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Stlistellaneous.
Resolutions of the National Com
mittee.
WAsHINToN. January 1a


WAsmNToN. January 12 +
The National Union Committee
met pursuant to adjournment. In
addition to those present yesterday,
we're Messrs Greeley, Of New York,
and johnson of Arkansas.
The following preambles and rcso'
lutions we're unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, The desertiUn by the
President of those whose generous
confidence placed him in his high
trust, has brought the national In
ion party into new and tried posi-
ton, at the time Of great trial to the
government, thereby calling for the
exercise Of the greatest vigilance,
firmness aud patriotism on the part of
those who would uphold the princi-
pies and sustain the measures which
have carried the nation through the
war; therefore,
Resolced, That the Executive Com
mittee be directed and authorized to
make a thorough organization for the
future, to confirm the success of the
past, and to secure the fruits of ou'
party established triumph, az! TOT
that purpose they may estSaS,'s" S"el'
] beadauarters In the e;Sr Of new ork'
-, = O. .etary and such assist
app .op - .,ey may deem proper, and to
au 's such other measures as may be
lsecessary to give efectto this reso-
luton. ..,..- ,...,.., -I
Resolced, That the members Of the
Union party in every part of the
country be requested to correspond
with this committee by addressing its
Chairman at the headquarters Of the
aforesaid Committee, giving informa-
ton as to the state Of affairs in their
several localities, with the general
condition and requirements ofthe I'm
ion cause. q 1trrf-s .a-
The following resolution was unan
imOuslg. adopted; ,,.e 81
Resolued, That the Union National
Committee congratulate the people Of
Nebraska an Colorado, on. their adj
mission by Congress into the Union
as States, and they would respectful
ly express to the Legislatures of those
States their confident hope and earn
est desire that the acts Of admission
by Congress may be promptly accept
eddy them, placing themselves there
by on the true ground of equal rights
to all men, as proclaimed in the Dec,
laration Of Independence.
Resolced, That this Committee con
gratulate the country on a steady
growth and progress Of the national
patriotic sentiments throughout the
Union, as evidenced in our last State
elections, and look with confidence to
the Union party, and especially to
the so called seceeded States.
Resolred, That we are anxiously
desirous that the States lately in re-
volt shall be restored to their forfeit
ed position In the Union and TO rep
resentation in Congress at the earliest
day consistent with national integrity
and disclaiming all impulses Of venl
geance or resentment, We would re.
speetfully submit TO Congress aad the
country this ayoWal Of our earnest
conviction, that no reconstruction
can be safe or just which does not se-
cure impartial suffrage to all the 10y.
al people Of these States. % p, ~
The COMMITTEES adjourned sinc Gie.
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Public Sale.
KsrArK or HENRY c. BR1sH

AbNAEk OF Hkhhr Z. bhlbh
THE undersigned will sell at Public
a Auction, at the Court House in THIN,
on THURSDAY THE 2IsF DAY OF FGpRUA-
az, 1867, 40 acres OF the British eatnte, in
lots from 3 TO 10 acres. On this land
there is q good orchard.
TERNs;- third OF the purchase
money 10 be paid on day Of sale; one
third in one, aud one third in two years
with interest. Mortgage or bond 10 so
cure deferred payments.
oi lELKAHoR ]. BRIsH, Execntrix.
J, A. MeFARLAHp, Executor,
FoE plata eF farther information eah
on 4 i,slias DBs MsFASLAED.
iani7aiawspte4,uo
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YOUNG oRIsr5.
ny n. ?. sulttApEn.


oh Grimes u dsad-iAsf coed ga asn,
We nsgi anrss, him mefss
Buthe len ,on wbo bear,
The name that ED ennss bcss.
he wssrs a eoatef iaisseti.
Us hat IL asv sndKsyi
Ne oaaao, bssr 10 view dirrss',
50 ,urn, from u swsy.
iflsrsp,,.pd rsiiers--euinr snus
oerrs,snt leather hives
Hisheltii By barber esfsd--
lie 'H'ohss cigars and ehsw'.
A chain Of massive geid 10 bofas
Ae'Ns hisds.hy vest
iiis scioihssase be,isr every day
Than were Old Gnms'bs,t.
In fAshicnieoal he ohsh wsits,
Where Ne delirh, doth she'd, ---
ITlshsads are white and very of,
Bat tonsF Is his bead.
lisS six feet tait-no post n0re straight
His teeth an pesHy white
In hsbihhs IL sometimes loose.
And somsllmsa veTytiEht.
Hl'msansu are Of TN swsets.t grace,
Ills teeth are peafly whitsi
Ilis diamond pins the very one
that oidt'rimss us,dto own.
~, dyed nv tacho adofnr bis faoc.
Hisnsck scarf Of blue
he sometimes goes TO church for change,
And sleep, IN Gnrespsv.
usiroH' the fatisu T" cab In tovu.
Il always quick tobet.
lie ne, rknowt who's President.
But ihinh, I" Old TipSin yeti
Hs has dfuht Wihss Of every klad,
And liqeon cold and ho,i
Young Gdmss, IN shor. !, ius, that sort
VI msg- old Crime, wsi not.
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In Berlin, horse meat has found so
much favor that the number Of hor.
ses Slaughtered in year has already
reached two tkpusasd sit hgadrsd,
aud Is CONSTANTLY incrsasinG
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Great Results from Little IaO,donts

Great Results from Little Iaoldouts
A single vote sent Oliver Crcm-
we'll to the long Parliament. King
Charles TO the sea1old, and fevoln--
tionized Great Britain.
-Four votes in the city OF New York
made Thomas Jefferson President Of
the United States.
One vote In Congress annexed Tex
as 10 the Union, Ionds var With Mex
100 and gave rs California
BY the disobcdiehco Of laa ia
1869 garden gate in GAodo Island
was left osen, a pts cot in aud de-
stroysd a Nw plants, a quarrel b.
tween the owners Of the pig and gar.
den grew ouiofit, which spread among
sbsir iflendss defeated the rsdssal
candidate for the Legiols tara, and
gave tho State = Democratic sopstds.
By vRgse vote the war Of Isis, via
Gssss Britain yas deelnxn1
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gurtitaI
tFRon rvs rsovtsHscs SouRsALl
THIS sLEIaHRIDR

tbs sLEIsHRIDK
BY JAMES "a. STEWART.
Mir,A, wshs the day Is syipG,
Halt with joy tie ,,sr'J heuts,
while the rroRs cutters ayine.
aH Dash the ,nos inpssfly showers.
Light tbs hssh,th pleasure namelsu-
Wrapped ~ robes from distan' plaia,,
where the hirun, hase and tamslss,
Rovs., the lotdo Of vast domslu,
High above ustvimt the crescent,
shsfp the aif aAd clear the ,kie,,
Circliuk vapots. idde,sent,
Prem the slsn' and brooks arise.
On the naming leader dashs',, E.
eMHthe slei ghets ,ssm TO hy,
While Aurora a.nss and nsshss,
Firing all the norih,n sky
Through the saow-crss,' in the hollows,
Over bare and rcsEy swslls,
Fleet is every ussd that follows,
Jingle. jansIiug s'Iths bsh.
over ics-dAs sharply twanEing,
Paa the ffowning, dssursd hslgh',
whsrs the ,inisd pendants hanging. t
silver simmer In the light
Undsrns.th the forest arches,
HoaYy With the tSueh OF lime,
Where the oak ahd bending laEuhss
Jswelsd blaze with moonlit time.
In the dim sAd M rscssses
Echo dwsll,, the spanish maid,
Niooking still, .hs still traa'grsnes,
Fitting through the winding glade.
Fsom beneath the erscklins bridges
see tho struggling waters h,w;
epstkHng round the fronsd ridges
RibhOu-s,Tsamia az thro ugh the snow.
Over moonlit hills dsscending, t
wiring past the river side, .i
whsre the ies-slad hisel, bsndins,
DiP' and dsSq''in the tide,
See the wood-fre rediy cleaning,
en- the cheerful window plays.
Lighting roo.uy haJ' and bsamipE
From the inn Of ot er days.
Here, with ,one and dance snl chorus,
swiilly by the moments run,
TIN morning Riddles o'erus.
Tinted by the rising sun.
Pleasures past Alas how hssting
Allourioys aud comforts are :
Time u hks wave fetreating, @.
Bearing all thinsa bright and faiF.i
Scarce We raise the bfimming meaaure,
Scarce the sparkling nectar sip.
Ere the oounisr-wavs Of pleasure
Bearsit rud.ly from the lip.
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SoK THE
e Women OF tho WARP

&c Women OF tho WAR"
ATTRACTING a Thousands by its thrill
- ing record Of the noble and pure
minded women. who followed their hus-
bands snd SON TO the War. Written in
the glowing and soul stirring language Of
FRANK MOORE. Selling beyond our
most sanguine expectation. 79nsest
10000 C6Pies sold ne first month
lcatg Of is issue.
Hundreds Of concentrations from the
press and distinguished individuals are
pouring 10 from all parts Of the country.
Agents are reporting from ten to twenty
ave orders per day, and 50. they find ma
BY who are ready TO take the work as
aOOn Is pFesanted, which Is a new feature
ih the book Business. This work 10 its
own Recommendation, and sells freely to
the best classes of soelety. Faithful en-
ereetic, psrseVeFin2 meA aud women win
m the Agrncy find lucrative employ
mene. or Han sgeney 10 wanted send
Tor olreulaF, giving full particulars. 81,
: 4 Addresa. NAfIuSAL PuBLIsmUG Co.
las West Fourth o., cineiaHsii, Q. .
jAna%alb:4
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BLOOMFIELD q OTIS, ManuIAo.
tuisTs Of Plano Foties --WArsTooms, ,67s Broad.
wey. New York. OnI PIAEos are ek nsvledged to
be sqnaiiS not superior toas, rAbility and ga
ish 90 aas sod In New Rork OF sisswhsFs war
IASr.n sEYEE SEAli. Prices less thaA any other
hrst class makers.
ssad for price hsi. jsnS nien1.
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AT
C. K. Browns g. Co,
NO. 2,
SHAWHAN'S BLOCK.

81 ~ lLa
TN presenting a list Of some Of the
= Goods in our line of business, We
would respectfully invite the attention OF
our friends, customers and the public
generally, TO our
Very Large and Vel Selected Stock
Staple aud Fdncy DRY GOODS
und solicit mn examination boforO Pur
chasing elsewhere. We offer no false
Inducements in order To obtain patron
aue. We PURCHASE and SELL for CASH,
and all our Goods will be offered at
FAIR AND REASONABLE PRICES.
We manage to buy and sell, we think, a
little LOWER than any other parties in
the business. and we hope by close Ap.
plication to Business and Fair Dealing
with all to give
general satisfdction and retain a Ebe-
raj share cfPatrOHoge.
We are daily making Additions to our
stock Of Whatever is NEW and NOVEL
in our Trade, and we mean to KEEP al
ways on HAND the
very Best Variety and
quality
of every article in our liue Of business to
be Found in the city, thereby saving tt
persons in want OF goods a great deal o
time and labor, in filling up their memo
randums.
OUR STOCK CONSISTS IN
PART OF
cl..J. r-r
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E'<s deryS3'aHE,'YayEs.

THE ADVERTISER, having been restored to
heath in n few weeks by very simple RENE
dy. after having suffered tor several years with II
severe lung affection. nnd thar dread disease Can
suinpton--is anxious to make known to his tcl.
low-sutfcrers the means Of cure.
10 all who desire it. lie will send n copy of the
Rrcscripti"n.nscd Gree Of charee). With lhc irec
'tons for preparing aud using The same. which they
will find SURE CURE ron toNsrMrrloS. ASTHMA.
BEoNGHirlS. C0rt;HS. tOfnS. and a Throat nn,l
Inng Affections. The only object of tie a,lvcy,i-
ser in sending The Prescription is TO hcnefit the
afflicted, md spread information which he con
ceivcs to be invaluable and he hopes every suffer.
or will try his remcdy. as it will cost them moth
ing, and may prove y b esSing. Parties wishing
the prescription, pREE, by rciln mail, will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New Yo,k.
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADASlE i. =. rlseK EftbE, ths English
lI1 Astrologist, Clairvsyant and psyc'lome
trician. who has nstonisKcd tkescientifit classes
of the Old, World, has now located herself Mt
sItuasen. IN. .ssMadnne Thornton possesses
euch wonaarfal powers Of second sight. as TO
enable her impnrt knowledge Of the greatest
htposlsnce to the single or married Of either
SEX wilhelm a state of trnnce, she dolincates
the very features of the person you are to marry
and by che MD of an instrument of intense
powor. known ms the Psycomotrope, guarantees
to produce lifclike picture Of the future hus-
bond 0, wifo Of the applicant. together with
date of marriage, position in life; leading traits
Of character. &C. This is 10 humbug, as thous-
ands of testimonials cin assert. She will send
when desired certified certificate, or written
guarantee. that the picture is what it purports
to be. BY enclosing small lock Of hair, and
stating place Of birth, age. disposition andcon,.
plcxion md ndencosing fifty cents and stamped
envelope addressed TO Yourself, You will receive
the picture and desired information by return
mail. An communications sacredly coniden-
tial. Address in confidence MADAME f. F.
THORNTON, p. o. Box 223. Hdtfson, NY.
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w onderfuI but ,True

MADAME REMINGTON, the worldrc
1Yl nowned Astroogst and S"lnnambulis,ic
Clairvoyant, while in n clnirvoyant state, dell
neates the very features of the person you arc
to marry, and by the aid of m instrument Of in.
tense power. known .as tho Psychomotrorc,
guarantees H. produce perfect and lifo.like
picture Of the fIUure husband or vile Of the ap-
ilcant. with date Of lnarriugo occupation, load
ing traits of character. &c. This is no imposi-
ton. as testmonih!s without number can assert.
By statlne place Of birth. age. disposition, color
ef eyes and hair. and enclosing fifty cents, and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself you
or Will, desired Information.
Re1y' Address in confidence, MADAME Ger.
TnupE RENrNoTos, P. Q. Box, 297, Wost Troy,
Now York
Fob lG. 1867 81 ~
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l. Young Lady Return.

ING to hor country home. after q sojourn of
few months IN ths city, was hardly recognised
by her friends. Inplace of coarse, rustic,
flushed face che had soft ruby complexion
Of almost marble smootliness, and instead Of
twyenty:thrce she really appeared but eighteen.
change, she plainly told them that she used tile
CfrcassfaIl Palm, and considered it an
invaluable acquisition 70 any Lady's toilet. BY
its use any Lady or Gentleman can improve
their personal appearance an hundred fold. II
is simple in it's coordination, as Nature herself
is simple, yet unsurpassed in it's egcacy in
drawing impu rites from, also healing, cleans.
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by its direct action on the cttfcleit draws from
it all it's impurities, kindly healing the same,
aud leaving the surface as Mature intended it
should be. clear, SOFT smooth andi Beautiful
Price 81, ,sent by Mail or Express, on receipt Of
an order by
w. Ii. CLARK & CO.. Chemists.
No. West Fnyette.strect, Syracuse, F. r..
The only American Agents for the sale Of
tho same.
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.Repatator Capilli.

Throw away your false frizzlee, your switnccs.
your Wig
Destructive Of comfort and not worth fig;
Come aged come youthful, comcugly and fair,
And rejoice in your own laxuriant hair.
Meparator Capillf,
TOR restoring hair upon bald heads (from
H. whatever cause it may have fallen out) and
forcing a growth:of htrir Ipor the face, it has
no eqdH1. II will'force the beard'to grow upon
the emoothcst face in from FIVE to eight weeks.
or hair upon bald heads in from two to three
months. A. few ignorent practitioners have
asserted THAT there is nothing that will force or
hasten tho growth of the hair or beard. Their
assertions orc falee, as thousands of living wit
nesses from their own experionee) can bear
witness... Bot many viii say, How arc we to
distingaiah the genuine from the spurious 1t
certainly is difficult, as nihe-t tenths of the differ
ent Preparatfons advertised for the hairt and
board are entirely worthless, and you may have
already thrown away large amounts in their
purchase. To such we would say, try tho Re
parhtor CapilliS twill cost you nothing unless
it fully com 81 uR to- our representations. If
your Druggsas' does,> mott keep it, send ns one
dollar 4nd we e'wii. forward lit, postpaid, togeth-
er with a receipt for the money, which will be-
returned youon application, providing entire
eatisfaction. is mot. given Address,
". T., GIARK >&>COa Chemists,
No. Wegt FSSette-street' .syTaSuse, N. Y.
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VA MI = K E R 8,
M lJ S II ACHE s.!

TT6RgED to grow upon the smoothest face
! :, i in from N three to five weeks BY using DIR.
LAlRE, the most wonderful discovery in mod.
ern science, acting upon the Beard and Hair
in an almost mirSenloas manner. It has been
used by the elite Of Paris and London with The
most Aattering success. Names of all p,Ifss
faction is not given in every instance ina mon
ey will be,chssrfsEly refunded Price, ,by mail.
sealedanat tpestpaid, 81. Descriptive q scSr3nfars
andtes.ihaoni mailed free. Address BER.s
0ER. S5BUTTS &c Co., Chemists, No. 28S River
street, Troy, N. Y, Sole agents for the United
StetessSsa -, ~
Feb 16Al867 81 10
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TILE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

TILE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN EoufrY--PICKENs
AlarliaA B"sgs. .l'm'x, Hillto Administer Es
vs.. tate in Equity, Re,
E'ihn Griffin and others. strain Creditors, &c.
I'm hearing tho Bill. in this cause. and on
~ mo'inn of Whitner & Whitner Complain.
nm's Solicitors, it is ordered that a Writ of III
jnncti"n do issue, to be directed'to ElihuGri7iny
claiming to be q creditor Of Thomas Hamilton
BQggs,s restraining hin from prosecuting his
ssiisI Further against Martha a. Bhggs;. admins
tfatri3 of the said Thomas Hamilton Bogga :;
and that the anid Elihu Griffin, the sning cred.
torIand all other creditors of Thomas EIamil-
enioined from commencing W snits t at ii law and and
from prosecuting the suit already commenced
against the,sai MarthaA Boggs, as Administers
trix, for debts alleged to BIO dne to thom or ei-
thcr of thsip5 from tho said Thomas Hamilton
Boggs.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, cEpD.
Com'rs Oficer April 8, 1867. 29-3m
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Medical Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED having permanently estab-
| lished himself at Pickens Count House. offers
his services TO tho community at largo, for tho
PRACTICE OF MEDICINES In all It's branches
Wlennot professionally absent he may always be
found no his Office, ready togivc prompt attentions
to oil cnl's night or day.
JAMES NJ SLOAN, M d.,
4 Piokens 6. IT,. Nov. %, 1885 rl--M
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FLICTEn!
S,W Is 8 Err M O. sM o RE IA, 4,

+ SUI Is Is e M O. <M O R,E.gaz
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Young Men, be Rumbugged no moro by
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be sent to any address closely sealed, and post
paid, by mail,or express. on receipt Of 5prioe.
Address all orders TO-,
BERGER, SHUTS &. Co., Chemists.
No. 2S5' River street, Troy N. Y.
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IIsRosss OF YOUTYT.

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for Years from
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Deoay, and all
the effects Of youthful indsoretion, will, forsthe
sake Of suffering humanity, send fres TO all.w;se
need IT, the recipe and directionsfot makirx fIj&
wishing to profit by the adysrsser's esporisnco
can do so by addressing, in peraeot confdsx&S ~
!, JOHN B. OGDESS
AZ Ceder streeh NewSRt
May 6,.1867 A33 sly I.
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lib II n u Il "!
Auburn, Golden, Flaxen 6. Silken
= C,1rIc

DRoDUcED by the use Of Prof DEBREUY'
Il FRlSER l.n Ulin,ruN One appica
tion warranted to curl tho must straight and
stubborn hair of either sex into wnvy rinelcts
OR heavy massive cnrls. Has hccn nscd ly tho
fashionable "f Paris and l.nrt with lie most
Eratilvin. results. D.cs "" ininry Ia The hair
P.co ,'y n'h'!. sealed and postpaid ST. nes-
eripti, CircnTnrs ,nai}ed FREQ. Address BER.
GER SHUTS e Co. Chemists. No. 2S5 River
street. Troy. n. T., Sole Agents for the United
States.
g. Feb 16, 1867 81 1v
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ASTKOItOGY,.
The World Asst 0El fsIled al tho
WONDERFUL RRrAlATtoNs "a;
MADE BY PME GItEAI IASTROLOGIST',is.
Madame H, A. PERRIGO.

CHE reveals secrets no mortal ever knew
v She restores to happiness those who FINN
dOleful events, eetastr6pRes crosses in love- luhs
of relations and friends, loss of money, &c..
have become despondent. She brings together
those long separated, gives information
cerning absent friends or lovers. reatorea lost or
stolen property, tells you tho business you arc
best qualified TO pursue and in what you will DO
most successful, causes speedy marriages and
tells you the very day you will marry, gives
you the name likeness and characteristics of
the person. She reads your very thoughts. and
Dy her almost supernatural powers unveils the
dsr1 and Hidden mysteries of the future. From
the stars we see in the frmamcnt--the malefo
stars that overcome or predoninate in tho con-
fgnration-from the aspects and positions of
the planets and the fixed sthrs in the heayens
Mt the time Of birth. she deduces the future
destiny of man. Pail not to consult the great
est AstYoEogist on GARTH. It costs you but
trift; and you may never again have SO favora-
bic an opportunity. Consultation fee, with
likeness and all desired information, 81. Par
ties living ut adistance can consult the Mad
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