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, 1869-05-21

REMEDY FOR A llEADAcHE.-One who
has tried it, vouches for the following as a
perfect cure for headache: Take pure,
strong apple vinegar, Chat you know to be
such. and after rubbing that part of the bead
where the pains lie with the vinegar, satu-
rate flannel cloth with the same, aud bind
or lay it on the head in twenty minutes
relief will come.
, 1869-05-21

POLITICAL SpEAKISG.-rhe democratic mons
uees will address their fellow citizens, at the
Court House, on Saturday afternoon next, at !
O'Clock. The republican nominees are invited
10 attend aud take part in the discussion.
, 1869-05-21

MANY persons destroy their window sash
endeavori"g to remove old putty. This may
b, obviated by applying hot poker to the
rutty, which will then readily yield to the
knife, and leave the cash clean.
, 1869-05-21

\ ClSNARD.-We Call attention to the card of
r Guicharl, ED, IN another cournn, which
efrctuaIly sets at res, cdnnard that has been
started for the purpose of injurng the demos
cratic ticket. The republican nomiuee for Pro.
bate Judge has boasted that he will receive a
large number democratic votes-suiiicient TO
secure lis election. The gentleman is altogeth.
er too ssnguiuc. The drmocrd'S will support
The regular candi!ste-who hy the way Is e,ni.
nentls qualified TO FIJI the plnce-to innn, and
Lis competitor VIII be the worst beat candidate
.n tE field
, 1869-05-21

FRE .WoRKs.-Mr. S. J Mccormick, of Port
land, who it will be reccolrctei furnished the
fireworks which proved such grand hzzle on
The OCCASION of the last Fourth of July cclebra>
.on, writes that be is now ready to furnish frr-
works free of charge; this to make good the loss
Of last year. In this connection We are request
ed 10 suGges' that mrctrG he held for the
purpose of appointing committe- to take charge
Of this business, and also to arrange for pa
.roiic celebration of tho Fourth.
, 1869-05-21

FoRNEN says ihnt old Thad. Stevens
mantle has fallen upon Generrl Butler. We
wish it, had been old Thad's mantlepiece.-
Prentice.
, 1869-05-21
T. A = IT @ A L
To THOSE INTERESTED.

r AM PREPARED To SECURE LAND WAR
rant> for all persons who served as Volunteers or
heeufar Soldiers in the United States Army. or in
any OF the Indian Wars, in California. Oregon. or
Washington Territory. prior 10 the FOUR1 EENfH
DAY OF MARCH, 1855, us provided by Act Of
Congress. L. A. MJLLAN,
l6rf Attorney at Law.
, 1869-05-21
SOAP! SOAP

r,gE W6LLA wALLA SOAP COMPANY is nov
urenared 10 fII orders for their very snperio
FAMILY SOAP. which they sell at les than a,
equally good article car be laid down ior ron ?,
low. Factory on Mill Creek, just oeio" Aesse
Standard Mil. y"
, 1869-05-21
u TJ Z " u R . 7 II Y
....oF....
wASHING GToN TERRITORY.

WAS HING GToN TORY.
TNHIS INSTITUTION WILL, BE FERN ANENTIY
i reopened .n Monday. the 18th day "f April,
1859. under charge of Professor j. IL. HALL, as
President. assisted by such Professors and Assistant
Teachers may I've required.
Its ceutratn,d convenient location makes it en- ~
Of acce 10 all and effort will hc spared to in
ere.-e It's present "dvadiages 50 as To make II sec
OIrl To none on the cOa>t
The government will he firm, but parental-par.
ticulr attention bcing pad to the mora- Of the
dcit- but the people "f tie Territory may I've
ed that sectaran influences will lie exerted upon
their and daughters in this Institution.
Rooms arc provided. rent free. for Young Men, in
the University Boarding House, ani for Young
ladies at the Residence II the resident. b'th "f
which puildngt are WITHIN The same enclosure with
the UnVc.sity but students are required 10 supply
the necessary fLrnlture. bedding, &..
y ard eau he had on reasonable i-rns.
There is Library and Apparatus in the University,
to which addition will he 'nnde from time to time
as the demands Of the lnstiiation sEa require.
TUITION PER TERN ELEVEN wEEKs:
Scientific Department. t....................slO 90
Collegiate ..... ..............l2 20
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
A Preparatory Department will he opened in con
ncction with the University. under tho charge Of
competent Instructors
ruTIos FER TERM OF ELEVEN WEEKS:
Primary Department ...................$6 &c 90
Intermediate .................::.:. Z 90
Academic .................sS 50 10 1000
MODERN LANGUAGES.
French. ..............-...........S 90 W
Gernn ..'.''...........'.''''t W
Spanish. - w
.-f3-i'ay ment Tor Board and Tuition VIII DC ex-
pected in advance.
The rowing wants ofthe Territory and its incrcas-
ing ,ommer'ia ial importance render it necessary for
vnung men to prepare themselves for The places
which they will he called Upon tJ fill. The irn-
port1uce Gf furnishing them with the means OF ac-
quring thorough knowledge of business at home
has induced the Regents 20 open a
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
TERMS f r fall course =. ................s.S6o on
For further information address the
PRESIDENT.
By order of the Board of Regents.
Seattle W. T.. Nav L. 1869. 22-3m
, 1869-05-21
TALLoW AND GREASE WANTED.

rINHE wAILA wALLA SOAP COMPANY will
l. purchase all the TALLOw AND GREASE that
is offered and pay for the same in Soap or Cash as
may be preferred. Apply at the SOAP FACTORY,
jnsl below Reese's Mill k6
, 1869-05-21
Notice to Tax-PayeI-s.

TIME CITY TAX LIST FOR 1859 Is NOW ~ MY
hands for eolleciion.. All taxes remaining Hn-
paid for fifteen days from this date will he retained
as delinquent, and ten per cent. added.
H. II. CHASE, City Treasurer.
walla walla. Nay 7. 1859. AVA
, 1869-05-21
Dissolution of Copartnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the c,partnership
IN heretofore existing under the firm name OF
Frank & wrrheimer, is this day dissolved by mn
tual consent-N. Wertheimer withdrawing from the
firm go
All persons indebted to the late firm will please
call AID settle their accounts once, with N Vert
heimer, in order to costs.
A. FRANK.
n. WERTuElMER.
waita waiia Navz Iseo 2lml.
, 1869-05-21
Rancho for sale.

Rancho Tor sale.
U1OP SALE-One of the finest Ranches IN tne
Il Valley situated three miles from town. on n ,ne
yellow Hawk Creek. Un this Rshch there lS ~
..ras of im,royed land, comfortable Dwei'ing
H. F,,ne Creamery and Stables Also, 400 dr.
terent varieties OF Fruit Trees and 800 EInes' all
bearing the finest kind of Fruit. Inquire Of mr.
6-U o. Va.
, 1869-05-21
GEORGE SAVAGE,
Estray Notice.

HyAKEN mp by the undersigned at Swiit's Station
has tluze iare. Each has one white hind fopt
Slid horses c"me to my place April 5th. The owner
Il reque-teu to come forward, prove properly, pay
SAMUEL. ANDERSON.
wars wslla. AssiI -, 1859. fs4ws
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To the General Assembly.

We print, this morning, memorial to
the General Assembly, praying that the
bill to cou6rm and make valid the recent
municipal elections in this city may be re-
iected, and the case allowed to remain sub
iect to the decision of the courts of the
State, where it properly belongs. The me-
mortal is calmly and temperately worded,
and is clear and plain in its declaration Of
reasons why the prayer Of the petitioners
should be granted. 1t was signed yester-
day by large number of persons, but, as
it is desip1d that all classes should have an
opportunity of attaching their names, the
memorial will not be forwarded until after
o-day.
A copy of the memorial for signature
lies in The NEWS Office, and it is requested
that all persons who are interested in the
well-being and security of Charleston, and
have not signed the paper, will do SO this
morning without fail.
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D. APPLETON & Co will shortly begin the
publication of o new weekly journal, dcvot-
ed to popular literature, science and art.
Victor Hugo's new novel, "By Command Of
the King" so long expected, and fer which
the author was paid soc, 1000 francs, will be
published in its columns. Appleton's Jour
nal will be illustrated after somewhat
novel method, and will supply "a large and
more varied amount of literature, and a
higher order of illustration, than is usually
furnished by the ordinary American peri
odicals."
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tor Brown, practiced deceit and barbarous
tyranny during his official career, and ended
with TIRE schery in Johnson's Cabinet.
"A good many people in Washington who
know Collector Smythe, Of New York, are
laughing over the spicy exposure of that adroit
politicians mode of doing business, made in
the card Of E. A. Pollard, showing how he
was appointed to the New York Custom
House. Smythe, when called to account for
appointing an ex-rebel Of Pollard's stamp, II
will be remembered, alleged that he was
misled as to tho character Of the individual
he was pstronizing- no idea that 1t was
the rebel historian-thought it was some
other Pollard; and that he removed MIN
from Office as soon as no learned who he was
Mr.. Pollard shows that Smythe knew him ana
the members Of his family perfectly we'll, and
that instead OF removing him he procured
him to ssresign," with the distinct agreement
that he was to continue his salary; the resig-
nation dodge being simply to stop clamor and
cove smytho from losing any votes on his con-
fr,n.tion as Minister to Russia. Said Smythe,
with an intense wink, "You resign, as at my
reouest-be particular to put it as at myre-
oues,-and I sha'nt appoint any successor to
your place, and your salary can go on. You
see the game I shall make on these fellows =
Pollard goes on at some length detailing his
subsequent dealing with the slippery candidate
for diplomatic honors. 1t presents altogether
curious chapter Of New York political ethics;
but Is altogether too long for our use. AS the
Senate has decided not to act on nominations
for the rest of the session, Collector Smythe's
little game on "these fellows" will not be likely
| to prosper.
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Iasn. DublifatiOrs.
} 1UjSELi.'S BUGE >TCKE.
WtEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS, &C.

TIE POT AND The Pal TER or Gems OF sri
AID song. with ilincty-Eiac :sc stool carraT
ings, imperial Syo. moroc' O, S2U.
TES. YsoN's ENID Illustrated by CustaYc Dore, TO-
lo, III a., egant binding 40.
Jenny YsoS's LocKsLy HALL Illustrated by Bennesy
cctlvo, SO.
GRAYs lLEoY, with seventeen finely colored draw
ings and Photographic reproduction CT inc
original manuscript, 4io So 40.
WAYsIDE posIEs. original Pot ms oi country lltc
edited by Robert buchanan, with fury-seven
Illustrations. 4lo $40
The Bird by SIichele illustrated by TAG Eundrtd
and ten exquisite ongr1vings bv Giaconelh, s6:
CHRIST IN SONG or H,lns OF IL manuel, selcctea
from all ages by Philip ochah, D. D., svo. cloth
gilt extra. Sc.
rowpER's ABLE TALK. and other Poems, 6cautl'
iully illustrated by the mo.t emineIt English
Artists, volume. Alto, So.
TORY WITHOUT AN End, t'om the German OF "a
rove, large 4to. with fifteen beautiful pic
tur 3, Ill Imitaiol of water co!ors, 81 81"
t,HR1sTMAs CAROL. by Charles Dickens, with thirty
illustrations. by Ey1oge, small ocavo. 50.
sooTIA's BAnDs the choicest productions OF the
Scottish Iorts, beautifully illustrated, svo' ~
MAnM1oN, by Walter soStt. with fifteen Photographic
illustration %.
LAYS OF THE BoLY LAND, from ancient and mooern
WRITER'S with si1ty-thrce Dlllst ations, 8ve, ~
CHAMBERS BOOK OF LAYS O miscellany OF popular
nutjou,lle., two lar volunea, rJYai Svo 50.
Tie above arc ell in eleguut bindings.
January Si
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THE APPOINTMENT of E. Baynard Sea-
brook, Esq, as County Solicitor for
Charleston County, which was announced
in THE NEWS few days ago, has given
general satisfaction. Mr.. Seabrook is q
gentleman of standing and acknowledged
ability, and is fully competent to discharge
the duties of tho Office with credit to him
self and advantage to the people.
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THE CHARLEsroNEn ZB1TUNG has been
sold to Mr.. VIM. Ufferhardt, an old resi-
dent of this city, and will hereafter be pub
lished by him under the editorial manage
ment of Professor Herman D. Meier.
The Germans of Charleston are large and
influential class of the population, and any
paper devoted to their interests, and judi
ciously conducted by popular men, will be
sure to succeed.
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the strictest commercial standard, it will
be wise, and prudent, in our opinion, to
give to the planters of long cotton such &C
commodation as is actually necessary to
enable them to plant another year. They
expect and ask no more.
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GmusrmeHt.
TT u T s U p r e r
AND
REFREsHMENT ENTERTAINMENT,
IN AID OF THE
CATHOLIC CHAPEL IN AIKEN, S: G


The LADIES OF TIE CATHOLIC CoNdaEGA-
TIONS OF the City, desirous to aid the Right Rev.
Bishop PERsICo to erect q Missionary chhpel IN
Aiken will give HOT SUPPER AND REFRESH
MENT ENTERTAINMENT in
Hi BERNI An II 4 L Il,
ON THE
Evenings of the 1st, I'd and Sd Of Feb
ruary.
In connection with the entertainment, there VIII
also be offered FOR SALE AND RAFE LIE FINE
COLLECTION OF USEFUL AND FANCY ARTI
Giles.
lbe Hall viii be opened every evening from te
II o'clock. i'-S::3 I-L.-a
PRICE OF ADMISSION
Single Season tickets. oO Genus
Family Season Tickets .........".........Sl uu
Children. 'io Se'iSo
E. F. SwEEGAN,
Chairman Com nittee If Arrangements.
January 80
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

VN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR THE DISTRICT or
SOUTH CARoLINA--IN THE MAJ TER OF ].
". Kn1T, BANKRUPT. 81 WHOM NJ! a ,ipEcy rEI ~,
VASE FILED NN THE s0rH DAY OF DrCENBER
A. d., 1865 IN SAID CoUsr-IN BaNKRUP roy
This is to cyo notice that on the THIntIETH DAY OF
JANUARY, a. d. 1869, Warrant in Bankr9ntcy was
bnrr In the County of Urangeturg, aud State OF
South Carolina, who has been adiud ed BANKRUPT
on his own petition; that the payment o. any ac.ts
and delivery OF any property belonging to said sana
runt 10 him or for his use and the transfer OF Gay
nronerty by him arc forbidden by Law that meet
ing OF the Creditors Of the SAID Bankrupt to prove
their dchts ard to ctoo:e one or more A:sisnces OF
his Estate, will he held at Court OF BanRfuptcy'
10 DO holden at No. 72 Broad-s rect, Charleston,
south DINA, before j. c. CARPENTER, Registrar,
on ,he SIXTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY A. D 1869,
at 10 O'Clock A. N. +. Nd. ErFlNo,
United States Mar: hal as Messenger.
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educational.

CCIIOOL--MISS IYDIa II. JoYE WILL
y open SCHOOL, O., MoSrAT, February S'h. for
Children and VII also instruct class OF Young L.
dies, at her residence No. KIN1->TREEf. she
solicits share OF the pu oil patronage.
February2 tutns3
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TN TIE DI>TKIc'C CURT .jF THE
UNITED ,r,TES FOR SOUTH CtEOIlNA-
JANUARY TERM, 18G9.-IN LEE ;1AT1t tR o.
I3ZAEIJS b Ii, OF unNNING. HaNkkUPr-
PETITION FOR FULL. AND FINAL DISCHARGE
III BANKRUPT Y-Ordered 1hn re,r;ng
no hal o he TwESrY.FIFTH DAY OF EBRUAR1 lS69
Federal C..ur Il harles:or. 5. c.. SUD
ha. I'll Creditors, sc Of srid Bank'upt APPEAR ut
,arc M. an VI G. aud now Cause. ifanv hey can.
why III, p:.5ri uf ,hs r'i' ~ er Should Tot De
granted AID ,h.t tn" seco ii ard third me itg'
OF G. cd r. IF -a'd Bani WILL be h'ld o tte
otic If j c. C>R'ENrER, E"l., Reg'- rar"f 'ct
Sc nj c. n .r,S. ionll hi. rI;, =. G, o.. TWENTY
FOURTH DAT OF FEBRUARY 1869, at ]2 NJ.
-yu,de. OF tuc Co It The ash day OF j jimmy
1868 DANIEL HoRLBEck'
CIrrk ~ the D ,tri Cou t of tho Un t.i Strt for
south :a-olina. tu3 January 70
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Msrtinss.
NJ. A. AND p. A.

M. A. AND p. a.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE NJ. A. AND P. A.
n will bs held at their hall, THIS EVENING, at
half.past Seven O'Clock. All MembeIs are requested
to be present. and also of S. D. No. J, as business
Of great importance will he transacted.
BYORDER OF The PRESIDENT.
February2 II
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TN wHE DISTRICT C0U;s'F GT 'Ti.EI
UNIrtD STATES FOC SOUTH CAHOLtNA--
JANUARY TERN, ISt9--N 1H1 NATTER O.
II. ]. WHILE. OF CT Al;ENDON COUNTY. BANk-
Pr.-PE1ITION FOR FULL AAD FINAL DIS
CHARGE IN B.SKRUp! o. i.-Oricred. That y
hearing he had oil tue TwENrY-FFru DAY OF FEB
HUAnY. 1869, at Federal ourthoase IN ::
C.. aud thnt al, creditors, &C., OF said Bankrupt
appear at sam timo and a'e, and show cAlsc, il
any they csn why tho prayer OF the petitioner shcu q
not DO grantc /. And that the second third meet
ngs of creditors Of said Bankut will be held 2t Tue
oiii:e of J. Z. CARPENTER. Esq. licri-rar OF rec
ond tongrassonal District, Soilh caro- iua, on H.;
rwESIY-roUnru DAY OF FEBRUARY 1859, at le NJ.
I,y order of the Court, the 18th day Of JsIuary,
1869. D,NlEL II ,KLblch, ..
January o6 tu3 For South Cfo!ina.
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Rfnapal.

TOR SALE OR RENT, sEvs:iAL SEA
C ISLAND COTTON AND RICE PLANTATIONS
.'or particulars apply TO
STREET BROTHERS & CO.,
Fcbrusry1 3 No. 74 rast pay.
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WANTED. AGENTS. SIS TO S2Ou PER
w month, everywhere, male end frinalo, to in
troduce inc genuine improved COMMON SEkSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machine VIII
STITCH hem, fell, tuck. quilt, cord, bind braid and
cmbroidrr IN most sui errr manner. Price only
slS. Fully warranted tor five years. We will pay
$1,000 tor any machine that will sew stronger. moro
beautiful or n:orc elastic seam than ours. 1t makes
the "lslas,ic Lock Stitch" Livery secold stitch can
be cui, and still the cloth clnnot be pulled aptr!
without tearing II. We pay agents from $40 to 5000
per month and cxpcnsts, or commission from
which twice that amount can be made. Address
SECOMo 4 CO., Pittsburg, Pa Boston, Mass., Oh
It. Louis sIo.
CAUTI, S.-Do not bc imposed uT on by other par
tics palmilg eff worthless cast iron machines, under
III. same name or ot erwisc. Ours is the only genu-
lno and really practical cheap machine manuiac'
tnrcd tuths13t FebluaIy2
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TWENTY-FIVE GOOD Y'.UHti VIH-
GINA MULES and lew BOESES, just a.
rived and for sale at CHRISTOPHER tO'a SfA-
BLES No 596 kipg-strcct. 2* February
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cyTEAM ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP.
- ifalphed or Immediately
~ ono 12 lcrse Portable iINE
IL One 4borso Portable Engine.
ALSO,
q, One S.horsc-powcr tEGINE, in good condition.
CAMERON, BaRkLkY & CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumbcrlaud-streets.
January 10
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
EUROPEAN SEEDS,
PER STEAMER CInIBNIA. :.

VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS. BULBoUs
Y ROOTS, &C., viz Early and Largo York CAB.
bace, Early and Lac Drumhead. larry and Late Bat
tcrsta, Early aud Late Flat Dutch, Early May Early
Sugar Loaf Early Ok Heart and Green Glaze Cab
buGes, 1rumhead and Green Curled Savoys, brown
and Green Curled Kale, CaulI1ower, BrocallI, RAD
ish, Turnips, Beeis, Carrots Spinach, Onion Seed,
Parsrips Parsley, Leeks Lettuce, Thyme. Sage, &C.,
&C., Red and White Planting Onions.
FLOWER SEED.
FINE MIXED eERANIANS, so cents per parcr;
Largo Pansy or Hea tsease, Large Double Carna-
ions Picotee and Pheasants Eye Pinks, Mixed Yer
bena, Double Blood.red Wa1ower Double Dah'1a,
Double Gilliaowers, Double Balsams, % cents per
paper; Scarlet White and Purple Canditufts. double
China pinks. Giea 1ricolor. Double Holyocks,
Clark;a Pulchela. Larkspurs, Sweet William, Core
opsis, Topples, Mixed Nemophllla Snap Dragon,
Canterbury Bells. Coxconb, Sweet Mlsn onette
sweet Ai,ssum, Princess Feather, China ard Ger
uan Lstrra Primrose Zennia, Peiunia. Porirloca,
Phlox DrummondI, Red Yalerian, Running vines,
&C., &C., 10 cents per paper; fine strong ana vigo'
rovs strawberry Plants, choice collection OF Leo
Roees Double ahlias, oil colors.
ALSO,
IN ass ,rtment of HOUsE sEKEEPlNG ARTICLES,
Agricultural and Horticultural Implements.
For safe by JOHN THOMSON q CO.,
No. 2:S King-street,
January l6 slutb12 Charleston. S. c.
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VoyG COTTON PLANTATiO9 nc
HENT.-To rent one of the finest SEA Il.
LAND ZION Pi ANTaITONS in Christ Church
Parish, ten mics from Mount Plea SAINT. on the sea
sborc Apply to j. McCABE, No. 36 Broad-stro.i.
January l6 SiQth
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Gopartnersbip Motiff.


TNnE CuPiRTNER> HIP HrRETO.
i FORE existing under the name and style Of
ERCKMANN 4 MGiER. i, hereby dissolved by mu-
Sual consent Mr.. DERMAN D. MEIER is alone nu-
thorized to COLLECT oil ddes now owing to the
CHARL BaTONER ZEITUNG.
C. G. ERrKMaNN.
HERMAN u. MEIER.
Charlt ston, February l, 1868.
TuP UNDERSIGNED GAS THIS DAY SOLD TO
Mr.. WILLIAM UFFERH ,IDT the CHARLES TIN.
lR ZsITUNG. the materials and all outstanding
accounts. Mr. Or FERHARDT or his agents alone
are authorized to collect and receipt for the sans
HERMAN D. MEIER.
Charleston, February l. 1869.
THE USDERsIGTED HAs FROM THIS DAY
assumed thu propriaorship OF the CRARLESrONER
ZEIlCNG Ia Ge man $, nl.we KY NewspnperJ.
Professor HERMAN D. MIR continues Ell
tor. WILL M UFA ERH aRDT.
Charleston. February L. 1859.
Fcbruaiy2
7 hyF MOTTO E.-McssILLAY KING,
IL Esq. Is this day admitted partner in our
Law Partnership.
CAMPBELL & SEABR0gK. LAWYERS,
No. 80 Broad-strcet.
JAMES B. CAMPBELL.
HENRY 5EABROOK.
MCMILLAN KING. January
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ru,o RENT, A SMALL TWO STORY
BRICK HOUSE. containing tx rooms; Tho
lot is arRe; good we'll Of water and esiern :
the premises. Apply in aREkNHlLL-SFREtT,
wesl side Just below Tradd. 81 February
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February .
IN r,,IIM n1srI,ICr COunT OF TTIE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE ISL III II OF
SOUTH CAHOLINA.-IN HE MATTER OF Ed
WAED r DaVI:. BANKRUPT-IN BANKRUP l.
CY-To ,cIorn il may cocera: Tie unders med here
by gives uoirc Of his appointment as asslsnee OF
EDWARD j. u VI, i'll the County OF oi!eton' ana
State of south Carolina, within said District. who las
rem adiudrcd bankrupt uron his own petition,
by the District court OF said District
Dated The ed day OF January, 4. ID. 1863.
JOHN W. DURBIDGE.
Io,-,rvoc iu2 Assignee.
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TN ,-uG DISTRICT COURT GF TnE.
UNITED STATES, FOR gHE D!StH W
SoIrTH CAROLINh.-IN IUE MATTER OF Law
RENEE !. FIsHRURNE, HAEKRUPr.-1N BlNA;
RUpT Y.-go ,Uhoni 1t nay concern: The undcrsiancd
crcby .ycs notice o! bis appointment as Assignee OF
LAWRENCE il. tISHBUkNE, 10 the Gouuty o. el 6ol-
Icon AMI state of South arolina, within said Dis
tritt. who has been adjudged bankrupt, upon his
ow petition by the District Court OF said District.
Dated the 23d day oi January, A. j. 1869.
JOHN W. DURBiDGE,
Jannaryoe luz Assignee.
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ATPH VATE SALE, THAT ELNH
~ STAND vi Il fix urcs for q Grocery, corner
Calhsun and Last Bay st-t tet:, No. 35. Ap:ly ON
PRl.Al ES. tbstu January 81
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Go Teat.

r,u RENT, THAT GonD GROCERY
STORE at the corner OF Doughty and Lucas
streets Rcpt low to good tenant. Apply at No
Of MIDDLE-STREEr. ihstu Jacuary %
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ITO RENT. A PLANO, IN GOOD ORDER
l. apply at THIS OFFICE CctoOcr IN
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IE,gnts.

WANTED. RY A WHITE WOMAN, A
w situation MS Cook and Washer or TO do house.
work; can give coed reference. APPLY at No. l22
CALhOuN-sTREET, next to CominS-street.
nhrunrQ IT