The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-14
REGISTRATION IN TUE CRY YESTERDAY


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Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q 15
White majority. Observation-Disclosures. Q
Unable to write. Observation-Disclosures. f3
Rejected, none.
RENrs.-some Of our exchanges from neighbor-
ing cities are rejoicing, for the sake OF humanity
that somo o thoir citizens aro manifesting right
spirit by reducing tllo prices of rent for the COM
ing year. They speak rightly Of tho modicum Of
human Kindness lingering i'll lhe breast of lanll-
lords. Wo simply speak OF this to remind those of
our citizens who aro landlords, IL they should acc-
dentaiiy receive high rents, to he mcrcfu for
season, to those who are 30 unfortunate Oh 10 be
forced to rent "IIc that giyeth 10 ihn poor, lend
enth to the Lord.
IHL AUGUSTA STREET RAIInnAD.-Tha Con-
sHntonoiisf Of yesterday Hnys: "Commendable
progress is being mailn will, lire street railroad
The cross-tics and sirngera have becn put down
in Lincoln street, between Broad and Ellis, and
the track will soon be completed to The cemetery.
The line Of the road, for tho present, within tho
city limits, will be al follows On tho south side
of Broad, from Mcktne to Lincoln, down Lincoln
10 Watkms mp Watkins Ia EihcTt, through that
street to the north side or Greene, up Greene 10
Koliock, thence to Fcnwick, up Fcnwck 10 Nc
kinne {Carmichnea hIills}, thence to Broad streot
This routc, it will br perceived, will accommodate
agteat number of onr ctigcns, well as many re-
siding in Wo0llawn. We presnnIo the Inhabitants
of The Sand Hills will not bn long in concluding
that extension Of the road To their nors will be
just what il neodcl to enhance property thcre"
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AIT. rLEASASr.--Dur rrallera have already aeen
anotiee Of tho rc-opnnin. OF Tho congregational
Church at Mount Pleasant. Wo are pleased to re-
fer them to nh advertisement in another column
announcing service in that church. TO- morrow; and
VIC arc informed that it s tho purpose Of the Off
GERS to hold regular service hereafter.
We arc sorry to learn that tho building sustain
ed serious damage while it was used us hos Dital
and dschoolroom. II suffered tho loss of all its pows
and there arc but few whole glasses ip its ssshcs
The congregation is unable to repair these in
1ures and supply these losses without assistance
They therefore call upon our community for hep.
They do this with the greater confidence inas-
much al the congregation will bo composed OF va
rous sects, and be served by tho ministers Of tho
several denominations
Persona dosirdns TO contribute to this WORTHY
object will please remit to Mr.. JoHH FERGUSON,
Mount Pleasant .Fclry.
HANDsoME HAT.-If any of DIR renders have
currioaity to SEQ the latest agony OF style In the
hat line such as makes ono wonder as he walks
the Pave Of Broadway, they may be gratifed by a
visit to tho store Of MeHsrs. HonsEY & Co. our
neighbors in IIayne street. These gentleman have
recently received from the North somo startling
acquisitions to their wholesale stock, and as our
people are fond OF imitation South Carolina ia like
ly to he astonishcd by ihe innovations made in the
general appearance OF head gear as represented in
the above establishment.
The styles arc not nure oUty1 than they arc at
tractive; but taste is as much matter OF exam
pie as OF sentiment, and Mossrs. IT. & Co., will,
doubtless, he libcrally rewarded for their invest
ment. These remarks apply equally well to
the upper story Of their house, where there is
beauty enough in the collection of hats anu featl,-
ers to mike handsome woman distracted and
her husband an impoverished lunatc in his vain
endeavors to supply tho domand createdby that
inevitable waterfall"
PaoyRsson JAMES Fl. CARLIsLE.-From the 40
teriRe Banner We Ienrn that, on Friday, the 6tll
instant, thero WAS q Conveition OF the Snnda,
Schools Of "Nincty-six" Circuit, held at Lebanon
Church. After the preliminary exercises Profes
BOT CARLISLE, Of Wofford College, waB introduced
Tho Banner says "Of his addresses, even if our
space would allow it, We shall offer no extended
outline. That wonld be TO mar their beauty, as
those who have heard Professor CARLISLE vel
know. II his words could be transferred to paper
there would yet bs wanting tho snul which his ut
terance only can put into them. His opening re
marks to The children were 10 Impress upon then
the Importance Of punctnal attendance and carofl
study of lessons. Tho story Of jesus al tho Tom
plo suggeatod line of remark, tho leading objcc
OF which waa to present Tho Saviour as di,in
model for imitation by Christian children. Til
speaker narrated tho striking incidents 10 tla lii
Of tho Saviour, occurring when no about tho ago
most OF the youthful listoners, and gave beant
fu dolinealion Of tho character Of JESUS as n hoy
Nazareth as teacher or men and performer
miracles in mature age; as final sccrifice fc
man in early youth cOhsecrating himself to I'll
work Of the Father, and honoiing GoD IN every a,
OF fo. This was The grand idea, developed in th,
happy manner by which great thoughts arc mao
clear to the comprehension of childhood.
At tho close Of these remarks, another hymn ":
sung, after which Professor CARLISLE addrcsst
parents ON tho duty of teaching their children
grow uD in tho image Of Christ. IIo quoted Il
words, "Bnt whose shall offend ole Of these lit
ones,' otc., and proceeded 10 show what Is moa
ny "ohendng," and Bomo Of tho ways by whi'
paionts may incur tho penalty OF tliis sn--l
living In open violation Of Gods commandments
pS neglect "i oh"reh privilnges--hy blaSphcmy,
doubling tho providence Of Godby intomne
ance-by simply manifesling no care about !
ligon-by nogleeting to givo their children !
ligious instruction and reading. He spoko of 1
great responsibility imposed upon pnrents, aa O
which they cannot escape, and Of tho posit;
scriptural promises that blessing always rosts
the households Of gody parants. Theeo though
we're presented in line OF earnest argument IL
could not fail to mako it's way directly to tho he
and heart Of every hesrer.