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GARTER'S SPANISH M!XTHRE
The Great Purifier of the Blood! ,
TIIE. .RLICT AIrID Au,IILIl. IEN;01uN NJ ,

iAA11 rD1Di MI LbAllf II hISU&f IN
NJ 3ssa Not Particle Of Mercury init!
An Infallibls Remedy for Scrornla, X inrs Evil.
5sitealns.tan, Obstinate Cutancols Eruptie,,s,
f ff Elalp3eA orr Postnlcs OIL the Face, Biotclles,
ttghc mud s1cscr, Chronic Ssors Fsyes,
IS ygrs of
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prudeiles 81 sEiie, or In,-
fhsg Dlesslss: =
Ills great Alternative medicine md Pu-
rlhcr OF Blood Is now used hyilionsads Of crate
,lni patients from ull parts Of the United States,
VINO testify; dnIty to tile remarkable cures per
formed hY the greatest Of I'LL mcdicincs, "CAR.
EHER'S SPAHlSlI MIXTURE" Neuralgia,
IK!'ennatis'n Serofiiln. Eruptions on tlrc Skin,
Liver !,itense, .Feters, Ulcers, Old Sores Affec-
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rc'nnle !, Complaints, Pains aud Aching of The
Bones und Joints, ,rc speedily put 10 flight by
as,l,t; this great and incximnIIle remedy.
For all discusses Of tho i,lnod, nothing has vet
Deen found 10 compare with 1t. 1t ciennscs the
system OF "il Impurities. nets gently and eff
e!ehtiy on tho Liver nmd Kidneys, Strengthens
the Digestion, gives tone 10 Tie Sto,nucI,, makes
5the t SKIN clear aud healthy, and restores the
constitution cnfeeblcl by disease or brok en-
.aoWis ny the cxcesscs OF youtl,, to its pristine
syigor md strength =
For The Diseases Of Females il is peculiarly
.npplicabic, anl wherever il l,ns BECOME known,
nregulary prescribed will, tho bnp,,iest effects
II ilyigora.es the weuk and debilit:ted and i'm.
Rarts elasticity to the worn-out frame, clears the
SKID alld leaves the latient fresh and healthy;
g sin g,e bottle of this nestimsbIe remedy is
wortii SO called Saraaparilins IN existence.
1.-The large nun,tcr of certificates which we
naye received from persons from all parts of the
no liumbug about il. Tie press, hotel Keepers
jlnHElktrntes 1,ysicin,H an,f nnI,lir mon w oli
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The STATE & ot I. s,o,aIIilt 81 s3aroiil

At General Assembly, begun and holden at
Columbia the fourth Monday of November,
in the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ffty-fivc, aud from thence con-
tinued by divors adjournlnents to the nine-
tecnth day of December in thc same year.
"A BILL to amend tho fourth section of the first
Article Of the Consultation of this State.
]. BE it enacted by the Senate aud House Of
Representatives now met aud sitting in General
Assembly, and by the authority Of tho same: Tint
the amendment Of the fourth section Of the first
Article of the Constitution of this State, ratified
ON the nineteenth day of December, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ten,
be altered and amended to read rs follows: Ev-
cry free white man Of the age of twenty -ono
years (paupcrs und nOn-conmissiOhed officers
ami private soldiers of the Army Of tho United
States, exccptcd,) who hath been citizen and
resident IN this State two years previous TO the
day Of Election. und who hath freehold Of fifty
acres of land, or town lot of which he hath
been gally seized and possessed at least six
months before such election; not having such
freehold or town lot hath been a resident in the
Election District in which lie offers to give his
vote, six months before the said election, shall
have n right to vote for member or III menbers to
in either branch of the Legislature, for the
Election District in which lie holds such property
is resident.
In the Senate House, the nineteenth day Of De-
ccmber, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty five, and eghtictli
Year Of the Sovereignty and Independence Of
the United States of America. we certify
that the .:,Uvc I;;ii has been read tho present
session, three times in tho House OF Rcpreseil-
tttivcs. aud three tunes in the Senate, and W rs
agreed 10 by two-hirls Of the whole rcpresell-
tation. ROB'T +. w. AII.STON,
President of the Senate.
JAMES SIMONS,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives
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100 NEGROES WANTEDI

VIE subscribers wish TO purchase One ron.
dred Negroes, young Men and Women
a Boys and Girls Any person having suci, proI,.
e''y 70 sell; VII 90 yell to give us Inflammation.
Greenwood, &C. June 10, 1850. o.am
eE Laurensville Herald and EJ,,oe.,I a,
yertiser will please copy ti,roe MONTH .ms aaa
ward accotihls TO ibis Office. {. H''u lot
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They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERM1FucE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER PILLS, for
the cure of LIVER CON-
PLANT, all B1L1oUs De-
RANGEMENTs, Sick HEAD
ACHE, &c.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DR.. G. McLane's Celc-
brated VERM1ruGE and
LIVER PILLS, prepared by
S\"'i;;Aa &sos.
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there arc various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to & Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison
with Dr. MCLANE's, are
worthless.
The GENUINE McLane's
Vermifuge and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
FLEMING BROS.
60 WooD ST., PITTsBURGH, PA.
Sole PrOprietOrs.
SCOYIL d MEAD, No. Ill Chartres. St,
New Orleans, General Wholesale Agents for the
Southern States, to whom all orders must be
addressed.
WAHDLAw d. LyoS, AbIcville C. IT,, s. c.,
A. q. llAwruoRS, Due West, -"
l. w. TAYLOR, Anderson &. IT,,
SKINNER IL HARRISON, Longmircs,
g. l.. PESN. Eo5pficld e. H.,
April g, 1856. 81 Iy
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DIs3oIUTIoN.

DLsSoHO OTIoN.
ME Firm of WIEis Il MILLER was this
l. ay>dissoiyad by mutual consent, the lin
iintiou of the Partnership having expired. The
Hanse Of Tie Firm will be used in the closing up
OF the business, by either of u.s.
All lpersons Indebted to ns by Note or Account.
will please come forward and pay M as soon os
convenient as,it very desirab. tI,at tn. busi.
ness should be closed as ,.riy ns pos lille.
JOHN a. WIER,
a-'. e. McD. MILLER
August a. 1856. 10 If
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BOOTS i NO SHOES,
Opposite the NTasonic HALL
AT G III - ia; CT "a. !.

10 0O0 PAIR Mems Plantation BRO
1O.OOO CANS, assorted quality.
5000 pair Boys Plantation Brogans, aas'd quality
5000 pair Mems Kip -
1000 pair - CaIf pegged ="
900 pair Grained aud Buff Brog.
5000 pnir Women's Leather Bootecs, pcgged.
Goo pair low price F" seWed.
1000 pair Indies fine Morocco and oat Bootces.
500 pair Boys Kip Drogans.
500 pair Youths Kip .'
500 pair Boys and Youths Calf Brognus.
Also
Gents, Ladies', Misses, Boys, Youths' and
Children's BOOTS and SHOES, OF all styles aud
Qualities, received and for sale low. by the dozen
or case. CLARKE Ss ROYAL.
Sept. 81, 1856. 23 6m2w Il
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

The Pr"prietors of the Abhcvlle Banner and
A,aepcnHrnt Press have established the follow
ling rates Of Advertising to be charged in both
spapars: -
;T livery Advertisement, inserted for less tine
then three months. will he charged by the insrr-
3tion at One Dollar per Square ~ incI,-,he
space ofl2 solid lilies or lcss.) for the first nser-
t,on. and Fifty Gents for eucll subsequent ill.
sertun:
Ae8y- Tho Commissioners. Shcrlf's, Clerk's aud
s OrdiBarys Advertisements will be inserted in
sSbolh papers. each charging half price.
s ~ s5heriif's Lcvies, One Dollar each.
: - - ANNOUNCING n Candidate, Five Dollars.
& Advertising an I;stray, Two Dollars, 10 be
Z paid by the Magistrate.
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six months anl THEE DoLtAi.s if not pnid be-
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PRO BONO .PQBlI(0,

ViE Inaeist. i,;Ii 4 pliS
In bis bns'isessi aa.l oil those II nv
eos, summer CLOTHES emoigls 70 lssl them N6nk
aud next month will IS pa by u
J, lin know gong TO slsssga hIs
stock Of clotlliBg Inter 80
I,ayga,ns ean be lad at l,is 81
Sc. He has slpas lot of Nihtsr N1sts SdfE 81 q
Vsstss lsfs tfoip last u tS
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-. Ell. MILLS,
IOWA, WISCONSIN AID MINNES0TA "A
. LANE sfE'EEGAs.

1A-. IL. NGlAaAs,
IOWA, WISCONSIN AID MINNESOTA
lane Hr'THCE,
AT CUE, IOWA.
EDARTICuLAR attention paid TO tho locstng
FL of Land Warrants for persons South. OH
the finest selected Timber and Prairie Lands
Warrants loaned to settlers on Que years time Mt
40 per cent. Interest, charging SIPS per Acre
for Warrant. Taxes paid, Collections made and
remittcd for in Sight Exchange. Money loaned
ut high rates OF Interest. Investments made
Cncurrcnt money bought, DC.
a. Refers TO WM. G. DAVIS Esq, Abbeyille
G.. H., :. C..
Sept. 3, 1856. 90 If
The State Of South Carolina,
-lEBETILLE DTS7,AtIC7.
-, IN EQUITY. e.
Reuben G. Cooling Bill for Partition.
and wife. ct al
II appearing to my satisG,etinn tl.at Reuben
J. &. Goding and Helena his wife, and Wusll-
ington Foushe and Lourina his wife, Defendants
III the above stated case, reside beyond the linl-
its Of this State, on motion Of McC;ownn 4.
Perrin, Compartments Solicitors, Ordered, That
said Defendants do plead, answer or dcInur TO
tion hereof, or the same will be taken PRO Con-
ftaso against them.
W. II. PARKER, c. Z. =. =.
Commissioners Office,
Sept. l3, 1856 % 3m
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Books and Stationery.

NEWBERRY, S. C..
VIE undersigned has opened IL Book Store
IL in Newberry, where he keeps CONSTANT,
on hand fine assortment Of Religions, Misccl
lancous, and School Books. Orders from u dir
tnncc, filled ut the shortest notice.
W. J. DUFFIE.
Newbcrry c. H., Jnn. 2l, 1856. 40 If
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In the Senate, December -, 1855:
Hesolved, That the Clerks Of the Senate and
iiouse Of Representatives do advertise for three
months brrore the next General Election. a I;,ll
to amend the fourth section Of the first Article
of tile Constitution Of this State.
Resolved, That the Senate DO ugrcc with the
resolution, Ordered that il he sent to the House
OF Representatives for concurrence.
By order: WIN. L. MARTIN, c. S.
In the House of Representatives., Dec. 10, 1855:
Resolved, That this House do concur in the
resolution Ordered ,hat it bc returned to the
Senate.
BY order: JOHN r.. SLOAN
The foregoing advertisement is made pursuant
t' the requirements of the Constitution, under
the orders Of the General Assembly.
WM. l.. MARTIN, G.. s.
JOHN T. SLOAN, G. ii. r.
Sent. 8, 1856. 81 tic
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Settlement Of the Estate of Charles ]
Gaulden. decd.
Estate Of Thos. P. Dowtin, decd.

Estate of Thos. P. Dowtin, decd.
M OTlCE is hereby given tn al whom il may
IN concern, that there will be u Settlement
Of the Personal Estate Of Thomas r. Duwtn,
decd, in the Ordinary's Office OF this District,
at Abbeville Court House. OH 1h"rsday tee 2Oth
day Of NopemIer meet.
All persons having demands against said rs.
late, Will present them properly uttestcd and
those indebted to the Estate are requested 10
make payment 10 the undersigned on or before
tho day Of Settlement.
NJ. O. McCASLAN, Executor,
AMELIA DOWTIN, Executrix.
AbbeyiiIe c. H., Aug 10, 1856. 1S-3m
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SEcRErARY's OFFICE,
Columbia, June IL, 1856
hereby certify the foregoing to be true copy
Of II Bill entitled "a Bill to amend the four |,
section of the first Article Of the Constitution of
this State" passed 10th December, A. ID. 1855,
and now in this utiice
Given under my hand and the Seal of the State
w. +. ARTHUR,
Deputy Secretary of State.
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; Notice

ETS HEREBY gsves,. stat sa y "a, Is, .,:. e.
nads flaturs pf Sa,itis t:srsI.s.
aexs eseAston, aH kiHe,ad t,ei,G 81 IL
t1hartsf ofs Sk illa0a 81 IL ~
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-09
CORRECTION.

The Patriot fails to tell ito readers, in its ar
ticle of yesterday, that Mr.. Bangs, the newly
elected Speaker. was elected as know moth
ing. and by the know nothing parry Union
and american.
When the American Convention which
met in Philadelphia in June last, adopted
the Twelfth section of the platform, it is
well known that delegates from nearly all
the Northern States retired from the body,
and refused to pledge themselves to abide
by it. The Southern democratic papers
dinned the ears of the nation with the news
of the disruption of the American Party.
They had divided, said they. The Twelfth
section men, moro than four ffths of the
body, were too national in their views to
suit the sectionalists and they broke ground,
and repudiated their action. How glee-
fully they clapped their hands as they an
nounced that the great American Party
had become two parties; that they were no
longer one and indivisible; that the mine of
the Slavery question had exploded beneath
them, sundering the party into two wide
and Unavoidable fragments. No one evinc-
ed more infinite delight in making this state.
ment than the Union and american.
1t now suits that papers purposes to
miSlead its readers into the inference that
the American party throughout the nation
is one party. 1t now, in the face of its
hallelujahs over the division Of the party,
indirectly says that it has not divided;
and would hold the National Twelfth sec
ton men, responsible for the conduct of
the Northern seceders. That paper knows
that Mr. Banks, the candidate of the Re-
publicans for Speaker, dissolved his con-
nection with the American party, and that
that party rejects with patriotic indigna-
ton, him and his free-soil doctrines. That
paper knows too, that Mr.. Fuller, whom
he characterizeS as another northern
Know-Nothing, although northern man is
sound, national, twelfth-section man, whose
sentiments, on the political aspect of the
slavery question, are as widely different from
Banks as is Greeley's and those of the rab-
idest South Carolina fre-eater. To i'm
peach the nationality of the whole Ameri-
can party of the country, on account of the
free-soil doctrines of Banks, a man, against
whom, for two months, they have sat day
by day recording their condemnation, would
be as ridiculous as to charge the democra-
cy at large, with the free-Soil heresies Of
Chase and WiImot, who were elected as,
and now claim themselves to be, true and
loyal Democrats. Our neighbours unfair
ness is proverb. The article from which
we quote above is characteristic. Can he
read his own columns without feeling a
burning on his cheeks.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-09

We publish in this mornings Patriot, a
communication proposing Col. Thomas A..
r. NELSON, Of East Tennessee, for one of
the American candidates for Elector for
the State at large. A meeting of the
American Party of Wilson, held at Leba-
non last Monday, also recommended him,
in conjunction with Ex-Governor NELL S.
Brown, for the same position. A. M. Loo
NEY, Esq, of Maury, and Col JOSEPH G.
PICKETT, of Smith, have also been recon-
mended. These are all strong men, and
any two of them will, we doubt not, give
satisfaction to the American Party We
think, however, sound policy points to the
selection of Col. NELSON as one of them.
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The Senate yesterday morning refused to
confirm the nomination of second Board
of Penitentiary Inspectors which our impe-
rioasly dictatorial Governor saw fit to send
to them. This Board, as was the one re-
jected on Thursday, is composed of three
upright and eminently proper citizens.
They understand the motives Of American
Senators in refusing to confirm their nomi-
nations. 1t is not from any doubt as to
their fitness for the post; but to teach An
drew johnson that the Constitution Of Ten
nessee contains no clause comforting on him
the powers of an Autocrat. We say, stand
to your guns, American Senators. Public
opinion, both in and out of your party, will
sustain you in your efforts to resist the one
man power
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There being large concoarse Of the people Of
Smith county 10 Carthage on NOniay the 4ih Fsb, ,
1885, t being county court day, and the members
Of the American Party having assembled in the
Courthouse,
Oh motion Of Major ". V. R. Hallum, A. l.
Bans, Esq, was called to the Chair, who, having
explained the object Of The meeting to be 10 appoint
delegates TO the State Convention Of the American
Party 10 meet on the l2sh inst at Nashville, took
bis seat: and Nathan Ward, Esq, was appointed
Secretary.
Andres Mccain, ESQ.,, then offered the following
preable ard resolutions, which, after being read,
we're unanimously aud enthusiastically adopted:
WaERRAs, The next Presidential election is fast
approaching, and Issues OF momentous Importance,
touching the stability Of the Union will be Involved
in the contest Il Is peculiarly the province and the
Imperative duty OF the ApsericaH People 70 take the
matter in hand and prepare Tor the contest There
fore,
Resolved, That We approve the action OF the
AmeScan party IN Tennessee IL calling conyentiun
10 rneet 10 the city Of Nashville on the l3th inst
for the purpose Of dominating candidates for slec.
tors for the Stale a. large and anthose and request
any and al the members OF the American party ID
Smith county, who may choose TO attend said con
vention to do 80. and 70 act representatives, u
the party Ia Smith county IN said eouveution: and
while We make this general appointment wa espe
ciAliy authosise and request he following gentenen
10 attend and ACT As delegates Ia sad eonsenaiop,
sixs W. W Ward. n. n. BURDEN. w. v. R.
Hallusn. J. Andrews. ESQ, J. @. Saunders. E-Q
B. ]. Vadsn, Esq, X W. Mann. Wyast. Ess
NiehasI lancaster. J Z James. J r Saith. Joan
Z hooFes, Luther Cheek. Isaac Jones. k+q, hslof
WIN. Lea, Dr. c. Bridgwaier, WlIs0n Y. hsFsin,
nsusy Wsat and J. D. neores. E.q.
Resolved. That &c approve and endorse the doc
trinrs eonfsiard ID he pallorm adopted By N
National ueaseusian Of The Amesican Party Il
PhIlaoelphla. snd npen this pastoral are a.iEiag
| 20 stand.
| Resolved. That Ne ssll Euppost The noslnsss d
shs Astienal censsn % % BE- bald "a The 81, nst
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EIector for the state at Large.

In the approaching canvass the American
Party should select their best and ablest men
to meet the champions of the Democratic
party. East Tennessee has son of whom the
whole State is proud, and whose powerful in
tellect and rare accomplishments it is the in
terest of the American party to enlist actively
during the coming summer. In the election of
last summer, East Tennessee did nobly, better
than any other portion of the State, and much
is due to her on this ground. Her patriotic
sons should be encouraged in their devotion to
the cause they have SO enthusiastically espous-
ed, and who so well qualified to inspire them
to renewed efforts and greater achievements as
their own gallant and accomplished NELsoN9
He is the man for the crisis, and the American
Party of Tennessee will honor themselves, and
render victory doubly sure, by making Thomas
A. r. NELSON one of their chief standard. bear
erS in the coming contest.
MIDDLE TENNESSEE
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CoRsERsvILLg, Giles Co. Feb. Q, 1856.
EDIToRs OF rHE PArRIor: The time for the meet
ing of the State Convention Of Americans is close
at hand and it is to be hoped that that Convention
will meet in spirit Of harmony, and viii proceed
to nominate Electors who viii be able to battle man
fully and successfully next for its doctsines
Il Is the wish Of the people here that Congressional
Electors should be appointed By this Convention,
and the matter not referred to the Districts, them
selves to act on. Il is eninently the object OF this
convention to select champions of the cause whose
metal has been tried and whose ability is undonbt
ed. The people of the 9TH Congressioal District
have unlimited confidence in the untiTing young
orator; CHARLES G. CRowE, and would hail bis Sp-
pontment to this Office with urfeigned delight
There is a certain class of men we need for de'
Tenders next canvass and none others sOiH do. Ir
is plain to see from the movements OF the oppose
ton, that their tactics for the next canpaign are
to be the same az ia the last Abuse and vulgar.
dennnciation of the American Party is the weapon
with which they expect to madden the masses and
blind them to the real issue.
We have borne this long enough. Our people
are sick Of it and viii tolerate no speakers who will
submit to it longer. We want men, men who,
while they will use scrupulous COURTESY to the op
position, viii demand it from them; and, not only
demand, but hare e. Such a man is the one we
speak Of While gentle and unassuming in bis
bearing, he would, at every hazard, exact for his
party the respect it is entitled TO.
Again, wan. Sorking men, Parlor politicians
wont do for this day. Mr.. Groves soul is in the
cause, and he is as tough as pine knot. LIE did
more labor last year than any speaker in the field
working day and highland for the last twenty
days, averaging between four and FIVE hours per
day, and meeting on the stump some twenty or
twenty five of the opposition and making himself
dreaded by them all from the great James H., ard
George W, down to " Little Simpsey," of Lincoln
! Again, oar principles only need discussion to be
adopted Let the masses come out and listen and
Understand, andwe will win. Now, it is admitted
! CRowE "a ''draw" big and as lively crowd a.
any man in the State. His early strus ges in boy
hoods DAYS, mis- eventful and exciting campaign
last year. his youthful appearance, eloquence and
keen dazzling wit, have borne him reputation far
beyond hs native State, and excited in the breast
of the people everywhere desire to see tie ''bir6'
and hear him "crow." | might speak further, but
it is unnecessary to talk. more about one whom
everybody knows, and every American admires
The object Of this paper is to bring bis before
our Convention, aud if that Convention should nom
mate him either Elector for the State at Large,
or this particular District, it will meet the wishes
and hearty endorsement OF the
7TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
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Wilson County.

The American Party of Wilson County
held meeting at Lebanon on the 4th inst,
and appointed delegates to the State Con
vention. They also adopted preamble
and resolutions defining their position.
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AMERICANS, ATTENTIONl!!!!

The American Party in the yarious Counties
which this notice may reach in time, are earn
estly requested to send full delegations to the
Convention which viii assemble in this City on
the 12th Of February.
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for President and Vice President, and abide BY the
action Of said convention.
On motion If Mr.. George satupfeId. A. Mcclain,
was added TO the list of delegates.
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
A L BAINS, President.
NArHAs WARD, Secretary.