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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-N THE MATTER OF
THOMAS s. HEYWARD, sB.. THOMAS S. HEY
WARD, JR., " N. HEYWARD, COPARTNERS UN-
DER THE FIRM OF T. SAVAGE HEYWARD &
SONS, AND IN THEIR INDIVIDUAL CAPA ITY,
BANKRUPTS, BY WHOM PETITION FOB
ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPTCY WAS FILED
ON TEE 30TH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1868, IN
SAID COURT.--1N BANKRUPTCY-This is to give
notice that on the toenty:tA day of August. A. D.
1865 warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against the
Estates of THOMAS 8. HEYWARD, ST., THOMAS
s. HEYWARD, JR., ". N. HEYWARD. Copartners
under the firm of 7. SAVAGE HEYWARD & SONS,
nnd in their individual capacity, Of Grabamvile,
Beaufort District, and State OF South Carolina who
have been adjudged Bankrupts on their own petition;
that the payment Of any debts and delivery
OF any property belonging to said Bankrupts,
to them or for their use, and the transfer of any
property by them are forbidden by law; that meet
ing of the creditors of the said Baukrupts, to
their debts, and to choose one or more asgnees Of
their estates, will be held at Court OF Bankruptcyto
be holden at No. 72 Broad street. Charleston, south
Carolina before R. B. CARPEN Il ER, Regstra-, on
the ninth day of November, A. D.. 1868. at O'Clock
P. M. J. P. N. EPPING,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
September
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

J. UNITED STATEI, FOR TIE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLYN AIN THEMATTER OF WILLIAM
F. PHILLIPS. BANKRUPT, BY WHOM A PETITION
FOX ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPTCY WAS
FILED ON THE 30TH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1885, IN
SAID COURT-IN BANKRUPTCY.-This is to give
notice that on the t,oenty-frst day of august A. D.
1868, Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against
the Estate Of WILLIAM F. PHILLIPS, of Orange
burg District and State of South Carolina, who
has been adjudged q Bankrupt on his own
petition; that the payment of any debts and delivery
Of any property belonging to said Bankrupt to hum
or for his use and the transfer of any properly 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 his Estate
will be held at Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden
a No 70 Broadstreet, Charleston, S. c.. before B.
CARPENTER, Registrar, on the fourth day of No
rember, A. D. 1868, at O'Clock P. NJ
J. P. NJ. EPPING,
T1n;tod ctotao Narobo1 n, NTo,,o,no,
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dissolution of Gopartnfrsbip.
August 90

DISsOLUTION OF CUPARTNERSHIP.
~ The Copartnership heretofore existing under
the name OF RAvENEL & BARNWELL is this day
dissolved by Eutual consent
WIN. PARKER RAVENEL.
E NJ. BARNWELL.
The undersigned will continue the WHOLESALE
GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUS1N EsS on his
own account
VIM PARKER RAuENEL, No 1T East Bay,
Opposite Accommodation Wharf.
September ], 1868. 2 September
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for Sale.

DORTABLE ENGINE AND COTTON
i GNS.-For sale, one TEN-HOR9E PORT
ABLE ENGINE Woods make), and three Nc
CARTHY GINS Nv. s. Henerey's.
The above have been in use but one season, and
ara In good order.
For terms, &C., apply to
CHISOLM BROTHERS,
East Bay, corner Adger's Wharf
ESeptenber1 tuth2
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RISKS TAKEN IN 1HE FOLLOWING WELL KNOWN COM
PANIEs
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
Cash Capital and Assets 81 ,613,O76
SECURITY INSURANCE co. OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital and Assets. ts.........".s1,477.677
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE CO.. NEW YORK,
Cash Capital and Assets. 81 ,12s,O12
MANHATTAN INSURANCE CO., OF NEW YORK,
Cash Capital and Assets. 81 ,035,63O
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE CO., NEW YORK,
Cash Capital and Assets. SAG, Oil
ENTERPRI, Sc INSURANCE CO., CINCINNATI, o.,
C.sh Capital and Assets. 81, 80 8 ,32s
Security by State Law. so, 0O0 0r0.)
CENTRAL CITY INSURANCE CO., OF SELMA,
CASH Caplt3l .........'..'.... ..... .SoVO,VoU
TOTAL EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS.
Losses adjusted and paid in Charleston.
August17 limo
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Gost anb @ouno.

LNOUND, A GOLD RING, WITH THE
Il initials III. W. St A. to e. F. p, 9th May. 1910,
which the owner can have at No. % SOCIETY
STREET, oy paving for this advertisement.
September II
CPECTACLES LOST.-EOST, IN THE
y Market about ten o'clock Yesterday Wednesday,
morning pair of GULD SPECTACLES. for which
suitable reward will be given if lett at the MERCURY
OFFICE August 6
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NJ Il w YORK HOTEL,
No. 721 B ROA WAY.
NEW YORK CIy.

ID. NJ. I1LDRETIl u CO., Sporrietors.
THIS LONG EsIABLIsHr'D FIRsT-CIASs
1 noaEt, L., as ponular!y knoWn in in former times
more recently uude. Lbat of HIRAM CRANSTON d
c :, IS now undei the prop1etOrsnIp OF essrs. d.
n. HHDREfH 4 I. b. RUCKwAY uner the firm of
D. III. HILDRETH co.
The senior nartner from bis long experience as a
proprietor OF the Veranda st 10 lis and St Charles
Hotels of New Orleans fattsrs himself hat he can
assure his friends and he public genera ~, t,at its
former Worio,Wlae reputation as popular 6rstrlass
Hotel, shall be fully sustained unde- IFS present
management. 1yrF February IA
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Go Rent.

ITO RENT, TWO FINE ROOMS. No.
i S07 King-sireet Apply in the STORE below
August Is stuth
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THO RENT. PART OF THE HOUSE
/ No SO Church-street To IN approved tenant
the rent Will be low. Apply ON TIE PREMISES.
Auoust 81 81
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afp CIVILIZATIONS.
WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS. &c.

d USSELL'S BOOK STORE.
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TNIPLOYMENT TOFFICE.-SERVANT
T. can be obtained by application to the "UNiON
HOME, /" from til II O'Clock daily
Servants can also find places By application to the
same place, at the same hours Inquire for the Ma
tron, corner Church and Chalmers street
June 10
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COOD BRICKLAYERS, WILLING TO
VI work ten hours day, at the rate of s5. will
find steady employment by calling on or addressing
SECRETARY OF THE MECHANICS AND IRA
DERS' EXCHANGE, No. 81 Liberty. street. New
York lmo* August 7
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IV1U RENT. WITH THE FURNITURE,
l. adehghfully situated House IN Hasel.street,
near Arson, at $50 per month. Apply to LEIICH
l. BRUINS. July 22
no Il ENT. FOR THE SUMMER, A
Il HOUSE, containing eight rooms. pleasantly sit
uated, the front beach Sulivan's Island back Of
Beauregard Battery. Apply at DAILY NEWS OF
FICE. July
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Npanb.

yTrANTED By THE EXCELSIOR LIFE
w INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
GENERAL AGENT for the State of South Carolina.
Liberal arrangement will be made with an e1pe.
renced party. Address TIE EXCELSIOR LIFE
INSURANCE COMPAN}, No. 90 William street,
New York August 81
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A GENTS WANTED-DEMOCRA
n CAMPAIGN GOODS-Eioht by ten Oval steel
Engravings of SEYMOUR AND BLAIR with or
without frames Sheets 25 cents each. Life of both
25 cents Photographs. Pins, Badges, Charts.
&C., one hundred per cent profit. Sample packages
by mail for one dollar. Address at once
GOODSPEED l. CO.,
Annrst IL ornnN No ~ Park Row n Y.
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II7ANTED BY VIRGINIA LADY, A
w situation in pleasant family to teach the
usual ENGLISH BRANCHES, FRENCH and MUSIC.
She has had several years experience. and will go
either -outh or West. References exchanged. Ad-
dress, immediatels, "a. B. c." care of MIR. ". P.
NuckoIs, Tolersville Depot Louisa County, Va.
August 1mo*
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WANTED, AGENTS EVERYWHERE.
w to sell cur PATENT EVERLASTING METAL
LILO CLOTHES LINES Write for circulars to the
AMERICAN WIRE COMPANY, No. 162 Broadway,
New York. 6mos April 20
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ITO THE UNEMPLOYE0.-IND
i GUS and educated gentlemen of good address
wanted as CANVAsSERS for frat class LIFE IN
ways we'll rewarded in tnis vocation. Direct with
real nane, Postoface Box No. S24, Richmond, 0ir-
ginia limo August q
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Approved, November IS, 1868.


An Act for the advancement of the sci
encc of medicine and surgery.
II is hlyeby epacied, ,t..c.
SEC. /. In Ease any person shall he exe-
cuted in this State in pursuance Of SEN
tence Of death for crime it shall be the
duty Of the sheriff officiating in such exc
cution to the duly authorized agent Of any
regularly organize medical school apply
ing tor the same. in this State: and in
case application shall have been made
therefor, before such execution, by more
than one school, the sheriff shall determine
which of said schools shall be entitled
thereto, and deliver the same accordingly
20 the agent thereof; and if application
shall not be made by or on behalf of any
such school, for said body. within the day
on which sail execution shall take place.
said sheriff shall deliver the same TO any
surgeon or physician residing in this State,
first apply ing therefor And if said sheriff
shall have received at the time an applica
lion from m lrc than one surgeon or phys
scian, said sheriff shall determine which
Of said surgeons or physicians so applying
at the same lime. shall be entitled thereto,
and shall deliver the same accordingly !;
provided, however. il any relative OF the
person 50 cxeclted shall. within tw enly-
four hours after such execution, apply fer
such body, or object to its being delivered,
here>in auth rizel, said body slall be so
delivered but shall be inferred in the usual
manner of burynG the dead; provided,
further, thar no compensation shall be lie
mandcd or received by said sheriff for
such body 50 delivered under penalty OF
five times the amount received for said
body,
SIC. >. Thi, act shall take effect from
lie passage.
Approved, November 10, 1865,
An Act to enable owners of lands 10 drsi.
, the same. ~.
u is hcre1y eaaeiei Sc,
SIC. l. Whenever the owner OF own
ere OF any lands in this State may wish Il
drain the same, and are unable to agre,
with the proprietor or propristors Of ad
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better, and happier and wiser through
ts influence. 1t is the general remark.
There is now one thing which | have a
great ambition. That is, to make up a
club large enough to get. as a premium,
an organ for the church.
Every voice chmed in assent. As
women always do when they have pet
project at heart, they went to work with
will and energy, and found their task so
easy, that in few days the entire sub.
scription was on its journey to the Pub
Usher of the Demorcst's Monthly, No.
1913 Broadway, New York
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Approved, November 10, 1868.
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it's Just Iikc lIim-A Vicksbnrg Inri-
dent,

The night scenes were sometimes gran !.
indeed shells discharged from the land,
batteries traced their beautiful, fiery paths
high into the air above the beleagur 4
city, aud meeting there the missile, asc'n.
ding on the same erranl from Commo-
dore Portcrs fleet, c;os7ed them in ltil
liant curves, making the beholler ain st
torgetIul OF the mission on which th'y
were sent On one of these brill nt
nights, came upon regimental pral r.
meeting under bluff within short rause
Of the cnemy's works. Whenever there
was discharge from cur batteries, lac
rebel sharpshooters along their lines w,uld
reply by a shower Of minnie balls, which
cutthc leaves over our heads. and occas H.
ally glaLced down to the ground AT uur
! feet. BY order Of lie brigade comm n
der. 10 prevent drawing the atten' II.
and perhaps the fire Of the enemy. he
/ hymns were sung in n low. muliird vice,
/ bu, loud enough 10 make melody in VI
hearts The meeting was led by on OF
the captains of the regiment. There WAS
something genuine and manly in the pj 'ty
of the leader, which seemed to win Ia.
affection and attention of the sold r..
was 20 much struck with it that crll,
not lorbear seeking his acquaintance
and on invitation, meeting him the mex
day, we walked over TO the colonelS mt
As the custom WAS, we were courtcou,l,
offered drink from the ubiquitous bot'le
Ns the single glass passed round the cir
Gle, nearing me every moment, | q 'e-
ticned in my own mind what terms
should use in declining; but | wa. yc
more interested to see what course m
Christian captain would take. When lh
colonel called upon him, he decincd
was invited again, anu again declined
and the third time did 1t so decidedly an
yet so respectfully, as not TO give offsnsc
nor to be further imporiuned. sail I
him aiterwari--
Captain, do you always do that
"Yes," said he,
"Do you mean that you have nav;
taken any Intoxicating liquor r.
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A Negro Ball.
BY JAMES PARTON.

What joyous scene is one of the nc
gro balls so frequently given in some O.
the New England villages! In the NOR
ming, the stranger notices upon the lordly,
wide spreading elm that shades the post
office neatly written paper, notifying
the public that an entertainment" is to
be given that evening for the "beneft' Of
some afflicted person, perhaps woman
whose husband ruthless constable has
taken off to Jail. "All who wish to enjoy
II good. time are respectfully invited to
attend, admission, twenty-five cents,
for which a substantial supper of pork
and beans and new cider is furnished,
soon after eight in the evening the village
rasounds with the voice Of colored STEM
tor, who calls out the figures of the quad
rifle, and all the world is thus notified
that the entertainment has begun. Tho
scene within the ballroom might make
some persons hesitate to decide which des-
tiny were the more desirable in New
England, TO be born white or black.
The participants seen so unconscicusly
and entirely happy An ancient uncle,
white-haired and very lame, stands near
the entrance. seizes the newcomers with
both hands, and gives them roaring
and joyous welcome and there is ono
! legged man with \ crutch, and four moth
ers with infants in their arms, who 60
through qnadriilc with the best Of them.
The mothers, however. when they grow
warn with the dance, hand the be-se,
baby TO Il passing friend to hold. The
band, which consists OF two male lildlers
and woman who plays the accordion, u
seated upon platform at one end of the
long room, and plays with eyes upcast,
ecsiatic and keeps heel apiece going
heavily upon The boards The room il
self seems to be quiyering, There is NJ
walking through a quadrlle here; but
each performer, besides doing his pre-
scribed steps, cuts as many supplementary
capcrs as he can execute in the inteval>
\ dance begins, it is true, with some
slight show of moderation; but as it pro.
cceds the dancers throw themselves inIl
it with vigor and animation that ncrea.
every moment, until the quadrille ends in
a glorious riot and delrium Of dance AM
fun. No Mussulman would ask thc.t
people why they did not require their ser
wants to do their dancing Cor them. O.
the contrary, that famous pasha, catchiu.
their most contagious merriment, wonl
have sprung upon the floor, and DASH
his three ;nll4 wildly about among tho,
shinning countenances Neverthele-
there was not the smallest violation u
dccorum; all was as innocent rs it "
enjoyable. A. the room vas lined w.
white spectators, perhaps we shall som
day learn the trick of cheap, innocer
and hearty enjoyment. One thing v,
very noticeable, and would certainly D.
noticed by any one familiar with H.
South, the purity OF blood exhibited !
the faces OF the company. Among ia
one hundred aud fifty dancers, there W,
. perhaps ten who were not quite black
and this was an ancient settlement Of c.
ored people, dating back beyond the rec
lection OF the present inhabitants, II
, AHaqt,c Hoqihy for .L,nu@Y
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In Memory
OF CELESTE A., vile Of Abram Williamson, and
daughter of ]. Cobb, Esq, Of Middlebury, who
died July 10th, 1868, in the 25th year OF her
age.
Como from the earth in the bright summer
time,
Entered in glory the beautiful cline;
Gone from this sad world of sorrow and strife,
Crossed the dark stream in the bloom of her
life.
Gone from the home fondly dear to her heart ;
Called from the scenes of her childhood to
. part;
Left US to mourn DER one passed away,
As lovely as death e'er doomed to decay.
Gone to the realms of the good and the blest,
Where the weary of earth in happiness rest;
Gone where her spirit forever shall dwell
With Him in whose presence all things are
we'll"
Gone from the sound OF her dear parents
voice;
Gone from him who so we'll proved her choice :.
Gone from a brother and sister so dear,
TO sleep with Gods chosen in Heavens bright
sphere.
Rest thee in peace, for well do we know
Our blessed Saviour hath ordered 1t SO;
Softly and sweetly, from thy dying bed
To the angels above, thy spirit hath fed
J.H.B.
Washington, DC, Dec. Ord. 1868.
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OPTION, VERMONT.
J. s. CHANDLER,
dealer in
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,

Groceries, &C.,
Would call the attention Of the public to the fact
that he has just received Il general assortment OF
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
to which additions will constantly be made Don.
sisting in part Of
FORK. FLOUR LARD, AXES, KEROSENE OIL,
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."Yes just that"
"What, not even 10 tcorrt ct this Yazoo

; ."Yes just that"
"What, not even TO correct this Yazoo
! water p
"Never."
"You must have belonged 10 the cold
water army in your boyhood 2" %
eyes but learned something better
than that; my mother taught me this one
thing-'what is right, is right and com
ing TO Mississippi don't make any differ
encc. It would not be right for me to
accept an invitation to drink at home, l.
don't believe it's right here---therefore ]
don't drink" ~-~,
A few weeks afterwards, passing up
The Mississippi river, | addressed Sab
bath evening congregation. After the
service, lady came to inquire about her
boy 'foolishly," she said, for i, was not
likely that in an army Of 40, 900 men Ihad
seen her boy; but still she wanted to ask
me if had met him. She told me of her
anxiety for his weliare-how she feared
that the bad influence of the camp would
lead him astray. ri 'e~cr
''He promised that he would do well,
said she, land I've no reason to think he
dosen't do we'll; but if L could only see
somebody who could tell me from actual .
knowledge how he is doing, it would be
sush relief" '~-.'
She told me his name and regiment,
assured her that there was hardly ground
for all the fear mothers were exercising
for their absent boys that very many
soldiers were actually becoming better
men, growing strong under trial. And ,
then, to illustrate, told her, without
mentioning names, of my captain, Of the
prayersmeeting, and of the scene in the
colonel's tent.
''Oh,' said she, ''thats beautiful
that's beautiful. His mother must be
proud OF him. r
"Ycs," said /, 'that she ought--and
you are his mother!"
never shall forget the joy that leaped
into her face, and how she sprang across
tic carpet, and catching my hand in both
hers, wet it with grateful tears.
is tlat my boy,-is that Will IL It's
just like him | knew he would do 80.
He always was a good boy he told me
he always would be,-and knew he
would"
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.


The Administrators OF Chas. R. Forls Estate
ate of Cornwall. offer for sale the - Douglass
Farm SO called, one mile southwest Of Middle
Jury village, containing l0l acres of first quality
tarming land, well diversified tor tlage, grazing
nj pasture. being an excellent Dairy Farm
There is ON the farm good dwelling house. tw o
,rns. with long barn-yards Sheds abundance
{ excellrn water, with good orcharding, &c. A
a CHANGE to buy good farm cheap. Also for
lie, with above or separate SO acres Of meadow
nd pasture, verging convenient to NJ ddlebury
iillge.
Also
he " Fisk Farm" 10 Cornwall. near the residence
It the late Chas. r. Ford containing As acres OF
more, good house, barn, sheep sheds, large or
thard. abundance Of good water, ana everything
a and around the farm in good ihape and com
pete.
--ALSO,
20 acres of excellent cedar, ash, and pine Swamp
oea ed south of the Dagsett Farm, in Cornwall
These sales are peremptory and are chances iol
good bargains. For information and terms. apply
0 Mr.. GEo l. PORTER MidIlebuTy Airs Z. L
FORD Cornwall or the subscriber.
+. 5. STOWElI. for Adminsrs
Cornwall, VT, Dec, 9Th, 1868. 37tf
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LAWS OF VERMONT, A. ID. sos.

tCONrINCED.) J

VCUNTTNUED.J
An Act in relation to the service of trus,
tee process on corporations,
Is i, he ebg cpacie !, d.c.
SIC | 1t shall be a sufficient service
Of trustee process upon corporations, that
the officer making SAID service leave a
true aud attested copy of his process,
within the time now prescribed by law,
either With the clerk, cashier, or superip.
tcndent of said corporation.
SEC. ,. This act shall take effect from
is passage.
Approved November 10, 1868.
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An Act TO construe section twenty OF
chapter thirty-siN of the General Ssat-
uts, relating TO dispositions ard wit
nc.ses.
/ is ',rbs saocied, s..
SEc. | Section twenty of chapter thir.
ty-,ix Of the General Statutes, shall be 80
amended as to read as follows:
Any party or witness in any cause PEN
ding before any of the courts in this State.
or before auditors or referees, and any
witness in any criminal cause pending be-
fore any of said courts, shall not be liable
10 be arrested or imprisoned or detained
by virtue Of any civil process whatever.
while going to, attending at, or returnin.
from such court, or the trial of such cause
Sec, >. This act shall take effect from
lis passage.
Approved. November IS, 1868.