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PERPETUAL UNION.

The party Of Union. savers who have done
more perhaps than any others to destroy thu
Union, are those who have fought, and still fight
under the despotic banner bearing on its fold'
the baneful motto-"The Union must and shall
be preserved" We of South Carolina recognize
only one form of perpetual union, and thai is in
the marriage contract. The ladies-in the mems
ear-caunot be so naughty and bad as to make
us desire secession from them! But we ART
sick of the brotherly love of the Yankees and
we claim the liberty, whenever it suits us, te
"cut their company"
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HENRY WARD e

zone of Henry Ward Beecher's lady admirers
SAYS he has the front face of a lion and the pro-
fle of a sheep, which may be considered COM
plimentary or not" 1t means that he has but
little brains in the intellectual and moral re-
gions of his Uranium and his self-conceit has
fattered him into the belief that he is an honest
man. Hence the 'face is put ON; but the
sheep in him is natural.
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For the Yorkvllle Enquirer.
THE CONVENTION.

Never have We been called upon to perform 6
more solemn political duty, than will be devolved
upon us the sixth day Of December next. Thu
consequences of that election will affect our chill
dren for veal or woe, to the latest generation
Let every voter, then, discharge his duty on thai
day without Partially, without regard to TIT
fear or favor of man, with an eye single to tn
honor of his District and the good Of his State
WHO shall represent York District! We ough'
to send men of intelligence, unquestionable firm
ness and courage, speaking talent and height Of
character. Who will say, that the ticket pre-.
scented by the District meeting last Thursday
does not combine these elements in o high de
gree? The writer took no part in that meeting
If he had had O voice in the matter, possibly
he would have proposed some changes. But fo1
one, he is willing to lay aside, or forget all per
sonal preferences, and give q cordial support tt
all the nominees. This We submit, is due t.
them. Are they not all good and true men p
Have we any f. ars, that they will betray either
our interests OF our HOQUT! COulQ We SEM any
who would more faithfully and ably represen
us, thar those who are placed as candidates be
fore us by a large and highly respectable Assem-
bly of our fellow citizens? I will not wait fol-
an answer. is it not our duty to unite upon thi
ticket! The reputation of our District and tn
influence of cur Delegates in the Convention de
mand harmony and uuanimity in their support
Is this a time for the indulgence of partisan
feelings, ambition, pride or jealousy? Does no
the occasion rebuke anything of this sort ? Doe
not the crisis demand self denial and a willing
ness to sacrifice everything but a good conscience
Is any one worthy to be trusted, at a time lik'
this, who would encourage discord and divisio,
to crafty party feeling or personal pride? Aut
will not be be counted worthy Of double honor
who, for the honor of bis District and the good
of his State, will lay all upon the altar Of pat
riotism and BE- willing to lead or fouov, to do Of
suffer for his hearthstone, for his country and fol-
his God9 This we are assured is the feeling
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A. n.

We publish on the outside of this weeks issue
some able papers from the pen of this distin'
guished and venerable patriot, copied from thu
Southern Guardian. We intend to lay the entire
series, as they appear, before our readers; and
we hope the warning voice of this Demosthenes
will not fall upon a single ~listless ea:. We have
a worse than Philip to contend with. We would
rejoice to know that these articles were publish.
ed in every paper of the South, and especially
of South Carolina.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-11-29

We have received frequent complaints about
discontinuing the Enquirer to subscribers, with
ont due notice. We. have concluded, therefore,
to place q blue cross mark on the margin of the
paper, four weeks before the time paid for ex'
pires. This will show that the paper will be
stoned, unless subscription is renewed.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-11-29

We have not heard of this celebrated individ-
ual since the Presidential election. Neither
have we heard of Fred. Douglas, in the same
time. We wonder where Fred. and Stephen
ore9
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GOyERNOR GIsT's MESSAGE

Came in the papers of yesterday. 1t IS un'
questionahly an able document. We will pub
lish the most interesting portions, if not all OF
it, next week.
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COL. W. ID. WlLoON.
J. B. Erwin, Esq, moved that a Committee
of seven be appointed to make suitable arrange
ments for the District Convention, to be held on
Sale.day.
The following Committee was appointed: j.
B. Erwin, Chairman, DR.. J. r. Bratton, ]. Boil
ton Smith, DIR. ]. NJ. Lowry, s. R. Moore, Dr.
A. I. Barron and William W. East.
Edward Moore, ESQ.,, moved that the meeting
now hear from the nominees, their position rela'
tive to Secession. He accepted, as an amend
ment, the annexed resolution, which was put tc
the House and passed withouta dissenting voice,
RESOLVED, That it is the sense of this meeting
that the State of South Carolina in Convention.
should dissolve her connection with the Fedora
Government, by immediate Separate State Sc
c~ession.
The nominees, addressing themselves to this
resolution, took substantially the following posi-
ton:
Mr.. Rainey said be was once q cooperation
ist ; but would 90 ahead now for secession. He
had hope of the Union then but now, no hope
He would vote for secession out and out, let the
consequences be what they may.
DR.. Allison was ready in 1852 and would
now subscribe to the above resolution.
Maj. Springs said the cause of action now is
very different from what it was in 1852. The
Democratic Party was then our hope. That was
now split. The election of Lincoln was the
"overt act" He would now go for secession,
prompt, absolute, unconditional.
Col. Cad Jones did not, he said, in the least,
expect the nomination. He was a stranger in
our midst, comparatively. Was but lately from
the Old North State. He said North Carolina
would move slowly-because there are great
parties there and each would be afraid to move
6rst-but when she does move she will move
like an avalanche Mr.. G.. said "Mark this ~
and repeated the expression. There is but one
thing, he said, for South Carolina to do-and
that is to secede Immediately. She has co-ope-
ration, now; the act will bring more. He wished
to represent the people, not misrepresent them
and he wanted it distinctly understood-and
didn't want any one to vote for him who did not
understand it-that if he went to the Convention,
he would vote for secession without any condi-
ton whatever.
Col. Wilson said that South Carolina is now
in the crisis Of her destiny. She is the Banner
State of this great Revolution. If the men 60
forward, they will prove worthy; if not, the
women would call a Convention and secede J.
The wrongs and insults Of years had at length
fired the heart of the State and of the South
He would go for prompt, unreserved and eternal
secession.
Maj. A. A. Mckenzie moved that the proceed
iugs of this meeting be published in the district
papers.
The meeting then adjourned.
F. H. SIMRIL, Chairman.
WILLIAM W. EAST, Secretary.
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This mississippi Legislature,

AUGUSTA, November 27.-Dispatches received
in this city from Jackson, Miss, state that the
Legislature merely organized to day, and the
Governors Message was delivered. Its tone is
uncompromising. The members are unanimous
for secession.
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the fires of patriotism glowed with youthful ar
dor-stepped forward and said: 81 am nothing
but a plough boy but am for Resistance. Th'
North has broken the Constitution, and South
Carolina is Independent. am for fighting fol
our libertieB!"
Edward Moore, ESQ.,, moved, as an amend
ment to Mr.. Erwin's amendment, that the nom
mating Committee consist Of fifteen gentlemen
Sam'l W. Melton, Esq, rose to speak in favol
of Mr.. ErWin's amendment for o Committee o.
twenty-five +; but after a few remarks, was called
to order.
Pending the decision Of the chair, and annie
much confusion, Maj. Springs rose, and said thai
if all the gentlemen who had motions or amend
meuts be fore .Ie house would withdraw them
he would make q motion that would meet thu
sanction of all. He saw that disharmony was
likely to prevail, and urged upon all to accede te
his proposition. All motions and amendments
were withdrawn and Mr.. Melton, thereupon,
resumed his seat.
Mr.. Springs moved that the chair appoint 9
Committee Of twenty one to make nominations
and his motion was seconded all over the house,
DR.. R. T. Allison withdrew his name from
"the old nomination." Saml Rainey, ST., and
DR.. A. I. Barron withdrew their names, also
I. D. Witherspoon, Esq, on the part of Col
W. B. Wilson, who was absent, withdrew Mr.,
Wilson's name.
Maj. Springs motion carried, and the follow
ing COMMITTEE was appointed by the chair,
namely Dr.. J. B. Withers, Chairman; Georg'
Steele, VIM. A. Latta. John H. Adams, VIM. A
Moore, Cap.. E. N. Crawford, Danl Williams
Archibald Steele, Capt. J. F. Workman, Eugen'
Hutchinson, Hugh H. simril, Capt. Robert Glenn
Maj. A. A. Mckenzie, J. l.. NJ. Adams, Esq.
DR.. ". J. Good, Rev. W. W. Carothers, Jno. s
Bratton, Thos. Whitesidea, DR.. Juo. Crosby, VIM
Plaxico and Capt. j. W. Avery.
The meeting then heard short patriotic ad
dresses from. their Senator and Representatives
after which they had a recess Of an hour.
After the recess, the meeting r~e-assembled tt
hear the nomination for the Convention, which
is as follows:
DE-. R. T. ALLISON,
SAN,T, RAJNEY SR..
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-11-29

Field and Fireside.
This Southern composite weekly-literary,
AGRICULTURAL, and horticultural-recently chan
ged literary editors. John R. Thompson ~retires,
and James Nathan Ellis enters.
We commend the paper to our friends. Two
dollars a year. Augusta, Georgia.
When Southern men make up their minds to
devote as much labor to their literary papers as
the Yankees do, our literary papers will be as
good and as popular as Yankee papers are
Not till then. 1t is nonsense of the stupldest
kind to preach about want of patronageto South
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-11-29
YORkVILlE, S. c..
IooK ONT FOR THE CROSS

THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 90, lst
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opAIDfNG,s PREPARED GLUEi
-
sPALDINa,s PREPARED aLvEi
spALDING's PREPARED aLuEi
Save the PiecesI

SOON MYi D sf Nj
sz~uA Stitch In Time Saves Nina.n-@N
Aaaeedents will happen, eyenin weiiregulaed faniesN
desirable to have cheap and convenient way Tor re
pairing Furniture, Toys orockery, etc.
spaIdfng,s Prepared Glue
ee all such household can afford to Be
1t ia always ready and mp to the sticking point
rhereis no necessity for mpng chairs pnered We
headless dolls broken cradles 1t Is lust the article
n, she'll and other work. popular with s
dies 81 refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation Is used cold being enemcsn5
b solution and possessing ell the valuable qualities Of the
hest glue II may be used in the piaee Oh
nary rnuelage, being vastly more adhesive
sUSEFuL IN EVERY HOUSE,
MA Brush accompanies each bottle Priee, y cents.
wholesale Depot, No. As Cedar street New York
kSara.. HENRY @. sPALnINa CO.,
Box No. $500. New York.
Put for Dealers In four eight sndtweys
Lithograph Gard accompanying each
package. - =, -,
as-A single bottle of sPALDIEG's PREPARED aLuk
viii ten times annually every honsshod&
Sold by all promnen, staoners. Druggists Hardware eno
| Furniture Dealers arocers AND Fancy Stores
| Country merchants should make note Of sPAbDiNa'f
AIRED GLUE when making their list II will sssne
/ any climate. 3as 'sSW
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STATE LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Orleans, city Of New Oreans,3
BIZ ii remembered that this 4h day Of Dccember 1859
before me- subscriber, Iea Of the Peace in and for the
ss aforesaid personally Appeased omer Gaard President
and l. sehrsbef Secretary Of The Gitizsns Mutual Insurance
Company III New orleans, who hag duly according 70
law, do eposs sa that The above accounts are Just and
tre aud from The books Of said Company,
u. GArLLAHD, President.
A. sOHREIBER. Secretary
sn 8 anss snhserbsa before me- this day. Deconahs
Il issa = - ARTHUR SAUCER,
Th,eS 1ce cf the PEACE for the Parish Of Orleans.
Esa Of Trustees hays resolved Q pay sx Per cent M
The outstanding CeftirNtss q Erol ioT ns ssns
and after The second in Feefnafs nsS.
Per nsn earne reuupis 81 The company o5 US
Ysar sndiER NosatnheF MI 1859 which Certificates will be
Issued he ser1ud In February nszt
ssa4 I'm -YKUsrHxH-
Ge4 ". west r. P. Hunt,
lns. All White, ME- Musson,
Dnaglas West Martin Gordon Sf.s
D. JamIson, Nuns Augusin.
Az. Miltenhcfgar, StsNirs Olivier
I.eisy. Il. Bohn.
Omar 9aiilard.
rhs cosipsny eoanue against fhs peFz the
and rlsea and damage by me, At the
8 = - S9ssee No Searbhdeaet street die
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

80 'he iiesss@a'e - Of Tie City Of New Orleans;
Il nrsnefy fronting 90 nigany street, Benyieto
canal sTces os respectfully petition honorable body
liz auction notice in the official Journal Inc cen
tta paing wish sanar haeks a CANDY street from hsn
ye and for raising se sidewalks on DOM es
and parsne the sarle with Rag stones.
Tile whole work DO performed 10 conformity with ne spcc
fcAtious Of ste City Surveyor
Rnshton, i ss9 iset;;
Secretary Assistant Board.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.
4S<S,,aa EG lSSsA Pursuant Proclamation His
XSsEsT Ssgs$sS$syNSSSs Eycelency THOMAS O. MOORE,
sEs,NsAMx% Governor of The State of Louisiana,
hearing date 2lst September 1860, the
qualified voters Of that poroA of the Orleans of
the Mississippi river hereby notified election will be
held TUESDAY, the 9th day November 1860 for one
Commissioner Of the Board Of PUBLIC Works for the First Dis
triet
The Polls will be opened each Election Precinct from the
hours Of eight o'clock A. NJ till clock p the said
9Th day Of November 1862 for the purpose receiving the
votes of the qualified of that portion of the Parish OF
leans Aforesaid under the snperintendence Commission
and Clerks to be appointed by the authorities designated by
law The election TO be conducted and rpcae
the Undersigned, returning officer, according law.
Sheriffs Office Parish Of Orleans, Oct. l, 1860
L. r. PARKER Sheriff.
"A Wis D'ELECTION.--Par suite de In pro-
IA cainaon de son Excellence THOMAS o. MOORE Con:
verneur de ta de Ia Louisiana du sep
ehe 1860 les aecteurs qualities de portion paroisse
dorleans Test du fenye Mississippi sont par present notifies
quune ELECTION tenue lie MARDf sixeme jonf
yemhre 1850 pour ComtnaiTe du Bureau des Trayaux
Publics pour lie Premier District.
Les polls seon ouverts dams chaQue reimbursement
depnis INIT heues du matn usqua qae heres de RpTes
midi e dit jour six de novembre 1860 Pellet rccevor
bulletins des eleceu qualities portion paroisse
d0reans snsdite, la surveillance des
Gfehiers qui seront desgnes par fautors compeente
Eeection deyra ee cGnduite trpcata
ront ee envos soussgn6 charge les transere
formdnent a la loi.
Bureau du Sheriff Paroisse d Orleans,
OIL 2tins T. i PARKER shsrif
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cyrENCfI. MARKING PLATES, FOR MFR
= chants Manufacturers Planters etc., cut IN copper
snd Brass in superior style, BY
10 sPossras .110
NEW ORLE4xs. La,
Manufacturers Dealers "copper" Tin and Sheet IronwAre
and Stoves, of the most approved patterns.
n7~GutteFing and Roofing IN all its various branches
RS-tohbing promptly attended TO- elA ~
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TIE xrsscrue having eeeAy constructed this Dock under
il prepared g take p shps stsansfs
AElese epposa de lcahoA Landing waere = conssston
Cabling Business shch his lcag experence Ara the isess
s pussssss ses wh he PERSONAL q AZ VOTE
= - = 1872 : W JANIS MARTIN, Proprietor.
&l-0fdefs le nj she o.q Of the agents. WM y, DEWEY
60 d nd s. rassr stFeet New flsaes viii be promptly
attended TO- Hs y"
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The and respective interests of the parties to this act


Thus done and passed at the city Of New Orleans aforesa
this day and year first above w in presen 81
Marcel Dncros ard Antoine Copand witnesses Of lawful age
expressly required and domcated In this city, who heeanIe
sign their with said appearer and nae, Notary.
The original signed j. b. S[AWSON and others.
IN. T. DUCRoS,
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
certify foregoing copy Of the original eA
tant in my Current Register
New Orleans, lstl June 1850. : y .4n.
The undersigned Recorder Mortgages and for the Farsi
of Orleans ceries that the foregoing Charter has pee w
day recorded in Society Book No. 4, folio 4l4.
New Orleans 18th June, 1850 -,.,
je20 1taw5t NH AS nSRGANTEi.. Deputy heeoroe.:-
NxPECTED PER SHIP JOHN CARVER
IA from Bordeaux
$50 cases Apricots, in Brandy.
i5d Primes,
Sd :. Strawberries, In Juice.
35I :. Garet-Lecompte Co., quarts
For sale BY :" s. D. eRATIAAS co, ,,..,.
sel4 By Onstemhenses asS'
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The most oifecla remedy Which the skl
times devise this everywhere prevailing and fatal male
ady 1t combined from the active reeias that have
been discovered for the expngation of this foul disorder
the blood and the Of the system from its destructive
sequences Hence should be employed for the Of only
ScroIula hut also those other affections which IT,
such Erupve and skin Diseases Antfonys Fire Rose
Eryspelas Pimpes Pasules Blotces Blans and Bois
Tumor letter and Salt Rheum Scald Head Rngwor Rheu-
mattsm Sylphie and Mercrai Diseases nfopsy Dyspeps
Debility and, indeed all complaints arising frpn Initiated
Impure Blood The popular belief for mpurity of the bood
founded in truth, for ScrolR degenerate of the blood
The particular purpose and virtue Of this para 10 pu
ry and Fegeneae this vital fluid without which health
II cOntan@inated constitutions
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STATE LOUISIANA, !
Parish Of Orleans. City of New 0re MS
Be remembered that this 10th day of March, 1850
me- subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
Janver Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company New Orleans who being duly according
law depose and say that the above accounts and
true and transcript the books the Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. r. JANyIER, Secretary.
Sworn to subscribed before this 10th day Of March,
1850 D. r. MITCHELL,
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i,haassabse cOnseil assmun de Ia Ncnsee orldans'
nrx.SSYyaUBS- tie soussigne, proprietaEre
I sur BapssosgnA des rdes Rieayio Canal tres
se "A secfon iee de ID neuyeie charire aire yendre
Fsnca apes davis dams L. gazette oiciele
t csir hocs de granite, fcarr6s la Bonr
eoys Ia Bcve eeile da Canal ct pogr reeye les
baiettss deux cote peur Ia CONGESTION des des
b,ssaettes Feres plates ousrage enter deva it
dspfes les specifications du Noyer de Ia Vile
Rushson, 100 pieds
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
OF 1awSv Secratae u Bureau des Assistants Aldermen.
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STATE LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS,
City Of New Orleans.
Be II remembered the 18th day of January 1860 be
ore me- the subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos soo President and
James Edwards Secretary of Mutual Com
many Of New Orleans who being duly according law
do aepose and say that and
and correct transcript the books of said company
TH0S. SLO0 President,
JAS EDWARDS, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed this 18th day of January
1860. D. f. MliohhLl4s
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish of Orleans,
The BOARD of resolved interest Of SII
PER CENT IN CASH, the outstanding Certificates OF
Profits TO the thereof to their legal
n and after the 18th day February Also declare
dividend Of FORTY PER CENT. t4o cent? the ne
earned premiums Company for the ending Dcce
her slst 1852 which certificates will be issued the 18th
March next.
The Directors, after reserving ONE MILLION OF peL-
LARS Of profits have all the outstanding
Certificates of Profits of the 1856 he redeemed
and uad to the their legal
and after the 18th lay February The Certificates to be
produced at payment for caneement and interest
| on same to cease after the sist December, 1889
1 THOMAS sL0o. President
| JAMES D. DENEGRB, viee-Presidept.
JAMES EDWARDS Secretary. "
pIRKoIoRs'
James D. Denegre, = Y Hart,
| A d. Kelly, John g. Kicks,
Hugh Wilson, ]. H. Stauher,
1 J. N de Egana H. T. I.onsaaie,
Hcnry Renshaw, John q. Gaines.
@ A. @, Trenouiet, Thomas sloo.
DORT GR-ass casks Ma,1ett. London Stout, landing 9,
Z snip D. :. KimhAli. and for sale BY ,yot1,
OILS corner GraSier and New iesee sts
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l. ..z5e STATE OF LOUISIANA, 4 /
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be it remembered the ninth day Of May 1850 before
me the undersigned Justice of the Peace in and he city
aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peychana President and
Louis Barnett Secretary of the Hope Insurance Company
New Orleans Who being duly according law, do de-
pose say that the foregoing accounts Just and true and
correct transcript from the books of said company
H. PEYCHAUD President,
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn to subscribed before this ninth day of May
1860. ARTHUR sAUCIER,
Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board this day declared cash dividend
of thirty per cent capital paid of this Company Of
the earnings the year ending the Both April 1860
able in accordance with Article Twelfth of the Charter Of said
Company, to-wit
Ten per cent the amount paid In, payable demand
the stockholders legal representatives and after tn
Goth instant balance be credited nStamen
the unpaid stock notes. - ~
H. PEYGHAUD, President.
S.PLASsAN. Vice President.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
-DIREcTo Rs.-
s. Plassan, A. Laforest, z. Malochee,
G, II Kerninn, Thos. N. Bake, B. Nautre,
p Queyrouze, +. Moreno, IL. Peychaud.
myll It