Abbeville press. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, November 23, 1860, Image 2
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W. A. LEE, EDITOR.
Friday Morning-. Novamber 23,16Q0.
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Great Mass -Meeting at
Abbeville.
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iErJRATE STATE ACTION EXDOKSKD. |
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THE NOMINATIONS !"! I
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Torch-Light I'rocotaiou ? Grand ,
Display of Fire "Works?
Serenade, kc.
Due of 'lip ni:<l n:Oi<t (nlliiitinMii! I
wortin^x cvor lieM in our Pint-riot, omivci ed |
in on:- Viliag* on yvs'^r-lny. Cu!iip?ni<*p of j
Minutu MiUi w?-ri> pr^rnt from C'lkcftlitiry,
( rectin*oo 1, .Ninety-Six. Brn-ll'-v'?, Due Wi--t, !.
D>'iml?ls?ille, \YickliitVa, Otilli?niii*s Mills; tile j
Ol'l Ar>v (''ini|>niiy, t.liu Southern Ritrhte I
l)i-3j?>>(iri?, ftn 1 pn i:iimeii?? copwuiw
every section ?>f our District, lininirin \vere j
flying in nil -i itvcl ion*, oml Mm U>oiuiii^ 01 J ,
Camion u'Me-1 it> the general cxcifcintitit.
At an o:?r!y h?>air, tin* jir<ic?a?.??oii was formal { 1
tin'li'r tin* i!:ri ? !i? n.gf G-ii. A. M. Smith, tin* |
M-.i rhnll of 11il>;?v. n>i.l C-.l. W. M llmwrc I
a m'i J. F. Livi?,f;si?>?. jr.. Assist ant Mt?r*li<?ll-*, ' ,
and repaired !?? tlio Gruvc near tlio : ,
w Su re a rtaml had i?cvn jrcct.'d, tw>d r Ik-i'v va- i j
sj-iakclb wot ixjn:.:t?;d lo uddrvbl t!ic j |
CK-?-!iOj?. j ,
TIkm. C. IVn'ri. TV*!., prr?id'-i]t - r.ssiftfd l-y ' |
tlio fidlMviujj Yicc-l'roiilct.if?: Judfjo 1). L. j
Wardiuw, t.'iil. O.in. A. Call.oiin, ^1)?. J. W, | |
Jicanst, Jol.n Urtnt'iiUy, ami Dr Jiiluy ii^iiii. rr,
After an n|>]Tt>|?riat<' prayer tli?- lit*v. , j
Ml". Nottii, iind a Well limed a-.d ?fiV?'1ivo ' j
fiom tin.- l'rwiiltlil I ill llfii. A. 0.,Ma- i j
gratii, of Cl'ml^inii, was in'.rodmiou to the j |
and mndc oiic ?>t Ill>> lno't i-looiwoit. i
ami :-oul Mirr:nc Ppi-cehes in liehulf of Sint.-s } i
Ili^'its and tvm'hern Independence. that. >.t hn j t
over been our pleH*iiro to hear. He urged the | c
necessity of prompt neliou, and hi?s a j *j*eul ( j
awakened a response in every
Gen. Itniihani followed :n hi- u?ll>ll fthlo Slid j |
1<:. and was loud'}* cheered. The 1
time foi compromise, li? said, w?? ppnt. and j
he was now. ready for immediate action, lie j
brought, cheering news fioni ot.lier auctions, |
and i.poo the ipustitni of laifin-diiiitf secession. j c
lie thought th?i? the public sentiment ol the j "
fcjtat.* iiii?nintoi:>-?and indeed that the cotton J '
Sintns would all co-npen.tfl in the gnat move- : 1
, m-nt. The fprech wus well receive1, or.d at '
Hie institute ol Gi'lJ. McOowan, three cheers : =
tor our gallant. Kvpreet-titulivis were given with j
givat ei'tlui-iuKin.
Kiiwar'j Nvl'lo, F.-q.. frmn tin- Comiriittoe ou j 0
Resolution*. intrnt'uofil a scrit-6 of Ilcsolr.tlonn, i 1
wliicli endorsed tlio action of our Lcgis Intuit; , '
in calling a Con vet.t ion of the anil re- I
commciuWd imnudinte M-parate ttocenjion.? ; v
The K*B<>iutiou* m ere nhiy and eloquently tul- ; ^
vocateJ fcv Sir. Ivubie tu.d Tin.thus 'i\:vu>.i>uu, | n
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The 2<] find ?. ] fi^soluti'-ne are biiWant ially j
those adopted at tho Into wcting in Kdgefitld. j "
friiA.
tuKJ were a'loptcd. l!. I '
On uinlinn of D. I?. Joiica, Jv5q.. ? c?m?niM? e ! ^
.of tyfo:>ty one \vt-re ap| o!n od I y the CSiai- Id j a
.?'onin^i>' tfu.t title dilcjraus Ui repre?eit our;
L?i:trict in< 1he^irlh(!(>niini; CuiiTuntkiO. i
I>urinji? th? ub.^Pncp <<f. t! in Committee. the *'
myelinir'Wfts nddr&vd in nhle and appropriate
gpeecht'B Ivy Gen. McGnwui, Jus. N. Cochran, i
Win. C. L>avia, E?(j.\ W. Jamoa Luinax,
v.- - i JT? -- --
L-eij., Biiuuuit 11. H. Harper ucu detained at I 11
home l>y iitft ^position.
Tlitf CoiintiiMce of twenty i>nt, upon tlicir j ^
return,- r- |>**i t"d to the -Meeting the name* of j
the. following" Dclrgntes. which were ctidors^d |
seriatim: - - o
Ei)WARI) NOB E,
-aiios*. ^cM'Eiaux, '
''JOHN. Ai. CAf.nUUK, ? |(
THOMAS TH<t>ilhOK,
J0HN.H. Wli. ON', ^
T). L. \VAUL>LA\V.
Gon. W. W. IN i rynnui nex? in a few nppro
priutc p-maik- ?i u|?"ii*?ih?* meeting th?propiiufy
i f tailitic upon llu- K*-nt It-men non>
, Jimled for ? fr.ll expi ei-aion of opiniou in? to the
policy of lh?s Siate in the pr'feiit tM-itfi*. ^
" Tlie 'iVlnjiitcs iiuiniiiflii-d were then e.tehjjfe- p
fore ihc vote wbh t.ifcen. culh d upon for on ex- ^
predion of th'-ir 91'niinieiif.s and nil, withflal. j jcxepp?fon?
etuloised Uie notion nf.ithe meeting i ^
At.niulit ihere wn6 a. grand d'rfpluy of Fire- j j(
Woikif, and our ljtihliis fvjuare ;l?^i7.pd with | ^
liu&iir<i nn<l llUujiin tio'is" An impoeii^ i ^
Totfh Light Procefflon'wns fornu-.l. nn_d after' ^
itoaHir.g a'hrillmut tiiwrHifoorrth>?tf
itr front pf the Marshall H?/n#<v \M.ere "the
eu'hasinstiu c*?wd .wens :?ddf*?e<l l?y a.,s
enuti'-?ii(jij <(f Kjt.-alirce,, \yhibt evot- ond .?nyn,
the fcH'uiiie of npirit ?).H*rii)g mu^ic. mid the ^
?hout( ofthe'lnuliiUjilo ma^e- tf.^. rin-/.> *"
JniitgoSlejri'aih .iu<Vj V/iirdtiiw,'1lor.. M. !>.
JlotiHum, Kdwitrd N >hf?j; TtltW. O. I'ei'rirt.-.lohn
^fhrtwit* 'rh?m?ort, It. A. Fwr.
! A. M. iSnntli, H. Il.JIurper. H,. M^Cfowan end ,
WaUG. jDASUu ?.i.??> - ' ' *
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t McoMu^r, ui;<l ytliew ^Jgyitttkiiig [is. wo go jto ?
JTik-i .J ( ..I f. . '
ljjiif or)o i^lltImcrY pWfrbdei".' tfce ttW^fev 1
" in J'ffciii inl'imiiftiAfwfa' <h? 1
fcWjf? KWk7'-{ '^RfctfSTANCR- to '
-tttlBaKTO iWdOUKWEKOR. TO ^OP^ r. '
tiy iA \nrnn nflfiib^rt b^Pfaxfkf* M"- 1
lid Vhh. lift Varilig 4
-'of 'fW? **&? 6f <mc?dr~ 1
wMeft ?igt?r>ytti *?m?r A
In oo.piKt?ru*iia?uV|?iU|^u\i)igl? a full r*;
.ilwiw mmm 'M ff jSS&tf 1
.puiijub the afidfo hrii-f r?;pOr},; , I '
"' '' 1 4'r Jr1** . T*fr\,*itT ] At
Mr- ^Ejhiok : lMoii*e noouutia Ino falTpwTngJT.
gentlemenu &?i trtWe ciuAVdil'i* feHfwAfcrtTj
Hit itfRHfc to I
,t) I !>??? 8 lijj 'SJWripd1 ? ?*
,fiO '. $? 'I
J. H. WILSON, : uoij 1
J. W. IIEABSST. 1
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- THE IMPEN?IRQ CBJ8I8.
There'seenis lo b$ u# doubt tlial South C^rolinn
will secede from the UnU ti^Won after Ihe^ .
meeting of her Stn.tc-Convention. which will j
?ip#cmli|t? on in Oiftinihia .on the 17th l>eo?>tft- I ,
hct\ The unanimity of the public sentiment 1 ,
on tile subject i.s iitprccedenteil, nntl men of j
every rliiule of opinion seem lo agree n? lo the j ,
ueccMsily of iinmediaie ncti??ii. Thu.. prcaent i (
rJ<..?ij.l.n.iwS^?.i.i??. ? I
.. V| .(.nvii Iiuq^a CWIIIIJ HCC1I ujrvvtM, I <
uinl which bfYo^Tn llie Lost e*poienl of public ! j
sentiment, by their imnnimoiis t*nl) of IlioCun- ;
vcntio.i, clearly indicated the futurecouise ?*t j
the Mute. South ( uroiiiio h.-.s be?'ti alieatly |
pledj?e<l by the Keeoluti'Mia of the former Con* ' f
veiilion to the polity of oo oputntion, nsid 1 t??i t j
call of the present Convention would be ci?- ;
tlroly futijp utile?* the State Wer? prrpured j
to tnko ii ?te|> in advance of li?r Im-n-er 1
poiition. That rlie will do no. minute of no j
doubt. The South cxpn'ta it, and iliu cri.?i# j
demands it. It i? th? jjoliey which i* now adrotated
hy the mot>t moderate and conservative
men, as that whieli wili hesi secure eoop- ^
ei'Alion. Hers ?lioti will l>e the distinguished
honor of lon.l)n?{ off in this nx.od'ia from more
man tgypnuu uoudflg?, ami we have the tiebt
AKsnraneeis tliat Iter sinter $iouth< rn State* wjlj j
eouio up i.olily to ht-r support, aiul co-operate
iu maintaining our lights and liotmr.
Georgia liub appropriated $l,ii(n?.OfiO to arm
tl>o.State, miiiJ i'iitj called a Con volition, win lei
Iter lenders generally t>t hi t?> l>c in f-vor of |
ininitdint<? Secession. The Governor of Ala- ' c
h iin i w-ll >non it*mi.- his prnelanuitioti for the j
? >.?nitiiiiig nl i!.e Convention, ninl fron: day I
day, <r?-ni til- Feal>oar<! to 11.<> mountain*, t!:e !
Si-cwsien iee'iinyr is {trowing iri ii'etri'.y. An
lJxlru So-sion of ilie Mississippi Legislature lint
li**en oitlletl, iifid We fta'e would veetn 1 ipc for
SeeosMon. Florida piedtteM heraejf t?? early ao
ti?>n, wl.iift Iro'ii Mar*. Jsmil, Viri?;nia. Tennea |
ire, (ill.) other Slj.tcc. W e art- 1 er.-ivti.tr I
IVOrdg <<f CIlPOMrit^tMliflll at:d <>1 mule j
rial i?ij. j To S?ont!i Carolina h.is li.-eu UKsMgnt'd j
'.lie honor ol' innuirur.itiiig the niuveincnt.
which ghi-il nlTfot our 8u"o:id {ndejiciidonoi;; | ..
ts oi'i vilijtij! caIU f< r proiM|)t,uvtiuii, us ti nt
done whii'ii chii t'vr confidence to the Jc.ulitiiiir,
and eei-urf ??-nerid unanimity.. 3'hi? is no
i ;llit* to lake oonnael from our fenr?. "Our
!ot:l>!snre traitors" 1'roinpt net ion is the dieate
of the litfjV'fct wisdom. ^
Willi unanimity nt tin.- Soii'h, we hare no
"cors of v'wrei')n. \V? do not t?uj { ?????? that
President I'i(uhhipii) wiil assume any teeponsi j
liny in ilio mat-tor: a'?l we s.*e indeed tlmt
'.lie Trihuue nr-d othrr l<-u?lii-g I!eptil)]ii:nii
u mi)? conrudo t!iu rich! of P'.'Crssinn. Iflhis
>e un i:ide.x ol" tli?. polity nf (lie N?*w Adminisration,
our li.-voli.lion will ho as nu*pieiou*
n ith present ?#pe?*t* as in its future results, mid
lie Smitti wiil poaconhiy outer upon a new
:urtrer of future prospe rity?political and comucreiui
independence. ,r
Wchfiil with rapture th?< nuypieiouti era!
j J of I cun*itnimnli?ii ??f the labor* of Calhoun,
lay.io, ilcDuiFic. Turubul! and oliiora.
fPrr'E* cri-nn*
ozacinauA. bi
The Abbeville Minnie Men, wijh n fineBmip y
>f Music from Columbia, nnd aecotupituied by U
i large number ?>f our eitiz'-ti!', proce.s?ed to pi
lie rcaidi-riee of Judge Wardlaw on lat.t. WedM.'Fdtiv
niicb^, fortbe |mrp"?e of extending n
Nimplimptitery Serenade lo lion. A. G. Murraili,
w ho bath ju?l- arrived from Charleston
In mpi.iiFe to repeated call?, Judjjo Magruth
nn.lo a very feeling and eloquent ppeeeh. lie (u
nine, he Paid. fnuu the seaboard 10 eelio back
he cry of the mountoinn, olid to ensure ihe
eoplc of Abbeville that tlTroughoiil ilie limits (J,
if the State, there wa.-* but one feeling (if deotiou
tolur interests and hostility to lier agic^Jora.
Banturs wero everywhere flying,
n,1 *,..,.,1 1? '
? .itic .-iniiiug, iiuu ne was sine sl,
lint this honor of I he Stale rr.l^ht s.tfely he entrus
,-J to the strong !t<<:: J and v:u-.it. i>t*>tr<e of her
oils, inspired. t?y the patriotic epirit of her
rumen. After'retuminj: 'hritiks for the co;jidiuient,
the Judge prom iruil.to give his view*
t lenuth on ihii fuceovjiii^ day
After returning to their lial! t!io Minnie
Ion, in tiiiawtr to repented enils were addrentd
hy-C'.ipt. I'ci rin. ui;d Lieuteiiuntd Calhoun,
;0wurd? ond Wileon, in very appropriate
[ etches, "
Sle*sr?. Mctlowfin, Thomson, J. II. WiU>?n,
ioble, Fair, I>. F. Jones, G-*o. Syfuo, and rr
lher?, worn niter wards ?t?r<-umle>l, and ret- fa
onded in vary excellent apeechcs. Fi
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THE STATE PA1E?OTJR VISIT.
We hud the pleasure during the piiat *ve<-k f.
f attending our Siutc Fair in Coltmihta. In
111
pile ?>f the politico] excitemcnt-,* the intere.it
lanifrnU-d ?(i9unabated. The uttendance nun ,
Uj
mfier tl.un nn an)' prnvisus occasion, ana the ^
otela mid private lioiu>e? were filled to over.
P*
ou-iiiir. The Mayor nnd Council of Colnuihin
. i)i
?erre the thanka Of th?? oommtiniiy fur thoir .
... * . t?
el y ihicvmuiiI I'xeilioim in nroi<iirmi?. ?
? d?
luiiniiotiS >ur tlii* visitor#. ,
,?f> , of
Tlx* di?pl?v in evorv I)?|mrtropnt of the Fair
mft uiiut-iialiy- One?mxl the exhibition of .fine ntr>ek,
Fit-Id "jCmpH. Domestic I;i4us|ry. and.
'onoy, Article# could not eattily he s?rpfl8s<-?j. i(T^
>n Wt(?ntedny. iW'w were pfrwtiV''fin the
>iciuti<ld "htt\vi>eii 8t*ven and eight1 thousand j
ergons, arid the receipt# were proportionately
>nre. " Abetter*! interest geem* to have' beeu ?
wakened in behalf of Win rttaie Agricultural
otiety, nnd we Ijjivo r.d doul I that every
ear'u'ilj w iiiuea new oetejiiioiiK to ira ftrebgth. j t:'
At night politics i tiled tli^ hoVir, and spiritlirrinp
stvjcfciiiM \ver?* I co
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t'i?psin6?r ta enthtiMtatio nt?lieifres. tfecoB?K>n '
"hh ilio rallying cry, pnlilie ?eiitini<nij j"
BPDu d to I.*' uuniiifiion?ly iu fnvor of j<ro" [>t j
!id UucKied, -action. > . > ' ,
THE ?Ji:f.EsilCiN*IiOVEXENT. '
T!\t-ro i? 1111 p? ;'( vj'Till!*jut'UI iit of th? )ii
6c4<wi<m fxpiietjict'.t ?t the Iuinumfis- tli
ntu>ii**^f>peitr u> bo eijtiiiiy a'g etrdr.g in Vtr*. th
;inia *n<) Georgia ?< ifl ftowtli G?rtr* '<??
.ntcltor, of Viigiuin, win M?'di* i??a : tita pro> .<,$
nation cfc'Hing miVxtr* ieM op?f tb? Lw?l?nre.
to deliberate upon
n Georgia y ifi*,
ai?U-e of the v?irW
:aHtnjr fVXnUi C|
latyw) Jb f?T?wuf, U^S^e^dA*6{-e. Jlhi* J.??
ec?mmend?tion of mBwKBJF?I<-fry> / 1 ?*** recoivcd
lie endorsement of^S^^fccyr^Lie leading, ,mei
^ias^Ppiit t
.-Hvnnnn!. TbflVcftesW %
y active. Tire Governor of jU?h?n)* hantW
ailed a SUH? - .Tferauglioat South
:iJ&s*JiL ? > ?t
iMit*.;mSm\
ill bu^nea. trxurnA+A . B.1, T ii in i ITMMT
r?r? Ma in'th^ChnM,*!* '
/ :i '. ^r; :^^0;.
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HftW Organized.
; We learn that ut an ntljournrd meetinc of
the Mijj?i|fc":Men orpanteed on lust Saturday at
\Vid?ti*r** 8tore, the full quota 6f" mru wa?
attained. That tlio Company now. uurnWr*
sixty-five.
'I'hcy eri now fully organized, and have
lcctcd tbi> following officer*: John linovvNLkR,
>j>t*in; lht Lieutenant* J. J.I'unnixoham;
Jifil Lieutenant, W. ?L Iiouert*on j 3rd LieU
IVMUIK., 1? U. 4?nRR|f,
Honors end Appointments
The following !;oiiovb ami appointments wcr*
iwnrded 011 Saturday last by the Faculty of the
'ouili Carolitin College:
1st lionoi?T. M. Logan, Charleston,,
2il' ironof'? A. C. Haskell, Abbeville.
1st Appointment?II. R. Gorden, Sumter.
2d Appointment?J. R. Thomson. Spartan>mg.
3'1 Appointment?\V. T. Norwood, Abbeville.
4th Appointment?U. N. Chathnui, Abbe
ill-.
5th Appointment?C. B. Prentis. Tolloton.
Cth Appointment?J. V. Sander*, Louisiana.
7th Appointment?J. D. Anderson, Fpartanmrg.
8th Appointment?r. W. Mill?, Sumter. ,
Abbeville at the State Fair.
Wo notice in ih'j li??t of Premiums awarded u?
lie rccent ?inio Fair, the following awarded to
iiizcus of Abbeville:
lap. Slci'nslcn, best bushel bread Corn, ? ">
Win. Smiih, 2d bent bushel Oats. 5.00
Jus. MeCivl.in. 2d best bushel 1. Potatoes. sil.
1). W. Aiken, best hnle men-low gr.ns b:iy, 5 00
II. A. GriiVm, red clover hay, 5.00
I>. W. Aiken. bos' variety field Peas, 5.CO
P. W. Aiken, best bushel upland rice, 5 00
1?. W. Aiken, 2d '?est bushel lico, silvor
A. M. Smith, largest yield ou 2y acres. ?0.ti0
J. K. Vance, best -1 year old St lliou ?15.00
Dr. J. .1 Wardlaw. bent 8 y. old " 12.00
J as. Cr':swell, 2d best pair Carrinjrc
lorscs, 20.00'
11. A. Griffin, bos! 4 year old Gelding, 10.00
J. F. Koll.ir, host Jack. 10.00
11. A. Gritti'l. - ! b'.'St Merino I>uck, t-ilvcr
il. A. (ii'iitiu, bc.->i }>r. Fwe and Lambs, B.O'.t
J. K. Value, best 1 year old South
'oxu iluok, silver
It. A. Griffin, 2d best pair of African
we?. COO
J. F. Marsdiidl, 2d bent Chester Boar, $8.00
J. F. Marshall, ? uniivo ? 5.00
Mrs. Lir. S. Marshall, Cherry Wine, silver
Mrs 11. i". (iiil.uu, Lurd, silver
Mr.s. \1. M. (jvitlin, best Tcilet Soup, 6.00
Mrs. 1'r. Marshall, best Vinegar, silver
Mrs. Ji*f< McCaslan, -id best Vinegur, silver
Mix Jas. McCaslin, 2d beat pcaclios, silver
Mrs. P. Marshall, damsons, 5.00
?Mim. Wni. Smith, can plums, silver
Mrs i>r. S. Marsh-ill, specimen of silk, silver
Jhs. McCaslan, best bule upland CottoUjj20.00
The Committee were unable to decide
?l.~ -f"' ' ' ?
...rem ??iw num I'XIIlUIieil I)V K. A.
itnn, of Altbuville or K. J. Gage, of
nio., au<l therefore' recommended a
curium 10 both of 20.00
Mrs. l)r. Marshall, beet Jur of Biitter, 10.00
Mis" .Ionian, Collar aud Cuff, Tutting, silver
Mrs. K. F. Williams, nilli C'opifort, silver
Mrs. Dr. S. Marshall, ciadfe Comfort, t-iWer
Sirs. Dr. S. Ma. shall, woven C'oun- r '
r imne. 5.00
Mine Bell Jordan, best raised Work 6.00.
Mies Sue McCusIau, best needle worked
)lUr. . f>.00
Miss Manic Waters bost infant's Dress, 5.00
Sirs. K. O. Williams, 'Jd liest. do silver
JJrs. II. S. Cuuovcr, best jvar Uuderptjvcs,
j silver
Mi^& Sue McCaslin, 2d best do, silver
M?ss Sulli'e Carter, bc.st Bead Work, 5.00
Miss'Jeiinic Miller, 2d best do. silver
Mrs. Woi. 6niiili, best Gloves, Fruit Knife
" ' 44 * Cotton Hoso, silver
' " " " Wool Yarn, "
? ? 4i .. fottou " ??
? " " " Sewing Cotton, "
THE UNION OF THE 8QUTH.
Tai-lahasseis. Xoveui' er 14.
TVs Thousand ChekU9 kok FlouidaJ 1?Govor
M. S. I'ofi'V, of tlii* StHte bus dvolnred in |
vor of Separate State Aetion. He say*that!
orida will bland hy Smith Carolue?the gal
ul "Pitliutt'o The people here are
innirriiiud ajrainst. Hiibmieaion to Lincoln'* elrc
in. Fr?>m All parts of th? Stat? we have
ost. cheering aocouuti. Party namM and
:ne(* hnvu heeii dropped in III* face of th?
ingi-rs which in ronton to overwhelm u* On'i'
niacl; Republican rule. Our people will
4>8uiit to Hie irifok'nt *Toe A united and deter
iimd front, Will it not he a jfloriou* seeo
elf t<i fc'loridn ?t-imlintf ?lirt?l?lf r to'ftlionl r
witli Ijer'^pjlnr.tPaliTirHo sifiVer, in defence
our on in uifo'Con sti 1 u li on u I rigUu.f
A)ur newly'elected G"*or?or, Joiin Milton, is
wBhi[>r<?rufen^ly in favor <if 'ac>n.
Mr. 3iilUin (recently . Gotten?;}'
oocmpie* tlio moio position-.-^PloriJ*
ill curtnlnly secede. Let Soutto Carolina lead
e wmy {-^courier. p.. iitfcf"
' '-m : *v r
MiLLEDdKvtu-E, NOT. 15.
Fhom GVor.ciA,?Tlie leadinjruieii of all par! #
I)I'M a uonfi-rci'ce to-day. And unanimously
?re?*<l that a Couyenuon oF tlio pfcfiplc t>?
II, j* #r?t V *
IIICU in*! roniToncft recommended reliance.
lcnviinr'the time $nd mode of rc?i?tAD<>?
be ?MAl*d i>y' th* Convention. >The very
;st.ofgu?d feeling prevailed.
t . <# ' jL:iu".i ''-i'
. Moult*, NpVy.lJ^r.
Alabama ConnJcntiof.?Gov. Moor# imom
? proclamntiou on the 9ti> of December, for
? election of Delegates to the Convention of
c people. , fhe cJccttoa J?ill bo held ofi the
>th. aiuf lU* Convention will me?Cot> the 7th
, - \
. . 'VvwS
Prom VircuU ?Tlie p*tttei nor hnn called an
of the State i'o meet
VCK?7W? 6'fcjjkpaifaf , l^tiii^into ertnildeAi:
on the ioud^^^tr^-fMtfiM detune
.lpaly flK^V"'"Jf
i -jytotid wAit'iK&U .. v.
'r . ^
vV>
5Jf" . "
COM MI'S ICATKO.
Meet^ig of th* Btudeut* of the University of
1 qjj ' . Virginia.
At VOnect iug of the Students from SoythCar'oHnrv&t
tlie University of Virghifn, for llio purpose
of exprepfling their sentiments ns'to the
j course of tlicir Stato. iu regard to tlio issues
] now before tl)e South, on motion of Mr. Eurlo,
i Mr. H. A. Gaillard. of FnirficUl, wur cnlled to
the Chair, nnd Mr. C. I'inckney Soibrook roquested
to net as Secretary. Mr. W. K. Knrlc.
at the request of the Ctuiir, then stilted the object
of tlio meetin*, nnd nlrfo moved thnt n Com:
mil tee be appointed to draw up u set of resolutions
for thu uwcling.
1'he followiniig nilemen were appointed onlhis
Committee: W. I!. Italic, ot drecuville, J. MMoHryUe?
of Abbeville umi Uolliu Kirk, of.
Bcnufuit. 'J'iipy-reported the following prcnui:
hi.. ?n,l ?
.vnuiuuuus, tiiih.ii iyciu imuuiiuou^iy |
j adopted:
j I Whereas, Tlie government lins fallen into the
! power of n party purely sectional, dec'"'rig.
the existence of a "liiglier law,'' an intention to::
prevent the introduction of slavery in the Territories,
an irrepressible conflict between white
; and clave labor, and tin interminable war upon !
j the institution's of the South, upon which ith I
j h:ij"piuvHH and prosperity depeudf,; .'an itiMitu [
; liou wliuli is authorize! by the Ifvly Word of,
; fiod, and the peaceable enjuyn>cni of which is !
guaranteed to 113 by that Constitution v.Inch'
our fore l'<?ihcrs adopted wh>-n this government :
| whs organic oil. and \vit!iout which this govern
j n.ent would m-vor have boon established And
: whereas, the sovereign State ot South I'niolina, '
; of which we we arc proud to be ciiiz-ns, has do- J
j terminc'l <>s a Inst means o: resort for protect j
j ing the honor, the lives. n?d the property of h r
I citizeu.i, l>y a unanimous act of her Legislu
i tuve, not to submit to tlio tloiuiiiat'n-ii of such a
! party? ami hut* ordered u Convention, with a
: view to the resumption of the power wish which
! she has invested lor specific purposes the g'"neral
government. Therefore, he it r'to!i-t-i,
1. That we, the Students from South Carolina
nt the Univen-ity of Virginia, hail with entire
approval und great delight, the course our
I .State has adopted.
| '2. That deeply sympa'hix.ng with our friends j
, at. home, we deem it alike a h:gh duty ami I
j pleasure to render our State every service in j
j our power; and that whenever she shall need
j them we will promptly return and render them.
3. That u copy of these resolutions be for
j warded to the Governor of South Carolina, and
the papers of the ."Mute.
ii. *\. *r-\iL.iiAliL>, Clir'n.
C. P. Seabkoqk, Scc'y.
Secession and Co-operation.
The in-ue of separate Secession awl Co operation.
wl.icii arrayed oim people eo lic'ly upmost
I each other in Ifold, sliotil l not be rained ai nil
I in the furih-coming flection. The action men
' now, Hinud on precisely tlui plai^trni of the coopevmiuuistsi
then. The ct? opcrationisis then
opposed South Carolina's Ij^Uii.p the way out of
tli^^pniou, because they .aid ii would defeat |
urcir measure?u woultl defeat coiiceri of nciion
?ir would defeat a Southern Confederacy.?
liu* uo,5uch a reason exists now lor liesiisncy
and timid delay. Then (lie oilier Southeiu
St.ilts to rvjulLrrti Carolina "dmi'i you go
out mi" the Union at nil?we will not lie with
you;" lnu now they say 'dead and we will fol
Lw." Tins difference in their position iniikos
atl the difference in the world lietwccn_Rle.'
question which then was agitated, and fye t
'quetftic.il which ia now upon our people.
There will be no separate State action. Tltc
roco will now he to get out first. Gov. Drown,
of Alabama, in a speech on the lUtlf inst,r.said
he would call a Convention within tfiirty days
?that is. by the lUtli December. Out Convention
meets on the 17ih, one ifeck after. With
a week the start, may not jpabaina wrefct the
laurels Irom us? Mark, vllis, voters; there
win ite ne separate state action "Weiir? with
you." "we nrc wi11? you-' is heralded ou cTery
breeze fioin she ^outli West.
Mark another thing : South Carolina, as soon
ap she can ir> u dignified manner ulier iter ConYeuiiol]
meets, is going out oi' the Union. The
people have tpikcii. Lyul: at the thing ! The
legislature b?H n-ji r pinprio liisseming voice.
Its members before they were chosen. were con
suited ou lliis question hv their constituent!* all
over the Siate, and required to take u position.
'J'heir voice then is the. voice of the people.?
The entire press of the State n'tves si-*ent. The
Union sn*ers areKirucU dutrib. Not on*of them
sylublw* a single objection. They have givci*
up mi nope. ... I
The event is ugqnrtiB, then ; and wliyjiinr ith
subiiwe beamy, ny springing ail L-nuc, ulto.
gctltcr imprnuticafyle? A few ounu t control
i lie State. One cannot rout u thousand ; iwg
cauiiot put leu thou?>ind to flight. .Everything
iu devotion to tho cause of the Stme and 61 the
Sou'h. invites aequiescnco! I.et u% ucqnieso:
and thereby bri^liieu e en the glorious pa gen
thai will record ihc bittb of a. new ltepuolie.?
Yorkville Enquirer.
ItPSTftTAHTM? Trt TUP KBinr.nniinrnw
**M? AA?AVUUM).AWi1 \J?
LINCOLN. 1
Mr. Yancey, in hit lutu Mobi!*- ?j?eecl?, thin
very proiwrrly rshukrs any such aggressive 1
movement, as preventing, or attempting lit
prevent, tlx) iimuguration of Lincoln. lie
?Hid:
"If the non'-slnvehohlin? Stat<?* should prefer
to f-rmain <n the Union under mi anti shivery
Govcrjunept. the} havuflipifi*ot right to
tlo so.; and 'he Southern Slates have an ?-quntiy
p?;rfncf. riulkt, on ih<! agression to power <?f a '
party \vhoii<i openly avowed | uipogc i* to a'.ol
is-li and u'ttVi-iy ko <I?'nfroy the insiiilufion i'f sla'
Cerv throughout the-lenit'h and b?*eiidth of the
t a lid, ill the SSfu'es as well us in the Territories, t
to Withers w^ftoiu such a Union, and, t>s in<]<? i
f<ertdeii?>over?jign States, to establish, for eor <
tam^reiieral purposes, hik-Ii other Union or
Confederation as tliev tnay consider tl;? best (
a "
?un|nt;u w i ncir wmju*. J
THE ACTION" OFGEOBQIAtv {
Tl?? Committee on the tUto of the Republic .
in the Georgia Legislature, is?t*d ?n uilitrwis *
rqgKettinK a -floWfefe-.ca . df 8>-m? of ?1?u eftii
i.eTii |Rwr of GUmrgia in Willed^?vill?i. -Tj?? ] (
royultqt lb*08WI(v?n<ij i? a htlj U> enll ? C<>n fritiori'to'nitet
on the 9ih. Jhodim, the ?l?otion
to> t?k? place on tliff 80th December. ""
Tli??.prenuiMj{ Jbo the.proposed bill
Wlitrf'as tbf preterit erftfb lu oo?*, Irirtionul
affair*. in ihr judgment of lliu Oenrra! Ai'SrmMy,
dematrd* ri*i*lai'ce; aud wht-r?;ns it in (lie .
'I'ricilfge-ql. tfie froytM gn f*coplit t?/ determine
iiporj the mode, tneasaro and t iiflo of aaob re?is'Toe
biil U endorsed bv 9'6b frtefi to'dororti'or
Breton/Ben.'' 'pi 4. Qrftkln*,- Hon, Alfred Irer.ion
?^d other*. of aim] |*r poaiijou ??i>d iiifiu'p
*>iit'e. Tlier/j ! llttfeffwnbMexorejiiMflf us to iu-'
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'
NOTICE.
I WILL SELL
AT MY PLANTATION
On Long Cane,
A<lj"iiiing Col. MAivhaliV,
On Tuesday, 27th November Inst..
MOSSES,
. *
'One Fine Brood Blare,
MULES,
MOSTLY YOUNG,
1 FINE LARGE PAIR
WELL BROKE OXEN,
i
Ami Cart, Nearly Xew,
SOME FINE GRADES
CATTLE,
Very Fine Stock and Fatted
H 0 & S ,
W A G O N S,
. PLOWS,
Of the Latest Patterns,
4 rtnn *
i SJUfi iliLL,
1 Pine BURR VERTICAL 18 Inch
HORSE, MILL
CF THE KCTSTV APPROVED KIND,
1 Cast 'Iron Horse poWcr, Perfsct,
1 HfTY SAW GIN,
early U o w ,
1 THRASHEH,
1 Complete .Set SinitlisTools
..." CORN, FODDER,,
Peas and Pea Vines,
SEED OATS, &C.
-"DC 3E3 3E^. TMC 13
Q
*i^r?r? wvaii?V ^? * -*
nioifci i\i>un UJ I^AV OK 5SAl.lv.
'SAITL FAIR.
November 23, 18??0, 30. It
TOTICE - .
^ jr
PEfl^ONR owinjr B?in}? in my offie* for pur
cli?i-en at tl??* (iiilcnf til* lirnml'li of A n?M
iu? LnniHX. fire liewhy notified to iVHkt; j>?y
nient, hi I Hiti informed Tnif>;eo thai
IIK MUST 11 AVE MONEY",
io pny detite, ?tu.
. . TVM. II. PARKER, &?*.?.
Connnhsioner'e Oiliye. i
tCoy. 10, I860, \ 1 2t
ruiTs'm K OF ^OUTH CAKOLINA*
AM/ri'iile District.? Citation.
By WILLIAM .It 11.1,, E?q., Ordinary ol Al>bcvilli
District. TWMRREAf\
Tlion-ft? Cr-wfoi"'! h?w apt??
io? tor i.etcrs of Ailmmit
rnnoir, oi nil u>id ruigului un<i nlihlie'^,
Ijlit*.- ?r.d crotfiu i.f Flignt>?*0i 1'itt't, bte
if |Iih ill?ir'CI
'J'lies* tire tli$refore, to cite nnd admonish nlK
iiiJ fini?uUr,'tlu* SinHli<l t;rfditi:iM oJ tfi?
mid to be hihI upj'eir titiii?r?? we, at ?>ur
ir*i Ordinary'# Court fur Ilia ?*id i>ik rict, to
>e. 4i.il Utii ?t. ALbfille Court iiouce, on the
itlr day of He*' to nhi.w if *uy
liy WliA (fhlil RcJiuiuistration ahouid uot b?
{rHiit?'tl. , /' 1': {
*iveil ruhd?i' iMf"T?and and the 2rt'h
d.t.y of ' Deo.- Mi? .OW'nsnnd? ?tyrl|t WViKjVed
All.J litlu ?../< t? ?! - l??K " ?"
? * ? nfu |i? me uuiti y cm ur nuierioau
Imlepeudi iicf. . ,
W!t.LP\M IULL, O. A. p.
Ordinary'# Office. )
81 St
PDlSSQLDTitfN 4
OF1
Imib ?>o.i'artnprsjyp tierwntora jHuenog t>e
? IWMII !WOfftU? j4QUA4F'El was dissolved
>n Hi* 1 Gili day ^ 1800, by limit*
ton. f*. . ,
rr.;^jjieff&f o?(i xcrenff$'& *Hf Wtyiod
an '/.ttin . - nfter
wWcli lime, bey WilJbu ulaoed in tlici hand* of
Fomwi . T,' 14^0** J& -'i^7 / '?
Hvr: ,?/ ;
| AM ACT
To Pro?ido for tho Calling of a Convention of
tlio People of this State.
I u I
1 Si:r 1. lie it ttiaclcf hp th- Si nub ami Jfmtxe
i of /{ijirr-tiifitiii-'M. ?o>r nut ?; </ * '//;?/ in (/< )? |
! r-i' Aiixriiihti/. ituil by the auiitoi i"l tijf t/ie 3' Mr, I
I Tl'itt a Cuiivi'iiIiimi i>1 tile-in1 pie hi tin* >!;?!
: of Soulji (.'m olitin is l>v or<tniln>tl, to In- ,
| ii"a,.||iii|.,) iii t||h (iity <il Ouliiiiiliin. on MotkIiu j
ill" ?l#voiltl.M'llt)i (Id)' of DtCrlillwr, ill ilia* JHHT
of our 1.01(1 one t Iiouhmn<] 0'jjliX IiiiixI???1 nml
nixly, for Lite {'UrpoHe of t>?Uii u inl.n <^?iiji!?l?-ri>lion
the <) tigers iiiclilitit to tins position of < 11?
State in tin- Federal Union. a I ?l :?! <'? I l> the
C*or?t i'i;i i?n ofilu- Uiiitfl >tiite.?, him) llir m?ii
toii-e* wliiell my ln> tioce.-'HrtlV il'nl prOlief ful 1
j |ii'iitutiiif! iijainst tin- soioie, iid Ili?ri*iii>nn to I
I Itke cHr? tliut *! ? CtMiotio.-itvenitli of South ,
I I'arolisiri.shall MifiVr a<s*H?ii*ii?iciiL
j Stc. '1 Tlmi/in the six'Fi ?1mv ol riirmli^r in j
I tin- \ i-!.r ?>f onr I.or>l ?iic t'htin.?itii<] ???arhr hun- |
| ilrrd inn! sixty. tho Miiiiiiv'i'l'i oi" Kieet ioiis 'or j
i the aevei ill i>.?lri<-1? in 'i:<- State sh:?lt. nitei j
jjivii'i; |>>1 i.ntice as tli cii?o? 'if ?<l?ctliiiiH for i
' ii:?-iiiIm'|'s c.f tlie l.eijislntiiiv, "p-'ii ih?' |?<>l!a ami j
i hohl "-I'm: ion;" iii tlo ir rcftiffiiv^ pMtriet* lor j
i ! to H>h r*ai.l (% : Vftition,- in nil r^|>i-rU j
: i- the ua'iii- manner ami foi-n. ar<t the ?*f*fi??? I
i j>!io an e'<-etinn> sre no>v >n !?!< )i-<} !" ? ;
| ; i:n-iiihi i> i.f 'In* l.t'?risHwtnre. An.I nil jh???>hh !
j who art- i|ii:il.fie<l anil entitled, hy tin- ?Toi>? i
| fiiiiiii?ii, ni.it lii'vs ? :' "!;i# Miii?. io ??>?.? for j
j Sllell,' ?!? of till- 1 lOl/f!' illl lit--?. hlll|i| ht? C]Ui|t iil-ll i
| itir'l eii?itie-i to ?? ! ? f-i|* ?a:il I to fiuitl i
i| i Conee;.! ion : ninl ill ra?? of n |i\ vaeniiev ??; J
i i-'irriiiif. Iiv ?lfi?ih. r-pi-fiot'ion or irmovu) from j
. th- >!i\ii, or wi'iiu.i io f.i;rve ?t miv p?t>nn I
I t.t..,!. il .i l >..i .. .. ' - - '
i ?- .? t- riifi % *iivt*nnM||. IIM* j
| ofiio* iIn* s" Wi ^tfgAvni n>n r>)n\iI
! i-sup l.i-? wsji initlic the i
j \lHimL"-r? ?i' F.ti*i-:io:i!<<|i |.ln'^>iiliiiii j
j in vliii'h shpIj Viu'<in<-y nmv imm* ?tj
'el* civiii't dile notiee. tllfivul. In open ? j
j nitil hold an rli.M'iii'ii to till mk-!i vkhiivv, ?! in !
j cii-i-s tor ?!? ? iltffltMti of ilii- l.i'L'i^iatU' i-; tli.i! j
I the M>iisue?-iii ii> ilii- KVettmt i
( and S'ufithi-v, nhiil' tin-ft. ?m l'"ii'lay, tin- 71 it ilo\
, ?:t I n ire tier, ISO'*, Count tllr Vulri atiu lli'iUiii'c
tlip pit i*linn. . *
Si:c. 15. That, ein'li Election l>istiiet ihroia'hnt.'
tin* Miiif ft.hii In- entitled to I'lcct and
sf-:i?l t<> tin- mikI Con volition a ntimher of I >* ! :it
ri qi>h1 to the who'c nuuilM-r of Soiin'ors j
iiikI 1. |.|eaenlati\?-h which Minli lliflrirt is j
now ciit.ilii'd to ??v.d to i.t.c L?f?r<l i'urc \ And j
:Iip ]to ihe&uid Convention ?li?ll tie j
en iitled to the nmno. freedom ot micst in yo- j
i*>^! to ri'iurnitiif from, uml whilst in istteii- ;
diiio'i- mi, i>iiiil Convention, us ii extended to j
tin-ti'i-nihn* ot iIik l.egisdiitiirw.
j Stc. 4 'i h: t i\H n-:?- wliltp lltlllo c:tiw*nft of I
, tiiiii Sliilii) "f th-j ?<e of t warily one y earn un'l j
j ti| wnriln, tind who Are entitled i?>vu're t?>r |
j tin n.' pro of the St"tp i t>ki?intii;e, shall lit! |
vliifi'dft to h ?.ml itj itiv t>u i.l C"i>Vrlilioii.
I III the *?ena'.e llOut;' the li|?it?ct'll> <lu\ of No- j
Vpllilipr. Ill t ;:< V'?:lP ?.r ???r I /?. 1 ... ? tl I
e-;i?:l i-i^hi li\in;lru<i nti.1 *'iXly, ftiM in th-cil'Ihj
(i ^t}> y<-?:r ??f Jin- siit I-J_ei^nt y anil
linl?-|M'i,dvucc of tiie United of Allien
- W11.IJAM JIBPmTF.1l.
Iveti'lcil^n llio St-nate.
JAMES
S|.puk?-r litiusH i'.fpre^ni'ntivt^.
llfxnlrtd. Tin*? I he Clerk* of 1 S-n nu-1 J
Hons- ?>| lC<i>IC)M'tll A< I Vi n l?f, IK d !??! Ii'.'li'lv. !
iiioiriU'ted to |.i;l>lli(i,.too 'Acl "o jmn ! ? - Ut
llit* rnliuivr ?>' i' Contention of tin-. t.f i (
(iiiM St n'e," in ??n?* ne?S|'i?j?*r in fueli ! - -? ! i u
Diflrici. in il.e stu'f, onto u wi-t-U, im-ii tli>liiy
of election cf tin; 1 l<< {* <} Coo
- vent ion; uioi I liat ifis li?e Sens' of 11<i~ (ifu*ral
An-rinMy tlmi tl>e Maiin(r?-n< of Klt-cl ion*
?re ImilnO ?> |Toc< ?-il to givt- liir ofsiiiti noiiee
Ol fleet loll, tilul to lio!?l 'In; ;>diiii>. <li .*ljle?l
>>y phi'U Act, without uwauibg further instructions.
* "?,
WM. K-. M \ RT1N. 0. S.
JOHN T.-alAJ.vA, V. li. R.
Nov. lf>, I8611 :io tit
i THE STATE OI> SOUTiI CAROLINA.
Abbeville District.? Citation.
By WILLIAM 1111.1, F.sq . Oi.IIi.av> of Al?l>e !
villf I)i?lrict*
V17 IlEltF.A?,. S. 1$. .S:nt!i lift* npp!ii-<l t'< i
j ? f itif ft?r Letters of A<!n:irii-irjitl<?'>. of nil j
i 1-- i ? - - 1
I nun ine fjcMi'i?" HIIO ri?;tili? nKi<1 !
rr?t'lil.s of Allrii Wrck.?, ileLvns<"i, late ot* j
tlir* Di^irii't nf<ir?*!>niil.
Tlii"** nio ilier?-t'or.', U> cite nnl iidujon!-! ;
nil uiiii >iii^uliir< tin* kind nil Ami vr-ii:'-> ? ?!' i
the HHi.1 <iei;ru4e.(l. t ?lie nil i ;if|?.-.n lietoti' liif, i
ul our ih-*MIril'narv'" Oii'irt lur ili? ?; i*1 I>h-|
j irift, io ! (; Iit>hl-'U Ht Al>li<*villn ("i-uft i'o'.i.-c, 1
oil the fi'li xlliy Of 1>>'C tlcxk? to *|.0?' ' ?!*? !
ifniry. why iheboitl ??liiiinivtrut;? !> i.cm j
1)? ir
Givi-n uiitli'f my IimkI nii.l ?en!. 11.-:)>? |
iiuih 'lny /if Noveini>er.*<jiif ll.rtiifHt ?J f^ln j
liili-ili'til n:ui .-imy, rt?i<1 in ilie i^lity-fii'ili |
\eur of Aii'crii-iiii lni!?-iirniUi.i-e.
WILLIAM llff.U I) I>
o-i:..--.*- / v.._ .... ? v.
WIUMIMIJ ** 1 I4i? o? *?w?. 4", ICO*', OJ, ?( *
tiiEsWrr (^FToln ITTTAROLINA
AbhvciUc District. ?Ci to lion.
By WILLIAM HILL, Rh(j,. Ordn ury of ALlic
v?lie {.>!*<i i?:t.
^irnF.iiEAS. w. tv i>?
YV ir?f lor l.-UeKi'if Arimii.j>ir?i! it t>f ?!(
jrd the md clium-ly. 1 jfliti hi*''
ii* of KIV1 $lert-liB, Jute ol Oit j>i*t-ict i
a'a'fuaid dect*.i??'tl * i
Th**? trt- We, iu-ci?? H<tii?onif>1i i?l! i
Mii?) Kiny'ilhr, ti>o hiiiilf^d nu<l?i ilit.>i? <?i ih? 1
* till Ifr^aM-J to li<* umi ?.|>i(. ;ijr l<cf<iif m*, nt ?>ur
iifit Oiiliu-'iyV <-t lui il?e 4>u?l I'ls'iirt. t\>
Ih- lio'il-ii hi Aliliev il'o 1'miil ilnuMf, oli (lit*
i Kfttli ilnv tit' N?,venih',r iu?t. tmriumr cub-, iJ nuy
I wt.y the r it id B<lmiiii?ti-uUun hIikuIiI. n't t be *
jcri-.n?erf.: ' r ~l
ht^iv<-n iwiltr my hunH nml litis ih>? TOtli *
d'uf ?..I 1...-J..-.
nixl Aixiy. hi tiio 8-"tli )?ar ol Aii|rni:m
ludt i??ndotit>e. v .
WIIAA A M 111LL, 0. A- D.
Ordinary'* f
,,? *of. i0? 1 M(iO. J, , , Jjft. , .,??.
\ SHfcRIFFS SALES. I
BY' VIUTIIP. ?>f Minrlry U'nl* ot Fieri Facia* ' 1
to nib .liie?tt?.l, I Will ??>)l nt Ablievii'.tf ?
Court House on ti>** Klii-ST MUSDaY IN
i>K('i?Mi3Klt next, w?Uiiit ll?e li-jtm lioura t?f
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
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A Fine Lot
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CORN, WHEAT,
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Cotton Seed, fire.,
1 Lot, Blacksmith Tools,iI.?u*i-I.ol?]
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FURNITURE,
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