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How the Black Republicans reason Up
on the Submission of the South,

Below we give an extract from paper
III Buffalo. 1t evinces the calculations of
the Black Republicans, based upon the d.
visions Of the South. If the South were
n unit on the subject of a Southern Con-
federacy in the event of the election of Lin.
coin, it would defeat his election. His
party calculates with confidence upon the
support of the Whig party, or at least, n
large portion Of them, for his administra-
ton. They expect the Wings TO give in,
accept office and support his administration,
and thus, the South will be weakened, di-
yided and poweress. In this way the Sec
tionality of Lincoln is to be obviated But
the Black Republicans will find they have
been mistaken--reckoned enormously after
it is too late. Let but Lincoln be elec ted,
that alone will be overt act enough to pre-
vent any southern man from accepting Of
flee under him or from his party. The cry
of disunion has not yet ceased. Let but
Lincoln be elected, and a deep and united
sentiment will come from an outraged and
insulted South "a union Of the South for
the sake of the South" a Southern Con.
federacy for the preservation of the rights
and institutions of the South. But to the
! extract:
But Lincoln you fear is seCtiona-sup.
ported by geographical party. Will it be
geographical when he is elected Must he
not then have party at the South. and is
it not ready made to hand in the Union or
ganization ? In month after his election,
when Southern Conservatives are in his
Cabinet, when Southern Wing statesmen in
House and Senate support his policy, when
Southern men are raised TO high officers
and are scattered all over the slave States
to defend and support the grand old Union
of which he is the representative man, where
will be your geographical party then Can
not you act with some faith in the future
some foresight, some perception of the in.
evitable course fcvents The cry of dis
union has already ceased at the South, and
the people Of that resicn are avowedIy re-
conciing themselves TO Lincoln's election"
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Affecting Scene.

The conviction and sentence to imprison.
ment for 10 years Of Charles Hudson, an
old farmer in Mecklenburg co., Va, for
murder, has been noticed. A correspondent
of the Petersburg Express, writing ,frsfn
that city, says:
"a very affecting scene occurred at the
Penitentiary last Saturday, many Of the
guard and other officers being moved even
to tears. u was occasioned by the arrival
of Charles Hudson, who Is now aged nearly
three score aud ten. He was recently con-
victed of the murder Of his slave, before
the Circuit Court Of MeckIenburg county,
and ssntenced TO the State prison for eigh.
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Items.

The Southern Commercial Convention is
TO meet at Atlanta, Geo, on the I'D Of No,
yember, next.
Gov. Willard, Of Indiana, died on the 4lh.
instant, at st. Paurs, Min, Of consumption
An association of minute Men" was Or
,gauized in Camden on Monday evening
9th inst, embracing some of the best citi
zens of Kershaw District, so says the Guar
dian.
According to the Memphis Avalanche,
two thousand X. G. ca, under command Of
Gen. Buckley, are encampsd on the Rio
Grande ready TO march into Mexico to join
the Liberal forces and proceed to the capi-
tai.
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A Right Move.

AT meeting of the citizens Of Orange.
burg District, on the 9th inst, the follow ing
resolution, among others, was adopted
"Resolred, That We pledge ourselves TO
give no general pass to slaves, but will speci.
fy in each pass, the places TO which the
slave is permitted to 90, and the time with.
in which he shall return. And apy member
Of this Association shall be authorized 10
chastise slave found abroad with no other
than q general pass, at my time after two
weeks from the publication Of this Resolu-
ton in the Orangeburg Souihron."
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King Street, Charleston.

Prominent among the handsome and well
stocked stores on King Street, the observer
cannot fail at first sight TO single out the
establishment of Messrs. Fogarties g. Still
man. dealers in Plantation and family goods,
of direct importation from Southern facto.
ries and Europe. Planters and others who
buy in Charleston may be benefited by civ.
ing them n call or order. See their ndver-
tisement in to. days paper.
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Weather-Sleet-Prost.

Since Friday last the weather has been
cool-to some invigorating. On Sunday
morning it sleeied to n small extent. A hea.
w frost, and the first we have had, appear ed
on Monday morning. We say, welcome !
thrice welcome "Jack"! The cold cutting
north winds tell us. that summer with all its
relshng varieties hns past, and winter, with
it's bowling, whistling, chilly blasts is up
on us again.
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HEADQUARTERS.

UNION c. II s. c., OCTOBER 6, 1850.
GENERAL ORDERS No.
~ ENERALS Of BRIGADE respectively
~ are required by law annually to make
and transmit TO the Adjutant and Inspector
General, by the FIRST DAY ofOCTOBER,
a complete report OF the strength OF his
Brigade, and Of the public arms, &c., In its
possession.
Generals Of Brigade who have failed to
comply with this law, arc hereby required
to make such report by the FIRST DAY OF
NOVEMBER proximo.
Generals Of Brigade are, by law, respon-
sible for the organization and discipline OF
their respective BrigadeS, and IL Is incum-
bent upon each one Of them TO reqaire their
Colonels TO discharge their duties therefore,
no incomplete report will be accepted from
General Of Brigade, unless il Is accom-
panied with statement tina, each defaul-
ting Colonel has been arrested, and has been
| or will be eourtmartiaied.
IL " at all times Of consequence that the
Commander in-Chief and the Legislature
should have Information in reference 10 tho
militia Of the State, il may be Of vast i'm
por.ance that the mex. Legislature have in
formation rs TO the exact strength and con-
dition OF each Regiment and Corps In the
State. IL Is, therefore, hoped that each
General of Brigade will use his utmost ef.
ioTts 10 procure the Information so much de-
sired by order: X. &. NJ. DUNOVANT,
Adjntant and Inspector General.
Oct. IL, 1860. --36-lt
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feet to the mile, From the cars l could
see several marble quarries, which is begin
ming to afford good income to the propri-
etors of the hills. One of the purposes /
had before me for visiting this place has
been accomplished to see the valley and
mountain scenery of the Green Hills. An
other, that of Lake Champlain with its
scenery and associations--but hold on,
wait for the boat. "LONG CRABS"
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teen years. Upon his arrival before the
maiu gate, he trembled like an aspen leaf,
and exclaimed, Great God sustain and
help me in this trying hour As he passed
through the gate. he looked back and ejacu-
lated, Farewell, vain world "'Oh that |
was blessed with forgetfuness = Lord be
mercifUl TO me, great sinner y"
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> o u L III CARL LOINA

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
pY i. Il. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS. WM. ROWELL. Ina.
applied TO me for Letters of Admin.
istration on all and singular the Good. and
Chattles, Rights aud Gre Iirs of Noah Nc.
Mamus, late Of the District aforesaid. de.
ceased.
THESE arc, therefore, To cite and ad
moniSh all and singular. the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased to be and
appear before me at our next OrdiDarys
Court for the said district, to Lc holden nt
Lancaster Court House on the 29lh dny of
Oct. Inst. To show cause if any, VIII, ,h,
said Administration should not be granted
( ~ Given under my hand and seal
: l.. ). this 18th day of Oatob,r, in
(~~ } the year ,f our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty, and in
the eighty iii'h year OF American Iuic.
pcndencc.
i. 4. HAMMOND,
.. l.. y.
Oct II, 1860. III pf 81
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THE TELEGRAPH NOT RELIABLE.-Thc
Charleston Mercury claims to have received
a telegraphic report of the Lancaster cleo
tions, in which Haines is named as the Sen-
ator elect. There is no such man In our
District, Col. Dixon Barnes is the Senator
from Lancaster.
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ApvERTIsEMENTs-T advertisement of
Jos. NJ. Gayle g. Co., in to days issue, shows
for itself
J. N. Crockett, who has just received n
heavy and general assortment of goods will
lot the people know what he has in our next
weeks paper.
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S ou t h Carolina
LANCASTER DISTRICT

LANCASTER DISTRICT
PY +. 7. HAMMOND, Esq, Ordinary
ID for said District.
{ WHEREAS, Evan Threatt, has ap.
piled to me for Letters Of Administration
on all aud singular the Goods and Cha,tIes,
Rights and Credits of Mrs. Sarah Threatt,
late of Chesterfield District, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and nd.
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me at our next Ordinary's
Court for the said district, to be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 29ih day of
October inst, to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this I5th day
~ of October in the year OF our
LIS. Lord one thousand eight hundred
~ Sand sixty, and in the cightv-ffth
year of American independence.
II. II. HAMMOND, O. l.. d.
Oct. IL, 1860. -2t p 81 100
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SO U T II G A LIN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In Ordinary.
Isaiah Robertson, applicant

vs..
Lttleton Robertson, Tyrey Robertson, ct al
Defendants.
IL appearing 10 my satisfaction that Tyrey
Robertson, Jacob Faulkenbory and wife
Rebecca, two Of the defendants, resides
without this States. IL Is therefore ordered
that they do appear and object TO the diyI.
sion or sale Of the real estate of William
Robertson and wife Sarah, deceased. on or
before the sth day OF January next 1851,
or consent 10 the san,e will entered of ~.
cord. This 9th day Of October 1880.
y. Il. HOMMOND, q. LID.
oct i7th, s6-sm, pr %.
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HyneneaI.

Married on Thursday il;h inst, al the
res'denco Ui Mr. Jas. R"bnI>un, by ltcv. Mr.
Price, Mr.. William y. barber OF forN Dat
und Miss Mary X Wright formerly Of Ian
caS:cTNi iIr.
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THIS PApER.--We have been obliged,
for reasons not necessary to dwell upon, to
commit the editorial department of this Is
sue Of the Ledger to the Local Editor, who
we trust has made himself generally agree
able to his readers.
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i'''.''' 90 y W iSLfti VI ri "lS
G'rern0r AMI Com".qnier.in Chicfin ami
orer tie Siair RI S"Hih Car"liuh
WuEREAS Electors Of presLen. and
w Nicc-PrrSidcut uf the United State.
are appointed hy the Grnrrai .\,,,mbly nf
S"n,h Car"limH: an! whereas mn Act Of
Congress, PASSED in 1916, fvrd In. tln,.
when these Ei-ciur- shall be APPOINTED on
dav whrn the Legislature ur rhi4 State il
n"i i1r Regular session Ia cnn.rGlenc.. there
OF " WiiliAM y. Gl.ST, in Ihr exercise IL
lh" authority conferred by the Constitution
:" Convene Ia" Legislature on extraordinary
occasions, d" Issue rlis mr proclamation,
calling np"n these Senator, Of tn. General
Assembly whose terms at office hrv. not
expired, and those who have been now re-.
Gently elected, and the members of the
House of Representatives who have been
row recently elected, - convene ut Culum.
Lia on the FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEM-
BEt NENr, that they may be present on
the Tuesday following, Ia appoint EIector,
! of President and Nicr-Prcsidrni in confor-
NIFTY io the Net OF Congress above referred
:" ana ais" that they NAV if advisable,
take action for the safety and protection Of
the State.
Given under my hIul and the seal Of tI,.
STATE. at Columbia, on The twelfth day of
October, IN tho year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred aud sixty.
WM. n. GIST.
u. MEANS, Secretary Of State.
Oct. ", 1860. -36-3i.
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Notice.

MY NOTES AND ACCOUNTS HAVE
lfl been left with r. J, Witberspoon, ESQ.
for collection. Persons kno wing themselves
TO be indebted 20 me will please call and
pay, for | am Ia need Of the money.
GEORGE SINCLAIR.
Oct 10. Ia60--35tf
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STATE ELECTIONS.

We give below, up to the latest accounts,
culled from our exchanges, the result of
the late elections in this State, in the vari
ous Districts. The following are the names
of the successful candidates
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misunderstanding in the Methodist
Church in this place on next Sabbah,by Rev.
Mr.. Wood, Mt lOt o'clock IN and by Rev.
Mr.. Craig, at 3 p. m.
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Correspondence OF the Lancaster Ledger
BURLINGTON, Vermont. Sep. 5, 1860.

have been accomplished, in addition to 9TH
efs which sprung up incidentally on the
way. My first stopping point was at Hav-
erhll and Bradford, 33 miles above Boston
on the Portland road. They are separate
towns, but the stranger is disposed to re-
gard them as one-the Merrimac river d.
Yides them-but that has n street with side
walks over it in the shape of a substantial
bridge, and is rs convenient for nj! the pur
poses of communication and intercourse ia
a street. Ilaverhill ia n considerable man
uiacturing town--prncipally Shoes
Through The kindness of Mr. Ingalls,, the
proprietor, was shown through his fac;o.
ry. saw several pegged shoes made dur
ing my short stay, the holes are punched
and the pegs driven by machinery. will
not say II shoe can be made before YOU can
say "Jack Robinson but | will say it can
be done before some persons can relate an
old time "yarn." In one of the apartments
female was experimenting the hoes be.
ing punched and the putting in the strings,
| think she told me she averaged 600 pairs.
but it might have been 600 sh oes. do not
''o" '''o''e'' o"' '''her !" enough You
''"' '"Pf0s' ''.'' 'ne purpose OF my visit
''',o" -" '0e"' 'S W 'he shoe ou'
siness with view 10 setting up one; on
entering the establishment ! disrlai,aed any
'."'''" " '''o PioPr'e'or' ana VIII
""' '''''uo"'"' y"" VIII oe-
,"'0'"' i"u WAS on WISH 10
"omN' ~ ii"SshLl'NE' r"f-
VI '"' '"'"Se out HOW; Il cl'IHen OF
"p''"o.' anu warm
,,, "''' NH"
-, ""' '"'e''S''"s
;..,,,;. ~, S'"''y
,.;, W ''' ''''' are
.,,;' 49,, 'Pr'9 ''' ''o''e 'on-
=. '"'' '""Ne' III 'he
d.. 'rP'''' po'''oeS'
r"'" '"'' "'''' ""''''o
"0t "a! "''
''''''s' o"' 'o say
Wv Ti W ''' '"'"' crop ""n STOCK
>, 80. WIN '"'a Vi oh-
r'9' "'' "os' anu MS
f'"'"' ''i' "u" shou
WI" "'' ""u"-
,,, ,,,,,,i,Ic,G ' Nv !"
r'''''' 'o' '"e '"'
"'' P''' every """d'y III
"'' f'e"S
,.,:..,:...., ~" '"' 'o""''
a.. ''',
,.;,, P"'''u
;.,-..: " '"o
r,
.r..-., W lawrence
''''''"'' nav
,re,n ,bo ,;n., ma. '""'''e
orornd n,;,hn,,, : - ''o"'"s
49, v,s ..,.r.,,.a ,,im ~.
,. L.r. ,b., H. p,t ,,.',. -
r,u .,.,,.,;. ,.,,. ''" '"H'
Iir, .o man, ,o,.o,. n,.',I,s ,'' "'
h.s L.on r.L,,i,, ,,. -
vi,, Sam ho ;o o,'.,.,.,. "''o
u,,.,, ,i,,,
,i,cr Ior.lI IN ,s,o I,,.
mil. ,on ,orso,. ,,.,., :, ''''" -
600 of bich :, :. .,;I n,.,.I'.L,y '
males |, vo. ,.ol .c.. r
=, .o,,o, ,., '''
eG for h;s mechanical ,,.,.. ,.,
cal know!,dg. Tr,. .o,;,a -
M.rrimoc and Co,rord ,;.a,. .,
driving machio.r, and ,.Li..l, ;'.D,
an effective. v,,tcr nou., -,
sand Lor,. now., co,,on .Ja,, ',,
Lr,odr,o,h ond cor,,.,a o .,c.
here 10 III, yoIu. of ,s,.rol o,;r,;... ,rl-
animal coo.rm,,ioo -, ..,,.:
thirty fly, milpop ,nr,d.-of .ooI u.~'
mil,ion no,ud. ,'n.'.,,
awakes" vera o,t d,i,,iou ,Lo, ..1
,he hotel | noticed -, ono - 49,. I.-
pers ERE, S,s..h F.. II,mo. osI pN.
T,rritorv" Mora her.of,., ;, ,L;.
panizntinp G.o Rrr,ro .;,
d.l.cot, ,o the ChorI.s,o, Ca,nrn,;""
sides in Jowsu ,vorla h.,...n.,
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4 FINE Lot Of No. guagci Shingles
IA always on hand ui
GEO. &. BR RiSlNGTONS.
Butler, s. &. Oct. Is, 36,f
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Nix. EEIroR :-Thc friend, nf ]. ~.
HALLE, respectfully nominate him u can.
didnic for The office of Sheriff Uf lnnca,.
ter District for the ensuing term.
Many FRIExnS.
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FOR SHERIFF..

MR.. EDITOR :-Please nnn0unc. Cot. J.
Funderburk ~ II candidate for Sheriff and
obIige his NUMEROUS Fnl.Sps.
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Geo. NJ. Coffin, David Ramsay, James Sim
ons, w, &. DoSaussure, &. II. Simonton.
II. T. Peake, r. b. Rhet,, jr., R. S. Duryeo,
JOS. Johnson, jr, &. a. Trenholm, J. j. Lu-
cas-, VIM. Whaley, John Cunningham, jr,,
J. J. Pope, Richard Yeadon, John E. Ca
rev.
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH.
Senator-TEomas NJ. Wagner.
Representatire-W. NJ. VenniEg.
ST. ANDREWS.
Senator-W. lizard Bull.
Representdtire-Jos. NJ. Mikell.
ST. PAUL's
Sendior-C. Il. Boyle.
Representatire-R E. Elliott.
Tar Coliector-M. w. Clements.
ST. GEORGES (DoRCHEsTER)
Representdtire-T. J. Murray.
MARLBOROUGH.
Representatires-J w lIenagan, w J
Cook
Sendtor--Georgc ID Kett.
RepreSentatires--Thom J Glover, A ID
Fredericks
For Congress, Orange gives n majority
of CTS for l. NJ Aver. against G. p Elliott
ST. MATTHEW'S.
Representatives - Keller.
LEXINGTON.
Senate-J. c. Hope,
Representaiires.-John H. Courts. J. Clark
NEwBERRY.
Scnai0r-Gen. a. G.. Darlington.
Representatives -AIcssrs Lpscomb, VIII
liams and Suber
KERsHAw.
Senaior--A. III. Boykin.
reSentaiires-Nilliam NJ. Shannon,
John NJ. DeSAussure
FAIRFIELD.
RepreSentaiireS-TW w Woodward, r B
Boy lston and b McCants.
CHESTER.
Senator.-S w McAli!cy,
Representatives c b Jones, Viii.
son, and Gilmore
MARIoY.-Sendior--D w X Johnson
RcpresenidiircS--R G Howard, w s Mul
lins and ID w Bethea.
RICHLAND.-ReprcSentatircS-E Bookter
a } Green, G Gibbcs, and J. +. Adams
CLrk.-A 6 Baskin. Ordinary-J Bell.
SUMTER .-RepreScmatires -Alessrs Brad.
ley, Fraser and Kennedy. Iar. Coilec,or
- - Stuckey.
-Senator-RoSert q. McCaw.-
RepreSentatires-J. Thomas Lowry, Joel
w. Rainson, William G. Black and Jno L.
Miller. Ordinary-John b. Jackson. Tar
Collector J. Wylie.
ST. JoHN's Y.-Representaiire,
,. &. Kirk. Tar Collector, NJ Parker
ST. JAMES Representative, r.
Il. Morrison.
ST. PETER S. Senator, w q Robcrds
Representative, Joseph VI Lawton.
Senator, + J Sessions. Repre.
sentative, q K Sarvis. Tar Collector, y Is
Cooper.
ST. esenidtire, S Elliott
Jr, Tar Collector. VI Baker.
ALL Senator, Peter Vaught-
Idr Collector, B +. Sessions.
.-RepreSeniatireS, Oliver
f Edwards, W NJ Foster, James Furrow,
Winsmith, + Bates.
ARREvILLE.--S Senator, J Foster Marshall
Representatives, WIN & Davis N Cochran
San'l. McGowan, w J Lomax, II II lIar-
per. Tar Collector, II $ Cason.
Senator, II Edwin Ware.
Representatives. ID Iloke, Hillhouse,
NJ sullivan, John w Stokes.
LAURENs--S Senator, WIN d Simpson.
Anderson, J IL Ware. Tar Collector, Eli.
hu Watson.
ST. STEPHENS --!Sendtor, l. w Palmer.
Representative, Williams.
WILLIAMSBURG --RepresentatiueS, DIR J
S Brocknton, DR. s ID NJ Byrd.
CoLLEToN.--iSeaaie,N N. Hayward Rep.
resentdtipes, w ii OBryan, Carlos Tracy, ii
g Sheridan.
PRINCE GEORGE WRyAH --Representa
fires, Richard Dozier, II Read, Jr., = &
Weston.
DARLiNaToN- Senator, X l. Hart Rep
resentatiueS, II p Lide, Blackwell, Timmons
CHEsTERFIELD.--Rep Representatives, Allan
Macfarlan, w l. II Prince.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Jennings
Butler, Lamar, MObley, Gary, Quattle baum.
Items.
The Southern Commercial Convention is
IN meat Mt Atlanta Geo nm tho ld of No
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Nix EDIrOR :-Plrase announce MU.
AMOS NCMANUS, candidate for the
Ofhcc Of Sheriff for Lancaster District, for
the ensuing term and oblige his
MANY FEIESDs
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The friend, "f Capt J. Is. COU3ART,
announce him candidate for Sheriff for
Lancaster District, nj the ensuing term.
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AnuO Inoem ents.
FOR CLERK.

The friends Of JOHN a. S'rENNM AN
him candidate for rc election for
rlerk "t the Court, for the rnsuiny term
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NR EDIr"E -Thc many friend, "f Mr.
II. }. HANCOCK, annuuncc hIm u candi-
date Tor Clork Of the Court for the ensuing
term.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
for 1860 and 81.
PLEASANT HILL - a.

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING A Full
w supply of Goods suited to the sea.
son ana wants OF our custamers Our stock
has been carefully selected and will com. q.
pare tayorably with any in the Village or
District. tbs unnecessary 70 enumerate
the different articles and oxpatiate on thei,
utility and superiority (that can be done
verbally when required) We would only
say that we have received our usual supply
OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS, which
We will se,, on as favorable terms TO the
bnyer as can be obtained anywhere in the
State. Call and examine our stock and we
will sell you good bargains
MAGlLL g. BEATTIE.
Oct 10Th, 1860. 36.tf
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Col.U lHlA, :. c., DC ronGR IL, 1860.
Bg His Ecceii-ncy, WILLIAM N GIST.
G'rernor AMI Communicates Chicfin ami
nrer The State nf SJuih CarnIiyr
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CHARLESTON DISTRICT.

CHARLESTON, October lO.-The follow
ing is the result of the election held in this
city, for Representatives. II. Buist, Nj. p.
O'Connor, J. NJ. Eason, Charles II. Lowndcs
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