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Water Ballad. 1 "Come hither, gently rowing, Come, bear me quickly o'er This stream so brightly flowing, t To yonder woodland shore. i But vain were my endeavor { To pay thee, courteous guide; Row on, row on, forever I'd have thee by my side. t "Good boatman, prithee haste thee, ^ I seek my fatherland!" "Say, when I there have plaeed taee, ? Dare I demand thy hand ?" ] "A maiden's head can never fcjo hard a point decide; How on, row 011, forever i I'd have thee by my side." < The harpy bridal over, The wanderer ceased to roam, For, seated by her lover, The boat became her home; And still they sang together, As steering o'er the tide, "Kow on through wind and weather, Forever by my side." The North Carolina Bandits. MossIseck, "J 'Hobeson County, N. C., > February 16, 1872. J Henry Berry Lowry, the notori ous outlaw and his confederates have been holding a carnival here for two days, sleeping at a store near the railroad statiou. When the down train lor w uniingiun ai rived here to-day they had a barre of cider rolled out of the store, ant were treating a large crowd. " They were particularly active in inviting Sthe passengers out of the cars to ink, iamilliarly tapping several of them on the ehoulders and shaking their hands. WhenLowry was tokl that he had better keep a good look out, or some one would kill him or some of the gang for the rewards offered by the State, he replied that "any one who might kill him or any of the gang could never prove that ho had done the killing; all they asked was to be let alone, and they would leave everybody else alone; if they wanted provisions they would go where they could be obtained; if they had money they rv?nr fr?r t.hera: if not thev nuuiu *v. , would demand them and take them.'* They were, he said, deter mined to kill oue man, who was travelling backwards and forwards on the train. They had warned him several times not to come up here, "and," continued he, "we would have killed him yesterday right in the car, if it had not been for the number of ladies who were in it." While he was saying this the individual whom they had doomed was at that very moment crouched under a seat in the rear car. * He lias incurred the terrible anger of the out-Jaws from the fact that he volunteed last winter as the executioner of Oxendinc, one ol their gang who was hung at Lum berton. They told the conductor that if he came up here again they would murder him right on the train* As tho train moved off they saluted the conductor in millitary style, and took a deliberate aim at the train with their rifles, and con tinued to fire until it was beyond gurtshot distance, Tho audacity of these out-laws out-IIerods Herod and is unparelled in the history of any State. This man whom they have threatened, is known in Wil mington by the name of Frank Maraden, and is a sailor-boarding house runner. The Diamond-Toothed-Saw Quarrying One of the moat noteworthy won ders ot this prolific age of invention is a diamond-toothed-saw quarrying machine, recently perfected by Ver mont stone-workers, that bears the same relation to the wealth of the quary that the saw mill does to the products of the forest. The main features are simple, and consist of a straight saw armed with diamond points moving back and forth through the stone with drills work ing vertically to free the end of the kerf. The diamonds employed are of the black variety, on a half inch onfl writli o civ.linraft nnmrpr engine can be sunk in the solid qunry from from six to twcuty-four inches, per hour, according to the hardness of the material operated upon?the machinc having been tested on every grade, from the toughest flint to the easily worked marble, leaving at one operation a smoother face on the harder stones than can be produced otherwise by days of labor. The economy of the machine is shown to be great by the fact that after the first invasion of a quarry by its irresistible teeth (whivh, in this primal operation, of course smooth but one face of the rock,) at all subseqent removes to the centre of the mine two faces of the stone are developed by each sinking of the saw. Besides, the great waste occasioned by the old method of drilling and blasting into valuable quarries is entirely over come, not a foot of the material be ing lost if survej-s are carefully made. The saw on exhibition can bo sunk into the hardest stone through a kerf of eleven feet to a aepiu Ul'lUur icui icu inuxiusj uui smaller machines can be construc ted to answer the varied demands of quarrymen. The instrument is very compact, and one of the power displayed can be operated by two m.en whose services together with the fuel consumed, will amount to less than ten dollars a day, effecting an estimated saving cf labor of fifty men and reducing the cost of solid building material one-naif. About Childeen.?Dr. 0. W. Hnlmes, in the February Atlantic, thus disccurses about children : The Old Master,, who is a bachelor, has a kindly feeling for this little mon key, and those of his kind. ."I like children," he said to me one day at tabic. "I like 'em, and p I respect 'em. Pretty much all the honest truth telling there is in the world is done by them. Dr. you know they play the part in the lousehoid which the king's jester, vho very ofton had a mighty long lead under his cap and bells, used ;o play for a monarch ? There's io radical club like a nest of little oiks in a nursery. Did you ever ivatch a baby's lingers ? I have, of :en enough, though I never knew vhat it was to own one." The master paused half a minute or so, lighed?perhaps at thinking what le had missed in life?looking up it me a little vacantly. I saw vhat was the matter; lie had lost ;he thread of his talk. '^Baby's fingers." I interpolated. ' Yes, yes; did you ever see how they will poke those wonderful little fingers of theirs into every crack ancl crevice they can get at ? ill '1 r? a _j il IV^ 1: mat is incir nrst euuuiiuon, lceuug their way into the solid facts ot the material world. When then begin to talk, it is the same thing over and over again in another shape.? [f there is a crack or a flaw in your answer to their confounded shoul :ler-hiiting questions, they will poke ind poke until they have ?ot it japing, just as the baby's lingers have made a rent out of that atom rfaholein his pinafore that your jld eyes never took notice of ? rhen they make such fools of us by copying on a small scale scale what ive do in the grand manner. Tiie Great IIair Producer.?Hair liln Primiifiimw jiiwl PomnilM h?vp. hnd Lheir day. They belong to the musty [>ast. Nobody that understands the . hemistryof theliairand the philosophy )f its growth thinks of using them. 111 stead of clogging the pores of the scalp with thick onguents, and thus obstruct ing the insensible perspiration which is issential to the health or the fibres, we low tone the surface of the head with an nvigorating application which pene rates to the roots of the hair and stiinu ates them in the same way that the fer ilizing agents spread over the meadows itimulate the grass roots and cause the ilades to spring up in myriads, coating he earth with verdure. The invigorant a f Kio ?mi ici T .f/Mi fct vatharion. It may well be called the crtilizcr of the head. To the barren calp it communicates vegetative power, f the hair is dropping out or becoming Iry and withered, it arrests the process f dilapidation or blight. The hair hickens and becomes glossy and flexible inder its genial operation, and as a dres ng it is unapproached by by any prepa iition that has yet been laid on tne'toi jt of Fashion. JST If 3rou desire rosy cheeks and a omplexion fair and free from Pimples nd Blotches, purify your blood by the se of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis ovcry. It has no equal for this purpose. Ttrr Q-rnxr a nrr ?Tt !h n wr>11 ! VVlViViA 1 w .? .. W sccrtained physiological fact that the rigin of most of tho ills that afflict hu lanity is a deranged condition of the al uentary canal. The bowels become onstipated and sluggish, and thence rises a train of painful and distressing laladies. As a preventive and cure, nere is no remedy so safe and sure as >R. TUTT'S VEGETABLE llvkr PlLLS. West Point, Ga., Sept. 3,1871. )r. Tfm. II. Tuft: Dear Sir?I have been an Invalid for ve years, and have with fortitude and atlence tried nearly every patent'mcd ;ine known to the people without any It'ectual relief. It was suggested by oine of my friends to take your Ve^eta le Pills, for which I am under obliga ft*" QiirvirnatSnn T t liol Tl if O fa onible one, I propose to state the effects, weigh more than I ever did, and my ealth is far better than it has been in vc years. I certainly give all the credit 3 your Pills; and as soon as there is an :icrease in the family, you may bet if it ? a male that his name shill be Tutt.? ublish you choose. Very respectfully, J. A. DONALDSON. "he Barbels Trefer Dr. Tutt'sIIalr Dye. Make Home Attractive.?Nothing (Ids more to the handsome appearance f a house outside, and to its cheerfulness aside, than good clear window glats ud bright-colored ornamental glass at he sides and over the tops of the'doors. .'he first lets in all the bright warm light f the sun, while the latter admi's the ight at the same time that it shuts off lie view of prying eyes. The best Veilch and American glass, both plain nd ornamental, as well as doors, sashes, linds, balusters, newels, mantels, <fcc., re to be had oT Mr. P. P. Toale, No. 20 le ^"aynstreCharleston, S. C. tf "37ios. fF there ,>re any who have not sup plied themselves with Bagging and ics, they can get what they need in his line from WHITE BROTHERS. Jan. 17, 1872, 39?tf 3EO. 9. HACKER, Doar, Sash, and Blinl Factory. t 4 -i?t T?t>TAV fi O 5ST* This is us large and complete a 'actory as there is in the South. We keep no Northern work to fill ountry orders. fctaTSeud for Price List."^2 Address, GEO. P. HACKER, -J P. O. Box 170. Charleston, 8. C. Factory and Warcrooms, King Ssreet, pi>osite Cannon Street, on line of City [ail road. August 7, 1S71, 20?12m. Totice of Settlement and Final Discharge. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on Friday, the 20tli March next, final settlement of the estate of .Nancy jeslie, deceased, will, be made in the Mice of the Judge of Probate, at Abbe-j ille C. H., by the subscriber, when he rill apply for a filial discharge. All ersons having claims must present lein, mid those indebted will make Hyment to the subscriber, on or before jat day. T. \V. MCMILLAN, Adm'r. Feb'y 28,1872, 4-3, 4t To -A.rrive. 500 BUSHELS 'RIME W H1TECORN, Apply to BARNWELL & CO. " rcb 14,1872,43-tf For Cotton, Corn, till UP 3F?. "3L C CASH, ?50 per 2,000 lbs., at 1 TIME, $55 per 2000 lbs., at F; 1872, WITHOUT ISTERE Factory East end Hasel St.; Mi For OM?OSTIIG WITH R. I C CASH, $30 per 2,000 lbs., at I * TTtftf rvnr 9000 Ihs at ITo J IJJLJUj lMU.j VAJV JL IV 1872, WITHOUT LATERE WM. a DUE . .. - GENERAL AG] No. 1 Soutli Atlantic "Whar: WESTFIFLD & DuPItE, Agent; Dcp. 2U, 1871. 35-3m THE undersigned tnkc this method of infc prepared to furnish all parties ne FIHE AND FA! BUGGIES, CAEEI POLITE DRIVERS and GOOD GROO every facility for tho comfort of patrons wil Special attention will be given D and Commodious Lot and Wagoi Stables. TRY US AjST c. w. guff: Oct. 12,1871, 25-tf ESTABLISHI PRESSED FLOORING, CEILTXG, a hundred different patterns ofMouldiu for sale at New York prices. Mantel-Pieces to order at snort nonce. rstair jkhii, i\eweis hogany, on hand and made to order. Good a at this establishment as can be made in the U the largest stock of the above South of the ei guarantee will give entire satisfaction toall wh The subscribers are the only practical Media: by Trade, carrying on the Business, in the Citj The subscribers can refer to gentlemen all ov lina and Florida, as to the character of their wi East end Ilasel Street, opposite Wando Fcrtilis vicinity of Charleston and Pavion Hotels. SZzf Messrs. Seal, Sign ?fe Robertson are our ?nd all work shipped by us is at half price, to-\ go. C'a. R. R. CARRIAGE MAKING A NOW offer a LARGE and SUPERIOR ST< price from $110 tq $22.r>, with all the mode WAGONS OF ALL SIZES, made by the best MATERIAL IN THE COUNTRY, and after t They also offer for sale A LIGHT CRANE-N LOW FOR CASH. They keep constantly on hand METALIC BJ NY and WALNUT COFFINS, and others of v Their hearse with one of the Firm will attenc ALL WORK WARRANTED. A jcat, tobacco. >s factor}7. ictory, payable ATov. 1st, 1ST. ines oil Ashley River. I i actory. . l . ctory, paj 'able Nov.- 1st, ST. ?S i b CO., EXTS, .... f, Charleston, S. C. 3, at Abbeville, S. C. ties Stables. )rming tbo public, that they arc eding anything in tbo line of ST HORSES, AGES, &c. MS will bo always on hand, and tl be afforded. ROVERS, &c., as a Large i Yard is attached to the D SEE. & CD 1851. o W >? SJ tr1 M CO H O # CO o a CO CO Pi r-1 ET go o LEATHER BOARDS, &c. Over ifis, makeover 100,000 feet on hand, , Door and Window Frames made , Bal lusters of Walnut and Ma nd substantial work made as cheap Hi ted States. We have on hand ty of Baltimore, all of which we a want good and substantial work, nics, Sash, Blind and Door Makers, r of Charleston. er this .State, Georgia, North Caro ?rk for the past twentv yearn. W. P. RUSSELI/& CO., ser Works and in the immediate authorized Agents for Abbeville, vit: Oocts. per 100 lbs., over the [Sept. 28,1871,24?8m ND REPAIRING. 3CK of BUGGIES, ranging id irn improvements in the business. MACHINISTS, and of the BEST lie latest and best styles. ECK CARRIAGE, of good style, TRIAL CASES, and MAHOGA heaper style. L all funerals. [Nov. 3,1871,28? J. s Th Ball usei XI QU Tes M. ji Btamwel NO- 4 GEAJS )ur Country friends, may not all of tl ! FULL LINE Bacon always the best, rlour 01 various gi Syrup and I Lard All of which we will sell at the low< 3ARNWE \;b. 14,1372, 43?tf GOLDSllT IRON FO Are prepared to furnisl ?M ???PSgla? the very lowest Azures. They furnis n in Columbia, which is sufficient rei 'eb. 14, 1871, 43?tf . WALLER & MERCHi RE now offering to the public in tl i_ line of all the Goods generally ne THEIR * have been selected with great READY MAI FINE STOCK OF A good a Groceries, Hardware, C which the attention of purchasers it WALLEI Ian 3,1872, 27-tf ATLANTIC AC rb is Article, prepared by the ATLA ? direction of their Chemist, JULIE! i Seed, is now offered at the Reduced yable 1st November, 1H72, Free of In Orders filled now will be considered t November 1872, thereby cun&bing Pi s and Mules are idle. PELZEIt, RODGJ BROWN'S W 0,17AItL.ES, PEIiXUff & < ran 8, 1872, 27-tf ATLANClf rhis FERTILIZER, manufactured h lNY, under the direction of their Cta w ofl'ered to the Planting Communi ? $AH PEK TON CASH, or $52 PA\ J It EST. rhis FERTILIZER has been very e? l-ire KHtisf'antion : some of the moat D1 ruvian Guano, pound for pound. Ml sales made now will be considere< >se buying on time the sale will be ec iy this arrangement planters will be mure at a time wlieu tlieir wagons ai r*amphlets containing the certificate lOSrHATE will be furnished on ap] PELZER, RODGI BROWTS W QUARLES, PERIUX & i ran a, 187:2, 27-tf IMPORTANT TO C THE M srtilmog and 1 ,ve prepared a Spccial Fertilizer adap' COTTOl iiich they claim to be of the highest f. guarantee equal in the results to P of more permanent benefit to the i has been used by Several E South Carolina and Georgii lowing results: t increases the crop from 100 to 200 p< t resists drought in all cases. The cr t matures the crop three or four wee linst early frosts, or in the event of a nter to put in his crop three or four w h a certainty of success. t produces a better quality of Cotton. of Haa l/\trr C.nttnn t.h id the necessity of using nothing b ctly avoiding those whose value has I ap.materials under pretence of meeti f his crop is only doubled by the use o wo hundred per cent, profit on his 01 I it will enable him to plant fewer ac or and expense with better results. Lfew extracts from numerous testimo $55 Dollars per Ton ii LAWREfl R. PRINGLE & SON, Ager an. 17,1872,39-2m . MAPES'~NI tJPER-PHOSPH e Oldest Super-Phosphate 1 IOMPOSED of BONES, POTASH, I ' TED ANIMAL AMMONICAL A Salt Cake, Nitre Cake, Plaster, nor J. Factory open for inspection at all XETEEST YEARS OF ] Introduced in 1852. 1CK ACTION AND PERMANEN timony of hundreds of well-known j crop and soil, even during extreme a $45 Cash?$50 Time, KINSMAN" GENERAL AQEN N essrs. Miller & Robert in. 2i, 1872, 40?3m f &> Co., riTE range; hem know, that we keep OF GROCERIES, ades, Molasses, in Shin. and flans. Sugar of several qualities. Coffee, Rice, Salt, &c., ?st market prices. * - H & KIND, lUNDERS, ZJk., &. c., Ii the latest and best style thed most of those elegant fronts to be commendation. Give them a call. OTS A.T OD, S, C., leir new and handsome building, a full eded in this community. STOCK OF S085BS I ; care, and unusually attractive. DE- CLOTHING. BOOTS AND SHOES. ssortment of rockery, and Glassware. i invited. Give us a call. t & BROTHER. n nnnAniiATn ill rnusrriAiii, -0 NTIC PHOSPHATE COMPANY, under Ps' RAVENEL, for composting with Cot Price of per ton cash, or $31 per ton terost. is Cash 1st March, 1S72, or on Time as clue lauters to haul it at a time when their Wag BBS & CO., General Agents, IIARF, CHARLESTON, S. C. 20?, Agents, Abbeville C. H., C. PHOSPHATE. -0 y the ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE COM omi.t nr ST .1TTT,TEN RAVENEL. to ty AT THE VERY REDUCED PRICE 'ABLE 1st November, 1872, FREE OF IN ctensively used in this Btate, and has given actical planters admitting it to be equal to 3 a* cash on the 1st of March, 1872, and to inuidercd as due on '1st of November 1872. enabled, without extra cost, to haul their k! mules are idle. s of those who have used the ATLANTIC plication to the Agents. 2RS & CO., General Agents, HARF. CHARLESTON, S. C. CO*, Agents, Abbeville, C. H., 8. C. I0TT0N PLANTERS. ARYLAXD 'anafactaricg Company ted to the Cotton Plant, under the name of ST POoD! p-ade of Fertilizer sold in the Bouth and eruvian Guano, pound to pound and to be' soil. [undred Planters in Worth and i for two seasons with the fol V ' * ;r cent. op is not affected by rust. ks i?i advance, thus insuring the crop backward season for planting, enables the eeks later, even as late as the 1st of Jun i? fn foil icon t. nlanter will readily coranre mt the highest grade of fertilizers, and of been reduced by adulteration or the use of Dp the low price ol^Colton. if "COTTON FOOD" it will give from onei utlay, with Cotton at 12* cents ner pound,' rea with a corresponding reduction of nials are appended. a Sacks, 12 to the Ton. rCE SANGSTON, President, 58 Exchange Place, Baltimore, Lt, Charleston, S. C. / iTROGENIZED I 1 ATE OF LIME. Manufactured in this Couitry, >HOSPHATIC GUANO, CONCEJTRA- 1 IATTER and SULPHURIC AC p. No J Adulterant or Absorbent of at/ kind times. PRACTICAL EXPERIWCE Patented Dec. 2f)i859. T IMPROVEMENT TO T^G SOIL. I banters in its favor on every ariety of \ dverse seasons. j payable Nov. 1st, 1878 $ fojP. o. 128 East Bay, Cliarlesth, S. C. son, Local Agents. ........ / . Wm Will be foimd t< GENERAL THAIT HI W HILB looking at the -wants ol mindful of his external comforts, am ladies to pay us a visit. Our friends will please inqnire for because we keep a large Stock of Gr< exclusively to that line. wmmw October 12, 1871^ go-tf GROCERIES I Our Mr. HAS just returned from I he has purchased, at th< LOWEST H A. CHOICE S film . The public, and especially 01 to examine our Goods before j no superiority over other fiira that our prices shall be as" low, exact quality represented. Norwood, March 31,1871 49-tf mrrry otawa i IJClJCi OXUilU J Of Chart PROPERLY appreciating the nece* the South, resolved in the outset would put them within the reach of ei They offer their SOLtJBL a complete Ammoniated Fertilizer at t November next, with approved city a< The "DISSOLVJ for composting with Cotton Seed or Sta price or $25 cash, or $80 on credit as t planters who Used it last year to their e DR. ST. JULZEN ! ' HI J. D. AIKEN, General Ag< No, 5 Centra] < ir i Tirnv i " i /1 a. irj. iiiAJ&iY, Agvui,. at u Dec. 13, 1871, 34?3m . ' . r i New Cotton> and UM AND S / f ; . , * i Subscribe ONE HILLK Tlis Wspp.hnnsf! fif tMs Banlr f!nn XilU IIUIUUUUUU VI UUU AmUilj VV1J ATTGUSTA, Is NOW reajy to receive C (jes will be roadj upon Cotton in Ware I&, Parties Sfcrlug Cotton with the: same that will Iw available in this city o The Bant is prepared at all time provisions ?n the most reasonable Parties vould do well to apply at Officers. c J] Oct 19,1871,26-6m] T ETIWAN I THREC very superior ART1 andSunerDhosohate ComDanv of ETIWAJ i A conplete manure, adapted to Cotl known >rticle heretofore oflered at a ver, Phosphite of Lime, with the addition, i nia an/ Potash. Price $55 per ton, if pa $60pe.'ton, payable 1st November, 1872, ETIWABT C A iew article of the same high grade < the dements of Cotton Seed in such a m lizes for Cotton and Grain, at a lower pi per-on, if paid on or before the 1st of A veuber, 1872, without interest. ETIWAN DISS Averaging from 18 to 20per cent, of I> blng the pianterby composting, to obta o one half cost and freight. Price $35 ; ipril next, $40 per ton,,payable 1st Nov* TAKE NOTICE, that all these fertil Viosphate, and must help for more than ?M. WHITE, SMITH & WHITE, December 13,1871, 34?3m WE HAVE JUST RECEI DRY ' BOOTS AND SHI HATS AND CA1 GROCERIES, PI Which will be sole ENOCI Jan. 24,1872,40?if i Embrace a more ASSORTMENT 2RETOFORE. r the inner man, we haro not been m? 1 have done all we eonld to indao* the whatever they may need, and not think, ,. oceries, that we confine oor atteotioo .? ' y-tf u ialtimofe and New York, whero ) ; '" V .. ET PUCKS, ELECTION OT? Ell CI1IU.; ir friends, are respectfully invited mrchasing elsewhere. We eiainr it-class houses, but we guarantee and that the Goods will be of th* DaFre & Co. ITTAOrMft A rrm ITA rauojrjnAiA eston, 8. C. * 'Mifit > f ?lty of Fostering the planting interest of to offer their Fertilizers at a price which rery planter. E GUAflTCV 45 eaah, or 950, on a credit t? the 18 th et , jceptance. ? PHOSPHATE" ble Manure, is now offered attherery le*e kbove. This Is highly recommended by ntire satisfaction. RAVENEL CHEMIST. TJL RAYENBL, President - . , .* . J. v pi ;nt, ? '* l Wharf. CHARTJMTOir. 8. 0. reenwood, S. 0. Produce Waxehou* sd Capital, \ . v ON DOLLARS. mft CaiMl ill Htptll SWS, 0X20R0ZA. OTTON. LIBERAL CA8H ADYAJC 'house, or upon Railroad Receipts. Bank will be famished with receipt! for r any other for borrowing money. * to make LOANS ON PRODUCE ?r terms. ; the Warehouse, or communicate with thf , HAS. J. JEWKIHS, President. [CO. P. KING, Vice President . P. BBAKCH, Cashier. FERTILIZERS. , J* . i > 1 : CLES are offered by the Salphario AfM Charleston, 8. CM viz: r GUAJfO. Eon, Grain and Tobacco, being the well y high grade of lb per cent, dissolved Bo?* ss heretofore, of Peruvian Guano, Ammo* id on or before the 1st of April next, and urithout inter e*t. ROP FOOD. of Soluble Phosphate, compounded with lanner, as to ensure one of the beet fortl icethan.the Etlwan Guano. Price $40 pril next, $45 per ton, payable 1st No 30LYED BOJTE. issolved Bone Phosphate, and thus ena in two tons of half that grade at a saving per ton, if paid on or before the 1st or amber, 1872, without interest. izers are of the highest grade of Soluble one year. C. BEE & CO? General Agents, Charleston, ? OL , Agents at Abbeville, S. C. VED A GO0D STOCK OJ1 GOODS, DES, CLOTHING, % CBOCKJSBT, lOVISIONS, &C? I Low for Cash, by I NELSON.