The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-15
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spectfuIy ask the patronage Of our friends.
Post OHice Notice.
CHARLESTON, 8. G., May 6, ls67.}
Hereafter, until further notice, the Northeastern
Mails win close at LIS P. NJ, and arriving at the
Depot at 9.I5 A. NJ will be ready for delivery at IL
O'Clock. On Sundays the Post Office will open at
1880 Pm. for one hour.
Tie Mails for South Carolina Railroad will con-
time to close daily ct O'Clock A. NJ, and for the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at 6 A. NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. 1,
STANLEY G. TROTT, P. NJ
WE are indebted to Mr.. G. F. VoaLKR for late
comics Of New York German papers, Krimina!
Zeiung, and others.
Shippers per steamship Aanhatan are informed
that freight cannot be received after II O'Clock NJ.
(saturday) this day. Bills Of lading must be sent
IN by2P. N.
Coon NHws-DHMNs IN THE BEEF Market
Our readers viii be pleased to learn that SAMUEL
J. FRAZER Co. have lowered the price OF their
beef, and it can now be bought from si1 to fifteen
cents per pound This is no delusion, and by call
ing st Stalls Nos 4S and 49 lower market, purchas-
srs will be able to satisfy themselves. a :, &
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Vurr or FIRE CoMpANrEs.-The Macon f1remen
are now ON . fraternal visit to their brethren of
Savannah. They were received yesterday by q
committee from fhe ftemen Of that city and were
fhoir cfo in So
vannah was made both pleasant and agreeable.
The hospitality Of fremen ls proverbiaI and the
Savannah boys have never been wanting in this
particular. The visiting company Will carry with
them pleasing remembrance Of their trip to the
Forest City. - ' 's4:'s.ss -
TEE GEORGIA Masonic LorTERY.-The new
regime, while it has deprived us Of some >priyi-
leges has granite others that we're before taboed.
Lotteries and their agencies have been heretofore
considered illegal, but an exception has been
made in favor Of the Georgia Masonic, as the OBJ
ject was a noble charity. The advertisement and
plan can be seen IN another column, and the ad-
vsntages to be gained by investing are there tully
portrayed. The managers are gentlemen Of known
prohiiy, and the enterprise is sanctioned by the
dranc maSter anu tne osa'e VI ueoA6i", "uu VIC
public have every reason to believe that the Draw
ing will be conducted with perfect fairness.
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MuRpKR.-On Wednesday night last, MIR. JOHN
W. PaIoE, Of Edgcfeld District, was murdered
about six miles from Augusta. Mr.. PRICE had
visited Augusta for the purpose OF exchanging
some $3.50 in bills for gold. and had camped out
near Quaker Springs. He was accompanied only
by faithful colored man, named Claiborne Look
hart, and they had retired for the night, when the
wagon was surrounded by party Of negroes, who,
after some conversation, fred at Mr.. PRICE, killing
him instantly. Claiborne shouted murder and
out obtaining their booty. NO clue mas Deen oD-
tsned that would lead 20 the desecnon OF tne muf-
dsrers, but Mr. THosi ". PRICE, tne nsner Oh sne
deceased, offered sSoo reward Wmen may leao 70
the srress OF the guisy partles's
.7is.s .g szay5s go ;; {,
ACc1fPInfzST 10 TEE f1ksiDENI.-in onapei
Hill University, vitn @ stranse neglect Oh aa ''is-
tomary usages, did not confer the honorary degree
OF tiA D. ON Mr. JOHNSON curing nus astendance
at the commencement exercises. we are HAPPY
TO stste that the Forrest Base Ball Club, OF hicn-
mond, were not 80 inattentiye, but elected the
President Of the United States an honorary MEM
br OF their Club. This Is good example 1or lmi-
tation, and We trust that the oase Dali oiuDs OF so's
and other cities Hiu enroll the name OF tne EAecu-
tive ON ther lists The Rcnmond 61ohssaeT STATES
that the President should appreciate the comph-
inert, for he ought to be good nana AZ tne
garneLas he has been ootcasng IL On tne Fy, anu
eats"s has enemies IN turn, ior some s@e e,d p ,s
ts'y my - snoAA ~. IN,is i', -.
ne Sil yes salns Afounu 'Ie enS.e, aaAe -
"o'"e run, sne, Pss',ne y se oe S A soas -,
nov e.uss soii.s ~ o.ss.s o' 0 o. =
s'o1e ~ 1'0o WINNING sDo ea'-'' .s,..,l.I 80
AxnoHIAh-Inis ls tne u1le 2, n'as ~, e.l. !
craving that mas Deen recently puDnsaep' anu 70
odred Ton sale by Messrs. HoIEs q oo., ~ .ns
bsok store. Inc cenue plece REPRESENTS tne yeSs,
nag OF the oonfederacy waving ammo Inc anoAe u
battle, and the euiogy oeioW ssa1es tns' 'ne war
rors banner takes its nent 70 siee' 'ne "afiioi :
soul Around tn's Doroer oi ING enei eis'"e ~.e
REPRESENTATIONS nom oinsfent Das'lts famous ~
the fonr years OF War' ana sne Wno.e' Wasa naleu,
VII MAKE an iornament eaas snouo 20 onei.sneu '
~ every Southern famly. messis' aohAss q W.
nave tne SOLE agency 1ol tne M esaees s u
Houth Carolina, and copies OF tae engraving WIZ W..
be sent BY mail Tor Sloo M. w u. mAzxok' tns
Librarian OF the Charleston Library, WIZ canvass
the city for subscribers. ASIDE nom tne pieaAns
reoonections o. the past tnas feSieW Q, tns pio,
ture would can FORTH 1t is work Oh af' tns' sou.a
be an ornament to any picture gallery, ana We ao-
wise call and an examination az HOLMES BOOK
etore ,sF ! =. y. a.. 80 90. a.
.seS. eEasd5 ,.,....s 90 n ll54I.-,4. 2,
EAnLY C1osno.-We have received commune
cation ON shis subject signed '.many clerks" and
The reasons they advance for this movement are
warmest approval: The business transacted on
King, Meeting, Hsyne, and East Bay streets, Is
Invariably performed IN the morning aurins tne
vrS,nkh n and