The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-20
JOTTINesABoUT TIE STATE.

Foster Blodgett is In Newberry.
The corn-crib Of ]. B. Coleman, at Ridge
way, was destroyed last week.
Cora Counte, of Union, broke her arm on
Wednesday, and is doing well.
&c. C. Bowen and r. G. DeLarge have been
taking testimony In Beaufort.
-Mr. Nathaniel Barksdale, OF Lsurens, died
on Saturday, aged seventy.six.
Geo. E. Windsor. arrested under the Ku-
Klux law, was bailea In Columbia, on Friday,
in the sum of $4,000.
Captain James F. Izlar Is ca.ef. and George
Boliver, assistant CHIEF, OF the Crangebnrg
Fire Department.
lBlll and Bob Sartor, two Union County
desperadoes, were abol 1t TO be arrested Dy
Sheriff Palmer, when he was CONSIDERABLY ar
rested as Ku-Klux.
Work will coMmence on the Barnwell
and Blackville Railroad on Moncay. IL ls
stated that 1t will take only six weeks to COM
plete the road.
= Thomas Paysinger, ex-sherif of Newberry,
and James n. Irby have been arrested as ku-
Klux. The marshals hunted for DR.. Thos. No
Coy, but missed him.
The kitchen of W. 8. Croft, Of Georgetown,
caught fire on Wednesday week. About 8
O'Clock the same night an attempt was made
to burn the store Of F. W. Arnholter.
"A Republican meeting was held at Sellers
store, In Orangeburg County,. on Saturday;
The need OF reform was emphatically urged
for both State and county.
w. F. NJ. Williams, newly appointed
United States deputy marshal. who Is hgur-
ing In onion, was arrested as Ku-kux some
months ago and confessed his participation 10
number of raids. Hence his appointment.
The following appointments are registered
at the State executive department.: d. B.:
kirkland, John ]. Nell and James Carter. trial
Justices for Fairfield County; j. W. Hayward,
notary public for Newberry.
Mr.. A. Morgan, of Georgetown, has nearly
completed building new steamboat, which ne
designs putting In the place OF the "General
ManIgault," burnt some time ago. AS soon as
this one Is launched another will be COM
menced.
Senator Arnim gives notice, through the
columns of the Edgeneld Advertiser, that he
will address the people of Edgefeld County on
ithe Issues Of the day." July 4th, at their court
house. This he does at the request Of citizens
of the county, irrespective OF party or color.
We have to record peculiarly hard case.
State officer, who has not heen able to OBJ
tain any portion of Ills salcry for several
Columbia, to pay his license tax ION ealary, :
which is still due.
The Governor has pardoned Thomas Kirk
patrick, recently acquitted by jury of the muir
der of his cell-mate In the State Penltentiary,
on the ground of Insanity. kirkpatrick was
In the penitentiary on the CHARGE OF horse
stealing in Edgefeld County. He has been
taken to Canada By his father.
The following South Carolina soldiers are
buried at Newbern, N. G., where they are
watched over by the Memorial ASSOCIATION:
VIM. r. Smith, VIM. Segagan, Daniel Cromer,
Yancey Strickland, VIM. Brlgnon, Rollln Car
soo. WIN. Bunch, John P. Blume. jos. HOOK,
Michael Draft, Aud. Hotts, VIM. Baker. Elijah
Lane. Nathaniel Huff. James Lynch, Enan
Pooser. Paul Price, Dsuiel Magogin. Jesse
Holman. WIN. N. Rush, Nathaniel Graham,
Henry Crump, Martin Greenburg, VIM. h.
Johnson, Archibald West, Wiley 3. Stevens,
James Dees, VIM. Hutchins, John 3. stuncer'
-Messrs. W. E. Bailey, E. H: Hines, N. L.
Cooper. Henry Helnes, j. q. Cooper, ID. y;
Dnkes, d, r. Flanagan, Henning WAITS ao9
Ranks Jamison, from Fairfield county; charged
1uiti violation of the Ku-Kiux act, had tnelr
several hearings in Columbia on SATURDAY.
After hearing the witnesses on part OF tae tae
nrosecntIon. the commissioner decided tnat
their cases neither came under the Ku-klux OF
Enfarcement fna acts, aud the prisoners were DIS,
charged. Allen Prince, (colored,) cnargeo
9th Violating the Enforcement act at Cnester,
WIS ~ continued, and, for want OF bail, was re-
manded to prison.