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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-07
CHEAP ADVERTISING.

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which Is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
oest advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want situations or servants;
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to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles Of value,
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let; articles lost or found houses, shops, offices
>snd warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
neoas wants of all kinds.
For each insertion OF advertisements OF the
classes specified:
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CRuMBs.-The regular meeting OF Council
will be held tonight.
There ore three hundred and ten police posts
in the city, one hundred and sixty-three il the
lower and one hundred and forty-seven in the
npper wards.
During the month Of August ffty-nine GER
tiicates OF burial for paupers were received at
thamain statioahouse. or this number fifty
four we're coIored and five whites. Cofius were
furnished TO iHty-three and .hearses to sixteen.
Thirty-one we're buried in the public cemetery.
Frank Oliver, Icolored,) one Of the selectmen
OF Collins Township, Colleton County, is dead.
The election was protested.
There was balloon ascension at Summer
vile on Saturday. No one was bold enough to
take passage, and the balloon has not been
heard from. Mr.. Walter Steele ran the ma
chine. -
Mr.. John q. Deverenx has, We learn, the
contract to mae the storehouse of Messrs.
Wagner & Monsess, at the corner Of East Bay
and Queen streets. eighty-four fees longer.
A citizen who has just returned from New
York, states that he saw some OF the furni-
ture, carpets and curtains for the Mills House.
They are said to be of the most elegant de-
scrfptton.s
The Committee ON Public Buildings. to
which was referred the petition Of the Stone
wall Fire Company to have their engine house
rebuilt. have not awarded the contract. 1t is
stated that those who desired to contract for
the work did not 20 sufficiently into details,
and the contracts were returned to them TO re
medy this detect.
An extra meeting Of the Chamber OF Com
merce will be held in the Hibernian Hall TO-
night.
The fines imposed upon drunken men BY
the Mayor yesterday. enriched the city treas
-ury % the amount OF s15.
Magistrate Morrison adjusts lovers, ,quarrels
;inxH unusual way. Moses Plnckney, who was
:arra;pnes for beating his sweetheart, Ellen
ASTON. was persuaded by the justice to marry
i her yesterday.
.0aaars Lovetf and Truall yesterday recov.
eered onsanchor of q sloop and coil Of rope,
stolen from J. Mitchell, who refused to prose-
cute.
We heard OF poor woman who had liniment
prescribed for her By 9 physician, who forgot
to leave direciens for using Il. Supposing
that it was to be taken internally, she accord
.ingly swallowed il, much to the disgust of her
palate and tie irritation Of the coat Of her
stomach.
A ccoioredboy was arrested by Officers Low
.stt and Truall yesterday, on the charge of
stealing some silver spoons. the property of
Mr. e. OConnor. The properly was recoy-
4eIed.
Yesterday Lieutenant Philippy, Of the detec.
tive force, was the recipient OF q handsome
service Of cut-giass. An cdacer Of the force
Was the donor.
Yesterday, the commencement Of the Jewish
Civil Year. was generally observed by our He
brew citizens. Their places OF business we're
closed.
Thsstsge work ct the Hibernian Hall isfih.'
ished, Ind The scene paiaeer has commenced
operations. -
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Frederick FISHER Replies to Old Pilots.
CHARLESTON, s. c., September 6.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

CHARLESTON, s. c., September g.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
Inotice that in your issue of the 9Th instant
"Old Pilots" have thought proper to again briug
nv namo to notice, in connection with the re-
cent communications relative to the pllotage
question. will terminate the controversy, as
tar as am concerned. with few remarks in
reply to his last communication. beg he will
at once relieve himself OF his apparent kind
solicitude regarding my future prospective, as
I do not BY any means anticipate that they will
be at all advanced or looked upon with favor
by "Old Pilots" whose prejudice and ill favor
has been plainly demonstrated in his attempt
to injure me before the public. My mental
capacities being 80 sadly deacient at present,
may probably be as fully devefoped as his own,
when he attains the possibly more matured age
and experience Of ''Od Pilots" In conclusion,
I would suggest he had may as we'll acquiesce
in the Judgment of those who are as compe~
tent, and perhaps mere 80. to test my qualiti-
cations as himself, and submit, with the best
grace he can, to my appointment.
FREDEnEK FISHER.
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DEATH OF REv. DE-. ROBERT J. BoYD.-This
eminent minister of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South died ct Marion Courthouse, on
Friday. the Sd instant, and was buried on Sum
day. Dr. Boyd had always enjoyed uniform
good health, until about two years ago he had
q stroke OF paralysis, from which, however, he
seemed in great measure to have recovered,
until about month ago there appeared de-
cided evidences OF rapidly failing health, which
terminated his life suddenly on Friday last.
DIR. Boyd, if we mistake not, was about sixty
three years ofage. BE commenced life as q
physician, bat in early manhood changed his
profession for that Of the ministry, to which
he gave himself unreservedIy. During the
thirty years of his ministerial labors, he served
churches in almost every part of the State,
and in many Of the southern counties of North
Carolina, and left tho sweet odor Of his good
name around thu hearths of thousands and
tens of thousands Of Christian households.
DR.. Boyd for many years welded large iu-
fuence in the councls Of his church, and re-
peatedly filed the Office Of presiding elder and
delegate to the General Conference. rs was
noted for the general souudness Of his judg-
ment, which, coupled with the most amiable
temper and large hearted ger erosity caused
him to be often called upon as an arbiter. He
united with an eminent degree the dignity
and purity OF the minister with the character
ar, 1 integrity Of Carolina gentleman. We
couId say much more of him, but ADLER pens
on6 lovins hearts will in due time pen sulta-
BILE tribute to the memory OF this good and
holy man.
DR.. Boyd leaves sorroSing family to la-
ment their irreparable loss.
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To .TzEArRIcl1 MANAGERS is the title Of
an advertisement from Mr.. John Chadwick, in
another column, in which he states that the
Charleston Opera House win be ready to open
about the first Of December, and that applica-
lions FOR hiring by the night, week, month or
year, must be made to him, in care Of julius
L. Moses, Charleston.
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TIE STEAMSHIP CHARLESTON, whose arrival
here on Friday last with heavy freights and
full passenger list, has been mentioned by TIE
NEWS, leaves for New York at half-past P. II.
to-day. If her wheels revolve as fast as they
did when she came-twenty-four times q min
ute-her passengers may confidently anticipate
rapid trip. Since the departure of the
Charleston from our waters, in April last, she
has had thorough overhauling, and is now
the swiftest, neatest and safest vessel plying
along the Atlantic coast. The travelling pub
lie will be gratified TO learn that the affabe
Captain Berry still retains the command of
the vessel. and is now, as Of yore, always ready
and willing to extend every courtesy to those
who may be so fortunate as to take passage on
the Charleston.
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Charles Camps In his own Defence.
CHARLESTON, s. c., September 6.

CHARLESTON, 8. c., September g.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
In your issue OF to-day find certain state.
ments made over the signature OF "Old Pilots"
concerning me. In reply, Idesire to state that
the charges are false tissue Of unbushing
misrepresentation. After reading the state
ments Of the so-cailed "O!d Pilots" one can
readily understand tho reasons that induce
them TO write anonymous communications. AS
far as the brig q H,mpden is concerned, I
brought her in. and was employed to carry her
out If her captain was satisfied of my incom-
potency. why did he not object to my taking
charge OF her on her outward passage2 Will
the only competent and "Old Pilots" substan-
tiate & single charge Of theirs against me uu-
der their own names Ii 30, when and where?
Very respectfully.
CHARLES CAMP5
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DRAWING OF ENaNEs.-Tt will be remem-
bered that clause Of the recently adopted
ordinance to make certain colored fire compa-
MES q part of the fire department, mentioned
that there were six colored companies and five
city hand engines, three of which were in pos
sessone of three of the colored companies; and
provided that the three companies without
engines. the Prudence, the Union Star and
the United, should draw for the two remaining
engines. In accordapce with this clause: q
drawing was had yesterday, and the Union
Star and the Prudence companies we're suc-.
cessful. They have applied to Chief Engineer
Nathan for the engines, and, it is thought, will
come into possession Of them to-day. The
Union Star company selected engine No. 6,
and the Prudence engine No.7.
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MERCANTILE PRNTMa.-Al kinds OF mer-
camille printing, such as circulars, letter heads,
cards, bill heads, statements, &C., for count
ipg.rooms and offices, promptly executed in
the neatest style and at the lowest rates for
cash, at TIE News jon OFFICE, No. 14s East
Raw
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Auction sales This Day.

RIA. P. CALpwELL win sell at 10 o'clock,
ct their warehouse. Chalmers.street. North
River hay.
HENRY coBIA & Co. will sen at sfbclock, at
their store, bagged hams.
G. W. SrEFFENs will sell at halEpast 9 O'Clock,
at his store, butter, cheese, &c.
LAuREY& ALEXANDER wilIsell at IL O'Clock,
at their store, butter. strips, &c.
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The NEWS IN THE CoUNraY.--Resders OF
fHE NEWS going to the country caa receive
their favarlte paper BY mail, daily, as seventy
i've cents month. By addressing a note. with
their subscription, TO our publication Qfsee.
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Meetings This Day.

Delta Lodge 81 Perfection, ats P. NJ.
{ Chamber Of Commerce, at sP. II.
aHlberniaa Society, at s P. NJ.
Vigitsnf Fire Company, at P. III.
Hoct and Ladder, No. 1t, at half-past z P. NJ.
Ffeun6oh aftsbund, at P. NJ.
South Carolina Rife Clpb, at 8 P. N.
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aufiien SaIts.

Butter, Cheese, Mackerel, Hams, re.
GEORGE w. STEFFENS
Will sell THIS DAY, at halGpast soclock, In frone
of his Store No. 80 Vendue Range,
80 kegs and tubs BUTTER
40 boxes Cheese ~
20 barrels and half barrels Mackerel
5000 pounds Hams
500 s. @. Cauvased Hams
hhds. Pig Hams and Shoulders
10 barrels Pork and Beef
20'cases Lager Beer
80 boxes Vermicelh
- boxes Smoked Herrings
Starch and Candles, &c., &c
sept7 ~fr
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ENURMAv university, 6 Il E e Y.
VILE, 8. .C.-The next session Of this NSTI-
TUITION will open the 10Th september, and continue
forty weeks without intermission. .-..,-.s
Three years Scholarships may bA obtained condi-
toned on the payment Of thirty dollars annually
for three years. and emitting the holder Of schol
Schools on the payment Of the incidental fee OF hve
dollars Except to holders Of Sch % srships. the
charge for tuition for the year will be SIXTY dollars,
and FIVE dolors for incidental expenses For In
strucon In Practical Chemistry, or In Modern Lam
guaqes there will be extra charge, to be reguia-
ted by the size Of the class.
The regular Schools embrace Mathematics and
Mechanical Philosophy, Professor JUDSON; Latin
Language and Literature Professor fABEh; Greek
Language, Professor SMITH; Chemistry and Natu'
raj Philosophy Professor HARRIS; Logic, Rhetoric,
and Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, Professor
FURMAN.
Spanish. ,
Good Boarding exclusive Of lights and Washing
can be obtained at about SIS per month.
Catalogues er Scholarships cAn &c Obtained py "a
crossing the subscriber. ,,,v
August 2s 1s PRESIDENT
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest Circulation.-THED DAILY NEWS
BEING TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
CoGNIzED As HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
cULATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TIE PoSToFFICE AT 7nE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING 10 THE PROEIS
IONS OF TIE NEW P0ST0FF7CE LAW.
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Butter, Strips, Shoulders, Aoldssss, &c.
BY LAUKEY & ALEXANDER.
THIS DAY, the 7th instant will be sold In our
Store, at 10 O'Clock,
Is kegs BUTTER
80 Strips
200 Shoulders
200 D. 8. Sides
Is barrels Molasses
20 barrels Pork, Beef &c.
Conditions cash. SeptT
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A Charleston Detective Acts tho Role Of
q Baltimore Drummer, Decoys his
Man to Charleston. and Bags Him.

On the night of the 10Th of August the Ex-
press safe of the messenger on the Laurens
Railroad WAS taken out Of the depot at Lau-
rensville and robbed OF $500.
The Montana post., 1869-06-04
1iSsoEUTToN..

rr>H rfrfs 81 M6Fphy & sserhsoson thisdss
Il Dissolved hy mutual consent All pAEitrs ~
-btsI 70 said ffm viii please ca en, inate ira-
- - sss+lss,suti I.fthef mem ber % flle frnfs
70 receipt All biisu md eoisdnesaA fa-
,ies nngiar claims against the nrn are rscna<tet
!, rr-.rrf them imnsediaiely-- Oihce ~ tes oie
.s.raef T r a -. G. rutt
JOHN T. MURPHY.
.1,zc1 r B sTEFHENSoN
The Montana post., 1869-06-04

DoARD by tAsday or week --As tabis aiesys
ID supplied With the dslicscist ~ the season.
ulyl6-wl466us
The Montana post., 1869-06-04
MOTTO To NTINERS. 1 : !

q. =. LAND OFFIcE,. a.
iteleal. -. r., May 10 1909. \
W lLLiAM ". ALIEN bsvlnx this day
- msds aTPllsaiion shov that Use Meth
-. quarter Of The south West q parssT Rsd Southf
~ tlAFifF % ths Sgrih " est quartet ard south
"a = gesrler q Moth East quarter of sscsiJa No
49, p loFushiP No. T-1 C0) North of Ron 0e No.
-, tSl wet. - non usral land aud
-,'5 iqr agficp tu-al tlan uinina, pIsrpO.es. all
- saving uinilg claims thereto. are hereby
E '1sa % - appsar - tbs orsce ~ 10 O'Clock A.
80 y. lhgrstay the 10Th day 90 June. A. D.
Nyl1lltris RsSi-,.r
, 1869-06-15

Mysterious Disappearance OF the
Proprietor OF n EkncluE X'nrlk with
II Lnrgc Amount Of Other Pco.
plc'S 1oncy-Arrfyn3s ut Boston to
Attend tho Pence Iub11cc-EKnnd
Instrumental IsChcslFsnl.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
B0sr0H, juno II.
It has rained here ut intervals all day, but the
closing work Of preparation for the festival has
not been materially interrupted, and there Ia q
prospect Of fine weather tomorrow. The coliseum
is npished In nil essential particulars, and work
men tonight will put II !n order, and clear ont all
debris left BY the carpenters. Tnc effect on the
Interior Is greatly enhanced By the decorations
the hotels arc obliged TO ill their parlora NTH cots,
and coloDize guests In ne!ghbortng houses, though
the bulk Of attendants ut the festiSa Ml! come, In
sired, including Zine. Parcpa Rosa, and ! laTso
number Of members Of the orchestra arrred this
morning :from New York. General Sherman,
Ell Esasd .na B9ptgs co;tsas, MeG5san sIsf; sss
and minority Of the foreign diplomattsts have
made arrangements to be herr during the festival.
he aa5 s
riew, dinner, 4c-
grand ball is arrnged to take place IN the coll
s T5c e cit5 Of boston vii give collation. to rep.
rescnlatlSes Of the press here tomorrow morn
ing.
BoST0S, JUNG 4.-I1c 13cL tnal fefEtas, inc
proprietor Of the Riverside Park, who held stakes
amounting to thousands Of dollars, has mystcri-
ousl5 disappeared, has caused considerable cx-
element nr1ong the winners Of purses. It ia
feared that he Will not return.
Musical organizations and crowds Of visitors arc
arrtrtng By every train. AL tho railroads hare ar.
1pged to run extra trims during the five days Of
m festival Workmen Are giving the finishing
touches to the Coliseum tonight, AMI everything
is to he IN readiness for the grand opening to-
morrow. The 11r!d sale Of tickets indicates IN
immense audience.
The paper mill at. Newton Lower Falls, owned
by Kendall, Rice { Co., was destroyed By t1re
yesterday afternoon. Loss, $4,000; insured fol
&19O01 .-.
The rehearsal of i've hundred instrumental per.
formers took place In the Coliseum this AFTERNOON
embracing organizations from various sections o
the country. It is pronounced by critics, harno
pIous and excellent to m extraordinary degree,
, 1869-06-15

The GubcrnntorinI Campaign -
Stokes nnd sontcr Speak ut Knox
vilIc-An Independent Candidate
for GovcFnor-M Memphis Items
Governor BrownloxE Eavorz Uni
Tersnl Suffrage.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June Il
Governor senter and General Stokes spoke
Jointly at the Court House, to-lsJ. Senter ad-
vocated constitutional amendment which would
require about two ye81s to adopt by the Legtse-
tnre, and which would enfrnnchisc all. Stokes
recommended q constitutional convention, aud an
amendment requiring for each two third vote Of
1ae Leg.slatu5e, The enffanchlslng to begn y ns
ally as the dsfranchtsed showed themselves NOT
thy Of it. Sentcr enlarged on internal improve
ments, and Stokes on economy. The attendance
Was far, the sympathfes Of the crowd being rather
MEMPHIS, June 1a-Davidson II. Leathernan
announces himson as an independent candidate
Tne grand jury found a true bill agatnst Captain
r F. Patterson, Lnnan Morgan and others, con-
cerned In the Dickinson tragedy some months
atnce.
Its reported that the bonds Of nearly all the
county of11c1als were insufficient
6Ro4se Ills Rs efs today sa ne
BroWnlow's letter, In favor Of universal suffrage,
has crsated quite sensation Tnien will hs T.. r.
reprinted in a1l the city papers i1a declarations
are clear and unequtvocal It admits that The ne
eess f1r a;soI lonsc{
has shorn the dlsfranchlstng clanses Of the State
Constitution Of much their strength, and tnat sof
str,c:1on policy when the party everywhere else
opposes It. IS mischlcvous and ridiculous. Tie
Governor winds up with declaration Of renewed
probation Of both the policy and pracuce Of the
Democratic patty.
, 1869-06-15

sociauou, which demands that oil news1apeFs ne
Internationally admitted TO the Association, aae
Timer SAYS the Associated Press ss soluntaly
and at tic common expense, inc object being to
avoid duplicating af an unst eao5nons nsve perse Se
nssos,on nsxs mn,sa neyer M to an5
sibIc papef RON sharing It's adsan'.2ea, bus in
View Of the immense labor and e5 incurred
n ssd3ss ssea1s i 1s @ ss eae eaf
responding 70 IT, ralue a1d'' s. @ The mem
es q tas asiSsi9R asees sopF S1p1Sa asa
es'1s y 1psaD.isaias = - SlsSens ineu!slas a1Sas
the e1penss o. r. X y t The Typographical
a;na Wni01 ob}sSts to leasing The prices Of pub
Ct yo5E od';,r IN kesp!ns Vim a. gen;
M, mich m Sols & as little woss g possiols
sss ssumes 70 * he p9es s9 wsss whss
the printers may work, and 10 regulate
thetr hours, and deRrade and brand oil who Will
rot 9osy neE octato aa %aea sseSs lsgsa
tons to the monopoly and tyranny Of the Associ.
ated Press, Is simply ridiculous. They might Just
ts well demand that every person who desires
right TO use the correspondence, the editorial.
force, the Ian, marxets and general reports, or
whatever In an old established journal be might
facilitate the starting Of fresh newspapers, end 80
increase the demand for printers, md would lie
quite Is inst is the Union demand concerning the
Ass0c1nted Press.
CONVICTED on AN INDICTMENT FOE CRCELTY on
sH1PBDARD.
G1ynu and C1uthers, two Of the undez-offlcets
on the ship james Foster, were to-dAy convicted
On an Indictment for cruelty to passengers, In the
United States District Court at Brooklyn The
sentence will be for g long term Of imprisonment,
and possibly heavy 1ne in eacn case.
rrrn0Tc
, 1869-06-15
OHIO.


Republican County Convention Mt
IA &Ao No ava HNpPAS-
sentnttvcs and County Officers
Resolutions Adontcd.
A
.-7.-
MANSFIELD, June H.
The Republican County Convention met In Mans
-. - -. - .,, " - 80 .
nela so-oa5. Esets 1o"nsnap was iuli5 rcpfesent-
fo,,ow'no ,,crct was nnnnatn,. For p"nrcsen,,s
lollo"ulb tlcAct WIZ uos11uatcu' foF Ncpleseutl-
Judge Capta1n c. r, Letter: Coutltt Treasurer. j.
RobIpson: Sheriff, Cantain y. [. Cockley: Prose-
cn+InV ttfo.,nr IScha+d = Csifor. InG1m'nrrv nI-ae
tor Tn3ein stewar ri. AAo o's 'oAs A'4A' 1'nee@
General X bt1nkefno1i, Chairman Of the Com
mtttee on Resolutions, reported the following
resolutions, which were adopted amid great en-
thus1asm:
Etso'td That We abide by and reathr':'. the p-fn
Gres em6odi1 @ ~ fi1aat adop;ed By the KePuo'
Hean 4a h th ~ =; niao
Thst fHotc p2atforns hayins besa t7n1u5,sn,iG ~
saidcd bY the r. rlc ii The POLLS, fh.y now ronstc
, 1869-06-15
INDIANA.


The CovinEton Understanding Af@
fray A1 EAbn8h4
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
FoRT WAYNE, June Il
Up to $50 this evening, no further reliable news
has been received from the Covington murder.
The report sent last night Was wrong IN this par
1cular, that Covington is not IN Troy County. bnt
In Fountaine County, situated On tho Wabash
River. There are several 1umors extant as to the
cause Of the commission Of the deed. but, as had
been expected, no reliable report OF the proceed
ings there has reached Us, and 1t IS deemed pru-
dent to suppress all REPORTS until correct matter
can be had. The excitement, however, SILL con-
tlnues high.
4 serous stabbing anray occurred in Wabash,
Ind, this evening, creating some excitement
James Morgan, Charles Reynolds, Thomas Nc
Kahn and 9: hale through the inn1snee q .shts-
knives we're freely used. Morgan received fear
1nl wound IN the abdomen. ne cannot I've
wound III tho leg. The others were ead!y used up
but not seriously. Reynolds and Haie werc az
rested and incarcerated until Tomorrow, when
theS will he examined.