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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-24

The Associated Press reporter tClegrapbs US
from Washington that from a canvass of tho
House it ia ascertained that the Republican
party will be unit on the question OF im-
parchment. This is well. Let our friends go
through this new trial standing shoulder to
shoulder. and drive from his place the greatest
enemy with the exception of Jefferson Davis
that constitutional freedom has known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-24

promotion which Mr. johnson proposed
to confer upon him. The people would heartily
approve any honor done 10 so gallant and
patriotic an officer hat there is no honor in
the Presidents breycts in the present posture
of affairs. Gen. Thomas's dispatch to Mr.
Wade is Just what might have been expected
from the honest victor Of Nashville.
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TRAGEDY IN THE MAINE LUNATlc ASYLUM.

AUGUSTA, Feb. 23-At about II O'Clock sh,s
morning. Miss Catharine Hurley and Mrs Mary A. Tess
lee were left alone In the third hall OF the Insane
lum shortly aiterwsrd OF tho attendants
a.; airls hands wefe In Mrs. Peaslees hair anu 80
was beating her face against the aoO MISS ha NE vas
placed In close confinement mrs, T,os aud bad
Seen ia lie Asylum only short time MISS a,n " hs
from Bangor and was sdmtna on u u.a Seen ipsaus
only ak W0eAs, - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-24

The iustriOus Con- Geo. Ii. Thomas indis-
nanty spurns the bribe which the President has
offered him, and declines the appointment of
General. This is what we expected. Soldiers
like Sherman and Thomas did too much to-
ward crushing the Rebellion under Davis to
think of surrendering to the Rebellion under
JOhnS0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-24

The Democrats after tempting Mr. johnson
into his present unfortunate and deplorable
position, now denounce him, declaring that
they are not responsible forOhis acts. and will
give him no support. Mr.. Johnson might have
known this. The party that tried to betray
the country would little hesitate to betray him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-24

Gen. Geary well says that tho spirit of 1861
is again burning in Pennsylvania. 1t is baz-
ing over the country. The people are united
as firmly as when they heard that the Rebels
had fred upon Fort Sumter. The cause is the
same. The people will resist the traitor john
son as firmly as they resisted the traitor Beau
regard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-24

Sherman won't have it. George II. Thomas
wo MT have it. Suppose Mr.. johnson tries Col
Thomas b. Florence OF the Pennsylvania mill
tiaf We can assure A. j. that Col. Tom will
accept every brcvet conferred upon him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-24

" The Chicago and Rock Island SHIT, and
Letters from the People, are on The second page
fhis morning; the Courts. the Money Article,
Shipping Netrs, and Talk icih Alexander III.
Stephens, on the third; Literary Items on the
sirfb and Real Estate on the seUeRM.
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10 ooRRKsPoNpENrS

Ne so;s can be taken Anonyous ConmanconA Whatever 10
pses6ed must be by the and address
Ofhe BsOessa for pabhcaton bat guaranty for
biz good faith.
Al business letters Ocs should be addressed to THE TRB
w. .ssso. sSSsrsis 10 return rejected Communications
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-24

All honor TO Edwin NJ. Stanton for bus noble
and sclf-denying devotion to the cause OF
constitutional freedom. Let him be honored as
q man that the nation cannot but delight to
honor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-24

MJOr-Gcn. George II. Thomas has estab-
iished new claim 10, the admiration of his
eOuatVmep BY promptly refusing the bTeyet
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BAENUAi'S AMERICAN MUsRUM--Day and ESehlhg'
"Un-e Toms hin"-A Living Girshe-Vau Arn'u'gh 70" ~
sserie-Jn go CutosisieS .
BEoDwAY THEArEE - This Evening. - sam.
Chsairsu
BuyYAx HALL. Union Square-This Afternoon and
Evening -"I . be lilgrim" 49,
CONSERVATORY Hall, No s. Fifthave. - This
fv-uing-Cisssicsl soiree
DoDwoErH HALL This Evening "Stage-Struck"
hiss Olive Logaa.
ExI,urrIoN OF THOMAS BAII's STATUE OF Ed
MIN FoKYpsr CoRoL sud Eveningsl2 broadway
FrEvcu TIriATER-This Evcning.-"La Grande
Duchcsse"
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGN Day and Evening
- Paris PioiEreA
NEw-YORK CIRCUS FOurteenth-st-Ihis Evening
- The Jockey Club Race" Miss Lucille Wat.ou Fisu
NEw-YORK THEATER-Ilis Evening" NoDou9 >
Dsasltsr" Mrs KATE Reynolds -, -,
NiGIOS GARDEN - This Evening - Inc hH''0
TsVa" PaTenue Ballet Troupe. r
OLYMPIC THEATER - This Evening o." Peal Oh
Savoy" Miss Maggie Mitchell ,.,.
PnlEs OPERA HOUsE-This Evening. - I'"u"h
Opers-" Norma" Sine. Psiepa-Ro ETC. -
WALIACk'S--This Evening" she StoopS 10 Vo"-
Lett Kalzck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-24

The army seems to be unanimous in repuls-
ing Mr. Johnson's advances. Can't Mr.. Welles
be breYelede
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-24

Advertisements for this weeks issue of The
WskkLx TEIBUEs pust be handed ia To-Doy
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nAIIs. MEETINGa, AND LECTURES.

RuIs THIS EvENING.-ChaTity Ball at the Acade-
A., a. Maslen Ball des Gessng Neees Coona Central tr
10. Z; and Bowtry Batter Hop lrug HAN
N,.ue Ban FFerad Association Brookess Assem-
biz Rooms G raRdst. hue Social Cnb Miitaiy HAIL
LECTURES. 80 John Savage, esq, on Patriot
p.is Al Coo e. Institute I...Tbc Rev T. p Rae. the
omstcs Cavalry Life" a. the Aiensi Presbyterian Church.
y pm
MEErIxG.-Lyceum of Natural History, at No So
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kssEv1ILE AND CorToN.-We were this week,
SAYS the Greenville Mountaineer, on visit to
one Of the neighborhoods rear New Market,
and were pleased to learn that very consid-
erable portion Of the cotton belonging to the
planters remains unscld, as We hope is the
case in the State generally, 80 that they may
realize the benefit Of the present improved
prices. The planters are setting wisely in
sending their crops generally to Charleston by
railroad, where they may, with less expense
than hauling to Augusta, obtain better prices.
The roads to market are now becoming almost
impassable, and railroad freights are moderate
and reasonable.
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LONDON AND LiNdAsa1RE FIRE INSURANCE
CoMP4sI.-We direct attention to the adyer-
tisement Of this reliable company, which sp-
pears in another column. The agents are Mr..
A. S. johnson, No. Al Hayne-street, and MIR. J..
T.. Honour, Nos Broad-street, and they are
prepared to take fire risks on property ofevery
description, and vessels in port. Alllosses are
promptly adjusted and paid at the Office In this
city. -nJohn q. Honour, Esq, late President OF
the Charleston Insurance and Trust Company,
is at present located at the agency in Broad
street. o.. -, = - .. :.
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:. THE GREAT SOUTHERN STApLE.--The friends
of King Cotton appear to have taken new
start; on Saturday last, the article, in thismar-
ket, presenting scene of activity and excite
ment which certainly has not before been vis-
ible here since the war. Buyers were numer-
ous and our factors were never more in, their
element than in meeting the anxious purcbas-
ere, who were ready to take hold OF the staple
at constantly stiAening prices. The demand
throughout the day was good, and the conf
dence now felt by operators is quite in con-
trast with the weakness which was characteris-
tic Of the market some weeks back, while it is
to be regretted that the;aridla hasspassedodt
of. the hands of the planter to such an extent
as to make the benefit to be derived to him
very limited. We hope that sume Of our cit-
zens who have experienced nothing but losses
for several years past will derive some advan--
tage from the present rise.
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February 8

@ IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIS
TRICT.-JoHN WATSON AND ]. I. LANE ~ 8. P
MATTHEWS, SHERIFF.. AND UTHERs.-B1L
FOR ACCOUNT, RELIEF, DISCOVERY ARD IN
JUNoTlON.-In pursuance of an order made in the
above stated case, the creditors Of HARPER &
LANE, LANE & harper. RUrsoN, LANE l. CO.,
BRADLEY g. LANE, and W. Z. LANE Il CO., are
hereby notified TINT they ale required to prova and
establish .1nands before the Commissioner Of this
Court against the said Arms, on or before the hrat
dsy Of February next, on falling SO to do they be
debarred the benefit Of any decree In this cause
July9 1amo7mos r. G. LOGAN, c. E. w. D.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE DAILY NEWS AT EIG
CENTS A WEEK.

Our City Agent, Mr.. J. Silverstein, will do
liver TIE DAILY NEWS in any part Of the city
at the rate Of eighteen cents week.. Orders
left at the periodical stores of MIR. O. q.
Fighter, Nos 161 and 1888 King g-street, or at this
Office will receive prompt attention.
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Nor1or 10 our ADvKRTIsERs.-The Down.
town advertising box Of The DAILY NEWS
will be found at the Office Of the City Railway
Company, northwest corner Of Broad-street and
East Bay, The box will be emptied several
times every afternoon and night, and adver-
tisements dropped into it up to IL O'Clock
P. NJ, will appear in the morrow's NEWS as
surely as If handed in at our counting-room.
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4 Handsome ,Residence IN the Kestsrn part efs
--.,-:,. the GHy atAucaos. .:s:.... ,.:r
--RYT-Sr-k: 1SENNETT. C.. CA

On TOMORROW the 18th inst, at II O'CLOCK. Ct "
the oil postofice, ourr Of East Bay O. q Btoadr
reets, I will offer .or sale
All that valuable, LOr OF LAND, with the large.,n
cotnmodious and hqnd omey anished NE lDENCH
and Uutuiildinss thereon, located on Smitbstlest1i
west side between auntsgue and rBul areets, md
known as No. sG Ihai Residence rooutaide teyenl|e
largo and finely. Ania: ed npn he goops. PaseNa9t "a
rooms two large attic rooms and WIDE piazza, ,..
.acing the south Hsterworks N house and ktch M
gas, and ve ylarge ciafrpi he oltbui dtDgs ays
oflhrick and very extenaiye, AL coveIed WITH aatas
by ole bundre nine y-seys4 Ll2D teas deep beiG
the same more or less.
8 Condiions-One-ualfcss cssh; balance by bond and z
mprt:age OF tue pl opertywith interest
~. payable In one and two years. buildings 70 BE-
insured and Iohcy sr iRled purchaser to pay tstr
A. necessary pagers and ssamIs, .l,s.,, obsi
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l,orrpos1D Ok u sAsI,1: sas E d 4;
.Estats Sals-Byi Ordsract :ths .,Erseasestuod
RYI s. X. RENNETT..s.., % :, :


on TOMORROW. the 11th inst, VIII, ssH, at
IL O'Clock, ct the Old Postofacs. corner of East
Bay and Broad Streets ~ ~, q. - y, :. :.
he following PIEC s. OF VALUABLE PROPER.
IT, belonging to an esta e. and sold order o. is3
1sI nat high and dry LOT OF LAND. locstga ct
The northwest corner Of East Bay and 'MfGottty :
streets measure forty 4Dl feet front pY one huns
dEed and twenty l2o feet IN depth be thet more
ad That LOT OF LAND, with rsnemedt Buiidtna
thereon, located at the northeast corner Of Mtddn
and Minority streets, known 1s Nos. Sand g, The
Houses contan tour rooms eath with brick kt-htnn'
and commanding COCA rentS The entire Lot rness-
utes forty t4o feet front by ei,hty ts feet dSep,
more or less. = -. =. ~ ~
Sd That LOT oFLtND. With Buildings thetson.
located on o east side OF Kins.streets' between
Broad and 1radd street, and known a No 90.
Huuss contttus s.xu lri 5ht rooms With suaA
room. ptazza pantry ano private gfarway o.fhs
buildings are ample, inc udn1 large uftck oven.
The front store Is now beiug used m bakerY, he
Lot measures thirty 1907 feet from By tvs hundied
and fOTty-ons 7ilt fses deep bs the same more d.
leas. I - -, =. - I-''s.l,' .i' : :
Twill sen at the same time and place. iil,.''' :
PEW No. 60 nosh Aislo'or St Philips Church: =.
Condiions-one-haN cash; balance p3 bond md :
mortgage Of tue property, with interest semt.anLuat
y, payable IN ,ne and two years; buildings. 70 b
kept Insured ard policy assigntd. Purchasers tgpsY
me for all necessary papers and stamps. -. sts
TheFew viii be sold fr cash &C.
February 10 ~ !. - ~. sftntr& :. :.
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BUSINESS Nh NOTICES.

------ H. II.
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If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes,
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pattern of ruling, go to R1RAM HARRIS, No. SO
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SINGLE COPIES of this mornings DAILY NEWS,
out up in wrappers ready for mailing, may be
had at our counting-room; price FIVE cents.
The DAILY News will be mailed regularly. dn-
ring. the session of the State Convention, to
parties who may desire to have full record OF
the proceedings. for eighteen cents week.
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MORNING. FEBRUARY 10 1868

STREET F1eHTs.-The police on Saturday ar
rested Simmons Williams, for drawing knife
on Andrew Drayton, both colored, at the cor:
ner Of Church Market streets. Some
Italians with unpronouncable names, who
were also engaged in street fight, were ar
rested. 1he fghtists will be- heard before the
Mayor this morning, and will be held to ac-
count for their misdeeds. ::,'a.
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',3nlnlerala aatife.

.,% The Relatives, Friends and Ac.
quaintsnces Of Mrs. SUSAN FERGUSON, and Of her
SONS. HUGH and FRANcIs are invited to attend the
Funeral of Mr.. FRANCIS FERGUSON. from his late
residence. st. Phinp-street. next north Of Morris
street, Tais afternoon, az Three o'clock. . go
F,ahrnarv 10
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Thomas Ptnckny, ezecutor Eliza6eth 2. Rinck-
neg vs. Sarah P. Betlingerr et;al. a bill to
Account, to .Marshcl Assets and for Rsasf:
by II. A. WHITNEY,
Aucrionser.f Il

AuCtAohoc3s' !A- .r..ttss4 - =
VIII be sold under the direction Of the underhgned,
at the old customhouse, TOMORROW, the uth
day OF february, 1sea at11 O'Clock. 4: NJ. II,
All those two adjoining fine 90 TON and RICE
PLANTATIONS, known as "rmoi by" and tTowne--
P. Pinckney deceased, situated on the Aslepoo
RIyer, abouttwo miles from the ferry, tbs saltkar
hstcbie road, colleton u saicr. These plantatona
offer rare inducements to capitalists who may wtsh
to engage In the cu ure or Cotton or Rtce, a. taey
oon,ain s., res OF Cotton land d 1S6; acfesof-
Rice land, b. tn excellent quality: Tbe Rtce lands
owing to the fine facilities tor drainage, ar. ad mira
bly, sdapted to the cultivation or this siepei. n
these places are Dwehnghouse, Kitchen, very large
Barn. Cornhnu Q, fne ':tave, aid s.ven or eight
ss5vants' houses ..,- tl.."e.t 7ss.-Trf-. a :
. 4 Pit OF III. same can be seen st the ofaoe Of I.
a. Whitney, No. z franklin. street. r = .r...1...
Terms-One-third cash; bslunDs on q credit Of ons
and two years, secured BY bond andmorf2sYe o. hs
the premises. Purchaser TO pay tor. PAL ers
b. ST, KE6,
February 10 -s.,sss1i.-74i'-T -! g.. e.!G. D.
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aTB THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
uNIrRD sTATEs-soUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT.
IN BANKRUPTCY.-IN THE MATTER OF F. ".
EMANUEL, A BANKRUPT. FOR DIS
CHARaE.-on reading the petition in this case, on
this soth January 1sss 1t Is ordered that hearing
be had at Charleston on the fourteenth February, at
twelve o'clock NJ, and that office be published that
all creditors who have proved their debts, and other
persons in interest, may appear at said time and
place, and show cause, II any they have, why the
prayer of ,aid petition should not be granted.
BY the Court: DANIEL HohLbECh'
Clerk United States District Court,
February M
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THEATRE.-The theatre was wellattended on
Saturday night, and the celebrated play Of
Dick Turpin was admirably rendered by the
troupe. The new flooring has proved perfect
success, and the audience in all parts Of the
house can now obtain full view of the stage.
As It's only temporary structure it can be
easily removed. and the hall used for balls or
other entertainments. The managers are using
every effort to furnish the Charleston public
with good histriomc exhibitions, and havs pre-
pared new plays for each night. Tonight
the performance will consist Of the five act
play Of .Ingomar, or the Barbarian, and the
Greek Maiden" to conclude wa the langhable
farce entitled the "Secret." ~
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ARREST OF Coat THEv.s.-Lieutenant Hen
bricks and his corps of detectives have sue
ceeded in arrestiny two noted (colored) coat
and hall thieves, named Henry Taylor and Jno.
Francis. These are old offenders, and are well
acquainted with the interior Of the jail Two
coats have been recovered, and the detectives
are now on the track Of the entire gang of
these thieves,
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-Spefial uotires.

. a6 CAROLINA INSURANCE COMPANY
Stockholders Of the above Company are requested to
present their Certificates at my ONCE In order that
list may be made oct previous to Dividend being
paid. HENRY CoBIA
February 10 i. .,..,.5l mwthA
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'MarrieS..

OwENs-BFDDEN-On ThursdRy, January 80, at
Grace Church Newark; n. j., by the Rev. Dr..
HopaEs; G.. D. OWENS, Esq, Of Charleston, 8. o.,
to MARY eldest daughter Of JAMES 7. HHDpEN, Esq,
OF Newark, N, ]. )--;
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s@N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
cARoLINA-IN THE MATTER OF FERDINAND
CHRIS IMAM, BANKRUPT-1N BANKRUPTCY
To whom 1t may concern: The undersigned hereby
gives notice Of. his appointment as Assignee of
FERDINAND cHRIsTMAN, OF Charleston. in the
District Of Charleston and State Of South Carolina
within said District who has been adjudged Bank
rupt upon his own petition by tho District Court of
said District. NATHANIEL HUNT, Assignee
Dsted January 20, 1885,
January az jan 27. feb. !, ~
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PERsoNAL.-Among the recent arrivals in
the city we note the name Of R. G. Barnwell,
Esq, the present editor Of DeBows Review.
Mr.. Barnwen was the co-editor with the late
MIR. DeBow when he commenced the pubGca-
ton of his Magazine in New Orleans twenty
years ago, and probably no two men in Ameri-
ca have contributed more to the commercial
and practical literature of the country than
those whose names appear above. MIR. Barn
well is at the Charleston Hotel, and will remain
in the city for four or five days, his business
being connected with the interests Of the
faruous Review.
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FIRE ON THE CITADEL GREEN.-For the past
few days some of the soldiers of the citadel
garrison have been engaged N burning the
straw and other trash that was left by the
troops lately encamped on the green. The
wind carried the smoke some distance, and the
smell of the burning straw was noticed in re-
mote sections of the city. 'pi.~'e.
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,zU0TEoN SALES THIS DAY.

c.MpRrII, KNOX & Co. will sell this day, at
their suction house, No. IS Hasel-street, at III
O'CLOCK, boots, shoes, dry goods, g., :.
MCKAY d CAMPBELL WI VIII sen Inis uay' o. a.
their auction house, NO. lSo Meetlng-sltSst, ae
10 10 O'Clock, dry goods, clothing, millinery
goods, 5~' ..--..-,--.
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@PALMETro HAIR REVIEWER AS IFS
name indicates, is not only q REsToREh and RE'
NEWER, but also splendid dressing for the nair'
It also removes dandruf and cures all diseases Oh
the scalp, and leaves the head clean cool and heay
1t 10 recommended and used by the highest medical
authority. Give 1t trial. For sale by Druggists
and Merchants. DowiE O moAoS'
General Southern Agents, Charleston.
January 20 WHO
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@ BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaueous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the IL effects Of bad dyesi nH1go
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black OF
brown. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory No. le
Bond.street New York. 1yr January IA
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TIE CHARLESTON HOOK AND LADDER CoMpA-
NY, on Saturday night, at their regular meet
ing, presented a handsome flag to MIR. J. G.
Lacoste, foreman, also agold pen and pencil
to Mr.. s. Webb, treasurer, for faithful dis
charge of duty. The flagstaff is four feet in
length, eag,a-attfe top, the flag made of blue
silk, and white silk border; the words "Our
JIM are worked with white floss, with two
streamers attached, with the motto, ssWe are
Ready" in gilt letters. The pencil has the
letters 'se. q. and L. No. q, to 8. Webb" Tho
testimonial was quite surprise to both thu
recipients. Brief remarks we're delivered suit
able to the occasion. etnr--7
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agN THE DISTRICT COURT. OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CARoLINA.-M THE MATTER OF ADAM ZoL-
LER, BANKRUpT.-NB BANKRUPTCY.-To whom
It may concern:-The undersianed hereby gives no.
tee Of his appointment as Assignee Of ADAM zoIr
LER, Of Charleston, in the District Of Charleston
and State Of South Carolina within said istic who
has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own pet-
ton, by the District Court Of esid District
NATHANIEL HUNT, Assignee.
Dated 20th January, 1885,
January 27 Jan 27. feb s, 10
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@A CARD.-wHAT IsTARRANT's ER-
FERvEscENT ,ELTZER APERIENT and what are
its efects2 Tfese are questions which the great
American public has right to aaf and 1t has also
right to expect candid and satisfactory reply. The
preparation is mild md gentle saline catharo, al
terative and tonic and is most carefully prepared In
the form CT ow white powder. contairing all the
wonderful medical properties Of the mrarned Self.
ger Springs Of Germany. .,,..s...--., ......-...
H Its efsctr We would say that those who have
tested the preprattn are the beat judges, and they
declare over thdr own signatures, that the prepare
hon will promr hy relieve indigestion Regulate the
flow of the bic. Cure every specie Of headache.
Tranqualize thG nervons system. Refresh and In.
viRorate the weak. Mitigate the pangs Of Rheuna-
hsm. NeutrshEe acid In the stomach. Cleanse and
tone the bowels. Assist the failing appetite Cure
the heartburn. '. -''.t
nyou are sufferer give this remedy one trial. and
1t will convince you Of the above fscts .s
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January % Is, 3moH