The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-06

We HAD tho pleasure yesterday Of visit from
our friend, Prof. g. LOGAN, just from Richmond,
Va, wlloro ho Iccturod on Anatomy last winter.
IIo was recently elected Professor OF Surgery in
tho Now Orleans School OF Medicine, nud is now
spending few wcoltB with his relatives in this
city, before settling out for His now fold Of labor.
MAYORS CoUnT, July 5.-Two mon who colo
brated the glorious fourth" by singing boisorous-
| ly after dark, and cursing tho authorities conc
| rally, wero fined 50 each.
Margaret Smith and hTnry Bush, colorcd wonlon,
who had boon indulging in fight Of tho rough
and tumble Older, in which tho latter Loaf throo-
fourths Of hor frock, and all her hoop coat but
pieco OF tapo and foot Of stcol wire, which clio
| carried III lIcr hand as kind Of memorial, wcro
brought up, and after On examination Margaret
was iinod s5 and Biury was discharged. ,.
a case OF assault and battery, which occurred in
| tho Upper Wards, WAS referred to Magistrate.
Court OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON Pleas
Hon. L. j. NOSES prcsding.-Tho Sato ps. Joseph
| Smoke, colored, for grand larceny, WAS takon up
| L. d. KNo md r. W. SEYMOUR. Esqa., for tho de-
funco. Tho prisoner wns charged with breaking
into tho store OF Mr.. EBERuaRDr, ut tho cornor Of
Burns Lano and Mceting street. Tho testimony
was quito strong against tho accused, and notwith.
! standing the strong efforts mado by tho counsel
for tho defence, verdict OF guilty vus rendered.
The FOURTH AT THE CIrADEL.-Gcn. CLlrz, tho
Commandant of tho Post, merits tho highest
crcdit for tho admirable manner snd completeness
with which tho arrangements had beon made for
proper celebration OF tho festival Mt tho citadel
Invitations lad been scnt out by tho officers on
II, 10
zcns, to be presen. ut tho Promenade Concert, 10
hc given at tho citadel OIL tho oycning Of the
Fourth. A largo number Of citizens attended, in
cludng tho Mayor, nearly all tho Aldermen, tho
Governor OF the State, Judge Bryan, Judge
Moses number of prominent merchants, and
Others AInplo provision hnd boon mado for q
handsome pyrotechnic display on ''the Greon,,
which attracted groat crowd OF citizens OF
both colors. Tho interior Of tho citadel was
prolusely Illuminated with Chinese lanterns,
and presented o very pleasing coup Focii Many
ladies graccd tho scene with their benign and
beautiful prosenco; aud, batting tho oil but intol-
crablo llcnt OF tho evonng oil enjoyed themselves
aud did not "broak up till about midnight Thoro
wns larger and more cordial commngling Of tho
civil and military parts Of our population on Thurs
day than VIC have since tho advent Of tile pres
ent ora. 'fr
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THE FOURTH, AND How IT WAS CELEDnATEp.-A
sunny sky on the Fourth has usually been prac-
tico moro honorcd by old Sol in tho broach than In
the observance, butth morning Of this auspicious
day dawned bright, clear and beautiful. 1t was q
triflc warmer than was considered necessary for
comfort, but tho enthusiasm engendcred by the
day Rlado this appear trivial misfortune md tho
strcets wore filled at an carly hour by motley
crowd anxious to the sights, enoy tho day, and
participate in tho great celebration.
by far the most pleasing feature Of tho dny was
tho presence Of tho humorous stands along the
dfforont sidewalks. These wcro presided over BY
tho timc-honored old maumas; and mnny familiar
faces were recognized, and greetings exchanged
with tho old auntics who seemed to be tho prcaid-
ing diyinitics Of tho occasion. Tho stands were
not rs numerous as boforo tho war, but thero was
marked improvement on last year in both their
upI oaranco and surroundings.
At On carly hour the silyery chimes Of St.
Micluel's broke tho stiffness Of tho morning cir,
and only tho sluggartls OF the sick remained in
doors Long before sunrise tho strocts were
crowded, md tho stands wero toa,ptingly arranged
to catch the passing oye.
Aside from the bells aud tho feu de joie tho
great ovcnt of Tho day was the procession Of the
colored citizens which had boon advertised In tho
papers. from the programme published, it was
anticipated TINT this parade would be superior to
those OF previous years, and tho windows along
the route wero soon filed with occupants.
1t would bo useless TO describe tho appearance
OF tho different socictics thoy marched through
the principal streets, and wcro seon by hundreds
of persons. After reaching the Groom tho audience
wes addressed by A. J. Ransier colored, who
cschowed politics, but showed to tho negroes how
they could advance themselves in society, and ad-
yised them to study their true interests, md not
be made tho tools Of designing mon. .,,i. y, a..
LII tho afternoon tho procession was reformed,
and proceeded to Gen. SickIEs' residence, and
complimented the General by. salute, which
tho Gcncral acknowledged In speech which
will Ee found in another column. Judge MOSES,
who was tho guest Of Gen. sroKLEs was then call
ed for, and also made speech, to bo found olse-
whore in tbis mornings NEWS.
Outside of the procession there wero many eI-
pedients adopted to make the dny pass pleasantly.
at tho City Hospitals tho inriatoB were furnished
with dinner, that made them forget their all
ments in the joys OF good fodd Those who felt
80 inclined left the city either Of the excursion
steamers for trip around tho harbor; somo Of
our Gelman fellow-oitizons wont to the ball at
Mount Pleasant, while tho members Of the German
Artillery Charitable Association and .their friends
"ch1 W inc ocnutzenpih2 una nad o good time
thorei dancing the ivc-long day. II ~
1t will thus be seen that our people went system
aticaly to work to enjoy themselves, and thoy did
1t. And what is best Of ALL there was not, rs far
Us wc know, single accident in this. oily arinng.
ont Of tho celebration Of tho day. q " :,
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MAsoN,,& HGM1IH CABINET ORaANs.-It is yery
seldom that any business furnishes 80 good an er-
ample oftruo enterprise as tho manufacture OF
tho above celebrated instrument, conducted. by
Mcasrs. MASON HiM.R,l Of Boston, Mass. Il
aoems but yesterday that the mention Of reed
instrument suggcstcd naught but annrling, fine
tooth comb music. and yot such vast improve
mont hrs boon mado that tho quality Of tono lie
now hardly recognizable as coming from reed.
II our musical readers will personally examine il,
thoy will agreo with us, TINT tho Cabinet Organ
will fully boar out all that is uad OF it.-LouispNe
Journal. ..... ..;s5l n:s' nsF' E
; PANIC sTnuoK BEAuT9.-1t ia terrible shock 30
q charming woman-indced; to any woman-,to
find that her tooth arc beginning to go.". .Nevor
will any human being who usos the fragrant sdzo-
DON'T, who tho Tooth aro still sound, make thai
discovery. Even whom deoay has commenced, it
Immediately atops its progress. tuthss