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OFFICIAL.
Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, g. c., October 23, 1867.
OEEICIAL


Headquarters Second Military District
CHARLESTON, s. c., October rs, 1861.
[CIRcULARl
l. Commanding Officers. of Posts. upon the nomina-
tons of the Boards Registration will appoint for each
election precinct or polling place within their commands
three discreet and duly qualified persons who will be
designated Managers of Elections"-in all appoint
ments for the State of South Carolinaand Inspectorl
of Elections" when appointed for North Carolina
H. When suitable persons cannot otherwise be OBJ
taned members of the Boards of Registration will be
eligible for that purpose.
Ill When 1t is impraccable to gil such Offices Tor any
election precinct or polling place. such election precinct
or polling place will by order OF the Post Commander
be consolidated with adjoining election precinct oi
polling place for which such appointments are complete
Such consolidation will only be made among the respec
tive election precincts belonging to one registration pre-
cinct
w. The order appointing officers OF elections VIII
specify the election precinct or polling place by number
and also by the local name designation thereof If any
and also will specify the registration precinct to which
the same belongs and the COUNTY District for which
the same is made and such order will be forwarded with
out delay to these Headquarters.
" The officers appointed as above pl divided WILL I'M,
| A"NNsSi' "Po4 oeihB uppoiuIeu ny 'hS OAS0-N " '
Commanding Officers OF Posts. qualify by taking the
oath prescribed in General Orders No. c. current SERIES
from these Headquarters, Form No. l.
vi. Commanding Officers OF Posts will fill all vacan-
cies in the Office of Registrar that may occur stating IN
the order therefor the persons whose places such ap
pointments Is made. and the of such Vacancy and
such appointee will forthwith qualify.
VII. When Registrar is a candidate for election at
the election ordered to take place the 18th and 2Otn
days OF November next he shall give notice thereon to
the Post Commander. and such Office OF Registrar shall
be deemed vacant
VIII The powers and duties OF Registrars as supern-
endents Of elections and of officers of elections whose
appointments are herein provided for will be fixed by
General Orders.
lX Managers and Inspectors of Elections Will receive
no pay or mileage. but will entitled for clerical labor
not to exceed the ten dollars for each Board Tor
all duties performed in regard to elections.
Y The pa, ana mileage of Registrars as superntend-
ents OF elections will be fixed by General Orders.
By command of Byt Major General Ed R. s. CAsBY.
LOUIS v. CAZIARC
Mdede-Camp Act'g. Asst. Adj't. Genl.
Official: L. V. CAzIARc, Aide-de-Camp. Act'g. Asst
Adj't. Gen'.
October24
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AN ORDINANCE
TO REGULATE THE DREDGING OF DOCKS

Whereas The best interests OF the CITY, as well as the
convenience of the shipping 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 orstructon:
any of the city docks by dredge machines otherwise
shall be removed hundred and fifty fatboms from
the end of the dock.
The Harbor Master shall be furnished with copy of
this Ordinance which he is required strictly to enforce;
and to report for prosecution all violations of the same
which shall subject the party offending to fine not
exceeding one hundred dollars for each and every
offence.
Ratified in City Council this eight day of October in the
wear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixy-seven ,,
W n SMITH Clerk of Council October 18
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Passengers.

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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA. October Observation-Disclosures
buying at l42 and selling at HI
S1LvER-Buying at 1873 and selling at 1885,
SEcURrTIEs-Georgia Railroad Stock sold al .oc .C
day. dividend included also sale OF s4uoo A'an'ic w
West Point Railroad Bonds at SOC.
CorToN-The market has been quiet to-day some
sales were made this morning basis OF lc for new
inc I7Xc T6s afternoon there We're buyers in the
marke, at the above prices and consequently no rrans
acl ions. sales 325 bales. Receipts Alb bales.
BAcoN-Shoulders 16ls; Sides, l9 Z II sides' ls7a
Clear >ides 90; Hams, canvassed, 26c.
CoRS-White (old) 81 35 u l 40; new 81 20 3o
WHEAT-Good white will bring 50 rs 25 red 81 90
Is
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CHIFF OLE pOIIC

f'iSE OH LIE Snltr Of fOl-lI l.,
CHARLESTON, s. c.. May 4. 1867.
THE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AMI
J. Enclosures, vaults, &C., will commence on nonda.
er ct Inst Owners and occupants here by requirec
10 see that their premises in good condition and thai
all filth and garbage is removed required by Ord
nance. Otherinspections will follow.
By order Of Mayor GAILLARD.
C. B. SIGWALD.
Chief OF Police.
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Consignees per South Carolina railroad,
llcf

1857 bales Cotton % bales Mdzc 81 bags Rough Rice
25 bags Corn and Peas "a bbs Naval Stores. cars Cat
tie. &c. To CourtenGy & Trenholm G Hopley Co. =
Williams Co, Raj road Agent G b Walter Co.
D Kirkpatrick. Willis 4 Chisolm, DeSaussure, /
p Colburn, W Lebby, Graeser, Lee, Smith Co, kuck
Il Renneker. ] D Aiken l. Co. A Quackenbush, W
Smith, Jeffords Co. H L Jetlords Co, Mantoue Co
Iaurey & Alexander, A Salinas W Dowling, Utsey
Kenyon, q Baggett & Co, NJ Goldsmith 4 Son, Cohen
Hanckel & Co, Or NJ Carriere E Sloan Kerr
Johnston Crews & Co, E ] Wiss & Co. c Averil
Son, Courtney l. Co.
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EXPLOITS.

NEW YORK-per steamship Prometheus-2s tierces
Rice 5la bales Cotton, u bales Domestlcs III bales
Yarn and Cloth Is packages Waste and 15O packages
Snndries - Per steamship Moneka-7S tierces
Rice, 495 bales Cotton. 40 bales Domestcs.
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,,,r. ,,nor,cs,on cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON "Wednesday Evening, October 80. 1867.
There was an active demand, but at steadily weaker
rates. prices being Irregular the early transactions were
at about &c. q fb decline, tho market gradually rece-
ding and closing at half of in some transactions
Sales $50 baes say II at l6, l0 at 16 81 at l6 IL at
l67 9s at H. l71s, G5 at ia 424 at 17 % at 14'
IS at Is at lS9s We quote Liverpool classification:
Low N5iddl;nc .16%@17
M;Jdling .17T@1Tha
Strict Middlng. ......''..''i'74SSAo
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CRISPER COMA.

Oh! she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant hairI
Whose curling tendrils, soft entwined,
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It the only article in the world that will curl straight
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nyigorates beauties and ceanses IT. is highly and de-
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the kind ever offered to the mlrcan public. The
Crsper Coma will be sent to any address, sealed ana
postpaid for 81.
Address all orders 20
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No. 3 West Fsyette street Syracuse. n. Y.
March 9O Tyr
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The Lancaster Ledger.
CONNORS G. CAR = E IL
pROpRTETORS

DUBLIsHED livery WEDNESDAY, MORNING AT
Lancaster g. H, 5. c, Having large subscription p
list it offers favorable medium to Merchants ana a
advertisers who desire to extend their business IN Tue
upper Districts of the state. Rates Of advertising no'
eral Specimen cory of paper sent on application
August %
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Richmond papers contain the protest filed
with General Schofied against the counting Of
any votes received in Richmond after sunset on
Wednesday Of last week. John Il. Gilmer, whose
name is appended to the document, quotes from
the Supplemental Reconstruction Bill to back his
protest, asserts that 'palpable frauds" we're COM
mittsd, and charges that Co.onel Rose, superin-
tendent of the election, was guilty of the gross
est misconduct rudeness, and official insoence to
the very best men, and this without provocaton."
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SACRIFICE OF LIFE IN CHlNA.--A correspondent
Of the San Francisco Bulletin speaks Of the terri
bic carnage OF the late caeping rebellion One
district is described which yielded ninety thousand
chests Of lea per annum before the war, and is
now desert waste. A belt of land four hundred
miles long by two hundred miles wide is literally
without an inhabitant. The writer says:
Tie distinguished China traveller and savant
DR.. Macg 0wau, estimates the loss of life BY the
Tapping war at about twenty-five millions souls ;
y but Intelligent Chinese have conversed with say
that full one hundred millions woro killed OF per-
ished fom starvation. There was not yauch to
choose on either side. Whether Imperial or
Tapping, the victorious party put men, women and
children to the sword. the Grand Canal u ed to
be choked up with dead bodies, and have seen
even the swift flowing Yangtze crimson with the
blood of all ages, sexes and conditions in lite
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
PHASES OF THE MOON.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT of CHAR ESTUN
Arrived Yesterday.

British bark The Queen. McNab Lverpool-65 days.
Assorted Cargo. To Ravenel 4 Co, ] I Agnew,
Thurston Holmes. Adger Co. Hart Co Gomez zen
Hanckel & Co. A Bones, Graveley, W IS smith 60,
and Order Sept 16. lat 35 80 N Ion 3OS9 W. spoke the
British brig Jumna. from Maurus for London oo Gays
out. Supplied her with provisions
Bark Chattanooga Freeman, Liverpool-65 days. As
sorted cargo To W Smith Co. W Webb, Bee
& Co, Hart & Co, Adger Co. G Lowndes,
R Agnew Mure & Co, Carriere, Adams, Frost GO,
and Order Oct 1s lat co. Ion 65 passed the British
brig Aida, steering South. VI
Schr John L Merrill, Hicks, New York. days Hay
and Paving Stone To the Master, Otis Phillips, and
O'Donne The Merrill has had severe Sc and NE gales
schr Palmetto, Magrath, Combahee. 210O bushels
ScSr Ann peas from West Point Mill 80 bbs Rice.
Steamer Pilot Boy. McNelty, Savannah; via Hilton @
Head and Beaufort Is bales Cotton, 20 bags Corn,
Oranges and Sundries To Ferguson, Mahon. Rave
mel & Co. Holmes & Calder, Pinckney Bros, Enslow
& Co, " McTureous W HARRISON. Canale, Rave
mel & Barnwell. Green.
Steamer Emile, Davis Georgetown. C. Mdze To
shackelford & Kelly. i Pringle. Thurston Holmes.
Southern Express Co. and others.
Steamer st Helena, Boyle Edisto and Rockville.
8 bales Cotton, and Sundries. To Murray Roper
& stoney, Bowling; Pinckney Bros, Bollmann Bros
P Fogarty, G Hoppock Chisolm Bros. and Order
Sloop Exchange. from Ashepoo 400 bushels Rough
Rice To Cohen, Hanckel Co.
AT QUARANTINE
spanish brig Anuncion Fomento, Alsins, Maanzas-1O
days. Ballast To P Hail.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship P'ometheus, Harris, New York-Jno Theo
Getty.
Steamship Moneka, shackford. New York-Jno l. Theo
Getty.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship Prometheus. Harris, New York.
From this Port.
Steamship Champion Lockwood, New York, Oct 80
UP for this Port.
schr W Smith, Tooker, at New York Oct 2s.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Alliance Kelly at Philadephia, Oct 26.
Schr Edwards, Bartlett, at Philadelphia, Oct20
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship Sea Gull Duon, from Baltimore, Oct 49, NJ.
LIST OF VESSELS
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ConsiSnees per Northeastern Railroad,
ncfoher

lIS bales Cotton, lis bbs Naval Stores cars Lumber
cars Stock Mdze &C. To Graeser, Lee, Smith q co, W
C Dukes 4 Co. Chisolm Bros. Screven Nisbet, Mowry
& Co, W X Ryan, Provost Marshal General, Adams
Frost & Co. Middleton, Kanapaux, Lsnneau Co. Ma
zyck Brothers, Mrs Thweatt, Sawyer, g Williams
& Co, S stoney, G Pritchett, B Williams, cart
Kopff " Jervey, ] Coclough, II Nathans, NJ Caio-
well & Son. Mantoue & Co, and Order.
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NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERs

CITY TREASURY OFFICE,
OCTOBER 2, 1857.
III, AUCTION LICENSES EXPIRED BY ORDl-
a NANCE on 3Oth September. Renewals Will he
granted on application at this Office If made during TINS
Month. ~ ThoMAS lily lreasurer'
October
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NOTICE To DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS.
CITY TREASURY OFFICE
October 8, 1867.
rToAY EXECUTIONS WILL ISSUE FROM THIS Of
FICE on 22d inst. on all unpaid returns for 1857,
due on 29th June last. >. THoMAS,
ootohoro City Treasurer
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The Greenyille Mountaineer

rs PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT 81 Sc PER
year. in lvance. Advertisements inserted at usual
rates. ". E ELf onU,
NAV 10 Editor and Propristor|
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OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
January 8, 1867
nUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDEl
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepare
for delivery from this Office s. THOMAS,
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wnminuton Market

WILMINGTON. October 2s-TuRPENTINE-Marke
steady Sales of 22 bols at s3 60 Virgin and yellow
dip and 50 so for hard. z $50 lbs.
SpIRrrs TuRpENTNE-Isa q shade lower. and we quote
sales of 2O4 bbls at 81 X q gacn-market closing
quiet .,.,o =, ,
126 bbls No at SO.
No receipts sales of Tar.
CoTIoN-Saes today Of only Il bales. at lo><c ior
good ordinary.
FIsH-I25 bbls mullets received and sold from wharf
at So so Tor pine bbls. oo -
HAY-5O bales Northern sold from wharf at soc o
100 Tbs. o,<n
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TO PROVIDE FOR THE LIQUIDATION OF The lSIEhhsi
ON THE DEBT OF THE CITY, WHICH ACCRUED ON THE
Tu1Rr1ErH DAY OF SEPTEMBER LAST.
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ThFee Persons Killed BY Llg1at-
ming In Illinois.
Opening Of the National Horse Show
In Geneva.
GOLD CLOSED 1873 o-s.
FROM WASHINGTON.

New YoaK. July 8.
The 1Ttbane'ss Washington special says
theFe will be quorum in both Houses to>day.
Ia making up quorum of the House, only
those members who have been sworn in will
b counted. This will exclude Connecticut,
Rhode Island and Kentucky. II was intend
ed to.night to have held caucus, but it was
cenGdered unnecessary. It seems TO be the
general understanding that only two weeks
session will be had.
Speaker Colfax has stated that NO commit,
tses viii be appointed.
. Some trouble is expected in preparing q
now reconstruction bill, which may prolong
the session.
The extreme Radicals intend pushing for
ward q bill putting the South under Martial
Law, and giving the military commanders
the sole control until the new Constitutions
are adopted. Some of the milder Radicals
are urging the Louisiana Bill of the last ses.
sion, prepared BY Judge Shellabarger.
Senator Wilson 10 expected TO introduce q
bill emendatory to the Reconstruction Acts,
which will vacate all civil offices in the rebel
States, and authorize thecommanding officers
70 fill them by appointments, or by ordering
olections, and win give Registers the right to
decide on the qualifications Of the applicant
for registering.
The Times special says the majority of the
Judiciary Committee, state that owing to the
magnitude of the impeachment matter, they
will not be ready to report at this session.
The minority will report in favor of im>
mediate action, if adjournment is had to
October,
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ASSASSINATION TRIAL.
T,EE

WASHINGTON, July 8.
The Court announced that there would be
no session tomorrow.
DR.. Mcmillan was recalled and cross~ex.
amined slightly.
Charles II. Wood, . colored barber, test-
fed-In April, 1866, I was n work at the
shop of Booker h Stewart, on E street, near
the grocers' shops under the Ebbitt House;
knew Booth before the assassination; cut
his hair and shaved him, and know him we'll.
The prisoner was asked to sand up.
have seen the prisoner before; on the
morning Of the assassination ] saw him at
Booker B Stewart..s barber shop; / shaved
and trimmed the prisoners hair; Surratt
came 70 the shop with Booth and McLAngh-
lin and another; the three named talked
about coming from Baltimore; also trimmed
Booths hair that morning; when / got done
waiting on Booth, he got ont Of the chair
and went to the back part of the shop, where
Mclaughlin was standing at glass disguis>
ing himself with false hair.
A number Of other witnesses testified to
having seen Surratt in Washington, about the
time of the assassination.
Beyond the establishment Of Surratt's
presence, however, their testimony was un-
Important
The Court took q recess.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Nrv Yopr. Jnlv /.

New YoRK, July 8.
The Herald cable special Gays: The Lon.
don Times and London Post express pity for
Maximilian, and denounce the action of Ju-
arcs. Some Of the London journals ridicule
NApeleon's idea Of liberty in France as ex>
pEessd in his speech 1t the exhibition.
Four hundred and ninety Catholic Bishops
presented N adectionate address to the Pope,
aad one hundred Of the towns Of Italy also
tldsssssa the Holy Father. An Italian dep
uky asserted in the Legislature that Austria,
with those of tho neighboring powers, are
perfscting Eeaties hostile TO the peace Of
Italy.
Military reinforcemenls, with supplies Of
ans and food, lad reached the Christian in.
sufeents in Gambia, from Greece. Omar
Pasha was preparing for another assault on
Ne main portion Of the revolutionists.
Nessrs. Charles Perkins, lawrence Smith,
Hsnuel B. Rnggles Goodwin Birney. alias
Aowe Kennedy, Mdflat and Chickering, have
bssu created Knights Of the Legion Of Honor
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FROM MONTANA.

ST. Louis, July q.
Montana dates 70 June 10 say: The Dlsm-
ocratic Territorial Convention, called fof
sJsly 16tl, will nominate delegates 10 Con-
Usss and Territorial officers.
Gen. Stronghman, in speech in Virginia
03, sead aA the Indian tribes. in Montana
hoId council on Powder river, and it wos
boosted that they would have 25,O00, and
Nore bent on tho determination Of the vi IL.
Gov. White, Of Kansas, il rais;ns eisht
iOupanies of volunteers 70 fight the 1ndi sns,
81 1expects to have them ct Fort HarkeI On
Saturday.
The seeox1er Ben johnson reached onaha
ysGbsrday, for Fort Benton, with 500, ,OQo g
Eeola dssk 3,6O0 stand of aims, and battery
|ofAftilsEy, for use in the Territory Of Hon
-.
No Indians have been seen in the Galiatin
YalasY s;nos tho arrival Of Gen. Meaghsr and
tkNv43untoeTD.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES
ATHENS, July 8,

ATHENS, July 8.
The Greek blockade runner Arcadia has
made her fourteenth voyage to Gambia. She
landed 800 volunteers for the Insurgent army,
2.oo0 muskets and supply of food, and
other necessaries for the sinsurrectionary
forces. She Was pursued By the Turkish feet,
but succeeded in escsping.
Omar Pacha is preparing to make another
attack on the Christian position at SphakiA
LONDONDERRY, July 8,
The steamer Moravian from Greece has
arrived.
LONDON, July 8.
Late news from Brazil says that the United
States colonists are suffering the greatest
destitution, bitterly repenting their journey.
The estate of Sir Morton Peto has been
put in bankruptcy.
LIVERPOOL, July 3.
Senator Sherman is . passenger on board
the steamship City Of Paris, which sailed for
New York tosday. He denounces Attorney
General Stanbery's opinion on the recon,
struction laws ~ an attempt to annul the
acts of Congress.
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