The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-14


,isales and personal property: The deputy sher-
ia has instructions to levy Immediately on all
such executions. The sherifs office was yes
..terdsy the most popular place in the city, and
scfhe State reaped rich harvest Of greenbacks
!. from those persons who were anxious to re-
/. move their names rom the obnoxious list.
AZ it VIII be repubEshed next Monday, there is
not too much time for defaulters to cash up.
sBnsADsruYTs. FROM TIE soyTH.-It It is graft
bing, says the Baltimore iSun, to observe that
] every steamer arriving at this port: nor from
.Charisstol, since the harvest commenced,
:fstches breadstufs. The stesmer Falcon,
which arrived ON Friday from that port,
brought two thounand 6ye hundred bushels
wheat besides rice, fruit and vegetables, in
sadditiont to other commodities. This exporta-
syitt;;on Of wheat, which has succeeded the means
OF subsistence sent from this and other ports
afor the last feg years, is Q cheering indication
$ that under the influence Of favorable seasons
and perseYering industry, the extreme destitu-
tion csused hy the var and succeeding fail:-e
sdf crops Is b sginning to pass away.
sSse5s,s g..
sIowASnE,s BxxznIAN CmcUs.-In the pre-
:sentsd sdearth Of amusement, the temporary VISIT
OF the Circus has proved . god-send to those
parsons who shaSe'an extra amount OF gEeen-
backs and Q desire toenioy thernselye. 3. There
are taw hippodrones that can equal the Brs-
lillian, and the general opinion Of the visitors
jsss night Yss fiehIycommendatory. tits con-
.oeded 70 be the finest tihone opera that has ever
visited the South barebacked ri, ing being
ssun,eouallsd Among the present performers
are several southsrners, and the Circus has
been greatly improved since its last visit. To-
night win be the benefit Of Mr.. E. W. Blance,
ssrha Youn9 Georgian, and he should be
gseeted by 8 fafga audience, as the attractions
oneteo toe sue 9eoss1o e sS : ss.s :" ~ -" --
Z llelna ..-...s.. -
vas recently made by
some sct the Sanciant mariners \ to inau 5urate
{ amstc6racsrbetvesnt the Maggie Mitchell and
the Ella Anna Tor hft doHara a side, but, from
& sona fitch, -ths Sarangene failed to come
OFT The lovers. Of nautical sports have, how
sever, the prospect OF srace-gs gstill before them.
The snnSf e95G has Been subscribed for the
4 spurchase Of ssoms silver plate, to be given to
.ts,e winning ysShs: the contestants to be the
ssarne tour that participated in the last race.
When this scheme. Was first originated those
interested placed the limit at s4O0, but the
subscriptions have not reached that point, and
sitWould be hardly advisable to keep the LISTS
topen much longer. With $3.50 9 hne SILVER
ptcher, or goblet, and salyer could ne purohas-
ed nn tnere fould De Dalance iett sunc.en'
TO purchase . silk penaant LOT tne winning
yacht The summer Is proyernlaHy onn
season among the business portion Oh the
: community, ana Q sacns race eoulo % easlly
arranged that would equal the iast IN eAcite-
.ment and cause the dul times 10 De, torsoe1en.
- -p,1r7-. Th;a ,o,.o, uho
..s.s.a...s h;,oso,s - -b.vo heen snrceon 10
.os .s.s. M.-;n;;i;.n sna Who de1ivered a
n o;t, :. eeo; IN tron.
) III 11ba urnt.v;rla Tndanandent- savs he oaye
lie :. I,a,s. aer.rd Henyalion aswiss eentle-
man ~ edncat;on. He said he was well educa-
TAD and conld sneak several different lam
:. .o,napea, aa well as perform on the piano, gui-
tar Co. ana proposed 10 'eaen aa snese. ne
si,ea on ss's.a " 'ne p.inpa-s - ~ s ss,
Aua sppuoe t,, ~ q p 80. 80, I az , aas;n .o ~
as e1.o ~ .ssn WOW =: @ .ss -" ae Ie % ~ =.
sae lan ssssle1, aua = NC 49, s, sas'
snoe.a saaes : Ap b;mssp .. hsns hsrdrn IN
ese s.,s s..n.a., : ,o.n ~ email auopnla
n1ues, an - S:s.ssa lsho .l., .sr,,r. ih;,sd nth
s,eoH ae1e.I s.1ens ~ ~ "a sasn 1;S;na a.
nun. ne eolu eaon 'n1s 80 -ae 80 .s, s,..s,o -
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