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INSTRUCTIONS TO OFFICERS OF ELEcr1oNs.-Gene-
raj Candy has issued an order for the information
Of officers cf elections, in which he directs what
disposition shall be made of the ballots cast at the
several polling places. The order is OF nc interest
to the general public.
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THE URANGEHUpC yEws.

DUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MosgDNG, At
L Orangeburg, s. c. Terms So per amin. in ad
During the spring and fail extra copies OF b
ORASGEBUR NEWS viii be circulated Cor the benefit
our advertising patrons
Contract Advertisements inserted on the most Ebcro
terms. Address SAMUEL DIBBLE.
Editor praEGeour. -N"ws,
February 81 i,.-,, ar! iirG
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RoAoH's LINE OF NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
PAoKETs.-Mr. VIM. Roach, the agent in this city
Of the famous Merchants Line Of New York and
Charleston Packets, advertises in our columns
this morning the names and tonnage Of his ves-
sells. The line is composed Of first class vessels,
commanded by experienced navigators; and mer-
chandise or produce consigned to the care Of the
agent, will be forwarded, free Of commission, from
this port to points Of destination. The Mary
Cobb will sail in few days, and, at this time,
cc2rtry producers in Carolina and Georgia can
save money and 2ycid delay by consignng to the
Merchants Line" The J. W. Allen will follow
the Mary Cobb; and shippers will fud that Mr..
Roach is an enterprising broker, who is deter
mined to win patronage by securing economy and
dispatch to his friends.
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ARREARS OF TAxEs.-General Canby, by General
Orders No. 116, orders the Sheris of the Districts
Of South Carolina to prepare copies OF their tax
lists, noting therein all delinquent tax payers and
forward them to District Headquarters.
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SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 16, ls6
LOCAL NJ ATT Z R S e.

PERSONAL Hon. S. r. Mallory. formerly Secre-
tary of the Navy, under the Confederate Govern
ment, is in Washington.
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TRY Them.

Many parsons have within this summer experienced
the benefits TO be derived from the use Of PANK7N's
HEPArIo BIrTEns We would recommend thom to oil
who stand In need Of o tonic
For sale by al Druggists. October 6
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TIE TINE AND PLACE FlR AN MvEsTMENT.-
The Charleston Clothing House is now prepared
to cothe all applicants at low rates. The clothing
is, most Of it, made in The establishment, under
the Qare Ola 1rst-class cutter and is warranted to
suit in every particular. Mr.. MATHIEssEN is we'll
known as an old and experienced olotning mer-
chant and his Superintendent Captain B. W. Nc
Tureous has hosts Of friends who will gladly avail
themselves Of u, privilege Of buying cheap and
servicsabis clothing.
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CALL on CouRTENAY.-The stationery newsboy,
and the big sign, ut CUurtenays Broad street book
and stationery store. are as well known as the cid
Postofice or st. Michael's steeple. But Conrtenay
has marked his prices down. He has brought his
stock to the level of hard times and cash prices
and now invites call from those who go to look
and stay to buy. See advertisement
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

RArr1E-The lovers Of horse flesh are directed
TO the advertisement OF tho rattle OF blooded
chesn1t FLY, which can be seen at McHunny's
stable, in Hasel street, opposite tne p,st ffice
The names are gesistered and the money deposited
at Mr. Hay ons jewelry store, corner Of King and
Hasel streets
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a GRrn.


What Is TARRAN1-s EFFERvEScENT sELTZER
APERIE.T, and what are its effects? These quss-
lions which the great American pubic has right TO
ask and II also has right to expect candid and salts
factory reply. The preparation Is mild and gentle
saline caharte Alternative and tonic. and is most
fully prepared In the form Of snow white powder,
tanning all the wonderful medical properties OF the far
famed Ssltzer Springs Of Germany.
Of its effects We would say that those who have tested
the preparation the best judges, and they declare
over their own signatures that tie preparation will
promptly relieve indigestion. Regulate the flow Of the
be- Cure every species of headache. Tranquize the
system Refresh and invRorate the weak. Mit
gate the pangs Of rheumatism. Neuraize acid In the
stomach. Cleanse and tone the bowels. Assist the
alling appetite. Cure the heartburn.
Ii you are sufferer give this Remedy trial. and Il
will convince you Of the above facts.
TARRANT CO.. Sole propretors, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. 3mos September u
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Run OTF.--The Augusta up-freight train, on the
South Carolina Railroad ran of the track yester-
day evening at culvert half mile this side OF
Graniteville. Ten cars were thrown of, but as
they were empty no great damage was done. The
up-passenger train was DELAYED at Aiken until
midnight, and the down night passenger train will
not reach this city until or 10 o'clock this norn-
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PUBLIC NUTlCE.


OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
January 3 I867.f
DJBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN fHAr UNCtE
he following Ordinance Ht enses have bcen prepaxsd
for iailvery from this Office. 8. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
SEC. !. Be s: Ordained BY he Mayor and Ahiermrnio
CITY Coulc dSyenbLed That from rst orp
OF Jau ly licenses snail be III carrs drTys
and :, rs, used Tor private and domestic plrposes
the manner and according 70 the provisieLs
OF IN relation 70 carts, drys and WAGONS letex
1riven tor hire, except giving bonds, And L.
cart dray wagon shall bs provided with b. Ige
taining the number Thereon, aud marked Private TO
placed on the outside OF tue shall
SEC. q No person shall be taken by the Treasurer 90
surety any bonh under the Ordinance concriuiu l.
for cars uryS wagons and other Carriages,
less he or she be f-eeholder.
SEC. 5. rh. tollown snAl hereafter be rates AZ
licenses for pubic and private ARTS dfuys, Wagons
1:uding the horses or mules USED Aereoi. which sh
tree from Olner Gaxauun:
PUBLIC cAETs, pRANs ETC, Oh raosx EnPLoyED d A.
sUsINEss whArEyEE, FoK HlhE DIAEcr isDtnLc1.
For eyery cart dray or wagon drawp by one norse or
mule, go.
tor every car, dray wagon, drawn BY morse or
mules s3u.
For every mack and carriage with Two wbeels 500.
For every nack and carriage WITH iour wheeis s4O.
For every stage or OMNIBUS except line omn,bps
with two uorsss. ,oO.
For every gage or omnibus except bne onanib o.
drawn by iour norses, Wv.
For every drawn " horses or mu 20,
$50.
For every express wagon drawn py or more hones
or mules 80.
BREAD cAsTs AND PRIVATE oAsTs, DRAys, ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon. s5.
For every CART dray or waon used for prtvats or
uestic purposes. and be employed IN the trans
porting OF goods, wares, merchandise, lumber any
oluer commodity, tor compensation, either directly OF
Indirectly Tor the salne shall pay for hcanse the sum
s5 exclusive OF dbe morse or muls.
Ratified in City Council, this 1ath day OF January
IL. e IN the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-slx.
BY the Mayor. &C. GAILLARD. Mayor
January v. q. oMI b, ,ipfK OI ,,UuLctl
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TIE COURT OF EoUITY.-The case OF Lawton cs.
Copes was continued; R. s. Duryea. ESQ.,, conclu-
ding his argument.
The case Of Creighton 0s. Pringle was also con-
tinuei, R. DeTreville, O., concluding his argu-
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FIRE LUAN.

MAYORALTY OF CHARLESl ON,(
CRY HALL, November 9, ls6b. (
4 IL rERSON. DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IL az
"A Burnt Districts and Waste Places tile City,
der can Act OF the General Assembly, Civ ng autbory
the City Council OF Charleston TO procee in the rnc'
ter OF Fire Loan with view to aid in building up th"
City are" are hereby notified that the iorm OF aprh.
.ation loans be obtained the office OF the CE
of Council, between the hoLfs OF A. ii. aud r Al
All applications must be- d III tie above men.euu
,ice az the Committed VIII oct eveSy E::da, to scr
sider the same. ,,,,-r
By order Of ihe Mayor ". - a. - nanS,
Ncvemherln e'' y" "''i's
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EUrICE TO AUCTIuNEERs.
pURLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
May 1857 1
The following Section of An Ordinance abolish the
Office OF superintendent Of Streets to provide for Keep
lug the Streets Laues Alleys and open Courts in the
City oil Charleston Clean and other purposss" ts
hereby published Tor the information OF AL concerned
For the due projection OF the said contractor or con-
tractors turL.er ordained That every owGer lessee,
occupant and tenant OF any premises ironhng in any
sneet lane. alley, open court shall on every day
sundays excepted have the dr tlh garbage otner
ofa paced irons OF his or her lo III barrei box or
hea and III readiness Tor tho contractor, by hour OF
se> Gu ociock a. A the uist DAY OF May 10 The
urss day november in every year and The noar OF
nine oolocA A. a., from the urst day Of november TO
the irst d4y OF May following. And an person odend-
ng hereln placing any drt htn, garDaSe or olner
oa III any stree lane, alley, or open court utter The
hours above named, snail be SUBJECT To nne not less
tuan two uor more than I've Ials each and every
ouence, " imposed by the Mayor.
BY order W. D. oMiin o.,
Nav 15 Clerk of Couucfi
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS,

CITY TAXEs-MONTHLY RETURNS.
OF. ICE OF The CITY ASSESSOR.)
CITY HALL, November / 1857 I
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL COSCERN-
IN ED that the MONTHLY RETURNS FOR The
MONTH OF OCTOBER PAST, in compliance WIT, tie
Tax Ordinance, ratified on the 2sth DAY Of December
1855, must be made on or before the 18th instant
CHARLES P. FRAZER
November Assistant City Aaseaanr
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TIE JIAi;Itkv STA;

ESTABLIsHEL NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, l.
~ published al Marion 5. c.. i'll lac ctara! portion
OF the country and offers favorable medium to Me
chants Druggists, Machinists and AL CLASSES WHO oes
10 extend their business in the Pee Dee COUNTY,. , .
For the benefit OF advertising PATROLS we sn1l' =.
addition to ouI subscription list which Is cohs'a.i - =,
creasng, publish and distribute, Grauousiy coEie' "
the STAR, during the business season tAit Fan.
Rates OF Advertising liberal.
November 20 Editor auo ff0pr'c"s
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rrrHAvP USED GALLIaaAN'S PILLS, AND FINE
w that they Will dc all that Is CLAIMED tor them ano
cheertully recommend then to ouehs If. iavof.
T. H WATTS, Ex-Governor OF Alaoans
7 " A. yANDFORD, Atty Genp OF Alabama.
RoBT. DOUGHERTY, Judge supreme court Ala
p., -,o,,.a 7 Jupoy Judge supreme Court
rbavs used GALLIGHAN'S PILLS on my plantation
,or Fever and Ague and find them all that claimed 'o'
them. -. 90 ''
LogxpEs COUNTY, Alabama
o.1IJGHAN's FEVER AND AGUE PILLS will DO
They arc cecideily the best medicine lor Lnns anu
yes. ever rave Iwould not be without them tor n't
times the price. " A
A,un,cus, April II, 1857.
m, ~, ~ GLIIIGHAN'S PILLS cured me perfectly
of CbilIs and Fever They are the best medicine 10;
Sbills and Fever ever saw. A. G. RONALDsONs
Clerk superior Court Sumter County, Ga
MONTGOMERY ALA, July 9, 1856
Messrs. BLUNT & HALE-GENTs: have usea SUs' @
uALLlGHAN'S PILLS on two occasions ior Cn'is iso q,
Fever and find that they effect ali that hey are
cd TO do They are the best remedy for the disease
have ever tried. consider them perfectly rept0
Respectfully, OA, y. ;r,bams
Grand Sec. Grand Lodge OF F. and A N. OF A'Ao1"'
Ar,nAyY. GA, March II, 1867.
have used GALLIGBAN'S PILLS - T1.;r are T. 4,
chiIls and Fever, with perfect success. FAM.
best Fever and Ague Pill put up
WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, By
GOODRICH w1sEnAs & CO..
No. l53 Meeting street
And Sy Oh DFnSs''' sLoUST & HALE,
PRoPRIEToRs.
g.. Montgomery, Ala.
cuEEAW ADVERTISER
-orrn TO LITERATURE, SCIENCE, ART,
/ ..OGP1cTITCRk aud MlSCELLANEOOS NEWS
- Published weekly, by POWELL <
WOl'LEA' TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
one e0P' RATES OF ADVERTISING
c,,-s ten lines or less. one insertion n-.. Isl 0o
SH & oerh subsequent inscrtion. ............ -
ro ~ ldycrtseniens 70 be distinctly marked, or they
-, -" nubsaeG unti ordered out and charged accord
ngiy o.,,ors ,,,vart,s,r ~, ths rsor .l,h
80 40 ,l.iion on lie arJve tales %i &c made
Ncy Ii - =
THE FLORENCE GAZETTE.
nuBrIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. AT FLORENCE.
$. C.. offers an excellent medium to Merchants and
ctbers who wish to extend their business in the Pee
lee section OF the State Rates Of advertising very res
.S1s September IL
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MAYoR's CoURT.-Twas evening when the moon
was low and nary lamp was round to show poor
wayfarer home. A brick was in his WY, and he
fell over it and into the hands OF the Philstines
They viewed him with critics eye but die not
pass hiss imperfections by. He was carried to
their den, and subjected to Judicial investiga-
ton, which deprived him Of few choice pictures
BY Skinner, and he was cast into the outer world,
where he could again look on the wine while it is
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| CoTToN-SrEAMsHIPS-F PS-FREIGHTS-CoTToN PRESS
Es-There is very little else talked Of on and East
cf, East Bay street, and at the mie-long cotton
yards Of the South Carolina Railroad Company
First then there is an avalanche Of cotton. The
railroads have upset all proper and reasonable ar
rangements for the Winters business, by bring
ing cottons from the Mississippi, Alabama, Ten.
nessee and Georgia rivers and railroads, here to
| Charleston; and then such enormous bales, $50
| large" and $50 troublesome to handle" &c. "En
pdssant," this affords fine thome for abusing the
railroads, and so these poor corporations are al
ways in hot water. Ono half of the year they
catch it for not bringing cotton and the other half
anathemas are hesped upon them for bringing too
much, and ''too big bales" ~
Steamships-kept at starvation point for months,
with agents sour and easily irritated at the pauci-
ty in commissons-are now getting full cargoes
and good rates, and the agents labor until mid
night, and though weary at that hour over desk
work the most bewiderng, they do with very little
| sleep, and come out sharp as q briar next day
| for more work.
Steamer rates are sup" but railroads are satis-
Hed with the old fashionable "haf Loaf" and
keep on bringing 'bg bales" from the far West at
old rates. One Of our Charleston houses in the
shipping business shows by private circular,
that bale OF cotton can be moved from Men,
phis or Nashville, Montgomery or Macon, to
Liverpool. MIA Charleston, more economically, as
to time and expenses, than by the usu gulf-port
routes here is point for shippers to note and look
into.
Freights control cotton presses, and the figures
for steam carriage now warrant the use OF presses
Packet rates are also excellent, and the rrepressi
BILE skippers" take to cotton very kindly at &c. to
New York, and Liverpool ships get 9-1s to i'd, as
in rating.
For the first time since that fatal night Of the
great FIRE. December, 1851, the Union Wharf press
gives evidence Of vitality. Mr.. Coates threw open
the doors yesterday to accommodate the increasing
business; and at both the Arson street press and
this the hustle is prodigious and the steam engine
pufs all night and the hoilers cool only on the
Seventh Day. We say let the cotton come to US;
we are not particular about the shape size of the
bale, but let them come
As we said before, present arrangements do not
favor leisurely dinners and wine and nuts after
wards, but we can afford to put that of until next
Summer, when we'n have ample time to do it COM
fortaby.
1t affords us great qualification to note that our
shipping facilities are large, and will be larger,
and that the crowded condition Of depots ard
warehouses Of week ago is now greatly re-
lsved.
We repeat, let the cotton come this way. These
800 lb. bales are heavy, but it takes so many less
to the ton. We want to hear Of 9 cargo from Ala
bama to Liverpool ora Charleston.
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II you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa.
per- &C.; or, IIILEns Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
Ii you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made TO ordar, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to RlRAM HARRIS No. 50 Broad street.
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KENTUCKY STATE COMBINATION LOTTERY draws
every day at Coyington, KY. Whole tickets from
81 to $40; shares in proportica Prizes from,
$4,000 to $4,000. q. T. PETERS, Agent,
No. 30 Hasel street, Charleston, S. G.
November limo
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TKE BLACK CRooK.-On Monday the long looked
for Theatre will open, and prominent among it's
attractions is the Bllck Crook. The Crook is an
institution of this country, and can't be beat. 1t
represents Ewes in evangelical costumes, and Sa-
tans full of smoke and fury. 1t is the show Of the
age, and there is none like it. There is but one
Crook, and that is in New York; but there are g
number Of smalle. Crooks which are scattered
over the country. Among them is the Crook
about to visit these gay and festive scenes, and
which should be seen by every one who has an ap-
probation of good acting.
But the Black Crook is not the sole attraction.
Messrs. Templeton & Brother have number OF
specialites which they will bringbefore the public,
and which will be well represented by the troupe.
The long, long weary years that have passed away
since the Charleston public have seen theatrical
exhibition are drawing to close. Thanks to the
exertions of Messrs. Templeton & Brother, the
past will soon be like forgotten dream, and the
anticipation of the good time to come have alrea-
dy caused the greenbacis to burn in the pockets
of anxious theatre goers. theatre in Charleston
will BIZ again an established institution. Stran-
gers will be induced to visit the city, and money
will circulate freely. It is an evidence Of our re-
turning prosperity, andshould be encouraged, fos-
tered and patronized.
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eE1rr CLERK OF COUNCu--THE FOLLOWING
I b,..o -, section O, IN "Ordinapce to Raise sup
nGss tor he v. ls67 Is published tor the information
81 seinl Goods By sample or otherwise, who are
Va M pc sns or this city, All such persons are hereby
noute / 10 report this office
..rrre dollars o. every hundred dollars OF all goods
sold in Ills city by persons NOT residents, by sample
otherwise OIL y. -. Eo,,n.n
Narcb -.s.o =. ..-.1e'
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF The CHIEF OF PoLIcE,l
CHARLESTON, S. c.. May 4. 1507. I
rr,Hs REGULAR INSPECTION OF The LOTS ANIL
inciosures vaults, Sc., will commence Aondc,
6t list Owners and occupants hereby requret.
see that their pemises are in good condition and that
III hth and garUage is removed required By Ordl.
,arce Other Ills pections VII follow.
Bv ordor Of Mayor fiAIILARD.
G. 3. S1GwALD.
Nh'"f Of pnlirA
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der It's siimuative influence and by Its penetra I've
agency this heath invgoiang cordial excites general
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While gradually reduci the accompanying 90 srioaon
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warmth and elastic vigor Of the respiratory vessels
wh,oh by this reraed al combination, promotes the heal
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aemorrhages arrested and cured, with every oer
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As neither narcotic nor emetic properties Of any kind
are employed IL this Pul ionic Compound, and the most
ssduous attention gwen n the qual'y ana meoici
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confidently and oonsriendously recommended I Its
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WHOLESOME diet apprehen lou OF renewed cold from
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AND SOCIETY STREETS, ana at the Druggists
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REPAIRS OF RoADs.-By General Orders No. III,
issued yesterday, Post Commanders in this Dis
trict are authorized, when demanded by the pub
Lie service, to require the service of citizens to
perform the duties usually performed BY road
masters and overseers Of highways. There will
be no compensation for their services, and any
person falling to obey the order Of the Post Com
mandsr will be punished as in the case of road
master OF overseer of highways who fails to per-
form the duties Of his office.
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TIE Youya MENs CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
interesting meetings of this Association that have
been in progress for the last week. will close to-
night. The meeting last evening was well attend
ed, and addresses delivered by the Rev. Messrs
Cuthbert and Prentice. These meetings for prayer
are widespread, and have excited attention in
communities where no associations exist. Letters
hsvs been received by the Association from Green
vile and Newberry asking information and direc-
tious how to form similar Associations in those
plaoes
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VUN FOK ALL!

Lu INSTRUCTIONS BY wIIcs nc IA. ANY =. PERSON 81 T
;;,'..s -, lew hours practice, making world OF
mn and alter ecoins experts themselves. can teach
oilers thereby n-iinG Il soee OF ae1ne. aul IN
luteed. , ,.-,x.-o, r-o, w
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THE FLORENCE GAZETTE.

nuB1IsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. At FLORENCE.
S. c., offers an excellent medium to Merchants snd
ctbers who wish to extend their business in the Pee
Lee section of the State Rates Of advertising very res
.onsSis. D"S September Is