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The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03
Superior L I inform Quality
CAUTION.

The great reputation of the EUREKA
WHISkEY, imported exclusively by our
selves, has induced parties in San Francisco,
to put up a cheap article of Whiskey, in i'm
ilation packages, branding it
EUREKA WHISKEY
using the same style of letter as on the gen.
uine imported article, and alse, using our
shipping mark ~. I. D. sometimes trans
posing the letters to avoid detection.
This common Whiskey is palmed off, to a
large extent, on the unsuspccting purchaser,
for the Genuine Eureka. thus ena-
bling the seller to make large profits on a
cheap imitation Whiskey, which is sold on
the reputation of the genuine article
To protect ourselves, and enable purcha-
sers to guard against imposition, every pack
age of the
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

A RICH HAUL.-It is reported around town
that somebody's dog crawled into a hollow
log after q rabbit, and hauled out purse
Containing So 800 in gold dust. Do not know
whether the report is true or not.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

A POLITICAL BELL RINGER.--San Juan has
its original characters, as well as larger
towns, and Sam. Wagner-''black Sam" as
the irreverent call him-is one Of them. He
is a very honest, thrifty fellow of African
origin and darkest hue. He was once we'll
enough off to own hotel at Forest City,
but the fire there ruined him, and he is now
content to black boots, make himself gener-
ally useful, and act as town crier en- al occa-
sions when it is desirable to get the people
speeches when acting in his public capacity,
and here is funny graphic report of his
last efort-though we should premise that
he claims to be a 'national Democrat" and
ssustains the Administration.
'kling-a-ling, kling-link Go oh yasl
Now then gentlemen The National Dmo-
'crats will meet at the theater to elect dele
,gates for the county convention. Come upl
All you true national Dimocratst The Dm-
'ocrat party is the party that's made the Un
lion, an got all the territory. 1t got Loosi
'ai''; IcAaS, CaIeIiorHid dH view MtAico an
If you'll only stick to it awhile longer it II
git more territory. 1t III give us Canada an
Mexico yet. Now don't believe there's a
Republican left in town. We've got the Re-
ipublicans just where want 'unl, an
think we'll keep EN- there. They want to
catch all the black men an ship 'em out O
ithe country. an that's what | doa't like
The National Dimocrats is bound TO 'lect all
their men. O-o-o-h yes! Come along up!
Ting a-ling ting! Tng-a ling -a-ling"
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

Brass BASp.-The San Juan Band, of
noisy memory, having died like the tabled
swan, in a gush Of its own melody, new
band has been organized and is now prac-
tising at safe distance from sensitive aurc-
nlars, under the tootership of Mr.. Curtis
Success to them.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

The news of the organization of Congress
by the election of Pennington to the Speak
ership, so elated the Republicans hercabouts
that they borrowed a cannon from Birch
and wound up by saluting the Great Wizard
of the North with a final, glass-shattering
explosion in front of the theater.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

Professor Anderson played to crowded
houses in this place, last Friday and Satur-
day, giving the highest satisfaction. As a
proof of his wonderful abilities, we mention
that he raised about $500 while in town,
which is more than any other human being
could do just now, if salvation depended on
it.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

The Sierra Nevada Ball will come off &C
cording to advertisement on Wednesday
evening the 7th inst. 1t will doubtless be
an elegant affair, as it should be in common.
oration of such an interesting anniversary.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03
Special Notices.

Bs-PHrsIcrANs PRESCRIPTIONS aud Family Medicine
carefully and intelligenty compounded at the Drug
Store of Franchere Butler, Flume street, North
San Juan
N. b. Mr.. BUTLER is well qualified for this branch of
business by long experience.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03
COnstable,s Sale.

pY VIRTUE an order of saleissucd ont of just
Dice r. II. Farquhars court. of BridgeI ort town
ship. county of Nevada. to directed. in favor OF A.
Dohrman, and against VIM Heath apd Ellen Thomp-
have seized and shall expose for sale at public
auction. at 10 o'clock the Sth day of March, A. D.
1860 the front of the said Justices Office in North
San Juan in said county, the following described prep
erty 10 viii: That certain town lot and dwelling house
erected thereon situate the north side OF flume
street in the town of North San Juan opposite the
school house lot and adjoining JOS Thomas stable lot
ON the west Taken as the property Of the said VIM:
Heath aud Ellen Thompson, TO satisfy judgment in
the sum of SOL rendered by the SAID Justice in salts
faction of mechanics lien taken upon the said prem
ises together with accruing costs.
Dated North San Juan, the 10th day of February, D.
d. 1860.
feb Istds W g EDWARDS, Coastables
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03
Halls sarsaparilla Yellow Dock and

Halls sarsapariila yellow Dock aud
IodtGe of POtass is prepared from the finest red
Jamaica Sarsaparills and English Iodde of Potass-
admirable as restorative ard pRrier of e blood it
ceanses the system of all morbid and impure matter
removes pimples, bos and ernptions from the skin
cures rheumatism and pains ofal kinds All who can
afford shond use it, it tends TO give them strength
and P<oleag life Sod BY Druggists general :, 81 co
per bottle. il. HALL 4 co.
Propretors, Wholesale Druggists. l Is aud Is
Clay street San Francisco. oil 3m
For sake at the Sas Juan Drug Store by
7. & l.. MCGUIRE
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

Mooney offers to build a splendid capital
of solid granite for $4,000, if Folsom is
made the seat of government
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-16
tCoMMUNICATED.)

\S"NhuH"hItDJ
Public Meeting Of the Citizens of AbbevilIe.
at public neetin. Of tllr citizens of Ahbe
vile held in the Court House on Wednesday
the l4ih inst, on motion E. Noble. Esq, was re-.
quested to act as Chairman and Capt. j. c.
Calhoun was requested TO act US Secretary.
On motion Of DR.. Wardlaw, it was
. Reso'red, That mass meeting of the ci,i
zens OF AbhcvI!Ie District be held Mt ALlev lie
Court House on Thursday the 22d inst, to coil
suit as to the course to be pursued by our Die.
trct III the present crisis, anL that II Committee
"i twenty one he appointed to maks all nece:-
sary arrangements.
The Chair then appointed the following gem
tlemen to constitute the Committee If Arrange
ments: DIR. ]. J. Wardaw, j. II. Wilson, d. F.
Jones, }. S. Cothran, J. G. Calhoun Hon. r.. C.
Perrin, VIM. Ill., r. 4. Fair, Col. J. A. Cal.
honn, r. j. White. $. Henry Jones. Joseph r.
Moore, a. II M:Gowan, a. j. I.ythgoe, John
Knox, II. W. Lawson, W. II. Parker, Hon. A.
Burt, r H. Ward!aw. Jas. II. Cobb.
On motion the Chairman OF the meeting was
added to this Committee and requested 10 act as
It's Chairman.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
f NOBLE, Chairman.
J. c. CALHOUN, Secretary.
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STANDITG CuMHIrTEEs.

The following are the Standing Commit, ees
of the Senate and House Of Representatives
for ls6o-l.
SENATE.
On Privileges trd Elcctions.-Messrs. +. w.
Flick ling ~. Moses. Samuel McAlilcy, .B. II.
Wilson, Dixon Barnes.
On Federal Rtiafions-Messra. A.. C. Car.
i'ngt"n, Olin n. Dnntzler. ]. Duncan Allen.
Wade Hampton, T.. Is. Bryan, II. d. Lesesnc.
A. II. Boykip, Aez. Muzyck.
On Finance and Bamks.-Messrs Samuel
McAliley. T. NJ. Wagner. r. G. Palmer, Alex.
Alazyck. G. ID. Kr:tt Gabriel Cannon, j. Foster
Marshall. A. II. Boykin.
On the Judiciary. -Messrs. F. ]. Moses, II.
ID. Lescsne. J. W. Blak.n-v, F. W. Tickling,
A. G. Darlington.
On Acconmtx and I"acant Offices -Messrs.
Thos. NJ. Wagner. Tilman Watson. r. Edwin
Ware. W. II. Johnson, G. ID Kett.
On Claims and Grico"mes.-Messrs. J. W
llarri'nn. Elam Sharpe, Charles lrby, Jas. T.
DeLoach. J. Hope. &. Ryan Boyle.
On Military P.:msions.-Mess,s. }. Foster
Marshall, J. W. Harrison, Charles Aston, d.
8. Montgomery. J. Duncan Allen, +. Is. Bryan
On tie COLLEGE, Education amt Religion -
Messls. Edmund Rhett, Il. J. Manning. 5. W.
Barker, D,Aon barnes, Nathaniel lI,vwarl.
q" I"corrorations and Engrosa.d -iHx-
Messrs. W. d. Simpson, Charles Irhy, 7. Edwin
Ware. Robert Beatty, Tilman Watson.
u" Agric"'t"rc and Internal Lnprorements-
Iessrs. Il. G. Palmer, Il. G.. McCaw, q. ~
Daniz'er. ). W. Palmer, W. Il. johnson.
q" COnmerc', Manufactures and lie .Ncchami,
Arts-slessrs. Is. II. Wilson, N. T. Appl.ty
Nathaniel Hayward. c. Ryan Boyle, J. G.
Mckewn.
o" the Legislative Li5rary.-Messrs. W. j
Bull, l.. Rhr,t, G.. Alston, jr II. G. McCnw
I'm the Nrr State House -Mussrs. ". uamp
ton, L. B. Bryan, 5. McAlil-y.
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COMMUNICATED.


Mn. Enron In these time, and ,x.itemc,t.
II may be interesting to your readers to publish
the Preamble Of Constitution of tho
CARONACCO STATE GUARDS. adopted by
them Mt Stoney Point in this District. the 18th
OF February, 1883, and the names thereto sub.
sclibej:
PREAMBLE. =
We, o rortiuu Of the citizens CT Ahhcrill.
District having unalicrably drtrrn,inci to
stand or fall with South Carvliua, and to de.
f.nd her cause at all lnx.rds, Whenever called
upon by her constituted authorities DO there.
fore organize ourselves into u volunteer corps
Of Infantry under the name aud st,le of
CARONACCO STATE GUARDS. and here
ad"pt the following Constitution for our bet.
ter government.
Signed as f"llows:4 Geo. Connor, Capt. Jas.
Franklin, SAINT Wilson. George Franklin, vii.
lis White. Franklin Bowie John Buman, ST.,
Ben. LoScless, Nathan Smith, John Boman, Jr.,
WIN. d. Mallory, Io!:n Logan. Geo. " eatheral
Grigshy Appleton, JOHN w-nthera!i. Wm S
Jones, Mm. Ioveless, Jos. S. u. Weathcrall
7hos. r. Gary. David W. McCanta. John W.
NNN>'''' h-N' r'tii I-"Hhe, Sh'n,
Ahsolom Smith. John J. Stone, John Irwin Da-
vid Anderson, Nicholas Meriwether. Madison
Bailey, Vim. buchanan, james buchanan,
Francis a. Buchanan. Jas. Cochran. Andrew
Cobb, Robert +. Buchanan. Jas. X. Blackc, ID.
Black", Smith Bomau, Suml Croumpore. Rob.
crt Smith, Stanley Crews, William Milford,
James Smith, James A. Jay, Alexander Jones
Gelatin foura. Erhram Drunmoni. JAS. L.
Anderson, John Is. Wcutherall. joel Smith
John Mathews, John J.. Coleman, Saln'l c.
Crawford. sr., L. Connor. Stephen Watson,
Chas. Smith. G. T.. Trrntlin T. W. Conuor, 10
seph Milford. Jno Taggart, Jno Saunders. Jas.
Smith, Peter Watson, Wm. WcatheraIl, VIM.
II. Sadi!er. J. +. Calvert. William Lindsay,
Thos. Ma6ry, Th"s. Smith, l.. l.. MaLry, Rob
ert ". Will. John ". Connor.
MINUTE MAN
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-16
alabama GEORGIA ARD MISSISSIPPI

4 despatch was received here Yesterday nv
n'r. X. u. khct'. jr.. from Mr.. Barks,lale. the
ed'for'ot the -EsstssiPp;an, stating that Gov.
Pet'ns had issued his proclamation for the con.
v"n'ng of the Legislature. A C. invention will
Immediately be called by it,
Gov. Moore. Of Aiahans. will call the Con.
Ttn'ion about the same time that the South
taiolna Conv en'on will meet. a dcspa,.h
the the Charleston Ncrcury gives chce,ipp
account OF the meeting held recently in Mont
gomery. reliable despatched states also TINT
the Georgia 1t tg;suture will summon a Con-
vention.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-16
DAILY SESSION PAPER.

III" HaHH GH"rdian. says: We arc making
arrangements f"r fun and occnra,e reports of
the proceedings Of the Legislature at the re-
gular session. They will bc Of most impur.
t"nt and interesting character. aud should be
universally known and read throughout the
State.
The Southern G"oTiinn session paper will
be mailed to Subscribers. free Of nos,ayo ,t &,
s'rders received i" Columbia. ut the office and
IN Charleston, at Joseph Walkers, Meeting
street
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-16
News from Alabama

Montgomery, Ala, November 1O--10 p. m.
An overwhelming resistance meeting is now
going on at Estcll Hall. Charles +. Pollard,
Esq, President Of tho West Point Railroad on
taking the Chair, male most forcble and tel
ling resistance speech, which was mcss enthu-
siastically received.
Governor Moore was called to the stand.
he stated publicly that lie would summon
Convention Of the peopleito meet in thirty
days.
oour people here, ind in Selma, are unani.
nous for resistance.
II p m.-Ihc mass meeting Mt Estell Hall,
Is still in session. Speeches wero mado by r.
II. Watt. f. W. Pettus, md Hon. GEORGE
Golithwaith, all Of whom spoke in favor Of
separate State action. The speeches yer. au
received with the greatest enthusiasm Mr.
Goldthwaith made n mos' powerful and elo-
qucnt speech, rs indeed did all Lhe orators.
Mr. Yancey has risen to the stand, after q
cheer that shook the building.
sudge Aiees resolutions, Recommending Sc.
Parate State action wi,l,out delay, will beadop:
ted unanimously
All party lines obliteratefi. All are now
unanin,ous. Never before was there such q
meetjnglip Montgomery. sag:5s,
THE LaTEsr.-NoIh'ng was ever seen here to
equal ihe enthusiasm Of the resistaoce NEE tine
held here last night. The speeches st Gov,
., Moore, Judge Pe,tus, Judge Clanton. Col Ysp.
ccy. and Iesars. GoIdthwaith and Rice. were
received with Tremendous cheering. The Bell
electors zincluding Mr. Dawson. fof DslIa,
county, ,ars uuanlmousf for. secession. The re,
.lsolpsiops adopted affirm the principle ofsspa
i rate 81 ate action. but exprsssa Willingness ia
eoasplt will the ot,sf so6thsfn States
RI Tbs people are unit fpr secession. ..apd
: Alabama will certainly dissolve l,er connection
With the Federal Government.
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PROCLAMATION.

w HhEEAS is rrn.,"r nnl heconinr r..o
w pie " h" ack;."w ,rdgc the hand .f G. ID,
III every event. and h"w IN r-v.r..nc,. ,, IIi.
WILL nnt who desire to initiate the ini /. .x
ample ct their f"r"ta,l,"rs, nur only in re.iS
"a. &c I" oppression .nd i"jus, ice. I,a, sup.
r'icnti"n for Divine nd aud ..nnus. in tn;s
n'"nlrh,"u- crisis nt "nr c",Iu,rv'S history f..
imr!"re "A continuance o. His favor aud inter.
p"s'f'"n t" rr'rrc' an! susin;n lis in all IN.
fr'"s We 'm"l- "r S".'rh uE,rn to UNDERGO. nr.l
tn" uaiE"rS t" whrh we mas h.. eyi.nscd.
N"w. therefore, J, WILLIAM 4. GlSr Gnv.
ern"r ct Tie State of south cain!nn IN sb.
,irncr t" n Resolution of the Genera; Assembly.
"rl"i"ting WEDNESDAY. III. 2lst instant, ~
d"y Of Fasting. Humiliation aud PRAY cr.
make this my pr":lGmat:on. in vitinu ,l. cser.
~ AMI people of all denominations in this
Stat" t" assemble AT ,h-r r..*,...,iy. places o.
worship 10 irnrl"rr the 'iir-rtinn mad hlesssnp
OF Almighty Cad in his nnr ltir Of difficulty
AMI to give as one htnrt nnl one mind to nii
pose, hS MI jusL aud proper neln,, every Ell.
croncllinent upon our rights.
Given under my haul aud the seal Of the
State. at COLUMBIA. on tn: 18Th. day If 40
venber, III ;h- year of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred a,rl sixty.
WI. II. GIST
Nov. l6, 1860, 90 1t
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COMMUNICATED
To the People Of Abbeville District.
J. c. CALHOUN, Sec'y.

The Legislature has called Convention Of the
people. The Convention is to lie elected on
the 9th Of December next, and will convene in
this city ON the 18th Of the same month. For
the rurpofe Of toking into onsd-ration the
dnngers incident 10 the position of the State IN
the Federal Union. established by the Consti.
tuition Of the United States, and the measures
which will be necessary and proper for pro:i-
ding against the same, and thereupon to take
care that the Common W ealth of South Caro-.
lima shall suffer no deiriment."
In view Of the very short time allowed for
the election of delegates to the Convent: on
and the possibility that the Extra Session of the
LegisIat ure may still continue for some time.
the undersigned, your Representatives, who
buppen tn be in Columbis at this time, have
considered it to bethcir duty to inform you Of
the foregoing facts. They trust hat they will
not bc regarded as transcendtng the proprie.
tics OF the Gaze. when they avail themselves
vt the occasion to urge upon the District the
great importance Of harmony and un animity.
In calling the Convention the Legislature was
unanimous, and The undersigned hope that the
same absence Of discord will: prevail in the
elections before the people, They deem it i'm
mensely important that they should not only
be united, bpt hound together with o cordial
sympathy. There seems TO 10 no sufficient
grounds now for a serious division among the
people, and they suggest tho propriety OF our
TO the Convention six of her
most trusted, wise aud experienced oitiseus
without contest or heated oontraversy. So
.hat when they meet in Conyentioptthey -,ipay
oe ao'e-vth the lights then sroly ahsm-
70 y ACT In this very crsys 9a sne.
C"rolin'ans. and dass|l z = ]ipbr Of
our beloved ststss fs g i
Yours Resp.s Y
Columbia, Noy. 3. rs; & 8 !, 3, =
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SssCDMMERSIAL.

81 AssEvilIE, Noy. le, 1850.
eotten.ssOur rnarket, has presenied,a very
duh appearanos, for tho past week. Scarcely
any cotton hassbeen ptsssd son the market.
We quote from 8 TO 1D4 cents. /
Haas9ha, Nov.Is. 1850. !,
. pe,ssa7-oa p,esrss 81 the sesst ssss I'M
declined taily esns Ian .quatA Atisns givsa,
5sen.sa By the hssess IL h,sssy. sBassssS Bssss ]
Jaihaose s!eladsasI % 6sdisS ii
'didsentt 1ssds u ,uois 81
ssxffsdses isssss.s, ~ aSassa bsiue
for sosd midd,Ia isjs. d snspsss 81
The week are t1SlsSslsI 9 -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-16
CMMCSICATED.
NOMINATION.

AiR. EDIroR: Many citizens, who regard the
Succession of South Carolina" and the "for
nation Of a Southern Confedcracy" as fixed
facts" and who believe that in this crisis A,le
vile District should be represented in the Con
vent ION called "y the General Assembly by
those distinguished f"r aMi;tH, CONSERVATISM,
sound j"eqh'""t, e"h'rG"a experience and poiit-
7cdl sagocity and who also desire harmony
and unity Of action in the District, beg leave to
propose the following Ticket for the Conven
tion:
HON. D. l.. WARDLAW,
DIR. J. W. HEARST,
HON. A. BURT.
TEIOS. THOMSON,
EDWARD NOBLE.
HON. I. c. PRRIN.
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EI.-E3 FOR THE soUru.

FIVE thonsand MINI: u,uskcts. We're DESPATCH.
G.! tro:n Washington city on the S,h. inst, fer
TIC South, by express, il; charge of an ordnance
o';lc +. 1t IS supposed this supply is the quote
"u2 th" Sou'hth:rn States. but tho exact dcs-
tin";ion Of III" s:.inmont is unknown.
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EXTRA TRAIN

We are unable to announce the fact ,utbor;-
tati7cl;, but have no dou:,, thu, an Extra Twain
VIII nc run Gown % :,r as3Nihc'y Six. and per.
hars one. also up the Read to Donal,l., CT some
either point. Tor the purpose Of conveying per
'"ns to the meeting to 10 held at this place on
Ti:"rsdnv next,
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SHERlEE"S SALES

SEI IE'tl E'S SALES.
NY FlRTUL"f >unory Wr,,s Of F,.r, Facas
a TO ME directed, will sell at Abheville
G"mrt !ionse on the FIRST MONDAY IN
DECEMBER next. within the legal hours of
sale tie following property. to Wit:
IL Negroes, ElvIna nui iiv. children. ol.o
"o>', li'ia. Susan. Martha, Mary, t,vidmu.
b'rk, Harper and Da'ru<. nS u" ;.rcn.r,v of
Si""''y Crews a'ls. Ju''rs Baily and "ih.-:.
22G Acres Of I.n,"l. more or less. ns the prop
ertv OF James Gillian a'ls G. V. Barnes 8 and
others. Akn,
Negroes. Harriet, Martha. Jim and phcbc.
as the Property OF Ja'nes Gillian uis. c. V.
Barnes.
=, 49, JOS. T. MOORE,s.A.D.
Shcriffs Gfcc. Nov ii, 1860
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COENISICATED.
Public Meeting.

Tie people Of Abbevillc District are invited
to assemble en- iaas:c at the Court House OH
the 22l instant, which is Thursday, to consider
the measures to be adopted in the present cri.
sis. a Sorer"iyn Conr"tion Of the people of
the State has been called ny the Legislature, to
convene on the l7th of December, at Colum bia.
which Convention will debate the grave qucs-
ton of tie separation Of South Carolina from
the present Union. The election of LINCOLN,
the aboitionis., rs PRECEDENT, endangers our
country, and to avert the impending and inevi
table danger the Sovereignty of the people is
invoked TO devise measures of defence and
protection. Many distinguished persons have
b en- invited to address the meeting. Let the
meeting be the largest md the demonstration
the greatest ever Witnessed in the District.
=. Noble: r. DR.. J. J. Wardlaw,
John II: ''son, JoseIh T. Moore,
y. +. Jones, A. II McGowan,
J. S. Cothran, A. j. Lvlhroc,
J. C. Cal'l"un.. John A. Mcdonald,
Hon. 7. G. Perrin, John KNOX,
Vim. Hill. II. ". La wson,
K. A. Fair, W. II. Parker,
Col. John A. Calhoun, Hon. A. Burt.
Il. >: White. r. II. War,;law,
S Henry Jones, Jae. IL. Cobb,
Committee Of Arrangcments.
The Committee Of Arrangements make the
following announcements
That the Hon. Robert Toombs. of Georgia,
Hon. Jas. Ches"ut, Hon. A. G. hlagrath, Hon.
W. F. Colcock, James Connor. an d Hon. NJ. L..
onlnm are invited to address the mass meet.
Ing on the 22d inst.
That the Ancient Artillery Company of Cal.
houns Mills are invited to be present with their
cannon.
That the Hon. Thomas C. Perrin is aproip-
ted President of the day, assisted by six Vice
Presidents. viz: Judge D. L. Wardlaw. Col
Jno. A. Calhoun. Hon. J. Foster Marshall. DR..
}. W. Hearst, Jno Blownlee, and Dr. John
Logan, Sr.
That Gen. A. N.Smith is appointed Mar,hall
of the day, who will appoint assistant Mar
shals.
That Jas. c. Calhoun, Esq. and G. McDufie
Miller, are appointed to act as Secretaries of
tho meeting.
E. NOBLE, Chairman.
J. c. CALHOUN, sec'y.
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Friday Morning, November 1e, 1860.
ABSENT.

The Editors absence is our e1cu,e fr ,L,
n"n"Frcarnnce Of the usual amount Of Edito.
rial matter ia this weeks issue.
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POETS, ATTEND.

COPY OF the Ahbeville Press for one year
's offered ty the Carrier for the beet Christmas
Address The Address to be handed in by the
2Ot!i December. %
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State Of South Carolina.
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q E"EcIA ron BRnKiHEIrGE.-Aug Nov.
io-Retnrns from nine,y--'ght counties have
been received. Breckinrdse, so far,>hus A.
663 votes; Bell, 3s.047; Douglas. ln.S51. In
the remaining counties Brown. {Drm.) for
Governor, at the last election, had 9, IGS ma.
j"rIty.
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QpEar.--Have yon seen that big Indian [ N
another COLUMN boiling Roots, Bark and I,easts
for the Cherokee Remedy %.
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Lincoln over all in free States

EECAriTCIAr:bN.
Breck inrldre over Bell in Southern States. II
Br"ckinii'lgc over Doug ms Ia ;. States 3.
Lincoln over Bell in the U:.ion ~,
i.inc.!n over D,iras in the Cninn l,3
Lincoln ever BrrckinriIye in the Union lu,:
lineo over all the Union ~
THE RESULT
Total election vote en.
Of which Lincoln receives ,cu
AL others IA
Se''SsarI I" n ch"lce t65
Lincoln actual majority -35