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Henderson and Nashville
Middle District of Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
i notice that he has been appointed Assignee
Of the estate Of Edlsy Paul. iof White county,
Tennessee. who has been asjudgod a bankrupt
upon h9s own petition, b. the Circuit Court Of
the United States Of said district.
jaB3 w4ts A. FISK, Assignee.
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Middle District Of Tennesaee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
i. netlcs Of bis appointment IS Assignee OF
John z. Andrews. Leem4n Stein, Israel Barker
and John Caldwell. Of y ashyiile in the county OF
Davidson and State Of Tennssses, within said
District who have been adiudEsd bankrupts
% their own petitions, by the District Court Of
said District
A. 8. CHADBOURNE, Assignee.
JAM laWSt' Once. S2Z Church street.
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Decisions of the Suprem
Court.
Court.

In view the necessities Of the legal prOfes-
sion. and the general public interest attaching
70 the many new questions coming before our
judicial tribunals. we viii publish all the i'm
r,rtant decisions Of the Supreme Court from
,Ticial sources, which may he relied upon as
entirely trustworthy.
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HAVE JUST RECEIVED
1000 sacks Coffee:
50 sacks Java;
50 sacks Laguira;
so hogsheads Sugar;
60 barrels Crushed Sugar
10 barrels Coffee Sugar, A, B and G;
Z10 boxes star Candles;
S50 cases Oysters. one and two pounds:
100 cases Fresh Peaches;
50 cases Fresh Tomatoes;
IS boxes Tobacco, various brands;
l I09 boxes Proctor Gambls's Soap;
SO boxes Fancy Toilet Soap;
10 bags Allspice
10 bags Pepper;
10 boxes Ground Pepper;
Is boxes each Ground Spice and Ginger:
IS boxes Starch;
% boxes Clothes Pins;
10 barrels Jute Irvine,
10 barrels Paper Irvine;
so barrels Mackerel, l, 2 and 3;
125 half barrels Mackerel, /, and g;
IS kits Macksrel l, 2 and 8;
so dozen Wash-boaTds;
rs dozen Buckets;
SO boxes Factory Cheese;
50 boxes imP'd GunPowder and Black Peas !;
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$50 barrels various brands Liquors;
50 bbls Cider Vinegar IS do Grape Vinegar;
2 barrels Wood. Weeks i Co.'s Fine Syrup !
70 dozen Fine BrOoms;
250reams Wrapping Paper, Rock City Mills (;
Raisins, Figs Pecans, Brazil Nuts, Almonds.
Percussion Caps. Matches. Cigars, Fine Cat To-
bacc0, Smoking Tobacco, and various other
articles in the Grocery line, all OF which we pro
WEAKLEY a. YARAROUGH,
No. North College street,
oats If Nashville. Tenn,
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THE number of horses in Vermont is
SO, DO, valued at SS,s29,471. There we're
$4,000 more horses in the State before the
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Middle District of Temnesaee.

U'HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
L notice Of bis appointment as assignee Of r.
d. Blum and Paris Levy, Of Nashville, in the
county Of Davidson and State Of Tennessee
bhnkrupts upon thcirown petitions BY the Dis
trict Court Of said district
A. s. CHADBOURNE, Assignee.
janl1 law3t Office, S219 Church street.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

MIpDLE DISTRICT OF TEsSEssEE, S.,
AT NASHVILLE. the 9th day Of January, 1858.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
Il notice Of his appointment as Assignee Of
Edward Levy, Adolph Lew. and Isaac Levy,
ali of Nashville, in the county Of Davidscn and
State Of Tennessee, within said district, who
have been adludged bankrupts upon their own
petitions, By the District Court Of said district
GEO. A. WINSTON, Assignee
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NEW DRY GOODS,
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-03-06
AGENTS WANTED
AGENTS WANTED
FOR TIE
CIR a XII a CKETS.
AnA How They Liped, Fought and Died
For DIXIE.
WITH '.f
Incidents and ,ShetcAcs of life IN hhe. Con,
fcdcrucv.
JUNO 4, 1867

Comprising Narratives cs 3, popaono, adyont,,,.
Prmy Parh;son nts' N,sval Adventure. Homo Lilo,
Has ras''eaf .,aring Life in the Camp, Fold md
.spltal. Together with the Songs, Ballads.
Anecdotes and HUMOROUS Incidents Of tho
War for Southern Independence.
THERE is a certain portion Of tho war that
IL will mover 60 into the regular histories.
nor bc embodied in romance or poetry. which
is q very real part of it. and Wilt If preserved
convey to succeeding generations better idea
of tho spirit Of the conflict than many dry re.
ports or careful narratives of events, and tl,is
part may beoalled the gossip, the fun. tho M
thos of tho war. This illustrates The character
of tho leaders,, the humor Of tho soldiera. the
devotion of women, tho bravery of mon. the
pluck Of our heroes, the romance and hardships
Of The service. so b. Is Nj 4. ~ !
The Valiant and Bravo Hearted, the 4p;o
,turesque and Dramatic, the Witty and Marvel.
ous, tho Tender and Pathetic, and the whole
Panoramic Of the War are hore briliantl ) ,I,or.
itrayed in q mastery manner, az once historical
and romantic, rendering it the most ainple.
unique, brilliant and readable book TINT tlioe
war has oalled forth. ~ ss,S| i.S
Amnselnsnt as we'll as instruction NAV ''bo.
found IN every 90, i,a graphic detail brillant
ana tlontiet hjstory, are sklfully intors
woven in this work of itorafy art t. 81
Send8 for lhrs ssse our TOR his. and K
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DIsTRICT DIRECTORY.

GEg'h Of Mc C9,trt-J. u. HAooop.
IS Oydtnary--1K. y. IIoLcoMDE.
Commissioner II, Equity -RoD'T A. THOMPSON
& Coroae'.-W. j. CAN'T.
Commissioners to Approve Tie Bonds Of Pa1.
ic OOcers--J. j. Norton, Jos. Burnett, J. II.
Ambler, James Lawrence, Saml. Reid.
Commissioners ofthe Poor-Dr. II. @. Miller,
suror; j. b. Clayton, S. b. Keith, r. Craig, Sr.
Commissioners of Public Buudings-Robt.
a. Thompson, Chairman; j. y. IIagood, Soc
retary and Treasurer; w. L. lIolcombo, Nj. +.
Mitchell, p. j. Miller.
Commissioners Of Free Schools-T. b. Maui
den, Chairman; W. II. IIolcombc, Secretary
and Treasurer; @. II. Spears, l. Wicklitfo, IL.
II. Penny, Daniel Gricc, James Burdino.
AuyisAatcs-W. j. CAN'T, w. G. Keith, J.
Il. Gossctt, Thos. billiard, j. &C Parsons, j.
N. Arnold, Rcdin Rackley j. b. Sanders, L.
II. Werner, Abel Robins. w. ii. Pcronneau,
Nimrod Sullivan, Edward III hes, John Sharp
Joseph Reid, w White, Leonard Rogers.
Commissioners Of Roads-2d Rcgiment-G
w Phillips, Chairman; w Pitchforl. Clerks
William Bibbs, Jr. Treasurer; NJ L Mitchell,
ThomasJ Steele, S Il Maxwell. James Boyd,
l. W Lusk, NJ Crawford, NJ II IIunnicuts
Jonas Phillips, Jr.
5M Regment-F A lIokc, Chairman; + II
Griffin, Treasurer; j B Clayton, Clorki;J D
Gasnway, Ballingcr, Alex Algood Thos
II Price, s D l<oitl,, Henry Williams, TGos.
sctt, } w Singleton, Thos billiard.
Internal Rercnac--F A lIokc, Assessor j
w Cobb, Collector.
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REDUCTION IN HeA'TulS
BY THE GREAT
SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE,
KTd
CHARLESTON, S G.

CHARLESTON, S G.
nN and after October lst, 1867 tho rates ON
" FREIGHT, from New York, Philadelphia
| and Baltimore, to Columbin, S. c., will bo as
follows, viz:
lst Glass, per 100 lbs. 81 20
I'd Class, per 100 lbs. 10
Sd Glass, per 100 lbs. 100
18th Glass, per 100 lbs. & SIS
5th Class, per 100 lbs. ~
Rates always guaranteed less than The pub
lished rates of any other limo.
Changes will be promptly mado to meet any
reduction by competing lines.
PER 100 LBS, FIRST CLASS sl.2o.
Glassware Boots and Shoes.
Stoves, Hollow Wnro, loose.
Dry Goods, Kerosene Oil.
Drugs,
PER 100 LBS, SECOND GLASS, $l.lo.
Hardwaro, Furniture.
Saddlory, Knocked down md
Liquors, in wood. we'll boxed Hollow
Stationery. Ware, packed.
PER 100 LBS, THIRD CLASS, sl.co.
Tobacco, manufactured, Cotton Yarn,
in BoSos or Kegs. Dried Fruits,
Blinds, Dried Hides,
Doors, Sashes, SC. Lard.
Butter, Boiling Leather Or
Cannod Meats, Rubber.
Fruits, Ale,
Fish, in Kegs or Beer,
Kits. Porter, in wood.
PER 100 LBS, FOURTH GLASS, $50.
Bags, Leather
Bagging, Marble Slabs, -
Block Tin, Oils, in hhds or bbls.
Cheese, Except Korosone.)
White Lead, in Kegs, Potatoes,
Hams, Shot,
Sugar, in hogsleads or Soap,
barrels Wrapping Paper,
Hoop Iron, Rice, in bbls. or casks.
Whiskcy, in Wood. Ropo,
Spirits Turpcntino Nails, in Kogs
Lead Pipe, Bar and Crockory, in crates or
Sheet. hhds.
PER 100 LBS, FIFTH GLASS, roo.
Bacon, Grain
Beef. salted or picked Flour in barrels or
in barrels. sacks.
Cement Grindstones
Lime Molnsscs, owners risk
Fish, piokled and dry, oflcaking.
snted in barrels
as BENTLEY ~. IIASEII.
General Agent, 40 and i2 broadway. N. Y.
NEW YORK, October /, 1867.
. Approved;
n. T, PEAKr.
oa.a,o. !, ,ooz dcnl suns'n 8. q. Il. II.
-oNN..-t $500. -, ioo'' 3
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STEVENS HOUSE.
2I, SO, 2S tG 27, broadway, N. "
Opposite Bowling Green.
ON TaaE EUROPEAN H.HAM.


SSf.,Fsa, THE STEVENS HOUSE is we'll
l;!is and widely known to tho travelling
tassaAR public. The location is especially sui.a.
BILE to merchants and business men +; it is in
close proximity to the business part of tho city
is on tho highway of Southern and Western
trayel-and adjacent to oil the principal Rail-
road and Steamboat depota
The STEVENS HOUSE has liboral accom-.
modations for ovor 800 guests 1t is well fur
nished. and possesses every modern improve.
mont for the comfort and entertainment of it's
inmates. The rooms arc spacious and well ven
tilated-providcd with gas and watcr-the at
bic is generously provided with every delicacy
of the season, at moderate prices.
Tho rooms having beon re.furnishcd and re-
modelled, we are enabled to offer extra facilitios
for tho comfort and pleasure of our guests.
GEO. *. CHASE & CO.,
Propriotors.
Juno 4, 1857 81 Gm
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EARN ERSs ID EPA RTMENT.
The Laboreg..

% F.It Lt = : NU ~
d Stand up 4erectl Thou hast tho form \
And Iikeness Of thy God l--who moro
& ii soul as -dauntless mid the storm &
\ OF daily life, a heart ne warm {.
Aud pure as breast e'er wore. & & 52 \.
What thcn s,,---Thou art as true, q MAN
ssss As moyos the human mass among; IS,
Z AS hael,d part Of tho great plan S'''
phat with oreation's dawn began,
AS any of the throng,
y Who ssth'i,c enemy ?--the high Fso'.
as, In station, Rim wealth the okiefS
The great, who coldly pass thee by,
With h,proud step, and avcrtod eye?
Nay! nurse not susii bs!:cs.
Iftruo unto thysolf thou vast,
What were tho proud onc's scorn to thcef
A feather, which thou mightest cast
Aside, as idly as tho blast
The light leaf from tho tree.
No:-uncnrbcd passions-low desires
Absence Of noble sclf.respect-
Death, in tho breasts consuming fires,
To that high nature which aspiros
Forever, till thus checked 3
These are thine cncmies-thy worst;
They claim thee to thy lowly lot
Thy labor and thy lifo accursed.
Oh, stand erect and from them burstl
And longer suffer not
Thou art thyself thine enemy!
Tho great! What better they than thous
As theirs, is not thy will as free?
Has God with equal favors theo
q Neglected to cndow?
True, wealth thou hast not-'tis but dust
2 Nor placc-uncertain as the wind
But that thou hast, which, with thy crust
And water, may despisc the lust
Of both--a noble mind
With this, and passions ul,3er ban,
TIue faith, and holy trust in God,
Thou art the peer Of any man.
Look up, then: that thy little span
Of life may be we'll trod.
s WA. D. GALLAHER.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-03-06

G1- 1t is understood that Republican
caucus will nominate either Il. J. Robertson,
of Columbia, or Gen. r. L. Scott, for Cover.
nor Congressional nominees arc being con-
sidcrcd
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-03-06

AN editor out West offers his ontire cstab.
lishmcnt, subscribers, accounts, etc., for a
clean shirt and a good meal of yictuals.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-03-06
u \; ILLS HOUSE.
CORNER lfEEYzNG d. QUEEN s47sEE1s.
CHARLESTON, S. g.

CHAHlIiISTON,. .. O.
NS1!IS we'll known FIRST GLASS HOTEL.
II has just beon thoroughly repaired, reftted
and ro-furnished and is now ready for the no.
commodation of tho TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
whose patronagois respectfully solicited.
MERCHANTS visiting tho oity are respect
fully invited. Every accommodate viii be
offored thom. Coachos always in readiness to
convey passengers to and from tho Hotel,
The Proprietor promises to do all in his DOW.
or for tho comfort of his guests. ~
b JOSEPH PURCELL, Proprietor.
Feb Il "a If
THE%S.sATE OF SOUTH CAROIINA
sPIcKENs---1N.dMB COMMON PLEAS l.
.J.iD. Ferguson, Admr) Foreign attachment.
Iwi,,an Douglass, ps Noo owAs IVA : S,A ,Aps.n., i ,,
(UHERBAS, the Plaintiff did, on The 6,b Az oc -
IN february, 1867, filo his declaratioI nao;nst
the Defendant, (who, as tits said Is abl All Srnp,
limits of this State and hos neithan
5wifo torney known, within iao soino mno1
lYilom copy of the said declaration miobt M
seryed ;,lt is therefore ordered, that the aS dss
appearand plead thereto, d, or bafots
shS 9th day of February, 1868 hcrwise. Anal
ops absoiato Judgment will then be aiyon and
gagdcd against hin, s g. y ~ atA
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The Toe and the Snow

The Toe and the Snow.
oYou are white as Sheet" said The Ice
to tho snow 'You arc falling; arc you
faint2" 81 4
"My robo is spotlcss, my fakes harmless,
and my fall noisoless, replied the snow.
I think{y you lack 1rmncss," quoth the ice,
'and moro solidity and weight would render
! you less the sport of wintry winds. -
"We'vc moro to fear from the sun than
| from the wind" answered tho snow.
"Indeedp observed the ice, ''I should
! pity your weakness on tho approach If such
! q foe."
81 shall commend myself to tho mercy,
oy whiteness and purity" sad the snow.
"I shall resist his power by my hardness
md strength" returned the ice.
| The sun now shed his beams on our two
old friends. The snow began to weep, and
he ice to melt.
"Whorc's yourr whitcncss and purity now ?"
laid the ice.
"And where's your frmncss and strength ?"
Inquired the snow.
"We are returning to the water from whence
we came," said the ice.
"Why; It's not death, but change, joyful
ly exclaimed the snow.
"By this change wo arc becoming one,"
said tho ice.
"And seeking tho lowest place, replied the
snow.
owe can now ascend to hcaven," said the
:ce, 'fwhercas we never could whilo l retain
ed my boastcd firmness, and you your vaun-
ted .whitencss."
Death is not destroyer, but rcstorcr.
ORIGIN OF TIE WORD "DUN."-Tho word
tim first came into use, it is said, during the
reign of Henry the Seventh, Of England.--
1t owes its birth to an English bailiff by the
namc Joe Dun, who was so indcfatigable and
skilful at his business of collecting debts,
that it became provcrb when person did not
pay his debts, "Why don't you Dun him 2"
that is, "INhy don't you send Dun after
him Z" Hence originated the word, which
has long been in universal use
GrcenuiWc Mouatainccr
RALEIGH, February 2S.--Thc Convention
today was engaged on the article on the ju-
dietary; besides various amendments, it was
determined to elect tho Judges for eight
years.
The State Conservative Executive Commit,
co met here day, and proceeded to nominate
candidates; For Governor, z. b. Vance;
Lieutenant Governor. Il. D. Hall Secretary
of State, r. w. Bost; Public Tr casurcr, X
p. Battle.
The Winchester Homo Journal says
countryman came into that city the other day,
in a little cart, drawn by little bull calf
and hating on the public square, anxiously
inquired, " Is this town 2"
AN editor out West offers his ontire cstab.
lishmcnt, subscribers, accounts, etc., for
clean shirt and a good meal of yctuals.
re- It is understood that Republican
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Tie Winchester Home Journal says a
countryman came into that city the other day,
in a little cart, drawn by little bull calf,
and halting on the public square, auxiously
inquired, Us this town?
New-York tribune., 1868-05-18
TuE pRFSS REpORT.

At 70 o'clock precisely the Chief-JuFtice,
wearing the SILK robe of Office entered and took his seat
as presiding officer Of the Court Of impeachment and d
rected the sergeautat Arms to make proclamation The
proclamation was made the usual FORM The Secretary
then read the journal Of the last days proceedings After
the reading, Mr. EDMUNDS called up the order hereto
fore submitted in the following words:
ordered That the ChiefJustice in directing the secrc
ary 10 read the several articles OF impeachment shall
direct him 10 read the eleventh article first and the ques
on shall be taken on that article and thereafter the
other ten successvey they stand.
Before taking IL up Mr.. EDMUNDS offered the follow
ing: ~,
01ered That the Secretary be directed 70 inform the
House of Representatives that the Senate sitting for the
trial OF the President the articles Of impeachment are
now ready TO receive them In the Senate Chamber.
Which was adopted.
Senator JOHNSON inquired whether the Oidef OF sen
ator WILLIAMS was debatable!
The ChiefJusticc replied that Il was not.
senator JOHNSON would like 10 make a motion IL.
Senator CONNESS objected. -
The question was then put taking mp Senator VIII
IIAAlSs order, and it dccided-yeas 81 nays, 10
New-York tribune., 1868-05-18

one casethe case Humphrey-that the announcement
was not made until the end OF the cause The Chair Will
however take the direction of the Senate II the Senate
desire the announcement TO be made 10 will be made
Senator sHERMAN-The announcement OF the vote
had better be made.
Senator DRAKE-T submit a question Of order that
motion adjourn Is pending and that that motion takes
The CHIEF-JUSTICE-The Senator from Missouri ls
perfectly right motion to adiOum has been made, ana
Mr. HENDRTCKs-The motion to adjourn cannot be
made pending vote, and the vote s not complete un
Mr.. CONKLING-A motion cannot be made pending
the roll call.
Several senators-Certainy not; let the vote be an
Senator JoHNsoN-I ask that the vote be an
nOunced. -, --,
The Clerk will read the roll . 90, 40, ,,.,., T.,
The roll having been read by the Clerk the ChiefJus
tce rose and announced the result In the following
words: -, -,
Guilty and 10 Senators who have voted NOT guy'
manifestation OF sentiment was made on either hlde
Of the question. Whatever the feelings OF the SeIa
tors members and spectators they were thoouShy sup
Mr. Wiriams's motion TO adjourn until Tuesday, the
2Gth inst, was then taken up.
Mr. HENDRICKS submitted az a question OF order,
that the Senate now executing an order hlIeady
previous question. Therefore the motion to adjourn otn
erwlse than simply TO adjourn was not In order
Calls Of question ,o. An ,no Son.
ate adjourn 1t adjourn to meet at certain date cannot
be entertained because the Senate is In process Oh
executing 6n order motion to adjourn to certain
,iay seems TO the Chair to under the same rule
The Chair will therefore, decide the motion not IN order
Senator C0NNESS-FrOm that decision Of the Chalr
The Chief Justice then put the question, and directed
the Clerk TO read the order adopted to-day on motion OF
Senator Edmunds, as follows: ., .
ordered That the Senate do proceed vote on the articles e
senator HOWARD called for they yeas and nays the
question whether the decision Of the chair should DC sus
III ,ro. ,o,,or onl rosvltod yeoa Navs