The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-12

With hs success III that humble urrupIthil h..
"tur i sail from boat which he ,.lsacd on his re-.
lrrn The sail las brcn recovered and Sa,,l,r is
IN jniI.
| h'' SiEuiNd. fhrrr mrl:rm-, Henry Dong
las Henry Townsend. and jni,n k,rL un Ir,iay
nGlh larl hl"lr Il horse aud mule t,,n CAPTAIN
] w. hiEk "f lilntlinn. captain KIRK followed
Them 's Tar ~ l;aninwlrs. wlrr. he lost the track
| Thinking that they would come To Charleston to
'h,poSr 81 the animals. hc came at rnr. t" tho
ritS, AMI lodged information at tl. detective
"iii'". ~ a natural consequence the horse a,.d
rul' have been recovered. auL the thieves arrest
rd anil lodged in Jail.
VI rrr ASS,,rrs,Rr MrIIISu nf the Calhoun
| lihlIu! h-nnrInti"n. hrl al their Library InnnI
Wentworth street las evening, the following
| officers were elected to sOrvc for the ensuing
year:
Ill. rAEIDatS. Wee rlrcsi.irrt
| uiO. MrLttN. srrIrtar,.
| ". II: MOEElS. treasurer.
| Jr. RIPLEY. Lihtur,au.
! The following committees We're appointed
"a L%H'rsJ !. pavr.ann. James =. Welsh AMI J. e..
lIlr..
On FTnanrc--w e. Erswn \. White AMI j. GiIl,r,ih
"a ii,m,'y ami H'at'ny R"m- Mrian. u. Nr,.
;:"hl AMI ". H. Morris
'lnilar currency, "f Tho uil style will, the hcnd or
WAsrINuT,,N in The centre. have been recently
offered in several stores in KIM: street and als,,
"n the street rars. rhi- iart WAS brought Ia tlr,
| attention nf the detective police and they hnyr
succeeded III arr"siin;; ihr CnlwiuG persons. who
have, u. nr,lrr nf the Provost Marshal been runi-
united tn Jail I" await their trial Tor ra-. r,,lI-
trltrit money F.: Eliza Nuuutry. rnTrd MrIlura
br&rignr, rn!nrrd. and WA. KEENAN,, white. -.
Mc'l'ha Dr.rifnc, III her anxiety Ia escape de-
lection. rnlcaror''l 10 chew up sf.5n Int h, morn
sr rllcwc,i tr lurlcr il was tp swallow and thu
| rurinus motion of her mouth attracted an attrI,-
tim from the detectives which proved fatal 10 the
success pr her attempt
FHE STEAMER DICTATOR. -CoNSrTInN wiTu
FL"Ein,. Tho tirst-class steamer AsIdt,r. Cap
tain L. NJ. tnxrrrE,, II will he urirc,l iy onr a,I-
rrrtstui columns returns tn her position un tho
Florida "ur. lw leaving this port rurs,iiy
next *'r ralatka. tunchng al jacksonville, Fcrnau-
dina ami Savannah. The Dictator. under command
rr her Ions: experienced and w.ll-,rlrd Captain
hardly ncc,ls uu,irc from tlr press To increase
Tho reputation Of either the boat or colnma,rr
The caparity al both Ia meet the wants uf the Ira
yelling Pnblic widely known and descrycdly held
III til: highest ropne. The Dictator haa utrlr
been thoroughly reiilicd and removed by tho best
mechanics III the country, and everything has
bccn slonr to increasc, il possible, hei already
| eurinbc reputation. Tho trade Of Florida is large
aud growing, and her planters nn, business llun
feel earnest desire to patronisc ur cily and
sucli facilities Of intercourse Ms tina superior
steunIcr uitnrss will tend strongly I" nssist this
most desirable branch of tiale. Ii bcconcs onr
merchants and citizens TO patronao tho Dictator
and Icr widcl, known Commander 10 tho fullest
extent. Her agents arc the samc ~ last season,
McSsrs. ]. ID. AIKEN & Co., ullicc South Atlantic
Wharycs, where all information can bc obtained.
SAVANNAH OBTAINS ASTrAM iIoisrINu M,rnISc.-
The Republi,dn exul,inSly.atasc: that, among thr
freight hromglL by tho stranlsliip G6as,Mi Hp,.rS
from New iurk, WAS uuc of the finest steam liust-
ing machines That we have yrl srcn in th,s city.
Ii is TO b. placed Oh Mcssrs. WILDER ii Fri.,rg-
ToNs wharf and will he used for the pulln,ac of
h.a'ling anI unloading the Vessels of the Atlantic
Mail Steamship Company's line The machine is
constructed upon principle combining great
power Of hoistiu6 with simplicity of construction.
1t cost upward OF i've thousand dollars. II ran
lilt two thousand ponds at once from Tn, lower
hold, AMI IL fourteen horse power. The null.
power nav III use Will hc discontinued when the
steam apparatu, trts tr work.
Steam l,oiatinr machines I.,..r -. ,.r,. t..
this city for some time the New York nj cam
ship, .Mamhaht6n and Champion. These are Of
simple construction and very efficient being iully
capable Of hoisinB over 1000 pounds. The most i'm
proved pattcrns VIC have accn were on board Of
packet ships from England, available for all pn,-
poses Of hoistinG, and costing about fllO sier-
ling. What should mike this Savannah marl,iuc
cost 5000 We are ruriniis 10 know.
Tile difference in expense as brtwrcn stenm
and h,lr.n tNAtt1. IA aIo fn1 L., l.,
much in favor or tho Former; but somehow il seems
t0 be considered, in many iIsianccH Just the thing
10 pay SO per day for n pair Of horses, when 81
would pay for raising ''stoamer"
THE YELLOW FEVER IL PESStcoIA.--W have
hrcn permitted 10 make some extracts from a
letter of yolng Char!estonian, now resident Of
Pensacola, ia his brother in this city. The fell
hand Of disease has fallen heavily upon Pensacola
and thn people though willing, have from their
pNerty hecn ablo TO do little to avori the caami-
ty. sllHns appeal ia made 10 the benevolent of
this city To give their mite in aid Of suffering hli-
mantr Charleston has too sad All experience of
the horrors Of ihis fever to stand aloof nj this
time. isy the blessing of God the plague has been
turned from our doors, and wo should gratefully
acknowledge his protecting care by aiding thnso
who are now sunerIng. All contributions sent 10
the President Of the Pensacola Bcncyolent Associ-
alton will be- devoted to the relief of The sick and
TO further tho good cause, We have opened list
nj nnr oilrp, and will take leasure in forwarding
tho amounts received.
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA, September 4, lSri7.
Disease has fallen upon our city, ami there are
many, both citizens, strangers and sailors, who
,lio for the want Of tho comforts and attention
that necessary for them to have. Wo have
lnrmeL society for tho purpose Of nursing and
caring for the sick, and have procured largo
house which il uHod as hospital.
Tho object OF this lottor iB 10 solicit aid, in
pecuniary point of viow for tho purpose Of reliev-
ing our poor foiIow-citiZens from suffering. Our
people here have Lecn called upon Ao often that
they can tlo no more l think communication,
through one of yonr papers, calling npon yonr
benevolent societies, and also upon the citizens,
world meet with success. Mobile has nided us by
sending III n Thousand dollars, hut tho demand oil
III is great md our people so destitute, thut it
will only 60 a short way to feed tho hungry and
attend to the sick. Common humanity calls on
you 10 respond, and trust that the good old city
will not be krhinil hand.
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