The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

LOCAL MATTERS.
GERMAN LABoRERs are wanted for plantation II
healthy locality. See advertisement
A SOLEMN REQUIEM MASS will be said this morn
ing at O'Clock, at St. Paurs Church. Society street
for the Rev. Father FILLIoN.
STEAMER ASpALusIA.-We are informed that the
steamship AndalusiG did not leave New York fol
this port until Sunday at 10 A. NJ, on account o1
heavy weather.
We ARE requested to state that the cars on the
Rutledee street line and the King street line viii
be run for the convenience OF persons visiting
the Citadel Square Baptist Church this evening
at tue conclusion of the oratorio.
The FOLLOWING are the numbers which drew
the principal prizes in the Havana Plan Kentucky
State Lottery, Class G, on Thursday, February
18th, 1867: No. s671, s5oOOo No. 1908, s2O 600; No.
1870, $4,000; No, 26,136, $1,000; No. 1146, s5o0o
No. 1854, s5O0t.
F1HE.-Iu6I6 WdS I'LL dldIlu VI NO laob of0AAAo,
which brought out the engines. Some little con.
sternation was felt, and the fremen rushed to and
fro in adm red confusion, but the panic was only
temporary as the alarm proved to be unfoundea,
and the machines were soon rehoused.
We CALL the attention of those interested to the
extensive sale Of furniture now taking place at the
Merchants Hotel. All who are in want Of these
household articles should attend and secure bar.
gains. Mr.. NJ. L. ArMAR will close up the sale as
soon as possible, and an early visit would be ad-
visable.
SACRED CoNcERT-One Of the greatest musical
treats our citizens have ever enjoyed, awaits them
this evening Messrs. ROBINSON and RUDDooK,
supported by corps of talented artists, will pre-
sent feast of melody that shall be pleasing as it
will be new to most Of the audience. The pro-
gramme is well selected; the music all by the first
composers, choice, classic and pleasing. we pre-
dict crowded house.
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAnRoAD.-It is only
necessary to mention that MIR. q. s. HAnEs ia the
Superintendent of this road, and the travelling
public are satisfied Of its efficiency, and would not
hesitate to trust themselves upon it. This is de-
c:dedly the shortest route to Florida, and pos
aesses advantages unequalled by any other. Bag
gage can be checked through to various inland
points, and every care is taken to make 'the;roa
popular thoroughfare. By reference to their adver-
tisement in another column, the new schedule and
programme can be seen.
Mrs. RowE.-We take pleasure in publishing the
following note:
BALTIMORE. February 16, 1867.
Mr. Leonard Chdpt4, Chdrlest0n:
DEAR SR: notice in the Charleston papers an
appeal for Mrs. Donald Rowe, Of Orangeburg;
please apply the S. enclosed to the purpose named
regret my inability to make it larger.
Yours very J. fefRSS1eo5Expi RRASDoEpH MoRDEoA1
We are also requested to acknowledge IS for the
same purpose from Dr.. W. M. F1roH, Of this city.
EoURr OF CHANcEay Chancellor LEsEsNE pre-
siding.-In the morning hours orders were grant
ed referring causes to the Masters, and sundry re-
ports emanating from them were granted. "a.
The case of DELAY us. DENNIS was resumed.
VIM WHA1EY, Esq, concluded his argument on
his exception to the Masters report, and HENRY
BUST, Esq, replied
The case of ANGEL us. ANGEL was then called,
and EDWARD MAeRArH, Esq, was heard in support
- tho avcant;on IN The Master,s ranort and ". r,
r1rr.1r oo,,,,o Tho argnroant ,vos not conclndea
- ...1,, 49, 90, 60 od;o,r,ea
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SALES OF srocK.-At the large stock sale yester-
DAY, by Mr.. j. DRAYToN FORD, the following prices
were realized
sss5oo Charleston and Savannah Railroad companys
per cens oohus suAtan'eeu y o"'o - 'oua as@i1
$4,000 Charleston AID Savannah Railroad per cent
.oO sns;t csrons RareeS nr cent bonds ressm
able 1863. 20
azSo % Sse m - cant aocn nere. s
annually. .esA@67H
Sz,u a,,artsS,v IsS ~ ouAt.o'0'n ~. e 70
eogs sn stte .; sonth G:roi,no connons %
ss75o South Carolina Railroad Coupons e3
saSo STATE o. soosn tasenna Per eeHs
20 shares Gas Light Company stock . $40 per share
. - s. :i.a,
WE UNDERSTAND that a new reconstruction petit
tion has been recently sent to Washington from
this city. It has emanated from. the freedmen
and colored citizens, and claims 70 be the voice OF
the community. New rulers are demanded, and
general change in the present programme made
out This will no doubt, tickle the palate Of the
Radical leaders North, and will be greeted as the
index Of Southern loyalsts opinions. It is useiess
to comment upon these petitions, or endeayor to
prove that they do not represent the sentiments
Of the public. They are gilded pills to Messrs.
SUMNER & Co., and their truthfulness is never
doubted by that immaculate coterie. The signers
Of this petition have been very retlcent, and little
is known beyond the fact that such paper has
been circulated among us, and has been sent TO
the grand high priests at Washington. Their &C
tion and the names Of the prime movers are at
present unknown, and ne await further develop