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COLUMBIA, S. c., 0cr u, 1850.

COLUMBIA, 5. u, OCT. IL, loOU.
By His Eaceilency VILLL4.KH GLST, GOeerno'
and Commandcr-i,r- CHicf in and oper the Ssate q
South Carolina.
VYTHEREAS Electors of President and Vice Pres
wv idcnt Of the United STAGES arc appointed by
the General Assembly Of South Carollna anu
whereas an Act OF Congress, passed in 1876, fixed
the time when these Electors shall be appointed on
a iuy when the Legislature of this State is not IN
regular session In consequence thereof, |, WILL
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nv proclamation, calling upon those Senators oi
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on the Tuesday following, to appoint Electors OF
President and Vice President, in conformity to the
Act of Congress above referred to; and also that
tbay NAV, if advisable, akcss ion for the safety
and protection of the State.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State, at
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The Conservatist
A WEEXLY JOURNAL

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develop their capacity and to establish their posi-

develop their capacity ana 70 estabilsh their POSI-
ten.
II is a delusion to suppose that a speech or two,
however successful or brilliant, will make the repu-
tation OF wise and directing legislator. Something
more is necessary; and although Washington has a
bad name abroad there is no place where real
merit finds ts level more quickly or II sooner ac-
kn0wledQed. When the Free States determine u
send Trustworthy representatives to Congress, ana
TO sustain them by renewed manifestations OF CONN.,
dence, they will have made an important advance
in the right direction. Just now, several OF them
are ON the eve Of making nominations and the
suggestion is worthy of attention. Vermont VIII
perhaps be among the first to bold Conventions for
this purpoe Her delegation here consists Of
Messrs Morrill,, Royce, and Walton, men OF
whom any State might well be proud, and who are
esteemed by all parties in the House as among the
very best and safest legislators. Mr. Morrill, has
declined a denomination, but that Is just the reason
Why he should be sent back His name Is ldentlhed
with several of the leading measures OF this Con-
press and the last, and his leading position Is recog
nized everywhere. His two csleagu,s stand much
in The same estimation. They may be succeeded by
unexceptonal men, but Vermont cannot replace the
influence of the present delegation by any new
names. When she sent Highland Hall here Tor zen
or more years, it was because he had the ability 10
represent her creditably, and had acquired place
in public confidence which talent only could not
command. That example is worthy OF imitation ~
her and by the North generally, whenever such
representatives can be found, as Vermont now has
in Congress.
Brady, the distinguished photographer, who has
heretofore achieved such distinction in bis profess
sion, has just completed work of art, now on
exhibition IN the Speakers room at the Capitol,
which surpasses all his former efforts and has never
been attempted before. Two hundred and thirty
eight members are collected in frame of SIX feet
by fye and every one of the likenesses is not only
striking, but life.Eke. This work has involved the
labor of most of two years, large expense and the
personal attention and care of MIR. BRADY. He has
reduced the picture into a miniature size, as to
be within the reach of all who desire to be graft
fed with the presence of the "congregated Wis
DOM" This is triumph of skill, emnently credit
able to American art.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-23

SOARING hand upon Mr.. Tate's negligencs-he has
not spared the memory ofMr. Marion, who, be says
sustained the very highest reputation in the SER
I" vice to which be Belonged and he declares that
tenderness for the memory OF the dead should not
permi, us 10 forget justice TO the living. Justice
should be done to hun. His report has been held
back too late TO- complete justice at this session.
but every obligation of public duty demands that
this New York defalcation should receive the ear
Ii, st and most solemn attention OF the House OF
Representatives. The Postmaster General should
not be suffered to divert attention from himself OF
To direct The storm of indignation a1d punishment
upon his subordiLates, by railing at them for the
consequences of his own negligence. But every
guilty ore should be pursued, he was anxious to
pursue Fowler, with unsparing rigor. Committees
of inquiry and votes of censure are well IN their
place. But here is a case for impeachment Here
is an occasion to Prove whether there is anything
like offici, responsibility in this Government 1t
NAV be said that if the House does impeach, the
ID, n,ocratic majority in The Senate will protect
their associate Democrat from punishment. That
NAV be true; Mr.. Pitt labored and succeeded by
means Of Tory interest, in the House OF Lords, In
saving Lord Melville from conviction. But the
condemnation of public opinion was achieved, and
the ends of public justice in great measure at
tanned So il will be here The Republican ma
iority of the House can show that they sincere
in condemnation of official prohigacy, and that
their com loiots against the systematic puDder OF
the public treasury by Democratic Ofic holders
are not feigned and false. Nothing short of an
Impeachment win stop that plusder. waning
and example is needed, and here stands Mr.. Holt
a culpIt with his confession in his hands. The
occasion should not be neglected of indicating
the truth and sincerity of Republican principles
by dealing with him as he preteDds to deal with
tfioial delinquency. He pursues with uusparDg
yigoI-Wby should he be spared when the cobse-
queDces OF his incapaciy and negligence have lost
10 the Government more money than was ever be-
fore lost by one deiacation! In Office he has been
insOleut; lei him stand at the Bar of Public Justice
to answer for his official delinquency which he has
meanly endeayored to shift off upon dead men and
subordinates.
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-JuxE q.

COURT OF OYER AND TEKMINEK-JrNE y
The eXtraoJ binary tim Of this Court, ordered by
the the duplication of the District Attorney viii
hes been summoned 10 be tried Christian Han
sn for arson William DAMN CHAM for murder and john Farm
for granddaughter
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SUPERIOR COURT-TgIAL TERs-JuyE 2 Before Justice
MONCRIEP.

HEAVY DAMAGES FOX ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
Lena Norwsld sgt Levy Aerons
This was O suit TOR assault and battery, details of
which have been already published This morning the Jury
rendered verdict plaintiff assessing hr damage. .. s2ooJ
Eduon Blankn and j. Kennedy furong for PLAINTIFF Richard
Busted AID L. q. g. twout for drfsndsnt
SPECIAL TERs-Before Justice Woodruff
THEATRICAL QUARRELs.
Jean NJ Da-eLport al. Dion Bourcicant
1t viii be rememb, red that few months ago the
defendant published card Ia the spaper stating hat
plaiLtH Who playing Life Desns "a Phsdslphia,
postor and pa, of his plays Tne plain
tiff. thereupon commenced suit for libel The defen LIANT
pleaded tn lie the of add
That t4s card pubs ed by him piyssed publication:
The hniif ohjerted 20 tile general and
made motion eoI el the defendant specf-
csy The Court this afternoon sned the motion holding
that the defendant what relies upon
lis his title the drama and insert what facts h. claims under
the pIiyilt kub ion with 10 abide the
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COhMUN TLEAS-sPNcIAL ZI-Beiofe Judfe
DAILY.
DECISIONS.
White ag. Standardization for leave to Issue ex.
ecuion denied
James agt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of costs orr
dered.
The People agt. decentralization granted.
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power givsn BY the General to Col Lear sashs,ne the Co..
hs .s % @
and rahes rtan herstoore made b. Col Lear
third dated Augnt4 rss an sppoiumen, u Col L,.r.
BY the General a. Proxy 70 s.esd ne.ss Of s Potoaa
fourth dated at Phi ad.pb March d 1888 s.tsssens
Sm r. s0aS o. sS r wh Ss" G L
i,,siOn Of the Government Ofthe United States. 10 Dsc a.
quite clear to ne These fsrr paper. are Of .oeh s
seeI ia, th confer ON the legal representatives o Go, La
any be ei,. y sa, they DO pot so@. vsa he ss
category since hey e. the ds.is. AMI ssy
que,ODeo b the Oelesi hi. rspres.nistise. 49,
Der. errd 70 l. he conp lat b. delivered 70 such pass
and for the costs this aeion. :"
In the conclr sOns thu, tasd supported By de,n AZ
Special Tern, mace in hi. special demurer ,Ss
complaint ~ nnng ihst d. muI.r Nr Justice Davies h.A
Iei,ep bss properly In ~ and srsuser eannot "a, 81
the has not property in the letters and may do VIII
lsys not ,G%@.Dd upon Tsoy ion e
s6e and neelloos or n7 essndsntt
suit om regarding private let e property but 10 this .oa
rovers, whatever their characters DO bens he de-
fencsLts but were IN ID. posse"n 81 ons Lear at hs de-
cease aud person other than the Plaintiff Of than
had at the commencement OF this scaOn night to their poe
session ~ - SHdU
epoon eVdc s. and boS that VIA: Mr. cooSei I
he con;rovesy and although b. and the sd bs 20
ersed different idea that opinion could not and esnno,
which l have already stated. ,, nn.r
Nesc- York. March ?, 1860
SUPREME CoURT-CHAxBERs-JUSs 22-BefOre Justes
LEONARD.
DIVORCE CASE.
Priscilla Brooks sgt. Ivia 81. Brooks
This was an action for d divorce. The parties wers
married in Worceste Mas In May 1850 and subsequently,
removed to this city The psht charged her husband With
living with Mrs. Ryan IN VIC lon OF his marriage contract and
the the stare The referred and the referee
reported IN favor panting diyoce TO the S The Judge
conhrued the report aud ordered Judgment divorce accord
nzy The plaintiff Is receive -l per alimony
Before Justice BoSsEY.
DECISIONS.
Drake ct al. agt Smtb.-Motion granted on pay-
ment by defendant Of Apl Circuit ncldBg of
trial, and & 10 costs of motion
Bodartba Ell al agt. Gslaer ct. al ,-Paintiffs may
amend their plant neu ned 10 the notice Of motion
payment Of 10 motion, giving security Ia Of
400 the all costs Of defendant Habn IN tho
action.
Mallory agt. Irvi0e ct al-Deferdant's motion 10 set
aside desut granted and plaintiffs mutton stay proceedings
the action Of Irvine Mallory denied with leave 10 pisin
til ~ leave be- sssry) 10 Ia sad snentioned action
stay OF proceeding No costs OF either motion to chee
party. . ,
Jones agt Underwood et al.-Motion 10 get aside
Judgment and execution granted. but without costs
that the defendant Nicolas ard atnowedse assign
ent 20 the receiver under the poce dngs supplementary
execution this of all interests which said defendant bad
or paert right IN question: said supplementary
proceedings were commenced.
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daurtester 1ailp Spr

worcester Post Ohice-Summer Arrangement
Mails Close follows:
Northern Worcester County. Vermont and New Hamp.
hire via Worcester Nashua Railroad at SOC and
are due at 100 p.
Fitchburg Lancaster Leominster, West Boystou, Oak
ale, Clinton, Lowell and Nashua \. H., at 500 a. m,
and 345 p and are due at SIS and 100 p NJ;
Princeton and East Princeton at S45 m and is due at
Sis u. IN.
City OF Boston, $50 and sl0 a. M, l2l0, 25Oand 100
p. m; and due at soc a. n $50 and $50 p m.
Maine. Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Massa
chusetts-e0 a. m. and 500 p. and are due at 500
a. m, $50 and $50 p. n.
Rhode Island Except towns on the Worcester and
Providence Railroad) $50 a M and $50 and are
due at g. 40 a. M, and G30 p.
Way Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad 33o p
and are due at $40 a
Mcstcrl-fAl towns in Massachusetts, West OF WOf
cester,) IFS a. H., and are due At l2.45p m.
Albany. tWesten New York and Western States,) lis
m, and 400 p. and due at l245 and 1880 p m
SpriRghed7l Is q H. and 400 p M; and are due at 94H
Hartford, ali Connecticut except Windham and New
London countes) lis a M and 400 p N; and are due
Towns on line OF Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Windham County, Conn, 1880 a. m
and are due at 9l5 am.
m. and are due at $3.50 and ll.05
Barre. Barre Plains, Peersham, Paxton Dana, North
nd West Rutland, 9.45 and are due at 400 p m
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland, and Oakhaln, J5u p
m; and are due at 900 am .
Leicester. 9.45 m, and 43O m, and are due at9W
MIlburv and West Millbury 6 80 a. m and 3 80 D. IN
and due at $40 a m, and $50 p. m,
Shrewsbury $50 p. M, and is due at 800 a.
Grafton New England Village, and Cordav1le, b3O a
m: aud due at $50 p. m.
birmingham, South birmingham, Hopkinton, Ashland,
Woodvlle, Westboro NorthbOro', SouthborO' Corda
vile. and Grafton, l2.l0 p. and due at 9l5 H.
Milford, MendOn, Holiston, Bolton, Berlin, $40
and 500 y. m and due at 500 &. and $50 p.
Office hours from 645 a. M to 500 p. sundays from
l2.l0to II 40, p. m. EMORY BANISTER p. NJ
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Rar[roaos.
BOSTON & WORCESTER

1555s7F7575755=7 BOSTON & WORCESTER
els-:ss5 sssssss eRAILROAD. - SUMNER ARRANGE
~MEAT, commencing MONDAY, APiH %,
PASSENGER TRAINS ieave for Boston, as follows:
Leave Worcester at Steamboat T. $40 am l245, BIB
Exp 43O, 1910 Exp The 4, I, $40 a. m and Ky p m;
ard 10 80 p. M trains from the Lower Station
Millhury, $40 a. n. 4.l0 p. IN.
Grafton, III, 10 a IN. 4.50 p
Westboro', 80 10. Il a. M, LOS 502 p. H.
Southboro', 73S 1920 a. m. $40 p. M
Copiavie. al 1929 a. m. 5.l3 y. IN.
Ashland, las 1880 a. m. $50 D.
Milford. 7-l5 10 NJ. $50 p. m.
Northboro', Z, 9.45 a. m. APO p. IN.
Marlboro. I.24, lois a. IN. $50 D. -
Eramingham Steamboat, S02, lOi5 a m l34, 400 EX,
Natick, !, s l2, 1855 a. m. I, 5.45 pm.
SaNonviile $40 a. m. $3.50 p. m.
New Newton Lower Falls 8, 9 a. M 2 5455 D p M
m. L26 3i2, 81 III. sos Wor.. si2 p m
sos y. N.
lin connection with trains on Charles River Branch
TRAINS leave Boston, as follows.
tor Worcester at 6, lis. 900 Exp a. m ldO 3 EXP,
4e, 90 EXP, D.
Mlllbury, us a. m. 4.3J p. m.
Grafton . Is IN. $50, 430
NestboIO', 6. Is a m, 100, 4.30 p. m.
CordavDle, .. 10 a. M $50, 4.30 p. IN
Ashland, 6. III a. m. $50, 80 p. m.
Milford, lis a. m. i30, 4.3U D. nj.
Northboro lis a. M l30. $40 p. m.
Marlboro, lis a m. l.30 $50 p. M
53uEXp.
Natiek g. rs, $50 a. m l3O, 43O pm.
SaXonville, $3.50 a. M, ) p IN.
Newton, eWoI, Ti5S II a. m. u, IsO wor 2sG, $50
BroeEne, .7.5o $50, sos IL a. M 'l2lO us, .sl5 5
Albany, 6, $50 EXP. a. m. 100, 3 Exp. p m.
New York, via Springfield, $50 Exp m. EXP. p.
New york. via Norwich, $50 Exp p. IN.
~ New FORK Sunday Mail Train at $50 D. m. Ex
press Trains stop only at birmingham
in connection with Trains on Charles River Branch.
Boston, April 3, 1866 diff " 9'a ap7
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qatents.
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
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Omlnlbuses.

e SPENCER, LEICESTER
EEpFEnEES CHERRY VALLEY, NEW WoR
Ei-llstsEs-3 9z-J9Sgs CESTER, and WORCESTER ON.
hi f5seAsN ~ ~ NlBUS. Summer ARRANGEMENTS
CO Azlasssass.ak8 commencing May, 1858:
5 p.
Leave Leicester at a. M, l.3O p. M; leave No.
flasg 5 BLOCK at lO3O a. M, and p.
tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings: Leave
Leicester at $50, and No. Flaggs Block at o'clock
Leave Cherry Valley Is minutes after starting from
Leave New Worcester at $50 a. M. 10 30 A. NJ "A, n
Block at $3.50 a. m, 1880 M, II M 2.3O p. M p. M
p m.
SUNDAYS
Leave Leicester 95, and Cherry Valley at $50 a.
Leave City Hall at p. m.
Leave New Worcester at 10 a. m. and 2 p m. Leave
CITY HAN at close of meetings.
Express Business promptly attended to.
H. B STONE d CO., PrOprs
worcester, March, 1859. diff nchl9
MILLBURY AND WORCESTER ON.
AVA NIBUS leaves No. So Main street. at 10 a. IN and
500 p m From Milbury, leaves Lovell's Hotel at ION
a. ~, and l235 and leaves heP Office at u
m. and p. M. diff $50
GRAFTON & WORCESTER STAGE,
~ OLD LINE,
Leaves a. w. Sawycrs Music Store, 207 Main street.
Worcester. at l0i a. m. and 8 p. m.
Leaves Grafton at u a. m and p. m.
Leaves W. T. Barkers, New England Village, at "a q,
m. and II p.
Express business promptly attended TO-
BIGEfOW DODGE Propretors.
j. 7. HARRINGTON Driver.
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