The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-21
Post Office Notice.

Post Onicc Notice.
Posi- OFFICE, I
CHARLESTON $. T., May q, 1867.
Hereafter, until further notice, the Northeastern
mills will close Mt 1.15 L. H., and arriving nj the
Depot ut 0.45 A. NJ will be ready for delivery at II
O'clock On Sundays the Post Onico will open nt
1880 p. N. for ono hour.
The Mails for South Carolina Iailrond will COLI
tinue to closo daily at o'clock a. M and for tic
Savannah and Charleston llailroad at 6 A. 81 on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY q. TROTT, 4. NJ.
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Shippers por steamship Champion, for Nov
York, arc notified that bills of nding should be
handed in by T. NJ. this Afternoon, at tho Office
No. Al East Bay
UNION REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION. s.-Wo direct tho
attention OF tho members of this Convention to nn
ndrcrtis ,ment in another column. Tho Conyon-
ton will bo held on the 2ih Of July, at Columbia,
and prompt attendance is requested.
The HOLLYWOOD DAzAAn, we SEQ by tho preai-
dont's report. published In tho Richmond Dispatch
Of Tuesday, financial as well ns socal sue
ccsB. Tho Treasurer reports tho total amount ON
hand to DO $4,000. South Carolna, wc nrc pleased
to Boc, contributed $3.50 in cash, anl Ton boxes OF
fancy. articles.
CoRoNERs INoUEsr-Tho inquest over tho body
OF Mr.. EDwAED ROWE, killed in tho lato duel, waB
commenced yesterday morning, but adjourned to
p. M., whom the case was resumed. Several
witnesses wero examined, when tho jury adjourn
cd 70 nioot this morning. Tho testimony ciIcrd
is too incomplete for publication, and defer any
romarks until tho inquest is completed.
CuEAr VARIETY S1onE.-This in Tho title of n
noat establishment TINT has recently bcon opened
at No. IS Rutlcdgo avenue, below Cannon street.
McHsrs. SILvBr & SELToaaS nro tho proprclors Of
this stand and glnuce will convince the vipor
That il s all that it is represented. Tho cars pass
by tho door, and tho passengers cannot fail to he
nttracted by tho sign anu the goods That are
tenptingly exposed at the door. We advise our
uptown friends to pay Mcssrs. SILvEY & SELlo-
MAN visit, and thoy will find that their store is
tho place to obtain bargains.
To A TnAvEILEn in tho desert thore is nothing
moro refreshing than n pleasant shade beside
which ho rest, aud rcgnin his wasted energies.
An editors life may well DO compared to tho trav-
oilers, but his path is enliyencd by few OF these
pleasant oaHcg. Fortunately thoro como good
Sainaritans (fow and for botwcon), who romcmbcr
that tho printers dcyil is not Rs black as ho ~
painted; and thoy arc kind enough to glyo him
his duos. Yesterday it cano in tho shnpo of
hugo waiter OH tho head of another waiter, and on
waiter No. / WAS deposited hugo bowl, filed with
tho juice of ono OF tho crcstd-ccR, known to MI.
learned eplcuros iii turtle soup. Tho soup WAS
ilolicious-would havo done honor to soYEn's self,
and wc assure tho purroyors of this aldcrmanic
foast-Forlham S Bros, Rostaurateurs, No. 1S2
Meeting streot-that their timely present was
tho editorial round table.
A VERY pleasant entertainment was given by thc
Evening Star Cleo Club ON Wednesday evening
Inst, at their rooms on East Day. Tho gentleman
ly and oficiont officers of this organization dis
played such excellent taato in tho adornmont Of
their rooms; tho sceotness of their company, and
choico OF their riandH and brands, TINT commanded
from their guests mn expression of appreciation
and respect. The worthy President, Mr.. PoND,
with his accustomed grace and viyacity, added
greatly to tho pleasure Of tho occasion. Tho
melody, undor tho management of tho vice-presi-
don't. bIr. WM. WEssEIa Jr., wns admirably con-
ducted and called forth from his numerous frcu In
much roPoatcd applause. Tho Secretary, Dir.
JARVIS, with tho Treasurer, Mr.. J. TEEL seemed
to vie with each othcr md NIL their brother officers
to make tho hospitalitos OF tho occasion we'll APP
precintcd and long remembered; for not until the
"weo small hours" OF tho morning was their ppri.
ing song, GOOD Night" vibrating tho air in
euphony. "hlay their banner long wavc."
TIE CnoPs AND THE PRosrECr.-Trom our State
exchanges wo clip tho following intelligence re-
garding tho crops, which will bo Of interest to
those croakerB in our midst who persist in stating
that tho country is going 10 the dogs, tho crops
I'm ynr1 itt,,o mi .iiu
that have no existence but in their own braius.
Tho Bumtor IEatchmaa states: Through tho
courtesy of Mr.. RICHARD Bn1dds and Dr. RAoAN,
OF Clarendon District, we hnve in our Office stalks
Of cotton taken from their fields on tho 10th inst.
Theso stalks measure about sixtcon inches aboy0
tho ground, arc well lmbcd and hnye consider
nblo number Of forms. We learn through friend
who has recently visited tho portion of Clarendon
District III which Mcssrs. BnIG0s and RA6AN ro-
aide, that thoir crops both Of cotton and corn nrc
fine, and that the crop generally is promising.
In addition to thH good intelligence, Anderson,
district not proycrbal for lis fertility sends Tie
following "Wo have becn shown several stalks OF
cotton, grown by nIr. {. A. REED, Of this place,
Burpnssingly ino in appearance. Ono OF tho stalks
measures two feet in ongth, and has upon it eleven
squares.
MMIdnATIoS.-Iho necessity for peOniinS the
South that oxists under tho present auspices, is
apparent to all, and nre pleased to SEQ that tho
subject OF Europcnn immigration is being agitat-
Cd in various parts Of tho country. At tho last
session OF tho Legislature, our townsman, Con.
JoHN a. WAGNER WIS chosen Commissioner OF
Immigration, and since TINT timo ho has been
busily employed in canrAssing tho country and in
preparing his agents for their duties. Tho labor
question has opened tho eyes of many who wcro
weddod to thoir antiquated notions, md they are
now desrous Of obtaining white bo.!crs, and viii
ling to offer Inducements for thom to como to this
State.
General WAGNER las been on a tour through
the ststo representing to tho inhabitants tho at-
Yantages to be derived from immigration, and
showing tho prosperity that will accrue 10 tho
country by the influx Of population. ~
Tho Ncwbory Herald states: "Generai JouN
WAGNER, immigration Agent for tho state Of
South Carolinn, has engaged to yislt Ncwberry
and present tho claimH OF his Bureau to tho citi-
zens fceling interest in tho 'abor question" on
tho first Monday (salo-day) in July next. Ho il
TO be tho guest Ct our worthy intendnnt, Colonel
BAXTER, and, IL is hoped, will spend sufficient limo
at Newberry to give TO parties desiring it full and
satsfactory information upon this important sub
. jeot." ,rws