The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-16
Celebrations.
A NNIvEKsARY rrEETING

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SURVIVORS OF THE SENATORIAL CONTEST,
OF July 10. 1858, who Agonizcd for
the tThrice Hlustrtous'' Hon.
a. G. Mackcy.
THE CITIZENS, WITHOUT REGARD TO pRIN.
CIPLE, color parry, requested to join with
the Survivorsin procession and march to Military
Hail. where services suitable to the occasion
pected to be perioraAed.
The procession will form at the Gust mhouse, at
~ O'Clock, July 1s. and Will start at 1.6O P. NJ.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Grand Marshal Hon. Lafayette Lion, with Aides
bearing banner, "f.e5 have offi e.'
Gideon's Band, stxty.eight pieces. symbolical OF
Chariot drawn by thlrlyfour horses containing the
Distinguished Hero 2 bearing The Dea' Old
saars Band seven,y-six pieces symbohcal of |
the Votes he did not Receive.
Employees of the CUT tomhOuse, carry lug the Iron
clad OatL that they took
Drown'e nand, s,x.y c.- pieces.
Barouche drawn by fourteen sovereign illustrtous
horses, con .a,nlDg our Hero's Relations in
= the ustomhouse.
Moses Band thirty pieces of fSilver.
Survivors OF the Senatorial Contest who went for
Judas Band. thirty pieces of Brasa.
Chariot drawn by eight horses. headed by the Me-
lish. cont ,ining the Hero Of Fort sumer with
the Fl he rev down Al ril IA, 1861
Customhouse Band. two pieces,
Wagon drawn Dy eight mules whose disabilities
have been removed, und containing L. J. NJ,
dressed as he appear. d at Bull Run,
July s, 1861.
jail Band. on" hund' % and fifty pi ces. jail fees
Sheriff riding tour sorrel lors and holding Banner
marked 'Down with Carpet Bsggers."
SCOTS band, nine'y-nine pieces
First Regiment south Carolina Melish eacOrin2 the
Letter recon ending our Hero.
lDfAnt's Hand. one piece.
Arthur with Ban er inscrib d. Mrs. WiDslow's
soothing syrup l take that"
Colorcd Mon who havo beeu employed In the Gus
tonhouse before our Hero was made to take
them in.
Loyal Man who have not been there
Anti-Car pet-baggers of sou,hern birth, led by Hon.
DAVID Barrow, singing ode
Three cheers for the Union Man.
Three cheers for the League Man, too,
Three cheers for the Customhouse Man,
Three cheers for and you.
Mayor and Aldermen sfoot, County Commissioners
City omoers; pact, present and future.
Civ ar and ntbss 3e
Orphan House Children carrying Photograph of our
Hero.
Market, Aims House and High scboc: Commission
Invisible Spirits of our He
Citizens and strangers requested to join In the
rear. '.
The Hall will be open at 9 A. NJ, and ushers
will be in attendance to show ladies' to their seats,
A distinguished gentleman. assisted by other ex.
T tinguished gentlemen, will preside.
+ Rev r. FJaCKSON will open with prayer.
Addresses VIII be delivered by gentlemen from oil
parts Of the Su te the life and hero
from his youth up. After witch the following Ode
written by gentleman who discharged fl ON
| the Customhouse because he would not go on the
| Sheriff. bond, will be sung, and the audience are
| requested to join. The Bar will load the singing.
'Let Us have Peace" '.My Country on thee prey"
| by order of tho Grand Marshal.
N. BIT is expected that Mr.. CLARK, the new
Collector, will be present. and those desiring places
in the Custcmhouse viii do well to come prepared.
The Customhouse Govt who's not heard of the
AZ smooth as q lawyer and round as a priest;
Ibis apple Of rams" Of appetite hearty
| The largess Of Grant and the pet OF the party.
Like Christian she'd stand in her virtues alaok,
| While q midsummer sun would reflect from her
back,
In SOBER communines, perhaps with the skies
| And in whiskiDg her tail and amusing the htes.
II storms went csreering along through the sky,
sublime was her spirit serene was her eye;
Yet stern was her vengeance. and fierce was he r
II carpet-bag shadowed the glow of her path.
Our hearts were as cool and serene as o clam
As she browssd 1atfaHS ~ her dear Uncle Sam;
Giving BLISS to our souls and supplies to platter
How fsryid our love and profound our regard,
When from pastures she came to be milkd in the
Even Arthur. the infant. would heave at the chest,
I AS he the milk how, when udder was press
ed.
Like Prince and his children we lived at our ease
And received from the creature our butter and
| cheese;
And tor .oft.heartea Rebels and good Thomas j.,
She provided kiss and drink Of the whey.
Our petticoats. breeches, our laces and silk,
| Our honor and hopes were derived from her milk,
And pleasure. position aod being complete
At once we're suspended II dropped from the teat.
But diseases will come. thouah may not tell how
To man and to woman. why not to o coWl
But we gave her q boius that Thomas had got
From that prince of physicians. the great DR.. Scott
But sometimes with cows when diseases Assail
Nor ap,lgrlmage even to Washingt ms tomb
Our loved ones can snatch f.om traYical doom.
We stalled her In marble and courted the breeze
That came 60 revving direct from the seas,
And tr2ed 1 cantations and petty intrigues
Ana menace ard carsings and grooming OF Leagues.
But the COW is "done gone." has vanished from
L. sight.
Like CLEAN Of the wave in the deptt7of the night
And "Misereres'' only are left for MS now,
| 10 chant IN behalf Of the Cuetomhouse Cow.
July 16 esalt-4sytYtsfe II
prp 00o0s, Gfe.
4 TTENTION DRY GOODS BUYERS.
GREAT REDUCTION.
A FINE AND LARGE STOCK OF