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Let us surround those widows and orphans witt
our care-.feed, clotle and educate thcm-so that
they may become learned mon and women g!
society. Think you nots respected ladies, that by
30 doiug-thus caring for tho bereaved widow anil
orphan-your decoration of the grave will be moro
full of balm than all tho ilo"crs of tho gardcns ?
Should you wish to build u monument to. the gal
liant dead, educate their sons, aid them in the
cultivation OF the mind, until they shall be CAL
lToUNs in tho counscls of the nation, or CAprus
standing Oh tho watch-toYer betweon the iiying
All! methinks if tho spirits of the departed
could eand perhaps they mayl witness tbis-your
care for his widowed wifo and orphan children
his smiles on you would be moro lovely and slir
brighter than all tho "lilies of the field"
- ."!H - ii.' P1IIO-pRDON
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through s!ander, know not which way to turn, and
will lp tempted to the Jamaica experiment OF TAX
ing ere OF themselves. But you can draw your
own ctluct ions; only wanted to give you and the
publb tho fA cts as they occurred.
Tht corn or ops through this section arc worry
soodIbutI do not think there is near a much
PLANTED as formerly. Tho cotton crop is larger
this Nar in comparison with corn, but it looks at
This Tine worry unlromising, AMI must prove elm
yield, The seed a'as defective and has como up
wretdlctly, and tho incassant rains and damps
havorausctl much Of it to die. Many have planted
tho same fields twice, and somc three times, and
haYehow but 4 meagre stand. This condition OF
thinR, together with the recent tax OF five cents
pond on cotton, have made our planters very
despndng, and somo quito reckless, Feeling it is
follyjto kick against tho prickL. The negroes
haYdbecn behaving very well, but now tho sun ia
becoming hot, they are very much disposed to
stsn{ upon their civil rights, and aI quo tho qucs-
tion as to what constitutes o. legitimate days
work The constant rains have made the grass
very yluxuriant, and there is no time to argue now
amnot sanguue about any of tho crops, and
haveSery little faith in tho system of labor for
planting purposes. They cannot be depended
uponpt push: But time will prove all things
COLLETON DISTRICT.
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The Artificial Limb Com ission.

Afta session OF nearly two weoks, during
whichthey examined tho artificial limbs of nearly
thirty Different makers, tho Richmond Medical
Journl Artificial Limb Commssion closed their
session ON Tuesday night at half-past twelve
n'cloc1 after taking the vote on tho different
limbs ind making up their judgment. The work
OF the Commission ii, however, not yet concluded,
as then ofcial report is yet to bs prepared. This
will be most valuable and interesting pap.r,
and we look for it with more than common eager
ness. It will be given to tho public certainly on
s"mo day this week.
In anticipation of this report the public will
feel curiosity to know to what makers tho Com
mission have given tho preference. We have no
official statement on tho subject but can givo the
main facts. As to the best artificial leg tho Com
mission were equally divided between Selpho, OF
New York, and Bly, of Rochester, New York. But
we may remark that, as Selpho sells his legs for
scventr-iyc dollars, while bly, asks one hundred
and fifty dollars for his, the decision of the Com
mission virtually gives the market to selpho. No
one will pay one hundred and fifty dollars for a
leg when they can. get one for half tho money,
Witch the Commission believes to be equally good
To f6Ss}Ssc nf Palmer, OF Now York, was award
cd tho second nsse The single arm 9f Grinnell
was voted the best 5r>to rnose exhibited out to the
agency in this city, corner F5Sfasssn Sasssnth and Main
streets were given the first place for theas
ted. ... -.-- - ~ CAV "A-e"'--'
|. The claims to superiority OF number of other
makers we're decided upon, aud as thew will donbt.
loss DC treated OF In tloforthconny report, il is
unnecessary for us to mention them here :.
we may state' here that wo have been reminded
by Messrs. Wells Il Co., of charlottesville OF an
error In previous paragraph in relation to this
Commlsslon. We stated that these gentlemen
had no one before the Commission who was wear
ing one OF these legs. There was gentleman be-
fore the Commission who had, been wearing one
OF the legs for. "a length Of time and who clearly
demonstrated its great case and usefulness
Richmond Times, May II. -, -,
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A CARD.

FRIDAY, May 49, 1866.
Capt z. J. Lockwood, Commander Steamer Kate:
DEAR SIR: We, the undersigned passengers do cor
diay and cheorfully testify in our judgment the Kate
for neatness, comfort end table arrangements is un-
equaled by any steamer tho routo and for Ront,e
manly department and polite attention we heartily and
highly commend you and the purser to the confidence
and goodwill OF tho travelling public
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
o. F. REED, q. g. A.
g. W. ADAMS. Boston, Mass.
o. r. FISH, Philadelphia
r. O. aILcHR1sT. for self and lady,
Charleston g. O.
Mrs A. w. INaERsoLL Houston,
Me.
Mrs. D. W. INGERs OIL, Bangor,
Me.
Mr.. W. 6, THOMPSON. Jacksonville.
Fla.
T. ToMPsoN. jacksonville, Fla.
May 21 ''' r''
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. Medical Diroctor's Office, May 1sth.
Tho Confederate Dead.

Would that had more delicate pen and could
command moro .refned language, while I,presume
to address the Ladies that are engaged in 80 noble
and such hallowed enterprise as that OF COM
rnemoratins the nnmes and decorating the graves
OF DUR gallant soldiers who lost their lives in de.
Tending what they conscientousy believed their
rights and the honor Or our common country!
l. It was, Mr.; Editor, with no ordinary feeling that
Tread the proceedings Of meeting Of the Ladies',
held q few days sipce at the Mills House, to or
ganize an association for this purpose. How con.
vinced Was that we still had among us msny
sARAHs, REBEooAs MARYs and MAnTHAs-and
feel assured that am not alone when say the
heart vas enlarged With gratitude and the, mind
absorbed in contemplating the true patriotism and
philanthropy Of these devoted mothers, wives and
sisters, .,..u.
Iread the two following resolutions with singu
lar emotion and supreme admiration:
Reso!oed, That this Associ Iti6n. belcaled "Tho
Ladies Association Of charleston to Commemo-
rate the ConfederAte'pead."
Rssotged, That this Association visit the graves
oI the ponfederate Dead on the 10th June-the
anhlVersarS OF the battle OF secessionvilie.
But the question presents itself to my mind
Ho'o will they commemorate tho paines and deco.
rate the graves of the gallant Departed soldiefs2
VIII they do as they have resolved tt d. visit the
grouudon the memorable day mentioned eu,odel
the mounds over them, plant the jessamine or wood
bine and strew them with rosos andlaurels? Win
they remove remains ana eugraye their names ur-
on harble2 Is obect2 II SO, IL Is truly some
evidence OF our love. to their memory; but all
this is PeriShabler-it ends with earth. Therefore
even this devotion is too small. We must, ity 6ut
efforts to honor their names, rise higher and por-
form more noble deeds and ,holer duties. We
must decorate tho graves with flowers that will
not fade nor perish--no; not with lime. We should
write their names on tablets made Of material
| which will be more enduring than marble.
To do This wc must hunt up the dead among The
liuing, and remove that devoted wife (who, though
now . widow, was once the afactohate companion
OF his life) from the haunts Of ,Odnt and misery
place her beyond the pale Of distress. Do VIC
really wish to commemorate tho. dead, devoted
| braHSs, BY building an imperishable monument te
their names 2 , Thon lot us aearoh out the darling
little song nnd daughters who were as diamonds
in their oyes and idols to their hearts bnt who are
now destitute orphans.
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CACTioy..

-. THE GOVERNMENT ENDORSEMENT
In order to guard against dangerous mpositions the
public requested to especial note of tho beaut
Sl engraved proprietary stamp. through Will the Gov
snt Of the United states officially authentcates
evo,v bot,Ss9ffs sHosTETTER's BrTTEns. This shield
thrown oy tae "a nar
Pneno Tor theit joiht proteesi -.
across The tor' qnd "ses ;hoe So
can net a to srke tho eye OF the
Nothing that purporta bo Hosteers btters can No
genuine unless the stamp is there. .., .:7J =
s aeo proper to state that The Bt!ers are soId
cueSely In glass. and never under any
oy ene galon or the barrel. Jmposters aud tmntors
Abroad and the only public has
Is 10 see that the Btters they buy bear the
stamp above mentioned. a h,stt u q, ine {
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famous Partisan author ticket dealer, Re aiways
had FIVE pockets made in his coat, in which he
used 70 keep ave different qualities ofsegsre. nc
ohered segaT 70 every author he met, giving 10
the more important the costlier weed, and insie.
nifcant the cheapest. His only embarrassment
was that when he met q frstfntS and a fifth.rste
author together which quality to offer theml
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.cHIEF oUARTERMAsrER.s oFF1os
February 81
DEPARTMENT SOUTH CAI,o1INA,
a Z,


CharCsto e. O.. May l5. 1865
~ 6hice until IL o'clock. NJ Tuesday, the 9th day
OF june, 1866 at which tinio they viii 10 opened for
furnishing tho Quarterma~trs Depar In this Cty
with OAK ANJ PINE WOOD until Janusry lat Is67
i Deliveries to be m ide South Commercial Wharf n
such Il es, AID IN sucn Quantities ne may be required
by the Depot Quartt rnaster. 80 !
Tho quantity quired monthly will probably be abou
One Hundred Cords If OAK aud One Hundred and Fity
Cords Of Pine. -. -.
Bidders will state the price pnr cord of tho kind n
Wood that they propose to furnish. :,
Two good sureties I'm tho sum Of One Thousapd Do
lars EACH to be named In tho bid will bo rooured for
the faithful performance of the contract
Bi'A deemed unreas InHble will be rpIected
Proposals must be addressed to the in leragned and
marked, proposals for Furnishing Wood"
Brevet Lient Col. and Chief ouartermaster.
May 10 Is
EDISIO AND ASHLEY CANAL COMIsANY- .
OFFICE EDISTO ASHLEY CANAL CoMPANYl
.y.--,. CHADIEsroN, y. O., March IL, 1866
(Y ACT OF THE LEaISLATURE, PASSED AT fra
I'D last aession, tho EDISTO AND ASHLEY OANAI,
COMPANY received permission to their capita
nom One Hundred Thousand 0OO Dollars 70 Three
Hundred Thousand ts3000o0) Dollars In Shares Of Ono
Hundred t$l00) Dollars each. E-
The public are hereby informed that the booke for
subscription TO tho additional Stock Will be open froua
A. NJ to 2. NJ. daily at ths ofice OF Messrs. JOHN
g. RIGGS CO., corner Broadatreet and East Bay. Tho
Stock subscribed for to bo paid for by monthly install
mento Of Five 1857 Dollars on each and eyery ahnre.
- j. RAVENEL MACBETH,
- - 6ecrettry and Treasurer.
P.5. "CarolinA Times' COPY and send bill to thIs
once. '''' :. .'''T'' '''- 80 March 10
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Ammcnsc Johnson Meeting In philadelphia,
Pu1LADELrniA, May 19.-Thero was an immense
1oHSsoN meeting at tho Academy OF Music to-
night. Senators DooLITTLE and CowAN addressed
the andience;' the lattar named among the sup
porters OF tho President Generals GRANT, SuER-
MAN Secretaries SEWARD, STANTON, WELLEs, and
other members, which announcement produced
immense cheering g.. There was great ent4uyiajm.
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-, nThe hsv DR.. Stanley. Bishop Of Honolulu, rays
nas me result OF the teaching Of the American
sSs Hs we're aass @ ss ys
systom. - - 80 ~. ~
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nB- Tho Friends and Relatives Of Mr.. j.
M PErEHsEN and Family, arc respectfully requested to
attend the Funort OF their only son, JAMES, at their
residence, No. % Nassau street. THIS Afteroo at Five
o'clock. =" 'nr.uo,
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a5-sTATE' sOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DISTINCTLY GEORGE BUIsT. Esq,
Ordnary.-whereas, T. MONTAGUE GRIMKE, Of
Charleston Accountant made suit to to grant him
Letters of Administration, with will annexed. of the
Estate and Effects of REBEKAH NAPIER, late of
Charleston widow Theee are therefore. to citeand
monsh all and singular the kindred and creditors tho
said REBRKAu NAPIRR deceased. that they bc and mp.
pear before mo- the Court of Ordinary to be hold at
Charleston 2Sth dayof May. 1885, after publication
hereof ut II O'Clock in the forenoon to show cause
II any they have why tho said Administration with
will annexed. should not be granted.
Given under my hand this lay day Of May, Ammo
Domini 1866. GEORGE BUST,
May IA ma Judge OF Probates
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nI FINAL NoTIOE.-ALL PERSONS HAv.
ING claims against tho Eotate of the late THOMAS @.
poRCHRR, ofst Johns BOrkley. will present them on
or before the LIST Juno neit to either
or to HENRY aRABhooK, Attorney.at.Lav '. 30 Broad
street. otherwise they will, be debarred payment
-n'.''5" q. z. II. sEABRoOK 4 ,.l,,.,..,-
-" Pc PORoHER, J Asem'niatfatora
May -.H' go - 81 ..,. ,san, thmo
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EIEO, at thr residence of his son, JAMES O. LAcosrr
on sunday evening. tho Goth instant. Capt. A. I. j..
LACoSTE In the sixty seventh year of his ago.
a9- IIia Relatives, Friends u nd 4 cqun In :
ances and those OF his family are requested to attend
his Funeral Services at No 81 Hasel-strcct This After
noon. Mt Four O'CLOCK. e., M,v2I
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OBJ BITUAISY.

year of his age. ' " ~ VIA
1S- Ills Friends and Acqunintnnces, and
thoso Oh his cons, JOHN j.. DR.. p. MELvIN and A. E.
COHEN, arc invited to attend Lis Funeral This After,
noon, Mt halfpas Five O'Clock from tho Hilber House
No. 2si King street. Muv2,
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SPECIAL, NOTICES

Go STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.-
cH iRLEsToN DIsrRIoT.-BY GEORGE BUST.
Esq ordinary.-Whereas. ALaERNoN 8. HULL.
OF Charleston, Merchant Tailor. mado suit to
me 10 grant him Letters Of Administration, with
e'ie wiz annexed, of" tho Estate and Effects Of
SAMUEL J. HULL, late of Charlesto Merchant rhosa
are, therefore, to cite and admonsh all and sipgular
the kindred and creditors of tho said SAMUEL j.
HULL deceased. that they be and appear before me-,
In the Court of Ordinary to be held at Charleston
on the 2sth day of May 1866 after pubicati, hereof
at IL O'Clock IN the forenoon. to show cause If any
they have why the said with the will
annexed. should not be granted.
Given under my hsId this 18th day o., May, Ammo
Demipi 1866. - aEORaE Ruisr
May IA m2 judge Of prohata.
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. a6- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON D1srRIoT.-By GEORGE BUST, ESQ.
Ordinary Whereas, E MONTAGUE aRIMKR, of
Charleston Acc untant made suit to me to grant him
Letters OF Adminisra,on be bonis nom with will an
neIed, of the Rstate and ELECTS of THOMAS NAPIER
late Of Charleston Merchant These are therefore, TO
cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and
creditors OF the said THOMAS NAPIEH that they
DO and appear before mo- in tho Court Ordinary to
be held st Charleston. 2sth day of May 1866 after
publication hereof at IL O'Clock in the forenoon to show
cause II any they have why the said Adm.nisa' ion
should not be granted.
Given under my hand this twelfth day OF May, Ammo
Domoni 1866. '..-.. GEORGE BUST, '..
May IL m2 Judge OF Proba.es.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Congressional News =.

WASHINGTON, May 2J.-There was nothing done
in Congress yesterday beyond tho usual routine,
spoech-making reconstruction being the principal
topic of discussion.
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N6-S TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON D sTRICT-B7 GEORGE BUST, ESQ
ofdinary.-Wiereas sAMUEL 8. TURNER, Of Charles.
ton railroad employee. made suit to me to grant him
Letters of Administration de bonis io, of the estne
and effects ofALRxANDER EDDIE late Of Charles ON.
mechanic These are therefore to cfe and admosh all
eud singular the kindred and creditors of said ALEX
AsDEn FIDDLE deceased that they ba and appear before
me In the Court Of Ordinary to be held at Chars
on 2sth day Of May. 1885, after publication hereof at
II o'clock n the forenoon to show cause If any they
have why the said administration de bonis no shonid
not be granted. '' 49,.
Given under my hand. this twelfth day of Mey, A.
D., 1866, d" aEoRdE BIyIsr
May II m2 . :; Judps of p,oh,to.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHIEF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFJCp
DEPAHrMESr OF SourII E.un,rn

u,.., ohAhLESroN. \. G.. May lp, 1866 I
'i"o hoSDhED AND FIFTY DOLLAEs VIII pr
rAiD oy the unaersigned to any person who VIII de-
liver to him tho OFFICIAL RECORDS ~ ,nrrn
q - oNioN fhisoNERs AT FLORENCE,
May 81 Brew Lient Co, 49,, n:,s
co STATE TAX OFFICE, Fra pro0N
BUIIDINd.-Th cfllco Ia still open f,r ~, ro,.,,, -,
tho STATE TAX, and will tnu. opc, nr.i, .,a c,,'
day ef June, prox. inclusive.
FLEETWOOD LANSEAU,
May 21 Tax Col eetor ST. Philip and s, ,J,c,ao,
GO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ne5 Gays after dato shall apply to the City Council
.. ohareston 10 renew the following named Co, cates
Oh winch has been lost viz: Certificate of City
OF Charleston per cent Stock Of the issue ~ ,et7
Period 81, No COL dated April %. 1885, for s1tolo To-
RICHARD II. LSWEDFS w
.-' RICHARD II. LOWNDES
Charleston, May 21st 1866.
May 81 m2,, ilo q iv n o,
ca NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT NINE,
TY DAYS nfter date shsl apply to the proner author,
Ties to renow the following CERTIFIcA rFs OF
STOCK which have been lest viz:
Certificate No. 3485, date3 1lth Februarv ,sso for
80 Shares Southwestern Railroad an Bank 70 p,ohora
d. Lowndcs.
Certificate No. $40, dated 3lst March 1851 for on
Shares South Carolina Railroad to Richard II rovndsg
Certificate No. g. dated 18th February 1860 for r
Shares North Eastern Railroad, Richard H. Lowndes
May 81 je2Iiy2l RICHARD H. LowNDEs.
aB- ESTIMATES FOR REPAIRS WANTED
Sealed Estimates for repairing the French bark Ange
Gardien," Of Nantes, CONSTANCE BoYN Master agree.
ably to the recommendations contained in the report OF
surveys OF the Port wardens (which can be seen ut
oar ofice will be- received at the French Consulate
corner OF Lynch and Montague Streets until - o'clock
Monday 2lst inst, at which time they will bo opened
J. a. ENsL0W & co., Consignees
ntay ~ ., -. No. 125 East Bay.
OF THE LADIES OF TRINITY METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH intend holding FAIR. in aid OF
Its funds,at Hibcrniau Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
May 2s The following gentlemen, members of tho
congregation, are requested to act Committee Of
Arrangements
GEORGE w. WILLIAMS; IWM WALTON sNTTH
LEONARD CHAPIN, e.. @. DRFONTAINE
VIII EY T. BURGE, II. W CROSS
L GAMBREL. DR. T. 8 HFSMISaWAY
W. j. NIL DLIFON, - g. W WARREN
y. i: 1MTTH. CAPT + !; LeoRwoopf
II. G. STOLl, .-.. =. IL. T, POTTRR, q .
EDWIN ,PtATr. Nv. B. MOORE, "a
SAs. g. e8ReE sRaEsFK g. seHA%33sRtA1N. :; 1R3ss p
q. A.: NELSON, ''. 'fw B. MORRIa
DIR. a ;BABR, -.- II VIM. W. PEMBERTON, =.
kR. II. MOOD, LAWRENCE STEIN,
q COSfSTQOH BETTa lG. HENRY WHEEIHR
W. II. JEFF,&BsS1--,s ~ M.hrrgpIANR
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60 ALL PERSONS HEs47;G lgg& MA NDs
against the Estate Of ho iAto wM. M MILLER VIII
present them properly attesed thofe indebted will
make paymentto :; EDWARD aRBRINa,< ,
J. May II ,.., ms . Adminiatrator
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The Worlds Opinion of Hostetter's
Stomach RitterS.
May 21

Touching the Bittars this grand fact is clear,
Their fame nlls all the Western Hemisphere,
Known in oil lands. washed by its oceans twain,
y, Health, hope. and gor follow in their train.
AVOID COUNTERFEITs. 70,
HosTETTERs BIrl z Rs share the common fato
OF al things good--Imposters initiate
- of those be Enthusiastically use your eyea-
From honesthouses purchase your supplies
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car S, Ia TIE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON DISTINCTLY GEORGE BUST, ESQ.,,
dinary.--Whercas PHILIP Z. PoR HER, of Berk-
ley ustrict, Planter. made suit to me to grant him
Letters of Administration of Estate aid Effects of
SELMA II. PoRoHER, late of oharleston. spuster:
These are, therefore, to cite and admons all and
gular the kindred and creditors of tho said SELMA
NJ PoRcHEh deceased that they be and appear before
me, In the Court of Ordinary. to be held at Charles-
ton, on. the. 4th day of June 1866. ater publica-
ton hereof, at IL o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause II any they have why the said Administration
should not be granted -
Given under my hand this nineteenth day Of May,
Ammo Domini 1906. ...., GEORGE BUST,
,. Nay 81 m2 Judge Of Probates.
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Charleston, May 21st, 1866.
May 81 moi in ., =; ~ n,
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as-IN EQUITY CHARLESTON DISTRICT
BILL FOR ACCOUNT AND, PARTITIoN-JoHN
DAILY u.s. HARRIET D. DAILY. Adm, and ANN DAILY.
II appearing TO hy satisfaction that tho Defendant
ANN DAILY. is absent from tho State so that the usual
focess Of the Court cannot be served upon her.
ordered, motion OF Mr. PHILLIPS. Solicitor of tho
Plaintiff that the said ANN DAILY do answer, plead or
demur to tho above bill within three months from the
publication Of this order tho Will be taken pro
eontesso against the said Defendant.
.-.~.--., .,.a.,. JAMES l.. CAN'T. r. E. O. d.
. February 81 -, .4, ..,.. -. Iamoas
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GS- EXECUTORS NOFICE.-ALL PERSONS
haviug demands against the Estate OF ROBERT F.
GILES. DECEASED are requested to hand them in pro-
perlY attested and those indebted to said Estate to
make payment to the Undersigned.
May II ma F. BACKUS Qualified E1ecutor
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aS-NOTICE.-AEL. CLAIMS AGAINST THE
late CHARLES, BEYwARD, deceased. must be render
ed duly atested and all persons indebted to the same
arc requcstedto make payment to W. G. BEE Co.
:'.s.I- z. B. HEYHARD,
May o. ms
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OF THE LADIES OF TRINITY MtTHODIsT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH intend holding a FAIR in aid Of
Its funds,a Hbornian Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING.
May 23. The following gentlemen, members of the
congregation, are requested to act oomnittee Of
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For r'Europe-Heavy shipment. OF Specie.
NEW YORK, May .16-The steamer Scotia, sailed
at noon for Liverpool, taking So 100000 in, ,Apece.
out 1876, 900 in specie. 81, y. -..,,-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-21

aB- MEDICAL COLLEGE OF. THE STATE OF
SOUTH CARoLINA.-Tho Board OF Trustees and Fa-
Guilty will proceed, the Goth June next to fill by
election the Chair of MATERIA MED1cA, nado vacant
by the death Of Professor IIESRY H. Fnosr
May 7 mGwl EDWARD FRC3r pr.sident