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TOlh. .IU6 3I5,b5U
tn above figures show deficiency this season Of
209, $50 bbls. 49,
At New York on the 1st OF Nay the stock was 10000
bbls against period last year-a decrease OF
only 1874 bbls.
suaARThe sales reported were so hhds Porto Rico ut
12c; as do do asl2Hc 40 do English Island at lO%c
market closed quiet but steady last quoted REIN ed
Sugars steady at 1870 for crushed powdered and
granulated, and l6c for A white ~ ''r'
SALr.-With fir Jobbing demand prices steady as
lost quoted for both Liverpool and Turks leland.
WHIsKEYwo report sales Of 80 bbis country in lots
Mt 26 to 50 2k and 80 do Western In lots at 50 27
per gallon.
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COMMERCIAL.

Exports.
PHILADELPHIA-Per schr Clayon-57 bales Cot
ton, casks Metal, 6S bundles Wire, As Iron Gas
Pipes, 1lO5 bars Old Iron, 80 Car Wheels H. feet
Lumber, so packages Mdze.
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IMPORTS OF FOREIGN DRY GOODS AT NEW YORK
EQR IONIGR

Importers who have been struggling against loeses
invoice will be glad to that tho ido is slightly
abatng and the chances of keeping their heads above
water somewhat improved. We look for relative de-
crease for some time to come. but reliable estimate
can be formed OF the prospect for the fall trade.
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The Charleston Cotton Market.
The sales of Cotton yesterday, including re-packs,
amounted to $50 bales, at full and advancing prices.
Stock very light. We Quote
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eo0,55s
779,79i

sUaAn AND MoLAsaEa-oniy 10 hhds sugsr and bbIs
moiasses have been received from the coast since yes
egn and domest, 2roductiop but Is very duh and de-
pressed There were sales to-day, however, of8 hhds
fair taken for up the river about 14o per h. lot
Of so hhds Porto Rioo sold private terms. OF Mo-
private terms. In addition to tho above the princ
pal sales Of the week confined to 10 hhds folly fsr
cargo Of 400 bogshesds Porto Rico sold lots ct 13A
per To- Louisiaha Sugar has been retailing at
70 90 for inferior, 10 TO lao for common to good
ruon, ,air 'l4Ns o. .,ir 10 ftIy fair is to lbS o
prime, and 15X to 10 for choice; and Cuba sugsr
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. May 4-CoTToN.-we have again 10
notice dull and rather unsettled market, with only
limited supply Offering at the ruling rates. and tho do
mand confined to few buyers. who are unwilling to
advance even fraction over their limits to m their
orders The SALES to-day were consequently confined
i2o9 oss taken by seven brokers at irregular and
dimoult 10 buy low middling and middlDg Of the in.
side ngarsS unleas for now
Sic; low middling 32@3io; middling 35@s6o
The sales for the past three days up 310O bales
making total for the of $780, The receipts
for the week Excluding tho arrivals from Mobile
Florida aud Texas, which are embraced IN their re-
gpecve staements comprise S85 bales against O 3O3
last week. showing increase OF bales The weeks
exports embrace 1862 bales. 1907 OF which were to
foreign port1 and only ass coastwise 49, -
.'.' STATEMENT OF COTTON. 'r
Stock on hand LIST sept' 1885, bales. .ss. .2s9
Received to day. 900
Received previously. y....................888.65 .654
- eoo55s
77s.7s3
Cleared previously. ly.....................6l .244
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AMERICAN INFLUENCE ABRoAD.-The London oor-
thS division in American p politics and the non-res
4 ftoration OF the Unions elements of weakness
abroad. He says what is too natural and logical
to be denied:
The truth is the aspect of affairs in your coun-
yhas greatly encouraged the French Govern
inent. Whom the Confederacy fell; when Lee
surrendered his sword; when the South suddenly
gave up the struggle; when the men of the South
submitted to tho arbitrament of war. and submit
ted to the Union, it was felt in Europe that the
tobe sustained by the military power OF France.
But as it seems to Europe, the Union has not
been restored, and you are still divided people.
1tIis now year and seven days since PRESIDENT
Lincoln entered Richmond in triumph, and yet tho
South is still out Of the Union. I do not presume
tdoffer any opinion upon your domestic affairs.
1tIis not the province OF foreign correspondent
tScritioise your national policy. II may be that
ills necessary and wise to treat the South as q
batween the American Executive and the domi-
ndnt party In the American Congress is inevitable
and healthful. It may be that the exclusion OF
the South for years is but the prelude to listing
Union. ] have only to deal with facts, and it is
MY province to tell you that your domestic strife
whether it be inevitable or avoidablo, whether it
SG lor good or evii, weakens your influence abroad
Ikes in Mexico Had tho Southern members nib a of Of
the
\ moment have been q single soldier owing alle-
&Sgianoe to the Emperor Napoleon. ri. -: IL II
K JOHN MrroHEI, in his last Paris letter to the
New York Daily Ne1s, thus discourseth upon
horse flesh. '"In the matter Of horse fosh France
mo such splendid carriage horses to bo seen any.
where as in Paris, and for cavalry remounts and
animals to be used in draught, this country is
years ago France was large purchaser ofhorses
both in Germany and in England. This is due
an great measure, to the excellent administr atior
Epf the haras, great stallion establishments care
fully maintained in all the departments. AS fol
Sface horses, gladiatear beats every thing on the
hsbitable globe. There is np horse In England
bmught over from that country to run for-or
rather to win, Of course-the splendid CUP, wortl
10000 francs, together with 10, 900 in money al
Two horses etarted with Ihim, but he won at q
oanter. Gtadiateur is now established as public
character, and fayorIte OF the Partisan world"
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GonsiSnees per Sonth Carolina RniIro n d
May o.

90 bales Cotton 10 bales Yarn 16 bbls Spirits Turpen
tine cars Lumber, cars Old Iron and Sundries To
Wills Chisolm. nj Goldsmith Son. Hunt b, o. wag-
ener Bro: Finley Klinck Wickenberg. q W VIII
n,m' q co, Mantouo Co, Fogarty & Co, Renneker n
Glover. ii Walter & Co, W S Henery, whittemore,
&c Son q Co. W Bee Co. Gaillard & Mnott, yelling,
Dukes & Co. Brailsford G. Hacker EbauRh &
Mallonee, II Barden, Taft & Rowland.
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the port. ss5. .477.14O sl5,26sG3O s55e4o. SOC
Tho figures for the corresponding date of 1863 we,
only S23 that this stands in advance OF
all precedent AS many Of readers may desire to
compare the totals for tho current fiscal year. bring
forward ALSO the relative imports Of dry goods since
the lst of July: .-- rs- ..... ..,- ...
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ConsiEnces per Northeastern Railroad,
May 8.
u bnes Cotton 1So bbls Naval Stores bales Wool car
Lumber, Mdze &o- To Wardlaw & Carew G. T. Pritch
ett CL Gu.lleaume, Screven Nesbit. W Ryan Chfs-
om Bros M Caldwell Son, Porcher & Henry E II
Rodgers 4 Co. Frost, & J Eariy, Mowry l. Co.
Adams. Frost Co. Dukes q Cs, Styles Carter Gail
lard IL Minott, II Bardon l. Howard,
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O!eared 70 day.. ...:...................
Cleared previously. y.....................6 GIG, A4
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The stock Of barrel Pork Of every description nt the
leading points u the West, and compared with samo
time In 1855. ahow the following result: :
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STEARIsE-Is wanted, and brings l8c to zoe per III.
:FALLow-Was in good demand and Arm. Sales 16O 900
lbs at 11xc to 11HC. 80. :
FREIoHTs-Dul, but rather moro inquiry for room,
To Liverpool IA 900 bushels Corn at 2ISd and so bales
Cotton per steamer, at I'd. To London 100 tons on
Cako at 16s.
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TOT ent Ht INC prt z2OZfb S3,9bS,7UB $7,B3BbB4
It will be that tho stock In bond has increased
during the month nearly one and quarter million dol
lara We now bring forward the comparative imports
Of dry goods since January LIST :: : :.g.-.'
IMPORTS OF FOREIGN DRY GOODS AT NEW YORK
FOR FOUR MONTHS FROM JANUARY 1877
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I'm Equity--Anderson.

Elizabeth Smith Us. Franklin Smith, Baylis Smith,
James Carpenter and wife, and others. Bill for
Partition Real Estate, sc.
Smith, Bayis Smith, James Carpenter and his
wife, Margaret Carpenter Defendants in this case,
reside beyond the limits of this State. Onmotion
of Harrison s. Whitners, complainants solicitors,
Ordered That the said Defendants do appear in
this Court within three months from the pubica-
ton of this Rule, and plead, answer or demur to
the Bill filed against them or the same will be ta-
ken pro confesso sl
W. W. HUMPHREYS, c.E.A.D.
SO Sm
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
The State of South Carolina,
ANDERSON DISTRICT.
OFFICE coUnr or GEsEnAI srssIoss /

-. Fl
OFFICE CoUnr OF GENERAL SESSIONS
AND COMMON PLEAS.
TO T. B. Burriss, Kennon Brazeale and Samuel
Browne, Managers of Election, at Anderson Court
House, in the said District:
By direction of an Act of the General Assembly,
hereby notify you, seyerally, to attend at the
place of election, for, whichsyou are Managers, on
Tuesday the Third Day of July next, open the
polls, and hold an election for Ordinary for An
derson District, to fill the vacancy which has oc-
CURED in said Office by the DEATH. of the late in
cumbent.
1t will be your dut. to attend as directed, and
open the polls between the same hours, and in
other respects conduct the election in the same
manner as is prescribed for the election of mem
bers of either Branch of the Legislature; also,to
meet on the "Wednesday after the votes are receiy-
ed at the Court House of Anderson District, couut
the votes, declare theeection if no notice of in
tention to contest it be given, and certify to the
Governor the name of the person who may be
elected.
In witness whereof, l have hereunto subscribed
my name, and affixed the Seal of said Court, at
Anderson Court House, this Twenty-Second day
of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixtysix, and ninetieth year Of
the Independence of the United States of america
JOHN w. DANIELS, c.o.p. & d.s.
May 81, 1866 so
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In Equity--Anderson.

William Armstrong and Baxter Hayes, Us. J.:J.
Copeland, j. A. Cowan, and Heirs at Law Of
John B. Armstrong deceased.-Bill for Discoy-
cry, Account Relief, SC.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Richard Shir-
ley and wife, Elizabeth Shirley, Joseph NJ. Ellis
and wife, Isabella Ellis, Robert Chamblee and
wife, Mary Jane Chamblee, Weldon P. Armstrong,
William Johnson and wife, Elizabeth johnson, Ste
phen D. Key and wife, Irabella Key, Heirs.at Law
Of John B. Armstrong, deceased, Defendants in
the above stated case reside beyond the limits Of
this State. On motion of Harrison & Whitners,
complainants solicitors,
Ordered, That said Defendants, do appear plead.
answer or demur to said Bill of Complaint within:
three months from the publication hereof, or the
same viii be taken pro contesso against them.
W. W. HUMPHREYS, c.E.A.D.
Commissioners Office. March Is, 1866.
go Sm
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In Eouity--Anderson.:

julius R. Earle Us: E. j. Earle, F. W. Earle and J.
W. Earle, Heirs at Haw of Sam1. G. Earle, de-
ceased-Bill for Partition Real Estate, SC. ~.
1T appearing to my satisfaction thatF. W. Earle,
Mrs Kate Earle and children, viz J. II. Earle,
and others, names and number unknown, Heirs at
Law of Samuel G.. Earle, deceased, and A.. c..
Earle Defendants in the above stated case, reside
beyond the limits of this State. On motion of
Harrison s. Whitners, compliments solicitors,
answer or demur to said Bill of Complaint, within
three months from the publication hereof, ,sors the
same will be taken pro confesso again them. <
w. w. HUMPHREYS CLAD.
Commissioners Office, March 21, 1866
40 3msi
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Tax N,.otice.

Tax Notice.
TAX PAYERS are hereby notified that my books
will be opened for the purpose of receiving Taxes
at the following time and places:
AT Anderson c. H. until the 1lth of June
Honea Path, on the 18th and 18th
{. williamson, 18th and 14th
" Bolton 10th and 10th =
&C Pendleton, 18th, 10Th and goth Z"
After which 1 will return to Anderson, and hold
the books open until the st Monday in July, after
which they will close.
i, On real property, Is cents on the one hundred
dollars worth. m
Capitation Tax-On males between 81 and gu
wears of age $500, (including Freedmen.
Tax on Factorage Employments, Faculties anu
Professions-50 cents per SlOO worth
Tax on Dogs-Sl.00 each.
Tax on Sales of Goods, Wares and Merchan-
dize. by residents, 90 cents per 500.
Tax on Articles Manufactured in the State Sl.oo
per 500.
Tax on Spirtuous Liquors manufactured IN the
State $50 per $780, The same on liquors brought
into the State.
Tax on sales of Cotton (from the lst OIL May 70
lst October)-S1.00 per 500.
Gold and, Silver Coin, u. S. Treasury notes, de-
cared to be legal tender by the United States
Government, State Treasury notes, pay certihcates
of Jurors Constables, bearers of votes for Cover
nor and It. Governor, and pay certificates OF mem
bers of this session of the Legislature, receiy-
able for Taxes.
Road Tax-95 per cent on the General tax.
: Poor Tax-20 per cent on the General tax
S. E. MOORE, Tax Collector.
Nav 10. 1866 Al
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Anl0lllltenlnts.

FOR ORDINARY -
nsy- Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce Rev. Wal.
P. MARTIN. as a candidate for Ordinary OF this
District at the ensuing election, and oblge s
FOR 0RDIN4RY.,
,na- Ms. EDl7on: Through your columns IS al
low us to present the name of our old comrade,t
r. 4. WILLIAMS, to the citizens and soldiers q
this District, for the Office of Ordinary
FOR oRDLN4RY. I'll
aa- Capt ROBERT JUNKINSsis respectful
nominated asa Candidate for Ordinary OF Ande-
son District, at the next ensuing election:
FOR ORDINARY
fntIy nominated as a candidate for Ordinar' OF
anderson District at the ensuing election
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE SECOND SESSION of my School will COM
mence on MONDAY NEXT, June 4th.
New pupils will then be received, and may enter
with advantage.
Grateful for the liberal patronage Of my friends,
I earnestly solicit o continuance of the same.
Miss SALLIE Y. ROBINSON is still associated
with me in the conduct of the School.
N. B.-Pupils may enter at any time, and '0iU be
charged only for the time they go.
THOMAS HALL.
Anderson C. H., May 81, 1866.
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andetsall 9tifes Glurepd
CORRECTED WEEKLY
BY BEWLEY, KEEsE &co.,
North Side of the Public Squae.
GRooER1Es, &c.

Beqqng, 5O.cts.s Bale Rope 80 to S5 Adanan-
,s;ae Caaazes, 40 to SO; Rio Coffee, s5 4 40; Tea,
$500 to $3.50; Rice, 20; n 0. sugar. 10;
fO Sugars, % < Crushed Sugar, SOt SaA,, per
sack, Liverpool So so to $500; dn,.swede' 10
Kings Mountain, 12; Castings, u to IS; Nails, 10
10 II; Ponder, 70 to 81; Lead, 90 to25; Shot, 25
ladigo, $3.50 to $3.50; Aadaer, 81; Blus Stone,
IS; Kackerel--quarter bis, $500, halves, Sl4oo
swholes, S27.OO; Tobacco chewing SO to Sl.5o;
Estory Thread, $500 i, Shttiags 7-s, 25 cts. per
yard Shovel Steel, 16.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Flour, $500 to $1,000; Corn, $500; Peas,
$500; Lord, 20 to 25; Bscon, 1S to2o; Tait0'r,
l5 Batter, lS to2O; Eggs 20; Chickens, l5 to 25
.Bee,,0az, 20; Rags, s cts.
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MONEY WANTED

ALL persons indebted to me for work done since
June, 1865, are earnestly requested 10 call and
settle. If you cannot pay all, give me at least
portion of your Indebtedness, in order that may
do likewise Those worked for when there was
no money in circulation, will surely pay now. "A
word to the wise is sufficient"
JOHN L. ARNOLD.
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gustiaI Matiess.
MAsoNIC CELEBRATION.

THE several Masonic bodies in Anderson District
sre hereby invited to unite with Burning Bush
Chapter, No. ~, R. a. NJ, anil Hiram Lodge, No.
6S, a. f NJ, in the celebration of st. Johns Day,
{24th June), on SATURDAY the 2ad day of June
next An Address upon the subject of Masonry
viii be delivered at the Baptist Church, in this
svillage: by Comp. THOMAS HALL, of Burning
Bash Chapter. The families of Masons, together
with those of deceased brethren, and the commu-
nifty generally, are cordially invited to be present
on the occasion.
Members of the fraternity will meet at the
Lodge Room at 10 O'clock A. NJ, when the pro-
eesson viii be formed and marched to the Church,
where the Address will be delivered, at Eleven
o'clock precisely.
a Dinner will be served up at the Benson House,
at Two o'clock, P. NJ. Tickets of admission may
Z be obtained of the undersigned, COMMITTEE of
Arrangements. I"
JAMES a. HOYT,
THos. P. BENSON,
JOHN B. MOORE,
7Ce,a. from Burning Bush Chapter, No.77, r. 4, III.
&c. v. BoRSTEL,
M LESSER,
80 W. S. sKEESE,
Com. from Hiram Lodge, No. 6S, f.. f. II.
Siay II. 1866 4S
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zlruos. aaleaifinfs, &c.


II L. LEWIS having purchased the
81 Drug Store, lately owned by Mr.. II G. hea-
4et takes pleasure in announcing to the ciizens
of Bedford and vicinity, that he has jus, returned
from the cities with well selected stock OF
DRUGS,
DYE-STUFFS,
PERFUMERY.
TOILET ARTICLES,
Stationery,
COAL OIL, LAMPS
AND CIR .HNETS,
BEST BRANDS OF CIGAkS,
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCOt
FRENCH CONNECTIONS, DC. 9e
The stock Of Drugs and Medicines consist Oh 'he
purest quality, and selected with great care
General assortment of popular Patent Medicines
The attention of the Ladies is particular inYl-
ted to the rock of PERFUNERY, TOILET and FANCY
ARTICLES, consisting Of the best perfumes OF ne
day COlognes, Soaps, Preparations Tor the hair;
Complexion and Teeth Csmphor ice TOR ehaPpea
hands, Teeth and Hair Brushes, Port Monaies, &C.
Of Stationery. there IS a f"e aSsoTt"renf
Billet Note Letter, Leaf and Mourning Paper,
Enyelops, Pens Pencils Ink Blank Deeds, Power
of Attorneys, Drafting Paper, Marriage Cerun-
Gates. &c, &c Also, large quantity OF Books,
which will be sold very cheap.
Coal oil LaDsp Huge BHyner, can be lighted
without removing the chimney-all patterns ana
prices Glass Lanterns, very neat, tor burning
Coal Oil Lamp chimneys of an improved pattern
Lamp Shades Of beautiful patterns.
Howe's Family Dye Colors, the shades being hight
Fawn, Drab, Snuff and Dark Brown, Light and
Dark Blue, Light and Dark Green, Yellow PINK,
Orange Royal Purple, Scarlet Maroon, Magenta,
Cherry and Black
Humphreys Homeopathic Remedies
Cigars Of best 5raAds, smokers can rely on
good cigar.
Rose Sm0kIHg Tobcec0,
Michigu3i ami Soiace Fine CIT,
Natural Leaf Tactst and Big Ping,
Fined and pltyest Freneh CoRfsctfonS,
PURE DOMESTIC WINES,
Consisting Of Gmge Blackberry and Eidsrbsry
FOR MEDICINAL Use.
r-g-The attention of physicians is invited to The
stock of Drugs and Medici~es, which they can
purchase at reasonable prices
Country Merchants orders promptly filled. Goods
put up with neatness and care, and at reasonable
prices.
J. L. LEWIS designs keeping first class Drug
Store and having on hand Mt all times general
assortment Of goods Being a Druggist of several
years experience, physicians can rely on having
their prescriptions carefully and accurately com
pounded Feb 9, 66-d
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RfaI 0sstate safes.

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE.-By virtue of an order of
the Orphans Court Of Bedford county, the under
signed administrator OF the estate of John Smith
late Of Southimp township, county aforesaid,
deceased will sell at public oGtcty, upon he prem
ises on Saturday. the 7lh day of April A. D. 1865,
all the following described farm or tract Of land,
adjoining lands Of Hugh Linn, Jacob Lichty John
Robson and Elisha Smith, containing l6l acres
and SO perches, more or less about 60 acres clear
ed and under fence, and the balance we'll timber
ed, with good two story log dwelling house and
stable thereon erected. There is also upon the
premises spring of excellent water and orch
ard Of choice fruit. Sale to commence at o'clock
Of said day when the terms will be made known.
BENJAMIN MELL0TT,
March l6, '66-ts admir-.
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4 CORINTH correspondent says that
it is estimated that upon the fields of
Shiloh and Corinth, from which the
Confederates retreated, leaving their
dead on the field, there are not less
than 12,000 Confederate dead, whose
bones for the most part lie bleaching a.
bOve the ground, the rains having
washed away the thin layer Of earth
with which the most We're originally
covered. The Federal dead were all
neatly inferred in the usual way, with
head and foot boards in every instance,
and, in most cases, We're inclosed with
wooden nailings.
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The MANNER OF VOTING.-The fol-
lowing act, regulating the manner of
voting, has passed both Senate and
House, and gone to the Governor for
his appr0vaI:-
SECTION /. The qualified voters of
the several counties of this Common
wealth, at all general, township, bor-
ough and special elections, are hereby
hereafter authorized and required to
vote by tickets printed or written. or
partly printed and partly written sew
orally classified as follows: One ticket
shall embrace the nameof all the iudg-
es OF courts voted for, and to be labell-
ed outside judiciary one ticket shall
embrace the names of all State officers
voted for, and labelled estate :" one
ticket shall embrace the names of all
county officers voted for, including the
office of Senator and member OF As
Sembly, if voted for. and members of
Congress, if voted for, and be labelled
county," one ticket shall embrace the
names of all the township officers vo-
ted for and labelled "toWnship;n one
ticket shall embrace the names of all
borough officers voted for and be labell-
ed borough" and each class shall he
deposited in separate baIlot-boXes.
SEC. ,. That it shall be the duty of
the sheritfs in the several counties of
this Commonwealth to insert in their
election proclamatiOns hereafterissued,
the first section Of this act.
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DURING the war improvements in
American manufactures progressed at
a rapid rate, and in nothing more rap
id than in cotton hosiery. Until 1864
the American hosiery makers confined
themselves to the common grades of
ribbed hose. and attempted no cOmpc
tition with England and Germany in
manufacturing finer goods. Now,
however, plain cotton hose, of the best
quality, is extensively made in the l.
nited States, and themanufacturers are
also extending their improvements in
undertaking, making the latter quite
as good a. the imported articles.