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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-21

A RAILROAD CoMPLAINT.-The Chester Re-
porter, In recent article, INDUCES In little
sc,l at Charleston for negecting, as 1t alleges, to
do anything to secure the business and the kind
feeling Of the upper portion OF the State, and
charges that this city, although having contro.'
ling innuance In the management OF the Soutn
Carolina Railroad, has never tried to secure such
schedule on that road as would enable man IN
Chester to reach Charleston in the same time that
he can reach Baltimore. 1t says: "As the sched
ule now is passenger leaves this place tChesterl
at 10 A. II. Instead Of being In Charleston las he
ought to be) by P. NJ, he reaches there at A. III.
the next morning, after most tlresone and un-
comfortable trip by night In dirty cars, and' OF
course, is unfit for business that day. Whereas,
leaving here at II NJ, he reaches Baltimore the
next day a. P. M having had the benefit Of
sleeping cars on the route, and OF three hours
rest on river steamer"
A very lit le consideration will show, however,
that this is purely local grievance, and matter
which rests between the respective officers OF the
Charlotte and South Carolina Roads, and for
which the business men Of Charleston should
certainly no. be indicted. The soaassa sE:Hs
Railroad train leaves Columbia for Charleston IN
the evening" shortly after the arrival OF the Green
vile train, with which, from the larger NUMBER
Of passengers brought by that train, 1t s more
desirable to connect than with the Charlotte train,
and the consequence is, that the passengers by
the latter train have to wait six hours
at Columbia. The Charlotte train reaches
Columbia at about 9 p NJ, and the Greenville
train arrives at P. n. The GreenVille train
brings by far the most passengers for this city.
and the South Carolina train therefore conn ects
with it in preference to connecting with the
Charlotte train. The only arrangement thst could
be made to better accommodate the Charlotte
passengers, without manifest injustice to those
who come by the Greenyile Road, would De 70
run another train leaving two or three O'CLOCK
P. NJ, expressly for the Charlotte passengers
and the officers Of the road say that the number
Of passengers that such q train would serve
could not begin to pay It's running expenses, ant
therefore In the exercise OF their discretion, they
decline to put IL on,
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AN INVITATION TO PESTILENCE.-Uurlng lne
absence of the street inspector, the admiaistra-
ton OF affairs In his department has been most
outrageous, although as q matter OF fact and OF
justice 10 his substitute 1t must be admitted that
1t was not much b. tier when he was In the city.
On Friday, sort OF spasmodic pretence OF clean.
ing the streets was made, but 1t only amounted
to scraping up the surface 9th In little piles
which have ever since been left standing along
Broad and Meeting streets. In day or two they
will probably be carted on, but II 1t had not been
for q dIspensation of Providence, more merciful
than the unconscionable contractors, in send.
ing q drenching raia storm, these scattered
piles of filth would by this time have
spread a crop Of malarial diseases which
might have had many fatal results. There Is one
fever nest to which the especial attention OF the
authorities needs to be called. 1t consists of the
shanties on the northwest corner OF Market street
and East Bay where certain colored caterers
drive an uuwholesome trade in hall.decayed
fruit. cowhIde steaks and cholera morbus pastry.
The sidewalks and cutters around these places
are constantly strewn with melon rinds, damag-
ed fruit and refuse animal matter, which attracts
clouds OF dies and vermln, and on warm days
exhales perfectly disgusting odor. The conduct
ofthe city authorities 10 permitting the existence
Of such plague spot in the heart Of the business
portion Of the city is worse than carelessness-it
is fagrant crime which cannot be
100 severely reprehended. the scavengers,
too, continue to shameiully neglect their duties,
and the garbage from stores and residences is
still to be found very frequently standing on the
sidewalks until after midday, when BY law 1t
hto tn
matter which should be taken note Of by all good
citizens, and complaints made of all violations Of
the law In this respect In this way q few OF the
derelct scavengers might be reached and punish
ed, which could not fail to have wholesome
eject upon the rest Of them and upon the clty's
health.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-21

BASE BALL IN THE srREETs.-On Friday
evening, q lot OF boys, mostly eo.ored, got up an
exciting game OF base ball In John street, TO the
imminent danger of passe,s BY who showed Nd
eagerhess either to take "a strike on the to
make brilliant ";ong stop" by receiving The ball
in their faces. THIS nuisance was accompanied
with the usual amount OF shouting and noise,
which at last aroused policeman to sense OF
his duty to preserve quiet The players paid
no attention to his orders until william Ramsay,
ringleader, was arrested, when theothers dis
persed. Ramsay was brought before the Mayor,
after spending night in the Guardhouse, and
sentenced to pay nne4of Eve dollars, or spend
Eve days in the House OF Correction
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MACHINE,
are the best In use. ...,. 49,, +:
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay.
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Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton, lWniso
black and coored,) SIX, Oh, soap, &C, ;n,ea or.,
Reuairtng as usual. Circulars and ssknPieo
work sent on application. .;srnor
General Dealer IN NJ tuss soS Xxi King strees,
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-21

The portions Of the city below lie usual level
experienced the full effects of the heavy fall Of
water, and the street! and lots near Rutledge
street, from Broee., to Beaufan. presented quite
dnuVlan appearance. The high tide Of Saturday
cT..ning brought the water In the pond 10 level
with the enbankment, and in the streets leading
to 1. the water was from two to three feet deep.
In Trumbo's court the inhabitants were forced to
take to spring wagons to get to the high ground,
! and small boats were at premium. in Queen
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D ALL, BL A OK d co.
Nos. sss AND 5s7 BROADWAY, n. r..
are closing out their entire stock OF Bronze and
imitation Bronze
GAS FIXTURES BELOW COST.
Better goods In design and finish are Tot TO ba
had at their presentlow prices.
NEW DESIGNS OF IMPORTED
CRYSTAL CHAND Ellie g.
in great variety, just received.
Call and examine our stock and prices.
NOTICE. = ,.e
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BEST GOODS.
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Wilmington telegram Of Saturday night
says:
past twenty -four hours. It Ia thought to be gene
raj, and will prove Of vast benent to the crops,
but too late to save the crops IN some sections
long drought. There is heavy gale on the coast
this evening. The brig Alice Lee, Foster master,
New York, to Savannah, ran ashore yesterday on
FRYING Pan Shoals. she has been towed to This
city leaking bidly. Her cargo will have 10 oe
taken or and the vessel repaired.
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:New RANCE M TIRE WEsTERy IjS1oy
rhs Western .T,n,on Ta,e,ranb -Oomnanv not to
no ont,ona nv rs vonno and y,onrons rival. the
CO.., arr a,S .,,ont,c rornnonr ,o.,o,, o,,ont ,o
soD 80 s.an.h oe,ss Il, ,s,a .s.H 10,
Gs. Tas. pav ror the eanecia, convenience of tbe
cotton and sh,nn,no merchsnts along the wa,er
sson. s,, @ Tho nresen. ossce 4, proaa atrees VIII
oa a,sa ~ 40 scne,
s1o oos z co,nn nySl,.t wires n5asoen.
- t-e,n, g, mat noif;f ,wnic6a lncInse Wires tn
savannah Augusta and Oolur,ba. and two. to
Tho North via W,lm,noton 5v,ll also be ex1endet
~ rho now off,ce an that the latter win baye:ex.
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DEslkE to inform the people Of Charleston
and the country that thsy. .csns buy abetteriand
cheaper Sewing Machine fromsme thantneyscan,
elsewhere, andnowis is the tlme;s and NO. 81 Queen
street ls the place, to get frstcass Sewing Ma.
chine, either new or second hand; 80 come one,
come all, and let me serve you to q No, IMathlne.
ijunlO a .JaL. IUNsFoRD.
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1.-THE sANDERss STORE PosroFFIcg.-A SUBJ
scrlber at sanders's Store complains that he
receives only four. copies sot. TIE DAILY NEWS a
week, and says;that the fanlt Is with the mail
agents on the route. We hope that this trregu-
larity will speedily cease.
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THE SECOND THIEVES. The two eolored
youths who robbed Edward Ray OF smalramount
OF money, which had been already stolen by him
from the King street candy store, were yesterday
committed for trial.
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DEArHs.-Mr. Samuel ]. Henegac, the
youngest son OF the late Governor Henegan, died
In Florence on the 9Th instant.
{ Mrs John a. Kiels, of Williamsburg, died on
the 10th, and Mrs.. 8. Coward on the 9th.
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RoBBERY.-Between2 and o'clock Syester-!
day afternoon chief entered the apartment OF
Mr.. Wgg on the third story Of the building at the
corner OF Exchange street and South Atlantic
wharf, and stole therefrom hne suit Of black
clothes and pair OF boota.5 The rohper effected
his entrance by forclag the door Of the room, and
judging nom the articles stolen, seemed bent on
getting himself fitted up for q wedding ora ball.
Numbers OF valuable articles were lying about the
room, and Mr: Wigg's trunk was open, but
nothing else has been missed. Ben. Hayns, q
6ulored man, has been arrested on. suspicion, BY
the detectives, and is held examination, which
takes place his morning before Trial Justice
Magrath. sss:.:.sse -
CRuMss.-Questa sera predlca in Italiano in
8. Pietro ale ore 8 p. NJ
Dick, Davis, colored, was arrested yester-
day, charged with enticingl two hogs, Of
the aggregate value Of twelve dollars, from the
shades Of Mrs. Kinsman's farm, about three miles
from this city. -ss = i.sl.-se-S' z-etSt
The French dispatch boat Estaette has taken
her departure for Martinique.
"a valuable pointer dog belonging to Major Gar.
rison, wearing city badge and harming nobody,
was poisoned between and O'Clock last eve
ming, in front Of the Charleston Hotel, BY some
unknown brute.
The last annual meeting Of the Palmetto Pioneer
Cooperative Association win be held at the MAI
ket Hall this evening.
CLUBS AND SyARs.--J. Robins N, arrested for
being disorderly and resistingstne police, was
sentenced to pay g dne OF i've dollars or spend
ten days in the House OF Correction. i..r
George Lsrtigue. 8 colored juvenile, logged for
being implicated In the prize candy robbery, at
No. 41s King street. was referred toa trial justice
for examination along with his confederates.
Sarah Deprees, scolored girl lodged for vagran-
cy, was sent to the House Of Correction for ten
days. i :. F. = -:
Charles Williams, taken upior being drunk and
using abusive language towards the police in
King street. was semitic the House Of Correction
for five days.
10. Grant, q white man, supposed to be insane
and lodged for safekeeplng, was referred to the
city registrar for examination.
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The IRON LrsESFoR NEW YoRK.-The popu.
lar steamship Georgia, Captain crowell, left her
pier at Union wharves yesterday forenoon fer
New YorK, having an excellent passenger and
freight list for the season. She carries the first
bale OF new cotton from this port this season,
shipped By 4. Mure i Co.
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..soLvEsTUR- TABoLAo RIsu.n--Frank Gala
han was brought before Tria! Justice Magrath
yesterday afternoon, and tried for an assault
with deadly weapon upon James Irwin. a mis-.
understanding had arisen between the two con.
cerning dog belonging to the defendant, which
the latterthoug ghttose in ythe possession of!the
prosecutor. Going to the house Of Irwin to de-
mand his property, he was assailed with the
watery conteats Of shaving emp, and drawing
something to defend himself he threatened 10
blowo1 Irvin,s skull. This led to the prosecution
Irwin alleging that the defendant had drawn q
pistol up51 him In his house. The evidencefor
the defence, however, showed that the defendant
was something OF wag, and the threatening sIx-
shooter was proved to have been harmless
piece Of barrelhoop. In the sdarknesss it had
all Of the moral erect Of navy, but in legal as.
pect it failed 10 sustain the charge Of an assault
with deadly weapon. The court dismissed the
case, and the matter was aet-led to the satlsfac.
tion or-al COD cerned. ~
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INCREASED RAILROAD -FAcnITEs.-The most
lively satisfaction is expressed by the people OF
Savannah atthe ecentchange in the schedule Of
the Savannah sLd Charleston Railroad, which en-.
ables connection to be made here on the arrival
OF the Northeastern Railroad train at $50 P. NJ,
90 as tn reach Savannah the same evening; The
former alternative was to remain overnight
in this city, or take eireuitous and most
complicated route TO Savannah, via Kingville,
Branchville and Augusta. Now the mails leaving
New York on the morning OF Monday, for In
stance, arrive in Savannah on Tuesday, instead
ofWednesday afternoon as before, and a similar
saving OF time Is enjoyed by the passengers.
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NATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL. CONVENTION
session Of this body viii be held at India
napolis, Indiana, April II, Is ;and ls, 1872. In
order to give it truly national character, COM
mittee on delegations has been appointed, whose
special duty 1t is to eecurethe attendance OF dele
gates from every state and Territory in the land,
and this COMMITTEES requests from representa- tive
Sunday school men 10 all parts Of the country re.
plies to the following questions, which may be
sent to the chairman, Mr.. J. Bennett, No. Bible
House, New York, or to Mr.. Samuel A. Nelson Of
this city: ..,,......,.
1. Is your State organized for Sunday school
work. II 30. please send rs the names, with the
address in full, OF the officers Of yeur organtzas
tion.Z We shall be glad TO hear from every oficai
member OF the organization. that we may secure
as fun information as possible. Ss;sS -; I
2. II your State is not organized fer Sunday
school work, whoin 1t wonIn most likely meet
the demand In selecting andsecuring representa-
tive men as delegates In this case, let al who
have an opinion write 1t, nominating for the
State committee or fer delegates Please give
name, postorlce address, and denom1national
c connection.
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SUPgEAE CoURr DEc1sIoSs-AuGUsr r.
Samuel W. Melton and wife vs. J: U. Wlthers, ct
al. Decree OF Circuit Court set aside. Demurrer
overruled and case remanded. Opinion by vii.
lard a 7
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THE ADGER LNE.-The excellent steamship
James adger, Captain T. J. Lockwood, arrived at
her wharf In this city on Tuesday from New
York. We were pleased to notice that che ship
was crowded with cargo for all parts Of the South,
and good proportion for our own dealers. The
Adger also had full passenger list, among whom
were number OF our own citizens returning.
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9eming Maebi1tes.
ALL'S COM MA T 1 o \
SEWING MACHINE ATTACHMENT.

This ATTACHMENT, can be applied to any Sew.
Ing Machine. It guides theawork without help.
1t requires no basting. 1t Will sew two7or more
seams together In one seam-stay the edge Of :.
seam as in a<gored seam. 1t will Braid, Hem,
Bind,I Fell, Gather and Rufae Tuck, Mark and
Quilt. For sale: by. $E5 j. :s
KINsMAN BROTHERS, State Agents.
Also State Agents for GROVER & BAKERS
SEWING MACHINES.
. Price, So. '.1,'.: -. angl6-2
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nHARLEsroN HOTEL.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

HENRY CoB1A 4 Co. are in receipt of an in
voice OF Fitch's celebrated sugar. cured hams.
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900 King street. Charleston =. O., Dealer u an
Kinds OF RUBBER GOODS. such as Rubber Sneet
ing, white and black, Air Pillows, All anu mateI
Clothing. Plano Covers. DOOM ats. &C., &C., and
Importer OF Fancy Goods, Toys and FIREWORKS.
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