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CHARLESTON.
TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 12, 1868.
The Verdict To-Day.

The sun rises this morning upon an AK
ious people. From Maine to California the
eyes Of millions are turned to the Senate of
the United States, before whom for so many
weeks the Presidents trial has been in pro-
gress. The verdict is to be pronounced to-
day. What viii it be?
The senators whose voices are to fix the
Presidents fate are fifty-four in number,
of whom forty. three are Republicans, as
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TO THE VOTERS OF THE UPPER
WARDS.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH A RESOLUTION
i adopted at mass meeting OF the Voters OF the
Inner Wards, held at the Washington Engine Com.
pany Hall, OIL last evening, the voters of the Upper
Wards are requested to meet in their respective
Wards on This Tuesday Eueniag, 18th inst at the
hour and place Designated for the purpose OF nomi-
natile suitable persons as Aldermen, and for the
purpose Of selecting by ballot. hve delegates from
each Ward, who shall meet a like number Of dele
gates from each Of the Lower Wards, and nominate
candidate for Mayor.
$. Ward No. s, Eagle Engine House. P. II.
Ward No. 9, Washington Engine House, 8 T. III.
Ward No. =, ,Oppenheim's Hall, P. II.
Ward No. 8, Marion Engine House, P. NJ.
W. s. HENEREY,
NAV 10 Chairman.
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llotifes in Dankrnptfp.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
j. UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-IN THE MATTER OF JOHN
D. CRAIG. BANKRUPT, BY WHOM PETITION
FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPTCY was
FILED ON THE ID DAY OF MARoH, A. D. 1868,
IN SAID cOURT-N BANKRUPTCY.-This is to
give notice that on the fourth day Of Nay, A. D. 1885,
Warrant In Bankruptcy was issued against the
Estate OF JOHN D. CRAIG, Of Sumter District, and
State Of South Carolina, who has been adjudged o
Bankrupt on his own petition; that the payment of
any debts and delivery of any property belonging to
said Bankrupt, to him or for his use and the trans
fer Of any property by. him are forbidden by
Bankrupt to prove their debts and to choose
one or more Assignees OF his Estate, will be
held at o Court OF Bankruptcy, TO be holden
ut No. "a Broad.sreet, Charleston, S. Co. before r.
B. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the sixteenth day of
Nay, a. D. 1868, at l o'clock P. II.
JP. NJ. EPPINd,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT uF THE
i UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-IN THE MATTER OF AL
BERT A. SHUMaXER, BANKRUPT, BY WHOM A
PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPT
CT WAS FILED ON THE 18th DAY OF APRIL,
A. D 1865, IN SAID COURT.-N BANKRUPTCY
This is to give notice that on the eleventh day If
Nay, A. d. 1868, Warrant In Bankruptcy was
issued against the Estate OF ALBERT A. SHUMA-
KER Of st. Mathews Parish, IL the District of
crangeburg, and State o! South Carolina, who has
been adjudged Bankrupt on his own petition; that
the payment of any debts and delivery of any prop
erty belonging to said Bankrupt to him or
for his use, and the transfer Of any property
by him are forbidden by Law that meeting of
the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts and TO choose one or more Assignees Of bis
Estate, will be held at a Court Of Bankruptcy, to
be holden at No. 72 Broad.street Charleston, S. c..
before R. B. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the
trenty:tfM day Of May, a. D. 1868, ut 10 o'clock
4. NJ. J. +. n. EPPlNG,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
May12
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CHARLESTON, May 9, 1858,

CHARLESTON, May 9, 1858.
lnss BABEL AcCulloch, Charleston Hotel:
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TO THE CONSERVATIVE VOTERS OF


TO THE CONSERVATIVE VOTERS OF
THE LOWER WARDS.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH A RESOLUTION
adopted at Mass Meeting of the Lower Wards,
held at The Masonic Hall, on Friday night last, the
Cooperative voters of the Lower Wards requested
to meet In In their respective Wards This Erenng at
the hour and place designated for the purpose Of
nominating suitable persons as Aldermen, and ior
the purpose of selecting, by ballot five delegates
from each Ward. who shall meet like number OF
delegates from each ofsthe Upper Wards, and nomi-
nate suitable candidate for Mayor.
Ward No. 1-South Carolina Hall, Eight P. III.
Ward No. 2-Hibernian Lower Hall, Eight T. n.
Ward No. 3-Palmetto Engine House, Eight P. III.
Ward No. 4-Masonic Hall, Eight z. NJ.
NIav12 E. PLATT, Chairman.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE CHIEF OF CITY DETECTIVES,
CHARLESTON, s. c.. May II, 1868.
ENOUND, AND BROUGHT 10 THIS OFFICE,
- one GOLD WATCH SEAL. Any one losing
the above have the by calling at this Office
proving property and paying expenses.
q. W, HENDRICKS,
First Lieutenant and { Chief OF City Detectives.
Approved: G. B. SIGwALD, Chief OF Police.
May 10 q
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IF. F. Frelinghuysen. n. ].
james w. Grimes, Iowa
James Harlan. Iowa.
III. B. Henderson, Mo.
iJacob II. Howard, Mich.
iTimothy o. Howe, Wis.
Edwin D. Morgan, n. 7.
Justin 8. Morrill,, vt.
iLot. P. Morrill,, Ne.
10. P. Morton, Ind.
james W. Nye, Nevada.
IJ. W. Patterson, n. d.
samuel O. Pomel oy, rs.
lAlcx. Ramsay, Min.
lE. G.. Ross, Kansas.
Wm. II. Stewart, Nevada.
lCharles Sumner, Mass.
IT. W. Upton, Nebraska.
iP. G. Van Wrinkle, W. v.
Henry Wilson, Mass.
lw. T. Wiley, W. v.
Yates, nj. =
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. With great respect,

With great respect,
CHAs. T. LowTDEs WIN. RAvESEL
BEyRY GouRDN ALFRED HUaER
W. D. PORTER JAMES Rose
P. c. GAIILAnD ISAAC W. HAYNE
JAS SIxoSs c. E. HUGER
DAVID JENNINGS RoBT MURE
WILLIAMS MIDDLETON WIZ. WHALKY
JOHN B. LATTE r. I. WALKER
SANCEL HART. Sr. HENRY GERDTE
THEo. G. BARKER DONALD 6. MCKAY
WM. BULL PRESaLE THEo. D. JERvEY
P. ]. BARBoT II. SELIGNAN
THEo. HUcHEr THEo. D. SToSEY
G. a. SIMoSToS c. F. HANcKEL rf
SAMCEL LORD, JR W. g. DESAUssURE
WIZ. a.. HuoER i c. r. MILES
E HoRRY FROST EDw. MoCRADY, JR.
JoES S. FARLEY JOHN HANcKEL
z. L. KEDnIsoS a. Z. RAvENEL
E. P. M1LLIKEN B. O,NEHL
JoHN r. READ Louis D. DEsAussunE
ST.. HOWARD. SAMUEL D. sTosEY
]. FRASER MATHEwEs F. j. PoRcEER
j. ". WILKINSON JAS. s. MURDOCH
BENZ. q. RuTLEDGE VIM L. TRENHOLM
WIN. E. ROWLAND THos. FROST
r. B. RHETT, JR. G. A. CH1soLM
C. E. WUNDERLIcH HENRY SIEGLNG
JAMES LowNDEs j. d. WILSON
D. E. HUaER SMITH ISAAC HAYSE\
RUDOLPH SIEGrrSa JAMES SMoSs, JR
JAMES ADGER, JR A. i. SMzTHE
MCMILLAN King RAwLISs LowNDEs
F. W. DAWSON VIM E. HUGER
WM. Ladder JAMES FRASER
LIONEL C. NOVEL; 7. PrNcKNEY LowHpEs
E. P. JERyEY WIN. E. MKELL
E. W. MACBETH ]. r. PRINaIE, JR
ARTHUR BARSwELL j. Z. +. RAvESEL =
LEE HOWARD
W. D. CLANCY
ROBT. MURDOCH
F. z. HUGER Committee OF
r. T. SMITH Arrangements.
W. ". WILKINSON,
Ell. WELLS
B. F. HUGER
CHARLESTON May II, 1868.
Miss McCu1LocH returns her sincere thanks to
the gentlemen Of Charleston who have so politely
and kindly rendered her Complimentary Benefit
Not attributing this unexpected courtesy entirely
to any success she may have attained as an artist,
she Is too happy to believe that 1t emanates fom the
friendly hearts Of her brother South Carolinians.
She therefore accepts the compliment and In re-
sponse win appear in the part OF Rosina in the Bar
Der of Seville" May 70
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lOhOWo
Benjamin F. Wade, o.
Henry B. Anthony. 3. I.
Simon Cameron, Penn. :
A. G. Cattel, N. J.
Zach. Chandler, Mich.
Cornelius Cole, Cal.
Roscoe Conklin, N. z.
John Conness, Cal.
b. W. Corbett, Oregon.
Aaron q. Craigin, N. b.
Chas. D. Drake, Mo.
G. F. Edmunds, vt.
o. 8. Ferry, Conn.
Wm. P. Fessenden, Me.
j. 8. Fowler, Tenn.
John Sherman, o.
VIM. Sprague, r. I. 3
John III. Thayer, Neb.
Lyman Trumbull. Ill.
Goo. 81. Williams, Oregon
Daiiel L. Norton, Min.
Richard
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:"
weeks the Presidents trial has been in pro.
gress. The verdict is to be pronounced to,
day. What will it be?
The senators whose voices are to fix the
Presidents fate are ffty-four in number,
of whom forty-three are Republicans, as
follows:
BENJAMIN F. Wade, o. IF. F. Frelinghuysen. \. J.
Henry B. Anthony. B. L James Wy. Grimes, Iowa
Simon Cameron Penn. James Harlan. Iowa.
A. G. Cattel NJ. II. B. Henderson, No.
Zach. Chandler, Mich. Jacob II. Howard, Mich.
Cornelius Cole, Cal. Timothy o. howe, Wis.
Roscoe Conklin, N. 7. Edwin ID. Morgan, \. Y.
John Conness, Cal Justin 3. Morrill,, vt.
q. ". Corbett, Oregon. Lot. 2. Morrill,, Ne.
Aaron q. Craigin, N. b. 10. 2. Morton, Ind.
Chas. d. Drake, Mo. James ". Nye, Nevada.
a. f. Edrnunds vt. j. W. Patterson, N a.
o. 8. Ferry, Conn. Samuel O. Pomeloy, rs.
Wm. P. Fessenden, Me. Alex. Ramsay, MID.
j. 8. Fowler. Tenn. E. G. Ross, Kansas.
John Sherman, o. VIM. II. Stewart, Nevada.
VIM Sprapue RI Charles Sumner, Mass.
John IF, Thsyer, Neb. T. ". Upton, Nebraska.
Lyman 1rumbull, Ill 2. G. Van Wrinkle, W. V.
Goo b. wilfiEms Oregon. Henry Wilson, Mass.
Dai-tel l. Norton, Min. I'VE I. Miney' W. ".
The Democratic senators are eleven, as
named:
J: A. Bayard, Del las: B. Do1iittls, Wis;
Garret. Davis, Ky. rhos. A. Hendricks, Ind.
James Dixon, Conn. Reverdy johnson. Nd
Willard Salisbury, Del D. 7. Patterson, Tenn
Geo. T. Yickers, Md.
A two-thirds vote-that Of thirty-six
senators-will be required to convict the
President. Assuming that the eleven Dem
ocratic senator's will vote in body for
aequittal, and that MIR. WADE will insist
upon and be allowed permission to cast his
vote into the verdict, eight Republican
votes are requisite to overcome the decision
of two-thirds of the Senate, and thus secure
the Presidents acquittal. Should Mr.. WADE
renounce the privilege which majority OF
the Senate would doubtless accord to him,
seven Republican votes would suffice for
acquittal.
Thus, the only chance Of Mr.. JOHNSON
escaping conviction rests upon the possible
detection of few conservative and indie
pendent Republican senators from the
standard Of party orthodox. The doubtful
senator's from whom the votes required to
secure an acquittal are looked for, are
Messrs. FEssENDEN, TRUMBULL, GRIMES,
FOWLER, VAN WINKLE, SpRAauE, ANTHONY,
Ross, NORTON, EDMuNDs, and MORRILL,, Of
Maine. But it is to be noted that of these
eleven votes claimed or hoped for by the
Presidents friends, hardly one can be de-
pended on as certain for acquittal. If, upon
preliminary count of the noses this morn
ing, it should appear that the extremists
can muster thirty-six votes, it is probable
that the few stragglers will be whipped in,
for the final vote, and that the President
will be ousted by an unanimous, or nearly
unanimous party vote.
On the whole, there seems to be but
slim chance that to-day's sun will 60 dowr
with ANDREW JOHNSON still occupying ths
presidential chair.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL SOCIETY
FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF CHRISTIANITY
IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
1lHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SOCIETY
Il will be held Mt Grace Church. on Thursddg Eren-
ino the 14th instant at O'Clock, and the Anniver-
sury Sermon will be preached on Wednesday, Ere1-
ING, at the same Church. ALI interested In Diocesan
Missions are invited to attend on both occasions.
JOHN HANCKEL,
Recording Secretary.
EVAN EDWARDS, Treasurer. 8 May Q
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llDaatS.

WANTED ISIMEDIATELY, AN Ex-
w PERIENCED NURSE. Apply at NO. 81
May i
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WARD MEETINGS.

WAdU NEETIWUSs
TJ1HE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF CHARLESTON
/ will meet In their several Wards on Io-Morro,u,
18th instant at halfpast Seven o'clock p NJ to elect
Candidates for Aldermen and to radfy the nomina,
tion for Mayor, made at the clubhouse" on 22d
April last Nominations for Aldermen as follows:
Two for Ward No. /; two for Ward No 2
Three for Ward No. 8; five for Ward No. 4.
Two for Ward No. &; two for Ward No. 6.
One for Ward No. 7; one for Ward No. 8.
The Ward Committees are requested to make the
necessary arrangements G.. PlLLSBURY,
MAY 10 thstu3A Chairman Committee.
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To Rfnt.

Go Afnt.
YT1O RENT. THE STOKE NOW OCCU-
i PIED by R. 81. Welch, corner of Market and
Meeting Streets also, the Grocery Store on Market
street. west the above, and formerly occupied by
". J. Trim.
THE SPACIOUS STORE IN THE ADGER BUILD.
ING, entrance ON Market-street, formerly occupied
by Msckey & Baker.
THE TWO STORES ON KrNG-sTREET, IN THE
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Lynah. Inquire Of
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Mayo stuth No. 143 Meeting street.
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VTTANTED. A CoLORED BOY. 12 TO IL
w wears old TO do general houselsork. Must
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Amnsemenis.


MISS ISABEL MccULLoCH.
MILLS HOUSE, MAY 1a, 1865.
PARL0R ITALIAN OPERA.
AT THE REQUEST oF MANY OF OUR CIT1.
ZENs, Miss McCCLLocH has kindly consented to
delay her departure for Savannah, and will appear
THIS EVENING
in the Grand Comic Opera,
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE,
by the immortal Rossni in which will appear the
following eminent artists:
Miss ISABEL McCULLoCH in the role Of. .Ros1NA.
signor GIOVANNI BoYE, distinguished in the
role ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COUNT ALMIvIyA
signor CARLO ORLANDINI, the magnificent
Baritone, as...... FIG ARo.
signor A sUsINI the we'll known and mimi
table Basso, as..................DoN BAEToLo
Sgnor Y. LOCATELLI, the unrivalled Basso,
as......................... .Dos BAssIL1o.
H1- Entrance on Queer-street. Open at Seven
P. N. Performance will commence punctually at
Eight o'clock.
@r The Committee on Arrangements will be in
attendance at the Mills House tentrance on Queen.
street, from Twelve until Four o'clock 2. NJ. To-Day
As the sale of tickets is limited they can only be had
upon application to any of the Committee at tina,
place during those hours. Tickets ONE DOLLAR
AND FIFTY CENTS.
CHARLESTON, May 8, 1858.
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The Democratic senators are eleven, as
named:
J. A. Bayard. Del JAS. R. Doolittle, Wis:
Chas 4, Buckalew. Penn. lThos C. McCreery, Ky.
Garrett Davis, Ky. rhos. A. Hendricks, ind.
lanes Dixon. Conn. Reverdy johnson. Nd.
willard Salisbury, Del D. T. Patterson, Tenn.
Cleo II Vlckers Md
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