The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-25

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us sfaE GaSlpEs, "a 4 ho8p. The gamacn Journai
ioistho 2a saSas ,hSn ahayo, tllo-i pleasure lal
4,Rnncipg The s5f Dur ifdlrdad." Bsis
seads as the,pass. G S.i ea "bGadfsa Yards
HFfht Heposut Tbstrestlehas Beeh thnrouglfls re ].
paired, ahdas They sle ,at:Sork on. .7eTd' 1sa
they will progress rapi1 and by tomorrow
hight, the work Wilf be finished. Passengers will
be landed at tho depot on Saturday. Our citizcnB
are under Obligations to the energetic supervisor,
hir.TnuanuIbi und, hia ablo assistant, Major Sls1
;yaa sysS stnS & thS ,4s Eegay sy VIII sh tllsha1o
If *hsh ttshFs Beg sxssute !ss - =: . n"
- sa. 4 0S InE pAi,FTf sitf!;
Fhe Augusta Gonstiiaionaisi: has Obtained. .pos1 p
is desirous Of returning it to the owner. All per
sons interested w6dd do wen TO hotG the fact. I'd
says: eve have in our possession ono of tho silver
medals presented by South Carolina to membera
OK the Palm Regiment for gallant conduct ir
Mexico. merchant Of this. city. purchased thd
sdal II fhS 5hapae 81 The soldier I'd
whom il was 4nesenlelfis;6 6nADaIoH. BRADY, t11td
merchant rattf6d t9s shas piaced fsin'o odt hands,
iu orfer that ,we,mhYhe. instrumental in restoring
tho treasure to tho ownor il living; if not TO his
heirs."
faH NV 'sfsasiahlF LnE zEar E! seamo a.m., ysst1
pssa4hu publiu have.had dhe ;bnnsGtof an,nalivd
fbhpbRtidn between f1sgi' lineb sb
whichfrcigh apassages s:thavo IeenT nTTadiuced "a
largely, and, think, unnecessarily. It has been
lspppoaed that tho line OF side wheel ships will
be discontinued, but itwuuid seem that captalistd
aiayo taken hp THO matter in New York and Charles
I9p, aud have Made. an organization by elcctins
G.S W. QUtNTAlD :Rs1.Y Of nthu ~ gun ,r arori
yark4ir aa,s.Yprk T4EaaIdoati, W y ySfAd5sSrpl
bqp Preaidentc Of ,ahe South, Caroiinas Raiinoad
cShphh qhs al thfa eity5 md
JOHN EsG.Is ,se and AesR, DrIIA, ofINs~;sSoSk, Dill
rectors!i !i"f ~ .t:;':'i J,iIEl -
Tha,sieiashipa aaad hauan and daa@spppl j lid
now on the lns,dhd other flno vesselsi 4re.4t0bd
got ready for tie fall buhnoss. .,.t.t .... slaa
The ngehcJ -isthaid to bo in the haads or 3fSasrs
CoUR7EsaaAx, a lsN IREsNhoiM, and .Mpssss., ,SgnEE1
&. ssiI saa s.s 'ss ;. 70 :; ans.,s -.
st5st I'll st 5its H. dS daI1F js Fl At
tsors s4afsstsry Tran AZ p.ehent but tho suthori
ties haye .Nigaly a1tsd aft tAat,;HGl +;
ounce of prevention is better than puund1 NOT
cure" and havo already commenced the uso Of
disinfectants. Chloride Of limo hns beon scattered
around the different drain gratings, and tho city
has boon thoroughly inspected by officers appoint
ked for this purpose All Irregularities and neglect
Bt pei PA a J ,As AstP
& good hygisnh candiii iana are sc aaSe. .5shertsS3d M
Rhe Guard House, and the dolnauenta compelled tcI
fulfill this obligation. When such precautions ard
observed We arc justified in The belief that Yellow
fJack will be kupt at eafo and respectful distanco
9as there Ia no barrier moro effeotual than clean
4ness and thorough use of disnfootants
{ During the past summer, although our city waa
visited by many strangers to tho climate the num1
(ber Of doaths was increased not, and tho dreaded
fever did not make it's appearance. This vas alto
Sgsthes.aRl aathe joint astiqR tef tH thH Board
fof Health and tho military authorities, m feoly
$app1sas 1 p S sdh ~ bill
Seona.a The edEHutagos oftheso, mnasnras for,thd
bteaspv&toS 6f'tht PUBLIC heRtth hgSsst teeYtSd
(often demonstrated to need comment and il any
(person should, through ignorance or indolencol
noglect these precautions, we trust that tho strong
prm OF tho law will compel their observance and
PrcBervc tho city from tho horrors Of pesiilence.
Noafh cah51k sTitif soGrsSsy saai tbjd
f'sctety hold :itsi4thannuak moetfng nt TAfBoro'I
A 1bhihsfs AID Sdat t in. in.ss sssSiORi sfiofi fan4
days, Tho proceedings Interesting to thd
Medical profession, and IT Jc applicable to thd
Fraternity in this city. .hcn. fifty medical geu1
tlemen were in attendance from various portionI
of tho State. Well written papers on important
.subjects wore read by DIR. 4. II. WnspoURs, OF
.tboS&R pii &4Ahiks J. to III. ta4s
F. WooD, Of Wilmington. ;.Dr. z. DUnKE HAYwoop
-tthfoasH ths' seaetafy1 Of Raleigh; Dr. w1iiAs
So THpMAa,r Of Wilminstons end, othorer. Thcsd
lhandstiptg stts st5s f6tiie
mittoe az .the Sacssiy,and wo presume soIo on all
OF them wil'be ppblished horeafter. HtJb4 4thuprp]
coedinss and Stibao4 to tho proiasssohis" 4" ~
The Society f6soleed TO abandon. as far as cir
cumatancos will admit, tho custom Of ihdiaoEim1
nato credits for professional seryteea 30 long ir
vogue, deeming II measure Of necesBity imposed
upon the profession to mnko this change, and I'd
establish uniform rates Of charging, varied to su
tho different circumstances OF tho various loca1
ties In the State and tho ability OF patients to payl
Tho profession woro earnestly recommended I'd
adopt these rules In -elstj9n % peSnary aekhoyl1
edgmehts, not from any illiberalty or injustice I'd
tho public, but as q means Of jtstco and proteol
tion alike TO themselves and tho public.
Tho following gontlomen wore elected oeioord
for the ensuing year:
For Prcsident-Dr. 8. S. sArcuwRLI.. Now HAM
over.
For Vice Prcsidents-Dr. lIuou KELLEY, IrodolI
,,Drl CHARLas J. O'HAaAs, Pitt; DR., JOSEPH al
BArrn, Edgocombo DR.. W. A. Is. NoncoAj
Chowan.
For ycorotary--Dr, Tnos. F. wooD, Wilmington
oEGF- -Treasuror-Dr..J W. JONES, Tarboros y
For Orstor-Dr. ". A. B. NoaouE, Edenton.