The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-07


an earlier hour than was heretofore the practices.
Our advertising friends will take due notice OF
this change. which goes into effect tomorrow,
and will furnish their favors at as early an hour
practicable.
To TRANSIENT ApyERTisERs.--No transient ao-
yertisement will be published in this journal here
sitter unless paid for IN advance. By transient We
mean an advertisement from any person VINO Is
not regular advertising customer OF the NEWS
JoR Nopy.-We have now completed our ONCE
IN a. 20 e1ecnie, in the shortest possible time
All KINDS OF JOB WORK. and we most re-
snscth,lv ask the patronage of our friends
Post Oaicc Notice.
PosT OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, October ., 1867.
On and after 9th instant the mails for Columbia
and points beyond Will close at 4.SO 2. NJ.
second mail for Columbia and the Columbia
branch of South Carolina Railroad viii close al
9P. M.
Mails for Augusta, Savannah, and the Way aal'
from Charleston to Augusta will close at9So A. ~
The second mail for Augusta closes 2t0.SO Z. NJ
On SUNDAYS but one train leaves, anaa mails
close at T. NJ p., oss7cv
CuSRIEsroN g. c., July-6, lSof.>
After today the mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at o'clock AN, and to-day and after
wards they are expected to roach the Railroad
station at $50 o'clock PM, and ODE ready for
delivery at this Office at $50 o'clock T. NJ.
CHANCE OF Hour FOR DEl.yERY OF SUNDAY MAIL.
On and arter Sunday, 9Th inst this Office will be
open from five to six o'clock for delivering mails
STANLEY G. TROTT. P. NJ.
WEHAvE received copies of Frank Les'ie's Illus
p a,ed Ne,cspope1', New Yo-& Sdats Ze'tatn9, ana
Nav York Ledger, of Mr.. Doscher, the enter
prising proprietor of the Post Office Literary En-
porium.
DETENTION OF SrEAMERs.-The steamships Man
,aatan and Alabama, for New York, and AAsonce'
for Philadelphia, which were to have sailed trom
this port on Saturday, were detained over uh'ii
Sunday by the unsettled state Of the weather.
The steamship Sea GuA, for Baltimore, sailed
for Baltimore on Saturday as advertised.
CHARLESTON PATENTEE.-Though rather late
in the season. we are glad to learn that our enter
prising fellow citizen, Mr.. F. 4. Due, has obtaned
q ostent for an ice cream freezer. We are not ac-
oualnted With the advantages Of this freezer, but
hone by next Summer to put ii to practical test
when we can speak more to the polns' >
o.
TIE GsANrrEy11LE FAcronY,-We learn that
meeting of the Board Of Directors of the Granite
viii Manufacturing Company was recently held in
this. city, at which H. 81. Hickman, Esq, OF
Augusta was unanimously elected President pro
tora to ALI the vacancy occasioned by the death OF
Mr.. Gregg. The Augusta Constituttonal'st speaks
highly OF the business capacities ofthis gentleman
and congratulales the company On their good
fortune in securing the services OF one IN every
respect fitted for the position.
CraroE OF SCHEDULE Under tt'sA head the
Wilmington Post laments the discontnuance OF
the through train between that city and Augusta,
Georgia, and says: 'We ere sorrS 10 learn tii"'
sucha changers contemplated, and feel confident
that It will prove detrimental to the interests OF all
the roads composing this route, and great lncon-
7enience TO the travelling public" The through
train referred to above left Wilmington. and pas
s.noers without change Of cars, we're carried TO
Augusta. This made three trsir, from Branch
Vile to Augusta and was very convenient to pas
seneers travelling on that route but the patronage
was 10 small that for some time the trans nave
been running at heavy loss. We noaced one OF
these through trains recently which had but three
paasenpers on board and we're informed that 1t
was about the usual number. While we deprecate
the suspension Of any Southern enterprise, we
cannot see how the trsins could be continued
under such auspices.
soorris MONTHLY MAGAZINE, for August has
but iust reached Us. Is there any good reason
why an establishment in Atlanta, styling itself the
ssFrsnklin Printing House" should not be able to
get the August number of their Magazine out
before October? As long as Southern Literature
travels at such pace it Will not make much head
Tay in the unequal race with Northern competi-
tors. The articles Of this number, both original
and selected, are respectable, but none Of them OF
a hieh Grade Of excellence The following is the
table of contents:
Field and Camp-by an Officer. The Secret Mar
rage: or. the Sin and E1piation of Helen Gray :
Story Of Iife-by Mrs.C. A. Warfeld. Waits
FROM the Ssa-by Monck Jendwine. - What Is the
True Test Of Civilization? Ply Auster. Tent and
Saddle th Holy tsndby KeE Sba a. HosRa sb6.
son, NJ D. The Three Waterfalls-by Sidney
Ianier. The Old, Old Story London Society }
Crambs from the Countrymans Table-byJ j. A.
Turner. Eating Discussed IN L.eraturemog @ =;
Schiller-Seected. A Few Words About Logic
by Rev. E. B. league. Lay Of the Heartily
Gerrie F.. Our Tripod Mexico its Present
and its Future. Important Document. Salma-
gundi. Monthly Gleanings. Reviews, Notices.
ect
HE POSTAL ARRANeEaIENTs.-The Columbia
Chronice ssys, that DR.. A. Jobe the Postal Agent
for North and South Carolina, is now in this State
on an official tour, inspecting the mail routes and
post Offices He states that he finds everything
in excellent working order. and pays high spmpl-
ment to ths post Office regulations ofsCharfeston.'
We have never heard Of DR.. Jobe, and did net
know thatrhe was around, but trust that ne will
exercise the patience of the old patriarch Job and
not content himself with cursory glance, but
ferret out abuses and correct them. There have
been numerous complaints recently from all Sec
tions Of this State, and it is obviously DR.. Jobe's
duty 10 see if they Ire founded on fact, or are
merely the opinions Of outside parties. We hope
thst the Doctor will not content himself with COM
plimentsry notices Of the different post Offices, but
win explain to the public, the cause OF the fire.
quent mail failures and endeavor to rectify the
delivery and transmission of mail matter. The
country subscribers of the NEWS ere frequently de-
prfved Of their papers, but the cause is unknown
DR.. Jobs has come as delegate from Head d-Quar-
tsrsy and we trust that if he has already left the
State he viii throw little light this intricate
subject. -----
THE AMEsIcss Law REVIEW. October 1867. Vol H.
No. !. Boston: Little. Brown Co
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