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GERMAN, SPANISH and FRENCH
OFFICIAL.

OFE1NAALs
HEADQUARTERS Second Military Distriot,l
CHARLESTON s. c., October 22, 1867. J
GENERAL ORDERS. No 106
l. The following supplementary instructions pub
shed for eoy ernment of Boards officers connected
with registration.
H. session of each Board OF Registration for the
final revision of the registration lists will be held at
convenient point be selected by the Board within its
registration precinct The several Boards will not sit in
the several election precincts heretofore but at
single place designated above provided and any per-
son entitled to registration within such registration
cncts will be there registered In the book of the elec
| ton precinct in VIII ich he may reside.
III The section for final revision will be held on
Tuesdau the 9th day of November next and will continue
five consecutive days.
" Reasonable public notice shall be given i'll each
election precinct. where registration has heretofore
aken place. of the time and place of holding the session
provided for paragraph H. and Of the object of such
sion as provided by Acts Of Congress in relation thereto
v Commanding officers of Posts are required to con-
yere BY order the Boards Of Registration at some
yenent place within their respective registration pre-
cincts Immediately upon receipt of this order for the
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 cause due notice TO be
given ef the meeting final revision as prescribed il
| paragraph ~.
VII The Commanding Officers OF Posts will as far as
practicable afford facilities to the in the publca
ton OF such notices. by requiring local civil magistrates
or other officers in the vicinity where notices are tC
he posted to attend to the posting OF such notices
may be transmitted to them for tlat purpose by mail OIL
otherwise by the Boards OF Registration.
VuI The pay and mileage of registrars upon the fna
rsyisou will be the heretofore allowed excep
that only eight days will be allowed for all services
dered by the registrars. Mileage will only be allowed
for one Journey to and from each the two sessions
the Boards herein provided for.
| IN The final registration will be completed aapii
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 h
hands of the managers and inspectors of elections wheI
such officers shall be appointed and duly qualified,
the other set will be transmitted through the Post Com
manders to these Headquarters.
X. Commanding officers of Posts will that al
orders in regard to the completion of the lists com
plied with and that the books complete in accord
ance with such orders, before forwarding the q
| herein required.
| Bv command of Bvt. Major-General ED. R. S. CANDY
LOUIS V. CAZIARC,
Aide de-Camp, Act Asst. Adjt. General
Official: O. NJ mitchell, Aide de Camp.
October "a
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The election In Georgia a.

COLUMBUS, November 2.-The result of the
weeks farce in Muscogee county, 1,7A totes poll
cd; all for Convention. About so whites voted
The Convention has majority by over 200 of the
registered votes. The great ''stinkee," Ashburn
J. G. Maui, of Alabama Thomas Gilbert, Of Chat
tshoochee county, Van Jones, OF Columbus. and j
c. Casey, of Marion county, the last two being ne
groes, are elected.
SAVANNAH, November 2.-This district has gone
for Convention by about 300 mojority; total city
vote, 2,511; county, 1923.
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Our washington Dispatches.

Our Washington Dispatches.
REGISTRATION IN NEW YoRK-DEMooRATIo MAJORITY
cERTAM-THE SOUTHERN RAnRoADs-NTEREs-
TING REVENUE DEcIsIoNs-THE EXPENSES OF TIE
WAR DEPARTlENT-RETURN OF A CELEBRATED
PAINTER, &C., &C. r .-
WASHINGTON, November 2.--The total registra-
ton in New York city up to last night was 1O6 29O
Registration continues to-day. The total registra-
ton last year, when the Democrats had 47,1S5
majority, was only 102, 142. The Democrats have
been exceedingly anxious about this registration,
but yesterdays work-61 ,Os8-reieves them. They
now regard the State certain by handsome ma
jority. ., r-s. yts
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad has paid
its Indebtedness 10 the Government, amounting to
half million. ..i'.- -'' 80
The Southern Railroad Committee has concluded
taking evidence. 1t is said the committee will re-
port in favor of seizing certain roads.
The following was issued by Grant to-day:
Officers belonging to stations in the South who
have been absent from their commands on account
Of the yellow fever, will proceed to their stations
in time to be present thereat ON the S0th Of this
month.
Revenue to-day, 81, $685. 900; for the week. So
O19,OOO; for the fiscal year, SIS, 900.
The New York Times has the following Wash
ington special:
Previous to the suspension Of Secretary Stanton
he fixed November LIST as the time when certain Of
the railroads to which the President had granted
extension ON their Indebtedness should expire.
The Nashville and Chattanooga Road, a short time
since made application to General Grant for q
further extension beyond this date. He has de-
cided that no more extensions will be given to
Southern railroads.
General Howard has made his annual report to
Grant. He says the amount of abandoned land in
possession Of the Bureau is 215, ,0A acres and the
number of pieces Of town property is 959. 1873
WASHINGTON, November S.-'rr.ie following are
late revenue decisions:
The use of still by chemists TO produce alco-
holic spirits makes them liable as distillers.
A negotionabie promisory note, made, signed
and issued, and made payable abroad may be ne
gotiated by endorsement here without stamps.
A guarantee endorsed upo. an instrument,
whether at the time C making or subsequently,
should be stamped as an agreement and unsigned
memorandum or instrument of partial payments.
When endorsed as customary it requires no stamp.
The announcement that the retrenchment ire
forms already inaugurated in the Wsr Department
by General Grant win amount to $5,0O0,00O per
annum has attracted inquiry respecting the pay
ments of the treasury on account of the service OF
the War Office, from the 1stof January last to the
2Oth ult. They are as follows: Pay, s25, 5000
bounty, $40, 500 900; Quartermaster's Department,
900; Subsistence Department, $40 947, ,OOOi;
miscellaneous, $2S,7s1, 900, making grand total
of $1O9, $4,000. 90.
Mr.. Kellogg, the American painter, after thirty
years absence in Europe, has opened his studio
hara.
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The city of Memphis, Tenn, is financially hard
up. 1t owes $9OO,0OO, and has only million gross
revenue. Its Board of Aldermen are disputing
about retrenchment, and quoting MIR. Wilkins MI
cawbers financial syllogism. Meanwhile the city
scrip is rapidly declining in value.
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HEAVY DAMAaEs.-Mr. John Ross and others
have commenced an action in the Supreme Court
in New York against the Union Pacific Railway
Company. Eastern division, for an alleged breach
of contract, in which the amount ofdamages is laid
AT about FIVE millions of dollars.
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"A difficulty occurred last week between John
Quinn and Henry Mutt employees in the shops OF
the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Rail-
road, at Laurinburg North Carolina, which termi-
mated in the severe and supposed fatal stabbing
of Quinn. Mutt made good his escape, and ia now
at large
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September &c

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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.
TBY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH


dARIBALDI REFUSES TO DIsARM-THE KING or ITALY
DECLINES PROPOSITION TO LEAVE ROMAN QUESTION
TO oRoMANs-DEPARTURE OF DICKENS FOR AMERICA
LATE COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE, ETC, ETC.
FLORENCE, November PIP P. M.-Garibadi is
still at Monte Rotundo intrenched. He refuses to
disarm unless the Italian Cabinet is changed.
The King of Italy declines Napoleon's PROPOSE
ton to allow the Roman question to be settled by
vote OF the Romans.
LONDON, November "A farewell dinner was
given to Dickens previous to his leaving for
America.
Louisa kellogg made 8 successful debut at Co
penhagen.
It is rumored that the United States has bought
the Danish West Indian Islaud of st. Thomas for
$14, 900 in gold.
LONDON, November 2.-The French have entered
Rome The Italian reserve has been called out.
It is said Prussia is pledged to support Italy.
The relations of Prussia and Italy cause anxiety.
Menabrea, in note justihes the Italian ad-
vance. The dignity of Italy and the French viola
tion of the September Convention require it.
Advices from Garibaldis camp (six miles from
Romeo to the evening of the S0th say he had 5000
men. Recruits are arriving at the rate OF GEO
daily. He Will not attack Rome with less than
10000 He has only two brass pieces Of artillery,
which he captured at Monte Rotondo The Papals
are retiring, having burned the bridges. Carl
baldi resisted the wishes of his parsans to shoot
prisoners. The Priests fought bravely at Monte
Rotondo. Garibaldi had plenty Of provisions and
ammunition.
The Fenian General Warren has been convicted
OF treason and felony.
LONDON November 2-Noon.-Consols "a ZIG.
Bonds 70t.
LONDON, November p P. M.-Bonds 10 1-16.
LIVERPOOL, November 2-Noon.-Cotton quiet
and steady; sales 5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, November 2-2 P M.-Cotton dull
and unchanged Corn 49s. Cd. Lard 52s. cd.
Tallow ASS. Sugar 26s. Others unchanged.
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OR EDISTO AND ROCKVILLE,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

aS SNOTICE.-CONslGN PER STEAM
SHIP EMILY B. soUDER, hereby notified that
she is this day discharging cargo at South Allan
tic Wharf AL goods remaining on the wharf at sunset
will be stored at expense and risk of owners.
JOHN THEO. GETTY, Agents.
All freight amounting to fifteen (1G dollars or less
must be paid the wharf before delivery of goods
NovauharA
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aS- MARRIAGE AND CELlBACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANH0OD.-An Essay for
Young Men on tho Crime Of Solitude and the Physic-
logical Errors, Abuses and Diseases which create i'm
pediments to MARRIAGE, with sure means OF Relief.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free of charge.
Address DIR. j. ShlLLlN HoudhIoN'
Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICIAL
HEADQUARTERS Second Military District,
,uART ESTON - O. October 81, 1867. !

Headquarters Second military DAsircsl
CHARLESTON, =. c.. October 81, 1857 J
GENERAL ORDERS No l05
Post Commanders may admit o bail persons not SUD-
ect to the Articles of War; held in arrest by military au
thory charged with offences moi capital upon security
as provided i'll the following paragraph:
Security shall consist lst OF cash deposit Oh the
omount for which bond il required as tail by the State
Law in like cases. or ID OF bond in like sum, running
n thc Post Commander. conditioned for compliance
with all orders with surety who must b. ireeholder
and must Justify twice the amount of the penalty and
must under SEAL authorize any officer ordered by the
Post Commander in of default, and nonpayment
bv the surety on demand. to summariy seize and sell
sufficient OF the property Of principal and surety to sat-
isv the forfeiture and costs and Immediately upon de-
fault made the bond shall constitute lien upon the per
| sona property OF both principal and surety
All bail and other bonds taken under military author
tv will conform to the foregoing directions when not
| otherwise specially provided.
| By command of Bvt. Maior-Genera Ed K s. CANDY
| LOUIS '. CAZIARC,
Adde-Camp, Act'g. Asst. Adjt Gsn'l
Official. O. NJ mitchell. Md-de-Camp.
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arN rNOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVIN G
CLAIMS against the Estate OF JAMES PHINNEi, de-
ceased late of this CITY, Printer requested to render
them in legally atested and those indebted to the said
Estate will make payment to the subscriber.
RUFUS G. BARKLEY,
Administrator OF James Phinney, deceased.
,-o,n.,kn,o l8
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Our Richmond Dispatches.

CONVENTION TO MEET IN DEcEMBER-TRIAL OF
WIFE MURDERER.
RICHMOND, November S.-General Scho6eld has
issued an order convening the State Convention in
this cityon December 8.
jury was empannelled yesterday, after great
trouble, in the Henrico Circuit Court, for the trial
Of James Jeter Phillips, charged with the murder
of his wife at Drinkhards farm, near this city, in
February last.
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aS- NOTICE TO CREDITORs.-IN EQUITY
CHARLESTON DIsTRICT.--LOwNDES rs. ROBERT
sON-Under the order made in this cause, notice Is
hereby given othe creditors OF the Arm OF ROBERT
SON, BLACKLoCK and COMPANY, and the separate
creditors of ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, JOHN F.
BLACKIoCK and EDWARD N. THURSTON, who de-
sire to take advantage OF these proceedings 10 appear
before the undersigned at his office in the Court House.
and prove their demands or before the 10th day or
November 1857 be debarred hebeneft OF the decree
to be made in this case. JAMES TUPPEh-
October T m7wl Master in Equity.
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Yellow Fever Reports

MOBILE, November There were five inter-
ments from yellow fever to-day
MOBILE, November 2.-Yellow fever deaths to-
day, three; for week, twenty-eight. Weather clear
and warm.
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aENOTICE TO MARINERS.-C A Pr AING
AND PILOTS wishing to their vessels in Ashley
River are requested to do anywhere within direct
range of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARvES, the Charleston and St. Andrews side CT
the Ashley River; by which precauton contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. C. TURNER, II. NJ
Harbor Masters Office Charleston, February G, 1865.
February
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ADMINISTRATION NoTlcE.-ALL PER
sons having claims against the Estate of the late JAMES
P. EARLE, deceased, requested to present them,
duly at sed and those indebted to the said Estate will
make payment to Messrs. DURYEA & CoHEN, Attor-
neys at Law Library Building, Northwest corner OF
Church and Broad streets. ANNA T. EAi.LE,
Oatober1a 18 Administratrix.
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Marine Intelligence

New YORK, November a.-Arrived, 8. the Moneka
and Promethius, from Charleston; the Virginia,
from Liverpool; the Germania, from Southamp-
ton, and the German, from Bremen.
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EDWARD G. HUME. !
JOHN s. MITCHELL. Executors.
T. GRANGE SIMONS,


9S-FINAL NO rICE--ALI PERSONS HAVING
any claims against the Estate of the late Mrs. ANN
COBIA will present the properly attestad; and
those indebted to the same will make payment to
Messrs. BOWERS sILCoX. Auctioneers, No. 127 Meet
ing street. on or before the 10th November 1867 or they
will be debarred payment W. H. CoblA,
Octohar % ms Administrator.
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Ffre tn ohio lPeniteniary.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, November S.-An incendiary
fire took place in the Ohio penitentiary. Loss,
$4,000
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES

Having direct influence to the parts give immediate
relief For Bronchitis, Asthmn, Catarrh
ConsumDtiye and Throat Diseases, Troches
are used with always good success.
Singers and Public Speakers use them tt
clear and strengthen the voice.
OBTAIN only "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TIocHEs," and dC
not take any of the Worthless limitations that may be OF
tered. SOLD EVERYWHERE.
October - mTf4mo
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MARRIED.

s9- The Relatives, Friends and Acquain
ances of Mr. and Mrs. JOHN JeANELLI invited to at
tend the Funeral of their Infant Daughter THERESA,
their residence of Market and Anson streets
This afternoon, at halfpast Two O'Clock. y
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Tribute of Respect.
SPECIAL NOTICES..


as- DISTRICT COURT FOR BERKELEY DIS
DIsTRICT.-OCToBER TERM.-On motion OF A. 7.
sMYTHE Esquire Acting Attorney General ordered
That WEDNESDAY 9th November, be appointed SEN
TENCE DAY, and tor the call of the CONTINGENT
DOCKET and that the Clerk publish due notice of the
same Therefore all persons convicted at this Term of
the Court and who are out Recognizance all default
ing Jurors at previous Terms of the Court and all per-
sons against whom writs of Sci Fd returnabe at this
Term have been issued hereby notified to appear
at the Court House. in Mount Pleasant the day ap-
pointed. HENRY s. TEw,
November4 Q Deputy Clerk
as- THE COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS FOR
st. James Goose Creek will meet at the wassamasaw
Chapel on Monday the 11th November. instant, at II
o'clock. AM j. J. BROWNING
November4 my2 Clerk of the Board
RF FINAL NOTICE.-ALI, PERSONS HAY
ING claims against the Estate Of the late THOMAS NJ
HUME will present attested statements OF the same to
Messrs. SIMoNs & SISIoNs. Solicitors, No. II Broad
street, and those indebted thereto will make payment
to them with view to final settlement and closing of
the Estate.
EDWARD G. HUME,
JOHN S. MITCHELL. Erecutors
r. GRANGE SIAIONS,)
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EVENING DISPATCH.

Flour-Southern $40 Il 25. Wheat irmer. Corn
dull at 81 Sc 98. Oats 1c. lower. Pork lower at
$21 a 21 81. Lard dull at 12s 1890. Whiskey
quiet. Cotton lower at 18a 1sc. Rice dull; Caro-
lima 90 1Oc. Sugar quiet. Coffee firm. Turpen-
tine $50 sac. Rosin 50 Sc 50. Freights dull.
BALTIMORE, November 2.-Flour dull and tend
ing down. Wheat dull; good to prime red 81 so a
so. Corn down; new 81 Is. Oats lower at
20 7se. Rye lower; prime Pennsylvania SOC. Cot
ton 1s ls2c. Provisions very dull.
CINCINNATI, November 2.-Flour dull and easier,
but net quotably lower. Corn dull. Cotton dull
and irregular; Middling not saleable at over 16a
Whiskey unchanged. Mess Pork in demand; best
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Market Reports.

New YORK, November 2.-stocks dull Sterling,
time %; sight 10. Gold Az. 80 Coupons 81; new
u. Flour 1Oa 15c lower. Wheat quiet. Corn un-
changed. Rye dropping. Pork frmer al $21 49,
Lard dull at 123 1ssc. Cotton quiet at 1sc. Tur-
pentine 81 55c. Rosin common, $S As 5s4.
Freiehts quiet.
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R4- The Relatives. Friends and Aequaint-
ances of Mrs. and Mr. DENNIS HOGAN, of JOHN Ho-
GAN and family and OF MICHAEL sroREN and family, are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of the former
from her late residence In King street. above Line, This
afternoon, at Three o'clock. II November4
aS-The Friends and Acqu aintances of Dir.
and Mrs. THOMAS r. McAHAN, are invited to attend the
Funeral of their son EDWARD, at st. Marys Church.
Hazel street. at Four o'clock, This Monday Afternoon
November 4
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S H | P PIN @ .

FOR PROVIDENCE, r.. 1.-THE
&5N Bark KATE, Stamler, has two-thirds of her
[E%1NAcargo engaged and going on board and will
s&@@6have dispatch for the above port. For freight
room for 200 bales of Cotton apply to
STREET BROTHERS & c.,
October 20 No. IA East Bay.