The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-01

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otder vas enforced the revenue Of the city would
b seriously affected. General sIcE1Es has replied
in full, giving his views and explaining the differ
ent points raised by the committee. The order
closing the bar-rooms yin be enforced, and only ting
hotels and regularly est hI ihed inns will be allowed
to sell liquor. We understand, however, that Q
petition has been circulated to have the disability
removed fom five or six Of thePrincipal restau-
rants, hut stpresent this is merely town talk' ana
there ate few places where refreshment for man
or beast can be obtained.
In The Council proceedings willalso be seen .
Bill rroridilg for the payment Of the debt OF the
city, Those persons owning stock will find it
to thsirintsrest to examine its provisions.
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B. D. TOWNSEND, ESQ.,, formerly Of Benefits
vile, nov Of Society Hill, has been long known to
Temperance, and an enthusiastic propagandist OF
the order OF the ''Sons OF Temperance" No
amotht d labor, no expense Of timeor money,
was stunned by him in the full discharge Of what
he deemed his duty to the cause and it is pleasant
to be saeto record that such zeal devotion and
enthusiasm was not without reward. Major
TowNsEsD successively held all the offices within
the gift Of the order to the very highest -'Most
Worthy Patriarch Of tho National Division Of North
Americs." While he was in the discharge Of the
duties 9 The latter Office he was presented with q
set of gorgeous and costly regalia, the insignia Of
his post Of honor. But at the expiration Of his
term ct Office, it appears that he was again hol-
ored, and those Of odr readers who are CURIOUS in
such matters, by stepping into Mr.. A. q. Hay
DENs store, corner Ring and Hasel streets. will
see a large elegant oval frame, adorned with the
emblens f the order, within which the following
preamble and resolutions are engrossed IN the
dest styieof caigraphio art:
NATIONAL DIVISION, Sons OF TEMPERANCE,
=T NORTH AMERICA
At the 18th annual session of the National Divi-
June 7h 1860, IN tho City Of Portland, Maine,
BrotherG. W. Germans offered the following pre-
amble and resolutions, which were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted:
Of Office as NJ. W. Patriarch Of the National DIV
the duties Of that offoe, his uniform kindness and
urbanityn all his personal and official relations
with his brethren, is entitled to an expression OF
regard as an evidence sf our appreciatlon OF MS
most valuable services, Therefore, be it
RESOLVED That vote Of thanks are due, and are
hereby rendered to Brother B. D. Townsend, Past
Most Worthy Patriarch of the Order Of Sons OF
Temperance, whose devotion to the interests and
objects Of our beloyal Order has placed him IN o
high ard exalted position IN our hearts, and se-
cured our most ardent deare that the Dest OF
Heavens blessings may be his.
On motion of Brother Gary it was go
Rsso,ced That Brdher Townsend be presented
with copy Of the pnImble and resolutions just
passed, in an engr@sed, form, under the seal OF
the National Divisiob, and signed by the proper
offieera.$ ns
,agaea) S. L. coNtfcT, Mw.P.
FRED. A. TCKARDT, n. W. s.
PETER q. EcGREdvR, NJ VIC.
THOS. J. EVANS, n W. A.
ROBERT 4 FOREST, u. W. !:
NATHANIyL CONSTABLE, N. W. Con.
JOHN q. 1ATTY, II. W. Sen.
The sentre of ths picture, if we may be per-
mitted to use suchan expression, has fine col
ored Photograph Of 1sjor Townsend in his rega-
lia. o very Striking likeness.
This hindsome teaimoniAl was presented to the
donee at the receni session Of the National Di-
vision in Norfolk, Va
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