The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-15
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LOCAL MATTERS.
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To Correspondents.
We are continually receiving communications on
political and other matters from persons VINO 90
not attach their proper names to the articles sent;
and We take this occsion Of repeating that nothing
can be pubished in The DAILY NEWS without
being indorsed by some responsible individual.
P1c-N1o.-Om German friends will please re-
member the pic-nic at the Schultzenplatz to-day,
given for the benefit Of Mrs. KAMLAH.
PERsoSA1.-We soc in our foreign exchanges
that Mr. PozNAssK1, of this city, is registered at
the Office Of BowLEs DREyET & Co., 21 Rue de La
Paix, Paris.
MAYORS COURT, April lS.-There was hardly any
business to occupy the attention of his Honor this
morning, and small fine for slight offence was
the only penalty inflicted.
GoDEYs LADY's BOOK for May possesses it's usual
attractiveness, in fine plates, fashions, an inter-
estiug reading matter. To be had Of n. N. QUINN,
the Up Town News and Periodical Dealer, King
street. opposite Ann.
Whoever desires to renew tlleir libraries or pur
chase some rare works, had better avail them
selves of the opportunity offered by Mr.. HART's
advertisement, VINO is rapidly disposing Of his
largo and varied collection Of religious and miscel
laneous stock at hall price.
REMOVAL OF POLICE IN WHMINGToN.-We learn
that some removals have been made by military
authority, from the police force in Wilmington and
that the whole pohcs of that city has been put un-
der the supervision of the Post Commander there
the reason given being a want of discretion and
impaa atty in their proceedings.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GooDs.-A reference to
the advertisement of J. FRANK, who is selling
large quantity Of goods, slightly damaged at the
late fire, at very low prices, will no doubt cause
rush of purchasers who are willing to get good ar
ticles at cheap rates. We feel satisfied that No.
1872 King street viii be visited by crowds.
Mn1rAnY.-Mr ). W. NICHOLS has been ap-
pointed paymaster for this the Second Military
District. He is ordered to report without delay
to the General commanding, and subject to his
approval make detailed estimate for funds to be
used in this special service, to embrace the period
of one month next ensuing, and thereafter make IN
like manner further monthly estimates for such
sums as may be required for the execution Of the
same acts Of Congress-.
SERMON TO YoUSa LADIES' Trinity Church was
again filed to ovelfowing last night, and the audi
ence was composed principally OF that class to
whom the sermon was specially addressed. Rev.
E. J. MEYSARDE, the pastor, spoke OF the lntiu-
ence woman had exerted over man, even at the
earliest period, ard showed that her power to do
good had never been lessened. Her devotion to
the Saviour during his trials and humiliation was
commented upon and comparison was drawn be-
tween the male and female characters The sub
iect was made deeply interesting and the sermon
was listened to with marked attention. We under
stand that this series is to be continued.
gPERsoNAI.-OWing to mistake in the address,
We only received on Saturday note, dated the 2Sth
March, from Hon. @. W. DUDLEY, IN which Mr.
DUDLEY says that the reference to sBennettsville,
in the predatory remaks Of the NEWS to the repub-
hcation Of an article from the Herald, signed
sCarolinians has induced some persons to consid-
er him the author, aid adds: Perhaps the writer's
had no intention Of pointing public attention TO
myself, br. such has been the effect, and l only
wish to say that it is smistake entirely" MIR. DuD-
LEY may feel assured that the expression OF per-
sonal kindness which accompanies thus correcuon
is fully reciprocated, and, We think we may add,
that no one suspected him Of the authorship OF
tbe nnfriendly. personal criticisms which discred
ited what was otherwise both aclever and interest
ing communication.
GEoRaIA MEDICAL cIAT1oN.-Thls important
organization met in Griffin on Tuesday, about for
ty members; being in attendance. The. Star gives
the proceedings of the first day. The members
were made guests OF the city, and the press and
municipal authorities were invited to seats IN the
Convention. The following are the officers elect
for the ensuring year:
,Preaident-Dr Chartres, Savannah.
= Tirst Vice-Prcadent-Dr. T. s. Powell, Atlanta
Z Second Weep President DeS. Ford, Augusta
Corresponding Secretary 2 NY .rs 80 amman. Taaa
Recording Secretary-Dr. u! IL. (rme, tAlanta.
Treasurer-Dr J.. D. Fish, 6Svs.lnah.
The yaledictorv Of Dr.. MEANS, and the irtroduc-
tory Of Dr.. CHARITIES, are favorably mento by
the Star. -s .ll
TIE GRAIN <1.RADE.-The extensive demands
from the interior for corn and other breadstutis,
during the present season, has given the gram
trade special Importance in our city This branch
Of commerce has been participated In BY large
number of our, merchants, who have paid more
than the usual attention to the best mode OF fac-
tating the traffic. Messrs. JOHN CAMPsEN q GO.
Keen d large establishment for the sale OF corn, |
hay, oats, &C., at the corner Of Market street and
Rafer's alley, where !hey have for q number OF
wears transacted: business with much satisfaction
to their patrons They have lately introduced sew
ersl valuable improvements in the mode OF hand
ling corn, and the grinding Of it into: grist, meal
&C., and! the enterprising proprietors expect TO
continue these alterations, 80 that their customers
NAV have the best facilities at their depot.
DBTR1or;C ;CoURr JUDGE LOGAN presiding.-Sat-
susraay having been appointed sentence day for
shoae cases tried at the last term Of the Court the
following sentences were passed, the cases being
4 Of the same character, larcency.: =.
Ned. Richardson, six months imprisonment
JAS. Gaillard, one week imprisonment.
Jack Mason, six months impriso
Jack Halowsy, six months imprisonment,
Pennis Bell. six months imprisonment,
Nat Gadsden six months imprisonment,