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CitV Elections.
VOX POPULI.

accordance with an Act of the special
IL session of 1868, of tho General Assem-
by of South Carolina, an election for
Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Colum-
6la will be held on TUESDAY, the 10th
instant.
All citizens roaiding in Ward 4, desiring
to vote, will have to register their names
The Registration Book will be open at the
Palmetto Engine House, ON Friday, Satur-
day aud Monday, the 9th, 7th and 9th in
stants, from O'Clock A. NJ. to O'Clock p.
NJ, each DAY.
Qualifications Of voters are: To be a citi-
zen OF the United States, a resident Of this
otato one year, and OF this city sixty days,
next preceding this election.
p. CANTWELL,
Chairman Board Of Managers Ward 4.
Nov 5
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Figs, Raisins. Nuts, Go.
fNO hand. this day. q full assortment of
Il Mediterranean FRUIT, consisting of:
SMYRNA FIGS, small packages.
Muscatel Raisins. loose.
London Layer Kaislns, now crop, quar-
ter, halt and whole boxes.
Iante Cnrrants, by the barrel OF retail
Pecan Nuts. Ivice Almonds, Filborts, &c.
and finc.
These arc all of late importation and arc
offered at low rates, by
GEO. SUMMERS
go Orders from tho country. accompa-
MED by tho cash. promptly attended to; or
shipped by E1pross G. q. d. Oct 81
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ELECTION Returns.

AUGUSTA, November 5.-Returns
from 40 Counties foot up Dcmocra-
tic majority of $4,000, with 81 Conn
ties to hear from. The Democrats
claim the State by over 5000 ma
iority.
WLMINaToN, N. c., November o.
Returns thus far show Democratic
gains ill nearly all the Counties, but
1t is not generally thought the gains
are sufficient to overcome the former
radical majority of420.O0O. Shober,
Conservative, is certainly elected to
Congress from the Sixth District.
Partial returns from the Seventh Dis
trlct indicate the election of Durham.
Conservative. @ ev-tS
MONTGOMERY, Ala, November s.
No official returns have yet been re-
ceived of the election in this State.
The registration and voting in the ne
gro Counties was usually full, while
the while Counties in many. instances
had NO. opportunity of registering.
The Legislature is sill without q
qrforuni.'1d g.si1 't'i ~
NEw ORLEANS, November 5.-The
Sa8nrns from the few country parishes
ceived, show the same disparity in
the vote was as great as in this CITY.
Claiborne Parish, with only 1900
white voters on the old registry. gives
1900 Democratic majority. st. He
lena Parish, with the same disparity
in registry, gives over 1000 Demo
cratic majority. The corrected Demo.
cratic majority in this city is %. 600.
The entire Congressional delegation
has been elected. The Democratic
majority in the State so far heard
from is 10000.
hHARTFoRD. November 5.-Grant's
majority is 31.O41. The total vote of
the State is $4,000. -
TRENTON, N. j., November s.
Seymour's majority is about 1000.
The congressional delegation consists
OF three Democrats and three Repnb-
licans. The Democratic majority on
joint ballot is six.
WASHINGTON, November 5.--An
early change of the Secretaryship of
the Treasury is becoming probable.
The present calculations give the
Democrats ssventy-five members of
Congress--a gain of twenty-seven.
In California, the Democrats lose
i've, and gain three Federal Senators.
dispatches from the Western States
show nothing interesting, beyond a
general falling off from Republican
maJorities as far as reported. A libe-
raj calculation gives Seymour ninety
three electoral votes.
Tbe Republicans claim California
6ty l,OO0 to l,5O0. Axtell, Democrat,
has been elected to Congress.
Nevada gives ], 1000 Republican ma
jority and sends Fitch, Republican,
to- Congress. 10 :. ~
Missouri gives Grant about 1000
majority.
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cai,le Il6ai,n .I, :. n.

EDIsBunGH, 2 N ogenb6r s. The
Court OF Sessions. ON d iinal nppeal.
decided adversely to female suffrage.
Tt is stated that Dulce' carries She
psaTiszs sSs s. tho thi election of 4 siS L
berals, s. j, ~ 4
The King Of Prnsr'a. in !, opening
helDiets says new source ofreyenue
is needed TO meet the increased ex-
penses The relations of foreign
Courts friendly TO Spain will recog-
nl1o3 MeXlco4s4 Eltsta5iiu.3 = ssii srss,
The riotsSwhich occurred in Rot
terdam on Saturday were not of I1o-
litioal character. Aquarrel arose be-
tween the citizens and police, in
which the latter we're overpowered,
and the troops wore sent from Hague
to restore order. "A severe coufiict
took. place on the streets between the
troopsiand the people. Three men
were killed and about one hundred
wounded. Up 3 o'clock this morn
ing. sixty persons implicated in the
riot had been arrested. The city is
nowquiet. under the guardianship of
theSmilitary.
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Notice. Municipal Election.

N accordance with the Proclamation of
L his Excellency the Governor, dated Co
iumbia, October 16, 1868, all citizens rosiGi-
ing in Ward No. l. who desire to vote for
Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Column
NAMES. .,.r
The Books OF Registration will be open
on on the 9Th, 9th and 7th days of N NJvEM-
Qualifications of an elector required by
the Constitution are: One year residence
IN tho State, and sixty days within the cor
pLrate limits OF tho city, previous to the
day nf election.
Office for registration, GILLMORE'S
HOUSE, opposite the South Carolina uni
versity. CHARLES SCHULTZE.
Chairman Of Board of Managers of Elec-
tlols, Mard NO. L. Nov 8
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Notice to Creditors q a. n. n ThOmpI,.

Notlcc to Cred dit9Ts Of "a. ". !. ThOmps
- z Il fsaoIls ;dsOe
I0ERSONs having demands against the
q eetats OF A. Ws.TE oMPs0Y, ,d9.
hereby notified 70 presens Their claims:
properly attested, to Che, uftiafsie 1ad
within sixty days from date; and those in.
'dehted are requested &c make ;sayU,ent
without delay. W. T, THOMPSON,
80 . .-''@+-'s H! L. G0SS,
UNION &c, October 81, 1868.
Nov1 tItt,4 i1mo
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Opening of the Fall Ohampagne.

Opening of the Fall Champagne.
D ENG in daily receipt of the various
I'D styles of fall and winter fancy and
staple Groceries, also of several novelties
calculated to excite tho taste Of the COM
munitv, in the gastronomic department, q
careful perusal of the following list OF
good things can scarcely fail of interest:
SMOKED BEEF, smoked Beef Tongues,
Extra New York Sugar-Cured Pig Hams,
Extra New York Breakfast Bacon Strips,
Picked Fulton Market Beef and Charles
ton shrimps, Picked Salmon and Pigs
Feet, New No. l. and Bay Mackerel;
New No. 1 Sealed Herrings, fine; Prime
New York State Factory Cheese and
Goshen Butter, just in: fresh Crackers,
full assortment; fresh New Hulled Buck
wheat
LIQUORS AND WINEs.-This department
is fully stocked with the choicest assort-
ment the combined markets of the coun.
try can furnish. and will be- sold guaran-
tced as represented in every respect. All
OF which are offered at low rates'by
Oct 20 GEO. SWIMMERS.
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Guns, Pistols, Etc.
NEW BOOKS,

NEW BOOKS. YiFr 81"
TTNEORY OF THE NEW SCHOOL,
Il3tand questions INVOLVED in the dis :
Tuptlon ,of Presbyterian Church, in 1885.
Children with the, Poets. BY Harriet
MiheeVer.i .-HI ~ isGB Tgld 80 o..
Tales of Algeria, or Life Among the
Arabs. Illustrations,
Alb -Sa-Ra-Ka, Home Of the Crows, being
the experience Of ON officers wife on the
Plains. 'I't .i-N@ CO. ESQ -Fr
Talks with Child on the Beatitudes.
The following new Novels:
Gold Elsie. From German Of Marlitt.
Moonstone. By Wilkie Collins.
Dallas Galbraith. BY Mrs. Davis, author
of Waiting for the Verdict, &C., and many
other new books. at
DUFFIE y CHAPMAN'S
Oct4 Book Store.
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News Items.

CHARLEsToN, November 5.-Sailed
Steamer Monterey, New York.
SAVANNAH, November 5.-The ne
groes disbanded last night, but are
again assembling at Telfair's planta-
tion. They are said to have United
States nnskets, evidently ewly fur
nished. The exoitement in the city
continues The citizens are on tho
alert for any alarm. Every precau-
tion. has been taken by the civil and
military authorities to prevent any
further. troubles! I, Young Law, killed
by the negroes, the, night of the cleo
ton, was buried to-day. Another
policeman died this evening, who
was shotat the riot.
RICHMOND, November 5.-Bellevue
Hospital was destroyed by fire to-
day.
WASHINGTON, November 5.-Gen.
Canhy relieves Gen. Reynolds in
Texas.
Schenck and Morgan have decided
for no session of Congress this month.
The debt statement will appear to-
morrow. It is stated that it will show
a decrease of $4,000, 900.
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D. w. HAWTHORNE.

broker, ahd GbTlnisstO,t Merchant,
VkJALHABLA,S Is U. and HuneaJ Faith !
wv b: O,ywin atteld 70 IAlf BUSINESS
entrusted 70 iIis cafe nj eltiier piscej
August 10
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a CARD.

The undersigned, having sold his entire
interest in the Hotol known as the MICK
ERSON HOUSE" in Columbia, s. c.,
would take great pleasure in recommend
ing his friends to continue their patronage
to the new Proprietors
Mr.. WRIGHT has had charge of the
Hotel for me, for year past, and will
continue to have the entire management
Of the Hotel, under the new arrangement.
feel assured that the House will main
tain its former reputation as n first-class
Hotel. T. s. NICKERSON.
COLUMBIA, S. c., September 1, 1868.
September 16
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To Rent,

~ COTTAGE HOUSE, containing
S1M9 four rooms, with Kitchen attached,
2AtLAsituated on Plain street, within two
squares of Main. Apply to
Nov 3t* JOHN Fl. HEISE
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State South Carolina-..Richland Co.


IN THE CURT OF PROBATE.
By Vaiam Hutson Wigg, Jud1e of Pro
bate an Richldnd COUNTY.
XWHEkEAS, THOMAS COOPER hath
wv applied to me for letters of adminis-
tration, de bOnis non, with will annexed. on
tho estate OF CALVIN MEDLIN, late of
Richland, deceased,
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred aud credi-
tors of the said deceased, to be and appear
before mo. at q Court Of Probate for the
said Comfy. to be holden at Columbia, on
thea 18th day of November, 1868, at 10
O'clock A. NJ, to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be
Giyen under my hand and the seal OF the
Court, this S0th day OF October, A..
ID; 1863, aud in the ninety-third year
OK American Independence ~
:Atttk w. HUCS0N WIGG,I
Judge OF Probate Court, Riohlandt Co.
iOSt0ber 81 .t'a,f,i{ T, az
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Class in phoaographv.

H0UHSE Of ten lessons suflicient to
~ enable the student, without further
inetructioh, to perfect minis, II III the art.
Lessons given also by mail. For terms,
etc, apply ut this Office, at DIR: Jack aon'4
Drug store, or to M ,irfAf
JAMES WOOD DAVIDSON :
NOV / e So ~ !, oltimbia. s.. c.
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Mike McCoole and Keenan, to Figh
TmE GENERAL HOME INTELLIGENU


LnSDoS, Sept. Gothic approximations OF
war have partially subsidized during the past
week, and the efforts OF the rarislan press to
extract warlikc Significance from the speech
Of the King of Prussia at Kiol have proved n
failure. II Is evident that peace 10 sincerely
desired by the Governments and people OF
Europe without exception.
A growing feeling of Indignation is, how
ever, manifcsting itself Mt what appears the
ambiguity or indccision Of the Emperor Ma
polcon.
DuBLrN, September 2O.-At a meeting of
Roman Catholic clcrgymcn in Galway, n rcBo-
luton was adopted, plcdging those present to
oppose a call OF candidates for Parliament
who do not support Glalstone's resolves for
the discstablishmnnt Of the Irish Church.
PrsTH, Sept. 2O-Thc Hungarian Diet pro-
poses universal religious liberation through
out the Kingdom.
TRIESTE Sept 2O-Shortly after the Arriva
at this place OF Admiral Farragut, he received
and entertaincd q party of Austrian naval ant
military officers on BOARD the Franklin. Thu
Admiral subsequently I4ade "a visit to Mira
mar.
PARIS, sept. 2O.-Qucen Isabella has made
visit to the Emperor and Empress at BiaT
ritz.
An inBurrcc,ion is reported In Andalusio
Spain.
| LoRDoH, sept. 2O.-AccOrding to the tcnO
Of the last advices from Central Asia, the re
sumption of hoatiltlesby Russia, in BaAharo
| !r expected In October.
%0vTuAMrToy, Sept 2O.-Thc steamer GCI
mania has arrived from New York.
PARIS, Sept. 2O.-rhc boursc, last evening
closed heavy. RcntCs Caf. for 92e.
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The IahRfgc,,,r, n few days since, announce
that the notorious Albert Pike was about to
settle IN Washington aud To- enter upon tAt
practice of the law here in company with m
other "crrpct bEgger' from ArhHusa'.
The New York TrtJu0c gycs the valiant
rike the following Inst rate notice. That
Journal says:
And 10, the 'Old Arlionsn0 nLtcman has
h,Cumc ~ cAIpct-baggUr GCHcTal-Edlt0r Poet
\ Ihurt Pike, the glory Of AIhhnsta, the pride
pl Tennessee, the hero Of ten thousand bloody
hcld-, the writer OF any number OF unread
poems, the editor OF = newspaper OF limited
ca .laiiuu, coats uIl his feet the dust Oi Mem
phIs, and comes iu Washington to practice
law The renowned Pike, ~ = carpet bHggcT
IL . very solemn aPCCttclC. We advise him
hUwcl cr, 10 continue his jOurnCyiHRs and como
to New York. This would serve him two puT-
poses, Finally, he would ind more carpet bag
gers here than In any other city IN the rUuu,
Try, and, accOndly, should he nni the law bust.
meas dull, he can enter tn" scryic" Of the public
In Mr.. ban BryAul's iAyOTItu iIUupr uud draw
crowded houses nightly us the SINGER Ut The
Oh Arkansas GCutlcmAn.'
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DIED.

In this city, at the residence n hi brother, on
Sunday, the 2Hh instant, ut . clgrk, a. III
RICHARD !, LEyIt, In tho Nth YEAR OF nus ago,
Ills remains will be taken to lageTsiowh' mu''
for intermCnt.
HARRISON. On the 18th instant, at 3 70 u; Ia.
AM g. daughter Of J. W. aud Annie llarFlsoh'
In the 9th year Of her age.
OWNER. On Friday morning. Sept. Is, WV
owSgR, aged rs years.
STRAUSS On the 18th instant, Of consumption
Mrs. LrctSpA SrRArSI Sho leaves loving nus
band and three children to mourn her loss
sTREB. On tho 10Th instant, HENRY STREE,
aged N years.
The relatives and friends Of the family arc In.
yted 10 attend his funeral from hts late residence,
street, between Nineteenth aud twentieth
streets, on Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock
FErDALL. At Norfolk, virginia, on the 18th
instant, CLARENcB fESDALL, Of tho unied state"
Coast Survey.
BROWN. In Georgetown. Sept. 18th, IIAAG
BRnwS. in the nth year Of his age.
BALL.-In Albany. New York, on the 9Th Of
AUGUST, Of consumption, Mrs. RACHEL BAIL,
wine Of Mr.. Daniel u. Ball. Of this city, In tho I'D
year Of her age.
HlLL.-M Thorpland, Prince Georgn's county,
gu the 18Th instant, CnARLEs Hill. In hts SD yoar'
RAINBOW. On the 18th inst. . at the lyn
Navy Yard, New York, JOINS RAINDow. U. g. N.'
In the i7th yea Of bis are. " a.,
His rnu,ral will take parni In thta city, from tho
residence of his nephew. Henry J. Bright, esd
Eighth ptrcct east, near Pennsylvania avenue, on
Monday, 2lst inst. 1t I"N o'clock, p. N. Hi- nc
quaiutanrrB aud those Of tho family are respect
July Invited uattCul,
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From Central America.

NEw YORK, September 2O.-The steamer
Arizona has arrived from Aspinwall with
datcs to the 18th instant, and 100000 In trea.
sure,
Affairs at Panama remained unsettled. Gen.
erals Gorta and Mutcs were disturbing the
Government By opposing elections In the inte'
rior, and President Corrcro had dispatched
troops to the scene Of the difficulty.
Several revolutionary characters had been
hanishcd, and the Government was strcnu
ously excrting itself to restore tranquility.
Ex-Prcsidcnt Dlaz and Secretary Bermudcl
had returned from Punishment, arriving from
San Francisco, and were remaining in Panama
| by pcrmssion of tho Government.
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Z.
DI.rI.lrI uF tuLl Nr'A, Pa. ave. :
MA-UlS"T"S,b C.,N' Ii"mhrr bliss.
/, The INST division Of the Boys in Blue of
this district, consisting OF LIST, "a, 81, ith, 9th,
and 9th regiments, Will make all necessary
prrpIrAiluns IN order to hc ready to partiCl-
pate IN the grand demonstration To be held at
The uevy.yari, under the auspices OF the Fifth
aud sixth wards GRANT aud Collax club, on
Tuesday evening, g instant.
II. Tic line will be formed OF LpuiSisnA
AZ CuuC, NJ O'Clock, p. ~, precisely, the right
resting on sixth street, the regiments taking
their position III the order above named, Cd
RCII ing the usual interval, aB IN line Of battle.
Ill. Al officers will appear in blue or black
riuZru's dTCsr, with military cap, sash, and
eide arms. No firearms OF any description
Will be allowed in the command but every
man viii carry n torch, Of which tho necessary
supply Will be issued to the several rcglmcnts
In due time.
~. The rcrlmcntal gUItcrmhstCrs will re-.
port TO the Quartermastcr General, on or be-
| lore the 9lIt instant, Tor Instructions.
', The following named officers arc added
| to the stan of the General Commanding, aud
will report to the AhjutRut General Tor duty,
MAJOR Albert y. seip, Quartcrmastcr Gen.
Dr. A. ]. Iuntoon, Surgeon General.
Mai. Henry Mcknight, a. y. q.
Maj. II. &, sheriff., A. u. Z.
| Maj. Thompson, a. u. &.
| cant. J.. II. llcnsch, 4. u. &.
They will he respected accordingly.
VI Az promptncss in executing orders and
Instructions IN all military commands iacIll'
tatvs concert Ul action aud promotes strength
and efficiency, the General Commanding cS'
poets that the regiments will be at their posts
| precisely at the time designated, Failing out
| Of the ranks au1 "straggltng' will not be per-
mltted, and the officers are cnjOlncd to pre-
| serve the EtIIctcst discipline.
BY order of \. Grant, commanding.
&. W, TAYLOR, AdJt Gen,
Onlc1I: NLwroS FEHEEL, Asst, AdDt Gen
| nEAr,rARTFRs lar REuNESr Boy. ~ HLrG.l
| D.sIEIrrnf tulTNuIA, ~ PLSS. AVE, I
WA,HIN-IuS u. Z, SEPT -, 1861
| In oLrJienrr' to General Orders, No. Q, Head
| quarters BOYS in Blue, this regiment will rs
| scmble for parade on Tuesday evening, ~ IN
slant, In front OF Union League llsll, lSl Ninth
street, Mt = O'Clock sharp.
Equipments viii be furnished The compa
mics upon their arrival.
Company officers will meet ~ Their hcaF
quarters Monday evening, 1t d.oJ O'Clock
promptly, to he Ass.gucd their positions II
| line.
BY order Of Cot. WIN, ;. MORSE,
Omcial: VILLA. SuOET, Adj'L
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scRh
SION, Etc.-Tho undersigned having been
appointed Marshal in-ChiCf for tho grand Re.
publican Demonstration and masa meeting in
the sixth ward on 'ruea,lny evening, @2d i'st.,
hereby announces his atdrs, nSsi-t?nt mAIshaIB,
the line of march, etc, NJ Iullowg;
Den. John y. CrocRcr will act IA aide aud
deputy st"gd mHfshaI, assisted " Gol IT, a.
crty, u. u. JOhTsuu, and =. Il. loud, who WI
scICIRlly be UhcyCd and respected as aidCB to
tho grand marshal
Assistant mnTHhnls for the separate ward
organizations, rs follows:
First wSrd-IOhn y, Cook.
SECOND wArd--WiliIam Rutherford.
Third wArd-R. J. Ilcall.
Fourth wnrd-J. II CroBsmnn.
Filth ward--L Il. =. Miller.
sixth ward, -, NGnabIc, prcstdcn, etc
Seventh ward, (inGludinG AlcNandria,)-.
A. Boswell.
And each of these assistant marshals Ia
hereby authorized and requcstsd to arroint
assistant marshals, tnll OF whom VIII appeal
with sash and nountCd) II ID likewise re-
qucsiCd that all these gentlemen, together
with members OF ward committees, meet ut
room Of the Central Club, No. $40 Pcnnsylva-
MIA avenue, this Saturday evening at Oi3O
o'clock for purposes Of consultation.
The line oil march will he formed la font Of
the CITY Hall, tho right resting On sixth
street, when the different bands of music, Tho
regiments oI Boys IN Blue, the Grant and Col
fax Clubs, and the separate ward OrSani1a-
tiunE, with their torches and transpArcncicP,
will report promptly nj or before o'clock, i.
III, 10 tiCn, y, -. tTOCker deputy BtAhu mar
BlIsl, for assignment, AS tOllowsi
Detachment of Mounted Police.
Band and Drum Corps.
Grand Marshal and AidcH.
Artillery.
Five regiments "Iioys in Blue" Ast. Brig.
Gen. W. ). Morse, commanding.
Band Of Music.
Aides. Assistant Marshals. hidcs.
First aud Second Ward Clubs aud urganI1'
tiOns.
Band Of Music.
at MuTu
Third Fourth aud Fifth Ward Clubs and Or.
gani2atiOns
Band of Music.
Aides. Assistant MArshAls, Aides.
sixth and Seventh Ward, including tcuIgc.
town, Alexandria, etc.
Assistant Marshal.
Grant and COlfHX Clubs of the District Of
Columbia.
The grand procession will move in tho above
order precisely at 1880 O'Clock, though tho FOL
lowing route! Up sixth to + street, along Il
| to Fourteenth street, up Fourteenth to II
street, along IL TO Seventeenth street, down
Seventeenth to residence of MIR. Speaker Col
fax, and thence to Pennsylvania avCnuc, along
PcnnsyslyAnia avenue TO Vice President
Wade's, at Washington House, and thence via
| Capitol Ilill, to the designated place Of mass
| meeting In the sixth ward, near the Navy
Yard.
statutes will be fired, and citizens along the
| line Of march will please display ilags, tranH'
pnrenCicn, fireworks, and Illuminating.
A. GRANT,
Mnrshal-in.C Chief and Brig Gcn. Commanding
Toys IN Blue, District Of Columbia. u