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THP cHAR EsTON DAILY NEWS MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 1863

ton, c. R. Miles, solicit or; Levy Drucker of Charles
ton, A. D. Cohen, solicitor; Dlniel ". Jordin. OF
Camden, J. B. Kershnw, solicitor; Fred Livingstone,
of Orangeburg, Izlar & Dibble, solicitors; Alfred
Price, of Charleston, Brown & Mkeu, solicitors; Jno.
D. Pearson. OF Pcnnettsville c. T. Townsend. solici.
tor; Thomas ]. Wharton and Alex. q. Petsch. OF
Charleston, simons & seiGing solicitors; William P.
RUSSELL of Charleston Simons seigling, solicitors;
Alfred Raoul, NJ D., Of Charleston, Yeadon Hanck-
el, solicitors; Asa Race Of Cheraw, ". G. DeSaus-
sure solicitors; Joel Sloan, Of Charlie ton, Whaey,
Mitchell l. Clancy, solicitors Samuel b. Open.
heim of Charleston, Macbeth L Buist, solicitors;
Isaac S. Tucker OF Charleston, G. ". Diuge, solicit
tor; Julius Il. oppcnheim, of Charleston, Macbeth *
Buist solicitors; JOS Fl. oppenhem, of Charleston,
Macbeth Bust, solicitors; BENZ. Ford, Of Charles
ton, W. j. Gayer, solicitor; Thomas $. Heyward ST.,
Thomas s. Hayward, Jr and VIM. N. Hayward, of
Charleston, copartners of T. S. Hayward Son, Rut-
ledge & Young, solicitors; JohsF. Gamble, of Man.
ming, Galluchet & Carpenter. solicitors; Edwin P.
williamson, Of Marion, ". ". Hafllee, solicitor;
Yanac:o Yglecias. OF Charleston, Campbell & Sea-
brook, solicitors.
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lfaal 1lotife.


THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Il CHARLESTON DIsTRICT.-DABNEY NOR
GAN 4 co., vs. THE PRESIDENT AND DIREC-
CAROLINA-N EQUITY.-Upon hearing the Bill
and Answer in this case, 1t is ordered:
2. That the said Master, by public advertisement
in one or more leading newspapers in the City Of
Chnrll ston, Cincinnati New Orleans, New York and
Augusta, call in any person or persons claiming to
be creditors holding Bills or Notes Of the Corpora
tion known rs 'Ihe President and Directors Of the
Bank of the State of South Car, lima" to ske proof
Of their claims on or before the first day ot June
next ensuing Also. notifying, by said advertise
ment all creditors residing III the United States
holding State Stock for which said Corporation has
been made liable by law said Stock being described
In the peadinga as "Fire Loan Bonds," owned in the
"United States" to make proof Of the same within
the same period.
g. In all cases Of persons claiming, whether said
claims consist Of Bonds Fire Loan Stock or Bank
Notes, due notice of the application to make proof
shall be given to the parties to the Bill and Answers
In these proceedings or their solicitors. And In all
such cases where parties claiming shnll hold or be
possessed Of any securities given and accepted as se-
curity for the claims by him or them made such
party or parties shall, on presentation OF said claims,
make statement Of such securities and their prob
able value; and, also, statement OF the time whom
the claim or CLAIMS presented came into his her or
that the same may be considered by this Court IN
determining the amount of such claims and the
disposition Of suoh securities.
(signed) J. p CARROLL.
Sd March 1863
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UNITED STATES CoURT-SATURDAY, MAY 3d.
Hon. GEO. S. BEYAN, PRE- DING.-The following
teitons in bankruptcy were read, and on mot on OF
the respective counsel, referred to Henry Summer,
ESQ.,, Registrar Anlrew Lamb, Of Laurens, B. N.
Ball, solicitor; Aquila Miles. Of Edge6ed, Abney &
Wright solicitors; John ". McCants, Of Newberry
Baxter, solicitor, Benjamin r. Scott of Newberry,
Darlington & suber, sci citors; R. ". Cannon, OF
EdseAeld. Abney & Wight, solicitors; William P.
Buor of Edgefeld. Butler & Youmans. solicitors;
johnson a. Bland, of Edgefeld, Butler & Youmans,
solicitors; David A. Buzhardt, OF Ncwberry, Jones
Jones solcito' 3; Thomas Ellis of Newberry, Jones
JONES' solicitors; Anthon A. Glover, OF Edseaeld,
NJ. W. Gary, B. licitor; John Hughes, Of Ejgefeld,
NJ. W. Gary, aolicitor; NJ r. Hunnlcutt, of Pickeps,
Reed & Brown, solicitors5 Abram L. Solomon,
Columbia, John S. Greenleaf, solicitor.
The following were referred to ". J. Clawson,
Esq., Registrars Jones Fuller, Of Greenwood, Lee 4
Blake, solcitors Peter ". Goodyear, Of Greenwood,
Lee Blake, solicitors; VIM. J. CAN'T, of Pickens
]. J. Norton, solicitor; Robert A. Heron, of Fair
field, McCants Douglas, solicitors; James Hardon,
of Winnsboro', J. q. Rion, SOLICITOR II. L. Lindsay.
of York, F. W. Clawson, solicitor; W. B. Lemons, of
spartanburg, Tarrow s. Duncan, solicitors; Will m
MclIl6Qney, VI NAuuSoo1o, o' IL ANVIL, oonCApoh q,
". I. Mauiden, OF Laurensvile, s. MCGOWAN, So
licitor; John Mcconnell, OF Chester. McCarley L
Brawley, solicitors; Landy Johnson, of Lancaster.
William a. Moore. solicitor; Ed. G. MoLure. of
Chester, Walker Bricc, solicitors; William n. Ro.
bias of Chester, Melton Mcclure, solicitors; Dan.
iel G. Stinson. Of Chester g. W. Williams, solicitor:
William j. Wilson, OF York, T. ]. Pell, solicitor;
James p Acoak, of York, ". B. Metts, solicitor; s.
Alexander, of Chester, J. ". Clawson, solicitor;
Robert Beatty, Jr., of York, A. Munro, solicitor;
Robert A. Black, Of York, T. s. Bell solicitor; James
Blair, of York, ]. B. Smith, solicitor; Samuel Black,
OF York T. J. Bell, SOLICITOR John Dye, OF Chester,
L. W. Clawson, solicitor; Robert NJ. Palmer OF Abbc-
vile, S. McGownn, solicitor; Eobert K. seaborn, of
York, Wilson l. Witherspoon, solicitors; abram D.
Jones, Of Liberty BILL Il. L. De Pass. solicitor; Vim.
Boozer, of Greenwood. Lee L Blake, solicitors.
The following petitions for the sale Of property and
payment of Judgment were, on motion OF Perry &
Perry, solicitors referred: Ex parte J. D. Ashmore,
in re- Israel Charles; parte B. F. Perry, in re.
Franklin Cobb; ex parts ". q. s. D. Goodlett, in
re- Israel Charles e1 parte ". D. Berry, in Israel
Charles.
ThefoNowing petitions were read and referred to
R. B. Carpenter, ESQ.,, Registrar: E. John White, Of
Charleston, simonton l. Barker, solicitors; Mackey
l. Baker, of Charleston, PRESLEY, Lord Inglesby,
solicitors; Jeremiah P. Murdock, Of Summeryle, j..
@, Carpenter solicitor; Evans C'gswe of Charles.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

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MEssns. sro1t, WEBB & Co. are now re-
ceiving large invoices Of cheap goods by every
steamer, and have opened this day large lot Of le
nos and grenadines at 25c.-good styles and colors.
Persons wishing 20 purchase cheap dress goods will
find large assortment at their establishment, Nos.
2s7 and 28s King-street. tAdvt,l
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST CGRcULATIoN-THE D ALLY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED as HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
cULATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PosToFFIcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO The PRo7IS-
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFIcE LAW.
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DEATH OF VENERABLE CrTNEN.-Colonel
Jno. S. Ashe died yesterday morning, and will be bu-
ried to-day. Col. Ashe was for many years p-omi-
nent politician and IN impulsive but true and warm
hearted Southern gentleman. he filled many posi-
tons of trust and importance, and was State Senator
for several terms. He was identified with the State
in the eyentfu history Of the past om the days o.
notification to the last revolution.
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COURT OF FAPPEAls.-CoLUMBIA, FRIDAY, May
2s-The Court met at 2. NJ, and anl ouuced opin.
ions in the following cases:
Caroline jenkins, et al ads. the State. Opinion by
Dunkin, c. J. Motion dismissed.
N. L. Bonham ads. ". J. Griffin. Postponed fol
consideration.
Moses R. sanders and wife vs. Robert Rogers,
trustee. Postponed for consideration.
John q. Colburn vs. P. ). Holland executor OF j.
8. Colburi, Decision announced by Dunkin, c. j.
Decree modified and bill dismissed. Opinion 10 be
filed.
p. c. Query, Sheriff Of Charleston, the State,
ex relntone Francis Goblet The sine VS.. Charles
r. Simonton. Opinions by Wardlaw, A. j. Mot on
dismissed In each case.
TN. washington ads. James Strobhart. Dunkin,
c. J. Motion dismissed.
Eliza l.. smith. e1ecutriI, ct al, va. NJ. NJ. Gate.
wood, Administrative. ct al Glover, j. Decreta
order modified.
Thomas s. Behn. executor. vs Matilda c. Dolau
ct al. Glover, j. Decree affirmed. Opinion to be
Hled.
Madeline III. Gatewood, Administrative, va. Eliza
r. Toomer etal. Dunldn, G. ]. Decree modified
Annie Isabel Laurens vs.. b. q. Read executor,
ct al Wardlaw, Al Decree reversed. Opinion
to be filed
The case of Herndon vs.. Herndon was contin.
ued, on yesterday. Al . p II. the docket being
fully disposed oi the court adjourned sine die.
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9oteB.
THE MAN SION HOUSE,

THE MANSION HOUSE,
WASHINGTON, d. c.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED THE ABOVE
house, where day, monthly and transient boarders
will receive the greateh attention.
The table will bo furnished with the best the mar.
ket affords.
situation central, rooms large and well furnished,
and terms moderate
southerners are invited to give the Mansion House
MADAME T. n. RUTJES,
formerly of Charleston, S. C.)-
Mansion House,
No. % Four and half-street,
May 80 limo Washington, D. c.
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OFFICE OF THE MASTER IN EQUITY,(
CHAnLEsToN, 18th March, 1868.
In pursuance of the ordor Of Chancellor Carroll,
made In the above stated case, extracts from which
are now ses FORTH all persons therein referred to are
hereby notified to m; proof before me Of their
respective claims on or before the 1st day of June
next ensuing at my Office In the City of Charleston.
JAMES TUPPER,
March 10 thl1 mi Master in Equity.
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,AToacH1IaHr PROCESSION. 1T is understood
that the Republican party will gather their clans to-
night, and viii parade through the city in torch
Light procession. The transparencies will be covered
, With the nanass Of the Republican nominees, they
not baing iearons Of having their light hid under
hal
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TIE GERMANS AND THE SoUTH.-Perhaps
the mos. encouraging sign for our future Is to be
found In the fact that the Germans seem at last
thoroughly aroused to the advantages presented by
the South to the thrift and industrious immigrant.
We see 1t stated that Reuben Goding Esq, Of Stokes
County, North Carolina, has sold his forIe, situated
on Dan River, With about one thousand two hundred
acres of land attached, to company o! German capi-
taIis:s, who intend bringing colony OF Germans to
that county. 1t is the intention OF the company to
20 largely into the manufacturing business. In
Hamburg they have formed 9 stock company, with o
capital Of $3.50. .0Oo for starting German colony in
Florida It's expected that twenty thousand North
Germans can be directed thither in the course of
two years, which would make the speculation nm e1-
ceedipgly successful one. The Germans In Texas
are over sixty thousand in number and 1t is estimat
ed that at least threefourhs Of them nre engaged In
agricultural pursuits. Careful and intelligent OBJ
servers believe that at least one-third of the whole
cotton crop Of Texas Is now planted and secured by
their labor.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

: Mckay & CAMPBELL will sell at 10 o'clock.
at their sales room, No. 1876 Meeting street furniture
tobacco, &c.
WIS HASTE, Sheriff viii sell at II O'Clock, at tho
. Courfhonsa a lot of land with buildings thereon
CAMPBELL, Knox & Co. win sell, at 10 O'Clock, at
their aucs on house. No. IS Hasel-streft dry goods,
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4 Card.
wALrrapoao', s. c., May %, 1853.

WATERPROOF. s. c., May %, 1868.
To The Editors of the DAILY Neaos
perceive that my name has been put upon
the Republican ticket as q candidate for Judge of
Probate and one OF the County Commissioners for
Colleton District desire to say through the COL
ums Of your paper to the people Of this district that
am no candidate, do not desire Office, and feel
interest whatever in the elections.
Respectfully, B. STOKES.
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RUNAWAY Aoupzsr.-on Saturday morning,
as Mr.. T. r Potter. the newly appointed aldernan,
was returning IN his buggy from the City Hail. after
having duly qualified, his horse took fright and ran
of along Meeting.street. At the corner OF Went
wo.th:street Mr. Potter was thrown violently from
his seat and soon after the horse was secured The
new alderman fortunately. sustained no more seri-
!. ous injury than some severe bruises.
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a NEW MovEMENT.@The Charleston CORES
.pondent Of the Baltimore Gazette says: 81 have just
heard. OF an Important movement among the State
politicians It seems that among others less promi-
3ent, Generals Hampton, Chestnut, Kershaw and
MCGOWAN, are about leaving the Democratic ranks to
form new and more strictly conservative party,
(which is to take amidde course In politics and there
lby avoid the path Of Southern extremists as we'll as
.that Of Northern Radicals This movement Is sort
-of endorsement OF Gov. orr's course. and, doubt
less with the aid OF such names at its head. will COM
:mand the support Of many in this state.'
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THE Cmcus.-The great Brazilian hippo
drome was opened on Saturday night. The feats OF
horsemanship performed By owande, the bareback
Led rider, were astounding, and formed one Of the
most interesting features Of the entertainment The
, troupe exhibits wonderful degree of skiil AS
the stay Of this circus is limited all should attend OF
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NOW is THE TIME

NOW rs THE TIME!
5! 5!
NOWIs THE TIME TO THROW OFF
YOUR WINTER CLOTHING AND TO RE-
PLACE IT WITH GARMENTS SUITED TO
THE WARM WEATHER THAT rs NOW
UPON US. IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF A
LIGHT wooLLEN OR LINEN SUIT, YOU
WILL FIND THE BEST ASSORTMENT AT
nIACULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER's.
Who have full stoct of NEW GOODS, JUST MAN
UFAcTURRD, that will suit all, as vii be seen by
the list of prices given below:
A NICE STYLE OF CHECK CASHMERE
su1rs-sAcK, PANTS AND VEST .,..,.,.s 90
A NICE STYLE OF GREY FLANNEL SUIT
SACK, PANTS AND yEsT-.............". 300
NICE STYLE OF GREY FLANNEL SUIT
SACK, PANTS AND VEST. 12 90
REAL SCOTCH FANCY CASHMERE SUIT
SACK, PANTS AND VEST. 10 90
DARK MIXED CASHMERE sU1r-sAcK,
PANTS AND sT......................." Is
DARK MIXED CASHMERE sUIT-sAcK.
PANTS AND VEST Observation-Disclosures. 81 90
FINE DARK INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL
sUrTs-sAcK PANTS AND vEsT........" 1s 90
FINE DARK INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL
sU1Ts-sACK, PANTS AND yEsT......... 10 %
FINE DARK BLUE INDIGO FLANNEL
sUITs-sAcK, PANTS AND vEsT.......... 90 90
NEW STYLE FANCY CASHMERE SACKS.
GOOD AS CUSTOM woRK............sst to Is 90
NEws1YLE FANCY cAssIMEREPANTs 81 to 10 90
NEW sTYLEFAN CASHMERE VESTS 50 to 500
FINE BLACK CLOTH LINED sAcKs....s to 1s oO
FINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS FRocKs,
1or.r no ,Nv 0rrcTO> wORK 40 IN ~ m
FINE BLACK DoEsKIN PANTs.........s6t to II 90
WHITE MARsEILLEs VESTS, EQUAL
TO CUSTOM HAKE.................. So to 90
WHITE AND coLoRED LINEN AND
DUCK ........................Sl QUO W
WHITE AND coLoRED LINEN AND
DUCK PANTS. .........sl w TO 81 w
WHITE AND coLoRED LINEN AND
CoTToNaDE AND sATINET SACKS. 80 90 to so
CoTToNADE AND sATINET PANTS. 81 90 to 2 so
GENrLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
WHITE SHIRTS, SILK and Merino UNDER
sHIRIs, Brown and Blpached jean and Linen
DRAWERS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, TIES, scARFs,
BOWS, COLLARS. &c.
"a ONE PRICE. Goods all marked in plain hg'
ures No deviation made.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER,
NO. 27O KING.
CORNER OF HAsEL-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
April 90
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IMPORTANT TO BANKRuFTs.-The Bankrupt
act of Congress was introduced by Mr. Thomas A.
Jenckes, q member from Rhode Island, ard approx
ed Mnrch I'd, 1867. Section so. however, expressly
states "that no petition or other proceeding under
this act shall be ed received or commenced before
the rst day of June, An'o Domini eighteen hundred
and sixty.seven." Mr. Jenckes was the first who
took advantage OF It's provisions, but 1t has been e1.
tensively paronizsd since that time by hundreds Of
voluntary and compulsory bankrupts hefounders
Of the act SOW that 1t would be necessary to estab.
sh some limitations. and it is expressly enacted in
section sS "that In all proceedings in bankruptcy
commencing after one year from the time
this act shall go into operation wiz: June
1s, 1851 no discharge shall be granted to debtor
whose assets do not pay fifty per centum Of
the caims against his estate, unlc the assent, in
writing, of majority in number and value of his
creditors who have owed their claims Is filed In the
case at or before the time of the application for the
discharge" This provision is equally applicable to
cases Of voluntary and involuntary or compulsory
bankruptcy.
Saturday was the last day on which applications
could be received from those debtors who simply
made surrender Of their asses without any restric
ton as to the per centum they could pay, and the
clerk OF the court WAS busly employed entering the
applications on the journal.
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CLOSING NIGHT oF THE FAR Saturday
: night saw Hiberntan HaIl again filed with g-y
throng. The auction took place and the bidding for
the different articles was spirited.
Mr. B. S. Bruins conducted the auction and clered
1.-The tables In short time. The tableaux were also
repeated, the scenes represented being "apyram.d
of beauty ,,aa rustic scene" and 'I dreamt that
,dwelt In marble halls = There was general desire
among thsystors that the Fair should be continued,
but the s'goiDg, going. gone" and the fall of the
hammer. announced its close. We understand that
the Fair has netted nearly $1,000.
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YHE STEAMSHIP CHAMP1oN.-This ,eommodi-
Gus and superior steamer in charge OF Captain R. \"
Lockwood, left here for New York on Saturday last,
where she will lemain about six weeks during Which
reriod she will have her machinery reftted, new
boiler placed in her, and her cabin and tine vessel
generally, will receive complete renovation for the
fall trade. She had on board large freight among
which were about three thousand packages Of vese-
tables. The Champion telonSs to the line OF which
james Adger, Esq, is the agent here and winch art
composed of The James Adser, Charleston, Manhat-
tan and Champion. These vessels afford passengers
and shippers every comfort and safety Captain r.
VI. Lockwood, OF he Champion, will continue in
command, where we feel assured he viii increase his
already vel! canned reputation.
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SENATE CHAMBER, WASHINGTON CITY.
Dear Sir: have your letter Of the 19ths In refer
.snce to the removal of your political disabilities
am not sure that the time has yet come to make ev-
cepHons to general policy in individual cases. to
do So would be to open the door to innumerabe ap-
pications; and once open. It would be difficult to
shut 1t. hope to meet such cases IS yours by some
General enactment; and soon as the condition OF
the country will permit shnll be the first to advo.
cate the reoyalof all disabilities under which you
labor at present Yours tuly,
~ CHABLEs SUMNER.
To- ESQ. Columbia s. @.
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CONVICTED AT LAST. G. Callicott, late an
internal revenue collector in New York. after Yong
trial, was convicted on Thursday Of conspiracy to
defraud the United States Government Of the tax on
spirits. Some Of our Charleston people have cause
to remember this same Callicott, who figured exen-
svely here Just after the cose Of the war, as gov
ernment cotton agent. and who showed himself at
that time to be precious rascal and profound
adept In the game Of grab. We wish him good long
term IN Sing Sing.
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ID. NJ. HlLDRETH q CO., Proprictors.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED FIRsT-CLAss
HOTEL, as populary known IN former times
under the infringement oil ]. B. MONNOT, Esq. and
more recently under thot of HIRAM CRANSTON 4
G J ls now unde, the proprietorshlp of Nessrs. D..
NJ. HIIDRETH & I. D. ROCKWAY, uner the firm Of
D. N. HILDRETH co.
The senior partner from bis long experience as q
pl oprelor of the Veranda ST. Louis and st. Charles
Hotels of New Orleans, iatters himself that he can
assure his friends and rhe public generally, that its
former worldwide reputation as popular frst-class
Hotel, shall be fully sustained under its present
management. lyr~ teDruary IL
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TIE GousTy EIzor1oHs.-The election for
-sherin, CLERK Of Court Probate Judge, Coroner,
County and School Commissioner, viii be held to-
morrow. IN sonrs instances the nominees OF the
Radical party WIN meet with no opposition. Some of
theofnces wiD however, be strongly contested, and
-as ezch party has nerved itself for the conflict it
!. would be difacult TO predict the result This is
especially the case with regard to the shers BERTH
ard all true citizens should remember to cast their
votes for the candidate who represents the people,
and nat the exronent OF party gonstc to the
!, public interests. -.s
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FEDERAL MEMORIAL MEETNG.-Some fifty
or sixty persons met at Military Hall on Saturday
night, at halfpast eight, to listen to a memorial
address which was delivered by Colonel A. ]. VIII
lard The day was appointed by the Grand Army
of the Republic, for the purr 'ss of adorning the
graves OF Federal soldiers who died during the war;
but the secrecy with which the meeting was held
doubtless precluded large number OF tho Northern
residents Of ths city from being present. General
Candy was among the audience, but with few
other exceptions there were to be seen neither OH
GERS nor soldiers It was also remarkable, consider
ing the character of the occasion that the address
was more political IN its character than commemo'
ratve Of the services Of the dead Union soldiers.
There we're few plahtudes in justification Of the
American Revolution, but the body Of the document
was strongly suggestive OF paste pot and pair OF
scissors Let loose among several Tribune editorials,
in which Greeley has done his heaviest eervescing
1t will be seen by our Geographic dispatches that
the day was publicly celebrated elst where, and the
colored community complain that the unusual
secrecy here must have been observed to prevent
their attendance among the whites. One Pardee,
carpet baggst Is shd to have been the direct lever
employed to produce this result.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-01

.iTHs BANNER OF THE Souri, Father Ry-
ans new weekly paper. improves With every issue.
AID bids fair bake foremost place in popularity
and eircnaation among the weekly papers Of the
South. Those who want truly southern paper can
not do better than subscribe. Captain james Arm
strong, Jr.. aud Mr. Edward Lee ara the Charleston
Agents, and the Banner is for sale at ounn's News
Danot g.,