The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-12
LOCAL. MATTERS.
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To Correspondents.
We are continually receiving communications on
p2itical and other matters from persons who do
not attach tLer proper to the articles scnt;
all We take this occasion OF repeating that nothing
caa be published in The DAILY NEWS without
being indorsed by some responsible individual.
We ARE indebted to Mr.. c. F. VoGIER for copy
of tho Krininal Zett.g.
MRs. C. A. BALL.-Our readers will be pleased to
have the privilege of reading Mrs. B. 8 yernal carols
in our Poets Corner this morning. We hope Mrs.
B. will not punish us with so long silence again.
EXCURSION AROUND THE HARBoR.-Persons de-
sirous of visiting the different points of interest in
the harbor will be pleased to Learn that the steam
er General Hooker will leave North Atlantic Wharf
at IL A. NJ. to-day. Tickets to be had at the
hotels.
Messrs G. ". STEFFENs & Co., at the corner OF
George and King streets, advertise a choice as
sortment OF family groceries. Their stand is so
well known that we simply refer our readers to
their establishment, knowing that they will have
no difficulty in selecting their supplies.
FIRE AT BAY POINT PORT RoYAL.-Captain VIM
CENT, of the steamer Fannie, ct this port from Sa
vannah, Hilton Head and BeaSiort, states that as
he passed Bay Point, on Wednesday, last, the Gov
ernment storehouses there were on fire, and it was
stated that all of them but one had been de-
stroyed.
YOUNG THEvEs.-Three young villains were ar
raigned before the Mayors Court yesterday for
stealing the iron bars and fastenings belonging to
the store windows Oh East Bay and other streets.
The proprietors were compelled, in many instan-
ces, to put guard over their property until they
could restore the lost fastenings. Lieutenant
HENDR1oks was notified of these thefts, and, with
his accustomed pronlpitude, soon traced the lost
iron to a junk shop where it had been carried by
the thieves. It was identified as the property
of the different storekeepers, and the young
thieves were soon arrested, and vii! be turned
over to magistrate for prosecution.
CHOICE TEAS AND FAMILY GRoCERIEs.-We would
direct attention to the advertisement of 1tessrs.
WM s. CoRwM g. Co. in another column. These
gentlemen have store that perfect in all Of it's
details, but some articles have been made speciai-
ties and these are offered to the public as the best
in the market. Their line Of teas embrace all
qualities known to housekeepers, and being I'M
ported direct are warranted to be 'spure and un-
adulterated." There are few beverages more CRATE
full than cup of good tea, and the lovers Of the
herb will be pleased to learn that they can obtain
the genuine article from Messrs. W. 8. CoRwN
& Co. -
ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF LECTURES In the
Atlanta Medical College for tbs session of 1867,
with scatalogue Of ldatricuatesin 1855 6, and all
the graduates Of the Institution. The following
M. rs constitute the Faculty:
A. Means, ID, Professor of Medical and Gene
1al Chemistry Dc oKsste M d.. II Pr95esz1s %s.9 o.
moreland, NJ. D., Professor Of Principles and
Practice Of Surgery; H. Y. NJ Miller, M. D..
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
and Children ;Eben Hillyer, III. D., Professor OF
the Institutes Of Medicine s. q. Stout, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Anatomy j. F. Alexander, M. D.,
Professor Of Surgical and Pathological Anatomy /;
y. G.. Westmoreland, NJ. D., Professor OF Materia
,Modica and Therapeutics W. 8; Armstrong, n n.
D., Demonstration Of Anatomy n. DAlvlgny,. NJ.
D., Curator: Of the Museum.
The next session viii commence on the first
Monday Of May. 30
The CLARENDON PREss.-We have received the
first number OF this new weekly, published in
Manning, S. G. It has good motto, st the word
for the times ssDurateet uosmet rebus seruate
zscund,s." The paper is devoted to Literature,
Agriculture Morality, General Intelligence and
Industrial improvements" It is published by
Messrs. LUCAS, DAVID. & LUCAS, and edited by j.
!WHHERspooN ERWIN, Esq. He enters on his work
in the right spirit, and we hope will meet with en-
couragement and abundant success, in this ardu-
ous new enterprise MIR. E. says in his salutatory:
There is no need that we should fold our hands
in despondency. There is much and earnest Work
to be- done. New habits Of life are to be formed,
suitable. to cur changed condition, and new
methods of labor are to be adopted, and new and
hitherto unt1ied fields Of labor occupied.
Under the conduct Of the undersigned it shall be
The aim Of the Clarendon Press to aid our people
in the.new, order OF things which has fallen upon
them.' It shall he our especial duty eschewing
political discussion-to gather and disseminate
such infor1pstion rs may advance the substantial
interests If the people, and to revoluhonize those
long familiar habiss Of life unsuitable to our new
failure, poverty; ;alid ruin. y, ''
- ;M4yoR's CouRr, April n.-John rMosely, col
cred young man OF apparently easy manners and
quiet behaviour, stated to the Court that on the
previous day he had been in the neighborhood Of
the Battery and that feeling athirst he had knock
ed at gate for the purpose of asking for drink
ofwater, when Ole James Sawyer, a fellow citizen,
came out, and showed him and used dreadful
names, not the lesst OF which was the terrible ac
cusation that he, Mosely, was q police protec-
tive" and suggested an immediate resort to the
manly art, at nice little spot round the corner.
Mosely stung by the insults heaped upon him, and
anxious to wipe off the insinuaion that he was a
protective" with the only liquid that can bright
en- rusty reputation, directly acquiesced, and they
took their positions, but an ,uninvited policeman
came up and having surrounded them, took them
prisoners, and, no doubt, prevented a horrible
catastrophe. The policeman having heard q por-
tion Of their talk, corroborated in measure Johns
testimony, and the Mayor fined Sawyer S. and
Mosey 50. ,s-.l..........-.....z-
-Four liquor venders, who had been retailing
tssperits" under No. l license, instead Of No.
8, we're fined $40 each, and had rendered to them
o few gentle hints from his Honor.
Rolla Middleton, country darkey, who had
stepped into one Of the establishments thst abound
in the lower part Of King street, and while
pricing lot Of shoes, was suddenly taken with q
fit of mental abstraction, and distracted pair,
which were afterwards found in a bag that accom-
panied him to the store. Rolla's defence, that his
pa would have paid for them didn't help him
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