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BANK OF THE STATE
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, Feb. u, 1881.
YHyIIE Legislature having ut its last Session, au-
4 thorized the ISSUE OF BONDS to the
amount of SdIj.UuU, Le,ring IN interest Of sere"
per cent, for the purpose of providing the funds
required to sustain the State in the act of re-
sumins her rights "f sovereignty, this Bank is
now prepared to dispose "f tho Bonds. They are
issued in sunls of $50, $lOu and $500. An oppor-
tuuity is thus afforded every citizen To make Il
secure and profitable investment, while coutrlbu-
ting aid to the cause i'll which the State is en-
gagged With the view Of enabling citizens in any
part Of the State to shars in the Luan the Clerks
of the Courts pr the several Districts have been
required to open bouks Of subscription for the
Stock. Suitable arrangements will be mado for
furnishing the Bonds on the receipt Of the money,
at nn early day after each subscription has been
made. Engagements for the purchase of Bonds
may be made at tho Bunk or nj any Of itt Brunch
o. II is probable that ut the next Session of tho
Legislature, those parties who desire it may have
their Bonds converted into Stack.
c. NJ FURMAN, President
Feb o7 If s
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Head-Q,uarters,
EDGEFIELD SQUADRON

EUGEFIELD SQUAUKVN,
EnGGriELp e. H., Mar. II, 1851.
VnrRSUANT to all order from Col. GARY tho
4 Edgcficld Squadron ui Cavalry are hereby
c"mmandvL to be and appear at Edgefirld c. H.,
On Saturday. tho 27th day Of April next for drill
and instruction The Commissioned and nom
Commissioned Officers will assemble ut the same
place rn the day previous for instruction.
Dy order Of 1t. Col. r. ". TOMPkINS.
J. j. ErNcH, Acting Adjutnnt.
MIR IL II lU
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
Nv ORDINARY.

IN URUIN M J.
EpY W. F. DURIS0E, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
Ed field District.
Whereas, H. W. Cnrsilc c. +. +. D, has ap-
piled to me for Letters OF Administration, on NIL
aud singular, the goods and chnttcs, rights and
credits of Susnn Garrett, lateUf the District nfuro-
said, deed.
These arc, therefore. to cite and aimonsh NIL
aad singular, the kindred and creditors Of the sai,l
tscease., to Le ,Id appear hsfurr Ic, It oGr most
Oriuury's Cuurt for tho aad District, to be holden
at Eiyeled c. H.. un the 18th day of April next,
to show cnusc if any, why the said administration
should mo; he granted.
Girun under my lund and seal, this 9;h day oI
Mar, ia the year of Lord one thou.nud eight
hundred aud sixtyonc, and in the sjth ycnr Of
American Independence.
W.F. DURISOE, o.r.n
Mar IL 1860, 2t ~
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State of South Carolina,

NTOTICE.--All persons who have any do
IL mand. aganst the Estate Of George Long
sr., decd, must present thom to Inc before tho
frst dag of April next, uecordneto to law. Those
indebted to sid Estate must settle their Notes be-
fore the first of April next or they must give No
new Notcs, rs settlement % tho Es,ate. will be
made about the last g; Mn,.n OF tho first of April
uuyt. TA,I Is : positive notice.
49, /. 80 JACOB S. LONG, Admir-.
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a. VIM. APPEL having become sole proprie-
~ tor Of tho business, is now ready to manu-
;:lcture ail tho
Different Styles and Qualities,
Embracing in part
Ladies Fine Steel CATERS and BOOTEES;
Misses and Chilrlrrns superb SLIPPERS and
EUOTEES;
Gentlcluvn's $ Finc Pump S"lo, Dross and Water
proof BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS;
Dcys' Walking ANA Fine SHOES, &c.
All Of which are warranted to he made Of the
best material aud b. the mast competent work
mcn Complete Satisfaction will he rendered to
al! who lnay favor me with their work.
From past experience ia the business, feel sat
isGrd that can OFFER INDUCEMENTS in
tue way of g"ud Work and Low Prices heretofore
unknown in this Twn. All ".i =" .''"'
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NOTICE.

A DMINISTRATORs' NOTICE...Ns-
IA tice is hereby given that ull persons in any
wise indebted to the late John J. Jennings, decd,
prior to his dOath, arc requested to make payment
to the undersigned before the 18th February next,
aud that those whu neglect or refuse 60 to do will
be sued Also, all persons having demands against
said dcceasnd, are requested to present such de-
mands, duly at,este'l, to the undersigned.
LUCY JENNINGS, 80
ELDRED J. WILLS. Aa oi'
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LEADING
PATENT MEDICINES,

SUCH As
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINAMEET for cure
of old Sores, Rhoumatsm, &c.
Radaway's Ready RELIEF;
Sanford's Liver INVIG0RAT0R, ono Of
best Liver Medicines over discovered;
Oxygenated DITTERS;
Hostottors celebrated Stomach BITTERS, suro
cure for Dispepsia;
Whtcombs Athma REMEDY, certain relief in
short time;
Kennody's Medical DISCOVERY;
Konnody's Salt Rheum OINTMENT for euro Of
Scroiula or any kind Of eruptiOn
Heceman g. Cu's EliXer Of Calisaya Bark for
cure of Chills and Fuver;
Tarrant's Efcrvesccut Seltzer APERIENT;
Clarks Female PILLS;
Marchises Uterine CATHOLICON;
PlIILOT0kEN or Females FRIEND;
Pure COD LIVER, oil jolly and more pleasant
form to take
Bryan's Pulmonic WAFERS which affords re-
lief in ten minutes.
Just received and for snle at
C. W. i J. B. HODGES.
Oct l9 If ~.
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Administrators Notice.

yuyHOSE having claims against tho Es,ate Of
4 El;,ahe,h Bush, deed, are reques'ei to rem
der ,hem in legally attcstcd by Thur-day the slst
March next, as on thar day there will be u husl
settlement Of thu Estate Of said deed in the Ordi-
pary's Office. Those indebted TO said Estate are
notified that they must pay the same without de-
lay. W. D. bush, Ad of.
Feb 13 5t
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$40 Reward.

DANAWAY from the Subscriber Il bay by the
ID ualus of STEAEE, about six feet high,
weighs about 100 pounds, uud is near IS years
old | will give S2O reward for his apprehension
ALFRED lIOLLEY.
N,r
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--s.... .. "ne,
iwo, three ami ulr Year., iu equal annual iustnl
mcuts, with interest Oh the whole amount from
day Of sale. except as to the cost Of suit, which
mus, be paid in cash.
The Tract "t Land described in the rlea'iings.
7.,u!aiuins THREE HUNDRED AND TWELVE
iCRES. mere or irss, adjoining | nds ui j=nc:
Sne,rinyen, Lurkin SweAriagsu, BENZ. ". Hatch.
ar aud others.
TxRNS-purchasers will be required to give
auni with Il, lens: tw" gUod .nrrtirs, and mort
sdgr 0f the premises to secure the purchase mon
y, and pay for papers extra:
z. W. CARHILE, cI.E.n.
March /, 1861. 4te 9
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FOR THE HAIR.

I1cimstree. Inimtabc HAIR RESTORATIVE;
Mrs S. a. Alleus Worlds Hair REST0RER
and Hair DRESSING:
Phalon's Improved Magic Hair DYE;
Buruetts COCAINE;
Pbalon's COCINE, P0MADE and Hair OIL, all
excellent for giving the Hair livOly aud glossy
appearance.
The Ladies' are solicited to give tho above as-
sOrtment IN examination.
C. w. & ]. 2. HODGES.
Oct 10 # 42
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Groceries !!

ygy:lE Subscriber has just received II fnc Stock
4 Of GROCERIES. which he is selling u. very
ow prices for Cash. The Stock c,nhrncr. in part
SUGAR and COFFEE of all grades:
Fine SYRUp and MOLASSES
CHEESE. RICE, MACCARQNT;
GOSHEN BUTTER, Enc article;
BUCkWHEaT FLOUR;
MACkEkEL in Kite and Barrels. r..
J. N. HUDSON.
Dec - Il 81
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
nv nPUTEfpN
n. A. Ransom, Guardian,

81. A. Ransom, Guardian,
Abner Bushnell and wife Lucreiia, ct al.
MY an Order from the o7'linury, shall proceed
10 to sell at Edseiield E.. H., on the first Monday
in April next. for Partition, the Real Estate Of
Sarah r. Gallman. decd, consisting Of TRACT
Or PARCEL Of LAND, situated on Horn: Greek,
waters of Savannah River, lying and being in tho
District and Sta aforesaid, uai CT obtaining Four
'.un,lrcd and FmLy t+l0) acrer. more UT lcts,
bounded by lan.,s Of the ESIn,c If i. Gsllmau,
pr. IL. Burt, X. Il. Fuller. a. Kemp and others.
TERNS.-The above lnnd will ba sold On
-rrLit until the Il r.t day OF january 1852. Pur-
~l.scrs to give Bond with gnni personal sur-ties,
ru. Il Mortgage "f the premises To the Orlsary
to secure The purchase money. Cos's to be p.id
in Cash. Titles extra
LEWIS JONES, s. +. y.
Pebo5 St 5
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.u DISTRICT.
- AA<A = ~
IN ORDIN.iR J.

IN ORDINARY.
Giles D. Minis, Applicant,
Fred. Ergle and wife Mary, ct al.
DY an Ordor from the Ordinary, shall pro-
u ceod to sell at Edgefeld c. H., on the frst
Monday in April next, for Partition, the Real
Estate of Mary Ann Huiet, deed, consisting Of
TRACT or PARCEL of LAND, lying and Leiug
in the State and District nfurnsfd containing Two
Hundred (20O) ucres, more vr less, "n tho waters
of South Edisto, and bounded by lands Of Rich
urd Gregory, William Gregory, Henry Cato and
others
TERMS.-Ssil land will be sold Oh credit up-
Ill the first day January 1862 Purchn:er to give
Bond with good security, and Mortgage to the
Ordinary to secure the purctasc money. Costs to
be paid in cash. Titles extra.
LEWIS JONES, S. E. D.
Feb q st S
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ALSO

ALSO
Table DAMAsK, DOYLIES, DIAPERS and
TOWELS
TECHNICS and LINSEYS;
FLASNEL.S OF all XII .ls:
SHEETISGS and SllIRTIN0S;
Kentucky JEANS, SATINETS;
CASS1MERES, r splendid article;
KERSEYS nnd PLAINS;
STRIPES and OSNABURGS;
Bed and Negro BLANKETS, &c.
Also
Ladies', Misses and Childrsn's SHOES, GAL
rERS, de-;
Gents and Boys BOOTS and SHOES, all kinda !;
Plantation BROGANS, &c.
Also
Groceries, Cr0Ckery, Hardware, &c.
gsF' Call in and see them. nm determined to
sell as cheap US any House in Town.
B. C. BRYAN
Oct l6 r Al
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OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
He warrants his w"rk to be executed in 4 du-
r.blc AMI workmanlikc manncr, and will attend
promptly t" all orders.
lie respectfully solciS share uf patronage.
sS% AZ My terms are STRICTLY CASH my
PRICES will he VERY LOW.
- shop next dvur 10 Z. Roots Store.
i. w. CHRISTIAN.
Eel, % Gln q
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Medical Card.

nR. NJ. w. ABNEY caa always DO found
H1 at his Office opposite the Saluda liouse or
at his residence. He will attend promptly to his
professional engagements.
Mar G 3t
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FINAL NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

a LII persons having any demands against tho
IA Es,utO of Mrs. Sarah uul!mRn. decd, are
requested to present them to me In duo form, on
or bufuro the 30th day of May next, OF they will
DO dcbarrca from payment.
NJ. A. RANSOM, Adm'r.
Fsh21 lat 8
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~....p... -..
Of any Southern Nursery, and will sell as cheap
MS any of them. We take great care in packing
,heul in Mnss nnl Straw 20 that thuy may be
shipped safely to sny part Of the Southern Suites.
Descriptive and Price Catalogue sent gratis to
all applicants Address.
FLEMING NELSON,
Augusta, Ga.
Eri, IL In
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Whiskey.

BIS. ALABAMA WHITE CORN wills
I'D KEY, now landing and will be gold low for
cush. 70 N' N ,s N'
Feb IL
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Head-Quarters.

CHARLESTON, MARCH ), 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 10.
MH l.. BONlIAM having been appointed ana
I'VE. Commis stoned MAJOR, ENENAL "t Tue
Volunteer Force raised under the PROVISIONS oi
"An Ac, to provide IN Arnei Military Force
will be ohevel and respected ac'ordnsy
By order of the CUmman lcr-iu' Chici.
STATES Il. GIST,
Adiutant and Inspector-Gepc a! South C"r"ii,"
Mar ii
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Soda Crackers, &c.

A1OW in Store the largest assortment Of choice
" CRACKERS, BISCUITS, tc.-P. 3. An
drr.urs s against Tie world. an, now receiving
BUTTER. SUGAR, BOSTON, GRAHAM,
SODA, WATER. SHELL, WALNUT, LEMON,
snd FOX CRACKERS and BISCUITS.
Also, Navy Ginger SCHNAPrS, &c.
For sale low by s. J.. BOWERS, aSt.
Hamburg, Oct Il Il Al
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AMedicinc moreyaluabIe than Gold
DR.. DENNIS
ANTI-SPASMODiC TINCTrRE,

OF suuueH uud 0Hh8cfOu8 altAtks Nl HlrtAst, N
Spasns, Apopectic Affections, Crump Collie,
Violent Puin in the stomarh or Bowels,
Severe Colds, Congeslivc Chills, or
in diseases in which IL Medicine
is wanted for immediate use
BY diluting.it with Syrup, Honey or sweetened
water, it may be nude useful in great variety
Of diseases Of mild nature. 1t ucts in relevin.
Colds or Chills, Ly producing VAIN ., ton in
the whole system, and Ivy quitting nervous at'aeds.
For Horses, Mules, &c, this Tinrturc rarely
fails to cure even the worst cases Cf C"lc Ii bias
been tried "ften. and proved sucrcsstrI that it
is now regarded almost US :. specie. Price, 81
per bottlo.
gD- All of tho above Medicines arc for sale by
Nj. Il. NJ. PENN, OF Edgeieli, 5. c.
Feb 6 st
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PURE KEROSENE OIL,

OF superior quality, and colOrless, for sale at
G. ". 4 J. B. HODGES.
Oct l, 1860 If ~
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For the Advertiser.
From Mississippi.
IInI:srnS Miss ]

HoUsToE, Hiss, Dec. "a, 1850.
Mr.. EDlroR.-I must avail myself of the
present opportunity of performing the pleasant
task of informing YOU how the people of Mis-.
sissippi hail the secession Of South Carulins.
Since The election of Lincoln, and while your
own State election of delegates l was in your
State, and of a truth Iknew the excitement WIS
great, but my surprise on returning to Missis-
sippi and finding the people equally enraged,
in 30 short time, can bstter be imagined
than expressed. I had been satisfied for
months that majority of the valley State
would faver any step YOU might take, but
thought not to have found SO little opposition,
or rather thought to have found some opposi.
ZIONIST, but there is none-not one have /
seen snr tLe laai- ai-Wi eek -
On Saturday evening the 22d the welcome
news Of the birth of IL new and glorious re-
public was received amid the shouts of tie
whole town. B, the time twilight had vailed
the eur,h, every window in town, Kitchens not
excepted were Illuminated, aud shooting aud
skY.rockets, fire balls and everything that
could tend to demonstrate the feeling Of the
ne ,ple was carried on. As soon as the in
sensity of the excitement would permit, q
meeting was organised by calling Judge W.
Tucker to the Chair, after which several spir,
tied speeches were made, all showing fixed
determination to stand by South Carolins,
be the consequences what they may.
It would be too tedious TO give any details
Of the meeting therefore, I will merely State,
in conclusion, that it could not have been sur,
passed had the millennium commenced.
As last September assured you, assure
you now, that in the hour OF danger, h'ss's,
sippi will share tho fate of South Carolina.
a. z. r.
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From the Eulaula (Ala.) Spirit.

South Carolina has wrapped her robes of
sovereignty about her, and retired with majes
tic dignity from that temple-once dedicated
to liberty and freedom-whcle she has been
wont to dwell, hut v here she has lean SO oft
insult:d and robbed OF her dearest rights. 1t
was meet that she should be the first to re.
tire from that once sacred abode. Upon her
head has been poured the reproaches and
abuse OF her enemies. She has been made,
t.e butt of th.ir jeers aud r.dicule. They
have derided her boasted chivalry, and mock
ed her Us coward and clustering braggado.
Clio. They have, in tones of inSolence, told
her she could not be "kicked out of the
Union :" and menaccd her with threats OF
coercion if she dared to withdraw. After
loRg years of patient endurance, in obedience
and Difference to the wishes and requests OF
her sister Southern Slares, she has nobly
biavsd :kc.r threats, md parted company with
her 6esttsaaseera Fl end prosecutors forever.
1t was meet, then, that she shoSSId 60 hr't
and alone. She has thus deiied her $hemies
und scorncl their menaces. She hasl now
turned their scorn to CONSERVATION; their CS..r
tumely to dismay; while with anguish o.
mind they see the Union disSolvins, and
the hope of the craft By which they have their
wealth destroyed forever. They gnash their
teeth with impotent rage, when they behold
the calamity they fear is coming upon them,
through the instrumentality Of South Caro-.
lima, whose prestige and power they have 80
long DETAINED and despised.
All hail to that gallant State. Let her
name be first and fairest ON the roll OF q
Southern Confederacy. Alabama sends greet.
ing, and will soun stand by her side.
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FnOG. AND CoH.uMrrId;.-rhe Hartford
PrsSs prints the story about six ladies' Of
Toledo swallowing live frogs daily to euro
thom of consumption, aud adds the following,
which our readers cnr believe or not, just as
they please:
Il couple of gentlemen from neighboring
town, who We're called 10 watch with sick
person who bad been given over by bis p ~
sici:l:r:, and apparently had but short tln,o
t., live, after some conversation relative to
TIC impruJability Of slnrics of recovery by
frogs iahans sick persons breath, resolved
10 lcs. it. The first frog placed at the dying
mains mouth was dead alter only three 81
four breath, had been drawn; the second
lived some time longer, anl died; the third
lived about half an hour, and, though Others
were applied. none Of them died. The sick
person immediately began 10 mend, ard Hnal-
Iv recovered. The parties to t. transaction,
who trll tie story themselves, are highly re-
.;,ccable.
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Preparations for Fighting in massachu-
setts and New HAMPSHIRE.

Bosroy, December 80, lSG0.-TLere is nc
Disgusting the fact that Massachusetts is ready
to respond promptly to any deuiand made
upon her for troops to sustain the Union and
the laws. l lea.n to-day, from the highest
authority, that seven thousand troops can be
put in marching order in twenty-four hours
notice, and that one hundred and forty-tive
thousand men are enrolled IN the militia oil
the State. OF this number twenty thousand
could be easily mustered.
The financial resources Of Massachusetts
were never in better condition for such an
emergency, and the people are enthusiastic
to be enrolled.
Adjutaut General Abbott, of New llamp-
shire, arrived here this afternoon from Wash
ington, and left immediately for Concord,
with the intention Of recommending 10 Gov.
erpor Goodwin that the Granite State be
Immediately put upon war footing.
Considerable excitement exists in conse-
qucncc of the reports that the muskets re-
moved from the Springfield Armory have
been distributed over the South. Mr.. Wilt
ney, Collector of this Port, late Superintend-
ent of the Arlnory at Springfield, returned
from there tonight, having been there, it is
supposed, with reference to the report from
Washington that twenty thousand muskets
have recently been from the armory and sold
to Virginia.
The feeling is deep and not to be misinter-
preted. There is no nistaking the fact that
Massachusetts is in earnest in this crisis. The
merchants are plucky, and the name Of An
derson is uppermost in every conversation.
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PoLIrIcs IN a CIRcus.-The Philadelphia
Press gives the following as having occurred
at Whithy's Circus, Continental Iheater, in
that city. Friday evening:
Ring .Nastcr-" Well, sir, have You read
the Presidents Wessage2"
Ciown-"Of course | have. Every intel
ligent and influential gentleman, like myeelf,
always reads the Message Of the President Of
the United State>.;'
Rang Master-"Wcll, sir, what do you
think Of it ?n
C:o1c1-"Sir, it is great Message; pow.
erful Message; an unanswerable Message"
Ring Mustcr-" About that, sir, there is
some difference of opinion"
Cloun-"No, sir, there is no difference of
opinion; there can be NJ difference of op N; n
upon that subject. The President is perfect.
ly right-pcrlectly right, sir. He is il jarOr
of all sides Of the Questicn!!'' p
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ABOLITION ScnEars.-St. Louis, December
90. The Republican, this morning, announces
the reception Of letter from Chicago, dated
IN the 18th December, and addressed to Ma
ior Bell, Cummandant of the United States
Arsenal here, giving an account Of secret
meeting Of tea persons, who developed plan
to take possession Of the Arsenal ut St. Louis,
and Jefferson Barracks, and remove al! the
property therein to Kansas. They reported
that $4,000 worth of arms had been sent to
Montgomery, and that $4,000 worth were
dpnosited with the Committee in St. Louis.
They expected the assistance Of large num-
Der of Germans residing in the neighborhood,
most of whom were workmen in the Arsenal.
One hundred men were to be sent from Chi
cago, together with many others having great
familiarity with the internal arrangements OF
the Arsenal.
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Gogedtlb A0bertiser.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING.
~~~~~~~-~~~~~->~>~>-~~>>>
4. SIIKINS, D. 3. DURIs0E, & E. KEEsE,
PRoPRIEToR5.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Two DeLLAns per year if paid in advance-Two
DOLLARS and FIPrr CENTS if not paid within six
months-and THREE DOLLARS if not paid before
the expiration Of the year.
Subscriptions out of the District must be paid
for in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
All advertisements will be inserted at ONE DOL
LAR per Square (le Minion lines or loss) for the
first insertion, and Fifty Cents for each subsequent
insertion.
Advertisements from strangers and transient
persons payable in advance. All others will be
onsidered due when called for.
- Advertisements not having the desired number
Of insertions marked on the margin, will be con-
tiuued until forbid and charged accordingly.
Those desiring to advertise by the year can do
SO on liberal termS-it being understood that con-
tracts for yearly advertising are confined to the
legitimate business of the firm or individual con-
tracing. Contract advertisements payable semi
annually.
AL communications Of personal character,
Obituary Notices, Reports, Resolutions or Pro-
oeedings Of any Society, Association or Corpora
tion, will be charged us advertisements.
Announcing Candidate (not inserted until paid
for,) Five Dollars.
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San Act, authorizing the depos
foreign vessels with the Consuls
pective nations, which said Act
clared 10 be of no force within
the State.
4th. That all vessels built in
lima, or elsewhere, and owned to
of one.third by q citizen Or citiz'
Carolina, or of any of the slaveh
monwealths of North America, al
ded by q citizen thereof and no OF
registered as vessels of South Car
the authority of the Collector and n
5th. That all the official acts of
aforesaid in which it is usual and
set forth the authority under whic
or the style of documents issued ]
any of them, shall be in the name
of South Carolina.
9Th. That all monies hereafter c
any Of the officers aforesaid, shall
Quoting the sums necessary for the
sation of officers and other expens,
into the Treasury of the State of S
lima, for the use Of the said State
tue order of this Convention, or t
Assembly.
7th. That the officers aforesaid s
in their hands all the property Of
States in their possession, custody
subject to the disposal Of this Stat
account for the same upon final
with the Government of the UniteC
Done at Charleston, the 18th day
Der, in the year of our Lord, 1860.
D. T. JAMlSON, P
Attest
B. F. ARTHUR, Clerk.