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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-17
6ttr SSlIe llub GOn3erte 3u bers
usiefher.

Gen ifrdinseH II. Sffauutea bet rgpntproia". .@e-
fsaituit llnb BEN seebrtsn FubliiHm tberbaupt ilr
afxicbt bal fur ir9eub cine 3elt nu@ eem 1.Septbr
bd# NIT ben samit rsrbunbeneu RdumtihfetteH iut
4 3nbbaItuna ben 9ilsH II. acRSerteu 81 iltetbsn It,
Sptnn frnbssltiss applltatirn aenlatbt ipir6.
Die sIsBante nn6 ielteare sGshafFruug bee groSen
SCALES, rebf ttH. .mBbItrtcn @aresrobeInimerr fir
psrren u. Bamtn, pfie tequsnies 8sllauratouSltms
r,er neblt ero6eni SpeiitIaae nit colitiubs eh9e.
Eleteter 6idtt, Iasfn Ridts tri ,UunI6en Gtria.
BoAhGnbiBeS Fafelsehtrr ffir 800 Converts III ~
eiiesa mdsisen preiie gu nlietbsn.
Habefe AuStunft eei q. 50. RBbeI,
gtr. S7o Baltimore, iipiihen gutetDs u.
(Ca.25-l Alcalr.
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Nnrfhfnn ,,1ah Rnlil.
@belera.

bon a.utev oser @rcniiaer (sntsRoIder sSeralterr)
DtsrrbSe uub 0lubr 1T
9r. Stridlanb's TgiiGun8 eeaea Die
@bGlera.
SGnFenbe babtn bur9 OtefsIbs Seitiins eefin6su.
De 9eSerHn9 penct fe In ben DliItiaripitSIrru an.
SIC Eat 8teie uniercr Splooten eurlrt uadbbem ale
anceren Wlttlei Stbts esbGlieu, In Der Sbat BabEn
nil 9enua GeipsiGt bon ber @rliomfft oieee mertbs
bc0tu prdparates aus suianmen5t auflanaen-
ben, arresenoen un6 tpiuoeireibenbsu Snsre6tenSen
cine iSaide an,ufhaen unb tetS cauitt perlsben ,i
feiu. Dte 2et6erbeu ielb ioten Vtas Dtittt btrslt
asbraufen. So TT lei allen Gpctbetsrn su battn; IN
8aIttm ore bet Setb 9. 9anee, Er. los.
2seit.9altimereNr.; IN u aib iugtpn bel s o.
epb 20. 81 &8ruber.
Gb5miOH &9Io d, Baltimore, Ipb,
Sn Us q I tnGton bel e bS.Gbriitt
Rr, 37l, pa. Hoetttt. (Sult6, 1e{)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-17
otcGun9 Der WDnats Retnigung unb
0IIen Gpnfffoert alutteYIsihpn

ssPla9t lln6 iouien 20 I'D iut beicnoeren aui9abr
mamen, Or. @ S6umann 5u Ratbe III iieten; tr Ia
1T nHe ME gtpos oeriprld,t paS er ntdlt Az lsfen
I'M 9taues 1T. Damen tbnueu IN ibrer Frtpatpps.
nni8 IN alen Ehesn brr stabt btudbt roer6eu. SCl.
de- ote auBerbNb eer Stabt cher tn wetisr ere hob
peg Ne4tntsttss nit dgtIt&E piIeBe peri,Btn uao
tetSliat pereen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-17
-. GB a ce er'S
EEnnIifh s Rrrnfnfi oEnffitli

" BD q &C 0
Hueltfb s &ern1Gn oynttttut.
S6tSe anllalt. felt elmer 0lsibe oo 5abrsn In sess
ideosntn Rrsifsn beipnnt ale bureaus aergnel,
~ nhStden 6'lteosrn ter msni6lihen C5eleaibaft
bsranBibtben, bittei aai's Neue bas osrieiGen bts
lest a,i6euite Serraeu alid icrnerbH 5n bewabrta.
- aubsr ben eepbbrltdeu 9fbriadcm miro lnter-
ettbeluDtt Der Shue Ia 5u giei9cr Sttt Gin DluRt,
Sniithf bev5unbcn uno prb puf Nianc, iCluie aui
allen mBglib.n BIa5s II. Shsh- 9nit imerten ben
ilpt beipncer5 baju onsefeuteu etbreu llnterrtdIt
es8ebsu. 3no5r bet6erlel 6ei6IedS psr6en III Rol
u, 9oae gedDnlnleu.
gta6ere guiShnit srbct Der @rinSpaI Der anitaH
&b. qDdder,
(Eepna1S ar. ITd II. I76, 5ambur giirabs
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epetiaI. 0otiaen.
BaIttmDre Tire oEnEurenees
3SfffeeS

Baltimore Wire oynTurenees
Sfftees
tbBeEs@de Bga sgzEtas a. EateRAI.,
9erFatrf feFtDahTenb seagetIHR obe 6@eben hHrG
9rarbuagIAG, iotpopE in Der Stabt, Dis Int 2anhs
ave arteH bon gtsentbum, s9obfts, eabeEs u. Rsaaf
geHbauIsr 9anesIsgitgr, A6eEpaAprcsutts, gg5bslH,
paaSgsrsthl4aiten, TN Ban bs9rnsHs p6tr tE Saffu
IN saeuna beftn6Epe Sabl3eget lst,
Sas StTefiorinm befebt atSs i0Iasnben 6trrsnt
S., BEN. t., Rtafbsnit
Aem 6arrll0n, IN & Rina,
SEQ R 3tders, .Seurb Gafrsu,
y gB alrits, 81 q Stsuari
GIbtb 9 9gtIoa, FBn s. Brine,
28nt 2 980rtbinetrE, 8 bon Rand,
8 Remington, TbBs Iraafila,
SoisRa z Gpbeu, z Rpb SenftWs,
9 Retipn ,sts,part.
afrlnafenS. Sol nyiare unb ipattsre Wa6ridt hber
bic seeaiaait miro III esF Sftss, 5SomeIt. .Gae Son
Sentb' H. Battrfruse ertbsllt no htd ais gIuttrda,
tolort erleblet r1eroen. 8eribeunoen perhea aslf
miinfen ur.a.
tSanl' 81 Ar, sBppbmprtb, Eetr.
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N1an bite iidl Dor y,ad,abntuuo,u,
D@- Wunb crbare tunoe Dnme.

Ois niasnetiide Gptorin, 3 Il. Genneiies, tina
cas BHucsttlnp eenannt ut nab 9ueinuaii ,utiidI
8efebrt u Bat tn s. Str. alr. 422 nabe Ncunbitr.,
,tne aitnit errdsiet, mo man e lbr aIle aaf qebsn
y. 9elnobeit b9peltdle Grasea uni 0tatb iIaaen
!ann Sie stbt anetlnt abst psrIorsnss pser asiSb.
ienes etssntpum; ibsniitirt be betrefsnbs Ssrion
poer Ferionen nit icI6er Beitimmbei, bas tarn elu
3ireite AT oerea S6aio iibrts bIeibt; ssratb auf
@sriansen IN bsrpuBtlpf,n 3uftanb; bestBt fid IN,
@ette nad eeem Gbeile oer Ret ia6 ipiiTt dbwt,ubs
gerienen sneriet OBJ tpet ober lebtnbtg aaf, Teids
eurd is itre Gage u. ibren aucnibaliscrt ben nads
ira9sneen re,inoen ntittbeeH ole aaraniltt rtrra.
nenie Seiian8 IN allen 6ansn, otren Rur is absr,
ntmHit. Ste rottet ctue Jnitn nment cher SGmer,es,
Pbne etnen Etcpfyu 1IuL In bis "a Stunben ben
Nrsss NIT Snia.pi u. 6tisI aus. gs6bmte fSnnen
N y bts Sa9en mtbsr sebeu uno ane ipnliiaen
Granfpstsn werosn nit sitiHem Grfptss bsbanteIt,
eiS sa lnbi asberlsihsa. aas.sbuans Rfdmpfs Scri.
lbti. BerIuit bes @efhts i. eyeb6rs uno aibess
8taatbe!ieas petatu osr Nsnid uuieupurfen NJ aQt
btteie iinesn prompie Ssantpcrtino ino Mrieusien
reresn aif Bertanstu per Grpfee petiobift. Hrieit
aoreifre maui Bpr 2i72, Cincinnati p, 8. She
prars bat IN ber Iesen3eit io5useneun.en. Sal ne d
ne4 Der Dseuits bes Dr e. o. Bootbuu bat periiderH
manen4 nm aasduIpulnisn (&pl0 lWlttMp)
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Or. SJnan Delamarre'S
ieeltberiitmte ,,fpcsifiItf,c 9yilleu1

nseltbsriihmte ,,fpcsiffffbe 9yi.len",
NAG: elmer gpri9rift bss nr Suan OelSuarre. Ober.
arjt am n9pipial BIT Roro" cber ,,earibOiisrsa
tu parts.
giele hnlIdsbo,t Dtecisn IN fetn 9len6mert; ite
,I euu SamthilliB goer Semtni6pahe unteblbar. aae
We5eartef oer Seibitbtss Jpertisuge u. 5arrueae
nnteiwtaiesn ceer na@tlib.R SameHzGrgaHf wobsr
nc au~ tnpIen uno pie bebeatsno lie aite ,tn mBaen
loefpen ralh betetig nno ben Craautn All ueuer aes
tunesr Sbatiateit psfbplien.
x Man leie ipI8snoes 3eu8uis angeitbensr franjtFs
f6er Werjte; '''
"gDir babsn bic bon esaranriere & Dupcut glr. 914
Siut SpmeaIb, nadb benz Nejepte be8 Or. Suan DeIos
MARE 5nesfeteten aipejiisn paen" Ia mierer gris
oat- Nrarts nit b ltets 9e,@blebeibe11 Griplae an
oepanot uno 9iauben, bag iene au6ere Wiebbtn 10
Gut gsegne TT, ale ptrouer, bic an unfre,ptussi
etaallen cesr foniii6cr Gd,pade Der GJsiG.6tssSr.
ansi%~eituHSen cbsr aRisbr6u6e = eteen, su tlri-
teH. N Y. Btaureparte, Or. Meb.
Y. D. Duiaretn,
SeaH ge Heu9re, Or. Meb,H
Narts, ben 8. Yla 1858.
gfau bite iidl DOr Wndjabniunqenl
Ste 6d2ten putn perben BON alien bdnptldhHd,ett
Srraatiten N allen Dettbeileu ptrtanft. pfeiS 81
pic ShadbteI cter 0 Sdableln idr $5.
@araneiere d Dupont aleiriae Giaentbln.r.
Wr. ia, Gue eomtar6, paiis.
Set @tuienouns opn 81 an tr9enb eiiten Der bsSpa.
mdmttgteH HAenten erh1lt man init umaehenber SppR
ttne iet etriestIft S6atbtel. 8 6damtein fur So.
&hstntse @eneral. G9sntsn fur amertfai
CSfaL -. WfOfeS Ss Somp.,
,,., Wr. ~, eortlanoat.. Rsp.Dc1f.
Np.-ahf gerlan9e pstbsn frani1iiIde btutidt.
ponilbe u. ereic,e 6roibnen NIT nplltu ge6raudjs.
Anpstlnneen nHter trsenb elmer 9trelje peribidt.
IN Salttmore II. Daibtngten bel ale
lrctbefern 5u babcn.
agsnten fir Baltimore unb nbRa6bar{tbaft;
10. Ebempfen Stpd. C12-sj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-17

esebtt I'D, ittnen lan8iahr8cn @6nuern 0nlusissr,
sas er bas 8rob' btapsm 9sbaWte II. gslcseut B6bu.
bau8
ytr 30, ytDrthltr., Baltimore, Nto.,
gepadts bat no er ieiHe eriplertts 8ebau6IuHg alr
braer.uebel uno 8eBetmen cher Seliiateu Seidbcer.
BEN ipttesen ptre. Dainen tpri6e NIT @ebdrnlutsr-
helt Rnten II. tenoens Stntsritu tleBenben S0nler-
len tn Arnen H. 9enen Shpnbel,
G@tnSttun So. g1lnnotA CD aI,,l.,.... .,..k
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@pFtor @dnmann'6

uNTFetmiutHsn @r9uNen
Hitb abHIldeu Reiultatsn BON Sugenctborbtite ALL
senlrintr Gntirdfmug, maunldbem llubermSatn
nddtli9en Hu6iliiaer II. f. 10. Der griiaunltde Gr-
ieia, BON psldsm Der Gebraub bisier nfbaebaren
Getlmtel bei gerlua btt s7ustcienerge bti iBrpsr,
sfsr iraenb elmer Foies tu0enblider Lborbelt cher
teletnibattenbbnuu9 in re,treu Slbrsu begtitst
mar nIltt Re 5u ben tptrtbpDliter a3usen bic IL
sntoe6t pcbsn; in Der Ebat lsben ite ale Dlilts st.
gen genanoie Bel9peleen einja unb mtitulroiien
ba. Dieit puHotrponen BrisneisrSnarate itnS bgH
Dfeo'Snals s6cae8ltn unisrudt unb iBre 8or,age pon
ben htrnbmtsten dritid)tA @rbetu In bteiem aanot
uuo In Europa eeprieiiu pCr6tn. STE ino ole eu.
it9en nntrl8lden Rittsl 9sssH uerp5'es Rppiltiber
nno Re,otftat lberbaupt Die etHteen, bic aut tlnsn
raatsn gef iutrIcr. S5is HELEN cas- 9tben Disber
Der unb etbtn Etner, bic iBre @tuubbett Sur6 juns
ltcps auSibmeiflIr9en ober 9rBems Nngspp6nbsten
ecr6euoet bateH, oas @srlortRe surhE. Office Ir.
30, Nrrtbs elm Dams ecu afrludtpufir
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Ebeoocr 5locter,
Geutfejet ar,solt anh Gcnpspaneer,
ar. a, ct. pagl-l nabe Garaiosatrese.
aa@ anaInns be t.sb.riatn Htrma yiod.r
R,5nuus am obissn gIate iert ipib snpftblt i'd osm
Hablisum ~ ausu IN isin aa4 fGIaasnbsu Krt,isu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-17

Jn Jt Id moab, Vd., truroe ppr
Sturjert Elm Nann bur6 eine reue Wetbe
be bon btr Gruntfudt 9ebstlt Seint
fsrau mar Der eetiflniIer Der BEN Grun'
fsnbplb bic Sdnapsilafhe nit Spbleubl
flfIts. Der Wann. nt6ts Shlimmes ab.
nenb, fsste bic Stafhe an ben MunO unb
tbat etnen tithti0en 3ug. Die Sclge
eaSpn mar, bab er pte ton i'm !3immer
berumiprdES unb bas @sIabse that Elm
5fmpsrenjler ~ tperben.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23

TO- Add amount to credit Of treasurer, &l92 TO-.
$50 Total S2l0,Ga5 7O9. Less 1yerdraits, S02, $40
Total public money May l, $40 SOB l69
THE MERCHANTS BANK FRAUD AT WASHINGTON.
The New York Evening Post has the following
on the report Of the committee Of Congress in the
Merchants Bank case;
The banking committee Of Congress have inves-
tigated the affairs of the Merchants National
Bank of Washington, which failed some months
ago having large amount of government funds
on deposit. The committees report details pro-
cess of rascalty involving gross violations of duty
on the part of several officials of the government,
and a most fragrant abuse of trust BY the man
ayers of the bank, whereby large sum of money
of the United States has been unwarrantably di-
verified to purposes of private speculation, and
thus irretreyably lost.
The committee recommend that the secretary
OF war be instructed to commence legal pr0secu-
tons against all the parties who have aided and
abetted in thus misappyiDg the public money.
The prospect is not very brilliant of having even
criminal justice done in the case, although this is
yet possible but nothing will bring back the
money. We hope the severest punishment the law
allows will overtake the criminals.
STATE BANK CIRCULATION.-Th committee on
finance in the House of Representatives, among
other reports make the following:
Many of the national banks which were con-
verified from State banks do not make proper ex-
ertons to withdraw their old circulation, and In
many instances pay it out, and take measures 10
nf tba ia rircniaton and at the same time Of the
natinnaI cnrrenev notes received from the bureau
nf the controller 1t was stated to the committee
that there were instances of banks having renored
| to the controller that the State circulation had
been Withdrawn, ana again paying IT out. In
justice to the very large majority of national banks
! that are honorably conducted it seems right to
"a Tit on ' t e3'Gny ~ oiJ Go
as t5e, dosrSd IL Is i'o' 81
a. SileJ .l National 7,or ,rreo15 r,ys
VI .g te ~ ~ y.
r. 49, w o'i a. r "a on
P 4, naL ~ pa - u t
ai, 4 S1a o tx Natin.i II pomI Il Proy
ontin Wv ,noita fa So
H. 49, f oG Yau St y" rg,, b.,
~ tro II ooti,uas ~ ;gs n
4 ~ y i9I9 s
in Tea erse and in the Dterio I1 81 tbe Sta+a M
New YoJ fo nav avn om Their State Rank issne s6nt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23
Cattle MARKET,

CITY, July s: 1866
Arrived Saturday and Sunday-2l3 Texas Beeves,
and 422 Calves and Yearlings. Seldom Saturday
PAT Texas Beeves, 1856 Calves and Yearlings, %
Hogs and s Mich Cows. Stock on sale-l2O3
Texas Beeves, AL Calves and Yearlings, IO9 Hogs,
574S Sheep and 80 Mich Cows.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23
UNDERWRITERS
WINsLOw d PHILLIPS.
UNDERWRITERS AND EMBALMERs,

No. 90 Rampant Street Gate Crcus between Common and
GTavier Streets
Having great variety of GOFFINS and META LLIC BU.
RIAL CASES, together with Hearses Carriages and large
stable prepared execute all orders In their line W
sasistRctiQp to ihsir patrons,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23
THE CIyILIAN AND GAzETTF-aAI

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Currency, single copy one wear
S2 six months So three months 49, Rates OF advertising
One square 10 lines first insertion, 81 50 subsequent
insertion, as cents.
WEEKLY-Terms Currency, per annum, s5 Rates Of
adversng One square, 10 lines first insertion 81 5O each
subsequent insertion, 81 So
Book and Job Printing Of every descrptou sxecutad With
peatleFs Rgd dispatch. NV
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23

June 27. June 30. Jnly C. July I
5 55ssss s5 $S & s. 49, Ss4s Ss g s55
The Cincinnati Commercial OF Saturday re-.
marks:
The drafts of currency from New York have
placed the money market here in an easier posi-
ton. The demand for loans is undiminished, how
ever, and full rates of interest are maintained.
Fiye-twenties are very scarce in the market, and
holders Of them are very tenacious. An attempt
to fill small order at the market rate failed be-
cause they were not to be had. Six cents premium
is offered by dealers for the old issues, 4Bc. pre-
MUM for the new.
NATIONAL BANKs.-The controller of the cur.
rency last week authorized the establishment Of
the Kttanning National Bank of Kittanning, Pa.
with capital of 100000, but without circulation
The total number of these banks that have thus
far been granted authority to commence bushes:
is 1904, having total circulation of $2s4 500 G75
of which amount $93O,070 was issued last week BY
the controller to banks established a long time
ago, with allowance to increase their circnlation
REPORT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL BANKING Coy
MITTEE. We give below recapitulation of tbf
returns to the banking committee from the assist
ant treasurers and government depositorie,
respecting the amount of public money on the La
of May, 1866:
Amount of coin on deposit, $99,524.474. Ac
count of currency on deposit $94 ,3l7 999: total
$I93 ,S42r AIS; less overdrafts, $l4,S95; balance
$l93 ,S27,578; add amount in national banks, S46.
765 SCI total, S240, 593 I69 Amount to the credit
Of the treasurer is as follows: With assistant
treasurers, sl63 ,665 ,2S7; with national banks
S2s sos ,352. Total sl92, l70,639. Amount to
credit of disbursng officers is as follows With
treasurer and assistant treasurers, $50 254, 93I
With national banks, SIS ,260,239, Total, S4S,515,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
sTATE OFF SOUTH CAROLINA.

STATE OFF SOUTH CAROLINA.
TO THE MANAGERS or ELECTIONS ron THE ELECTION DE-
TR1CT OF CHARLESTON.
VTTHEREAs, F. d. RICHARDSON, ESQ. WHO, AT
w the General Election held in October, 1866, wac
the Election District Of Charleston to for two years.
has accepted disqualifying Offices And Whereas the
Constitution of the Stata of South Carolina directs that
In such Writ of Election shall be issued by the
Speaker Of tho House Of Representatives for the p,lr-
pos6 Of filling the vacancy thus oocastoned for tho re-
mainer of tho term for which the member becoming
disqualified was elected to seryo.
Now therefore, you and each OF you are hereby re-
qured after duo advertisement, and with strict regard
to all the provisions of the Constitution and Laws of tho
election for member Of the House OF Representatives,
for the Election District aforesaid to for tho
mainJer of the term for which tho nnid member was
elooted the polls to he opened ut the various places of
Election In tho said District Tuesday, the thirteenth
day Of November noxt by the various sos Of Managers
for ope places rcspccrcy said Managers 10 count the
votes publicly Immediately after tho final closing Of tho
polls ct the precincts whore the votes have been taken;
mako out certificate Of the result to DO sle by tho
Msuagc majority Of them, and taken to the Court
House of Charleston District, place now fixed by law
for counting the votes, Wednesday, 18th NoTembor,
or before tho hour Of 10 H., by more OF tho
said Managers; and the Managers, majority Of them,
who may assemble, eha proceed to examine the nforo
said statement and declare tho rohult Of tho Election
This Writ together with your return OF The Election 10
10 bo held unor It, have before the House Of Reprcsen
tatves at its noSt mooting after tho election.
Witncps, the Honorable CHARLES Il. S1MONTON,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives, ct GhEres
on ths tweny-ninth day OF October in the year ohour
Lord one thousand eight hundred and aixtysiX y
CHARLES II. SI1iOMTON,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives..
JouA T. SLOAN, Clerk Of the House of Representatives,.
November 10 -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
..sLEGI,EGM EO1uCM.

-.:IIaCTFIN NOTICE..
3 n ACCORDANCE WITH TIE PROVISIONS OF THE
L Constitution of tho State of South Carolina, the
Polls will DO opccd Tuesday NEXT, tho 18th inst at
their different prcclnots bevoou the hours of a. H. and
p H., for tho olootion OF ONE NEREPRtSEHTA1IVE for
tho HouBo of Representatives OF the State to supply the
placo OF e. D. Mcharlson Esq, ho having accepted
disquahfying Office. Immediately on tho closo OF the
polls the votes shall 10 counted and the election de-
clared
Ward No. l ct the City Hall.
Ward NO. 2 ct tho Courthouse.
Ward No. 3 Firgt Polly at the Matkot.
Ward no. 3 Second rolD at Palmetto Engno House,
Ward No. (Eirst rolD st the Hope Enetne House,
Archdale street.
Ward 10 tt;ocond poll) ut tho Engine House corner
Of George and College streets. -ZZ.
Ward No. s a tho Eaglo Engfno House, Mcotngstreo-
Ward No. eet The Washington Engno House, Wander.
horststrpct
Ward no. q. the Engno Eouao in Coumbus-strcct.
Ward no. sat Wleys Wagon Yard. King street.
~ lsE Eoton ~ na4 and tho SJ,nnmra
will administer to every porson or persons 30 offering to
Yoo tho following oath: 81 90 eoemnly swear or affirm
Tor Representative III any other District and that am duly
qualified to vote So help mo Cod Tho Constitution
provides that oyory voter shell bo ifeo white man. who
has attained tho ago OF twony years. and that ne is
nota paupor nor no0o.ulnssioncd officer or private
soldier ose army DOR seanlan or 1narino OF tho
navy Of tho United Stce he ahau for two years next
preceding the day of election hayo been citizen OF tho
State or for tho same period an cnigrent from Europe,
who las ticclartd his Intentions 10 bocctno citizen OF
M y9d o ss to m ogsataG gasa IN aa o sSe Ts
for ut least two years nexs preceding the day Of election,
and for The lsut six months OF tho nc M tho Dsllct III
which Lo ottc, 10 rot Ii any person leaves his homo
in lis STATE ho oos not loso eio right OF residence ny
Temporary absence, with tAo intention o. roCurnhg; out
Ii ono has his hos aud his family in another State, the
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

Cotton Plantation ard I'LL.
BY CLIFFORD & MATIIEIVES,
Real Estate Agents, No. 81 La Brond street.
At Privnte Sale
miles from Camden on Little Pine Tree Creek; S76
acres; 1876 cleared balance well tmbere On tne pace
with 10 feet heed Of water oyerseers house, house,
STABLE and accommodations for 30 negroes This place is
perfectly healthy all the year.
tood Dwelling House of rooms, well finished, with
extensive Easements for sorerooms, all necessary out
buildings and is Of Land all Of which will be slod
together.
November 6 tuths6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

Hul5e Sea is,1sed Cotton Plantation, at Prioate
Sale.
By CLgFFDIsD Il HEATIIEtVES,
Real Estate Agents, No. 81 1-:s BroRti street.
For Sale
SYDNEY GROVE, situated at Port Royal Ferry OF the
Coosaw River ten miles from Beaufort, in Prince VIII
ne1ns Paris aiming 85 acres $50 cleared balance
in woods. The land is known to be very prod active,
and the location admirably adapted for store and
lumber yard for the sale of lumber on commission.
Wat L transportation abundant.
November Is tuthaG ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

Sea Island Cotton Plantation for 8dle.
EY CLIFFGRD & BIAT11EvYMS,
Real Estate Agents, NO. u 1-2 Broad street.
At Private Sale -
RUsHLAND PLANTATION, situated on tho storo
River Johns Island miles from Charleston, ind ac-
frst quality Cotton land Large crops Of Cotton have
been made on this place; has river front of mile,
with beautiful location for building. It's proximity to
the City affords great facilities for marketing On the
place are twelve negro houses and an engine house.
November 8 stuth6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

Sea Island CbNon and Rice PlQntdtionsto Lease.
By CLIFFORD & BIATHEWEs,
Real Estato Agents, No. 81 la Broad-street.
To Lease for term OF yesrs, in the Parish Of ST.
James, santee, the following valuable PLANTATIONS
for producing Sea Island Cotton and Rice:
THOMPSON PLANTATION, 5000 acres; 200 cleared;
$40 inland swaInp.
MILLDAM or coFFEE,s PLANTATION, Its acres
cleared highland; 1876 inland swamp
FLATFIELD PLANTATION, 1000 acres; 200 cleared
BUX SAINTS OR BONNEAU'S, 1900 acres; 200
cleared.
The above sdjon and will be leased separately or to-
gether. tuths6 NoGcnloer o
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

A WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE and s. YdPLEROOA,
on East Day. near the. Old Custom Houue. The entire
Stock and store Fixtures will be sold, moderate and
accommodating terms to an approved purchaser. This
is popular business house, having good of GUS
TOM 1he storo will be leased to the purchaser Of the
stock. NOYember 10