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STATE OFsoUTHCARoDINA 4.

!. Newberry Dstrict-In Equity. Z
W. q Grierson and z C Grierson. bis WIFE,
Adm'x..y Thomas F. Harmon, admir-
and Others. .s5.,,,tz:: x: :. y,
The creditors of the estate of 6idileton r.
Kinard, deed, are. required to render Oh
oath and establish their respective demands,
before the Commissioner on or Before the
15sh day Of June next. -, -.
SILAS JOHNSTONE, c,E.HD.
Com'rs Office, II May, 1858 1890 $40,
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District Court ofthe United States.
For the District Of South Carolina. In
:. Bankruptcy. In the matter of. ". A..
=, WILLIAMS, Bankrupt. - -, -
To whom it may concern: The under
signed hereby gives notice of bis appoint
ment as Assignee of the Estate of Wa.
Williams, of the District of Newberry and
State of South Carolina within said District,
who has been sdjndged Bankrupt upon
his own petition by the District Court OF
said District, dated May 9th, a. D., 1868.
J.<H. WILLIAMS, Assignee.
Nav 1873
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PAY Attention.

Te all whomi it may concern, 1@eaid say
come forward ana settle up any demand
that may be against you, the assigned
effects Of w. w, Houseal Bankrupt. This
is a matte. that will have to be- attended to
:atzonce, or eesto wiil he added, -. i
- =, - b. II. LoVELaGE, Assignee. :
--MaEs s 19, ST. >.- - - - :.
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Laurens Railroad.
New Schedule.

New Schedule.
Office Laurens R. R,
Laurens C. H., S. C, Apri! %, 1858.
On and after Tuesday. 18th May next. the
trains on this road will commence running
to return on same day; to connect with up
and down trains on Greenville and .Colum-
bia Railroad, at Relena;' leaving Laurens at
5A. NJ. OF Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat.
urday g, and leaving Helena at II P: H., on
same days. j. s. BUWEkS,
My6. = Supt. L. R. r.
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Assigr1ee,s 4 Sale.

AssigIiee,s Sale.
IN accordance with an oraer from Judge
Bsyan of 8. Is District Court : Win sell on
Monday 9Th day of June, 1858:
NJ pablIc aucton, for cash. as Eevhery G.
H., q. c. aHthe IS 80 =.
Life Estate : 5.
sfnae Herbsrf. Bankrupt, ID q Saw and
GrNt Mil ana Gin, situate ON Beaver Dam
Gsesis 10 Newbefry District: .xsr,- -.
My HD3 Assignee.
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United States Of America.

,UUlEUU OtaSOS VI hMVdHVUe
.- DlsTalcT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In re Levi livingston: Application for
final discharge of Bankrupt. - -
Ordered, that hearing be had Oh the
frst day of June next at the Federal
Court House ia Charleston, S. G., and
that all creditors of said Bankrupt appear
! at said time and place, and show cause, if
any they can, Why the prayer OF the petit
toner should not be granted. -,
; By order Of said Court this sth day,of
May, A. D., 1858. - ,sc..--.-.
- -: DANIEL H0RLBEGK, =
: c. D. c. Q. S, for hist. S: G.
NAV lS 90 St. -. 49,. =.
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MEssKs EDiToRs You will please ans
rouncs Adam NJ. Riser as o Candidate. for
the Office Of Justice of the Peace, under the
And osiige MANY FRIENDS. :
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Of all kinds of FIREARMS, LOCKS, &c.
Has on hand Pistols and Guns of all ap
nroyed makes. Ammunition, such as Car
tridges, Caps, Powder and Shot.
Shot Pouches, Flasks, Bags, and, every
other kind of Sporting Apparatus. Besides
many oti1sr articles Of various characters
An kinds of REPAIRING neatly and e1.
pedi,iously executed, aud at low rates,
april Is 70 IT,
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MEssRs. ED1ToRs-Please announce DR..
A. B. PITrs as candidate for the office of
Tax Collector, and oblige, - G2Ef.Ss
!. April 2e; MANY .FRIENpS-;
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Views for Sale.

s 71oo0J7 = ] = =
Methodist; Presbyterian and :. s.
-. Episcopal Gharehes, 81 s., I.
p FOR SALE.
These Views are perfect Pictures-heauti.
fully bright, clean and clear. Those who
desire pictures of sny@of tbe above ch1rches,
have now an opportunity to obtain sheM
cheap. They, are 81 by 81 iuches, and
mounted ON card board, ready for framing.
We have on hand a. fine assortnens Of Rib
frames, suitable for these views.
WREN & WHEELER,
March Il Photographers
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MEssRs. EDI1oRs:a Yon win please ap-
nonnee james E Peterson, as suitable per-
5 son for the newlyScreated once OF Justice Of
tne Pesce, and ebhee MSNK VOTERS.
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District Court of the UnitedStates.
Fo, the District of South Carolina. In Bank
ruptcy.- In the matter Of William Summer,
Bankrupt ~.
hereby gives notice of his appointment as As
signes Of the estate of William Summer OF New;
berry, in the District Of Eewberry, and state OF
South Carolina within said District, who has
been adjudged Bankrupt, upon his own feti-
tion by the District Court Of said District. Os'
ted the End May, A. d: 1858
May6aI9, Assignee.
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GresnYale and Columbia 3. 3. Go.

EresnYille and Columbia f. Z. 90.
!, - zSlg - - x. :: :: -
This company has now for sale, in lieu Of
"Season Tickets" TICKET which entities
. person TO travel over the road -. :.
= 0ms thousand MS7ss for $40. -
Z - ~ ~
within one year from date Of purchase.
The tickets zean be purchased from the
Agents at Columbia, Newberry, 3bpeViHe,
Anderson and Greenville. -
= W, AbSToN GIBBES,
General Ticket Agent g. & G. R. R. Co.
May,l3 .-., .-. .......'.
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.--.,-.-ssss NOMINATION.
Ats nominating Convention held on the
Atn of May, By the Republican Party. the
following gentlemen were nominated:
For Probate Judge-John T. Peterson.
Clerk of Court-Thos. d Lake.
Sheriff-Tbos: III. PaysiDger.
Coronsr-a. 81. Kinard.
County Commissioners George Brown, T.
d. jenkins and SamI Dogau. -
School Commissioner-sV illiam sumn1sr.
, Nswbery, s. May 5, 1858. .
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Gents & Boys Hats. !.

30 We ,invite an examination Of
our Stock, achich has been selected
.atth great eare, and vvAieh cannot
fail to please. .,:
M. BARRE { SON.
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Deputy Collectors Office,

NeWDeffy 80. o., may q, Iooo'
Notice is hereby given to all parties inter-
ested. In certain articles and property seized
from Osborne Wells of Newberry, for distil-
hing. contrary to law. to come forward and
rive bond for defence of suit against the
Same in thirty days from this date, other
wise said property will be condemned and
soIS JAMES u. DENNIS,
Nav Deputy Collector.
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.A.zUeT40N SAFES. THIS. DAY.

Pnrchaserso Of Real Edate sold betuoee,, the first
day Of january and the first day OF july pay The
tares thereon for the current year. z
REGNAULT co. viii sell at 10 Q. clock a large
variety of handsome toys, fancy articles, dry
goods, furniture, etc. {
COOK K&LAUGHTON & win sell at the store of Mr..
L N. Cooke, on Seventh between Broad and
! MARSHALL Streets large assortment Of new
and good secondhand furniture. -
COOK s. LAUGHToN win sell at clock p.
M two framed buildings. corner Sixth and
Broad streets, together with the store fix
lures, &c.
JOSEPH B. VADEN viii sell at II o'clock, at
:. Burfoot Pits, - In Chesterfield, one fifteen
horsepower engine and other valuable ma
chInery, besides mules, wagons, carts, etc..
FRANCIS T. IsBELL viii sell Mt O'Clock two
vacant lots on the corner Of Culyert and BeY-
erly streets. se3A
FRANCIS r. IsBELL will sell at hnlf-past
o'clock three tenements on the north side of
Albemarie street between Belvidcre and Pine.
A. C.PULLIAM will continue the sale to-day OF
Thomas G. Jackson, assignee in bankruptcy.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

5yIIRGINIA EXPRESS COMPANY.--
Y Office No. 7as Main street, between Seventh.
and Eighth streets, Richmond. =. q "a
The VIRGINIA EMPRESS Is now running daity
from RICHMOND TO STAUNT0N, and trl-
weekly to an points between lSTAUNTON and
COVINGTON. -
Also, daily from BALTIMoRE g RICHMOND
and from BALTIMORE TO STAUNT0N. ssSssF
Further, daily to all the intermediate points bee
tween Staunton, Harrisenburg, and Mount jack
SON, StauntOn, Lexington, and Natural Bridge
and tri-weekiy from Staunton4 TO Bath Alum,
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs; White Sulphur
Springs, Lewisbtrg; arid Charleston, Kanawfla
Goods called for and delivered at all points intl,e
city. tst x 80 stg .
Lynchburg, and all intermediate points on the Nor.
folk and Petersburg aud Southside railroads. nnt
intermediate painfa on Richmond and Dansille
railroad to Burkeyille. IS st. ,s55s
Money aud saInaDies forwarded with dispatchs
EoT further sm information 1gpiy ssRRrR e Ayent
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR CHAHooN PRE-
sIDING-WEDNEsDAY MoRNING.-Mary and
John Signiago (mother and sony were
charged with having in their possession a
lot Of tobacco stolen from d. G. Mayo &
Co. This property was discovered by De-
tective O'Dwyer while in search of three
hundred pounds of bacon stolen from Mr..
George Lee, on Fourteenth street. He also
discovered photograph album, containing
a number Of pictures, belonging to Mr.. R..
NJ. Gordon; and the signiagos were also
arraigned on the charge of having the al
bum unlawfully. They were sent on to an
swer indictments in both cases.
Peter Hunt (negro) was arraigned for
stealing table belonging to Kate Johnson.
He was discharged, the right of ownership
to the table being contested between Kate
and Peter.
Charles Briggs (small negro boy) charged
with stealing portion of box of cigars
from Mary Susan Walton, was sent home to
be cared for.
D. Columbus, charged with unlawfully
throwing dirty water on Mordecai Page,
was fined one dollar.
Henry Kerney, charged with feloniously
breaking into the store of John Selle and
stealing pair of CATERS, one pair of shoes,
one pair Of boots, and q number of skins,
valued at thirty dollars, was sent on.
Jim Haxall (negro) charged with having
in his possession eight plugs Of stolen to-
bacco, was discharged.
James Murphy, charged with assaulting
and threatening to kill Margaret Kelly,
was committed in default of surety.
Henry Sherman (negro) was arraigned
for stealing a chimney from Peter Watson,
tothe serious detriment and inconvenience
of the dwelling Of the said Peter Watson.
1t appeared that Henry had builtthe chim-
ney for Peter, who had not paid him for it !;
SO Henry took the law into his own hands,
and made away with the chimney. He was
discharged on his own recognizance to keep
the peace.
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East HANOVER PREsByrERY presby.
terry resumed ite sessions yesterday morn
ing at the Publication Roomss No. 1911
Main street.
Rev. 7. w. Hooper, a member Of Mont
gomery Presbytery, being present, was in
Yited to sit as cores spending member
Rev. d. w Shanks applied BY letter.for
q dissolution Of his pastoral relation with
the church at Amelia Courthouse, and d
communication was received from the
church, in due forna, consnrring in the re-
quest and expressing their high esteem for
Mr.. Shanke. The application vas granted,
and Mr.. Shanks was, at his own request,
dismissed TO unite himself with Montgom-
cry Presbytefy.
Other business before Presbytery was
deferred to a meeting to be held on Monday
next at 6 P. MI. ~
Presbytery adjourned to meet on Friday
next at $50 P. NJ, ut the same place. IS
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~
SUPREME CoURr OF AppEAIs.-The case
Of the Washington, Georgetown and Alex
andria Railroad Company u.s.. Joseph Dayi-.
son, upon an appeal from decision of the
Circuit Court of Alexandria, has been set
for argument on the 25fh instant. Messrs.
G.. W. Brent and r.. Z. Daniel are for the,
appellants, and Messrs. Al. B. Magruder,
W. n. Dulaney and r. ]. Brent for the
appellee. ...ss.... ..s1s5..
HUsTINGs Court OF WORCESTERSHIRE
NEsDAY MORNING Present: /: William Cam
mack, E. "a. Gregory, FL. NJ. CASTOR, ". a.
Fayier, and james a. Malone. William
Carter alas Henry Brown, upon nm indict-
ment for petit larceny, was arraigned, /, and
moved for q new trial which motion the
court oYerruled. Herman Schwartz and
Lewis Sampson, indicted for an afray, were
arraigned, and their case set for Friday
next James Pin and Lucy Pin (negroes),
indicted for petit larceny, were tried, and
sentenced to the city jail for thirty days ];
James Pin to do seven hours daily service
in the chain-gang. John Larghlin, Joseph
M. Rowe, ST., and Joseph NJ. Rowe, Jr..,,
indicted for an affray, were arraigned-J.
NJ. Rowe, Jr., was found guilty Of an as
sault, and fined FIVE dollars, and the two
first we're discharged. Jane Baker, Alice
Johnson, Priscilla james, and Jennie Smith
(negroes), indicted for a nuisance, were
found guilty, and fined FIVE dollars each.
Anna Williams (negro), indicted for petit
larceny, was arraigned, and, pleading guilty,
was sentenced tothe city Jail for thirty days.
Colin Gaines, indicted for unlawfully re-
ceiving stolen goods, was found not guilty,
and discharged. Susan Carter, indicted for
petit larceny, was found guilty, and sem
fenced to Jail for thirty days. John Hill
(negro), indicted for petit larceny, plead
guilty, and was sentenced to Jail for thirty
days, to do seven hours daily labor in the
chain-gang. John Henry Bell (negro) in-
dicted for petit larceny, plead guilty, and
was sentenced to Jail for sixty days. An
thony Thurston (negro) indicted for petit
larceny, was found guilty, and sentenced to
Jail for thirty days, to doseven hours daily
labor in the chain-gang. Samuel Davis and
John Morris tnegroes) indicted for petit
larceny, were found guilty. and sentenced
to the city Jail for sixty days each, to do
duty in the chain-gang.
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THANKS. FROM THE SIsTERs.-We insert
the following at the request of the Sisters
of Charity at st. Joseph's: !" The Sisters of
Charity in charge of st. Joseph's Orphan
Asylum hereby tender their sincere thanks
to the members of the Excelsior Dramatic
Association for the sum of one hundred
and two dollars and fifty cents (S102.50),
proceeds of the benefit given on Monday
nraninp q, .trf. y -ats3
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{ ssN ATon GaIxEs os IMprAcc:ifsRsr Mr.

- 81
!. ssNAToR GRIMES cN IMPFAcHMRSr 1r.
Grimes lRepubiicfIll of Iowa mad ssa
long speeck iii Che senate {, 8 II. secret session
on Monday evening, In opposition tol lie
impeac chment Of the President he 5eaaf,
with consideration Of the President 4
power OF removal Of the heads of depart
mei,ss under the nstitusi6n, quoting many
authorities TO show that it was not denied
or abridged up to the passage OF the tenure
oi-offce. act. Passing over the question of
the constitutional validity of that act, he
took up the discussion of whether Mfr.
StanSon's case comes within its provisions.
He did not consider the Secretary Of War
either within the first section Of the act Or
the pFoviso, and quoted the declarations OF
Mr. ssehenck and Mr.. Sherman in the de-
bate on the passage Of the bill in March.
1857, to sustain the theory. He thought
MIR. Stanton held office under the pleasure
of the President alone under the act of 1889.
and that the President alone could remove
him. He did not think there was any dis
5tinction between the power of the Presi-
dent to remove in recess. and his mower to
remove during the session of, the Senate. mn
officer who held solely BY his pleasure:
Taking up, then, the second article. he;gaid
the temporary designation Of person to
discharge the dnties OF an Office until the
Office could be filed was made legal by the
act of 1875, which, he lis satisfied, has moi
been repealed BY that Of 1863. But even
If he thought otherwise, Mr.. Grimes said
she should be unable to convict the Presi-
dent of n crime in such q temporary ap-
pointment, not doubling that the President
said in good faith and believed that he war
acting within the laws. He dismissed the
conspiracy articles very briefly, as he did
also the eighth and ninth articles. Tie
then took up the question of intent, Saying
he had no doubt that the President
thoroughly believed the tenure-of-ofice
act unconstitutional and snid that he
was advised of its ilnconstitutionality
by Mr.. Stanton and other members OF
his Cabinet, and Mr.. Grimes thought it not,
strange that, under the circumstances, the
President should doubt or question Its
scope. He held. however. that Stanton Is;
case was not included in the provisions Of
tbis oct and that. therefore Tho nnasf;onr
of intent need not be considered ms the
President had done no. unlawful NET! Buf
even # II were included. the enilty intent
was not snob. ns warranted the iudgment
demanded nv the House. The senator
went on to say that if the President might
NOT y IN tb;s woy make 4 cose for the courts
20 nose nnon : +ba scomnlete. s,lnremacy Of
Goparess ~ @ over over oil other branches Of Govern
,a.i 80. oSt,hI;sI,ad ond Tl,a M ha!
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SCENE IN THE CAPITOL T5EsDAY.-
Manager" Butler might be seen in earn
est conversation with Messrs. Drake and
Sumner, cooking his eye and shaking his
head. /" Managers Bingham and Bout.
well SAT at their table like two doves. The
olore Titon, with most solemn connte-
nance, was expatiating to Senator Wilson;
hut whether on the prospective failure OF
impeachment, or on the improved chances of
Wilson for the Vice-Presidential nomina-
tiOn cannot be said with certainty. Mr..
Wade had gathered his clans into one cor
ner of the chamber, but did not seem to
know what to say to them when he got
them there. A Kansas delegation was hard
at work on Senator Ross, and after n while
came ont joyfully with the announcement
that he had promised to vote for the eighth
article. Messrs. Chandler and Pomeroy
had Senator Wiley beleaguered, who sat
between them with his hat on, and every
now and then shook his head like vicious
horse endeayoring to escape from his har-
ness. Each of these gentlemen had hold OF
an arm, and the West Virginia senator was
pulled this way and that SO suddenly and
50 vigorously by his stalwart friends that
nervous people trembled for fear his bones
and muscles would not stand such tension.
Mr.. Sprague stood in the doorway under
the great clock, his arms akimbo, the cen
ire Of an admiring group whom he had
Just satisfied Of his "loyalty " to the party.
SAID one of this group: Sprague is not
al all anxious about his reelection; he
holds the Legislature of Rhode Island In
the hollow Of his hand. That is not the
lay on which we have got him, but people
, nave had so much to say abont his wife and
Ms tather-in-law ruling him that he has
made up his mind to vote for conviction
just TO show that he is the head OF the
aoase.' EapasSant, it may be stated that
just after this little episode, o senator re-
marked that he knew from the very best
authority that the Chief Justice had never
once mentioned the subject of impench-
heht TO his son-in-law, and that not one
word Of conversation in regard to it had
passed between them since the beginning
Of the trial.
A few minutes before the opening Of the
S nssslon Senators Grimes, Fessenden, and
irambull came in, and passed to their
sea!s' the carpet-baggers and their allies
giving way to the right and left to let them
pass, but not deigning to address them,
Uniy smiling maiedicsions on them as they
went by. ...,.s. y
!, Vn Mr. Fessenden's desk are q pile OF
,es'efs; he opens them one by ono, and, |,
,aa. apon ascertaining tho nature of their con-
10 ,ea,s .I eonsigns them without examination
" ytsnp sfgf<r Y1r~Q
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Colonel Forney has resigned his position
as Secretary of the Senate, obj bjections having
been made to his editorial comments on the
course of senators in reference; to impeach-
ment. This is q triumph for Cameron but
Forney calculates on his election as United
States senator from Pennsyl ylvania by the
next Legislature Of his State. Ne,c York
E0nrnercial.
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zQuAIFIcATIoN OF THE New SERGEANT
DR.. Charles IS. Mills, the newly-appointed
City Sergeant, qualified before the Hastings
Court of Magistrates yesterday. he gave
bond in the sum Of 100000 Franklin
stearns and r.. B. Pearson sureties. He
appointed Nessrs. James u. Bray, Benja-
min T. August, and John E. Brooke his
deputies. They entered upon their duties,
and took the oaths prescribed by the Code
of Virginia of 1860.
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;. FIRE AT. CHlMBoRAzo.-The alarm of fire
just.before daylight yesterday morning was
caused by the burning of two of the build
ings known as Chimb borazo Hospital, in the
eastern suburbs of the city. The engines
could not get over to the fire, but portion
of the Fire Brigade, with the hook and
ladder truck, did, and rendered timely as
sistance in stopping the progress Of the
flames. Two wooden buildings were burned
to. the ground. One was owned by John
Corbin (negro) and was occupied by him
as store and dwelling house; loss, about
$1,000. The other was owned and occu-
pied by q negro named Tom Hill: No in
surance on either. Corbin says he had
fifty dollars in gfeenbasks burned. The
other man saved his furniture and clothing.
This FIRE was ndoubtedly the work Of: an
iReendiary. Having reason to expect
something of the kind, the occupant of one
of the houses had been watching nearly oil
night. Falling asleep towards morning, he
awoke to find his house in flames, and mar
rowly escaped with his life.
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ANOTHER HORTICULTURAL AND PoMo-
LOGICAL 1BITIoS.-Encourage by the
success, under most unfayorable cireum-
stances, of their last exhibition, the Yirgi-
mia Horticultural and Pomological Society
are already making arrangements for an
other, to come off in early autumn. BY
monthly meetings the vitality of the So
ciety has been maintained in q manner
most gratifying to those who feel an inte-.
rest in the culture Of fruits and flowers !;
and this gives us reason to believe that
the second effort Will be highly creditable.
Messrs. John H. Claiborne, William d..
Haxall, and Charles 81. Dimmock consti:-
tute the committee having the affair in
charge; and Messrs. R. A. Williams and
James R. Chalnberlayne have been ap-
pointed to canvass the city in the interest
Of the Society. Appreciating the benefits
which will accrue to the city and State
from such exhibitions, We cordially COM
mend these canYassers to our people, hoping
that they may receive aid and encourage
ment from MI upon whom they call.
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GRAND JURY OF HUsT1NGs CoURT. The
grand jury of the Hastings Court of Magis-
trates will meet at 10 o'clock this morning.
Witnesses and parties interested will please
take notice, and attend punctually.
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Delay OF TRAINs.-The mail train OF
the Central road due here at 500 yes
terday afternoon was delayed four or
FIVE hours in consequence of land slide on
the road Just beyond Greenwood depot.
The telegraph wires were also torn down
during the violent storm. There was an
other slide on the Orange road the other
side Of Gharlott ttesyille, which delayed the
train on that road several hours.
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The IMPEACHMENT FEELING IN PHILA-
DELpHrA ,abiladel lI,1,ia, May 1l2 The inn
peachment affair has created much excite
.ment here. Republicans are greatly de-
pressed. The Presidents friends show no
signs of ejoicing. Late in the day, dis
patches from Radical senators somewhat
relieved the feelings of the Republicans.