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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-02

The Boston correspondent of the Chicaoo
Times writes: 81 saw ex-President Pierce
in town among the law offices, the other
day, after having taken Speaker Colfax out
to ride behind a pair of fine horses. The
ex-President looked youthful and finely.
Time mas touched his head with gray, but
there is that innate kindliness and GENTLE
ness of expression in his countenance which
indicates a nature never liable to grow old
his step is as prompt as it was fifteen wears
ago, and he promises to make well pre-
served old gentleman.'' i,2iis f9'lf '75,+ =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-02
One Canse ofCrime.

To those who have daily access to the
local news of the city and country, the rec
ord of crime is indeed alarming. Theft.
robbery, murder, arson, rape and the like
crimes are committed openly, daringly, in
every part of the State. These crimes used
to be chiefly confined to the purlieus oflarge
cities, but now the most secluded spot in
the interior of the State is not exempt from
daring crimes. The inquisitive naturally
asks for solution of this unprecedented
growth OF crime, and it is not difficult
matter to give at least one solution. EX-
ample is said to be stronger than precept.
and when the citizen, whose duty it is to
obey the law, finds the Lawmakers them
selves stepped in iniquity it is not unnatur-
al to follow their example. If il is pub
licly known that our Congressman and
Legislators, falsify and plumber, steal and
rob, take bribes for acts of iniquity, vote
themselves public money just as thev
please, and commit other diabolical ont
RACES, it is not astonishing that the ruffian
in private life should take courage from the
ruffian in public position. If our law-mak-
ers desire that their enactments should be
obeyed let them set better example of pu-
rity and virtue than the last Legislature and
the last Congress have done. What de-
basing thought, that the men who are sent
to make wholesome laws for the safety OF
a confiding people, should themselves be
the boldest thieves and robbers in the State
or Nation 7 sEe,~S e1vsr rrF4 ~ = = -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-02
! Great ,ssi3lt Bar gains,

.o1 s9paEuoila Us 2ni1sk .5uonur8vog 10
ze2ItGt1 10 tF1 yHiwoTs s9zesgx9 lgi3stis
'sR2-s cV. 81 n00 f,-i6 .ysN et1 VS. ts3Hhcgq
SIS SIS sHolNag t9toaEA o2}s priszsss1'la sol
IS sl4s'zi@ - 5s,5WEys9ee y ~ Mossos2 sltslOeD
inessTu 9fT d .5ns sv,lo en sl.,ss,sls as
loG iiiR sssT2GoD ri v1irojfm sniinT
SIS aids nj bst4sn snoi3orrJ-81 org glaq8
q HailGs.q-Hi si1 bqo1q oH s9FiDP-g q .ta3qe
-sssHi sii1 YE5 1I .sigosg rs $500 5s-s4ai
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-02
Great Bar gains.

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L1uaagsq g. .1u yeq 5aaas9 9g ,uaa1 d.,
Eds3 9dt Do 1toii..E Iis o3.8ya Gsf] sFuat
yTaHi IoTHt -Ei3 1.i91GQqR 81 ii .fiaosa I9rt
E9Q 0G0 oN.ga-% EJ oIQqE s9a14ibasgE9
lED 'ans in;t t6D0h ou ad nso AIadT .Isy
sesos1 e.a oA No3flo1of4 / tsse si sr8si0Waepcs
Ios4mo ps42e.g gsll 5ss N,a 5s5as SIS . ai3 3e ~
300 10 LIub siif 81 iii8 81 .aisNa9 sM zo SIS
- .zsiduo-se iZ9n ybod jEdl B3ii s4gs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-02
Great Bargains.

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-if9 % sin2iiih Il 91 faidR 1o faisa4uo qua
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FifT .LIsHa f9erfHo 1sear 5gTahaD'G sd Isiu
'fij % sa1a 1edrs afl5 srTl -s4si si1ebHHi5
raoiiiHa q siaf JaGf tagz7 eT .sIqoe4
55 iI!H -fsioGio AT 81 qo ssgeaaoo
sdfse s54n1iaagg ad1 aiT9ea7 = 2Hjatxas
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-xs 90 1asiasiffa = .aaaH5 grH IS 5sq9oa'
10 1rds yIiTGraHia7 ijiw HsfaS -Ens Eui15sG
3as y1i1Eg io ila5 9lll GsiE aFai2 .lHB Qsrda
vista
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-23
Mulnmer 259.'
Mhmd &s<
gie botte nit einer ofFeetirten 9I.iIb,

Sic bate NIT elmer offeetirten Glei&s
'eiiItielltigfeit oeiprndeH unb man
tonnte iuebI Ieid5t heiiaerftn; bab iener
Spott, ben iie in ibrrr ean;en @ebe eins
gefodten un0 nit benz he nian6es @ert
betent Eatte, tein uatIrIi9er, Geiunbes,
iOnoern Elm gewaltfam erSipufgener ,par,
roourh ne nur cine GENTLE beftige
innere MufmaQHna, bic mir iehg here
fndt fiHo, @iferfndDt au ntinen, nie6et
81 fdmpfeu fdien. SEPT bate fe ben
Brief 9e5Hnet, uno las NIT elmer tart
bibrirenOen Gimme, ipdbreno lire
Mugen fait leioenidaltliH funfeIten:
s. ,,@eebrteiter SER Abrohamfobn!
Ber3eibeu sic mir, BEN ornen uSls
gIi6li@en, berlaifenen a8eibe, iuenn
i'd es mage, mid brieFi@ an 9ie go
ipenoen itno gegen Sic, tueungIei& 8
mir lpabrlih linenolid lAper luir0, cine
ein5i9e, heine Bite aus;ufpre@en. =
Sfa9 nieineni nnfole I'm Sbe0ter bers
lor i'd, ME Sie ipiifen, iiieine Chile;
obne 0ur9 cine tfeine Renfefy ipenn
and nur i'm @eringften unb Qlnndhembs
fen etfd,aoiet 81 feiR. SD manbte mid
bllFos ipie i'd mar, bilrm meiner eiaes
men S1noe Nrbeit febr fiiinrnerIi@ e..
nabren, aber Is fMeint, ale iuerM mid
oas un9Iia nod ntebr berfoIaeu iBoIIte,
oenn augenbli6tid bin id frnnt nnb
aidt i'm Stnn0e, etiuas fur meineu lns
terbalt 3u thuni 9ln's EranfenInger
eef. felt, fat gdr3 bertliitiaert, ckHe
&atb, an ipti Id mid IN biefer trdaris
gen Sage iuenben f6nnte unb fGeinbae
bon aIler g1elt perloiIen, mar IN bereits
in ber er0bten 8er3peifuna. aIs i'd
enoli9 S9rer gebahteI 8, Strr Mtt1s
barniobn, @ie peroen miI6bersig IeiR
uieine Bite nm cine fIeine llntttItiis
bung nidt lbeI anfnebmen, iuenrt ID
Sic berfiaere, bab mid nur bic b0afte
yfotb nno Mrnlutb 3tuingen fonHte, Elm
iol9es grinhen an Sic ~ ifeIeft 30,
es 1T 0os erfte MaI, bab i1 BET freiaDen
2euten ui, elm @Irnofeu bite, iin6 mtIs
den Summer i'd babel etlpfnSe, lp66s
ren0 I'D oies nieoerfdreibe, ipeIHe Thr6>
men i'd iiber rnein unfdgIid eIenDes ges
fdid beraui1en babe nflo nod beraiebe,
bas tueiB nur Soft, gu ben i'd bete, sitein
tranriges Oafein III en6enl f5g ,BssBs.7
5n0ern itb sic bieImals bite, mid
eiti9it ;u enti9uloigenbin i'd
SIRE ergebenife Dienerin
NmaIie 2in6ent5 a q
(Hortfebuua folat. '.sS+@ 2.t2~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-23

DC AllfilhisIt aa9lisi stssaaadI5aE ii
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-23

a er1 -
les su erspinaer, beeeeneten 800 boIIs
ltan6ig beiuaffneten SSrei9eiaiIenen uno
Elm Blntbab nuroe nur bur1 einen einft<
peitiaen glufihnb perbinOert. h Gapitdn
Brandt teIegrapbirte 6ierauf an @enes
raj Seott uno bat UNI 8eritartun9en.
Gin; Electromagnetic iiiplider .3eis
tun9srebacteur bebanptete bor Sur5eIa,
oaB Der @nben bal0 Nnitrenoraeen ma.
dben tperbe, Inn ieine Staateit 6iird 9ers'
iuanbIuns in Serritorien CUR 9sertretune
suseIaiien gu iehen. -n sssa@
Scr &aiier BON 9luBIan6 bat bur6
einennfas cine nsue GmriGtung in 9os
len ber9eitellt - bic 8oIniidnen 6inan'
sen iuerOtn unter 0iulIifhe 9lufiidt 9es
teat, bas 2ane in 5, ftatf 10 5Sifrifte
9etbeiIt uno biefea grobere 8efnsni1e
iibertpieien, aIs fie friiber beIosen.
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escl,eereufd,Ieifer.

Sd tbeiIe bitr6urd BEN qubItum adtunesp nit,
baB Id MID 5eitweilfg IN biefef Sfa6t una iwar IN
SO. rs 9forb College Strabe ilie6ereelaen babe unh
iesr berett bin, SeberHiann mf G5Ieifen pom
Steeren, Weiern, 9arntsfiern +. aHf bic tiirs
ian20 3m* 9aGob &a6Ier. z
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-23

@ouDernelr 0es Gtaates SenneHee'
4naae Gieienisen, Sensn bas gOrIiesenbe gu @efi9t
& femmt, meinen @ruB
ga mir miteetheiIt porben lit, baB Elm gerpifier 3
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-23

Drinnen i'm goeoir mar inoel1en
Sran Sennette ioeIei6, Madden, oas
&tubenntaoHeti binausseeaHgen, BON
ibrsr @baifelon9pe nuf0elprnneen unb
bate bas Bud, in Dem Iie Dor elmer
8ierteitunoe nod 70 ungeltort eeleien,
beftig an Booen geidleuotrt, mdbreno
Pc iebt ielblt in ilidt sertnger gInfres
sun9 i'm Gunner auf uno dbfArttt, NOS
bel re folsenoen, artiaen Wono log
,,einea Brief an. i'm, - faste re
namIi9, 0bon elmer feinsn Danienbano
gd@rieben! Sd, ia, loa febt's: yri.
uatiui, an Serrn5 Garl Nbrobaihicb,,
hierl ~ Mas miro es iein? 30, iA
Tam Is mir bsntef, iebr gut oenfeni -
2Lber las 1T Elm gang herrliaer 3nfaH,
Der ibn IN uleine Sanoe Iiefert uno nun
lol II eefeben nnS iiG min mid an feis
ller 8erIegenbeit ipeioen! - Differ
Brief lit bielIeiAf Der @dliilIel, Der mir
kline Hsinet,, pifantsren gebsininiife
er6fInet, ia, Id tn6dte bdrauf n,etten,
6ab &c non; Der Yeriou lit, bic id) fHon
slttt MltBeI sOe1 III StEUuHk s9uue4 - III
LID lpeib, rneine gonbinationen fIbren
MID in 0ieler ,Be3iebrng ME ire uiio
i'd Fnbe inner ben rihtiaen N6eQ nno
Die .eebsintnibnoIIe Spuf, bnbaba -
.0lber ---- iuaruil fon id rotben, mo
| i'd mir bic auFDipne zines inteteflau.
lten HdfbleIs 10 Ieid1t MAIDEN tanll? !! -
Or Tam es mir nidt berdreeiL irenn Id
- in meiner glrgIoiigteit = ieineu
Brlef 5ifne, 6enH i'd bin ia febr turj-
lii1tia naO babe beruteirt, Die NDteIe lei
an mid seriatef. Hcbstbdapt no )
| rum iOIlfe i'd nod S69srh, ottie tIeins
SsOiscretiOn gu btoeben? Rarlir
\ ,bdtf er fem 8erlpretben nitbt, Der eIeaD,
/ Binder, iporuni reiit er nit mir ni@
.EnaA 9talien, no 6ie Cuff tieleidt Be,
| limb anf meme Mugen einspitft, 10 bal
| i'd mid in ipdisren Ndgeit beifer Der,
Iieben f6nnte? - -@e If feine eigen
gdugb lnb 0arriii 49, DIfusn ut
4 ssH <kl s5sisiasi415 sig .nisn.C2 /
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-23
Gurn-6dlle,s
RI ,,erfanfem.

Cine aubsrorSentEib cute RefiDeus Irb @eIegenbeit
fur eineM Scoen, SIX BET i65, Gde Don Gbnr Strase
ms gers tFEs &oLi's pot Gieies Gisens
rrerben, n&1RfiH SIX bel S. an 6bnr9 Gtrabe unb
bic gfarrei nit 8auiteae, 100 Sup 6ropt MAO BEN
Sofe 1a. ett.# -4s4at Fl, q. Cd. GccpeIs
! Ees.3 q gfsE 81 Is GrurbbeFit Ngent,
= ian20 fgSs ode CAPITOL ApeHue unb 2 arr Str.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-23
ScIc9rapg, Nadlrit0trn.
RabeI= Macbri6ten
Ste 8eformen un6 Der Mis
niferwe6fel in 5raHfreid.
Observation-Disclosures Der 5reigeIafeneu bel
..v. Slbannab. .a ... :.
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Srlleb lillfereS Sefaabteu
init BEN '9Jrdl tbentem =
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9lae Nitalieosr oes Cabinets bnben
benz &aifer tbre &eignotion einoereidt
bon oenen feds nidf angenenllnen fpMrs
ben. Inter ben angenemnienen befinbet
ii1 Die bon SouIO. Sic 9lufreglna in
paris lber eiele 8eranberungen 1T groB;
man glnubt, bob iie auf einen friegeris.
iden5@eit in Der anslDdrtiecn 3olitif
binOelten; bod appIan6irt onf Der ans
bern 9eite Die fransoiil1e YreAe bic
pom Dem 8ailer eilgefihrten 9fefornler,.
2oro Derbp foa I'D, entfdieoen baben,
benz 8orlalnente feine &eforinbia bon
Seiten Der fegiernng porSnlegen.
Cine sRebG5abl Der 9oriier Sonraaie
erfldrt Die eia9efiibrten 3efornleu fin,
iebr liberal; bic Befa9nille bee Senats
!. 9. iolen be6esteno- auSaeoebnt tutrs
Den. rs. 50 ~ g E
Gin Rdrfdaa Basaine lit cine Sroer
abee9aneen, ipelde ibn feiner bn6en
Etching in Merifo entfleioet. 3
Ser Nfonitenr iaet, OaB bic Gegies
rung es brinaenb tpiinidt, ibre ausm1rs
tige 8olitif Den &amnern au erflarelt
uno SnterpeIIationeu iiber 6iefen @egens
hanD an gteae Der iibliden aoreiIe que
Ia6en tOirO. a s
yta1ri6ten bonn Often beItdtigen, bnB
Ole unruhen in Nsbanien abermals aus
gebtoden iitio. @ .a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-23
g Gtit sfeifembe. ~
ab fab'rt Der gifsmb at'hsSs 6

QouisbiIIe aaab gedgbbiIIe Gifeibahu:
Mbfdbft post aoaisptas IS 6 q.Sah $50 d g.
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I So, sss*ss s-.ss ;ss.. q ~ s2tttsgs
aHhntt N 2outsptHs -. 90 nfss 40 y. ~.
81 Gnuntin MeeoniubatiDa. =
Absdns Der Saee.. $50 ~
GogsfeIb un6 9entudp eifeABuBh.
beans Yer Saes. -sst1se p.A.
aatHbfIIe nfb Chattanooga GiisnbabL
q =, srfss = ..-.s-.s.... 50 31eA&S.
geafhbiIIe irab Rornpejiern Gifeneakn
nbaala Dsx 8iIee. =. g .oe q. D. as -
glafhbilge unt DetotItr @iftnbetn
etaaHs tss Sass...ss.. ]. -. $50 ,. - es1.2AA
sAN TO H49ssg1 iFssln5l nd
fesfsss sgNss gsl9sisHsssa fasrthiefea
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q ID 9Dff %. Sal

@s wirD berihtet, OaB Der Ser, @tads
fen @elanOte BEL Der GepnbIlf @oIafabin
cine ernitIiHe G9pierieteit nit Dr6lis
bent @eosqueta eebabt un6 feiiae BdfIe
gefor6ert babe. WlOsquera foa tim ges
fa9t ababenS &c bran1e feine 8d6e; ,er
tonne 0eben ODER bleiben, iuie Is ibm
beliebey G0rdaf nrt0n nile 2ser6InDnno
absebro9en unb Die Sa9e ieiner Nes
aieEnlla an9eimaelteIIt babe : svass ia
gol0 SSlef1erse Militia toH, trabrs
i@einIi@ mad 0lebeIIenberidten, einen
iolhen GMre6en 6erbreiten, DaB ale
2d6en gefhtolfefs llfsh oGer @elGaftes
betrieb unterbrDGen feisn - 10 fagt Der
Stem 0Ort Seral0.
Sol. Morton in yaelD gxgiEc bat
eineu Ylan eingereiAt, ,oeinantelGe bic
ttnlbkrfGmsifenDetl SaDi0peEffdnlftle mad
bee 9HoidneFs 0fcietbe beFpaalisE 1ueroeli
i0aeny no man lie eoptrolliren f0nAe.
@kDerQs 4oGnn, Der ioeben bon 9lIis
mole 3iariiG9eEfhrtigf, fdat, Dab CnB gSClP
I'M MIlegnefnen Dem Snlpea1mnlt oes
Drdftesnten 9iinitig geltiimgnt fei, Dd &c
iea3 10BSG OSGOteAYGbe WV 1&eDGEkKGIHnP
zen l@nlpia gsramt babe. Cine 9pes
cial6epefde Oct Eiifsse Idet feboA, 6ab,
or6eF Der Sauuvllln9 pOa Berpealeil,
bod 1ehi b alfdr; 4eifF 25Itit b Dieier
2lnoelegenbeit get5an luerDt.
Getretdr Mc9allO9 foH fur ben Ser
tanf Oee aiibeFg ffIiggH @uibesu fin, aber
fih Die Beitiultnuna Iber Belt Hno Be-
lauf DorbebaIten iDOllefi.
Gin goniIiIt miro UielIeidlt In ben
Mdbe bon 5dbdhMnb 5pi(dDsn ben fsrei-
eelafTmep Hub ErnppeB ltnttfinpsuys Sene
lueigerten I'D iidfjlids, cine Btahfags 81
sneElaiIep pOfr @OlitroEte fiir Aas Sabl
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paTsn, mi bls sfabsaa8 Oes 8eiebs
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8 afhinaton. %. Sun.

8rebet So. $. &ariin, Dfaior bonn
40. u. 9. Snfanteriereeinlente, TT gum
@onimiffdr bes SreeouIen's 8iireau's in
SeuneIfee ernannt lporoen.
Sen. Gbernlati bot eine flene Ser
tbeiIuug ieines Departments unter Die
folgen6en 8eneraIe norgenomtnen ::
9auptqndrtier bon 2lrfnnfds in Sort
Smitb, General Sr0; @iiiIouri in Sort
2eatealportb. 8anlas, @iniieto g. Sans
cod; Department Blatte, Sauptqnors
tier Omaha, Nebrasta, general goofe;
Separtement Sarotab, Sort SHILLING,
General SerrD. s s.5ssu SIS Is,
guf Der 9eaeue Sstan6 Station Der
pau3erlbiffe iino ebenfalIs febr ourds
9reifenbe unl6noernn9en Dor iid ges
9angen. - sa @
Sn Solae Der gIushreiduua elmer
GIauleI bon $50 900 fir Glerfs i'm
Gaabarnte fiao so @ierfs,. meiftens
oertriippelte &olbaten, entlallen iporoen.
Ser Secretdr beoauert Die Stotblpeneigs
teit IN 6iefer ratbsa 5abres5eit, snnIuI
ba hlnreidenoe 8efdafti9une ,flrl fie
borbdnoeit III. % q 5&7840g8@k
0lbseoroneter @arFelo bra9te cine
Bill elm, meIbe Die fol9enoeH Saupts
slge entbdIt / Drti Bdrger, fpel6e
feline f0beraIe SteIIung bethlehem, lollen
Die Bidder, SeIIer unb Depofiten i'm
SAasarlte inipiciren; ~ ben tbatIa9S
Ii1en 8orratb an baaren geIoe; 3 J ben
8etrls bon 0FentIi1em @eIoe, peIhes
bel ansern 5nltituten nieoer3eleat III,
einfeJen; 4 J iiber bic Bombs, lpeIGe CUR
Sideriteauna Der NatioHat 8amfen i'm
S6abanite 6eponirt finO, beribten; 81
iiber 0ns Gerfabren bel Der @us3ablung
bon Sntereien; 81 ibcr Den sBerfanf
bon Sob 1lno arlberctn 6ffentIiben
GeIbe;s ~ iiber oas gserIabreR beiin
Dru6e bon NationaIbnnts unb 4. g.
stcten; 81 iiber bic ginl6iuna bon It. @.
8apieren; g. iiber Die 1tednunosflbs
rurs unO 10) iiber itgeno meIde Neas
Oerungen, iuelde NIT 9iuben eineetiibrt
itueroen nIO6teu. g..,s $
5000 logaGc Burger bon giorocnros
lima abahen an ben @onSreb petiticrirt
Mrl bic 8ilOung eiHee neueH &taates
ODER Die 0ee0nftruction 6es dIten auf
repubiifaEif9et @rnaol0ge. 9ssis
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-24
OFFICIAL.
Headquarters Second Military District,l

Headquarters Second Military District
CHARLESTON, S. c., October %, 1867
[CIacULAR
[. Commanding Officers of Posts, upon the nomina-
tons tho Boards of Registration, Will appoint for each
election precinct polling place within their commands
three discreet and duly qualified persons who will be
designated managers OF Elechons"-in all appoint
ments for the Shte of South Carona-and 1nspectors
of Elections" when appointed for North Carolina.
II. When suitable persons cannot otherwise be OBJ
taned members OF the Boards Of Registration will be
eligible for that purpose.
I'LL When 1t ia imprachcable to fill such offices for any
election precinct polling place. such election precinct
or polling place will By order OF the Post Commander
be consolidated with adjoining election precinct or
polling place for which such appointments complete
Such consolidation will only be made among the respec-
tive election precincts belonging to registration pre-
cinct
~. Tho order appointing officers OF elections will
specify tho election precinct polling place by number
and also by the local 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 mado and such order will be forwarded viii
out delay TO these Headquarters
" Tho officers appointed as above provided will, i'm
" N-o
Commanding officers of Posts. qualify by taking the
oath prescribed in General Orders No. 6 current seres
from these Headquarters Form No. l.
vi. Commanding officers of Posts will fll Gil vacan-
cies in the Office Of Registrar that may OCCUR, stating in
the order therefor tho persons to whose places such
pointmcnt made. and the Of such vacancy; and
such appointee Will forthwith qualify.
VII. When Registrar is candidate for election at
the election ordered to take pac, the 10th and 2Oh
days OF November next he shall give notice thereof to
tho Post Commander and such Office of Registrar shall
be doomed vacant.
VIII. The lowers and duties Of Registrars superin-
tendents Of elections, and of officers Of elections whose
appointments are herein provided for. will f1ei by
General Orders.
X Managers and inspectors Of Elections will receive
no pay mileage but will be entitled for clerical labor
not to exceed the Of ten dollars for each Board for
all duties performed In regard to elections.
K. Tho pa, and mileage Of Registrars as superintend-
ents of elections will be fixed by General Orders
By command OF Dvt Major General ED. r. s. CANDY.
LOUIS Y. CAZIARC,
Aide-de-Camp, AcPg. Asst. Adj't. Gon'l
Official: L. v. CAZIARC, de-de-Camr. Actg. Asst.
Adj't. Genl.
October "a
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headquarters Second Military District,

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CHARLESTON. s. c.. October "a, 1857.
IGENHnA1 ORDEns. No. 10G.l
The following supplementary instructions pub
shed for government of Boards and officers connected
with registration.
IL session Of each Board of Registration, for the
final revision of tho registration lists, will be held at
convenient point to be selected by the Board Within its
registration precinct The several Boards will not sit IN
the several election precincts as heretofore, but at
single place designated above provdsd and any per-
son entitled to registration within such registration pre-
cncts will be there registered In the book OF the cleo
ton precinct In which he may reside.
III The section for final revision will bs held on
Tesday the 9Th day of November next and will continue
five consecutive days.
". Reasonable public notice shall be given In zach
election precinct where registration has heretofore
taken place. of the time and place of holding the session
provided for In paragraph H. and Of the object Sos
sion provided by Acts Of Congress in relation thereto
v Commanding Officers OF Posts are required to
yere by ordsr the Boards Of Registration, at con-
venient place within their respective registration pre-
cincts Immediately upon receipt of This ordar, for the
purpose of making arrangements for holding the session
provided for In paragraph II.
VI At the meeting provided for by paragraph ILL., the
Boards will take measures to due notice to be
given The meeting for final revision prescribed In
paragraph ".
VII. The Commanding officers of Posts WILL far as
practicable, afford facilities to the Boaids in the pubca
ton of such notices. by requiring local civil magistrates
other officers In the vicinity whore notices to
he posted to attend to the posting of such notices as
may be transmitted to them for tas purpose by mail OF
otherwise by the Boards of Registration.
VIII. The pay and mileage Of registrars upon tho nnal
revision will be the heretofore allowed except
that only eight days will be allowed for oil services
dered By the registrars. Mileage will only be allowed
journey to and fom each of the two sessions Of
the Boards herein provided for
*. The final registration will be completed dupi-
cate in the registration books already provided and
the completion thereof set of said books will be
tanned by the Boards Of Registration to be placed in the
hands OF the managers and inspectors Of elections when
such officers shall be appointed and duly qualified, and
the other set will be transmitted through the Post Com
manders to these Headquarters.
x. Commanding officers Of Posts will soc that all
orders In regard to the completion of the lists
piled WITH and that the books complete in accord
anco with such orders before forwarding the
herein required.
By command of Bv.. Major General Ed R. S. CANDY
LOUIS V. CAzIARC,
Aldo do-Camp, Act. Asst. Adj. General
Oficial o. NJ. mitchell, Aidede-Camp.
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Hoadquarters Second Military District

Headquarters Second Military District,1
CHARLESTON, S. c., October q, 1867.
GENERAL ORDERS No 106.l
Post Commanders may admit to bail persons not sub
ject to the Articles OF War; held in arrest by military au
thority charged with offences not capital upon security
as provided in tho following paragraph:
Security shall consist: 1st, Of cash deposit OF the
amount for which bond is required ba 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 be feeholder
and must justify in twice the amount of the penalty and
must under SEAL authorize any officer ordered by the
Post Commander, In case Of default and non-payment
by the surety demand, to summarily seize and sell
sufficient Of the property Of principal and surety to sat
sfy the forfeiture and costs; and Immediately upon de-
fault made the bond shall constitute lien upon she per-
sonal property Of both principal and surety.
All bail and other bonds taken under military authori.
ty will conform to the foregoing directions when not
otherwise specially provided
by command of Bvt. Major General Ed R. s. CANDY.
LOUIS V. CAZIARC,
Abide Camp, Act'g Asst. Adpt GenI
Official: O. N. MITCHELL Md-deCam,.
Ociobar o.