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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-04

RRPosTER's CRUuDS.-The psrous feat OF
wax ng on wire stretched across MeetinS-street.
from the window OF Strauss 4 Vances store to tho
Pavilion 10 cl yer nas Will bo performed on Satur-
day by Professor Bords.
There were a thousand mud one rumors af1oat yes
teraay about the Mayoralty. and Developments In
connection Herewith none Of which assumed any
tangible forn
Bhserfeld. of The Pavilion Hotel. has thrown
0nore lieh" on the Meetingstreet entrance by get
ting CULLEN n to put up thrpe fipe large oaes with
the words "fav;ion Eotel" thereon.
Ono of the finest carriages ey r brought into this
city. can be secu OF Chapiu's, Eayne-street.
The bloodsd mares annie and Kate" sold yes
terday, brought about S325.
Runnor has 1t that there i! breach between two
uuondam friends now aspiring candid tics Tor an
,mporsant lucrative Federal Office
gentleman on Meeting-street crushed bis finger
day brfore yesterday in on iron safe door, and is
,eoeiylng twenty-five dollars esk, from an acci-
lent company, whileit disab es him.
Bill Lakes Hi 100 olymplad and Mammoth Or
Gus is dehghting the people of Augusta; wonder II
i; I'll come thus way?
rho coming OF tho Hanlon's and their contemplated
vs,ocipede race, has incr ased the mania here for
tbe ..feedless Lorsc" Why d mt Mr.. Due show
bis .ehanimai" on Broa '-streets
The new Iecori book. measuring rod and scales
~ The euardhouss, ex,ito the ire of parties who
have tn 60 through The o-deal.
sona of the K;pg-stree stores wero notified yes
tarday to keep the sidewalks eAr OF ID :r sigas,
seresably to city ordinance.
There Is general desire to kno" the author OF
~ .-;,,c;sm In the Gazett: on the Sdtat Mater.
Tne price Of mules has declined.
some of the colored night wxtchmen. recently ap-
oos.sd On the police force. have been on duty for
the past two nights.
Msnagor arau oontetn plates the 'ntroooe'f'n "a
ths opera "Boufe on our bosrda.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-04
LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

r. NJ. MARSHALL g. BROTHER will sell at
10 O'Clock at residence No. % East Bay furniture Of
Q family.
WARDLkw 4 CAEEw will sell at II O'Clock. ct the
Old Postofce brick store and lot o. land Venduc
Range.
A. G. MoGILLIvRAY will sol at 70 O'Clock, on
Union wLalf, cne-four.h interest in the sloop Wyan-
dank.
L. NJ. CATER will sell at thrcc.quor;ers past
o'clock at hi, store, Browns wharf, butter, flour,
crockery, SC.
LAURsY 4 ALEXANDER will sell at 10 O'clock In
their store, East hav, cheese, soap. butter. &c.
r. e. 4. P. CALDWELL will sell at hali-past
O'Clock, before their store. East Bay, lot ulbagsed
hams:
JoHN c. minor & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, IN
their salesroon, Meetingst eet hats shoes and dry
goods.
J. FRASER MATHEwEs will sen at II O'Clock. in
his Office. Broadstreet rose trees. geraniurns &C
also. o lot OF cigars.
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M1ss NcCULLocH.-The following hattoring
notice of the performance of Miss slcculloch in
sBelisario" appears in the "Courier des Etats
Unis:" ..Miss McCulloch clried OF the honors of
the evening Eer v,ice is less distinguished for
strength than hmpidity. She embsllishei her ro-
nance of tue second act with vocallzation OF the
purest taste AMI executed it with precision accuracy
and 1ex biity. Her criomatic ssmuts resemble fire.
worss. and her prolonged notes were executed to
perfection; the staccato notes were most sivery,
and fe upon The ear hEe the p.teriuss of raia The
fual result of tn opera was perfect success"
Miss Lie culloch is native Cayo!;niau, we'll known
to many of our readers, who will bo glad to learn
that sho is achieving brilliant SUCCESS u the profess
sion which she has CHOSEN.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, MARCH 3.-P7riHcn Ho-
tel-H Rogers, Y; uitoleng'i, G Wise,
Edsefeld: Woodward, " Woodward. Black
vile; Dib5e Orapg g,burg; W Ward. c; L
johnson. Birnwcl!; J Harley, Orangehurg;
Cash C; W Spires, st Stephens; Jones,
N E Railroad; Simmons, City; Cloves,
Y; NJ Edwards, Ga; n " Lacey, II Talby.
Orangoblrg.
Charleston Hotel -Geo Ferry, Boston; " Mont
gomery. savannah; Mr. and Mrs " Evans, Miss
Evans, E q Butler, + Boxer, philadelphia; S "
Wbitweil. New York; Clark, NJ Van Dyke. Michi-
gan; Pierce, New York; A Getty, ciy; NJ Flautn,
W&terboro'; VIM Elliott. Beaufort; a NJ Leo. Della
ware; a Jackson, Alabama; F Barnett, New York;
Chas Walter CT y; WV Vel ineton. Sheppard
aud wife, Mrs Il Howard John Knover, Ben Hnover.
Mr and Mrs r Winthrop. Eumis, W VAIN
wright, wife, two children and two nurses New York;
MIR and Mrs II ones, DR. Kolock, fheraw; c W
Lewis. Boston; G Clyde. Philadelphia; Jas Platt,
New York; NJ Richardson, South Carolina; Mrs
Colonel J " Andrews, Colonel NJ Cosswell and Mrs
Cogs we'll and dau. hter, New York.
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CHARLESTON BOARD OF TaAD4.-The regular
monthly meeting took place last night. after tho
reading CT the minutes the names OF the following
gentlemen were proposed. and elected to member
ship E. Sebrng, Same; s. Howell. g. P. AimT,
John h. Averill, aud D. AcPhersoa-
". T. Burse offered the following rssoluionp.
which were adopted:
Resolved That committee Of seven be appointed
by tha President, to determine the mtnner aud way
OF oelebrat ng our Lexs anniversary, Aud tcat they
report to an adjourned meeting, 10 oe held on FRI
day evening The 18th Instant q. oSht ococE, 1T the
Charles on Hotel.
ResoEosd, That the same committee appoint sub
comm tt of hree to hold the election LOT officers
for tho elsuing year. and that the saId committee
advertise Ii ne anil place of election IN the city pa.
pers. three times before tho day OF election.
The President appointed Mess's. ". I. Burs". A
Macbeth, VIM Gurney. D. F. Flesning, H. H. De-
Leon, e. Bi.cnoG AMI G. II. Walter on his COM
uittee, On motion, the Board then adjourned
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-04

PALMETTO FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY "a bill has been Introduce in the State
sera.e to incorporate this company. the following
names appearing in the bill as those Of :orporators:
Edwin Bates. andrew NJ. Mora!anl, George I. Cur-
ningham, ~. Y. Letch, T. B carper'er, :" W. Mar
shall. henry Gerlts and D. Chamberlain. The
capital stock is to consist of s25oooo. divided into
ten thousand shares OF s25 each and $4,000 are re-
quired to be paid up before the company commences
I,r<,naee
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TIE DAILY NEWS Price CURRENT AND Conf
MERoIAL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery ut nine
O'Clock tomorrow morning. Business bou'e es wish.
ing to subscribe for specified number CT copies
containing Their cards. should leave their orders at
our counting room to-day. All orders for tell copies
and over will be supplied at the rate Of two and
half oents per copy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-04

CLUBS AND STARs.-There was slight in
crease in tho Mayors docket yesterday. The follow
ing shows the slate Of the moral barometer.
Two African ladies'. Emma Jones and Ann VIII
isms for disgrac full conduct in Kiug-street. ahd
using profane language ten days each in the House
of Correction.
J. Addison, white, found overbalanced with o
brick IN his hat was cared for and charged SIS.
Jeremiah Joyce. wbite was found wounded in
King-street with "gia sling" and his wound
dressed; charged s5. in default Of which Jeremish
went cup the spout"
small colored boy of tea summers, caught steal
ing cotton on Adger's wharf, was committed to the
House Of Correction for twenty days.
aahn R. Pepper asmall colored boy, charged with
r.iding on the till Of Mr.. o'Caine. No. IL King-
street. was discharged, the guilty party beng held
for examination,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-04

COLLEGE SOCIETY COMM an
Hual commencement of the Chrestomathic Society Of
the Charleston College will take place on Friday
tto-morrow), commanding at 7.45 P. NJ. The public
invited to attend. and the exercises usual
ly OF very interesting and instructing character
large number will probably be present
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The OPERA Notwithstanding the rain, the
theatre well ALE last night, the occasion Of
the performance OF Der Freyshutz. The opera. in
most respects. was rendered more acceptably than
either Martha or Fra Diavolo. The solos Of Fred
eric in The second ac-, were especially well surg ;
and the chorus and orchestra throughout performed
their plrts with admirable spirit and precision
There will positively be but three more opera nights,
beginning to-2lsht with Gounod's Faust.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-04

The PRopRIEroRs OF 'sWhann's Raw Bone
supe phosphate OF Limo cordially invite farmere.
dealers nad others interested il procuring first
class manure, to call aud examine their works, see
process of manufacture, and insp ttbe mlterials
used. They have no secrets, give full value, and
guarantee their Phosphate to comc up to tue .tan-
dard analysis. ClaIhorn, Herring e Co. are the
agents for the sale of it in Au2usta ad Charleston
Eehrnnry % lmO
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sADD1ERY. LEAruER &c.-Messrs. Jennings

SADDLERY, LEATHER, &c.-Messrs. Jennings
Ihomlinson 4 Co.. well established and widely
known f-m of this city, by card in another column.
call the attention Of the public their extensive and
carefully selected stock Of s7dd!ery, saddl"ry hard
wa.c carriage materials, &c. They have also for
sale a Supply of secondhand government Mcclellan
s1dd.es. the very best saddle made for constant
riding Their place of business is opposite the
Charleston Hotel. at No. l59 Mectins-street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-04

BEuLAH WRITES ANOTHER BooK.-Mts. Au-
eusta Evans Wilson has sold he MSS. OF new novel
which she has lust finished. to her old publishers.
Messrs. Carleton l. Co., Of New York, for si5,oCO
c,sh
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Aurtion Salss.
BY WARDLAW & CsREW.

VIII be sold, at 10 a. NJ, TITS DAY. the -4lh
insia t. at the Old PosCficc, corner East Bay and
Brold.street.
That BRICK STORE AND LOT OF LAND. Stu
ated 90 north side of Vendue Range, No g. mea-
suring IN front 19 feet 10 trhes more or less; in
depth on west line atout 81 feet inches; on the
back or orth line "a feet 10 inches thence on east
line running southwardiy about II feet:s thence
westwardly ab 7ut5 feer hence again on the east
line ru niog southwardly about a ct 6 t,ohes;
bounded souhwardly on Vendue Range. westaard.y
on lands OF William Trenhf I'm, nor'hwardiy on
lands Of John Williamson, AID eastwardly on lands
once o. Joshua Brown.
l'rms cash. Purchaser to pay ". & o. for papers
and stamps. March
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-04

TILE UNITED STATES COURT, March g.
Hon. GEO. s. BRYAN, pREs1DNe.-James A. Graf
well and John T. Patterson, assignees, were allowed
to sell chooses III action of the bankrupt etate of
John P. Buz haldt aid a. 81. Wicker. Martin Cha
fh's petition for 70 untary bankruptcy, previously
referred 10 Registrar Clawson, was transferred to
Registrar Jaeger R. L. Lubber, assignee, was Or
dered to seI personal property of Thomas Ellison,
bankrupt. E. Carroll. s. NJ. Banna and R. F.
Briggs were hraily discharged. Porter and bonp-
son. oankrups, we're ollowed 10 alter their schedule.
The petition OF Adams, Froet Co. 10 set up lien,
was referred to Registrar Carpenter. Louis Mel ain.
ID. ). Wi n and obert 81. Wardlaw were approved
of as assignees Of sundry bankrupts The petitions
of John o. Edwards and NJ Mannheim, for final DIS
charge, were referred to Registrar carpenter, and
final hearing ordered on 10Th April.
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MEETINGS THIS DAI.

Howard Lodge. at z 2. u.
Pythagorean Lodge at ha'fplst P. Al.
Young America Fire Company, at 2. NJ.
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HOMEMADE BREAD at Kinsmans. Saloon.
March tutbs6
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

NEEssRs. PELLonsE CO.. HURrIcULTU-
lW RISTS. from Paris. have the honor to inform
the publ that they have arrived i'll this city NTH
beautiful assortment OF
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VILLAIN G. NHILDEN, Foreman
Nb,rfa.toD Nfar,.h 1870

The court atel that so much Of the pres ntnent
as referred to the retaini-g Of assistant coun, for
the State seemed to cast reflection upon the Stale
officers who had mover as yet given any ground for
such an imputaton, and who were fully able to Ie-
present tue State. Tint the lax made NJ provision
for the appointment of assistant couns and that
noue would, therefore, be appointed. The solicitor
was ordered to have t;e indictments in the cases
prepared this morning to be submitted TO the grand
iury. The court then adjourned
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30
1T Is 70 HUN BUG
Q ACK N . 4 L II IN,

but is = preparation Witch has been hOuul,t on.
after many lorg year, OF tie deepest ieRaph ald-
ed hy The great st chemical science and skM that
could lie brought IN bear in its produelsa we
tielefurs place it wholly
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30

MANDAMUs. james Ely, negro,
was yesteday committed to jail by
virtue of a warrant isusd by King
Thomas, negro magistrate. James
was charged with using obscene Ian
guage before one Ellen Scott. a ne
"rpSS. A rich scene is related as
having been enacted at the examina-
tion. The defendant was represeh-
ted by a Scalawag negro who claims
to be lawyer, and who, after the
decision Of the ching said, "Ds
pyocepdin. am irregular, and l give
nois dat I'p' es fur de writ of man
damus.n The court, with ire beam
ing from his countenance, replied.
..Dis court noes her business, and de
defendant lin isser Il man-dam-us OIL
Cd dam us, but it 'duSSent feet
lie 'uissiun OF dis court."-Sar. NerS
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30

THAT GRAND JUGY.-Ely Brai.
nar,l and Barber, stocked the Grand
Jury of the City Court. 1t was to
prevent indictments beng obtained
against themselves, and to get in
diclments against certain citizens
whom they wish to hunt down. or
the eatire panel all were i.adicaiS,
either negroes OF recent comers from
i!ho North, except two or three, ana
ali with two exceptions, were lnei'S
ibie to- serve. 1t was imposslDle
that such jury conlh have been ie,
gall, draws. Eot being able to get
enough ul their Own stripe to serve,
these r,scally iuIy-parktrs went S"
taras TO Put three offi'e holders on
the Jury. This is the tjustlcs now
m,l.d out to our people. - Hoatg0HY
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30
4 DIRGE.

Lay her down teIdtriy,
To sleep the ;iast sleep,
Lovingly, prayeifuliy,
Dear friends that weep.
Heap the turf gently
Over her breast
Meath the bIuea violets,
Lay her to rest.
Wave, willows, gracefully
Your low dropping boughs -
Ger her last resting place
Thd deep charLe Loose
Ye signing winds, ,mourniuily
Sing, as ye blow,
Her.requiem fitfully,
Tenderly, now.
Flowers. bow Tsweetly
Your headTto the bIeeze,
Whisper more softly,
Ye toworing4trees.
Wai!ing so tenderly,
Lovingly low,
For the one who 50 sweetly
Slumters below.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30

to be fully convinced, as its etIers are instantaue
ous from the first dse taken. cnteing at once into
blund and een-1rating every pore ot'he whole body
driving out every impurltl from thtwhole system
and creating instead PURE LIlE-BLOOD
heuce its imr.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-30
5nOttrp.
, DEFINITIONS,

You see her in tho merry dance
She -eems to fly;
But you don see that radid glance
From her bright eye
Flash through the long and crowded room
He only sees that glance. to whom
Its brings extreme facility:
That's Electricity!
They dance together, fun of grace.
She clings 50 close;
And on his shoulder tests her face
A blushing rosel
Liiesin that holr seems'doubIv sweet,
They see it though IA rosy prism :;
Their hands so long and often meet ;
That $ GalYanism
The night has come TO him, but still
No sleep has brought ;
To her, though quite against his will
Flies every thought!
In VAIN n struggle is with facts
In vain is all snch heroism
Too p, weriully she attrrcis
That s-MIgnetism
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-03-25

The House passed a Joint reso-
tionlU for adjournment on Friday
26th, ant has by a direct vote re-
| fused toreScind it. The Senate
has not scted upon the resolution,
but as We are informed by the
Chronicle, the Republican mems
hers Of that body, in caucus, have
agreed before adjournment, to
dispose Ct the following measures
in the order named
Bill strengthening the public credit;
re organization of the Navy; the
Georgia case; the tenure-of office bill (;
the Redistribution of national cur
rency, giving twenty millions to the
South and west; the reorganization
of the judiciary, which provides for
the appointment of additional asso-
ciate justices; the bill for the removal
of political disabilities, and the bill
for the enforcement of the fourteenth
amendment TO the Constitution of the
United States.
From this it would appear chat
the Senate is inclined to leave
Virginia, Mississippi and Texas
under military rule until the next
meeting of Congress. The dis
position Of the House to press an
early adjournment indicates "a
similar feeling in that body.
To which, the people Of the
unreconstructed" respond amen.
As between the snapjudgment
scheme of the Eggleston party,
and the Paine proposition to in
stall the black>and-tap Conven-
ton or its creature as the supreme
authority of the State, the mass
of her people infinitely prefer |
military rule.
This is the sentiment of all |
Conservatives. And what Repub-
lican, having faith in the 'loyalty"
Of Gen. Grant, and the determi-
nation Of the district commander, |
Sen. Ames, "to do justice to all
'ides," can object. Is not this
'ule preferable TO the rule Of the
Convention which its own organ,
be Pilot says, ''may be guilty of
excuses at which humanity
would blush?
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The Case of Mississippi.

DR.. Tindall, of the Okolona
News, Republican, gives his
opinion of the disposition that
will probably be made of the case
of Mississippi the present session
of Congress, as follows:
"What will be done with Mississip-
pi Is question put to us.so often since
our return from Washington, that we
take great pleasure in giving all the
information we can on the subject. In
the first place, we do not believe the
present Congress will do ANYTHING
with the Mississippi case. Congress
will adjourn and let Mississippi, Vir
ginia, and Texas go by default: that
is, no Provisional Government will
be provided for them, consequently
they will be left where the reconstruc-
ton laws leave them, viz: under MILL
tarY rule. To this we have no objec-
ton. as under the commend of our
able, just, and accomplished Comman-
der, Gen. Ames, We will have an eQui-
table and honest administration and
execution of the laws, that all parties
will say, that he is at least a just man.
We have 40 personal acquaintance
with General Ames- but learn from
of all political parties. that |
his appointment will give general sat
isfaction to ALL
The policy foreshadowed, if at
tainable, will be a pleasant re-
fuge from the atrocities of the
Pane bill.
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The following IS from the circular

OF messfs- Smith. Edwards x Co.:
The Development Of the American croD
IS more u1gdUOrdbLe than one c0uId hare
expected. We have been told each
week that the receipts were sure to
increase before long; that bad roads
or some other temporary cause oc-
| counted for their smallness: but in
| stead ofincrease We find & further ten
! deney 10 decrease, and the average for
February Is only 10000 per week.
against $4,000 bales last year. 1t seems
now almost beyond a doubt that this
crop has been over estimated like tLe
last one, and it seems highly probable
that the export to Great Britain will
lall short OF the total from the last
crop by 100000 bales or more. Prices
In America have been steadily Kent
much above this market, and IL il suT-
prlslng how the export of cotton GOES
on IN Ile race OF q constant margin
against the shipper.
1t seems, taking a general view Of
the question, that there is but little
prospect of this country receiUi1ao as
much cotton as last near. and there rag,,
oe reTy serious deficit. But 10 does moi
Jottoeo that rise iR price is necessary. |
d1td u Is somewhat doubtful teltether eren |
present prices can be maintained. Con-
sumption for the present has fairly |
broken down. Manchester shows
distressing inability to cope with
american cotton at Is. - Ii, and IL |
seems likely that we must encounter
long period of bad trade, reduced
consumption, and great economy ey-
cry way in the use of the raw material.
We incline to look upon this as a SET
on against the bad prospects of supply
1Ilu InouRh tnere seems to be little
scope for much decline in price, under
existing circumstances, there Is abun-
liant room for eau ton, for we are
reading upon rather dapeerons
ground.