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Phil Kearney Post No. q. Grand Army Of the
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CORRESPONDENCE.

= Fine Japan Tc. at shepherd's-try it.
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MARRIAGE GrupE.-Intcrestins work, numerous cncra
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p,.,,c window Shades, at Shepherds.

"a daughter Of Daniel GraveA living On Aosqs''. .
c.. .hout four miles from town broke srr Or" -.
.scve the wrist on wednesday, by stepping MO
,h., h.a hon ,r,sbed out by the rain. and falling
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Mn. wHncoNn's SrRUr.-The great soothing remedy.
Price only Gives rest to the mother and health
10 the child Sold by Druygista See Advertisement.
a9febly.
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- Something new in . novelty Picture tent Ia" ."
.re for yourselves. West Of the Post Once
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- Shepherd is getting on his Fall Stock and proposes
to sell goods chesper than
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New stock Of Wal Paper q sAshsrds .
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Tho hotel known - the shsrer HOUSE. In hs'o' ~
t,r,.ka vss burned 90 last Friday pighf
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Shepherd has just received large stock Of School
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= SsVA1s''s AAss"N A
E1woo,l, Tuesday.
wafhrna. "Wednesday
Brllcinont. Thursday
Colnni''ns. FRIDAY,
D'aipl'an. Mo..tisy,
Grary, Tuesday,
Brenncr. "wednesday
Severance, Thursday
underw0od's, Friday
Tanning, Monday,
Highland. Tuesday
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iowa Point, Wednesday, Nov. 9Th,
White Cloud. Thursday, :" 18th.
The following are the rates Of taxation on eac'
One Hundred Dollars valuation:
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- The Enamel Paint is the cheapest and best Paint ii
use. For sale at Shepherds.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-29

OCneFs, WaQIeu u Ue CaioAui ~" wv
money was voted away.
Alderman O'Neill said the old Council had
appropriated two thousand dollars for this
purpose, and the committee hoped to buy the
right of way for that amount.
Alderman voigt said he for one would op,
pose this and all improvements on streets
uut the matter of the Enterprise Railroad
was settled.
The report was confirmed.
The committee on the Fire Department re-
ported the Hope Engine-house In dllapdaled
condition. and recommended that the repairs
be done by the city inspector, under the d.
rectlon Of The Mayor. Report agreed to.
Alderman Voigt read resolution passed at
a previous meeting which had been referred
to joint committee composed Of the commit
lee on ways and means and the committee on
the fire loan bonds to report as to the proprie-
ty of Issuing certain city bills TO aid In rebuild
Ing the burnt district; said bills to be received
for oil dues to the city. He stated that he
had communicated with Mr. F. A. Sawyer, in
Washington, who replied that after comforting
with the proper authorities he had found that,
by act of Congress, all banking Institutions
had to pay ten per cent. per annum on their
bills, but that the act would not affect the
city should the proposed bills be Issued, no
tax being laid on them unless they were paid
out BY banks The matter was referred back
to the same Joint committee to report further.
Council then adjourned.
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Hotel Arrivals-May 2s.
PAVILION HOTEL,

T. R. Gaines, s. c.; Edward F. Gallagher
wife, daughter and servant, Augusta; James
W. Grace and family, francis G. Glover, Co..
Teton; w. NJ. Keith, Graham's; W. ". Rawls
Ridgevllle; A. Knox, W. B. Wheelock, Mount
Pleasant; J. Minis, T. Graham, 8. G.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
]. Ackley, q. Cleveland, W. a. Plplngsthorn
New York; a. W. Church, wife and two chill
dren, Chicago; Miss A. Groom, Florida, 8. b
Miller, Joseph J. Mitchell, Alabama; V. Smith
New York; G. Morgan, Sumter; Simeon Smith
U.s. A.; B. F. Brown, Aiken; John H. Lynch
John D. Thomas, B. Simon, Philadelphia; A
NJ. Gum, Macon; George P. Cobler, Tennes
see; Warren Adams, Richland; ]. W. Patrick
orangeourg; A. c. Whitney, Boston; A. Dd:
molin, Frank T. Peck, New York; George
Woodruff, Joseph F. Barry, Florida; J. q
Burckhalter, Williston; J. W. Buckmaster
City Point.
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)N WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 90. 1872.

mirable. Mr.. F. o'Rourke, the conductor on
the special train on the South Carolina Ball
road, was especially courteous ami obliglng.
On one trip some of his lady passengers
happening to drop their hats out of the WIN
dow, Mr.. O'Rourke, with infinite good humor
and patience, stopped and backed his train
three times to recover the lost treasures. His
conduct Is In marked contrast with the surly
inclvility OF the drivers of Gates's line OF
stages, who, after inveigling passengers into
their vehicles by promising to carry them to
the gates OF the schutzeRplalz, unceremonl.
ously stopped al the railroad crossing, quar-
ter Of mile away, and left them to tramp
through the dustan lament their folly In not
taking the train, while the stages ratified back
to pick up fresh load of unfoi Inmates.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-29

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The admirers Of the
burnt cork opera had another treat last even
Ing at the Academy, in the second perform
auce OF skiff & Gsylord's fine troupe of Ethi-
oplan minstrels. Asawhole the troupe is one
of the best of the kind which has been seen in
Charleston for many day. The singing, es.
peoally the choruses, was really good, and
many If the scenes and dialogues In the short
pieces were comical and amusing in the ex'
treme. Messrs. Whiting and Goodyear were
especial favorltes,. and elicited unbounded ap'
plauss by their graceful dancing and comlca
attitudes. The troupe will give another per
forinance this evening, with change of pro,
gramme.
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EIGHT DOLLARS A YEAR.

OF cotton which Is up what the stand will be-.
Estimates Of the yield are premature, as this
will depend upon the fall Season as much as
on the growth of the plant In The next few
weeks. Cotton appears to be growing finely
since the rains, but a. It Is at least two weeks
behind the season, 1t will reqnire fall season
correspondinRly late to make a full crop.
ami 4. The grain crop (oats, &C., corres-
ponds very nearly In area with last years crop;
but the yield will not b. good. Doubt II 1t Will
be sufficient for planters until new corn can
be used. Corn il planted to about the same
extent as In 1871. aud We trust the yield will
-be sufficient Tor our needs. 1t Is also rather
Late, but is now doing very well.
S. Commercial fertilizers have been largely,
perhaps exIravaganlly, used, and probably
exceeds the quantity used last year about q
third.
The Increase of the turpentlniug bufiness
has seriously iulerlered with the labor OF the
conntr. I do not know that this afScts the
cost" of labor on farms, though 1t has with
drawn from the planting interest many OF the
best and mUst ne-ded workmen.
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WaLTERBORO' As 1T rs.
The Town-The Merchnnts-crops-su
cess OF tho Small Farmers-Poiities
Among the Blacks.
rpRou ouR TRAVELLING CORRESPONDENT ]

WALTERBoRo', 8. c., May rs.
A five hours ride In rough and rickety
ambulance.llke stage, over eighteen miles Of
unbroken pine forest, and road diversified
by alternate miles of mud and sand, behind
pair of horses whose every movement seems
an expiring effort, takes you from the saVan'
nah and Charleston Railroad 10 WATERFORD,
the court seat OF Colleton County. On low
sandy hill stands this venerable town, glrded
on every side by o towering wall OF stately
pines. 1t was originally summer reeo;t of
the rice planters in The neighborhood, but ls
now the permanent abode of the majority Il
ils Inhabitants. Tne days are hor, but the
nights, In charming contrast, ore delightfully."-
cool.
There are very few stores In tho place.
The priocipal ones are kept by ]. j. Klein, j.
W. BnrbIdye, ]. F. Warner. Jasper R ce, W..
G. P. BelIinger and - WlckmaD. Walter
boro' Is surrounded by community OF white
farmers, cutlvallng tracts OF land var!lnx IN
extent from two to ten acres, and raising cows,
hogs and poultry In small numbers. THIS class
ia said to have made money since the war,
while failures among the larger planters have
been the rule. The negroes, too, appear 10
have acquired some property.
Reports from the crops are usually hvor'
able. The weather has been very prOpiilous
40 tar. Cotton, corn aud potatoes are growing
finely.
Tie political feeling among the negroes Is
strongly opposed to the Scott administration.
They openly denounce II, on all s!dea, and de-
clare that their Intention Is to vo.e 10 future
only for honest candidates.. They held eau
Gus on last Monday, from which all white men,
without regard 10 principles, Were carefully
EXCLUDED. Tue exclusion Of whites, however,
was only q subterfuge, as the caucus WAS In
reality controlled by several while Rrpnoll-
whom may be named The present andltor oI
Co,leton. M4jor J. W. Bllr0idge. A negro
named Drifie ls announced as candidate for
sheriff of ColIelon. His chances for election
are good. SPRlTE.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

1t Is estimated that forty thousand men
are engaged lu thu New York striker.
Further Developments regarding the
Methodist Book Concern Indicate that It was
huge swinols In all Its dppai tmenta.
The cable reports tile death yesterday at
Vienna from typhoid fever Of The Archduchess
sophia. the mOlher OF the Emperor OF Austria.
= "A terrible tornado swept over southwest
Missouri on Saturday. wrecking houses, barns
and everything movable, and destroying
many lives.
"A terrible calamity In the iceberg region,
involving the loss of forty ships and several
thousand men engaged Ia the Newfoundland
spsl fi4heries, was reported yesterday from
New York; but later kilograms from Boston
say that the catastrophe has been feartully
aYanunratnd
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CUTTING AFFRAY.-On Monday afternoon,
Captain ]. G. Clawson, the colored keeper oil
the Jail, was severely and painfully cut In the
leg, at the Four-Mile House, by one Augustus
Greene. 1t appears that Greene, who was in
liquor, insulted Captain Clawson, who knock,
ed him down. While on the ground, Greene
drew large dirk knite and gave his assallanl
deep cash In the leg, from which the blood
flowed freely, an artery 1t is supposed having
been severed. Captain Clawson was taken to
the Three-Mile House. Mr.. Heitman, the
keeper, dressed the wound, and advised a
hasty return to the city where medical atten
dance could be had.
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WRAT CONGRESS rs DOING.
The House Refuses to Extend the sus-
pension OF the Habeas Corpus and
Kills the New Civil Rights Bill.
WAsHINaTnN. MaY 28

WASHINGTON, May %.
The Senate has adopted the House resoln-
ton for adjournment on June 30. me tarln
question, Il is thought, However, will prolong
The session.
In the House, Poland moved to suspend the
rules and pass the Senate bill extending The
Kll-KIux bill till the end of the next regular
session of Congress. Rejected, Yeas "a, nays
l0s. Some twentr-three Republicans voted
with all The Democrats against the bill. May
rard moved 10 suspend the rules and pass the
Spnate supplementary civil rights Dill. Re-
iectrd. yeus ll3, na,s 83-lees than the re-
quired two-ihlrds voLiDg In the affirmative.
This was strict party vote.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-29

PAINFUL ACCIDENT evening as
Roundsman James Harrington, of the police
force, was stepping into car in front Of the
avenue of the schutzenplatz, the train being
In motion, he slipped, and, falling between the
cars, one of the wheels passed over his foot
before he could extricats himself He was
quickly assisted from his position and brought
to the city, where his wound received medical
attention. The foot is badly crushed, and am-
putation will probably bs necessary.
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OFFICE HOURS,
funeral Mp,lres.

G8- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acauaintancea Of Mr. and Nrs II. ]. sINOyDS are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral OF the
for ner, from hls late residence, No. 8 wentworth
street, THIS MORNING, at halfpast7 O'Clock. So
may29.H t.rtf 49,
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THE WEATHER THIS DAP.

WASHINGTON, May 20.
On Wednesday clear weather Will continue
very generally over the Gull and South Atlantic
STATES, with light to fresh Winds.
Rssterday's Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, u. s. A.-4.47 p. H.,
Local Time.
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@THE MEMBERS OF THE BROTH
ERLY Association are hereby Invited to attend
the Funeral Of our late treasurer, II. ]. SlMoHDs,
from his residence, No. 9 wentworth street, THIs
MORNING. 2s;h instant, at O'Clock. r..
mey29.s 8. r. cox. Secretary.
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financial. 3..i,.;iy.
DANKING HOUSE OF
ID =a.G
HENRY cLEws & 90,
No. Sc WALL STREET, N. Y. 3..s
financial.

Circular Notes and Letters OF Credit for Travel.
lers, also Commercial Credits ISSUED, available
throughout the world.
Bills Of Exchange on the ImoerIal Bank OF Lon
don, National Baak OF Scotland. Provincial Bank
OF Ireland, and all their branches. ie' -
Telegraphic Transfers OF Money on Europe San
Francisco and the West Indies siseii.4 sfi'
Deposit Accounts received in either Currency or 50
Coin, subject to check at sight, which pass
through the Clearing Roass as II drawn upon any
city bank. Interest allowed on daily balances.
Certificates OF Deposit Issued bearing interest ct
current rate. Notes and Drafts collected.
State, City and Railroad Loans negotiated.
OLEws. HABIoHr CO., 80
may2s-x No. II Old Broad street, London. 81,
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COMMERCIAL CREDITS,
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CIRCULAR LETTERS -. .r
FOR TRAVELLERS, AVAILABLE IN ALL PARTS n
OF 1HE WORLD. sBi4[
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w THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANOES OF Mrs.. ANN GASKIN. and her son, Mr..
and Mrs. feter Ward, also Ar. and Mrs. Edward
GaskIn, ere Invited to attend the Funersl OF the
former THIS AFTERNOON, at 4 O'Clock, at Emanuel,
Church, Calhoun street. may2e7ss5
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Nem DubllraIlnns.

THE NEW "HTMNAL" AT TWENTY
CENTS.
We have received large supply OF the various
editious OF the new HI iMNAL. The new 90 mo.
edition at 20 eeurs, 81 cents and 40 c-nrs; IL mo.
edition &C 40 cents, 80 GEMS, land upwards.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-29

ETO CLEAN G GREASE SPOTS fnOG
your garments, use the DOLLAR hh"O
SOAP. .,o,,,
Oo"'1' Charleston, s. O.
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The following is the official return of deaths
for the City OF Charleston, for the week END
ing Nav rs, 1872:
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/ Physician In charge, DR.. 7. GrinRe SImons.
ONCE No. 18 Ashley street, opposite United States
Arsenal. Residence No. u Rutledge aVenue on.
poslte Radcliffe street. L3 ..,t1 - > Yit'. ..ts.
The phy-ician In charge OF this district is re-
quired TO attend at the Old Folks Home wnen
called upon. go ~ - --:.''s
HEALTH DBrRIor no. s. y..ll.e5.zz
Bounded on the north BY City Boundary. on the
east by centre or Meeting street, oa. the south BY
centre OF Calhoun street. and on the west By cen.
tre OF Smith street to cannon street, then byceu.
tire OF Cannon street to RutIedge avenue, then BY
BY line running In the same direction 70 Gisy.
Boundary. ssG, .Ssi & - !. - - I
Physician In charge, nr. Isaac W. Angel; s0f.
dee and residence, st. Philip street. opposite the
Neck Market.
The physician ia charge of this district Is re-
quired TO attend az the Upper Wards Gusrdhouss
when called upon. -.es.s's
OFFICE HOURS.
From 8 to morning; from 2 to8 afternoon.
All dispensary patients who are able shall be
trtct In wh Oh theV may reside during thB above
aoce will sfiUrd medical and isuriicat re ier aud
medicines grstuitously to all destitute sick poor
persons, residents OF their respective diBrlfcta
applying for treatm mt, VINO NAV, IN their opin-
lon, be entitled TO dlspensary relief. = r =
II Is recommended that once patients attend
punctually at the beginning OF the o1ice hours.
Calls may be LETT on the slate at any time during
the day at the respective oflces. and at night aS
the residences OF the physicians In charge. The
number and street must be Carefully given In all
applications for attendance at home. 80
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The NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET.-The Daily
Bullein OF Monday, May 27, says:
Apples are only moderately active and un-
changed. A few cherries came in yesterday
and sold at l6a20c per pound. Strawberries
fairly active. We qrote strawberries 8a20t
per quart. Appes-RnssetL's Roxbury s5a
5 so, Russett's golten $4d4 SO.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-29

GEO. $. PELzsR. NJ. D., City Reglstrar.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-29

MoRTUARY REPORT FoR THE REEK.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-29

NoTR.-The weather report dated TAT O'Clock
this morning, will be posted In the rooms or the
Chamber OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and,
together with the weather chart, may 10y the
courtesy OF the Chsmber) be examined BY. ship.
masters at any time during the day.