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The idea of war between Spain and
this country, seems to have died out.
It is not likely that South Carolina will
be called upon for cher last dollar and
her last man." The Assistant Adju-
tant- General will not be called upon to
spill any blood. BY the way, the New
York Herald seemed to consider the reso-
Iutions adopted by the Legislature on
the Cuban question as very amusing. The
Herald should be more respectful to the
"powers that be" in South Carolina. Nor
must it treat with disrespeot the recon.
struction scheme, or any of its fruits.
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Notice..

Notice.
N!HE regular meeting OF Council No. 2, u. L..
II A., is postponed until WEDNESDAY
EVENING, tho 18th instant, at half-past z
o'clock. By order of
Dec 8 Il 8. B. THOMPSON President
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Columbia Chapter No s, r. a. III.

VUK" OnuPtO4 NU U, ~ IA IL.
,nx.,,.o, ATTEND regular convooation, in
NZNzyour Hall, THIS EVENING, at Z
FZAY5o'clock. A full attendance is desired,
aaD1OAs this is the night for election of of,
acsrs. By order Of the II. p.
Dec al W. HUTSON WIGG, Secretary
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Store to Rent.

VIE large and commodious STORE, 14O feet
Il deep, on Richardson street. near the Sta
House, next door to the lower store of J. q It.
IL. Agnew. Rent moderate to an approved
tenant. Apply to JOHN AGNEW.
Executor Of NJ. Bremen. deceased
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For Sale.

"a THAT large and desirable RESIDENCE,
E.,,1 on Senate street. opposite Trinity Church,
water and gas. Kitchens, Stables and other
out-buildings attached. The lot measuring
Jl seven-eights of an acre, more or less. II
not disposed of privately, 1t will be sold at pub
lie sale, on the first MONDAY in January next.
Apply to j. s. MCMAHON,
Dec 8 At the City Clerks Office
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- I=sl;=5=s - 80
Tase yssepFi iszevernsnr.-xsabsr Uniens.
we propose briefly toconsider the phi
aosophy OF the iabor movement and the
principle Of labor Unions. And. in the
nrss Place, Isas proper TO say, that be-
s::ssase We nave fels it our duty to expose
sae onaFao.er ef the so-called labor move
nsat W, An all TINS stase, which cuIminated in
the recsne pohsip po1iabprs Convention, it
uleas snoane- anaezEez shas oppose u
. is.mase movement m behalf OF tbe in
.ssssE g tne taposang men,e Such is not
sn9 9ps; 80. w svS1aro fn0 advocate OF no
spqMno Slass. we are The champion Of
ny sssleaisf interest,". In she fun appre-
.lasaea l.. ottns a'apaty ana misalon OF true
JyH.paallfssns afsl IN fecoenitIon OF the rights
osesno numpies. rs weai as the loftiest OF
w, la,s 49, us ~" Is 90 advocate those
n'as hal'o upnoio those principles
sss' nmens =, aIa :. pons'cs! economy that
s'o 'ne pu0no good-the general
" ~ oue neeo unaertake TO lg-
le .ss',, sus' .aDo. ioveme''t tnae has been
.a" a,e.ee ~ .h.s country. When
.a :. opuss ssa tneSeaang ~ Is developed 1t
- M.s - soAslaeE' aus merits as well as
..s esstal 1eMelt e,aH anG 70 recognize Its just
clA,ms N snis way, we may wisely div
1eSs /" sHesmn n. Wnion osherwlse might
nauiy D.eaA snFongn the obstructions
eaas .sa y gag ass progress ana Produce disor-
aes ana damage What. then, is the
pnAtosopnY Oh tne LABOR movement in its
.nset5.a.y sAs is neltner more nor less
.n... Ia. siA1os' unaeE tne Anspiratlon OF IN
.e.nesnSe' .se Organizing an oehait OF its
inoereste--companang for mutual protec-
tlon, 'l ANA llasie rs nos tn's legitimate, fair,
ana reasonable! Most assuredly IT is.
VI FMS NO .capitaallits'r' alit'' even, can COM
plaan. & Al nsa peeni wen SAID ut is abb
eurd tnRs wniie the men who work can
nos compine ZOE mutuai protectlon, the
men VINO 40 nos WORK, can and do COM
pine pine, TOT zy every purpose under the sun.
Inc goia ana stock brokers' those lilies
or the golden valley have their boards;
the insurance men have their association
OF underWfitefs; It' 'a ehe oanks nave their
clearing mouse; the grain dealers their
exonange; me raiiroad fs men their con-
Venuops All these are associations Tor
mutuai protecuon; IN iact' capital ls Or
gaaazea.an every neio OF speculation and
enseFpl,se NOW, TINS we nave TO say:
Aanor nas precasely. tne- same right as
capitai. IL capitai rs Tree 70 40 what 1t
.egafos 70 l's interests Ia iaDor is equally
!ree. .capital can complne. 80 can
iaDor aence, our conclusion that the
prlho,ple ol inoof UNIONS is rignt' ana IT
wo"iu 10 WISE ior c''pi'alists 10 oeai with
'"en ooASiieiA.e'S ano "iseiS: lhey
nvpte'en' n, po"oi 'nu' c''nno' ne ignored
iney ousns 20 os siea'ea i'h accord
insiy. .he iaDor "nion'S's are' no douot'
lnsnS VI sne' nen u SENSE ana oeeer-
li'nah,neu WHO unaeis.nna thelf
iisu'S anu uu'ies leu Win tnem rs
saon' auu 'ne result u VIII De tnat the feia-
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Seed Oats and Barley.

Seed Oats and Barley.
~ BUSHELS GENUINE NORWAY BLACK
.lO OATS.
go bushels genuine Canada BARLEY.
These seeds are worthy attention of scienti-
fc Farmers; the yield is enormous and the
quality OF tho grain raised superior to any
other, and commands far higher prices
Dec Z GEO SYMMFRS
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A. G. K A u r M AN ,
Broker,

-04 S0BNV1A
No. IS Broad street, Charleston, 8. c.
GOUTHERN STOCKS, BONDS, COUPONS
~ and Uncurrent Bank Notes bought and
sold on commission.
Also, Gold and Silver Coin.
Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
Prices current issued weekly and forwarded
gratuitously on application as above.
Refers by permission to Chas. G. Lowndes,
Esq, President Bank Of Charleston.
Doc emo
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IL a L R

For the benefit of
The Republican Brass Band.
ITO be held at Janney's Hall, on the evenings
Il of Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Do
cember 8, 8 and 10, 1868.
MANAGERS w. b. Nash Hon. VIM.
Simons. Joseph Taylor, Abram Reed, Horace
Prioleau, Israel Smith.
aJ- Doors open at 6 o'clock. Admission
adults 25 cents; children 90 cents.
Tickets to be had at the door, DecS3
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Limburgher Cheese.
100 LBS. of this celebrated CHEESE
.IOSI just to hand.
Also, 10 boxes prime Cutting Cheese
boxes Young Amsrica Cheese.
For sale by GEO. SUMMERS
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n Administrators 3Notics.

~ ADMINISTRATOR Notice.
A LII PERSONS indebted to the estate of
N Stephen 8. Lever, deceased. are hereby
notified that they must come forward and
make payment Immediately; and persons hav-
they must present them to the undersigned,
properly attested. THOS. W. FRIDAY,
Dec II Surviving Administrator.
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Fresh Goods
ID ECEIVED to-day:
lO 90 Barrels Western FLOUR, super, ex-
ira and family.
1000 pounds Fine Feed.
Best Orange County Butter, Dairy and Fac
tory Cheese, Saur Kraut Mince Meat, (some-
Thing nice Brandy Fruits, Jellies- assorted
Canned Tomatoes, Peaches, Salmon, Cove
Oysters, Lobsters, Sar6ines, Desicated Cod
Fish, Fulton Market Beef Pickles, Salmon,
Bay Mackerel, etc.. etc.
Nov 40 LEAPHART Il sLOANs.
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Cotton Cotton!
FTNHE highest market price paid for COT
Il TON. E. &c G. D. HOPE.
Something Beautiful at Bryan & Nc
Carter's Bookstore.
A CHEAP and beautiful lot of CHROMO
IN PICTURES. from Europe. Dec7
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THE TEXAS ELEcTIoN.-A despatch
from Austin, Texas, dated December 6.
says:
''The Constitution is carried almost
unanimously. Hamilton is elected by o
large majority. One-third of the re-
gistered voters were not ont. The Le-
gislature will rstify the Fifteenth Amend
ment."
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To the Public in General

T HAVE better COTTON SEED than any
Il man who adyertises Seed for sale. Mine
cells any other. The price is 81. so per bushel
Al examination Of my proofs will be convinc-
ing. l refer to Jocob 81. Wells and J. D. Hit
Call and look at the growth, in Butcher Town
Dec3 N. POPE,
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Take Notice---Wanted.
= GOOD DINING ROOM SERVANTS. Lib
c eral wages will be given. Also wanted, q
good STEWARD. Apply Immediately at the
NOy27 NICKERSON HOUSE
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Fresh Norfolk Oysters,
DFCEIVED EVERY DAY, and families car
III be supplied in any quantity, at
Nov "a J. E. HElSE'S RESTAURANT
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Hams! Hams!
NEW Sugar-cured Hams and Bacon Strips,
IN just received and for sale low by
NOv24 J. GT. r. AGNEW.
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New Goods.

new GOODS.
100 HAVE just received another supply
OF hne English and French CASSI-
MERE9, OF the latest styles, Ahich are
LA offered low for each.
.''" .D!EBERHARDT,
Washington street, opposite Law Range.
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Cheap.
HNNGLIsH Tooth-Brushes, from rs cents
ID to 81 90.
American Tooth Brushes, from 10 to SO cts.
Toilet Soap, from cente to $l.OO.
At II. T.. JACKSON'S Drupgiet
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Senate.
The Medical Committee reported ia
vorably on bill to amend an Act enti-
tied San Act to authorize the Governor
to appoint physician to attend on the
Jail in Charleston and the magazine
guard in st. Philips Parish, and for
other purposes therein mentioned"
The Committee on Ways and Means
reported unfavorably on petition of G.
w. Williams & Co., Johnston, Crows e.
Co., George w. Clark & Co., and others,
merchants of Charleston, praying relief
from certain taxes upon merchanta' stock
imposed by law; onl joint resolution
authorizing the Governor to extenn the
time Of certain census takers in which
to make returns; on concurrent resolu-
ton authorizing the County Commits
sioners to pay jurors for services since
September, 1869. Reports concurred in.
The report of the County Commis-
sioners of Anderson County was referred
to Committee on Offices and Officers.
MIR. Whipper introduced bill declar-
ing the right of way over the Savannah
and Charleston Railroad. Referred to
the Committee on tho Judiciary.
Notices were given Of bills to amend
an Act entitled can Act to empower Cir
cult Judges to change the venue for trial
OF actions, both civil and criminal" to
incorporate the Bethel Church, in Barn
we'll County; to declare che manner in
which the right Of way over the lands OF
persons or corporations may be secured
for the transportation OF home products
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ought to be more generally used for food in
this country. The American people have lost
the cheese-eating propensities OF their fore
fathers. Cheese is the cheapest of all articles
of food that can be used. Compared with
meat, there are very important economies
connected with it. 1t requires no fuel to pre-
pare it. It is more nutricious, and we must
look upon it as substantial article Of food.
1t is not cheap luxury it is cheap uecessi-
ty. He hoped steps would be taken to present
cheese as an article OF common food to the
favorable consideration OF the poor people OF
our cities"
The Board Of Trustees of the Peabody
Southern Educational Fund concluded their
annual meeting at Baltimore yesterday, and
unanimously elected Samuel Watson, OF Ten
nessee to the vacancy in the board caused by
tbe death of William C. Rives, OF Virginia.
The report of Dr.. Sears, as given to the PRESS
ia confined particularly to portions OF West
Virginia, Arkansas and Tennessee. The report
saws: "Since making my last report have been
oblc 70 complete the general survey OF the
eleven States which fall within our province.
Special attention during this interval has been
given to West Virginia, Arkansas and Western
Tennessee. I had hoped also to complete
some unfinished work in the eastern part
of South Carolina, but several causes pre-
vented" He remarks that in some OF the
States the political excitement of the last six
months had been unfavorable to that co-opera-
ton of all parties that is necessary for the
establishment aud support of public schools,
and that for this reason the completion OF
some Of his plans has been postponed. "But.
he adds, s'cons;derations Of character contra
ry to those mentioned 5ovo, strengthened my
purpose to visit the more Western sfates at
this particular time, where system OF public
instruction was already existing, and was at
that very time going into operation
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WE ARE sorry that Attorney-General
Chamberlain has no evidence which justi-
fes him in asserting or believing that Alb
beville is as peaceful and orderly as any
county in the State Had Mr.. Chamberlain
been able to see the people Of Abbeville
more and know them better, he would have
been convinced that they have no sympathy
whatever with lawlessness and outrage, and
that they will use their best endeavors to
prevent the occurrence of acts of violence,
which are as strongly condemned by every
man in Abbeville as they are by the Gov
ernor and Attorney General of the State.
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AQri:ultnrdl.
FRESH ARRIVAL.
EUROPEAN Sc EDS

VTEGE rABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS. BULBoUS
v ROOTS, &c, viz: Early end Large fols mo
bige Early and Late Drumhead. Larry and Late Bat
tersta. Early and Late tlnt Dutch, Early May. Early
sugar Loaf iarlv OK Heart and Green Glaze Cab
ouces. Drnmhead and Green ,:nrled savoys, Brown
nnd Green Curled Kale Cau!ifowcr. Brocalii, FAD
ish Turnips, Becis. Carro,s, Sp mach. Onion seed.
pnrspips + rs!eY. Leeks, Lettuce Thyme, Sase &c,
Re-. Red and White antina Onions.
FLOWER SEED.
FISE MIXED GERANlA\S, 80 cents per parer;
Largo Pansy or Hel tsease, Largo Double Carnl-
tjoI5. Picotee AMI Pheasants Eye PinE, Mixed Yer
pepa' Double Dlood.rod Wafower Double Dab IA,
Double Gilllh Jwers, Double B.lsams. % cents per
pa,er; Scarlet White Purple Candltufts. Double
t!h,nn links Giea 1rlco.or Doub:e Hollyotks,
clarkia PucIlelia, Larkspurs, Sweet William. Core
opsis. Poppies Mixed Nemophllla Snap Dragon,
Canterbury Bells Coxcon5 sweet Mlsnonette,
sweet Al ssum. Princess Feather, china and Ger
man st rs. Primrose Zcnnia. Pe:unia. Portn.1ca
Phlox Drumn ondi. Rel Vacrirn, RuanIns Vnes
&C., &C., 10 'uts per per fine strong and vigo-
rous strawberry Pants, choice collection OF lea
HoscJ, Double ahiGs, al colors
ALSO,
An ass ,rtmcnt OF HOU EkEEPING ARTICLES,
Agricultural aud Horticultural Implements.
For sale by JOHN THOMS & Co.,
No. 2!S Kiug-street,
! January 1G stuth12 Charleston, S. c..
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adventurer finds Office talisman opening
his way to all the hidden treasures of the
country Let us have Mr.. Jenckes' bill
or something like it, and that as soon as
practicable.
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We PUBLISH this morning second letter
from an old and experienced planter of long
cotton, containing his views of the policy
which should be pursued on the islands and
along the coast. This letter will be found
as full of interest as the first of the series.
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New York, No. 53 cEDAR-srREET. |
Nnystn IaF lE 1877

New York, No. 53 cEDAR-srREET.
November 26. 1867
UDoLpno WOLFE, Esq. Present:
Dear Sir! have submitted to chemical aralvsis
Two bottle, OF ">cLicdaln ScIIuapps." which took
from fresh package iu your bon ed warehouse. nnd
fIld. as before, that the spiriuous liquor is iree
from injurious ingredients or flsi6cauon; that it
has the marks OF beng aged and not recently pre-
pared oy mechanical udnixture OF alcoho, and aro-
R,specl,u]ly, FRED. Il. MAYER,
Chemist.
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&c IISE-srEEET, NEW YORK,
November 81. 1SG7.
UpoLruo WOLFE, Esq., Present:
Dear Sir-I havo ma lc chemical examination Of
n sample of your Schledan ccllnapps, with the i!i-
tent of determining Il any foreign D: injurious su"
stance Lad been added to tn simple distilled spirits
The examination has resulted III the conclusion
that the sample contained POISONOUS or Ii .rinfu
odmiyInre [ huye uesn uuablo TO discover any
trace OF the dcetcrious substance, wich are Gin.
ployed in the aIultcrairon Of liquors. would not
hesitate 10 use nys'!f or to recomn' nd TO others
tor medicinal purposes, the Schiedau achnappa as
mn excellent and uuobjectiunable variety of gin.
Very respectfully yours,
fsipncdl CHAS. a. SEELY Chemist
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Renapal.
t)otfi.
sTUN uOTE Il
CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE USDrR>IGNaD RESPECTFULLY IN.
Forms lis friends AMI tho public generally tra' he
has tlken charge OF lhls wo.l.kno"n and popular
fIRaT.GL iSS no lei, and hopes by stlic attention
to merit Il full S. are Of thu pub ic patronage
The celebrated Artcs:sr Water Baihs, hoI, cod and
show r can be had at all hours.
Coaches with attentive porters ara always in rcadi.
ness to convey passengers to and from thc different
railroads and steamers. E. Fl. JACK 'ON,
January Is 1mo
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ITO RENT, THE TWO AND A HALF
| story BRICK HOUSE, northwest co ncr OF
Basel and East Bay Streets containing four square
rooms, two attics dressng-room, pantry. doubl pi-
azza., lirge basement gas through he house, good
kitchen of our rooms. all IN go,d order. apply at
No. 104 MAhKEr-STREET, between Meeting and
king. january %
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for Suit.

1UsT Arrived, "A CAR LOAD OF
eJ KENTUCKY NY: US. For sale at the .ubscri.
Iers stable, Quecn.s.r"t between Freud md Ma
zvck p. WEST.
January &c
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Iicel bound to say, that I regard our Selma opss
as being in overy respect pre-eminently pure, and
deserving ot medical patronage. At all events 1t Is
the purcst possible article OF Holland Gin, h.rcto
tore uuobtainaplc aud rs such may DO safely pre-
scrbcd by physicians.
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York
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yKJANTED.-A FEW GOOD HORSES
w wanted for the use OF the City Railway. Per-
SONS wishing to dispose of such VIII apply as above.
S. ". RAMSAY,
January 26 Secretary and Treasurer.
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QUINBY's & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION THE LARGEST AND
finest Collection OF C9ROMO LlTH0GRAPHS ever
seen in charleston. They are perfect copies Of Gel
ebrated Works Of Art, both ancient and modern: on
Among the collection may be found sALPAIOK
ROSA'S HLAD OF CHRIST, Correggo's MaGdaene
A. Delacroixs Tide Going Out, a. Del1croix's Tide
Coming In, Turner's Venice, Jnckson's English
See merry, Rowbottom's English sconery; bakers or
English and Irish Scenery, Views on the Rhine The
Junefraud, The Wetterhorn, Marine views, anu
many otbels
The public are respectfully invited to call and zee
these beautiful Works oil Art. They are offered Tor
sale at New York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction IN the price POROEL LAIN PlU-
IURES. Recent improvements IL producing these
pictures enable us 10 DOW offer the ut nearly one
half the former prices, and tar supc. or. Call and
examine specimens.
our CARTES DE yISIIE AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNsUR-
PASSED.
E.pecial attention given to children. Also to copy
ing old Daguerreotypes and other pictures. Satisac-
iun in all cases guaranteed, and ut prices TO corres-
pond With tho times.
sTEIIEusCOPrC PICTURES
AND
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
at Itcduced Prices.
nne collection OF
VIEWS OF THE NOUN
TAINS IN NORTH CARROLL AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These are the first and only Photographs ever takop
In that locality.
QUlNB AZ q o..
No. 2G1 KISG-STREET.
CHARLES TON, s. c.
November - 3mos
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ONG COTTON PLiNTATIOS TO
RENT.--To rent one of the finest SEA IL.
LAND co rTON PI ANTATIONS in Christ Church
Parish, ten miles from Mount Pleasant on the sea
shore. Apply to j. McCABE NO 3G Broad-strc-t.
january u s'utii
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ATPRIV VATE Sale, THAT FINE
n STAND with fixtures for Grocery, corner
Caihoun and East Bay streets, No. 35. Apply ON
PREMISES thstu January q
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In Rent.

ITO RENT, TVvG FARMS, Or ABOUT
80 acres each, situated within three miles OF
the city. Land very fertile aud suitable for tho ui'
ture OF cotton. corn and vegetables. Price. Sixty
Doll rrs per annum each. Apply at FOGARI1E'S
Book Depository. King street.
January 25 So
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TN The DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERM 1sG9.-IN THE MATTER OF
W. " HODGt, OF CLARENDON .OUNTY, BANK
RuPT.-PErITIoN FOR FULL AND FINAL DIS.
CHARdE.-IN BANKRUPTCY. = Ordered, mat
Le.r.n1 be had on the TWENTY FIFTH DAY
OF FEBRUALY 1869. ut Federal Courtht use In
Charleston. s. c. and that oil Creditors, &C.,
Of said Bankrupt appear at said time and place.
and show Cause. IL any they can. why the prayer
OF the Petitioner should not be granted And that
the second and third meetings Of Creditors of said
Bankrupt will be held a. the Office ofJ. G. CAR
PENTER, Esq, Registrar OF Second Congressional
Dis rIct, c. on the TwNNTY.FoUnTH DAY or FEB.
RUARY, 1869, at u n.
BY order oil the Court. the 25th day Of January,
ls69. DANIEL HObLbEck,
Clerk of the Di trict Court Of the United STATES for
South Ca, DINA tu3 January2G
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laotifes III Bankruptcy.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES, FOR J HE DISTRICT OF
sOIJTH CAROLINA-iN The MATER OF LAW
RENEE II. FISHBURNE, PASKRUPr.-IN BANK.
RUPT. Y-To ,uhom 1t MAY concern: fhe underaiened
hereby gives notice OF his appointment IS Assignee OF
LAWRENCE n. FISHBURNE, III the County OF Col
leon, AMI state of South arolina, within said Dis
trlct, who las been adiudced g bankrupt. upon his
own petition bg the District Court Of said District.
Da;cd the 23d day OF January, A. D.-l569.
JOHN ". BURBIDGE,
JnnIary2e tu2 Assignee.
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IN THE DISTRICT CoUKT Or THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERM, 19G9-IN THE MATTER OF
B. EVANS HODGE, OF CLARENDON COUNTY,
BANKRUpr-PETIl ION FOR FULL AND FINAL
DISCdARGE IN BANKRUPT Y.-Ordered. That
hearing DO had on the TwESrYFIFTH DAY OF ffDnU-
AIRY, 1859, Mt Federal Courthouse In Charles.
Ton, S. c.; and that all Credi ors, &c. OF said
Bankrupt appear at said tmc and place, and
show CT usc if any they can, why the prayer OF the
petitioner should not bo granted. And that the
second and third meetings OF Cr dors Of said Bank
rupt will be held at the Office OF j. G. CARPEN.
TER, ESQ.,, Registrar Of the second Congressional
District $. c., on the TwESrI-roUnrH DAY OF fzB-
RuARY, 1860, ut u NJ.
By order of the Court, the 25th day OF January
1869. DANIEL HoNLoECh,
Clerk of the District Court OF the United States for
South Carolina tu3 January 70
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ITO RENT, ON EASY TGRMS, TO a
| good tenant the PLANTATION nown as the
"Haycs" sixteen miles from the city by South Ca
rolnu railroad same by main road; 100 acres
cleared swamp, $50 acres cleared high land; tract
contains l700 acrcs.
Apply to WILLIS CHlscLM.
January 81
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rI,O RExT. A COMFORTABLE TWO
STORED DWELLING in DrIkc-stroe;, No. Z,
Hampstead. with large lot. apply at THIS OFFICE
January 03 stuth3