The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-30

TiIE suEnirraLTr.-Tho torn OF Colonel Jons L,
CanEw as shoriif OF Charleston having expired, ".
B. liAsrIE, ESQ.,, has boon appointed TO nll that OF.
flee by Mnjor-Gencral D. Z. SroKLEs. Tho appoint.
mont takos eiloct on tho 2Gth pro1imo, tho rctr-
ing Sheriff being alowe ono month to arrange his
business. Tho following is tho order from head.
quarters making tho appointment:
| HEADQUARTERS SECOND MIL. DISTRICT.
CHARLESTON, y. O., July 30, 1867.
tEa..acsl;
Y: Tho election for Sheriff of the judicnl Dis.
,rict OF Charleston, y. o., appointed to take place
by law on tho 9th of August next, is hereby sus-
vi. Tho following appoiutmopt ia borohv an
nouncod.
MILITARY POST OF CHARLESTON.
DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON.
ShcrW.-Willinm 8. Hastio, uicc Carow yhoso
term OF office expires On tho Goth proxinlo.
iio sherlii hereby appointed will, boforo entcr-
ing upon his duties, takc aud subscribe before
justice OF the Peace, Notary Publi, or other Off
cer authorized by law to administer oaths. tLe
oath % 81 o. oiieo preserbsd in tho Act Of Congress-
laws OF South Csropa % viii IpnSs bS oTSs 19mea BY the
Tho Commanding. 6iiccr Military Post Of
Ordor. -
by comm I'd of Iajor-ooneznl p. +; s1okIEs.
Capt. S9th U. &. Infantry,
a. d. G. and A. A. AG.
n offIGi4L; u S .. v. CLous Capt. ssth Infantry A.
MINOR o'DnIEN, for somo timo Chief Du,oap
Officer at Mount Pleasant. has been appointed
Jailor. Other appointments will soon bo made I'm
tho different municipal ofliceB. There aro foy
persons who aro moro acceptable to tho citizons OF
Charleston than hTr. AsrIE, and tho choice of tho
pituitary Executive las met with gonoral approval.
MAYORS CouRr.-Tho Mount Pleasant wranelers.
whose fostivo pursuits wo mentioned in Yesterdays
papor, were sent to q magistrate who will inform
thom that thoso who go down to tho sea in ships
SHOULD not get OH o bust when thoy roturn.
chcorf'l youth, who had fondncss for taking
sugar in his, in fit OF abstraction took more than
his usual dose, aud was soon dono for. Ho was
found OH door step gently murmuring stako mo
homo to tho place where Fir It saw tho light" No
ono boing acquainted with that vicinity ho was
kindly conveyed to vacant coll aud only released
IN tho morning OH dopositing V. and promising
TO ignore sweetened liquor in future
brother Bach allowed his fontnoss for corn
juice 10 lead him nstray ho lost his moorings and
drifed about disconsolately until ospying a gas
lamp, md thinking it to bo lighthouse, he stoor-
cd for it, but struck on tho broakors, and could
Only get clear by throwing out IS worth OF bnilast
An austroman, who had takon to selling fish
by way Of slant, considered that ho was monarch
of all ho surveyed, and deposited his scalcy load
OH the sidewalk TO tho dctriment Of both calico
and crinolino. He was shown tho error OF his
ways, charged 81 for the privilege and deprived OF
his fish as "mild coniiscation."
a warrior, who rcsombled OTnsLLo in his swartby
hue, bit in nothing clso, got hiariously drunk
and yelled SO Economically that ho astonished tho
mob o1lo rl,o II,
saw that tho doughty hero toted shooting iron
Ho was captured after small controversy and de-
lirercd to tho Provost Marshal who will teach him
to restrain his emotions.
"a gentleman from tho Neck took an antidoto
for tho malaria, which proved tho truth Of tho old
story, TINT tho romedy was worso than the dis
case. He collapsed, and was picked up in lin
Der state aud carried to No. 2i2. When called ho
camo out smiling and callod it lark, but oydont-
y thought himself gono gooao when asked to de-
poslt ".
UNITED STATES CoUnT-uon GEonaE 8. Bryan,
PrcsidinG.-Tlo Petit Jurors answered to their
names anu wero discharged.
On motion OF III. p. OCoNNon, ESQ.,, PETER
JULES L. VAcnESE was admitted to an tho rights
OF citizenship on taking the customary oath OF
allegiance.
3io ioho"in6 ioliOu was nlau0 IN tho Cn5e Of
tho United States us. nineteon barrels OF distilled
spirits found at tho storo OF MANTouE 4 Co.: q
verdict of guilty information for forfeiture un-
der tho Internal Royonuc laws. Tho verdict ren-
dcrcd by tho jury in Tho above case, July 1G being
contrary to INV and tho oyidenco udduccd on trial
it was ordered, on motion Of D. It. CoBp1N, ESQ.,,
District Attorney, TINT said verdict be sot aside,
held null anl void, and now trial granted
90
THE ORDER OF THE DAy-a general order for
sozoDoNT. In tho teeth of all opposition it has be-
como the supreme dcntriico of tho age.
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