The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-12
LOCAL MATTERS.
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NAr1oaAn Exrnfss CoMtAsnY.-k Il The National t:' E1-
press and Transportation Company, as will be
seen by it's advertisement in another column, has
: completed arran ements which enable it Ito run
on express trains as fer as Atlanta, Georgia, and
as far West as St. Louis 1t isprepared now to
carry freights of all kinds, from tho smallest pack
ages to the heaviest boxes, andit Announces to
its friends and the community generally that it is
ready to work as efficiently, as expeditiously and
as cheaply as any other company. ,,,.,,,
VICTORIA HoTEL.-This Hotel, corner King and
Princess-streets, Is ,re-opened and re-furnished.
We had the pleasure; a few days since, of going
through the entire building, and we can cay most
truthfuiIy that It is very neatly and elegantly t-
ted up. The furniture ia all new, and we'll select
ed. The Hotel is opened on the European plan
that ie, persons can have rooms or meals paying
for only what they get. Mr. OpDEBEcK deserves
a6 bis taste and skill in furnishing
the Victoria. ~ 49, ->"~-
FASHIONABLE CALLs.-The new drug store at
the corner Of King and Market streets is frequent
ed by large number Of fashiopable callers, And
no wonder. Here they enjoy the pleasure OF see-
ing handsome store, with very eentlemanly pro-.
pretors, obligng and ha:udsome clerks, an elegant
fountain, and ouoi, delicious soda Surely, sufa-.
cient Inducements to bring our beat society to q
{ resort. We are glad,to learn that Messrs. RAouL
i tYRAa are meeting with encouraging SUCCESS.
( We know, they deseryeiit. !, !. G.$: 'sNb
THE Graves on ouh CONFEDERATE DEAD.--oS.
ing to the severe storm yesterday. the meeting to
have taken place at the Mills House--to sorm an
Association for renovating and keeping in repair
e. fl,a ~ IA 6aed
poned till Monday afternoon, at Al o'clock.
i This is delightful season to strew flowers on
the graves Of our fallen heroes, and we earnest
ly hope the ladies of Charleston, who have ever
taken such lively interest in their welfare while
living, will now display Interpretation of their
! noble deeds and the cause for which they died.
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s BusISEss DInEcroRy OF THE PRINCIPAL SOUTHERN
CIT1Es.-The advertisement in another column, in
reference to the compilation Of complete Direc-
tory of the principal Southern cties together with
the names OF the principal business firms of New
York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore, will be
read with interest by our mercantile community.
!, Such work at this time will doubtless be found
especially useful and desirable, as facilitating
commercial relations between the North and South
The Directory will be an Indispensable handbook
in every countingroom, and from its wide circuls.
tion will be q most advantageous medium for ad.
vertieng. Mr.. 8. G. CoURTENAY is the agent fol
this city, at whose store Mr.. E. A. KENDALL will
furnish all particulars. ,l,- ,.,.. /
TIE QuAxER CIrY.-We have 10 our time sect
i, something Of this Ne,o World ania considerable
u portion Of the old. We have Itravelle ed in many
i steamers ;haYe orossedt the Atlantic in the Asia
and returned home il the Scotia have, enjoyed
1jthe glories Of a Mississippi Palace In "goot
tfmes," and we have enjoyed the pleasures Of I
Quaker Cayyoyage from New, York to iCharleston
4, and from Charleston-to New York etoral timeB
:. Aceoraipg to our the ouater is not eqna
~ to the Cunhr detsS but we DO NOT remember, eE
sspng g vi hssir mad: ,hsss psssss ,ss
Congratulate those of our! friends Who may b
going North this summer on this vessel. she ha
=. been thoroughly "fixed" y; up for the sumine
travel Captain WEST, her universally respecte
commander, r. will, we predict, have the fame 9
BgRaY he I'd courteous, kind, and abqy
all' ehh'lhata azj.a IL s. # s b.. - = = g :.
y., pnovosr COUNT fi,az United States o
a. PETER TaAvEns andaED. KEasEy United Stat.
=, sailors--Drunk in street. The defendants ples
guilty to the charge; fnedSs5 sach,i and ordere
on board their vessel st"t, NJ
United States %. William Jenkips and Benz
Perry colOred)-AttemptlnBot0e 10 etrlAe DIT. VOL
Defendants used bad and threatening lsDguai
to Mr.. WOLF in the market, stopped him NJ
struck at him. Found guilty, and fined s2 eac
United States us.i Edward Brovn-Disorder
. conduct and resisting Police. defendant had
large stick knocking against ali the houses 81
fences, and using bad and obscene language
& the street; struggled TO get away from policema
and finally at the! cotner,of John-street ran, b
7" was oYertakon and again arrested. Fined IS.
,'r q VI isI T-o x q. :
III Iii MEMoRIAM.-The Richmond Examiner OF u
y, 10th Is draped in mohrpiug, In com nemoratio
y: Of the 'anniveraary ofsthe death Of sToyEwAl
T. ciJAoksos, WHO died May 10th, 1868. The Exam
,er published ;a regular "stonewall" Issue. OF
= sheet for Thursdsy. Iscontains q memoir
the great Confederate Hero, osyeriag some eig
yai columns, and & has thseey colqmns Of edit
:, rial on the same eubject. In connection with
~ We are pleased TO Gee, the Eaamiasr also publis
ed "rhe Jacket Of Gray very anespoem,
hrs. o. A. BALL, OF this city, originally writ
for TaE CnAnrlssTos DAILY News.