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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-13

CRUMBS Yesterday was TIE anniversary OF
the birth Of Henry Clay.
The sidewalks In Broad street are being put
in thorough repair.
The canvasslng committee for the Simus
memorial nave been appointed, and are re-
quesled to meet next Monday evening.
The Grant Cavalry will celebrate their an.
nlyersary by a ball at the Military Hall on
May l.
The beautiful engraving, "hrlst Rejected"
was won by Mr.. h. Beasey at he lottery at st.
Patrick's sunday-school picni' last Thursday.
Letters addressed to Samua O'Hear, Mollie
Williamson and A. Brown, Charleston, re-
main in the Savannah postonce Tor want of
stamps, and a letter for Mis- Sue Topic, Of
Charleston, is detained in Columbia fer q SINH
lar reason.
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HIaHwAYMEN AT WORK ON THE NECK
Saturday evening the carriage d a prominent
Radical official was halted b! three armed
men on the Plank Road, just'eyond the Four.
mile House. There was no me In the car
rage but the driver, and hin the highway
men requested to show the lnsides OF his
pockets. The mau did 30, but they proved
empty. The hlghwaymen tim searched the
Interior of the carriage, and hiding no occu-
pants and no money, told the driver to go his
way to a subterraueou5 regl,n which Is popu-
larry believed to be more spalous Than COOL
The driver set out with %alacrty, and arrived
at the farm without any further interruption.
The party consisted OF Negroes and one white
man. One is known and sill be arrested.
They seemed to want moneyand not blood.
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A CASE OF SOFT SoAP.-Some time since,
the courteous and energetic agent for the dis,
tribution of Rabbits soap in this city was APP
preached by a young man Of gentlemanly ex.
terror, against whose inslnuating address no
mortal agent could have been proof. A warm
friendship sprung up. The two sojourned in
SummervIlle as Intimate as possible. Thurs.
day the agent was called to the city on bust
ness, and tearing himself from the society Of
his friend, he went upon his daily tour dis.
tributing that ineslimable blessing, Rabbits
best soap, to all along the highways and by
WAYS of our dusty city. The friend In Sum
meryille was wretched. He went to his agent
friends apartment, and in the afternoon sud-
denly disappeared. 1t was feared that he had
committed suicide from grief; but when that
agent returned at dusk to Summervllle, he
found his satchel open, and two rolls of bills
containing three hundred and forty dollars
were not where they should have been. That
friend has not been seen since. Telegraphs
and watchmen have been worked, but nothing
has turned up. 1t Is thought hal the nice
young man is bound Northward to q fashiona-
BILE watering place.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At a meeting OF
the Washington Light Infantry Rifle Club held
last evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: William Il.
Peronneau. president; W. Tennent, first vice.
president; J. B. Owens, second ylce-president;
A. W. Taft, third vlce-presldent; q. j. Greer,
first warden; R. H. Bomar, second wardeni F.
q. Honour, third warden; J.J. Small, fourth
warden; R. D. Mure, fifth warden; B. F. Nc
Cabe, first director; J. q. Stoeker, second d.
rector; D. P. Robertson, third director; H. H.
Williams, fourth director; 7. B. Jones, fifth
director; J. B. Mascot, sixth director; J. L.
Shepard, r,aemaster; R. II. Mcdowell, secre-
tary and treasurer; 5. j. Rowland, Jr., F. J.
Waterman, stewards.
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ILLUSTRATED GU1DET0 CHARLESTON
IND VICINITY.

Professor F. s. Holmes has been preparing,
for some time past, an accurate and interest
ing account OF Charleston and the surrounding
country, which will be of great interest, not
only to tourists, but also 10 our own people.
No one Is better qualified for the task than
Professor Holmes, a man born and raised
here, and who has spent q great part of his
life 10 the development of the geology, mine
ralogy and zoology of this section of the State.
The result of his labors will soon be published
by Messrs. Walker, Evans & Cogswel, of this
city, in the form of a guide book, which will
be handsomely Illustrated with views of the
city and harbor, and accompanied with two
maps-one Of the city and one of the sur
rounding country. A large edition of the
work will be published, the cost to be de.
frayed by advertising, and the book will he
supplied free to .book-houses, newsboys, con.
ductors on railroads and pursers on steamers,
with a retail price Of ten cents to induce book
sellers, &C., to take an interest in disposing
Of the work, and also to prevent Its falling
into the hands of those who do not want 1t.
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IMPROVEMENTS At HAMPSTEAD.

The attention of the rambler through Hamp-
stead is attracted to the operations of q bedy
of laborers engaged at the east end Of Column
bus street In opening what seems at first
sight to be a-canal, through the tract of marsh
land that lies between the city and Cooper
River, and his curiosity Is excited to know the
object of the work. This Is nothing less than
the beginning of the long-promised extension
OF Columbus street eastward to the river. The
laborers are now employed In throwing up
entertainments on either side of the surveyed
line, and the Intervening space will be filled
up with the rubbish and garbage which Is
daily collected by the city carts. The added
portion will be about three hundred yards
long, seventy feet wide, and will be completed
In a years time. at the river terminus will
be a large bulkhead, upon which ships will dis
charge merchandise Intended for use In the
upper wards. Besides adding another delight
full promenade 10 the many now possessed by
our city, the completion Of this work will
greatly enhance the value Of property IN Inc
vicinity, aud will constitute the principal step
towards the reclamation Of an immense body
of land which Is at present utterly valueltss.
Already one of the most prominent firms OF
machinists In Charleston Is contemplating the
establishment of branch works at the river
end of this new street, and we may confidently
look forward, within the next eighteen
months, 10 seeing busy crowds, new houses
and blooming gardens, where there Is now,
comparatively speaking, but q wilderness.
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TIE FIFTEENTH AMEN@ENT.-It ls proposed
by the Union League AMI the various civic
and military organizations 6 the colored peo-
pie Of this city 10 celebrate lie passage Of the
Fifteenth amendment on the,rst Wednesday
in May, proxlmo. A procession will begin at
ten o'clock, and march through the principal
streets OF Charleston to the Bttery. Here
the procession will halt, sud, after being
called to order, prayer will Ie offered by the
Rev. Jacob Legare. After this, The Fifteenth
amendment will be read. Tie grafton OF the
day will be delivered by William E. Burke,
and, after other speeches, the procession
will ~reorganize and march up to Calhoun
street, when 1t will disperse.
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NOTICES.

LOUIS COHEN & Co., No. 24s King street,
beg leave to direct particular attention this
morning to their extensive assortment Of real
Llama Lace Points, Spring Silks, Silk Ties,
Silk Ssshes, and a large line of Black silks,
ranging In price from sOc. to 81 per yard, in.
elusive. A call is cordially solicited. LOUIS
COHEN Co.
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VALUABLE AND RELIABLE.-"Brown's Bron-
chial Troches" are Invaluable to those exposed
to sudden changes, afording prompt relief In
coughs, colds, &c. aprS-tuthso
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ONE CASE Buff Lawns, fast colora, is cents
per yard; one case of Buff, Brown, Slate
Linen, suitable for ladies sulting, at 2s cents
per yard; one case of French Mozamoiques, at
rs cents per yard. FURcHaoTT, BENEDICT d
Co. No. IA King street. APPS
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WE CALL particular attention to our very
large assortment of Cloths, In Blue, Black,
Brown, Olive, best European make; also
Fancy Cassimeres, Dlagonals, Tweeds, Linen
Ducks, CoatIngs, vestings, at very low figures.
These goods were purchased before the raise
in the market. FURoHooTT, BENEDICT, d Co.,
No, PA King street. APPS
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some REASONS Why THE SINGER SEWING
MACHINE Is THE BEST In THE WoRLD.-lst.
Because It will do both light and heavy work
I'd. Because 1t never gets out Of order ; Sd.
Because Il is the simplest In the world 4th.
Because any child ten years Of age can operate
it with ease. Office, King street.
fnchl6-stuth
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A BOUNTY JUMPER.-A few days ago Captain
]. K. Terry, of the brig Waverley, bound for
Baltimore, complained to Trial Justice John
G.. Mackey that sailor named John Rosewood,
who had signed regular articles Of agreement
tor the voyage, had refused to go on board the
vessel and had deserted. Justice Mackey
~thereupon Issued a warrant for Rosewopd's
arrest, and the constable finding him yester-
day afternoon on board of O vessel lying at
one of the wharves attempted to arrest him,
when the captain interiered to prevent the
arrest, saying that Rosewood had signed artl.
cles to 60 with him, and had received an adj
vance of wages. The constable returned to
Justice Mackey, who then went with him to
the vessel and insisted upon the arrest, where
upon the sailor was given up, and will be ex-
amlned this morning upon the charge of de.
SertiOn.
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SAVE Your MONEY The merchants of this
city can have the photographs Of their places
of business framed at sixty cents each. Hasel
street Bazaar. aprl2-l2
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ICE r.FINGERED.-James Roche, a colored
man, vas arrested aud brought before the
Mayor Yesterday for lying drunk in Market
street, between King and meeting. While
under arrest Roche was charged with having
stolen a pocketbook OF Thursday from a Pc
destrlan on East Bay and appropriated the
contents. The victim on the occasion pur-
sued the thief, but upon catching him, the lat
ter had thrown away the pocketbook, and the
greenbacks had no mark. The case was
doubtful, and the prisoner was held for further
examination.
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GENTS, if you want a fine dress or business
Suit, made at q reasonable price, 60 to Menke'
& Muller. They have the largest stock OF
goods and the best cutters In the city aprs
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GENTS, do you know where to get one OF the
latest styles of Hats ! At PleDge's, No. 20l
King street. apr1l-ths2
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NOTICE TO ToURIsrs.-Stereoscoplc views OF
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
street Bazaar. oec1S
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IMPROVEMENT ON KING STREET.-THE large
three-story. brick building, No. $50 King street,
adjoining the extensly, door, sash and blind
factory of Mr.. George 8. Hacker, is being
thoroughly reftted in @e lower story for a
large store. 1t will lie finished off with q
handsome iron front, cast at the shops Of
Messrs. Eason & Brollers, and, when COM
pleted, will be occupied by two promising
young merchants. Mesrs. Graver Brothers,
who intend opening a dst-class Wholesale and
retail grocery. The Building is owned by
Messre. Rohde Brothers and, when reatted,
will make a handsome Improvement in this
part of the city.
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MORE CIGAR Box.-Charles Hecht, another
of the informers upon the parties who sold
him old tobacco boxes without first obliterat-
ing the revenue stamp, was arrested and
brought before Commissioner Porteous yester-
day afternoon, at the Instance of ex.alderman
T. r. Small. The facts were admitted, and
the prisoner gave bonds to appear for trial at
the May term of the United States court.
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OSE DOLLAR WRITING DEsKs.-Superior to
any sold heretofore. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR,
and EAST BAY NEws-RooM. dec2os
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HUMMELSHINE, three or four lunatics,
now confined at the City Hospital, will be sent
to Columbia this morning. They are very
violent, and will be accompanied by expert
officers Of the detective force.
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Drmgs at Dbolesale.

Drngs at Dbolesale.
TIME ATTENTION OF PHYSICIANS
AND DRUGGISTS is solicited to the elegant
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS
MANUFACTURED BY
JOHN WYETH & BROTHER,
PHILADELPHIA.
They are made with scrupulous care and ex'
actness, and their facilities for manufacturing en-
able them to offer these preparations OF the purest
quality, and at less rate than they can be prepar.
Ell for In small quantities. They are IN daily use
BY our best practitioners In all parts OF the coun
try, and consist In part OF:
EXTRACT OF BEEF, CITRATE OF IRON AMI
SHERRY WINE
Extract Of Beef and Wine
Extract Of Beef and Wine, Iron and CInchons
Tasteless Cod Liver OIL
Tasteless Cod Liver OIL, Ferrated =
Wine OF Callsaya
Elixir Pepsin and Blsmuth
Elixir Pepsin, Bismuth, strychnia and Iron
Liz. BIsmuth
Elixir Torraxacum, Compound
Syrup Lach. Phos. Lime
Elixir Bromide Sodium
Compound Syrup Phos. Manganese
Syrup Super Phos. Iron
Elixi CalIsaya Bark. Iron and Blsmuth
Elk. Phos. Iron, Quinine and Strychnia
Elixir Of Gentisn, Ferrated
Elixir Pepsin, Bismuth and Strychnta
Elixir OF Callsaya Bark
Compound Syrup Of Hypophosphites
Bitter Wine OF Iron
Ferrated Wine OF Wild Cherry Bark
Elixir valerianate Of Ammonia
Elixir Valerianate Ammonia and Quinine
Elixir Bromide Potassium
Elixir Of The Pyrophosphate Of Iron
Comp. Fluid Ext. Buchu and Parelra Bravo
Compound Syrup OF Phosphate, or Chemical Fooe
Ferrated Elixi OF Ci0chona
Wine Of Wild Cherry Bark
Elixir yalerianate OF Strychnia
Wine Of Pepsin
Elixir Of Bismuth
Elixir Of Hops
Ferrated Cordial Elixir
Elixir CalIsaya Bark, Iron and stryennla.
All OF the above preparations WILL De supplied D.
the manufacturers prices by
DeWIE, NOISE & DAVIS,
WHOLESALE AGENTS.,
G HAIR LEST o N, S. c
feb29.tutha3mos
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To BUSINESS MEN.-save your money by
purchasing your Blank Books at the East
Paw Nova Room. decl4s
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CRoouEr! CRooUET THE cheapest In the
CITY, Price s.. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
deco
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C%H1LDREN's FANCY HATS a specially at
Plepge's, No. POI King street. aprl2-2
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CLUBS N STARs.-The only delinquents
before the Mayor yesterday were three inc
briates, one female representing the various
stages of alcoholic stupor. One, the woman,
was discharged, the second was fined fifty
cents, and the third paid up one dollar.
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Meetings This Day.

franklin Lodge, at Z T. N.
Sumter Rifle Club, at 8 A. N.
Washington Light Infantry Rife Club, at 3
A.. N.
Palmetto Gi1ard Rife Climb at g AM
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BOUND OvER.-Pinckey Means, q colored
siren, was brought betoE Trial Justice Ma
grath yesterday morning charged with steal
Ing a roll Of money from Wn. Hills last satur-
day night, insChurch street. William was In a
store, and being requested by Pinckey to treat,
pulled out his money to 10 30. She grabbed
from his hands, and HAVING made her escape,
succeeded 10 evadlng The officers until yester-
day. She was bound ever for trial for grand
larceny before the Inferior Court.
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No. 359 KIM STREET.
Dves and Cleans by means Of steam, Gentle
man Ladies' and Children's Clothes. Fine Laces
and Lace Curtains cleaned and done mp WITH Inc
soft or manufacturers Finish; Lace and Grape
sbawls and Kid Gloves Cleaned and Dyed.
n Goods received and returned by Express.
jun22-1yr BLLLEfs ffoPi'eo1'
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SURVIVORS, ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting Of the Survivors Asso.
citation. of Charleston District, was held yes
terday, the president, General R. q. Ander.
son, in the chair.
The minutes of the previous meeting having
been read and confirmed, The chair announced
that the next business was the election of off.
cers, On motion a committee, consisting OF
Colonel P. G. Gallard, Captain John s. Fairly
and G, Y. Leitcb, was appointed to make
nominations. After a brief interval the COM
mittee made the following report: For presl-
dent. B., q. Anderson; first Vice-presldent,
Captain James Armstrong, Jr.; second vice
president, Captain VIM. Aiken Kelly; third
yice.uresldent, DR.. G.. E. Trescot; fourth vice
president, Captain G. b. Mofett; secretary, A.
G. Magrath, Jr.; treasurer, A.. W. Marshall, Jr.
yIce.Presidents C. 7. Walker and Dr.. I. F.
Ptioleau. and Secretary Thomas McCrady, had
declined reelection.
Bv unanimous consent the rules were sus-
pended, and the nominations were confirmed
by reclamation.
Major T. G. Barker reported that arrange
ments had been made for an anniversary sup
per, 10 take place at 7.3o F. NJ, at the Hiber-
niau Hall.
Colonel W. L. Trenholm brought to the
notice of the association a letter relating to
General Samuel Cooper, the adjutant and IN
spector general OF the Confederate States, and
Captain F. W. Dawson introduced the follow
ing resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
Resolred. That the Survivors Association Of
Charleston District cordially unite with the
other friends of General Samuel Cooper in the
appeal now making In his tehalf.
Resolved, That q committee of FIVE be ap.
pointed to obtain subscriptions from the men,
bers of the association and the citizens gene
rally, which subscriptions snail be forwarded
to General Cooper By the president of this as
ISOLATION.
Three applications were referred for action
to the committee on charity.
The president announced In fitting terms
the lamented death Of Major F. ]. Porcher,
and on motion of Colonel Trenholm, a COM
mlltee was appointed to daft memorial reso-
lulions, to be submitted at the next meet
ing.
The meeting then adjourned.
At night the members onhe association par.
took of the anniversary supper at the Hiber-
MAN Hall. The gathering was Of a purely
social character, and tB last teasts were
drunk at a very late-or esrly hour.
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CHErLLEY's PARIS KID GLoVEs-every pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even after wear, for any lmperfections, such as
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Paris, 20 Rue de Ia Palz.
.,,n, London, So Regent street.
DEfofs New York, 929 Broadway.
Boston, 9 Temple Place.
FURcHGoTT, BENEDICT d Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. noV5-6mos
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SEQ First Page for other Local Matters.
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CHURCH OF HI ADVENT, ~SPARTANBuRG.
Wardens-T. G. Massie, VIM. Irwin. Vestry-
men-Dr. l.. c. Kennedy, DR.. 7. Sumter Means,
jim. Elford, Il. S. Ball, ]. G. Wlnnsmilh.
delegates to Convention-Dr. L. G. Kennedy,
DR.. T. S. Means, J. NJ. Elford, n. S. Ball.
The South Carolina Presbytery
assembled last Wednesday evening at the
PRESBYTERIAN Church in Abbeville. Rev. VIM.
P. Jacobs preached the opening sermon, and
Yesterday morning Rev. D. E. Frierson deliver
ed a discourse, by appointment OF the last
presbytery, on ministerial Conservation"
sunday school Anniversary.
The anniversary exercises of the Trinity
Church Sunday-schoOl will take place at the
church tomorrow. The programme en-
braces singing by the children, addresses, dia'
logues, &C., which promise to make the cele-
bration most Interesting. The school is one
of the largest in the city, and Is conducted by
ar able corps Of teachers and assistants.
United Catholic Picnic.
1t Is expected that the annual united picnic
of the Catholic Sunday-schools in this city will
be given during the first week of May. The
arrangements this year are in charge of the
Catholic Institute, and at a recent meeting
Messrs. 7. s. O'Brien, J.. E. Holmes, H.z Lau-
rev, Alexander McLoy and W. j. 0'Neill were
appointed a committee to perfect the plans for
the picnic and report at the next meeting OF
the institute.
New Church at Marlboro
The Methodists of Marlboro have been
erecting a new church. edifice, which Is now
hearty completed, and will be dedicated on
Wednesday, the oath instant. The dedication
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-10
UNITED STATES COURTS.
t.., .f1,ror, and orders of Courts.

Judge Trigg arrived yesterday from below on
the forenoon train, and at O'Clock in the after
noon opened the United States District Court.
The Grand Jury was empanneled and sworn.
The following persons compose the jury ;,
VIM. AulleniX, Foreman; John ShuitZ,
James G Luttrell, Richard Wheeler, Joseph
A Mabry, r B Lloyd, Columbus Jones, mos
Smith, + w Taylor, John j Craig. John u
King. Alvin Barton, VIM Akin, NJ BeWley,
r Smith, Montgomery Bowren, ; Trot-
ter, Peter II Reeves, D 6 Bowers. Robert =
Netherland, Fl W Smith, Samuel Boyd and
RoberADossett.
The following compose the traverse jury: W
r Fitzimmons. N Copeland, Ebert Carton,
VIM johnson, Joseph 81 Grace, Joseph Earnest
Jno Leinart, Benz Peck, james NJ Stewart, 7 j
Mason. Jno L Hurst, ID r Isball, Thos l. Will
liams. Henry Childs, Edmund Hall, Levi:
Anderson, Henry Clapp, Henry Hayes, }. L.
Carson, Jefferson Harris, Geo Fain, Geo S Eek
el J Parker, w A Denton, j II Smith, Elijah
Fitzgerald, James Parker, VIM Galbraith, Gee
Grove, j l Hollin.worlh, D G Thornburgh and
James Armstrong.
Jno P Jack was appoint crier of the Court.
The usual rules regarding pleas which grant
three days to plead were adopted.
The criminal docket was continued to the
ifth Monday in this month,
The indictments for holding Office contrary t.
the provisions of the Fourteenth Amendment to
the Constitution Of the United States were con-
tnued over to the next term of the Court to
await the decision OF the Supreme Court of the
L nited States