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HAMPDEN, Penobscot Co., Me.
Having been informed by Mr.. Temple, OF this place,
for Tobacco, send fifty cents for box to test it.
HlNCKLY. EMERY,
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preferred. Address Box 1887, with references.
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President o. the Uuited States, Messrs. NC
Cplloch AID Browning, OF the Cabinet, Cniet
Justice Chase, and the members o. ootn
Houses ot:Coneress. without regard to party
politics. The bride is a blonde, slender girl
ish, looking not more than eighteen, though
impertinent gossip puts her age at twenty-five
She is said to be ambitious and spirited.
During the war, it will be remembered,
General Van Dorm, Of the Confederate Army
was killed at Nashville by DR.. Peters, for an IL
legged insult to his wife. The affair cast gloom
over the whole family Of DR.. Peters, although
he was justified by law. DR.. Peters became a
strict church member, and received his VIE
back, but never recovered from the gloom that
oyerahadowed bis life. short time ago his
SON committed suicide. and 3 few days ago his
daughter, beautiful and accomplished young
lady, arrived in st. Louis for the purpose OF
taking the veil and devoting her life to rehg-
ious seclusion She prefers living at distance
from the scenes OF her family misfortunes, and
in time will take the irrevocable VOWS OF nun.
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Prepare for Action.

In about week the Son.h will know what
is the platform of the National Democracy,
and who is to be the standard besrsr of the
party in the coming Presidential election.
The time is short. and it is useless to spec
ulate ebout what must be Uncertain unit!
the last eventful moment, bu. we may have
our arms in order and be ready to 60 into
the fight with the spirit and confidence
which are the omens Of success.
South Carolina will stand squarely up to
the Democratic party of the North. The
dead past must bury its dead, and New York
and Caroline will join hands in a manly
effort to save our race from slavery and re-
publican liberty from destruction. Our
cause will be the cause OF the law and the
constitution. Our cause vii! be the cause
Of Connecticut and oaio, as well as of
Georgia and Texas. Our cause, properly
understood, will be the ca1se Of the indus
trious freedman, as well as of the white
man, without whom there is neither for.
tune; security NOR progress.
This State of ours must, then, prepare
for action. The struggle will be hard, the
contest will be fierce. But With thorough
organization in every town aud villsge,-
with Democratic associations in every dis
trict,--with our young meu and old men TO
strengthen the weak, encourage the tinid
and warm tho cindifferent.- with hard, thor
ough, iacessant work. W. con either carry
South Carolina for the Democracy, or cut
down the Radical majority to 50 iusiguifi-
can't figure that our defeat shsllbe equal
to victory.
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to break cur bending, backs. With little
trade. little security, cOlOred Board Of
Firemasters, and no power to. insure our
houses, stocks and personal effects, what
would become Of US? We hope, then, most
sincerely, that the Fire Department will
not be tampered with, AID that no one' for
the sake of novelty or political capital, will
dream of supporting measure winch iS
f-aught with danger to every respectable
man in Charleston.
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CHI TON.
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE %, 1868.
The City Fina nees.

It is understood that the ease in the
money market has enabled the city to re-
arrange its floating debt and carry it at re
duced rates Of interest Some months ago,
the city was paying eighteen per cent. per
annum for money borrowed; this was after
wards brought down to twelve per cent. per
annum, and now the city is paying only
seven per cent. per annum. All these loans
are secured by the deposit of co!laterals.
The market for city securities is still firm,
and on Saturday large lot of city stock
was bought at forty-seven.
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JEw YuisK HOTEL,
No 7ol BR04 WAY,
NEH YORK CITY.

d. M. HLDRETH & CO., Pro7rtetors.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED FRsT-cLASs
HOTEL. as poaular!y known in former times
cnde. the management OF j. b. MOSSOI, Esq. ano
moro recently nude. thnt of HIRAM CRANST0N &
G :. q now unde, the prop1etorshp Of ,lessrs D.
". HuDRErH & T. B. ROCKWAY. uner the firm OF
D. N. HILDRETH L co.
Tic senior partner from bis long experience as
ptoprietor of the Veranda ST. Louis nnd St Charles
Hotels of New Orleans, aatters bDasef that he can
assure his friends and he public generally that Its
former worldwide reputation as popular frst-class
iHots:, shall be fully sustained under its present
4 anaeement 1yr* Feoguary u
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In ANOTHER COLUMN will be found fuu
abstract of the message to be presented BY
General Scorr, the Governor elect, at the
meeting Of the State Legislature 1t ap-
pears to be temperate in tone and judiclous
in purpose, but it's practical value will OF
course depend on the degree of attention
which is paid by the Legislature to its dis
Great rec recommendations.
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NUTICE.
CITY CIVIL ENGINEERS OFFICE, |

CITY CIVIL ENGINEERS OFFICE,
CrTy hall. CuARLEsToN. March 10th, 1858,
A LII PROPERTY HOLDEBS ON TIE LINE OF
"A hfeeting.street, and other citizens interested
ID the building OF Shell Road ol Meeting street,
from Spring street to tho City Boundary. are hereby
respectfully informed that o Book OF subscription
viii be opened for their signatures in my office to-
day and that when such an amount Is pledged, ns
in the judgment Of the City Civil Engineer WILL ws5-
rant the undertaking, the work will be torthwlh
commenced. LOUIS J. BARBOT,
March ia City Civil Engineer.
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insurance and our Fire Department.

4
The fires which have recently taken place
in our city have justified our confidence in
the Fire Department Of Charleston; and he
success which attended our fremen in their
endeayors to prevent the spreading Of the
flames, has made it a grave subject for con-
sideratiou whether any change isin coatem-
platiou which wiltdamp their coursge,inpair
their efficiency and make their organiss-
tion. in allits ripe usefulness, dead beyond
resurrection 80
10 proportiou.to populati IN, the Charles.
ton Fire Department is larger than the Fire
Department Of any other Northern or South
ern city. It.is thoroughly organized, we'll
equipped and admirably traias,i, and there
is no earthly necessity for any addition to
the number Of its maohines. While water
isabuHdaht no FIRE can stand before them.
Steamers, such as we have now, mighthsve
ssyed the city from the disastrous confa-
:erstion Of 1861: without them aad the pow
erful hand engines, Monday morning last
would have Witnessed one-of the most valu.
able business squares in. Charleston heap
Of smoking ruins. Every owner of prop.
erty in the city is interested in the contin-
ued prosperity Of the Fire Department;
every man who has anything to lose is op-
posed to any radical change in it's manage
ment or control.
1t must also be borne in mind that this is
not a matter in which Charleston alone is
interested. Nearly sixty millions of dol
lars of Northern and foreign capital are
represented by the FIRE insurance agencies
in this city The most respectable aad re-
sponsible American and European c'npa-
MES have representatives here, and, as
there is not q single South Carolina Insu-
rance Company in existence, all losses by
fire must fall upon corporations outside the
State. These corporations know the extent
Of the riek they run by reason Of the ua-
settled condition oil. cur. political7-a affairs
They are aware that malicious knaves and
crack. Drained demagogues ore inci,ing the
negroes to ayenge themselves upon respec-
liability by burning the city down. But
they do not forget that we have Fire De-
partment second to none in the United
States, and believe that il is sufficient to
euard them from oil but natural and una
yoiaable losses.
The Northern and foreign insurance COM
panies upon which We depend. place their
depen ience in the Fire Department Of
Charleston, and if that Department is bro
ken W they will either double or treble
their rates, OF refuse 10 insure our p-or-
erty at any price Hhatever. Even nov,
they are not desperately in love with South
ern business. They think that in the South
nothing is ce tain but uncertainty; and, If
it is attempt. I'd to put the Fire Department
Of this city in the hands of irresponsible
negroes, they may be expected to. cancel
their policies and close. their Charleston
risks. 80.
This calamity would be the last feather
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l1atifes III Bankruptcy.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UN11ED STATES. FOR The DISTRICT OF
SuUTH CAROLINA-IN The MATTER OF Ed
WARD LOWNDES, BANKRUPT, BY WHOm Pc
II ZION FIR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPTCY
WAS FILED ON THE 2SrH DAY OF MAY. A. D.
1883, IN SAID COURT.-IN BANKRUPTCY.-This
is to give no.lca tha on the eighteenth day Of Jane, A.
D. 1868, Warrant in bankruptcy was issued against
The Estate OF EDWARD LOWEDES, OF Cnifies:
ton, in the District Of Charleston, and state Of
South Carolina. who has been adjudged Bankrupt
on hts own peation thit the payment ofany debts
and delivery of any property belonging 10 said
Banktupt to him or 70. lis use and the transfer Of
a9y PROPERTY by n, are forbidden By law tha. a
meeting OF the Creditors CT the said Bankrupt, to
d. owe their dents and to hoose one or more AssiS.
nees of his Estate viii be held a. Court OF Bank
r1nt.v to be- holden at No. 72 Broad.stre.t Charles
ton, $. c., Leeore 2. B. CARPENTER. Registrar, on
tha stzk day Of July A. D. 1888, at 10 O'Clock a.
NJ, j. P. II. EPPING.
Cnited States Ma:ah1! as Messenger,
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Corusn's Biographies. Primary. Revised and
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ftho most me gniHcent ever presented in an
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Latin Reader, 81 90. Introductory LItin Book,
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Youmaos' New Chemistry. $40 Engravings. 50.
Hurloy and Youmans Physinogy-THE WORK on
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Specimen copies of any Of the above works maile1
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THE REST are within reach? Address
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DOOK AND JOB
p r " T 1 N G .

z II Z ~ ~ T.
THE UNDERSIGNED INFoRMs HTS FRHaDS
and tho Public that he has large assortment OF
NEW TYPE, MACHINERY. and ane stock OF
CARDS, PAPER, &c. direct from manufacturers,
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Having large fuats Of type. will contract for the
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Orders for BoOKBMDING promptly attended to
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TIN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOB TIE DISTRICT OF
sOlT.1 CAaoCNA-rN The MATTER OF LRYY
lS g'ALEXAEDER, OF CHARLESTON, BANK
RUerS-tN BANKRUprCY.-To waom if may CON
cern: The under eigued hereby gives notice OF his
aoroin.nont a, ass1gose OF LEVY l. ALEXANDER,
ia the District Of Charleston, and State OF South
Car lima, within said District who have been al
Judged Hankrupts upon their owa petition. oy the
District Court Of said District
Dlted the .westy .fnlrai d3y OF Juns. A. D. 1853.
4 q ABRAHAMS, Assignee.
Y,,,o No m3
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Juue 20

TnanHN DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UsIT.D STATES FOR fHE DISTRICT
Of SOUTH OAROLINA-tN TIE NATTER Or
LEVY pRUCKER OF CHARLESTON. BANK
RUpT-IN BANKRUP rCY.-To wn1n Il may con-
cam: The undersigned he-e57 givss noice OF his
appointment as assignee OF LtVY DRUcKER IN
the Dts rict Of Oh ,reson, ami Site o: souta Ca-o;
mi, within said Dislric:, who has hesa adlud5ed
Bankrupt 1pon his owa petition. o5 she D:s::-ict
Court OF said District
Dused tic t:Yc ty-.iird day o:Jcna A. D. 1859.
All ABB ,HAMS, Assignee.
Juno % ms
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OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE.
MAIN GUiRDHOU,E,
SHELL ROAD.
CITY ENGINEEhtS OFF

.
CITY HALL, April %. 1858.
TaRMERs AND OTHERS ARE REQUESTED
not to drive over the line of the Meeting street
Road, between Spriag and Rumney streets, during
the execution Of the work. Cattle orieers are re-
questea not to use the Mcetlngstseet Road at all.
The disturbance of all the grade nnd ALIGNMENT
pegs recently put up. renders II necessary TO mako
the above request LOUIS j. BARBOr,
April 80 City Engineer.
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GUNNER BOARDING.

FAMILIES AND o1HsRs SEEKING SUMNER
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Columbia, 8. c., one of the most comfortable and
beautiful locations In the South. Parties desiring
pleasant and healthy location, with good fare, at
moderate price, will please make early application to
WM a. WRIGHT, 6u2erintendent,
lime g LIMO Columbia, S. G..
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NN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR HE DISTRICT OF
soJIa CARoLlNA-IN The MATILR 0F JOHN
TfON Fer ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPTCY
WAS FILED ON LIE 25ra DAY OF MAY, a. D.
1863 m sAID COURT N BANKRUPTCY.-Th:s
s to aipc notice that tie eighteenth day Of June,
The E,ta e eofJOHN ]. CROSSwELL, o: B;shopville II
the District of sumter, ano STAT South Caroiaa,
who bas been adjuig.d bankrupt on his own peti.
aon; that the payment cf any d:b;s and deli, cry OF
or for ha use and the transfer of any property by
him are torbiddsn By llw; that c meeting Of the
Creditors Of the said Bankrupt to prove their
debtn anil 10 choose oae or more AssiSuees OF nus
Esatl, viii be held at Court OF Bankruptcy. To be
holdet ut No II Broad-street Charleston, ). c. be-
fore B. B. CARPENTER, Reglstsa-, on the szh ddy
ofJAiy, A. D. 1868, at O'Clock P. 81.
J. P. H. EPFING,
Uoited States Marshal as Messenger.
T,,,
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- The Business and Ratification Of
Acc OF THE DAILN NEWS has boon
removed to the large and comraodtous
bu,ldinx NO. 1ie EAST BAY.
NEWS sU M M ARx

CONS Qay, anu u SSits iON 10 ooheo . oo'1 e>A'
-Niaeteen negroes we're drowned last week
: in The satilla River, Georgia, by the capsizing
az a ssil boat. Most of the party wore drunk.
s. The Democrats confidently expect to carry
the tv, Boston congressional districts next
november. They are now represented by
Maaars. Hooper and Twichen, Republicans.
lsaacs Menkeu, it is announced, Is
anasysdt to revisit Paris, ana play in che drama
N fssTheodore OF Abyssinia,n = in Abyssinian cos
stnma.
Lii is said that Miss NJ. B. Edwards, the
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css sl =. ossrasa - vitl, bairu concerned in
AZ. ~ ,,nrSer ~ Asbburn. at Colnmbus. who are
~, - ;ynnr;,onad at Atlanta. ..-
= IN. tba United. States Conrt,s at Raleigh,
,.,t lueo,., n case Was tried, in which stock
ho,asr ~ - tba psnk of washington, N. c., Was
srsd sr. sor tba sn amount Of the notes Of said
l ~ ass ~. AR, raInrnad 4 verdict in favor OF
ssha ,ssocbbolder. - 4
- n i. nov aa;d that VIM. 81. Evarts, Eaq.. OF
Esv Work Win probably be put upon the De-
norst;c ticket for Eice.Presidsnfi II MI. Hen
dricks should be nominated for President. he
vould bring over to lita support, the a!cu!a-
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lrg Waaos, Gtf.

yIg WUDD5, VII.
NHEAP DRY GOODS!
CHEAP DRY GOODS!
WE WOULD INFORM OUR CUSTOMERS AND
the Public in general that we have .eceived per re-
cent arrivals large invoices Of DRY AND FANCY
GOODS, which win be sold at the LOWEST CASH
PRICES.
Just received by steamship Manhattan large lot
French choice co.ored DkEss GOODS, from 20 to Is
cents per yard-original cost 80 cents.
Bug.a silk Trimmed PARAsOLS from 81 go up.
Fest Silk Mits, FROM Soc. up.
White SILK Xii finished Gloves, at very low prizes
large 10. Of White Goods, lower price than any in
the city.
COO dozen Linen Towels from 15c. up.
Ladies' Pocbet Handkerchief,, from 12Kc. up.
The latest style of Hoop Skirts, from So. up.
"a Table Damask, at 81 per yard.
Ladies' and Misses White hose, from 15c. up.
A very la'ge assortment Of STRAW GOODS. at low
prices
A lot Of fine Ribbons at various prices.
Gents fine Undershir:s, from 75c. up.
Gents best English Bsii Hosa, from 40 to 5oc.
White Linen Du:k, &c.
FURCHGOTT @ BRO,
Southwest corner King and Calhouo streets.
June IT i,uo
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Mseiings.

SERIOUS FAMILY CLUB.
A TTEND AN EXTRA MEETING, AT THE
n Charleston Hotel Club Room, THIS Erentn0, 1t
Eight o'clock
Members are requested to come prepared to pay
their arrears.
By order of the President
June 70
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED sTATLs-FOR The DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CARoLrNA.-IS TIE MAIiER OF
HJTSON LEE. BANKRUPT, BY WHOM A Pc
1IrIoN FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPT
cY WAS FILED ON THE 23-H DAY OF NAY,
a. D. 1865 m SAID COUHT.-1N BANKRUPT
CY -Thls 10 to give notice that Oh the eighteenth
day of June q. D. 1853, Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the Esta:e OF HUIsON LEE,
OF Charlie ton, In the DisIic. Of Charleston and
a Bankrupt on his own petition; that tue pay
ment OF any debts and delivery Of aay pro-
perty belonging to said Bankrupt, to hum er
TOT his Use, oni the transfer OF any properly
b3 him, ore forb .ddsn by law; tha. meeting OF
the Creditors OF the sad Bankrupt. to p.ove their
debts, and to choose one o- more AssiSnees OF his
Estate, Will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be
holden at No. - Broai-stree., Charleston !. G.,
before R. 8. CARPENTER. Registrar. on the
s:rat day of July. A. D. 1868, as y O'Clock. n.
j. P. 81. EPPfNG,
United states Marshal as Messenger.
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