The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-11

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ELEAzER WATERMAN, Esq, for many years Ordinary
of Georgetown District, and old and honorable res
dent of that town. died there recently OF the age of "a
years
PEnsoSAL.-WM. GILHoRE SIaNs has vacated the Ed
itoria chair Of the Columbia Pz, and is succeeded
by W, R. JOHNSON, Esq.
THE FOLLOWING gentlemon have been elected officers
of Mounted Infantry corps formed at Darlington c. II
in accordance with tho recent Proclamation of Governor
PERRY:
JuHuus A. Law Captain.
E KEITH DARaAN, LIST Lieutenant.
EDWARD McINrosu, I'd Lieutenant.
A. 81. WAR1Sa, Sd Lieutenant.
Mons. A. LANEN, late Consul to North and South
Carolina. from Franco. but who has been ordered to
Mexico arrived yesterday by tho Quaker City, and after
remaining in our city for woeks will repair to his
station. Mons LAsEs has resided with us for near
two years. and has ingaated himself into the esteem
and regard Of fellow-citizens by his genemanly
manners and urbanity Of disposition that they will part
with him with great regret.
THE FOLLOWING is list of the Officers of the Ia
coney, which arrived hero yesterday:
Commander W: G. Temple; Lieutenant Commander
H. II. Blue Lieutenant G. d. Jones; Passed-Assistan
Surgeon. g. D. Slocumi Acting Assistant Paymaster, A.
a. gaese W afng Master g. Acting En-
H. H Tocip n po;Iay
rosS ant Gng1nesr o in charge n B. Clark; Second 6
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RoBDERY.-we understand that, few days ago.
party of three four white proceeded UP the Ash
ley in craft, for the purpose of obtaining wood and
having supplied themselves with sufcicncy of oak,
at point the river they sailed higher up. into the
Parish OF St Georges Bacons Bridge VIII, they
were making preparations for cutting some pine to
complete the loading of their boat, when squad of
negroes fully armed made their appearance and ordered
thom to desst Having seized the boat and all their
clothing with eatables &C., they directed thc i'll the
most authoritative manner, TO return immediately to
tho city, which the white men compelled to
ply with being unprepared for any such adventure
arrived hero after fatisuing walk wth them quite
considerable loss The negroes who committed the
robbery believe, have not yet been discovered
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The HousE OF IspusrRr.-Through the poltcnoss of
amining the internal economy of the building
of George and King c Into American HoteD
which is designed for the truly charitable purpose of be-
coming proper "Home for destitute genteel females
and to be known as the "Iouse of Industry" The ar
rangen,ens remarkably good and everything seems
to be mado comfortable possible for those
to be inmates, while the plan for giving outside work
ladies appears to be we'll systemazed. With the COOP
Grafton of the Ladies Bureau, sewing work has already
been furnished to, at least hundred applicants and
hopes arc entertained that, during the coming week.
much greater progress will be made and many more
dea supplied
active exertions of the Ladies' Charitable Cloth
ing Association of which Miss HAMMOND is President
and the unceasng endearors OF the individual members
Society," of this institution
may in measure be attributed-thoy leaving nothing
undone that could be beneficial in promoting the object
of this benevolent enterprise; and to Captain G. j. LIN
,ou1sT also who modesy and quietly has done a great
deal OF this work of charity the benefcsres of the In
sttuton must be lastingly indebted.
It must be impressed upon the minds of ALL that this
has been established for destitute ladies'
othcr for those respectable women who have been
thrown into poverty by the loss of relatives who sup
ported them other circumstances during the late war
and not for those who by i'll behavior have lost all pre-
tensions to character decency Before be
mittod inmate. draw work from the establish
ent, she must produce certificate from two resident
citizens Of respectablity, that she is of reputa
ton and standing, well that she is destitute and
then all assistance will be given.
Those who receive work and take ii to their houses
and overy kind of needle-work will be furnshed-w be
paid cash.
The following gentlemen the Trustees of the
sHome":
q. J. L1NoUIsT, Chairman
Or. j. +; PorpEkHEIa. JAMES W. Brown,
q. w. WILLIAMS, ..-. Rev. j. III. HONOUR,
WM. KIRKwooD, Rev. Mr.. GREEN
q. L. SIawALD. Rev. Mr. MEySAap1E,
W. II. GILLILAND.
ELECTION TIcKRrs.-Our prompt and stirring friend,
JowIrT informs candidates and others interested that
he Is prepared to print a no shortest notice. every
kind quantity Of election tickets The many additions
and improvements which lie has lately made Of
hce with the ability and knowledge of business which
Mr. JowITT possesses warrant in saying that bet
ter work be done tho city than executed in his
Office.
HHoLEsALE GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
WILLIAM Quincy, lately the Commandnnt of this Post
and well known among citizens for his kindness and
good Iecng has entered into this business at 101
East Bay whcro he hopes to obtain share of public
patronage Our popular fellowtownsman, Mr.. HENRY
L. THoMpSoN, Jr, formerly Teller of the Bank O.
Charleston will be found also at this establishment
whore, no doubt his pleasurabe manners will attrac
many OF his friends.
fohE WHITE LEAD AND Ons-These particular arti
cles' winch Tor some years had to do without
or use the most inferior stuff, can now be obtainc,
abundahty Of the most superior kind by calling O,
Mr.. JOHN CoMsnNs afNo. 14l Meetine street onnos,t