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nm THE DISTRICT COURT of THE
/ UNITED STATES. FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-IN THE MATTER OF GEORGE
T.. hUSHING, BANKRUPT, By WHOM
PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPT.
CY WAS FILED ON The 10Th DAY OF FEBRUARY,
A. D. 1868, IN SAID CUURT.-IN BANKRUPTCY.
This is to give notice that on the eighth day Of
April. A. ID. is6s Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
against the Estate Of GEORGE o. RUSHING,
Of Barnwe District, and State OF South
Carolina, who has been adjudged a Bank
of any debts and delivery of any property
belonging TO said Bankrupt to him or
for his use. and the transfer Of any property
by him are forbidden by law f; tnat meeting OF
t6e Creditors of the said Bankrupt to prove their
debts and 10 choose one or more Assignees OF his
Estate, will be held at e Court OF Bankruptcy, 10
be holden ut No. 70 Broad-street Charleston, ). c.
before r. B. CARPENTER, Registrar, on tho
fourteenth day of Nay, A. D. 1865, at 10 O'Clock
a. A. .. IL. EffiNu.
United States Marshal as Messenger.
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VKTANTED, BIZ A YOUNG LADY. A
w Situation as ioverness, or to take charge OF
Female Academy. in North or South Carolina she
can teach al the English Branches usually taught In
Southern Institutions; also Music, and the Ruol.
ments Of French, and Is capable Of preparing young
Indies for College. Good references can be given.
Address, stating salary, Miss "a. j. Co." Whining
ton, n. C. JanuaryS
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
J. UNITED STATES. FOR THE DISTRICT OF
TRIM, BANKRUPr-IN NBANKRuPTCY.-Tow whom
it may concern: The undersigned hereby gives no.
tee of his appointment as Assignee of the Estate OF
w. j. TRIM, in the District OF Charleston and state
adiudred Bank-up: upon his own petition BY the
District Court of said District.
Dated the Sd day OF April, A D. 1868:
h. S. BRUINS, Assignee
Anril Z 50
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for Salt.

ITO PUBLISH ERS AND JOURNALISTS.
A large amornt of TYPE and JOB MATERIAL
ior SALE In lots t. suit purchasers. Terms reason
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Columbia g. c. April ..
T1OR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS, IN
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February 40
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last anb founn.

r OST, IN COMING-STREET, On WE'D
IL EESDAY List, between Wentworth and Mon
tague, GOLD GENEVA WATCH, Maker, H- L.
Mntile. No. 2040
The finder OF Il Watch is known, and Is requested
DO leave It at once at the Detective Office.
April
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April 1s


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLNA-IN THE NATTER OF
CHARLES RAY, BANKRUPT, BY WHOM A
PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANk-
RUpTCY WAS FILED ON TIE 5TH DAY OF
MARCH, A. =. 1895, IN SAID COURT-1N BANk-
RUPTCY.-This Is to give notice that on the
fourteenth day of april, A. D. 1868, Warrant
In Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate
OF CHARLES RAY. of BIackville, In the Dis
trict Of Barnwell and State OF South Carolina, who
has been adJudged Bankrupt on his own petition;
that the payment OF uny debts and the delivery OF
any property belonging to said Bankrupt, to him or
for bis use, and the transfer OF any property By him
are forbidden by law; that meeting of the creditors
OF the ssid Bankrupt, to prove their debts and to
choose one or more Assignees Of his estate. will be
held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at No I2
Broad-street Charleston, s. o.. before R. B. CAR
PENTER, Registrar, on the sixteenth day Of Nay
A. D. 1868, at .. O'Clock P. N.
]. P. M EPPING.
United States Marshal ns Messen ,er.
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Amusemfnts.

y AID OF
ST. MARKS P. E. CHURjC
THE LADIES OF ST. MARKS SEWING, CTR.
Gle take pleasure In announcing to the citizens of
Charleston that their
S E ON d ANN Al FAI
Will take place on EASTER MOND AZ, April, 18th.
1868, at O'Clock P. H., at No. Isl MeetnR-street.
opposite Pinckpsy street. and continue for EIGHT
BCCCESSIYE NIGHTS.
The Tables will be furnished with all the delcs-
cie5 Of the season.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
T1ckents 10 cents; Children 10 cents; Season Tick
cts s1.o0. Tickets to be had from the following
gentlemen: WM. McKINLAY,
J. Z. DEREEF,
B. E. KINLOCH
And at The door of the Hall April 10
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RfmopaIs.

n nEMUVAL.-THE UNDERs GNED
IL hereby respectfully informs his customers and
the public In gepnral that he has REMOVED from
Society-street TO No. 314 KING, corner Of Society,
where he will sell at wholesale and retail, all kinds
of LEAF TOBACCO; and also the finest brands Of
imported HAVANA CIGARS, as well as Of his own
manufacture. SMOKING TOBACCO. and every
thing belonging t0 the Tobacco line.
S ApSrii ia % O. MADSEN.
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Boarding..

GUNNER REsOKT..-HAvInG sEvE.
y BAL comfortable spare rooms in delightfully."-
located house at dount Pleasant, have arranged to
accommodate BOARDERS by the day, week or
month. Terms moderate. Apply as above, or to
my brother, Mr. ". B. MINOTT, at No. "a Ad9er's
wharf. Mrs. c. d. RIVERS.
April II tus&
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Conditional.

NIGHT SCHOOL! NIGHT Sc DOL!
No, a5 WENTWOR rH-STREET, LECTC ROOM
OF ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHUR,
TIME HOURS FOR THE EXERCISES II NIH-
i METIC, WRITING, READING, GEhMA una
Terms-Sa per month in advance
Bookkeeping charged extra. ,
December Y. d. bEhunANS'
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DOARDINGsB BOARDINGI BOARDING!
ID Mrs. A. TRACEY Is now prepared to accom-
modate few more BoArders. Terms moderate.
Apply ut No. 70 BR0AD-STREET. April Is
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Misfellaneuus.

& Z. MOSES, NJ. D., HOMEOPATHIC
y. PHYSICIAN. Residence Northwest corner Of
Kng and Morris streets. Otlice hours until A. NJ,
and from 7 to 9P. n. thstu2mos March u
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 721 BROA D WAY,
NEW YORK CITY.

ID. NJ. H1LDRETH & CO., Proprictors.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED FIRsT-caaAss ass
EOTE, as popularly known In former S u,nes .eS
under the management OF j. B. MONNOI, ns1 Esq, an
more recently under that Of HIRAM CRANSION, :,
j.. ;s now under the propretorship OF Messrs, ~ =:
n. HILDRETH 7. B. RoCKWAY, uner tne nfn' u
D. NJ. HILDRETH co.
n, onrietor of the yerauda St Louts and 81 CnAieo
Hotels of New Orleans haters himself that ne Gu i.s
assure his friends and The public generally .IAs
former world wide reputation as Po9ul. r. rresant
MANAGEMENT. Tyr GeD1'
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WANTED. FIRST-CLASS AGENTS TO
w introduce our NEW STAR SHUTTLE SEW.
ING MACHINES Extraordinary Inducements TO
good saesnen. Further particulars and sample
work furnished on application to ". G. WILSON &
Co.. Cleveland. Ohio, Bo:to Mass, or st. Louis
Mo 3mos February II
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WANTED. By A SOUTHERN LADY, A
w SITUATION in Family, School or Academy.
In addition to the usual English branches she can
give instruction In Music, French, and tne ruoi'
ments of latin. Coed references given. Address,
stating salary &C., 6. F. D., Key Box No. 70, Spar
tanburg c. T., S. C. 1mo* March 10
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MEDICAL NOTICE.-PATIENTS SUF.
{i FERING from diseases pertaining to the
GENITO URINARY ORGANS. will receive the latest
scientific treatment, by placing themselves under
the care of DR.. L. REENTSJERNA, Office No. IA
HAsEI~SrRET, three doors east from the Postoface.
March % sWS
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0mts.

WANTED. IN A SMALL FAMILY: a
w COLORED GIRL. who can wash. iron and 90
general housework. She must be well recomme 60
Apply Mt 10 O'Clock to L. ALEXANDER, NO. 2s1
Kinu.strocf IL April 16
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JyrAorED.-A LADY OF REFINE
w AIpNT and education desires situation as
GOyEnyFSs. references une1cephontl For further
Information. address Box 257 Postofhce, Richmond,
Virginia. APfi ~
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WANTED To PURCHASE, A Small IA. 81.
w HOUSE, say with five rooms. and net lar
from the line OF street cars western part OF CRY pre-
ferred and below calhoun-street Address HOME
DAILY NEWS Office. stating terms and locality.
Anril 10
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nON'T FAIL To TRY THE CELEBRA-
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PATIO BETERS, al unfailing remedy for all Dis
eases Of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale BY all DruRgists.
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DOOK AGENTS WANTED FOR DIR.
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guished Diyines In Europe and America. Illus
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crate ass since I was born. What's
the meaning of it, anyway 2" q,
Twas only tryin' to ask you
to let me marry your daughter"
groaned PEBBLES.
= "Great-what t?-you didn't
mean to say-well, I hope I may
be shot. Well, ifyou amt a reg
ular old wooden-headed ldiot-I
thought your mind was wander
ing. Why didn't you say it right
out? !? Why, of course you can
have her. I'm glad to get rid of
her. Take her, my boy 60 it, 60
it, and I'A threw a lot Of first
class blessings into the bargain
And PEBBLES looked ruefully at
shis defective leg and wished he
hadn't been such q foo, but he
went out and married the girl
and lived happily with: her for
about two months, and at the end
Of that time he told . confidential
friend that he, would: willingly
take more trouble and undergo, a
million mofesdog bites to get.7rid
other. * - - - - . s$1as*..;
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: The Cotton Convention.

At the recent Cotton Conven-
ton, held. in New YORK, Of which
the Charleston News gives an In
{ teresting account, in invitations:were
extended to one hundred and two
corporations and firms in the. State
ofsNew York twenty mine IN New
Jersey one hundred and eighty
two in Pennsylvania; thirteen in
Delaware; twenty-tLree in Mary
Eland5 seven IN Virginia; twenty
i'm North Carolina; eight in South.
Carolina = forty.sir in Georgia !;
seven in Alabama; tWo.in Missis-
ssippi one in Tennessee j. onein;
Ken tueky:; one in Missouri =; two
ia Illinois and six ins0 hio. Seven
teen SMere ziiavitedi q from rs
.twentyssix from New Hampshire !;
four from Vermont; one hundred
and seven, from Massachusetts,; i;
forty FIVE from Rhode Island, and
forty. from Connecticut. Hearty
and Hing esponses came from
large number. especially from2the.
South; but unfortunately the con,
'vention was called just in the sea
sonof planting, and most Of them
being interested in. planting.
were -unabfe to attend. Ont Of de-
ference to theig wishes thesannual
meeting was fixed. on the last We'd:
snesdayso of June the first of which:
will occur next year TITS hoped
that before that time auxiliary So
Ecietiesswill have sprung up in the
planting States, so that a good
understanding and cooperation,
which shall te mutually advan.
tageous, may be established be-.
tween the growers and .manufac-::
tprers; Of the. staple. -. =. : : 81.
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a TORNADO NEAR GEORGETOWN,

. - r.
A TORNADO NEAR GEoRGETowN,: ):
s.. :C.-One of the most violent
winds that. ever visited that re-
gion, was experienced on the Black
and Pedee Rivers. just above
:Georgetown,~ between two and
three o'clock F. M: on Thursday
last. It,apparently first struck q
point at or near the plantations Of
DR.. .GA1LLARD and Mr.. REESE FORD
on the Black River, doing some in.
jury to buildings, at, one, or both
of these places, and passing from
there in a vein about FIVE hundred
yards wide, struck the plantation
Of Dr.: F1sHBUBNE on Pedee, where
It: demolished some thirty small
buildings out Of thirty-four literal
| " breaking them. into fragments,
and killing three and severely
:wounding several colored persons,
and doing considerable damage to
other property on the place. In
it's course it broke and tore up
trees, in some: cases lifting them
several hundred feet. from the
ground and leVeling every object
in it's immediate track. 1t was so
violent and destructive that further
reports of the damage arising, from
it may be looked for: Fortunately
ut took place at an hour when
most persons were out of their
houses, or a more serious loss of
life would, perhaps, have taken
place. =. :. ~. :,
= ~ .'[ : =;
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: Correspo ce.

I The Washingt on, correspo dent
/ of The Columbia Phoenix, says::ss {
+ In. conversation with leas
ing Democratic gentlemen here,
! we find thatthe course that South
Carolina has taken, through the
late Democratic movement, is high
| ~ approved and without exception
commended, 1T is deemed the
only practicable aad practical lines
of action that is before US; and
the idea which some Of our people
have, that our conservative action
on negro suffrage is calculated to-;
damage the Democratic party g
North, is deemed<utterty unfounds Z
ed. Weare told that the Demo 8:
cratic Convention started out. in
the right direction, and they1bids; q;
us go on, as the course IS ealcu-
lated to give us success South and
help the,cause North: x - ;
The great objective point before
the South, is success in the Presi-s Z
DENTAL canvass next fall. Te. this, 4
let the Southern people address &
themselves mall earnestness. let ,,
them not fail to seek to bring J
the colored element on the Demo-:
cratic side, Show: the eolered
people where their true interests
lie deal with them kindly, fairly
truthfully, and they will be found
ready to vote with their ancient
friends and natural protectors j,
We have around us, as practical
thing, negro, voting elements
Such being the case, and dealing.
as we must, with accomplished
tacts-accompllshed though they
may be for time only-let the
Southern people consolidate their
negro elements into, one Demo-
cratic mass, infuse into that mass
the spirit of Democratic principles,
and use the power thus obtained
for the good Of both races and the
good Of the country at large.
Against the army of .radiealism
we must bring every column We
can get, and it matters not Mheth-
er these columns be composed Of :
fair Saxons: or dusky Philippians.
We want victory, for a country is
to be saved, and constitutional lib
erty is atsstake =. -. b.,
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the rightful acceptation of that abused
term, there dHells not within the limits
of the Union, a more loyal, truer pep
pile than they of South Carolina and the
South in general But give me leuye;to
add that, loyal as they are to their plight
! ed faith and to the Constitution and laws
of the land, you expect too much Of them
! when you call'upon them toy t'aequiesee
in the rule you have, by arms, estsb:
| lished over them. The blood that Hows
! in our veins is the same that warns
yours, and such blood must need flow
faster at the thought of negro DONNA,
ton. 20 this domination we VIII not
| quietly submit. In it, we will never ac-
quiesce. True, We do not mean resist
ance by arms. We acknowledge that
! this great problem Ut the South had best
be worked out in peace on the industrial
arena, by material instrumentali,ies.;
! At least, we, the whites and conseIsa7
tives of the South, standing upon reason.
able ground. do not invite any violent
solution. But We do intend 10 announce
our purpose to resist this supremacy Of
s"e o'@.N -. 'acs, D2e.e.9 Ns No
n,!.:. utiuel sue oonsti!osio.l aug. iaWs.I y
poi.s.'a. ''ss"tAs',o.,, oy mtss S9l
sons, oy l trus'liui appea.s 70 ne. tne se1s.
servati!e e'esneh'S' olaeA anu ga1'e. "
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tesoise, W wttcli We s'anu co1l,Rls,eaoy
s!@''g'''s u .o'he,. gnu SlnaEea apo-
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Past, oy tue nopesol glost'efcus ~ lueure'
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renasr tnis isna o. 9gss g tae. rue sl
tns amen ana tue soatnstt.s @ oia- aes
or white: - -. =: -: -, -
y But, MIR. Chairman, there lis: q mode OF
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h., Neither is it, Peebles,r and In
tall: fred glad you dropped in
SHow's the old man r.; p 70 i /
S = Mr. Merg;wether, sir,n sale
iPesbles, in desparings confusion
raising his voice to- a yell si
Emaysnot Be unknown to you tha
during an extended period Of lone
Fly man, ] have been engaged t.
Eeneer wedloek, and bestow all my
my commercial entsrprises upor
sons whom Icoud procure to be 8
DISCRIMINATION to be good for
possessioh oh--no, i msan-that is
(that-Mr. Merriweather, sirll : i
may not BE unknown=---."
tfs@aAnd then againsit may Look
here, PEBBLES, you'd better lay
down and take something warm
you ain'tsweH :. - ~ II -. :
{ PEBBLES, sweating like a foul
year old colt, went in again:s 3:
s.sfr .lsr. MerriWeather, sir !: 1t may
mot be- lonely for you to proseente
me whom you can call a friend
for commercial maintenance, .but
+-5bat-zoh, dang it-Mr, Merri.
weather; sir-it ~ - -, :
T. = aoh, Peehes, you talk as wih
as a. jack ass. Is never saw q, more
:frst-elass idiot il the whole course
,of my Hfe-zsW y. hats the matter
with you anyhows y :z:;s,= y. =; :.
g 8 :. MerrlWeath her, sir, sil:, = said
Peeblessin an agony of bewiider:
menb sat may not be unknown
that you proseeutedsalonely man
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How PEBBLES Asked the Old
- Man. SNSN :.
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: MsfriMeas6 6ersa daughter *she
: roaid give him . hfe out Of bach
slofdou, and she had said: :
fsharefore became absohtsly
snscessa SO get the Old ms
psrnissioa So, as PEBBLES said,
sthat arrangsments might besmade
for hopping the eonjngaI tWigg;22, V 2,
Pesbles said he'd rather : pop
che. 9errogateT tossaH of old
Merriwsat s. daughters and his
sisters, and his female cousin, and
Aia amt Hannah in the country,
, and the Whelss of HIS femaie reia1
tions, thausaaskso d afefri iweath-
Bnf Il BAD se De done and So
s,as bat do~n and st udisd ont q
speech which be was going DIS
:. Eorga 10 old Merri8eat her fhe
sry FIRST chance he got te shy It
t hin So ebles dropped s an
n im ops sand y=ayening when
es araiiy had mean dered
stoand class ssaking and Sonad
hin sun 3 in beer meas
ie tlsipe ate the sxaes:
antsl ber 81 iiaterief;
coaIId hold bout BsoNia the
saao6 3 S - ~ -
are you OBJ = said ED
srsi calder as Pesbass waikea
Sd Hhifs IS q chunk Of ehaiikss
aid rsnblli as e be- had id sr:s
= eonee eensed aeas quake.
8sss ssafraiid 10 answer be-
!: ssns he sgasnst ssfe aboats that.
seeh BE gneW had @ keep
5 Is srip oa hiils be had h.
sbsfe or Il weas "a Sip a@ay frene
him quicker than aa Seiled eel
tlongh an igor hole, sas be
bIugted 8 yit (
vest her ers
J. haps d; ;may not be unknoBn 70.
You Sc that saafriag an tendsd
Sperfaa of some Eve years have
been husiIy engaged ins the prose.
satioR sos 8 eempa efelal enter
prise :. I'D. ~ = -
ssIs that SO, and keepin It q se*
srsE All the siime, white I tbeaght,
you was sendin stores We'll, BY
George eu're one Of EN-, aows
aip yoR ss354 s s ~ ~ a
Peehlss had TO begin All oyer
agszn @ get the rnn of it, 81 :.
Merrsueath her ,sir:szs Per.
haps it may not be, anknoWns TO.
you that urIing an extended pev
Rod of some fFe i,Fe years, have.
been Engaged ln the prosecution
ofaeommerciaI enterprise With q
detsrmi1ation 70 preeureGa su8-
eient ;niaintenanee---ss $. 49, ~ =:
ssSitdoWn Peeh, and help your
sen So beer Don't stand there.
holding goar hat Ike q blind beg.
gar vita the paralysis hats
che matter you anyWay ]
never saws Yourself SO
snaH my born days 2 s :. 80. 50
Peebless was. knocked: sut of
: fims again and had to wander
hack and take. a fresh start. : =. =
s sl MerriBeafher, sir Per-
haps II may not 6eanknoWn> to
yoa that 1ring an extended pc
Fioa Of sene ave years, 7 have
been engaged in the prosecution:
Old commercial enterprise, with
the determinatioR to procure a
sufSeient maintenance -"
81 whieh-ance ?'' asked old,
MerriWether; !; but PEBBLES held on
10 the last word like il, was his
only chance and went ON:
the hope that some day 7
might enter dIoek, and bestow
nv eartb possessions upon one
Wbona Z could call my own. T
hass been s lonely man SIR &: aaad a
have felt that it issaot good for
: x, kosaJnps tharefare- - - (
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