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New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
LETTER FROM SENATOR WILSON.
81 srSiTr &c cmAMnEn. wAsnrSoroS. March 80, lss,

SENATE CHAMBER, WAsHiNGToN' Mafch ~, lson,
My DEAR SIR: In n communication 10 me
AN Sjoyery St,udard You SAY that senator Wilson
works for Grant who Is no Radical and Qlecs 70 oter
drink I am sure you do intend TO be unjust, but
You certainly have placed me III false position FV %
wears have been pledged temperance man. ana nave
sriyen 10 be faithful TO my heart loves ana my
Judgment approves. While have ever re-.
5yardrd intemperance to he a terrible calamity 10
humanity and a sin against Cod have always felt the
deepest pity and sympathy lOr an NhVse hNcs "eIo VIZ
bghted bylt know Of no Radical %ose n%o oI ro %
whose nomination have objected because nc
drinks. have seen Gen Grant IN tlc camp, ~ i1 @ onoe,
at his own house and at dinner parties where liquors
were freely used by Others but nave never seen i
drink even glass OF wine nor have ever seen MN wen
had the slightest reason TO tihk he was " any "'s''
under the influence OF drink. II. -. .o. >,
You say further that Work Tor Grant VINO IS sot "a
Radical have done little work for Gen Grant, Tor IL
WAS not necessary that any one should Wofk 10. MN
The Republicans OF nearly every state win geau ua
nhieyed Inv work but by the needs of the country ana
the instincts Of patriotic and hbertyloyng people. !
oD the aoor OF the Senate sny conviction that a
patriotic and bberty-loving people, betrayed by
the President would turn 10 that great houIcr
an1 d snmnon him 10 marshal them to victory.
Thirty-two years ago fully committed nysell 10 IG
antislavery cause, and nave stlrem i VIZ ,rinwnb n
vote TO advance 1t To It's inal and crowning HiuR, % ~
was because was an antlSlaVefy man & ,
llcan because believed the cause OF el'i anu
tal liberty TO be above the alnDlu9hs az " crnt rouid
nublc men and because believed cen nIahI i ~Vuu
carry that to assured victory lat tu1r ~ '
as t6e Presidential candidate OF the kepuDiel pii
Know him be honest Just, ana nm man az ", 10
fidelity TO his country and TO the equal Sn'' VI u" '
oGiad would have welcomed the nomination OF some
one o fbe veteran anti-Savcry men, II such holhaon
could have assured the success Of our cause IN te Bt'
strngole of this year But the pioneer anu slavery h
have ever been forced by the needs Oi lhelr susRs
cause be self.sacrincng and ser have aceTrd
snns Victories for humanity in the past, and trust
& i IN, The future the election OF President under
a," iin,Inistration tho luy Of the country WIN be
assured aud The equal nshih ana pfitH'eoH pi az "'
citizen, secured. Nours' tihy Ii""h ""'o'
~. fs,. Ir
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
DIED.

ATSIySONOn Thursday April re Of the late lanes A.
knon Sewbss Couh Monaghan Ireland IN toe III year Of
herage.
NOt OF funeral hereafter
CARPBNTEROn WEDNESDAY April Oscar j. Of Richard ana
Christine g. Carpenter sged l. years, ii months and u days
Tie relatives family invited 10 attend the fne
ON FRIDAY O'clock residence Of his paents No 3lrSing
place (Thirist) Brooklyn, T. d.
HARRIOT-On Thursday April 2. Hampton Harriet NJ d.
The relatives and Of the family also the Medical profession are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from bis late residence Me-
ll3west Forty tbrdst, Sunday at o'clock p N
LOCKwOOD-On THURSDAY April at No. 81 Coneorist Br0okJo
daughter Of Charne lockwood and grand
daughter Of r. RoOme in the 18th Of her
will be taken POmptOn Plains heersey for nsrmeus
PARKERAt Perth Amboy Wednesday morning. April James
Parker, aged 90 years aud month
relatives Of the family invited 20 attend his ners
81 Peters Church Perth Amboy u O'Clock ~ SATURDAY.
Apr The Perth Amboy leaves the foot Of Coariandst
at 1910 a. II. returning at "a
PNGR-N Schenectady V on Tuesr March 81 Aontc Paige
Fune services az the Presbyterian Church Saturday aernooa
Aphl 1. AZ a O'clock
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
The VEST INDIES.
CIR
The Lancet.

DEPARTURE OF TIE BISHOP OF HAYANA-rHE
LANDING OF SLAVES
HAVANA, March 30, via Key West, April p
The Bishop of Havana sails for Spain direct in the
steamer which tins port tomorrow an order to
that effect having been received from the Queen There
ia consdcrabe excitement throughout the island lt Is
rumored that public demonstration In favor OF the
Bishops action is contemplated by the priests WIN the
neoule howeyPr the course OF Lersundi
is appanded while the Bishop is almost generally dis
liked II sreported that Concha Will relieve ersuhdl
the reports heretofore sent regarding the landing OF
slaves ON the island are unquestiOnaby greatly cXagger
nted Prayers were offered to-day In all the churches OF
the island for the safety of the Bishop.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
THE INDIAN PEACE COMMIssION-GEN SHERMAN
SUMMONED TO WASHINGTON

ST. LOUIS, April 2.-An Omaha dispatch says
that Gems Sherman Sheridan, Terry Harvey and For
syth arrived there yesterday evening With the Indian
Peace Commission and that the session would commence
to-day; that Gen. sherman had received telegram sim
mopng him 10 Washington Immediately TO testify before
the Court OF Impeachment, and that Commissioner Gay
or President Of the Peace Commission expected TO
Ioin the Commission to-day.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
Funerals TO-DAY.

BAMPORD ALBERT EDWARD. No 40 West Forty hurha
CARPENTER OSCAR j. Ne. ThrdPaee Crh!rdst BrooEgo'
r. ID. 80 -.
DOW. EDWARD X. Panheld, y. J.
FLYNN, CHRISTOPHER, No 30 East Shhst
GARRY Mira JULIA, No. 1876 Nadison-st
GALLIGAN SARAH. No 351 Tbntaye
GREENOCGH NELLIE. No. l55 East Harreast, BFeoAyn-
HERMAN ROSANNA, No. 4S Sitth-sye
IIGHTH. Mrs. CAROLINE A. Bergen n j.
OAKLEY Mrs. SOPHIA j. Zion Church. MadsonNe
PALMER, Mrs CATHARISE r., Baptist Churca "e' I"eaE-
fhnst . o.,, Il, NJ, p.,t IN
PENDLBTON MORTlB, New.Bnghton staten Island
SANDS. JOHN NJ. Broadway and Nnety,n'hth,st
SCHWEDRRSKY. HELENE No. lls Eilotpaee
SMITH ELIZA c.. No. 1871 ThlEd-aye.
STEWART, CHARLES L., Willie Plains, N L.
sIIVERS FRANKLIN l., No 20 Eserst, Jersey City, n
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MINING wAR-BATTLEs UNDER GRoUND-MINERs
KILLED.

SAN Francisco, April 2.-ldaho advices to
March % are that the Ida Emore aud Golden Chariot
Companys owyhee District is strongly fortified In the
mines several collisions had occurred under ground
which had resulted in the killing Of j. C. Holgate OF the
Golden Chariot and Frank Meyerof the Ida Elmore'
number OF others have been Wounded 1t is expected
that fighting will soon commence above ground. The
parties number 80 well armed men on each side
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
HfRRIED.

BROwER-wHGTYEY-In PHILADELPHIA Tharsisy March %. By
the Rev Barrett Bloomfield Brewer Of heSlork, 70 Ma
Sue {. Whitney Of Philadelphia.
TLRR-MALTBEOn THURSDAY April 3 1883 at Trinity Chnrch
oboken the Rev r. ". Howes William A. Batler to FaaRs
J. daughter OF W Matbe all Of Hoboken No cards
HARCOURT-LYALL-On Thursday April at the residence of tho
brides brother p Abbott Of Ash ChHrch, Absay
Inhn r Hnrconrt Of Alhanr c. Lyal Of this
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03

PAPER CoLLARS.-Most of the leading job
bng Houses of this city have made up their minds 70
urchase anv collars that suit their trade, notw thsnd
ing tine pretended claims Of the Union Paper Collar Com
many The Chicago houses have held meeting and IN
lend 10 do the thing. lENpress.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
GREAT FIRE IN THE HEART OF RUTLAND, VT.

RUTLAND. April 2-The Franklin House, the
County Court House Owens store. staords store and
the building formerly occupied by Messrs. Chafee &
Harger were burned to tho ground this morning The
loss Is estimated at about $4,000 Two three persons
were injured Ia getting out of the hotel
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
THE GREAT ERIE BATTLE.

1t is reported that Daniel Drew was in this
city Oh Sunday last and had interview with Commo
dore Vanderbilt The great railway kings parted with
out coming to any favorable understanding
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
Sprtial Nuiitts.
Upjou Republicnn 4

Union Republican Presidential Campaign Club.-A
.psc OF the this Club W h- held 80
6. once Of The Hon Charles Spencer No. "a Funkns THIS I'm
das AFTERNOON at 1 o'clock. ISAAC J. OLIVER, Chairman
WV DRuNNoSD. secreare.
!
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Mr.. SUMNER asked the-Yeas and Nays whi'
called. with The following result

The CHIEFJUSrICE-On this question the Yeas are p
and the Nays The ChicfJu.tcc votes in the ar
native. so the motion is agreed 10. lLaughter.I
The ClicfJusticc then vacated the Chair, which was
immediately resumed by the President, pro tsBi.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
INDIAN TROUBLES ON THE PLAINS.

At Cheycnnelt 1t is reported that the Indians are
on the warpath burning ranches and destroying prop
crfy. and that Batter Ranch near Fort Laramie, WAS
Duru.l auI .,e stJsk l.lgcA a@ai last yetA.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03
Schenck's
PCLMONIC SYRUP,
SEAWEED TONIC
AND
MANDRAKE PILLS.

These de.srvdy celebrated and popular medicines hlve effected
revolution IN the healing and proved the fay Of several
which have for many years DISTRACTED the progress medical seu
The false supposon Consumption neurahe" deferred phys
clans from attempting remedies for that disease and pasn
to escape which they supposed to be unavoidable It'll
nov proved that Consumption cared and that Aas
ben cured very great humber Of me Of them ppanty
desperate ones By sCHENCKS PCJMoNC SYRUP sone and
Ia other eases by the medicine 10 connection with
sCHENCKS sEAwEED TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS, one OF
both according the requirements VI the case Dr. selenck hm
enjoyed uninterrupted good health for than twenty hs
years supposed time be the very gate Of drahi hrs
physicians ayug pronounced bis hopeless and abandoned h to
his fate lie was by Aforesaid syup and ne h recovery
many thousands similarly used Dr. seherek msdcse'
remarkable Pull directions for The use OF he
accompany each bottle
Patients consult Dr. Sehenek professionally at his Rooms no n
Boast New.YOrk every TUESDAY from A. ta3p m All al
vice charge thorough examination Of tue Lungs WIN
bis Rproueter S. Price Pumoe Syrup and seaNed ToAe
each 81 30 per bottle or 81 hafdoa Mandrake Pills. S cents
per by Druggists everywhere full supply can sasys e'
obtained a his Rooms No y BOnlst Negierk ------
Gorlnm Plated Ware.
TIE greatest variety a the lowest prices
HOWARD & Co, No 6i9 broadway SeW'ioH
Jewelers. SlrermIihs, and Importers Of fsnsy Goods
scyer.ble SevIne- hiucs the eeaPe.t
reliable machines They used by hsd or tSI DA'e ~
General Needle Depot 10 s69 BrnadNay
Church of iImnianity.-lIkNR EDGkk vii S,a1yDsE
religion rt0pognded iy August N"nie'
Apr De Gamos eorng Of tith sYe sa losf'es@n ~
A. "a W al 2 4. -"
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so the evidence admitted.
Mr. DOOLrrTLE moved that the court adjourn until
tomorrow at IL O'clock.
Mr. SUMNER-I hope not.
The CHIEFJUSTICE put the question, and declared
lost.
Several SecatOrs called for "A divIsIon.
Mr. RAMSEY-The question was not understood.
The CIIEFJUSTICE put the question again, and said
the Yeas seemed to have II.
Mr. SUMNER asked theYeas and Nays which were
New-York tribune., 1868-04-03

81 lac testimony was not permitted 10 be Ohereu'
MIi. CHARLES A. TINIIER's TESTIMONY ,.o,
lhaIlcs A. Tinker sworn aud examined by MI. BOCl-
W&.L:
Z What is your businessl A. Telegrapher
Q Are you n charge of any Ofcel A. anu IN charge
A. Western Union Telegraph Office In this city. 49,.
were you at any time in charge OF fhe mlntaTy lele
p. Office In the War Department A. was. =.
z frOm what time, and 10 what time a. can hardly
i0m what time; was in charge OF II up 70 August.
u. think was III charge OF II something IKE year
r Connected with the OiCe something like nve years
p fHile IN charge Of this Office state whether ds-
prI from Lewis l.. Parsons OF Montgomery, Ala came
= %" Andrew johnson, President" and II so, nj what
q Tel A. think while was in that office saw SOOu
hiny such dispatches. .
Y What paper have you IN your hand A. have
VAT processes be the copy Of telegram from Lewis
Parsons Of Montgomery, Ala, addressed To His Tx
e lclcy, Andrew Johnson, President"
2 DO you know whether that telegram came through
"a Oce A. recognize this as being the character OF
iplch which was received at the Military Telegraph
ode
~ Was the duplicates of kilograms received kept the
SALARY TelegraplF object A. What is called press
95' - taken OF every dispatch before delivered.
- isa copy taken Of every dispatch before sentl A.
~ before being seDt tie originals we keepOn lille at the
Z state whether at my request you examined these
Pes copies. A. did ,
q Did you fnd such dispatch as have described
%aong these press copesf a. ala.
Dld you copy ttf A. made copy OF IT,.
Y Have you got Que on handi A. No. | have not; i
aae copy Of the dispatch, and answered the summons
the Managers; placed tho copy IN your hands, ana
'4ni YOU order the cerk TO make copy ateiwaid lhe
rk returned with this COPY, aud gave back the
~y had made: This is the copy Whcn the clerk made
Have you the original dispatch A. have.
ffO1uce tie original dfDatcl and cOpy-bOth.
siiness--l nlean mat 1 have the press copy,
Ar sIAbBERl-Io the witness-Dd you make this
Aifs copy yOuisohf
Higvls -rbo press copy is made by a cctk.
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Chase and Grant.

"Mack;.,the well known correspondent
of the Cincinnati Commercial, says that the
leading Radicals are very doubtful as to
the effect of Che nomination Of Chief Justice
CHASE as the Democratic candidate for
President. tsMack" thinks that if the Judge
be nominated, ut will be, due, not so much
"to the Democrats who confer it, as to the
.nRadicala, whose Generalization at the mere
"suggsstion of his. candidacy has grsdu-
"ally attracted Democratic Intention, and
"fnally- rivettod Democratic determine
"tion..a There have been, few cases, he
argues, in: which the defeat of oneParty was
SO utterly contingent upon the nomination
made by the other. To support this posi-.
ton he 'ssys ':..s. e,tei =: -. S. - =.
"Let the doubter come to Washington and
"take such men as WAsHBuRNE, scHENcK,
"YArHs, SUMNER and FEssEaDEN, into Q
"quiet corner for qu ct talk on the politi-
zeal prospects, and he'll find out how strong
"is the belief, that as between GnANT and
"any other man but. CHASE. there lis nc
"doubt entertained Of, GRANTS success.
"But if CHASE is nominated at New York,
"it will be hard fight say sOme-.he'll
"beat GRANT, say others, and the wisest Of
"them." ~, Z -.es.t: s1s'2S.s -.
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Cumming, OF Savannah, to William Grayson
Mann, Of New Orleans, son of MIR. Dudley
Mann. Theirs aers COME sixty guests present,
5all Of. them |soutkam people. Among them
were: MI; Mis-. and Miss sidell; Mr.. Dudley
mann, fudge Perkins, Mrs. Perkins, Miss Eye
ayn BssIy, Mrs James, Mrs. Bradford, al yef
,Fouisisna; General ssnd Mrs. Breckinridge'
md Mr. Garnett Duncan, bf Kentucky; Mrs.
Benton Potts, Mr.. James Med the Misses
Mcdowell, Captain, Mrs. and Miss Imagruder'
of Virginia; Mrs. and Miss Pringle, OF South
Carolina, and Mr.. q. s. and Miss Tayler, OF
Baltimore. An English clergyman married
them, and after. the 'dgeaner a la tourcfeae'
grsom ndbride left for Switzerland.
The grain trade of New o: : rs is asserted
obeincreasing rapidly. Two, vssels have re-
Gently cleared from that port for Liverpool, one
with thirteen thousand and, the. other with
twenty-three thousand bushels of wheat. IAN
extensive wharf, to be used by the elevator COM
psny, is nearly completed. The elevator build
ing will be one hundred and thirty feet" in
height, with q front of two hundred and sev-
enty- five feet, and depth OF one hundred feet
a steamer has also been bought and is to be
converted into afoatipg elevator at Cairo, Ill
An elevator building atthe same point is to- be
erected by the sIIinois Central Railroad Com
pany, and will be Of the same dimensions as
the one ct New Orleans. The grain comes
from points on the upper Mississippi, and WIN
not bear the cost Of transportation by rail- 70
the Atlantic ports.
On the 10th of May, while the Pope was
walking alone through the galleries OF the Vat
ican, he suddenly came on q young.m VINO
was deeply absorbed in the study Of one OF
Rafael's paintings. He approachnd' him aud
said: !" You are an artist?" eyes, holy Faith
err replied the young man. ".You are come
to Rome to study y "Yes.. Holy Father" "
"Then you belong to the academiaP" ".No, i
am too poor; study by-mysef, and endeavor
to iniitate Rafsel" aa Well, my young friend,
go to- the academia; Ishail think about the e1-
pense.n ,a aBut, Holy Father, said the young
man. e'syou are not aware that that :" That
wnatqs replied the Pope. "That am Prot
esstant.s Wohl" said the Pope, smiling. t"thas hat
makes no difference, at the academia From
that day forward the young man, George John
son, probably ang Engiishman' entered the
Iaoademia to purs ds his studies at the Popes
.exnense.I -. ~ =. a5fsi9, .: ''r'''7 H'a"
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r. .E..t .
In ANOTHER column will be. found lead
ing editorial of the New York World, in
which that journal takes the back track,
says that Mr.. CHASE can never have sup
posed t6atthe Democratic party had any seri-
ious thought of making him their candidate,
and declares that the Demooracywill never
endorse negro suffrage, although it may be
unable to revoke what athe Radicals have
done. = The article is;Bell,worth reading as
"a specimen of what q political tumbler or
oircas..rider -msy~do~in the Presidential
ring. The World started for vault, but,
like q clumsy acrobat, missed the jump,
and now lies in the; sawdust. ,.,ee
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Uita aSutrtisfmtnts.
C,IrY TAxRs-moNTHLY RETURNS.

II
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR,
|rl CITY HALL, June Isl, 1858.
Notice Ia hereby Qiyen to all concerned, that the
MONTHLY Returns for the month Of May past IN COM
pliance with the Tax Ordinance, ratified on the 2Sth
of January, 1853 must be made on or before the 10Th
Instant. -,.,....-.-.-...,.-.-.
On ali saies of Goods Wares and Merchandise, iu-
Guiding sales BY Bakers. Butchers. Hucksters, and
by dealers in. Rice, Lumber, Hay Grain and Naval
Stores.
On all gross receipts OF oil Express companies.
On all sales ut Auction
On all Carriages and BuRglce
On all income derived from tho pursuit OF any fa-
Guilty. profession, occupation or empOyMeanss soo,cioo
On all commissions received by Factors, Commits
sion Merchants Bankers, Brokers, and others.
On all premiums received for or by any Insurance
Company, or by agencies for individuals or compa-
nies. } '.s-.-i-.
On all pross receipts of all Gas Companies.
On eyery Horse and Mule used or bept within the
city, excepting horses or mues used IN any puohc
licensed carriage, cart, drsy. or other vehicle.
On all Retail Dealers In all ar1ces Wnatsoe'er
On all Barber Shops.
On ali recepts of Livery Stable keepers
On the gross receipts Of Cotton Presses: % n.u.
papers and Publishing Houees
On ali Goods sold In the city BY PERSONS not resi-
dent, by sample or otherwise
On all sales of Horses and mules Drought 10 Inc
city.
On sales OF Stocks, Bonds, and other securities.
On the cross receipts Of Magnetic Telegraph Com
panies.
On the gross receipts of oil Tavern Keepers and
Liquor Dealers. .
All the defanters will be dealt with as the ordi
nance directs. ". N. HUGHES,
June 10 City assessor.
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rN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-IN THE. MATTER OF yQ-
SEPH SAMSON, OF TIE DISTRICT OF GEORGE
TOWN, 8. c., A DISQUALIFICATION FOB
FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE-NB BANKRUPT
CY.- Ordered, That hearing be had on the seueTth
dayof July nezt, at II O'Clock NJ, at the Federal
Courthouse in Cbarleaton, s. O., and that all credi-
tors, &c., of said Bankrupt appear and show cause
any they have, why the prayer OF the petitioner
should not be granted; and that the second meeting
oCthe creditors be held at the Office OF R. B. CAR
PENTER, Esq, Registrar, Charleston, 8. g. - g
sirth day of July, at 10 O'Clock III. L.
BY order OF the Court, this 9th day Of June. 1858,
t,f'o, = -Id DANIEL HORLBECR,' 'i.-s =
Clerk Off the District Court District Of South Caro-
lima. th2 He June II
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France might not be vanquished instead of
victorious, These are but secondary
tions, analnesd1ot be pondersa until the
Efsnoh sre LITTLE more ripe fSn that Tar
which, horevsr anpFoatable, nay, be begun
atsny the, tosssrveEtae political purposes
sfths Nspolsonio dynasty
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d1Qotiffs in Dankruptfp.r

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
IL UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH tOARoEINA-IN TIE MATTER OF
PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPT
CYgWAS FILED ON THE 28TH DAY OF MAY
AfD.i 1858. I'm sAID CoURT-IN BANKRUPTCY.
This ia 10 give notice that on the teenM day Of June
eesinst the Estata of SAMUEL J. GAILLARD, Of
Sumter, In the District of Sumter, and State; of
South Carolina, who has been adjudeed Bankrupt.
ON his own petition: that the payment Of anydebts
and delivery Of any property belonging to said Bank
r1r. to him or for his use and the transfer of any
property by him are forbidden by law that meet
Ing Of the creditors OF the said Bankrupt to prove
their debts and TO choose one or more Assgneos of
his Fstate will be held at Court of Bankruptcy, to
be holden at No. 72 Broadstreet, Charleston, T. c.,
before r. B. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the
first day of July, a. D. 1868. at 10 O'Clock a.
~ -. J. P. M. EPPNG,3-
United States Marshal as Messenger.
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TN THE DISTRICT, COURT OF TIL

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED sTATESGFoR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CARoLINA.-IN THE NATTER OF L. B.
IITTON FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPT.
OY WAS FILED ON THE 28TH DAY OF MAY,
A. D. 1868, IN SAID C0URF.-IN BANKRUPT
OY. This is to give notice that on tho fifteenth
dav of .irne, A. D. 1858, Warrant In Bankruptcy was
issued against the Estate of l.. r. CHEWING,
Of sum = erton, In the District Of Clarendon, aad
a bankrupt on-hisa own petitions that tue pay
nent of any debts and delivery of. any pro-
perty belonging to, said Bankrupt, to him or
for his use, anl the transfer OF any property
by him, are forbidden by law; that q meeting Of
the Creditors OF the said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to- choose ono or more Assignees Of his
Estate, win be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, TO be
holdon at No. u Broad street. Charleston, 8. c.,
before r.. B. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the frst
day of July A. D. 1865 at II O'Clock, NJ -.s;,l.JD
JP H. EPPING,
so6 Gf'' United states Marshal as Messenger.
T,xw,A
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
j UNITED STATES, FOR The DISTRICT OF
SOUTH uCAROLINA-IN THE MATTER OF ROB
ERT L. CHRISTMAS, OF THE DISTRICT OF
SUMTER, A BANKRUPT-PETfT1ON ZOE FULL
AND FINAL DISCHALGE-IN BANKRUPTCY.-
OrdercI, That hearing be had on the; ssuenth day
of .Taly ezt at 10 O'Clock NJ at the Federal Court
house, In Charleston, S. o. and that all creditors,
thes have why tho prayer OF the petitioner should
not be granted and that the nd meeting OF cred
itors be held at the office Of 3. B. CARPENTER,
Esq, Registrar, Charlesto: s. Co. on the sfzh day
Of Judy; 'at II O'Clock NJ.
By order ofthe Court, this 9th day Of June, 1858.
f-,aeq-sy Il, Gf DANIEL H0RLBECK,
Clerk Of the District Court, District of South Caro-
lima. % tb2 June IL
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sHELLROAD.
CITY ENGINEEh'S OFFICE,
Crry HAIL. =April %. 1868.

CITY HAIL. April 70, IoUo. J
ElARMERS AND OTHERS ARE REQUESTED
not TO drive over the line of the Meeting street
Road, between Spring and Rumney streets, during
the execution of the work. Cattle drivers are re-
quostc1 not to usc the Meetlng-street Road at all.
] he disturbance Of oil the erndu and alignment
pegs rccently put UP, renders IL necessary to make
the above request LOUIS j. BAhBoT,
April 30 City Engineer.