The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06

hloI W Ifol. puED OF tne CnlYerBlty
oi Virginia. mir. HoLaEs, formerly resident OF
! this State, ia still well remembered by older
reading citizens as ono OF the most brilliant OF
the regular contributors Of tho old Southern
Quarterly Roviow, then published in this city.
Seats OF Civilization" is the title of tho second
article; md Sketches OF Foreign Travel, by CARTE
BLANCHE, forms tho subject OF tho third. ". Ex-
cess OF Population and Increase OF Crime, by GHo.
FIrznuaH. Y. Memoirs Of tho War; by tho Editor.
VI. Monarcliies and Republics, by O. F. SCHMIDT.
- VII. British North Amorica by A. Pr11spunr, Now
Orleans. VIII. Our Trip To tho Country, by GEo.
= FTrznuoHli I&s Tho Great Fair at Now Orleans.
* Manufaceuros- --tho solths True Remedy XI.
Will Tho Negro Relapse into Barbarism, by J. A..
AAtwEli,: Of Georgia-besidss MASS Of miscol-
lanoous mattor, al usefll and interesting.
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TuE CHAnLksros Board OF TRADE met ut tho
Charleston Hotel Club Room Inst evening Mr..
o. a. BOWEN applied for membership, and was
elected Hr. CnAH q. NOISE brought in state
mont In rcfcroncoSt to charges on tho Spartnnburg
Union Railroad, which ho moved to DO roferrod to
n the Committee on Inland Transportation. 1Ir.
'DELroN moved to: lay tho mattor tho table,
but withdrew it. in ordor to- admit discussion.
Messrs. LErTcH, BRuNs JRYFRRs and NOISE par
| ticfpated in tho debate, Motion to lay on tho
tablo lost. Tho question was, therefore, referred
to tho said Committee.
Mr. BHuNs offered resolution that Committee
Of five BIO appointed to tako into consideration tho
prqpisty Of celebrating the first anniversary of
this Board, and to report at tho noxt regular moot
'''ing. Passed; Messrs. Bnuss, MARSHALL, DAVIS,
snoSDs, and DELEos wero appointed on this
Committee
hlr. NOISE offered resolution That tho Commit
teo On Grievances bs requested to report to this
Board what romedy, il any, can DO suggested
whereby the merchants may DO relieved from tho
onerous and impoItio tax Of ton per cont. upon
the sales of liquors. Mr.. NOISE supported tho
resolution in somo very abo rcmarks. .He was fol-
lowed by Mr.. JEFFoRDs and othcra Tho roso-
luton was adopted.
On motion tho Board adjourned.
NATIONAL ExPnEss CoMpANY.-The last relics OF
this once popular Company were exposed for sale
yesterday morning, according to ON announcement
previously made through tho papers. The sale
was conducted by Messrs. A. J. WHITE & Son. and
the crowd, though not numerous, wa composed Of
parties well acquainted with tho articles for SALE
and who camo with tho intention Of making pur.
ohases.' This sale made for the purpose OF
closing up tho affars Of tho Company, and tho ar
tcles consisted Of vo wagons, thrco safcs, and the
general furniture Of the oficc. At first the bid.
dlng WIS slow, but soon becamo brisker, and the
wagons we're knocked down at prices which OPP
prodmated their original cost closely, bringing
from $500 to &2i5. These wero all ono-horso wng.
ons and ono was without q cover; tho larger and
finer vehicles having beon bought by tho Southern
Express some months since. The safo OF the
z HafnbHqt Conpa1y.was AuitSEIatgc and commodi-
= o1s, but unfortunately fhS 10y had been lost and
the purchaser bought it on great risk, though at
the fair prco ofslSo. Tho prices brought were gem
hfnI, fbo loo
was soon closed. ~.
~. GIVING .UP TEE +" srons."--An evening paper In
New York reports an incident, which, snys tho
y New York Ne.cs, occurred "not many sabbaths
since, but (which no learn took place in tho course
OF the past summer. A lady from North Carolina,
then on visit to this city, one Sunday attended
service at Irving. Hall, whore DR.. Tynga congre-
gstion have worshippcd since the destruction Of
was attracted by lady, sitting near hor, who woro
shawl and brooch and other articles that sho at
SSn to hs
II. eonilscsted:: from hor homo during the lato
PioPert nd nahi6d cortan Initials that I sho % said
sSuia Ro ,0nnd o engraved upon the brooch Tho
complete, gracitpsly returned them to their right
fM ownor, admitting that they wero trophies Which
nTTNh ~l-
with tho army She futther statoa th,t she hed
never dreamed Of ihe possibility Of finding tho orr
s'nai owner, and 30 wore them with freedom" (.
Hnlj::.,is is.tc r II :.-- o .a'h - 4t
- MAYon's Co,nr. Felrnarv "a ,om,,o ,,,o ,,.a
= thrown beraelf oniaida ~ ora-t -, ah;shaU ,a
:. her hoops ana bnd bstohoe rni.v md ihoH,nas
on the npbIic b;,hwo, al h,5 49, ,,a..,'., -
ono 30 IL - % =, 80 .. LUZ sn'n oooi pun IL
u .he chhmDels OF the "Clty House OF Rest, l"
Whero she Hopt of enough Of tho liquor to lot lor
kSnN abe was great sinner. mada her onn,o ronoo
before his Horor n,,5o- a. :. 80. S iAnoo
Y A.ohU, uiiu'r hood OF tears; bnt no,
oene'ing that a little water, whore there had boen
her CONSERVATION S. - .
A~,, 81, -
a han hho woman Will black eye apiece, and
another man Eho appeared to be unscatled, woro
tbfouSht up fof ihErecently delightful fight,
III which eac6 onn n,aavei bis o.n L.n5 ond 49,
+boI,,t,- ,,-. " - ~ .'"S ~" "i''t
not polocmAn como fn aud trumpod ,Whilo Tho
Mayor had no objection TO 'partieH. who have n
fuyn tbot ,voyf i,dr,.t5 a., :. .,;.t,.', :, ~
t;on - ~ h'lie ili,oeen' ee recrea-
Ion, no moo these three nice people $40 eaoh for
man with doliFum l tromona was ordercd to bo
{ ,aentto 'he hospital. ~ ~ y&
~ an ~ Individual wds fined 81 for throwing water
nom roman an upper piazza N "a. into the etroet.
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