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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

Hr War TO DO WITH BoYs.-We have
frequently noticed great Discrimination oh the
part OF buys, aud even young men, to be en-
plo, ed in any business, or 10 go 10 school when
they hsd an opportunity. They will gather in
soms convenient place s. loaf the whole day or
gather Oh the street corners and annoy every
passer- by with their unchaste remarks. Such
things should rot be allowed, and every boy
should be kept employed in some way, or idle
ness will sooner or later, work his ruin.
This is not the time for boys to waste oppor-
tunties They should all be compelled to
learn sorpe trade or profession, and il when you
send boy to school he neglects his studies,
waste his time, deceives his parents and often
detracls lIpm their reputation by his conduct;
worries TIE life oul his teacher and lesrns moth
ing, take him away from school and put him at
aome trade make him learn it,and then send him
70 school again aud ne will better appreciate
the opportunities he had. Every parent can
tell when boy takes an interest IN books and
whether he is learning any thing, and if, as is
told of Chief Justice Marshall, he prefers stay
,ng al nome to going TO achool and studying
while there, put him 10 wor, and he Will soon
wish he as back at his books do not put nm
In store where he can idle and run about al
bis pleasure. but make him work ldleness
should not be encouraged in any way. Inc ID
ture is a hard working one and we should pre-
pare for it. Mechanical arts are not )neonsist-
ent with the highest intellectual attainmSnts.
In fact, the better educated young man is, the
better mechanic or mschinist he will make.
These trades are elevated by such men. '1is
not the Office or profession that makes the gen.
tlcman That depends upon himself. Labor
Is honorable and is necessary to the we'll being
of every one.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

~ A. w. Kerchival made application TO
practice the profession of the law in the county
Of Hampshire, before Judge Bunker, without
taking the ron-clad oath The Judge refused
the application, alleging that the oath had been
decided by the Supreme Court of West Virgin
Ia to be rule for the government of his court,
and that be should be governed by it.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30
Snuthern Relief Meeting.

| On Saturday last, III pursuance oil resoiu-
ton adopted at the previous meeting num-
Der Of the citizens of Jefferson, met al The Lee
ture Room Of the Presby terrain Church OF Char
lestown, and the meeting called TO order by
ANDREW HUNTER, Esq the Chairman, OF
the last meeting In the absence OF DR.. l.. Z.
CoRDELL, the former ecIetary, WIN. Z. SHEER
Err was appointed Secretary pro. tenn.
A report was submitted from the Executive
Committee TO the effect that having communI-
Gated with parties in BALTIMORE, the committee
have sscertaintd that Bags (ihree brsheD can
be obtained, and will be distributed at any point
necessary, for bagging grain contributed by the
people of the county,
The Committee appoi;nled 10 prepare an Ad.
dress to the people o. the county, reported that
they had dischar:, cd the duty assigned them.
The Distrrl Committees, who were charged
with the "uty Of soliciting contributions were
then Called. but in consequence OF the lncIem-
eri weather. and the wretched condition OF the
roads but few Of the districts were able to make
any response From those which reported,
however, the indications are, that a liberal and
generous response will be made 10 the appeals
Of the suffering South.
A. W. Cramer moved that when this meeting
adjourn, il adjourn to meet again on Saturday
April 9Th, al | | o'clock, A. Nj in the Lecture
Room of the Presbyterian Church, which mo-
ton was agreed TO,
On motion Of B. F. Beall, the district COM
mittees were authorized 10 increase their num-
Der, and to invite the cooperation Of any per-
sons in their several districts who may be dis
posed 10 assist them in their work
On motion OF VIM. II. Travers, the District
Committees were requested to report at the
earliest day practicable,
On motion Of A. ". Cramer, the Shepherds
town Register was requested TO copy the pro-
ceediugs of this meeting.
The meeting was addressed by Messrs. Sim
mons, Hopkins, Shepherd and others in regard
10 the adoption of measures TO secure the prop
er distribution Of the contributions Of the cltl-
zens Of this county. After full discussion, 1t
was determined 10 leave the matter IN the hands
Of the Executive Committee.
The meeting then adjourned, after most i'm
pressiye prayer by Rev. r. r Shepherd,
ANDREW HUNTER, Chm.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

FArLL AccIpEEr.-We learn that a
Conductor Of 3 coal train on the d. & o. r. z.
vas killed at Vancleayesvile Depot. on Wed
nesday morning last We were up, Die to learn
the particulars of this sad acc2eut. The re-
mains Of the unfortunate MN were taken to
Baltimore by the Mail train.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

The Washington Star Of Saturday last
siaIes that Seua,or Wilson introduced a
bill in The Senate the day previous De.
clsring that The l4lh article OF smenc-
meni to the Constitution having been
adopted. there shall be no denial any
where Of The elective franchise 10 any
male citizen on sceoun, OF color OF race.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

Ms. We understand that il is in con.
TEN pls,ion g, an early day to run through
trains from Winchester 10 Baltimore.
which will dispense with prssen, changes
Of Harper's Ferry. and facilitate the trans.
per,alion Of baggage and freight. and add
70 the comfor, OF passengers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

G- The April number Of the "oid Guard"
has been received, and as usual is replete with
interesting literary matter. Joscelyn, tale Of
the Revolution, continues with unfagging in
terest Those wishing a sound Democratic
Magazine sholsfd subscribe at once for the Old
Guard. Published by Van Evrie. Horton e.
Co., No. l62 Nassau street, New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30
niNTRInUl

We would call attention 10 the opinion OF
one Of the leading papers Of Canada on ihis sub
ject:
Most Of our readers hare no doubt read some
ol thc numCrous advertisement. Of Ght Enter
priscs. Gift Concs rlS, SC, which appear from
time 10 time ~ Tie puvlIc pants, oflerng most
tempting bargains 10 those who will Patronzo
them. In most cases these ore genuine bum
bugs. But there are a few respectable hrms
Who do business IN this manner, and they DO It
as means Of increasing their wholesale bust
ness, and not 10 maze money. FROM such hfn',
IT Is true handsome and valuable articles oio
procured for very small sum, and what "
more important no one ~ ever cheated. Eve
~ person gets. good value for b1 dollar; be-
cause, a. We have stated, IT IS iutended 10 act
as an advertisement 10 hicTca.o their ordinary
business.
We have seen number. Of prizrs sent oui In
this wsy by SHERaAs, WATSON i CsnriyT.
OF Nassau Street, n. Y, Snd here Is no eou6t
that some of the Articles are worth oIsht W
ten times the money PAID Tor hem, While "s
have not seer or heard Of single article Shfh
was mol fully worth tic dollar winch 'i cod.
Bot this is the only ono OF he exceptions CT
this rule, for as general thing the p~rue' en-
gagged III this bu'Iness ore GoihGs hut ever
Swludcrs. Saturday ~ aGer, Hou1eAl, u b..
Jan. ID. 1906.
There are rumors aG,n that Mr.. le'.
Gersou Davis is shortly 10 be reIes,sd
rom imprisonment upon his own rscoe'
nrzsnce. The measure is said 10 10
urged by many Radicals. even 10 and ou'
OF Congress.
The Legislature OF Louisiana has 'p'
propiialed $40. 900 uN iest the consh'u'
lionsluv OF the military bill 10 bs so
peme CourI of The United States.
The Nlcolson pavsmen, is beng I''d
down 10 New Orleans. Gsn. Bssur
gard is putting down two 'qu't'' o. "'
own e3pen'e.
Winter Garden. one ~ the hHf'' 1"'
N ost popular ihea'r~s Of New York CIV
was totally destroyed BY FIRE M S''ur'v
morning Ise.. and Tie Southern H"'s' VIZ
seriously damaged ty fire. and "'N'.
The wardrobe of Edwin Booth eo''hs
s25. 900 was also destroy ed. Toi'' 10"
$3.50. 900.
Tie Tayl Hotel. in Winche'fr, ~"
Eeinis, has changed hands. Major ""'
w. Goldsborough tskss charge Of the e.
Enlistment. a.
The Presidpn, predicts hn'ne'.,,
crash and reputation OF The N'"0'
debt.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

no On Monday next, the first of April. an
election will be held in this town, for Corpora
tion officers, for the ensuing year. We have,
a. yet, heard Of no candidates for municipal
donors, but suppose there will be few at least.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

nS Captain Charles Boarmsn. Of Mar
,insburg. go long and favorsbly known to
many of The Older citizens Of our county
has been pro,po'ed. after service Of near
40 years, 10 be Commodore in the u.
s Nayy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30
GRAIN WANTED

V7AVING rented The Short "aeno'.
n in She pherds,own.l wish TO PulcnJ"s
WHEAT and CORN. ] can gene" ..
be found at my Office. 10 my so'.s
DR.. Reynolds or Mr.. WIN. h. "
duke will purchase for me. o,,r,rR.
t o' -
March %, 1887.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

10 We are requested 10 announce that the
Rev. Z. l.. KregIo, of the E. NJ Church, will
preach his Farewell Sermon on Sunday morn
Ing {to-morrow) at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, Provi-
dsnce permitting.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

rs Don't fail to attend the Southern Re-
lief Meeting, at the Court House, this afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Let there be full attendance.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

~ Monday next, will be a busy day in
ShepheTdstown, as it is knowing day." and
many Of ouc citizens will change their resiaen-
ees at that lime.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

no Monday next, the lst of April, is Rule
Day, therefore ye who have business with the
Clerk will do well 10 bear it in mind.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

Co. w. w. Burton has been appointed
Registrar for Chsrles,own Township in
place Of J. J. Sanborn, declined.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

&C. Stone, Rosslon & Murray. Cir
Gus will exhibil in Bonnshoro. Md, on
Tuesday the OH Of April aud a. Uagefs-
Town on The l0lh.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30
VIM. G. SHEERER, Sec'y.
To Committees In the School DisfriCts

The gentlemen who are appointed in the
School Districts, TO wait OH the citizens oil Inc
county and solicit contributions for The relief OF
our destitute friends in the South, are informed
that they are empowered TO euiarse their com,
mites whenever they think it advisable; anG
50 that there will DE placed IN the hands oil
ag.u,s. a. the following Dspo,s, by THURSDAY
next, bags for distribution among those who
will contribute corn, viz ;-kearneys'iIle. Duff
fields, Halltown, Chares'own, camerons, Sum,
nit Point. Those, therefore. who have corn to
giyu, can fnd bags at these Gepots TO contain il
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

VIM. L Anderson, Joseph Wel,hans
Wm. 5, Magru|e., John ". Ware.
Martin b. Miller. rhos. II. Byers,
Hsay &. .uIk. William A...
ihompson johnson. CLrIs,isn " ELY.
JUhr. Il. Hawn, Wm. Morrison,
Granlham Way. John w. Mslai'.
John II. CooAus. Z. b. Hamilton.
Raw leigh Bowers, Jas. ID. Fayman.
A. j. Waldeck. Adam Kidwiler,
Samuel Lindsey. Joseph Wenzsi.
Thomas Licklder, Hepry GaunnD.
Wm. G.. Small, John A. Brooks,
Rober, Z. Turner, John /. Overton.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

A%SnrRiFrs' CoMMissioNs.-The Gov.
ernor, Auditor and Treasurer. BY author
,,s,vestsd in, them. have fixed the per
Gents SLOWED tie Sheriff in jefferson a.
q net cent. and Berkeley 8 per cent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30
Circuit Court.

Tas april lerul Of the Circuit Court OF
Jefferson County will convene in this
place on Monday the 9Th of April. Con-
siderable business has accumuls,e1 W IN
the doeke, TO be disposed Of. The FOL.
lowing is a list oi the Pe.is July -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30

~ We are again under obligations 10 3
G. Burkhart fof . Iot Of choioe ssgsrs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-03-30
Shepherastown, West Va:

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80, 1867
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26

ID EGISTRATION.-T Board of
N Registration fer the First Precinct will pro-
coed to Revise the Registration Lists as directed by
General Order No. 09 Headquarters I'd Military
District Charleston, s. Co. Got. IL, 1867 common
cling on Monday, November 4th, and continuing for
period of five days. Holding the revision at
Orangeburg. L. ID. RADZINSKY,
Chairman Board 1st Precinct
oct 26-2t 7}i I'M 19ii Oraneeburo District.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26
THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1867.
The Southern Elections.

In three of the Southern States the elections
are over. In Louisiana, out of about 125, 900
who registered, thcro were only some rs, 900
votea cast at the election. In Alabama, out of
166, ,2s9 who rsgstSrea, there We're only 300
votes cast. In both States, the probability lis
that tthe gste hqss sbsep in favor of Convcn-
tidhS and sthatlth Conventions will be intensely
Radical. In Virginia, though VIC have not
full fetNns, there y but little dpuPtof the pre-
ponderance Of the Radical element In the Cofhi-
vention alsos, that State; = however, the Con-
seryatives hnye a considerable representation
;S XII rbsi1.toh 'Ehi 2nzirl1ns S1ttii ri u
I'll asesssEs s' aid adS North caFoliBss, .l,s4s hiri
be Considerable cectiioaneering ig and some ktodt
contests for supremacy. Ie S.; The Conseffv1ative
papers ass advocating, some oof them the policy
Of voting for delegates but hot Voting oi te
question pf CpBeention, while others 'advsSeo de-
eant people not to vote 6tt at all .'"''or 1sd' y
- this State no definite policy has. been
adopted & y % any bqt the Radicals They are
Organised for grand campaign, pal and are lcav-
Ing po l means ms untrcd To Secure complete stc
20 jon TO ;oDf1H ianr tr ,.pafsti1t tiuiI n.
Wesppposse 5 they will be gratidcd in attend
ipg : BIZ mass.mceting in Columbia': but the
question arises,i ,iM9IWIHAr THEN NYhi9h n'tMiln
gs.t'i isN~i. =, b,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26
OBITU A RY

DlEp--on the 18th October 1867, CHARLIE
WILLIAM. son Of Rev. A. NJ. and Anna Z. Chretz-
burg, aged seven ynars, nine months and eight days
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26
STATE OF SOUTH CAOLINA, J., y
Ornnsehurs District, ii N'a''aa'

ors1sss9ss "a sSSsp nis,1ie' saiel's'} u esta'lsa
BY p. a: MoMICHAEI ESQ, ODaiaary.
Whereas, Martha NJ. Phflli,s. widotz. hnfh made
snt to mo to grant her Letters of ADMINISTRATION Of
tho Estate anil effects Of Jacob Phillips, deceased
These are therefore 10 cito and sdmopish nll and
singular the kindred and Creditors Of the .said i
before ml in. tho Court Of Ordinary, tobc heid nh,
QFapgehnrg-C H., on the. 9th day Of Eoyepbsrr :.
next AFTER spypcatioh, hercbftas III o'clock lhe
forenoon. Is chew cause n my they HAVE why the
said. MISUNDERSTANDING should mt be granted
GTsh.undcr my. hand this >2lst day Of 0ctSbss
Anna, Dnmini, 1851: II "A McMlCHAL,;
oct 2G-2t 90. b..
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Judge AldricIl.

~ +. .
A correspondent of the Charleston Daily
Nc,rsi from Bluckvillc, October 90, write. MS
feI ~, .iycN oYbuI ss,yi,Nu % ,-E;n. err
~, >nIp.r nlo,ai.I u ,,e,. ~, a. ..,,;.,
Judge Aldrich was on Monday suspended
BY order Of General Candy. In announcing
from the Bench the cause Of his decapitation-
his srcfusing to obey General Order No So
Judge Aldrich made the best speech of his
life. The scene was solemn The impression,
made upon the ,jurics, bar, and all, was not
hopeful Of promise Efor union, harmony, pros.
,pcrity and reconstruction.
"Dcspite the fractional Congress, bitter ha
tired, and Radical power, the Judge maintains
that he is still Judgcof South Carolina-rc.
tires only for h time till'jdsticc is restored"
The following IS tlis order Of General Can
7 H. .'fii4 i"T- affoh- - . HHftHBf u Z
L31,;lb ti.n Il tirie mi 4.if-,l ,l,..sg
.rm HEApqns % MILITARY DlsrpIcr,
li 4ed charleston ST. CT, Oct. 10, 1867.
General Orders No. 1887 'r ,t
H"t IS .'ii ExTRAcT.l W.
ixF"T* l''t " b* - *wi
II. The Hon. a. =. Aldrich is hereby sus,
pended from the exercise Of all functions ap-
pertaining to the Office of Judge Of the Court
Of Common Pleas and General Sessions
Authority is given to his Exccllcncy tho
Governor Of the State of South Carolina I'd
provide by an assignihent of the Judges Of tho
Court Of Common Plehs and General Sessions
for the holding of the terms of the terms OF
tho Court of Common pleas and General Scs-
sions in the Districts of Edgefcld, 1,arnwcll,
Beaufort, Collston and Orapgcburg, lcrctoloro
assigned to be Held BY the Hon a. Z. Aldrich,
suspended. ;H1''a@r 20 w r.t
Whenever, at torn. of the Courts of Com
mon, Pleas and General Sessions, in, the Dis
tricts Of Edgcfeld, Barnwcll, Beaufort, Collie
to- ton and Qrangobnrg, q, Judge shall fail to at
tend, it shall Be- tEs duty Of tic Clcak Of sucl,
fionftto aaj6tfh the'sanrc FROM day o'day np-
I'll advised that the attendance Of one-oi. The
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26

Judges cannot be procured Mt such torn ;sand
before the final Adjournment thereof, it shall
be the duthof the Clerk and.the. Sheriff Of the
Districttp esll iHsa Magistrate, and the said
Court sfs,l b! fls deemed fully and legally orgah-
lied for Rhe|pprpossssse.tf mmakinsjur nj lists and
sha1I ths ssd shs asass
prescribed by law, and in conformity withsGcn-
eral OrdersaNos. 80 and 100, current series,
from these Headquarters, to draw Grand and
Petit Juries for the next term of said Court.
.III*g, ~*,t+,*
s. CANBY.
Wi 0e Aidg.Sg cs&pI y.leANiAIee 4. MAI eesl.
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Streets as spectators No listpbaqese9f any
kind occurred; und freedoms rising gSndration
after t6eir tramp weariqa lbat graft
fAI 81 haslpg odessAlly exklbitqA them
SsAsas AYsAg Of H. ggagsil last
night, 'donlmahioatioa from GenSral Candy
was received stating that no. election yill be
held for Municipal Officers. At the expira-
tion Of the regular term of Office (tho I'd Tues
day i4 Fovemherl pppoiptPpcpts} will he
made. 1t is not yet known whether the pre-
sent incumbent will be re-instated, or new and
Radical Council be imposed upon us. /.
DELTA.
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ADMlrrAscs TO BAlL.-The following q,

ADAlrrAscHT TO RArIT7Thss following or
der has been issued by General Candy:
:.'Post Commapders ,mny admit to bail, per
sons not subject to tho Articles of War, held
in arrest by military authority, charged with
offences not capital, upon security, as provided
in the following paragraph I:
Security. shall consist: 1st, Of cash de-
ipositrf the amount for which bond is required
as tdii by the State law id like cases or End,
Of a bond iii like sum, running to the Post
Commander, conditioned for compliance with
ALL orders,' With surety, who must be free
holder and must Justify in twice the amount of
the penalty, and must under seal, authorize any
officer SO ordered by the Post Commander, in
case Of the dcfhult, and non-paymcnt by the
surety on demand, to sumnarily seize and sell
sufficient of the property of principal and
surety; to satisfy the forfeiture and costs; and
Immediately upon default made, the bond shall
constitute lien upon the personal property of
both principal and surety. .
"All bail and other bonds taken under mill
tary authority will conform to the foregoing
directions when not otherwise. specially pro-
vided" /. a..al:' rt6
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Official.


jt1 adj ,,gs aii.. Z, ~ ,sn8 qua ti,.s ~. ,
ban HEApoRsi .2p MILITARY MI r,4ARY D1sTRaI1cr, Dis .u.
.,onip rbscu Charleston, S. c., Oct 23, 1861 81
[C1RouIARs1 II soo1y,u ri nod ein! ren 9l
I. Commanding Officers IF Posts, upon tho
nominations of''the. Boards bfto Registration,
willlaPpoint forteacR election preoihctl ZOE pol
ling place swithih tleiri commands ythreei dis.
creet'and dhlyiqualifed npefsons, who's will be
designated Managers Tof' Elections -in adj
appointments for the State OF South Carolina
and inspectors of Elections when appointed
for'North Carolina.' 81 'ur E'-r7' llio ,"r
II. When suitable persons cannot otherwise
be obtained, members of the Boards of Regis
trationi will be eligible for that purpose.
~~EIIarWh hen--it-is~ unprecedented gil suoh
Offices for any qlectiolf precinct or polling
place, such election precinct or polling place
will,i by order of tho 4ePost Commander,
be Consolidated; Sithan adjoining ckction pre-
cinct or polling place for which such appoint
mcnts arc complete. Such consolidation will
only be made among Tho respective election
precincts bclongihg to one registration pre-.
cinct. '"sh =
Nv. Tho order appointing officers Of cleo
tions will specify ths clcctionIp precinct or pol,
ling place by,numbcr, and also by the local
name or designation thereof, if any, and also
viii specify the registration precinct to which
the same belongs, md tho County OF District
FOR which tho sam samo /, nhndc; and such order
will be forwarded without delay to these Head
qiarters.sIs iri o. .A'-, ,'.i '-I l,tau,1
'lV.'The officers appointed MS above provided
willI'immcdiately upon being appointed by the
orders of the Commanding Officers of Posts,
qualiffy by taking the oath prescribed in Gene
raj Orders No, ,65, current series, from these
Headquarters, Form No. !. f..,, ...
VI. Commanding Officers of Posts will fill
all vacancies in tho office of Registrar that
may occur, stating in tho order therefor the
persons to- whose places such appointment is
made, and the cause of such vacancy ; and
such appointcc will forthwith qualify. a
VII. When Registrar is n candidate for
election at thcc election ordered to take place
on the 9th and goth days Of, November next,
he shall giyYe npticcs thereof to the Post Com
mapdcr, and spqh oq%ffi"e Of Registrar shall be
deemed vacant. j, ,.. >..,,.a.,
isNII. The powers and duties Of Registrars
as superintendent of elections, and Of officers
of elections whose appointments arc herein
provided for, will be fixed by General Orders
TX Managers and Inspectors Of Elections
will receive no pay Or mileage, but will be en-
titled for, clerical labor, not to exceed the
sum Of ten dollars for each Board for all dntics
performed in regard to elections ''' h
II. The pay aud mileage of Registrars MS
superintendents sf.4elections will bo fixed by
General 0rdors. tGii ~ stail: ~ Ks tpt4
BY Command GfiBrcvct Anjor-G Gcnerni ED. II.
n1i Sr'<''Y LOUIS v. CAz1ARC. .n
Aidc-lc-Camp, A..A. A. Gcnl. ~
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26

EINAL NOTICE. Persons
I Having Claims against the Estate of Dr. VIM
Cooper, deceased, must present the same on or be-
fore the 18th November next or they will he de-
barred payment, and all persons indebted to The
same will make payment Mt once their accounts
will be placed in the hands Of Attorney for col
lection. j. s. c. HUFFMAN, Admir-.
oct 26 3t