The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-12

ohIffEHS per steamship ampion for New
fork, arc hereby requested, to send in their Bills
OF Ladins for signature at the Office o. CouRTE-
NAY q T~RENHoLM, Agents, No. Al East Bay, by Ii
o'clock A. NJ, this day. IN A
YOUNG MINIS CHRISTIAN Assoo1ATIoN.-The Rev.
M. Dow will preach n sermon before this associa-
ton tomorrow evening in Zion Presbyterian
Church, Giebe street, near Wentworth. An inyi-
tation ID extended to the community to attend,
especially young men.
Court IN CONTAMINATION Thursday the case of
the city of Columbia and South Carolina Railroad
was under consideration. Messrs. W. y. DESAus-
SURE aud j. d. PoPE for the South Carolina Rail
road, and MI. E. j. ARTHUR for the city council.
SO wo learn from the Chronicle Of Yesterday.
CoRoNER's INouEsT.-A few days ago we report
ed an attempted suicide by PETER WooD, residing
in Tradd street. WOOD was removed to the City
Hospital in Hampstead soon after the occurrence,
and died a few hours after his admission, under
circumstances which caused the Physician of tho
Hospital to think that the unfortunate man had
made a second attempt at his life by poison. Coro-
ner WHITING held a jury of Inquest yesterday over
the body, and after q post-m ortem examination by
~. ohOhhh, IuyblCluI VI Uue IOSDlCal,
it was found that the unfortunate man had not at
tempted his own destruction q second time, but
died of "conjestive fever of tho abdominal type"
A verdict 10 that effect was rendered,
K. n. R.-Our curiosity was aroused Yesterday
on seeing a handsome span of horses drawing q
light covered buggy, with the mystic letters "R.
r. r." painted handsomely and conspicuously on
ItS ai6pa Supt,Oatuo }1of {ho ary,,ou re Az. .l.l
lishment was a travelling teacher of the three rs
Reading, Riting and Rithmetic-~we started in pur-
suit, hoping to secure his services. Let the reader,
therefore, judge Of our astonishment when we
found that it was no other parsonage than Mr..
DANIEL MoCALLUM, the itinerant agent Of the
House Of RADwAY g. Co., and the mystic letters his
buggy bore were no other than the initials for
Railways Ready Relief. To think that in this age
of railroads, steamboats,, balloons, &C., there could
be found one who would venture such a slow pace
as to come overland from the city Of New York
to this State. This Mr.. Nice. has done in this same
buggy, and with these same horses. The pro-
prietor is determined to visit all of the Southern
States, and il the way is long and tedious, it has
its advantages also, and will rebound to the inter-
ests Of his house. This advertisement is not paid
for.
1850 SAN Oc AhnSN ultlltuEY COLL
mission was appointed by Special Orders No. 1874,
Headquarters I'd Military District, consisting Of
the following officers
1. Brevct Brigadier-G General w. w. BURNS, Major
and {. s., u, 8. A.. MA. sFs Es
2. Brevet Lieut.. Colonel CHARLES PAoE, Major
and Surgeon u. s.. A..
8. Brevet Lieut.. Colonel @. H. MOORE, Captain
9Th Infantry.
A.. Brevet Major T. II. PARKER, Captain Ordnance
Corps.
S. list Lieutenant WILLIAM BADGER, 9Th Infantry.
Captain G. NJ. BAILEY, 9Th Infantry, Judge Adyo-
cate.
Aaron Logan, colored, one of the Registrars for
Christ Church and st. Thomas Parishes, appointed
by General SIcKLEs. was brought before this Com
mission for trial, on the charges of misconduct in
Office, and assault and battery, with false ;mpris-
onmont, [making 1ncendiary speeches and arrest
ing Mr.. J. s. FRAZER, of Christ Church, under cir
cumstances peculiarly aggravating.l The trial has
been closed, the arguments having been heard on
Thursday, the 10th. The sentence Of the Court
will not be divulged until 1t is published in General
Orders.
The Judge Advocate was assisted in the prose
cution by Colonel A. J. WILLARD, Solicitor 81 the
"a Military District. The accused was defended
BY e, DETREvILLE, Esq, assisted by D. I. ConB1y
Esq.
The FOUL TONGUE OF ISLANDER will wag as long
as there are bad men, interruptions in their choice
of means to further their own selfish ends. The
latest instance Of the lind that has come to our
attention is the report, now industriously being
circulated in the up country of this State and Of
Georgia, that the yellow fever is prevalent In this
city. A friend who returned from Atlanta yester-
DAY, informed US that he heard these reports in
UoriO1c localities M - M al - = ,,
health of the city, better this year, we believe,
than that OF any other city in the Union. We have
published weekly mortuary reports; we have again
and again called attention to these facts. we'll au-
thenticated, and challenging contradiction
yet there are people mean enough to circulate
these' lying reports, hoping to damage our COM
merce; and we are sorry to say there are always
people simple and credulous enough to believe
these irresponsible rumors, and thoughtless
enough to repeat them and give them further cur
rency. Once again, then, we will affirm, and we
do it with all the emphasis at our NINA that
there has not been, during any time this Summer,
nor is there now, o single case@fof yellow fever in
this city or within a hundred miles Of it. There
has, moreover, not been a single case Of any cpl
demic disease in Charleston during the present
season. as SG' m
Will our friends in the interior. be kind enough
TO circulate the above categorical denial to all ru-
mors or statements Of this character
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