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fIon- Reverdy johnson viii plouse
secept onr thanks for valuable Public
Documents.
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II HAVE established Y NJ A{s III
j Tor the sale and purchase 81 I,ba| Es.
iase, In Rorkbridee aud adjoining counties.
An experience Of 30 years IN the practice
Of Tie law n ilpokbrsaee has made iI.o
familiar with the value A1s. titles offs lands
inV;te lbe correspondence Of petsoisk
wishing - ss'|I OF r1fchnee reA nkt.s<t
Refer @ the business n1en a Richmond
>. d. DAVIDSON
june iss-at Lexington. VA.
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Now is the time to circulate Demo.
cratic Papers. Lei the people road the
frnth
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Thomas Harris, celofed, convicted ii
Stanton, VA, VI 40 outrage ID tWo
small eolorcd gifls, has been sentenced
70 The penitentiary for thirty years.
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The name of President johnson VAS
been stricken from tie ron 81 lonorarY,
neIApefs of The Unian Leezuc club 81
New York \ don't haft him much.
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The entire Demooratictieket was cleo
ted at the election 10 Mound City, I'LL
nois--a gain Of ono hundred votes.
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M*tNt} AtfA NNfYs Inc Ntt4tf w NHtE g.
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required uumkef u loq II 4 caflAin, thefn.
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requires ihA Republican party 10 carry onn
b. several IL lhS doubtful States. iip1n
the hsary electoral f0fe Of New York. f3t. 7
PennKyIssnia l2p} and Ohio f2i) depends
the result Of the eonfeki. The Kopuhllcan
parts must Win II L carries either. The
Democratic party may via e = sassass them
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afiehs New York Pennsylvania and
Ohio win b certain % sustain lis Dem
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the creditors elect to share in the benefits OF
his SUCCESS, he asks them, in due proportion,
to share the cost Of it, and thus equallze the
benefit and burden. And he is paid out OF an
estate in which the bankrupt-as In the case
Of en estate of deceased insolVent.,nas no
interest. For, as has been = tald before, the
bankrupt, so far as his property is concerned,
is as deceased insolvent. His property has
ceased to be his, and, henceforth, it is to be
administered as an estate.
Another important consideration entering
into the determination OF this question IS tnat
the measure of the counsel fee is not left to
counsel and client. Whether fee should be
allowed, and fors what amount, ls to be deter,
mined by the court, and is question addressed
to its equity.
The Judge, in coming to his conclusion IN
this matter, is aided by the fact that much OF
the labor to be compensated is done IN his
presence.
Of this, the highest form of service, he is sup
posed to be competent judge.
through the proper officer of the court, OF the
value Of the whole services rendered. ard does
not allow The fee unless satisfied that full value
las been given in the service rendered.
The estate of the creditor is thus protected
against any possible sinister speculation OF
client and counsel, or any innocent 1anenui
valuation that counsel might attacn % thelr 81
low, if permitted, without restraint, to tax the
estates Of banlrupts.
Upon very full consideration, and after much
deliberation, it is ordered that the report OF
Mr. Register Clawson be confirmed.
Il is also ordered that he report to the court
what, in his judgment is a proper counsel fee
in this case, and that if there is any doubt up
on the amount, that he take evidence upon
the question, and submit with his judgment
to the court.
ISigned] GEORGE s. BRYAN,
United States Judge District OF S. Carolina.
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..Honor to whom Honor is Due.''

To the Editor Of the Neaos:
Now that q general balancing of accounts
seems to, be going on in the community in re-
gard to the honors Incidental to the discovery
Of the phosphate deposits, and the debit and
credit sides Of the account with Fame are
being so nicely calculated and adjusted-the
public hoporing Professor Holmes, and Profess
sor Holmes 80. magnanimousiy sharing his
laurels with Doctor Pratt-it would, perhaps,
be as well that Doctor Pratt and Professor
Holmes should unite in acknowledging what
slight assistance they may have both derived
from DR.. st. Julien Ravenel in the discovery
which is to make them immortal.
To gentlemen so anxious to do justice to each
other and to all the world this cannot but be
grateful task. SIC VOS NON VObIS.
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SperiaI notifes.


s@ SOUTH CAROLINA. CHARLESTON
DIsTRICT-IN CHANCERY.-oFFICE OF THE
REGISTRAR IN NEQUITY.-RAyEEEL& l. COMPANY
VS.. JAMES MURPHY L COMPANY. etal-BILL FOR
ACCOUNT AND SPECIFIC PERFoRMANcE,-It
appearing to my satisfaction that c. Z. GARRl'
SON and THOMAS oXNARD, defendants in this
cause, are absent from and reside beyond the LIN
its Of this State so that the ordinary process OF the
Court cannot be served on them, on motion Of
Mcssrs. MAGRATH & LowNDEs, complainants' So
lictors ordered that the said defendants, C. E. GAR
RISoN and THOMAS oGNARD, do appear and
plead, answer or demur to this bill within forty days
from the publication of this order. or order pro
conssso will be granted and entered ag inst them
JAS. L. CAN'T, Registrar in Equity,
Charleston District.
MAY 7tl, 1868. 1el0d5 July
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
lizard u.s.. Wieters.

1ZdTQ U.s. WleteTS.
Will be sold under the direction of the undersigned
at the Old Custom Louse, on THURsDAY, the 30th
. day Of July, 1868, at IL A. NJ,
ali that TRACT OF LAND situate in the Districsot
Charleston, known as the Farm OF Samuel lizard, de-
ceased containing in the whole about eight acres;
bounding north Oh Grove-street east on land or
lately owned BY Dempsey, sou:h on land now Owned
by the South Carolina Jockey Club and known as the
Washington Race Course, and west on land. now OF
measuring on the north line 574 fes. on the east
line 57i feet, on the south line 57s iee5 and on the
west line I'll feet be the said dimensions moro or
less, all of which Is particularly delneated on plan
of said farm drawn BY 3. Payne, surveyor, In
june, lSl3, aud recorded in the Mesne Conveyance
for this distric. in Book D, No. 10, page $780,
Terms -One-haH cash; the balance in one and two
years. with interest from day Ct sale, payable semi
annually, SECURED by. bond and mortgage OF the
premises. Purchaser to pay taxes and Tor papers
and stamps JAMES IUPPsH,
July9 thu Master In Equity.
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JEFFERSON LoDoE, No. 4, I. o. 0. F.-Ide
semi-annual visitations of the Lodges OF
the Independent Order of Odd Fellows was
closed on Tuesday night, BY the installation OF
the officers elect of this Lodge. The proceed
ings were public, and there was quite large
attendance of the Fraternity and of the commu-
nifty at their hall, at the corner of King snd
Liberty streets.
The officers of the Grand Lodge were in full
regalia, and the officers elect we're duly install
ed by NJ. W. Grand Master Thos. Y. Simons,
who delivered appropriate charges, illustrative
of the principles of the Order, to the various
officers elect to-the different chairs.
We are pleased to learn that this Order is in
flourishing condition in the country. During
the past year it has had an accession OF over
thirty-five thousand members, ard has expend-
ed nearly o million OF dollars in its great mis-
sion Of friend ship, love and truth.
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NEWSPAPER SrEAL1SG.-Complaints are oc-
casionally made by our subscribers in the city
that they do not receive their copies of The
NEWS regularly. We have carefully inquired
into the matter, and arc satisfied that. In the
majority of cases, the paper has been stolen
after its delivery by our carrier. Very few
houses are provided with newspaper boxes
TIE papers are thrown into the yard into the
piazza, or thrust under the door. They can
nearly always be taken offby an adroit thief
without detection, and, in rainy weather, are
generally reduced to an awkwardly pulpy con-
ditioa. This cannot be avoided by our car
riers, who are driven to the utmost to serve
their routes at an early hour; but, if newspaper
readers will go to the small expense Of attach
ing newspaper box to their gates, they will
make their papers secure, save them from rain.
and be.sure that any irregularity in their recep-
ton, due to the carrier, will be promptly RENE
died.
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BE PALMETTO PIONEER CO-OPERA-
TIVE ASSOCIATION, having for its object to tur-
nisbing its members and the public with the neces
saries of life, unadulterated and Of good quality for
immediate cash payment, and from the profits of
such business to accumulate capital for Its menl-
bers, are now thoroughly organized and doing a
thriving business The Capital Stock of this Associ
alton is limited by charter to 800, Five Hundred
Shares of 1920 0O> Two Hundred and Sixty Dollars
each, payable in par funds Of One Dollar per week.
Any whitc person, resident of South Carolina,
shall be eligible for membership after complying
with the requirements OF the constitution.
No member shall be allowed to subscribe for more
than one share in his or her individual name.
The Board of Management in their quarterly state
ment to the Association shall estimate the profits Of
the business for the qusrter then closing, and shall
distribute the same In the following proportion, viz:
Thirty-three and onethird per cent. t33t} Of said
profit to the shareholders In rates to the amount at
the credit of their respective shares.
sixty.six and two-thirds per cent. 1887 Of said
profit to the credit of the shareholders in rates to
the amount of their purchases at the store Of the As.
sociation for the quarter then ending.
II Is provided however, that all such dividends
shall be passed to the credit Of their respective
shares until the full amount Of two hundred and
sixty dollars be paid In and then such shares shall
be cancelled, the dividends to be paid by the Board
by drafts upon the Treasurer.
The advantage of being shareholder In this Asso.
citation Is evident and can only be surpassed by the
anticipated success Of the future.
Certificates of Stock may be had and instalments
paid of the Cooperative Grocery Store, Market
Street No. 107, to W. n. WEIGH, Storekeeper; S.
THOMAS, President; JAS. ]. GRACE, Secretary
ALBERT o. STONE,
JOHN F. MABER,
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UNDER DECREE IN EQuITY.

Roper as. Etrohecfer.
Will be sold, under the direction of the undersigu-
ed, at the Old Cus.omhouse, on THURSDAY, the
3Otb day OF July, 1865. at II A. M.
All that LOT OF LAND, situated on the west side
of Meeting. street. in this city, known by the number
one hundred and ffty-fve (155, measuring in front
on Meengstreet SO feet 10 inches, on the back line
Al feet and in depth from east to west the north
line 100 feet and on the south line 81 feet be the
said dimensions more or less. Bounding to the
north on lot OF q. F. Strohecker, to the east on
aeetng.street to the south on lot OF Dr. E. L. Stro-
Hase,-sreet -sss-z5s --ss--
Terms-One-.hird cash; balance In one, two and
three years, with interest payable semi-annualy
from day of sae secured by bonds of purchaser and
mortgage OF premises Buildings to be insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay taxes, and for
papers and stamps. JAMES TUPPER,
July thu Master in Equity.
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stuth

DELAY NO LONGER in procuring an improved
kerosene stove you would save expense and do oil
your cooking without heating the house in summer.
No servant required. All the ladies are using them.
They can be had at J. B. Duval Son. Nc. S37 King
street [AdFt
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Aurtion Salrs.
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Cart. Eopf 4. Jerpey Us. Smith.

Cart, Eopf' & Jerpey Us: Smith.
will be sold, under the direction of the undersigned,
a. the Old Custom Eouse, on THURSDAY, the
3Oth day of July, 1885, at II A. H.,
All that LOT cF LAND situate on the eastern side
of Councstrset, in this city, measuring In front on
Courcil-street 100 feet more or less, and in depth
125 feet, more or less; bounding northwardly on
lands now or late Of the estate Of Rutledge Holmes
deceased eastwardy on lands now jate of the es.
tate OF Robert Linehouse southwardly en- lands Of
the estate of D.. Henry NJ. Holmes, and westwardly
on Council-s.reet.
Terms.-One.third cash; balance In one and two
years, secured by mortgage of the premises. Pur-
chaser to pay taxes and for papers and stamps.
JAMES TUPPER,
5uIy9 th4 Master in Equity
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ALBERT o. STONE,
JOHN F. AlAHER,
Board of MANAGEMENT.

@wHAT Is THE MATTER WITH YoU'
This is the familiar question put to every invalid.
In many cases the answer is, 81 don't know exactly,
but don't feel we'll" Look at the countenance Of
the man or woman who makes this reply, and you
will generally find that the eyes dull and lustre-
less the complexion sallow, the cheeks aacc!d and
the whole expression Of the face detected Interro-
gate the invalid more closely and you will discover
that constipation, the result of discrdered stomach
and torpid Iver is at the bottom of the mischief
"Tha.'s what's the matter" Whoever has ezpe-
rienced the effects ofTARRANT's EFTERvEscENT
Sitter APERItNT in such cases, need not to be
told to recommend 1t as q remedy.
TARRANT CO., Wholesale Druggists, No. 27s
Greenwich and No. 100 Warren streets, New York,
Sole Proprietors
Sold by all Druggists. smos % July 6
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A PRIZE FOB CHARIEsroN.-At arecent straw
berry festival in New Jersey, some strawber-
ries from Charleston were awarded the first
prize for size and quality. They were shipped
BY Kinsman g. Howell.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST cIRcuLATIoN.-THE DAILT
NEWS BENG THE NEWSPAPER. OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED as HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
CULATroN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ne IN TIE PosToFFIoE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoV1S'
IONS OF THE NEW posToFFTcE Law.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
III. II.

III. IL.
Ifyou want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery. Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or Miller's Almanac;
Ifyou want Printing executed 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. 50 Broad.
street.
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TEE CHARLESTON DELEGATION TO PHnADEI-
pHn.-In their report of their visit to the Ma
tional Board Of Trade in Philadelphia, Messrs.
w. L. Trenholm and Henry Cobia, the dele
gates appointed by the Board Of Trade of
Charleston, speak in the highest terms OF the
manner in which they were received. They
sketch out the constitution of the National
Board, give the names OF its officers, and in
conclusion say:
There were no smallnesses, no Narrow views,
no provincial prejudices there; the subtle mind
of the East, the large experience of the middle
coast, the great heart Of tho West, the warm
enthusiasm or the South, and in this we claim
Baltimore for the South, all work together to
buiId up o great institution for the common
benefit Of all. The National Board Of Trade is
an institution which cannot die. 1t is power
and an influence in the land, potential only as
yet, but destined 20 become most potent. Ii
is to be the great conservator Of commercial
interest, the great expounder Of commercial
usage, the great forum OF commercial IN.
'fercourse. the great advocate of commercial
.rights in and for al these United States.
It is to be regretted that. the ancient Cham.
ber of Commerce Of this city did not, too, have,
her representatives at this Convention; it IS to
be regretted that our sister cities OF the South,
vIalYeSlOQ, 0lOUuo, I1cuipulc3 9atohAhoi!3 -
mington and Norfolk, omitted to send dele
gates. :,
The door, however, is open to them al, and
they will meet in Cincinnati as warm welcome
and as kindly q reception as your delegates re-
ceiyed in Philadelphia. The gentlemen who
attended the Convention we're able aud inhuen-
tial men; they all expressed deep interest in
Southern recuperation, and those from the
crest cities Of the Lakes and the Mississippi
Valley exhibited most earnest desire for the
opening out of more channels OF intercourse
with the South. 1t is to Us OF the South that
the West looks for new markets, cheaper
Transportation and determined opposition to
monopolies grown great at its expense. These
feelings have already borne fruits. Loaisyille
has direct line of railroad to Memphis and
another to Mobile. The Illinois Central Rail
road is pushing due South, and canal between
Lake Michigan and the Mississippi is exciting
the enthusiasm of all the Northwest. Cincin-
natl and Louisville are urging forward their
railroads towards Knoxville, and the rich trade
OF that whole country is straining to come to
us here in Charleston by that route. Can We
do nothing to overcome the obstacles in the
way
4 Gan this whole community Of Charleston,
nav. can the whole power and influence Of the
State, do nothing to open the pouderous gates
of the Blue Ridge to this ife-giEing stream9
It Is. OF great consequence to the State at
large, and to this city. that the rich commerce
Of the West should find here an outlet to the
ocean.
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You CAN save from fifty cents to one dollar
per pound on teas, by purchasing them from Will
sons grocery, northwest corner Society and Anson
streets
Goods delivered free. stuth
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Attention is directed
to the notice OF the Board Of Commissioners
that the quarterly examination of candidates
for the Office Of teacher will be held at the
Normal School, in st. Phiip-street, at 9 a. NJ,
,satnrdaY. the nth instant.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-09

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-09

NorHNa DoMa.-East night the only case
reported at the guardhouse was that Of ne
gro woman who had fallen victim to the How-
IND bowl. The detective Office was equally
bare Of news, and Broad-street was as quietas
s a country lane.