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NEw YoEk, March sOth, 1854.

MsIHI. GeO. c. HICOeid O.. Hudson, MY.
GESIs,-My family having been the re-
ciplont Of marked benefit In health by the
uSs Uf your "GOlden Bitier," am induced
To acknowledge my Sense of gratitude in
this letter which you Hre privileged 10 Use
~ you desire. eau confidently assert that
since the inst bottle OF your Bitten entered
my house have heard OF no complaint OF
dyspepsia. Ny Wills had been troubled with
tue mAlHfly Tor years. and had also been
much annoyed by piles The symptoms
anu the disease have both lett, and size II
thUROOd qualities OF your article, and can
Only say, Ia conclusion, that | should be
happy u give verbal evidence TO the doubt
Ing any time they may call on Tue. Win
much regard, am,
n A GRAHAM
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'O"" Il. 4. GRAHAM.
asL. Conrtlandt vt, MONTREAL, July II q

9st. CouttlandtE st, MONTREAL, July II, '6i
0ESrLENEH,-YOur .Bltten 0laVe bsen
such blessing In my family hiat cannot
refrain from sending you this testimonial.
In December last my vile was very sick
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gOOd Htlmulent was Ahs0lulel, ectsSATy.
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Tie Of Golden Blttsn" which been
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them: had no faith IN them, yet thou al
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that my wife gnluci strength aud hSdlh with
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well aud strong. CheeTiully do | recon.
mend them 10 Hll ladies n gentle aud
AtTeugl heninR tlmulRnt.
Yours, &c,
UtO. A, ], NORMAN,
lH West nth ST., N, Y
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NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-The Herald's
Havana special OF the 2sth says: We
have dates from st. Domingo to the
10Th In which II Is stated that the rebel
General Barricut was captured by Gen.
Valero, and that General Babadllla, Ut
the head OF the column bad left for
Clbas. President Cabral and staff were
following.
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NRw York, Nov. 2e.-Adyices from
Kingston, to the 18th, state that there
is no truth In the report Of another out.
break among the blacks, and that 1t
was likely the Government would be
compelled to call out the militia and
adopt severe measures ofrepression.
The entire lot OF tickets for Dickens
first series was sold to-day, mostly TO
spectators.
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AeIrrI. Geo. e Hubbel q Co:
9EsTs.-HAving used only two bottles OF
your Golden Bitten," I can recommend
them with tho utmost confidence Us tonic,
particularly for change OF diet and water.
Il II ~ we'll for laules and children, giving
them part uf a Wlne-glAS two or three times
u day. YOurs respectfully,
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!, gentlemen, youTH, with respect.
Cashier FABRlGOU
NEW YORK. January IL, 1881.
letps G.,l. q HubbsI a Oh

Mems. Geo. c Rub6el & Co.
EEw YORK, April 2Sd, IFeI.
Geo. O. Hub6ei a oO.-Gentlsmen: We have
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It's compound parts entiIle It 10 the notice OF
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we have used Il 10 our practice with very
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ThOeA, sick hesdache, cholic, &c, &c, and Is
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thnse Of delicate constitutions. Youn, &C,
Doctors J. r. a T. 4. SORBUhY,
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San FRANCISCO, Nov. 2s.-To.day
was observed NJ thanksgiving day, and
business was generally SUSPENDED.
The whale ship, Emily Morgan, clear.
ed for New Bedford with 1900 barrels
whale oil and 100 barrels sperm oil.
The Gardiner Colby, for Liverpool,
carries 1000 sacks OF wheat.
Tho French bark Volta Bordeaux has
arrived.
General Rosseau has assumed com.
mand Of the Department Of Columbia,
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 2S.-'rhe
Reconstruction Convention, after u
short session to-day, adjourned until
Tomorrow without transacung any
business.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Tbe Presl-
dents message was read 10 the Cabinet
to-day. All the members were present.
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READ THE EVIDENCE.


AeirI DerirI q Bolton.
GENTLHNES:-Forth the last eleven months
! have been suffering almost daily from Sc
we're attacks Of Dyspepsia; 80 much 50 that
could with dif1culty retain 4 meal In M
s.omRh more than twenty minutes. At
night ! experience a great burning In or
about the heart; general depression OF
spirits, attended with frequent headache,
dizziness or dlnlness OF sight. l tried va
partitions, without being afforded any ef.
lectual relief, I'LL used four bottles of'Hub-
bells Golden Bitter" Ence which period
have not been troubled with a single one
Of the above complaints. From the benefit
duty 10 expires publicly my grateful thanks.
GE A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector
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eOLpEN RLrTENs...nuD0ell. Golden

GOLDEN BITIEHS.s-s Hubbel's UoIden
BltteH are rapidly gaining worldwide rep
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PANS, France, June 2, 1854.
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GENTs:-I can my that your "Golden Rit-
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world. II AclH truly In a most miraculous
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ing you prosperity and great success In the
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lam, gentlemen. youn. with respect
CAStNIER FABRlGOU,
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DRY GOODS.

Dry goods are rather Inactive, yet
steady Tor most kinds of staple fabrics
OF cOitOns. Print cloths, Arm at Oy<a7c
for standard makes. Prints, steady
and III moderate request Ill l2JEc for all
regular makes, aud 1870 Tor favorlIe
brands. Brown sheeIiugs Of best makes
are scarce and hrm, AS are brown drills,
Attull previous prices. Light sheeIings
aud shirtings are In better supply, and
continue depressed both for bloached
aud brown.
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The Latest News

BY TEL no RAPH.
~ me Union Einei
ofioe, corner ii Main and Monroe Etreoi.
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GOVERNMENT SrOCKs-Coupons, 'G2,
1855; Us, lOd1i; new lU6k.
MoNEr-unchanged. SterlinG-Un.
changed.
GoLD.-lSD.
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the: UNPRECEDENTED : SUCCESS OF
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rocKErPcxMe m BoszoA-Ths Traveller sayo IN old
Sady recently had her pocket picked In me -. Sod
Denly discovering her los. sne caught hoh Of A 's
tssnsd member Of he Legislature standing near" and
socussd him Of ths theft The amiabls hwnaker sould
eaiy say 'Nadam. GOT up and gave you my srak bus
assure you did not steal your mOney." hcquan-
sanoes vouched for the esnemans character and finally
sne accnser released her hold The Tr0sely doss NOT
mate which the strongest ground for suspicion
ing member of the Legislature giving uD ones ssai
10 lady ss
PnxrK1RED JoHs.-The Bowling Green 6arses Ays
snat white woman applied at the clerks Office - that
city some days ago for license 70 marry Negro She
d that she could NOT live a. peace with her othes and
snougnt that John" could take care Of her.
NoRr.ERx PAuHc RAmRoAn.--Ths 81 Paul and Pacific
henoao y believed, will be sxtendsd q least nfiy
pies beyond b Anthony the coming season.
CoLoRED FEMALE DANTE I'm Lexington, KY. thsre
- negro girl who was net long since struck appar.
enty dead ana remained 30 for several days When lie
again exhibited Itself she Was blind She has since
covered ner eght but paral ned from her neck down
sne processes 70 have visited heaven and he'll
nave been sent back 70 tell what she saw She prophe
ses that she will recover the full Of her and
will then preach in the stFestA 6a.l1.-a
DOG TOO MUCH FOR EAGLE-An eagle mauurrtne
twelve feet from tip 70 tp OF wings recently
large dog Of mixed mast and Newfoundland blood ia
Marquette, Wis, with intent 70 devour Tho dog led
disabled the eagle, 5ust boy up with pitch
fork, when the bird attacked thsbsy but svaniuay
Captured t4-NN
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FRASxSon1, Fcbee, 1867.
The 1ngeiaturs has passed bill 10 pay tho state
bonds making New York the point Of redemption. Un.
lees bonds presented for payment within one year
sf,cy their maturity thcy viii be considered cancelled
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4 BsoLuTE DryORds LEGALLY OBTAINED n
N New York and othefstates, without publicity fe
t divorce granted. Conttaticn free.
~ HOwES. Attorney "a Counsellor ~ Nassau street.
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as he Of r us & e. s Sas
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nj ss:: $s;S .s
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majority legal shall DC submitted ic the Congress 81
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Tsscisc; whse's,sr; ss jsdsmsns that q
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Objects act Ssafs Sasas nar law x
s.id !, d,ro S q any gsr and take uoh
may b required % he public peaoe and I'll
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sS x officers elected N pursuance . orders nsrss y
Al! secure Ss sy aSyes,s = copisnpi:isd.
aS sas sn u the said Or
.ppon..d q Obi. scs q q q s ccavss
nsns person who :ns guilty 81 sny ohsnes gains.
sssnsss s.a ps .siAs,,ss 81 ,s
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u s;s ses sssI
PASSAGE NEsRAsxA ovxR rHE pRxsnESr's vS1c
Mr.. AsErxv, trepl. or Ohio, rising 70 question Of
privcge called up tho bill for the sdmission Of NO
brpskA State. a4.4 sst.r
The action Of tho Senate N passing the bill over the
Presidents veto read and The clerk commenced 70
read the veto 4'-t
Mr. AsHrsr made shs point OF ordsr chat u WAS not
necessary read the Presidents veto except IN the
House 70 which II had boon ssnt nhc Senate IN TINS IN
stanceL but he Immediately witbdreU The point ape
allowed the veto 20 bs reUd
The HOUSE then proceeded on asrcsing 70 The bin, not
withsiandipg the Presidents objections ;.
The vote bv yeas nays resulted, ysas l2o nays -
tbs only gspnbcans In the negative being Davis ana
Nhymond. The Speaker voted "Ayc"
AfisY The voae wae anrourced The 6psAsss ssr'sFso
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IlicsI.

Boravs--ca Saturday, evening, February o. Al the
residence of her Snin-law, Brainerd Montague, Mira
I0r~A. A. BoIItS the S6th year OF her age
The funeral viii AXE place on Monday afternoon At
three O'Clock, from B7 Wcet Ninoleenth street gais
tives and fcris arecspecully Invited W attend with
out further notice.
[FUr OiAer Aa,n Sec SspsuA RaosJ
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MIsCSLI.ANEOUs.

$685..
A BsoLuTE Drv0Ros LEGALLY OBTAINED Ihs
N New York and othefstaes, without publicity Zee
TIL divorce grnntcd. Contltniion free.
y. Howss. Attorney "a Counselor, - Nassau ssreet
<yORNs BUNIoNR, Es.ARaED JOINTS AND ALE
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Buniona Chiloains. A. by ~ 20 cents
TNE GRATHs EI.EcTRIc GI IN wARRAErgp ~.
II sorcs and Pains in fronbne 1.-TWO avs pracss,
and 81 per bottle Depot fhiadphia Sold By al drag
<yREAr BARuAINs-41HtNA> DINNER sEys 1.@
VT piecea eDl worth k5U .dccoved Dinner Sets IN
,rces S worth si7a China DinneSnd RIAL faat War,
- and ii Is per DOZEN iseiudns 6iware Fa,se war
Cutlery, Sc An, at srea nducemcnts HApIEY,S
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York One price house. 77E
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Know Thy Destiny

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Wonderful but True: !.

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not hesitate to sav it cannot apply to

not hesitate to sav it cannot apply to
past offences. ..... -..-
There is no legislative power given
under this military bill to establish a
new criminal code. The authority given
is to try and punish criminals andoffend-
ers, and this proceeds upon the idea that
crimes and offences have been commit
ted bat no person can be called Crimi-
nal or an offender for doing an act which,
when done, was not prohibited by law.
But, as to the measure of punishment,
regret to be obliged to say that it is left
altogether to the military authorities,
with only this limitation, that the pun
ishment to be inflicted shall not be cruel
or unusual The military commission
may try the accused, fix the measure of
punishment, even to the penalty of death,
and direct the execution of the sentence.
1t is only when the sentence affects the
''life or liberty" of the person that it
need be approved by the commanding
general, and only in cases where it af-
fects the life of the accused that it needs
also the approval of the President.
AS to crimes or offences against the
laws of the United States, the military
authority can take no cognizance Of them,
nor in any way interfere with the regular
administration ofjustice by the appro-
pirate Federal courts.
In the opinion heretofore given upon
other questions arising under. these laws,
give at large for your consideration the
grounds upon which my conclusions were
arrived at, intending thereafter to state
these conclusions in a concise and clear
summary. l now proceed to execute
that purpose, which is made especially
| necessary from the confusion and doubts
which have arisen upon that opinion in
the public mind, caused in part by the
errors Of telegraph and the press in its
publication, and in part by the inapti,
tude of the general reader to follow care
fully the successive and dependent steps
of a protracted legal opinion.
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LEGAL Advertisements.

STATEOFSOUTH CAROLINA.
In Equity-Newberry District. Henry
Summer and William Summer, surviving
Admir- vs.. Mary N. Summer, c. P. Sum-
mcr and others. Bill for sale of land to
marshall assets and general relief.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that
Margaret J. Summer and Mary Margaret
Summer, Gnfant, two ofthe defendants to
this bill, reside from and beyond the limits
of this State, Oh motion OF Fair, plaintiffs
Sol. it is ordered, that they do plead, an
swer or demur, to said bill, within forty
days from the publication of the rule, OF
the same will be taken pro confesso against
them. SILAS TOMBSTONE, C. END.
CONS Office, May l-l9-6t. *lO.
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The State Of South Carolina
Equity-Newberry DISCREET. Max. c. N.
Livingston, VS.. N. NJ. Livingston, Jacob
Kinard, ct ux., ct al. Bill for Partition
and Discovery.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Jacob
Kinard and his wife Martha, Andrew Kinard,
Sophia Kinard and Jimmy Kinard, FIVE of
the defendants. to this bill, reside from and
beyond the limits Of this State; on motion
of Messrs Darlington and Suber, Plf's.
Soils, it is ordered, that they do plead,
answer or demur, to said bill within forty
days from. the publication of the rule, or
the same will be taken pro confesso against
them. S1LAS JOHNSTONE,
CONS Office, C. E. n. D.
April 80 IS St. TO
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Sup'ls Office n. c. Railroad Co..

COMPANY SHOPS, MAY "A. 1867.
UNTIL Further notice, Passenger Trains Will
run on this Road IS follows:
MAIL TRAIN-EAST.
Leave Charlotte daily y l9 4. M; GreenSDor0
4.51; Raleigh 91S. Arrive IN Goi@Sboro IzIO
p. u.
WEST.
Leave GoIdsboro OF p. m; Raleigh 5 80;
Greensboro 7.58 Arrive III Charlotte Il IS a. M
AccoMnopArIoN TRAIN, DAILY, SUNDAYS Ex-
CEPTED}-EAsr.
Leave Charlotte $50 a. IN; Raleigh - ~. Ar
rive at GoldsbOro 8 Csa m.
WEST.
Leave Goidsboro 2.30 a. m; Raleigh %. Ar
ivein Charlotte 10 40 p. m.
Passengers by Mail Trains make close through
-onnections-either way-at Charlotte, with
Charlotte and S. c. Railroad; at Greensboro,
via DanviIle and Richmond; at Raleigh, via
Weldon and Bay Line and AnPameS3c mes to Line o
Wilmington aud Weldon Road. to and from
Wilmington
Time from Charlotte to New York forty hours,
BY either route. JAS, ANDERSON, Supt.
msy 18th, 1867,