The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-20


THE hIlnRoK or LlFE.-Tliis in tho titlo Of n nov
journal recently published In Atlanta by MIR. ]
l.. ShEcur. Mr. SnEcur is Il Chnrlostonian, no
UNKNOWN from his connection with the nowspapc
"or'a' ana wo trust that hts now enterprise ns,
DO successful. 1t claims to DO o weekly that vii
DO welcome addition to every circle, and wo rec
omnlenu II to MIR. suEcUrH Charleston friends.
| GHisoLhs RtcE MIIIs.-We would call tho at
tention OF rico planters anu al otiors interested
to tho advertisement Of Nlcssrs. CnIsoIM Dnoru
ERs, in nnothcr column. II will bo soon that thest
VOL known nnd long established mills aro now ,n
de"goine complete repair and renovation and will
be prepared by tho first of September 10 pound
| and clcnnr leo for market.
THE SAVANNAH ExcUnsIosIsrs.-Th Steamer
fdnn'c Capt. FENs PECK, arrived at her wharf
yesterday evening with tho Savannah Excursion.
ista. They number some 125, and arc members
OF the Axe Companies Nos. and q (colorcd). Tho
fannfe will return to Savannah Oh an excursion
trip On "Wednesday, at IL +. NJ. We havo not learnt
IL tho cxcursionists will bo the gucsls Of our
colored fironen during thoir stay, but presume
tho usual inequalities will be extended to them.
CAPTAIN hDAMs.-This veteran shipmnstor, who
traded for somo time out Of this port in command
o. tho steamship Union, but who Inns been most
OF hiB life engaged in tho command of vossoly from
Cuban ports to New York, has lately retirod from,
tho command Of tho splendid steamship Morro
Castle. and tho fact il noticed in tho Now York
Times nB follows:
"Cnpt. Richard Adams, formerly known as Dick
asians, ms, wo rcgrot to learn, resigned his posi-
ton as Captain Of tho steamship Morro Castle,
running Detwron Havana and Now York. Captain
Adams is perhaps better known in Cuba than any
other foreigner, not cyen excluding Kings and
Empcrors, having run bctwcon tho two ports for
over forty yoars, and always in command OF tho
iincst ship His many staunch and sterling auaIi-
trs, together with an uncquallcd reputation ae nh
able and careful commander, havo gained him
hosts oI irlonds everywhere aud nm envisb!o ropy-
tation Tho nows OF his resignation will cause
great deal or sncoro regret among those who wero
IN tho habit OF travelling with him, mud tho com.
vacant by Capt: Adams, whose name and stoam-
shipH to Cuba have boon synonymous for many a
year past. We understand that Capt Adams will
IN future remain hero BY tho sitlo OF his friopIs.
MAroR's CounT.-This tri bunal was rouBcl from
its nto inactivity by tho advent OF several ofron
dcrs, who had got "bustcd."
colorca youth named Joseph, but who proved
to be unable to stand temptation like PHaRo.u,s
servant, was arrested for violation OF the Inter
nal Revenue laws, viz: tho illicit transportation Of
liquor. Wishing to mako good thing OF Il, Jo-
soph had thrown himself outside of moro bad
whiskcy Than ho could staggor under, and being
satisfied that hc was loaded ho sat down to think
about it; but thinking WAS dsagreeable, and ho
proforred sleeping, but consented to 20 TO a bond
Gil warehouse, whore tho expenses OF tho trip wero
deducted.
charged with tampering with the enemy. Thoir
r'ibicund Sisagcs showed that they wcro not
troubled with water on the bran IL indeod Il over
troubled them i'll any way. Thoy wero discovered
III different pnr:s OF tho city, bnt suffering from
tho Same tscnsc-too much absorption OF Jorsey
lightning. Singular to state, this did not improve
tlier standing i'll tho community, as ono was
found prostrate, who tho other mistook himself
for Camsncho and howled like Demon Thoy
smiled sercnoly whom called upon for v apiece,
bnt the command was immntnbo, and they obeyed.
coorcd girl from tho Neck. whose carly etlu-
cation had boon neglected, but who had, lator in
lifa, formed an attachment for groonbacks, and
who was extremely fond Of gazing OF tho features
OF tho Slate lamentcd" made raid on n email
boys pocket and took from 1t ono Of those bills or
namcntcd his mug. The boy, not wishing to
part with his stamps, murmured, md tho gushing
creature was ordered to be incarcoratod for eight
days, to give her an opportunity Of gaining some
knowledge of tho lecalogue.
No further business appearing, tho Court WAS
so!omniy adjourned, and tho bystandera departed
i'll an impressive manner.
CONC GolSa!l GoEE I!l-Faster than tho auo-
tioneers hammer nnocks down merchandise,
neglect disPoscs OF tho tecth Bid, therefore, OF
that prize OF lfo, perfect set, by brushing them
regularly with SozoDoNT. tHths3 August 20