The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-04

REGISTRATION IN PIcKTNs DIsrRIcr.-The re-
gistratSn IN TINS DIssr,ce Sna as far as heard from
white majority OF 1l8S.,
The COTTON CATEgpuLAR.-Tbis plague is still
doing great injury to The cotton about here. The
| amount OF damage on one plantation ia est mated
at not less than fifteen bales ,-Forence Gazette. !
s. s. SoLoMoNs, Es9:AThis, our much-esteem;,
ed fellow-citizen is ghn =. some good work. We
our poor folks--in the shape of getting out cross
ties' for Northern railroads Mr.. s. will be look
| ed upon as public bensfactor by the families of
! those who have been idle for months and not able
to get employment OF aay kind by which support
Solomons is in keeping with the acts OF his whole
life, and merits the applause of ali good people,
4.a.[ .[Florence Gazette. !
| A CHANGE FOR TIE BEgxER-We notice that the
old passenger coaches recently used by Conductor
Hendricks, on the Chersw and Darlington Rail-
road have been laid asidesand their place supplied
| by others, handsomely tainted and handsomely
arranged in every gay. This Is certainly change
| With new coaches ard our gentlemonly conductor
a ride to Florence will bel pleasure -ohera'O Ad'
PUBLIC MEEr1Nd.-By $eiereucs 10 hand bills
posted on the Streets it wilbe seen that call is
made for q meeting of the Conservative voters Of
the District, rrespe 3tive OF color on Tuesday of
Court Week, at1 z. NJ Il Is only by ooncertedf
aetoh tnaI tne oonseiyatlyes t may hope to accom-
large assembly will convene. The object : OF the
meeting we are told, is tostake some action in re-
gard to the approaching .aeetion of delegates to
The State Convention. ohssdw Advertiser. /
The registration returns Tor Chesterfield Dis
trict are complete, and give 11O1 whites, s47'
blacks-total ls4S. White majority 254. = I
REGISTRATION OF spARrassUne.-Tho repistra.,
tion Of Spartanburg District is finished-the total
number registeredfs as. follows ths.whole bust
ness having been conducted quietly, there ha wing
been no disturbance whatever:
n,@ Mnites' @ '.''.'.'''' ~: -:.....: .27lo
Msjoriiy for Whites. ,124s s.
FIRST IN MARKET,-The 5frst cotton of the new
crop was brought to town by Major s. c. Miller,
on the 9th ult., and shipped to Charleston, 70
GCdrotind Spartan.
METHODIST CONFERENCE The fourth and last
quarterly conference for this year viii be held in
the Methodist Church. embracing Saturday and
Sunday next, 5th and 9Th October. Rev. W. a.
Fleming will preside: Preaching may be expected
al 30, should circumstances permit, Of which notice
will be given by the ringing otthe bell. 81; sT'
efNtpber7y Herdld.s-
The WoRM.-It affords "a pleasure to state that,
since our last notice, the progress of the worm on
the cotton plant is stayed. We are told that there
some cotton which had grown too much to weed
has been benefited by the stripping of the leaf.
thus affordng fhe boil better chance for opening
-,,---...-,.-,-,ss.ss-.,.. O., [Seaoberry Herald
RELEASED FOR Goods BEHAVIOR Clai-
borne, freedman; aeon victed lof larceny at the
April term of the District Court was yesterday re-
| leased from confinement for his admirable be-
havior in the Penitentiary while there confined. >.
CColurntia Chronicle.
Appo1NfMENrs.-Mr Joseph Crews has been ap-
pointed Sheriff OF Laurenssr and Mrsv Midd1et6n
Graham Sheriff of Edge1eld.s Cur ancient friend,
?. S. Jacobs, has.been sppointod Notary Public of
Edge4 at Hamburg. -Colisnbia Chronicle,
-Goodl I'VE are reliably informed that night.
trn,nis is shortly to be established on the South
Carolina Railroad.
We have set forth the reasons for, q, proqnpt.
change in this respect in recent editorial, and
| find that they were in perfect accord With the
spirit of the railroad companiss and the epqblic..
1t is to be hoped that this change will be perua
nent one II so, the enterprise Of the State.Mih.
receive powerful impetus; anisthe peoplB' of fis
interior will have inducements to- visit Che Ciky
by the Sea, which have not before been offered. y.
| The night train freight and passengerl Will
commence to run on Sunday, the 9Th inst.s II viii
| leave Columbia about three O'Clock, P. NJ. -!
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