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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1860-12-20

fNAuGuRAT1oN OF Gov. PIcKENs.-Ye es-
to-day. Gov. Pickens was inaugurated,
in accordance with the forms usual on
such occasions. Owing to the soiemnlty
of this particular case, and the crisis du-
ring which he was elected, it was decided
lysone. of. the most impressive that we
lave ever witnessed. Tie inaugural WAS
heard with bated breath, and as its firm
and decided positions were announced
they were received sentence after SEN
tence with loud applause. When the
Governor, after having graphically sur
veyed the dangers which surrounded the
State, announced, his readiness to take
the oath Of Office, a feeling of satisfaction j. ;,
ran through the large assembly. All felt
that in this heurof trial, we had a Coy,
crnor at the heIm.upon whom We could
rely with fill.eonfdence.
Hon. Howell Cobb, of Georgia, Col J.
A. Elmore, of Alabama, Hon c, D. Hook
er, of Mississippi, were in attendance by
special invitation. The ceremony passed
off in heeshappiest manner.-Caroean'dn.
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For Clerk.

nSS- We are authorized to announce Capt. II. r.
vANDIyER as candidate for Clerk of the Court
at the next election.
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8 8 9 8
SEVEN YEARS +!

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srnINeF1ELD, ILL, December 15.-Ed-
ward Bates, of Missouri, held q long in
terview with Lincoln to-day. 1t is said
that Lincoln formally offered him the
most of Secretary of the Interior
Bates is strongly opposed to secession,
and says tits treason and must be put
down by the authority of the Federal
Government at all hazards.
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Dissolution.

TIE copartnership heretofore existing under the
day day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons in
debted to said firm will please make settlements
with II. B. ARNOLD, as the notes and books OF ;. ao-
count will remain in his hands for short timo
only So, now is the time to save cost:
H. b. ARNOLD,
J. L. ARNOLD.
Oct. 90, 1860 II Ut
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rsssr. Tho friends of Col. F. A. HOKE announce
him a candidate fer Clerk of the Court for Ander-
son District at the next election.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

number, for the election of Representatives
throughout all the States and gives his reasons
at some length. The recommendation is good
one aud we hope it will be acted upon.
TARIFF-He recommends specific duties in lieu
of the present dd rdlorem system-urges as rea-
sons therefor, the frauds at present practiced
upon the customs under the ad palorem tariff the
necessity for raising revenue, and the just protec
tion due to American manufacturers.
Altogether, the message is sound, intelligent
and patriotic document, and may be ranked
among the most conservative messages of any
one of our late Presidents
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~There is a titof gossip going about
in lac English papers to this effect: The
Duke of Brsbant recently made a visit to
the sultan Of Turkey. His Majesty, dcsir.
Ing TO show much hontr to his illustrious
guest, dispatched q. royal collation. Vt chib-
osuss and narghiles to Emirshan tor the
Dukes use during his stay. These. !, is
said, amounted to no fewer than seventeen
pipe sticks, with the c~ostlies, amber mouth.
pieces, oil diamond mounted. Several Of
them were the very ne plus ultra cfTursish
art, and the Duke, II is said. gave ut,srance
/. his admiration in terms loud anil explicit.
The Turkish monarch at once said in the
| Oriental style, 4" They are yours" The
Duke took the phrase literally. and packed
up the whole array. valued at about s5i.
900.
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A NEw ISyESfioS Til Austin Texas
Gazette says. ave have lad the pleasure
Of wi,rtS.ing the model Of new iny'u,ion
which is calculated TO create sone star IN
.ha cotton par, of the South. \ very in.
~geaious citizen named Wm. Pitts, Esq"
has constructed a machine in which the Ia
bor Of ten Lands may De dispensed With in
plovins and cutting gu: the cotton plant.
u looks like the under running Of a railroad
car, and q series of hoes revol,e round an
iron shat. while the machine is in motion.
A piow is in front which acts s. culti,ator,
trimming Oh the weeds TO a proper distance,
II will DO sold at aboa. hhy-dollars. anl il
|, performs vha, i; is designed to 10, vii
psy for itself in a few daystriai.
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HDw

1As Ns.sAss Courier aid Canton Citizen
cooss y In a entire new dress we con,
sra.lsss or frissas apon hi, evidence Of
their saccsss.
We have a,so received . Number ofs ns~
paper Tho Grand Trunk Magnetism" pub.
iaAsd byJ. G. waddel, 1t Magnolia, Miss
Also the "cOpiah News" 1t Hssisaurs., byJ
". Ward, ESQ.,, both papers are ably ediset
and Of Enc typographical appearance, re
aec,ips credit upon their Publishers.
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ypuc1r -suAHpnuua.

We have rseeivsd directly from the man.
uAssurer, ~ nessess and most complete
lisals csa,esisass IN Ne shape Of shsver's
Psssss Issss, rslisAss, PaPsr-susssr and
Psss1 SAaspner, tAas ~ have evss net
sitk wsssss - srsas sanirss u YsnAee
onnbsG. ~ EEL certain tAss tkis dses
sssssos oaas tAss AesA Call ssd re Il
~ yssssssvo
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Rangers Notice.

T'aEEN Up By Chsnsy Brown. livirfs.
l above Belmont. q s5rreIl mare rs'
The mare u sh8at : or 9 vssFs old. Y
The colt Is hliei With q star
r. B. JCsss
Rauzr
Parala. Iult I. 1sfn.
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OBITUARY

Dip.HTID this IT, Luly end. tSit. at her
residence IL Pamela county. Nis... IN he nth tsat
u hsr tgs, Laura tss ala Bake, consent Vi ! et.
ard %. Bs.sr, ahl daughter II tfai. an tsv,nie
Ms.sndss. y Adsta. ecsnit, " a.. leaving 70 her
tyrcsvti aashsr nd the es.s " ~ 'iftis Chtld o..
\ char.s;e- c'ntrsn. for N, sincerity. ientl upst.
aEsC,ic- ard risty. !. y I" thirf II tesrty'-tbe
contemplation VI tA5S1 to thr ( - sill ev,r te "a
Icy for svVr." sash = ehailt.tf ~ the de-
ceased 10 an eminent degree. sh va a s.uscfs
friend. 40 ansc;icusts w.f. anil mother. Nh humble
sni devoted Christian. Hrs US = iisristtjJa
sinsuIsf'y beautiful and Lovely. FREE from I'll EEL
fshucss md sncharttaslsuess. sht itsIbutfo tive
good ci ,hsss around her, and for ,bs S.Jry lfGJt.
10 hsr frisrd. and farrily her US i trrspares'e.
Gloom AMI despair cnst-outs thu, fsuitv hearth.
stone. sslt,sl- nitis JOYOUS snl harry b her "a
da1t presence. The psess hat have snrwp isT
1ute vii sntw her N a1fe. 1hts loving tts j.
jimnsj in leah. thi, y inslrs .mlIs has vanished.
that andy W &c Is hu bel forever. She has pas.
80 swav frcr earth Eixe 4 beautiful visOu an
has left an aching ,Vid that none ean tl. nrt
alts. alss. vhy indulge The rs'rgsfsst. 80 psirful
and heart. witheriusf L., the loved ones. rather.
thu, she has III bet III. b. ehesrsd be The frasc
tisn tbs. he has s1ehsnged an earthly for a hes
vsnlv srowu. and 10 them che has lets the iuhssi.
lance Of xsed ~scuussIs snl q shinin. essuple, -
rsminI them thu. esrth IL hus Z probationary
home. ard {, hs-kou then or 10 ,ha. mansisu In
the ssi.s where there 10 neither scervv nor Sickness
nor death. and where he good are Matted to part
no rncr.. 3.
Na,ehsf coarisr pieaee esp~.
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UxsAruRAL cnilpsES.-rhc Rome Is.
Y. Seminal states that an aged man. Mr..
Kroop, living in the town Of Ava, oneila
coun,y, committed suicide BY hanging. .
few days sga Ills two sons bad quarrelled
slsus HE support, and the father relieved
then both taking himself on lie Vas "a
ysrssh
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FOR SALE.

wffI sell .. Public Auction - ~ :
L bidder. =. the Cour, Here dccf = - !.
Saturday. the Gle, day Of july. lsee
likely negro woman. Who
washer. aud 6rst.rate wsaver.
Terms, one half cash, the other h,f a. /
jui-rf7, fFo. =
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TEiNiNi .fm rruty /, calcl in The %
, fruli,. ,W lrrp4r, 10 make NJ {
etiles. Brtlla, arI usm,... % oflf.
81 lt,.t r',cs. sou'ls,k the p%alr'r''
etsn' VI taH5.a api ,i,inity. Al KID Z
.n. done ~ reasonable rates. Salts
,ttaul,4 Toms, cash. Shop over iR
c =. 81 Cupg
tlt Dr.. 1850. .
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TINT NvupEp ~ NAPOLEON ASp G'ri.
nAlpt ptntrtp ~ lioNr.-lhe tlorcrcf
correspondent Of the Providence Journal
.ay, that s1u. surprising revelation nrc b.
ra madc in la investigation aarr uu wpi =
direction If the Cam.sn'lai Bsiio', OF the
French garrison. \ lotlt.teW discover.
ed In which several Ut The Roman p'.laey
are said tobc implicated with M iee an "h.
i,ct than TO cause the assassination Of the
Emperor Napoleon apl GENERAL GarIbulIi.
The head of the I,rmor, according TO- The
testimony. va, valued as high os i've luui.
red thousand francs. and thar 4 the latter
a, one hundred thousand Francs. Two iu-
d.yiduals. With he names Of Farrchi and
M,riani, were the one. 10 PM TIE s,iru III
e~1Scal.on. The examination is still Going
on.
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Rangers Nntinn.

vftkrE uf uu tto flsnistion ~ u. 81
4 lpe.gnt fitcs. hy David bichr'd..
arrr. si'r. 10 % o. bond. i..h. Il,.e
q Too. va,sei fall mifr aul tail. Arf
".
p.H ipSi'
Pamela. ialy 70, 1850. s5.sw l.w;r,F
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For. Sale.

4 OYER for s.le nay residence In ,ht.'
J rane'a ,l,p. eight, lrfes u good butga
q joining or uetr thc corporation. Fat
lal, T. lirrss fHs ~ p,l..H. J. g., Hta.
it. 100. % 80
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F4ft P.rolt Sirr

~ f. Prali N--.
Ng Frf,aa Knowing thpt gour pp.'
stands nor. coumtal ID polite. tha' in
tulawt ora, open ak, q, iuc connuuicl
tpn .fott,r marty. tuatre ~ plain
.lcps a. So tlc .,t.e 81 polite. in tb'.
County.
Tho e.,i, Democratic parity having h''h
~ nr. is 80, ii.rcl fragment. ~, r%gllcg. uf
t'rw..t,,. micr tllce distinct ad- CIV
factions s.v ,Lr lItnlcr rul Iahtuin.
party. nr follower II rr.,sur e au,
Lone, w. ell faction. iudru. from the uu-
prvccdcntci vatm weather vc hIye ha.s I''
the pt-t few di,. are somewhat the ma.t
uuncrou. having been starved out ut
Charleston and Baltimore. it require. o
NOR, than u.ual tmouut II ere to supply
thcm tut 81. ~ cptnbustihic mittcr vii
sooner ~ l1,,r give Wy 10 thst element.
,lcy will soon burn out
Another &. the s%guatt,r soycror IN ol
pourla, faction. who are rather quiet, ant
don't have murh to .ay n"hoN.
Third. and last. though hy no mean
least. are the conservative or Cuiuu Gle
mcu,. vho vcre Democrats from principle
and supported that party because il WI.
na,ionsi party. and are rov ready to sup
ror, the candidates Of ihe Constitutions
Union party fcr the same reason. bu; a
We have no %clrCtor for this ii-irirt. the,
are ct . loss to know lce il-y all hav
an opportunity to support their candidates
Now. why is this : Why lie there sue
ic,harrv ; such q perfect PARALYSIS in til
mon party Of this county Il cannot b
/, Jisafcction toward the candidates &c tia
party-ve have not Ouly sifniicd cu
hearty end perfect satisfaction with tn
Nominees of the par, IN a ratification meet
|. ing. but NC hare our srst choice for Pres
l dent. Now It is time that we were takin
: some action on this ma,tcr-that We wcr
! preparing for an active and vigorous can
! raign. w should not rest quietly. wit
. seeming satisfaction With the majority y
g are certain Of in this county. hu, arou,
e ourselves. set the Bells to ringing. IN
! show to other counties. to our sister State
; to the United States. that We feel an int
est. that We arr ,horoughly aroused, tn.
!, we have sounded the tccsin Of war M
scctioualisn. Squalterism and all the 9TH
o isrns adverse to the Constitution au1 cuu
srirhts wherever and in whatever shape
! may show its hidecus and reasonable fac
That We have a, Cur mast heal the ste
i,nd ssrirc.. headed by the cDa.,i,u,ic
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De. JOHN M. WNIlHI

TVS resmtb.diiy .iD,ift 81 ,is t,.iAstt
u m 800 .l l%tn1't. IN iA.
t@IIeto.i.v where b. 'n D. f,und ~ ih0,s :
, prof ..l,kl -.siIgt.
lpIy ~. leI1
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DtEOs.in Psro.s eeun.y, rear Niteh.'I'.
eros, Rcsis, on II. sissh Of Jrl-. Of iulsrfma.
ton Of the brain, Stirling A. walifip. son Of +.
W. and q. W. waiirip. aged ten moa,hs.
Who Of ne can describe the sreuy Of The b.
rravei parents OF this darling boz. a. ,hsv saw
aim smile for the las. time, ss thsy PARTED ths col.
den locks from his fair brow. imprinted the Ia.
farewell kiss urun his chsrrb Ii,s. aai resigned
hsm to his l1aslv h1me benst,h the eeii elsv AL
the consolation | tan cfer, az a sympathit;n.
friend. Is tea. your earthly S:sslirz IL ~, "a
angel II mansions If rior,. heyori the .sis..
ns4lh steals. hat n -vrsr with bloom
1he lie hat ~triamrhs Ger he tcnb.
lie disdre, bat bah aswn.
Live. live ahsfe. al hesstsaas Sterling.
What art thou N another sEhsrs7
An angel in their evn.
so rss,a our darling Sterling. Peaceful IA A..
silent s's@ssr. t~Fc<as.
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Notice to Contractor

nun undersigned Eu ling tnnh'n rl q
! %Ntrrntum nl ~ ltnnl As.oas
rlutn 'rurt,, rni'd hrfale motifs % VI
mas rnurHfu. iHtf it' 90" uoa fsudy iolo
scaled %pl"pl.ak inr 'h' hu ting Il IN,
81 rIi. 20 ~, N..N iiHn. lim, tnl pc
to. til 'n ltrui go 'ur store OF Ldth sIs
~ i,iINtI l i'euHIu
t ,f uI ua' tl' tuHtfiet h. fonniius Z
q . lts sri t Go Co., IpV'.t builder. bd 81.
governed -om4u. tur re.pJu.b,ny asi.
a,t,I /! y .a, tr .uIltug.
81. n. " iRn,
y. MOORE.
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,p,.ap would erlr tg.m. md rl,e1 m.
ermrd, =, nearly ,.ui4.t,ot lstn..n
Pamela and -pa,e.,li, n. tte land
which ,hey could obtain nj ANYTHING l1a d
..ir p,i,.. ee.'l admit ~. Tho p.e,sr,
location !, about tlre,a .ndniynrd h rth,.
from Bdcssue ,han il /, from Pamela.
There v,Il b. several GOOD. ,Dad, street.
l,,hp, +, Il from pa,s.,,ue. and, tho v,'l
noib.t- Of The constitution
which restricts the far ground, To- certain
limits, was made with the a.. .,ance and
advice Of men living north Of the river.
anon. whom vc-. men Of sound md .mcnt
anil Anoul,ltc IN su.l natter. VII, looked
y. tho thing IN all RI, b@sa.,r. and he,
made no objection. but voted for ia ri,p.
ton. wiiA Ia. d.efcrens, 10 nj 4s e6o
NAV dia.r with a. in our hum,I. H., #
tho subject. We must SAY ,h,. ,ts ,ruc
.,;,;. ~ coa.e,v,.;.- AL e,-,..t i..r,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
SNITHyILE, July ., 1860.

The Convention appointed to nee. in this
place TO appoint an elector on the Union
Ticket for the Fourth Congressional District
met to-day.
On motion of DR. Il. E. Fain Of Putnam
Col. George Beckwith was called to the Chair
who, thereupon, in appropriate remarks, ex
planned the object of the meeting.
Walton Smith was appointed Secretary
DR.. r. E. Fain CT Putnam, T. L. Pointer Of
Jackson, Major Leonard AdcOck of Warren,
Walton Smith and ]. a. Nesmith of DeKalb
were appointed committee to draft resolu-
tions, when the following were reported and
unanimously adopted:
Resolued. That the Union. the Constitution
and the Enforcement of the Laws, is Plat
form upon which all true patriots may and
should stand.
Resolred, That we heartily endorse the &C.
ton of the Baltimore Union Convention, in
the nomination of Bell and Everett for Presi-
dent and Vice President; and pledge TO those
nominees. our united and cordial support.
ResolUed, That among the many able and
distinguished members of the Union party In
this District, we select Hon. S. S. Stanton, Oi
Jackson county for our elector for the com
ing Presidential canvass.
RtsoLuef That the Chairman inform the
Hon. S. S. Stanton of his nomination by this
Convention. That the Republican Banner
Nashville PATRIOT, Cookyilie Times, and
Union papers generally be requested to pub
lish these proceedings. and that the Secretary
| furnish each of the aforesaid papers with 4
copy. GEORGE BECKWITH,
WALTON SMITH, Sec'y. Chm'n.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
Noble and True. ,,

On the 21st of December, 1859, Hon. ]. C.
BRECKENRIDGE made a political speech at
Frankfort, Ky. Towards the close Of it, at
ter complimenting the Northern democracy,
he said
There is another element at the North,
not large, but NOBLE AND TRUE. 1t consists
of the scattered cohorts of the old wing par
ty, of men like EVERETT. CHoATE, and their
associates, whose conservatism, culture and
patriotism. rs5eilsd against the publican alb.
dHce.
Now, Mr.. BREckNRIDGE is the candidate OF
a sectional faction, some of whose leaders
are denouncing Mr.. EyERErr as untrue, and
an enemy of the South. They have succeed
ed in " driving the democratic party 10 the
WALL rent it in twain. and seek to destroy
the 80 noble and true men Of the North. up
on whom the South can always rely for
safety and for succor.'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
Isrecksnrsaee in Georgia.

The Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle says the dem
ocratic people are fast abandoning the Sece-
ders' ticket, the residuary legatees of all the
corruption and denominations of the present
administration-the supple tools of the camp
followers and plunderers.'' The Chronicle
adds:
In this (Richmond) county, it is said by
those who ought to be posted, that there are
only thirty-tapO Breckenridge men, out of a
voting population of near two thousand.
Gentlemen from Columbia inform us that
there are Serea out of 500, in that county.
From Lincoln we hear of none In Wilkes
there are goodly number, but they are very
anxious 10 compromise. The Franklin Democ-
racy, we learn. are almost unanimous for
Douglas and johnson; and the same
news comes also from Hall and Habersham.
The Seceders bid fair in Georgia, according
to present appearances, to die ont before the
first frost
We sincerely trust that the conservative
democrats of Georgia who are opposed to
BREcKINRIDGE will not support the other sec
tional democratic ticket, but unite with The
Constitutional Union party, and make a gal
liant struggle with them to preserve the
Union.