The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-02
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COMPILED EXPRESSLY FOR THE DAILY NEWS.

jeff. Davis mothcr-n-law is in New York.
A dozen detectives young Ketchun'e
trail.
ottowa will next month become tho capital of
Canada.
The English have completed three thousand
miles Of railways i'll India.
Ketchun is well named. He did catch EN- ex-
tensively.
The probability is that the great cable has "gone
under."-Tdu,kon GGz.
Gen. Banks is named for Mr.. Gooch's seat in
Congress-
The Richmond Times reports large quantities of
tobacco on the Danville railroad.
| The Charleston, S. c., ladies continue very un-
| amiablc towards our soldicrs.-Boston Post
| The lamented Zollicofers daughters have taken
| the oath in Nashville.
The N. Y. Tribune is printed on bamboo paper,
and very handsomely it looks
| Bombay was recovering from its commercial
| crisis
| The State prisoners at Fortress Monroe are now
allowed the daily papers.
man of much decision-the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue.
North Carolina exports 1OO, 900 bushels of pea
| Vanderbilt and Stewart are building the new ho-
tel at Saratoga 1t will be palace.
A brutal parent in New York attempted to hang
his daughter with the clothes line.
The grape crop in Ohio will fall short this wear
| IN consequence OF mildew.
The Newburyport Herald reports lively business
| in the ship-yards there.
Gen Hooker is going to St. Louis to marry
| Lord Derby is preparing a Eth edition of his
| translation of Homer.
There are in Chicago seventeen grain warehouses
with total capacity Of 925, 900 bushels.
The N Y. Saturday Press says never confide Sc
| crcts to your relatives; blood will tell.
Prentice says the negroes as body stand hol-
| low-footed against all idea of work.
| Mine host Main, of tho Ballard House, Richmond
Va, is about to marry 4 niece of Jenny Lind.
The Fulton and Arsso, will again run Oh the New
York and Havre steamship line.
MarctZck says the price Of the n Y Herald,s
| friendship for the opera is $50, 900 season.
a man actually died III his bed in New York
day or two since. Street murders are decreasing
correspondent of the Anti-Savery Standard
| suggests the impeachment of President Johnson
was in flutter about it,
The tobacco crop i'll Missouri and Kentucky is
suffering.
There arc in the Oil regions class of men called
soil smelers," who for $IO Indicate the nJacn fnr
boring.
Gen. Baker has gone West to investigate frauds
upon government. It will be the largest batch any
baker ever Hnedded.
There is IN editor named Silver-thorn We von
in his pocket.
Mr.. Quilp says that most men who COMPLAIN
that they have nothing to do, are just about equal
Our neighbor of the Democrat coulln't wash
himself without losing good deal of ground |
Louisville Journal. |
A returned soldier IN Philadelphia cowhided his
former captain for tying him up by the thumbs
while in the army.
Barnum's late property in New York has gone
into the hands OF Bennett, of the HeraldWpasssed
from big humbug to bigger one.-Lou. Jomnal
A lady at the Saratoga races wore s2s 600 worth
Of diamonds in her hair. Her husband hired a
policeman to watch her against thieves.
Among the prizes offered at the great shooting
iestiVai IN germany are Waltham watch, a
'Brick" Pomeroy says President johnson ia like
the death Of his 'better half" ~|''
The radicals have failed in their efforts to rule
him-and again fail.-LouisoMe Journal.
Colonel Forney calls Wade HAMPTON ono of the
preu1 ceUdliers of the South-in some respects the
pattern knight and gentleman of tho Carolnas.
Not man in New York to-day could be found
who had ever had the least faith in the Atlantic
cable. AL "knew it would fail, and had always
said 3d."
The citizens of st. Louis have collected $50 600.
and informed the General to use it in selecting a.
house to his taste.
No one in New York has stolen over one bun.
a dred thousand up to 10 o'clock p. NJ. yesterday,
therefore no account of theft forgery or embezzle
ment was mentioned.
The editor of the Deseret News says his object
In publishing his paper has been to "beneft Is |
rael and do good to mankind" This is what we |
drive at In printing the News.
B!ondin is peri rming the most perilous feats in
Paris on wire cable. His agent having cheated
him out OF fortune, he is nightly hazarding his
life to gain another.
Marshal Bazaine arrested six editors il Mexico
FOR certain editorial structures upon his course
an and sentenced them all to fines and imprisonment
The Emperor pardoned them.
The Springfield Republican tells the story that
one OF the pastors Of that city was recently waited
upon by loving couple whom he duly joined in
wedlock, whom the bridegroom asked him II there
was anything to pay. The parson stammerinely
said he always took what parties chose to o9ye
him, though the legal fec was 81 25 The BRIDE
groom then took him out Of doors and said. conf.
deutiaily, he had nothing with him. but he wonId
take his address and send him down $3.50 on the
stagel 0 '- '-'
The other day, a lady was examining tho 8ne
shawls and clOaks upon the life-siSe frames |
In O store in Hartford, and finally found n s;lk |
cloak that pleased her very much and she raised |
It mp, examined 1t carefully and freely and was at
the conclusion very much astonished to find that |
she had boon making free with the dress Of a iady
customer who very quietly stood as still as stay
figure, till all Of the trimmings Of her dress had
been well examined.
A young lady moving in the upper circles at
Chicago was betrothed. ct the BEGINNING OF The
war, to lientonant in tho army he WAS Riliadin !
battle and his body taken home and buried by HIS
nearest friend and comrade who was with him ! .
when he fell. To this young man Tho Iadv's affec
tiOna nafu u. |