The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-11
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
N ews Summary.

southern HeIel FAIR IN september.
The Western Texas returns repudiate negro
suffrage strongly.
There are reports of murders and robberies by
the negro troops on the Red River.
The Odd Fellows Hall in New Orleans was
burned On the 4th. Loss 100000
Eight battle-feIds can be seen from the top o.
Lookout Mountain.
Cheese in the manufacture OF which copper and
brass utensils were employed, has poisoned seve
raj families in GAINESVILLE, Ohio
MIR. r.gPIKE, Of Cincinnati, has determined to cree,
In Cincinnati an immense merchants exchange o
The finest style, instead of an opera house.
Sharks have come down on the bathers in Mo.
bile harbor. young man was bitten in two and
then eaten the other day.
woman at Titusville dropped her baby from q
Car window to save it from an apprehended rail.
road collision.
The largest income return in Chicago is that OF
@. SoHurTLER, wagon manufacturer which is
9190,771. The second is that of G. a. McCoRM1ck,
OF reaper fame, si52,18
A messenger boy employed in one Of the Chi
cago banking houses was recently robbed in the
street Of $4,000, which he was taking to the Fifth
been discovered.
General GRANT is Of the opinion, it is slated,
That there should be at least one full regiment OF
cavalry in each Southern State in order to prevent
outrages and to give proer protection to citizens,
white and black.
Washington correspondent says: "On the
here it is said the aaatsssE ot Of tns nSssssospg
Senators and Representatives elect endorsing the
Philadelphia Convention will be issued"
man In Halifax, Virginia, has discovered a
mine OF the famous "mad ftones," OF which not
more than twenty were known to be in existence.
Ihey are said to possess the power to extract the
poison OF serpents and mad dogs from wounds,
and perform other miraculous Offices.
The remains OF General AsHBY are to be re-
moved from Charlottesville, Va, where they now
Lie unmarked, to place in the "stonewsll Ceme-
terry" The little girls Of Warrenton have in con-
temptation fair, the proceeds of which are to be
appropriated to this purpose
RossuTH issued an address to the Hungariaps.
dated at Turin, recommending them to wait for
the course Of events, and remain as they are, or
enroll themselves in the Hungarian Legion, and
II matters progress In such q manner as to offer
field for action, due notice will be given.
Radical paper says: "a Conservative State
Convention for Missouri closed up its business on
Thursday and adjourned. The regular sconser-
vative resolutions were adopted, and delegates
elected to the National Convention to be held at
Philadelphia in August.
General LoNasrREET was recently serenaded in
New Orleans. He said he had no platform ON
which to address his hearers. II he approach ed
Hr. JOHNSON, he WAS called traitor; II he went
towards the Radicals, he was called a rebel
therefore he must be content to remain on the
fence.
Two negroes on the plantation Of W. F. BAL
IANTNE, in Tennessee, refusing to work, were or.
dered of by the superintendent They armed
Themselves, engaged in fight with the superin-
tendent and his assistants One negro was killed
and another wounded. The latter was committed
for trial.
The London correspondent of the New York
World says: "Men Of all ranks are focking or
are longing to flock, to the seat OF war, and many
are enlisting under GAn1BALp1's banner. Some OF
your countrymen are foremost on this list. Gen.
BEAUREaAaD, even, 1t is rumored, has proffered
his services to VIoroR EMANUEL.
A correspondent Of the San Antonio (Texas)
Ledger, says Major 81. P. DARLING, THOMAS CRoss,
an Engiishman, VIZ. q. Y. SMITH, late of Navarro
County, two negro boys, and two Mexicans, were
murdered by the Indians recently, at or near the
rancho OF Major DARLING, on the Eagle Pass and
Laredo Road, about forty miles above Laredo.
friend OF General MAanUpRR, who has "the
best means Of knowing" writes to the Baltimore
Gazette that no faith should be put in the state.
ments recently published to the effect that he has
petitioned the Government for leave to return to
this country, or that he had written letter
stating that the Imperial Government is bank
rupt and going to destruction.
The Richmond Examiner pitches into the Ma
tional Banks Of that city, charging them with
having haughtily ignored the claims Of the agri
cultural and manufacturing interests Of the
South; that they have lent more money in an,
single month since their establishment, to speeu
lators In gold and shavers OF paper, than they
have done for whole year to the manufacturing
and farming interests.
writer in the National InteQigencer, in reply tc
an occasional" from North Carolina In FoaNEY's
Unron'ete says: ut is not believed, that in the
Nortn oarolina Legislature, as now constituted
OK ae may be after the new election, will be
'0uno o aingle member who will give his sanction