The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF sourH CAROLINA.
AT meeting of the Board OF Trustees and Faculty,
Dr.. r. A. KINLooH unanimously elected to the "a
cant Professorship Of Matera Medica and Therapeu-
tics. ...l
LATE NEwspArERs, &c.-Mcssrs. NJ. NJ. QUINN Bro.
have furnished us with Frank Leslies Ladies Aaoarue
for July, Harpcr's WkIy, and tho New York Tribune
and Herald Ies QUINN have also received an OK
supply Of those stationery packages which haye been
much sought AFTER ......i
The following are tho numbers which d.ew the prin
cpal prizes in the Havana plan Kentucky State Lottery
ClnBs O., June 10th. 1866. ..
No. 124Gl, SlOo,Gor; No. 1906, $4,000; No 1OOba
s26ooo No. ol72, $4,000; No. 1880 s5ooJ No. e5ao,
s2s60
TALL ooTToN.-we are In receipt of q Ane speoimen
OF the dreen seed" Cotton plant. grown on Mr.. H. L
p. MoCoRMIcK's plantation, ELLEN Grove" Christ
Churoh Parish. Tho stalk ia thirty.seven inches In
height from the bed has eighteen branches two bolS
and no eRs than eighty-peven FORMS There has been
one blossom on it. The general condition Of the CROP
we are happy to state, is uncommonly good
OuTRAaE-During the riot of Sunday evening" o
respectable young man Of the Of BRANTFoRD was
Knocked down In Tradd dangerously Injured
The attendant has expressed doubts Of his
covery, and he lies In very critical condition It
Us to be hoped that the party dealing tho blow cannot
be found the rngeaders of the will be 30 severely
dealt with, as to afford wholesome warning against
. such conduct in future. g. '-:.- -
NARROW EscAPE-Yesterday morning loaded army
revolver was sold at tho auction Messr Bow
RRs sLoox. The purchaser stepped up to Mr. BowEns
and asked for piece of paper to wrap the pistol n
ana while that gentleman moved to get the paper the
pistol through careless hsndlin went off, and the ba
passed just whore Mr.. BowERs' head was before he
moved. This incident should be warning to all per.
sons who deal in firearms not to sell them loaded
People viii be careless with thngs and sometimes
serious accidents are the result, f. :-N.F,
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FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT THE CHURCH OF THE Holy
CoHMUNIoN.We congratulate our friends of the Upper
Wards on the opportunity afforded them by the ladies
OF the Church of the Holy Communion 10 spend little
money In useful way and at the time pass PLEAS:
ant evening. Most Of the public amusements of The
city are conducted 30 far down town to put them be-
yond the reach Of uptown citizens whe not go ortu
nate as to carrages and the these
ts very great doubt not that the present
will be improved by hundreds Of the young Of both
sexes longing for amusement. l.rf1t is.rIy-.-g :
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THE sTowRn's CAsE-We are glad to see by the fol.
lowing extract from the New York World, that the
prisoners in this case, who possess the sympathy of
our whole community. have met with mercy at the
hands Of the President. The World is however mis-
taken in one point The soldiers not negr oes but
white men, belonging to Maine regiment =
The President has commuted the death sentence of
oourtmaItal in Charleston of killing som negro sol.
aaers while on duty The evidence against the parties
HEnsErnIcAILY sELF-sEAL1Na JAns.--A new and
useful invention for housewives, known by the above
nppeaton are to be found at the extensive crockery
establishment of Messrs WEBB L. SAGE, No. s Hayne.
street These jars of glass, q metallic cover
that contains rubber washer which perfectly excludes
the air. and 80 simple that any lady her own
preserves, shrimps, oysters, meats, &C., with hte
trouble and the least possible danger failure
don to this they need be destroy by opening
as tin cans usually are. but will last in for years.
TIE PALMETTO BASE BALL CLUB GAME.-On Saturday
lastwe had the pleasure OF witnessing quite an exciting
game between two inns the above AIMED Club on the
Citadel Square. The batting and fielding both sides
were far superior and better attended to this day
than on any previous occasion. Messra EAKIN and
AUBTI by splendid hits to the field secured homo
runs, and were loudly cheered by those present
score Mt the end OF the seventh inning which terminated
the evenings sport seventeen to seventeen which,
We must say, reflected great credit the playing quail.
ties Of the hbove-named Club We are most happy to
SEQ this Club succeeding well, and hope long
to announce the organization Of others.
Coop For WEAK EYEs.-No part of the human or.
ganizaton has received careful study than the
delicatey constructed optical apparatus which de.
pends all the delights vision. In spite, however, OF
minute dssections and the most painful research but
little had been accomplished In supplying the defects
nature In tho visual organ until vry recently Fine
spectacles have been in for many years. but
instances they but poor substitutes
1t reserved for DR.. BEnNHARpr the renowned opt
can to discover and introduce into common use the
Australian pebbles which enable the ear.sghted or
the aged to with the quick and clear perception of
the eagle of youth DR.. B. be consulted daily
at his Office, Parlor No. 4 Mills House.
GooD WoRDs an illustrated monthly magazine, edi.
ted by NORMAN MACLEOD, D. D., one of her Majesty's
chaplains .r.,--r ~ q. u.Hss a. az
Mr.. JOHN RUSSELL hes sent us the Juno number Of
this very clever monthly. Contents:. ]. Madonna
Mary, by Mrs. oLIPHANT. 2. Home and Memory by J.
T. Howsos D. D. 8. An Overland Journey from San
Francisco to New York. by way Of Salt Lake CITY, by E.
b. VERNEy, Lieutenant R. N. 4. The Island Church,
by the Dean OF Eurly. g. Some effects OF Intemper.
anc6 on the Brain, by Medical Man. 9. London
Street Trafio. Admiral F1TzRoY. g. Evasons Of tho
LAW, by Rev. HENRY w. HOLLAND, 8, A Remembrance