The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-25
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daily &C one mill in Ptttadeld, Mass.
-Beeoher's church is closed for the season.
Z IL VIII open in time for the fall campaign.
-Moremammoth teeth and tusks have been
dug up at Big Bone Springs, KY.
- -Gustaye Dore was so jealous that Nilsson
= ilted him.
s -Another murder in foreign railway car
risge. this time in France.
Csnards are called in Germany "balloons'
/ and their inventors 'ssaeronauts."
The Radical assessments upon postmast-
s:ers are bringing in more growls than green
: backs. ~ sass e.'sS - 1sss
sT. TIIton says the Democrats are ready to
vols for: the devil. That is his bid for the can
,didaoy.
Grants face is turned towards the setting
sna, and his sun will act once for all in No
f7yember.
-Aubur viii not acknowledge his last opera
as success until it has passed another profit
s able season.
The Wild man Of the Manitou Islands has
been chased into Lake Michigan and drowned.
5 One lessyote for Grant.
Old sThad.; Stevens made q Darrow escape
from Il sudden and yiol emit death the other day.
He came, e,near having generous idea.
s I "A moYeInentis ON foot int. Ohio to adorn the
s grave ofex-Presidsnt Harrison, at North Bend
: and mako is State mausoleum.
Tho Alaska Herald is a paper Of eight
pages, printed in Russian and American type
and language, in parallel columns.
Flozida editor advertises for bulldog
capabta.oE taking q pound Of flesh from q
visitor who cheHs tobacco and steals ex-
changes.
IA plan Is proposed to bring London and
New York within seYen days OF each other, By
means Of fast steamers between Valencia and
st. Johns, and connect ing railroads.
Forhsy talks abont the anecessity for
keeping 0ur legislative sentinels on the watch-
towers OF the nation" BE only means that
when Congress adjourns his twaddle will not
seIlso well.
& !. Sheriff Mckee, Of Oxford Miss, while bath
ing In the Tailahatchi ie River, found an iron
chest, containing 5000 in silver, s2SOO in gold,
100 Mexican dollars, and $4,000 in confederate
money. There was no clew to the ownership.
An exchange wonders why genuine princes
and niIfionaires find SO much trouble in get
( ting wives, while bogus counts and barons
. have al the beauty Of the watering places at
their feet.
An organ grinder perpetrates the Innocent
fraud Of holding sheet Of music before him.
Unsophist. Gated youn ladies ara surprised at
shts proficiency in reading and playing nom the
,ssnotes.
Democratic editors should not be so ready
to complain Of the New York Herald; it is only
swinging round the political circle, after its
ususl fashion, and will be advocating the DEM
oratic ticket again before election in Novem-
ber.
More than one. hundred guests Of the
hotels in Greensboro, KY, were poisoned by
drinking milk at supper Saturday evening.
They were all very sick st the same time, and
great excitement, and CONSERVATION prevailed,
although now they are in 8 fair way to recover.
The World has received a note from per-
son who offers to bet from $500 to 5000 that
Governor Seymour will Garry New York by
10000 majority, and the came sum that Gov
ernor Seymour will be the next President OF
the United States.
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New York, Sunday, attired in yellow boots,
white pants and vest, and extraordinary frilled
shirt front, a flaming red necktie, yellow gloves,
aud a white hat with black crare round it,
above which was band Of the ruf1ed pile.
styleis everything, responsibility nothing.
The wife OF an unfeeliug brute who refused
to work because he s.did not get pay enough"
died Of starvation last week at Orange. She
had not eaten anything for FIVE days. She ad-
dressed note 10 some friends asking food, but
when succor finally came she was beyond help.
Before her death she had given birth to a
child.
Miss Maria s.. Bye recently brought out
!. from Liverpool to Montreal and Quebec
cargo Of one hundred house servants, for
whom she easily found situations at five dollars
and six dollars per month Tin gold). Pleased
with her success, she announces it in letter to
the London Times, which predicts an increased
emigration Of English servant girls.
MIR. Longfellow, it is understood, does not
accept invitations to public enetertainments.
His objection, however, does not extend to
private invitations, such as that which he re-
ceived from the American artist, MIR. Bierstadt,
to q banquet at the Langham Hotel, where he
met distinguished party Of 'literary men,
among whom was Mr. Alfred Tennyson.
The commonwealth" speaks ofthe 'sweird
grandeur and impressiveness ofa recent speech
J in Congress by the venerable Thaddeus Stew
Gus, which remindsit Of the solemn utterances
of the old prophets" 1t does not refer to the
one where the venerable Thaddeus" threat
ems to vote for the Democratic ticket, we pre-
'sume.
"A recent baptismal ceremony at Mantua
might furnish hint to Beecher. The god
father put his right hand on the head Of the
child, ami the godmother on its feet, then the
first said solemnIy: SIN the name Of reason, Of
human society, Of the country, and OF thy fam
lily, I name thee Rome Itayst thou become
good and happy"
IA young scamp, while recently on visit to
the residence Of q wealthy uncle in Port Ches-
Ter, New York, helped himself to q number o