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tax, all such glasses OF persons, as from ,irsa-
pity or oinctSisc. ought, in the Judgment OF
the General assembly, TO lac exempted
ARTICLE XII.
SECTION I The business of the Treasuru
sbnil be conducted by one Treasurer, who aim
hold his office and reside at the seat OF Govern
mcnt.
SECTION 2. The Secretary ofSiate shall bo,J
his office and reside at tho seat of Govern
mcnt.
ARTICLE xll
SEcTIoNl No Convention ofthe reorlc sbaI,
he called unless by the concurrence OF two
thirds Of the whole representation in each unnso
Of the General Assembly.
SECTION 2. Nopart oftlns Constitution sba n
be altered, unless n bill 10 alter the same shall
have been read, on three several DAYS, in th,,
House OF Representatives and on three sevc
raj days in tho Senate and agrce to- at tbr
second and third readings, bv two-thirds of
the whole representation in each House of tho
General Assembly neither shall any altera.
ton take effect, until the bin, 80 agreed to.
shall bepublished for three months previous IN
new election Tor members Of the House of
Representatives; aud. il the alteration propos-
cd by the preceding General Assembly. shall
hc agreed to, by the new General Assembly.
IN tneir first session, by the concurrence or
two-thirds OF The whole c'roprcschtation in e,rb
House, after the same shall have been read m
three several days in each, then and moi otb
crwiso, the same shall become part OF the
Constitution. ' ~ '''
Done in Convention, at Columbia, in the State
o., south Carolina, the twenty-sovcnth dav
OF september, in the year, ofour Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-five.
D., L. WARDLAW
Prcnident Of the Convention.
Attest: JoHN p. SLoAN, Clerk OF the Con,
vcnton. 0''
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Government. of the United States

government of the United States
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see.
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Pennsylvania. :, Vi
POSTMASTER Gcncral-William Dcnnison
Secretary of the Navy-Gideon Wclles, of
Connecticut. ''' Vi
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SUPREME COURT
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a Nathan Clifford. Maine.
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LIEUTENANT GENERALS.
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y Judge Advocate General, Joseph Holt,
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ARTICLE II.

SECTION ]. The Executive Authority Of this
State shall be vested in Chief Magistrate, who
shall be styled, The Governor OF the State OF
South Carolina
SECTION 2. The Governor shall be elected by
the electors duly qualified to vote for me ibers
OF the House OF Representatives,. and shall hold
his office for four years, and until his success.
sor shall be chosen and qualified but the
same person shall not be Gov ernor for two
consecutive terms.
SECTION 3. No person shall be eligible to the
office oi Governor, unless he bath attained the
age Of thirty years, and hath been a citizen
and resident OF This State for the ten years
next preceding the day OF election. And no
person shall hold the nfiicc Of Governor. and
any ether Office or commission, civil or militia
rv, Except in militia,) under this State or the
United States, or any Of them, or any other
power, at one and the same time.
SECTION 4. the returns of every election Of
Governor shall be sealed up by The Managers
Of Elections in their respective Districts, and
transmitted, by messenger chosen by them
10 the aeat OF Government, directed to the
Secretary ofState, who sha! deliver them 10
the Speaker Of the House of Represen tatives,
at the next ensuing session Of the General As.
sombly, ,inring the frat week of which ses
sion The Speaker shall open and publish them
in the presence OF both Houses df the General
Assembly. TIC person having the highest
number OF Yotes, shall be Governor, but iftwo
o. m9re shall be equal and highest in votes,
the General Assembly shall. during the same
session. in the House Of Representatives choose
one eof them Governor piva roce. Contested elec-
lions for Governor shall be determined by the
General Assembly in such manner as shall be
prescribed by law.
SECTION s. A Lieutenant Governor shall be
chosenat tho same time, in the Same manner.
continue in Office for the same period, and DO
possessed ofthe same qualifications as the Gov
eernor, and shall &c o6icio be President Of the
Senate.
SECTION 8. The Lieutenant Governor, nsi!ug
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THE CONSTITUTION
SOUTH CAROL I N A

WE, THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF SOUTH cAno.
LIMA by oUR DELEGATES IN CONVENTION
MET DO oRDAIN AND ESTABLISH THIS CoSsTI
7t,r,eN FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE SAID
STATE:
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AR TICLE Ill.

SECTION !. The judicial power shall be vest.
cd in such Superior and Inferior Courts of
Law and Equity as the General Assembly
shall, from time TO time, direct and est sbsif
The Judges rthe Superior Courts shall be
elected blythe General Assembly, shall hold
their Offices during good behavior, and shall,
al stated times, receive compen sation for
their services, which shall neither be incrcas-
ed nor diminished during their continuance
in office; but they shall receive no fees or
perqnisilcs Of office, nor hold any other Office
9i profit or trust under this State, the United
States Of America, or any of them, or any
other power. The General Assembly shall, as
sooii as possible, establish for each District in
the State an Inferior Court or Courts, to be
styled THE District Court, ,"tho Judge whereof
shall he residcnt,in the District while in Office
four years. and shall be re-eligible which
Court shall have jurisdiction Of all civil causes
wherein one or both of the parties are persons
OF Color, and ofali criminal cases wherein the
%ccuscd is person ofcolor. and the General
Assembly Ia empowered to extend the juris.
diction OF the said Court to other SUBJ
jeCts
SxcTIoN .. The Judges shall meet and sit
at COLUMBIA. at suoh time as the General As.
scmbly may by Act prescribe, for tho purpose
OF hearing and determining all motions for
new trials and in arrest OF judgment. and such
points OF law as may be submitted to them,
and the General Assembly may by Act appoint
such other places for such meeting no ia nther
discretion nHy secm fit
SEcTIoN 8. The style OF all processes shall
bo. "Thc State Of South Carolina" AID pros
ecutions bhall bo carried on IN tho name and
ny the authority OF the State of South Caro-
lima. and conclude, "agaiustthe peace and dig.
nifty Oft the samc"
ARTICLE Nv.
In all elections to be made by the people OF
this state, or ofany part thereof, for civil or
political offices, every person shall be entitled
TO vote, who has the following qualifications,
He shall be q free white man who has attain 4
ca the age OF twehty.one. years, and is not \
pauper. nor non. commissioned officer or mi
'yate soldier Of the army, nor asealnan Or ma
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MARRIED.

CLARE-HAISEs-At Mlys orlean. Co. " r. 90 iou,th d,y
10Th month 2tth BY the order Of the SOCIETY Of Friends WIN
Clk Cornwall ~ v, Mary L. Haine Of the former place
no cErdf.
BroOkyn. on wsdn.'day' Oct BY
by the Rev A. Putnam BenHuin A. rockingham 10 hss
Tredwsy daughter Of As1. N. White, esq.
FULLER-wILcOX-At Horwlk Conn, Tue,dsy Oct 30 BY
tie Rev. c. A. soddard, sssed BY the hey Thomas Chds
D. Lawson Fuller Of this city TO Frances l. WeoI OF Nor
walk
HoRNLY-cLARK-on wsdnedsy Oct. d. by the Rev sepher
Tying it, Aonzo Horuly TO Irene May Clark al u thia city
MACKN-HART-In Paris the United State. Embassy. Tues
day Dr. EdIidg Charles Mackin Of tho city Of
Nsw.YoTk to Miss Lizzie Hart Of Hartford Conn.
MAXwELLTAYLoR-Atth the Church q the Ascension on Tues
Right Rev Bishop Ode heim'r assed oy ths
Rev Cotton Smith ID. d. George L. Maxwell 10 hsvine L.
daughter Nv. X. Taylor, esq, al Of this city
MEEKERMARTIN-on Monday Oct. a. at the residence Of A.
Vail esq stasfordvie, Dntehe. Coz y Y, by the hsy A
Lawson Of POoshkeep,e Sir Henry Assker TO Miss Mary
Martin, both Of ths city
ROGERS-WADSWORrH-At Gsaeseo, New York on Jbnr,daY
oct IS BY the 4. ngsrsol Mr Edward Roger Of Phis
dephA Mamie c. daughter Of the late bns Gen James ,
Wsdswoth Of Genesee.
WARNER-FRANKLIN-At the Church Of the Incarnation.
Wednesday Oct. 81, by tho Rev Henry Mengoney d. u
Henry Warner ETnma L. daughter OF Walter ~
Franklin, esq, all OF this city
wEBB-BRowN-n Brooklyu T. D. on MedpeiSHy October 81
A. H. Partridge, Mr. H. Allen Webb OF STANFORD Conn
10 Miss Annie NJ. Brown Of Brooklyn, u. d. No CARDS
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respect. hi. srrusnc, was uas,ory and fully deserved

respects bis performances mastcy and fully deserved
tho cordial applause which /. received.
Mr. L. Ha,tOn accompanies elegantly And judioioasy,
but be may not know That pfc'utizng Is out Of fsor
COMFORT rooms
The orchestra vas badly arranged. Tho brsss iustfu
ments rsissd 50 high aOoTe tho others that ~ the
forte passages tho yolins utterly insaisie Tsw
particularly noticeable in tho finale Of The overture
10 tbs Tsnnhsuss when not note OF hat wonderful
streaming falling figure for the volns could he disiin-
gusbod Either tao strDgod instruments we're too weak
The brsss vofuy misplaced. The fault should be
remodeJ this evening in justice to the works to be Per
formed
Tho second Of the Batsman concerts viii take place this
evening at Stein ways Hail. when all The artists OF the
company will appear.
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NNUT HIN ''II''''''
nj tHLEaRAru TRTsrsE
Troy Oct. 3l-IIamilton Fink. coal dealer and
wholesale grocer Of Cohoes has l Hii liabilities ar 'id
10 b. nj least sDOD hcw York houses are the principal SUI
s-~r NJ. ,arc results from t. suspension % A-isn f.lG
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8petial Nciites.

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CoLLARD C0LLARD OF Loaion
I9sACE NosCHRLLEs tho Ps,hsr Of tho r,aof,r.s sni
Principal o, tins Leip,o Conse1,ory, sni
sICIsMUsD THALBEG0
.sao~ds,d By ~odd 20 g'.'' orpoa'a' Of pa' H'
PLAYING
uA,s rurruo 70 ran usauzSriosAstE ,urIsfssns
Of tbs
CmCgERIS9 rlASoFoRrEs
Al.o sss tos.~iss word osas~sed ,si;s,s;
CHARLES HALLE, tie great ia,stgss'sr Of Bsstssr'ai
JULES BENEDICT the ossbratsd ops,,Iic e,n'
.od director.
Nina ARAsELLA GODDARD one Of geatsss H'aE f,uuLs
pi.ni.t,.
ALFRED JAELL .otn,wt,is,S . one Of tn. brfilru:
pils.s Europs;
L. uArroN ohgw'ss composer ,Ad s,Iae! Pi'nI't'
now accompanying Ms Parsps .a. county -ho IT
rms srsEsr ,ssrau.zsr rLArse
BRrsLEY RICHARDS ,b, biHi.a, p',nis .Ad composer.
WILLIAM a. BALFE. III, greet English Of sObe
u!,a Or" ,si .Eeo'y olln op,r,,i
T T!afi4 yHy sqSE An .S sa'c:: '''
s sIsSsiE sF sEGrrn F :.,.sIi,y.
LOUIS rLAIDr assnosiir,I piano EusOps
,nI roo,o,y Professor Of the Coa.srr.t,ry L.ip-e
CHARLES RErSEcKE successor the positions Of 1ssdsI,
.hn both IN To C5u,errr,t lnd Conductor Of ne celebrated
"0swaaJh.u.s Coa,,rt.- 10 L,ipaSi
L. n 9OFTsCHALK the o. living pils sod
p,,.n for Tho pino ,e VII, u'eI them asy 100 eoooe,
DARN, the pl. y-., only Po' upon
which piais can f,y a.rpr, saisa,, ADD niaos be
esus'orihs exquisite .ynp.,hy lal vosiity Of tone
JAHEs ~ wEHLl VII, Ia scsaow.edgel today cue Of the
foremost pss, Of the world raI u'd tho CatsH, Pianos
al over the u,ed State, and Eng wh,s they uahsias
usy ador.sd by til, .oo7. u,nsd Composer ma,e,u
Prof,nOr, IN Europe;
RICHARD HOFFMAN Ja,,lyrlnked with the first paui''
ofihe age
LEOPOLD DAMEyER, tn, Llou raaI' anI unsl't'd IA his
ays.
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| Gustav. s.,tst c.rlo Ba,doi
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| Henri yIsuItsup. in PyehOu,Ai
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TRIBUTE TO BEHNiE CHURCH,
Ased 2 yesrs, months and days
Died on Thursday. Oct %. 1876.
B.unie 1. dead. dear li,tls pet,
Our hearts ere sled with ssd regret,
Bsd O. summer ,7rdying In fsl.
Li.le Beuhis-dsar 10 Us sl.
AL the Summer his bsbJ feet.
Up aud down our quiet street,
To loving esrs sweet musio made.
"Dariins Bennis!"-ali Of ne ssid.
Jus, beginning proud 10 wslk.
.iust beginning swssily 10 isik.
summsr "a gore--ssd u the FALL
Dear tittl- re,--dsal 10 va al.
Bsby Benais. Ia nen'ry sweet.
on the echoes OF Tiny fset.
Fa,lihs on the hsisrin, ear.
WI. bring ssaia III. iniAss dear
Guardian Angels, ,sftly esido hiss.
IN the kia. dom walk bsnfe BIN
whsr, The hi,l5fsa snd tho h,vsrs
EvesD0fc make s~sci Summer hssf.
Osly -. ~ Aufgu,n ssdaess
Csals0i 80 IN, ssrilacs gisinsss
Ctasst sss ths golfcs portai.
Through vti;s Gsun's P~'sst-tnntttni
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
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CAMP-n Brooklyn suddenly MOndsy evening Oct ~ Mary
EHzabe,h. viii. OF Calvin q. Camp, sged q ysars
The and friends Of the family ere respecue invited TO
asod the funeral No. 80 Coumoistt Ihundsy
Nov. l. 81 i0t O'Clock a.
AMBFRTIn this city suddenly Toesday Oct 30 Of disease
IN tbs heart Jeu sh Lambert ihthe 18th OF his
The relative. Of tbs family invited 70 attend his
10 O'Clock, the Reformed Dutch
Church on wsshing,on square, the Rev Dr. Huiion's
MURRAY-On Tuesday, tho 9Th mat, Mr. Elizabeth Murray
widow Of the late Geo. W Murray 10 her s7th yesL
Relatives and friends invited sttsnd her fnner fhursd
Nov Al cloes at the residence Of her niece Mrs p
shp,sr No Park Brooklyn The intermsnt viii be In
Connecticut.
OsBORH-On Wednesday Oct "a a. Lila residence Cutehogus L. H.
Barnabss Osborn IN the sJd year Of his age
WHTE-Op Tuesday evening Oct. 30, IN Hav.rhn, Mass MI
Robert H. White, formerly OF Ne~-fork
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