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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FORALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
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GY M M So
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent extension and Improvement of ITS lead.
ing connecting lines at the sst has required an en-
IRE REVISION OF the running ofthIs road
ey winch highly important adyantSEs: to the tTsv.
Is 1851 THREE DAILY hn3 aI TRAiSs VII L. rune
F IGe
from Camden Station, Baltimore, at AM ,texcepi
Iass st93s q way stations and arrives at Cum
Secqnd-Tbe MAIL TRAIN stsrts Sunday ex-
cepted) at 80 NJ, AID arrives at Wheeling at IS
trans for CoIumbus. CINCINNATI Indianapolis, Lou
i wb GGsgo st. LOUIS 49, and at same piaos
GIe ,, Road, and also at ParkersburE With Ma
,TThIIdIThs ST; LOUIS and CINCINNATI
nectIng at Benwood at A. M. with express train,
Cars at CoInmbus.j and reaching there in but Is
hours from Baltimore and Is hours from Washing.
at Grafton with cars by Parkersburg and Marietta
roads for ChIlcothe, Cincinnati, etc. These trqIps
Louis, and at CINCINNATI with the Great Ohio and
Mississippi Express for Louisville Cairo and st.
Baltimore. BY this train the time TO ali the centTa
and southern places in the West is much less while
the distance from 80 TO 100 miles shorter than by
the shnrteSt of other routes. From the West these
fTne y are sSuT eoss 'Id satisfactory AZ
IL Baggage checked through to all points.
THROUGH TICKETS sold at lowest rates al
Camden station and IT Washington. ID. G.
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington NAV
rts'c the entire road by daylight, 10y taking morn
ing trans. and lying over ut Cumberland or Oak
land, and resuming Hext morning by Wheeling Ac
colnmodaton tram, leaving Cumberland at and
Oakland at 1880.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS,
The Cumberland Accommodate ion Tram at 7 a NJ
Viii stop at all Stations east of Cumberland, and the
w heelIng Accommodation at all stations beyo0J
cumberland going West. Eastwaraly, the Man
Tram leaves Wheeling al 81 A. NJ, and ccommo
danon leaves Cumberland at 9, reaching Baltimore
ON THE NORTHWEST VIRGINIA
BRANCH between Grafton and Psrkersburg way
passengers Will take tine Express westwardly and
the Mail ssstwardy.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at p. H.,
stoePlfg at way stations. Leaves frederick at SIS
"A ~ aTrivIng a. Baltimore Il noon. :
Ine EliIGGTrS MILL TRAIN leaves at 5.45
A. Nj. and p. NJ, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for Washington at Ais and 9.IS
A. ~, I, snH BIS r NJ. On Sundays at Ais A. NJ,
Leave Washington for Baltimore at 6 and s.sn A
NJ. AID Sand 40 P. III. On Sundays at IA. NJ, and
The first aud fourth trains from Baltimore and the
second anu fourth trains from Washington, will be
express mai Trains. stopping only at WASHINGTON
JUNCTION and Annapolis Junction.
Ihe 9i5 and lis trans from Baltimore and the 8 81
ana ~ trans from Washing ton connect with the
trans from Annapolis WIN
For tickets, information, fare &C. apply to J. r.
EMO LAND, Agent, az the Ticket office, Camden
station, VIM. =. WoODSlDE,
u l3f Master of TRANSFORMATION Baltimore
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These shpr having been built by contract OK pressy
Tor The Government service as on taken
IN her construction, as also Ia their engines, 10 in
sure strength and speed, and their accommodations
for passes unea ualled for elegance and com
fort.
PrIoe OF passage from New York TO Liverpool in
extra size state rooms, Sa25. From Liverpool to
geon attached to ship Nobsrths can DO Seonrad
until paid for. The ships Of this lns have improved
water -tig ht bulk. heads.
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Medicines,

DRlVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
or THE
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIRWOF AlRRIxgF
BY vi. Il. LA CROlk, NJ. D.. Albany. NY
30 pages and l5O fEe Pam ard Colored Ithosz chs
and Plates.
tOPRICE ONLY Is CENTs.OI
IL Seat free Of poyfase 20 ali parts ~ rae Uaics
Nr. III. Il. La CrnIx, q Phrsinl nxicaI Nieu Of Ai.r
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MANUFACTURED
DONALD KENNEDY.
No. 10 WarTta Street.. Rexbsry, Massaek~sss<s

Agents for washington-chas s,ot, 4 70 o.
Si I'M K,dwe lswrence, J.; b. Gardner, Bnrry
Ms Io X WASH Co, 9. Walsh, J. 2. stone,
B9swelit Daniel B. Clark. J. p. Mliburn. Danisr
~ E con, era bro. Agents for Geoggetown.-R
nv SLY
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matorrses, with practical observations fer akd
more successful mode Of treatment-precautiolary
hints on the cyl results from emPircs praaice TO
n.aes-froin infancy to old age-each case graphical
iy illustrated by beautiful plates. IL points out the
remedies for those self In ed series and sep-
pointed hopes so unfortunately prevalent IN the
young. IL is truthful adviser to the married. and
those contemplating marriage. Its perusa is partio-
giarly recommended to persons entertaining secret
doubts OF their pay steal condition and who are oon
sclous of having hazarded the health happiness and
privileges To which every human being eutli ed To.
fIice . cents per copy, or I've copies for mall
ed rss OF postage 70 any psrt oil the United States,
by addressing DIR. La CRCiX, post raid d a lauy
New York, enclosing - oeutg.
b Those VINO prefer may consult Doctor ia
CROlA upon any OF the dis eases upon which his
book treats, either persons y or by naIl. His Inel
cnes ol.en cure II the short space of Gn dak aud
completely and entirely eradicate al traces of thosA
disorders which coglva and cubehs have SO long
been thought an antldOte TO the rum of tie health f
the patient. Es" French Secret" 10 the great CON-
tDena remedy for that GLASS of disorders which un-
fortunately, pnyslclans treat with mercury, To the
lrretTieyabie distraction 10 the patients coIsttu-
tom and which al Ito sarsapaiiI ~ the world oan-
not cure.
~ Oftce No. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany, NY.
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NOTICE TO sPoRTsMEN. =. 80
Just received: and keeps constantly on hand, n
srfe supply Of the best quality OF GUN POWDER
SHOT, aud CAPS. Cheap Tor cash only. - .
IH't JONAS ", LEVY "
N3A Ne. 50 t2th street, corner OF b. p,
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LIVE
AND WITHOUT FAILURE FOR RIsHr YEARS, Yoa
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA AM NJ A RAILROAD.

Regular Sailing Days, STA 4 2Oth Of each mox,k.
CAUrIoN.-So many frauds and imnos,- ar>sx
Items II various kinds have been lately <IiEfN
psrpelTatsd on travellers bound Ia CA LII
fORNiA. that the subscriber, the only ast horn ed
Agent for passage by the q. 8. Mail Line, via Psna
ma, IN the city of New York. feels 1t his duty to
csstlon all persons seeking passage 10 Cshfornla,
that, TO AVON IMPOSITION they must be careful 70
ind the true office of the Steamships Of the u: =.
Mail Line, via Panama Railroad, no other once
in New York is authorized TO engage passage.
The Companies hnvs only one Office 10 New York,
which 10 III West corner OF Warren street.
fronting on the North River at the head Of the Com
psny's Wharf. -..5,s - r's -H'
~ 0'''' ~ ny Siw.fi N sssss 49,, :.
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STEAMER GEORGE PAGE. r~.
~ hOURS OF DEPARTURE. $500
Leave Alexandria at ~, ~, 9, ION, cEsSz<.1ssee
i21i, 8, ~, Sd.
Leave Washington ats. 8, 81. TX, 45x,7
ap I'D ELLIS l.. PRICE, Captsin.
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

For freight or passage, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. Sc, Wall street,
BROWN, SIMPLIFY & CO, Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO., q, Austin
Fnars, London.
d. G. WAINWRIGHT d CO., Paris.
for gold. silver, bullion, specie, jewery. preoions
stones or metals, unless bills OF ladng are signed
therefor and the value thereof expressed therein,
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ter OF section twenty; sections twenty one to
thirty; and sections thirty three, thirty four and
thirty i've, Of township serentsen; sections one to
the east half OF section twenty-one; sections tween
tytwo to twenty -sevon inclusive; the east half of
~ mine; sections thirty and thirty -one the west
half Of section thIrtytwo; the east half of section
1--WE, of township eishtssH and townships inetsen,
twenty. and twenty one. of range four.
sivs; the northeast quarter of section twenty two:
sections twenty three to twenty nclu sive; The
southeast quarter OF section thirty -four; and SEQ
tion thirty 1--WE, of township seventeen; sections
one, two, and three; the southeast quarter of sec
ton nine; sections ten to fifteen, inclusive; the
northeast quarter Of section twenty one; sections
twenty two to twenty seven. lnouslve and sections
thirty -four and thirty five, of township eighteen
sections one two, and three; the northeast quarter
of section four; sections ten to fifteen, inclusive:
and sections thirty -four and thirty i've of tswnship
nineteen; and townships twsHfy and fpsnty- one. of
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools.
military. and other purposes, together with those
for cuityaton" If any granted To the State by the
act entitled "An act to enable the State of Arkansas
aPa 20 wh IN
excluded from the sass.
No mineral lands" or tracts containing mineral
deposits are to be offered at the public sales such
n sfS lands ssdng fIprsssiy .Tesptsd and er
Of Ss t's s4eS
S , enfsH Am act to PROVIDE for the survey of
snd or FTanos
The Offering of the above lands viii! be commenced
on the days appointed. and will proceed i'm the order
In which they are advertised, until the whole shall
have been offered and the sales thus closed; but no
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks and
no private entry Of any of the lands Will be admitted
Given under nv hand AT the civ Of vVssbirs,o,
this sixteenth day of September, ammo Domini one
thousand eight hundred and fty-ssven.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President:
THos. A. HENpRIcKs,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre- e,nption
TO any oil the lands within the townships and parts
OF townships above enumerated required to estab-
sh the same to he satisfaction of the Regster and
Recover of the proper land office, and make pay
msnt fherJor as soon as practicable GJ.sr SteInx
this notice. and before the day appointed for the
commencement OF the public sale OF the lands en-
braeinE the tract caimed otherwise su ch claim will
be forfeited. THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the sneral Land Once.
Sc 1S-laW3m
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rage. j new and revised edition
OF $50 pages and 1870 plates. Price Is
cents a copy. A popular and COM
and casualties of single and married
iIfe-happy and fruitful alliances,
mode Of securing them-infeiioitous
and infertlle Cnes-iheir obyiatlop
and acknowledgements debility, it's
causes and cure, by a process at
once so simple. safe, and eifectual,
that failure 10 in1possble-rules for
daily management.-an essay on Sper
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AhIN n ~ ID FULLUWS:
From WASHINGTON az 6 a. m, conneotls. NJ
Relay with trains for the West, and at Baltimore
with those Tor Philadelphia and New York; at s.Y
9. m. Tor Annapolis, baltimore, Phiaiclphia, and
New York at p. m. for Baltimore anu Norfolk
and AT Relay with Frederick train.
ExPRESS at 40 p. m. at Relay for the West,
snd for Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadelphia. aKd
On Sunday at a. M, and 42Op.n
From BALTIMORE for WASHINGTON n
ais and 9; IS q. ~, 3 and SIS p. m.
On Sunday at Ais q. m and Sis 2. m.
je l2tf TH.PARSONS. AGENT.
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GREEN GINGE R-GREEN GINGER-
" GKEEN GINGER received, and for ssje by
rs vwncst sysaaS "a III n ssse;;s, ?
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~ A-tf C.L. BARTLETT. Boston.
nHHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
L UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS

aMS III. Ship, eompo,i.s .a,, SfHb
Ltas
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INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOsITRs.
M0NEYto LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES
CHUBB BROTHERS. BANKERS.
An Tiff Opposffs "a, Trsasx,v
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DEA NUTS. 90 -
1 aobushsls PEA NUTS for sale by
$500. JONAS =. LEVY,
So" - iHh street, corner Of B
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Mr.. KENNEDY, Of Roybury, has discovered IN one
Of our " nHon pastTre weeds a remedy that oures
KykRY KIND HUMok.
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DROPOSAI.S FOR ERECTING MARINE
l. BARRACKS AT PENsACoLA,ELO FLORIDA

cHp'
90 l-2awtDesl
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CONGRESSIONAL.

The greater part of the session thus far has
been spent in fruitless discussion upon the
Presidents Message, the status of political parties,
&c. The question of reducing the tariff is now
being discussed in the House
1t is stated that President PIERCE will make a
Southcrn tour soon after the Inauguration Of MIR.
BUCHANAN.
The question who is to be or not to be-"
members Of the BUCHANAN cabinet, is exciting
attention not only in Washington but from the
entire press of the country. Nearly every ed
tor and politician has manufactured cabinet
for Mr. BUCHANAN. About fifty Of these cabi-
nets, built according 10 the political texture of
each builder has been banded 10 the country ns
the true one.
Mr. BUCHANAN has at least the wisdom to keen
his own councils until tho proper time 10 divulge
them And notwithstanding the distinguished
men whose names have been put forth (among
them lion. r. w. PicKENs, OF uu, own s,..., us
those into whose hands the conduct of the
BucnASAS Administration is to be committed,
We have regarded such announcements to be
without even u reasonable prctext.
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Facts ,rithom Comment TILE Public should
knom hcm-Ncw York, October 10, 1852
Mrs. Hardy, No. ll9 Sngoik street, writes us
that she has been troubled with worms for some
three years, and that she mscd one riaI IF Dr.
MLdnc's Celebrated Jtrm;fMy", prepared by
Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa, which brught
away over fifty large Horm*. Her usual good
health Immediately returned.
Mrs. QuigbH No. lSo Essrr street, Nem York,
under date Of November 23, 1852, writes us
that she had n child which had been unwcll for
better than two months. She procured u bottle
of MLane's Eernifuge, and admnslcr cred it.
The child passed large quantity Of worms, and
III few days was as hearty us ever it had been.
Parents, with such testimony before them, should
not hesitate when there is any reason 10 suspect
worms, and lose no time in procuring and admin
istering DIR. M'Lanc's Ver,nifuge. 1t never fai!s,
and is perfectly safe.
co" Purchasers will he careful to nsls for Dr.
MLnnes Celebrated Trmifmgr, manufactured
by Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other
Vermifuges III comparison worthless. Dr.
M'Lane's genuine Vermifngc, also his celebrated
Liver Pills, cnn now be had ut all respectable
drug stores. None genuine uitiout Tic signature
Of FLEMING BROS.
Sold by WARDLAw g. LYON, Abbeville G.. IT,,
S. c.. md by one Agent in every town in the
South. 1t
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Letter from Hon. John Minor Bolts, of Vir-
Ginia-Richmond, July 9th, 1865. --Messrs
WV. 8. BEERS Il &Co.-Gcntlcmen:-Con Considera.
tions of duty to the afflicted alone prompt me to
send you this voluntary testimonial to the great
value of Cdrter's SpaniiI 1firtare, for that al.
most incurable disease, Scrofula. t'"1
Without being disposed, or desmingit it mecca.
sary, TO 60 into the particulars of the case can
say that the astonithing results that have been
produced By that medicine, on member Of my
own family, and under my own observation and
superintendence, nler the skill OF the hest ply.
-sicians had been exhausted, and all tho usual
remedies Ind failed, fully justify me in recon-
mending its Use to oil who may be suffering
from that dreadful malady.
do not mean to say that it Ia adapted to oil
constitutions, or that il will afford the Same re-
lief in all cases; for, of course, l can know.no-
thing about thnt-bpt from what huve seen of
the effects, would not hesitate to use it in any
and every case Of scrofua, with persons afor
whom felt an interest," or over whomI could
exercise influence or control S,tls q il
Is4sssg as ~ Respectfully yonrs, 8 sZ
JNO. M. BOTTS
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

We ask attention 10 the notice of SMITH 4
llr"T. Druggists, OF Columbia. DR.. l.. H. SMITH
is native of this District, we'll known to us,
and we take pleasure in rccomme ending their
establishment to those who may wish anything
in their line.
The well known establishment of WAnpLAw
& LYON in this place, in the same business, are
making additions to their stock.
Persons who have any intention of visiting
Florida will preserve the notice of G.. s. Ronx,
Agent for the Ercryla.lc.
We also direct attention to various other new
in this ISSUE
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AN ACT

For the better establishment of General
'oysfem Of Registration ot Births, Mar
'tages and Deaths, IN the State of South
Carolina
Sec. !. Be II enacted Ly the Senate and
House Of Representatives, no,O met and SIT
ting in General assembly, and by Tie author
ity of The same, That from and after the pass
ing of this act, it shall be the duty of the Tax
Collectors of the different districts and par
ishes of this State, to require Of the inl,aLi-
tants of the said districts or parishes, at the
time OF making the general tax returns, a
separate return stating the number Of whites,
male and female, who have been born, mar
ried, or who have died during the year in
their respective households, and the mum
Der Of blacks who have been born or who
have died during the same period, and re.
turn the same to the Comptroller General :;
and in each case in which the Tax Collector
neg gec,s his duty, he shall he fined FIVE dol
lars, and the citizen refusing charged five
per cent. on his general tax.
Sec. 2. That one Registrar shall be np-
pointed hy the Governor, whose duty it
! shall be 10 receive from the respective Of.
fees Of the Comptrollers General, in Charles
ton and Columbia, the returns Of the Tax
Collectors, and make and publish full re-
port of the same annually, filing copy of
his report in the Comptroller Generals Of
flee, both in Charleston and Columbia.
Sec. 8. That in order to ascertain as ac-
curately as possible the nun,bc, of births,
marriages and deaths of non tax paying
whites, it shall he the duty of the Tax Col
ector to ascertain from the magistrate, ply
sicians and ministers of the Gospel, of the
different districts and parishes, the number
OF births, marriages and deaths that have
taken place among the persons: within their
jurisdiction, or belonging to their congrega-
tions respectively; and it shall he the duty
OF Registrar to draw out proper form ol
registration for the Tax Collectors of the
different Districts and parishes, and for the
use of the magistrates and ministers of the
Gospel, of the said districts and parishes.
Sec. 4. That the said Registrar shall re.
ceive annually the sum of four hundred
dollars for his services.
Sec. 5. That the Tax Collectors shall be
entitled TO retain ont Of the taxes collected
Ivy them three cents for the entry of eacl
birth, death or marriage, required by this
Act.
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HEspRRIAN CHAPTER R.. a.. H.,

The above Chapter was duly organized on
Monday, 10th inst, under u Dispensntion from
tho Grand High Priest and the following officers
elected to serve tho ensuing year:
Comp. d. JOHNSON, NJ. f. ii. p,
ANDREW PAUL, X,
WIN. HENRY PARKER, s.,
J. TowNEs RoBERrsoN, C. H.,
J.J. LYONS. P.S,
JomN GRAY, X. A. c.,
r. J. WHITE, q. NJ. Sd Veil,
JN". G. BasKrN, G. NJ. Cd Veil,
W. &. DAVIS, G. NJ. LIST Veil,
i. Il. GocnnAN, Treasurer,
CnAs ii. ALLEN, Secretary,
Sentinel.
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DRUGS, DIR UGS,
THE UNDERSIGNED having Purchased
i the Stock of -

THE UNDERSIGNED having pusehasedl
l. the Stock of r.
Drugs, Chemicals, Medicines, &C, /.
formerly owned by DR.. J. H. 'Bontwriehti Boat
wright T. Barku"",) have opened at 1fsssDld
Stnnd in Columbia, the largest Stock in OUT line
ever offered in Ito interior Of the State. ss-sS.
We have complete Stock of Surgical, Dental
and Obstrtrical Instruments, Pluntntiori: Chests.
with full assortment OF Medicines and Instru.
ments for plantation use; PhysicianT Cases for
Saddle or Buggy. Oar Iuslruine ents hav sneariy
all been imported. and are of tho very best
make. y 49, Z ~. :
In calling the attention of Physicians t6.our
establishment they may be assured thatthe;r OF
ders will receive our hest care, and stliey may
rely on the purity Of our Medicines, If auy.
thing ordered in our lins fails please or il not
as represented we hold oursclv es Responsible, SSd
will promptly make il right. - -
SMITH q &sHUOIS = s. & /
Formerly J.aH. BddiM IIehk ~
= Court H0ass Rsnrssss
l. v iiuor, NJ. D: Jan 81. iss Nsis'ss9sss;Is ~
I avail myself Of this means. of atifrsssis sSSyI
friends III Abbeville personally. and dfseisa. they
will continue that kindness they have sO sSJfSR
shown me by fayeing our house wik 6sk
III SMITH . D.s
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one Of the Rich M,n.-H is estimated t,ot
one of the rich men of New York IN. nor :.
regular ineome' of $4,000 day-about ST..
loo'ooo year. Out Of this he can probably
manage, with economy, to clay aside against
rainy day the respectable sum of n million a
year. Add TO this anothcrnillion by the rapid ap-
prec'ati"n OF his real estate, and we have an un
usual Increase Of wealth for this individual
amounting to two millions of dollars. Vim. B.
Astor is that gentleman.
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MACKEY COUNCIL OF ROYAL AND SELECT
MASTERS

m"ckcy Council, Il. und 8. NJ, WINS organized
on i"es""y' 2oi'' inst, under Dispensation from
li'ust' Comp. A. q. MAckEy, Sovereign Grand
Inspector of the 33d Degree, and Secretary Gen.
cral of the Supreme Council.
Comp. G. Med. MILLER, Thrice lIIustrious.
JOHN GRAY, llIustrious II. of r..
I'D. Lyons, Principal Conductor of tbe
Works.
lHos. NJ CHRISTIAN, Treasurer,
j. &. BAsKiN. Recorder,
). L. K"bKnTsoN, Capt of Guards,
J.ll"LLISGswonrn, Conductor of Council
w. G. DAVIS, Steward.
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Spartan6urg and Union Railroads Tho
Spartanburg Spartan, of the 14th inst, in.
forms us that the Directors of this road
had a meeting at Union last week, at which
q good deal Of practical business was done.
Bonds to the amount Of over $100, 600
have been subscribed for, tl,.t they ssars in
conrse Of signature and will be ready for
delivery in 2 week or so, that the necessary
mortgage for the secnrity OF The bond.hold-
ers lie executed, and only lacks tho sigma.
sture. of The Trustees, and. that the. ,Prai.
dent Of the road leaves forthwith to make
the necessary arrangsments g procure iron
complete tho road 10 Upioi This
y good lows. set &
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SNOW.

w" have hccn experiencing. for the last few
days extremely cold weather for this latitude.
TN Sunday m"ring lnst we had considerable
snow. which still lies upon the ground. The ice
and snow has prevented the regularity of the
trains upon the Greenvile Road The mail hay.
ing failed OH Tuesday to reach this place, we arc
subjected 10 tho Inconvenience Of furnishing
paper without it.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-01-22

Religions Stafistics.-rhc Puritan Recorder
sums up the statistics of evangelical religion in
tie United States rs follows: Over thirty
thousand working ministers of the gospal, sus.
tanned by four millions of COMMITMENTS, and
heard by sixteen millions Of churcl, going nee
pie. Church property, seventy millions; rcli-
gl""s contributions, twenty four millions of
dollars per onnum.