The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-13
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FRIDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER Is, 1857.


FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 1a lSo7
LOCAL. NIAI'IEks>-
To TRANSIENT ADVERTISERS. N" transient All
yertisement viii be published IN this journal here
after unless pad for III advance. BY transient "
mean an advertisement from any person who /
not a regular advertising customer OF the NEWS.
JOE WoRK-We have now completed our onic
SO as to execute in the shortest possible tam
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we most re
spectfully ask the patronage Of our friends.
CHANGE OF HOUR FOR DELIVERY nF SUNDAY MAI
On and after Sunday Sth inst this Oliice Will b,
open from hai-past five to half-past SIX for deIv
ering mails. STANLEY G. TR0Tr, P. M.
Post Office Notice.
Posi- OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, s. c., July 4, 1867,
After to-day the mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at s O'clock An. and to-day and after
wards they expected 10 reach the Railroad
''Station" at $50 o'clock P.M and TO be ready fol
delivery at this Office at $50 O'Clock P W.
STANLii &. TROTT, F. NJ.
PosToFFICE NoTICE.-An evening mail for Au
gusta and Savannah and for distribution beyond
those Offices will close daily at the Postofhce al
half-past O'Clock.
ATTENTION Is CALLED to the advertiser. oi
the Mecklenburg Female College which appears
in our paper to-day.
ARRIvALs.-Arnong the arrivals al the Charles
ton Hotel we notice the name OF Ex-Governor
VANCE, of North Carolina.
ATTENTION Is CALLED to an advertisement OF
Messrs. JOHN CAMPsEN & Co., offering for sale inl-
proved portable grist, meal and flour mill CON-
cined.
We NOTICE in looking over our country exchanges
that the Newberry Herald laments the removal OF
Genera! SICKLEs fearing that General Order No.
10 may he revoked
REGISTRATION IN GEoRGETowN.-The George
town Times says: ''The number of votes register
ed in this District to the 9th inst is thus Whites,
3S5 blacks, S943.
PARDoNED.-Smart Chisholm alias Seipio Jen-
kns (coloredl, convicted of the murder of his child
and sentenced to be hung on the first Friday in
October has been parfloned by the Governor on
condition that he leaves the State for five years.
The RAINS appear to have been universal all
over the country. The weather still continues un-
settled, and, We presume, will continue so until
the eclipse of the moon, on the day after which, ac-
cord ne to weather prophets, We are inclined to
hope Tor fair weather.
THE COTTON CRoP.-From information gather
ed from some of our Sea Island Planters as we'll
as from some from the up-country, the cotton
crop mas been very much shortened by the rains.
Many of the bolls of the cotton roting through
moisture, while the rain has also caused rust
which is injurious.
SCHOOL, Mr.. JOSEPH T. CALDWELL advertises
in this mornings ISSUE that his school will COM
mence at the school house in Wentworth street
early in October. Parents having boys to be in
struoted will find it advantageous to see Mr. CAID-
WELL. in reference to their education, as he has
had many years experience as an instructor.
O.
NEw ARRIvALs.-We call the particular attention
of our readers to the announcement of our friend,
Mr.. CHAFEE, in this mornings paper. His adyer-
tisements say much more for him than We can.
They illustrate his enterprise, and they say to the
public ''W. II. CHAFEE is ready for the Fall bns-
ness" In saying this they say the truth, as any
one will be convinced by calling at No. 2O7 East
Bay.