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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03
PL0WS. REAPBRS.

fHRHHkRS, AID IACHIIK1Y.
I HAVE rsesivpd, on eennisio., large
L number Of Rrairis Piovs, Of the lest ie-
seriPsioo, vhieh viii be sold cheap. for e.ah, q
exchanged for approved property or prodsee.
l have also received the Agesey for Necor-
niek's celebrated ReaPeu, and viii sspp,y -
order any number, Of the latest inpssvsd paf
ems, On reasonable terms. Also. ThrsGksn
I'd Mill and Steam Naehinsry Of ever d
ss{iption- III. UT.
VOOAAAOoSs,IsoH
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" We have bssn informed BY ope
who knows, that james HeCahoa has
not been appointed United District Al.
torssy Tor Kansas. bot that il It is still
bsid BY Robert Crozisr. We obtained
the Information that MeC.hsu was sp-
pointed, from the Atchison Champion;
bat - We lately apologizsd for anything
We had copied from thst paper. this cor
rsction is hardly necessary.
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"Ta. Lapr. Fnrup. ."-N...ers. Dea.

"Tak LApY's FnIRIp. ."-Nsseers. Dea-
con L Petersen, Of Philadelphia. sre
shout to issue . new Magazine. with the
above title. beginning with the approach
ing new year. The Jsnusry number is
nearly ready. From shat We know o!
the peblishers. and what We CLEAN from
the prospectus before rs. We can not hes
itase in predicting for the new Magazine
an iGmense popularity With American
ladies. and it will Be in reality. Is its
name isdicstes-THE LADY's FuExD.
II viii be edited BY Mrs Henry Peterson.
and will bs devoted to choice Literature
and the illustra,ion Of the Fashions. 1t
viii also contain the latest patterns Of
eloaks. caps. bonnets. hesd-dresse.. fancy
embroidery. ETC.. with recipes. music. and
other matters Interesting to ladies gener-
ally. The services Of . talented corps Of
weli-knoun centribatsrs have been -
cured, who can not fail to make The
Ladies' Friend whs, it is designed to be.
A handsome steel engraving and .
eolored steel Fasbion-plsts viii illustrate
every nunber; besides we'll executed wsod
cuts, illustrative of stories. patterns. etc.
The J.nnsry number will coutsiu .
beautiful steel engraving. entitled /" Ga
briel Wilkes Return" illustrating .
stsry Of love. var and . broken engage
msnt. BY Miss Eleanor c. Donnelly.
The publishers propose giving to any
person sending thirty Subscriptions to
The Lsdy's Friend and Sixty Dollan.
one Of Wheeler & Wilson's celebrated
Sewing Machines. such As they sell for
s45. The machines will Be selected nsv
1t the mandatory in New Ysrk. boxed
and forwarded free Of cost vita the ex-
eeption Of freight This il certainly .
rare Offer. and BY little effort the ralu-
able prize csn be secured. The Msga.
zine will Be sent to different post-ofiees
il desired. Any person thus collecting
names should send them with the money,
As fast - obtained. 90 that the subseri-
bers may begin at once to receive their
Magazines. and not become dissatisfied
with the delay. When the whole mum.
Der Of subscriptions (shirty. aud whole
amount Of money (si.sy Doll.rs.) } is re-
eeivsd. the msehine will be daily for
wnded.
The following are the terms (e.sh in
ADVANCE } Of The Lady's Friend:
copy. one year o.
2 copies. one year 8
l copies. one year g.
5 copies. and one to ge.tsr up Of club II
20 copies, and one TO getter up Of club %
One copy each of The Lady's Friend
md Saturday Evening Post 81
For further particulars. address Deacon
+ Peterson. Ne. 3l9 Walnut Street,
Philsdelpbis-
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Sheriff. Sale.
Thomas H. HsssueI,

Thomas II. Hsssuel,
vs.
James Foreman,
Msrtha A. Foreman, his wife,
Samoei Neese, >Ordef 81 sale.
James R. Hhiseheads |
And the President, Directors
and Company of the
Kansas Valley B,ak-
PY virtue Of an order of sale to me direct
II ed, from the Clerk Of the District Court
of Doniphan County, Kansas, I viii offer for
sale, At pobiie auction, for cash in hand, to the
highest and best bidder, At the Court House
docr. ia the city of Troy, Doniphan County.
Kansas, between the hours Of O'Clock A ".
and 4 O'Clock P. n. on the 5th day Of Decem-
ber, 1863. the folio<ing described real estate.
to Wit: The south eas; garter Of section No.
tsenty-.i1, l26l in township No. fosr, az Of
range No. nineteen, (i9l in Doniph,n County.
State of Kansas, without apprai:enent, AID
sold TO the highest bidder, to satisfy the judg-
nent and costs in the above entitled cause
Given under nv hand. this 2ai day Of Ocio-
Der, A d. 1863. ". d. BEELER.
Sheriff of Doniph,n County, Kansas
October @. lss3-5s- Prs fee, $9.
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6heriA7s Sale.
Lesis Barses 3 Bro.
vs. Order Of Sale.

Thomas r. Riehnd.oa
RY virtse Of IN order Of sale to ne direct
y ed, from the Clerk a he District Con,
Of Doniphan County. Kansas, I viii ofer r.
sale, to the highest and best bidder, fo- cash i.
hand, at fhe Cont House door, IN the eity Of
Troy, DoaipA.n Cosnty, Kansas, bssveea de
hours q o'eisek A II and O'Clock r. \. !.
90 me lesa day Of Novenber, A d. 1859, de
ionosins described property, to Wit: The
a0'n quarter OF section one, in township
Ihree, Of range nineteen, in the County 81
Doniphaa. 70 satisfy the Judgment and cost II
he above entitled eaaea-
Given under my hmd. this 29th dsy of s.,.
'ember, A D. 1853
W. d. BEELER.
seefi2 Of Dsnipaaa County, Kansas. i
os0eef l, ioAS6~- h's fpe. r.
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Sheriff.
BENJAMIN c. Powell,
Jonathan Levy,k
John s. Lemon,
Robert II. Stewart.

nooefs N SteEtn- j
by virt1e Of an order Of sale to me direct
- ed, from the CLERK Of the District Court
Of Doniphsn County. Kansas, viii offer for
sale, Tor cash in hand, to the highes: and bss:
bidder, at the Court House door, in Troy,
Doniphan County. Kansas, on the l2sh day of
Deeenber, A. D. less, between the hours of
O'Clock A II. and O'Clock P NJ. of said
day, the following described real estate, to uit:
The southwest quarter Of section twenty-five,
cd ir township tso t2I south. of range tven-
T, I'D IN Donipdan County, Kansas Taken
and offered for sale, BY virtue of an order of
sale, to satisfy the Judgment and cost in the
above entitled cause.
Given under NY hand, this 3ls. dxy of Oc-
tober, A. D. 1863 W.D. BEEIyR
Sheriff Of D,niph.n Coun., 80.
Z H0sunbW6 SSoa RfeEWN
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

~ E. 6. Davis. County Treasurer
spent . few days with u., this week.
His mission was to collect taxes. bu. b.
turned cut to bald telegraph. before be
left.
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~ The Conservative ridiculss the
Missouri Bu:ternut use Of the word
(which" Ii is more eIcusabls in them.
than in Sidney Clarke. who. in his on
'iausb' upon upon Col. Vaughn. speaks
OF Gov. Carney as the "politic,n which" :"
and 'tbe persou which"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

~ We .ss Informed that there sr.
now TIVE -, iHs poll books in the ofie.
Of the Olsrk of Holt County, No,
waiting to be footed up. bot tha. the
CopPerbesd officers who are untorsup.te-
ly in power In that County, refuse to do
IL.
We understsnd that Mr.. Van Buski,k
Is one Of tie managers 10 this game.
He belongs to the party that h., kept
1p the cry. al summer and fall. in favor
OF the Provisional Government; ye. il
we are not greatly mistaken. the same
Convention (of which Mr. Van Buskirk
vss . nember) that established the pro-
visional Government. also conferred the
right OF Suffrage upon Missouri soldiers.
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which they offer TO sell at less prices than at
sby other house IN the West. We have left
our native State, and hare come TO this eoun-
sry for the purpose Of carrying on the mercsn-
tile business; and We wish to establish 4 repu-
taiion, and for that reason We think the people
will find j. to their interest TO examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We will be receiving neu Goods every week
Produce Of all kinds will be taken in exchange
for Goods, at the highes: m,rket price Cash
paid for Dry Hides and BeesuaI.
October ., ls6j-4H.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

~ There were three Brig. General
Smiths wounded, on the Federal side,
in the late battles on Lookout Mountain
and Missionary Ridge.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

~ We had como severely cold
weather. the latter part Of last week
We have not seen many colder days than
Saturday. Ths Tirsr blocked on Friday
morning. and teams have crossed on the
Ice; but the past few warm days have
resdsred the crossing ansafe except for
persons on foot.
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Proposals fOrFOrage

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this Office, until IL O'Clock NJ. Oh
Wednesday. the 4th day of November
re1', for supplying forage for United States
troops at Kansas City, during ,he months Of
November and December. 1853. and fron jan
u,ry Ist to July 3Isf, 1864, inclusive
The following osantisies will be required to
be delivered in each of the months included in
the periods above designated, viz:
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Sheriff. 8ale.
Joan aes . r;;:s 's''' r..e..i...
O. C.CSro,

RI virtue Of IN execution to me direstsd,
y from the Clerk Of the District Court of
Do.ipa.n County. Kansas, I viii offer for sale,
10 the highest and bess bidder, for cash in hand,
on the l4,h day Of December, 1883, between
me hours ofe o'clock A. Il. and O'Clock p
n OF said day. the following described real
estate, TO uit: The south half Of tke north
east quarter Of section No. Z, in township No.
D. OF range No. q. in Doniphan County, Kan
sas- TAKEN and offered for sale a the prop-
cry OF Z. C. Carson, 70 satisfy the judgment
md cost in the above entitled cause.
Sbenfs Once, Troy, Nore1ber ssh. A D.
le63- w. D. BKELIR,
Sheriff Of Doniphaa Cssnsy, Kaasss- !
Aos8 - looA0. ~ - -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

= r. Applicants srs informed that We
now hsve no County Warrants for sale.
Thsy are q sesrcsr article than formerly.
Perhaps some may be picked up about
the County Seat: bot we do not think
tbsy can b bosghs for less than IS Per
cent.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

@ Congress convenes on Mondsy
nsIt. The Presidsnt has been quite i'll.
for some days past. bat We presume that
the Msss.ge win b forthcoming at the
usual time.
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PROPOSALS
FOR
ARMY TRANSPORTATION!

OYKICH OF fHK DER0r QBA8fEn4ASfR,(
Port Le.venvorth, Kan, Oct g. 1859.
GEALED PROPOSALS lviIl be reeeirs< At
~ this ONCE, Until l2 O'Clock !, On
The Iosh Day Of Deeenbsr, 1883,
for the transportation Of military supplies dur
ing the yean 1854 and 1865, oa tse following
ruufes:
RosrE No. I--Feo Fmts Leaveurerth,
LARAMIE and Riley, and other deposs that may
be established daring the sbove years, on the
vest bank Of the HissoRi River, north of Fort
Leavsnvorth, and south Of latitsde ~ . rorth,
20 any posts or situations that are or may be
established in the Territories Of Ns6raska,
Dakotah, Idaho and Utah, south Of latitude
Ae north, and east Of longitude 1l4s vest.
md the Territory Of Colorado, north Of 400
north. Biddsrs 70 state the rate Der 100 pounds
for 100 miles. at which they viii transport said
stores in each Of The months, from April 70
September, inclusive, Of the years 1864 and
1865.
Rog1n No. 2.-Fsom Forts Lea.envsrth
and Riley, in the State Of Kansas, and she
town Of Kansss. In the State Of Missouri. 70
any posts or stations that are OF may be e.
tabiiahsd in the State Of Kansas, or in the Ter
rtosy Of Colorado. south Of lati:sde 20 north,
drawing supplies from Fort Lsavesverth, or
20 Fort Uaioa, Nev Mexico, or other depot
that may be desigustsd in that Territory, 70
Fort Garland, and 70 any other point OF psints
on the route. Bidders 70 state the rate per
100 pounds Tor TOO miles, as which they vill
transport said stores in each Of the months,
from Apil to September. ineissivs. Of the
yean 1854 AID lse5.
RoCrE No 3.-From Fort Union. or such
other depot as may Be estahiished in ths Ter
itory Of Nev Aexico- 70 any posts or statisns
that are OF may Be established in that Terrific
~, and 70 such Posts or stations as nay b de-
Eigosted in the Territory Of Arisona and State
OF Texas, rest Of longitude los > vest. BID
de.s to state the rate per 100 pounds fer loe
miles. at which they will traaspors said stores,
in each Of the months, from June 70 Noven-
ber. inclusive, Of the years 1854 and 1865.
The weight TO be transported each year will
no. exceed 10, 900 coo pounds on Route No I
l5,0Jo. Goo pounds On Route No 2, and {, CO.,
0oc pounds on Route No. ).
No additional per centags will be pail fer
the transportation Of bacon, hard bread, pine
lumber, shingles, or any other stores.
Bidders must giTe their names in fsll, as
vel as their place Of residence; and each pre-
posal must De accompanied By . bond in the
sum ss ten thousand dollars, rigrsi By tue o.
more responsible persons, Euarsnsesi.r hat i.
case . contract is awarded for the route nsa-
TONED in the proposal. to she parties proposing,
the contract will be accepted and entered int,
and good AID sufficient secsrty furnished By
said Psrtits, n accordaacs with the terms O!
this advertisement.
The amount Of bosds required viii b q
follows:
On Route Ne. l, $leo,ooe
,, $1,000
Satisfactory evidence Of the LOYALTY and sell
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

rRxxovAL--We have this week re-
moved our Office to the building formerly
occupied - . store room, and may now
Be found st the sign of the "Squssters'
Store" 1t Was with regret that we left
our old nest, which We had occupied for
slmost seven years; for it Was there that
We launched forth the 6rst number Of the
Chief; thers thst we toiled night and day,
through the hard times in Kansas, in the
struggle to keep the paper going. oftsn
fearing We should have to abandon the
enterprise in despair and there that we
finally found it established upon . 6rm
basis. But the place became too ricketty
md uncomfortable. The wind whistlsd
through it on every side, and on cold
days it was impossible to work with any
sort Of comfort. We therefore deter
mined to change quarters, and are now
established In more comfortable room.
where We hope hereafter to Be able to get
ous cur pspsr at the proper time. With =
larger amount Of reading matter than for
few weeks past.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

! HThs St. JosephNsrs has CORES
'ondsns Who sign, himself "Nux Voui.
u" He mus. be related to The editor.
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Sheriff. Sale.
Thomas H. Harsveli,
Oaasr Of Sale.

w.
James p. Foreman,
Martha A. Foreman, his rife,
James Hinchman, }Oedsr Of Sale.
lanes r Whitehead,
And the President, Directors
and Company Of the
Kansas Valley Bank,
and Samuel Neese.
QY virtue of Al order Of sale to me direct
- ed, from the Clerk of the District Court
Of Doniphan County, Kansas, / will offer for
sale, a. public auction, for cash in hand. to the
highest and best bidder, At the Court House
door, in the city Of Troy, in said County, on
the 5sh day of December, A. D. 1853. between
the hours Of 9 O'Clock 4. NJ and O'Clock p
NJ, the following described real estate, 20 uis:
The northwest fractional quarter of section
No serenteen, (l7) in township No. Eve, (5)
Of range No tseniy-o- e, (2IJ containing one
hundred and thirty-one 40-l00 acres, more or
less, situate in tie County Of Doniphan, and
State of Kansas; 10 be advertised ard sold
without apprai-ement, and sold % the highest
bidder, to satisfy said Judgment and cosss-
Witness, M hand, this 22i dly Of October,
A. D. 1863 w.D. BEELER.
Sheriff Of Doniphan County, Kansas.
October ., ls6S5v- Prs fee, &9.
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|a@ In reply to an inquiry. We will
say that We are net An agent for Frank
Leslis's Magazine, nor do vs receive it.
Frank Leslie is in the hsbi, Of sending
bis publications to country pspen. soli-
citing . notice and promising a ex-
change; but - soon Is the retics is given,
he cuts the Psper's scquainssnce- When
man treats his brethren Of the press in
that manner, there il no assurance that
be will not swindle his subscribers also.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

~ The White Closd Mill is now in
fall blast, and running day and night,
in order to clear out the large
Quantities Of grain which have aeeumu-
lated.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-03

r. R. MeBrsspsy publishes . two
column article in the Lesvenworih Con-
servative. the object of which is to prove
that Kans.. solaien already have . right
to vote. notwithstanding the provision Of
the Constitution positively prohibiting it.
he proves bis point eonsiusivsly. He
does this. BY eontending that the armies
now in the Geld against the rebels. are
not the armies of the United States
Let MeBrasusy have Judge Taoey's po-
stitch. BY all neans.
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Public Sale.

d. Z. COTTRELL. J. G. COTTRELL-
new FIRM,
COTTRELL q BROTHER,
(Szeeessers to J. L. Al<n,l
In Large Brick Corner, Oregon. No..
HAVE on hand, at all times, the largest
IL and best assorted stock of Goods ever Of
fered in this market, consisting of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS 1 SHOES,
HATS L CAPS,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-11
Notice /!

"1E R,NITEvILI.E COMPANY find d
impossible, with their rmall Mercantile
To- retsil Cloth. md hove mazda srrangSff6W&
furnish other parties in iranitsvills u Nmited
amount, restricting them to cell at not more thAn
II eta. a ward Hivurce on their Wholesale prices,
which are at present
81 cts. for Drilrs and A Sheetings;
81 7-8' Shirtings;
23l " " "a
W., have orders from the Government, from
Soldiers Aid Societies and individuals for more
bales than we can furnish in four m6t'ths. We
will however harter uur Cloths to those who will
sell US necessary supplies at reasonable rates.
Those who bring the following articles can got
Mt any time what cloth they may wgnt for their
own use ut our Store, hut the barter-trade pro-
posed is not intended to extend to dealers, or pe0.
pie ont Of the State-ft is only tn accommodate
our neiglbOrs and to bring q supply Of necessa-
ries to our village. Our cloth is worth from IS to
so cents ut accessible points on Railroads where
provisions are plenty sud cheap.
We will give 4yds "A Sheeting, OF other cloth
in proportion, for | bnshel Corn or Peas; 3oyds
for 100 lbs good Flour Iyds for lib Of Wool 4yds
for lib I.eaiher; Syds for l bushel Potatoes; 2yda
for lib Butter; lyd for lib Bacon; lyd for slhs
Pork; 1yd for In LAIRD lyl for lib Tsllow or lh
dried Hide; lyd for Abs of country nEde Sohp;
lyd far / do4an Eggs; lyd for lib Of old pewter
or lead; liyds for | pair of good leather Bro,
gans md f.r other shoes in proportion 90 yds. for
/ cord dog wood, in round sticks none less than
II inch. in diainoter--the came proportion for
smaller quantities 20 yds. for ! cord Persimmon
wood that will square . inches and over.
WM. GREGG, Pass.
Groriteville. Ian 8 If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-11

YANKEE HYrucRIsf AND BARDARITr H.
LrsTRATED.-A correspondent writing from
FayetteG Court House, Ala, under date Of JAN
uary 81, sends US the following account Of the
barbarols treatmen Of two negro boys, be-
longing to Me-. Nance, of Pickcns county,
Ala. TIE facts ore vouchrd for by DR.. Shell
ton, of Fayelte Court House: "a company Of
volunteers having left Pickens county for the
field of action, Mr.. Nance. sent two negro
boys along to aid the company. Their inlagi.
nations became dszzled with the visions OF
Ely:ian licld,i in Yankeedom, and they went
to lind them. Put Paradise was nowhere
there, and they again sighed for home. The
Yanks, however, detained them, and cut off
.lrir ears close To their heads. Tbe,e ne
groes finally made their escape, and are nov
at home, with Mr.. Nance. in Pickens They
are violent hatrrs of Yankees and their add
ventures, and experience are i terror tn ne
groes of that region, who learn a lesson from
their brethren whose ears are left in Lincoln.
dom u
DR.. S. has seen these boys, and tue thing
is true. | shall make no comments, nor draw
any differences from the case. +.
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Interesting to Teachers
Edgefield Female Institute!

TN o nse1uence Of the death of the late Princi-
4 pal and Proprietor, JuHS L. GwALTSEY, this
PROPERTY Is NOW OFFERED FOR SALE
OR RENT.
Tile LOT embraces five acres, near the centre
Of the Village, and within three hundred yards OF
three Churches. The IMPROVEMENTS ac all
n,w-erected in 1860. Tho Main Building has y
front Of sevcnty-,wo feet, with handsome hated
columns. The centre has IL depth Of eighty feet,
giving u HALL forty-two feet by sixty. There
are Rooms enough for Schulz purposes, for the
Principals family. and for Twenty Boardtrs.
The plan couteinplatcs the addition Of Wings
should it be found necessary.
Edgetsld Village is near the centre Of one Of
the largest and wcalthicst Districts in the State,
and offers many Inducements to The cnterprising
Teacher. AS thore is no other School of the kind
in the District, it is confidently believed that this
will continue to receive ample patronage, if under
proper management. The late DR.. vs.. u. JOINS
RON was very successful here, as n Teacher, for
more than twenty years.
There hus been no cessation Of the School. The
undersigned will continue it. management for his
brothers family till next July. He will DO glad
to send Catalogues to those wishing information,
or to correspond with thofe who may desire to
purchase or rent. Address
r.. Il. GtWALTNEY,
Edscficld, S. C.
I'll II ~ Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-11
The State of Sonth Carolina.

EXIHEREAS, mt an election to supply the va
w cansy in the First Congress Of the Confed-
ernte Suites Of Americn, occasioned by the cleo
ton of the late Representative Of the Fourth Con-
grcssional District Of this State to the Office Of
Governor, which was ordered 10 be held and was
held, according to law, on the Twontieth day Of
January, instant, it appears that WILLIAM d.
SIMPSON, of Laurens District, received n cluar
majority of all the votes cast in tbs Election Dis-
trictS Of Edgeiisld, Lexington, Nowherry, Laurens
and Abbcville, COMPOSING the said Fourth Con-
gressional. District. -a-s 81.
Now, therefore J.. NJ. L., n0yHAM. Governor
and Commander in Chief in and aver the Sute
Of South Carolina, do Issue this my Proclamation,
announcing that WILLIAM d. SIMPSON has
been duly elected aud commissioned 10 ill the
said vacancy and to serve as Il member of CON.
gross for the said Fourth Conelessiohal, District Of
this State for the remainder Of the term of two
year, from the Eightocn.h.d ny.o of February last.
Given. under my hand and tho seal of the State,
at Columbia, the twenty eighth day of january,
in the year Of our Lord ole thousand eight hun
Edred and sixty-thrcs.
N. J.. B0NHAM.
Wy. r. HuXTT, Secretary of State.
Feb. It