The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-07

ftfee, pqupas manufactured tobacco Il case frrrni.
The above is from the Baltimore sis,, Of The
ath and a' We are curious enough to ask . cnestio1
as to the size Of the steamship, and il thew have
cotton presses and stevedores in our sister city?
= AContederate, who came out Of the war MINI.
leg and without money, ,-settled on the Taronz,
diver, twenty-five miles from Memphis. with )
vie and several children. He bought his land OF
credit, bought pigs on credit and bought stock OF
credit. The hogs multiplied and fattened on the
mast N the woods, the cattle grew and thryed or
1he Wild cane @ and nov this one-legged man has
Pald all his debts, has built school-house anG
aaded TO build q church, has comfortable home
1nree hundred acres Of land twenty head oj
cattle, and number of hogs, and has still little
money in his pocket. ' "a "A 1.I
me Washington correspondence Of the Iafaye..tte
courier says Mrs: President JoHNsos appeared
as tne reception for the first time I felt deep
annety to see the woman who had taught hor hus
oand 70 read, and inspired him with that lofty
anoluon which led to place aud power. she
$1,000 near the President to his right pale thin,
s.anpea Wath care and sickness, countenance Of
anougntul m sadness. Looking for a moment OF
each person introduced, her eye would drop i'm
hnealateiy IN medlratiye though as il her
nmd and heart were filed with thoughts and
emotions far different from the giddy throng pass
ing by. AL who know her speak well Of herr
Judge LoNasrREEr, the distinguished author OF
fhe Georgia Scenes, is now living in Oxford, but
is no longer connected with the University. over
which he formerly presided II Time has dealt
gently with him, silyering his hair and somewhat
embedding his frame, it is true, but nevertheless
Leaving him. in his seventy seventh ysar, in the
enjoyment of all natural faculties he has prepared
revised edition OF the: Georgia Scenes for the
press, containing much new and Interesting
matter. This he at one time thought Of publish
ing himself but now wishes to dispose Of the
Copyright for it's publication elsewhere. ~ y; ~
On the hght Of january 2sd, q handsome young
t1uss1an officer YVES sitting in stall at the Pagli
ano Theatre, Florence PrusHan soldier stood
near nun N attendance. Anative OF Frankfort
on the Maine who stood near them suddenly
aifned on the officer and addressed him with some
grossly :ansnlting remarks. Both Prussians Re-
manned motionless, although the eyes Of the an
diance were attracted to them. At the close oftbe
performance, the soldier hastened to his MASTER
and carried him out in his arms 1t was then oh
served that the officer had lost both legs said n
nave been shot of at the battle Of sadowa. The
auo1ence broke out Into deafening cheers. Of Pine
"a f'7tssse and the Eanldorter was removed by
the police yssssssi: - NJ - -
The President OF the Senate laid before Tint
pooy, on saturday night, .: commnnica from
1ae Secretary Of the ffom which It ap-
pears that the total amount received rom tho -
4lops q, sources Of property enumerated under tie
general head Of captured and abandoned property
was W ooo, Of which amount nearly s25 900. 600
remain as net proceeds. Upon due proof Of nv
anlaw1ul taking Of private property by agents Of
tne treasury Department., fhe fact being shown l,v
atdavits, the reports Of agents, Or by
oaner adequate written evidence, the agenta hpld.
ing such a property have been ordered to restore
!s sanae 20 the owners, Or the proceeds, il not
turned into the Treasury, have been Maid
R Rso Sne1n; py order of the department The total
snount allowed in all claims is 81 600 mn -
The Memphis Post says that not,v;th = = "a.
tho u success Of cotton planters Last 80. .1.s
conpt around that city is alive with
1or the coming season. In some districts 49,,
BE Less land under cultivation this vanr tha, ,aa:
but, o. the whole, in West Tennessee. Arkansas -
North Mississippi, and North Alabama. there will h.
considerably more planted. The same scarc;tv 80
hands and the difficulty IA obtaining them il con,.
planned Of Numbers are visiting or sending aoen+s
70 Georgia and North and South Carolina to n,o~
cure them. Not more chan haK Of the planters
will have as many as thsy wish. The coelored peo-
PIE have been so much better treated il Tennaseaa
fEan any Of the surrounding States, that they VIII
hire to Tenn at less wages than to others
Their enftane hisenant WIN now add largely to the:
iabor1ng population Of Tennessee at the sexnanse
3f thy adjoining States 4. ,s
appears from recent response By the State
Auditor Of Lo1iaiana to resolution of tba Taois-
latare aakinR for information In re1at;os, M asba
tnatter that Gov JAMES MADISON wrIIs; oS onia-
lana adefeuter to the State as Tar ColIector ~
the Parish Of Rapides n the year 1910. The A.
aitor ssys'sT beg say that, according to tha
books Of thistca6oe, hoappoars To be i,ien;:,. 80
ths Tax Collector for thsss Parish 81 M,
PES ortaxes Of 1880 III the sum Of twelve thon.
N. 20 H. "a, -, n
q 81 a. 81: fS sUl4. ed H