The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-15

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MEETINGS THIS DAY.
Jefferson Lodge, at P. M.
Freunschafsbund, at p. NJ.
Relief Loan Association, at P. M.
AUCTION SAFES THIS DAP.
HgTsoN LEE will sell at II O'Clock, at the
JOHN G. MILNoR & Go. will sell al 10 O'Clock,
at Il their I, store, straw and dry goods. &c:
O'Clock, at his store, butter. dour 10. 70 ~
LAUREY Il ALEXANDER will sell at 10 pollock
at their store, strips, pig heads, &c.
REICKE ScHAoHTE. will sell at quarter to
1O O'Clock, at their stores, shoulders, hams
TIE CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge Bryan gave no
tice yesterday that he would adjourn the Cir
>cuit Court on Friday.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Leitch &
'eBruns sold yesterday the Buck Hall Plantation,
In st. Stephens Parrish containing 1000 acres,
for $4,000; cne-third cash, balance in one and
two years.
THE CROPS IN NBARNwELL.-The Journal says:
1--WE have had some refreshing showers since
our last issue, and the crops present quite au
improved appearance. The dry season we had
In May gave our planters a fine opportunity to
get their cotton clean.''
THE STATE CoURT-IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
HON. Il. b. CARPENTER, PREsIDINa.-The day
was consumed in the call of the issue CITY
docket, the cases on which were fixed for trial.
No other business was transacted on the ses-
sions side OF the court. -
REPoRrERs' CRuMBs.-The City Inspector
began, yesterday, distributing lime in the gut
ters and sewers throughout the city, as q sani.
tary precaution.
Yesterday squalI passed over the city,
blowing down fences in several places.
camille printing, such circulars. letter heads,
cards, bill heads, statements, &c., for count
ing-rooms and Offices. promptly executed in
the neatest style and at the lowest rates for
cash. at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE. No. 149 East
Bay.
TEE LATE JAMES MURDooH.-A dispatch
was received yesterday by President John F.
"O'Neill, OF the Hibernian Society, announ cling
that the remains Of the late James Murdoch are
now on their way to this city in charge Of two
members Of the society. On their arrival the
remains OF Mr.. Murdoch win be inferred by
the Hibernians with the customary honors.
NEGRO CLERKS TO BE PLACED IN THE PosT-
'oFF1cR.-There was a rumor afloat on the
streets yesterday that the Messrs. Gum, who
for some time past have labored faithfully and
efficiently as clerks in the Postofice, are to be
removed from Office on the 1st OF July. and
their places filed by negroes. Upon inquiry
we learned enough to satisfy US that there was
great deal of truth in the rumor.
TIE EWEATHEh.-Yesterday was an exces-
sively close day, the thermometer ranging
from &c to 80 degrees. In the afternoon there
was high wind with light rain, which tenn.
POAOu VIZ dtAO5puoIO very 6kE60uDlys line
prospects for heavier rain were fattering
until about 8 O'Clock in the evening, when the
sky cleared of. The want OF water is now q
serious Inconvenience in the city, and causes
the poor great deal OF suffering.
The VIarrANTs AND THEIR P.crUREs.-The
pair Of very handsome photographs Of the Wig.
alant Fire Engine, one OF them including the
portraits OF the officers and several members
OF the company, are attracting much attention
from the friends Of that fine organization. The
pictures were executed by Mr. Barnard, Of the
we'll known photograph firm of Quinby & Co.
We believe that they are intended for presenta-
tion to Captain 8. Y. Upper, for many years
the President OF the Vigiants.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. June 14.--ChGrlestOn Ho-
tel.--P. H. B. Snuler, Thomas y. Dsvis, South
Carolina; Fl. Griffith. Baltimore; J. d. E;aster-
lin, James johnson, City; G. b. Mills. South
Carolina; John Worth. Baltimore; +. g. Sasher,
New York; }. H. Brown, North Carolina; b. p.
Graf, Baltimore.
Pauition Hotel. Juan Modet, Colonel OF En-
gineers in Madrid, Havana; M. Levi, South
Carolina; G. Jones, Baltimore; D. W. Haines.
Florence; Thomas McCants. ). NJ. Humbert,
South Carolina; W.C. johnson. City.
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ANOTHER PROOF or THE ETFrCESoY OF THE
CHARLEsToN TRE DKPARrMENr. - In yester-
days News was published an account Of an
4 invention for Ora engines, which keeps the
water in the boiler constantly hots aS an ex-
pense OF seven cents per dey. At srecent trial
an alarm was communicated by the telegraph.
the horses were attached. and the steam en-
yine was run out short distance. At four
\ and luerter minutes from the tune the alarm
had been given steam Wns generated and