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Laurens Railrea
NEW SCHEDULES :
OmceLaureas 3. B.,

. Office Lsurens r. b.,
Laurens c. q IS. G :, May 23 1857,
NN AND AFTER Monday next. 27sh inst,
" the Trains will run as follows, until
further notice. The Road having been com.
pleted through to Newberry, freight and
passage will be considerably reduced:
Leave Laurens at 6 o'clock, A. NJ, on
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, and arrive at Newberry ret12 O'Clock.
Leave Newberry on TUESDAYS and
THURSDAYS at 12 o'clock ,and o SATUR>
DAYS, at l o'clock, connecting with the
down train on the G. & C R. E.
JOSEPH CREWS,
May %, 1867 Superintendent.
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EaSSs4GSS HOW LOST,
HOW RESTORED. Z
Just PUBLISHED, A NEW EDITToS oy

DR.. Culverwell's Celebrated tssay,,
ON the radical cure without med iciner Of Spers
matorrhea, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses; Impotency. Mental aud PhysS
cal Incspaeity, Impediments to Marriage, etc.
also Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits induced
by self indulgence or sexual e1tTayagancs.
Price in a sealed envelope. only cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years. sue
cessfuI practice, that the alarming consequences
ofself abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use of internal medicine or the appli-
cation-of the kn ife pointing out mode Of cure
atonce simple, certain, and efectual, by means
ofwhich every sufferer, no matter what bis con-
dition may be, may cure himself cheaply, pri-
Vately, and radically. .z.sy-
This lecture should be in the hands Of every
youth and every man in the land. -. -; Z.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address postpaid. on receipt OF SIX cent? or two
post stamps =. -.
Address the publishers,
CHAS. j. c. KLINE & CO.,
127 Bowcvy. New York. Post Office Box 1885,
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Daily Trains on B. r. r. r.
~sUPrs OFFICE G. & C.R R.,

~SUPT'S OFFICE G. & C. r R.,
COLUMBIA, May g., 1857.
On and after the 1st day of June, the Trains of
the Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company
Will be run daily Sundays excepted over the
Blue Ridge Railroad, between Anderson and
Walhalla, to connect with the up and down
trains of the Greenville Railroad.
B SLOAN, Sup. q. s.. C. r. 3.
June 2. 1857.
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3 RAILROADS. 4,
GreenVille and Columbia Rail
road Company.
TREASURER'S OFFICE.

.:.5.4. .-. TREASURES OFFICE, z
COLUMBIA, s. c., July S, 1857.
Notice is hereby given that the. .Greenville
and Columbia Railroad Company are now
preparedto exchange their Bonds and. Certi-
ficates of Indebtedness, endorsed by the
State of South Carolina under the Act of the
Legislature Of December 90 1855, for their
Bonds and Coupons past due. secured by a
mortgage commonly known as the first
mortgage"
Also, FOR their Bonds, and the Coupons on
them that may be due. endorsed by the State
uE Ger the Act of the Legislature Of January
g. 1861, which are headed Confederate
States of America" ~ - =
Also for their Bonds and Coupons past
due, known as t'Non>Mortgage Bonds anG
Coupons" at one for three, as provided for
in said Act of December20, 1866. =.
Holders of ''Non- Mortgage Bonds and
Coupons" past due, who prefer it, viii be ais
lowed to take for them, in exchange, the
Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness of
the Company secured by second mortgage,
at par. -, -. -
Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness,
secured by a seeoud mortgage, will also be
rendered to all parties having any other
class Of claims against the Company in pay
mens... JOHN;G. EDWARDS, -
, July 10 ~. - Treasurer. p.
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Schedule Spar. & Union r. r.

ON and after MONDAY, the 10Th May inst.
the Passenger Trains win run on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Saturdays. Down trains leave
Spartarburg c. H.. at aa. .n; arrive at Aston
at 11.30 q. m. Up trains leave Alston at II I'D
p. m; arrive at Spartanhnrg g. h, att 90 p. m.
= THOS. B. JEFER,
&<s,-E President s. & U. Railroad.
UnionyiEe, S. c., May 16, 1857.
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MRssRs EDrroRs You are authorized to an
naunce JOHN W. COUNTS asa candidate for
the Office Of Tax Collector for Newberry Dist,
ct the ensuing election. Mr.. Counts is gentle
man every way qualified for the ONCE
= - S'..--..- DUTCHFoRK.
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EDUCATIONAL.

propose, on the second Monday in July,
to open an elementary school in the New.
berry College building. to continue during
vacation.
Ferms-S1. 5Oin advance-monthly.
June 90 S. [. HALLMAN.
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MEssRs. EpIroas-By nominating Mr.
DANIEL B. WHEELER as candidate for
Tax Collector of New berry District, You will
obHge his many. RMFRfENDS.
.JHly4, -:.s -:
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MEssRs. -EDrToas:-You viii please an
nouuce NATHAN:F JOHNSON as a can
didate for she Office of Clerk: OF Court, Of the
District Of NeWberry, for HE nsxt ensaing
term. ST -. MAN4FktEINDSr
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MEssRs EprroRs announce Mr.
JAC0B KfBLER as candidate for the Of
fee Of Tax. Collector. for the ensuing term:
the ofRee, and obhge OLD TINES.
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1MsssRs. EDfroRs-you viii please an
nounee J. D, SMITH, as q candidate for the
omceaf Tax Collector, Newberry District,
and ebiige MAN FRIENDS.
May 2. 1856. -
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Fes Tax COLLECTOR. Capt JOHN VIII
LIAMS is respectfully nominated as candidate
for the Office eof Tax Collector, Newterry Dis
Oct: Slst, 1866 :. MANY FRIENDS.
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MsssRs, Ep1ross.-You will please an.
pounce THOMAS H. CR0MER as candi-
date for Tax Collector Newberry District: al
thenext election M0LLoHoN,
@sSep: 12 - .-- - -
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MRssss, Epr7oRs-Please nominate Mr JOS.
W. hill as suitable candidate for the Office
Of Tax. Collector, for the ensuing term, and
obiiraS - NEWBERRF.
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GENERAL sUPERINTENDENTs OFFICE,
=. CHARLOTTE & 5: c. RAILROAD, :.
CoLuMBIA,sS C:,,-May2, +

~ =
On and after Sunday, May 5,Ithe schedule Of
the Passenger Tfaias over tins Road wiz be as
follows: = . ~ = - -"
Leave Columbia at...-......... .. $50 a. m
aArriye at Charlotte a. N.
Leave Charlotte Q. m
Arrive at Columbia at. 500. .... $50 e. m
Close connections are made at Coiumbia and
Charlottewith the mail trains on the North Carr
aolina and South Carolina Railroads.. .l-.:5"S- :
By this arrangement. passengers " the Green-
Vile Roa d may 60 .'immedi lately througkr East
ward, and have nodetention. in Columbia. :. e.,
THROUGH TICKETS are sold at t'olnmbia to
Richmond, Va, Washington D. C.s Baltimore,
Md. Philadelphia Pa, and New York city
giving choice of routes via Portsmouth or Ricb-
mond-and, baggage checked. Tickets are also
sold at Charlotte for Charleston and Augusta. /.
An Accommodation Train, for freight aud ieea.
passage, leaves Columbia:at Ia. M, on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays of each week. and
Charlotte on the same days and hour CARRYING at
Columbia and Charlotte at p.rn.
May 8 .-.,.'-s C-B0UKNIGHF,- Sup't.
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MEssRs. ED1ToRs: You will please an.
nounce Mr.. 3. v. GSr. as candidate for
seat in the next session of our State Legisla>
ture.
FARMERS OF NEVIS
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MILL s. HOUSE,

CORNER QUEEN AND MEETING SIS,
Charleston, S: C.
This veil known' first class Hotel has just
been thorou,hly repaired, re6,ted and re-
furnished, and snow. ready for the acco...-
modatien 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 all in his
power for the comfort of his guests.
JOSEPH PURCELL,
NovT ..r',.. Proprietor.
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Hotels.
Newberry Hotel.

THIS HOTEL having changed hands, has
been thoroughly renovated andSref tied, and
the subscriber earnestly solicits the attention
of the public to the fact. r,,.
4 new aud elegant BAR ROOM is at>
tached to the house: Choicest wines, liquors
and cigars can always be had. -. ;. ;
j. ?. POOLE, Proprietor.
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WE HAVE USED GALLI-
GHAN'S-PILLs, and d-dnd they viii do all that
isclaimed for them, and cheeFfply recommend
Sthem to pnohc favor.
T. Il. WATTS, Ex- Governor Of Alabama.
SasaT Y SINCERE ssnh Saase Of aDa@a sasasn.
Court Alabama.
From fHomAs,J. JuDeE, Judge sapseme Cont
HAVE; USED GALLIGHANsS
PILLS On ny p,sntssssisp fog g5ims ssgss and md 5Agae ss
MOntsowsry; Ala, ssptsnhef %. 1855:
EowNpks COUNTY, Alabama.
GAI5LIGHAN'S FEVER AND
AGUE PILLS wilfdo: They are decidedly the
best medicine for Chills and Fever ever gave.
/ would not be without them for Eve times the
price. IA. GRAHAM.
AMERIcUs, April Il, 1867.
ONE BOX OF GALL1GHAN'S
PILLS cured me perfectly of Chills and Fever.
They are the best medicine for Chills and Fever
I ever saw. A. G RONNALpSON,
Clerk Superior Court, Sumter County, Ga
MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 8, 1856.
MESSRS. BLUNT & HALE
GENTS: I have used your GALLIGHAN'S
PILLS on $wo occasions Ior Cnlils anu ceFeI,
and find that they effect all that they are intends
ed to do. They are the best remedy for the dis
ease that have ever tried. l consider them
perfectly reliable.
Respectfully, DAN'L SAYRE
Grand Sec. Grand Lodge of F. and A. III. Of Ala.
ALBANY, GA, March II, 1857,
HAVE USED DGALLIGHAN'S
PILLS in forty cases of Chills and Fever, with
perfect success. They are the best Fever and
Ague Pills put up. a. B. FAINT.
Wholesale in Charleston. by GooDRIcH, WINE
MAN Co., NO. I53 Meeting street.
Wholesale in New York by MckRssoN s. ROB
BINS, HARRAL, RIsLEY & Co. And by all
Druggists in Newberry.
: BLOUNT & HALE, Proprietors,
June 5 % 6m. Montgomery, Ala.
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shalkbee called Comm mlSSs0neRSs' Oh
Reeoastract tipn. : Theys shall dis.
CHARGE ALI the duties which. hy the
act Of March 2, 1867, and it's sup
piemeat of March %, 1857. arc
3nR enifoined upon the. Military
Conraaanders, except SO far as h
altered by this act, and they shah
ufeeeed to: correct and complete
tiale ftia reaist atien already In pro
grsss with all eonyenicRt speed.
Wien the registration is completed
sheyshaH take the same action
wifhsrsgard to ;the formation oi
the constitution as is now pre-.
scribea 10 The Military Command
ers in the acts Aforesaid, and when
ever aav portion OF said territory
shan have been formed Into a
proper State, and its constitution
submitted to Congress and APPROX
ed by it, it shalI -5e aduiitted into
the Uuioa-and declared capable of
representation In the. Congress Of
the United States. The Military
Commanders and alt military aa-
fhoritY are hereby relieved from
any duty within said territory,
except the preservation Of peace,
which they shall enfarca upon>the
demand efthe Commissioners Sef
Reconstruction or any OF them
The admission Of new States into
the Union and the reconstruction
Of pld ones is the sole duty and
work OF Congress, and neither the
Rresident. or any head of aepaH
ment ner the 5adiciary, nor the
military have any right, to in
teFfere in such matters, unless re-
gHfred by the Congress OF the
United States. The opinion. OF
the Attorney -Gepefai upon any
point connected. with the .admis-
sion efneR States, or the recon-
struetion Of Destroyed ones is aa-
authorized and ought not to be
obtruded upon government. Lest
there nay be a misunderstanding
with regard to whe are entitled to
exercise The elective franchise,
both in th@ election of delegates
to form a aseonventieh, and. ia the
confirmation. or election OF any
constitution they niaysforrn, it is
declared that al such persons who
voluntarily engaged in the hate re-
behien shall ). be, excluded from
registration, and such fact may
Bs proved by parole evidence, and
for that purpose the Com mission
ers of Recenstruetiaar Or either Of
them shall have BALL power to CALI
witnesses, administer oaths, ask
questions, and conduct the ex-
animation IN such manner as may
be necessary to ascertain the truth.
Any false swearing under this law
shall be deemed felony, and pun
tshed as saeh: 1he resldenee- re-
Apired IN SAID acts must be, con
tinaous, immediately preceding the
election at which the vote is eHer-
ed. No person who, during the
time of, the rebellion, held any
judicial, or executive Office under
the Government called the Con-
federate States Of America, or
under either of said States, shall
be registered, nor military officers
who during the existence of the
GoFernnnent of the Confederate
States, held Office either in it's
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ALBANY, GA, March IL, 1857,
HAVE USED GALLIGHAN'S
PILLS in forty cases of Chills and Fever, with
perfect success. They are the best Fever and
Ague Pills put up. A. B. FAINT.
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AsTRO oGY 8

. Feb q, fs67--1y..
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- - No. 2s5 Rivers Street. Troy, N. II r.
Teh GJ fSS7- s%| '-F@s q "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-10

~ Bishop Whittingham, Of Maryland, has
issued circular letter to the Protestant Epis.
eopal ciereymen in Baltimore. asking them to
urge upon their respective congregations sthe
duty OF voting against the running Of cars on
sundays In the public Streets t.F c8
0Massachnsetts in the most densely pop
ulateo or any State Of the Union, averaging
l57 persons TO square mile. Rhode Island
comes next, averaging 133 to square mile.
- Bishop Whitehouse, OF Illinois. who has
Just returned from Europe, says at least fifty
thousand Swedes will emIgrate 70 the United
State during the present year.
0Such lively music was rendered by an
oreanist at a .shigh church." IN New York,
the other evening, that an old man actually
got on the aisle and commenced to dance q
breakdown.-Home Journal.
"a man. in Chicago. was arrested. Q few
days since. for whipping his daughter. little
girl, ten years old, TO death. The child had
refused 70 take some medicine, and was
whipped for that reason. 4IfN Stt''f
s1Suicide by Paris green has almost
reached the dispiy OF an spidsmic. The Ann
case within Two weeks Is when . woman A..
tenptsd 70 sApNeso6 her mortal coil ~ sWal.
lowing quantity Of the stuf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-10

hUNCHAUsEN iLIrERATURK.-Some Of the
war volumes which are appearing FROM time
10 time, remind one of the yarns which army
correspondents OF a Philadelphia paper were
wont to spin The South is especially prolific
IN this Munchausen literature which npst
anord much amusement to both Southern and
Nortnern readers who participated in the
conHlct. The last volume OF the kind rs A
history OF "Mosby and HIS Men" who are
represented as having performed the most
faoulous achievements all through Northern
Virginia, and furnished Lee the KEY 10 nearly
All ms victories In one place we are told
that Mosby and three Of has partisans mt 10
hight and chased for a long distance one hum
cred and eighty OF the Sixth New York
Oafary. while instances are ipnumerable
where tney single handed slew ain the way
from four TO ten Iankees apiece. Such vol
umes must naturally disgust the late Southsrp
leaoers. and we are not surprised that Mosby
should repudlate this shistory'' as contaiuing
about as much trsth as the "Arabsn knights T"
y. y ro1g al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-10

IHE ELECTION IN MARYLAND TO-DAY-In
pursuance of the provisions of the act passed
oy the General Assembly OF MARYLAND, at its
recent session, authorizing the voters TO cas-,
their ballots for or against State Constitu
uonal convention, an election is beng held to-
DAY. according TO the notice Of Sheriff Thorn m
son, calling an election in Baltimore all per
sons voting shall express on their baIIots in
Writing or printing, the words "Fora Conyen-
uon, OF against Con nvention," and at the
same time and place the voters shall elect
seven delegates from each OF the Ierislati We
olsulcts OF Baltimore city to said conyep tion
according TO the provisions Of the act of the
General Assembly.
The following are the candidates for the con-
yentlon, put in nomination by the Democratic
Conservative party OF Baltimore, the Repub-
ilcans declining TO make any nominations.
FIRST Legislative Distrct-John H. Barnes
Isaac George, Joshua Vansant Edw,d p
Elanerty, James A. Henderson, Lindsey III d.
reynolds, Ezra Whitman. Second Iegislatiys a
DfstrIct-Geo. Nj. Gill, George VIM. Brown.
bernard Carter, Albert Richie, Henry r
Garey, George w. DoDbin, J. Hall Pleasants
Third Legislative District-James r. Brewer.
John Ferry, J. Montgomery Peters, Joseph p
Merrlman, John Frank, Isaac nj. benson,
waiter ). Wilkinson. The Sheriff also gives
notice that the citizens OF Baltimore shall AT
the same time, vote on the question or run
mig the cars on Sunday by expressing in
writing or printing, the words .Eor Running
the Oars on Sunday or against Running IN 2
cordance with an act entitled IAN act TO pro.
vide for the running of the Baltimore CITY pas .
senger cars on Sunday" &c
The Sun says:-The board of police gives
notice that all bar-rooms and drinking estah
lisnments are 10 be closed during the day. un.
uer the provisions OF the law, and there is
every prospect OF an orderly and quiet eIec.
tion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-10

VERY SENsATIoNAL.-we find the follow
ing IN the New York Times: Mr. Tllman
gregory, very wealthy plsnter residing near
Augusta, Arkansas, fell into an alteration
over game OF cards with a DR. Dameron, in
the course OF which the latter drew pistol
and shot the former in the hip. Mr. Gregory
being in liquor, taunted him for not shootin .
better than that, Mr.. Dameron, who was also
intoxicated, fired again. shooting this time m
the breast Mr.. Gregory placed mis- hand
upon his pistol, and taking deliberate aim > !
the Doctor, shot him through the heart.
Gregory's shot took effect almost instantan-
eously in Dameron's heart, and bsth fell dead
together. ~
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Mr. kcNerhany moved 20 proceed 20 eIecs
four delegates 70 the eonyeution


Mr.. HcNerhany moved 20 proceed 20 elecs
fonr delegates 20 the convention.
Ine foiloWing nominations were made -
William y. Holt, Francs ]. MeNerhany. Ode
enned, George A Bohrer, (deciined,) George
w. Miller, Henry Young, James VI ID ,Iton
tMr. Dalton consented TO serve II elected. ws.h
the understanding that he should tell the con-
vention his sentiments. that the movement -
ihopportune and calculated to forestalI con-
servatiye measures.) T. A. Tolson, q. A
Bowie, Henry Bright John ii. Rus-eIL Jas.
McCathran, Lewis Weber, (declined,) Jonn
Little, (declined.) Francis Garrett azd q n
Smith, (declined)
The nominations were closed. and Messrs
John Bright and Lewis Weber were appoint
ed tslers While the voting was In progress
Mr.. James Boisseau stated that Mr.. J. n. Rus
sell Is a resident of the Fifth Ward, and nor
eligible in this The votes being counted, the
Chairman announced that Wm. %. Holt, q W
Miller, HeRry Young, I. A. Tolson and Hen
~ Bright were elected.
MIR. McNeraany delivered A brief address,
concentrating the meeting upon their selec-
tion or gent emen 10 represent them in eongen-
Ion; urged the voters TO register and vote, aud
deprecated the failure 10 register as an unlus-
uhable self disfranc hisement
The meeting then adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-10

STILL ANOTHER VICTIM TO CHLoRoyopN
a young lady died in Baltimore last weelc
from the effects OF taking chlorsferm, which
was administered to her by a dentist Win tbe
consent OF physician. This is the third death
from the same cause that we have had 10
chronicle within few weeks. The presump-
ton is that chloroform is a very dangero1s
agent, even IN the most careful hansA and
that no physician can saw with certainty
wheR ne Administers this drug, that his pa-
vent VIII ever be restored TO CONSEQUENCES
inns Is fearful price to pay for immunity
from pain during a brief surgical Operation. as
the danger OF death seems almost suficient 70
Justfy the prohibition altogether Of the Sc OF
chloroforn.
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81 Many families in Richmond are leaving
for Ohio. I
HThere are about 10000 ceIored people In
Cincinnati.
What has become of Stephens, the great
Fenian leaderi 4
~ John 5. g. Abbott says gas is not a gen =
teel light In Paris. Wax is used by the ton.
~The income returns, so far as sent in, do
not average but about half Of those OF last
year. . ...-..... .r
~Hon. John q. Breckinridse advises his
friends 10 make the best of the Military ball.
1It Is said the next fashion in Paris VIII
be wigs Of gold which women ano men Will
wear.
DSAn exchange says that abridal en- vel
opes. !" so extensively advertised for sale, mean
simply night-gowns- -
ga federal soldier named David Trus,er
and horse which he was driving were hoth
drowned in the river near Frcdericksbure on
Monday.
~In Louisiana minority forms no impedi-
ment TO a legal marriage. the laws OF that
State rec utrfng that the bride be not less than
twelve ana the bridegroom not less than tour
teen.
~The colored Baptist congregation at the
Natural Bridge, Va, are about 70 erect a
church: They have been literally aided by
the white people Of the neighborhood. ! Z
@Captain john Powell. Of BROOKLYN. IN
now ehGeEed In buildine . small shsp % be
twenty.tnree feet long, and 10 De propelled bv
means of four salls arranged like the ears ~
q windmill In this bark he proposes 10 cross
the ocean next June.