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

'GE9L0GAIil 9AfATTERS.
We ars o6ntIhdaly rsee7in son; on
political and other matters from persons who do
not attach tLeir proper to tho articles sent;
and VIC take this occason Of repee. nothing
can be published .l in THK DAt1f, News. without,
being Endorsed by some responsible individual.
WE WOULD call tho attention of purchasers to
tic advertisement. Of MIR. J, N.,RossoN, Agent for
IuPoNT's Powder He has large and complete
stock, whiciswin always Be kept up, and which he
will daily deliver to any part OF the city. The
Messrs. DUPONT commenced the manufacture of
powder in 1s0i, and have kept their powder up to
the standard, and an experience Of thirty years
with their former Agents here have. always given
complete satisfaction. Their establishment is ono
Of tho largest in the United States capable Of turn
ing out ono thousand kegs daily, with capital Of
over two, million dollars invested thus giving
guarantee that purchasers can depend on what
they got Mr.. RoBsoN is prepared to sell at lowest
market rates, and. indeed as low as it can be or
dered from the factory in small lots. r
March 16 5;4i = 5sif. II = "A -. sta,thfmo .
We are indebted to Mr. r. srsn1rs, Of the. Southern
Express Company for late Northefp papers! IL:
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DEMonEsrs -Fash'on Magazine, zfor April, has
been sen. bysMr: Foa1ER, who has FL tho latest
papers, magazines, fashion books; etc, etc
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THE new organ at Grace Church was tried Last
evening, in rehearsal with the choir for Sundays
services. It is not yet completed, nor VIII it be
until early, in next week. when the maker, Mr..
JONI BAKER: Of this city, intends selecting an
evening for exhibiting its merits to the public and
subjecting it to the test Of the corps Of orsanists
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. SAyANNAH AND CHAR1EsToE RAuRoAD.--E VIII
;ybo seen by the advertisement of the General Su-
peritendent that the company is desirous OF con-
. tnuing the road to it's terminus, and wish to- OBJ
tain; the necessary t1nbers, cross ties, &c s. They
invite proposals to furnish this lumber and, as
their terms are LIBERAL we opne that many will be
dcsirous Of procuring the contract. All appli-
cants are referred to- Mr.. JOHN. s. RzAN the Gene
ral Superintendent y. e1Sl Ss- NJ Z
TIE BELLS AaAIN.-Those who were favored
with the sound Of the bells on Thursday we're sat-
sfed that their notes were the same as those that
charmed them in days Of yore. They win ring on
Sunday, at the hours Of and 9 "a M, and at 10
o'clock for service, and in the afternoon at l. and
o'clock. The same principle will be adopted as
was the practice before the war;. the bells will
play sacred tunes, and, from the few notes they
already sounded, the prospect Of musical Sab
bath is not without some foundation. -
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EnaAGA.1In the report of the attempted escape
I from jail mentioned in our colunnsa few days
since, an unintenHonal error was made. Mr.. HEp-
Ely is merely the contractor for the brick work,
!. and Messrs. J. NJ. EAaoN & BRo haze the charge
Of the iron work, and the chise knife and file found
on the prisoners did not belong to anyo OF the work
men. We gladly make this correction, as an i'm
preston might have Originated that the worlmen
were cognizant OF the attempted escape when in
fact it was through them that it was discovered
IN, A1RIAL CoNTRIBUT1oN.-Monaieu GIRARp, the
vender Of 1ndia rubber balloons has patriotically
determined to dispose Of the proceeds OF one days
sales tor the sick and; wounded soldiers. This
Plan has met with the appreciation of Mrs. H. A.
SSowDEN, the President Of the LADIES' Memorial
Association, and all who now want balloons, or
may; at some future time, should immediate
" invest with Monsieur GIRAnp His motive is to
attract attention to some sick and wounded Con-
! federates now under the care Of Mrs. sNowDfS,
and those who have either reverence for the cause
or have any sympathy tor the unfortunate soldier,
Should tender their aid by purchasing balloon.
MAYORS COURT, March 22.-Joe Smith, yellow
and youthful namesake OF the illustrious founder
Of Mormonisms was arraigned for stealing ten dol
lars from George Washington, q colored man, but
the individual with the immorta name not appear
ing, the Boy with the elaborate family eognonen,
was pnt out Of the door and sent lon his: way re
tocing. 4. =.
Three white men who had got tangled min =
fight on the wharf; and who frightened the knot by
tncomprehensible statements, had the whole mat
tor unravelled by his Honor by fning one Of them
$40 and the other tEo IS each. VIZ IT,.
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United STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Hon. GEO. s.
BRYAN presiding.-The case Of Hobeas Corpus Of
GEoRaE LEE: :'us. STEPHEN L. HowARD came up
for hearing. T. G. BARRIER and F D. RICHARD
SON, Esqs:, for petitioners and A. g. MAaRATH,
Esq, for respondents, T., G. BARKER Esq, read
the return Of Lieutenant JOHNSTON, Provost
Marshal, and was followed by A G. MAanArH,
Esq, in reply. The case was then continued until
Monday, when Z. D. RICHARDSON, Esq, viii speak
for the petitioners.
This case was first tried before the Provost
Court in last April, and Judgment was rendered
against Mr. Howard for selling: cotton seed to
GEORGE LEE. Mr.. n. protested, and the S case has
now come before the United States Court for de-
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FouTz CATTLE PoWDERs.-The Southern: Drug
House. No. ISL Meeting street, Messrs: Dow1E &
auoAae, tnese justly celebrnted powders.
No farmer should be without them, as their eflca
cy has been esta bliahed and they have been prov
ed TO, be invaluable remedies. Their advertise
ment in to-days issue sets forth the advantages to
be derived trom its use Not only all diseases that
cattle flesh is heir to cured, but many are pre-
vented, and the patients made to grow fat and
flourish. These powders are no noetrum or
humbug, bat are genuine preparation, in use by
al veterinary surgeons. IS. A. Fourz & BRO, are
the proprietors OF the powders, and they are pre-
pared only atitheir own drug house; in Baltimore.
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TIE RINDERPEsT. Department Of State
has received information from the United States
Consul at Antwerp, that the stepizoote, o. cattle
plague has recently passed the frontier OF Holland
and broken ont with great violence in the province
OF mebourg,. q few miles from Antwerp. Within
few daJs 5000 cattle have died. The disease is
remarkably contagious, and has been known to
have been transported and communicated by straw
used to envelope the roots Of plants sent from one
district to another, and also by cats and dogs
which had eaten Of the bodies Of dead animals,
and afterwards alept in the hay given to the cattle
Tor fodder. Stringent orders have been issued to
the collectors Of CUR ports against the introduc-
tion Of this pest into country from the ports Of