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New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
ilOtitts Of Baukrupttg.
UNrsp STATES MARsHlPs oyuoE,

USrrgp STATES MARsmiLs oyucE
DtsrRcT o LOUISIANA, HEvOuKANs Jsuuatg -, 1863
ESTATE of CHARLES h. NESMiIH: Tins
H give notice that on the 2sib day Of January D. S Mt
in BankuPtey gissne aan' the estate OF IhAhLhS r. HS
sndgd bankrupt on bis own Peuon it he pImen o' Sn'
debts delivery Of property belonging 70 uoh bankrupt to hm
% as meeting Of the creditors Of said bankrupt prove their
aRd To choose assgnees OF bis estate "h DC heI
the tl Of SewOeas Lousians before C. s. KELLOGG, Register
90 the tenth day of March A D. 1853 atlo ocloek a.
To Samuel orr H. Hickey NJ. Lain. knight sOAwel CO.,
william H. Reynos Porter Daniel ReaugEton sanford r. Dur
BrambA F. H. Richmond, r J. ~ Campbell Msnufae,uTss
Bsak John Reynolds saeEstt Durea L. Bigeow oney M
With Alexander fauham Harris Manufacturing Co. john LenClue
William walker, Andrew John k"in' A. b Jerome n Bishop
stephen Bende H. g. Hubbard John Robbins PIopd1t Roksn.
busb wm WALKER VIM bishop, Wn Coach Panhed Union 20.
IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
BANKHurTcIln the matter Of CHARLES JOHNSON banknpt 10
hs appointment a. Assignee Of CHARLES JOHNSON Of the City Of
BrOok the County Kings bat who has carried on business the
within aid DItrct who bas sjuds Bankrupt upon bis
petition BY the Distinct Court Of said Dt-Daei az THE
i' si o ySl'aly 1903 JAMES DAVIS Assignee NO d
In BANKRUPTCY.-Distr of Connecticut,
sIIAfor ?9h day Of Jaaasty A. 1893 The nadsr,iSsd
Of oasI s i. a'ss Ss Soaa; e i state
beH sdage baakP gPe9 bis osa psion BY the pnSt SSSSo
IN BANKRUPTCY.-Distr of New-Jersey,
At Trenton saii District the AN daJ Of February d.
Ishe undegn hereby pciee Of his appoutprut A.
,Euee ialcHGR6 JoSEs Oaet Holly the touny Of Burns
ldged BAhtup, upon petition By the District Court o said
Di.lnd. tFIf IfIs~5sap n cAEFIKLD. A.lsaee.
IN BANKRUPTCY. District of New-Jersey,
Sr-Ai Tnion District the 1l day Of February A d.
lThe uBd gned hereby notice o his pponneni As
Of f4hsT ekDLRY e BsyS' T. As SspS % Of Bar
|Sssd I'aAu9' GP ~ s, petition 'ss SlSssp % cIs .. :'d
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WE PUBLISH, this morning, thoughtful
and CHEEKY letter from "Marlboro' Coun-
ty" upon the prospect before US. Our COR
respondent says that in Marlboro money
is growing more plentiful, that thirteen
bales of cotton have been made on seven
acres of land, that cotton lands are i'm
proving in value, and that the farmers are
learning that it is better to cultivate thor
oughly small area than to scratch over q
o large one. We believe, with our corres-
pondent, that Northern men will soon settle
in the midst of US, giving additional life
and activity to our agricultural and COM
mercial systems, and that Northern capital
will, ere long, cause mills and factories to
spring up in every part of the State. The
freedmen will be satisfied that they have
nothing to fear and ali to hope for; the
Northern man will BE- welcomed as warmly
as though he had been born on Southern
soil; and then peace, plenty and freedom,
such as We have not dreamed of for years,
will be 'thc prospect before us.'
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oyster tonnage tax State hospital tax, one per
cent. gross amount OF freight and quarantine
fees-all of which, it is. declared, have been
enforced contrary to the laws of the United
States for the regulation Of commerce. a de-
cision made by the court at Washington city,
year ago, declaring the harbor fees there on
tonnage illegal, is cited in justification OF the
movement. -------'- ------'---~ -
The earthquake in Ireland on October "a
created the most intense excitement in the
CITY of Cork, although the shocks were not
perceived in the vicinity Of that place. The
effects of the internal commotion Of the earth
were felt at Newtown, within few miles of
Mallow, in County Cork, and at some other
places between Mallow aud Kanturk. The
shocks were accompanied with loud, rumb-
ling noise, and an oscillation of the earth.
Houses were shaken from their foundations,
and in some instances the furniture was
thrown down and broken. The shocks passed
from forth to south. At the time the wind was
blowing hurricane.
The vast expansion which has been effect
ed in the currency OF the country in the past
seven years, and which is now claimed to be
necessary to its husiness-even though devel-
opment has been restrained in one great section
by political action-is very striking when COM
pared with what it was before the war. The bank
paper circulation January /, 1861 was two hun
dred and two million six hundred thousand dol
lars, while the banks held eighty-seven million
dollars ofspecie; probably the totalin use ofboth
paper and coin was about four hundred million
dollars. The highest authorized circulation of
paper since, including certificates Of indebted
ness, WAS ovor twelve hundred million dollars
in 1S645, but not all was in use at once. The
present paper circulation is little over seven
hundred millions, including bank notes. legal
tenders and fractional currency.
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| sired to vote against them, and IN some
cases tearing the ballot from the hands OF
the voter as it was about to be cast Tor
Lesesne. Nor was the colored Conservative
safe when he had deposited his ballot.
Then he must run the gauntlet of the yell
ing, hooting crowd which filled the street,
and if he escaped without serious hurt it
was not the fault of his pursuers. Had the
white people of Charleston stood at the
polls in readiness to protect the colored
men who were risking their lives in their
behalf, these latter could have voted freely
and Lesesne could have been elected. Un-
happily this was not done, and our candi-
date was defeated
1t was believed, however, thai the colored
people, in electing their idol, Pillsbury, and
nine colored Aldermen, could have been so
well satisfied with the success as to refrain
from molesting those of their own color who
differed with them in opinion. But the
negroes are more turbulent and insolent
than ever, and yesterday warned number
of colored Conservatives that they were
marked men. A colored man named Sneed
was told that unless he asked the pardon Of
the sold Man. -Pillsbury-and promised
to vote for him OF the next election, he
would be driven out of the city or killed.
Another respectable colored man is said
to have been so frightened that he left his
home with the determination of not return
ing until the city was quiet. Other in
stances of q similar character have been
reported, and enough is known to prove
that the colored men who voted with us for
Charleston on Tuesday last have, by 50
doing, exposed themselves to persecution
and prescription, if not to bodily harm.
Is it not, then, our duty to protect the
men who risk 80 much for us? The
colored people who voted with US have
already our grateful thanks, and their good
sense and courage will no. soon be forgot
ten. But this is not enough, For is it suf-
6cient TO give them the preference il
hiring labor or giving out work. They
must be made to feel that the protecting
arm of their white fellow citizens is near
them, ready to defend them when they are
in peril, and to reward them when they
suffer. They must be made to feel that
they shall not be bullied and beaten and we
stand idly by. And the savage fools who
would MAIN and bruise the colored men
who have more intelligence and reason than
must be made to acknowledge
that the white people of Charleston do
know how to defend those who have proved
their friends.
In this way only can we have peace, for
if the negro is to run riot in our streets
only because he is negro, there will soon
be an end to comfort and orderly living.
Firmness and determination now will sub
due the celored Radicals; but week or
TWO more OF insubordination and license
will make it extremely difficult to bring
them to their senses.
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Courage Is Safety.

The colored people, drunk with the wine
Of power, are eager to branl and abuse the
m5n of their own race who, at the late
Municipal elections, Icfusel to obey the
crack of the party whip. While the eiec-
tions were in progress the parlisans Of the
Republican candidate surged around the
polling places, threatening and intimidat-
ing well nigh every colored man who de-
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TN THE DISTHICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CARCLINA-IN TIE MATTER OF
PETER NJ. BUTLER, BANKRUPT. By WHOM
a PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANK-
KUPrCY WAS FILED or Tg 20TH DAY OF MAY,
a. -. 1858, IN SAID COURT-IN BANkRUp ICY
This Ia 10 give notice III the trenty:ffh day Of
August A. D. 1863, Warrant in Bankruptcy was is-
sued against Tho Estate OF PETER 81. BUTLER. Of
Clarendon District and State of South Carolina, who
has been adjudged Bankrupt on bis own petition;
that the payment of any debts and delivery of any
property belonging to said Bankrupt, to HIM or for
his use. and the transfer CT an properly By him
are forbidden by law; that meeting of the credit
tors of the said Bankrupt TO prove their debts aud
to choose one MIRO assisnees Of his Estate will
he hell at Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden
at No 70 Groad-strcc' Charleston, s. c.. before l..
Is. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the tpentyeighM day
Of November, a. d. 1868, at 10 O'Clock N.
J. 2. H. FL PING,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
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Qotiffs in Dankrnptfq.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
OCTOBER TERM, 1s6S-IN THE MATTER OF
GEORGE d. 1RICE, OF CHARLESTON, BANK.
RUPr-PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DIS
CHARGE IN BANKRUP1CY.-Ordered That q
hearing be bad on the fourth day Of Decsn,-
poar at said time and place, and show cause If any
they can, why the prayer of Inc Petitioner should
not be granted And that the second and third
meetings Of Creditors OF said Bankrupt will be held
at the otHco of r. D. CARPENTER, ESQ.,, Registrar
OF Second Congressional District S. c., on third day
Of December, 1867, at IL II.
By order OF the Court the 9th day of November
1868 DANIEL HCRLBECE.
Clerk OF ha District Court of the Uuitel states for
south Carolina. ~ November 13
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New YORK, l uesday. May 1.

New YORK, 1uesGay. May 1.
UDoLpHo WOLFE ESQ.,:
Dear Sir-Th. wait OF pu-s Wines and Liquors
for mdIclnal purposes la b'e long felt by the pro-
ession uld thous .nds of lives have been sacrificed
by :he use oil adulciated Articles. D lirium remens
ard ohl diseases d. .iic prair and u rycs so rife
in his country, very rare Europe, owing, II
great de- rec to the if renee i'll the pu ity of the
spirits sold.
We have tested the seve al articles imported and
sold by you luclu'IiDg your Gin which you sell un-
der the name of Aromatic Schlcdam Scbnapps, which
We consider justly entitled 10 the high reputation it
has ncqu red i'll this country and from your long ex-
pe;ienre as u foreign import r. your Bottled Winc'
and Liquors should meet til the same demand.
Wewould recommend you to appoint some OF the
respectable apotlecares in different parts Of the city
as agents for ;he sale OF your Bran lies anu Wiles
whrre Ihe profession can obtain the same when
needed for medicinal purposes.
Wishing you SUCCESS III your Few enterprise,
We remain, yoac ojcdicit ervaits,
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery,
University Medical College. New 70 k.
j. NJ. CARNOCHAN, NJ. d., Professor OF Clinical
surgery, Surgeou-I-C chef to the State Hospital,
&c, No II East S.Xtcea.ii-srcet.
LEWIS A. SAYRt, N. d. No. I0i broadway.
Fl P. pE WEES, NJ D No. I9l broadway.
JOSEPH WUES1EE, NJ D 30 1?n Ninth-strcet.
NELSON STEELE, VI. d, No. 81 Cecker-sireet
JOBN O'fEILi y NJ. D., No. 230 Fourth strset
O. I. RAPHAEL, NJ. D.. Professor of the Principles
and Practca OF sur cry, New York Medica! Col
l:ge, &C., No. 81 N:atE-s;reet, and others.
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TN TUE DISTRICT COURT Of TnE
i UNITED STATES, Fur SOUaI CAROLISA.-
OCTO 3ER TERN, 18sS.--IH TIE NATTER OF AL
BURT T. LA TIA OF KR>HAW COUNTY, BA X
RUPT.-pEIITION FOR FULL AND FINAL Dis
CHA ,.GE IN BANKKUP ftY.--OrGered, that hear
ins be had on the fourth day Of December. 1858, re
fore r. D. CAkPE .T,R Charleston, s. c., and that
all Creil. or. &c., Of sld BiAkrupt appear at said
time and place, Snl Show cause fany they can Why
the prayer of the pctitoncs should not be granted
Aud t.a he second ami ;hiTa meeting o: creditors
o: sad B,rk-urt will be held i; the oace of 4. R.
Carl ENrE':. Esq. Rc;ist a" o. second ConGros
sional District :. C, , o.: - day W --, 1855
at 12M.
a or;.er OF tae Courf, the 5th dry of November.
1885,. D,iItL A0sLnEtK,
Cork sf tke District Cour;
November 6 A. Ot the U. =. for :. c.
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TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES, FOR 1HE DIS IR1CT OF
SOUTH CaROLINA-IN THE MATTER OF ".
FADJUDICAIlON OF BANKRUPTCY WAS FILED
ON TIE 1sT DAY OF JULY, A. D., 1885, IN SAID
COURr-IN BaNKRUP CY.-This is to live notice
that on the t,ce ty:Gh day Of august, A. D. 1868
taic of W. W. WARD. Of Nngstree, in tie District
OF Williamsburg and State OF South Caro- i'm, who
has been adjudged Bankrupt on his own pc ition;
that the payment of an debts and delivery OF any
property belonging to said Bankrupt, to hlm or for
his sc and the transfer Of any property by him are
forbidden BY law that meeting of the Cred tors of
tho sail Bankrupt, 10 provo their debts, aud 10
choose one or moro Assisnees Of his Estate will be
held o. Court of Binkru otcy. to be holden at No.
72 Broad-strect Charleston South Carolina, before
II. B. CARPENTER, Reg s!rar, on the treRty-et9hh
day Of November, A. D., 1868, at . s'clo P. N:
j. P. M EPFISG,
United States Marshal as Messenger
November IL ]
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Praise and Thanksgiving.

Governor Scorr has appointed November
26 as day of thanksgiving and praise for
the blessings SO bounteously conferred upon
US during the year which is drawing TO a
close, and we trust that our people will
then unite in imploring the protection of
the Almighty for our country and our
State.
Whatever our sorrows and trials in the
past, we may look with humble confidence
to the coming of tranquil future. AS we
have borne disaster with p .tient resigna-
ton, SO may we bear prosperity with meek
ness, praying ever for that purity Of heart
and humility of spirit without which mere
worldly wealth is naught but pitfall and
snare. Aud while asking that our own
wants and necessities may be supplied, and
that the wounds of years gone by may be
healed for ever, let US not forget to pray
that the richest gifts of Our Father in
Heaven may be poured out upon those dear
W omeu and children who have suffered
with US and for Us, the priceless jewels of
our mother-South Carolina.
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NTaRKET FARM WITHIN TIE CITY
M LIMIT. FOR SALE.-That valuable MAR.
KET FARM, formerly Provost Farm, one of the best
en- Charleston Neck. the property of the late homas
Lynch, in rear of j. J. and ?. Noisetts iarnl, run.
nins tom Hesier-street 10 Ashley River; containing
about 42 acres OF clear planting and marsh land,
with two Dwelling Houses and all necessary out
buildings on tho same; with range If marsh land
fenced in for the raising cf hogs and stock.
FUr further particulars apply to
JOHN F. O'NEILL & son.
October 80 No. 167 East Bay.
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~ X f A Il u Il T K A ION
QUINBY'S s. CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON exhibition 1HG LARGENT ANo
fiji c:t Collection of CHRONIC LiTuOGRAPIS ever
seen in Charleston They are perfect copies OF cell
ebrated Works of Art, both ancient and modern.
Among The collection may be found SALVADOR
RUSA'S HEAD OF CHRIST, C0rregso's Alagda.ene,
A. Deacroix's Tide Going Ont, A. Delacroix's Tide
Coming Ii, Turner's Venice, Jacksons English
See merry, RowEo;tom's FL glish Scenery. Baxter j
English aud Irish Sceuerv, Views OIL the lhuc, ihc
Jungfraud. The Wetterhorn, Marinc Views, and
many others.
The public aro respectfully invited to call and see
these beautiful Works o art. They are offered for
saio Kew York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction in the price of PORCELAIN PIC
lures Recent improvements in producing these
pictures enable US to offer tho Mt nearly one
haf the former prices, and far superior. Call and
examine specimens.
OUR CARTES DE VISITE AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR-
PASSED.
E,pecia attention given to children. Also to copy.
ing old Daguerreotypcs and OTHER pictures Sltisfac
ton in all cases guaranteed aud at prices to CORES
pond with the times.
SrEREUSCOPIC PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLIE aTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
At Reduced Prices.
fine collection of
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF THE NOUN
TAINS IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These are the first and only Photographs taken
In that locality.
QUlNB g. CO,
No. 261 KING-STREET.
CHARLESTON, S. c.
November - 3mos
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
J. UNITED STATES. FOR TIE DISTRICT
OF SOUTH CARoLINA-IN TIE MArrfR OF
J. McC. THARIN, BANKRUPT, BY WHOM
PETITION FOR AEJupIcATlON OF BANK
RUPTcY WAS FILED ON TIE % DAY
OF APRIL, A. D. 1868, IN SAID COURT-IN
BANKRUPTCY This is to give notice that on
the tcent, :ftM day of Au9ust. A. D. 1853. War
rant In Bankruptcy was issued against the
Estate of ]. McC. 1HARIN, of Coll<ton Dis.
trict, and state oil South Carolina, who has been
adjudged o Bankrupt on his own petition; that
the payment of any dclts and delivery Of any
property belonging to sail Bankrupt to him
or for his use, aid the transfer Of any properly by
him are forbidden by law; that mseuag of the
Creditors of the said Bankrupt to prove tn r dobts.
and 10 choose or more Assignc,s of his Estate,
will be held ut Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden
at No. 12 Broad. street. Charleston, South Carolina,
before r. y. CARPENTER. Registrar. on the tloen-
ty-eqaM day of November, A. D. 1868, at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ. j. r. 81. EpP1NG,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
Noynmber ~
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Amusfmen.
A A r
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
T E E "WIDO vs. HON E."
WILL BE HELD AT
THE "HO1IE" IN BROAD-STREET,
ON TIE 15t! DECEMBER NEXT

THE BOARD CT CONTROL OF THE "HoME''
return their thanks t. the community for the assist
ance which has been extended them in their under
taking and will be thankful for any contributions of
money, provisions and fancy articles.
Packages from distance will be transported free
of charge, by the Express Company and Railroads,
if directed to Mrs. d. A. SNOWDEN, President OF
Widows Home, Charleston. S. C.
N. B.-Post,vely Lists for Raffles will be ci1cu-
lated about the hall. Chances If desired, can be
cured at the respective tables.
BOARD OF CONTROL.
Mrs III A SEowDEN, Mrs Il WILSON,
Mrs BUGER, Mrs C 8 VEDDER,
Mrs GEO ROBERTSON, Miss NJ MIDDLETON,
Mrs SNowDES, Miss III D CAMPBELL,
Miss II u DoRLDECK, Miss PALarEa,
Mrs HENRY RAvBNEL Mis- ANNA SIMPEoN,
Mrs 81 P MATHEsoS.
Mrs. NJ. A. sNOWDEN. President
Miss MATILDA MIDDLETON, Vicc.pr sident.
Miss NJ. B. CAMPBELL, Sec and Treasurer
Mrs. j. q. WILSON, Corresponding Secretary.
November Z
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SEGAR EMPORIUM.

ID sALAS. AGENT FOE THE CHARLESTON
DGs Branch OF the Havana Segar Factory, "La
Valentino" would respec fully invite the attention
of dealers and smokers 10 his very large stock OF
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC sEGARS, OF I'll grades
and sizes. e1ceed by few in this country, and war
ranted to be as represented.
sample boxes sent to the country and orders c1-
ccuted by Express, C G. D., or 80 days city accep
tapcc
No. lis EAST EAY-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C..
Annnet Ol f1nNfnrnn
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NEW YORK IIOTEL,
10. 721 3ROA d WAY
NEW YORK CITY.

ID. ~. HlLD.;ETII d CO., Proprietors.
THIS LOSG ESTABLISHED FIDsT-CLASS
HOTEL. "a popnlar,y known in former times
un,cr the mana strcr; 0: J. B. AIOSNOT, Esq, and
more recently undes t:at Of HIRAM CRANSrON s
:, .s now unde, the nropr'etorshp of ,;essrs. d.
u. uILpIErII & T.. g. ROCKWAY, uner the firm OF
D. u. HTLDRETH x CO.
The senior partner from bis long experience "a
pIopricior of the Verdnda st. LodlS and St. Charles
Hotels OF New Orleans, fatters himself that he can
assure his friends and he public generally that Its
former worldwide reputation popular hrst-class
Hote', shall be fully sustaiacl under its present
management. lyr* February -
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Rrmar1s.

TIVE DOLLARS REWARD. LOST. ON
L the night of the eighth, from No 81 columbus
street. Brindled Mich COW, with looped horns
turned up at the points; marked in both ears. The
finder will receive Ave dollars by delivering her to
No. 81 COL UMBUS-s1 RECT.
November 13 2~
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NEW York, No So CEDAR-srREET.
NovemJer 26, 1867
UpoLpHo WOLFE, Esq, Present
Dear Sir! have submitted to chemical Gna!I sis
two bottles OF "Schielam Schnapps," which took
from o fresh package in your bonhed warehouse, ami
had as before, thlt the spirituous liquor is Tree
from injurious ingredients Justification; that 1t
has the marks of being aged and not recently Pre-
pared by mechanical admIxturc of alcohol and aro-
matics.
Respectfully, FRED. F. MAYER,
Chemist.
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% F1SE-srREET, NEW YORK, |

% F1SE-srREET NEW YORK;
November u, 1867. !
UDoLpHo WOLFE, Esq. Present:
Dear Sir-I have male chemical examination of
sample of your Schetlam Schnapps, with the in
tent Of determining If any foreign or injurious sub
stance had beeu added to the simple distilled spirits
The examination has resulted IN the conclusion
that the sample contained no pclsoroJs or harmful
admixture. 1 have ecu unable to discover any
trace OF the dcleterious substances wich arc en-
ployed in the adulterat;on Of liquors. would not
hesitate to use myself to recommt nd to others,
tor medicinal purposes, the Schicdam Schnapps as
au excellent and unobjectionabe variety Of gin.
Very respectfully yours,
(Siened,) CHAS. A. SEELY, Chemist.
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Rfmpuals.


n EMO yAL-DHS. PSICLEAU HAVE
IL remos ed their Office and Residence to No. 12l
WENTwORTH-STREEr, near Ru.cdge.
November wi5
DE.J. S. M,TGlIELL HAS Removed
~ his Office and residence to the SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF KING AND JOHN STREETS.
Novembcr2
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sar SaIs.

NOR SALE, A FEW GOOD MULES AND
IL HORSES. Nav be seen at the SUBSCRIBE : sta
blc Gu DIST, between Fricnl and Mazyck
Noyember 13 fmw3 P. WEST
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF 1HE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STAES. FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
OCTOBER T ,RM, 1SGS.-IN HE MATTER OF
R. RUTLEEGE DINGLf, OF CLARENDON COUN-
TY, BANKRUPT-PErITION FOR FULL AND
FINAL DISCHARGE IN NBANKKUPTCY.-Ordered
that hearing be ID on the fourth day of December
1868. at Federal Courthouse in Columbia, :. c., and
time and place. and show cause. if any they can,
why the prayer Of the petitioner should not be grant
ed. And that the second aud third meetings of
creditors OF sad Bankrupt will bc held ut tie
Office of r. d. CARPENTER, Esq, Registrar of
Second Congressional District, 5. c., on hr.i day
Of December, 1868, at IL N.
By order of the Court the 9th day OF November,
1865 DANIEL BORLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court Of he United States,
November - r. For South Carolina