The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-03
CITY AFFAIRS.
Meetings This Day.,

CITY A FF A RS.
Meetings This Day.
Pythagorean Lodge, at P. NJ.
Agricultural Society Of South Carolina, at half
past N.
Young America Fire Company. at P. II.
Auction Sales This Day.
A. J. White Son will sell at II O'CLOCK a
the old postofdce, real estate
]. Fraser Mathewes will sell at 10 O'CLOCK a' tut
Calder House, balance Of furniture, &c.
John q. M.iuor Co. will sell at 10 O'CLOCK a
their store, ladies' hats, dry goods, &C.
n. Abrahams Sons will sell at 10 O'Clock,
their store, dry goods, hosiery, &c.
PsssoNAL.-Senor MoncaGa, Spanish Consn
at this port, returned to the city on the steame
Champion, and is staying at the Mills House.
SAIR OF REAL EsrATE.-Messrs. Lowndes
GrimbsIl sold on Tuesday house and lot on Parl
street, near the fair grounds, for s365.
HELD FOR PosrAeE.-A letter addressed tt
Mrs, s, Il. Calhoun is held for postage IN the sa
Vannah Postofice.
The MOUNT PLEAsANT FERRY.-AtenG."n Is
invited to the change Of schedule to be observed
BY the Mount Pleasant and Sullivan's Island
Ferry during fair week.
AcKNowLEDGAgNT.-T board OF contro
OF the Confederate widsws' Home gratefully &C
knowledge the receipt Of two hundred and sixty
two dollars and sixteen cents donation fron
Messrs A. Gage i Co.
Ho For FORT SUMTER.-The pleasant little
steamer Pocosin will make daily trips TO Fort
Sumter this week for the accommodation o. Fsi'
tors 10 the fair. For particulars, see advertise
menr in another column.
THE FAIR TRAINs--The trainc Of fair ones
who visit the Fair today. II the weather De fslr'
viii not forget that the Fair trains at the south
Carolina Railroad, start from the Line street and
not the Ann street depot.
TIE SHERWOOD JOCKEY CLUB.-The annual
meeting Of this club will begin on Wednesday,
December q, and continue for three days. Full
particulars will be found in our advertising
columns.
STREET CARS FOR THEATs ''ERs.-The
president OF the Street Railway company has
directed that cars shall be In waiting every night
for the accommodation Of visitors to the Academy
OF Ilusic, and the Hibernisn Hall psy-goers. This
is move in the right direction.
ACCIDENT TO STEAASHP.-The steamship
C. ". lord, which put into this port while on her
passage from Havana for New York. and under
went some repairs, broke her crank pin after
leaving this port TOR New York. and has been
towed into Savannah By the steamship Herman
Livingston.
RARE CHANCE FOR ADvERTISERS.-Ulr1ng
the present week Charleston will be crowded Win
strangers and very large extra editions OF IHE
NEWS will be issued to meet the unusual demand.
Now Ia the time for our merchants and business
men 70 avail! themselves Of our advertising space,
ana REAP a hundredfoid advantage therefrom. A
word to the wise, &c.
STRANGERS in the city desiring to subscribe
to the best and cheapest newspaper in the South.
viii call at our office and have their names en-
tered for the DAILY, TRI-wEEkLY, or WEEKLY
NEWS:
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TERRIBLE AccIDENT.-A colored man named
Thomas Pipcs1ey met with terrible accident al
Mr.. washers plantation, Pine Comfort, In 81.
James Goose Greek, about thirty-fye miles from
Charleston. Pinckney was caught IN thresh'
ing mill, and his arm torn ot below the eloow,
the elbow joint and shoulder joint being dls.o'
Gated. He was brought to the Charleston CITY
Hospital. where the arm was amputated ABOVE
the elbow by DR.. ]. Somers Buist. The patient
has every attention and Is doing well
CorToN FOR LIvERPooL.-The WharVes OF
our city at present show quite scene OF activity,
in the number OF vessels dscharging and loading.
Among the latter are number OF nrst-class Ves'
ses for foreign ports. Three are ready for Liver
pool with the following cargoes: British bark
Maria cleared By B. S. Rhett Son, with lsll
bales upland cotton, and s45 tons phosphate rock.
The bark Xenis, by Street Bros. 4 Co., with
bags sea island o1l4 bales upland cotton, 2e3 tons
phosphate rock and y barrels beeswaX; and the
bark John Fyfe by Willis Chisoim, with 2l2o
bales upland cotton.
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Hotel acknowledgements q.
PAVILION HOTEL.
G.. Med. Stoll, Florence; S. Morrison, Column
hia; W. G. Anderson, South Caro;na; r. W. Had
don, Abbevile; j. W. Pratt, Due West; J. A. Dick.
son, Diamond ELL; ]. B. Walker, Louisville; F. F.
Carroll aud Son, Midway; n Lsndholt, j. W.
Denny, G. A. Bowers, A. r. Landholt, BamoeTg;
J. Keith, C. Keith, Timmonsyille; K. D. Charles
and lady, Miss Charles, Darlington; h. J. Rice l..
A. Peacock Smithville; E. q. whitney, Union;
F. Fressner, Orangeburg;J. N. Haseldesn, Flor
.ence; J. D. Macarthur, Bennettsynle: A. AcNabb.
Halillx;N. N. Simmons, Braxter's Bridges; F. P.
;B.snd, Augusta; A. B. Coburn, Hardcevil!e.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
I'D. NcLlcas, aarion; James Monroe, Colrm.
.oia; L. P. Smith, Christ Church; J. ". Feriter,
Sumter; James B. Moore. Augusta; ]. d. Jones,
Elliott County, Ca; R. B. Habersham. Savannah;