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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-02-25

Kanawha and James River and decIar'
inc that this State earnestly desires the
completion of this line in such manner
and under such control os will promote
and secure the best interest Of The whole
country. Adopted.
By Mr.. Misunderstanding The Judicl.
DRY Committee 10 inquire whether i is
sxpedisnt 10 change the tine Of holding
the Courts Of W1OmiOg and Mcdowell
So us to not conflict with those Of Boone
and Logan. Adopted.
By Mr.. Tyson-Direcling the Com
mi!loe on Taxation, &C.. to consider the
pIopripiy Of authorizing the Auditor 10
prescribe the time aud mode Of making
returns to the Auditors Office when not
provided by law. Adopted.
Senate bills passed.
Tho bill to provide for filing vacSn,
cies 10 county aud township officers.
The bill relating to official oaths.
The bill establishing vaccine agency
at LsWisburg.
The bill amending the charter Of West
Union Doidridge county.
The bill for The relief of the Board Of
Education Of Falling Springs township,
GraeDbrier couoty'
The bill legalizios the proceedings Of
tho meeting Of ghe Board OF Supervisor,
Of wayn. county, held January l5!b'
1863.
Adjourned.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

az. II, Miller and r. Stewart, VS. Wm, Turnr:.
Leonard Turner, lessee Spurloek and David
Smith. In Chancery."
At a Circui. Court for Wayne county, West
II Virginia, had on the 25th day OF Novem'
Der, 1863, in the above cause, it was among
other things "adjulgci, ordered and decreed,
that the said suit ba revived in the namss
Of G. O. Miller" and il was further "adirdgad
that this cause be referred to Jos, @. Wheeler,
the Master Commissioner Of this OOnrt who
win take, state, and report an account speclh'
cally as required in the order Of March Term,
SCI, and that the present Commissioner pre-
serve in every respect The Requirements oiIh'
said order"
The said decretal order Of March Term, 1861
Of said Cour. in said cause required among
other things, "that an account be taken before
q Master Commissioner Of said Court showing:
lst What estate the defendant VIM. Turner
owns, whether real or personal, tho location,
quantity and value thereof aud title thereto.
!!id. mat he ascertain the amouF OF me
two several deeds Of trust, executed by VIM;
Turner 10 David Smith, trustee for the use Of
LESSEE Spurlock, and the amount Of each aud
every payment made thereon by VIM, turner
or any other person for him, o.,
ID That he ascertain the amount OF s9iu
VIM. TUNERS Indebtedness TO the complain
ants and each Of them, and settle and tx tnp
proritCs Of the liens Of the complainan!s anu
Jessco Spurlock, a.
4lh That no ascertain and report TO this
Court any other matter which he may deem
pertinent, or which he may he requested w
any party IN interest to report"
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Tho Presidodt has pnrdonod John B
Eacnn and Nicholas Henry, convicted,
ia November and sentenced 10 the Pen
ilentiory, in New York, for doirauiin.
the Government by false bounty money
anl beck pny papers,
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Edwin r. Lee, charged with stealing
forty thousand dollars worth Of bonds
from tho President Of the Star Insurance
Company, in New York, has been com
mitted for trial in default Of forty thous'
and dollars bail.
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Mclaughlin md Shaw, who made
false alidavi.s against Collector Of In-
lernal Revenue BaiIy, were, on Saur-
day, sentencpd to five years each 10 the
PSniphIinty, in New York,
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TIE Wellsburg Herald thinks the
Legislature ought 10 adop: resolution
sotring forth that it is ineSpsdiens Of
present. 10 permansnly locate tho capt.
81 anywhere. Speaking Of the Wheel
;nr proposition, the Herald says it seems
far and advantageous to The State, and
tnn.ifil becomes a law at will prove &
hsppT riilonce Of VIVA! has become q
legislative Nuisance
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NOTICE,

The parties interested in the above suit VIII
take notice that on the second Monday IN
March next, at tho Court House Of Wayoo
County, viii proceed 10 discharge tho duties
assigned me in the foregoing decrelal orders,
and il deemed necessary will adjourn ir1h
day to day, and from time to time, until h'
said dulCsaro fully performed, ,r,
sos. o. WHEELER
feb 4 lsGo-4w. Master Commissioned
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Sick Headache.

Arises from disordercd state Of the Stomach
aud bowels, aud bilious arrangement OF the
liver, and can bc permanently cured by tlle
uto Of RobacVs lilod Purifier and bLs'd Pills
2. Bright, AgOpi
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John D. D. Rrsset, elaboraIes 10 the
RavansSooi Press c plan for railroad
from Psksrsburg to Charleston The
di,ance is 90 miles aul be taiaks either
The Pennsylvania C.owai Or The Bali.
more aad Ohio Railroad would endorse
The bonds Of a company borrowing mo
nay for thc parposo.
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The citizens Of Wheeling have offered
furnish the Stale with suitable build,
ms for thc use Of both Houses Of tho
legislature, the Governor sad all State
officers free Of cost; Provided the seat
of government remains at WaeeIing iOr
The next Eve yesrs.
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The Committee Of Nine ha1 postponed
aim s,ssmbIiog of the Vrgioin SAFE
,Tnoysp,ion until Congress shall have
ssleI on the yirgiai bill
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Numbers Of prominent Cuban refuge o'
havs addttssel Protes! TO the Govern
or of Louiuan1, against tho charges
made by the Spanish Counsel. They
decIare that, Notwithstanding their poIi''
i,al opinions, they would not infringe
rnon the laws 10 8Dy manner,
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The Jury 10 the case Of MeHenty,
CHARGED with perjury against Commits
sionsr Rollins of the Iatcrdal Revenue
sU+sau has been discharged, having
been unable TO agree
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tho government welded by one despotio
body they could not hope to succeed In
giving effect to law which would be vetoed,
we trust, by Governor Scott, and would be
held unconstitutional, and, therefore, void,
by every ceurt in the State. ya5#
= 1t is NO rhetorical flourish now to saw
that tho Radicals In the General Assembly
are striving with might and main to over
ride the organic law which they and their
party framed; but, whatever the conse-
quences, there will be for us this consola-
ton at least-that by their violence, their
disregard of law, and their working "out-
"side the constitution" these RADICALS will
seal the fate and secure the downfall Of
their party.
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General Hampton and the South Care.
linn Railroad Company

: We find the following letter in the Colum-
bia Phoenix of yesterday, under the sigma
ture Of "Edge6eld ="
Some weeks ago the name of General Hamp-
ton was mentioned in connection with the
Presidency of the South Carolina Railroad
Company; since then several articles have ap-
peared IN print with the evident intention OF
preventing the nomination of the General. by
predicting in advance that he would not accept
or did not wish the place. 60. am satisfied.
from recent information, that General Hamp-
ton will accept tn position If elected, and his
friends need have no doubt on that point. ''is
n In this connection, it is proper for us to
state that the announcement Of the with
.drawal Of the name of General Hampton aa
candidate for President of. the South
Carolina Railroad Company made in The
News Of Saturday, was based upon pri-
vate telegram received in this city from
General Hampton, in which he said, s.With-
draw my name as q candidate for the Presi.
dency of the South Carolina Railroad. I"
This telegram is still in. our possession.
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ance, but The general verdict seems to be one
OF success. MIR. Booth divided the favor OF the
audience with Mr.. Edwin Adams, and both
were called before the curtain. Miss Mcvicker's
Juliet was injured by timidity. She wore
white satin skirt. hooped with pearls. and cut
ponpadour, trimmed with silver bullion fringe;
apearl necklace and tiara of diamonds, and
her long black hair flowing. The Nurse of
Miss Fanny Morant was perfect success. The
scenery is described as absolutely perfect.
Some fault is found with tho theatre itself.
which, "though splendid triumph Of up
holstery and mechanical contrivance is not id
any high sense q work Of aft."' The most
glaring defect is want Of lobbyyrbon. E"a Z
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FebruaryS

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SOUTH CAKQE.INA-- IN TIE MATTER OF JOHN
HARVEY. NBANKRrPT, BY WHOM PE.
IITION FOR ABJU DICATION OF EANK-
kUPrCY WAS FILED ON TBE 31sT DAY 0F DE.
OEMBER. "A. D. 1868. IN SAID COURT-IN BANK
RUPrcY.-This is to give notice h,t on the THIRD
ruptcy was issued against The Estate Of JOHN
HARVEY, OF Charleston. in the county of Charles.
ton, and State of South Carolina, who has been
the payment OF any debts and delivery of any
property belonging to said Bankrupt to him
him are forbidden by law; that meeting of the
creditors OF the said Bankrupt. to prove their debts
and to choose one or more Assignees of his Estate,
at No: Y tread street, Charleston, g. c. before J.
Q. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the TWENTIETH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1869, at IL o'clock A. nj.
j. p NJ. EPPlNG,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
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February 8
TN TME DISTINCT cOUkT OF THE

TN Ts1lc DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES. FOR TIE DISTRICT Of
SOUTH @ ROLINA-TN THE MATTFR OF
SAMUEL 2. BENNETT. BANKRUPT, BY WHOM A
PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANK.
RUPTCY WAS FILED ON THE 3OTH DAY OF
DEGEMBER. A. D. 1863, IN SAID COURT-IN
BANKRUPTCY is to give notice that on the
rant q Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate of
SAMUEL 2. BENNETr. of Charleston, in the Ceun-
ty Of Charleston, and state OF South Carolina
who has been adjudged Bankrupt, on his
own petition that the payment OF any dobts and de-
livery Of any property Belonging to sail Bankrupt to
htsa are fsrbidden by law that meeting Of the
Creditors Of the said Bankrupt to prove their debts
ana ts cheese ono or more Aseignees Of his Estate
at Ne u Broad.street Charleston. soath Carolina,
before J. O. CARPFNTER, Registrar. on the TWEEN
rIETN DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. d. 1859. at IL o'clock
n. JfP MI EeeING
United States Marshal as Messenger
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February

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TaE
SOUTH CAROLlNA.--IN IN TBE MATTER OF 70.
SEPH " sEAeno x, BANKRUPT. BY WHOM
PETITlON FOR ADJUDICA, ION IN BANKRUPT
CY WAS FILED ON THE 3OrH DAY OF DECHM-
BER, A. D. 1868. IN SAID COURT-IN BANK
RuPICY;-Ihls is to Rlve notice, that on the SIXTH
DAx OF FEBRUARY, a: D., 1869. Warrant in Bank
r1ptcy as issued against the Estate of JOSEPH w.
SEABRO0K. 'ot Edisto Island. in the County Of
terkeley and State of south Carolina, who has been
payment OF any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging TO- said Bankrupt, to him or for his use,
den pv lawn tbat t' amy enp oy hum arc forbid
said Bankrupt. to prove their debts and to choose
one or more assignees OF his Estate will be held at
Court OF Bankru cy, to be holden at No. 72 Broad
street Charleston, South Car Ina, before j. G. CAR
PkNTER. Registrar. on the TWENTY SECOND DAY OF
FEBRUARY, A. d., 1869, at O'Clock p. M
j. p. NJ EPPING,
United States Marshal as Messenger
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rt PERCENTAGE OF DECREASE.
The following table shows the percentage
ofdecrease in gross receipts per mile ip 1868:
Central Railroad, decrease per mile per
Georgia Railroad, decrease per mile per
Western and Atlantic Railroad. decrease A''0
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, de- 900
crease per mile per cent. 2O.s4
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD, decrease per
mile Per cent. nt............... ....... 1.59
WORKING EXPENsra.
Tho following table shows the percentage
of working expenses to gross receipts in
1868, on the roads named:
Cent al Railroad . .69. 80
Georgia Railroad. .5O.99
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. 10. .65
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. 53. .95
NET INCOME PER MILE. :.
The following table shows the net income
per mile in 1868, applicable to interest, div
idends and extraordinary expenses
Central Railroad S2534
Georgia Railroad. 212O
Western and Atlantic Railroad ........ 2OS9
Memphis and Charleston Railroad 1858
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. ...,... 2459
) It is not necessary to comment upon these
figures. Their Significance will be under
stood and appreciated by every stock holder
and ,hondholder, and by every other per-
son who is interested in the South Carolina
Railroad Company, or who admires in the
abstract sound, practical and judicious
railroad administration.
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] sGllafafiailaI.

sTyExm 5Dwe xVEST REaaaa.ze Ger.
LEAE.xTkss ~ ono of the naoes nsuriahfssa IN.
stltrt4oas nj the etatos Rnrs rece&sea at any SNns
ana oSsrged mona xhe etsne on entcsfuQs rs I
meKth. = "A ss "a s4s aI's sg AZ 19 ' ~ . y -
Bosratng. sasaaains Fusi ana washias. sa< DO pes
xACxaths s5g 8 u ~ pScrSsSfsf1 80
Deosmhee "a snShamo t' RsSsiArnt
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We have already published in full the re-
ports Of the President and Superintendent
Of the South Carolina Railroad for the year
1858, and we now present some oompara-
tive tables which show better than gross
amounts can do the results Of the business
and the character of the management of
the company.
sa... GROSS EARNINGS PER MILE.
The mileage in each case is the total
number Of miles Of road, including all
branches, The gross receipts are, exclu-
sive Of interest, banking revenue, and
other amounts not derived from traffic:
Central Railroad (Ga.), 1897. ........ i. ,$7s75
Georgia Railroad, 1867. !. .$4s96
1ooo' i'....'........ 1925
Decrease. 1. s571
Western and Atlantic, 1867 ..... =. $9226
&" 1868 6S37
Decrease ). .s2s8e
Memphis and Charleston, 1897 1897 $500
sogrH CAROLINA RAILROAD, 1857. -. ,s5415
1" 1868. ........ 5329
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Aotirfa in Dauhrupteg.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THO
4 UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
S1urA SMEI5 CAROLINA-IN THE MATTER OF r. b.
TInE MI yR., BANKRUPT. BY WHOM PE1I.
WAS FILED ON THE s0HK DAY OF DECEMBER,
q: ID. 1883; IN SAID COURr-IN BANKRUPTCY.
LBS IS to give notice that the THIRD DAY
OF FEsRUARY, A. DISCS, Warrant in Bankruptcy was
lssueo against the Estate of R. D. RHurr, ia, Of
IN the County OF Charleston, and state of
ooutn Carolina, who has been adjudeed Bankrupt
on MS own petition; that the payment of any debts
ana oehyery OF any property belonging to said Bank
ruPt 10 MIN or for his and the transfer Of any
property by him are forbidden by law that a meet
ing o. tne creditors Of the said Bankrupt prove
tneir deots and to CHOOSE one more Aesignees Of
bis Estate, will be held at a Conrt of Bankruptcy
70 ne holden at No. 70 Broad-street, Charleston
SCUM carolina, before j. O. CARPENTER, Registrar
on the TWENTIETH DAY FEBRUARY, A. D. 1862
at O'Clock p. M. J. p M EpPINc4
Omitted States Marshal as MESSENGER
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GOD SAVE ND1

RRoTAERs. FELLOwCOUNTRYMEN AND
resolution passed at the late Congress of tho F. b.
neid 5 IN Philadelphia last November, it becomes my
GUY 70 appea! to You to assemble at the Hbernian
O'CLOCK, in order that we may all contribute accord
ing 70 our means to equip the noble army now or
decisive blow for Irelapd's freedom it is now no
sorious that all the concessions lately granted to Ire
,and ,ai are due alo9asto Feniansm. In Gods name
LOT us ante and plp to the goal Of our ambition
Ireland Nation.11 he Irishnlan who stands aloof
IN this hour Of our counrys trial earn the con-
tempt OF all honest and patriotic mon
February IN JAMES power
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February a '''o s'"'e7 nlarSl'al Us nut
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
a, UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
TIERS Il ROCHE, BANKRUPTs, BY WHOM A
,1s pEiaIiON II FOR ADJUDIC >1ION OF BANKRUPT
CY WAS FILED ON THE 31sT DAY OF DEoEMBEn
A. a. y 1865 IN SAID COURT.--IN BANKRUPTCY -
1hls Is to give notice that on the SIXTH DAY OF
;ss ;EsnuAax; A. p 1859. Warrant in Bankruptcy was
lSsueo aaainst the Estate of SALTERS u ROCHE, of
Charleston in the County of sarleston ana state Of
south Carolina, who have been adjudged Bapkrupts
On the1r ewn petition; that the payment Of any
9eets and delivery of any property Belonging to said
sakruPts, to them for their use and the transfer
"f any pr.pery 1y them are forbidden ny law; that
prove their debts to choose one or more Assgnees
OF their Estate will be held at Court Bankruptcy
I0 pc holden at NO. 72 Broad street. Charleston South
carolina, before j. C.. CARPENTER, Registrar on
the TwHNTY-sEcoND DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1862
ut 3 O'Clock p. M. j. r. NJ EPPING
February a
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glssts J Sbses, Gte.


GATHERS ANAS BALMIO RALB,
.JUsT IRECEIv ED N xsY .sTEA1 M ~
ss CHA q EgEsTDmAe AS ssfi Z
4 IA CASES FINE &IAErEss UTorH RLAegTo
M G&AETERe. which we Win seli fkzm eistb ID
81 60. best, worth Sa. lT1s sSgp nsafs3{
a Also, 3 nics III 81 ladies' MgrOcco Id NAL6QH HALs
fvm sI ~ Ian assortment u. z.-ss= @:sA nSsss=
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namely, vNnx cSxRAP. ss Sss sT xxx w
intrancs. 81 ners conysnisnt, corner Eing ana
Calhoun, or In Ca5aoum.st street .s'S 4 \
4 JaRuary 10 mw,l0 EURCHGQTT BROS.
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@fetiaas.

CHARLESTOm CHAMBER OF COM.
MERGE
XLVI ANNIVERShRY
TENHE ANNUAL MBETIA0 @ OF THE CHAMRER
i \ VIII take place THIs DAY. February stb 1869.
street and East Bay. at Ono O'clock r. M.
An Election for officers will be entered into at the
aooye place between the hours OF T and 3 o'clook
Rer :, ~ ~A"
The Annual Dinner will take place on THURSDAY,
the management of tho following
STEWARDS:
F. TUPPER.
+: FROST. L. d. MOWRY
LEE doWAhD. q. E. WUNDERLICH
rer for their Tickets at No. 10 Boyce 90 "a WIFI
2. M. '' " e,oeA'
@ss- Dinner will be served at O'Clock Pm.
p. j. BARBOT,
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/ TUE WlSTNICT COURT OF tn &c
4 UNITED STATES, FOR THO DISTRICT OF
soUra CAROLINA I'm THE MATTER OF N q.
"; WALKER, BANKRUPT. BY WHOM PETITION
FILED ON The 3lsr DAY OF DECEMBER.
a; D. 1858. IN SAID coyRr-IN BANKRUPTCY
This is to give notice, that on the SIXTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY. A. D. l889 Warrant in Bankruptcy
was iss ued against the Estate Of N. q. w. WALK.
a; En; ct I Barnwell. in the County of Barnwell.
adjudged Bankrupt on his own petition !:
that the payment Of any debts and delivery Of
any property belonging to said Bankrupt him for
are forbiddea by law; that meeting IF the Credi-
tors OF toe said Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and
be helS, at Court of Bankruptcy to be heIden at
No q Broad.atreet Charleston, South Caro- ina,
before J. G. CARPEN Err, Registrar, on the
TWENTY. SECOND DAY OF FEBRU. A. d. 1869,
at IL O'Clock NJ. j. m EPpING
United States Marshal as Messenger
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CHARLESTON HOOK AND LADDER
COMPANY, No. 2.
A TEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET.
IN, ING or 5our Company, at your Hall, Went
worth-sreet, THIS EVENING 9th instant at half.past
Seven o'clock precisely.
BY order. GEOaGE MoTAIv
February Secretarv
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wv AN T,E4D, BYe a. RrasPEC TABLE
q small family, or as Chamberrnaid. Good reser.
enoes given. Apply OF northwest corner OF ANSON
sind PINCKNEY oTRRE rS, upstairs.
February /
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TN TIE DIsrKICT CoURT OF THE
j UNITED SITES FOR THE DISTRICT OF
THEODORE sloNEY, BANKRUPT-1N BANK
RUpTCY.-To svhom It may concern: The under
@ hs a msnt as
In the District OF Charleston, and state o, South
Carolina wilma said District. who has been adudg
trtct Court tf sail District. %1t 'F 4
Dated the 9th day OF February, 4. D. 1869:
Feoruafy ms Assignee.
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
u UNITED 81 AI Es-FOH THE DTsTRrcT or
soUTa seAnoLzN A.--IN THE MA TER 81
CY.--To sUhom i may. ceacern The undersigned
hereby gives notice OF his appointment as Assionae
Of kdCAARD M R6pER. Of Charleston. in the District
OF Charleston and state OF South Carolina, within
said District who has been adjudged o bankrupt
upon his own petition. by The District Court of said
Dated the eth day Of February. A D., 1869.
L. ". O'HRAR, Assignee.
TS TnH DIsTKICT COUasr OF THE
Or soHTH sTaT1 FOB amE pIsTnIGe
SE MIohAEL z FLAUM. BANKRBPI.-IN BANK
RUPTcY.-fo 's0hoss u n,ay concern: The under
as Assignee Of the Bstate Of MroHAR,. TIAUM. in
the Daatriet of ceileton ara State Of south Care
Court q ssia sG District y 'hs D''a's
Dated the 18th asy e Siagal p isss
January 9s m3 Assignee.
UNITED grAlEs. FOR SOUTH oARoLINA--
JANUARY TERM 1000.--IN THE NATTER or BAR.
rIp rEpi LxTsSsToE T1. ,S yo OF 0KANaEBgna, eANK-
on AK@E IN Ordered. That . hear.
ina be haa on the FOURTH DAx OF MARon, 1859 OF
oreaitsrs &s. q said BaAkrspt appear at said aae
and place. and show sauss, any thcy can, why enc
knX tSat ths seerys ana thsrd - aatsuo. ~ rsss-:
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Go Rfnt.

THO RENT. PART OFF THAT DESIwA.
a BILE Residence, No. AZ Hasel-street INQUIRE
Wy t06 FhEA1SBS mwi3# February
1TNO RENT, HOUSE No. 43 THADD.
SHEET That three-story Brick RESIDENCE
on the south side Ct Tradd-street, between Meeting
ana Church streets, containing seven rooms and
1ngs tor terms, apply to
HOLMES & MACBETH
fepruary wm2 No. SO Bread street
p oOMs TO RENT TO A FAM,LY
~ without children. Apply to G.. GRAF, north
east corner OF Wentworth and Pitt streets
February6
TITO lENT. "A PIANO, I'M GOOD OysDER.
Apply at THIS OFFICE October %
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c II a r l. z S TON
MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 8, 1862

The Debate ON the Charleston Election
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