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AN ORDINANCE


Whereas The best interests the CITY, aa well as the
convenience of the shpping visiting the port demand
that the channel of Cooper River be kept open with su
cient depth of water for all commercial purposes, and
free from obstruction:
Be IL ordained That In future all mud removed from
any of the city docks by dredge machines or otherwise
ANAL be removed one hundred and fifty fahoms from
the end of the dock
The Harbor Master shall be furnished with copy Of
this Ordinance which be Is required strictly to enforce
and to report for prosecution all violations of the same;
exceeding one hundred dollars for each and every
offence.
Ratified In City Council this eight day of October In the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven.
" n SMITH Clerk of Council. October Is
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The subscribers having Witnessed the drawing Of The
kentucky STATE l. ~, Cass l. TOR tho bersd ahe
by college, reoy ceruy that the tove ~. tie NUM-
IN the wheel
Witness bands at oovinston. Ey., th day. Thurs
Go, OooOsi 81, 1857
ia ASu-. oPERkOW.l
j. 3 L-NDauM owo-a Conn,edooesS
L i. RAMSAY,
Prizes pay able Ia tull N!lhcu ut deduction
sne@ nnneel Loetely, CESS r. Ootoce' 18th. ca
Phi Sdelphta-
EevembeS6
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OEEICIAL.
OFFICIAL.
Headquarters Second Military District, |
CHARLESTON, ). c., October q, 1897

OFFICIAL.
Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON. s. c., October q, 1897. !
[GENKnAL ORDERS No. 1861
Post Commanders may admit to bail persons not sub.
ject the Articles OF War; held in arrest by military
thorty charged with offences not capital upon security
as provided in the following paragraph:
Security shall consist: 1st, Of cash depos OF the
amount for which bond Is required ra by the State
law In Like cases. or, 3D. of bond In like sum- running
to the Post Commander, conditioned for compliance
with all orders with surety, who must b. freeholder
and must lily In twice the amount of the penalty and
must under al authorize any officer ordered by the
Post commander, In Of default and non-payment
by tho surety dem nd to summary seize and sell
sufficient Of the property Of principal and surety to sat-
is the forfeiture and costs and Immediately upon de-
fault made the bond shall constitute lien upon the per.
sonal property of both principal and surety.
all bail and other bonds taken under military authort
ty will conform to the foregoing directions when not
otherwise specially provided.
BY command Of Bvt. Major-Genera Ed. r. S. CANDY.
LOUIS V. CAZIARC.
Aid-de-Camp, Act'g Asst. Adj't Gen'l-
Official: o. NJ. mitchell, Ad-de-Camp.
October "a
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PRsGnnKeYS.

Per steamship Cha .i,n. from New York-Miss z
Richie, Bradshaw wife and child, Mrs Fitch
Mrs. Abeu Mrs Nelson and children, Mrs G II Fisher
q children, os Fannie Rol, Warley, Mrs Ford,
hdroa s"d nurse. II W 1sworth, W Speckner. q
Van Mss and brother Powell Mrs Thornton, Mrs Ba,
inS n Eins L Ron, Miss Cap'rs. 4 Lar ndon, Z
Lesesne, Miss ) White, Chittenden Hail. Miss
Hail. Mrs q Walsh Mrs whitwell. Master Whit
WELL Miss Jennie Whitwe, Mrs Sen ierso3, Mrs Doug
lass, and IS IN steerage
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NOTICE.
QlEIHE QE TILE CHIEE QE POLICE l

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE,(
CHARLESTON, S. c.. May 4, 1857.
TNBE REGULAR INSPECTION OF 1HE LOTS AM
Enclosures, vaults, &C., will commence on Monda!
mer OF inst Owners and occupants are hereby required
10 see that their premises III good condition and thu
Ill filth and garbage Is removed required by Ordi
nance. Other inspections will follow
Bs order Of Mayor GAILLABD.
Cbinf OF Police.
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AN ORDINANCE


TO PROVIDE FOB THE LIQUIDATION OF THE ISGEREsr
ON THE DEBT OF THE CITY, WHICH ACCRUED on THE
THRrETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER LAST.
TIE 1T ORDAINED BY HE MAYOR AND ALDER.
ID MEN In City Council assembled That for the pur-
pose of qudang the interest on the public debt OF tine
city which accrued the tnr ieth day OF September
last six per stock. OBJ gaory on the corp ration OF
the City of Charleston, shall be issued under the drec
ton Of the Mayor the persons holding stocks or six
per cent bonds OF the city and entitled to receive the
Interest accrued thereon at the time above stated, the
said stock to bear interest after the rate of six psr cent
per annum, pay able quarterly, redeemaole In thirty
years from dates Provided That no part OF said socE
sh IL sued for any sum less than twenty dollars OF
for any fractional part of dollar: Prov,ded also that
all for less than twent. dollars. and for frlcuona
parts of dollar, shall be paid IN city bills -.
SEC. q That the form of certificate and mode OF
transfer Of said stock shall subject to the same reg
laons as exist in relation to other city Six per cent
stocks Of the city.
Ratified In City Council this wentysecond day OF Octo
bcr In the year of Lord thousand eight hun
dred and slxty-seven.
n. g.. r Z: dAlLLAhD, hayoo:.
W. e. SMITH, Clerk of Council. October %
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NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERs.

OCTOBER 2, 1857.
LII AUCTION LICENSES EXPIRED BY ORDi-
a NANCE on 2Oth September Renewals will he
granted on application at this office If made during Tins
Month. 5. THOMAS, Clty 1reasurer.
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THE FLoRANcE GAZETTE,

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. AT FLoRENCE.
S. c., ofers gu excellent medium to Machante and
ethers who wish TO extend their business IN the Pee
Dee section of the State Rates OF advertising very rea
sonsblc. September 1T
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THE GREEXvILLE MOUNTAINRER
Ts PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT 81 oU PEI
i year. In ivance. Advertisements inserted al usuh
r.tes g. Z. ELFORD,
May 10 Editor aud Proprle'orj
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Consisnees per Ncrtheastsrn Railroad,
November B.

L Nosbit. Il Caldwell L SONS, adaus, Frost & o. E
Re dgerr & Co. W Bee i Go, Clark & Co. Kendall
s. Dockery lngrahsm con, Gracser, Lee, smith q
Co Davis. J & D Kirkpatrick, Gaiiard, Railroad
agent Mowry Co G W Williams Il Co. W Ryan r
Plingle Ravene & Co. Cour1ena; & Trenholm. Ptnca'
Icy Bros. J gGett Co, " Dukes Co, Thurston
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,i,her sex INTO wavy rn3les. or heavy massive
10 Has been used by the fashionables Of Ps,is and
o,don With the most gratifying results. Does no ip-
nv 70 tho hair Price by mail sealed ind postpaid, 81
fesorptve circulars mailed nee Address BERGEA.
sHUTfS CO. Chemists. No. 2a5 River street. Troy, \.
Y Sole Agents for the United States
March 80 ~
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Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE, Nov -nabsr 2.-CorroS.-Ihe transac-
ions have o-en hg.t to-day, w.ta deaiDiug s-dsncy
-. Lne prlc,. tecelpts xnioit quite IsIdg on,
wsn u psghapa tho iact tia. but Lille arrives
e.. vu s.lu.u. 40 bA.ss cnLngoI u dLy NJ
e too i ra.es: ~ I6 los ~ Is; ~ 14; " a.
A.x: ala ~ - s>Si.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on haLu J, Ao67 622
A.o-ev~d prSvouI 'iSi-o-eV
..........,........... 87o2
.Qlprru lO-AA. oe<
ruu p.ev4ou=y.... .o4so-ooSo
stook on hand TO-DAY .......,..........3a .3a4
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MANY WHOSE DECLINING HEAL Health: 1d.,.',a1 %aIca H5
M was precarious, and their recovery despared o.
do now with grateful enanahons to the An-Wise Dis
poser offer heartfelt thanks for this timely remedy Dur
Ing the short time since its public introduction INTO use
the Originator has most happily realized her most san
gno expectations In manifestations ssung ~ foo u az az
quarters OF m unparalleled curative properties for IN no
case where 1t has been administered with regard 10 a.
recors and persevered In, has It failed In It's Denenc
results ,.-.
In resortng to thia remedy the invalid can depend
upon the safety Of every article in Its preparan9n ano
while II acceeraes the healthfu actions OF eaou ogan
and vessel the mind be perfectly rree no3 appfe
henson Of any subtle Ingredient being nsnuated INTO s
composition. ,.,.,.....,o,
The appetite which improves under its administration
Is at liberty TO indulge prudenty In Whatever numen
10 palatabe. digestive and wholesome and ~nne II ~ no
more than proper to avoid exposure to fresh cold no e
need be entertained any liability under this eour.e OF
treatment to induce It. 1t Is pleasant AhOMAILC
CORDIAL quite agreeable to the taste. and as lung re-
vivyer and balsa Of health 1t h iseif as
without precedent, and we trust will, ere long cam ioT
itself general acclamaton for Its unriyaled etcacy
For sale by the Propnotress Mira CECILIA 6IIh hUDnt
CUES, northwest corner OF MEETING AND SOCIETY
STREETS, and principal Druggists.
PRICE SINGLE BOTTLE sl95.
Anril q lyT
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS,

--------------~EOTICE.
TAKEN UP, GOING AT LAReS. CyNTRARY 70
i City Ordinance, Brown co.. with horns ana
lodged IL Upper Ward Guardhouse. The owner is re-
quested to call, pay expenses, and take her away
Z. J. kINGMAN,
November 5 lst Lieut.. u W. POLICE.
CITY TAXES RETURNS.
OF. ICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR,l
CITY HALL, November l. 1867. J
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL COSCERN-
In ED that the MONTHLY RETURNS FOR THE
MONTH OF OCTOBER PAST, In compliance with the
Tax Ordinance, ratified on the 28th day OF December
1856, must be made on or before the 18th instant.
CHARLES P. FRAZER,
November Assistant City Assessor.
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cLAssHIoATIoN,
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EAUTY.-A Auburn, MA
8; /;
$50 Is Golden. Flaxen, and AA
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IN "a BREUX'S FRISER LIE 49, ~
&e$AyA cHEvEUX One applica- AK
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TX Ez!43N most straight and stubborn N~XUXND
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PRINTING AND B00KslNOING.

JAMES w. MCMILLAN. TfHAD. @. JowrTT,
Late Of the Late OF the nrra OF
DAILY NEWS BURKE JowIlT.
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Tho United States Agnia ns War with tho
Fornosa Pirates-A NAVAL Kxpedisisn ef
Observation-Disclosures Chinese Troops AL
lied with che AmcricaBs-Ten Th0usAnd
Lives Lost by m Inundation.
Loxsox, How. %, 1851.
here from SEssshae announce
that several vessels the United States Pacific squadron
had departed FOR ths1sland OF Formosa to punish the
perpetrators Of the outrage the Of Tho American
bark Rover.
The United States Consul General Annoy 70 have
accompanied the expedition with body Of Imperial
troops which had been rendered him for the occasion
Additional particulars or the disastrous nundation
with which the island OF Lnzon visited last month
received Besides the damage 70 The shipping
and crops, whole villages ovsrwhsnasd. and the
loss OF human life u computed a. ten thousand.
LoxDos. Nov. 20, 1867.
Additional advices from China report ths& Hong Kong
visited the LIST or October by typho0n which
almost equalled In violence and destructvoness tho
hurricane reported two or three months ago.
THE above intelligence has been anticipated by the
news brought by the steamship Great Republic which
arrived a. San Francisco ON the 10Th instantl
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Russia, It appears, along with number Of
the smaller Powers, has agreed to take part in
the proposed congress for the settlement Of
the Roman question. Prussia, II Is expected,
will send representatives., and the objections Of
England arc supposed to be formal Il may
now be fairly presumed that the congress will
be held. II, however, they are to consult the
feelings Of Pho Mono, and the feelings OF no one
else, 1t Ia difficult to see what congress can
do. II will not surprise US II this congress
prove the fruitful source Of rather funny COM
plications. Evident it Ia that the work they
propose to do may not be very easily done.l
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Tho Money Supply for tho Abyssfniau Expe.
dition-A Refers Trismph In Manchester.
LoaDos, Nov. 2o-Evening.
In che House Of Commons this evening the Right
Honorable Mr. DisFasi ChssesIlor Of the Exchsqusr,
moved vote Of supply Of two million pounds sterling
for the expenses Of tho AbyssiDisa he Supported
his motion with : speech In which he recalled the
various pacinc efforts nads van By England 70 OBJ
tain the release Of the British capaysR and ussAsd the
final action Of the governments sending military ex-
petition 70 Abyssinla n thought that should II b
found necessary 70 rspAce tho Indian troops sent on the
expedition the amount u the supply required by the
government might be increased 70 three millioa nvo
hundred thousand pounds STERLING
Debate ensued
Mr. Lowe made attack upon ths ministers, 70 which
Lord Stanley replied ~ Ell
Jacob Bright has been elected 70 Parliament fsom
Manchester.
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sfrain. II Fifth avenue were opened clear
through TO the Battery, what magnificent
thoroughfaxe d would be, leading directly 70 q
magnificent Custom House building Or
Broadway might be continued through the
Bowling Green zigltO on to the Battery, and give
Us . fine approach to the new building. BY
all means one On other Of these highways
should be constructed, md the Battery should
be selected for new Custom House that
would be an ornament 70 ehe city.
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TRLECRAPHIC news
+ r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.


Ne Reply g che Cssferencc Plau-GRribaldi
Golng Hsmo.
FIoHEsoz Nov. -. 1857.
The reports that Isy had agreed to the proposition q
France for . general ssafsrsncs ere premstasa The
ItaAan govsnmsas has ses yst signinsd In any way m
intention Of joining ths gsopcssd congress.
GarbaldI has - far recovered from his recent illness
70 b consided b. his medical advisers able 70 sup
port the tigue OF travel and BY permission Of the
government he win mmsdiaosiy set out from vargnano
FOR biz homo q Cnprera.
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0rGanization OF the state Coswcnffos.
New ORLEANS, Nov. rs, 1851.
The Convention met this morning Al eleven o'clock
Eighty.four members we're present Judge Taliafsrro
vas elected permanent President the third ballot
William vegsrs lcoloredt was elected permanent secrc-
nry, and q negro was elected ssvgeanLat-arms On
taking the chair Judge faAfsro raadc brief and sen
mbls address, dwelling entirely upon the duly OF the
Convention IN forming new constitution for the State
NEW oRixAxs, Nov. 70, 1857.
The Convention succeeded IN organzing today. the
ohcers stand IS foliows-Prssideut wntet secretary,
Sergeant-at Arms and Doorksspsr, coiorsd- COM
mtsss VI thirteen Of which w. L. McMas IL chairman
was appointed draft rules and feguls1onA pending
which the rules and regulations of Vic House q nspse
ssua6vss Of the United Siates vere adopted Inc pro-
pris0r Of the Nsv Orleans ibms vas elected printer
ths Republican, failing By enc vess. NO oasa oannss
vas transacted
Arrival Of Princess sala-sain frsa Vera
CRmxs
Nsw OnrsAr, Nov -, 1887.
Ths Pnsssn sain-salm arrived hsss today BY Tho
rrsssA ss.s~ sossssa, fgsn vsss 0rss. accompanied
" xpssse ~ 0srsA
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Advance In the Price Of SuRar-PrevisiOn
DIarket-Exchangc Quotations.
HAVANA, Nov. 20, 1857.
Sugar-No. 10 o12 D. s. Is higher, scarce and de-
mand and 10 quoted at So sx reals per arroba No.
Is to 20 is dull and nominal
Lard, SIS rs q SIT rs per cwt. in tisrccs and Sls
per cwt in twenty-five pound tins. raliow ST. sl3
so per cwt- Bacon, sl4 SO SIS per cwL Salt hams,
S19 sugar cured $22 per cwt Choose $40 per quintA
Flour $l4 SIS per barrel. Potatoes 81 Cooperage
nominal Freights dull and nothing dong.
Exchange on London, IL l44 per cent premium;
Paris y per cent premium; New York currency,
nrm, 20 per cent discount Gold nominal.
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a New CASTOR House On the Battery.
The supervisory architect Of the Treasury
Department In commenting upon the unnsness
Of The old Exchange building in Wall street
for The New York Custom House, makes good
suggestion when he recommends that new
Custom House should be erected on the Bat
terry. This b the proper place for IL The
Battery ~ long since ceased 70 be Of any
uss - . place Of public resort, and he same
may ~ said Of the Bowling Green adjoining.
Il y true they are old Revolutionary land
nzxis, but whom landmarks como 70 be nui-
zsncs thsy should give way for something
useful II d : peculiarly Of The nstrcpolia
that while cur churches, stores and private
dwellings ars models d beautiful srehitscturs,
our govsrnmsni baildin9s ars uissrsbls
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JAMAICA.

The Laso Earthquake Fatal to Lnc-Immi-
grafton.
HAVANA, Nov. 25. 1857
The earthquake IN Jamaica on the 9Th instant did
great damage property and caused considerable loss
Of life.
il predicted that great sxertons viii shortly bs
made TO induce people In the Southern States 70 emf
crate 70 the ISLAND.
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PRUSSIA.

DTevsmvnr Of Unitsd STATES BoHdholders.
BsaLH, Nov. %. 1857.
The merchants and brokers Of this CITY Interested 10
American securities prspess 70 send an address 20 Mr.
McculIoch, tns Ssorstsy Of the reasury making In
the United Sts1sg govsrpmsns
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The Alabama Ciains.

On Thursday next the correspondence which
has taken place between Mr.. Seward and Lord
Stanley in regard TO Che Alabama claims b 10
be called for In the British House Of Commons.
This ID gratifying intelligence II 4 time that
this question were fully discussed, and The
public on both sides put In fair position 70
judge Of the inertia The discussion n the
House Of Commons ID certain 70 bsges dis
cussion In Congress- In few days. therefore,
we are likely 70 know oil that b known about
this Q,lcstio ceaota Let NJ hope thst the result
will bs an early and sasisfActory settlement
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The Coco Revolt Reported NJ an Eud-Pro.
lection for French Consult.
HAVANA, Nov. Is. 1867.
The revolution against the authority Of salnavs in
HAyt has come 70 an end.
The foreign consuls In Hayt against whom ami
mostly hAs lately arisen, have been guaaateed pro-
lection.
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CUBA.


Cotton at Three Gents per Pound.
HAVANA, Nov U.s. 1867.
Cotton is arriving this city from the inferior and
selling at three cents pound.
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Il there mot : law 10 prevent . thoroughfArs
like Mercer street from being blocked up every
evening with grocsrs' wagons and other OBJ
struotions, 70 tho Inconvenience Of every person
driving thersf This strsst, since it, new pave
nsnt wAs laid, bads fair 70 relieve Broadway Of
sons Of IL ksdle, but these distractions will
nsskslhs IL advsnsagsA A considerable
n1<saea q Il Il tsksn up with wagons. sruckA
and boxes, which ars allowed 70 remain thsrs
Gil uighk Why do mot The police intsriAest
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An Irish row occurred Al Rutland W.. yesterday ana
young woman vas killed.
Canal navigation in tho interior Of the State 10 DIM
cult
The two wises have been indicted in Baltimore for
trying TO shoot Pollard
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The trial Of Jen Davis hes been postponed
and his leave OF absence under bail has been
extended 70 the 22d OF March next with the
understanding that II at that time II shall b
deemed most advisable the case shall BE-
again put Oh 70 the next term. We would
suggest 10 Congress the passage Of . bill
giving leave Of absence Of twenty years to
Davis = ths easiest way Of settling this aim
Guilty Of his TRIAL. NtF &
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The Radical Republican General Committee.
special meeting OF this body held q: four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon ai the headquarters Of the Com
nittee corner OF Broadway and Twenty second street.
communication from the Conservative Republican Gen.
era Committee, pertaining to the Mayoral canvass was
read and the roll OF delegates appended called
Some discussion then took place relative 70 the means
and method OF prosecuting the canvass effectively with
view the election OF William A. Darling 70
the Mayoralty. On motion OF Rufus n. Andrews was
agreed special meeting OF the conference Committee
be held hapast twelve O'Clock p N. to-day Al No.
80 Beakman street.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Probable Defeat Of the Conventlon Through
Lack of the Requisite Majority.
CHARLESTON, s, c., Nov. &c. 1867.
The impression almost universal here thai owing to
the lack Of the ruiste majority OF registered voters
the Convention VIII DO defeated IN South Carolina
Sxty-two thousand votes required TO insure the
Copvsntion md only twenty i've thousand persons
known % Ave voted In twenty d,ssricss out OF the
thirty diAricts in the S.ats.
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The Proposed Conservative Convention.
NA AUGUSTA, Nov 20, 1861
The Conservative Convention Macon promises 70 be
fairly attended Meetings have been held In various
parts or the State and delegates appointed II IL be-
hsved that the Convention will issue an address urging
the people not 70 take part 10 the election for the raid
cation OF the Reconstruction Convention, hoping BY
this means 20 defeat It.