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The Political Canvass-Judge Irwin Declared
Ineligible by General Meadc-Hc with.
draws.
ATLANTA, Ca, April 4, 1868.
General Meade has declared Judge Irwin ineligible
for the Office OF Governor, and he has Withdrawn
from the canvass. General Gordon will be nomi-
mated.
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NEW YORK.

Arrival of Weston, the Pedestrian, at Buffalo
He Performs His Hundred Mile Feat Under
Difficulties.
BUFFALO, April a, 1s6s
An immense crowd was in attendance this alter
noon to witness the arrival OF Weston, the pedes-
trian. He accomplished the unprecedented
task Of walking one hundred and three
miles in twenty-three hours and ffty-eight minutes
inside OF the allotted time. He arrived at the Post
ONCE in this city at fourteen minutes past five
O'Clock, through a heavy snow storm and muddy
roads, looking as fresh as lark.
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Choice Seeds, Plants and Trees.-Priced
descriptive catalogues gratis Freight paid TO Boston and
New York. b. M. WATSON, Nurseries, Plymouth, Mass
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Another version-Pay Your Money and Take
Your Choice.

AUGUSTA, April Z, 1868.
special despatch to the Chronicle from Atlanta
says Judge Irwin absolutely declines the nomination
for Governor. General Gordon was recommended
for the position by majority Of the Central Demo-
cratic Executive Committee but General Meade de-
clares General Gordon ineligible. He was general
in the Confederate army.
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Campbell, ApOthecary and Chemist, Corner
Eighth Tweny street. Prescriptions dis
pensed and pure medicines.
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A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
Cuffs, broadway and Union square; also Wholesale and
retail at SS7 Broadway
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THE PLAINS.
The Indian Peace Observation-Disclosures River
Railroad Bridge al Omaha-The Overland
Mails.

The Indian Peace COnnisslOn-DIissOuri River
Railroad Bridge al Omaha-The Overland
Mails.
ST. LOUIS April 4, 1s6s
An Omaha despatch yesterday says:-The In
dian Peace Commission 1T for North Platte at five
O'Clock p NJ.
The Omaha delegation, rho have been for several
weeks past arranging tn location of the railroad
bridge across the Missourriver, have returned and
report the mission cooplete success. The main
hlgn Dridge Will be 1850 feet long, to be
built ON high ground II the southern part of
the city. The structure will be OF granite founda-
ton and the superstructun of iron. The estimated
cost Is nearly $2000000 is to be finished in about
two years. The company win commence work as
soon as possible The gralte Is to be hauled from
the Rocky Mountains.
Denver papers report hat RydersOn, who killed
Chiei Justice slough In new Mexico last fall, has
been acquitted by Jury
The western mails are IT'LL behind detained by
snow in the mountains
The Indian Treaties-The OgaIIalas and
Cheyennes Refuse to Meet the Peace Com.
missioners.
CHICAGO, April 4, 1858.
An Omaha special says letter from North Platte
the I'd inst says that the Bres made "a ten striker
and Spotted Tail is ready TO- treaty; but the Ogal
lalas under Turkey Leg am the Cheyennes under
Dull Knife numbering on, hundred and seventy
nve lodges, demand that the work be suspended on
the smoky Hill route, and refuse to come.
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DIR. r.. II. FOOte, Author Of Medical Common
Sense, be In person from 10 A. NJ. to M aud
competent associates be consulted from A. to 6PA
Ohce OF Lexington and Twenty street.
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Fabulous Prices Paid for Libraries and
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In the
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A.-Stylish Hats mt Popular Prices.
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& Caswell's Pure

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STABBINa AFFRAY.-About nine O'Clock last night
man named John Monahan, residing at 1875 West
Thirteenth street, found in Broadway Railroad
Car suffering from stab wound in his head. He
stated that he had difficulty with the conductor Of
Seventh Avenue Railroad car while passing through
Church street, and that the conductor after stabbing
him, put him off the and gave him In charge OF
conductor Of Broadway car. He was taken home
by one Of Captain Caffrey's officers.
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Smokers, Go to kaldenberg's for Good
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Why Ought PhaIOn's "FlOr de Mayo" tho
perfume for the handkerchief to be recommended by all
the temperance societies Because however much use
IT, you get "a drop too much." SOLD by all drug
gfsts
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Royal Havnnn lOttery.-PriZes Paid In Gold.
furnished The highest rates paid for Dooubons
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TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, IS Wall street, N. Y.
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The Metropolitan Job Printing Establish
MENr Nassau street. prepared TO furnish Cards Circu:
Printing al rates twenty-five per less than
iained elsewhere in the city.
The Great American Consumptive Remedy
DR.. wM HALLS Balsam for the Lungs can Be given -
contains opium For sale a. drug store Herald BUILDING
A.-In consequence Of Extensive and Import.
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Durius the Impeachment Trial, and UntQ
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DISTRICT Cburt Of the United States.
For rhr di>trict Of South Carolina In Banks
p. : rup'cys In the matter Of JOHNP AULL
=, B :,fkrupt - - .-,-,
: PhIs isl to 1--WE uotice THAT 90 the 29th day
of April. 1858, wa rant Of Bankruptcy
was issuei out of the di>tric, Conrr Of the
Uaited StareS fi,: the di tricr Of South Carr
fina against the e~sa.c of john P. Aull
of Nrwberry in the district Of. New
berry. in said distric:, who has been ad-
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Blnkru!"; TO him, or for his use. and t'he
tran<f"r of any proper y by him arerfhrbid-
dpn t,v law: 4ntl tat u m -esing of the Cred<
irar> of Stid B..nk tupt,s to pr,sve heir d+brs,
aud 10 '.hoa>,. one or more ,A>sigute< Of his
estste. will be held at C"uvt of Bark
runrrv, 10 he holdrn at Newherry Court
Hon ut The offi"e of, and before Henry
Sum "er, F-q R"ei>r.r in bankruptcy for
ii District on The 18Th day Of May, 4: D.,
1858, Ut 10 O'Clock, A n.
- J P N. EPPING.
= q S. Marshall, s. C.. district,
,-'~.. p. By GEORGE LARSEN,
Aprif29 1885,. Deputy Messenger.
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fttend to. Eour dren's Teeth:

We are so often called on 10 extract tho
first Molars or Jew Teeih ffor s:chfdsen, and
t. regulate or strengthen :the FROM sfeethsSs
which hecome crooked from neglecf. that
we think it advisable to7esH the attention Of
p-rentSHto the sutyecs; SO that the back teesk
may he filed and, the. f ont teeth nariced
whilst cii isdrcn are curing their second set,ss
30 ~ to. prevent. their coRing nreeu,ar.f
Children shed. or lose bu, zen teeth from the
upper jaw. aDdrera from the lower jaw and I
he Molars, or j'Wr feeih which they cut
BACK if these. belang 70 their adult or grown !
se', Many persons say they were not aMsfsS
of this fact Now ,mtice and act according.
Iy Charges very BndaEate .geuns cAshsA.
! ~-R :. WHAEEY. Surgeon DcntssS.S 4
Newherry Jan. Is 1868. - - - - & 4
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-. REMQFAI3. ;, ; =
LEWIS: BUTLER.
EAsHIoNABLE BARBER and
HAIREDRESsER

REsPECTFBLE z announces to the gsa-
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he roonliin the rear of the Newbefsy Hotelss,
where he will he happy to wait upon an Ia
're exercise of. his profession, His object.
= to- ospiesse, the most tastidioas taste, and
he keeping ofhis shop shall be atter the
most uDexceptienable style. -,-... =; ~. ,
= Shaving, Trihfndns;. .Shampo pooing, and.
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District Court of the .. States.

For the District Of South Carolina. In
Bankruptcy In the matter If JOHN R.
SHULER, Bankrupt.
To whom it may concern: The under
signed hereby gives notice Of his appoint
ment as Assignee of the estate of John R.
huler, Of the District of Lexington ana
State of South Carolina within said district,
who has been adjudged Bankrupt upon
his own.petition hy the District Court of
said District, dated Goth day Of April, A. D.,
1868. HENRY 4. MEETZE,
April 90 II 8 = Assignee.
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Aprif29 1885,

District Court ofthe United States.
For the district OF Sou,h Carolina In Bank
rup.cv. In tn" matter Of WARH>N
H JONES, Bankrupt.
TO whom it may concern: The under
signed her"bv gives notice of his appoints
ment a. Assignee of the estate Of Warren
Jones of the I. wn Of Newbcrry. in the Di*-
trict of Newberry ard State of South Caroti-
M within said district, who has heen ad
judged Bankrupt upon his Own peri'ion ny
he District Court of said District. Dated at
Newberry H. ). C. the l7th day Of April
A. D 1868
HFNRY HALFACRE, Assignee.
April % II St. 7-
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TO COYSUMPTIVES.

The REV EDWARD A. WILSON will send
free of charge to all who desire it, the prescrip.
tion with the directions tor making and using
the sin Die remedy by which he was cured of q
| ne affection and that dread disease consuDp-
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AID he hopes every sufferer will try this prescfip-
tion as it will cnst them nothing, and may prove
q blessing. Please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. l65 South Second Street,
Sept 1888. Williamsburgh, New York
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pamoeratlc organization.

- - o. - ~ = - =
The State Central Executive
. Committee of the Democratic
party Of South Carolina, appeal to
their fellow citizens. throughout
tthe State, TO organize and unite
upon the policy of, the late Con-
vention. The Committee submit:
that Z aiaa at home and fuH a57tc
; sStiioa 1sosta the National Democratic,
party viii sooner or later deliver
ssae comn1en enweattb from the ruin
that threatens it, : -. =. :, q
The following plan is proposed !;
Let Democratic Clubs be formed
in every, town andrvillage, and in
every election precinct in the
.gcoanfrys; let colored cooperative
Democratic Clubs. be also: formed,
and let these make up and form,
in each District. the Central Dem
3ocratic Club for the District. Let
s these Central Clubs report at once
ITO the State Central Executive
Committee, their officers and
members, &c. And commencing
Nay Isl proximo, let the Central
Clubs throughout the State make
a monthly report to the said com
mittee at Columbia, S. c. The
committee have on hand for dis
tributionqeopies of the Constitu-
ton of the Richland Democratic
Club, and Of the resolutions adopt
ed at the late Convention.
All papers in the State will
please insert this circular three
times
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F. W.. .McMAsTER,
JOSEPH DANIEL POPE,
For Committee.
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The Healing Pool.

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Laurens Railroad.
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NeWberry Female College.

The present Session opened on the 1st Of
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Newbery C. H., S. G. Principal.
. January 20
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Gen. Meade. telegraphs Grant,
that Georgia ratifies the Constitu-
ton and elects Bullock, but the
kegislaturs Is Democratic
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