The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-01

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RECOGNIZED as HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
.cULAr1oN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PosToFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO The PRo7IS-
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFIcE LAW.
LOCAL. NJ MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
{ MCKAY & CAMPBELL will sell at 10 O'clock.
at their sales room No. 1876 Meeting street FURNITURE,
W. s.. HASTE, Sheriff viii sell at II O'Clock, at tho
:. Courthouse lot of land with buildings thereon
CAMPBELL, KNOX Co. win SELL at lo O'CLOCK, az
their auction house. No. IS Haselstreft dry goods,
i. &c. '
DEATH OF A VENERABLE CTTIzEN.-Colonel
Juo s, Ashe died yesterday morning. and will be bu-
ried to-day. Col Ashe was for many years p-omi-
nent politician, and impulsive but true and warm
hearted Southern gentleman. He filled many posi-
tons of trust and importance and was State Senator
for several terms. He was identified with the State
in the eyentfu history Of the past nom the days o.
notification to the last revolution.
aTopcu,,arr ppocrssros. ia understood
.,, ,ha pe,,,l,con nart will pather their clans to-
.,.,. 49,, n, da ,hronob tbe c,tv In torch
1;s,,. ,..,s,on rhe +ransnareneies win be covered
la, a. 80 tha Rennblican nominees, they
mot baine iesirous of having their light hid under
Jbushel
THE C1Rcus.-The great Brazilian hippo
drone was opened on Saturday night The feats Of
horsemanship performed by owande, the bareback
ed rider, were astounding and formed one of the
most Interesting features Of the entertainment. The
troupe exhibits wonderful degree of sdn AS
the stay Of this circus is limited all should attend st
An early day.
RUNAWAY AcGDsSr.-on SATURDAY morning.
as y. fosteI, sue neWly
WAS IN ms ifoin e'io ~,
having duly quanneo' niS noese 'ooA tsA. a-u -
on along Aeenng-sreet AZ tne cofher VI "en'
wosth-street Mr.. Potter was thrown violently nom
his seat and soon after the horse was secured Inc
new alderman, fortunately, sustained no moee SEN
). ous injury than some severe bruises.
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BANNER W tas .,,., = asne. ~
ard bids sair to .aie foremost place in popularity
and eircuaution among the weekly papers of the
south. Those who want Truly southern paper can
not do better than subecribe. Captain james Arm.
strong Jr.. aud Mr.. Edward Lee ara the Charleston
Agents. and the Banner is for sale at Qunn's News
pepot.
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Z !. BOLD DouEeLAhY.-Ilhe pall' ssoie VI HAi' o.
6. Eatas, No. 11A East Bay, was broken open On
sSaturdsy evening ana tnorousniy 1umlaaseo' ine
object o2 the robbers was evidently 10 secure money
.but they obtained only some small change remaining
in the TN. They also took coat and some other
.tioles belonging to Mr. Fretas bat made no attempt
Ito remove any Of the stock probably from the fear
that 1t might result in their Identification.
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CONVICTED AT LAST. y. Callcott,:lat an
internal revenue collector in New York. after yong
trial was convicted on Thursday OF conspiracy 70
defraud the United States Government Oh tne "1 Oh
spirits. Some OF our Charleston people nave cause
to remember this same Caihcott VINO ngureo e4'eI-
svely here Just otter the cose Oh the war; as gov,
tn.t ,,,ns to ba nraoious rascal and a profound
.aept I'm tho game Of erab. We wish him good long
tar,, IN Sing sino.
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JuSR-besloes oeln8 tne month VI fea.es.
mmmcr oesutY, wnea nssure ioo's ue eo'e A1.'
aelds WITH ncn garnisufe ~ leAses Ane no"o''
June mas long p'en connoereo oJ .le
IS the moss propiuous montn ios u'A'i.
mouai " ts' ~ NnAs .ue poo''
cream nay 20 oes ne ieaay ns'nsn VI = u1'' %
Coieridge de,cnoes irtne sesson =. .ue year We
autne oeanscs % ;eAuse a.s s1-p's a. eaa
and man made the town" is felt and acknowledged.
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snerin. 4cler1s o1 Colrs' ffooA.' 'uuS oo.y
Countz ana scna0i VIZ Do Ae's AZ.
,t morIoM. ~ sol.e tn'sauees sno "o,eo " ~
hso1cai pssV N,u nees VIII NO oppvs1.on sOA' ~
the omces Mlp, noWever' cs s0ons'y eon'es'eu sAu
az eacn party mas neryea ,ssen toe ue e0r ,' :,
"ouia % e'laeais 70 pien0s -. Ao -. ....,
espeeans .ie .a'e M' - -. s =, ~,
-1sa y. sDoe.a A.
svoles 'os see 20
II phEbJ oAtn6OiAAotS " suc
public interests. ~4-s.-
I. 49, ,r,,r,,r,,, Tro C,or,eaton corras.
..s,so e.,,,o,o .ays. 81 have ;ns.
- 20 -, I,vor,,t ,,ovomert aroono tbe State
hearn on M nnporai' luoseiiaens a.Aons VAC s'N.e
politicians, 1t seems tnst among otners less peomi-
f,ent Generals Hampton, Chestnut, Kershaw and
1fco,sn are ahont lesv;no the Democratic ranks TO
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torm . new ano mofe str1ctiy conse1 Sause PaHts'
which Is to take middle course In politics and there
~, ia tha ...h ~ ao,,.bern e1treo,,sts nc we'll as
tp5 Ssoiu seo PsA1 os So1s'sA ''> s - 49,