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S PECIAL NOTICES.
OFFICIAL.

Ifgqf Second Military District, !
CHARIEsroN,is g, g., October "a, 1867. !
GENERAL OHpERs, No. lG6J n Et 2 H% :
. Ehe Following supplementary instructions ara pnb
with registration.
IL A session OF each Board Of Registration INV n.
maj revision of the registration lists, will DO held At
eaaven1ent point. to DO selected by the Board. Within II,
aSs1aIon preoinct. TAe severnl Boards will NOT nj n
me several election precincts rs heretofore. INIT a.
aingis Place Designated as above provided; and any mar,
son entitled to registration within such registration pre-
- As.s ~.n . o there registered in tho book OF the eloc.
uon precinct In which ho may reside. ~
~. The section for final revision will h. ho,a -,
-z"efd0y, the 9Th day OF November next. and will oo,.,,no
five consecutive DAYS. 4 ~ IL
~. Reasonable public notice, shall be given in aoch
aecoon precinct where registration has herotosora
'aRen place. OF the time and place Of holding tho aeasior
provided forin paragraph II. and Of the object of snch aa,-
''U ~ Provded by Acts OF Congress in relation thereto.
'. commanding Officers Of Posts are REQUIRED 10 con.
vene, by orders tho Boards Of Reaistaat,on ~ son,o
veniens place within their respective reotstraHon :.
VA Immediately upon receipt Of this order. for tho
- urpose OF making arrangements for HOLDING the session
pfaY:.dse tRs RsaesfggiYsRRS5 slaaa TOR by paragraph III. the
Boards will take measures to cause due notice 10 bo
gwen. q the meeting for final revision, as prescribed in
paragraph Nv.
WI. The Commanding OGcers Of Posts viii, as far IA
a "iforu Iacu1teE 20 the BOald a in the pubhca-
ton Of such notices. by requiring local civil magistrates
OF other officers in tho vicinity whore notices arc to
DO ported, To- attend to the posting Of such notices as
may be transmitted to thom for Tat purpose by mail OF
Otherwise, by the Boards of Registration. r@
VIZ. The pay and mileage Of registrars upon the Anal
revision will be the same as Heretofore allowed. except
only eight days will be allowed for all services ron.
dered by tho registrars. Mileage will only be allowed
foTone journey to and from each Of the two sessions Of
tho Boards herein provided for.
TX. The Anal registration will be cofnpleted, "a gaupl;-
cats In the reRistration books already provided; and on
tho completion thereof, ono SGT Of said books win be re-
Eained by the Boards Of Registration, to be placed In the
hands OF tho managers and inspectors Of elections whom
sach ofhcersi shall be appointed and duly qualified, and
me other set will bo transmitted through the Post Com,
to these Headquarters. Y"
:. Commanding Onicars Of Fosts viii SEQ that MI
orders In regard to the completion Of the lists are COM.
Piled with. and that the books arc complete in aooord.
with such orders, before forwarding the Same as
herein required.
BY command Of Bvs. Major-aeneral ED. R. s. CANpY.
t t'f3 v. CAZIARC,
/. 1"lf4' Aid dc1Camp, ACT Asst Adjt.- General.
onciai: O. III. mitchell. Aide do-Camp.
October "a
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~ V1SttlAANT I ENGINE COMPANY
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without further invitation. ~ w. ~
Z Assemble at Engine House, In ciHzen's dress, at half
pasrTw O'Clock p. NJ. JOHN T. HUMPHREY
October a5 t ~, NJ ca....s
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Sg-Ehe Friends ANA A-cauaintance. or M.
@. ". BLACK and hcr SONS. GEo. G. ana THOMAS p
BLACK. aro respectfully invited 70 attend the Funeral
Services OF the later nom his latc residence. No. 81 40.
oiety street atThtco o'clock. 9Ass Afternoons.
October as
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OFFICIAL.
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headquarters Second Military Distrfce.,
] CHARLEsToN, 8. O., October IS. 1867.

Second Military District.
CHARLEsToS, s. O., October Is, 1867.
[C1nouLAn.l ,
j. 1 Commanding Officers Of Posts, upon tho nomina.
ions OF the Boards of Registration, will appoint for each
election precinct or polling placs within their commands
snree 'disoreet and duly qualified persons, who viii be
DESIGNATED "Managers of Eicchens'-in all appoint.
ments for the state of South Carolinn-and inspectors
OF Elections" when appointed for North Carolina. II
II. when suitable persons cannot otherwise be OBJ.
tanned. members or tho Boards of Registration Wi. bo
eligible for that purpose. M, s.tt.N
~. When 1t Ii tmpracticable to fill such Offices for any
election precinct or polling place. such election precinct
OF polling place viii. by order OF the Post Commander,
DC consolidated with an adjoining election precinct or
polling place for which such appointments are complete.
Such consolidation will only be made among the respec.
ave election precincts belonging to one registration prc.
cinct. 'ff".tSH n r 7Ea '|T3 -
~. Tho order appointing officers OF elections viii
specify the election precinct or polling place by number.
and also by tho local name or designation thereof. II anv,
and also will specify the registration precinct to which
tho same belongs. and the County or District for which
the same is made; and such order will lie Forwarded With.
out delay TO these Headquarters. 1; .
v. Tho officers appointed as above p, divided will, i'm
mediateiy upon being appointed by the orders Of the
commanding Officers Of Posts. qualify by taking the
oath prescribed In General Orders No. 65, current series.
from these Headquarters, Form No. 1.
vi. Commanding o6acars Of Poste will fl. all Yacan-
eies m tho of h1c Of Registrar that may occur, stating in
she order therefor tho persons to whose places such IN.
pointrient ia made. and the cause Of such vacancy: and
such appointee will forthwith qualify. .a,,.. t.1
VII. When q Registrar is, o candidate for election nj
tho election ordered to take place on the 10th and 2Oth
Gays OF November next, ho shall give notice thereof 70
the Post Commander. and such Office Of Registrar shall
be deemed vacant '9,tr. IT1-
VIII. The powers aud duties Of Registrars as superin.
tendents Of elections, and OF officers Of elections whose
appointments are herein provided for. will le Axei BY
General Orders.. T ~ ~
* Managers and Inspectors OF Elections viii receive
20 pay Or mileage. but will be entitled for clerical labor,
rot TO exceed the SUM OF ten dollars for each Board 70,
I'LL duties performed In regard to elections.
Z. The paJ ana mileage Of Registrars as supperintend
ents Of elections WILDE fxed by General Orders. Sd
BY ooznnaAadE Of Rvte Maior-asneraa lp. n. 8. oAssY.
4 oIa4rstl iSgtsa g LOUIS v. CAzIARC.
ts. lMdedstcannp, Act'g. ASSES. AdjS. Gent.
Official: L. Y. cAzrARo. 'Ade-de.canp, Act,a. Aast
AdtE'GenI. i;f3i5w' s1gt4 i,a -Il
I October "A tsG .4..a at ,a,
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FAAOAAAON VAL 90 made at the end Of two, months for
the incorporation Of Q Company ,or the MANUFACTURED NJ
CHEMICALS. ACIDS AND FERTILIZERS. 97
september6 "A
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.-ALL pER-
sons having claims against tho Estate OF the late M
+. EARLE. deceased. ara requested to present them.
duly att stcd; and those indebtsd to tho said Estate Will
mike payment to MessrsL DUkYEA & N. tAttor.
neys ~ Law. Library Building Northwest corner Of
onurcn ma broad streets, ANNA z. EARLE,
October 10 10 Adm,nistratr,x z
~ MARRIAGE AND CBLiBACY. AND TIVE
OF TRUE M~ANI9OD.-An Essay for
YOUNG Men on tho Crime of Solitude. and tho physic-
logical hErors, 4 buses and Diseaees which create inn
to, MARRIAGE, VITA sure means Of Rotef.
sent IN sealed letter Envelopes, free Of charge.
Address DR.J. SKILLM
Howard Association, Philadelphia, pa,
-eop.c.uper 10 3mos ~
So BATOHELOR.S HaIR DYE.-THi Is
HAIR DYE 10 tho best In the world. The
onAy true and perfect D~yer-harmlnss, reliable, instan.
taneous. mo disappointment Nos ridiculous tints
Naturai Black or Brown. Remedies the Ill effects or Bdy
Dyes. Tnvigorates the hair, leaving It soft and beautifnl
the genuine me- - signed RtHiam a. Batcasto-.. All others
are more limitations. and should be avoided. Sold. by: an
D!rusgists' and Perfumers. Factory. No. 81, Barc,ey
streas. Now York. 1e; sg =. ~. -,
AS- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT. Is
December 10 s sss re ~4. sfa!@8 sAEs98ssArSrG
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$ Pr Gal NOTICES.

ss-NoT1cE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP-
viii BIO made at the end Of two, months for
the incorporation Of . Company sr the Manufacture OF
CHEMICALS, ACIDS AND FERTILIZERS. rfr
September "a
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- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES APIBIN s.
AND PfGOTs Wishing TO- anchor their vessels In Ashley
IiRiyery, are requested not to do 40 anywhere within direct
range OF the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
IwIIARvIss.. % the Charleston and st andrews SIDE Of
the Ashley Rveri ny hichprecaution. contaet with the
Submarine Telegraph Gable viii be avoided.
In+sss3sgr Iys@x &. g. Tu19fSEssEs;, g. ri.
|Harrb,or Maessr,s onlce, Charleston, February o. 1863.
February TSssta3f,e NJ sSfA aas' ~ g IA
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Oar Gable Dispatches,

LIVERPOOL, October 28-Noon.-Cotton frmer;
opiands sgd; Orleans S2d. Estimated sales IL, 600
bales. E1nA54 3u8t Lay. p.,, aslt N,
LIVERPOOL, October 28-Evoning.-Cotton closed
frm and advancing. Uplands 3d.; Orleans sgd.
LONDON. October Acknowledgement 94A.'
Bonds unchanged. The bullion in the Bank Of
England has decreased 4470, 900.
FRANhronT, October 24.-Bonds IA. \
LIvERPooL. October INSTRUMENTATION &C.
tive, closing hrmer; Gales 10000 bales. Uplands
"; Orleans ~ Corn advanced. 48s. Sd. Turpen-
tine and Rosin unchanged.
~ Cable, Summary. rs g.A s. Il,
New @YoRx, October M.-aaribaldi has formed
an Italian ministry, and it is stated that he is plan
ming Q coup desa.
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kFN FOR LlVERPOOL.--THE FINE
snip AMELIA. sames Conner Master, to load
ply to ,p' ! .r,. r ~ WEI SNI.Sp
October a "A
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Fs'esA washington.

"svaNuh APP-oINTNENT-TnIAL OF JErrEasor IA
81 YIs--oAsRS OF FENIANB IN GREAT BarTAIN--Arrrn
oF TEE UNITED STATES
1aoM oENnRAL R6PE's MILITARY pIyfnIora-v1rT1Dr
foAaox OF THH PRFsIDENT-rHE CABINET. 90.
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81; Orleans e.E Corn advanced, asa. Cd. T,rpen.
tine and Rosin unchanged. 4 rl 4
~ ~-
~ Cable, Summary. Is qsS 81 +
New SYoRK, October M.-aaribaldi has formed
an Italian ministry, and it is stated that he is plan
ming . coup GaM.
Warrington News. y
WARRINGTON, October 24.-Tho National Ropub-
lican Committee, to initiate the Presidential cam
paign, meets here December IL; that Of the Demo-
Gratis meets November 1. ~ @F"'
The returns from Virginia indicate the success
OF Convention. There is a predominance OF Rsdi-
Gals, and the returns show that whites and blacks
are arrayed against each other almost in solemn
The Democratic candidates have been elected
by $4,000 majority. This was the Arst election
under the now Constitution. The Offices to be
filed were those Of Mayor and members Of the two
branches Of the City Council, Judge OF the Court
OF Appeals, Chief Judge Of the Supreme Bench OF
Baltimore city, and four Associates.
General Sheridan participates in an imposing
display at Hartford, Conn.,, to-day.
Judge Chase writes Underwood that he will be
in Richmond ut the opening of the Court. and II
the defence desire. will try Mr.. Davis at once,
Cfiase Wiz nottemain in Richmoud after the open-
ing of the Supreme Court here in December.
Auo AuuouCementO VI 6euerhI mAfmaQukeB oar
don is premature. It is on tho Presidents table
with the Attorney Gener ais recommendation wait
ing the Presidents signature. .o.
Colfax, ct the Cooper Institute, advocated Inn.
parchment and Grant as the Radical nominee. ~.
Grant has General Thomas's report Of his pro-
ceedings during tho recent Nashville election,
covering the correspondence between Grant,
Thomas, Brownlow and Mayor Brown. The par
ticulars are inaccessible. "
The Retrenohment Committee have confined
themselves to the examination of books and pa
pers. They have as yet examined NO Witnesses.
In the present stage Of the investigation the spec
ulation as to the Committees action is idle.
Grant is at work to-day. MIR. Seward is at the
White House. General Howard has returned.
The Revenue receipts to-day amount to sos, 600.
The Postmaster General advertises for postal
contracts, under the new postal treaty with Eng
land. A departure on alternate days is contem-
plated. >''.
Parker reports the Dismal Swamp Canal in bad
condition, with only three and a half feet of
water. ... y q Psi Layi rr N
Colfax says. Of Grant che is the noblest and
the greatest, uniting as he does the pertinacity of
Wellington with the dash Of Napoleon, and his
modesty only equalled by his merit"
@-~- ''' '+"
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II vas islegrsphed lately Inst ihe "a
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ton new pisn Of restoration, witch. in
The m-in. hsd been mos, 'svovshis rerris d
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S<nool Fands ~ Dus lis Csun'y. for too
~ DIRK ilar-. x.sra Joy. 1863.
A4d 90 fsIlare s0 rtallxe thr tull amount
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- N ~. Re rdsr " Dvsri- County.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-09

Since the invention and succcssful
Introduction Of tho Celebrated Da-
plex Elliptic lor donhle) Spring
Hoop Skirt. Nv Mr. j. w. BRADLEY. 81
New York. the ladies throughout the
country have given up the idea o.
discsrding the fashion of wearing
hoop skirts on account 81 the peculiar
and graceful ~msnncr in which the
Duplex Skirts adapt themselves to
every exigcncy and emergency. SO
generally acceptable have these skirts
become that the ladies' regard them
as a special favorite, in view OF the
superior Flexibility, Lightness and
Durability combined in their manu-
iactnre. They also consider them .
far more economical and comfortable
Hoop Skirt than ever has or can be
made for al crowded assemblies, or
the promenade or house dress. Any
LADY after wearing one Of these skirfs
will never afterwards willingly dis
pense with their use. Long expe
rience in the manufacture OF loop
Skirts. has proven TO the proprietors
Of this invention, that Single syringe
viii always retain that stiff. unyield-
ing and buncling style which. has
ever characterized them. whereas the
Double Spring Hoop or the Duplex
Elliptic, will be found free from these
objections. Notwithstanding the sbil-
itv Of the manufacturers, Messrs.
Vests, Bradley and Cary. to turn ont
over six thousand Skirts per day
from their large manufactures in New
York, they feel obliged to request al
merchants ordering the Duplex Flip
tic Skirts, to send their orders . few
DAYS before they are wanted. If pos
sible, IS they are most constantly
oversold some days ahead
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-09

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