The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-31

BASE BALL.--A match game will DC played this
aft"rn"on on tho Citadel Green, b, tween the Kia-
wan and bnmtor Clubs. Tho gano viii bo callod
nj "a O'Clock. Tho Kiawah and SunIter aro junior
clubs lint havo boon recently urga nizod in this
city, but they have already become pruilcrnts, AMI
the match gamo will 10 well contested
CATALOGUE OF the trustees, faculty anl pupils Of
the Grernviu Baptist Female College, located OF
Grcrnric, S. G., for the year 1867. &. l.. ELroRps
press, Grccnyillo, s. G.
wc have received copy of this very noatly
printed pamphlet, showing that thoro were during
the past year forty-four resident students, and
sixty-thrce non-resents in attendance at this i'll
sttutton. Z. IL. JuDsoS, is tho President. who is
assisted by i. G. DozER, j. D. FERREL, Miss MARY
Z. JupsnN, Miss SAIIIE J. LowNpEs, Miss JULIA T.
l.r:, and others.
MILITARY MnvEMENrs.- Wilmington Post
says co. e. of Tho i0th Regiment U. s. Infantry
tc"lorcl) passed through this city last night from
Cape llattcras rt r0R'e for Orangoburg, s. G.
Wo trust iIs rolurt IL incorrect as therc hus
been no disturbance at Orlngeburg, aud tho pros
cncu OF colurcd troops would only sorvc to inilnmo
tlr minis of the simple negroes. The few who
troops in This department aro ampl. sufficient 10
preserve order. They have been tried on several
occasions and have proved equal Ia Tho emergencies,
while on the contrary tho cO,ure1 troops are looked
upon with distrusL nnd aro considered mischief
makers.
ARRIVAL OF Cons FROM HE wEsT-Mcssrs.
STESuousE & Co., commission merchants uf this
city, hnvo roconty received an invoice Of 1853 sacks
Of corn, direct from Nashville. Ibis il about
tho first shipment that has been mado during tho
last eight or nine years, but tho ball il
i'll motion, anu we trust will continue rolling until
trarlc with the far West has been rcgaincd and
placed on tho same footing II occupied before tho
war. Although SO far distamt, it would bp an easy
matter 10 obtain corn from tho Wcst instead of at
Baltimore, New York and other Northern ports, il
it were moi for the high rates of freight askod
by tho different railroads. This has proved
all rfllcicat barrier to any enterprise that
might bc started, but tho railroads. have recently
oyinced an accommodating spirit that Inns induced
shippers to mako nh effort . direct this tralo to
rts proper channel. In tlliH connection wo woull
state That the freight charged by tho South Caro-
lima Railroad OH tho shipment received by Messrs.
SrESHorsE Il Co.. was considerably lower than
tlnt asked by the Nashville aud Chattanooga,
Western and Atlantic, and Georgia Rail- oais. II
ii ptcasinE To note any evidences OF enterprise
nnoug our business men, us IL u suro sign Of
coming prosperity, and the invoice OF corn re-
ccived by MlcaSrs. STENHousE'& Co., is, wo trust
hut tho forcrunner 0f many similar shipments.
O. Tr
THE APPOINTMENT OF 0FRIcERs.-HiB Exccllcncy
Gov. Onn has received tho following communica-
ton from Gcn. SiCKLEs, in refereucc to the future
appointment of officers in this State Since the
passage Of the Reconstruction laws all officers whu
were appointed by law received their appointments
from Gov. ORn, MS before. But this power will
hereafter bc exercised by tho commanding General,
vol Rs tho appointment OF officers to fill vacap-
cies in elective Offices:
lIEADQRs. SECOND MILITAn DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, 3. c., August %, 1867.
SIR:-In compliance with tho requirements OF
Section Of tho Supplementary Act of Con-
gress, approved July 10, 1867, all appointments to
Office in this Military DiHtrict will bo nInde BY
military authority US therein provided. In tho
discharge of this duty, tho Commanding General
desires that all vacancies in Offices of which you
arc notified, DO reported to these Headquarters,
with such recommendations Of persons to fiI
vacancies as you may bo pleased to make. Your
attention Ii invited 10 tho provisions Of See 9 Of
tho Act nforosnid, requiring that all persons ap-
pointed to oflico in tho Military Districts created
by the Act to provide for tho moro efficient gov
ernment Of tho robol States shall take tho outh of
oflico prescribed by law for officers OF The Unilud
States.
liavo tho honor 10 bo,
Very respectfully,
Your obcdicnt servant,
,lo.,, a., I.,En.