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"No More slave states.

Was the lavorite motto with the abOIitionist
before the election Of Lincoln. Now they
seem to hold on to all the Slave States, anC
seem greatly troubled becsase ten or fifteel
think of leaving the Union. The aboltionist.
are the very last men who should object to TIL
secession Of the Slave Ststes. Should the
secede, it will relieve their abolition conscience
from the terrific sin of being, even remotely
identified with the institution Of slavery
Lngdn Sentinel
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MAsoNre.-The following gentlemen were
installed officers Of Harrison Lodge, No. 219, of
Free and Accepted Masons,a few evenings since !:
S. G, Best, w. M; A. Russell, S. W.; G. w.
Mcpherson, j. w; J. P. johnson, Secretary;
M. ]. Brown, Treasurer; j. Howard, g. d.; IL.
f. Bricker, j. d.; VIC. Ward, Tyler.
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SAD Aoc7DENT.-Robsrt M. Coulter, son Of
Mr.. Andrew Coulter, Of Greene township, aged
about 70 years, had his leg badly smashed at
the Cadiz Junction on list Friday. 1t had to
be amputated. He was riding on tho cow
catcher, and slipping, his leg went under one
OF the forward wheels or the locomotive.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-30

CLOTHING. When you need any article in
the Clothing lire remember that Brilles' is the
place to make your purchases. He is selling at
astonishnsly low prices, and gives great bar
gains. See his advertisements on the first third
and fourth pages Of to-day's Sentinel
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-30

0CTThe American House, Columbus, is No.
l place to stop at. We were there during the
past week, (paid or bi1D and we must say that
we were never accommodated better in our life
The ,Propretors are perfect gentlemen, and do
everything in their power to make their guests
comfortable.
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DiK2lafI1er1a-

WITH MOST PERFECT CoNFiDE EN- CE,
wv VERIFIED by ample experience, i offer to
that terrible disease. called DlPHTHERIA, or
THROAT MALADY. '''t
The treatment give acts as preventive, as
well as curative. 5-tt 5nE tTE
: For further information and medicine, (encosing
one dollorD address sDRsALkkf1D HUGHES. :
.8Gg6 83E III ea Wheeling, Va.
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Esooks. Stationery. 30,

The attention OF our readers and especially
our proessionaltellow citizens, is directed to the
advertisement of j. II. Riley, Columbus, in to.
days Sentinel. Mr.. Rs. stock is full and COM
plete, and he sells at New York and Cincinnati
prices; besides he is one of the cleverest and
most accommodating gentlemen in the world
We say again, read his advertisement.
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6ITWe are under obligations to Hons. q. E.
Pugh and G. L. Vallandisham for copies of
their laie speeches in Congress. Also to Hon.
M. Mccall for Legislative documents.
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61FIn the Allegheny Cattle Market on the
oath inst, ,beeyes sold from III to 324 cts, 4p
ib gross. Hogs from s4s5 to 1915 U 100 lbs
gross Sheep $3.50 y 100 ibs. a
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asIIg!l!:!:ll!:iiiill!:z:l gl!!:lii!::l
l:z5ijIlIiilI!Zllla o. LING!
RS. w1NSTOw
MFRS. W1NSL
An Experienced Nurse and Female Physician
presents to ,he attention of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP w -


An Experienced Nurse and Female Physician
pfesent to lhe attention of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP q
For Children Teething,
Which greatly facilitates the process Of teething
by softening the gums, reducing all Inflammation
will allay ALL PAIN and spasmod;c action,
and is r.-rs .-.s
Sure to Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon II, mothers, it will give rest to your
selves and Relief and Health to yoar infants,
We have put up and sold this article for over
ten years, and can say, in confidence and truth OF
1T, what we have never been able 10 say OF any 9th
er medicne-never has il failed in single in
| stance, to effect cure, when timely used. Never
did we know single instance Of dissatisfaction
by any one who used it. On the contrary, all are
delighted with its operations, and speak in terms
| of commendaton OF its magical effects and med
ical virtues. We speak in this matter swhat we
do know after ten years experience, and pledge
our reputation ior the falhiment OF what we here
declare. In almost every instance where the in.
fant Is suffering from pain and exhaustion, reiiet
will be found in fifteen twenty minutes after the
syru3 is administered. base $500 s satr
| This valuable preparation is the prescription oil
OF the most experienced and skilltul nurses il,
New England, and has been used with never tail
/ ing success in 1s & aCHagf5r ae2 tg taet
| THOUSANDS OF CASES ~ I
| 1t not only relieves the child from pain; but In.
yigora ties the stomuch and bowels, corrects acid.
ity and gives tone and energy to the whole sys-
tenn. 1t will almost instantly relieve
Gripping in the Bowels Wind collie
ano overcome commissions, which, Fif not speedily
remed'ed, emp in death, We believe it the besl
and surest remedy in the world in all cases OF dye.
entery ali Darrh1a in children, whether il arises
| IRON teething, or from any other cause. We wo'd
say 10 every mother who has child suffering
from any OF the foregoing complaints--do not lei
your predjudices, nor the predludices Of others,
| stand between you and your suffering child, aad
| the relief that will be sure=-yes, ABSOLUTELY
SURE-to follow the use OF this medicines If time-
ly used. Full directions for using wi aeconpany
each bottle. Nune genuine unlesst the fac. smile Of
CURTIS d PERKINS, New York, is ,oh the out.
| side wrapper. a.a5 @ lrst
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office l3, Cedar street, N. Y. Price on
| ly 25 cents per bottle, 5@HF ,y1&l aS.' a
May %, l560-lv
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The Unisn as it ,is--The work
"a IN Done and TO be Done. 80,

T-safs,3as = STATES Seeded, sla.- 81 Ella
South Carolina, Dec 90 1861 .stlss ~
Mississippi, Jan. 8, 1861. So e. O. .stss.z',
Alabama, JAM IL, 1851 .'-.aesssg t1ge-.s
Florida Jan. IL, 1861. - aa@ st5 aFi
Georgia, Jan. 19, 1861 aF s7aai' s'1s
SECESSION CONVENTIONS ORDERED. 90
Louisiana meets Jan. 23. s-... -.
Arkansas probably Jan. 2S. "a &C.,
Texas, Jan. 28, ~. ..,.-,... 4, -s-.-.t
Virginia Feb. Is. ~ ya -. '..--lsss 30
North Carolina Feb. 19. ~s.s4 -;-s.r.r
Tennessee Feb. 18. sfi cg ss5l.lai.i 81
The following Southern States have not yet
called conventions; s5F prH7E aalz.'szl
Maryland, ~ s Kentucky, Tst
'ts1 Missouri, Delaware. las
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GBe GaSi3 seatineI.
IIarrison Counfx RihIeI socIefI.

The annual meetings Of the following Branch
Bible Societies in Harrison County will take place
as follows .st srsG l1F a'fat
Greene Township Bible Society, a Beech Springs
Presbytefian Church, Friday, January, 2sih, a II
o'cIeck A. M r,tEs raiaa1lI lNt eEA
Archer Bible Society at Hiues School house
Tuesday February S, at lo1l o'ei6;k.
Ruinley Bible Society at N e. Church 10 New
Rnmley,, Sabbath, February lolh, Al l0h o'clock
8, German Bible Society, atthe United Presbyter-
ian Church jefferson, Monday FEBRUARY lsth, al
TAddresses will be delivered at all the above
meetings and general attendance is requested
. 80 - -i. VIM, PATTERSON, Agent +,
.rtrsy,s48 Harrison County Bible Society.
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0THanna now has the Tribune Almanac for
1861, which contains valuable information, E.
lection Returns from all the States Of the Uni.
on, &c, &c. Price 10 cents.
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Cure of Af'. Mcintosh, ,eho gas doctored By IA

different Physicians. asr ,
This case was extremely had, and since he is
restored but few need despair, Write to him. !,
WELIsyILLE, June Ia, 1860.
have been cured by DR.. Workman, and this
day discharged after doctcrihg with fourteen diff,
ferent ply sicians from Philadelphia wes t, and
never even got relief; besides sdent hundreds o
do!lers to no effect. | could scarcely walk a.
round when first commenced with Dr. Workman
and now can grub all day, and have done SO for
the past six weeks. suffered beyond description
with all the symptoms, In the worst form OF 'Ly.
er Disease, Dyspepsia, Nervous Prostration, Irr.
tation OF the lungs, and pains all over the body
DR.. Workman is the first who ever reached nv
case had not been clear Of Headache one
month in five years ! am now a sound. hearty
man. DANIEL MCINTOSH.
His post Office address is Glasgow, Colunbiana
county, Ohio. r' @1t e' 's
REFERS in this county to Mrs. Minteer,g New
Athens; C. NJ Sampson, Lace,sville; A. Kent,
Nottingham; j. Kent, do j. Jelley, Unionport
Jefferson county; Row. IL. Sinsabaugh, Washington
Pa, ptea, aa.]p as On faEtE TIT
n Aug. 90. 1s60-ly, 10 lt.fs ts5 n e.s4 ~ as*s
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ora State Temperance Convention was
held at Columbus last weok, which was well
attended by persons, from all parts OF the State.
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Dr- n wOTtK1lan.
CHEMlCOPATHIC ~ 'a'"'
PLY SLOT. A M

Will be IN Cadiz, at the National House, Sat
utday, March 2, again, Saturday, April 6.
nR. WORKMAN claims to be regularly ed.
~ ucated Physician, and does not wish to be
setdown among those llliterate Quacks who have
infested the country from time to time Dr. w
wishes it also known that he expects to vi sit Cad
IL for some time to come, and trusts by close at.
tenion to business and an honorable dealing tt
merit a. share Of patronage in chronic diseases
WHICH he has made his study and treatment fol
years. A large number OF cases can be produced
in this county who have been cured by DR.. Wort
mans new trea tment after doctoring for years tC
no effect. DR.. W. was part of his time while
student of medicine, under the instruction Of
the far-famed PROF.. Ackley, oi Cleveland, Ohio
so ad private instructions from Prof. Kirtland
upon Physical Diagnosis. ws3 haf.
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Ad minis strator,s N Notice. /,

has been duly appointed Administrator OF the Es
ia te of Thomas d. Crimes, late OF the County 0
Harrison, State Of Ohio, ,deceased.
January, I6, fa6l-3t N = 'I'77s'i
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KniseIy,s ui.,strels

Performed last evening to respectable and de-
lighted audience. They perform again to night
(Tuesday.) AL that want to enjoy fun and
have q good hearty laugh, will be on hands to-
night as it is their last appearance in Cadiz. qa
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Inules Lecch's Estatc.

NOTICE is hereby given that, John Leech, the
subscriber, has been duly appointed and qualified
as the executor of the last will and testament Of
said James Leech, late of Harrison County, Ohio,
deceased JOHN LEECH,
Jan, 80, 1861. Executor.
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2 sgselal Mettets.


OTThe following catering notice is taken
from the Portsmouth (0hio) Scioto EaRey Re
publican, OF April 3, 1853:
ScANDINAvIA.-A friend writes to US for our
"reaI opinion of DR.. Roback's Scandinavian
Remedies--where he can obtain them-and
why they are called .'Scandinavia !" and we are
frequently asked the same questions. Scandina.
via is the ancient name OF Sweden and Norway,
and scandinavian, that is, Swede or Norwe-
gian, afectionately calls his country "Scandina-
via," in the same sense as we speak of "Colum-
bia," or "The Union" By the way, there are
over nine Thousand Scandinavian families in
Dane county, Wisconsin Although citizen
of this country for many years DR.. Roback is a
iSwede by birth, and compounds his medicines
of Swedish herbs, we think the name is very
appropriate We have the very highest opinion
of the Medicines, and of DR.. Roback himself,
who is not only singularly skillful physician.
but gentleman OF the Old School, as we knew
personally. Our advertisement columns will
answer the rest of our friends letter. See ad.
vertisement. ---,.,,. .'.-..... ,'s..
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OF At the charter election at Seneca Falls;
New York, on, the 9th, the Democrats and
Union men swept the town, electing all their
officers by, decided majorities. Their gain is
over three hundred since the November elec-
ton, 7f I'D s-e .a' -"s '".' -'.t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-30

OJ-The New Jersey Legislature assembled
at Trenton, on Tuesday The Democrats elect
ed all their officers in the Senate, though the
Republicans have one majority. afa hsa ss- %
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GEOEGE a. WILSON MILLS.
q aGADN ONO: .

" UdUIli U1IIUJ " y n r"
MI MANUFACTURE and have constantly for sale
lxI al our Warehouse, near the Depot, Double
Extra Family aid Extra SUPER FLOUR from
good sound Wheat. Our Flour ID Warranted
Fresh Ground and of the very bes, quality. Corn.
msal, Mill Feed and Bran sold at Tow figures in
Quantities to suit purchaseFss ---g IL
Custom Work done with dispatch, and satisfac.
ton warranted. 4 GE0R9E& WILSON n
April rs, go 1s4*f8f ia la8s eges
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M "A. L. ,E2 u e ID /.

On salzth inst, by William Buchanan
Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM CASE and Miss SIDNEY ANN
GooDwfs, al Of this county. 'l'''" WIZ, ~.
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NOTICE.!

TO all indebted by note or book account call
and pay. have made several calls oil this same
sort, and $ have no acc 1unts but what are due,
] now want and must have my money-and to
those thar have been called on, need no expect
to be waited on again by us--onr word for it,
Cadiz, Jan. 80, 6l JOHN COLEMAN.
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McLean's Strengthening Cordial is re
ceiving the unanimous recommendation of the
Press. not only of st. Louis, but all over the
country. This remedy is evidently the result
Of close. observation and study, Wherever il
has been used it has been recommended with
the highest .enconiums of praise. Persons car
have no conception fits efficacy without giving
1T trial. Once more we warmly recommend
this remedy as asuperior Tonic and Alternative
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Dissolution n Of Partnershin.

.g 'aA CADIz JUNCTION., Ohio, an. 10, 1861.
THE partnership heretofore existing between
VIM. M Kelley and T. H. Scott is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent, The books and ae.
counts OF said firm will be settled by M ii. Scott
'g'@ VIM. M KELLEY
3 4. IL. SCOTT. -
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6TThe peculiarities Of the female constitu-
ton and the various trials to which the sex is
subjected. demand an occasional recourse to
stimulants. 1t is important, however, that
these shall be ofa harmless nature, and at the
same time accomplish the desired end. Hostel
ter's Celebrated Stomach Btters is the very ar
tice Its effects in all cases Of debility are al
most magical 1t restores the tones Of the dl-
gestive organs, infuses fresh vitality in the
whole system, and gives that cheerfullness to
the temperament, which is the most valuable of
feminine attractions. The proprietors feel flat
tered from the fact that many OF the most
prominent medical gentlemen in the Union
have bestowed encomiums upon the Bitters,
the virtues otwhich they have frequently test
ed and acknowledged. There are numerous
counterfeits offered for sale, all Of which are
destitute ofmerIt, and positively injurious to
the SY stem. .. ... H...r .E t.t
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CtARPETlNls, Brussels three ply, Ingram vs.
~ milton and Rug, fcf sale cheap BY
S a. Il aicfADDEN,
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GELLERS Cough Syrup, best cure for coughs,
~ colds, Hoarsness, &c, for sale by
E' y JOHN BEALT,
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VALENTINES, a splendid assortment. from
Y one cent, to two dollars eNch, cheaper than
at any other house in the country, at
JOHN BEALL'S
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-19
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
llEAnNU AHTERS, Inly Is, 1861.
BY the Governor of Soati: Carolina.
A PROCLAMATION

"lLEKEAS, THE PRESIDENT OF TIE
w CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMElH.
"a hns made rcqaisition upon tho State of
South Carolina for three thousand men, that bc
'ng the quota Of tli,: State in the additional
force now being called out and whereas it s
required that the Volunteers Offering for this
service shall be received "for and during the
continuance of the war" md whereas, it ia
right and proper that such requistion should
DC promptly complied with.
Therefore. I. F. W. PICKENS, Governor
and Commander in-Chief in and over the State
Of South Carolina, by virtue of authority YES
tod in me by law, do hereby proclaim that Vol
unteers for this serv ice are desired and will he
accepted, in companies, "fr and during the
continuance of the war" to the numLer of the
three thousand men; each company to be com
posed of one Captain, one Lieutenant, two
Second Lieutcnants. four Scrycnts, four Cor
porals, two musicians, aud not less than sixty
t"ur nor more than one hundred privates : the
officers to 10 elected by the companies rcspcc-
lively. No men will be received, EXCEPT those
of proper age and health.
And for the purpose Of organization and in.
struction, do hereby designate "Lightwood
Knot Sp, ings,' near Co!umbin. anl some pro-
Per place ut or near Aiken, rs points for the
establishment OF camps; and each company,
utter full end accurate roll Of its members,
and certificates Of the elections Of It's officers,
shall have been returned t" the Adntant Gene
raj Of the State. will repair TO the camp near
est to it, there TO be mustered into service,
arIf fn La -.
ments. II will hot be n prerequisite in the
acceptance OF these companies. that they shall
he armed. although it is hoped that man of
them will be.
And do further proclaim that oil the men
or companies who volunteered under the Act of
1860, and who declined, for divers reasons,
ncuslering iato Confederate service and whose
Regiments have gone to Virginia, may now
volunteer into this service, and in certain eases
whore cavalry companies have been dsorgan-
'zed. their members also may volunteer as in.
fantrv under this reGuisition.
And do further Prociuirn that no other
Companies Battalons or Regiments will he
receiTed until this force oftlree thousand men
ba raised.
Two additional Regiments "for the war" are
nlso called for Immediately; and have dcslg.
mated the Regiment now raised by Colonel Orr
"for the war;" as one, and have offered the
other 10 Colonel Gregg.
Given under my hand, cs Governor and Com
mander-in Chief, and under the seal of the
State. at Columbia. this.,thc fifteenth day Of
July. eighteen hundred and sixty. one, and in
the eighty-sixth yenr Of the Independence OF
South Carolina. F. W. PlCKENS
tE All papers in the State will publish this
fur tho next four weeks.
July 70, 1861 IL
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-19
AN ORDINANCE
Relating to the Conduct of Nc1yocs. ;,

Relating to the Conduct Of Negroes, IN
tie Torn of .1bberiAc.
SEC. !. BE II Ordained Jy the Tcwn Council
Of I6beriUc, That on and after the fourth Sun
day of July inst, all negroes living beyond the
Cnrp"r..;e limits will be strictly prohibited
from coming into the Village TO Ch;lrcl,, cx
crpt, with special permission from heir mas
tcrs; nor will they be allo~cl {" c"ng,cgatc
on the Streets, before or after preaching nnr
will thcy be allowed 10 COM into III" village at
night except with special permission an! then
I" leave the place Immediately upon tho accom-
rish;rcnt of their crranls. Nor. will they he
allowed TO come to tho Village Churches at
night at all.
SEC. > In each anil every instance, in which
this Ordinance shall I've violated, the negroes sn
offending, shall be taken TO the public Jail and
there confined until taken out by their masters
on payment: of the sum Of one dollar per copii,
besides the Jail fees.
D"Ee in Council, the 9Th day Of Ju!y, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty one, and in the SGth year of the
Sovereignty and Independence Of the State
Of South Carolina.
ID. +. JONES.
IntctGunk
:. july IL 1851 II ot
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-19
THE STATE. OF SOUTH ChRGtINA.
ABEEIILLE ULS1Hit'y.
In the Common Plea5.

TfRAM Il. TuSrEN who is in ,ic Cnso,I,.
B. Of tha sheriff of AbL"villc District hv
Virtue Of II Writ of coy,;as oI xatixfucieu,lu.n
issued from the Court of Common aL tho suit
OF Enoeh Ne!:.n having fled in my ni!icc to.
Ccihcr w!;:' 4 :cfGdu'c oath "t his calatc
and effects, bis Petition TO the Court of Com
mon Pleas praying that he may lie admitted
to the hc:s Of the Acts Of the General As
scnbly madc Tor the relief Of Insolvent Debt.
o:s.
IL Is ordered G;at the sail Enoch Nelson, the
Plaintiff, and all other creditors to whom, the
said Hiram L. Tustcn is il any r:;sc iadcbtcG,
he and thc5 are hereby summoned mud have
n"ticrto appear before the sail Court ut Able.
Vile Court House on the first Monday in Oc-
tobcr next to show cause, il any they can,
why the prayer of the Petitioner should not be
granted.
MATTHEW NcDONAID, c.C.r.
Clerks Office. Court Of Common Pleas,
.6:h june. 1861.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-19
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,

EAl.CG IL Il DEPARTMENT,
July 6, 1861.
1 CCORDINCi to on Ac. of the Confederate
IL Congress. entitled an "Act to put into Opc-
ration the Government under the Permanent
Constitution of the Confederate States Of Amcri
en-" it is required that each state shall vote,
on the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN NOVEMBER
NEXT, for President AMI Vice prcsilct Of tn.
c"nG ,icratH states, which officers are to be in
"u"uratcd Oh the twenty second "f February
next and whereas the existing law of the State
provides that the Electors for President and
Vice President si.aIi he appointed 10y the Lcais.
laturc: auh whereas the Lrci,ia;ure Of this
STATE W i'll not he i'll regular Session at the time
prescr Red by the aforesaid Act for appoint
meIt or Electors:
Therefore, be it know that T, F. ". PICK
EMS. Governor in and over the State Of Soul,
Carolina, by virtue Of the power vesicl in me
by the Constitution, authorizing the Governor
Oh extraordinary occasions. to convene the
General Assembly, do issue this my proclama-
tlcn, calling upon and requesting the Senators
and the Members of the i!"us:, Of Representa-.
lives 10 convene in COLUMBIA, On TIE
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER next cnsr.
ing, that they may lie present in the I[onse Of
Representatives., on the said first "Wednesday
III November, to arpo;n: Electors Of rrcsi,lcm,
and Ficr.presilcnt OF the Confederate States
o! America, in conformity with the Act of the
Confederate Congress aforesaid.
As the Permanent Cun.i!tu';on ia to be organ
IZc''. am election will be re. uirei Of two Scna-
tors from this State. AMI also, in ali probability
considering the peculiar state of the country,
other Important matters will hc acted on at The
same session of the Legislature
Given under my band and the seal OF tho State
aforesaid, ut Columbia, this the sixth day Of
July, III the year of our Lord one thou sand
eight hundred and sixty.cne. and in the eigh-
ty'sixth year of the independence Of The
State Of South Carolina.
F. w. pICKENS
ISAAC II. MEANS, Secretary Of State.
July l2. 1861
eB All papers in the State will copy twice
month till day Of election.