The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-15
NEWS SUN A Il T.

Cotton in Liverpool yesterday closed
~essier;; sIeass I'D; Orleans ii
-Ssventeen towns iii Mississippa are pre-
pairing to build cotton factories.
The Clban fair at New York has realized
about 44OS par day since the 26th ultimo. II
viii be continued'as long as 1t remunerates.
Last year two thrifty Germans purchased
eighty sSres Of land in Southern Tennessee.
This season they gathered strawberries enough
from four acres of it to pay for ths whole %
tract. - aan.is
.-Youns sissrist;l who lately roda a.he1ele
on xirs rope twenty tset above 9 lake two
hundred feet wide in san Francisco. talks d
crossing the Niagara River. below tie Falls In
the same manner. - ysi,
"A Jewish synagogue is building in Philadel-
phia, which will cost at least quarter ofa mil
lien dollars, AMI it is in the hands otpeople 80
ziah thatthey will not. be sorry If the ultimate
cost Is twice as much.
-Seysal Leading Democrats in Mississippi
haze pub b!sshed an address, to the people OF
that Btates impiotinga ai ofacaafswho can quail
fy TO sccept efice, and all good -citizsfs mm-
uaoned Id jurors 10 perform That duty With
ont fail. u IJI 9i Ii 4 IL I !!Tp
-Thsmea who gill psyer, die are the men
who voted for Washington. the man who first
nominated Grsat, ths5 6adesx Feesmason, the
last. solliar OF 3th4sshsYelntion, Jeffsrson's
bodyNerWrt, the oldest American actor. and
the SSriginatssathte = e. lldsa @ Of the Pacific
Rli1wsy. " Il =. t.ei,c .a
c@AMiAnesota JUDGE has -aecidsth whs~ .
man isbssIegally drunk. + sHe Says :; af not
necessary that man should be WslloBiDg in .
d." i, OF humping his head against your posts.
ta.s you may know him; to be-, drunk;
b.. vhsssser he begins to tell the same thing
o.sr twice. then he's drunk" 1I yn.s
Tho CHARIOT tesyille tya1 Chronicle under
stands that gentleman from England has
purchased from. Lewis Turner, Esq.r OF Nelson
County, Va, between three and four thousand
acres Of land, ON which, and other lands he
win purchase in the vicinity. he intends set
ttngetght hundred Knghsh fa1nifies.
This year the Fourth OF July falls on Sun
day. The usual custom il such cases is to OBJ
serve the day after the anniversary, which
world be Monday, but some Of the New York
Journals are in favor Of keeping Saturday, the
third, instead. The advantage Of the recon-
menaation Is that III uSsturday be kept ss 9
holiday Sunday would follow as a day Of rest,
and the new weeh would be entered upon un-
BROKEN: 80, -. tsS y ss.',,. : w.,
--Of ahe Dsnocatic and Conservative pa
pAtS Ia Virgins, tWenty-seven have come out
foe;Wstksr,, the independent Republican can
dH0{4,- AYe have made no sign. two have re-
served their decision, and 9ne (the Petersburg
Eucassf has taken O stand against voting at
1E ,,x4Adcng the siesdihg Journals IN the niss
CatSgsry ere tha Richmond ErqD1fef ,n1s, Mnnsi$,
SAfpnpstch, Iynehburs hepnehosn. feters-
hurs fpaeT, Heteaa e.1 Dsavns a,1h
Times, DO. ~ 4, !; "a Satin - s:,eq eiT G;
"A Washington seiegrams asr'ef.i Fl ~, MeoaS.u ,s.sus
nieht says soynHsothaon,c cootss't.ees -
al44kHN6e assaffnasfh hk tge on,'ea S'aSoe lag
csive9 fnne spsnissn, s.Gnou agU =. .Su. 'ss
Yiq9s fQr a n9 2tnel aa.H te.sEu, :ss
.aansR1o eoee :. !.,.aa a..sa
moFeme0os 'o .' - 80
Tne London eeieRt at1ltt Rta1t g his' ~ o0oas'oHo
oonn y sas ~. ~ !. ~. ~.
pooy appears V sssaen ssn tun teo - = T.. sG
nosneanentS ls"f s. =,
s::ine noas rsce, wnlcn IL 10 repof'o' u "n'
uk1pnoe VetWeen Sse"s sepsesenN ~
naxoecleges MASSACHUSETTS .Aoo oApao oni-
tfdtS, Kngtand, mas ssUacteo s1sention Vtne
contest between Harvard ana faie. AtSer
consultation between committees ol the Two
A34st saHSdl .gnayersties.i .it has neen agreed 70
9Gowsnx-oased race on July 4tn' ata place
SS6H M 70 oe *s settled" @ og Dotn Pasues. Inc
Harvard crew is 70 d. compSsea' ot 'ne men
nnessees tosne iotr sno anlAn De ''9'''' '0'
tae 4nsAssa ~cs,.
:lMAane nfeacn De'~een .ne ffes.aen. anc
secretary Elen - noury Wioen'pR' Ane iaSV'i
I'M peremPtonIy fetusss " ISSUE oou,u'''ioais =
~ dS batSh OF Wasnourneis iorsi2n appoin!'
ments-many OF them oonn9ecIu9ons ll9 sI9 ot t ~ tne
hmily' This shsir, however, ls not the only
4odiacafy bes~een the parties. H is generally
agreed that the President was bent upon
.spsanGin4 the country intoa war with sEurope.
HI. Fiah has persistentiy opposed every mea-
q swe. looking to such result. de Is no"
mown 70 insist upon proclamation e' neu'fa-
!Hx ~ respect 70 Cuoa.
Ua.-tns span'sn iaaen's IL NO" ioiA asse.'
4nss tae Wnoie NUMBER Oh armed Insurgents IL
81 VeoA Y pos over tnree tnousaoo meo' anu 'na'