The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-06

RHv. DIR. HICKs.- Yesterday the vestry OF
Dr BaehYnan's church called on DR.. Hicks and ten
dered him the assistant pastorship Of the chufcH
q iaha informally intimated an acceptance of the
ngitaaon and the vestry will call him again, to-
taay, to learn his hnal decision in the matter On
ext Sabbath. by special request Of Dr. Bachman he
syil preach sermon appropriate to the fty-fourth
anniversary Of his pastoral connection with the
gregation This will prevent DR.. Hicks making the
contemplated visit to Florida with Bishop Wghtman.
AFFRAY IN KNo-sTREET.-Yesterda after
noon, Officer Lafayette G. Wolfe, while trying to
serve magistrates warrant on man by the name
Of Emanuel at the house Of Dr. Collins King. street.
near Morris, resisted by Collins and fight en-
sued, in which Wolfe was roughly handled. Wolfe
appealed to the officer of the Upper GuarGhouse for
o policeman to assist him in carrying out his duty
but refused. Wolfe finally sought assistance at
the Lower Guardhouse, where sufficient force was
furnished him. Emanuel was taken in custody but
up to lat hour last night the policemen were still
hunting for Dr. Collins.
THE WEEK OF PaAYER.-Two religious SER
vices were held yeserday--one in the afternoon at
the Circular Church, and the other in the evening
at the Citadel Square Church. Both were well at-
tended and very interesting. Three clergymen par.
Hcipated in the afternoon service. at night Rev
Mr.. Wightman presided. Appropriate and earnest
addresses were made by Rev. J. T. Wightman and
Rev. O. P. Gadsden, and prayer was offered by Rev.
Dr. Winkler and Rev. w. II. Adams. The meet
ings Of this week Of prayer continue to grow in In.
terest
Tonight the meeting is in the Lutheran Church
Wentworth. .street-Rev Mr. Bowman's; ana the
subject "Family Religion and the Conversion OF the
Young"
nninn nneetinn will he held thia nffarnnnn als~,
I'm the Circular Church, at quarter before four.
I. 0. 0. F.-ELECTIoNs.-At regular meet
ing Of schiller Lodge No. 80. hela ON Sunday, the
sd Of January, 1869, the following officers were I'm
stalled:
Brother TH. HENRICHsON, NJ @.
Brother JOHN u. ALBERs v. g.
Brother D. NORDMEYER, Recording Secretary.
Brother 81. w. TIENCKEN, Treasurer.
Brother =. WRThDT O. g.
Brother G. GEISsELL. T. @.
BROTHER J. y. SCHUMACHER, w.
Brother AUGUST FISCHER, q.
Brother 9. J. sCaLEPEnRRLL. r. 8. to NC.
Brother j. II. TIETJEN, l.. s. to N. G..
Brother r. PUCKHABER. b. 8. tov. g..
Brother a: nINOKeN, L. s. tov.G.
Brother JOHN WIN1 Err K. g. a.
Brother II. ROSEBROCK. l.. s. g.
at o meeting OF Palmetto Encampment. No. 1.
l. o. o. f., held on ME- nday evening, January 4.
1869. ths following officers were installed into of,oe
for ensuing term:
M.P. :. D. pINoKNEY. C.P.
III. g. p. E. Pills. =. w.
2. g. Z. ). G. EaRTIN HIP.
P.C. r. III. HARMS, j.. W.
Paasssscs 2 p c. STARR, scribe
P.M r. I. w. HOLWEIL. treasurer
Patriarch 3. v. HOLMES. Sentinel
AT the regular meeting OF JefYerson Iod0e M
J. o. O. IT,, hello at their hall Tuesday evening. Ety
instant the following officers wers installed into
their present ofaces for present term by the III. W.
Brother O. TIDEMAN, N. q.
Brother ISAAC LIkBMAN,iV g.
Brother J. L. LUMSFORD. Recording secretarv
Ssofnsr JAMES sILcOx. Permanent Secretary ana
Brother W. q. MIIIIaAN. Warden.
Brother II. ARNOLD. Coniiuc or
Brother j. 4. ArrLLT0AN, o. D. a.
Brother B. LEVY, J. D. q.
Brother A. GnMwACKa R, &. r. a.
Brother H. o. THARIN, Il. Is. III. a.
Brother w. O. McrM iTRR. Il. SV.%N
Brother JAMES ELL. T.. d. v. q.