The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-21

Citizens Onward 8, at sP. II.
Citizens Of Ward1, at s P. n.
Ashley Grange, No. l, at P. u.
Stonewall Fire Company, ats P. NJ.
Committee Of Steam Fire Companies, at halt
past 9 P. N.
Tyre Lodge, st half Z P. n.
Auction Sales This Day.
A. 81. Abrahams & Sons will sell at IL
O'Clock, at No. Is Hayne street, counters, table:
and store fixtures.
William Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at hi
store, furniture, mattresses, &c.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store
clothing, straw goods, &c.
LeItch 4 Bruins will sell at II O'Clock, at the oil
.Postofice, phosphate company stocks.
PosTPoNEkpNr.-The meeting of the cor
.poration OF the First Baptist Church that was Il
have been held this evening, has. been postponed
until further notice.
PATRONS OF HuSBANDRY.-AshAey Grange
No. / OF this praiseworthy organization holds
meeting this afternoon at the hall OF the Caroline
Rifle Club, corner Of Broad and East Bay streets.
Afull attendance Is particularly desired.
The EXPECTED PARDON OF BowHN.-A Wash
iDgton letter Of Sunday night to the Bslttmor,
Gazette says eft is believed a pardon yin be
granted to ex.Representatlve Bowen tomorrow
Eleveh Of the twelve jurors who sat upon Bo1en'
case have signed a petition for pardon"
, CRY M~oRTALITY.-The report of the city
registrar 1orJhe week ending June II, 1871, shows
the number Of deaths in the city to have been 81
Of which 5 were white and 16 colofed. One Of
the colored was between 80 and 19o years Of age.
In addition to the above, astil-births are reported
MEND THE ,AARKs.1Anews counterfeit ten
dollar note on the Ninth National Bank, OF New
YGrk City, has appeared. The vIgnette on the lef,
corner looks like a wood cat rather than q steel
engraving, while the ink in the right corner ofthe
back has a blush appearance.
CRUMB5.-Mrs. s. A. Walter, of Columbia,
died Monday, in the esth year OF her age.
The United States District Court will be opened
this morning at the usual hour.
But for the timely appearance Of the clouds In
the afternoon, the heat yesterday bid fair to equs
that Of the preceding day.
MONSIEUR ToNsoN CONE AGAN.-Mr. Thomas
Jefferson Maokey has again received the appoint
meut which he resigned with such a flourish just
previous to his visit to Washington, and will re-
sumo his official duties as q trial jussice4n q few
days. Mr.. Mackey's legal learning has not lost In
lustre since his return from the capital, where he
played such q brilliant part in conducting the
prosecution OF the "persecuted Bowen"
ISeUEsT.-Thec coroner held an inQaesE yes.
terdsy morning over the body OF Charles Roberts,
co}ored; who had died suddenly early In the
mofAing.. The deceased was well known in the
oldeu time as a cook and caterer, and more re.
Gently as the messenger OF the City CouRcA. Phe
evidence showed that he had besh suffering for
some time past OF disease Of the heart, and the
Jury brought 10 q verdict OF death from that
cause.
The SECRET OF SUCCEss.-Tha weather was
so inclement last evening that the lecture an
nouIoed to be delivered by Rev. u. 3. Saares did
notstake ptkce. we are requested tossatstRat
the second Of the series, 1.-THE Secret OF Success"
Will be delivered, as previously announced, on
Thursday evening, ed instant, at hal.past 8
O'Clock, at Holiness Lyceum. The yeuug men or
Charleston would do well to hear this excellent
lecture on "The Secretor Success"
A STAB IN. THE JAVA parcel of coiored
boys got tusselliug yesterday afternoon. on South
Bay, when julius Smith, one OF the party, was
thrown down and two OF them got on him. Upon
their refusing to get or at his request, he got out
out his pocket knife and made a viclsus stab. at
the throat Of one OF his riders. The latter, May
Grant by name, received the knife inhls LETT Jaw.
His cries Soon collected. a crowd, and he was
found to be severely cut. julius was turned over
by the impromptu posse comitatuS to q police
man, and will interview atrial justice this morn
ing.
GUARANTEE ExrENsIoS.-GoVerner Scott
has extended the quarantine district OF Charles
ton along t6gcsasE ossns aeashSS soi6aasg Of ST.
Helena SOUND, Bun, co6sa~, tCdm6ahee. and Ashe-
poo Rivers. Pilots are notified that all vessels
arriving at these points after The GOTH 81 Juge must
be'aachored within 8 quarter ora nre d the ex'
IRENE marsh pointerChisorn's Island, between
Bull and Coosaw Rivers, and north OF Morgan Is
land, and there remainspnth visited and -relsased
by the deputy health onicer. The latter officer
Will De SCatlOneu ~ tnp1oooiUsf ouo ""
DR.. W. b. Bailey, OF this city, has-recelysd the ap.
posntment
SALES OF REAL EsrATE..The following
pieces OF real estate, in this Cit, were sold yea:
terday morning at pubicadction:
BY R NJ. Marshall d Brother: The lot on the
east side OF King street, No. ia. 80 feet In front
byla5 feet deep, for $S2a. q So
The lot south OF, and adjoining the above, No.
172, 20 feet in front by lss deep, for $3.50.
Terms Of .sales-0ne. quarter cash, AND the
balance in one, two and three years.
BY Louis D! neSaussure: The lot with two and
a half story wooden residence, on the north side
of Wentworth street, west OF Lynch, for $2sso
cash.
APPOINTMENTS AND CHANGES. BE TIE Gov
~RRNoK.-Thef following appointments and changes
have been announced at the executive depart
ment:
Alexander McBee, to be county auditor OF
GreenyilIe County, vice J. u. Runton, removed.
W. q. Manning, Of Columbia, and John O'DaVls,
of PlcSens, notaries public.
HI. Pride, OF Chester, jury commissioner.
Edward Goodman commissioner OF deeds, resi-
dent at Hartford, Com.
Resigned. q: ]. White, OF Union, his ofhce 90
connty commissioner, In pursuance Oh SReclai