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New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

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artist ss The Halt ia ths Hghlaads Morn. seon %
School Brnninaon" Hasseneever S6s ~Feeng he Dog
vAreabsrEh ESQ VALLEY Gay" sb; View Ma
tsnsr Weiss Paris els Bensud Paris. sGg "sunse
the Afirond Parton MAINE" Bfuest baker S ~
April shower bring forth NAV Po.e Merton f3 The A1a1m
brs Carlo Zoa Heads" aer Herring So The
Aebenis ier Rembrapdt 81 50 "Shsep" Macs pI FeT os
the River Asrn and CE Deppe potar bess
lieu so; CoAt Scene Granville" Besueu si Ch0coa1e
Girl" sfter Loa ga Lake Constance Switzerland SPnng
Gell ga
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
rhr Grcnt RrmedIc- ior cen.r nrllan.

The Great Remedies for mp,ion Wssng ss1 .isrs
lion m saygry kaHioH sal PtBcane s1t
rs., -to hvr 4r .pera that hie prolonged
,srkbe manner spueut srrnh tnd Eht sacrs issso
gry p0otri impaired aud be general oooi- ~
improved bottles b. Savoy Aoo- he,ss % 90
yu-en H. ii H. Prhoe Wac- HI HigiFsess ue kiedTe a
RgpL Boa1 Lnfon, sui a henst. Drug "a s-S
Stretcep the Sas hoTh-ss@, sn1 "-o -'s 80
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

The past 30 years. experience we have hld tn
hrs cJ1cilzseg DE ncasT ~ HSng fsrn
mail, p asr.rtrng es-nv1r spss -~nz
usas advertisement 3D. th1i s ynt %.
husnes public With ynig t1d pfnfe fhti s I otof
a, IS nat ne ei or overlo,od We nssnE
Tug DKrasr TtfBCsE and Gal las tasf se 80 oSaSn
,io,.g r,.-,t,,..t WiDfsas 4 CO..
Wboesale auf RsaH Druggists. Detroit aiet
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company re-
elected the Old Board of Directors yesterday follows
George W Cass. Vim. B. Ogden. r. d. Rice, Wm. g.
Moorhead j. Gregory smith, Frederick Billings Charles
H. Wright. WIN. u. Fargo. b. r. Cheney, A. h. Barney,
WIN. Window. James Stiu5OD aud A. L. Catn.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

A letter writer at st. JOhnsbdry says: he
Portland and Ogdensburg X. r. is showing better
record than road IN New-England Hine all the
New Hannshire nave been blocked by snow from four
TO twentyfour hours, trains have made regular trps
and have not missed single connection
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
asthmn and Bronchitis cScr-

Astinrn and Bronchitis est-8fly ieieysi ~ Ne sss
DATraA TATuLA flriul p st1a Lori Dnn r
seeig ths DaruR TArUA ~ bsa v
-u he npton- b. e.sssf
so-eulr BE- o ycss M tbe ngsi ps6ect
sDce Cefaaly nhElaiioa hai lhe nOst magical eA
wtBSaei McVash 81 have oefsr ssoNh sn nssnns -
whc, relief AeTsniek Sod iobeco
ina A. rrs AMI rzsetrs boxes. and Plqes r riatoa
hos bv sav,Rr Boai lon1es d s ohe.ts.
druggists, ani si0reAe-psrs tbroayhoBt tbe Saes
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
gATTIB MARKETS.

Cgtc,oo M-roA &c and iirv seve receipts $40
M ~ f no eod ieers choice, IS good
10 choice corlsd choice stOeke D %
a - So shipments, 700
IfvE Hoe ava higher 500 ranged from
- 80 >. - lor oun ta u iOr good choice, Sh
lot Of extra al s. III. ship nents. 5000.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

REMARKABLE, VERY REMARKABLE INDEED"
are effects OF Lampoughs Pyreuc Saline IN prevent
ing and curing bowel complaints, smallpox, fevers and
skin Diseases Specially refreshing luvfgoratiug and
conducive 10 health. Sold by all chemists. aud the
maker, II3 HOlbOrn-hIll. London.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
TILE POSTAL CAR WITHDRAWAL

TO me gdftOT or The TrtSHne'
SIR am requested by Commodore Fahuer-
biIt President NJ C. and Ii. Il r. r. Co.. TO say to you
that there h, NO truth M the rumor which appeared in
your iuuressou OF to-day In coRneotion With the mall
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
A crERGYNAy's FATE.

BALTIMORE, March 14.-ln the annual Con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. South. this
nornipe the Committee OF Trial She Of the Rev
Dr. L. d. Huston on a charge OF immortality, submitted
their report oonyictng the accused and ezpeng him
from church.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

service on his road. he has not m5ds an agreement
with the PostOfjee Department as therein stated
Very respectfully. fsAAc HfScKLET'
Pres't Pha., Wilmington and Baltimore X. Il. Co.
Netc- York. March IL, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
yv,.,, IN bs .ou.aered Honestly and Legally

What ought 90 be considered Honestly and LcsauS
Gold S-lsr+f gold sior. hnas AT tAs f~lsem~ae
l3rsrst y may g04. sci sSl sc.s
AZ 3op,'Da- fai n thr Yrsnsons AL hOara ~ W
they ke heasiu pBnr"t @ssA
wh bsfe ldrlerfnf Toe Book % Hal hsksH Ainr1cans
visuz kua 80 NJ SrtEErERs Ssr, ~ toaiat a.
os fion ch9c silc ~ gfsesraf gan sui ss
es.ry Eagish clocks. b,at-S Cti1.nc s foe
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

American gentlemen in search of a good and
economical London tailor are directed to D. Benjamin.
Ulster House. - COnduits London, W. Noted for spec
materials and sty les for Ulster travelling ana unNer
sal COATS Ulster shooting and country suts &c
Soc Advertisements on Eleventh Page.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
ELSEWHERE.

A fire at I a. M. yesterday injured II. c
Stewart & Co furniture mandatory IN Race-st Gin
clnnati, from $500 70 $1,000 partly insured.
A fire Thursday night at Spring Valley, Ohio,
destroyed BarIet q WalOn's pork house. which con-
tanned about 1000 pieces and 200 erces OF lard. No
innate OF the loss has yet been made insured for 50O
$4,000 OF which is IN Eastern companies.
1t is now thought that the loss by fire the at
Parkersburg West Virginia. will exceed $1,000 In,
surance companies suffer follows:
Parkerburg 5000; Home o. Columbus Ohio 5000
Parncrs Merchants MAuuflotule Of OHIO Sl0, h8s o
Wb@ing sl50. Citrcus wheeling 81 5Ui Pre ahl Marine.
Wheeling =zJJ; FraaklB heeiny, @2ODO German. wheeling,
s2OO1
A fire broke ont Thursday night in w. c.
Luces merchant tailoring establishment at Iowa City,
and destroyed the building and stock Tho insurance
was 1880 No goods saved. The goods Of Glenn
& Pry ce, hardware: NJ. Bloom clothing; L. E Lyon hats
and caps and ID. Hey millinery, were badly damaged
by removal all insured. The origin Of the fire Is un
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
A DECLARATION OF POLITICAL INDEPEND-
ENCE

In his admirable speech on the demand for
honest elections delivered the Pennsylvania Senate
last week. the Hon. A. X Mcclure made the following
stirring declaration:
am heart-sOre Of narrow, iliheral unjust partisan
SHIP that dare not t and tremDles y assau wrong
have gwen the vigOr OF NY youth ana the mature en-
esges OF my manhood 20 Republcanism sustained u
20 TIE OhlOQuy that flooded upon us Dlrth lADoreu
lNscYef humDly, stil sincerely, unsehshy, anu earn
tsiy and out OF season, 10 DAintan lts su
peace Judged s errors generously and answered US
fal with pride. i not Of those VINO croWdeu Its
temples lu the day Of triumph Is hOnors ana ll iauiSs
freely accorded % others. To-day represent a us-
trct that the whole Republican majority OF
IN City Ui Philadelphia. aud Was chosen distinctly Oh
le ssue urge upon the senate ana il Oppos!tIOn
70 The political machinery Of the party As x uu1oS
past followed my own convictions regardless OF pOht-
ea personal interests aud II VIII be The uhDehunK
fule OF NJ life 10 ts close Parties rise ana la VIII uo
eoJ and hOW Of pubhc opinion 8ud puDc
al1 those who depend upon party must IOiIO" snol.
Bui justice boz the framework OF our Laws, lnteEILs ~
Toe administration OF Governments Ntiohai oac'
aud municipal and feariessness IN cltLeu anu slatcs
fadn vii survive the wreck Of every mere paI
STRUCTURE dBd the memory VI the men who DudIy cling
" party iOT distinction.
Ihese manly words viii fnd a great many responsive
chords throughout the land. The recent ana oftehre
peated exhibitions Of narrow and base partisanshp 10
Washington and elsewhere. not without their eject
On The people Wnen scamps sheltered IL congress
because they Of party" and Ring is prepared
iof hewYOrk. that members OF "Our party" may De
ied voters Will begin AJAX II IL Is ut time that party
ieii with the ebo tide Of public opinion
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

The "Gouletp Champagne was the only
brand Of fine Champagne used at the Inauguration din
ner at Washing Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

Texas lack. ng Scout psfforaing sah Bsfo hH
NriB % the Prafe % ins
Hero Of az exciting story just onmmenced 10
THs NEw-YOkE WKEELT
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

Married in hask."a tory by nAssTHe FsisF "si>
WOHrH. uill le oomrreuci q I'm MONDAY
THE NswYORK WEEKLY.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

No Hotel NewRagnd better tnogu hsn the AsEEc.'
iousf and excellent repuOn y bot Igf nbate " N
loag-trol abilities sualord LEws ReE Sos
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

De Crabs Electric Oh Defess Rhe1ns-n. ssf ~
pains botlia- Or DEGNArh y u pr1ushF ss
paeus drug II Cauuinest each dsT atd eseuins
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

SHOWS Per,oraI Pearls.-A noted coufe-'u tof ccsss.
Hoaeness sold BY 1rlggsis kc DJr H.
Snow. Sole Manufacture, New Haven Com
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
THE FIRE RECORD.

LNCENDIARIsM AND ROBBERY IN KANSAS CITY.
ST. LOUIS, March 14.-A fire broke out in
the offices OF the United States Collector of Internal Rev
enue in Kansas City. early yesterday. and Immediately
afterward fire was discovered in the Union German
Savings Bank in the front part OF the building
Both tres were promptly extnguished. when IL was
found that the books aud papers, and from 900 to
$4,000 worth OF stamps in the Collectors office
had been so badly damaged 10 be vaiueless. The
bank vault was open, and had been robbed Of about
5000 The papers IN the vault burning. The lock
Of the bank vault combination. AMI had been un-
locked, not broken Open.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

For James PartOns Lecture TIE Pilgrim Fsibss- &c
Businc other interesting -urrs e Ius Tan
LsCaaE EzrRA 40 5ssi pubIsbrl Pnoe e. By fa4 -
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

The Tribnue'- Report Of tie Credit Mob'l'cr In
prate extra sheet o lt psg s0S fessJ
~ rus
Two copi~s - ,s'.s
Orders .hould be scu early.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

ne .ehr jsnd Belle BSkmaster before ssport>a Llo<
m Cate ss TIE uigh o. the INA sod se.-s
70 NhtesiOae Tor
The bsrs Ida r. of 81 JOHN b. Dosse om n.ssss 70, sev
shs Head Bsy on he @Dfnia1 hes
of b. WcrkiHg stetfness ~
a. dhlFEed 5S bl sui - b0fss sugar The soss
received EppsT. damage
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

The PERSECUTION" OF MR. COLfAX.
The Boston Transcript is of the opinion that
M COlfsx and hs friends made mistake Ia raising the
y Of persecution II says that leaving the question OF
hk quit innocence Of connection with the Srsul'
Aoaf scandal out Of qussuonit IT'S manifest enough
Al Tie comments upon hs case. however uhia'of"Die'
Nas not been influenced ia the slightest aesiee Oy pr
s'hs feeling. TIE Transcript remarks inrihef
hf CoaK d man Of experience in lie ana "a
p0lncs Ike ougbt 10 have been above resOiting ~
~ Iel in his yindoatlOn Inleed eAooPt - 90 . a.
- sc4ae legislative EOncgts I'D Tue "eii'iV VI .
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
XIsAsTBRs.

Ter New Yort bsks gperuus, Bsrc1u.. P.a 70, so.
y,deo seud for Jacksonville
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
nIRu

Al Notices Of No,1i0ges must De iHdorsed w'ih 'ra
ro,,s and o1JyeSs
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-16
DENNisoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

DENNINV-N > tn 7 I'M NEITTTNN TNViN.
over 200 millions have been used within III,
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them, Sold by Printers ana statloners
Everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER 60. RUTLAND.
june2SdSwtf Wholesale Agents.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-16
A TTENTION. GENTLEMEN.

CELERY PLANTS From Peter Hender-
~ son ready on and after June gath. send In
your orders. Cabbage plants for late crop by
the hundred or thousand; also, Green Peas
ready about July list. Flower plants, among
which Is the celebrated Amaranthas Salsifolius
or Fountain Plant, constantly on hand. ROu-
auets, wTeaths &C.. made 10 order. ~. r.f
8. CLEM0NS,
nay5dly Near Fair Grounds
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-16

PURGATIvE PILLS have become IA settled nc
cessity with the American people. Indeed.
cathartics always have been aud always must
be used, In some form, hS all mankind. In this
country the pillar form OF ADMINISTRATION has
been growing in favor Since pulls were hi,l
made OF AlOes aud khnhnrh, rolled INTO bait.
finally been secured and fastened INTO pefna-
nency by Ayers Cathnrtic PMS, the most skill
fu combination OF medicine for the disease.
Wise or art produce. Those wanting pills, no
longer hesitate wat Pills 10 take but list
Ayers Pill auglii
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-16

s 4 L o l. o
Polishes Brass and Copper utensils better than
Acid or OIL and Rotten stone.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-16

s 4 L o l. o
for Washing Dishes and GLASSWARE l. inyalu-
able. Cheaper than Soap
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-29
Receipts per Railroad, January 80.
snuTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

HOO bales cotton, IA hales goods, lis bbl5 1our,
AZ casks Gay, II bbls spirits turpentiDe 81 bbls
rosin, II cars wood and lumber, car stock To
Railroad Agent, H Frost co, W Williams
& co, Williams, Black Williams, g follin SON.,
w smith Il CO, Walter q co, A B Mullig8n,
sloan d Seignious. A Salinas, w II Bird CO.,
Prngle d son, Wlss 4 CO, Caldwell Son, W w
Smith, BDllm nm Bros. Trennolm Son, Street
Br s & CO, W Dukes & co, B 0Neill. 7iedemann.
Calder co, II Bschor CO, J N Robson, Gold.
smith Son, Cempsen l. CO. order Il VerhofIe Jr,
d co Lelding, ka enel co, johnston, vrews \
co, W RyaU, W B Williams son, Roach d
Morett, q RulwluEle d CO, Crawley Oehon, W
A toyle. Smelling, Smith, Bowling,
Wltte Bros. E 5 Miles. O Mallonee. A Chazal,
Rreder & Davis, Counts Wroton, Mowry Son,
) Smith, l. ID DeSaussure.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
2s bales upland cotton, Al bags SEQ island cot.
ton. bbls spirits turpentine, 93s bols rosin,
cars LUMBER, bags pinders, railroad spikes. ndse,
&c. To >weegan, agt. X N Butler d Son, w
Wooten, Robbins & A, 5 Fass ID Fltz Glboon, W
q Bee d CO. y Clasus. Mowry d Son, Is Froa:
& co S D St ney, caldwell & son, W K Ryan, W
q Courtney co, A J salinas, Ravenel 1 co, Gail.
lard l. Minots. P Smith. A Smith, Barden
Parker, WhiIden Jones, Trenholm Son. Kins:
man & Howell. Ingraham Son, Pelzer, Rodgers
& Gu, Wit Bros, W s Bastie CO, @ Williams
4 co. PrIngle i Son, W p Bowling. Wagner.
Huger & CO. II WalRin. Sam Warren. W Quincy,
q yelling, Railroad Agent, and others.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-29

for both debts alike, though mas me
prior claim upon 1t? In such case ousnt bs
Ave thousand dollars to be deducted from the
assessment and taxation OF Inc real esea.e,
and no deduction be made for the 1Ve Inous-
and dollars due G? Certainly not. Ii tuen
we deduct both debts, AS real esIaIe
ought not to be taxed at all-the oohos
alone should be taxed 10 the creditors. ana
if the creditors, the holders of as bonds, nap,
pen to reside 10 another State, ooln Ieal
estate and bonds will escape taxaIlou
altogether in the State where the real estate
lies. For it Is settled principle tnat tne
creditor cannoG be taxed in the place OF dohl-
cile of the debtor, unless he resides there: nor
can the debtor be taxed for the deot anu al
deduct the tax from the deot Nol
can a tax against the creditor De imposed
upon the property which is pledged or mort
gagged to secure debt, and thus mace 10
apply towards the payment or tne oeot.
Chooses in action held by non-resldents are
altogether beyond the jurisdiction OF tne Leels-
iaIure, and cannot be taxed except In III, Sne
place of domiclle Of the holder. NOW; II LEE
News be correct, that in order to aVolo tax.
ing the same thing twice. the mortgage ueot
mist he deducted from the value oil the mort
gaped premises, aud the difference alone oe
faxed TO the mortgagor, in case Where pIop-
erty In this Slate is mortgagrd TO lts iuli Vaue,
and the mortgage happens TO reside ln New
York, the property will altogether escape LaA
alion In this State. Such would be the loelcal
consequence of the principle contenoeo ior oy
TIE NEWS. II would hardly, we thlnk, oe
seriously contended for by LAWYER.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-29
New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, January "a.
Ths Financial Chronicle says: The market has
ruled very firm du Ing the pist week. and az The
close prices show an advance OF xc on the spot,
end naH for future delivery. The main strength
has evidently heen speculative. There has been
fair usinesS for export, and yet reports from
Liverpool and Manchester have been dull, and. at
times, weak. The demand Tor consumption has
b EN- within narrow limits, while the receipts at
the ports have shown very considerable In
crease. Yesterday, when quotations for cotton
on the spot we're advanced Hc the receipts, as re-
ported at the cotton exchange, were nearly 10000
bales. The Views OF holders however, have been
very strou9. and the OfIeriugs 80 limited, that
thos. having orders to execute have been COM
pel% 20 adv &c their bids. The Improvement
tot W was more nominal lhan real, the OF.
fcia quotations for some days having been hard
ly mp 10 the actual sales The principal business
was In transit.
For future delivery the Improvement was more
decided than for spot cotton. There appears to
be something OF q corner In contracts for Janu-
ary, ami yesterday the price was 5Sc higher than
on Monday last: To-day there was fu' ther de.
cided advance IN January Contract, with large
business dong for this month aud February. and
the whole market following in an irregular i'm
provement. The prices for futures la1t reported
were, (bass low mtddling,) 20 1-lGc for January,
zoe for February, 20hc for March, 2OX'; for Ap,i,
2lHc for May, 81 9.l6c for June and 70: for July.
The tntal sales Of this description for the week
are II $50 bales. For immediate delivery the
total sales foot up this week Is 988 bales, includ.
ing 1851 for export. S9]l for consumption, "a for
speculation and 1880 in transit.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS-JANUARY 2s.
Ch arlcston.


Griffin, New York; l. " Hedges, Whining.
ton, Columbia and Augusta Railroad; N Mar
tin, O Paul, South Carolina; Mr. and Mrs q
Wright, Beaufort, g C; C n Smith and lady. Troy
B Jewell, city; " Miller, Baltimore; F H Law.
ton, Cincinnati; E Pravo, Pittsburg; e Reag,
Rupert; G Chase, Syracuse; Hoffman, Bslti.
more; L Meredith, Richmond; Davis Gin.
cinnsti; Captain W Pennington. New Jersey;
O O Williams, New Orleans; W Il Stark, Savan.
nah; W Bowchlth and lady, New Orleans; n
Perry, Jr, Newark; A Pettit Elizabeth, N j; b
Martin, Georgia; J " Williamson, N Gibson.
Darlington; n Sanders, Mars Bluff; Spain
and lady, Darlington; K s Conover, Rearney,
New Jersey; Reynolds, LAZY and child Buffalo;
h Rummlll and lady, Buffalo; S Gaillard and
son, Clarendon; J Goddard and lady, Miss B
Frost New York; W Scovill, Miss scovlll,
Orangeburg; II Ramsdel Buffalo; T W Long,
O. Shannon, Camden.
Pavilion.
" " Rawles, Ridyeville; F Bank, ] Black
vile, Florence; o N Wells, Bull Kiver; Car tain
Trald, 8 W Rhodes, st Helena; W Paterson,
South Carolina; ] U Snyder and servant, Beau
fort; 8 Barker, Barker, h Harvey, Jas P
CGsse. florence; D D Sem, California; J N Clark,
st Johns; B F Barden, Harm, Efingham:
Knox. Monns Pleasant; W cannon, W q can
non, Jr, IT SteDheu's; S Hodges, Marlboro: W
LII zeiere, New York; " J McKeran, Mari d: q
children, -; Miss N e Davis So tet's Station;
} A Peterkin, Marlboro; e o Berry, N Til
lnm. Marion; Prtchett: Clarendon; Brad.
sua"' Rugensville; Ingram, RingsIee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-29
THE COURTS.
United States Court.

Petition of Gsorgiana Ccurtenay to establish
alIenia the case Of g. D. Carr & Co. Referred
to Registrar seabrook.
Petition of Geo. F. Kinlocb, of Charleston
for voluntary bankruptcy R't0'reu W i'es'''
trar Carpenter
Petitltie.. Of A. ]. Frederick. OF Orangeburg,
for Id discharge from bankruptcy. Re.erred
TO Registrar Seabrook.
Petition OF ]. A. Mclean to establish lien
and order of reference in the case Of Kerr d
Roach, bankrupts. Lien ordered to be salts.
fed.
The counsel fees In the case Of Wn. West.
bankrupt, were ordered to be paid.
. One barrel of liquor, one wagon and one
yoke OF oxen were ordered to be attached for
violation OF internal revenue laws.
The assignee of ]. A. Rognie was ordered to
sell the effects Of the bankrupt and distribute
the proceeds among the creditors.
Bartholomew Foley was found not guilty of
paying money fraudulently on account of N.
Mernaugh.
Mrs. Johnson, coored, refusing 10 give up
dog which had bitten child, Trial justice.
Aleck Waring, colored, stealing pair OF
shoes, thirty days. VIM. Roat, white, and
James Wallace, colored, applied for lodging,
discharged. P. Dodd, drunk, ore dollar.
Daniel Flshburne, colored, dlsorderly, held
for examination. VIM. Coleman, NJ. N.
Brown, Thomas Holmes and Anna Glover,
colored, drunk and disorderly, two dollars or
twenty days for the first, three dollars or
thirty days for the second, one dollar or ten
days for the third, and two dollars or twenty
days for the last. Julius Mitchell, colored,
disorderly, two dollars or twenty days.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-29
LOCAL LACONICS.

The Sumter Social Club will give one of
their pleasant entertainments, this evening,
at their hall, Society street.
The German Artillery Charitable Assocla-
tlon will give grand masquerade, at the
Hibernian Hall, this evening.
The derrick designed for removing the
end Of the Sullivan's Island breakwater was
put at work yesterday.
Public attention is invited to the notice
from the city registrar, in another column, In
regard to precautionary measures against the
smallpox, now so prevalent 10 the Northern
States.
Daniel Henderson and Wm. Wariug, COL
ored, were locked up in the main Guardhouse,
yesterday afternoon, for stealing jewelry from
the store of Messrs. Sell Il Foster, Hayne
street.
-Mrs. E. F. Torck will furnish the elegant
supper to be given at the grand masquerade
bali OF the German Artillery Charitable Asso-
citation, which is to take place at Hibernian
Hall this evening.
The First Regiment OF South Carolina Ma
tional Guards, colored, will be inspected on
the 5th OF February, by the adjutant and in
speotor general, for the purpose of designating
a company to attend the Inauguration of Pres
ident Grant.