The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-28

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REaisEnATIoS. Mr.. McKenna. Chairman or the
Board M Registrars for the 9th Regiment, informs
US that the total registration in that regiment will
be abont GOO whites, and 1910 negroes. The books
will close at Pleasant lane un Wednesday and
Thursday, tho 25iii anu 26th.
10th Regiment, haa authorized III to announce
that the looks for the 10th Regiment will remain
until Saturday. the 2Stl,, after whic time regis.
tration will close In that regiment
Edqeteld Adde,iiser.
Gov. ORR.-Wo informed by telegraph that
Glen. Sickics and has written letters in the name
OF tho people of the State deploring his removal
It may be that Gov. Or really regrets tho reno
but whom ho undertakes to speak for tic people OF
the State he ought to be moro careful lest ho mls-
represent them.-Cherdw Aduerilser.
General Candy has created very favorable i'm
anticipated MS tho result OF This change of COM
mandera: Shortly after the Genoal's arrival, and
during dur his stay at tho Mills Honso, quite mum
Geuoral Candy, and nfterward expressed thon,-
selves as being highly delighted with their recep-
tion. also heard that ono Mr.. A. q. Mc. called
duced himself Mr.. Me-, Collector OF tho United
statos Customs for tho Port Of Charleston, ten.
raj, Vt is said, thanked him, said tho street cars
were convenient, and bowed him ont
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TnR DusrEEss OF Aw.-Notwithatanding tho
difficulties attending tho efforts of our business
community since tho close OF tho war-tho want Of
money, tho destruction OF property, the burning Of
storo-houses and the failure Of last years crop
our merchants have nado considerable headway,
and We are proud to think there arc fow towns In
the State whore betor opportunities for trade are
road with Charleston, and Wilmington, and tho
Northern cities, gires ua reputation not unde-
served, though enjoyed by few other towns.
Nany OF our merchants have laid in their fall
purpose; and they are making preparations for
cht raw always enjoyed the reputation Of being
city OF Char lesion, and We no reason why this
can offer sufficient inducements, il they will, to
bring trade, and once our largo trade iB fully re-
established there is 10 fear or not being able to
retain i. The farmors and planters Of our nd
Sinning plstriSts and o. the neshboring Counties
| their produce to this market.
The Cheraw bridge across the Pee Dee il now
being used, and thoro IL no longer a trouble
the large trade from that sido OF tho river whcl,
we once could boast. And notwithstanding the
nnseasonable weather, every one anticipates II
large crop.
Our merchants now lIave and are constantly re-
eeiying large stocks Of goods, Witch they can and
Wil sell as cheap as can be purchased in any Of
] the interior towns CHerdrc Gazefte.
| RAILROAD MEErlsd.-At the annual meeting Of
tho stockholders Of tho Kings Mountain Railroad
Company, held in YorkvilIe on tho i1tIl inst, tho
following oficers wero elected:
| For Prosident-Generai f: III. Lsw
! For DirectorszGeorgo Stcelo, II. q. McCaw, ..
r. Moore, John F. Lindsey, E. A. Crenshaa, Law
. The following resolution then offered and
| adopted:
ResoIued. That tho President and Directors OF
| negotiate with tho Charlotte and South Carolina
Railroad Company for sale OF tho Kings Noun
R4aa to hdt COMPANY keGgF in view the
ming order, and daily trains, or train, be run be-
tween York and ChGstor, tho termini Of tho road
said conditions to form the basis Of any negotia:
tion on tho subject Of tranafcr; and that tho 81 III
persons be requested to report to called meeting
Of the stockholders Of this company, Mt us early
tions upon which said transfer and aalo can bo
Company
On motion, the meeting then adjourned sin.
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REo!srRArIoN IN CHESTER DlsrRIor.--Whitcs,
77a; blacks. 1907.
REoIsTRATIoN IN York DlsrRIcr. 1870 whites,
and 1908 BLACKS.
CHARLESTON MERonANrs.-Tho Charleston pa.
pers arc frequently eulogzlng Tho liberality or Tho
CharlestoG merchants; and they tell OF toir ability
to moet all Tho demands that country nicrchants
may mako upon thom In tho way Of tradobS
selling their Roods TO thon as low On thoy osn Ic
purchased In Northern oitles. And II is wondered
by some why country merchants 60 on North e
buy goods when they can be bought no reasonable
In Charleston. We think ono good reason may
DO found In tho fact that country merchants ioni
clusivoly in Charleston, and tito Chsrisator
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