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For sale By an drst-eiaz dealers in The
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-14
Tribute Of Respect.

At a regular meeting of tho Charleston Hook and
Ladder Company, No. Q. he Ct their Hall Tuesday
evening, September 8, 1868. the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas it has pleased The Almighty, In His all
wise providence, to visit us, and remove from
amongst Us an old and valued friend and brother
fireman, BENZ. BROSS. who departed this life on
the LIST August, 1808 Our deceased friend was for
long course Of years attiched to our organization.
performing at all times the active duties of the re-
man with cheerfuness aud promptness. exhibiting
true public spirit at the same time displaying
kind and generous disposition pleasing to all. When
from the advance of age and disease he was unable
longer to perform the active dates OF the company
he was unanimously elected IN honorary member.
But now he has passed. away, and his death has f!-
ed our hearts with sadness. for he was one OF tho
few remaining links uniting tho present with the
past history OF our organizations therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That in the death ct our late companion,
BENZ BRoss thi, Company has lost on old and valu-
ed member and warm friend. and ehe community at
large an upright and valuable ctizsn.
Resolved, That page in our Minute Book be ded!-
Gated to his memory and his name inscribed taeren
and tha further token OF our respect we wear tie
usual badge of mourning o; our next parade
Resolved, That tn Sc procee ings be published In
the daily papers OF the CITY, and copy be transmit
ted to the widow Of our friend.
GEO. McLAIN, Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-14

THE DEMOCRACY IN BERKELEY DISTRICT
MEETING AT MOUNT PLEAsANT.-According to
previous notice, meeting of the citizens OF
Berkeley District was held at Tiencken's Hall,
Mount Pie lsant, on the 18th instant. The
meeting was organized by the appointment OF
MIR. George F. Kinloch as chairman and Mr:
Samuel Riley as secretary. The object OF the
meeting being explained by the chairman,
committee consisting Of Messrs. Thomas d.
Jervey, ". M. Hale, Henry Leland, P. E. Por-
cher and E. NJ. Roy, was appointed by the
chairman to nominate delegates to represent
the district at the Congressional Nominating
Convention, to be held in Charleston on the
18th instant. The committee, after due con-
sultation, made the following nominations,
which, on being presented to the meeting,
were confirmed:
Christ Church George F. Kinloch, NJ. W.
Venning.
St. James Santee-J. Y. Dupre, Thos. Pinck-
ney.
st. Thomas-George Elss, W. P. shingler.
St. stephen's-W. NJ. Porcher, ]. j. Will
liams.
st. Johns Berkeley John G. Gaillard, Jos.
Cain.
St. James Goose Creek. C. McKewn, Gail
lard Stoney. i.
St. Andrew's-Joseph Dill, Ephraim Clark.
st. Johns Colleton-John Jenkins, E. q. Wha-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, September 12-Chareston
Hotel.-J. C. Gilett, Augusta; w. q. Jackson,
City; '. H. OImsted, Washington; J. o. Wood
ruff, Florida; E. W. Davis, Lake CITY, Fla;
F. B. Barnes, Savannah; Geo. E. Alden, U. s..
A.; D. L. Craft, New York.
September 1S.-J. J. Van Horn, q. 8. A.; W.
F. Main, New York; W. J. Reed st. Louis, Mo-
J.H. Kane, q. S. A.; C. W. Smith, q. S. N;
s. NJ. Hill, Raleigh; Geo. L. Tomoffsh, Ra-
leigh; Geo. W. Hood, Augusta; T. G. Wohl-
buck, New York; F. T. Watson, Savannah; J.
NJ. ]. Sans and wife, o. s. A.; Mrs. G. A. Cole
ridge, Florida; B. F. McCabe, City.
Pavilion Hotel. September 12.-M. Blanc
keuseI, Augusta; Jas. Lynch, Jerry Lynch, At
lanta; John Felker, Monroe; Capt. II. Dissos-
way, New York. ~
September 1S.-S. 4. Rigby, Manning, s. C.;
E. J. Hickey, New York; W. W. Bainsley, New
York; NJ. B. Crowell, s. d. Gorham, Steamship
Saragosaa;J. G. Cole, Beaufort; Robt. Wood
F. L. schouboe, Florence; Sam W. Maurice,
Kingstree; NJ. C. Hall, Efingham; W. N
Jones, N. E. R. R.; NJ J. Thouron, South Car
roina.
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TIE WEST EsD PARK.-The water lot at the
west end Of Queen street, lying between Beau
fain-street on the north and lBroad-street on the
south, was donated by the original owners to
the ciry with the promise that it be used only
as public park. Portions Of the land 30 do
mated have. at several times been appropriated
by the city for building purposes, and the area
is now much less than that originally granted.
Propositions have been recently made to Goun-
cil to lease portions OF this property, and the
request would have been co implied with but for
the m ,morial Of citizens resident in the neigh
borhood, who protested against this infraction
OF the conditions Of the original grant. The
matter has been referred to the City Attorney
to.await his decision. The residents in this
section OF the city are desirous Of securing this
property as public park, and are willing to
aid the city in the establishment Of the same
at some future day, but are not disposed to see
the vested rights Of The city sold and the pro-
posed park become nulllty.
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GOSSIP ABOUT GEN. BEAUREaARD.-A letter
from the Red Sweet Springs, Va, dated Sep
tember z, says: ''This is the greatest place for
flirting have ever been at; even old married
men with children and aD,ues at home have
been innoonlated With this pleasant distempor.
They say that the hero Of Manassas Jared
badly at this sport, and that-a reigning belle
from the sCity'of the Hills is the 'culprit fay.
In fact, he has said something soft to hei'
and proposed terms Of 'capitul ltion;' 30 am
informed by specialized old lady, and you
know they see every thing that's going on,
and more besidesl :. By the way, he and his In
tended have just taken the stage for the Heal
ing Springs" ....'....,.
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THE BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP LINE.-We re-
fer ourreaders to the advertisement of Messrs.
Courter.ay & Trenholm, announcing freight
arrangements for the coming business season.
The steamships Sea Gull and Falcon have
been plying now with wonderful regularity for
nearly two years, with an average length OF
vo, ,age to and fro Of ffty-fve to fifty-seven
hours, as their respective log books show, and
with the advantages OF 80 short sea line, all
through freights southwark, leaving Balti-
more at the same time, are delivered in Angus
ta, Atlanta, Macon, Georgia, Montgomery and
Opelika, Alabama; Chattanooga, Huntsville,
Memphis and Nashville, Tennessee, and all
intermediate points twenty-four hours in ad-
vance Of shipments to same points via Savan-
nah. AMI at equally low rates. AS regards
outward ireghts on cotton, rice, domestics,
&C., &C., we need only mention that rice has
been taken to Cincinnati from Charleston at
ffty-ive ecants per hundred pounds. all through
last season, and the same figures are gua"an
teed the coming year, which is thirty five
cents per hundred pounds, less than the pub
lished rates Of any other line, Insurance can
be effected by either the Sea Gull or Falcon at
three-quarters per cent, as low figure as Is al
lowed on any sidewheel or screw steamer on the
coast. Southern merchants buying in Balti-
more would do well to order their stocks over
this line and try it.
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The PHILHARMONIC Soo1ETY.-We are pleased
TO learn that there is a prospect Of the re-cs-
tabIshing of this musical society at an early
day, strenuous efforts to this end having been
made by Professors Hoffman, Deden, Eekel
aud others in the city. This society, with the
Coryphean, were very popular in the rass, and
their concerts compared fayorably with those
of the travelling operate troupes. The musl-
cal material in Charleston is abundant to form
an excellent association, and we trust that the
talent now in obscurity will be brought before
the public,
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Acaird'
CHARLESTON, September 70.

CHARLESTON, September IL.
: To the Editor Of the Ne,os: I unwillingly
trespass on your valuable columns in order to
make a statement deem due to myself. i
have received information that some persons,
unknown to me, who evidently fear to openly
avow what they write, have OF late been writ
ing anonymous letters to my superior officers.
What cause Of complaint my official career
may have given I cannot conceive. A con-
sclentious endeavor to discharge my duties
faithfully and impartially, however, warrants
me in denouncing the action of these persons
as base and cowardly, and defy them to SUBJ
st,ntiate any Of the charges which they silent
ly insiruate, but dare not openly avow.
H. W. HENDRICKS,
1st Lieutenant and Chief Of Detectives.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-14

ESCAPED CoNv1Cr.-Mayor Clark received
letter on Saturday from the Mayor Of Augusta,
stating that Rafe Knight, colored convict
sentenced to Twelve months in the chain gang
for burglary, had escaped, and it was thought
gone to Charleston. Mayor Clark handed the
letter to Lieutenant Hendricks, and in half al
hour Knight was bagged. He was identi-
fed by an officer from Augusta, and will be
taken to that city to-day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-14

MuNr1cENT CHARrrY.-The great ppphsn-
ers, tho Appletons, have given Bishop Beck
With, Of Georgia. the sum Of s2O,OOO TOR the
purpose OF building an Orphan Asylum in Ma
con, under the auspices Of the Episcopal
Church. The City of Macon has sold the Bish-
op fine site, covering three acres, for $40; 30
the building will speedily be begun.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-14

SHoRr-sTREET.-We would again direct the
attention of the city authorities to the condl-
ton of this street, between Cannon and Spring
streets. The dirt has been dug away from the
centre Of the street, causing an excavation that
is almost impossible, as it is constantly filed
with stagnant water. The health OF that Sec
tlon has been seriously impaired by this slough
and it should at once be filed up to level with
the adjoining lots.
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DEMOCRATIC GATHERING AT KINasTREE.-
There will be aolarge gathering Of the Democ-
racyoS Williamsburg District, both white: and
,colored, iSn iSn;Tuesday. Addresses viii 30 dehv-
cred BY PROMINENT Democrstic speakers of both
races, and it is understood frat they Will be re:
plied to by R. B. Elliott, colored, and other
members. Of the Radical party. Hon. J. B.
Campbell and 8 colored Democratic orator Will
attend from this city.
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REVIVAL AT TRINITY CHyRoH.-We unaer-
stand that under the effective minisuation OF
the pastor, Rev. F. A. Mood. assisted by the
Efforts Of several eloquent ,d,yines, q revival Is
id I'M progress at Trinity Methodist Church. in
this city, which is of unusual interest. Anum-
her of persons have been converted, and others
it ia hoped viii soon follow. - 49,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-14

"aENo OF THE JEWISH YEAR.-This is the
last week of the year Of the world 5620,
according to Jewish computation. The Is
raelites will celebrate their "Rosh AS
hanah," or New Year, a. NJ. 5629, on Thurs
day and Friday, the 17th and 18th inst,
but the Observance of the solemn occasion COM
mences the evening previous, it being their in
variable e.custom to celebrate oil their Sabbaths
and festivals from sunset to sunset, not alone
because in some of their ordinances the words
are to be found "from evening to evening shall
We celebrate" &o., but in consequence Of the
record stshe evening and the morning were one
day, they compute the day as commencing
from evening, or what is generally termed 6
O'clock O'clock P. N. = So
Theeiorig1n Of the New Year observance is to
be found in thetwenty y-third chapter Of Levitt
Gus: Sand the Lord spake unto Moses saying,
In the seventh month, in the first day of the
month, shall ye have Sabbath, memorial of
blowing Of trumpets, holy convocatlon."
The term seventh month is used because from
the time of the departure from Egypt the &C.
clesiastical year was made to begin at Nissan,
to commemorate the month wherein their elo-
rious deliverance had been wrought. Tishri,
although thus counted as the seventh month
in religious observances, is nevertheless the
first month of the year, and the anniversary Of
the creation of the world.
The corne,s or trumpets which were sound
ed on the New Year were not those OF silver
which had been made for use in the Tabcrna-
Gle. but were made of rams horns, memorial
Of the animal which was offered instead Of
Isaac when jehovah tested Abraham's faith,
and the anniversary of wlich event is on the
second day Of the New Year.
The day is also called Day of Memorial, be-
cause at the close OF one year and the COM
menccment of the next all mankind should
bring to mind their actions of the past and
alter q solemn review of faults and fralties
enter, as it were anew into covenant with
his Maker, the Great King OF Kings, Creator
and Governor of the whole Universe.
The new year also commences the ten days
OF penitence, the last OF which is called "Yona
Klpur," or Day Of Atonement, Of which we
will give our readers an account in due time.
Tue services are OF the most solemn and i'm
pressive character; and even the lukewarm Is
raelte always unites with his brethren in the
faithful observance Of the DAY Of Memorial"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-14

ACCIDENT. --0n Saturday evening, while
some white boys were, playing on Browns
wharf, one J. of them, > son Of Mr.? slatterly,
living ON vendue Range fsll m, the dook'
striking his head on the wharf He was soon
..axtricated, but had receivsd severe injuries,
the skin being torn from the forehead and the
frontal bone injured. DR.. F. N. Michel was
called IN and the injuries attended to.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-14

Base ,BnL.4There will be match game OF
ball between the first nine Of the Mutual and
the first nine Of the Ashley Base Ball Clubs
.4colored), on Citadel Green, at half-past two
O'Clock this afternoon. Seats will be provided
for their friends of the other sex. j..
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LARGE SHIPMENT OF NEW CorroN.-The
steamship hermann Livingston, which sailed
from Saw nnah on Thursday last, had, as part
of her freight, seven hundred and twenty-nine
bales INLAND cotton, new crop. - .--.,f ...
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CATTLE TH1EvEs.--The police of the upper
guardhouse Yesterday secured FIVE COWS that
had been stolen from Mr. Riggs, OF Goose
Creek, and sold to colored butcher named
Gordon. Six COWS we're taken, but one had
already been slaughtered. The thieves are
still at large.
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TIE CAMPAIGN NEws.-Our friends VINO oe-
afro to send in clubs, or individual names, tor
the Daily or Tri-Weekly NEWS, for The cam
naion Of four months, at our special campaign
rates. must do so before the 10th inst, sitter
which date THE NEWS will onlg be supplied at
.our regular yearly, half-yearly and quarterly
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GRAND JURY Room,

GRAND JURY hUUM,
September 18th, 1868.
Whereas, we. the Grand Jury OF the United
States Court, for the West District Of South
Carolina are about to be discharged after sl1
weeks of duty. under the direction of this hon
orable court; and, whereas, in the discharge Of
our duties we have been treated with great
courtesy and kindness by hIs Honor, the pre-.
siding Judge, and have oeen deeply impressed
with the reiued sense of justice and fairness
with which he has administered the law, and
the spirit of kindness and sympathy with which
he has maintained the dignity of the law and
meted out the requirements Of justice. There
fore. be it
Resotued, That our foreman be instructed to
present to his Honor our deep appreciation OF
his personal and judicial character, and our
thanks for the uniform kindness and courtesy
he has extended to us.
o. B. IRWIN, Foreman.
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