The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-06

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F1cE AT TIE END or EACH WEEK. ACCORDING
TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE NEw PcsToFFIcl
LAW.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER G, 1867.
l. OC /. NJ ATT ERS
AUCTION SAFES THIS DAY.
MCKAY CAMPBELL will sell at 10 o'clock, DR.,
goods, notions &c.
the schooner Odd Fellow.
N. HUNT i Son will sell, at 10 o'clock, boots
shoes, &c.
J. & F. DAWSON will sell, at LIT o'clock, thu
sloop Joseph and John.
r. n. MARSHALL & Bro. Will sell, at III O'CLOCK
horses, mules, cart, harness, &c.
SMITH e. McGHLIvRAc will sell at lug O'CLOCK
tables, chairs, bedding go.
WE ARE ander obligations to Purser ].
Aookes, of the steamship Champion, for favors.
LAsaE CLEARANoE.-The ship r. G. Winthrop
was cleared here yesterday for Liverpool by
Messrs. Patterson & Stock, having on board car
30 OK 81 bags sea island and SO77 bales of upland
cotton. The Winthrop has on board the earies
cotton cargo of the season cleared from th! port
A CUNNING vILLAN.-Jenkins alas Four Miles
a coIored prisoner, CONT icted of being ring
leader in the late riots, made his escape from the
constable who bad him in charge, by adroitly slip
ping through the back door of the Court House
yard. Four Miles is an old villain, and his escape
is matter of regret to the community, as he vii
prey upon their purses.
CHURCH ELEcT1oN.-At the Fourth Quarterly
Conference for WATERFORD Circuit, N. E. Church
South, held at Mount Carmel, Novembe, I'd, 1857
Rev. F. A. Mood, President, the following gentle
men were elected to serve as Ste wards for the en-
suing year:
Dr.. P. STOKES, =. A. WILLIS, ESQ,
J. W. BEACH BENZ. STOKES. Esq,
DR.. A. Z. WILLIAMS, H. ". AcKERMAN,
", B, RIsaER, Dr. d. fARhEis
E. B. LoYLEss.
A New ScHooL.-To moet the wants OF the white
children Of Charleston, it is proposed to open on
Decemuer 9Th, parochial school, under the direc.
ton of the Rev. A. Toos1ER PORTER. The charge
for instruction will be so low as to make the school
practically free one, and arraL gements have been
made to supply books to those children who can
not purchase them. Such q school was absolutely
necessary, and the managers have determined to
make it one that shall do credit to the city and to
themselves.
REGISTRATION IN THE CrTY.-The polls we're
opened to-day in accordance with tho announce
mept made in the papers, though but few persons
svailed themselves Of the privilege Of becoming
bona fds citizens. The following is the returns as
received:
City Hall, Wards Nos. and 2-Number ofregis-
tered whites, 2; cc,ored, 8; unable to write, 2.
Market Hall Ward No. S-Numbsr Of registered,
whites, 4; colored, l. unable to write,
Washington Engine House, Wards Nos. o, G, 2
and s-Num5er of registered, whites 2; colored, s;
unable to write, l.
FRE.-At ten o'clock last night an alarm Of fire
was given, and the flames soon attracted large
crowd to Central Wharf. The FIRE originated in
Messrs. ". n. Kidd & Co.'S warehouse ~ North
Central Wharf The storahouse was filed with
whiskey, and TIE flames soon swer rough the
entire buidin, The engines had seve.al streams
on the fire, and succeeded in conhuing it to the
building whore it originated. The .roperty be-
longed to the Bank OF the State and was insured
In the agencies OF Mr.. Tobias. Mr. Kidd, we
learn, was insured in New York. His stock was q
total loss and the building was completely gutted
by the flames.
TIE CHARLESTON BOARD OF TRADE.-The regu-
lar mont lly meeting OF this Society was held at
P. NJ. Yesterday, at the Charleston Hotel Club
Room.
Dir. Fronebsrger, from the committee appointed
some months ago to confer with the Supertntend-
snt Of the South Carolina Railroad, remarked that
the committee had conferred with the Superin-
tendent, who manifested every disposition to meet
the wishes Of the Board OF Trade, and that the de-
sired change had since been made in the running
OF the trains IN regard to which the conference
had taken place.
On motion Of Mr.. 0lney it was
Resolved, That the Executive Committee he re.
ouested TO report at the next regular meeting ol
this Board on ell questions referred 10 them fof
their consideration, and that the Secretary be in
structed 10 transmit copy OF this resolution tc
the chairman Of that committee.
On motion, the Board then adjourned.
HorEr AaarvALa-Pauuaoa Hotel-J. c. GlR
9Th, Yancyvine, N. c.; George D. Boyd, Rock
ingham County, N. G.. Samuel F. Adams, Thomas
@. Moran, James D. Small and John w. Moon, N
C.;John B. Hubbs, Danville, Va; Lieutenant Hart
man, Castle Pinokney; L. Sheppard, .. s. Army
b. D. Msrcker, Aiken, S. c.; T. o. McCown, Will
liamsburg; ]. B. Carter, Johnsonvile;J j. R. China
Kinsstree; J. J. Nettles, Northeastern Railroad.
CAorleston Ho,a.-Martin L. Ritcher. Madison
Ga; q. G. Cromln, n. Y; L. Stone, Baltimore; s.
T. Dearing, Augusta, Ga; ]. R. Mouzon and John
G. Presley, Williamsburg, s. c.; c. 8. Lamb, So
Ca; q. F. Tindal, Clarendon; ". ]. Lee, King
stree; J. P. Gamble, Kingstree; ". q. Bradshaw
wife and child, N Y; Mrs. Fitch ard Mrs. Ahill
NY; Luther Roll and daughter, Augusta; R. b
Csnsy, Robert Douglas, Lee Powell, N. Y; D. Il
shelton, s. C;J. o. Connell, Greensboro, n c.
Ntls House.-Henry Geogehan, steamer Sara
gossa; W. R. Hodges, n. O.; Thos. NJ. Todd, Gal
weston; Thos. Little, N. O.; Geo. s. Kennedy
Philsdsphia; Captain Crowel, steamer Saragossa
Stephen E. Millett and J. c. Millett, Beaufort, s.
O.; s. ". Rhoades, U. s. A.; Mrs. Rhoades and
child; ". O. Bennett, St. Helena; A. Fred Schultz
city; ]. B. GarYis, Rutherfordton. n c.; ]. R.
Hamilton, Columbia; Lemuel Crane, city; Judson
Butts and wife, and ]. R. Early, Phladelphia
Chas. Il. Larendon, N. j.; William Heyward s.
O.;LeRoy F. Youmans Edge6eld, s. e.
BEL OF MoaTALITy.-Return of deaths within
the city Of Charleston for the week ending No
ysmber I'd, 1867:
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