The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-04
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TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 4, 1861.
LOCAL MArrI,ERS

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JOB ~oRK.-wo havo now completed our ofrlc,
70 as to execute, In tho shortest possible tim,
NIL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and NO most re
rpectfuly ask tho patronage OF our friends.
Post OTro Notice.
Posr OFFICE, I
r,E - q CuAnLEsToN, s. C., May d, 1867,
,tHereafter, until further notco, tho Northeastern
Malls will oloso at LIS r. 81, and arriving at the
Depot at o. A. NJ will bo roady for delivery nj II
! O'Clock. On Sundays the Post Ohioe will open ut
1850 T. NJ. for ono hour.
Tho Mails for South Carolina Railroad will con.
tlnuo to close daily nt o'clock a. NJ, md for tho
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at G A. NJ, OH
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY @. TROTT, p. nj.
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AUCTION SALE.-Particular attention is callod to
tho salo thiH-day OF Mckay & CAMPBELL, OF a
largo lot Of dry goods, straw goods, notions,
French stationery. &c.
Colonel JOHN AMAzIAu ORn OF Columbus, Miss,
mn oK-Coloucl of tho Confederate army and OK
mombcr OF the Confederate Congress, is ono OF
tho leaders OF tho Republican party in his State
and will possibly be their candidate FOR Governor.
Ho is brother OF Governor JAS l.. ORR OF this
State.
The Rev. ]. "A CHAMBLIss, Of South Carolina,
on Sunday was installed Pastor of tho Second BaI-
tist Church, Richmond. All tho Pastors OF the
Baptist Churches in that city participated in it,
and addresses wcro dclivorod by Rov. II. q. JONES
D. D., Ror. j. L. DunRows, D. D., and Roy. J. D.
JsTRR, D. D.
"MouLTRIE."-Tho many friends OF "AfouN,ie,"
DANIEL orroLRsau1, ESQ.,, no doubt regretted, as
wo did, tho announcement that he was to writo no
moro for TuE NEWS. His letters were ALWAYS
Hpioy and fresh, and became one Of tho prime fea-
lures OF tho paper. He has concluded to drop the
pen and turn his attention to the great world Of
business, in which now vocation wo trust ho may
bo as successful as in the ono ho has giyon up Ey
roferonco to advertisement in to-day's paper il
will be aecn that he has opened segar storo at
tho corner Of Broadway and Seventeenth strcots,
Now York, whero ho states he shall be pleased to
500 his Southern friends. Good luck to him.
INFORMATION WANTED pY TAx-PAYEns.--Some of
our friends want to know how it is that much
needed ropairs "a putting sidewalk on East Bay
etrcet, cannot DO undertaken because Of mo funds
In the treasury" whio money can DO found TO open
new hospitals, although in tho Roper aud bIazyck
street Hospitals wo already havo moro accommo-
dalton for tho siQk thhn tho city requires? The
money which is being expended on the unnccesaa-
~ hospitals would cover tho paving Of East Bay
street. which would be public oonrenionce. We
arc told that in the Roper Hospital there aro still
100 beds vacant awaiting inmates. Will not Coun-
Gil look into the mattor2
TEE AMERICAN FARMER, ESTABLISHED 1SI9.--
Tho closing number tJunc) OF the FIRST volume of
the now series contains, besides tho Monthly
Work for tho Farm, Vegetable, Fruit md Flower
Garden-Articles ON Improvement Of Land-Notes
OF Western Travel Clover Grapes and Vino
Planting Proportion OF Teams and Hands to
Number Of Acres-Imnigration aud Labor
Hurdle Fonce-Sale of Stock-Industrial Re
aourcea md Agricultural Advantages OF Maryland
.-stalling Cattle Continued ed)-Portablo Manures-
Plant Food-and variety Of other topics also, q
Oopious Index of over fivo hundred interesting
subjects troatod on during tho past year. Pub
Z lished by WoRTHINaros 4 LEwIs, Baltimore, Md,
at two dollars year in advance.
SOUTH CAROLINA TOBACCO IN RICHMoND.-In the
Colonial times, tobacco was of tho products OF
this State, but since that era, tho cultivation of
cotton has occupied the principle attention Of tho
farmers Some planters, however, have remained
true to the habite OF thar forefahers and by
tho Richmond papers Tint South Carolina Tobacco
has been received in that city. The Dispatch says:
GA hoKshead Of tobacco, raised by Mrs. {. 8.
PARRAN in Union District, g. O., WAS cold at tho
Tobacco Exchange on yesterday. II was conaign.
ed TO Messrs. PALMER, HARTsook & Co., Commits.
zion Merchants OF this city, and had come its long
journey entirely by railroad, and was the first ship
ment OF the kind ever received in this city from
that State. It was bought by Messrs. E. T. PIL-
KRSroa & Co., manufacturers.
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UFpRoYoKED AND BRUTAL AssAuLT.-HuaH KEn-
RENs, discharged United States soldiers, was ar
rested on Sunday by Lieut. WHALEr, OF the police
for brutal attack on Myra Thorn, colored girl
nine years Of age. The prisoner was walking uI
the road, near HArPoLDT's farm, when he over
took the child, and, without any proyocation at-
taekod hor, stsbbing hor sovoroy in the abdomen
nnd inhioting other injuries. Tho screams OF the
child attracted the attention Of aome parties who
ware ON the road, and they pursued KKRRENs. He
lodged about for some time, but was finally run
down and caught in lot where he had tried to
conceal himself. Drs. LOCKWOOD and MITCHELL.
who were called In, pronounced tho wounds dan.
gerous, and they will probably cause tho death Of
the sufferer. On searching KERBKss, pocket
knife WAS found with the blood still adhering to
the blade. Ho5was; turncd over to Magistrate
for prosecution.
TIE FAR,iKB, for Juno, has been received. It il
pnbliahed by Messrs. ELLIOTT & SHIELDS, of Rich
mond, Va. That it is q desirable monthly yisito,
for every farmer and gardener in tho land, tho fol
lowing table Of cnntents will shov;
A Country Cottage, designed expressly for thu
farmer Choosing Building Site. Agriculture
Department.-Ih PotatoA6y 8. Bassett Fronch
Esq, OF Chesterfield county Barytes-by Prof
john l. Campbell, of Washington College |; Usofll
Table FOR farmers IN relation TO calves and lambs
To prevent wesvll in wheat Tho Tobacco Insect, !,
Our Monthly talk, (editoriaD Physiology Of Soils
Useful Pants-Tobacco reward for essay on
Quantity OF socd por aoro-Size OF Nails-Corr
Gru6-Under draining Iand-Fine crop Of Lambs
horticultural DCpartment.-Thp Grape culture
Spare tho Birds American Pathological Socioiy
Decay and carly death OF Fruit treesNA Vineyard;
Notes for tho month"; {oditorial) Grape Vines
Grape Yineyard-Yitality and Du alton Of Garden
SsedsIFIuit Garden, protecting Cherries from
fBirds-Soot as aPertilizer-Manuring Trees Thl
Bofer Remedy-headow Tor Orclsrds-C Culture fo
Cnntelopes-WaRh for Fruit Troos. hIoohnnil
A{ts.-The Watt Plough-illustratod and describ.
cd l.; Grinding Tools Household Economy; Tht
: Guinea Fowl RuleB for management OF Cows
Dsinfco1ng agents, and various Household re
oipes. Editorial Department.--WhA tho Farmer
should know and do Book Table Exchanges
Businoss Circulars, &C.; Southern Fnimers-Larg
Tobacco Factory Horticultural and pomologiea
Society; Preparing wool for market Immigration
Statistics; North Carolina Manufactures &C.: III
nnncial and Commercial.
THE TBApD STREET CAUsEwAY.- the Bat
tory was first built it comprised but a small por
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