The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-24
STANLEY G. TROTT, P. NJ.

on Sunday, when the hour will be from PM. to
PM, until further notice.
STANLEY G. TROTT, P. NJ.
PosToFFIcE NOTICE. An evening mail for Angus
to and Savannah, and for distribution beyond those
Offices, will close daily at the Postoffce at haR-pas
6o'clook.
PRRsoNAL.-Col. r. BARNwKLL RHErT, Jr., ane
lady, arrived yesterday from Huntsville, Ala, ane
are staying at the Mills House.
GUNNY BAaaNa.-Messrs. JOHN G.. M1LNoR
Co. yesterday sold for cash, on account OF the un
derwriters and all concerned, Is bales Of gunnJ
bagging, as follows 5 bales at 24s; 10 at "a, ano
10 at 2S3 cents.
Mr.. c. G. BowEN, lately sent to Castle Pinckney
by tho military authorities, was released on Mon
day afternoon, upon depositing sum Of money
sufficient in amount 70 cover the alleged claims
against him. and executing bond for his appear
ance.
a1oKIEsi S1cKLEs The march of improvement
is nowhere more visible than in the upper part Of
King street, and few establishments on this street
can vie with MARsHALL's hardware store at No
$40 In addition to the former complete stock o
fresh supply has been recently received, embrac'
ing every variety Of agricultural and mechanical
instruments. Mr.. MARSHALL has endeavored tc
keep up with the spirit Of the times, and has Inn
ported number Of sickles that will be found e1-
tremely useful to the farmers in gathering then
crops Il would be an endless task to enumerate
the articles in Mr.. MARsHALIs store, and We refer
our readers first to the advertisement, and then to
No. $40.
FORTUNATE EsoAPE.-Mr. G. F. STENMEYER, bro
ther, and Mr.. BEcKhAN, were returning yesterday
from the plantation Of the latter on Ashley River,
in their pleasure boat the Lizzie, when they were
struck by sudden squal which came up from the
northeast. The boat was Immediately capsized
and the gentlemen thrown into the water. Fortu-
natsly they were enabled to get on the bottom oi
the boat but it was in lonely part Of the river,
and they drifted with the tide until they reached
fat tied 10 the new bridge, where they received
assistance from some colored msn. The party
were in the water for nearly two hours, and their
escape is almost provid initial, when it is remem-
bered how many sharks are usually caught in the
Ashley River.
An EooKo,ncAL IcR HousE.-During the present
;ntan.o heat it ia extremely difficult to preserve
ice from melting, and it becomes necessary to in
vest largely in order to secure the correct temper
ature. A contrivanoe has been recently invented
that will not only effect great saving Of ice, but is
30 simple as to be in the reach Of all. It consists
Of stone jar placed upon and surrounded with q
IN oo1. IL s easi,y maae' the oeo Delne nfs' 3
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v;th nars ;tsms &om that locality. The result Of
the arrangement ia as follows, and was rather
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TIE MENDEsHALL Loon AND THE MANurAo-
TURING PRosPEcrs OF cHARIEsroN.-since the at
tenton Of the South has been turned to the devel-
opment Of her manufacturing resources there have
been companies formed and factories started in
different States, and the busy hum Of the ma
chinery Is now familiar sound. So far this State
has received but little benefit from this source the
attention of the people being turned solely to agr
cultural pursuits; the factories were few and far
between and it was only in certain districts that
any attempt was made to introduce the new doc
trine. Since the war this has all changed. and