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FOR THE ISpEPENDESr PRESS.
RJRIE, ,SoCIETy

AT n meeting of 4he Board Of Directors of
4he Abb eviilc District Bible Society. this day
held at AL'cvillescsiI.,s,he following rcsolu
Resoir,L That the chair appoint five del,
egatcs to represent this Society at The mr,,iu,,
of the State Bihls Convention TO be held at
Snn'er on the loh ofJnlv inst. and that each
delegate appointed have the power to appoint
substitute If he cannot attend himself
lhe Chairman of the Board appointed the
io'i"wing pors"ns under this r. solution.
Kew }. |. Bonner. Rev. B. johnson. Rev.
J. i. T"rrant, Charles Smith. Esq, and J.. 81.
La,imer. Esq, =. :
These gentlemen afe,pnrti'ularly desired to at.
tendaor, procure substitutes.
ISAAC BRANCH, sec'y,sPro TEN.
July 9, 1860
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TBE-PREsIDENTIAL CONTEST.

The Charleston Ne,rs thus er,ccula;es as to
the results of The Presidential election:
Our readers mnysdesre to hive our opinion
upon the probable restIits Of the PreS;lentnl
struggle. OF a",rno lone can absolutely
f'rrtcll what the Amcricans People. at this fear
full cr's:s. may y"detcrn,ine Through the ballot
t"x Jfithcr wcr" fully aware Of its new aud
mou,"ntous character nnd that the peace o f the
country and the Union itself hung upon it,
we would unhe>i'a';ng'y say that breckenridge
and Lane would he elected. But the spirit Of
section and party rule them STILL and prejudice
and passion irrrsistibly pervndc the contest.
Under their influence, our conviction is appre
h"nsive that Linct In. the Black Republican
! cnndi'lnte will he elected. If the votes Of the
Fl ftccn Southern Sln,ca. and of California and
Oregon. be claimed for breckenridge and Lime
and they will most probably obtain them, they
only amount to l2S in the Electoral College
consisting of 3D3 votes. The other N76) votes
to be cast by the Northern States, must u nder
present calculations, be conceded TO Lin
coin. In those S,nIes there ill he four electo
raj votes. headed by Douglas. Bell. Brcckin.-
ri.lge and Lincoln. The entire opposition to
the Black Republicans. already in n large ma.
joriiy in most Of them, will hc divided among
til. pnrtiea Of he fret three candidates. and
| leave Lincoln with plurality in every Nor
ih-rn State. It, would tie doubtful, whether
| in sing lie contest between him and any one
! of them, he would not carry the whole. It'is
| IL great mist AXE o supi.ose TINT in single con
trs..Dongiass could carry Pennsylvania egninst
| hiin--that was conceded on Ill sides at Wash
.ingt"n. Br. ck inrdge might do it. But a. it
sis. Lincoln must carry it.
! 5@Our present impression s, that Douglas will
not obtain single electoral vote. His only
chance is for Mis-ouri-nnd hut chance. Bell
and Everett mny cnrry Virginia. Maryland nj nd
| Tennessee, under certain coming encies and the
division of the Democracy into two p.rtea-
But the popularity of Breckinridgs. and Lane,
and the disposition of the Democracy Of each
State to maintain its unity, will, no doubt
| sweep those States
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CHANCELLOR CARROLL.

Our Columbia exchanges. contain the nro.
ceed'"gs of meeting Of the Bar of that city
ntwhich very complimentary Resolutions were
adopted, expressing the sense of the meeting
with regard 10 the patience, courtesy and emf
nent ability, with which Chancellor CARROLL,
has lately discharged his judicial functions a,
the term Of the Coult of Equity which las Just
closed.
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OUR EXCHANGES,

Mr.. G. n. McJUNKTS, for some time a.socia-
ted with the Greenv!le ,Enterprise as publish:
er, hns beestne the assistant editor of that
Journals The Emterpfie. We are glad to learn,
is in a fourishipg condition. and under the
management Of Messrs. PRIcE d McJusK1s,
will deserve its success,
Ws'inadvsstently omitted TO notice at the
time the access: :op Of Mr. JOHN PETER ,BnowS.
the present editor Of the Anderson Gasstte. who
spresides over it's columns wi.ls great saceeftu.
bilify TO its numsrous resders. Ms BaosH is
q vigorous writer. andis q young'man of muoh
pTomise. 4pd will no doubt add Fssty much
to the interest aud prosperity eJihis. very OK
l,csllsAt jonfhal. 5:s~ -. -,
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NJ \RltlED on the Sd ins, bv R.v n r.
'I'AN' Nir. JOHN GRAY to Miss LIZZIE,
daughter Of Maj u. A Loxr..
OBITUARY.


''fNlilED i'iS life June 10th. 1850 ,, la,
r',,'"n"e ',, mar Greenwood, MIS- ELIZADE"rIj
BUCHANAN. "hhiA
!" The death OF our friend and ne;yhhor Tho
e''''i'"h''i mas lost one OF lis n,,s, ex.nplarv
'hf's'"n m'ih":s-ihr church AN humlIn J
consistent In"nher. But the loss il onlv Al,
i""n|"d "y her two young orphan sons. who
""ve.""w to tread the slippery paths Of youth
without the Iar;hu and nil-ctunate adn,ou;t; ion.
"i I" p"ns aud 'c""ied mother. Bu, we hope the
see" s"wn IN tears ANA anxiety will bring forth
an abundant harvest
here Is IL world above .
Nhrr" parting is untnown: III
t"ng eternity Of love,
Formed for the good alone. X:
Ana Faith hrh"l,ls til" dying here.
Translate" to that glorious sphere"
s: !.
:, DIED Saturday evening June 81, 1860, q lii.
i' m miami da,lgh'"r, Z weeks u age of Mr. s.
Il and Mrs. L: Tu',i "
III" lsta spapsa feeting hour
:. How soon the vnpnr flies;
Mnh Is tender, transient flower ~.
That even i'll bl"oming dies" 8.
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THE COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL

We have re 'eived the Jane number of this
ve excellent jou'nn wh'cl, is designed to ,lf.
fuse taste for Literature and Art. IA usr,l
IL Is beautifully embellishcd. and presents many
literary attractions. 1t is published quarterly
by The Cosmopolitan Art Association, New
York, at 5000 per anuum
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LITERARY ADDRESS.

The Annual Address before the Literary
Societies Of Furman University, GreenviIie.
5. C., vii be delivered by Hon. a. G. Mag
R.7H Of Charleston. The exercises will take
place on the evening of Commencement Day
Wednesday. lst Of August.
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THE DENacRATIcsiN csiNourarERs.

W.snrSorossfs 29.-Aa$ sFment has
been on foo, or ths last. lbres ssby the res.
peetiye friends Sf Beugfss end %Bssehidridge,'
among whom were men Rosi,;on.. to
get them both 10 withdraw frog the field,
With the view Of putting sotss gnexenptierl1
and hisfriend. positive ysdeeii6e. any such ar,
rangep,snt. The Little GianC' says he has
field. = - e ~. S..sel1lt .s{s&reE 49, =,
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owing to The sickness Of our Carrier Boy,
some of our Village subscribc,s may full TO lie.
ccIv" their papers during the, present week.
Should this occur we would be pleased 10 rec
tify the omission.
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RATIFICATION MEETINe TN aNnrpsoN

On Tuesday Of last week, Il ratification meet
ing was held in Anderson. at which speeches
We're made by the Hon. JAMES J.. Oar, Gen.
erat lcGowAS and Col. j. =. REED. in favor of
platform Of the Baltimore Democratic ConvcD.
tion md its nominees, BHEcklxnIpoE and LANE.
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THE vAosFr SEAT ON THE SUPREME

ssThe colurnbus lGa) Times has the following
Which We preAu,As is rather fremstu.e: l.
':Hosos ro GEossrs.--We understand that
Thomas B. B. Gsbtp Esq +, Of -Athsns, ahassbeen
afEeinesa ~ Az ysranev in The Supreme
CoaFt g the Nptt41 stasss. srsh,ed by the
death Of Jadgs Peter v. Daniel. .Eais il a
good y. pointmenk g,rs.
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THEsSCIENTIFlC AhIER1CA,y.

Que OF the nios, Interesting aud useful pubG
cations whi"h comes to our sanc,um is the Scien
tic american weekly publication, devoted
to l"rular Science. new inventions. and the
Who'll" range Of mechanic aud manufacturing
arts. The Scic"fi;fc american has been pub
li~hed for fifteen years. blythe well known Patent
Solicitors. Mcssrs. NuAx & Co. 81 Park Row,
New York aud has yearly increased in interest
and circulation. un,iiit has attained, We under
stand, nearly $4,000 subscribers, winch is the
best OF evidence that the publication is npp;e.
cined by the reading public.
To those of our ,ea,rrs who NAV not be IA.
m'!iar with the character Of the paper, we will
state some of th" subjects Of which il treats
Its illustrated dcScr ptioms of all The most inpor
tnnt improvements i'll steam and agricultural ma
cl'inery, will commend it to the Engineer and
Farmer, While the new household inventions
ami shop tools which are illustrated hy en-
cravings and described in its columns, vi the
prae'icle receipts contained in every number,
RENDERS the work desirable TO houscEc"prrs and
almost Indispensable to every mechanic "r smith
VIII" has a shop for manufacturing new work, or
repairing old
The Scientific -dmtricnn is univ crsav regard
ed MS til" lnvrnt"rs adv, cn;c!and monitor; the
repository of American Inventions aud the .rcat
authority on law, and all business connected
ith Patents The Ofiicu List of Claima as
issued weekly from the Patent office, in Wash.
ington, nre published regularly in lis columns
All the most important Patents issued hy the
United States Patent Office illustrated
and described on its pages, thus forming nh un-
rivaIlcd history of American Inventions.
Ii is not only the hest. but the largest and
cheapest paper devoted to Science, Mechanics,
Manufacturers, and the Useful Arts published in
the world. Hon. JunGE Mason. formerly Corn
missioner Of Patents. is not ouly engage d with
the publishers in their immense Patent Agency
department, but as writer OIL Patent Laws aud
Prnctice, his ability is !orchly portrayed in the
columns o! tbs rnpur
The Scientific American is published once a
week, (ev-ry Saturday, each humber c"n,"in
ing IL pages Of Icscrprcss, and from 10 TO -
original Engrnvings OF New Inventions. CONSIST
ing the mos, improved Tools EN- gincs. Mills
Agricultural Machines and Fousho!d Utensils
making S? numbers in a year. comprising S32
pages, and owe: 500 Original Eng1avings. l.rint
ed Oh heavy, fine paper, in n form expressly for
binding, and AL for s. per nnnnn.
" n New V"N'ne commences on the lst OF July
aud wr hope large number OF our towns,nen
will avail themselves OF the present opportunity
to subscribe. by remtli"s So hy mail to theI
publishers. MrxH 4 Co. 81 Park Row, New
York, they will send you tlirr paper one year,
nt the end Of which time you will have u vo.-
ume which you would not part with for treble
its cost. The publishers express their willing
ness to mail single copy of the paper 10 such
as may wish 10 see il without cl,urge.
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The lev. ID. McNEL TuRsEn will prencl, at
upper Long Cane Church on@the 2d aud Sd Sab
baths in Juiy-being the Sth aud 18th days Of
the month.
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LOTTERIES.--A CARD.

The statement recently published 10 the
effect hat call the Georgia Lotteries would be
abolished nftcr the lst of June, 1860" Is moi
only malicious but untrue.
We draw our Lottery by authority of char
ter granted by the State of Grorpin. having
yet many years to rum. We hold the receipt
Of The Comptro llcl- General Of the State Of
Georgia tor sloO6tax. levisGby act of 1858
on authorized Lotttriss in thts State: This is
evidence of our dssfFFe to comply with the
avs on this subject. and may assure the rrr.
clln.crs of tickets that our Lottery is legal and
authorized 7,s
In proof of this we call the attention Of our
patrons to the following brief but comperhen.
ave opinion of Col. L"cnRANE, gentleman
sk illrd in the Lottery laws Of this State and
one Of the atlest members of the Georgia
Bar. sa
MACON. GEO.. June I. 1860
HoDGEs, Days d GO. - have carefully ex
nmin+d your1ott-ry chnrier assd it iatthe hest
in tia state. You may rest assured you are
Lottery, nor is there inty lnw 10 stop y"i in
tl," exercise .leur chi rttrrl rights. Thi. is
any opinion bose review Of all the laws
ards stscisions OF subject.
O..A. LocnhANE.
Wetrust the public will see, the ii.juslics in.
tenLedshy rivaEsune rrns in the publications
aIlu'ied'to well MS their gr"undless,iess :;aii
falsiy. Respectfully. = sxe,S
8, If a NOD DAvI5 60.
k.sA ~ 4Asss
Dzper,.rs Of 4ss ysgass ssk ,tJass
8d;s- Tho United Sta i ingajk
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The True Democrat.

The above s the title Of new paper to be
issued OIL the 18th Of July nt Augusta. Ga. W..
make the following extracts from the prospectus
cit will always zralousiy &C operate with the
Dem"crn, or Georg ia in rnainta aiming the prin-
ciples "f the Party within it's limits
This brief statement will indcnt- the Political
policy Of the paper. All State Interests aud
whatever will add TO the prosperity "f the great
Commonwealth Of Georgia. will receive due at
tcntion. Tbs interests Of our herutiful and
growing city will be looked after with constant
sn.Ir,ule.e
In addition 10 ia Political matter the True
Democrat wiH'contnin the latest News Of tho
day. Rrpnrts oil Markets. and carefully sci. cted
Literary matter OF Intrinsic value and purity for
TheaRf6pFietors take pleasure IN a nnouncing g
that Mr.. +5aMEs' N. SMYrnE Of this city has nc-
c"pted All invitation 10 occupy the rd,toraI c,a,r.
His former long r"iinectiomwith the press Of this
city, aud his ability as writer, g,iarnn,re tha,
the paper wihafford The fullest satisfaction to
it's patrons.
As the J., ,per Uhe only one in this city devoted
10 the principles alluded fdit W i'll lie issued s.'
s"oiI, the P'opretors respectfully ask OF those
who may favor the rlitsgrfsbs " send on their
names as early as possbst
| Sustained by an association Of gentlemen al
ample means, energy and industry, no one need
| hesitate to pntroni3s The True DemocrdfYOr feul
| it might prove. rpbeni-ral in its existence. =
Th- DAILY will he issued .n ,j,edinm.. sheet.
with c"pious detniE; Of News. Markets, DC. The
| Weekly issue vii; be a large impeIiatphef-
.rERMS-Dnily. $4,00; Weekly 81 so
Pigments inrarid6iy l.. adramce. There will be
| no club rates. a shssss
All business communlcations will b. hadfessed
to P,oprietors Of True Democrat, and, stn nlhers
| TO the Editor
KESsfckELI, TAYLOR, DIVINE. d c.,
1 'Publis6ers.
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The New Element In Southern Politics.

fne NCW Element In Southern Politics,
1he Charleston Evening Ne,cs in II glance at
the posture Of affairs, thus notices the re-.
sa'ts recently achieved, and tho important in.
fneuce upon them Of the direct uction Of rhe
people:
"Whatevcr has been achieved for tn. SouIb
| aud the county, during the late events is to ,,,.
directly attributed t" the tir,nness of the eipht
Southern States, whose deleg gatioms seccd.d from
| the Charleston Convention. The high and de.
,er,ninrd spirit shown by the people of those
States. in approving ih.i- acIinn, in mutho:z,np
| III" Richmond Convention, in insisting upon the
figh;s Of lhe South. and the ruun!iiy of th,
STATES under the tonslumt'on ana IN rra,in.,
their demand Ia The Convent .om at. l,a.tuu.u.
secured. and a!onr s"currd itnrnrimnf aud de-.
cisive 'c~u;:s, ana on winch the entire s>ou,h.
the real Democracy. aud The whole country ma,
wei! congratulate themselves.
VIII II Tie rcs"iil
The remaining Southern States were will,
drawn from dangerous and corrupt Nur,hcru
party aiinnces. um! The cniir. S"::h hruuui,,
into har'I"ii"u' ACCORD in counsel, GA p ucip,. >
Ipud "lects, ana III ACTION
Tie whoir Democracy has been i sint eprnt.I
the g"n,I:n" pr ;on has been re banded and cu
rrgizcd I" save the country and the ton-;i,u
ii"n nud The ant. s!:;v":y u::l mlcre sroils .ir
meats have k".n snnp plicd of
In ia" a''"nion OF The Platform (nnown rs
the "mainIi'y p!atf"rm) by the real D,.rnn
c'aic States at Baltimore. ani 10y the Rrciin"n,l
Convent ION. and the nomination upon il uf true
aud tried Democrats for President and Vic.
presid-ni the rights Of the slave States, nml tl..
doctrine of their protection IN III" Ter, itori.s
have been recognized aud affirmed and never
Eagnin Ia be lynn, ed or surrendered by either the
Snulh ur the Dc,rocrncy
|&s'Fhe supremacy Of The Constitution has been
inserted. nnd the auth ri,y Of the Supreme Court
sindicatcd The arrogance of "A Iui,,i,,nnt bar
~ section has been clrrkrd, and The pret tensions
Of II one man power have been r-buk",! and
destroyed and SquntIer Sovereignty stands Re.
pu.ii"ird forever 10y the American people
Th"se results have hern eifrctcd by the. neo
pie more through their own action and tl rn,rrh
their fresh drlrra!"s. than through the old chan
nels aud standing politicians. II has hrrn re.
hrshIng to observe ths in every phas" of the late
events, aud we can now contemplate the people
OF; the South in the new and glnr"us aspect
Of All upriscE, banded and moving force.
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Augusta, Ga.

= The TOILET coMraSIes-Ts the name hy
which u iessrs Jo.eph Bataet. 4 Co. at Hcston:
designate the neat and convenient cnse in
which these famous chemists and. perfumers
put their superior preparations for toilet nse.
wig: "KArLisroN, "CocoAISE." q ORIGINAL
.To6TH VASE and FLonlLKL." The Kallis-
ton is an Af.Ssle thssladies already regard as
an indisPeJ@qble preparation for promoting the
iheai,hy eondition ofsthe shin. and identifying
Ethe complexion. The Cocaine, containing. a
large proportion Of cocoa-Nut Oil, imparts to
the ifsir a glossy appearance, invisofatcs and
gives It q healthy growth Tie Otieptal lTootb
Wash arrests decay Sslthe teeth. ctres eaGk
shsrde ps the, ,gums audi sparis fragrance to Tie
breath Fiorignsl i.= selicste apds ssnAsriAs
| perfume OF fSexqnisits odbr, and 10. Piba.ss moi
!6 dt5Syisr ksiishtess fsbeics Btristp HttoitSl
/, ,Compal SQD will be much IN demand d. IL 4bs-
lcomss orally known.-Rseviaenss Pred
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tHiEACi!:h AND PE'rLIARITY OF SALT LAKE
Every rra!"r has lear of Sal, Lake. hu,
very few person know nnlthr r "f ,,S exc t
am! i'ccm:iar nature. \ writ r. <p.ai Ia,
That this lake should t.. all -,l. /, 40 a,,n,,,:y
All large h",lirs "f wafer inln which streams
discharge Themselves. whi: they hav. sever.
ally no outlet, are or should be, salt. II one
such Is fresh. that is M nn":nnl V. ind ed. L,k.
Utah. rr"huhlv, r"criv"s rs much snlu. ma,
ter rs Sal Lake. In, she discharges il Through
the Jordan and r"Irnins herself trr.h; whiI-
Satt Lake. having u" lssn". save hv cvni",rn-
ti"n, Is. rr"hahl:. th. snhirSi body ut water on
earth. The ocean is rnmI,n n,ivry fresh even
tie eM''lItrrrInrmi. nj I."gh"rn. Is nhi half so
salt ,aln told That t!.r". barrels of This water
yi.d barrel al salt Thai srrmS rather strong
Yet ITS intense saitnrSs, one wi" has nui
had it in his eyes. his mouth his n"-,rS. can
rra.Z.. You can M more. sink in it, Shan in II
clay bnnk but II very little If il ,n your lungs
wouiI suffice I" strange you. You make your
way in from hot. rocky bench, over n chnns
of volcanic hnsalt tina; i, t. ir:g tn the feet.
bni Mt the depth of yard more you have
II fine ennd bottom. and here the bathing is
driighifnL The waller is ola light green COLOR
for about ten or twenty rods. then "drrpiy.
harkly. beautifully blue" No fish can live il
it no frogs abide in it; few birds ure ever
seen dipping in it.
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ME: EDiToE: lii" COaricr. Of the 9Th June
con'''inS u paragraph Which stated II decision
at The Supreuie C"ur, Of Illinois, ms If il WAS
arrw rrInciplr. IL is stated that in III. case
"f DAVIS rs. The Michigan Southern and North.
crn Indiana Railroads. decided hy Tia. Surr.m.
Court of illinois, the question MS To II check for
hnsyngr. III the hands of passenger, being
evidence that the Railroad Cou,,nnv has
the haEsng", was raised. and decided in
the aihrtnniIv" hy the Court"
The South Carolina Law Court Of Appeals in
January. 1854. Mt Charleston. in the ease of
Dill Ds. The South Carolina Railroad Company,
ish Rici,n. las, decided the same ro;nt.
In That case. IT Is snid the defendants nre
III reSpcc. L" The baggage of passengers, com-
mon cai r"rs. and liable for the same, Unless
excused 10y the act of God, or tho enemies Of
the cuunLiy. -
Il, IS necessary. however. TO fix hem with
lhis ii'bi'ity. that IL should hc shown. ,hn, The
l,aiti!iis hh-Garc was delivered to :h.m-
Their check found ~ his roS<rssiun is the. evil
drnce ct that f'ci. They themselves have 50
made II, and 1t stands III the place of IL bill Of
laling."
1t thus appears that six ycnrs ago the South
Carol nn Law Court led ,L. way in ruin,r ,h,,
the C"mI'any's check was evidence 10 rhur,.
ii with the hagyuue of rnss.np.r. L. j.
strange that the tuuri,r did no; ypuiut ,o .ur
own drrisi"n l'ut there is no doubt tina, u:r
own lawyers draw upon foreign decisions when
our own have 'ic"i'ic'l the same uIa,icr.' Oar
large libraries in Charleston and Culuml,i, mr.
nsh Inwycrs the ni"n ot making n display of
legal learning. easier than to hunt up our own
cases For our D:gests i"Inir. labor and skill
I" ascertain where decided matter may b..
found.
many years nu" a learned attorney wa; ar
GnInr before the Court Of Appeals, tha, in 4
SUI. against two or more persons. Oh i.int
and several note, the plaintiff mus, recover
nga:n.t all, or fail. There il no doubt thn, was
The English rule; but it, had been the nruc, ic.
III this state /" permit party who proved his
case ngn:"si one and fail. against one or more
!" discontinue as to all, except The one take
jndgtncnl against him 1his rule was stated to
the learned attorney. and he WINS referred 20
Caldwell rs. llorp. 2n Mem. 216. decided ten
Year, before, ~ proof Of The dcr,iul lie ns.
sured the Court he had never Ecn,d of Tie cas-.
before.
To day it took me, with th aid Of Dipcs,
md my rcc"l"c,ion Of the dccisinn more .!,an
an hour |" find FrcrnInn rs. Clark, 3 Str"h. aS..
winch - n further nnh better liu-trution Of the
principle than the older ease.
AS matter of l"Sal learning n:.d its olsru
Inl'on, hav" givensSou the Illinois and our
own case, and have pointed you to the fac, that
io'r'gn c"<'s are "asivrfounI AMI more apt 10
hc applied, drynrnd,' than our own!
JOHN BELTON O'NEALL -s
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The gfrisnds ofsHops:ss.J: FOSTER MAR.
SHALL, feeling satisfied with his pnst services
in the State Senate, again 'no,ninate. him MS
car didate for reelection. 49,.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-06

! Depurtare Of The Jopssts 5kk, ,EJans
86;-ThS United .StftsS iagdt dtk !,
ssiih the Japanese EmbaasSs fhsiE,s ,saite, psE
70 seathis Forenoon. y ~ s 50
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-06

The friends of Capt J. n. COCHRAN res
pcetfuliy announce him ds q candidate for re.
election to tho next Legislature.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-06
Friday Morning, July 6, 1880.

The friends Of Col II. II. HARPER :es
pectfrlly nominate him as n candidate for re-
election 10 the next Legislature.