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A Chpsp Mode oi Caring fsacoa.
Evuy. z Ia, Oct. 90, 1862

Evny. Ala, Oct. %, 1862.
Eps. Srx: saw to-day, At The house
Of Mr.. VIM Morton, well known ind
respectable citizen OF this place. good hR-
cen. from hog weighing $50 pounds.
killed last week, made by dipping in boil
ing brine, hung and smoked irnmediatel $.
The plan is simple and cnmmenlsblc for
its economy of salt. Take kettle ar
large pot nearly full "f water. put in Q
li,,le more salt than the water will dig.
so!.c. bring los bni! cut -un tha-Ennai-
and willie thn animal heat is in it. put IN
the kettle and boil from two to fur min.
utes. according AZ the meat is thick or
thin. rub ON meal t, keep nff !hc flies.
then hang AID smoke it. To" brine must
be- kept up TO its full strength BY nccasinn-
aiv adding salt. When the work is done
,hs remaining brine may be h"iled down
and III. salt saved for other asca, or FOR
the ncsr Killing.
.fr. Morton tells mr. lie Learned this
plan from sn o!,l man forty years ago,
wt, had use;l it fnr years previous. Tie
has frequently tried it i'll the month of
Angn.t with invarisble success. Every
one who knows him will vouch for the
truth of his assertion. He has never
weighed the salt to ascertain it's exact
smornt xavrd in this way, having hereto
FIRE found The chief advantage in being
a:. Il. ssva meat at any time, but is sat.
.i,!i..i it saves at least three f;,urihs, one
peek being cqnsl TO a hushel in the old
way. The only difference hetween his
lnrat ami the best winter cured bacon is.
tha, It loses slightly its flavor, and tastes
a little old. That which ! saw was dry
aad salty enough, with no appearance OF
having been cnuked. lie saves beef III
the same manner.
When Ibis plan was published last
spring. MAS >kep!ic, believing that th'
unrat being partially cooked would som
and hccnme worthless. knew nothing
If Mr.. Stubbs. and Was not prepared t
lake for granted what he said ! kno"
Mr. Morton, and am satisfied. Orh=r'
may know nothing of him or ard ma:
| sill donbt. Let every one "hn has 'rlef
it publish the fact and benefit the public
Some of our bo'd-thirsty spccuatnr'
may b" hurt yet, aid lh''se planters ~h'
/: give the high price of salt As the reason
| f:,r raising the price Of their corn t" ln
reasonable rates, may learn that honest,
is the best policy. ,>1.
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G0g It'll iaobtrtiser.
rrsLsHND EVERY wEnrEspAr AnRsrse.
A. SKINS, D. r. DTEIsOE, 4 r. KEES3
r.orA!Ersns.


TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Two DnLLAss pefyes- ifpsi' in a.iv,ncH--T~o
DoLLAas and Firrr Cryra II not paid within si1
c.un:hs-and TEnEK DOLLARS il NO. p.id before
Tho expiration Of the ys,r.
Subscriptions ou. nf the District must bc paid
for in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
All advertisements vii he ;pser.ed at nHH DOL
Lac and FtYTr Ckyrl per Square CASH 60
Mniun iinss nr less) i'r the first insertion. and
Ssrsnty-ars Can.s for sch subsequent ius..tion.
Persons Mt ti,tanct Wishing N advertise can
ihy noticing tho torn') approximate {" the amount
necessary to pay FOR thss.m.. which they can re-
nit wi:h the .drar,.emrt.
Time desiring to aderlia. hy ths ys.r can 90
40 IN lihernl tcrns--;t ting Enderssuod thai con-
tracts for yearly advertising are confined to the
legitimate businsss Of tie Hrn "r individual con-
tr.o,ins. Contract Advertisements payable SEMI
annually.
All communications # parsoncl character
obitusry Notices, Rspr.s, Rc'olution or Pro-
ceedins- Of any S"cio'y. Association or Corpora
ton, will he charged a. advertisements.
Announcing Cardidse mot inserted until paid
orr Piye Dollars.
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Planting Fruit Trees.

Jack, when you have nothing else Il
do, yc may be aye sticking ina tree; il
will be craving Jack, when yc're sleep
ing.n-Iieart Of Midlothian.
/. Would you leave all inheritance to
your chiIdrrn2 Plant an orchs.rd. Ne
other investment Of money and labor will
in The l,ng run, pay 30 well.
,. Wnnd YOU make home pleasant
e.llc abnd. OF llir >'"al virtues =! Plant
M orrilarl. ..inhins better promote.
among neishE,nr: .l,.ciingnl Kindness and
good wiil han :rcss Of gm'd fruit, often
repeated.
3. Would you remove from your chill.
drcn The strongest temptations to stea
Plant yen an orchard. Il children ca,,.
not have fruit at home, they are very apt
20 steal il: and when they have learned
tn steal init. l!l"y are i'll n fir way To
learn ln steal horses.
4. Would you cultivate a constant feel
ing Of thanhfnlness towards the great
Givcr Of all good Plant an orchard.
E5y having constantly before you one OF
The greatest blessings given To man, you
r,ust be hardened indeed if you are not
inllaenecd ~ spirit Of humanity and
lhanklMln>s..
$. Mould YOU have yoar children love
their homo. respect their parents while
living, and venerate their memory when
duad-in all their wandcrings look back
upon Tho hume of their youth As Il sacred
spot--an oasis in The great wilderness of
the world! Then plant an orchard.
g. In short ii y,"l wish to avail ynnr-
SELF Of the blessings Of II bnuntltnl Prov
:cMcr which arc within your reach, yon
must plant an orchard. And when you
do it, seq that you plan, gnnl fruit. Don't
plant crab apple trees, nor wild plums,
nor Indian peaches. The best are the
cheapest.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

THE MERCURY has now tho larSeat circula-
ton "i ANY paper in the State, and il SECOND in
this respect to hut few pupers in the S"rth II
hereforc offer, great advantages to business Een
aud orhers. whose interests require publicity.
ONE SQUARE Of l3 lines, suiid Ennuareil,
each insertion, IS cents, and for each additional
Use Cent?.
COMM uNIcATIoNS o personal Interest viii
he charged re advertising mntter.
Orders from without the city to publish Adver-
tisements. Marriage Notices or Obituaries, will
not be attended tu unless the cash, or sn SrccPts-
be ci,y reference. accompany the order.
Ssis- On all bills Of $50 and over, 20 Per cent
discount is al!owed.
lsi- Sca:h Cnrnlina Bank Bills taken 10 pny
uent for subscription to the Mercury.
Charleston, July 1851.
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State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

HnIW p. nURISUE, ls,, Ordinary Of Edge
ED ield District.
Wncreas, Sutan Vim has applied to mo t','
Letters of Administrator on ull and singular
tho goods and chsttes. rights and credits u:
lIinchy Vim. lato NJ the D-trict aforc*ai
decd
Thuss arc. therefore, toc;te and sdmonish nj
InI singular, the kindrs. and creditors Of ti.'
said deceased, tn 10 ard APPEAR he!"ro tnc =; oui
next Ordnary's Ccurt 10 tho said District, to h.
holden at Edseaall Courthouse, on tho 18Th da,
of Nov. inst, to ahow cnse, If any, why TIL
said administration shouldnot be granted.
Given under my hand md seal, this LIST day n
Nvv in tho ycsr Of "u Lord ono thousan'
eight hundred ard sirty-sn. MD in the eighty
ssrcn:h your Of the Ipd.pudcnro Of S. Caroiinr
W.. DCRIS0E, ORD.
Nov o. A
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The State Of Sclth Carolina
FpGEEIEJ n nSTR1GT

III "
10y ". =. DURTS0E, lsqnire, 0raina!y Of
I'D Edg.telt District.
Whereas, Jnhn a. Wso has applied to mr.
for Letters of A,lministratirn. on all and singn.
lar tho good. AMI chnttes rights and credit" 81
Henry Wise, late of ,ir District aforesaid
deceased.
These nrc, therefore. to Gle aud a'iinonIsh al
and singular, tho kindred ard creditors Of lh'
said deceased, to he sud npls;s before no, at our
next Ordinary's Court for til, sid District, to Ia
holden at Edg-hel.l &. II. on, tie l4'h day ot Nov.
uexI. 10 show rans., if any, Siy tho said adn;nis-
iratinl should not h- granted.
irrn under my hand and seal, this Slst day OF
0:. in the year of our lnr.i one thousand
eight hundred ard sixty-two. md IN tho eighty
seventh wear of tho independence Of the Stale
South Carolina.
". +. DtRlS0E,O D. Z. d.
Nu- r "a
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EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
~ y,DJIIfx

RHI VI. F. DuNIS0E. Eq., Or,linsry Of Elsr
ID isli District.
%hcreas, j"hr A. Wischas spilled 20 me 60;
Lettnrs oil Administration, m all and singular Il"
Z .,,s and rllAttIss rights md credits "f Mr.. T
Wiso, late ., he District a"ressid, decd.
These are, therefore, to dte and sdm"nish Mi
ani singular, the kindred and creditors Of tb'
s,ud dcceus.d, to be aud appear before me- st uu'
next Obituary. Cour' for The sair District, 20 b.
holden st Eigrieii Z. II. on The 18th dry ii
N"v. n=xt ~ sh"% cause, any, why tho saia
administration should hot granted.
Given under my hand AL seal, this 3lst day
uE Orl in the year Of ou L"ri ono thuuaani
.slt hnndrs, and Sixiy-tu, and in tho eighty.
seventh yea. Of the In-prrlcnrs Of South Car"
lima. w. .F.)G RlSnE, y. k.D.
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State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

T.f UNTITNHfN.
TOY W. Z. DUREs0E, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
- field District.
Whurcas. Il. s. Dunhar has applied to mo for
Letters uf Administration, ~ all and singular
the gonlI and chat.les, rights and credits of
Thns g. Lamar, late Of the District aforesaid,
deed.
These ne, therefore, to cit, and admonish all
and singular the kindred and Toditors of the said
deceased, to bo and appear hcbrc me, ut our noxt
Orlnary's Court for the said District, to bo holden
at Eds.fald Court House, on to 18th day of Nov.
noxt to show car,so, if any. Why tho said admin
isira,inn shnull not bo granted.
Given under my baud and seal, this 3lst day Of
0et. in the year &c "ur Lord nno thnusautl
eight hundred AMI sixty two. And in The eighty
s.yenth year Of the Iu'lcpenl,nc of s. Carul M.
w. T. DURGSOE. 0 ED.
Nnr IL Al
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TIE SCuTHERM GUARDIAN,
A Political and News Journal,
rCRGIsHED AT COLUMBIA, s. c.
Daily, eehiy anal Heekly.
By C. T. PELHAM.
TEEMs.-DA;Lr, 81: TRr.WrEx.r. 81; KsEx
LS. 81, year. Payment Invariably
in advance.

TyH1s JOURNAL, row entering rnou i,s tllrl
u yea- unt!cr tire present proprietor. IL raridl;
extending iir circulation and Influence. Founded
aud Conducted uiaa the principles Of State kight.
il enipys tie reward Of pnhl;c CON EdrErc and en-
l.gheacd app:"Tal. Entirely inIep,ndsnt, in lie
management. il hms stood with unwsvering cont
!c:'ee, a'.d s"unines-. Integrity ara consistency
Of i,t principles Through evil -rpnrt ~ we'll NJ
through g;"d, i:s voice fyi been heard in dc:enco
nf The EQUALITY o: he $uis.r; its couusels
have ever been and arc far RESISTANCE to tho
wr"nes attempted to he !u. u:"r sis ty Il section
al mmj"rt?.
Tho SOUTHERN GUARDIAN :soks for sup-
or to the State ard section e hove rights. honor
nnd interests it has faithfully rrrouscd aid main
tanned.
Columbia. July 1851. II 90
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
Nv ORDLNaGT.

OIII/I.THfTIs
BDY W. 7. DURIS0E, Esq, Ordinary OF Edge
I'D field District.
Whereas, Butler Williams has spp'icd to me
fur L.ttrrs Of Administration. IN all mnd singular
the pm,ds and cl,a;!cIs right and credits nf John
B. Wilin,n., iatc of the DisTirt aforesaid. decd
These are, therefore, To css aud adnonish s'l
and singular, the kindred :nr creditors Of the
sa;,, rl.cnps.n to ho and appear baf"rs mo. at our
next Ordina-s's Court for Ihr said District to he
hulaen at EIgcfieid Cour, Ilrns, on tho iI;h day
nf NV ine!., to show cau%, il any. Why the
said administration shoalI mi 10 granted.
Given under my hand and Ienl this Bird dav
sf NpY. in thu year or our Lrd one thousand
eight hundred anil si1ty-tao, md in tho eighty
sov entb yuar Of the Indeprndcn.snf S. Carolina.
W. F. DERIS0E, o.E.p.
Nnr ii
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BAngs FOR THE SoLpIERs.-1he barks
of the dngwood, poplar and willow trees
are wanted in many Of our hospitals and
di..pcn-aries. The barks should be strip
ned ri' til" outer covering, thoroughly
dried ai,i pat up in packages Of from
twenty-five 10 one hundred pounds.
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DY SPEP STA
Liver Disease, Constipation,

AND GREAT MANY OTHER DlsEAR
having their origin in Disease Of the Stomach
F"r the above mentioned discases, It IL SOW.
ereIrn remedy, and will not fail in efectins a
care II the patient IL not tno pcnnrious to perse-
vc-e in the taking Of the Remedy IF one psck.
ngc don': cure y"u. try another rnd still another
nnd rost assured it will M" fril in accomplishing
AL that is promised. And another thing you
IT ay rect assured Of that you cannot take it long
without sceiES and fseiirg hat i, h": already be-
gun to benefit you; and If So. continue takine.it
rcgulnrly. and f"!lou out al the di.rc,iors-ard
YOU WILL SOON BE WELL AGAIN.
The REMEDY is for sale by DR.. c. W. 4 J. B,
HODGES anl f. u. PENN, l:lscfc!a, g. c., at
s. per package.
July 25 Gm som
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
a hnrli.ant

Elizabeth NJ. Coleman, Applicant,
John ?. Ble~er,
Robert Itankiusan and wife Sarnh
Ann and others. Defendants.
EFT appearing to my satisfaction that 1nhn p.
& Blrwer. Harriet Ann Rsefhimrr, horenx" Dow
Jnbnsnn, SON. and the Eve children of Ann I"hn.
,nn, to wit: Malcolm Johnson. Marian johnson,
Sarah Ann johnson, Margaret johnson aud To-
ronzu Dow johnson. jr.. Defendants in the above
,sl case, reside from anil heyoni tho limits uf
this State: It is therefore nr'crcd that they do
ap::car and "binct tn he dv.inn nr gale qf the
rc,l estate of james l.. james. decl. hcFnre
the Eth Ilay nf December next. or their consent
70 the sams will bs enteretl "f record.
". F. DURIs0E, o. e. D.
sap. %, lrns. I'm hs
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for months l,25
For less than 5 months, so cent? a month.
FROM THIS DATE, no subscriptions out 81
tho city will be received unless accompanied With
the cash.
POSTMASTERS are authorised t. act sc our
Regular Agen!R in obtaining subscribers and FOR.
z=rdin; the money, for which thsy will co allowed
70 per cent. commission; only, however, when
paid in atiyahrs.
Subscribers desiring their papers changed, must
mention I'll. Post Office trnm. az well az tao ome
to, 1hieh they desire the change to be mate
Gentlemen getting up Clubs Of 8, 10, 20 or more
will be supplied at 30 er cent. less than Regular
Rales.
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APPEAL TO EVERY CHRISTIAN MAN

WEAPPEAL TO EVERY CHRISTIAN MAN.
We circulate no Tract ur Book maieh any chris-
tian lnan wnali ohjoct tn, whethvr he be Preshy
ter:nr, .Hethodi.i, Episcopa;Ju, Lurhsru", or B"p
tist. We, therefore, appeal to Gil Christian.
throughout tho city and country to aid us in this
common work. We pledge "nrsci'~ IN meet the
spiritual wants Of our snders L" the full exteni
# tho mean. Piscrd at cur c"nln.Ed.
SOUTH cARoLINAS SOLDIERS IN VIRGINIA.
South Cnrulina regiments IN frsirir share
rrnportiounlly in all the operations Of this board
in Copor,ers, New Testsncn.s and Tracts.
EVERY SOLDIER on THEsoIL OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
Many Of the sons of North Carolins. Georgia,
Tennes. &c, and other Statca. arc upon tho coast i
Snath Cnrninu Shall uo not minister to their
spiritual 1antSg
MANUSCRIPTS FOR FOUR PAGE TRACT
SoLICITED.
The Board desire to publish number Of -four
3aye Tracts" adopted to tEo Eants of the soldier
md herrhy snlicit such manuscripts. Thrse manu
scripts must he fres from denomi"oti'ao' biaf.
contributions MAY RE DIRECTED.
Thnso uhn contribute to this work may specify
# this is desired. III What regiment or company
such fands shsl be crpendol. All contributions
to this work will be acknowledged IL the ruh!''
nrinsa.
LARGE AND SMALL. AMOUNTS.
I..t il no rememharm. that alS0 will buy on'
Thousand New Tcstnmcnts, and thirterm eenh vii
buy single copy. Each cory will supply sn
-ullirr.
TO THE PASTORS AND CHURCHES.
Will the Pastors throughout this State ahd othc
States having troops in Suu,h Carolina. raa.i rh'
,loYe tn their congregations. and send W. ih
free-will offerings made to :his work.
IA9drcss- Rev. W. ID. Nlce,
General Superintendent S. c. C"ip"rtnye.
Sumter. =. c.
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cupr.rIaS FRIENDS OF OUR SOLDIERS
rEI.pt

Thousands CT The patriotic sons VI our cwn and
Other States, who arc sacrificing sll fox our com,
oon country, have no Bi5lo to point them to Goi
and TO light up dying bad" They are willing
to read it-they ask for it. Shall they hs denied !?
Our Chaplain writes: " l do nat believe hf:y nsn
in the regiment hnro brought Tossamonts with
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tbs SICK SOLDIER.

Those 40 hare Yisi,sd he sick soliisr, ss ~e
have in tho various Hospitals in ami ahout Char
lesion. know with what resdiuoss aud thankful
ness. prayer and religious Instructions are re-
reivod; how gladly they receive :he cAs=-I-- -
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THE FIELD AND FIRESIDE is now arrnly
established. II is handsomely printed. in folio
form, for bin,,;ng, on tho bes: paper. with eiesr
tTr.. Every exortinn is ma'l" to vndica:. Its
Claim. tu hv "TUE FIRST WEEKLY PAPER
IN THE SOUTH"
All wishing to become Subscribers, will please
aidrcas JAS. GARDNER. Proprietor,
Augusia, Ga.
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THIRD VOLUME
or IaS
SOUTHERN FIELD& FlRESlDl.
JAMEs GARDNER, Proprietor.

The following are criled from tnsCy
EXPRESSIONS OF TIE PRESS.
It's writer's are iI.e mryt distinguished in to-
Sor:h.' rDr;a, NrS 0rle,'s.
Islands in the rory front rank
Presbyterian, CharlesInu.
a most acceptable paper"
[Chris;an Index, Macon.
Equallud by few, surpassed by uone."
rimes, Columbus.
"The hcs; investment Of two dcllars that coul':
be made" tMi.sourisn, st. lvuis.
"Descrrcs the NOS: liberal patronage"
Baptist, Atlrrta.
1--WE cordially commend it 10 S6u'herners.
Enquirer, Richmond.
"Itr contents ere varied au'l agreeable"
rChrlstisL Advocate. New Orleana.
"Calcul.tr,l eu.nsrtiy tn improve tie soii aud
mind |" IEnguirer. A.nrkis.
Filled with the choicest reading matter"
rJournal ( Messenger, Macon.
"Au e1celcn, Journal, edited by courstcn!
gentlemen" LChronicl.. & Sentinel, Augusta.
Best Literary journsl in the country"
Journal, Louisville.
"a Southern tlcssag."
Snutrern Argus, Norfolk. Ea.
"Evcry raadins man in the country should
have IT. iRepubl., Argutts.
"Giyes full value sr the money.
iSnuth7nn, Jackson, Miar
"Wilhnut riva!-lie hcs; that comes to us."
,TExpress, Eiclsbnrs, misr.
"The beet fnlnily paper published"
Courier Chas!es:nN.
"A welcome guest at every frc.ide.'
Advertiser Montgomery, Ala.
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SOME HAVE BEEN CoSFBRTE

Through tho sinpla usIrnmcntslity Of n little
Tract, the truths Of (" Gnd's Eord," presented tt.
them Ly :he Colp"rter, the earnest prayer and the
picus coups.l Of such, numbrr hmro tUrnod to
Hpl, and are now rejoicing In Him.
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Colportage
AMONG THE SOLDIERS!

by the direction Of the Colportsge Board, at
Darlington. the work of supplying tho South
Carnlina soldiers with the New Testament aud
roigiou, reading, Vas brsur i:ss by us ia South
Carolina.
pIoUs PASTORS E:SnAGED AS coLP0R-
TEEs.
num5.r of flcvl.S! listers 0: ao State are
'aborinc earnestly and elc:sa:;y aa Co:pas!.ss Of
the Boar,i-,nne Of th.rn in Virginia and sorne
of them on tho soa.h Csroiuo euast.
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EscorRAGEMESrs TO LABOR on.

ENcoCRAGEMENTs TO LABOR On.
Ths cheering intellsenc. is reaching Us con-
stantly that she sol1iers receive with gratitude
tho New Testament aad Trarla given them. They
welcome eli religious instructions with, in E,anr
instances, tho gushing tear and quvcrins liz.
NEW TESTAMENrS AND TRACTS DIS
TRIyTTED.
The operations Of tho Board. to the lst Fohraa-
rs, are II 300 New Te,:smsnts aud ore i!lIon
,sYoc Luadrc'i thousand pages Tracts.
THR SOLDIERS READ.
They not only accept the New Trerasaent nad
Tract, given thoa, hrs they read them. in cot R
few instances, prdyerfrlly sad sarinsly.
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TRI-WEEKLY MERCURY, for year $500
for months ESQ
fnr z mnn.he -
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NV. (
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State Of South Carolina

Nov. !
The New York herald., 1862-10-17

L publican Jeersonan uenerai Committee The county
way Fig street Wednesday eveaing 18th inst to
nominate candidates l,r Surrogate and SUPER 70 be
called the cnar and Messrs John H. Whitmore and John
A. Cooley were chosen Secretaries.
On cali of the roll hundred and twenty delegates
swerea to Their names After settling the consssng sa.s
address the of-the country necessity
tme of all conservatives standing rn In support
Of Iy the w s'ts cere wce h
psn'' and resolution which were adopted BY 4'sADa
Whereas In the deplorabe condition OF country the
life OF the nation the hand by the armed
bells of the South and the other hy the equally sonabie
aboonss OF the North who seeking 10 the
f fo he %t o s
tona rights aud liberties Of our people, we yiew The triumph
pies up N which IT Is Ioundcd; and
Whereas our country only bessved our liberties
consider 70 he duty Of every democrss who loves Ss
country Union in digni.
il integrity put forth his best the
tory Of the demo rais at the approaching cscton the
most important which has taken place since the foundation
And where's there is reason to spprsbcnd that il :
nizaon at the November election 1t tend to dhtrnct
s%a ~s ome sS ana 70 @ or oss eSsnpcn
HoIatio SEYMOUR. our candidate Ior Goyernoi:
Tammsny and Mozart ali commitlses-n obsdienos u iHs
sSs . oSr As an
Re.vsd That the nomlna,Ions Of William \. Tweed for
Supervisor Gideon fucker surrogste be, and they
are .Tsy spa Dc
serving Of the votes OF erynmember or organization
pledge to them earnest undivided and hearty sup
On motion Of ?. q. Msony, Esq. Mr. Thomas Nespsdon
sies 70 spprs.e he candidates the the con'sn
On motion The coa.'nse ssSEI sS sssoS ;SS &C. Chairman
Jomx y. WHiIxoRE' Secretaries
The New York herald., 1862-10-17
IPIROPOsII.AlILlL.ls,,,.'

<,rrICE or THE METROPOLITAN GAS LIGpT
cnnuapy rs Nassau street. New York Ottobe1 10, 1872
10 pOtk BUILDERS: Scaled proposals. win be re
No is nassau street. until Saturday the 18th day OF 0co-
er 1852 " O'Clock noon for driving piles aud caprins
plans and specifications may be sten atthe once Of the
company az above. -. !, y.s...,. g.. .u,,.. =. /, -.
fropc to he endorsed "fi"posas tof Thns and'sp
ying.n
by o''e' 0' INV "" G. n SAND President
a Zo,s,nOvysp, Trpssuiev.
The New York herald., 1862-10-17
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The fcownian ceree nst Of the INSPECTORS Of Hsgstry
spPtns:s q NEE. & = IgA;, 4. .Ss re-
q Spul CSos. 81 .1eS ssS Dp Trssday ash instant NJ :.
fo3xins at the following 1smed places. which have been
Designated thus far BY The Common Council
JOS B. YOUNG, Clerk