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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23
baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
EAEE lEE .l..........ilils

ia lS 49, lssJ
(tREAT NATIONAL ROUTE-'rerninales at Wash
4 ingt0n and Baltimore on the East and Wheeling,
Benwood and Parkersburg on the West, ut which place
ID tunites with Railroads, Steamers, 40, for and from all
points In the West, Southwest and Northwest
Three Trans Daily for all the Eastern Cities.
D-rhs IL the only route TO Washington City. TIA
Passengers by this route can visit Baltimore, Pha-
naphia New York and Boston, ntthe cost Of ticket
TO boston alone, by other lines. -s.'
Through tickets to the Eastern cities can be procured
via Washington CITY atan additional chnrge of s2
Time rs quick and fare an low a. by any other route.
R1-sleep ping Cars ON all night trains,
inquire i0r tcKcts vin Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
at any of the principal Railroad Offices in the West
j. II, SULLIVAN, Gen Western Agt
Il. NJ COLE, Con. Ticket Agt
W. p. SMITH, Master Of transportation aldd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23
l1rinting MateriaIs.
FRA M KILN
Type and Stereotype Foundry

lR. ALLISON. ,Supt.,
No. I0s Vine street, oiHcinnSti, ohio.
nRINriNG PRESSES, Gases, Oalleys &o. News
i book, aud doh Type, Inks and Printing Materials
of every description. Brands and Pattern Letters o
various styles srEaHorrlNa Of all kinds-Books, Mu.
SIC, Patent Medicine Directions, labels, Jobs, Wood
Outs etc ELEcrA9rrPlSo in all its branches mys2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23
PLAN o S

NY hgve Just received ccant assortment Of pi-
w amos, from the bt makers Ia the eastern cities
comprising great variety II styles and si1es They
have the largest stock 10 L. f uny here IN this VI
eulitA, all Of which viii De- sold low ~ they can be
bought m Now York, Rostan, any Nliorc else
nv Gail At the old ostali shed Headaiiarfers corner
Of lhird and Jefferson streets.
lune,3fi6m H..|...| H| CIfAg Kills
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99latrbes,&c.
AZ Card.-.MrS. j. Auhert.

A Card---MIS. j. Aubcrt.
1NHE undersigned having by the pnanpious consent
II ~ her creditors, Withdrawn the assignment made
lor their benefit aud eliected satisfactory eettleineni
of al heircains, now asks the attention ~ a her old
Patrons. Friends and tho Pubic genenlly, 10 new,
complete and well selected stock Of
w "A r q Fl q s.,
From Oh the Principal Manufactures Mt a pncos
airl
General Assortment Of Jewelry.
inst received Of desirdae style ami qualiv An ex.
afpnatiof her NEW STOCK II solicited. Every artelO
sold may be relied upon as represented
March Cleaning and Repairing.
Having securedthe services of Mr.. samud Person,
Of Cincinnati nm enabled to guarantee satisfaction in
al descriptions Of Netch Work U.G lafai n.i.
M .Jewelry promptly and neatly repaired
" aAn20lawA MRS J. AUBERT, 300 Third st
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nay Prices as Low as the Lowest. -V'a
Natlroaos.
Dayton and Michigan Railroad.
ISb "a lL.s

E.......ss.ia
- CHICAGO, TOLEDO AND DETROIT, two trains
daily except sundays until further notice.
Leaves Dayton arriyalof trains rom Cincinnati NJ
s.i5 a. M, arriving nj Toledo at p. m Detroit at o:5O
o. m, and Chicago at $40 p. mt
The sl5 p. M train arriving IN Toledo at o. M, De-
troit mt Gas a..m., and Chicago at s;O0a. m.
Passengers by each train for the east have one hour
at Toledo and arrive in Cleveland in same time as by
Clyde time
Both trains make close connection at Detroit for the
East by the Grand Trunk and Great Western Railways
OF Canada iis nt % New York nid Boston by tliis
route IL the same as via Cyde and only three hours
and forty minutes more than via Columbus line Pas,
sengers by this line cross the great suspension Bridge
and PASS in direct view Of Niagara Falls
Baggage checked through and fire as low as by any
other route X. NJ SHOEMAKER,
E.| Cen Superintendent, Dayton, %
f+ ~ ~ SHOEMAKER,
apaO Gen. Freight and Passenger Agt Toledo
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pauilp Gmt'.plite'r,.. { ).


I. R. X EIIY e Co.,
r. KEttY, o.. noLLNEYEn, rhAEK sEAHAE w. r.. LOGAN.
EMPIRE BUILDING, no MAIN STREET
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Altsic.
Alb. bernstein, Music Teacher,

NO. 155 MAIN STREET.
INSTRUCTIONS given on yarlnns Instruments Mu.
/ sc furnished ior Balls, Parties, &c
Orders may le Ven at The residence Of the above
or at srhner, Rex po.'s Music Hall, Third street
IIcriifs hiodefuie. mTl7dGm
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one copy pOr anntin o
IN clubs ni twelve or more each,......., ''... o
ug Payment in advance in AL cases.
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'Fell from hm noiseless as the snow,
- ,.1 ll L...4 c H. ,,,1

and made glad hearts Of the needy.
He knew the names of Husband and Faith.
err The brightest ornaments of the modest
cottage where he had set up his household
gods, were his beautiful, sweet-yoiced we and
group of iairheaded children, who clustered
like olive plants around his table, His alb
sence from home was like the withdrawal Of
light from the loving household of which he
was thehead his presence when he returned
seemed to them
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Il. Il,
ia q

CHANGE OF TIME,
ON and aner Monday, April 10, 1850, Passenger
~ Trains will leaye the Sixth Street Depot, Dayton
for Cincinnati, as follows:
At 500 a m, 500 m, $40 m, and $50 p m.
Returning VIII leave Cincinnati for Dayton Mt 600
IA, 1910 q m; 2;30 m, land $3.50 p m.
The $3.50 IN train stops at Middlet0wn and Hamilton
only.
Wl0 DANIEL McIIANlfN, Supt.
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DAYTON and OIncInnatI r. n

EFaGa l sils......,...
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
O.O0 A. M.-The mail train leaves the Six Street
J:HU Depot -
D.,)U East and West connects via Clyde.
JOHN II. HUDSON, Supt.
M G. CLArP, Gen. Ticket Agent y3O
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freenyllle ana Miami RaIIr0ad.
Dayton, xenia and Columbus Railroad
ia E ....5 .l...sl.l is....,sl

INCUR Daily Trims East, via Columbus. Through
II tickets from Dayton 10 all Eastern Cities.
-Four Daily Trains Fast, leaving DAYTON for the
East a. follows Night Express 12i56a M; Cincinnati
aud Columbus Day Express at 02Oi a. m. these trains
stop only Mt Xenia and London Accommodation b;l6
D. NJ stops at all way stations between Dayton and
Columbus
Arriving at Dayton, night express 2;22 mi Accom-
mediation 9;l5 a. M; Columbus and Cincinnati Day Ex
press 3;3 p. m.
Trains run by Columbus time, whichis minutes f's-
DER than Dayton time.
Through tickets can be had for nl Eastern cities by
calling on s. w KING, Ticket Alelt
r. W. WOODWARD, Superintendent.
G. wARMAN, Genl Ag't, Dayton, o. apis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-23

t'Ilerc is mono
In all this cold and hollow world, no fOunt
Of docp, strong, lreatbess love, save that within
A mothers heart"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-23
THE sERENADE.

The Ahbevi!le Minute Men, wi,h a fine Ban %
Of Music from Columbia and ACCOMPANIED bv
large number IF our citizens, proceeded to
the residence Of Judge War.llaw on las, Wed.
Hesds: niskL for the purpose of extending a
Complimentary s'srelude TO Hon. "A. G. Ma.
gra'h. who hath just arrivetl from, Charleston
In response to repeated calls, Judge Magratb
made very feeling and eloquent speech. He
came, he shld. irn.n he scaboard 10 echo hack
the cry Of the mounta aims, and to assure The
people OF Atbeville that Throughout the limits
OF the State. there waa hutone feeling Of de-
voiion to her interests and hostility to her ag.
gress"rs. Banners We're everywhere flying,
and Squsdr"ns were armng and he was sure
that the h onor oithe State might safely be entrus
ted to the str"n, hand ani s:u:, hearts of her
sons, inspired. by ,.e patriotic spirit OF her
women. Atter'returning thanks for The CON.
pliment. theJnIke rronise'l.to give his views
at length On The succcrd,ng>lay.
Alter returning to their na1l Tho Minute
hen, IN Answer to rrpeatei cails were address
ed by Capt. Perrin ana L;cutei.unts Calhoun
Edwards md Wilson, in very appropriute
speechee.
Messrs. McGowap. Thomson. J. II. Wilson.
Noble. Fair. d. r. Jones. Geo. Syfan, and
n'hers, we're afterwards ser-uad-., and ree.
.ponded in very excellent speeches.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-23
" coMMcSIcATED., ~;
Meeting Of tie Students Of the University Of

SE b. Virginia.
AT Hmec:pg Of the Students from South Car
folinafat the University of fvirgnin, for tho pur-
pose of expressing their sentiments s'to the
course of their State. in regard to the issues,
now before the South, on motion Of Mr.. Earle,
Mr.: H. A. Gaillard, of Fairfield, was called to
the Chair, and Mr.. c. Pinckney Seabrook re.
quested 10 ACT as Secretary. MIR W. f. Earle.
at the request Of the Chair, then stated the OBJ
ject of the meeting, and also moved TINT a Com.
mi'tee be appointed to draw up Il set of resolu-
tions for the meeting.
The following g .ntlcmen were nppoin, cd on This
Committee: ". T.. Earle, OF Grvcnvillc, J. ".
Mcl|ryde' of~Abbeville and Rollin Kirk, oi
beau:"t. They reported the following pream.
Bile aud resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, The government has fallen into the
power Of party purely sectional, declaring
the existence of n "higher law an intention sifo
prevent the introduction of slnvcry in the Ter.
rnories. an irreprrssiblc conflict between willie
aud slave labor, and m in,erminaLlc WAY upon
me institutions OF the Sodth, upon which It's
hapPiness and prosperity depends. AN insti,u
lien which il auhorizel by the Holy Word %!
God AMI the rracrnble enjoyment of which j.,
guaranteed to us by that Constitution which
our fore fathers adopted when this government
WAS organized and without wl:c!, this govern
E'ent would Ecvor have been established And
whereas. the sovereign State OF south carolina.
Of which We wenr proud To- bc ciizrns, has dc
tern'ncd IA i"s, means o; resort for project
ing The honor, the lives AMI the property ur !, r
ciiizena. Ivy n unanimous act of her Leyi.la
ture. not to submit TO the dom;nu,i.n of such n
PARTY, and has ordered IL Convention, with n
view TO the resumption Of the power with which
size has invested Tor specific purposes the gen
erai government. Therefore, be it r-.o!ssf,
% l. That we, the S,uients from Soul, Carroll
ma Mt TIC University OF Virginia, hail with en-.
tire approval and great delight the course our
Stale has adopted.
:. Tint deeply sympa'h;z.ng with onr friends
Mt home. we sicem it uike high duty and
pleasure 10 render our State every service in
our power; and that whenever she shall need
them we will promptly return and render them.
3. That copy Of these resolutions be for
warded to the Governor Of South Caroiina. and
the papers Of the State.
II. a. GtILLARD, Chr'n.
c. p. SEAEHooK, scc'y.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-23
THE UNION OF TIE SOUTH. 9

....r' iHLLAHassEE. NoVeul' er II.
IKS THOUSAND CHEERS rog FLnrrpA! Gov
"n"r ". 5. Perry. Of this State has dyelared in
i"v"r Of Separate State Action. He Saws that
Florida will stand by South Carolna-,he gal
liant palmetto State" The peonls here are
unanimous against submission to Lincoln,s cleo
ton. From all parts of tho State we have
most cheering accounts. Party names And
'ssnes have been dropped in the face Of the
dsngers WHICH threaten to overwheIm US On
der Black Republican rule. Our peui,e vii,
present to the insolent afue a un tied and,deter
pinned front, Will itro. hea glorious spec
taelr I" see Florida standing shnsjlier e. sIisonl
der with hsfgsllart Palmetto sia.er, in defence
Of o"r co'nmsb gsnstilationnl righ,si
s0Yr newly elected Governor, John Million. is
u"esmrrpnlsIngly lsIngly in favor OF immeliats ac.
tt''op' l'e MIR, Milton geeenlly elected 10 Con.
'gresa3 oeoupies tho same position. t,Plcrida
VIII certainly secede. Let soust Carolina lead
the way l-s:{2urie,. .,..s ,. :, ,:j.;:sS:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-23
Secession and Co-oneratinn

The Issue OF separate Secession and Co oper
auon. w!.cii array cd our people go holly nunins,
each other in 1862, sho,llt not be raised MT all
III The forth coming election. The uct1on men
now, stand ON precisely the plat FORM Of the CO.
operarionists then. The Gu oreru,,onists then
opposed South Carolnu lsnding the way ou, of
brnion because they aid il would defeat
thtlr hieaaure -il would defeat concert of aciion
1T would dctent n Southern Conte,lerncy.-
Buf noasnch II reason exists now for lesi sncv
and iinid delay. Then the other Southern
STATES said to southern Carolina don't you no
out "f the Union at alive will not be with
you;" hut now they gay lead and We will fol
low" Tins difference in their position makes
ntl the difference in the world between HE
question which then was agilated. and tkt
question which is now upon our people
Ihere will be no separate State action. TIC
race VIII now he 10 get out first. Gov Brown
OF Alabama, in speech on the lOtlf inst. ., snid
he would call Convention within thirty days
that is. by the 10Th Dcccnbcr Our Conycn-
ton meets on the 17th. one feel, after With
n week the start. may not .Eabann wrctt the
laurels from us? Mark. this, yG,c-s; there
Will be ns sephra,e State action I'VE are with
you. ave are with you is hcralded on cTerv
breeze from ;lie South West.
Mark another thing South Carolina, ne soon
hs che can IL. digniic.l mull:irr utter her Con
Vention meets, is going out OF the Union. The
F~Nr'S -'N'~ 81 MIL. Lo"'s IL Lille ihiDS- ] lie
Legislature has not a single dissenting voice.
Its members before they We're clusen. were con
suited on This question by their constituents all
over the State, and required 10 take u position
Their voice then is tie voice uf TIE p.opIr.-
The entire press OF the State gives assent. Tie
Union sa sers nre struck dumb. MOI one Of Them
syhtSles single objection. They have giScL
up all hope. -!
The event is upopsis. then; and why mar it's
sublime beauty, by springing an issue. ulro
gcther imprnoica1e? a few cunn coutrul
the State. One cannot rout II thousand two
cannot put ten thousand TO flight. Everything
IN devotion TO tho cuuse Of the Stnie and OF the
So'rh. invites acquescncc.. lie, US. nce,niese:
and thereby brighten e. en- the glorious pages
that will record The birth of Il new Rctu6lic.-
porkplie Enquirer.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-23
THE sTATK FA1a---ouR VISIT.

We hud the pleasure during the past week
OF attending our State Fair in Columbia. In
spite of the political excitement, 1.-The interest
manifested was undated. TIE attendance wa,
larger than nn any Rravisus occasion, and the
hotels and private konses were fi!!cd TO over.
flowing The Mayor and Council of Columbia
h"srrre the thanks Of the community for their
very successful exe'ti"ns iii procuring accom-
mo!Hti'hs for III. visitors
The display in every Department of tie Fair
was nnusua!tS Gne-and the exIibition Of f. ne
9tock, Field Crops. Domestic Industry, and
Fancy, Articles could not ensiiy be sur passed.
on Wednesday. ,'feEe> we're prcsentS.on the
Gioun'saetween seven snd eight .thousand
persons. and the receipts were .pr6portionately
large TA1general interest seem. to have: been
awakenedsin behalf Of ,,e State Agricultural
soeitty. and We knve 10 dontt ihst every
year viii wil.ess iaeees.ic.s TO its sireSptI,.
Atnig,, politics ruled tii5f hour. and 4pirit.
stirring speeches were deissred.by our leading
Statesmen 10 en.i,a<iastic nu.ieIces. Secession
was tho raiying cry, and .pnblic sen,in,cn,
seemed 70 unanimously 'iu favor of prom pt
sId deeided ractipn. -rsn S@sI "a
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-23
Honors end Appointments.

The following @cnors und appointments were
awarded on Saturday last Ly the Faculty of the
South Carolinn College: .s
lst Honoi-'i. NJ. Logan. Charleston,
I'd I1"nof.A. c. Haskell, Abbeville. =:
lst Aproin,mcnt-H. r. Gordon, Sumter.
I'll Appointments. r. Thomson, Spartan
burg.
Sd ApPoinment-W. T. Norwood, Abbeville.
4'h Arpointnent-R. N. Chatham. Abbe
VILE.
9Th Appointment-C. B. Prentis. Culeton.
9th Appoint,oent-J. Y. Sanders. Louisiana.
1th Arpoin'mcnt-J. d. Anderson, Spartan
burg.
9th AppointmeEt-P. W. Mills, Sumter. =,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-23
y THE -IMpENprna cRrs1a

Ihereseems tie no doubt that South Caro-
lima will secede from the Gnic,,, syon after The
meeting of her State, Con vention. which will
,hssef"hie On ~ Columbia or the l7th Dcce,n
"'r' lhr unnni'n''y of the public sentiment
Oh the subject is unprecedented, and men OF
every shade of opinion seem 10 agree rs to the
necessity Of immediate action. The present
Legislature: Which 'hassrecently been elected,
aud which Affords the best cApo,ent Of public
sentiment. hy their unanimous ca!l Of The Con-
v"utOi, clearly indicated the future course uf
the State. South Carolina has been alcaty
pledged hy the Resolutions of the former Cuu.
selton to the policy Of co operation, ani the
! call Of the present Convention would IT, cn.
tircly futitp unless the State were prepared
/" take step in advance Of her former
position. That she will do So atlnits of no
doubt The Snu,h expects il, and III, crisis
demands il. ltsis the Eplicy which is now ad.
vocated by the Most modcrnre .ani eouserva-
tive men, as that which Will hest,sccure coop
| GRAFTON. Hers hen will lie the distinguished
hon"r If leading off in tins Exodrs from more
! than Egyptian Bondage and we have the best
! assurances that her sister Southern States will
como up nohly to her support. and cooperate
| III maintaining our tights and honor
Gr"rgia has appropriated Sl.nOnO00 to arm
tile State. and hns called u Convention. whilst
her leaders generally s."m to DC in f.vor Of
i,"n,dlai" Secession. The Governor of Ala.
b"nin WILL >"on issu- his proclamation for the
assembling oi The Convention and from ,lpy t.,
day. tram th- seahuar.I TO the mountains. H..
S"cessrn ;reing Is growing in r,r, si,y An
Extra Session Of The Mississippi Legislature. has
been called, uni The state would seem ripe for
Secession. Florida pledges herself t" early nc.
ton. whilst fr"'n Mnr, und, Virginia. Tr,,.es
dee ami other States, We are ,-r-i iv:ng cheering
words of encouragement ard pledges of mute
rial MD. To South Carolina hes been ussicncd
the h"n"r OF inau.urat!hg the movement.
which sh"il affect our second Indepcn,ience:
us eve; y'h!ng calls fr rroMpt. action. US Il at
alone which can give confidence to the doubt
ing and secure general unanmiiv. This is no
tine I" take curnsel from our fanfe Our
1"rhs are traitors" Prompt action ia the die.
tate "f TIE highest wisdom. -.-.
With uhanimi;y n, the South, we have no
fears of coercion. We do not suppose that
President buchanan will assume any rcsponsi
t'iiy III the matter: a i we see indeed TIM.
the 1rib""e nrd other leading Republican
journals c"ncc.le t!o rirh Of secrs ssiun. Ifihis
tie an '''iex of th1I"icy of hc New Admins
trai;on, our Revelation will be as arspicio,s
IN It1 present aspects in ts fiji. urc results and
the South will psace"biy enter upon new
career OF 'ueur" "pr"spernv--politiJal aud com.
rntreiui undergraduates.
We hail with rapture tn" auspicious ern
bleet consnmmaiinn of the la.,ors of C,)hnup
uavAr, McDutiie. Turubul. and o,hors.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-23
AhhaYilla at the Stafe Fair

Ab5evllle at the State Fair.
VIC nc!icc in tho list OF Premiums awarded n.
| the recent State Fair, the following awarded TO
citizens of Abtcville:
jas. ct:nsirn, best bnxhcl bread Corn, S5 90
Vim. smith, I'd bcst bushcl Oats 500
JAS. NcCas,n. I'd best buslei |. Potatoes. sill.
d. ". Aiken best bale meadow grass hay, 90
i. A. Griffin. red clover hay, 500
ID. W. Aiken. best variety field Peas SEQ
d. W. Aiken. best bushel upland rice, 500
u. W. Aiken. I'd best bushr! ,icc, silver
a. H. Smith, largest yield Oh ~ acres 5000
:. *. Vance. best year old ST llivn $1,000
DR.. }. j. Nnrllaw. best 3 y. oil " 100
JAS. Crcswcll, I'd best pair Carriage
Horses, 90 90
Il. 4. Griffin, hes, year old Gc!diug, 1000
). r k"i!ar, best Jack. 1000
Il. a. Griffin, ~ best Merino Buck, silver
Il. y. Gr;iiiu. bcS, pr. Eve and Lambs, 500
J. X. Vance. best l year old South
Down Buck, silver
X. \. Griffin, ID bcs: pair of African
Ewes. 5oo
J.'f. Marshall, I'd best Chester Boar, $500
q. +. Marshall, native 500
Mrs Dr. =. Marshall. Cherry Wine, silver
MIS- Il. I. Gillian, L"rd silver
Mrs NJ. NJ. Griffin, bes, Toilet Sonp, 500
Mira pr. Marshall, best Vinegar, silver
Mrs. Jas McCaslnn, I'd best Vinegar. silver
Mrs. Jas. McCaslan, I'd hest peaches, eilver
slrs. T. Marshall, dnmsons, 500
Mrs. VIM. Smith, can plums, silver
Mrs Dr. >. Marshall specimen of silk, silver
JAS. McCaslan, best bale upland Cotton, &C. 90
The Committee were unable to decide
between the wool exhibited by R. A.
Griffin. of Ahbevile or II. J. Gage, of
Gnio.. nnd therefore recommended a
premium TO both of pOOO
Mrs. DIR Marshall, best Jar of Butter, 1000
Mlss Jordan, Collar and Cuff, Tattiuc, silver
Mrs. K. T. Williams, silk Comfort, silver
Mrs. Dr.S Marshall, cradle Comfort. si..er
Mrs. Dr. S. Marshall, woven Coun- = <
terpanc. .5Oo
Miss Bell Jordan. best raised Work 500
Miss Sue McCaslan. best needle worked
Collar ~ soo
Miss Matte Waters bes, infants Dress. 500
mrs IT, w. "iliiams, I'd best 90 silver
4rs IL. S. conoser, best p2fr Under
sleeves, ,ur..
nNS Que MeCaslan. I'd best do. silver
Miss Sallie Carter, best Bead Work. 500
"iss .enn'e Sliiier. I'd bcs. do. silver
Mrs. Wu,. smith, best Gloves. Frui, Knife
" :. Cotton Hose, silver
" Wool Yarn,
81
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-23
Now Organized.

We, learn that at an ndjourned.tnee,ing Of
the Minute: Men organized Oh last Saturday at
WickElSSs Store, the full quota Of. men wa,
attained. That tho Company now. uumbvr.
sixty y.fve.
They are now fully organized. aud have
elected the following officers: Jo,x rnowNLKr,
Captain; Int Lieutenant'I. j.. .CuSS,xoH.M;
2"d Lieutenant. W. J. RorERTsoS 3,d Lieu.
Icnant, l., d. NpRRIs.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-23
JS VI T-.> N kIIIN,N.
Speaker House Representatives.

Resnimd That the Clerks of The S.:rrt. an.l
Hons" "i lt"rr "-eu'a''v.. lee. n,d ~" hereby
Instructed to rIhIi.h .tnc sAc, 70 pro, "'r Tor
The calling OF IA Coneent:uu u; the, pcup. .,f
tin" state. III one newspaper in "rcii E,.r:i II
District III lle State oncen week, u:,. ii ,h-
'iay Of eirci'nn "f ,hs Delegates I" sd Con
reniion; and hat is ihr sens of ,Ls Gr....
raj Assembly shat the Managers Of Elections
are h"und ;" proceed to give tie usual nn,ic..
OF election, and I" held .i,c sAm." ns dia-crvd
ny said Act, without awaiting, further ins.ruc.
tons. X
WM. J.. MARTIN. c. 3.
John T. SLOAN, {. u. r.
Nov. l6. 1860 80 ct
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-23
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