The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-23
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"A ritualissic congregation in New York has
provided silver censers for its service.
President Johnson goesto Newport when
Congress adjourns. y: -, -
The cheapest paper in the United States is
he campaign TRl-wAEKIY NEWS. -Four months,
Zone dollar.
<. "A successful belle atsaratoga has brought
seven admirers 70, the point thus early in the
season. 90 -
Prentice is wondering when the Radicals
will finish up their work Of getting in States
that for four years they swore we're never out.
The Democratic platform is outspoken and
honest. 1.he Republican platform is ambigu-
-ous and polite. -,
Tao body Of General Thomas Francis
Measaer, it lis said, was found, and buried
near the spot where found, within Q month at
ter the sad accident Of his drowning, s.,
Ian American girl has had the honor OF re-
eceiving from the Paris police the compliment
of being the most expert thief they ever met,
and Of going for three years TO q French 7, q
prison. 3s.s.s .s. .osa
aThe law in New York is that ssno boy is
permitted to seize dog unless he has reached
st,e % ~ aiobtaen The difficulty OF deter
,,,;n;ns fhe aee Of The dog is. similar to that
In, hv tbe provosi MarabaI Of Norfolk
some time ago. when ordered to kill every.
3 <fourth dog" It was impossible to tell which
- mas q ttsoursh. dog, S.s5 s,..sss..,,
s-.4 gathering Of twelve or fifteen hundred
SIndians was held at Fort Larned recently. for
. the ;purposeof receiving their: annual supplies
3 farms and ammunition. On account OF GER
!. .tain depredations committed by the Cheyen-
mes some weeks age. the government ordered
ytbat no supplies should be issued; and; ;sthe
meeting was brokensup IN conf a great
deal OF disoontent exists among the Indians on
account O. the order, and several acts Of hos
stihty hare already been perpetrated The mat
der has Not yet been settled.
Don't advertise, it's bad plan. 1t will will
call attention to your place OF business, and 1T
isniuch better for people who wish to trade
with You to hunt syou up. 1t gives your GUS
TONERS exercise and makes them healthy.
Besides il you advertise somebody will buy
your goods, ands thenIyou will have to get
more, and it will be: q bother to you. II You
have property to sell by auction or private sale,
don't advertise it, or The crowd of purchasers
might drtY the door step. or soil your carpet.
81 .aGeneraI Sherm an telcSraphs Colonel Top
PAN Ok the Indian Peace Commission, that Two
!. thousand Indians, omprising tbs Comanches,
Anapahoes and Cheye yennea, are becoming very
srestiesss aud are clsmorous for an immediate
removal to the new; reservation promised them
by:treats. They are beginning to think that
fhe United States Government does not intend
TO- carry out the stipplations of the treaty.
4 therefore they threaten trouble. Seven hun
Ged and iifty OF the NaYajoes; were removed
recantly a distance OF nearly three hundred
miles. There we're three births aud only three
deaths during the 6eme of the removal.
The New York rowdies are. notorious for
4beir brutality and impudence. gang Of
them. Wednesday night, stopped horse car
-; {. .,ontaii,inp- nicnic party on the way home,
- -. y.raotad and robbefl the passengers ina
l..I,,t.I one individual with a iyelier
g., t,ar, tho others proposinq to set
. ..ths Ioa;e., iresses. He even lighted
80 s:,i r. .,,,,,od ;ntent. NJ carving ont
es.5, ,,,,,-,osa ,yben fbe conductor. who had
.oond;tion of mastariy
...N..sh is.ssa.,s5 sd ,,rayanted its con-
t;n.s IA tb;s iI,nctnre two policemen
..1... = a,,nos,anns a. ,ba siobt NJ whom
.Esss,,..-,es. 8 ssc,.,r,yne5 sss,, ned
r1,s,ah1o ,r tslsg,a,ns renort that the Weld of
:, ths Tyn;ted Kinodom exceeds the an.
80 Ths effscss og the dronebt are
= tba cror,s IN pa1ts Of CANA
- - 1;ela "a shove the ave.
ln,,s,. Oh. a. cron ia finished in nearly all
-narts Of indiana. and ia decidedly the best they
have had for q long time. Corn, too promises
an exceedingly heavy yield. In Illinois the
yield is very heavy, but the heat is so intense
that all sorts Of work has been suspended.
-Fsrmers are Offering from five to seven dollars
for harvest hands, but can get none at any
price. Dispatches from different parts Of Iowa
and Wisconsin represent the crops to be in q
very favorable condition.
"A fast and handsome young lady of Bel
gium. whose mania is physical culture and a
search for adventure in male attire, but whose