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PETITION,

,,h,,.~..,. -. NouvELLE-ORIEISs, Is August 1863
leans 10 10 'h'e ue Ia NouveiieOr-
soussgnes propnetaires raes Peters al av
Deuxeme District De cette Vile infarment
semeht gu serait ne ssssre de d-s
fa les dtes rues depus Ia Cont jus7uA Ia ras DE- Ia
Douane e. vnus prient de pas.sc
eeeseare ann dob iger tous les re
quettes en- face de lsurs d .oprefts 'o io' "~n-
crop on sussf Gull sersit que Ia villa AZ
perrer rue Clay de la Cont Ia rue De s Donans
ser propres "opens ct de la meme manere qu, ee IA, G
"a rue Cont ia rue stLcuis Peasant sysr dro aur me-
sssntsge qui ont etc fairs dsses propretaires sur Ia
rue nous vous prons daHtsrser voyer a. Ia vie
Douane = -" 80 ~'ns IN rue De u
PIE es SUI "a rue Peters. 100 psds a rue CLAW -
PETIT. 22 pieds Clay 22 peds sur Ia rus
D. AvET 200 peds la rue Clay. 100 p.ds sur Ia rue
D. GRIEFF 50 piedssur la rue Clay.
BkhkEhY. 50 pieds sur Ia rue CLAY
q LDN a y pted- sur In Clay
Ia rue Peters - " 'a' oiss' " pieos sur
= a. D.MEzA 30 pleds Ia rue Clay
sur !, Peters f '"' =" rue O'sys 20 piede
IA QUIET par proouration de Beckett so MAD. an,
"a ne Clay 30 pieds sur Ia rue Peters y P'~' '1f
Nombre total de pisds dams pet. ,o,,
fombre de pieds sppartenant petitiarnalres
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II MONROE CAREY, UNDEsTAKER
nnS :. Joseph respectfully 70 his friends and the
OF the late Daniel Monroe AZ the above stand % a
COZ ssnty on hand assortment Of Metac burial Gases
Sno Cnskets Rosewood Mahogany Black sanut and Pain
Gomns Bodies Embalmed Disintsned and carefuIIv
shipped. MT CAREY will be assisted by Mr. JOHN RAY
"ne known In connection With the bnssnsss '
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CALDwELL,s EXTRACT.

CALDWkLL's RXrRACT.
An on which Gray Hair to its orizir nj Gallo,
No washing Of the head necessary. For sale By
g. N. MOkrSON
Importer sad Wholesale Druggist No.l2 Msgasne 4
DR. JAMES SYME :
"noiesAe ana Retail Drugglst. No l39 Canal street
DIX = HASftNGs
And st the Depot Of FELIx sAaON
No IA Bsronns street, near Canal
NEW ORLEANS. May "a fss
Caldwsirs Extract.
Having Anslysed this on. and IN nv erpertm~pt, Ap
r led MYSELF recognize that Il Of he 6s.t
articles yet presented the purpose Of
be hair 70 ne original color In testimony which hsrss
.fx my signature
lsignedl FELIX sAR0s
Importer Of Human Hair, Southern Emporum
@. II. CALDWELL Pafentee
Hotel oes Etrsngers, No IL ChArfres street
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KhEAss q MAYO
soCoEssoRs TO MAsEE Z KNEAss,
Removed rom No. Magazine strsst
eessrers 81 ssadlery ana HaruAss-
-fnrcBTuRs or
'DIHhf, hAkDMAkE. BELTING, PACKING am
HOSE kfU.. ErC.. AMI
1eno1pnsaias snd Hsw Lsvss, anl a a "a m
Common stross. "
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GLOR0IA LOTTERY.
GEoxeIA STATE L0rTEKx-
FOR Thy
BENEFIT OF THE MASONIC ORPHANS HokK
supplementary and Combinations Glass A7o.
sEPrEMBFR 2. 1853
isssa "a lotn 18th 18TH l9h Il1 lll s Ishlgh
Isl 50 isI Isl 70llM5IT Is % So III SIS
Witness hands Atlanta a this I'd dav of s,n,s
Der, 1866. ALEX VI WALLACE - - VI SsP'o"'
N. y. d. CosPUT, Commissioner.
daily Cravings Of the Georgia Lottery are puo
sned In the Memphis Appeal Augusta s,ousutiou sIst
savanr ah News and Herald inegenctr md otbs
southern papers, ties of which, together with the ofcia
crawl received from Atlanta may be seep Al ths ns-
Ofice, No. Is Commercial Place " -
Information furnished and prizes csshed BY
DAVE @. JOHNSTON, AGENT
Ofice No IS Commercial Place
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Sas lsw erlsaas Crescent. Thursaas, .!sfpt mbe- 3
POLITICAL.

u5ur.ass S1 fv ;i,gsssa Cub viii meet th..
ssa street In sdd,in The s.u. weekly business other
er me- eod 70 es prsmpt and panetssl
ERsIs HaRRs As.i..ani sser., "a 'i-S PRESIDENT
- Hs.squartsr. F.a.a B..,- ey.-a..
aoss.S e ss emo e. the ssUys cqs ,s her
click as eusiHess Of Importance VIII be brought before toe
" 10 Pss.x Dy ,rd &c. Q, LAkDSER, PRESIDENT
os-.--- A. Astentieni Magnolia Rasger.-rhs
70 ai.sDo meeting to be he'd THIS EvESiNG az ~
| postsnee WI te transacted.
- e orssrs e.. PARIS cHILDREss President
| :. ms NIL. lss etere'Sry
| -I-Tenth Ward Democratic Csub.-Th-
gs,ssr mee,ng Of It's Cub will De held HAM, er
e. store Magazine TIL fh lrsia,)
, hs Ma5s ,s nssiS ssassssa % b
VIZ rrLAcr Secretary y "'lShK f'''d'n' pre- TEN
a, :, GHs.aqa..t-.." F...I Ga-~1s. 20.
.as Wi Use nlsee 90 THUksDAr sepssmDsT s. 1855 az
Nv old runc'us attendance is rrsaested
1iyLoR K.sK, secrs'sry = 'A00h' PRESIDENT
mo Of ,h si .,n Guasd Of 'es-A special Meet
and JS r Dc en- Ase :, %
% h attend. &c Is rec rested business Importance
RUFUS O. ELLIOTT, President.
are e ss.s ro, seymour .oa.h,enY:.
hvENIkG Sd september, ais & Panciun atssndsaes
3 < sGRissELL,
The wide .wak. Eighth w..-d Dan =
lag over n'a s.oaa ,s sys agksoAa SyEs
sheets The Z lowins sse il. officer: --- ~ '''
90 w Gu BERtsON-ist Vics-President
JANE HnMhLL-21 Vice PreaidsnI
ssMEs DOBSOs Treasurer
VIM eWANN-aarshsll
4 -rfstfta staeH HOWELL .as.s.l ...... |
y GIBBONS.
A gARs0
n------Headsuarter.F .arth wa.a Na.,.n.,
Orleans IL 1865 The resa sr weekly ,ss Of .Ss
ss re sf hS Il SSs Ssn
"a clock. Al emocrats are invited to attend
Fiji n s1 cSs Gs%% GSss
zAuHaRr fip JAsss yecR RPER Js9 EER IN
sAv. =. 9 ysN WIsKLE, J. 6. CUNNINGHAM. CH1s
10 one l. authorized make any collections for this Club
ap B, o,a %s o OF the FnAn c. Comm named
T.w. Hall. Secretary. O 0"ONAN' r'''ia'n1
r. Demo. De%ee- a,,e State Centred eom ~.tte-
ssbulsr Meetings Of his Committees be hell EVERY
Can, .ts. " " RIOS STEEL sfsi. s screens s'
Hon s,eambo.tmea,s CoIo,ea Demo-
sSsms Sao 81. heir All F' S.%. meeting FsO
Dc pres sn IS business Of inso,,ance vii r.bsScsd By
ofder OF Got John NURRY President -
GFO 1i-BS. Vice Presidents
MM JEN AIN, Corresponding seev
c. GREEN, Secretary. 4,
- DemocEntie parish Committees
JOS ELLISON. President
u 81 MARTIN. Vice President
r. LABAhkE Treasurer
W CULBERrsON Secretary
-, ST L DOPElkE, Assistant Secretary
xI.sJn6ss, ELLISON, Chairman. sx eaiclo
". fly Z LJt1WEiI. " x asAAssPPER,
Finance COMMITTEE - - 1870
joe. ELLISON Chairman exoaHcio
DOPtBIkE. n A LLAMsIAS j. s. ZtGHARrE
AAouI. lIssoT, JOS: LULA NV cL1NEY,
ARCH. MITCHELL
Naturalization ane Registration Committee
st. HAhTIN thairma,
BERkOs Attervey tor Commit tee
A. SAnBoLal W. MUkPHY, J. DELANEY,
c.n,r.I H Kssfy: Rally! E.l,yi-Th..d wara
central CIuo meets TUESDAY, EVENING ar |
M luS II Charles for
ant BUS ness All ID mocrats are invited co attend
w on.u- E. j. VAN ZANDT, President
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PARTNEssa MISREPRESENTATION

PARTNERS JP --DISSOLUTION
Dissolution. ..............DI DISSOLUTION.
The cOpartner,hp heretofore existing under the of
WIN PkEhN CO.. is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent The liquidation Of The firm viii be attend 10 bv
Mr. Wh PREHN and Mr. J. FIR SCHROEDER
WIN. PKEHv
wM QUESTELL
New Orleans, August 81, 1865 '""0OhN-
The undersigned win from this date eont,nns ,ho
business Of WIN. PREM CO.. in conjunction with Mr.
WIN. PREBN partner in commendum uuder the firm 90
kR SCHROEDER CO., Mr.. M. B -REkS being admitted
partner. J. FR scuRonpp
few Orleans, septembsrl, 1868
COPARTNERsHIp THE UNDERsTaNgo
ana style Of PfsRPoSHT c qn ,ss he
r. nsseling Whole ale Grocery and Commission BUSINESS
j. McouolD..o Ni
re~ oiesns sep'emher 1868
IssoLUTIoN....... DISSOLUTION.
The hrm Of LOGAN claiborne having th, IA,
sssunes The liabilities nr and viii hspcsfoTtb c S'
~ us "1 s Is1e w M 'p qo S,s pTn sccOunt
NJ. o.,... -. W. c. O. CLAIBORNE, JR
D1ssoLUTIoN-THE CoPARTvERsHrP HERETO
firm of
oho' Ms MACDONALD o., is this day dissolved Nv
mutual cunsent James Brooks Louis IA Ies,av vii
De charged with the liquidation of the and viii ss
the name OF the frm for that parpoee only -
JAS. NJ BROOKE
Perpro HUGH MACDONaLD
New Orleans, July Is. 1863
COPARTNERSH1P- The UNDERSIGNED HAVE |
nls Gay emit red into ropsrtDerhp he firm STYLE Of
6knnkSs tLABOkNE 20, for the transs ton of |
SDTTos FAcTURAGE and GENERAL COMMISSION
-s..f JAMES n. BROOKS
&c. 9. CLAIBORNE, JR.
New Orleans, July a. 1868
core RrNEusHIP.-rheu ndef.iyn.a h.v. All.
CAV formed eopartnershp under the and style on
hAhkls DWELL for the purpose Of contnnne in |
city me business heretofore conducted BY James Com
"ois . W Il. HaRsTS,
~ 49, n. 2IDWELLA
Eaerrng TO the above cheerfuy recon- mend thu ne
urn, our successors, to the patronage the old house
JAMES CONNOLLY,
Ne~ oreans. June LIST 1853.
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UNDERWRITERS.
pHILIP LYNCH. UNDERTAKER,
90 ct, CHARLES STREET.

Metallic, Mahogany, Black Walnut and Plain Conn.
always on hand Bodies Embalmed and carefully shpued
Funerals afforded TO in person and he hopes By strict atten
ton to obtain share Of public patronage
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OFFICIAL.
PETITIOs

..
Nav ORLEANS, August Is. 1863
Orleans: .Ha9T7 - - " -''"
The Undersigned Property Holders on Peters and CLAW
streets scecnnd District OF this city, respectfully beg 10 re-
een tne necessity Of sidewalks the Streets
rem Cont 20 cusmhouse street. and psy Your honor
s'e oy VIII pass an ordinance authazine cmgel in
tne holders to have the said sidewalks at once
also further beg 20 the proprlety of The tv
having Gay street graded macadamzed from Cont u
street. At its in the same mtnner
as has been done from Cont Louis street. As We be
eve That the benefits extended more houd be az
fenced 10 on the street and In 40 Jeff
your body TO instruct the 10 proceed in
se and maeadamizng Of Clay street. from Cont 70
And as 10 duty bound We WIN everprsv
h miiA ss I'll H. nks DkNBURss per William vreden
JEAN fEIlf A2 feet Clay on Peters atreet
ANtI AO feet on Clry street 100 Peters street.
a. ID. GfItFf 80 feet Clay street
b. J. BtRKBNY 50 feet OF Clay street U
a. IONA, % feet q Clay street 81
EIA LAbAfuf 50 feet on Clay street, 50 on Peters
A. D'MEZA. 50 feet on Clay street
Peters street. ra7 - '' '''ooS - On
on Peters street = ~-' e'''e~ "
petition, lisa 49, ~ VI 'ee' III
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This superior Machine for drying sursr. Corn and
other substsncea'-{ seientifc American.
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LExANDER a ERsKISE
~ (R0Bf ALEXANDER, JNO W. ERSKIyEl
PBGN1X SHAN WOODWORKING MsNUFACrORf,
Doors, Sash. Blinds. Moulding. Scroll Saving and
Turning. Furniture.
$40 NEW LEvEE nov PETER srRERTJ Corner of Erato
New Orleans
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g CoLUArpIA,y October. Ia. SALES I of
cotton cot. to-day 135 bales-middlinge
,NEWd YoRK; October 13--Noon
Money easy. at GOT. Sterling 9aS.
Flour dull and declining. Wheat
dull, and 192c: lower, Corn dull.
Mess pork quiet, at 233l. Lard
heavy-steam 199S@1956. Cotton
steady, at 26(@261S. Gold 37I.
z p. M.-Cotton closed heavy:
sales 1900 bales-middlings 26.
Flour-lower grades declining; State
end Western 6.70@10.20; Southern
dropping; common to fair extra 8. rs
@9.3O. Mess pork 2S.s71a. Freights
firmer.
CINCINNATI, October 13.--Flour
and grain unchanged. Whiskey 1.3O.
Mess pork $3.50. shoulders
1917; clear sides II. Lard dull
prime country 10.
CHARLESTON, October 13.-Cotton
opened in good demand, but closed
quiet and weak; sales 700 bales mid
dlings 2334@24; receipts 1,56O.
AUGUSTA, October 13.-Cotton
market opened strong and active,
but closed easier; sales $50 bales
middlings "a.
SAVANNAH, October 13.-Cotton
opened firm and closed quiet but
steady; sales 332 bales-middlings
25; receipts 2215.
MOBILE, October 13.-Cotton mar
ket dull; sales $50 bales-middlinp
"a; receipts I'll.
New ORLEANS, October 13.-Cot-
ton easier-middlings closing 24%:
sales 2, 100; receipts 4,879. Gold SIS.
Sugar steady, firm and unchanged.
Molasses firmer-35. so by the cargo.
Flour depressed superfne 6. so; tre-
bic extra 500. Corn dull--new
Western So; old 1.1O. Mess pork
firm, at 80. Bacon-shoulders 1917;
clear III.
LIVERPOOL, October 12-Evening.
Cotton buoyant; sales 20, 600 bales
uplands 1024@101a; Orleans liza
1116.
LONDON, October 13-3 P. M
Bonds easier, at 7416.
LIVERPOOL, October 13-3 P. M
Cotton quiet-uplands 1917; Orleans
1116. Bombay shipments to October
10, 5000 bales.
LONDON, October 13-Evening.-
Consols 9434.
LIVERPOOL, October 13-Evening.
Cotton closed firm and unchanged: :
sales II, 900 bales.
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News Isenns.

CHARLESTON, October 13.-Arriyed
Steamer Falcon, Baltimore. Sailed
Steamer Charleston, New York; schr.
A. G. Ireland, New York.
MONTGOMERY, October I3.-The
Executive Committee of tne Demo
cratic party of this State has with
drawn the present electoral ticket.
and substituted one composed of men
who can take the United States
oath-at least one-half of them were
officers in the Federal army during
the war, who have settled in the
State since the war.
PHILADELPHIA, October 13.-Con-
siderable fighting in the suburbs.
In the sixteenth ward, boy of six
teen was fatally shot by deputy She
rift. In the twentieth ward, heavy
lighting is reported between the
police and sheriffs. When the polls
opened at o'clock, lines of voters
were present at, each voting place.
There is every indication of q heavy
vote. Both parties claim the State.
with the chances favoring the Demo
Gratis.
The Ecening E!cpress gives vague
particulars of plot to murder Mr..
johnson, and promises explicit de-
tails tomorrow.
The Democrats claim the city by
5000; the Republicans claim it by
1000. Several fights are progress
ing.
Advices from West Chester Coun-
ty state that the Republicans have q
majority of 1914 gain of 1O2.
In the eleventh ward, Philadelphia,
Democratic majority 900; fifth ward
1,OS6. st. Clair, Schuylkill County,
gives Republican majority 235; CO.
lumbla Borough 164; Delaware Coun-
ty lis; Crawford County 95; Lehigh
County It's. Twelfth Ward, in Phi
ladelphia, Democratic majority 9, ,8O9:
seventeenth ward 1,193; York Coun-
ty 212. Allegheny County, Republi-
can majority, rs. Carbon County,
Democratic majority, 62. Berks
County, Democratic majority, 2OS;
Harden Creek 1856. In the sixth
ward, Reading, Pa, Republican ma
lority, 2. Eighth ward, Reading,
Democratic majority, 65; fifth ward
SO. First ward, Republican majori-
ty, log.
Meagre returns from Ohio claim
Republican gains all round.
WASHINGTON, October 13.--The
President proclaims the Goth of No
vember, as day for praise, thanks
giving and prayer.
HAVANA, October 3.--Lersundi
has issued q proclamation enjoining
tranquility.
Rich gold mines have been disco
vered in Guadalajara.
Great interest is manifested in
Cuba regarding representation in
the new Government and the aboli-
ton of of slavery. The action of the
CONSTITUENCIES Cortes on the subjects
is waited with great anxiety. The
ministers promise Cuba equal liber-
ties with Spain.
HAVANA, October 13.-Late Mexi-
can advices state that Col. Padilla,
Santa Annals agent, was captured,
with papers showing that he intended
to excite revolution.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE.
N accordance with bhe proclamation of
4 the Governor, dated the 9th day of
October, 1858, there will ebS an election
held in this County on Tuesday, Novenl-
Der Sd, for EleftoIa eg Ptesjd dent and Vice
sentative to Co49geasy and q Solicitor for
the Fifth Circuit. it,f.IfSI
Bgoyirtue Of aHthoritS vested in us, we
heretys 7estab ablisf tthe following polling
places in Richland County, viz Garner's
Ferryss Skaeden, WI B. 3iosz&rA House.
Ground; eblanbfs [Wssis ss. SGilI.
more HSufe;S e;SIgsrd l5eslH House;
Ward Ward N No al@ss ss z House;
The Regiektatte lsg SSgile baopan for
re- TTsvisi9n, at UP shoya nal5ea eiaeess sas
2sd and aita list amt, whom tiId Ii ers;.
OF ELECTIONS defein aanaed Ara Thor 28d
to add to tho lists the nan1eB 0K oil petkS
Sons titled to- vote 40 o0r3ipg 70 law, and
take there efrom the names of thoas notens,
titled to vote
appointed Managers of Election
iFoR GARNER's FERRY-John Harfis,
8. Ct. Henry, John II. Bryant. 81
GADsDEN--John p. Adams, John tB.
Goodwin, s. p. Gaige. e.JN - .l't.
FLowRns' HogsE-W. White, Philip Ep.
q .
TnENHoLll's GRovE-A. LaSolomOn. Jos.
Saunders, Wilson Glover. -, ~. ~
DAvg'-Ailen Davis, F. P. Roberts,
Cesar Lowpdes. F1ff
CAMP GnoUND- Dubard, Henry Smith,
H. O. Marshall.
lylK1LLIAN's-E Killian, William simons,
J. B. Walsh.
CoLUArB1A-wARD Up. Brown, Z. 3.
Thompson, O. Shuttle.
" WAFP = z 2TG; Sc. G. Newton, James Bamp-
fed: I'D: r; wing. W e VIZ. H. !", ~ .l,,.;
r. Stokes! .[ FTTT''' -
WARD I'D. B. Clayton, s. B. Thomp-
son, James Brown. o. ~ L.F
The above named gentlemen are re-
quosted to meet at Janney's Hall, in Co
lumbia, on Friday, the 10th instant, atl
NJ: for the purpose of qualifying and re-
ceiving the lists of Registration.
M. j. OAIiNAN,
'-.N w. II. WALTER
N. e. EDWARDS,
Commissioners of Election, Richiand
County.
Columbia, $. c., October 10, 1868.
Oct 13 tuw4
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All the arithmeticians at Washing
ton have been set to work in the
United States Treasury Department
in order to cypher away the def
cheney of $150,000,0OO, recently ex-
posed by Delmar. Up to the present
time, they have discovered, according
to radical authority, $1O5, 900, 900,
an omitted cash balance; but David
A. Wells, at his romantic home in
Connecticut, finds not the slightest
difficulty in proving Mr.. Delmar en-.
entirely and maiiciously wrong.
They are evidently writhing under
the lash. and.iwe fear, Judging by
Mr. Delmar's reputation for ac.
curacy, they will never succeed in
escaping. 80 49,; " ?, ,''-'. q q p.
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Waa1e RHsRp9a.
) Gable Deanntnhea.

MADRID, October 13.-The Junta
offered o loan Of 10, ,000, 900 reals,
which was taken Immediately. Gen.
Duloie has been appointed Captain
General of Cuba. Il.
PARIS, October 13.-Gen. Prim
publishes o letter urging the forma-
tion OF q kingdom in Spaiu immedi-
ately. It is said that Prim himself
aspires to be King.
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FINANCIAL AND ,CopInIDRoIa1

az = 80. -alG
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cratic success, would be almost sure.
IN the end, to turn to your discomfi
ture and render your last estate worse
than the first; and yet it will require
q good deal Of self-command to con-
troll the reaction from this depres-
slon. But the country, even in that
event, will be SO evenly divided and
so greatly excited, that q small thing
may induce a terrible catastrophe.
On the other hand, in case of Gen.
Grants election, you will be called
on TO exercise, q while longer, YOUR
patience and forbearance. am snre
it will be rewarded in the end. lido
not believe that Gen. Grant 10 your
enemy. feel sure he means kindly
to you and will try to do justice and
show mercy in his course to you. A
large mass of Republicans will helm
you, II yon will do your best to heln
yourselves. A great majority of ali
the North only wait to be sure il is
safe to take you cordially by the hand
once more. Bide, then, your. time
in either event, possess your souls in
patience, call to your aid that grand
oou u haMuu quallIleS, S6lf-COntrOl.
and all will yet be well. This nation
has had too much Of violence and
headlong haste. You, in particular.
have had q terrible warning against
heat and passion. Keep cool and
watch your chance, como whence it
Will. Above all things. do nothing
to render it more difficult than Il
now is for either party to return to o
constitutional system. IF you favor
haste and passion in the Democratic
party, or by impatience, strengthen
the hands of the extreme men in the
republican party, you equally retard
tne coming Of your only sure saliva
tlon, .re-establishment upon safe
and LASTING foundations of the tenn
pie of constitntional1 liheptO tpi,iaI,
our fathers reared. Keep yon,i ewes
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.AW0tdo1a i9aloa
w. r. WALTER
Will sell, at his mart, THIS MORNING. at

VIII sell, at his mart, THIS MORNING, ut
BEDSTEAD, Mattress, ideboard. Book
Mats, Crockery, Vulcanizer, Buckets, Urn,
8rass Kettle. Clock, and variety OF
Household Articles, 3dozen Wooden INIT
TED Jackets, dozen Under Shirts, 8 dozen
pairs Gents Socks. Unlimited articles re-
oelved up to hour Of sale. Oct IL
Important Sale.-- The Well Selected
stock and Business Of the late
U. a. Bedeil, Columbia, s G.
JACOB LEVIN, AuorroNEgn.
order OF the Judge Of Probate; fsor
~ Nchland County, will be sold, on the
premises, corner of Main and Plain
streets, Columbia, s. c., on, THURS
A1, the lame rae 10Th instant, at 1oo'clock a. M,
GOODS, belonging to the estate of the late
Y: A. Bedell, together with The STORE
EURNITURE and FIXTURES, HOUSE,
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE. &c.
The stock of Goods, Store Furniture
and Fixtures will be SOLD IN ONE LOT.
and the Store House rented on Reasonable
terms to the purchaser, provided bid be
offered amounting to the appraised value.
The Inventory and Appraisement Bill NAV
be examined, at tho Office of Messrs.
MELTON & MELTON, ATTORNEYS at Law.
where the terms of sale can be ascertsined.
This establishment is most advantage
ously located. IN the centre of business,
is admirably arranged and thoroughly fur
nished, and offers the attractive induce
ments Of tho largest and most profitable
Dry Goods trade in the city. 9ni
fI.pg E..w. BANCROFT
Oct D. 49,. Administratpr.
Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, Will please
publish three times, daily, and forward
bills to this Office. q, .,1-s 8, i.az.
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The Paris Illustration, in giving
portraits and sketches of the Siathese
twins, tells o story about them which
we have not heretofore heard. It is
to thelefect that they lived together
IN great happiness until the war
broke out. when Chang declared
himself a Unionist, Eng a secession
ist, and the quatrels between them
became SO violent, ti:ass asI:5 a:5 twins
fighting n duel.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-14
GRAND n0MGERT

MASTER FERDINAND CARRI, the
great musical prodigy of the South, assist
ed by Ladies and Gentlemen of acknow-
lodged ability, will give q GRAND CON-
CERT. on the 21st instant, at Gregg's
Hail. Oct Il
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-14
NEW BOOKS.

NNHE OPIUM HABIT, and sketches of
Il. Coleridge, DeQuiucy, and other opium
eaters. $1.75.
About Woman, Love and Marriage, by
Saunders, author of Salad for the Solitary.
S1.50.
A Strange Story, by Bulwer. s1O0.
Agaseiz's Journey in Brazil, with plates.
Life in the Argentine Republic in the
days of tho Tyrants, by Horace Mann.
5000
Barnes on the Psalma.
:. Canoes from English History, by Miss
Yonge.
Old Dover House, by Annie Thomas.
so cents.
And an assortment OF new London and
American Books, for children, from 25
cents to $1.25. For sale at
Oct II BRYAN d McCARTERS.