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x,or,ss Of The County Democratic Con
yeptioD.

ITO audience was called to order c
nv G. Doane, Chairman OF the zen c
trail Committee.
ON motion c. Doane was chosen
Chairman and +. X. Brundick Secre y
tsry OF the Convention. <.
On motion committee OF one rom
eacb Township was chosen TO drat
resolutions. and the following genue
men were selected:
BsipbridQe-W II Green; fa'oSa-
Williams; Ferdinand-Wm Wsgo"ef' ha'
e Boh.r; Columbia-A } Gossm'n;
HARRISON Jeese Trsylor.
On motion the delegations ron 'ne
different townships each selected tnel'
delegates to the Congressional Conven-
ton, and reported through their oha'r-
men the following persons:
-B.inbrdpe-B B Edmonston, WIN Ma
hin. GTB Carr, Henry Msun'el, John =
Sctsier, c Dosne. -,
P.,oks-M Fisher. Cyrenss Cox. A u
Miller. John A Mayo, Greenbev A Kemp
Err Brundick.
Ferdinsnd-J Gohman' 'o'" 'o''
Francis Gshlhsusen. -
H.ll-Henry Schne'l. f Bohar,
Fleming, J Bates. c W Jacobr, ) surge
co,umbia-Leroy Cave, S w W''h'ms'
aIGossmsn, R NJ Davis. John Tim'ng
John Wininger.
H.rbison-H Schaier, B B L Edmons'on
FMyer, John Milburn, VIM Krodle' Il
Milburn.
The report Of the Committee ol
resolutions was received, ana arc
considerable discussion in regard Z
the choice for Congressman, and u
voting down OF substitutes and amend
mcnts upon a call Of the township
the resolutions were adopted as 10
lows:
Resolved. Tha, we the Democracy OF u
bois County, endorse aud approve Tue pa
form Of principles adopted ~ The De"
cratic State Convention, held at 'nd'snoF
II. IN The 9Th Of January. 1858, and
hereby pledge our earnest support 70
,;cket that day nominated, and we cav up
ali earnest lovers Of Constitutional hoef'y
.ssis, us in tho election OF the ticket
he succ ess Of rLe principles therein emf
ciated.
Resolved, That the Democracy OF
bois County instruct their delegates 10
second Congressional District Conven''
and they are hereby instructed TO cast
vote Of this County for Hon. NJ. Y. M
the present able, fearless, patriotic
s,a,esma nlike'represen,ative for re'nom
ton for representative in Congress- Tor
Second Congressional District and the
delegates ne hereby instructed 10 US
hono,sbie means to secure his nomlna
Resolved, That we will cheerfa''y
cen, and support Nj. w. H. Montgor
the choice OF Merlin County for State
avor, for the district composed Of Dt
Martin. and Pike, 40 we consider NJ
County 10 entitled TO the Senator, witt
understanding, that they concede TO
which 10 our right-the choice OF the
Representative for the Counties Of d
aud Martin, and thst they will accep
suuport tho candidate which we thi
nominate for Representative for the
countiee.
Resolved, That il Hon. David I.
we recognize the homes, upright Judg
good citizen, aud we present him to tn
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CoRroRArloN ELEcrIoN.-At the
election on last MONDAY
Mr.. Joseph Roely was chosen Mar
shall, John G. Scharcr Town oier*. -
w. Bre,z Treasurer. and the following
conncilmen: 1st ward, Henry Lange;
I'd ward. Joseph Egg; ID ward, fetel
Nohr. a good set OF corporation o''
ficers. Now 90 to work and sho"
yourselves worthy of your honors.
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The Democratic Congrcssicna
Convention Of the Second Distrc
will be held at New Albany, o.
Thursday. the 18th OF June next.
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nP.The Chicago Bible" a new
addition OF the Scriptures, IS an
nounced as forthcoming. The adver.
tiscment says that "a new feature o.
the cditisn will be a family RECORD
suited 10 the wants OF the day. III
addition the pages ordinarily devoted
10 births. marriages, and deaths, sew
eral leaves will he added Tor d!voiceS
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TAX NOTICE

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liable Ole country security. Though the men
are working for such low wages, and are e1-
oellent mechanics, they are well satisfied with
their bargain, as they could not otherwise nave
raised money enough to bring them over. oniS
one man has failed to come to time. g
For something more than year past e1-
periments have been in progress, UNDER tne
auspices of the Brooklyn City Railroad compa-
ny, looking to the production OF a sen-moVfhe
car for passenger travel on the city railways
and as the result of these efforts new aum- 1l
nv has been brought out, which is worked oy
steam engine, the furnace Of which Is sup
piled by kerosene or petroleum instead OF coal
The fire is started By small bed OF anthracite
coal which lasts all day without replenishing,
as It is used merely to act as sort OF WICK for
the kerosene oil, which is the real fuel. There
is tank of kerosene at the point Of the plat
form furthest from the fire. From this small
pipe leads to the fire, and small quanaty Oh
Kerosene is squirted in occasionally. No Gin
ders or smoke are generated, but sufficient
heat is evolved, the patentees claim, to keep
up steam constantly in the engine with very
trifing expenditure of oil. Limited trials OF
this dummy have been successful
E The National intelligencer, commenting
upon the nomination Of Hon. VIM. Aiken as
Collector Of Customs at the port of Charles
ton, says: GAS MIR. Mackey has devoted the
time for which he has received pay as public
officer to the business Of organizing negro
government, of presiding over negro conven-
tions, of directing partisan politics, and of
seeking seat in the Senate, we take it for
granted that such culpable neglect and defiant
disregard Of official duty will no longer be tole-
rated, to the scandal and injury Of the public
service. Although Congress has sought by
every possible coutrirance to protect its
partisans in Office however delinquent
or corrupt they may be, there is
still remedy for such fragrant cases OF sbuse
as this in the suspension Of the offending Off
Ger, which, it is to be presumed, will be ap-
piled without hesitation in every instance that
may be brought to the notice of the President.
It is not surprising that the revenue IS IN
differently collected, or that the public ser
vice suffers, when officials holding important
posts and receiving large salaries may thus
outrage decency by disregarding their trusts,
and setting an example 80 mischievous in its
tendencies. It appears that even the negroes
OF South Oarolna, although so much courted
and cajoied by him, have repudiated the ambi-
tious aspirations Of their self-appointed cham
pion, and preferred to bestow their confidence
,on q stranger. who. in protesting less, proba-
bly, commanded more respect"
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IT SEEMS to be popularity Of the South
Carolina Radicals, both foreign and native
born, to VOW that they are Democrats as
soon as they are elected to Office by the suf-
frages of their colored friends. Judge
MOSES, the renegade Carolinian, who was
the other day elected Chief Justice, declares
that he has no sympathy with Radicalism.
HoaE, the Ohio carpet-bagging SOLOMON
come to judgment, and who has been elected
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, is
now said to be thorough going Democrat.
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DELARaE, colored representative, makes
a flaming speech. R. ToMLtNsos, white
representative, denounces DeLarge, who
says, in reply, that the statement of Tom
L1NsoN is not true. JENKs, white repre-
sentative, says that DeLarge had branded
his constituents and the Charleston meeting
as ridiculous. DeLarge rejoins that he is
responsible for everything he says. Whis-
key and shinney sticks for two are e1-
pected.'
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GonfatipnaI.

JTTASHINGTON COLLEGE, LExING-
w TON, vA.-The next session opens third
Thursday in September, 1868, and closes fourth
General B. E. LEE. President with Professors Of
Latin, Greek Mathematics, Modern Languages
Moral Philosophy, History and English LANGUAGE
and Literature. Applied Mathematics, Natural Phi
losophy, Chemistry and Law and Equity. These are
distributed into: /. Faculty Of Arts 2: Faculty Of
Sciences s. Faculty Of Literature and Philosophy; T.
Faculty of Law In each Of these Is conferred dis
tinct Bachelors Degree and the Degree OF Master q
Arts is open alike 70 students In each course In the
Department of Science are conferred also Profession
al Diplomas of Civil Engineer and Mining Engineer
By the aid of full corps of assistant Professors pro
vision Is made for thorough drilling In tho Depart
ufents of English, Ancient and Modern Languages
and Mathematics.
ExpEssEs.-Al necessary expenses need not e1
ceed 1926.
For tull particulars apply to
F.c GORDON, Clerk of Faculty.
July 80 limo
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state Oemocr"tAo Sou'0A'
A Convention ofsthe Democratic party Of
the State ofsouth Carolina is hereby called
to meet at Columbia, on the night of Thurs,
deg, 9Th August, for the purpose Of nomi.
mating Electors for President and Vice
President of the United States, and for other
purposes.
The Convention will be composed of rep
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to the rule of representation in the House
Of Representatives.
- aas- WADE HAMPTON,
Chairman Central Committee.
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THE HEIGHT of impudence: McKinlay, a
colored member of the Legislature, and an
ex,tailor, announcing with many flourish
that he was sent there "not to represent
"any particular class of men in Charleston,
"but the entire community"
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II OsT, ON SUNDAY AFTE RNOON LAST,
IL from the southwest corner of Bull and Rut-
ledge streets. SCOTCH TERRIER SLUT, blackish
gray on back, and tan legs and snout. reward
will be paid for the return of the to the owner
CORNER BULL AND RUrLEDGE STREETS.
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Iqptifes in Dankrnptfn.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLNA-N THE MATTER OF q.
BROWN AND BROTHER, BANKRUPTS, BY WHOM
PETITION FOR ADJUDTCATIONO OF BANKRUPT
1868, IN SAID COURT.-IN NBANKRUPTCY.-This
is to give notice, that on the 2Sd day Of July, A. D.,
1868, warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against
Charleston in the District of Charleston and State Of
South Carolina, who have been adjudged Bankrupts,
on their own petten that the payment of any debts
and delivery Of any property belonging to said Bank.
rupts to them or for their use and the transfer ofany
property by them are forbidden by law; that meet
ing Of the creditors of the said Bankrupts to
their debts, and to choose one more assignees OF
their estate, will be held of Court OF Bankruptcy to
be holden at No. 70 Broadstreet, Charleston, South
Carolina, befo:e R. B. CARPEN iER, Registrar, on
the 9th day OF August, A. D. 1865 at 10 O'Clock, a.
NJ j. P. NJ. EPPING,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
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OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSION

OFFICE OF COUNTY CoMnss1ON-
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all matters pertaining to their various Offices.
By order of the Board. F. c. MILLER,
Chairman Board County Commissioners.
July 27
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have also received some fresh MICHIGAN TO.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-IN 1HE MATTER OF
RICHARD 3. sELBY, OF MONKS CORNER.
CHARLESTON DISTRICT, g. c., BANKRUPi.-N
BANKRUPCY.-To whom it may concern: The un-
dersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as
Assignee CT RICHARD Il. sELBY. In the District
of Charleston, and state Of South Carolina, within
said District, who has been adjudsed Bankrupt
upon his own petition, by he District Court Of said
District.
Dated the 18th day Of july A. D. 1868
J. CAMPSEN,
july 27 6 Assignee
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at low rates, Ii left at No. 3S HAYNE-sTREBT.
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the business of STRAUSS, vANCES 90. at the old
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