The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-28

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HOLDERS Of Prize Tickets in Georgia State Lot
scry, ii. dlawing of tlo 2lst Augusi-Nos. l15l
9'. SoGi l0,222. 10,2j2, H. 02GI TO- aGi, II, ,t 10,
'7' @',24l 2i,i2o, 2Gasj 2s. .937--wilI please prc
scIlt them nj tho Office. No. % roa,l street, rou
payment.
MAron's CouIr.-.Augllstus Smith, ono OF tn,
parties who We're engaged in brckbattinr Mr.
AnnESs' house during tho lato turchgll proccs-
sion, WAS brought to tho bar, und condemned Ia
retire FROM this busy world for two weoks lilo lc,t
cxclaiming. What's bauislcd but sci fro, fr,m
daily contact with the things loathe."
IN rhtcrrrisinE character whU desired rcput,-
non at all hazards, imbibcd 30 much lightning
""'sh'F mat io considered himself equal to a
"elat~, antl taking comfortable positipn in I'M,
intter, soon became Severed. As hin w,a :, do
ci.'eof dIsorglniZe1 drunk, lis mind was disabus.
ed OF NIL IDEAS of greatness, anl So extracted from
his fol-. ''o"'
an ir'lsciblo YOUTH who for want ofen,plovp,o,,
commenced shying watermelon rin,l arouud luoso.
~ haa hs little gamo stopped, and was taken To
Hulet piaco whero tho only rintls ho wns allowed
were the crlsts of government bread lilo ca mo I'm
rehlseht and pad his V. with tho mir Of MARTYR
IL hHantippe, who was not, Like Mother EVE formed
i"r b"eet seductive grace, exercised her tongue 40
violently that her ncighbors tlod amazed and told
thor troubles TO n stalwart Star whom thoy on
countcrcd Nothing launtcd he encountered tIo
s'rago and conveyed her to room where sle was
not only locked up but compelled to ciyo bond, IN
lllc amount oi $40 to hereafter keep tho peace.
LAND OF MILK AND lloSEY.--aOld Yircinny
f'hnre hns ever been considered by tho Sout,,orn
darkey M the Paradise from which ho had nm nm.
.'E ext. 10 It's fair fields and TO tho .'od plan
'',"'i nls longing eyes over after turncd-in song
anu S'"ry ut ienat, u not Ill fact. During tho lato
""r many Oh oir boys" from cvcry part of tho |
South experienced tho happy reality OF all thov
had heard of the wealth and bpnutr ~ tl,o ~,
Dominion OF tho generous hospitality OF hor sons
ana tho wntchful caro- und tho kind. uat;cnt on5
hhremitting attention OF her daughters. For these
christian Offices to their loved Ones tho peoplo of
every southern Stnto feel profoundly grateful and
VIII over entertain, in their hcnr of hearts cher
isleu memory OF oil thcao good and noble tleeds
virginia has recovered from the rayarcs of Tim |
war moro quickly and thoroughly, porhars tho,
any OF hcr moro Southern sisters. 40 ", have
frequently heard IL said; and 80 VIC should iui,oo
also, from private letter received IN this civ |
giving an account oi how thoy 1.-Two in pood ,id
virginia. This correspondent writes: We bnvo
'ton,S of fresh butter, sweet milk and butterpi,l
'''a such pread as you have mover soon anywhoro
'".s'uo Oh virginia. "o haro tho greatest qunn-
ities of everything that il good For d;nnor VOC
cray wo had the incest fried chickcn and tr;tior,
baRed iillct of worry fine veal, boiled ham anj
cabbage, fried bacon nnd poas, tomutoo. o,cn,-
entity baked; slowed corn, bocts ravr tonotoo.
tIcoly pooled md dressed, much finer than any
'ou get Mt Charleston; good Irish uotatoos ,n,
'rcad, whito and light as aponce. Next for
iesscrt, pcnch pie in dcop DISH full OF fruit md
oFcrca with real puff paste, milk and wntcrmeIon |
no peaches arc plenty and very fine, largo and
uicy. ""'
For breakfast wo haye hot rolls hot broad hat. !
or Cakes chicken, culd meat, ham, good co,lro
nd milk.
TOT supper hot rolls, cold bread, cake, cold
'eat' GOOD ton, milk, plenty OF icc and nico fresh
utter always
NOW what moro can any one want in tho shape
creature comforts
III ahother letter tho samo correspondent writes |
on ischniond rose at fyo this morning. and
eht WIN hlrs. - to market and such mar |
- mover saw before. Such quantities. of fruit
"il knas-the most beautiful peaches, tho larc-
't watermclons and cantelopns, tho fincst nppos
'a pears, Pluns, grapes and hucklcberrics This
as great cherry scnscn nlso but thoy are nil
yer. never saw such large fine tomatoes be-
rc-ohiy tlreo conts q quart. Chickens and
'gs to no end. Eggs fifteen cents dozen
'ickcns large and Int, four for dollar.
Then tho mont is splendid-tlIo fattest mutton
III lamb for l24 cents per pound Veal, such as
III never SEQ in Charleston, AT tho samo prico
Id thnn every thing in tho meat market looked
nice, fresh and clean: and such an abundance
every thing have never seen in the Charleston
arket Tho morning was beautiful, tie air no
a"l' and bracins, ami every thing looked bright
III young. ncvcr tire looking ut tho green hills
Ill the clear river.
So far our correspondent How It makes ones
outh water to read of such tlainties, the rory
rnueopin of good living. We aro in favor of
hiSratlon Who will joi: us in forming colony2
o arc of for tho Old Dominion. On to Rich
ondi