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, 1869-11-22


1uASKs6fyIsu At DAABCRo.
liA,snr:.ti, Sor. 10.
Thanksgiving Day WAS crruEA ed ge>trt.lay by
the Arcr;csu residents Of It's city. ard f:"rma2s
fcrtper.y residents ot the EL:te'l e!a;es, l's u
dinner at the Alster iioteL The
American CapsnI. Mr. R"hshsoo, proposed
the totst, "The North German HIND nzh the
Taabu,g sesnie,' to *hi>h scaato. N.,i:s, Ct
The latter body, zesponGe'l, with tua+s to the
Cul,e.t 5la;es. The Etenen CIa-nl, Herr Iaas-
lede, folio. cd with tue heath oi lItsiaent Gfaut.
Various other toasts ware given, iaclsll:n. tse
mvEosy ct President Lces,c. ,.,u Washington
Club OF Ha1tu5E, atd -Au-!icau ectGrT.-e IN
Europe. The assembly separated a. late hour-
France.
rEIScr NtzzrrSrcN.
paRra. Nov. ~
Ftacc Ne:tcrstcI, s.no -ea: 20 T;cL.3 fecg3t.
y, has 1eIurLt i TO hts rnat l.. this cIs a. E2VOy
Eyt.sorftnar. from Acstrfs- Ills FAY at T:e"Ia
YES ttcY:cEtt. o. accnc.' er III: pr.:;cSsl si:na-
tie here. TIE P.tccc was Incorrectly repar:eI
70 lave arrived a: Ia-nlta day CT tro aso
KLsky.
Rx-IGxAT:oys.
FI.EESrE, Mar. ~.
IN consequence OF the t.fuGp1 Ct the o3po-
s!tcr ID Tie la;e eitcrol. thc President Of the
Chamber has fent In his resignation. and the
rcE!Ynatou Of the Ministry II ex1ccted ,@-daE.
sFcst SEolrs.
urRpET: At IGlkIDA1.
Skw YORK, Snr. %.
"A dcsrarcn from Trinidad, 20 q gentleman IN
New Yc.k, ts.rgs the rcKa that General De
1edss, en- Ills lafc rsit to tha. cit, sho. Colonel
De Hasta, kls1tGE hin 'rstaht!J. 1he Ee:s~o3 as
s.grca for the net u1* that Dc HlEss. The COM
mancr Of the sas:a1icn VI 1,to0 men rccrariy sent
C1t t{yt1 1Y1 a t,b7
VIII Lie rev ulu!sonitia
THE JAAA1c!.S coNsrt
SEw YoHE, Soz. e,.
A rriyasc }et:er }sor1 J.Fuatea, t!ate.i Or G,
kta:tA that Co,.scl Gf.-S GecI11c5 ssai tae no!s
o, It's ereeca =: rre Clta: hal9net, as t-ps:e ri
bY tee Janaica p:pc:.. IL ircelr.ct Mr.. Gn-c.
a.stSss 1h.t ne SIMPLY exis-e-s-d his ts:i"f 'liat
trtA wt,L.d tc,"re her i1trto'1. .slt tta: IN h'
e.'ltn y;,!.7:u f:1.1 tie et.s'fn. sta:c at p.:.
fcrrc II .AE"1ca, t,l Of tie EEst acts Of t.J--
g,ets o,l probably III the 1ecoxu'sinn os cahs7
nights. LIE ,ls,se- hassrE u,o~iei sHc seat ns::.s
attn 5uret1 10 E,ip: what lie rsal1y DID s~y aslas
| very ts.5rfe14s ar2.cat:on.
ccEAa s-AE..7-IS.
NEW Yo1S. Se7. u.
pe,.r9 the ucrth en'.tns Nor. e. co1i WAS OK.
r. tel l1oa ila'aca % ihe aIolat ct si:: 'sh': In
ii. lee fuc: lis eo...nc Oct 50, aEourt SEN oct
~. S.. Isl. I:e1c ae!a l,.1S hu4sas.4.h Q:
stcas <s.fssltG i...;.ta ua the ctT tie t.-EI.c3
~e9 iot AIDED.
vr4GA C.Hts IfEAs.
HAVANA, N-v. g.
IN aT.Y1nc an l:eeld:lcr r:1.aEa.itac
ard : I.rEe rrr'c7 W ;F7"iSIhc caps
csIs wc;t iou1,1 h, s:.e S1a.lt:l a1Ilsit.ss, Ind
tEHttr tt .".iEst-aai- s1:"..sl OF s.-
r!c.ta Of ArrE cnpces.ca in POT T. Lee s;-I;s
az Mrs, the Spanish t,nrc.n"en',
ttm caurat:a IL C'eLcca te s::Ts'a:! - 60
c;uled. Tie ,cEurreats escaped II t!Gc1i
| Villas.
Nearly II tt7fsord Ct:rG7cn w.rc r. :ct rr,r
| C.e.aca, who had osHa.t7-t ac i.t ~. ::
govtr2ctl,. They were ARRESTED.
, 1869-11-22
The AtlfEGeEe uttntvA 1kall.

DEKst, Nnr s,-Tse ceolees Of bsildirg the
s.:ta:ed, e., lt.rc - TO j. ;1ot bat slt, q. TIC
c:ec.1nn to tt he!. te.c IN December 4. :he
f7a.CSa np:rcp- at!cr sill le e'rz.ea by sweep
ilr ~ tati,,. 4 lsrrr atten'Ed mud euthasl14-
ne tt1c was he'd neIt lat c}xht AMI speecs Ct
to layr. Of :1e scaG. we're nsie b. A1ue Of eEr
uo<1 rr1Eatz.n9 ctttEenz- Alt feel that 1tdr:o17
tutr, II In *-crt for Dcklb, winch Is uest!nec 10
be re c.1n,y seat s: day nat far dlstant-
, 1869-11-22
INDIANA,

Accidental Death OF n XouuE LaJy
Near WArHnfs
SPECIAL Despatch to TIE Ch.eaRo Tr:n1-a
WARSAW. Nos. 90.
4 young LADY,. By she name OF Alice Nil.ou lly-
leF lite mites west OF this place, while IN sne aor
tfaxiuR hEcke. II water. about o,cIock tnia
eFenipx, si:pfed sn.i te1 striking the bucket ahs
naa tsAta TO get *a.e- e. caualeS her dea.a Ia
, 1869-11-22
OMAHA.

IIccrptu-e at Et:r Es:,.rk, t1... .n-
dian xOESICS-
Spsca, Despatch 70 The Chicago Tr1aa2e
| OMAHA, My -.
| A despatch tso-. Lone T-eh ea5s tse clsa..y as.
rived eA1iJ yesterday Rnd capture D!ae la Il. thn
lrdtau S1ct, antt delivered HIN 10 Cntt.S ..,s
Marshal HSt!t, 10 left for 0u1ans with th> a..k-
oIef On the Afternoon trlc.
, 1869-11-22
AitATF3A


TIE D4LI1TtAS ISsrNREcTi6N,
l4uNDos, Nos, g.
Recett ts=pAscher annr1ncln. the suppression
OF The pblHat!An lnsu1rerttou were rFeEature.
Nc-s Fl tntt recctred that the Austrian inrces
ha5u ca;tLrta Il ieal- leztta!osa Il III ~ The tc-
+Ereenit, near Fert DiagViJ, with II U.s OF onI5
THIRTY man.
, 1869-11-22

/ rETiT11S lk.,N GI1E r0rk.
81. rE1ER> 7r'hu Sny. 81.
TIC repe has written to fhe GEan1 Nd,'tesa OF
GIfD EsE:ur 1t TO tntcrrele VIII TIE czlr lA It-
kaE Of The Catholics OF E:As.l
, 1869-11-22

Letscx from IudEc Cody.
tyRox orR ows coRREsroxpErt.I

AE1&S& S4 NahA -AAA&*
T: :he E,:s,r II Gte Chen, Tf'.ust:,
Iu: Closc t. ycu fo- 13s.;cat!a1 tie tol.o E.cS
ic,'er, The original ct which is o:Tu-ded by mail
TO Hen. Taon as II H'yan. aat which Is inte1 7cl
as reply to his letter Il your PAPER Of the .S.h
Est;
NArEEv11lE, Ii, Sov. %. $50.
Hen- TAen,as d. Bean, Ti4A,n5sn, D. e.:
TEAR S1R: My a.,t.:too has hcea called - a
letter rurrcretoe 70 have been wvile1 b. you. aod
Published IN TnR CHICAGO TR1ECSE OF tSe 1S:h
1rEt. It's contents Surprised Ee somewhat, fot
the reason that EucE letters had bcen wilton
.Cu, 1t so1r request rece0ay, from Waea1on.
syisS tcu The facts Il relation to th= ze:e1s e'ee-
tltn In shta cocnJ. Iaarposed this: Judge Dl1-
ills lad aspsIscd Jou Of ,ae1act CT e. ele.:'on,
iu1Eettascl5 2t.es he had saSisted 70 canTass tue
rctts, MD tnas the County Clerk had. also,
as !oar request, giren you the passc11ats N
1<sap, 1t n tar, towcytr, to prck1Ue
that hese lcttets Fad no. heen rrce'Ted
hy ypa 1t the t!rc OF J'cur wE1tlrs. aud address
Tan nov uuter tn;s Presumption 1oa state last
ron knew little Of the c.nyass, an1 this Is a2-
partst from the 1Ict saa: Joo speak of h7ta2 been
dominated bsa Republican Csnveartos, and Of
sozr axoc.ates OF tce "Tnlo7 ttcses.''
There has bccn no sueh conyennou, lot WAS
ttczc any tuch uc1es. Politics had Eolnile to DO
tsh the election. Our local question cx,i.ed The
c!v!s:on, a.9 caca tscset eoa:a.aec Iac u.:ccs Of
both Democrats and Republicans. The election
was fairly conducted, aud Jour nights were In no
nalrer rrejudIcel bF your ao*epc~, or b. lrauds
and irregularities. TEE Board OF canT1..cEs
boweycr two o. whoa were candidates upoa the
ticket with yer>, have assumed tn. s1at 10 reject
the rot!.oooks cf tEo-:hlnls Of the toVas n the
cou1tJ, a.l In this wa5 aloce hare Joa my ~
parent r!sh: 10 a Eeat In the eo3ytasioa- !
eoe!oeb herewith u ttsterent Of the sa::s
nUtifntfH IN nGH OF
, 1869-11-22

Explosion OF II Locomotive 1o'frEs
ue~7ao, Nor. sa-The locomotive Adsrs.
which e:t ;hls cls{ AZ $50 .nis 11aT-tsx u "
Rome 1 OkweGo kaltoaA With Al e-pfc.s ,sl:.,
e1{ lt..e, her Eui!tr near Pulaski TIE ep9ii- :,
Ian!s De1s+ttne, Eaz tn=t,nsly tl:.esl, AMI ::s
utt man, Ta6ma+, aEh passenger na.Eef s;''-
C.rulck. slightly RouLdrd. The stdvc .se eir ~
thftsI sz1-z. iAt: s1utA. s.! re .oe-.4Ji.se- -
pisteIy WRECKED
, 1869-11-22
JHGEc Johnsor. tho New Tir=i.tn
EHHnTat.

R1CEYpSp. Nor. sa.-]a'lee Joacsor, IL acsro".
edR'AR the receipt Ut his credentials ~ G.t!te-l
StaEea 6<tA.or, EEites 10 GaStru0E W4ta.t e.
ao:a'ng me pr1rcpe4 cf the Fifteenth A'ns1..
1cent. ard hopluE /; i'll son1 become 4 tast of -
coEstlt1:tou; advoca.irc the observance Of eH':t
ahh cxmp:ete good faith u the payment Of ~
puGtlc debt, alo ac7tEl1g sae casting behlul - u
HI dead I.sIen.
, 1869-11-22
Ia SALLE
Tea cflerhs ncctlHE-Cio*iuC OF Ei1i-
otH lftycF mud CanlAl NAys:1Atioa-
EMs Weather.

Ehs Weather.
LASALLE, 1t. Nus. 23.-The School Teacher5'
ClGt', ccMro.ni III teacn-Y. INN TIE western Iad
aud .+4Ett rrn SECTIONS OF taSAle Coun'r, c,r. at
WernLa thtA forr noon, Aad II was expected TINT
about seyenty.Ave tracEfss wouti to nrta'.rL
FfGteAthr ". Il Powell. 0t Perm, mas TO .1etv.. Il
eEtHsc. ard t1 -. .uu ~ns tn ~. t!..rned To the
tict1-tsnh Il c-.t0ts t+tat1ve tO the interest Of
schools TIE clu", 11Eau,ztda year tlure. wa3
iorH ef:s 0t Se~ Rnfau,1, hl' sapeylEtctrlrc It
Of The Free s. 'ot.l- ut N"rrral. ~hv + ga r',s
nua ttf-ct1sr ~ntk*r In the Cts.sr Q! c,tlc1':oS.
1hs bsats Wntefrnt Gfnrrta, and WhaI.-. '"s
lass steam Ftci-lrE, s.aee'3 Wilt oa.s II uEt4wa
fer S1H oleuus, Iat*e out of thr canal ta.t c:.',
Jig. on their war. anl will trurshiF, he III" E.at
lHaEt1 beats fensttx this pcrt this tall, The rrs.
FslicE SOv~ts lett inr 81. L,Hts th" a!.rrr'"-+.
AID VIII, pzo.ntIy. be The last STEAMER CT: !r.s.
4sIS tt l. teASuE.
, 1869-11-22

Appointment by E:ovcrnor 1'alr:trt'
EFRIRGF1ELD, Nov. 71--Aspcel Talootr. of t'h-
cazo. has been appointed, n1 Governor l'i!!'F. \
nttbet 0f tbs Eokrd oI Public WORKS " -
State ct I:i.nots, sfet r d. Ha:o7, res!scei-
, 1869-11-22
GUIECY,
Slippery Customers aa Largc-T;1o
Weather.
Special Despatch 70 Tae Chtca1o Tribune.

SPECIAL Despatch 70 Tae ChtcaSo Tribune.
Offset, Nov. 81.
Txo meE were srresied, oce Yesterday a7t cne
10 day, formerly brakenen on the uanE,ba; i St.
Jte ha,1o1d, bot recently discha1Ero, charged
4ith Fe'1,o9 goods urder false pre:ences. For
wait U; proper er.deLce, they were rele azed to-
aay, tn. paper fouzd upon 1hetr persons show
thtrn 10 be old ote1derS, and, Also, that 4
heavy rezard Il offered for ore Of them, !. Is
5s.pec;l1ely John Freezer a1d George u. Fncker,
ont teey hare paa>xd unier satlouS altases, one
urtler tca. Of George H Frazef. Oae Of thea
t.ased, on kav!ng nsre, thas he expected to en-
oare ID conductor on ! PuEm2a sleeping CAT,
iruu Chicago TO EsnAAs CITY. We advice Tic pub
Ec 10 look CUT tGr theu1-
RsEaId Taylor x eturta q neg1 teenleaf, u Iuii
The rser il rnnnlpR full Of Ice. To-ulxas u Soa
c0ldeAt OF the kfak0n.
, 1869-11-22

but, dux!ng -haLaJa@ar-tss-c -caallcs caz,r:...sI
suicide, bJ Cuttiug theix tnroots or jumping u
board; to l1ch m ex1Ant that but Gs re4naAal d.
hEf ASY1Yat II ANIHnA
, 1869-11-22
F0REIGN.
Egypt


1HE sCE. CANAL 4 sCCc.SS
pAKls, Nor. ct
Ady.cta frnm Alexandra, jos: reetl'ls,. coa-
sa,a Intelligence that the Suez CaLR + t. E1ccezA
Iht In pertal Jncnt A,c!e, WIKI. tic ETnct.a On
beard, hhs arrived at Suez Sithoat AcSi1cLt
, 1869-11-22
NEW HEMpSH:EE.

Arrest for 0bsRtntsE Pension !1.,n1 =
E1ucE False Trcttacra-ttttI..
to Throw n ISoilroAd ErsA.u Etu.I,
tl1c Xrnck,
CoAcoln, :sos. a,.-Ianuah smNh, OF Osspeee,
VIE. +. ONT, Calm Ace1t. 53! EeGrke \ -WeGt-
weE!t. !as.rf. hta Ct I'orfs, En;ier a:rr:',
.3cav,:1 to tha AnaHLt Of kt.ees, ,taye been:22cei
uLGtr b4I II g. r. eacI.
The cutGAs train On LIE Suac09k T1I.ty Rail
rcn, last eyer try, ne: .a'.1.: ~ y .ePeEi pI.
on ne trek e. nllrs r7t ut S;ircn,E * TN -
TrttE ;he s7ucx Sso uh-ttafld VIII i'u,t,t.a AL
s.. eIt1a fut1sre1 d!SA 1h,: o':r:ttr,i., Hcrc
, 1869-11-22

Jeff Davis
MEMFuu, Nov. en-IeG Davis has oeen ,ns x
Pres,1rnt Of sue Earu1lnR lnku1A1eo CohpA1'f
this city. nEd will reside hire.
, 1869-11-22

Death OF an Actress at SfHt4 asaE
SALT LAKH, Nor. 1a-Mias Annie LntkI ~ ~
aetfehs, uled ,hIa morning. She tad besa s.sA -.
tDrua time.
, 1869-11-22

cEc7SSAT1, fov. e0.--TEe atier'iance =
Pareps Rota Open, lsas right, VA. tee a'->.
eser troNn IN tnia city. Thn receipts ier s'e.8-s
, 1869-11-22
OF yFoutd.bc a1uFstcrcrS.

purI.ur1ralA Nor, --Tne co1It has. owe
ruIr(l tre Do:lnn fer new tEt1l OF Morrow u" 1
Ilonc htrtv. cxur.eied Ct Al assaE1. oa Br3oA =
nn.l O1uefed tntu to F1J f.c OF ,1cD. asl Sc
ieLesd them 10 II rztsorne-t .oE se7eo yeatA
, 1869-11-22
MONDAY, NOVEMBER p, 1869.
TIE yAKpERB1LT-ERIE CAHR.


- II; :; -
1Hh sdhnAno noAAA-1nAA tAao'
Tie su1t ot the Enc haATay company
{Fisk and Gouid) sRs1nst Cornelius Wander
lSh commenced IN New York On Saturday
with .hc. testimony Of Vanderbilt This re-
ins1kAhlo case involves probably the faan-
c!al existence Of Fink and Gould The hlstoty
Of tho case is that Of the Drew-Vanderbilt
wa1faro of 1878. It viii be remembered
that Drew was for m1ny Year, the Treasurer
of the Emo Railway, and in fact, though not
in name, its governing Director. Wander
Lit Ind in his time ,nnde fortunes FOR him.
eeI and his friends by successful operations
in Harlem, Hudson River, and Ne" YORK
Central, hnd had become The manager
Of oil these roads LIS an
Litinn Ems dirscted to Et7e,-and TINT
ambition WIS intensified because Enc was
in the hands Of Daniel Drew, his only r'sal
in 1ailroaA and financial aiaifa. Ine le-
sUlt vas that shortly be1ofe tao eieetton 4of
Eric Directors, IN October, 1867, ne andef-
took 10 buy mp the stock OF thh' company
That struggle ~as, however, snoss one
and the nEals patched up sfnee, 1oe re-
snlt Ct which vas that, Naoeefol. vas 70
have representative nshonG me Enc
Directors Drew was 70 oe notn,na',s uo-
feAted, hut Was to oa 'mmeo'a'e,s 'aeciea
10 I'LL vacancy In the Doas"' anu 'ne ~"
hll'es we're to get up poo4 10 eol,el'' ''e
PHee oi ssocss. pses manassa 'u.s eoo'
50 aamlfao's toas anoe1oa1a As1e -, 11
n trn 1rftnt1TA{i "A =
, 1869-11-22

Father HJnctnfhes
Ree.oN, Nov. 90.-Pere Hyaeintne a1r r,n snsu,
eFeniEs, md u the guest Of llaosfs ~
, 1869-11-22
Heavy DrfaicaStou In the EAvy-A
California FAymaAteE's Accounts

s@s1ks, a3ssl sA5. S9asts
" ,icritY n Ntl.on ovrr SierI e .5y
Asfer.ty x Alfcn over Gsetaey.
, 1869-11-22

4. re l';s,r G,f Tx chsc177 Tritw7t:,
IL: close tt you 10. Publication tae tol:o x:.:
ictt1 The original OF which is 70: Ta7ded hy Ill
to Hen. Teon rs Il Hfyan. sat which Is fnte1 7cl
as .cri5 to his !ctst. Il your PAPER Of the .ssh
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-04

TIE CHINESE KNOCKING AT DUB DooRs-AN
EMaRANT AGENT IN OUR MDsT.-The ab-
sorbng interest felt in the coohe question
throughout the South Was plainly shown at
the Memphis Convention, and immediate steps
we're then taken TO secure the services Of such
valuable laborers. In the meantime California
has not been idle, and as San Francisco will
be the probable port Of entry, her citizens are
already stirring in tho matter. Dir. Joseph,
naive OF Charleston, but for the past TWEEN.
ty-one years resident OF California, is now
in this city, and Is prepared to make contracts
as a Chinese emigration agent. He is not
connected with any company, but proposes to
bring free labor, turnlshiLg spy number Of
hands wanted; nothing to oe paid until Their
delivery. There will be no tax on employers
who simply obllgate themselves to fulfil their
contracts with the emigran 8. The agent re-
ceives his remuneration from the emlgrants,
with the agreement that it is not to be paid
until earned by the Chinaman.
This plan has been adopted both to inspire
confidence and to relieve the planter or con-
tractor from advancing any sums to secure
| labor. MIR. Joseph ls willing to pledge himself
to furnish from 1000 to 81, 1000 Chinese at any
point on the Atlantic coast on ter ns above men.
toned. He Is thoroughly conversant with the
Chinese language, and brings letters from the
first men in California to show that he is pre-
pared 10 do all that he promises. Since his
arrival in the South he has taken contracts for
1000 in different parts Of Georgia. and 200 at
Selma Ala, besides having made arrangements
which are not yet closed. He states that the
Chinanan is contracted for from one to five
years. and that he Is FULLY capable OF farm and
housework. washing, cooking and nursing.
Auy quality Of labor can be procured fol- s1OO
per anuum. and the commission fees will not
exceed s2J per head, to be paid by the laborer.
MIR. Joseph will be found in this city after
his return from Savannah. when he will state
his plans and make engagements with those
desirous of procuring Chinese labor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-04

CRUMBs.-Burrows Sanders, colored. while
walking with coored damsel Monday night,
was set upon by Amelia Adams, colored, who,
Influenced by jealousy or the devil-very little
difference between the two-commenced to
beat b,m. Sanders turned the tables and
thrashed her. On hearing his statement yes
terday, which was corroborated by witnesses,
the Mayor dismissed him.
VIM. Hall, colored, who was arrested for
playing little game OF euchre, was fined $5.by
the Mayor yesterday.
1t is reported that Senator Sawyer and Con-
eressman Bowen stand pledged to their con-
stituents to get an appropriation from Con-
.eress OF 81 900 900 to complete the Custom
house here, and that Alderman Potter ls 10
have the contract to do the work, on condition
that none but out-and-out Radicals shall be en-
ployed.
It is reported that there will be, to-day or
tomorrow, duel between Alderman Collins
and Alderman Wall, colored, growing out of a
dispute IN Council meeting last uight.
Governor Scott has sent ten Thousand
rounds Of ammunition for the Winchester rifles
OF the police force.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-04

ARRIVAL OF ARMS FOB THE PoLIcE.-Early
Yesterday morning ten boxes Of arms for the
.v,,;ce arrived irom Columbia, aud were car
r;ed to the police barracks. There are one
hrndred and ts sntDfive weapons OF the VIM
chester (u1teen-shooter) patent, with bayonet
attachment. They are most effective weapons
in expert hands at about twelve hundred
cards. To-day the chlef OF the force WILL com,
mence drilling tie men in the faciDgs' &c.
oreuaratory to putting them through the
manuel OF arms. --. -
Racks have been arranged for the ne" arms
I;snd an srmerer appointed. The suardhouse
presents quite military appearance 81 pres
.ent. 81:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-04

A TEMPERANCE SouErY NEEDED.-There Is
q man in this town who had been constant
drinker (up to two mouths ago) for fifteen
years. during which time he has been on seve-
raj drunks. and frequently and oftener "a little
how come you so2" About two months ago
he cogitated over his habit, and concluded to
stop drinking, and since that time has not
touched drop of the ardent. he states that
he has saved five dollars more each week, is in
better health than ever before, and has gained
about fifteen POUNDS OF flesh. But he feels the
need of some pledge or society to help him to
maintain his good resolution. He has looked
for a temperance society, but not one, or any
thing like one, was to be found In Charleston.
He states that he would like to organize one if
he could fnd others of like mind. Cannot
temperance society be organized?
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-04

SALE OF WHARF PROPERTY. inter-
est in the valuable and centrally located pro-
pe~ty, situated at the foot OF the Vendue
Range, and known as Brown & Co.'s wharves,
was sold few days since. to Messrs. Pelzer,
RODGERS & Co., cotton factors, for twenty
three thousand five hundred dollars (s23, ,5OO.)
These wharves have always enjoyed a good
shipping patronage, and having rine roomy
and commodlous oerths for vessels, are capable
of accommodating large and fourishlng
trade. They will now also get heavy acces-
sion to their cotton business, and through the
efforts Of the proprietors, Messrs. Pelzer, Bod
gers & Co., and Mr.. Thaddeus Street, of Street
Brothers & Co., representing the other half,
this prominent piece Of real estate will be fitted
up and conducted to facilitate the rapid and
satisfactory transaction Of commercial opera
tions.
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THE LITTLE BuReIARs.-The little mulatto
boy who was arrested With negro boy upon
the charge Of burglariously entering the
stores OF Meesrs. Stroud 4 Co. and Kinsman,
on King.street, was araigned before Justices
Kanapaux and DeLarge yesterday. The evi-
denos not sustaining the charge, he was ac-
Quilted.
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WY TIE MAcKEY FAMILY WENT TO CoLuh-
BIA-Two-thirds Of the Mackey family-Alder-
man T. J. and Sheriff G. W. III. Mackey-haye
returned to this city. Alderman Mackey went
for the purpose Of getting the Winchester
rifles for the Police force. Sheriff Mackey to
attend. to business connected with his Office;
and the Doctor, according to report, to arrange
for the political campaign as laid out by the
'Mackey faction, in which Governor Scott Will
take the inside track for Governor, and the
Doctor the same hsition for United states
Senator.
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ArrrRrrD BuRaIiRx. - During Monday
night, an sttempt was made to enter the busi-
ness place of Dir. J. ". HARRISON, No. 60Queen
street. The burglars cut hole through the
door near the look, evidently with the hope OF
finding the key. IN the door and then being
able to unlock it. The key was not there.
however, and the burglars were disappointed
and left without doing further damage to the
Y,rn->ertv
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SHER7Ys sALE.-sherlff N 'ckey sold yes
terdsy, IN front OF the Courthouse, the lot OF
land st the south west corner Of Market and
East Bay streets, for 5000. to il. Williams
"A C., MoGillivray. aucioneer.
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SHOOTING OF YOUNG MAN-WHo DID IT p
About five o'clock yesterday afternoon as MIR.
George Cordes. who drives mail wagon, was
walking about the depot Of the Northeastern
Railroad, he was shot in the leg. DR.. J. s. Buist
extracted the ball, evidently shot from pistol
Of large calibre. It bad entered one side Of the
leg just above the knee aid gone nearly
through. The wound did not prevent MIR. G.
from attending to his duties as usual yester-
day, but he will have to- lay up for several
days.
Mr. e. has not the most remote idea who
shot him, why it was done, or from wha. direc'
tion it came. It will be remembered that dur
ing the late riot his mail wagon was assailed
by the negroes for some purpose best known
to themselves, and he defended it, knocking
down several negroes with his loaded whip,
and receiving several bruises from missiles
thrown by them. A. that time the negroes
swore vengeance against him. This fact. taken
in connection with the shooting yesterday,
leads to the belief that come one Of those who
freely made use OF threats on last Monday
week, used pistol yesterday.
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Auction Sales This Day.

wADLAw 3 CAREw will sell at II o'clock, at
the old Postofice. railroad and city stock.
WILLIAM Mckay viii sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store. household furniture.
Knox, DAILY & Co. will sell, at 10 O'Clock, at
their store. furniture, bedding &c.
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, ol,thiue, dry goods, &c.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

The steamer General Manigault will re-
ceive freight to-day and tomorrow at Boyces
wharf, for Georgetown. Read advertisement.
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THE News IN TIE CousrRY.-Readers of
The NEWS going to the country can receive
their fayorte paper by mail, daily, at seventy
five cents month, by addressing note, with
their subscription, to our publication Office.
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CoornR Soup, boiled fish, boiled mutton, &C.,
for lunch at Torck's "Our House" this fore
noon.
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TIE GRAVEL HILL and Oaks Tract, situated
in the Parish of st. Stephens. on the .Old
Wing Road" was sold yesterday BY Mr. A. c.
Mcailhvray for. 5000. Charles b. s'monton
1,urchaser