The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11

LINING, Esq, will deliver his Introductory lecture on
Commercial Law at the Waverly House. King. sire o in
the send' at halfpast O'Clock this evening. -
HON. W. D. sIMpsoN-From the Laurensvll @ Herald
Of the 9th we learn that this gentleman, late MON bo
OF the Confederate Congress from the Northwestern IL
District Of the State has been pardoned by the Prcs
don't.
''THE LADIES HoMr."-we have received tho first
number of new weekly literary and family paper with
the above name. published in Atlanta. Ga, THOMAS g..
POWELL, Proprietor and l.. VIRGINIA FRENCH, Editress
The paper is as neatly gotten in tho United
Sates-fu Of excellent reading matter, both original
and selected.
ATLANTA seems to havo recovered faster from the
prostraton, not to humiliation, brought upon by
the war. In the second number Of the Ladies Home,
published OF that place. loss than thirty
professional csrds'' OF physicians. No wo nder tho
place is fast recovering.
NEW MusIc.-We take pleasure In acknowledging two
new pieces Of music sent by tue publishers
McCABRELL MEINrNaEB, No 81 West Jefferson sire ct
Louisville, KY. One OF them is song, "Stonew all
JackHon's Last Words" dedoated to his widow, Mrs.
MARY ANNA JACKSON. The other is "The Veto Gallop."
MILTON PARADISE LosT-This interesting exhibit IN
has attracted largo audiences the past week. many being
unable to gad admttance owing to the crowded state
Of the Hail. In accordance with very general desire
the exhibition will remain three nights longer the pro-
pretor having kindly postponed his engagement ts at
Wilmington and Richmond
Gun METHODIST will be pleased to learn that
there s prospect Of speedy supply of books. The
Nashville Advocate speaking of Church publtca-
ons, the last number of tho Nashville Christian Ad
pocdte gays Since last issue the members of the
Book Committee, resident In Nashville, have held q
meeting. at which arrangements were made for the
speedy supply Of books for people. All over the
Church the scarcity is great, and the demand must in
consequence be heavy. Our business already begins
to show evident marks of promise Orders coming
In much more rapidly than had hoped for and every
indication is that busy awaits u.s. We invoke
the energy Of all our friends
CHARLEsToN Observation-Disclosures are characteris.
tcay attached TO old associations and in no respect
more particularly than In regard their homes and
those substitutes for homes-hotes. For many years
tho planters and country merchants OF South Carolina
and adjoining States have been the habit of stopping
Mt the Charleston Hotel and familiar with these
Classes can scarcely go there nj time without
Ing many we'll known faces. No institution Of our city
has changed 30 lito-the magnificent piazza the
same comforts. the we'll furnished table and often
tho same guests ten ago The Charleston Hotel
management of its present polite and enterprisin q
manager. Mr.. WHITE, It Is likely for long time to sus
tain Its ancient reputation.
PURSE FouND.-Yesterday o colored woman named
Julianne Robear saw boy pick up O purse in We Mt
worth street. and run OF with it. she gave chase over
took the boy, and took 1t away from him. On examin
ing It, 1t proved to be very nice purse containing
Etruncan brooch and small amount OF money. In
stead ofconverting 1t to her use ght very
we'll have done and as sorry TO believe peo
pie would have done she carried to the Guard House.
to be taken of, aud advertised and delivered
owner when called for Julanne ttobear vas formerly
slave and is still very much attached to her former
owners. virtue is seldom found alone. and here we
hnvo display Of honesty doing credit to q weltried
fidelity.
THROWING STONES The Oharlest ,n public are doubt-
less well that rowdy youth Of both coors
long INDUCED in the annoying and dangerous practice
of Throwing stones at each other In the streets
pecially the Citadel Gr-en the Bat cry. aud other
open pacas The fights the Green have been stopped
for some time. and practice generally s the decrease
but has not been totally Abandoned and yesterday
squad OF city police made sudden descent upon par
oe Of these pugnacious and restless bys and
in capturing three and osrrying them to the Guard
House. The rest Of the party escaped after hard race
and great fright It is to be hoped that vgiant
and Active police VIII uOceed In putting final stop
to practice which is inexcusae It is dangerous
Those caught shoul be severely dealt with
pie.
srAnrLINa INoIDRNr -Ye terdaV morning MIS-
walked ont into her flower garden to Gull bouquet to
wear to church Will. p 'ch Y the fowers the nc.
csd hsversack hangin< the garden fence next
the street. Tempted by the Sp It Of curiosity, which,
In common with the OF the inherited from
Mother Eve, she took WI the haversack and e1am-
ined IT, Imagine her cons ernat N when sh discov-
cred within the hsversack de I'd body OF colored
infant. IT police were Gale imm ediatey, and the
body being delivered into hei crargo carried
the Guard House, where i,qusBs hel d. The
jurors decided that the nf,nt to it's aeatb by
means to them unknown ihis t. accilen tally dis
covered incident in unkn'rn chapter Of crime In o
volume Of commentaries the sneat OF abolition
the colored people.
FREED Press 6UPPREssgD.-A special dispatch TO the
New York Tribune dated Augusta. Ga, juno z, 1885, 10
rs follows:
Re'cThe military by ord Il Genera Tiilson, have
taken posses ou 4 she on q If tn- Loyal Georgian"
Az we ave enj " d tho ,leasure Of seeing q
can, Of course, not .h,t H., imIneda Cause
that led to this caasrro III hat 1t mu at have
ntOf n ho frppd m md