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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-01

THE CHARLESTON BOARD OF TRADE.-A spec.
ial meeting Of the Charleston Board ei Trade
was held last evening, the President, d Cobia
ESQ.,. in the chair.
Applications for membership were received
from the following gentlemen: F. E. Fraser,
W. B. Smith, Henry Gourdin, ]. R. Pringle
W. P. Hall, d. T. Peake, A. Cameron, r. G.
Barkley, @. F. Panknin, ]. T. Humphreys,
A. Falk, D. Hass, William Sheppard, N. Hunt,
N. A. Hunt, James Adam. Robert White, F.
Won Santen, Andrew J. Brown, B. 3. Riordan,
John Campsen, j. A. Quackenbush, General
J. W. Harrison, J. G. b. Claussen, William
Ladder, E. Horny Frost; E. N. Thurston, F.
Tanning, T. A. Jeffords, @. A. Damon.
On; motion, the rules we're suspended and
the applicants were elected by acclamation.
The chairman congratulated the Board on
the accession Of new members, and said that
there was ether agreeable business to come
before the meeting.
Mr.. E. W. Marshall arose, and said that he
was one OF the members Of the recently sp-
pointed committee winch had solicited sub
scriptions for the readiug-room of the Charles
ton Board of Trade. The committee had
been met in nearly every instance
with cordislity and kindness, and the
work might now be regarded as an accom-
plished success. It was proper, however, to
say that the main credit Of the whole under
taking was due to D. F. Fleming, Esq, who
had labored in the cause with q zeal and ener-
gy, only edualled by his modesty as man and
merit as a merchant [Applause.] The sum
subscribed was large, and would be increased
to an amount amply sufficient for the purpose
proposed. In conclusion, he read the following
heading Of the subscription list, which e1-
plains the object Of raising the money:
Feeling the great want that has long existed
in the City Of Charleston Tor reading room,
accessible to strangers visiting the city. as
advantageous to the mercantile community
generally, we, the undersigned, hereby agree
to give, as donation To- the Charleston Board
Of Trade, the sums opposite our respective
names for the purchase OF building to enable
them to carry out the above object.
Mr.. Marshall then submitted the following,
which was unanimously adopted:
Resolued. That a special committee be ap-
pointed by the chair, to consist OF the pres.
dent, vlce-preNdent and i've other memD ,rs or
the board, whose duty it shall be to carry out
the object stated in the above preamble, and
that this committee be constituted Board OF
Trustees to act until the next annual meeting
of this board, and that the president of thus
board be authorized to execute al necessary
papers in connection Herewith.
The following are the committee: President
d. Cobis, Vice President A. H. Hayden, Messrs.
D. F. Fleming. E. W. Marshall, W. Z. Ryan,
d. Bischoff and B. 8. Bruins.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
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A DANIEL CONE To- JuDaHESr.-A colored
constable connected With Magistrate Mackey's
Office, while engaged in eiechpg Francis Gar
rett, oolored, trespasser on the premises OF
Mrs. Ann Francis. was resisted, and was COM
,oelled to use the full extent.of his authority.
He was subsequently summoned before Magic
trate Bunch to answer the charge Of assault
and battery, and the latter refused to take the
bail OF city grocer and man Of property, be-
csuse he was not freeholder. and the con-
stable wks com nltted tojail. Straw bail WA
for some time al the go in the Republican par
ty, snd at this late date such strict judicial in.
teerity as ttei Instance mentioned above is
quite refreehing.
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CHERAw AND DARLINGTON RAIL
rREASURER'S OFFICE
DLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.

THE ATTENTION OF CONTRACTORS Is lNvII-
ED to the work of completing the Blue Ridge Roll
rold In south caropa, from Anderson, South Ca-o-
lima, to Knoxville Tennessee. distance Of one hun
dred and hfty-two miles 10 build.
The Executive Committee OF the Board Of Direct
ors Ia prepared to enter into negotiations With res
popsble persons who may desire to undertake the
work.
Payments will be made in their first mortgage. (7j
per cent bonds, principal and interest payab e
in coin, having twenty years to rvn, secured by
the Of the state Of South Carolina for the
punct,,al payment Of both principal and interest.
The mortgage covers unencumbered property OF the
Company, which cost three ard aquarter millions oi
dollars gold and embraces fity miles Of road COM
plete In running order.
Detail ed Estimates Plans, Profles and Speci6ca.
tions will be ready for inspection by JUNE !, 1863
Meanwhile approximate qnan tiles and other tnfor-
nation concerning the work may be obtained by ap-
plication to Colonel JAMES P. LOW, the Chief En-:
gineer Of the Co lpany, or to the undersigned. at
Columbia, South Carolina.
R. Z. SCOTT,
Chairman Of Executive Committee.
N. B. The time for opening the bids for the con
struction Of this Road Is fixed for the 9Th day oi
JULY next a. II NJ. at Columbia, g. c. Bids will be
received by the Executive Committee up to tha
date. IL June ~
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bsrdo's saloon on Market-street, to T. Speng-
Ter; eighteen centre shots.
Fourth prize, an infants embroidered robe,
to J. G. b. Cl ussen; eleven centre shots.
Fifth prize, pair Of congress CATERS, to
John WohllmaDn; nine centre shots.
Sixth prize, dozen cans condensed milk, to
8. Charles seel; four centre shots.
Seventh prize, pair OF velvet slippers, to
John schalla; three centre shots.
Eighth prize, pair of embroidered suspen-
ders; to John Kuobelooh; three centre shots.
For the Ring Talget-Frst prize, pair OF
patent leather boots. to J. G. b. Olauasen,
whose three shots marked forty.
Second prize, an English walking coat, to q.
Bensen, who marked thirty-eight.
Third prize. white silk vest, to 8. Charles
seel. who marked thirty-6ye.
Fourth prize, silver-mounted whip, to
julius Ostendo1f, who marked thirty-three.
Fifth prize. pair of black pants, to @. Men
sing, who marked thirty-three.
Sixth prize, lady's dressipg.case, to T.
Spengler, who mari ed thirty-three.
Seventh prize, pair of KID slippers, TO B.
Thees, who marked thirty-three.
CONCLUSION.
At the conclusion OF the distribution the as
semblage resumed their various amusements,
which were continued until late hour last
night; each and every one dispensing to dream
over the joys of this and to wish for another
Scheutzenfest Immediately.
The day was marked throughout BY the ut
most decorum. which by the way, is always
noticeable at all festivals given by our G:rmar
citizens, who are most indefatigable when al
work, and no less so when they devote theil
time to pleasure; they. go about 1t With sest
| that is stranger to almost every other people
yet there is quiet enjoyment, and such cor
dial spirit that make all as home who attend
their festivals. May there be hundreds more
Of them, and all who were present yesterday
live to enjoy them and many more, is our sim
cere wish.
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-. SHERlFF'S SALE.
In the Court of Probate-Jaeo6 II. Kal6, I'D.
.ministrator, us. B. 3. Ratson & D. y.
Thomas, ct al.
In pursuance of Decretal Order Of i. N. league.
Probate Judge. in this cause, will sell at Black
vile, Barnwell County, & O., on SALESDAY In
JULY next, 1859. at public auction, at the usual
hours Of sale, -'.s-. -.
Town Of Backville, situate. lying and being as fol.
lows Two Lots fronting on Ratlrpad,street, each 60
feet front by $50 feet depth, on BID 30; NO and
8; th,es Let's on Block "O" Nos. A. ~ and 2S, each
measuring 80 ieet ON Wslkerstreet, by 200 feet In
depth. 49,
On these Lots are ine hotel building. one large
dry goods and grocery storehouse, and three other
smaller storehouses, and all the Lots are valusble
for building sites.
Term. Of Sale-Cash enough to pay the costs Of
suit, and the balance on credit until January the
nrst eighteen hundred and seventy-one. ,187l,)
with interest from date Of purchase st seven per
cent per annum. Titles to be executed, but not
delivered until the whole purchase money ts paid,
and II not paid when dre to be ssld for cash ct
the risk the former first purchaser. The pur.
chaser to give his bond to the Judge OF Probkte, with
two or more good surehes to be approved by him.
The purchase money, when due, to be paid into the
Court Of Probate to abide Its further order. Pur-
chaser to pay for necessary papers ard stamps.
sherif's Office, June 10TH 1869.
June28 z N. g. W. WALKER. Sheriff.
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sun11cuEn oosx1sposnzsr.-The FIRST num-
ber OF this new German paper, published BY
Mssrs. Erckmsnn. Beye.G 3 Co.. has been issued
nom thsiraGee, No, 20 Broad street. Though
.smil4ts squite neat 10 eits appearance, and Is
but the shsdow Of good things to come We
xxeleoue ,our cotemporary to the journalistic
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Go TO GBoRaE LITTLE & Co. for white
linen duck suits, worth twenty dollars. for $13.
June tuthslmo
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TIE STATE CoyRr. Jurr so.-HoN. R. B.
OA1rkEExR, JUDGE, PRzs1Dna.-The Peoples
National and the First National Banks va. John
Fraser & Co. G: h. simonton, Esq, for the
banks aud Mesirs. Msgrath b Campbell for
John Fraser & Go. -
These cases were Q claim by the banks on
the defendants for certain ooilaserals held by
them. and pledged in payment OF Defendants
liabilities. The time allowed for an arrange
ment having elapsed, the banks demanded
payments, .A.verdiot vss. rendered tor the
plaintiffs in the sum Of 500. .OOO.' The arsu'
ment on the cases will be continued to-day, the
question having arisen il this amount mean'
, gold or lsga, tender, and If gold, what is the
, correct valuation OF pound sterling.
Several minor osses we're tried without com
pletlng ths call OF the dsy.
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THAr THEATRE BUMsEss. We, have reen in
print o lsttsr from Mr.. Chadwick in which he
eays that in consequence OF The inability Of the
&itizsns Of Charleston to raise the SUM OF s1o.-
hoo, the opera houte scheme must fail: There
is no proof Of such inability, and this assertion
ia somewhat hasty. The citizens haze not
been called upou generally, = and the failure to
respond to Mr. Chadwick's. proposition must
be manly owing to thls hct. Dollars now are
as scarce as hens teeth, but If the right kind
of men will take the matter in hand. SO 0OC
can be, and will be. subscribed, under proper
guarantees for the purpose ofbuildins theatre
and opera house. Hall dozen WORKING men
osn get the money together in couple oi
weeks IL the scheme is sound one.
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MxaoAsrnr Pxnrpe.-All kinda q mer-
camille printing, such as circulars, letts heads,
cards, bin heads. statements, DO, Tor count
ing-rooms and Offices, promptly executed IN
the lneatest Style and; at the lowest rates for
cash, at TN AEwB JOB orzIGE. No. 14s East
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90 TO GEORGE LITTLE & 90. for fine black
.cass1mere pants, s.. tuths1mo June +
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3int Arts.
nHoToGRAPH COLORING.

PHoToeRAPH ooLok1se'
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taste can have their orders
promptly nHed by leaving them at Holmes Book
House. Written directions should IN each - be
given as to the style Of coloring preferred.
April ~ Smos'
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!; .s .,., ..'i ao,es ,xlSxusas zH1s ozY: ss.,5
Howard Lodge. st P. NJ. -.
,Homestead Loan and Building Association,
Tcssoina Mutual 1nsutanos Company, at ID
4. II. Ia.
kedical Society. at 8 P. 49,, ~
Young America Fire Company, at 8 ?. II.
Emmett Circle, st9 Pm. 8
8. F. Club, at8 r. NJ 49,. -
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June 18
ExECuTIvE DEPARTMENT.

STATE TREASURY oFFIoE,(
CoIuMBaA, 8. O.. June 16, 1859.
UNDER TBE ACT FOB TIE CONVERSION OF
THE STATE SECURITIES, the Treasurer OF the
state is prepared to issue Bonds bearing siI Per
Cent interest payable semiannually for registered
stock Bonds are prepared for 500. $500 and $1,000
Fractions may re returned IN certih"ates OF STOCK.
parsons desirous OF converting their Stock into
Bonds will please present their certificates at this
oface. with name endorsed upon the lack twit-
nessed.)
Registered stock in lieu thereof will please present
the same to this Office with instructions.
Where parties cannot attend IN person to transact
their business ct tnis oe 1t is preferable that the
same should be transacted through some authorized
soant NILES g. PARKER,
June II IS Treasurer State South Carolina.
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~ Butter, Lard, &C..
By II. M. CATER.

Will be sold THIS DAY, on Browns Wharf, ae
three quarters past O'Clock, 80
58'hfklns BgTTER-just landed -. -
SO irkine Pure Leaf and Extra Lard =.
80 bhls Molasses =.
80 bhls. Sugar.
Conditions cash. July L
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a@isfsQaueuus.

vTEGETABLEs, FRUIT, &c., AT LOW
Y PRICES. --'--
Also received daily-aPPLE>, Peaches, Poultry,
Eggs, &c. all Of which will be sold OF extremely
low prices by WILLIAM HUNT
No. ~ Market-slreet North side,
July 2 Between Meeting andChurch-sueets,
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5iuaufial.

d A N X E II 3,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS AND MER-
CHANTS, wishing Checks, Blanks. Letter Heads, or
Job Printing of any description en- get their orders
alled promptly and in the neatest style, at cheap
rates, by applying at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
149 East Bay.
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Vaiuablc Real Estate at Auetion. !, Il.
BY HOLMES & MACBETH,
AuctioneerS.
BY virtue of an order OF saierto me directed byfi5
Hon. Geo. 8. Bryan, Judgeof the United etat6s
District Court, fr the District Of South Carolina,
Iwill cffer for sale at public auction. st the Old
Postoface, foot of Broadstreet Char eston, 8. O.,
THIS DAY, july 1st at II O'Clock A. H.,
All that LOf Oh PARCEL OF LAND, sttuAt6
lying and being In the City Of Columbia and State of
sonth Carolina measuring and containing In front
on washingtonslreet sixty-sx 1867 feet and depth
one hundred and four I10i, feet Buttinu and bound
ing west on lands now late Of estate Of Charles
Beck, east on lands OF A. Gage and ]. D. Bstemau.
south on lands Of G.. Y. Antwerp, and north oits
Washing on-street
Terms cssh Purchaser to pay for papers md
stamps. Louis NOLAN, ~
Assignee F. G. Defontsine..
To WHOM IT NAY coNcHRN-AIl Hen creditors
Of T. G.. DRF0NTAINE, Bankrupt. are hereby nott-
fed tn It pursuant 70 an order Of the Court datsd
June 10tn. 1882 they are required to prove and
establish their liens before J. O. CARPENTER.
Esq, Registrar, on or before the 1st Of July, l0e
or else be debaIred from any beneht arising from
the decree to be made IN this case.
July1 fwmiw5th1 LOUIS NOLAN
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-SCHUETzENEEST.

THE CELEBRATION OF THE GKRNAN RIFLE
CLUB AT THE soHUETzENPLATz YEsTFh'
BAY.
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no BUsIS Ess mEN.
ThE SUMTER NEWS,
PUBLISHED AT hUMTER, $. c..
IL ONE OF TRE BEST PAPtR5 IN 1HE UP.
cOTNTRY: has large circulation and affords SD.
perior advantages as an advertising medium. Terms
iow Addres DARR & OSTEEN,
February % proppN'e~.
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stand in the centre Of the green. On and
around it the male portion of the audience
assembled, while the ladies looked on from the
balcony above. Captain F. Melchers was
selected to deliver the prizes to the passive
members, and did 80, after stating the plea
sure it was to him to deliver the prizes so
handsomely won. The recipients are as
named:
FIRST prize, LADIES' bonnet, to J. 81. Hap
poldt.
Second prize, o gold mounted riding whip,
to r. 8. Bruins.
Third prize, q croquet game, complete, to
John A. Michel.
Fourth prlze, fine Alpine hat, to W. b.
Burn.
Fifth prize. one box Of Cohen's medicine, to
J. Il. Hsppoldt.
Mr.. B. 8. Bruns, who had been selected to
deliver the prizes to the active members, now
took tho stand and made some pleasant re-
marks regarding the celebration Of the day,
and Of all the celebrations by the Germans,
which he truly asserted were 80 we'll calcular-
ed to produce good feeling and good fellow
ship, not only among themselves, but among
sill nationahties, the representatives of which
always delighted to attend their gatherings.
he then delivered the prizes as follows, saying
something humorous concerning each prize:
FIRST prize, a silver-plated cordial stand, to
F. Torck, who made twenty-eight centre shots.
Second prize, pair Of caIf-skin boots, to q.
BenseD; twenty-five centre shots.
Third prize, one years free shaving at Lom-
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10 tho Edissrs of tie Free Trader III your
''old and esteemed personal friend" the "wheel
horse Of the radical party" will take tho trouble
to inform himself how "Franklin Corwin" voted
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We are authorized to the OF WILLIAM r
AiLLlGAN as candidate for the ONCE Of County Clerk at
Tue coming eectonsubcct to the decision OF the Demo-
cratic County Convention. m .,y 49,.
SAMUEL w. RAYMOND is q candidate for the Office of
County Clerk OF La Sale county at the approaching election
subject to the decision Of the Democratic County Convention
BENZ n. HETHERINGTON, at the request OF the work.
ngmen OF La Sale is hereby announced candidate for
the ONCE OF Comfy Treasurer OF La Sale county
Ing election subject to the decon Of the Democratic County
Convention.
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Liberal subscriptions are being made in the
eastern oities for the. relief Of the suffersp By
the recent fearful coal mine disaster at Avon
dale, Pa. The sufferers are said 10 number 600
women and children.
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)AHarrfe1.

BY Rev. NJ X Whtlesey Sent Is at the residence Of ahe
brides father, Mr. Michael Budd Mr. JOSEPH L. GRUBER to
Miss AGNES H. BuDD.
On the 18th inst by Arthur lockwood Esq., Mr. GEORGE
town Of Earl ft{ a. 3 80 Fftl -
by Rev. D. Holmes Sept 16, at the residence OF Mr. n
Beem, ~. THOMAS KNEALE, Of Chicago, to Miss KATE
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At the Methodist Parsonage by Rev. D. j. Holiness Sept
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Board Of Education.
ADJOURNED MEETING.
OvsIcs or rHs BOARD or EDUCATION.
Otta~s Er,Aav TIE E.Nt 1870

OvSIcs or rHs BOARD or EDUCATION.
Ottawa, Friday Eve. Sept. 8. 1869.
The board met pursuant to adjournment
Present: Directors Asrkle, Courtney, Spencer,
Stout, Hobsn and Fulton.
President Paul being absent, Director Courtney
was called TO the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting we're read and
approved.
ce.ysd and accepted. 500 stony
Special committee on third ward building re
ported that the building would not be ready for
school purpose % Monday, Sept. 9th, and would
recommend that the opening Of the schools in that
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Toniea, on Tuesday Of last week, voted BY .
Largo majority in favor Of Subscription 10 the
stock of the Kankskes and Illinois River Rail-
road.
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An opportunity is now offered to our citizens
70 procure that most desirable Of articles, per.
feet spectacle Mr.. o. Trask is sole agent for
Lazarus & Norris celebrated spectacle. II
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