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RI. REV WM. NJ. GRETN. D. O.. Chancellor
RI. R:.V. c. L. QClNTAHi', u. D., LII. D.. Vice.
Chancellor.
7rnstecs-Thc Bishops of North tarolna, South
Carolina, Georgia. Florida ALABAMA, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Tennessee, Texai and Arkansas ogO'o
and one Clerical aud two Lay rus;ccs from each
Of said Diocc,eI.
The Doald OF Trustees of the Unyor'it7 announce
that they will open the Junior Department 1T Ln'
yersity Place. OH Fetle day. the ifIt day OF sep
tcmbcr mex, under General J. EoN:t', of Ala
ban.a as Head Master distinguished graduate nt
West Point, very highly recommended % General
Lee aud otheg lel1:ng nen OF t coilir!.
Desiring to make the school simply sr'f-fiiStain-
ing, the Trustees have fixed upoa he slIn o. silU
PC. year 10 cover the entire charges except n.rcl:-
Ialion fec $50 AMI medical at'cati"nca. students
will be required to furnish thcf own sHecd pillows,
ASS AID iowo s. Payment will be required semi
arnnay in advance.
School Wi; rropci after Inc Chr>tin Is yd;:lon oa
the lO:h hay OF Fcbru1r, r.niaicag II s-s ion dur
ing tuc summer except short recess.
COMMUNICATIONS Ia resrence 10 The School should
be addressed 10 GEO L. FaiEBAEkS. Esq, EicIc,,-
rer Of the University, University Place, Franklin
County. tennessee.
Ilc location uf the nivcrsiiy the beautiful and
sautrious psicau Of the Cumberland Moulalls Is
too we'll known 10 require descr ptioa.
Persons ceming 10 University Place change cars at
Cowan station, Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad,
and lake The cars ot the Tennessee Coal Company 10
University Station 70 niiies) on the University do
main. WILLIAM MERCER GREEN,
September Chancellor.
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line, but the citizens candidates can be

line, but the citizens candidates can be
made to win.
They can win, and will win, if oil our
white citizens register, as well as those
colored people who are our friends and not
our enemies. Without full registration
there cannot be full vote, for no man con
vote who does not register at the registra-
ton which begins on Friday next and ends
on the following Monday. No patriotism,
no money, no labor, no goodwill is of any
avail without registration; and the sim
cerity of the professions of those who are
eager for the fray Gun only be known by the
unani!nity with which they then enroll their
names.
There is hardly man in this community
who does not know how important it IS that
the reins of our city government should be
held by firm and experienced hands. Our
prospects for trade are Frightening daily,
our channels of commerce ara being widen
ed and deepened; but blight will be cast
upon all our efforts, and the growing for
tunes of our city will be numbed and chilled,
if our Municipal government is allowed to
be controlled by the scalawag and carpet
bagger.
Our safety depends upon our own works.
Ifevery man in Charleston will give an hour
or two to registration, and an hour or two to
voting himself, and seeing that others vote,
the city will be rescued from the clutches
of those who see in three years lease of
office the opportunity of filling every car
pet-bag, and of becoming sleek and fat by
feeding at the public crib.
Charleston can be made the first city OF
the South, if PILLsBURY is defeated. She
has within her borders every element Of
wealth and fame; and nothing but SO profit
gate and e1travagant q government as that
with which we are threatened, can prevent
her from eclipsing, before many years are
over, her most active and enterprising
rivals.
Register. Register! Register! Vote !!
Vote Vote! That is how to do it.
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How Not to Do 1t.

If you want to secure the defeat of the
citizens candidate and The success of GIL
BERT PILLsBURY s. Co., tell your friends
that figures are fallacious, and that it is alb
surd to suppose that there are not twice as
many negroes as white people in Charles
ton. This will not be enough; so tell your
friends that you do not care sixpence for
any elections, that your business is on the
wharves and on the Bay, and not at the
polling precinct on registration and elec-
tion days. Tell every one you meet that
the election of PItIssURY is \ foregone con-
clusion. Cry out that you are whipped be-
fore you go into the fight. Look black anu
paint ycur face blue-the national color.
Vow that you will not waste time in stand
ing in q crowd with parcel of negroes,
aud wind up your lamentations by declar-
ing that one vote is of no consequence
either way.
And if your friends tell you that figures
do not lie; that the colored people have but
a small majority, even if they vote solidly
against The whites, which they will not do;
that you are threatened with exorbitant
taxation and depreciation of mercantile
credit; that it will be of no use to 60 down
town when there shall be no business to
attend to; and that, to turn an honest dol
lar, you do a hundred more unpleasant
things every day than standing i'll row
as you do at the postofice-to register and
vote; say to your friends frankly and fairly:
have made up my mind and will not be
converted, and if my inaclion causes the
contest to be lost, can at least console my
self by saying-I always told you SO.
This is the patent plan for procuring the
election of PILLsBURY; or the short, quick
and infallible method-How not to do it.
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How to Do 1t.

The candidates for Mayor and Aldermen
who shall represent the citizens of Charles
,on, as opposed to the Radical nominees
who will represent nobody and nothing but
can be elected. There may be
spssmodic croaks from Ashley to Cooper,
and from White Point Garden to the city
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COMPARATIVE GROCERY,
SOUTHWEST CORSEH MEETING AND
MARKET STKEE,ES

A n EXTENSIVE, VARIED AND CAREFULLY
n selected supply VI the NECE>SARIES OF
LIFE, and also the luxuries-WINES, LIQUORS,
etc-wi!l at all times be founl at the above store.
established under the auspires of the PALMETTO
PIONEER COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION" and
WHICH will continue and extend the advantages II
aiready Offers to the public. FRESH arrivals and
bargains will be regularly reported AMI every facid.
ty afforded patrons.
The "object'' OF the Association il, as set forth IN
its charter, ITO furnish members arl the public
with the nccessaries OF life OF good a!ty unl1ulte
rated and at lowest market rates, and from the
profits OF such sales 10 accumulate capital for iss
members"
Copies of tie Constitution and Bylaws can be
found at the store OF tho Association, aud all IN
quires egarding the practical working OF the enter
prise will De cheertully an promptly satisfied.
W. II. WEIGH, superintendent.
]. n. Wl6FALL, Assistant
T,,1,.
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THE moderate Republicans are dissatis-
fed with PILLsBURY. They have few
hundred votes and want the Democrats 10
give them four or FIVE thousand more votes,
that they may run in their man, CLARK.
Would it not be more reasonable if these
moderate Republicans joined forces with
our own white people, and selected an intel
lgent and responsible Charlestonian?
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
no. 721 B r OA D Va ?,

ID. M. HlLDi;E'iII K CO., ProTr1etors.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED TIR>T-CLASS
HOTEL, rs ponular!y Known in former times
under the mauass--cnt o J. g. MONNOT, Esq, :;
more recently uidcr L.st OF HIRAM CRANS'fON I:
C; IS now undel iaa pT0pr1ei .rslIip Of Mcssrs y.
nj. UILpRErH 4. Z. RUCKWAY, uner the ir.l Of
D. NJ. HILDREril L co.
The senior partacr from lis long experience as a
o,oure,or of the Tcr9r6a st. Lolts and st. Charles
Hotels of New Orleans. 1atters himself that lie can
assure his friends aid lie public generally that its
former worldwide reputation popular hrst'Glass
Hotel, shall be fully sustained under its present
management, 1yr* February u
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9otfls.

VICTORIA HGTEL.-'fHt. PHOPH1E-
TOR announces 10 liz patrons, aid The public
in general that The price OF board ior transient AID
permanent boarders ha, Leen considerably reduced.
The Hotel is located in the business art OF King
street. corner of Princess II is OF tue best fur
nished Hotels in the city. The proprietor has Kept
it for the last IT, evc yca,s, aud hi, motto is to make
every quest feel 1t home.
Price for Transient Doarders, per day.........S2 So
Price Tor Permanent Boarders rcr week ....... 10
L. CPDEBEECk, Proprietor
October tuthslmO
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Whufntilnal.

1TTss NJ j. CUHIa Will GIVE Les
WI Sons IN GERMAN. FRI i3H AND DRAW
ING al her rcsi e.:cc 10 50 }hurchsir ct. also in
Sc ools and private families.
References i;eY. . L. Gadslen. Icy. JG,ncs Miles,
NJ Gwar, aic,:rady, Prct John McCrady,
October 17 tuf6
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Mr.. G. W. CLARK says that he can be
elected Mayor of Charleston if the Demo-
Gratis will subscribe twenty thousand dol
lars for electioneering purposes.
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AN EASY problem for young mathemati-
clans: If it would cost $4,000 10 elect
CLARK, how much would it cost to elect
man in whom the masses of the people have
confidence
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Gleftioll l,lotiff.

election llotiff.
X ENERAL ELECTION.-THE COM.
VI MISSIONERS OF ELECTION FOR COLLIE
TUN COUNTY have, on account ft absence Of somt
Managers appoipted and inability of others 10
been Compelled to make several changes. They have
appointed the tollowii named persons Managers o
Elections, and designated Q places hcreinatc
mentioned as ponl Procipcts, for the Eic .tion o
the ID November. 1868:
st. Burtholomcyv's Parish.
First Precinct-Smokc's Cross Roads.
GEORGE WARREN. AASAp5afi 5aHS W. BROWN.
ISAAC SPELL.
Bcll's Cross Roads Poll.
MANAGERS.
P. ". A. BRYAN. ]. r. BAILEY.
JOSEPH BRYAN.
Second Precinct-Eork Eo1 Poll.
MANAGERS.
Horsepcn Box Poll
MANAGERS.
" - JACKSON BRYANT.
YARNS Box Poll.
MANAGERS.
Third Precinct-Waltcrbo
MANAGERS.
c. D. FARMER. ROBERT CAMPBELL.
JAMES NESBET.
Blue House Poll.
MANAGERS.
JOEL PADGET. TOBY GRANT.
Round . Poll, or G1oversvillc.
MANAGERS.
HENRY GLOVER, Jr. ISRAEL JENKINS.
WM. MOREE.
Fourth Prccinct-Ashepoo Poll.
j. G. McBLA1R. WILLIAM rRAsIER.
Maple Cane Poll.
MANAGERS.
jacob. JOHN o. JACQUES.
BENJAMIN woR.
Jacksonboro' Poll.
EDWARD aof MES. HENRY JAMES.
SAMUEL o. GREEN.
Saint Georges Parish.
Fifth Precinct-summcrvillc Poll.
sAM'L KINGMAN. IHos. GELZEE.
C. j. SASPORrAS.
Georges Station Poll.
3rASAoEns
S. WILLIAM 16SsI.Ir 1IoMAs; I,GvR e 3; lac yAc'DI
Ridgcvil1c Poll.
MANAGERs
JAMES NJ cANrwELL. RoRERrF PARKER.
MICHAL JOHNSON.
saint PnuI's Parish.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures Cross Roads Poll.
-HYArT. - JOHNSON,
SYLVESTER WINDuAM.
Glovcr's Station.
MANAGERS.
JESSE S. CRAIG. J. CART. GLOVER.
r. j. LAEOACH.
Eantowlc's.
MANAGERS.
HoMAs MILLER. WEEKS.
EDWARD WHITE.
The Managers OF Elections will revise r rc,iot
of three days. commencing October 81, \. d. 1868
the registration lists upon which the election com
nencing the ID day Of June. a. D. 1868. was corduct
cd by the addition to such lists oil the names Of al
persons entitled to vote under the constitution wht
have not already been registered. and by strikin:
from such lists the names Of slch persons rs shal
not by law he entitled to vote. 1t bcng impossible
to furnish books to all managers OF the 2i Of Octo
bcr cgst alton will 0c continued through the 20 b
30.h and 31s: lays cf October.
All m nagers who have received books and Order
as directed by JOSEPH y. SiSPORTAS. in accord
ancc with special orders, will commence registration
OF The 24,h Of October. Ohc:s will commence III
II ediate.y on II ceiving books and orders.
For tie purpose OF such revision the Managers o
Elections will meet at the times and places desgnat
ed above by the Commissioners.
By order Of the Board.
JOSEPH 4. SASpORTAS, chairman.
Summcryillc, :. C., October, 1868. o. ober? "a
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Ir CLARK cannot be elected, as he says,
unless he obtains four-fflhs of the white
vote, what are his chances?
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DHIvATE BOARDING.- GEN
j. TLEMEN AND WIvR, can bo accommodated
with private board at moderate rates, in central
part Of the city. Address "H," through Pos otti"e.
November on
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IF YOU want a negro police, oppose the
citizens candidates
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Dissolution Of Gepartnfrsblp.

nISsoLUtION.-TH FIRM OF BEL
~ LAMY & ROBINSON was dissolved on the lst
instant. All the books and accounts of the firm are
for the present in tho care Of MIR. q. a. FOLLlN,
No. ls1 ct Bay who is authorized to receipt for
any debts due the lite firm.
November 2
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Doarbing.

DOARDIN NG.-COMFuRThBLE AND
- nicely furnished rooa,s and board can be OIL
tanned by applying at Mrs. NILLER'S, No. 6 Hud-
sen.stroet stuthlno October 10
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For State at Large.
JOHN P. THOMAS, of Richland.
JOHN D. KENNEDY, of Kershaw.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE.
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
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LIQUORS LIQUORS!
HEQECTION list MAIZE

GREAT REDUCTION JUST MADE.
UAvING MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH SOME
I'll OF the best importing houses of New York
and Philadelphia, We are enabled to offer our
stock of WHIsKEY, Brandy. Port, Madeira, Sherry
and Claret Wines, Pure Holland Gin, London Porter
and Scotch Ale, Stoutons Biters, &c at greatly re-
ducsd prices
Parties in want of any OF the above articles would
do well to give call before purchasing elsewhere.
Qui:k Sales and Small Profits is our molto.
BYkNE l. FOGAR1Y,
No. 452 Elng. street. corner John.street,
Charleston S. G.
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CLARK says he can carry five hundred
colored votes. How many can the united
white peor!e of Charleston carry?
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If YOU want to have bad time, 60 and
vote for PILLsBURY.
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PRICE LIST.
OLD KCN1U UCkY BOURBON WaISKEY, per g

CID KENTUCKY BOURBON WaISKEY, per gal
Lou.'..... ....-.s- tu
Old Aonongahela Rye Whi;key, per gallon. .....2 25
superior Aloncngahe,a Rye Wiiskey, per gal. % SO
Choice Old Moaonsaho,a Rye whiskey X.......2 so
Choice Old Mononsahela Rye Whiskey, XX......3 90
choice Old Munonsahela Rye Thisfey. XXX....3 a5
.t
Pure Holland Gin. Observation-Disclosures. .....4 90
Fine Old Burgundy Port Wine. 60
Fine I'D Madeira Wine. ......................SO
Tiac Old Sherry Wine. .....................30 90
Stouton's Filters, per bottle. Observation-Disclosures. rs
London Porter, warranted perdozen bottles. ...3 90
English and scotch Ale, per dozen bottles. .3 90
Claret Vine, per dozen bottles. cs...............60 90
Port Wine, Yer dozen bottles eS.................75 so
Madeira Wi'e. pei dozen bottles. ..............75 so
sherry Wine, per dozen bottles. les...............75 so
Whiskey, per dozen bottles. ...6 to 12
Gin, per dozen bottles. .12 90
disco unit Of ten per cent. will be allowed on all
bills OF $50. limo October c
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ilotiffs ir Dunkruptfn.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES. FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAHOLINA.-IN THE MATTER Or FRAN
CTS NJ. MITCHELL. BANKRUPT ITO whom it may
concern The undersigned hereby lives notice of his
appointment as Assignee OF FRANCIS NJ. MITCH-
ELL in the District OF Abbevllle ard State OF South
Carolina. within said District, who has been sdjudg
cd Bankrupt upon his own petition by the IS
trict Court OF said District
Dated I'd day of November, ). D. 1863
III. ned LOUIS NclAIN,
November 3 iu3 Assignee.
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For Congressional Districts.
ROBERT F. GRAHAM, of Marion.
BENJAMIN H. RUTLEDGE, of Charleston
ALEXANDER G. HASKELL, of Abbeville.
EDWARD c. MCCLURE, Of Chester.
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Mfftings.
CITY COUNCIL.

THE REGULAR MEETING WILL BE HELD
This Evening, at Seven O'Clock, in Council
Chamber ". q. SNIIlH.
November 3 CLERK of Coucci
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NFFI.E CHEF OF P,:IICss, MAIN
" GUARDII0U,E. CHARLEaTON, S. G., Oc-
tober l6 lSjS.-rhc following Ordinance is publish
cd ;or ;he iniormatoI Of all whom it my concern,
and will b. strictly enforced cftcr this date:
By order of the Mayor.
Z. Il. SIGWALD, Ch:ai of Police
II SaALL NOT BE LAWFUL FOE ANY LICENS-
ED iACkE.', Or any othcr person, to purchase any
Sample or Lo Sc Gotten from any person other than
Factor regularly engaged in the sale OF otton in
bales or original packages or from shipping Mer.
Chant regularly engaged n the shipping OF Cotton ia
bales or packages IS aforesaid and at tleir respsc-
tive and customary place Of business only and from
no ether PEI son or persons any other place or
places whatsoever, under penalty Of one hundred
dollars for each and every offence. October 16
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For Member of Congress.
Colonel R. W. SEYMOUR.
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gspartntrsbip hutiff.

rEHE SUBSCRIBE RS HAVE THIS DAY
i entered into aCopartncrship for the purpose
OF conducting GENERAL COMMISSION AND
PRODU''E Blu ,INLSS in the cities OF New York and
Char lesion, under the firm and style Of WHAR
& MOFFETr New York, and MOFFErT Il WHAR-
TON, Charleston. THOS. j. WHARTON.
November 3 JAS G. MOFFErT.
NIOTICE..-WE HAVE ASSOCIATED
N with us MIR. ARTHUR BARNWEL in our "a
vannah firm Of GIBBES BARNWELL, from this
date. G1BBES Gu.
Charleston October l. 1868 3 Noyember2
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TN THE EIsTRlCT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAROLINA =
OCTOBER TERM, 1s5S.-lN THE MATTER OF
MOSES BROGDEN, OF SUN TER, BANKEUPT.-
PETITION FOR FINAL DI CHARGE IN BANK
RUPTCY Ordered, That a hearing be had on the
tcents.si-M dagof NoremLer 1868 Al Federal Court
house in Columbia. s. c.; and that all creditors, g..
OF said bankrupt appear at said time and plcc and
show cause If any they can, why the prayer OF the
cond meeting Of creditors OF said Bankrupt will be
held at the Office of r. 3. CARPENTER Esq. Regis
tar of second Congressional District =. c, on
frenty-hiri day Of NoremJer, 1868, at - NJ
.y order OF the Court, the 3st day of October,
1868 DAN'L HORLBECk,
Clerk of The Distric. Court of the U. s..
November 3 tu2 Fo- South Carolina.
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COAL! COAL!!

y A q .. II y q Il Is p Z "a
toFEI2E EAST BAY, OPPOSITE UNION
WHARVES,
pEGS LEAVE To INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND
ID tho public that he / as commenced the COAL
AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, and
so!cits share of their patronage.
August II 3mo
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Rem0paIs.

DR.J. M,TUHELL HAS REMOVED
~ his Office and residence to the SOU UrHEAST
CORNER OF KING AND JOHN STREETS.
November
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FARM WITHIN THE CITY
f0sf anD loanD.


CTRAYED FROM POST HOspIiAL,
- No. 103 Tradl-street. on Saturday. q medium.
sized BAY HORSE; back shows saddle marks.
November 2*
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. For SOUTH CAROLINA
OCTOBER TERM. 1S6S-IN THE MAT TER OF
RUPT-PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL Dis
CHARGE IN BANKhUP rCY ORDERED, That
hearing be had on the fcentys'rh day Of Norcmbcr.
that all Creditors, &C., OF said ,nkrupi apIeir at
said time aud place, an show cause il any they can,
why the prayer the petitioner should not be grant
ed. And tha! the second meeting of Creditors Of said
Bankrupt will bo held at the office OF Il. 3. CAR,
pENTER, ESQ.,, Registrar of Second Congressional
District s. c., the t,cenytird day Of November,
1868, at 12 O'Clock n.
D. ordor OF the Court. the 3lst day OF October,
1868 DANIEL HOtLBECh,
Ce of the District Court of the United States. for
South CarolinI. tu2 November
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HIRERhIAN SOCIETY

THE REGULAR MONTHLY NETTING OF THIS
l. Society will be held at their Hail. This Tues
day) Erentng, November 8, at seven o'clock
WM. AIKEN KELLY,
November 9 Secretary.
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CHI A r L ES T ON.

TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8, 1858.
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TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United STATES FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
OCTOBER TERM, lS6S-lN THE MATTER OF
HORArE Il. MOSES OF 81 INTER-, BANKRUPT
pE1IrIO> FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE
IN pANKRUPTCY.-Ordiei, hat hearing be
had Oh the hrenty-s,sh day Of NoremJer. 1868, at
Federal Courthouse in Columbia. s. c.; and that all
t:rcdtors, &C., Of said bankrupt appear at said
time and place, and show cause. ii any thSy can
why tho prayer If the Petitioner 3nould not be
granite And that the second meeting OF Creditors
OF said Bankrupt will be held ct the office CT Il. g.
CARPENTER. ESQ.,, Registrar OF The second Con-
gressiona District. = c., on the tCentythtrd day Of
Nor. nlber 1868, at u NJ.
BY order of the Court, the 31st day of November,
1868. DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court OF the United States for
South Carolina. tu2 NOvember3
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TNUR SALE, A LARGE STOVE, WITH
Il pipe, neally new.
WI. s. CORWIN & CO.,
October24 No. 275 Kins-street.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
OCTOBER TERM, 186s-IN THE MATTER OF
JAMES D. GRAHAM, OF SUMTER, BANKRUPT
PETITION FOR FULL. AND FINAL DISCB -RGE
IN BANKRUPTCY -Oriered That hearing be had
on the 2Gh day Of November, ut Federal Courthouse.
in Columbia $. c.; and that all Creditors. &c OF
said Bankrupt appear Mt said time and place, and
show cause. if any thy can, why the prayer CT the
petitioner should not he granted. And that the
ond meeting OF Creditors OF said Bankrupt will be
held at the Office of +. b. CARPEN ER. Esq, Re-
gistrar of the I'd Congressional District, S. c. on 23d
day of Norem6cr. 1868. at IL a.
By order OF the Cour the 3lst day OF October 1863
pANIEi. HnRLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court Of the U. s. for sc.
November tu2
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Wants.

VXTANTIGD, BOARD, FOR A GENTLE.
w MAN, wife, three children and nurse. VIII
require two rooms and plain, but substantial table,
Address, stating terms, &c., "M. s., Box No. 1885,
Charleston. =. C. Noyem Der 3
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EoR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS, IN
j. any quantity, price &c cents per hundred. Apply
at the Office of the DAILY NEWS. February 20
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ANTED TO RENT, IN BROAD
w STREET, or the immediate neighborhood,
small House, furnished or unfurnshed, or four
god Rooms with use of kitchen, &c. Address,
stating terms, Postofiee Box No. $50.
NoYemher 8
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for Sale.

Urine YOUNG MULES. THREE
i prime YOUNG MULES for sole at RICHARD
McHUNNY'S Stables. hasel-strcet, opposite Post
Office November 3