The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-11
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CHARLESTON, s. G., May u, 1867.
Hereafter, until further notice. tho Northeastern
Mails will close at LIS Z. ~, aud arriving nj tho
Depot mt 945 A. III. will DO roady for delivery Mt ii
o'clock. On Sundays tho Post Ollico will open at
1880 T. II. for ono hour.
Tho Mails for South Carolina Railroad will cou-
tinno to close daily at O'Clock 4. NJ. and for tho
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at GA NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY g. TROTT, p. NJ
REoIsTRATIoN.-Tho advisatory Board appointed
by Order No. SO met at tho Citadel yesterday
morning. q. W. BnoDIE, n colorcd citizen Of Raj.
eigh, N c., appeared in tho place Of JEFFEnsoN
FIsNEn, who had been appointed from that city.
No business was transacted, and alter organizing
tho Board adjourned.
TYPOGRAPHICAL REuSIoN.-Tho printors of
Augusta, Ca, propose spending tho 4th OF July On
picnic, TO bo given that city. There are foH
persons in tho community who work harder and
haVo loss enjoyment than tho typos. THOR hol-
days arc few, and days ro.pIto from work should
bo spont i'll Bomo social enjoyment We rccon-
mend to them tho example Of their Gcorgin brctl,-
ron, and advise IN excursion to Bomo point III tho
vicinity OF tho city, whero types arc unknown and
lat takes in the shape Of good dinner tho only
difficult task to perform.
ANOTHER RICHMOND IN THE FIELp-Gonoral
soHoF1ELD's command at Richmond has received
reinforcement Of infantry which will soon tako tho
fold and aid in tho work OF reconstruction. Tho
Dispatch says "At tho collation. afor tho tobacco
salo Of D. T. WILLIAMS + Co., Mayor MAYO propos-
Cd tho health of General SouoFIELp's Youngest
son, now two months old, stating TINT tho little
follow his beon named RICHMOND. In response
tho General said that ho hoped that in fow
nsntha RIoHhoND would speak for himself.
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VAspALIsM.-An advertisement in tho Now.
Haven Register offers reward Of $500 for tho ro
turn Of silver communion SO. of eleven piecos,
engraved donated to "zion Presbyterian
Church Of Winnsboro', S. c., a silyor tea set OF
thleo piecos engraved 81 E. A." miniature
breastpin on ivory, and q lady's diamond ring
engraved J. r. A. 10 E. I. c." which 'wero taken
possession OF by soldier known as Capt. FULLER,
supposed to belong to tho 14th corps, U. 8. A. >
during tho march OF Con. SHERMAN through South
Carolina.
THE WKATuER.-For several months past ,so
haye experienced tho most changoablo weather
that has over been witnessed in our section OF
country, and tho popularity of tho season stll
seems to exist nmong us Tho month OF My
which has not long passed, was particularly dsa-
greeablc, in consequence Of heavy rains as well No
OF unexpected cool days, which not anticipated
in that heretofore delightful month"; whilo june
TINT pleasant season, it has always becn regard
ed, that We aro now in the midst of, has, go far,
been one Of almost continual wot and slop. In ad-
IN fbop vt,.k
day like yesterday, at this warm season OF the
year, is unusual and unlocked for thatit catches
one unprcpared 'on the instant" 10 make himself
comfortable, and ho consequently becomes n suf-
ferer from Home cata: rhal affection or other II
reconstruction will have any effect on tho weather
and will bring back tho delightful springs and the
balmy summers Of othor days, We arc snro that wo
will pray for it with more ferTor than wo hayo ever
exhibited in any other political petition
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RIcf--"diye us this day our daily ration Of
rice" is tho Chinese rendering OF that part of the
Pdtrnosier wherein prisons are off .rod for tho
diurnai supply OF the staf OF life. In India, Chi
na aud indeed throughout tho East, bread means
rice and rico moans bread. In Tho low country Of
South Carolina, at one time, it WINS nearly 80. Rico
in rari GUS ahnpes, styles and forms was seon on
tho table three tunes day; and the 'tpoor, unfor.
because she easy for cook Since tho war, rico
has been scarce and dear in this city, and we, who
in formor times weTo wont to furnish tho whole
world with it's choicest rico, now are brought to
the necessity OF importing rice from India. Rice
brought here from Calcutta alid from Bombay wns
oaten in pilau with shrimps and oystors in this
famous Carolina rico land OF ours. Whnt yicissi-
tudes Of fortune OF trade We now see that South
Carolina rice is about to be introduced into India
Some experiments Of It's growth in Bengal havo
proved highly successful
THE LATEST fRoh PARIs.-Tho frequent changes
made by tho imperious goddess OF fashion hayo
be"ildered some persons, while they havo turned
tho heads Of all who have become dcYotccs to the
now styles OF couture imported from Paris. For
the benefit Of the community who may be ignorant
OF Tho recent touches required to mako q perfoct
head dress, wo give tho following intelligence 1t
will be seon that curls aud cues nro now the rage
and ouRdroon skins are considered quito aristo-
cratic. Tho extract says that curls are now very
genoraly worn, but without any formed regularity
in tho nrrangement-if thoro are two curls OF,
one side Of the hond, for example, thcre is
only ono on the other; rDglcts also worn, COM
ing from beneath tho chiguon and hanging down
the back. The pretty stylo Of arranging the hair
called tho Leda, is almost Tho only exception to
this rulo as 1t presents some regularity Of appear
nnse. II consists OF three plaits, joined together
at the top Of the head in bow a Ia Diane with
few light ringlets falling them; thero are two
curfs ON the right side, ono OF which commences
from tho top OF tho head aud hangs behind tho
ear, tho other commences behind tho cnr and
hangs on the neck; at tho left side hore arc three
curls, ono OF which is extremely long, md ia
thrown quite to the back Of the shoulder.
Another whim OF tho ladies' is alao reported
rom Paris. The alabastor brow and snowy neck
are going ont Of fashion, and instead OF cosmetics
to produce whiteness, ladies are now dyeing their
akin an olive brown tint, in emulation Of the bonu
ties Of Spain and Moxico.
TIE Sons OF TEMPRRANoK.-Tho disastrous
effects Of the war hnyo been felt by tho whole COM
riunity, but it has proved death blow 10 many
societies that were 1ourfshing bodies before that
epoch. This is especially noticeable in tho differ
ent temperance organizations that were once
strong and active, associations, but which have
never been rcsusciatcd since tho surrender. While
the war lasted these associations dropped and Lam
Ruish ed, and finally died. This was owing TO tho
absence OF their members in the army, and to the
OWL effects Of camp lfo which rendered It almost
impossible for these principles to bo preserved
That demoralizing period has fortunately passed
and the f5w survivors have returned In tbo;r bo,os