The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27
The Daily News.
MORNING, JUNE a. 1866.
LOCAL MA TIERS.
- SEE SECOND AND THIRh ,oEs, "a

we announced tho election OF this gentleman to tho
Chair OF Materla Medica and Therapeutics in the
Medical College In tho State Of South Carolina to h the
vacancy recently created by death of Dr. HENRY r.
FROST. Tho mantle OF the late incumbent could have
faien upon no ono within our knowledge, moro worthy
or more able to Ali the position with credit. Dr. KIN
LooH is man of decided TALENT been close stu.
dent ever since ho entered tho profession far as the
nrduous dntics OF largo practice would permit; and
mas Kept fully abreast with tho march of SCIENCE We
congratulate the College distinguished and Useful
nm acquisition.
Dr.. KINLooH has had considerable erperjence aa n
teacher In medicine He held the position OF
Oh inc ROPER Hospital in this city number of years.
and IN that capacity daily gave clinical instruction to
the students Of the college, and also ectured twice
week in tho amphitheatre He is o pleasing spe aker
ana mas the happy faculty Of presenting subject I'm
oeAr concise and attractive manner; aud feel
sured that the principles Of Therapeutics by his teach
Ing Will be brought Within the comprehen of even
the dullest aspirant for medical honors
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"A GOOD SEASONS WoRK.-From a correspondent we
learn that "the Palmetto Mi Il, at Georgetown owned
oy DAVID R1sLEy, Esq, and managed by Mr.. W. K
AEsToN, makes the following showing Of operations be-
tween January st and June 17th which latter da
the mill was stopped working for lack of to
away the lumber: Amount of sawed lum ber shipped,
2l0s4 feet; No. Of sticks Of timber sawed bbs2; on
the wharf awaiting vessels, feet on hand ready
two gang mill, and although the amount sawed In the
time above named, viz, three million feet may
seem large yet assured that before the war the
same mill did much better work"
II there are any vessels in port wanting freghts
here would seem chance for them to get cargo at
short notice.
Mr. j. a. RIsLEY is the agent IN this city.
Dun DELEGATES TO orso1sNAr1.-we In receipt Of
private letter from Cincinnati informing that our
delegates have received satisfactory succor
On the 2lst they proceeded Louisville upon invita-
ton from the merchants of that city who, we doubt
not, Will extend them o most cordial and hospitable
Welcome We are now daily looking for the return of
shese gentlemen to our midst and hope that on the
whole, their mission shall have proved successful
The Louisville Courier of Friday last, the 22d inst
has the following paragraph In relation to the Delega-
ton:
The Charleston Commitee.-The committee of gentle
cinnat on railroad business viii be here to-day as the
guests OF our city We understand quarters have
provided for them at Wizards Hotel.
TIE SISTERS OF MERCY gratefully acknowledge the
receipt, through Madame PosIE and Miss HARVEY of
neat brilliant uniform for the orphan girls in their
charge the gift of D. oNEILI, ESQ., The Sisters take
this occaaon to thank Mr.. O'NLL, not only for his
constant beraty to the Asylum but still more for his
steady patronage Of their Academy the proceeds of
which had in form years. Afforded 80 many comforts
to the orphans.
The Sisters also thank Mr.. McCLoY for tho full piece
OF brilliant he has kindly sent them through the
above named ladies'.
Convent Of our Lady Of Mercy Charleston, June AZ
1866
REPORT OF THE CHIEF oE THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.. =
We are indebted to NJ. II. NATHAN Esq, the efficient
Chief OF the Fire Department tbls City, for copy of
his report to April 30h 1885, The Report publ cd
in excellent style by Mr. JosEPH WALKER and contains
vast amount Of useful and interestins of
which we will give abstract In to-morrow's paper
The crowded state Of columns prevents our doing
80 to-day.
DIR. BKnNHAnDT.-People who have sny afetion of
the eyes, matter Of what nature, which prevents
their seeing we'll they might wish should no. fail
to visit this celebrated optcan at his oe Parlor No.
the Mills House. lifelong study Of this peculiar
branch of surgery enables Dr. BEnNHAnDr to tell alta
glance the nature Of the defects and the great dscove
ries which he has made ensure a speedy remedy.
REORGANIZATION OF THE GALA CLUB.-A meeting Or
the above Club IVES held last night and the following
gentlemen elected officers to serve the ensuing
year:
J.. 81. MATTHRwEs, President.
". H. CLAGETT. vice-Presldent.
]. F. ROBERTSON, Secretary.
II. @. THOMAS. Treasurer.
o.
THE AMERICAN FARMER, published by woRTH1NaroN
LEw1s, Baltimore, has reappeared under new form.
The July number commences o series. This is an
excellent agricultural and horticulture monthly we'll
deserving Of Southern patronage. originally es.
tablishe6 in 1873.
THE GALAXY for July NO. 81 has been received; filled
with excellent matter and gotten up In the highest
style Of the bibopoietic art. To be at all the Pc
rfodich Depots, at IS cents q number
MAYORS COURT, Tuesday Morning, June 26.-One in.
diyidua who had been in Charleston for fifteen years
and had never been drunk BEFORE fined s6 for the
frat offence and ordered to pay expense of furniture
cart which had been hired convey him to the Drunk
ards Refuge
An unfortunate carter, who, under the influence Of
liquor tumb1ed from his cart and got hts head fastened
In the singletree, paid $5 for having Il extricated.
After deciding or two ore caes which furnish.
ed no matter for report His Honor proceeded to the
consideration OF the Rounds Book. ,.d"a
PROVOST CoURT, June 26-Unted States ps John Will
lams tcolored).-Asaault and battery. with intent 10
kL-Sarah Brown sworn: In Tfadd.strees, near King,
Sunday night defendant said that was the frst ono
who threw briok at the young man who was murdered
In Tradd that nign: don't to say young
man was killed. but very badly injured; have not seen
him since he was carried home that night
Kate Kennedy sworn: Heard defendant say he was
the first that threw the brick the young who
was beaten Sunday night in street; he repeat
ed the same thing and cursed the man o rebel.
Policeman o'Reiliy, sworn On duty corner King and
O'Clock, In company with policeman o'Bren, when
tention was called by two previous witnesses, who