The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-11
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MeetingS This Day. 49, :
South Carolina Friendly Society, ats P. NJ.
St. Patrick's Benevolent Society, at P. n.
Survivors, Association, ats P. II.
Sumter Rifle Club, at sP.M NJ. s.
Carclina Independent Boat Club, at bahpast s
Pm.
Auction Sales This Day.
RIM. Marshall l. Brother will sell ct II
O'Clock, at the old Postoi1ce. real estate.
Leitch 4 Bruins will sell at II O'CLOCK, at the
old Postofice. real estate.
Laurey & Alexander will sell at halfpast o
O'Clock, at their store, strips. Goldfish. &c.
ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS intended for pub
ucation In TIE NEWS, must, in all cases, be paid
for in advance.
PERsoNAL.-Attorney-G General Chamberlain
left for the North yesterday
TIE Hot SPELL IN CoLUABIA.-The UHlon, OF
yesterday, says the thermometer on Sunday stood
os at II O'Clock, and 100 at O'Clock, In the shade
In TIE STATE COURT -stanislaus Kulinsh,
native OF Russia, Poland, was, y esterday, made
a citizen Of the United States before his Honor
Judge Graham nthe Circuit Court.
ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-Colonel j. P.
Thomas, elearn from the Columbia papers, on
Saturday last was admitted In that city TO prac:
tce In the Cirouit and Probate Courts OF this
State.
NcENp1ARisM.AA An attempt Was made on
Saturday night, July ], to set ire to the ware
house Of MI. III. Levi, OF Manning; fortunately,
the fire mas discovered before any damage was
done.
ExTRADITIoN.-The Governor has made re-
quisltIons upon the Governor Of Georgia for Owen
L. W. Smith, one of the parties said to have been
engaged in the recent shooting Of Mr.. Red, in
Barnwen County.
CASE OF SUNsTRoKE-Mr. q. !. Beckman,
the engineer at the Charleston Hotel was sun
struck yesterday, about IL O'Clock, while work
ing In the yard Of the hotel. he was taken up
senseless, but receiving prompt and efficient
medical aid, he soon recovered, and was doing
well at last accounts.
WATCH SroLEN.-Jane Hardy, a colored ser
want girl, was arrested last evening by the de.
teotives, charged with stealing double cased
gold watch from Mrs. Gibbons. Jane is held for
examination, and from her disclosures there is
every prospect OF the watch being shortly re-
covered. .-a.a -. ..ll.sl--:: -
= TIE CROP PROSPECTS, IN FAmYELD.-Thef fol-
lowing is an extract from letter 10 q faesorsge
house Of this clty, dated Monticello, Fairfield
County, 8. c., July q: sSs,Sia L
- Orops Of both corn and cottor nave improved
good deal Of late; yet there is much cotton that
win never be rescued from the grass and weeds.
Cotton crop generally two weeks later than last
tyear. $50 s,54.E issil
Our OWN. Many weeks Of fond est, most
anxious incubation terminated happily last
night At quarter to twelve O'Clock wehatched
% mil grown AMI. ..toleraby healthy conundrum.
Itshere. .DeSold IL &c Il S .sssa;; So I,
What ia the difference between q mean man
and man OF means : < x %.s,..Ss.,s .; =
Answer The difference is "sn.endtial but not
essential --<i =, : - - h-a
AFNHP Captain @. @. White, got the
steamer Emilies has been made the recipient Of
q very handsome watch and chain. The chain Is
OF massive gold, and has attached to 1t seal SYM
bolic OF the various degrees In n asonry. 1t is
present from Captain Whites brother, who resides
In Springfield, Mass, and was gotten up by s. E.
Bailey, prominent ieweer Of that city. II Is now
on exhibition at Carrington's, where connolsseurs
In jewelry may inspect It. $3.50
Mount ZION scHooL.-We direct attention
to the advertisements Of this, one of the best
known institutions OF learning In the State. Mr..
Farrow, who succeeds Mr.TWoodward las pr1nci:
PAL ts graduate oftheM Military Academy In this
city, and has had consld derabe experienced In that
gentle art, Of teaching the young idea how to
shoot; and, we doubt not, VIM do hfs duty man.
fully, and earn the reward of faithful service in
the appreciation both OF parents and pupils.
,T;WARDI1-A meeting of the citizens. iof, this
ward was held last evening 10: the purpose of
nominating q school commiss ssioner for the ward.
Afsereonsderable- discussion. the4selection Of
oandidatewas lert to the delegates to the Nomina;
ting Convention. Their choice TO be brought be.
fore the ward for approval, 4 y hold another
meeting before the convention met. 1t was
moved thst several committees be appointed BY
the chair, after which the meeting adlourued.
ANOTHER BuRaLARY.-The grocery OF Mr..
Henry voigt, corner Of Morris and Smith streets,
was entered at an early hour yesterday morning
by burglar, who carried away all the money in
the cash box, amounting to $40. Mr.. Yoigt heard
noise in the store, and armiug himself with a
pistol, proceeded to investigate. AS he entered
the store the thief dashed out, and was followed
by conlcsl ball, which MI. Eoigt thinks over
took the fugitive, as he heard scream OF pain.
he emade his escape, however, but It Is hoped car
rying mark that viii lead to his detection.
Rope STEALrla;.-ilames Brown, Paris Riley,
John Holmes and Richard Allston, four colored
youins;of. depredatlng habits and nonadlc pro-
pensities, were captured yesterday morning by
the detectives, upon The charge OF having stolen
q large con OF ropeand, ,somesother articles from
Union wharyea, sThsyI admitted that they had