The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-14
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LOCAL NATTER
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY
JOHN G. M1LNoa & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock,
dry goods &c.
S,iITu 4 McGnLHRAy will sell at II o'clock,
Mckay & CAMPBELL will sell at 10 O'Clock bal.
ance OF United State. Marsha.'s goods; also, 20o
lots dry goods.
NIL DRAKE will sell at 10 o'clock, the stock
Of dry gooas store.
JEFFoRDs Co. will sell at 81 o'clock, strips,
sides, &c.
T. NJ. CATER will sell at o'clock, bacon,
butter, &c,
]. A. ESs1ow & Co. will sell, at 1Os o'clock,
muscoyaIo moasses.
IMPORTANT RUMca.--A decided futter was no.
ticeable last evening among tee knowing ones IN
the hotel lo0bies and other public places, occa-
stoned BY rumors Of an impending change In the
psrsonne. of the city government to be effected
indirectly by military order said to be in course
Of preparation, aud which would make the taking
Of the "iron-clad" tesl oath the size qu1 n5n Of
continuance in Office. Or course such an order
would cause complete and instantaneous oouIe-
oersemen. in our municipal affairs. Whether
General Candy We cannot say; but we do know
thatits CONS IN nation would be deeply deplored BY
our entire community, and that its effect would
surely be to still further lower the already sur
Aciently depressed credit Of Charleston.
It is singular coincidence that almost s!nnulea-
neously with the circulation OF the above runaor
we get from the Savannah papers reoort that
within week or ten days at farthest there would
be similar change in the government OF that city.
MEarrEp CLrmsscy.-The Columbis Phoenix Of
Yesterday announces, that RadciEs and Day, OF
Armstrong Thompson notoristy, have been par
doned by the President, and would arrive IN
Columbia to-day.
MEETING or THE CATHOLIC INsTrruTE.-The
monthly meeting of the Catholic Institute will be
held this evening at 7S O'Clock in the basement OF
St. PauIs Church, in Society stre1t. ihe men,
bers are requested to be punctual In their attend
snoe.
GENERAL Howard COMING. IN, ,ior-General o.
0. Howard, the Commissioner Of Freedman's
Affairs, left Washington on Saturday on tour OF
inspection through the Southern States. HIS oo-
ject is to learn through personal observation the
workings O. the Bureau agencies, and to obtain
correct statement OF afflirs.
The CoCAT OF EQUITY, lsAScELLoR D. W.
JOHNSON pREsDNa.--The case Of Jas. S. Lawton
us. Jas. Copes and q. ". Klnsnlan was resumed.
General VIM. E. Martin commenced his argu-
ment.
The case Of Creighton rs. Prnsie wss contin
ued. VIM. Aston Pringle, Esq, opening the ar
gument, followed by Edward McCrady, Sr,, Esq.
TEE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN SYSoD or SOUTH
CARoLrNA.-This religious body, composed OF rep
resentatives from the different Lutheran Churches
In South Carolina, convenes this morning at los
o'clock at the Wentworth street Lutheran Church.
The Synodical sermon will be preached by the
President, Rev. T. S. Boinsst, of Pomaria. There
will also be Divine service at night commencing at
n o'clock. The seats are free, and the public In
vited to attend.
ANOTHER Coyc.er.-The Post Band, Thos. Well
don, Musical Director, advertise Grand Concert,
to be given at the H:bernian Hall on Saturday
evening at O'Clock. The Post Band have been
faithful public servants during the summer sea-
son, and their musical performances have MADE
the Battery delightful resort. Aside from their
connection with the military, their services nave
ct various times been requested by private parties
TO add to the pleasures Of some festive occasion,
and they hlva responded cheerfully. The present
concert is for the benefit of the band, and as the
programme indicates, will be o superior entertain
nsnt. Alt who have enjoyed their music should
attend and mako some re uru for their past plea
sures.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT- Hos. GEO. s.
BRYAN PREsIpINo.-Er Pat Daniel Leckle, OF
Chester: Petition to be appointed Commissioner
OF the United States Court at Chester. The petit
tion was road and the Judge signed an order for
his appointment and commission.
The Petit Jurors answered to their names, and
were adjourned over to Monday next.
The Clerk, Daniel Horlbeck, Esq, reported to
the Court that he had received from Marshal Ep-
ving saOS 10, the net proceeds Of sale OF bbis.
atn.. OF distilled spirits, which had been con-
damned Tor violation Of Internal Revenue laws
Er pnrae Wm. Rochester: A motion to set aside
Z plea of guilty. Afalavits were read by l. D.
Richardson. ESQ. counsel for the motion, and Mr.
D. T. Corbin in reply.
THE CASTILLO TRoupE.--The grand cavalc1de
which passed through the t>Ss yesterday morn
ing, proved potent argument N iaV-r Oh tne
evenings entertainment, and caused : rusn "o'ch
soon crowded the large tent. The e1hi-s'''0n was
In every respect equal to its predecesso.' .'s-'He
clown was as witty, and the laughter OF the eu-
dience genuine and unaffected, while the eques-
TRANS and acrobsts covered themselves with glory.
Their feats OF agility were truly surprising, and
often caused tho behoder to trsmble for the safety
Of the daring leapists; but the actors were wary,
and sccidentsare rare occurrences. The female
portion Of the troupe were thorough experts, and
little Minnie perfect prodigy. Aside from the
performances connected with the Hlppodrome,
number OF side shows OF considerable interest
were exhibited. The animals and other sights
were well worta visit, and attracted the atten-
tion Of large portion OF the audience.
Frax IL SAvASNAH.-The Savannah papers OF
tuesday give an account Of a large fire which oc-
ourred there or the previous day, by which SIX
houses on Wi son street, belonging to tho Wilson
estate, were totally destroyed, besides several
oths- tenements and the Savannah Cotton Factory.
The most serious loss was the Cotton Factory,
vh,oh was doing an excellent business. Tne loss
81 ths Company is about $4,000 on building and
machinery on which there is an insurance OF
41o. 600. which is divided between four different
companies. The building was large wooden one,
and full Of the necessary machinery for the manu-
faeture of cotton batting, in which the Company
we're doing "a heavy business As an average
eighteen hands were employed BY the Company.
The buildings will be immediately regretted
larger than before, and with more conveniences.
The total loss by the FIRE is estimated at from
$4,000 to S25,OOO. Total insurance, s11, 800.
BISHOP LYScyA IN BosroN.-The Boston Post OF
Monday last says:
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Lynch, Of Charleston,