The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-17

NEGRO Juhois.-K~coiUref~ mHu- mancdS Edwin
iAAsa@l De Leiselne was drawn among Tho super
numcraries in tho District Court on Tuesday.
Ho is an old and respectable citizen, having
been free before the war. His, elevation appear
cd to be very acceptable, and no viii no doubt
try to perform the duties of his position.
UNITED STATES CoURT-Hon. Gro. s. BRYAN PRE-
sIDIse.-The Judge delivered ,his opinion in the
case raised before the Court, and the trial OF VIM.
KEENAN,, for passing counterfeit currency was tn
ken up, j. BARRETT CoHEN, Esq, appearing for
the defence. The examination on the part OF the
prosecution was closed, when the Court adjourned.
CHOICE FAMILY GaoCERYEs.- Ther Is o pleasant
ring In these words that carries us back to child
moods days, when citron, dried Eggs, raisins, and
similar deiicacies were associated with the sound.
There are few persons who have not been impress-
ed with the same thought; and though the days Of
childhood are gone, yet the words arc still asso-
ciated with pleasant memories of home. Our OBJ
jeot is not to go into q dissertation on this sub
ject, however pleasant it may be, but to refer the
public to on establishment where the choicest Of
choice groceries may be obtained, where hams,
bolognas, and the numerous array Of good things
that grace the shelves and make the mouth water
~ = SO Aouhu AiIB btIcoGC idlIRb tho honorable
privilege of possessing this wonder, and Messrs.
W.. 3. CoRwIN u Co. are the custodians. Like
generous mortals, they have offered the public q
share in their fortunes, have published o catalogue
OF the articles in the paper, and are prepared to
accommodate su. An early visit is advised,
MEssRs. J. r. READ & Co~.-Prominent among
the Bazaars which grace the fashionable portion
or kjnU afrQQt 10 thu aNA oolN1:I- --. g,
by Messrs. J. r. READ & Co. This has been COM
pletely renovated since the late fire, and the
interior of the store has been arranged under the
Of Mr.. READ, especially for his
Since the reopening, Messrs. READ &
CO.'S store has been the headquarters Of the
oedu monde. The proprietors have labored to
make their establishment the repertoire OF eyery
article that is needed by the fair sex. The majority
OF these bear the magic impress Of Mode de Paris,
while the entire stock has been selected with great
care. BY the Charleston public Messrs. READ g.
90. have been considered public benefactors, and
the patronage that they have received is a proof
that their efforts have not been in vain. They
now present to their customers choice assert |
.ent of Fall and Winter goods, consisting OF the |
articles enumerated in their advertisement. A
glance at the store would convince q stranger. but |
TO the community 1t would bena waste Of words to |
a visit.
The RADICAL CONVENTION IN CoLuMB1A.-We
make the following extract from the Chronicle:
Delegates to this body, which assemblies to-day. |
arrived in the city yesterday. AS a matter Of pub |
lie interest we annex the call Of the Convention:
Rooms OF THE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
CHARLEsToN, 8. c., October 8, 1857.
SrR: In order that a more perfect understanding |
may be had respecting, the duties Of the several
Committees in the District, and a uniform action
IN tho annr0QNhIn0 o1nofiOrc ha o>o-,~ |
the State; that instructions may be
given relative to the bringing out the largest vote
making nominations and preventing fraud or inn.
upon inexperienced voters, a Convention.
consisting Of the Republican State Central Commit.
Council U. I. A., Of South Carolina, is called to
meet at Columbia, on the 18th instant, at IL |
It is expected that no nomination will he made
until after the Convention is held.
The enemies OF Republicanism are at work we |
must be active and ready to crush every effort to
only party that can restore South Carolina to her
proper, position in the Union, and per potnate our
dearest rights and liberties.
ommitte OF South Carolina, you are hereby noti-
ded that your presence is imperative in order to
insure success.
Per order. B. Z. WHITTEMORE.
Chairman State Central Committee.
w. j. McKINLAY, Secretary.
The above call, which is extended to the Presi-
dents or a delegate from each Council Of o.. /. A..
Is approved by me. -
GILBERT PILLSBURY,
Grand Prest Prov. State Council, U. L, A.,
VA WIZ N
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