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NuvGmber2l

sE NOTICE,-HOLpERS OF THE SECOND
MORTGAGE AND INCOME BONDS OF the Whining
ton and Manchester Railroad. requested 10 send TO
Mr.. D. T.. MCKAY, Peoples Bank Charleston, list Of
the Numbers by which such Bon Is are registered, also
postoficc address Of Slid Bond holders that con!mi
nicatlons may be forwarded 20 them in which they arc
Interested. o. q. PARSLEY,
November 20 O. President ". and ". T. II.
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I'HE UNDERSIGNED

THE UNDERSIGNED
TS PREPARED TO FURNISH DESIGNS, SPECIF.-
i CATIONS AND DETAIL DRAWINGS for buildings
Of every description and in every style Of architecture
that may be desired Orders from any part of te Cr-
ted Staos will receive prompt attention. with moderate
charges. WALTER S. WEST Architect,
Corner 4th and Brosd-sreets, Richmond, Va
September5 amos
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&s- OFFICE OF The UNITED STATES d.
EECT Tax Commissioners second floor northeast rcrner
Pavilion Hotel Taxes received between ;h hours Of ~
o'clock, A. VI, end . O'Clock. T. VI. November il
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n,TN, E,Rn nNs,sYE COMPANY.

RETkA FIRE 1Irer1F2I 0O0A1 49,
4 :, YxrEa MEETING WILL BE HELD AT Gf:s:-
"a MAN Fire Engine Company Hall, TAIs ste'ttf.s'
I'D insL =. half-past Seven p A. Puncuai attehuhho
ia particnarly requested business Of importansc VII
be submitted.
By orior oi the Eresi':cht
TnOCEoN. Secretary E +. = C.
November ~
vsr,Ys,ro AND ASHLEY CANAL COMPANY
4 WFETING OF TIE BOARD OF DIRECTCES o.
~ this t,oInpalIy =i1 be nei in the Council Cham
hcr c:ty HALL on fP.a:sGy, tie 22d instant a. i.
n;",ocl X JOHN HENCKEL, president:
November 81
CAROLIyA INSURANCE COMPANY:
NETTING INF THE STOCKHOLDERS Or TIE 3
Y Company win BE- held Thursday 1crt, 23t ms
al p O'Clock noon at the Office of Messrs MoWry To-
No Atlantic Wharf. A punctua attendance rs re
..:rrtod as business OF Importance Ti be submitted
By order OF the Beard. ,-..,s.,t
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sr AZ COMMUNICATIONS n.cnCCd far .:"" n
his ;o;r.:n! ;,;st ha t!.!.lrcss"i 70 re - 80. q
Is ig!q E,q-r no i3 AH5sc- s!Effi, ;E,::eesr,,
S. . Ensi,.:S, to'll;::r::!:..2"S % fR2'.;''ff .
w ,T:.:ct ,:i.t!ra.. 10 'r'n:s :y,,i''! c.'.e&-
4GrsI;e,.s.; sr; c..ste q nc ci' ns.!s le o'e'':-
:t!:t .r;;:i. tsc cG:!'..
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DIED, at Summeryille, S. c.. Monday morning. Nov;
18th al the residence of W. j. !AME Es WHERE nT ne 4a
in thc ,s wear of his age nativo of Norfolk Va, hu
for I the last live years Resident Of this city Thus after
short but painful illness hc calmly s4ye up s ds earie d
ly life In the hope of heavenly one ne c,us no,,n
voted wife and large circle OF ricnoS I'LL"
ances to mourn his loss. 4
s,s- Norfolk and Mobilo papers please copy
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x.ATTENTIONl DEBOWS REVIEW
Having been appointed AGENT for this sterling Period
ical tine irst number OF which will be issued Ill Jan'-
~ n,AtJ WILL during my stay in tile City, cal. OIL old
Subscribers 10 renew tller patronage and upon the
public generally 10 testify their appreciation OF work
prc-elnincntiy deserving OF SOUTHERN PATRONAGE
November - j. WAILARD ANGER.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

ON THE 18TH OF NOVEMBER MRS. HopsoN
" PINCKNEY will open SELECT SCHOOL,:
Young Ladies, at her resd zee centre house Nix
Of thorough English Education and In the Modc-o
Languages. For terms and other particulars appy -
above limo OCTOBER -
CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES"
TJIHE REV. DIR. LORD PROPOSES TO OPEN CI-,--
| SICAL SCHOOL, ior limited number ot yc;in-
ladies' in the Lecture Room of ST. Pnuls Church. l..
GaSbHrc on the f;s; Mondey Of HSrsDsr SsTs ~
Or. LORD bess 'rave to refer to the Rt Rev. T J.
Davis 'he Hcy. Dr. g IIanckel the Hon. Wm Ai,.'
Dr. Ella HUrbock DIR. y. 7. WraSS Gen. Jas. Sin;o-i,
and &. Il. Brewster. Ef1. October =
VALUABLE LANDS AhD STUCK ZOE
v ShLE-Tha. Yaluable COTTON and PROVlSi'tr
PLANTATION, in Darlington District, known as "i::-
dr.tl j. offered ior sale, crLtuining ll56 acres. e
plat OF W, II. wi";at:; surveyor !: IS bounded or =
:.ci:iins The waters y: Polk swamp into Black Gu :
wi,lch is ~ northern boundary.
Some Gyc 81. hrnilrcd cleared, under
tiyion. and present the ddy..d:s OF the cotton a
with rich bottom: lands for co-r.
On the place Dwelling. .!:;fc With eight roor:s
y4.ct.bls ard Hover gartei with nil convenient ti
yu :nss. G;n ious", Barns, and Outbuild:-.-'
wth have co,iio; ;s1ly sce9Ei-;o!atod from 50 - :,
prrsuns.
It is situated w:tl: two niles or Mars Bluff s.ac
on tic ~ and u. T. e. AMI within iyc miles OF f:a
cncc aad is TOO wo;! known for !s hcalthfuness e
ws.r and its advantages o: society, to need ,U-..:
description.
With the place Vii; DO sol;:, i desired, some c.
prine males. horses ra.e. s!:ccr hogs, corn iocd:
&t, wagons, cart, bla:isnts .ad carpenter toe;
and farming implements.
In the event that sale !s made this place vi, ~
leased FOR ore Year. r"m IL: January next and the 70
ishablc articles mentioned vii sold the r:eni r..
fer ;asl 81 SATURDAY., OF q: December next.
& :r er1ns aid conditions apply to l.. ". r. Wckss,
Richmond, la to the Undersigned at Mari' B!uE
W. w. HARLIEE,
Agent for J.. ". T. Eirkhar!
MIR. :. Lucas. on the p!sae, will show tho pren,i,
and give persons desrous o. inquring the facilities
deciding for themselves. 16 November y
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP-
rLlCATION will be NAL: tie reIt regular sa1si": i
tine Legislature ior Charter for the PALMETTO SAY.
INGS' BANK. N"N"lhner2i 81
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au~ ELECTION NOTICE.-ST.!trE OF SOUT

- @
gg~ ELECTION NOTICE.-STfTE OF SOUTH
CAROLYN ISA-CHARLESTcN DIs-E1CT.-oFFICE
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON
PLEAS.-T. JOHN W. BROWNFIELD, Clerk of aid
Cunrt in pursuance Of directions Of Join. Resolution
Of the Senate and IIonsr of Representative, r.ccd at
tic present session, do hereby give public nocs that
an Election for Clerk y. the Cort Of General Sessions
aad Common Pleas foi Charleston District, .i:. hc '!d
oil Wi.DN SDAY, the nd inst 8. ;ii, usual 'acas OF
clr.,un Throughout tho sais District.
wit!l.s n, haal =. Charleston th:s i3.l: la 2; No
vcrrber, isGj J. ". EROWSFiET.p,
Norr.ahcrli Clark q. S. * &. r.
As- VII Az; AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
}. " !R0WHrII.n. ESQ t.ii,li ate i?r re-tcc
;nn to :r OF ui C!c oi ;he Ccr. To- Ci,nl,tpn Dis
;i.c; at ;.c ,ls;;:r; cl"c.iv. ,'o"cinhrr il
Hs nE. H. rAEi:.-0FF!t /: 81 THE DRUG
SroH!: q NJ. i. e. PliJN. Meeting street, c4r Mar
Le:. Novr1nbc: %
Ha- DIR. :. I. DA"1.;,!% HAS REMOVED Ills
o:tc' and ru..d'rle. 20 No. I G:;,.i,i..:t.e"
Sc',m'cr ii e.
~ MEDICAL (.,EI>--DH, +. LrJAU PAR
KEl;O:ict, Nc - lircad-street. Ec;;darcc for the
present. corncr "f Logan AMI rradd -siro..s
November imo~
RsrNAGRI.GE MD CELIEACY IN ESSAY uF
WARNING AM. OBSTRUCTION FOR YOUNG MEN,
jrsi pabls.c6 ~ tic howard ltauriaun. AIT: sent in
scal.d le::er eny.ic;,cr, i:ce Ct c,ars" Address
DR.. J. SKlIIIN HoUGHToN,
Iic'sl:4 Association, lii;'a!rph:a pa.
Hcyemhc- i ,Ilo
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nr NOTICE.-AT THE HEGULAE SESSION
q: the csi-lture, to on the fourth Monday
of November present, Application will be mai" i"'
Charter fcr tha Charl"s:o:i Savings Bank
November . "fNi
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tIEITUAliT.

Ulrr :. 81; g?,oIl;-s par;s.. :io ':.Iille ~ tic
a::i o November. lS S:s CRAZY IlEEi-L :ciiri "a
" .I-cl. Tj NIL. If ci.arf1ssnr. =. &.
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Mother, thou are gone to rest
In Heaven, there to join the angels so:i:;;
Never more to suffer pain or death,
Eut 1.-Two in harmony among the blest.
Now Time has taken from O'lr midst.
One beloved, mother dear;
Atfectionatc tn an she know,
and now has become an heicto Heaven.
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Coo A MONTH! AGENTS WANTED toebE
H1fJU Six entirely articles just ont Address
CAREY. City Building Biddeford Maine.
September ~ a,nor
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GNO1 REXVARD.-LOST, AN OVAL OPAL
20 SCARF PIN. set IN blue enamel. A rowari!
OF Twenty-Five Dollars will DO paid and no questions
asked, by leaving it at the office oi RAVENEL IL CO.,
corner East Bay and VanderEOrst.s Wharf.
November ~
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CoP.ETyERSHIP NOTrCE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
IN HE SUBSCRIBER HAS THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
him Will, 3ir. JAMES SALVO, and viii conti;1;.e
the Auction, Shipping and Commission Business at No
2j East Bay next door North Of Union Bank unde- the
name Of j. A. ENSLOw 4: co. ]. A. ENSL0W
November 90 l.,
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sx- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Dr. B. W. BRADLEY, OF Williamsburg, as candidate to
represent the First Congressional District.
Soyar1ber
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sz FOR CONGEEss.--GENERAL STEPHEN
ELLIOTT. Jr.-Nessrs Editors: You arc authorized to
announce General STEPHEN ELLIOTT Jr, as a randi-
date to represent in Congress the Second Congressional
Dstrict. composed of Charleston Collcon Beaufort
al Iarnwrll.
EoyenlbprS
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aa- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
the Hon. WILLIAM wHALEY as Candidate to repre-
sent the Second Congressional District in Congress
October Il
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sE WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
General JOHN D. KENNEDY Candidate i"r Con-
grrss to represent the First Congressional District
October 3G
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Dl..seti ere tlii dead who dic il tle l:''r'i:
Ainyc blessed ara they who keep His wrr,
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~. THE FIRST NArIoNAl. BANK OF
CHARLESTON was organized OIL tlic 2lst mst., and
the following gentlemen elected President and
Directors
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nESr,,RT.E RESIDENCE


HOUSE in the town Of Aihcn, s. G.. containing IL
rooms olc oi which is large dining room. Tho loca-
to, is one of the pest in ir town, an1 there ~ Eo
no hotel in tic place an it is mi. rrsor.ed to by III"
ya,il+ il woull be suitable for large private boarding.
house posatssn given OF tho 1st of Jan;'ary 1850 or
suncr i; wanted, Apply nor;! side OF Mary filth Eols
east Of ,taesau-Strrr:. inwfJ" November 10
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rs WE ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE
Hon. WILLIAM AIKEN as a Candidate 10 rcprescn: the
Second Congressional District. at the next Session OF
Congress. MAAE fllENps.
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r.,- DIR. :. / DA'1i.s,!> HAS REMOVED Ills
o:Hc' and ru..Gclle. 20 No. ! ::;t,i:t.o"!.
Sc',n!hcr &; 6t
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RS THE TRUSTEES OF TIL. House OF
INDUSTRY are earnestly roq,cs;o'i - !:e"; T0-MoI-
ROW AFTERNOON, at o'clock. Important biisi-
ness will i trough: :J:"as or The ie.cit 4! tie in
.;;tut5r. q. +. LlNQi;!Sr.
rh..r,n.n 1r;i.: :e:s 81 House o; In.icsi::;.
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ry,O RENT.-TIIAT COMMODIOuST THREE
/ SrOHY DWELLING HOUSE, No. IA Lcgarc stree.
Arplv to JAMES Il. pRINGLE, Vanderhorst Wharf.
NoyoinlIpr %
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ITO RENT, THAT LARGE FOUR STORY
House, no. 1i9 Meeting street. situated between
Aiarkctstrert and Horlbecks Alley Apply 1T "Hitcs
~ %nxonhnr Oh nwc)t
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r,eIyaTE HOARD" hN Il r y, TWO
FURNISHED BED ROOMS. with the use OF the
naror r,r q .auiily of ;rsis, i'll ri'at family,
where there are other bo.rlrrs. .;ccd boa7'i "iE b.
,riil Address ID. b.. This u:.icc.
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T,OR SALE, a CHESTNUT HORSE. RE-
T. COMMENDED u+ good saddi or ,iraft. gentle
a,iI brd, and well worthy the attention OF tEnsc n
wau-. Apply to 10. ID kinGs;ree'.
No.. nher 9! 81
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NOR SAKE OR RENT.-A FARM ON ASH
ley River i've miles from the City Boundary FGr
irtbrr Information apply ut No. 81 st. Phipstreet,
above Ealco. 3f November ~
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NOTHE-BI IEEiliSSIpN CT THE HON.
Secretary of the Treasury Books f- Subscription to the
Peoples National Bank Of scrth Carolina will he opened
on MONDAY th.. Sd July from 1G TO o2lccl, and cnn
tinuc ut:l further no,ie at tho Banking House OF the
Peoples Bank. Broad street.
: + ! i +. nESSs 5SSssi Hszsf0S c'n'D'-~:""-''
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ITO RE.NT..-TIyO ROOMS IN 4 PRIV ATI
November % 9 No. 2ls cOMING-STREEC.
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mo nEgT.-rUE RESIDENCE No. 81
| | MEETING STREET. The House has Rooms
good Outbuildngs and Stables. Apply to JAS. CON
NER, No. II Broad street. november =
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mo RENT.--FUUR ROOMS IN A BUSINESS
porton of King-strcet suitable for Offices or Sleep
ing rooms, Daguerrean Gallery. apply Mt No. 26'
King-strcet, in the Store ~ November Il
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rryO RENT, 4 SPLENDID DWELLING AT
| hampstead 1lall--a delightful. Rcsidcii:c. Zen:
moderate. Apply ut M. Ill Ncetinsstreet oli"st@
JJnyrc s November ~
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mo RENT.-TEE NEW AND ELIGlBLT
situated HI USE in Calhoun'street, next o9t Que 70
corner Os Eut.edgc having Rooms, Pantry, Dressing
Room, double Piazza, Gas Fixtures, Cstcrn Well
rooncd Kitchen. Apply at northwest, corner oil Calhoun
and Rutledge Streets 2: November -
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'bPARTNERSHIP NOTCH

COPARTNERSH1F.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
i CoPARTNERsHIP :uder the style or firm OF Ao=-
BINS MCPHERSON CO.. ;,fTnse s9r Ias TRANSACTION ''
E. A. HOPKINS, New York
s. ". HOPKINS, New York.
d. MCPHERSON. Charleston, s. G.
nsprsSentsd Rel res I BY F. A s ". HOPKINS 10 70 g,s
vrr-street, New York. limo OCTOBER u
----COP COMPREHENSIVE.
WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE FORMED c.
RAJ COMMISSION BUSINESS in the City OF New
York, under the frm Of J. II. BRowER CO.. and are
prepared to afford fair facilities on consgnments.
JOHN u. BROWER.
WILLIAM II. SELLERS.
No.. Wi. o.o.l YgNJaMlS Iss sB5s BayDErsyas 1s5USsl
- - COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
r iIAvE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH ME he.
/ aOHN j. SMALL. Tho business viii hcreafttr e'
soneuotei under tic nanle OF JACOB SMALL c. ".
ThankE, for the past !ie-. patronage he hopes. D!
strict attention. 70 secure It's continuance foT the r~
nInl. JHCOb eHhd.-
COPAEIrNERslIIF N0TIUE.
BEACH, Roor 4 CO., MARSHALL, BEACH I" Co..
IsTrlonl Eng. Chariesson' = T.
Commercial building, No. 42 Broadway, \. J.
VEyE HAVE THIS DAY ENTERED INTO CoPAh.-
w NERSHIp for tho PURPOSE OF 12nduStiig . e.
ERAI. COMMISSIONS AEp BANKING BUSINESS -
each of the noints ahuv: FAMED.
Our attention will also be devoted to filling orders a11
making collections for o1l- Southern friends. -
Advances Ca(r iDInent5 OF froduce 10 clt.i'
Fjrru. J. " BEACH, OF Liverpool
T. ". MARSHALL, OF Charleston.
s. ROOT, Of Atlanta, Ca
T. SAiONON, late of New Cr.:aic.
Few yorE Scr;en:hc: i, 1866.
MARSHALL. BEACH g. CO.
VEAvE ESTABLISHED THEIR OFFICE IN THU
II CITY mt No. 81 DTOAD-STREET, and are rrepn?'t
to mako ADVANCES oN COTTON consigned to NA''
Ycrk o. Liverpool
E:-ER 20:
JAMES tEJIT r Co. Charleston.
Mr. HIRAM ROBERTS. Savannah.
ITucn Bank, Liverpool.
National City DanL New York.
CItobtr9 mwt lmc
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,,-,vrE, no pUnCHAsE, A sTORF. Ts

yJr.yTIcD TO RENT. A. STORE SUITA-
w HIE .or :. Retail Cro kcry and Glass store. III
Kir.,-s:reet I.citired Address 3. ELSOM 8: tins TINS
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uDRIcK YARD TO RENT.-,TO RENT
X BHICK YARD OIL Il well wooded tract OF land,
with accommodation for fifty laborers
The Brick Yard is the nearest to the city, The clay Is
of superior quality; the wood ABUNDANT IN" wi'hhi
half mile from tin kiln.
The above place will be rented on favorable terms A
ply TO ColiEN' HANIhEm I;,S, ~, nj,
NOyonlbcr ~ At Ollon I'llh
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yir:XTJ:B rt5 RENT, I:ITsIEli 4 STORE
w OR LOFTS ~ Meeting East Bay, 4: EaTn"
street Address L. L. g., III this Uiice
November 81
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Ha pE. ii. rAEi:.-VFFltE AT THE DRUG
SroH. q M. i. G. PiJN. Meeting street cc.r Mar
Le:. Nnvr.pbcc -
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V Seeing, then, the judgment
day ia great and coming reality,
aud that you and / must render our
account to God, may | not reasona-
bly, ask--What are the hopes on
which you buildi What is your
standingl What preparation are
we making for it now? Our life
hangs upon a hair; 50 does His com
ing. The last great earthquake has
begun, and it's vibrations are felt
from Paris to Frankfort, from Frank
fort to Naples; whatever be the
issue, they are sounds from the skies,
reverberating upon the earth in sol
emn tones" Prepare to meet thy
God!" If lie who ID to come
quickly, come and find us absorbed
in the things of this world, and care
less about the things Of eternity,
what an awful scene-what a dreary
prospect for us ] am speaking the
true Word Of God when, in the pros
pect Of the judgment seat, ask you
to turn from all you have done and
suffered as the ground Of acceptance.
for your good deeds can avail you
nothing to "tbe, blood that cleanseth
from all sim" and to do all that is
holy, and benevolent, and generous,
being taught by the Holy Spirit, as
the evidence and result of your ac-
ceptance. Thus families 50 feeling,
and united, and affectionate here, in
stead of being severed at the last
day, one to stand at the right hand
and the other at the left of the throne,
shall be made yet more united, affec-
Tomato, and beautiful, ever rejoicing
before the throne of God and the
Lamb.-Cummiags.
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= - .za ~
HrsRY WARD BEEcHER ExpLAINs---
The New York Tribune having as
sailed portion Mr.. Beecber's late ser.
mon on reconstruction, that gentle.
man thus explains bis positiomaupon
the point called in question. He
says: ...,.4a is 4sgtal
no The Editor Of the New forh Tribune;
SIR You are correct in suppositiou
that am not accurately reported IN
the paragraph: E ~. L. a > -
"The laws and intents lof the gov
eminent aud of ourselves will prove OF
no avail If they arc hostile and up-
pleasant to the white people of the
South" I4E vH4ga
/ was speaking of the best way Of
promoting the prosperity Of The freed
men; not OF The general policy Of the
government toward disloyal citizens,
now reclaimed.
y II 10 eminently desirable that the
North and the Government should, by
all proper means, aim 10 secure TO the
freedmen the sympathy aud good will
of their immediate white neighbors.
who can help or hinder the, black men
far more effectually than we can o.
this distance. ..e, III ,,ae
Whatever Is done from without for
the freedmen should, if possible, be 80
done as to carry the sympathy OF the
Southern men. Unnecessary ohense,
all irritations springing from severe
words, and all appearances'of intrusion
that shall seem arrogant,wilreact up
on the blacks. a.r .ta,
Legislation and christian philanr
thropy il the North will do much |:
but more than all influences for good
or i'll TO the freedmen will be the
kindness or the animosity Of the white
people Of the South. ,a. ..=r I
Ii the freedmen could have given
| to them their natural rights { ofwhich
suffrage is the most importantly that
would 60 further than any single POI
litical act to secure them from injury
and insure kindness. If suffrage
we're given even to classes only that
would powerfully contribute to the
safety Of the whole. But, if they are
not to be permitted to vote, | see no
adequate interference that will meet
their case and. If their white neigh
bors turn against them, they will be
ground to powder.
HENRY WARD BEECHER.
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PREJUDIcE-Prejudice may be
compared to misty psaping in DC.
tober. A man goes tofp to an emf
hence, and he sees at the summit OF
neighboring hill, figure, appar-
emily of gigantic stature, for such
the imperfect medium through which
he is viewed would make him appear;
he goes forward few steps, and the
figure advances toward him +; the
size lessons as they approach they
draw still nearer, and the extraordin-
airy appearance is gradually but sen.
sibly diminished at last they meet,
and perhaps the person he had taken
for a monster proves to be his own
brother. ''
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-05
VeaU Books.

TUsT REoEfvED the following new first class
% Novels: tsf# =.
Too Old Bird TO DO Caught with Char, by
Mrs Gore.
Dennis Donne, by Annie Thomas. .
Cousin PhilliB.
Miss Mack snsie, by Anthony Trollope.
Percy, or Fortunes and Frolics, by Mrs. Gore.
The Young Cadet, by Capt. Bellew.
Love and Pride, by Mrs. Grey.
Match Making, or Family Man@uvrss, By Mrs.
Gore. AZ Gsit = Eff n
Family Failings.
The Marrying Man. GI H#f .#
A Marriage OF Mystery. l
The DowagsT, by Mrs. Gore. i4z
Mothers and Daughters, by Mrs. Gore.
Annie, or Conten trnent, by Mrs. Mackenzie
Daniels.
For sale by JOSHUA BEAL,
nov2l.6t corner Third and Convention eta.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-12-05

ANNUAL ELECTION OF 0TyIoERs OF WASH.
1NeToN ROYAL Anon CHATTER, Baron
RoueE, LA.-At an election held by Wash
irgton Royal Arch Chapter, No. 5, on
Sunday, Sd inst, the following officer,
were elected for 1859 r. II. Day, II. p.
s. M. Asher, X. J. L. Elan, s., j. @. Stat
ford, G. H., J. r. T. Haynes, Z. g., J. O.
Bogol, Il. A. c., P. Bauer, M. Sd V.,J "
Jastromski, M. I'd ", N. Birmingham
M. lat ", j. Mccormick, Treas, M. G.
Aldrich, sec'ty, W. q. Reoder, Guard.
The installation OF officers will take
place on st, Johns day, the 9th INST, Of
10 o'clock, A. M.
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BEAT No. Q

MAsoNIo--Innpat Election Of l18cers o.
81. Jan,es' Lodge, No. At, Baton Rouge, La
Attic election hold by 81. James Lodge
No. az, A. r. q A. M, Saturday, the ID
lust, the following officers we're elected
for 1896 8. NJ. Asher, W. NJ. G. A. Pike
r. W., r. Bsuer,J. W., - X. T. Haynes
Secretary, J. Mccormick, Treas, }. @
Bogol, s. D., +. Gerlack, l. Dbl. =. Elan
Marshall, W. q. Reedor, Tyler, >. @. Doro
mus, Chaplain, s.. Mondelsohn, Steward
W. Blackio, Steward, +. Trahan, Libra
rian. flt
The installation Of officers will take
place on Vt. Johns day, the 9th inst's nj
O'Clock, T. M. n-fE .4a