The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-02

! as well as Il competent editor, and during the fow
months Of his connection with thu Journal, has
! satisfactorily proven that ho knows how to "run
| tho machine"
Tho Journal circulates I'm o sootion or country
| which Inns always traded altogether with Challes-
ton, and VIC need not tell our merchants TINT it is
decidedly to their interest TO mako use Of tho
journal to advertise their waros.
MAYORS CoURT.-This august tribunal was
comparatively deserted yesterday morning; the
docket wa6 bare, and few collections were made.
Four irregious characters. who dwelt In different
parts OF tho city were charged with tho crimo of
Sabbatl-brraknB. They were worsliippGrs or
| klanmon, aud kupt their establishments oreu,
\ thinking that they might turn all honest penny
by selling a fow dings. Their sagacity proved to
be in fault for instead Of receiving they were call
| ed upon to dsgorgo, and an X done up in groom
was extracted from their pockets. They couldn't
eco the point, but concluded that their best pulley
was to ante tho required sum.
UNITED STATES CouRT-Hon. GEO. s.. BRYAN
! presiding.-Tho case of tho II. ID. Vance, a petit
| tion to intervene OH tho part OF r. QuISIIyaN &
Bro, nnl OF JSo Il. FLYNN. Tho petitions wero
road by Messrs. CAMPBELL, and SEaBRooK, proc
tors Tor QUINLIvAN, and ". l.. MtKELL proctor for
FLYNN. On motion OF a. II. BRowS ESD, proctor Tor
libclants, aud with the consent Of W. T.. MIKEI.L,
proctor for claimants, Ut was ordered by Judge
BRYAN that the Marshal, ntor advertising, shall
sell at public auction on tho 18th OF Octobor tho
hull, tackle and apparel Of the steamer z. b.
Fdnce, and pay the proceeds Of said salo into tho
Registry tho Court, 10 abide such further orders
as may be made in this case.
DRy GooDSl DRY GooDs. MIR. LEVI DnIcKEH
aivortses in tolay's issue that le is now rccciy-
ing aud has IN store largo anu superior stock OF
dry goods. These have beon selected with great
caro-, and Mr.. DRuckER is confident that he uuder-
stands the art Of pleasing. Mr.. DRucKERs store
is advantaaeousiy located, being on the fashion,
nbe portion Of King stIeet, ami he has, by study
ing tho OBJECT Of display made his stand one OF the
most attractive in that neighbprlood. Having
procured his gooda at tho lowest price he ia
prepared to soil them correspondingly low both at
wholesale and rotail, for n small advance OIL cost
Wo advise prompt visit TO Mr.. DnUcKEn's stand,
aa choice goods are never allowed TO become old
stock.
To OUR Country VIsrToRs.-A number of por-
sons, both merchants and planters, arc daily ar
riving in the city with the intention of purchasing
their fall and winter supplies. Many of these
visitors nre strangers, who are not acquainted
with the different business houses, and VIC take
pleasure in directing them to our Advertising col
rmCs, whore will be found tho cards OF tho
largo Wholesale aud retail merchants These
parties advertise full and complete stocks,
which they arc offering at prices in keeping
with tho times. They have every facility
for conducting business, and the public will
find by personal inspection that their promises
are moro than fulfilled in tho rich and varied as-
sortment of goods they display in their esaLIisI-
| ments. 10 o stranger there /. no guide-buok
tising columns of paper. Let him look to the
advertisers fnr bargains and his search will lie re-
wardcd, for these conduct their business nn the
principle Of quick sales and small profits; thoy
circulate through The daily journals descriptions
and catalogues of their stocks, and their customs
ers are never victims OF misplaced confidence, for.
the liberal advertiser has been generally found
liberal in his dealings. Next 10 tho uows items
tho advertising column Of a paper contain ,he
most information, and an attentive porusal will
enable tho reader 10 judge Of tho business facili-
tics of tho pIace and he can then apply to thoeo
parties whose notices haTo proved the most attrac-
tive.
EXTRA MEETING OF CoUNcIL.-P Present, his Honor
Mayor GAILLARp; Aldermen RAyENKI. SMALL,
O'NEIL. WILLIS, srENMEYER, OIsEr, oAKEs, MAR
SHALL, EssToN, CoURTEEAY, PRIHaLe, CosnRovE,
BUTLEH, QERpTs.
Tic Clerk read The minutes oT The last meeting
which were confirmed.
The applications Of A. TrEFENrHAI for license
for nme-pn alley, and Of ]. 4 T. DAWSON for an
auctioneers license, and of ". s. CoRwrs and JAS.
WILEY for Licenses No. I, were referred tn the
Committee on Licenses.
number of applications were received for Lii
eenses No. 2, but tho Mayor stated that he had
been informed by General CANnY that this portion
oil Order No. 80 would DO soon modified, and ho
recommended that no action be taken by Council
until this modification was made public.
The petition of THos. E. RYAN to pack Io,sc
cotton on Atlantic Wharf, and of JAMES CoslaINos
to transfer his unkshop license, we're referred to
tho Committee on Liccnscs.
The petition of Martha Wallace, 10 be allowed
further limo to pay her taxes WAS referred to tho
Committee of Ways and Mcaus.
Tho application OF p. C. GAILLAnD, successor to
GEO. NJ. CoFrlN, Trustee Of MARION D. GAILLAnp,
for renewal of City Stock. Tho requisites were
all fulfilled, and, on motion, tho application wns
granted.
The petition Of Mrs. NJ. A. WHITNEY for relief
for the damages done to her property, at tho cor
nor of King sreot md Smiths lano, during the
late riot, was referred to special committee OF
three, Aldermen CoDRTESAy, BUTLER anu EHsros.
The petition of tho Vestry Of st. Mchaers that
'oah eiecty ptlWeen ChllrcN anu hleotinR streets,
DO not Paved as it would interfere with their wor-
zhip. Tho Mayor stated that n contract had been
nado for paving This street over twelve months
since, and the parties were now engaged in the
performance Of tho work. After some discussion.
tile petition Was referred to the Committee on
Contracts, ~
Sundry bills from the GAS Company and Orphsp
House wero referred to the Committee OH Ac-
counts.
The report of the Captain OF Police and the
City Treasurer we're received as information.
Alderman WILLIS, from the Committe on
Proxies to represent the city, read report OF the
Nashville and Chattanoogs Railroad election,
which was referred to the Committee on Rail-
roads.
Tho Committe on Acc counts reported fayorabIy
on bill Of the Gas Company for s2,207.2s.
Tho Mayor reported favorably on tho petition Of
MIR. GODFREY for the renewal OF City stock. This
petition wns made at the last meeting, but from
some inaccuracies, was referred to tho Mayor
The report was adopted.
Several reports from the Committee Oh Accounts
which were laid over from the last meeting be.
cause Of Tho absence of money quorum, were
read and adopted.
Tho Bill regulating the dredging Of docks camo
up for its second and passed to its third reading
The tito was then changed, and It was ordered to
be engrossed as an Ordinance:
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