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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24
CRIMINA

Tho circuit Court and Court of Oyer aud Ter
~ Westchester County commenced yesterday morn
ng At White Plains, before Justice Gilbert ana assoc
he civil Calendar numbers l6l cases Ihe case 81
& and Wilmington for the murder OF Charles Jeiiea'
~ The Sing sing state Prison in May last Is iof
trial on the I'd Of December
A. Tho Jeferson Market Police Court, yester-
d before Instce Dodge, John Costello was commi..s
for cruelty to animals was also kcharu ma'n 81 10
sS0 West wenty.third-st, on similar % IN,
these bres INDUCED in the pleasing VI pss
inc their horses The examination IN tpe DIvaamS
r,atar FnuI Play0 case continued Dut no new
facts allotted lanes g. Platt was held 10 DALI cnafgS'
with false representations
In the Court of General Sessions yesler.iayI
hofore Indce Russell most OF the cases were Pos.oe
~ mt over until the next term. NUMBER oI Pica W
guilty on indictments for grand larceneS soos Vim
Van wagner and Reyerdy @. Alexander DOM plor, 80
forgery the fourth degree ana wiz ps ee C"bans ar
,onrrov Manuel Wertha aud IgnlclO bare, 1 ,v
rai9ned for larceny from the person, were iou, i,
and sentenced 10 five years imprisonment M. IN 49,"
Prison. The Court adjourned until IL D. H. 'o''"'
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THIRD DISTRICT
TUNNTsT117T II
SECOND DISTRICT.
81. a. 49,.
MICHIGAN.

TIE OFFICIAL coUNT-GRASTs MAJORITY 3O,972
As the canvassers in the following named
counties in Michigan failed to make their returns TO tho
State Canyassers within the time required by law the
vote In those counties Is not counted IN tho result as
officially announced Alpena, Cheboygan, Chippe"a'
Emmett Keweenaw, Leeanaw, Mackinac, Manistee
Manitou. Ontonagon Tuscoa, Van Buren, and Wayne.
The entire vote in these omitted counties was about
81 600 and the Republican majority about 1000.
The following is the vote announced by the State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24

OFFICIAL VOTE FOR THE STATE TIChEI'
Lieutenant Governor. o.
Cornell Rem 2G8O6 Beach, Dem. Al $40 Dem maJ'IoVS
Canal Commissioner. 5000
clerk Of the Court OF appeals 1870, ron
Young. R...263l7 Perrin, D.....4OT7 DEM maV'Afo''
DisiTict-AHOrney .oo,x
jerks r.. 26,702 Morris, D...4 DEM maJl5oP
COUNTY TICKET
County Treasurer. ..,
White Rem 1880 Gardiner D. A. i Dem. maj 1864
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF POOR.
Second District "a.
Mon'gOmy II 1886 Carr, Dem. .29,3l2 Dom mdJ'lofIo
Third District --
nv II I5O34 Seller Dem 80 Dem naJLozoO
FIN District $500.
COROSEIS
First District ..-
,,u,or Pan 81 cs6 Tones Dem 4O,sil Dem. maj ALPS
Second District a.,
Smith Pom OF 90 Whitehill ID. 4O,6S3 DEM maj lijA
JUSTICE OF sEssIOSs. $1,000
ucvt Pom 9c 3gl VOORHEES, d.. .40,g3 Dem. maj liJ9J
''N'F - nrsTpICrG (OFFICIAI1
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THE TRADEsMEN's BANK EMglznrMrNr

In the United States District Cont Yesterday,
before Judge Blaehford the OF the United states
ssI Hnrniss r. Baker trial. Assistant unnisen
states District Attorneys H. n Phelps and Joseph pen
Appearea ior tho Government and Messrs John seuk
weE ana d. G Blrdsall for the defendant The uSen1
ant who was the paying teller OF the Trsdes,nehhs
National Bank Is indicted rs IL also James Arnold te
se receiving teller OF the same bank win b 81 ,Ss
Iat amounts OF the funds Of that banF Iyn,,aJ
defendants had separate examination before unl,su
states Commissioner and all heiS LOT ,bp, n
trials Inc Indictment against Baker s"a 49, -.
embezzled and msapplied the funds OF the n"hk ny
making false entries aud statements IN mo ooohs
ment that in August. 1857, an examination OF Tue
books OF the bank revealed the fact that Baker
$4,000 short; that $4,000 Of this amount was mlsa
Piled on the ITh Of ling 1901 $4,000 embezLed on the
10th Of August 1891 aud the balance embezfed OF mihap
ter the examination OF the books In August 10 IL alleged
by the Government that Baker was called before Com
mee OF The director. aud charged by them with these
defncatons and was asked about the emhel1lemen OF
the sO ON ON he 10Th ~ August and That he remained
slout That ho was then asked about lhe balance of hs
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Total ..l26eOl 95o19 I2lIgO g322s

Republican majority, 3O.972 There were in addition.
2O2 votes for Labor Union candidates in Clinton County,
20 imperfect ballots In Midland County. 2s9 imperfect bal
In Saginaw County and two scattering votes IN OF
taWa County.
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CIVIL.

In the Supreme Court, Chambers, IN tho
matter of the Commissioners Of Quarantine ana the mayor
&C. in matter of the appointment OF 70 ss'
mate the OF the portion Of Coney Island taken Tor
landing station, &c, Judge Sutherland has appointed
Hugh Smith, VIM H. Leonard, and Charles i. KIRKLAND
Commissioners.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION DEFEATED.
The following is the vote ON the question al
callus Constitutional Convention. by counties
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dencit. when he said: my God; don't ask me-" and
further sad ne had been robbed and had speculaod In
stocks and lost The to be continued tonorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24

The Iron Times dominates George William
Gurus TO- tus mission to the Court OF 81. Jau0A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24

rbe convention lost by l27 votes. many toWhs no'
,otino al all on the question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-24

1863. Burke ct al sgt valentine
et al
In. Sherwood AT. Lane et al
III. Mcintyre Agt Fitch.
III. Lake agt. Close es al.
I73. Luke agt. Kels0n Il al
us, .aanhattan Gas-Light Co. ag-
Rosa.
I76. .CshiI 81 al. sgt. CourilAnd
ct al.
Ifs. .Wiste agt. UiriohA
fT9. .Hayilsnd, &C., agt. the haJot'
ct al.
During the remainder Of The tefi-
SUPREsK COgKr-SPBciAL khh
0. IN. Issues
%. Brett agt. Van Arstaie Ct Al.
2Oj. .MiddleGrld +. and Bldg stone
Go. AFT. Dayton.
252. Henry. Err. agt People. G,
gUPHEMK COuRT-CHANBEh =, -
"a. Call Of ca
q. Leonard agt Leonard a.
SO. Berol,iEhe imer agt CogsNeiL
GO. Heath agt. Bank Of Csrolina'
81. .Withers sgt Rie barison'
~. .Berr.tt agt. Howell
20. .KiugslADd sgt Boyle.
n. .Elmendorf sgt savage.
-. .Otarl act. Wood
erpRKss COUgT--CIHCriT. -bAk
Oyer' and Termiaer our
4,l6. Atlantic Dock Go. agl lac
MAYOR IT al N
1869. BAILEY Il al agt HUDSON o.
X. X. Go.
ll2e. .Wsgnon sgt Bnesa
1870 .WeS,ohs AT. KupbAL
Ia37. DAWSON sgt Ranges 81 a.
l4g1. .O'Brien agt Wannemaeher
lt85. Fraser 70 al sEt. Befaee.
Ilg7 Pgmpeily sgt. santa Rita Co'
llsg. .Osgood o. Al. ACT. LippInsna
1895. Hanson agt knight.
SUPERIOR COURT-TkiAL TERN
opens al
267. .Reilley. sr.. Administrator
agL Banks
275. .Tallmau agt Aurrav.
255. .Stechler Agt- CAllagbsa-
3l7. Solomon. bV Guart'H. agt G
r., n. az. X R.R- Co.
SIT. .0COnBell agt Lane.
2la. Cast lgt Nathan
J89. Ulmsn sgt. Jacobs ct al
SUPERIOR CoUEr-TRiAL TERM-
opens .
2Js. Fowler agt. Buruhsn.
40. .1homanu b. Gdn.sgt Georgc
and wife.
502. .Mayhew sgt. Novelty Irof
works.
75l. .Paddon sgt. Union Ferry 20.
5O4. Barnes sgt kaglesoa-
&c.,. Burns sgt SecOnd'aye. X. X
Co.
382. .Lembte hyGdn. sgt Dinsmore
COMMON PLzAs-TRtAL TEAM
Al
1872. Kennedy sgS. Reed
1873. .Schstt-riy Sgi. Gardner
ia. Hidden al. Little
CoMHOS PLkAs-TKiAL TERN-P
II
Case on before a jury. Equity G.
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eOuIk NVFAo - ~
40 x. River National Bsns sgt
Steinreich.
isI Bach et al. agt POote ~ O..
IR1. .Sturgi. ct al. agt; sp'1oto
iaf Iibby AIT. Rose krsDs q ~.
ie9I Prefsrred-Huf sgt do1airE.
1874 .Thaylor agt Kelly.
1875. Douglass act. MAYER
I96 Marshall agt. Stirh3g.
is7. Kelsey sgt Nor. Light Oh "a
l88. .Plos agt. 0sgood - a.
igg .FoleT. b. Guardian, agt Me-
Donald 81 al
he Court will open At 10 a ~ 80
-CAKDozO. J.-Cvurt opens al lOf
( law and fact -
x54. Van Ripper sgt- Reed.
1Il CTummy agt Hogan, iGPB.
ne. CLARK AT. Smith, BrL
J.-Court opens At 100.
sndar at u w.
I si. .Vandewater sgt R-crs %.
N. l. Co.
81. .Mslcbsrs AT. Red.
90. .PoWler sgt LoseDstein.
80. .Moilenhaaer sgt. bollsa.
hsner.
1903. Young ag'. Cbipia 'tii.
l,Kp J Court opens a; 10! a.
ness aDd Civil Calendar.
llg7 .Brose sgt. Blatchford.
| as9. .Stenien agt. Bayley II a.
ll5Oi. Clark agt, Leland.
IlsO7. Samuel act GOldbseh
| 800. Blum 81 al act ochefshsf.
ISIS. August sgt. Lombard.
IlSi7. .Rdwsrds agt Busted
Ii5l9. .CawOod aet Coukiin n a.
1881. .SlOst sst Conkiiu q al
Ils23. The People eT rel Dsnsh
at. Board Of l0sp. Of Req.
isters 81 al
'AHrI-Heid by McCUSS. Loud
II q. IN.
I 81. Comm Of Pilots Igt n J.
StesnbOat Co.
%. .Schleestein azt Steiahsri.
l99. .Bagieson sgt. Mstthssa
-. Rankin agt Van LGOn.
ca. Frame agt. Beatty.
4 I6J. .hcCOil et Al. Agt Saa Nat
Tns Co.
l69. .wigsias sgt. Baker
J 4li .LunpsOn agt. 0Bnss Sh's
PART IL-RoBKRrs0S. q J-Cout
{ II An.
/ pa. .TolAnd sgt. Ma, Steam Nav
Co.
SD. Chapman agt. Fyfe.
500 .Bierman agt. Lalor.
J2s. Can't AIT. Won HOPE.
t61. Sheppard sgt. BROOKS.
5e4. Toledo Fire and Marine 10
slraBcs Co. agt NcAuhfs.
500 ..hcAuL6e agt Utter e a.
go. Hatch et al at. Challls
an L-BAEEErT. J.-Coars op@Hi a
a m.
/ ls9. .Darrow sgt BronEb.
o.. .HamnOsd agt. CFopseY.
ART IL-BRADY, J.-Coart Opeas
! M.
lsndar finished
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.r,,x.. CogRr-GKsERAL TKKa-ISGRAHis, siuLL1' 80
BaHSARD j. J. Court opens al IVs a. H.
Enumerated Motions ,...t R..t at
,eo pt =, A. art VsIenune River National DA"' 's~
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Gold opened at 1874 sold at l34l, l4!, ia4i, clos.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18

s@ STRENGTHEN THE DEFENCES!-
Malaria the mos. desdly enemy Of health, Is every
where active In July and August The blazing sun
Ia de,omposng and fermenkng every species of vese-
table and animal sbominaton, and poisonous gases
that depress and infect the system are universally
present On the prairies, In the swamps. in the
woods, and In the midst of crowded cihea this de-
yelopment of the elements Of disease is now going
on. In short, the human body s In state OF siege,
and reason and common sense suggest that Its de.
fences be strengthened. A stimulant, tonic, cor.
receive and an Alternative required to put 1t in per-
feet trin and these four grand requisites are com.
bined In HosTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs. A
man must be made of steel not to be affected by the
morbid matter set ah3s. n the atmosphere By the
rays Of an almost vertical sun. Nine-tenths Of the
community ore premonished at this season By debl.
ity, indigestion headache, want Of appetite, indis
position for exertlon, nervousness, &C.. that they
need something to build them up and regulate
their animal machinery. Do they want to "fsht it
out on that line all summer" or toachieve an imme.
date victory over their unpleasant symptoms, and
secure that first Of Heavens blessings, "a sound
mind In sound body?" If the latter is their desire
let them resor. to the Bitters without delay That
Agreeable and potent vegetable regenerative will soon
restore the system to its balance-regulating the
liver, strengthening the stomach, gently relieving the
bowels and giving vgor, elasticity and energy to the
whole frame. These are proven facts. No man who
reads the testimony on which they are founded can
for moment doubt them. 6 July 15
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many elegant littls black silk and black lace
paletots, the latest Of which are cut into the
figure and confined by wide sash Of silk or
lace. There are still short sacs to be seen,
however, and the loose sae-paletots occasional
", which had such vogue last year.
Afashionable style of Jfchp, in black silk, is
round at the back like cape, fastened in front
by one button, and turns back with long ends,
that are tied with a large bow. In silk, lace,
muslin or material en- suite, the Marie Antoin-
ette .fcbu is the most fashionable garment of
the season. In white muslin trimmed with
frlls of lace, or rufles of the same material, it
is extremely pretty either en- suite or worn with
dresses Of printed organdie.
There is loose, good sized mantle, with q
sac back, mantiua froh!. and rather wide
sleeves, which has been largely adopted by
elderly ladies. 1t is q very useful and conye-
nient summer silk cloak for q lady of fifty or
thereabouts.
Lace shawls and thin burnouses are in high
vogue, with light toilets. Lace shawls, espe-
cially since the Introduction of Lama lace, are
considered indispensable to wardrobe by
ladies of almost all classes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18

DEMOCRATIC MEET1Sa IN WARD No. IA
large number of the residents of Ward No.l
met at the South Carolina Hall last night, and
the meeting was organized by calling Theo. G.
Barker, ESQ.,, to the chair; Captain @. E. Chi
chester was requested to act as secretary. On
motion of A. T. Smythe, Esq, the rules OF
Ward No. 6 we're adopted, and the chairman
requested to nominate committee of i've, who
would report the names of suitable persons for
permanent officers. and also five names for the
Finance Committee. This was subsequently
withdrawna as far as the president was concern
ed, spd Theo. G. Barker, Esq, was unani-
mously elected president, who acknowledged
the compliment in an appropriate speech.
The following gentlemen were named as the
committee Of FIVE: ". L. Daggett, W. s.
Adams, A. Habenicht. Thad. Street and B.
McInnis.
Captain Chichester then offered the following
resolutions, which we're unanimously adopted,
when the meeting adjourned to meet on
Wednesday night:
ReSo!ued That the Democratic Club OF Ward
No. l of the City of Charleston fully and hear
tily endorse the nomination OF Horatio Sey-
mour and F. P. Blair as candidates for the
positions of President and Vice-President OF
the United States.
Resoloed, That the platform put forth by the
great Democratic party recently, IN New YORK,
meets our fullest and warmest approval, and
we pledge ourselves to stand by that platform
with all our strength and influence.
Resolued, That this Club will do all that lies
in its power to elect said candidates, and carry
out the provisions OF said platform at the COM
ing Presidential election.
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ton of eighteen dollars ALI in sympathy with
the purposes Of the Republican party will
readily understand that expenses must be in
CURED for organization, documents and speak
ers, in successfully conducting Presidential
campaign. The funds contributed will be ju-
diciously expended. Communications should
be addressedto Thomas L. Tullock, Secretary,
Washington, D.. c., and will be promptly &C.
knowledced,"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18

ANorasn RAcE.-The Savannah Republican
says: "We understand that arrangements are
being perfected for another yacht race, to come
off at White Bluff one week from to-day ION
the 2Sd instantly. Several yachts have already
been entered, ,,and others are expected to par
ticipate. 1t is proposed to devote the day to
sport and pleasure, and is probabls that there
will be several races. Prizes have been made
up to be contended for.
'The celebrated yacht Maggie Mitchell, Of
Charleston, will be present, aud will take part
in the contest. Those having Charge of the
arrangements are doing everything in their
power to have the race co ne off with ec1a., and
to make the day one. the enjoyment Of which
will lo1g be remembered"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18

OsE OF THE EIscF.-The Washington Star of
.ssturday says: S.'JJ. So 81. Goss, member Of Con-
sress tom,the fourth district of South Caro-
lima, has arrived here, and his credentials
we're to-day referred to the;House Committee
rnu ;Elactions.m - -; -, -. y. :.
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SunfraI notiffs.

sSr The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quainances of MI. D. HEFFERAN and sons. are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of the
former at his residence. No. 90 Calhouu-sreet, at
Three O'Clock To-Day, tsaturdayl
July18
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18

ANOTHER Hor DAY-Yesterday was decided
ly the hottest of the season, superlatively red
hot. Every thing that lived, moved, or had
q being, felt the enervating effects OF the
weather and succumbed instantly. Shade was
but the shadow of dream, and there was no
dodging the issue, unless the individual shell
tered himself under an umbrella. number OF
the perspiring victims who met at corner
thought that DE-. Kane, Of Arctic memory,
should be telegraphed to, as he could find a
large company perfectly willing to take trip
to the North Pole and climb an iceberg.
Many of the unfortunates were seen at inter
vals reclining gracefully against straw, and
gently imbibing the cooling fluids with an ut-
ter disregard to the outside heat. Aside from
the case Of sunstroke mentioned elsewhere, it
was rumored that two men in the upper part
of the city also fell victims to the heat. Few
dared to risk the sun, and beyond wilted shirts
and collars, no other serious casualties are
reported.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18

DELAY no LONGER in procuring an improved
kerosene stove, If you would save expense and do all
your cooking without heating the house in summer.
No servant required. AL the ladies are using them
They can be had j. B. Duval & Son. No. sS7 King.
street. Advt
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18

"A NEW PorM.-we have received e copy of
.aThe Times, or Chaos has come again. Sc
riiio:comic Poem BY J. o. Marshall" printed
BY Joseph Walker. This .Poem" is more
serious than comic, and more chaotic than
.eithar. - - e.ls
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18

sUMMERvILLE METHODIST
CHURCH.-Rev i. AsBURY MOOD will preach To-
Aosrow, 10th inst. Alsop Bishop WIGH1MAN will
preach on Sunday. 26th instant Service OF Eleven
O'Clock A. NJ. Seats free. WALTER STEELE.
Julv 1s Steward
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18

- BASE BA1l.-The match game between the
Carolina and Eclipse Clubs, which was to nave
taken place this afternoon, has been postponed
son account ola prior engagement between the
ECLIPSE and Alert Clubs.:-i
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18

ap FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
ING may be expected in this Church T0-Aorrow
Sunday Morning, by the Rev. j. B. MACK. Ser
vices to commence at tHl:.pas. Tea o'clock.
Inlv Ii
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18

You CAN save from fifty cents to one dollar
per pound on teas, by purchasing them from Will
sons grocery, northwest corner Society and Anson
streets.
Goods delivered free. stush
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18

aSRELIGIOUs NOTICE.--sERVICE AT
Trinity Church. Hasel-sreet, Ta-Xorrow Morning,
by Rev. Bishop wIGHrMAN, and at Night, by the
Pastor Rev. F. A. MOOD Service at Five P. NJ, In
ths Lecture Room, entrance on Eailen Lane.
rr,v "a $40
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18

CHOICE GREEN AND BLAoK TEAS, one dollar
per pound. at Wilson's grocery, northwest corner
Society and Anson streets Goods delivered free.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18

@ sPRING-srREET CHURCH.--sER-
VICES will be held In this Church To-Horro,v at the
usual hours, Bishop wIGHtMAN officiating in the
Afternoon July 18
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18
THE. DAILY NEWS.

m LARGEST oIRoULATIoN.-THE DAILY
news BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
sREcoaNIzED5 AS HAVING TBE LAReEsx CIR
,oUI. 1rIoN IN THE crRY OF CHARLESTON,
PuGIsHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN.
ENG IN THE PosToFFICE AT THE END oF
.EAC4 WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoVIS-
lions OF THE NEW PosToFFTcE LAW.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

sBssE BAI1.-A social game will be played
This afternoon at haltpsst 8 o'clock on the
Citadel Green, between the Alert and Eclipse
.Club5.sz
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18

: DEATH AT sANa EXTREME 0ID Aaz.-We are
informed that resident sof WILLIAMSBURG Dis
trict; near near Kngstrss died recently at the ad.
yanced axe Of one iunddred and forty years.
,.Thia; is aimoss unprece cedentsd, and the aged
lady is understood to have preserved her facul-
ties. to the last. ss ~. -. u.ss4 -.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18

WHERE THE MONEY Comes FRoM.-We have
been shown, says the Yorkville Enquirer, the fol-
lowing circular addressed to a postmaster in
this county. 1t seems to cost something to hold
Office under the Republican party. AS this pa
per was -ddressed to lady, whose right Of
suffrage has not yet been established, we pre-
sumo it missed its mark. at any rate, the
eighteen dollars have not been sent:
"Postmaster. Yorkuae, 8. O. The Repub-
hcan National Committee, and the Union Re
publican Congressional Committeej being pro-
foundly impressed with the importance Of Wig
orously prosecuting the ensuing political cam
paisn, apply oyou for an immediate oontribu-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18
SuffiaI Mptiffs.


ORPHAN HOUSE CHApEL.-THE
Rev. E. T. wINKLER, D. D., Of the Citadel Square
Baptist Church, win perform Divine Service in this
Chapel, To-Norrow afternoon, 10th instant, at Five
O'clock July 13
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18


A new ENTERPRISE. The Georgetown Times
says Owe understand our ,'gc-ahead' citi-
zen, Mr.. A. Morgan, has inaugurated move
ment which cannot fail to be Of great public
benefit to our town and district, as well as
the surrounding country. In 3 short time the
steamer General Manigaule will commence
her trips up the Pee Dee, and will connect
with the steamer 'Emilie,' from Charleston,
and line of good schooners between this
port and New York trip will be made
BY the steamer every Two weeks, or oftener,
if necessary. Mr. Morgan ,'will forward cot
ton from Cheraw TO New York Insurance e1'
cepted) at not over s. per bale,and no doubt
at times much less" This is certainly great
inducement to planters, shippers and others,
and canscarcely fail of success.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18

The COTTON CATERpnAR.-We regret to say
that one of these cotton destroyers was to be
seen yesterday at the Office Of Messrs. Fraser
& Dill, cotton factors, on Adger's wharyes.
This specimen was taken on: THURSDAY last
from a field on James Island, now under the
mana cement Of freedmen.
Its early appearance will cause serious ap-
prehen sions in the minds of oil who aNe inter
ested in the successful raising of crop OF
long staple cotton during the present season,
and taken in connection with increasing re-
ports from Florida announcing its prevalence
there in numerous quarters, it is to be feared
that much damage may again be sustained
from the ravages of this most destructive in
sect. Further5intelige igence in regard to it's
movements will be anxiodsly looked for.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18

~TRY THEM MANY PERSONS
have within this summer experienced the benefits to
be derived from the use Of PANNN's HEpAT1c BIT
rEns. We would recommend them to al who stand
In need Of q tonic.
For sale by oil Druggists. October g
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18

MUSIC ON THE BATrEBY.-The following is
;-ths programme for this evening:
Overture -Dichter and Bauer.
S q Waltz-Queen OF the Sea-
s. Potpourri Rigoletto.
4. Polka Tentonia.
s. Duet and Finale -Lucrezia Borgia.
6. Gnltop-NiSht Bell.
=. WHowScan leave thee