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PARISH TICKET.

It's na sheriR-A. p. DUMAS.
SaariF--JOHN NJ. DAVIS.
IS s lst aud 4th Districts, and Algisrs-Dr. W..
lb. HIRE.
n. ns a ID and sd Distriets-nr NJ P. AvILA
ors si siAatornsy-HERRY O. DIBBLE.
"a First District Oourt-W. W. HOWE.
,Iis First District oourt-THoMAs LEON.
second District Court-R. II. SHANNON.
IN IN second District Courts. b. PACKARD.
Third District oOurt-J K BELDEN.
- Third District ooart-F G. LLORENS,
is. Fourth District OOurt-J. P. BOYD.
ort Fourth District Oourt-A. ROUGELOT.
ID. Fifth District Oourt--OHAs. LEAUMoNT.
40, Fifth District oouFt--IA A. gNAKR.
,pd sixth Distriut Oourt--ALAN9ON B. LONG
FT. sxih District G0urt--HENRK B. HUBERF.
srn seventh District oourt,-sTEPH MN 8. FISH.
oissysuth District COurt-E. DUBUO.
M 33i5. tiees OF ths Feaee and Coastnblea.
lidA Iaaties-E. CLIFFORD; oOnstabls--rER-
h eE COOK. Second Justioe-A. sHELLEYi
rns aHtable-JAMES W. QUINN. Third Justice,
ess- E. MAOARTY; Constable - RICHARD
ava NNER- Fourth 5ustlos--JOs. @. BAUM;
ions natable = Oapsaia EUGENE MEILLEUR.
b Justice iAlsiorsl. RUGENE McCARTHYs
idgG asssbls--J0HH p. UAzELAR Sixth Jus
,,u .-Dr. D. MA0KAY; conatsble- LEON
run FHIHA
Al atats Tax Aasesasru.
New orlsaus-J. W. MENARD. JOS. o.
'oVa MEz, w. O. KINsELLA. GEORGE P.
ar Right BAnh-E J. BRuNETT.
Z " state TAX Collectors.
, n sstrict-FRANCIs O. MAHAN. Second Dis.
}. D. t~TIUToR GFRODIAs. Third District
: ID @ BLANDIN. Bonfth Distziot--E P. DU.
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N. nasrics@GEoRGE w. NADER, DAVID
2 n lsoN, SOLOMON r. MOSES. Second Die
a~5U0R J. OAMPRRLL.. p. B. s. PTNOkE-
SRY 0E THIRD Disls3et--T. v. O0UPLAfED
4 sla M0EEEFE FoaRlh DISTRICT : W.
~. hAY.
Bepreeensatlvess
! ssasnfHtiso Distriet-CoL o. 3. YOUNG,
AND AeEge II. HUGHES Second Dia,ract--
8sLEs II. FOX, OsKKMONT y. 0LAu-
.AsT. BENJAMIN GEDDRS Third DiaRics--
Fous 2H0l0MEw " COLLINS. y o. ANTOINE,
p I2ABEL1.R. AEORTLMEB OARR
q On Dlsirfos-J HALL. HENRY HEI-
AAIH. Fifth District = JOBERH HAN
and OCTAVE Bnk0F Sixth pisisiot--
:, o. SELDOM. Seventh BiHtriot-faENRY
Il" sK. CANON J. AD0LPHE. Elzhth
Incip -AuGugTIN MAURTUB Ninth Dis.
AANuEI CkRTHn and W q. ]. MOOaE
"a =; 80 1iasglst = ISAAC FULLER. ARTHuR
! oAsa Maganth Distrist--BkTFLsE PAXNE.
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daak rssssniI4 aabmltaea
ANEEY O. DzEEIiE. Casirmam.
4a asMsaasT. HA@
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-12
RADICAL CAMPAIGN SONG.
For COlored ALen and White.
TUHE-HA Little More Cider


We love the white man and the black;
Let Democrats love the rest.
Who teok the lash from the negro's back,
We love them still the best.
Oh dear we feel SO happy,
The world has grown less wicked.
Let US still march on in the saving way
And vote on the "Warmoth ticket
A little more justice here,
A little more reason too;
A little more sense in the poor white man
Will carry our ticket through.
We know those men who loved to prey
On black as well as white,
Are worshiping their ''gods in gray"
With hymns of Southern right
Oh! how the art of lying,
And perjury, and bribe,
Is carried on from johnson down
To the lowest "Flunky" scribe.
A little less rebel here,
A little more loyal too;
A little more real American pride
Will carry our ticket through.
Low prejudice may help them out,
And arrogance may pirate.
In spite of all their rebel route,
Wen save this good old state. +.
Oh don't it sound so pretty
To hear our loud hosannah;
Still ringing out from end to end,
Of free made Louisiana.
A little more manhood here,
More selfdependence too;
A little more plain-told simple truths
Will carry our ticket through.
In Field or Cabinet you'll Grant
Ulysses can't be beat;
Wen have him for our president,
And Warmoth for the state.
Oh! we'll want no "rebel papers,
To get some work to do;
The Stars and Stripes We'll fight for still,
Not treason's "bonny blue.n
A little less foreign rule,
A little less ruin too;
A little more true American grit
VIII carry the nation through.
Wen pack into our carpet-bags"
All useless rebel trash;
All treason, spite, and faded flags,
Vain pride and paper cash,
Old cotton bonds and cockney plans,
Lost causes and Reviews
And send them off to Johnny Bull;
He deals in such refuse.
little more there might pay,
A little less here would do;
United now is the better way,
So run the ticket through.
Let those who will not be all good
Republicans to-day
Because they have no slaves to whip,
Once more assume the gray.
A nice conserve" they'll be,
Democratic aristocrats
We'd pack them into our "carpet-bags,r
But they won't receive such rats
A little more freemen here,
A little more thinking too;
By the little end of the horn then
Those funkies will crawl through
We know the men that freed the black,
They live North, East, and West;
They took the lash from the negro's back
Then why not love them best.
And good old Uncle Sammy
Needn't feel the least alarm,
Wen have no Mason and Dixon's lineo
Running through his children's. farm.
A little more justice here,
A little more reason too;
A little more sense in the poor white mar
will carry our ticket through.
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HEADQUARTERS RADICAL REPUBLICAN PARTY,
No. II Dryades street.


DEAR SIR: Your attention is earnestly
directed to the fact that by the orders Of
the military commander but one ballot can
be cast by each voter at the coming
election, which must contain the names OF
all csndidstes-state, parish, and munich
pal--for which the elector desires to vote.
In voting, therefore, for parish and munich
pal officers, be particular to paste the local
tickets carefully and firmly to the tickets
for the constitution, state officers, and
members of congress, which have already
been distributed.
Where it is possible, it would be well to
have new tickets printed, containing " for
the constitution and all the names Of all
the candidates on one piece of paper.
Respectfully, s. B. PACKARD,
Chairman Committee,
DENNIS BURREI, Secretary,
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In the election orders of the general com
manding the fifth military district for the
election of civil officers and for the rati6
cation Of the constitution it is provided that
electors registered in the state who have
lost their certificates of registration NAV
vote bv presenting their aflidRyits, setting
forth the parish or district in which they
we're registered, the fact of the loss OF their
certificates, and that they have resided in
the election precinct where they offer 10
vote for the period Of ten days next pre-
cedlng the seventeenth day OF April. 1853,
and that they have not voted before at said
election. 8. B. PACKARD,
OAalrRan.
b. Q. RICzARDsoN, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-12

CoMPL1MENT.- acknowledge the COM
pliment of serenade and cheers from the
Second Ward Republican club last evening.
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Ward-D. W. SHAW. JOHN sTUMPF.
scobd Ward = W. B. ARMSTRONG, j.
NOBLE. Third Ward w. H. PEN
lRRTON, O. CAMP. Fourth Ward u.
y NGRAHAM, LEWIS BANKS. Fifth
Frd-OHARLEs GRANDPRE Sixth Ward
lHILIPP SCHULTZ, Seventh Ward-E. O
HORPHY. Eighth WHrd-HERRK SCHULTZ
ath ward--OsoAR ALLEN. Tenth Ward
&c. scHAETz. Eleventh wsTd-YoRICR
aAAPBELL.
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Aldermen.

Ditriet-JoHN NJ C. PARKER, W. G. Nc
DONNELI. and PATRICK HARNAN. Second
bhtriot j. A. RAYNAL, LUDGER Bo-
bUiLLE. Third Distriet-L- PESSoU, OSCAR
P0YEoF. Fourth DiztriOt-A. JEHLEN and
IDMOND FLOOD.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

- NH1 Rlan h-AA NaRa = u "a
FROM WASHINGTON
The Progress of Impeachment.
GEN. SHERMAN ON THE WITNESS STAND.
His Evidence Ruled Out.
SHARP CONTEST BETWEEN COUNSEL,
Managers Garry Their Points,
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Latest News from All Points
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VOLUME II.

Iep 0EIea,rs Republican.
:IclaL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
zraL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
rlClAL JOURNAL OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
TICKET.
FOE PRESIDENT,
JLYSSESS.GRANT
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
II. DURELL
TIE TICK Il II.
IFoR GOVERNOR.
henry G. w A R M o T 81 /.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
sc A r j. D U N N =.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
lFoRG E E. BOV e e. {.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
EON B E L D e N /.
FOR AUDITOR,
EoRGE M. WICKLIFFE.
FOR TREASURER,
NToINE UCLE T a
SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION,
HoMAS W. CON w AY.
oR CONGR R ES -.
FIRST DISTRICT,
HA LIE YP n e r .
SECOND DISTRICT.
Inn o N 20 N E s.
THIRD DISTRICT.
bsEPH P. NEW SHAM,
FOURTH DISTRICT.
IC H e L VI D A L
FIFTH DISTRICT,
JASPER BLACKB URN
DLCAL REPUBLICAN TICKET
-FoR THE
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
AND
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
MUNICIPAL TICKET.
\, Of New orleans-sETH W. LEWIS.
1Oler--ST. FELIX OAsANAVE, Street Com
nlssioner-WILLIAM BAKER.
Recorders.
Dis,hct-JoHN P. BECKER. Second Dis
irot-RUGERE sTAES Third Distriot-J
MAsSIcOT. Fourth Distriet-WILLIAA
WEBER.
Aldermen.
District-JoHN NJ. G. PARKER, W. G. nc
D0ENELI. and PATRICK HARNAN Seeon'
bstsiot j. A. RAYNAL, LUDGER 30
NbUrLLE. Third District-L- PESSoU, oSoAE
P0YKOP. Fourth Distriot-A- JEHLEN AM
DAOND FLOOD.
Assistant Aldermen.
Wsrd-D. W. SHAW, JOHN sTUMPF
scsnd Ward - W. B. ARMSTRONG, j
NOBLE. Third Ward w. H. PEN
RRTON, O. CAMP. Fourth Ward II
RGRAHAM, LEWIs BANKS. FIftl
Frd-oHARLEs GRANDPRE Sixth Ward
HILIPP SCHULTZ. Seventh Ward-E- G
ORPHY. Eighth wArd-HERRK soHULTz
Nlath ward-OsoAR ALLEN. Tenth Ward
Ee. scHANTZ. Eleventh wsrd-YoRIcF
AAPBELL.
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MUNICIPAL TICKET.

.ur Of New orlesns-sETH W. LEWIS.
lForer--sT. FELIX oAsANAvE. Street Com.
BAKER.
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His Evidence Ruled Out.
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.DlCAL REPUBLICAN TICKET

-FoR THE-
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
and
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
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ATLANTA, April II. = The attention Of
General Meade being called 20 the course OF
Lieutenant Charles I. johnson, ntteenth
regiment OF infantry IN arresting Judge
Pope. 81 fhe circuit court of Calhoun eoun-
ty, al Atlanta, and cl0sing hia court owlAg
10 the difference in construction Of orders
in rsfeFsnce TO impanneilng iuries, tAe
general commanding publicly declares that
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GEN. SHERMAN ON THE WITNESS STAND.
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SHARP CONTEST BETWEEN COUNSEL.
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The Progress of Impeachment.
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Disnct-JoHN p BECKER. Second Dis.
laos-RUGENE sTAES. Third Distriot-J.
b MAsSICOT. Fourth District-WILLIAM
WEBER
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Managers Garry Their Points,
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FROM WASHINGTON
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Latest News from All Points
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LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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BOARD OF REaIsTRATI0N, J
stats Of Louisiana,
Nsw 0rleaus, April 10 1853 J

DExNIs BURREI, Secretary,
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SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION,
HoMAS W. CONW WAY.
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q. Q. RICaARDs0N, Secretary.
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York Times adds: ii an one c,;!s."cts 'iic
first par; OF this description 70 ne sight! ,A,
ed with snoLbishne:,, I.o m'st ~ least ad:''-''
after !3oI:ac u the ;,lo.3 graphic siotif. 'ha'
N Western r,.r.sc, they are { very or nary
looking SCI. snd no douDt iaey would .ornl q
s,r;I,inr contrast with the rather impressive
and inie!.oc.ral-looking BODY who constitute
tbe counsel for .he defence. Gus how will all
this increase Mr.. Johnson;s chances of acquit-
tal Z -. ~.
York Post SAYS: ''It will not do to say that the
Loval League means right and the Ku-klux
means wrong. The ku-K!ux have committed
some murders, but we think there is no doubt
that the Loyal Leagues have done the same
thing. The ku-Klux, it is said. have shielded
their members. when criminals, against pun
ishment by law; We know that the same thing
has been done in South Carolina and other
States by Loyal League Clubs. It must begin
TO be clear, even to Southern Unionists, that
the policy of exclusion and prescription, into
which they have been led by few vindictive
and few designing and wicked men, is mis-
take. 1t does not produce peace, harmony,
order; it yields only violence, hatred, disorder,
as tyranny must always do. 1t perpetuates
and intensifes the fires of class hatred and
prejudice. 1t necessitates constantly the in
terference Of the armed hand of the general
government 1t breeds secret societies and
produces assassinations, evasions of justice
and defiance of wholesome laws"
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and frr the election of certain officers. is
as .oi!ows:
that within thirty days after the raii-
fca,ion OF this constitution. ar election
shall be held in and for each county, at such
time and places, and under such regula-
tiors as may be prescribed by said board of
commissioners for the election Of all county
officers required by this constitution to be
elected by the people. And the said board
shall also have authority TO call elections
for all municipal c9iesrs, at present elected
by the people, at the same time, and sub
ject to such regulations as said board may
prescribe, no: inconsistent with this con-
stitution or the charters Of such municipal
bodies. And at such elections erery 2uali-
fed roter under the provisions Of this con-
stitution may vote for all officers 10 BE elected.
The qualifications under the constitution
are male citizen, twenty-one years old, q
resident of the State, and who is not dis
qualified to hold Office under the Constitu-
tior of the United States. So that all per-
sons are entitled to vote at all these cleo
tions who have been able to take the regis
tration oath.
There is not in either the Reconstruction
acts or the new constitution any mention of
taxation, but the Reconstruction acts do
say that at all elections all registered voters
shall have the right to vote, and the new
constitution declares that no person shall
be disqualified from voting except for GER
tain causes, of which the failure to pay
taxes is not one. These assertions and
provisions lead to the absolute conviction
that voters at the next municipal elections
will not be and cannot be-either by Gene
raj CANDY or the convention document
prevented from voting because they have
not paid their capitation or other taxes.
They prove also that registered voter who
goes up to the polls without tax receipt
will be as we'll off as the anxious registered
voter who carries that paper in his pocket.
City ordinances have nothing to do with the
elections. They will be held according to
the Reconstruction acts and the ordinances
of the convention, and will be conducted
and governed under no other rule.
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Church and State.

Mr.. D1sRAEL1, the English Premier, has
written letter to the Earl of Dartmouth,
in which, referring to the Irish Church
question, he says the crisis is one rather in
England than in Ireland, and adds, "the
purpose is now avowed, and that by pow
erful party, of destroying that sacred union
between Church and State which has hith-
erto been the chief means Of our oiviliza-
ton, and is the only security for our relig-
ious liberty" This is remarkable decla-
ration, coming from the Premier of Eng
land. The acknowledgment of the strength
of the party opposed to the State establish
ment is contained in few words, but the
authority from which it proceeds is con-
vincing.
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CHI Al Es TON
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL IA, 1868.
To the Registered Voters.


AT the election which begins to-day, the
people of South Carolina have the privi-
lege, under the laws of Congress, of voting
for or against the new constitution for
South Carolina, framed by the convention
recently in session here. Our citizens owe
it to themselves to cast their votes as one
man against that instrument, even though,
in so doing, they should accomplish no
more than to put on record before the
world their solemn protest against many Of
the features which it embodies. Let no
one, who is qualified, neglect to vote.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES. FOR TILE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-N THE MATTER OF q. L..
JEFFERS * CO., BAN.{RUPIS-IN BANKRUPTCY.
To whom it may concern The undersigned hereby
gives notice of his appointment as Assignee of d. L..
JEFFERS & CO., Of Charleston, in the District of
Charleston, and State of South Carolina, within said
District who have been a6judged BanHupts upon
their own petition by the District Court OF said Dis
rict
Dated the 25:h day Ct March, A. D. 1868.
j. CAMPSEN, Assignee.
March 26 6-eprl 9, 10, II, u, 13 II, 1G
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NIGHT SCHOOLI NIGHT SCHOOL!
No. IS 5WENTWORrH.STREET, LECTURE ROOM
OF ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
TNHE HOURS FOR rHE EXERCISES IN ARTIH.
ENGLISH GRAMMAR are from to 9 O'Clock P. n.
1erms-S2 per month IN advance
Bookkeeping charged extra.
December2 G. d. BERGMANN.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOB THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA--lN THE MATTER OF
HUNT BROTHER, 13ANKRUPTS. BY WHOM A
PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANK
RUPTCY Was FILED ON THE 29TH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, a. D. 1868, IN SAID CoURT-N
BANKRUPTCY.-lhis is to give notice that on the
ninth day Of april, A. D. 1865. Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the Estate OF HUNT
4 BROlHER, of Charleston, in the District Of
Charlc ston, and State Of South Carolina who have
been adudged BankruI t. on their own petition; that
the payment of any debts and delivery Of any proper
ty belonging to said Bnnups, to them or for their
use and the transfer OF any property by them are for
bidden by law; that meeting Of the Creditors Of
the said Bankrupts, to prove their debts and to
choose one or more Assignees of their Estate,
will be held at Cour: of-Bankruptcy, to be holden
at No. 70 Broad-streei Charleston, S. c., before R.
B. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the fourteenth day
of Nay, D. 1868, at O'Clock P. NJ.
j. P. NJ EPPING,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
"ADril IL
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of THE
UNITED STATES, FOB THE DISTRICT OF

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CARcLINA-IN THE MATTER OF VIII
LIAM ". LEMAN. BANKRUPT, BY WHOM A
PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPT
CY WAS FILED ON THE 29TH DAY OF FEBRUARY.
A. D. 1868, IN SAID CUfJRT.-N BANKRUPTCY
This is to give notice thIt on the sizh day # Apri
4. d. 1868, Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
against the Estate If WILLIAM W. LEMAN,
Of Aiken, in the District Of Barnwen, and
State of South Carolina, who has been
ndiudged q Bankrupt on his own petition;
that the payment of nny debts and delivery of
any properly belonging to said Bankrupt to him or
for bis use, and the transfer OF any property
by him are forbidden by law |; that meeting Of
the Creditors OF the sud Bankrupt to prove their
debts and TO choose ore or more Assignees OF his
Estate, will be held q: Court Of Bankruptcy, to
be holden at No. ~ Broadstreet, Charleston, S. c.
before r. B. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the
t,centy-ird day Of Apr a. D. 1868, at II O'Clock A.
M. J.P. II. EPPING.
United States Marshal as Messenger.
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educational.

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON.
THE EXERCISES OF THE COL LE OF
/ CHARLESTON will be resumed To-AorroW tWed
nesdayb the 18th instant, at Zen A. II.
JOHN McCRADY,
Anril IL Acting SECRETARY.
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HIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON.
rJ,HE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE
i resumed on Wednesday, April 18th. Instruc-
don given in Latin, Greek, French, German, Mathe-
mates, and the higher branches of English
Terms Of tuition, SO per quarter, payable in ad-
vance. ". r. KINGMAN,
April9 G Principal
FEMALE COLLEGE.
Y1HE FALL TERM OF THE FEMALE COLLEGE,
i spartanburg, S. c., will opea October Sd, 1861
Tho president, Rev. A. W. CUMMINGS, D. D., will
be aided by competent, experienced teachers in
every department
Board TOR half year. $1,000
IuuOn. .ss...s''...-- %o.Uo
Contingent Fee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
Music and all the Ornamental Branches very low.
Those wishing to patronise the School will please
address the President. itu AuRusts
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sTONEWALL FIRE ENGINE COM
PANY.
A TIEND AN EXTRA MEETING OF YOUR COM
a PANY This Er.ning, at the hall Of the Charles
ton Fire Company, Wentworth-street, at O'CLOCK
Honorary and contributing members wiz please
attend. Newly elected embers are requested 70
be present
D' 0A''- - ". g. MILLER,
.r1, Secretary.
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nOy'T FAIL To TRY THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANbNIN'S He
PATIO BlTTERS all untailing remedy for oil Dis
eases OF the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists.
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Misfellaneous.

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O L. MOSES, NJ. D., HOMEOPATHIC
=. PHYSICIAN. Residence Northwest corner Of
King and Morris streets. Office hours until A. NJ,
and from to 2. n. thstu2mOs March IL
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NEW YORK CITY.
d. NJ. HlLDRETH s. CO., Proprietors.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED FIRsT.CLASs
HOTEL, as popularly known in former times
under the management OF j. B. MONNOT, Esq, and
more recently under that of HIRAM CRANSTON L
CO., is now under the propretorship of Sessrs. D.
NJ. HILDRETH 7. B. ROCKWAY uner the firm Of
D. VI. HILDRETH & co.
The senior partner from bis long experience as
p, p,oprieor of the Yeranda St Louis aud St Charles
Hotels of New Orleans, hatters himself that he can
assure his friends and the public generally, that its
former worldwide reputation popular hrst-class
Hotel, shall be fully sustained under its present
management. 1yr* February IL