The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-08
YhR Aai1M Menus,
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 8, 1867,
LOCAL MATTERS.

To OUR SuBsCnIBERs.-We would call tho alton
tion of those who are indebted to us throughout
the country that the old year is closing and theiI
accounts are not yet settled. Tho price Of sub
scriphon is not Largo, and will not be missed from
their plethoric pockets. Tho first Of January has
long been celebrated US day set apart for closing
old accounts, and we would not havo car friends
depart from this tine-honor>1 custe:-4. Money is
the motive power of every enterprise, and news
papers are no exception, and wo respectfully ask
our country subscr. .bers to cash up and commence
tho new year with clear record.
WE ARE indebted to Mr.. NJ. NJ. QUINN. Of the
Uptown News Depot, for late copies Of Northern
papers.
To Mr.. F. voaLER, Of the Central News Depot,
No. los Market street, we indebted for late
copies Of the Round Table, Saats Zestung, and
other New York papers, daily and weekly.
TIE STRIKE OF THE SrE7EDoREs.-The large
number Of colored workmcn engaged as stevedores
among the shipping, and who have been on q
strike for several days. in order to procure larger
remuneration for their services, went to work
again yesterday, their employers having consented
to increase their remuneration to s2 per day.
DE Bowss REVIEW, for January, has como to
hand. Among the contributors this month we are
glad, to see the namo of our old friend Of the
Southern Quarterly, Prof. g. 3. Holmes, Of tho
paper on Millions Domestic Life, and his ethics Of
divorce. Mr. Fitzhughs article on John Stuart
Mill on Political Economy, also has great deal Of
MAYORS CounT, January William Fraser, q
sable youth, who undertook sporting excursion
on the wharf, was fined 81 for fling off his gun.
A man with face full Of blossoms, and par
hcularly red nose, who was found drunk in the
streets, but who insisted that it the first time
he had ever been in that situation, being strictly
cold water man, was fined SIS, and advised to take
down his sign.
The Chimney Contractor for the Lower Wards
was fined s25 for neglect Of duty.
An individual who had taken one or two drinks,
thinking it would do him good, but which had
made him rotous, and caused him to put police
mans eye in suit Of black was fined $40.
Two persons, for smoking on the wharves, were
fined.
TIE AMERICAN FARNEn-The January number
Of this excellent monthly has reached u.s.. It is full
Of good things. Among the leading articles in the
value, and how they should be constituted
.eLabour, dts motives tOld Virginia 81 Iiebig's
Es1Peri,m@enss @ on Potatoes @ = examined Study ot
Georgin planta-; buys, yearly, tenthousand
dollars worth Of commercial fertilizers with q
Practical and seienti6e Price s. PEE year. 'a Pub
ished By Worthington q, Lewis, No, so South Gay
I. o. 0. Fat regular meeting Of Schiller
Lodge, No. so held December 30th, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term:
Bro. D. .NoRDhIEYER, N. g. ss.-fl
Bro. q. BUCK, Y. G. .F 5~$
Bro. GUST. FoFFMEYER Rec and Per. Secretary.
Bro. JOHN SCHROEDER, Treasurer.
BIO. b. SCHROEDER, Conductor. rt
Bro. Il. DOsCHER, Warden "5@ Il
Bro. A F. KRAJEAWSKY, r. s. n. G.
Bro. O. ZERPEL, L. 8. N. g. &t#t 4
sBro: 81. STRUCK, R-s VIC. #
Bro. M. BULWNKLE, l. S. Y. G.
Bro. JOHN WINTERS r. s. 8.
Bro b. WILLIE, I. S. g., f+ss 50 s...
Bro. VIM. .AREHOLTER, I. g.. t'+5 -. y
Bro. F. WREIDT, @. ,G.-5.&-=sS5 go - "7@s -