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Y1crlMs oE RUSSIAN CaukIrY latter fsou

VItIIsIa OF hUs5IAN CKUELTf.-A I6tter from
ST. Petersburg OF the 1lth in the Debats, says:-
'lt will be remembered that when the Emperor
Nicholas ordered Gen Luders in 1853, to invade
the Danubian Princpaltes with his corps De- armee,
a certain number OF persons, belonging to disrin-
guished families Of these provinces, we're arrested
unde the preext Of baving made hostile manifest
ations against Russia. They were conducted un-
der military escort into the interior of the empire.
flom whence they were sent to Siberia. Shortly
Alex ordered these prisoners to be set at
liberty, and authorised them to return to their
country Eevea ofthese unhappy men have just
passed through St. Petersburg on their return
from Siberia; several Of them had their limbs frost
bitten
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FRENCH AAEUFACTURss.- Professor Mapes say.
that ninetsnths of the olive Gil in this country IL
manufactured In France from American lard oil
1t is purified by sal soda. and is about equal te
olive oil for the table or for other purposes. The
French seem to be good length ahead OF US iu
all that rela tes to delieacies Ter tha table. We
have got plenty of sardines on our coasts, but il
requires French hands TO put them In boxes.
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JUDaE MCLEAN AND THE KANSAS PRIsoNERs
We tind the following la the Cleaveland Leader q
rabid freesoil journal:
We are greatly pleased to learn that on Satur
day Judge Mclean granted a writ ofha5eas corpus
for Mr.. George w Brown, editor of the Herald O.
Freedom. in Kansas, now In prison there for high
treason. The offence bsing ag aiust the u States
comes within the province of the United States
judge to inquire into. Where Judge Mclean will
order The prisoner to be brought for hearing the
argument, is in question of no small interest
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HEAVY RAINS Within the last six days We
have had plenty Of rain heavy rain fell on
Friday night last, and during the whole of Monday
We have heard that the Friday nights rain did
serious injury 10 the bridges and fences on the
Howardsviils Turnpike, and along the line Of the
Lynchburg road In Rockingham greater freshes
was scarcely ever seen. Passengers who left
Stsunton Friday to 90 down toe Valley were
compelled by high water TO return Caariottssstus
(Va AdSocdts
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A NATION OF METHODIsTs-The mission to
the Friendly Islands has been 30 successful, that
the nation is nation of hethodists and the
whole population, from the kine (who 10 "loeal
prearhero down 10 his neanest subject attend
the W esley an ministry. These Islands sometimes
go by the name of Tonga
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NATURAL ICE HousE.-The Dubuque Qowa)
Express, says there is q cavern near Decorrah In
that State, situated that the water which falls
from its roof In winter is frozen, and such Al
amount of ice formed, as to serve the citizens OF
that place in summer, with the luxury of an
abundant supply Of ice.
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RAILROAD BRIDGE CARRIED AwAY-Da,naes
BY the Late Hsary Rain.-Ths Springfield (MAss }
Republican says that the heavy rains of last week
have had marked effect on the Connecticut
river.
A culvert on the Vermont and Massachusetts,
section, between the State line and South Yer
mont, was swept out to the depth Of eighty feet
Between Brattleborough and Bellows Falls, On
the Vermont Valley road four cuverts aud 3
bridge were carried away; and no communication
was had over the line ON Wednesday A siugle
train came through from Battlsborough 10 spring
neld, arriving at 81, p NJ Passengers and bag.
gage had to change cara at the break Of the Yer
mont aud Massachusetts road In consequence of
the disarrapgement of trains thus oecasioned So
rious collision occurred II Deerheld on Tuesday
The afternoon passenger trains up from Spring
held ran into the rear of long freight train staad-
ing on the turn out there. but stretching hack on
to the main track The persons on the freight
train were waiting and on the look out for train
from the North. but expected none from tbs South.
The locomotive OF the passenger train, the Chico
pea, and the PASSENGER car In the resr of the
freight. we're shivered to atoms, and are good for
nothing but old iron and kindlngs The baggage
car and platform car second on tho trsHs, were
also badly broken. No person was injured, the
engineer and hremen jumping Of
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MANUMITrKD.-Eaisa Brown, 3 colorsd woman,
aged twenty four was yesterday manumitted by
her owner, Mr.. Lemuel Shaw, Of this city, on the
receipt of $3.50 raised for her among the members
of the House and Senate by the Rev. Mr. ThIaf-
ton, a Massachusetts representative Her value
was about $500 In taking $3.50 for her, her late
owner practically gave $3.50 towards securing hsr
Freedom Hash. ,Sldr
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DEsTRUcTros OF BRiDGE-Ths splendid
bridge just being erected across White river, At
Mayyvilie, Ky. on the Eastern division Of the
Ohio aud Mississippi railroad, was destroyed by 4
hurricane Of wind, on Thursday afternoon OF last
week, the 3lst ult The loss is estimated At el2,
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ABOLISHED. The Albany common council
have just passed law which abolishes runners or
".olicisors" they called. for steAmboat rail-
ways, public houses, boarding houses, De The
law provides that no enc hut the owner or lessee
of ard hsu.e Of entertainment may solicit stran.
gers to accept Of his fare, Hnder . penalty OF o.
for the hrst offence and clio for each subsequen,
iufraction.
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. DH. ADDINGTON, {Eradu,

EE@GsxA DH. .ADDINCfON, tsradu.
fyY$sS&& sts,b Dentist, msnufactures Teeth az
NIIffYD psssy Tor each particular Full
-- sets Of Teeth, or any parts of sets
'aas With artificial Gums In continuous solid
pser Ike coat is the single Teeth shaped in
hgubas 10 large numbers. and sold for general
Dt also extracts, blis and clsanses Teeth, be-
saes restores the gun aud mouth to q healthy con-
a'tioa a oihcs On Main street. seceld square shove
'ls bsahs jy3t
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT On Saturday even
Ing. during sudden gust NJ Shelby, Ohio, Marcus
Royce, OF Cincinnati and two other bricklayers
who were working on . new building, were in-
stantiy killed by the falling of the wall fimbsrs,
aud fourth man made his escape by clipping
down the chimney.
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FROM THE Isle OF FRaKcE-.Advices from
Port Louis. Aaritius, of the 12th Of May, say that
the cholera, after carrying of nearly 1900 Victims
may be said to have left the town. but meanwhile
continues its ravages in other parts of the Island
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DEATH or AN ARTisT.-Arehibald L Dick
Esq. an engrayer of conAiderabie smineuee. par
tcuIary as related TO historical subjects, died To
Gently, very suddenly. At Buffalo
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LIBERAL CoNTkIBUTIoN.-At tho laying Of the
corner stone of Centenary College, at Baton Rouge,
La, last week, q collection was taken up for the
benefit of the instituton and S23 600 was obtained
on the spot being within 90 900 of the entire sum
needed.
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Destructive STORM AND FLooD.-On Friday
evening of last week the town aad vicinity Of
Harrison burg, Va were visited by violent storm
and flood. large portion of the town was inun-
Dated and several houses and stables, and much
fencing was swept away. The dwelling OF Mr..
D. H. Brewer with all its contents " carried of,
his family barely escaping with their lives.
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TAXES RAIsED.-By vote of about three to one
the citizens of the town of Danville Va have au.
thorized the Common Council to increase the tax
Of real estate In said town. from of per cent. to
of per cent
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DESTRUCTION OF SHAKEs.-On Tbursdsy last
Mr. John Climber residing In the western section Of
Allegheny county. Maryland, killed. in the cavi-
rattle snakes, one OF which had sixteen ratsles
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BARN RURHED-The barn Of Rev. DR.. Showal.
ter. on Linvill's Greek. in this county. struck
by lightning ON Saturday last. and entirely con.
snmed with its contents. consisting of about four
hundred bushels OF wheat, fifteen or twenty tons
of hay, . quantity Of oats. &c. Tho ioss Is esti
mate. at from Sl5e0 to g., co., No insurance -
Rorsiashdm Ks1iAfer.
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SALk OF LAND. &c, IN EApPAHANNocK AND
CuLPEPER farm belonging to the late Mrs
browning, six miles from Anis issville. was sold on
wednesday last, At public auction, for s36 per
acre. Mr.. Fletcher was the purchaser The traos
contained about 263 acres Corn sold at the same
sime for u 70 per barrel on crodi. of pius months
Young, large work .horses brought sfJ5 10 sl9e
A farm containing AIS acres, Ia Culpsper county.
three miles from the Warrenton Springs, was late
ly purchased of Francis NJ Young by WIN. Il. and
f. Brawner. At private sale, for sl2 per acre ~
AlsI (Fa) SeatiasL
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TOURNAMENT "A tournament took place at Ro
cheil, Madison county, Va, on the Goth ult b. l.
Harrison, of Rochen, being the successful knigh:
crowned Miss Bette Garth, Of Madison.
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RAILROAD LOAN BY TExAs-A bill loaning six
hundred thousand dollars per mile to the Railroad
Company, embracing the Texas Railroad Compa.
nv has passed both houses of the Texas LeRisIa-
ture. by q vote of more than two.thirds.
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To CURE CRAMP --1persons subject to GRANNY
In niphi can instantly relieve themselves by tying
bandsge tightly round the leg, iuasdiassly above
tho knee:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-11

A distinguished artist in Louisville, Kentucky,
has lately by the death of an usce Ia California,
fallen heir to half . million OF dollars
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YELLOW FkvER IN EEwARK, n. i'll 10 repoEi'
ed that two Of the crew Of the schooner star died
Of yellow fever while the boat WAS lyipg o New
ark, and that the captain and the mate are now
sick with the same disease
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NARROW ESCAPE AT CAPE MAYA mem
per OF Hasslers band Mr. Sleider Of New York
made . narrow escape from being drowned ~
Cape May on Friday mornins. He got beyond
MS depth, lost his presence Of mind and cried for
help Mr.. David II Bowen, of Remington. in.
nediately plunged into the water and swan to his
Hot !, pushed off with the life boat and thus th4
drowning man was rescued The scene for some
minutes was one Of intense excitement. Mr. S.
was sinking at the time that Nr McMakin reached
him.
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CAUTION TO SMOKERS "A fsw days since man
In Albany, New York, put a roll Of bank notes iu
his vest pocket, IN which were alyo some niatcbas
he used to carry for the purpose of lighting hts e
gars. After Swhiie be smet something burDing
and on examination found the roll OF blils totally
DESTROYED
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GREAT BRITAIN AND BRAzIL.-Mr Jerning.
ham. the British Charge d'Afares at Rio de ia
nsiro, has been endesvoriug 70 bully the Brazilian
government into his views respecting the slave
the British official has very naturally excited the
indignation OF the Braziiian government Lord
Clarendon comes TO the rescue of Mr.. Jernins CHAM
aad attempts to sustain him he sndeayored to
bolster up Mr. Crampton, but the expression Of
opinion which 10 most generaiio the British press
10, that Mr. birmingham has been impertinent and
insulting to the Brazilian government. Ii not
called be viii doubtless be- sent home.
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Ex.Prssdsnt Van Buren, 10 st the United State'
Hotel, Saratoga.
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s-~.- ,-,e.zssss,ssssz-1 THE AMs,EXPRESs
Gsss4 E.aasEssss Main hax.

r., ,..FztsEssFsssssss5 VIIE AID DAMs.FAFHE
AssS IA COMPAhY lS4 Main Ct. hav-
ELK ing resumed their Steamship p
Expr-ss to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
ulond, by steamers Jamestown and Roanoke, which
lrags New York every Wednesday and SATURDAY,
aud thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmington
Lyuchburg Salem, Wyteyille, and the principal
places in Virginia and North CarolIns. gro now pro-
pared forward with great dispatch, and at reduced
rates, every kind of Merchandiae, Felaabe Parcels
Jewslry. Sc., to the above named cities, and all
places on the sesboaIG.
Our Express the Steamships will be aecnmpa-
MED by special bic ssepgers, who will give their per-
sunal attention to the careful handling Of goods
trusted 10 the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Express.
shippers will please take notice that packages to
pui9ts in Virginia aud North Carolina will be sent by
sIesnlers unless otherwise marked.
freight received On day of sailing, until o'clock
I. NJ. J. L. MACDONUGH,
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Bsrns to Dssth -On Wednesday night last, :
free woman. named Mary jams Davis, attempted
to Gil duid lamp while Il was burning, when Il
burst. the flames soon extending 70 . can cs 6ud
yesterday morning
.Clsur Hill BarbaHe.--Ws are compelled TO de
fer notice Of this interesting entertainment until
70 morrow.
Dear FsSAtiag-A free fellow, called william
Cosoy. was tried before the County Court Of Hen
nee iast Saturday on the charge q assau,tipg and
'sAuns Andrew Sampson. and Gned ei0 and costs. /.
moaniy Ltsy-Ths County Court Of Henrico
@ mm ~ .os county levy at The September term.
sov.oea ,s tne Conmissioners' books ars sn ready
;. ~ ss araad jury Of the Hastings Court win Sit
nsss s' Aaa no doubt have iss hands full AZ busi-

!, IAyEsoUs ALLIGAToR--On w.s,..a.- -
snls week. Josiah Ferris and Rufsnis Fsies Sonrg :,
gentlemen OF this place, started q I.ors i.snS
.uats about two miles distant for the !.
,nsn,ne They were engaged IN this spors ,yhsn y .
aree alligator arose alongside the boet. AMI cn,.s
- tnoughi. dashed ahead wheeled. turn.d AZ 81.
e'de and ciasped the bow OF the boat het~.sr hts
JAWS. The teeth made considerable inden,ura. s as
either side Finding but little ,ould be- Snr. ~ =,
tnn way, the monster gave several visc,o,.
snakes tearing the bottom Of the boat ont. .inair
u In iour feet water. As the boat was d,ss nnssr :
ing, Faies, who was polling at the cine. sar,..l
tnsir antagonist over the head, and amer seeurng
foothod on the bottom. repeated bic blows : IN
sucn rapidly ~ 70 confuse the mode Of s,,seI
many, AFTER man@uvering for some time viii,
month extended, the alligator made 4 bold ch.rrs
upon the young men IS he advapced Fsles sns.
ceeded IN lainmipg the pole down his throat and
holding him thns until Ferris, with small pock et
knife, was enabled to wound him 90 severely :. 10
decide the contest.
After the victory was won, cursory yiev Of
their position, forced upon them, apprised them
OF the extreme danger to which they Wsre en- possd
La close proximity were Eve or six Of these hide
GUS animals, staring at them a. though dsaermined
to make them their prey. The captured one mes.
sured fifteen feet-Tampa (Aia) Peninsular.
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gSe-SPECIAL EOTICE.-Exprees packages for
Eorok Petersburg, Richmond, and all places in Viz
ginia and North Carolina, intended for shpmsn. by
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be recslved by the AID ANS EXPRESS COMPANY,
who tie authorised Agents for Express privileges
these ships
Otfoe of the New York and Virginia steamshp
Company. LUDLAM PLEASANTS,
az It's Agents
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II Ii stated that there is ii Saratoga ane lock
ing Indian girl. only fourteen ysars of age, who
has child three years old.
Chss Duncan. of Fauquier Va, lost 81 sheep
last week, by = single ssroke OF lightning.
Rev, Joseph Miller died in Rockingham county.
Va, last week
The sum o. cit 500 has been subscribed ~ Nef
folk towards the water works OF that city.
II is stated that l6s Of the crew Of the Usised
States frigats Msrrinac have dsssrted 81 bostcn.
The democracy of the Columbus Ohio district.
have nominated 8. 3. Cox - thstr candidate fof
Cong ssa.
Among the patents issusd last wesk, IN wasA-
ngton, was one 70 r. X. Lyon. ef Riehnsnd, ~
auimprosed pom holder.
seymour Lynn. Esq. was unanlnossly rs.eleee'
ed Presiding Jasliss q the conny Oeass q fnnes
William. Va ON Monday last.
81 There are los vsssels as ihs guarAaslas = New
York.
Hon. WIN O. Preston. II sonfh casolisA = =
Abingdon. Va
The Norisik pspArs notIce H. appearances g
uusnber e9 sharks - ths harbee tsegA
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N GRIEF EDMONDsON for SALE.
ISS-The celebrated Race Horse and Stallion
GRIFF EDMORUSON, is now offered for
sale at i 600 cash. provided purchaser is bad for
him within sixty days His performances on the turf
of the hi shes; order, will be seen by retereuce
the Turf Regster,-aud his pedigree s Inferior to
other stallion in tke country Any ono wishing to
purchas The horse and get all necessary H.
formation, by application TO
JAMES TALLY,
iv li-m Fairfield Cnurss. mar Richmond.
d. EOk SALE--An excellent R1dfpE
ICCAARE. we'll known in this city. Apply at
~ this office. lv 6-@
cRwR CAhhLAtiE AND w AGO y
IN ~ FACTORY.-The subscriber has opened
-Ao---nA--his CARRIAGE and w AGON FAC
TORY on 18th street between Franklin and Grace
lie will be glad to sea his friends and customers
~ Light CARRIAGES, RUGGiES, SULKIES,
&c., Hads to order; and all work made By hin war
tainted
e. REPAIRING done promptly and reasonably.
jy .s-dlm THOMAS H. FOWLER
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MICAJAH MANGUM.

o. LAHNEE STOCh OF UUNE,
EcHs PISTOLS, RIFLES. &c-I lake this
opportunity Of Informing my frienes
<-s-sse-A- aud epstorne raj that have on hand
CON mgete assortment of DOUBLE 1ND SINGLE
nGAS FOIpLfNG AND FISHING TACKLE,
1npWiE HhIpES IND DIRhS, GOLD AND Sill
,ER'HEADED WALKIkC c. CANES-toeether
field - -.
II B-GHns and Rifles made to order. Repairing
ii ali Ainds done with neatness and dispatch.
JAMES WALSH,
V i7-~tm doors above 81. Charles Hotel,
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| E. STRICKLAND, who, for twelve year, kss
1 been an actor has abAadoaed the stage for the
| pulpit. and preached At DIR. Ba!dwins church, In
| East fjoy on sunday last.
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INSTRUCTION On TIL Il

cSEEg. CARRIAGES, 1'AKKIAGES.
WE-HsE The subscriber has on hand, at hs Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
-ey, between hain and Cary, 18th apd l4th strees
ns2r the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARIO-
TEES, bAROGCHE6, BUGG1ES with and withsut
tops AID sULKlES, all of his own make, Of the bess
'hatentlS and Workmanship. All Of which will bs
soc az low good work of the kind be in tho city
o. hehmond and respectfully ass call from those
~ want Of any article in the Carriage line, ~ am do
teinined TO make to order and sell at the lowest
plees possible, aad all work sold, that 10 new war
Iau.sd.
IL A-d9fn MICAJAH MANGfIA
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GENERAL ELECTIONS.

D ESOLVED, Tint the elections TO be holden
hN on the second Monday and the day fol
lowing in October next, for Senators and Repre-.
scntatives in the State Legislature, shall be held
at the following places. and conducted by the
following persons, TO wit:
.ADBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Caurt Uousc John w. Lesly, jus. A. McCord
John A. Hunter e.
lyurrenton: ". IL. Brooks, wm. o. Pursly
Robert Wilson.
Callnham's: james M. Carwile, BAIL Gala.
ham, j. Ramsey Blnck.
Lonndesriiie: T. L. Cunningham, Jalres Clark,
William Giles.
Culhoun's Nils: ID. NJ. Rogers, NJ Tall
n,aiI, w. ii. TsgGar
Bra@5s: David McClane, a. +. Wileman,
A. j. Weed.
Hzhc Hall: Gen. p. II. Bradley, c. w.
Grecnmood: DIR. 5. " Cain, J;.n:es Criswell,
Albert Funk.
IPoodriUe: r. r. Talbert johnson Sale. Peter
Mex clcr.
:. Deadt"A: Augustus Cobb, Robert Jones, Wni.
Buchanan.
iSswDietoum: W illiam Maddox, Noah II. Reeves,
BEN jamin NJ. Lutilncr.
I;ib6ie's Store: L. Trbblc, Robert Stucky, T.
B. Milford
!SmithviHc: Silas Ray, Thomas Riley, a. IL.
Morton.
EraxicrsriHc: J. w. Frazier, Leroy rurty,
Enoch Nelson.
Stonry Point: VIM. ID. Calhoun, Thomas
Stacy, Alexander II. King.
Mosetcy's: james G. Wifiar1. Geo. /. Pa,tcr-
son, William Trewitt.
tothram's: james ii. Wi!eman, John Chiles,
Capt Robert Litcs.
D"c Vest Corner: James r. McClinton, vii
liam Norton, Robert W. Hadden.
Cokesbu'y: George \. Allen, +. a. Connor,
Charles Smith.
Spc"Ts: Augustus Smith, John Graves, John
Mosey.
Bordcomr: Alexander Laramore, w. 4. Gro
zier. Andrew Guillcbeau.
Long Cane Mills J. n. Cochran, T. J. Rob.
erts, George Nichols.
Mount HN Enocl, Barmore, Andrew Pruit
james Plain.
Donn"'Fs Store: j. L. Donnuld, J. n. Sea
| wright, II. Brownec.
Ni"cty-Sir Depot r. r. Golling, W. 3
| NJ Merwelher, Thomas Nichols.
| One member to Congress, one s: :atc Senator
and five Representatives to be elected. The elcc
ton to be held at each precinct for two days
| the managers 10 meet at the Court House on
| Wednesday, count the votes, and declare tn,
| election, except US to the member to Congress
in which they will act as required by law.
July l6, 1886 l3 tide
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The State of South CaroE,a.

AT II General Assembly, Begin and holden Mt
Columbia OH the fourth Monday of November
in the year Of our Lord ono thousand eight
hundred and fifty-tivc, and from thence CON
tnued by divers adjournncnts to the nine
tccnth day Of December in the same year.
A BILL to amend the fourth section of the Fl rst
Article of the Constitution of this State.
l. BE il enacted by the Senate aud House Of
Representatives, now met and sitting in General
Assembly, and by the authority of the same: That
the amendment of the fourth section of the first
Article of the Constitution of this State, ratified
on the nineteenth day of December, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ten,
be altered and amended TO read us follows: Ev-
cry free white man Of the age of twenty. one
years (paupcrs and nom commissioned officers
and private soldiers of the Army Of the United
States, exccptcd) who hath been a citizen and
resident in this State two Years previous TO the
day of Election, and who hath Il freehold Of fifty
acres of land, or Il town lot of which he hath
been legally seized and possessed Mt least six
months before such election; not having such
freehold town lot, hath been n resident in the
Election District in which he Offers 10 give his
vote, six months before the said election, shall
have right to vote for member or members to
serve in either branch Of the Legislature for the
Election District in which lie holds such property
or is so resident.
In the Senate House, the nineteenth day of De-
celnbcr, j.. ,!,c year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hur..rrI and fifty five. and clghtictl,
year OF the Sovereignty und Independence of
The United STATES of America. We certify
that the above Bill has been read the present
session, three times i'll tho House Of Ke,rescn-
tativcs, and three times i'll the Senate, and was
agreed to by two-thirls of the whole rel,rcscn-
tation. EOB'r +. W. AI.LSTON,
President Of the Senate.
JAMES SIMONS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.