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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA--IN THE MATTER OF REU-
BEN BEAsLEY. Bankrupt. BY WHOM PETI.
TIoN W3S FoR 4 TE &c OF BANKRUpTcY
A. D.. 1868, IN SAID COURT-IN BANKRUPrUY r.
This Is to give notice that the TwENTY-TH1RD DAY
OF JANUARY, A. D., 1869, Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the Estate of REUBEN BEASLHY,
OF darlington District and state ofSouth Carolina who
has been adjudced Bankrupt on his own petition;
that the payment of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging to said Bankrupt to him or for
his use and the transfer Of any property by him are
the said Bankrupt, to provo their debts ar d to
choos one or moro Assignees Of his Estate will be
nei1 o at Court OF Bankruptcy 70 be holden at No
" brOad-sreet Charleston, South Carolina before j.
s on the TENTH DAY
United States Marshal as Messenger.
January %
TN THO DISTRICT COURT OF TF4 &c
4 UNITED STATEs-FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY a TERM. lss9.-IN THE MATTER OF
PETITION FOR FULL AND final 4H DisaHARaE
IN, IN s ANKRUPTLY.-Ordersd eIs That hearing be
at Federal Courthouse In Charleston. +. G., and
that all the creditors, &C. Of said Bankrupt appear
at said time and place. and show cause. If any they
can, why the prayer OF the petitioner should not be
granted, And that the SO :ond and third meetings
o. creditors O. sald Bankrupt will be held at the once
loR FEBRUARY, 1862 at Ia M. ,i9-,' 7>'|- !
,oay BY order OF the Court the 18th day Of January
CLERK Of the District Court Of the United States
January a ths For South Carolina.
TN The DIsrRTCT COURT OR THE
~ UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
yASgaEI Jas q MYTCM IEMM. lses.-lN THE MAITER OF
i; SETlGaN FOR FHn AND Final hbhMssse sReE
IN Ordered, That hearing be had
al Courthouse In Charleston s. O. and that all Credi-
tors. 40, Of sad Bankrupt appear at said time and
prayer Of the petitioner should not DO araptod
And that the SEQ, nd and third meongs of Creditors
q q s ne esend Sd
grsssionai District 81 g.. ON rwEhTY-srxrH DAY or
1859. ,Ssi a.ss,t, assa DANIEL HORLBECK.
clerk Of the District Court Of the q. L. for 8. g.
Jansary Ia ers5-tt81s tbs
TN THM DKsTRICr COURT OFF TH M
JANUARY FERN. 1ss9-iN THE MATER OF
RETIl IoN EoR Full ANDsIINxL TIscaARaiii
IN 'BANKRUPTCY-Ordeyed. That o hearing be
had on the FrrrEKHrH DAY OF FEBRUAnY. l86e. at
Federal Courthouse in Charleston, 8, O., and that
time and place. and show cause il any they can.
mny the .s e Il. se psGnss should not %
ofos of j. O. aaPENTR. Esa. !. Rssistrsr ~ s1S Of
Second Congressional District, g. G., on rwnIYrn
gy'order o. shs Court ths lsth day q january.
lSdS. ~. DANIi. HORLBECK,
Clerk Q, the District Court q the United States for
i UNITED sT ATEs ron soUrn cAaoLINA.- -
1JATUART TFnsS, 1SaS.--Tv TAN hIATTER OF
WIN. ). MORRIS. or CLARENDON cOUNTY,
DiscaAnas III sBANKsUpTcY. ..-craeseS, S Z red rhss
hsering be had on the yrsrnxx1R DAY or FKRaUAay,
aSeS s O asdsrs 0ourthose h n cnsrisaton s. o.
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PAPERS, at publishers rates.
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s+7IEf"T EOlovN OF TIIE
AI@i FlH ; DISTRICT OF
X ntN IN lFi% MATTER OF
4 frr ssslss4 BY BY WHOM
Z. ,i.. '5A FIit" }N IU1 2orH DAY OF DE,
.fN5FF, ". lSis, t& >AlD tpGAf-IN BANK
l.' ioA 't!e IS 20 s.Vo rcll tl q the TWENTY
ruptcy was issued against the Estate Of JOSIAH N.
WALKER, of Barnwell Courthouse, in the District of
Sarnwel and State of South Carolina, who has been
odjudged o Bankrupt, on his own petition: that
tho payment of any debts and delivery of any
property belonging to said Bankrupt to him
or for his use and the transfer Of any property by
him arc forbidden by law; that a meeting of the
creditors of the said Bankrupt to prove their debt
will be held ut Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden
at No: q Bread street, Charleston 8. c.. before J.
q. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the TENTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1869, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
j. P. Nj. EFPING,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
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IEyO REAT. THAT GOOD @KOCEmv
IL STORE at the corner OF Doughty and Incas
sE hent q low 70 good tenant Apply ut No.
20 6MlDDLE-sTREET.. t,fq thstu ,r january 28, !
Il ROOMS. hrst d,or, with pantry and mse of pi.
azza; house PLEASANTLY situated, with good water On
Tos os r
sIREEH. asl- :. ..s thm s,s3 s<t i5 - anuary 2s
ENOx II ENT, Ar FLAT RuUK.. NOfSTH
~, M carolina, comm 3dious furnished ~ RESI-.
DENgE most conveniently situated. For terms. ap.
Wharf g | ohohe'E 9 4 q 1Mae3pPooK. HOPE odation
YTyO RENT, A COr1WDRTAnT,m ,CS1V.,-
STORED DWELLING In Drake-st etl NO =.
HAMPSTEAD, with large lot. Apply az THIS OFFICE.
s -sz-. -1---a u ~ s stuthS
oNG cor TO N PLANTATI0N MO
land paf e the /, 9sss sEA IS
Parish, ten miles from Mount Pleasant on the, sea
SHORE. Apply to J!McCABE. No SO Broad-strest. !,
$3.50 - 80 --- 80 81. 81 stuth
ITO REN T,frwO COMFOasTA Bi.N
dious Brick Stable with large sard attached Hnniy
at No l01 CALHOUN-STREEI between Maeffnsg
ana Anson south side. ~ 80 january IN
!, rEs1 E,a' ~ stssaN,rs rye, IA HIS, es4 AaDUT
~ ~ aores each, situated within thres miles 81
ture Of cotton, corn and vegetables. Prioel Sixtv
Doli1rs Doll per annnm each. Apply at FOGARTIE;H
Do1R Ts! Deposisory. m ST King street.
TEyO RENT, THE TWO AVN EaALr
II story BRICK HOUHR, northwest cor ner tos
hase ana East Bay streets, containing four souare
s9oas isS"s 1--WE ashcs pantry double p
kiscnen OF iour rooms. all In good order. apply nt
Ring. 1s 'e'' 80 January % aa a.
TWO nscnT, ON lnAsY = T.sRnss, mo- A
Hayes. axteen miles kom the city by south a..
sol.ns ha,lroad, naToe by main road; 100 acfos
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TNFOR NATION w A D.-ANY IN.
u FORMATION. given at STEPHEN KEYS, who
reached the city on Wednesday last. will be thank
fully received by his wife. MARIA KEYS, at Grocery,
corner Church and Chalmers-streets
December l6
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3nr Sole.
notifes in Dankruptrp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OFF THE
Il UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.-IN THE MATTER OF
JOHN 9. KkNNERLY, BANKRUPT.-IN BANK
RUPICY.-1o aOhoma 1t may Concern:-yhe under.
signed hereby gives notice of his appointment
as Assignee of JOHN 9. KENNERLY IN the Dis
trict Of Orangeburg and State of Sou uth Carolina
within lid district who has been adjudged bank
rupt upon his petition, by the District Court of said
district.
Dated the 25th day Of january, A. D. 1862
~ Q. 3. GLOVER,
january 20 th3 s Assignee.
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w wanted for the use of the City Railway Per-
sons Wishing to dispose Of such will apply above
s. w. RAMSAY,
January 26 Secretary and Treasurer.
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October
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w. !. - 40" sonh, Aucbu2yp na6y j.
ga DeGr sHS--The want OF pure Wines aud LdOuors
for medicinal purposes has been long felt by the pro
fasgon, and thousands Of lives have been sacr,aced
by the use Of adulterased Articles Dslirun tremens
and other Diseases the braln and nerves. 90 rife
Ia this country ora very rare In Europa owing An
great de9rees 70 the difference the pu lily Or the
sparits sold. g, sas s 3 81 .,atfI ~ 3 -
We hsvS tested the several articles imported ana
sold BY You. ancuding yous Gin, which you sell un-
der the name OF Arcmst,c ,chledam Schnapps which
w6 consider Justly entitled 10 tho high reputation Il
has acquired II this country: and nom your long ex-
petencs ~ 8 fGyetgn importer, your botsled Wines
alad Liquors snould meet with tho same demand
WeWonh recommend You 10 appoin, some OF the
In dierent parts OF the city
where ahSs profession can obtain the came when
needed for medicinal purposes.
< Wishing y0u guccese tn pour new enterpriss
saa IS. We remain. your obedient geryai,te
VALENTINE MOTT. N, D., Professor of Sr1rafry
Untyorsity Medical College, New York - :,
y. ~. CARN0CHAN, ~. Ds Professor OF Clinical
surgery, Sur1eon-in. btaf 10 tba state Haa,,isoi
Re-, No. ID EaAt Sixteonth- street. Hf - -
LEWIS a. GAYRk, M. IL, No. SS5 BROADWAY.
81. R.pE WEES, m d. No. 70l Eroadsyay' g w
JOSEPH WORSTER, IA, d. No.lt20 Ninth.stveat
NELSON SIEELE,, III. D., No. 80, ,Bleeke tstreeA @ !
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agsa psssss.cs OF sssr oSy, Now SorS Medical Cal
\ YAK lese. 10. no. Oh Etntr-street. ana Others. "
\ The prspristor also oissrs fOf saie.
NOTIFIED WINES AND LrQUoRs.
Inporsea and bottled ~ hinaaeE exprassly sor ma
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A. GENTS WANThD.--Sy5 To 92OO PER-
IN month, orea commission from which twice
that amount can be made by selling the latest i'm
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA.
CHINE; price $18. For circulars and terms. address
G. BOWERS CO.. No. 800 South Third-street,
Phi'aaelphia, Pa. 3mo December s
The New York herald., 1869-06-25

EAST LYNNE.
THR BEST COMPANY IN NEW YORK.
THE BEST COMPANY IN NEW YORK:
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY HAIlNEE
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATiNhE
Admission ~ cents Parquet and circle b. Family circle
30 Matinee admission Secured seats 70 cents
Seats secured six days IN advance.
The New York herald., 1869-06-25

WOODS MUSEUM. SUMNER SEASON.
w Family circle, so cents children, ID cents.
General admission 30 cents
which include all the MUSEUM CURIOSITIES
Last appearances Of the combination OF the
GREGORIFS
In their matchless Acrobatc and Gymnasc Feats and
MINIATURE CIRCUS,
with HOOLEY'S MIHStRELS
In their programme of unrivalled minsreisy
MATINEE this day. at O'Clock.
EVENING att o'clock.
Monday, June %, MR.. Il. EDDY
will appear Ia the most startling drama of the age-EuRens
Sues own dramatizaton of HIS greatest work,
THE WANDERING JEW.
The New York herald., 1869-06-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

(tENTRAL PARK GARDEN
" Seventh avenue, between Fifty eighth ana Fyninfh
TIE MOST ELEGANT AND S' FASHIONABLE suxxEs
THEODORE THOMAS
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS,
THE GREAT SUCCESS OF THE SEASON.
MR.. J. LEVY,
the greatest vIrtuoso the day. on the Piston n
gether With the eminent Sooists already
TIIEO. THOMAS UNRIyALLED ORCHESTRA,
THIS (FRlDAf) EVENING, JUNE %, AT q.
l. Overture "Reiseuss". Lobe
Waltz, "Debaaen". ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GunoI
g. Mazurka "Libells". .,,o...... .......''l 80
Polka, ssh,"a ssshnsil "IScas' '.Aa's
Overture "Abenceragen". Cherubini
Ave Maria adapted to the prelude by Bach Gounod
MR.. J. LEVY AND ORCHESTRA.
LInvstion a,t nal = la Danse Weber
SaArelo from the Italian symphony. .MendesshoD
TO- Seventh Air vare Solo Corne DE Bero1
MR.. j. LEVY.
H. Waltz, "Wiener Bonbons'' s'',.,,...,...... .Srauss
II Quadrille, ala 9rande Duchesse" Onenbach
ADMISSION THIRTY FIVE CENTS.
PRIVATE BOXES EXTRA TWO DOLLARS.
Can be had during the day at g. Schrmers 70 Broadway
and at Schuberth Co. g. $50 Broadway. -
The New York herald., 1869-06-25

yVONDERS FROM ALASKA.
Wl open ss,HIday rn9rning June sSo,os,r,rs ~
COLLECTED IN THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
consisting Of moro than 1000 most valuable unique spec
OF antiquity, forming OF the remarkable col
lecops shown In this country.
Exhibition open daily from o'clock to 70 o'clock
Eighth street. Admission $780, Season tickets 81 each
LEAVIIT, sIEBE1GH a CO.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-07-08
- NsW cases Of Cancer and

w. New cases Of Cancer and
other Chronic Diseases are still COM
ing to the "Shelbyville Cancer In
Urinary" to be treated by DR.. Spald-
ing's great French Remedy. Can
GERS are killed in a very short space
of time, without the use OfIthe
knife, and with comparatively little
pain. Mrs. Bird, wife of John
Bird, of Lincoln county, arrived on
Sunday, and is being treated for a
Terrible Cancer on the Thigh. Mr..
Brown has had a Cancer taken out
during last week under the Eye
Enoch Williams wife, With a Can
Ger on the left breast, is under sue
cessful treatment. Esq. Goats, on
the Murfreesborc Pike, has had a
Cancer taken cut Of his face. Mrs.
Adams commenced a course Of
treatment for virulsnt Cancer, on
Friday last. all the patients IN
der treatment, that have not been
discharged, are doing exceedingly
we'll.
Consumptive patients should not
fail to call al the Doctors Office, and
try his great "AWtomatic Atonaising
Inhaler" 8
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-07-08

ia Mexico has, at length, Ia
ken leaf out of the modern histo-
ry Of France. President JGarez
has INDUCED in his coup d'etot, as
did President Napoleon, and is
substantially a dictator in the
Halls of Montezumas, as Napole-
on III is In the Tuileries. We
can forgive Juarez for this move
ment, however, for Mexico is COW
cred with those national boils
which go by the milder name of
"pronunciamentos," and nothing
but an arbitrary hand can deal
with them in that prompt and
decided manner which can alone
cure such painful eruptions. Mex
leo is wholly unfit for selfgovern-
ment, and, as a republic, can
only secure the pity or derision
of the political world.
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Something New

at the old Goodrich corner, North
East corner OF the Square. An en-
tire new and complete stock Of Dry
Goods, which l am determined to
sell a. the very lowest figures and
no mistake. Try me and see if |
will make my assertions good. Con-
sisting ofthe following Dry Goods,
ready-made Clothing, Boots, Shoes.
and Hats, Hardware, Qusensware,
Tinware, Iron and Castings, Horse
and Mule Shoes, Groceries, &c,
embracing all articles usually kept
in a dry goods house. All the usual
barter of the country taken in ex-
change for goods at the highest
market price. ]. E, CALDWELL.
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Latest News by Express.

In order to supply the demand
for clothing, boots, shoes, and hats,
and other goods, l have in addi-
ton to my already complete as
sortment, a new and fashionable
stock in every line of my goods,
/ ask particular attention to my
stock Of clothing just received
| would say to my old customers
and others, that | bought them
very low and intend to give them
the benefit of the decline. My
stock of gloves, hosiery, white
goods and notions is made COM
plete by bargains from New York
last week. Call around at the
N. W. corner of the Square, and
be convinced that it is the place
to get new and cheap goods.
Respectfully, T. J. GRAY.
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The clergy of Williamsport,
(Pennsylvaaia) have joined in a
paper deprecating the tendency
in the community to bury their
dead on the Sabbath day, come
even going SC far as to withhold
from interment for three or four
days the bodies of deceased per-
sons, in order to have the rites of
sculpture performed on the Lords
day" They disapprove of all
funerals on the Sabbath, except
in cases where they cannot be at
tended to on some other day, and
give notice that their Sunday
morning services will not be sus.
pended under any circumstances,
in order to bury the dead.-Er-
change.
There is no telling in one age
what sort of whims will take hold
Of these elergymen in another
They are continually shifting from
one point to another-one time to
control and govern people, anoth-
er time setting their sails to catch
the popular breeze. In this com.
munity no one probably ever saw
any wrong in a funeral on the
Sabbath, and doubtless most peo-
pie think it the most appropriate
time. If it is wrong to- bury a
dead man on Sunday, then it must
be wrong, be equally wrong, for a
man to die on that day, and these
Williamsport clergymen ought to
put stop to it, too. During the
war, however, when the armies
engaged in battle on Sunday, which
often occurred, these men had nc
protest to make. Fighting on
Sunday was all right then, but
now forsooth, it is a great wrong
only to bury man on that day
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Cuba.

This island, SO much talked OF
now, has an area Of forty-seven
thousand square miles, being
nearly as large as England. Pos
sessing q soil of wonderful and
almost unrivaled richness, it could,
if properly cultivated, support
twenty millions of Inhabitants
It's present population is scarcely
more than fifteenth part
of that number. 1t is one million
four hundred thousand, of whom
one million are natives of the is
land, some white and some colored,
and of the remaining four hun
dred thousand there are probably
one hundred and twenty-five
Spaniards, embracing troops, en-
ployes of the government, and ad-
venturers, the rest with the excep-
of a very few thousand being
Africans. Cuba, even with her
sparce population, now exports
more wealth than any other equal
area of land on the globe.
Probably the whole population
of Cuba, there are less than 200,.
GEO persons who are either friend
! ly to the Spanish rule or even not
hostile to it. Itseems impossible
at this time to gather, from mass
of contradictory statements, q
trustworthy account of the con
dition and prospect of the struggle
going on there; but, be the
existing state OF affairs what i
! -
may, every man, who does moi
ignore all known principles of hu
man nature, must conclude that
Cuba, assisted or unassisted, vii
at no distant day, cast off the
CALLING Spanish tyranny, ever
though, through her ignorance ant
credulity, she shall permitit to b.
replaced or shall replace it herself
with a tyranny as Calling. Cubs
may think herself the worse gen
eraled territory in the world, bu
she has only to look across small
tract OF water to see the United
States.
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Come and hear hifsa d!
Radical Financiering.


Hon. G. W. Blackburn, Comp
iroller of Tennessee, has recently
written letter to friend, the
principal part of which we copy
below. He is slightly sarcastical
toward his Radical brethren:
d. E Davenport is Receiver on
two roads, McMinnville and Man.
chester and Winchester and Ala
bama, and DR.. Cliff is Receiver
on two roads, Nashville and
Northwestern and Memphis,
GAINESVILLE, and Louisville. The
law allows the Receiver as much
as the Superintendent of the road
got when it was in the hands of
the company. Colonel Jno. B.
Brownlow is Receiver on the
Edgefeld and Kentucky Railroad.
His salary, / believe, is $4,000
per annum. / don't think he pays
much attention to the road. The
State has received some $500
from Brownlow's road, directly
after he took charge of it. This
is all the State has received from
any road in the hands of the
Receivers. 1t is not, or has not
been, as | think, intended that
the State should get anything
from the Receivers, the payment
of the $500 by Colonel Brown.
low being an cid fashioned trans
action from the country. 1t is
likely the blunder will not again
be committed. The annual int.
rest on the bonds loaned to the
roads, is about Sl,560,000. The
roads pay about half of this, anc
the tax payers the rest.
The State debt, the interest Oh
which we know we have to pay
: is, in round numbers, S35, 100000
The semi-annual interest is one
million.
In thinking upon these subjects
it is enough to know that the de
mands against the treasury indie
pendent of that political mon
strosity called the militia, are
greater than its incomes by al
least S900. geo per annum.
If the interest is paid at all IN
side of two years, every dollar
will have to be borrowed.
If money is borrowed, not les;
than seven per cent. will have t.
! be paid, and bonds used as collat
erals. at not more than fifty cents
on the dollar.
Only one road has yet paid,
hope to receive about $49O,OO(
from them on the July interest
l fear, however, / shall fail to dc
SO. From the roads in the hands
of Receivers expect nothing.
The hope of the State is thai
honest, prudent men may come
to the Legislature next fall, and SC
economist as to give hope TO the
peopIe, and sell out some of the
roads that don't pay for bonds OF
the State-cancel them and thus
lessen the State debt.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-07-08

Ice is now manufactured in
New Orleans so abundantly that
it can be afforded 70 families in the
city at one cent e pound, and to
large consumers at three quarters
of cent. 1t has been tested
with ice from Boston, and is found
to be more compact and slower in
melting. Made from filtered wa
tea, it is clear as crystal, and pu-
rer than ice naturally formed is
apt to be
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-07-08
'They that are convinced against their will,
Are of the same opinion still"

"Ihey that are convinced against bneH Will
Are OF the same opinion STILL"
The only way to convince the
public that ours is the Cheap
Cash House, is to give us a trial
on ladies dress goods, ladies hats,
ready-made clothing, gents piece
goods, hats, boots, and shoes, hard
ware, queensware, drugs and dye
stuffs, in fact, anything usually
kept in dry goods establishments.
All the above named articles we
propose to sell at such low rates
as to give satisfaction and "put
money in your purse" This is
no empty boast on our part, but
come and price our goods and be
convinced that truth is strange
stranger than fiction. Remem-
Der we take more barter at bet
ter prices than any house in the
town. MURRAY & MORGAN.