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1he Jnnlrer Tar @onp ~ tho beat
!ouet soan ever madc. as Il mAI I've used with I'm
punty y Ladies with the most ten,lc1 akin,: II he
eaine unc Is Invaluable a. a remedy for nin1lrs
tUusn or cnnpPtd h1nis aod a! eutsneoas dIssases
rating the malaaJ and giving pain 10 the pas1sut
Mannfactured BY caswcl, Hazard. Co, New
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raucus TO Eight. ''eAoa III INC
q cueus on Ae Senatorial question will be held
-MoIfoH.njRht. !" W ne'"
, 1869-10-08
TIE TURF,

:, HAEK-5 On THE NHODLAWE CUCEsM.
louisville, Oct There was q Lively tntefcss
~ iar the largest Since the opening. The track 10
IN splendid condition md the weather beautiful.
For The frst Face Rcharls' Mickey Free and Nor
gan Scout Wefc The As1t choice, selling about even
IN the pools,
Etate for 3:veAf e1ds. that neYer WOE .ace up to
AnGust l. Subscription. -; Louisville Hotel sdds
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a Miner Crushed by n Failing RtocA
NJ LnHnt5rs

lasAi11, och. 7-t,u The day l,-fore tcss,.r.lsy
~ ms,a rock feIi from thn roo Ut
sne coAl mine, ID thia city, fr,FhtIMlty
crushing aud critically ihju.,nf = i,.,nrr napr1i
C1lse. Itftnsih. No other uamixe Exs occsaiunr,l
, 1869-10-08

Remember tho Pfncc. 100 Monroe
street, where can be obtained 1fat-claas AIt1c,o
70 the WY OF custom boot OF shoe, Iuade of
nc beat material aud II reasonable prIee, No
IN efefy Instance.
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Tho NewcEt and Best Korosaut
fmnfn1r

! eau strongly recommend tho a.lui1,h,e ter-
ofche lAniefr tcalcd Tho sun'1 just In. snsed
oy nesuale' Of chtcseo, u the very bcss Of At
The kerosene lsntcrns In use. Dcs1dcs possr..Inr
me casentsal fsqatstes-IarNe. slcaty nnute f,n
tmoke+ and p7tat dufabihy-lt has symmetry Of
furtns aud IL 40 constructed that the tcteQter ot.
centrates strong Illumination upon nj objects
Immediately under and u the same netxht around
IL A. L. HrIHA1N,
EXrrrfB CoMpaness rpschasnR Aarnt
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Tnkc Ayers Pills for ntt tho rur,
poses Of puEE1use, for constipation, indigestion.
headache AID liver complaint BY universal ao-
oosu, they ate the beat ot all purgauves tor family
, 1869-10-08

Ebac1K 10 Window Shade COMPANY
Hcllam5 4 HnskIps 20 Randolph G,rect Cloth
rustic n1d psper ahades, cords, ta1sels, etc me
largest stock IN the Vert
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DIED.

.a fEH.in !; ~. city. OCT ii No. uut!e7.tsr
Fred A. and ELLEN H. Bower ned month";
,MoAGAN1JAactte Elizabeth, infant dAuxhteg Of
VIII h and Euna Anrean. a6ed uonshs
tEoetel sedAy tsh) II o'clock from eur1cr Kstiae
aud Fullerton -stl. ~
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STRAYM Oh STOLEB.

S1RAYAp on BTQtEn-srAr uF lH,HsRs
sef snd 'PE' ~ssen Ws hshtd % .ac . f. orsr -
.InHdaSS Oe Hh. Rear hfsle I. t'sbs bsT. hnd has
,1 .tss ~hte* .rct h tofth:.d M sr%c d.tk s1 z!
raeoD BE- Oo.e So.CIs tea - son AM fniormlt,s
fts ~ q h<s Thosup4aas III .rd IL I.ts., It'll
STAfkD.fnDM toEnkN or hOHKY 4Nt1
hind .s, hi!e Il i.tktis. III On issehrS fnfoFrns.
!Eh ~ lrs I'LL b. tlaLkfur rretlvrd by HH. EuIs-
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MOllie Wilann, charged with ilrrtntcnnhs4 vol.
nattcicd shc to'lo Ing cxpiaaat!ou: IlArinF re-
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AMu9EMEHTB,
nlcyICKER'S THEATRE.
CR0SBY'S OPERA HOUSE.

CR0SEYsS OPERA HOUSE,
q. u. HESS 4 Aoo............:....... AArAaKRs.
Engagement for two nights only, Of
Miss Mol1ie Williams,
THIS tFR1DAY) EvKw1No. OCTOBER ., lsap,
Tbs performance vii oosnneneo With
IRELAND AS IT WAS.
MISS NoLLIk WILLIAMS In boz famous spseiAity
Of Judy ufUQf, With 1stsh ssazs aud jik
To conetuds with
JENNY LIND.
&hs &04a "ll'ans. III .Je1ny 1sssheslanss
Mr. Mckee Rankin baron Hvtdtot3
,TsmoHnv tAATURpAYl sttstnonn, Il tho Grand
IeAt lih successful rendtton o4 -
X Il " ~ N w N X T. e,
NILS Amid 1efchen-
TIoma1sew @ , eiht, :,s !sa apPsasaaeas 4 DOUBLE
SATURDAY MATINEE com4,erees Il 1H o'eloek.
Doors oy<n II ~ O'Clock. Admission to AAtnee. 70
rtA ehfldteu y ets No extYH charge fer TcerrlnG
sts.s 70 Matinee 4 secured bsforp II o'clock. dtes
htth admission ucEstS QH1F NlA bo sold.
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no PkNT-NEw Ann hKCoNn HAND r..
I sEre or fcr Vsi%. .~ 1t fsrn,A1i1e lrrins "
". k1ADAlL tu5<Ea ltsIsel, 81 washlbetoa st.
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PIANOA

FB'O nxnT-fIAhuS-ANu Fur RAJ r ON TIM X
tnhitnts 1t ssApet-1 rE1ers The reot hrte ~ tht
tmtIllA.t rrquitcd. II 1te eph btsls It NATHAN
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A0ENTa WANTED.

A uENTs MAMrKp-FOn BEcRxTS uy rHH
AaU1AEAE ciTf Morh d.sstiptsvn q The vEttmrs
fr., Esw r"ta r. t.ty 4 ~. Win y la9v how
~ 'ns n'S u ws III r.: ,a, y ,1sy n'w sssra ;ss
khstwIs: - attshss,.' 'rt:'it. 4. t..c.
1na'.fd h8F Dhhte Hall and Concert saus srs an*
sac;s: h4w G.ml,lint IisS's{ md tstltr!es -,
snstaslats fs; sat II !he My:i..iss .na JftSr. r
she*t Unly g2sl p~r cory &frnts az n,s.tIns rith
":ttt:s's:,t 6 ;s:t.. yne h: TIL
az. = %a33: s3, ,5Ts. 5;ns s; Gti s 'ss
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ff-0 NFhT-A 1.AnHk ABSGETMKNI nf n
l. snes, orFsns. and sDelode.ua W. ". kiAHALtA
& WsbktnS tnnra.
, 1869-10-08

NANIFn1HEAts EATATE-TtlK MAN WHO
ht' sEe stst hh OF nta htAt+ es nf snv tf the
Iii " .st snsl nitt e *sts Ar.t+t. ior epcq esai
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-26

STAGES DELAYEp.-Owiug to the great
fro ON the railroad, yesterday, the
stages with passengers and mails from
California did not arrive at Virginia un-
til nearly . o'clock this morning. The
senior editor Of this paper, Mr.. Lynch,
who left for California night before last,
telegrahps back to US from Sacramento
thi, morning as follows: "Arrired
safe at l o'clock last night. Had a
terrible time getting here. Will go
below on the steamer this afternoon"
HEAvY BLASTING. = Some Of the
heaviest blasting ever known in these
parts has been done within the last two
or three days on the railroad, near
American Flat, aud not over . mile
from Gold Hill. Those blasts fairly
make the town tremble as With the
shock Of an earthquake, and in some
instances several lights Of glass have
been broken.
Cor BAcK.-P. R%ippingham, the well
known cornet player at Virginia, who
went out to White Pine several months
ago, returned yesterday morning. He
has go, enough Of White Pine pie for
the present. Carl York will also be
back soon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-26
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

Arrivates
BIZ WELLS. FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
Mr. Lana, Mrs. Thompson and daughter,
George Flagg, Felix McCarty, n D Howell,
IF Bernstein, wife and child; Mr. Mackey,
+ Kellogg. George B Burniss, Pete Hopkins,
J Baker, ] s Crawford, W Patrick, Rev Mr.
Lawrence, J Drake. C H Clark. Geo Hyams,
A Meeker, Mr. Huther, E Patten, @ Provost,
John Rapp, P Rippingham, Chas Thurgel,
Thos Gregory, c Housed, Mr. Manuel.
Departures.
nj WELLS. FARGO AND co.'sLrSB.
E S Davis, S T Gage, ] Drake, C Gruber,
w c Gray.S c Sheppard, Mr. Mathewson,
Miss Erodia, Rosa Stein, Lee Salm. Dan
Geary. Mrs Bragg, c Housell, Jas r Doyle.
w Purveyance, 10 Mallon, NJ J Mcdonald,
Mad Mary Antoc, Mr. Asheim, Mr. Howell,
Mr. Gregory.
BIT WOODRUFF AND BNNoR's LINE.
DR. Storer, Dennis Keefe, James Moriarty,
Mr. Wilson, Timothy LATHE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-26
HOUSE TO LET.

A FINE TWO STORY HOUSE ON A
n street, Virginia, directly back ofthe Court
House. II contains eighteen rooms, has just
been newly papcrcd, renovated, and put In com.
plete order throughout. Being also furnished
with water, and all otherdesirable conveniences.
and very eliSibly located: II might DO probably
Ordway & Clark, at their store on south c
street, nearly opposite the Savage works.
au2-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-26
Assessors Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ undersigned, being ES.oHlcio Assessor Of
the town Of Gold Hill, and also, by appointment,
Assessor for State and County purposes for the
same township. has this day commenced assess
ing all taxable property in Gold Hill for the fs-
cal year. AL persons subject to taxation will
please be ready TO make their returns on the as
sessment roll. when called upon.
HIRAM CRANDALL, Assessor.
Gold Hill, May 10, 1860. myl0-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-26
BANKRUPTCY!
THE FIFTY PER GENT. PROVISION.

DERSoNs DESTROYS OF AvAILING
Themselves Of the relief provided by the
United States Bankrupt Act or March 2. 1867
are hereby notified that discharges In bankrupt
cy cannot be granted on petitions fled after
JANUARY /, 1860, whore tho estate Of the ap-
plicant will not pay Any per cent. of the llablli.
R. n. DAGGETT,
Clerk District Court q. 8, for the District Of
Nevads, del.b
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-22

STEAM TO PHILADELPHA.-The large COM
mercial transactions which occur between the south
and the City of Philadelphla require the best facii
ties which can be given them. The intercourse be-
tween that city and Charleston stree the war has
been ra her defective in steam transportation. and
freight which would ordinarily pass through our
city, has in some been temporarily attracted to
other points, To restore the losses erd lay touu-
dat,on for future increase, it necessary to i'm
prove our freighng advantages, an to this result it
affords us satisfaction to state that the proper
have been adopted The steamship ]. ". Everman
has lately been very much improved, wi her speed
and accommodations increased, and Q capacity has
been given which viii enable her to make most ex-
celcnt time between the two ports. She now classes
AL erl is 10 be coo manded by Captain Vance, an
experienced officer. She will leave Philadelphia for
this port on Thursday, February 25th. She will run
in connection with the steamship Promatheus. Cap.
tain Stray, and the two vessels will form weekly
line to Philadelphia which wi]l insu at the lowest
rat g. and give shippers the best Of forward
ing their goods The Prometheus will shortly be
placed under repairs will havs new propel and
will be Otherwise improved both in speed and in
general accommodations. These ships Will DO
mlnaged at this end of the rout, by Messts. John
Theo Getty. wio expect to largely inc-eas the bus
ness of the line by conducting it on the most lib.ra!
basis. At Philadelphia the agents are the well
known house of Messrs. L. q. Souder & Co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-22

CLUBS AND STAns-Ihe following budget was
disposed of on Saturday mor-ins ut the Mayors
Co5r.:
bgier, for running bread cart without o
license Fined $40. and ordered 10 pay $40 for a
license
G. g. Kennedy, complained OF by his father as a
yagran was sent to the House Of Correction for ten
days.
Sike Fraser colored for having loo cotton in his
possession and being unable to account for It salts
facto-ily. Discharged.
Tom Pinckney, co!orel. for not having his name
in front of his place OF business. South Bay. DIS
charged Also. Zen Campbell, for same offence.
brown goat. found Ia the streets contrary to city
ordinances, was forfeited.
Richard Simnns, colorcd, caught in the premises
Of Captain W. C. Corrie Mec:ing-s'reet. was sent to
the House of Correction for Eve days.
Martha Draytoa, colo cd, arrested FOR the larceny
ofdry goods and crock'ry nom Dr. King, Broad
street, was discharged alter giving up the goods
DE-. King refusing to prosecute.
Eliza Rivers, colored, arrescl for larceny Of
pocket book containing money belonging to henry
Spencer, No. 20 Vanderhorst street. was held for
further examination.
The usual number of Monday morning inebriatss
and other defauters will be up this morning to be
disposed Of as the law directs among them:
sarcho Gan. for s.eiling copper pump and pipe
from the ya:d of john Rus 'cll of Wentworth
and Gadsden streets.
August Butler. colored rcarres:ed ou the charge
of mule stealing from ID ~ at Ashepoo who iden-
fed the mule. Turned ovocto magistrate.
In Bogari street, saturday ternooa Fran lis Con-
lor beat Mr and Mrs. Dougrerty severely, tho
former especially Coplon vas arrested and takea
10 the Guardhorse.
Mr.. snrrell Sanders. of Asbcpoo. recovered mu'e
stolcn from him by Vim Whit with usny ali1ses,
on the 18th Fcbru ry Wright was turned over to o
magistrate and committed Jail.
August Butler, colored who stole mule and sold
itin TIE city, was arres:ed Yesterday.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-22

The GORGEOUS spLENDoRs OF the White
Fawn will again blaze forth tonight and our peo-
will enjoy-posi6vely for the last time but one
the opportunity Of behodin1 its scenes Of enchant
ment All who have seen the piece award great
credit 10 Manager 1empleton for the enterprise
he has displayed iu eaecing so attractive an en-
eagement MIR. Whitman. uuder whose immediate
supervision the White Fawn is produced is &C.
knowledged to be one Of the three leading specta
cular managers in the United States and undoubt-
edy has more capital invested in scenery and cos
tunes than any sipele individual in the country.
The attendance in this city during Mr. Whitnan's
engagement thus far has been of the most flttcr.
ing description The corps de ballet is the finest
by far, that has ever ap,esIed on our boards, and
the transformation scene with which the piece
closes, is dazzling VISION of brightness and beauty
that no spec,a lie ever teore brousht 10 Charleston
can approach. Secure your selts early as numbers
of our friends from the country have come down
especially to see "The Fawn, and there is sure to
be jam.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-22

REPORTERS CRUMBs.-It has been suggested
that policeman would not be out of rlacc at tie
Postoflce Mt the hours of mail delivery.
The supreme Court gold contract deciion is plb-
shed in full in several Of the papers received at the
reading room No. Broad-street
At The government sale of mules ard horses on
Saturday the mules brought from $50 to SOS. and
the horses S1GO to s1eo. The rackins sold for
s21O.
John A. Mcroso and j. O'Fitar Sanders, Esqs.,
two promising young lawyers, havo formed CO.
partnership and have their ofico at No. 0S Broad.
street.
The Washington Light Infantry Charitable Asso-
citation, the Germania Bund and Turnvereln, and
the Washington Fire Epgine Company. give enter
aiaments tonight in honor OF Washington's birth-
day.
number of private residences in the western
part Of the city have obscene words painted on them
in conspicuous places. The perpetrators ought to
be severely punished.
To-day the work will begin Of adapting the eastern
front OF the House Of Correction to hospital for
whites.
Yesterday car No 32 broke hangc of one Of the
Wheels and the passengers had to be transferred to
another car.
Tho sermon of Bishop pcrsico, at st. Mary 8
Church, yesterday, is spoken of as being unusually
eloquent.
The effect Of amusemeuts in the city can be seen
by tie mum CT Of strangers here on visit many OF
whom do moi hesitate to say they were drawn hther
by them
This week wc will have the "Circus" and ''White
Fawp;" next the German Opera, and following on it
the Hanlon Brothers. with their yelocipedcs and
the La Rue Minstrcls.
Tho jailor snys D. Jennings. colored reported to
have escaped from Jail, was never committed to ris
keeping.
The eighteenth anniversary Of the Comet ire
Company will take place this evening. a! Ronuni's
Hall. Tie company is composed Of respectable and
worthy colore men.
Mr. Baker, Of this city who rebuilt the st Philips
organ hiss been employed II repair the organ of the
Bautis. Church of Savannah.
The stockholders of the new South Carolina Loau
and Trust Company will meet nt noon to day in the
hall of the s. W. Hnl-oad Bank to organize the COM
pany.
nurl5er of stores were found open yesterday,
contrary to city ordin ince.
Tho adger building theltre project has been
abandoned.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-22

JAMES Rop1NsoN's Champion Circus will COM
mence a three days carnival this afternoon upon
Citadel Green. Should the weather prove auspicious
there Is no doubt that Mr.. Robinson will receive
most liberal patronage. So much has already been
said in regard to Mr. Robinson aud his circus, that
although their merits great there is left
for an extended notice to-day. Our people are cog
infant Of the fact that he is great rider. and that it
said that he is the best in tire world. At any rate
Charlestonians are willing to admit that claim on his
part because he made his debit in Charleston, and
whn6 abroad in Europe invari bly, evinced warm
and sincere pleasure upon meeting with any OF its
ctizers. Coming as he does with the kind regards
and recollectons of our people-with proud repu-
tation and most excellent circus-there appears to
be nothing in the wav of his tits officially an
nounced that he will remain here but three days and
nights, as he is to appear in Columbia on 1hursnay,
the 25th of February instant.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-22

HOTEL ARRIVALS, February 20 and 21.-PGpE-
ion Ho.el-w " Jones, Northeastern hailroad;
Hathaway. Rhode IslAnd;J ) Fost,r. Northeastern
Railroad; ] c Ball. st Johns; " Pu dy. New York;
D Brown Chester; z Scarson Beaufort; r Ridge
ley a Smylk. Baltimore; q M Hull. Miss NJ
Hull, Miss Dexter, Florida; F Lowder Philadel-
phla; ] Jillson, Coluuba;J D Chrystal, Abhc-
vile; Mrs Stickuey, New Orleans; Ba2gett.
south rolina W Baker, Georgia; ColonelS Wa
rem Nelson, south Carolina j Moody, Florence;
Etter, Columbia; Al R, an city; Charles Barnard,
L Thompkins, Hobaken. Y d schoonUakcr. Il 3
Lauid, Brooklyn; Gray steamship Prome'heus;
C Sneeth, Wisconsin; Robinson's Circus Company
OF thirty performers.
Charleston Hotel Logan Colambia; S Tai
bot, Ke,tu Ky; Doggs. Columbia; T D Fisk,
Dean. New York; Geo H Bogart, Chicago;
Wa son, Philadelphia; Morse III Fay, Massa.
chusett 20 a hannns. Hisworld and wife, L
W Fairchild Dlumb and wifi, Master Gcorg:e.
New 70 X; A Hendekoer. Penasyiva ia; Isaac Butts,
wife aud fvo ch ldren, A Bankers. ID We're, In :
land; Taliaferro. Florida; D oi'rien Geo
Y.ron New York.; j Moses, Texas; Stubs, at
lanta; A lge and Siic, Cts; J renfe Louisiana;
E Ipd,r, Nrw Jersey; NJ jenkins and WIFI,
Multord New York; z WaI AMI wife, Phlla-
dolphin, NJ Brown, New YorS; X Jlls'n,
Columbia; 8 Conslin. Jersey City; II PolEtzar.
Beanior;; II Douglass, Angus a; GEO Cem-
Minis sase; J Boutuisht. G; G W Sweeney,
Tenn; schenck, n Y; R D ll1ines Wa ker,
Phila; W L B.odgett. Ny; C Baxter, Vermont; "
Strong, Springer. Boston; chas Morton and
lady. p Buckley. J C W le;ts, NY; on Gade7.
C; ! G summers. Baltimore; E L rtigus, Black
vile; ID wilson, o: &C McKlnsie. N D; f ]
Scntt. T Gibson Columbia; schone!d. 2
Scho6c!d, N w York; Bid llc Michigan; " lee
s,u, Jr. Ohio; a Duloc, Georgia; Il a ScsYer, VII
II "a Gibson. E Armstrong. G Jones, J NJ Sed-.
ner and wife, Aew York; Mrs NJ Hastings, " C
Doyle. Florida; R Richardson, f Il Richardson,
Georgia; jesse Horsey, steamship Falcon.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-22

Diver DRowNED.-On Saturday white man,
known by the name of "Polsh john" was drowned
at adser's South wharf, in endeavorng to recover
keg of lead which had dropped overheard in placing
it in vessel at the pier The exact place where the
keg lay was ascertained, aud long pole was put
down until it fastened il the mud; beside this
he descended. and succeeded in graphing the keg
with pair of hooks. The lead s,fely raised to
the dock. but the diver was drowned, and his body
not recovered until some Time afterward. 1t is
supposed that he was drawn under the hull cf the
vtssel and was unable to find the pole by which to
ascend again.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-22

THE UNITED STATES COURT, February 20
Hon. GEORGE S. BRYAN, PRESIDING The Registrar
reported favorably the petitions Of j. j. Blabham
and Fl. J. Rrabham, bankrupts for final discharge,
and the Judge signed the certificates. The report Of
". 6. DeSaussure, ESQ., administrator de 6onis non,
was read, and it vas ordered that much of it re-
lating to sales made by him be confirmed, and that
he must sell the trac; OF land called "Sportuan's
Retreat" the purchaser in previous sale having
failed to comply. The petition Of Wm B. Corbcts
to establish lien, in the case OF j. n Corbett, was
referred to Registrar Carpenter to report &c. The
same reference In the OF d. F. Ellerbe against
Jas. Gooch. G. B Clover assignee, was ordered
to give bail for s6O0O with sure to be approved by
Registrar Carpenter. On the petition OF A. c. Gar
Lin, Creditor for warrant Of Involuntary bankruptcy
against Robert Steward, debtor it was ordered that
the debtor show cause on the 20ta of March why he
should not be declared bankrupt The petitions of
the Relief Loan Association aai others to establish
lien in the case of Aut.on Lee, bankrupt was refer
red 10 Registrar Carperter, whose report was read
and confrmel, and order of sale made. The case Of
sundry bels against the owners OF the Grapcshot is
under consideration of the Judge.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-22

ST. PHILIPS CHURcu.-This cherished
building, which occupies The position and bes rs the
name of the first church built in Charleston, was
yesterday the scene tt an event of interest to lis
numerous una enlightened congreslt ltion. During
the siege OF Charleston the beautiful spile near two
hundred feet high. appeared 10 have attracted the
Are of the Morris Island batteries. causing the in
terror of the structure to become melancholy ruin,
and the debris of Its elegant plaster and ornamental
work to lay scattered around from the force of ex
plodng shells. Tho superior and powerful organ
which was imported from England ct great expense
was unfortunately not removed, and while the city
was under fire, and Immediately afterwards, The
most impoItan parts Of the instrument were de-
stroyed or carried of, and the rich mahogany casing
was OILY lett to bring to mind the It's. Those alone
who have heard it touched by the mastery Eand of
Grestore2, properly appreciate Its Value Alter
near six years. in which the congregation had
been deprived Of this grand addition to church
music, they were yesterday gladdened by hearing
somewhat of the old melody from IN instrument the
creation of Charleston skill The esteemed rector,
the Rev ". B. ". Howe, preached an appropriate
discourse on the occasion from the text psalm l5O
verse 6-"Let everything that hath breath praise
the Lord" 10 openins. he meut'oned that the au-
dlence were Indebted to the uunicencc OF gentle
man of the congre "a ion for the noble organ which
thew had beard with much e. atification. He then
entered on his subject, dwelling on the ancient
forms of church music, which wer: clucidatcd by
CITATIONS from Saints Jerome, Chrysostom md Euse-
bus and continued show nS the importance of
cultivation OF tho musical ant and its value Us an ad
dii IN 10 church service. and appealing to those rc-
sent to enter with more spirit into the sacred exer-
cisea. This sermon marked by all the purity OF
styc and admirable spirit which characterize all
tho efforts CT the speaker The choir afterwards sung
the first ~ last verses of tue 79.h selection of
psalms ard tho doxolosy to the l6Sth hymn, with
soul-stirring effect.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-22

INcESD1AnY ArrEMPr.-Or Friday night last,
about half past ten O'Clock, attempt was made to
set fire to tie premises at the southwest corner Of
King ard Warren streets BY ripping off the weather
boarding and putting powder and matches in the
opel ing 1t was fortunately discovered before the
place took fire. The diabolcal deed was perpctrated
By . discharged soldier by the name o. Gary. who
has been ARRESTED The inducement for him to
commit the act was that he had been told to leave
the boarding house. who're he had been staying some
tune without yinS his br ard, end when forced to
q,it he stated that he would ruin a they had, and,
Us de crbed, endeayorei TO do so.