The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-07

wheel barrow apiece, turn them around indus
triously, and then start them after tame
bear. The man who hits him, will own him.
ALI the arrangements made for the enjoy
ment of the visitors are of the amplest char
acter. police force is on the ground, but
such is the courtesy and quiet Of the throng-
especially among the Germans-that the best
Of order exists. Indeed, all preceding occa-
sions of this character have been character
lied by the utmost good feeling, and it is q
place where any lady or gentleman may enjoy
happy holiday.
The president Of the Club is Captain A. Mel
cheers, and the vice-president is Mr.. ]. D. Lese-
mann. To these gentlemen, to Mr.. lssertel,
and other prominent members Of the associa-
ton, much of the credit for the very handsome
and successful manner in which the 'tFest"
has thus far progressed is due. The pleasures
will be resumed to-day, and to one and all who
desire to have a jolly good time, even as s'look-
ers on in Vienna" We say, 90 to the Schutzen-
platzl
An AspHALTUM MAcnrNE.-Ws have before
alluded to machine which had been invented
for the purpose Of pulverizing the material
used in the manufacture of asphalt. Mr.. John
F. Taylor, Of the Phoenix Iron works, has the
contract for constructing this machine, andit
will be completed and at work in short time.
1t will be portable, and will consist Of a circu-
lar receptacle in which the material is placed
aud pulverized by two powerful screws thst
can be worked either by hand or horsepower.
This machine win be very useful in preparing
the asphalt, and the psvements laid with the
pnlverized material will be beth frmer and
better than those now in use.
ANOTHER MILITARY ORDER.-General Order
No. 81, from General Csnby's Headquarters, is-
sued yesterday, contains the following pro-
visions:
I. General Orders No. 1S9, series Of 1857,
from these headquarters paragraph clause
2, page q, is hereby amended by striking out
the words ION the gross profits Of all banks
hundred dollars" and substituting in Lieu
thereof the following words: Twenty-Five
cents upon every hundred dollars OF the shares
Of capital stock Of all banks and banking In
stftutions.
II. In every case Of attachment pending in
any Court Of the State Of North Carolina, or
Of the State OF South Carolina, upon. proof
that the absence Of the defendant, which con-
stituted the ground Of issuing such attach-
ment, was occasioned by his seeking TO avoid
;conseription into any military organization en-.
gagged in armed rebellion against the United
States, the court shall, on motion, dismiss
such attachment; and all proceedings in prose-
cution and enforcement OF such attainment are
hereby declared null and void.
III. The sense Of so much OF the provimons
OF General Orders No. 20, February II, 1883,
from these headquarters, es relates to an adol-
tional assessment Of tax on personal proper.
ty 10 defraythe expenses Of the Constitutional
Convention Of North Oarolina, is hereby de-
clared to be that such assessment o. one
twentieth Of one per cent. is to be made upon
such personal property as was by law taxable,
and included in the general tax assessment Tor
raising revenue, and on no other personal prop
erty; and all property exempt BY tho revenue
law OF the State Of North Carolina for 1885 and
1867 tsection 8, schedule o., is TO be IN Ike
manner exempted from the levy OF said addi-
tional one-twentieth of one per cent.
~. To remove any doubts, the office OF
acknowledgements, and the Offices OF MEM
bers OF the Senate, Of the second class, Of
the General Assembly Of South Carolina, elect
ed under the provisions Of the constitution
adopted in convention at Columbia, on the 9th
day of September, 1885, are hereby declared to
be vacant. -.-,sss..