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A MUsING AND INSTRUCTIVE.
sEAToN HALL,
Corner Of Ninth and d Streets.

Corner Of Ninth and d Streets.
ON TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH Tn,
MONS. DuBoIS
HUMOROUS FRENCBMAN,
Will deliver IN ES0LISH, his popular And
amusing LECTURE.
SUBJECT:
FRENCH BLUNOERs.
ENGLISH BLUSDRRs.
AMERICAN BLUNDERs
Nh" Wherever PTO'. DuBoIs may pro
poae % dslIyeT HE lecture, have no d. ubI u
will BE- received BY his auditors, ~ 10 was Ic-
seIysd here with great saiiLtaetion. -
EK.GOV. joan II. CLIFFORD.
Tickets, 80 cents ReseTV' d sOHts, 81.
DouTS Cpsl At leon msEcs At O'Clock
MhS-lt,
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ALBANY, M'reh S.-Ths bill to establish
pAld IRE department In New York city hA
been pASSI BY the State Senate.
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HoWlInEs Of the Rebel Press Against
tho Rebel COnGFeas

We clip the following choice extract
from an editorial article in the Richmond
Sentinel OF the Sd inst,i
The chiefs who are called to lead, arc
dlSregsTded, II not dlshonOred. Gen. Lee
was called TO command our armies BY ac-
clamations In which Congress ledi but
Gen. LEA's counselS arc neglected or sol
at naught.
His earnest petltion for leave 10 reorgan-
Ire his armies, was disregArded until the
season OF reorganization was ended, and
the time OF hghting was come Ills appll-
cation for colored troops, long delayed, has
been hung mp In the Senate. Mr.. TRES-
holm, who In like manner came 10 the
management OF our fluaucial affairs amid
the Fluctuations and with the confidence Of
Congress and the country, has, In Ike man
ner, seen his couBsels neglected, aud crude
or impossible schemes proposed for him TO
execute.
Whether In war or in finance, Congress
treats with practical contempt the Orln-
Ions and cOunsels OF the chiefs whom II
especially honOrs, and while rejoicing in
their skill aBd knowledge, battles, checks
aud disappoints them, and even when
most favorable, distrusses them with per-
nlclouB delays. This 10 surely most lDJu-
riouS, unwise, and unaccOuntAble.
We do not ace bnt that the people must
come forward literally with their Volunteer
seTVicss. We do not see but that the TreAs-
ury must lcok largely TO that spontaneous
help OF the readiness to render which there
have been many generous signs, and which
the Secretary OF the Treasury, as will be
seen by this days paper, 10 ready and Dc
Sirous to accept.
IL will not do for rs TO lose our cause
for want OF means. Many citizens ART
generously giving their provisions TO feed
tho todleTs. Let others come forward
with their money 70 pay them, while Ih'
ConKrussmen finish their speeches
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EFNattsnal lBauguEation Ball.
The fOllUwiok. named peTsons viii constitute
the committee to receive ths President, men,
hers Of the cabinet, and Foreign Ministers at
the bAIl:
OF THE pENATE.
Hon. M. y. wilkinson,
Hon. WIN. spfssue,
Hon Henry Line.
oFIuE HouBE or FEPSEp.s TATIvEA.
Hon. AUGUSTUS Frank,
Hn John A. X NSsOn,
hon. James X Moorhead.
~ THE SRMy.
MsiOF General Z q. AuguF,
MAJOR GeuefA Al W. 8. Hancock.
OF THE NAVY.
Rear Admiral L. bi. Goldsborough,
Commodore Henry A Wise.
The reception Will take place ct the Seventh
street entrance to the Patent once.
Dy order OF the Hupsr 0isOry enmmittes.
nhIu d. d. FRkNCH, Chairman.
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THE COPARTNERsHIP HERE
toiGFe sGitting uudeT the am cf - ok
LAYk SAM 5 has this day been q %, lved ~
mutual consent, Mr, sandn retiring rDm ~. ~.
hTm. @. W. sCOLLAH viii continue w !.
sioas anthoIiIed TO collect the OutStApdlns
A'eoSA" Jus W" GIUkGE W. scoLLAY,
FRANK 7. SANDS
February II, IssS. mAS"
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II Calvary baptist Church meets
every sabbath in the Old Trinity Church, on
Fitth street, between y and Louisiana ave-
nue.. Service At II A. M. and ~ p. NJ. seAh
free. Rev. Z. n. HON lett, pastor. lAnl6-u
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~ New York state soIhisrS Agency
reno we'd tn NO. asa y street, be ween Twelfth
and Thirteebth streets. AL Information OF
interest OF value 90 the soldiers OF New York
or their friSnda. turBished graiuitousiy upOn
spplIe alton at ths.r new rooms, either IN pet.
sou Or by letter. No asa street, botNsen
Twelfth snd ThiIteenth streets
mI.SAtnthtf
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the new FOUNDRY METHODIST PisCG
PAL CHURCH, corner Of G And FouTteenth
streets 10 row open. The audience room has
been beau ifuI y u CsorSted and arTNpgef with
There will b, select instrumental and vocal
music each evening.
srest vAreiy Of Interesting attractions
can betGpFeted, Including short off-haad Ad-
drcs 81 IRON prominent men, visits from the
Kugh's TsnPlAt and Glee CiubS Of our eiTy.
Ieb22-l
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u Third ward Mutual Exemption n
AsSOCI TON "a called meeting Of this
.ssooiAtinn viii be held At Temperance
HAl THIS (MuNDAY) EVENING, March
8, ISsS, AK O'Clock. EvtTy m, mher of the
Association 10 earnestly requested 20 attend,
- buSinsss Of impOrtA oe will come before the
AFBnciati0n. All ASSssa Nsn'G In arrears must
be pail. J. n. BARTLETT, President
X. h. PREToT, Secretary. mhs.Its
rO-NOtIe The Rev CBaTl . n,
Ray, Bf New York, will dsIVsT . lecture 10
the Uninn Bethel Church, In n street, between
Fifteenth and SiHteenth Gtrer's, on TO-MOR.
w (TUEADAED kNkNING, 7th Inst At
3 o'clock. subjeot--"rho Question for the
Hour." Proceeds fer tho bensns Of the VIII
leIioTos Institute. M sit'
II Grand ConipIImo Hall to
the Drafted MethopoiI an Police OF the Second
Ward. To be Eiven ut the metropolitan uAll.
on st'tet, near Eleventh, on WE'D EsDAY
EVENING, March 8, 1865. A oorGiAl invita-.
ton is exceeded 10 tn citizens and their
families. No ladies' Invitations have btel
iSsuId Tickets 81, cd nittrg . Esat emAn
and ladies, BY order Of Com nittss o.. Ar
rAngemtnts. J. W. FRA KILN,
A. II. NOSa,
mh6l' H. SIMOHD.
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", DEATH OF COMMODORE VIM. F. LYNCH. .-Commo-
doro VIM f. LYNon, formerly of the United States
Navy, but more recently in the service of the Con-
1ederate States died ut his residence in Baltimore,
on the 18th instant, in the of his
age Commodore LYNCH was born in Norfolk,
Virginia, hut was for many years "a resident of
Maryland. In 1919 he entered the United States
service as Midshipman, was commissioned Lieu
tenant in 1928, was appointed Commander in 1s49,
and received his Captains commission in 1856. He
1s best known to the general public by his success
tul exploration of the course of the River Jordan
and the shores of the Dead Sea, which ho per-
formed in the spring of 1s4s, undor tho sanction
OF the Government His interesting narrative OF
this famous expedition has passed through seven
editions, the last of which was published in 1852.
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~ NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERs.
q TSe soowine Or ornsnee published for the ssia n
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CITY CHARLESTON.
onpMANcE TO AMEND THE ORDINANCES OF TIE CITY
10 orn9s 81 Masr as m
CITY Council assembled That all licenses heretofore is
s s Gg oh
ber next and from and after the ratification of this Or
deEs
ters for certificates to take effect from tho day above
Rna aS as
due Master or Auchoneer aha enter into bond with two
o to S1 city
Treasurer quarterly return OF his sales and to pay
ns make mai such pay ser
felt his certificate, and become Liable to suit forthwith
H1 an s % s
shall have been compiled with.
suffer- permit any transient pereon to sell goods un
a his any Pase store wharf Or
immediate superintendent Of himself or one OF h1s
Clerks and all auoh Sales by or for transient persons
IN tine Ga bhe 10 n
per cent whether such sale at auction or private
iRa hnndrea ao n'
sno s. Hereafter The duty or taI on saeT at auction
Soars oneeh Of cent on ali
sales over Ave thousand and under twenty thousand dol
sns a On M o
, shall be paid upon all "dupllcates" at any public
sHc. L. Whenever any AueHoneer or Yendue Master
ahal duly made ha return and paid his tax, the
Treasuter saised Of the suoiency of the sureties
upon the bond shall be- and he Is hereby horzed to
the certificate for year. and In Of renewal
the bond shall continue to be Of force against the pnc
pal and suredes; bat II the Treasurer be not satsfed
then application must be made to Council in which case
new bond shall be executed. And any Auctfoneer or
Yenduo Master shall fail neglect to apply for and ob,
required BY Law, within one month from the expiration
Of the year, his nAme Rha be erased from the ron OF
penalties Of the law, unless upon new application made
sf1 a. tef dollars for the bond and certificate
be paid TO the Treasurer for the nae Of eity and
o fee Of Ave dollars In each case Of renewal f;i 81.
oesobsE2G ?, = " d. e9TTH, CloFh Of Council
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,,r,n THE cnArLErzos DAILY Newell

iir,n THE cHARI.EF-oN DAILY NEWS.
To tho Voters - cChsrIoston, Colioton, Boau-
fort and Bnrntveif DistJ fcts-Second Com
grcSsionnl District OF South aroIinn.
FEIIow-CIrIzEss: As learn that many of you
template voting for your next Representative In
tho United States Congress- think 1t right that should
brehy express to views and sentiments respect
ing tho pre1ent condition and policy of section.
Ny private interests greatly demand my PRESENCE at
homo. and my personal inclinntionB would induce
to reman here for all tmo to come; but feo under
many obligations to disregard these influences for
tme longer to remain In tho public service, should
ogrec with mo in my views Of true and just po
Icy. and think the proper person and represent
these views in tho Federal Congress- Nearly twenty
years experience in active political f and tho general
correctness of my vcws tested by tho touchstono
timo during that period, inspire with confidence in
my Judgment now! :. y t. +
It 10 clear to my mind that our necessity at proson
compels to choose botweon two OWLS Tho South as
q conquered country, must and will bo ruled either by
tho Northern mssscs speaking acting through their
brawling unprincped domagogues, by tho Executive
head of tho United States Government prefer the
to- without hesitation Better, far to BIO ruled by any
ono maA than by nation Of fanatics President JOHN
BON is ovon nerposing the weight Of his influence
to shield from the horrors Of negro suffrage
gro equality which tho Black Republicans ruthlcssy
and mady endeayorng to thrust upon In tho name
stand byhim and support his Administration. If tho
South, as unit, will corporate with the Democratic
party Of tho North in support Of the Executive may
yet hold tho balance OF power to such extent may
enable to secure such terms and such legislation laid
ed by tho Executive veto) enable the South to
oxst civilized people No other policy, my coun.
trymen. can leave the shadow of hope
From what I have said you will readily understand
that think the true policy OF the South for the future
is precisely the reverse Of all that heretofore
the OF Southern political principles and Southern
policy. Our condition being entirely reversed, po
oy must be reversed also. The North has consolidated
tho United States Government extent that
our subjugation. 1t is possibly within pow to
consolidate It still further, and to extent thnt shall
ere long onablo wise and vigorous Executive to rule
over all sections Of the Union with
handed justice. Yerbam sat sapicnt>s S''''
am, respectfully,
Your feIow-ctzen,
-; q ..E-g - t.'.r {: LEWIS NJ. AVER
a1-T The Charleston Courier and Hilton Head New
South will please give this card place In their columns
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R1- The Friends of Mrs. c. Il. Wright, OF
Mr.. W. P. DEvEAux, and of Mr. and Mrs. j. G. JOEL
RIcH invited to attend the Funeral of their Mother
Mrs M DEvEAux at her late residence, No. King
street, at Three O'Clock This afternoon. ,-. -,
October 90 '... ........ s.y
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On the second day Of the trial Of EMERSON ErE-
been parnitted to plead his own case read n pIea
ahenylng h the juriadicton Of the commission which
fe Iea ooufS oo oysrruled, upon which ETnER1DaE
not guilty to the charges and speciacations ex.
ffept tha sse9pd specification ana second Charge
To-; 10 wnicn ne plead guilty, and the Court allowed
extract was made. This letter is Known a. tb tbe
Dresden letter" dated june 2S," in which hi, he
made thv declaration that Tennessee had 40 law
put force, and no semblance 10 civil government.
State or Federal, but an usurpation enforced Sby
the bayonets Of negroes. After some evidence for
the prosecution, the accused presented the Court
facts in the first charge, NAMELY, the encourage
men ment oisEssistancejto the sat9Sesn pi4 tie
Il LiWG.Gs4E. - - az .r
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CITY TAXES.
AT THE HALL OF THE HOPE F. E. COMPANY.

OFFICE CITY ASSESSOR,
AT THE HALL OF THE HOPE F. E. COMPANY, !
..., .r' WEST END MAnKETsrREET
FVNHE CITY ASSESSOR HEREBY NOTIFIES ALL.
l. persons concerned that his Office will be opened,
This Day. the 23d instant and continue open every day
tSundays exceped from the hours Of pa. NJ. to p NJ,
until the first day Of November next at o'clock p NJ,
for the purpose Of receiving TAX RETURNS in pursu-
ance to An Ordinance to raise supplies for the imme
diate use Of the City, ratified In City Council tho goth
day Of October, 1855. d. c. GIBSON,
october as 8 City Assessor.
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COPARTNERsHIP,

COPARTNERSHIP.
VNJE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE FORMED A CO.
w PARTNERSHIP for the transaction of GENE
NAb COMMISSION BUSINESS In tho City OF New
York, under the firm of J. d. BROWER & CO., and
prepared to afford fair facilities on consignments
JOHN H. BROWER.
WILLIAM II. SELLERS
BENJAMIN B. BLYDENBURGH.
New York, October 2, 1866. 3nos October
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,yuREDITORs, NOTICE.

ID "A. BELL AND BENJAMIN, F. KING. LATE CO..
Its PARTNERS as R, A. BELL & co. ,;tf' the Dry
Goods Grocery and sdtlcrs Goods b1Biness In George
town. South Caroline having eteouted to assign.
dit and effects IN trust for ereditors erms
and net forth In the deed Of assignment the
meet on Tuesda s1st instant at the store Of gAHI C.
G3I dofnsr q Lodge Alloy and East Baystfeet I'D the
City Of Charleston, for the purpose Of appointing an
Agent TO oct with hn Assgnee In taxing charge
Sftfnan Of the Estats ana 9Ye e e Of into
October 246f M GaT4l1 ,eA .1tt os = IT or o., o.,
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go NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, AT
the next Session of tho Legislature, application will be
made for renewal and extension of the Charter the
MOUNT PLEASANT FERRY COMPANY.
October 25 '.- .-s..- va 80.
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30. WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
theiHon. WILLIAM wHAIiEY 40 Candidate to repre-
sent the Second Congressional District In Congress.
October IL 1874 ..-l,Eg
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80 MESSRs. EDITORS: YOU ARE AUTHOR
lied to announce Colonel PETER c. GAILLARD as
Candidate for Mayor. He Will serve If elected. LIZ
October 13 ..- 49,. ., p ..-.r.sr.l's
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So MISS CARRIE c. LESTER is IN THE
CITY, stopping at the Merchants Hotel acting the capn
city as Agent and otherwise connected with the NEW
YORK DAILY NEWS solicts subscribers. Can be
seen from 10 A. NJ. until 10 P. NJ. ' October "a
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30 SSRS. EDITORS :-PLRASE AN
nounce the Hon. JOHN scHN1ERLE rs q Candidate for
Mayor, and oblige ,-,, =, MANY OLD CITIZENS.
october21 & ; ! ~. ! IL. 1o.I.
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MARRIED.

In Marbichead. Mass, October 4th, by Rev. Mr.
ALLEN Capt N. g. PARKER, Of the SD u. 8. @. t. to
Miss NJ. A., daughter of the late ANDREW LAcKEY Eaq
of Marblehead : -
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aB-NoTTCE: THE NEXT SESSION OF
the Lqgslnture application viii be made to incorporate
CITY RAILROAD in the City of Charleston.
/. October - -. ~. - ,rfpaa
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as-NoT4CE. AT THE PRESENT. SESSION
of applicatie. viii benade to ineot
porate THE oHARJ4EeioN HOOK AND LADDER
COMPANY N" i of the City of Charleston, :,
OctfHer OK ,N'-- - ".''-H ~' -~' q
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CITY TAXES.

CITY TAXES.
PY REQUEST OF THE MAYOR, AND FOR THE
ID accommodation Of Tax Payers the offices of tho
Assessor and Of the City Treasurer will be kept open
from "A. NJ to p, NJ, and 81 to O'Clock ?. NJ, of
each. day Sundays exceptedh but will positively be
closed for the receipt of Taxes the first day of Novem
Der next at o'clock p NJ, and will not be reopened
until after the City Election.
A. CAMPBELL, City Treasurer.
October 25 d. G. GIBSON, Assessor.
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THE 1JNDERsIaNED

rs PREPARED TO FURNISH DEsIaNsH HspECIFI.
AMR 3sTA f Buildings
TINT may be desired Orders from any pertlo{ the In
TED Atatea Si nrqoaiyspEnnays aitenaonI @fH
chhfaes 'hoA I'm WALTER g. WEST, AfShffeecctt' o
ILr0 Corner ath and Broad: streets, Richpoad, ,Yp
4 ssptembes !k,Hoe y ET2Ieauaoa tsSmaf
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dS.sPiEd1AL NOTICE. .--"GREAT OAKS FROM
little acorhs grow The worst diseases known to the
human race spring from causes small as to almost
defy detection Tho volumes Of scientific lore that al
the tables and shevea Of the medical fraternity only 90
to prove and elaborate these facts
Then guard yourselves wh,le son may Tho smallest
pimpe the akin is eltale and indicator of disease
It may fade and die away from the surface of the body
but 1t WIN reach the vtas perhaps at last and death
'he the result and final close. MAddIEL'B BILIOUS,
DYsPEPT1o and DIARRHEA PILLS, cure whore all
others fail While for Burns scalds Chilblains Outs,
apd all abrasions of the sIin MAaGITL's sa1v5 is In
falibla Bold by y. lMAdaIEL No 43 Fulton-street,
New York. and all Druggists, at 2S cents per box.
Q. September as No.. Tyr, q
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INSURANCE AGENCY,

DALTIC. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW
ID York, COMMONWEALTH FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY Of New York Tho above irst-cass Com
panics take risks against Fire Cotton, Stocks of
Goods, Buildings, Furniture, Shipping in port &c,
most reasonable rates. Losecs promptly adjusted
and paid. j. DRAYTON FORD Agent
September IA tiRtu13* No. 90 Hasel-street.
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HB-, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN no, ALL
intereste that LICENSES for Carts brays Hacks, Csr
rages and omnibuses will bo granted under City ordi
nances, application to tho subscriber at the Hall of
street.
These Licenses will take from the lat Of OCTOBER
and bean orte until tho 1st of January 1866 The price
will be oneourth of the rates for the year established
by the Ordinance ratified December 20, 1856 q. -
By ordor of Mayor MACBETH ST. ~ 'h.'
October 16 A. CAMPBELL City Treasurer. p ,
Z: as~ BATcHELoR's ORIGINAL HAIR bYEl-THE
and best in the world The only and perfect HAIR
DYE Harmless Reliable and instantaneous. Prodpcea
immediately "a splendid Blackor natural Rrown With,
out inarins The hair or sin Remedies the i'll effects
bad dyes. Sold by oil Druggists The genuine is signed
WfILIAM;A. BATcHELoR, Also 4; i tf'I
REGENHRATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURs,
For restoring and Beautifying the Hair
CHARLES 'BATCHELoR, New York.
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Your fellow-citizI

Egt;G gE-g e.. -.'.l ". LEWIS NJ. AVER
or The Charleston Courier and Hilton Head New
South will please give this card place In their columns
and forward accounts to this ofRce.
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OBITUARY,

.
DIED at Pendlcton, s. c. on Thursday night, October
19thi CAROLINE, wife of WAf HAsTIE, of this city
and daughter of tho late JNo. FRANKLIN of Flat Rock
Long Island, aged 81 years and days. ~
DIED, at orangeburg s. c., on the 9th inst, SUSAN
WASHINGTON, daughter of tho late W. NJ. 'ALpERGor-
TIE, OF Charleston aged IL months, az days.
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LATE mexican news makes it appear that matters
continue to grow worse and worse for the Empire,
Inc Republicans increasing in activity and bold
ness, and have defeated the imperial troops in n
numper OF recent engagements. Republican de-
tachmehts swarm all over the country and one of
them has appeared within only thirty-six miles of
the capital. In the State Of Vera Crnz they defy
all efforts for their expulsion, and make frequent
fofays. In one of the towns of this State thew
nave established q newspaper organ. In the State
OF oajnca tho imperial journals admit that their
operations have assumed grave proportions, while
IN Zacateeas and Jasco they are sweeping all
before them. The United States Consul in t,,a
city OF Mexico had beeu refused admittenre to the
imperial palace, he being informed that he wns
unknown there. 1t is said that the rebel officers
1rom this country Row in Mexico have refused to
comply WIKI request OF MAxrnLIANs Secretary
OF War that they should join his army, adding that
hereafter they could fight under no flag but that
Of the United States. The Emperor, Empress and
the coyHt were TO start ,on tour to Yucatan, on
thehthin inst..rH .El' ~. ~ -. ...;i3 ,..-a.
tHEI Hon. a. BURT, of Abbeville District, has
Declined to be candidate for the Legislature, but
IN note to the eAbbeville Press says that Judge
WARDIAw and himself have been appointed by
Gov. PERRY to construct code for the protection
and government of the colored population of the
State The following is an extract from his card
But have1s proud and grateful memory of
1ayor and consideration bestowed upon me BY the
people In former fdays-and, / may well say, in
better and brighter dsyB-and will illustrnte nv
estimate of the duty owe them, by devoting my
tho Time ana energies %, to framing code Of laws
government Of tho eoioftd pOp&lation; and to con- a
strnctmg system. Of labor upon the ruins and
ruptly and rudely ,Hyyet ayvav- Tha roraot Jynr.,
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,ITif6p.iai ftSiFL,I ~ @'i&lIH ~ :! &C. {
,. "a br, ~ q, trs,tifg rl a:yiToT eiotde "
s'tY' - ,sJo'S0 NJ ..'hr titta .tTTdrS Taq
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COPhRTNERsHIP NOTICE,

- CUPhRTNI1RSHIF NOTlCEi.
O T. ROBINSON, OF THE LATE FIRM OF: :CALD-
Ss WELL ROBINSON, and his Son, JOHN ROB
INSON, have formed Copartnership, under tho style
OF s. T. ROBINSON SON. for tho purpose OF conduct
ing the FACTORAGE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
BUSINESS. Office Mt tho Northeast corner Of EAST
BAY AND ACCOMMODATION WHARF CUP STAIRS).
October 2G thstu6*
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-26

ID RI K7YAR ID TO RENTT-ANY ONE
ID Wishing to hire portion Of the Moreland's Wharf
as a landing for Brick, will please apply to. =
.alI.r-. - r JAMES CUMMINGS T.
October 25 ~ Wood-yard, Moroland's Wharf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-26

GTRAYED INT) BY PREMISE ON
~ Satllrday last COW, which the ownorta have by
proving property and paying expenses. Apply to WIN.
ROLLINS, Sancoucisteet 81 October %