The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-23

Of tho "DA1LY NEWS for the State of South Caro-
lima. He will visit different sections of the State
where mail facilities are afforded. whom our friends
can have an opportunity ofsubscribing to a con-
sistent and reliable Southern Journal
The NORTHERN MAIL ny RAILROAD We were
much gratifod yesterday by the reception of
very full mail by the land route which brought us
dates Of the 18th inst. from Richmond and Wash
mgton, and the 10th from Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York, Boston and Cincinnati and the 14th
from Chicago. It is truc this Is n little slow, but
as soon as the roads get somewhat more in trim
and supply Of new rolling stock, wo may expect
the restoration Of tho old schedule which existed
before the war. We have made some extracts
from Washington papers Of the 18th, which will be
found in our columns. We notice among tho
items that the Georgia Central Railroad, from Sa-
3 rannah 10 Macon. has got such assistance from
the Government will enable it to complete the
track through to Macon at an early date. Fer
haps some Of our roads might benofit by trying to
get similar assistance.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMER.-The fine propeller
AMambrd leaves her wharf for New York, this
morning, at nine o'clock precisely.
SALEs.-A house and lot in Smiths treet was
sold, yesterday, by WARDLAw & CAREw, for $1O35. .
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PARDoNs-EDwARD LAF1TTE and j. Fl. NoRwooD,
of South Carolina, have been pardoned By the
President.
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THE WEArHER.-After two weeks of unusual
heat, q change took place on Tuesday night last,
and the wind, blowing freshly from the northeast,
gave indications Of gale, and the air became
cooler. The weather is still unsettled but warmer
and we had a little rain yesterday. The appre-
hension Of q blow at the present time has sub
sided. :. = at,% -3
DIsLoYALrY.-Some Of our fellow citizens exhibit
such strong procivities to disloyalty, that they
will not condcscend to raise their heads and look
at the flag in front of this Office. Such as under
take to repeat this offence, will be reported in this
local column and punished accordingly "
CAPTAIN L. NJ MunnAY.--The friends of Captain
L. NJ. MURRAY, formerly Of tho New York and
Charleston steamers, will bo pleased to learn that
he has been appointed to the new and elegant
steamship Vera C1us, which is now employed as
packet between New York, Havana and Vera Cruz
RoBBERIEs. frequent robberies that have
lately taken place in our city show, it appears to
day Of the evacuation of the city to O short time
ago, We have been singularly free from crime, and
our houses have been remarkably exempt from
visits by robbers Our citizens could retire to bed
without tho fear of being disturbed by house
breakers 'plying their VOCATION" and gentlemen
Unnid leave money in their pockets, knowing they
could ind 1t there when tliey rnsa the next mor1-
ing. But now one dreams of the music of the NAL
let and the chisel, and afrightedly wakens up ex-
pecting to see door or, o window broken open
and dusky head protruding through it, while
Others, from the fear Of thieves, and additional
reasons of slight nature, 80 to sleep without any
money in their pockets. 1t is certainly hard upon
our citizens who are nervous, that they cannot en-
Joy sound sleep after day Of toll, from feeling
of insecurity; and it is really requisite that some
thing should be done to stop the marauding and
stealing at nights which is going on at the pres
ent time. patrol Of young men in the neigh
borhood ofspots that are being frequently visited
by these scoundrels would be effective, we think;
for on application to the Commander OF the Post
we have no doubt he would equip them with arms
sufficient to stop the now pleasant game of these
night prowling scamps.
SToREHoUsEs. observe that the large store
house, belonging to Messrs. G.. W. WILLIAMS d
Co., at the corner Of Hayne and Church-streets,
is undergoing repairs and fast approaching COM
pleton. When finished, it's immense space will be
able to contain more goods on one floor than any
establishment in the city, ands conveniences will
be surpassed by none It's appearance is indica-
live Of the very large business transacted by it's
owners ,..
REmovAL.-On reference to our paper, the public
will perceive the removal of CAHI1L g. Co., the OK.
.~tensiye grocers, from No. 275 King street, to the
= corner OF East Bay and Lodge Alley This firm,
from the style IN which it has done its business
since its establishment in Charleston, has now the
esteem and regard Of its people,
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS. &o-We would in.
yte the attention of readers to the card in the
Issue Of to-day, Of JENNINGS, THoMIINsoN &c Co.,
wholesale dealers in every article connected with
leather. This is one Of the Oldest firms in the
city, having been in existence over twenty-five
years, and during TINT time has been surpassed
by none for high character andhonorable dealing.
1t is with pleasure, when we observe the mer-
camille landmarks whom we have missed for a
while, returning to their places, that we speak of
them as men Of exalted standing; for 1t is they
" who have given Charleston the bright name she
wears among merchants, and it is they who will
always sustain her. !'!' s'.ti