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S. T.--166O.--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

Theypurfy, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They antidote tochsngc OF water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and cnliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and int rurs,tent fevers.
They purify the breath and asidty Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure Diarrhes, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complain, and Nervous Headache.
They the best buffers IN the world They make the
weak strong. and exhausted natures great
They made Of pure s. Groin Rum. the oce
bra,cd Caisaya BARK. aud herbs, and taker
with the pleasure ~ beverage without regard to age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended TO dclioat,
persons requiring gentle stimulant Sold by all Gro
oers. Druggists, Hotels AMI saloons.
T. II. DRAKE s CO,
JanD-dAwltew6m sn2 broadway. New York.
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4 THk rnEsrKR Harry 0ilberts benefit drew
- large aud fashionable audience 10 the Me,ropol.
itAn 4 At night The entertainment was all the
bills promised. aud the presentation Of the prizes
90 the most beautiful lady and the uglies, gentle
MN. cccasoned great deal Of fun, The name
Of The lady We could not hear distinctly. The
competition Tor the tin'goblet was strong. The
distinguished horist 10 witch Il was awarded WAS
,scemingly taken by surprise. but lie received IL
gracefully. and the presentation passed OF with
great sclat Ia Was very pleasant evening, take
kit all in AL.
To night there viii b. the usual singing. dane.
he. and feats BY Mans Mon,everde and two
sghabls pansomimes. la Statue Blame aud the
II 0nome.
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-Four hundred Rebel cavslry attempted to ford
the Susquehanna, but we're baffied by the cur
rent.
The enemy burned the bridges on the North
ern Central railroad between Harrisburg and
York.
A whole column is moving towards Columbia.
reported to be 5000 strong.
The enemy have shelled the village Of Wrights-
vile, opposite Columbia.
From Harrisburg.
HARRIsBuRe June 26-Midnigh artil-
ley firing heard to. day was skirmish between
the Rebel advance and our outposts. No damage
is known to have been done on either side. 1t
occurred about FIVE miles from here. Our troops
then .ell back, and up to the present time, the
Rebel advance is four miles from here The au-
thoritss expect an attack.
The Governor mas received notice of 25,OOO
men no have enlisted under the late call
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June 29-Business has nearly
ceased
There has been no meeting of the Board OF
Brokers.
Stocks declined per cent, and sterling raised
5 per cent.
The coal dealers have resolved TO close their
colleres till the crisis has ceased. Merchants
have resolved to raise million dollars. All the
stores will be closed and the employees sent for
ward for the defense of the city and State.
From the Army of the Potomac.
ARMY OF TIRE PoroNsc June 29.-General
Meade's appointment gives universal satisfaction.
Hooker leaves for Baltimore, where he is ordered
to report
BUFFALO. June 29-Nooy-The Lake Shore
freight house is on fire, with prospect Of heavy
damage. If not its entire destruction.
From sandy Hook.
SANDY Hook June 29-The steamer Heel.
from Liverpool the 10th, and Queenstown the
18th, has arrived.
At Gibraltar, April 9th. met the Confederate
steamer Florida. She had 300 prisoners aboard
1t was rumored in England that Vcksburg had
been relieved and Grant surrounded
The Confederate loan strong in conse
Quence at per cent discount.
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|rcunsloS TO NIssARA FsLLs.-During the
(mer. every body sho can spare week or ten
} from business. viii feel Ike going north 10
u the cool breere from the lakes. Excur.
.rc the order Of the day. and very good
lr They enable friends 10 travel together at
the usual rates. An excursion 90 Niagara
s Will leave hero on the 10Th. by way Of Fe,u,
\Wslpe. &c. 10 Toledo. where The excur
Oh take the beautiful steamer Moruing
unslo. touching At Cleveland. Sleep
gents and meals sill be furnished on
md Nenter's famous band. of Cincin
the Guards band. OF this city, will en-
Trip on the lake with their music. The
sists III pass two days aud one night AZ
and return by the same route.
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q T TIM ANFRIC ~ DtSPFNSARY WE TREAT ny
N new methed. and with the hAppicsi results, Pro
hlsas TERI falling ~ the womb. CdHcerdf0H tfcer
9fion LReA srrAst, vhlies 4 indry aud all other dis
90 which the .if1SrtcdH FHtdis "a peculiarly
liable Send three dollars and receive by express one %
the Doctors fegfae NsfsagoA. This instrument should
be used hy every Ia the land for the purpose Of
olegltsAs. cliaf0i, AeRfA, DC. Sent free receipt
ofsamr ssopy ~ our Private Letter 10 Married Ladies
on health, &c IAs Doctors celebrated fsBidis Pls
fresh from Tie sr"nsafy. seTV good IN simple dis
eases, irregulNiflr, DC. Free ell sent by mail.
A. the dDfrtfdR DisyeRstirE az, treat, Hiflotf
asrcHrg. and 9Th falling success lensrial or
what the quaclf call rf cref diseases; NyJAHis
IN all IT, stage, Gonorhsa, elect structure Hydrocele
circocre, Nareocrc, C,'ucs w., Spsrmaiofhca seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal fmissiun,, sexual Drbiiiy, I'm
potency and effects ~ sef-ahuse The Last TX are
treated ~ private letter" which send free on
receipt ~ stamp.
The experience II the surgeon In chang, 81 this de-
partment a. II tho best Hospital, Europe and In
New York City. enables hun patients scicntAca.
" AMI restore them speedily.
those living a. distance can communicate by letter
ard be treated their homes In urgent send Is
or sl0 and receive me- icines.
Consultation free and cogFdeRfidi. Room No. "a y
East Washington Street, indanal oils. r q. Box 1884
apr O.dly-wl2t lam
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- RuxsioS's GALLrny.-Thc finest fhc,cgraps
h the West are taken az Runuions. This ~
eonccded by all who have ralropAea inns es.ao
ishment, and Their name Is eEf5N Inc plinung
Runuion'si Is as perfect AS the or'ef Nol T. hr'
Hayes still gives the magic Of r. o'ush "hen
paintings are required la short. 11nnnio" sai-
Fiery Is complete iu all department.
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TuE Tax Law CoxrLrrE. TO Givx AWAY
A splendid little pamphlet of - pages. containinl
Ne National Tar Law az amended. Ia nov bcinl
Subli.hed Tor grstuitous distribution. Perso0
advertising In tho work are entitled TO cer,al
humber 10 give away This Is new idea and
IN effective n,eaps OF reaching the popular eye
Ne arc told Il Il meeting with much favor
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sz-Ifour friends desire to obtain good meal
Of ail the delicacies Of the season. partske of
choice glass of pure old wine, ale and liquors or
smoke delightful. genuine imported Havana
cigar and pass a social hour we advise them to
call upon Capt Hanna at the Buckeye Saloon,
where all the leading journals of the Union are
kept for perusal and the attentive services of the
employees are generally admitted Don't forget
the place-Buckeye Saloon. corner of Illinois
and Georgia streets. Open all night and day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-30

- But fcw persons ever heard Of General
de. the new commander Of tho Army Of the
omse. until bis appointment; yet all At once
l. conceded the fright man IN the right place y
Ze also bow 10 the rising sun. and hope his
porning. noc,day and setting may be brilliant,
|pr the country needs the inspiration OF victory
V the sixth-will Il take The seventh 90 give
bs the luck that belongs IN odd numbersl
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!. rY-Fifty boxes No. Fire Crackers FOR sale
a, Cincinnati price. Also fancy fire works.
flags. drums. and everything suitabI for the Gel
ebration of our National Injepshdence. ~ the
No 20 Tov Store. 20 East Washington street.
in 30 dit
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raoa r,,y srxtrT1

Ionroe county yesterday The military fore
kad not moved A. Sullivan county at the lat cd
Sioc-. and We trust wiser counseis viii prevail
ard u will not move We have no fears Of or
anlscd resistance In any part Of the State ualess
Il ,. provoked by Nmpsring With the fears OF the
lpeople IN regard Ia the dreaded military sapFem-
scy which some Of the supporters OF the Admin
stration anxious e. force upon the State.
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pg.ze goble, last night Vas our y end Soc
4 The New York Grocery. and !, sas neck
Ok Between him and The Secretary Of the
Fcnltural Societs. and il is said that he was
bdled in the award Now, there j. one honor
Ian not be deprived of--that Of always keep.
on hand the most complete stock OF goods in
inc In this or any other city. You can never
10 get the best Of everything usually kept in
rst class family grocery store at Socse!ls,
II East Washington street: and A. he failed
& the goblet awarded to the ugliest man. the
e Board should award him one a. the best
Re OF fruits and vegetables in the city.
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SOMETHING WORTH kSowIsc.f-Dr. ,. IL.
9fcFadden and lady. Spiritual test Mediums and
Clairvoyant Physicians. have pe}manenty 10
4 Gated in this city. at No. I43 NJ rth Davidson
Dtree, where they viii devote shef entire atten
Con 10 giving tests. examining II 5ease and pres
\eribing for the same. CHARGES reasonable.
YOffce open at all hours le24-dlw
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CouSrnY Rpnnsxc. h.s fstiful country
scat-teu acres and s;,e co,,src--on one OF the
prncipal gravel road. lr,,,;,,., =, the city gtound
Set with fruits and shsubher. .r well fenced, for
I1sle at a price that n x6nsjasrsA bargain, by
Deizsli a Joncs, Resi Fsse.- ~ -kess-
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\ rE-Teachers desiring certihea1e r. are request
cd 10 meet the undersigned at 4gint's Commer-
cial College. OF. Saturday, Juf ! lee5, at 10
O'Clock. A. NJ. SMITH
} ie3o d2,. Examiner Major County.
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~ Dr.. Hcberp. the Americat Cancer Cham
pon, u located al the Bramhle House, Lafayette.
I The Doctor Is the only physict1A now living who
pan kill and cure a ia I'D Eve 20 twenty
-four hours. without insuBmShfsf or pain. No
cure pay. mayl9-u.
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= Fsst LuycH "A free lunch, set everv day
IRON 81 70 IL A NJ. and eaeh evening from
10 10. at Mike Clsrk's saloon on South I'LL
Die street. The saloon il ocmof the best ar
nged and conducted in the ci, xand the liquors
IRE choice and pure je - deOdtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-30

y eE-Letters were received yesterday from the
Army Of the Cumberland, announcing the death
. Ia battle of the Rev. John r. Eddy, iChaplain OF
thc I'D regiment he was struck in the breast
4 by cannon ball 10 one Of Wilders skIrmisbcs
with the enemy
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and tbe Great Eastern and de Hibsrnisn on de
l7th.
Lord Palnerston. in 4 speech AZ The Lori
Mayors banquet in London. on the 18Th, sd
that on all questions Of peace 81 var, whether In
The East or West. France and England we're In
perfect aecordsnce
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IcFi lea IcE-G-orge ". Pre- has on hand
enty Of pure, clear Ice. 20 supply his customers.
Without shipping from Toledo OF any other point.
Any person wanting lee. can o. supplied BY sd
dressing George w. Pitts. Box d53. Indianapolis
70. apo On
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Masonic NorIcK "A special mecting OF Ma
zion Lodge, No IS. Tor work. will lbe held TINS
TUESDAY evening. at ~ o'clock functual
attendance IL requested. FRAscls Ming
= Secretary
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Table of Distances ON the Cu nm bcr
land valley Ratlroad-The Route
OF the Rebels.

The following are the towns and distances on
the Cumberland Valley railroad from Hagers-
town, six miles north Of Williamsport on the
Potomac. to Harrisburg, along which the Rebels
are advancing:
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Ihox CLsps-Ses the neg bullet proof steel
nrollsrs--enAmeIief white. re- style just re
keived. can be readily cieAnedr ith damp cloth
FOR sale, wholesale and retail. At Parker's No 30
West Washington street je2T DIT
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Z. IT, Cash paid for Qaarte<naster's accounts
Ind Government claims. BY a ). Mekernan.
Soldiers Claim Agent. No. g Vest Washington
street. my2S ily
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III Private Simon T. Rector, company b
6ath regiment. died yesterday. mdsning At ,h'
Soldiers Home. His former rcssd$nce is sup
posed 10 be Muncie or vicinity
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Jones. vinnedge A Co. Tel cheap on la.
dies heel sippcrs-sl per pair .gooi lasting heel
CATERS, 81 %. Cheap sliPPers. Il cents per
} pair. 1880 deOd5t
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WANTED.

&Rn MONTH"; We want agents 90 90 Q
scUO monh. expenses paid, % eel ks~fasf-
Gag Peacts Orseafsl Bsrnsrs and n ether new ass-
fnl and curioas Articles IS efrcplars re<.
myil.v3m SHAW CLARK. Biddsferd. Ne.
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~ rkLkekkFn-
CtDcfuuats uarKes.

CiscISsATI. June ..
Flour unchanged. With a mo-ierate demand for
trade brands. NJ S6(d5 81
Wheat unchanged ssJ quiet: SALE Of red At
81 20 and white az 81 Is
Corn 5sa5s Zoe sh.lled snd ss0fs7 in the
ear.
Whisky-Steady At ~.
Nothing aane in provisions
Gold 45c. Silver BE. Exchange firm 81 ~
premium
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~ew YORK rarkct.
NFw IokK. iune -
Flour continues irregular aud unsettled. ship
ping roard hoop Ohio ard exira State sre in brisk
demand and = higher All other kinds heavy and
declining. 8 Sues 80 for extra State. s. 9n(6
6 o5 ior extra round hoop Ohio. and 81 3lsd7 80
for trade lar'nsi~. cl.-sing dull
whisky shade irmer: ssles Of Western - o.,
do ia hand 45r
Wheat fu.ls &c higher. With active export
demand.
Oats dull aud heavy at s+(d77c.
Pork hrmer
Money active and firm att per cent Sterling
decidedly higher LOCAL., for first class bills.
Gold advanced fully per cent. opening st 4e1S
and closing firm at AZ
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

Rochester, v. T., December %. 1861.
Messrs. r. II. DRAKE 6 Co: have been a great
from Dyspepsia for three four years. and had aban
don my profession. About three months ago tried the
Plantation Bitters and TO my joy nearly
well man. have recommended them in several cases,
and, as far as | know, always with signal benefit.
am respectfully yours, REV. j. :. CATHORN.
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"a smile her Hp-heath was IN her look,
strength IN her step, and IN her Observation-Disclosures
Bi,ters."
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GREEN AND BLACK TEAS.

Which, owing to facilities for buyirg aud e,pen.
In judging Teas ve are enabled 20 ofer 70 con-
samsrs superior quality. Al lower prices than any other
House In the state.
We eel particular attention 10 our choice JAPANESE
TEAS, iusf received. Ignel3-d2w
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ASA CURRIN.
Thy friend,

RESPECTED FRIEND Ny daughter has been much bene-
fitted by the Of thy Plantation Bters. Thou wilt
send me two more bottles.
Thy friend, ASA CURRIN.
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Exettement In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. June 2s.-The excitement in
this city Is intense. Third street is thropged with
people awaiting the news. The merchants have
resolved TO close their stores and recruit a regi-
ment Immediately. The Union Leagues are
also moving in the matter The Corn Exchange
Guards have recruiting party marching about
the streets.
from Lancaster.
LANCASTER, Pa June 25.-There is great ex-
element here. Refugees from Harrisburg are
focking in.
Two spies came over the river this morning at
Marietta. One killed and the other captured.
Our forces guard the river from Marietta TO
Columbia.
All business will be suspended TO morrow. and
two thousand citizens will march 70 resist the enc
my at the river.
gentleman who left York at one o clock thi.
morning says that Longstreet's pckets were
within one mile Of that place. and everything of
value that could be removed had been taken
away.
Five companies Of Rebels attacked four CON
panes Of the Goth Pennsylvania cavalry last nj ght
below York. aud were driven OF badly whipped.
Our loss i Insignificant.
No fighting at Harrisburg yet.
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Sherman House. Gicdgo. M, fc6. IL, 1863.
Messrs. p. II. DRAKE Co: Please send Us another
twelve Of your Plantation Bitters. As morning
APPETIZER they appear TO have superseded everything else
and greatly esteemed.
Yours, &c, GAGE WAITE.
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Hcbci rorcc I'm Maryland.

BALTIMORE, June 2s.--lt Is reported that
Rebel force OF 1000. with seven pieces of artil
lery, crossed the Potomac ~ Seneca Montgom.
cry county. last night. ana this morning took the
D"rncstown road, ~ IL for thcpurpose of reach
ng either the Washington road or the Baltimore
aud Ohio railroad
The Rebels have burned two bridges THIS side
OF York, and two beyond, as far rs known.
From uorr,>tovn, Pu.
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--latest from tlae Siege Of
@ VicSksbUrg.

CHICAGO, june IA special dispatch
to the Chicago Times dated headquarters
in the field, near Vicksburg, May %,
says: But little has been effected during
the past thirty six hours. Over one hun
dred pieces of field artillery and several
siege guns rained shot and shell ON the
enemys works, yesterday.
The mortar fleet also took position be-
hind De Soto Point, and bonlbarded the
city during the entire day On the right
General Sherman has pushed Steele's
division squarely to the foot OF the para
pets.
Our men lay in the bitches in the slope
OF the parapet on the side Of one of the
principal forts, but unable to take it by
storm, and yet determined not to retire
The Federal and rebel soldiers were not
twenty feet apart, and both powerless to
infiict much harm.
Each watches the other, and dozen
muskets are fired when soldier exposes
himself above the works on either side
Nearly the same condition of things ex-
lists in Mc'Pherson's front. His sharp
shooters prevent the working of the enc
my's pieces in one or two forts.
a charge was made yesterday morning
on one of them by Stephenson's brigade,
and was repulsed.
Two companies of one regiment got in
side. A few got out again, but most of
them were captured,
The forts are all filled with infantry
Our artillery has disinouted few guns
and damaged works in some places, but
they are still strong.
General McClernand was hard pressed
on the, left yesterday, and sent for rein
iorcements
Quimby's division went to the assist
ance at four clock. The contest lasted
until seven. One of our flags was planted
at the foot of the earthworks on the out
side of the rebel fort, and kept there sew
eral hours, ut,the fort was not taken.
McClernands loss is estimated at one
thousand killed and wounded, yesterday
/ Fighting grows more desperate each day.
Transports now bring supplies by water
to within three miles of our right.
General Joe Johnston is reported to be
near Big Black River with reinforcements
for Pemberten.
General Grant can detail sufficient
force from his operations here to keep
Johnston in check ~
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THE NEW YORK WORLD AND TIE
S. ~ CHICAGO TIMES.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF THE ONO,

CINCINNATI; o., June /, 1853.
General Order No. 81.
Il The tendency of the opinions and
articles. habitually published in the news
paper knownsas as the New York World
being to cast reproach upon the Govern
ment, and to weaken its efforts to suppress
the rebellion by creating distrust in its
war.policy, its circulation in time of war
is calculated toexert pernicious and trea-
sonable influence, and is therefore prohib-
tied in this Department.
L.. Postmasters, news agents, and all
others will govern themselves by this
order, as any person detected in forward
ing. selling, or in any way circulating the
paper referred to, will be promptly arres-
ted and held for trial
4 III. On account of the repeated ex-
preston Of disloyal and incendiary senti-
ments, the publication of the newspaper
known as the Chicago Times is hereby sup
pressed. 3'3'i
~. Brigadier- General Jacob Ammeu,
commanding the District Of Illinois, is
charged with the execution Of the third
paragraph of this order.
By command Of Major-General Burn
side. [Signed]
'aa ssa LEWIS RICHMOND,
Lieut. Col. and Asst Adjt -Gen'l
Official: D. R. Larned,
- 81 Captain and Asst. Adjt. -Genl.
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News from General Hunters
Departments.

NEW YORK, June 2-Several proyis-
ion merchants'of this city have been swim
died out OF 81 900 by person named NJ.
Lersner.. - i,8.fgf5. a ba
Port Royal advices per Arago state that
our forces on Folly Island were attacked
on the 18th by rebels, Who were repulsed.
General Hunter has issued an order draft
ing all able bodied men, not in the employ
of the Government, found in the depart
ment alter the 10Th Of June. e
1tis stated that, an expedition is being
sent into the interior of Florida.
A British blockade runner, large
steamer, while trying to get out OF Char
lesion, was discovered on the night OF the
10th, and sunk before she could gain the
bar, by the Powhattanl The officers and
crew were supposed to have perished.
On the 23d another steamer was discov-
cred and fired into She recrossed the
bar under heavy fire, aud sunk in the
main channel, off Morris Island. Both
vessels had large cargoes.- 156 eai
All furloughs have been stopped in
General Hunters Department.. 1t is re-
ported that several regiments were ordered
to Virginia, but General Hunter refused
to let them go, and sent protest to the
President. oo
The Monitors still lie off Edisto. The
Ironsides is opposite Fort Sumter,
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Aslwill be seen in another, oolumn thei
Democratic Central Committee decided,to
h5ldl q delegate Convention this year:
This. .is 70 some extent an ex pertinent, as
it has. beeua long time since, with one
exception that convention of this kind
his been held in this county! One thing
8 certain, and that is, that every soSd
Democrat viii acquiesce in tho action Of
the Central Committee aud also. the action
ID; the Convection to be held on the 9th
day Of J aly, next. whather it suits them
not. Qbjections now can d., no good
and may, do much harm. We make these
remarks not because We know of any OBJ
lection, but because a change in the
method Of nominations may lead to con
tentions which in these times of all others
should be. avoided. One or, two errors
creptinto the notice of the proceedings
which have been corrected. The names
Of delegates we're not correctly reported,
and the time Of holding the convention
should have been one o'clock instead of
10 o'clock at night. IS ID