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The Test of IL Years Experience has

The Test of IL Years Experience has
proved the superior quality OF Hegcman. L1a,k
4 Co.'S Genuine Cod Lives Oil. Ii il pronoun.
ccd by Physicians the best remedy for Con.
sumption, Scrofula, Chronic Rheumatism. Nc,
ever discovered. '
Caution.-The value OF this remedy de.
pcnds upon its purity, and in order to secure
our customers pure article, one of our firm
went to Newfoundland to superintend the
manufacture OF our oil, and We warrant il pure,
See that the label has the eagle and mortar.
aud the signature over the cork of each bottle
as there Is great deal of cheap, inferior oil
Pnmed of for genuine, to the great injury of
patients.
.dsk Tor Hcgeman, Clark l. Cos, and take
no other, as many have been cured with the
genuine who have used others without any
benefit.
Useful In Every Family. Paint, Grease Pots
etc, removed instantly gloves, silks, ribbons,
etc, cleaned equal to new, without injury 70
The most delicate color Of fabrics, by Hegeman
90 3 Concentrated Benzine, only rs cents
per bottle. Hegeman & Co., Druggists, lSl
Sss' oil and 756 Broadway, n. Y. 45-sm.
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Special Notices.

hoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PlLLs, wonder,
fully efficacious in Curing Disease of the Skin.
Thomas Musgrove, oG BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
was for eighteen months a severe sufferer with
sores on his face, hands, and various parts of
MS body Of scorbutic nature. there we're
many things recommended aud tried, hut to no
purpose. As the DaGsnity OF the disease did
not in any way abate, he then commenced
using HoIloways Ointment and Pills, and by
persevering with them for several weeks. the
eruptions have all completely healed and he
now enjoys the best Of health. .,
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SaSDED CoTToN.-The New York Board
of Trade recommends, rs last resort. if
no other satisfactory plan can be arranged
that BUYERS adopt general resolution on
both sides Of the Atlantic, to return all de q.
frctive bales. lf this scheme be carried
out, many of the planters in ,hi. District
who make large crops, would be looscrs,
as we learn there are some who have not
vet finished picking. But there is no dan
Ger "f many bales returning in their origi-
nal shape.
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The UYDERGR ROUND X RlILRoAD.-Thc
Rochester, On. W Democrat has information
Of an arrival in that city of likely slave,
abou, twenty three years of age, from
South Carolina. lie had belonged to Ar
instead Mason. of Virginia, who wa, kill.
ed in n duel in 1910, and his widow sold
him South 10 Col. Greenwich, of Oak
Grove, near Charleston. The boys name
is John Niles. Nine years ago he ultcmp-
ted to escape, but was taken back He
now rejoins his father and mother in Cana.
da
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Sons of TEMPERANCE.

The following Brothers were elected and
duly installed Officers Of Fast Age Divis.
ion, No. .. Sons Of Temperance, for the
present quarter
w. II. Burns, w. p, Eli Beach. w. A.,
T. B. Denton. r. s, T. s. Riddle, +. S.
ii. II. Brown, T., s. Broom, c., J. j. Beach,
A. C., A. Chance, l. s., J. NJ. Pennington,
o. s, Rev. Landv Wood Chaplain, David
]. Carter, p. W.P.
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Gtlrgrapblr.
Later From Europe.
lO-

HALIFAX, January l3.-The steam
ship Ne,o York, Capt. Won San,en, Of
the North German Lloyd's line. from
Bremen, and having touched At South.
ampton on the 29,h ult., has arrived at
this port, short of coal. Her Liverpool
dates are to December 90. The sales Of
Cotton for the two days sum up but,sO0O
bales, Monday being holiday. OF this
amount spectators and exporters took
1000 bales, the market closing very dull
n. easier hut unchanged prices. ConsoIs
are quoted ut 95 2 95 So.
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Home Made Clothing.

We copy the following from The Alex
andria Sentinel
SOUTHERN CoNoREssMEN IN HOME
MADE.-We learn that the Congressman
OF this district. and several Others from
this State. South Carolina and perhaps
other Southern States, will appear in the
House in short time in home made
suits"
There is now manufactured at the
Rock Island Factory in Charlotte, and a
similar factory in Salem, North Carolina,
jeans Of q quality that is both neat and
Substantial as material for suits for gen
tlemen. Let Southern gentlemen, then.
Pa,ronizs the Old Moth State South
Carolinian.
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The Pow BOYS.

The following contribution has been ham
del to us, which We trust, NAV prove To
benefit. The writer assures u il is given
in friendly manner and hopes it will be
so received
MIR. LocAL:-Y"u will obligo by per.
miIling III" through your column, TO give
n word Of advice to several individuals,
Oudging to be seveIal by the noise) who,
| understand, style themselves the pow
boys.
Not very long since was alarmed at,
what considered at the time a mourning
voice, which seemed TO Indicate distress.
and hurryng TO nn adjoining apartment to
ascertain the cause, was informed tha, il
proceeded from the pow-boys Now, do
not wish 10 be offcious in rendering nv
aivIcc and counsel, but must say TO those
persons belonging to this soriety-if i. be
so cUnstltuled-thati it would be consider.
ed favor, If they would not creatc quite
so much noise at such an unreas enable hour
Of the night, for | assure them il il very
annoying TO the ncighborhood in which thew
congregate, nm deeply lamen; the existence
OF such an assc citation. My advice il lust
this: disconncct yourself with such and act
like men FRIEND
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HymeneaI.

Married IN Chester on Tuesday evening
'itN', by R"v. --, At the residence Of
Col. VIM. Walker, Mr.. VIM. Curnwell to
Miss SUlIic Walker.
OI the 10th inst. by the Rev a. G. Sta.
cv, Alr. &. t.. Sims, at Columbia, tn Mrs.
Sarah Pinchb.ck, of Chester.
Ol the lOth inst. by the Rev. II. r.
N"nm, Major =. ID. Gnodrtt, Editor of the
Gr'cnvrlr Patriot and Muunlainccr, to Miss
Mary. eldest daughter OF Col WIN. Iylcs.
OF Fairfield
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Especial Dispatch to the Charleston Courier. I

Especial Dispatch to the Charleston Courier !
WAsnINGroN, January l3.-An agent
has gone to Vera Cruz to offer the servi
ces Of American volunteers to the Liberal
lists.
Mr. SHERMAN may possibly be elected
Speaker next week, il the Helper resolu
ton be with drawn for explanation.
New ORLEANS, January l3.-Several
leading merchants here have organized
on European an! Southern Direct Trade
Association, with manager in Belgium,
which will be the principal European
point OF operation.
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"Not dangerous to the Human Family"
RATS come out Of their holes to die"
y! Death to all Vermin -!


No housekeeper, farmer, planter, or family
should be without an ample supply.
Destroys-Rats, Reaches,
Destroys-Mice, Moles, &c.
Destroys
Destroys-Hoths, Fleas, Ants.
Destroys-lnsects on plants and fowls.
Destroys sTlnsects on Animals, &C., &c. &c, &c.
"Costnr's" RAT, Roach, &c. Exterminator.
"Costnr's" Bed-bug Exterminator
"Costars" Electric Pow der for Insects, &C.
In 25, Soc and 81 90 boxes. Bottles and
Flasks. SO 90 and S5 90 sizes for
Plantations, Ships, Boats, Hotels, &c.
10 years established in N. Y. City.
Used blythe city post-office
Used blythe city prisons and station houses.
Used blythe city hospitals and public institu-
tons.
Used blythe city steamers, ships in port, &C.
Used blythe city hotels-Astor, st. Nicholas, &c
Used by-Morc than 2O,O01 private families.
What the Press Says.
IIopsekcepers, troubled with vcrmin, need
be so nc longer, If they use "Costars" Exter-
minators. We bsYc Gaed 1t to our satisfaction
and box cost SIS, we would haze it. We had
tried poisons, but they affected nothing but
Costar's article knocks the breath out of Rats,
Mice and Bed Bugs, quicker than we can wrxe
it. Ii is in great demand all oyer the country
-Medida (O) Gazette.
j. &. Cover, ed. Herald" Lancaster Wis.
1--WE highly recommend the determination.
More grain and provisions are DESTROYED annu-
ally il Grant County by vermin, than would
pay for tons of this Rat and Insect Killer
Iowa TIMss," McGregor. Aug 18th, 1859.
u. X CosTAR, Esq.-Tour Extcrminator is
received, used, and pronounced decided sue
cess. We used a box of il. aud the way the
Rats and Mice a'ound our premises ''raised
Ned that night was caution to slccpcrs--
Since then not Rat or Mouse has been heard
in kitchen or cellar
THESE 1NFALLIBLE REMEDIES.
Are now being rapidly introduced and sold in
every City, Town and Village in the
United States-the Canadas-
West Indies and South
America.
~ Druggists, Merchants, Groccrs. &c. sell
them.
;B- Wholesale Agents in n. Y. and all the
Large Cities
=! Beware :! of Spurious limitations
Examine each Box, Bottle and Flask. and take
nothing but "Costar's."
sl,00 Boxes sent By Mail.
81 and IS Plantation Boxes, by Express.
Address HENRY Il. COSTAR.
Principal Depot, 41O Bro adway NY
I. S.-For A8encicsto sell, send for lW hole.
sale) Circular.
SoLp Rr I'assc!tne l. Curcton Lanca,,er
c. H.
Dec "a -45-3m 2tam 81.
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Vigilance in Clarendon,

The Cdroiinian of Saturday contains the
annexed startling paragraph:
We have been reliably informed that mn
incindnry was discovered in Clarendon
District, taken in hands by Nlgianc"
Committee aud hung We have not heard
any of the particulars From the SUMMARY
penalty inflicted, the evidence must have
been very palpablc and the offence heinous
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Monticello Division.

The following Brothers were installed
Officers of Monticello Division, No. so for
the present quarter
RY II Twiitv, w. p; T II Sings, w.
A.; u s Small. r. s. James Gibbs, A. r.
S; James Small, +. S; w c Sings Treas.
G w Remington, c.; VIM. Robinson, a..
c.; Elias Fraser !. S; James Shehnne, O.
S; John Il. Copeland, p. w. r.
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FAIRFIELD HERALD AND REGIsTER-The
last issue of the Register announces the
withdrawal OF p. ). Layton, Esq, from the
editorial management of the Herald ana
Register. He il succeeded by Dr.. David
NJ. Clarke, we'll known and highly esteem-
ed citizen Of Winnso"Io.
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PLEASANT HrLL.-Mr. James NJ. Beattis
has become associated with james r. Ma.
gill, Esq. in the mercantile business at
Pleasant Hill. The business is conducted
under the name and style of Magi'l g. Beat.
tie. See the card of these gentlemen in
to.days paper
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MAGILL & BEATTIE.
New Firm.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING form.
Il ed Partnership on the Ist January,
1860, viii continue the bnsipess OF mer:
ehandiEing Mt the old stand at Pleasant Hill,
where they would DO pleased to wait on
their numerous friends and customers and
give them good bargains @small favors
thankfolly received and larger ones in pro.
portion"
JAMES n. MAGiIIa.
JAMES NJ. BEATTIE.
Jan ", 1850. 49tE
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THE MARKETS.

New ORLEANS, January l2.-The cotton
market was easier, and prices unchanged.-
Sales t" day Of 900 bales. Cotton freights
I" Liverpool 10 32d.
New ioRK, January T3.--Thc Cotton
market was iirm to-day and 1900 bales
changed hands Sales of $4,000 bbls.-
Flour, with "A heavy market.
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ELECTIONS IN Hugh
Craig, jr., has been elected Clerk of the
Court for Chesterfield District r. A. Ken
dali has been elected !ntcndant, and j. NJ
ThreadgiIl, Ii =. LYnch, a. Race, and ID.
Is. McArn, Wardens, of tie town of Che
raw. SO we are informed by the ChernU
Gazette, of the llth.
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dbf Iehqrl.
LANCASTERVILLE. SC.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Jan. Is, 1860.

sg We acknowledge the reception of a
Box of Costar's Rat. Roach, &c, Extcrm-
mater, through Messrs. IlasscItinc & Mas
sey, who have just received n supply Of
this renowned remedy for vermn. We
have been told by several who have tried it,
that this is no humbug. Gail ami &c, 4
box.
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~ Attention is requested to tb

tW- Attention is requested to the ad-
vertiscment of Mr.. f. Anthony OF New
York, whose Instantaneous Stereo scope IN.
struments are said to be uneqnalled. Mr..
A. has brought the art to such perfection
that views can be taken in fraction of n
second Of time. wv
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RETURNING REASON IN ESGLASD.-Some
OF the London Journals, according to the
Ne" York Express, take n much more ra
tionaI view Of the lIarper's Ferry Outrage
than the "Irrepressiblr conflict" men in this
country. The Morning Herald has an ar,i.
Gle on the subject. the substance of which
is this Slavery is an institution planted
at The South, not by the present generation
Of Southern men, but by ''we, the people
of England" The American colonies made
aG effort TO rid themselves of the institution
while they were British colonies, but Brit.
lSh influence prevented. And, to-day, il Is
this same, I'VE, the people OF England" that
is the main prop and pillar Of the same
slavery supporting il by buying Of it, as
IL did last year, over Sl5O,0O0, 900 worth Of
slave-grown Cotton, Rice and Tobacco.-
How unjust, then, how unfair, and above
ALL how Inconsistent the Herald suggests
for Exeter Hall to be joining Ia any abo.
,,uon n crusade, or any apo,hsosis Of old
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GREENvILLE FATRIoT.-S. ID. GoodIet
and T. q Donaldson, Esqs., have retired
from the editorial department of this paper.
1t will be conducted under the sole manage.
mcnt of Mr. Eiford whose many fine quail
tiles are well known to the readers o { the
Patriot
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Cosr OF ARmISG A BsIGApE.-A Com
miltee appointed by the Virginia LegisIa-
ture 10 make an estimate Of the probable
cost Of arming . Brigade of FIVE thousand
men have rendered n report. The various
Items for muskets, pistols, sabres, cannon,
ammunition, dtc., make up a sum total Of
si4s. 342. -
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sB- Attention is directed to the adver-
'isement from Messrs. Floyd g. Williams
in this days paper, We can testify to the
efficiency and superiority of Mr. FIoyd's
work
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LOCALS COLUMN

RELIGIOUS SERVICES The regular re-
ligious services will be held on Sabbath
next, at the Presbyterian Church-Rev J.
N. Craig, pastor.
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AN ACT TO INCORPORATE THE LANCL3
TER SAX IIoRN BAND.

TER SAX IIORN BAND.
XIV. That Jchn n. Crockett, Il. J.
Hancock, I. B. Denton, Thos. S. Riddle.
John }. Graham, memb bers of the Lrncas
ter Sax Horn Band Of music, aud their
associates and successors, Le, and the same
are hereby, declared a body polite and
corporate, 10y the name and slvle Of the
Lancaster Sax Horn Band" with all the
rights, powers and privileges incident
thereto; by their corporate nam0, to sue
and he sued, to have and use n corporate
seal, and the same to alter At will, and 10
make such by laws, for their regulation.
AS to them may seem e%pedient: prorided
lhe Salne be not repugnant to !he laws of
the land.
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FOR SHERIFF

Mh: EDITOR Please announce MR.
AMOS NcMANUS, a candidate for the
or'ce OF Sheriff for Lancaster District, for
the ensuing term and obiige his
MANY FRIENDS.
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MIR. EDITOR Please announce Mr.. WIN.
ROBERTSON, Candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing election and oblige his
frisnds W,xu,ys
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LAND FoR SALE.-Persons desirows of
buying cotton land are referred to an ad.
vertisement by Mr.. J Adams on another
column.
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The Weather.

Again ". are greeted by the shining ray 5
OF the luminous orbit of day after sus-
pcnsc of nearly two wccas. The cold
breeze OF Winter has revcr5rruicd the mur.
XIV cloud. "r iog that have envclopcd us
IN darkness for days. And joyouSly ma,
We cXcaim welcome. thrice welcome We
gi"rions sun. Though Lighting up the path
OF an ungrnerous and dsobcdrnt people,
Though far from Thy sister, Earth, thy mem
ory saaIl hnger upon the sand, of time. ny
long ns thy RAYS glIstcn upon the hil.tops
-
IHE SKY AND THE WEATHER-Thc
c"I"rs of the sky at particular times afford
wonderfully good guidance Not only does
" rosy sunset presage fair weather, aud a
ruddy sunrise bad weather, but there are
other tinis which speak with equal clear
ness and accuracy. 4 bright yellow sky in
the evening indicates wind "a pale yellow
wet neutral gray color constitutes "A 81.
vorahle sign in the evening. an unfavorabie
one IN tie morning. The cloud, again ar.
full of meaning in themselves II their
forms are soft, underlined and f,nthery. the
weather will be fine if their edges are
hard, sharp and definite, it will DO foul
Generally speaking, any deep unusual hucs
bclokrn wind or rain, while the more quiet
and delicate tints bcspeak fair weather.
These are simple maxims but may be ger
orally relied upon
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Mn: EDITOR BY announcing Capt a.
y. NlSBET candidate for Tax CollectoT
at the next election you will oblige.
Hrs FRIENDS.
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Announcements.
FOR CLERK.

Mr. EDIroR-'rhc many friend. of Mr.
~. J. HANCOCK. announce hun n cnndj.
date Tor Clerk Of the Court for the ensuing
term.
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The frieDds Of Capt J. d. COUSART,
announce him candidate for She riff for
Lancaster District, al the sIsn;ng term.
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New Advertisements.
TO CORN SELLERS.

THE Cash will be paid on delivery Cor
flily Bushels Of good white Corn. En-
quirc at this Office. f
Jan'y Ilh 1860, 47tf
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR

MR. EDiroR.-By announcing Mr. r. G..
;'fsTES. 4 candidate Es. Tas.Coiis.;,r a
the next election yon will oblige his
MANY FRyESDs.
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AN ACT TO EXEMPT TEA cHERs AND SrU.
DENTS FROM THE PERFORMANCES OF
ROAD DUTY.
|. BE IL enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and by the
authority Of the same, That the Students
Of che several Schools, Academies and
Colleges OF this State, and Professors of
all institutions Of learning, Teachers of
every kind, and School Masters, shah be.
and they are hereby, exempted from The
performances of road duty.
, 1860-11-21

At the risk Of offending the Enquirer, and
even Of Irritating the sovereign State Of South
GaFoiin", we may mention that the figures
above show the direct loss to the United
States Of maintaining the postal system IN
South Carolina The Post office receipts Of
South Carolina for the year ending june so,
ls5a, were SO, $50. u. The expenditures were
S3l9,ooS.10. Excess ofcxpcnditures S:a1 ,531 .98
For every dollar paid by South Caroliniaus for
their letters, nearly two dollars were contrib
Sovereign State should 20 out, ale would put
upon herself at onep near quarter of mil
lion dollars for her Postal system alone. In
tliis connection It may be observed that the
postmasters Of Palmetto land nre still holding
their offices. Even in Charleston the peopie
consent to take their letters out of the Fedcral
Post Office, and do not insist upon remcm-
n,esins y, the y inaisqity INFLICTED upon them by
rents extra upon each South Carolina letter.
Postage In South Carolinn is thrcc cents. The
cost to the country nine ccnts.-Csn, consmer-
rt1F
, 1860-11-21
An nllnotAau Abroad.

Edmond About, in his new book, the " King
ofthc Mountain" gives tho following account
Of native fl]lnolsan-JouS HARR1s-knogn
to many Of our readers in the Southern part of
the State:
"Thc first time TINT SAW this strange fcl.
low comprehended America John was born
at Vandalfa, in Illinois He inhaled at his
birth that air Of the New World, So yiyacious.
20 sparkling and SO brisk, that 1t goes to the
head like champagne wine, and one gets lptox.
:catct ia breathing it. know not whether the
Harris family arc rich or poor; whether they
se:st their sou to college or left him to get his
own education. It is certain that at twenty
seven years hc depends only on himself, trusts
only 10 himself, is astonishcd Mt nothing.
thinks nothing impossible, never tiinches, Be.
lieycs all things, hopes all things, tries ali
things, triumphs in all things, and rises up
sgiin if he falls, begins again II he fails, never
stops, never loses courage, md goes right
ahead whistling hiB tune. He has been lar
ncr, schoolmaster, q laNycE, journalist, :
goldhunter, a manufacturer. merchant: he
'Ias read everything, seen everything, practised
everything, and travelled orer more than half
the globe. When made his acquaintance he
Mas commanding Il stcam-yacht in the Pi19us.
with sixty men and four guns; he vas discus.
sing the Oriental question in The North Amer
lean Review; he WAS doing business with an
indIsu house In Calcutta, and he found leisure
to come three or four times q week to dine
with usH ~
, 1860-11-21

The Atlanta (Gu) Ameriean has an a.ticl,
under this head which is full Of strong points
Here IL one:
Kccnly as the South feels the wrong perpe,
trnted, and mucn Us south Carolina, 41abarna,
Florida and mississippi desire, or 1rpfess to
desire, immediate action, neither Of them are
willing to make the venture By themselves.
Georgia ndjoins three of them, haying one On
one side apd lvo Oil tue other: Her ;comInantl-
Ing position, geographically, and her area and
natural resources rcudeF her cooperation ne
cessary to tho success Of any movement
which may be contemplated or undertaken.
,sc.. ,,n.c.. It such movement might prove
d failure; with It, prove ...s.1 s.snm'sant
success. South Carolina has agreed to call q
Convention, 20 "a 10. ascertain the will Of her
people, which would indic4 T.. nptw !thstaui-
Ing u prompt resignation OF portion Of tAc
Federal officers within her Jurisdiction. she, rs
State, was undecided what to do. .
She has, or probably will, dispatch Commits
sioners to other States asking for tlelr coop
Grafton One will be sent to Georgia, Of
course; Us Tie Gencr01 Assembly has no juris-
diction. and cannot act, nothing will be accom-
plsAed. Anxious as the States nnmed are to
prec1pttate Disunion, they each look to
Georgia, with d desire that she shalI lead Of.
Of the eonntEy noN ,.ok, ~ Hellas the irjeads
Of immediate secession, ~,
Georgia Understands her position, mud she
will not move hastily, Georgia understands
her obligations to the border Slave states, and
will not be drawn into ,nny :t.entaaclrg a1li-
nnceh which shall leave them ex1osed 10 the
inroads Of the border Free States, By pursuing
the coward1y policy Of leaving them to thelr