The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-06
More Kind Words from our Exchanges.

i Tho DAILY NEWS, under its present manage
ment continues to receive very kind notices fror
I its contemporaries of the Press in this State AM
elsewhere We make some extracts:
From the Richmon Examiner and ENQUIRER.
The CHARLESTON NEws.-Wo observe with grea
pleasure, that Messrs. r. d. Riordan, Francis "
Dawson and Henry Evans have become the editor
aad proprietors OF the Charleston News The tw,
first name Of these gentlemen are well known il
this city, where they achieved high AID wcll-de
served reputation III The profession Of journalism!
Nr Riordan was at one time the agent If the Asso
;iated Press here, and served with marked faith
fulncss and satisfaction. Captain Dawson's careel
in tho newspaper world only began after he hat
laid aside the sword, which he welded with dis
tinctlon in the Cofederate army and his first regu
lar service as journalist was IL this city, being al
different times connected with the Examiner and
the Dispatch, to whose columns he contributed
such productions as proved him possessed OF O
ready and able pen. Since leaving Ric ,mond lie
has been editoriaDy connected with the Charleston
Mercury, whose character and reputation he has
ably Sustained.
We gr ct these gentlemen with our most cordia
20 wishes and predict for their journal the high
est success. Tho charming sprightllness and
ability which they have given to the NEWS already
sho ys that success will be deserved
From the National Inelhgencer. washington D. c.
Tho Charleston (South Carolina) DauY NEWS
Mr.. Riordan was formerly connected with the
Courier, and Mr.. Dawson with tho Mercury. They
both enterprising Journalists, and viii doubt
less make the NEWS an acceptable paper to the
people Of the South.
From the Washington, D. c., EIpress.l
We observe that that the Charleston rs. c.
DAILY NEWS has been sold to AIcssrs Riordan,
Dawson & Co., who will hereafter conduct it as an
independent pap3r. Mr.. Riordan is we'll known
IN this city, and has been connected with the
Charleston Courier, while Mr.. Dawson has been
assistant editor OF the Mercury for year or more.
Both gentlemen are highly esteemed journalists
Of Charleston and we have no doubt that tie
News (which, we understand, already has the
largest circulation OF any paper in the city) will
prosper under their management.
From the Charleston Semi Monthly Recordl
The Charleston DAILY NEWS announced on last
Monday that it had changed hands, and that
Messrs. Riordan, Dawson d Evans had become its
of Messrs. Riordan and Dawson, We predict for the
NEWS bright career.
from the Charleston Weekly Gazette1
The Charleston DAILy NEWS, in its issue OF Mon
day last 28th instant, announced that the paper
had passed from the hands OF its former pro orie-
tors into those OF Messrs. B. R. Riordan, F. W.
Dawson and Henry Evans. We congratulate the
upon this auspicious change The News, when it
was started in this city at first, some two years
ago. had fine opening, and became quite popu-
lar. Then it used 10 call itself Southern pape-
with Southern principles lattorly, however, it
came out as an "independent" journal, and did not
shrink from saying its say in the face Of ali con-
sstency and oil the rebels in the land. 1t is now
under the management VI gentle nen and scho-
lars; and We wish in al sincerity the fullest mea-
sure Of SUCCESS to the DAILY NEWS and its enter
prising proprletors.
From the Wnnsboro' 10. C.) News
The CHARLESTON NEWS has been bought and
will BE- conducted by Rlordan, Dawson & Co. Sue
cess to lhe new firm.
From the Sumter 10. Cl News
The CHARLESTON DAILY News has changed
hands. Two of the new proprietors, nIr. RiorIan
and Mr.. Dawson are honorably known, having
served at different times as Assistant Editors Of
the Charleston Mercury. The first issue Of tho
NEWS, under its new managers, is creiitabe i'll
the extreme.
tFcm the Pickens. g. C.) Courler
The CHARLESTON DAILY News" published by
Mcmillan & Morton, has passed into the hands OF
Messrs Riordar, Dawson & Evans. These gon-
tleman have abundant experience in the new pa
PER line, and will send forth hrst-class paper.
Success to them.
From the Florence, (s oJ aarette
The s'CRABLEsToN DAILY NEWS" of Monday In.
forms US that it has passed into other hands. The
proprietors ara Messrs. B. R. Riordan, Francis W.
Dawson and Henry Evans. We wish them all
success, and trust that the "NEws" will lose none
of its wonted strength and brillianoy.
From the Augusta (Ga.l Republican,
Messrs. b. R Rordan, +. W. Dawson, and Henry
Evans, have purchased the DAILY NEWS establish
ment at Charleston. The first two named gentle.
men are wel-known journalists of ability, and we
have no doubt will render the NEWS highly accep.
table to the business community.
from the Columbus (da.) SUM-
The CHARLESTON News has passed into new
hands, Messrs. Mcmillan g. Morton having sold
out their interest to Messrs. B. R. Riordan, Frai-
cis W. Dawson, and Henry Evans. Aiessrs Ror-
dan and Dawson are two OF the most accomplished
newspaper men in the country, being cduca. ed to
the profession.