The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19


nad We take this occasion of repeating that nothing
can be published in THE DAILY NEWS without
being indorsed by sonlo responsible Individual
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fH1s being Good Friday, md our printers men
R OF great religious tendencies, we have determined
to adhere to the ti1ne-honored custom, and issue
no paper tomorrow. -
THE GERMAN SUNDAY SCHOOL design having
picnic on Easter Monday at the Schutzenplatz
Trains will leave the Northeastern Depot at few
minutes after z AN, and at ppm. s W.
MAYORS Court, April 18.-The very peaceable
state OF the city prevents from having anything
TO report from this court, and our wish is chat it
may continue SO fer q long time.
We INVITE any of our friends, who arc fond Of
sporting fine yacht, to refer to our column Of
auction advertisements, and they will perceive that
the Maggie 1fache0 is to be sold by Messrs. J. A.
ENsLow s. Co. this day, at II o'clock, The Maggie
/. Mitchell recently won race in our harbor, aud we
believe there are few boats Of her capacity that
can compete with her. s sS5@sS&,-$%
MusIc--The Band OF tho 9Th Infantry remind
cd us forcbly that to-day was Good Friday by per
forming at the Charleston Hotel last night The
sweet sounds they produced made tho night less
weary and enlvened the hours spent in toll. They
have conferred great boon, not only >on the in
mates Of the hotel, but on all who dwell in the
vicinity, and have an opportunity Of hearing the
music. " 5s:fs s:f tSy,sn ,ssf ts9$i II. a !.
UNITED STATES CoUnT-Hon. GEo S. BRYAN pre-.
siding:=a--Messrs. RonERr. F. GRAHAM, j. DEGuE
FERGUSON, JAMES b: R1oN, and JOHN E. BACON
wore admitted to practice in the United States
Courts on motion Of A. 81. Brown W. E. M1KEr11..
and Gen. JAMES CoNNoR..s 5. 81 . 4; 55i ID
To-day being Good Friday the Court viii not ,,s
in session, and the several juries have been dis
charged until Monday. at II o'clock A NJ, at which
time the criminal docket will be called and gene
raj attendance Of the Bar is earnestly requested as
the cases will be peremptorily disposed Of. n;
TIE New YoRK LADIES' SOUTHERN EREIIEr Assoo1-
ALTON, We learn, the shippers Of about 1000
bushels corn. consigned to Mr.sN nL1AM ROACH
to be forwarded to Lancaster Court House and
Laurens Court House, south Carolina The
Leary Line Of steamers, We understand, has in all
cases brought the freight free; and the South
Carolina Railroad has also carried the same to
points Of Destination without charge in this Us
well as other cases. X S.st '3Ss$ II, :s e..
We hope the good work will continue and the
same may be promptl ist1ibuted in tho sections
destined foron a1r7val.:s .tEj aas4 t%tt ss9s
GIFT FROM MOUNT PHEASANT TO THE RICHMOND
HOLLYWOOD Assoc1AT1oN.-Wel learn that some pub
lie spirited citizens of Mount Pleasant have made
arrangements to donate fine specimen OF /, Pal
n1etto tree to the Hollywood Association. It will
be procured from the plantation of Major HBBEN,
and will be furnished by Messrs. McCANrs and
DCPRE. Major OBRIEN, the commanding officer
at that post, has consented to supply the ranspor-
tation from the plantation to the boat, and Mr. h.
2. Mccna19KWM n convey it to the city without
charge Under such auspices the tree win, no
doubt, confer credit upon:the State which gave it
birth, and will give our Virginia friends . better
idea Of our State emblem than can be formed by q
picture. ; s7$ 5sEyt5 vi ifs ss. Id @ q. Il.
D1sTKcr CouRr.-Jud LOGAN presiding.-
The State us. John N. Albright and Laura wood
Indictment for Not Pros. The bail was discharged
and the recognizance of tho prosecutor estreated
Michael Goggins Assault and Battery. Not
Guilty. &s
Catherine esham-Larceny Tho prisoner was
released and the bond cstreated. NV :.--:s;
Wm- Legare-Larceny. R. W.: SEYMOUR, Esq,
for the defence. Verdict Not Guilty. AN
Julia Kane- q e-IRstailing y spir.tuous Liquors With
outa License. Guilty { ssa- IN:
= 'o:so Sainpoe1-lAarceny and SecreNng Stolen
Goods. r. ". SEEAoUn, ESQ.,, for defence. Not
Guilty. ,s ;.. # @ s. a -s@ a,
Seven other cases we're taken up, but we're all
Nol Pros'd . @ ,S.';. tss% s
LECTURES FOB YOUNG LADIES Attention is di-
Tected to the notice in another column that Prot
Holmes Of the College Of Charleston, is now
forming class Of young ladies for the study Of
Natural History s.sGy 3: n; 4ss a 5.s 5s$ 5a
= = :. 2 Z. s - bFts. r
A conversational lecture will be delivered every
Wednesday afternoon during the course These
obstructive lectures upon Natural History have at
tracted large audiences wherever they have been
gwen, and are rendered exceedingly interesting by
exhibitions Of specimens of animals and plants
and beautiful diagrams of geological views BY
means OF the Bnoptric Lanterns. Many consdera-
lions might be presented in favor Of making these
studies prominent in the education Of younr
ladies One is the fact that they open never
ending resources for agreeable mental employ
anent We doubt not the Professor will have a
large attendance. 7 ,1;,4S.-ss i a,s .sT.
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Or! You NAUGHTY. Boy Some :days since,the
New York Herald published a letter from Charles
ton, which created . marked sensation in political
circles here. 50 great the rush for copies
the newsboys we're soon rid Of their supplies. \
prominent politician from the Interior not, up to
newsboy dodges, hearing the cry 8: SO !Eres your
New York 'erald-an about Governor Orr and the
Democratic p-a-r-t-i-e," and, at the suggestion
made by hiond that there might be something
about himself as weu-at once invested in two
copies; did not wait for his change, but returned
ITO his room, on the third floor OF the Mills House,
10 devour the news-solsts After reaching his
quarters, lighting his gas, and ensconcing himself
IN comfortable armchair, he found out to his dis
gust that both copies were three weeks old, and
there was no help for it. ~ III.
We warn our suburban friends to be on their
guard, as the Herald has become very popular on
account Of the lucnbrations OF tye Carolinians,
and o heavy demand for copies has induced the
unprincipled newsboys to put of their old stock
on the unwary green 'ups. y.
GOOD FRDAY.-This day has been held as a sacred
festival by the Church from the earliest times and
has been one Of those few days on which business
is generally suspended, even in this very Protest.
ant country. Il is the most holy day in Passion
Wee1< anH fakea sanct from Ee;no the