The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-20


upon his official action, that he may vindicate HIM
aeif ham sha accusation Of the Attorney General,
pabaahsd, il is presumed. with the approval ef
the Presidsnt.'
At q meeting Of the Comet Fire Company, held
on Monday the 18th inst, the following officers
we're elected: :. :.
JAMES PROCTOR, President
JOSIAH FESMGK; Vice Presidei1s.
bss5srosa s asSfagp pksfS& sis R'sSf9s ss piss.os.
d. B. HAMILTON, Sd Director.
W. CHARLES RIVERS, 4th Director.
RICHARD DLcKERs0N, Treasurer.
JOSEPH WARRINGTON, Trustee. -'5s
WHLIAM ROBSON, 1st Axemxn.
NATHANIEL DIUKKRSON, I'd AIemsn.
fILs.ss OF FATHER O,NEnn, or SAVANNAH
TAsre are many persons tn this city Who are well
acquainted with Father O'NxnI, and remember
tls pleasant intercourse they have had with him
10 sis sity, His numerous friends viii be grieyed
to leasR Of hin HINGES and viii ech9 the following
sentiment Of the Savannah Repabsioan' -,
tsWe are sure the entire community win regret
10 learn that the Reverend Father ONKnL. is very
IN, and that DR.. ARNOLD pronounces him in dam
gerous condition. We hope 10 hear OF his speedy
recovery and return to bless his parish" ~
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? DUM.-A duel took place yesterday afternoon,
about o,closk, at HAToHs Farm, between Mr.. t.
G. BoAa, Of this city, and Mr.. EDWARD Bows, for
merly OF Columbia. Mr.. BoAa came to the city
and surrendered himself to magistrate, Who
!. want with him to the Eherifs Office, while there
he WAS arrested by the military authorities and
tskep 10 tbe Citadel. BE was subsequently trans
fsrea 70 th nvil sqthcss.des, and was admitted to
bail by Magistrate KAnARAux. Mr. RoYE was
shot In tho right breast and died nrnm the wound
during the saArnoon. His body was taken to tho
Boper Hospital, and an inquest win be held by
Coroner WmTHs at q A, II. to-day. We fqrbear
MAILING sny comments until the testimony is given
b TIE public,
CAsu Aucuoa Houu.-A reference to the sue
tione en- corner in our columns win convince the
reader That this business is not affected by the
dullness Of the times, Meesrs. MCKAY d CA,r-
yx1I, lste Of No. IS BASEL street, hut now Of Ne.
lse Meeting street, opposite the Pavilion Hotel
rink high ON the suctioneers' list and their sales
embrace every variety Of goods, wares and mer-
ehandise. Their position is central and their sales
rooms large, airy and oommodious. Their sales
sre assigned to certain days, but the quantity Of
goods consigned TO them is 30 great that they are
frequently compelled to continue the sales from
day TO day. glance at our advertising columns
today win show our readers that there b. hfe IN
i6s Old lsud yet and il they attend the large sue
Hon sale OF Mesus, Mckay & OAlnHK1L they viii
be- convinced thst the eaahequsr is not empty.
y. - IL b.
INV sou4Hxsx FIouR.-The South Carolina
Railrosd brought down yesterday, o shipment Of
neV southeruS Flour, consigned to Messrs. STEM
Houm c., -four dealers Of our city. u was part
" Hom ATsssrs.: G. =. JACKSON Co., proprietors,
Of tho Gfnnite Mills, Augusta, Geo. This -four is
elegantly millsd, is beautiful in appearance, and
win give entire sstiafaction TO al who desire q
most supaue article for family use. Messrs.
Efxxnoum d Go. are IN receipt Of supplies from
Nexbarry snd Greenvills, 8. o., and which the
public win find sef most excellent quality. We
sye informed that we may now look for steady
supply Of Southern forr tom the interior, the
quality Of which will. he Of very high graded.
The bread made from southern -four Is too well
known for to need COMMUNICATION.
The first shipment Of new wheat, grown in this
State, was also made yesterday, and was purchas-
ed by Messrs, srENHousE & Go. for $40 per
bushel This wheat Was Of q superior quality, and
Ia considered by oonnoisseurs to be good sample
Of that now being harvested in different parts Of
the sssse. a. 81
f,nonTAsr 10 IM KxpxRs, The following cir
culr from Headquarters explains paragraphs 6
and 2, In Order No. "a, and states to whom licenses
should be granted, and what regulations will be
enforced. As this question is one Of great impO-
tance 10 many In the community, We advise care;
iful reading Of the circular, and thorough ac-
auaintsnoe with lee contents:
HxApouARTHRs 2D MILITARY D1srRIcT,
j. CHAR1RsroN, 8. O., June II, 1857. .aT
In the execution Of paragraphs VI and WI. Of
General Orders No. 81, current series, Post Com
rnders win be governed by the following instruc
tions:
An Inn is place where food and lodging are
provided and furnished for pay to travellers and
Municipal and town authorities may grant to
Inn Keepers licenses to sell liquors IN quantities
less than one gallon to be drank on the premises.
In determining the number Of such licenses 1t is
axpected that due regard will be observed TO the
actual occasion for tavern accommodations, 30
that NO evasion Of the order be permitted by an
o. ne tbs antSor
ty TO grant licenses will bs revoked and the licenses
granted annnlled.
The order does not admit Of any construction
extending the privilege to apothecary shops, ice
cream saloons, eating houses, or other places.
The civil authorities to whom license money has
been paid will determine for themselves whether
they Vim refund to licensees the whole or any part
OF the money received for licenses.
The order ia operative on and after the date Of
it's publication. Post Commanders, in the exercise
Of their discretion may extend the time until the
Arst day Of July next.
The military tribunals constituted by Circular
dated May 18th, 1867, from these Headquarters,
vim have cognizance Of all violations OF paragraphs
vi and VII Of General Orders 81 current series:
The proceedings will be forwarded by the Post
Commander to these Headquarters for review and
final action.
Where by law or municipal regulation the pro-
ceeds Of licenses are devoted to the maintenance
of common schools open to s]l without discrimina-
ton against color or CASTE the proceeds OF the
licenses now authorised may be apPlled either to
such schools or to the support Of the poor, in the
discretion Of the civil authorities.
An laws or parts Of laws, or municipal regula.-
tions inconsistent with the provisions OF General
Orders No. 32, or Of this Circular, are suspended,
and win be deemed and held imperative.
The authority to revoke licenses when drunken
ness or disordery conduct is permitted in or about
premises where liquor is sold may be exercised by
Post Commander or by any magistrate OF the
yioinsee on proof Of the offence.
By command OF Major General D. 2; sIGK1Es.
Captain 38th Infantry,
A. D. G. & A. A. A. G.
Official: ). W. CIous, Captain SSth Infantry.
4. D. O. &Af4 g.