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CORN MILLS.

am Agent for one Of the best Portable
Mnis now IN use, and can furnish any size wan.
ted. Persons wishing these Mills are invited
to call at the Works and witness the operafion
OF one now i'll use. The Miilruck, which is
the very best is procured from Edgctield, ). c.,
and theSl'!ls ebui, complete at our Establish.
ment
70 those who have given me their patronn re
Tor the length "f time have been engaged in
this business, tendc" my wnrmcst thanks and
soieit n continuance of the smmo, AMI to those
VINO nave Eot yet done so, | respectfully nsk
their favor aud support, ns neither nni.S .Nr
expense will he spared on my part in <;H.M:rl,u.
ting promotion of home manufactures, o every
article within my sphere Of action. All thai,
Is necessary TO success in these enterprises is
Inc iavor and support of the people of the
South.
March, co. A2m1 WILLIAM GLAZE.
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SPLENDID SCHEME
l Capital Prise of S3150O.

1896 Prizes amounting 10 S518,557
Whole Tickets $40; Halves So; Quarters $21
Certificates of Packages .iu the above
Scheme, to he drawn each Wednesday, will ba
sold ut the following rates, which is the rick
81 Whole Tickets, $I49 SO
90 Half I" "a Is
% Quarter '' 81 81
II ORDERING TICKETS Or cERTIFIcArEs.
Enclose the amount of money to eohr address
what you wish to purchase: name the lottery
in which You wish it invested, and whether
YOU wish Halves, Wholes or Quarters, on re-
ceipt of which weserd what is ordered by e rst
mnil, together withdhc echcres. u
immediately after the drawings printed
drawing. certified to bythes Commissioners,
will be sent, with on explanations
Purchaser will please write tn cir signatures
p!ain, and give their Post Office, County and
State.
All communications strictly confidentfAl.s-
All prizes of 81 900 and under, paid i'm
med lately after ehe drawing-oaher prizes at
OUR SINGLE NUMBER LDTTERIEsgs
Capital Prise S5O,QOO
Drars Every Saturday. o
Whole Tickets $40; lIalves.s5; Quarters s2.S0
-Ordrrs for Tickets or Certificates'i In anEof
the above Schemes TO he addressed to
WOOD, EDDY j. CO., Wilmington, Del.
or, WOOD, EDDY te CO., st. Louis. Missouri.
Circulars containing Schemes for the month
will be sent, free Of expense, by addressing as
above. :
cIr The Drawings Of Wood, e 'dy & Co.'S
Lotteries are published in the New York Her q"
nld New FORK Times aud New Yorker, Staats
Zcitnnr 80 .
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L1TTEE'S =
FRENCH MIXTURE.

This Is prepared from f:each Recite dp the.
No. for the chronic stagc3 and from Its
success IN likely to supersede every other rered
for the cure OF diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder
Fluor Albus affections. This extensive comp6unds
combines properties totally different in taste ans
States copnia aud In potpt Of safety and sn-
eency is not rivalled In Amet 5E .. FaS,
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WILLIAM GLAZE. PRorR1EroR.
GEORGE a. SHIELDS, FOREMAN.
BRASS AND IRON CASTINGS
CIRCULAR SAWS.

mn agent for X. Hoe & Co.'S celebrated
Circular Save. and also for IL Manufacture of
the same article in Richmond, Va. y full sup
ply Of these Saws. Of all sizes, alwavs on hand
Persons wishing them will DO well to call Oh
me, as make no charge for fitting them to the
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N';.gOn ;,md C;,rriage snnk cs,

In connection with the Establishment, we
nre manufacturing Wagon and Carrinrc
Sp"kes Of the very best material, and i'll sell
bought ut the North
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-27

would call attention to this branch Of our
business. having great variety Of patterns
Tor pubic aud private grounds, Cemeteries, dc.
and Will keep on hand, and east any style
wanted at prices low rs tho same can be
bought ut the North
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PALMETTO
IRON WORKS
COLU N1BIA, s. c.

~ - - ~F>>
COLU MBIA, S. c.
WILLIAM GLAZE. PROPRIETOR.
GEORGE 4. SHIELDS, FOREMAN.
NJ ANUFACTURES STEAM ENGINES Of
1V1 my power desired, Tor Mills and Plan
tntion purposes, at short notice, having Mt all
times OF hand some finished, or in n forward
atate. In connection with our Mill and Engine
Work We have secured the services of Mr.
JOHN CEAHrilEN, who is one of the best Mill.
wrightS in the South, to superintcnd the put
ting up of Mills and Engines
BRASS AND IRON CASTINGS.
All descriptions of Brass and Iron Castings
| executed in the very hest manner and al slor,
notice, MS we cast every day in the week Our
st"ci OF patterns is very large, having recent.
~ purchased all those formerly owned bv G.
w. Right. whicl, being added to those made
Mt my establishment for the past five Years
makes the assortment more full than any other
ike establishment in the State.
CIRCULAR SAWS.
I nm agent for Il. Hoe & Co.'S celebrated
Circular Save. and also for II manufacture of
the same article in Richmond, Va. \ full sun
ply oil these Saws, of all Sizes always Oh hand
Persons wishing them will DO well to call Oil
me. rs make no charge for fitting them to the
rMandrels.
Old Saws Rc-Toothed.
have n Cumming Machine on hand aud
am prepared To re.tooth old saws, making
them ns good MS new.
IRON RAILING.
] would call attention to this lranrl Of our
business. having great variety Of patterns,
tor public aud private grounds, Ccincterics de-,
and Will keep On ira;,d, and cast any style
wanted, at prices rs low rs the SAME can he
bought ut the North.
WIRE RAILING.
am agent for one Of the largest Wire Rail
ING Companies ut the North, aud will furns!,
Window Guards Gailnries Veranlas, Bed.
steads or any other description Of Wire Works.
at the book prices of the manufacturer. which
,een be seen at my Office.
PLOvVS.
l have always on hand, and am steadily
manufacturing all descriptions of PLOWS,
with many other things in the agricultural
line, nnd will, in short time commence the
manufacture of ull kinds of agricultural im-
Iieincns. All l ask is for the Planters Of ,h.
South encourage this enterprise Lv their pa-
tronage. Gall and judge for yourselves
Wagon and Carriage Spokcs.
In connection with the Establishment. we
nre manufacturing Wagon and Carrin.-c
Sp"kcs Of the very best material and i'll sci,
20 per cent. lower than the same SPOKE can Ls
bought at the North.
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LITTLE,.s -, n.
RINeWORM g., TETIER 9ipIhieHTs
FORTIa. N6. 2

coAAAAoSISSgssSs
Hundreds Of cases OF ChTohic Tettsrs. sesld Hsads
and diseases Of the skin generally; have beencured
by this remedy and since tho Introduction o. the
Mas been foune that itcstn not setually exidieste
fp . short time. For u cure of 0anceroas So}AS
4glssrs I. !; applied In the form Of psstersi
=. e morsihsn tWohundred'pisesa.in in Georgia, shss
stbc-" are scamps about who arc counterfsjting H
"a sdles, H Rslnhng of their own or semsibipE
else, by u0hg ths same or similar names tr no pH-
tent Is wanted or secure amid the Aen,s ofs
the day. let All be cautioned Is looHtV5G forsthe
tseeature Of tho Proprietor, thus.
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MOORE & QUAiFE,

- pEsPECTFULLY saaounee to the public
~ that as they contemplate schangc in their
business this fall. by the expiration Of their
Copnrtnership by liiaitAtion on ihs hsst ofSep.
tember next they will from this date proceed
to sell their
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-27
WIRE RAILING.

am agent for one Of the largest Wire Rail
ING Companies Mt the North, and will furnish
Window Guards. Guilaries, Feranlas, Bed.
steads' or any other description Of Wire Works,
at the book prices of the manuiacturer which,
seen be seen at my Office.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-12-19
con1xaUgxCxs or ExHeoEKs KLRc-

II KxiIroaa stSck North has deprecated
mozS stsA aksysa miliieus OF dezanws. g p
II zIniaad Gt&ksa stock, hasxiag 8 psT aent
intwsss. hae dsIResi@sed fran LOO 70 50,
fqW Of I'll en Ut *i00.
State stock nf she Soash have gone
aswn = mach - 3 psr oeEiE; and hsas.
anuuh ~ snzne OF oar bankins aapifsa Il
based upon southern stock, Che elEeak d
sadh depreciation maat be disAstMQas TO
these banks.
NJ 4s6xskesn banker win as1l1uzk b
A1skx = Seukh zow. 5Ts
The pgfca AZ cora Sozsh in sasnk plsaess
~ gsee dowm aehs censs psr hashel.
Flour has falfea two dollars per bsFrel
In the eAsssfn markets. PSI
Doamission iassshauss uf Baaksao, View
York, Boston, &C., viii nos advance q
dollar On shipmenss Of produce from the
West.
Exchange has gon up from one to ten
per cent. Ii takes $ii8 Illinois eazrrsncy
10 buy $a00 ia gold now. a. d, -. ~
But this Il not ali- the worst 10 yet to
some. Thirty days time viii prove % the
people that the Democratic pxess foretoEd
exactly the CONSCIOUSNESS 81 LAncoln's slee.
siun. The handwriting il slreadY On IN
wall. Nero fadled while Rome was barn
lag. Republicans are gIorifyisg osef fAt
shreasened dessrssessen on the Unioka.-
They have sred the naagaxiae--wha shaa
escape tia explosion s-~ Pssss Lsasss
L.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-12-19
PLATTE COUNTRY Rk
NORsTE

Winter Agsazgssaeai l--TrsArss leaye 81 JassssK
aNM4H - 20 err
. Il LEAVES SasaEaasA d
as hi r. G3Fx
Es-ras sosnirx Traiu sonssess. utth ss4ges
and krsim CaRIfciI Binffs NJ
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diaGe}y after shsiE AsgasSt ~, "a SasssAs Es1a
gzgas q sFazssNsF 4 @s@ 81 = sasAA5
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~ E. Il u. a - .
rTwAIyH AID TTs pig ksT-RRs OR pgLLN
nj %FvH IRIS AEsOgIgs: Caaoss Bstxssx ma
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] e .a.|! sss Al Msln LII

~. .a~.iss.~s auesssxsscry aaosNsiag
-, .o;sesssffaaf,s, Il lava wffh tie pa6ifc
r,aafs.asu.asanx,in,sasx sunws a. l1iruUla-
ion 81 "a unIo@ fhe writer urxss shis
nsrk scros. arsafak Mat the
Iaasxsss and safssy az Iowa wilI asaAsa
such "a ailianes. aas ssxmasxsasoas, via
First, that . Western paaiae Cenfsdesp-
ssassStsS 6anhg ssssss ~ T. Al As
Mississippi, would bsvs free egress and
snsrcus by me aaoutsss az shas riysr, which
eould not be enioysd BIZ goseTnmcns |
wi4h The ceas,aI powsx in she North eAss. |
"a ma aiadis ssasss: sssonsily, thai
il woala ensures hnknanny and stability
Etish sss,asssx b. hspse fF lzsunza
tadH win States which have shown them
selves 10 b exceedingly selfish, dicsateri-
al .rspAeieas zass easssstsa si& saAeir
visws Of peliey, and abeve FL, hare prov
cd chat hsy hsxe hfxfe cg no regard Tor
ibe symnashy ii feeling and community
y
a ;aeers.t a,u,n.vv shs wss.tsrn neanle
vwsassAs.aass.,,a O. a.aas,ssss5essalSus.s hi
AZ she,r resoareas bv ! str;es uaion among
.hsnse,ves Il; il which thew could manage
.hsir avu sssairs vitnoas d,c.asion or in
aswsmusnee. frem tina AssaAass sssss.--
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- - sv,,rss.ss ,be boss thas ne
'ss.sa. sou,h "a asr,a r,., w.st,es ssa his
-, iii sna 4 for their interest 10 Ia
a. - ahaf rraraa x,ah rarrilorx suiE-
,aTr. a. = ~ AN! ~66ds6 alsa.
= axsh.nva her selane Issar,, banner for
- :. .s;;.,a., .a.a a. !. u,.s,.. zewsrfs.l
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= 49, !, ], i. $ ,,s,. SAT- xe,,ld
% a. xssys IA rea.,v s.,r as.spa issioa In
- a. wss,,sw,, l,a,,gas,s~xesr' ,vascb wo,,ld
suaa,;1v 1000 II. mast n s,gxnsrous and
wealthy, ii NOS the msss Powsrful repab-
lie on the Continent: Finally, hass IN
ths. wss,~uax,Svz4srs fsf S3sN f.a<fsteysfs rtyf
the old Confederation, the hassiacts snd
interests of thu WsstsEa people would al
point in the sanHs direettsscfhs, astofaahg +
The msssO, " .Hsassaass ne ,stgsa }esl
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-12-19

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lsiy = - ias 4 81 go q sas
|pioaz peaeAs g y Possa-
=, % &teets PC - the
~ eeas msss1Es Of ussa aanin'sssa-
ioas -.u-
~ nrrUnLIcAs reLscy.
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4 lI] 4 Il ~ Z e5 = q Il
ic.n editors and y Ifors IS I \
j The ida ii sny ssstss eeee1inx II sAs
- - SEsr In - izzpssssI-
ia couaict icssrfass bsing nasb lishd ~
a. riss i scvsrni I 4 - ~ ~ plais aoAg
s., nm - iian. thai Iane postiss
III IL rT.ioa vosal6 ssxiss subjngasioh - /
1879 .eeffon u conoasred pruyxnssss
sn6<v r.lsrs nlslarsd to sss7y OH such |
doot Il sssd polisy, was hoossa - -
..4ya gsass6ianSerius hnz1hux. Ths sol-
susul = az,slsss 81 tYxshfnxs1n end Jack
.on xsre sociTssl IL. and whosser hinssd
81 !, dissolution a 4 probable couxingsney
~ ! .estiaual srfaznph ovew skaaoonstlsa-
t,o..I !. ,3ucs,lue at fhs suu&liky 81 snyes-
sk.ss. s1e.ss. 80 ydfsli 81 81, { Iapasie Of
$500 81 ursseniinx 1 baxahaaH 10
f.,va1-u ,.ua frosn xssinx the Rspubliean
$3.50 Ts ss.s,rs "a scolfk wess azidea
soassfas saFs&ss IL haaeina ssraitors's
and sahippsas states iaso ths unians
shsala shsy sltsnps IL sessxaa. Isa
i IN tie haur 81 sssufnph, what d charge
has COINS ovsx she spssis of their dressn I
Wishin six. weeks s1sas Liassla's siee-
lion, we and the leaders Of HE pagty sR-
crossed VIA sha sabiecs Of secession, de-
bs.lDg how 10 meet thu czisis oil Asepsra-
tIoa of tbs ssaass; cha enly quassiaa witA
shsn b4sag, waasassr 10 ssiss tina Uaios
slids'' peaseAhly, Or add 70 the tragic o.
fest og ! nations funeral rites. by Inaug-
arasing aavil war.i ss, FL a.
Uaaaer saznpsas - 20 say alsaa We ssaz
we were preaaturs Ia tAe ysew sAken n
anosher Goldman, that the Republican pol
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A FEW FACTS.

REMEMBER that the Democratic party, by
the passage of the Kansas Nebraska Bill in
1854, bauished the whole slavery question
from Congress
REMEMBER that the Kansas Nebraska Bill
was reaffrmed by the Cincinnati Platform,
the avowed policy of the party being Non
Intervention with slavery anywhere.
REMEMBER that the docriEe of Congress
sional interference with slavery in the Terri
tories never was n principle of the Demo
cratic party. That doctrine was held by the
Republicans alone, and was made, in 1856,
the question at issue between themselves and
the Democratic party.
REMEMBER that non, John c. Breckenridge
and his secession followers, are fighting for
the doctrine of Congressional Intervention
in the Territories. We know that some OF
them attempt to deny that they are advoca-
ting a slave code for the Territories, but
their denial is useless, because, as they them.
selves allege, they seeded from the National
Convention for the sole reason that that body
would not Adopt a platform declaring it to be
the duty of the Federal Government to inser
fere to protect property in the Terri
tories.
REMEMBER that Congressional interference
in any manner with slavery in the Terrific
ries, is not necessary, and the Secessionists
know it, and yet they made that question
the cause of their withdrawal from the
Democratic party. They boastfully call that
abstract question an important principle. If
it be an important principle, why didn't they
apply it TO the territory of Kansas In that
territory, not long since, laws were passed
excluding slavery and refusing protection to
slave property. Here was case in point,
and yet all the Senators from the South ex-
cept three, voted against bill to protect
slave property in Kansas. If Congressional
now demanded, the Secessionists might say
with truth that they were fighting for some
thing more than a mere abstraction.
REMEMBER that the Democratic Party hold
to the doctrine that the People of the Terri
tories are as intelligent as those of State,
aud hence, ought to be allowed to manage
their own affairs, subject, always, to the Con,
stitution.
REMEMBER that no one has battled more
manfully for the South than STEPHEN A.
DouGIAs. No one has been, and is now,
more abused by the Black Republicans than
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
REMEMBER, in conclusion, that STEPHEN A.
DOUGLAS is the ONLY Democratic nominee
for the Presidency.