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The Press and Bannei. u v u r i; 11 w 11. s o n a- w. v. it i: n i :t , ?? \ Wednesday, April 23, 1879./ ' ~1 ~~ 1 i Abbeville rtarluTv' lnsti(ut<>. All intor<'>:< <1 in tin- ratJM* !' j?u 1 >!i?- . 1 ll'MlIon lilU-t liavt* 1??-?-t! !'I lilitl ill iht* foktmils of tin* /Vi aj /.' tili'ij i several letters from t?'a<*!n i> ttr*i:ftir tin* . ?>f :? ?Vu::? v 1 r.? ;'.!u'.e. Sin li an assoeiation is imiisp.-usal !< t > tIn , wrlllu-itur <!' llie pill 'I if e<lm\iii?>na! svs- ( tt'in, anil tlif s.i'wu r it is oiuani/.< d tin1-elter lor liotli tfarli'. rs ami j.>pj?*. Hon. 11 u^h S. Thompson. State Sin eriiitiml j i :il (M IMuralion, was w ii::cii to <n i!.? ( stil'jei't aii'l the following is his ansu ? r : ?tfj i' i: of Si ati: Si-im:i:im i n;?i:m or r.i>, . \ i..\ Cot.i misia.N. Mar-li "J J, K.;l W. Ili \ i.r, lisi^. . i im:ali sik Your it:: i of tin- i'?ili lias li.cii r<"vivol. I am ula<l to know ili.r. ( J lie teaelmr"* of A l>l>e\ ille aiv moving in l lie mailer t'l-forming a Tcai'lu i's' Insti- t tnte. Y"ii i>i;?v iclv <in me to ilo ail in I 111 v powi'r t<> ?'<! Hum. lVnnit me to however, that in my opinion, the Miu? eliosen, April ' for the !ir>t iikvImmt ! * tmt a "lie. | 'I'll" 111oeti11iT"- <>f to.u 'icr* are not only valiiu'ilc |o ihcin I*t:I t?Nu to tin* ucm-r-tl I'til'lic. My t-xperieiief has lie, n that tIn* spring i?i not favoraide time tor > ^athfrittsr tlj?* ntjopio toji ilmr.* l-ater in ( tliesea>on, after the ?t,ip< are j.;a:i: \vi>nhi lie lnueh l*ettfi\ l'?e?i(!( in A ; ii :l many ?!' the seh"o|s ave^til! in cperaiirn. : an<l no u aeher^ cxeept tliovf iivim: near | the town. conM pare the time to at:> ml. It >eems lo me tli:?t in .inly <>r Aii^iim, iii.ikl illil I.l llillt Work oti the I farm 11:t ? ij1 !ili'ii?mi. and v. !i ;i 11. ; rollc^c* iiihJ yi-!) hiU will l>?- r!>i-.i'il lor vacation, you would certainly have a ln-tt'T attendance ill l!ic I n.-tnnte. 1 a:n T 1'r< e to viy that ilia: time would -=?i: n; i t?111' 11 liciier. I will have to visit *< < ?11 t and J'ickctis in August. ami ii would _ suit iik* intirh hotter to ,u" to AMicviili* at I hat t i ii**'. 0 ; If it}xin reflection voi! thir.lc it hesj to <, have the meetin;: in April, let tin; know and 1 w ill try to attend. Yours wrv trtilv. ~ III' i; 11 .< TIloMl'SuN. While it is thought l?y sonic ?>f our v lending teachers that J ill v or Auau<t a would he a better time for a large smd successful meeting of teachers and the i public, :tt which Che Stall' Superintendav??iilil I>c* present to deliver an address, j1 they consider it necessary as a lirst step \ to hare an earlier meeting f*?r the appoint ' nient of provisional o Oversati<l a commit- >' tee who shall take ,nc midsummer u 1? ?-iinjr in charge. Saturday two week*, 11Kit May. lias J?i-c*ii fixed on for this meeting ;l of teael.crs, and it is Imped tliat ilie < Court House will sec irathere l together ] f'Vthat day a large nmnlterof the tea?*!i- 1 era of Abbeville County. The presence j of such nifii a> l'r. lion nor, l'r. <?rier, j; ami the otlier 1 >ue West professors, j: Messrs. <>rnham, of Abbeville, 1'iitch- \ rird of Cokesbtirv, Klugh of <Jreenwood. . T>ncki'tt of Ninety-Six, Johnson of l.owndesviHe, and other teachers of ( :<- <| perienee and learning, both male and fo- <j male, will make the May meeting inter- r i"?t!n.:r and proiitalde. It has been sug- > jf<*sted. in consideration of Lis central position and his well-known deep inter-' n e?t in educational movements, t!iat Mr. N. .1, ( rahatn of Abbeville, be kind ) enough to act as provisional secretary, with whom all desirous of information limy coiniiiunieate prior to t!io J<?: i; <>i s May. W'c have nodoulit that Mr. ??ra- v Jiaiu woiil-J cotiscnt to <|o so. , ( The .Nfj;ro Exodus. In another column w ill bo some j*. intorcstinc (acts rolatinir t<> tlio neijroex- ^ mitts to Kansas from Louisiana and other . .Southern States. ItsoeMi.s that a Kansas ,, ' i lever has sri/vd hold ??f tlifl lieirroes in the lower Mississippi valley, a.fever a* ??>'.!?? if^ / iiiiiin" -iinl i?.(iiiir :is is stnall-pox or ilio m< ash ?. They ;:rr rushing oil' in thousands t> Kansas, h-aving the land of |??iit*j?!t jus, sweet 'taters* | ? nul siuishine, and ^r iing tn a land wlere i win.or ili<; thermometer goes below ia ro,?and where tl>e nwru will iro helow ai :zu- > 'hit v."I)y uiye isiui to stay in Uhr South ? Why toll him this is the h? st ihoia o in the world for him ? Jle will m?t .-,.11 'I'll!, nn -i'ii is :1!1 infant rare. nn.'ii*' > - . i 'rit'ii'cd, ignorant, and impressi in- | alii". Tlii v do n<>t know what wi-'kumv ?. ;u ? that, tin- Southern State* is tin- !an;i whim. tli" black men have thrived hot. , "L'Iv.a v ill have t<> lind that out Cor them.-d'iJvpv. They must work out their own ^ isn'.Na'.ioii with fear and trembling, and he tlupvd :i;-i ny a time by Freed man's j; u rean's nn i ' '"Ionization Societies, anil Lil#<irian .l-Xl oilus Associations. iJocs n?>t . ? h<:? man's Jii>tory show similar ,r jxisj'V?Sou1, ii S'.'a I5iil?!/lc-, Brazilian (VIonios, -ir'iU'- <liixLrii:>r IV'\< rs, what not? (( 'Tho Mackr. - "0 lias It. on in iilit? Nt.im.rs J htiur fixtu^l. I.oi th<-m alom:, all frmmis . .unci fuos, la: u ioiii aluno,? let Shnn l<-arn ,, ^ .l?\ f'Xitori'M!'* , lot thoin Irani to cr> <-p hoforo'tliey wv. 'lv ami thru t?t walk ahmo. . ' Wr know thai . '.ouisiana ami Soiill; Car- ' ii oli'.ia are niuei better i.-m.h man i\an?is f.>r tlie ncjrr'\ ami we ?.!?> nut wish hiiu topiawiiv l'roij' us litit tlu; nei_rro rae<t* ha* nut vetsuva* its viM oats, it has lucn , i! tth'.is far t<> an inJ.a >t sehoul only, ami i:' i- .. '. .visiles t<? go oil* T k ti 10 prodigal sun tua far eumitrv, let .t I ?o w h it o nun of t J i. I< South emulate the;.'}'ternal wwiluni uf the . prodigal's father,?! "t the neirroes tru ; . aiu', tuayi>e whe*i tlieir stoniaeiis have ' ^niiroil on the husk*; '?/ Kan-as, (if th<y ^ iiave.riut all died ic t/K frosts of a Kansas v inter; thcv will, ilk-y tiio |?r??'li^r^I, euine, La':k. glad tu be otr kIr< < 1 .servants. ^ Tilt; Czar A;jain Shot at. The V'zar of lU^vi sccnis tu 1 enr a I < haani(<1 life. I-'<?ri.ha third time he has been :i;:;vk' ?l i>v ;iv;i?mh> .mo ... ^ lives, ji iiH -'Minit <"< * the last a;i.'inj:L is jn another <-i>1uimii. 7'ie terrible |m\ver of Nihilism is seen in tiii->- thai the :is- (| p.issin was a Nihilist cjkiii/vIihiii the lot fr'll to bo tiioslaver of The <'zar.* IliMnni ,j Jjfe woUM have be<ni f.-iir-! it' In- I n refused to (?hey the eotnmaini* ?it' the sc. * ! soeietv. The ] .?. ?< ni political ' ! fiou uf JUi^sia is e\'Ci liin-;y alarmilig. |, |, Tlie i^ulu War. ,] The reet lit til-aster to the Mriti-h f.iiv. < ill Southern Afiv*a will make tie- it:for- ,|( inatt'oii we j>ritit tiiis ijiorniiifr alioiit Zu- << Inland very int< rei>J.iin;. The Zn'ns are " l)Jaek-skinne?J, but of a higher or.l-r than tbe Nejjro and i.earer the .\J.iJuy. j.( 'JTie.v ar<"-. brave t<? nwlitw ss? and vi-i iU*eamena.b]e to ivjrid military ?!i*eiji|hie. 'J'hey are Khowin^ thems( lv. s to be i]>. i most. dilli-silt to subdue oi" all tlie savage Iocs J jiglaiul lias yet (ii?v?uatrre<l. ? . o * ? TeniiH'ratire Coin inn. ( At the request of tlie following minisU-rs, viz: itev. I>. S. Simmons, j.nst ir of ,, ..i 1. l'.-v ir \ I'rjitt. '' Ifll' .11 '.'WM "ll>l > !?? * ... - , r/1 pn*ior of the Maptlst Hiureli. !!fv. J, I.. JV Martin, pastor of tljelVesbyU'rianeiiuiHi j^ an.! Kt-v. S. II. Jefferson, pastor of tin- |Jt A. M- K. ?"hureh, we give them tin- ux? jj, of a eoiunsn, lor ibe insertion of articles )o ?original ami sdecfcU?011 the sul'joet of tOniJt'JHJRVi. ff/ Senator Wadf Hainpton has taken his ot neat ui the Senate Chamber. In our two v. Senators, JJjinipN.n ami IJnth r. thi>-State mi a:i<l tlfSninii .'.ii t:i! i v will i siJJ'l laitl.T.'] II Mi'l t!i<* v. liol.' ? l.i:<"1 Si:i;i-s iviil -<i\. y :<> li-- A:n> r icuiKi-i w,>!| us Sum !htji. { iiti-i'.Jii- an ! c*it p:irii>:m, miuiv J.:iu jmen. JKkri'Uf llJ SlT)llO!?. 11 '1ho s^nuoi.- '>f ll"- 1!. ]?!!' > :: V?.s a lining <*! !)>* <>1 t I I ?- < :: ical iinvtini; v.!ii<Ji u,<s ]c !<I.i? t!ii- j !:i.ti 'J'Ih* ?'liiisrian spirit :in>! lil.t-ral i,\ <>; Uio wi it?-r '.vlik'J: :>> i * >'] t if w)i' ,"\J c.i>iir>f: will \j111?! :l t ? all. It li.is c - ' 1 'M- u ',.\i li l;| IlOl'.f <'f tin* arc Iifi: ra.'x e hj:J j* y I'.iith.'tiKoin *i.'n!c Ma?y. I i'.ith:.nasia a lo-antii'iil ::!111 ~I is hitin its v.11:i I a?> w ?<1 .*?J< *> > aiiiia" t<> 111?- cars ! the > ! nM \vu;;, :t ! ! I'r. ("IciiiiM-rs sl:r :'t.?:ivat :|'iri!'ial <-(iuif irt, n..i m |ii- il.i. triTK s ?,; |i.? l'li! in t' ! * s'.?"'l tt'lV" III li..; -lii'vctl ":hat v? iiIv wnr.1 Mr?> ?. ;:itiii:i. ' !';?[ ii :iti>i vlid '-!' : ? lilt?. ii 11 i\? 11 iiii-.-iiiN " I >yt:tr 111:i?! . ;i i i .1 > >k-< |> ::ilirulv iii' d,i- |m i1;it hN'.inn-I ii11--? ii \v.:> : j' '"ii i I'll I :ir 1 i? _: I i i :> t * i ivi'fi:- ?! !::! i; li'ihc M ii ?1 ,\<>s ?-i:i;i. :i > ! i!n \ r? ; !! v. i:Ji r. in:i:K- ih'-ri-n v.? mi"i in oi!!' A : i .' ?? :!; r. t ( ..mi ^ !>?-i?.? ? i>Mr iv.t.i !> i:i ! :::11 is '.!:c --i i:-iI 1 wni'i!- i.|' in* !i ;! ; . -?jm 11.i? :11 \vln> >'i!i,-riii " - li'u-'-ii', s!i \h ii'.: !; i11." i-; 1.? ?'I !;i?. i: i- '!;:? :i ?! ! r it i::y iti.:i. r <l' < !; -nitin-r t*i?i.:ii! t" "-rty j. {. ?; : v ;!.: i:i : ?: \rivr-n i-.t-c i.;' i:irs--<i< ii i*. ri-n':m. i:i\ i. .i?i {i:?i.:;ii.l tli T<i'..:v. i) s:i\i- i ? ?. ilyiiiu" > :<::< n; \ i r 11 : m : in:.* i".ii ii|( imvc t!i>-v (In- i i_rli' t" :i l:i.i:ii-ti-t? ?:? r11 1 iino >vhi? !i. \\ iii!< tiiry :111 \ i:i*i i v. 11 i! vi :11 I'i'in. s.-iuir:i::. >! ii iife iv 'iIvii r* " Tn ;! Ii-i !' rJr?* ji?i'i>1 < ! -i!;Ii 1 it s:ii i : !: ! ' [ iVn, iii v l::?Vi* ?.< ? 111? iu?flvi,s : ! !?-: 1'IH!?:?t'm:i. A * u < Tn i t" :?I * :? - :i < * y hi'v i>t>jii ^:>i| ?. T!:K nin|i!i-?imi:iMy riirli*. T5::il w.itiH In jmwi-r Ik j t:i in !! : Ii:;iii'-; (' ?t iliy?ii i in "i" :my nunili'T jiMy-i'-inns. n ).;i>? of !i uji-.ti :i i iiii-n: iif! t'i i \* ? n:i tint vciiii i'-i- ! >. i v -n ::: In-i>:-!i<:i:'s mwii i"i|i!<o. I? w ": j I ! Ii. iiji. ii t'i" lio ir f<if t!i" ; t't|ii-:t: ''.ii! lie ai']s; I-I me ? ? 1 ee ?. < ,\?i cur ?rr<r ?.:i?i< ?!i w<. i1 i'liiilii In' m'.iiit !i!i:rlrr in tin' irmi" f ini'ilieji! :i'!\i !. ; thiv |.!*:? ?<-f II i ll ; II <>n?v !.<> ('-t -l 1 .* i > li' 1 :i< ill-- 1 itiinn!< \v>rU of tie. ni'-lirni lOMfe-:j..ii :url t!> - 1??!I?>wiilines nf <'.>!in:in rill ihi !- !>v?-i" I'lMiny !*u >.-i i..ii^ i-.- iliiy : t ii>:.n in":'.: ny ;i i ry \v e i: I f-ffm i'ii ! > v. i -1 |i:<"-':v.: i|..- :" <M ::: iiil:?' ?! ? !< . A't'ii I \> ill :i !: l. lit .i l* :i l; I :i ] >. : . > : s< !:? :1111 ! Tii ||.> nen.;. > t>|.-V ;.|e. Uil in- ,'iM !'!: | i /< i'"h!. > in n t; ir. ' !: > T*linn.;- 1 > -t- f- ! > I '.\, 'i ii v i?-ii !'V k!|.? \V ii 11 :: 111 i." ! -ve itii'1 !: in. III-n . l:i'.ll,'. ;i ' in : 1 ::: i- l'! Vlti'e l!.. :i| hi in e.irv fl.T - \vi 1 ii . 1 . :i' ! . S!i:i ;! . y'le >w..ri?':V;e|(.N < !.# ;<!! . r. 1I si'ci:?riy, i*??!iiri*?u?~I v uui! ni"r,My, tlir ]>r;irti.-c < !* < ii!ii.iii:iv-ia \\ r \e:y i? |>r<-!i< n-iI:;ini i11: |:I .11-. *von i|nc:iirs ilili'cr. :ni?! w I:i' * i'r. A. >r. I?. I:jiI:t Willi a* >)in*h i""K t>r rrjicli'ni mid r<i'"V( ry : : i ii'lminof it :r?-??t ir in !i :i <-:i -c k-<?nl<! x ?'*<>;::mi: ;in?r?i? r. A ry t:?:i:i ? :!!! ???t s? !iic i?1 hi*. N| i"i*"ii? "V :? <ji::?i 111. .!:? < v. in n tin!< 1 < >r- II > :| prtii III ! ' isillli' ' 5:lJ ? I'.i'.ii. )>i<: ivwlii'ti : in :i:i 1 i!i<- }>:?.;i?*nt icovcTrd. 1 'iit!i::t:a?i;i i< n<In !';i\?>;'i;i inilt !l < ".H-'litiJl. '!'!.< ; !? ?"f ;!ii- >t:t!r Ml l"?.r i!-." t ? l.fiji !!; >.i ; > liw. I'lltn l.' ljt iilflll t?> :!U". * I'm* Witilci boro ( alainity -lirlp i!ib S II 'JlTlM'-. Tiic ' :ij>jn :il fn>.r. ?; ?\ ri? >r iiupM.n will (i<>t In1 ntiiii't'iii'ij iiy Al'Sri!li\ W'-arr p iiir. all >>1" ti-i, lm: p >writi'T"' than a'MmiH-c i'jti*iis l! i> uititriii;< lit' rliaritv :i:i 1 sympathy. !i>l our ) ' ; !. will <-\il ? i' 11 ; i.ill' L'i\'- what t!i. rati !<> 11- 5r ic <! ?:i:ni i:t \\ altt i-:< .? ? ir i!<I '!> ! iill's I.Hwt cn North and S i:!fi were >>'.> .i-ra'.'-d tlu: i:iir th?*y? II<>w ? \ -r ...I r ... 1> N<1 tin-'li>!r ?M <!, who lr:vc li.'ir I: !>v a \ i.-i:::tioii of J'r ;i i , 1 i??-r ii! I.? ii.> ii|ntrv ;i i I Jo\v-c<>!;;i!.y, ill A MicVillv \vi!i join '.villi lit) witli ll.tii-y in li i-i'. 'iiiiu t?. ii*ir relit !'. I.i-t our town i:t-ii id (icvis*; way* :m>i i:ic:;ii< r> ui\c ::il civf tMtiinliiiSiMiic. S.i-t our ?-|iur<*Ii?iaki* sjuM-iai <?11? :i:i i our Sun-lay ho;>l i-21i 1 > 1 r< ti iiiw ili-ir cojiii. r.-. i.<-t ir Ma>on> a:i>l ?ur l\ni .'li;> of 11 >n<>r s<# trivi*iK'cor'liii^? t-> lii'ir uMiiiv. Ii iv of our rca-ii-rs ?!io>ii<i ?j.>u!?t tin.- in ssi:y f< r prompt a?*ti -n a;i>l r? Ii?-l" in - - 1 . t. ) .1 ..... lis iii.ui' i, r.-i 111' in i .1 . i i l' }?11 i i i ~ 11 of tin* <! % ;?-1 :i 11 >11 wr<Hjj;i;t y the in : Our Ti'inpcrattoe Ct.lumn. ,\1 tin* r? < !' '.In- in :i >;" . villo \\ u liavi- cuix \ i. i i ;i j.< rI'liuf our >ji;n << Irons i'> time !" ?r ic \ < r.< I T< iiijk i:jn?*?notion. i 'ur ^lie < t i115' *iis i*.\;*r<\---< <i iu iv ' IVinjUTainv ( * Ii *" \\e \v i!' n<ii ](" iK.iisiltlv. I:' tin* ( 'lit'-rs <*f i!i? y ? .?.? .uti! J'-u. <'!'> lii'sin1any linn: < jircs> tiwir "\v;i<i|iiiiiiiii?. mi t!,U sul><-?. tii<-y v.ill (1>??iu m* editorial < >!mil*. A!i i'ic r:ir?* \v<-take ?.f tin* iViui??*rauiM' C'li'intn" u ill In-1>> s'"' ;ii:a; if 11i;ill? r a int'i it slial! In- ni:!y inpfialf. We desire in si*:* In i!i sides isci'svi il, 1 put <!i>i*ii--s<-?l <li>-jia>? *iiiii:ii?'! v. -t *tail <*r> '11 iiif'.li'* lialui 1. 1 ti>|i>T? ii 11:** oilier pMierally tii<* lii -si in iii|?*rati* <>r nu n in >j..-:;!iiiii: 11: :j- initi'i Imiit iiit''!ii]*"r:!!i<*e. \V<* Iii>;h*. :iii rejrc. that n>11(i ii tutor* to t lie - T. ii.j.' i :.ii.*<* <ili:tnn" will sierra :m< 1 \vi-. ti!-t icu<*1<! '!! mean. between lln* s.*\I!;: ai.<! 'liary buN of iiiiv <*.,ntr< v< r>y. i l'un;)!liin< til from V? ho Know Iiiin. T!io!:ist I!""//' //' ' '''>;/( !' ) |':?ys ;!ic i .1iwiim iritiiin-lu Mr. his i*?mi?H !y"!ii tin" s..111I1 < ":i yic:\\ i'.i oj-i!'-r tli:ii ii?* miuJit pnwli tinin 1 he < inMii.ir ciiiiii-li in < 'ii:?rlcs>ir Mr. i> out-<.f ll;c ln .-st in< u in !( Slal''. Tli'1 ''"//, /(/ si.vs : "K' V. .1. C. 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N.i Tl.i- 11:1 *!? -.:. 11;, r 1- worth I wo-'. nl hs m"".L III ;i II III 11.0 1 III II I In- Mi-x ii-:ili i!nl la r ; I I In- '' i-i:m- .,iM?:iii..i,s l.i. iii>ln il. 'i lo-il.-.lu.lii.n :.! I In- Mi'i! nl iii-.i- liall i-i iit }?-r iiiiim-i of ' 111..-i5\ 1 1- iMcil;iii;i il i:iiiniiiit> lo ahoul lour " , tiiiii> i-i! tin' tinliar. I.1;';:*1 ? win-! I 'Correct- d.*'? How to Judge f> 1 News- I'n-sli , in:: 1 li?i>(-rH. ' iiiukc '!'!?.?n* is sjiini*?I m?' 111:1111 \* in "1 slrr.'.d ror- . ..... . r?-f T:i<.:iv 11 ! !:> occasion which calh'il It >*! I? I! . . \ | s'? ;i.11 I :i 1 will Ir?ilii our Kirvt, 11? i: : i 11 - :i? l? iim only :.ii owrsijlil or slij? < !' arc a a It ii-t.t! 1 v |. \ i t ii i* 111 lo I lie CoiiM-hnci- J.ortl i ll ir:,i.i.i.?.| oiir t -ii . ni' ci lu-u'iilior il:c or ru \" \!Kc I'ii. . ml /! ii,i>, , that wv copy his lortnli-'c. ' ctiurc i'c:><- /V'*.vv unit l!ii,mi't\ ahovt' frlclllllv ' ji*cl<i ) ! :t ii-hiiio!.?. aiiil I.iiul whinN, ?c aii- l.or?l . nil i i? !; ! i : \ on : iv ii.iicIi "iniiri- t rii.-c I!::i:i ! . I : I. ! : " i ;i \ 'ir \ : v. - .n ij!> tnv:. 1 ) Il? ill ; mi i * i-.-.M-r , <?: % v. ar. Ami v.caiiMir- l.rii.if I". I la I Jn- If r 11 -I: I I.I ' i.? I.Ill Miiich Violllul liiiiVi ! '.! I|. : i 1 I >-i:. ol l!. Ii iii-ioitN |-a- NuiSC ; :? >! ii ill ,i! "i:? iiioiv ;iionv!\ ?r whiil j i. \\ !;:i: jo'i: lliti- mi\ a 'a! W ha I i ll< y llliivi I - iiul i- ii: j ir'iiiici- I linn u i.i i hi r cil l?y I lii-y I.I f.'l il *:I !r- ( 'M-I-li'ar." .\cn>. 11 i.? i..I . - i;.ii jiI : - iiH n ai'i* jialvi-i'. I.?in! iiv '. !'< I - an. I in ii I I ml l>y Jhcil' |./oli >- Into i -|i |i i '/ i. li-hi ,V? nr. \\ c ill V. .1. '!. coMiii.iicv to ii!i|-rov hi- ,t' dr. |.; i ;i. !'?v. A ileal aiiil Hlli-fa ill hi! l-*T|i-c si|r- >||li|i'( : i - .1 r-1 11. i I u ii:1 u a - ii ?> i:>h ha- jert. I,. 'i v. ii . oi 11.in! !.nn ! vioiir I ?. I .1 .... I.. Ml fr I !. I i: >- . T?. n; | : ?!< "I ! !>; 5 | ? 11 ?!' lliiis: 11i . : i>: i* : ill. ! .vI .in.-- i ' >. f, |'iii-\ ;r,l i i..... ?,i lit.'V.rj- in..--; uicIii-V'-l' i.i.-. lu-iirl' ,\:>r |.>vc, I i \ j hristiiin Brotherhood, ju hj :mon by pi? of. johx r. riley, !?; OF AD(ii:i{ COLLEGE. it! iy VI iveredto a Large Assembly of Wor-! ijipcrk in tin' Presbyterian Church lr Abbeville, Suudav liveiuiiR, April , 1M7U.?An Appropriate l)i?cuur.ic 1,1 r ilit* ('!?>>>?' of I'rvhbj tci'r. ; ij *! tin. I , v#w <*. il I Sktl St liOI'.f IctllV ! . . i<>ll 1111(1 Fillill'l'III' ill I. WilO il lltlOVC all, II LltiC11 you :ill, anil in vim all."?Kplio -j> "iv: ' in i hun-li <>f .IrMi* i'lirist is inn'?"As tin* ii-nl iii'catis Nilli"! I>y <IiIIarrc'tiI names |j one lioily SO l!|ir ihlt'-SVIll iIfUOIIIilut- , J-,, oi' i 'lirjvjiaMs form our i liurcli." 1 have (|| 111i? illustration or tin* unity of ilu* tl< ' !i "A mas* of ijiik-ksiiviT lit fall on ? ioor will split into a vast nnmiicr of ()| lies. (SailiiT ttioni up and put tln'lil to- uj r ami t!.i v will ri--un11 * into onr Uoily j, .'oi'i-. Tiiu> i io lv cliTt lirlow an; sotnr- j. -.fi iiinlil. il and ilist in^uislit'il into va-! a| narti<-?, Mmiiuh tlh-y all in fart art' il'-rs <'! oiicami tiic.<aiiii> mystic iiody:, \ licit I.I * ? ! I U|i liolll LIU" Will III linn |" 111 , I I !n r in heaven they will con.-litute mii' K i hi- iiiuli viiicil church ii>r over mill ever." 11 .vdry sa>s, "As Ihc Ark w;is made of; ot y pi' i.-i'S ol'widiI anil jwiui'il together ill i In mi i in-1 'liiireh croiisisirili of many mem- ii i;i:ii ! iri*l In*" in oin liiilh." lis! i iiitliriu says, "I'hilst lias bill one 111 cli. The Second A i hi in. like I lie Klrst , is [ I Ii :ii>Ii.mii<I only ol oin; wife. .lust hs the in i'!i eaiiilut lirive two heads, so the one in run not have two hoilies; lor as thai fa Weiv ii iiiolisler, whieh hail t wo heads so in :eail, wliieh hail two separate bodies." j K -i*i* is no truth inure universally admit-] ll ; lid inure cicarly csiahllshcd aliionj: al -Ti.ilis than the unity of the Church in nisi. .\imI perhaps, nothing is ofleiicrai ii'-l than tills? There is only one In ch." !l is a settled principle, with most . i;i s-iic rhristians. hut lew comparatively ; fa to have a proper concept ion of what it < i-1 a! const it u?es the oneness or unity of I lie ; si lit si i 'hnrcli. Some seem to think that;..., on.,1 of ihi' various sects or dcnomiiui- . i-- I lie 11'iic chill ch, a I id consequently ail S ' iiiters are iii error. There lire some who -j. that the pariieular denominatioii to J!l h they li -loii'.' is the only one true] I*' ill. a lnl I ley i|u I his lu tin* exclusion of . [her prulcssiii^ i hrisiiaiis. j i ,\i:i:oc; \tk i i Tin:.M>i.i.vi:s thi: r.x- j,v 1'i.fsivt: 1-1:1 vi i.Kiii-: j in mrcii sill dcnontinsitiotis of i:ms J ?il :!]f '?!?< wi:!i which they >i:iti>1 eon licet- ' li Tlsf ws .* t church tn Ihe'ir lninil signifies h partii u!ar di iioininalion In which 1 !?? >" H ir*. Tin y have ini other ('(inception of "l liiM'eii nf .lesiw ("hri-it than tlinl restrict-l*1 l sen! liic term which ha# hccli sulopt-jll l" Iheir>ccl. 'I'liey M-i-iii In have not tlici'i' shadow of a ilmilil hut that the denoini-1 11 hi to which they hclonx is the line) eh - the one ehnrch ami the only church.; , tievi r seem to im|ilire as to tin- nature, c ( hiireh. ami what are lis irne marks, 1 j( in X' hat its unity consist*. They i'iil-:n ! ami ilefemi with warmth and zeal, r?-!,'. n? dogmas on no other ground thati tlnit ;(| '1/ that has le'ell the practice or doctrine .. e* seel wliieli they call Hf rlutrrh. They I ij. come lo at taeh it I; i: id of infallibility to j I they call tiicir church, and the consc- l iee i? they never qiR'stiun any of iIs !,. es or docttines. J jS 'riit:v iiavi: niitJ iKt) tiii: riirisni. I hi i- it a kind of iliviiif orai*h\ Tlio i|ticv willi thrin i> not what sailh lit'* Lord, vliiil says t he rhtirch. They rccrHvc tli<-1 rim- of iIn- unity ofthe ( linrch l?ut they ? itint llic one 'inn- ('liuivli of Christ i? : icii ii to th'-ir denomination to which j belong. In baying this I do not have in.' 1 siiiy onesert or denomination l.hi 1 hiii I ',' Uiiri "f :l <"i,rtiiiii rclimoiis type thai is to i Lt 'Hiiiil in a {tr'-nlrr (if less decree in >, Clni.-tiaii I'liii-'Cf^aliinis. Far hi? it (| mi*. especially whili; in the pulpit, to i J(, m< 111 i 11 -r I" t!i'' prejudice of any hmti<'li : i, uristv rhnrrh.as such. There an; those "j, ?-ry ih'iioiniiialion who hold J(I. Ki{i:oN!-;ors views ok yiih nnurit. i it i>i : very ('oiniii'>n error, especially on ' ]' art of'those win* nr-- not well informed. v line to ri'^arii iln-ii own denomination as j J' '!;:ir<'h of i'hrNt. Ami there is a wroni; ' in I'l'i v.-'iliit- tin' mind* of those who us ''' ia\< made no prof>'.?'-ion of failh, wit!i re- '] to th<* ciiitieli. It is this. They think 1 * a inn- Clinivh. So far they arc rtjiht. Scriptii! * teach tills. They thinl: lh:itj"j i> only oiii-1 htii'-li ofi 'hrist. In this. <v they art* rishi. I'tst there is a mistake , il| | o>in.r Dial ofstll tin1 ileiiotnilia I ions >'< iimi->>f iIh m c:ni l.f iiu> inn' Church ?>fj^ -t ;111<I lli.'il i!ic (tilicrs siiv all WTomr. ' . in lo think that their aetiins into)1' fill' ( 'lllil'l'll <l<'|Mall'IS l!|iO!l XVllSI L rliOiCl' ill' ; '' ipiiiisilion lin y 11inkI*. 11' litcy Isaj>]< !i ' iclirl Ihat one, wliirli is ill"1 trm* . eii. tli'' i iill will lie ?I'll. !'.y poiiiifctlnir :i i-. -I Vi-s v. il'i il.lli'-y Ih'ciijiic members ot . p >!i!v iriie i'!ii*N;iiiii church. persons iir?* | " !ii.ii's |nT|>lfSt(! mi litiic, in mmini; to!1 Njiin'.vhui <l' !ioiniintiion to join. This t I'I > 1111 m , I.>1. ni.M'I'lTloV iii r 111: rsnv ok Tin:' A <-!11'i:<-iI os- <-!ii:svr. :ii ii 114 iiiii :i i ii'-'-;i | ij >! iii! ;i i in ! in iiiiow if'"' :i: ! in ; iiy way li<-||i him out of hi>|1!' 'i'e. 11 is ililiicnlty was this. 1 hsul lie iiii ji.'v miiivriii'il lor tin- salvation of " o!!l. lie hail < Vi<|i-Ii Ifound |ic!i<v in villi: o;i !t:e l.oi'il .Ii-mis. lie now fell 'J ii was hiluty to unite u i!h [he 'luiivli. \ vj le hail - ?t il into hi- hea'l thai liU K'*t- . 1.11 > lli" irtf t niilrlt ?J -j !i?II on iinol ili-li'ilniiial i < > 11 In- math-. Il<' had " r:iv iiiii r | .r. ; 1 I tie ii.ii'hin^.- m Sit1;>that tIn tv is milv oin- ( iinivli u|' ('lirisl, had i Vi 11 <?cmh n c-?ii with iikno.mina- i? I III.-;. i; ya>.: If then- i> Imt one n cli, I I't-i- i!; !'( can In- I Mil oil"' i leu i lli; !n a- ? ; i'ln M-. iit'lil, iir i! jv jMi-kiiili- li?r tin-Ill' i wr* 114. 11 ciiiiil mil rri.'i hi rile sn'i' I ilivit.-ii.v in S ii<inii11;11i<>t> with 111<- in v hi t!ii- i liiui-li. lli- >li'l not si-i- Ini\v r: hi! ! I>i- Many uiul ye: ilif many >u . ! '-inl- aviui-il lostiow him in what i niii-ni "i I'lii iM's I'lmi'rli cnii>is|i-il. ! . i11ir afi-iiriiin:; m s< rii-'nn-, how i-vi-i j " 111 lln- Oi-n-nuiiiii-s :.11< 1 Jin* ollt'.vard ii!' iri v?-;-i:iji.-i;i. lli.!| 11wi-r" ci'l'lain i i;:aI lliini*.". ill which ali l 'lirNlians were j Alui ! IJ1-|-.-11H lit 11 till-Ill III! Si' t'r:i: i - r: i i ly, mil- i 11 :ist i;i ti lii'n! IhtIiimhI, | "' 'iilisvli, iiiiwcv-r wi'if i'| arl I hey MoodS' In-:- i-".-i"-.-;>. 1 i-:i'i--a\ "i >- t t<> nhiiw liim , i-ii i-itiii>tani-<-> nt fiini-ati'iii. tamiiy con -iiolla r reiatim.- in iile iniuiit lit-.x:; A MAN'S I UOM'K ?j -!S"jniTutSi??:i v.ithont affect Ills in tin-'w ?J'-}{ri:i' his ti it >i 11 >>i*i-si i i 11 in ('l? rist "s I'i vli. There is iioMiini.' iliiil niiliiali-s ti aii.".tii.s: tliat' 'hristinn unity I'm- which; i'i -t jirayi'd, when In- s:it?X "that they all in-; :i ? I li'iti !-'iit In r art in me. and I at In-'-; tii'it they uiso tiniv In* one in lis. j < i tlii' world may hclievc tliat tlmn liiist vi in"." 1 say that tln-ii- i- nutiiini.' more : oi nlii'ial !o this unity tlian wroiii; no-i ; oi'v.-lwit t lie (.'htirch is and in wiiat it?,., i foiisisiA, . i- it \t lirin^s In-fore t:s four tiiitiers which i... . : In-1 'linrcii of .li-siiv 'hrist i?tn-1 'Imri'li. [ Iniicl; is iii.nlf up oi'ali Christians, all JV i !ic lac* oi' the rarili v. lm helh-vc in j j ! and sick in>? Icdse liim to Ijc thcSa-lIt r oi mankind. I'nln >ii:n he glory in | . imri'li liy .li sits Christ throughout nil [ *, woriil without onii. 111 i in ii k \\ miin < ;ii i<<'11 wr. aim; to imjeii" y Sl'.K N I? L'lioiu I??n 1 y of foul's |m*oi>1?; in every l'o-i. hi t i in.-. 'I'Iiom-still on earth art: failed,!, iiureli Militant. and those in heaven are , il the church triumphant. 'l'o l!ie lien-!. . iiiltl.v uittl eliiilvli ol' tin- first born, h are wi'itieii#ii heaven, and to Hod Hie i- >! ail and lothcspirlis of tin-just made i it.'1 "And hath ;-t:t all things underj" i-t, ainl ca\ ' 11 im io lie the heat I over all - '**' ;> to i lie eliurch, which Is his btnly, the! ot Mini that tllleih all in all.'' AII;K. an- uniled !o .[i-siis I hi isi by faith lielonu j ( is riiur<-ii ai.tl His church is one. liiiler- j \y as to denomination does not de.-iroy I lie j ni . of t 'in ist's church. l-'??ra> Hit- luuly is |?j and hath nuiity lui-nibers and all tin-; pi Iters of that hi,i- body bciim many are |? boily; so also is Christ. Kvery or^an-!,s| b-uiy suppost.s L|| \V? TIIINiiS- lUVKISSITV AN1> t NITV. W > iiiusi be diiTerent parts and these parts i J'] niti-d ;:s to ( institute one living body. hiireli is eoiiipared to the buiiian body. - " i- it.i- made up of many parts or ineiii- '' ! here is but one body -one ol'jiaII ic whole, j . r.-ity is essential to unity, lor unle>s 11n- j J*. co:V-islril of many members, there eoulti '' > union of parti- so as to make one or-inn-1 tinny, ii is iiui ::i-cr>s:,ry ui.u an nc-j|| r> shoiiiil In-|.(iitr In Ihc s'liiif ilriioinina- 1 |i; i:i iii'ii'-i Ininakr thi'in iimim-IiuitIi. They 1 |;, '.vri>ii? notions ni' i 'lu'islian unity .anil I hi .ship .* 11 > 111111k that * j w hkno.minationAi, ki.stinctio.ns .mist !;' UK 1)1*1.1 IKIIA'IT.I) I ! w r llif prayrrol tin- Saviour can !>< real- |l; w licit In* piaynl that all believers iiiIkIiI 1 ii-. 'I'lii' vit.v i:ri :ilr>! iii<i 1 y ol' Ilir rliurrli |H ! rrali/.i-il, ami believersremain us ihry it ilislini-l junl ilill'i-i'i iit iliMiittniiiatiiiiis | ic Ajhi.-I It- -:ivs "As we have many incni-f ill oiii* limly, and all hirlilhers have Iml II Mint' nlliee, so we hi-ini; many arc oik*! in in i "hrisi. ami every one iiit'inliiTHniip of ill u-r." \\ ? 1 i11u many runiiri^aiiuiis or (ii isomiiiatidiis air nevertheless out* I" of which i w .ir.sfs CIIIMST lii Till-: iikaii, J1;' is tec ill what is all Christians. ,,| ver 11 iiP-ri-i11 lIn- nimii's hy which they |u illcil an: hiii-,onr liuily. Tin-lex t clearly ' ,,| s what it is licit constitutes this unity? w l.unl. i. 11 r- faith, one ha pi ism, one < iml : v, 'alln:r of all who is a hove all ami through i ml in ynii all." Let. ti< apply litis hill'1 f loali believers on tin* i,nnl .lesus as i hi- iHi-siun of i h<- Aposi Ii- ami set- how ill s thi iii lo-jcilicr inlo fralfrnal oraitiiza- j however ilivi-rsiiifil they may lie in otli-' ... at am. i:vKits. ' j'[ :li they helong to different sects. mnii' 10 >r:11 m' rhurrli uovcrnmciil and M)iiii*an- \vl . l;:ivi- in enmmou out; Lord, line f:ii!Ii, j fi'< :i|>1 i.-m. mil' tioil ami Father. These'jn hin;:? constitute :i real living brother- 'in ill'all Kvanp Ileal <'hrisl lulls. What-ce tin- name hy which tlicv arc called, t'i" lier l!.'i;i!isl. Methodist, ?i>isco|ialian ??r . >(< ivterlan. There an- fraternal ties grow- hi lit hi these points of agreement thai an them all ru K111Y AND M KM IIKIIS IINK OK A NOT II Kit. I'11 i II |i thoy have one Lord. This mean* they til II under one government. The word tv here is taken in the .sense of jrovernor lit, Icr. <'lirisiinns however ilillorenl the w| ; id' uiiVi'niini-iil uf the piiriicular wl lirs to which I!11- v hrlniijj, nrr> nil Mil)- op if tin- ?:iiiii* iriiviTiniu'iit ill" wliicli tin* .|i~.ij? is 11 I iiinl l<??i?r. Tide is ill ill which ill' l> I It" it'll III' lilt' nil i VIT'i*. (III- SU|.|'elnc LiWvrivcr iii .'ill or,Id's nil . Ileiti.i-s hi- wilt Miming thr p.rmies ofj 'I it :>t. I l!? - inli;t!iil;iiils of tin* earth. I'll i!: n- .-lay his I,. mil nr my tin 10 Him,' mt iliH-sl Thull ? hill i| is till! iII thrsell"!' iif he !>:it Iniil tluil .!i ~:t; Christ is mention- } : I [li* A juist h llie l.i.nl oi nil hilli.vi-fs. i 111 p? S\ lie. i i /'ii>:i i lull In* is i'iilli il I lie urn st: >i ii!l wliii hi'lifve Jesus ciirist taiiif 11!i he WiiI'M In csliihl jsh |>o A SI'MMIi AI. KINfitinM. JJ,, v l:ilit In l?r;?v fur the iiilviinceliient. i'm - I .. ...i , I.IP,,,. l.,.li..v..p h. ? I.ei I nf iln* l\int;ili>iii. ill* is a willing .suit- r?*? \* -iwiii ;i<. In- pis .Ions :is his Sa- tl? lie |'i:S lli:iiM-ir illliiiT tin- yrtvi1111 ) -I t rist. A I] win* In-vi- in < hri- l ?w p( -j isKiis'.'lo rtilr in Uii-lii ;u il iimt llu'l.M. _ *. i: 111 . > : i v> iiim 11tlnoiii' <?f llicir ,.ji, . Milmiii Willi ih'iiultl i" Ins law <>i * oikxv lii:u ;is lliCir i-riiic.! aad MWWWBBBMMMWMCWPBWBK OMBWMMWW tui confide In his power nnd jjrnco to dcllv iciii from tin* spiritual enemies by whit icy are unslaved, and which they feel utt>: unable to subdue. Our Saviour has 1 irmcd us that his kingdom Ik not an exit ul kingdom. It cotuuth not with obscrv on, ii'-lthi.-r slinli tiny wiy lo here or iere, i'ir behold the kingdom of God Is with mi. It is not a government of the world, insists in ItllillTKorSM-S.S, I'EACE ANR JoY i the Ilrdy (flio.st. It isasplritunl kitigdoi n throne is in the Hearts tit believers. 1 l\vs are tu he found in the gospel. All thu I'autilul and benevolent precepts ninl <1< ilies are t!i?- laws by which Christ govcr is disciples. These laws are not merely placed befn lern In I he uospel lint tliey lire indt-liij i scribed on I heir hearts by the flnuor of U? lie laws are the same for nil believers. Til e all subjects of the same govcrhmci hey have one Lord. The will of Christ ic rule of their life, and his glory Is thee r which they live. It is not necessary Hi inn should live together under one politic iverntneiit or belong to the same Christ!, ct or denominution in order to lie subjei ' the same spiritual government, but all 1 lands and In all churches who believe sus ('hrist are subjects of one and the sai iii^dom, daily governed by the same la id yielding A CIIKEItrTI. OIIEMKNCK TO 0.NK I .OKI). Ids kingdom now has its .subjects In As urope, Africa, Amerleu and on the Isles ii'N'ii-sniiie in one Church and some In si .her. However scattered and diversified i external religious forms, they are all o i Christ. Hi' is their common Lord and 1 Itiedum will increase until the kingdoms lis world will hccome the kingdom ie Lord and His Christ. All Christians n Dt only under one government; th it. only have one Lord, but they have o in. i>%> mi*: iiuui iiiu A}Mnur uuuuui leans Ilio objective' creed of Christians, vangclieal ('hristians substantially belie H* Milne thing*. The objects in' their till re the satin;. They rnny for coiivouion ivc formula ilticlnneK, sucii as confessii id standards, and cacti denomination in ivc its uviii books with tin* doctrines ace arranged in a certain order, hut In r as they are taken from the Jiible a hrlstian, they are AM. VtUTtWM.Y T1IE HAMfa. iioy may dill'cr in expression, ami some m v more stress on one doctrine than anoth i-i as men may differ as to their plans rilling and mode of culture, yet they i lant the same kind of seed, and gather si antially the same kind of crop. They m row warm in discussion, each eoutendi ir his style of fencing, and way of ploughii c? yet they all observe the same geiiei iwsand plant the same kind of seed. Sot ill'ereul denominations nuiy ditrer in sot I' their views of Htble truth; some may gi mre prominence'to one truth thun s?noth ui their minds am! hearts arc all directed ie same great truths. The leading doclrii [grace arc nil the same. They all tearch t i-riptures with the same motive? that tli my learn and do the will of God. They vept tin; .Scriplures, llie Old and Sow 'J'os It'll I, ilS Till: ONLY AI THoniTATIVE STAXDAKI) I fniili and practice. Tltcy nr?r n 11 constra I l>y I lie.same |>ri nel pl?*. Their faith wor y love. They believe ilie sunie tilings o< nil .g <iod, llic Father, the Son and lit liti^t. They accept the same practical ( es that grow out of their threefold retail i < iod. 11) a word, the truth as It is lu Jet ; practically and substantially the same II believers, ilence they have one fnith. > illy have they one l.orii and one faith, I iitc is but one baptism for nil. Now \vl i meant by one baptism ? Kvldently not I iiptisin merely with water, but the ItEAt, tiA I'Tt.SM f tin; spirit, of which tliu baptism with v ;r is ttic external fiicn. Notice that t postic is making mention of the tilings tl institute believers one body. Now the i I leal ion of waler to the hotly hy any mode irinkiiin;, iioilfia^ or iimin'rsioii, can h;i oeilicaeyiii hrintfiiiK men into a close f rnai organization. Let us takn IlioAp e's own interpretation of what lie meant le one lmpti>in. in the l^th chapter of (' '.sians, where he is writins; on tlie same m et?111c unity of'the church?lie deilnca I :tptisin dial makes believers one body, ili^ll lhe baptism of the Spirit. He 8u; I'or as the body is one, and hath many mt ers, and all the members of that one tin einj; many are one body, so also is t'hri ir by one spirit are we all baptized into o o?Jy, whelher we be Jews or lien tiles, whe i* we hi* IioIkI or free, and Ita vcail been made rinl; into one Spirit, The argument is Mi lie < hiireh of ( iirist is one "ticcause by ?. i i n < nil in* .-?piru an neiievers iiihc in :i|>l I zed into me body." it is the baptism ir spirit that conslitiilcs tliem one body. >niil liy liaptiMii as an external rile, but ii? eommunieation of tin* lioly spirit, tl (rare made members of (he boily of chr 'nlo oiii* body means so as to constitute t od.v. It matters noi bow creatly men hi i vr difl'ered before eon vcihioii or rcfc-fiir nil, though I hey may have dillVrrd as \vi y ms Jews ami Ctentlies, or as llu- free eitiii nil boud-slavi', yet by the baptism of I I'irit tliey arw united Into one organis inly otwhieh ( hl'i.-l is I 1k? llraU. it is I pirit I bat lornis a living, vital NIO X Ul.TUKKN I'll K IIKAU AND TIIK Mli It Kits. II ( 'hrislians, true believers, however part 1111 y may be. thoimh tiicy belong i;I - ?< i t seel, si ml i-oiiii! ami .-peak ill ll r. tongues, all by virtue of the same spi welilai: in ib"iii all at the same time n lately and oriranieally iniiled, as pa rink I I In- miIiic I llits tin* il ll .*i la 11 body, tin ill living many members, is mir. limiiiM1 l< inli'iMiy i>iii-nr >Dtil or jirincijilft of lift*. It bi-lu-vcrs arc one bi-ejiUM' pervaded tiy c pirit. >o all who have hi en hapli/.ed \v n.* spirit nr>' really and truly tin* nieinb fllii- mysiieal body of t'hnsl, whether til r!oii>; lo i in- visible <'liiircli or not. A ml t li ho liavi* not the baptism of the Spirit lui o living union with i lirist though they 111 i-lontr to I In' visibleCliureli ;unl have leech ie external ritt* oi baptism with water. 1 ust he horn of the Spirit, otherwise tin in be no living union with t'hri.st. We learn ironi this thai the ("luireli lirist is one?not by virtue of a visible lie: r an v form of "iivernnien t. or iii-etuise of a Urniiil ihukIs or ritr?but ail b.dievers i lie bmly in ( hrist by virtue of tin; I.VIiWKI.I.IXli or Till-: llol.V SIM KIT, ml this internal union shows itself In ( ilne faith anil in all tin' acts <>t i :)>ristian I i\\ >hi|?. 'J lu- indwelling of ilm Spirit lt? I >itiiiuin mark o! all believers in Christ. It; i.vs, "It is tin;shepherd's mark of the ll< !' tin- l.ord .fc<ns, distinguishing them fn if rest nf tii? world. !t is the gold?mit amp on thi- genuine Sons of liod which st ralrs t iit'iii limn Hie dross ar.il mass of fa i'o['i\%sor-. It i> tin- 'tint's own s>:al on tin lioari- Mis peculiar people proving them In- own property. It. is the earnest will ;e Ueile<-III el' gives to ! I is be| icvillg disci pi hile they are ill the body, as a pledge of 1 ill redemp!ion yel to come on the ressnrr oil morning." "This is the case of all beli >. They 1 in vi; all the baptism of tin- Spli finally, there 1* not only one l.ord, one in nl one baptism, but the Apostle adds i; ud and one Father. There are. i wo Ideus >lvcd in the expression < iod and Father. ie i >od is meant one objcct of worship. A I.I. HKJ.IKVEKS WollSIl 11> Til K SA M F. UOI tit tin- main thing is the. brotherhood hrisliatis. They arc all tin? children of (_ii hi*, p?ili:i|>s, mure than anything C! lakes hclifvi'rs one body in Christ. Ilea u-y are brethren in Uichame spiritual fat . .lesus ('lirist reveals <?od to those who eve as Katlier. in the first ami last word.' sits ili-calls (?nd, Father: "As u Father 0 links oi us, loves its, works for ti.c, cares s protects us, provides for us in ilia futur nllier is TttK Most' KNI)K\ltIN(i AI'l'KI.I.ATION i which (Sod is made known to lis. "I allot we hcen a l-'rencii Atheist," said Joiin Hi >i|di, "had it not been lor one recoiicctii id that wa* when my departed mother U: i lake my little hands in hers and can? ic on my kiircs to say, 'Our Father, will -l in Heaven."' This little word. Falh lys /.tirnall, lisped by laith in prayer b; al ( hristi.Mi, Xl'KKDS Til K KI.oyrr.NCK of DFMOSTHON icrro, :iml all Hie famous speakers in i orld. I never fear, said a little cliilil, wli iv lather is with inc. This relation to <1 i tii'- part of believers is a reality. Wlin riviiege? We cannot conceive of a great elioltl what niamier of love is this that lonhl he called t lie Sons ol t toil; and if el run, then heirs?heirs'of (iod and joint lie illi Christ to a glorious inheritancei Tl livllege is not attained hv anything that re or have done. It has been purchased < by the l.ord .lesus. It is all His arriini lent. Kueh is tlie honor lie confers upon ho believe. They are invested wl ie title of the Sons of (iod, and they have I Hied to them TIIB SIM IUT OK CIIIMIKKX. would have been an Inconceivable favor ive I men delivered from the sentence of t u , but to lie made the children of (Jod is made glorious beyond thought. Thi hat it is to have the l.ord Almighty I ;ilher. What would an earthly parent r his children if he had the po\v?r? Til hal will (khI not (!<> lor His children? 11 i|i|.y, how honorable, how glorious mv (ii* lildren! How ihiiiiei.se their pri vilege; >\v rich their inheritance. Why urc they ickvard toenlcrupon it? WHY A Kit A11) TO HIE? ow nlisiirtl and unaccountable their nttnr eiit to the world. <>, that we could real I at we are (Sod's children, ami live up to tailed a privilege. Hrcthren, we ought live as tof'vinee to the world around uslli e are (Soil's children. How kind and o< ileratc of one another's welfare should use who nre hound together ln?o one hod ic brotherhood, hv the four strong ties i ive heen commending?One l<*jrd, one fail it* haptiMii; and one < iod ami l-'ather of n ho is above all, and through you lU 1, and hi all." lie Work Commenced ih Cnrolin - II... A,.,,.,I lo<IVI..u_l. ilium i*miu ? iiiu aiiii.iix.iiii uumi .v.? .. mmencnd work In Charleston. He we ere to have political opponents ronvictr id lie is carrying otii his plans well. Wi hi 11 is a lahorof love. A malignant pnlil I partisan, nothliitf pleases him tfiore tin have an opportunity to oppress a peop liotii lie hales with a hatred that sprit) in tlie kliowletlge that he is to them an o t of con tempt, lty partisan rulings at onstrous perversions of the law he has su eded in havitm the juries packed so that h iv 1 lemoerats brought hel'ore liitn may e el to eseaiieeonvietIon. Fortunately .1 mij van, the District .lunge. Is sitting with In il as lie has refused to agree with him in h linus the prisoners convicted cannot I nisheil until their eases are tlnnlly passi ion hy the Supreme Court. In the meat lie it "is the duly of the Democratic niajoi in Congress to repeal, as speedily as pos.< . those sections of the Revised Stat ill lich found their way there by accident, hi ileh furnish .Indues of the Bond stripe a port11 i ity to persecute poliileal opponent I wjiixtn ('hronirlr unit Srtiliif!. South Carolina I>? litis. !'hi' telegraphic announcement yesterdn it the Supreme I'ourl of South t'arol had unanimously ordered a vinmhuniis t issued, emiipeliiiiK I lie Mil 10 irenf hot i vniii i.i" tin iiiinls niiu in Ilit>Treasury Hi ;ese>t litr Is7!i. >!'Hie reeujiiii/ed delit of tli lie, IiikI Hm' ell'ect i>l'e:i lis; IILT S<mt li I'll nil cniisiiN i r>j?riiii 11" uiivumcv timiiti ic ints. i tn \V? <I??? ?l:i v lin y wri'tj i|iiolcil ;i liitl.^l uihI vfilcrthiy !Mi was t'rerl iiv<l, lull lioltii-rs ili'iiuinili il ! "?. Tt'louiiim in t'liliimliiii >liitcil tliiM tin* iulcivsi ha ii |>ri'i?i|'l!.v | aid. Tin- total aiiimiiit i i*"in<iils is>:!,"cwi,oiHi,'if wiiieliaboil i'.ikmi i> lioM in Augusta. 'lie Alilii-villc I'f'-xx mill Il'nnirr now )>n! lii's liirtlis as mattrr-of ivror?l. It l;*<|iiil !ii. t ir f wilts JJiUnj.tUt ami Mintiilni" ""' . 1 J I r.r \Tnrv?? V*r?,1?a -"! IliU JAUiilU 1JAUUU0. Ej ? j' f:'A HEARTLESS SCHEME TO SWINi?j DLE THE FREEDMAN. WHO IS LYCl'RGl'S P. JONES I | in.! It*! I, ???|Facts that Account f<tr the Emigration : mm | Movement. j; ilvj Teiintsficn NugrncK Leaving. i J | Xru- York J/rralrl. ',m Washinhton, April li,l>73. t| ; AVho Is Lyourgus 1". Joih-s? The Tvpcku i ...i Citniniiiiiurultli lor Auril rt'ccivi'd hero by ' i.,t' Mr. Ryan, u republican representative from j .'.j! Arkansas. contains tlie following circular,j j which in believed In Topeka to iiave been i [ 1Sj largely distributed in some Southern locali-j in tie* bv person* whom the Cumtnouirerillh de-1 I j,! nounces as swindlers: nej Tin: eiKeri.AK. ws j [Strictly private.j Attention, t'oi.ottKt) Must ( iOkfick ok t'ot,oKKi> Colonization soctKTY i ., | Tot'EK a. Kan., l'eb. 1ST!). , J Your brethren and friends throughout Ilio j; ' 1 North have observed with painful solicitude j ' j the outrages heaped upon you l?y your rebel j **! masters, and are doing all they can to ?!levi- j. ,,? ate your miseries and provide for your future ! f i happiness and prosperity. President Hayes ' . ] by his iniquitous Southern policy, hasdesert"J j ed you, While the democrats, who now have j , control of Congress. will seek to re-enslave [ f> ! you If you remain In the-South, and to pro is it0,:t y?" from their designs the Colonization , j Society has been organized by the govern| inent to provide land for each In ad of a fuinlii,, i ly, which will be given in bodies of Ifio acre* ' ' gratuitously. Tills land Is located in the best ns l'oflion of Kansas, In close proximity to To ' jieka, and is very productive'. Here there is) Ai no distinct Ion in society, all are on an equal- I [ ity. Leave the land of oppression and come | , to free Kansas. "ui l.YCl.'KOr.S I'. JONKS, President. ; Show this circular to none but colored men j j and kivp its contents asecret, il.v | WHAT A KANSAS JOt.'KNAJ. SAYS. ,:rj.| The Cninvinnvrnlth, which Is a republican j I .Journal, has been trying to discover the au, tlior ot this circular, but so far in vain. It . v ' wl>'M : j There could be but one object in sending; , 7' such an infamous document broadcast j y\'; through the Ignorant blacks of the South,: he ",!tt's t(> make money for the senders at the ; expense of their victims, and. It Is said?the' , | truth of the statement is not yet verified iisj ; to this city, however?that some of the pur/ ! ties engaged in this wholesale exodus sehetne [ ' t 'nave been getting small amounts from the! . * colored emigrants as fees for luforination and! ; ' instructions as to how their ciaims against J r. : the government for the promised farms I ' . j should be prosecuted. In St. J.ouis, thlsgame ; *| has been pi yeil with considerable success] I and in a lesser degree along the road between < ; here and there, so that If the scheme Is allow-! in-! ed to progress In the next two weeks as it has I Us i In the last two we will not only have our city ! til- ! full of colored people who arc st rangers to our | ily i climate and modes of farming, but they will j lu-1 all have been defrauded in the coming. It! on | will, therefore, be well for the authorities to tus i look closely Into the matter, and if any one Is ' to found tampering with those who are already j :..i here or who are still to come deal with tliell) nit i its I ho law provides. The railroad companies, i iat! tor., should lie on the lookout for these Hwlli- i ,he ! dlcrs, Tor, while they may make a pittance | from the transportation of the deluded poo-1 j pic, the cil'eet of the fraud will rebound njmn I them with a double force a* accessories', in a | ?B" mauiii'i', to It." he i Ol'i'OSITlON TO TUB KMtOKATWN. ip-! Kansas Uepresontntlvcs here say that thei ! of' blacks will not lie welcomed In their State,! ive j and it is already evident that the negro migra-1 ra- j flon may meet with a serious check from the j os-i people of Northwestern States. It is 11 pity j tiy j that this should he so, for the Southern lie-' ol-' groes are In many respects a very admirable ili- j laboring population?<|tiiet, docile, easily con-j lie tentuil, not much given to drink, and iii- kind lie : and considerate bauds valuable to the com-1 ,s:1 tliltlillies in which they may settle. Instead I 'iii>: of rashly rejecting them the wide-awake tardy liters of Kansas and Colorado would do wclh si; to organize themselves for the reception of all lie who come to them and divide them around as ; tii- farmhands ami house servants. Settled in' t<i masses they would ii<it do wi'll at onw and i> :! liiiuht easily prove-a burden to (In- commit-< mm* miIv, 11iii properly received mid distributed en union;; the (airtiiinir population as laborers' i of, uiid servants tlu.-y would prove an Important It'!ii'iTS5ioii lo (lit* population of Mich States as! Iiv Kansas and Colorado, ami even Nebraska. ! ml; ist. ,ui- Terrible Destitution of the Negro j Emigrants at Wyandotte, Kansas' ili-! --1,700 Entirely Helpless and; """i Thousands More En Iloute. .fill Sr. I.ofis, April IT.?A Kansas ( itydlspatrli' ;lif. saysa lame number of colored Southern lefu-j jpws have hi-en hunted by Mt-nmhoals at j ... i Wyandotte, in an entirely destitute condition , i durinc tin- past lew days, they occupying the; ' churches and public hntlsof that place, many; far'sid; Iioiii exposure and dyinu'. Mayor Shel-i .1? . ley. of Kansas ('lty, telc^rnplied the Secretary er- nl \Yar fur an order f->r the l>su* of lalions j rit from l-'ort Leavenworth to feud them, and Hi- Secretary Mc.t'rary replied that he had niinti ,:,J*. mornv io no v>; iiifii ? ??ii?rrv* whs m ;i|>|iliciiti>>ns >!>??tiId lie mild" to tlilit l>ody.' ,,-r"1 A commit!"" litis Ihm-ii appointed nt Wyan**< j dott" to look aIti*r tin' sufll-nrs. Tin* coin-1 mitt? ?* litis Issued ti mil to the citizens of tin*1 ''Ii, I'liiti.'d Siatw* tor relief, statin;; tlmt 1.71m<*n-: <>r,>; tirely destitute colored rrfiitri'i's are already in " >' | NVyiiniloltc. and thousand* more in the same' >*'y ; condition nreoii the way, and ask for imnie-! 1 v,%! diate tiid,i'<intnl>ut ions to In* sent to Northrop ay A Sons, hankers, trea> mvr of tlio executive i < <>111111 i 11 |; *? ?? rc 1 DESPERATE HIT UNSUCCESSFUL: ??! ATT KM IT ON THE CZAR'S LIFE, j n.v 1 ire ; Shot at hi the rulncc liarucnn. ?, Prompt Arrest of the Intending As-| j|J?j sassiu.? Abortive League With lii'l Death.?History of the Origin and ^'jVi Spread of Nihilism. [.Yen- York J If raid.) M,'.! A telegram was received ni the ]>epnrtment iJ,,.; of Slutc In Washington y ii I ay morn i utr ' ,v(.' from t'i)|r>iu'l Wiekhani iloit'mann, tin- I'liltcd' to i Slates Charge d'Altai ri's at St. Petersburg, an' nouneing that an attempt had just been made I ,.s on the Kussian Kmpcror's life while Ills Maj- j Ik' esty was walklinr near the Imperial 1'alnce.! Tlie woulil-bc ass;is.-in, after discharging four, shots at the Czar, fortunately without effect,' rj't was arrested. Secretary Kvurts immediately j | telegraphed to ihe Cniteri States Minister to J.... ltnssia. Mr. stoiiL'hton. (Iln-etint! him to con j"i1, v<y t" the Czar tin- President'.* eongratuia-; j;j. tions upon his marvellous escape. i. tiik stoky ok tiik attempt as tom) in st. ofj l'KTKItSltfUr;. St. I'KTr.iJsncmi. April H, 1ST!>. scj | While the Czar was taking ills usual morn- i ,1U } Ii>K walls early to-day near the Imperial l'al-1 ace four shois from a revolver were llred at j liim. The Czar was unhurt. The man who i ! ?*! II red the shots was arrested by the erowil ! which the llrlnc attracted. 'I'lm city is deeo-! rated in token of thankfulness for the Czar's; e* escape. The prisoner in now undergoing ex-i I ami nation. I The full oIHelal ncenunl of the affair fays:? [ ,1^ , Toward eight o'clock this morning, as the Km-! ! peror was taking his customary walk, are-' ,n | speetably dressed man, named skolof. woar<0<{ 1 hit; u military cap with a eoekarle, advanced | .oil I toward him, and,as the Km peror approached i lt.|, ] nearer, drew a revolver from the pocket of] 1 liiu fiviifi'/Hil ninl fnlir tit liitn y H'I Tlir Ji>susvin, before suhmitlmj: to liis cap-' , tors, fired another shot, slitrhtl.v wounding m j ; the check a person in the crowd. Till-: rolTI.AIl DKMONSTKATION. ien i The great throng of people which had as-j l(?l! sembled enthusiastically cheered and con era t-1 ; a j nlated the Kmperor. who thanked them tori ^r'i1 their proofs of ildelity on such apainlul oeenW(J slon. lie said he knew Ik* had the support of id. < nil respectable people. He hoped (iod would | Irs ^ranl that he might complete his task, which , consisted in promoting the welfare of Kusstu. W0:Thc Kniperor, after the foregoing speech, 1 for I drove to the palace without escort. lie lies | not sutl'ered the len*t ill ellcct from the nt- ] ]"tn i tempt upon his life. , ltl,| Afterward lie drove, still without escort, to ... the Kasan Cathedral to return thmiks for j the preservation of his llle. When receiving1 | llii' congratulations <>1? the ollieiaJsof tin- Km- I I nire at noon the Czar was so much overcome! to j liy lils enthusiastic reception as to lie nnahle ' he 1 to speak for some minutes. On recovering 1 to I from his emotion lie saiil"This is the third 1 nk time <ioil has savcil me." for TltYIMi; TO KSCAI'K THE KXKCTTIO.N Kits. i| en The Kmperor's assailant gave the name of ; lW Skolof. lie is a retired functionary of the i Cs Ministry <>f Kinanee.anil isahoiit thirty years ! i old. lie llred at the Kmperor within two pa- j so ces. After the first shot the Kmperor ap-'< proached skoloil', who tired again and then I ran. The various accounts given as to the ex-j act niiuiher of shots tired are conflicting. I li- An otllcor of the gendarmerie, withdrawn!; /<? KU'uril inirsiipil Skfiluf Three more null! so then Joined in the }>n r>ll 11. Nkolof tired at i so , thrm, shattering tin- j:i\v ot a detective. l-'i-jJ lal nally a Kcntlcmnii knocked skolof down and ' v >11- ( held hi in until In- was secured by tin; otlicers. js I if I It Is sifiipoM'd that In- took poison before his I ly, [ attempt, as he vomited immediately after his j ' tve ! arrest and has been voinitim; severely all day. j11 h, I It issaid that poison was found under hi* tin-'11 >11, iter nails. Antidotes were administered. It!} In is also thought thill Skolot" was an agent of , | the internationals. , The sultan and all the Kuropean sover- 1 n.'riiciis have telegraphed their contra tit hi- j' lions. Vjbnxa, April N, 1ST!), j I Private advices from St. Petersburg state that 1,1 in revolutionists have been aricstcdin ii !" ' Hussiu within the last fortnight. j T in, """ " * " , le Persecution. I,.. A iwrn/ Aw.t. ; * id i The evidence of tin- utter disregard of law i j c-1 and justice oil the part of the l", S. Court, in! ut the trials now In-fore it, is terrible. .Indue) x-1 Honrl has overruled every motion of the able ' He attorneys for the defense, and sustained the m . miserable, weak Northrop, and the stronger, 1 Is | hut malignant Mackcy.in their diabolical de- 1 lejslKns. The "Test Oath," as It is called, isap-,' 'ii jdied in a manner that showsthe ot>|eci to be fl i- not fail'trials, hut certain convictions. This 11 "I-' oath requires the juror to say that he has' I- never taken ut> arms against the I'liited a i's stiilrs Government. lint I lie very slroimest t it evldrnee of the bins of the court may bo .seen li ' in the imintMTin which the test oath is up- n s. plictl. It is adjudged by the court that the I; iiistriet Attorney may or mnv not apply It. I Accordingly when is presented a white mail 1 ! whom the I?i>tri'-t Attorney inters is a m ini. ,; mun and an liom st. tiiir-miiideil innii, the (. Y oath is applied and tin- juror excluded. I'.ill ,, '* if the white man be known as a miserable ,| " rcneijnde and deserter from his people ami ,, o ..I , I... Aii,.f?,.v I *. i. i l* " hi1 look pari in what they are pleased to term the rebellion, the oath is not applied. He is sworn in?lor coiiviciion. Take the case <>[ " John It. Tolhert t'rom AM>evillc County. We Sl , know lie was an ollieer in the Confederate 11 States army, lint since tlie war lie lias herd- ' ? ed with the thieve* and plunderers of thepnst .. years, and hence is a til juror tor the liistrlet ' At tommy's purposes. The oath is not > wu ti iiitei'i'il in lilni. hut imrer and hc.lter men are , c.vclmli il. II i.s innii.-Mtms. at 4 " ' .1' , A farmer must tie soinctliini: licsiilrs :i lai. borer. lk> itiiiM lie ;i 111:111 oi ivsmnves. a'ul rise hy Iiim own energy iu any ctuerjjeucy. 11 ' l THE KOHKE'S Dill FT FIGHT. j' [)ne Company ol" British Soldier*, Against 3,000 Zulus ? Repeated At- [ lack* Upon the Fort. Repulsed witli Terrible Slaughter?Fourteen mui nors jviiilu ironi uuc nuiuier Sh Window. ( mi tlif wine day an the fn!n! battle and div iMi-r ut iKaiidluua, u Zulu army nuinljvritii; 11 it IcuKt:<,?*??? men attacked with grt.-at bravery I j I I Ml MM* |JUf?| Jl I IIUI'IVI" ft 1 Till. H ' I a'hs held by li Company of the Second Hat-! ( L><llon of tin-T wenty-lourth Itcgiiiieut, under Lieut. Ooiivi]It* ISromhead. The company numbered ninety men; besides these there ' ivere forty "casuals" present, thirty-live of llicin patient* in lioxj > 11st I. left behind ill., when the column advanced Into Zululand 1111jer Lord Chelmsford. Tin; whole of these were under the command of Lieut. Chard,', ltoyul Kaglnerrs, the henior ollleer, under; whose hI>I?! hiii.eriniendenee and orders Lieut. | ltroinhead and his men worked and acted.1! At a o'clock in the afteriioon of thc~Jd Lieut, j Hrombcud received u hastily. written tic--1 <pmch from Copt. Oanlncr, Fourteenth llus-i s:i rn, t li loriiii iik It Mil that tiic camp of the third column had been taken by tiie enemy! lind that he would lie attacked that night.' l'apt. Gardner lintl been engaged in the tight nt the camp, hail staid I ill tne last moment, mid tlieii galloped tor his life, lie escaped) across the itntl'alo H.vcr hotly pursued, man-'i ugedto write the warning to Lieut. liromhead i and Hieii rode on to ilelpnutkaar, unother post In the line of communication. i The advance cuard of the Zulus appeared i nt first at4 I'. >L It came around the south j corner of the hill In a body of from .WO to ftiO j strong, led by a chief on horseback. They j halted n moment, and then advanced quietly ! bill quickly, at a run, taking advantage of) every bit of cover, it seemed as If they had 1 expected to surprise the camp, our men j open tire at 1*0 yards. The Jlrst man to fall' was the chief. He was shot by private Dun-, bar. and loll oil' his horse headlong. Numbers of the enemy fell at once. The.v hesltated, broke, and the greatest number scattered to their left, and occupied the garden and or-j chard, where there was plenty of cover. A, few got up close to the houseand lay behind ; Hie Held oven and kitchens that there were' built. Scarcely any of these men had guns, or rilies. lit hers came on in a continuous' stream, occupied the hill above, and gradual-! lv encircled the two houses. All the men | who had guns were stationed on the hill, and kept up a continuous and rapid tire on the yard. 11caught our men in their backs as! they were guarding tho garden side and five ; men w ere thus shot dead. It now became dusk.- The Zulus crept up nearer and nearer. I'nder cover of the bush-! es and long grass they were able to get within live yards of the hoxmtal without being seen. From this point, in parties of fifteen | to twenty, they repeatedly attacked the end | room of the hospital. They made these'at-j tacks In Hie most deliberate manner, adviiuciiif? nfter the manner of their dnneirnr wtiti 1 ii prancing slop anil high action, 'J hey ruired; nothing lor slaughter, but endeavored in the 1 most persistent manner, to get over tlie barricade and Into the hospital. Many tiiix's, ; seven oreight sit least, Lieut. nrouihcad, col- ' looting a lew men together, hail to drive them j ntl'with a bayonet charge, Then they would I retire, and all of them chorus shout and j strike their shields. Our men cheered in answer, and lift them have it. There was plen-1 ty of anmnltlon. After the liitst half hour there Was no waste. How deliberate and telling the fire was can i he gathered from lht? following Incident; Private Joseph Williams, a young Welshman,1 under two years service, had asmall window : in thehospiwil to shoot from. Next morning i fourteen iiead warriors were counted ontnide 1 his window,and several moredown his line) of tire. Ah noon as hisamunition was all exlietiiletl, he and the other men with him defended the door of the room till the enemy,I by merenumbers,foreed It open. I'oor fellow hi-was seized hy the hands and arms, drau-; lied out, and'assfliraled and mutilated before I he eyes of hlsieoinradeiC Another Instance :| Private Dunbar, thesnme man who shot the I ehicf on horseback, was posted to watch the; hill. \s the Katllrs sircamcd down from the' ri;;ht. this man 'also,i Welshman, ifnd of less' service than the above mentioned: shot ciuht i of the enemy In as many consecutive shots. Lieut. < 'hard wiis standins: by him as lie did it,and thehodies were found heaped one on the other next morninc. The enemy at last effected a lodgment In tlie ! 1 >>j111itit iiuri\ <u i iiu |Jiii ii-iiin weri'u<>> oiu ill tiini\ Mo>lof thnii wcrepushed and pullcil through a window wliieli opened dm tin* yard. Sergeant Ma.v field, u fine young sol-: ilier, Wits very ill with fr>vr and delirious. | Me could not he removed untl was killed in llic Itl'll. They now set fire to the hospital. Tilt' roof; was thatch, a.ill It quickly hlazed. By Its ll^lit our ini'ii were enabled to see their foes better, ami many fell before they retreated toj better rover. After ii pause, tMieouriiKed l?y n chief who from time to time shouted his "orders from the hill side. they Ciime uu aiMiti. The ii^htinj; in places became hand to hand; only their assegais. These Ili?*y tlUl not throw Inii used only as st:i!>1 >i 11 tr weapons. I?irot*l i ly a soldier snowed his head over the parapet I lo get a shot lie was thrus! al. Oiiw ?r twice1 the Katlirs actually seized !he bayonets anil Irn'il lo wrench them oil' tin- rifles. One ofi our men loaded whilca Zulu was Iiitrtrlhit at hi* bayonet. Mi- pulled I lie irigirer and Mew i tin* plucky fellow to atoms. They next tried lose! lire to t lie t hutched loot of the store. In face of a hot lire they uot up to the house and one tllie .savage had his I trains Idown out as lie, was holding a brand against the cu\es. And so (he tight continued till alter midnlyht. from whiisfi time till I A. M. they grad-! ually witlulrcw, only every now and thru ma-| kliiK a chaise. They carried with them all | their dend and wounded that they could, i J'licr last of them left just. In-fore dawn, Tlicy 1 lef: :t7u dead on the tirld. These were counted . and buried in neaps. Many of them weren't'-; ounized b"y their shields as belonging to one \ of the crack royal regiment*. The majority j were of a certain at!'-, in poor condition, and of small slalrtre. uur loss, counting live of' the patients, was thirteen killed and ten wounded. Three of the latter have .sincedied 1 of their wounds. C.M'K Town, April I, via St. Vincent. April Hi.?The colonial secretary of Natal lias telegraphed lo tin*colonial secretary of Cape, Colony tli.it I'etewayo has sent mes.-cnirers to I.ord Chelmsford with overtures lorpesic*. It is thought, however, that this is merely a ruse' to oMuiu intormaiioh of the movements ofthe British troops. The Kkowc relief column , M I ill 'ill uie^m "i ,'iiirni, j i i- umupiMii of li.o"*) men, two (fiitlini: i:iui5, twoenmion,! several rocket lubes, II.'! wa;;on*, and ?l? pack mules. i 'oloncl I.aw eomtnands tin? ndvanee guard, cou>istlnu of naval brigades from the t|>k 1 Shall anil Teliedos, two companies of the: Culls, tlve of the iKttli itegiinenl, and the | V'h'i'e of tlu* !'lst !( (.'inii'iit. '1 lie wapms an* escorted by two companies of mouut'-d na- ' 11 ve> and a battalion of nasi ves on foot. Ma-[ Jnr lVmherton command* trear guard,' oii>istiii^ of :i . company of two hundred men from the itnadiecu, tln? S7;ii Regiment, and a battalion of the i*th Keuinii'iit and tin- niotiuted natives, I.urd <'lii-lnisimd and stall are with the rear guard. All was well with the eoiuniti tip to the Mntli of March. Colonel Pearson that day sixnailed I ruin Kkowe that in: con Id see the head of a column entrenching oil Amatudala Kiv r. On Mareh 17 lie signalled that L'y of his till I IMMI tll'll'ill iMIil TI noillim.-u, Hill! IM.II only ."i'iii of liis men would bu :ililo to assist the relieving column, i??r which ."? *>,:hhi Zulus were lying in wait. Adjutant ]>avldson, of the| til/th liesintent, Is dead. Colonel Wood attacked t'inhclini's ft rout;* li<i!<I mi tin' l>tli of March, anil captured :i ijuantiiy of cattle. SuhM'>|tirnl!y. Jflilus retook tin' cuttl", ami on tin* ?"!'thattacked Colonel wood's camp, They were rc|>ulsrd after four hours' lighting. Iiut the liritlsli loss was heavy. Seven otliccrs and seventy mm ' were killed, including Captain ( umphcll and l'iet C>S, the leader of a detachment of mounted liocr.t, who lias several times been, men tinned in dispatches lor,distinguished services. There was fluhtIn_r In liasutolnnd on the2lst i and i'id of March,and the son and tuograndsons of Morissl and eighty Masutos were killed, and a number of cattle ami horses captured. The British loss was insij^nirl<*aut. The lioi-rs at their meeting almost unanimously decided to never rest satisfied with i less than their independence. Jt is thought: tiiat they will adopt a emu.So ot passive resistance. The steamer Russia with the .V>th Iteglmeiit, the Palmyra with a battery of artillery, the Kngiuiid with a portion of (lie Cancers. Hie Spain with dragoons, the Kgypt with dragoons, the Clyde with .'Mu infantry :ind the Florence liavearrived at t'upc Town. JIW steamer* l :uii:i, i uiua una iui.<mu uuve proa oil lit to Nuti'l. I'unchcd Com. A very large >[tiaiitity of punched fractional 'niii, generally three, Itv? ,and ten cent pieces ure iii circulation. 'I lie holes arc evidently made hy parties tor the sake of obtaining the; small <| 11:111111\ of metal thus punched out. We saw, yesterday, three dollarsin three ecnt l>icees (luii luul been mutiiiiteil in this Way. SieUeK and even copper one cent coins are 10I exempted from tin- ravagesof ihe"puiich r." In some places merchants refuse to lake punclicd" or "clipped" coins. ? .tuyiistu 'J/ironicle (nut tjentim t. <, - ? ?? Kbmedy Koit riu: Uiti: ok a Mad Poo.? \s the i #y of Mad dog, has been raised, the ollowim;, which we clip from an exchange, nay lie worth a perusal. "A Saxon torrcsler, lamed liasielle, now at the venerable age of, ii ii wi 11 i ne to lake to the grave with liim a secret of such vital impoi t.inee, has made lublic In the Lritmc Juuninl, the means he las usvd lor lifly >ear*. and wherewith he I ittirms In- l:as rescued many human beings mil cat tie from the fearful death of hydroihobia. Take immediately warm vinegar or epid water, wash the wound clean therewith Hid dry it, then pour upon the wound a few irops ui ii111 nili u; 'irciui>(' muii i.11 u<, lestroy the poison of tin* Saliva, hy which ncaus tlie evil cttccts of tlx* latter are neural I zed.*' A man who cheated a New York lawyer hetan to prosper right away. A man cheated a ' s't'W ,ler?e.v editor, lust his property, his wife ;ot a divorce, and he is fust hpcoinim; a lima- j ,ie. You may cheat ah many law yeis as yon' ilew.'eami still prosper, hut if you wish to nijoy the pleasures of this world and avoid he torment* of hereafter, never cheat an ed tor, never. The murder mania ratio*. We had two loniiddes In North I'uroliimonly last Natur-i lay?theoneat l.siuinhuru, Richmond coun-! y, anil tin* oilier at Taylorsville, Alexander' ounty. The people have reail of the work of tie ninihle knife ami pistol until they have I jtiile lireil of it; what the con::try now pines 1 i>r is some gallows literature. i < Til I". 1'I ATII or OI K C'tTIZKN.?Ill j llollier piiU'C the ileath of M. John Mllier, of his vicjnily, is announced. lie was in his ! "?th year, a ml the oldest person in tliis com*! >111 itiiv. lie wsish good man, ami was great* y respected hy troth I people who knew liiin, I I> :If>( .11111 lliito till men ouce to die.?-1. ! i\ /'< ?.'ht/lrrimi. Mr. John I.. 11 il!, of Ahhrvil|.*, paid our i ily si visit last wei k. W e learn that lie con- i 'Inplates hnildiiiK' a hotel in our town, lu-ar ; lie spline i'sirk. Mr. Iliil is a worths voting nin, and knows how ami wheie to invest' is motley.? ilHumn.si'in Slmitltirtl. ria:it Minitowers about your drains arid' itclieli windows. They Mill liirive Where Slice any'oilier vecclahh' wiil live. Voii e\ er !; lu W a enve of lever or sr.. U ii"! of niui! la in si house Unit lists.siintlowers srowin:: In?i:t il. Sul'."oilitit; still clay Iumlt is a great pn .veuve Hi di?-Mtf!i:. J'imIit !(>. I'iiicki n phinI p'it ilry carlli. ii"t rTit.>. [lie I >r111 r r<.-tuiiin u iii.c 1 Si- latter ex i-ls ia miiiolii.i. , If v.in expert 11 eniitiniii' to ".] having ' mil laliil, Ueep it .< ?; re'.ltnis mu-l '?e luuiic I > ii inpi'v ( .i i?. 1 i'lic Maine Liquor Law. BY REV. CYRUS HAMBLIN, I). D. Some Interesting Facts About the Prohibitory Movement. fiy tlioubovc term is ilcslcnsiti'il that j>r?liliiiiorv U'tituL-i'Aiico law svlueii vvi?? inmnrJ ill the legislature of the :Staic of Maine, in LI it- year 1n'i1. For more Mian twenty year* [tic subject of the use of alcoholic tlrink* hail ln-cii warmly tliscusseu, numerous JVinjicrliiice iSocieiit'>* liiid lieen formed, ami yet the evil was but little abated. Willi some the inoriil anil social evil* werechiefly dwelt upiiii, .iini moriil suasion was the only force tln-y would resort ton* iv remedy ; others,fully agreeing with thvm a* to the evil*, went inie step further, lo show that Intemperance mid moderate thinking were together destroying the wealth of the .stale. At the uoiuuieuccineul of the century, Maine wan believed to have untohl wealth In her J and noble forest of pltie. The winters of the hnrd-working uiul stalwart farmers are unU foniily given to "logging,'' anil the summer* to their farms. '1'hls winter Industry wan proseeutwu with amazing energy, and tni* magnificent (uresis rapidly disappeared. liy tin- iiihI.lie of the century "'logging" i>eCJinie dilticult and coinparati vcly meagre in its resuHi. 'I'Iie noble forest* from nil the larger btrcams had been cut away, ?nd the timber' nutst he dragged over greater distance* ami to the smaller stream*. Now what had hecome of all this vast wealth? The fact wm undeniable tliut the forests were gone ami the Slate wttufione the rfcher. Yet tiie men of Maine had performed the labor and received the money. The truth nl length burst upon their throat*; or, rather they had druriK up their noble forests. Kvery ninn, and many a woman, had swallowed hundred* of pine trees six feet In diameter and sixty feet lo the first limb. Business men of the largest experience and widest observation attested (hat the .Maitie forest* hud not in fact, brought wealth to tlio State. They had disappeared, and might us well never existed,so far its Maine herself was concerned. Hut there were thirteen distilleries in the State, doing an immense business, besides ail that was imported from abroad. Almost cv cry slurs soiu intoxicating i> iuorM oy mo glass or l<y tin; Jug. The Temperance .Socleties could not stein the tide. The crime, tho misery, th?j poverty, the desolated and wretched households, aii seemed to demand that ihe tempter should ho put out of ihu way. Tlie pulpit, the press, mid tlie platform I Hied up tln'ir mighty voices again*! it. They denied thsit the true principles of lmerly secured to this nefarious industry the right t<? prey upon all the most sacred interests and rights ol society. The liquor Interest saw the Impending storm, uud armed for the tight. ? All that money and rhetoric and false reasoning could, was brought Into requisition^ Sympathisers from Massachusetts made common cause with them, and opened both their mouths and their purses* JJut t'ie people of .Maine have a way of looking at a thing pretty steadily and deliberately, and then decid ing for themselves whether to do it or not. They are eminently h practical people; and when thev clearly see tt possible go<xl to bo attained, tliey (to for !t without being at nit frightened by precedent# or theories. After twenty years of dlscuiMon and fruitless experiments with license laws, tliey resolved ti? jiut the hateful thing away; They hud an Indefatigable, valiant and en* thuslastic leader in the Hon. Seal Dow of Portland, and in lh51 the prohibitory lnw wan passed. uThe following Is the text of the Ural _ Section, and shows with .sufficient clearness the object In view: "Sixtion 1st. No person nhall bo allowed a} any time to manufacture or sell. by himself, his clerk, servant, or ugent, directly or Indirectly, any Intoxicating or spirituous I it)ii<ii s, or any mixed liquors, a part of which is intoxicating, except as hereinafter provid ed." Sectlod 2d provides for the appointment nf an agent on salary, with defined power* and limitations, to sell alchohol and other li'iuor* ' for medical and mechanical purposes alone. Other sections ithere are In alljdelluc the mode of prosecutions, the duties of Sheriff*, the penalties and tines to be Inflicted, the powers and duties of municipal government* with regard to the tea flic and to the mainline lure of intoxicating liquors, so thut any decent execution of the law closes all drain* shops, all tipling places, all bars nt hotels, :oiil drives the use of rum. whiskev. and all their relations. Into secret places, Any niiiii can import from another State any quantity he please* lor his own use, and all pretence at giving it away is futile In law. "> Now how was this very stringent law received by the pinipie of the Stale? Could it he executed? We answer, a majority of the people were ready lor it. The matter had been earnestly and universally discussed. Not a township or village in the State had remained inditlerent. Karncst men liad canvassed the state many times during tltr flfteeii years preceding the law. There w?* it general feeling that something more etlleient nui?t he done to save the State from I he ravages of In tempera nee, and when tjie law was imposed, the great body of the farming population ucleoincd il, and there wait no dulletilty in its execution. Among them it was impossible to evade It. A vast majority wen* determined it should Imva a full and fair trial. Those who attempted to evade soon found il a losing business. Ten dollnrs lino mid costs for tin* flr?t oflence t twenty dollars, costs, for the second; twenty dolinrs, costs, and a month's imprisonment for the third, and so on. Moreover, liquors In store* were forfeited. Against such a law no man could long make n stand, and all the liquor shop* disappeared throughout the State. In two respects t he effect was marvellous. The tirst and greatest was the sudden disappearance of three-fourths of ihe drunkeimcj* which had alllicted so many families. There being nodraiu-.-hops, no p:aee- ol gathering, of "treatiiig," no daily temptation thrown In the way, the greater part would not take the trouble to obtain their rum or whiskey from abroad. Thousands of In temperate men rejoiced that the rum holes were out of the way and llicy could now easily return to temperate habits. til'course some would find the means of intemperate indulgence still; but in all the rural districts the law fully answered the expectation of its friends, wltt) regard to tin- diminution of drunkenness, Thes-eond surprising eiiv-et was in the diminution ot crime. Some of the county Jail* became ahi-oiutcly empty. This was signally true of Oxford t uuntv, one of the largest counties of the State, and having much territory sparsely inhabited. It was also true of I eiionscoi, iveunenec, rraiiKiin anu mm. In Cumberland i.'omity, tin* most populous county in the State, tiu-rc were but live priMoucrs four iii*iiitUs niter tlx* passage of llir law, hiuI three i?l' liiestf Were liquor dealer*, who were imprisoned fur v iolation of tljo pro hibitory law. 'litis jail had been usually overcrowded. In many places pauperism has entirely ceased, and in all the worlt-lioiis? es and aliiis-hotiscs have heen greatly lightened of their heavy burdens. In the cities the law could he more Kuceensftiily evaded by fraud or force, but even in them the change for the belter wan very mark * d. The liquor Interest In the mean time hud I kP?' -?!> fi It* ! I 1'1'liAI ! I 11 If ?Vl' lltMl i lief till* I ft u* flie question f?*li into party politic*, and after ttve yeai'o of successful ex'-eutlon, the law was revoked, an J the liceu>eil drum-sho]; again appeared !n every village, almost lit every street. The liquor interest hail won what tln-y called "a glorious vicUiry." They hail "buried the Maine I .aw so ileep the archangel's trumpet would never rouse it." Hut the truth was, their triumph brought about their worst defeat. They rushed inter the liquor business as t hon^li a 11 the people of Maine would now rise mid drink reveege for their fiveyears of abstinence. The people, however were soon iinmenimrnbly disgusted with the results. Rescued men returned to drunken habitk. Home* that had beeome peaceful and happy, were again seem-i* of uunalural cruelty and outrage. Fathers ai.il mothers saw their sons > ieldlng to temptation, erline in ill l f j >1 if<l, ami disorder followviI it)><>11 years of peace and quiet. Kill the people attain dethroned the liquor lords. Tliey had had enough of poverty and crime at ilu-ir hands, Hut for tiivtn the State would never have'lost Its noble forest*, worth hundreds of millions of dollar*, without being one penny the richer. lint for them, the poor and miserable homes of the State would nave ?been the abodes of happlne*? ami eomiort. Hut fir tlietn, many thousands would never have gone down to drunkards' graves or the culprit's 'disgrace and doom, lining the hearts <)i their friend* with shame and sorrow, and the heart* of tiieir households with anguish unutterable, Th? people, always Mmv to rise. wore at length I aroused, wore rather forced to view the *ub- { iect iii relation to ttieir own immediate anil 1?osl interests. and they resolved to put away tlie accursed thing forever. The law was reestablished with more stringent provisions than before, ami li has become much more effective in the cities. It Is probably at this day as well executed in them as any law i?. Then* is far more private drinking in the cities than in the country. Hut this the law does nut profess to reach. It stops the manufacture and tin* sale, Auy man may get his demijohn or ca>k of liquor from liostou, and if lie uses it in iii> own house in a legitimate way, no body will disturli him. Hut if he tonus a club and ;/?> < * it mr-iy, the iSherlfT will take him and his liquor in charge. Clubs rormt'u in iiihi way nave roceiiujr ucen oruKdii up in Uic fity of Hangor* State of Sniiili Carolina, County of Abbeville. I'Ol'KT OF COMMON J'l.KAS. SUMMONS, to Keuew Ksecntioti. l'hc Trustees of the Kstute of I>r. J<<1?n Do l.;i Howe, iti'i'cts.xl, Aks|?iicm ill ltc John S. Roil! :iml J:ine T. Iiukor, ?giiin.?t Win. II, Tngciirt, Plnlntifl-, against Jane K. Tajre.irt, Knceue Taggart, Kll? M. Taggart, James K. 1'aKuart, Win. S.Taggart, Thomas i). Taugsxrt, John I,. Talari, 11oitry H. Taggart, ISarnweli I,. Taggart and Minnie S.Tagnart, Heirs at Lasv of Win, II. I Taggart, deceased, Defendants. I To Kl'GKNl', TA'iUAUT, absent Defendant. ?4 \\ JIKKKAS, Jndcment was obtftfnerf In he Circuit Court for the O unty of Abbeville, and stale of South Carolina, on tile 12 lay of October, A. D. 1S.VT, in the al?ovp entiled cause, against Win. II. Ta*gart, and re.........I > i. ..t i.'ti! .... i 111....! un."N icvu, mm r *<.'1-111 mil Inly issued thereon, hut the active energy hereof has now expired,and M 5s desired to , lave till* same renewed. NOW, TlIKHKKtilwK, You are sunnimon d toappearat tlie next Ttrni of the Circuit 'ourt, to l?e held for the said I'ousi'.y, at the I'iu-c of holding tin'1 same and then and there liovv cause. i: any yon can, why .-aid cxeeuion should not bo renfwod acenrding to "l'sited March SI. A. 1'. I-"P. MainWAN .V I'AlUsKH, l'lylutitr .s Attorney. (I.. S.) M. ?i. /r.ICI.KIt, i'. ? . r. April !>, lsT'J. (It RinTTrr ? 11U I ilL . The lirirs ir ilesi'MUlmits f ono Mary ii-alu Who, almlll ITT!', tilitlTicit mti> Mclilirc >r. 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