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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-12

THE ATTENTION of all
4 SUFFERING AND DEBILrrATED.
SICK AND SUFFERING,
OLD AND FEEBLE,
"i''P'''1"' HoFFs MALT EXTRACT
BEVERAGE OF HEALTH
Th. celebrated preserving beverage has proved its
Frat: A. an extremely Pslstsble,
EOurshing and
STRENGTHENING TONIC,
Improying the Blood
sheb nAy be ndnged IN at pleasure ana d. any h00r
day, or at meals
s,e.nd: As preferable to vine spirits ale, or porter.
Containing two per cent
more strengthening properties
AND FIFTY PER CENT LESS ALCOHOL
than ale or Porter,
and therefore
HOFFs MALT ESTRACT ,,.,r,,
BEVERAGE OF HEALTH
SLIGHT STrdULANT,
NEITHER EXCITING TING ,r,se
NOR IRRITATING.
10 LADIES OF WEAK CONSTITUTION,
MOTHERS NURSING.
HoPPS MALT EXTRACT
WHEN TAKEN WARM
Is TIE BEST AND MOST AGltEEABLE REMEDY.
Awarded With three Gold and one Silver Medal
II il used such jn the frat Hospitals and Families
FOR HOARSEEEsS.
BROyCHTTIS
NCIeIEST CONSUMPTION,
LOSS OF APPETITE.
Sold ny Grocer, Druggists, Special Agents in every city
Wv '''''' ''' ToFTS MALT EXTRACT DEPOT.
No. SAP BROADWAY, MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-12
thrutuucemsufe

SELLING OFr.-Our entire stock must be
,ol before o impori1s alteration aua
extension In our building The cheapest aud best REApiN
CtnTHsG aud BOYS be- found IN this city. Oar he ant
Tailoring Department under the II Nr BEowre e Of
Broadway AMI been rnled h a. esre uew assoimsi
o novelties from lud0n Boston, aud Nss-lork one entire
store u il made up Spras Oycoat< BE0KAw BROTHERS,
80 o. Lafayette place aBl Fouril-sye,
oDpost, Cooper Instilie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-12
THE UEdTHEK

EGr y OK Hour Tier Bsr Wi4f Uost The. Bst Fhd
March Ill a" HB v Mach 1t ~ A.32 y =.
u 80 TR y. 90 N8 y v
45J 5u5J y. r. 81 sNaJ y j.
hAl
Pea TO h: 49, drilling rain clock sulrsc
coudr from very coudy cloudy. AeuonConiy kGIs
Csly clear from cloudy lIi.it. Limited Sire 81 Ie
seope-A rcisctnr telescope having object glass Of tn st ali
E'cu Or TIE ~
Al instrument the accumulated starlight would tcso daug 10 r N
could DO telescope OF d inches m Aperture so
rtlg r, fr All practical purroses W!h she Cambridge telescope
OF Massachusetts powers from 80 70 IL" are generally u,tl 10 We
uet,UriHut double stars, oclr power 81 .HD l te
--.-rt--. l- --.o- d. !. D c-r. D l-.Il-c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-12
WEST INDIA NlAGrETS.

TRiBpsE
HAvANa March n The Sugar market dal and dscang osr'
male u reals per aobe for Ne "a Dach Standard EIehasg'
Londou 81 10 rent premium United States currency oOd
81 per discount god: Ions gt = per ecoulti short Grh
4 rerc cent ficannt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-12

RESUMPTION OF TRAVEL BY THE BRISTOL LINE.
BOsToN Mass, March 1.-THE steamers
Providence and Bristol Will resume their connection WIN
Boston and Ncw.York travel via Long Island sound on
next Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-12

nor SALE.-The fine SUMNER RESORT
II AID WATERCURB LBlITGH MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, near Beth
ehen Penn viii sold IN lots entire by Mr BORECK Cashier
bethlehem Penn and the 18th Of March then al the ab
shnen Of said day. Information given al No Iyonro"'
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-12

The houSe of j. B. PARSONS, Office No. ~
C.sr was saved from Lsu, robbed bf bura cuciy OIL r
she BrKGLA AIARu IEIEoK Wtien aonsd t1t I we
Instant the window raised D. iIoiNts, TO- 4ol biot1"'l
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TIE QUESTION SErTLED.-WISTNR'S BALSiM
oI WuD CHkRKYG He remedy or Coz hs all to..A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-12

READY-Kxox's Spring style of Gents HATS
No ~ BROAD ssY. corner Of Fuliof-tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-12

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
FROM SlVASNAII March HIN steamship Hunts hle-WlDam
While Hear Wilson ard lady, frl1k Simmons j. ds L.psL
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-20
Umpire HOUSE, 1 -r4 p
~ = t-t,sn TTHPT.
-CREsCO IOWA. ..,es
l. neNOYEILES Proprietor

Having ieased the aboys bouse for a
term o f years, and havingfeftted, furnish.
ed an d thoroughly renovated the same,
the proprietor solicits . shnrc Of public
patronage. Good stabling attached to the
house. sSsss, Is; .~ lolti.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-20
:. Special Notices.

.s, Relief Lodge, No. 211.
Of 7. and A. M. hold their regular COM
munications Saturday on or before the full
Moon Of each month, ct their Han in Rice
Vile, Mitchell Co. Iowa.
=, :. '@ NArHAsrEL ". Moss, W. NJ.
33v8) arsa 80 asa WIN. G. Moss Secty. n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-20
For Sale or, Exchange.

- ~ 5-al-I--- - .-- u -I.- --7---
EVOVR hundred and twenty acres Of
II good farming land, IN Mitchell Co.,
IowAr tAree ! qAartersl Of "a mile from
Brownyilla, Also 4, house and lot in New
Oregon, Howard O.. IeAa.o
i s41ply "a M A.yGoodrich, at Office .oi
Goodlich 3 Mead. Cresco, Iowa. tn6e
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-20

Piano, Organ q Hslodeon.
Tuition payable one half in advance. No
deduction made for lessons missed only in
cases Of severe illness.
References, Prof. G.. RooT,
Chicago; HERR Orro Fox, Brooklyn;
JAMES WHITNEY and E. H. FRosT, Boston
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-20

], Having had many years experience as
teacher Of music in the first class Semina-
ries Of the East, would respectfully inform
the citizens of Cresco and vicinity, that
she is now ready to give instruction upon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-29
gklrr NJ een innertn GJemaAeM rte NnNiea

3blrs gu zen incrtn Uema4cm res Snulcd
gephnet bat Z"
Mum ia rmn, wenp On. Sptett IS mtlitn
mcnGn," ricf cCr Captain nit 0uSbrrbtneT
erihatett, ia, th bin mutbenp rtsbllG !!
,ttb baite Is rem lt,trt, Cem 6topr, lrtn1
gerbOteu, cr [bure ~ o1hcl, Id waite eS
ibm auf ole 5ttic BrbuuoCr, tclnen MMhm
tutreien Su luirtu. 5h lru1t ttn 81 Soet
pelitbcu, lpttker gcIpdgt bat, mctnen SttrPl
ntht iu al tsn,"
,Cb Batter, licbtr, ttttcr Batter" tlebtc
Wltaltr, tt3 bite um 0'ndpe far zen armsn
SgCpr.
,unp i'd, idate @Icranpsr crnh, ttb Elite
nm Ginuce fur mth. Otnn th rtn rS orb
ctgentlh, pcn on slrnlt, une Iu Mill Be-
nor truftll, neil On mid, ntht luaItn tdnnt!"
t6CTll;FuH8 tcIftj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-29
GcrmiI6te Scri9te.

@luttoer &nufbnnheL - Nm
Observation-Disclosures qegcn 10 llbr cnlHdRs ~
her g8utblbaft cc5 Srn. gdamom dui
Clinton Sta bel Wcw1rt. Ms Swtihrn 3
TCutibtn unp . NCSun IN Sclle tlnc5
gRrrtmetblcl5 uptr rNS Vcrrcd,t bet'm 9an>
len cine 8lurCrti al wr'ber lth bale einI
80 Qrrlpatn ppn tttpn Sctttn bstbtIlt9ieN,
Ger gBlrtb 0IHmlnn UNI lttn &tIInrr, Nd
mems gGm. atul, rrlien ctt Jtube pterrr
berNeacu, wMpen ieprb Won prn mutttnotn
9eJtrn ttttls 0Cliohet tbetIs dncerprutl
perICet 6ritorb Nttber etn NewarIrr,
rnp cfftn Gatin wurpCn, GrterCr rurh bret
NleTtrltlde In &crf urc Urdtt, 4eSttrt
rurb ctn tbr an zen l8Cpt 1elnleut trtt6
@tergtlS GbS. lStfS unp 2. Brandt putH
NutClenlhlIe gtIderllt1 uno mCprrre Nn~
ttre lbeil5 ld,pcr, ibctl5 tidt YGrltSt. Ndh>
tr.n C5 mbIttb ZEN gSm. IruB hcb ecr tr'
tannen 8clIEguuasn llln1, ett vttblrr 81
ptrtlbin, 5cAGp ltb bic Iruilhtn IN ell
glebmbluS ;luUd, ypo iie ictpb con zen Re
0err - nit @usnaGmc einaer errcibtn, flf
IN 8lhmlm'5 gBrblbdfI unc 8lult Out>
rlumttn una mrbrfle SbatrlS, 200 Stbarrtn
II. /. 10. fqrtibIcpplen - nph snlBe 3ett
tela0ert uup nit SttifCn bcmtdrbut pur>
ben, BIS bieie cprIlh, rurb rtt nd9cn:e yo>
tiSct peridlt, lih csrltTtn. Otc GftettptS
tyiiNer g8pmdn, gBtlltams, SdtrStu. Sur>
bit erutrttn unp perbdftteen am Sonnabrne
G0p5. Jadpu, 6jrc. JtFtrIcH Stremtab
Glcptr, NIarlba Wurra9, Sltottr Sad'on,
Spbn D,umlys, Sane Rjatam' ScNn
Sadlcn, Scnr8 mr WGrp StoBtrS IN D9cI~
mes aQ,Y" nab Btftgm gBtpcrtanet ale
8GpclsU0rrr, unp Sti@ttr Drills btlttmntt
He lammt unp lonbtrS prr Cie Sjrcs9efbwo-
Tencn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-29

SJIMtccettd1 DE0B M0idDtHe
braadsu lttca wr aui siec neutlc GrisnuEs Guf bth
Hlb Ni1ibiNGn sHitbtlr.
Sic 0fr. / viii, Nlaiebine
hiT lbrifanten
III gpp tttuStrsr Sr,ft thr dt unb 'riitIg isib II
bInshutrn Uau1 tNCrduih mddcnb; FUR istr Gri Rdbt.
rel - esm PuRNntV Gdi!lnf bis jun edi.eu Eteer
tinperidttt uue NIT tduColNtr iiHutucn ile ititt.
Hen Ndter 0lth gWt 1rgttcnt. GpihCH felt MujCm i'm
SiarIe, inc cele auitMrn ttrt5 in 0rcFer 8atl bet
Aatrh,nten i'm Blnrn C1ucf in GSttrauas mb Scptr.
mann II nit ihNtn aus1Ghmtre Nigitttn.
8cu0niifc,
ilHifr Walhuih UNI Ter SGIirf tabtn Bette Strt
Nr. l NAB NGlbtc dai priit.bWen ;stcitu pCm
IIWurGn G'CUttteetr uue tiHler H1rrluht un6 Sat-
tlgc tis ann tinultn afmtuttn papitre - cine lie
SraWIAP iG ptrduarH grildtltt pretrt uuo Beprufi,
uHa mis 1Hten tdS lie 0W GEcn Striicn ciltcn vutli
tpnimcnCn lid udept SD bin NirirtrbGntIcr uRb
E1sr,!aNg. babf tis SmNcriGc ms aHtcH 4aidun
1abre aUl ygrgt II. trt,art Utue &etmttn Sire 5ti-
G(siRist ter mct!ah5 Die btat ipn agth bic pir
t'brgubt,
SS;Hidm 2pd,
gitttrtyutltr urt RGts,Idut, gir.21, 2alsfr,.
Nhttdit, 3P, trr 2i, ,fuui 1896,
Sd 9aes 5Art &g. @alpnt be scrDu RrU. SuS-
grrt praalla nn 8rultuh prrtti UNI trtldTc t rtne
3cutern igr elas 'cpr uCrlEGtitt w a d. me.
.ie OggCCt .olJ ult Acruud,Dt utt ltlcrt Cn Will
10 ~ "' y N " 8. 3. sufunt.
Sbub rut SsieI 6abrtIdnt
Dch g. Suit tst5.
Str1 sfsee Usrtt'frlr Nofrh1ttr- Ultne II bic teA
'nr @@utett, bic iA c bchugt uP ID b0be IN mttntm
ScIdlis IL Rltyeu tWr @,rle MtahNQ prrbirt,
Mss Sdrttrieti, H1uCrblilict unb rultcs Nrtr.tfp
tugeia9t 70 it pnssc'agfsU.
Rtiterbdatier. ,gmsti 5Stt", It. gpGti, M9,
D,h l5. darulr 1853.
8rpDcr S " aecr'St5e
RGb HEdfrbincn Eabripy
sfr ISL saaitirturrHT,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-29
-Sri. q. o. Fernsrl

spsrtttr Serr Iit msnsibem Qersnlssn bduSts.
Id Shr.n titles 9eusnis fur hen @rfeis peten Spt
Gtcrbaut. .gDiteeerJeuetr an ..r erwicIen, elm I'D lit
ne gefonntsn mid auieaten. ais Id aber ron ben
sislen a,ren bSre melds Sire wertbsrle RctSin be-
serheaist bot, beftlps i'd, ie su perlu6en. Der st.
trauh elmer Glade eswdbtte mir areBe Grti6lsruns.
BEN Gle mir tattr meia psrr, Stnen mtnsn b,r,li tisn
Daut fur bic Wpblibat bic mir Shrs wuneerrrae VIE
tiiin ereia bat aussutrafen, Id enpebe fetlte sa.
siei6 meinen Fefaunttn uns eem gusiitnm uberbapsi
ais has tse Mitt pel&es e sssen trirerene 8d6s S-
ferirt rpreen.
GGtunssSpai Str
Baltimore, ben II. San. '67. Spbn q. Witdsen, "
Bet allen Drusiatn, apptteIern une SansIern tn pa.
t,ut-MtehineH au baSen.
Saiipt.Deppt. Ode Der Baltimore. ,lne Sisbfr.
(2o0-l Baltimore, We.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-29
Mttefdte,
,,1rn. q. ". Rerrtr.

,,Prn q. y. Rerntr.
Httn 5err! So BABE felt ldnssT benin bier Sabrrn
an eczema pssr eintm SakiausiaaGe iemr @laen as,
lIiten; mebrere aer,te tatsn mid in gebaabluns,
pbne mir iaentweGe 9inserups su fdafeu. GsroIs'
nen Spnmsr ais Id sine Reiie mad benz Rpsen mldtt,
lit i'd defenders ttfts i'd irs u Srrtrn, ,Sunftt9n,
@an, einsn anaehenen ar,t gu 8atbe, mster inslner
5aaiur ndts,u beTnuneslcs srfldrte uno in6 siutat
Belt bebanSelte sbne mir iespb rsennwstc 3Ilis ~
psr6aftn. Gr slaubtt Id ftnnte ntt ianst mefr Y,
ben, peun f6 mtin 3ufanb niGt raia ttlsrts, 80
FAM otne ale Beferpna helm; ba tplie i'd mir eint
Saihe Sbres Sterbaut. Jrietererieusers une te8ann
tenielbeu III sebrauden. Sas fpirte To eiustrn9 ID
fssts sinsn &sbraud fort, urp psr erols mar Nlts,
rpas Id mir MIR uaufden fonnts; Die britre Baihe III.
ririt mid CANT. Sereitrtaef unt freussf leSs ID
8eusnis fur bic sDirfiasSet Sbrrs praparats ab Unit
empfsbIe GO aatn nit SautIsieen 8eplasten.
Sbr aairidtiser mid,are 6. Mafcn, f.n.,
Rr. 81. Slh-Ssbfr., gaItimsu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-29

lGpU'GG H. WlaIltsW1s
BcdmtC:
s.. VI. W.RuttCrmuuu, Trd0ittut;
VI. y. WubtiS, B;et.lrlieNt;
9Clepb Is, Sullsr, srrgmiler;
Ratbdniet Rrti, ScIretIr;
w. R otcuhpd, Nrnesdi J(dnGlts;
Or. 6. 6rant ln!trhdIn8S &tiI.
BmnnJsSomiit
JhCMaS 3. uidNNtU, u. ". Grlcr, lpU. q. WCGi
Stsn8euurutt ctisnitafi sletr, lfSsm ttttrlti Gt.
ihirtis mslGer auf cinen tdRitsn gsrsitu anQ,witn
II, bic 'segsnbrt It'd frr 9rnnitstfuGt, au6 feltt,
bic tnrt llHiilc ltrrrr8truN rcraeu atstu WaraeI "
Gtne ia lhugtn,
Sc rad @srBaniB her trasidbt!sn Tr6mie erbiGt Srr
gtrlttItegs gsn 5 Bis ~ so DpGare tp56srh5 patrtnt
ter 9aNien DaueT rrn ArElttiuntdbtRItIt, unp uiur
fclhe stn aarlt1 ,lobr anbaltCu lcats. Nub wtD
ter Wt,GIlttn itmt ,lr:sriugAHa pibrtas etr Daut
Ter Nrbe3midli5Il lGsatt iebh wen bic Nranirtil
am ndb6eR %abe Ratb GmgtNng tet gONec Uttr
GtnrR 9toRnt, stne gpOdt Uter etnen : a A
ppx %paui tcrielta, rnretcR pGte lnS I'M guccsfaae
ec6 0trhclicn srbdltrn bic SnterFtiebencn tf7cbcn
rpr 500 Els $1,000.
DGie Geica8ait scdarst ttint Gtntrtttstlsrr pesr
lQuBe @ct atrcu uus he 9rGmen lnO 70 niebrig o..
Hcnt ta6 60 NismaEstm dwtr lgt, b Der CStitalGaft
dniuiGNeBep.
Die RrtuNcn CSricge hes Stsars Ohio unb sds eroat
gicberhcliS Gaptdl Siticr @cisaitalt ftugtr Ten
geritcttsn 0esen ftmrBllheu gtrluf,
ISiib. 9prrncbur9,
GieueralGGent f;lE een St0at 9iaraliRb nne Dihrfi
Columbia.
Sntrimiffde, Bureau Gr. Il, Siirs@apfiraas,
(uua1l l,6ID Baltimore, No.
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ISeidlneaiG)ltte.

gm I. Cftbr., Qtenss llbr, errfree pref. Gnde tn
IRnapp's Suiimt ipeser bic 3eidnenhuIe tlr andben
unS mre ettlebe mdpreHb ses l9ia!eremscrs we6ent'
lid Mai, Ifttpons une Srsildss, ron ID ubr
fprtaeeet 3ae Sraroen tes 5eihnenunterribts iper'
Sth Iuiemafa uas srlnsli@ uaierrId,ttt. Gnmslsun'
oen bitiet man bainiali iu MAIDEN. t23I-l
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Gbillcm's Gpppei,Sfcu Rpda>
hrrrhrH

Dieter ltlrt utUirTi im ytu,d b., Hsmiers,
etniahftit ttCnpmlr iW Stfralh asH Ete"HmdteriaL
ffptUer UHg rr1adH,iatF Ilriem'ttt uttn urb Ter
Uhtr Huitfsr 1ut ohutGtu SrfrrturHsr uut tuW rat
ten. 1tmcru 9rlttu, NOttu bsIcuett' nm itil war
mes EtaHfT tuJ has gy1iH nns patnnAWgt 10 ptt'
Ttbtr ttr Ft tutH auttu NctHe:re anaa7tH riH, run
ih ttlttu 0Hi1bsr. IN BEN Hau''r 1wNt rcu Ern'
titu MET e. f,'UU tifrrr. ais t.n ,dmrcs,- Der
fS,tt hat dnf mtrtgHen Ftrhttfr 3uE cnru tTtFtH
F5aistr, trruslit Unt rU'tttl1u Lutrhndt NM
fratiitt RtatrtgUruu, r YI1ll.n nHt lttr 'm. NM
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SPEECH OF GOVERNOR ORR.

The convention begins to show signs o1
labor. An anxious disposition exists to take
hold of prominent questions with vim, and
finish the work to be done. Seversl resolu-
tions, of very important character, ire being
cooked up" One Of these proposes to OBJ
Iterate the name of South Carolina. Another
will test the sentiment Of the convention on
the subject of disfranchisement and confisca-
tion; and so, step by step, the body will pro-
gress in laying the foundation on which is to
be erected the future constitutional structure
of the State.
Quite number of visitors, apparently
strangers, were present, but our own citizens
thus far avoid the place. We can simply say
that everybody ought to visit the convention,
il it be only one time, that they may write
down the event in the family Bible, and tell
their grandchildren.
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1unfral ltptiff.

DIED. In this city, on Friday morning, the 17th
inst. Mrs. MARTHA NEW3OLD. cor sort Of the
late SAMUEL NEwBoLD, aged 81 years and II days.
Rs- Her Relatives. Friends and Acc
quaintances, ind those of the family also the Men,
bers Of the Methodist Episcopal Churches, are re-
spectfuy invited to attend the Funeral Services at
Three o'clock This 4jternoon, at Trinity Church,
Hasel-street, without further invitation.
January 18
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w1N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLlNA.-IN THE MATTER OF Will
LIAM Il. PARHAM, Bankrupt. by whom Petition
for Adjudication of Bankruptcy was filed on tie
cond day Of January A. D. 1858, In said Court-In
Baakruptcy.-rhis is to give notice that on the se-
eond day of January A. D. 1888, Warrant in Bank.
ruptcy was issued against the Estate Of WILLIAM q.
PARIAM, of Bennetsville, In the District Of Marl-
borough and State of South Carolina, who has been
adjudged Bankrupt on his OWN petition; that the
payment Of any debts and delivery of any property
belonging to said Bankrupt 70 him or for his uGe,
and the transfer of any property by him forbid
den by law; that meeting Of the creditors OF the
said Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose
or more Assignees of his I:stats will be- held at
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. 50
Broad-street Charleston, S. c., before B. B. CAR
PENTER, Register, on the fourth day Of February,
A. D. 1863, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
j. p NJ EPPING,
q. 8. Marshal and Messenger.
January Is ws2
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Market Reports

NEW YORK, January 17.-cotton fully &c higher
decidedly active; sales, 1000 bales atl7 Flour dull
AZ soa1o &c; Southern 50 7oa15. Wheat heavy. Corn
.steaav Oats unchanged. Provisions quiet and
stesdy Lard, 12As1Sh. Turpentine, saSf. fro'snts'
frme-. o..., 5,,r e,d non
II - 1s FIour-uothing doing Corn weak, white,
yellow 81 asa 1sson 49, oa1 a sOod oanas
o0sJnc sTcrsTA January 17-Cotton buoyant at full
prices; sales 1865 7s9 Mad,ns S sales aS $500
hal .. Middling i5Xa16X. Receipts e2es bales.
Sales of the week 1oo bales Exports Is ss9 bses
new % ORLEANS, January 17-cotton active; MID.
ding l6al6 sales 5000 bales recepss q aa nm Saes
receipts week bss spSrs pSss for sses
s+oce 10s 408 bales. Sugar firm; Common 9asA,
Fair Prime to pms Choice S7 stsgng SSss
Sight Exchange on New York y q cent. discount
Gold 371f. - :, sr;r;t. Tnrnent,ne
Avn, AZ 40 Rosin easier, common 81. Coton au-
yanc,d nc 70; Middling, lax. Tar. 81 80.
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@ THAT CELEBRATED TOILET ARTI-
Gle kn,wn as PALMETTO HAIR RENEwER,
which is having an immense sale in all the Southern
States, can now be found st the "WHOLE,ALE
DRUG HOUSE" OF DoWE NOISE, Charleston,
by the gross dozen, or single bottle. AS restorer
Of color and dressing for the hair combined there is
no equal Only 81 bottle. Try it.
January 16 thstu6
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RY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.
TPER ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH ]

LONDON, January ia hurricane is reported at
Tenerife, occasioning great damage. Ships were
driven to sea and houses unroofed.
LONDON, January 17-Noon.-Consuls 92%;
Bonds, 71Z.
LIVERPOOL, January 17-Noon.-Cotton opened
firm; sales, 12OOO sales of the week. $4,000 bales IN
cluding for export 1900, for speculation 5000;
stock 4s4, 900, including Ill, 900 American Bread
stuffs and Provisions are quiet and steady.
EvENNa.-Cotton closed active with an advance
I'd; Uplands, 7d Orleans Sd; sales, 10000 bales
FRANKFORT January 17-Noon.-Bonds, 75A.
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ss- FREEDMEN's SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY. No. STATE STREET.-THE Board of
Trustees have ordered interest at the rate Of FIVE
PER CENT. PER ANNUM to he allowed on all de-
posits of Five Dollars and upwards, on deposit for
a1 months previous to the frt day Of January, 1sea
NATHAN RITTER, Cashier.
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@ NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.-The Steamship "cHAM-
PION" is discharging her cargo at South Adger's
Wharf Goods remaining on the dock ct sunset viii
be stored at risk and expense Of Consignees
STREET BROTHERS CO.,
Januarv ia Aoanta
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Marrieb.

ON-NICHOLSON.-On the 10Th instant, by
the Rev. JOHN TRApP. Mr.. O. L. DOBsON. Of
Charleston. and Miss EMMA 8. NICHOLSON, of
EdGeGeld District daughter If SUDAN A. and 8. W.
NICHOLSON.
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The Reconsideration Convention.

R1cHmoNp, January 17.-Nothing important trans
nsrsaa in the convention to-day. resolution was
passed TO hold evening sessions.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RAIrsH. January 17.-In the convention to-day
tina committee on the constitution reported draft of
that instrument.
MISSISSIPPI.
JAcxsos, January 1.-THE convention to-day re-
solved to inquire into the propriety OF removing the
capitol of the State to some more loyal locality.
LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS January 1.-THE most important
proceeding In the convention to-day was the recon-
aderation and rejection Of article eighty-hree OF the
constitution, which was adopted yesterday.
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Spreial Iutiess.

~ ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL. = THE
Rev. F. A. MOOD Of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church South, will perform Divine Service in this
Chapel, To-Aorrow Attsrroon, 10th instant, at SH
O'Clock. January 18
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Another Removal.

ATLANTA, January 17.-General Meade has remov-
ed John T Burns. Comptroller OF Georgia. for failing
to cooperate with the General Commanding In he-
construction. Captain Charles Wheaton is installed
in his stead.