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Great Meeting In Phlladelphs. In Support
OF the Presidents Policy.

large meeting was held in Philadelphia on
last Saturday evening, under the auspices Of the
johnson Club of that city, at which Senators Doo-
LITTLE, CowAN and NORTON delivered speeches.
The following are the resolutions which were
adopted for the guidance Of the Club
1. Resloued, That We are now, as heretofore, ar
dentl7 attached to the Union Of the States under
the Constitution Of the United States; that deny
the right OF any State to secede, and hold that
all attempts at secession are null and void; that all
the States sre now States Of the Union, as before
eral Government, under the Constitution, to ex-
clude State from the Union or to govern it as
felfsSs Resslvsd, That our confidence in the ability
integrity, patriotism and statesmanship Of Pres-
dent Johnson is undiminished, and we cordially
s. Resolued, Thatr6e endorse the resolution Of
Congress OF July, 1861, declaring the object OF
the war on our part to be the defence and main:
tenAnce OF the snpre:ascy OF the Constitution and
the preservation OF g Union with s ,she dignity,
equality, and rights ths several States. anln- n.
/. Resolued, That, in the language Of the ohica-
20 platform Of 18e0,A and as quoted BY the late
President Lincoln inahis first inaugural address,
"The maintenance inviolate OF the rights OF the
order and control it's own domestic institutions
aP 4. 49, Ia
only TO the Oonstituuon, OF tne Uni.eo SsaSes, -
essential to tine pslsnee os power Tn ~en sie
perfection End endurance ot our ponsicss lsgsls
depends" :. SIS ! - -
arss rSasf n tSs tbs
right to prescribe the qualification OF electors
therein; and that II would be subversive OF the
principles OF our Government foss: 0opgreegs 20
force universal suffrsge!npon any portion OF the
country in opgeaiton e she known "''nes OF sno
6. Resolued, 'That it's Union must be snd re-
main one and inseparAee forever" that the war
for it's preservation shxYing been brought TO .
triumphant close, and the supremacy OF the Con-
stitution vindicated, rights Of the Ststerunder
the Constitution aresto remain sdnyiola 49d
that loyal citizens within the ana utat1ese
lately overrun BY rebslliSn ars entitled tile
rights guaranteed tothsna by ths ConailtutiO
entitled by the ConstIntionof the United States
to representation liz the councils Of the nshens
and that ell loyal msmBers duly elected and TO-
turned having the requisite quaiid rationB aspyss
scribed By law, should % their seAts
in Congress, without dnnt65sS 6 aielay, 6y the
respeotfye Houses, each Hu6B6 sseing The Hjudge0S
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Coy.r OF YAprsALs.-The Phoaiz, Of yesterday,
says in tho Court Of Appeals, Thursday, on the
Gall Of the Docket causes were disposed Of as fol-
lows
Struck off-John Thompson ads. J. 7. Ligon; O.
B. Haselden ads. ]. @. Crawfordi John Flowers
ads the State; EI pdy.e W. 81. Crawford; w. G.
Mcknight us. j. A Gordon; Chaffee, st. Amand &
Croft us Ann Jackson; Jesse Butler us. Stephen
Smith; A. W. Thompson. Executor, us: D. Goude-
lock; .ohn Foster ~. J. N. McElwee; p b. Massey
a al. ads ". J. iureton; o. Scorratt ads. the
State; Charles 81. Lambert ads. Zack Howell;
Samuel L. Strait ads. John Pogue; Wyliu J. Davis
us. John Bri,e; A. P Wylie us. N. B. Holly; Samuel
Summer and wife us. a. J. billiard; Moseo Lindsey
ct al o.. q. P. auiifer; DeGrafenreid cs CoGaf-
fenreid; A. T. Wyie ps. Iii Cornwall ct al; In re,
J.J. Kusler us. h. City Council OF Columbia; w. g.
Pearson and wife ps. - Little; Gilstrsp and wife
us. Anna Hawthorne; james Parks, Executor, dds
Samuel Barksdale, Executor.
Abandonel.-L. u. Williamson adS. Jane Il.
Moore.
Continued-John R. Tarrent ads. NJ. A. sulli-
van assignee; John Johnson and wife Us. Abrsm
.Gilber:; Blakeney et al. us. s. G. and NJ. D. Oaks
WYndham aud wife us s. E. Hart; King & Wal
lace us. Benjamin Clements; Abel Candy Us
Cheraw and Darlington Railroad; Josiah Byrd
ads. e. Byrd, administrator; Blair & Cairnes 0s.
Boss, administrator; Beatty & McCorkle Us. Sam
uel Blair; NJ. J. Jackson us. j. NJ jennings; Dr..
James Biyngs ads j. and 7. s. Farrow; Keith d
Norton, executors, os. ]. ". Earle.
Andrew Wherry, administrator, us. Martha Nc
Cannon. Brief read by Mr.. Melton, and case
D. o. Boldly ct al. vs. Elan MoElvee Brief
read by Mr.. Melton, and case submitted. Mr..
Elizaoet Douglass o. J. T. McAfee ct al. Brief
read by Mr. williams, and case submitted. MIR.
Melton, contra.
Thomas G. Richardson, executor. us. Elizabeth
p Manning, Hon. James Simons for appellant.
Nr. J. 8. G. Richardson, contra.
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sgsTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

wsTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON DISTINCTLY GEORGE BUST. Esq.
ordinary.-whereas, GEORGE F. FREEMAN, Of st.
Stephens Parish, Farmer, made suit to me to grant him
him Letters OF Administration Of the Estate
and Effects Of THOMAS E. FREEMAN,
late of st. Stephens Parish. Farmer: These arc,
therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular tho
kindred and creditors Of the said THOMAS E FREEMAN.
deceased that they be and appear before me- In the
Court Of Ordinary to be held at Charleston, on 9th
day OF June next after publication hereof at II o'clock
In the forenoon to show cause, any they have, why
the said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this twenty.hfth day OF May,
Ammo Domoni 1866. GEORGE BUST,
May 20 80 Judge of Probstes.
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CHARLESTON, 8. O., May 24th, 1886

CHARLESTON, 8. O., May 24th, 1866.
Editor Earseaon Daily Neaos:
Your issue Of 2lst inst. contains Special Cores
pondenoe Of New York Herald, and is brought to
my notice. Will you oblge me by publishing the
herewith copy Of communication forwarded this
day to Now York Herald
Respectfully, s~yr
JAMES O. BEEoHER,
Brevt. Brig. Gen. o. 8. Y.
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The London Quarterly Review states that the
quantity of wax low required for one years con-
tions alone, is upwards Of a ton and two hundred
weight.
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spAaaows VERsus CATxRPnLARs.-Alar large num-
ber OF 8, arrows are about TO be sent from Vienna
to Melbourne. Austr slia, for propagation, to de-
stroy the caterpiIlars, wioh commit great rayages
In that country.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

az THE REV. JAMES H. oUTHBRRT, OF
Au gusta viii preach In the Citadel Square Church To-
Asrress Aorring At 1OX O'Clock, and Mt night q. 8
O'CLOCK Nay2
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New YORK, May 25.-The Hudson River Railway
Freight Depot has been destroyed by fire. Loss
8 quarter million.
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arrIrno ynrrDMrN's CLOTHES.
FURTHER MISCONDUCT.

Captain Rosekranz, sub-Agent Of the Bureau
at NeEbern, under Captain Seeley, and Commits
sary Of Subsistence, rs viii be seen BY reference
to the paper hereto attached, Is also eng engaged IN
ington, N O., with the labor Of freedmen, whom
he supplies With rations,as as part OF theirwages.
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a@ A MODERN MIRACLE i-FROM OLD AND
young from rich and poor from high-born and owly.
comes the universal voice Of praise for
HALLS VEGETABLE sICHIAN HAIR REVIEWER.
It's perfect and miraculous article. Cures badness.
Makes hair grow. better dressing than any "oi" or
'pomstum." softens brash, dry and wiry hair Into
Beautiful silken Tresses. But, above all, the great
wonder is the rapdity with which it restores GRAY
HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL OOLoR.
Use 1t q few times, and
PRESTO, CHANGEi
the whitest and worstlookng hair resumes Its youthful
beauty 1t does not ee the hair but strikes at the root
and fills 1t with new life and coloring m after.
It will not take long, disagreeable trial to prove the
truth of this matter. The first application will do good
you will the NATURAL COLOR returning every
day. .nd,
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT,
the DID, gray discoored sppearanos Of the hair viii be
gone, giving place to Iustrous shining and beautiful
looks.
Ask for Halls Sioian Hair Renewer other srticla
CHEAP 10 BUY, "' PLEASANT TO Try.
and SURE TO DO YOU GOOD.
There are many imitatona Be sure you procure tho
genuine, manufactured only BY
For sale py all drugglsts Wholesale oy
KING & CASsIDEY,
March3 slyr Charleston.
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GENERAL HowARp's ORDER

GENERAL HOWARDS ORDER.
War DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU REFUGEES, FREEDMEN AND AB'D LANDS,
WASHINGTON, May q, 1866.
Circular No.4
In order to answer numerous inquiries from off,
GERS, agents and others, and, If possible prevent
misunderstanding With regard to the change OF
organization in this Bureau, this circular is is
sued.
l. The Commissioner recommended; some time
since, that the functions OF military commander
bY a State and assistant commissioner be exercised
by the same officer. Wherayer practicable, this
is being efected-as in Virginia and Mississippi
It is not done in condemnation OF the assistant
commissioners, who have labored hard and sue
ceasfr1ly but to secure more prompt and effective
administration than can otherwise be done.
g The Commissioner calls the attention OF all
officers officially to the reports in circulation as to
acts of severity and cruelty toward the freedmen
on their own part ss to carelessness in rendering
their monthly accounts, and other offences. Every
officer or agent already accused shall have the op
portunity Of thorough vindication before court
martial. But the occasions for such trials are 10
be deprecated and they must be forestaIlcd by a
moyll of every unfaithful officer
g. Special attention. il again called to the diff
cult duty of caring for the INDECENT. Where in
tense anxiety prevails to get rid Of the Bureau,
arrangement to relive the General Government Of
this heavy expense. IL the county officers or
oyerseers Of the poor will adopt the proper meas
ures, the Industrial and Government farms which
are now 80 much complained OF can be dispensed
with.
IN order to meet an emergency, aohen the 'o7tole
susten of labor toas deranged, the Commissioner
Urged The forming Of joint companies the encour-
agsnsent Of The immigration Of those accustomed to
free labor, so as 10 afford pronp.ly as many ezam-
pes as possible Of the successful employment Of I'VE.
oroes under free system. Apparently in keeping
;uith these regulations, fs.e officers hare i"uested
@ ina Interest know If no M,o, o.. regulation of
he army or of this bureau, against this, yet ii
toM almost iaeoably lead to corruption, as i has
already to bitter accusation. Hereafter, such in,
resn,ents, toihin their oton jurisdiction. By officers
on duty in this bureau, are strictly prohibited
o. o. HOWARD,
Major-General, Commissioner.
EXTRACTS from GENERAL srEEDMAN's REPORT.
+
ONE WAY OF INDUCING INDUSTRY.
Major Charles I Wiokersham, sub-agent of the
Bureau, whose headquarters are Of Wilmington,
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The Worlds Opinion of Hostetter's
stomach Bitters.

Touching the Bitters this grand fact cleaz,
Thsir fame ans all The Western Hemisphere,
xnovntn III lAndal lvashed By its oceaus twain.
Health, hope, and vigor follow In their train.
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Gem. Fremont buys a RaiIroad.

Gen. Fremont buys HafIfond'
New YORK, May 25.-Gen. FREMONT has pur-
chased the Western Pacific Railroad OF the State
OF Missouri, for one million three hundred thou
sand dollars; terms OF payment are one-fourth
cssh the balance in four equal annual payments.
The road is to be finished to Springfield in two
years andes hall, and to the State line in three
years. It is designed, ultimately, to form link
in the Great Southern Pacific Railroad.
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AVOID COUNTEREEITB.
HosTETTERs BTT1RRs share the common fate
OF all things good-mpesters initiate.
OF those beware -discreetly use your eyes
From honest houses purchase your supplies
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Wsshiurton News. /.

WAsHna1oS, May 25.-The interest IN the re-
construction measures is msnifestly diminishing,
hardly dozen Senator's present, and q small
audience.
The Bill equalsing Bounties has passed. The
Senate adjourned at an early hour The Rspubl.
cans are endeavoring to reconcile conflicting opn-
ions on the Reconstruction amendment. The
House has passed. the Bin excluding from West
Point those who served in the Confederate army.
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sEFoR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 1.--PLEAsE
announce Dr. ". 7. wRAaa asa candidate for Adsr->
man Ia Ward No. !. In place Of J. R. AArsxrH. ro-
signed. Mey %
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is also interested in the cultivation Of rice
plantation within his sIbdistrict and he Is to re-
ceive 0ne-fourth Of the crops from the same for
t tSompelhng the freedmen employed on said planta-
ia which he compelled freedmen to comply with
snen w. contracts, by stating that he put them to
mington. ~.S - Va
EVILS OF THE SYSTEM.
without attempting to discuss the proprietv of
officers Of the Bureau in the militsry ei; sery;cs
the United States, who are paid By the Govern
ment for the performance Of their dnties enc. =.
ing In private business, and employing freedrneSn
fSs such while through
our duty to state some Of tho effects produced.
both upon the officers themselves and upon tha
planters with whom they come In competition. by
such conduct. Major Wiekershan, In oontractins
becomes at once interested against the laborers'
whom he compels to labor, perhaps apiusty, wher,
unfairly dealt with by the person working them on
the plantation; and on their refusing TO work, he
in6icts upon them unlawful, and, for breach of
contract, unheard OF punishmentsy putting them
nails. Colonel Whitilesey, or any other officer OF
less rank and influence In The Bureau, who are
engaged In working plantations rented for ossh or
on shares, becomes Interested In securing low
rate Of wages and In making the most stringent
freedmen. They thereby give the sanction Of the
Goyernment to the establishment Of wages far be-.
low what the labor is really worth. Ofi6srs Of the
Quartermsster's and Commissary Departments
who are thus eugascd are subjected to the temp
tation OF sppropristng 10 their own use quarter
1nSstar,s stores and rations to supply and pay
theSroRn Iaborers, Complaints have been made
one BY the plsntsfs that these agents Of the Bu-
resr6usa the powesof their position to obtain and
control the best lsbor in the State. There is no
doubt thSt some Of the il-feeling manifested TO-
wAtd the Bureau on tho part OF the planters Is at
tributsble 10 this fact.
aE11rno YRKEDMKN's CLOTHES.
We asceftained by the testimony OF Messra.
Barham& Ballard, auotioneers at Goldaboro', that
tiay Ind sold ct suction for Chaplain CLAWS forty
bls3ketS marked ~. 8. !" and quantity Of clothing
chat hid been sent TO Goldsboro' for gratuitous
disfabutiongso the needy by q Freedmen's Aid 30
cieEy e OF inthe vicinity Of Rochester, N. Y. We
issyned also that he had disposed Of a large
ancunt OF zench clothing ct private SALE The
al himself that he had received from
srGiI szlss tNo hundred and sixty dollars ($260),
t201Rh subsequently he asserted that the total
cSSk recetptss Of Ills Office from ell sources
Snsuunted foone hundred and twenty-six dollars
and dfty cents ($126.50). he kept no books or
even smenorands Of. moneys received and ex-
pended: /.
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Reduction OF the Curroncy.

Heduct1on OF tno CUf1oncys
HAsHnaToN, May 25.-Some Of the Eastern
Banks will soon be called upon to reduce the
amount Of currency now held by them, in order to
extend banking facilities to other States, where
these facilities are sadly needed
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THE FREEDmEN's BUREAU.
from General Howard.

The following, from the Commissioner Of the
Freedmens Bureau, explains itself. There is one
or two ideas in it, however, which will strike the
public as quite'amusing. The circular WAS written
no doubt in order to counteract, as much as pos
sible, the truthful md independent reports of the
Government Agents, Generals SrEEDMAN and
FULLERTON, who are now making tour through
the Southern States; and in this connection
we think it may not be uninteresting to add some
extracts from General sTEKDMANs report from
North Carolina, 30 that our readers may "look
upon this picture and then upon that"
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a6ARTIFIOIAL EYES.-ARTiFICIAL Hu-
MAN EYES made TO order and inserted by DIS. !.
BAUOH and P. GOU6ELMAHN Formerly employed ~:
RorssoNNEAu, Of Paria) No. 500 Broadway. New York.
AprlI4 AYE
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WHAT TIE BourH 1s SUFFERING FRoA.-hisrep-
resentation and misrepresentation.
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Aerres' Ao1Hfng 1t 10H O'Clock, and ut night a.
o'oloek Nay %
@ ORPHAN HOUSE 0HAPEL.-THE REV.
JOHN FORREST. D. D., Of the First Presbyterisu
Church, win perform Divine Service In this Chapel To-
korrow %se-noon, 27th instant at halfpast o'clock.
On tho Arst Sabbath In June and until further notcs
following, religious services In the Chapel wfll com.
mence At 6P n. May26
s@ RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-sERVICEs IN
enew African n z. Church, Rev. b. GAIN, Pastor TO-
ko'voD May 9th, at hafpast TO- A. H., by Blight Rsv.
DANIEL A. PAYNE; halfpast 8, P. n, By Rev. JAMEg
=. HssoN; hal.psst 7, p II. by Rev. GEORGE VI,
BEoDM.
Special Collections win be tatsn up to pay on tho pus
chase Of the Morris-street Lutheran Church
3 On Monday Esensng at halipast O'Clock, Sshop
PAYNE and Members Of the South Carolina oonfrsnes
wiz address the Sunday School children and their paee
rents on the Duty Of the Present Day"
May 26 1s
sr A MEETING OF THE LADIES' Asso-.
CIATIoN to commemorate tho CONFEDERATE
DEAD win be held at the Masonic Hau, on Aonday
@tternson 18th instant ct Five O'Clock, P. NJ Mam-
bera ere requested to be punotual In attendance o.
busineas Of importance win be submitted.
By order Of the President
80 :. ooCo1u1u8 SoctotAfys
sT CHARLESTON. MAY 26, 1861 Re
spectfully decline being CANDIDATE for the position
Of Alderman Of Ward No. 4.
May 2s J. DRAYroN FORD.
a@MEssRs. EDITORS PLEASE ANNOUNCE
BENZ. G. HERIoT, Esq. a. Candidate for AIdsrmxp
OF Ward No. to m the vacancy caused By tho resis
nsHon OF A. CAMERON, Rsq. MANY TRIKNDs.
Maya
a@FOR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 1.-PLEAsE
announce Dr. ". T. wRAaa asa candidate for Adsr.->
man IA Ward No. 1, In place Of J. B. NAmxrH, ro-
signed Msy %
aEFoR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 4-PLEAsE
announce JOHN Z. oNErL candidate for Aldsr-
man for Ward No. 4 In place Of A. CAMERON resigned.
Nays sss 80
s~ BoNEsT & BURKE REoEIYK THE;
satest New. York DAuIEs every sferno n. Price
o,r,s .ti't,
~ STATE TAX OFFICE, FIRE PROOF
Bu1LDINa.-This ofaee Ill open or ths receipt
the STATE TAX, and win continue open until thsstis
day Of June, prox.l inclusive.
FLEETWOOD IANNRAu -
May1 Tag Collector 81 Philip and g: Michael.
/ svNsTATE OWEN DUFFY AND, BRIDGET
QUt1xsAu polroub Having any oenaskan nhAunb nAAlS
Estates, win render the same (attestedh within time
prescribed by hw: and those indebted 70 said Estate
wiz mako payment to FRANCIS DUFFY.
May12 ss Qualified Admintstzatot.
~ VIE, THE UNDERsraHED,MRRoHAtsrg
of King street. agree toeaoss our ssaty turW
Afternoon ct O'Clock during the hot weathefb ROM
Saturday. the 18th Of May, to LIST Of October 1885:
FOGARTIE BTILLMAN, tw. McCOMB Il 90.
Agents. 1T. KELLY.
STOLS,, WEBB b 90. MCEOY & RICE.
J. r. READ 90. IUFFERHARDT, CAMPEKM
8. FHIBOURG, GAMMA co.
co. BIssELL BROTHERS
WIN. q. WHLDEN 4 90. lEPSrIN & ZEMANeK1
JAMES B. Belts I. HYMAN 90.
JAMES Z. SPEAR. z. SCOTT co.
A. q. HAYDEN. LOUIS COHEN.
HART 90. MELCHER6 4 KULLER.
HOFFMAN, BRABHAM 90.
May IL f1s
~ THE LADIES OF TRINITY METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH intend holding FAIR, in aidoe
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The Democrats Of Ohio Endorse tho
Presidents

= CoLpMBus (OH1o), May 25-The Democraas
State Convention, in session here, have endorsed
President JonNsoN's restoration policy, and nom
mated BENZ. LErYDRzA as Secretary Of State, and
the Eon. THoa1As II. KKY for the Supreme Court
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May /.
.r THE LADIES OF TRINITY METHODIsT

~ THE LADIES OF TRINITY METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH intend holding FAIR, in aidoe
its funds, at Hibernian Hall on'wEDNESDAY EVENING.
May IS. The olowins gentlemen. members of he
congregation. requested to aot as Committee,t
Arrangements
GEORGE ". WILLIAMS, IWM WALTON SMITH,
LEONARD CHAPIN, r. G. DEF0NTAINE,
WILEY T. BURGE, n. GROSS,
L. GAMBREL. DR.. T. g. HEMINGWAY
W. J. MIDD LETON, B. W. WARREN,
3. N. BUTLER, VIM. NJ SAGE
W. q. SMITH, Capt 7. J. LOCKWOOD,
H. O. STOLL, L. T. POTTER,
EDWIN PLATT, W. B. MOORE,
JAS. COPIES, G. CHAMBERLAIN,
G. A GRAESER, J. g. MARTIN,
8. A. NELSON, ". B. MORRIS.
DR. q BAER VIM. W. PEMBERTON,
DIR. J. B, MOOD, LAWRENOE STEIN,
T. COMSTOOK Belts G. HENRY WHEELER,
". q. JEFFERs, w. MAsTERMAN.
j. 8. HYER.
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~ ORPHAN HOUSE QHAPEL.-THE REV.
JOHN FORREST D. D., Of the First Presbyteri9n
Church, win perform Dyino Service In this Chapel To-
Aorroto %eTnoon 9th instant ct halfpast O'Clock.
On tho first Sabbath in June. and until
following, religious services In the Chapel VIII com.
mence at 6P. NJ Nav 2b
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A@FOR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 4.-PLEAHE
announce JOHN Z. o'NKM az candidate for Mdsr-
man for Ward No. 4 In place Of A. CAMERON, rsagned
Nay 2S -. "a!
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AEMESsRS. EDITORS-PLEASE ANNOUNCE
BENZ. q. HERIoT, Esq. a. Candidate for AIdsrmxn
Of Ward No. to m the vacancy caused By the ress
nsHon Of A. cAMEaoH, Esq MANY TRtKNDs.
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aT BoNEsT &. BURKE RECEIVE THE
satest New. York DAIIIEs every sherno n. Price
nariR 9TH -. -.
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The Case Of Lieat. Col. Pauldlag,

The Case 01 Ltoucs Col EDuloA0Bs
WAsnNoroN, May 25.--The Military Commission
engaged in preliminary examination into the
conduct Of Lieut.. Col PAuIDne, after . full and
thorough hearing OF al the fscts, are Of opinion
thas be ought to be tried BY military court for
disobediencs Of orders, In placing Government
funds In the Merchants' National Bank; and have
accordingly sent the finding to the Secretary of
War.
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EXTRACTS FROM GENERAL. srEEpMAN's REPORT.
ONE WAY OF INDUCING INDUSTRY.
Major Charles / Wiokersham, sub-agent of the
Bureau, whose headquarters are at Wilmington,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26
zt In Favor OF the Adnatssfon OF
Tennessee.

Senator Wright, Of Now Jersey, Struck
with Paralysis.
NEWARK, N. j., May Ex-senator WRIGHT has
been stricken with paralysis, but he is better and
in the fnll possession Of his faculties.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

aF CHARLESTON, MAY 2s, 1861 BE-
speotfully decline being CANDIDATE for position
Of Alderman Of Ward No. l.
Nays 1 ]. DRAYToN FnRp.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

sT A MEETING OF THE LADIES' Asso-
o1AT1oN to commemorate tho " CONFEDERATE
DEAD WIN be held at the Masonic Hall, on Aonday
4t0rnson, 2sth instant ct Five O'Clock, p n. Msra-
bers ire requested to be punotua In attendance, a
business Of importance win be submitted.
By order Of the President.