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Darling, Tell Nc Yes.

SAKE Is not always sarcastic and witty,
,ut sometimes sings as tender and true a
ay as ever flowed in impassioned lines
rom love smitten troubadour, as witness
he following:.
Ono little moment more, Maud;
One little whisper more;
/ have word to speak, Maud,
| never breathed before.
What can it DO but love, Maud?
And do l rightly guess,
lis pleasant to your ear, Maud?
o darling, tell me yes!
The burden of my heart, Maud,
There's little need to tell;
There's little need to say, Maud,
I've loved you long and we'll.
There's language in sigh, Maud,
Ones meaning to express;
And yours-was IL Tor me, Maud?
o darling, tell me yes!
My eyes have told my love, Maud,
And on my burning check,
You've read the tender thought, Maud,
My lips refused to speak.
| gave you all my heart, Maud,
lis needless to confess;
And did you give me yours, Maud?
o darling, tell me yesl
'Tis hard to starve love, Maud,
So worshipful and true;
l know little cot, Maud,
Quito large enough for two;
And you will be my wife, Maud,
SO you may ever bless.
Through all your sunny life, Maud,
The day You answered yes.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
VIZ NIILItN y UT Il INT
COLUNRIA. NOYnmlnl 01 1Sf

COLUMBIA, November 81, 1866.
I n pursuance of resolution of the CITY
Il Council. an ELECTION for ALDERMAN
December 3, to fill the vacancy caused BY
G. A. Bedell declining to serve.
The following. gentlemen are appointed
managers of said elections:
Ward No: 1-Pressly Brown, Clark War
ing, John McCammon.
Ward No. Pr l.. Bryan, J.. T. Levin
DR.. W. l.. Reynolds.
IFood No. 3--W. NJ. Bcckhan1, A. L.
solomon, NJ. H. Berry.
Ward No. 4-E. Stenhousc, W. d. Peck,
i. j. Gibson.
The polls will be opened from 10 a. m. to
p M, at the following named places:
Ward No. Mrs. Stratton's, Washing
ton House,
Ward No. 2-Markct.
Ward No. 3-City Clerks Ofiicc.
Ward No. Al. @. B. Smiths Store.
Nov % j. S. MCMAHON, City Clerk
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MEx1co.-The Herald, of Tuesday,

MEx1co.-The Herald, of Tuesday,
says:
Information has been received in
Washington that an expeditionary
1orce under Mejia was about to leave
San Luis Potosi for the recapturo Of
Iamplco. Our correspondent at
Washington says, Gen. Sherman has
been sent to the Mexican coast mere
y to watch and not to direct matters.
News from Vera Cruz has been re-
ccived to the 18th instant. Maxi
milian's ministers had determined to
retain their Offices for the present.
The Emperor was still at Orizaba.
Ortega was still at Brazos, but in
tended returning to New Orleans.
Tapias forces attacked Matamoros on
the 9th inst, but were repulsed.
Tapia died on the night of the 10th
of cholera, and Eescobedo was re-
ported as having arrived at the
scene Of action.
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DEATH OF THE Tycoon OF JAPAN
We learn from a despatch by the At
lantic cable that the war in Japan is
ended, and that the report of the
death Of the Tycoon is confirmed.
The war arose from the revolt of one
of the numerous hereditary princes
or chieftains-2O0 in number, it is
said-among whom the japanese en-
pire is divided. OF these princes,
the Tycoon is the chief, but they are
all subject to the authority of the
Mikado, or supreme ruler of Japan,
who is the spiritual leader of the en-
pire.
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The CONSTITUTION SET TO Music

THE CONSTITUTION SET TO Music
A Paris journal states that NJ. Greece
ler, composer and pianist, known in
New York and Boston, has set the
American Constitution to music.
This strange oritorium was lately per-
formed before q selected audience,
and though it lasted for several hours,
it was seceivcd with enthusiastic ap-
proval. The critics compare Greceler
favorably with Mozart and Rossini.
COMMITTED. learn that his
Excellency the Governor has COM
muted the sentence of Pat. Clifford,
who was convicted Of horse stealing
and sentenced to be hanged, at the
last term of the Pickens Court, to ten
years in the Penitentiary.
anderson IateAiQence1..
NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY
A company has been chartered by
the State of New York, with capital
of $40, ,000,0 900, under the above title,
with the purpose of creating q tho
rough system of competing lines
throughout the Union.
There is q man in New York who
resembles the Fenian Jas. Stephens
SO closely as to pass for his ''double."
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The State of South Carolina---Rich.
land District.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Zealy. Scott & Bruins VS.. Kcatingc & Ball
attachment.
WHEREAS the plaintiffs did, on the
w 22d day Of November, 1866, file their
declaration against the defendants, who
(as it is said) are absent from and without
the limits of this State and have neither
wife nor attorney known within the same,
upon whom copy Of the said declaration
might be served:
1t is, therefore, on motion of John Baus-
kett, Esq, plaintiffs attorney, ordered,
that tho said defendants do appear and
plead to the said declaration, on or before
the 23d day of November, 1867; otherwise,
final and absolute judgment will then be
given and awarded against them
d. B. MILLER, C. G. p.
Clerks Office, Richland District, Novem-
Der %, 1866. Nov % az
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A resolution introduced into the
Arkansas House of Representatives
declining to act upon the constitu-
tional amendment until such time as
Arkansas is admitted to her repre-
sentation in Congress, was referred,
ON the 18th inst, without discussion,
to the Committee on Federal Rela-
tions.
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Grand Lodge OF Ancient Free NEusoms
Of South Carolina.


The Grand Lodge of Ancient Free
Masons, which assembled in this city,
at Masonic Hall, Tuesday, met again
yesterday. An additional number Of
representatives of Lodges in the in
terror Of the State reported and an
swercd to roll call.
The election Of grand officers for
day evening, being the special order.
was taken up. The following is full
list Of the officers elect Bro. James
L. Orr, Anderson. NJ. w. Grand Mas
ter; Bro. James Conner, Charleston,
II. ". Deputy Grand Master; Bro.
W. II. Walter. Columbia, H. w Sc
nior Grand Warden; Bro. j. L. Ro-
bertson, Blackville, r. W. Junior
Grand Warden; Bro. H. w. Schro-
der, Charleston, r. W. Grand Trca-
surer; Bro. II. S. Bruins, Charleston,
r. w. Grand Secretary; Bro. J. r.
Pickett, Orangeburg, r. w. Grand
Chaplain.
r. w Brother James II. Nash,
Deputy Grand Master, from the COM
mittec to whom was referred the ad-
dress Of the NJ w. Grand Master,
made a favorable report on that por-
ton recommending the appointment
of Grand Lecturer
Brother James 4. Hoyt, of the
same committee, made a report on
that portion of the address referring
to the donation of 81, 200 to the
Grand Lodge of So,th Carolina by
the Grand Lodge Of Pennsylvania.
The report was accompanied by re-
solution returning the warm thanks
of the Grand Lodge to the Grand
Lodge Of Pennsylvania for the gene
rous donation.
After spirited discussion aud most
feeling and eloquent address of the
eX-Grand Secretary, Brother a. G..
Mackey, the resolution authorizing
the appointment, by the NJ. w. Grand
Master, of q Grand Lecturer, was
unanimously adopted.
The donation of 81, 900 from the
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania was,
after some discussion, ordered to be
paid over to the Lodges in Columbia,
South Carolina.
The imposing ceremonies Of in
stallation Of the grand officers took
place at Masonic Hall, at o'clock in
the evening. The hall was densely
crowded. NJ. W. Past Grand Master
Henry Buist installed the M. W.
James l.. Orr, Grand Master elect,
who was saluted as Grand Master of
Masons, of South Carolina, with the
grand honors of masonry. The re-
naming officers were afterwards in
stalled by the M. w. Grand Master.
The following subordinate officers
were appointed: w. Bro. S. W. Mau-
rice, W. and Bro. j. r. Allen, Senior
Grand Deacons; W. Bro. L. V.
Walsh, and ". Bro. p S. Jacobs,
Junior Grand Deacons; W. Bro J.
\. Hoyt, and W. Bro. f. Horsey,
Grand Stewards; W. Bro. p. X. Co
burn, Grand Marshal; w. Bro. John
Corby, Grand Pursuivant; Bro. Sam.
Burke, Grand Tiler.
A resolution was adopted providing
for the taking Of a full-sized portrait
of the present M. W. Grand Master,
and of all living Past Grand Masters
and future Grand Masters; also, OF
ex-Grand Secretary Il. W. Brother
A. G.. Mackey.
Charleston Courier, 22d.
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EzoSa1 TbeNQ @,

Tho PhCnir Office is on Main street, a
few doors above Taylor Cor Camdcu) street.
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SELLING OFF AT AND BELOW CoST.-This
Is tho attractive line which heads the ad-
Vertlscment of Mcssrs. Sulzbacher & Co.
Our readers would, perhaps, do we'll to
give them a call and test the accuracy Of
the assertion
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II You require any hauling done prompt
", call on Mr.. John A. Shell, who is run
ming a "National Express" wagon about
the streets. The company has stopped
operations; but John hasn't.
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MARRIEn.

Or the evening of tho Dist Instant at
Trinity Church, by the Rev. p. j Shand,
D: ST. T. DUBOSE, Jr., of Clarendon Dis
trict, $. c., to Miss SALLIE c., daughter
of DR.. john tishcr, Of this city
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NOTICE TO IRON FOUNDERS

NOTICE TO IRON FOUNDERS.
DROPOSAL.S are invited, until the oath
a. inst, to furnish both the CAST and
WROUGHT IRON WORK needed in the
construction of cells now in process of
colstructlon For the State penito ntiary.
For particulars parties interested are
by mail THOS. B. Lrr' In.
Engineer and Architect
Engineer and Architects Office. state
Pcnltentiarv, West end of Plain street. CO.
llmbia, S. c., Nov 10, 1866 Nov 20 4
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SEVENTEENTH OF FrnEUAKY, 1SG5.-Tho
terrible incidents OF tlat fearful night, to-
gether with those of the day preceding
and the two days following, are minutcly
related IN the volume issued from the
P/t""'F Office. They arc all faithfully re-
corded by an eyewitness, and ono of the
most graphic writer's in the State Secure.
a copy before they are all gone.
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THE Committee to collect testimony as
to the burning of Columbia in February,
1863, are requested to meet at the Law
Office of the Hon. ". +. DcSaussurc,
THIS (Friday) AFTERNOON, at 4 O'Clock.
a full and punctual attendance is request
ed. Nov %
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No BETTER IN THE WoRI.D.-It may be
safely asserted that not even the renowned
English Iolict Soaps, including the Old
Brown windsor, can surpass those which
are manufactured by Colgate & Co., John
street, New York. This firm has had an
experience OF many years in preparing all
kinds Of Family or Toilet Soaps, and havc
brought the manufacture to u very high
degree Of perfection, While of the purity of
these Soaps there is no question.
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"a Sausage Cutters and Suffers.
II the Sign ct' he Golden Pau Lock.
TUST arrived, a full supply of SAUSAGE
- CUTTERS and SUFFERS, and for
sale at lowest prices, by
NovS JOHN c. DIAL.
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SHIP N E-sES.
PORT OF CHARLESTON. NOV. 90

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Steamship Geo. Il. Upton, Crowell, Boston.
Schr. Robert Caldwell, Mccormick, \. Y.
WENT TO SEA YESTERDAY.
Steamship Granada, Harrison, New York.
Steamship Lulu, Childs, Baltimore.
Ship Golconda, Miskclly, Liberia, Africa.
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u. ANS! Eansv

FIERCE PIG HAMS-smaI.
Il. SnSar-curcd HAMS-s strictly
prime. JOHN c.. SFEGERS &, co
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