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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-12
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.

The regular quarterly meeting Of this society
was held yesterday evening at the Board of
Trade Rooms. The following gentlemen were
e'acted members: g. L. Holmes, A. Simonds,
P. G. Trenholm, James H. Johnson, Alva
Gage, J. P. Happoldt, E. 7. Legare, DeSaus-
sure Bull, NJ. L. Wilkins, l.. J. Walker, A. G..
Trenholm, VIM. M. Hazard and 8. P. RaEenel.
The executive committee reported that they
deemed 1t inexpedient to hold an agricultural
fair during the ,mIng winter. The commit
lee appointed to visit the plantation OF W..
G. Hluson, on James Island, and examine his
system of subssil draining reported fayorably,
and their report was received as Information.
The thanks OF the society were returned TO
Mr.. James G. Holmes, Jr., for the able man
ner in which he had discharged his duties as
delegate TO the agricultural congress OF St..
Louis.
DIR. A. B. Rose, chairman OF the committee
on the floral exhibition, reported that the e1-
hlbIlIon had proved great success; his report
was received as Information.
Mr.. c. A Chlsolm was elected to fill vacancy
on the executive committee.
The thanks of the society we're returned to
the Hon. ]. B. Campbell for the use Of the
Ryan Villa, In May last. The society then
adjourned.
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THE COTTON CATERPILLAR.

The caterpillar, ln limited numbers, has GER
tainly appeared upon the plantation Of Mr.. w.
W. Lawton, James Island, and upon several
plantations. Specimens were to be seen yes
teraay at the Office of Messrs. Fraser & Dill,
Adger's north wharf. They were of light
green color, and exceedingly active at the
touch.
The caterpillar also seems to have made a
remarkably early appearance elsewhere In the
South. The Haynesville (Ala.) Examiner, of
the 9th Instant, says:
This morning Dr.. Prltchett sends us gen.
uine cotton caterpillar Oh leaf of the plant,
with the "comforting" assurance that there
are Fifteen wagon loads OF them In Judge
McDufie's fields" Our friends remark about
the quantity may be apochryphal, but the
worm is genuine specimen.
We likewise find the following In the Selma
Gala Times of the 7th Instant:
A gentleman from the vicinity of Saow Hill.
Wilcox County, informed us yesterday that
the army worm had made Its appearance upon
the cotton in that locality. lis appearance
thus early in the season is rather fllscouraglng
for the prospect of the growing crop.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

David Paul Brown, an eminent Phlladel-
phla lawyer and author, Is dead; age 70.
David Smith, the youngest son oi tne
Prophet Joseph, Is lecturing In Salt Lake
The Saratoga races begin on Saturday,
the 18th, and continue six days. LongfelloW
and Bassett are both there.
Francisco Lelnen, who Jumped twenty
five hundred dollars ball for robbery IN sa-
vannah, has been arrested In New YORK;
The deaths 10 Brooklyn for the week were
six hundred and thirty-nine, Including 1orIy-
five from 81 slA'lroke. .
1t is reported that two New York breWe-
rles have failed, with liabilities of three MIL
lions. o,,.,o,
River, near the White Sulphur Springs, va,
Yesterday, killing six and woundlng five train
There Is an Ice famine In Brooklyn, n. T.,
and great suffering among the sick. Tnere
was no Ice for the citizens for forty.eight
hours. The ice companies blame the strike OF
the laborers.
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SMALL FaY.-Trial Justice Lovett disposed

SMALL FRY.-Tral Justice LoVett disposed
of the following cases yesterday:
william Johnson, 3 policeman, was found
guilty OF assault and battery for arresting a
constable of Trial Justice Schroeder while III
the discharge of his duty, and sentenced to
par twenty dollars and costs or spend thirty
days In jail. He appealed.
Murray Polite, for assaulting John Cokeley,
at Mount Pleasant, was given the option OF
paying five dollars and costs or spending thlr'
ty days in jail. He likewise appealed.
Cesar Randall, for similar offence, was
fined two dollars and costs. Another appeal.
John Lucas, for assaulting William HICKS,
was fined twenty dollars and costs. He ap'
pealed.
Joe Smith, for tapping the till of sal7ldore
Lartore, 10 Market street, was sent to jail lor
thirty days.
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THE VALIDITY OF THE STATE IL
CENSE LAW.

Most OF our readers will remember that q
meeting of the merchants of Charleston was
held some months ago, and committee ap-
pointed to procure subscriptions and take the
necessary steps 10 test the validity of the
State license law. According to the advice of
the committee, Colonel Isaac W. Hayne on
the part of the lawyers, Messrs. Chapeau
&c Heffron on the part of the merchants in
general, Messrs R. Graham & Co. on the part
of the livery stable-keepers, and MIR. Samuel
D. Stoney on the part of the cotton factors,
agreed to refrain from taking outlIcenses, and
make the test In their respective cases. Hr.
L. D. DeSaussure on the part of the brokers
and real estate agents, and the Pacific Guano
Company on the part of fertilizer companies,
also agreed to make the test, but In a differ
ent way. In these two cases licenses were
taken out and actions brought against the
State to recover the license fee. The Hon.
G. G. Memminger, the Hon. W. D. Porter,
General James Conner and Isaac Hayne, Esq,
were engaged as counsel for all the cases ex-
cept the last which is represented by Messrs.
Lesesne and Miles.
The case of Mr.. Samuel D. Steney has not
yet been reported upon by the grand Jury. In
the first three cases true bills were returned
on Tuesday last, and as will be seen by refer
ence to the proceedings OF the Criminal Court,
published in another column, they were
brought up for trial yesterday. The cases OF
Mr.. DeSaussure aud the Pacific Guano Com
pany will be tried before Judge Graham, at
the November term Of the Court of Common
Pleas. Appeals to the Supreme Court will be
made In the other cases, aud 1t Is the opinion
of eminent legal gentlemen that the law will
be pronounced unconstitutional. The cases
on appeal will be tried at Columbia, before the
November Term of the Supreme Court.
In the afternoon, the grand Jury returned
true bills In the following cases:
The State va. John Washington and Alfred
Rutson, burglary and larceny.
The State vs. Joseph Glover, attempt to
commit burglary.
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GnneraI Notices.

me- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintances OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Graver' anu
OF Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Funke, and OF Ar. A. u.
Graver, are respectfully Invited to attend tae
Funeral OF MARGUERITA CATHARINE aRAVER,
aged !. year and days, the only child OF ina
former at their residence, No. 6e2 King strees,
TaIs MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. )uyL
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THE CHARLESTON EXCHANGE.

meeting OF the Board of Directors Of
the Charleston Exchange, was held yesterday
at the Planters and Mechanics Bank building,
William Ravenel Esq, president, In the
chair.
The president was authorized to appoint an
executive committee OF four directors with
himself as chairman.
A committee on membership was also ap-
pointed, and is now ready TO receive letters OF
application. Mr.. Alfred Price was elected
superintendent, and Is also to act as secretary
and treasurer.
The office of Mr.. L. ]. Walker, North Allan
tic wharf, has been temporarily engaged, and
the business of the Exchange will be regularly
opened there in q few days.
1t Is the object of the directors to extend the
business of the body so as to Include oil
branches of trade, and they are, therefore,
desirous Of having members from every class
of merchants and business men.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-12

From the sumterIEeWs.l ~
It is unfortunately true that circuit Judge,
not residing or holding court In the tnlrd OF
fourth circuits, has turned up to be detaulter
to the United State Government IN lne sum OF
several thousand dollars. This ls not, apo
Cannot be a secret matter, or one that can be
6ushed UP suy longer, since the government
has taken, or Is about take measures 10 indem-
nify itself for the defalcalion, which is sub
ipct of public notorlety in this community
We have never heard what. explanation tue
Judge In question gives of the circumstance,
thai his account with the government falls 70
balance. but that 1t does not balance ID unoeni,
abIe. We presume that legal gentlemen Will
Investigate the case thoroughly and develop
the facts.
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Il SH1KE IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. July IL.

NEW YORK, July IL.
There was an earthquake at $50 this morn
ing at some points of Long Island, aud on lhe
Hudson. II was very uisliDcty felt ut the resi-
dences Of Mr.. Abbot and Mr.. Luther, the In
males were awakened from their slumoersi
and also, at the residence of ]. NJ. Joey, In
Rye, his house being severely shaken. The
residence OF Mr.. Ashley, publisher of jour-
nal at Port Chester, was likewise Vislbly
rocked; at Greenwich, tConn,,) the shock
was also felt,
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5uerial Notices.

~ MISTAKE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
bees leave to inform his friends that tne fepofa
that has reached the public that he ID running
expressly with Captain 9. B. s1aWALD Is NILS
take. and that he rents hi, own Hall Tor bis meet
mos IN Ward 8 on his own responsibility.
iulyl2-1" LouiS ooeNEAANN.
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THE RELEASE OF HOWARD.

New YORK, July IL.
A special from Madrid of the 10th says: "Dr:
Howard is ireep The order from Madrid
offered his release as an act OF pardon, TO
which he demurred, as his acceptance OF It
might appear an acknowledgment Oh gul!s'
and q waiver Of his right 10 compensatory.
He was then turned or forced out from his
place Of confinement.
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Hotel Arrivals-July IL.
PAVILION.

PAVILION.
J. Divine, Georgetown, 8. c.; W. P. Coving-
ton, North Carolina; J. F. Burke, Atlanta; Mrs.
Isabella scoaeld, Miss Nellie scofeld, Coosaw-
hatchie; Leroy Wilson, Buford's Bridge; w. H.
Gill, Allendale; W. P. Hutchinson, Eflngham;
F. Minis, RoadVille.
CHARLESTON. H
F. Wesson, New York; ]. l.. Neagle, Co.
lumbIa; James NJ. Baxter, Newberry; C. F.
Shoemaker, Philadelphia; c. E. Bertholt, New
York; A. White, Sumter; E. B. Whitman, wife
and child, Atlanta; Miss Dennis, Columbia;
DR.. Doar, santee; Patrick Walsh, Augusta.
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MINORITY REPRESENTATION.
The British House of Commons Reject
the Scheme.

LONDON, July IL.
In the House of Commons the debate on the
motion of Morrison for the second reading OF
the proportional representation bill was con-
tnued 10 O late hour last night. The motion
to extend the provisions OF the bill to Ireland
and Scotland was rejected, one hundred and
hfty-four against twenty-aix. The House then
divided, on motion OF Morrison, and lt was
decided In the negative.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-12
ECHOES OF BALTIMORE.
HOW THE NEWS OF GREELEYS NOMI-
NATION IS RECEIVED.
The Democratic Masses Closing Up
Everywhere to the Support Of the
Ticket.


NEW YORK, july II.
The World 10 its issue OF this morning says:
SIN faithful fulHIment of pledges which the
World constantly repeated since its great dis.
appointment at the surprising nomination at
Cincinnati, we bow to the decision of the
Democratic National Convention, and Loyalty
accept Greeley as the Democratic candidate
for President" 1t deprecates abusing anti
Greeley Democrats, and says that, unless
these can be won over, the campaign against
Grant is utterly hopeless. The great object is
harmony and unanimity.
The Tribune headed It's account Of the pro-
ceedings at Baltimore with two hands graaped.
The Times Grants o Hn) heads its account
thus: Midsummer madness-The last act
of the Democratic Bedlamltes !"
General John G. Breckenridge Is here, and
declares for Greeley.
The committee to Inform Greeley Of his NOM
lnation meet tonight 10 fix the time.
A Straw from Washington.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.]
WASHINGTON, July H..
Much comment Is made by Western men
now here (among them prominent Republican
politicians and Federal oflcials) at the attempt
of Secretary Deano in recent letter to Brig
ham Young to curry favor with that polyga-
mist ostensibly to obtain his aid In suppress
ing Indian hostillties In that section of coun.
try. A Radical Congressional delegate from
Western Territory to-day expresses the opin'
ion that Delano's letter would lose Grant
thousands of votes In California alone, to say
nothing of Its influence to the same end 10
the other Pacific slope States. N.
Gives up Grant to Join Greeley.
ELMIRA, N. Y, July IL.
Samuel G.. Taber has resigned membership
Of the State Republican committee, and will
support Greeley.
The Returning Delegates.
WASHINGTON, July IL
Several Southern delegates to the late con-
venlion yet remain In Washington, as also
several from the North, who desired to make
a brlet visit this way. Some Of them paid a
visit to the public officials to-day, and reclpro-
cal cOurtesies were extended.
Reunion in Alabama.
MONTGOMERY. July IL.
All the daily Democratic papers OF Alabama
have holsted the Greeley ticket. and the
weeklles will do 80 at an early day. The white
people are Satisfied with the work OF the con-
vention, and the negroes are sore on the
subject.
Reunion fn Mississippi.
JACKSON, Mss, July 10.
The news from Baltimore Is received with
great rejoicing, with firing OF cannon oil the
afternoon, and now long torchllsht process
sion is passing through the principal streets
after which there will be speaking. Amongst
the orators are Judge Alcorn and the Cover
nor, besides many formerly of the Democratic
faith.
--Rsunion.in in LouIsianaL-----=-,-
NEW ORLEANS, July 10.
There was an Impromptu ratification meet
Ing In Lafayette Square, with fireworks,
tornhlioht prOcesslon, muSlC addresses, an(
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-12

THREE WEEKS AFTER DATE APPLI-
CATION will be made for renewal or Ger.
iiucste OF 1853 Shares Of Planters and Mechanics
Bank STOCK. standing In the name OF Trustees
Shirras Dspensary, the original having been ioet,
Charleston, July 8, 1879. 1uy4-@f
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TIE COURTS.
The Criminal Court.

This court was opened by Judge Lee, at nine
A. NJ, yesterday.
. In the case Of the State against Jack Nesbit,
assault and battery, with Intent 10 Kill, and
assault and battery, q sealed verdict rendered
by the Jury, Wednesday evening, was opened
and read. It declared the defendant not
guilty.
The cese of the State against I. W. Hayne,
- Esq, for carrying on business as an attorney
at-law without license, was next brought up.
Certain Instructions to the jury In reference to
the unconstitutionalIty of the license law were
asked for by the defendants counsel and re-
fused by the Judge. The jury brought In q
verdict Of guilty, when defendant gave notice
OF intention to appeal to the Supreme Court.
The defendants in the case Of the State
against Chapeau & Heffron, indicted for selling
saddles and other merchandise without q
license, entered demurrer, which was over
ruled by the Judge. A verdict of guilty was
also rendered In this case, and like notice Of
appeal given.
The case of R. Graham & Co., under Blmi-
lar indictment, was then brought before the
jury. In consequence of some informallty In
the Indictment mol. pros. was entered and
another indictment ordered to be framed and
sent before the grand Jury. The court then
adjourned until three o'clock In the afternoon.
No business was transacted in the United
States Court yesterday.
CRUNBs.-C. G. Bowen Is to be Invited to
s.,eak speech In Aiken on the political situa-
ton.
The election at tMoultrlevllle resulted as pre-
dlcted by TIE NEWS.
The Northern mall failed yesterday morn
log. but arrived In the afternoon.
The new German church on King street will
be opened next week for the inspection of the
public.
The foundation of the building to be used
by the Charleston Exchange has been laid on
South Atlantic wharf.
Colonel G. C. Porter, OF Virginia, has sub
scrlbed five hundred dollars to the stock OF
the Sumter market and town hail
CLUBS AND SrARs.-Mary Dewitt, white
woman, who could not find better resting
place, applied for lodgings at the upper
Guardhouse. Yesterday morning she depart.
ed In peace.
George Washington having become dsor-
derly on Wednesday, INDUCED in dire threats
against Clubs and Stars, when told to be
quiet. He was taken to the main Guard
house and sentenced to pay fine Of two
dollars or spend twenty days In the House OF
Correction.
Henry Runken, reported for throwing slops
from his window, at No. 81 East Bay, explain
ed that the deed was doRe next door, and was
discharged.
A goat, found grazing 10 Hampstead MALI
was delivered to the owner, on payment Of
SVne dollar.
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and Doings at the Meeting on
Monday Last-Whnt Have the Ring
Done with the Peoples Money :-Join-
ing In tho Suits against tho Ring
OficIals-Carolina Carpet-Basgers to
be Basged-How About that S500,00O
that was sent TO New York
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Reunion fn Mississippi.

NEW ORLEANS, July 10. .
There was an lmpromptu ratification meet
Ing In Lafayette Square, with fireworks, a
torchlight procession, music, addresses, and
great enthusiasm.
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WaO rs ITs
From the sumter[EeWs.l j..

.Humored Dsf.lc.tlon OF sadge."
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Among other humorous productions was
s'spirlt medium" ticket, which bore the pic
tnre of Washington, and the caption Union
Ticket" which warns US to "beware Of q mill
tary chieflaln," G. Washington, and puts up
Greeley for President and JEFF. Davis for Vice
President, with the motto, limited we stand,
(clasped hands,) divided we TALL" That, 100.
Is possibly ''Weak invention Of the enemy"
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ers was held to-day, at which the assertion
was made that the floating debt OF the Stale
had been Increased couple of millions by the
issue Of certificates OF Indebtedness. This
statement caused the decline In the new
bonds. On the other hand the holders of the
old bonds were quite sangulne OF their ability
10 compel the State to pay them their interest.
Hence the frmer feeling noted In the latter
securities.
The Latest-By Telegraph.
New YORK, July IL.
There was an adjourned meeting OF the
South Carolina bondholders held to-day. The
object of the meeting was to take concerted
and Immediate action to compel the payment
of accrued and unpaid Interest en- the bonds
OF that State. The meeting was much larger
In numbers than the one previously held, not
less than four millions dollars OF bonds being
represented. The following resolutions were
presented:
Resolved, That committee ofthree persons,
to consist of E.. A. Quintard. E.. B. Wesley and
A. A. Drake, be appointed TO solicit the co.
operation of the owners and holders of the
bonds ofthe Slate of South Carolina In an at
tempt 10 collect past due coupons, with au-
thorlty to engage counsel to commence legal
proceedings against the officers of The State
or It's legal finance board; also to raise funds
oy subscription TO institute such proceedings
without delav.
RESOLVED, That all parties interested be
earnestly requested to assist said committee
by as early subscription as possible.
A substitute clothes the committee only with
power to confer with the bondholders not
here preseRt, and report results at some
future meeting; and further. that the chair ap-
po'nt the committees himself TO be a member.
The substitute prevailed. The committee was
authorized 10 collect subscriptions Tor legal
expenses. The committee was further en-
powered to employ eminent counsel, alter
which the meeting adjourned till Thursday
next.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arizona City Postal Directory.

Arizona City Postal Directory.
Mails for California (wesN close
at 8 P. NJ, on Sundays and Tues
days, and I P. NJ. on Fridays.
Mails for Tucson (easD close at q
PM. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays.
Mails from Tucson arrive about
5 P. N. On Tuesdays, Fridays and
Sundays.
Mails for La'Paz (north) close at
s a. NJ. Mondays, and arrive about
4 P. NJ. on Saturdays.
Arizona Official Directory,
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MEDICAL.

CAR BITTERS. rs they VIII speedily remove
t.o d2rA-ColoTci vlscid matter With which
the bowels are loaded, as the same time
SInul2tinG the Gecrad0p3 OF the liver, and
generally restoring tic healthy functions OF
The digestive organs.
,ScrGf.iIa, OK EGE5aG?s EVIL, White
6Toi-.acs, Ulcers, ErySpeias, SWele1 neck,
GoitrC, SGrOLJ,0a, iAllammatiOnS, lHd0icn5
IIdam;lat:ons, IcrcuIIal Affections. Uil
Sores, EGup.iODS q the Skin, Sore Eyes
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THIS have SHOWN their great curative pow
c-s il the LOs5 Obstinate and intractaole
eases.
DE-. Eg-a-I1c~-9 California Vines
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si3ail2r manner. T. purifying the Blood
hey remove the cause, and by resolving
ara the CGects OF the inflammation Chc
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-..1Ac Arcvi21st and mild Laxative
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-Ci,S a-2 The best safeguard il cases OF erup-
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-,o.Ccc;; "-l bowels, either rom infamHa-
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J:rGGjEo229.--t2kc CT the BittCTS on
going io.bcd atniGh5 from El'f 10 one and
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