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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-08-21

fhs hrnl busIness Has he appointment Of a
ronmltlss 81 hvs 10 prepare resolutions suit
abIs tsths oecssiou ofHon.nf. Sl4vena'deatb.
Col esoksss from the 0omniiss % Res,
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Seymour In 1854

A correspondent of the Meriden
Comm Reporter, gives the date, place
and circumstance under which he met
in 1854 two strangers at a tea-table.
One Of them said to the other:
"What doyou think Of Grants cam
paign 2" ('fho General was then be-
fore Richmond) The reply was, "The
most stupendous military fajlare in
the world" "How long," said tho
gentleman, "do you think the war will
last ?" Four years longer" was the
reply, "four years longer unless con-
cessionR are made to the South. L
whispered in my walters car: "Who
is that gentleman Z" indicating the
one who had replied. He said, dGov-
ernor Seymour"
This is the identical Seymour who
is tho Democratic candidate for the
Presidency At the same datO Grant
was saving that the Confederacy was
90 shell. l." Grant is also Presidential
candidate. Whose opinion has proved
correct2
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SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

a. NASHVILLE, August 10.
The frst business taxed up on assembling
this morning was the nomination of two Con-
gressmen for the State at large.
Senator Rogers was nominated By accla-
nation for the long term,
Hon. 7. A. Hamilton; who is now q mem
Der Of the Legislature from Shelby county.
was also nominated BY acclarnatIon, for the
short term, notwithstanding ferocious at
tack was made upon bis private character by
men in the interest Of rebel cut lhroats.-
Hon. Thos. A. Hamiltoh Is one Of the must
loyal and patriotic mrn within the borders of
Tennessee-hence, the rebel spleen against
him.
A man BY the name Of Tomeny, from Mem
phis, working IN the interest Of rebels, offered
the following Preamble and Resolution, viz
Whereas, The franchise law of this State
is part and parcel Of the Constitution OF Ten
nessee, ndcannot be amended except in tho
mode prescribed in the Constitution for max
ing amendments to that instrument; and,
whereas, in the opinion Of this convention,
1t would be safe, expedient and wise on the
part Of the Republican party Of this State to
initiate measures TO modify the franchise law
SO as to allow every citizen Of the State and
Of the D n;ted States 10 exercise the right of
oAh1 WuTACHoy uihBuauiuOM8
action Of the Republican party would do
much to restore peace and tranquility to the
State, encourage fraternal feeliags Of good
viii among the whole people, soften the as
Perities of the pending canvass, and lessen
the expenses Of the State IN maintaining Or
der and the supremacy of the law Everywhere
within its border; therefore, be Il
ResOlVed, That we recommend the present
Legislature to adopt and submit to the peo-
pie for ratification two amendments TO The
Constitution Of Tennessee, one extending the
franchise TO every white Iaan in the State
who is q citizen Of the United States, aad
another providing that the right Of eOlored
men TO vote in all elections shall never be-
abridged, denied or taken away.
The Preamble and Resolution was imme-
diately laid upon the table-thus showing
that traitors need not expect the State Gov
ernment of Tennessee 10 be turned over 70
them just yet awhile.
After passing resolutions Of thanks 10 the
President Of the Convention, and other OIL
GERS, the Convention adjourned sias die.
The great speech Of Hon. Horace Maynard,
delivered at the close Of the Convention, will
soon be published in the columns Of the
Union Flag.
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would be clamonng for additional Repre-
sentatiyes, which the NOrtL would certain.
" not tolerate. Congress will be- governed
by the last census, aud without any regard
to negro eDfrRnehisement. Il d extremely
doubtful if a member elected in this way
would even get mileage.
Mr.. Wisener concnrred with tho viOws of
Col. Stokes
Rev. DR.. PeArne, Of Knoxville, took diff
ferent view, contending that the State was
entitled to an additional Representative.
Mr. Tomeny offered resolution to the ef-
fec, that the Convention does not deem II ex-
pedient or necessary to dominate Congress
man for the State at large
Mr.. Cordell moved TO lay The motion on the
table. Lost.
The resolution was lost after division had
been called. The vote stood; Ayes 1876 noes
200. s-9Frr ~ .rEE egg rl-,
Before any further action was Bad on tho
Congressional business the convention ad-
journed until 0 o'clock tomorrow, after frst
adopting the following resolution in relation
TO the death of Hon. Thaddeus Stevens:
WHEREAs, 1t has pleased Divine Providence
TO remove from the scenes Of this ttansitory
life, the Honorable Thaddeus Stevens, MEM
ber Of the House Of. Representatives of the
United States, from Pennsylvania and,
WHEREAs, This sad intelligence has been
communicated 10 this Convention therefore,
be it
ResoEved By the Repa5licans Of Tennessee, ia
State CoRVenli0n assembled, That we deplore
his death as q national bereavement, and
that we shall ever revere his memory as an
eminent Statesman, a :tee patriot and q
stea1fast friend Of human liberty.
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Acting Wisely.

Hon. James Thomas Blliot, In ac-
cepting the Republican nomination
for Congress, in the Second District
of Arkansas, says.
I am a thoroughly reconstructed
rebel. l say IL in that open, frank,
and manly spirit Of ono who has tho
honesty to confess that be has done
wrong, and the courage 10 say that
be is sorry for IT, l believe the Re-
publican party has proved true and
faithful 10 its promises and policy,
and finally succeed in establishing
that policy. 49, -.
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THE UNION FLAG
JOneSbOrO', Tenn, Aug. 81, 1868.
G. e. GRISHAM
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.


Terms. He
R6r The UNION FLAs will be published
every Friday Morning, on the following
terms:
One copy, per year, 90 90
Six months, 2 90
Single copy, 10 cents.
TERMS FOR CLUBS u
To Club Of Five subscribers, each, 50 rs
To Club Of Ten subscribers, each, Q so
10 q ClEb Of Twenty subscribers, each, 2 90
No attention will be paid to orders for the
paper, unless accompanied BY the CASH.
Terms Of AdvertlBhmg.
square, 10 lines esa mlnonl each insertion 81 80
Ench nubaonuana lnaNrkion ~
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B@AYA YARsoUNOlNg CAHDIDATRs--FOr Munici.
iPal offices, So 90 County So 90; State,
$40 90.
JOB-PRmTmG, of all descriptions, neatly
executed.
RA. ALI communications tending to per-
sOnal agrandizement or emolument will be
charged the same as advertisements.
Advertisements and Subscriptions con.
ehMueu unless @rreaFages are paid and
ordered TO be stopped, and they will
be charged for aoeoPtlinGlV.
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Y Jopesbaro Tenn. son gssa, stYuss ss oe9r VI
NJ IaneAA. lsEa. Y M Y. l979l.''Iay 1Sd dAY oG
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e5r A. ID. Richardson's Ilfb Of Gen.
Grantis ont, and already 10000 sub
scriptions have been received. il con
tains large number Of letters on
Mexican and other matters never be.
fore published.
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The great speech Of Hon. Horace Maynard,
delivered at the close Of the Convention, will
soon be published in the columns Of the
Union Flag.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-13

TIE BONE PHospHATEs.- Baltimore Ga
zette, Of Monday, contains the following "Tpe fact
oi the discovery Of zr2e deposit ofbone phosphate
on Ashley River, South Carolina, was noticed some
time ago, and it was said to be of very superior
quality. The steamer Falcon, which arrived at Is
port on Saturday, brought consignment OF sixty
tons to Robert Turner & Son aud CHARLES ]. Baker,
It s said to contain from fynne to eighty par cent
of pure bons phosphate. Many of ths pieces appear
to have been tho bones of immense animals and the
formation Of soma OF them are still very distinct
Among them Is the tooth OF q shark in q good state
of preservation. The deposit is said to range in
depth from eight inches to five feet, aud to cover
several thousand acres large tract Of the land has
been purchased by the parties to whom the Falcon
brought the FIRST consignment, and 1t promises to be
a, important branch OF trade to Baltimore, because
of the ease with whichi be obtained ana its su.
perior quaitty as fertilizer"
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The ORPHANS FAIR goes on as mertily and
prosperousy as if tonight were not its last-posi-
lively the las;-even.ng Of course everybody will
attend this evening, and there viii be rare fun.
The following articles will be sold at auction to .
night, at table No. 9:
great variety Of useful and ornamental ai ticles,
am ing which will be found A handsome Marselnes
suit for boy. braided IN red; girls bun camoiic
nerino walking dress, fine sewing silk, and other
dresses for children children's fancy aprons and
psntelets infants shoes elegant sacques for ladies'
two beautiful night dresses. cne very fine braided
under skirt one pair Of ladies' fine walking bootees,
nubias and o:her Worsted head coverings, gentle
mans dresaing gown. spohag cap. gents hat
fancy boxes pcr'monnaies, fancy pen w1pers, toilet
ii,ais. embroidered cushions, China ornaments, fine
backzammon boards, card receivers, two flutes,
violin pieces of piano music, vases and finger bowls,
work baskets, hour glasses, photographs, book.
stands pictures, dolls OF every description, sets Of
black earrings bags of sugarpums. fancy egg dish,
two setsof glassware, Spanish cigars, pocket com.
passes pair Of heavily plated saltcellars, set Of
taule spoons fine. soaps, Bazin's hair grease, and
genuine pertumery, &C., &C.
The follow ing is the list of pixies drawn Tuesday
May 12:
Farm yard, Pat. Hoppock; four lady's garments
Mrs. 7 Chapeau; four ladys garments, Mrs. Bar
bot call bell, F. ONeil; six forks, Miss Jane Swee-
gan; hed hluluBnoou, H. v. hnSe.' Pt9!ei oooa'
Miss Louisa Buchaeis; six silver forks, julia A. Sui
liyan; pincu hon B. Chase pair egg dishes, Dennis
O'Neil; cup and saucers, John Bytne; basket and
sack, B. soubeyroux; needlecase, Noemie Due; tin
set T. A. Beamish; pincushiop, Miss Mary 4. Gan
non; Caina tea set, Miss Lizzie Daly; satin cushion,
J, C. Lacoste; satin cushion, G. NJ. Burr; oroche
shawl, Jane Corbett; SATIN cushion, Miss Kate Good
rich; the batte.f. I'D of Ireland Miss Rosa Astock
handsome clock. Rev. 7. Birmingham; jar preserved
oranges, D. F. Ford; white embroidered cushion, C.
W. Lilies; Fenien cake, Mr.. Anger; pair vases Mrs.
]. B. Laftte; lady's bodice, Mrs. P. Dutort; oil
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(sALE POSTPONED on ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER.
UNDER DECREEIS EQUITY.
Coogan Us. Palmetto Savings Institution.
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at II O'Clock. at the Old
PostoHice, will be sold under the direction Of the
Master
BY w.. Y. LEIICH g. R. S. BRUINS,
Auctionccrs.
NORTHEAST ERN RAILROAD BONDS. $500 each
s 5INCuME BONDS MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAIL-
ROAD, $1,000 each
,103 WHO'LL SHAKES SOUTHWESTERN BAIL.
ROAD STOCK
1os HALF SHARES SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD
STOCK
43 SHARES PEOPLES BANK STOCK
LARGE IRON SAFE.
Terms cash.
May 13
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TIE LloucR CASE IN CouET.-Egge F. Struck
en-, convicted Of selling liquor without license, was
sentenced by Judge Platt on Monday to pay fine Of
six hundred dollars, or spend dx hundred days In
jail. This appeared extremely severe. when com.
pared with the sentences formerly passed on such
offences and It was known to but few persons that
the law regulating the nns hsd been changed at the
Last session of the Legislature ths City Council were
authorized to resuhte the price Of liquor LICENSES
bat the etatuts distinctly stated that IN case Of any
violation the fine would be triple the amount Of the
license, or one days conAnement for each dollar.
The City Council raised the price Of license from
fifty dollars to two hundred dolsrs and as STRICKEN
was the r.t person who has been found guilty under
the last lsgisiaHve enactment the tine imposed was
simply in accordance with it's provisions. The legal
necessity Of the sentence cannot be questioned but
lis doubtful II the Legislature contemplated that
the action of Council would cause the penalty to be
so far in exosss Of imposed under former laws
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Tonsorial.

HE Z RS
FASHIONABLE BARRIERS SALOON.
~ Is AT
No. a3 M.iRKEFSTREET,
South side. between King aud Meeting streets.
Dir. HEUER is German Barber, bas been thor
oughly trained to his business ana Is prepared to
serve his friends and the public generally in the seve
val branches of his art. viz:
SHAVING
HAIR-DRE>SING
SEAMPOOING
HAIR DYING
&C., &
January II
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

HI. HI.
fyou want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery. Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or Millers Almanac;
Kyou want Printing 'ecuted neatly;
II you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to Hiram Harris, Agent, No. SO Broad
street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-13

MARION FmE ENGINE CoMpANY.-At the
twenty-ninth anniversary meeting Of this Company,
sheld on Monday evening" the 11th instant the fol-
lowing ooers were elected to for the ensuing
year: -
sR C. BARKLEY, President.
THOMAS s. SIawALD. Vice-Prestdent.
GEORGE McNEuL, First Director.
J. W. JACKSON, second Director.
J.P. CAHlIL, Third Director.
G. F. BUcHHET, Fourth Director.
GEORGE A. CALDER, Secretary.
WIN. C'MARA, treasurer.
WIZ q. SIawAID. Chief Engineer.
H L. CALpER, Assistant Engineer.
B. ". MEYsARpIE, First Axeman-
E. J. DoAR, second Axeman.
a. N JACKSON Third Axeman. -.
- p. O'MARA, Fourth txeman.
VIM. B. ARMS. Hallkeeper.
r. r. ALpRIcH, Surgeon.
Hon. ". D. PORTER, Solicitor
Rev. ]. L. GRAapxAU, Chaplain.
.VneJ. H.LSteminsyer, resigned.
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MAROON or THE MARIoa FIRE ENGINE Con-
notwithstanding the efforts Of Piuvius to
dsmpen the srdr Of the Aremsn and their lady
friends. they were ON boat and e sse 'sor the
promised land as an early hour yesterday morning
ARRIVING at Mount Pleasant the party soon found
shestsr in Iienkens HsI, where the merry sound Of
music caused the votas, OF Terpsicf ore to forget
their troubles IN the pleasures of the may dance
The time was spent In enjoyment and though the
heavy rain was sdisagreeable accompaniment 1t was
not allowed to interfere with the programme of the
day. A bountifnl dinner was discussed, and at p.
NJ the party re-embarked to the city. fully satiahed
with their visit to the so-called Hungry Neck
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-13

The PROTESTANT RpsooPAI CONVENTION of
the Diocese of South Carolina meets in this city to-
day, and win hold Its 7sh annual session at St. Phil
ip's Church. Tie; morning service VIII commence
at 10 a. NJ The Protestant Episcopal Society for the
advancement of christanity South Carolina holds
its anniversary meeting at Grace Church tomorrow,
. and the anniversary sermon win be preached this
eyeniug at the same church, to which an interested
: are invited to attend.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-13

HansY MAoAR1HY, the renowned Southern
comedian. opens tonight at the Hibernisn Hail. in
his ipimtable personstion concerts. The reputation
which he has established throughout the South IS
;; such as to render any communication st our bands
superhuous.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-13

FHE COMPLIMENTARY BENEFTr.-The )" Bar
ber Of Seville was performed last evening to per-
fectly jammed house. Every available nook and cor
ner Of the hall was occupied and persons were stand
ing in the lobbies and windows. signor orlandini
was perfect in Figaro, and s!gnor sustni admirable
in Don B,rtolo. while Count Amaviva and Rostna
fulfilled the most enthusiastic expectations. Miss
Mcculloch was particularly successful in the sing.
ing lesson scene, and her rendering OF the "Caro
Nome" was encored with great applause and show
ers of bouquets. Altogether. this complimentary
benefit to our fair countrywoman may be considered
complete success.
One of the most gratifying incidents of the evening
was the floral decoration Of the hall, every garland
of which was wrought by the fair fingers of those
who had been the sohoomates and friends OF tie &C.
complished prima donlia.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-13

ALL WHO ARE in want of good substantial
boots and shoes will find them at John COM
Minis, No. 131 Meetlng-street, nearly opposite
Market-street. They are offered at retail.
[Advt.l sW6
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painting, Mrs. A. Campbell; Partisan doll, Miss La:
bite; Pope Plus x, j. Josephine Whaley; basket
fruit, Mary Jane Dule; oil painting, DR.; S. s; orr;
pair mats, Mrs. Buchheit; prayer booK, Miss Marga-
Nc Mannus handsome picture. Bishop Persico;
fruit cake, james Black; pincushion, Miss Anna
Lyons pincushion. J. B. Hyde; cape, Fannie Byrne;
black fam Meta Black; fruit cake, d. E. Baker; gen
tleman's vest, ". j. O'Connor; China tea set, 3.
Patten; velvet hearth rug F. j. Raniin; toilet SET s.
J. O'Neill; pair vases g. johnson; fine cake. John
Barbot; gentlemans dressing gown, J. g. McDer'
mih
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THE VIRGINIA MILITARY tNsT1TUTE.-ln
another column will be found notice that applica-
tons win be received for the appointment of one
hundred additional cadets into this institution.
Those who enter In the summer months enjoy pecu-
liar advantages. The Institute has fun corps Of
profossors and is one Of the frst educational ins
tutions In the South. The following are the names
OF the academic stnff: 80
General Francis q. Smith, A. NJ, Superintendent
and Professor OF Mathematics and Moral Philoso-
ply. =.
Latin and English Literature.
Colonel Thomas b. Williamson, Professor Of Prac-
tical Engineering, Architecture and Drawing
Colonel william Gilham, A NJ, Philip ST. George
Cooke-Professor of.Agriculture
Colonel Robert L. Madison, NJ. D., Mercer-Pro-
fessor pt Animal and Vegetable Physiology applied
to Agriculture.
Colonel Scott Ship, t,ommandant OF Cadets In
structor OF Infantry Cavalry and Artillery Tactics,
and Professor of Military History and Strategy.
Colonel James ". Massie, Adjunct Professor OF
Colonel william B. Blair, Jackson-Professor Of
Natural and Experimental Philosophy.
General G. ". T.. Lee, Professor OF Civil and Mili-
tarv Engineering and Applied Mechanics.
Colonel John M. Brooke, Professor OF Practical
Astronomy, Geodesy, Descriptive and Physical. Ge-
ology and Meteorology.
Colonel Marshal Mcdonald. Professor OF Geology,
Mineralogy and Metanurgy.
Colonel n. 3. Hardin, Professor Of General and
Applied chemistry.
Colonel TLomas NJ semmes. Professor of Mod ern
Languages.
pr, op Mopr.rrrv -Return of deaths with.
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Estate Sals-Real Estate and Stocks.
BY II. H. DeLEON. 2

Estate Sals-Rsal Estate and Stocks.
BY H. H. DeLEON. @
Will be sold. atpublio auction by orde. Of the Ezecu
tor, TOMORROW, May 18th, at- the Old Post
an that LOT OF LAND, With the three story Brick
Store, on the west side Of Kingstreet, three doors
above Marketstreet, and known as No. 23l, now
occupied by Messrs. Eckels 4 Co.; as Drug store;
or less. This store Is leased to 1st September at
rate of $500 per annum. On the Lot ts two story
Brick Kitchen with four rooms also Store Room.
Cistern, &c. r1-
All that LOT OF LAND, with the three story
Brick store, south Of the above, formerly cccu-
pied as Dry Goods Store, at an annual rent OF
front by 2l5 feet deep, more or less At the end OF
this store is an additional Brick Building with four
rooms, gateway, ciStern, &c:
All that LOr OF LAND, with two story Wooden
Dwelling, ou north side of Queen-street, west OF
Frankin-street leased at $3.50 per annum to 9Th No
vember. House contains five looius double piazza
to the west, private stairway, Wooden Kitchen two
stories high with four rooms, cstern, gas, &c. Lot
3s feet front by SO feet deep. more or less.
ALSO,
ALoT OF LAND in Logan-street west side, 50
feet fr3nt by - deep.
LOT OF LAND nor.h side of above, 80 feet front
by - deep. Both of these Lots described by plat on
nay of sale.
ALSO,
ALoT OF LAND on east side of savage-street 25
feet front by 93 feet deop.
ALSO,
2so Shares GAS COMPANY STOCK
6s Shares Memphis and Charleston Railroad Stock
4S Shares Dry Dock Stock
90 Shares Charleston and Ssvannah Railroad Stock
Shares South Carolina Ra lroad aud Bank Stock
Share, South Carolina Railroad Stock lhalf
Sharesl.
atoka
third cash; balance by tond ard mortgage, payable
In two equal annual rstaments with interest on the
same from day OF sale, payable semi-annusly. Bonds
to be given In amounts as may be required. Build
ngs to be insured and policies assigned. Purchas-
ers to pay for papers and stamps.
May Is WINS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-13

PosToFFTcE NoucE.-Under the, railroad
schedule taking effect this day, the Northern mails
will close at this Office at N and p. ID. daily,
exception Sundays, when only the 2. M. mail VIII
be put up. These mails Will arrive ct a. N; and
$3.50 p IL, and the latter win be deliverable at A.
NJ, ana the former at 1oH A. Ne The office hour.on
csuudays win continue to be from 1880 to I:So p NJ
- STANLEY G.TRoTT. p. NJ
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-13

: The DAILY NEws Exral, issueda two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon supplied the public craving for
news from the Hight Court of impeachment, and
raised the spirits OF those in cur community who
rest their hopes upon the acquittal Of the President
The RN of yesterday proved very servicea-
ble In laIing the dust aud cleansing the streets,
though 1t had but little effect on the atmosphere,
which continued sultry until the cool tshadest Of
seyenin1. .ss.,ges.Ssz. .s,,.....s -Sgfsss Ae =
PosrpoaEMEST. The sales OF real estate and
secufiHes; which were advertised 70 take place yes
terday, were postponed 10 thursday. ON account Of
the inclemenoy Of the weather which kept both the
aucHoneers and bidders within doors. - i
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REMovAL.-Messrs. Furchgots & Bro. have
removed the dry goods store from No. 4sa King.
street to the southwest corner Of King and Calhoun
streets The corner store, formerly occupied by
Mr. John Stackley has been completely reftted, and
is now furnished by Mes rs. Furchgott with full
stock, embracing every variety Of dry and fancy
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST cIRcULArloM-rHE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED as HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
.CULATIcN m THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING r. THE PosToFFIcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoV1s-
SONS OF THE NEW posToFFIcE LAW.
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REHABILITATION
Whites, z; Blacks and Colored, 1o-Total, II.
Oaice Of City Registrar. May y, 1868.
GEORGE 8. PGL .ER II. D., City Registrar.

NOTICES m BANKRUPTCY Meetings Of the
creditors of the undermen toned bankrupts toprove
debts and choose asgnees, will be held OF the Office
Of the Registrar. Hon. R. B. Carpenter, No. 70 Broad
street, on the days and at the hours named:
M. ! Ian. 4 Nons IOf ,uhnI nLnc,