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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-03

The UNITED STATES CouRT.-In the District
Court the following surors were drawn yesterday
for the November term OF the court before Judge
Bryan:
Grand Jurors-Adam Branch, OF Landsford; l..
T. Potter, OF Charleston; David Graham, Angus
tus harris, Of Edgedeld; r. R Desyerney, color.
ed, Of Charleston; W. Wlngate, Cheraw; by.
Jones, Conwayboro'; James Gsnntt, Newberry;
Hy. s. Griggs, VIM. B. Mitchell, James B. VII.
lisms and by. L. Williams, Charleston; John ].
flanagan, Sumter; James Murrell, Georgetown;
j. HaAnen and Richard Blackney, Allendale;
James D. Graham, Sumter; F. III. tombstone,
Charleston. 4MG
Petty Jurors-J. q. Schi:mer and Colcce, fran.
cis Lance Charleston; L. Ford. Phillip Salters and
JamesO. Holloway. Charleston; J. F. Riley, St.
Matthew's; John Freenen and Charles P. Howard,
Charleston; Aaron Jackson, Cheraw; Alfred Ager-
ton, Greenvile: Railroad; E. Johnston, George
town; James N. johnson, Charleston; James Ma.
gill and E. q. Eainey, Georgetown; Alexander
Allsbrook, GreenviIle Railroad; J. ". Wither.
spoon, Sumter; F. Borough, Horny; John Gordon,
Charleston; Adam Cook, winnsboro'; William
Mooney, Columbia; s. 8. Beatty, Conwayboro'; D..
Lynch Pringle, Georgetown; Andrew W. Bennett
and O. Munnerlyn, Charleston; W. q. De Betty,
Lynchburg; Joseph Kune, Stateburg; WE. Raw
enel, Bonneau,s, northeastern Railroadi Henry
Fordham, Charleston; J. D. Stocker, orangeburg |;
Robes Milton, Greenyille Railroad; Andrew W.
Curtis, Columbia. ....l..
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-03

The election of yesterday was quiet in the
main. All business was suspended, and the peo
pie. gathered together at the polls, did their
whole duty In encouraging and protecting voters.
Both parties claim a victory; but the balance
seems to preponderate 10 favor Of the Citiz zans'
party, who declare that the only quest.o. is,
whether their majority shall be onr hundred or
one thousand.
The Votes Cast.
The following table exhibits a nearly accurate
statement OF the number OF white and colored
votes cast yesterday at each precinct, and, also,
the comparative white and colored registration.
1t will be. seen that while the falling of Of the
white Ute from the registration was 14s, the fall.
ing of OF the colored vote from the colored regis
tratlon was S37
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-03

SHOOTING AFFAIR AT GREENWOOD. Last
Monday night, colored camp-meeting, which
had been held near Greenwood since Friday, was
broken up by shooting array between some
persons who were riding by and colored man
who was standing in the road, and apparently
acting as sort Of sentinel The mounted men,
on approaching the congregation, were chal-
lenged by this colered man, who disputed their
right to pass, and they fred, yoandlng him in the
thigh. The colored man; then attempted to run,
and was fired upon again, receiving wound in
the ether thigh. A few more shots were fired,
but no further damage was done, nearly all the
balls passing high over the heads OF the congre-
gatt5h The horsemen werelnot disguised in any
way, and appear to have been going peaceaby
about their business, until halted by the colored
man.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-03

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER TEAM EVER
In vGyet and Leather bindings, Is cents; old
price 80 cents. In Velvet and Leather bindings,
IS cents; old price 81. In Velvet and Leather
bindings, 81; old prsce 81 25. In Velvet and Lea
ther bindings, 81 20; old price 81 80.
HAsRL ST. BAzAAR, AND No. 1Sl KING ST.
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THE ELECTION YESTERDAY.
4 Day OF INTENSE AND GENERAL
EXCITEMENT.

The Opening Of the P.lls-The Vote
An lncipient Riot-A Donble-auick
with Fixed Bayonets-Tke killing. of
Grant In Ward s-His Dying State
ment-A Model Captain OF Police
A Scene In Inspection street-What
Forty Freemen DId-Law and Order
vindicated-Admira con9uct of che
United States Troops-Confiicting Es-
Inmates of the Result-The Count To-
day, &c.
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A0RD-To THEPUBLIc.

'-.r.'t''' CHARLESTON, August 2, 1871. .
1t has been rumored that voted the scala
wag ticket at the election yesterday. thereby
pronounce the statement q wtlful and malicious
falsehood, and its author q liar, and dismiss the
matter with this announcement. Ny friends
Know me too well to listen for moment to the
slander. C.H.FLYNN.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-03

BUSINESS ESvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards prin:ed thereon, aas4 per thous.
and. Send yopr orders. Every merchant AMI
suainess man should have his card printed on
bis envelopes
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Dianthus Extract, for Epilepsy, st. Visus' Dance,
Spinal and Brain ions-Price g. rs
Oatarrh Specifc-Price 50 .ss:5y. -.
Hydrated Oxymel, for Consumptl lon, Bronchtns, !
Wheoping Cough; 3c.TPriSe So la1sS.::.s: :, I
Pile Extfact-a never falling Pile cure Price 81. d
LIVER, Constipation, 4c.Pytce 80 0cantef L t,s-f,
Headache s--iTtce SO centsa s 3! 80 sa;;ssi
| Alkaline Resolyent-an iodl2ed chemical water
superior to Vlchy, Nssingen, Seltzer, &c.---
Price 81 ,s...---.-- -
| Five Minute Pain Curer-Price 81 ---y-1-.-. -.
Chemical Healing, Blood andsBone Ointment !,
Ethereal Phosphorus s. = s,'s . !, .:.:
Lithia-5or the Kidneys-Pnce $3 fs.,h5;
Kataips Extraet-the womanis frtend-Price Sst,..
Victoria Regia-unrivaled for beRntfyinH ify 4;
complexiou-Price So ,.,sst;;s ssl sr5Slifl
Amaranth: !. the Hair-atops falling hatr-Price
,Eeuralg gis4 Rheumatic Elixir-Prics S2 e J < u
Fever and Ague Globules- s-Price 90 perbox.s sN
For sale by DR.H.:BAERSs-.zs.r );
april No. ls1 Meeting street. ,ohalleaton, .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-03

The ACADEMY OF Music GRAND GIFT Con-
cERrs, as advertised by Messrs. Butler, Chadwick,
Gary Co-Mr. Eben Coffin, sub.agent for this
splendid and attractive scheme is now prepared
to sell tickets for the same. Applications to be
made to him at the ONCE OF Mr. O. Cscius, corner
East Bay and Central wharf. may2s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-03

SHOES AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-Will be sold al
retail until the 1ss Of October, the entire Stock OF
Boots and Shoes at No. 1sl Meeting street, oppo-
site the Market. JOHN Co4hHe.
1. inlyo0-thm8
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-03
CITY AFFAI r S.

The 18TH UNITED STATES ISFASTRY-The
Columbia Union says: "Colonel Black has as
sumed command of the 18th United States Infan.
try, in pursuance OF orders nom headquarters,
Colonel Ruger having been orderd TO West Point.
We learn that the headquarters Of the regiment
have been ordered here, and the staff, non-com-
missioned stafi and band will soon arrive"
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-03

OF the day. Two white men-Robert Lyons, Sr.,
and Robert Lyons, Jr-Were arrested on charge
Of riotous conduct and were taken to the
Guardhouse. The wounded man was taken
to the City Hospital, where it was found
that he had been shot in the abdomen,
the ball entering on the median line,
an inch or two below the umbillcal, passing d.
rectly through the body and coming out OF the
back The wonnd wassa terrible one, and be
died early last evening. On being admitted to
the hospital Grant made the following statement
Of his recollection Of the afrray:
], Balaam Grant, do testify as follows: That q
soldier shot me for nothing. was running. Old
Lyons cut at me with knife, and ran, and old
Lyons ordered'a soldier to Are at me. had q
stick in my hand, and one man said, There is
nigger; kill him;;' white mani don't know his
name. All the men were running out OF the way
when was shot. I voted the Citizens, ticket.
His ~
tSigned) BALAAM S GRANT.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-03

,6SAD ACCIDENT IN AUGUSTA singular ac-
Gdent occurred on Tuesday morning in the City
Hotel. Augusta, resulting in the death Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Charles, native Of this city. Mrs.
Charles and her husband occupied room on the
second moor, the ceiling Of which was defective,
and were lying on pallet on the floor when
large quantity OF the plastering fell on the nm
fortunate woman,s stomach, causing internal In
juries, OF which she died in about FIVE minutes.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at So, 81
s5, ss so and So so per thousand, according to
siZe, at TEE NEWS Job once.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-03

The STEAMER JAMES ADGER arrived here on
Tuesday morning. after quick and very pleas.
ant passage from New York. The weather en-
countered was as pleasant as could be imagined;
and with such choice spirits on board as Colonel
Brown, and Messrs. Peake, Owens, Montgomery
ct al, the best efforts OF Captain Lockwood exert
ed for the comfort OF his guests, the voyage would
hardly have become unendurable II it had been
prolonged.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-03
!. PAVILION HOTEL. :
Jos. L. Lawrence Savannah Ga.
CHARLESTON. {; ;HlJoIrE:

Alfred Russell and wife, Savannah, Ca; Chas.
q. Warner, Robert p. Sebley, A. F. Parrott, ]. @.
Mcdonald, Augusta, Ca; Edward Carroll, Branch.
vile; VIM. Gregg, Johns Island; John n Chan
dlsr, Pensacola, Fla; y. A. Peterkin, Marlboro,
&C.; George Schoaeld, Fernandina, Fla.
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Hotel A.-,va1s-August a.
MILLS HOUHE.,

Hon.John Alexander VIM. j. Etter, colum.
bls, 8. G.; E. l. YaEes, John Adams, C.ty; ]. G..
Alden, Connecticuti John ]. Dale, q. ". wilkins,
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-Philip G. slmons, lodged
for disorderly conduct and drawing pistol on
the police at the corner OF Bull and Smith streets,
Tuesday afternoon, was turned over to trial
justice.
Mty pounds of iron from Boyce's wharf, was re-
ferred to trial justice.
N. hogan, arrested for disorderly conduct-i. e.,
resenting gross insult and being Conserva-
tive-failed to appear before the Mayors court,
and hls deposit Of $50 was declared forfeited. =
Joseph Simons, Radical, arrested forperjury
and illegal registration in Ward I, ~as-dis.
charged.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-03

AIR LINE RAnRoAD.-There was to have
been meeting Of the directors OF this road in
Columbia, yesterday.o which the Union says:
'The object Of this meeting we learn is to receive
the report Of the chief engineer as TO the location
OF. the line between Gainesville, Georgia, and
GreNville, South Carolina. There is considerable
rivalry between the towns Of Anderson, Pendle.
ton and walhals, and intermediate points, 1t is
said, to secure the line. near those respective
places, and parties are present from the first
named place to guard the interests OF the town.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-03

DESIRE to inform the people Of Charleston
AMI the country that they can buy better and
heaper Sewing Machine from me than til can
elsewhere, and now is the time, and No. 81 Queen
street is the place, to get hrstclass Sewing Ma
chi either new or second. d.haud; 80 come one
come all, and let me serve you to No. ! Machine.
jun10 J.SL- LUNsFoRp.
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1DrorIamatlons.
cTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

Especial order, No. 1s.]
PAR. i. To the end that good order, harmony and
the public peace may be strictly preserved during
the Municipal Election in Charleston, all MILL
TARY DRILLS, PARADEs and MANEUVREs, Of
any kind whatsoever, Subject to the control OF
state authority are hereby forbidden in that city
from this date until THURSDAY next, the 3D. prox'
imo.
P4R. II. The Brigadier. General commanding,
and all subordinate officers, will see that the pro-
visions of this order are observed.
By order OF his Excellency the Commander-in.
Chief. Ed. MOSES, Jr.,
aup1-s Adjutant.Genersl South Carolina.
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MARX Your CLOTHING Order your Stencil
Plates at the basel street Bazaar. oct1i-s
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SoLuao1A1 July @1Sui AS'A'J
Especial orders No. 19.]
i. For the promotion Of good order during the
Municipal Election, to occur August I'd, proxmo,
1t la hereby ordered that no company aor troop
shall turn out. without further instructions; and
all officers are hereby charged with the duty oi
controlling their men and the public arms, that
they do not appear in the streets while the polls
are open.
By command OF his Excellency R. z. SCOTT,
Governor and Commanderin Chief.
fStgned] c. L. ANDEs0N,
augl-s Acting Adjt. and Insp.. Gen'l 8. O.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-03

The disposition to riot In Ward 2 was Kept IN
check during the early part OF the day by observ.
ing the summary manner In which the disturb.
ance In Ward was qu!etea; but about O'Clock
an absurd report was spread that white man
had clubbed another In the hall OF the Courthouse
The hall was thrown In moment into confusion,
and serious riot appeared imminent. The SOL
dlers again did their duty and cleared the mob
from the door, and the matter was settled as
quickly as 1t begun. Soon after white man
was assaulted on the sidewalk in Meeting street,
in front OF the Courthouse, and drew pistol to
defend himself. AS usual the crowd surged In
and around, and q gentleman's buggy which stood
In the centre Of the row was threatened with
| utter demolition. Sheriff Mackey jumped In and
arrested the white man, who was taken into the
Guardhouse. The charge, however, was not sus.
tanned, as the drawee: could not be found, and
the prisoner was discharged.
AS the hour for closing l:e polls drew near, al
| OF the men in the city seemed to have assembled
at the Courthouse Square. Meeting and Broad
streets for some distance were filed with gloomy
and anxious faces, as the reports from the upper
part Of the city were received, and the windows
and porch OF the City Hall were covered with
men. Among the crowd was small army oil
colored ragamuHaas, whose sole delight and OBJ
ject were to bring on row, and, In one
instance they succeeded. A colored man
was going down Meeting street, and 6
report was originated that he was Conserva'
tive. The gang OF gamins whooplng and yelling
and brandishing their clubs started toward him,
and the man thinking himself in danger, took to
his heels. The game was up and the rowdy pack
followed in hot pursuit. or course everybody
rushed after. The fugitive took refuge In the yard
OF Mr.. Barbot, and the dense throng rushing after
him, burst open the gates. Sheriff Mackey was
again on hand and once more put an end to the
row. The gang Of boys returning in high glee,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-03
enLORAL UNI.
Chloride Of Aluminium. the Saline Antiseptic
harmless as common salty

The Lancet, August 9th, 1870. says Of this pre-:
paraton: .It Is quiteas potent as Chloride Of Zinc
or OarbolIc Acid, and is at the same time non
poisonous and devoid Of unpleasant smell Of every
kind. These qualities VIII, no doubt, insure its
being extensively used, and at no distant date we
may expect it to displace the antiseptics which
are at present In yogue.n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-03

The UNITED STATES CouRT.-In the District
Court the following surors we're drawn yesterday
for the November term Of the court before Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-20
THE FULTON FERRY ENCROACHuENTS.

ARGUMENT OF THE CASE BEFORE COMMITTEE
OF ALDERMEN-A PLEA FOR THE COMPANY
NO DECISION.
The Committee of the Brooklyn Board OF
Aldermen OH Ferry and Water Rights met yesterday to
investigate the allie ged encroachents on city property
by the Union Ferry Companys new buildings at Fulton
Ferry Alderman Dwyer presided, and Aldermen Thorne
Cofey and Raber Cyrus p Smith, exJudge Morse Cor
poraton Counsel Dewitt and Benjamin F. sillinan were
present Mr. Sillinan counsel for the Ferry Company,
made long address. This difficulty he said, results as
in all such between farinnded men from mis-
understanding That misunderstanding removed, there
Is no reason why there should not be not only
accord but cooperation between the Ferry Company
and the city i'll this matter essential to the public con-
venience. The city claims that portion OF the new
building now completed rests land held by the city
Admitting for the sake Of argument that this 30, and
that the Company has made mistake in Its location
they ask that city consent to it's completion and fu
ture by the Company for nominal consideration
The Company has not knowingly encroached. and
whether has or they very sure that nat the city
down, and shrink back the public accommodations to
the limits afforded by the former shed and ferry
house is fashionable to impute ~ the Company sOrdd
but they certainly do not promote their pecunary
by 81 1e ns. s iSa cou
induce them the ferries otherwise than for the
public ion The capital ha Of the Gompagy
The stock is divided into 10000 shares Of which only
il largely in Queens and suffolk Countless and in other
States This Company has never paid more than ten per
yond that is devoted Of the ferries the
boats and the accommodations. The mistake-if 1t be
1st The are ese sae Of tie
City Of NewYOrk, which owns the ferry franchise and
they obliged to obtain lease from that city to en-
able them to run the ferry at ALL
In locating the ferry house the Company placed 1t
land ass g. the To b by
the building had long been used practically only for
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gathering In the neighborhoOd Of STAMFORD most OF
the grain housed 10 good order some OF ,ne W9e
average Around spaldng thrashns was sctiyS,y
prosecuted and tho yield Of wheat vared conMderapy
The s from b inc gSss from some OF the
ever the crop will be deficient In the District OF Long
weather which had prevailed, will be deficient crop
but Spring corn In this locality had Done remarRaDy
we'll, and will DO an average Taxing the wheat
average one aud some will I've entaled by the she'd
ding OF the grain from the high winds Barley Is we'll
spoken Of aud although the quality was irregular. the
crops OF oats and beans also very satisfactory Po
tatoes had suffered TO considerable extent from disease
while turnps looked we'll, and the pastures generally
We're fresh aud green.
At the same date In the midland counties generally the
bulk had been cut and with continuation of favorable
weather all the crops will be housed In good order
variable in yield and quality There was an abundance
OF straw, and many fields II almost impossible to
the reapng machines, owing to the crops being
badly laid and twisted. The crop generally was consid
average crop Oats were very satisfactory, and beans
and peas will be quite crops Turnips generally
on good dry Soils not favorsbly spoken Of Some
havoc had been made among potatoes by disease Pas
lures looked remarkably we'll and food for cettle WAS
there ny1T been s the h
wheat vary considerably, and correct estimate cannot
be given. 1t Ia generally thought, however that the
quality but the yield pretty fair There will be
erage crops Of other descriptions Of Spring corn. In
harvest operations had made steady
and farmers leading under favorable circumstances
Some good crops OF wheat will be reaped but the result
the whole will be Disappointing Most sorts Of Spring
grain had done WELL and good were looked forward
turnips were satisfactory Potatoes in many districts
were diseased.