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TnE CHARLESTON MERCURY,
A polit;ca,, Commercial end Literary Journal

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consists in tho principles of the Democratic Party as
loid down in the Virginia and Kentucky kcsolutlons
of 1898 and l799-the Sovereignty of the States ana
Strict Construction of the Federal Constitution by ms
General Government the Agent of the States FREQ
Trade. and an Economical Administration of the Gen-
era Government Its policy is the union of the South
crn States in maintaining their rights and establishing
their security.
The I" Mercury gives daily reports of Markets and
Marnc Intelligence OF Charies.on ps.a ~
leading scaports of the world. The Weekly Price Cur
rent is made up with much care, and from the most
reliable sources a connection with the Associntea
Press nsurcs the latcs intelligence by telegraph ana
the earliest by steamers from europe. II mas an
able and accomplished correspondent in London "a
gentcman connected with the editorial staff OF the
London Timcs and regular correspondents IN Ness
York Washington, New Orleans Key West and Hs-
vana- The monthly New York Fashion Letters arg
additional attraction in favor of lady readers Its ht
ernry notices. from the pen Of gentleman who occu-
pies perhaps the highest position among the literary
men of the South, discriminating and comprcheii--
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Laurens District,
IN EQUITY.

Henrietta = TIDY e a7' Bin for Partition.
J.;W. Harrington, Admir-, ct al.
WILL BE SOLD, at Williamson, in Anderson
District,
On wednesday the 7th day of November next,
the TRACT. OF LAND described in the plcadings,
containing about 40 acres, situated in the village
of Williamson.
TEnMs.-A credit of one, two, three and four
years. in four equal annual instalments, with in-
tcrest from the day of sale, payable annually.
Purchaser TO give bond, with two good suretics,
and pay in cash the costs and for5itles.
B. r. CAMPBELL, .c.E.Lp.
Oct. Is, 1860 10 St
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

r. Soufh sourotud.
yYTHEREAs Electors of President and Vice Pres
/ wv idcnt of the United STAGES arc appointed by
the General Assembly of South Carolina and
whereas an Act of Congress, passed in 1916, fixed
the time when these Electors shall he appointed on
a day when the Legislature of this State is not in
regular session In consequence thereof, l. VIII
LIAM H. GlsT, in the exercise of the authority
conferred by the Constitution to convene the Leg
islature on extraordinary occasions, do issue this
nv proclamation, calling upon those Senators OF
the General Assembly whose terms of office have
not expired, and those who have been now recent
ly elected, and the members of the House of Rep
rcscntativcs who have been now recently elected.
to convene at Columbia on the FIRST MONDAY
in NOVEMBER NEXT, that they may he present,
on the Tuesday following, 10 appoint Electors OF
President and Vice President, in conformity TO the
Act OF. Congress above referred to; and also that
they may, if advisable, take. action for the safety
and protection of the State.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State, at
Columbia, on the twelfth day of October, in the
wear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty. WILLIAM III. G1eI.
.IsAxcs ii. MEANS, Secretary Of State.
Oct 1S, 1850 10 Ut
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ATTORNEYS AT Law,

Attorneys AT Law;
1TAVE formed acopartnership for the practice Of
III Law in the Western Circuit. Business cntsusted
to their care will bo promptly attended to-
The senior partner will also attend to any matter
coming under the Jurisdiction of tho Court of Equity
Office in Masonic Building, AndersonsC. H., sc.
JOHN v. MOoRE,.....J. G. c. FEATHERST0N.
August Il, 1850 @, Il iy
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1ay- Themany friends of ELI AH WEBB Esq:s;ss
would announce him as candidate for Clerk of the
Court for Anderson District at the next election
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Clerk.

nss- The friends of Col.;F a. HoKE announce
him candidate for Clerk ofthe Court for Ander
son District at the next election. s
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NOTICE
SAM'L. Il. OWEN

HtDNTINUEs to repair Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
" at his old stand All work usrraneed.
Hac q, 1sbN
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Fifth Annual air
OF THE
State Agricultural Society
OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

TO BE HELD Az COLUMBIA,
On the 18th, 14th 18th and.16th Nov, 1880.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of the State
Agricultural Society of South Carolina respectfully
cali the attention of the citizens of South Carolina,
and the Southern States, 10 their approaching Ex-
hihiton.
Premiums will be awarded for all articles of Ag-
ricutural, Horticultural, Pomologicafan Mechan-
cal interest, rs we'll as for all articles of Ladies'
Fancy Work and Domestic Economy, embraced in
n very comprehensive Premium List, which can be
obtained by application to r. ]. GAGE, Secretary
of the Society, at Fair Forest, s. c., orto r. NJ.
STOKES, Columbia, S. G.
The benefits to the State, arising from these
Annual Exhibitions arc beginning to be recognized
now by almost everybody, and the Committee feels
confident in assuring Visitors that they will be
fully repaid for their Investment
All articles intended eXclusiycls.-f for Exhibition,
will be passed
upon the same terms as at former Exhibitions
Exhibitors will please give notice in due season
to the Railroad officers, of the NUMBER the kind OF
animals the point Of shipment, &c.
Hsay" Visitors will go and return for one Fare.
4. p. CALHOUN,
ROBERT HARLEE,
J. FOSTER MARSHALL,
w. r. ROBERTSON,
D. w. RAY,
J. p. KINARD,
r. j. GAGE,
Erecutire Committee.
Oct 4, 1860 8 ct
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The Conservatist, t,
!, WEERLY JOURNAL,

.nEvGTED to the best interests Of the Southern
| Statcs of the American Union conservative in
Politics and Religion, a dsseminator of General
Intelligence, and an earnest advocate in the cause
of Literature, Art and Agriculture, is published at
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Blue Ridge Railroad.

NARs on the Blue Ridge Railroad leave pcndleten
4 , ON Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at L,
minutes before 4.o'clock, Am.
On. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, ut
Leave Anderson on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays Immediately after the cars arrive from Bel
.son Tuesday, Thursdays, and Saturdays, on the
arrival of the cars from Columbia.
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET-Jnu.

Oteported for the Boston Journal)
Whole number of Cattle market 3d. about $50 Bceves
and 40 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Mich Cows
and one. two and three years old
PRIoEs-Market Beef-Extra, 81 90 81 5O-1stqualty,
SO 75-2d quality, s. 5Oi Sd quality So 75 ordinary SIS co.
StOres-Working Oxeu-None
Cogs and CaIues-$25, 40 S67.
YeariingS-None. TioO Years OLd-SlT $50.
Three Years Oid-s2l $2s.
Sheep and Lambs26O0 at market. Pricesin lots So 90
81 so each Extra 49, t. 81 each, 4 a o. u lii.
Hdes-0 SIC per ID. TditOW I a 7tc per ID,
Lambs Pets, 81 2ja$l 90 each. Caf Skins 10a11c h.
N. d. Beef extra and first quality includes nothing but
the best large, fat, stall fed Oxen.
Second quality includes the grass fed 0xen the
stall fed Cows, and the best three year old Steers
sheepExtra includes Cossets and when those Of inferior
quality are thrown out.
There 90 the Eastern Railroad 81 the
Boston and Lowell, ~ the Fichburg. None Of those
over the Fitchburg were from Albany.
Remarks-The stock usual this Of the year
is considerably reduced Boston market being supplied by
Beef and Mutton slaughtered in the country No change to
in prices Of Beef Mutton, rather
quicker
The whole number Of cattle at the Cambridge Market fo
the year ending Dec 81 1859, 81 762 of this number
5000 the Western States This market beer
dependant mostly for the last twelve months upon the
ern States for its supply of heavy fat tile Northern
States and the Canadas having sent bit few extra cattle
MARKET the greater part of them the past year being small
poor and half fed The whole number OF Sheep during TIT
time 20S,3i7.
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At Littleton, n. H., last Thursday it was Sc
degrees below zero, and at Francona 81 below
A man at Iittleton froze his feet while busy get
ting out lumber; and at Hopkinton man was
found frozen to death in the street.
Neal Dow of Portland had a narrow escape
from q terrible death wednesday. While
walking across rafter in his steam tannery, he
fell distance of sixteen feet and struck upon a
boiler, narrowly escaping vat of scalding hot
water. He was picked up insensble, but is now
in fair way of recovery. Water will yet be
the death of Neal, hydromania having long
troubled him.
d. c. Whipple, mail agent between New
Haven and Bellows Falls, has resigned to take
a conductorship on the New Haven, Hartford
and Springfield railroad, and John L. Disbrow
Jr. of New Haven, has been appointed mail
agent to fill his place.
The income of the Htna fire insurance COM
pany at Hartford for the past year, was about
two million dollars, which is large increase
over any previous year. The losses sustained
within the forty years which the company ha,
been in existence are thirteen millions dollars
Isaac Backford, presiding justice of the U
S. Court of Claims at Washington, died on Sun
day evening. He was formerly of Indiana
His death gives Mr. Buchanan an important ap
pontment. Mr. Hughes of Indiana, disabled
Lecomptonite, is suggested as the SUCCESSOR
1t will be difficult to fill Mr. Blackford's place
He was considered among the ablest common
law jurists.
Capt. Joseph Wood, Revolutionary veteran
died at West Lebanon, n. H., on the 18th ult
at the ripe age of one hundred yAarS and thirty
nine days. He was present at the first Com
mencement Of Dartmouth College in ILL., ant
attended nearly every Commencement after un
til the last year of his life.
A PAYING BUsINEss-The late Governo
General of Cuba made a fortune Of seven mil
lions Of dollars during his administration.
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) i CIAL NOTICE 5
THE ORIGINATED BlTTEns.

The qualities Of this medicine have placed upon I'M
pcrishale foundation In ds6ying disease, and inducing
health 1t has no parallel
For the following Complaints these Btlus Specific,
vziDyspepsid J,stiOa, Heart Bur ,cdity, Cos
Hrcness, Loss ofdPpetiie Heddache and General De-
JMt
In many sections Of country this preparatoe extern
syely used by physicians in their psacce and 1t
have restored many health who apparently beyond
the reach Of the healing art.
sujoned few tributes from well known ply slcans
MANSFIELD, TioGA Co., r., Aug. 90, 1858.
have used the OXygenated Biters In my practice with
decided in debility and general prosrnon &C. aud
confidently recommend 1t in uenesal Debility, and diseases
Of the Digestive Organs. N. II. WHITE, NJ. u.
o. ArBrRS, N. ", Sept G, 1858,
GontiemenI have been In the drug business the last
fife years. and have sold medicine which has Civ
such great satisfaction in of Dyspepsia the 0xy
genaed Bte2s, and in this disease always recommend it.
II. q. FOWLER
| BURLINGTON VI, Nov. IL, 1854.
Gentemen;-I pleased state, that have tried the
Orygendted BterS for Indigestion and Debility, and found
immediate relief from using only part of bottle IhdUt
the greatest confidence in IL as cure for Dyspepsia ana
General Debility, and recommend with much pleasure.
| Yours, &c.
JAMES LEWIS, NJ u
Prepared by SETH W. FOwLE 4 CO., BosroS, and fol
sale by l. \. TnoRN and JosErn CLARK, Brgtieboro';
BARfR HEWITT, PutncB N. WILCOX, ". Westminstrt
| JEHiEL SWIFT, Wiimington s. p. MILLER, FdytHeuHe
O. L.. SHERMAN, WHiamsrHej W. 7. Howe, DOuGr J. g
IIiGGINs Wndsboro and by dealers everywhere.
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IT isn't THAT KIND OF A CAT.-A gentle
man doing business in town, several days since
was presented with a beautiful kitten. A cou-
pie Of young ladies' one of them named Lizzie,
happened into the store, and of course kitty, as
kittens and babies always do came in for any
quantity of endearments and caresses. "Oh
N.Y. said Lizzie, "what sweet darling little
kitty What is its name?" at has not been
christened yet replied the gentleman. ooh
the dear thing, do call it Lizze-won't you p
81 should be very happy 10 do So" said oul
gallant friend, "but ii isn't that kind Of a cat
Kitty was deposited on the floor very suddenly
and the two young ladies were seen looking foi
some good place to faint.
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NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS,
THE ONLY REMEDY.

THE Eastern States included in that section Of the Union
which is most widely known as "New England" contain
thrifty industrious, intelligent people, who have achieved
degree Of prosperyi with climate extreme
ly trying to certain constitutions, and soil Of email fer
y they have cOnryed to urpass favored commune
every thing that conduces to social comfort and
happiness. Unfortunately, they are occasionally so alb
sorbed business and mental cultivation, that they neglect
the precautions which essential bodily health. Dys
pcpsia and physical debility prevalent among all classes
The FIRST disease Is produced by naenon to the digestive
organs, which susceptible Of arrangement Thou
sands paying the penalty Of this neglect and suffer-
ing daily the most trying pains almost without hope Of re-
lief They have believe that their anent schronic
and that thy hear with It to the end. II grathcs
exceedingly to these afflicted individuals that
they may command remedy Of unquest nabe potency
and virtue which has been found to fail In all OF
digestive weakness arrangement Hundreds Of tongues
ready grow eloquent In praise OF this wonderful con-
nueror of dyspepsin, which Is known
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CARD TO THE LADIES.

DR.. DrpoSco's fRENcn PERIODICAL GOLDEN PILLS, Inal
bic in removing stoppages Negotiations Of the
These Pills nothing new, but have been used by the
Doctors for many years. both in France and America with
unparalleled success In and he Is urged by
thousond iaj.- who hove osoe snake t DILL i.his
for the alienation Of those suffering from any irregularities
whatever nature well to prevent pregnancy tn thost
ladies whose health will not permit increase NJ family
Pregnant fen ale those supposng themselves
toned against using these Pills while pregnant the pro
prietor responsibility after the above amont
although their mdness would prevent mischief to health
otherwise these Pills recommended Full and eNplci
directions accompany each box. Price 81 per box.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH OZARK, Genera
Agent for Brateboro VT Sold also by Druggists everywhere
u Ladies by enclosing him 81 to Bratteboro Post Office cal
have the Pills sent conhdenally) by return mail Rcmcm
Der and ask for DR.. DuPoncOs Golden Ps Signature o
each box.-1y45
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I}RY 4 Ms
P1l1zn o1A1c w ofo n -
TNHE MOST CERTAIN AND SPEEDY
Il remedy ever discovered fir all Diseases Of the
CHEST AND LUNGS. COUGHS COLDS, ASTlI-
ma, Consumption, bronchitis, Influenza, lioarse-
ness, Difficult breathing, Sore Throat,
These Waters give the most and perfect
lief and when with according to directions never
m to effect rapid and lasting Thousands have been
restored to perfect health, who have tried other means In
vain. To all classes and all constitutions they blessing
and need despair, MISTER how long the dis
may have existed however severe may be provi
ed the organic Of the vital organs is not hopeess
decayed Every one afflicted should give them an impartial
10 vocALIsTs AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS, THESE WA
fers peculiarly valuable; they will in remove
the occasional hoarsencss and their regular use
for few days WILL at all times increase the power and Hex
bty Of the voice. greatly improving its tome compass and
cearnrss for which prpose they are regularly used by
many professional vocasts.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, MY
Price % cents per box.
vocaists and Public Speakers
vocaiss aud Public Speakers
vocass and Public Speakers
will find Bryans Waters
win find Bryan's Waters
VIII find Bryans Waters
Invaluable to remove
Invaluable to remove
Invaluable to remove
Hoarscness and Sore Throat,
ands Bore Throat,
HOarsensss aud Sore Throat,
And give clearness to the Voice.
And give clearness to the Voice.
And give ccarness to the Voice
They relieve In ten minutes
They relieve In ten minutes
They relieve in ten minutes
Coughs Colds and all diseases
Coughs Colds, and all diseases
Coughs, Colds and all diseases
or the Chest and Lungs
or the Chest and Lungs
Of the Chest and Lungs
Sold by all Druggists
| Sold by all Druggists
| Sold by all Druggists
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MARRIAGES.

In Wilmington, Jan l, by 5. p. Fagg, Esq, MIR JAMES
J. CAMPBELL OF Nottingham and Miss SARAH VI. WILL
cox Of Wilmington.
In this village, Jan. 4th, by Rev. g. H. Deere Mr. PRES
son srEARNS and Mrs. DlANTIIA HOPKINS, both Of
Chesterfield, n. H.
In Athens, Jan. |, by Rev. H. Eastman Mr.. JONATHAN
ID. LEONARD Of Townshend, and Miss MARY j. 0SGOOD
Of Grafton. At Cambdgeport, jan !, by Rev H. Fast
man, Mr. RANDOLPH DODGE Of Athens, and Miss oRISsA
CHASE Of Grafton.
In Wilmington Jan. ls by the Rev. p. T. DAILY Mr. HEN
RY c. ATKINS AMI Miss LYNDA II. TILLOTsoN, both OF
Wilmington.
G. H. Gardiner, WIN. II. CHASE, NJ D.. Of Jamnica, aud
MARIETTA G. BEMENT OF Ashcd, only daughter Of the
late Jasper Dement, Esq.
In Fayetteville Jan. "a, by Rev. o. Warren MIR FRANK
W. HARRIS Of Brattleboro and Miss JENNIE A. WARREN
Of the former place.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-01-07

For VERMONT NEwsPApERs.-The Vermont
delegation in Congress will be obliged to edi-
tors in Vermont if they will state that the dis
tribution of seeds by the Patent Office has been
suspended, and that Congress at the last session
did not make the usual provision for the Con
gressonal Globe" for members Of the House OF
the present Congress. The quota of Patent
Office Reports agricultural and mechanically
and also of the Smithsonian Reports and some
other books, has been materially reduced and
in one instance (Emorys ReporO this reduction
has been made in the second volume, so that q
majority of those who have had the first volume
cannot havo the second. This will explain the
reasons why Members of Congress do not and
cannot extend their courtesy to their constitu
onts to so great an extent as has been usual
and as they would be glad to do.-Wdtctman.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-01-07

Mr.. CARLYLE has sent one of the new volumes of
his life Of Frederick the Great to press; anoth-
er will shortly follow, and both will be published
early in the coming Spring, bringing the history
of Ills hero down to the end of the Seven Years
War. To these the forthcoming third volume
of Baron Bunson's Egypt's Palace in tho Worlds
History. may be ended.