The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-16

jubilee and general immersion at DanlcTs Island,
and had by forco of persuasion, induced tho grand
daughter Of tho defendant to become o convert.
This laceratod tho feelings Of tho unoiont dame
torribly, as sho belonged to another church, and
in her wrath and just indignation sho went to tho
church during sorYico and commenced vilifying
tho clergy and others. They roscntod the intru-
sion md handed hor oyor to q policeman. The
Mayor decided that she was guilty of trospass
and disturbance Of serious character, and fined
her S. for disturbing tho House of God.
AN INFA1LIBLE WAY OF FINDING LOST PRop-
ERrY.-Don't go TO the fortuno-tcllors of Charles
ton write to tho sooth-sayors of Now York.
Don't question Madam Sslmagunda or consult
Madomoisollc Crinolina Tiltareenora Pitzanon-
ouski, No. 1777 Broadway, N. Y. for they false
profits prophetesscs and the truth is not in
them, but advertise your lost goods in TIE DAILY
News, and call for thom at IL NJ. Why2 1t is better
than detective offce,-oven that omniscent little
affair that has its Two great eyes always watching,
one Broad stroot and one on tho City Park.
Enough Of precept-here is an example On We'd
nesday afternoon fireman lost q silver watch and
chain, valuable family heirloom, in Chalmers
| street, and was greatly distressed theroat. With
that prompttude and good judgment 80 character
istio Of o fireman, he Immediately brought On ad-
o'clock the next day tho watch and chain worc in
his pocket. The advertisement only cost him rs
cents. Behold losson on the oheapness and
utility Of advertising
| A MISSING soLDIER.-The confused condition Of
tho whole Southern country Mt the time Of tho
close Of hostiities, caused the disappearance Of
many men in such q way that their distressed fam
lilies were left in state Of harassing uncertainty
| in regard to their fate. The anxiety thus crea-
ted is worse than even the dreadful certainty Of
their death; and consequently every effort is
made by the friends Of the missing men to ascer-
tain what has become Of them. Advertisements,
giving descriptions Of soldiers who have thus dis
appeared, and asking for information about them,
are frequent, and are always published free Of
charge The following is the last Of the kind that
has como under our notice:
| INFORMATION WANTED.-Samuel johnson, about
feet II inches high, slender built, dark complex
ion, about 80 years old, member Of Go. G, First
Ga Regulars, was last seen on the train ut Flor
enco, S. c.. for Sumter G. H., soon after the sur
render. He was at that time in very feeble health,
Supposed Supposed that he died on the road from Sumter G.
Fl. to Washington. Any information from him
would be gratefully received by his wife, Mrs. Har
rict T.. johnson, Covington, Ga.
The press generally will confer favor on g. dis
tressed family by copying the above notice.
| fCoo,ngton, Ga, Enterprise.
The EYE AND EAR.-Read DR.. GARpNER's ad-
vertisement.
B1vALvEs.-Many Of our readers will, upon see
ing this name, exclaim, 'Ahl I wish had nice
one-a ronl Jolly, fat mill-pond oyster" Then we
know no will bo perfectly delighted to learn from
TIE DAILY NEWS" that such luxury can be had
in Charleston. Wond your way to Georges, in
Hasel street, and aak him for o dozen on the half
shell, pay your money, smack your lips, and buy
q dozon copies Of "TuE News" with this notice tc
send to your friends; and then tell every body you
sec that George keeps not only mill-ponds, but Q
No. restaurant in tho bargain.
| SOUTHERN DRY GOODS HousE-EPsTN & ZEMAN
sKY.-The above fashionable dry goods emporium
is situated at the southeast corner Of King ant
Wentworth streets, whers tho ladios Of Charleston
most do congregato. 1t is ut once the centre o
the city and the centre Of attraction. A new, OK
tensivo and vol selected stock Of goods has jus
boon received, and such display of fine stuff
and beautiful colors has seldom greeted tho eye
Of our fair shoppers. For interesting dotails so
advertisement
The LEarHArUnE.-Wo requested by tn
D President Of the Senate, and the Speaker Of th
House Of Representatives, to state that tho House
over which they respectively preside will assombl
and DO oalled to order at 2 p. H., on Monday, tn
L 26th inst
y No hour being named by tho Constitution, thi
l. has been selected, it is believed to be the mos
= convenient and agreeable to the members Of bot
= branches Of tho General Assembly.
l. Charleston, November IL, 1885,
THE CHARLESTON HousE.-To ladies purohasin
dry goods for their country friends, Messrg. SroL1
WEBD & Co. will guarantee to furnish them with
larger variety to select from than any houso in th
city; Also to sell all artiolos ut low prices the
v can bo had anywhere. Will furnish packing cases
l. my size, FREQ of charge; will take special
ID packing and shipping any orders entrusted TO then
J. and will assure oil TINT will call at thoir store
u every accommodation md overy attention.
10 -@az@z-=
y The New York Herdlrs City OF Mexico COT
It respondcnce is dated October 20, and gives mot
n interesting details OF MAxnn1IANs abdicatioI
Il Tho fact Of his intention was unknown until Il
n was almost ready to start. On the .0cd ho mt
"a General CAsrE1NKau, but made only passing 8,
l. Lutte, and would not admit Of conference. Late
it was thought he would roturn to tho capital b,
in that case Marshal BAzAINE had intended to son
Il him under guard to Vera Cruz. CAsTELNEAu wa
8, being treated very cavaliorly by BAzANE, who
" busy making new contracts for army supplies, on
10 for O length OF timo which does not look to
n speedy departure Of tho troops. As soon as MAX
T. ,uIAS In known to have left the country, BAzAn