The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-09
Georgia Ttcma.

TEE LAuxoH.-Ye Yesterday morning, between s
and 10 O'Clock, the new pilot boat built at the ship
launched. Notwithstanding the weather was So
see the boat take her hrat dip in her element,
and the chocks being removed, the boat slowly
ghded down the Ways, and when she plunged her
nose in the water Captain Ten .Broeck who stood
y at the bow, broke a Dottlc OF champagne over it.
giving her. the name Of Emma A. Dickerson, il
Compliment to the wife Of Captain Dlckerson
: A sumptuous repast was spread out above the
steam saw mill, OF which the assembled guests
Sibley and Lieutenant Colonel Croften, with Other
officers Of the post and many of our merchant :.
large number Of Indies were also present, and
tables We're Well hlled VILE the deicaoies Of The
season, and vino: and wit flowed abundantly. The
altogsfhs5 Passed of and
Dickerson--Sdod7.z1A Nelos.
A detachment Of United States soldiers has
been sent to Dahlonsga Ito afford protection to
con Concentrate cent there to work the pes % ano aDor 20
The DahlOnega Signal contains q communica-
ton recommending General L. J. Gartren for Gov
ernor. 1yaE5S4 rr4f x, #E go
At an election in Atlanta on Wednesday, to rati-
fy the amendment IN the city charter authorizing
elections by wasds, the vote was two hundred and
ffty-eight for ratification, and Eve against it.
The cambridge Argus says that $50, 900 Of the
subscription necessary to insure tho completion Of
the Gulf Road to that point has been put down,
The Marietta paper mills have undergone a.
thorough repair and are now turning out aupe-
There arc now forty oT ffty business blau houses in
Marietta; embracing every variety of merchan-
disc. B. aIfl. nm: -"- N -
Captain De la Mesa, who lords it over the people
of Rome, has ordered The keepers of the star Sa-
loon to take down their sign Of q lone star He
also ordered @ another saleo9-keeper TO remove his
man who has six young men Of Rome in jail in At
lanta for exhibiting Confederate flag in a tab
leau representing the soldiers grave. 4zs
Three small wooden buildings in Atlanta. be-
tween Marietta street and the bridge, were de-
stroyed BY fire Yesterday about O'Clock, supposed
to have been the work Of an incendiary. The loss
was emal-probably not exceeding $1,000 for the
buildings and contents.
THE SAVANNAH L1REl CAsE-As WE EXPECTED
The New York Times contains the following dis
patch from Savannah. We supposed that the libel
case Of HAYES would be worked up into Radical
political capital, though no human being would
have dreamed Of such thing if the offender was
not q Northern man. The dispatch reads as fol-
lows: Va
The case Of the State Of Georgia us John E.
publcan- indicted for -libelling Solomon Cohen,
hultsr as Postnaster to the 6naed States &C Govern
The solicitor General and 4essrs. Haraeg M unfS aSd
Ley for:the State, and Hon; 3: T. Fitch, United
SsaTes u7str1ct Attorney, and Messrs. Harridge
Chieolm and Stone for the defence. The case ex-
cited greet public inerest from the political issus
involved and the promi. ence Of the parties. The
verdict is considered as adversely affecting the
rights cfau Northern men in this community TS
Il the fellow who cent this North means to saw
that under the laws Of Georgia Northern or Union
men" cannot SANDER honest Southern men witt,
dmpunity, he speaks the truth. The man Who
wishes 70 claim such right here had better ,,et
o. TIE State at once and set up in some bsack-
guard Nortnern community where character is
worth nothing, and bearing false witness against his
neighbors is respectable. Il he means to say that
!, Chatham county court and jury were ,iufinencea
BY political prejudice in this case-which he eyi-
dsntly does-he simply states a falsehood
Hayes would gladly be o martyr, and we,shaIl
not ne surprised to see Radical movement in
Congress for 8 committee of Investigation.
as s3 5.& Macon Telegraph.
The Right Rev. Bishop LxsoH viii preach at the
Catholic Church in Augusta, tomorrow morning,
at hajf-paat 10 O'Clock. FL -
A SUFFERER BY SHRRMAN's MaRcH.-A memorial
was. presented to the Senate on the 3Ist ,tItimo.
from Senior de Palma, the Consul Of Portugal at
Savannah during the rebellion, claiming remune-
ration Tor property taken by Sherman's army. He
had removed his family Winnsboro, O., where,
as he alleges they were robbed Of $4,000 IN gold,
jewels and wearing apparel to the total value of
s32,47 He complains that his application for re-
dress has failed to receive proper consideration st
the State Department. IA 80 ''1y1,' a
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