The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-05

JoHS q. MILNoR will sell this day, at - O'Clock
dry goods &c.
MCKAY l. CAMPBELL will sell at 10 o'clock, dr..
goods, &c.
J. W. GRAY, Master n Equity, will sell at i
O'Clock, two lots of land, with buildings thereon.
JEFFoRDs & Co. will sell at % o'clock, sides
shoulders, hams &c.
clothing, sc.
T. NJ. CArBn will sell at 81 o'clock, mess pork
sides, butter, &c.
f. ga. 7. Caldwell will SELL at % o'clock
paper, &c.
J. a. ENsIow I. Co. will SELL at 10 o'clock
sherry wine, Muscovado molasses and corn.
IAUREY & ALEXANDER will sell at i 'cloch,
strips, hams, butter, &c.
TIE SCHOONER LILLY, from New York for tni'
port, and met with an accident, and put back fo
repairs. See ship news.
The COURT OF EouITY-CHANcELLoR ". D
JOHNSON pREsDNa.-Boyond a few motions ant
the sounding OF the Docket, no business was
transacted yesterday.
LOOK OUT, Oh You WILL LOOSE AFoRTUNE!-Tht
Georgia State Lottery, for the benefit OF the Ma
sonic Orphans Home, closes its sale Of tickets
this day, at P. NJ, for the drawing Of November
9Th. Capital Prize $4,000. Tickets only one
dollar. Office No. 20 Broad street. l
BERKELEY DISTRICT CoURr.-To-morrow has
been appointed as sentence day and for calling the
contingent docket in this Court, and ali persons
convicted at this term, detaulting jurors and
others are notified to appear at the Court House
in Mount Pleasant on this day.
ACCIDENT ON THE WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER
RAIRoAD.--The evening accommodation tram,
which left Wilmington on Thursday, ran over
cow near Sumter, aud was thrown from the track.
Several cars were overturned, and the engine and
tender badly broken up, but no one was injured,
and by Sunday the track was again clear.
TURNyRRErN,-The worshipful society OF IuI-
ners. together with their friends, acquaintance
and kinsfolk, all united last night in celebrating
the opening of the season in musico-dramatical
entertainment, which afforded infinite amusement
to the assembled all, both great and small After
these prel ninary exercises had been concluded
the benches we're removed and the merry COM
pany enjoyed themselves to late, or more cor
reotIy speaking, to an early hour, in tripping the
eight fantastic" Verify our German friends un-
derstand the art of enjoying themselves.
FrSANo1AL.-The moneyed obligations Of our
merchants which have been pressing heavily for
some time, are being met, we learn, with that
promptitude and good faith which has always
characterized our business men. The payments
fer factors acceptances have lately been particu-
larly large, and it was mentioned yesterday that
the amount of paper payable on that day would
sum up about $500, 600. Our planters would do
well to forward their crops and sustain their
credit, as they may find that the prompt meeting
of their liabilities, even at some sacrifce, Will IN
the future be Of important service to themselves.
MEETING OF CRY CoUNcIL.-The last regular
meeting Of the City Council takes place to-day,
and the report Of the Retrenchment Committee
comes up for final consideration. The meeting
will be one of great interest to the public, as the
report of the Committee has been generally read
and commented upon. The proposed reforms are
evidently needed, as a reductionof the expenses
of the city to proper limit, is considered the
only method of retrenohment that can be effected
The election for City Assessor will also take place
to-day, and as there are several candidates for
the position, the voting will probably be repeated
before selection ismade. G
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. GENERAL LEE AT gRS GRAVE. OF 'SToNEwALL
JAcKsoN.2Mr. j. n. 1'EcMAs, CT South Carolina,
one-armed Confederata soldier, is canvasing the
city for the sale Of teautiful print Of General
LEE at the grave of Stonewal JACKSON" The pic
ture is worthy OF attention, as it is well executed,
and the scene is one that is dear to every soldiers
heart. There can be nothing more affecting than
the eight of one gallant soldier at the grave OF a
comrads, but when this grief is exhibited by such
distinguished warrior as General LEE, any re-
presentation Of the scene becomes cherished
memoir OF the past Mr.. THOMAS viii visit every
portion Of tho city during his stay, and we feel
convinced that he viii effect a ready sale Of his
prints. - -
DrsraIoy OoupT-HoN GEORGE ". LOGAN, PRE-
s1pNe.-The State Us. Dorcas Edwards-Larceny.
Not Guilty.
The State os, William Conway-Larcsny. Guilty
Of Petit Larceny.
The State ps. WILLIAM BEoKNAN, (white)-As-
aaols and Battery. Guilty.
The State us. Robert Washing nston-Larceny and
Receiving stolen Goods-A. p. LINING, ESQ., for
tie defsnce Guilty.
The State ps. MARY KsusE, (white,-Larceny
and Receiving Stolen 'Goods-T, Y. sIhoNs, Esq.,
for the defence. Not Guilty.
The State us. Sarah Ann Proag, Peter Price and
Jane Price-Larcsny--R. ". SEYMOUR, Esq, for
the prisoners Guilty as to the first, and not
guilty for Peter and Jane Price.
Thursday has been appointed for the calling OF
the Process Docket, aud Friday as Sentence Day.
UNITED STATES CouRr-HoN. GEORGE s. BRYAN,
psrs1pNe-The Petit and Pleas Jurors answered
to their names and we're discharged to the 18th q
November.
The petitions of GusTAvE SwAsE and ANTON
LAsaER, to be admitted to the rights OF citizen
ship, were presented, and, on subscribing to the
REQUIRED oath, the prayer Of the petitioners we :
granted
WILLIS & CH1soLM us. ". A. KNcAIsD and J. P
NJ. EppNa Messrs. PORTER CoNNoR for peti'
TONERS On hearing the Bill and afadavits, it was
ordered that writ of injunction do issue, as pray
ed for in said Bill enjoining the defendants against
the crop and personal property of General A. c.
OAHrryaroN owed for agricultural purposes on
plantation of said a. C. GARL1NaToN, in Newberry
District.
Il is further ordered that the said injunction
stand Of force until the fnrther order Of Court.
TEE CsAkLEsToN CRY RAILWAY COMPANY
The annual meeting OF this Company was held
yesterday, and the Board OF Directors unanimous
ly reelected, as follows:
Jso. s. Ri 5es, B. BUST,
Z. b. JACK on, e. I. PIAKE,
W. L. TRtNHoLM A. SIMoNDS,
H. q. DELEoN, E. w. MARSHALL.
At meeting Of the Directors, afterwards held,
JOHN s. RIees was unanimously reelected Presi-
dent.
After tie election, a number OF the friends OF
the Com pany gathered together in the convenient
Offices ct the corner of Broad street snd East Bay,
and dranka hearty toast to the prosperity and
success Of the "Street Railroad" A plentiful