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Thus, for n period Of twenty-five years,
has slavery been contending under various
prctcxts, but with constant success, against
the tendencies of civilization and the spirit
of our institutions, for the extension and
pcrpetuatiOn Of its power. The degree in
which tho general government has aided its
efforts may BE- traced in the successive steps
Il has taken. In 1857. all the States in the
confederacy united in orlaining that slavery
should bc forever prohibited from all the
territory belonging TO the United States
In 1889, the first Congress Of the United
States passed law re-afirming this ordi-
nance and rc-enactins the prohibition OF
slavery which it contained. In $50 the
slayehOlding interest secured the admission
of Missouri as a slave State into the UuiOn,
by acceding to a similar prohibition Of slay-
~ from the Louisiana territory lying north
OF Sc deg. 80 min.
In 1854, that prohibition was repealed,
and the people Of the territory were left free
to admit or exclude slavery, in their own
discretion. In 1856 the General Govern
ment proclaims its determination, TO use
all the power of the United States to enforce
upon the people obedience TO laws imposed
upon them by armed invaders, establishing
slavery, and visiting with terrible penalties
their exercise of freedom of speech and OF
press upon that subject. While two-thirds
Of the american people live in States where
slavery is forbidden by law, and while FIVE
sixths Of the capital, enterprise and produc-
tive industry of the country rcst upon free
dom as their basis, slavery thus controls all
departments of their common government
aud wields their powers for its own benefit.
Concluded next week.
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For City Treasurer.
( Levi Loring, Jr., II
Richard Nj. Chapman, 8
Mr.. Loring was also elected Collector Of
Taxes, receiving Ia votes. Mr.. Chapman 3.
Assessors Of Tares.
Thomas ii. Cole, 10
Daniel Simpson, 10
Richard ii. Plummer, 10
jonathan Tuck, I
VIM. Hill, Jr.,,
Joseph Staples,
City Solicitor,
S. W. Luqucs, 81
City Physician,
Alvan Bacon, 10
Horace Bacon, .
Street Commissioners,
Ward l, Thos. Emery, Jr., 10
Scattering, q
School Dist. 4, John w. Hanson, 10
Scattering, 2
Ward Z, Leonard Rumcry, ii
Ralph Emery, I
Board of Health,
Edward A. Henderson, VIM. Andrews,
and DR.. Alvin Bacon, receiving each lSyotes.
Scattering, each for three persons.
School Committee,
Term of 3 years, John Hubbard, Jr., Is
Scattering, 2
Term of year, William p. Merrill, II
Scattering, 3
Orerseers Of The Poor.
Rishworth Jordan, Jr., Horace Ford, and
Thomas Day, receiving all the votes cast, IL.
Chief Engineer.
William ii. Hanson, 10
Scattering, 2
A committee was then appointed to re-
port list of subordinate officers, and the
convention was dissolved.
In Boardof Alderman.
Edward A. Henderson was chosen City
Marshall, receiving 5 votes, I. X. Lane 2.
Francis York was chosen Agent for the
sale of Spirituous Liquors, receiving 5yotes,
Blanks two.
At the meeting Of the Common Council,
Richard III. Plummer was chosen President,
receiving Ii votes, George W. Nichols 4.
For Clerk,
Thomas l.. Kimball had IA votes, Thomas
Smith 4.
At the meeting of the Common Council,
of the City, held March Is, previous to the
organization of the new City government,
the following proceedings took place after
the general business had been finished;
Nj. Andrews offered through the Clerk
the following resolve prciacing the same
with appropriate remarks.
Resolred, That the thanks Of the Common
Council be presented to Samuel Pilsbury,
Esq, for the prompt, urbane and unbiased
manner in which he has presided over the
deliberations of this branch of the City Gov
eminent, during the past year; and that
our best wishes accompany him into what
ever sphere of duty and usefulness he may
hereafter be guided.
The resolve was unanimously adopted,
and Mr.. Pilsbury responded as follows:
Gentlemen ofih Common Council
In nv cndcayors TO discharge the duties
of this Office, your kind indulgence and gen.
erous sympathy have been my constant aids,
and they fiji my heart with grateful emo
tons.
From the first time we met in this Coun-
ell room until this hour, when our Official
relations cease, l have received from you NJ
pcatcd tokens Of kind consideration and re-
gard. :.
If have in any way been enabled to dis
charge the duties Of this responsible Office
with any considerable degree Of success,
am under the deepest obligations to you for
your generous co-operation.
While acknowledging these obligations to
you review with pleasure the services of
our efficient Clerk, to whom am indebted
for repeated proofs of kindness and consid-
Grafton.
will not review the items Of business
that have come before us, nor is it necessary,
rs they Gil the Record before you; butifwe
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AFTERNOON

The resolutions relating TO the removal of
Judge Davis, have been brought forward
sooner than anticipated. l have barely
time to say that the Senate, in pursuance of
the caucus vote, passed to-day the following
resolves. We have no time for comments
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HOSPITAL FOR 1IEGROES.
At tgs.ts>t;t. esn

HfliE tn'lrrsi .-nrd w"m!l call the nttcution
81 "i tn" citizens Of .tbl"vili" and EL,.iicIL
i,,irr'S' I" their iNFiEMAEI for SICK Me-
ana tar 'l,s.' requiring SURGICAL.
OPERATIONS. WhiI.. the ,.,,,,rl,.tu,.. f ,,
afra"G n"ns, "lrerS I" the r;,irn. every com.
i"rt. II ais" enable. us to render more efficient
treatment +" ch,"ni;: eases, ;han can generally
b, S"cur"'i IN ordinary private rrac.irc. Omr
special accommodations for The management Of
'"t CHRONIC DISEASES OF FEMALES,
prI".
ll.EAS.-F"r Nursing, Board and Lodging,
per meath $40.
Irra'r'cnt-thc ordinary rates. of Practice.
Communications addressed to IT'S ut Aurust..
will meet with prompt t,rn,inm
H. /. CAMPBELL, Surgeon.
E.CAMPHElL, Al,rn.l,r:s l'hySician.
May Ia, lS5j. 3 ,f
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Southern Quarterly Review,

q WIS Periodical is the only one of its class
n III tn" entire region of the South: and II.
iat.S are fri"r!"'i {" ns the best evidence OF th,
ah'!ity of the SOUTH and It's caracity TO rive rx
r'rsS:"n 4" The feelings the Interest and IN, ,,lI;
gene" "f thIs srcli"n Of our country. Its pur.
pose Is l" larry rcp"' .rnt ourselves and not Il,
hisr'lreSent others. II aims to n.njuI;,iu III,
uutii as we understand ii, and to assert t],. i,
'c''"c',lal m"IiH!: Of our Scciion. will, ut fin
s;'inc time, 1t will free The mind of our p,,,.
from that stale Of literary thru,lom and ,lcu.u
.ic:Icy under which they have too loun l,,,,rcI
we clam, then, from all lovers Of tho. Sourh and
ii'"ha'' "i 'i"'y home literature. that s,ppnr,
for our Work wh"! will cnabc us to niy,. !, =,
ire" course" and 'i::; li,kc il cmincuil. ,r,r;I
ot the worlds admraiion and nur ow, ,r;,
&. MORTIMER, Publisher.
:, oihcc H"ut''rrr Quarterly Review" Law
tanSe' BI"ad ST., Charleston, S. c.
TIL" following resolution was a.!rp,cd Lv ,h.
southern Com Convention, held in Charleston in
April 1851:
Resolved, That the Southern Qnar:crlv Re-
view P"hlis he'd in the City of Charleston, by :;
na'!ve"i Irsinla and edited by one of the rin>t
MS 'S'lhGu:Shrd lncrary &c, tlcnlen Of the South .
being the only Prrin,lical Of that character
printed aud published in the Southern S,o,cs
an" having always defended the institutions and
interests OF the South. is entitled TO the patrouure
OF The Southern people, and this Convention
earnestly Recommend il to their favorable consi,l-
Grafton.
junn15
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PROSPECTUS.
. 6 u Gk & s Q &c a22
II SHINES FOR ALI,


'HNllE undersigned propose to commence, nj
| n nn carly date, in the Town of Ncwbcrry
the publication of Weekly newspaper, To DC
called "THE SUI" designed for general crcu-
! latiOn.
Its columns will contain the news of tho day,
foreign and domestic: and accurate review OF
! the markets: synopsis of the proceedings of
Congress during its session u: articles ON agricul-
turc, and interesting miscellaneous matter. A
portion OF it will bc devoted to literature origin
| al and selected.
II is the intention of the undersigned to make
me S" an agreeable and instructive visitor, dis
neiiing error and Ignorance, and diilusing genial
niid brnltly influences wherever its rays NAV
penetrate. 1t will be political, but liberal, owing
no slavish or servlc Allegiance tJparties or poll
'ic,nus 1T will advocate measures, not men !;
ana will labor only for the success of principles
In word, il will be the organ of no man or
ciGue. 1t Will bc American i'll tone and scnti-
meht' yet repndiating nothing foreign, because it
Is so; believing and maint aiming that the good
the wise, the honorable, aud useful, nre indi-
gehous to no CLINE, nor the property Of any
peculiar people, but the common right 0i
all.
It's ann will be to advance, reform and i'm
prove; not To crush, ,lrprrss nnd destroy. IL
VIII hold up to light and reflection, the ruthless
"ini savag" deeds and practices Of the times
defend nurc morals in all the social relations of
iic and scout at all attempts at scribbng
bIackEuardisn. 1t will be progressive, but not
rccklrsSIy so.
Entertaining fixed and decided views on the
great questions of the day, it will vinticutc the
honor, protect the rights, and defend the cause,
and l," institutions of the South
IL will number in its corps of contributors
some able political aud literary writer's
We promise mrcl' but intend to perform it all,
ana more, If the reading public will give the en-
terprlse Il lvcIal patronage.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
LIE Sun will br furnished to subscribers at
s. per annmin. payable in advance. No paper
VIII be continued beyond the time for which it.
is pni'l. All subscriptions and communications
ON business should be addressed to the under
signed, at Newbcrry G. H., :. G.
SLIDER d CROSSON.
JamlInrY 20. lSIG Ill
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Jackson Street Hospital and Surgical
1NFIRMARY FOR NEGROES
AUGUSTA, GA


VIE Undersigned would respectfully cull tlc
l. attention Of Planters and Slavc.own.r.
generally. t" their complete and extensive cs,nb
lis,ment IN Augusta. G,., for the accomnod,
non OF NEGROES requiring SURGICAL or.
ERATlONS or Treatment in CHRONIC; DIS.
EASES. 1'''
The Building is situated on the corner of jack
son and Fcnwick Streets, br,wcch the G Georpia and
the Savannah Rail Road Depots; and in sight
"i both. Ii is therefore convenient for the re.
ception of patients from distance In its con.
strneton throughout the entire plan, was kent
IN view the special purpose to which it is np
pied; being furnished with everything which
can conducc to the comfort of the SICK. II il
supplied with hot and cold baths and shower
bnths-hnd has water closets in each story to
aV"Ih fhtignc and exposure to the patients. 1t
IS IS, also well ventilated and lighted with gas.
WIN the constant attendance of experienced
male and female nurses, the patient will be saved
much Of the suffering which too often is the re-
result OF unavoidable neglect in the treatment Of
NEGROES in ordinary private practice.
IERMS-For I}onrd, Lodging and NURSING
per month, $40. For all necessary Medical at
tendance, Surgical Opcrat .ons, DC, the same as
III ordinary city pructcr.
II. +. CAMPBELL, Surgeon,
II. CAMPBELL, Attending Physician.
thay -, 800. mtf
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Charleston and Floida Steam Packets
United NtalrS Nail LinC-Inli. .WrckIy

Connecting mHh ihc Mem York Steamers rucb ,,oy
>zf:d ~ 30 THE CAROLINA, I. NJ. cox-
1aH aarrrrn master. will leave ey"rv m SIX, "s
s=--aSA1E.S--"rd"y IiicrnnoH. ai3 o'clock. touch
ing ~ Jackson":ir, P;cnla,a aud P,Ia,I.. ON the
H'.I"hn. River; returning, will arrive ai Charlcs-
ton on Ncdn"S|ny.
III" FLORIDA, CHARLIE: WILLY master. will
'ea'' on I"e"a"y hf"'"""" Of each week, at
same hour, hn in returning. will arrive ON SAT-
"'dGY M"r"i"g Due noli.:r will ;...yHys b.. ..iyu
when the Carolina makes extra trip To IT. An
justine. ii is only considered necessary to s,v
that these h"nts have ben built especially for,lis
trade. and are commanded l'y the most experienced
navgniors.
Fare tn Pilutku ku........... SI0
For Freight or P;ssHge, apply on board, II,
Southern wharf. or to
JOHN W. CALDWELL, 50 Eas, BAY
Charleston. Feb 10, ls53 DR. ,r
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
9mpor;as,l .Am.os.:,:rmcnt.

H"pOiiSAl u .AHhDe4.As'1n1cif.
ITO ALL PERSONS afflicted with -. >,rnl dis
L ease. such as SENIN VI. WEAKNESS M.
POTENEE, GUNOi;Rl!tEA, GLEET, SYPlI-
Ills, DE-, dc.
I'h" HOWARD A,;$DtIA riON nf P.:Ia,lcl.
Phla, In view of The awful destruction, Of h,ini:,i,
life and health, ra;lSri iv :-Nul Diseases an.l
the dcc"pti"ns whr!, rr,r,i>r'l upon The ur,-
fortunate victims ol such diseases by Qnacks
have directed 1li'.r ruasu:iug Surgeon, us II
CHARITABLE ACT worthy al ih"ir name, TO
give MEDICAL. .ADIltf.GRil ilIS. to all per.
sons thus afflicted Hac"r Fem ,l,.,) who apply
BY letter, U'">,-la'l.) with ,lsrrip ion of ihrir
condition. 'a::r "ccai'a;"n, habits of life. Gc j
and IN c,srs nf cv'rrnr poverty AMI suffering To
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE
The Howard \:>rrl,nu is :, benevolent Insi-
tut'"n, established by special ,nlowrnt for the
relief at the sick lnl distressed, alil r,cl with
"Virulcnt and Epidemic ss,.as,.s." aud its filn,lS
can be used for II" other purpose. II has now
surplus of mcaus which the Directors have
voted to advrr!s" the nb,vr notice It. is nc".l-
less to ad thai tn" Association command. the
highest Medical skill OF tn: are.
Address, (p"s'-pr:) Dr. GEO. r. CALHOUN
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association Phil
adeIplin, Pa.
BY order OF the Directors,
EZRA ID. llE\RTW ELL, President.
tIEo FAiRcHiLp, Secretary
May ., 1885. 2 ly
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P.IOSPI:,"r(,S OF


THE IMBAHY STAR
wi T. rapid strides and ant Announcements
of the age; and the daily increasing demnnds
for Literature. have induced the Subscribers to
propose publishing at Srnrlnnbnrg Court House,
nn The first of Jlniinrv 1856 a WEEKLY
LITERARY JOURNAL, ent,tlrd
TIE LITERARY STAR,
lis Editorial management, under the care of
X. l.. BOW DEN, will he conducted in n man.
n"r that SHALL NOT fail to rive sntisf,ction IN
every reader. The grcn.cs care will he tnlrn
TO chronicle The latest and most reliable passing
events of the day. The Literary department
will contain such mni"r OILY, ns will prove inter-
csiino and profitable to The reader Sci, ct;ous
suitable for Sunday restling-Storcs Cor the
Young Proverbs for the Okl-and in short If
~ our determination to present 10 the public
journal that will he welcome visitor in cvcrv
fanllv-a companion for every one In matters
of Politics. the STAR will hc neutral: Int will
rriain the right to speak Of any palpabIe wrong
it may detect il any party.
i"E LITERARY SrAE will br printed in new
ana clear TYPE, and under the mechanical man.
nEe'hrnt oi an experienced Publisher, t. NJ.
BROtG}IrON-will vic in appearance with anv
paper in south Carolina
In order L" put our paper within the rcacl. of
every onr1 and sccnre an extensive circulation
it will he furnished Containing I;rcnty folr cok
"m"s 81 re""'"9 ma'tcr,) at the following un-
u ! copy per "nnum, in advance, 8 l.5O
W" appeal 10 our friends and 10 the friends of
our r,''>', to sustain ns in our uuloriakinC-ex-
tend to us "a helping hand. Address
BOWDEN ~ BROUGIITON,
x spar'anburg, G. H., S. C.
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CASH MUSIC AND PIANO STORE
HOR a CE WATER s,
NO. 333, BROADWAY, n. !

OPPOSITION no .NONOPOLYy
MUSIC AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Notwithstanding the combination of music aral-
| ers TO Keep the prices of non copyright music,
against the in.ress Of natirr COMPOSERS and their
refusal to extend 10 Mr. Waters The conrtescs of
| thr trade, he is making immense sales-havinp
abundant evidence, that he has public counte-
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monopoly, and in his efforts to aid native talent,
ana 10 adopt the national currency. Ills stock
Oh american and European music is immense
| and The catalogue of his own publications is one
OF the largest and best selected in the United
states lie has ulso made great reduction in
Inc prices of PIANOS, NJ MELODEONS and Mu-
slcal instruments of all kinds Superior toned
% octave pinnos for Sl75 5000 and S225 nte-
r"r OF as good quality, and instruments us sfrong
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amos Of every variety of style and price nm to
*i"oo comprising those ten different manufacto
rics: among the celebrated modern improved
Horace Waters Pianos and the first premium
ll1o!ian Pianos of It. Gilbert d Co.'s make,
Owners OF the EOIinD patiently Second.ha
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10 $3.50. MeIodeons from five different manu-
factories. including the tceH knoarn S. d. e. II.
". Smiths Melodeons, (tuned the equal temper.
anent, Me best make in tie United States
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paris OF the sountry, postpaid, ut the reduced
rates. General and select catalogues and sched.
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March, IA, 1856 Al 4m
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Charleston Weekly Standard,

CONTAINS ALL TIE NATTER rrGTisHED IN TIE DAILY
together with
1hr I."r"i, U"m"Sf;r "nI Forign .Nmkrts-7Ht
Prices C"r1"nt, ihci"djny Mr Roirx ot .Solc
Jor S''r&, Errhn"g". "md Nonraic PRO-
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MicM Ti'yt"y.hic Mt1rma-
Hon, de-, kc, de-.
Inc STANDARD is the only morning paper
TlUN.
This Edition is published every "Wednesday
Morning" and by the evening of the Ecxt day
can lc received IN every section of the STATE
Iricc S52--l'avahlc invariably in advance.
l.. W. SPRlIT ~ co.
Aug. Is, 1850. II tr
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Cartcr's Spanish Alixtllrc.

NOT a PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
L"t Mc afflicted R,nd uml P1mhy !
! AN lnfallible Remedy for ScrofIla, Kings Evil
| rheumatism, Obstinate Curanro,,s Ernptions
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| B"Ils, ACnc aud Fever, Chronic Sore. Eyes
King Worm or Teiicr. Scad Head, Enlarge
mcnt and Pain Of the Bones and joints Stub.
horn Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders, I.umharo
Spinal Complaints, anl all Diseases arising
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~ This great Alternative medicine and Pu-
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iul patients from all parts Of the United States,
who testify daily to the rrn,nrkali. cures per,
formed by the creates, Of Ill medicines, "CAR-
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rheumatism, Scrofula. ErnItio,s on the skin.
liver l,srasr F"vers, UIccrs, Old Sores, Alice
items OF til" Kidneys. Discusses of the Throat,
Female Complaints, Pains and Aching Of the
Zones ami JOINTS, arc speedily pm; to flight by
using this great and imrstimablr remedy
For all Diseases Of the Blond. nothing has vet
Deem found TO compare with il. I, clc,rs.; The
system OF nli impurities, acts gently and Elf
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the Dgesti",is gives tone to the S,u,nnch Iu;,k.s
the skin clear and healthy, and Restores the
Constitution, rnf.rhlr.l hy disease or broken
down by the cxccsscs Of youth, to its pri;tu.
vigor and strength.
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I'll The cosmetics ever used. 4 few doses of
CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE will rcnov.
all sal'owncSs Of complexion, bring the roses
n'a"tlng I" the cheek, give elact,city to ,h,.
sep. and improve the general health in !, rc.
n'ark"blc degree, beyond all the medicines ever
heard Of.
The large number of certificates which We
nav" received from persons from all ,rts of the
United States, Is the brsi evidence that there is
II" l!umhu- abnn, H. The press. hotel Keepers,
magistrates, physicians, aud public men, well
known TO the c"mnunity, all add their testilno-
ny t" the wonderful! effects of this GREAT
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Call on the Agent and get q Circular and Al
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And for sale by
WM. S. BEERS, & CO., rroprctors,
", Richmond, va.
WARrLAw Ly"S, ALbcve,
+. L. GARY, Cokcsbury,
F. G. PARIS Greenwood,
And Merchants Generally.
April Is, 1855. So 1v