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The Contest.

Yesterday (Tuesday) was the day upon
which Electors of President and Vice Pres.
ident were chosen in the several States
The indications are decidedly in favor OF
Lincoln it is generally conceded, North
and South that he will be elected. The
latest reports from New York, upon which
State it is believed tho matter depends, say
that he will get a majority Of from thirty
to fifty thousand. Before our next issue it
is probable that sufficient returns will have
been received to determine With certainty
the result.
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Farmer and Planter State Fair,

The November number of the "Farmor
and Planter" has come to hand. 1t is an
excellent one. afrording great variety of
useful information. Persons going down
10 the State Fair should avail themselves
of the opportunity To renew their subscrp,
lions. Speaking Of tie approaching State
Fair, the present number give. the follow.
ing information
As mary Inquiries have been made of us,
concerning the preparations in this City, for
the ace cOmmOdation of visitors TO the Fair,
TO bs held on the 18Th, l4th, I5, and 10th
Of this month, we wonld state that our cit
izcns have made every arrangement neces.
sary, and mono Feed fear that they Will not
find comfortable quarters.
Ley all our people turn out 80 the great
State. Fesfirui, and we will show them that
South Carolina alone has within her Dor.
deis the energy, genius, enterprise and in
felligence, Sufficient 10 make her eitizsps in
dependent Of any other people or sectlon 9f
the world.
From what we can learn, the next Pair
will DO entitled 10 The high distinction Of
being c,,l!edr INDUSTRIAL EXliIBl.
iplON oEl l1SQUTH
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Mounted Minute Men.

The Rlchland Light Dragons, com
manded by Hon. Wade Hampton, IA
grandson OF Gen. Wade Hampton Of the
Revolution, have rendered their services
10 the Minute Men OF Columbia, conslitu
ting Mounted Guard" and TO be
known by the initials Of NJ. NJ. NJ. They
have been, OF course, accepted.
We chronicle the pleasing fact that "A
Mounted Guard" OF Minute Men has
been formed out OF the Camden Minute
Men Association, and it already embraces
some Of the choicest "ilower OF the youth"
An Artillery corpse mas also been deter
mined on, and We shall soon have in
kershaw District one Of tho best little ar.
mes TO be found in lhe land. How they
will perform when the rug Of war"
comes, We can only judge by what our
boys have done in tho past. The bones
Of our gallant dead, upon Mexican soil,
aud those which have found resting
place upon the bosom Of their mo:her
earth, attest the truth tina, Kershaw Dis
lrlct has never failed to have prominent
place in the picture Camden Journal
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Mr.. Douglas and the Doctrine of Co
ercion."

The above is the title of small pamph-
let recently Issued from the press, over the
signature of "RUTLEDGE." The author,
who is n distinguished South CaroInian,
has obliged us with copy. 1t clearly
holds up to view the relentless purpose OF
the Republicans in respect to the South
and her institutions also the CALLING doe.
trine Of Judge Douglas which proposes to
put the South 10 the sword should she de-
sire TO retire peacefully from the war of ex-
termination that is being waged against
her. Under this double incentive the
South is blind if she doos not strike al
once for independence, before she is mex
tricably entangled in the tolls Of her enc.
mics. Read the following appeal from
"Rutledge" and decide what course you
will take:
Aen of the South you will soon be
called to make choice OF your deslIny,-to
bow your proud nscks TO the yoke Of the
task-master, or TO rise in your strength and
rend the manaeles that would bind you.-
IL Is not question Of policy but OF hon
or, of liberty, of peace, Of existence Your
whole civilization il at stake! IL cannot
be disguised that there is danger on both
sides but Que side is honor, on the other
dishonor on one side Tho sure hope Of
freedom and prosperity on the other, the
certain doom Of generalization and ruin.
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THE CuInrs C~v..~... 1. - --r' !
from Washington City, under date Of Oc,o-
Der 30th, that meeting of the prominent
chiefs connected with the secession move
msRt in South Carolina, took place at Sen.
ator iammonds residence, near Augusta,
on Thursday last. All the Congressional
delegation except MIR. Miles, who was dc.
tanned by sickness, were present, also, Mes
sEs. Orr, ex.Governors Gist and Adams
and many other leading men. The opinion
was ananino GUS on instant secession in the
event OF Lincoln's election. Similar meet.
ings Of leading men have been held in Geor
gia, Alabama, Mississippi and Florida.
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LINCOLN alameda despatch to the
Charleston Courier, dated Washington, No.
Sember Cd, says: awe learn upon good
authority that Lincoln is alarmed at the
prospect Of his election and the eonse-
quences. lie has prepared a Circular de.
claring Conservative principles. Letters
from his friends promise everything to al.
lay Southern hostility"
This was 10 have been expected but
the motive which prompts such professions
we hope are too we'll appreciated by the
South TO produce the effect which the Re.
publicans desire.
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THE MARKETS.

COLUMBIA, November 2.-235 bales sold
to-day no change in prices. We quote Tx.
tromes all 2O.l00c.
New ORLEANS, November 2.-The Cot.
ton market is quiet The sales to day were
5000 bales. NIiddlings quoted at lI4alIic.
The sales of the week were 35, 500 bales,
and the receipts $1,000, against 75,5oo in
the corresponding period last year. The
decrease in the receipts at this port have
been $4,000 bales at all the ports l27 900
bales.
NEw YoRK, November l.--Sales of Cot.
ton to-day Of 2OOO bales, and the market {
tirm. Flour il firm, with sales OF $4,000
bbls., at an advance Of &c.
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The Cost of Coercion.

The New York Herald, in the subjoined
paragraph, shows the adsurdity of any
attempt to coerce the Southern States,
should one or more Of them withdraw
from the Confederacy.
II the North should resort to the Quix
otic enterprise Of compelling the fifteen
Southern States to unite with them again
it would require at least an army of 100,
600 men to make any impression on the
South. Where would tue North get the
money! 1t could not raise it, while the
South could borrow TO any extent on the
security of its staples. IT WAS on the
pledge of Southc a tobacco aud rice that
our government made a French banker.
Cotton was then Of small account; but
now that cotton is king, and cotton is
specie, how is the value of Southern secu'
rites increased. The black legions alone
armed aAd headed Jy their masters, with
out the white population striking blow,
would be more than match for any
Northern Puritanlcal hordes who would
venture 10 cross Mason and Dixon's line.
Ii they would ever reach it with the fire
| Of toe Northern conservative population
in their rear, it is safe TO affirm that they
would never return, but would find hos
pitabIe and bloody graves in the sunny
South. Such would be the inevitable fate
OF tie expedition of the modern Round.
heads against the cavaliers.
The vann, Of Northern coercion, there
fore, ID but idle mOckery, and no sane
statesman or soldier would dream Of such
folly.
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n 0 I | G II .

r WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
i on Tuesday, Nov. 9th, 1860. all my
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Horses,
Mules, Hogs, Sheep, Goats, Farming Tools
of every description, Blacksmith Tools, =
good road Wagons, one Of them of Bells
best manufacture a good Thrcsher and
two Fans, one ne", has been used but two
seasons One Yoke of Oxeu and cart, one
Carriage and Buggy,a number of Geese,
and fine lot of Corn Fodder and Shucks.
Also six or eight No. Bod Mattresses aud
numerous other articles too tedious to men
ton. a. J. MCII.WAlN.
Nov. Sd, 1860 39-3t.
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Correspondence of the Charleston Courier.
COLUMBIA, October 81, 1860.


a few Legislators have made their ap
pearance IN our city, and the Governor IS
expected to arrive 10 morrow. All par
ties here are united in favor Of action in
case Of Liucoiu's election, and firm
spirit prevails. The question Of Separate
State Action or Co operation is not now
mooted, aud We trust will not be. Let
The Convention be called, and upon the
call 1t will be time enough to consider it,
But lot good feeling and conciliatory
spirit be adopted to procure confidence in
all parties AID unauimity in he great
work, and all will be we'll
In some Of the upper Districts. where
the Representatives have expressed them
selves, Cooperative action has u maiori
ty, but tnink il umwise to make any re-
ference to the subject, except to sugges,
THAT some bitter feeling has existed, AS
rumors that, ia the election Of Governor
President of the Senate, Speaker Of the
House, Attorney General, DC Il disposi
ton exists IN certain quarters TO oppose
gentlemen, because OF former party con.
nec,ions. II this spiri, truly exists, ii will
lead To a sad DIVISION IN the State, and
rouse feelings Of disastrous influence in
our couucl.S.
The question should be, who is the tit
test mau now for the several positions,
and not what have been nis former
views. II want Of confidence and distrust
be produced, there will be no action -
This is not time, when the enemy Is at
our doors, for office seeking and marsha
arg CauuIuaIcs iuI cIatt OInces Inc
great object III view is unanlnity in coun
c'i, aud trnncss and promp,ness in
action.
AS far as ! can learn, there is feeling
Of great satisfaction in Charleston still
holding the offices Of President Of the
Senate and Speaker Of the House, MS the
present incumbeuts are most efficient and
highly esteemed officers and think the
Governorohlp is also conceded to the
lower section OF the State. ~
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IT ISA COMMON OBSERVATION that
there are more sufferers from debility, among
Americans, than can be found among any other
civilized nation. The reason is obvious. We
take too little exercise, and forget the wants Of
the body i'll the absorbing pursuits Of business.
In all such cases, ordinary medicines can do
little good. What is required is just such
tonic and invigorator rs DR.. j. Hostette has
given to the world, in his Celebrated Bitters.-
The weak and nervous denizen of the counting.
house. the exhausted toiler upon the shop
hoard, and the prostrated student OF the mid
night lamp, have found wonderful regeners tor
in the Bitters, and prefer it to more preten.
tious, but less eificacious medicines. But il
should not be forgotten that the agent which is
SO magical in its influence upon a frame which
is merely debilitated, is equally powerful in as.
sisting nature to expel the most terrible forms
Of disease. Who would not give il trial ?
October.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. sB- SEQ dyertsement in anoth-
sr column.
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HORRIBLE MURDgR.-A most horrible

HORRIBLE MURDER-A most horrible
murder was committed, It is supposed, =,
on Tuesday night, by Robert Stewart,
living IN the Sand Hills. about four miles
from Columbia. Ills house had been
shut for a day or two. This excited Gu.
rios:ty and finally suspicion 80 strong that
the door was forcibly entered. He was
found lying on bed by the side of the
dead body Of hs vile. Upon examina.
ton it was found 10 be most horribly mu.
tiated from head 10 feet The head was
severely cut in several places and the bo,
dy had been panched and disigured with
piece OF iron. which the fend must
have heated for the purpose. lie had
been on 4 drunken frolic, and WAS still
in that condition when be committed the
horrible deed. a Coroner's inquest was
held yesterday, and verdict returned in
accordance Sith the facts. Stewart aas
committed to Jail to await his trial.
South Corotiniaa.
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SOUTH C A ROLL N A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

To the Honorable Robert Munro, presiding
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
for Lancaster. Fall Term, 1860.
The Commissioners of Public Buildings
beg leave to submit the following report
Since their last Report the Commission
ers have procured various improvements to
be made upon the Court House and Jail
lots. They have had the interior of the
Court House whi,ewasled and new coats
Of paint applied to the doors, windows, &C.
in addition to having all the repairs render
ed necessary by the fire completely finished
Thev have also caused new privey and
house over the well in the Court yard to be
built. And in addition to the repairs sug-
gested bv the Grand Jury, they had the
Jail rough cast on the outside and white
washed within, and have had n new house
bsilt over the Jail Well. Nevertheless,
owing to the difficulty Of procuring Brick,
which has however been recently obviated
they have not been able TO have the slight
repairs on the hcarths and kitchen chimney,
suggested by the Grand Jury, made rs yet.
Such repairs would have been made during
the past week, but at the request of the
Lady who presides over the Jail ,hes. re.
pairs have been postponed until after lhe
expiration Of Court Week when they will
be made without further delay.
The Commissioners have not found il
necessary to impose any Tax during tho
present year. The account of Treasurer
showing the receipts aud expenditures of
the Board since their last report is here.
with Tiled. Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM A. MOORE,
Chairman.
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S outh Carroll a ,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LANCASTER DIS ItltT.
Df =. 4. HAMMOND, Esq, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS, J u. WyIic, Esq has ap-
piled to mr tor Letter. of Administration,
on all aud singular the Goods aud Chattles
Rights and Credits Of Mrs. Ro,anua War.
din, late OF the County Of McckIrnburg, y.
e, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite aud ad-
monish all and singular, the kindred ;a!d
creditors VI the SAID deceased, 10 be and
appear before me ut our next Ordinary.
Court Tor the said district, 10 be holden Ut
Lancaster tourt House Oh the IY.h day Of
Novein. inst, To show vausc, it any, why
the said administration should not be
granted
Given npdcr my hand and seal, this 9Th day
- IUf November, in the year of our
! l.. 5. Lord one thousand eight hundred
[ ~ and sixty, aud in the eighty -Gtt,.
year Of American Independence
T. J.. HAMMOND, o. l.. u
Nov. :, 1860. 1t + I s. 90
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The REPUBLICANS RoUTED.-A Lincoln
demonstration was attempted in Baltimore
on the night Of the lst inst, but according
lesion Courier, the meeting was broken up
and dispersed by the eXaspera;ed outsiders.
The speakers were pelted with rotten eggs,
hisssd at and yelled out of rOuntenance.-
1t required 200 policemen to protect the
Niggerites from violent personal injury
AS it was, quite n number were seriously
hurt by the brio kbats thrown at them.
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REV JOSEPH Cross, ID. D.-The Meth.
odst Conference, which lately closed its
session at CIarksyille, has honored the
denomination here by locating lhi, able
minister in their midst, for the ensuing
year. His ministerial fame is CO extensive
with Methodlsm isef, and our Church is
to be congratulated upon the good for.
tune which has befel its members in Sc
curing bis pastoral services. With due
respect TO his predecessors, We believe
the Iabors Of Mr.. Cross will exert a noble
and powerful influence upon the minds
and hearts Of the congregation. His in
troductory sermons will be preached on
Sabbath morning and evening next.
Galidtin (Tsnn.) Examiner.
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in the folly and madness that rule the hour,
an attempt may 5e made to coerce you;-
but it cannot possibly succeed You are
millions in number; but your hearts and
arms will be as one in defending the sane
tity of your hcarths and homes! To 4 peo-
pie who have once been free, anything is
better than the living death of conscious
degradation, aud She withering contempt of
Oh choose as becomes Your lineage and
your history Choose so that these proud
commonweaths may receive no detriment ;
so that the liberties in which YOU were bern
may be kept entire ; so that the heritage of
your children may bc one of honor and not
of shame, of freedom and not of servitude
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONVENTION
The Charleston Mercury, suggests the 22d
and 23d of November as tie days Of elcc
ton, and The 18th Of December as the, time
Of assembling the Convention of the people
Of South Carolina, which will asspredly be
called by the Legislature ip the event Of
LincOln's election
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SENATOR WIGFALL A despatch to the
Charleston Courier, dated Washington, Oct,
3Oth, states that Senator iVigfail OF Texas
has informed President Buchanan that he
will rot resume his seat in the United
States SenS;e if Lincoln is ELECTED to the
Presidency.
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CoSyEMTIos PRocEEDIsGs.-We are in
debted to Col. James I'll. WIthcrspoon for
q pamphlet copy of the Official Proceed,
ings of the Democratic National Conven.
tion, held in 1860 at Charleston and Balti'
more" 1t was prepared under the direc
ton Of John G Parkhurst, Recording Sec
..etary, and published at Cleveland, Ohio.
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Religious Notice.

Rev. }. n. Craig expects to preach at
Pleasant Plain Church, in the BeighborhOod
Of Capt. Thos. l.. Cly burns, Oh Sunday
Nov. the 18th. Two sermons, beginning at
eleven o'clock a. III.
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To THE CITIZENS os LaNcAsrER.-We
are requested 60 ask yous attendance at the
Court House to day , o'clock p, M. to con.
fec upon important business.
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"llE REMEMnERED rHE FORGOTTEN was beau
tifully said OF Howard tho Philanthropst. 1t
also applies TO every man who brings the
meorations comforts and enjoyments Of life
within the reach of persons and classes who are
otherwise deprived OF their advantages. Espe.
cally may i. be said OF him who hboriously
seeks and fluids new means Of preserving
health, "the poor mans capital and the rich
mans power" We think this eulogum pro
perly applied to J. c. Aver of Lowell, the re.
nowned chemist Of New England. who, spurn-
ing the troddem paths to fame, devotes his en-
tire abilities aud requirements to the disc oyery
OF Natures most eifcctual remedies fer disease.
When the hidden blessing has been revealed,
he proceeds to supply it to all mankind alike,
through our druggists, at such low prices that
poor and rich may alike enjoy its benefits.
Jou nal Enquirer, Portland, Maine.
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Mules for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS TWO very
likely young MULES which he will sell
low for CASH, apply Immediately to
WIN. Mex. MtIrAG.
Now. 1t.
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SlG95 10

SlG95 l5
Nov. IS, Paid ) Z Wri,ton for Tin
and fl. 8 10
Dec. II, paid A l. Watts, building
Chimneys, 80 90
~, paid Houston e. liowie,fur
Cushion, J 90
%, paid WIN Settle, making
Benches, Is %
1860.
Jan. II. paid w Vi Connors, udvrr
tisemen,, 10 %
IS, paid f. ID Crockett. for
brick, 29I 50
Feb. ~, paid Adams. tor Lime, 10 ~
Mar 10, paid Walker & Evans for
Books, 81 25
" paid for cleaning out rooms
in Court lious., 3 90
May IL, paid J. ID. liuiir, hauling
sand for Jail, 10 80
I" paid ID ilHilc. hauling sd
for Court House, 80 "
lia-sel,ine & Curc,on, act
Tor carpets for offices ani
Suniries. lBl So
Aug. 9, paid, cleansing out wells,
Jail and Court House. 10 %
July 9, paid, doArE chairs for of
hcrs, 35 90
paid, dozen cushions for
Offices, IL 90
" paid, freight for sbovu, q OU
Oct. l3. PAID l. Flanagan, lay ing
foundation To Jail Well, } 90
paid sweeping out &. II. so
paid A l. Wattsior white
washing all the rooms in
Cont House, repairing
plasterins, laying brick
floors. rough casting tho
outside Of Jai, whiIewash.
ing inside and repairs 3l9 G2
paid h Beach, toT repairs
on T.. ii. after the fire, one
large press for Ordinary
"itice, repairing fences,
Jail and &. ii. Lots, well
houses for Jail and Court
House lots. aud sundry
repairs in 1889 and 90. 3O7 ~
paid + Mayer,f for painting
Court House, prlvcy aid
we'll house, 1913 rs
} ID flaile, ac't for hauling
Lumb,r, q IS
by commissions on $3.50
received at , per cent, } 90
by commissions SlIS6 SO
paid out at per cent, 80 II
1919 O5
Oct l5, Cash on hand, ITO 10
Sl.695 l5
J. a. HASSELTlNE,
Treas Board Com'rs u. o. l.. ID.
Oct. is, 1860.
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HolloWay's Pills.-Never Despair-Sonl

Holloway's Pills.-Never Despair-Some'
thing that never ialls.-Fever and Ague To
the sick it is of little consequence how they are
cured, whether from rational view Of the
disease or by the rules defined for the guidance
of the profession. 50 long as the cure is certain
and expeditions. To suffering man the ques'
ton on the relative merits of fquninc or calomcl
l. -~-;-.--"s'inp The iao.i.y may wralIs and
discuss their various theories, but DR.. lloloway's
tr, atlncnt dispcls dodbt ere the disciple of
Esculapius have finished the first stage. In the
West Holoway's Pills are the only remedies
which effect speedy and radical cure without
danger OF relapse. Read the advertisement
elsewhere. lS5.
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NOTICE.

WILL SELL At MY RESIDENCE
Il at public auction on Friday Tho 10th
inst, Corn, Fodder, Shucks, Cows and
Calves, meat, cattle and Hogs, q set Of
Blacksmith Tools, Plantation Tools, House
ho,d and Kitchen Furniture, Rugey and
Harness, with various other articles too To
dious to mention.
Terms made Known on day Of sale.
SAa'L. LOVE.
Nov, 6, 1860, s9-It.
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MR. EDIrOR-The many friends of Mr.
lI.J. HANCOCK, announce him cAndi-
date for Clerk Of the Court for the ensuing
term.
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MR. EEToR The friends Of J. ID.
HALLE, respectfully nominate him can
dldate for the office OF Sheriff vi LRpcas.
ter District for tho ensuing term.
MANY FRIEEps.
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FOR SHERIFF..

"MR. EDITOR Please announce Col. J.
Funderburk rs u candidate for Sheriff and
oblige his NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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Ma. EDIroR Please announce MR.
AMOS McMANUS, q candidate for the
Office Of Sheriff Tor Lancaster District, for
the ensuing tenn and obiige his
MANY FRIENDS.
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Announcements.
FOR CLERK.

The friends of JOHN A. STE\YMAN
him II candidate for re. election for
Clerk Of the Court, for the ensuing term.
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J A. Hasseltine, Treasurer of Com'rs
Public Buildings, Lancaster Dis
trict.
1859. DR..
Oct. To cash on hand from last
Report. ........... Si5i5 10
1860.
March l. TO cash reed of j. ID.
Wylie, rent of office
Three years. s......... $50 90