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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15

80 II our over burth,.r.-,l column, p
We could sprcad befor, our rca.I-,, -
fron the @osrinhneniisl southern Js,,--.r
testing against bCiAg dragged by sc.,, 4,
N isso crusade N;aIssi the U-se+ N
Land, Virginia. North Czrol,nA, I.,,...,,-, =,
sour, Kentucky and Tennessee. hay, -.
ed no disposition 10 abandon co-v.-,,,,..
sition Or TO pilot South Carolina. g."
Carte.
b0rThe Richmond Enquircr prupo-..,
vcution in Virginia on FEDERAL r,l,,,,,
advises the Southern State, no, TO vs,,c.
mis- SOUS Carolina Ads nof waited An
Of a-United scssb 70 given up by thu.
s-ed 10 elsn'or SIR io-sad what - uN,,.
g1nas vii NOT rSTrr in ssy ult-N, -.v,Ir..-
neasurcs' or IN any stsnp, to dsY,,.
Oni"n anil break M the go-.rar-ot g..
rca-on alone, Of tbc uHtO,sari r,.,Iit -, D..
'dsntial Eieetion--AienaHair,a Gas.,.
The Richmond Di.t,Ile6 .a,. .---R..-
hc-t things thar appcsr ia Harr..r. N.
arr from the Pm ard rsn,il u the v,e.., a
giiian. Mr.. sTsUTHsE who ad,p,. a..
de plume Of Por, Crayon. M. n.nc,,;..-
admirable, full Of ,irarity. and h,mo. -
'se Is one Of the ms, yraphic and ep,,,,,,---
writers Of the day
eS-The Shenandoah Srrt q dema,r,.,
(Brcckinndgcl says;
I'VE do m, think the cl,-too q, t;,-.oi,
weald be shfiicien, cause 10 Dissolve ,As Uv,oo
And again:
We are oPpnseh To going into soaths-,
C0avuntioa upon the election u Lincoln
n0-The Rockingham Wal l,..ist..r. az.
~lihcoln being elected yrcat important A..
solemn duty desOlyes upon thc psoylr Tl.
west boo w'ih defsrc1sos % Zee ,riq = De Pa.
Jor'fy. expressed AT the bAllot.boS. Wat ,.r %.
overt act of violation Of ,he Constiia,.ur. ,..
unite Together u rcsist the agyrrs,ioa. 4 -.
dominant party upon their rights
b5r Hsury " woo,Fbouss. E-I. ri Pr,,,.
Anne County, Ia Democracy who " n. nan,.,l ..
ons Of the Conurittgs 10 rrport on the R,-s.
tons u IL. A Wisr, Is Oai ia the Ncrf,.k 40
gus. in WA'eA he SAYS; He had no eous-.,,.s
With the matter AMI sa- opposed " ii,
sE0--loS." the eorresps1.ie,,. u N. Bal,--.
S-n. writing FROM Washington. on NSnaay ia,
says;
Iii -. o. ~" IT, % ono, now here ami q,
/ I;rroin. -, s pr that NJ
ssrNative-thAt Il will. IN fact b. ClAv 81.
| NS w ~. 4 Arnett 81 eStHonrrlH'-i D.
'AA' ~ Ai'S'A'sl Sis@r''"1 m The event q
lA'eoh feAn@ lie eo''ena' that thrr,
.h"1la Dc a dis'nr Won drawn bs'--,n 'he lie
On ;nn,.d;.,.. - =. 800 %
bs-A young LADY namsd Barnes living O
Galloway eonhiy' Missouri ~As cruelty n'url'r
.-..s--, :, ""'N
,,o,n n. 80. - ~. e., -, a. - ~ "
tHr 1'srAerHSSs % i"VuA-i' L1-rl
! -.t a., -.
.,,;,.Il., Ioo 400. :, - ,,,,o' : -,
,nplo,,d II. ~ ~, .,n,Io,.,to,o
w..I,h, la IA. :, $50 -.
a.. -. !, =, - :.
sorN ard A. aa in l'rsve-. And eirsrsoi an ia..
cent man With IL commission OF The d-,.i
Sentence of death has been passed ur.m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15

We woaid drss the stisniioa ~ our readers
o. ths stsBding Adsertssaest.. under the bad
en- oar eol'uaas II - 49, - ~ peral,ariries a
thc lsoasnt ass--as deaoied By ~ niaa- Prsy
er-Aoetines a ~ la-t 80 ysars ii..t ti.srp .
great deiuaod fur FsiiElsus nsssiise. especially
thaa kind vhich = sAaptsd - ~ ssiuea,sd
veusg P-pir A. - tasf asstsr. - aflss n
fif webs aud ne names ~ d. aafhsr. sr-at
for thru,ssIres
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15
Ths Esci,smsa, IN Alasam..

AoEraosFEY. Nov TIE STATE has snBssit.
edly gore - a large maiority 90 Br,ekinrs,r
His suPpotsrs ars slsaost unauiu,oas IN f.,or O.,
sccess'on Iargs Hunt-.rs Of d. Bell men
headod BY 7 ~ Waits have declared f.r seess.
sion sincs ths anuounoemcui It iinoslns slse.
iion. The State viii undoubte,iiy .oss,ia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15

Tvs Presidential ELEcIIoS Our latest ,el.
sgrsPhic desPatcbes assert that Missouri add
TeHnessee have both BEEN carried for Bell and
Everett by decidee Pluralities. The LouisvilIe
Courier lDemocratiej comedies that D. M. Bell
has certainly carried the State" This would
give uss Uaioa tieks, thirty-seven electoral
votes inclnding the two Bell electors on TIE
New Jersey fusion ticket
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15

IHE kLEcTtoS - YfAoiSiA-- Richmond. Hor.
ls'h II one hundred and forty ooupties, 81.
ready heard from. Brsekinridgs leads isell AIR.
y votes. Tbiucsa n The sestsrn counties. yss
20 b. hoard from. last year gave Ietehar siS
hHadred and ihirty majority. iArrs rains are
antieiPa,sd for Bell u is how tboughs aa o.
heiai retuTns viii b. reqaired - ds,sruins she
vote of IL State
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15

bS~CsPt = G =. LssIs asd Cot Bry.us
Aosnas. aFs snaosncsd by -Naay vo,ss.s a.
candidates 90 ~ estra session Il ~ Iori.ia.
tuFr ~ Clarke Caasiy. - 6lI ~ vaeasey o.
oaaioued By ths reuosJ % A n Esu. -.
ffusn fhai ooantg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15

sS-ItESET CAhEESTxA, Of Aar,insburr. a
youth q aboui u years, vas arrested on Tues
day uoTning last and ssAninsd bsforv squire
Doll for an assault, with intent 70 eosnmit a
raps' upon a respectable young lady ihe even.
ing PTryiDas. lie wss oouaraiits,i 10 Jaii nBsil
Tuesday nost' vhsu his case vii cons up for
farihsr Investigates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15

eorJudea PAsEn 49, sppotiod Tur.dsy
nest Tn 1oih iast.. - ~ iias ~ Adding
SPECIAL tern ~ ~ Circuii Coun "a ClarEe
County n i<furros VIII cas- ssa.s bo-
fars th.s Court
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15
Vote OF the sth CONGREGATIONAL Dis
tFict.
Demonstrates at Anxussa, Ga.
Miauas sIen EnFsllea.

Arorsrs. Nov a. large and suthusissiis
Mas nesting vss hsld hsrs 20 aieh, Tor ere
formation a. Ninsts Msn spirited addres.s.
Werr msde. SOD large aambcr Of rsr.sns en-.
rolled tieuisrive-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15
Fugitive slave Case in Chicaro.

CHcAoo, Nov. IA negro slave Eliza.
having escaped from Nebraska, was arrested
by the United States marshal last night. The
marshal wa stopped in the street by IN excited
crowd ofnegross. and compelled 10 give the wo-
ran To the custody Of tho police. who lodged
her IN the Srmory for safety The strcets in the
vicinity were crowded with negroes and some
Whites all highly excited.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15

eeA-Juir nougias mei sith ~ Indenity on
he ooessiou q BE rssent r.sif ~ Maoigomsr,.
Ala Wh.ie sui,rag hs carrisgs frous a. ~
,fl several egg sefe thross 81 hin fom a.
efosd All tls rapsrs q DE pis,a ienognrs
tas aet
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15
U y q T Il

Ihs spontaneous tribu,s &" by his yOung friends" l.
S"ee' re~smorancer of the late departed aud whilst
IL s'ands ~ memorial 10 Ma memory will also be
monument u their own saectioa kiBdnes. and gcu
ero<ty.
This hanti-ome piece of Sculpture IL nom the shop
81 M. Wa. :. aspxssos. oC this town. BY the way
NJ A has NJ hi' shop rarr specimen % Tombstones
&e- They arc worthy Of inspection.
Wldey Lodgr. Independent Order of Odd Fellows u
this town has purchased large lot In the Edge H,I
Cemsiery' This Is eommendable % this worthy or.
der Next spring the Ladies viii have supervision Of
", and win no doabt have boohain, Win the ebo,
est nOwerS and shrahbery
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15

saw JosE ~ Byuo~tsvn Fseiory. Prud-
er'ok Co"nty. Va, - AWARDED silver u,s.lai,
~ tha recrnt fsv ~ tbs AsrylNod ins,iiu,s. ior
d. bcsi fullcd rioth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15

NsrWdsoa z Co, E-q- II Bsrtelsy. toat
'hs P'e'nius' - ~ la,s sshibiiioa = H. VALLEY
Agnruitgai socisiy Is Wiochcaer. fys 10
fuesi tbsep
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15

Cool As A CCcUNBER.-Thc CINCINNATI Com.
mereial says I'VE have long known that the
Rev DIR. Wise, editor Of the Israelite, was
philosopher but were hardly prepared to zee
HIM take misfortune 20 eoolly Rs be does, in the
following request 70 some burglars who have
annoyed rather than robbed. him on two late
occasions The thieves who, last Friday
night broke into our Office for the second time,
arr politely requested to do 30 no more, - We
feel heartily ashamed for any decent thief 10 see
how very poor we arr. Tell Us beforehand your
intention TO pay Us n visit, and we shall place
some change somewhere within reach, 70 ave
The credit Of the establishment
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15

sTtsT PoTsroEs GotSo Nosra,- Tight hun.
dFet bushels u sweet potatoes vers carried -
Nss fork from Norfolk. On Saturday last. en-
he Steamship jamestown sad abort four bun.
dred barrels q ~ sasne veSeislls %, tssfe On
Monday On ihe stesu,sbip Raanske
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15

IT, - EsFnvrsp. Wiiiisus % -Totfy. coavie.
Cd n ths uilfai murtle5 ~ Catharins J. T.om
"a Rifhmond Va. aad seutenoei 70 b, buar.
viii - eEecuted according 70 lav On FRIDAY
nrxl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15

A. kbuna isDcrEB Foa HSsiclnS TIKI
grad iury ~ Csmpbell county. Va. have fossd
true biii sgsins, 0so W Hsrd~icks. editor
q 'he Lynchburv RsPablicaa. for shooting asd
kiliing Ju.eph Button. 81 Lynchburr. lsst Iuos
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15

elE~1l'e Dtsasioa,zis qrcposs b. DESTROY ~
constF'ution bscsuse hey ,hink there j. dagger
fhsi sapctodr slse usy violate IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15

S9-Tbe Alexandria Gazette says IL il though,
the course Of ths Blfras in the South. the Dis.
unionlsts and -hre-eaters"-the men who talk
the biggest and will DO the least in case Of erner
gency-who will hurry on a conflict from which
they themselves will roOoil. and then call upon
the "submrssionists" As they (liseiy lin their
Sehsel call the Union loving people Of the South,
to help then'--it is thought, we say, that the
course of these People has given lincoln thou.
sands Of votes at the North, which be otherwise
would not have obtained. The indiscreet and
loud mouth Southern erfreD'ist have never done
any thing but mischief 20 our section Of country
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15

-Whils ~ Psuiieuiisry noayicis employ
"a On Capiloi sqaara Riehuand sere taking
thsr diaurF on safusday, o. II tha humber
nss,ed AisssadsF Wright siias AlIen suiih
vlipPsd into d. 0oFernofs kitshen. ehangca BE-
vaFiegatci sait ~ CO. ~ a,ars souihre hue aHd
guistly vsitsd a. ~ H. Pssssac, oftha soltiisrs
sho s1sr..ctsd n5fsias ufonE iiy H. ta.s a.
feei vas msds knswn. a. caaviei sas bayoud
tbsir rsach, 80 hss uof tesn rraraurrf Hs
wss seut 10 ~ Psaisenusry frcn grcsabrer
oo,infy 10 he nepb ms isss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15

ssrrAS ASSAULT was made on wcines,Iay
morning week, about an hour after midnight,
by number Of persons, said 10 be Brsckin-
ridge Democratic and reported At two hundred
or more ON the building known As the Republi-
can Headquarters, on Indiana Avenue aud So.
0ond street comprising the printing Office Of
AeSsrs, Buol Blanchard, and formerly the Of
flee Of the National Era. Only about ak Re
politicians had reInained in the building when
the attack was made, and we learn that those
had To escape To the roof from the fury-thc
assailAn,G Besides shooting pistols and throw
Ing stones from the outside ut the window.
which on one floor were all but wholly ,emolish.
ed, the asSailant entered. and, after DESTROYING
all the ParaPhernAlia Of the Wide-AwAkes they
could find. broke up stand. and cases Of tho
printing Office and scattered the typo, causing a
damage estimated Mt slOo. Two or throe Of
The party were arrested, and will undergo ex
animation to-day before Justice Dom.
Nnfi0adi fnleAioean,r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15
Deceased.

Three weeks since tsays the sbcphcrd,town
ReD'ster,l We stated that Mr.. THou.s HEssEr,
Of this town, had departed on visit To Illinois
We this week are compelled 10 chronicle The
Had intelligence Of his demise Whilst so
journiRg Mt the Tesidencc Of his soE- Law. Mr.
VIM He--ey, in Dan,iIle. Illinois. be- was At
Tackled with Bilious Cholic. disease which h.
was subjected 10, and fingered until Friday
morning last, 2nd inst, when bis spirit took its
fight 10 that bourne from whenoe no traveller
returneih-" Ills remains reached this town on
Sunday night last. and were inferred in the bu-
rial ground Of the N. y. Church. on Monday ~
ternoon, IN the presence Of a large concour-e 81
relatives and friends In the death n NJ. Iies-
sey The community loses an es,imAble citizen,
having been one Of the oldest and mot r,speet-
able men ofthis community. The family of The
deoeased have lcs, kind and aaeciionste pa
rent. And H. has gone and leit = vacant scst
in the ". y Church which b. bad 6lled regular.
" and pronPily for ifty years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15

~ Hoa. ThonAs 3. Boco,k. ths Representa-.
i've. IN Congress from The Danyille District
lSays che AleHandris Gassfis) IN . speech. Last
week. declared in favor u Virginia r,maining
IN u Union--to act a. mc,lisiof between the
General Government hnd III Seeding siaies
Ard he Argusd that such policy might result
10 sccuing additional guarantees from tic
North. AID ths Riehraohd Eaquirer says--
~ souih Carolina shall ssceis. ~ will in,le.l
retsrn, wo trust speedily y d. Ua.op not A.
4spoilt child" &C., but 10 o0nsequo8oe Of guar
antics forced from boz Northsrn hggrossors
vhieh shail secure her rights. her iuiercsi. hsf
severity, dignity sbd honor" Wehaye no faith
whatever, 20 reliAsee vkaterer upon auy hope
~ sHpeotatioa, q any additional Euarsntt., r
n ne gaaraatess ~ the Consitsaoa Ar maia.
taired-thsy are 81 suibcient u they cannot
b. securei. neithar oss any sddiuonsl ones 10
- nauaiactuTe,i BY saosiern politseians. 1T ~
stand upon ~ Csi0s d. Consututsoa, and the
EufFcemeni n ne Las
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15

81 "a p.
" h'L-ftfT iusnfT Frtf.s - 80 49, ~
'ff'' ~ sgsi y rth,s is..i . as.atis
% ,.,sf,i ihe esssrsf Fssss s-., WI. bs-r -
hafs. - g yfsfa
~ - ~ Hff, ~ s'sb.st "a be- rs.tls.., are
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D. litfse Caautg ~ ~ ~ go cterHf rat
yesr' go alssil.s s.sriarr n 49,, &. -. sa-ta
HaniesfF.
~ h',f-iay - ~ sst.ei rHamFs rEfsr0s
'',aiis, aia a-s 90
eiW - ~ ~ mr ~ rtrfi t9rf
J. --..-i 49, - 1afab Hatff go - 4ssf.
X 49, oHHfrF r1frf ura.s sh..ssirrs 90
- afsllaTs ~ a. fr
e..es'.sl p kettHEr sHEEHff r'
- 81 iis a.ts irossa ASS. 80 -. go 30
sc - HFI
tsiiAA HNFEfs fs.A .ap.si s.i 80
Feu tf fsfrsfeu ~
MIN Brftrrt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-15

80 flour over burih,,ncd column.
We could spread before our ra.I.r, =.
fron the "osFinnasniisl southern Jou-n,.
testing against bCiRg dragged by So.,, Z.
n isio crusade NsaiNs, the Two, N
Land. Virginia. North Carolina, I.,,,..,,-, =
sour, Kentucky and T,nDesscr. have -
Cd no disposition 10 abandon co---y,,,..
.itiou ON TO Ioto's South CarUIina a..
CARTE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-29
X. u. X.
RADwAY'S REGULATING PILLS.

TAs Triumph u Vegetable Medication CIlHel QHiaas,
aud tci~ k.Rdrod hiaerdi P0iaDas. ....-... B..
The serious injuries entitled upon The Sick scted With ohlls
Fever Fever Typhoid Feyer Seart and other
levers Ia the ADMINISTRATION Of Qulnne, Caome Asenie Blue
n &C In wholesale doses ds Ia the saffron color
AMI yroE "A cripple a he tes through our street. vAn
crying out for health IL titi 2. AeIti ...I
Lei phy Ia and others bear 10 mind a. 10 all either
ohe diseases where custom has saecned the pre-
scripton Qunine CAomel Blue PHI that RADWAHa RIG
ULAriNG PILLS will 10 he patient al the benefits 10
than poons expected 70 achieve without
sntanr such terrible attacks Of the liver heat and general
Nine-t-nhs Of the diseases ihat act caused BY
ovcr-d ding with Quinine, Arsenic, Calomrl Ac
RADWAU Ps In from three 70 ak hours
systsd0 not WEAKEN lido not lrritAte he
boWea-e coated With ard therefore pleasant TO take
positively constipation. liver complaint indigestion, diar
mercurl dseasrs &c Shen nothing tse viii touch the
complaints pills will procure healthy discharge
Guaranteed be freed from mercury "a nine Iodine anthony
drastic and drug The safest Aperent In the
world Zoe ladies and chiliren. >....
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-29

i r. ? No. 1l8 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
received large and well selected asortr ent Of Gentle
Caters and Engn Walking Shoes which are ju the thing
for winter Gall and get a pair de22
NOTICE TO TAX PAY GRS.-Pursaant to n ordI-
~ nance passed lh yanua soo will auend at the ooee'
Oe Ia the City Hail. IRON the 18th to the 3It Of December,
inclusive receive The remaining half axs from such persons
entitled deduton Of 10 per by having previously
maid the first half I'm June last IN ordinance.
JULIUS A. HnBSON, c r.
Bit will he by the above that the collector required
attend the 18th 3st Of the nth 10 receye
remaining due from June last Be the January term OF
The Hastings Coat be required by ordinance to advertise den-
quent sold for payment OF aNs Persons
have will the necessity Of calling aud paying
these taxes as viii be impossible for the Collector To call on
them before he advertiser,
de3-itm J. A. , Q. {. K
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-29
-vpOv NOpTu CAROT-N

RALuGu, Dec. IS h.-Everythiug u quiet here, and
times dull Most OF the members oil the Legislature have
gone home The people in various counties holding
Unou meetings aud Uuion sentiments prevail here but
hope IS well nigh gone. .-I .'... .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-29
the ocCrPATIoY or the FORTS.

Cu,RLtsIoS, D,c - -Cipt HUMPHREYS, L. S. A.
still holds the L. : Arsenal in this city Castle Piuckney
aud Fort Moulrir are occupied by State troops under
Instructions from the Governor Of the State 10 hold
peaeeabe OF thes- forts for the purpose OF pro
jecug the property OF the government When the State
troops arrived for the purpose OF taking possession, the
iOs held by about twelve men, who peaceaby sur
rendered. There VAS collision, was any antici-
psted when the State troops LETT the city for the forts
The excitement eonsq ueut on the occurrence is subsi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-29
rms EFFECT TX WAsUINGTON

WASHINGTON, Dee 2Sth-The intelligence Of the evac-
uaton Of Fort Moulie aud lis occupation uel that
Of Castle Pinckney by toe troops Of South Carolina
reached the President Yesterday and this morning
A cabin, council held to-day The South Carolina
Commissioners in conference With them. They de-
manded that the oops in Fort Sgar should be With
drawn declaring that if it were not done this would
be their last interview with the government that they
would Immediately return home, and prepare for the
srnn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-29
NM TRRlSrRN InAN

WASHINGTON, Dee 2s h--Of the s. 600 900 loan Of
sred 10 DAY BY the Treasury Department under the
cent hw authorizing fresh issue Of treasury notes,
only about & j0OOuO bid for, aud that aver
age demand OF IL per cent interest, (diseOunt!)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-29

THE
SOUTH CAROLINA REVOLUTION.
FORT MOULFRIE AND ClSTLE PKCKNEy TAKEN POS
SESSION OF BY TIE STATS
PROCEEDINGS OF THE INDEPENDENT GOvERN'T

PROCEEDINGS OF THE INDEPENDENT dOt EfSN l.
CHARLESTON, Dec 2s-Early yesterday afternoon the
Palmetto dag raised over the Custom House and the
Postofice.
At five in the afternoon the Palmetto Gag raised
Castle Pinekney, and large military force went
over last night to take Fort Moutrie.
At o'clock in the evening the Fort was in the hands
u ''''' THE CONVENTION.
CHARLESTON Dec. 2S.-An ordinance was adopted by
the convention in secret session from which the
obligation OF secrecy has been removed entitled IN
ordnance 10 amend ne C0Rsttiiioil Of South Caroline
respecting ths ErccHtrs Department: a.
Ffrst The Governor shall have power TO receive Am
bassadors Minister'S Census aud MS Of foreign gov
erumeut TO appoint agents on the part OF South Caro-
Ina TO be paid out OF the contingent fund.- TO conduct
negotiations with foreign powers; make treaties by and
With the advice Of the Senate twOhrds Of the Senate
agreeing; nominate, aud, by aud with the advice and
Of the Senate, appoint such Ambassadors Pub
lie Ministers COnsuls the General Assembly shall pro-
vide for; appoint all other officers whose appointment
has not been otherwise provided for fill vacancies dur
ing Of the Senate in such Offices as he has pow
er to nominate 70 Nhen the Senate in seSson-the
comm in such 20 expire at the end Of The
next session convene the Senate whenever Necessary
But the ordnares prov des that during the existence C
the present convention al these things TO be done
subject to its advice aud consent ...... II.
Second The Governor shall Immediately appoint four
persons with the aiyce and consent Of the convention,
Who With the Lieutenant Governor, shall form council,
70 be called "The Executive Council" whose duty shall
De to advise With him. ---
SECOND DISPATCH .
CHARLESTON Dee 2S.-Mr Rhett addressed the Con.
veutoa on the report Of the committee charged with
the prep iraon Of address the saveholdng States
tie also spoke on the Ordnance for tle formation Of
southern COniedersey. Is. .
Mr. Memmnger in secret session yesterday made n re-
port from The committee whom the question Of citi
zeuship had been referred They propose that every
person resident in South Carolina at the time OF seees
sion whether naive nsturlhzed shall be regarded
citizen 80 long he lives uBl by assuming foreign
residence be shall Indicate aud establish intention
exptt-ate hns II also al free whites born without the
State whose fathers al the time citizens; also all
citizens born within any Of the States who within
tNrye months from the act OF secession shall take up
their residence in South Carolina Wrh the intention Of
remaining and shall Indicate the same By taking oath
OF allegiance also I'll SUCH who, after the expiration OF
year shall to reside and shall after months
declaration Of purpose then take the oath OF allegiance
also a free Nhts who enter the military, naval or civil
service OF the State aud take oath OF allegiance
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CADETS RESIGNED.


BalrmoEE, Dee 2S.-Bal aud Kelly Alabama ca
diets Of the Military Academy have, resigned aud their
designations have been accepted. . .
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bu close firm mix :, sg05oe. Pprk am; mess
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40 Ece steady 863t steady Odeans t6c Naval
and drm decline New York Csnral
ISL Mssouru Co. ....
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EInRInA Nm sErE .SInN

CuARLysroN. Dec. 2Sth.-Advices received here from
jacksonville Fla dated the 2i.h that at the election
tor members OF State Convention four-6fths of hO,e
the Union
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RADWAYs RENOvATING REsOLvENF.

Fo ucerous erupuve disease, RnwAY RsoyAriv1 REotv.
ESr thing needia Il rrvoutonEes the condition. Of
the blood exp ling cement that tends 70 ieeompos'on
and purdy aid equAses the ercul ton restores The I'M
parid constitution Il radically ard all ealing
diseases Of the face peron Il ukes the scouous sound
and removes every yphe faint The diseased stem