The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-13
-Rzrua, OF rur. W.sprsrss.--The parti-oolored

RETURN OF TEE HEWANDERERs.--The parti-colored
bridal party, whose bllss was suddenly nipped in
the bud by their arrest in Wilmington, arrived in
this city yesterday. The woman was apparently
indifferent, but her sooty 60 npanion seemed to
think IL an excellent joke. Officer Gray, Of the
Detective force, went to Wilmington for the To-
vers, and brought them and their plunder back to
their old home. From the quantity of baggage
the pair had taken, it was evidently their intention
to forsake the Sunny South and visit some cline
where mlscegenation was tolerated.
ALI or most of the property has been recovered,
and the guilty parties only await the action Of the
injured husband.
The Wilmington papers give detailed account
of their arrest in that city, and describe the Wo-
man as fine looking, but desperately enamored OF
her swarthy Lothario. It is the first instance OF
the kind we believe, that has occurred in this
city, and the best punishment that could be IN
aicted would be to compel the runaways to marry.
PRINTERS INK UNIVERSAL PANAcEA FOB ALL
WoEs.-There is perhaps no agent that has accom-
plished more good than free use Of Printers
Ink. The ceaseless clicking Of the type coins the
news that is furnished to tho public in the daily
papers, and the latest intelligence Of wars and
rumors of wars, the financial and political condi-
ton of the country, and variety of miscellaneous
reading matter is presented to tho world IN every
edition Of newspaper The reading matter Is,
however, but small item, the advertising col
umns often proving the most attractive. 1t is
there the choice bargains are announced, wants
are made known, and the lost found. The lmpor-
tance of advertising is too we'll knowE to be des-
canted upon, and the columns Of this paper show
that it is appreciated by the public as great ad-
vertising medium. The space allotted TO wanss'
meetings. lost, or found is always occ lpled, as IL
is well known that these announcements az once
meet the eye of those for whom they were intend
ed In Yesterdays issue black and tan terrier
deg, that had strayed from his owner, was adver-
tised, and before O'Clock in the morning the ad-
yertise, ent was answered and the black and tan
restore to his owner. This is but asolitary III
stance OF the benefits arising from prompt adver1
tising in the Charleston DAILY NEWS, snd 1t should
be remembered by all who have any claims or
wants to present ito the public that an advertise
ment in Printers Ink always pays. t.
TIE ELEcTIoN-THE Form OF VoT1NG-lMPoRT-
ANT Observation-Disclosures hhhhH600A
publishes the following correspondence
WILMINGTON, N. c., October ~, 1857.
SIR: There being considerable difference OF
opinion upon the right of en- eIecor, under the ACT
of Congress and the order Of the Commanding
General, to vote for or against Convention, ana
not for delegates, or for delegates and not upon
the question of Convention, ind it being matter
of great interest and importance, have presumed
to seek an official decision upon it, see nothing
in the Act of Congress or IN the order OF MAJOR
General Candy, to prevent the exercise OF TN, tnls
privilege by the voter, but desiring, as the edltor
of paper, to be governed by unquestionea, au.
thority in any advice mey give, hope it Will not
be inconss ent with your engagements OF duty 70
favor me with an early reply.
am, veri respectfully,
JOS. A. ENGELHARD.
To Lt. L. V. CAzIA'.c, Aid-de-Gsmp, Actg. Asst,
C Adjt. Gen., Cha. lesion, s. o. ~ {
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY DIsTaIcT,
CHARLESTON, S. c., November T. 1857:
Mr.. Joseph a. .pge,h 1rd, Office Daily una Weekly
Journal, Wmia9tOn A. C.
SIR In reply to your communication OF OCTOBER
2Sth, have the honor to state that the Acts OF
Reconstruction leave no discretion as to the sub
iect referred to by you to the Commanding Gene
raj. l.
only those votes for delegates which conform 70
the Acts OF Congress by being inscribed either for
Convention" or against Convention" can De
counted in the canvass OF votes.
Very respectfully, sir,