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IMelodeons. go -GH .#y.-. ..-E ... ..flt
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p~speciai attention Ftver 10 Sheet Music,
Music Book, Small Musical Instrument,
Musical Goods aud String Departments.
Orders by Mail promptly filled. myl9
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CLOTHS. CAssID1EREs,

SatInets, Jeans, Cashmerets, &c, the largest
assortment in tho city, to accommodate Mer.
chants and Merchant Tailors at Eastern
Prices; also, TaiIors Trimmings
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCERs

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INVARIABLY IN ADvANCEs
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NJ. MN, Den i has Pc reinAtated II
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MORNING EDITION.
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OFFER FOR BALE MY FARM IN
Union township, Marshall county, West
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+ 10 NY Friends ana lthsaPubli6.
T WILL BE ABSENT FROM THE iCTTfYt
4 ~ toF hfP9ut thgee e fo%F TseEnS; pp1v,1
ty14Sc Te1HIcm1odj Reai Estata Ag5Rt.5:
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EDGEFIELD CoURr.-Tho Court in
Edgefcld has been in session during
tho past two weeks. The Grand Ju.
ry consists Of eight whites and eleven
Blacks one of tho Petit Juries entire.
ly of blacks, the other with consid.
erable sprinkling. r. B. Elliott, a
negro lawyer was present, assisting
the Solicitor. Several murder cases
wero tried. In tho case Of tho State
vs.. Blcase, for tho murder Of Ruther,
ford, tho defendant was acquitted
In the case of the State VS.. Boothe
for the murder of Toney, tho defand
ant was found guilty of manslaughtcr
In the case of the State VS.. Geo. B
and James Addison for the murder ol
Charles NJ. Cresswell, the Grand Jury
found "no BILL" ~. .rr,- ihrI
bis expected that Judge Orr will
l bold nm Extra Court; in 3anuary next
for the dispatch Of ciyh, bnsipess. =,
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DEATH OF DIR. WIN. HENRY CAL
HoUN.-A private letter to his rela-
lives hero announces the death of DIR.
VIM. Henry Calhoun at his residence
an mississippi, on tho Gath ult. His
death was very sudden. lie had
gone with his ,brother-in-law, DR.. Orr,
10 visit a patient, whom finding very
~, they remained all night. The
deceased retired to bed ut about 12
o'clock much indisposed, and soon
dropped to eleep. About two hours
after, he was discovered dead-it is
supposed from disease of tho heart.
The deceased was nephew of tho
great Carolina statesman, q brother of
.Ipo. a. Calhoun, Esq, of our District,
and t}e hrotherIin-law of Judge Orr.
He removed from our District in 1s45
and leaves here :mpny relatives and
friends TO mourn his loss.
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THE STATE FAIR.-Our readers
will recollcct that the State Agricul-
tural Fair comes off in Columbia, on
tho 10th November next, closing on
tho 12th-being the week after our
own District Fair. Every prcpara-
ton is being made to ensure it's sue
cess. AH attractive premium list has
been gotten up, large and comm O.
dious building are being erected, and
arrangements are being made to ac-
commodate in private houses such of
tho large crowd of visitors, who may
fail to get accommodation in the ho-
tells of the city. We trust to see a
full representation from our District,
and feel assured that the success of
our own District Fair will impart to
our citizens renewed interest in tho
State Fair.
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DEATH OF EX-PREs1DENr PIERCE,

DEATH OF Ex-PnEs1DENr PrERcR.-
Died, on the 10th inst, ut Concord,
New Hampshire, Franklin II. Pierce,
Ex-Prcsidcnt Of tho United States.
lie was born in IIillborough, New
Hampshire, in 1901; studied law in
tho offl1'e of Judge Woodbury.
served successivcly in the State Lcgis-
lature, and in Congress was rendered
the post Of Attorney General of the
United States, by President Polk,
which he declined; served as Briga
dicr in tho Mexican War; and was
elected President in 1852. President
Pierce, was q true representative of
tho better class Of American States
man, a man of grcat'purity of charac-
ter, and consistency Of life-of strong
will, indomitablc energy, and eminent
social qualities. These last formed
the elements of his success.
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Our District Agricultural Fair.

Last week we published list of
The committees appointed for our ap-
proaching District Fair, and this
week we are printing 1000 hand-bills
containing in addition to these, the
Premium Lists, Constitution, Rcgula-
tions &C., which we have repeatedly
laid before our readers. These being
disseminated throughout tho length
and breadth of our District, we feel
assured, will awaken becoming in
terest in behalf Of our Fair.
The Fair it will be recollcctcd will
be open for exhibition on tho 3D.,
4th and 9Th November next. All ar
,ticles for exhibition must be entered
before s o'clock Tuesday evening, the
I'd November, except animals, which
may bc entered by o'clock Wcdncs-
day morning the Sd November.
We trust to see on the occasion n
display of articles, and an attendance
of spectators, which shall remind. us
of tho days of our past prosperity.
TO make our Fair q success, let us
only viii it to be SO, and tho work
will be done. Z"
Lot us all turn out-old men and
Matrons-yonpg mon and maidens-
boys and girls--exhibit what we can
and if we exhibit nothing else lot us
exhibit ourselves.
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HE~ Thursday. (yesf fcrflay1 xyos II

.nS Thursday, yesterday was the
grand opening day in the Millinery
department Of tho emporium OF
Fashion" The beauty and fashion OF
Abbcvillc were there to do honor tc
occasion, and amid the profusion o.
lovely flowers, natural and artificial
The scene was somewhat bewildering
1t was difficult toSay which was most
beautiful, the observed or tho obserx.
crs. Mcssrs. Fowler & Mcdonald arc
not only initiating somo of the city
customs, but emulating the city styles
and city prices. The taste and skill
of Mrs. Sassard and Mrs. Wicr arc
guarantees of what may be found in
their department.
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m- We comqrcnd to the attention
Of our readers tho, advertisement of
Mcssrs. ,Quarlcs, Perrin $50, who
are now receiving their elegant Fall
and Winter Stock. 1t has bc& pur-
chased by Mr.. Quarlcs with his usual
skill and will be found to embrace
the latest and most select Now York
styles. Whether you wish something
or useful--tho most Gle
giant or tho most substantiul-you car,
scarcely fail to get here the best of
its kind, at prices to suit the times.
Their stock Of ladies' goods is large
and sclect-laces, silks and satius
--shawIs, cloaks and capcs. Gcntlc-
men will find n 1ino variety of cloth
ing and furnishing goods. Call carly
and the Mcssrs. Perrin and Quarlcs
will take pleasure in showing you
through their stock.
These gentlemen advertise the best
gunny bagging and arrow ties.
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TIE FALL TEADE-Our merchants
arc all receiving their Fall AMI Wintc,
stocks, and there has been q brisk
trade in Dry Goods and Groceries
during the past week. 1t would be
much livelicr but for the depressed
condition Of the cotton market. I'm
less our farmers are prepared to hold
until next Spring, they had better
bring on the cotton. At least enough
10 purchase ''indcmnity for tho past
and security for the future" TO our
country friends VIC would say that the
stocks of our merchants were ncvc,
finer or their prices more accommo
dating. Read their advertisements
and Judge for. yourselves. The ALbc
vile cotton market is the best in the
np-countrv.
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MODEL ELEcrIoNEERINa by THE
ALL-DEcENcY PARrY.--Wc learn that
Mcssrs. r.. A. Sullivan, and Penn Guf.
fin, Radical candidates, for the LdS dSis-
laturc, left tho village, on last We'd
ncsday evening, freightcd with three
gallons Of whislley, to hold II mecting
at Mr.. John Devlin's plantation in the
lower part Of the District We leave
it to the imaginations Of our readers
10 conceive the character of a meeting
held under such circumstances-at
night, with the bad liquor, and the
worse cunning Of the inccndiary on the
one side, and the simple faith, and on
citablc passions Of the blind dupc on
the other. The meeting was held
nca" the residence of the Rev. Mr..
Sloan, who was disturbed by the ca
rousals of these midnight brawlors,
and adjourned at n late hour, with n
discharge Of firearms. Mcssrs. SuIli-
van and Guffin. if you will electioneer,
please have somo regard for tho pub
lie pcacc-sclcct moro soasonable
hours, and do not distribute your
liquor quite SO freely.
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THE PEOPLES TICKET!
For the Legislature!
MATTHEW MCDONALD.
WM. h. BRADLEY.

The Rev. J. N. Young, and Mr.. F.
A. Connor, tho former nominees OF
our people for the vacant seats in the
Legislature, having declipcd for rca,
sons satisfactory to our citizens. the
delegates from the various sections OF
our District met again on Wednesday
last, and nominated Matthew McDon.
aid, Esq, and Mr.. Wm. X. Bradley
rs our standard bearers in the coming
election.
Let tho white people Of tho District
go to work with the proper spirit, and
the success Of the ticket is assured
assured by tho combined support Of
whites ard blacks.
White men and black mon! We
address you the same arguments
appeal to common Interests, in sup
port Of common ends. Here arc men
born and raised among you; known
to YOU all their lives; and TO whom
every black man can say, as the mcr
Of Israel TO their prophet "thou hast
not dcfrauded us, nor oppressed us
nor taken aught of any mans hand ,
They arc men that have common
interests with you; will you support
them. We know that you will; and
with ga long pull, n strong pull, and {
pull altogether" wc will elect. tho
peoples ticket. Remember the 27tl
October.
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Election in Ohio and Pennsylvania,

Tho election returns in Ohio and
Pennsylvania leave tho result still
doubtful. In Ohio there will be n
Democratic majority in tho .Lcgisla
ture, but it is doubted whether Pen
.dleton is elected governor over Hayes
In Pennsylvania, the Republicans
have carried tho Legislature, and
probably elected Gcary over Packer.
The following arc the returns:
WASHINGTON, October 13.-Noon
Careful comparison, based on partial
returns from thirty counties, includ
ing Philadelphia and Allcgany, shows
2 Democratic. gain Of nearly. 1000
Tho remaining Counties must avcra &c
nearly 200gain to elect Packer. Gca.
rvs majority in Philadelphia was g..
CIScINNATI, October Hamilton
County gives Pcndlcton 500 majority,
and elects the entire Democratic mu.
nicipal ticket. Pend]cton is defeated
by a very small majority; corrected
returns may elect him. Tho House
~ "'SiloSiu utit llC IDcHttC hC]u Dill
can. This defeats the States sane
ton of the fifteenth amendment.
PHILADELPHIA, October 13.-Both
branches Of the Legislature arc Re
publican. The Senate stands IS to
IS; House &c to 17-giving 20 major
ity OH joint ballot. All the papers
but the Age give the State to Gcary
by from 5000 to 10000. The Age
claims 5000 for Packer.
CLEVELAND, October Returns
from the third district state that
Hayes losses 5000. This average, if
carried throughout the State, will
elocr Hayes by $500 majority. The
Democratic strongholds aro still un-
heard from.
EvENINa.-Gcary's majority in thir-
ty-six Counties is nearly 5000. The
remaining thirty Counties must aver
age 157 gain to elect Packer. The
election will DO very close, but the
chances are in favor of Geary.
The few detailed returns from Ohio
Indicate Pcndlcton's election.
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aes~ Mr.. Enoch Nelson advertiscs
in another column his superior Fall
and Winter Stock which has been
selected by Capt. d. r. Williams with
his best care and skill. No. l Gran,
itc Range embraces all the latest and
most elegant styles Of ladies' and
gentlcmen's dress goeds-sclect and
varied, in price and quality-somc,
thing for each, and enough for all.
No. 2 cnfolds all tho beautiful crea-
tons Of tho millincr's slill-hats.
bonncts, flowers, wells, in charming
variety and rich profusion. In No. ;
YOU will find an extensive stock OF
the best groccrics-all warranted
fresh and select.
Mcssrs. Williams, Dcndy, and Allen
will DO pleased to do the honors of
the Dry Goods dcpartmcnt-Mrs
Cain, an experienced and sliillful mil
liner, late Of Baltimore, to exhibit
whatever is lovely in her lnc-and
Ncssrs. Rogers TO show the best of
solids and fluids. Give them each
and all call.
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THE ELEcyIoN.-In our last We
published q new list Of Managers OF
election appointed by l.. L. Guffin,
Chairman, of the Board Of Commits
sioncrs. We have our doubts whcth
CT Gutfin has any authority at.all in
the premises, but scarcely any doubt
but that he has improperly instructed
the managers as 10 their Duties with
regard to registration. 1t would
take a Philadelphia lawyer to tell
what the present election law is, in
the ''confusion worse confoundcd" of
of tho present Radical chaos-but a
simplcton may tell what it is not.
We would advise the managers to
keep separate lists and separate boxes
for all names which do not appear on
their Registration Books-if they re,
ccive them at all
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S The Abbcville correspondent OF
the Charleston Republican, thinks Mr.
L. A. Sullivan, q very intelligent con.
sus-takcr, (ergo ergo, u proper represcn,
tative,) admits that he has no knowl.
edge of the people of Abbevillo, but
thinks tho least he knows, the better
of such q set of ".bushwhackers and
murdcrcrs," (yet these arc the very
people "whose goods and chattefs u
he wants to- rcprescntO wonders
that they did not select W. K. Tolbert
(We had supposed that the Radicals
claimed him-bag and baggage-body
and soul) r."';,' !
'sTo laugh were want Of deceacy and sirlaiee, !
But to be grave exceeds all power of face"
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ns5~, Mcssrs. White Brothers an
nounco e tho public their Fall and
Wintcr\ Stock in an advertisement,
which speaks for itsolt: 1t is one OF
the most complete and select stocks
which they have ever offered to the
Abbeville public, and this is saying a
good deal. Read and digest, and then
call ahd examine for yourselves. Yor
will hardly fail to find something te
suit in price or quality. Call and cx
amine-and then buy or not as 30.
please. We think you will be pleased
They offer $50 lbs. superior Rec
Glover Seed, which VIC commend tc
the attention Of our planters.
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n5" II. F. Russell g. Co., 200 Broad
Street, Augusta, Ga, arc one of.the
of tho most cnterprising and liberia
OF tho city firms. 1t is a pleas
urc to advertise for them, and we are
sure it is an equal pleasure to pur
chase from them. They aro now re
cciving one of tho most attractive
Fall and Winter stocks of Dry Good.
ever brought to a Southern market
Read their advertisement and judg,
for yourselves. With them will be
found Mr.. Perrin Wardlaw who viii
be pleased to SEQ his Abbcyillc friends
When visiting the city do not forget
TO call st Russell g. Co.'S. .'..
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NO. By reference to tho advertise
ment"of Messrs. Mcdonald, Norwood
8 CO. it win 10 1seon tbat they arc
daily receiving additions TO their
largo apd select, atoek of provisions
and groceries. In addition to this
they have laid in: very complete
stock Of dry gods; aHd n'both do,
partnients will be able to sorye their
friends ana patrons, 'Fith tho Best d
everything, at prices to suit tho times.
Dont iofget 7t6 Igffo thum i eeis!o "
.nunESrI ,,i.LtH'. ,..-nE Z. =.
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.CONSIGN.EES.

Tho following named persons have
freight in tho Depot ut Abbevillc
W Wilson, McCaslan & Co, A ]
Clinkscales. ID i Il A B Wardlaw, +
Calhoun. J n Hamilton, W v Clink-
scales, c Milford, S Il Morral,, r C
Perrin.
EXPRESS-H T Tustin, J J Ward
law, G McD Miller, II G. Haskell, J J.;
Calhoun, W G Wardlaw, S j. Jones, J
benson, l. NJ Talbot, J W IIuckabcc,
DIR | Branch, Perrin & Cothran, Rev
II Brown, J W Thomas, W D Mars &
Co, & D Milford.
D. r. SONDLEY,
pont
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Imperative Rde Relative to Change Of
Firm AZ Regards SPECIAL Tax. Re.
assessments, Transfers and Rehlndiqg.
OFFICE IMEaSAL l5sEvENgE, {:
Mastin gtoh, Scpt. 1.s2S69.

SIR:-On account Of tho frequent
inquiries made in regard to liability to
special tax upon change OF firm, you
are feadasscd to republish tho ruling
Of this Office upon tic shhicct, MS fol-
lows: " Every change Of farm whore
by former partner rctircs from the
same, or n new partner is admitted.
constitutes i'll contemplation Of law,
4 new firm, liable to now special tax
for tho uncxpired portion OF the year
for which the same has boon paid by
the original firm, which should be as.
scsseh from tho first day ofthc month
in which the change occurs. .a
There is no provision in the law by
which Il person retiring from business
during the year for which hc has paid
tho tex, can transfer his receipt to the
person succeeding linn.
In the case Of manufacturers, deal.
crs, arothccarics, confcctioncrs, butch,
crs keepers of eating houses. hotels
inns or tavcrns, who have paid special
tax rs such, if, at the time of change
Of firm, the sales, prodncts Or gross
receipts as the case may be, have Lot
exceeded $1,000, the special tax wil
be refunded upon application made in
proper form.
If the tax paid ia that of wholesale
dealers, and ut the time of the change
the sales did not exceed S25, 900, forty
dollars or fifty dollars will be refunded
according to whether tho sales exceed
$1,000 or not Is RECORD 110)
Very respectfully,
J. W. Donglcss,
Acting Commissioner.
p. FR. VAN WYcK, Esq,
I,l Gof
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G@- SEQ advertisements Of Carpen-
ter's celebrated extracts Of Snrsapa-
riIla and Buchu. A superior prcpara-
ton. For sale by our druggists, Par
lkcr & Thomson, and W. 4. Penney.
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:; :Hse gard .of J. p. Aiken i Co.,
,tAs3wsH known Ts4tors and Commits
.siSn srnhaqtAv pf sChaslsston, -. G.
.GsnslsrsSn II Wshish character and e.
satas Nd Espsse eaion, We tskeplsasare
,iSs ss tbaui TO the patron.
t0f or psppte. They win make
liberal advaneonnents on consignments
10 thsm or friends in New York.
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NOTICE.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue OF sundry writs Of Fieri FACTS to
ID me directed will sell on the fnt MON
DAY, in NOVEMBER next, at Abbeville
Court House. the following property. to wit:
Ono tract Of land containing / so acres, more
or lesa, bounded by lands of T. J. Mabry, J.
w, ilammonds and others. levied on as the
property Of James N. Gillian, ads. w. H.
Parker.
Also, ! bale Of cotton. levied on as the prop
erty of James N. Gillian, ads. D. III. Ward
law, Administrators.
Ako 43S acrer Of land more or less adjoining
lands Of John Vance. ,Mattison GrahnIn, an d
Others. levied upon as the property Of John D.
adams ads. Upper Long Cane Society Of Able
Vile District.
mules, levied ON as the property Of J.. D.
Adams. ads. Upper Long Cane Society Of Alb
bevillo District. =.
Also, 3l8 acres of land more or less, situa.
ted on Parks creek, waters of Little River
bounded by lands Of Jas. Fair, John T. Miller
and John L Ellls, levied on as the property Of
Robert Crawford, ads. 8. w. Cochran, for an
other Eerlns Cash -, s...,..
=. >, II. 8. CASON.
. Sberiff's Office, 8. a. G.
October IL, 1860. 26 II '
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Valuable Lands for sale i'm A b.
bcviIlc. Important to Land
Buyers.
A A ACRE lot in Greenwood, with fine
HV improvements; 80 acrrs in original
forest-large young orchard. This place Gun
he bought low, as the owner has use for it,
Two l6 acre lyts on main street, in So me vii
lage. we'll improved.
Three vacant lots near depot, desirably loca-
ted, greatsL portion of each in forest. contain
ing from 80 TO 900 acres. One tact of 500
acres. known ns White Hall; 500 acres in for
est, 60 acres priue bottoms; we'll improved,
and contains an excellent store house, aud is q
good mercl,nnlile stand.
One farm on Saluda river, Of $50 acres, ]20
in forest, 40 acres III new bottoms, 100 acres
of uplurds fine for top. all under good fence,
comfortably improved for tenants. Excellent
falls Oh the river and weil'adopted 10 machine
ry.
One farm adjoining The above on Turkey
creek, Of $50 acres, 100 acres upland cleared,
&C. acres good bottoms, balance in original for.
est and pines, fencing good, and good tensnt
houses.
One farm of '22 acres. in Edgeaed, five
miles from Ninety Six depot, Go acres ia cult
walton, orchard from TO acres, trees in good
condition. This place is we'll improved.
One farm Of sou acres in Edgefeid-excel-
lent timber. =. -. .-...
One farm of 900 acress, in ALbeville, on
Crolper's creek. 100 acres in boLtoms we'll In.
proved for tenants.
One farm Of 300 acres, on same creek, su-
perior cotton land RS aerss Of superior bot
ton,s--in fine condition. 80 81
One fsrm u 800 aorss, on same creek, supa.
rior improvements for family residence; land
Of the first qualify.
The above lands can be bought lsw..
For terms apply to the Land Company; al
Greenwood. -. ,.'.. J. T, PARKS, 49,.
w. j.. BLAKE, (r ~ President.
Secretary. ,,.. Is Il
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AN JNronrANr CoNsDEnkrloS-Dr TUFTS
Liver Pills are purely vegetable and nr.
sdapted to young and old, male and female
and moy be taken at all times, without re
straint of occupulion, without change of living
without diet and without the fear Of taking
cold during all kinds of weather, and in all
climates; they contain no mercury.
This valuable preparation for sale by Parker
Il Thomson and w. T. Penney.
October l6, l869-25-2t. :
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INDEPENDENT TICKET.

The many friends of JOHN A
TALMADGE would respectfully an.
nouncc him rs rs q candidate for tho
House Of Representatives of South
Carolina, Mt tho coming election to be
holden on tho 9th of this month.
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CHAnkEsros oYsrERse-An enter
prising Charlestonian has undertaken
70 put these delicious biyalves within
tho reach Of the benighted people Of
ABB dnterief, and the first class names
10 which he refers are a guarantee
that he is All right. See advertise