The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-11

Die DullQ1ng iOtS.
T. NJ. CATER will sell at three-quarters past
9o'cfock, at his store, soap, butter, &c.
Mules DRAKE will sell at II O'Clock, at hle
store. boots, shoes and hats.
REIoKs d SoHAcHTE will sell at three-quarters
past o'clock, at their stores, shoulders, but
ter, &c.
at their store, bacon, butter. &C..
JOHN G. MIINoR Co. Will sell at 10 o'clock,
at their STORE, dry goods. clothing and hats.
G.. SrEFFRNs will sell at half-past O'Clock,
at his store. butter. bacon, 10.
J. A. ENsIow & Co. will sell at II O'Clock, on
Palmetto wharf, 10000 feet lumber.
DELEGATES TO CNc1NNAn.-The Hon. F. A.
Sawyer and John B. Laftte, Esq, of this city,
will represent the City of Charleston at the
important meeting to be held this week at
Cincinnati, to determine the question OF con-
Meeting that city by railroad with Knoxville.
A PLEASANT ExcuRsIoH.-The steamer City
Point will leave Charleston on Friday, the Hst
for an excursion trip to st. Augustine. She
will touch at Savannah, Fernandina, jackson.
Vile and Palat ka, and will remain at st. Au'
gustine nearly whole day, giving excursion
lists ample time 10 visit points ofinterest about
the city. Apply to J. D. Aiken Co.
THE CROPS IN MARIBoRo'.-The Bernetts.
vile Journal reports that in the northern por.
ton Of the district several planters will have
r to replant their cotton and corn, in conse-
uuence of recent frosts and the storm. Iu
Bennettsville the storm was comparatively
light, but we are informed that in some parts
of the district large quantities of hail had
fallen, and there was perfect hurricane.
An ACCURATE MAP OF EDIsTo.-Messre.
Hume Tennent, Engineers and Surveyors,
Law Range, Broad street, have executed f1ne
map Of Edisto Island, showing the boundary
lines all the plantations and the courses Of
the rivers and creeks. This map has been one
yeArin preparation, and has been made for
MIR. Wright, Northern capitalist planting on
the island. lie has had it sent North to be
autographed.
The UNITED STATES COURT, MAY 10-HoN.
GEORGE 8. BRYAN, PREsDNa.-The court was
.oce&pied with the consideration of the case OF
Hampton against Trenholm, Fraser & Co.,
and heard Messrs. Magrath & Memminger
to the hour of adjournment. T. g. Barker, Esq.,
will close the argument to-day. II was Mr..
William z. Bachman, Of Columbis, who opened
the case on the first day Of the argument, and
not Mr.. Barker, as previously stated.
TIE MxapHn CosvEsroN.-We are author
ized by General superintendent II. 7. Pr Ae to
announce that delegates to. the Memphis Con-
ventioa viii be passed over the South Carolina
.a..:s.ss...s.~ N, 80 M. ,;h.-., .,t - n,;nd
~ The oonvsnt;on ia ., f.- more conseone enoa
to onr r.;lroia q anIasts thdbi d ths indiudual
delegates. II Ut Ebeat z aHaHaf
Jobn Hancks, Eso. and John b I.aane
ESQ. ara appointed delegates to the conyen.
tion from the Charleston Chamber of Com.
merce..1 :, -.
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HoTEL ARRIvAIs, MAY lo'-Chdnesson Hoset.
John d. Edie, U. y. Army; Thos. " Courte-
nay, Baltimore Mr.. and Mrs. W. Wadsworth'
b. b. Beliss g. T. D. Arrowsmith, Q. d.
Campbt II, A. J. Peabody, New York; J. Cleary,
Atlant, Georgia n A. Rettis g. r. u. Jewall.
,w..h;n,ton. D T: u.rt .na .on Misc ssn;e
washington; d. L. narS suo son, mss Salne
Hart, Darlington b. Wreide. United States
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HE-MAaaoLIA CEMETERY CoMpANY.-The
,,o.. go, JohS q Hononr chairman and r.
Richards sacre.arv
The President Of the corporation, Edward
sebrins. Eso.. made his report, which was
.dontad, -
~ NJ, n p.o ch.;,,,n or tho Rosrd ~
M. "a. y. Due. onAupAa =. .no - ia S "
Trustees for tue permanent Iuno, snen BUD
nitted his report, which was adopted.
Dr r n. Robertson offered the following
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resoiutlon: ,,..-.., ,,.,... ...1 r..
Resotued, That we fully concur with the COM
pany in the importance OF placing the lots un-
der the charge Of persons employed BY the
company, for the purpose OF baving them kept
in order, and that We pledge ourselves to sus-
mendations contained in the report OF the
President.
The so,lowino named gentlemen we're unani-
- a,....a 49, pa.-a 80 rl,ustoos ,or the
m'uey e'o0'eo .ne Do1,o u I~s w ~ W.,