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.yttU Orleans POsfOmce.
Time of Arrival and Departure of Mails.

Time of Arrival and Departure OF Mails
Route sOOl-New Orleans Brasher leaves daily except
Sunday at An Arrive daily Sunday excepted oY p n.
Route sOO2-New Orleans Canton. departure daily.
Closes at $3.50 Sunday at y NJ Arrives daily at o''o
Route sN3-New oreai St. FraResville, supplying All
the opened departure Monday at P NJ and Friday a.
A. NJ. Arrives Monday and Friday mornings
sOOi-kew Orleans to Carroon via Jefferson CITY
departure Monday Thursday at A. NJ Arrives Monday
and Thursday at4PM.
Route sOO5-New Orleans to Buras Settlement, Lower
Coast departure Tuesday and Friday at A. Arrives Sun
day and Thursday
Rout. sOO5-Nw Orleans to Mobile departure daily at ?.
NJ Sunday at IAN. Arrives daily by SAN
Route sOT-New Orleans to CovingtOn, La, departure
Monday and Thursday at Arrives Tuesday and Friday
at4P,s
Route Orleans to Agisrs, departure daily at A.
n Arrives daily by II A. N.
Route sOOs-New o. leans vickshurg, suppying~n tho
Offices opened to vcEsburg also Red River and ouashts
Parishes Departure Tuesday and Saturday at P. NJ Ar
rves on Monday and Friday morning..
Mails for Lake Coast Tuesdays and Thursdays at A. w.
Saturdays at H. A. Pascagoua, Saturdays At llh.
Mails for Galveston, Houston Indianva, san Antonio,
Brownsville Santiago via New Orleans and opeloasas
Railroad, close att A. N. on Sunday and Thursday
Tariff OF Postage for Mexico, Cuba, West
indies, etc.
Guadaloupe Martinique. French and Drtch Guiana, st.
yincens ST. Lucia ST. Vincent Trinidad Grenadals cents
half OF optional
Cuba Mexico Hsyti, Porto Rico, 81. Thomas jamaica
Venezuela United States Of Colombia, Englsh GanalO
| cents half o., obligatory.
Bolivia, Chill, Eeuador-sl cents half o., obligatory
Circular Postage
Belgium, Switzerland and Germany, cents each.
France 4, England G, and Italy u cents each.
Russia 10, via Hamburg cents each.
Sweden 10, via Hamburg IL cents each.
Circulars rated book packets OF. or under.
ONCE Hours.
Opens at 8 o'clock A. NJ; closes at SP
Sundays Office opens 3 o'clock A. closes atl2M
r. W. TALIAFERRO,
Postmaster.
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Agency for
IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS FOR STEAM
WATER AND GAS.

We have received full supply Of PIPE and FIrTrEGs,
both Plain aud Galvanized, and shall connue to sell at
Manufacturers prices.
We have also a good supply Of SHELF HARDWARE,
SHEET, BOILER BAR and ROD IRON RUBBER HOSE,
PACKING, SHEET LEAD, LEAD PIPE, and all kinds Of
RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT and MECHANICS SUP
PLIES which we viii sell low any house in the South.
BOSTICK & SEYMOUR,
Conner of Common and Fulton strestS
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THIS is THE BEST DIsTNFECTANT KNOWN
Recommended Throughout the Scientific
World,
AND BY THE BOARD OF HEALTH OF THIS CITY
Which the following Certificate proves, viz;
OFFICE OF THE RoAsD OF HEALTH,
New Orleans, August II, 1901.
Iao hereby certify that meeting Of This Board he'd
ON he evening the 18th instant the o1 6ean
,sno-,sd CARBOITC ACID as the BEST DISfNFkCrANft
and recommended PAGE co.'s ssh best preparation @
the same III 'Ns GEO. WIN DIRMEYER. NJ. D..
Secretary Board Of Health.
The undersigned prepared tosuppiy
PAGE q Ce'S CARBOLIC ACID.
they have spared expense construct and put into
apparatus produce article unequaled BY any
Manufactured and affo t. sell At such
prices will IL within the me ms OF poorest member
Of This Community The virtues Of OARBOLlC ACID are
not confined to its dsneetant properties alone It's hghy
extOlled
EXTERMINATOR OF VERMIN,
Such as Chinche Reaches and Moths In the HenHouse
ana on board OF Ship It is indispensable.
The Cost is small--Its Merits Great
TRY IT AT ONCE.
WE WILL ABIDE BY THE PUEBLO VERDICT
PAGE & CO.,
NJ % Caunn street.
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The public are cautioned against trading for the same and
the above reward offered for Of the money
Gu. JUMONVILLE,
Ma, o-l..r. Afsv.h "a 1889 Cashier.
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EEotUing BOs0nsS,

EI0tCing BOs0nts,
PUFF BOSOMs.
Extra-Lnng BOSOMS,
Fine Plated BOsOMS.
CUFFS and COLLARS to put on Shirts;
NIGHT SHIRTS and BOYS SHIRTS;
Shirts made 10 order at OUR SHIRT FAC TORY corner
''' 'D''''' ~ ' LEIGHTON l. HAYMAN.
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Au-eAsEss q nEROHANDIBE, AaRIOULruRAr ~,
rLkhENTS, sten etc, purchased o commission
Coed spurehAsed only Of hrst class House, ana .. lo
40. low than parties purchase themselves
suraeisnt must be to cover freight
missions, the balance PAYABLE ON BELIvERY
Commissions 40. xcssdns SlOQ Z par o,p. -
eseding 500, * per cent
Oolections on all points prsmptly attended w.
ksfsrenee-ooLA J. O. NIXON, Proorissss Of IA
sew Orsans Osnsgxr.
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.Jns, IL. ThOnaDs0,,

MERC CHANT TAIIoR
No. 75G Broadway, Corner OF Eighth .tr...
NEW YORK
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IA. w. Thompson,

PURCHASING AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
NO. IS EAST TWENTIETH STREET, NEW YORK
uYzcIAL AsEsrs or EEv ORLEANS uxussurrl
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Once Hours.

Opens at o'clock A. NJ; closes atsPE.
Sundays Office opens at 3 o'clock closes at l2M
r. W. TALIAFERRO,
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FOLLOWING GOODS. RECEIVED PER LAST STEAM
Frs FROM NEW YORK:
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Belgium, Switzerland and Germany, cents each.
France 4, England and Italy Il cents each.
Russia 10, via Hamburg cents each.
Sweden Is, via Hamburg IL cents each.
Circulars are rated as book packets OF. or under.
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Fassnuamr1s Cotton Ties.
"Somthern Lands' Agency.

We offer our services for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
PERRY etc, the Southern States References and h
formation promptly given.
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON & CO.,
No 90 Liberty street New York.
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POtthOH s. Knight,

e6................CAMP srREET..................oe
Importers and Dealers In
Paints, Oils, window Glass, stained and
Enameled Glass, Artists Materials, etc.
POTTHOFF & KNIGHT,
% Camp street. Agents for English Plate 3lasa
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Important to Lawyers.

TIE ACTS OF THE LAST LEGIsLAruRu,
Held and begun 2ssh January 1857 IN M, ~,
Orleans No lawyers library complete without thi. xIs
work. '@A@D-t
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National Democratic Ticket

FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
FRANCIS r. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI,
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IRON Cotton Tees.

In addition to the celebrated ARROW TIES, am now
prepared 10 receive from tie trade for the sELFFAS
TENING BUCKLE TIES, all made Of the best quality Ens
Hsh Iron, and BANDS Of any required length
H. T. BARTLETT
General Agent 43 Carondcle, street.
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Il. GtQHek

aiorms his customers and friends that he
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1876. ....... CANAL STREET. ....""..126
Informs bis customers and friends that he
HAS RkPLENIsHED HIS STOCK

with HE
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JAMES A.. GRESHAM,
SOOKSELLKT AND sTArrOHEx.
- o-SP STREET,
Respectfully calls the attention Of Members Of IA. IA,
the shove announcement.
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forever.
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81 EIH i, IA: pN; H,ss
sERI, &. .l .

aipsthe star, aud landing i; to me, said j;
Genera kson ifpSll,,o Il It's WIS Is 81 nS
task to assist ii intg HIM hi OH 1Eg'
fsld 81 81 81 camliiahi vas
fyrnlips IN lino battley and although "a niS
heart lied aIl my afn fet nSSfScless al
the % thogsht of thS enemy 'dnaidsd
y his prssenee, stern duty called ms to' Tho
front; Kpselilg oip oip sse silsnt lo6k athis
pele herpio face sspicd Tho STARS ID tie i9ollaqr
ot flis ercoat hung loosely Dyer tho ilite
ter Quick as thought took out MY knifes,s'
nqqd, cutting one aWay S tohcoaliBg it. my
pgsoIl ON With IL on heart .hastdhad to the
batsaes and sword better seffsstee
that day than hiihse. Here II Is s&ill yYous shob
kecP it for the sale; Of god6 WHO, sdyii Ing
atlongst strati gers and ehemios, has lad his
lat h,pinepts goethed BY YOUR gentle careie,
Comp eTcoiio gFcf, 7 tS6k the pre-
oloas 81 and nlauTiprcd my thanks. fhcn,
llssaipg slI out the paper lie asked n6 to chcl6sc
itsin the one to his mother .fell h6r it the
Inst leave of absence Sevcr }GteiSScd frofh Gcnl
eral Jackson, signed by his own hand IA hap
py furlough spent at homo. slall soon have
another, endorsed by q rtatcr Captain than
ihd, to 60 II dwelling where pleasures are end.
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v "A r. OU S.
-4[ From the Charleston News.l
Political StfaWs=H How tho Wind is
Blowing.

I
Within two, weeks two. Radical papers, in
Wisconsin have hauled down Grant and put
up Seymour.
So many Republican papers in all parts Of
the country are joining the Democracy that
wetcannot m ct find room to print their names. y
General Buell., who snyed Grant and his
army from utter destruction at Shiloh, sup.
ports Seymour, aud Blair. {, ~. ST..
Five hundred Republicans in Montana have
renowned their adhesion to the Radical party
and come oat for the Democratic ticket. ,-nt.
Tho Illinois Post. q German Radical paper,
has. expired, in consequence of the detection of
the respectable Germans Of the city, who have
heretoforeacted with the Radicals. b. g.,4r !;
There is a German Democratic club in Now
York, nearly 500 strong, nearly oil Of tho
members of whiohare said to- hare heretofore
voted the Republican ticket pjiisSas.s s
The Grant electors in Alabama have dc!
clined to- serve, and have taken the stump for
Seymour. a Radical 2pap6r In Montgomery
Ras ceased publication, oelwaht' IF support tn
The Pittsbnrg poa says it has the names, names IF
eighty two Republicans Of that city Ssllo5 have
joined Seymour andBlair9 clubs, and and willivote
tile, entire Democratic ticket at the next clcc
| tinnn,p istR bHs sgGs lis 9SSnlaoag 7atit sfgf
~, s,,e,l ri ,i,,ars1a ami ,sal ..,3E
Sc I've yi boa|senl Germans residing tho up
per portions. Of Philadelphia havo formed .
Seymour and Blair club, These Germans
hayee heretofore acted with. the Radical party.
Ip,hailadclphia VIII elect tho De,nocratic ticket
byn' least least l9 ten thousand or.y
The Quincy (IllinoisD, Hlesrqll4 says that i.
thstScity there hpYs mot ,peep less than fifty
shanses ,,9tl.Gl ,9fl German Radicals from Grapt 70
Sqymour in tic course our of, the past month,
end il Adams County n9i lgss then two hun
aIapHseI ast, - sfyln bpstoi cd slaf.s, .bsaix
| 6s ESaGoyernsr. William 4, Johnston, Of Nile.
ghapy sCo9ntys Panpsy Eania, formerly "a Rad.
ical ofithesstrongest kind, lpscolne ont strong.
lyfor Seymour, and Blair slIe made a Demo
cratic lspGech.in Pitsburgia few nights since
| Dr.k AlbiisosGa Garcelo,g Of Lewiston, Maine
! has always -beea.a,radica ssince tho nomi
nation Of asant,p II slyone of tho leading
Ephs'aiaians pf that Stateand has held the Office
tof Sasgson General anacrarthe Radicals s Hs
snow eonles out for, Seymour and Blair. Y VI
sirhc cSliemsof fthct Danbdfy et,ona tzsaass
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Read This, Z Coioirte.sl Il u DINO Mon. Il.

3 A correspondent of the Macon Journal and
Messenger gives the subj ACCOUNT of !:
speech delivered By colorcd man, i at a Denl-
.ocratic barbecue, In Pulaski County, .fcw
days dgo =, ,ti7s VI
Next followed aEcolored man by the name
of Sherman, who gave, in 10 conversational,
style, q most interesting history Of his trip to
and his. stay I'M Liberia He was not at all
complimentary to the agents of The Cslonixa-
ton Society, on account Of the mcasrc supply
Of provisions .oni thes So?yange lie sayBthey
were compelled to aubsit for days on rations
consisting of a single cracker and a pint Of
water; but when they reached their destination,
on account of tho many deaths occurring ii,
their party, their fations wore wui Increased to
three crdckefs pors day! He said he was told
tho Colonization Society that, whom sShe
reached Liberia, he would find d species, ,of
fruit known as the bread fruit, growing IN
great abundance on the trees .-all OF which he
found to be true, but neither he nor any Of
his party could eat it. 3H q says the natives
live on snakes, frogs, lizards or any sort Of
animals they can captnres Ind .salay, but they
prefer animals that have died, and arc in a
;putrid state e.:
/ He said he determined to leave as suun MS
he, could provide himself with money to pay
his passage passa TO New York which, he soon
obtained, and took ship for Now Y York, where
! he felt confident Of meeting many friends.
"A fer arriving in the city, he made applications
to rome mon on the wharf for work, was told
they did not employ negroes, and driven away;
ihp q made mad several other applications on the
wharf, meeting in every instance ,unkind re-
pulses. He then made application at two car
pennter shops, from, which he hardly escaped
with his scalp. Hereturned to the wharf in
despair, when he fortunately found gentle.
man from Savannah, and after having to work
for his food until he could get a situation, he
proposed to work for him in the same way way he
gave him his food, and Afterwards paid the full
price ofihis labor, which enabled him to reach
Savannah, where he met with. Southern friends,
who furnished. him means to reach Ills old
home, where he hopes to live anu die, for he
says the black ihaf has no friends only IN the
South. He advised the black man to be peace
able and industrious, md be- governed by the
advice of, the people in this country. That
slavery at the, South, in its worst form, is
better for the black man than Freedom at the
North. - 50 g 95s ssis ~
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North.
'sMatr'inion1y.
lAlli .sllk.ssIn.

L"Shall I get married 2" is u question which
q man often puts to himself In the present day,
NSthing can be- wiser tllan to to make il a aiesl,
ton; but when a man does lie should examine
and Weigh the thing fairly and fully, and not
consider that lie ,lass founta solution to ii the
moment he meets With sn objeo;ion to contra
venoe lhiis Wishes. Y t'fie - sh Il
II il Dot for his father his mother, his
friends oil his books that he should yeild so,
ina CASE that il really toogrcat for their de-
cisions sHo5 77di 81 hsis8Iss saa}ss 3l..,sss1 1 3
Hear them, or read then, lie, may ITO gather
their opinions but III his own co.iscience
| Prove Stronger than their arguments, and that
Ills apnit still cries out ssmarfy why, marry
he should, with due cfdefereheg,to many ssapient
advisers. asr'sssted,f .fnafs &s: ii as9sfsii ~
ssls,narrinla 81 desirable state This is the
lfrstqpeytipn: lMlost every. n,s.ii and woman
will answer i in tho affirmative. When
should it be entered into; is the hext' t'qasstio6s
To this the ereply Is, as IS soon as man hay-
ing reached aproper age, say twenty-five, is
able to support a Wife, Then comes the ques-
tioh Of childfenste man, by pinching littte
here, and . good deal there, icans support i
wifo.'lbut che pSorfellow 10 afraid / Of having
family 70 feed and iclothe, and educate, with-
ont money enough Ito bearithe additional, es-
bensea Eisaisse u. g:ssf
fa'hia is tho6tus We believe, fswt young
I'inen would bsfsncln fools easi to remab sin d
state ssingl ''5ssa,laoss tlc Image sol
'tecining children did not l.apntS aud bewilde,
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hhtli'thfs saar Isaa:ss. ssays the General Sftho
Army and calloandi idat6 ftf the Psesi,sens
ey has lived namok Willensi in smoke,
while his name in politics has NOT adds.t one
aer. : = s'fs:5's ~; 4 4
Mrs Eliyabrtli ,Cady Stanton, ii an editorial
artidie published iinnh IL Ill. Rsooliios, Nov
paper Shy s:Hra n closing, We appear Is
every patriot etineludhg 'lallsIthe CONSERVATIVES
sslcn;euts, We especial mention them ass .Lsir
patFotism is doubtful, and sxsle.ling the Rad
;sss as theirs i certain g forgot I'll past
differences, and Unto with s TIC gres a-
ptoachiBg Struggle u elect IToldsiJI
and frank Blair' thatthe wats for the Union,
the constitutions and ithc Idwsiimay bc#con,-
n)onced; in eehrncst 2, ~ a ~,
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IE u % ST O RY ]. B
StoneWal j FAC cks0 81 { S Star.
IN eiD ENfs 5f y

q Isl
the fall ofS s64, was .detathod from
I. Held duty ~ General zee . ana entrust-
.sed by the aonfe crate g oserpment with mis-
aion 70 cue Of States requiring great
but with this, my story
i.slsas hing TO save tasI an xplanation of
spsg time ii the sHeny ter
ritory liaving reason to remain 5 few days
phia sI was snrprisea aud gratified
5to SYM pathizers with our great struggle
mo radio and loyal city Care
fully coneealf position and business there
old trienas, h6 SO gladly threw open
their dsors ana for d taaitop so-called 10
anters enjoyed some pl lsasan6 hours in the
society Who baafe compelled to speak
With bated breath, but whose hearts throbled
md eyes kindled at isthe rscital Of Southern
wrongs md Soft eSran talor0 3 /.
Upon descending to breakfast one fair Octoi
ber corning, host Mrs %. ca Yirginian
q herself, but married oa Northern ,inian met
,ae. greatlieal Hes sand xholding in her
ss'hand his bossed envelope, whose dain-
ribbon knet, ma beautifully engraved ini-
tlel although entirely different from
anything cf tiio kid il had seen for three
years mind strongly of s,natrl
m6h5 though went back toI tho halcyon
6f thespa before 6saarlse aasr dig.
tinontg aadsleft rssyioh Oh nv
i /, Iss u camp
to- thc fat no. md spripations of the
h. lad. pI6iifs iofp. e IL
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Nil Jl sIvisEl lA 81 Ia IVA W ii Ill N1lfzi i
s.. ss..sss
tlea' 'loEa,ias n vaies IL
tle ,fea md tEs brave ons
81 tba q
E, S va,' S s s -
6f hers il will yensnre, 5,
story.s ,neoted With ,tbis m
stonewa aokson md how 6 ,,s s ,,a
pbssesyion., $ ss ' ssfs ''s
months 100 tvl;le Ia s;t;n 90
hosnita INV MI IN Is
onesof s,y &,
the day before; ,yaa 4 von anna.
rentlv about t,yentv Won r IF ntbon,b
almost ,vastsd - a.ak j etons bro,d onon.
brow delicate high.bred nose. and General air
rafi AZ 8
lineage. The beantifnl .bro,v q a,sad
ali nv motions With such 8 svenrn;ns Sbeaaenb.
ing expression thatI I was s;rresist;blv dTawn,
to his bedside. oifarina linn an oronae i ,,st =,
cool ps-ohed tongne' md S ,soa,f
beside him. il iinauircd Into .his aond;t;on
teyYill YOU bathe nv head as nv :, i.
to do sa;d be ,sand tlo, IN to g! s
In; s;n.s IS Il = e
vors y, ], - 4
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q tsl, ,;o 5.
mn b ! os,,st q 81
a;r tba c6n sr,s,,s ~ fs
3,
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until q slow fever . nsued a which wasg tliai,
drdining the strength from his Youthful veins
OF course all this Was not told at once but mt
intepyals IN aliswer to INV questions. Einally.i
fearing the / vehement. would prove Injurious.
1 enioinedf quiet and rest. bidding him good
bye, with the promise to- return the next, dav..
For q week, mt the same time every morning.
! attended dec my irginia boy, z and mylen-
k... ~ 4 N . Ar Il . a.
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LOCAL NJ ALTERS.
3UcT10N SALES THIS D4I

MrLL1aAN & Son Will sell ct IL o'clock' az WHAT
ioot of Yendue Range. sloop tdz1. ,-,.,, =;
JEFFoEps Co. will sell at half-past oci1oA, S -
front tf their stores, veadue Range, pig nan''
strips, &c. .,,r.e-e.nast O
T. H. CATER will sell at three-quar. P,,ttor
O'Clock, in his store, on Browns wharf, ou''er'
cAIDws11 win soil at half sss toSsoS6 0oOc6
in front OF their stoe East Bay, hams ana to9acco
TrJTcrI 6 Rprrss will sell at IL o'clock at the OLD
postofice. a bui ding lot and wooden house; Also
stocssand bonds. ,,, =. .ho
old postofice residence and storehouse; also, old
issue City of Charleston stock.
LAUREY & ALEXANDER VIII sell at ~ ciocA ~
their store East Bay sweet and Irish potatoes ba-
con, &c. ,.,.,- ~
their salesreon Meet;ngstreet. dry goods' nas, &C.
MITES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock, in luis store,
corner King and Liberty streets, clothing hats ana
dry goods. ,.,- ., ,bo;r
store. East Bay, choice selection OF Christmas
goods.
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TIVE srarMoT SOUTH uARULINA.

JOr me y NHfV o. DednJoT.
vETaEREAs, M2. GEORGE a. BENNETT. WHO.
w a. the General Election held i'll prl, loOS, was
chosen mrnlber Of the House Of Re resentatycs
for the Election District of eaufort County to serve
for two years has since sail election ro'lgncd; anu
wborras tie Constiiui of tho State OF south caro-
lima directs That in su'h 4 case "r1t of Eectlon
shall he issued Y the Speaker Of the House OF iep-
rcscnatives Tor the purpose OF hl'lnS inc vacancy
thus cccasiouCd Tor tue remainder or the term lot
which the member resigned Was c.ccicd 10 serve
SOW, therefore, you anl each o: ycu are heIeoY
reuurrd after due advertisement, ara VITA s'rl re-
gard 10 al thr provisions nj the CONSTITUTION anu
avg OF the sail STATE. touching your d;ity Ill such
case 10 oid III election for Ne rh.r Of the House
of EcDres scntIiiycs for Ike Election aoresau,
to scr.c ;0r the naindcr vi tue term for which inc
sld GEORGE 4. BENNE TT was clfciei lie Ioiis
to bn opcned 3! the various places ci rcon III thc
said District, on flon,ay nr i0rr;h lay or January,
1872 by the yIri .us set; OF Managers Tor those
PLACES respectively; il M"nu:er: 20 count 'he
votes publicly immcdlteiy aitrr tic llnil closing OF
hr nos ut t',c p:rcllcs where tie votes nave h/cn
taken mfic out a crrt a:c o, t'Ic r.. MT. 10 DC
signcl by the MiaaSrrs. or In'Jnil OF men, ana
taken 10 the Co;rt House Of l;f:Iu or. County. o.
pace now fixed hy law ior crlnlinS ihe votes. on
IYeinrs dy /. C sixth day OF nuary. 1869. by one
more o. :ai hlanarcrs and III: Aa'ir9ers or i
mljorit oil tlicin VIII IIy 2s;c.:! d.. s.ai pr'c@i
examine The aforesaid st:c1n u, ana u-ei@' 'c
rcuii oi the Electi Il
This Writ together with your rs:yrn OF inc Err-
ton TO be held under it. have before ~: lnusc Oh
Repre- sentatlvrs Ut id icxt ct II er Inc iac'inn
WiLnoss the Honorable II -! LIN s'O'',' 49,
ESQUIRE Sro ler Of the Gon'e o: EtlFese!l-
iatiycs, u. Columbia. this t"c III dry OF Dc"cin,
her in the wear of our Lord one thousand
,inlt hundred aud siNty-dighi.
FRANKLIN j. MOSES, JR,
Sneaker OF the uouso oi RcircscniG1v'S.
A O. JONES C'erk OF the Housc o.. Ecpfe5cala
tves RI
December II ~