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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-08-05

The editor of the Hartford Times
having been attacked lol speaking
rather too freely in regard to the OK
trayagancc Of female attire, in reply
says:-"Wc have no desire to see
our sisters adapted to the garb of
men, nor reduce their drapcry to the
primcyal fg-lcai; but we do wish
that they would be persuaded to
dress with that degree of simplicity
which would relieve them from much
drudgcry, promote their health and
comfort, and enhance their beauty,
Women of wealth and position in So
CiCty, by this means, greatly relieve
the burdens of those in humber walk
Of life, by presenting an example OF
style which the latter would follow
without difficulty. Those elaborate
contrasts in dress which we now Of,
ten see between different classes Vi
society would be soltencd down
and the poor girl would be less of,
ten mortified by having her simple
gown overshadowed by the endless
RIFLES, hounCes, tucks and paniors
Of her more fashionable neighbour
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-08-05

AoHe gre 50 apt TO love strongly,
as those wh0 gain hardly nQne so
apt to be eager for more, as those
who unduIy value what is gotten
none so apt to clap the wing Of scorn
and victory, ms those who think they
arc rising in their strength, and those
who, in that strength, have fallen
mobservcd.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Alta regular communication of Strict OBJ
seryance Lodge, No. 73 A. F. NJ, held on the even
Ing OF the 5th inst. the following. preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Death has again been present among us, and
we are called upon to renew the emblems OF
mourning still fresh In the commemoration OF
another sad event. Brother John Strohecker, an
active and jealous member OF this lodge, has been
called from his abors OF this wcrld, and 1t is now
our melar choy duty TO lay our tribute on his bier.
The death of young man In the full vigor OF life
ls always source Of grief to his friends, but wnen
attended with the awful circumstances which sur
rounded the death OF our departed brother, 1t can
not fail to remind US that we are travelling upon
the level Of time to that undiscovered country
from whose bourne no traveller returns, and to
make US deeply sensible OF the necessity TO pre-
pare for the summons from the Grand Lodge
above, before which we must all answer for the
manner in which we have performed our work.
In mourning the death of our brother, this lodge
sympathzes most sincerely with those upon whom
his untlmey decease has cast so great calamity.
Be 1t, therefore,
Resolred That In the death OF Brother John
Strohecker, Strict Observance Lodge No. IS
mourns the loss OF q jealous and faithful member,
whose memory we shall always cherish In alice.
tionate remembrance.
Resolved Thatthl5 lodge deeply and sincerely
sympathzes with the family OF the deceased IN
their bereavement.
ReSolued, That blank page In our minute book
be Inscribed 10 the memory OF our deceased
brother.
Resolred, That copy Of this preamble and
these resolutions be transmitted TO the family OF
the deceased, and also that the same be published
in the daily papers OF the city.
CLARENCE WAGNER, Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16

OUR VIsIToRs.-The Phoenix, EtIa, Pioneer,
Young America, StonewaIl and Marion Steam
Fire Engine Companies, and Hook and Ladder
Company, No. /, under command OF Presidents
VIM. Aiken Kelly and E. Willis, are to meet at
Cannonsboro' Bridge at 4 P. N. this day, to re.
ce:ye and escort the Metropolitan Steam Fire En-
CINE Company, of Savannah. The Eagle, Wash
ington, German, Hope, Palmetto and Vlgilans
Steam Fire Engine Companies, and Hook and
Ladder Company, No. Q, are to meet at half past
sP. NJ. to day, at the Citadel Square, to receive
the Independent Steam Fire Engine Company, OF
Columbia Our sister cities have sent US their BEST
5rst-rate fellows, with splendid machines, and we
have no doubt that, In the friendly contest for
the visitors palm tomorrow, both OF these COM
panies will make fair showing. In the name OF
Charleston, We bid them cordial welcome. In
addition to the regular prizes Mr.. BrooKbanks
has put up fine churn OF Ice cream tc BE set be-
fore the vctors In this contest.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16

- ss e b. al, :.
The GEosSIi RnLRoAp--Last-year the
Port Royal Railroad Company: Or certain parties
who called themselves by that name, made over
lures to the Georgia Railroad, offering con.
trolling interest In the new railroad that Is to be.
/; the Georgia Road would endorse their bonds.
The offer was declined. In fact, the Port Roya
Company Tor the parties above referred TO, COL
lapsed. But there has been revival-another
stockholders mro ing has been held, and again
the offer has been made to the Georgia Railroad
only asking for an endorsement OF Sl,5Oo,ooo OF
its bonds But JudgeKlng the wide presi-
dent, "could not see It," The Georgia aud South
Carolina Railroads have long gone hand in hand,
mutually aiding and supporting each other; and
we are glad tn see that these pleasant relations
are likely to continue. Even old business men are
not apt to let 60 the substance, while stretching
out after shadow.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16

CANSlBAL: :sT1c.-Y Yesterday uorning, quar-
rel arose between two colored boys, Stephen
Jonesand Jo, Mack, at the corner Of Wolfe and
Nasaau-streejs. and Jue approached bis; dntago.
MIST Tor the purpose Or sndinE. the dspnse sum.
marflys Stephen raised a, bucket Of lime which
he was carrying, and, as Jses seame in, let hiaa
have the contents. The latter. threw up hiA
hands to wara Of the blow. and, as he rushed In
unnckilY pushed mis- right thumb, between
Stephens gstening molars. These Came toeeth-
er like vice, and the grinding process on
brought the blood. and threatened the utter de:
molitIon OF the digital appendage. The loud cries
of Its owner coon, brought crowd, and the VIC
torIous chawer was compelled to relinqulsh his
bite. Joe threatens a suit. for damages on Inc
ground OF foul play. =
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16
TIE DIOCESAN CONVENTION.
Fourth Days Proceedings.

The convention met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Morning prayer was said by the Rev. j.
W. Welsh deacon, and the absoutlon pronounced
by the Rev. John Johnson.
The conrention was called 10 order by the
bishop. The minutes were then read and ap
proved.
The testimonials of the bishop elec. were sign
ed. The bishop retired. and the Rer P. j. shand
took the chair.
Revs. A. ". Marshall and ". ". HancEel. OF
the clergy, aud Messrs. Brewster and Frost, oil the
laity, were appointed tellers to conduct the elec
tion OF aitetnates to the General Convention.
The motion of Mr.. Memminger TO refer the sala'
ry OF bishop and assistant bishop to the finance
committee was adopted.
The report OF the committee on the state che
church 'wag adopted.
The Rev. John Johnson moved that the report
OF the committee on the church be published In
the Monthly Record with such additions as may
be authorized. Adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. B. q. Watson, 1t was
Resolred, That the committee on the state OF
the church be authorized TO supplement tnelr re.
port with such parish abstracts as had NOT come
In In time.
The following are the trustees OF the General
Theological Seminary: Rev. ]. r. Walker, Rev.
A. H. Cornish, Rev. P. ]. Shand, Rev. W. w.
Hancke Rev J. S. Kidney, Rev. G. P. Gadsden,
Rev. C. C. Pinckney, Rev. A. T. Porter, Messrs c.
G. Memminger, q. D. Lesesne, J. j. P. Smith, a.
c. Haskell, James NJ. Davis, Charles Sinclair, John
Wtrhers2oou, T. ~ Hanckel.
The following are the trustees OF the Diocesan
theological Seminary elected: Rev. P. ]. Shand,
Rev. c. P. Gadsden, Rev. R. S. Trapier, Messrs. H.
D. Lesesne, Geo. A. Trenholm, J. B. Kershaw.
The trustees of the University OF the South
were reelected.
The report OF the committee on finance and
accompanying resolutions were adopted.
On motion OF Rev. a. Toomer Porter, 1t was
RESOLVED, That committee OF TWO Clergymen
and three laymen be appointed to take into cou
sideration the eXpediency OF procuring an Eplsco-
pal residence In this city, and report al the neA'
meeting OF che convention.
The secretary read the proposed changes in the
cauons.
The Rev. P. ]. Shand moved to take up the
ame dments to the constitution proposed last
year. Unanimously adopted.
The Rev. c. c. Pinckney moved that each parish
In the diocese be requested to make contribu-
tiops to Grace Church. Camden. to complete it,
and that committee OF three be appointed TO
carry out the resolution. Adopted.
The motion that the convention meet next year
in St. David's Church, Cheraw. was lost, and the
one to mee; in ST. Philips Church, In this city,
was adopted.
resolution OF Thanks to Colonel ]. B. Palmer,
for 400 mite chests, was adopted. After passing
vote OF thanks to Holiness Hook House, for at
tentions and stationery, and to the Board OF
Trade and ordering that $50 copies Of the journal
be printed, the convention adjourned sine die.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16
Auction Sales This Day.

Miles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, boots. Shoes clothing, &c.
William Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, mirrors, French bsdsteads, &c.
P.B. Lalane i Co. will sell at 9 O'Clock, at their
store, hams, mackerel, &c.
Tedeman, Calder & co. will sell at half.past Q
O'Clock, at their store, hams, shoulders, DC.
steffens, Werner i Ducker, will sell at O'Clock,
at their store, tobacco, shoulders, &c.
Laurey l. Alexander will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, French brandy, mackerel and bacon.
John G. Milnor i Co. will sell at half-past 10
o'clock, dry goods and sundries.
A. a. Abrahams / Sons will sell at 10 O'Clock, AT
their store, dry goods and notions.
henry Cobia & Co. will sell at O'Clock, at ther
stcre hams and lard.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16

VALUABLE RECovERY.-A valuable double
case gold watch and Derringer pistol have been
recovered by oficers Lovett and Mariocnetti' anu
are at the Detective office, where they WILL oe de-
lvered TO the owner on proof OF property. These
articles were taken from the possession OF sail
or named R. S. Winslow, who was arrested "hlle
Offering them for sale at price considerably
below their value The prisoner halls from Ala
bama, but has lately come from Savannah where
he had been staying for two weeks. He reached
this city about week ago, and has ever since
lived as a vagrant, sleeping in vacant io's anu
cr,honses He is held for examination.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16

THE AIKEN PREMIUM LAND SALE we un-
derstand that Mr. Perry. the popular BOOKSELLER
opnosite the Charleston Hotel, has had SO many
snnlhe ,tions for shares In the "Aiken Land Sale'
that he has opened an agency for the same and
shares will be sold by him to all who apply IN
time. Very few OF our people seem 10 unue'-
stand that they receive SIS picture worea 'ne
money, and an equal chance In GIG prizes. ohe III
every thirty-one will draw prize ana the reaoei
NAV draw s25, 600 prize in addition to the work
OF art which they receive when they invest 3d.
Mr.. hickey, at No. sl5 King street, will frame all
tie pictures at a moderate price. Call on MI
Perry.
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5anep Goods, Sr.
RCHER'S BAZAAR,
No. 1858 KING STREET.
FRESH ARRIVALS, CLEARANCE SALE, AND
EXTENSIVE ALTERATION JUNE Isr.

would respectfully inform my numerous GUS
toners. particularly the Ladies', that I have re
turned from New York and have received upwards
Of one hundred cases assorted merchandise, COM
prlsllg everything in the
NOTION, HOSIERY AND FANCY LINE.
Ny Stock at present Ia the largest, cheapest and
hest assorted, either whole ale or reta this side
of the Potomac. Ny tried mercantile experience
and position in the market as CASH buyer,
gives me superior advantages over those ding
old stocks, bought on credit. Odd lots given
away.
a- Price Catalogues and 800 gold pieces on
application.
asr Cash only. No credit. No bad debts. FIX
ell prices The only safe and honest way for buy
er aud seller.
NJ five per cent. on all bills over IS.
ARCHER,S BAZAAR,
mava-tuths8 No. 363 King street,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16

OFFERING TO THE PoPE.-By direction OF
Right Reverend Bishop Lynch, in pastoral let-
ter, recently issued, collections will be taken ur
In all the Catholic churches in this diocese on
Sunday next, May p, to present testimonial to
his Holiness Pope Plus LIZ, on the 25th anniVer-
sary Of his Pontthcate, June 16, 1871. "ol tne
two hundred and flfty-six Bishops OF Rome VINO
have preceded him In the line OF succession TO
St. Peter,v says the pastoral letter, mot one mas
occupied that See for the full term OF twenty-five
wears, the length usually assigned to the Roman
PcntIdcate OF The Apostle'' (Peter.)
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16

HAND ENGINE FoURNAMENT.-The hand
engines OF the Fire Department, ottcered and
manned by negroes, will have tournament on
the day after the. parade of the steamers. After
passing through the principal streets, tina COM
panies viii. proceed to Broad street. where,.the
contest will take place for nuhber Of. prizes.
The engines are to I'm three hundAd yardsto
the well at the corner OF Broad and King streets,
and, after reeing on tlfty feet OF hose, to play
distance OF nrty feet, :al men being allowed to
each Thousand pounds. The procession Will De
reviewed By the Mayor ana Aldermen at u
O'Clock, from the City Hall. -, <
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16

THE ScHooLNAsTER ABRoAD.-The following
was taken from the door Of the courthouse In one
OF our most prosperous counties:
Notis.-l have loste my cowand yerlen caf, and
wolde like to get some Inflammation OF her. II
any body seeing OF her II they VIII give mey IN.
fa1mation OF her, they vii be llbrel reward paide
for het This COW abrnel, red sided, white, frosty
back, and large. long, slim hornes, terne- backe,
and the yerlGn Is wllite, with some black. spots
on bet, .unmark. aud s abul, aud the COW nad
bras bel on. Pleas give mey Inflammation
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Mon
DAY, MAY l5-HoN. GRO. S. BRYAN PRESIDING
Tie petition of Sample Alexander, assignee OF
c. sivers, bankrupt, for the sale OF the properly
belonging to the bankrupps estate, was referred
To Registrar Clawson to inquire into and report.
The sale OF property and the payment OF the
lion orJ s. r. Thomson was ordered in the matter
ofJ. G. Patrick, bankrupt, on the petition OIL Tue
assignee. uo,,-r
4 warrant Of attachment and monition' return
s,,e on the 1st Of June, was Issued against keg
O, Spirits wagon, two horses and set OF harness.
in the possession OF ]. n. Cline, at Lancaster
courthouse, for violation Of the internal revenue
Law.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16

RT. REV. BISHOP w. B. W. HowE.-In yes
teraay's NEWS the election Of This gentleman was
mentioned TO the high and responsible Office OF
assistant bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal Dio
cese of South Carollna-a choice approved by all;
for it has been the good fortune OF Mr.. Howe to
make large number OF fliends outside as well
as within the pale of his church. Eence the great
interest tn.t has been manlf sted In the comlnu-
pity upon his elevation to this honorable office.
Mr.. Howe is a native Of New Hampshire, and re-
ceved his collegiate education In the University
OF Vermont. Immediately after graduating,
about twenty live years ago, he came in search OF
health to our genial clt.nate. fixing his abode III
ST. Johns Berkeley. Here lie studied theology,
and prepared for holy orders, and in due time
was o. daiueti BY the late Bishop Gadsden. is
a fnct worthy Of nore that st. Johns Berkeley,
where he had been living while preparing for the
miuistry as we have just stated, was his nrst
parish and 1.ld OF labor. There he remained
until 1860, when lie was elected assistant rector
OF st. Philips, in Charleston, and upon the
ceath Of Rev. VIM Dehon, became the
rector OF that large parish. This position Mr.
Howe has returned to the present time. During
the eleven years of his ministry in St. Philips, he
gave entire and uninterrupted satisfaction 20 Ves'
try and membership. For Lot only was lie the
kind and attentive pastor, ready ct all times 10
aid aud to counsel; not only was he forgetfui OF
SELF and unwcaried In his abors, but he ts, In ad-
dltlon, very fine preacher. Endowed with a
. rong mind, carefully trained, and richly furnish
ed both with patrisic lore and the literature,
sacred and secular, OF later days, lie preached to
large and attentive congregations who were
never weary 20 sit under his ministry. Simple
and arable In manner, dgnGed In bearing, be.
loved and esteemed OF all who knew him, Mr..
Howe Isa fine type OF a Christian minister, who,
we feel assured, will prove himself worthy OF the
higher station. to which he has been elevated, as
he has hitherto adorned that iu which he had
found himself placed
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16

STRUCK BIZ LIGHTSING.-The loud ,'ap of
thunder which startled so many about oe 'ocS
yesterday, announced that one OF the derricEs at
tre New Customhouse had been struck by light
ming. The bolt struck an upright post which was
iron bound at the top and splintered 1t to atoms
several Of the pieces entering windows IN the
building. The persons IN the room near by expe.
renced the sensation Of galvanic shock, aud
were considerably alarmed No one hurt.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16

1t is particularly requested that tfie members ol
companies Oh the run will not cry Tile time. as
soon as the distance Of 100 feet OF water ls OBJ
tanned, time will be called by the Judges and
white nag dipped Companies will bring their
hose pipe up 10 the 100 feet mark from the drain
pit.
Each company will appoint one officer and five
men, to appear In uniform, for the purpose OF re.
ceiving the visiting companies
coaMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
NJ. II. NATHAN.
R. NJ. ALEXANDER, q. r, A!MAR,
FL. O'NElLL, b. III. ethooEh'
NAYS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16

APPLE sSArcH1SG. Saturday evening a
number of small boys got around the fruit store
at thasorner Of Society and King Streets and the
proprietor soon discovered them picking OF his
apples. He managed to arrest two Of the fruit
loving delinquents, who were taken to the Guard
house. and brought before the Mayor. They were
each sent to the House Of Correction for dye
days
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16

FREE Observation-Disclosures Robinson, a
white woman, was arrested by the police, last
Saturday night, in &azyck street, for raising
disturbance while In state OF beastly fntoxica-
ton. Her sudden refusal to move foot COM
pelled the officer to send for the city wagon,
which was followed by large crowd to the
Guardhouse, report being circulated that tne
woman had died suddenly. She was brought
sober before the Mayor, yesterday morning, and
sentenced to twenty days in the House OF Correc'
ton.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

CHARLESTON, May 10. 1871.
The. committee of arrangements in behalf OF
the ladies Of St. Marks Church, beg leave to ten,
der their sincere thanks to the editors of the
Charleston Courier and DAILY NEWS, for the very
liberal discount made on their charges for adre-
tising the recent fair given in aid Of their church
building fund, and especially to the Daily Repuo'
lican for advertising free OF oil charges.
STEPHEN q. HARE,
Chairman Committee Of Arrangements.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16

PoRc1NE NU1sANcEs.-The habit OF keeping
a mig In the family is kept up on the sly BY many
persons in the upper part Of the city, and in the
coming warm weather will hardly be CONDUCIVE
to the health OF the neighborhood. The omcers'
however, are on the lookout, with positive IN
s,ructions against these offenders. James Mazyck,
a colored man, living in America street, was re-
ported for this offence, aud fined S. by the Mayor
Yesterday morning with orders to remove the
nuisance Pack of the porcine pets.
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Hotel Arrivals-May 18.
PAVILION HOTEL.

PAVILION HOTEL.
p. Johnson, New York; Mrs. F. Sm:,'t, Phiia-
deiphia; K. Dawson. c. Calhoun Baltimore; j.
Waiter, Milwaukee.
MILLS HOUSE.
H.F. Nixon, N. Banckensee, Ne" io'ki 'aneS
q. Walker, Norfolk; Hanson tnom"s, ',,' m.s' ns
a.mmond Miss Hammond Baltimore; E. Par
aons New York; George B. Forreston, Theodore
Shatwel, Brooklyn.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
W. Hutson Townsend, Aiken; R. Mccarthy, ;. Il.
Randall Augusta; VIM. NJ Wilson, Berlin n. H.;
W.T.. j. Woodward, South Carolina; MIS-. II l.
Jones, Miss Jones, Boston; A. S. Hale snd "ue'
Hartford; j. ". Maner, South Carolina; WIN. b.
Cotrel, New York; VIM. Il. GilderslerVe, soutn
Carolina; r. K. Scott, Columbia; A. Pugh, Ne"
York Sun; J. NJ Mackay, Abbeville; Harvey Terry'
wife and daughter, A. ". Taylor, South Caroilna'
Rev. e. A. Bolles, Columbia.
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mar1S

BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY ! Furchgott,
Benedict Co., Nos. pa and 437 King street, beg
to announce that, in order to reduce stock, they
are now Offering oil kinds of fine and staple Dry
Goods at lower prices than ever. The goods must
be sold without regard TO cost.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16

c,uRs AND SrARs.--E. B. Smith, lodged on
the charge Of vagrancy, was sent to the iouse Oh
Correction for twenty days.
Richard Foster, taken up in Beaufain street for
being drunk anu unable to take care OF himself M
Was sent to the House OF Correction for ten days.
Godfrey Bryant, a boy with nothing to DO anu
M v,sibl. means of making 8 livelihood, was sent
to tse House Of Correction for ten days as va
lanes alls.on, arres, ed for getting drunk and
trespassing OF the premises Of MIR. hancock III
Church street, was discharged.
peter Middleton, arrested for beating MS "lie'
was discharged on showing cause
Three parties. who indulged TOO frequently -, IN
tho New York parsons 'recuperators," were dis
charged on pleading "hrst offence"
solitary mule, found astray on King 'Stree'
and locked up, Syas discharged on the same plea
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16

BUSINESS ESvELopEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
IS now prepared to frraish good envelopes, with
business cards nr.: -. thereon. a. 81 per thous'
and. Send yor: orders. Every merchant ami
BUSINESS uau should have his card printed OIL
his envelopes
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16

TIE ATTENTION OF WArcH-BuYERs is called
to our large stock OF walthan Watches. These
Watches have been long known throughout the
United States as the best and cheapest In the
market All Watches guaranteed.
W. CARRINaToS & Co.,
mar1s No. o58 King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16
BUsI NEss No71c cEs.

CHOICEST named varieties of Geranums,
Pelarjorums and Camelias for sale at auction
prices These are plants retained from the sale OF
other plants, but can now be purchased at any
time this day at No. u Rutledge avenue.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-16

DEsERTERs ARREsTED:-Oficer Davis and
Burke, Of the detective force, arrested two sailors
yesterday morning, who are charged with de-
serting and stealing boat from the British bark
Alma. In Bulls River. They are held for examIna-
ton,