The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-07
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WE ARE indebted to Mcssrs QUINN Bros. for late
copies of the New York daes The latest papers can
always be had at QUINs's.
"THE YEoMAN," unavoidably delayed by the fire of
Thursday morning. hopes and expects to appear on
Tuesday morning, 10th inst
SOUTH CAROLINA RAURoAD.-By notice OF the
General Superintendent Of this Road vii! he that
freight Augusta and stations along the road. will be
received on and after Monday, the eth inst
OuARrKaMAsrER's DEpAETMENT.-Captain Holden
having been relieved. Captain D. R. HUNT has been
again assigned 70 the position Of Depot Quarermaster
III this Department Lieut.. HENRY HAoENs has charge
of the Land transportation Departme
CONFEDERATE MEDICAL STA11sTIcs.-we glad to
learn from paragraph, which will be in NEWS
SUMMARY to-day, that the Statistics and Reports.
piled in the surgeonGeneras Office ut Richmond. have
not been lost had supposed The Medical Bureau
of Statistics was In charge of Drs F. SoRREL OF Savan
nah, and h. BAEn. Of Charleston.
in yesterdays paper it appears made mistake in
regard TO the Kerosene oil said to have been in Mr..
Trims store. Two young gentlemen who his clerks.
called on last night and requested TO state that
there Kerosene oil In the store proper that this
article had always been kept in outbuding back Of
the store The Kerosene oil on hand not consumed
by the fire. but is now at the Main Guard Houee
The PRIZE FIoRr-Our informant in relation to this
matter saying that the combat took plsce at the
'Three Milo House. which is establishment kept by
Messrs. Kerrgan Lobsiger in the best STYLE and is
remarkable for the order and quiet that ia always found
there The fight 'cams off, in the woods some dis lance
from the house ep by these gentlemen, without their
knowledge; and sorry that the spot not more
particularly stated to US. so that Messrs Kerresp
Lobsger might have been saved the pain OF seeing their
cozy inn turned into fighting ring.
ENrw RosrL-The Northeastern Railroad brought to
this city Thursday last forty6ve barrels Of the
crop Of rosn-a very beautiful lot clsssing No. l. 1t
In tho first receipt OF the present yield, and con-
signed to Adams, Frost & Co.. and Screven Nesbit-
One of brokers disposed Of It to Mr.. H. T.
up near Sc ciety HILL from which place 1t shipped
here. The specimen shown US was very clear and ele-
gantly transparent
BIAcKwooD's MAGAZINE for March has been sent us
by Mr.. JOHN RUSSELL. the agent for South Carolina
Contents: Religious Novel; Sir Brook Fossbrooke,
Part <; Memoirs Of the Confederate War for Indepen
dence Part VII Ref,rm of the Bank Of England; Miss
Marioribanks 8, Part XIII Cornelius o Dowd upon Men
and Women and other Things in General. Part XIII; ;
the Position Of tho Government and their Party.
The ECLECTIC MAGAZINE for April has not reached u.s.
JOURNAL THE PROCEEDINGS of tbs 10th Annual
Convention Of the p E. Chu, ch In South Carolina, held
In Grace Church. Charleston, the 14h, 18th, 1eb,
and l7;h Of February. 1855 very neat pamphlet Of
some ghty pages bearing this title has been laid upon
our table by our friend ut tho corner, Mr.. JOSEPH
WALKER, whose imprimatur is on the title page
Our readers perhaps will remember that We puOiisned
these proceedings in ertenso in "TEE DAILY NEWS at
the time the Convention was in session here IN fc tn
Secretary prepared hts manuscript the printer from
our files. Se only mention this to chow that 1t IS un'
necessary for us to make here give statistics
from these minutes. our readers are already well
posted in Diocesan affarr.
Docrons FOR THE Poon-we have been requested to
stste that the PoChnic is open every Wednesday al
Saturday morning, from to 10 O'Clock at the Medical
College Building. We cad Of Qucen-street All SICK
rersoi .ho are not able t. pay physician + medical
advice and medicines obtain both gratis by con-
sung the physicians in attendance at these stated Pc
riods
The following physlc compose tae medical staff Of
Professor Ell eEDD!Ses. n: D.. Chief plysiei,n;;
T. JERvAls ROBINSON, NJ D., Medical Assist
sraiessol Sa D Full JULIAN N oHso1M D. Chief surgn
SAMUEL ElsSsS LoGAS. y a. D. Surgical Assistants.
The medi: al stan Of the Clinic ne found at the
Medical College every Wednesday and Saturday. a. nine
O'Clock A. NJ to give medical advice ThOat charge, to
al poor persons who need their services rrcspccu OF
their place Of resd The sick poor from al arts oil
the coun try have free access to this Bo.rd-
MOE PREsEST-Some young ladies OF this city, q
few weeks ago. desiring to have Inemento from the
great cheftain Of the Confederacy which he had worn
during the late struggle wrote letter to General LEE
requesting that too much trouble, he would send
them something matter how trivial o: its kind To
this request the brave and gallant General answered. en-
closing some buttons from off his uniform. We have
been kindly furnished with the letter. of which the fol-
lowing is a copy
LEXISeToS, Va, December ~, lSG6.
Your letter OF the 18th lust has been received. and
wish 1t in my power to send you something worthy
OF acceptance; but have nothing which during
our ng struggle" better than these buttons.
They bear tho Arms Of Virginia, which hope will not
make them the less acceptable.
Thanking you for your kind sentiments towards me,
remain, very respectfully, your obeaient servant
r. e LEE.
PROVOST CouRr w. Il. Knight, solder.-Dru2kea.
ness and assaulMrs Elizabeth Saunders testified that
defendant was drunk on Thursday afternoon In st. Mi
chses alley and thstbe up to where her hueband
wss sitting at the door and knocked him down. as
atun him. Nat Fuller colored testified that defendan
went into St very drunk and noisy and
that he walked up to Mr. Saunders. who was sitting