The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-28
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akR Daily Menus,
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2s, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.
To Correspondents.

@ LOCAL MATTERS. Nj
To Correspondents. "I
We arc continually receiving communications OF
j ohtlcal and other matters from persons who d.
1ot attach tLeir proper names to tho articles sent
lad we tako this occasion OF repeating that nothing
tin DO published in TIE DAILY News without
ecing indorsed by some responsible individual.
SALE oE SrEAau:Rs.-T The following steamers, the
property Of the United States, we're sold hero yes
terday by VIM. GuRNEY, Esq, and for the prices
annexed: Steamer s.. Helena, $500; Steame,
Mary Francis, 81, 100.
PEnsoNAL.--Wo had visit yesterday from Mr.
CHARLES W. HANCOCK, editor and proprietor o
the Americus (Ga.) Republican. Mr. q is in the
city on business for his paper,
WE TAKE pleasure in calling the attention Of ou1
readers to tho advertisement Of Messrs SrRAsBuR.
GER NuHN No. 65 Maiden Lane Now York This
well-known house, by their rapid incense in bust
ness, is compelled to remove on tho 18th o1
I1arch to No. 1894 Broadway, where they will have
extensive accommodations and facilities for their
present business.
vannah Typographical Union, No. ss, held on
elected officers for the ensuing year:
A: 3. HAZARD, President. @y
ELY OTTO. vice-President.
JOHN a. BRITToN, sergeantatArms.
Delegates to the National Union-J F. K Devine NJ j.
Divine, and James B. Allen. y !l ,.
The National Union will meet this year at Mem
l'nis, Tennessee, and will convene the first Monday
in June.
A
drunk and selected the battery as resting place
was fined IS.
stranger, who imagined that White Point Gar
den was shooting gallery and fired his pistol
there, was made to pay 81.
Peter Mitchell, a chimney sweep who made his
appearance in undress, ordered to be locked
up two days for cursing gentleman in the street.
AUCTION SALEs.-By referring to our advertising
columns in to-day's issue it will be seen that
largo amount of valuable property Of different
kinds NM be offered for sale. The List includes
valuable fal estate in different part Of the city
also, the bilia1d ables and fixtures Of the PHE1AN
Billiard Hall, at tie corner of Market and Meeting
streets. This sale viii he; conducted by Messrs.
R. NJ MARSHALL & BRc., and win offer induce
1nents to any wishing TO OPEN q business Of that
description. <9$.., =
aE :
DEATH OF VETERAN Our obituary columns
contain the notice of the death oe Mr., ALFRED J.
BLuEr1, formerly member of the 27th. Regiment,
the old Charleston Battalion. This. battalion,
from its formation, in the thickes5 of the fray,
and its members saw probably some Of the hardest
fighting during the war. MIR. BLuErT was one of
four who assisted in raising the flag on Fort Sum
ter after it had been shot away. The surviving
members of the battalion are invited to pay the
Inst tribute of respect to their comrade in arms.
Spring TRADE-Tho waning Winter admonishes
us that, with the disappearance of the cold weather.
we must not neglect the example set by Dame Ma
turc but like her clothe ourselves in new and sea-
sonable robes. The fair sex, who are too wise not
to be aware Of what is proper, are making every
effort to keep up with the times, and King street
is daily crowded with eager shoppers. Perhaps
no point on that busy thoroughfare is more pa
tronized than No. 24S, the stand of Mr.. LOUIS
Cohen. The style, variety, quality and quantity
of goods that he offers are enough to tempt any
one, and few Go resist his attractions. His stock
comprises every thing in his Iine and is thorough
and complete. By reference to his advertisement
full particulars can be obtained, and shopping lists
made out. ,l,.f.4o..
UNITED safes DISTRICT CoUnT-Hon GEO. s.
BRYAN Presiding.-On motion of T. Y SnoNs,
ESQ., RUDOLPH sE1eLNa, Esq, was admitted to
practice in the District and Circuit Courts of the
United States for the District of South Carolina.
In the habeas corpus case, tried before this
Court on Tuesday, the following order was made
by the Judge heariIg the return of the Sheriff:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, SOUTH CAROLINA DIS
TRICT.
In The matter Of John Le,ois-
On hearing the return of John E. Carew, ESQ.,.
Sheriff of Charleston District, to the writ Of habeas
corpus issued in this case, and the return Of the
military authorities In compliance with the order
issued by this Court, and the production of the
body of the applicant, it appearing that the pris-
oner was tried by military commission in q time
Of legal peace, as established by the Proclamation
Of Presidents Lincoln and johnson, and after the
passage Of the CiSil Rights Bill by Congress, and
the right secured to him thereby to be tai I'd by a
State tribunal or if denied equal Justice by such
tribunal then to be tried by removal of his cause
to the United States District Court and that in
denial Of these rights, he was tried by military
tribunal it is therefore ordered that the appli-
cant John Lewis, be discharged from imprison-
ment. GEO a. BRYAN a, ~
United Statos Judge, District of So O..
By order Of the Court, this 26th February, 1867.
DANL HoRLBEcK, -
G. D. 4. .. s. for So. Ca.