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UNION MEETINGS.

RErUBLIcAS UNION STA CorNrrTEE
HDoRs. METRoFolIrAN HoTEL NV. oRK
Sn IKRv1LLIoER Secretary
Wednesday OFT "a.
AtBAEY Gov. JOSEPH K. HAwLEY Of Conn.
AnrHvnssuRsH- Hh9 H eaR I; + PER; s.o
avuUus.-The HOn. SAMUEL ifal' GAiLoWGY of Ohio.
BATAyiA-GePP a MAs sIE MCKEE Of Ksn.uer
S0FfA1o-t Gen. wal. II. GIBSON Of Ohio.
cnrrrrsAseo- Rev Rev. 4 ! T + pHIrF
COysTABLx-The Hon WM q. wHEELER-
TIE Hon Hon h h9MAN rREM Sf
fG,n. STEWART L. wooDFoD.
'0A''A'D ,. m Cen R.' JAMES M ASHLEY of oms.
gRTEsrOryr; Major JAMES HAGGERTY.
J,r,o.- The Hon. \: p STATIoN.
.KsyrR The Rev. 4: Z. MEREDITH
LrSooLs Hall NV. OnS-The Hon. cHAUYCEYM DErEw.
CThe Hon. BUTLER @ NOBLE
.,''-' = Hon. THOMAS & ALyoRD.
MEcaLESBUReH--The Hon Z. l. PITTS.
NORru BAY-Tbe Hon. ROSCOE CONKLrNG. ..,.,,
KKw YORK, ITALIA THEArER-MsjO-0en. CARL sCHUlH,
rrwpsusH The Hon MAELoY CHANCE n Sf Ohio
OaDrSsBrR0H-WM. II. BURLEIGH esq
PLArrBURaH-fhe Hon c. I. HuLBURD n,x,r
ROOErAsD LAKE, GyE IlSA russell SELL e..
srEELISevILLx-Tbe Hon JOHN 0DQTNNiEkL, 49,.
sTHAovH The R RSn s g. t 4 williams o''''a
sOvrHHoLo- lodge G. , B. SABlN
IL
IHEREsA--Judse JAMES II. BILL. - ,
i,wssTf THiRDsT AND sEcoNDAyE-Iudse H. c YARMOUTH
MNDHAn CENTRE-tien- a. NJ. HlfE
NARWicE-1he Hon WM. c. DOANE.
ThHrsday Oct %.
ADANs-The Hon. JOHN ODONNELL.
4ETTEnr pl S GsSai1 94 ai H. BE f1L S0 M
AsHLAND-Gen. T. NJ HITE.
BniOorrOnr-Sss .T. J. !. p P d sHPfE
cOBLrEt GSy } WsLTER H hAMhS of NH
East MonIcnr.-} Spd Z S s. F. SA BIN
EAsr NEw.YoRK -Sisisf D1UGLAss CAMPBELL.
LLLENyILLE-Mujor JAMES HAGERTf.
ELzIs, soldiers meeting be addressed by eminent
speakers. - 49,, =, ,,,r,soN
fARNNGDAth-- l. BRADFORD PRINCE, esq
. TIE Hou. A. =. PARKER.
foRT CONVICTION Capt. W u. Brennan
FeaT R!cHAoSD-HARVEY SHELDON, rs4.
The Hon Butler q. NOZZLE
-GREKSE p H. Gen. JAMES NJ ASHLEY Of Ohio.
GluvERSEuR-The lion. T. D, GU ~ ,,-,,,
:, The Hon. GlIEs ": HOICHhlsS
bknrAhsNLLh Co. IA MIS- FAlRMAN
fVrrrwFR p u.-The Hon. HORACE GREELEY,
iir.TsRs PoIST-GEO. =. EVERETT ESQ. of Ohio.
,s-.,,o The Hon. Ch& UNCEl NJ DEFEW'
hsD~AHoOA Tue hon. {. b COCthANE-
Tor-poRT.-Geu. T. II. NARfiNDALE. .
Iyo~s-Tle Hon SAMUEL q GALLOWAY ofOmo.
hi9DLE HoPs-Tlr Hon w. c; D0ANE ,.-,, .,o...
MDDLEr0w1.- Tho 10 }. JOHN L. WEEpEN OK. l.
tGeu. STEWART L. WOODfORD'
r 40 ~; r. MCKEE ofKeasiuEy
Par% HIcaNoND-liAKNEI SHELDON, esq.
poSpour PATRICK CCRb! iIl ESQ.
SO n aRBoH-GeI JOHN COChkANb.
SSSrsvurL--Cirn T. W. CONWAY
T.s~rt-TIe Hon. ROSCOE CONkLlNG
~ lrarN CESTRE-rae Rev. b J. IVES
wnEnarOs Hollow lH I,lS ,iS coYFiN.s.
wArenvILLz--cHAs. Z. IIrC,Im ss;;A.D
WEsrPoRT.-Tke Hou y y. "A BAL
Tosrrra- Sw5Sasi' ALIEN Il bsiu5irLER. esq
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politiral Notices.
For Peutoa and wsodford

For Fenton and Woodford.
GRAND MASS MEETING
ofbs RADICAL GERMAN REPUBLICANS In favor Of the uneon
aep.i support Of Congress election loyal nominated
81 Syracuse,
WEDNESDAY EVENING 81 O'Clock, o.,
ITALIA THEATER, No. sl4 Broadway.
sp,.isn. Gen CARL scHURZ and r. We'll Won oERNsBACh
Invited guests will please TO enter al No 81 CrosSy-si
ARRANagMHnfs:
A FRBE A. LEyINGER, h. LEHhAiEh
PRANK Do. H. MUIR. v. FRAUDr
a.. TRyZAEowsKY HALL Major j. scHEU.
ARNOLD rANzEh,
Corresponding Secretary.
FRED scHuE1Z,
Cbsiiman Central
Csnpsiga oomnitss
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DEMOCRATIC NOTIFICATIONS IN THE FIRST DISTRICT.
BYTELEe-APH 1RBUSg.
CHICAGO, Oct 23.-fhe Democratic Convention met to-
day 20 select nominees for Congress- and for the State
Legislature and county offices. The WoTkingmen's As
sembly had ticket in the field aud With this the Demo
cratic ticket was fused. Gen. NJ Il. NJ. Wallace, at
present Assessor of Revenue nominated Congress-
and Col Thomas W. GrOsycEor and A. G.. Cam
eTon. OF the WOkingmen's League, were nom
inatsd for the legislature Michael Brant, an
old Democrat selected for Sheriff. The proceedings
OF the Convention very animated. The working
men as represented in the Convention are small fac
ton. Gen. Wallace formerly Colonel Of the 9Th ILL.,
nos Ca-alry. His officer credtabe. lilo
Is moderately in favor Of q My Policy" He simply COLI
sens % stand for it here to prevent the from going
By default.
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MAINLAND.

Tnz USioy MEX APPraL TO TIE NORTH FOR AID.
sIrcLgGa4rH 20 TEIGgsE
WAsdIYGT0S, Oct. - The Union men 10 Maryland
making strong appeal 20 their friends in the Norm
70 al them in pushing iorsa'd their canvass Ih'y
represent that both speakers and money aTegreaiy needed
and sy that if they secure the cordial cooperation OF
their friends IN the North they carry the State there
b. rafying the Constitutional Amendment electing
United States senator aad maintaining the rights Of loya
men Friends disposed to aid these truo men, either with
sPcocaes OF money! aye requested 10 address tic hon
Stewart baltimore, lid.
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Iona and Isrnesie
GRAPE VINES
TaE TWO BEsT IN CULTIVATION FoR EVERY PURpo
BOTH VERY EARLY. AND Is4tAELLA THE

TgF Two ppsr IN ,ta1v .Tgos Eou EVERY PURPOSE
poTu vvpv v,prv .un rsp .rrrA TuE
p.o,,rsr ,v arr
r ,oS. a., -, -. :, - L.. Il, A.. ,.h,. ih.. A.
-, a. a., go. 80,
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ffui uneqaaeo h' All o our mos. Dsroy native. -
hh tle ony uneAeep,'nA"' siape ., '"e A@ny pEIN
10 EAOELh]ni' ~ . ss 'P'e''a mn -''H '
In scvsfs very Important po =. -. ,,, ,,. - -. 81
The io"A 70 In 49,, 80, -. 80. - :.
The IONA he onV "l'V' ""'" '"'''"o '' '''' "s'"
its cutting the hn year
vt ia the ONLY hArirs ohAfk whose nu oxsy ''s" s
ONE DOLLAR per pound .
1t 10 the only rupe native o. foreign "poss "a
the boat judees equal TO Dinscst o. A'shAH'@' ~ '
other foreign kinds growA In gas h'"se' - ...,.-
ny q page panpAis,' Containing ~ a,. sr -.
rte'en. sn' fu'"ie "i o"PS 'D'"'' w. -
stamp. Addrs" r "a oR.Nr
toa. near Peekshn. Eer.YoskL
n, .,nA ,an a, o,h., rer.ou Interested
- L.. A., ...,,.t. 81 1900 n Fan, I.Is,si vhsss
- 4. -. A.. 49,, "a $780,. ol.cs Ia osssis
-. -, :, -. "a I....u. r IA GRANT.
go - y -. - a. -,
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y =, -. a. a., "a a, a. 49,, ~.,.,. "A
80 -, e. .,o,.s.,,x vr.,,,uas 20 va, "a,
-, % ,,..,,.. :. ,.an =. n, ,o,r Mammal -
~, - $50 ,h... nav .a.es.. ma, h.sn co,,ssa M
49,, - - - la ~ .,o, for "a cant. ~, s,,.<
oelawnes yielded wei and so.o '"s crop % " 20
lhs iona sinss Two yea" P''Hseo P'os"''~ o -.
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a Letter frem North Carolina.
MhsI The Pcnplc lIr-f unYr.

t. nv ChsTh. Phillips wrs from chspi llih ~ C. under
dn'e Sept 1876 Ia small viFge hk- th sush
wi Known sbroad snd much visi' r a,yr deayed
writing tbs leiof ht might report The crcisus ui hnd nobe
dHsrcH from WHIST pub h cay There Is 40 hte
lha' they -sly Understood Ia rrq1rr ss force 10
II sn the other msclnes There tronble winding and
rdanins hob54s The horsne oi the -ebne stAe,s much
rrlr Fvrrybo5y del gifted with 10 peri, Some q
r. a. sr ha' they n fh Nachac Nv
eprnrd for ehaHgs d machines, several q other
,ar. woai be- Immediately offered Tor the Wilcox Gibbs ~
cveywhss III, Introduction o. Of hes. machines
urshbofhoOi Invariably dmand for q them u
utr len fIs pie 10 learby otul trial Of bothhsi q,
AffsJ marhinc than complicated ard lea,
trouble 10 ~ thread than ftro f-.fdrryfissnsHt
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NEW-JERSEY.
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT-THE
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

DEAOCkATiC CONVENTION.
Ut
ORANGE, Oct. 23.-The delegates to the WITH
District Boiling Democratic Convention assembled at
Library Hall Orange at O'Clock yesterday afternoon The
Convention composed Of Of the respectable
Influential Democrats OF tho district every county being
epesened II called 10 order by George H. NedOn esq
ar John Whiting Of Orange was appointed Chairman.
On motion Of Mr.. st. NJ Knapp OF Bergen, the Hon. John
nfer hO the Democratic member OF Congress
ti district In leJ1) nominated by reclamation the
candidate OF the Convention for the XLth Congress
Resolutions then adopted denouncng the Hon. A j.
hoEsa candidate In whom the elements OF public and pri
ae virtue wanting and declaring that those who sustain
nun are guilty Of crime against their country avowng his
nomination IN view Of his corrupt member Of Con.
ge and his immoral habits not ut TO be made indoors
ing me nomination Of the Hon John Hyle and pedging the
onFenilOn TO his support
Mr. yaratta then addressed the Convention in speech
some length In the course Of his remarks he avoyed
ms unshakca feey the Democratic party but said he
yd never support for high aud influential position
he political has been corrupt was that OF
aeE Rogers and whose private character was 20 notori
~ dseputabe He spoke OF the nomination OF John Nor
w ~ New York and said that unless the Democratic party
el IRON selecting standard bearers from among such men
You'd be deserted by It's respectable adherents
'" she conclusion Oi hr fagata remarks ue Convention
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MIRRIED.

McrLFLLk0-on Tuesdsr % b. ,hs Rev John
oa.on r. b. fisieick buWe to III" Eliza MsCelln oil o.
TIT ei, 40 rafis
FP-NcNuLLEN-Ou Tue.day. ~ lld inst BY The Rev
no Montgomery y. D., T. Paysgu hDspp 10 EHnt daughter
OF Thomas Mcklslta No csrds.
sAocK-RIBLET-On Tue.dsy Oct a. 1865 by the Rev Dr.
R@ry Martin v. w. Snock Of HoudaIs New Jersey and Mise
Kate Rib~ Of Ne~York City
WOOD-TILFORD-On Tbursdsy. the 18th In Peters
Church Tw~nt-t helok by the Rev Dr. Beach II e)d0is
Wood - L~aiuron, Ky. formerly OF Newark. n ID 10 M
Mo!ie T. Ti.ioTd Of E,w iork City No cards
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MEXICO.

IMPgRIlLisT RBPORTs-MEJIA TO RETAKB MATAMo-
Ros--cARLoTTAs MISSION ALL RIGHT.
NEW ORLEAks Oct. IA private letter from Mexico.
dated Oct is published in The Times. II states that
Mea has orders 20 rctake Matamoros. He gcts 1000
men, about 1900 Of which cavalry and artillery.
Regiments leaving daily TO reiake and occupy places
but lately abandoned. Macmillan Is at Cucrnsvaira.
The regiments which wcro q. route for France hayo been
ordered bacl IAar yioes say Mos started oil suddenly
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VERMONT.
THIS Hox. JUSTIN s. MORRILL, ELECTED sfNATOR ron
THE FULL TERM.


TIKI FULL TERN
sE TELTsRsPH THIEUSz.
MoyrrnIEE, Vt, Oct. 23.-The Vermont Legislature
today elected United States Senators, as follows: To
oil the vacancy oceasoled by the death Of Senator
Coiamer, the Hon. L. J.. Poland To iii the unexpred
term, Of Senator Foote the Hon. George T. Kimunds For
six years from the 9Th Of March next the Hon Justin s.
Morrill, Each Of the candidates received the entire
vote Of the Senate and in the House 2l3 votes while IS
votes were given for the Democratic nominees who were
The Hon. Henry Keyes II. p. Smith, and the Hon T. r.
Redfel
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MASSACHUSETTS.
yoMINArIoYs Eoh coKeRE 5.

Solicitations PoR cOEGRE 8.
nj TgtyGEAPH TurBUzE-
BOSTON, Oct 23.Thc DemOcTats Of the lid. District
have Nominated VIM. Aspinwa OF Brooknc for Congress
In the WITH District the WoTkingnen's Convention
have nominated exAiayOr Wightman their Congress
s0nal candidate, Judge Abbott having declined.
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ERNDKLYN.

THB TWENTIETH WARD MANS MBETING' -
The Twentieth Ward Andrew johnson Club Will
hold mass meeting Thursday evening at Fort Greene
number promnen speakers have been invited ana are eA
pected 90 be present
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POLITICAL.

NEW YORK STATE UNION TICKET.
yr G,v1uor-Hon REUBEN r. FENTON. Chautauqua;
T,,LA G0rsrnOr-Gen STEWART WO0DFOBD Kings
Tyr Crg0i Com'r-Hon. STEPHEN T. HAY1, Steubeni
Tr fris,a HSpeetor-Gen. JOHN HAMMOND, lssex.
Election. Tuesday. Nov. G.
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The Great Disasters af sea.
IN mus TO az SAVE,

No ho1I o.i life comp.ny shipownsr
90 furnish tesu vsssels With
rruossn MATTRESSES Aoa CUSHIONS
H. ,y b. lie prrsvsr, and eomiortss bsdA beer, terms
to the ttsi. NJ 1tNsnck'F" W NFN" 2" J.
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"a. Rear rru.. an the World.

ThsIes.t the uo.i saait
and comfortable OF al others
10 THE NATIONAL ThUss IL does NOT ehsie OF sna
Il. pstirnt dese Old and young are requested 70
es a. the ono. Of NATIONAL TRUSS CohfANf NO. Hs
Brosdvay up-.tairs ssd ses u
ID A ever
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Positive Cure for ScrOfula
II al iis manifold f1uns
Honor -.9 OF Paersbufs West Va whites Dr. Aniers
Juy D 1900 a. foows.
lad n Rrrasg lers ,,er commenced taxing your iodine
Uafs, and 40 nor er'irely rrrsi II Sfr1fnld"
DIR. ANDERsS IODINE WATER
Iodine rh0uf sarrnf re S1ff p5rrrJ
Tff1iriug 1grn nd kn0wn. Circulars re.
]. 4. DlNSMORE Proprietor, No. 70 DcJ.st. Nsw-fonk
sold by al Drugyis's.
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.,AAw..In... I'M the hac G ra vel. Dropsy, Geat,

and M eompl.n.s rrsuns oG desnemsnt Of the haI sss
rin.ry orrsns cared relieved By the use o. hioEfS
ExTRACf or BGCHu. Sold By the Dtatsa.
Hillss Hair Dye, so cents-s,l OF Brown ,a.atanssa
ALL, ,i,s,- Depot Ne Johu-st sold By all Dtuss.t.
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Patented May 1896 This an article o vashs ~ous
rubbing except In dirty places wn'sa VA Ms M
preparations onersd fot iiAo
pose WILL NOT cLorsss but VII ssve .nsu "uen
without the usual "sa ana tee
magic end soens the or. Y
in ordinary entirely
Of this powder that many
hy, bean public which have ottd INC Slotn
failed in removing dirt bu, moving the nnnse
mi. .,,s nh being adapted TO meet
- IONS existed which has berstetore remained
.nsannis5 nsaafscurrd By HOWE STEVENS, Boston For
nv Qr.ra sandD earr
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REPUBLICAN UNION STA COMMITTEE.
HDoRs METROFoLITAN HoTKL. NEW OK. }
ITaMT HARRIS Chairman.
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sixteenth A..smsI, District Feutou and woodferd

XvIIITH WARD. - -. mn,
UNION MEN or THE DISTRICT. ONCE MORE TO THE
BREACH
grand rally OF the members OF above Clab viii be he on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, October a. 1885, at DEMBf DlsPEh-
sARY Of secondye aud Twenty thdt entrsnee on
Secondavei
De Band Of Music viii be n attendance, AMI discourse PATRIOTS
airs Addresses will be delivefedb by
Judge H. g. YARMOUTH Of LouslIua
B. VAN RIPPER esq OF New Jersey
HARVEY SHELDON end Otbcrs
Let the Union ladies District bring ter huhId brothers
and lovers District
hand and bring his neghhor
The trumpet calls 10 arms 10 arms,
The daY Of victory 10 near
JAMES NJ. THOMSON President.
Col HENRY BEENEY, Vice-Prssideat
WILLIAM Daunsosp, lsecrst,rsp
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EDWARD LAMBERT.
Banker and Broker

NO. 80 Wall STREET. NEW YORK.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, STOCKS,
VI BONDS and GOLD bought and sold
on commission and carried on the usual
margin, if desired. Interest allowed on
deposits subject to sight. Drafts of South
crn money bought and sold and unsettled
Northern claims adjusted. Particular at
tention paid to the negotiation of Com
mercial Paper and Bills OF Exchange
Jan 26 t2mO
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Payment of City Debt by an Issue
of City Six Per Cent. Stock.
OFFICE CITY TREASURER

T. a.,
CHARLESTON, S. c., February H. 1866
IUNHE City Treasurer is ready to ISSUE
j. CERTIFICATES for the amounts Of
interest due to Stockholders on the 1st of
January 1866, and the rcdecmablc Stocks
and Bonds remaining due at samc date in
pursuance of the City Ordinances so
Provide for the Payment of Arrears Of
Principal and Interest on the City Debt hv
an Issue of City Stock"
The Certificates will bc issued to the
names Of Stockholders as shown by the
books Of the Office, and delivered only to
the parties therein named, their legal rep
resentatives or attorneys appointed to re-
ceive and receipt for the same
In all cases it will be necessary that
parties who wish to draw their interest
through agents shall give new orders or
powers of attorney, and renewed evidence
of legal representation will be required!
The books for the issue and transfer of
this stock will be open every day until the
18th of March, and re-opencd on the Ist OF
April next.
The Ordinance of February 13, 1866. di-
rects that ''The City Treasurer shall be
authorized to Pay such portions of stock
as shall be less than ten dollars in curreu-
cy, so that there shall not appear on any
Certificate Of Stock fractional sum of
less than ten dollars, and SO that no lev
Certificate shall be for less sum than fifty
dollars"
These Certificates will bear interest. pav-
able quarterly, from the 1st of. JANUARY,
1866. 4. CAMPBELL.
FeD "a lO City Treasurer.
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~V&CEILANX z
pressing for Church.

Has ANYBODY heard the bell?
nus i,as %nye 9:dear rue, know full well
1'll never dress in time
rnr mercy's sake, como help me, Luce,
RI mako my toilet very spruce
This silk is quite sublime.
Hero lace this gaiter for me-,do;
.isib "a bole!" You say? plague take the shoe.
Please, Lucy, try and hide it
Inst think, it's Sunday, and: my soul,
I cannot wear it with hole
The men will surely spy it.
THEY'RE always peeping at our feet,
CTho. to be sure, they needn't peep,
'The way we hold our dresses y
III disappoint them, though, to-day
.And cross myself" pray did you say!
Dent laugh ut my distresses
Now. Luce, pray feel my waterfall,
DO YOU think it large? amt it too small?
" !at bother these things give.
NV rats and mice, do they set straight?
Please hurry, Luce, know I'm late
There's "Willie," as l live.
How splendidly the silk will rustic!
(Plcase hand my ''sef-adjusting hustle" "
My corset and my hoop,)
There now, I'll take five skirts, or six
Do hurry, Luce, and help me fix,
You know I cannot stoop!
GLOW shall say my prayers today"
AS if girls went to church to pray!
How can you be so foolish?
Hero, damp this ribbon in cologne;
''What for?'' to paint, you silly ono
Now, Lucy, don't be mulish.
Now then, my hat-how he abhors
This thing-it's big as all out doors
The frightful suga.' scoopI
Thank heaven, my clio ak is handsome too,
1t cost enough to be, know
(Straighten this horr.d hoopD
MY handkerchief and gloves you'll find
Just in that drawer, Luce, arc you blind?
docs my dress trail?)
It's all the fashion now, you know;
pray does the paint and powder show
Through my loose veil y
Thank you, my dear, b'i We I'm dressed;
The saints be praised t. e day of rest
Comes only once in sevfn,
For if, on all the other 81
This trouble should hav ito fix,
I'd never get to heaven
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New York Advertisements.
HENRY M. MORRIS

~ ENERAL COMMISSION MERG CHANT.
" 90 Pearl street, New York. n B.-Wm.
s. Hill, formerly Hill Il Norheet,) of Rich
mond, Va, and Charles D. Hill, Of North
Carolina, arc associated with me in the
above business, and will be pleased to serve
thel; Southern friends. References-Gen
II. d. Johnston and X. w. Lawson & Co.,
Charlotte, N. c.; John Wilks, President 1st
National B-nk, Charlotte, N. C.
teD t2mOA
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The State of South Carolina.
IN EQUITY.

Err parte Simeon Fair, Solicitor of Middle
Circuit. "A Bill to Perpetudte Testimony.
GDIEON FAIR, Solicitor of the Middle
- Circuit, having this day filed in this
office a Bill to ''Perpetuate Testimony in
relation to Deeds, Wills, Chooses in Action,
other Papers and Records, destroyed or
lost dul.ng the recent war; 1t is ordered
that ali persons who arc entitled to, and
desire to avail themselves of, the benefit of
the Act of the General Assembly, in such
come before the Court, and have taken and
perpetuated all evidence which they shall
produce, on proper application being made
before me.
D. B. DESAUSSURE, C. L. RID.
Commissioners Office, Feb. 2, 1866.
Feb ms
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To be Sold for One Dollar Each.

Without regard to rodue, and not to be paid
for u'ta you hno,c erlat you ecM receive
SO Eleg't Rosewood Pianos, EACH
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Edwin ]. Scott.

HAS opened Brokers' and Exchange
IL Office in Columbia; will furnish checks
on New York and Charleston in sums to
suit purchasers. Attend to buying and
selling SPECIE, BANK BILLS, STOCKS,
BONDS, &C., on commission, and make
to be sold in Charleston or New York.
Office at @. H. Daldwin's store, corner
Main and Washington streets.
Jan % 2mo*
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The State of South Carolina

IN EQUITY-LEAINGTU
Er parte Simeon Fair, Solicitor of Middle
Circuit Bill to Pe1petuote Testimony.
GDEON FAIR, Solicitor OF the Middle
- Circuit. having tAis day filed in this
Office a Bill to ''Perpetuate Testimony in
relation to Deeds Wills, Chooses in Acton,
other Papers and Records, destroyed or
lost during the recent war" 1t is ordered
that all persons who are entitled to, and
desire to avail themselves of, the benefit of
the Act of the General Assembly, in such
case made and provided, are permitted to
come before the Court, and have taken and
perpetuated all evidence which they shall
produce, on proper application being made
before me.
HENRY A. NIEETZE, c. L.. L. d.
Commissioners Office, Lexington C. H.,
February /, 1866. Feb II m12
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exist together. I feel satisfied that
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Lawrence,
Brothers
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40. 1G WALL STREET, NEII YORK.

* OVERNMENT' SECURITIES AND
w other STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD, &c,
bought and sold on commission for cash
DEPOSITS received from Banks, Bank
crs, Merchants and others, subject to check
on sight. COLLECTIONS made on all
parts of the United States.
DEWITT G. LAWRENCE. JOHN r. CECIL
CYRUS ]. LAWRENCE. WM A. HAISTED
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