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Sept. 20, 1885. % McK.DOin St. Wnl,am,bua

The certificates OF .Hr. J. G. Undcrhill Drug
sist, Of Jamaica, \. Y, aud those received
Though him, will he read with much interest
not only from the very respectable character of
the parties, but that the medicine was used
under very uniavorable circumstances, and only
when other remedies haG been used without
success.
III. 6. \. Leonard, y. Y.-Dcar Sir In
closed you will hnd some certificates of the Of
iccts OF your medicine in this place. Ii gives
satisfaction to every one that has used il, and
lic sale will increase as IL becomes known. I
take the responsibility to warantit. Mr.. Ste.
phep Henderson, of this place sent a bG.tle u
MS wiic's sister, with like good results a. when
used by himself aud wife .Hr. H an old
na.n, a very respectable citizen Of this ,.ac,.
aud is wcl known.
Truly yours, &c,
sa-. .IAG C. ILNnEpuif
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lscllnDoId'S Extract Esuchu
PUARMACY AND CuEMIsTpY

PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY,
with the greatest accuracy ard Chemical kn0wl
edge aud care devoted in its combination. Sc
P.oicssor Duwecs' Valuable Works on the Prac.
GCc OF Physic, aud most Of the late Standard
Works OF Mcd,cmc
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have had the Fever aud Aguc for scvcra
weeks. wmch kept me at home unable to work
tined a number "i prescriptions, without ind
nS any rchct, gUtil my factory boss sent me a
bottle OF the South American Fever and Ague
hcIncdy, when have used, aud after some
days found myself entirely cured. | have had
no.attack since that time. now fourteen months.
and feel great confidence in this valuable med.
icuc, 10 which owe my recovery
HENRY HEIER
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Caricr's Spanish Mixiurc !
SCROFULOUS READER :!

1t cured the ueice of the Hon. John Mi
nor Bolts, a member of Congress, from Vlr-
gin.a, Of Scr"fulN, after the skill Of the
best Phyoicians, both of New York aad
Philadelphia had been tried in vain and it
Will cure you, reader, if you are so Affected
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IntaIllble Remedy.

II YOU are suffering wI,n ANY of rnc above
distressing ailments, ,hr iIIrd Extract Bucnu
Wtil cure You. Igy IL and bc convinced of its
efficacy.
BEWAl,E OF QUACK NOSTRuNS AND
QUACK DOCTORS,
VIII" falsely boast of abilities and references -
CIu@rus know a"d avoid them, and save Long
Suffering, Money, and cxpoNur, 10y scudiug o.
calling Tor bottle oi this Popular and Specific
remedy
1t a!iayS all pain and inflammation, is perfect.
iy pleasant in its taste and oGor, but Immediate
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- $lOO ST

One hundred Dollars will Ice paid to any Phys.
ci;'n who can prove that the Medicine ever IN
Jurcd Patient; aud the testimony of thousands
can be produced 10 prove that il does great
good, Cases of from one week to thirteen
years standing have been effected. The mas,
OF NoIumtary Testimony in possession of the
F'"rs;ciUE voac#g IL ;ii;ays ai,,; ca. DIV,
powers, is immense. embracing names we'll
known IN
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1t cured ID. Bmrri.t, Iisqa Of Cincinnatti
of rheumatism OF years standing, after
all other remedies had failed. We have
hundreds OF .such certificates. Call onlhc
Agent and get Book and Gre Lar, and
read for yourself tie many rcma!kaL!c and
Astonishing cures it has made
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AN EGREGI0us ERROR

II is an egregious error to suppose that all men
were born equal, endowed with The same capacity
for moral and intellectual Improvement Pro-
ceeding upon this absurd notion, several Of our
Northern States, through the action of their Leg
isIaturcs, have attempted, politically, to equaze
the negro and the white man. We see, in the
SAME species, n marked difference in the power
and sagacity of the inferior order of animals -
The same difference of capacity, physically and
mentally, is observable in the human race. 1t is
grand mistake 10 suppose that laws adapted TO
the scale of intelligence among the Anglo Sax
ons, would be suited to mentally inferior
race. Negro citizenship, and the colonization
scheme in Liberia, are founded upon the false as
sumption that the negro is capable of an ,nde-
pendent selfgovernmcnt. We might, with as
much propriety, assume that the Republican in
stituiiots.of the United States, were adapted to
the government OF the Hottentots. Government
must be adapted to the moral and intellectual
improvement of people, and in The ratio of their
rise in the scale of intelligence must be
The civil liberty they enjoy. The liberal govern
ment under which welive, would prove worse than
anarchy, If bestowed upon degraded aud infe.
rior race.
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NICARAGUA-

General HoRNsBY who, for some time, Inns been
connected with the fortunes of WALKER, addresses
letter to Lord NAPiER, British Minister at W ash.
ington, in which he makes some serious charges
against the conduct of British in reference
to the war IN Nicaragua. He denies tho state.
ment that LocKRrDoE's party, when defeated
were protected from the Costa Rieans by the
British gunboats-pronounces it {" bold fabri.
cation, circulated by the allies to call public at
tention away from the infamous and tyranical
efforts Of the British officials, at San Juan, to
force the Americans ont Of the river" and charges
England with being in copartsership with Costa
Rica for the destruction Of American interest on
the 1sthmua He ;pledgssshimsek to prove tha.
England y tho active anddeadly, though seefsr
and deceitful foe Of American progressin Centtsi
America; to prove that she has treaoherousiy
aided and abettsd an this Staughter Of Americans
on the htlimus; tatther dif;eialsh have sanctioned
and sustHiaed the destruction OF the sEicaragna
route TO California; that they have opposed every,
attsmptig. sseoyerthe steamers employed or The
route. He proclaims that England is anbitiou,
70 obtaan such eonahsan ding power sysEs sll our
;routes % the sfsnS lineS
egtio stif iets HI,
p0ft9E * ~
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A NEW PAPER

F. n. GARvIN & Co., have issued the first
number of large weekly sheet, ut WaIhalla,
Pickens District, christened the Walhalla Ban
ncr. Subscription price $l0O We wish them
SUCCESS The Banner says OF the Blue Ridge
Railroad: "Scveral Of the contractors OH
this line of the road arc at work aud several
more as they inform lis, will resume operations
in a few days. At the Tunnel Mr.. Collyier g.
Co.. are carrying on this work handsomely
Shaft No. is down to grade--shaft No. 2 will
soon reach grade. Mcssrs Coyicr g. Co, have
just received and are now putting at shaft No.
another engine for the working of that shaft
We expect to pay Tunnel Hill visit in a short
time and will give our readers full particulars"
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MEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
~ the TOWN COUNCIL Of AbbevilIe, s.
e. until the 9Th of June next, for getting out
and iayin. dow" Granite Curi Stones on the
Side Walks, nnd also. Lrvcling and Sanding the
same. nom and TO The points rs speciti ed be-
low: I..s
From Mr.. j. Wht-s Corner, on the Public
Square, t" the lower Corner of Mr.. E. Westfields
LOT; and fro" MIR G. Dendy's Corner on the
fubl'c Square. t" the lower Corner of Mr. sSaleSi
pniing, aud from the Corner Of the Marshall
House, on the Public Square, to the upper Cor.
ner OF Judge War,llnw's paline, and from Mrs.
Aistons Corner, "n The Public Square, to tho
upper Corner of DIR. WardIaw's paiing.
ton: .
That to he laid down from Mr.. Whites Cor:
ner. to us low down Street as the Corner of Mr..
Shellito's Shop, to he by l2 inches and all the
balance of the Job to be 4 by inches, and no
piece of any Of The Rock 10 be shorter than
Four feet, but may be MS long the Contractor
can get. and before CniIringe or Wagon ways
opening Oh the Street. no Rock shull be laid
down shorter than Feet. The work tosbe4
completed by the first Of November next and
payment made foi the same the first of April
1858.
The Whole work of laying down Stone and
Leve"g and Sanding Side w Waks is to be done
under The direction and advice of tho Town
Council Bidders will specify how much per
Yard they will do the work for r. =.
And in case the money in the hands Of Coun!s
Gil, together with the amount Of Taxsin thess
power OF the Council to fsise Should not be siifi
cIeht to meet the whole nnount Of thesiogest )
on zach Sidewalk, to the extent Of means in :
the power Of the Town Council to raise. ~
, UF Contractors will be required to give bond
work. -. >,,@l-a
J, G. WILSON. In.sndsut, = x
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ADMISSIONS TIC THE RAR

The following gentlemen have been admitted
to practice i'll the Law Courts of this State:
I'hos. w. Allen, Abbevlle w. b. Culp, Col.
umbia; w. L. DePass Camden; p. C. Dozier
Williamsburg; L. W. IIoadly, Columbia J. H.
Hudson. Marlborough Jas. F. Izlar, Orange
burg; S. W. Maurice, Williamsburg; John C.
McClenaghan, Marion; +. NJ Niciver, Cheraw +;
T.. IL. Muse, Barnwell; Thos. p. Oliver, Orange.
burg; Horny J. Smith, Grecnviiie; II. T.. Todd.
Laurcns; J. Waities, Columbia; G. w. Wolfe,
Orangcburg
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EXECUTIVE DEfsARTMENT:

COLUMBIA, 18th May, 2e67. :.
~7 HEREAS. ut IN election to supply the
w vacancy in the Thirty-Fifth Congress
occasioned by the death of the late HQps Pres:
ton >. Brooks, the Representative of the Fourth
District Of this State. which was ordered t.; be
held, and was held, according to law, on the.
fourth and 6fth days of May, instan It. e nppsay
that Gen. MILLEDGE L. B0NhAM,pf Ed8e.
field District, received a clear majority Of u
the votes cast in the Judicial Districts OF Edees,
field, Abbeville, Laurens, NeRberry, and Lag;
ington, composing the suid Fourth Cong gresi6hS
District. @ -. :. 80 80 SE5ss,
Now, therefore, I, ROBERT F.-WssALIr,
SION, Governor and GommanderSHsc cfSsf "a
and over the State of South Carolirfs, do issue
This my Proclamati6h, announcing that Gens1s1,
M!LLEDGE L. BONHAbi has haejf duly eleG.s
ted and commissioned to fill the said, ysesasS,
and to serve as a member of Congress- for t66
saId Fourth Congressional District, Of ths State
for the remainder of the terni.of Two years, ftos
the fourth of March Inst past ~ sssis ssssss
Given under my hauaaapd the Seal df the,
State, in Columbia, the 18th day Of fMay,,
r., in the year of our Lord one .thonsand,
l" - eight hundred and ffty-seven, and tH ahos
eighty; first year s9f Tho Sovereignty and
Independence Of the United StaisA III
ROBT. E. ~. ..sALLSTQN.
w. r. HUNT, Deputy Secretary of ~ sss
May 90, 1857 lrkst sss5s
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From the Fort Wayne Sentinel, ApriL +.

Singular Frcdk Of Naurc-AIE. EpIron-
~ oursclf and readers have doubtless heard of
the lrishnan whose COW came from Il cow that
never had calf / had considered the story As
somewhat apochryphal until my attention was
called to acalf now at Leesburg, Kosciusko county,
the property Of Robert Blain, Esq The calf is
now l3t months old. and has been giving milk
ever since she was two months old. L. C. Jacoby,
Esq, and myself both examined her she is now
giving milk at the rate of half gallon per day,
anu that of very rich quality. Another calf
running in the same pasture was Observed TO be
in the habit of sucking this calf when she was
only two months old, which first attracted Mr..
bia'ns attention to this singular freak of nature
Milk was noticed in her teats, and she has been
nilked regularly ever since. She is part Dur
ham, and presents the appearance of n large year.
ling hc,ter, and has never had n calf The mother
OF the calf gave as | am credibly informed, 245
gallons of good milk during the month of October
last The calf is evidently increasing in milk.
and is something decidedly new under the sun.
Mr.. Blain asks $50 fvr her
Mosrc Ip>-
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A PUBLIC LECTURE

We are requested to state that J. L.. REYNOLDS,
Professor in the South Carolina College, will by
invitation Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation of this place, deliver Lecture tomorrow.
Friday evening, 2ad inst, in the Court House,
commencing at o'clock. Subject" Literary
History cf South Carolina"
Professor REYNOLDS enjoys ali envious reputa-
tion us public Lecturer
The public is invited to attend, and the Asso.
citation is soiieitous that all who can conveniently
should attend.
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Moses JENKINsoN.
4 ,ncricn,, I,.a.x ..,I Dbl. m,

american Tract and Bible Soeiciies.-The Alb.
olitIonsts are about making a regular onslaught
upon the American Bible and tract Societies,
with the hope Of being able to split them into
fragments, as they have the New York Young
Mems Christian Association. 1t is to be hoped
that the conservative members of these bodies
will he able TO rally in strength enough to save
them from the ruin which fanaticism would bring
upon them. What is it that these madmen have
succeeded i'll aboishing? Churches, Christian
Associations, national unity. with the prospect of
abolishing the Bible Society, the Tract Society
i'll short but Slavery, which is stronger now. and
far more profitable, than when they commenced
their labors, twenty years ngo.-Itichn,ond Dis
patch.
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RUSSELI,S MAGAZIEE

We have received the Second No, Vol !, of
this work, published by WALKER, Evans & Co.,
Charleston. 1t is II monthly Literary Magazine
claiming, though not without merit, the patron
age of the reading public, Mesrs BRAHcm g.
ALLEN are the agents for this place. Single
copies or subscribers by the year will be supplied
by them. Subscription price So 90, or % cents
for single numbers.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

We wouldcall the attention of the public to the
advertisements of j. G. WILSON, Intendant Tuos.
l-EsLi, SIAGER d. LIVINGSTON, and A. SrEnSEs of
Tile American Hotel, Columbia, whohas rcmodcled
that old and popular establishment, and is now
prepared to accommodate all who will favor him
with their patronage. To those who design visit
ing our capital, We would say, give the American
n call.
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DISMISSED.

II will bo remembered that some time since,
W" gave u report of the case Of w. w. BEIcurER
rs. Iiu,;m McKELvY, Administrator of The Estate
of TrcKEE. Mr.. BELcnEn endeayered to cstab
lish n will. The will was set aside by the jury
an app'a was taken, and we see that in the
Court of Appeals, the motion for new trial has
been dismissed
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LIST OF CoNsIGNEEs.

Remaining in the Depot 1T A6beville, for The
'0eek ending llay 2Oth, 1857.
Nv Foy, J Sc r J White, E Taylor DR. T
Mabry, Thos r Cochran, 0 L Porcher, w G.
Moore, d Jones. w G Ware. J s .Colhran. A
Lyons. w Jones, H S Kerr, Ii r Miller, Mrs
X Tilman, Thos Jackson, A L Gray, DR. 1arris.
D. r. SONDLEY, Ag't
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ASSOCIATED.

We notice II. NJ. Stokes, of tho I.aurcnsvillc
H'roiL has associated with him Mr.. ". l..
nuDGENs Us co-cditor of that Journal. Wo un-
derstnnt that Mr.. IIupGENs is young man Of fine
talents, aud that our friend Mr. SroK Es is fortunate
in securing his services
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HEALTH OF HON A. p BuTLER

We learn, through gentleman who arrived
in this city last night, from EJgcfcId, that the
health of Judge BUTLER had improved, and he
was regarded much better. This will bo highly
gratifying news to the friends of that distin-
gushcd gentlcman.-C Carolina Times.
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gpinenea4.

MARRIED, on the 9th inst, by the Rev. II,
I. Sloan, Mr. EDMUND CowAN, to Miss Sa..LIp
JORDAN, all Of this District.
Surely donbiy dear is life
10 him who has a kindly wife;
And better, purer is his bliss,
Than he who wanders life amiss ..
anshine and flowers gid thy way !,
Wherever thou may'st chanse 10 s,ray.
May blessings shower from above, Il
While SALLIE lives TO share thy love. s
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G"ano Islands IN. the Arabian Sea.-Ordcrs
have just been received at Newport, Mass, and
oilers made 10 charter n few shDssto load Cuouo
at these isands for Great Britain, on Enrlisi, nc
count. The guano deposits on these isiande were
discovered in 1858. by Mr.. John Ord, an English
master mariner: The quantity estimated is from
one to two millions Of tons, and worth & 10, OoO.
quo to Els 5,000,000 These islands had been pre-
vlously cedcd TO the British crown by the Imaum
Of Aluscat, and the English Government has leased
them to Mr.. Ord and his associates for the term
OF live years, for the purpose of removing the gu
ano, Mt the rate Of two sliIlings sterling per tom
10 be paid as royalty for the first year. and four
si'lIngs per ton for the four following years and
the Government has agreed to send an armed
vessel to protect them in their. operations.
:. School Fund Of Connecticut school fund
oi Connecticut is i'll very satisfactorily condi-
fionssThe income of the fund for the wear end.
ing onahe 3lst Of March, 1857, hns been SI4s,.
Sl5 against Sl47.2I5 the previous year. There
has been paid to the school societies the sum Of
Stlas;l sS sgAi9st Sl29,24s for the previous year
income Of IN per cent. The children to whom
this sum has been divided have diminished hv
the number Of 2y5 within The year Tie d;v!.
dend oseach child has been increased fteIn m.
ao % 3i.4o X. ., ,vr.ay -;
Conv;eted -s Res,s ME Kinney, who w., A..
rested in Friedrich 4 d. Seyesal months zoo On
the charge OF having fpbbsd ,tlle Roman GaiIso.
lie chncf, At MART ansbRr s6f (which he .wss
HsInsslsy, ssfmS,y tss ss! paste sss ohsf
sentenced e s psnstssi lss ssrss ssas saa of
one year X -
!, On spaaey laat vhHss iksa I (sa;
was given snd si1iy Ss q
cape. Through Tho tpreief - fsjs&
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ABBEVtttE BANNER.
Thursday Morning, MAY 81, 1sb7.
". q. DAVIS, Editor.
BLANKsl / BLANKs!!

We would state to the Legal Fraternity thut
we hnve just printed n large aud complete nssort-
mcnt of Blanks, which are we'll pressed, neatly
printed and OIL the best quality Of pnpcn We
have, nlso Magistrates Blanks, of all kinds.
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TO Bridge Builders.

HWfIL attend st Wafaiaw, q Bridge oh Little
Riys5 EfisAy, the a a2th Of June, at Eleven
usotoct ADr tk6purpose ofletting out to tbs low :,
ct bidder the re,baiIding % said Bridge. ~
s.ea THOMAS LESLY, Com. u. 8. B.
= May l8 1857. q st.
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To Bridge Builders

WILL attend on Saturday, The lstR Of June.
RI at MeGaw's Bridge, at Eleven O'clock, for
The puIpcseof letting out, to the lowest bidder.
lES Tesbunding Of said Bridge q
THOMAS LEsLY, .omp. ,;5
may torl6bk- =. 8t
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j. CHARLESTON, May i6.
The sales of cotton. to-day were limited to
about 600 bales, at extremes ranging from III ID
l4c. The transactions were confined principally
to the lower. grades. at full 10 decline.
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BALANCE OF POWER

The Richmond Enquirer publishes nh admin.
blr article upon Tho sectional issucs between tho
North and tho South. II can but bc obvious that
&c we nrc dependent upon the cquipoisc of power,
between the two sections by admitting alternately
save aud non. .slavcholling States, for pcrpeiu.
ntion of this Union, its days nrc numbered. No
Southern mau can look out upon tho great plains
Of tho Northwest, and witness tho rupid growtl,
of free States, ndstl hope to preserve the Union
by balance of power between North and South
We must look 10 other bonds of Union If the
virtue, patriotism, intelligence andse of Justice
among the people of the stronger section shall
fail to mete out to tho weukcr, their full eusure
Of right, then will our Union be lopclcssly dis
solved. When" says the Enquirer, the "nstitu-
tions of u Republican people can be main tanned
only by an equipoise of sectional influence and
strength in the councils of the nation, there is
something radically wrong, either in the govern
ment ITSELF or in the loyalty and patriotism of
large proportion of the people who are protesting
to support it"
Again, tho Enquirer remarks" that the Con.
stitution of the United States recognizes negro
slavery as an institution which the Federal ov-
crnmcnt has 10 authority either to circ,,,nscribc
VI IL IN iuic W anu IL IS equally
evident that the aim of Abolitionism is to obtain.
if possible, power enough SO to amend that com
pact between the States as to make this domestic
institution amenable to Federal laws or to ac-
complish, by violence, what they may fail to be
enabled to achieve by virtue of legitimate lecis.
lation. The North strives TO introduce new States,
with anti slavery sediments cngrafted upon their
organic laws, for the purpose of out numbering
and overruling the representation of the South.
And the South is anxious that each new ST ate
should adopt Constitution acknowledging the
legitimacy of the institution of slavery, as an
earnest, that i'll its representatives we will find
friends instead of foes 'r,: policy of the North
is aggressive, that OF the - uth defensive. But
for the attacks Of the abolionists upon the insti
tutions of slavery. and through that upon the
Constitution, the Southern people would have
made no extraordinary exertion to colonizc Kan
sas with supporters of the South Let us be as
surcd that the compact will not be broken, that
the Constitution will neither bo violated nor AL
tered against us, that we are safe within the
onIon, and that our State sovereignty is sacred,
and the South will be willing to entrust her for
tunes to the laws of liberty, nature and industry
alone, without striving to fortfy her institutions
against the inroads of all enemy. But while the
aboliti"nists arc preparing for battle, if we would
rerIn III the Union rs long as it can bc endured.
acc must also be active"
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COMMUNICATED.

Mr.. Editor According to n Resolution passed
at the Kansas meeting, ut Abbcyille C. H., OIL
the llth instant, report Of which appeared in
your last paper, the Chairman appoints the fol-
lowing committees TO solicit subscriptions to aid
the cause of the South in Kansas:
LOWER SAVANNAH BATrALIoS.-Mcssrs james
ii. Widcman, ID. N. Rogers. <
UrrER SAvANNAm BArrALIuN.-Nessrs. James
NJ Latimer, John Brownlee.
UrrER SALuDA BATrALlox-Messrs William
Clnkscales, Thomas J. Roberts
LOWER SALcDA BATTALIoN:-Messrs. Jno. Boo
zer, James Fooshe. 4.
1t would be unnecessary to state the purpose
of the subscription to those who heard the clo-
qucnt remarks of Mr.. Baker. 1t is enough to saw
that the money subscribed is intended to support
the sell.sacrficng efforts Of General Atchison
and others i'll Kansas, in behalf of the interests of
tie South. Collections made before next sale
day, can then he handed to the Chairman whose
directions arc to remit them to Gen. Alchison.
TfIOS. THOMSON, CNr'n.
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'CAHD1DATIsS.

tY We are authorized To annou6S Az ADO1e
PHUs WILLIAMS Is a Candidats isi tHs Sk
flee OF Ordinary, al tue ensuing elections
We are authorized 10 announce Maj W. Z.
HODGES ns candidate for Brigsdisr GsnsTsi
of the lst Division, cd Bigadss q. o. II ~
tT The friends Of Capt w; ;C. MOHxGNKsss
announce him ain csndiats f5F Ba8a
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