The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-05

: WINE SERVICE To-MoRBow.-We are indebted
Fur neighbors OF the Weekly Record for the fol-
ing information concerning Divine Service to-
4 brow:
vine Service will be conducted in the follow.
Churol es tomorrow:
j. 'Michaels, Rev. P. II. KEITH.
Lukes, Rev. @. p. GApsDEN.
Marks, Rev. J. B. sEABRooK.
trace, Rev. g. c. PINoKNEY.
Jolly Communion, Rev. A. T. PORTER.
Paurs, Rev. W. W. LORD, ID.
finity NJ. E. Church, South. Service at half
10 o'clock A. NJ, and half-past p. NJ. Sum
School at half-past P. II. Public Prayer
hing every Wednesday evening.
ethel N. E. Church, South, Rev. ]. T. WraHT-
9tadel Square Baptist Church, Rev. l.. CuTH-
5glish Lutheran, Archdsle street, Rev. JoHH
faMAN, ID.
Central Presbyterian Church, Rev. W. @. DANA.
.brvice every Sunday evening at haf-past
o'clock.
econd Presbyterian Church, Wragg's Square,
THOMAS SMYTHE, ID.
lebe street (Fourth) Presbyterian Church,
J. L. G1RARDKAU. Service at half-past 10
lock A. NJ, and halfpast P. III.
geets, Rev. ALEXANDER MARSHALL, D. D. Ser
Sce at half-past 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and half-past s
Sf. NJ.
Unitarian Church, Archdaie street. Divine Ser
vice in this Church every Sabbath morning, at
half-past 10 O'Clock.
IA Service at the Church Of the Holy Communion
Sev. A. TooAER PoRrER) the second Sunday in
otery month, at quarter-past o'clock P. NJ.
Mariners Church, Rev. W. B. YATES. Service
hak-past 10 A. NJ.
n TIE "LITTLE SUE THE 'P1oNEER" Fire En-
~ he had another trial yesterday morning, on
arketstreet, in presence Of a number Of tho
Is embers Of the company and many citizens.
~ be- is now in thorough working order, an puffed
WY like a thing Of life. She threw water to the
stance of 233 feet, thus clearly gaining on every
ial. In the afternoon she was again brought
lt, and performed very satisfactorily, but owing
the high wind prevailing at the time, she only
4 brew 215 feet. If the weather is suitable, Messrs
LAPP and TELLER (builder and engineer Of the
hachne) expect to make another trial this morn
'$fpg.
7 The PIONEER is most beautiful piece Of me-
hanism, and reflects great credit both on the
fnnkers and on the happy possessors Of the little
- eauty. We feel ASSURED that when the stern
-FOUR OF real trial shall arrive, she will be found to
asbt her part well, as we know the gallant Axemen
ave always done, and will do again.
OUn CONFEDERATE DEAD.-We are requested to
late that number Of our fair ladies will call
- pon our citizens for the purpose OF obtaining
cans to rescue from neglect the graves Of our
bnfederate dead-many of which are now seem.
Ugly uncared for-covered with weeds instead Of
Ia. Id
hr sister cities OF the South have already set us
Ne example Of caring for their martyrs. Thoy
- hve gathered together with anthem and prayer
bid eulogy, and strewed flowers upon the resting
ace of those who died in the lost cause.
South Carolina, who was first in the fight, vii
pt be the last to honor her mighty dead.
The South Carolina women, who sent fortl
ON their homes and hearths-they could no
snd them from their hearts even in parting
heir sons and husbands and brothers and lover
the lost cause, and watched over their wound
"a and mourned their dead, will keep beautiful
Aheir graves with flowers and evargreens, as thei
a3emories are cherished in fond and sad and prou,
spd devoted hearts.
3 In rank and ale, In sad array,
1 AS though their watch still keeping;
"a Or waiting for the battle-frsy,
H The dead are round us sleeping. 'E, u .
Shoulder to shoulder rests each rank
Ia AB Mt their post Btn standing; .Ei ,.r.
,3A Subdued, yet stesdfast as they sank
To sleep ct Deaths commanding.
No battle.bauner DER them caves,
ej No battle trump is sounded 10
They've reached the citadel Of graves,
And here their arms grounded.
Their hs,lowed memory ne'er shall die,
III But ever fresh Ind verna
ehall wake rom flowers the soft, sad eigh,
~ "Regteta-iegrets eternal"
4IstSt So Nni---o -. a. ~ ,~.,rfs. ,i,ir
FIRE IN DARLINGTON, 8. C.-We learn from
sFivate letter, that on Sunday last there were tw
ttenpts at setting Are to different parts OF tha
4-fated village. One was in the promises Of hi
}uoo1Ns, and the other at the Baptist Chursi