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, 1861-12-06

NEWSPAPER AT BEAUFoR7-Amone other
things constituting the cargo Of the Atlantic,
which sailed from New York for Port Royal
etc., sent down viii the view of startiagF =, !
newspaper al Port Royal, to be conducted m
der the superrisionIof Gen. Sherman. A prop
er person will be selected as editor, and it is
contemplated to Issue weekly sheet, which
shall express the sentiments Of the Govern
ment, and at the same time aid in suppressing
the rebellion on the soil Of the Palmetto State.
, 1861-12-06
THE LAPSE INTO BARBARtSM.

WHAT VIRGINIA PROPOSES.
Barriers against Popular Liberty to
be Strengthened.
, 1861-12-06

Two hundred of the Peoples Els
worth Regiment (N- 7. 44th, Col Strykcr,
arc on the sick list and unfit for duty Some
half dozen have died. The regiment is in
Gen. Fitz JOHN Portcr's division, at Halls
Hill, across the Potomac.
, 1861-12-06

The Boston Commercial Bulletins list
Of business changes in the United States,
gives FIVE fixtures and suspensions in Boston,
eight in New York, four in Philadelphia, two
in Baltimore, and thirteen in other places
total Of thirty-two for the week.
, 1861-12-06

The Richmond Enquirer Of November 20,
contains the report Of the committee appoint
cd By the Virginia State Convention, to re-
port on amendments to the Constitution. The
document is long and very curious.
The committee set out with an assertion of
the old distractions Of the Virginia School,
and then proceed to discuss the amendments
which they deem essential to Greet the State
into an oligarehy: The people, they say, must
be disfrancliised, labor must bc depressed, and
free schools abolished. We givc some ex-
tracts from the report below. Let the free
men OF the North note the tendencies Of so
cicty in the slave States:
, 1861-12-06

t. The ladies Of Boston have presented a
splendid tscanopy TENT for use as chapel
for religious services, to Col. Powell 7. Wy
mans regiment, at Camp Hamilton, near
Fortress Monroe.
, 1861-12-06

Z IEGI
Also for 10 010 feet B. II 3inch Oak Plank 10000 do
do pinch Oak PIauk; 19!nD Il n. Pine Fencing II
An the above Is to be OF good duality Of material
hee from shakes, large knots and rot.
panvs Depot grounds In Chcago during the months Of
april, Maj. June and Ju1y next
The whole to be subject to the inspection and arfroT
al OF the Compaly's Engineer
On dellyeTy less ten per cent Wnacp
Proposals must be accompanied With sssissaEtp5S RE-
surety that the Contractor viii faithfully pe1aos Lie
contract awarded ~,
The Company RESERVES the right to rsset u ANY -
Proposals 1T discretion Address Er,is3sa!sE -
dE4l5H5td WILLARD s. F0fE. Eo5asef-
, 1861-12-06

I Two men on Monday attempted to
cross the river at St. Louis in ekif. It was
caught in the ice, and one Of them, Daniel
Gleason, was drowned
, 1861-12-06
TATARR1I! CAIARhA
~ CATARRH.,!
DR 6EELYE'E LIQUID CATAARA REMEDY,

nR sEE1yE,s LIQUID cATARRd REEEDY,
w.Er.sr1o - be sure cure Tor
<rArARRH or COLD IN TIE HEAD.
ONE H1.pRkr TForsA.n PERSONS die yearly in this
x-runtrv Of Consumption Evg-1 physlcian knows that
viii iily two:hires Of Ills t1ltes, the disease 1rst
Eo.1Iucnced ae "a
CATARHH IN THE NOSE.
Tic next Etcr being to the threat aud bronchial tubes
II cnacr to cure Cata7sh thsn Consumption, md By
curing te sss VI HccveEt the latte. Persons saonla
understand thst the better way 10 cure Cc1trmpson
7hr symptoms Of Ce:tar. IF t:.r~ srncra1r arncar
are Il ii1st Sery slight Fe.*ons Ind tcy have cold,
nd IND that they have freG0c2t atfacEs and
sslttve to tic changes ct scsIfrxurr 1E this con-
and acEd, afterwards becoming th1ck and adhesive.
rs shc disease becomes chronic Inc discharge. are i'll
creskGa n Quantity and Changed IN Gc:E:: they are
ing The nose, else they fall tto tho rhroa and are
alaTked or couehed Of. Tie tcc-crions offensive,
<ausng had breath: the sciec Is thick and nasal the
SEeS aie Xeak ths ssnss 91 se Is ,ssSeaea OF 1e
nc refe9a Is Obliged ic e1esr kis throat 1he morning
the head during he night When this Place the
pethon that his dcase On its way the
lungs, ind should lose 5lmc IL a1restns l. The
=hosc arc the F,1nrtoins o Catsf7h as they appear IN
81 the aid Of the LIQUID cATARRH EE>lEnY, all
1hctc Eslnptoiis can sc quickly ard cfcctna!iy re-
d. III who d:srotrd 10 test is virtues in
curing CatarTh that after rc trial Of the Eclncty
e. nns month 10 benefit il received, thc moant paid
enc month. with full and clc=r directions.
Office, 1876 Lake. Corner of TeIIs-St.
Address Dr. n Il SEELY-E
de1-h6S1m Pos: Once Box 1855, Chicago, III.
, 1861-12-06

NEW YORK STEAM DYE
wn,rs - YxRBuRY Isl South C1srk street,
Between Madison and IA, Aonr9e @ Ghcsgo 3yez az 3nd
Seancf 9i ~ III Bonnet Dye!ng Bleaching a41 Press
eo 9Tf as1asa soistea g. rost 6se
q Mal Ma o. '>f fe4'61.1y
, 1861-12-06

ACp1T1Bs OFFICE STATE or ILLrSoIse
Springfield, February It'll 1s5l.
Whereas The Lafayette Insurance Company, located
at Brooklyn In tlls State of New York. has nled in
required By An Act 70 regulate the agencies Of In
sufance Companies not Incorporated by the State Of
Illinois" approved February I4h- 1850 and An act
ancntatory thereto. approved january ed 1851; AHd
dence that il Is possessed Of the required amodnt OF
capital invested Ia stocks and mortgages, and has fled
IL this o!6ce written instrument signed bF the Prest
4sni 7na sScErSFE shgEcel 3Er2.ntiag LAMBEKFF 1t
Agents for the transaction of the business Of said Co
pary. and fully and unreseryedly authorizing them to
acknowledge Eerylcc Of process for and On behalf O.
sid Company sonscEti;E tha service Of pE9srs upon
Claim Of crr,,r by rt:,son of such service:
acts sforesaid l. EsE Z. DuBois 11ditor of rus-
hat ill.,. said LAsiBERr c. HAIL and JAMES l.
STOKES authorized Agents for the said Con-
pany to the business Of Insurance In this State
until tlr thirty first day Of january. in tho year ctEh-
ga1ly empowered 80 to Do bJ said Company.
e~~. In Testimony Whereof. l hlve hercupto sub
SEAL tECrihed nly 1afle and a1xeI the seal Of my
s~' ofiee ut Springfield. this seventh daE Of Fob
'1"'s' 49, JESSE k DrBo1s, Auditor "a
Fulton Insurance Company, Of New York, 0oA
Lafayette Insurance Company. Of Brooklsn. 19@S 0@
Brevoort insurance Company, vf New York l59A1
Phoenix Insurance Company, Of BROOKLYN. AAa9
Corn Exchange Insurance Company, Of n, =. 2G0oQQ
Commonwealth Insurance Company. Of \. T. 99 S599n
Northern Assurance Company. of London, hAMe hASM9e3
HALL s CplIrASY: Agents.
No. l6o South Water stEeet.
rot3h2f91m Chicago. nnnoA
, 1861-12-06
THE REBELS THINK NORTHERN LABOR TOO
POWERFUL.

THIS tendency TO a conflict between labor
and capital has already manifested itself in
many forms, comparatively harmless it is
true, but nevertheless clearly indicative Of q
spirit Of 7iseutousafss which must, Ill the end,
ripen into agrarianisn. Kmay 1c $cc, in the
system Of free schools, by which the children Of
The poor arc educated at the expense Of the
rich; i'll the various forms Of exemption and
homestead bills; in the popular cry Of *'lauds
for tlc landless," and homes for the home
1css;;' in FourieFism and communism; in the
habitual disregard Of the ordinances Of rcli-
gion and of the institution Of natri,nony :;
and more distinctly i'll the form Of abolition
, 1861-12-06
NELNIROLD,S EXTRACT BECHU,

NELNIB0LD,S EXTRACT BCCHU.
10 FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT II.
pEErAEED ACCORDING TO
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY,
rEEscE1RsD AND ESD BY
EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
HELmB0LDsS EXTRACT BUCHU
Il nlcasaut in It's taste and odoE immediate In !ts
action aad free from all injurious properties Cutcs at
little c1rcnse.
LITTLE OR 20 CHANGE IN DIET.
Price ONE DOLLAR Per bottle, or SIX for FIVE
1,uIIA1s delivered 70 any namc initial hotel post,
s1p7cas Office OF store.
Describe Symptoms in all Communications.
UELAEoluS GENUINE PREPARATIONS
EXTRACT BCCHE,
EXTRACT EARsAPARILLA-
I1Y.1r1Ass, PLEASE NoT7cE--We msle no secret Of
:;.s7rdirats Thef arc Eelectcd " competent DING
r.-s and arc Of the best quality
EELmBoLp'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS
rEEPAEEp r TAcro, BT
II, Z. HELMBOLD,
11:ACl1CAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST
Drrc:-.es South Tenth St. Philadelphia, Pa.
soLp 8T
LORD & SMITH.
Wholesale Druggists, 43 Lake st., Chicago,
Agents for the State Of Illinois Also bs all rcspecta-
biz U:uGgtr.s,
BEwAEH OF cbCSIKrFErTs,
hHk for Helnbe1a,s--Take no other.
r.t,19ho866m
, 1861-12-06

TsSn N ne s7prrc~sioEE Irregularities, Failing the
I!u1n aun,nt5 Al 1rnary Diseases Nervous Debility
tt s1,dt;, Su5 43sSr M3sssrratoa, Ba1rsansz &c %
s...S II % ne tsnts II any kind Have 70 dell
IT, Th r raraE % diftrents whit your troubles may
4Eft NtIa.ttt,ru @1Ata G4Fi1ea 70 Cal S44 e-At-
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sHERIFF,s SALES.

DT virtue of sun1ry writs of Rer facias to me d
- recte,l, will be sold bciorctic Court House. in
tickenS District, within The legal hours OH the FIRST
Monday and Tuesday in Mhy next, .r
One tract OF land containing. ! 80 ncres moro or
less, whercon y. M M.u,ln now lives levied on
rs The property OF Alien Manllin at the sul of
Hardy Giisrap vs.. a. NJ. MuuIn and Allen
Mauldin.
One tract Of land containing IG0 acres more or
less. lying on Vile Creek whereon widow Perkins
now lives, adjonhlg nn,ls OF James Duke and 9th.
ers' levied on ms the property of Jcremeh Collins
u. the suit Of J, NJ. Alexander & Co
One tract of llnl containing 81 acres more or
less lying on waters Of Milo Crock ioining lands
OF a. L. Durham and others, levied on ny the prop
erty-of William o. Durham at the suit of H. W.
Green & Co.
One tract Of land containing lo09 acres more or
less lying on the east side Of Chntinga River and
indian Camp Crcck@-watersof of said River--boun,l-
cd hythe North ,Carolinn line anil lands a,y,ntod
TO j0sorh Grishom and Jeptha Norton also one
other tract, containing 1913 acres. more nr less on
!niian Camp Creek, lcvicd on as the pf, ncrty of
hi"m Sharp AT thc suit of Samuel Ria and others
One tract OF lnnd containing 100 acres more or
less lying on Toyawpy Creek, adjoining lands OF
y. L. Poole Slmuel N,Nwell aud others. levied on
as the property OF Jackson Dcatop at the suit OF
John B. Earle
One tract OF land containing lG7 acres moro or
less lying OF Littls BNssown Creek adjoining
lands Of John BLACKWELL, VIM Rothel and others
levied on as tho prnprry of Wtn Cape, sr., Mt the
suit cf cfWiln ROihel.
One tract OF land containing 300 acres more or
less lying on Rocky Fork, waters of Chan gh creek
aaHloining lands qf Spencer Chambers, Ephraim
Nonh AMI others l'vc.i on rs the property of Wm.
Philips NJ the suit oil Robert Spencer aud others
One tract of h,ml, adjoining lands of David
StrihlinS the village Of Fair Play and others con-
tanning etghly acres H'ore or less levied ON the
property oil Joseph Reese, at the suit of S. y f.
w, Brown.
/! One tract of land containing 200 acres more or
less, lying on waters of Crow Creek adjoining
! lands of Rob't. a. Thompson John Huntcr and
others levied on MS the property Of Mary Black
stone Mt the suit Of f. G.. Parsons
One tractof land containing 100 acres more or
loss lying on waters of Grow creek adioiuihg
lands of ilenry Grognn and others levied on as the
property of j. Il. Smith at the suit of j. N. Law
renee and others.
One sorrcl horse. AMI one buggy aud harness
levied on ns tho property of II f. Norris at the
suit of Leonard Towers.
Terms, cash; purchasers pay for papers.
ApiS 1861 98 I'd
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L O a. n
EnD 'plIIs
Dosenoo OF tho Coneodorato States.

QOOkSOF SUBSCRIPTION will be opened
-4b i"' So 900 600 at the Bank of the State. in
Chnr" ton. ON The l1,h and 18th DAYS of April
next, between the hours of Ga. m and g. n. u,.
Five per cent. must he paid in Cash. mt the time
ot subscription and tho rcmaindcr ON or before
the first of May, interest to run From tho ,laic
of such paymont Persons desiring to secure
Their subscription, may pny in Cash the whnle
nomonnt, and take 9 receipt for the delivery Of
Bends or Stock. tn equnizc the rate of sub
sorption at all points. and to enable Mi persons
conveniently to subscribe, current Bank Notes
of the place will Inc received Mt their market val
ne IN coin. In case of an over subscription,
preference will be given first, To those who pr y
down their while Subscription next, to subs cri.
bcrs at $j0 ncXt to subscribers uf 800.
Books of subscription viii hc openc,i nn the
same day at the Branches of the Bauk df the
State, in Columbia. Camden and Abbcville
also. ut the Banks "f Ncwbcrry. Chester. Fair.
field Cherow. Gcorgetowr and IIamburg aud
atGrCenvin
EDWARp EW FRoSr, Commissioners
NJ, FURMAN. far
GEO. a. TRENHOLM SouM 'Cuoijna.
March %. 1861 IS If
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Monday II March at Trap;
Tuesday IL :" at lIcster's;
"Wednesday l3 " at IIaguod's;
Thursday II at Mrs. Bartons;
Friday 10, NJ Eli StansclrS
Saturday l6 q at Wolf Greek;
Court wee lS. 10, 90. cl Il % at pickcms G. II ::
Saturday 23d March at Hurricane:
Mphuay 10 at Wm NimmOns;
lucAday ~ ut Grants Store;
Wednesday - '' at Tunnel Hill
Thursday % +" ut "A Robins:
FRIDAY 70 g at Jonas Phillips:
saturday 30 at Fenton IT, lInlps
Monday lst April atC F. poole's.
Tuesday e at G. w. Phillips;
Wednesday & Thursday 5 * 4 at Walhnlla:
F'nd"y April at E1ekiel Cox'S;
Sa urd"y 6 Center;
Mondays " at Bachelors Retreat;
Tuesday = ut Fair Play;
Wednesday 10 J" at DjuthGs;
Thursday IL at Fant's;
Friday u :" az Salnbrity
M,I.ond"y & Tuesday 10 & lG : at Pickensville; :;
Medne&dny IL j. Il. Gnssctts !;
Monday % g pickcns III
Monday Gth May at
at Which time my bnoks will he closed All per
sons falling to make their returns by .lmt time
are, by lnw, double taxed. The lux Collon,or
has NO discretion in the matter.
State Tax twenty five lcr cent higher than
last year
Road tax % pcr cent
Poor = l5 per ccnt
Tax payers will take notice that no Returns
t viii Dc received unless accompanied with the
money None but State money can he received
"One tenth IF one per cent. on all monies
loaned, monies ut interest, all monies invested
in the stocks or bonds Of any other State other
than the bonds OF stacks of this State and
other than the OF the banks and railroad
companies Of this State"
The aggregate amount of monies to hn re-
turned by each porson should be aSccrtaiuc,l
| before the return is male.
| Slave owners are required by law to return
the numlIcr"f dogs belonging to their negroes
The toi"wing is the list or taxable property:
Slaves and lands sales uf ginds fac;oragc ON
p!"vmcntS, faculties and professions all snlnricS
and wages over tive hundred dollars lots in viii
! lnges and towns monies leaned and all monies
drawing interest, IIclnling bonds. other than
State and railroad Lnnds. playing cards and
dogs kept by slaves
Rag No Returns sent can be received. unless
sworn to before magistrate or notary public,
and signed by tic person making the return.
Inc law requires every tax payer to put his or
her signature on the tax book. As | am com.
/ pelIc'i.to make my Return by the lst June. /
nope tax payers will be prompt in mnking re.
turns, and paying taxes. Executions will he
! lsSuc'l against all dcfauliers immediately after
| he ith OF My I'm accordance with my instruc.
tons. The late,hour at which | have received
! my hooks requires me To act promptly and /
| hopo all interested will sec the necessity of max.
ing returns at once, and thereby save me trouble
and themselves cost
JOHN W. L. CARY, 4. C.
March g: 1861 30
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WALHALLA INSTITUTE,
Rev. Aug. Angerer, A. NJ, Principal,

TTNHE FIRST TERM of this School begins
"A February 9th, and will continue for five
months The second term w;l! begin frst OF
August next
There is yet no Primary Department, but one
will be added as soon as practicable
The Scholars have to partnke in the Study of
all the common English branches.
Discipline Mild friendly, yet decided.
TERMS:
Each course of five months $3.50
l1atin, French or German. extra, each, 500
Drawing extra 800
Piano, per lesson. extra. 40
Payable middle of each term
For further particulars. nppIy to the Principal
Rgfercnces-Rcv f. Bachrnan. d. d. and
Rev. l.. Muller, Charleston; Mr.. d. Biemann
aud DR.. Norman, Wnlhallu.
Walhala. Jan. 80, 1SGl &c tr
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In Advance of the Mail.

o.
..tNHAnrssToN, April IOr-The State Oonvon.
ion no has adjourned, subject TO the call of the
fresident. Resolutions were ndopted. onnrov.
ing tho conduct Of Gen. Twiggs in 'Fesasr :
me cry Is comparatively quiet but n combat
is n hHnrly expected between the batteries and
; ;"e leuerai 'Hset.7ns none can toll what moment
1t may appear off tho bar.
WAsniNGrnN, April l0-'fho whole volunteer
rSve ut Washington is called out for insnection
'h'S morning--thc object being to,lr,ft into the
soISlce sm OF the Black Repub'icap Government n
tullregiment, Intense excitement is occnsonoJ
by this order.
WAsntNoroN. April-0- The New York Er.
press OF yesterday Says that the new tug Yankee
sSilea rom that port on NJ ,ndny evening. undor
seated orders, with one hundred tons nf shcll
large quantities Of provisions, and ono hundred
and fifty troops
"AsuIH!GroN April 6Mnjor Ben McCnlloch
has organized fprcc af five thousand men tn
seize the Fcdoral capib, tho instant the Grsf
blood is spilled
This Intelligence is Cr,n a Virginia gentle
aa@m ROW ~ this city. who lad it ,lirec,ly from
McCnilocti'sown lips.
EaIour ~ WAsnINGrox. disno,,b IA
another column states that Il regiment of tho
volunteer force of tho city of Washington is
about ~ lie mustered into the service of tbc
UOni'cd StatoS Government. The New York
i'mes OF nl'ndny has tho following dispatch
from Washington
:, Tho city is full of exciting ru,nors tUdny of
an lnteadcl attack on Washington To niah,. l,y
the secession rabhle, surpr ed to bo under The
command of M,inr Ben McCullungh, who impu-
dently enters and departs from tile city nntn-
Tested. notwithstanding his uvert treason re.
Gently mt San Antnnio. People inquire with
| surprise why the authorities do not arreS, him,
N pf fla 4. :.
ence here has sumo evil purpose.
Another runnr to-day WAS that Cen Scott
had slept in his Office fr tSb nights past. anl
that the artillery horses were sadllel and har,
ne*scd all last night, ready Cor instant action,
tn defend the city against tho expected raid -,
snqniry di<pclS these SENSATIONS, and shows that
there - no foundation wbuevcr far them be.
vonl tie fact that certain secession militia in
the District continue their drills, as if expecting
service in due llmc,'
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ESTATE SAFE,

XX7. ILL be sold 1T the Store and residence of
"Wednesday the 24ih inst.
~,,& TWO LIKELY NEGROES,
The fenaimng Stock of Goods. one OK
Sheep Goats and various other ARTICLES.
,fgeNs;--Nine months credit with interest
note and approved seeurtv-snms under SO
cash. ALEXANDER EDENS Ad,nr
April 8, 1861 ~ m SO
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Notice to Insurance Arnnts.

.OfFtcG oS rue CoMrrknJi.ER GgNERAL.l
CuSRLeSTpY. S. e.. Apri |. 1861.
TSIHE AGENTS or INSURANCE. COMPA.
Il NtESnnt incorporated by ythe State 0f
South Carolina. are hnroby{ Notified that their
Annual aud Semi ANIMAL Returns must here
after bc flcl NJ tho O!licc in Charleston only.
aud tImt all applications for licenses, or renew.
al "t license, must also be maIo at tho Same
Office.
THOMAS j. 2PICKENS.
April 3'tt Cbmptruller General
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Estate Notice,

A Ill persons indebted TO the Estate of Ma.
IA thcw Keith. deceased, are requested to
make immediate pnyment; ami those having
demands against said Estate, will render them
to me legally attcscd firthwith.
ALIEN, EDENS, Almr.
Aprils. 1861 sc 2
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CLAREMONT ACADEMY. !

'ENllE TRUSTEES fake pleasure in announ-
il cling to the public. that they have secured
the services of Mr. G. l.. iloILINGswoRTm and
LADY, to take charge of the Claromont Acade,
my, These Teachers have experience, and arc
competent 7" instruct in ali the various branch
Male aud Female School will be taught in the
same house
The Academy will he opened on the Cd Mon.
day in January. 1861
Good boarding can bo, had in tho ncighbor.
hood on favorable terms.
The saluhrty of the climate and the moral
tone OF the vicinity, are inducements that
should not be overlooked by parents and guar.
dmns in cducatipg their children and wards.
BY order of the Board
Nj. $. STRlBLING, Scc'v.
Jan. O. 1861 % IF
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STATE or south CarOrtmas =

IN oRDlNARY---rtcKENs.
Wm. lIuntcr, Admir-,
ys. Pet for Settlnuart
j. NJ. Owens and others. S t}s'f..
/ appearing to my satisfaction that y. M.
Il Owens; and wife PermeIia A.. 0liatta ar
cher and Engena Archer, delendants in this
is ordered therefore. that tho said absent de-
Pendants to appear in the Court of Ofclinarr.At
Pickcns G. H.. on Monday the first day ofJuly
next, to shew cause. if any they can, why a
final settlement Of the estate of Andrew III. Ar.
cher deceased, should not be made at that time.
and a decree had thereon,
w. II. HOLCOMBE, ORR.
March %. 1861. 23 3m
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Notice.

1'liE NEXT semi annual meeting of fhe Mission
4 AIRY Agricultural Society will be held Mt Secona
Church, Saturday before the first Sabbath in May
next ut which time all who have pledged none
10 the Society expected to pay, or enclose il to
tie Treasurer, previous TO that time Agrieultu-
raj Reports will also be received in like manner
A fuil representation is requested.
}. Il. HAMLIN Secretary 4 Treasurer.
Five Mile, April s. 1861 8G .
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Auction Sale.

II WILL sell on THURSDAY, tho 18th of
H. April al my store at tAhdersoh's Mills the
remaining stocko Goods inJsaid store
Ierms.J Saie--All n,ns under five dollars,
cash; all above that amount, OH. n credit of
eIghtmOnths with note and snrcty.
w. S. KIRKSEY.
.y...,. Andersop's Mills
March 80, 1861 81 3t
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Notice.

4 IL PERSONS having demands against the
L A Estate of John Todd, deccnscd, are hereby
nolitied tolepder them to the undersigned. Dc.
ga!iy atteSicd, within tle time prescribed by
law; and those indebted are required to make
immediate payment.
ELIZABETH TODD. Adm'x,
w g. TOUD Adm'r. :.
Anril / 1861 AZ Q
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BANK OF STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

NuAkLESION, FeDl uary Id, 1901.
TNllE LEGISLATURE having at it's last
Il session. authorized the issue of Bonds to
tl'o amount of S6I5,000, bearing an interest of
I per cent, for the purpose of providing the
funds required to sustain the State in the act of
resuming her rights of Sovereignty, this Bank
is now prepared to dispose of the Bonds. They
are issued in sums of $50, 800, and $3.50 An
opportunity is thus afforded every citizen to
make u secure ard profitable investment, while
contributing aid to the cause in which the State
is engaged With the view of enabling citizens
III any part of the State to share in the loan,
the Clerks of the Courts of the several Districts
have been requested tn open Books of Subscrip
ton for the Stock. Suitable arrangements will
be made for furnishing bonds on the receipt Of
the money, at an early day after each snbscrip-
tion has been made. Engagements for the
purchase of Bonds may be made Mt the Bank
or Mt any of its branches. 1t is probable that
Mt the next session of the Legislature, those
parties who desire it may have have their Bonds
converted into Stock
C. NJ FURMAN, President.
February % 1861 20 tf