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Dudley Joseph Hugh Turner John Hines chaI s. Grant
Sirnonton Irwin -
srteeuh Distre-Jsme. BLACK Wm Wilson. Ts II Rhodes.
Henry Wilson, john o. Johnson Ohm MoySough Or Pane
Fred Bernhsrdt Henry Rowey Henry Burd Geo w Ryeon
David KilmtI Michael Fsel. Geo Armstrong AeH. Chncl
Seventeenth Drc-Nathsn {. Fly. VIM T.Cnf. John eve.
Robert Miller Frederck A. Coye, Henry hopp J sharp Iho-
Jones Park Mahewson ssnue ~ REV h'Oet'
Hamilton, John Gabfeath Henry sh1c.- -, -. o.,
Eighteenth Distret-Dr Cha T. Bl9menila Jaass W Hsle
Charlie. Irving Samuel Lewis Francis Janc,E Trinbe,
chs Nanod-a Henry Eeoet, r. r. bruce mos = hsinfe
II A. Maxwell ~, 49, .,
Kineteenth Disrt-Na,han Sandcd Jacob Nebbcr ". II.
Pooler. Wi.ism Bennett Conrad Cuppet Janes hobs9i N
Twentieth Dsre-Ioln Leyin William Osborn bentls h9san
Bartlett Allan Cooper John GsutieI Edward DoS nns Nu'
Buter Alexander Campbell Peter E"Ad bha'os W. A'' ~"
andef Bsin. Robert Brewer - =, 81 ~ -.
Twsntvfr Dsc-G b. Tunison ChsIle. T. Jenkins n -
Hicks. Frank b. Bal. Simon seward, ~ > hu"so WI" r'O'
Hiram Dlts. Jane. II. fiic..
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MdkRIED.

JAcKsON-yAS BEUREN-At St Marks Church on Monday.
Oct by tie Rev. Dr. Alexander H. Niton William Er1e.t Jack
Emily Augusta youngest daughter Of Col ~ a. Van Reuer
al OF thu city.
SALT-GgODDAY-Oa Sunday Sept 10 BY the Rev. Charles
Kelsey Mt james salt Mss Phebe H. GOoddy oil Of BrookyB
h.. d.
Tuesday Sept 49, OF the legation Of the
United Stairs Brrns SNrerlad by the Rev. Samuel Longeow
Levi. Warner NJ d. Sarah L. daughter Of Ju Meksye.
I'll Of Nswiork.
Church Il the Messiah.
Mordy. Oct by the Rev Il. H. Chaplin, u. d. Win
chester e. eldest diOghter Of l. BTundAge Of
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VERMONT
d DISTRICT

TIE CANVASS FOR CONGRESS- IN THE lid DISTRICT
AND FOR L. 5. SENATOR.
tspoclaI Dispatch 10 The n. Y. Tribune.
AiipDLEHUEY VI Monday, Oct. r 1866
convention is called by Republicans Of the lid
District Of Vermont nominate Conservative candi-
date who cn gain enough Democratic votes to defeat the
Radical candidate. the Hon. T. Baxter NJ. e.. The Hon
George r Efi10lds viii md formidable opposition to
his election Uated States senator bis political "a
cacitv cogic3 His speeches IN the Senate the La
beas CoTi 5 were 0stastefui 70 Vermont The praise
b. won i,on Coppcrhcals unfortunate, l)r nc is
doGb;l.ss q tr1, Republican. The Hon. Lew Underwood
ard the iiac Fred T. Woodbridge, VI. Co. are talked Of
for the place IL both men Vermont places the fullest
conhdelo,. The Vermont LEGISLATURE meets next
Wcdr-s '-r. lively time NAV be expected In Hon.
j. 5. Morn e. VI. c., viii be unanimously elected Senator
AR IL. lll1 -eru
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OREGON

SAN FRANCISCO oct Z leo.
dispatch from Sssm Oregon states that III the House
Of Assembly Yesterday Mr. Henderson Offered series OF
resolution declaring that the action Of the House III rat
living tine Constitutional Amendment before the admis
sion or the members of Grant County 10 their seats
fraudulent and By the aid of one Union member the
resolutions were adopted by the following vote: Yeas "a
Nays, q.
The Secretary of State then requested to transmit
copy Of the resolutions to Secretary Seward Further
action will be had tomorrow
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c..a One. No DOUBT.

nr. L NJ T.vlor Utica T. T.. While many Of fsnds
sshas good doubt ~heh they have
aide decuq preparation OF this sad 1stmen, Of the
machine uoubte Laa hand sswtngny Heor Gco. " AZ
qvs ready perform i rfIeaf msios There no folding
no bssn,no marking hem, fell quilt tuck N" ~
oeovs raeAius asd adniJcb sohsas do all III u JUST
PeRpKcr FAMILY uss. " Afrcrffsex-f
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Innrn,s Nrw MAp.-Messrs. Il. II. LLOYD s. Co.

LLoYD's NEW MAP.-Messrs. II. II. Lloyd o. Co..
famous throughout the country for their numerous map publ
cations just published map Of NewYork City and us
surroundings including the country from Ireaien to New
Haven Long Branch to the Casks 1t shows every
village every railroad and highway, every saw mill grs MIL
cemetery or church the country and gives the as
tances OF the ciiies and towns from hewYOrk IL planned
upon scale and half inches to the mile and contains
every material fact which could he asked for in local map
To al who would become posted the geography OF the sur
roundngs Of the metropolis II Is invaluable.
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THE SOUTHERN LoYALIsTs.

Tux not AT oAIRO-A CARD PROM COL. BINGHAM
K:sEL MALiGEITY-THE st. LOUIS RECEPTION
81. LOUIE. Oct s-COL Bingham, one Of the Southern
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POLITICAL


-, G,s~r5r-Hon. REUBEN Z FENT0N. ChaqtsuqEa
ksrL, Cyt,raof-Cen. SrEWAkI L. NV QDfSS! ni"e''
% Cr1i C9Hy-Hon SfEPHKh iht NJ I, Fsse1'
For Prison fgspecfcr-Gen. JOHN HAmhOND' N''VA'
Election Tuesday Nov. Z.
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Come One, Come Az
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTINCT
RFPfBLiCAN-UNION ASSOCIATION.
TIL. citizen. tb icl opposed Ny Policy and In favor
Of thc election OF FENrON ANb wOODFORD will the
Fifh Ward Hotel on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 10th inst.
O'Clock. -
Gen. HIRAM WALbklDOE, A. BUELL. ESQ.,,
Col A. J. DUGAkNE, HENRY shELDEN, ESQ.,
Hon CHAS. s. SPENCER ISAAC j. OLdsEh eco;
~ JOSHUA u. Able President
yyo HnArs Secretaries
y,.i.rict Besa. John Csn.y, Samuel yates VIM. Crawor
Benz Lyrde A. H. Lnsry Root Burse Jason T.yor Quantities.
Eighth Assembly Disrre..ihsR sposesn Executive com
mi,tr- Tuesday EVENING aud the Associon
FRIDAY EVENING frcm this date until December election,
NUM- ''''' JOHN " FARMER. President
JosKrn gAaor secretary.
Sixteenth Iassembis-Fenten and Weodford Cam
pniGn Club, ...o,,~.r,ra mann
pubic Of the above Club viii BE- held at The Dem Dis
pu,ary and secondave Oh WEDNESDAY
EvENiNG t TO- ais o'clock The following eminent speakers
viii addres, tie meeting;
Non HORAjE GREELEY who will positively be pr,sent
Co. J. J. Il. DU0ANNE,
Col EDWARD GEBHARDr
Judge SHANNON of New. OIlesns j. W. FINNEY.
Front a for ladies. band OK gee will
be- nre,.,t. JAMES NJ. THOMSON Presdsnt,
HksRr bsHsr We. President.
VIZ Daurnosp ls..x., .,..
Gao. 2. WHISTLER
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NEW-JERsEY.

THE Hox noBERT GILCHRIsT ACcEPTs THE NOMINATION
Fos cOEGREss IRON THE FIFTH DisTHIcT-GgE Z. T.
v. WRIGHT wTTHDRAws.
The difficulties originating In the Democratic Convcn-
ton hold Oboken Thurday last have been satisfc-
toiy adjusted Gen T. H. " Wright withdraws all claim
TO the nomination, and the Hon. Robert Gilchrist who
the choice Of tho Convention by majority Of
nine votes accepts Gen. Wright IL is understood, will
fully support the candidate both by his voice aud
vote.
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NETWORK.

The Est Congressional District Convention me-. al
Janae saturday October o. Cos. Jno. \. kEg in The
cAGr; CEa, H. DAYTON OF Suffolk; James L. Hopping,
oflichmaa!; md Frederic A. Potts, of Queens, acting
a. Sec,c;..i-s.
George Everett, Esq Of Astoria in an elogseat and
forc5ic adiis', presented the name of the Hon. WA. H.
Gleason, .f suffolk a candidate tor Congress, which
nomination vas enthusiastically ratified by acclamaon
The Chail appointed MessIs Eycrt johnson AID Aooc
oOui,tce 80 ccqaaint Nj Gleason OF his nomination.
who, upon berg introduced addressed the Convention
briefly upon thc political issues the day. and promised
90 buckle his armOr and work unremi;tiDgy for the
umph o te Union carsc ~ the FIRST Congressional Dis
trct. IT, deserved popularity Of Mr. Gleason IN his
county sufck and TIC determination OF the Union men
Of the district 10 be no longer misrepresented IN the Con-
Cress Of hc United States render the prospect OF his cleo
ton very encouraging II the Union men, one and ALL
resolve 10 organize thoroughly and work unrcmittirgy
has election caa and viii be accomplished
ROcKLAyD COUNTY.
On the 18Th instant the DemocTae CONGRESSIONAL Con.
ventol for the Nth Congressional District of this Ste
will meet Of Nyack, ROckland County. very lively
time is auc atcd nasmuch there three candidates
for nomination in the field, namely the Hon. " iillam
Rsdord present member OF Congress for the District
Judgc Slec.n Of Roclaud County, and Mr.. Z. Z. Ho-
man, WHO resides az Nyack and has law office in this
city. Ea30rd has been hard work traycsing the dis
tct (wh!ch embraces WesietcT Rockland ana Putnam
Countess using every influence to secure denomination,
notwithstanding the fact that agreement was made by
him the Convention Of 1864 that the nominee for 1850
should b. a RocklGnd County At that Convention
il was conceded thas Judge Sufcrn entitled 20 the
nomination then but be gave way 70 Mr. RadoFd Who it
proved, carried too many guns for him Mr. HOLMAN rs
also doing his best 10 win the nomination.
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS NOMINATION.
The Tenocrats of the XVIII New-York DisiTc: have
n0mina.ed Henry o. Chccsebro of Canandaigua for Mem
b,r Of Congress against Wm H. kelsey, the Republican
nominee lie IS personally respectable man. and WI
get many votes AS any Democrat would. The district
Is 81 present represented by the Hon. Samuel Morris OF
Penn Van, Republican
DEM0CRATTc NOMINATIONS.
SgFFoLK-Member OF Assembly Dr. 5. d Nichol County
Treasurer Nathaniel Miller district Attorney Thomas s.
ct Ong
IEws-Member Of Assembly Leonard C. Davenport Justice
.Oi s ssOns Hiram Warren.
LLIxToN- Member Of Assembly Smith NJ Weed; County
Treasurer T. e. Ilatt
Advertisements Robertson has been nominated for the
Assembly BY the Democrats OF the Iild District
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1lolitiral Notices.

Miss Anna X. Dickinson viii deliver her new Political Lee
turr rutlrd TTE TED STONE" at the COOPER IN.
sTlTUTE on TUESDAY EVENING Oct D. Admitance 20 cents
soldiers and sailors the !-soie's and sailors
Union CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS be had at the Office Of
THE SOLDIERS friend. No. II CenTe Call aud get them.
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UNION GENERAL REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.
The Committee of Arrangements for the mass

The Committee OF Arranpmcits for The mass rat
Acation meeting met yesterday srnoon,t No sEs Brood
nj the RESINS on 8 Spencer aadaicr air,nr for a,rrr
calcium lights two bands O. Bisc etc, adoted IN wca
l,v M clock at same pnc' WIN. L. Dodge ,u ,roi =,
the ,nnin stand Dr Lewis Sniman Will preside III, 60:
s1and Dr r A. Thomas viii preside al the lstStanJ d
Ja,ncs A Thompson will ycsse at the ri stand .. ,h
monument men who will positively speak al the assI.
are Gov Fcn,on Gen Jim Fremont and the Hon hi,i
Unmlin The meeting lrrely attended aud gres I'M
of enthusiasm was manifested throughout
sIxrEEyrH ASSEMBLY HSTos AND woODYoRD CAs.
PAIN CLUB.
Some distinguished 0eakers will be present at the
ee,ipr az This CID evening There win also be
muca md othcrattructis and careful provision has been
made 10 secure tie comfor and enjoyment of the ladies'
PIprH DISTRICT RATIFICATION MEETING.
At meeting Of tb list Assembly District Uuion
..oca,ion held last ccning their headquarters Fifth
Ward Hotd arrangements were made TO hold Ratification
Nesting Q, "Wednesday 'Sns Gen oiaise ana several
meeting
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Sewing Machines.
Positively the only place in the Chg where ind all kinds
NEW SEWING MACHINES manufacturer. prsss and whers
you any time within thirty days for other Mashas
without ehaIs If not satisfied.
SIBLEY STOPS.
No. SO Broadway.
Conner Ble-ckeT-t.
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Union MEETINGS.

Ryyrs1loAs UsIos STA CoSNIrTEs
HAkL HARRIS, Chairman.
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Browne & Spamldins
JEWELERS.,
Have REMOVED o their stores
Nos 500 and SO BROADWAY,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
Turet Clocks manufactured Churches Town Iia and Fac
toris.
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\ special Washington despatch to
the Boston -jou2nul states that treaties
with the Imperial Government of
Mexico have been agreed upon, and
arenow under process of exchange.
The French troops and Maximilian
withdraw this year from Mexico.
The United States assumes the pro
tectorate Of the republic, guarantee
ing the French claims. In considera-
ton, Mexico codes to the United
States the peninsula Of Lower Cali
fornla, and other territory South of
our present South h-west boundary.
HoMIcIDE.-On Saturday night, at
negro ball i'll Aiken, a difficulty
occurred between the dancers, and
several jumped on one and beat him
severely. He succeeded in cxtricat-
ing himself, and drawing his knife,
killed one of his assailants outright.
and injured the other SO severelv
that he died on Sunday
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT woman
named Brown, while under the infu-
encc of liquor, went to sleep on the
track near Aiken, last week, and was
run over by passing train, which
completely severed her head from hen.
body.
The Bombay overland mail brings
advices to September s. The famine
III Orissa was fearful. The Board of
Kevenue has ceased to publish the
number of reported deaths
Archibald Campbell, Esq, City
Treasurer of Charleston, died at Sum
merville, on Sunday, the Dist.
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List of Arrivals at the National Hotel
October %, 1866.

" " Duncan, lady and servant, Danville,
max, Richmond, Va; II S A Pearson. Union.
\ B Rose. Thames, H I.ononr, e s
Hacker, II Steinmcycr, ID \ Watson,
Charleston; Davis, Spartanburg; w i
Mchewn, Orangeburg; Geo Richards.
pendlcton; Miss L Lavousse!cr, Mrs e A
Hendcrson and three children, Anderson;
w b Elkins, Richland; ii Humphreys
Marietta, Ga; II Barker, NJ Loadhott'
beaufort; J O'Bren, James Trnmble. S &;
Railroad; Frank Edwards, A s West, Ag'ts
for Dan Castcllo's Circus; w II Webb, B j
Singleton, NcwDerry; c r Franklin, Gin.
ton; ) N Aston, G; c II Gracser, Colum-
bla; Gregg Richards, Pcndleton.
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Wade EIa.mp;on's Speech.

This gentleman has made just ex-
aotly such a speech as might be ex-
pcrted from him. He believed South
Carolina to be right, and therefore he
fought for her; he believes her still
to have been right, and he says so.
He believes that when q war was
prosecuted for specific object, and
could only under the Constitution be
prosecuted for that specific object,
that the cessation of armed resistance
carried necessarily with it a pledge,
so much the more binding upon men
of honor as it rests for execution en-
tirely upon honor.
Hereupon the 1ribmehowls. What
is its complaint against Wade Hamp-
ton? Not that he disobeys the law,
not that he is engaged in plotting a
countcr-revolution, but that he cam
not see through Mr.. Greeley's eyes.
What specially makes the Republican
party furious is, that men will not
think Us it does It is not contcnted
that the Southern States should be
compelled to accept its view Of the
relation of the States to each other
and to the Federal Government.
which the Southern States do; but it
insists that they shall put on record
an acknowledgment Of wickedness MS
well as of defeat
The Times, to which the idea OF
honor seems as ridiculous as the
squaring OF a circle, warns the South
ern States against indulgmg in such
luxury as too expensive for poor peo-
pie. We did suppose that honor"
meant greatness OF soul added to
honesty, and that the highest eulo-
glun to pass upon character was to
attribute to it honor It is very
clear that, i'll the Times view, to keep
out of the criminal courts is about us
mach soul ward as !; man ought to
aspire to. Banll-war>l, comfortable-
ward, let him stretch his energies.
Ne'r Fo5h, IToId.
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South Carolina Railroads

The several Railroad Companies in this
State, and all persons who have com
plants to make OF excessive or UNEQUAL
charges, or violations of their charters by
said roads, viii take notice thai the fol-
lowing joint resolution vs In. General
Assembly was adopted at the last regular
session:
KeSolced, That Special Commission.
consisting OF two members of the Senate
and one from each Congressional District
III the House, be appointed to investigate
and report to this General Assembly. at its
next regular session. the complaints made
of excessive and unequal charges by the
different Railroad Companies Of this State,
ana to inquire #, and III what manner
they hay" violated their respective Char
ters. That the said Commission have
power t" summon such Witnesses and to
require The production OF such books and
papers rs lnav be necessary, and also to
inquire and report What charters are sub
Ject To amendment; and III those cases
where amendments are practicable, what
changes should. be made to protect the
interest ot the public.
Tbs Commission appointed under the
foregoing resolution, hereby call upon all
persons having knowledge of material
facts relating to the matters embraced in
said resolution. to forward statements
duly authenticated to tho several mem
bcrs of the Commission as hereinafter
indicated.
Complaints and charges !clating to the
Grcenviie and Columbia Eailroad, the
Bl"e Ridge Railroad, the Laurcns Rail-
road, the Spartanb';r% and Union Railroad
may be forwarded to u. T. Tnwnes, at
Grcenvi!lc c. H., OF To W. =. Grisham. at
Walhalla.
Charges and complaints relating to the
South Carolina Railroad, may be forwarded
to Nj. c. Butler, Edgciiel c. H., on II. s.
Dnryca, 1T Charleston.
South Carolina Railroad, and the Kings
Mountain Railroad, may be sent to H. ".
Bali, at Laurcn5 G. II.
Those relating to the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad and the Chcraw and
Darlington Railroad, may be sclt To Harris
CovinStor. nj i'eunettsve.
Those relating to the Northeastern
Railroad, and Charleston and Savannah
Railroad, to r. s. Dnryca, at Charleston.
The Commission will meet ut Columbia.
Cat Nickcrsous Hotel, on FRIDAY. the
2';'I day OF November next, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. to mai,c up their report at which
before them. and furnish such information
as may be considered necessary, relative to
the matters under consideration.
G. +. TONNES,
Chairman Senate Committee.
NJ. c. BUTLER,
Chairman House Committee
sept y fw19
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ore'' the STATE Of >o,tth Cxlolihu.
WTHERE.lS information has been re-
w coived At this Office that an atrocious
murder was committed by NEWTON COR
LEY on tie body of George Watkins. in
EdSctield District. on the 9Th of October.
1866, and that the said Corl"v has He'd from
Justice:
Now, know yc, that I, JAMES l.. ORR,
Governor and Commandcr-in- Chief in :inl
over the State aforesaid, in order that said
Corlcy may be brought to trial and condiyn
punishment, do hereby offer 4 reward Of
T'co UundIcd DoN0,S for his arrest and
safe delivery in any jail in this State, or
IN" Hu'.fl'cd ard FItiy Dollars for his ar
rest and safe delivery in any Jail in the
United States
Said Newton Corley is about twcntv-one
years OF age, stcut!y built, about five feet
six inches high, dark complexion, dark
eyes: dark hair, rather quick spoken.
weighs about $50 poands, and has very
little beard.
In testimony whereof, l have hcreunto set
my hand. and caused the seal of
State to be affixed, u. Columbia. this
twenty-second day of October, in the
t.. s. year OF onr Lord one thousand eight
hundred and siXty-six. and in the
hIncty-tirst year of the independence
"f tn" United States of America.
JAMES l.. ORR, Governor.
va. Il. HUNT, Secretary State S. c.
Oct n
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LEGAL NOTICE.
DISTRICT COURT OF RICHLAND.

DISTNICT COURT OF HIGHLAND,
COLUMBIA, October 3D. 1866
nRDERED That the Clerk of the Court
~ 40 give notice that this Court is now
organized, and that it will sit IN Chambers,
at the Court House, (Gibbes' Hall, on
WEDNESDAY Of every week, at 10 o'clock
a. m, for the transaction OF such business
within its jurisdiction as may be brought
before it.
O,dered, That no ice be also given that
the ''Rcturn Day for the first Quarterly
Session falls on THURSDAY, the 30 day Of
January next.
BY order of Court
Oct q 1mo ID. b. MILLER. c. C. ID. G.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

IO EIILOERS AND CONTRA CTOHS.
:sNliE Legislature at the extra session
Il passed the following resolution:
"ReSolred, That the Governor do adver-
tisc for estimates Of the cost of covering
The new State House, and Of fitting ND
therein Il sufficient number of rooms for
tho use of the General Assembly and its
officers upon the most economical plan.
and lay them before the Houses at then,
next session"
Estimates arc invited, therefore, accord
ing to a plan and specifications which may
be seen in the Executive Office:
lst. To enclose and finish the East wing
OF the building, so as to accommodate the
Lo&lsla'n are and its officers.
"a. 70 cover the entire building and
finish one Of the wings, so as to accommo-
date the Legislature and its officers
Sd. To enclose and finish the East WING
as above, and to cover the remaining walls
OF the centre building and West wing.
In addition to the above, bidders and
contractors may fUrn'si. plans and epccifi-
cations, at their own expense, and csti-
mates, and they VIII be considered:
1st To enclose and finish the East wing.
so as to accommodate the General Assem-
bly, and its officers.
"a; 10 cover the entire building and
finish one of the wings, so as to accommo-
date the General Assembly and it's officers.
"a. 10 enclose and finish the East wing
as above, and to cover the remaining walls
OF the centre building and West wing.
These plans and estimates will be laid
before the General Assembly for their con-
sideration.
All plans, specifications and estimates
must be filed i'll this Office by TUESDAY,
the 2oth November next, at II o'clock m.
JAMES j.. ORR, Governor.
AS- Ctn'oiinian, Columbia, Courier and
AF'r#, Charleston, will publish semi weekly
lhfec weeks. Oct 81 wsG
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General Intelligence Office

HNHE undersigned have this day asco-
Il ciated themselves together for the pur-
pose of carrying on the above business
Persons in need of servants, and freed
men i'll want of employment, can, by
registering their names at our Office, re-
ccive information in regard to their require
ments. We are in correspondence with
houses il different places throughout the
Southern States, and will give al earnest
and assiduous attention to all business en-
trusted to our care. Applications to be
made Mt our Office, next door to the Post
Office, between . =. IN. and O'Clock D. M,
aud , and Goclock p. IN.
II. Il. SWINTON * co.
H. *. swINroN. }. a. EDWARDS. d. r.. CLAYTON
OCT 10 1mo
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Notice,

The Annual Convention OF the Stock
holders of the Columbia and Augusta Rail
road Company will take place in this city,
on Thursday, the frs; day of November.
Aooo' Oct 81.
Augusta, Ga, October 90, 1866.
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Removal.

III 4. NICHOLS 4 CO.. Insurance
G1o Agents, have removed to the rooms
over j. q L. II. ASncw's Store, where they
will be pleased to sec their old friends and
custom ers and all who desire the best iu-
s'1d1!ce Oct 81 3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-24

FULL. or UssFrI. FssIScs. Like that com
prchcns;vc article of domestic use called
"housc-wifr,' the catalogue of the Soap
ms: ufac:tre,i by Colgate & Co, New York,
vii! be fonnd full OF good things, exceed.
lnGly useful in the Kitchen, the laundry or
the dress sing-room. Col2atcs Soaps hold
a high place i'll the public estimation.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-24
Columbia Lodge No. -. U. u

a AN Extra Communication Of this
%SyLodgo will be held THIS (Wcdnvs-
W. day. EVENING, ut 7 O'Clock, at
Palmetto Lodge Hall, for the purpose of
confcrrlnG the Second Degree. BY order OF
the w. N. $. II. GRASSHEIMER,
Oct y Secretary