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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-19

Horn ARRIVALS, JuaE 1S.-Chariestoa Hotel.
Charles Hitler. South Carolina; d. Neide, o. 8.
: A.; Alfred Williams, South Carolina; Blair An
derson, Georgetown. 8. O.; Vim. Craig, South
. Carolina; X. 7. Ward, New York; Rev. N. Fow-
ler and two children, Connecticut; J. A. Bren'
ner, Mrs. G. Gutter, Augusta; G. W. Parker,
Kalamazoo, M.ch.
Paoiaon Hotel-N. J. Thouron. City; E.
Strauss, South Carolina; W. G. Fichen, New
York; Henry Smith, Thomas Harley, South
Carolina; E. A. Mayer, Philadelphia.
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THs ssosEr OF SUCCESS M Bus1xEss,-Thi

TEE SRcREr OF SUCCESS IN BUsISEss.-This
is fact: The advertising patronage of paper
Indicates not only the enterprise Of the city
and county where it is published, but it is also
an infall,ble proof that the business men are
possessed OF vim and goaheadsiyeness. Show
Us business community who don't advertise.
and we'll show you community where busi-
ness is stagnated. The man who advertiaes in
o liberal yet discreet MANNER, is sure to take
the lead Of his neighbor who don't spend Q
cent for printers ink. 1t is also conceded that
the man who advectises keeps ajlarger, better
and more complete stock Of goods, and sells
them cheaper than the man who don't adver-
tise. If sou want good bargains. call on the
man who adyertises. -.--.-
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The UNITED STATES COURT, JUNE 18-HoN.
oBAsLx GEoaaE S. BRYAN PREsIDMa.-In
the Circuit Oourt.-The following cases were
disposed of in the issue docket yesterday:
John Taylor & Sons vs.. 3. Foley. Assumpsit.
Verdict for plaintiff $126o s5 and interest from
November q. 1858.
The United States vs. Daniel Hamilton. Mo-
tion 70 set aside verdict, and for new trial. In
this case the court being unable to hear it OF
the last day Of the term Of June, 1863. by con
sent it was ordered that it be set down fol
hearing on Tuesday, 22d June, 1859, at 10
O'Clock.
It was ordered that the following be added
as an additional rule Of this Court:
Proceedings in attachments or final process
may be taken in the same manner and TO the
same extent as by Act Of Assembly are allowed
on final process from the Courts OF the State.
In the District Court.-The United States vs..
two hundred and fifty barrels OF molasses.
Final order Of distribution. Ordered that the
Clerk pay over to A. G. Mackey, Collector o
Port, $61s7 A for use Of the United States.
The demurrer in the case Of A. q. Abrahams
assignee Of Charles Madsden, was overruled.
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REponTERs' CRUxBs.-A. farmer says the
watermelonscrop will be retarded in ccnse-
quence Of the late. drouth. -~@r
Annmbsr OF persons were reported yester-
day for not allowing the contractors to sweep
their chimncys. ,Nfine is the consequence.
The heat yesterday was very oppressive, and
the thermometer late in the afternoon stood at
eighty-six. "a
:: The recent rains has, in measure, relieved
the pressing want Of water. More rain, how.
ever, is still needed.
Itseemsnotto be settled as yet among the
wiseacresef the Radical persuasion whether
George Lse, colored, or Mormon Montgomery,
,olored, is to get the berth In the postofice,
which is to be mads vacant on the lat Of July.
DR.. Kellers has curiosity in his drug store,
Broad street, in the shape OF pigeon with a
double head.
There vas a rumor aAoat yesterday, that the
municipal muddle is in q fair way Of being
cleared up. -.
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. EAST BAY IyPRovEnsTs.-Messrs. Henry
Bischo6 b Co. are now engaged In extending
-.nd otherwise improving their extensive whole
sale Grocery store on East Bay. Tho build
mos In the rear Of the store have been re-
moved. snd large and oommodious shed, forty
feat vide by two hundred feet in length, will
h. substituted. This shed will te furnished
9th skylights and ventilatoRs Of the latest
n.tent. end will open upon stste-straet, afford
inc ample space for drsys to be loaded without
exposure to the weather. The large business
donskby this firm has compelled them tomake
This extension, as the sidewalk on Hast Bay
~ 40 constructed that It was almost imposa-
bio TO receive and ship seoda .s the same
time.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-19

Ossrou1Es OF ME-. MuRDooH.-The romans
,of tho lase James Murdoch. which have been
lying in state at the Hibernian Hall IN charge
Of tho membsrs Of the society for several days,
we're inferred in the graveyard Of the Unita-
rian Chusch yesterday afternoon, and we're fol-
lowed thither BY tho members OF the Hiber-
nisn Society and other friends. The Rey. VII
liam B. Yates made some appropriate remarks
before the interment. speaking IN high terms
Of the worth and commercial probity OF the
deceased. Among those who attended the
funeral was Mr. William Craig, President OF
the lkth Paper Mills, Augusta, an early and
devoted companion Of the deceased.
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.Psoyuxp Rox.-We are informed on good
Authority that Mr.. James r. Greene, one of the
Piilsbury Board Of Alderman, has been sp-
pointed by Governor Scott keeper Of the maga-
zine. Vice Mr.. Stesdman Yeadon, the present
incumbent. Mr.. Greene 10 reported to have
some sexparience in the powder line. having been
for some years in charge Of the magazine at
Harper's Ferry, and subsequently in the Con-
.federste service.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-19

A RISING ARr1sT.-It ia pleasing to note that
the productions of Southern artist are very
favor IDLY received BY New York critics. The
Evening Post tells us that: sat Snedecor's
gallery, in Broadway, there are on exhibition
tour pictures that we'll deserve the attention OF
all lovers of art They are from the easel OF
the young artist, Mr.. J. R. Key, who has devot-
ed himself chiefly to landscape painting, but
whose earliest considerable efforts were pic
lures of Fort Sumter and the entrance to
Charleston harbor, taken at different periods
Of the memorable siege. These were 30 excel
IBat as to attract the notice Of Admiral Dahl.
gren, who at once gave the artist a commission
TO execute other pictures based upon the same
stormy episode in our history" Many Charles
tonians will remember Sir. Key, who as lieu
tenant in the Confederate service, was on duty
here for long time during the war.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-19

A PosrA1. DEAD-LooK.-The Camden Jour-
nal says: John A. Boswell. Esq, has. been ap-
pointed and commissioned postmaster at Cam
den, in place OF MIR. ]. n. Gayle, removed. A
-HMmfsy has ARISEN between the two officials,
by which the community are suffering seri-
ous inconvenience. In the absence OF instruc-
tions fro tho Department, MIR. Gayle refuses
to surrender the mail keys, while Mr.. Boswell
contends that his commission gives him con-
troll Of the mails, and last night he took posses
sion, carried them to the courthouse, and
locked them up IN the Office Of the Judge OF
Probate. where they now remain"
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CONFEDERATE REcoRDs.-The Survivors AS
sociation, with the view Of collecting and pre-.
serving statistics and historical material Of the
war, would be glad to be allowed to make
copies Of any original papers relating to the
forces furnished by South Carolina to the Con-
federate army or navy, muster rolls, reports
of battles or accounts Of individual interest.
These papers will be carefully recorded by
the association, and when desired, the origi-
nails will be returned.
They would also be glad to receive the names
and military record Of those who were killed
or died in the service from Charleston Dis
trict, and will furnish blanks for the purpose.
The Committee on Records will receive any
such papers.
G. IRVINE WALKER. No. Broad-street.
T. G. BARKER, No. Is Broad-street.
GEO. D. BRYAN, No. IS Broad-street.
THOS. MCCRADY, foot OF Bee-street.
/ FIX. HUGER, N. E. Railroad Office.
June IL stuth6
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CorroN BLooMs.-MesMs. Kirkpatrick &
Witte, factors, Accommodation Wharf, have
received from Mr.. P. A. Sanders, Sumter Ooun-
ty, South Carolina, several blooms just from
his cotton field. The crop Of this gentleman
is in bod condition, the growth being some
what forward and progressing finely.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-19

TIE GREENvnLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
The Columbia Phoenix. Of yesterday, states
upon authority. that the suit in the Court OF
Equity, which has been pending tormore than
two years past against the Greenyille and Co.
Iumbla Railroad Company. by certain holders
OF their first mortgage bonds, has,heen set
tied, and that the suit will be Withdrawn at the
present term Of the court. Tue parties who
have come forward and settled with the COM
pany, and consented to the withdrawal Of the
suit, are, as we are informed: Thomas J. Bob
ertson, John Caldwell, Robert N. Lewis, Thorn
6. Perrin, executor, and Charles Smith, OF the
original compIainants in the bill, besides 9TH
ers who entered the suit as parties complain
ant after the suit bad been commenced. The
Phoenix also adds that the July interest
upon their first mortgage and guaranteed
bonds will be promptly paid at maturity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-19

TEE UIrxD STATES C1sour CouRr adjourn
ed yesterday, After an. exceedingly laborious
session, which has BEEN made memorable by
the fsct that Chief Justice OF the United
States presided during portion Of its sittings.
Judge Bryan has won much praise by the dig
nifty, impartiality and untiring industry that
be his exhibited throughout the term.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-19

BURGLAR ARRHsrED.[Onicar Nipson, Of the
detective force, arrested day before yesterday,
Lewis Banks, oosored, 3 notorious and succsss-
.3fui burglar, who has committed numerous rob-
berles 'oflate. in the city. Aquantity Of goods
has been recovered from him, and he has ad-
united his guilt. He has not been very long
ont OF limbo.
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THE POCKET Conn SHELLER is an invention
that at once recommends itself to farmers by
it's extreme simplicity and usefulness. Mr.. C.
N. Averill. of this city, is the owner Of the
patent right for the two Carolinas and Georgia,
and will dispose of the same at reasonable
rates to counties or to manufacturers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-19

Fmsr INTERNAL REVENUE D1srRIcr.-Mr.
James Jones has been removed from tAe Office
Of Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue for the
the First District, and Mr.. F. Goss appointed
l., s,ss r,1ss,a ..
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Nraao CusroxHuusr Or11oKRs.-It is our
rentiy reported, and We believe not without
good reason, that 8. J. Maxwell, Thomas n.
holmes, Stephen d. Hare. F. a. Carmand,
Joseph Quash, VIM. q. Berney, John B. Mush-
:ington and Vim. T. Oliver, tali oolored,} are
soon to be appointed to various subordinate
positions in the Customhouse. &C.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-19

PORE WmsKsK is almost an anomaly in this
degenerate age, but We take pleasure in refer
ing the lovers OF that beverage to the induce.
ments offered by Messrs. q. GerdLs & Co.
These gentlemen are the agen.s for Gather.
woods celebrated brands OF monongahela
whiskies, which they are now receiving, and
will supply to the trade ct the lowest prices.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Too MuoH TRUTH often attaches to the re-
marks made in regard to uncivil hotel clerks.
At the American House, Boston, the employees
take pleasure in ministering to the wants OF
guests.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-19

TIE MARnkR.s CHUR@.-There viii be SER
vices in the Mariners Church. Church street,
to4iouow, Sunday, at hsltpast ten o'clock IN
the morning, and four O'Clock in the afternoon.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-19

DRua LABELs.-We desire to call the atten-
ton Of druggists in the city and throughout
the State to the peculiar facilities Of TIE NEWS
Job Office for printing all kinds Of drug labels,
prescription blanks, &C., at the shortest no.
tice, and in style UNSURPASSED anywhere in
the country. Our stock Of outs, borders and
fancy type is unusually large and choice. Call
and examine specimens of work.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-19

I'm COUNT ELno11ons.-The official an
nouncement Of the result OF the recent elec-
tions in the several counties OF this State, win
be found IN another column of to-day's NEWS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-19

Go TO GEORGE LITTLE l. Co. for white
linen duck suits, worth twenty dollars. for $1S
June 1 tuths1mo
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Go TO GEORGE LITTLE & %. for fine black
cashmere pants, s.. tuths1mo June 1
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MEETINGS. THIS DAP.
Young Mems Christian Association, at
p. II. --L-t - 4
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Auftteu Satrs.
: Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
w. Y. LEITCH q r.. 8. BRUINS,

AuCt1OnooF8s
By virtue of an order of sale to directed. BY ts
Hon. George 8. Eryan. Judge Of the United States
District Court for the Dis rct Of ,outh Carolina
will offer for sale ct public auction. ct the OLD Post
office, foot of Broad.street on THURSDAY, July
ALL ALI That PLaNTA1I OR TRACT OF LAND,
On the Wando River about nine miles from CnsrleS-
ton, known as ToodvilIe. containing four hundred
acres, more or less.
ALL That PLANTA IuN OR TRACT OF LAND.
Known as the Darby Tract, situated In the rear OF
the Four Mile House. on the plank road, containing
acres Of high land and eight acres Of march
land moro or less.
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings,
situated the west side of Mechanicstreet in the
onthe front and back lines each ninety feet by three
hundred feet in DEPTH
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND. with the Building
thereon situate ct the corner Of the Main Road and
Division street. In the Village Of Rikersvle. mea.
suring and containing In hont on Divsion-street
ninety feet, and In depth = feet; putting and
Railroad track, south on Divsionstreet and west ON
lands Of a. Carsten. -.
ALL THOSE TWOLO rS, known as Lot 3 and Lot
o, iu the plan of the Village of Rikersvile, msde
by John L. Branch. Lot containing about one
and one-quarter acies, and Lot containing about:
twenty-one acres Of Marsh Land, as will sppeAr by
sl,H ALSO, II
ALL THAT PLANTAlI-n Oh TRACT OF LAND
opposite the Quarter house. on the plank road, about
i've miles from Charleston containing one hundred,
ana 40 Elk li0oI acfeS' more e,an OK leSS' II
TWELVE LOTS'in the Town Of Ravenel situate
on the Charleston and Sayannih Raihoad, about'
fifteen miles from Charleston, fronting on Mellard-s
street. anil measuring on said front line two hundre&
and ten feet eacb and containing from four to seven
acres each, as may be seen by the pat Of said Vtf-
lsge. 81,
Terms-One third cash; balance in two equal sucS
cessive annual instalments, secured by bond Of pn
chaser and mortgage OF the premises Buildings 10
be insured and policy assigned. Purchases g p&1
for papers and stamps. LOUIS NOLAN. ~
Assignee for D. Hkar.
A@ To WHoM TT MAY CoH6KRNrIhe Nens
creditors Of D. RIEER, Bankrupt are hereby nsa-s
fed tina. pursuant TO order Of court dated MArcA
25th 1862 they are required TO prove and estabusk
their liens before J q, CARPENTER, Esd, Rsgfs>
trar ON or before July 1st 1859, else be debafed
from any benefit arising from the decree to be mAd
In tnis case. LOUIS MOL An, 4 J
June 10 swith1 Assignee o. HfsG. }
| CONSTABLE'S SALE. ~
On WEDNESDAY. tho 29th inst ct 10 o'clsek, viH
be sold at the ofce Of the 0hArlestonor ZetunG. ;
The PRINTING MATERlALof the Ohsriestonee
Zietung. Levied on ss the property Of -, sf
- '''' JOHN D. KENNEDY, a
June 18 2 Special oonstfbc .
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CONsTABLE,s SALE.

CVN NSVAnAHo SAA0. 20,
On WEDNESDAY, tho 2oth inst at 10 oclsek, WI
be sold at the ONCE Of the Charlestoner NetunG.
The PRINTING MATKRIALo Of the OhsriestonAe
Zietung. Levied on ss the property Of f--A A
JOHN D. KENNEDY, a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-24
VOLUME 33 NUMBER 1891

ter l'atrck Henry. if reolIect ariGht.
would lie on the floor and plsv on
violin while his children were merry
making with him. DO not treat them
as children till they are of are. Ask
their opinions: consult their wishes.
How manly would your ron feel were
you often 10 say, flames, what had we
better do to-day - Treat children as
human beings, with love and confidence
and encouragement, and the cases will
be less of leaving home and night alb
-enceS, and fewer descriptions of the
names of father and mother, with sold
man and ''old woman =
.aStIy-Girc H. youg business Of thar
o"H.-A boy writes to the American
Institute Farmers Clud that he has been
trying TO have his father let him have a
piece OF land, but he does not think it
best. What folly, \ father not will
in" to encourage his SON Give YOUR
SONS land OF their own to work, for home
extends into the fields and woods.
Whatever it may be, let them have some
interest III the employment of the father
The same principle with the girls. Your
home l. not Il human cider-mill, in which
10 grind and press from your children all
the labor and profit you can. This
way gives to the world often human ro-
nance. The Quaker idea is good to
make home neat and pleasant. Make
home pleasant; then shalt thou see thy
children grow up like olive plants about
thy table"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-24

To 18th pictures hun; and cild,d;
Home l. where affection call-
Filled with -i.riuc- the heart hath buildcd."
The human heart ycIrns for sympathy
and love. Fostercd 10y these. it expands
into peace and happiness. Deprived OF
them, ii shrive> into the darkness of dis
content and misery. God gives inter
mingling 10 His children lie wcavc>
men together ill the web OF society.
where each acts on some other Tor good
or evil. In this web are many bright
and giaddcning flowers, wrought by the
bl ,scd union and corporation of indi-
NidualS. Churches. iraternal societies
and schools are among the largcr adorn-
ings but the little flowers that are IN
tcrminglcd thickIy upon ii, giving it SUI
pcrior beauty, are the hoHcs. They are
the nations nurseries and happy abiding
places. From them issue its defenders,
It's workers, It's life.
Are these homes all they should be :
Are they aS pleasant The answer i
found in the crowds OF young tlocking to
the cities; the deserted country homes :
the many who follow the march OF the
sun. Our young men are descrting til ,
farm, our young women the household.
to the dctrlment OF the nations prime
source OF wealth.
The remedy must be found in higher
type OF home life. \ few hints: First
--Hnhe hoale l'le'couH IL aYYou1u,cc. How
many unsightly homes there are-hous,.-
standing stark and stiff, like some sent
mel, with scarcely any trees or shrub, or
flowers to break the monotony and rigid
ness of the scene. Plant trees and flow
ers let order and nc;ttnc>s rel IN about
your dwelling, making it look more like
"a home than shelter for the night
Within, also, let beauty and ncatmc-,
dwell Pictures and ornaments that
need not be costly, may be had. DO not
live i'll the back or darkest part OF the
house, rescrvlng the sunnicSt for ocra-
sIOnal company. In this sunny world
let Us live i'll heavens free light and sun
shine Let music abound III the family.
Say not, at don't pay" Better fill the
ears vi the young with tie sounds Of in
srrumcnts and singing, than for them TO
leave home Tor the noise and hustle Of
the busy town.
Again-"Ld rs h,re pcace'' IL the Ioem-
W. Some put on their best airs when III
company, while at home they discharge
their batteries Of tault-finding and i'll
feeling. Speak pleasantly; bear and
torbear. knowing "a man is human.
a pleasant look, a kind word, Is strong
cr than blows or angry words. Let the
young vines, the children, grow up on
the trellises of love and kind parental
guidance, that they yield not "sour
grapes"
Also-Let parents Be one ,gih their chil-
dre8. Join in their innocent plays sup
press not the overthrow Of youthful
spirits Do net be to them 9 stern pas.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-24
{ lte farm and Garden.
uccfii!g of fhc C0ir6Onia COnnty
EUrntPy.S' CiUb.

The first meeting of tins club for the
discussion of topics relating to Agrlcul-
turc. was holden at the Hall of the Ave
nue. Hotel, on Friday last. The subject
OF Observation-Disclosures III ena@cmeEt of
Stock" The meeiin" was called at 10
o clock. but was not organized for bust
ness until after eleven. The president.
J. r. kincrson, occupied the chair. The
discussion was opened by iona. Law
renee OF Waterford. lie deprecated the
habit OF some farmers of endeavoring to
keep their stock on as little and as poor
fodder as possible. caring very little If
the animals were only able TO crawl OFT
to pasture in the spring: also the selling
of Grain. lie would feed it TO the stock.
If auythin. in the line Of fodder is TO he
sold off the farm he would sell the coarser
kinds, and feed out the best.
L. L. Hovey Of St Johnsbury, thought
it important that stock should come into
the barn in the fail in the best condition
possible. Pastures should not be over
fed. Warm stables he deemed of great