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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-19
From savannah.

SAVANNAH, August II, p. m.--Wenther hot, and
heavy rains continue. Crop reports good, except
ing sections whero the caterpillar has appeared
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WE ALI. "rALE aHQP" occasionally, though of
course unconscious OF ii. Punch hits of this
propensity in his usual folicitous style in Tho fol-
lowing language, WHICH he represents professor
Of natural seienoo 90 addressing to q young lady:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-19

Come. dear girl. and roam with me
The garden or Zoology.
Those tooth Of tbine npt these OF mine
Include four sometimes named canine.
Thcse fangs Of ours US creatures prove
Auted TO the carnivorl, love.
But while wo leg OF mutton cat,
30 likewise do we trimmings, sweet.
And all yarioties OF food
In short. eat everything that's goosl.
TINS Iim omniYorops, so are you-
30 hre the piggywiIgicH ho.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-19

~ "ioh IL II VI CDSCERS.
The 'nlnragnol hereby gives nn." III hi. arpaini
hent al assignee OF JUT.lUS FLArM. Ut char.r,,on
In III" District of Charleston. and state NJ Sou. Caro-
HIM. within nai'l District, WIN iis I,c, a,iinti Il Rank
rnpt nron the pctition of EDWARD DAILY one ur ti.
creditors Of sail Bankrupt fy the District tnr. m sti,
District, dated tlis I2lh DAY III August. \. ~ lsGT
LOUIS MrLAIS,
August II MI Assi,n,.
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PEGlAL RI0TICES,

Go IN EQUITY rf.-GNAHLI.SrUS. i:yECU-
TORS wM $. EILIoTr. IS. ELIAS lio;LEi..K. RI aL
In purS'lanrc OF an orlcr made by Chu!ur JOHNSON
III ths case. dated the till day Angus. IsG1 lin. cr,
tors oil tho Es.air of the lair WILLIAM s. ELLIOTT
Esquire arr notified To come IN nI prove their claims
oeiore mr. on or before thu 10Th day Of September next
or b' debarrcd fon all benefit %, amy decree c,. after "a,
BE- made la ihis case
JAMES Ti'prIi.
Augu.t 10 Iuwo N,.t.r IN, t.,u;,,.
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Ea- ARTIFICIAL YES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made tn orlcr and inserted by Drs F.
hA''t'li AMI T. GoGGLEMANN formerly employed by
Hs'oSSE.u, ut part-l No. a9o broadway. New York.
April IS -
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ns'NuricE.- CUSSIGNEES PER St,IIOoNi :
from Baltimore arr notified of her r,, ,
being This bry discharged at Brow, 4 COS Nor ,
Wharf sil Goods uncalled ri sunset will Lr stcr
At rSlrmrc ailh risk " consisiccs
August - STREET nRn1IIEps t. f.,
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nB- STATE TAXES.-SpECIAi. NOTICE
GENERAL TAX OFFICE. FIRE PROOF rrIi DINO.
The Book of is Office will l,n rl,,srd on lI,. nal ips,
nnd SINGLE TAN ENEcTTtuSS iss,c,, on rr,nrr,s t,,
have not been pohl.
DOUBLE IAN EXECUTIONS will ala De- is s,.l where,
no returns have been male
FLEErwOOi I.ANSEAI.
T. [. st. Philip AMI 81. Michael.
August IL ,a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-19

BS' IN THE DISTRICT cOuRr or THE
UNITED STATES. FOR TIE DISTRICT or son ri
CAROi.INA
IN THE MATTER or
JULIUS FL1UM, IS BANKRUPTCY
BASKnt;pT. .
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EXCHANGE MILLS

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EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR!
TO HEFARMERS OF FRANKLIN co.

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kinds of Grain and Stock Dogs.
oet12tf JOHN COLTEB
The New York herald., 1867-01-11
wssIcHts,ts couxIy lsriltlseEcs.

TRrAL pox Hlcnwss RosssRy--On The nth dsy Of
November last man. named Michael Casey, ~ss
knocked down and robbed .of $500 by three men, be
tween the towpe OF wssichester aud fremont Casey
was ON his way white Pains with The money which
was contributed ibe purpose Of de-
the expenses Of tbe tsi OF Sergeant KArn
Of the sssen United States soldiers from For schuyler
charged wan the murder of Nss Hicks ON the way he
entered tavern which were stee men who, upon
dscoyering that he had ,hss amount. followed Ane
robbed him No, content with abusing their victim and
taking the $3.50 they compelled him 20 take o0 his ooots
hat and necksrrhier In This plight Casey appeared
before Justice Blrns, s White Pains sDd snaered fns
complaint while there man, psmed Richard Lewis
walked into the room snd sskcd the Jusce " there waa
any ctnree eaipst him lie Instantly recofnzed by
Casey a. one OF the three Who robbed him and as
he stated The fact Lewis hurried out Of The room and
Immediately left the village The same aferpeon he
was syrcsttd AZ Harlem by odcer White, or the Twelfth
precinct and conveyed 70 white Phln4 The otbers,
Wichael Phslap and Kittrkk, were eubsequently
arrested and Recognized by Casey. : Lewis deslripg
separate trial his request complied with, and 90 the
2s,h day OF Decsmbe the came np before JndEs
Robertson II continued until yesterday afternooa, md
A In past four o'clock the Judge addressed The jury
The evidence against the prisoner s very strong and
there is no doubt 10 HIS guilt When arrested Lewis
had revolver upon his person, aud upon tbe evidences
of Casey he swore thai lews threaiened 70 bios bs
bra ps out if he entered complaint. 4. .
The New York herald., 1867-01-11
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Dr. Colline Of the United states Armv Judge hnkeng
OF Oregon; General n. Thomss OF the United sssiss
Army; o. W. Prescott, or San Francisco, aud e. NJ
Scare OF Washington stopping at the Astor House.
Emil Francls of Port su Prince and Gusave Boneiii
OF Aun Cages, Hsyu, stopping si the Westminster
House
GeneuAi McCoot Of the United States Army; W. Frere,
of England, and L'Hommedieu, are stopping o. tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
4. Ex-Governor n A. Pnce, Of New Jersey; Commodore
Alden. or the United States NAVY and captain Army,
OF scotland are stopping at the 81 James Hotel. ia
Mayor Geo. Ennis OF Poughkeepsie,. stopping st
the Astor House. aat.N0
The New York herald., 1867-01-11
1m passussrs vtTs MESSAGE N ncamosu.

ta Y RicaroSp, Va, Jan. o. 1897. Z,
The Messageof the President veoing the District spf
frage bill - regarded here sble and wstesmanike
document W defence Of the constitution, but h. utterly
useless In view o the great power and influence OF Con-
gress backed mp bv the eya millions Of the North.
Some Importance 10, however, attached 10 the report
thst General Grant preeent al the reading Of the
message and approved " and speculation Is rife ss to
whether he will stand by the President In the I'm
peachmant proed nov nsugursed should be carried
into effect some asserting the radicals will no, dsrs yen-
l.txa ~ H. \ /
The New York herald., 1867-01-11
NEW yRRSF9 fETELLIaENcE.
Jersey City.

rs nl Jersey City.
suppKs DxArs Tho captain Of the pilot boat Mystery
lying The foot Of Alisons dook foot Of South EEhh
street. on returning his vessel st one o'clock on
nt and dropped dead. His nams was Theophus Beeoe,
. native Of New London Conn, and resided at tho
corner OF B0erum and Dean streets, Brooklyn An IN
quest will be held this day By Coroner Warren.
ACCIDENT ON raE RAILROAD SEAt THE DEPor.-ln conse-
quence Of the fog which prevailed the railroad ON
Wednesday night train switched on between WASH
ingon and Warren Streets but beyond the breaking Of
the fence and telegraph pole no damage was done.
Several Of the cars were drawn on the Track.
4 .a.s Newark. L ? at3 ~
4 ACTION or koRocco MANUFACTURERS Tho morocco
manufacturers of Newark having some time since or
gapxed themselves into association have resolved 10
procsod to Washington Monday next for the purpose
OF laying before Congress memorial asking tina! body
pe,iionne for an increased duty upon foreign mporA-
tons One Of the morocco msnufacturers IN Newark IN
1865 returned On income ta1 Of $50 and IN $500
$50 0O0 The decresse attributed 70 the mporasons
made during tho past year. s r. .tt..r, vri+. .g
DEsTRrcroS or WOODWORK FAcroRr.-About half
past o'clock yesterday orning re broke out IN
the extensive scroll saving and stepadder manufaciory
OF Mr.. David G. Grn.h, q The corner Of Bruen and
Hamilton streeis Before the Fire DApaytnent had
reached the ground ne nrs had gained such hsadwy
damage The nsss q tho Su,iSos n,Ss s.uSs wss
. S.s sory scf s was owned
BY Mr. Abrsm Van Ness. Of New York. The loss BY
this fire sbout $40 COO divided follows:-Mr Van
Ness, 1000 incurred; Mr. 0rnhth, 5000 insured Tor
81, 500 Mr.. hngns 81, 600. fully insured The pro-
pre,or OF the ecro saving mill visited his establishment
about nine ociock on wednesday evening but found no
indication Of fire at that time.
sa, of ar Harxensack.
Piesos SBooTNe. pigeon shooting match for 500
sde was taken place yesterday morning II the
Club House. Hsckenssek Jnnc1on, New Jersey Tho
parties 10 the match were Morgan Francis and John
RYAN Of Hopoken and Isaac lsnas and Robert Grimes.
OF Fort Lee Numbers OF the lovers Of this sport were
present expecting soms hns shooting, but all were
disappointed owing the fact that Mr. grnes failed 20
PIT In an appearance. being unayoidaby detained in
trenton Forfeit was paid BY Mr. Tenas behalf Of
his side. The match with probably be renewed at an
early day On "Wednesday two matches each for $3.50
side were contested between john Taylor, Of Jersey
city the champion shooter, and William seeds, the
"Jersey Boy si Gresnvie, near Iersey tisy Taylor
the winner In both cases. et9 gl i.Ne ts8 Gil
An,boy. 81 ia18sNeena &
EXPLOSION on Loconoryg--on Wednesday night
locomotive No 90, of the Camden aud Amboy Rairoad
exploded white standing the track within mile OF
Aniboy, inuriug the engineer, Jsmes xavauagh, and
b!ak smsn. The peces cf the locomotive were biown
sr~si distance from the scene Of the accident. -
The New York herald., 1867-01-11

srRrSarlE o, Msse Jan 10, 1897
man named Cvrus FowIer was frozen 10 death while
intosioasd Saturday night within q few rode " .ls
home Bvne'd
The New York herald., 1867-01-11
NOTICE TO GRANITE CONTRACTORS.
~ will lease my Granite Quarry. fourmes up the
from Richmond, t We, q ,nown ~ ,. she ,ro.v.

The sbove Quarry 200 feet from the canal 100 feet fare
the Of the Quarry Be extended 1000 feet Ia length
By 50 feet depth The stone sppfcr TO any In that vcn-
m In proof OF the Quality of the stone the proprietor
would that he received the furnishing
for Castle Calhoap. IN the year le being considered
peror the other samples there being OF
the qusrries IN the United states.
Also connected with The above 10 Steam Engine Of
n horse power. used for boistfng purposes.
stone esn BE- nrnsh.d from this Qnsr for ths Richmond
There sso conneced with the abovs four good Dor
rcks railroad trsck from quarry 70 canal sudent yard
any number of employees For furber information and
ucslars address H. L. osllaher. waynesbcre, Augusta
fhsys worked ,se above Quarry for NJ ssssr and
Of The erm Of cispp. Bsllou Co, cf Boston, Macs
Refer 20 ssssrs herr't Brdsford Co, No. cortsnes
The New York herald., 1867-01-11

FAMILY ABOUT BREAKfNv UP HvUsEEEBP.
n lug Offer foS sale very choice articles u rur
tufe: also esxHp Msntei Mirror, magnificent Chinx
pinner set Marble ststnsry Bfonses Ae valuable COLI
% fsr psr,cssrs % y n sRSoks SIS sro.d~sy Np''
L,URNiTrRE or EhsRv DESCRIPTION, CARPETS.
IT. OiIclohs Paror ApA Bedroom suits. Bedding, Ac..
nj Kendall SCOTT ~ corner ~ Canal and Hudson
" wefere&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16
Tnr cHoLERA snIp IoRn npol.nn,,l

The Commissioners Of Emigration sent Their
agent, Capt Henry OTTO True TO the Lower Quarantine
an wednesday, TO investigate the Of the fatality
which recently prevailed there board the ship Lord
BrOu9lam. Capt. True continued his investigations
throughout Wednesday and Thursday, and his report
shows thai he found the iow-boa Nellie, in which be
went 10 the Lord BrOugham, stored with fresh
bread meat milk, and vegetables pipes and tobacco for
The use OF the passengers In quarantine Capt True con
Nersed with the passengers In groups and singy and oh.
taned all but unanimous testimony that the ships food
and water were good and the Captain, officers and crew
Kind and courteous Two passengers only named Rreese
ana Eyeit made complaint the substance OF which ~
mat The cook diversified the meat Capt True examined
me lo9d ana tue seasOck similar 10 that used during
Ine pasSaee and pronounced them good the supply of
water beng fresh and ample lie found the
mp elss9er throughout than enigan vessels usually
are, ana he Passengers testified shat she Was 80 an
hlf0gh TIE voyage They also expressed safisfsctOn
WIN nc the9ich treatment aud Attendance when and
NtDer I'm malddy prevailed Can't. True holds thar no
blame ttin De attached the Captaln Of the Lard
Br9ugbaR Fetef Ernest Jurgesen or his officers nr 10
che ships Yctuaefs IN Hanburg that there was mo evil
hence Of dease among the Passengers when they frat
embarked; Gpd mat iDasmuch as 80 OF the M deaths nc
CURED among enigrants from Meckiepbutg i'm many ~
Tie villages Of which cholera was raging and inasmuch
% Of the first 10 deaths 10 Of Tie MecIisnbr,,
people, II SOnabe 10 iufer that with these &c
board originated 40 the weather nefI;3s 80
htnRcIs 10 be removed % tho Hospital aim te ara
BronRham D. 20 i've fnmigated, and me pnsseu re
pfneo 10 her sad DcfnAed 10 CONC uD 70 The cty