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TPpBLIc REsoLUrIoS-No. 66.1

[FPBLIc REsoLUTIoS-No. &C.
A RESOLUTION requesting the President to
appoint Day for National Humiliation and
Prayer.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States of America
in Congress assembled, That the President of
the United States be requested to appoint day
for humiliation and prayer by the people of the
United States that he request his constitu.
tional advisers at the head of the Executive
Departments to unite with him as the Chief
Magistrate of the nation, at the city of Wash
ington, and the members of Congress, and all
all civil, military, and naval off,
GERS, all soldiers, sailors, and marines, with
all loyal and law-abiding people, to convene
at their usual places of worship, or wherever
they may be, to confess and to repent Of their
manifold sins to implore the compassion and
forgiveness of the Almighty, that, if consis-
tent with His will, the existing rebellion may
be speedily suppressed, and the supremacy Of
the Constitution and laws of the United States
may be established throughout all the States !;
to implore Him, as the Supreme Ruler of the
world, not to destroy us as a people, nor suffer
us to he destroyed by the hostility or conni-
vance of other nations, or by obstinate adhe-
sion to our own counsels, which may be in
conflict with His eternal purposes, and to inn
plore Him 10 enlighten the mind of the nation
to know and do His will humbly believing
that it is in accordance with His will that our
place should be maintained as united people
among the family of nations to implore Him
to grant to our armed defenders and the mas
ses of the people that courage, power of resis-
lance, and endurance necessary to secure that
result to implore Him in His infinite good.
ness to soften the hearts, enlighten the minds,
and quicken the consciences of those in rebel
lion, that they may lay down their arms. and
speedily return to their allegiance to the Uni
ted States, that they may not be utterly de-
stroyed. that the effusion of blood may be
stayed, and that unity and fraternity may be
restored, and peace established throughout all
our borders.
Approved, July 2, 1864.
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A RESOLUTION regulating the Investmentof
the Naval Pension Fund.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
fssentatives OF the United States of America
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[PuBLIc REsoLurros--No. 1871

JOINT RESOLUTION explanatory of Joint
Resolution relative to Pay of Staff Officers
of the Lieutenant General
Be it resolved by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States of Amer
lea in Congress assembled. That the joint res.
olution relative to pay of staff officers of the
Lieutenant General, approved May twenty
eighteen hundred and sixty -four. shall be SO
construed rs 10 entitle all the staff officers on
the staff Of the Lieutenant General to receive
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Public REsoLUTIoN-No. So
A RESOLUTION for the Relief of the State
xNfN

OF w WISCONSIN,.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States Of America
in Congress asse mbled, That the Secretary
Of the Department of the Interior shall. in adj
iusting the amount due the State of Wiscon-
sin, under existing laws, rs five per centum of
the net proceeds of sales of the public lands
within her limits, estimate and charge against
her the value of the one hundred and twenty
five thousand four hundred and thirty -one and
eighty-two -hundredths acres of land
granted to the Territory of Wisconsin, to aid
in the construction of the Milwaukee and
Rock River Canal which have been sold by
said territory or said state, at one dollar and
twenty live cents per acre, and as much more
rs the territory and state received upon the
same upon the sales of any part thereof at a
higher price, and shall credit said state with
the amount that has been legally and proper
" applied by said state or territory towards
the cost of selling said land and towards the
construction of said canal. And the said sec
rotary shall also settle and allow to the Mil
vaukie Rock Canal Company such sums of
money as have been properly expended by
said company in the survey and location of
said canal, in the construction thereof, as far
the same has been constructed, together
with dams, locks. and sIack-watcr navigation,
and i'm the management and keeping the same
in repair and the same SHALL be paid to the
said canal company out OF any money In the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, not ex-
ceeiing in amount, however. the balance
charged against the State Of Wisconsin upon
the sales Of said canal lands, as above requir-
ed, after deducting the sum allowed said state
for money paid BY her out of the same fund.
The same to be received by said canal compa-
ny in full payment and satisfaction of all
claims OF said company against the State of
Wisconsin and of the United States on account
OF said canal land grant. or on account of any
a ton of the Territory or State of Wisconsin,
or Of the united States. in relation thereto.
Sec. . And be Il further rsolped, That the
Commissioner of the General Land Office be,
and he is hereby, appointed commissioner to
adjust the accounts herein provided for under
the supervision of the Secretury of the Interi-
or. and to determine what sum shall be charg-
ed to said State of Wisconsin for the lands
granted for the construction of said canal !:
and what sums shall be credited. respectively
to said State and said company for the moneys
expended by them in the construction of said
locks and canal as herein provided.
Approved, July /, 1864.
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[PuBLlc REsoLurioN--No.r 81. I


A RESOLUTION to authorize the acquisition
= of certain Land for the use of the Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatiyes Of the United States of America
in Congress assembled That the Secreta-
~ Of the Interior is hereby authorized to deed
TO John Perkins portion of the extreme south
! point or angle Of the farm of the Government
hospital for the insane, in exchange for two
acres of land, more or less. now owned and oc-
cupied by the said Perkins. and situated near
the middle of that side of the hospital farm
which fronts upon the public roads: Proridei,
That not more than three acres Is given for
one contained ia the last-desaibed piece Of
land belonging to the said Perkins And pro.
vidsd further. That the said Perkins is able to
give, and does give, to the United States a
good and sufficient title to the piece Of land
now owned and occupied by him. p
(Sec. 2 .And Be further resolved, Thai
the Secretary Of the Interior is further author
lied to defray the expense Of moving til.
dwelling house on the present Perkins tract II
the tract exchanged for it. and of digging anS
walling well, ont of any appropriation al
ready made, or that may be made, for inclos
ing the grounds of the hospital.
Approved, July !, 1854.
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[PUBLIc REsoLurIoN-No. 76.l


JOINT RESOLUTION for the Relief of the
Sufferers by a late Accident at the u. 8. Ar
senal. in Washington, ID. G.
Whereas nearly thirty persons. mostly fe.
males. were terribly injured. nineteen of them
fatally. by an explosion in the cartridge facto-
ry at the United States arsenal in Washington,
d. c., on the seventeenth day of June, eigh.
teen hundred and sixty-four and whereas all
of the wounded are poor, and dependent upon
daily labor for bread. who by this calamity
have been deprived of the power to earn their
living, and are without the means to procure
the care and comforts necessary to their reoov-
cry: Therefore,
Be it resolved by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of Amer
lea In Congress assembled, That the sum Of
two thousand dollars be, and the same is here
by, appropriated out Of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the
| relief of the victims of such explosion. said
money to be distributed under the direction Of
Major Benton. commanding at said arsenal
and in such manner as shall most conduce To
the comfort and relief of said sufferers, accord
ing to their necessities respectively, and tina,
he report to this House.
Approved, July 4, 1854.
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ITUBLiC HESULUTiuN-NU 10.
A RESOLUTION TO increase the Compensa-
ton of Matrons in the Hospitals.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives Of the United States of America
in Congress assembled. That from and after
the first day of July, eighteen hundred and
sixty -four. hospital matrons shall be entitled
to, and shall receive, ten dollars per month
and one ration.
Approved, July 4, 1864.
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IPupI,c REsoLUrlos-No. GO. j

TtbLlC hkSOLtIlON w q
A RESOLUTION explanatory of the Tenth
Section of IAN Act to reduce the Expenses
of the Survey and Sale of the Public Lands
in the United States, approved May 80,
1862
Resolved By Che Senate and House Of Repre-
snstatipes Of the United States Of America in Con-
gyss assembled, That the tenth section of an
oct entitled An act to reduce the expenses of
the survey and sale Of the public lands in the
United States" approved the thirtieth day of
May. eighteen hundred and sixty-two provi-
ding for the deposit of money In a proper Uni
ted States depository to pay for the survey of
public lands. shall be construed to be an ap-
preparation of the sums SO deposited for the
objects contemplated in the said tenth section,
and the Secretary of the Treasury is authoriz-
ed to cause the sums deposited under the said
section to be placed to the credit of the proper
appropriations for the surveying service Pro-
vided, That any excuses In the sums so de-
posted. over and above the actual cost of the
surveys, comprising all expenses incident there
to, for which they were severally deposited,
shall be repaid TO the depositors respectively.
Approved, July 1, 1854.
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than have Fallen TO the lot Of many men in
that DISASTROUS controversy.
Coy. MANNING is distinguished for his
abilities, his engaging manners, and the num-
tor and zeal oi his personal friends. Entering
Congress with a record less Objectionable than
that of other mcn Of equal prominence, it is to
be presumed he will be received with favor
and respect, and will exert an influence, as
saving as may be, upon the fortunes Of his
| State
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THE ELECTION FOR SENATOR to fill the
short term, which has been pending for seye-
ral days in the Legislature, has terminated in
favor Of Ex-Gov. JOHN L. MANNING. This
result, of course, is neither unexpected or un-
pleasant. Gov. MANNING, for many years,
has been prominently before the public and,
to great degree, has engaged tho confidence
and kindness of our people.
Graduating in the South Carolina College
in the fall of 1887, with reputation for
talents and attainments, and in the class with
Ex-senator WIaFALL, of Texas, he soon after
married Miss HAMPTON, an aunt of Gen. WADE
HAMPTON, and lady Of great wealth and &C.
complishment. He soon became charged
with a large planting interest on the Missis-
sippi, which for some time engrossed his
attention, but which he managed with great
skill and success, and soon became one of the
largest landed and slave proprietors in the
South.
Still interested, however, in the fortunes of
his native State, where he retained his resi-
dence, he was sent to the State Senate from
Sumter District, which, retaining until the
fall Of 1852, he was then elected Governor.
Since that time he has not held any political
post Of much distinction. The Office Of Co.
vernon in this State has come to. be regarded
as the one on which men long distinguished
in professional pursuits gracefully retire from
public life; and Gov. MANNING, though not
distinguished In any profession, and still
young, was forced to comply with this condi-
ton; but though unemployed politically, he
was not inactive; he kept pace with the cur
rent of events, took interest and Office in insti-
tutions and enterprises, and delegate to the
Convention at Chicago which nominated Mr..
BUCHANAN to the Presidency, he closed his
career as member Of the Convention which,
on the memorable Goth December, 1860,
adopted the Ordinance of Secession.
In this movement, it is to be assumed, his
sympathies were not heartily enlisted. He
had been member Of the old Cooperation
party of 1850, and then, and at all times, was
regarded as more attached to the Union than
were most men of equal distinction in the
State; but, accepting secession, either from q
conviction of its propriety or necessity, he
concurred in the action of his State, voted for
the Ordinance of Secession, and sealed his
concurrence in the act with heavier sacrifices
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

FAHTNEHSHIF NOTICE..
HtHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ENTERED INTO CO.
II PhRTNEkSH1P at Georgetown, s. c., under tho
name Of WILSON 4 FRASER, as BROKERS, AUCTION
EERS AND COLLECTION AGENTS.
They will attend to the Purchase and Sale of Real Es
tate Produce and Merchandise to the prosecution and
collection Of Cais against individuals the Govern
ment, end generally to all matters appertanng to Bro
horagc, Collection and Commission business.
BENZ. q. WILSON,
Attorney at Law.
r. E. FRASER,
Cashier Bank of Georgetown.
REFERENCES.
Hon. c. u. FunMAN, President Bank State 8. c.,
Charleston, H. @.
Col. D. L. MCKAY, President Peoples Bank Charles
ton, 6. @.
JOHN CHEBsBoRoUeH, Esq, Charleston, s. c.
Hon. ". ID. PORTER 1t Gov., Charleston, 8. c.
Hon. II. D. LEsEsNE, Charleston. s. G.
JAMES 3; cAMrBELI. ESQ.,, Charleston, S. c.
Col. E. W. CHARLES, Darlington, s. C.
Maj. B. D. TOWNSEND, Bennettsyine, 8. c.
November tbetrc
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gEs The Rclutivos, Friends ana .cquaint-
anccs Of the Hon. Henry BUST and y. y. I.GEAEAu
and Of their respective families, invited to attend the
Funeral Services Of tho infant son, DUNCAN INuRA-
HAM, Of the former, vt Grace Church. at Ono o'clock T.
~, IhiS Ddy \ Noycmbcr4
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The Votc for Governor.

For many days past we have endeavored to pro-
cure the returnsfor the late gubernatorial election
but have not received any thing satisfactory on
the subject. Wo take from tho Columbia Paanir,
OF the 1st, the following return which shows that
MIR. ORR is elected probably by majority Of 500
yofae
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aD"MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, AN ESSAY OF
WARNING AND INSTRUCTION FOR YOUNG MEN,
just published by the Howard Association, and sent in
scaled letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
DR.. ]. SKILLIN HOUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
November 3mo
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E1" REV. CALVIN STEBDlNS Will. PREACH
at the Unitarian Church. Archdals street
Mor's:ny-scrviccs commencing at 1880
Noycmbcr4
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Ea,- The Friends OF tho late Mr.. Rcntamin
n lADLEY arc invited To attend his Funeral Mt No -
Mcctingstrect, This Morning. nj Seven o'clock, withou.
icrtncr invitation. November
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
TVNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
Il themselves In Copartncrshtp, under the name of
SIMONS FORD, for the transaetion of an INsuR-
ANCE BROKERAGE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
BUSINESS. They will Sell purchase Rico and all
kinds OF Produce; Stocks Bonds and other Securities
Real Estate and Personal Property of every description
and give particular attention to the Leasing of Houses
and Lands. Office for the present No. % street
T. GRANGE SIMONS.
November thstu5 ], DRAYT0N FORD
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tricts of Clarendon, York, Horny, Spartanburg
Laurens, Marlboro, Chesterfield and Georgetown,
is estimated tby gentlemen from the several dis
tricts) to be 2,l00; making his entire vote 1000.
The aggregate majority for Gen. Hampton, in
the Districts Of Union, Orangcburg, A6bevillo
Mar on and Lancaster, is estimated to he 1,100,
making his entire vote 7,176.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

so" ATTEN TIONl CITY POLICE.-YOU
hereby notified that am prepared to pay off for
services rendered the City during the month of Febr
ary last The Lower Wards Police will be attended to
at City Hall, This Day, from halfpsst 10 A. NJ. to
O'Clock p NJ. and that Of the Upper Wards from to
O'Clock, i. M. c. \. SIGWALD,
November Chief CITY Police
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aJ- TO THE 1SRAEIITES OF CHARLESTON.
The members of tho Congregation Shcarit Israel" Of
this city requested to attend meeting at the He
brew Orphan Society Hall, Sunday the 9th instant at
hal-past 10 o'clock. Business Of great importance will
be brought before tho meeting.
CO All sracltcs in the city respectfully invited
attend. JACOB COHEN
November Vice -Presidept
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ng MEDICAL CARD.-DR. F. LEJAU PAR
KER-Olce, No. 10 Brosd-strcet Residence for tho
present, corner Of Logan and Trndd streets
Noyemberd 1mns
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COPARTNERsHIP !

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
@ T. ROBINSON, OF THE LATE FIRM OF CALD-
3e WELL ROBINSON, and his Son, JOHN ROB
1NSON have formed Copartnership under tho style
OF I. ROBINSON SON. for the purpose Of conduct
ng the FACT0RAeE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
BUSINESS. Office mt the Northeast corner of EAST
70 thstu6s
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1B-NOTtCE.-THE BALL THAT WAS TO BE
given on Thursday I'd inst, at No. 11s Markctstreet
postponed till Tuesday, 7th. ~ November
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PARTNERSHIP.

COPARTNERSHQP NOTICE.
fHtHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIhT-
Il ED with them L. J. MYERS and will continue
their business under the same name.
A. TOBIAS SONS.
Charleston g. G., November !, 1866.
November
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MISS nIURDEN's SCHOOL FOR

MISS RURDEN'S SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES.
West end Of Cnlloun-street,
rHtHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL. WILL CON-
i mence ID. W on MONDAY, 9th inst.
Noyemoer2 thBtu6
REV. u. X. LAFAR'S SEMINARY.
TENBIS SEMINARY WILL RESUME ITS DUTIES ON
Il MONDAY 6th November, at the northwest corner
OF Calhoun and Ruedgestreets Course Of struction
all tho branches of an English and Classical education
November 2 thsmS+ d Y JAFAR
CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR YOUNG: LADIES.
Hs HEp' De, LORD PROPOSES TO OPEN CLAS-
l. SICAL SCHOOL, for limited number Of young
ladies' In the Lecture Room Of st. PauI's Church. Rad
chheooro, on tho first Monday of November aexk-
French md German without additional charge.
Dr. LORD begs leave to refer to tho Rt. Rev. T, F.
DaRis, the Rev Or. G. Haneke, the Hon. VIM. Aiken,
and c. R. Brewster, ESQ. October 9s
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

MYTH THE VIEW TO ENLARGE Ny BUSIEESS
w 30 as to meet the great demand of both city and
country trade, have this day associated with ME in
business Mr. CHARLES WEBB and Mr.. iHARRY c..
WALKER: The firm will be known hereafter as STOIT,
WEBB Co Returning my sincere thanks to the pub
lie for the Hbera3 patronage bestowed upon me- res.
pectuy solicit continuance of the for the new
firm. H q STOTT
November !, 1906.
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A GENTLEMAN OF SOME EXPERIENCES,
as Teacher win give private lessons in LATIN,
FRENCH SPANISH and MATHEMATICS. For terms,
&c, apply at the Bookstore Of Mr. John Russell No.
2oo hlng-Btrect October IT
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TWO FURNISHED BEDROOMS WANT
Il cd, with hoard for family OF four persons Ad-
urrsS a ID g. tnls oflce November
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A CARD.
OUR OBJECT IS TO LARGELY INCREASE OUR
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STOCK of all classes
OF desirable Goods, such will offer great Inducements
to our country and city buyers aud the Merchants
generally Also to give Planters trade the advantage
of Wholesale Prices all Goods bought by the piece
We will also offer City trade the liberal deduc-
ton on all Goods bought by tho piece
With strict attention to our business and Honesty
and Industry motto, do earnestly solicit and
hope to merit liberal portion the trade given to the
old house of W. G. BANCROFT 4 Co.
Respectfully STOLL WEBB CO..
TAT the Old Stand of W. G. Bancroft Col
Fl. c. STOLL, Charleston.
CHARLES WEBB Charleston
HENRY c. WALKER Charleston.
Novembcr2 thstl1mo