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New State House.

TnH Winnsboro Register gives the following
statement Of the progress made upon the new
State House. is Interesting as wei. as cheering.
We agree with the Register, that the work is m
honor to South Carolina. May it be the pride and
ithesglory of Carolinians for ages to come! Let
the statue of Calhoun be placed in the proudest
niche of its Interior as the Palladium of our pro-
lection. Ard let each succeeding generation i'm
bibe their political principles from tho pure foun.
tain of his powerful logic. But hear the Register
Under the auspices of the skillful and inge-
NOUS architect, Mr.. Niernsie, and the ablo fnan-
cicr and systematic Commissioner. Gen, Jas. Jones.
this magnificent edifce is steadily rearing its mas
sive and stately proportions, and ere long its
cleaning spire will tower in mid air: the con-
struction Of the third story has already been ep-
tered upon; and whom completed, this stupendous
mass of granite will vie with, if not surpass, any
building Of tho kind either in the New or Old
World.
The futed columns, alto releivo cornicos and or
namental plates Of marble for tho interior are be-
iug traced with masterly hand. and forctcll its
future grandeur and beauty. The majestic pillars,
which will decorate its exterior, and support its
ponderous verandas, (thus serving as fit emblem,
and monitors of the strength which should envi-
Sou pilidIS VI Ctdto pIUtccS us lTOm
the assaults of anaticism and secure its Constitu-
ton against the intrigues Of demagogues, and the
sacrafce of honor and glory of country to self
aggrandizement) will be sixty-four in number,
thirty feet high, and are of solid granite costing
from fifteen hundred to twenty-five hundred dol
lars each.
One of the leading mechanics of the depart
mont of sculpture informed US that it required
double the time to work up granite as marble, and
that the mechanics all Of whom had been eccus-
toned to marble, foundit so laborious at first, that
they thought seriously of returning to their homes
after undertaking it.
The completion of one whole pillar would oc-
cupy sigle workman nearly three years: allow
ing him three dollars per diem, the assessed value
Of pillar being twenty-five hundred dollars
Tho pillars for the interior are to be wrought Of
Tennessee marble, which is very rich; the designs
for the interior, carved Of white marble, repre-
senting, cotton, blooming, and bearing growing
and opened bolls, is truly beautiful and finely
executed.
A shop has just been constructed, on tho ground,
with an engine and appurtenances for saving
slabs of marble, novel proceeding to US, and
must prove interesting to the curiously disposed.
There may be some, who from antiquated no.
tions mercenary principles, or want of State PRIDE
condemn the expenditure Of money in the ercc-
tion of such buildings as foolish and extrava-
giant; VIC appreciate and admire the spirit which
actuates Legislative body in roaring such TOM
Piles to their country-such are indices of civili-
zation and progress, the greatness and the glory
of Nation"
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HYMENEE AL.

MARRIED, on Thursday morning, the Goth ult.,
by Rer. L. K. GwALTNEY, Mr.. P. R. BLALOCK
and Miss CAMILLA z. BUSHNELL, daughte,
of Mr.. ABSER BUSHNELL, oil of this District.
MARRIED, on Thursday evening, the 29th ult,
by Rev. L. R. GwALrSEY, Col. THoS. L. SMITH,
and Miss MILDREDE. WATSON, laughter of Mr..
ELIJAH WATSON, Sr, all of this District.
G3- We find peculiar pleasure in recording
the marriage of two such clever fellows TO two
such nice young ladies. May the winds Of pros
perity drive on their barques upon tho stream Of
happiness for many long yeurs to come! Nc
danger of Old Edgefeld running to seed, while
such arrangements continue to be effectnd
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For Tie EcgisiaturcT-

IDr We have been authorised by the friends Of
Col. NJ. W. GARY, to nominate him Candidate
for seat in the House of Representatives at the
next election.
March II, tf* 10
IN- The friends of DR.. w. S. M0BLEY, re-
spcctfully present him as Candidate for sent
in the House of Representatives at the next cleo
ton.
March Il, tf& 10
Gas- We have been instructed by the friends o!
NJ. c. BUTLER, Esq. to present him rs Cnndi-
date for election to seat in the next House Of
Representatives.
March 5, tf*
Gs- We are authorised by many friends of W.
EDNEY, Esq, to announce him Candidate for a
seut in the House of Representatives at the cnsu-
ing election.
May 5, tf&
w The friends of Mr.. Z. W. SEIBEIS, nomi1
nate him US Candidate for election to seat in
the next House of Representatives.
May 5, ts
nat- Mr.. S. W. NICHOLSON is respectfully
presented Ly his numerous friends as n Candidate
for election to the House of Representatives at the
ensuing election.
May 5, tf&
p The Friends of Gen. NJ. GRAHAM re-
spectfully announce him as Il Candidate for seat
in the House of Representatives at tho ensuing
election.
Feb 90 tf@
nS-we have been authorised by the friends Of
Col. S. B. GRIFFIN, to nominate him Candi-
date for the Legislature at the next election.
Mar 81 If"
rs The many friends Of Capt JAMES CALI
LISON present him us Cundidnte for n seat in
the House of Representatives ut the next election.
March 81 tfs IL.
Gis- Wo have been authorised by many friends
of Mr.. HIRAM 1IOLSTEIN to announce him n
Candidate for the Legislature at the ensuing
election.
March 81 tn II.
N~ w. w. ADAMS is respectfully nominated
by many friends as Candidate for reelection to
the House of Representatives, ut th, ensuing
election.
Murcn II, tf@ 10
Gsy- The friends and constituents Of Col. JOHN
QUATTLEBUM, nominate him for reelection to
the Legislature Mt the next election.
March ii, tS III
G1- The friends of DR.. JOS. II. JENNINGS,
respectfully announce him as Candidate for II
seat in the House Of Representatives Mt the next
election.
March II, tf~ 10
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3.-RoUSD VS.. souARE.-Gcorgc loaned sum
Of money to rich man uso exceedingly mean, and
having sent for the money repeatedly, without
getting IL satisfactory reply, he thought he would
30 himself. Accordingly, in tho course of the
day, he dropped" on his customer while be WAS
taking his lunch.
Good morning, sir, said George, raising grace
fully his hat, "goOd morning, Mr. at the
same time presenting bill for the amount which
had become due.
The gentleman took the bill, scanned it several
times, and spoke
at seems to me this is pretty round bill you've
sent me-"
"Yes, sir, truly sent it round often enough,
and now I've como myself for the purpose of get
ting it equared."
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BY THE COURIER.

BY THE COURIER.
We have made ample and reliable arrangements
for securing for the Courier full reports of tho de-
bates, discussions and proceedings Of the Dono.
cratic Convention, which will assemble in the In.
,titutc Hall, of this City, on the 23d April. II
will, according to all expectations, be most eI.
citing and interesting and important session Of
this body.
Fx the convenience of all Mt distance, who
dosire these reports, the terms for limited sub
scriptions are now stated. For the Daily Courier
one month"; Sl Tri- Weekly Courier, (issued on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, one month,
50 cents and for shorter term, not less thun two
weeks, in proportion for either issue.
Orders for such subscriptions must be accom-
panied in overy instance with the cash. Nows-
dealers and agents wishing any numbers. will be
supplied on favorable terms, on timely application.
By TIE EVENING NEWS.
The Democratic National Convention will as
semble in Charleston on the 23d of April next.
Two sessions day may be e1pcctcd-one from 10
A. N. to P. NJ, and tho other an afternoon scs-
sion. We have made arrangements to furnish
every afternoon prompt and full report of the
proceedings of the forenoon, and on the next day
the purpnrt Of the afternoon meeting.
On number Of tho mail routes, especially in
the upper country Of the State, tho Ncns will he
the earliest medium through which to receive the
Convention proceedings.
We have, also, made arrangements for the pub
licaton on each Saturday commencing with the
next) Of cher. column, which will be edited by II
distinguished analytical amateur Of this city. Il
is intended to promote the study and appreciation
Of that noble game. The column will be under
thcapproval and patronage ftlie Charleston Chess
Club, which concurs in the hope that the lovers Of
the game will everywhere, by subscriptions to the
Nens come.to their aid in the desirable objects.
The terms Of the Ner. have lately been lowered,
and the chess column is IN additional expense to it.
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AnExtensiye Sale.

Attention is directed to tho advertisement Of
the Administrator of the Eatate of Hon. JAS. II.
IRBr, decd, Of LaurOnS District. The personally,
consisting of some 245 Negroes, with large
stock of Horses, Mules, Cattle, DC, and lots Of
Corn, Fodder, Cotton, DC, &c, will be sold at
public sale commencing on tho 18th inst. The
Negroes, said to be very valuable, will be sold on
Wednesday the 18th. Turn out, ye Negro-buyers
and bargain hunters. Here is chance for you.
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RELIGIOUS Notice.

The Fifth Sabbath Union Meeting of the 4th
Division, Edgelcld Association, will convene next
with the Red Oak Grove Church commencing on
Friday before tho 5th Sabbath in April next, at
10 o'clock A. NJ Elder D. D. BnuSsoN to preach
Introductory, Elder EDWARD RANDALL alternate.
Elder L. R. GwALrSEY to preach the charity Ser
mon, Eldor w L. HAws alternate
Query First-What are the best and most ell
cicnt means of exciting proper interest among
the Lay members of the Churches to studying the
word.
Oury Second-ITow can we establish q Sabbath
School in every Church for both whites md blacks.
]. S. MATTHEW'S, MODERATOR.
GEO. w. NIXON, Clerk.
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A Half-Dozen by George christy.

From funny littlc book before us we clip u
half-dozen jokes by the celebrated GEORGE of the
Christy Ministrels.
1.-LrISG ON BorH SIDEs.-George Christy
being in IL court of Probate when the lawyers OH
either side were setting forth the boundaries OF
tho land in litigation. After exhibiting map OF
the tract, the outstanding fuuctionary suid, We
lie OH this side, your honor" and the opposing
counsel, showing also his mup, exclaimed :-"An
Toe lie on this side, your honor" Seeing q chance
for himself George, who knew the Judge, sd-
dressed them {" But gentlemen, if you lie on both
sidrs, who is his honor to bclicve"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-04-04

For CoNcREss.-Col. G. w. Miller, Of
Marion, is in the field candidate for Con
gress from the First Congressional District
He has put forth a long address in q late
number of the Marion Star, in which he
takes high Southern ground. lie was al
Bennettsyille on Saturday last, and when
Court adjourned for dinner, he addressed the
citizens from the st us of the Court House
in which lie reiterated the sentiments con,
tanned in his published addrcss.-Bennetts.
Vile Son.
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sFhy not Try DR.. Bliss DySpeptic
Remedy?

IT IS WARRANTED TO CURE, if directions
are followed, any case of Dyspepsa, Liver Dis
ease, Jaundice, General Debility, Palpitation,
Chronic Diarrhea, Giddiness, Depressed Spirits,
Loss of Appetite Pain in the Side and Back. 1t is
specially adapted to Female Complaints; it pro-
duces Rotundity of Form in Females of Thin
and Spare Habit
Every invalid should try one Package.
For sale by Drs. a. &. & 7. J. TEAGUE and
Mr.. E. NJ. PENN.
Feb % If
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A oneer Fancy.


A gentleman in Louisiana has had his name
changed from Brolen to Sonthgase. Thus runeth
tfe.Act:
WHEREAS, The acts of the late John Brown, OF
abolition notoriety, have affixed stigma upon the
nnue of Brown, which 'renders it intolerabe to
ssfsgssy.nzess,in TagSsrcfoic,
beasntatiyes BE Of Loui,i lana, in general assembly
kepisa kepssa That from an$ after the passage Of this
esa' tho name of Frederick sonthgate Brown, a
act: III, In of New Orleans, and tho names OF his
Ee:lav cbillren, Alice, Elizabeth, Harriet, EmHa
a;"u, md Octnvia Brown be, and the same are,
as,sSv changed to the mines of Frederick, Alice,
s,;saS.tb. hS;eS Harriet, Emma, Edward and Octavin
sl,..hnate. which last lentioned name they are
Sorsby authorized to dopt, as their respective
helsIi tons. and uso fa their respective sigma
4ppst .grss. at all times and all places.
PEI Perhaps the individul wished to roviv0 the old
81, name of SouthgS and used this opportuni-
Il done. this view it was sensible
otherwise, n FRED BRowS has shown
xe.,io !, literary in6t; for has not the immor-
off, Avon said' What's in a.nans" The
ssSAS should hal read Charles Mackay's
~ before Gliding against an ancient
III III ~ ssss 2f fssf5 ssSIrsy.
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To the Delegates to the Columbia Con
yonfiOp.

We have been requested to state (says the South
fM,olinian) thxt, at meeting Of the Rchland
Delegates to the Columbia Democratic Convention
1t was decided, in consideration of the hours at
which the passenger traps on the railroads arrive,
tbatS o'clock P. NJ, of the 10th of April, bc the
hour for the Convention Of the Delegates from the
severn, Districts. Arrangements Lavo been made
to obtain for tho occasion, the Hall of Representa-
tivcs We hope our State exchanges, in Districts
from which Delegates arc appointed, will rc-pub-
lish this notice.
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49, A paper in this State said, some year or
two gone by, that Maryland would soon 60 to the
Free States. Tho Legislature of Maryland has
just passed nn net preventing negro emancipation
by will or decd; also providing n mode by which
free negroes may 80 bnck into slavery.
How wise this prophetic papOr must feel!
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~ negro woman belonging to Mr.. James
Lankford, of Penfeld, Ga, few days ago threw
three of her children into we'll IS feet deep,
and drowned them. She went down by tho we'll
rope to see that they were killed-sho was taken
out with difficulty, and will be delivered up to the
authorities. Sosays tao RaaAingtOn Independent.
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6.-GEonGE's DESCRIPTION OF AN EXQUISITE
lie gets up leisurely, breakfasts comfortably
reads tho papers regularly, dresses fashiouably
lounges fustidiously, ents gravcly, walks slowly
talks insipidly, dimes considerably, drinks super.
auously, smokes elegantly, lives uselossly, die.
sorrowfully, is buried ugubriously, and is missed
Gy nobody.
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NOGlCG 20 Dc11rct = ee.y Il =.
A S wish to make change in my business,
IA now offer my land for sale containing
Five Hundred and Twenty-Five Acres,
more OF less lying on the Savannah River, four
miles from Augusta, and adjoining lands Of
Charles Hammond. The woodland is we'll TIM
bcred, being about 300 Acres. The balance Of
cleared land is in high state of cultivation with
all necessary buildings.
On the premises is u good Grist Mill in good or
der. Also, as good Shad Fishery as there is On
the River.
Any person wishing to buy had better come
quick as 1 am determined to sell the first uppor-
tunity.
My terms will be liberal and accommodating.
I will give indulgence if required on part of the
money. i. i. HALL.
April 4, If l3
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The Herald,s gentlemen,

The New York Herald says: "0ur reporters
are insruced to travel as gentlemen, and pay their
hotel-bill5 genti.men"-which clearly means
that they are not, in reality, gentlemen.
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Y not apphcsolc % naSoners anu
sradsrs bFnginsssss articles from the adjoining
s.a.s ps corn, aour wheat, tobacco, oats, potatoes
&c. The words Of tho Act are:
at. shall not bo y kful for any petty chapman,
itinerant salesman, Farelling agent or other per,
SON. not having any permanent and established
place of business, and stock Of goods within the
State, out of which the tax may be levied, to car
~ ON trade and make contracts for sales, by means
Of samples or patterns, otherwise, without first
procuring from oncof the Treasurers, as herein
proyidcd license to carry on such trade as itln-
eront so olesmnn"
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4.-George in describing the antics of a crazy
cat, says that he rushed under tho bed, where he
converted his eyes into two balls of fire, his tail
was the size Of II Bologna sausage, his back looked
like that Of camel, and his voice reselublcd tho
crying of twenty children. George attacked and
routed him by shooting hm with tho wster.pail
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-04-04
Another Verse;.

1t is our honorable privilege to give to the
world another verse Of cole Uncle Ned" never
before published, but written and sung by tho
original author. II is an important addeadum to
the picture:
"Unkle Neors ole dog laid doI0n by his Craze
And he hotcld in de light Of de moon;
And he oonder'd if Ned rould'mt come back ayi'i
To hunt for de possnm and de coon"
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Sanches, Specific.

A sovereign remedy for all URETHRAL DIS
EASES, 1t is easily taken, has no bad taste, and
will effect speedy and permanent cure, and
without loss of time from your usual avocation.
All applications for this medicine, strictly conf
DENTAL
@-For sale by Drs. A. G. & r. j. TEAGUE
and Mr.. E. NJ. PENN.
Feb 90 t.
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Hudson,s New Opening.

Mr.JAs.,M. HuDsoS has opened for the Spring,
with fis. supply of goods, Of elegant styles
4; quality, and OF rates in accordance with
the, tines. 1t is pleasure to see so neat an
estsblishnent decorated with the beautiful and
crowded Nfth> the useful, from floor to ceiling.
Surely the ladies will enjoy visit to Mr.. HuDsoSa
store, If only to see the displey.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-04-04

s3s It, unless perchancc it bo the
ew of its special admirers! Thank
Sble of the State have not yet so
3 hearts to suspicion and dis:rust,
hattie honorable Carolinians.
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AUGUSTA, March 81.

CorroN.-The market to-day was quiet and
prices unchanged. The sales foot up l5S bales,
at the subjoined particulars; at 6; 70 Mt IT; at
~; s ut 8; 80 ut 10; SO Mt l04 ut loB; and
bales at IL cents.
The receipts were 1856 -Conatitutionulist
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COMMERCIAL.
HAMBURG. April End 1860,

Mr.. EpIroR:-Wo have had quiet cotton mar
ket for the past week, with rather dropping
neutrality-suspicious. remain the same as va
reported last week, II cts for Middling Fair.
Respectfully, yours, P.
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5-Georse, upon being asked the general aspect
of doctors, said nc did not notice much how M DIS
looked but he thought that dentists always looked
dozen in the mouth.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1860-04-04

George being asked to explain the passage
of Scripture I" He was clothed with curses US with
garment" said it signifed that the person had
got It habit Of spearing.".
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Call In,

Call In.
If you wish things handsome and cheap,
Call in and give E. PENN apeep i
he has received q full supply
Go md look before you buy. Com.
Advertisement received too late for this issue.
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ass- The friends of Lieut.. r. w. T0MPKINS,
present him us Il Candidate for MAJOR Of the
EdgeGeld Squadron of Cavalry, rice Mnj. A. D.
BATES resigned.
Mnrch H. te TO
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q, ~. Il
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FOR COMMISSIONERS OF THE POOR.

Mr.. EDITOR Tho following gentlemen have
been nominated as Candidates for the Office Of
Commissioners of the Poor for Edgefeld District
Mt the ensuing election, viz:
T. G. LAMAR,
J. A. BLAND,
THOMAS PAYNE,
r. M. FULLER,
j. C. SMYLY.
April "a
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For Mai Lower Bat, 10th Regt. S.C.M

For Maj Lower Bat, 10th Regt. S.C.M.
The Friends of Adj't. WM. A. RUTLAND an
nounce him n Candidate for MAJOR Lower Bat
tallion, 10th Regiment S. C. NJ, to fill tho vacan-
cy created by the promotion of 1t. Col. SMITH.
Mar If
The Friends of Capt. NJ. A. PADGETT re-
spectfully nominate him q Candidate for MAJOR
Lower Battalion, 10th Regiment, s. C. NJ, to fill
tho vacancy occasioned by the promotion of 1t
Col. SAITH.
Mari VR
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For .Brigadier General.

Tho Friends of Lieut. Col. JOHN P. BATES
respectfully announce him q candidate for BRIG
Adler GENERAL of the End Brigade of the
lst Division, S. c. NJ, to lill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation of Gen. MonAGxE.
Mar S If
y Abbevilie Banner please cepy and send
bill to this office.
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The Charleston Papers.

It affords us pleasure to make known to our
readers the following arrangements of the Char
lesion papers:
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That Oakland Store.

Attention is directed to the advertisement OF
Messrs. M,cKLER & McCELvEY, at Oakland, way
over in the Ssluds Regiment. We arc informed
that they are we'll supplied with M endless variety
Of goods suitable TO the season, and are SELL
ing at very reasonable prices. They are clever
gentlemen, believe in encouraging home manu-
features and institutions, and are ent tied to
liberal share Of patronage. Yo gallant ladies and
brave men Of the old saluda, .Bthhold not your
S~,.us sppnort from Mes&s. M1cKLER & Nc
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Ssentntion at Charleston.

5ontem crary one jump further:
3the State the whole movement Is
y profound indifference and dis
Eminent 20 meet at Charleston Is
79an effort to enlist our people, and
3e and build up a spoils party in
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Our Merchants.

All our village stores are receiving choice sup
plies of goods from the Charleston market. We
are told that the like was never before in this
place. Their several cards wiz be forth coming
next week.
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Inerant SaleSmen.

shEMMIyGEn has addressed q letter to
law, Senator from York, in which
She late Act in regard to Itinerant
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three hundred
subscription list of
Of Columbia, the
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LECTURE & SINGING

GEO. W. NIXON, Cierk.
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eaking of the Char,
4 helming voice
+ sss anticipation in
!: Has there been
I. a "participation
: s ~ have not many,
Convention, be-
e z. 3 'sss Z, IgIsstance our best
! Carolina" the
!. So far as our
Fsend, we believe
!. Estate are overwhelmingly