The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

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OF each week is published officially
Ina TEIE DAILY NEwS every Fri.
day morning.
LOCAL MATTERS.
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MHroNIAR TABLEAux.-Ladies and children should
not neglect the favorable opportunity offered by to- days
matinee. Bee advertisement.
Messrs A. GETTY 90 havo received @ telegram from
their agents. Messrs LIVINGSTON Fox Co., New York,
stating that the steamship Aoneka sailed June T. for
this port.
The METHoDrsr nHuRoH CASE BEFORE TIL E PRoyosT
COURT. We call attention to he proceedings In this
important case In another column. g. O BowE n ESQ.,
is counsel for the plant ia and COL onAs. Il. SIMON TON
counsel for the defendant. a.
CONCERT AT TIRE BATrERY.--The following is the
programme for the Concert evening" by tho Band
of the 9Th United States Infantry to commence ut
P. M !. Coronation March, Opera Prophet. q. Over.
ture Fra Diavoi. 8. Waltz, schwarzbls,t L. Aria Of
Gabrielle Das N,chtlagor. g.. Evening serena do, By
Schubert G. Pospourri, Faust. 7. Turkisoh sturm
March.
SriNK1No FIsH will be seen by reference to tho
proceedings of the Mayors Court that thia subject
receiving the attention Of tndefatigable police s
against the laws Of the city not ouiy spoiit
but even sh that have been kept In tcs tho viola
tors Of tho law shoud be severely punished es,ecauy
ut this time when tho cholera epd ID abroad. The party
accused before the Mayor may DO perfectly Inn ocent
but somebody CortalQly to blame
body ought to catch it. ....g ..-,.f nj
PErEnsoss MAGAZINE for July has been roc eved
ahead of time; and those who desire keep pace with
fashion, should ut go Mr. vooLER No. 1us Mar
ket street, and get copy.
Mr. YoGLER also has full hfes Of the latest Irish pa
pers. fresh from New York containing and cures
about the Fenian fracas. German Italian French and
English papers hand.
PaoFEssoR BKRNHARpT.-wep paid a visit yesterday to
this distinguished oculist, and no little pleased
first with his mauners and in the next place. with what
is Of more imporance-hs perfect mastery Of the hui
man eye He has all the means and appliances for ex.
amnng the eye. and every kind Of lenses to remedy
the defects OF vision. We oil know difficult It is
TO procure suitable glasses Go and visit the Professor
In his private parlor at the Mills House. between the
hours Of A. NJ. and p NJ, you will be certainly
Suited His Australian crystal spectacles the best
BLhsseh LII ube Anu the1c proprietor claims
them. -.
FnE-The com annuity were alarmed ut an unus ual
hour this morning by the almost obsolete cry fre
About O'Clock flames were seen issuing from the tur
pentine still of Messrs. GEO. D. SMITH l. Co, Pot
ters Wharf, The engines were promptly the ground
but the cobuable nature of the material and the very
low state Of tde rendered their Efforts In m essui e.
futile The FIRE caused by the boiler ernowins
while the furnace door open The turpenne burnt
rapidly, and In short time the atrl In ruins
About 100 barrels rosin and II cords of wood were de-
stroyed besides the boilers and fixtures OF the still
Through the exerttons Of the remen aud oshes some
126 barrels rosin were saved Two boats which were
aground nt the head OF the wharf bu,nt One Of
then the r. E. Lee, had just com peted and had
all her sails and rigging board None OF the prop
erty was insured, and heavy loss has been in cted
the proprieors but they both energetic young
men, they will recuperate. Tho total loas will
amount to between $4,000 and $4,000.
QUALIFICATION OF YorLRs.-1h following fs tb opn.
Ion OF D. PORTER. Esq, City Attorney in relation
election for Aldermen:
Chairnan Board of City Managers:
SIN: In reply to your inquireR beg to state the fol-
l. That the the Legislature of the 1sh Decen.
Der, 1885. provides that 'no shal allowed 10
vote at any city election for Mayor Aldermen un
loss, In addition to cartaiu other quahc ons he shall
have paid taxes In his behalf to the Of at
leas dollar sha tohen he IL about pote pro-
duce receipt or certificate of such payment from the Cy
1Tedsurer or other officer appointed receive taxes
and the mana ers are ired to mark stamp the
receipt or certihcate 80 that attempt may
second time the said certificate Tor the purpose Of
voting at paid election. The provision clear and ex
plic that no person shall be allowed unless he
shai produce at the time OF voting the receipt GER
hcate that he has paid his tag s,tsfed that
the have no poioer to dtcnse toi the roduc
ton Of the receipt, 49,. H.. ..,... =.
a am OF opinion that one ia entitled TO vote un
less he shall have paid the required tax urder the
cent Ordinance to raise supplies OF 10th JANUARY
1885. The PAYMENT Of taxes under the Ordinance OF
November 1865. IL not su irnt. The November Ordi.
nance has been supsrceded by that uf january. Any
person who has paid or khsl ray Of dollar or
moro under TIL diuance OF january last aud shall
produce his receipt to that effect will bring himself
vote, and do not think suy other pareon can.
', The results are simply 4eea: sH..,. ,.. ,,r,r
That the receipt nust be produced at the time of
voting .I : = - -;
That It be q receipt t,r tar OF at east one
dollar under the Ordinance Of i6th January. ts Q.
(signedy W PORTER, City Attorney. ".
pRovosr CoUnr, June 8-United States ps. Emma
Guian and Nancy tc md Battery
Green, sworn, Day before yesterday in my room
corner Of Church aud Cumberland Streets in the after
noon, Emma said that smashed chicken, VIII ich I
denied; she wen ont aud eamo btik a3ai l. aud said
that boy told her that did smalh the po try; re-
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