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, MEoIsTnATfoN.-Rc -Rcgtstration commenced nc III,
aleront precincts OF this district on Monday est
tho Following IL tho result in Cnmdcn Whiics ly:
placks 727.--CumdeH journal.
hsdIsTRATIoN IN 0nAHuEBuRo DIsrRIcr.--rhc rc
turns as far as wo liaye heard from tho lffnrcni
BparilB nrn aH fnIInwu. -, wy 'toi''l
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a. Tho Friends unu uncn,,
Slr JAMES HASriE. nni OF c.ntau .J,us r...'. oi
snn fanS' Hrn respectfully invited 10 attend t,n I
raj Services Of the former, the Cebo stree,
rlan Church. This Affrrn"on. at Five o'clpe..
August 2G
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aS CHIEF QUARTERMASTERfS OFFICE
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT. NORTH AND SOUTH
cARoLINA, CHARLESTON. 8. c., AUGUST II. 1867
SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received Al ths oo,ec
ahui IL O'Clock NJ on Monday. the 10th day of sop.cn
ioe'. which limo they will be opened for tho pur.
chase OF tho following property, viz:
Wrcci- of steamer BOSTON. In Ashcpoo RiyOr.
"rocf - steamer GEO. WASHINGTON, in coossw
River
Wreck Of steamer cHAssEuR, In Sculi Greer.
wreck oi steamer RANDOLPH. in Charleston Harbor.
wreck OF steamer ETIwAN, In Charleston uarbor
Wreck ofstcamer RUBY. In Light House Inlet.
Bidders will state the amount offered for osch vrr p
me wrecks will bo sold separately and To tho h.bost
"'dder untesa such bid be deemed unreasonable
Proposals mus bo addressed =. the undersigned apl
marked Proposals for purchase Of wrecks.
r. u. TYLER,
Brevot Major General. Chief Quarleru,a,tor.
Deputy QuartermhHter- General. u s. A.
'Nosu'i 10 25
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From Raleigh, n. &.

New Y0gE August 2l.--Thc Austrian sianD
Moutcrey from New Orleans, arrived hero with
Austrian troops who leave for Europe today.
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30 THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE App1
CATION vi" bo made for renewal OF following CcrtIs.
e"teH III Homo Loan aud building Association:
NO. III H. F. BAKER, February TO- 1850. 10 sbares
NO. lsi, j. H. HURST. March 2o 1860. 6 .haros.
NO 227. G. MUrH. October II. 1851. 10 shares.
NO. ~ T. a. WILBUR. February 10. 1890, 10 shares
August 20 ,n
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On RERoY +. YoUMANs REQUESTS HIS
correspondents to address him at EdRcacld G. H. s. c.
August 20
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nF ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU.
MAN EYES made 10 order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAuCH and P. aoUaLEMAFN tformorly employed by
RoIssoNsEAu, Of Paris No. 500 broadway. New York.
April Il 1Yr
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30 BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE.-THls
ofhENDlD HAIR DYE is the best In tho world. Thu
ony ""e anu perfect Dyr-hArmlcas. rou.ac, ins,.n.
Sl. NJ disappointment No ridiculous unts
na'ura back or Brown. Romcdea tho Ill onects OF I,.
Dyei InrBorsteH the hair leaving /, soft and bc.pn,
fhe genuine Is signed Ipaa 4. Boseeior All other,
aro more limitations. and should bo avoided Sold by all
prusslsts and Porhmcrs. Factory. No. 81 Barcloy
street, New York
sS' BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
December 10
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Fight in schuylIsiIl County.

pHrLADEIPHIA, August 25.-DILLY pAEEIvsow
whipped ToM KELLY in thirteen rounds
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90 THE ATTENTION OF THE FIRE DE.
fnhtMENr is called to the following regulations
ANY volunteer EngIno running OH any pay,nout in
sther tho Upper CT Lower Wards whore tho rtroc, ia
paved ShA'l nay ano OF Finy Dollars anu any Ward
engine committing tho samo offence their pay shall bo
Markets. " ~
every Volunteer Engine Company shall ha,e oIthcr
oets or gong attached to their Engine or Reel and IN,
sa'ho 'ha hot bo muflcd. either going or returning
nom al alarm rf ere. Tie rl,lu shall bu onn.,
oe TO "ani Engines hut Engine shall return irou
are faster than 1alt.
NO TWO Steamers shall work nj tho Kauic Firu VEL.
one Hand Engine may draw water from sano
"e" where Steamer Ia drawing; and if two Hand En-
ginos arc at Fire wellno ste.mor shall bc allowed q,
uso tho sauo
PIT. ~ sTnonnr Dfa'n
August % f,.,
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aB- A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEa
country home. after sojourn Of few months In tae
city. hardly recognized by her friends. In place
a coarse. rustic, flushed face, sho had soft ruby
plc1ion OF almost marble smoothneas. and instead.
she really appeared but eighsSl. Upon 10
quiry to tho OF great change. ahe plainly
told them that she used tho CIRCAssIAN BALM anu
consderedi invaluable acquis to any toilet
By Its any Lady Gentlemen improve their per
sonAi appearance hundred fold It is smple In Il,
combustion Nature herself IL simple, yet unsurpaas
ed in ita efficacy In drawing Impurities from. also heal
ing, cleansing and beautfiny til skin and complexion
BY lis dirocti con the cutIcle II draws from Il all Its
impurities kindly healing tho same. and leaving tho
fsce Nature intended II should be-ciesr. so smooth
and beautiful Price 81, sent by Mail Express, re
ceipt OF nm order. by
". l. CLARK CO., Chemists.
No. 3 West Fayotte Street, syracuse. N. Y.
Tho only American Agents for the sale Of The ssms.
March, so 1y
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8SNOTICE ID MARINElS.-CAP AIMS
AND PILOTS Wishing to anchor uler vessois N Ashley
River requested not 10 do within dreci
range Of tho heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARyES. tho Charleston and st. Andrews side CT
the Ashley River; by which rrccauon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. G. TURNER, ii. III.
Hsrbor Masters ofico, Charleston. February 1885,
FebruRry7
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OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.
DIED IN 0rangchurg, G. IT,, s. g. Aur,,at m roc,
Mrs META DAVIS, 'nre MEYERI WIFI OF Jn,s H. .u, @
AFTER brief illness. al tic nge OF as ~ DH's.
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We hayo not heard with any certainty from other
precincts LatuensrtRe Herald.
REGISTRATION RErURSs.- Registration i'll the
6rat precinct OF this District, commenced ut the
Court House on Thursday Inst, and continued
until Ave o'clock on Saturday ovening. Tho regis
and tho manner in which the Reg strars for this
precinct discharged thoir responsible duties, is
commended on all sifles. At tho closing on Satur-
day evening, the rolls footed up 70G names as fol-
lows:
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Thora are fourteen precincts to hear from, We
will givo the registration as soon rs possible. In
tho meantime, we deem it important that oil
should register who aro ontitod TO tho privilege.
[ UniohrMle Times.
REnIsTRkTIoS.-The resui. CT registration for
tho trst round nt this precinct was
lites... W
bncks,... iW
At Hamtons,
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hlporlty tor Whttes, W
Wo arc under obligations to Mr. ]. A. ]. Ora
ham, M amber OF the Board for the third precinct,
for tho following report Of operations at Fort Mill,
on Monday last:
Whites. GO
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
SPECIAL NOTICES.

10 hEulslRhTlON N0TlCE.-THE BOARD
VI rBstFntion Tor Wards No. aud OF the 4lh prccIpc,
,oi u' tic Fnge Engine House In Meeting trcet will
10 heu at that place, Monday THs.day aud Iy,dn,,
sa" the 1' 3rL. nnd 4.h September Reastraton for
"iraH NJ. 6 and y. will bo hold At tho Washington
's'io iouse Fandorhorst street, ON TAursiov E,idov
anu na'arddg tho 29th. 30tb. aud 3ist August from
ITO O'Clock each day. 80
NaTHL. TYLEE Senr.
August 20 '.n ffoeinct-
--'-,- aug26 27scpt2 .
as.AEGlsTRATIoN.-F pRECf\cr
49,. w DiSTR1'r.-rHE HOARD OF NEI,1srRA
WV ''r H'e FOURTH Precinct, ST. Burttolotoous p.,ih
.oe''h p'sr'e', south Carolina will hold Is ss.,,,
session as follows. viz 'A
NJ 'aeEsonboro Poll. September 9Th and g,h Eo, >,
vision September 10th and 18th. ' ~
Al hshePoo Poll. September 9th 10Th and III, ,,
revision September 18th and 20th
AT Maple Cano Poll. Septonbor l3tll and IAN r,
revision September 23rd and oath.
Hs tho whole duty must be performed b., th, t,t ,y
Dc'opor tho books will bo closed Oh the 10Th or scpte,
oer. III order 10 comply with paragraph XIX osu,r,I
1fder NO. Co. Headquarters Second Military District
,ne ample time for public inspection and reytHion Of
iie hSs. All persons qualified to vote under the mo-
a'ons OF Tho Act OF Congress. passed 7nd March 1857
rhuued All Act, to provide tile more ef3cient,oov
pott Oh tue hebol Statos aud the General Acts Sun
'cmcntary thereto, invited to appear bstoro ,h
}osrd for Registration
Hours for alttng will DO from . A. III. 3p.M
J. K. TERRY,
chairman Board of Registration 4th Precinct
coitoton District. South Carolina
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OF IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE.
UNITED STATES FOR TIE DISTRICT OF souTu
CARoI.INA.
IN THE MATTER OFF
JULIUS FLAUM. IN BANKRUPTCY
BANKRUPT.
TO WHOM IL MAY CONCERN
The undcrsigneih hereby gives noteo OF hi, appo,nt
mont !" Assignee Of JULIUS FLAUM, OF Charleston
In tho District OF Charleston aud state of South Caro-
hns' within said District who has been adJudgel Bank
rupt upon the petition OF EDWARD DAILY. ono Of the
credors OF said Bankrupt by tho DIstric cour, of s,d
Boz IN EQUITY. ,-EXECU-
TORS wM. s. ELLIOTT. ELIAS HORLBECE, ei al.
In pursuance Of an order made by Chancellor JOHNSON
In this dated the 9Th day Of August 1867 Tho crc
tors OF tho Estate OF the lato WILLIAM g. ELLIOTT
Esquire notified to In and provo their clan,p
before before tho 10Th day Of September next
be debarred from a benefit OF any decree hereafter
be mslo in this
JAMES TUppER,
August 10 p,wo Master in Equity.
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~ N"TfiI. TYLEE, Senr.
August 20 " fioSihc''
puR2G 27sept2l 4
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WhasterO' Nr,rs
REGISTRATION RETURSs.-Tho following is the
number Of nes registered during fhr siti;mg oF
,no Boafd, threo days each. Mt Suuitor, Manchcs-
ter, Priratecr, Providence and Lynchburg
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:,
:, REaIsTRATIoN IN GnEESvILLE. would thank
tho Hcgistrars for this District to furnish us re-
ports every week OF tho progress nf the work tho
number at tho precincts registered, and tho pro-
portion Of whites and blacks. We have only tho
following accounts: '''>
Whites. Diacky
IIichar.lson's (onc day). .R ~
hAouSc o. .f2 10
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GALVESTON, August 2l.-Over n hundred princi-
pal citizens of Corpus Christi including tho Pres.
byterian and MGiholst ministers, druggists and
merchants, have died Of the yellow fever. The
disease is slightly abating- nineteen buralg yes
I.r1
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AUGUSTA, August 2l.--The editors Of tho Con.
seryatiyo Press met nj Macon yesterday, all,
alter appointing n committee to draw mp memo
rial to General porE, requesting revocation o
refuses, the matter VIII be referred to the Presl
dent.
The Shasta courier., 1867-09-28

AN AUcTIoNEER SroRY.-We have
(Says the Boston correspondent of the Union
IL famous auctioneer-Samue A. Walker
who is worthy 10 he ranked with George
Robbins of London. His advertisements of
real estate are literary curiositles, abOundng
in tiorid descriptive passages and frequent
pretical quotations, and having the effect Of
investing every piece Of property he offers
for sale with the most smiling and seductive
eolors. The othei dav wealthy gentleman
came to him and wished him to sell his
country house. This is a splendid residence,
admirably situated, and combining in an
unusual degree those charms that opulence
seeks in the rural retiremen;s; but he had
for some reason become dissatisfied with his
home; his wife shared his discomfort and
they had decided TO sell. Walker readily
undertook the job. and remarked that as he
hai seen the place once. he should have no
difficulty in describing it in the advertise
ment. A few days later, the gentleman was
reading newspaper, when his eye fell on
an advertisement of country seat. lie
read the announcement with great and in
creasing interest-of the grassy Slopes
the - magnificent vistas." interspersed with
occasional apt poetca fragments. He read
-
Just the place for u.s. said she. $50 it Is,
said he, and off he started to see Walker
Entering that geutIeman's Office he said =
- You have advertised to-day just tie place
L want" Just the place you want to
sell. " replied the auctioneer. a. No the one
want to buy" Why, which one do you
mean?'' "This one. to be sure" replied
the enthusiast putting his finger on the ad
vertisement he had just read with such de-
light. Walker glanced at the array of type,
and burst into a laugh, "Why, my dear
sir, that's your own house !" my own
house" CALCULATED the other" magnificent
vistas," grassy slopes" etc., etc. ?''--
" Why, yes, haven't you a fine view of the
ocean, beautiful lawn, and all that sort of
thing?" 50 l have-so | have. Make
out your bill and stop the advertisement. |
wouldn't sell The place for thrice what it cost
me-"
The Shasta courier., 1867-09-28
The California senatorshIp.

The catalogue of fossiliferous Dem cratic
formations comes up again now that the
Copperheads have regalned possession OF
California. Hege, Casserlv, Bigier ASH
inrton. &C.. are revitalized by the possIbii, tg
of a seat in the United States Senate W e
NAV look for a squabble next Winter IN
Sacramento such as has not been witnessed
s'nce the good old days when Broderick ana
Gwin used to squabble over the piums oil
Democracy. But we doubt the election u
the Senate of any of the old stand-bys. we
have a notion that having elected " soft
for Governor. the q hards'i will demand the
Senator It has been suggested that theY
will induce Terry to leave his retirement at
Mazatlan and accept the Senatorial prize. -
Or it NAV be that Vince Geiger will be IN
vited to return to the scene Of his chivalrlc
exploits bv the offer of the toga. In the
event of disagreement among the sup
porters of these worthless, Pen. Johnston
would come in as compromise candidate
At anv rate come out and out "Ghiv," who
has fully earned his title by having slaugh-
tered 7" damned Yankee" will be likely to
prove the favorite II this programme is
not carried cut. it is not unlikely that the
victorious Cops may see fit to elect Haight to
the Senate in order to make sure of a reliable
original Secessionist for Governor. Holden,
the Leu'enant Governor elect, is one Of that
sort Carson Appeal.
The Shasta courier., 1867-09-28

MARRIAGE.-The Rev. Henry Morgan has
been lecturing in Boston upon Young Men
and Early Marriages" He came to the fol
lowing interesting conclusion
Nature, history, and revelation declared
that it is not good for man to be alone. He
needs helpmate. A wife is the balance
wheel, the regulator, the guardian angel OF
a husbands trust, confidence, and prosperity
Politically, socially, morally and spiritually
man requires wife, Man needs home
The Romans gave bachelors no legacies.--
Corinth denied them sepulchre. Athenans
scourged them. In Plato's commonwealth
at the age of thirty-fve, they were fined
A man is but half man without wife,
In all your gettings get wife, and never
rest from getting until you get married.
Better live in an attic under the infiuenc:
of wife, then revel in palace of dissipa
ton. Marriage is the legitimate basis of
genuine home. Look at the deplorable con
dition of the young without homes. Board
ing houses have no elevating society o
woman, no home influences, no places o
mental or moral improvement no altar O
prayer no angel of love.
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EYES. EYES.
DR.. E. n. PARDEE,
CCCULEST AND AURiST

A FTER n protracted blindness of more than five
" years, DR.. Pardee has made himself thoroughly
and scientifically acquainted with all diseases of
the Eye, and is practising with success not
surpassed in the United States.
All operations performed, such as strabismus, or
eye, Catcract by linear extraction, Depression
Absorption, Pterygium, or feshy membrane
growing the eye, Reduction of Staphyloma, or
buging out of the eye, Artificial Pupil, Fistula
Lachrymals. or closing of the tear passage, and all
deformites of the Lids etc. etc.
Artificial eyes inserted without the least pain
ard possessing all the movements and brilliancy of
the real eye. large assortment constantly on
hand for sale at reasonable prices. The Doctors
Eye bath for the treatment and cure of all nervous
disorders is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent him
cases for operations and hopes that his universal
success will warrant continuance of their conf
dence. His celebrity operator is co-extensive
with his success as patients presenting them
selves for treatment and operations from New York
and Boston almost monthly.
Many patients can be seen at the Doctors office
daily, in different stages Of recovery.
DR.. PARDEE has associated with him DR. H.
BIGELOW.
Office: 767 CLAY STREET, (above the Plaza, }
near Dupont street. my4
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How JEALOUS WIFE MANACED.-An
unusual application of photography, reports
the Lonaon Lancet has lately been mention
ed in the French papers. A gentleman who
had married young and very handsome
lady, of whom he was extremely jealous, was
obliged to apply to a surgical celebrity of
Paris on account of boil which caused the
lady great agony, and was situated about the
cardiac region (near the heart). To allow
of an inspection was ont of the question, and
nothing could induce the husband to sanction
it. The surgeon declined prescribing blind
folded, but the difficulty was overcome by
the gentleman's skill in photography and
tinting. He presented to the doctor the
exact fac simle of the affected part, and
told what course to pursue, and to report
progress in few days. This was done very
punctually. and second photograph pre-
sented After three or four visits of this
kind the wife was we'll, and the husband
much pleased with the success of his con-
trIvance,
The Shasta courier., 1867-09-28

A YOUNG fellow came to Chicago from
Louisiana with $4,000, last week, to marry
a girl to whom he had long been engaged
He lost bis all at n gambling table, and
tried to drown himself in the river, but was
rescued He then went to n hotel, ordered
two bottle of wi e, laid his revolver on the
table, and wrote note to freni stating
that he had killed himself The friend
rushed up there and found him dead
drunk on the floor He had apparently in.
tended to kill himself while under the in
fluence of liquor, but took too much. Drink
saved him.
TINES HAVE CHANGED" Mother" asked
tall gawkey, "what did you and dad dc
when he come courting you ~
GOOD airth and sensesI what put that
into your head? What do you mean Jede
kiah ?"
well. went over to see Peggy Haskin:
t'other night. and she told me didn't know
how to court. l asked her to show me, and
she said AK your marmP What did you
do mother?'
LA. suz Why, Jed, we used to sit in
the corner and eat roast turkey
Good gracious times amt as they used
to be. mother. sartin-the only thing Peggy
gin me was raU pickle.
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Opinions of the Press.

DR.. D0HERTY is n skilful physician and
honorable gentleman, any statements he makes to
his patients he is to fulfill. That fact il one
great Of his emineutsuccess in his profession
1t is fortunate that among the many advertising
physicians there is who can be depended on,
i Review.
DR.. D0HERTY'S reputation as physician is
sufficient guarantee for the cure of any case he
undertakes.-[ Chronicle.
DIR. D0HERTY has devoted his study more
particularly to chronic, specific and secret prac-
tiee, and as such is the most successful ofanv
physician in San Francisco.-[Free Press.
DR.. DOHERTY'S reputation is second to no
other physician the coastin chronic and spec;fc
practice Mirror.
DR.. DOHERTY.-Few men in the medical pro-
fession have succeeded in gaining the confidence q
the public in their skill and Judgment as be has
Enquirer.
DR.. D0HERTY ranks as one of our most dis
tinguished physicians, and also one of the mos,
successful, which is now the criterion by which the
medical practitioner is judged.-TEcho.
DIR. D0HERTY enjoys a more extensive nrac-
tice than any ply sician in this State-IExpress.
Address,
W. 4. DOHRRTY, N. D.,
M san Francisco, california.
The Shasta courier., 1867-09-28
SHASTA COURIER.
Anecdote of President johnson and Gem
eral Schoepf.

In the memorable ''Wild Catr campaign
in Kentucky, in 1861, President johnson,
then Senator johnson of Tennessee. was
with our army; and at Crab Orchard be
went to General Thomas headquarters, and
was there urging the General to make an
advance movement at once on - Cumberland
Gap" thence into East Tennessee; but
Thomas, being a soldier of sound judgment,
was giving Mr.. johnson the reasons why
his projected campaign would prove fail
ure. Johnson, intent only on having an
army in East Tennessee, urged the move
ment with such warmth. and differed 50
widely in Judgment aud assertions with
the General as TO really amount to fat
contradiction of Thomas therory. General
Schoepf, Polander, commanding the First
BRIGADE. not knowing who johnson was, and
thinking General Thomas too timid to suffer
himself to be thus contradicted by citizen,
became very indignant, and turning to Gen
eral thomas, said in his broken English.
"Sheneral ven de sitizen COON on my dent
and talk dis vay. shoost orders him vot he
leaves Johnson, without giving Thomas
time to reply. turned full upon Schoepf, and
pointing his finger at him, in tone of in
dignation, said, g You order ! Cd d-n
you, | make and unmake better generals
than you every day. Do you know whom
YOU are talking to you Cd d-n'd wooden
shoed Dutehman % and Immediately turned
TO Thomas and continued his discourse, but
failing to convince General t.. he left.
Schoepf then inquired of General Thomas
"Who ish dat dam mans?" THAT is Sena
tor johnson, of Tennessee" says General
Thomas. Der devil ~ says ochoepf
" Den | goes NIT mine own CAMP. y Ohio
State Journal.