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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

DoNr BAT Ar MONT "A touch OF
dyspepsia growing ont Of pigs foot
swallowed at midnight, has changed q
mans whole life, aud an irrogularity Of
tho bile has made many an angel al
most fiond. II tho gastric Juice is ali
right and tho blood in swimming order,
the world IS a nice bright pleasant
place, and from which nobody is in a
hurry to move; bat il IN that queer
mysterious hnid there is alloy, the sky
Of life is oil cloud, the winds howl and
everything is dark and dismal II you
want to feel happy look after your
digestive and circulating systems
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

lusSa = Ceaal Eho New Ysy
haa tolls STORY eta lnan who presenl
"a hsmsei 81 ias door e tbe oompos
i's ne7H Y that oaloo IA state
gfesi excitement aud asked i JoseF
= lseksog ber, Tac party name
vss engaged ia setting editorials
oeksa ~ - hearing his nams n
excited party continued. Your houss
burned ~ and oyory thing in Il
Wlh q coul devotion 10 has duty wnic
N'a tear eompausoa piib tie mo-
brilliant historical examples, Alr. Iael
son continued to piek ap typc. i te
you youI house Is bnraine 90 aud eve
~ tang IN .t 7 exclaimed tie nov a
tapishod as veil a. oseited stranger
Noll, al right. answered jackson.
eAn't leave nov IA enmo round uhel
The paper goes Is press
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

How ro IL Maa.AmE 81. by 4
window and look over the way to Won,
neighbor excellent mansion. which h.
has recently built aud paid lor, and Al
ted out
on, that wore rich man.
Get angry with your neiehbar ana
think yoa have not hlond IN "a.
world Shed tear or tao, aud take /
walk IN the buna ground continaalh
saying g Yourself
Whom shall ! be buried here Ye
Sign note for friend. aud never
forget your kindness, and every hour
IN tho dag whisper to yourself, II won.
der 4 he viii ever pay that note n
Think every body means 10 cheat
you. Closely examine oyory bill YOU
take, aud doubt its being genuine until
you have put your neighbor to great
deal Of trouble, Put confidence IN
nobody. and believe every man you
trade with to be rogue.
Mover accommodate, ilyou can poss.
ibly holp il
Never visit ths sick, OF afflicted. and
never give cent to assist tae poor.
Buy as cheap as YOU can, aud sorou
down % the lowest mill. Grind the
faces aud the hearts OF the unfortunate
Brood over your misfortunes. your
lack OF talents. and believe that Al no
distant day you vail come to want
Let the work house be ever in you,
mind, with all tho horrors Of distress
aud poverty
Follow these receipts strictly, and
you will be miserable to your hearts
content--if We may so speak sick Al
heart, aud at variance with the world
Nothing vii cheer or encourage Won
nothing viii throw gleam OF sunshine
or ray Of warmth into your heart
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

EVERY CnRIsrAS CHuuon As .
man is little world, SO every Christ.
ian isa a little church within himself
AS the Church, therefore, is sometimes
IN the wane, through persecution, other
times 70 full glory and brightness, so
let me expect myself TO be sometimes
dropping under temptations, and sadly
hanging down the hoad for the want Of
the feeling Of Gods presence; at other
times carried with the full sail Of n
resoiute assurance to heaven, knowing
that as church at the weakest STAY,
Or shall N ny greatest detection,
hold the child Of God. BislQp Hall.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

PuSoKsr Did you ever bear the
story Of the traveller and the horse rad
ish 2"
"No, how was il r
We'll, seeing a dish II grated horse
radish on the table where they stopped
Tor dinner, each helped himself largely
T. the sauce, supposing il 70 be eaten
as potato or squash; ard the frst putt.
ing kniteful into bis mouth, ierked
his handkerchief from bis trousers and
commenced wipiDg his eyes
"What troubles yer Jenny" in
quired bis oomrads
Sure, ! and was thinking oimy poor
old htherA death when be was hung I"
Le replied fhrewdly
Presently the other, taking a. gresl-
ily y the puugent vegetable, lad ns
sudden use for the handkerchief, where
81 Jemmy ooolly inquired
Aad shat trouble yer, Pat2
4r0th. be replied. that y0u wasp 4
hung With your Ather
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19


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Bai : sttdne uind carried sway hi4 hat
AH1 81 sighrl few moments over that.
al.i tiien gsyea 10 tbe farther shore.
4'' ''a a-sN 10 more
Poor diving Ousk tiiv suit a. urfv
p qalotly sailing aNay asayi
Bu. theut g. ~ heaven, o. etraig D as a. arrow,
Next came Dr. Watts with 4 buedia aF rsaItss
red aieely ur rs lis aPtg arms
And hymns 10 many q very wise thing
Bat | thonuht hs hpaycd aa RnNtaag sierh
A. be saw that Tie river rau broad and hipb.
And locked rather surprised, ar ono by one
'''''' '"' "'''' "eH' 'o"'''
Aud altar hlm, aith liz Mss
Came Wesley the pattcra II C0dlipe-s.
But hc cried Dear me. what shall / dag
Away they went on the swollen udo.
And the .aiut as,o,t5ssad r,ss.,i 81, ,,,,,, ,i,,c
without hia ulannscrifts' ~ t9 tio tl,r,5,,..
f#4
But az tbev stappofl Al M tiy,.r'- l,tirl
saw one saint nom H. otl,tr sl3,3,t
''Sprinklsd 81 plunged, NAV ask vou. friend.
Hos you attend 70 tifcs great end"
Thus, with a few Arops on nly brow
But have been dipped AZ Vou II see me now.
Aud really think il Will hardly do,
You're bound, ! know, to realms II b iss,
a. "a. 4. F4lr y
And, straightsay plunging with all his might
Away 70 the left his friend to the right
Apart they went frun this world 0g sin.
And how did the brethren eater in ~
ana now where The river was rolling on,
4 Presbyterian church won't down,
Y, ~ Women thsre scented ai innumcrabla thrang,
bal lAe men could count as they passed along,
s AAft afIllnr tNt FV4A g8f4t1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

Freod Aailaby. am pleased that
thee has ct such q fine orgsn ii u5y
church Bl' SD tho clergyman.
thought you we're strongly opposed Z
hpving az orgun in s church p So ]
az. said Friend OBADIAH, but thea Il
ties H,si aorship the Lord b machine.
! wouid ike thoa 70 havea srst-rats
instrument
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19
Paints, Colors Dry and

in pi Les liuc ole Tufpemines,
japan sheilsc Yaruishos Paint. var.
nish and White Wash Brushes full
s'oNk We make speciality 81
GLASS; carrying . fep larga stock
4 81 szes and qualities. and are
reiIiug very low. putiY, Glue and
sand Paper.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19
DENTISTRY.

"WM W BR0CKWAY, DENTIST
III - tsaras 4 MaHf8effrt ailnf ratiAsBes n All
ss+f Fi - Yrsa. tafiar Whieh lltas he ~. ts-
e1 esH fWkLEf Ir SnRkD ,eits sad psrtp of
ae.f ai teash III hiHks ass CREST esifsfisnes ssf-
feA htA lH 'AsHE tst hls operations aFum tha eelh
eA iti t7e eiata AZ rhs kfr w neesi
iA.aa ~ ~ a'ited e esH gpoH him a. Alf rrsi-
s5-# - AAFigAastsf. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19
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tffth.f lfets sfs tisei 81 ssa ias hassu
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rAAh AFFf NiA eaFAeaEt as shss frruaa
NuAM HtTMAN
a y AELnE
NAEHN& aRNFfETN
ssaesAsns a. 4sjf let isas--wf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

The moss diacai. surgical opera
iiols---to take TIE cheek frors a yourg
G-an AID tie jaw fron AZ old woman
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19
Powder and Fuse

Airna yen aree ,oek of boot Manila
Rope Cattle tfaec ualtos and Iog
Cha ~. Saw Mil Crausrand Cross
cai Saws. Taper, Bastard and Nill
FILES
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

asrhg - sammsr ie lhor hotaes /
heiiac and proceeded tbencs ta Hoe
eala, where slse arrived November !.
vi 5la e sAsualsie earrn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19
TIE EQUINOX HOUSE

tANeliEsfEH Hkt30NT,
gaFes tgap las 6 oesa.ef}
AttAs ats k3tNI EQilAeI lm4,s lhe e.ueu
Araufataa
flNk uRtpFs.
GOOD TEUUr FIsnlNa
tair' :. H ORYls. Naaas.isf. VI
Routes tg Manchester.
aF lHf q A NJ Harlem sgd ltl a. N. Hsi.ap
tatet iFaiua oHlnest az fuaF "a afaNetit#vFt
fla AiNusareE, a. ~ B
- tA'gs hafa hrTLtND ff dsNoHGyrfg al
p sai u a atiur arrival ~ Boston ( M.
hiha tiAih Yea tlfL Luhv 81 aHdliEt.InNs FAIts.
- tfaiNs ieste NaatnlaA ats A NJ Arilye Ia
htt fhN q U = leave CT MtN. nrsrHEat II 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-19

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Hhat sd sa# Fsaia Rf
ant His.as saa s aau
Al ass a6e n HitEt alE ssfeas
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07

ATTEMPED BURaLARy.--A bold and we'll nigh
successful attempt was made before daylight
yesterday morning TO rob the dwsllngof DR..
.J. p. Chazsl. No. 72 Aason-street. The ur.
known burglars entered the house BY the back
window OF the second ory, add had reached o
bedroom in the third story, when an alarm was
given and they beat hasty retreat. Crimes
OF this character are getting so FIRE quent in the
city Of Ate that everybody should be speci lily
CAUTIOUS about the fastenings Of their doors
TEE UNITED srArEs CouRr. The Greenville
Enterprise says: 3.1et q ask .,s.smsasl d
Monday was the first day Of the term, and
the j1rles witnesses, prosecutors and prose-
Cuted made their appearance. In the. court
hORse. Daniel HorlbecK, Esq, the clerk, was
present, and II. "a. ID. Byron, representing
DISTRICT Attorney Corbin. But Judge Bryan
being absent, and not expected till the end
OF the week, after the call OF the Jurors.
the clerk announced that ATTENDANCE would
mot be required till Monday next (9oii II.
atant., The Judge had been oailed over to
Flat Rock: In North Carolina, for the ooubie
purpose Of witnessing the. marriage of his son
and obtaining the much needed reRreshr1ert
OF the mountain air aud travel-his IAbors
having been OF late inCesssnt and exceedingly
zab0ri0us. The public interest will not suff;r
by this brief poatponement of the acttye bust
mess OF the court, as there is anple time ahead
GO dispose OF the cases that may be ready for
trial ut the present Germ.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07

TAKE COOP CARE OF THxa1.-Erom the follow
ing paragraph, takon from the Augusta paper 8
it will be seen that the steamer Of tho Fillmore
Company, Of that city. will arrive here this
morning:
A detachment OF the Fillmore Steam Fire En-
gine Company leave here with their steamer
this afternoon for Charleston. Tie Fillmore
lanta, which makes it necessary to send the
steamer to New York for repairs. The detach-
ment will reach Charleston in the morning,
and ship their machine by the steamer which
leaves in thes afternoons. Our Charleston
friends must see that our boys are sent back
fright side up with cale."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07

1HE SAVANNAH CLUB WILL NOT COME TO-DAY.
IHH NEWS OF yesterday stated that President
McCabe, OF the Carolina Club, who had gone to
Savannah to make arrangements Eof the Sa-
vannah Club to come here and play the second
game, had tteleRraphedt to his club to meet the
Savannah boys at the steamer Dictator's wharf
to-day. At twelve O'Clock Thursday night
another telegram (Which, however, was not
opened by the person to whom it was addressed
until yesterday morning) was received stating
that meeting OF the Savannah Club had just
beeh concluded, and they had resolved not to
come to Charlestons until the Carolina Club
paid them visit.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07

TEE POLICE FoRoR--WxLL 1T BE RRoRoAN-
rzED PA bill will be introduced at the meeting
Of Council on Tuesday night next, having for
it's object the reorganization of the police
force.
Tho present force consists Of fifty day ,and
hhy night police. the latter Of whom are not
at all available during the day in. case Of an
emergency. The biilto be introduced provides
that the force be increased to one hundred and
twenty. five men, who will constitute both the
night and day police, dispensing altogether
With the present system OF night watchmen.F
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07

). HOxxL ARR1vAIs. Auaysr e.-PasGSoss He-
tA-J. N. Proser. Daniel Zimmerman ]. ".
Antley, Orangeburg; J. p. Gayle, Florence; J.
F. Gibbos. City; 3. B. Coheu. Charlotte, N. G.:
}. L. BFadish, New York.
! Charleston Hota.-Thomas p. Stovall, Au-
gusta; J. @. Bailey. Wilmington; q. M. sadlcr.
South Carolina; O. G. Johnson, Alabama; e. 8,
Jamison, Columbia.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07
THE ELOPER RETURNS. /.
HIS Wife Threatens To- sH.oavo Doctors
Bill ON tho WOmen who and ,d him
60 NAM Away. t4 t4t Et: t

The elopement Of Riohard Murphy with q
young woman wto has devoted husband in
Milwaukee. Wisconsin. and regularly sends her
portion OF his hard-ear6ed wages, has been
tho town talk FOR the last two days. every one
who thought much about IL being convinced
that he had gone 'never more to return" But
not So.
About six O'Clock las. afternoon tbs detec-
tives were notified that Murphy. accompanied
by the young woman, had come down from
Rranchville. on the South Carolina Railroad,
within seven miles of Charleston. and there
they had gotten off, hs swearing he would walk
into the city. Mrs. Murphy was notified OF his
proximity to the oity, and securing carriage,
drove around to the deteotive Office. After
learning all that could be gained from the de-
tectives. she sent fer Magistrate Mackey, who
oaTlio. and sine desired &c know what was 10 be
done to punish the woman, bhe Stating that
her husband was always good TO- her--he had.
it was true, in this and another instance, been
unfaithful to his allegiance; but it was her
fault, as she had inadvertently put the tempta-
tiop in his way by hiring attractive women to
serve about the house, and, therefore, she did
not wa mt to prosecute him.
The magistrate, after inquiring into the case.
gave it as his opinion that the woman had done
nothing except enticing Murphy off. aud as
there was no law to punish women for that.
nothing could be done in the matter.
Mrs. Murphy listened impstiently to this de-
cision. and then jumped up and started for the
carriage, remarklng as she did so !: II gtleas I
had better attend to this business myself; I'll
go out in the carriage and meet them, and I'll
leave doctors bill upon that woman that's
come between me andmy husband" Mote
1t is supposed that Mrs. Murphy meant by
the expression ''leave doctors BILL" &C., that
che would go for the woman and leave her in
such condition as would require the attend
ance OF physician, and consequently have
bill to pay.I
The last seen OF Mrs. Murphy she was in q
carriage with male friend being rapidly
driven out OF the city, evidently on the road
to meet her erring husband and the naughty,
naughty" woman.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07

FINE RIcE.-Yesterday we saw stalk Of rice
grown on the plantation OF Mr. G. Lucas, on
Cooper River. The stalk was FIVE feet high
Mr.. Lucas expects to make about sixty BUSH
els to the acre.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07

The MARINERS CHURCH. There will be SER
vices in the Mariners Church. Church street,
Tomorrow, Sunday, at half past ten O'Clock ii,
the morning. 81
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07

CusToMHouas Apeo1Ng.srnTa,-THn Nsws
has already stated that Messrs. Sawyer. Clark
and Bowen had decided upon the parties whom
they desired to fill the Offices in the Custom
house. Among them. We learn, are the follow
ing: John Tourney, boarding officer, uice J. b.
Morgan resigned; J. r. Chadwick, foreign on
try clerk, vsce T. J. Maokey resigned; F. II.
Carman. coastwise clork, u,ce c. L. Beechcr
resigned; Fl. Judge Moore. auditor, uice N.
Levin resigned; Mark Reynolds. coxswain of
the boat.
Rumor hath it that VIM. Miller. colored, will
be porter to the appraisers; Isaac Reed. color
ed, messenger; john Bouum, colored, night
inspector; J. B. Washington, colored, day in
speCtOI
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07

DRUG LADELs.-We desire to call the atten-
tion Of druggists in tho city and throughout
the State to the peculiar facilities Of THn NEWS
JOB Office for printing all kinds Of drug labels,
prescription blanks, &c., at the shortest no
tice. and ina style unsurpassed .anywhefe'in
the country Our stock Of outs. borders and
fancy type is unusually large aud choice. Cali
and examine specimens Of work. aN
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07

The ORPHAN Asaulg sos ,rHR! ,E3ssTxRs oE
MnR6Y.-We hear talk Of movement 70 in
duce the State Legislature to appropriate $2O,-
600 for the repair Of the Sisters Asylum bnild-
ing, in behalf OF which, it will be remembered.
assistance was vainly asked from Congress at
its last session. Alderman 4. j. Mackey. at
the Inst regular meeting of Council, in advo-
eating municipal aid TO this noble institution.
urged the following strong economic reasons
in favor OF the measure:
There are three hundred and fifteen children
IN the Orphan House OF the city, and these
bave cost during the SIX montbs ending ON
the the 2lth July last. $18 $50. or at the rate OF
nusliy s110 "a 100.
The Sisters are now supporting in their asy-
lum one hundred lntigent orphan children.
Now y three hnnd.ed and fifteen cost $ss ,16O.
one hundred children would coat 811 478; so
that i they are compelled to close their ssy-
iunn TOR the want Of tae tussiy aie OF $0OJU ask
ed for by the resolution, you will have tho one
bundled children that they support added TO
the expenses OF that institution S1l 479. But
pass this resolution and keep the aeyium omen.
and you save to the city the difference between
the 5000 that You give and the Oh, ,A79 that
,.s You would otherwise be forced e egpend; m
mum. .S9 eg
The e'reduction in it's expenditures Tor thu
present year is dge. pnderatand. TO the
minimum figure at which child cai, be main-
tanned IN that institution, Wig: 90 10a per
month. have preferred to taxa tina reduced
expenditure az the abasis OF my estimate Of
what what TIE o'ty will saxe by the passage Of this
nnmbcr of children thak the Asylum Will pro-
wee tor with the fluid that you are nov asked
70 give, The resolution calls for $1,000 tor the
pmrpo.e o. ruynishins foaa slotning shaltsr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07

SUPPER.-There was festive gathering at
the engine house OF, the Marion Fire Company
last night-the members and few invited
guests being there assembled to partake OF q
lavishly supplied feast Of good things to drink
and eat, furnished to the company by the
Messrs. Goldsmith as mark of their apprecia-
ton OF the services rendered by them during
the late fire, which consumed their turpentine
still on Railroad Accommodation wharf.
1t VII be remembered that during this Gre
the Marion Company was on an opposite wharf
with about thirty yards Of deep water between.
1t was found necessary to carry the hose over
to the Railroad wharf, and boat not teing as,
hand. Messrs. Edward Powers, John Gillespie
and John Cameron Cook the hose, swan across
with 1t, and did effectivesserrice in saving the
property on the wharf. 9g
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07

Whisky on WoRK.-A white man was ar
raigned before the Mayor yesterday morning
for being drunk and laying in the street. He
said he was looking for work and had become
tired and laid down. The Mayor told him that
he had evidently been looking more for whis-
key than for work, and sentenced him to four
days Improvement In the House OF Correc-
ton. .N.tt4E,l VI, w. tNt.lAN LtleL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07

IAR 6xnAARa Pn0r Boz will aeA receive
ne'ght this day IN consequence of the death OF
captain Ferguson. Freight will be received ON
Monday morning up to the hour OF departure.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07

il TO1BE BRIDEGROOM IN William Good
son, who Was arrested for stealing from his
employers, MessIs. Jefords & Co., was before
Magistrate Kanapaux yesterday, and BY HIM
committed to jail. William admitted that he
had stolen three hams for his wedding supper,
but thought they were not enough and stole
more y tSs}, s,5a& az ="
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07

TILE RcLRsE THIS EvRN1aa. Everybody
will be on the lookout for the great solar
eclipse which will take place this afternoon.
The observation, as visible throughout this
State, will not be total; yet it will be, accord
ing to the astronomers, phenomenon well
worth seeing. A correspondent Of the New
York Evening Post gives the following method
Of observing the eclipse:
Take large card with small round hole in
the centre, and hold it against the SUMS rays.
80 that the shadow will fall on the Fl Dor, pave
mont, wall. or other dark and smooth surface.
ln the middle of the shadow there will be a
true image OF the sun. and the eclipse can be
studied in its progress without straining the
smoked glass. This simple process was sue
gested by the familiar circumstance that the
hight spots in the shadows. during q solar
tions Of the suns disc, aud the perforated card
has been used with perfect success.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07
LOCAL MATTERS.
Meetings hls nay.

Young Mems Christian Association, at 8
r. M. t
Typographical Society, at PM.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07

The NEWS In TEE CoUNrRY.-Readers Of
The NEWS going to the country can receive
tn cir flv orlte psby mail, daily. ut seventy.
five cents month. by addressing a note. with
their subscription. to our publication Office.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07

SENT TO JAIL.-Dennis Robinson, a twelve
year old negro, was arraigned before Justice
Kanapaux yesterday. to answer for burgla.
riously entering, on Sunday morning last, the
store Of MIR. Kinsman, on King street. He
was committed to Jail. .,gE III .tx
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07

ABUSIVE TO AN OFF1cER.-Wm. johnson,
while attending velocipe1e 1e riding exhibition
on Thursday Hast. became dlsorderly. and
~hon demonstrated with by an officer, abused
him. The Mayor sent Johuson to the House
or Correction for five days.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07

PENIrEFr1ARY BIRD IN JA1L.-Yesterdsy
Magistrate Kanapaux committed to Jail q
negro. man, Abram Grown, to answer the
charge Of burglary and larceny. Abram is
penitentiary bird, and in addition to his Iar.e-
nies and burglaries, q few days since headed
an assault made by four negroes on Officer
Nipson.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-07

The F1Rsr SPECIMEN OF NEW COTTON
Messfs. kirkpatrick & Wltte, factors. have re-
ceiye from Captain James Chestnut, Alachua
County, Florida, q sample of new long staple
cotton. THIS gentleman states that the worm
b doihg much damage to the crop in that vi
CinitY.