The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-27

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! ! who accompanied the engine to the city are:
iEsHE w LoTp, Prsadents D.. W. HAnSEs, Vice
President b. McD. SroIl, Secretary and Trea-
snroF;; a .WuHMa1oN, LIST Director B. G. But
1En, "a Director; Jom wuEr, Sd director; q.
BUTLER, 4th Director ;.W. RILEY, y. 2. GAYLE ;.
la, RaiwIEz, IT. EoR1Ezy ;R b. sTRATToS. VI, o.
'sHEpHxRD, E. s. UIsdo,; W. MoE1REEN, j. w RI
LEY, 8. A.: BRowE, JAS. ALLEN, w. E. HAz1EnEs.
! J. F. DARaAr, NJ. D. LUCAS, E. n. LUCAS N. ELSE
4 MAN, T. d. KINDER; I. N. N.;MoCA11, w r. HuL, a.
P: Lucas, ]: a.. dAMsIE,,, s. -HAnyEY, H. IAnn.
r. A. ULMo, D. sIDER, 81. NJ. GnBEar B. W;
tWEA1aERFoRD, J. J. RousE, q. a. WEATHEREoRp,
=. NJ RoaKRs, G. D. WILLIAMSON, T. W. TALLER,
Col. r. F. GRAHAM, GEO. PAwLEY
The enginge wns the old Etna OF this city: but
has been 80 renovated and improved by tho Flor.
ence boys at the Northeastern Railroad Workshops
that it is difficult 10 trace her identity with the
past. On csch end fancy brass 6lagree work has
been added, and the position and management Of
the brakes has been considerably improved. "a
portrait OF young lady is placed either side,
and the inscription ssOur Florence" at once tells
that the Florence dremen favorites of the fair
| sex The engine was named after Miss FLORENCE
HARIEE, the belle Of the District, and her pres,
enceis sufficient to justify the fremen in adopting
the motto s'we,n psrsevere.n Tie trial to-day win
test their prowess, AMI they will have an opportu-
nifty OF Nndicatng the motto; and OF proving them
selves worthy Of their fair divinity.
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L Q. Q. F.-The 26tL was celebrated by the FIVE
different Lodges and Encampments Of Odd Fellt
| lows IN this city as Day Of Thanksgiving and
Prayer. The services commemorating the day
|were held at the Odd Fellows Hall corner Of King
| and Liberty streets, and as they had been made
public long before the hour appointed every seat
was filed; the fair sex being largely ;in7he ma
jority. Az the interior Of Odd Fellows Eall was
unknown to many Of the audience. considerable
curiosity manifested by the fair sex to witness
the regalias and different paraphernalia peculiar to
the insftntion. 4: The speakers stand, and the
arches as the Hall were deeqzated with evergreen
but no other ornaments ysre to be noticed beyond
the attractive faces 81 the ladies', and the showy
insignia of'Ho1ne e1traordinar Odd Fellow.
The exercikesa were1o opausd by singing an ode
emblematic ofSshep principles Of the Order This
was followed pra5ez from d the Rev. W. B,
YATES who eloqpently aPpeaIed:to Heaven Tor aid
to carry out and perfect tie cherished actions Of
Odd-Fenowship. Another ode was then sung by
both the members and the audience, who were.al
furnished with printed programmes Of the eIer-
cises. !5 81 WI 80. fS.. sSt *
Past Grand Master r. g.. DunxEA, the orator
elect, then assembled the rostrum, and kent the
attention of tho audience enohained during his
entire discourse. The subject Of the oration was
the order, its principles, workings, origin, &c!;
and to those who were heretofore doubtsrs, it
Vas made clear that odd-F Fellowship is not Of re-
cent creation, but q IN be- traced tac,;; x, M
patriarchs, and has, IN every successive apas "a
come more cherished and loved We we're CON-
PEELED TO leave before the close ana cannot give
full report Of the oration, but can safely assert
that Mr.. DunxEA's forensic talents haya sa;na5
many proselytes to the cause Of friendship. love
truth and charity The arerc;eae ,u.,,a ,or,ls
BY prayer and an appropriate ode. s;:,ESiI
|, s. .l Il i, Z a-5s Z IA
: MAzon,s COURT April 2s.-The aockat aoo;,,
was bare Of cases, and the duties Of his honor so
light as to reuuire l,is nresanca h,,t -
The continued quiet Of our city is ce1tainly erau.
fying to all. and ia recor7aa -, u ,u;tl,
pleasure. -. u 81
y ( {; $50 60 "a -
Drsr71cr ConRr sEsTEstz aY.,: I; !. !. f4ro "
LOGAN, presidine.-Jno- M;tcba1l. ,haa+;,s Il;
false tokens; three months confinement in ia;l M
!. Robert Gaillaird- larceny: three. xoonfhs ss ~
Z John franois! arcony ana receiving stolen
Jas. Hail-larceny; three indictments. ca emit sevan
months Imprisonment. a :s.ii5S MI i..s @,i
Sol Bray-assault and battery: three nontba H
,cheata deftaud; three months each. Sfitsbs,,,a
to commence on expiration of preyiio aentancse
4 Josh Glover and Oliver Glover - r.,,, 49,,
month each " . :, So. ,:.
Observation-Disclosures one month +.sS11l' s.
Il: John Jenkins horse three months.
.Toney Brooks tbra,a. ~, =, tl
John y Washington and Henry Thompson -larce-
ny; three months \. :s...h
4. Edward Wright: larceny; three months.
john assault iand battery; no pay costs
81 suiN 49, s:..' ~. -'s ss =. ~
lflls michael lawiess-assanlt and battery; sealed
sentence: ~ Ii ii (. 81 .ai i5s .ss..
yonn Webb-7larceny; p = sealed sentence.
Calvin a'l = simons assault and battery; IS and
costs OF suit. III
Julia Kane retailing sprituous LIQUORS without
q hce'nnse; $500 and costs. s2: i.5t:I,l .'+El
:. Henry Piate-assault and battery; discharged
on payment Of COSTS. g: .$5
Alfred Elliott assault and battery with intent
to XII; sealed sentence .5.Ss.. IA, ..
Margaret steinme meihr-aasauit and battariv v;tJ,
intent at9 toL ~; IS and Costa. ts;s&
1onn MOI MMontgomery-ass assault and battery sealed
sentences, u ..s: 4 q \,
James casey-asaault and battery with intent to
k1l. An appeal was catered .by r. W. sEYtoua.
Eaa:' and Casey required to give i bond SSr s10oo
Joe Snith-arceny aaelad onte,,cn TAI