The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27
LOCAL M.ATTERS.-
au- WEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. -6a

LOCAL M4AI"IEFo.Z
azy- SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. "6@
-e+~---------
PROFESSOR R. A. K1NLooH.-In onr issue OF yesterday
we announced the election of this gentleman " sno
Chair of Materla Medca and Therapeutics IL 'no
Medical College the State OF South Carohna, " III no
RECENTLY created by the death OF Dr. HENRY H.
Eno.r The mantle of the late incumbent could have
fallen upon no one within our knowledge more worthy
or more able to fill the position with credltZDr hlN
1ocH ia man of decided talent has been close stu
dent ever since he entered the professionals far as the
arduous duties of large practice would permit; and
has kept fully abreast with the march OF science. we
congratulate the College on 80 distinguished and useful
an acquisition.
DR.. K1N1ooH has had considerable experience as q
teacher in medicine. He held the position of Surgeon
of the Roper Hospital in this city for number Of years.
and in that capacity daily gave clinical instruction to
the students of the college, and also ecured twice
week in the amphitheatre He is pleasing speaker,
and has the happy faculty Of presenting his subject in
clear concise and attractive manners and We feel as.
sured that the principles of Therapeutics by his teach
ing will be brought within the comprehension OF even
. the dullest aspirant for medical honors
A Coon SEASONS WoRK.-From correspondent we
learn th at "t the Palmetto MILL at Georgetown owned
by DAVID R1sLEY, Esq, and managed by Mr.. W. n.
HEsroN makes the following showing of operations, be-
tween January lat and June 17h at which latter date
the mill was stopped working for lack of vessels to take
away the lumber: Amount of sawed lumber shipped,
084 feet No. Of sticks of timber sawed, 6652 on
the wharf awaiting vessels feet on hand ready
for saving 45O0 sticks OF timber The Palmetto ls
two gang MILL and although the amount sawed In the
time above named. viz, eyer three million feet, may
seem large yet assured that before the war the
same mill did much better work.
If there are any vessels IN port wanting retghts
here would seem chance for them to get cargo at
short notice. s.z "a .e.zg
Mr. j. H. R1sLEY is the agent in this city. '5
- ()up DELEGATES TO UINCINNAT1We are IN receipt OF
private letter from Cincinnat informing us that our
delegates have received satisfactory assurance OF succor
On the 2ls they proceeded to louisville, upon invita-
ton from the merchants Of that city who, we doubt
not will extend them most cordial and hospltaole
welcome We are now daily looking for the return OF
these gentlemen to midst and We hope that on the
whole their mission shall have proved successful.
m The Louisville Courier of Friday last the 22d inst,
has the following paragraph in relation to the Deega-
ton
The Charleston Comn,ittee.-The committee OF gentle
men from Charleston 8 o. who have been visitlng oIn.
pests of our city We understand quarters have been
provided for them at Wilard's Hotel. Z
60
The SISTERS OF MERCY gratefully acknowledge the
receipt, through Madame Pos1E and Miss HARVEY OF
neat brilliant uniform for the orphan girls In their
charge the gift OF B. ONEnL, Esq. The Sisters take
this occasion to thank Mr. ONE1LL, not only for his
constant liberaty to the Asylum but still more for his
steady patronage Of their Academy, the proceeds OF
an5 1Forfo
2 to the orphans.
The Sisters also thank Mr. McCLoY for the full piece
of brilliant he has 80 kindly sent them through the
above named ladies'
Convent of our Lady Of Mercy, Charleston, June AZ
! 1866.
~ REPORT OF TIE CHIEF oE THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. =
We are indebted to NJ. q. NATHAN. ESQ, the efficient
10 'eaA's ~.s ,------"--~frs---
his report to April soh 1865 The Report is published
in excellent style by JOSEPH WALKER and contains
vast amount Of useful aud interesting information OF
which we will give abstract in tomorrow's paper.
The crowded state of our columns prevents our doing
so to-day.
- Dr. BERNHAnDr. who have any affection Of
the eyes, no matter of what nature, which prevents
their seeing as we'll they might wish, should not fail
to visit this celebrated opcian at his Office, Paf!or
at the Mills House. lifelong study Of this peculiar
branch of surgery enables DR.. BERNHARDr to tell at
glance the nature Of the defect and the great dscove.
ries which he has made ensure speedy remedy.
REORGANIZATION OF THE GALA CLUB.-A meeting Of
the above Club held last night and the following
gentlemen were elected officers to the ensuing
year:
J. r. MATTHEwEs. President.
<rhF VT.
J. F. ROBERTSON, Secretary.
q. G. THOMAS, Treasurer.
t-O- =.5==zzz15
The AMERICAN FARMER, published by WoRTH1NGroN
LEWIS, Baltimore. has reappeared under new form
The July number commences new series, This is an
excellent agricultural and horticulture monthly well
deserving of Southern patronage 1t was originally
tablished In 1919.
The GALAXY for July mo. 81 has been received; filled
with excellent matter and gotten up in the highest
style of the bblopoiesc art To be had at all the Pc
riodical Depots, at 25 cents number.
MAYORS Court, Tuesday Morning. June 26.-0ne in
divdual who had been in Charleston for fifteen years
and had never been drunk before fined SIS for the
first 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
Mquor tumbed from his cart and got his head fastened
In the singetree paid SIS for having it extricated.