The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-28

The Mayor stated in reply that the law required
that twenty days notice should be given, and the
Sheriff was now at work preparing his papers,
The quarterly report Of the Roper Hospital was
received as information.
On motion, Council adjourned
| IMPROVEMENTS ON THE CITADEL GREEN.-The re-
construction acts of the military authorities have
considerably altered the appearance of the Citadel
and grounds. The former has now quite an at
tractive appearance, and has been repaired and
reftted in manner that reflects credit upon Uncle
Sam. The Barrett house at the corner Of King
and Calhoun streets has for long time been
mere wreck, but is now being made available for
military purposes Its contiguity to the Guard
House and the Citadel have induced the authori-
ties to repair it and make 1t tenable for the laun-
dresses and other purposes The workmen were
engaged yesterday in making the necessary re-
pairs and alterations, and tho old house will soon
present respectable appearance.
COURT OF APPEALs.-In this Court, which COM
menced its regular sittings for the Fall Term, at
Columbia, on Monday, the following causes from
the Middle Circuit have been called and disposed
of:
Levin. Administrator Us. Rawls-contnued.
NJ. ]. Blackwell cs. H. r. Scarborough-str
off,
John Elmore, Assignee, us. Scurry & Spearman
struck off.
7. j. Robertson ads. the State and W. A. Harris
ads. the State-on the question of fne-taken
up together MIR. MIcAIaster heard for the appel
liant in the first case; Mr.. Pope representing the
Co.,
Harris.
Matthew Brown ads. the State-convlcted of
murder. Mr.. Tradewell for appellant.
HOTEL ARR1vALs.-AhAs House.-Francis Wood,
New York; P. I. Seaton and wife, New York; John
5. Reese, Baltimore; Mr.. L. Paquet, Quebec; W.
D. Hutchinson, Paris; ]. C. Hutchinson, j. j.
McCown, Florence; ]. B. McNeel Baltimore.
Charleston Hotei.-J. C. Bulon, Ridgeway; s.
Dent, Columbia; j. NJ. Dent, Columbia; w. Hut
send Townsend, Barnwcll c. H.; W. C. Forester,
China; A. A. d. Cover, Japan; W. Graham, Barn.
we'll; Hon. D. l.. Yulee, Florida j. W. Ferguson
and j. A. Williams, Darlington, S. c.; H. Dewing,
wife and daughter, City; E. Thayer, City; Thomas
Perry, New York; Mrs. E. s. Wilson and Mrs. E.
Jones, Brooklyn; Jas. Slocum, Jr., New York; Geo.
Tyler and L. E.. Greene, Virginia; Thos. Palmer,
South Carolina; Captain w. R. Spers, wife and
child, New York; Geo. A. Remur, Clinton, Ohio;
Jas. Faulkner, Cliuton, Ohio.
Pavilion Hotel.-George L. Chosy, U. s. A.; F.
Stobo Farrow, Spartanburg Thomas D. Mcdowell,
N. Y. John NJ. Murray, Beaufort; J. E. Hendrix,
Lexington; Kirk Robinson, Orangeburg; Rev. J.
Il. Cornish, Aiken; ]. N. Walker, Barnwell; I. B.
Logan, s. c.; A. j. Fryer aud A. Il. Kinds, Marion;
v. Smith, st. Stephens, J. D. Gilham, Whiteville,
N. c.; W. L. Ternyson, Lake City, Fla.
THE VOTE IN THE STATE.-The following table
shows in condensed form, the number of regis
tered voters, white and black in each district, and
the number of votes, white and black, cast in
each district in favor of Convention. This table
is corrected and enlarged from day to day, as our
forward their returns: