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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

eRAHAM'S HAIR hENEWEa !
A Valuable Contribution to
MEDICAL SCIENCE !
ALL VALUABLE sciences and Inventions
have their periods Of infancy, growth aud ma
turity. which IL often takes ages to perfect
Navigation existed from the delnge without mate
rial improvements I'LL the genius Of Watts and Pultoa
produced the Steamboat. Tclegraphs existed k0m
time immemorial. smong the Greeks, Romans and
Eastern Nations In the shape Of simple speakins
the tabled Prometheus. gave them wings oflightniaG
Il is 10 with Cfahxm's Hair Remover.
This. that and the other bodv's Resiorer," Hal
sam Elixer. Lustrsl, "Ambroria. &C have strug-
gled hard for years to eupply real want, TO remedy
~ very common disease, namely.
a Premature Less ~ HAIR.
This want is supplied at ia.t in the discovery Of
okAnAM'9 0A)n ke0eWek,
Nothing like II for restoring lost hair preserving
falling hair. or bcautfying . fine head Of hair, he's
been discovered mp to this hour.
1t contains no poisonous ingredients. no Lac Snl.
siby injure the hair.
0RAnAna'8 nAlR REVIEWER
Improves the health OF the scalp. ffcer the pores
from .bstructi0ns nOurishes the roots Of the Hair.
and thus promotes their growth and the secretion u
colorns matter; removes and destroys dandruK and
gives natural gloss 10 the Hair BY improving the
oil and per- piratory glands. In word Il 10 the
NE PLUS ULTRA
cfpseparat for the HAIR and bound to supcrcsde
oil others, by yiftne OF tte Wnfvaled superiority.
GRAHAM'S
LIQUID HAIR DYE.
Per changing the Hair instantly from any color 10
brilliant
BIZ AZ OK,
with entire safety TO the health. and without ipjusy
10 hair or akin Prepared only by
lsRA0aA - - NOT11E 00s
- AZ VWA.Aa~-A>> -
waukegan, m
For sale In Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Ciucin
matt Cleveland. Detroit. and all Druggists. Wholesale
and Retail. oug13-d&Wly
For sale in Dsvenpost BY Stevenson Carnahan.
Harrison 4 Starks, q. Dell0ed, and Druggists gen
eraly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

Would you have dark ~ laseEe1s hicks. md We
With bsanGy's Q1een, tAe goddess q ~ skyi
o. 3 yoss bessty fAaiag - decay,
Your raven treases passing hA awV!
OF il ags drawing 700 ustoeiy nsaef
Do silvssy locks upon yeur Nod sppsass
Then why Of yoathfal beauty. why despair
whes there's balm for every slvsfy NJ!
Times sosr0wS, fevers favagss \ 0lesses-
A sure Scstorcr to those missing tsssses!
From her bright locln ~ inm0gtal na0e = woa
OF Hair Restoeer-"l Martha Washlngt0ar
Thea HE to tho store-just eefoo1 Tie w1y,
And ret bottle with the 1ooge deley.
"Martha VvasAanglen :"
HAIR RESTORER B
Stands abeve ceoparisea With aay other aeticll
for the 0sii in market
a p11rBCT
Hair Raoloeer an ualr Dfo11of
DoeA C00o0oe0 u Ooo.
Sold everywhere. Price u ~ " Dottle.
0UOND0 . CO.. RrepFlet
wholesale and Retail ~
HARRISON Z 0TA0X0,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14
SYMPTOMS OLA DISEASED LIVER,

Pain IN the right eide under the edge Of the rs IN.
crcasie pressure sometimes the pain IL In the le
side the patient rarely able to lie the left side;
sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder blade
and frequently extends to the top OF the shoulder,
and Is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the arm,
The stomach Is affected with Lore IL appetite and sick
the bowels In general coetivc sometimes al
ternating with laxy the head Is troubled with pain,
accompanied with dull, heavy senat0n In the back
accompanied with paisful sensation Of having lcft
undonc something which ought to have been done A
slight dry cough Is sometimes an attendant The pa
tent complains o weariness and debility ne Is easily
startled his feet cold or burning and he complains
Of prickly sensation OF his skin; his rpiriis low,
and although he is satisfied that exercise would he
beneficial to him. yet he scarcely up fortitude
enough to try it, In fact he distrusfs every remedy
Several OF the above symptoms accompany the dfscase
but casrs have occurred when few Of them existed,
yet examination o the body ater DEATH has shown the
Liver to have beeen extensively derangcd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14
EXTRA OUhllE, EXTRA FLIGHT,
EXTR, LUSTRE.

Manufacturing COACHED Car varnishce exclusively
having given years oftndy and practice in that cs
pccial line, together tn the growing popularity o.
our goods: We have it'll To believe We can supply
you with a. good vnish ~ can be found In any
market. We also ri especial care 10 the making
ola QUICK DRYIN COACH vARNlSIi, ruited
10 the wants OF Manlcturcrs OF Wagons and Agr-
cultural implements Has been largely distributed
and has never failed give en'ire satisfaction in
single instance and feel we can safely claim ito
Durability, Lustre aiColor IS not excelled by any
The following arefew OF the many unqualified
endorsements recei, in their favor
j. l. Case 4 Co., cine. Wis.,: Winchester. De.
Wolf 4 Co Whichever. Wis.,: G. w. Van Brunt 4
Co.. Hricon. Wis: I'll, Moore & Miller. Louisville,
Ky: VIM. Conrad, yarsaw, Ind. d. Huggngs 4
Co Anamosa. Iowa Ebbart Birmingham. Car
Buildere,) Chicagon.: Novelty Carriage Works.
Chicago, II. Mask. date painter At North side X.
r. Shop; A. X. Bop, Chicago: Rossow Broa. d
Co., Chicago: Enron Nanny, Rockford. Ills.
Calf Tracy Co., Sting, Ill. scptC- dom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

DR.. McLANgS CELEBRATED
v = 3 II I = y q = |!
Has been to simply write or order vermifuge. The
lanes vermifuge, they very frequently get one o.
mifuse nov bes6se he public. Ee therefore Sss lesv.
Srs hs s!%s II s.s and sSs
hcir factors or agens that they Will not receive any
m"cv an me ~ ene s,oSer. m
ing Ss.ne. Ceesisa a. Liver E 4Se popular ps
plant, and al the bilious derangunents - pssvslent
In tlse south and 6oufhwcst, has nduced tire vea1css
Of many worthless nosrums to claim for their prepare
DIR. McLANES CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS !!
Are the original AID only rslisble remedy for Liver
Complaints that hes YET bees discovered re usg.
ths plantes and n,sschant . - valses Nh own aud
ordering. Take neither Vermifugo nor Liver Pills
unle0 Jon are sure you are gettns the genuine DR..
Prepared only BY
Fleming Bros., Pittsburgh, Pa
Sole Rsprissorsef d.. NeLaas Lissr Plls
Vsr'nVugs and Lsng syrup.
Sold BY Dealers Everywhere.
DIR. McLANES
Celebrated Lires. rus!
For tie Cure Of Hepatis, or Liwn Complaint,
Dysp~psid and Sick Heod0cAe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

Nsrveus Debility. Shattered Nerves. ~. VI.
ese' Oaocs. Loas Of Power. Ceafusioo Of
Thoughts. Epilepsy.
1Asusasds who have suffered for years will
bless the day on which they reed these lines.
Particularly 10 weak. suffering woman will this
medicine prove an lnestimable pleasing direct
ing their Footsteps to Hope which fulhiis more
than IL promiscs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14
AGUE AND FEVER.

AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. McIAncs Liver Pills. In cases Of Aguc and Fever
when tnkcn with Quiniie, prOmctive " the most
happy results No better Cafhartc can h used pre-
parstory to- or after taking Quinine We would cd
wise all who acted with this disease to give them
q FAIR TRIAL
DIRECTIONS.
Take two three pfs going to bed every second OF
third night II they dc not purge two q three times
the next morning take one Oe two more; but sligh
Srsakast should ivsrisbly follow their use The Liver
sary AZ anti biliOus purgative they inferior
none and In doses Of two three they give astOnish
ing relief In Sick Headache also in slight derange.
m2nts Of the Stomach
Prepared only by
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14
Constitution Life Syrap
Cares Oh Swelling Of the Glands,

Either Of the faee, Neck, or Female Breast. and
I'd, thus preventing their breaking. and produc-
ing troublesome Discharging Sores. which dis
agure 90 many Of the younger portion Of the
community. from six 70 twenty years OF age
Young children are very subject TO Discharess
ffom The Ears. which depends upon Scrofuloua
constitution These casss soon recover by taking
afew doses Of the Life Syrup
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14


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I've prompt
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! BNtcu.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-28

was able TO give the circumstances as narrated
above At first she was too much agitated TO say
anything coherentY but by-and.by she became sut.
fciently collected to rive such Information about
Cash 20 Captain McKelvy as was Deedlul TO put in
operation means for tnat indIvid la's arrest
Several OF the night police were detailed, ana IN
conn any with Officer Hess, proceeded TO the rest
dence If the father Of Cash. which they Kept under
surveillance for several hours. About iour O'CLOCK
this morning the pat tience of the officers was re-
wafded by seeing light In the house Officer Hess
and Lieutenant BO ster immediately entered ana
arrested Cash, who was busib engaged IN MAKING
preparations for q hurried departure he was con-
veyed TO the Mayors flee, meanwhile protesting
his innocence of the crime imputed to him most
vehementy.
Yesterday morning the accused had a hearing
before Mayor Morrison, and the evidence, as then
mt upop record was substantially the same the
girps original statement Bolh Cash and Hall bear
reputations that are sald by those who know them
10 be mo- above reprOech. The young woman we
we're Informed Is respectfully connected, and
throughout large circle of friends the most intense
indignation is iet at the IndgnItv and irretrevable
injury that she has suffered. Should so wicke a
cTime be established against those alleged to have
rerpetrated II, there Is no penalty Of the law that
would be adequate punishment for it.-PHtsJarg
Republic, 26h
MELODY FOR MISUNDERSTANDING to a letter
from Vienna, a thousand nghtncales have been
caught, at the request of MaXimilan, and will
be speedily shipped for Mexico.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-28
PRHId5sAnRPIESLdPsHlAA, PHdsnPIS dsI A. :, Sa SGaERMANTowN, AMI

i HORRIsI o Wk RAILROAD.
On and alter WEDN EsDAY, May 49, 1866
FOR GERMAN1OW
.Leaye iedelihi9ao g. 10 IL, IL A. M 2, $40,
Leave Germantown 6, I, ~, 8, 8 20, 0, 10. IL IL
l,2 3, 4, AZ, 6 "a {, 8, o. 10, IL p. M.
The q DOWN train and SA and 81 up trains will NOT
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave PhhadelphIa $40 A M, 2 8 8, 8, l0A p. N.
Leave Gelmant0Wn6 A. M, l. T. 6H 0A T NJ
CbESNUT HILL RAILRO ND
"a hSNp ~ EuiiauelphiG 8, g. 10, ~ A. NJ, 3A 5A T.
ID deeys GhsSsGgt a!,6 H5 Il9 3Inutes SNuNAM
Nv w. Nv oSV O. oVi Az ana % lq4O minutes p. M.
Leave Philadelphia 0l0 minutes a. NJ ah andspu
s25 m,4n es h 7lO minutes A. a., i24O $40 an
Fer R0ONsHoHoCKEN AND HORRIsTOWN
~ {LehIYe n adelphia 635 minu es llO5 A. NJ IL
az S2ei "a 3 20 minutes, and III r. NJ. 49,
iesEe NoIr'stown 5l So II A. M, III AZ 64
, Z he 5N P. NJ train win stop at School Lane w,aA
hlcbon, anayunB, Spring M, and Conshohocten StE
.,. on SUNDAYS. V'"S
leave Ph a'elpbiG A, ~, ~ 4 and ~ T. NJ
Leave NoiilstOwn A. NJ /, 81 and 3 r. A. '
FOR MANAYUNK
=, Leave Philadelphia 35 minutes, Ii'O5 A. NJ IL
Leave Ga dnaybnE 6A III 500 oA, Iih, A.M.,25sx
oN SUNDAYS
Leave PHILADELPHIA a. N. az 4, andibPM
reave Nanayunk 799 4. M Ia & and S1 r. "
". VII On. GcIcTa Suns,inte,.p',
hepot SINTA and GREES stYeets
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-28

nRANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
~ ON ana amer MONDAY February IL two daily
trans will run between Washington and L, nchburg
conneetng az GoIdonsH le with VIRGINIA Central aii
MAIL TRAIN.
IChve Washington daily thundaY exc ,pted) M R.as
A; ana arrive at LyncnbuTg at bf5 r. Al. y"
Leave Lynchburg at Z A. M and arrive at Washing
ton at 26 7. M. - N
EXPRESS TRAIN
Leave Washington Gsty tineluding SUNDAY, ot q rs u
NJ and arrive at lynchhug at geo A
ton a 6I0A, ' " " "'"'Ae
10th Trains making close connections at Tyncbbure
for Nor and Northwest " ''''e'0"
Trst-class sleepn0 cars attached TO the night trains
The road - at ractive not y of IT'S com or able
odatons, hut Tor the fact that passes ue now
h toTic loea tues of Fairfax, Bu Run Manassas Bris
Toe, at ett's RappahannOck, Cupeper Orange ana
Gordonsyi le places OF mperishabe interest in the
Through tiekels 10 all points souIh Al 0 Southwest
may be bad IN Boston, New YORK Philad lOhil. and
BamoIe end at The .5~e0 OF the road ~ Rashn ytop
AleSerdIa NV, n. Mo- AFFtRTY,
Gepcffl Supe inieulen
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-28

TOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN AND
L, AmD1y ana Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
az aS1 y Sy RACES, from walnut Street WhaIf will leave
At s A. M, via Camden and Amboy Accomm oda FAKE
AIS Via Cam den and Jersey City Express 20
A camGen and 4mSSSy go
At6P.A via Camden and AmbOy AccOmmoda.
Ats N, and r NJ for cunt Holly Ewans ISo
giie tem6sTton, oI s and Vincentown Ats A. NJ. and2
Af5 3ne 10 n, = NJ SO, and llsO NJ tor Fish
sTS se #Ss SnS ri %%sS
ISFs From lfRREfHSpsINGToN DEPOT WILL LEA
kensnft6n ara Jersey City Txpres Lines fafe sso ya
The 645 ?, NJ Line willlun daily. AllOthers Sundays
AT $50 and II A, M 8 $3.50 $50 8, and Gas p M and
At and il is a. ii. i NJ. l. and P NJ for Corn
bTGTrso3,e FESmes6lrS TscC4y WsinOmng.
Bristol sehencEs EddnstOh ana sP for Homes Sr
nG S sStiGa' 0f Niagara Falls Buffalo
Dun 1unkMk Canandaisuai Elmlra, Ithaca 0wego, Ro
MOntrose Wiikesparre Scranton stloudsburg, Water
IRe rect wt be
leaving Easton Tor Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethe
lsg SE IamNSEtYf %H.% and Il stations
E'REIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
connecting roads iNckf1sEB IN DEspafGaf De pafDf ana
ok poMfSY HfRSY EEAhEHhfGGGAD EhHfGaE LFs hNR
for New ork viii leave WALNUT Street Wha at
O'Clock NJ daily Sundays excepted
Freieht must be delivered before AZ o'clock to be for
Returning, the above lines will leave New York at u
noon and 4 and p.
Freight for III en- Princeton, Kingston New Bruins
wick, and al points on the Camden ana AmDoy Rail
road aso, on the Be- dere Delaware and Fleming
ton he New Jersey the Freehold and Jamesburs ana
and forwarded up 10 p Nj.
he Belvdere lie aware Reiroad connects at Phillps
burg with the Lehigh Val ey Railroad and at Manun-
kaehgnk with AL points Oh the De- aware, Lackawsnna
and Western Raj rOad fOrw ardinR to SYRACUSE Buflao
and other Joints IN Western New York '
The New Jersey kairoad connects at Elizabeth with
the New Jersey Central Railroad and at Newark with
the Morlis and Essex Railroad
A slip memorandum, specitylng the m arks and num-
beTs, shippers and cOnsp must in every instance
given, ~ ~
n. B.-Increased facilities have been made for the
transp ortaton OF live stock DrOvers are invited 10 try
the route When sock s furnished in quan tiles OF two
carloads or more II WI be delivered at the foot of For
tie h street near the Drove Yard at Pier No /
of shipment.
Forte or other Information, apply to
WALL Err FREEb AN, Freight A gent
No. 226 =. DEISRA RE- Avenue, PhtadelDha
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-28

I)ENNS4LNANIA UENTRAL RAIIROAD-
i SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
The Trains OF the Pennsy lvania Central Railroad
leave the DEPOT, at 1hry-1rst and Market streets
which is reached by the cars the Market street Pas
senger Railway, running 10 and from the Depot The
last car leaves Front street about 80 minutes prior
to the departure of each III aim '
On Sundays-Cars leave Eleventh and Market
streets As mnD ties before the departure of each Trains
Manns Baggage Express will ca for and deliver
Baggage at the Depot. Orders lef. at the Oface No
63l Chesnut street, will receive attention,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-01-24
Railroa6 Communication Renewal.

COLUMBIA AND CHARLESTON CONNECTED ONCE
MoRE-ARRIvAL OF THE FIRST TRAIN AFTER an
interval of more than eleven months, the railroad
communication between this city and Charleston
was resumed yestcrday-the last spike having
been driven by Supervisor McKewn, at II m,
This welcome intelligence was generally known
throughout the city, and by o'clock, several
hundred persons had congregated at the depot Of
the South Carolina Railroad, to witness the arr-
val Of the first through passenger train since the
Of Conductor w. B. Kennedy, (who, by the way,
had charge of the last through train which left
this city, and was drawn by the fine locomotive
Coo<awhatchie Engineer Smokes. 4 number Of
prisons were on their way TO the depot, but did
not hurry themselves, expecting to hear the well
come sound Of the steam whi$tlc; but in this
they were disappointed, as the locomotive moved
quietly up to the depot. 1t was the intention Of
Mr.. Peake to have brought this train through,
but he was detained in Charleston by important
business.
The last way train that run through to Colum-
bia was on the 10Th of February, 1865. Eleven
months have brought again the cheerful sound
Of the engine whistle. This was run under the
supervision of Mr. Gilbert, and under his super
vision the first trains were run through last even
ing.
Mr. McKewn has kept his promise, and We
congratulate him upon the result.
Besides the arrival OF the passenger tain, in
schedule time last evening, at. 40 P. M, a
freish hit train of twelve cars arrived at I p. m.
Freight is received at Charleston for Columbia.
At this depot, freight for Charleston will be re-
ceived on Thursday. All inquiries should be
made to Mr.. Bollin, at the depot. The passen-
ger train will leave at a. m, and arrive at 425
D. m.-Phenir.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-01-24

THE FREEDMENs BUREAU-The Bill before
Congress relating to the Freedman'S Bureau pro
videS that the Act establishing the Bureau shall
continue in force until otherwise provided by
law, and shall extend to refugees and freedmen
N all parts of the United States. 1t provides
for the division of the Districts and authorizes
the Secretary of War to issue fuel, clothing, etc,
to refugees and freedmen, and authorizes the
President to- reserCe for sale, or from settlement
under the Homestead or Pre-empti'n laws, and
to set apart for the use Of freedmen and Loya!
refugees unoccuped lands in Florida, Mississippi
and Arkansas, not exceeding in all three millions
of acres of good land. Section fifth confirms the
possessors, titles granted by order Of iajor Gen-
eral Sherman, and the remaining sections relate
to the duties Of the CommSS onerS, the military
protection to beextended to the freedmen and
the punishment ior subjectiag freedmen to slave
ry.-CourieT.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-01-24

An ACT TO AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED "AN ACT
TO ALTER THE LAW IN RELATION TO LAST WILLS
AND TESTANENTS, AND FOR 0THER PURPOSES
RATIFIED THE TWENTY FIRST DAY oE DECEABER>
IN The YEAR or OUR Leap cNG THOUSAND EIGHT
HUNDRED AND E!FTY-EIGu0.
I. Be 1t e1Gctei by tie '&tUcf" Gr3 I!o' =
Representatives, NOR mc! on| sitting m GsQsT@1
ASSEMBLY, and bp the n2tb2":tY of the %J'"f, That
40 subscribing witness to anr will, testament
or cod cil shall hereafter D., hrii Incompetent to
attest or prove the same by reason OF any devise,
legacy, or brQuest therein III favor OF such wit
ness, or the husband or wife o! *;ch witness, or
b7 reason Of any appointment therein Of such
witness or the husband o. wife Of Sn@h witness
TO any Office, trust or duty, aEl such devise, leg
acv, or bequcst, shall be and the same is hereby
declared valid and efTcctual, if og!crW;sH so, eX
cept so far as the property estate or Interest so
devised or beQueahed shall exceed III value, any
property, estate or interest TO, which such wit
ness, OF the husband Or wife Of Such witness
would be entitled, upon the failure TO establish
such will, testament or codici, but to the extent
of such excess the said devise, les ICY or beQue<t
shall be null and void; and such appointment
shall be valid, if otherwise so but the person or
persons so appointed shall not, in s&rh case, be
entitled by law to take or receive any commits
sion or other compensation, account thereof.
III That the second section Of an Act entitled
can Act to alter the Law in relation to Last
Wills and Te>tamertS, and for other PURPOSES
ratified the twenty-frst day Of December, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and 6fty-eight, be and the same is hereby re-
pealed.
III That the third section Of the said Act be
amended 50 as to read as follows, viz: That
hereafter the probate, in due form OF law, by and
before the proper Ordinary, Of any Last Will and
Testament, whether the same be real property
exclusively, or of real and personal property
mixed, shall be good, sufficient and eftrttual in
law, in the same manner aud TO the same extent
as if the said Last Will and Testament were ex-
clusiveiy of personal estate; and no devise Of
real estate shall be admitted as evidence in any
cause until after probate before the Ordinary,
either in common form, or in due form OF law.
" That ali Acts and parts Of Acts inconSiS-
rent herewith, be and the same are hereby re-
peaed.
In the Senate Honse, the twenty-6r$t day Of
December, in the year of our Lopd one thou
sand eight hundsed and Sixty-fve.
". D. PORTER.
President Of the Senate.
.. &. H. SiMONTON,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
Approved JAMES L. Orr,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-01-24
G. & G.. Railroad.

We are pleased to impact the agreeable inform
alton, which comes directly from the worthy and
esteemed Ge' eral Superintendent, Mr.. La<Salle,
that the passenger train will commence running
through on Wednesday the 3lst, inst. There
will be about seven miles Of stating still for the
passenger to accomplish, below Aston. The
great convenience however, is, that notwth-
standing the break of seven mile passengers
will be able to buy tickets through, including
ferry and hack fare. The hours of departure
and arrival will be given in next paper.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-01-24

TIE LAuRENs RAILROADS. there not enongh
of snmberag enterprise, which if awakened,
among our pcople--we mean the citizens of Lau-
rens District-to repair and put once more in
operation our little railroad ? Surely there n.usr
be. We have been without its convenienceS
now long cnonch to feel the necessity and ad-
vantages Of railroad.
We are assured by its President, Dr.. B. s..
James, that it only needs small and Insignificant
amount to put the road in running order. Tais
amount can easily be raised by small subScrip-
tion from each. Let US raise it. 1t only needs
a little cntcrpr$e-a little activity, and we will
again have railroad Let some Of orr leading
citzcns-some Of the directors, take hold Of this
matter Who will take the lead, and who will
follow? Let the President c III meeting Of the
directors, stockholders, and the pcOpe-thosc at
least who favor such an enterprise, at an early
day, and let US see what can be done.
l. LaurenSriUe Hen aid.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-01-24

KICK H1M.-The Augusta Constituencies
makes public the following information
4 SwindIer-Io the Press Sonth "A fellow
who signs himself G. W. Hubbard, ,Jr, Of the
''Cash Advertising House, l24 Broadway, New
York" is an unmitig ted humbug an Swindlcr.
We know whereof we speak from sad experience,
and we make this announcement for the p~gpose
of preventing our contemporaries South from suf
fering pecuniary loss at his hands. Suffice it to
say that check On the North River Bank, Hobo
ken, N. j., sent by him to US, has been returned
protested. Pass him round and give him the
benefit of a notoriety for cheating the printer as
we'll as that others may be Oh their guard against
his swindling operations.