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Admission so Cents.
A Union Boy Takes the Prize.

is with no common feelings Of pride and
qualification that we publish the following tri
umph Of young man who was born and raised
in Union County:
Mr.. George W. Gage, young South Caroli-
nian and graduate of Wofford College, Spartan
burg, who has been studying law at Vanderbilt
University, Tenn, graduated a few days ago
and took the highest stand in his class, having
won the Founders Gold Medal awarded by
the faculty Of the law department ut the late
commencement. Since the opening of the Uni
versity Of Vanderbilt this makes the third in
stance where young men from South Carolina
have carried off the honors Of the institution.
We understand that George has selected the
busy and progressive city Of Atlanta in which
to locate aud practice the professional law, and
we are confident his bright talents and pure
moral character will soon command for him
front place among the many notable men of the
"Gate City" bar. Success attend you, George.
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TELEGRAPHIC,
TsPECrAL TO UNION rIMEs. I

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Convention assembled. Ex-Gov. Stevenson,
Of Kentucky, chosen President. The committee
on credentials reported against the Tamnany
delegates, by vote Of 80 to s. A minority re-
port WAS made.
1l.45, A. M.-Kelly not being in the hall, Mr..
Geo. F. Miller, Of Albany, spoke in behalf Of
the Tammany delegates.
!, p. M.-Now calling roll for adoption Of
minority report on the New York contest. A
great deal of canvassing among the dele gates,
Albania not being ready to vote on the minority
report. vote was taken and the majority re.
port adoptedb by vote Of 450 to POS, New York
not voting.
taidh Of of whhs Salfd frs
called there was great cheering for Hampton.
Hampton seconded the nomination of Bayard and
was frequently cheered during his remarks
The presentation Of candidates continued until
about o'clock, when the Convention took the
FIRST BALLOT:
Field Go, Bayard 1851, Morrison 62I, Hen
bricks 49@, Thurman 6S4, Hancock ITO, Payne
Clenan 2, Jewett |, English l, Randall 3, La
throp ], Tilden 3S, Parker ], Black l. The Con.
vcntion, at P. NJ, adjourned to 10 A. NJ.
Thursday.
THURSDAY, 10 A. NJ.
The Cincinnati Commercial this morning saws,
"Ohio will 60 for Hancock and he will probably
be nominated on the first ballot" The ENQUIRER
says. the nomination lies between Hancock and
English, with chances in favor of Hancock. II
Bayards friends break this morning, Hancock
is sure. Morrison, Of Illinois, will be chosen
for vice president. If new York leaves Payne,
it will 60 for Tilden. Ohio men contemplate the
possibility of throwing their vote solid for Til
den.
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Severe Illness Of the County Treasurer.

In justice to the County Treasurer we state
that on Tuesday Of last week he was taken dan
gcrously i'll and on Friday last was confined to
his bed, unable to meet the holders of school
claims at Union on that day rs he advertised to
do. He came to town last Tuesday, but it was
very apparent that he was too weak to attend to
much business, and, from the nature Of his dis
ease, we think he risked much in travelling and
attempting to do any business at all this hot
weather, If his effort on Tuesday does not
cause return OF the disease, he expects to be
well enough to attend to the duties Of his Office
in few days. Sickness is always taken as a
valid excuse for absence from duty, and those
who know the severity Of the Treasurer's sick
ness will readily excuse him.
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The Green Front Store.

One of the oleverest men in the State is Capt.
find that he has concluded to cast his lot among
us. He can be found at the New Green Front
Store, just above S. W. Porter's Dry Goods house
and has the choicest lot Of goods, to suit all tastes
and pockets, that ever was seen in Union. We
have known Capt Gibbes for 10, these many
years, and can testify to his being pure gem
teman. and good soldier during our little
unpleasantness." He was the gallant Captain
Of the Saluda Guards, as good and true
n company of men rs any in the confederacy.
Give him u call, Ladies his store is kept in
the ncatest order and we know you will find
him most pleasant and obliging gentleman.
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Round Trip Tickets.

We understand that round trip tickets from
Union to IIendersonville, good to return at any
time to Nov. l, are now sold at the Union Aeen.
cy, for $4.70. Also, that special tickets, to q,
up Oh Saturday and return the following Mon
day. for Sl.5O. This will prove great accom-
modation to many in this vicinity.
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Look Well to Your Company,

Look Well to Your Company,
We have received letter from Fairfield Coun-
ty warning us against the teachings Of a
prowling Greenbacker Who, tho writer says, 10
believed TO be o hireling Of the Radical party,
and sent out into the eouatry settlements Of the
upper Counties Of the State -particularly those
cratic and Republican party is pretsy elose-to
divide the democratic vote uponS lat s.raos
idea Of q greenbaok currency. The Writer snys
that Mclean first finds out who are the sore
heads, very doubtful and Office. seeking demo.
Gratis Of county and makes them his tools and
associates. This certainly agrees with his course
here. In that County, (Fair6eld) the writer
says, Mclean organized greenback club, in
which there are number of women and chill.
dren, seven white men who supported the Radi;
cal party in its most corrupt time, with three
ex-radical Office holders.
We notice one peculiar feature in McLean's
mission through the State: He never holds
public meetings or makes public speeches at any
place where he would be likely to have the mer-
its, aims and objects Of his one.idea doctrine
discussed.
In every County can be found grumbling,
soreheaded, on.the fence and always s-dissatisfei
individuals, ever ready to follow any new and
captivating political dogma that may come along
Such men are mainly governed by the hope of
general good. In this State the move is inten.
ded to destroy the democratic majority for Pres
ident and we warn all good democrats to keer
out of such an infamous plot
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n "pV' 'ARrfs KgSoMIyArED.-Rale n,
~, June iS.-The Democratic State Conven.
W." @ wn'ch met yesterday was the largest
delegates were in attendance. No bal, was Iorn
enough to hold them and tie Convention met in
,ne capitol square in open air. Admirable or.
der and good temper prevailed.
governor Jarvis was rcnominated over Fow,e
ana Scales by small majority on the frs. hal
,o'. iHe nomination was then made unani.
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THE CAROLINA TEA FARM.-Columbia, June
Fl. The Hon. William G.. LeDuo. United States
commissioner Of Agricultnre, arrived hero to-
day, aud In company with Commissioners Butler.
Hon. r.. M. Sims and Mayor O'Neaie, is inspect.
ing Columbia and vicinity with view Of select
ing place for the cultivation Of tea, n bill
making appropriation tor that purpose having
been passed by Congress through the efforts Of
the Hon. d. Wyatt Aiken. The examination of
this section will be continued tomorrow.
and Courier.
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Foreman.

LYNCH TatUAPHASrLY AcoUIrrED.-Iampton
June l8.-The jury in the case Of w. 8. Lynch
was out about twenty-minutes aud brought in
verdict Of not guilty on oil the eight counts of
the indictment. The first two counts charged
breach Of trust with fraudulent intent as re.
gaids property Of @. w. Williams & Co., In
Beaufort aud Hampton Counties, the third and
fourth the same charge except that the money
was that Of the Express Company. and the 6fth,
SIXTH seventh and eighth counts charged lar
ceny.--Cor. Ners and Courier.
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IMPARTIAL JEasgr JusrIog. Yerk. June
ia special from Hackensack, New Jersey,
says: Charles IL. Voorhis, Republican Con-
gresham for the fiflh congressional district of
New Jersey, was arrested this morning on an
indictment for embexzling $4,000 from the de-
funct First National Bank of Hackensack. of
which he was president. lie is In the custody
of the sheriff.
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June 25

BLOODY DAY IN SPARrAxDuRo.--Spar.a
burg. June 2O.-Yesierday was bloody day for
SPar'ahourg. william IL Burnett and Joseph
vinson got into difficulty last evening near
Boiling Springs, in which Burnett was killed by
Vlnson with q shotgun, the fatal load taking
effect In the breast. followed by almost instant
death. The cause Of the difficulty Is almost un-
known, but it is thought that Vinson, who il
stiil at large, acted purely in self.defence.-
Burnett is reported to have been q man Of vio-
lent character. hc having been tried at the last
tent TO kill.
An alteration also occurred here last night
between John Sewer and Robert Nicholson In
which Sewer received two painful wounds, one
tn inc mead and the other in the back, inflicted
with butcher knife. The wounds, while severe
are not considered MORTAL
Two robberies also occurred hero last nighG
one in the Central Hotel, the other in the resi-.
dence Of DR.. BENZ. woford. The amount Of
property stolen In unknown. Both offenders
are still at large.
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The Weather and Crops,

The farmers generally, in this County, are
feeling quite anxious about their crops. The
extremely dry, cold and windy weather the past
three weeks has no doubt materially injured the
c,tton. Most Of it, however, is clean of grass, +,
and rain now would enable it to partially rccov.
err About two weeks ago good rains fell in par
tial spots Northeast and East from here, but the
larger part of the county is wanting rain badly
Corn is suffering much for want of rain and
from the worm. We saw stalk on Monday
that had two worms eating the silk encased in
the green shuck, and upon cutting the stalk open
four worms were found boring their way in
inside. In many fields one-third Of the corn Is
in this condition and worse. Farmers are puz-
zled to know what to do to arrest the ravages Of
this pest.
Gardens are almost entirely runel. Beans,
Cucumbers, Squashes and Tomatoes ore dying
for want Of rain. Cabbages may come out il II
rains in few days. Housekeepers have hard
time to get up dinner.
Pastures of oil kinds are burning up. Those
under fence are doing best. correspondent at
Smiths Ford writes under date of goth:
Crops here are promising where they have
been we'll worked, and if u farmer is in the grass
now you may set him down as lazy man, for
never saw q more favorable year for farmers TO
keep their crops clean and in good condition.
We would like to have good rain now to wet
the ground thoroughly. chave had gentle rains
ever since crops were planted. Not q single one
has fallen to wash the land since planting began
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ifdftSugd, RsTUtft aasfaf fy=svsn n,ru.
don, company Of young Ladies anl gentlemen
have been rehearsing for some time very In.
teresting Drama in three Acts, entitled 'Caste,'
to be playel in this town for the most laudabl q
purpose Of raising money to build monument
over the grave of the noble soldier and talented
citizen, Gen. Gadberry.
Some time ago we called attention to the dis
gracefully neglected grave Of Gen. Gadberry ,
but none could be found willing 10 make move
toward improving its appearance, aad Mrs.
Herndon and oil engaged in it with her. deserves
the most liberal encouragement Of the people
throughout the County for their noble effort to
do justice to one Of of Unions bravest sons.
The first exhibition will tike place this even.
ing at o'clock, with the fllowing cast Of
characters:
Hon. Geo. Dalroy-.................. Wallace Xix.
CaP' Hautree."... .................-...Frank Rawls
Mr. Eccies: ......Frank Arthur.
Marquis de st. Maur...... Miss Sallie Hix.
Esther. r......."................... Cicily Thomas
Poily...-.............. ............ Agnes Hill
Little SISSY sy..............."...-. Mary Parker
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soNv'crEo OF FMURDER.-Columbia,J June On
.ha Jury IN the case OF Squire Clark,
charged with the murder of W. g. UooL
in Lexington County. agreed upon a ver,lct of
guil'y Yesterday morning after an all might ses.
sion. motion for new trial was oyerrn,ed
ny Judge Hudson. who sentenced Clark IN he
hangea IN July &c. Counsel then gave no,;ce
oi an "'neal and the ense will be heard before
the Supreme Court at the next term
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Circular from the Commissioner Of Aur;,r,.nr.

COLUMBIA, S. c., May, 1880.
,., ntHh SIR AT the last regular session of The
LEGISLATURE nm Act was passed creating an Auri.
cultural Depart ment This is nm ;mner,a.
ognition Of the rights of the Planters and .;'
:ere,y trust that may have their co. operation
State. Wv 'e'ourccs OF our
We will soon have, at the rooms of tho Co,,-
missioner, in Columbia, cases or apar. mems for
-.n oounty' ana 1t is our desire to exhibit the
every citizen will feel this circular 10 d;r.o,"S
especlaiiy 10 him and aid the Department bv ali
means In ms power. The Commissioner will
neglect nothing that will advance the aoricuitm.
RAJ ana mechanical industries Of the Stote and
h: =. oohndehtiy relies spen the people to sustain
we desire to have samples of the nroducts IF
every County. They will be carefullv mr., nod
,n ,n the proper cases and plainly marked with
."e name OF county and contributor. We want
sPeclmens OF Wheat, Corn, Oats. Peos Ry.
Dariey, kice, Buckwheat, Flax, Peanuts. Toboc'
co, cotton, Millet, Clover and Grasses Dried
~ g. ohuias' Molasses, Wines, Woods. Miner.
s' 1'ohe: Marble, any article used for ApricnI
tural or Mechanical Purpose. manufactnreJ ~
sne H'ate' Native Birds. Insects, and, in short
anything and everything that will, sbow ths
wealth OF the County, aid and ENCOURAGE boms
"smu'nc'lres T, and prove interesting to visitors.
ine Importance of having such an exhibit at
Capi'oi 10 apparent. IL will be our best I'D
ser'isement IN showing our wonderful resour
ces. anu more can be learned in this wov hv
strangers seeking information, in a day than in n
year travel: It win be f,ne medium of ex
cnahge. purchase or sale of seeis 10 olr own neo.
P'e' ana IN learning more Of onr capabilities
earnestly appealto yoat aid me IN his great work
Dy sehding any article for exhibition thar you
,h'nk would be at 81 Interesting. They sboulJ
m ne plainly marked and addressed to A. i. I3utler
C,;r Con'1;lssioasr OF Agriculture, Columbia, South
ohroi,na: The Department will pay all expet,.
ses of shipping. A.P RUTnvn
Commissioner of Agriculture
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ha- Have you heard of the bargains at
Flyun's7 Notwithstanding the great advances
N REsss Is i selling gaads pf al RRsf: Sum
mer stock, and he says the goods MUST GO. lie
means business, sure.
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nA- We are glad to see on ou: streets again
our young friend, f. J. Arthur, who has been
absent for over three years, and located ut Jer-
sey City as Telegraph operator. Ed. is o great
favorite and all are pleased to shake his honest
fist.
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The First Peaches.

Master W. II. Norman has our hanks for the
hrst treat OF peaches this year. They were very
fine and while enjoying them We hoped Willie
would live to good old age and his che ks look
as fresh and healthy rs those peaches.
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The Boys Returned.

j. T. Hill, Jr., and 8. NJ. Rice, Jr, from Wof
ford College, c. c. Whitesides, Laury Young and
Fuller Shell, from Davidson College, and Joseph
Gist, from the Carolina Military Institute of
Charlotte, are at home spending the vacations.
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How To Invest A DoLLAR.--We will send the
Savannah WEEKLY NEWS, "Me biggest and the
best newspaper In the South, we'll printed, full
Of live news, good stories. reliable market re.
ports, agricultural items. and everything else to
make II worthy OF its weiiknown reputation, to
any address, till January, 1881, postpaid. for
one dollar. Address J. II. EsTILL, Savannah,
ca. oQ "a
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CALIFORNIA MINING AcoIDESr.-San Francis
terrible accident occurred nj Yellow Jack
mine at II. 80 A. NJ. oecasioned by q carload of
tools falling from near The surface to the bottom
whero eight men were on the skip. Four or
them were instantly killed. aud oil the others
more or less seriously injured
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A Hackeyism.

Aackeyism.
In his charge to the Grand Jury last Monday.
Judge Macky said: "The two great evils in
South Carolina are bad whiskey and good pis-
tolls"
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DANGEROUS CoUNrEnFEIr-A new md dan
gerous 500 bill on the National Exchange Bank
OF Baltimore is reported rs bcing in circulation,
purporting TO be one of the series Of 1876, and
printed on excellent imitation of Government
paper. The plate is one from which was printed
me Sioo counterfeit on the Pittsburg National
Bank of Commerce. The Treasury denartmsnt
advises the refusal of all Sl00 bills OH the Bal
timore bt nks until they have been examined by
an expert.
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A. BLacK BEEcBER Observation-Disclosures,
june 20 jefferson special says On Sum
day last Gordon Moore living In Marion County.
surprised Ben Benjamin, respected colored
preacher, in criminal intimacy with his wife,
and killed him.
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VIII You Believe I'll

WoMAN's BEST FRIRND.-To relieve the ach-
ing heart of woman, and bring joy where scr.
row reigned supreme, is q mission before which
the smiles of kings dwindlc into insignifcance.
This is the peculiar province of Bradfeld's Fe-
male Regulator, which. from its numberless
cures, is appropriately styled "Woman's Best
Friend" The distressing complaint known rs
"whites." and various irregularities Of the womb,
to which woman is subject, disappeared like
magic before a single bottle OF this wonderful
compound. Physicians prescribe II,
Prepared by DR.. J. Bradfeld, Atlanta. Gs.-
For sale at 81 90 per bottle by J. NJ. GlBBES
& CO.
Now IN PERFECT HEALTH.
tr-hnAn NJ N irurir q IL Alarell d, 1870
Some months ago bought bottle OF Brad.
heids Female Regulator, and used il in my fam
ny with the utmost satisfaction have recon-
mended it to three other families. and they have
found it just what it is recommended. The fe.
males who have used the Regulator are now in
perfect bealth and able to attend to their
household duties. We cordially recommend II
to the public.
o, REV: II. b. JOHNSON.
June 20 rs Pm
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Condition Of DR.. Bland,

The Edgefeld correspondent of the Columbia
Reg''fer. under date of 18th inst, says The
condition of Dr. Wallace Bland, who was woun-
ded in the recent affray at Edge6eld village, is
yet very critical.
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At the Second Ballot Gen. Hancock received
1O5 votes Hendrick 80, Bayard 2, Tilden /,
Gen Winfield Scott Hancock. of Pennsylvania,
was declared the Democratic candidate for
President. Good enough.
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hohhEn JUSTICE lLLUsTRArgp. Marshal. Tex
as, June 2O.-The Curre case was given to the
Jury ~ H'ao r. NJ. AMI Is minutes afterward
.ney ,'Inrned a verdict Of not guilty, on the
ground Of insanity.
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ARE You Sick IF 80, 60 to your nearest
druggist or stere, and buy box Of DIR. Glider s
Liver Pills. They will cure you. You can nd
them in any store.
June 20 % On
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Good News.

Persons holding School Claims prior to 1880,
can receive their money by presenting their
claims to the Treasurer at Jonesville.
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neA- Seven new Candidates announced il
Laurens this matchmaking 40 in oil.
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D6s> Congress adjourned at l o'clock, o,
Wednesday, the 10th inst.
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NEusALdINE-This is an internal Remedy that
yeVer fails 10 cure Neu, algia aud Headache
u contains no Qutnine, Opium, Morphine, Chlo-
raj or Narcotic Of any kind. Quick and per-
fectiy safe in its action. 1t commends itself to
the afflicted.
HUNT, RANKIN g. LAMAR,
Wholesale Agents, Atlanta. =.
Sold by J. NJ. GIBBES g. CO.
June 20 25 I'm
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FOR ANNOUNCING A CANDIDATE, S5,

To bepaid in advdnee, mithout disfincfios. Or
ders to publish ciH not be noticed unless the cash
accompanies the order. This is a rule Without an
exception tcifh us.
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IsDTosArroS IN TExAs.--Gaiveston, June 2I
Dispatches 10 the Hsrs {. ON various parts Of
the State show general dissa ion and indie
hation at Currie's acqui,tsl.
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censignses per Express at Union, o. o., suns
23d. 1880.
W. A. Moorehead. b. G. Wilburn, Gibbes q
Co.. b. +. Arthur. p. NJ. Cohen. J. Rice, Spears
& Cotton, J. 7. Hill & Co.
IL. COUNTS, Agt.
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The Grand and Petit Juries were discharged
on Monday evening and the Court adjourned on
Tuesday evening--the shortest term we have
known In This County
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The Court.

The Court.
Promptly at 10 o'clock Monday morning the
June term Of Court was organized, Judge Mack
ey, Solicitor Ball, the Juries and oil others off
GERS at their posts. The Judge made forci-
BILE charge 90 the Grand Jury, mainly upon
the great evils of whiskey drinking and carry
ing concealed weapons. Six criminal cases were
disposed Of, with the following convictions:
The State VS.. John Mise, for the killing of
John Lipsey. The Judge refused
to hear argument and charged the
jury upon the law Of murder
Verdict Of not guilt was returned.
Loomis Jeter, convicted Of Assault
battery; sentenced TO six months
in tine Pententiary, or $50 fine and
costs. Paid up and wont free.
" Robt. Shell-Grand Larceny
Sentenced to 10 months in the
Penitentiary.
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OUR STATE TICKET.

FOR GovERNoR
GEN. JOHNSON HAGOOD. OF Barnweli.
FOR LIEUTENANT oovERNoR.
GEN. JOHN d. KENNEDY, Of Eershaw.
FOR SECRETARY or STATE.
COL X NJ. SIMS, Of York.
FOR coNPTRoILER GENERAL
HON. JAMES G. COIT, OF ChcstcsAcM.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
HON. LEROY r, YOUMANS, Of Richland.
For Superintendent n Education.
MAJOR HUGH S. TIroIPsON, Of Riehland.
For State Treasurer.
JOHN PETER RICHARDSON, Of Clarendon.
For Adiutdat and Inspector General.
GEN. A. NJ. MANIGAULT, OF Georgetown.
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HANCOCK NOMINATED.
THURSDAY. l2A p.

SsCoNp BALLor.