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Hon. H. ID. LcseSnc.

This gentleman has served in the Senate for over four
years. with perfect acceptance Nor is there any mem
ber of that body who enjoys general confidence
and esteem Indeed, it is impossible to know him with
out respecting and admirng him.
Grave. digniied intelligent and accomplished, he is
the model Of Senator and it cannot be that the elect
of hnrleston will fail to return old public
ant who is honor the body in Which he and
the constituency he represents. VOTER
October 18
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To the Working Men and Mechanics OF
Charleston.

In accepting your nomination Candidate for the
Senate of South Carolina, let me, III this public manner
return my sincere thanks for the high and une1pect
ed compliment you have paid nc working and
mechanic At this crisis of our countrys affairs fully
appreciate the importance of any efforts to improve and
elevate this, element of society, which is essential
to the prosperity Of every country And while deeply
feelmy want of ability to do much for your immediate
advancement assure you that disposition to accom-
pah at least one step for improvement and by 1t
lasting benefit to community, is tho only influence
which could induce at this juncture, If elected, to
leave private interests of vital importance my welfare
October Is WILLIAM 8. HENEREY
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John II. nIilIionn.

We are pleased to zee the Of this worthy fellow
citizen on the various tickets for the Legislature The
mechanics and working men remember him as one OF
their best friends of good practical Judgment indomi
aoy Will and energy, faithful and devoted to their
interests As kind and friend Of the poor and
tho unfortunate he has had no superior AS the adyo
cate OF their interests and the protector of his fellow
mechanics he has always used his best efforts for thei,
Advancement.
beheVfng that he will receive the cordial support Of
his ienowcitizens, we feel assured elected the in
terests OF our dear but unfortunate city will not sufe,
at his hands.
MANY MECHANICS AND WORKING MaN.
October IA
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WE ARE gratifed to learn that the steamship
Granada arrived safely at her wharf in New York
on Saturday morning at thalf-past9 o'clock, making
an excellent run. The same informant tells us
that she will sail for this city tomorrow at 3
o'clock, and that Captain BANTER feels perfectly
satisfied that he can come here in less time than
any other man on tho water.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

| ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE
Polls WIN constitution Of tho State of South Carolna tho
at the ,lieront Precincts. bctwc0n tho hours Of "a NJ
tenant g. M or the Election of Governor. Lieu
rSS Isi aor INC stat Legislature Immediately on tho
E,otiS W e POLLS the votes will bc counted, and the
Ward No, I-At the City iiali. VI "''''e"
Ward No. AT the conr, House.
Ward No. 3--First Poll-At the Market
War Ward NO. NO. 3-second Poll-pamctto Engine House,
Ward No. First Pon-Hope Fir, Enpino uouso
Archdnlc-strcet. i"' f"s'n' house.
Ward No. 4-secona rou-Engiro House corncr os
George and Collegc-streets 0''Ae' -
Ward No 6-hgle Engine House. N1cctinrstreet
street ave- ''Ns'"' HOUSE, Vanderhorst-
Ward No 7-Engine House in Columbus street.
Ward No. s-Wneys Wagon Yard. King-strcct
in moro than Election District the Manaaers
vote the following oath: do soomny swear or affirm
as the case may bel that have not at this Election for
atives voted in this or any other District and an,
duly qualified to votc-so help mo, God"
The Constitution provides that eyory voter shall be q
free white man who has attained tho age
years. and ia not pauper nor non-commssioned OH
mariner of the navy of the United Statos he shall
two next IT, preaching s the @ day of election have been
grant from Europe who has DECLARED his intention to
the ssa
have resided in the State at least years next
e in So SIX to To
has his home In this State no does not loso
OIL residence by temporary Absence with tho
intention OF returning and If he has his home the
Election District his right to vote Is not impaired by
temporary Absence with the intention of returnng but
presence OF such person. although continued for two
years in the State. gives him right to voto.
MANAGERS.
WARD NO. 1.
| CHARLES LOVE, CHAIRMAN.
| II. W. SCHROEDER. @. wII.LIhAN.
WARD NO.. q
| J. LEdARE YATES. t. A. WHITNEY
| NJ. BoIaER.
WARD 40. 3-FmsT POLL.
| ]. D. MILLER. THos p o'NErIL.
| A.. ]. TIsiMoNs.
| WARD no. 3-sEcoND POLL.
JAMES aILLuAND. cHAs T. X. ROGERS.
| P. r. LOCKE
| WARD no. 4-rrRsT POLL.
W. c. BIRD. T. A1MAR
| g. WEBB.
| WARD NO. 4-sECoND POLL.
J. L. PATTERSON. A. J. BURKE.
| L v. MARTIN.
| 8.
P. C. CURRY. D. C. GIBSON.
| Z. c. KECKI.EY.
WARD NO. 6.
GEO. s.. HACKER. NJ. 7. BARTLETT
| 7. L. WEBB.
| WARD NO. 7.
E. c. THARIN J.. Ii. SYa1aIES.
| T. A. CoNDY.
| WARD no. 8.
W. p. RUSSELL. W. w. RILEY
| T. E.. TORLrY.
octobes13
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Editors Charleston Daily Ne,cs; was in Colum-
bia last Friday, and heard casually from some of
Gen. HAnPToNs friends that he had declined be-
ing nominated for Governor. Tho same thing was
also generally understood during Ithe sitting OF
the Convention. Learning on Emy arrival here
that he would probably receive n large number OF
votes, and believing, of his friends, that it
would be more agreeable to him not to be voted
for under the circumstances loBt no time in
sending him telegraphic dispatch to this effect:
GA great many persons here mean to vote for you
as Governor. Will you serve2" The following
reply has just been received, which will be
obliged to you to publish.
HENRY d. LESESNE.
Charleston, October II, 1865. ..-
COLUMBIA, October 16, 1866.
To Hon. IT. D. Lesesne:
have declined to be candidate.
WADE HAMPTON.
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E1r1oRE MUTUAL INSURANCE CONF

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
N Elmore Mutual Insurance Company will bc held
TurSd1y 2ith inst. at ~ O'Clock NJ at the office OF
Nessrs. WARDLAw CAREW, No. 1924 NIcctinystrcct
door north of Pinckncy-strcct.
Punctual attendance Is requested. BY order Of tho
Board of Directors. w. NJ. MARTIN
October Is wstu3 President.
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OBITUARY.

DIED, at Kingston williamsburg District the 18th
Of september, 1865. lucy sINGLEToN. wife of T. II:
MoUzos and daughter of ESoCH CARrwRIGur and
LUCY PAINE BnEEDrs, iii the 25th year of her age,
This cstimablc lady born at Winchester Frederick
County, Virginia. whero she lived until driven from
homo By the dosolaons of After sojourning In tho
middle section of State she found abiding place
IN comfortable homo IN the village whcro she ended
her mortal career.
Tho sickness that closed In death short and
1t was tho privilege OF the writer to minister unto her
tho consolatons OF our holy religion just before the sill
cord was loosed. She i'll full possession Of her
mental faculties, and gave pleasing evidence that God
wss with her whilo she crossing tho dark stream.
Though hor lot was cast among strangers, Mrs. Mot
the hearts of I'LL bv tho sweetness of her
disposition and her refined urbane manners. Born and
elegance those happy surroundings had been improved
by the culture Of her mind and the development of
innate gcntiity Tho fine traits that formed her char
acer brought out by udicous training: and while
she adorned society," she exemplary in the high
iati ons of wife, mother anu mistress,
She mcmbor of tho Protestont Episcopal Church,
and religion impaired its dvino beauty to her natural
virtues, and added the adornment of Its own graces
article Of death; and they who mourn her departure
most bitterly have strong consolation in the assurance
that the wife and sister Is present with the Lord.
DIED at Mount Pleasant on the 10th Oct inst, BIr
| TIMOTHY COLLINS, late of Charleston, in the 45tl
year of his age.
Tho Relatives, Friends and Acqunintan.
ces of Mt. and Mrs. 7. COLLINS respectfully in
vted attend the Funeral of the former at tho foot
Laurens-strcct. This Day. from which place he will b.
consigned to the Catholic Cemetery, at Magnolia, OF
! O'Clock M. II October 1S
| R1-Tho Relatives, Friends and Acquniut
ances of Mr.. and Mrs. WILLIAM DAVIDSON. and Mr.
and Mrs. J. De BRUIN KoPs, and Mrs. JANE ANcRUn
Family requested to attend tho Funeral Serv
COS of the former at 430 NJ This Afternoon, at the Sc
cond Presbyterian Church, without further invitation
October 18
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H5- SAMUEL LORD, JR., THOUGH ABSENT
has been presented by his friends for election
on professional business his friends with confidence
look to the support of his knowing that
he Will discharge, as he has ever DONE his duty with
devotion to their best interests
October 18 ITO. 1s FAIR pTAv
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
BEACH, Roof 4 Co., MARSHALL, BEACH & Co.,
Liverpool, Eng. Charleston, s. c.
SALoaioS R0oT & Co.,
Commercial Building, No AZ Broadway. n. Y.
WE HAVE THIS DAY ENTERED INTO COpART-
w NERSHIP, for the purpose Of conducting GEN
ERAL COMMISSION AND BANKING BUSINESS at
each of the points above named.
Our attention will also be devoted to filing orders
making collections for our Southern friends.
Advances made on consignmens Of Produce to either
Firm. j. N. BEACH of Liverpool
E. W. MARSHALL, of Charleston.
8. ROOT, of Atlanta, Ga.
E. SALOMON, late of New Orleans.
New York, September 1, 1865.
MARSHALL, BEACH e. CO.
TTAVE ESTABLISHED THEIR OFFICE IN THIS
Ill City at No. % BROAD-STREET, and are prepared
to make ADVANCES ON COTTON consigned to New
York or Liverpool.
REFER
Messrs. JAMES ADaER 4 Co., Charleston.
Mr. HIRAM ROBERTS, Savannah.
Union Bank Liverpool.
National City Bank, New York
October 8 mwf1mo
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a@s. LORD, JR.-IN THE ABSENCE OF
tha gentleman his friends have dominated him for the
Legislature His record Is in oil respects clear and in
point Of ability he is fully equal to tho arduous prob
lems In egslation demanded by the present revolution
October 10 ~
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For Representatives.
JOHN HANcKEL, If. MELcuERs,
JAMES B. CAMPBELL, F. J. PoRcHER,
II. 8. DURYEA, JOHN A. WAaRNER,
BENZ. LUCAS, JAMES SIHoNs,
II. SIEaLING, lSAML LORD, JR.,
JAS III. EAsoN, W. s. HENEREY,
w. e. MIKELL, w. 4. WARDLAw,
". J. GAYER, A. O. ANDREWS,
f. D. RICHARDSON, E. MAaRATH,
7. G. BARKER, ARCHIBALD CAMERON.
October 16 3*
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To tho Voters. of Charleston,

To tho Voters. OF Chm rlcston.
Tho following Ticket is hereby submitted for your
sderation. The gentlemen whose names presented
well known. The State will be safe in their hands,
and you may rest assured that nothing will be done but
what will meet your sanction and appreciation So
out and a aud deposit your votes for those
who be relied The future welfare of the State
depends upon tho selection you may make to-day This
is the time when you should elect of talent wisdom
and statesmaeshp. as representatives.
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For State Senator's.
HENRY D. LESESNE. HENRY BUST.
For Representatives.
CHARLES MACBETH. GEo. ". WILLIAMS
EDWARD FROST. JOHN HANCKEL.
j. B. CAMPBELL. B. J. WHALEY.
EDWARD ICCRADY. s. LORD Jr
JAMES NJ. EAsoN. r. S. DURYEA
]. w. WILKINSON. JAS. G. HOLMES
HENRY GoURD1N. r. B. RHETT, Jr.
WILLIAM RAvESEL F. MELCHERS.
E. W. EDeERToN. L. G.. BARKER.
F. J. PoRCHER. r. SIEGLISG.
October 1S I
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COPARTNERSIIP NOTICE.
FTNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE FORMED COPART-
J. NERSHIP, in this city, under the name and Firm
of MATHEWES FORD, for the purpose of transacting
Wholesale and Retail GROCERr BUSINESS, at No
81 Broad-street CHRISTOPHER MATHEWES.
THOMAS FORD.
October 19 wfm6
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aB- THE FRIENDS OF. COL. W. p. SHLNGLEI
announce him 4 CANDIDATE FOR THE SENATE
from the Election District Of "tBerkley."
October IL -
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HB THE FOLLOWING TICKET FOR REPRE-
sENTATIyEs is proposed to tho voters of Charleston
AS this is period when the choice of Candidates
should not be made either by, FROM any particular
class Of the community this Ticket is recommended as
in which all the various interests concerned have
been consulted and which ia intended to
the entire constituency of the City.
EDWARD McCRADY. IR. BARNwELL RHKrT Jr
JAMES B. CAMPBELL. JAMES SInloNs,
JAMES NJ EAsoN. F. J. PoRCHER.
JOHN A. WAaENER. F. D. RICHARDSON
THos. p. RYAN. P. J. CooaAN.
f. MELcHERs. r. 8. DURYEA.
JOHN HANCKEL. GEO. 8. BRYAN.
BENZ. LUCAS. EDw MAuRArH.
SAML. LORD, JR. T. G. BARKER.
w. E. MIKELL. R. SIEaLNa
October 10 IL
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aS- DIR. THOMAS p AIKELL rs ANNOUNCED
as Candidate for reelection to the Legislature from
Berey District by that portion Of the District former
ly st. Johns Coneton. MANY FRIENDS.
October 10 d. sF tuthsmwBs
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COPARTMERSHIP.
WE THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE FORMED A CO.
w PARTNERSHIP for the transaction of O GENE
RAIL COMMISSION BUSINESS In the City Of New
York. under the firm of j. H. BROWRR & co. and are
prepared to afford fair facilities consignments.
JOHN H BROWER
WILLIAM II. SELLERS.
BENJAMIN B. BLYDENBURGH.
New York. October 2, 1855. 3mos October9
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as- AESSRS EDITORS PLEASE ANNOUNCE
tho Hon. JOHN sCHNIERLE as O Candidate for Mayor,
and obnge MANY OLD CITIZENS.
Ootnhnr IL q
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GT HESSRS EDITORS: you ARE AUTHOR
IzED to announce Colonel PETER C. aAILLARD as
Candidate for Mayor. He will serve If elected.
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: ,aS- JAMES NJ. EAsON Is A CANDIDATE FOR
seat In the coming Legislature and will represent the
whole interests Of his constituents.
octoner 1s CHARLESTON.
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New York, notified that she is This Day. dis
charging at Browns Wharf All goods remaining on the
dock OF sunset, will be stored at expense and risk of
owners. D. J. sTURGEs. Agent.
October
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THE TICKET.


ssNO W'S THE DAYAND NO IP'S TIE no UR!"
CHARLESTON TO THE RESCUEl
WE WANT MEN OF JUDGMENT AND EXPERIENCE TO
REVISE AND REGULATE THE CODE.
Tho following gentlemen will servo if elected:
For State Senators.
Hon. H. D. LEsEsNE. HENRY BUST.
For Representatives.
1 G. r. LowNDEs. III r. c. BARKER.
2 EDw. MCCRADY. IL J. NJ. EAsoN.
3 Hon. CnAs MAcBETI.ll3 Hon. EDw. Frost.
JOHN 4. WAdENER. IA i. d. RICHARDSON.
s Col. w. l.. TRENHOLM. 15 BENZ. LUCAS.
JOHN HANCKEI. 16 Col. O. III. SIMoNToN.
Major T. ]. PoHCUER. II --
IS Col. B. H. RUTLEDGE. 18 r. N. GoURpIN.
20 EDw. MAGRATu. 10 Il. d. WAGNER.
10 r. s. DURYEA. 90 +. MELCHERs
October 18 L.
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n5MESsRs. EDITORS: PLEASE ANNOUNCE
that1 am not Candidate for scat In the Legislature
October 1S IL A. o. ANDREWS.
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a8-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
that Colonel CHARLES II. sIMoNToN Is a candidate
for election TO tho House Of Representatives 49,
s October =
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a8- THE ELECTION FOR REPRESENTA-
TIVES to-day Is grave matter. and the citizens Of
Charleston should take that suitable delegation
be sent from this city to take of their interests
The following Ticket is therefore, submitted and will
be supported by MANY VOTERS.
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NIBERNIAN HALL,

CIR A N d 3 ALL.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER FIRST.
Hotels and principal Book Stores the COMMITTEES
Gentcmen desiring cards of invitation Ladies' will
apply TO the Committee of Invitation, No Grnrrc-
'fce'' oeiorc the 2Oth inst mw2 October l6
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aS- WE ARE AUTHORIZED. TO ANNOUNCE
Captain THOMAS P. RYAN as Candidate for seat In
the House Of Representatives. at the ensuing election
October Is tr.- ....-. q, r. .,..-..
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a&- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE MR..
B. B. RHETT, Jr., as Candidate for q seat In the
House Of Representatives, at the ensuing Election
- October III y. :. :. y 81 -. - ,
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aTEDITORs NEWs.-PLEASE ANNOUNCE
that not Candidate for the Legislature and can.
not serve II elected. Thankful to my friends, am
yours, respectfully, 8. @. COURTENAY.
October 18 IL
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a8-MEsSRS. EDITORS: PLEASE ANNOUNCE
that not and cannot be Candidate for seat In the
House Of Representatives.
October 1s ~ JOHN KENTFIeK
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HEADQUARTERS. FIRST SUB-DIS'T, MILITARY
... . DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., October IT., 1865. }
GENERAL ORDERS, No. Sll
THAT PORTION OF GENERAL ORDERS NO.
46, from these Headquarters, relating to Wholesale
Dealers is hereby modified that hereafter but
one half per cent net sales will be collected per
month from Wholesale Dealers.
BY order of Brevet Brig.-Gen. W. T. BENNETT,
Commanding Post and First Sub.District
GEORGE s. BURGER
1st Lieut. 64th N. Y. V. ", A. A. A. General.
October l8
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LIMA TICK f II /.

CAROLYN TIC * Il It.
For Governor.
General WADE HAMPTON.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
90 Hon. w. D. PORTER.
For Senator's. %
Hon. II. D. LESESNE. HENRY BUIST.
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TIVES to-day Is grave matter, and the citizens of
Charleston should take that suitable delegation
be sent from this city to take of their interests
The following Ticket is, therefore, submitted and will
be supported by MANY VOTERS.
e. GDE: Il: sISos4os. MsSs4os y E. & eAnEzn' eAnEE.
HENRY GoURDIN. R. S1EaIINa.
JAMES B. CAMPBELL. F. MELCHEns.
JOHN HANoKEL. w. E. MIKEIL. 81
F. ]. PoRcHER. EDw. FROST. T.
T. ). CooaAN = CHAs. MACBETH. =
JOHN A. WAGNER. GEO. w. WILLIAMS.
october1 IS 1 81
as- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE MR.
R. B. RHETT, Jr., q Candidate for a seat In the
House Of Representatives. at the ensuing Election
October II = - III -- 1N- - - - .~.PFI
Ca WE ARE AUTHORIZED. 10 AMMO gNCE
Captain THOMAS P. RYAN a Candidate for seat In
the House OF Representatives, at the ensuing election
October Is s1sg yt..-r7s,f...
as- THE FRIENDS OF col. W p sH1NeLER
announce him CANDIDATE FOR THE SENATE
from the Election District Of 'tBerkley."
October II -
aS- DIR. THOMAS p MIKELL rs ANNOUNCED
as Candidate for reelection to the Legislature from
Berkey District by that portion Of the District former
ly st. Johns Coneton. MANY FRIENDS.
October 10 go tuthsmwb@
aSMEssRs. EDITORS: PLEASE ANNOUNCE
that am not Candidate for In the Legislature
October 1s IL A. 20. ANDREWS.
as-MEssRs EDITORS: PLEASE ANNOUNCE
that not and cannot be Candidate for seat In the
House Of Representatives.
October 18 ~ JOHN KENIFIcK
aTEDITORs NEWs.-PLEASE ANNOUNCE
that not Candidate for the Legislature and can.
| not serve II elected. Thankful to my friends am
yours respectfully, g. @. COURTENAY.
October 18 IL
a5- SOME DAYS AGO A FRIEND WAS AU-
THoRIzED to my name q candidate for the
Legislature. 1t has just appeared in Of Tues
day. and tho election 10 the following day. AS my
name Is not upon either of the tickets announced
spectfuny withdraw from the nomination.
October 10 1" JAMES g. HOLMES.
AS- ARSSRS. EDITORS :-PLEASE ANNOUNCE,
with many thanks to my friends of the Working Men,
thai am not Candidate for seat In the next Legisla
| ture. w T. ROBINsON
october 16 g.
a1- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Hon. VIM. AIKEN o candidate to represent the 80
Congressional District ct the next Session OF Con-
| gress. MANY FRIENDS.
| October IL ,-...
aS- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoUNoE THE
hon' WILLIAM wHALEY q Candidate to represent
the Second Congressional District composed
OF onArieston' colleton, Beaufort and Barnwell.
october12 ,,,, .,
U
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INDEPENDENT TICKET.
FOR Governor.
. a. - HoN. JAMES l.. OKR.
For htcutcnnnt-Governo
Hon. w. D. PORTER.
For State Senators.
HENRY BUST. HENRY D. LESESNE.
For Representatives..
r. S.. DURYEA. JAS. b. CAMPBELL.
f. J.. PoncHER. Il. G. BARKER.
8. LORD, Jr. r. S1EaLINa.
j. NJ. EAsoN., -.ra W.. GAYER.
w. e. MIKELL. ID. RIcHARDsoN.
ED. MAaRATH. BENZ. LUCAS.
8. G.. CoURTENAY. M. w. ST. AstAND.
JOHN A. WAaENEE. +. MELCHERs.
JOHN KENIFICK.
JOHN HANcKEL. p. J. CooaAN
October II 30 2*
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COPARTNERSHIPN NOTICE,
TTNHE FIRMS OF H. W. CONNER & co. AND w.
l. 81. x ], C. MARTIN ( Co. having been dissolved
the undersigned have formed coparnershp under the
name of CONNER WILSON, for the transaction of q
Banking and General Commission business.
H. ". CONNER,
Late Of H. W. CONNER & Co.
j. H. WILSON,
October IS Late of ". ~ * J. e. Martin 4 Go.
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a1- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Hon. VIM. AIKEN as candidate to represent the &c.
cond Congressional District ct the next Session OF
gress. MANY FRIENDS.
October IL -I- -.. .-.. -. y
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\ AF SOME DAYS AGO A FRIEND WAS AU-
THoRIzED to announce my name q candidate for the
Legislature 1t has just appeared in paper Of Tues
day and tho election 10 on the following day. AS my
name Is not upon either of the tickets announced
spectfully Withdraw from the nomination.
October 10 1n JAMES g. HOLMES.
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BD- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-CHARLESTON
DIsTRICT.-By GEORGE BUST. Esquire, Ordinary
Whereas. VIRGINIA. j. COHEN, of Charleston, evil
dow" made suit to me to grant her Letters OF Ad.
ministration of the Estate and Effects of ISAAC s.
COHEN, late of Charleston, Merchant: These are,
therefore. to cite and admonish oil and singular tho
kindred and creditors of the sad ISAAC S. COHEN
deceased, that they be and appear before me- the
Court Of Ordinary. to be held at Charleston ut No.
the oath day October 1866 after
publication hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon to
show cause if any they have why the said Adminstra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 10th day of October,
Ammo Domni 1865. GEORGE BUST
October IL W. Judge OF Probates.
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aE NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
interested, that LICENSES for Carts Drays Hacks
ragcs and omnibuses will BIO granted under City Ord-
nances application to the subscriber at the Hall of
the Hope Fire Engine Company, west end of Market
street.
These Licenses will take date from the 1st of October
and forco until the LIST of january, 1866. The price
will be oneourth of the rates for the year established
by the Ordinance ratified December %. 1855.
BY order OF Mayor MACBETH.
October 10 A. CAMPBELL, City Treasurer,
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na- ARSSRS DITORS:-PLEASE ANNOUNCE
with many thanks to my friends of the Working Men
thai am not Candidate for seat In the next Legisl
ture W. J. ROBINSON
October 16 8s