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A Sharp Rehuke to Wilson,
A Southerner Talks, to the
Negroes


A Southerner Talks to the
RI Negroes.
Wilson did not kave it all his
own way while. travelling through
the South At Men ntgomery> Ala
bama, he invitettA reply, and got
the following tronn,,General Clan
ton, who, spoke from the same
stand and to the same audience:
'The gentleman from Massachu
3setts says you ought 70 identify
yourselves with the Radical party
at the North, because they have
waded through Il bloody war OF
four years to set you free, to give
you the right to sit upon juties,
ride on railroads, testify as wit
nesses in courts, and much else.
I deny. every assertion he has
made on these points, and ehal-
lenge him to the proof He who
says that this wal' commenced by
the North to set you free and con
Fer on you the rights which you
now enjoy, faIsities the history Of
the country not Intentionally, /
hope. The. Government, during
the hate war, again and again de-
ciared most solemnly that. this
war was not commenced or being
waged for conquest, or with aview
of interfering With Our property
in slaves in the States
5 s'Mr. Lincoln urged lis to return
to the Union: pledgiug the govern
ment TO receive us most cordially
and give slavery its protection in
the States, We. were threatened
with emancipatioa:if we did not
come back. In one handthe gov
ernment offered US union and, sla-
very, ,'landin the other was "rebel-
lion and emancipation" - Having
gone to- war Oh principles, the
South chose the latter. No man
knows this bcttcr-than the honor
able Senator. Nor will he or. Gen.
sSwayne, whc.is on the stand, deny
the assertion.I ana now going. 70
make; that we, co}ad have gone
back in tho Union and held you as
our slave to-day You are not,in-
zdebted to 5ho North or, the South
for your: freedom, but to God. In
stead .sof abusing IT'S, you ought
to remember that this rebellion,
which YOU are taught to :dcspise,
by your enemies and ours, who
,on1E-come amongst you for your
votes, was. an Instrument in the
hands Of God for your deliverance,
SO far as mortal eye devise tie
purposes Of the. Creator
= - teEhe SdRshern. people do not
senxv you your freedom. They
would not restore you to bondage
IF they could. They have your
welEbeing at heart. ; I did not fire
a gun Slavery. More than half
the Southern army never owned a
slave Hardcc, Cieburne and many
others. signed a petition long be-
fore the war closed, for your free
atona. and to afford YOU an oppor-
tunity- TO volunteer and dassist your
white friends Of the South in
achieving Southern independence:
'sAFifson's. party Is in power, and
fre= Is mere aftttt1gy TO Kteep ,Tnem so.
He i: here to form a political ALI
anee 8ithy gu and w1latfeW whites
can be Induced to. join him. They
want Office, theycWant~ spoils and
they want to retain power. 1t Is
quite pleasant and profitable to,
them. 1t is not because they love.
yon better than: other: people. |
warn yoa against him, and alllike
him, at home or from abroad.
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Central Hotel.

From and after this date, the 'Shivcr
House." will be known by the above name.
The patronage received by the present pro-
prietress has been so gratifying that she is
determined to enlarge her business and
give to it distinctive title.
The travelling public will be accommo-
dated promptly and we'll; an unexception-
able table always be kept; attentive ser
wants viii attend to individual wants, and
no effort be spared to preserve the reputa-
tion which the present management has en-
dcavored to preserve.
MRS. D. C. SPECK,
Dec. 10 IT, Columbia, c.
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GENERAL sgPER1NTENpENE's OFFICE,
CHARLOTTE i s. C. RAILROAD,
Co-UmsIA, s. c., Mag 2, 1857.

On AID after Sunday, May ), the schedule Of
tie Passenger Trains over this Road will be as
follows:
Leave COIuC0DlS 3L.--...-...- O..'O 9 -!
Arrive at Charlotte at... ..........."l2.15 g. t.
Leave Charlotte et................. ...l2.2O a. "a
Arrive at Coluubia at. 500 q. m
Close connections are made ct Columbia and
Charlotte with the mail trains or the Nortn Carr
oliua and South Carolina Railroads
By this arraG cement, passengers ty the Green
vile Road may 60 Immediately through East
TEEOTSE TTSSETc ~ soId ~ CoInnohia n
Richmond, Va, Washington D. g., Baltimore,
Nd. Philadelphia, Pa and New York city
giving choice Of routes via Portsmouth or Rich
Gond-and baggage checked. Tickets are also
sold 1T Charlotte :oT Charleston AID augusta.
IN Accommodation Train I5r freight and local
passage, leaves Columbia at q. n, ca Tuesdays,
Thursdays ard Saturdays of ea11 week, and
Co.1nabia and Caar!1-51 I: ? r -.
Na-G { EcCkHIC9I, >3r't.
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DR.. Cumming has published in or
don, another prophetic book, called The
Last Woe" in which he says that the
Jews are to be converted as nation, and
the Papacy is to be exti0gu:sbed be-
tween the antunna! equinox Of 1857
and the same period Of 1858. The tlrna
rs short
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Schedule Spar. & Union R. R.

on and after MOND4Y, the 10Th Hay inst.
the Passenger Trains will run on Mondays, We'd
nes days and Saturdays. Down trains leave
Spartarburg c. e. e: 5 a. NJ. arrive at Aston
at lL30 q. q. Up trains leave Aston at u 81
?. m. arrive az S?artanbGrg G. 8: ,! L00 p N.
TEOS. 2. JETEk,
President y. & :. railroad
y"nicn-I!Ie : Nav Is l32-
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STATE OFSOUTH CAROLINA.
Newberry District--In Equity. John
Riser vs. Ann s. Riser and others. Bill
for Sale of Land 10 pay debts. ..
The creditors Of the estate Of Geo. 4
Riser, deceased, are hereby required TO
render III and establish on oath, their Fe-
,spective demands before the Commissioner,
on or before tho FIRST day: of July. 1867.
.Com'S Officc, SILAS JOHNS TONE,
June rs 1t. - 46 c. E. y. p.
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Sup'tS 0Gfce n, c, Railroad Co..

COMPANY SHOPS, May II. 1851.
UNTIL Further notice, Passenger Trains VIII
run on thi, RoSd as follows:
MAIL TRAIN-EAST.
Leare Charlotte daily IL 19 a. m; Greensboro
81; Raleigh 9.fS Arrive iu Goldsuoro Il 10
p. m
LeaEc Go!dsboro ! OF 2. N Raleigh 5 So
Greensboro IS Arrive in Charlotte II l9 a N
AccoNMoD ArIoy IRAN, DAILY, (SCNDAys Ex-
~ -- CEPTEDl-EAST.
= Leave Charlotte s. q. m ; Raleigh + a. Ar
rive at Goidsboro IA M.
TEsC.. .-..
- Leave GoidSboro $50 !. m: Raleigh o.. AZ
, i've n Charlotte 1910 p. m
Passengers by Mail Trains make close through
<ornections-either way-at CHARLOTTE with
Sharlotte and S. C. Railroad; at Greensboro,
via Dar7il!e and Richmond at Raleigh, via
Weldon and Bay Line and AnnameSsic Line,
Also, connected ut Go!dSboro with Mail train Oh
Wilmington and Weldon Road, to and from
fy ilrnin gton.
Time from Charlotte to New York forty hours,
bv either route. JAS. ANDERSON, Sup>t
Nav 18th, 1851.
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Richmond & DanViIEe &. R.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,
On and after Thursd6y, January 81, 1857, the
trains on this road will run as follows:
Lgachbu-g ana Capyille and Way Acconao>
dation ana Passenger Train.
Leaves Richmond daily texcept Sunday
:.........7 l5 4 u.
Leave. .Dapville deily-except Sunday.
Passengers for Earnaville, Lynchburg, Knox
vile, Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans, sc via
Lyncbburg, and for all way-statiens on the
Seuthside railroad, will take this train.
Through Express Train Going West
Leaves Richmond daily at. ....2-l0 P. y.
leaves Danvile P. N
Going East.
Leaves Greensboro 3 P. Y.
Leaves Danyllle at. 60 T. N
Passengers from Richmond for all stations
west Of 0anvilIe, Charlotte, Columbia. Augusta,
Macon, Columbus, Atlanta, Montgomery, No
bile, ard New Orleans, via Columbia, will take
this train. FHONAS OODAAEAD.
Feb. 6.
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Central Railroad

= OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL +. r, !
SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. %, 1857. }
On and after Monday the 9TH of February,
two daily trains will run between Augusta and
SoYannah, connecting in both directions with
Leave Augusta, $50 i. NJ. and S.45 =. VI.
Arrive at Augusta, 5 7. NJ, and IS A. NJ.
. Leave Savannah 7.30 T. n. and 80 ?. NJ.
Arrive at Savannah { ?. Il. and 35 A M.
Passage. 90
Freight TO go by Passenger Train must be pre-
paid aid delivered at passenger shed thirty min
utes before departure Of train:
-. JIM. SELkIRk,
March l. Master of transportation.
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Rosa Bonhe1r, the painter, Us sone
mad. Her insanity consists j nag!
lngharselfa a goat" aod, as Mrs. Gam?
w0o?d say, ,;&c :rs IS sch. ,
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MILLS HOUSE,

CORNER QUEEN AND MEETING STS,
Charleston, S. c.
This we'll known first class Hotel has just
been thoroughly repaired, reftted and re-
furnished, and is now ready for the acco.a-
modaticn of the travelling public, whose
patronage is respectfully solicited.
Coaches always in readiness to convey
passengers to and from the Hotel.
The Proprietor promises to do AL in his
power for the comfort Of his guests.
JOSEPH PURCELL,
Now Proprietor.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Newbcrry District-In Equity. Sarah
Cureton, VS.. &. A. Broom and wife and
others. Bill for Partition:
1t appearing to my satisfaction that G. 4.
Broom, and Isabella his wife, David l..
Moore and Melissa his wife, Frederick S.
Cureton, Elisha c. Gureton, Jennie Cure
ton and Alice Cnreton, parties defendant in
the above stated case reside beyond this
State, on motion Of Messrs. Grrlington and
Suber Comps. Sol.
Ordered that said absent defendants plead,
answer or demur to the Bill filed in said
case, within forty days after publication
hereof, or the same will be taken pro con-
feSso against them.
CONS Office, SILAS TOMBSTONE,
May,2l 1867. ct. 40 c. E. N. y.
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EXCELSIOR ! EXCELSIOR !.
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package; sent postpaid, to- any address, on
receipt of an order, by ::.% O.
BERGER, SHUTS & Co., Chemists.
265 River ST., Troy, N. Y.
Feb 27, 1SG7-1y. -.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Newberry District-In- Equity: Martha
A. Wise, vs.. Patrick f. Wise, Admir- ct.
al. Bill for Partition. 1
The creditors of the estate Of John a.
Wise, deceased, arc hereby required to rem
der in and establish on oath their respective
demands, before the Commissioner on or be-
fore the twentieth day of June, 1867.
CONS Office, SILAS TOMBSTONE,
June 23 ST. IS c. EN-. D.
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Hotels.
NeWberrV Hotel.

THIS HOTEL having changed hands, has
heeu thoroughly renovated and reftted, and
the subscriber earnestly solicits the attention.
of the public to the fact.
A new and elegant BAR ROOM is at>
tached to the house Choicest wines, liquors
and cigars can always be had.
c. G. CHASE, Agt.
March 90 IF
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UNIVERSITY. JOURNAL OF MEDIeTEE'
! - AND SURGERY -.

80 ; AND SURGERY =. =.
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seven words making a line. Ne papers seat
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Address,
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Dec. 10 81 emo. Philadelphia, Pa.
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Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases,

THE subscriber has just received a supply
of these Cases, from the above celebrated
manufacturer, which are of the latest and
most improved patterns, and Of elegant Rose
wood finish, and which he offers at low rates
to the public. He takes this occasion to say
that they have been purchased exclusively
for cash. and selling them at only small
advance on the cash price, that no orders for
the above Gases will be attended to unless
accompanied with the cash,
r c. CHAPMAN
Hc1herv, 5 L JnIv-25, 1856. ON.
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false frizzes, your switches,
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Destructive of comfort, and not worth fig:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair
And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair. o..
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beard. Their assertions are false, as thou>
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Feb. 27th, 1857. ".
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STATEOF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Newberry Dstrict-In Equity.
Emeline Bradley, Executrix, Y Peter Rod
dlesperger--Bill for Sale OF land and to
marshall assets.
The creditors of Richard l.. Bradley,
deceased, are hereby required to render
and establish on oath their respective de-
mands beforA the Commissioner, on or be-
fore the twenty-ffth day of June, 1867.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, c. +. Nd.
Com'rs Office, June l, 1857. 3+5
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oFSOUTH CAROLINA.

Newberry District-In Equity:
G.. S. Noland and others, Jno. S. Sit
greavcs, Adm'r.-Bill for Partition.
The creditors Of Elizabeth J. SitgreaEes,
deceased, are hereby required TO, render:in,
aud establish on oath, their respective de-
n,auds before the Commissioner, on or be-
fore the twenty-6fth day Of June, 1857.
SILAS JOHNSTONE, c. EN-. D.
CONS Office, June l, 1857 3s5
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AMERICAN M@WlnZg
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on receipt Of an order, by
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sCRISPER COMA.


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RAILROADS.
Greenyiile s. Columbia r. r.

Trains Wilt run daily (Sundays except
Il u0fiI further notice as follows:
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Miscellaneous,
CRISpER COMA.

oh! she was beautsful and fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendrils soft entwined,-
Enchained the very heart and mind.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-11-28
A News story of nIr. L4ncoIn.

Times we're gloomy then at Washington.
The army was intrenching or intrenched
burning to advance, but held back alter
nately by It's leader and tie autumnal rains,
aud little substantial advantage had been
gained. The men were suffering greatly
from low fevers and chronic dysentery,
and its unsatisfactory conduct impaired
confidence. As we sat IN silence, parIakfng
of the general gloom, Abraham Lincoln,
the emancipation, the honest patriot, the
Christ like man, entered. His brow was
deeply furrowed, his face oppressively sad,
his form slightly bowed, ard his steps
feeble. He seemed TO be literally stagger-
ing under a nations burden, aud We sur
missed had just left perplexed anu do
pressed meeting Of the Cabinet As we
rose to greet him, he shook each ones
hand, with his awkward but touching
cordiality, as Mr.. Olmstead introduced US
one by one. When he took his seat, Mr..
Olmstead remarked we were a company OF
women, representing the patriotic benevo-
lence of various sections of the country,
and had come to pay our best respects to
our honOred chief magistrate, and receive
woros of encouragement from him that
would stimulate home effort. His face
did not relax, and a pause ensued. He
then said Ladies, no one has thSeTi inter
est of the army more at hearssEshan I have
L always rejoice to kusR that they are
remembered and cherished still, great
care must be taken not to tangle the lines
OF the big team. You know, when coach
and-six runs off down hill, tits desperate
struggle to stop it; still one hand must
hold the reins." We said we we're we'll
aware Of that and we're happy to say we
represented an organization that depreca-
ted any interference with government.
We afterwards learned that so great had
been the fears of intermeddling entertained
by the Medical Bureau, that even our good
President had imbibed the doubt, which
was afterwards dispelled. After this wise
caution he proceeded to talk most kindly
OF the humanity, energy and perseverance
OF good women all the world over. l said !,
"Mr. President, have you not an encour-
aging word as to our country's prospects
that we may take back to the Northwest?
A token from you would inspire the peo-
2le." With the sadness deepening on
his worn face ne replied, 'What if have
mono to give p A silence that might be
felt followed these ominous words. A
lady Of the delegation broke the stiffness
by asking ''Mr. President what is the
most fruitful source of Encouragement? ?"
The President replied, "Desertion. -
"And what is the penalty of desert;on 2"
"Death % he answered. "Why not en-
force it?" "Why not enforce it T' He
hesitated, looked weary, and with the SIM
plicity of child said: "I don't like to
| can't"
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1867-11-28

IT DIDN'T AFFECT HIM-Not long
ago, politician entered the private Office
Of the editor Of the New York Tribune,
IN a grea: state of Indignation at some
article which Greely had written. II. G.
was sitting at his desk, scratching away,
and, though violently accosted, never
looked up. The irate politician roared
out, "Horace Greedy, charge you with
betraying the best interests of your party
You are secret foe to radcalism. You
do US more harm than you do US good
Confound it, if you'd go over to the DEM
ocrats, body and soul, it woul6 be the best
thing you could do. You stay with the
Republicans, and stab them in the dark
You are the worst enemy radicalism evor
had in this country. l oEce thought you
honest, though l knew you to be fool.
Now, PH swear you are a scouudrel AMI
an idiot p Here he paused Tor want OF
breath, expecting IL. G.. to make some de-
fense, or at least reply to the ferocious
charges. But he ~as disappointed The
veteran journalist remained at his desk
apparently unconcerned, and kept on wri-
ting at bis editorial. The politician at
tempted to give veGt to another burst OF
indignation, but was 90 mad that he could
not speak, and after sputter of epitbets,
he hurried to the door. The philosopher
then lifted his head tor the first tune, and
called out "a his high, ehrill voice, "Don't
so of in that way, my friend. Come back
and relieve Jour mind %