The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-26
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SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 90, 1867.


LOCAL MATTERS.
To TRANSIENT ApvnnTlsERs.-No transient ad-
vertisoment will be- published in this journal here
after unless paid for In advance. BY transient we
mean an advertisement from any person who ia
not o regular advertising customer Of tho News.
JOB WoRK.-We have now completed our Office
80 as to execute, in the shortest possible timo
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and wo most re-
s%poctfully ask the patronage Of our friends.
CHANGE IN Hour OF DEpATURE OF CHAMPION
1t Will DO seen, by our advertising columns, that
the hour for tho departure " the steamer Cham
pion has been changed to four p. M, at which
time all passengers should DO on board. m
Shippers per Steamship Champion for New
York arc requested to send in their bills OF ladine
Ior signature, at the Office Of CoURTENAY Il TREN-
HOLM, Agents, corner Of East Bay and Adgers
south Wharf, Cup stairs,) by II O'Clock A. M. this
day. II
IKE MEXICAN MINIsTER.-Senor RoMERo visitsd
the Wilderness yesterday, and was received with
an official salute. The Wilderness is now coaling
r w SOah6 w pCu, anu Wu0O JQ0 ne
cessary repairs on her boiler are completed, will
leave with Senior RoMxRo and family for Vera Crruv
PAINTS, OILS, &C.-Messrs. HOLarRs h CAIDNR
advertise in to-day's paper a full supply Of the
various oils, paints, &C., used by builders or oen-
tractors. These articles have been bought at the
manufacturers prices, and will be sold low, MANY
OF them at New York prices. They have a full
stock of superior leather betting, which is in great
demand, and which has long been considered the
cheapest and best article Of the kind that Is made.
l. 7. FALK.-This name has been iraeparatly
associated with the clothing t rade Of Charleston
for q number Of years, and the announcement that
a now stock of goods has been received ia sufficient
to induce q visit and a purchase. Mr.. FA1x has
recently received largo additions to his stock.
which Comprises clothing and dry goods Of every
description. His stand is in the most fashionable.
portion OF King street, and the promenadors can
easily take a glance at his stock while passing.
There is.but little time left to prepare for Winter.
and we advise all to delay no longer but L; bur
CHEESE Immediately. i... 3,
TIE REVIVAL ON BROAD SrREEr.-We do not
wish our readers to infer that any spiritual mani
f~estations recently occurred on this sohor tho
roughfare. We mean simply the revival Of busi.
ness. Mossrs. EDaERToN & R1oHARDs have re-
sumed their tailoring business, and have opened
tnelr Fail and Winter goods. These have been
selected with care and by those who are familiar
with tho wants Of the Charleston public. The
former customers of Messrs. EDaERroN h R1oH.
ARDS will be pleased to learn of; their resumption
OF business, and a visit to their establishment
IN Broad street will cause many to take the oath
OF allegiance and renew their acauaintance with
new clothes. Messrs EDaERToN q iR1oHABps have
laid in a full stock OF every article that can i'm
prove the appearance of tho human biped. and
IHR CHARLESTON SAVINGS INSTITUTION. in Eon;+v
charleston District, in the matter Of the Charles.
ton Savings institution. st,t"N s
Pursuant to adjournment, the counsel emploved
IN this Case. and a number OF spe tors. met be-
fore JAMES TUfPER, Esq, Master in EQUITY.
Messrs. McCRADy and PRESLEY offered a scheme
1or t9esettlement Of tho affairs Of the institution.
IN opposltion to that proposed by Messrs. MACBETH
%oUis1' SIMoNs d SRIaIINo, and WHALEY. NIT
CHILL & CLANCY. Messrs. McCREADY & pREsas1,Ev
defended their scheme in ablo speeches, and were
opposed by Messrs! JOHN PHnnps, j.. BAnREr-
COHEN, V. D. PORTER, w. q. DEsAussUnr, JAMES
sIaoNs, ST., HENRY BUST, VIM. .WHALEr and T. y.
oH Ho VINO spoke in favor Of the plan Originally
psoposed. Mr. MoCREADY was, heard in reply.
o1OyoCt uuu0r COnBldDratiOn.
ana VIII probably report on Monday. : H.
.f ' -O- RI .4. 4N4it i.S, 20!
vuKT.-Ihe solemn stiffness that broods over nu
she city is somewhat oppressive. A. little mora
'ustie ana activity would enliven business 8, circles.
anu world show that Charleston is not dead. h,1t
s.seplng. at present, It is al; quiet along our Pa.
eo"4Ac' not oven here and there q stray item.
ivory one seems to be, holding back for tho ciir ,.1u
" "lcSwDer-lke. are waiting for something to
turn up beforo they turn out This is pecnliarl1
houcaable in the Police Courts. The cells sro ,,,n.
tsnanted, and no disposition is manifested nv tha
Pubic 70 becomes boarders at tho expense OF the.
ocy. yesterday morning there was not a single
oase De1ore the Mayor, and no arrests were made.
onerS beside the ~conscript fathers are studying
.oIonohhent, and unless some ways and means
a0 auop1eo, tho Mayors Court will become q use-
ieas institution. A society for the encourapemant
OF vice might DO of great sor vice. IA tbe oraa,h..L.
ssive covers a multitude Of evils, and when walI
apphed, it is not Objectionable.
DISTRICT CoURT-HoN. g.. w. LoaAu psrsInYua
= S'ase os: Henry Douglass, Henry Townsend
auu Sot4h hlrk-HorseS Stealing and Receiving Sto-
lou uooos. Guilty as to Henry Douglass and Hem
~ townsend, and not guilty as to John Kirk.
Inc state os. Isaac Grant-Larcony entity If
Petty Larceny. 3. az ' :"
Inc state os. Amy A~dams-Larceny. No, nros
~ A'oorney General. Defendant discharged. N
Inc state Us. Jane Rourke, and the State %.
Ann smith-Orossi Indictment for Assault and Rat.
terry. Verdict, Not Guilty in both case. !,
Inc State os. Chas. Williams, Henry Williams
ana DanI. Middleton-Larceny and Receiyine sto.
len Goods. Guilty.
Inc State os. Manning B. Reedor-Assau,t and
Battery. Not Guilty. ~""NA~
Inc State %, Louisa Walker-Larcenv. Chilly
OF Petty Larceny. $500 Ny,
The State %. Dick imons-Laroenv Mot
Guilty. ~ =
A GLACIER IN South CAaoLNA.-A writer in
inc dreenv1ile Enterprise, Of October %. SIGNING
himself II. !. g." draws attention to a yery inter.
restng geological feature in the Northern part 81
the State. He says: s'sAdown the valley of III,
nhoree, throulgh'the many old fields that border
snss stream, may be seen long limos of dark
rounded rocks, vulgarly called "nigger-heads.
put known in the books as .'horne blonde" These
rocks are not detached fragments of the cneias
formation that prevails hlprsabouts " but ~eyaleihtly
foreigners rom a dista1t" latitude. tMRevt bssv " RSaan
been borne here in tho embrace of the ~ice-kinc.
sae genial climate has melted the glaeier,.' and Lett
these indubitable monuments OF it's visit. ao far
~ observed, these rocks appear .at intervals for
twenty or thirty miles from near Chicks Spring 9 to
q klrAA1- - 49,