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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-26
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CLUES AND sTARs.-Robert Lloyd, q youth OF
color, arrested for stealing $3.50 from Mrs.
: signor, on East Bay, was sent to the House OF
, Correction for thirty days as q vagrant.
= Richard Fleming, a white drayman, report
FED for carelessly driving his cart against tree
box in Meeting street, opposite the Guard
house, and smashing the same, was ordered
to repair the damage.
Mrs. Peoples, for lying down drunk in Mar
ketstreet, was sentenced to pay fine of S. OF
go to the House OF Correction for tive days.
Mary Collins, for being drunk and disorder
Iy, was visited with similar sentence.
James Quinn, arrested for raising disturb,
apce in Church street while he was In an In
toxicated condition, was sentenced to pay a
fine of IS or spend ten days in the House o
Correction.
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RoUriNG TIE pIe-PENs.- The strict measures
which are being taken to carry ont the sani-
tary ordinances Of the city resulted yesterday
in the bringing to light several nuisances in
the shape of hog-pens, which the infatuated
owners were keeping up in defiance Of all
cleanliness and law. c. Jacobia, white, resid-
Ing at No. 107 Spring street, was found to have
thriving collection Of nine hogs on his pre-
misses, which were kept In the usual style.
Next door to this lot lived Isaac Morgan, COL
ored, who also owned up to the possession of
q fine pair of the filthy animals. On the pre-
misses of B. Mitchell, In President street, two
porcine pets were discovered enjoying their
otiuna cum dignitate in the back lot. The own
,ers were severaliy reported, and the cases hav-
Ing been brought up for examination before
the Mayor yesterday morning, they were fined
one dollar for each animal, and their prompt
removal ordered.
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A FALSE AnAna.-The report as to the sink

A FALSE AIARa.-The report as to the sink
ing Of the staunch little river steamer water
Lily proved to be untrue. She returned to the
city early yesterday morning, and LETT at one
o'clock in the day on her usual trip Tor tne
islands as far as Beaufort. She left the city as
usual, on Tuesday last, and in crossing an in.
tricate part OF her route, known as Wadmalaw
Sound, got aground on an oyster-shell baRk.
Being heavily laden with freight it was found
impossible to get her of, it being ebb tide and
the night dark and stormy. Several lighters
were procured from the neighboring shores,
and her freight having been taken out the
steamer foated off with the rising tide. She
then went on as far as Edisto. where she dis
charged her cargo and returned to the city
The freight for Beaufort was leftat Enterprise
and will be taken on by the steamer on hel
present trip.
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CoLoRED YoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocIA-
TON CoNvENTIoN.-The second annual Con-
ventlon OF the Colored Young Mems Christian
Association assembled on Thursday afternoon,
at Walllngford Church, on Meeting street, above
Mary. Delegations we're present from George
town, Sumter, Columbia, and other parts
of the State. The session Of Thursday was oc-
cupied With the organization Of the conven-
ton and an address by Lieutenant Governor
Ranaier. In the evening meeting Of welcome
was held at the African Methodist Episcopal
Church in Calhoun street, which was address
ed BY Rev. X. q. Cain and Major NJ. r. De.
laney. The convention will continue in ses-
sion to-day, and the farewell meeting will be
held tomorrow at the Baptist Church.
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PARTIES in want of doors, sashes, blinds,
mouldings, stair newels and balusters, will con-
suit their own interests by calling on or writing
to Mr.. P. P. Toale, No. 20 Hayne street, where
they will find the strongest and cheapest stock
in the Southern States. A speciality made of
French and American window glass.
auglS-tLstu
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iLoNeEvHT-Gpeenville will not be beaten.
That county reports, In the Mountaineer, that
Mrs. Stacey Chapman, aged NINETY seven, living
Ia Dunklin Township, is hearty la1y,
THO employs her time at weaving, frequently
walks two miles to visit her grandson, and
Will harness a mnle and hitch up the buggy
and take drive whenever she thinks 1t neces-
sary. Mr.. Robert Scott, In the same township,
is one hundred and seven years old, and
though deprived Of his eyesight BY old age,
frequently sits up and talks as glibly and as
well as many a gentleman of one-fourth his
years. %,
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THr-4rll1AN OsLssRAriioN.-The New York
World of Wednesday announces that signor
Luigi Canale, OF Charleston, 6. c., arrived
in town, and win represent the Italians OF his
adopted State at the Italian celebration OF Fri.
day next.
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Acc1pENT.-Last evening, about o'clock,
the Rev. DR.. Birmingham, while in the act Of
crossing Broad street, at the corner OF Friend,
was struck by carriage which was driven
rapidly around the corner and knocked pros.
trate on the pavement. he was quickly taken
up, in senseless condition, by some gentle
men who were near by, and carried to neigh
boring house, where every attention was
afforded him. In a few moments be recover
ed, and at last accounts was doing well, hav-
ing received no serious injuries beyond few
bruises.
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TIE ACADEMY OF Music GRAND GIFT Con.
.certs, as advertised by Messrs. Butler, Chad
wick, Gary & Co.-Mr. Eben Coffin, sub-agent
for this splendid and attractive scheme, is now
prepared to sell tickets for the same. Appli-
cations to be made to him at the Office OF Mr.
C. Cacius, corner East Bay and Central wharf.
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The TRIAL JUSTICE WAR.-James Nash, q
sailor, was arrested few days ago for deser.
ton from the schooner Edie Walters, and after
an examination before Trial Justice Levy,
where he admitted that he was an erticled
seaman and had deserted, he was turned
over to the captain of the schooner. Before
this was done, however, Nash took out a war
rant before Trial Justice Brennan, charging
the captain with attempting to draw a revolver
on him prior to his arrest, and attempting to
shoot him, which he was prevented from
doing by the other officers. The captain was
held to bail in the sum of $1,000 to keep the
peace. In addition to this, a writ Of hdbeas
corpus has been sued out by the friends Of Nash,
who claims to be British subject, and the
case will be Investigated befo' Trial Justices
Magrath and Brennan this morning. The OBJ
ject of the investigation is to find out If Nash
has regularly signed his articles, and whether
he should be delivered up to the captain Of
the schooner. Trial Justice Levy, before whom
the case has been already examined, thinks
this has been already decided, and disputes
the jurisdiction of the 'par nobile" The
matter created considerable excitement yes
terday afternoon lively discussion followed
among the detectives and trial justices.
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PERSONAL. notice among the passen.
gers for Liverpool, by Messrs. Williams d
Guion's fine new steamship Wyoming, our es-
teemed fellow citizen, Mr.. B. F. Huger, of the
firm Of Wagner, Huger & Co.. We wish him a
pleasant and prosperous voyage.
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PUMPING OUT.-Under the energetic super
intendence Of Major E. Willis, this precaution-
ary measure is rapidly progressing, and but
little now remains to be done. The cellars
generally are clear Of water, and the only ugly
looking places which will need attention are
Marsh street, the lower part of Laurens street,
and Cromwell's court, running back of the jail
to Smith street. Three engines were yester-
day at work on the old gas well, which con.
tains an immense amount Of water over twen-
ty-slx feet deep. This has been reduced over
four feet, and it will be necessary to carry 1t
much lower. The most extensive job yet is
the pumping out Of the South Carolina Freight
Depot in Mary street. Three engines had this
in charge yesterday, and 1t will be thoroughly
finished to-day. The flremen have been work
ing against this new element with will, and
in the contest evince all the ardor they are ac-
customed to display against their old enemy.
Their behavior deserves the commendation Of
every one who has the interest Of our old city
at heart.
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THE GALE ON THE CoAsT.-The following
storm bulletins appear in the Beaufort Repub-

lican: &-i h;..:..g
TUESDAY, 22-The storm -lulled on Monday,
but revived at night and is now raging with
all the fury Of Saturday. From st. Helena
and the sea islands generally we learn that
the hitherto very promising crop of long sta
Whole VII % felds ar are I prostratea % The extent % Of
damage cannot now be estimated, but 1t is
very great. We learn that trains passed over
the Savannah and Charleston Railroad yester-
tdsy. but that passengers were unable TO pass
Ashley RIver.
THREE O'CLOCK! P. M.-Wlnd changed to
eastward, and blowing a gale and raining
heavily. -.
SIX O'CLOCK P. M.-Wlnd south Of east and
increasing, and rain falling In torrents.
Tides unusually high The telegraph line i1
down again. 80,
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A GUESS AT THE GROWING CorToN CROP
The Augusta Chronicle Of yesterday says:
yesterday thirty-two cotton factors gave est.
mates of. the cotton crop for 1872. The
average estimate puts the crop at three mil
lion two hundred and seventy-dve thousand
bales. welearn thatletters:hsd been reeeiY-
ed from cotton merchants in Liverpool asking
: for figures, and that the estimate was given In
compliance with these requests"
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.MdRNE DISASTERS.
Total Wreck Of the Schooner william
B. NJ a ma Spanish Bark DIS.
mantled-A Light Ship Capsized.

Accounts continue to be received OF the
damage to shipping along the Georgia and
Florida coasts by the recent gale.
The schooner William B. Mann, from Jack
sonville to Philadelphia, loaded with lumber,
encountered the gale on the 18th instant al
Frying Pan Shoals, and was wrecked and
foundered, the officers and crew being fortu,
nately saved by the steamship San Salvador.
From Saturday, the 10Th, until Monday morn.
ing, the fated vessel was at the mercy of the el.
ements, the sea breaking over her, sweeping
the decks, carrying away both masts, and ca
reening her over to the starboard side, while
the crew took to the main rigging. The vessel
then rightIng, it was found that the poop
deck, cabin and amidship house, and all the
stores and water were gore. The unfortunate
company lay on the wreck until Tuesday after.
noon, with nothing to eat and with only such
water to drink as they could catch in their
hats, when they were seen by the steamer
San Salvador, rescued from their dreadful po-
sitien, and brought to Savannah. The schooner
doubtless toundered soon after her abandon
ment. She was OF 226 tons burden and cost
1000. Her cargo consisted of 1S5, 900 feet Of
lumber, consigned to R. b. Deming, of Pbila-
delphia, and valued at $4,000.
AN UNKNOWN BARK DISABLED.
On the 22d instant Captain Falrcloth, OF the
steamship Montgomery, sighted a Spanish
bark. in lat. 32.53, long. 1920, with signals Of
distress flying. Her mainmast with every
thing attached was gone by the deck; her
mizzen topmast and spanker also gone; her
fore.topmast gone by the cap, with the fore
yard and top; her jibboon was broken of, and
she was apparently in ballast She wished to
be towed into a harbor, and Captain Fair
cloth succeeded in getting q hawser from her,
and towed her into Tybee bar, where the hsw-
ser broke, and she was left to sail into the
harbor. Her name was not ascertained.
TYBEE LIGHTHOUSE BOAT.
Last Thursday night the Tybee lighthouse
boat, containing Mr.. Egan, the keeper ofthe
lighthouse, and his two sons, while going
from Cockspur Island to the Osyter Bed light,
was capslzed, and Thomas Egan, assistant
keeper, and oldest son Of Mr.. Egan, was
drowned. Mr.. Egan and the other son were
picked mp Thursday morning, the former be-
ing slightly Injured IN the breast.
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A SPLENDID SEWING MACHINE, Florence
pattern,) is to be raff1ed at Won Santen's Ba-
zaar. A rare chance to get fine machine for
a mere song. aug12
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TIE vANE.-Ths new staff and weather
cock, which were promised to the weather
observer Of this city, arrived yesterday, and
will be erected this morning on the top Of the
Trenholm Banking Building, at the southwest
corner OF Broad street and East Bay.
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DHE GREAT GERMAN REMEDIES.

Professor LOUIS wUNDMM's BLOOD PuRl.
FYING AND PURGATIVE IERBS lin Pills or
Powders,) for the cure OF 81 Acute or Chronic
Diseases, resulting from impre blood and Imper'
feet digestion.
Also, the following Medicines by the same tPro
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Rheumatic Tncture.
Epfeptic Remedy.
TOothache Drops
Hero Tea Nor Dyspepsia nd Nervousness.l
Rheumatic Herb Tea
Gout Tincture.
Eye Water.
Wuadwasser (the Geman 'tPai nkiller.)
For sale BIZ Dr.. H.3AER,
nay3o Eo'l3l Meeting street,
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sT. LuKE's CHuRCH.-A correspondent OF
the Edgefeld Advertiser says that the Rev. Ell
lison Capers, of Greenville, has just declined a
call to st. Luke's, Charleston.
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BASE BALL.-A match game will be played
this afternoon, at three O'Clock, at the foot OF
Broad street, between the Gray Jackets and
the Ku-Klux Base Ball clubs.
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THE CROPS IN TExAs.-Messrs.. u. 3. Sellers
& Co., of Galveston, writing sto ,Measrs. Vim.
Roach & Co., of this city. under date Of May
Is, say:
We. have to report that in several of the
coast counties the first brood Of worms have
made their appearance and webbed up; and
mostof the planters think they will come out
in full force by the first OF September. The
crop in those counties is earlier than usual,
and we do not believe that the damage can be
very great. In the upper counties the crop
has reen damaged by want OF rain. Should
Won promptly.
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FrRE.-A small excitement prevailed yester-
day morning in the upper part Of King street,
caused by the breaking out, atabout 10 O'Clock,
of fire In wooden kitchen in the rear of
Mrs. Morton's premises, on the east side of
King street, between John and Ann. The
neighbors rallied quickly to the spot, and by
their efforts the flames we're extinguished, with
no other damage than the burning of few
pieces Of clothing and part OF the weather
boarding OF the kitchen. The origin of the
fire was an accident, and the engines were not
called out.
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The OTHER sDE.-Isaac Evans, who was
arrested by Private Fox, on Tuesday night, on
charge of being 'drunk and 'disorderly," re-
gusts us to say that he was s'cold sober" at the
time, and that he is only persecuted BY Radi-
Dcal policemen because he eonscientiously voted
for the Citizens ticket.
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MORE NEW BALEs.-The first two bales Of
new cotton from the Marlboro District were
received yesterday from Bennettsville by
essrs. Shackelford & Kelly.
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Rev. JAMES P. BoYcE, D. Dive regret to
learn, from the Mountaineer, that this gentle
man has been confined to his house since his
return to Greenville last Thursday night. he
Is suffering from aspraiHed ankle or some Sim
liar ailment. In q week or so, however, 1t is
thought he will be able to move about out Of
doors. -','-
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TARGET ExcuRsIoN.-The Comet Light In
fantry will celebrate their second anniversary
on Monday by a target excursion to scanlan-
Vile. formerly Remley's Point. The company
will be escorted on this occasion by the At
tucks Light Infantry, and have chartered q
steamer to take them to the proposed ground
on wando River. The boat will leave Ramlin
Fairchild's wharf at o'clock.
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A BIG eTHNa.lThe treasurer Of the Georgia
State Lunstic Asylum advertises that he win
receive proposals, up to September 20, for sup
plying the Asylum with 10000 tons Timothy
hay, 10, 600 pounds bacon, 1000 pounds hams,
$500 pounds rice, s5,e00 pounds corn meal,
and variety Of other stores, ranging, In kind,
from apple vinegar to leather brogans. Cam
not some Charleston houses put in q bid!
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THE RATTLEsSAkE sHoA1s.-The Lighthouse
tender Alanthus arrived In port Thursday eve
ming with the Rattlesnake Shoals Light vessel,
which was leaking badly, and for which many
fears had been entertained during the recent
heavy weather. The Rattlesnake Shoals have
at present only beacons In the place Of the
Lightshfp. f-
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STEALING HARNEss.-Francis Brown was
arrested yesterday afternoon BY the detectives
charged with stealing set of harness from
Mr.. Magwood. Francis had hired gray mule
from Mr.. Msgwood for days work, and the
hirer missing the harness charged Francis with
steallngit The latter says the mule never had
any harness ON when he hired it, and denies
the theft. He is held for examination.
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BOAT RAoE.-The lovers Of this exciting
sport will have another opportunity of wit
Messing o sharp contest between four four
cared boats, which will take place this after
noon over the usual course. The distance run
will be one mile, the boats starting of the
mouth OF wappoo Cut and coming in opposite
the Bathing House. The following boats will
participate: j: The Rondel, Petre!, Tub and
Fanny. Wind and weather, of course, per-
mitting.
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CRuIBs.-Mejor John d. Hughes, OF Edge
field, died on Friday, aged seventy.
Unseemly disturbances In the neighborhood
of St. Philips Church, in Church street, are
becoming nightly occurrence.
The residence of Lieutenant-G Governor Ran
sler was prundered en- Wednesday morning Of
three coats and two vests.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
Meetings This Day.

Eagle Fire Company, at P. N.
Typographical Union, at halfpast s P. NJ.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

MARX Your CLOTHING !-Ordsr your Stencil
Plates at the Hasel street Bazaar. octl4-s
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PARcHEEs1 PARcHEEs1 "A royal game Of
India. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR,
apr20-s And No. l6l King Street.
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The WOUNDED BoY.-The small colored boy,
named - Crumb, who was run over on
Thursday by one Of the steam engines, is do
Ing as we'll as could be expected. He was
much more seriously injured than at first sup
posed, and on examination the surgeon found
the boys leg broken In two places, and his
thigh IN one. 1t is probable that he will re-
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This unequalled MACHINE uses the straight
Needle, makes the Lock Stitch talike on both
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Hotel ArrivaIs-August rs.
MILLS HOUSE

Hotel ArrivaIs~August 20.
MILLS HOUSE.
Chas. E. swasey, Mobile, Ala; J. N. FoVles,
Newberry.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
NOVEL; Ryland, Richmond; E. A. Marshall.
Philadelphia.
PAVILION HOTEL.
John E. Walls, 8. G. Lee, Savannah.