The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-09

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J. ser Mathewcs will sell at half.past L
O'Clock, at No. SO Broad street. draft horse.
n A. Hunt will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store
boots, shoes, &c.
Miles Drake will sell az 10 O'Clock, at his store
clothing, dry goods, &c.
BILL OF MoRTAL1TT.-The report OF the city
registrar. for the week ending on the 5th instant
shows :otal Of 81 deaths. OF which there were 1.
whites and % colored.
FrSERAL-The funera; of Mr.. E. W. West
which took place yesterday morning, was largely
attended BY his friends and representatives OF thu
commerce and trade OF the city.
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PASSING STRANGE "A cigar box was found
by Officers Davis and Burke snugly packed away
In house OF no reputation in McBrtde's lare. lr
this box was the tody ora newly born infant
whose mother was in the house at the time. The
mother told the officers that the child was still
born.
RARE CHANCE FOR MISUNDERSTANDING
the present week Charleston will be crowded with
strangers, and very large extra editions Oh THs
NEWS will be issued to meet the unusual demand.
Now Is the time for our merchants and business
men to avail themselves Of our advertising space,
and reap hundredfold advantage therefrom. A
word to the wise, &c.
STRANGERS in the city desiring to subscribe
to the best and cheapest newspaper in the South.
will call at our ONCE and have their names en-
tered for the DAILY, TRI-WRSkLY, or WERkLY
NEWS:
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MODEL CoNDUCToR.-No other one thing
has probably contributed so much to the comfort
OF visitors to the Institute Fair during the past
week as the skill OF the conductor Of the extra
train OF the South Carolina Railroad. Attentive
and polite. and thoroughly conversanr vita his
business, Mr.. Kennedy gave universal satisfaction,
and Is entitled to the thanks Of the Institute and
the community.
CRUMBs.-The schutzen Verein intend to
give grand ball in January next.
A valuable telescope stolen from the brig Jenny
Moody and sold By the thief for s2 has been re.
covered. =.
A till.tapper walked into Hr. Meyers, in Market
street, on Monday, and walked OF with the cash
box. HThe thief, Joe Williams, was arrested but
the money was not recovered.
TIE ELECTION CAsEs.--Several Of the Wappe-
taw Church rioters were brought before the United
States Commissioner yesterday morning for e6-
animation and Isaac Gai.lard, the riagleader, was
committed for trial at the January term OF the
United States Court. The evidence showed that
the rioters threatened death, and attempted to
put their threats In execution against all the men,
particularly the celored, who voted the Reform
ticket or tried to do 80.
CLUBS AND STlRs.-A feather pillow, table,
chair, sheet, quilt, rlllowcase, three towels nand'
kerchier, ,cande,tick, dish, three plates, Tour
spoons three forks. basket and spyglass, have
been recovered and are at the lower guardho1se,
to be deltEered to the owner.
An ingenious and well executed counterfeit $40
bill was detected in circulation at the Fair Grounds
yesterday.
Antonio Domingo, Clara Fields and Antonio Ls-
pez were turned over to the State for prosecution
ST. PETERS FAIR.--This fair opened early
last evening, with vely encouraging number OF
visitors. The hall Is prettly decorated with fes'
toons Of moss and flowers, and what With the
music and lights must prove an attractive resort
OF an evening to the young people: The side
tables make q handsome show. and behind the
raf,estand the relreshment table IS to be found
arrayed In tempting style. The usual number OF
chances are to be had for slight conAderatlon'
and It Is hoped that the fair vii. receive large
number ef visitors this evening.
ELECTION OF OFfIcERs.-0n Tuesday next,
the 18th instant. the City Council Will elect the
following city officers, viz Clerk OF Council; tour
chimney contractors, two for upper and two Tor
lower wards; tidal drain keeper; two Inspectors
OF naval stores; two gaugers OF liquors; CITY In
spector; city registrar; six inspectors and mea'
surers OF lumber; keeper or public cemetery; -FOUR
city physicians; one physician orphhanhouse;
one harbormaster; five portwardens; one aour In
spector; city sheriff. Applications must benade
on or before IL O'Clock on Tuesday.
LIGHTS FOR THE FREUNDsCHAFTsBUND.--T The
chandeliers brought out from New York by Mr..
p. L. Guillemin OF Church street, for the rev hail
OF the Freundschaftsbund, are exceedingly fne
specimens of tasteful workmanship. They con-
sist of one eighteen light chandelier, six six lights
one four light, two three lights, with patent Sides
and three two lights. The chandeliers, which are
bronze and gilt in ttc FlorentIne style, come from
the Archer and Pancoast Manufacturing Com
pany OF New York. and are remarkable for their
beauty Of finish as well as Of pattern.
QUICK TME.-The steamship Manhattan
made her last round voyage to and from New
York, discnargng and taking In large cargoes'
within eight days. Her voyage ont was afsy
three hours and; back ffty.two hours. TINS
time will hardly be beat except BY the "Manhat-
tam herself, and there Is 40 knowing what rrlend
Woodruff may do. Our interior friends 10. tne
South had better keep well posted in the snort
route via Charleston and give the Adger Line