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prcoEs1RucrION IN MISSISSIPPI.

General An,ea, tho officer in command Of
the District Of Mississippi, has issued tho
order for the election, which is to take
nlace in that State on the 3oth Of Noveua-
b,r. By direction Of tho President, the
vote is TO betnken for OF sgainst the con-
stisutiun, with certain clnuses excepted i;
also for or ngainss. by separate votes, the
following clauses: -.
SO uitch Of Section 3, Article I. which Is In the
4orta: "1natl am net di.1Isncnlsed In any OF
the rIos,r'onh Of The act known as me Acson. o1c
,has Il sa. IT, poca e. soa
EQUALITY Of all men: 80 hep me God. l1psfdeA
Inat Congress shall at auJ tire remove the dis.
abilities o1 IN. lsfstn dtsfIuucbl,ed IN The said
ut'n Co1R1ess {and the Legislature OF this State
shall coucur theselnh tten 10 much Of this oa!h
aId 80 much only, us refers to the said Recon-
kon, 60 pasdcueo, to enritle HIN to be regtstered
Section :, OF the ssnle article, which reads:
mo person shall t,e eicine to any oflce OF prout
EenheE Of tho Legislature, voted for tbs call Of
tie convention 1hat passod the ss,unance OF Sc
re;slon, Or who Us deegs,;s 10 ans convention,
OF Who gave v6lahtar5 aid, coantenance. counsel,
Nr tncca.3eeueG1 to peraons engaged in armed
at.tmried 10 exercise the functions Of ans once.
civil or uli'taEy, under any authority or Pretend
Su @ sG'e.nTsn e n, ao!nof!s noTef. Or constitution
to, except oil persons sho aided Iecoa strncsaa @
y 1T tnn e9nSenuon GT Mno ., nisn ~ CO...
1vn,!up, and ehall continuously and ID good 18th
asoTe n'a n, tae aets @ o. tnc sams oot taa Tnat
ne'hpg IN THIS tcct'on, except voting tor slgn-
IlE tAe Onilhanct ol aeecesion, eNaH oc Ioae
sllIeo as 70 e1c!uae ron oMGo tne pllNtSS, FL
HNT Q! Inc n&e eo-caAeo Couicutfap e"asea
army.
AID Section : OF Article 1a OF the s.!s consti-
tut:on, ~blch IL IN the lOuoTioR Woo. rug
credit Of the State shall rot oe pletlgsd or loaneo
M M " s uns ts1u, y, uTcaSoIder
u any cer.sotas'"n or association, nd paIt 81
s 9 + Of y ~. % ssa aops;iutIon Il Nbya IS in ihe
i49lowloR words: " Ihlt nareatre, "a Men-
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In
Of debt for thivtaan Vao ~ ra1 ~ e4
With lie nronnf,on ~ aats,a1 , ,p ~ - 70
furin1 n5nofattn.s ~ =, ,h aud aaoIao-
1sha Pupu!atlon ~ tnose conn:iies respectively.
evnast ~. mhs M0as ne aEould nave expected,
mnstP n.at ~ was u1ncn more st1k!ng. In tue
,n;tted r.. IS ia;i countries tne number CON-
fha ITcst -. nas one " nineteen thousand. In
thnreamH. ae aacsu11ngt one N lesa tnau one
nf acr,cn,+n-a ol t"enty 70 one u favor
or m tbs 1rsaa sa.psot ments on inc moral naolt
tt wse VII @ " @euos!A1ente ot int!tsLnnals
been nrsrriaai Mno"n InAs tae hn0uan armies naa
facinf,nt rpat3 tGSau4sea ts9W aMon4 me manu-
lIered. ehae .nrt ~ nau oeen s'.tsat ns "
Gissenv haa f9s,ag 4ulng ne !ate naz tae cny o.
rpsf n Scor1.4a IN ~ ~ ~ .ue
c11its mirht ~ t rnHrsmiant ~ uunE r.
bur wss har1iy an ,nt1,cattnn nj .niIrtTnnI 6a'
pineaa AM in7enerG ~ IL ahnrt u w. Watsp tsp
tRil he WnnId I'M n r. enr man rhn M ~ 1870.
the hlees,nc cf rniitrrn WbeShcr Ia 1nr1f sssu -
hope raIher fhnt fheT wnnid ha f~"oh4. u uos
though rhev ahnuId iii fbeir nrn eoii
own hand. win Inc rrasnnah,e nroe mt.a iuslt
Epectabtttts 8nf ndpn4ndenrc n1thnnmtt ~ " 1e
lpl,i were 10 be he5pnd fhe TaiinV Cnna nu LIS
Joud the strong mor1I1txins thon tre, tSs h. ~ "
70 rbroucn nf ~ inu1nanan tu~r tex snooo
taxing he chance Of tha i11nIorca W. ~
tic pfotl}cacy and ihe nnreT ~ fhse n1na' sug e'
eltlouch # were In The hest mannTsr,orr ~ ~,
ricbest c,ty Ia the vnIid 4As''AA@~"ts ~ 'ae
.vvr1s NJ r.rro,,.
~ W 1AC1oht ToHAA
~ We no recommendation to him that the
laIssl nssl. ta1e2Les m Eass eMNoyment 70 women and
cnuolen. He laongnt u klod Of omp1oyment
noI sdMSu ~. - 19e one q 6ne otoer and be bad OBJ
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1no bf1d9ee a5e GENERALLY well built ind OF good
'"ises sps2 u Bitter Creek, 1aezo HA.ol-Mzy
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reeves found mn1t eIped!cnt, has bean sfnTnSTd - .
iee,sia,on ;ae !hera simplest cnn.ss q political
Ho!lo. which holds ali things in place-as lie NJ
Me breathe = wisely combined aud compop pnded I'd
pnepe sss et q s so9sse Of naq5e; sFe
MosnTH r. u The socfa1 world. Excess cofrecfs
,eei VII, L L t,e,. there be too much commerce,
m9snuisctures they will be increased, viii but
ppI1;nasy p;aay Gafe and protection. For his port be
teatg tfgen a 1ass however divided The pEtaaple Of
IN country Ike ours, was tie only 11pc po!jcS !:
ana mat We could no more improve the order aid
haa1cs1 s1a SomRosttton Of society b. an artificial
imp!oIe the natural atmosphere by means Of the
eenoeqSels and Iaisnele Of the chemists
nsnd.d III MenstsI ~ said he hoped be had m.sappre-
measures Re hoped they saw mode in which
70 Eeonete Them With the existence and The fair
aoss ni1ss, o1 soImsfca; eus he confessed he mad
On !ntfoucciDg and recommending the biz The
sentmen.s ~ O the committee we're thus expressed
y Us ts Goanman; Comnerce has been tuo long:a
.here are ;anJ other interests 1oft6 nfotecting u
1ae mera Creature Of legislation, raised 10 In
poftanee y our laws and The expenditure Of a
merce has presented nes1elf a. HE At{as which
supports the government the coQntrJ ara ali ifs
gssas 1n5eresss; nov 1t seems she cannot support
he A1r. Wehsser) begged to differ uost v,d-,v
ihom TO-, ~ ,hese opinions As BY no means agreed
tAAS i4t Eul4Ae1Ie u tAe county WAS the mere
creature or Congressional iagis!atlon Tne c11ms
nerce Of the country Has older than Cougresa.
Older than The present goTernmenr. THIS coI1,,
monwealth hac great and p1ontahta tade. not
W1thstanding It's emba11assmenss, before Oon1ress
had the power OF legtslafing upon the subject.
The County OF Essex. alone possessed more tons
q shipping before this govermeas was iramed
than belonged to the whole OF England in Inc
reign Of Elizabeth-at the time" Of tue Spau.
fah invasion. Before the organization Of the
present RoveTnDent 60 considerable WAS the com
n1ero8 OF the State8 that the amount Of impo1ta.
tlon for some Jears, 1ose To- several millions; IN
one 1ear, indeed, It 1eN little II any lhort OF twentY
millions Of dollars. It was certainly tue that the
gose.nmeus, during greater part OF It's courge
n,ishetto, bas shown Just, bat no more Than q
ttsss., tss, Gsse TOT the projection Of commerce. He
eogpsat NJ government had not done more for
s0nelce sslce Than commerce had done for the gov
~ eMenE commerce. IL his opinion, had been
,at inaln aupPofs Of the pnbllc revenue. He did
~ ~ M saytn toN, mean THAI auT particular caAs
* ~ ront-tae mefch ants the ahtp-buIldefe or
sa!p E0ersr for tustonce-nAd be en- me ptln-
ttas tpas snppnEs ol government, or had done fnoIe
sh@u 'ne4 A PAT toMa5ds that support.
..,> TUE NroRTAscR oP coITrprr
,hn .nrte,,3sfce, BY acting upon 1nfY eny,c,ynn
Wy oN5WuNu1c u Tho eOnntr. - NJ .ealu4
ACTIVITY all the capital and eAz!+{ oy ,sailinE into
" and enterprise Of the county III A!! toe todns-
tne whole people m ability to coutlbote fso ", 70
Iesenaes ana It had also enolded an easY snd
eonSeahats mode fot the COLLECTION. o. feyanna. ma
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n,,t.d t. re en- soaqt set sietciT uaica In r.
M = ID :sS as. h:',s ID st,.an e..
.hsr Ia isa soaa
Il. 9 :tf:S :!Ssil* I r +: s: h:
1,sa 1s,0 .ss aoa III L. 'Fsnh Sass 81: s.ttss
e Is ia .Ii i::s r.
Is. iss sss sa's5y H. ss
e IeItr-.' Want rs ~, t4.tc ii home. hssps sna
u, u s.4sssns fs;ss;hsPe IL SS
md 81 the poono of wed piIs uuas. ~
rsa'eenf e'Fr and scfdeass oM, IN ~" Is
Same bright Clccipha.{ youths stole the tosttez
from q deaf orgau.9nnders machine, the other
da-; md he has siucc been grinding sway equally
to the satlstscton Of himself aud other people,
The Rev. Epbra!m &. Avery died on the go nit.
at Pstsne1d, Lotatn County. The columbus Jou,.
nal has the following III rega.d to him:
s...s s1 IS ~ ssas sts s.sa ne.
i iGnnd bs The sas e = ta eid snte so
y. @ eqss's 8 lbs ,.as .as
F sna Il + aa Aass
eusss - tho author 1f lhc atIoctous hoinicide NJ
I'D
CONT .ssgsd hia viz 1T eoav1etion ef hts tnno
e. = t. IT, : sss s:
whole eouDtly fof ~ on fhe subject W.s ~
lrtcnte Ia Ohio and cher distant States u 10
ehneettA Nj. ,A.Hy resmncd his eeeup.ton =.
ferrcre7sI ycsn as Rtthnond. Massaehusstss. aud
Teal bile weat t, fee and hcM hsu, but 4 = evident
h. I'd b. eala net e. fays n1 The
tIed iron re ministry nd renewed T. dtans eoan:
when BE- soa!d nel eipee. n a.s,seh.t* II sGT rs
qy,si aad iasnstitous farmer =. pt.hs.a ST
h" died on the I'D irst EolnR to tne ave Eitn the
Ills ksp Nas - ycar>"
1uR TEEE1ToRlA
TIE Sat Lake City Mara Of The 2s,h ult nas tho
fo'owtpg IL relation 10 tho rccao: accident on the
ULton Pacific Railroad:
sGiusafo.uans waa a c.preA train travelling
About tNo mf!es this ddo 9! EsAcaten. ysr
te5uay f1nrrnk between 10 and II O'Clock when the
,oto paesls q tho locomotive Cd the track Signals
&C 70 The cMtErant t.11u which WAS known to
~ cut thsy were not pcrtrived unfh the two
1ha 4" Mc!e within halt j. mile ot c1ch Other.
"a ang esade Of tho tpad II thAt local
III III III ab9ct stItJ-ttFu fs$ to fho mt1A
- ~ MhoeEh tho engineer Of tbb cmigraot ttatu. n
=, r. o1seved tha obsructiou On tho ne, tuyetscd
q Tho engine he VIZ unable 70 check the
~ trsju - u to psoveus collision When
""Sea e1 hc expi1ss tIal2 Tan o8 hellns, engine
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49,, y. AA.' ~ 1o"e5s' az Warrington,
ss ,.s eAplsss1on 70 tnat pss1 OF Ffankltn's life
sn,n ~. AlAl a4ua.tous 70 us-nia atatesnau-
sr.ls s.as ~ .epteseatea py yfoTers-amechauieiau
t.r., ~. .aa ~ sscnptos-leanlns &c upon shat
s,as, ~ aoo oy aaieS az playing with
ststr. ~ p1n ana kite. The
1re~t+. gst. 1.anAhn ~ Boston has great
,ro-.h- m MS se.s s5eat ana Vefeatlie man,
y., tAe 1a1teonaiE, 20 ne competed Tor
..Au ~ tuc eit!es, Is aaaoo1ly mouuuentaltzad
.oNu 10 Rn'ca &c gave all her great instt-
tai'ooa: her library, university, IRE department,
"otNalIeo markets, hospital, Mechanics Institute,
e1tbs' and lnnnlte minor consar1s. His grave
fiso sas' aitcr much agttattop, made visible from
we s'oe~ AK; heTr tss square called for hsu,
ana several streets: but 1t ia doubtful that Pnila-
delpnA appreciates tie character OF Franklin
Lie was the enemy OF the siy ptetcnsious Of her
"gehtie " families; his wife Tas OF the comruou-
est origin, and could do little more than resl- he
was himself mechanic, and not aiTa.s scr7,nu,
Ious as politician. Besides. he was a phfatet.
pb!up, and obtains hi, chief tnnors ahroad Tha-a
has been no n,an vnr,hv IN waar h,s o,d shaas -
,h,s crr .,nco ~. ae..e.. TS.a,..s w. ~, ~
~ ~. 60. .r.a,sH. 49, 49, .t.s tesa.
~ -. ssss, auouss. sue uu'ea aaa eeosea 117sn'
rs,.s+ ""a aues..ooate re- sese1ee
w.. ,.s ~. w a@s.4o ~. uo1 Ass "oan fi@A
-os.1. s., s. OuA IVY VI aaS los-nefoiasloua!y
rha tnur ~ ~, esan,.n -. ue'aoaJ " 1tan.
uosr nor7ihie Wv "o,osans -, IVY "a'ss "otA anu
nenr Clay-tse wors, n,ees 49, Of 1 mo,,.srr ~ Is's ~
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THEATRES IND r4RES.
Phil4delphia and Boston have the best stoct
theatres ia tho English drama. Tho Arch Street
Theatre u tuliJ equal to Wallacks, Nov York. In
producing standard pieces. aax sasre "AlA
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-09

HOTEL ARRTyALs-February 8.-Chd,lcston
HoLl-T Gomez and F N Solicit, Cuba; W NJ Shan
non, W D McDowall, DpPass E Morris and ser
want, and L Curcton, Camden; " II Richardson,
Boston; G Stoddsrd Philadelphia; " Ho tins and
wife, New York; II Buck, outh Carolina; T II Zim-
norman and son ard w II Wannamaser, st Mat
thcws; J Gol,urunt and lady. aud Edward Hope,
columbia; L Frier. Sardy and wife, and L
Cutter and wife, New York; Guy, Benuctisviile;
Blake and wife, Chicago; Taylor. North Caro-
lima; Hartley, Philadelphia; o. W. Sadlcr, South
Carolina; j. G. Dunn, IosoD Jacob Merse'les. Mrs.
D. ". WHITFIELD E. A. Hobart, Patterson. New Jer-
scy; Nm Cr1stol, Z. W. Goodwin, 4. W Ford, John
A. rutherford, Mrs. Arnsux and child. New York;
Charles Hone, North Cprolna; II. M. Levy, Augusta;
John C. Dutch, savannah.
Pav lion Hote.-J. d. Geddngs, city; Dr. Har-
Icy, Earuwell, McBear. Ireland: Hurley and
Colenel P Mocrer, south Carolina; U Adams, Co.
lumbia; DR. shuler South Carolina; Wilson,
W HIl arc, A Law. Darlington; L benton,
PhiladcI hia; lex nder Mckenzie, Florence; hn
Nix and son, New York; John A. Carpenter, A. Bon
pie, Boston: james Nevin. avnhnah; D. W. Haines,
E. w. Lloyd. Florence; B. Griffin and lady, New
York; john W. Gaillard, Florence; p. K. coburn,
Summerville; n. j. hour n, steamer Dictator.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-09

The UNITED STATES COURT, February g.
The HoS. GEORGE $. BRYAN pREsIDHG.-Jury No.
l wa, adjourned until the frat of March. The Pc
tihon OF Joseph Levy for fual discharge was refer
red, and fral hearing ordered on the 10th March.
The petitions of Arthur Hammond, J. B. Kukland.
John D. Warren and James Slmonton to set up liens,
W re referred to the Registrar for report. The Pc
titiou of A. II. Abrahams for extra compensation
was referred for moro detailed report The pei.
tion of L. r. jennings to enforce lien was heard
and it was ordered that the assignee sell bankrupts
estate ana ray the lien. r. Il. DlnS.c, a. Rautiu
and isaac McTadden. were finally discharged. D. j..
wiun. assignee reported rs 10 the disposition to be
made of the fu nds belonging to the bankrupt estate
of j. R. Bradford. and he was ordered to sell effects
and pay liens. The OF D B. Buzhards, 70. final
dlsch,rse. was referred to J. u Carpenter. Registrar
aid final hearing ordered fos the 18Th March Tho
petitions Of .ilas InerIhan J. G. Patrick N. Larey
and JOIN J. slaGle, for final discharges. were re-
ferred to ". ]. Cawson, Re5is rar. ]. e. Bart pei-
toned to have his fec pad by K. W. >hand assignee
Referred to the Registrar. $. q. clowney and II.
F. Gibson, asked leave to sc realty, which ,Tas
granted.
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LOCAL M MATTERS.
UcrIoN SALES THIS DAY

r. IL. MARSHALL & BROTHER will sell at IL
O'Clock atthe oil fos:ofice, residences and build
i'll lots in different parts OF the city; ana OF IL
O'Clock. at wharf foot o. Laurcns-sreet the sioop
Wadboo.
LOUIS D. DESAUssURE will sell al II O'Clock, at
the Old Postoaice residence 10 kutledge Avenue.
I,ErrcH & BRUINS will s5u at haltpast 10 O'Clock,
at the Old Pos,ofice South Cal DINA Railroad
and Gas Stock.
LAUREY & ALEXANDER viii sell at 10 o'clock, IN
their store. East Bay, butter, nails, &c.
JEFFoRps Co. win sell at half-past O'Clock. in
front of their store, Vendue aJge, butter,
strips. &c.
G. W. SrEFFESs Co. will sell at halEpast Q
O'clock in front Of their store, butter, hams, &c.
T. NJ. CATER will sell at three-quarIcrs part
o'clock at his store Browns Whaif out er lard. &c.
JOHN G. MulNon l. Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, in
their salesroom Mceti. g-street, felt hats and dry
goods.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-09

THE FEN1AN MEETING at Hibcrnian Hall,
last evening though not as fully attended as it
might have beep, made up in Spirit and enthusiasm
for whatever it lacked in numbers. Mr.. :. Molony
was called to the chair, a. in few remarks e1
planned that the object Of the M citing was to re-
fpond to call which had been made b. tie Fenian
authorities for funds 20 equip the forces now organ
izi.g with vieu to the n hievement Of I-elands in
dependence. A generous and liberal contribution
considering the number and means of those present.
was made, and af;er addresses bv Nes: ra. James
Power James F. Greene and others. tho meeting a5.
iourned until the third Thursday Of this month.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-09

FIRST INDICTMENT FOE SENDING CHALLENGE.
At Aninstance of I. D. Garrett, co!ored. William H.
Francis, colored. has been indicted for sending him
challenge to fight duel on the 18th Of September
last The challenge grew out OF politics, and the
hostile letter reads us follows:
T.. B. Gcrclt-As you taken the part of the man
Bowen and has repon to the speech made at 1t Ste.
phon's Parish, now chalang you for duel on Mon
day morning 2Sih nst, at O'Clock. In whatever
way you deem it proper.
(signed' W. d. FRANCIS.
Francis was arrested and gave bonds to appear.
Francis is q Democrat, and Garrett is Radical.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-09

HANDSOME MONUMENTAL the marblerard
OF r. D. Whit. & Brother, Meetng-street, there is
neatly designed monument, to be erected near
Chester, s. c., to the memory of Edward Mobley,
who Sel in the war. 1t is broken column CT owned
with laurel wreath on tie side ofthe shaft are
crossed swords aud cannon in relief, resting on
immorte,les In n semcirele above the parts il
relief is the raised Inscription. !" He died fr lis
country" 1he monument is Of beautiful marble
and excellent workmanship and will adorn the So
cred spot where 1t is to rest.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-09

DEcoYEp AND Sw1yDLED. Yesterday an IN
snspectng coo.cd IN reached the city from one OF
the neigh boring island. with sos in his pocket He
stepped into small CRY goods slore in the lower
part of King street. aad while tdero he says he was
induced to take some liquor, which affected him so
that he slept, and when he awoke his funds were
gone and all he hai to show for that large amount Of
money was piece OF blue HON spun. He imme-
dately lodged information OF the fact with the de-
tectves, and the rascal who perperated the deed Will
soon be brought to grief
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-09

CLUBS AND STARs.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday morning at tho May or's
court:
Jshn Kelly, white. drunk IN the street; facd Ss.
Alick Jones. white, improper behavior In tie mar
ket; Gned S5
Charles Grant. colorcd, keeping disorderly house
in ston's alley; discharged.
james Hauahan, white, insane, cut his brother in
the See with knile; sent tc the Mazyck-strect Eos
pital.
Rippon Hanahan, white shot his Insane brother
in the face with pistol; discharged.
William Richardson. co'orei. selling fowls on the
street without license; discharged
Patrick Donohan, white, drunk and disorderly;
fined s5.
John Brown, colored, lettering at the head Of the
market and refusing to leave when ordered to do so
by the policeman; discharged.
Rosetta Germon, white, using obscene language on
the street; fined SIS.
Henry Jones, white. drunk on the street; fined SIS.
Aaron Prioleau aud Cyrus Fraser. colored, steal.
ing pigeons; turned over to the detectives.
Peter Jones, white. drunk and unable to take care
of himself on the street; fined S.
John Zanoga, white, keeping his store open On
Sunday; fined Slo
Oh Ployer, white, putting out garbage at an i'm
proper hour; discharged
Caroline Patterson, Henry Taylor and James Hill.
lard. colored. held examination a charge of
larceny arrested by O.6cers Coates and Chapman of
the Detective force and surael over to magistrate.
John zaroaa, white. Second ofence) Keeping open
his store on Sunday. Fin:d $40
Several moro OF tia pAr who attacked Mr. Ten
ncnt N Canuon-s.rees, have been arrested Tho
chief Villain is sill! ut lar-e
TIC trial of Iudian jim will take place to-day.
On saturday night last. the establishment O.
Capsain theodore Cordes vas entered and robbed OF
money, liquor. and quantity Of cloth.
Cecil McDernot, whiio under the influence OF
LIQUOR arrested " E. auf.ia street.
Emma Brown. weeping dansrl OF color, picked
up at the corner of Broad and East Day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-09

SUL1IyAN's IsLAND.-A party of gentlemen,
including members of the prcss, made visit to Sui
lyan's Island yesterday on tour Of recreation and
observation. The visitors were Hospitality enter
tained by the Inicndaut OF the island. Jno Touhey,
Esq, who is erecting comfort'b residence fer
himself q spacious room OF which is to be devoted
to tho Town Council. 1he new Catholic Church,
being built under the direct supervision Of the Rev.
Dr. Birmingham will be substantial building.
Tho famous bivalves of 1rueslae are as LUSCIOUS as
ever and are among the chit attractions Of the isl
and.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-09

YIN. C. A.-A5 the annual meeting Of the
Young Mems Christian Assertion, held at thei'
rooms on last -aturdly evening. the apnua election
of officers was held with the following result:
VIRGIL C DIBBLE. President
SGOURDIN PINCKNEY.
AUGUSTINE =. SMYlHE,
W. ". PEMBERION,
ii. L. AIMaR, Z Vice Presidents.
g. L. c. COOK,
JAMES q. WHEELER,
JB. WARREN.
F.A. SILCoX. Recording Secretary.
eJ MATHEWES, Corresponding secretary
A. C. PAULFREY, treasurer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-09

TIE STATE CoUaT FEBnUARY 8.-The Hon.
r. D Carpenter opeucd the court at hali-past nine
O'Clock. \ new jury was organized for tho week.
The first case called was that Of Fam Washington,
oolorcd, indicted for assault with intent to kill.
g. H. Sass ESQ.,, counsel Tor the prisoner. moved an
arrest OF Judgment, and nttcr argument OF the dc.
tendant aud the State. the Judge said he wou!d give
hs decision in the morning., Elias Webb, colorod,
arrngued for larceny, defendel by L. c. Northrop.
Esq, was found not gully. The case Of June,
johnson, colored, and Bill Armstrong, colored. in
dictcd for larceny. was oa led. rule was issued
against tho sheriff, to show cause WAY Jdmos John.
son was notin court roturaab'e odly at o'clock.
John II. Thom1s, colored, abs Savannah Slocum,
for burglary, defended by George Il. Walker. Esq,
was found guilty OF petty larceny. Nm Iuvuer
colored, charged with larceny, defended by John
A. n roso. Esq, was found guilty.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-09

COLONEL J. S. Il. ItIcHARDsoN.-ColonelJ j. S.
G. Richardson, for many years State Reporter, and
Montgomery Moses. Esq, prcmpert lawyer OF
Sumter. have formed copartncrship for the prac-
tice of law aud equity in the ate courts OF Sumter
and adjoining count cs, and United States courts
in South Carolina.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-09

CAPTAIN OF PoLICE.-A petition to Mayor
Clark to reappont Captain Siswald as Chief oil Pc
lice has been in circulat on for scme time past 1t
has received large number o. signatures, among
which are the names OF m,ny If our most prominent
citizens. and not few respectable persons of color
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-09
NEETL.SGS THIS DAY.

Soti,h Carolina Frierdly Society, at P. NJ.
Grand Royal Arch Chapter. at - NJ.
st. Patr:ck's Benevolent Society, ct haif-past
PM.
south Carolina Railroad Company and South
western Railre ad Bank, at II a. NJ.
Jefferson Lodge, att p. u.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-09

REPORTERS CRUl1Bs.-The stockholders o
the South Carolina Railroad meet to-day.
The annual grand cow ,catton of the NJ. e. Grand
Royal Arch Chapter OF sosth Carolina will take place
to-day. OF 12 ". at Masonic Hall.
The Masquerade Of the Teutonia Society takes
place this evening at the s@aserbund Hall
A dense smoke arose from the woods Of James
Island yesterday.
The oolored Presbyterians, worshioping under the
ministry Of the Rev. e. j. Adams, will commune IN
q fnishe, part Of their new church, George-srees
on Sunday.
Tho Grand Jury have adjourned until Wednesday
The weather was sultry yesterday like mid
summer han midwinter.
a rulaber Of Strangers and railroad men are in
the city.
Mr Jaser whose stock was darasc1 By fire might
hoiorc last. uas insured in the German Mutual In.
surauce Company for $1,000.
Several stylish masqueradcs take place this week
at private residences
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-09
BYR. AZ. MARSHALL & BRO.

THIS DAY, 9th instant, at II O'Clock, will be sold
at the Old Pestof1ce Broad.street,
The PREMISES NO. Weststreet containing in
front q two-story Wooden House OF four rooms, in
the rear Brick House of four rooms. AID q Wooden
Building suitable for large hall Premises sup
piled with clstern gas &C. Lot measures 40 by 202
ieet, more or less.
Conditions-One.half cash; balance by bond, pay
able in year. with interest semi-annually, secur
cd by mortgage of premises; buildings to be ins1r-
ed aud policy assigned. Purchaser to pay R. NJ III.
L Bro. for papers and stamps.
February t1thstuf