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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-28
Pm. pETREL, SIS.

UNION DRUG sToRE-BEN. E. sIBLEy,
Prescription Druggist, and dealer in Perlumery' ry
Wbite lead. IInseed Lard and Coal Oils, &c., at
The Store next to Lawhcad's Clothing Store, Ra-
cine Ohio. ..s.,.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-28
9ieA.

sesy- Obituary notices of five lines will DC iIse
IN subscribers; for all exceeding the above ten
cents pcr line will be charged. The usual charge
will be made to On-subscribers. fs,s.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-28
THE ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
COLUMBUS, OHIO, 49,.
CAPITAL, ~ 'p- ~ sa1l,vvO'o'' :
~ INsuREs AGAINST & y

IL
~ INsuREs AGAINST H9
ACCID e NTS
OF ALL KINDS.
rpHrs mode of Insurance has,many important
advantages, among which arc
Advanced Age does mot Increase the Premium
No medical examination is required.
II pays a compensation in case Of disability by
Accident from 50 90 to $50 0oper week.
Insures from thirty days to five years IN sums
from $500 to $40, 900, and issues insurance tck-
cts for 81, 90, with weekly compensation OF Slo,
which are sold ut all the principal Railroad Sta
tions in the Country, at the small Priec OF ton
cents per dny.
pany in which all can insure. W.T..
Gas- Accidents are of daily occurrence. " "a''
not until they happen. snsfg.,
b. IL. SMITH, President. H
D. S. GRAY, Vice President.
GEO. b. WRIGHT, Secretary and Treasury
rsS.4t.l o. BRANCH, Local Agent.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-28
REMEMBER TIE GOLDEN RuLEi

A Ii. persons knowing themselves indebted to
"A nc, will please call and settle their accounts
Immediately. On account of failing health l am ?
compelled to quit the practice of medicine. l
wish to settle my business Mt once. Do not Tor
rrt this. J. IL. BEAN, NJ. d.
pn-
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-28

= w NOTICE.
TIME Board Of Education for Salisbury Town
i ship will hold . meeting in my Office on Sat
urday, September 30th, atl O'Clock p. M All
AUGUST MAYER,
Ef3s-2t1 7-F1 Township Clerk.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-28
norF 4 HOPKINS

Druggists, and Dealers in Oils, Paints, Dyes,
Stationery, Perfumory, Fancy Articles and Pat
ent Medicines. Prescriptions carefully put up,
and package, sen, free ,ot @t;e charge. ohe a00f
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-28

- w,,r,x G. n. SAUNDERS.
pR,s MARTIN q SAUNDERS,
Rotanie Physicians. tender their professional scr
All diseases of a private nature strictly conf
dental. All calls promptly attended to; fre-
SS,ip Maipn. Co., Ohio. [eepl4-sm]
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-28

HsApouARrKRs 18TH REG'r Q. N. G:
II DowxISeros, Ohio. Sept. 1s, 1862
NOTICE is hereby given to all absentees from
IN tho drills Of this command for the presen.
wear, That Court Of Enquiry for the assessment
Of fine, for such absence, will meet at the court
House, in Pomeroy, on the 3Oth DAY OF SeP'em'
Der, at 10 o'clock n. IN. j.. +. MAhiN' ~ n
T3s.9tl Col. Commanding 18Th y. N. u.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-28

please say advertiEed.
Buck, Miss Della
Brest, William
Berry, Smith =. ~.
Bailey, Miss Harriet
Cofman, Miss Hannah
Conner, Eli
Cole, Mrs. Sarah
! Concor, Mrs. Lydia
Davis, Richard q
Doinell, Lewis r.
Forman, Miss L. A.
Fahlbush, r. A.
Hisle, Stroud
Hughes, Thomas
Williams, W. D.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-28

A. w. WILLIAMS,
Teacher Of the Organ, Piano and Melodeon, Flut
and Violin.
Pianos and Melodeons tuned and repaired.
[s.s8-n.1 4 9ses ff 2tsfI.T
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-28

DENTIsTRY.-s. A. CARSON, ...,.
Permanently located at Racine, Ohio, where he
has praeticcd one year, performs all operations:
Work warranted to compare with city work and
prices. Office at the Drug Store Of Hoif and Hop
kins. - -t-LuL ~ ~. W. ~
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-28
FOR SALE BY
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.

NANE MILLS, of different patterns and supe.
" rior to any in the county, at the Mlddiepor1,
Machine Shop, lo-z4-'i'I
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-28

- PoNERoy, Sept. 25, 1865.
As am On independent candidate ier h9Pse. p,,
sentative, u report has been circulateI ,.S;a,
rrs,,crt ia utferIy false and without . shadow OF
tysatb. T Nave been and ain still for The Union.
fao.9t1 ....I''. IN. - F. c. RUSSELL.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-28

Hartman Antoine
Harris William
Jones, John Lewellyn
Katzs, L. .s.
Knowles, Miss Caroline 2
Morris, Benjamin
Meader, John G.
Macdee, Conrad,
Mayer, A. N.
Province, Josephus
Roberts, Anthony 2
Sentze Christian 2
Simms, Mrs. Caroline
Wright, Lizzie,
H. BRANCH, P. NJ.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-28
A q A II ID ..

In Poreroy by D. REF
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-23
ISLAND CITY HOTEL.
STAFFORD L. TRACY, Proprietors.
Corner Jefferson and Illinois Streets.
Rock Island.

=
THIS HOUSE is located opposite the
L Steamboat Landing, and only one square from
the railroad depot 1t is the largest Hotel in the
city, and its proPrietors will spare no pains to
please those who favor them with a call.
The largest and best Hall the city, suitable
for rst class Concerts, Dances ,Theatrcai Perform
ancs, &C., &C., 10 connected with this house.
@- Baggage and passengers conveyed to and
from the house free of charge.
A good Barber's Shop, and first class Saloor
and Billiard Tables connected with the house.
YOUR INTEREST rs SUBSERvED
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EOTIFIERS and Manufacturers ofDomes-
N,tic Lq u ors, Importers and Dealers in Foreign
ines and Liquors. Front street, opposite Ferry
Landing, Rock Island.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-23

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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11

Baax!Hr OF .Dass-Dogs in 4 state of nature
over bark hey simply whine, howl, and groSl;
t,.iS explosive Noise is oaly found among those
which are Gomcstcatcd. Toann speaks Of the
shepherds dogs in the widS Of Egypt as not haT-
ing this iacnlty; aud Columbus found the dogs
Which VIII he had previously carried 70 America to
have los; their propensity to barking. The an
clients were aware of this circumstance. Isaiah
compares the blind watchmvn Of Israel TO these
animals: They are .rib-th"y cannot bark
But on the contra.v, David compares the noise
c bis enemies TO the "doeS round abont the city"
Hence the barking of a dog is an acquired fac
ul;v, an effort to speak which he derives from
his a<sociating with :::a..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11

-
Re, the people Of tie SUITE q '>9"'H S@'"'|'
no, By ear Delf4"fts n (7"Fs'f~H Mf'' Il"
s oYHlulp Gnd tStGhtl<h th5S L""S'' 'i"-'07 i"
the G0rerument q TIC $"t" H'"'S: @
ARTICLE I.
rbo 1oc;s,ot;vo authority Of this
-.L.u-,o ,s,..od =, Goocral Assembly,
,vbi.b sboll consist Of Senate and House
..r D.nro.,,,,o,;rsc
O.: Tb. Uo3>c Of REPRESENTATIVES shol?
So oon,no.ad Of Members chosen bv ballot,
ma.o,,l ro.- NV +.,. citiz, rs Of this
Co.,. o,.,;s.j os j., tits Constitution is nro-
.;a,3
ra r.,.,;.;o, n;.t,;,, IN ~, State
wv .:..,.o.. rr,..;,r n,.,,ict pxcpnt
.S,,, S,,"', .,;; u,;..i ,b,Y he divided
:,,a.o rr,..;;,, r;.,,,r,s ore con>i;;ir~ Of
,he late Parishes Of s.. Phi IN and St. Michu
s,l to be DESIGNATED the Election District Of
.thor,n.toD. the other consisting of iii that
,norr Of the ,Ju:.icisl p>t;ict, which is without
tbe limit, Of ,ac >o;i Pa7i hes. to he known
;,s N. E1rr,ioo Dis,r;c, Of EerK lev.
Ser : The boundaries Of tie several -Ja?i-
.o;.I ard rIac,;.n District, >ns}: ~v...::n IS
,,.,. $780,, ,,,,,,. ..>,or,;h,I
G.. ,r,. lI,,.... e ro...,,.rr;vcs ,l,.m
;....c o.. L.,,.,1,..? .r,2 .;,Yr rr,.
.,,-. ., 30 ,,,,,.~.;,rr3 .,,oar the several
EI.r,ibn I;i>t,ic,s cf tie S!a?e acY~ir.il2 20
,h.. nan,h:.r cf Write ir:.ahitant>. cout2iuci in
..,rb end IN. an,opYt cf I'll taxes raised Ir
.,bc General A>,,n:blv, nhy;!er Gi,crt or H.
,H,oo+ or of ,h.r,.v.r (, ,rirS 1ail in each,
=, .b,,,.n..r, Ill ,,y..s ,,eiI an occcunf
co... ,,,,l :, .,,,. ot,.ar 1,S>f,irt ord
q: I,.,,,, -, ..x.s ,,..., !, 70 ,,,;i o., ,r.
,,,,.. - rr,,,.rt, h,,.,io nrs D;,,,;y. An
.,,,o.ro .,oo of a, white i2h#Hi.a"ts, for
.ti. a,rroyo ,,..y ,ro3. - =. war on, 1ncu-
.-.,, ;..L, b,,a~od and fr,v., ,,;rn and .sha?
.,-ss ; -, oorryo oe o,cr, tor,h v.,r
.;...c,.n :, .,,ob .,,.,,r,.ro. y,.f1h, hv inv
NV N"',.'' -, u,,.,, u
,:a ..,. r>;...,;,,. :, tho ohor;,.,,,..,,.
..:, w '.. .,,.-or,;oa ~. ,c, or tho C.r.r,r A.
'0' = ;,,,,odi.+,1, y,,rcon,;,,,,
,,,o-,, ,,,,,,,,o.,t;,n Provided TINT untl ;h,.
o-,;onunn+ s.s,y ;n uL;cb sf.n be- made nnon H..
r;ox, onrroar,,;on shall takc effect NE rcp-,-
.,> ..,;,a - ~. s,oar,I F,oct;o, 1l;,r;c!s a>
o.,.;,m.o1 .h.r ,,.;r,o ,s os.,,r r,o1
'','. o,ror.:',n.on, eocb D;.,,ict ,y6irb
49, h,on ,,ora+of,ro diy,ani ;rto smaller Dis.
go. I....., .s p.,;.b.. t,,.;,., ~, ,orr..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11

\ Black ED!roE's 0plyloS-"The Black Re-
paoic. Il" Is rev wSpaprr IN New Orleans, edited
by colored man "a cicr9ynan,) who it would
seem from the following does not think that the
elevation OF his brethren is t. he accomplished
by voting and tax-payins: The coIored man
and the = hite Man cannot live together n the
coqntry, they must and will have TO separate
unless the Congress Of the nation will give thenl
a place FOR themselves for, as ii was-wirh Aora-
ham and Lot, 50 it is with IL, and the sooner VIC
seek home tor our rising generation, the bet
ter it will be for us Ou final destiny, so far as
can dimly ser, is that in THREE huE.drcI years it
will be Il rare thing to see colorcd man in this
countr7. Like the Indiar, our race i3 deStrred
10 become extinct in ;Eis country. Ho':s2 50
,,.1,o cl;lr,-,TFS
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11
NCMBER AZ.
tPT[rT T. X


Sec. !. All power is ori9jn:'y vested in
the people, and all free Governments arc
iourtrd on their authority, and arc Instituted
f5r their peace, safety a'd happiness
Sry. 2. No person shall be taken, or i'm
;rsonrii, ,,r 'l:<>cl:rd Of his freehold, liberties
W nrivi.5v>. or outaN rrl nr cXiied, or in any
marine, ,r,rirr,l of his ifH. liberty or proper
tyYbut hy due process Of law; nor shall any
bill Of a.>an.lcr, CT pest tuct0 law, or law i'm
pairing the obligation Of contracts, ever be
pnS>rd hv thr General Assembly.
Sec. 3. The military she'll be subordinate
to the civil power,
Sec. i The privilege of the writ cf h0Jezs
eo7patS sh"r1 not be suspended, unless when,
in case Of rchc!iicn CT invasion, the public
safety requires it.
Sec 5. Excessive bni shall not bcrcqnircd,
nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel punish
mcntS inflicted.
Sec. &. The General Assembly shall not
grant any title Of nobility, or hereditary dis
tincGion, no7 create any office, the appoint
ment to which skali he for any longer time
than during good h"havior.
Sec T. The t1ial by juy,a heretofore used
in this State, and the liberty Of the press.
shall be forever inviolahly preserved. But
the Gcne=al Assembly shall have power to de-
tor,,,irp t1,a number of Dersons who shall con.
s1i;ur. rY,r ,urv in the Inferior and District
Courts
Sec. S The FREE exercise and enjoyment IF
religions pnate:*i''nS and worship, without dis
,;,7r,.;o, nv ,,r.r,~,,,c. .L,u hn oIlownI ,,itt
cI''"asi"" Or P'HereTt 1''; oe ";.J"1 TL "'t!.
liberty cf conscience lie chy Declared shall not
,,os, ~ ;r,,;f7 nr.rt;rns in.on,i.rs,t virh tLa
,,I,.a .',,J ,r,.,: of rho S,,+.
500 O Thn r;,,r.s ,riv Iccns ;,nn,rn;,:nC and
c.t.tcs nf Lo,b ,iyij ard rrIio;nn< sor;ntfrs and
of rorror,tr bodies shall remajn asif the Cousti.
+r,;on rr ,I,is Stat. had nGt br,u. altered or
o,}c,LoI
Srr 1u Tho RIGHTS of orinoo,,i.rrc shall not
n, ra,.s,.lJi.Lo5 s,l ,hrrn sail nor fail 70 hc
eoo Io,i,L,,;ro ,,rov;>;or for tb, ooni,ohln dis
,n:,',-.;ar &C. ,l,n opo,o,a, >,f;rtas,,+os
cn :, IT,. .I,wn, :, Cnn,h [.,roIin, bori,r
,.oo,, .n,,r.;rat Nv rho ar,ion cf tLc I;nitnd
S.o,as arth,r;Ii,s nrifhcr slavery nor jnyoluota.
-, sor,:,,In cycoDt ne . nu,isLn,crf for crime
,;.horcnf rho marty Ih,II h,vs h,cn drIvronvicteI
sb,II nrrr h.. rc.cs+obIis!,c1 in thi, State.
bpTICTF
Co, Tho &C., nr.I Assembly vhcncyar y
,.v IA laid nnop land Shall, at the same time, i'm.
49,, ,,,;;,p,io, INV With Sell not no less
posS ! VII ,,,' orn.f,,r,h nf tho ,,x loid
,,pon o,ch bnndrod doIars yartb Of the assessed
"PH" or .Lo Iao5 ,,xnJ. oxcn,,,;no, bnwnrar
c"'ue VI '"c :'Il PI"0' oII.,,ol
IRON t''c op'"''o" ~ U,' n,nrr,;sn
|. ~ H ;,,J,',a,, oF ,ba C,no~a1 .sSorh1v
"uSp'' ~ ~. -
- ApT1Crry1
ca Tho hrsinnss 81 tho Treasury shall ha
,orGr..ad ~. o,n Trc,s.;ror Who >6,ii hold his
ot,;o, 80 r,,fTo =, t, sn,. ot CHror
Coc . Tho co.rnt,rv of Stale shaIl holl his
nri.o a,1 ros;d. ~ tho :not cf Govcyuncnt
4pTICfr wi
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11


s,.nbly, vito shall meet under this C>1Stitu'
ton, shall be entitled to receive out Of the
Public Treasury, for their expenses during
:hc:r attendance on, Cuins to and returning
from the General Assembly, five dollars 70;
each day.. attendance, a1.d~ twenty cantS for
evr~ m1'r Of the ordinary .1"tc Of travcl he.
twcea. tie rca;1co~4 Ct the Member and thc
capitol or other place Of sitting oi tic General
! Assembly, both gc;ng and returning; and
the same nlay bc increased Or diminished BY
/ law, if circumstances shall require; but no
! alteration Sh:1l hc made to take effect during
:he cz;,s;cnce Of the General Assembly !" hich
shall make such o}:Arat;on.
!. Sec p Neither House, during the session
Of the General Assembly, shall. without the
consent Of the other, adjourn for more than
three days; nor to any other place than that
in vi ich tie Assembly shall be, at the time,
sitting.
Sec. 2S No person shall be eligible to q
seat it tie General AsSc4:bly whilst he holds
any office Of profit or trust under thiSStatc,
the C&ls"a States OF America'of any OF tne'n'
or under any other power, except officers in
the militia, army or navy Of this State, Mag
istra:e& Or justices Of Inferior Courts, while
Snch ~uS;ic receive no salaries; nor Shall
any contractor Of the army or navy Of this
State, the United States OF America, or any
OF thr'n, Or the agents OF such contractor "e
! eligible to scat IN either II >NSe. AL" Il any
Member <%i*Ei accept or exercise a;iy OF INC
: SAID dlSGnH!iJ l"g o'!lcoS, "s 'S"a" 'ac"'3 "fS
scat.
Sec. ~. II any Election Dl>tlHt snail nc
G'vc( 10 c"'"Ne Il 'He'A"eT or Nep!E9FS on inc
day OF election, or il any person chosen
mcMhcr CT either House Sh"i. refuse to quaIl-
ir and TAX" his seat, or Shal! resign, die, de-
part The State, accept any dl>q1ailtyINg Office.
ot become ":h"r":>e disqualified to hold his
seat, { writ ot election '2"'i "c ES:-Td by the
lFe>|dcnt q the Senate or Speaker OF the
!l"u>e "i Representatives, rs the case may DC,
*"T the p'fp">e o. :'i"Hs lAe vacancy 'Ae'c'y
oE'aHone'' 10y 'Ie 'e'''"''''e' "' Use term '0'
which the person )" refusing to quality, re-
Sls'al"g, G!!H%, departing the State, or be-
coming disqualified, was elected to Serve, or
the Ivtau'li"g E!"ctl'n District ought to have
cA">yI. i inys.i>;r o.. 3!.n4lcrs.
Sc. s.. .tr,l sEc:la> the ministers Of
the Gospel are, 1Y their r""fe>>i':5 dedicated
20 '''s service 81 |"H anH th2 cure "f Souls
a"'' oH2ht mott" ." diverted from the great
duties OF i"e'r iHH'ti""S therefore, no S''n'S'
ter "l 'hc '"SpvI or r0"''c preacher "i any
religious PefSHaS'oN' "h''S' ne c"''"''ucS III
the exercise OF MS pastoral 1u"ct'"H>' S'iai'
be r'IGl"!r 70 the o'ilre oi Governor i'e"'en
"nt,G2Tcrn'T, CT to a scat IL the Senate or
'''U>S = 1''E'' '>|'''i''' -
Ai't itLhii
Scc. l. Ire Executive authority OF
this State shall "e vested IN t'EHt AaglS'
tr:i", who Shall be styled, Ihe Governor o.
the State o! S'n;A Carolina.
Scc. 2. The Governor S"all be elected
by the electors duly qualified to vote tor the
metnheTS Of the House CT Representatives.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11

.r;c.
soo ~ " o,,,or,;c,,~on, - rorroScnte
o .;,,. nr.if ,o on,,,.~.a - .l., ,,r.t :, o,,
,,.,,5. ,,.., ~, ro,,or.1 y c,;a, ,,.,.;.h c,.I
.,,o,oa., s,,c}, orrort;or,,,<.r.
con - Tb. cono,a s,on - o,,o,,oeo5 g
ma ,no,,hnr frou, oocb E,.or,;,r D;.trict az
ooo, +,o .,,0o,;on n;.,,;,4 of cI,,I.yton +,
,vb;,h s,,r fo .,,ovo1 tv., Senators
Soc - r,o, +bo n,.y,;rr Of the crsI
Cororo1 ,.cona3v which S;.aIj tc closcu :,r,
d.. .bo nro,;.ion. cf t;;s Constitution The
c.. .,,.u 10 E,;f.1 hv I,t into t,Io
.,...... ,bo yoo,s nf ,bo Senator'S Of tine one
o,..c - = vocstod ot ,hn cy,,;Sa,:on Of two
oc.ou .1,, ,t,,,,... c,,r,,n.;oo th, re,o~o1
o,a>.;on an1 of t,o.. of ,.o o,a.r c,o,. ,+ tho
oxrirot;on Of f,,,.. years. and the nnrbcr Of
>hr,. classes shs1 bo 80 nronoyt;on.1 that
o,.n b.Ir nfIno whole nr,,,?e< Of y.n24or..,>.v
! q, nc,,.fv ov ,,oy.i1a continna 70 ba chosen
/ ,boroofter ororv yccord vc.~
! g., 10 v.,ror.o, .Lu, =, ,rrH,,+ - or
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11
The FRESHEST JEILL NOT FORCE NEGRO SUFFRAGE
CS The SOUTH.

The President Of the United States-we affirm
.his 1yom hs public acts - rs no design to. force
negro suffrage on the South. Therefore let this
"bugbcar' die Such IN Issue woUld defeat any
party in the North-tlat is unless the South
shall turn o"t in the eud to deceive the hopes Of
it's Northern friends. The Chief Magistrate re-
POSES on clear and mmovabIe position. His
policy, il, aest says. ."Yon see the provisions
Of nv act of amnesty / have also given you the
form of civil life; also desire to see new order
of patriotism in the South. While I recognize
the States as within the Union, l demand like
wise for the nation all the results for which the
war was foughr. 1t is for Won TO do the rest
I garrison the South for an,obyioGS reason. tits
for the South herself TO say whether her proba.
ton will be long or short" And these things
he has a constitutional right to say and 70 de-
nIand."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11
Ho!i1jcQi.
The CONSTITUTION
CT TIE

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
sEPTEM Err p, 1865.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11

> All laws Of fcrce IN this State, at the adop-
ton of this Constitution, and not repngnant
hereto, shall so continue, until altered or re-
pealed By the General Assembly, except where
they are temporary, in which case they sial
expire 1t the times respectively limited for
their duration, if not continued by Act of the
Cnrcroi AreenrE.lr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-20
City Notices.

LITERARY. --Messrs. BlelOck x Co, No. 10 Beekmau
street. New York, have In press, and will shortly pub
ten by herself with an Introduction by George A Sal
Ia the graphic English writer journalist and cores
p0ndent. Miss Boyd Is well known In Richmond and
Virginia, the heroine OF many adventures there
but be interesting. The 25th Of June Is named the
day Of publication. The book--l2 mo-. cloth 81 75--
will be sent by mail by the publisher on receipt OF
price
PrRg LIQUORS. ---Messrs' Lamb & Hartwell, extern
sive and experienced dealers in imported and domes;
tic liquors, wines, ale, porter aud cigars have opened
a sample room in Valentines building, corner OF 9TH
and Broad streets, Immediately in rear OF the bank.
As nothing moral, legal or physical--wil wholly
best thing that be done TO direct those who are
bbulousiy inclined 10 places where they may rely on
obtaining genuine and unadulterated liquors. We act
room of Messrs. Lamb n Hartwell. Their stock EN-
braces large variety aud offers TO the dealer tempta
lions In quality that very sure no other estab
lshment surpasses We give this Information for the
benefit OF the public and not Tor that oil Messrs L.
H., who are strangers TO us.
ing their auction aud commission house, Main street.
large and varied assortment OF groceries, wines, Ii
quors, very superior, and just received per steamer
Ellie knight, from Philadelphia.
ARCHITECTURE J. z. Smith, Architect, has hi.
Office the present at the Wing counting room, until
the building Main street, in which his permanent
office will be located, Is completed Mr.. Smith Will at
tend to the preparation OF any drawings OF improve
mens within the burnt district or elsewhere. HIS
nlauS and specifications are drawn with mastery
hand.
FINE FAMILY FLOUR. --Messrs. F. Mcdowell Co,
No rs Main street. advertise elsewhere lot Of 1ne
family, and superne four 500 barrels Of EACH
which they VIII dispose OF at the most feasonaols
prices Also butter cheese lumber, lime, lathss and
Shingles which will be offered at prices lower than
have ever before been heard OF in Richmond.