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TEE sPARTASgBURai AND
AsETEVfLLE RAILROAD.
NATURES HIGHWAY. ACROSS THE
MOUNTAINS. 57. ;3I:
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Light Grades. Easy Curves, No Tun.
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al Let it be Built Speedily. II
4 Let it. be Built Speedily.

A link in the Air Line Road betVee1,
the cities Of Cincinnati, st. Louis, Chicago
and Charleston, seventy-four (5al miles
long, with less than twenty (20) miles Of
heavy. work.
Shorter than any line from New York.
FhiIadsiphia and Balfinzoxe 20 either of
fhese cities, and many hundred ua;les nearer
70 these centres or Western TEsGie than any
existing line to Charleston. Il =. 4 ss,i'l9 =
The road that promises to make Charles.
ton the market for the trade of the Great
Northwest, the West Indies, South Amer.
ica ond Europei also an important en,igrans
ECONOMIC Al. IN CONSTITUTIONS I
SAFE IN MANAGEMENT AND
PROFITABLEIN RESULTS.
An important enterprise for the develop.
ment of South Carolina. ~ ~ Sc
Shares Fifty Dollars (50) each, payable
in ten (l0) instalments. 4, /. y .'g' s
Every citizen Of this State should own as
least one share.
Charleston with her magnificent Harbos
ana genial climate; her immeRse undegel-
eped back country, containing q fertile Gsii.
fine pasture grounds and ex6austibIe water
power; her contiguity to, the West Tndies'
and South America. and Her unparallea
european ocean course, is destined ,ipor,
the completion Of this important Trank
Line, 70 emere from her Frustrated csn.
dition and become what nature has intended
she should be, the great commercial a.etreEo.f
as 81 the Southern Section Of the United Slassa.
LIMIT oF lsTccKHoLDEks' LIABILITY.
The following clause in the charter In
published for the information Of subscsibern,
Sec. 4. That no stockholder of said coua.i
pany shall be held liable f,rs the debta, cton-.
tracts or acts Of said corporation beyond ths
Stock Of said Company by such stocRholder.
Ia DIEECToRs: -tt f't
George w: Williams, B. Bollmsnn, Alys
Gage, Theodore ID. Jeryey. TiIsodora a.
Barker, john s. Fairly, Gahrioi Cannon.
John III: Evina, Z. B. Jeser, u. II. Dnscan.
James 4. Black, John 8. Wiley.
Principai Uiricr srsss- ..,..., 80, 20 Broad Z
Rtseet, Charleston, 8. G., fSi ~ 50 ~
c. g. MEMAIlNGER,P President. 8
A. C. KAUFMAN, Secretary and Treas.
urer. july Ie, 3m. "
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BUGGY FOR SALE.ea.s.T,rssS e y Y
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almost as good as new, and having Jump
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Buggy. Apply to Kirk Robinson opposite
the Post Office or to the subscriber. ~
MORTIMER GLOVER.
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

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q. h Ensel,

Whose advertisement appears in our paper is
an Axperienced merchant, OF The most i'm
proved modern style. Ills large business
house l. now fall Of the very bsuf gaods, just
recsived and now being opeaed. and he Is
ready with accommodating statesmen to sup
pk the demands Of our railroad men and cit
mems generally. We take pleasure " RECON-
nspding friend Ensel as a. safe aud reliable
merchant. and advise one and all TO call and
sxsmhe his goods, one Of dhe largest and
mot comprehensive stocks ever brought to
the Somerset market; particularly the ladies
as hs selection Of dress goods eannoi be er'
celied. The, are beautiful and Of The --latest
styles and fashions 800.
Mr.. Ensel. also, has an extra lot Of gentle
nsns clothing, bats, caps, boot end shoes
Also, luaiss' bats and al kinds Of nice trim
n1nss ~ euumss vesr, all of which he
sSnipsd = Ill At Diess which viii del.
nfit,on -Ctrd
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The cpw boys who watch cattle il
Texas, sags Pomeroy's Democrat, have
hard time Of it once in a while. The,
must be gigilant. On their horses they
Co. y ass hsss pSS as;s ~
pplpits with Elder W: II. Blanks,
Of ibis place. las, Sunday aad sunday night.
Elder ". delisered two dls>s4sses- morning
ndevening -full Of interest tot the christisu...-
Your Hustonville correspondent, "Falsta6."
WASH town lsst Friday and bis sparkling face
reminds me ,ls't ] have NOT had the ssexqui-
site" pleasure Of reading one Of his himita-
bic reports for some weeks. Also would re-
mind your fair contributor, from xenia, Mis-
Chief Misekief that her lines of silver are
like an oasis in the desert to a weary scjourn-
et in the reportorial field. Let's hear from
her again. NOW AND THEN.
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For Water Coolsrs, and Zoe Cream
Frsezsrs got eco .. wEAREEs.
mA2RIED.

Al kalamazoo. Michigan, on the 7th inst,
by Rev. Isaac Abbott, Mr.. TAI. l.. CRow, oi
Lincoln couniy, Kentucky, To Miss HELks,
daughter Of Mr.. u. G. Rkhp, Of Kalsmsroo,
A correspondent informs us that ",he bridal
feast wat slegan, in all Of It's appointn,ents,
aud Was attended by the eiie Of the town and
vicinity and the congratulations offered thu
beautiful young bride were warm and earnest
evincing the high estimaiionip which she Wa
held by her early associates
The happy couple reached the home Of the
bridegroom's father, Mr.. james Grow. on ~
Wednesday afternoon, where they met
and afisctionaie reception from the friend
and relatives of tho bridssroom. May ~
union of lake shore bresses and warm south
ern fenhyfs form a eoagsniai snd happy a.
mesphsrs; AMI may the ira'ssplan,sd w.
never be shaken by tho winds Of diversity, o
the native Crow be forced 70 feed upon 'h'
carton Of wisiortuns.
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tail b recognize the broad distinction bc-
,wcep sucb civil RIGHTS as these and those
vhnb afe embraced in the first section Of
tbc proposed Civil Rights Bill of the
soMte,
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larI extent tho .tructure of .oc;e,v.
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cc,ie, wben no person will he excluded
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Ike inferior seat ,bere;o on ,ccoun,
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m houses and ,,ber p,.ces Of am,sement
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In The agitation IN favor of et,.I,,ol
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mons stride. in tbi. country of ,,,s
~ hbss already secured 10 Tho col.
y, race ,ubstapt;ai eoua,,,v before Tho
M a. revsrds all the RIGHTS Of aetna,
j; lp.hie over every fa,,t Of American
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ma 10 be the enlightenment Of pub.
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III Whit school. ali ovor Tho Jr,;,od
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Jnize in ,be fullest manner sI,.Ir ,;sht
VI a 49,. oe -all..cbool ,upd. r,;.edS Il
general taxation with which 10 - pr
and maintain their cw, schools : a
least the regulations a. to sepurate O
mixed schools nav safely bo loft to ,b
local legislation of the State, rb,
friends of this absolute equality wh.
would eaace every vesticc of existip,
prejudice against color, and who are 5,
swifl to eface it that they must i,avc
highly penal act of Congress to do i,w;tb
would do we'll TO consider whether the,
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