The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-24

would bring q mere song. General Scott mas
applied for O portion OF these stores, and will uso
them as one of tho ingredients OF the soup. The
houses for distribution will be established at the
Colored Orphan Asylum in Queen-street, and in
King-street, one door above Hudson, and it is ex-
pected they will be opened to the public on the
first Of tho month.
In addition to the rations furnished, the Bureau
has distributed a quantity of clothing, shoes, &c.
During the past year over fifteen hundred over
coats were given to the poor, principally aged and
infrm negro men. At present these supplies are
confined to the colored women, who are constant
applicants for this bounty.
The changes recently made by Gen. Scott in tho
discharge of several of his officials for meddling
with politics, have been sustained by Gen. Howard.
Some of the parties who were discharged went to
Washington and endeavored to procure their re-
instalment, but failed to convince the authorities
of their innocence, and only enjoyed their trouble
for their pains.
THE COMPLEXION OF THE DELEGATION TO THE
COMING CoNvENTIoN.-The following is a full list
of the delegates elected to the Reconstruction Con-
vention in each district in this State. Of the total
number of one hundred and twenty-four delegates,
~ffty-iye are whites and sixty nine colored
ABBEvILLE.-John A. Hunter, Baily Milford,
whites; Hutson J. LomaX, Thomas Williamson,
Nelson JOINER, colored.
ANDERsoN.-William Perry, DR.. N. J. Newell,
whites; Samuel Job2son, colored.
B~ARNwELL.-Charles P. Leslie, Niles G. Parker,
whites; James n. Hayne, julius Mayer, Charles
D. Hayne, Abraham Middleton, colored.
BEAUFoRr.-Francis E. Wider Reuben G.
Holmes, James D. fell, whites; J.. ]. Wright,
Rohort Croolie W r WINNER Tauden g Tano-
ley, colored.
BERKELEY Joseph H. jerks, A. C. Richmond,
I. Hurley, D.. Fl. Chamberlain, whites; W. e.. W.
Gray, George Leo, BenJamin Byas, VIM. Jervey,
NJ. F. Becker, colored.
CHARLEsroN.-Frederic A. Sawyer, c. c. Bowen,
A. G. Mackey, Gilbert Plllsbury, whites; A. j.
Ransier, R. H. Cain, F.. L. Cardoza, r. c. DeLarge,
Wm. Mckinley, colored.
colored.
CHEsTERFIELD.-R. James Donaldson, white; Fl.
l.. Shrewsbury, colored.
C1ARENDoN.-Elias E. Dixon, while; William
Nelson, colored.
CoLIEToN.-John X. Terry, Jesse S. Craig,
whites; W. NJ. Viney, VIM. NJ. Thomas, VIM.
Drifac, colored.
DARL1NaroN.-B. 1. Whittemore. white; Isaac
Brockenton, Jordan Lang, Richard Humbird,
colored.
EDGEF1ELD.-GeorgeP DeMedicis, John Wooley,
F. Arnim, whites; R. 81 Elliott, P. R. Rivers, J.
Bonum, ID. Harris, colored.
FAIRFIELD NJ. Rutland, white; ii. ID.
Edwards, H. Jacobs, colored.
GREBNvILLE.-James NJ. Allen, J. M. Runion, W.
B. johnson, white; Wilson Cook, colored.
GEoRaErowN.-F. F.. Millper, Fl. W. Webb,
whites; James Moultric, coiored.
HoRRY Henry W.. Jones, Augustus Reaves,
colored.
KERsHAw.-J. K. Jillson, S. G. W. Dill, whites;
John A. Chestnut, colored.
L~AURRNs.-Joseph Crews, white; T.. s.. P. Owens,
Nelson Davis and Harry Mcdaniel, colored.
LANcAsTER.--Albert Clinton, Charles Jones, col
ored.
TRANSFORMATION. Lemuel BooZer, Simeon Cor
ley, whites.
MAR1oN.-William Collins, white; Fl. E. Haye,
Benjamin A. Thompson, ]. W. johnson, colored.
MARLBoRo.--George Jackson, white; Calvin
Stubs, colored.
NEwBERRY.-B. Odell rcncan, Jas. Henderson,
whites; Lee Nance, colored.
ORANGEBURG.-E. ". NJ. Mackey, white; b. +.
Randolph, T. X. Sasportas, W. J. Mckinley, Ed.
Cain, colored.
P1cKENs. -Alexander Bryce, ST., NJ. Mauldin,
whites; Ed. Ligins, colored.
RIcHLAND.-Thomas j. Robertson, white; z. M.
Wilder, w. B. Nash, S. B.. Thompson, colored.
~SpARrANBURa.-J. P. F. Camp, John S. Gentry,
whites; Coy Wingo, Rice Foster, colored.
SUMrER.-T. j. Coghlan, FL. Moses, Jr., whites;
VIM. E. johnson, Samuel Lee, colored.
UNIoN.-T. j. Peter, W.. II. Sims. j. 2. Thomas,
whites.
WrLL1AMsBuRa.-Charles NJ. Olsen, s. A.. Swails,
whites; VIM. Darlington, colored.
YoRK.-W. E. Rose, DR.. j. G. Neagle, whites; j..
81. White, John w. Mead, colored.