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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-22

The VEGETABLE TRADE.-Our steamships
continue to transport to Northern ports heavy
and valuable shipments of the. vegetables OF
the ,aesson, thei product Of our immediate
neighhorhood This business opens large
field for Tie enterprising agriculturslist, and,
with the extensive and increasing sfncihties
which such articles will have in their speedy
transportation by ystean to al the great CEN
tres Of population north of ua; thereiis good
reason why the entire country around should
become splendid garden spot. where vege-
tables and fruits of all kinds may be grown for
sale in. the great Northern cities. With
thorough drainage and high tillage the health of
the country would vastly improve, and con-
sidering the large growth of population at the
North, 1.-THE time can bo hardly distant when
good farmer possessing moderate sized piece
Of land In this region will haye Q handsome
competence, > The steamship Charleston, for
New York, which left on Saturday, took about
four thousand packages of vegetables, and the
steamship Falcon, for Baltimore, carried about
one Thousand. This, last steamer was loaded
to the depth Of sixteen feet, Quite q heavy
drsught for, q oossting steamer.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
uiT1oN SALES THIS DAY

AUCTION SALES THIS DAY
Nick j. CAMPBELL will sell at half-past 10
O'CLOCK, on the premises, the good will, lease
and stock of Palmetto House, East Bay, next
to Courier Office.
J. A. ENsIow Il Co., will sell at IL o'clock, on
Accommodation wharf, TWO lots Of sea island
and upland cotton.
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The CONCERT FOR THE WIDOWS HoME.-Una-
voidsble embarrassments have made it neces-
sary to postpone this concert to Thursday
next, when it will positively take place. The
programme is q very fine one, and will shortly
be nublished.
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SIIERIFF,S SALE.

SHLFs
By virtue of o writ of Fieri Facas to me directed
and delivered, will be sold on MONDAY. the 9th
day Of July ne1I, at the northeast corner OF the
Courthouse at IL o'clock NJ, precisely.
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST of the
defendant In all that LOT OF LAND on the west
side of fPresidentstrcct hetwoen Beestrcet and Can
non's court, known u Payne's plnn of the Gadsden
lands by tho No. l63 measuring 42 feet front on
Presdent-sreet by IS feet on the back line, and 120
feet deep. moro or less Bounded north on lot No.
1884, south on lands Of A. Y Dawson, east on Presi-
ilent-street and west on lot No. 1863.
Levied on and 10 be sold as the property Of John
Hargrave, at the suit of John J. W. Ludeu.
Terms cash. VS.. HASTlE, 8. C. D.
May 18 may 18 jun IT, 20, %, july 8
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Gov. oRR.-The Columbia Phoenix is in
formed that, after Governor Orr's term of Of
fee terminates, he will probably move to Co
lumbia and engage there in the practice OF the
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sHERIFF,s SALE,

/. n SEERIFF'S SALE,
BY virtue Of writ of FTeri FdciJs TO me directed
and delivered, will be sold oil MONDAY, the 9Th
day OF July next, at the northeast corner of the
Courthouse, between the hours Of II o'clock A. NJ.
and 8 o'clock P. NJ.
All the right title and interest Of the defendant In
all that LOT OF LA situate on the north side OF
IIaype.street and known as No. IA. Levied on and
to be sold M the properly of Fleetwood Lanneau, at
the suit Of Hugh II. Banks.
ALSO,
All the right title and interest of the defendant in
all that LOT OF LAND, with q two and half story
Brick Building aud other improvements thereon.
situate on the east tide of Limehouse. street. "nd
known as No. -. Levied on and to bo sold as the
property Of W. P. Shinger, at the suit of E. B. stod
dard & Co.
Terms cash. W. 8. HASTE.
June is ma 8. q. d.
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CoRoNER's INoUEsT.-Coroner Whiting held
on Saturday an inquest over the remains Of
Frank Garner, the white man drowned with
MIR. Roddin. A post mortem examination was
held by Drs. F. P. Porcher and Aver, and they
testified that the bo y showed no marks of
violence, and was only diafgured by the fish.
Harry Jenkins, Thos. Crews and Alex. Briant,
the colored crew, swore7 to substantially the
same statement that has been already pub
lished. MIR. Roddin, Garner and the colored
woman. Ann Rutledge, we're drowned when the
boat capsized the second time. The jury rem
dered verdict OF accidental drowning.
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June 15
on pnRl.IsHERs AND JOURNALISTS.

no PUBLISHERS AND OJOUHNALISTS.
A largo amount of TYPE and JOB MATERIAL
for SALE in lots to suit purchasers. Terms reasun-
able, and cash. Also, fine HAND PRESS, price $2kO;
an Adams Power Press, price $500; and a Card
Press, price 500. Apply to F. G. DEF0NTANE,
Box No. %, Charleston Postofhce. April 8
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FULL PARTICULARS OF THE CONTEST.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

III. H.
Jr you want cheap Blank IooEs;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper.
&C.; or Milers Almanac;
II you want Printing executed neatly;
If you want Books bound in any style. or Account
Books made 10 order, with any desired pattern Of
ruling, go to Hiram Harris. Agent, No. 90 Broad-
etrcet.
LADIES FINE TRAVELLING TRUNKs.-John
Commins, No. 131 Meetng-street, offers some of q
superior make for sale. m2 lAdvt.
CHOICE GREEN AND, BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, ut Wilson'S grocery. northwest corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
ATTENrIoN.-K you want to save time and
money in purchasing dry and fancy goods, read
Furchgott.& Brothers. advertisement
VIM IAdvt
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SHERIEF,S .sALE,


BY virtue Of writ of Fiers Facias. TO me directed
and delivered will be sold on MONDAY, the 9Th
day Of July. next, at the northeast corner Of the
Courthouse between tie hours Of II A. M. and
o'clock r NJ,
All the right title and interest of the defendant In
three t3l MULES, three 49, DRAYS and HARNESS;
levied on and to be sold as the property Of James
Corcoran at the suit OF B. Foley
-f.--. ALSO
VIII be sold on the premises situate on the north
west corner OF Market and Meeting streets,
All the right title and interest OF the defendant In
the contents of GENTLEMAN'S FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT; levied on and to be sold as the
property Of Robert NJ. WEIGH at the suit of Orlando
p DormaD.
ALSO,
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 aud
to be Fold tho properly OF Edward johnson at tho
suit of Timothy Fitzpatrick.
Terms cash. VIM. 8. HASTE,
June % ms Sheriff Charleston District.
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GROWING ON THE CANVAS.
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THE ELLA ANNA WINS!

A CLOSE AND EXCITING RACE.
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The start-A Splendid Sight.
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A GALA DAY IN CHARLESTON HARBoR.
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TIE UNDERWRITERS AGEFCf some montns
since established protective company, which
was. to be- controlled by the city detectives.
The latter functionaries have had charge Of q
cart and tarpsulins, but the fire Of Saturday
night was the fret occasion that called for the
use Of the tarpaulins. It was thought un :
:. necessary to remove the stock OF Messrs,
Campbell, Knox j. Co.. but the goods were
taken from the shelves and piled upon the
counters, the tarpaulins being then thrown
over them. Though the water was thrown into.
the upper stories and through The windows, the
tarpauins preserved the goods hom any loss
by fire or water and they can be replaced with
ont any damage.
TIE sH1p MONTGOMERY Theia latest informa-
tion from this ship reports meters as progres-
sing favorably. The deck load had all BEEN
taken of, and on Friday night the steam pump
had been put to work and had relieved the,
ship Of large part Of the water; but some ad-
ditional fixtures were necessary in order TO-
get out the water in the lower paSt OF the ves-
sci. Should proper arrangements TO effect this
result be achieved, it is hoped that she will
tighten up sufficiently te cross Charleston, Bar
The water when pumped out does not appear
to return rapidly, and in consequence tits
thought that her seams and buts are not badly
strained. The parties at present in charge are
using their best efforts to place the ship in this
harbor at the earliest moment.
MUNICIPAL CHANaEsAr COLUMBIA. General
Canby. by special order M. lao, has made
changes In the City Government OK Columbia
very similar in character tothose recently ef-
feoted In Charleston. The Mayor and Alder
men T. W. Radcliffe, ". p. Geiger, W.T.. Wal
ter, A. NJ. Hunt, John Fisher nndA. 3. Taylor
have been removed AdermenFJohn Alexan-
der, r. wearn, John Mckenzie, and D. P. Nc
Donald, of the old board, have BEEN retained,
together with Aldermen c. P. Remsen and F.
W. Wing, two or General iCshby's nominees.
And the.following nev appointments have been
made: DR.. T. j. Rawls, DIR. F. W. Green, w.
Z. Greenfield, and Joseph Taylor (colored). @.
NJ. Wilder (colored), Vim. Simons (colored).
The new Mayor is Brevet Colonel Francis L.
Guenther, Captain Fifth Artillery. The Pho
nix, in it's comments upon these changes, re-
marks: s'The gentlemen nremoyed-Major Theo.
Stark, Mayor, and Aldermen Radcliffe, Geiger,
Walter, Fisher, Hunt and Tsylor-haye the
best wishes OF those who elected them to df-
fice, and whose interests, as well ss the inter.
ests OF all in the community, they have sought
TO promote. Honor attends them as they leave
the Council chamber Of this city"
The VEGETABLE TRADE.-Our steamships
continue to transport to Northern ports heavy
and valuable shipments of the. vegetables OF
the saesson, thei product Of our immediate
neighhorhood. This business opens large
field for Tie enterprising agriculturslist, and,
with the extensive and increasing fncihties
which such articles will have in their speedy
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AWARD THE UMPIRE.

rHH MAGGIE MITCHELL CLOSE AT HEB HEEL
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NOTICES In BANKBUPToY.-Meetings OF the
creditors of the undermentioned bankrupts, to
prove debts and choose assignees, will be held
at the Office OF the Registrar, Hon. R. B. Car
penter, No. u Broad-street, on the days and at
the hours ma. led:
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THE YACHT RACE.

THE YACHT RACE.
AaALA DAY IN CHARLESTON HARBoR.
FULL PARTICULARS OF THE CONTEST.
The start-A Splendid Sight.
GROWING ON THE CANVAS.
A CLOSE AND EXCITING RACE.
THE ELLA ANNA WINS!
rHH MAGGIE MITCHELL CLOSE AT HEB HEELS.
AWARD OF THE UMPIRE.
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above description WAS written, will convey IN
admirable idea in brief OF the chief features of
this mcst interesting event, together, with the
decision rendered by Hon. P. C. Gaillard, the
umpire:
THE RACE.
AS tue moment for starting approached the
excitement became quietly intense. At five
minutes before one, the warning gun was fired,
and the yachts with their buoys well aft lay
ready for the start. At one precisely the start
ing gun was fired, and before the wreaths of
smoke had circled away from the revenue cut
ter the yachts wero of. The start was an ex-
collent one. In moment the jlbs were sci,
and the four Contestants drew away from The
land. The Maggie was the first TO be fairly
under weigh, and was followed by the Eleanor.
Ella Anna and Unknown. But the Eleanor
forged rapidly ahead, and was well in front Of
her competitors on passing the cutter. The
Eleanor, going before The wind, increased her
advantage, being followed by tho Maggie, Un-
known and Ella Anna. OF Fort Ripley the
order and position were about tho same. Tho
Eleanor was in front, and the three other boats
were in o clump together, the Maggie and Un-
known bein, ahead of tho Ella Anna. The
Eleanor WAS now to lceward Of the Ella Anna
which boat crept up, and passed tho small
yachts with apparent ease While running
down the shoal of Fort Sumter the Eleanor
had still the lead. The Ella Anna was near tho
Eleanor, and the Maggie and Unkown were
running near each other some distance astern.
When the yachts were brought mp, the supe-
rior sailing qualities Of the Ella Anna OH a
wind were apparent. This boat kept her posi-
tion very handsomely and worked steadily to
windward OF the Eleanor, which was now fall
ing off to leeward. The boats did not change
their order for considerable time, but the
Unknown was kept before the wind when tho
others tackled 10 the southland, and seemed to
have got into rough water. Rounding tho
light ship, the Maggie was ahead, followed
closely by The Eleanor and Ella Anna. The
Unknown was now far astern and was counted
out Of the race, which it Was known would be
won on the Cooper River in beating down to
the winning point. When the yachts passed
the wharf on their way to Remley's Point, the
Ella Anna had worked mp 10 tho first place,
huggcd tight by the Eleanor and Maggie. The
two larger yachts were sailing abreast Of each
other, bu9 the Eleanor dexterously turned the
buoy in front of The Ella Anna. On the return
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-27
FOR SALE,

NE following property is offered for sale:
i The east 40 feet of Lot /, Block 1. Akin
son II addition to Moline.
IN south of south 10 acres out lot s, Os-
boTn's I'd addition to Moline.
Inc $ ". :, ". !, sec. 20, tip. 10, ? east, 4th
Also acres in n. e. corner, s. J of n. Is.e.
sec; J, tp. 49, east, in the village Of Cordova.
Also, 10 ne-hundredths Of an acre, late resi-.
uepoe OF Edward Phillips near Moline depot.
heier TO Andrew Conant Rock Island
THOMAS MOWERS. Sen.
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SECOND WIDTH.
Hal. S
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HOllOway's Pills,
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Disorders Of the Stomach, Liver and
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Female Complaints

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PUBLISHERS OF NEWSPAPERS

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