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M. M.

The following resolutions were passed
at the last regular meeting Of tho Minute
Men IL, this place and ordered to be pub.
lished
ResOired, That The construction placed
on the Preamb bic and Constitution Of VI. NJ.
by the Soceiv of NJ. VI. in Lancaster Dis
:rict, is, that by joining said Association
they do not bind themselves to do ANYTHING
Inconsistent with the laws and Constitution
of the State of South Carolina or with
any action the people Of So. Ca. gay deem
proper TO adopt through II Convention reg
uiarly called by the Legislature of the same.
Resolred, That we look upon this Asso
citation as having for its object the dissemi.
nation of general feeling for Southern Ac.
ton in view of the impending crisis in our
Federal aff'4rs. the particular mode and
manner of snid action TO be- determin by
the States respectively in the exercise of
their Sovereign ani Constitutional rights ;
and the encouragement of general sculi
ment OF vigilance for the protection of our
local and domestic rights aud privileges.
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For the Lancaster Ledge; =.

MR. EDIToR.-The citizens in the vicin.
lty Of Craigsviie, met on Saturday 3rd inst.
and formed an Assoc iaton for the purpos Sc
Of increasing the amount and improving the
character Of patrol dutics--giving greater
attention TO the conduct aud associations OF
our sIaves-keeping an eve OF strict vigi.
lance on strangers and all suspicious per.
sons-protectiEg and defending Southern
rights and Southern institutions-promptly
taking such legal steps us may be necessary
to prevent and punish insurrectionary or
other miechevous conduct and pledge them
se!res 10 be really at the shortest notice 10 pro.
tect and assist each other IN any emergency
that may arise.
Six committees were appointed to super
wise the carrying out these principles in
their respective sections, und rcpor, at eac h
regular meeting through their chairman. it
was agreed, no permit given TO slave
would be regarded as sufficient, unless it
specified the place, TO which he was going.
1t was ordered that patrol duties be per,
formed ut least twice each week and o!tener
I If necessary. Our number has already run
NJ to forty with the prospect OLA large in :
crease. One OF Them,
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The Legislature.

The crowd Of important matter upon our
| columns this week, deprives us Of the pow
or Of giving more of the proceedings of our
State Legislature than brief summary col
iected from our Columbia exchanges. This
body met on Monday the 9th inst, and or
ganized. Mr.. w. ID. Porter was reelected
President Of the Senate, and Gen. Jas. SIM
ons re. elected Speaker Of the House. Gen.
w. f.. Martin was re elected Clerk of the
Senate, and Col. John r. Sloan Clerk of
the House. in none Of the above instances
was there any opposition. The compliment
(says the Ca,olinian) for the fidelity and
ability with which they have discharged
their respective duties, vas no less hand
some than meritsd. - -
The Electors ofpresident and Vice. .Presi.
dent were ballotsd for and elected on
Tuesday. The following is the result.
For the Stale at Large ge-Wm. f.. Martin,
A. p. Calhoun.
First Congressional DiStrict-John VIII.
liamE.
Second Congressional Dislict-Thomas
y. SimOns.
Third CongreSsiOnal Dis!rict-Gsorge
p. Elliott
Fourth CongrsssiO'lAi Disrict--Tilman
Watson.
FJth Congressional Disiriet--Jos. L. Gist.
Sir@ Congregational DiItrict-R. q. Mc.
Cav.
On "Wednesday the general feeling Of re.
sistance and preparation prevalent in the
State in consequences Of The snnouncepent
Of Lineo'n's election, was perceptible 10 the
proceedings Of The Legislature. la tho SEN
ate Nr. Moses introduced resolution in
structing the Committee on Federal Reia-
lions to report Bill for calling forthwith a
Convention Of the people. Mr. Rhett pro-
posed to amend, by substituting rssolu.
tons calling convention, which he AFTER
wards Withdrew. Mr. Lssesne offered reso.
lu.ions looking to delay and cooperation,
and Mr. Harrison q series Of the same pur-
port. The resolutions were referred, and
made the order for Thursday. Mr. Moses
resolution was adopted.
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Cheering News from Georgia, Alaba
ma and Mississippi.

A despatch to the Charleston Courier.
dated Savannah, November 6, says "there
is intense excitement here. Large crowds
have gathered in the streets The perva-
ding spirit among the masses is resistance
to Lincolns administration, and everywhere
that determination is manifest A meeting
of the citizens has been called for to-mor-
row night, and the call has nearly one hun
drsd signatures. A large crowd, assembled
in front Of the NeUs Office, gave three hear
ty cheers for Judge Magrath on the reccp-
ton Of the intelligence that he had resigned
his office. Savannah is all right for se.
cession.
despatch 10 the Charleston Mercury,
dated Columbia, November 7th, reports -
"a gentleman just arrived here from Mont.
gomery. Ala, reports that Mr.. Yancey has
given public assurance that Gov, Moore
would call Copyention of the people of
Alabama within ten days after tho election
of Lincoln"
1t is reported through the Mobile Iri-
bune, that the Governor Of Mississippi, in
a recent speech, told the people what he
would do, rs the Chief Magistrate of the
State, If Lincoln Shonld bs elected. lie
said, "that the same wire which conveyed
the electric flash that brought the intelli,
gence Of Lincon's election, the next in.
slant should carry back his proclamation
convening the Legislature Of Mississippi,
and he warned them now, if there were
any members of the Legislature present, to
be prepared TO set out for the capita Of the
State the mex. minute"
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n 0 I | G h

T WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
l. on Tuesday, Nov 27th, 1860, all nv
Household aud Kitchen Furniture, Horses,
Mules, Hogs, Sheep, Goats, Farming Tools
Of every description, Blacksmith Tools, .
good road Wagons, one Of them Of Bells
best manufacture " good Thrcsher and
two Fans, one ur", has been used but two
Seasons One Yoke of Oxen aud cart, one
Carriage and Buggy,a number of GEESE,
and iinc lot Of Corn Fodder and Shurks
Also siN ur eight No. Bed Matrasses and
numerous V:!rr articles too tediou, to men.
unn. y J. MClI.WAlN.
Noy. 81, 1860. 39-3t.
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in the House similar action was taken
the resolutions looking TO cooperation
were referred. Mr.. Rhett offered rnsolu.
tions similar to those adopted by the
Senate. MIR. Cunningham gave notice that
no would on the following day offer reso-
iutions for the speedy adoption of meas
ures to arm the State.
The Legislature seems unanimous for
the call OF Convention, but there is a di
vision of opinion rs to the proper time
Some OF the members Che major part We
beliere) are in favor Of calling it at the ear
liest practicable period; others advocate de-
lay in order to ascertain the course which
the other Southern States will pursue
Revolutions arc peIding which propose to
send Commissioner to the Legislature of
Georgia, now in Session, to confer upon the
matter OF seeding from the Union and
that the Governor Of thi. State communi.
cate with the Governors Of those States
whose Legislatures are not in SESSION.
The discussion Of the above by the House,
consumed Thursday and Friday.
The Senate passed the Convention Bill
on Friday. This bill provides tina, the el.
ec,ion for Delegates TO be held on Tuesday
after the first Monday in January (JGnuary
3 the Convention to meet on the follow
ing Monday (January ll). The Bill was
carried by vote of 4i ayes, Gen. Samuel
McAliIey, of Chester, casting the only vote
in the negative.
Various propositions for uIping the Stale
have been submitted bu, no definite action
has been taken.
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TREMENDOUS GATHERING IN CHARLEs-
ToN.-The largest and most enthusiastic
meeting ever held in Charleston, convene
IN that city on the 9th inst Able and elo.
quent addresses were delivered by several
distinguished Carolinans. Speeches were
also made by Hon. II. r. Jackson, Judge
Miller and Others, Of Georgia, pIedging that
State to act in operation with South
Carolina. The meeting adopted rcsoIu-
ton, that committee of three be appoint.
ed to proceed TO Coiumbia forthwith, to
recommend immediate action 10 harnQ n
Convention called at the earliest possible
period, which was unanimously adopted.
The following gentlemen were appointed
Judge a. G. Magrath, Hon. w j. Coicock
snd James Connor, Esq.
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The Presidential Election.

Tho result Of the election, with ZONE dc.
tails may be found on another column
Abraham Lincoln is unquestionably the
choice Of the Electoral College 1t is graf
ifying, however, to be able to state that
with the news Of his election, also comes
the intelligence from several Southern
States of = determine ton to resist to the
death and strike at once for severance of
the Union. If the signs of the times do
not greatly err, we are about to pass
through an ordeal, the like of which has
not been felt on this Continent since the
days OF the Revolution. Let every man
prepare 10 do his duty, for if there was ev.
er time when enorgy, firmness and unity
Of purpose should prevail, it is now.
Concert of action, prudent deliberaton
and frmness Of purpose are especially de-.
sirable. TOO great preciptancy on the
one Eand, and cautiousness savoring of
timldity on the 9th er, should be seduiously
guarded against. If we can but steer clear
OF these two extremes, we have nothing TO
fear. After temporary disarran cement of
the various channels of trade and business,
the South will find hersolf occupying u
Prouder and infinitely more prosperous con.
dition than ever before, whilst the North
will be reaping the terrible fruits Of her
own madness and folly. The threat of co.
ercion j, impotent nothing of the sort
will be attempted.
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WAsHIAGTON City.


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sa-ss
The tine for Action.

There is now scarcely doubt but that
several. if not all Of the Southern States,
will secsde from the General Government.
The signs of the times are more propitions
than at any former period each mail brings
US renew ed and encouraging intelligence Of
the purpose of the South TO no longer sub
NIT TO the eneroachmen,s upon her rights,
The movement 10 working admirably ; It
would seem that tho great desideratum that
has been wanting for years--the unity of
the South--is about 10 be contaminated
Under these circumstances the Legislature
Of our Slate will, we tast, call Conyen-
lion as early as possible and II It be the
desirs OF her Southern sisters that she
should Lad OF, South Carolina should NOS
tesiiats to accept the proud positiea and
furnish them with an example Of courage
md unsnimity.
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FAyoRS NJ Morrow of the In

FAvoRs.-Nr. J. NJ Morrow, of the In
dian Land, has left at our Office three tur-
nips of most prodigious size, weighing 4
and At pounds, each. This is certainly high
evidence of the produciveness of that
favored region.
Mr.. II. Il. Massey, to whoa we have ac-
kuowledged many friendly favoB of this
kind. has brought us some of the same veg.
,ctable ; not quite 80 remarkable in point OF
size Us tho Indian Land specimen, but n,
respects quantity, he is entitled to the pre-
MUM over any specimen Of this or any 9th.
er product ever before presented to thi:
Office. A tffiend remarked that the givel
must have supposed that there was an
abundance of pork in this vicinity, which
be (friend) seemed to think was mistak
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Cheering Accounts from Georgia

The Carolimian says that letter hns
beer received by Governor Gist from Gov.
Brown Of Georgia, stating that he had ad'
ded n clause TO his message, recommending
the immediute call Of n State Convention.
A despatch from S&yaaDah Of November
9Th says: "Advices from Milledgeyills state
that the Governors Special Message was
received yesterday amidst laundering ap.
plause. Everybody endorses it. The Leg.
islature of this State endorses the course of
South Carolina. The blue cockades are
worn in numbers about the streets of Mil
ledgeville.
Senator Toombs sent in hi. resignation
as Senator. He is in favor Of immediate
secession, and action with South Carolina
Georgia, from the mountains to the sea.
board, is determined to resist Lincoln's
election.
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s outh Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

by p. 4. HAMMOND, Esq, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS, J. ID. WyIir, Esq ha. I'D.
piled 10 no TOR Letters of Administration
on "ll and singular the Good, aud Chattlss,
Rights and Credits of Mrs. Ro.anna War.
dln, late OF the County Of McckIeubutg, n.
T., d,csaSci.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and ad =
monIsh all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the SAID deceased, TO b. and
appear before mo nt our next Ordinary a
Court Tor tho said district, 10 be holden ut
Lancaster Court House on the 10Th day OF
Norem. inst, to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not bo
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 5th day
( ~ lof November, in the year OF our
l.. 5. Lurd one Thousand eight hundred
- and sixty, and in the eighty fifth
year otAmerican independence
=. i. HAMMOND, o.L.p.
Nov. !, 1860. at p { $500
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SENATOR CHEsSUr.-Our distinguished
Senator in a speech delivered in Columbia
last week strongly urged the Separate Sc
cess;on Of South Carolina. should no other
State 60 out upon the election of Lincoln.
1t will be emembered that Senator c., was
one of the leaders of the cooperation poll
cy in 80. There are others from among
our first men, including Dir. Boyce, who
were co.operationists in '52, who now urge
Separate State action rs : last resort.
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GovERNoR's MEssAGE.-Thes special mes
sage of his Excellency, Governor Gist, to
the Legislature now in session, may be
found on the first page Of TO days paper.
The Governor takes high Southern ground,
urging prompt and speedy action by this
State. His opinions are entitled to great
weight and will doubles, exert decided
influence upon the future course Of the
Legislature in this momeutous crisis.
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Holloway's Pills and 0intment-suc,

AolloWays Fills and 0intment-Sue'
taneous diseases. popularity be the test Of a
medicine. Holloway's Pills aud Ointment are
assuredly the greatest remedies of this or any
other age as they are unconfned to nations or
people, being as familiar to the denizens of the
backwoods as to the citizens of New York,
London, Paris, Vienna, Berlin, st. Petersburg,
&c. Their universally is however the least Of
their merits Their safe and speedy cures of
Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Kings Evil, Scrofuls
and all skin diseases, are their chief recommen
dation Persons afflicted with any of the above
disorders should have immediate recourse to
them. 1856
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ANOTHER RAID IN VIRGIsIA.-A Wash.
ington despatch, dated November 9th says:
"Rumor, generating from the same source
which notified Gov. Wise of the John Brown
said, reached Gov Letcher, of Virginia. re-
Gently, who, in consequence, last week in.
stituted system OF patrol along the Po-
tomac in all the River counties Gov. Ietcn-
Or also despatched Col. Demirick, ii the
State Guard, to Washington for the pur-
chase Of fire arms.
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Federal Officers ResigueS. .

a private despatch from Charleston (snys
the Columbia Guardian Of sth inst announ
ces that Judge Magrath, District Judge, F.
w. Colcock, Collector of the Port, and
James Conner, U. s. District Attorney, on
learning the result Of the election, have re.
signed their respective Offices. All honor
to the men who SO promptly respond to the
outrage committed against their State and
section
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PoLITIcs IN VIRGISIA.--On Saturday Sd
inst, Governor Wise addressed a vast au.
dience at Portsmouth, Va. His speech is
said 10 be the greatest effort of his life. lie
Awore ne never would pcquiesce to Lin
coins election. The resolutions Of Princess
Anne county were adopted With the widest
kind Of enthusiasm. Mr. Wise spoke for
four hours.
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Disturbance in Charleston.

We learn, says the Cdrolinian, that there
was great excitement in the city of Char
lesion on yesterday. The officers of the
Federal Government were attempting to
remove the arms from the Arsenal in Char
lesion, but were stopped by demonstration
Of the citizens Of the place.
'fheIs was no removal of the arms and
the citizens became satisfied.
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EXCITEMENT IN WASHING ToN.-The Wash.
ington correspondent of tho Charleston
Courier, telegraphs that the President will
resist any attempt at notification. but not
secession. There is great excitement in
Washington, in consequence of rumors of
designations Of Governmfnt officers at
Charleston.
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Special Notices.

COMMON SENSE rules tho mass Of the peo-
pie, whatever the misnamsd and nisanthrope
philosophers may say to the contrary. Show
them good thing, let its merits be clearly de-
monstrated, and they will not hesitate TO give IL
their most cordial atronsge. The masses have
already ratified the judgement Of Ia physician,
concerning the virtues OF Hostetter's Bitters, as
may be seen in the immense quantities OF this
medicine that are annually sold in every sec.
ton Of the land. Ii is now recognized a. greatly
superior TO all other remedies yet devised for
diseases Of the digestive organs, such g Diar,
rh@s, Dysentery, Dyspepsia, and for the various
fevers that arise from denngement Of those
portions of the system Hostetter'S pane Is
rapidly becoming household word, from Maine
70 Texas, from the shores Of the Atlantic TO the
PAcIac. Try the article, and be satisfied.
November.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally,
svsrywhsre. eE See dyert.semspt 10 anoth.
or column.
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CRANE loDGE OF a. f. Ms cF s. c.
The Grand Lodge Of Ancient Freemasons
Of South Carolina will hold its Annual Com
munication in GreenyiIle this year, com.
mencing on Tuesday, the Goth inst.
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MAE YLASD.

baltimore, November 6.-The vote in
tiIa city is as follows: Breckenridge, H..
10; Bell, l29l9 (; Douglas, SOB Lincoln,
loSi Breckinridgcs majority is 2I5I.-
Scattering returns fron ,hc country show
considerable gain for Bell. bu, the result is
very doubtful, and can..ot be- a,ccrtaincd be-
fore tomorrow. The election PASSED oil
quietly.
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WILLLAMsToN lioTEL BURNED We learn
(says the Columbia Guurdian) from fricrd
that the Nillamston Spiings Hotel was
completely destroyed by fire, on yesterday
morning, ut about two o'clock. The Hotel
and Furniture were valued at 5000 In
sured for S36 500.
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$40 Reward,

ESTRAYED.--A medium sized, liyht
gray HORSE, dark name. He was seen
in the viciiity Of Camden, or Thursday last
and was making his way up the county
will pay TEN DOLLARS 10 any one who
will take him up and deliver him iu Cam
den at the Store of p. A. Sanders. or to me.
JOHN ID. DINKINS,
Statesburg, Sumter District, :. C.
Nov. ID, l:-pad.
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THE MARKRTS.

NEw OkLEAss, November 8.-The mar.
ket was active to-day. Snles $4,000 bales
at II | tie for Middling.
HEw YoRK, November THE Cotton
market was easier to-day. Sales $500 bales
at lice. for Hiddliug Uplaud..
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MONEY WANTED.

'INiAT the Committee may go forward
Il with The new building Of the presbyte.
rlan Church, | will leave the Subscription
paper at the store Of Mr.. J. Adams, and the
subscribers will confer favor by paving
the money at their earliest convenience.
}. y. CRAIG, Chm'n
Nov. l|. 1880. iO-Il.
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NORTHERN CLAIMS RETURNEp.-At IL
meeting Of the lawyers in Columbia, it wa,
determined to return forthwith nIl Northern
claims sent there for collection.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

Lancaster District.
Personally appeared before me John J
Craig, Treas. Of the Board Of the Com
mis'ers Of Roads and Bridges Of said Di.
t!ict, and on oath saith that the within re-
turn contains and slsws full account Of
all monies received and paid out by said
Board since their last annual report to this
Court. JOHN J. CRAIG, Treas.
SSOrn to before me, Oct l5, 1860.
J. A S'PEWMAN, Cfk.
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Nix. EDITOR :--Plcasc anuuuuce MN.
AMOS NCMANUS, n candidate for lnu
OhIcc "t Shruii Tor Lancaster D!plrcl, tor
the ensuing term a0d obIige hi,
MkSY FKIESDs
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Ma. EEtToG The friends of J. ID.
HALLE, respectfully nominate him u can.
did"'c tor the office Ui Shuil ut l.apcAa.
Ter DI,tIIct tor the ensuing term.
MANY FEIEXps.
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81 l. L II y "A II OLiN A =,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.


20 the Honorable Robert VI uaro, presiding
Judge of the Court nt Common Pleas
for Lancaster. Fall Term, 1860.
We, the Commissioners for Roads and
Bridges for said District ask leave to sub.
mi! The following ~ our annual report
Our first meeting was held on ;ae first
Monday in February. At this meeting An
drew Mcllwain and J. &. Caldwell refused
to serve and paid their fines Of $50 each
and the Board in their falling to serve mp.
pointed in their stead g. ". Bell and R.
NJ. Sims.
The Board assessed upon the General
Tax Of the District ten per cent. We also
examined. rectied and paid of all accounts
presented ut this meeting.
Our next meeting was hei on the Ia,
Monday in Aug following. AT this meet.
ing We examined and paid off all old ac-
counts. We also had call meeting on the
first Monday in Oct. for the purpose of rec
iifying and preparing th, report, and at.
tending to things necessary for u, us Com
misSloners 10 do.
We further report that tho Chairman of
the Board has made out anG filed with
the Clerk OF the Court Of said District a
specification of the Roads in charge OF
each Commissioner, to be kept ia repair by
hun. We also report that each Commis
s,oncr has reported to the Board in his
charge "s being lointed posted and in good
repair as required oy the Acts OF the Leg
islaturc Of lS5I-53.
Respectfully submitted,
JOS CLARK, Ch'mn.
Il A. 'A-XEY, Scc'y.
The following is II list of nouic, ,,r..
ceived and paid out by treasurer sine. las,
Report:
1860. Feb. + Cash received from
former Treasurer $3.50 90
Feb 6. \. Mcllwuiu fine, not serving so 90
" & Caldwell, so 90
Ang. 5, Reed irnm Tax Collector,
being full amt az as>e.srnrnt
on General T"N ~ ~ per
GENT. 62s 20