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IN BANKRUPTCY.

Middle DIstrIet Of Tennessee AZ Nash-
a. Vile, May Iith, 1858
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
- notice Of bis appointment AZ assignee "a =.
" brown, Emil JaeksOu and W. Il. Jackson In
the eo0ut Of DavidsOn aud Stale OF Ienneasea,
within said District who have been adjudgsd
bankrapts on their own petitions b. The District
Court Of said District.
myi2 lswSt A. q ALL, Assignee
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RaEIy and Happy Marriage The True
Principles which guide. to HAPPY MAR
RAGE, and domestic felicity. Essays for
Young Men. sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Box p. Philadelphia, Pa. s Mayo 3m
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BatcheIor's MnIr Dye.-This spl

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NOTICE.

WArER Tax CoLLECroR's 0FFIoE,
tlae- MAY q, 1888.
TO ALL DELINQUENTS USING HYDRAHT
Water.-OB and after The 5tn day o. June,
all W alter Tax unpaid viii be handed 20 the Po-
NJ p. K0CKRL,
myes lw Water Tax Collector
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Information In u. \. Cireuia
Court. VI. ID. Of Tenn.
APRIL TERM, Is6s.
No. IO3-United States vs.. tive and one-halt
boxes Tobacco.

"HEREAS, r. Mop. SMITH, ESQ AT
w tOrney of the United States for said dis
trict, had filed his information in the said
Court. as well on behalf Of the United states
and Of all persons concerned, against two and
One-half Of tobacco, alexander & Bro. re-
puted owners alleging. among other things, that
said tobacco was seized as forfeited TO the United
States. Tor the cause in said information al
legged.
Now therefore. in obedience to the monition
Of the Court 10 me directed and delivered I do
hereby give public notice 10 all persons claiming
said property or knowing OF having any thing To-
say why the same should not be condemned or
forfeited, that they DO and appear before said
Circuit Court. TO be held at the Federal Court
Room inthe Capitol, in the city Of Nashville. uu
the S9th day of June, 1865. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. then and there to inteTpOse their claims.
Il. r. GLASCOCk.
jun6-l4t L. s. Marshal.
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astounding developments may be looked
for as the result Of Radical rule in Mem
phis
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LOSE.

DETWEEN THE WAREHOUSE OF STRAIT,
Is ton. Cheney 4 Roy, on Broad street and
the residence OF Andrew II. johnson, on the No
lensville pike Double Case Lever Sold W ateh,
Appleton 4 Co.. manufacturers, Win iarEs
sfissl chain attached. Any person finding u, BY
leaving il with the same ~ the warehouse OF
Str.tton. Cheney & Roy, viii be hberslly re-
wsriea mayA 2w
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HUNTINGTON,

jun4 If So. as No, 8 North Cherry St.
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bHNlLLh AHENCl

JAMES A. MCCLURE
Ansic Dealer No. - Onion S.
81 new supply Of tickets will be oa sala
his morning. iune5 q
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Byt, Major and A. q. NJ. U. S. Army.
Juno cod "a
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PHILIPS LANHAM. Manager,

4l6 Walnut It. under Southern Hotel S. Louis
J. A. COPELAND. Secretary.
Certificates o. this Association for sale IN
LOdhvifie, ny, By captain " "a. RHEA, Cen
sral Agent Money can b. sent 10 him by letter
NAgUVIVTU AQpNqv .f
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-12-08

/ promoted to the colonelcy We never
knew what stuff that fellow was made Of
until We got dowr here AZ the post OF
danger He is the grittieet chap and
the coolest hand you ever saw. He han
died the regiment ohen before Ran
nv was suspended for DRUNKENNESS We
sent him up to Washington. with COM
rlsint against Rapny. and Uncle Abe
saw through him As straight 40 line,
and put him in Rsnny's place. and there
is not man of us that don't sanction
the choice. Sam is the true blue in his
principles. He don't chew or drink a
drop I guess he has seen enough q,
home to turn him against it,
Here the letter broke of. and Vas re-
newed in weak. trembling hand. Il
want to say word myself, mother,
about Sam Raymond I. practicslly
owe nv life to him; for was captured,
and being carried off TO Andersonville,
when he rescued me at the point OF the
hsyonet If vou want to show your
gratitude to God for my deliverance
from death, or something worse. you
will give your consent to sam, and
Huldah shall get married They say
, the Deacon is shining round Huldah;
and. If l was Sam, would pitch into
girl I know you do not like the tribe;
hut from what Sam. tells me. I believe
his father got hipped with big misfor-
tune, and then erybody was ready to
give him kick. suppose did it too:
bnt now that l have come face to face
with the realities of this world, and I
am readier to have charity for folks
Mother Bellinger read the letter, and
then she took off her glasses and fold
ded her hands. and rocked back and
forth, with her eyes shut, for some time.
Lefty read it. and then Huldah The
girl crept near aud laid her face on the
DANES coarse apron, and looked up
sith eager. fearful. imploring eyes,
Mother, mother, will Won consenty
. Say that you CONSENT
Mother Bellingcr did not answer di.
rectly, but her hand stole down and
touched the silky waves of hair against
Huldah's temples. I'll never say again
that I'll do a thing; for we don't know
what we may be led to do. And We
had better try and find out what the
Lord wants us to do, and follow the
| pintings of Providence. / must have
| time to reflect She was thinking how
to pacify the Deacon Put on your
things child, and go and ask them Ray
monds to come and eat dinner with Us
to morrow-the whole kit, big and little
| don't believe they've had full meal of
victuals for ten years.
| Huldah obeyed with alacrity, and. AS
her trim figure went tripping along the
well frozen pathway, her glad heart sang
rs sweet n song of praise as went up
| that day under the blue New England
! heavens.
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TESTIMONIALS.
OspENsBURaH. N. Y, May z

OapENsBuRaH, N. Y, May z, 81.
Mr.. MCKELvEY: Dear Sir-Your Life Com.
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You may make such use ST this statement as
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With gratitude
Raw. B. Il. GORMLY.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-12-08

The aggregate popular vote for Presi
dent, this year. is m increase Of more
than a million upon the highest total
vo ever before polled. With . due
allowance for the vote Of Florida, Mis-
sissippi, Texas. and Virgini ., for the
white rebels disfranchised, by law and
and for the freemen practically disfran-
chised hy rebel terrorism, we may esti-
nate that there would have been seven
million votes in the late election
A Massachusetts, Clergyman recently
elucidated the familiar image Of hope be-
ing like an anchor to the soul by saying:
my friends. l suppose you all know what
an anchor 10. 1t is . kind Of . thing TO
get ship under . good headway with.
The New York Evening Post Gays:
The attempt to discover and define the
special quality of Lowelrs poetic genius
is like an effort to capture that son Of
the daughter of Eblis, in the Eastern
tale who could transform himself 1t will
into lion, an eagle, waterfall, or
bird of song.
The oldest man in the world 10 Hon
!. Ben Hill, Of Georgia, nov in New York
At recent political gsthesiag in his
native State he saidto his colofed hear.
ers, have studied the history Of your
race for 1000 years. II Ar. Hill has
made NO mistake in his figures, he must
have begun his scholastic life IT about
the time the Ark landed on Arafa&
THERE'S chanca for an American
.. boy in blue down IN che Argentine
republic DIR. Sarmiento, the Preoidens.
wants one OF our generals, Q fighting one,
70 commAnd his troops. Let him kavG
G. B. NcCaellan- We ca spare 02dtkG
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A subscription paper for some relig
one object was landed to jealous
church member, when he remarked.
well, can give five dollars aud not
feel it. "Then,' said the solicitor. give
ten and feel il. g-5f. ...ta..lt
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At o clock Sunday evening last q
FIRE destroyed several buildings and
their contents. on market and sixth
streets, Philadelphia, cntailing loss,
of at least e50O,00O. - sgE
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Miss Anthony intimates that she
would rather marry cow than Timothy
Titcomb- That, George Stephenson
observed, when he was asked wha.
would happen if his steam wagon
should encounter q COW, wonld be bad
for the cow-[New York World
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The New York Tribune has recently
discovered that not all parties employed
to protect the revenue are honest-in
fact, that some Of them are enriching
themselves at the expense OF the Gov
ernment
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CrSciSNArt, Aug, 2o, 1867,
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McKElVEY'S LIFE COMPOUND

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-13
The Naval.stores Business.

CHARLESTON, August Il, 1868.
To the Editor of the Daily News:
For the information and benefit of distillers OF
naval stores, who are ofrhe opinion that no law
in this State forbids inspectors from dealing in
those products, respectfully invite their at
tention to the subjoined act Of the General AS
semby OF South Carolina, which explains it
self:
An Acr to authorize the City Council to appoint In
spectors Of Naval Stores.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House OF
the General Assembly, &c., That the City Coun-
Gil of Charleston be and they are hereby au-
thorized to appoint such number OF inspectors
Of naval stores as the wants Of the trade may,
in their judgment, from time to time require.
The inspector shall not be permitted TO pur-
chase, directly.or indirectly, any turpentlne or
rosin for sale or expectation under penalty OF
ten dollars per barrel.
The inspector, under this act, shall be ap-
pointed annually by the City Council OF
Charleston, and shall give bond in the sum OF
two thousand dollars, conditioned for the
faithful discharge Of his duties. Ratified In
the Senate and House on the 20th day OF De-
cember A. D. one thousand eight hundred and
fifty-sx, and in the 81st year Of American In
dependsn snce.
W. D. PORTER, President Senate.
JAMES SIMMONS, s. 81. R.
Have the gentlemen now filling these posi-
tions conformed to the restrictions and require
ments Of this law2 We would Like to hear
from them. TAR HEEL.
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SOUTH CARoLINIANs RELIEVED FROM DlsABrL.
rTHs.-We copy from the Washington Chron-
icle Si,st purports to be a full and correct list
of t..c -osilents Of South Carolina from whom
Congress has seen fit to remove the political
disabilities
South Carolsna.-U Under the Act approved
June Is, 1S68-W. III. Harrison, Drew; James
r. Berry, Pulaski; G.. @. Bowen; F.. j. Moses,
Jr.; r. Ii. Wallace, John D. Ashmore, Thomas
J. Mackey.
Under dse Aa Approved July 20, 1s68.-Ja-
cob Kibler, Henry Summer, John P. Kinard,
E. P. Lake, W. W. Houseal, Newberry; Il. p.
Hammond. Greenville; Ehhu Moore, Lancas-
ter; S. B. Clowney, Fairfield; Lewis Dial, Lau-
rens; a. 81. Kinnard, Newberry; j. G. Miller.
Charleston; A. P. Kinnard, Ne"berry; a..
Beatie, Greenville; s. W. Maurice, Williams
burg; D. L. Thomas, Beaufort; F. G. Gowen,
q. G. Markley Thomas Cox, Greenville; Will
liam B. Johnston, Richland; Metts Williams.
G. ". Williams, York; John Twitly, Lancaster;
Matthew Mcdonald, AUbeyllle; A. G: Baskln,
tom Smith, Daniel Burton, York; Walter W.
Herbert, thomas Jordan, Fairfield; Thomas E.
Dudley, Bennettsvile; Alexander McBee,
Greenyille; J. B. ToIleson, B. +. Bates, Spar
tanburg; william NJ Thomas, Greenvlie; Jas.
A. Black, Abbeville; Willis Allen, Spartanburg;
John s. Green, Sumter; Elijah o. Horner,
Edgefeld; 81. W. Lawson, Abbevile; Dr.. Robert
Lebbv, Charl ston; G. W. Dudley, Bennetts-
Vile; b. B. Miller, John L. Neagle, Columb bia;
James Johnson, Hugh Craig, James Martin,
T. J. Bell, W. G. Beatty, s. d. Goodlett, Peter
McCoIe, stewart Harrison, James l.. Orr, W.
F. D lrisol
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The Inspection of Naval Stores.

To the Editor of The Daily Mevs:
sTar Heel" is referred to an act Of the Legis-
lature, passed December 20, 1856, q part Of
which reads as follows:
Section 8. s.For every barrel Of turpentine
or resin weighed by the Inspector, he shall be
entitled to three cents, and for every barrel
inspected and branded, ss herein directed,
three and one-quarter cents to be paid by The
owner Of said turpentine or his agent, and the
inspector shall have lien on said barrels for
the amount due"
Section T. ---ssand the Inspector
shall not be permitted to purchase, directly or
Indirectly, any turpentne or rosin for sale or
expectation, under penalty OF ten dollars per
barrel"
From the foregoing it will be seen that the
charge for inspection allowed by law is much
less than the Wilmington rates. II larger fees
are paid, it is the fault Of the owners or their
agents; and in regard to inspectors purchas-
ing, the remedy is in their own hands.
RELIEF.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Hdig vS. Cohen.
Will be sold under the direction OF the undersgned
at the Old Gus: omhouse on TUESDAY, the 25th
day of August 1868, at II A. NJ,
Ali that HOUSE AND LOT, situate on the east
side Of Meeting-stee this city, and known by the
number 30, measuring in front Meetin:street 80
feet more or less by 1877 feet in depth the north
line, and LAG feet in depth the south line; bound
ing to the north on property now or late Of John
Magee; to the south on Land now or late OF Robert
Smith; to the east on land now or late OF Dr. Joseph
johnson, and to The west ON Meeting. g.street
Terms-Oue third cash; balance In one and two
years, with interest from day OF sale. secured by
bond of purchaser and mortgage Of the premlscs.
Buildings to be insured and policy assigned. Pur-
chaser to pay taxes and for papers and stamps.
JAMES TUPPER,
August 6 tbs tu1 Master In Equity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-13

A NEW SHIRT EMPoR1UM.-That portion Of
Meeing-street in the vicinity of the Charleston
Hotel has long been favorite business centre, and
vacant store in that neighborhood is rare sight
Jose Jara had scarcely moved into his new quare
at the corner of Marketstree when the premises he
had left gained new occupant In Mr. E. Scott for
merly of ng-street, who has opened gentleman's g
furnishing store where every article appertanng to
the wardrobe of the sterner sex be obtained. Mr.
Scott has. however, specially, and has dubbed his
establishment shirt emporium, from the fact that
the celebrated star shirt and collar may be obtuined
from him, either ready made or made to order.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-13

LOTTERIES AND GIFT CoSoERrs. Congress,
at it's recent session, passed an act relating to
postofices, one of the sections of which is as
follows:
Section 49, And be ii further enacted, That it
shall not be lawful to deposit in postofice, to
be sent by mail, any letters or circuiars con-
oerning lotteries, so-called gift concerts, or
other similar enterprises Offering prizes Of any
kind on any pretext whatever, and that post
masters receiving: what they have reason TO
believe to be such letters or circulars shall send
them to the dead letter Office.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-13

ST. MIoHAEL's CHuRoH.-As improvements
zare now the order Of the day, and the build
ings at the intersection of Broad and Meeting
streets are fast assuming new and comely
appearance, attention has been drawn to st.
Michaeps Church, which, as one Of the old
landmarks OF Charleston, deserves to receive
the same attention as the public buildings on
;the opposite corners. The past few years have
wrought some changes in building operations,
and it has been found that the light cream
tint. now 80 fashionable, stands the influences
of our climate far better than the darker
shades. st. Michael's was originally pure
white, and the tall spire was then one OF the
first objects visible ct sea; but when it was re-
paired some years back it received its present
sombre hue. The action Of the weather, the
neglect during the wer and other causes COM
bined to injure this dark coloring, and the base
of the steeple now presents mottled appear
snce that sadly detracts from the beauty Of the
. ediice. Some effort should be made to have
this venerable fame renovated.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-13

a DESPERATE CHARAcTER.-John henry
Thomas, atlas Savannah Slccum, the colored
man whose arrest for house-breaking was
noticed yesterday, is an accomplished villain.
BE was the ringleader in the recent attempted
escape from jail, though his term OF confne-
ment was nearly ended, and has on two sepa-
rate occasions succeeded in breaking the bolts
and bars of that prison house, and giving his
jaiIors the slip. Though an ignorant, uncouth
and repulsiye negro, he is not devoid OF that
low cunning which is characteristic OF many
Of the race, and q common case knife In his
hands is soon converted into saw. and bolts
and bars too often yield before his persistent
efforts to sever them. His previous escapes
we're effected with an old knife which had been
smuggled into the Jail by some means, and it
is to be hoped that, as the first use he made Of
his freedom was to break the laws, he will now
be confined in cell that will defy his in
genuity.
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