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BANHRUPTCY.

In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of L p. Stewart. Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy, District of West Tennessee-ss.
To whom it May concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee Of L.. p. Stewart.
Of, in the county OF Fayeits and State Of
Tennessee. within said District, wno has
been adJudget a Bankrupt upon his own petl-
ton, by the District Court of said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 26th day OF February.
AID, 1863 WILLIAM Y. CIRoDE,
leoZLo 10 Assignee, Etc
In the District Court of the United States. for
the District of West Tennessea-In the mat
terof Joshua NJ. league. bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy, District of West Tennessee-ss
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee of joshua NJ. league,
OF MedOn, in the cocnty OF Madison and SIate
been adjudgad a Bankrupt upOn MS own ne
titinn, by the District Court Of said district.
memphis, Teun., the 18th day OF February,
A.D1 1858. LII Y. CIRODE,
feoZ 8 u Assignee, Eos.
In the District Court of the united states for
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of Thomas j. O'Daniel, In
bankruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-ss.
To whom it may concern
The undersigned hereby gives notise II his
appointment as assignee of Thomas j. O'Dau-
lei, of the county of shelby and State OF Ten
nesSee, within said district, who has been ad-
judged a bankrupt upon his own petition nv
the District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 10Th day OF February.
A.D. 1873. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
Ienzl . 70 Assignee. Etc.
In the District Court OF the United States. for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of George II. Heding, BANKRUPT. IN
Bankruptcy, District OF West TenneSsee-Ss.
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
as assignee of George Ii. Helm. |
OF Stanton's Depot, IN the county OfHaywood |
and state OF tennessee, within said District, |
who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon his
own petition, by the District Court of said
District. /
Memphis, Tenn, the Goth day OF February,
A. ID. 1869.
WIN. Y. CIRODE,
febH 6 l3 Assignee. Etc
In the District Court Of the Omitted states, for
the ID strict of West Tes neSSse. In the mat
ter of V. II. swift. Bai kIupt. In bankruptcy, /
District of West Ten sssse-s5-
To whom it may conecrn:
The undersigned her by gives notice OF his
appointment as assigoee of V. II. SWif, in the
of shelby ADD State of Tennessee,
within said District, who has been sdjudged a
bankrupt 90 his own petition, by the District
Court of said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 2Bth day OF February.
4. d, 1863. WILLIAM Y. CiRODE,
febS 6l3 Assignee, Etc.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

ReeOnstruefiOn-The Busteed Tmpeaeh-
meat PennsylEanians Aarfft- Radf-
eais En- MasSe-DesenO OF ObiO-Finan-
ciaI supplemental FAX Bfu-The
Public debt StRtemenf-GOIaE Cat.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

MAYORS OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, February II, 1901
In accordance with an act of the Legislature,
passed December 3, 1857, and the foregoing Or
dinance, passed by the Board of Aldermen
February Is, 1869, and approved February II,
1869. the said Ordinance will be submitted to a
vote of the qualified voters of the City, at an
election to be held for that purpose, at the vo-
tfug places of said city, on Monday, the first
day Of March, 1859, those voting Tor the iSsu.
ance of said bonds to have on their tickets
the word " Bonds" and those voting against
the issuance Of the same the words NO
Bonds: " ard the Sergeant at Arms will on
duct the said election. by whom a list of the
clerks and voting places will be duy
in concurrence with the commits
sioner OF Registration for shelby county, Tenn.
j. 5WAGNE.
febls Mayor, pro. TEN.
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Medical College of Memphis.

z HE COMMENCEMENT EXERCtSFS OF
L this Institution will be held in Odd-Fei-
lows Hall, on
Monday Evening, March Iss, at ~ o'eI,k.
Address by Prof. Alexander Rives. The ruh.
lie is respectfully invited to attend,
ALEXANDRA ERSKlNE. MD.
leb2S Dean Of the Faculty.
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BOOKS. ETC.
YoUHc q BROTHER.

Booksellers &c Stationers
Ne. AS Hafa So Memphis, TENN.
WOmRn's Kingdom, {
Fair Play,
Euby's Husband.
Aaber's Mistake,
Fallen Pride.
For sale by
YOUNG & BROTHER,
feb22 No 28 Main Street. Memphis. Tenn
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Come 10 a shoe Stqre for shoes.

WE are now receiving supplies daily of
W Boots, Shoes and Caters. comprising a
full and complete line, rom the substantial,
through all grades and qualities, up to what cur
eolored friends call 4" de 6usinn Bend Cater"
j. s. LEVEFT a CO,
febH Cor. Union q Main streets.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, February 2S.-The night
patrols have been discontinued. More
troops are going TO the interior.
Intelligence has teen resolved from
Neuvetss, up to Thursday night last,
that on Sunday night the 2Ist, the doors
OF ali residents of that city occupied by
Cnbans were marked by a black cross,
on a plscsrd, with the words: "The
time for clemency is ended. Vigilance"
Great excitement was caused, and
the strenuous efforts of a few Spsnisrds
alone prevented an outbreak.
A foraging expedition from the befieged
garrison of Puerto Principe, a few days
since, captured the Naldinss estate, and
as they retur NED, they were attacked by
tie Cubsn forces and compelled to re-
treat to Puerto Principe with a loss OF
forty killed and rs many wounded.
-Four thousand refugees from the
country are eported to be at Gibra.
There was q great desrth Of provisions,
and an epidemic was feared.
Advices from Ssutisgo-de- Cube, to
Sunday, states that cholera is decreasing
there. Steamers left this port to-day,
crowded with Cuban refugees for the
United States.
81. Domingo advioes to the 2O:h inst.
are received. The negotiations for q loan
from British capitalists was q failure, the
security offered not being satisfactory.
Tue question Of annexation TO the United
States is exciting considerable interest.
President Baez has instructed Gen. Fac
bans to confer with the United States
Government on the policy of creating q
lrss neutral center Of commerce In st.
Domingo.
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n
L. u AoHD' BURCKHARDr CO
e. Q. HUR9 & CO..
Cotton Commission Merchants

ne. IOl Sycamore Street. Cincinnati.
LIBERAL advances made on c-onsignments
IL ordegs for Goods solicited, seos "
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NOTICE.

District Of West Tennessee, in Bankruptcies.
At Memphis, Tenn, 1lth day of February, 1865.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF Albert l.. Cbears,
OF Hardeman courtyard State or Tennessee,
said district. who has been adjudged q
Bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District
of said District.
o. WOODBRIDGE,
febl5 p 70 Assignee.
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David T. Valentine, for forty years
clerk OF the New York Common Council,
died in that city g day or two ago.
Louis Phillips's son, the Due d'Au-
male, has, it is said, become a regular
contributor to the L0ndOa Times.
"A woman was found dead in her
room in Jersey City on Wednesday,
having been locked in and starved to
desth by her husband.
The rumors that Gen. Grant will ap-
point George II. Stewart, of Pennsyl-
yania, Secretary of the Treasury,
creates the most intense dis
aust amoag the Republican leaders Of
New York, who, in private, freely pre-
diet the failure Of Grants administra-
ton.
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NEW AD-vERTTsM,ENTs
MEMPHIS CIT MILLS.

VNHE subscribers having put In operation
L their New Mil, on the alley east Of Third
street. between Pop lar and Exchange, are pre-
pared to furnish FINE WHITE BDLTED
CORN MEAL in any quantity. FEED OF
ALL KINDS as desired, AID on
hand for sale. This being a HOME MANU-
FACTORY, a share or public patronage is so.
lieited. LANE q BRO.
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BOND ELECTION.
Judges, Clerks, etc.

BOND ELECTION.
Judges, Clerks, etc.,
MAYoR OFFICE.
February 10, 1869.
VIHE following viii be the places for voting
and the judges and Clerks at the Election,
on Monday, March !, 1859, for tie tssu 4nce OF
Time Bonds for the purpose OF Funding the
Past Due Debt Of the city:
FIRST w-ARD-Engiae House.
Judges-John Nswsom. ]. D. Davis and W.
o. Lohand. Clerks-D. W. Richards and A.. j.
McLinden. JOHN DOLAN,
Deputy Commissioner.
SECOND wARD-EngIns House.
Judges-B.D d. Majors, ]. C.. Mills and ]. ].
Butler. Clerks-Charies z. Baugh and II. Z.
Walston. +. Il.
Deputy Commissioner.
THIRD WARD-EBgIne House.
Judges-Jshn Park, Louis Amis and John W.
Taylor. C~lerks-James A. HswSom and W.
James McKe1n. GEO. Z.
Deputy Commissioner.
FOURTH WARD-stIIIman Block.
Judges-A. T. Shaw, r. B. HaWley aud Thos.
o. Smith. Clerks-WiIlam Armour ard John
WilksrSon. j. W. HLNCHEt,
Deputy Commissioned,
FIFTH WARG-ErgiEe House.
Judges-J. Backmau, a. H. Douglass and Fe-
Xix LsC-ere. Clerks-J. c Powers and W. J.
AyIes JAMES SW ann,
Deputy Commissioners
SIXTH WARD-waIdran BLOCK.
Judges-H. B. Childs. James Banks and W
M. Harvey. CieTks-H. W. Johnson. and VIM.
Z. Dickinson. J. II. kelly,
Deputy Commissioner
SEVENTH WAED-xDsins House.
Judges J. D. Wimberiy, Martin Kelly and P.
N. Dickinson. Clerks-H. T. Hoy ard John
{. Bridges. JANE KY AN,
Deputy commissioner.
EIGHTH WARD-Barket HOnse.
Judges-D. Pante, NJ Bolt and John Gum.
). ". WILKINS,
Deputy Goa missioner.
EINTR wARD-BrIck Church.
Judges. D. Danbury, d. P. Goldsmith and
B. Gibson. JAMES RALLSrOH,
Deputy Commissioner.
TENTH wARD-Batley's Church.
Judzss-w. L. White. NJ. ] Pendergast ard
J. L. shGrps. MOSES NOSTON.
Deputy Commissioner
Polls will open at 10 o'clock am aud Gloss at
5 O'Clock pm. judges Will see tn It the existing
franchise lags are C implied with. The JUICES
and Clerks will be qualified at the polls at each
precinct, al 80 O'Clock. Tn Deputy Commls-
siDners viii meet at the Mayors Off % at 81
o'slOck, 10 DC sworn in b. the Mayor. The
Judg IS, Clerks and Deputy Commissioner will
please notify me OF thei- Inability 10 serve, on
By order of j. I. SWAYNE,
Mayor pro. tenn.
c. 7. SMITH, sergeant-at-Arms
Commissions of Registration
Evening papers copy. fe0
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A. P. MORGAN,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER,
Nos. 22l and a2l Second streaf.

A Ii kinds OF Carriage Repairing done at the
"a shortest notice, and az the lowest cash
prices.
New BuggieS, Barouehes and light Business
Wagons, all of the latest style.o on hand.
Buyers wll md 1t 10 their interest to call
and examine our large stock before purcSasine
tsewhere. feblJ
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10 THE PUBLIC.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY APPEAL, one gear. %
WEEKLY APPEAL, one eor.---.----.----.-.. zSO
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
sTd7lsteTt advertisements h0tlng 0e nun q He
Paper, first insertion 81 each sltbSeqHeht H'Ss'-
ton so ceRss per Square. -.
Advertisements fn Want or Kent ooete""'' O
PET Tine each insertion. Ia
Monthly advertisements, IS JOT gTa ava -
each additional square. ho-,e5
as nelO each insertion. Sr~nAy
AOnfhlV advertisements Inserted - HS $500
APPEAL aUlH be charged Oae-stIta aaoA N a,
Adrf7tisesacnts inserted ia ne MEEhLA 10"
charged hall Of DAILY ToSS. ,.o,,,a 1ua
Local Notices. 20 cents per Hfte ~"
f2L cents per line per MONA a -oo,lg- ad-
an f-onsielf QfpeTh Easements, NOT yT0M Iey
,,e-fiserS. MUST BE PAID FOh II -. n
$780, 4 NJ xDace occupied BY egh tHeS 9
sold HOnpdTeL
CORRESPONDENCE
o-rr,gndeace on Public Euents, solicited from
G,ST part Of he United States
ALVSLLE REATLNG & co.
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n.n1cAIs EN- MAssE.

hat Gen. RaBIins, Chief Of Staff now,
IS to be made Collector OF the port OF
NsW York.
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AND CARRIAGE HARDWARE,

TRIMMINGS, Spokes, Hubs, Felloes. Wheels,
and all kinds of Wagon Materials, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, etc, ETC., to which We
generally. febZ7
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THIRD wARD-Englne House.

Judces-B. d. Majors, ]. C. Mills and J. ].
Butler. Cerks-Charies c. BsUgh and II. e,
+. II. CARROLL,
Deputy Commissioner.
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The Republican politicians are as-
gambling in force. There were large
arrivals to-day from Pennsylvania and
the West. Gov. Hawley, Of Connecticut,
is here, and is to be rendered, it is freely
intimated, an important foreign mis-
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NO INAUGURAL YET.

The President elect has not ever pre-
pared his inaugural. He says it will be
trisf, and will cover the general views
Of his administration, which will be
economy and retrenehment, with a full
collection Of the revenue through the
appointment Of honest and efficient
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The bank hes claims on the State Treasure
for some S335,eST y, which accCued while the
bank was mig a1ing through the southern
Confederacy bat rs trat is a Confederate debt
there il cone SI,9j2,3S OF Confederate funds
with which 20 Offset said account.
All OF which Is respectfully subnitted
w. WATERS.
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MAYORS OFFICE.
February 10, 1869.
UIHE f%ollowiug viii be the places for voting
aud the Jndges and Clerks at the Election,
on Monday, March l, 1853, for tie tssu lnce OF
Time Bonds for the purpose Of Funding the
Past Due Debt of the city:
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FIRST wARD-Engiae House.

Judges-Johu Nswsorn. ]. D. Davis and W.
Lonaud. CIerks-D. W. Richards and A. j.
NcLiuden. JOHN DOLAN,
Deputy Commissioner.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-19

IHE ENGLISH OPERA BoUFFE, of which we
mad the first taste on Saturday evening, in the deli
ciousy droll extravaganza of Cinderella is, perhaps
the most creditable dramatic entertainment that has
yet been presented upon the boards OF the Hiber-
nian Hail. Miss Jennie Kimball, the star Of the
company, has proved herself careful as well as
gifted actress whose pleasing person, grace Of man.
ner and excellent singing to make her
favorite wherever she goes. La petite Cornne, the
infant wonder of the troupe, brought down the house
again and again by her maize manner and amusing
songs.
Tonight. the company is to produce, for the first
time in Charl' ston, Oenbach's famous opera bouffe
The Grand Duchess" Miss Kimball, of course
sustaining the role of Her Highness of Gerolstcin
All the original music, costumes, &C., will be pro
duced. The announcement, we sure, will secure
o crowded house.
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Real Estate on Broad-street, at AUCTION.
BY 7. s, X. BENNETT.

On THURSDAY, the 22d inst at IL O'clock will sell
at Auction near the Old Exchange, at the corner
OF Broad and East Bay-stre, ts.
All that EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE THREE AND
A HALF STORY BRICK TENEMENT BUILDING,
located on the south side of Broad-sreet, between
Church and Meeting-streets, known Nos. 40 and
OIL nese buildings are now rented stores and
law offices. and from their location always be
made t. command large iucon e. The lots are quite
ample, having front on Broad-strce Of 81 feet EACH
by rs feet each in depth
Conditions-One-t third cash; balance in one, two
and three years with interest payable semi-annually
secured by bond and mortgage of the property;
buildings to be kept insured, and policy signed
purchaser to pay tor all necessary papers and
stamps. sthmwth5 April 10
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Valuable Real Estate at auction.
BY /. s. TX. BENNETT

On THURSDAY, the 22d instant at IL o'clock will
SELL al Auction near thel Id Exchange at the cor
ner East Bay and Broad -stceet,
The following pieces of valuable REAL ESTATE:
All that LOT OF LAND, with buildings thereon
located at the northeast East Bay and Inspec
ton streets, and known by the No. 22.. The Lot
very high and dry-measures sixty 1907 feet front by
125 feet IN depth. 7 he Residence contains six (6
upright and two (2l attic rooms. dressing room,
storeroom pantry. and three-story piazza, gas, &C..
well of good water The location Is airy and very
healthiul, and the neghborhood highly respectable.
one. two and three years, with interest payable
semi-annually. secured by bond and mortgage Of
the property buildings to be insured and policy
signed. Purchaser to pay for all necessary papers
and stamps. sthmwth5 April 10
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SEIZURE OF LACE GooDs BY THE OFFICERS
OF CUsroMs.-During the last week printed circu.
lars were distributed through the city, announcing
to the community that company of English lace
makers had arrived here for the purpose Of opening
an estakishmcnt for the manufacture and repairing
or lace goods OF every description, and that Mr. and
Mrs John Kermode we're the agents of the assoca-
tion The Collector Of Customs having received In
formation that large quantity of laces had been
smugged into she port Of New York, in the steam.
ship City of Paris, some months since suspicion
was aroused that the above-name ed parties were inn
plicated in this violation Of the revenue laws PROMPT
measures were immediately taken to ''work up the
case" and on Wednesday night last two officers or
the customs repaired to the residence Of the COM
pany." consisting OF the two qHasi manufacturers.
The government officials exsm$ned and priced tho
various styles Of goods shown them and being salts
fied that Mr.. and Mrs. Kermode had neglected 10
pay the duties. they seized the entire lot consisting
os trunk and vaiise Of valuable English aud
Irish lace goods. An application was made for .
warrant TO arrest the smugglers, but before 1t could
be made out the guilty parties. anticipating the &C.
tion 0f the government, took advantags Of the rst
rsiiroad train and were non ess iavsntus. leaving
however, their stock Of valuable races which win be
declared forfeited by the United States Court
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CarcusatioR.--THE DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
COGNIzED As HAVING THE 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 PRoVzs-
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFYCE Law.
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Mr.. GEORGE STENHoUsE, aged for.y-three
years. died at Charlotte, N c., on Tuesday evening
the 18th instant. The deceased was brother O
Mr.. Thomas Stenhouse, of the Arm of Stenhouse &
Co., of this CIV
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10atfbes, e9emelrp, Gte.
JAMES e. SPEAR,
No. 235 KING-STREET.

OPPOSITE HASEL,
nESIRES TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF HIS
X friends and the public generally to his stock Of
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER PLATED
WARE, AND FANCY GOODS. which he has lust
very reason able prices.
SPECIACLEs AND EYE EGLAsSEs Of all kinds
GLASSES REFITTED TO SUIT ALL EYES.
JEWELRY carefully repaired. Diamonds and
other precious Stones set to order.
Mr. g. W. JA1HO having returned, is in charge
Of the WATCH DEPARTMENT, and all watches for
repairs will be under his supervision.
Apru IL mwf1mo
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GOLD PEN.-We have received from Walker,
Evans Cogswell, Of Broad.strees, one of Leroy w.
Fairchds large gold pens. The pen itself s flexible
and r and the large size of the holder allows 1t to
bs used for hours without crampiug the fingers. We
recommend the Fairchild pen to all persons who
have much writing to do \
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PROPERTY RECOVERED. Officer Reed recov-
cred and brought to the Guardhouse one blanket,
one spread two sheets and one hood, which were
turned over to Mrs. Roberts, Nassau-street Five
fowls were also recovered, and delivered to the
owner
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OUTWARD FREIGH s.-The clearances
through our customhouse on Saturday were nume-
rous and valuable, and important indication
Of the extension Of our commercial transactions
Among the exports that day were 10 bags Of sea
island 1872 bales upland cotton, and $50 tons South
Carolina rscsphacs-being the cargo of the ship Pa.
cifc tor Liverpool. cleared by Messrs. W. B. Smith
Co.; 652 bales upland cotton, per Brish brig Ce-
celia for Cronstadt, (Russia.) cleared by Messrs
George A. Hopley & Co.; $40 tons South Carolina
phosphates, for North Weymouth, (AIassachusetta) )
cargo Of the schooner 9. A. Hammond, cleared by
Messrs. Rlsley:& Creighton; steamship Manhattan
for New York, by Messrs. James Adger & Co., with
q good passenger and freight list, among which
were near 600 packages vegetables, and the steam.
ship Maryland. for Baltimore, by Messrs. Courte-
nay Trenholm, with general cargo
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Ho! FOR CUBA The Cuban excitement has
at last reached Augusta, and the Consutionalist
learns that number of young men who did good
service in the "Lost Cause have resolved TO en-
bark in cause somewhat similar in principle, by
joining the insurgent army of Cuba. 1t Is their in
tentioa to leave in few days. ....
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ssBRAa Is COOP Doa," &c.-The Columbia
Phoenix, allu ling tothe statement that one of our
hand engines had accomplished the prescribed test
of speed in two minutes and ten seconds, says ::
''Poor time for harleston. Our Palmettoes, under
d,sadvantageous circumstances, have already beat
that and said nothing about it,"
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PERSONAL. nj. Moses, of Sumter, is
at the Charleston HOTEL also, Colonel John G.. Rea-
ley, agent of Mrs. O.Donovan Rossa, and the Rev.
james P. Boyce. of Greenville, s. G.
j. H. Estil, Esq, the proprietor OF the Savannah
News, passed through this city on Friday.
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HE PUBLIC READING to be given by Mrs
ODonovan (Rossa,) will take place in Hibernia1
Hall, on Wednesday, the 2sth instant.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
MEETINGS THIS DAP

MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Palmetto Encampment, at Up. M.
Cincinnati, at 8 T. M.
st. Andrews Lodge, at P. NJ
Phoenix Fire Company, at 8 P. NJ.
Hope Fire Company at P. M.
Palmetto Fire Company, at 8 P. M.
Deutsche Jaeger Gesellschaft, at 8 P. NJ.
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AUCTION SAFES THIS DAY
KNOX, DAILY & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, at
their salesroom, corner Meeting and Wentworth
streets, shoes hats and agricultural imRlements.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-19

The UNITED STATES COURT, APRIL 17-HoN
GEORGE s. BRYAN. PRESIDING The attention of
the bankruptcy side Of the court was occupied on
Saturday in hearing the petition of William Keller,
to establish lien in the matter of Evans & Cogs-
well. On motion of John A. Moroso, Esq, the as
signees report of sale ana disposition of proceeds
was confirmed