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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
BY X. NJ. MARSHALL.
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

- SttsaP5OTS IL B0tdICin CS. BOnneu.
VIII DC sold, under the direction of the undersiguetl ut
me the Oia Custom House, in this city THURSDAY
the 18TH day OF November 1866, at ii o'clock,
l. All that LOT OF LAND situate on Tho north aide of
broad street In the city Of Charleston bounding to the
north on and now or late Of Lewis Trapmann to the east
on land now or late of Renemin Il. Rutcdge; to the
south on broad street, and to the west land now or
late OF Lewis Trapmunn. measuring and containing in
'front.' on Broad street fifty t5o feet, by hundred and
forty.seven Q47l feet i'll depth from north to SOUTH
?. An IT, 1t LOT OF LAND situate the south side of
Short street. in the city of Charleston bounding to the
north on Short street. to the now or late OF
estate Of Mrs Rohne; to the south land of estate of
John Bonneu, and to the west land now or late of
Lewis Trapmann, measuring in front Short street fifty
50 feet six 6 inches, by eightytwo S2 In DEPTH
s. All that LOT OF LAND, with the Dwelling House
and improvements thereon, situate in town OF Black
vlle in Barnwc District containing a+100 acres more
or less bounded the north by South Boundary street.
on the east and south by lands of estate OF E. Larue
and on tho west by the Barnwen Road.
Terms-one third cash. balance IN three equal sncces-
sive annual instanents with interest from day of SALE
Peynbe annually secured by bond of the purchasers
and mortgage OF the premises Building to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchasers to pay for papers
F15" Barnwel Sentinel will please copy once.
JAMES TUPPER
November 10 6tuth3 Master in Equity.
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UNDER DECREE I'M EQUITY.

I3TOIb1l Us. EStUOTOOk.
VIII be sold urder tho direction OF tho sa
the old Custom House, on THURSDAY, tho Goth day
OF November 1866. at IL o'clock A. NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND situate in ST. Paul's
Parish, Coleton District, containing twelve hundred
200) acres, more or less; bounded north by Caw-Caw
icamp eaat lands late Of Jamos stanyamo west
by lands of Colonel Roper
ALSO
2. ALL THAT LOT OF LAND In the village of Sum
merve, bounding north on lands Of Carrington Co..
and measuring on that limo ive hundred and twenty
eight foct cnst on Youngsrcct running from lands of
said Darlington down to Saw Mill Branch south Oh Saw
Mill Braich and west lands Of hIrs L. S. Gilmore,
containing In tho whole about ton (1O) acres
Terms-Ono-half cash; balance in two equal, success
chaser and mortgage of the preiscs with interest from
day Of SALE payable annually Purchascr to pay pa
pers JAMES TUPPER, MASTER In Equity.
November lO stuth9
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Desirable Small Houses Etigible Vacant Lots.
BY b. MCCALL.

Desirable Small Houses, EtigibIe Vacant Lots.
By b. MCCALL.
On THURSDAY tho 18th inst, at II o'clock north of tho
Old Exchange win be sold,
All that LOT OF LAND on the north ade Of Inspection
street. measuring 81 feet front and 11b feet Deep together
with tho neat two-story Residence Of upright rooms
pantry dressing rooms, and double piazzas, and other
improvements, known No. TO- Tho location La desr-
able, pleasant and healthy.
Ali that LOT OF LAND ON the south aide of Henrietta
street. No. a. containing rs fee front and 100 feet dee
together with two and half story Dwelling Of np-
right ntcs dtessns rooms and pantry and other I'm
provements thereon.
that LOT OF LAND at the southwest corner Of Line
and Percy sets. measuring 81 feet front and 81 feet
deep. more or leas with two-story House % rooms
The location Is eligible and desirable.
All that ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOT on the north side
of Chapel street, next west and adjoining the Northeast
Railroad Depot measuring 80 feet ont and 16o feet
Deep This Lot Is much higher than the street and sur
rounding lots and the earth be disposed Of to advan
tage and with benefit to the lot The location for Store
Ia second to none
All that LOT, with Bricks and Materials thereon on
the south aide OF West street. No. measuring % feet
front and 80 feet Deep suitable for tho erection OF email
house.
Terms made known In future advertisement. Pur-
| ohasers to pay B. Mccall for papers. November IL
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARThKhT,

COLUMBIA, October "a, 1866 J
TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS:
FTyIE LEGISLATURE AT THE EXTRA 6fS3s1ON,
4 passed tho following resolution:
Resoiped That the Governor do adTerttse FOR eatt-
ratos of tho cost Of covering the now State House, and
of fitting I,p therein sufficient number of rooma for the
uso of the General Assembly and Its officers upon the
most economical pan and lay them before the House ut
Eamates are invited, therefore, according to plan
and apooiaoadon whioh may be seen In tho Executive
lat To enoloso and finish tho east wing Of tho build
ing so us 10 accommodate tho Legislature and Its OH
ad To ooyor the ontra building and finish ono OF tho
xnus 40 as to accommodate the Legislature and it's off,
eers. 49,. .,
TO cover tho remaining walls OF tho centre buding and
west wing ,s .,,
furnsh plans md specifications ut their own expense
and estimates, and thoy Will bo considered:
lat To enclose and niah tho eabt wing 30 a8 70 accom-
modsto the General Assembly and It's olicors.
2d To coyor tho ontre building and hnsh one or tho
wings 40 as to accommodate tho aoneral Assembly and
ad To eneloso and fnah tho east wing above. and
10 coyor the remaining walls Of tho ccntro building and
west wing
oral Assembly for their confederation
All plans s,ecihoatons and estimates must bo hled
IN this ofoo by Tuesay tho Goth November noxt nt IL
O'Clock NJ. SAhkS l.. oke' Governor
October 25 isuo
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UNDER DECREE I'M Eoy1TY.

If0lHdtn D8. Goodrich.
VIII bo sold under tho direction OF the undersigned n
S oa 1aS cs o mSSse In aea this City, the
AL that LOT OF LAND situate living and being on the
cast sido OF Meeting street in tho City Charleston
stroet thrtyfve C3b feet moro or cas In depth ono
hundred and sixty ysoven 6 foot and on tho back line
fory.two t42 feet moro or lees. Bounding north on
landh OF - Mosee, south on lands OF -, and
east on lands OF oharleston Gas Light Company
Terms caah. Purchnror to pay Tor papers.
tk" s-rt-ss JAMES TUpPER,
October % tutha Maatorin Equity.
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nIaCHARGRD 'sOLDIERs.

DISCHARGED BOLDIERS.
GaAn BoUNTY-ALL 81, s0LDlERS DIE 3ooi WHO @ ,aas EN
az served two three ycare wore discharged on ac
connt of onns md the widows, children or parenta OF
such soldiers who died In seryice.
CAN NOW OBTAIN ONE HUNDRED DOLLAfS ALI
OPTIONAL BOUNTY AND A PENSION
All widows drawing penaons arc now entitled TO cd in-
crease OF two dollars por month for oach child
have reoeivod official forms md instrucons and can
settle heso claims without delay claimants Tin ca IL
once. No fees required In advance. ,
PerBons reading at distance can hnve the necessary
kddress r. HURLEY,
T'7T7,g o. q IiconDod Clsim Agent. Z
10. 160 Meeting stroet
.7t Charleston. g @
+ OoSoSaa n LIMO
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Desirable Residence in Spring Street.
RY Jacob COHEN 81 sCO.

Desirable Resldence IN Sp,'ing SlTect.
BY JACOB COHEN CO.
On TUESDAY, Goth November, at IL o'clock A. M, at
tho north of tho Exchange, will BIO Rold without
serve, .-s
: All that LOT OF LAND. with o two.story wooden
DWELLING thoroon situated on tho south side of Spring
areet known No. H. measuring "a feet front by 172
feet In dopt Tho house contains four a. square rooms
pantry and dressing room, with double pazzas gas
hxturos complete On tho lot III ciBtern, twostory
wooden Kitchen lated and pllsered. and all necessary
outbuldings.
Ter1ns-Ono-third t1.) cash; balance in ono and two
ycara secured by mortgage of tho property Promises
TO bo kept insured and policy assigned Purchaser to
pay us for papers November 13
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=, sH21h % = I'VE nRU1.FsS FOKV SNK1E1s
The KRlmta Mills Company, having further for
their Teams win offor for sale lat their Works on tho
South Carolina RailroadI eight inlet from Augusta,
Ga, on the FIRST TUESDAY In December,
SIXTY (60) FINE MULES and TWO (2) HORSES,
with LOG CARTS, WAGONS, HARNESS, &C., &c.
Most OF these Mules brought from Kentucky last
winter, and very superior animals; they all In
excellent order, after working hnrd tho entire summer
There te finer lot OF Mules In tho country Terms cash
BRNJAMIN f. EVANS,
President Knlmia Mills
nA- Augusta ConsHtuhonalist, Savannah Republican,
Macon Telegraph, and Montgomery Advertiser publish
daily till 25th instant, and send bill to this Office.
November IL
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
Damaged Goods, on Accoun, of all Concerned,
Balance Of Country Store, Liquors, Canned
Meats SGaions MoRAT 4oG ssi,s' nGEs2s"9' &e &C.
Cash Auction House,
%iii sell THIS DAY co3nencins INNER: % at 10 o'clocf,
Cases DAMAGED GENTS CATERS, FLANNELs,
DRILLS.
DRESS GooDs.-alnco Checks, Englieh N1erino, Black
Gimp Gaoons. Gray Undcrshirts and Drawers Ladies',
Gents and Childrcns Hose and Hose Towels, Pock
TAILoT's GooDs-super silk Mix CAssIAIEREs,
steol Mix and Black Docskfns, Black Droacloth, Fancy
Cassimercs and Twccds super Black and Fancy SAITH
note, Sleeve Innings, Can ass, Black Velvet Kentucky
a. RIBnoNs AND MiLLTNERY.-Fancy Plaid and Solid
Coored Ribbons, Silk Velvet Ribbons twhlte odo Funcy
Trimmed Hats Boxes Flowers, Ladies' Kid Gloves, &C.,
oLoTnIN COATS. PANTS, VESTS, DRAWERS,
sh6s Hoop s's H5ss sgsHnsF' Tf &c. 80 and s
Springs; Misses and Childrens skirts Salmorsls &c
Conditions cash. November 10
Butchers Spring Wagon, Bakers Bread Cart, Nc,O
hGszsssi MoKn4 Sssndsfi e o&MSnHEk. Gne LlEss'
NS s. Isl Hnsea @ st.; Gppos,tSs New f. .c1H
York make
To Tns NeS aa Single
Thirteen cases Pnet Castellion md Hcnncay brandy
Genuine scotch Ale.
Conditions cash. November Is
Furniture Of srskEq ESsy q dNSsif ReSisisg Mo"sc'"p'"g
" - me ner King and SsnderhSrSt slTcs,". nor% aide. "
PARLoR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r"nlrn 'nIss
Rocking Chairs, Hnir-Scnt Chnirr Mirrors. EnaNings
Garrett So on Cloth N Sn.ry md s,a.r. N% SS.
Side Tablca Moat Safe leo House. pnn Hnt Crorhery.
Breakfast and Tea sota Knives and Forks. diaHaware
Bureaus Botlatoads. Chnirr %oaH"a,,,in. Marrraer
Pillows, l'od Shoots. comforta. Spreads, Towcin.
CARPETS AND A.ATTisc of no...noom. u
Conditions cash. November II
nY IsES1iiT sHEaSri S@aSss, o@sik %s & co.
THIS DAY, at 10 O'clock in front OF store will bo
90 bbls. CLARIFIED SUGAR
SO boxes Candles
20 boxes Tobacco.
Conditions cash. November IT
by HENRT' MdTs' dSBfA aSmf g. CO.
THIS DAY, nt 10 O'Clock in front of our store will be
10 tcs. sugur-eurod SfiS a8Ms
$50 sugarcurcd Hams.
Conditions cash November l3
nv ,ing Pme Z Lesf olq hqrd
THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock, In front Of store, will be
sold,
20 kegs Warranted Pure LEAF LARD.
Conditions cash. November 10
BY r. 6 A. p. CALDWELL.
THIS DAY, the 19th will be sold Store. No. 90
CHOICE ass s1s BACON * n sTRfP:s ef1sff:
Choice Bacon Sides
Kegs Goshen Butter
Kega Loaf Lard
Barrels Brown Sugar
Barrels Rye Flour.
Conditions cash. November 13
Positiue Sale Of HaluabLe Real Estate
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FlHH LOAN.
MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON,l
CrTY HALL, November Q. 1865.
LII PERSONS DRSIR0US OF REBUILDING IN L dE
n Burnt Districts and Waste Places OF tho City, un.
der "An ACT OF the General Assembly giving authority
tor OF Iro Loan with view to aid In building up the
City arew are hereby notified that tho form Of appli
cation for loans bo obtained Mt the oce the Clerk
Of Council, between the hours OF A. III. and Pm
All applications must be filed in tho nbovo mentioned
ooo as the Committee Will moot every 4onday TO
sider the came.
By order Of tho Mayor W. q. SMITH,
Novembor10 Clerk Of Council.
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Lots in Upper Yards.

Lots in Upper Yards
RY JACOB COHEN & co.
VIII be sold THURSDAY, 10th nst ut IL O'Clock,
".. tho north OF tho Exchange.
Ono LOT OF LAND ut tho southwest corner of Coming
and Limo Beets measuring 50 foet frontby 20 feet deep
ALSO,
One LOT on northeast corner Of Rose Lane and Bo-
gard strcot, IS feet front by 90 feet In depth.
I,.... ALSO,
Ono LOT adjoining tho above, measuring 81 feet front
by o. feet In depth.
Terma eaah. purchascrs 70 pay us for papers
Noyernber6 tuthnnwth6
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AUCTION SALES.


nYJ A. cGsSH MHsGow feS s. CO.
THIS DAY, 18th ins at 1O O'Clock win BIO sold in front
Ono CorroS SelS GIN. ,;S; Containing dfiy saws.
November l3
Hora"4 Sugar. ard Ge1Hive n4y 4! h,9s"d c1 Gin.
THIS MORNING, at l0!4 o'clock. viii be sold Ut
boxes Havana sugar November 10
c''i'e ~ Hscg"G ssgsi sxi8v Rsecs 4 ls.go''at'o" eS
Will be sold THIS MORNING, 18th instaIit, at lo,s
S" q epF AvaSA VAN NS srA i2 sss nS
H1o .ooo t!! tSa!,"r!i,r Havana ScgarE, .I'ondrca'
nS't S'Vn S'tmr"r llaTana Sct;ars, "Brcvas."
Leg Tobacco for account Of the Underwriters and
,r,,,, ny J. 4. ISSs1%S1i ESsLo1v IS co.
hG noia a; oIr sol iS NJ StHt at los o'clock WIN
~: = caSss SMOKING ronAcco, slightly damaged
1fohogday, Logcood ard Ehstic, on account O,
E1 i';s.Ii =. =. i EssLoW a,s2 tSssss:'; xtp.
1o'atohk0W, iith instant will bo sold by Public
10 logs MAHOGANY V e''eN'
- tons Logwood
- tons Iustic
- Damaged on hcnrd the French bark "nIazatlan' a.
fauSre nlaecr which put into this port In distress vhilH
on her intended voyage from Iao of Carmen to HAVE
, Consul. Novo,nhor 10
~ BY X. NJ. NIARSIIALL.
tC W. iish inst. at lo1s O'clock will be sold b
! One One Saddle SAD. AND DRAFT HORSE
One Buggy
orc Mule and Cart
One fine Saddle Mug
An assortment of Furniture
One handsome BRUSSELS CARPET, with In,p.
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TIE CKAnIEsroN HouHE.-To ladies purchasing
dry goods for their country friends, Mossrs. sro1I
WRnB & Go. will guarantee to furnish them with o
larger variety to select from than any house in the
city; s1so to cell oil articles atlas low prices rs thoy
oan be had anywhere. viii furnish packing cases,
any eige free Of charge; win take special caro- In
packing and shipping any orders entrusted TO them,
and win assuro all thak will call ut their store OF
every accommodation end ePory attention.
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The WEEKLY News The weolly edition Of TIL
NEWS will be regularly issued every Sunday
morning, and will contain all the latest telegraphie
news, the latest ship and commercial news, as
well as great variety Of interesting reading mat
ter. Apersons in the city desiring it left ut theil
houses, will ploaso hand in thair names at our
offioo Advertisers will do well to take advantage
Of the large circulation of this issue, as wo will
continue to send large number Of copies through
ont the country gratis, until our subscription list
Bhpl reach o satisfactory number.
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House and lot, Wentworth st,,ect.
BY JACOB COHEN 81 co.
Will ho sold at Auction, THIS DAY, 18th November,
at tho Exchange, at IL O'clock
All that LOT OF LAND. with onc-sory BRICK
BUILDING thereon, formerly used ns tho synagogue,
situated In Wentworth streo botwoen Meeting and An
streets Lot II feet mont Wentworth by i03 feet
deep, more or less.
Conditons-on one-third cash; balance by bond and
mortgage OF premises, payable In and two years.
Purchauera 10 pay for papcra. November 10
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Mules Horses, Furniture, De-. at Auction.
No. "a Broad 1T, South Side, Nenr State ut. d
TOMORROW, th inst, at 10x O'Clock, In front Of their
office,
Several MULES, HORSES. Carriages, Duggies, Fur
niture fine Revofvers, &c.
Furniture Horses Mules and Vehicles received up
tho hour of sale.
n B-Pares doRlrous Of availing themselves of our
Wednesday GALES requested to notify Mondays
or Tuesdays II convenient. November 13
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Sozodont upon tho whole economy Of tho mouth,
.heeping the gums rosy and healthy, the teeth in
parfoet ordm, giving 70 the breath . balmy frag-
ranoo. tua2
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MILLIGAN, MELCTIERS & CO.
VIII sell THIS DAY. 18th inst at No. 20 vendue Range
at 10 o'clock,
DOEsKIN, Beaver and Broadcloths, Cashneres
Melton Cloth. Choyoits, Tweeds, Flush, Alpscas
De Lainea, Scotch Plaids, F1annes, large Cashmere
Hhawls
Hickory, White and Grass Linon Shirts
Calico Shirts, Wool Shirts and Druwers, Hdkfs
White and Slate Coiored Hose and Half Hose
Ladics' Belts. Spool Cotton, Cutlery, Shoe Laccs
Buttons, Thimbles, Hair Pins &C., &C.
200 pounds Smoking Tobacco
1000 Segars.
One lot tFURNITURE-Sofa, Mohair Rocker, bureaus
Marble Top Tables, Dining Tables
BcdstcadB, Mattresses Pillows
Cooking and Psrlor Stoves
WatcheR and Jeyelrv Noyember 10
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THE EYB AND EAR.-Thoso who are eufforing
from deafness or disease Of the eye should 90 and
consult DIR. GARDNER, tho skillful oouhst and
aurist. We consider him tho best operator on
the eye and car in this country. He has mado op-
thalmic and aural surgery his study for years in
Europe and this country. Tho Doctor con be con-
sultod daily at Parlor No. 1874, Charleston Hotel.
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CoRNs, BuN1oNs, &o.--We desire to bring TO tho
notice Of all who troubled with those disBgreoa-
BILE and painful companions the card Of DR.. LEO
roID, Surgeon Chiropodist, who has located at
Mrs. F1fnsKYs bonrding house, No. 100 King street.
We submitted ourselves TO his professional skill
yesterday, when wo were suffering severe pain,
and On examination Immediately proclaimed he
would mako cure. Tho operation was without
pain or any disagreeable feoling whatever, snd Il
tho DIR. docs not effect permanent cure, he has
Mt least relieved us, 80 that wo can walk without
tho nlighteHt Inconvenience.
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THE LEe1sLATURE-We are requested by tho
President Of the Senate, and the Speaker Of the
House ofReprescntatives, to state that the Houses
over which they respectively preside will assemble
and be called to order Mt P. NJ, on Monday, tho
36th inst.
No hour being named by the Constitution, this
has been selected it is believed to be the most
convenient and agreeable to the members OF both
branches Of the General Assembly.
Charleston, November 12, 1866. 6
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QUICK PAssAaE.-The fine Al new steamship Sea
Gull, DuTToH Commander, arrived in Baltimore on
Sunday in ffty-fve hours. The steamers of ofMessrs
OoURrENAY & TRENHoIM's new line arc all swift
vessels, making average voyages, inside of sixty
hours which is a great advantage to shippers.
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FhfnittLre, CL0thin9, &c.
BY NJ. l.. AIMAR.
THIS DAY, the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ at No. 10
Vendue Range,
A quantity Of FURNITURE, consisting of Chairs,
Marble Top Tables, Bureaus, Oil Paintings.
1ek Octave PLANO. in good order.
BOOTS, SHOES. CLOTHING, Dress Patterns, and Dry
Goods generally.
Ono PLATFORM SCALE fnew).
Conditions cash. November l3
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PROVOST CounT.-This Court still exercises juris-
dotion over the Sea Islands, and as many planters,
resident Of the city interested in it's proceed
ings, We append the time and place of it's sit
fngs On Saturday, the 17th it will be held at Mr.
JABsz WEscoAr's house, on Edisto on tho 9th
at Rockville, Wadmalaw Island, and on the 3d De-
eember at secessionville. Maj D. T. ConBIN, who
long had charge Of the Court in this city, is the
presiding officer.
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: GRAND DEMONSTRATION oF THE

f995@ GRAND DEMONSTRATION OF THE
~ Union Republican citizens of Philadelphia
THIS (triday) kVENIhG October 6, 1866.
The Wards will assemble as toliows:-
First. The FIRST and Second Wards will meet at the
of ourth and Federal streets and proceed
Fifth and Caharine streets to meet the Third Ward,
thence to Ftuh and Monroe to meet Fourth Ward,
thence to Fifth and Lombard and meet Fifth Ward;
proceed down Lombard to second thence to Pine; up
Pine TO MIRO thence to Chesnut; thence to Broad.
Colonel EDWARD BlLES, Chief Marshal,
KSecond. The Sixth, Eleventh, twelfth, thirteenth,
Wards VIII assemble and proceed TO meeting as per
order OF Colonel WILLIAM Is. M ANN,
Chief Marshal
Third. The Fourteenth, Fifteenth Twentieth twenty
Wards will meet at Broad and GTard avenue proceed
down Girard to Eighth to Master down Master
to Marshall, down Marshall to Thompson down Tbomp-
to Sixth, downs Xth to Girard avenue, up GIard
lsh Twelfth, down Twelfth to Coates up Coates to
Nineteenth Gown Nineteenth TO Green, down to
thirteenth down Thirteenth to Arch up Arch TO Broad
meet the 1wenly y-iOurth and Twenty seventh Wards
and proceed down Broad TO League House.
BENJAMIN Il. B GOWN, Chief Marshal.
The Fourth seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, and
Twenty sixth Wards will meet as tollows:-
Eighth Warden Arch street right on Sixteenth
NinIh W ard Sixteenth street right on Arch.
Tenth Ward-sixteenth slreeE right resting on Arch
facing south.
Twenty sixth ward-sxteenth street, right resting
Market.
Move at 80 o'clock precisely. down Arch to Broad
thence meeting.
Twenty third and Twenty fifth Warts will fall in
behind The Nineteenth Ward.
The " ards expected to be at the League House
at 81 O'Clock (sharp timeJ.
BY order OF the Republican City Executive Com.
mittee. W. r. LEEDS, President.
%Os3pL T0gN L. Hill Hill, secretaries.
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OAN Il " w lIIO
Let sustain true Representatives by reechong
that all persons born nsturaized in the United
States citizens of the United States; oil alike en
hat ONE REBEL AT THE SOUTH shall not be EQUAL TO
TWO LOYAL MEN AT THE NORTH that no officer. civil or
military, who has violated his oath sustain the Con
tltution Of the United States, shall again hold office
under that Constitution unless specially allowed
do by Congress- the law making Of the country
that the loyal debt is forever sacred that
stoned widows and orphans shall be forgotten
and that never shall the debt contracted by the Rebels
for the murder of our and brothers be paid by
loyal people.
PENSIONS TO UNIOS SOLDIERS MUST AND
SHALL BE PAID.
REMEMBERl GEN ERAL GRANT HAS sAID;-
'To ask any soldier 10 vote tor such man (HIEs-
TER CLYMER) OF at one time known disloyalty
against anolLer who served in the Union
Army with credit to himself and benefit to his country
is A GROSS INSULT"
The Land of Penn is in Earnest.
lover thy craes Alegbany bl asst has been blown,
Down thy tide, susquehanna, the thunder has gone,
From the Deaware's marge to the Lake OF the West
Wherey er the loot of the freeman hath pressed,
The yeice OF a uprlsen-awake-
pennsylvania s watchwOrd with Freedom at stake
Thrilling up from each Valley-fung down from each
height,
our Country and Liberty God for the Blight"
The Grand Old state looks to her Metropolis! We
are readyI Fail inl March, Double quick Charge
on vour old adveisaresi Rout and ruin them oreverl
CberoeI and save the Union! Save Liberty from the
tbrotlpR grasp of the ioe save youv priceless her
tage VII die ate to the world the common sense ofthe
American people by securing for yourselves and Tor
postertty the unimpsired RIGHT Of the tlO2H
MAJORITY TO GOVERN.