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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-12

| REPORTERS CRUMBs.-Evening service in
| st. Johns Lutheran Church is discontinued.
The Rev. J. R. Pickett has returned to the
on q revival near Georgetown.
Some progress has been made in the pre-
liminaries for the yacht race on the 2Sth in-
stant.
| Various rumors are ahoat in reference to the
clearing up of the municipal muddle, and it is
said that there will be o meeting OF Council
next Tuesday evening.
There will be o scrub velocipede race this
afternoon on the plank road bounded by Cha
pei, Elizabeth and Calhoun streets. There
will be lively tlms, as many BICYCLES are
entered.
A child was run over by horses and carriage
in King, near Wentworth-streets, YESTERDAY, I,
but almost miracuIously escaped uuhurt.
The bathing house of the Battery affords an
excellent opportunity to enjoy sea bath. The
house and baths have been put in thorough
repair.
General O'Neil, OF the New York Fenian
Bro. .herhood, reached the city yesterday, aud
lecture on Irish Liberty, on Monday evening,
at Hibernian Hall.
A petition is in circulation seeking aid and
encouragement from the city for laying the
MoGonegsl (wooden) pavement around the
public buildings in Broad aud Nesting streets.
TIE UNITED STATES Court, JUNE I-HoN-
oRAs1K GEORGE s. BRIAN PRks1DNa.-h
Bankruptcy E. P. Sanders in re ]. N.
Timmons. Petition for sale Of property. But
ledge & Young pro pet. Referred to Rezis.
trar. Ex parte 8. B. Chewing. Petition for
final discharge. Referred to the Registrar,
ad final hearing to take place before this Court
22d July, 1869. John Hudger was approved OF as
assignee OF B. W. Allison, OF Lsurens. The
United States vs. six wooden packages OF tobsc-
CO, found at Columbis, s. c.. in the possession
Of the Charlotte Railroad. Information for
forfeiture for violation OF Internal Revenue
laws. On motion, ordered that writ issue
returuable on the arst Monday in July.
Issue Docket.-Butcher & Brother vs. T. N.
Cater. Assumpsit. simonton & Barker for
plaintiffs; Campbell, seabrook & Phillips for
defendants.
The court resumed the consideration Of this
case, and adjourned at half past 3 o'clock un-
til Monday, 14th instant, without concluding
argument.
In AdniraAy.-The United States va. two
hundred and fifty barrels Of molasses.
Itappearipg that, after paying the costs and
- 4 .r;n ksa
ordered. that the clerk pay BUST i Buist, at-
torneys for A. G. Mackey, Esq, Collector OF
the Port, thu one-han part thereof, to Wit,
$61S7 A.
(Signed) GEO. 8. BRYAN,
District Judge Presiding.
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GRaM TURTLE Sour. fish and roast beef for
lunch at Torck's; also book beer on draught.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest Ctrculation.-THE DAILY NEWS
BEING TEE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
CoGNLzRD /s HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
eCxAr1oN IN TIE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PVBLLsHRs TIE LIST OF LETTERS REAALN-
. ING IN THE PoSToFFYcR At THE END OF
SzeH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE PRoVLS-
IoHS OF TIE NEW P0SToFFTCE LAW.
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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 thu
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 an!
such papers.
G. IRVINE WALKER, No. Broad-street.
T. 6. BARKER, No. Is Broad-street.
GEO. D. BRYAN. No. IS Broad-street.
THOS. MoCRADY, foot of Bse-street.
F. K HUGER, N. E. Railroad Office.
June II stuth6
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Mr.. A. G. NUTAANN, broker, Broad-street,
has 5000 70 loan. See bis advertisement.
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TIE STATE CoURr-M THE GENERAL SEs-
s1oNs-HoN. R. b. CARPENTER, PREsIDINa.-
FRIDAY, JUNE 1.-THE following cases were
disposed Of:
The State rs. Pat slattery-Malicious tres.
pass. Guilty.
The State Va. VIM. Curtis-Larceny. R. W.
Seymour, Esq, for the defence. Not guilty.
The State vs. John rnston-Larceny.
Guilty.
The State vs.. Elizlbssh Mid detoa-Larceny.
W. J. whaley, Esq. for the dafelc,. Guilty Of
petty larceny.
The State va. Albert Harrson-Larceny
Henry Dsas, Esq. for the defence. Guilty.
The State vs. Albert Jenkins-Larceny. R.
Chisolm, Jr., for the defence. Not guilty.
The Grand Jury made the following returns:
The State vs.. A. McClelland-Assault and
battery. True bill.
bill.
The State vs. L. Smith, J. Williams and B.
Artope-Larceny. No bill.
The State va. VIM. Lawrence-Assault and
battery. No bill.
The State vs.. Charles Cook and VIM. Hearn
Larceny. True bill
The State vs.. Solomon Cuthbert, Geo. Cuth-
bert and Francis Nelson-Lsrceny. True bill
The State vs. E. b. Seabrook, John A. Alstor
and Arthur Grimball-Rot. True It'll.
The State 70. E. Baynard Selbrook- Assault
and battery. True bill.
In The Common P;eas.-1he petition Of E.
G. Tharin for H1dndarlMs to obtain posses
sio1 Of the Office OF Flour Inspector Of the
city was read by K. C. Tharin, Esq. The court
refused to grant the rule.
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Committee on Reception Of General 0'Nei',
at P. II.
81 Club, ats p. M.
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TEE NAR1xzR's GHuRcH.-There will be SER
vices IN the Mariners Church, Chwch-street,
tomorrow, Sunday. at hsKpsst ten O'Clock in
the morning, and four O'Clock IN the afternoon.
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Go TO GEoRaE LITTLE & Co. for fine black
cashmere pants, s3. tuths1mo June
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Go TO GEORGE LITTLE & Co. for white
linen duck suits, worth twenty dollars, for $1S.
,June tuths1mo
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TEE "BADKN" PAPER COLLAR AND CUFFS, at
BLACKWEILS,
Nav II tuths No. 219 King-street.
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- That's What l ThO,t

Il few days since, says a Michigan pa
per, one spec men of humanity, chuck
full of fashionable drink, took a seat in
the express. train at jackson, and quietly
awaited the advent of the conductor,
who appeared on time and relieved the
travellers hat Of his ticket without any
remarks On his return the treveller
button holed him aud inquired:
Conductor how far is to Poleno ?"
Twenty miles. !"
That's what [ tho t"
At the next station the traveller stop
ped him again and inquired:
Conductor how far to Manch' ter ?"
Twenty miles"
That's wat [ tho't. -
At Manchester the Traveller stopped
him third time, aud said
Conductor how far to Tccumseh ?"
Twenty miles,
That's wot [ tho't."
AS the train left Tecumseh, the tray
eller exhausted the patience of the con-
ductor, and the following dialogue ex-
plains the result:
Conductor, how far to Adrian"
The conductor threw himself upon his
dignity and remarked:
See here, my friend, do you take m.
for fool?"
The traveller stuck to his text" and
very cody remarked
That's wot / tho't."
The conductor joined the passengers in
hearty laugh, and concluded to let his
passenger ''thot'' what he pleased.
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= Some one well says: L wo'd not
give much for your religion unless it can
be seen, Lamps do not talk, but they
shine. a lighthouse sounds no drum,
it beats no going and yet far over the
waters its friendly spark can be seen by
the mariner. So let your actions shine
OF religion. Let the main sermon of
your life be illustrated by your conduct
and 1t shall not fail to be illustrious.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER.

y OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER !
se 81 MADISON, April e, 1865.
In accordance with the provisions Of Chapter I4i
Laws OF 1865 hereby give notice that the notes of
the iaeS OF Minitowoc must lie prsseneda at the Office
of the Bank Comp at Madison " Wisconsin for
payment, within three years from the date of this
netice or the 1nnds deposited for the redemption of
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Hollands German Tonic

is combination Of all the ingredients Of The BiHers
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= In the Kingdom of Prussia, every
child is compelled to attened some school
whether his parents will or not The
annual report has these words. s'The is
not single human being in Prussia
who does not receive education, intell-
ectual and moral, sufficient for all needs
ofcommon life. This law of compuls-
ion had been in operation but fourteen
years. when pauperism and crime had
dimished IS per cent.
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Special EOffces.
TO CON SUMPTIVES.

THE Advertiser having been restored TO health in
afew weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
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nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will pleas adlress
lo-'-ly REV EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg. Kings County New York
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1 @ WATCHES. SID

The Great Trade Improvement Association T,cor-
pQrateu by the Satc) sell FINE GOLD and SOLID SILVER
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anu elegant Silver Hunting Watch as premium SID
Every engraving entities the holder thereof to a
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condemning US. Address Ss'+'
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3m 1929 80
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A WITTY. PLAYER.-A celebrated
comedian arranged with his green-grocer,
one Berry, to pay him quarterly; but
the green.grooer sent in his account long
before the quarter was due.
The comedian, in great wrath, called
upon the green grocer, and laboring under
the impression that his credit was doubt
ed, said s -uft - -
L say, here's null, Berry you have
sent in your BIZ, Berry before it was
due. Berry. Your father, the elder,
Berry, would not have been such goose.
Berry; but you need not look so black,
Berry for | don't care sfrao, Berry
and | shan pay you till Christmas Der.
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sANaE--aaAN EE---k NIT.
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Steel plate FREE Specimens cents. Address BAN
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G75 sG20 per m,t god t. q s,, 5 saiaf Fay,
eld White It1re CotheS Lines address Hudson Rre
Wire Works IS I'm, Street. ". Y, Chicago Richmond
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II NE MAGIC COMB viii change any colored hair or
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BRY ANS
LIFE INV &c o II ATOR.
Or Rejuvenating Elixer.

for the immediate relief and permanent cure of that
condition which unfit the sufferer from performing
the duties of life and which arises from morbid
dtion of the Kidneys aid Bladder, and results in
prostration and organic debility.
1t l. alaiat.l tn ali illranGpIneuts Of tue
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ShAllOwnQ8S.

Some mems brains are easily con-
fused. They can see no difference
between a principle and its advocates.
Some editors are so shallow as to mis-
take cause or principle for the men
who represent or believe it. Hence,
instead of using arguments to disproye
a doctrine, they traduce those who
preach the doctrine. :. What logic !
AS If to prove that minister is bad,
wicked and corrupt, would also prove
the Christian religion fraud upon the
people. This is precisely the course
pursued by the editors Of the insignif-
can't partnership concern known as the
Democrat and Register. 1nste ID OF
attempting to disprove the arguments
and facts presented by the TRANSCRIPT,
they spend their breath and strength
barking at the man, whom they igno'
rantly surmise to be the editor. Unable
to present fact or figure, they resort
ito filth and billingsga.c too low for the
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-23

constantly palying. If Sister Wright
was here she would not sleep any for a
week. looking at the flowers and shrubs
The Winona green house would moi
compare with our front yard, some o.
these little plants kept in a cigar-bo1
are too large here for the entire
building, all grow out Of doors, on high
tre|lis, or climb the verandas and Gov.
er the roof of the houses end creep in.
to the bed room window and twine
themselves around the posts so that
they fall upon the face at night and
steal a kiss from the sleeper.
* X e *''f& r.
Property is high here but not much
higher than in Austin after all. j..
The excitement at San hDiago in
crcascs. Bro. Brown. of MINI. has
just gone down. II ct: il.
I send some flowers picked from the
highest point on the p. Railroad; by
my own hand 8O66 feet above the level
Of the sea, Or about 1000 #. higher than
Austin. I plucked them while the
train stopped twenty minutes, rather
than to eat my dinner.-Oh, Wild, vast,
grand old mountains, why this: Wild con
fusion! -...- ... AL. N.
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Mal-praetlce.

Last week the Register, a dimiutive
sheet published in this place, devoted
about one-half its space to the subject Of
Therapeutics and Malpractice. The
Register evidently likes Doctors. 1t
likes their medicines It swallows any
kind of dose administered by q man
that smells of old fashioned saddle bags
Furthermore it is deeply devoted to
quackery-whether from habit or in
stinct we are unable to say, but true 1t
is that anything or anybody gotten up
upon the principle Of deception receives
from it full endorsement. This dis
sertation on malpractice seems to have
been spontaneous, and why should it not
be, coming from a journal that has never
adopted any other practice. But there
was an obj cct in printing this particular
article at this pa rticuar time. A thick
headed, conceited pseudo disciple of
Esculapeus has been sued for making
a poor man life cripple as the result
Of asimple pistol shot entering the leg
below the knee. An artery bad been
severed and the brainless imposter did
not know enoug h to take it up, in fact
did not know it ought to be taken up
Instead of taking out the ball he let it
rot out. This quack is to be tried by a
jury ofhis peers from the county. He
don't dare to meet the case squarely, SO
he hires the little crumb-picking county
paper to try to prejudice people in his
favor by publishing an old case picked
up in the British Provinces. American
cases did not suit his purposes. The
case is this A sickly old lady, &C
years of age broke her thigh. The doc
tor set it three days after it was broken
She was then taken suddenly i'll with
cholera morbus, and entreated the sur
geon to let the limb go and save her Life
He did so and when she got up found
the broken leg shorter than the other
She then got mad and sued the Dr., ant
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the court very properly said she was
not entitled to recover any thing. This
was very different case from the one
the Register is hired to gloss over
Hero we'll, midle,aged man was shot
with small pistol. The shot entered
below the knee, and the man should have
been we'll in month or less, and would
have been ifproperly treated. Try again
little crumb-picker, your quackery is
too transparent. ,G;..
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The Grand Jury of this county have
reported to the District Court that nine.
tenths of all the crime committed il
caused by Intoxicating liquors. They
should recommend that the Commission.
ers refuse to grant licenses in the future
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-23

The Fifth Minnesota Regiment
will hold q reunion at St. Paul on the
4th of October, that being the anniver-
sary of the battle of Corinth. All who
at any time were connected with the
Regimet are invited to he present. p =: