The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

To TRANs1rSr ApyERrsERs.-No transient ad-
yertsemept witt be published in this journal here
after unless paid for IN advance. BY transient We
mean an advertisement from any person who is
not regular advertising customer Of tho News.
JOB WoRK.-We have now completed our office
50 as to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and We most re-
spectfully ask the patronage OF our friends.
CHANGE IN HOUR OF DEPATURE OF CHAMrIoN.-
1t will be seen, by our advertising columns that
the hour for the departure of the steamer Cham
pion has been changed to four P. NJ, at which
time all passengers should be on board.
Shippers per Steamship Champion for New
York are requested to send in their bills Of lading
for signature, st the Office Of CoURTENAY & TREN-
HOLM, Agents, corner of East Bay and Adgers
South Wharf, (up stairs,) by II o'clock A. NJ this
day.
The MEXICAN MINIsrER.-Senor RoMERo visited
the Wilderness yesterday, and was received with
an official salute. The Wilderness is now coalng
up preparatory to going to sea, and when the ne
cessary repairs on her boiler are completed, will
leave with Senor RoMERo and flmily for Vera Cruz.
PAINTS, OILS, &o.-Messrs. HOLMES & CALDER
advertise in to-day's paper q full supply of the
various oils, paints, &C., used by builders or cen
tractors. These articles have been bought at the
manufacturers prices, and will be sold low, many
Of them at New York prices. They have full
stock Of superior leather beting which Is in great
demand, and which has long been considered the
cheapest aid best article Of the kind that is made.
I. L. FAIK.-This name has been inseparatly
associated with the clothing rade Of Charleston
for number Of years, and the announcement that
new stock of goods has been received is sufficient
to induce a visit and purchase. MIR. FALK has
recently received large additions to his stock,
which comprises clothing and dry goods Of every
description. His stand is in the most fashionable
portion of King street, and the promenaders can
easily take glance at his stock while passing.
There s.but little time left to prepare for Winter,
and We adyise all to delay no longer but to pur-
chase Immediately.
THE REVIVAL on BROAD STREf We do not
wish our readers to infer that any spiritual mani
festations recently occurred on this sober tho
roughfare. We mean simply the revival of busi-
ness. Messrs. EDeERToN & RICHARDS have re-
sumed their tailoring business, and have opened
their Fall and Winter goods. These have been
selected with care and by those who are familiar
with the wants of the Charleston public. The
former customers of Messrs EDaERToN & RICH
ARps will be pleal,d to learn Of their resumption
Of business, and visit to their establishment
in Broad street will cause many to take the oath
Of allegiance and renew their acquaintance with
new clothes. Messrs EDaERroN & RICHARDS have
laid In full stock Of every article that can inn
prove the appearance Of the human biped, and
give the world some assurance Of man.
The CHARLESTON SAVINGS INSTITUTION; in Equity,
Charleston District in the matter Of the Charles
ton Savings Institution.
Pursuant to adjournment, the counsel employed
in this case. and number Of spectators, met be-
fore JAMES TUPPER, ESQ.,, Master in Equity.
Msssrs. McCRApy and PRESLEY offered a scheme
for the settlement of the affairs of the institution
in opposition to that proposed by Messrs. MACBETH
& BU1sr SnoNs & SE1eLNa, and WHALEY, NIT
CHHLL & CuAH0Y. Messrs. MoCREADY & PRESLEY
defended their scheme in able speeches, and were
opposed by Messrs. JOHN PHILLIPS, J. BARRET
COHEN, w. D. PORTER W. G. DESAUssURE, JAMES
snroNs, ST., HENRY BUST, WIN. wHALEy and T. Y
sIMoNs, who spoke in favor of the plan originally
proposed. Mr. McCREADY was heard in reply.
The Master has the subject under consideration
and will probably report on Monday.
QURT-The solemn stiffness that broods over
the city is somewhat oppressive. A little more
hustle and activity would enhven business circles,
and would show that Charleston is not dead, but
sleeping. Atpresent, it is all quiet along our Po-
tomac; not even here and here q stray item.
Every one seems to be holding back for the circus,
or Micawber-Gke, are waiting for something to
turn up before they turn out. This is peculiarly
noticeable in the Police Courts. The cells are
tsnanted and no disposition is manifested by the
public TO becomes boarders at the expense of the
city. Yesterday morning there was not single
case before the Mayor, and no arrests were made.
Others beside the conscript fathers are studying
retrenchment, and unless some ways and means
are adopted, the Mayors Court will become q Use
legs institution. A society for the encouragement
OF vice might be Of great SERVICE as the greenbark
sslve covers multitude of evils and when well
applied, it is not Objectionable.
DISTRICT CouRT-HoN. G. W. LOGAN PREsIDNd.
The State us. Henry Douglass, Henry Townsend
and John Kirk-Horse Stealing and Receiving Sto-
len Goods. Guilty as to Henry Douglass and Hen
ry Townsend, and not guilty as to John Kirk.
The State Us. Issa, Grant-Larceny. Guilty of
Petty Larceny.
The State us. Amy Adams-Larceny. Mol pros
by Attorney General. Defendant discharged.
The State Us. Jane Rourke, and the Stste us
Ann Smith-Cross Indictment for Assault and Bat
terry. Verdict, Not Guilty in both case.