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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-30

OgR PRICES CURRESr.-We especially invite
Prices Current, issued this morning. Made up
with the utmost care, and handsomely printed
with entirely new type, 1t forms, with the
business card of the house forwarding it, the
most attractive and welcome weekly CONNER
cIal circular that can be used. Price, for ten
copies or more, with business cards, two and
o halt cents per copy; single copies five cents.
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&c IIY A FAIR S.
Meetings This Day.

Marion Lodge, at P. N.
St. Andrews Society, at P. N.
stonewalI Fire Company at half-past 8 P. NJ.
Tyre Lodge, at P. N.
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&otels.
6otels.
ID OSE'S 81 o T E L,
:(FoRMERLY HUNTS HoTEL,)
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA.

This House s in the centre Of the city, convenient
to all the public Offices and business houses locst
ed on the southwes. corner of the Statehouse
Square; has been recently reopened and renovat-
ed, and viii now compare favorably with any
Botel at the South.
ROSES Omnibus will convey passengers to and
from every train free OF charge.
Also, q Hrst.class Carriage for the accommoda.
tion OF ladies,
jun12 We. ROSE, Proprietor.
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Mr.. J. N. CARDozo, q distinguished journal
Lat, formerly OF this city, now Of Savannah, has
completed his S5th year.
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A BOLD RoBBERY.-On Tuesday night par ty
OF depredators approached DR.. n. A. Pratt's resi-
deuce ln Rutlsdge avenue, near Spring street, and
drawing down the fan.light, succeeded In making
an entry into the parlor. Nothing was troubled
by them, but one OF the party ascended noiseless-
ly to the attic, and there secreted himself In
closet, which was never used. The villain laid
here all day Wednesday without being discover
ed, and that night when all was quiet, came out
and went to work. He seems to have gone
through the whole house, and collected several silk
crosses, velvet cloak, and other valuable srti-
cIes OF apparel. Yesterday morning the front
door was found open, the traces OF the t;ief were
kdlscovered In the closet, and numerous articles
missed. nalr OF shoes were found by servant
under the ratrorm leading to the yard gate, and
later in the day colored fellow was seen hover.
ing around and at last asked for his shoes. The
servant charged him with the theft and turned
him over to the police. He was taken before the
Mayor and sent to the House OF Correction for
twenty days. The rest Of the party will probably
be captured to-day.
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Hotel Arrivals-AIay 30.
PAVILION HOTEL

PAVILION HOTEL
". ]. McShee, Cokesbury; W.. W. Rawls
Ridgevllle; J. q. Barnes Baltimore; S. F. Vile, p
G. Gourdln, st. Stephens.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
R. Ward. Edgefeld; J. W. Darlington, Cplum'
bus; A. c. Dlbble, Orangeburg; G. N. Blake, North
Carolina; A. W. Campbell Virginia; B. q. Camp
Boston; q. NJ. Popple, Warren, W.. v. Taylor, New
York; D. R. Howell, Columbia, A. u. Latham, St.
Andrews.
MILLS HOUSE.
W. b. Trescot, Pendleton; ). W. Harrison, An
derson; J. P. Low, Columbia; ]. Crews, North
Car olina; G. q. Martin, ]. Lynah, Baltimore.
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The UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CARoLINA.-Yes-
terday was "public dsyn at the University IN CO.
nmbia In the old South Carolina College days,
Acommencementn day used to be in December.
The "Ugly Club'' celebrated its anniversary on
Tuesday evening. The prizes distributed were as
follows:
To the ugly man. Mr.. W. W. Chamberlain old
straw hat. na !.
10 the pretty man, D. B. Darby-A hne specl'
men of the fifteenth amendment, done In CROCK
fo the lazy man, 8. Tompklns-An arm chair;
To the professional leafer, Rivers Wright-rne
diploma or the society, much bedecked with no
bons, and very eulegistic.
To the baby W. Wrght-A stick OF canoy.
To the ladies' man, Mr.. McJunktn-Some stock, ;
1nrs, neckties aud other ftxngs that are emoraced
in the OUTFIT OF such character.
To the bore. Alex. N. Tslleg-An augef' "nete-
with to bore his way through socisty;
TO the fool Thomas Sloane-A 1ooPs Cap.
The principle, says the Columbia Union, Wnica
seemed to govern In the distribution OF the glfts
was that Of opposltes to opposites, 80 that our
, readers must understand tho award by contra
dlctortes; for We may assure them the baby IN the
society is no spring chicken.
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SHERIFF MAcKEYS HOTEL.

Life In the Charleston Jail-How the
), Prisoners are Kept-The School and
r. the Pupfls-Dinner In the Corridor
Bill of Fare, &c.
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The Charleston Jail Is one of the most COM
plete and well appointed public Institutions in
the city. The object OF q jail, that OF keeping
prisoners secure, has been most completely at
tained, and, with the exception Of the mysterious
Grimes, an escape from It's galls has not been
chronicled since the war. The massive building,
with its buttresses and casteated walls, Its lofty
tower, It's heavily barred gate and windows, Its
"Loop.hole CRATES where captives weep,
The nanking walls shat round them sweep"
are all familiar to our citizens; and the flourish
ing condition Of the institution, and the immense
patronage It has received In the past Few years,
make it an object OF interest to all. In the past
year or 30 the condition OF the unfortunate In
mates has been considerably ameliorated, and un-
der the rule OF Sheriff Mackey things are working
In most orderly and credltable manner.
IN TIE JAIL
there are now one hundred and FIVE prisoners
the number having been considerably reduced
lately by the s'new departure" OF sixteen promi.
nent inmates for the Penitentiary at Columbia
OF these seventy are'State prisoners, and the re.
naming thirty.ave are under sentence or await
ing trial In the United States Court. The latter
are kept separately, and being confined princl.
pally for offences during the November election,
are not ordinarily rufians, but mostly men Of In.
telligence. The seventy State prisoners are those
sentenced at the last term OF the Court Of General
Sessions those sent In by trial justices, and lastly,
those who are committed for trial at the Novem-
ber term. There are but ten white prisoners in
the whole lot, and Of these three are females.
TIE MALE AND FBXALE PRISONERS
are kept in separate cells and their quarters are
quite comfortable. The cells are "rl Ventilsted'
and particular attention Is directed to the cleanlt
ness OF the prisoners and their apartments.
Every morning the
TIN PAN BRIGADE
turn out, and the floors OF the cells and the walls
are scrubbed by the inmates until they are quite
clean. Their bedding Is also aired meanwhile.
AS soon as this is finished, they are inspected by
the physician Ct the the JAIL and It Is fact worth
that since October, 1858, only two
deaths Qrom dlsesse) have occurred among the
prisoners. This Is something unusual, and
speaks well for the sanitary measures now pur.
sued. As soon as the scruobing is over, the prls.
oners repair to
THE SCHOOL
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03
Tribute OF Respect.

HALL OF TRILUMISAR LODGE. No Il7.1
MiddleWay, Dec. IS. A L..He70, A. D., 1870.
AZ Special Communication. held this day, tho
following proceedings were had:
Whereas. Il has pI-Ssed Almighty God. in Ills in
hnIte Wisdom, to remove from Iud-t by death,
"ur much csIccmcI aud very w"rthy brother. Sc
NOISY L. MISGHtSI, the r"by ErveIinE the - e'' tina
bound us together ne Brethren. as aI-o from tho
friendly relation that ever CNistrd 81 u nri.h buT,
criz"' hicnd aud ISst though not least = Chris.
tian.
Am' IEhSTsas. We would he doing great in justice
to"ur feelings we've ~ t""mit To give some public
expression Of our heartfelt up.thy with The
ly afflicted widow Rnd family Of Oh. aiOTesaid de-
ceased Brother, therefore be II
HtsOU'd. That we will ever cherish in our mem.
cries the recollection Of hia honesty 81 purpose it,
te2FIty oil chaTSCtrT nPr'Ehtnsss Of iuIC nii"n nd
all other duties that de NOlv, upon him .Inbc
OF our fraternity, t"EctheT with all HE ChIisIiRn
virtues aud cha. acteT, that he always e1empIif'u
In hi tic.
Rs'olUrd, That We hereby tender to the afflicted
widow aud family Of our deCCh-ed Brother cur Gin
CeFe coincidence aud synPathy ia this their cad be-
reaVcment
R'soIpTd. That as a token Of respect tho Rr, thren
Of th- L''dge wear the usual badge OF mourning 70
thirty dRys.
Re'O!r.d. Tint n copy of the foregoing preamble
and esO!utnns he fnTw ATdEd To- the afflicted widow
sd iamily Of our deceased Brother AID also to the
edit r. at the ChHrlCSt"Wn papers, with a Request
g. NELSON, w.M.
JOnS F SNITH Sec'y,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03

The HOLTDAYs.-TheC Christmas Holidays.
with the exception Of several disgraceful
fighting scenes on Christmas Eve aud the
Monday fnllowiug-whrch, for the lack of any
corporate government whatever. are permitted
at all times passed OF very quietly and order
ly- The little ones enjoyed themselves to
their u'mos; capacity. while the older ones
looked on with smiles ard happy greetings
All seemed life aud vivaci,y, and we trust that
whilst those in better circumstances were sur.
rounded with an abundance of this worlds
goods, that they were no; unmindfuI Of those
of whom Christ hath said, '.Ye have always
with yOs," but that many an humble cottage
was lit 'sith rays of joy at the reception of
tokens Of remembrance, and as time rolls ON
in its remorseless course, fond memory NAV
revert to the Holidays of ls7O-7I with
pleasant reflections of charity bestowed and
duty performed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03
TO THE LEGISLArURE OF WEST VA

THE undcrsgnCd, citizens Of JcfTrrson County,
respectfully Represent TO yOuT honorable Body
that during the pendency Of the late their cou ~
y seat was, by Act of the Legislature of West
virginia removed from ChsTi,sIoW the place OF
lite original location, TO Shepherd the line
OF the Northern boundary OF the county, remote
from large iiy Of the people Of the county
AMI most difficult al access.
We pray your HOnuTRbie Body To re establish the
county seat at Cha lestONn which at the organ;za.
ton OF the county-mUre than seventy yeaTs ago
was then selectcd as being near its CeogFH phicaI
centre aud which has hIsO since become the ceutre
OF the system Of tuTBpiErs and main ToSds con-
STucted for the convenience of the people Of pa
of the county.
lite situation. moreover, on the Winchcster and
Potomac Railroad, which connects with the BaI,i
more and Ohio RRIlTuSd-bOih of which traveFse n
large portion Of the cOunty-makcs il n pUiD. Of
easy approach by rail, whilst the public properly
dedicated To the Of the county at lie
invites re occupation ut mech lees expenditure Of
money than would be required at any other Oca
conveniently accessible to the people
And as a duty bound, &c, your petitioners will
4c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03

To SUBsCRIBERs.-Fo the convenience of
our subscribers in different sections of the
county. we have left number of accounts
with the t"ll"wing gentlemen. who are duly
aurhoriL d 10 collect and receipt for the same :
GEo MCGLINcY-M r7'hcr'ist"lcn.
joins p. KEARFOTT- !KIrtiuSLWrg.
ROBT RIOS Jumpers Fcrrv.
JUEL ". RORERrs- MnI,iIeeuv.
JACOB S. MELVIN D.6i.kIs Dcpot.
FRANK SIMPSON Ln;n"u.He.
HENRY S. Observation-Disclosures.
DALuARN & HAIHEs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03

COLD WEATHER extremely cold
weather of week before last seems to have
been general throughout the country, and is
said to have been one of the most severe spells
experienced for years, the thermometer at
many points standing from one to six degrees
below Zero. In our immediate vicinity, most
of the streams were frozen over, and the
Shenandoah river, at different points, was
coated with solid ice from shore to shore
On Tuesday night snow commenced falling,
and by Wednesday evening the sIeishs we're
brought ont, and kept in constant use for
several days. On Friday morning the Their
mome'or stood at Zero, but since then the
weather has moderated aud the snow has
nearly disappeared.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03

FIRE IN IlARRIsONBURG.-A terrible FIRE
occurred in ll'rrisonburg. Va. on Christmas
norn'"g, originating in the old Washington
Tavern. very large wooden building in the
centre Of the town. and destroying property
to the amount of $3.50 Our friends and
former 'OWustucn, Capt JnO. NJ Lock of tho
American Hotel, aud JAS. L. Avis. who owns
drug establishment in that place, made
mario" escape, the fronts of their building,
being considerably damaged from the fire on
the opposite side Of the street.
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Egpirit Of gsffstsan.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
CARRIERS ADDRESS.

/. 80
Tue wlesl Of Time once more Is round,
Good PatfsRs, since the season found
The faithful Caster. ct your place,
To greet you with Shilling face.
Big with events the YeAAJ has been,
Abroad in war and battles din,
Al home iu triumphs equally
Sublime, though gained mora PEACEFULLY.
The TeutOn aud the Gaul bait struck
A clash of arms in battle-shoek
. A continent is bathed in blood
Aud thrones have sunk beneath The food,
Wide disaster marks its trail
Over hill aud vine-elad vale,
OF lovely Franee-hcr Oldeu fame
Her glory but au empty name
The German Eagle higher flies,
And louder sound his battIc,cries,
From Rhine unto the oceans coast,
Until within the sea Ills lost.
Let US battle in PHYS tear
This record of the parting year.
Another. tale more ftly told
Perchauce the New Year may unfold.
God speed the right where'er it be!
God prosper human liberty
Thy people, France, may once more see
Thy young Republic strong aud free
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03
Shenandoah Valley Railroad.

james E. Stewart, ESQ.,, Of Luray, in a
letter to the Rockingham Register, under date
of Dec. 10, says:-
Our road is now in progress Of construc>
ton, and some ten miles Of il is already graded
South of Front Royal, and when / Left home.
ON the 9Th inst, Assistant Chief Engineer
Barrett with his corps were locating the road
from Luray North to meet the other parties
coming up from Fl. Royal. 1t is in e0ntem-
plation very sOOu to put another party ut work,
South OF Luray, to meet aud Gu operate with
the party from Fishersville. The friends of
our road everywhere may be assured that q
large force will be placed on our line by the
commencement Of the summer, and If the
people along the line of the road will literally
grant the right Of way. the road will be certain.
y constructed TO the Virginia aud Tennessee
road in the time contracted For-twO wears.
The Virginia peoples action will influence the
construction of the road 10 a great measure.
They can secure its speedy construction by n
prompt aud liberal granting Of the right Of
way. This / assert to be the fact from the
highest official source, and our friends may rest
assured of il, il matters not what misrepre-
sentations they may hear to the contrary from
any source whatever.
From the Clarke Courier we copy the fol-
lOwing:-
s. Y. RaiirOad Another survey of this
proposed railroad was begun at or near Front
Royal, on the 18th inst, by Engineer Me-
ElrOy and party. Starting not far from Guard
Hill. the new route runs near Mr.. i. Ashbys,
on between Capt. David Meade's and the
White Post, thence to Mr.. Bryarly's, crossing
the Winchester aud Wildwood turnpike a short
distance west Of the Saratoga gate thence
over griudstone ridge. near DIR. Randolph's-
where the work will he heavier than at any
other point between Front Royal and the Po-
tOmac From grindstono ridge the survey
continues towards BerryviIIe on or near the
old line. crossing the 'Millw"od pike at Mr.. +.
]. Hebbs house. and the Snickersville pike
just below the toll.gate at the end of town.
1t is expected that work all along the line will
have commenced by the first of April. We
hope that every effort will be made IN put the
road in running order as soon rs possible. rs
no county suffers more Inconvenience Tor the
want of q railroad than Clarke. aud the liberal
terms Tor right Of way granted the company
by the people Of Clarke ought to induce the
railroad authorities to lend their eueryies to,
wards It's early construction.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
ON MARKET-HOUSE SQUARE.
Nov that the excitement Of Ihc NaT in Europe
IN has subsidized, would like to ca the attention
Of I'll newspaper readers ana their friends To INV
stock OF E9ods at my store on Market House Square
You will hnd there every Thing in the
G ROC cry LINE.
Tess. Coffee. Sugar and Flour Of the beet bra nds in
market; HHms and Bacon, cut aud uncut Cheese,
Crackers and table Cake. Moasses. SyIups a nd in
fact goOds of all description house wife would
call for on Saturday. II your Table Ware 10 gone
or your wash Tub played out, will sell you
goods as cheAp ny here.
would also call tie attention Of consumers Of
Foreign and Domestic Wines, LiquOrs, Cigars aud
chewing ObsccO
OYSTERS! OYSTERSM
Should your ApP"ute crave a fine Oysier Stew or
Try: lustcaH on me at any time from A. ~. to
Com" one come all do not cha rye inviting to
sho~ Roods or give in for NATION. BY ~ n-ans brur
ai"ng the Cnsh. my book keeper wants 10 turn
Cashier. Don't GrIECt the place, Market House
square "ppos'te the old iail. The srn. t.
Nov ]. 1870. JOS. 70. YESTERDAY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03

EDIToRIAL.-Gen. d. II. Strother, Ia
miliarly known as e" Porte Crayon. has nssum, d
editorial control Of the Charleston CIV. Va }
Herald Gen. Strother is fluent writer, and
although differing with US in politics. we have
no doubt that he will make the Herald an
excellent paper.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03

TEMPERANCE ELECTION.-At the last
regular meeting of Jefferson Council, No. 8,
Friends of Temperance. the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term e. J..
Williams, p; y. d. Barr, A.; Geo. 81.
Spots, s.. Jno. b. Haines, F. S; Geo. w.
Spots. t; D. Howell. c.; J. W. Garnay,
c.; VIM. +. SPOTS, a c.; Frank Weller, L.
s.; Lewis Angel, 0. s.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03
NEW FAIL GOODS.

W are opening daily a choice assortment Of
~ Fall and Winter GOOdS, which offer at
very low price, for Cash, such Blaze Green
Blown. Black and Trad COlorcd ApanzaIines OF
beautiful shades for Suits; Brown, Garnet. Lead
and Purple POpiias: handsome aSsOrt nent OF
rich wOrS'ed PHids. FTinged Cloth for Lsdies Suite
the newest for travelling suits Plaid aud Plain
WATER PROOF CLOTH,
Shawls, great variety; Arabs at very moderate
prices Bal moral SkiTts. very cheap; Sash o. nd
Bow Ribbons; the newest style Row, Linen Col lars
ard Guile Lace Collars; great baTgaina IN Table
Linen; the newest ie HOOo skirts; Furs-a great
variety at very reduced pTices, Red and White
FIAnnes, BlanketS. cOiOred and white; BIeached
snH UnoirA"hed CnitOns Bcarhed, Unbleached and
CArpetlnG-R large stock. lower than we have cold
them since the war; Tsble aud Floor OIL Cloth.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
Hats NeCk Ties and Gloves n large asso, tment:
Gum Shors and SanhaIs-A large stock. GROCR!
RlES at the lowest prices. handsome aGsnFtInent
OF ladies' Misses and ChildTen's Shoes and Gait.
eH REARSLEY & SuEERER.
November ! 1870.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03

NEWSPAPER CHANGE-We regret to learn
that Mr.. Henry D. Beall, the late local editor
aud business maOager of the WINCHESTER
Times, has severed his connection with that
paper. His withdrawal is on account of i'll
health, but We trust that after his proposed
trip to the South this winter, he will be fully
restored, aud again take his place in the ed
itorial arena.
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Parties knowing themselves indebted to
Benjamin Il. BeaIl, for subscription. job work
or advertising. up 10 the LIST Of January last
will also tiud their accounts Il, the same places
TO which their immediate attention is re-
quested, as this business should have been
settled long ago.
GEO. W. HAINEs, Trustee.
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TICKETS FOR THE SEAT OF WAR!
Good for Ninety Days and the Bounty,

NAN be had at J. GOLDSMITH'S, for Paris or
Berlin. and return on horseback aGOot, pro
vided you purchase your
FALL AND WINTER
Stock 81 Clothing. Dry GUods. Fancy Goods Hate,
Cape. t. unkS, ValiscS, &c, of g. Our Clothing
excellent wO"k, aud stylish cut from the fnest
Castor Beaver TO the lowest priced gOOds Our
stock of
DRY GOODS AND FANCY GOODS.
IL very large and we'll srIected Brown Cotton. vd
wide At 10, H. -, ~. Is and Is cents; Blcarhed
Cotton al same rates CacOeS at 5. 10 aud cents.
Canton FlHnneIs At u. Is. Is, 20 ana Is cents
DRESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS
Black Alpaca, double width. from 81 cts up. FIan-
nels in III colOrs from 25 uD. Gala nd see NV
hne stock OF Shs wis and CIOA Es. aIao the O,and
Dutchess BalmOTaIs My stock of Fancy Goods IL
large and complete, too hume QUE to mention
70 Polite attention. No MISREPRESENTATION
Gu"ds s"Id f'r what they are, md always for fash
October II 1870. GOLDSMITH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03

lCE.-The recent cold spell has proven an
abundant harvest for our ice dealers and
others. and the opportunity has been improved
by the housing Of a supply of some of the
finest ice We have ever seen. Should prov,
idcnce bless us with good pasture, ice cream
ought to be plentiful and cheap next summer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03

These. and Ear more. Good Patrons, the time,
Jus, elapsed has evinced. but our rhyme
i too feeble far to bear such a weight
As the story Of all would demand to relate.
We, therefore, desist, and our CARRIER de-
mands
Some token of fellowship Friends, at your
hands.
Some token of raluc--a QUARTER veil
say
With many kind thanks and happy-GOod.
day.