The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-13

The BELLS OF ST. bI1cHAEL's CHUncH.-Many
inquiries, of late, having been made of the fate of
this beautiful chime OF bells, whose sound at
tracted the attention of all strangers who ever
Heard them on the Sabbath, and whose notes upon
The ears of those who raised within the hear
ing Of them never can be forgotten, we have to
reply, that after being taken down from the stee
pie they were removed to Columbia, and there
placed upon the railroad platform, whcrc they re-
manned until Gen. SHERMANs entry into that city
last February, when they were broken up and de-
stroyed by his troops.
These bells had been taken down before the
evacuation Of Charleston by tho British in 1881,
and sent to England by Major TRA1LLE, of the
Royal Artillery, who claimed them as military
perquisie. They were there sold at auction to
Dir. RYBENEw, who shipped them back to this city
as q commercial adventure; but when they were
landed OH the wharf the overjoyod citizens took
possession of them, and replaced them in their
former positions in the stccple. This gentleman
shortly after became bankrupt and nothing fur
ther heard of the transaction.
FATAL OccURREScE.-Ou Monday night, at about
IL o'clock, THOMAS GORDON, residing at No.
Church l-srect, and who for some time back has
been employed on the Detective force of this city,
Jumped from q window of tho fourth story Of his
house, and was instantly killed. Cause: Delirium
tremens.
IT IS with pleasure We call attention to the card
of your young fcllow-townsman, DIR. w. H. TAR
RANT, whose connection with, and faithful dis
charge of, duties i'll the public schools of this city
for several years have given him valuable expe-
rienco in teaching, and helped to render him ca
pable of accomplishing tho undertaking he has in
vew We bespeak for him tho attention of pa
rents and others interested III the all-mportant
cause OF education, and hope he may receive the
patronge his industry and close attention to duty
80 well deserve.
DOUGLASS g. M1LLER.-There is no class of ar
lists that newspaper should take more delight
in bringing to the notice Of the world than sign
painters, for they omphatically 'smcn of let
ters," and as such the ''nobc profession" is bound
to stand by them And with this flourish we in
troducc to our readers the card Of Mcssrs. DoUG-
LASS g. MILLER, which will be found in paper
this morning, merely stating that all kinds of
painting done by these gentlemcn-as, for in
stance the flag which hangs before our door in
forming the public of the whereabouts of the
DAILY NEWS.
NATHAN " OTTOLESGUl--GaSslflS tic corner OF
Wentworth and Meeting streets, this morning, we
glanced at the establishment which is to be occu-
pied by these gentlemen for the carrying on Of
their transactions. The repairs are nearly COM
pletcd, we arc happy to say, and in short time
we may expect to lively timo at this place, if
the knowledge and experience of Mr.. NATHAN, and
the superior qualifications as q salesman Of MIR.
OTTobENsu1, can make and retain capital bust
ness.
ATTENTION is particularly directed to the card of
ii. L. JEFFERs & Co., in to-days issue. This firm,
for many years known as CorHRAN, JEFFEas & Co.,
in this city, did very extensive business which
was interrupted by tho war; and they have now
returned to resume their former occupation, and
continue their services to their friends.
GRocERIEs, ETC.-JAsIEs CANTwELL, at the north
cast corner of King and Market-streets, advertses
this morning excellent and varied assortme mt
OF groceries, MIR. CANTwELL has long ago estab-
lishcd such character for industry and correct
ness, as to give him q high position among the
merchants of the city. See his several ADVERTISE
mcnts.
COMMERCIAL HousE.-We are gratified to see
this popular old establishment, at the northeast
corner Of Church and Qucen-streets, opened again,
and wish for it return of the bright days it once
experienced. The proprietor, Mr.. c, OsTIcH, is
well known as n thriving, Industrious gentleman,
deserving we'll the patronage of the public. See
advertisement.
LIVE OAK CLUB HousE.-The card Of the pro.
prietors Of this establishment demands attention,
The dinners and suppers served to order, arc not
surpassed by any III the country, and have with
other matters, rendered this house so very popu-
lar.
CENTRAL IcE CREAM GARpEN.-Our readers will
perceive that the proprietors of this elegant re.
treat are determined, during this heated term, to
exert themselves for the pleasure of their fellow.
citizens. The programme of another delightful
concert for tonight will be found in our columns
the bare announcement of which, We know, will fill
the garden to its utmost limit.
SpARRINa ExHIBITIoN.-The world-renowne(
AARON JONES, the trainer Of HEENAN, presents
card to the public, offering lessons in the manly
art of self defence, and proposes giving c1hibi
tion this evening" at which great enjoyment is On
ticipatcd. For particulars see advertisement.
CLEANING MARBLE WoRK. - Mr.. J. F. BAL
brings to public notice his capacity for cleaning al
kinds of marble work, which at this time Is mucl
needod when repairs are being made to houses
injured by shells. Monuments and tombs can ais,
be renovated. Sec his card.