The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-31
LOCAL MATTERS.
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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RA1LRoAD.-It will
be seen by the notice of the Engineer and Super
intendent Of thie road, published in our issue this
morning, that it will be open on Thursday next to
saltkahatchie, and that Patterson's Bridge, over
the salkahatchie River, has been repaired
BARnELs AND GuAaE MARKs.-We call attention
to the notice of Mr.. CLARENCE LEVY, City Guager.
who will engage to mark persons who make
guage marks on barrels without authority, or who
send away barrels without being guaged. We
have long known Mr.. LEVY as a man and guag-
er, and we feel satisfied that when he eng ages to
report all vioators of law, he will 60 to the OK.
tent Of his gage-so delinquenta had better look
out.
Pryor & PITTA1AN.-The senior of this firm,
whose card, as attorneys and counsellors at law,
practicing in New York, we publish in our edition
Of to-day, ia q gentleman who has been in our
city in other days, where he made many acquain-
tances, and also was always surrounded by hosts
Of friends in the whole South, where he was re-
cognized one of its most gallant spirits and
high-minded men, That he may prosper in his
new home, is the hearty wish of all wto have
ever had the pleasure of knowing him.
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Aoo1DENT.-Yesterday afternoon, at about half
past 8 o'clock, Mr.. JAMES ARNAU, of our city,
in the employ of Mr.. FoRsEs while timing the
roof OF one Of the stores being rebuilt in
Hayne. near Meeting street, fell from height of
about sixty feet piles of bricks and stones that
are strewed along that neighborhood. Drs. BAER
and M. ROBERTSON, Jr, were very early in attend
ance, and having had the sufferer conveyed into
ia Hhar rleaiap Hnta1 p,a6a ;po ot;o oo5
discovered that his left knee was broken, the
fracture extending both to leg and thigh. They
set it temporarily; and litter having been pro-
cured from the Hospital, he was conveyed to his
home, at the corner OF Judith and America streets.
The surgeons attending could not satisfy them
selves whether any internal injuries had been re-
ceived. The shock was very severe, and there
was no disposition to reaction.
We regret to state that Mr.. ARNAu died before
reaching home.
Mr. P. 7. BARNUM.-We have received, from
this very nice gentleman, free ticket, admitting
"two to Museum, including best Seats" for which
We feel greatly obliged, but ara afraid thst we
will be too much fatigued this evening" when our
duties are over, to walk to Nos. 537, $50 and 541
Broadway New York. This, though, is not our
only reason for declining hs liberal gift ; we OBJ
ject to receiving it because we cannot impose
upon good nature, or allow one with such slender
means as he has to exhibit 30 much unselfish mu-
nifcence to us if we can help it. This ticket
comes enclosed to US in circular relative to the
American Museum" which we are desired to
print in our paper, il we find it Of "suficient
public interest to warrant Ms in publishing it -
but as it will not possibly occupy more than q
column and quarter OF The News, though of
tremendous interest to the people, we cannot
think OF putting in 80 short an article for the
payment Of 80 heavy amount. II Mr.. BARNuM
will send an advertisement, containing little
more Aattery to himself, which will make two
columns, and o ticket for one, and not for the
"best seat" we will give the matter very serious
consideration.
DEBow's REVIEWING have received the
August number of this excellent periodical, and
are grst6ed at perceiving that the articles COM
prsed in II are as full Of information and interest
as any which has been published. The following
is the table OF contents:
/. The T. ornament. By r. g. Barnwell.
2. Property Title in the South ss affected by the
ooos Of ho essSsh soash
and Future. By Edward Atkinson, OF Massa-
ohusetts.
l. Shall the Spartan Virtues Of the South Sur.
viye tho WARP by g. Fitzbugh, OF Virginia.
B. Proposed Banking System for the South. By
Lysander Spooner, Of Massachusetts.
6. Novels OF Sir T.. BuIwer Lytton.
2. Terribly In Earnest. BY Geo. Fitzhugh.
%. Sketches OF Foreign Travel By CARTE
Blanche.
9. American Commerce-Its Progress and De-
velopment. by the Editor
10. The Purse and the Bword-Finances of Eu-
rope.
the Oonfederacy.
IA. Department. OF Connoarca
~. Department. OF Internal improvements.
u. Department of Agriculture.
10. department. OF Industry and Enterprise.
~. Departments OF Mi-oellsny,
IL, Editorial Nntau ato