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A REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ABOVE
n Lodge will be held at Masonic Hall, This
(1hursday) Erening, at halfpast O'Clock.
Members win take due notice and govern them
selves accordingly
Candidates for degrees will please be punctual.
By order of the W. NJ
ROBERT STEWART,
February @ Secretary.
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CHARLESTON CHAMBER OF COM.
MEROE-XLVTH ANNIVERSARY.
YHE CHAMBER WILL CELEBRATE ITS XLYTH
Il Anniversary on Tuesday next, February 11tn,
1868, at the Mills House.
An Election for of1cerv will be held at the above
place between the hours Of o'clock and o'clock,
P. NJ, under the management Of the following men,
bers who are hereby appointed Stewards for the
suing year
VIM. A. CoURTENAY,
F. j. PELZER. T. TUPPER. .
LEE HOWARD. Z. T. WELLS,
Members intending to dine will call on the Treasu
rer for their Tickets. Dinner will be served up o.
O'Clock, P. NJ, precisely
By order. P. J. BARBOT,
February6 8 Secretary and Treasurer.
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dissolution.
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
U1HE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXIs-
Il TING under the name of MCMILLAN & JOW-
TIT, is this dsy dissolved by mutual consent. J. W.
MCMILLAN is alone authorized to settle the affairs
of the concern.
February THAD. e. JOWIIT.
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MisfeaanfDns.

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educational.

NIGHT sCHOULl NIGHT SCHOOL,
No. IS 5WENTWORrH-STREET, LECTURE ROOM
OF ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
V1HE HOURS FOR THE EXERCISES IN ARITH-
METIC, WRITING, READING, GILMAN ana
ENGIISE GRAMMAR are from to o'clock 2. III.
Terms-S2 psr month IN advance.
Bookkeeping charged extra
December2 U. Il. bEhGMANN.
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THE GREENVILLE MOUNTAINEER
TS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT 81 so
l. per year, in advance. Advertisements inserted
at usual rates. G. E. ELFORD,
MAY III Editor and Proprietor,
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Il)ants.


WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w do housework for small family. Apply at
No. 156 WENTWORTH-STRE.T T, two doors from
GadBden North side. is February 6
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PATIO BITTERS, an unfailing remedy for all DIS
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
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nON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA-
TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S He
PATIO BITTERS, an unfaihng remedy for all Dis
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sale by all Druggists.
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~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S He
PATIO BITTERS. an unfailing remedy for all Dis
cases OF the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
eale by all Druggists.
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~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S He
PATIO BITTERS, an uniailing remedy for I'LL Dis
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II. competent Male House Servant of good
character. Apply at No. % BROAD STREET.
: -EHhrnarv
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The General elections.


There was no excitement in the city yycster
day, and nothing but tic group OF id!crs ant
cluster of rcd-badged constab!es at the scvcra
polling places told tho passei-5y that the Gen
eral Elections W re in progress. No fight nc
row, no disturbance OF any kind took place
There were no arrests rs far as VIC have heard
and the announcement of tho vote closed tho
ouietest election day that Charleston has eyel
seen.
AS was expected, the Republican ticket was
successful in the CITY, The returns showing that
the Republicans, white and colored, came out
in full force, and that hundreds OF Democrats
STAYED quietly at home. The majority could
easily have been cut down to three or iour
hundred, but our strength is reserved for the
more Immediately important municipal elcc-
tions.
The tablas which we appenl show the vote
in the different prec nets for Presidential Ecc-
tors nnd for mambcr OF Congress. For County
Solicitor there was no formal opposition, but
some scattering votes wero cast for Leroy S.
Youmans, Esq, and A. 7. S'uythe, Esq. D.
H. Chamberlain, Esq, tine Attorney-General
of the State, was elected by IN oyerwhclmil 6
majority.
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TIE BANH OF THE STATE CAsE.-Oae view es
ito the p1opriety Of issuing the mandamus in
.the above case, which Mr. Hayne offered in
argument, is omitted in the report OF his
argument published in our issue Of yesterday.
1t was this:
Neither the discharge of the rule in this
case or the final adjudication against the con-
stitutionolity Of that portion OF the act to
close the operations Of the Bank OF the State
: which directs the Governor to take possession
of tho assets of the bank "ior and in behalf
of the state" will deprive the STATE OF the
benefit Of these assets. The question is
simply one OF appropriation. Shall the assets
be Specifically appropriated to the creditors OF
tho Bdnh, Wfo are ltEe,ctse EDITORS Of the
.Sta,e, or shall they be placed in the Treasury,
to be paid ont at the Will OF the Gov:tuor Or
the Legislature for General purposes?
If they are applied aecordlng to existing
contracts, they relieve the State pro tanto cf
that amount of indebtedness. Ii the State is
solvent. and IT'S in good faith, 1t will not lose
one dollar by a decision in favor of the re-
spondents. Faith Will be preserved, and not
.onc. dollar lost to the state.
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IHE LIVERPOOL STEAMERs.-Our neighbors
Of Savannah ale not entirely satisfied with the
arrival of steamer at this city for the Liver
pool line previous to any OF their steamers
reaching that pc:t The News speaks as fol,
lows:
The steamship Golden Horn, Of the Charles
ton and Liverpool liue, has arrived at the tor
NOR city, and Is taking on q cargo OF cotton
with rush. It WAS not until some time after
the announcement of the arrangements having
been perfected for direct European trade WITH
Savannah that Charleston made move IN the
same direction, and yet she has managed Ia
get out the first steamship.
We hope that the first steamship of the Nc
Gregor line will s,on make It's appearance il
this port. Whilst Savannah's cotton trade is
now next to that OF New Orleans. and We may
have nothing to fear 50 far as its beiu; dr.
To Charleston is concerned, still experience
teaches that when trade Is once settled i'll 4
certain channel it is hard to move it in other
directions. Charleston having the first steam
vessel in port, people who want to ship direct
to Liverpool may get into the habit OF sending
cotton to that city for shipment. instead OF a.
lowing it to come this way. If We would bt
prosperous ard successful we must never be
behind IN anything.
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M-THE GREAT MEDICAL MI+IAAE Ot
former "a, was an utter n-sec; OF sanitary precau-
tons No efficient means were adopted for the pre-
vention Of 81 :kucss. Sewerage was unknown III
cities; drainage YVES rarely attempted in the country
Heaps Of oaa wer left to rot in the public streets,
and com este cleanliness. the great anidote to fe-
hrilc diseases, was sadly neglected. 1t is mol so now
Wise laws, phi anbropc institutions ana Visiialt
sanitary police. AVE. 10 great exle3t, remeucd the
evil Nor is this all. Preventive med:catiol has
helpcd materially 70 lesson the rates OF mortality 1t
not too much to say that tens OF thousands escape
Sickness in u healthy seasons in cons eQncnce CT hav-
ing inrigora c their systems in 'vanc2 by course
of HOSTEL Ek'S STOMACH DITrLR>. 1h!spurc
and powerful vegetable :o.i. ana 3IeraIve compf S.
es the extracts and e. cf ydricty OF roots anu
herbs renowned for their etrenstheDinS soothln5'
vita.izug aud purifying properties. These mediei'
nal agents are Incorporated with spirit absolutely
free from The acrid poison which d:files, more or
less all the liquors Of comm ,rce aud their c1ec is
tiu ed through Tie whole frame iy this active yet
harmless s,imulaHt lie result is such corditl"n
OF the system as rendrs ii all hut impervious to the
exterior causes OF disease, such 4, dmp cg sudden
alterations of tcnperture, &c. Strength AMI The
nerfect regularity OF iii ;hc functions of the bcdr,
are the best safeguards against atmospheric poison
and the cf..:s OF unwhoesulne water. and HOSTEL l.
TEk'S BITTERS a,c the best strengthening and reg
ullting medicine at present known. For Dyspepsia
aud bil,susness they are u specific absolute.
Novonbnr1
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THE CITIZENS' P.IRTf.
HON. Il. D. LESESNE NOMINATED FOR
MAYOR.

At the meeting of the Nominating Conven-
tioa of the Citizens party, he'd last evening at
the Masonic Hall, Mr. John Hanckel was called
to the chair. and SIR. james Armstrong, Jr.,
requested to act as secretary. All the dele
gates wcro present, as follows:
Ward No. 1.-W. L. Daggct,, Benjamin lIcIn-
mis-, T. B. King, David Briggs, and Thaddeus
| Street.
Ward No 2.-captain J. NJ NGulvancy, W. T.
Burse, W.. G. Courtney, 4. &. Motf'tt, anu L.
McCrady. Jr.
Ward No 3.-James Armstrong, Jr.. Jane;
Cosgrovo. Garrett Byrns, T. L. O'Neill, and
William Knox.
Ward NJ. 4.-Henry Gerdts, r. D. White, R.
s. Bruins R. S. R. CHI eitzbelg, and Henry
Ward No. 5.-J. H. Ospenlieim, William
Byrne, H. Fl. Bolgcr. WE Russell and Patrick
Ward No. &C. E. Kanapaux, J. G. Martin.
H. Uetgen, JOHN Hargrave and VIM LIBBY.
Ward No. IN. J. Tobin, Major W. e. Var
dell, Philip Buchheit, Sr., I. V. Purse and Il.
Ward No. s.-aI. P. Halscy, W. S. Henerey,
Joseph Z. Bowers, John Hanckel and George
NuLan.
On motion the Convention at once proceed
ed to ballotings for q candidate for Mayor,
which resulted IN the choice, by unanimous
vote, of the Hon. II. D. Lesesne.
On motion Of Mr. Russell, the following conn.,
mittee of one from each Ward was appointed to
wait on Chancellor Lssesne and inform him of
his nomination, viz: Messrs. ". L. DagSett,
W. c. Courtney, W. Knox R. S. Bruins, ". P.
Russell, W. Lobby, W. G. vardell, VS. Henc-
rey.
On the return Of the committee, Mr.. Court
ney, IN their behalf, reported that Chancellor
Lesasne was taken very much by surprise. bu!
waived all personal objections and accepted the
nomination. This announcement was received
with applause.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
rcTtOr SALES THIS DAY.

R. N. MARSHALL s. BROTHER wi wlli S,d sen q
ouarter-past 10 O'Clock, at their Office, Broad
street, horses. show case, DC.
CAMPBELL, KNOX S Co. will sell at ~ o,cioeh
at their auction house, No. % Hasei-stree''
ion% %'- e. sIILSoR & Co. Will sell at half
-,St otn N o;:oc:;. at their saiearoom, Meeting
street. hoop and bar iron, &c:
WARDLAw & CAREw will sell at II O'Clock, al
the old postofice, brick residence and lot o.
n. HUNT e. Sox will sell, at 10 o'clock, o.
their store, Meeting-street, boots, shoes, auo
brogans. .,. =, lie
store, corner of King and Liberty streets,
stock of millinery store.
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The SOUTHWESTERN AND MUscoaEE fA1L'
ro,ps-Tae amalgamatiol of these two rail-
roads has been completed and ratified by the
stockhollors. Tho terms are that tine South
western takes up all the stock Of the Muscosec
:at S7S cents on the dollar, and issues its own
stock to tho lIuscogee stockholders, who thus
become joint stockholders in the two roads.
.Muscosee shares have been selling at 30 and
go, and Southwestern at 81. This IS consider
cd good news for Macon and is expected to IN
crease its trad, and commerce.
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UNITED STATES CouRr-NovENBER 3-Hos.
GEonaE S. BRYAN, PEEs1DISe.-Ex paite James
Dunn. of Limerick, Ireland. Petition for Cit
izsnshlp. A. 7. Smythe, pro pet. Order OF
enrolment signed.
Ex parle W. Gilmore Simme. Petition for .
Copyright Filed and granted for new ro-
nance. THE Cub Of the Panther; Mountain
Legend"
Ex parte Charles S. Briel, creditor, IN re
Joseph a. Wylie, debtor. Pc ition for invol-
untary bankruptcy. J. J. Mcclure and S. r.
Hamilton, pro pet. On motion OF G. H. Simon
ton, Esq, appearing for counsel, the judge
signed sn order Calling on Joseph A. Wyie to
show caus,, on November %, 1868, why the
petition should not be granted.
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De&irdJie Residence in I'in stree.
BI 'YARDLA2F & CAREiY.
UNDER DECREE EQUITY.

uUHe tos " ittlIOlNs
TOMORROW. the 5th day OF November mex, will
be sold at the Old Customhousc,
All that LOT AND PARCEL OF LAND, situate in
the ! own of Williamson, containing two acres and
twcnty-one hundrelths OF an acre. beginning on Ii
liott-strect west o: lot now o. recently owned by
John G. Smith TO the cross street which uns by
Austin Williams ! [. running back from John e.
smiths the usual width Of lots in said towu: ,:ouud-
cd southwest BY Elio,tsircct, OIL the northeast by
John c. Smiths lot, the nc: th by D1ck.sreet AMI
on the southwt ST by Cross-street.
Tcrms-Onc- third cash; balance in three equal an.
nual 1nstalments, with interest from dly OF 50 e,
payable annually. The credit portion 10 be secured
by bond OF the purchaser, AMI mortgage OF the
Premises tie buildings to BE- insured and poli.y
signed. Purchaser 70 pay for plperS and amps.
j. W. GRAY,
November 1 With Mastcrin Equity.
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PHYSICIANS wonder at the extraordinary power OF
RAILWAYS RENoVATING REsOLVENr III curing
the worst forms of scrofulou- Syphiloid, Chronic
skin Diseases, ami Its marvellous Lower in resolving
caIcuous coucreti0ns atlordins Immediate relief and
consequent of Diseases of the Kidney Bladder.
Liver, Lungs Paucreas, spleen. Its rapid ntu lice
il the cure OF Diabetes, Incon.inence or scanty tr-
bid, aUuminouS cloudy urine; it, almost Instant cf
iicscy III stopping itching aud painful discharge OF
uiinc, aud lis singular power i'll curing discharges
from tie Uterus and ure.hra, l. ucorI hd.a. bloody
Ciinc and o her unLcalthy aud weakening dis
chargcs;-and inquire wherein the SAlsS APARIL.
LIAM used in the Ienoynt:ng Resolyent differs troD
ordinary SarsaparitcS Sars .palil.inn is the only
principle IL sarsapariliA that possesses caratir,
p"OPcricS al oicr paris or the root are inert and
useless One ounce Ui tie extract ohtaincd under
Dr. Ualway process Tor extracting the curative
properties from vegetable substances, contains
vi tue true principle ol cur. than tweLty pounds OF
tie ordinary roots.
SARSAPARILIIAN is only cns OF the ingredients
that forms this truly wonderful medicine: and it
the only compersaiing remedy that commun Gates
its uiiyius clea:lsiig and reinvSoratipS proper
tics through the BLOOD, SWEAT. CRlEE. and
other Secrcton securing 4 Harmonious functional
notion OF every dcpruved organ aud glnd in the sys-
tenn. II the blood is corrupt, the Resolyeui will
lnakc il pure. II The Lung. are liberated aud SORE
sccrcting thick plic1n and prurclcpt matter. the
Rcsovenl viii loosen thIs deposit and repair t..r
wasting lung with sou.d Cnd Lcaithy III ltcrlal. II
the SKIN Is covered with pImlles, spots, pu>tulce,
sores. ulcers. &C.. taP Resoyclt will quickly remove
ttse anLoyanccs. Ii mercury IS deposited IN the
bones add has accumulated the system, the Re-
solvent VII drive it cut. II the Turuut or Bronchial
Glands liberated. tie Ecsolrens Will curc these
signs ot carly w6stc. Direct remedies, possess
ing only exclusive properties, are hurtial, rs they
increase the functional sccrctions OF on organ by
slsprndi1g the constituent secretioEs OF others;
hence. compensat.p9 remedy like the Ecsolveut lie
the only means Of permanent cure.
BEAR IN MIMI THAI LIVERY DROP OF BLOOD
;npregunted with the Kc-olvcnt AID absorbed TO
supply tue waste OF the GoIy, will .nakc pure, sound
and helltly flesh aud ihr.. he first dose that is
taken commences its w"rk OF publication AID ~.
crelsirs tue appetite dai Hest.
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CITY CoUNc11-REeULAR MEErNG.--City
Council met last evening. at seven o'clock
Present: TIE Mayor, and Aldermen Potter, Cum
ningham, Dereef, Cade, Olney. Whilden, Voigt
Howard, Marshall, Moore and McKinlay.
Tho minutes Of the last meeting were read
and confirmed.
Petition Of Mrs. N. A. Whitney, for relief in
the matter of damages to her house by mob
some time ago. Referred to the Committee on
Retrenchmsnt and Relief.
Letter Of James Melvin, Street Contractor
of the Upper Wards, protesting against the
action of Council in the matter of his contract
Laid over.
Application of Mr.. Shepherd for permission
to build coal vault under the pavement IN
front CT premises in Meeting-street. Referred
-, the Committee on Streets, with power to
act.
Application of W. Mckay for an auctioneer's
license. Referred to Committee on Licenses.
Return OF City Sheriff for Octobcr. lntorma-
ticn.
City Treasurer's report of all Licensed auc-
Roneers. Information.
Favorable report OF Committee on Lighting
the City on petition Of Market Commissioners
for additional lamps. Referred to The Mayor
Also, report on petition OF residents of Ashley
street, for lamp to be lit. The matter lies
over for future action.
Report of Committee on Accounts Oh sundry
bills Adopted.
Favorable report of Commissioners on Bricl
and Wooden BUILDING on petition OF P. Goute
yenier & Brother. Adopted.
Report G: Special Committee on Fire Depart
ment, recommending the payment OF $3.50 tf
Mr. Eagan for extra work done to engine houses
Adopted.
Favorable report of Committee on Steam En-
gines on petition of T. D. Dotterer. Adopted
The report on petition of Mr.. Brodie tol
compensation for land taken to widen Market
street was adopted.
Statement OF number of patients remainin:
in city hospitals, &c. Information.
The report of the committee OIL petition
James Melvin was reconsidered, and the con
sideration of his petition indefinitely post
poncd.
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Every Kind o. pam. whether rheumatism, N,u.
r,'cta. Ioothache pliS n tue Chest, side, Lungs.
stomach liowrls. kidneys, :pne. Legs Arms, Ice
Lnc app.icaon was sufficient to kill AID excrn naie
tho pain. .--........
would cure, and will cure, Asatic cholera. Fever
AID Aguc, Chills aI"l Fever. Bilious Cole, iDaam-
nation Of the loves. Cramps spasnls, DlaIrho q,
Dyscn.cry and every pain that NAV exist in the i4.
READY RELIEF OF 1871, and 1t IL EADWAi's RE-
LIEF, greatly Improved. III Sis.
We lien stared !; l., Is ;nissicn OF reic"in. the
iniirln paI-sirickel. 'iti. distressed anu cfppeI
m nil nations THROUGHOUT the world, and nov today
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