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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-12

pABDONABLE PRIDE. - The New
Orleans journals are Justly proud of
the quiet, orderly and decOrous con-
duct Of the people of that city, on
,le occasion of the great popular
4 demonstration of Saturday night,
Doth ult. The Crescent says:
"The order and quiet which reign.
ell in New Orleans during the whole
of Saturday night was very remark
able. Twenty thousand men, all in
tenscly enthusiastic in the cause of
their political candidates, marching
to the strains of martial music, and
encouraged and animated by the
presence and the smiles of beauty;
one hundred thousand spectators,
blocking up the avenues through
which the procession was to pass !;
and, still. not a blow given. not an
angry word spoken, not the shadow
of dispute, nor anything else TO
disturb the public peace or to call
for the interference of the police
awe make no invidiOus compaYi-
sons as to what has occurred when
demonstrations have been made by
the opposite party. We simply state
that no other city in America can
horst of such implicit obedience to
prcrr,etv AID law, at time WHOM
human passion is Torsod n the
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-12
potttp,

-" II is the gift of POETRY to halow every
place in which it moves to breathe round Nature
an odor more exquisite than the perfume of the
rose, and to shed over il tint more magical than
the blush of morning.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-12

rate its President, we will meet itm7a,
subjected and conquered people. amid
the ruins Of liberty and The scattered
fragments OF the Constitution.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-09-12

WEB-TER's DICrroNARY AED PoL11rcs. -
Don't purchase a copy Of the mu.ilated
edition Of Webs'er's Dictionary. 1t is
the last on". The next piece of literary
" cumming" by these political vagabonds
as likely to be on the gospels as on the
dictionary The publishers of Webs'er's
great work owe it to the public to explain
this piece Of knavery.-Ne1c Haren Req.
lister.
Any person who doubts the statement
which We published the other day to the
The effect hat in the latest edition of Web
ster'8 Unabridged Dictionary the orig ma
definitions of the words constitution,
congress and compact, as applied to the
government of this country, and inserted
by Noah Webster's own hand in all the
early editions of his great work, have
been eliminated, can verify the fact BY an
examination of two editions in this Office
It is little singular that the Advertiser
has never alluded to this piece Of auda-
cious literary spoiation, but as the NUT
laion is in the interest Of "the party oil
great moral ideas" perhaps its exposure
may not re deemed essential By our
neighbor.-Ne,cark Daily Journal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-06

TIE MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL AT SAvAN'
NAH.-The members Of the Alert Base Bal
Club returned on the steamer Fannie last
night from their excursion to Savannah. They
speak in glowing terms OF the heartiness ol
their reception. They were welcomed on the
arrival Of the boat ut Savannah by q commit
tee of the Forest City Club, escorted to and
from the scene Of contest in omnibuses, and
entertained by a handsome supper OF the
Screven House.. In company with their an
tagonists Of the Forest City, they were photo
graphed and afterward partook of champagne
and punch at the Metropolitan Billiard Room.
The result Of the match was the victory of the
Forest City Club by score Of q to 16-quite
a disappointment to our gallant Alerts, who
we're confident OF doing better. The game oc-
cupied two hours and fifteen minutes. The
following is the score in detail:
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The DEREucT SHIP MoNTGoMERY.-This ship
which while on her passage from Pensacola to
Cork for orders, became water-logged and aban-
doned, and which was successfully towed, in
sunken condition, by the steamship Charles
ton, Of the New York line, from 2 point off the
coast of North Carolina to this bAr, and which
has been of this harbor over two weeks, was
successfully brought up to the city on Satur-
day evening. by the steamers Relief. Captain
Payne, and Pilot Boy, Captain McNelty. The
Montgomery's detention outside the port was
caused by her extra draft, say about twenty
one feet, which was somewhat decreased when
the water was pumped out and by the removal
of the deck load; but she was still too deep to,
safely cross the bar, and Captain Ferguson,
who was in charge, successfully removed her
b:w port and took out sufficient timber to les
sen her depth to about eighteen feet and sew
enteen feet forward, and she was towed up to
port in this trim. The steamer Relief, Captain
Payne, vas daily employed in bringing up the
cargo the ship to the city as it was removed,
and Notwithstanding that the weather was
sometimes rough, but small part of the tim :
Der got atlrift. The Montgomery leaks about
three feet each twenty-four hours, but the
water is speedily removed by the pump now IN
use.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, july 4.-Chareston Rote!
VIM. Gregg, Aiken; F. Murphy, city; g. V. s.
Aiken, R. S. Fletcher, George ". Aiken, Sum-
merviIle; E. D. Harm, city; s. B. Thompson,
Johns Island; G. G. Price, ". s. Ball, ]. D.
Ford, city; G. N. Wyman, Augusta.
July Sc. Houston, Florida; H. F. Dutton
and wife, Beaufort; Charles b. Pearson, Eng
land.
Paraion Hote!-R. O'Brian, Columbia; Mrs.
M. E. F. Smith, Miss NJ. E. Hubbard, Miss s.
F. Goodell, Miss NJ. L. Goodell, Miss NJ. N
Wilmington, Miss E. Englemar, Miss G.. e.
Msrrick, Georgia; Major Geo. L. Choisy, S. c..
Capt. NJ. B. Crowel and Henry Gohram,
steamer Saragossa; James G.. Foster, Adams
Run; Geo. L. Gardener, ". c. venning and
Alexander Robinson, s. c.; E. A. Caldwell, sa-
yaurah.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Hsyward, Erecutor vs. DAVIS, ct al.
On THURSDAY, the Esd instant, at II O'Clock, will
be sold at the Old Customhouse,
ALI those TWO TRACTS OF LAND, situate on the
east side of Ashley River. in Charleston District,
about four. ,nd.a-haf miles from the city, the two
tracts together measuring i21 S2l00 acres, more or
less; bounding north On lands once OF P. Duncan
and lands late of Agricultural society, east on lands
of the South Carolina and Northels Railroad
Companies. west on Ashley River south on an ave.
nue. dividing the said tracts from lands late Of DR..
Ramsay.
Terms-one third cash; balance In one, two and
three years, secured By bond Of the purchaser and
mortgage of the premises, with interest payable au.
nually. Purchaser to pay tor papers and stamps.
J. W. GRAY, Master in Equity.
,July6 m2 thi
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Auftion SaIes.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of writ of Fiers Facias. to ME dir ected
and delivered will be sold THIS DAY, the 9th
day Of July next, at tie northeast corner OF the
Courthouse, between t hours OF II A. n. and 8
o'clock P. NJ,
All the right title and interest of the defendant in
levied on aud to be sold as the property OF james
Corcoran at the suit OF B. Foley.
ALSO,
Til! oe sold on the premises situate o. the north
s.,-west corner of AIarke. and Meeting streets,
All the rlpnt title and interest OF the deiendan. IN
the contentsof IA a-GENTLEMAN'S FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENTS; 1cyiej OF and 10 be sold as the
property OF Robert NJ. Wech asihs srit Of Orlando
p Dorman. Ga
ALSO, ssSsSsr.-
Will be sold, on the premises situate on the north.
west corner Of Vernon and Wharf streets,
All the right title and interest Of the defendant in
the contents of GROCERY STORE; levied on and
to be sold the property of Edward johnson at the
suit of Timothy Fitzpatrick.
Terms cash. WE. S. HAS11E,
JulyG m3 Sheriff Charleston District.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Psarce ps. Toom.r.

Pearce Us. 1oom.r. [.
On TUESDAY, the Tth July next, OF II o'clock, will
be sold at the Old Customhouse,
ALL THAT PLANTATION Oh TRACT OF LAND,
situate In Christ Church Parish Charleston District
formerly known as the Hermitage, now containing
four hundred and thirty-Ave acres, more or less;
bounding north on lands OF Mccormick, east on
lands of Thomllnson and Habcaw Greek, south on
Shem Greek, west on lands of Klepstein.
ALSO,
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND with the Buildings
thereon, situate In the Town Of Mount Pleasant, in
the said Parish, measuring three hundred feet In
length from east to west and one hundred feet In
width: bounding on the beach and on lands of Nc
Cants, Thomlinson. and others.
Terms-One.half cash; balance In one and two
years. secured by bond and mortgage of the premi-
ses sold. Purchasers to pay for papers snd stamps
j. W. GRAY, Master In Equity.
June i5 ma tul
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

By virtue of writ Of Fisri Fdci1s to me directed
and delivered, will be sold THIS DAY, the 9th
day of July next, at the northeast corner Of the
Courthouse, between the hours of II o'clock A. II.
and 8 o'clock P. III.
All the right title and interest OF the defendant in
oil that LOT OF LA ID situate on the north side Of
Hayne.street, and known az No. IA. Levied on an6
to be sold the property of Fleetwood Lanneau, at
the suit Of Eugh R. Banks.
Terms cash ". S. HASTE,
July & m4 s. c. D.
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FATAL ACCIDENT N THE HARBoR.-0n Satur-
day morning, July 4, Captain Holland, attach
ed to the outer light ship off this rort, with
Mr.. Charles Beecher, an officer of the Gus
toms, and Mr.. Thompson, were at the quaran-
tine schooner near Sunivan's Island, and
bound out to the light ship in one Of her boats.
The pilot boat Mystery was standing by them,
bound out to sea. Thinking to save time and
labor, Captain Holland, with the parties above
mentioned, got into the row boat and pulled
rapidly after the Mystery, expecting to take
passage in her to the light ship. The Mystery
was shooting ahead with good speed. and had
her skiff towing astern by a line. The row
boat had reached point abreast this skif,
when Captain Holland and MIR. Beecher, think
ing to facilitate their reaching the pilot boat,
pulled up to the skif, which was nearer to
them than the pilot boat, when, as they ap-
preached sufficiently close, Captain Holland
and Mr.. Beecher jumped from their boat into
the skiff, when the latter took broad sheer,
capsizing, and throwing overheard both
Beecher and Holland. Beech her succeeded in
getting on the Mystery without injury, but
Holland, who was soon picked up BY one OF
the ooats and was said to be alive when taken
out of the water, expire ed Immediately on be-
ing placed in the boat. His body was brought
to the city by the pilot boat Mystery, and an
inquest held, which resulted in a verdict OF
accidental death.
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OGHahasSIaS.-One of our city contempora-
ries-onr frfeddpesthe Zeitung-has discover
ed the fact of the remSsssnf The DAILY NEWS
establishment to East Bay. last issue
Of that journal, We find the following pass;
graph: 80
The Mammoth Sign on Eas. Bay;-In a
note from our friend. the Superintendent Of the
Lighthouse on Sullivan's Island with whom
we are in regular correspondence, he says:
Gas was just now filling. my lamp, I was
pleased to see that the old French Coffee
House, where We have drunk many O. sherry
cobbler, has been reopened. The inscription,
however, on the mammoth sign, which 1 can
read at this distance with the naked eye-'THE
DAILY NEws-is certainly very curious one
for restaurant" We at once wrote back to
our island friend to undeceiye him, informing
him of the removal of our sister from BIS! ne
street to East Bay; and, moreover, we told him
that henceforth neither sherry cobblers nor
cocktails will be retailed in that locality. 10
be sure, We do not wish to be understood as
making an affidavit to this effect. In fact, We
mean to test the matter before long, and then
inform our lighthouse friend whether or not
the Coffee house still maintains it's pristine
reputation for good mixed pot.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Charleston Savings Inst'tution Us. La6orde.
On THURSDAY, the 1eth July next, at II o'clocs,
will be sold at the Old Customhouse.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings there
on, on the east side of St. Philip street, measuring
In 'front.' 28 feet inches and IN depth 10l feet, be
the same more or less; bounding west on said
street, north on land now or late OF John Redfern,
east on land Of -, and south on land now or
late of Holmes.
Terms-One.four.h cash; balance In one. two and
three years with interest from day OF SALE payable
semiannualls, secured by J ond of the purchaser
and mortgage Of the premises; buildings to be In.
sured and the policy assigned. Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps j. w. GRAf.
Juiy 6 rn2tb1 Master in Equity.
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Flies caught, Forest City-Wison I, Ktmball l,
/ Flies caught, Alert-Easton 8, schacte ., stubbs
Wallace /; total Z.
Foul flies, Forest City-McDonald 2.
Foul flies, Alert-Heslin 8.
Catches on strikes-Heslin 8.
Home runs-McNulty 1.
scorers-E. L. Beard, Forest City; P. L. Duffy,
Alert.
Umpire-wm. A. Evans, EIcesiors of Brooklyn,
Time of game-2 hours, Is minutes.
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VACCINATION. s. L. Moses, corner OF
Morris and King Streets is In receipt OF the genuine
German Cow Pox. 1t is known fact that many
diseases are enailed by using the Scab from child
rem, although the physician may not detect anytb'
wrong either In child OF parent Those dcsrI' -c j
embracing this opportunity will do well to call early,
as the Doctor leaves for the North in few weeks
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DELAY NO LONGER in procuring an improved
kerosene stove you would save expense and dc all
your cooking without heating the house in summer.
No servant required All the ladies are using them.
They can be had at j. B@Duval & Son, No. SS7 King
street auft
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Flies caught-Frankln-J.F Flynn z; Contest
w. O'Conner 8, D. Touhey 1, p. CToghan1.
Home -Franklfn-C. Egleston /; Con-
test-P. DAILY /, J. Meagher l.
Umpire Mcguire, of the Eclipse. =
scorers-R. Fritz, Of the Contest; ". Burns,
of the Franklin.
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NOTICES IN BANKRUpToY.-Meetin OF the
creditors of the aforementioned bankrupts, to
prove debts and choose assignees, will be held
at the Office Of the Registrar, Hon. R. B. Car
penter, No. 72 Broad-street, on the days and at
the hours named:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-06

TIE BnEssNes OF FREEDoM.-Betsy Rich
:. ards, an old negro woman, and, from her
dress, evidently field hand, was picked up in
Meeting-street, near Market, on the morning
: of the 4th. She said she was sick, house!ess
ani friendless. She was taken to the Guard
house, and thence sent to the Mazyck-street
Hospital
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BASE BA1L.-The following is the score Of
the match game OF base ball which was played
on Saturday, between the first mines OF the
Franklin and Contest Base Ball Clubs. The
game was contested with spirit, and witnessed
by large crowd:
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LARGEST cIRcuLATIoN.-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED as HAVING TIE LARGEST ClR-
.cULATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PosToFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoVlS'
IONS OF THE NEW PoSToFFIcE LAW.
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ATTENTIoN.-If you want to save time and
money in purchasing dry and fancy goods, read
Furchgott l. Brothers advertisement.
~, TAdyt
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A NU1sAScE.-The smouldering IRE in Meet
opposite the Charleston Hotel, like
Banquo's ghost, viii not down at bidding.
FROM SHINE cause it burst out afresh yesterday,
and the smoke was drifted by the wind into the
lobby OF the hotel, causing the eyes Of the
Sunday loungers to look as red as il they had
tsseenn several men in a quuter OF an hour.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-06

ALL WHO are in want of good, substantial
boots and shoes will And them at John Commins'
No. 1s1 Meeting.sreet, nearly opposite Market
street. They are offered OF retail. W8
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTTOy SALES THIS DAY.

AUUIIU-N SALEO Iu1O UdI'
CAMPBELL, KNOX & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock
;. at their auction house, No. IS Hasel-street
ri. AsRAHAMs s. Sons viii sell at 10 o'clock
at the store, No 100 King-street, clothing anc
W. s. HASTE, Sheriff, will sell at II o'clock
at the courthouse, mules, furnishing goods
contents Of grocery store and lot OF lana.
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3 = - ~
A JAcK N Orr1oE.-At 0rangeburg there is
q sergeant in the United States Army conf
manding detachment Of soldiers. BE is
somewhat pert and dandiied in manner, and
Syestelsssay as the down Columbia train came in
citizen named Fraser asked bystander how
he liked the appearance Of the sergeant. No
reply was made, but the question was reported
to the thres-striped jack in office who marched
up to Mr.. Fraser and asked him what he
meant. Mr.. Fraser said that he had not
spoken to the three-striped, who thereupon
aunched forth cuss word, said he would not
allow any one to talk about him, and sent
messenger fora file Of soldiers to take Fraser
into custody. At this time the train moved on
and the result is not known. Did the Com
zmandant at Columbia send the sergeant to
Il 3Orangeburg for such purposes as this?
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
H. IL.

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If you want cheap Blank Books;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper
&C.; or Miller's Almanac;
II you want Printing executed neatly;
:: you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern ol
ruling, 90 to Hiram Harris, Agent, No. 80 Broad
street.
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DEATH OF a FORMER CAARIEsToN1As.-N Is
announced in the Macon Georgia. Telegraph
that Mr.. Leroy N. Wiley, formerly a we'll
aknown merchant in Charleston, s. c., and IN
I New York city died at his plantation in Ala
/, bama, aged seventy-four years. Mr.. Wiley was
an energetic business man, and had accumu-
lated large property.
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, at Wilson's grocery, northwest corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free
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THE so5rH CARoLNA DELEGATION N NEW
sYoRK.-The New York Evening News, Of Fri
day last, says !: Only about half Of this dele
CATION has reported at the headquarters, No.
81 Union Square, this morning. Senator Camp
bell, Gov. Perry and Speaker simonton had al
ready arrived, and Gen. Wade Hampton was to
arrive this evening. No meeting Of the dele
CATION has therefore taken place. Either Gen.
Hampton or Senator Campbell will be chair
man Of the delegation. An informal conference
among the members this morning elected the
opinion that South Carolina should cast first a
complimentary vote for Andrew johnson, and
afterward go for Hendricks, of Indiana
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FREIGHT FOB New YoRK.-The steamship
Charleston, belonging to the line of which
Messrs. James Adger & Go. are agents, left
this harbor on Saturday afternoon last for New
York, with fun assorted cargo Of cotton,
fruits, vegetables, naval stores, &c. Among
the prominent articles on her freight list were
s416 boxes peaches, 634 crates vegetables, $50
barrels potatoes, 427 bales cotton, naval stores,
DC. The Charleston had also o crowded pas
ssenger list. The fattering character of this
patronage, which is taking place at season
when great du1lness may be generally expected,
must be most gratifying to her agents here.
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RosBEa1Es.-The detectives have been on
the alert ever since the robbery Of Mr. Brad
Aess store near Bonneau's Station, and sue
cseded yesterday in capturing another Of the
thieves and recovering the remainder of the
property.
e a coIored man had twenty-three dollars
stolen from him in Elliott-street by q woman.
The detectives were notified, and succeeded in
arresdng the thief and in recovering fifteen
dollars Of the money.
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I. THE GLoRIoUs FoURTH.-Along the line OF
the South Carol na Railroad the day passed off
with perfect quiet. There was no disturbance
4 At any point, the negroes being apparently
tired Of much talking and consequent discon-
TENT. AT Orangebmg Randolph was escorted
strom the depot to the, town by the colored
xfremen and made flaming speech. At Lewis
vile Cain was escorted to church by crowd
;. Of freedmen. No more, at present.
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s Ar Aregnlsr meeting of Dan Lodge, No. 50,
q o. B. b, held at Odd Fellows Hall, Sunday,
July 9Th, the following officers we're installed
Brother b sPRINCE, President
Brother A. a. GOLDSMITH, TicePresident
BrotherJ j. LOEB, Secretary. -
Brother B. RICE, Financial Secretary,
Brother J.; ;ELAUM, Treasurer.
!, Brother H D. r. OPPENHEIAI, Assistant Monitor.
Brosher q. FURCHGOTT, inside Guardian.
sBrclasrL ElUI, Outside Guardian.
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Aurtion Sales.
CAMPBELL, KNOX g.


rtsd Dry Goods, Straw Hats, Caps, No
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January II