The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-21

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No. 4. l=|=l
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The names in stano, are elected. .ssssk..
SYssssSSaye
FUNERAL SERVICE FOR THE CONFEDERATE DEAD-To.
morrow at O'Clock. there will be Solemn Requiem
Mass at ST. Pauls cathSle ghgseh, sssssJ FOR
the Confederate dead. coMsct taRsn up on
the occasion for the benefit Of the orrhans.
ME1HoDBr CHURCH IN gounT.-The able argument
Of DOL OHAs H. s1HoNToN, the distinguished counsel
for the defen oe will be found on our second page 1t
our intention and desire to publish the argument
In reply at the time but the crowded state of
) columns prevents.
The FBBEDMEN'B BUREAU AND THE SEA IsLANDs.-In
the communication under the above head in our yester
days iasus very important typographical error oc-
CURED In the sentence stating that the policy OF the
Bureau "has some alienation disrust and hostility be-
tween the negroes and tho whites," the words "tae
neeroes were left out which gave entirely different
meaning to the aentsnoe.
SALE OF GROCERY sUaARs-Mr JosEph II. R1sLEY
disposed OF yesterday, on Accommodation Wharf, fifty
hogsheads of Cuba Grocery Sugars of his own mporta-
tion, direct from Matanzas ct the following prices:
per pound; " per pound IL hhds at
lax cents per pound bhds at 125 cents per pound
18 hhds. at llH cents per pound.
TOUCHING INoDENT.-Cln the 10th Instant, the day
the celebration In commemoraon Of the Confederate
Dead in Of city grave yards after the ceremo-
nies had been performed and the crowd Dispersed re-
spectacle looking colored seen to Hnger be-
hind, sit down upon aSgr,ve, bury her face in her
hands, and weep bitterly. friend Of ours. who
holds with JuvENAL, ('.NisI humanum Sc altenun
esss') observing her, became very much Interested
With native ndness OF manner he addressed her and
inquired the cause of her grief. Won by his synpa.
thzng tone, sbe unburdened her heart to him in alter
nate words and sobs The grave which sho aat was
that of her former young master, who had been killed
In battle during the late He had been her charge
In his infancy and boyhood, and in his manhood he
was her pride and her delight His deeds of gallant
daring had been her boast and 1t tho wish dearest
to her heart to him return victorious and honored
to the home which he had fought to protect Heaven
had deoreed otherwae and while conquered
people did honor to the memory Of the defen ders
she, poor helpless faithful woman wept the grave
OF him to whom she had looked for protection and sup
port in the days of her age and infrmty.
LADIES' MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION Secretary kind
Iy furnished with the following in relation to the
meeting on Monday evening last
The meeting was organized by the President The
frst and fourth articles of the Constitution submitted
and revised: z5==
ART l. Resolved That this Association shall be known
as .The Ladies Memorial Association Of the Confede
rate Dead"
ART ~ All funds shall be saoredly used for keeping
in repair the gravesof the Confederate Dead In Magno
liza Cemetery and in erecting monument to their me-
mory % directed by the Association. |
Resolutions Of thanks to the following gentlemen and
companies were unanimously passed: To the gen tie.
of the COMMITTEES and others who SO ably accom-,
plished their duty the Presidents Of the South Caro-
lima and Northeastern Railroad Companes to the Rev.
Clergy for their most appropriate and eloquent ad,
efsions SO enhanced the pleasure Of the days to the
gentlemen of the Choir; to the Propretors of the Mills
House and Charleston Hotel Livery Stables. National
and Southern Express Companies Geraghty 4 Davis
for transportation wagons and omnibuses.
Other resolutions of thanks passed In favor OF
parties for printing materia to propretors Of hotels
for sale Of tickets for the of the Masonic Ha to
the newspaper Offices and to various gentem en- for
courtesies extended.