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The national Republican., 1861-03-12
WOOD AND COAL.

" the very best quality of RED and WHITE
ASH COAL, Of all sizes, which we will delives
to any part OF the city at the shortest notice and
at moderate pricesi 2,24o pounds to the ton in
all cases.
Also, HICKORY, OAK, and PINE WOOD, Ia
cord length, or sawed and split to any size re-
quired. SHERIFF & DAWSON,
South side Pa. av., bet. Sd and ~ sts.,
and west side 4i st. and the Canal.
mar l-2w
The national Republican., 1861-03-12
Millinery, Fancy Goods-Cheap.

MIR. .HAMMERSCHLAG,4 432 Seventh street,
lfl between G and H streets, keeps constant
ly on hand large assortment Of Fancy Goods,
Notions, Hosiery, &c, which he offers on the
most favorable terms, and earnestly solicits the
continued patronage of his numerous friends and
customers.
Having engaged Mr.. J. NJ. COIN, he will
promptly accommodate his former customers.
feb l6-2meod
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I. O. O. F. COLUMBIA LODGE, No. 1oJ

Il V' VI f. OOIO"Dfh LVDUEj NV' fV'I
A special meeting Of the above. named Lodge
will be held THIS Tuesday, EVENING, at
seven o'clock, to make arrangements for the
funeral Of our deceased brother, WILLIAM K.
GRAY. Officers and members are requested to
be punctual.
GEORGE W. CALVERT, N. G.
mar l2-ltN
The national Republican., 1861-03-12
FOR RENT.

A handsome furnished paror and chamber,
with gas, in quiet neighborhood, near Patent
and Post Offices. Inquire at 432 Seventh street
between G and II. feb 26-u
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STUP AT THE right place, and buy your
- Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, and Caps,
at No. AGO Seventh street, Opposite the Post
Office. feb 2s-6m
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DR. JOHN G. F. HOLSTON, Surgeon, Physi-
u clan, and Accoucheur, No. 1878 e st. north,
between Ninth and Tenth SITS. west. jan 3-3m
The national Republican., 1861-03-12

THE ONLY GOOD PORTRAIT OF
PRESIDENT LINCOLN
Ever published, just out, and sent by mail free
on receipt of rs cents.
The trade and clubs of twenty supplied at low
prices by FRENCH { RlCHSTEIN.
mar 9-tf
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Financial.

New York, March ll.-Stocks higher--Chi.
cago and Rock Island, sol; Illinois Central
shares, So; Michigan Southern, 36a New York
Central, 7sb; Reading, 453; Hudson River
Railroad, 46s; Virginia G's, 70; Missouri G's,
67:
Money easy-loans on calls, per cent.
Treasury l2's, Sl.O31; United States SIS Of
1881, coupons, 92f.
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New York Markets.

Ne,v York, March ll.-Cotton frm-sales of
1000 bales. Upland middlings, III. Flour
hesvy-sales of $500 barrels State, $500 "a
$50; Ohio, $5.4O (9 s5.55 Southern, $500
g $3.50. Wheat, declining tendency-sales of
$4,000 bushels. Pork heavy-mess, $l7l2 |;
prime, el2.5O. Lard heavy at 81 @ LOT.
Whisky steady at ut @ l7!. Sugar steady
muscovado, At @ St. Coffee steady-sales Of
1000 bags at 1T 9 l3a. Spirits of turpen.
tine heavy at 36 cents. Rosin heavy at $l.25.
Rice quiet
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REH N o T g E! ss7s
EESH T WISH all gentlemen to beart ~

RyEH N o T Ell shs
INT WISH all gentlemen to bearl ~
in mind that the plan which I
adopted, six years ago, Of selling
HATS and BOOTS at greatly reduced prices, for
cash, is in successful operation. Just received,
a full supply of the latest New York styles Of
DRESS HATS. The very finest Hat at $3.50 |;
frst-rate Hat, s.; and very good, fashionable
Hat, $3.50. All of the latest styles Of soft HATS
and GAPS, at the very lowest prices. l am
constantly supplied with a very large stock Of
those fine DRESS BOOTS, at Sa.75-which I
have been selling for many years-as well a.
the very best quality of Patent Leather GAIT
ERS, at $3.50. Fine French Calfskin Caters,
from So 10 $3.50.
Terms cash. No extra charge in order to of.
set bad debts. ANTHONY, Agent for the Manu-.
facturers, Seventh street, second Hat Store from
the corner, opposite Avenue House, No. $40.
nov &c
The national Republican., 1861-03-12

From California, by Pony Express.
Fort Kearny, March 9.-The California pony
express, with advices Of the 23d, has arrived
here.
The steamer Of the 2lst took nearly one mil.
lion dollars, including eight hundred and ff.
teen thousand dollars for New York, and $50
passengers.
There was fair State trade doing at San
Francisco, at low prices.
Washington's birthday was unprecedentedly
observed
The Douglas Democrats in the Legislature
have split on the Senatorial contest; one por-
ton have nominated Mr.. McDougal. Denver's
chances are now considered best, with the sup
port of the Breckenridge men.
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there were about two hundred people there, ma
king every kind of noise, throwing stones and
firing pistols; the crowd at the time was most.
ly on the other side of the street when he ar.
rested the man. He heard some cries from
the crowd of Burn the id place down."
Heard DR.. Cleary say something about Nation
al Volunteers; they all dispersed did not
recognise any one except Cleary; saw some of
them trying to get something out of the win.
dow; some one came out of the building with
piece of canvas wrapped around his shoui,
ders heard the cry Of "set the place on FIRE"
several timea.
By Mr.. Davidge: Stopped at the corner of
Indiana avenue and third street; when they
went over, heard four or five shots; don't know
whether any shots were fired after they got on
Second street witness thought that he could
have recognised person ten feet of the only
person he recognised was DR.. Cleary, who
seemed to be quiet; thinks transparencies were
thrown out.
BY Mr.. Ould Thinks tha lights were lit
after the crowd reached there.
Martin Buell., sworn The Republicans held
meeting at the Wigwam on election night, for
the purpose Of hearing the returns; after the
meeting adjourned, witness saw TO putting out
the gas; all the lights were extinguished ex,,
cepung light in the room on the first floor,
which was simply turned down went into the
street saw large crowd coming toward the
building; the front part seemed to be marching
in line, but the rear was u large crowd as
they came, heard them exclaim, " Kill the ID
black Republican SIS Of b. 81 with other
kindred cries; went back in the building, and
locked the door; went on up stairs, and heard
the balls breaking the windows; kept on re.
} ceding until he reached the roof; as soon rs
, the noise subsidized, ventured down found the
office in bad fix; the types were all knocked
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BY BONTz & GRIFFITH, Auctioneers

mar l2-3t (Star.) Auctioneers.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Virginia Convention,

Riehs,onl, aarch 1.-THE Convention to.
day, lO7 to l6, voted thanks to Mr.. Crittenden
for his patriotic efforts in the Senate 10 bring
abou, arjust and honorable adjustment Of the
nstiopAl difficulties.
Mr.. Summers made speech advocating the
Peace Congress proposition.
g Mr.. Baldwin from the minority Of the Com.
mittee on Federal Relations, submitted q report,
endorsing the Peace Congress propositions
recommending q border State Convention at
Frankfort, KY; opposing coercion; favoripg
the removal OF all causes of the present com.
plain,, and charging the present condition Of
affairs on the politicians.
Mr.. Wiekham presented another minority re.
port, opposing coercion proposing border
State Conference al Frankfort; and fsvoring
the Peace Congress propositions IS fair and
honorable adjustment.
Southern Confederacy-The Permanent
Constitution.
Montgomery March 1.-THE permanent
Constitution has been adopted, but was kept
secret A member Of Congress, however,
states that among its provisions are the follow.
ing: .,
The President is to be elected for six years.
All Executive appointments under the grade
Of Cabinet officers are to hold Office during
good behaviour, and to be removed only for
causes assigned in writing.
The slave trade is prohibited.
A clause was adopted, that Cabinet officers
shall not be prohibited from holding seats in
Congress.
An act was passed authorizing the issuing
Of one million dollars in Treasury notes, and
an appropriation bill passed for current ex.
penses.
M o---I-.. r. A. T-.-.- q l. :. l.a,
loan at par Us is needed at present.
Probable Repeal of a Personal Liberty
The national Republican., 1861-03-12

Probable Repeal of a Personal Liberty
Bill.
Boston, March 1.-THE Senate of Maine
has passed bill repeating the personal liberty
act. The vote stood seventeen for repeal and
ten against.
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McKenpa Estate Sale .

The sale of the MrKenna Estate com
menced IN Monday. The sale of the rca
estate VAS completed the first day. The
general opinion seems to be that il sold
low particularly the Village Lots lower
than they would have sold six months ago
This is owing, doubtless, to the "crisis."-
The parties Interested, however, could save
themselves anfdd to n conside rable ex,
tent.
a. the close of the sale on Monday, i,
was announced that Tuesday would be ta-
ken up i'll selling The plantation affairs
Stcck. corn, &c; and that the sale of the
negros would begin "Wednesday morning
II is expected that the negros will sell for
their full value. Quite number of stran
gers are in attendance.
The real estate sold on Monday amount
ed TO little upwards of $4,000
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The Legislature.

wv, ,.,i,.., ..,,,, ,I.,, ,.,,.o;;,,,. 80 H.
I.n;.,,,,. ,,IJ;., a :, o,r f,h,r,a,o.,
.v,.h.,r.. Tho ,r,ox.d liam. rs iD,.r.s,
rho GlIov;,o rosnI,,;o,s ,c.om,,,riro
o.. r,ror, or,bs Sn.cid Commi,,.. ,or'
s;.,ro f,h. y,rL md I,rro.,.r n.,.oo
lion ., ,,o ro,o,, or n RI. I,T.,
,oon, ,,..d ,,.
pas,,.sJ .rh,, f,r ,h. ;,,,roy.,,.rt of
the social condition of the Indians, that the
Agent be authorized not 10 pay any part OF
the Appropriation 10 INDIANS, VINO DO not
"""'
800, 49,, u,.u -, pr.uft H.,
$50" Ss - am.y,;' ~, ,, aI';ii- ~
esS srSnu ~ NV f"N "'
resources nat 'he Hs"'' "PProPrn''"h
Tnd;,ns Oo' " ''rr''
The Senate SEM TO the House the FOL
lowing resolutions, with their concurrence
to.wit.
Re'qiul'on IN relation to lhe postpone.
ment of the January term of the Court OF
A,peol. md Court NJ com,,o, pI..s o,.o
o,,,,; :; ,-.,.
" W '"o p''
OF the reoruary term OF ths COURT Oh Eqdl'
ty for the Second Circuit also. resoiution
In ref, renee 10 the placing of arms and mn.
n;,;o,. of CO.,, ,oy :, ,I. Irri,.d s,.,..
"et '''"'s'
hrs'n"' !" c"a'gs OF '"e no"'o VI ORDNANCE
also, resolution In RELATION to foreign af'
-
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committed to the care of the Councils of
the respective towns and villages for safe
keeping.
Bill to extend relief to debtors came
up in the House on Wednesday. II is as
follows:
SECTION. l. BE IL enacted 6y The Senate
and House 9f Representatives, io,o met and
siting in General Assembly, and 6y The au.
thority Of The Same, That il shall not be law
ful for any officer Of this State to execute
any final process whatsoever, of any of The
Courts Of this State. fer the COLLECTION OF
money until after the first day of December,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty.two.
SEC 2. That ic the Plaintiff in any such
final process shall make affidavit before,
some one of the Clerks of the Curt of
Common Pleas and General Sessions of
this State, that his debtor has abscomded or
is about to abscond or that such debtor is
removing his property beyond the limits of
this State, or is wasting the same, which
affidavit shall be attached to such final pro.
cess before any action can be taken by vir-
tue thereof, the plaintiff in such final pro-
cess may require the defendant in such pro.
t'tf in double the amount of the debt, with
security, to be approved hy the Clerk OF
the Court of Common Pleas Of The District
in which such defendant may reside, cuudi
toned for the delivery Oft property of
such debtor liable 10 such process, To the
Sheriff, at the time LIMITED for the opera.
ZION Of this Act.
The above with some uninpor,ant amend
ments passed the House by Il vote OF SO to
35. Mrssrs. Williams aud Black, Of our
District voted in the affirmative The Bill
was sent TO tho Senate.
The Bill appropriating 100000 10: the
continuance of the work upon the new State
House, has finally PASSED both House and
been declared an Act
Bill 10 raise supplies ;or the year 1861
has been reported by the Committee. |,
differs metcrialiy from tho Tax Bill pf for,
mer Years. As some amcndments have been
suggested, We will not pnbish the bill until
it has gone through both nouscs.
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PRospEcT OF psAcE.-That negotiations
are pendi1g between the South Carolina
aolhorilies and the Federal Government,
was announced last week. The precise
character 80 lhese negotiations have hot yet
; trnnspired, but il is koown that they have
ip contemplation the peaceable solution Of
our present difficulties. Col. Isasc W..
IIayne l,ns been sent to Washington under
specia commission from Governor Pick
ems. Ills fsception ut Washington aud
communication with President Buchanan
are ,eafed TO by the tslegraphic cores
ponderi pf tie Charleston Mercury under
dale OF .be i6th, WHICH correspondence will
be found eisswhers la this paper, The
" ssp4,g,so news under dsts of the 10th is
,,eo,~,,i. aors pacific than IL has been for
several weeks.
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REINFoRssMENTs.-Tt was currently re
ported yest,rtay that Fort Sumter was
reinforced lis night before, by the birth
Of twin chihren. A friend meeting nh
old gentl'nAp, took up the joke, and
gravely Informed him that the fort was
reinforced Oh the night specified. The
gentleman, rsceiving the startling news
as fact, raisel his hands and exclaimed !:
"now look ont for squalls" Pretty good.
--,Southern Guardian.
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SUMTER, January IL, 1861.

Nix DEAR SlR.-My absence delayed, un-
Ill to.day, tho receipt of yours Of the 7th
instant, enclosing the resolution of the Vol
unteer Company of the Western Battalion,
10th Ksgiinent, >. T.. H., nominating me
Tor Colonel OF the Regiment of which It will
compose part, aud requesting my accep-
tanco vi tae nomination.
Our beloved State, again free and indie.
pendent, has called upon her sons To stand
TO their arms and defend her soil from The
sacriiegioas footsteps Of an insolent fos.-
ThHt call passedm me not unheedsd, but fiSed
the determination to answer il, and TAX o
whatever position might De assigned me-
Your company seems To- have considered
that my experience in actual warfare might
be OF service to the State in commanding g
one of her keyincnts. While doubling my
qualibcsiion, should yield 20 yonr judg-
ment and nomination We're | in a situation
to do so, knowing Ihat you do not mean IL
as an empty compliment, for the post Of
honor, now necessarily becomes the post Of
danger. Circumstances, however, which
need not now be detailed, detar me the
privilege Of allowing my name TO be used
Ia connection with the ColoDelcJ. Some OF
my friends in other Districts Of the Brigade
being cognizant Of these circumstances have
nominated me for Lieutenant Colonel, and
being ds.irous ofa ''place In the picture
| have accepted the nomination, and :siil be
glad Of tho support Of your company for
that Office.
Please communicate the above 10 the
company, with my thanks for the fiattering
terms in winch they have bsen pleased 70
tender The nomination.
Vsfy truly yours,
J. ID. BLAMING.
TO II. w. GARDHsa. Orderly Sergt.
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s O u h Carolin a ,

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
DY IT. HAMMOND. Esq, Ordinary
- for said District
WHEREAS. J. III. HOOD, has ap.
piled to ,ne for Letters Of Administration
on all and singular the Goods and Chatiles,
Rights aud Credits at Michael Ohsran,
late Of the Disiric. aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and ad.
monish all and angular, the kindred and
creditors OF the said deceased, 10 be and
appear before me at our next Ordinary's
Court tor the said district, 10 be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 4th day Of
February next, TO show cause. ii any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this II day
{ ~ of January, in the year OF our
4. y. Lord ono thousand eight hundred
I ~ and sixtyono and in the eighty.
year Of American Independence
p. +. HAMMOND, o. l.. D.
Jan. 23, 1861. At P S200
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PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-The lutte Special
Me sage of President Buchanan to Con-
g'ess j. published on our first page 1t
will be- read with interest at time like
this, but i affords no satisfactory assurance
of the designs Of the President in the pres
ent crisis Ills real purposes, arguing from
his lu.s vaSvd!atng policy, are perhaps as
,a.' enown to himself as they are to the
touE'rv at large
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District Elections.

al nn election for Sheriff and Clerk for
Ibis District, held on Monday, the l4th inst.
Capt. Amos McNIanus was elected Sheriff
and II. J. Hancock, Clerk. The votes were
counted and the election declared on Wed.
nesday. Below we give a statement of the
Polls:
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New Advertisements.
SAIL NOTICE.

NHE SuSscribewill offer at public sale
l at The rssid ee Of Mrs. Mellow two
miles East Of ncasterville on Thursday
the 3ist ins,., bt OF Household and kiteh.
en- furniture, II tatior tools efvsrious dis
criptiobs. pai fine young muies, well
broke, one siae harness horse aud Buggy.
Light two no wagon with gear, a lot Of
new Bacon, aud variety Of other articles.
Terms made kd vn on day Of sale.
Il. A. YOUNG.
Jan. 70, 1854 6O-2t
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lew FAMILY GRoCERY.-Ou readers are
UIrrc.ed t" the advertisements in this paper
from Mr. William Mckain of Cemden, who
has purchased the stand lately occupied by
Geo. w. Shaw. Mr.. McKan is a very clever
gentleman. rs our Lancaster and Kershaw
friends will find b. Civ ing him a call
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LANDS AND NEGEns FOR SALE.-Wc di
rect attention to tnc advertisement in this
paper Of the sale of Land, Negtos and 9TH
cr property, of the Estate Of the late Wylie
VI Vaughn, by the Commissioner in Equity
on the o " psoXmo. The property is des
cribed II, icing valuable. and long indul.
gence $50 important 1T Il time like the pres
euJ is offered.
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THE MARKETS.

NKw OaLEAxs, January i4--The sales
of Cotton to-day we're Sv0o bales, at liz q
l2e.
Nfw Yosx, January 1.-THE sales Of
Cot,va ,c.aay wers $500 bales Middtngs
qaotsd At TAT i2sc. Flour has declined
&c per bbi.
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Proceedings Of the Massachusetts, Log
islature.
BosroN, Jan. Is, 1861.

BOSTON, Jan. 10, IoOI.
in the Hssse Of Representatives yester.
day Nr. Tyler, Of Boston, introduced res
olution, sheii in view Of the great suffering
in South Carolina, the immediate cOnse'
queuce of ae citizens of that State acting
under nixsken idea of their rights and
obligations, and in view of the abundance
and prosperity OF this Commonwealth, n
sum he appropriated from the State treasu,
ry, to be inWsted in provisions and store,
for the relieitf our suffering fellow copn-
trymen in ttat State.
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Copy .DI RooK.--We acknowledge
the reception of The February number. The
money crisis throughout the country has
led TO no diminution of the labor or expense
upon this useful and entertaining monthly.
Its merits have in no sense depreciated-
Terms SO II year, Address l.. a. Cody,
Philadelphia.
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Attention Volunteers.

Il CaPr. BARNES Company Of
4. =. i. = E !: ! 9: ! !. 6 !. !
IL Volunteers constitute one OF the
Ef Companie, Of the I'd Regiment OF
&h South Carolina Volunteers. b.
KAb obedience to Special Order No. !,
HIg issuing from headquarters, an eI-
Hb1 cc,ion by said Company will be
w held ut Lancaster Court. house on
X the 4th February next, for Colo,
mel, Lieutenant Colonel, and Majof, to com,
mand said Regiment. Bv order,
JAS II. WITHERsPoos,
Orderly Serst
January 90, 1861. 1t
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Last Notice.

ALL persons indebted to me by note
Il account, for the years lS57-5S and
are hereby notiied, that the same must
satisfactorily arranged at an early day,
they will be put in the hands OF an All,
ney for suit.
JOS. Al. GAYLE.
Jan, 80, 1861. 5o-2t
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Special Notices.
Holloway Pills and Ointment

Holloways Pills and Ointment.-The
great nntngoists of disease Influenza, Ca.
tarrah, &c.-Nthing is moro talked Of in all
classes OF sociey than the marvellous cures
daily effected y the twogreat internal and ex-
ternal rcmedie Holloway's Pills and Ointment.
All who are aissted with hoarseness, difficult
respiration, col in the head, harsh settled
coughs, bronctHs, asthma, wheezing in the
chest &C., wihdhd immediate and permanent
relief by rubbing she Ointment well into the
throat, neck an, chest, as il loosens the phlegm
and mucus col'cted in those parts, while the
effect Of the Pisis to expel these humors from
the system, N household should be without
supply of thea excellent family medicines at
this season OF Tn year. l94
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Notice.

ALL persons indebted to me ia anywl'
will please take notice, that unless the
Indebtedness is liquidated before RetnI
Day. they will be placed in the hands OF u
w. CURETON.
January 23, 1861. 5o-t.r.d.
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Notice.

AH9P Psrsony Indebted 10 MagiIi g. eau.
then are notil ifbst their notes nad nc.
counts will be md at ,hs "Caston Place"
near Pleasant for = short time for set.
tIemsnt, those ho do not avail themselves
Of this opporteky 10 settle. will find their
notes OF accocz in the hands Of legal Of.
fcers for eolis on, ~ longer induigsncs
cannot be give JAS. X. MAGlLL.
January %. pei, 60--if
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Notice.

ILL persons indebted to us are hereby
n quested to come forward and m;
prompt payments, our business must
closed to the first instant by cash or nc
JOS. M. GAYLE g. co
Jan. 90, 1861. 50-2
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AcKN"wLEDG EMENr We are iudebt ed
to Mr. William Black, Representative II
the Leg Stature from this District. for II
neat panrg"Iet copy of the proceedings of
the South Carolina Convention, and other
valuable papers.
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attle UP.

4 LII person. bdehied 10 Jas. Il. MaQ,il,
II or MagiIl Beattie. srs requested to
call as the atstou Place." near Pleasant
Hill, and settli ss We wish to close the
business ~ 81 as possible.
iAS.R. MAGILL.
Ian ~, isA.--60tf.
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We arc requested 10 state that Capt Nc.
Manus' Company Of Volunteers will meet
ut Salem Camp ground on next Saturday
week, for drill.
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We ae aa.hd Esd to announce Col.
DIXON BARNS, Of Lancaster, u caad,-
date fur Major az Pc Regiment II yolan
ieers from the Sd brigade.