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The national Republican., 1861-01-11
Further Particulars.

Further Particulars.
Charleston, Jan. 9.-At an early hour this
morning, our citizens were aroused by the loud
and repeated reverberation OF cannon to seaward,
and a general rush was made from all parts oil
the city to the wharves. The excitement was
intense, and the military rushed to arms for the
general defence.
Twelve or fifteen reports were heard, first
from the works on Morris Island, followed by
few shots from Fort Moultrie.
The anxiety 10 know the cause OF the firing
was intense, the whole city remaining for an
hour or more in suspense. There were no
shots fired from Fort Sumter, and it was at
once supposed to have been occasioned by the
Star Of the West attempting to enter the har
Dor with reinforcements to Major Anderson.
Later in the day, this was ascertained to be the
case.
Whilst the excitement was at it's height
boat was observed to leave Fort Sumter, with
an officer bearing flag Of truce, and approach
the city. The officer proved to be Lieut.. Hall,
who proceeded to the quarters Of the Governor,
followed by an immense concourse Of citizens.
The interview of Lieut.. Hall with the Gov.
ernor and Council closed about two o'clock,
when he returned to Fort Sumter. The object
Of his mission has not yet transpired, though l
learn. from high authority that the message Of
Major Anderson related to the firing into the
steamer Star of the West, and that it is of
most threatening character.
The Star of the West in Charleston
Harbor.
NeD York, Jan. TO-. Captain MCGOWAN
telegraphs that the Star of the West has arrived
and anchored safely in Charleston harbor.
Later from Europe.
Portland, Jan. l0.-The steamship Nova
Scotia, from Liverpool on the 9th, via Lon.
donderry on the 2Sth, arrived here this morn
ing.
The China overland mail had arrived in Eng.
land.
The bombardment of Gaeta continued inces.
sanity.
The weather in England was exceedingly
cold, the mercury in some localities ranging be-
| low zero.
Prince Alfred would soon embark for the
American naval stations.
Advices from the Cape of Good Hope an.
nounce movements for separation of the east.
ern from the western portion Of the colony.
Katfana had already become a separate col.
| ony.
| COMMERCIAL
Cotton-sales of the week, 10000 bales. Ad.
vance Of the week, a. id., having an upward
tendency at the close ON Thursday night. On
Friday, the estimated sales were 10000 bales,
closing firm but unchanged.
Breadstuifs were firm, with an advancing
tendency.
Provisions were dull.
Consols, 92s.
The national Republican., 1861-01-11
G. W. GOODALL,
Plumber and Gas and Steam Filter

b64 Seventh street, near Canal Bridge, Washington.
A LII orders executed at the shortest notice, in
n the most substantial manner, and on rea-
sondbLe terms.
Personal attention given to every department
of the business. nov 26
The national Republican., 1861-01-11
A Rumor Contradicted.

Richmond, Jan. l0.-ln response to many
inquiries, it can truly be stated that any rumol
to the effect that large force is preparing in
this State to seize Harper's Ferry is simply
false from beginning to end.
The national Republican., 1861-01-11
Union Meeting in Baltimore,

Baltimore, Jan. lO.-A large Union meeting
was held here tonight, and was addressed by
W. H. Collins, Reverdy johnson, and A. W.
Bradford Thousands were present, and the
meeting was enthusiastic. Resolutions were
adopted expressive of desire for compro-
mise for the settlement of existing difficulties
on constitutional basis and that such Of the
Northern States as have passed personal liberty
bills shall repeal the same.
Resignation of Southern Naval Officer.
Montgomery, Ala., Jan. lO.-Captain Ran.
dolph, Of the United States navy, resigned yes.
terday, and Immediately rendered his services
to the Government of Alabama.
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HIS STOCK is fresh and in fnc condition
and he has sccnrcd the services of attentive
OSllers. and careful Drivers, who NAV ALWAYS
be found at their post
His OMNlBUSSES will attend ut the Depnts
mt Anderson. Pcndlcton and Wahalla, to re-
.cive Passengers, vino will he conveyed nrompt
ly to any point in either nf these places.
The Subscriber would cndeuvnr~ to impress
upon the public mind the advantages of travel
through this section. Tho climate is fine, bra
cling and salubrions and the scenery is nnsur
passed in any country. From either of the
above points. c"nvcyunces can be had for
Clarksvilc, Mount Ynnuh, Toccoa and Tallulah
Falls, Tunnel ILL., Rnbun Gap. Whitcsde and
Chimney Top Mountains. Cashier Valley and
Georgetown, N. c., Jocassee, Table Rock and
Ctcsar's Head, Buncombe and the French Broad
valley, and any minor points, over good roads,
AMI through n country where the fare is sub.
stantal and good, water the best, and the ac.
com mmodntions first rate.
The Subscriber gives the business his nor
sonai attention. and he is determined that the
travelling public shall have nothing ut which
to murmur on his part Where trip is in
tended. it would be we'll to address him Mt An.
idcrson c. H., s. 9, as to time. destination, terms
&c.. &c. His experience in the business is lung
and favorably known to tho travelling public
and his charges such as to commend them to all.
JOHN NJ, pARTLOW. 4
Juno l3. 1861 AZ &c
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"A CARD.

or. Et:tor: Tho undersigned are desirous Of
raising Volunteer Company OF men to go to tho
border to meet the foul Invaders of our SOIL and to
this end, wo will attend ut the following places, on
the times specified for the purpose Of cnlisting
men; and we would respectfully ask the people
Of the respective localities to come and learn our
plans and purposes.
AT l'alus Clayton's. Wednesday, oath July;
. Mrs Baron's, Thursday, Goth
pnmpkin,own. Friday, 2Gth
Pickcnsvillc, Saturday, 9th
Our Post Office address il Georges Creek, s. C..
"haany person wishing to connect themselves with
our Company will please address US ut that place.
Respectfully, Sc. II. u. BowES,
JSo II. GossEsT.
July g. 1851 10 .
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PHsOCa.AE9 lA'EHDN.

Executive Department, Jnly G. 1861.
A CCORnlNG to mn Act of the Confederate
IN Congress, entitled an Act to nut into
Operation the Governments under the Pernn.
nent Constitution Of the Confederate States Of
America" it is required that cnch State shall
vntc,. on the FIRST WEDNESDAY, IN NO.
FEMBER NEXT. for President and Vice
President of the Confederate States, which oiH
GERS arc to 'io innugmrnre'l ON the twenty second
of February next; and whereas the existing
law of the State provides thnt the Electors for
President and Vice. e.Presilent shall be appoint
cd by the Legislature: and whereas the Leg
islnture of this State will not be in regular ses
sion at the time prescribed by the aforesaid Act
fnr appointment of Electors:
Therefore, be it known that I, +. w. PICK.
EMS. Governor in nnl over the Stuto of Suuth
Carolinn. by virtue uf tho power vested in me
by tho Constitution, authorizing tho Governor,
on extraordinary 0ccnsious, to convene the Cen
eral Assembly, do ISSUE this my pruclamationi i
calling upon and requesting the Senators md
tho Members of the House Of Representatives
to convene IN COLUMBIA, ON TIIEFIRST
they may 6e present in the House Of Reproscn.
tatiyos, on tho said first Wednesday in Noycn.
ber, to appoint Electors of President and Vice
President nf the Confederate States of America.
in conformity with the Act of tho Confederate
Congress aforesaid.
as the Permanent Constitution is to DO Or
gahized, an election will bc required of two
Senators from this State, and also, in all pron..
bllity, considering tho peculiar state of tho
country, other important matters will he actod
on at tho same session Of tho Legislature.
Given undor my hand and the seal Of tho State
aforesaid. at. Columbia, this the sixth day f
July, III tho year of our Lord one thousand
X eight hundred and sixty.one. aud in tho eigh..
ty-sxth Year Of the Independence of the. State
Of South CDrolipa. J. w. PlCKENS
Isaac II. MEANS, Secretary Of State
july Q. 1861 40 eowtd
BsV-All papers in tho State will copy twice
mouth till tiGv of elootiOu.
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RNnMoSp, July l0.-Thc A,liutanttieucral
of Virginia has issued an order tn commanders
OF regiments in Green Orange. Madison, Gull
pepor, Rappahannnck, Fauquicr Prince Wi.
liam Lcudun and Fairfax Counties to call out
the entire militia force, and report to General
Benurcgard
letter just received here from near Philip.
q states Tint 0. jennings Wse's company
IN skirmish previously reported, killed u
Federal captain and nine or ten men, aud took
twenty-five prisoners
Kansas CRY, July l0--fhe F,rt Scott
Democ'm. Of The I,h, reports u battle between
Jackson and Scige, near Carthunge. At tho
irstonsct, the Missurians were driven back
The officers ordered Il retreat. The order was
not heard on the wings, which advanced az the
centre gave why, nearly surrounding the Fed
eraists, who re'r .":nl. Tho lighting wns
mainly by arillery--lhe Fctlcralials rctrea,int
ns tic Missuuria,s advanced. and iunliv reach.
O., CnrliSo, seven miles distant from The com
mcnccncnt. An attack on Scig!o is reported
in which it issnid Sciglc re;rca,rl ,nwi,rl Snr
coxir JacksoIifprtiied hnsuit Sciuln'a force
was hn1!y cnt M. 'ruc l,s,s Is estimated nj
from three |hindrcl % one thpisln
NklLLEDs my sLfonrSi&G.- We regret TO lcarn,
says isdgc.iei, ,ia,,rtjSas, TIM; li,le T. l..
ruckcrEsoiIuf Mr.. A,tcus Ticker, whist PLAY.
ing untnndcy%,s shuAc'trcu in his fathers yard,
F''HN''H'I ''''N'i - "t iiRiHt.IN
evening last.
FRFArEHnlSG AND CAiirbnNIA TEEASrRE.--
At last al,iccs from San Francisco three mil
lions IF treasure had accumulated there over
ard above the usual deposits. owing to the fail.
nrc to ship from foar of prvatccrs. 1t is not
impossible that some of the treasure may have
been finding its way to the East, through the
ButcrIicld overland route, to Western Nilsson.
ri. aud the seizure nf the npachcs and stock of
that line by Gov. Jackson, will not only stop
further shipments, but may put some of the
dust in his possession.
a WHOLESOME ORbER.--It is said that Fed
e'a officer iie'.. Washington 'ias ordered l,al
every newspaper reporter that is caught within
the lines shall bc shot. We don't know anv
body that deserves shooting mnrn than tho cor
rcsrnndrnts Of Black R"nmblicnn journals. NJ
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THE: West. UNION HoUsEji q

AT WEST UNION, s.: CT,
IS ut the terminus of the. Blue lsidge Rail-
ful sandy plain, in full view of the mountains.
All the roads intersccting are siiio 18th and we'll
kept in order. The owners, not wishing to oc-
cupy the HOTEL now Just reftted and putin
complete repair, offor it for sale or rent. The
lot contains two and ome.fonrth, acres, and hase
oil the necessary outbuildingsin ordcrand we'll
arranged. S& Etes t
s Persons wishing to engage in the Intel basi-
ness can find no moro eligible situation than
this For particulars, apply to j. G. NEyILLEs
on the promises. or to
GltISIIAM & NEVILLE,
June 4. 1861 44-5 Wuhalla, s. G.. 6$
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$40 REWARD.

} uNAWAY from the subscriber. on the 9th
~ of last December, BERRY. about feet
inches high, very black skin, 2G years old !:
sometimes he limps slightly, from having had
one of his legs broken three ycarsago. Iiohas
a wifo at Dr.. II. c. Millor's. near Pendlcton.
md a1nd is probably lurking in that neighborhoud.
The above reward will be paid for his uppre.
hcnsion and delivery To the nearest, mil. XII
persons detected in harborng or aiding him in
any way, will bc dealt with according to Inv.
JULIUS N. ROSS,
FLORENCE, s. c., April @. 1861 37A-tf
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OBI 1r rWARW.

DIED. at his latc residence, Kingston. Georgia
June lst 1861, Mr.. LEONARD Towens ngcl 50
years. The deceased lived long in this District
and was extensively known. and his many friends
VIII receive tho tidings of his death with much re-
grct, a'ld with sorrow for the loss of his now desc.
late widow But it will he consolation TO them
to know TINT he died not as one without hope, and
TINT his death. though Of sorrow to those whom
he hns loft. is only translation to him from
world OF sin and suffering TO one of holiness and
happiness.
few years ago. Of his own accord. and without
any solicitation of others he determined to make
public profession Of religion. he had long felt
1t his dutyto do. and attached himself mem
Der. to the Bachelors Retreat Presbyterian Church.
lilo did not claim to be without sins--as who can
out he claimed to be sinner, changed by tho spir-
IL, anu relying upon the grace Of Christ in faith
and prayer, for pardon and salvation. In this
faith, during his protracted illness he constantly
expressed his readiness to die and his belief that
he would be savcd. With hope. he looked forward
calmly 10 his passage through tho dark valley of
the shndow Of death.
lie was nm enorprsing citizen, an ardent friend,
gcncronsin his impulses. ready, to help tho dis.
tressed; and his warm temperament ut any time
!od him to too hnsty action. no was gradually led
by the force Of his better nature to rectify his
errors, and to mako amends for his faults
May He who has styled himself the God OF tho
widow" prove himself such to her, who has been
,madc \ widow by this bereavement; and Let all
tho relatives and aoqlaintances of tho daoeased be
wisely ndmonishel by his death to be ever making
ready for tho samo great change. Bit traysI,ars
we arc to another and never.endng abode and as
travellers should we conduct ourselvoa .%
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July g. 1851
The Executivs Committee

Ofthc Pickonsvillc lInmo Guard, respectfully
invite all similar companies or associations, aud
all other persons in Pickcns District to meet
them ut the Court House, on Salcday in Au-
gust, for tho purpose of raising funds for tho
benefit of tho families of destitute volunteers.
Como one! come all
TUE COMMITTEE.
July l. 1861 rs
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q ~ = ..fs,-;,TT
Special No tices.
ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS, !

TIE FIRST REGIMENT OF RIFLES
for tho service Of the Confederate States for the
war, will rendezvous at Sandy Springs, in An
.dcrson District, OH FRIDAY, tho 10th inst.
a full attendance is especially cnj;.!"c: &c ::c
Regiment will bo mustered into service on
SATURDAY, the Goth inst. @
JAMES l.. ORR,
July II. 1861 | Colonel lst lles',. Riaes.
Medical Notice.
Tho families of Volunteers thosc desiring
~ canlreceivc MY services, FREQ Of charge, du-
ring tho stay Of their husbands in tho service
OF our country. l.. B. JOHNSON, NJ. d.
Walhaln. July 10, 1861 40
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NA:DldINISTRA ATORS,. SALE

WYE WILL SELL. to the highest bidder, on
w Thursday the 25th inst, ut the late resi-
dence t,e OF John Cnssell. deceased, the PER-
spNAh 2,ROFERTY of said deceased,
consisting Of
Two Negroes,
Ono Horse, one yoke or Oxen. two Cows and
Nnives, iiogs, Sheep. Wagons. Household and
Kitchen Furnitnre, Farming Tools. &C.
Trims G( tStte--On IL credit of nino months,
with note and approved sureties.
j. II. iAGOOD
NATHANIEL CASSELL, Adm'rs.
July g. 1861 in O
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Settle Up.

..i0s8.s,t settle UP.
TSHOSE having accounts with Mathew Keith,
IL deceased, are requested to meet ma at his
late residence. Oh Saturday the goth nst to
make settlements.
.s. ALEX. SEDENS, Adm'r.
July 10, 1861 40 - j
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THE PENDLE,TON HOTEL.
BANK OF STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA

CHARLESTON. Febl uary l5, lSGl.
IENilE. LEGISLATURE having Mt its last
Il session. authorized the issue Of Bonds to
the amount of $G75,O00, bearing an interest Of
per cent, for the purpose of providing tho
funds required to sustain the State in tho act of
rcsumin,s her rights Of Sovereignty, this Bank
is now prepared to dispose Of the Bonds. They
are issued in sums of $50, 500, and $3.50. All
opportunity is thus afforded every citizen to
make a secure and profitable investment, while
contributing aid to the cause in which the State
is engaged. With the view Of enabling citizens
in any part Of the State to shnrc in the loan.
the Clerks of the Courts of the several Districts
have been requested I" open Books of Subscrip-
ton for the Stock. Suitable arrangements will
be made for furnishing bonds oil the receipt OF
the money. at an early day after each subscrip.
ton has been made. Engagements for tic
purchase Of Bonds may be made Il; the Bank,
or ut any of It's branches. 1t is probable that.
ut the next session Of tho Legislature, those
parties who desire it may have have their Bonds
converted into Stock
G. NJ. FURMAN. President.
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pTCKEEJS ACADEnTy

M 1873 liuhCOMBE respectfully gives notice
1fA that hcr SCHOOL will commence on
Monday next She has littlc experience. but
hopes, by due attention, to give satisfaction to
those who may patronizc her
July 3. 1861 l8 tr
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July l. 1861
Intendant's Notice.

lfltendant's Notice.
ALL PERSONS HAVING IN THEIR pos.
SESSION. GUNS OF TIE STATE, belonging
to the 4 pickens Riticmcn," arc hereby request
ed TO leave them ut my oIiicc, without delay.
W. NJ. MADDEN, Intcndant.
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9Th Rogimont S, G. Y.

: .
4 RMI REGULATIONS, arc wanted hy the
IN 9TH Regiment S. G. V. Cnnies were dis
1867.
\. o. Norris. Mt Anderson G. H., aud James
H. llngond, at Pickcns G. H.. will pay fYrunv
copies which may be delivered TO them.
June 2S. 1851 47 tf
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A. FISCHEssER,
Watc1iRsaker and Jewcllcr, B
WALHALLA, S. c.,
/ AS received at his stand on Main street, q
IL large aud beautiful assortment of
Watches and Jewelry,e n
Which is offered very low to his friends and tho
trading public.
REPAlRlNG. in all its branches, done in
most workmanliko manner, and With dc.
spntch. All work warranted.
June %. 1850 ~ &
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Notice.

hMES D. FOSTER is tho authorized Agent of
e. the Subscriber during lis absence Yoom Tho
n'n'c' G. f. STEADING
July g. 1861 do
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February 2S, 1861 80 If
BLUE RIDGE HOUSE,
Pand1eton. 6 q


TENHE SUBSCRIBER. who has had several
IL years experience in Hotel business (hav
ing been sole proprietor of the Williamson
Spri IS Hotel for nine ycnrs, is now proprietor,
of the BLUE RIDGE HOUSE. where hc will
be glad to sec nll his old friends and patrons
and also the travelling public. His house will
he provided with everything necessary for n
well-kcpt house. bnth from the sea board markets
and surrounding country, and his Bar with
cl"ire Wines, Liquors and Cigars. He has
good servants, and every attention will bc paid
10 his guests to render their suinurn agreeable.
The good snciety Of Pcndlcton Village-thc pro
verbal good health Of its nhahitnnts-its fine
cool water and bracng atmosphere its prcx.
unity to tho mountains and its accessibility by
Railroad, all contribute to make it one Of the
best summer resorts in the upper country. Per.
sons arriving here OH tho cars, and wishing t.
visit the mountains or any other point of The
surrounding country, can DO accommodated with
good convcyances and careful drivers from the
Livery Stable kept here.
j. w. COBB.
Nav Is, 1860 10 tf
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Strayed,

Strayed,
'ROM the subscriber. ON Cheohcc Mountain,
4 about the Goth of May last. heavy. brin,
dle OMEN. with short crumplch horns. Mark:
y u, n"c IN '.e right car with crop and slit in
be thankfully received
JOHN T. DROYLES.
I. July 3. 1861 4s Z
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THE STATE or s. sOUTH n CARoLINA 8

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ill
W. j. MoDow md Y S''s l%
Rob't Craig. jr, Adm'rs, "n:'
vs. 'A' NSHS Pet fbr SotLlement
gno. w. Mellow. et.ats j 85s &a 3Ga
appenring to my satisfaction that William
a. a. Mellow, one Of tho defendants in this
case, resides without the limits of this State; II
y ordered, tberefnre, that sail absent Aefendnnt
do annear IN the Court Of Ordinary, to be holden
sat Piekens q. II on Friday. the 18Th day of %.
tober next to show cause. If n4hc chn. Why 4
final settlement of tie Estate of Sidney NfcDSw.
deceased, should not be made, and y decree
pronounced thereon. t'f'gAsI Fh}@ ScsE@{ I
& ~ 'Ssa5tsS 4 Z We. IroLGOfDE. o.r.D.
Ordinary's Ofice. Jalyl0, l8sas.a 4o~+3m
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Lost.

LOSC,
/ "A NOTE on j. G. Miller for abnnt 500 90
IN dated in 1850 probably. Persons will not
trade ior snid note rs tue payment has been
stopped. PATRICK MIiIER
July |. 1861 "a ~
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ADMINISTRATORS sALE,

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
W ILL be sold. at the late residence of 10.
w scph Winchester, deceased. on Friday
the 18th July. 1861, the PERSONAL. RES.
'EATE of said deceased, consisting of
Five Head Horses;
Fifteen - Cattle Stock IIogs:
Thirty five or 10 Sheep, lot Bacon;
Corn, Fodder, &c &c.
Carpenters Tools. - or Is Bcestunds;
Household and Kitchen Furniture and va
rious other articles too numerous to mention.
TERMs-Nine months credit, with interest,
note and good security
D. WINCHESTER. Adm'x.
w. WINCHESTER, Admir-.
June "a, 1851 47 3
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TILE WALHALLA HOTEL.
RY n RTEMAMN at

- IL D1CWLAlSN.
rVNIIIS LARGE AND COAIMODIOUS ES.
II TABLISlIMENT has been completed and
furnished in tho best style, and is now open for
the reception of boarders and transient custom.
ers. The undersigned gives the IIonso his por.
sonal attention and supervision. and his tablo is
supplied with tho best tho railroad and country
markets afford.
Walhalln is pleasant and fInurislng town,
at tho present terminus OF tho Blue Ridge Rail.
road There are churches and the best schools.
with fine ro0ds and tho usual facilities for travel
in almost every direction. The invalid and
traveller, too have horo q most salubrious eli.
mate with fine view of mountain scenery
Those travelling North heretofore fof health
and pleasure aro now cut off from spending
thcir money amongst our cnemies The under.
signod has been at great expense to prepare for
this casa ard others; and, with his long expc.
ricnoe in the business, no flatters himself, that
he can give entire satisfaction. lIorespectfully
sol'cita tho patronage Of lis friends All the
travelling public. His terms aro moderate.
d. D.@BtEMANN.
Walhslln, Mny0,186l' ~ 10 FII7512if (
M0- The Charleston Co,a4er vii, cory dni,y;
on Monday and stri.weekiy on Thursday Siil
otherwise ordered. a38 as s sa Z. e
YG1HOSE persons indebtoat 10 mo for Tho vent
!. Il 1860 nust conis Forward aud ellie 'fhe;ys
Acconnts before tho lst Of September noxt. ii
they haye not tho money come and eiSo tll6ir
note The Books h,nstbo aqdnretis 1 R. !
IS pepdloten, jane is lssl s. 10 .''' VI YssS s'; 81
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Committed,
YHNO The Jnil of P;ckens Dstrict, on tho 22d
IL instant, q muIatto boy named CgESA AR
who says no belongs to .Alber. Clnksoales oi
,Abheville district Said boy Is ai,out fiye f,ot
eight inches high md about 20 .yearsold. Tie
owner is req ucsted 10 come fofward, move pror
egsy, pty charges, md tako him. away, q shh III,
will be don't with as tho law directs.
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