The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-23
Georgia Items.

4 The GAzETTE-This is the name Of weekly
journal about to be sta1ted in Charleston, to bo
Southern States. It will not tbe the organ Of any
man or party, but will roorganize the jurisdiction
OF the Catholic Church, and articles Of religious
character will be submitted to the supervision OF
the proper authorities. The object Of the paper is
to afford this largo class of our population con-
genial organ and to labor for their interest and
! elevation Messrs. Caulield & Ford are the pub.
fishers, Charleston. Mr. Mcleod is in the city, as
agent tor the paper, and will be pleased 10 receive
! bscriptions.-AuguSt1 Press.
EDITORIAL CHANaE.-Mr. A. r. Watson, for
! sometime past The Local and News Editor Of tho
\ News Era oil this city, announces his withdrawal
from the editorial corps Of that journal in its issue
4 OF the 18th. He enters the editorial department
of the Ladies' Home, position for which he is
eminently fitted, and where We doubt not his
labors will be highly appreciated by the numerous
readers of that excellent journal-Aaanta Opinion
JAIL DELIVERY AT CAnrERsvIILE. the in
three from this county, made their escape on the
night of Tuesday, the 10Th instant. A man by the
name Of Henderson, from Floyd County, was con
sfnod in the debtors apartment and it seems that
taking off the hinges on the outside Of the door,
made the way of exit from the jail possible. They
all left and, up to the time our informant left No
information Of their whereabots, or the direction
they Rad taken, had been nreceived.-Rome Courier.
An UNFORTUNATE AFFA1R.-On Tuesday last a
hotel, between MIR. George A: Brown and Mr;
Richard Daniels Several shots were exchanged
between the parties, two Of Mr. Daniels shots
entering the person Of Brown, one lodging in the
left side and the other the corner Of the left eye
which, it is thought, he will lose MIR. D. received
no injury whatever. The difficulty has long been
brewing, and WIS expected to take place whenever
the parties met. Mr.. Brown is .'ufering from tho
ball That entered the eye, which ras not yet been
extracted. d.-Sunater Republican.
IT n
full and pungent writer, has withdrawn from the
editorial control of the Central Georgian. MIR. J.
D. Anthony has succeeded MIR. Capels. In his
salutatory he says:
ssIn politics We are decidedly conservative; when
it is necessary to speak this subject ct all, we
shall be hsard defending the Constitution and
those who advocate constitutional Liberty. We
will advocate the cause of morality and religion;
Agriculture and horticulture, the house. field and
garden" shall not be neglected. The ladies an1
the little folks must be pleased. In short we will
try to do duty, please the people and make tEe
Georgian welcome weekly visitor to our humorous
readers"
Mr.. Anthony acknowledges that he has had q
hard road to travel, and, if championing some OF
tho obsolete theories as above mentioned, does not
overstate the case.
We send greeting to the retiring and also to the
present editor. II the former can boast OF some
nice little farm and sweet little wife, no has an ez
change list superior to the black letter catalogue
he abandons.- Co7asLlutaonohst.
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS Colonel Caleb G. sibley,
U. S. A. commanding tho District of Georgia, from
headquarters at Macon, Ga., has issued special
orders directing the detachment Of troops under
command of 1st Lieutenant Charles Keller Jr.,
10th U. s. Infantry, who have recently been on
daty in Montgomery county. Ca, to report for
duty to the commanding officer of this post. Lieu
tenan, Keller, is instructed, upon leaving Mont
gomery county, to notify the authorities that it is
the determination OF the Colonel commanding to
protect the Union and freed people Of this State,
and to punish to the fullest extent OF the law any
dcpredatious against these people.
Tho bands OF regulators organized in Montgom,
be disbanded, and those engaged will receive mer-
itcd punishment for any outrages committed The
Colonel commanding also calls upon the civil au-
thorities Of this State to use every effort to put
down the many acts Of lawlessness which have
occurred of late, and any neglect or refusal on
their part will warrant the interference of the mill
tary authorities Savan,soh Republican.