The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-22
DAILY NEWS.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST %. 1865.
LOCAL MATTERS.

To OUR CITY SUBscRrBERs.--We would DO thank
full il there is any failure the part Of our car
riers to deliver tho DAILY NEWS, our city sub
scribcrs would give us immediate notice. Every
effort on our part will be made to secure on early
delivery, and If tho carriers fail in doing their
duty, we hope to bc Immediately informed Of it.
WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER RAuRoAp.-We
are pleased to state that this road is now in
nection with Kingvie, and we return our thanks
TO Mr.. A. JopsoN, messenger Of ApAsIs Express
Company, for Richmond Petersburg, Fayetteville,
and Wilmington papers, brought over by the first
train that reached that point.
MANAGERS OF ELECTION. "A meeting Of this
Board was held yesterday afternoon at Masonic
Hall Mr.. CHARLES LOVE in the chair Several
matters were discussed, and vacancies filled. A
committee was appointed to confer with the au-
thoritics on all matters connected with tho forth
coming elections, to report at IN adjourned meet
ing on Thursday afternoon next, at s o'clock.
Much unanimty prevailed and mnny desires were
expressed to have the election carefully and prop
erly conducted.
A Hot DAY.-It seemed to us that yesterday was
particularly warm-nay, that it was the hottest
day Of the season. Every one we saw, every friend
we met, appeared to be suffering intensely from
its severity. We grumblcd and fretted through
the first part Of the day, until going into the low
or part OF tho city, we heard in house tam
BORNE, accompanied with f'the fiddle and the
bow" and innumerable feet shutting over the
floors. We paused, and moralized after the man
ner of STEnSE: If pleasure, said We prevents these
people, in close room, from feeling the excessive
fy1,t CHI rpt,<
open street, suffer it to annoy US merely because
we have to laborf This did the bnsiness-me
syrowled no more; but when we returned, we felt
that our philosophy, if it had not made cooler,
had made us q wiser man.
ARRIVAL OF TRooPs.-The steamer Ann Maria
from Hilton Head, brought here, yesterday, Com
pany E, Of the 9Th U. 8. Artillery, under COM
mand of Lieut. BRINKIEY. They will garrison Fort
Moultrie.
II CoLBURN HOWELL & Cove omitted yesterday
in our notice of this firm, tho name Of Mr.. H. E.
NICHOLS, who forms the company, and is from Co.
1umbia, where he has for years been the agent for
many insurance companies, and where his position
as business MAJ 10 fsvorably known.
CUT TIMBER in the country should be brought to
town without delay by referring to our adver-
tisng columns, ready purchasers will be found.
REsTAuRANT.-Mr. HENRY H. BADENHop has
opened at No. 135 MeetinS-street one of the
neatest places for refreshment in the city The
front room of the establishment is q sales room
for segars and liquors in quantities, while the
rear, which il as beautifully fitted up is devoted
TO those who seize pleasure as it flies during these
N hTr will ho
whose face, was very familiar at the Charleston
Hotel in days gone by.
HANDSOME FURNITURE, ETc.--We call attention
to the advertisement OF sale this day, by Mil
IIaAS Son, and suggest the attendance of all in
want of fine articles Of that character.
SEE Acting Master MoSrEn's card in special
column. -..
In LOOKING over our advertisements, do not fail
TO read that OF GEO. W. CLARK j. Co. ..I
FAYETTEVILLE NEws.-we have received small
paper with this title, barely discernible, which, no
doubt, is quite interesting, but the copy received
by us liz unreadabie. We are satisfied, from the
strong smell Of turpentine which accompanies it,
that it Is genuine, and comes from the "Old North
State" We. desire better acquaintance with it.
AUGUSTA, GA.-The Constitutonaltst, of the 10TH
gives accounts Of robberies, thefts and outrages
that are appalling. We should certainly rejoice at
our exemption from these rogueries to any extent,
and thank our vigilant police for the prevention
THE Savannah Republican, of the 18th, mentions
the extreme low state Of the river and the deten-
tion OF stenniers at Augusta in consequence
New PuBLIcATIoNs.-HARPER & BRoTHEas an
nounce the following new books: .sI I'.,..
Draper's American Civil Policy "t"
Prison Life in the South. aa,.. .....
The Oil Regions Of Pennsylvania. 9.
The Story of the Great March-Gen, shermnn's
Campaign through Georgia and the Carolinas.
Bracketts United States Cavalry. ....,...
Can You Forgive Her9 By TroIlope Illustrated
by Browne. ...r ?, ..i ...u .'r -
Carry's Confession. BY the author Of Matte, A
Stray Belial-a Novel. 60. u, ,.tl.: !-.h.-i
THE Cry OF CHARLrsTos being large stock
holders in the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road, our readers will be pleased to learn from the
following, taken from the Augusta Constitutional