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Siiten, mad Often unb @eaen sererSbern."-
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in @aut @npibs u1 8 1br Morsens. "
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s1- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COL

$50 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COL
LETON DIsIRICT-N THE COMMON PLEAS
Observation-Disclosures G. BENNETT, Gar
nishee, Us. MILTON s. LITTLEFIELD.- Whereas
the plaintiff in this did, onthe 7th 1868,
file his declaration therein in this Office ganst the
said defendant, who Is absent from and without the
limits OF this State, and has neither wife nor ator-
ney known within the same, upon whom copy OF
the said declaration, with rule to plead thereto
within year and day, might be served, on motion
of o. p WILLIAMS, plaintiffs Attorney, 1t is Or
dered That the said defendant MILTON 8. LITTLE
FIELD, do sppear and plead to said declaration within
year and day from the fling thereof or final and
absolute judgment will then be awarded against
him.
CLERKS Orr1cF, WATERFORD, g. O., March 7th,
1863 ]. K. LINDER, G. O. P.
March 13 1e3mo 1yrs
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~ CONVALESCENCE.-AFTER A DH

~ ESCENCE.-AFTER A DIS
EASE has been conquered, there is sti1l the weak.
ness thatit leaves behind it to be removed. rConvs
lescence Is tedious affair. If the enfeebledp and
facid muscles, the shattered nerves, the thin and
waery blood could speak, they would cry for help.
In too many cases such help as Is given them Is not
of the right kind. The nery sdmdlants of commerce
do harm. They kindle a temporary flame. which lip
mockery. Their effect passes, and the last state Of
him who uses them is worst than the first Not such
isthe effect Of HoSTETTER'ssT sToM AOH BrTTERs
There is no drawback 10 It's toning properties. It
has been found THE GREAT MEDICINE OF THE
AGE for sustaining, and bracing up the enfeebled
conslitutlon-no matter how much debilttated- 4
not only bestows strength, but soothes the nervous
system and nllsys all excitement Of the brain.
While this excellent preparation possesses such ef
fectve properties Il Is perfectly safe and Is agreeable
to tue taste. .s.l, -, -,
Attempts have been made to rival It. They have
failed. Cantit be necessary to say why they have
failed Ask the recovered dyspoptcs. billions suf
fsrers victims of fever and ague and nervous sub
jects who have experienced Its effects. what they
think Of It. Aek THEM, and be guided by what they
say. -
As household medicine 1t Is gvailRbls ut all
times In cases Of indigestion, bilious and other
.evers. and all diseases arising from an impure
condition OF the stomach or liver.
"a June 20 ~ 'f =. ''@ ~ p" .'--
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". CLARK l. CO., Chemists,
syTHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

s%THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON DIsTRICT.-DANIEL RAvENEL,
PRESIDENT, AND OTHERS, DIRECTORS OF THE
PLANTERS AND MECHANICS BANK. VS.. THE
PLANTERS AND MECHANICS BANK OF SOUTH
CAROLINA AND OTHERs-Upon hearing the Bill
and Bill OF Reviver and the answers thereto, 1t ls
ordered, That the complainants In this cause, by
public advertisement in one or more leading news-
papers in the cities of Charleston, Cincinnati Nash
VILE, New Orleans, Mobile, Augusta and New York,
call upon all the creditors Of the Planters and Me-
chanics' Bank Of South Carolina to present state
ments Of their claims, designating the number Of
Bill or Notes of each denomination; wherever they
form any part of the claim. at the Banking House.
In East Bay-street, on before the first day Of Oc-
tober next AZ - itf' ~ En-
It is further ordered, That. Eso required and no
ufed by the conplainsnis in writing every creditor
shall 90 before one of the Masters OF this Court and
make proof Of his claim and also Of the time when the
Bills Notes, Deposits other securities cane into
his her or their possession and Il consideration
paid therefor, that tho same may be considered BY
this Court In determining the amount OF such
clairns and The disposition Of the same; and that
whenever such proof Is required notice shall be
given Oh the time and place OF proof To all the Soil
citors in the cause. ..i
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not either been specially pardoned. or who are
not included in some one Of the three Procla-
nations already issued. ;
THE CONVENTION VIEWS AND pRos-
n'PEgTs-uNvKRaAL sUFFRAaE-HANo coo E-t+
THB suRRArT EXECUTION HENDR1cKs--PfN-
Another correspondent Of the Gazette, writ
ing, of the New York Convention, says:
talked OF. 'sWhat ia he n and ..s:wbere is he ?"
are the questions asked, and people are very
anxious to know If he hos platform and Il his
planks are strong enough to float him and his
party, should any choose him for a captain,
safely into port. Mr.. Chase, it tmustbe aoknoW-
lodged, showaat present one good traitIthat
Of consistency. he sticks to his cardinal doc
trine- of universal suffrage" and when ne
modifes his views ws-apparently-t suit those
Of the Democratic party and declare his willing
ness and desire TO leave the question Of State
suffrage to the States, he does go with the
knowledge that eight Southern States have,
he is convinced, had the matter hnauy settled,
and that two more viii be soon obliged to &C
cept, their fate and give the right OF suffrage TO
tho blacks. '',st
MIRO Chase argues, it is said, that he isRgood
candidates il he can enable the Conservative
men Of 9 the country. to defeat The. .Radicalism
that is. rapidly effaciDg. every yesllge or ree
eoVeyninent. sT" he says, scan BRING you
eight, Southern States"- by negro votes, Of
course-Hand who else, can, do as veil Inc
question Of negro suffrage is Q HxedI taot. ZIP
.the North it win trouble nObody-and IN the
South It willbe ailocst sore whioh.th South
efners must. deal with themselves. oThe ques-
lion Of IN universal amnesty VIII do mucn 70
enable them tocorrect the evils arising from
: Hancock has bis friends, who declare that he
can influence, q, large soldier vote, put gtnere
,they saw to- run, little seldier against A.biR
one. asfIhe Irish generally arabpposed TO Hanr
cock. Though onlyinl command Of the district
at Tie time Of stNS tiSl of h4fs, tSurfatt and
tboi1ri1 he ouly carried out his orders es D. mill
tary, ofacer, his dame ii; egn1ected BY them
with, har ssxecution, and, for, d, long time 70
oUms!spoliNcal retribution win be visited by
them ON all who were in, anyn way associated
with it. It is suggested that he may EnnWeh
as Yice-P President TO Hendrigks who "a, u ,c9pHd-
cred by many 81. o. sound man, though nothing
like 60 prominent as the other lending u y candir
aaIssi Pendieton, lit Is very
great strength strength enough to control
the nomination. His opponents. expresa1great
spersonai regard Tor him, but take the.ground
That lhis nomination would be impolitac. sWashr
Inrton ia q small place. however; and it is quite
Pertain that, in the. West, Pendletdns hlends
are more confident OF his nomination than are
any other men OF the success OF the canddates
oftheir choice. sSi b:sz-. oi ~, Ztss4
:. The most prevalent feelinglis that. Grant ana
Collar can beidefeated with any good man and
q sound platform, which pledges itself to nee
government for white men. lS' :, ,h.. 80 -
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THE MOST PERFECT IRON ToN1c.-HEaEMANs
prepared % from calisaya bark and pyro-phos-
p pphate of iron, possessing the valuable proper.
ties of iron phosphorous, and calisaya, without
any ay Injurious ingredients. AS o preventive to
fever ind ague, and as a tonic for patients re-
covering from fever, or other sickness, it can
not be surpassed. 1t is recommended by the
most eminent physicians, Prepared i, BY hese-
able druggists in the United States.
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iIi the -whiHkey business, and, a1is New jersey
enterprise will. II his expectations are realized,
place him among the SteTrts, Astors and
Vanderbilts as am6ney hngS ''sf r. ~
ssi.a Isi, SOUTHERN EDuck11oE.
The, Peabody Trustees are IN town, holding
their semi-annual meeting. The agent, Dr.
Sears, who has been through the South since
Che last meeting, represents the best feeling
among the people in that sechon, and their
willingness to heartily cooperate with the
trustees in their efforts TO promote education.
The trustees and. several ,ladieE interested in
education enjoyed q sumptrous dinner at the
Fifth Avenue, and had . general discussion on
thesmain subject at the same time that tney
we're discussing the good things before them
Besides the Peabody Board for aiding the
education of sthe! poorer GLASSES in the South,
another organization, having 9 Similar OBJECT
has lately been started by gentlemen m this
cisy. and Baltimore. Through their efforts two
schools have been established IN Charleston,
and others will be put in operation as soon as
funds can beiraised, to asft;taem.; among
ton In In New York are Chsfles 'Conor, Esq,
and MIR. William H. Appleton Of the publish.
these oeritiemen Ore q guarantee that all funds
contributed to their. hands tain be,wisely and
honestly used, They solicit subscriptions to
enable them to establish schools Tor the poor
in ali the Southern. States, and several thou
sand dollars have already been contributed.
ur7 y MRS.. o. DONOVAN gRossA.
The wife OF ofsoDonovan Rossa, sentenced to
penslEs servitIds for life for advocating Irish
nationality in his paper, tha E1sh People, had
she made her first appesrsneeasl areader. She
acquitted herself mostl ,dftably, and !her sue
cess was emphatically assured by the enthusi-
astic Administrations of the audience. Mrs.
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Signed on 26th May, 1868.

OFFICE OF TIE PLANTERS, AND MECHAN,) !
ICS' BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ! |
ip' 80 CHARLESTON, EAST BAY, June list, 1868. .
In pursuance Of the order OF Chancellor q. D. LE
sESNE made in the above, stated case. extracts
from which are herewith set forth, alpersons there
In referred to are hereby notified to mike proof to
me of their respective claims, on before the first
day Of October next ensuing, ut the above mentioned
office. ". l. HASKELL,
Cashier.
H5J-The New Orleans Picayune, Mobile Register,
Nashville Gazette, Cincinnati Commercial Augusta
Censtitutionalist, New York Journal Of Commerce
will insert the above once a week for the month OF
June, and await further orders
All papers will send bills 10 the Charle1ton Mer-
curry. j2 10 80 June2
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The elections In Chester ans interest
.,-s I-st -.,3 50 ling Letter. Ri:.o l,es,'s
.CaEsT1a G. C.,lJune is.

..-,.4,,,lsi ,.,.,.t.C .CHESEfK .. 01fJstC'5.Ye9
m. ,I,sEsJ;t,.,of Tic N.,ps: s~.'cy .sct -
~ as sats ItIssU.s e,Sss.s -. PSI ~ ,.d
THE NEWS, with other papers, IN relelfue ~
ia forcounty officers, speaks
a,s to1Hns LILY spE IL. ,, ay,d otaa Jhaatei
ofslerse 0onsersatase e"'n'' eA s;s.s;o,
District among Others, as one OF tne osllc'S a,s'
wherein, gain Yaa made. - = :. -. ) =
r,Ty,;.5anot trne IN fact. 1T ID proper ,fthere-
..ssass.i.s,, % a. .SIs ~ tt,a iiast camI5aign
io'e, WAY ~ %. a. - a. .oan,;no cain an
shoqldib tnst tne ,sop.o p. So
spp5ars ,ff36fm The ,returnssp may be explained
r. .,ve .taYSo Thai wa should realize the true
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Z our 11 = w..ninston M Dispetone., Q,

Our Wsshtngton Dispatches, ar
TIE ARKANSAS SENATORS ADMITTED TO sEATs !
THE wmsKEY QUESTION IN THE HOUSE OF REt-
- aEaEHrATlyE s-AMEN1TTEs OF SENATORIAL DE
BATE, :SdaI 2 ,a>G4,ts;,ssdSs- = s{
WAsHraroN,l June ,2s.+-IN THE SENATE thP
credentials Of the Arkansas senators were pre-
eensed and read, but no action was taken
Paine offered resolution that the oath be ad
.rninistered to the Arkansas, members, but on
the rsnpeestion Of Maynard and others the
resolution was modified and passed referring
their credentials TO the Committee on Eled-
tions.
Sumner reported the House billfor the pro
lection of American citizens abroad with
aaendmenfs.' KssS'sii s'.ta::4i s;ssiiSfiif;lt.3
Hendricks presented the protest of seventy
seyeu citizen soldiers. whom the, bill now in
the hands Of the President disfranc'bbises,
which was referred to the District COMMITTEE.
The Judiciary Committee were instructed to
consider the expediency OF allowing Indisns to
testify in murder and rape cases between them
selves and whites. -
The Arkansas senators were seated, on mo-
ton OF Howard, without aTdivision.'
The consideration Of the Appropriation bill
was resumed, aud after an executive session
the Senate adjourned.
The Senate rejected Cox as Minister to Aus
tria. .. si.sz..s. - - s:.ass - esass
In THE HOUSE, after referring the credentials
of the Arkansas delegation to the Election
Committee, the House resumed the considera.t
tion OF the whiskey tax bill amendment fixing
the tax at fifty cents, which was adopted by 2
vote of 81 to 81. The other amendments were
discussed, but no further action was taken
After the recess the Senate took up Summers
amendment to- the bill protecting American
citizens, and erased the clause authorizing
-the President to imprisou foreigners in retalia-
Hon. During the discussion Sumner told
sConkling that hisAmanners suited the House
bstter than the Senate: si-. -'=i, 80 ,'''-,
o yHslsn Kimball, second head OF the Mormon
Church, is dead.
The attempted ousting Of Edgar Needham
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ss THE GREAT pREsERYER OF

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REALTH. TARRANr's EFFERVEsCENT SELF
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xr.A YOUNG LADY, RETURNING TO

"aA YOUNG LADY 'GRETUBNLNCGIO
her country home, after sojourn OF Q. few, months
In t. city, was, hardly recognized BY, her friends
In place Of coarse, rustic, flushed face, she had
soft ruby con plcxion Of almost smarblo smooth
ness, aud instead twenty she really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry as tp the cause OF 80
great change she plainly told them that she used
the CIRoAssIAN BALM, and considered 1t an In
vaiusble acquisition TO any ladystoilot by its use
any Lady or Gentlemen con improve their personal
appearance an hundredfold.f It is simple, In its
combination as Nature herself is simple yet ansur
passed in It's efficacy in drawing impurities from.
also healing cleansing and bssutifying the aAtn and
complexion. By It's direct SETON on the cuticie II
draws from 1t all lis impurities. Kindly healing thr
same, and leaving the surface as Nature intended
should be-clcar, soft, smooth and beautiful. Price
81, sent by Mail or Express on receipt Of an order,
by 'a'i" a. - ..'a ..~".,th -
". L. CLARE, J. CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette-steet Syracuse, N. z.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the same.
Marcl, 80 : ija-i7z i@t' Dsil1ot Tyr
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! AdAirs,ih NewfOrIcans.

81 NEW oa1EANa,s ;sAs June 2s:-About aone hum
dred ARRESTS lwsfs made Yesterday by the Unit
ed States MaraRssiisa.f partes supp 20 belong
to filllbusteribg expedition for Mexico i,f the
interest. est OF Santa This las, produced
considerable activity among the United ssates
officers on account Of thissaal!d3 mt other reported
Three Of the newly elected assistant alder
men who haddailed to qualify had their places
Yesterday aIlsd by General Buchanan.
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@NEw MARRIAGE GUDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men. on Physiological Errors, Abuses and
Diseases. incident, to Youth and Early Manhood,
Which create impedimentS TO MARRIAGE, with sure
means Of relief Sent In scaled letter envelopes free
of, charge. Address DrJ. sKMLN HoUGHTON.
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa sra yat;9,
january 81
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f. 81 BILLS OF THE BANK OF THE STATE
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.--DABNEY, MORGAN &
co. VS.. THE BANK OF The STATE OF SOUTH
oARoLMA--oFFICE OF MASTER IN EQUITY,
CHARLESTON, Goth Msy, 1sss.-The attention Of par.
ties who have presented, or MAY hereafter present
to this Office BILLS OF THE BANK OFTHE STATE
OF SOUTH CAROLINA is specially called to the fol-
lowing extract from an amendstory order made In
the cause on the 18th May, 1858:
1. "Al persons presenting claims IN the above
case, including the holders of Bills or Bank Notes,
are required, in addition to the proof Of he Claims
to render into the Masters Office statement yeri-
fed by afidavit Of the time when the samo cameinto
the possession of the holder, aud the consideration
paid therefor. ';at57tft5'.e
q at is further ordered, that all parties who have
presented, or shall present. their claims before Mns
ter TUpPER before the 1st Of June. shall be allowed
until The 1t dayef July nertwiih'n which to supply
the statement as to the 'ne' the claims were scquir
ed and the consideration paid for them; butnothing
in the order contained shall be construed as extend
Ing the period for presenting claims beyond the 1at
day Of June.
81 .It is further ordsred that neither the amend
cd order or the orders hitherto made, are intended
TO conclude or in any way prejudge the rights or
equities of the parties TO this suit"
'11',~f o JAMES TUPPER, Master In Equity.
> aS- The Cincinnati Oommercialjl New iorleans
-Pcayune, New York journal Of Commerce, and Au- :
gusta Constilutionalist will copy once week until
LIST July and send bills for payment to Courier Office.
May "a . ts2 - ftu12w1
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ar. NoTICE.4oFFIcE OF CITY REGIS
TRAR, OHARLEsros, 8. O., June "a, .1s6s.-In con-
sequence of, the resignation of sDr. Jos Yates +he
Office and Dispensary of the First Health District
have been removed from No. 16 Msrketstreet to the
NORTHWEST CORNER OF GEORGE AND AFsoN
sTREETs-physician in charge. DR.. 7. GRANGE
sIMoNs; residence, WEST END OF MONTAGUE
sTREFT HtfZe. ,s-it sG .-tc1tI1...--
,.--,ii ..,;. BOUNDARIES OF THE p1sTRIcrses ~.
Bounded on the north by .south side Of, Calhoun.
street. on the east by Cooper River On tho south by
South Battery, and on the west by east side Of Meet
ing-street. - ,'5e..l iisis i:ge ,s''ssd ts,ep
= Once houra- Morning between o. and 10 O'Clock,
afternoon between s and, 8 O'Clock. .,lf,a-
tsisned) GEORGE s. PELzER. NJ D..
june "a tlnu - ;.1Oss si q jCity Registrar.
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~ Z CHARLESTON SAVINGS NsTTTU-

H -
81 CHARLESTON SAVINGS ,NSTITU-
TION-The First InstaImentf Of TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENTUM OF the balances due depositors, viii
be paid to them on and after Wednesday the 18th
instant and 80 continue until all Of them have re-
ceived the amounts due them in this proportion.
The Board of Trustees hoped 10 have been able to
make final settlement, but consequence OF tho
failure Of some of the purchasers at the Msstcrs
Sale to pay for the securities bought by them, such
assets WIN have to be reaold; after which a FINAL
SETTLEMENT WILL BIZ MADE WITH THE DE
rPOSTTORS % asr II: u sageppo'v
All Executors, and Administrators will come pre-
pared with certificates from the Ordinary, 9th rvse
they cannot be recognized.
0Mce hours from Nine o'clock A. eM. to Hro
o'clock PTM. es,s:rs-f 7s1is'' = - is'c7 ~
No. business will be attended before p1nes or
aftsr two O'Clock, as the afternoons viii be devoted
to fixing up the business Of each day, there being
hut ore Office. ,tt:ais; ~ t$.f :HAa; - A'.a
al. ar Ttiesdays and Thursdays willibe appropriated
to paying Females exclusively. and ION 1osddss
Rednesdays Hidays and Saturday., Males only viii
be 'psid. -. o HENRY 8. aRIGas,
. june 1s al i,stosa letisg Treasures C.s.tL
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from tb /, Louisville .Assessership has created a
bip fight. in which nearly all Of Ksatucy Is en-

The Pennsylyanine Democrats ats-John-
". - -. son stecIs, Rising. :9-is- -
=. .PHu1ADE11H1A,iJpne t2s.-The Democratic
Congressional Nominating Conventions are
harmonious, and have adopted resolutions
lauding johnson.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-24

RP. b. hare SYNONYMOUS WITH
Health, Strength and yigor. The secret win be re-
vealed BY investing IN bottle Of PANKNIN'S BE
PATIO BFTTERs For sale by allsDruGgists!p5-w
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-24
spefial, Notices.

: ~ CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP SEA
GULL. from Baltimore, are hereby notified tina.
she is 2his Day discharging cargo at Pier No. l.
Union wharvesI An goods not taken away 1t sun
set will remain on wharf at constgness' ial'
June n MoRDEcAI& Co. Agents.