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As the Sutan is a gentletma+t who mrght to be a judge of feminine be'uty, bis opinien of the fair sex assembled at the Exposition from arope and America, ap be of interest. Johp G. Saxe, the wit and poet, furnishes it, in the feC. iag extract from one of his httere: Of ttie many Prinees, large aid -it.te, 'AG have come at his Majesty* bid8i tb as obsorved, and perbaps the : e grring, is the Sultan of Turkey. A e er handsoev, decidedly shrewd and. aeesehat trucaiknt person is Abdul Asia, a.ery different sott of fellow fres his * tnlaur,ated brother, the Sultan as was, a maarhsble fir lu ieusness as.I eztra etbohg around his highness wbereeer he ge.iis Half the coquets of Eorape, mar ir 'nglp have been bewing at his 't ious to eclipse each other ni 'efes, and perhaps amhitious too e;-i his highness' fancy, the oest of 'odalisques. at .hoe. Alas? - es ara'tch I ' Jaher his highneis' (ivhoar - J rsr .siodP cinacn gpions ot a bat-r wslk,Ahe 83 1tae -, IFrapceo h : ili omen 01, og .Wtfs st uptie Ctede, e v pvte4 Go ado ire' 4er tudi're'Oin t tbhfet peg were he rist et. As1ib.lei style-e isg - Cplained botit -f What 4 b*&*. 1 iwiat bad' of- eelaring hem Zee gw.brtily.Jade' ,lact l r -. a - the - t4th t ioeion it *'rWeenee s a 3.strousa *M cbthesoe,y Wheisurf mar' - s,lis4 ssagtIr-ess aed -,;gh; d l as-mo mucp paas 4 .a l ads.d s. iCSipts SCr=nWk M fttssM9 A 1 dcbdet d Mr. omOhi and. Yues pt t g ods inirttionsnfjou bT t fs th 4 estia desduit tdret goinllkeen tm0 righta e, As enre r iai'n ~that vi ab a Germana. They ta afrp Mem is e ther 3108 prepared for them,!sh rew.t b b4ep achureh er private dyeItag SMethodist gliJ-her fIWrhbsinhTbo rear -- cin 4& 'A stork~ nest, cqpsisting M4 qpsi, g=ea p acne eted,bessraml-he -shee. alisince ret rne ' ' wihA&a tiihe em de w ath, ad nee, with a requisR: a . -~ (oBeIton Cline, one of tb Wet, - 9es gthe laeAlexabd'P D. W to sagRigbt. This fredn, a~ ir i sg S was re-ni -arrestd in ~~isipm..and logged in the Marimr untyJ ad. Mr. Gbl founi there 41': 1 not bring him,. as was expected, fe"eutof Tunds We d% udet kr.ow wherethe- blame lies, het -eer'taity it seem.s strange that the Sha to of South adsolisseh'ould bes~ per to bring to ):siean atrocious-e.esmiAal. Ilis reported that Morris, the alledged laein the pilot to mnurder Mr. Walker, a i Vicksburg, .au aslately in ny iththeman Uline.-Yorkville Apple Vending va.Journalism.-A&New York Bohemiaji.writes to a Western pa V.'By gra of contrast between the non-sucess ofjournanasm, .s aprf si ,a*ad the prosperity attending any ~other calling, let me mention the fact tat im old man and woman, who have, .fr.ywar, sold apples and rauts in Spruce asreet, under. the shadow of the Tribune .huilding, are to-day, worth $50,000 or $60,000 apiece, while not one of the wri ters for that journal, unless a stockholder, has much more i~an enough to bury him deeently. The tw$ is, there is no otber adestion under the seSOfl poorly paid, md-so entirely thoughtless, as that to which "we" of the quill-driving brother hood so forlornly belong." Wquldn't it be well for the colored klks-to consider the fact that the won .derfol changes in sentiment in Kentucky, Connecticut and Galifornia, to say noth ing of other Northern States, is simply opposition to negro or mixed suffrage. We advise tL.em to think about it -well before they throw themselves into the troublesome sea of political strife. The end is not yet, and the whites will rule this Contineut. iiq araiag, SQ 1L, 1$67. tie yea ae Yhe awmr deooiW t do e ephsBc n be'" -K .s the paper win a ts a m-e4 Wr reuewd. Taammat adfe.tiements csh to advance. lob wort m?aat be paid for oe delivery. and ceofrere of the Anderson inetigea. ter, Capt. Jas. A. Hoyt, paid as a short visie on last Friday. Andersozi may jesOy feel prod of the Itefigeecer. We yes!erday reciTed No. I of the e1r Ooimbia daffY. Lt has made its obef under flattering ausVpies. 'We e. that -t oay take deep ooot and Jive toob oo leth.advent and doings of the t'sntith"enury. - Att .las ceeal Conferenwe of ;the. ". Churcb, Souh, it was ,resc}yedi ih0ain easm the rAnmtconfernee rstify tb e is i mfeeo.o Wlay4repreeontas a,t.ahe Paldbg Elder shairca l Conferece, at' sone sufta6Ie inie 'n place-*itbi# tke bounds of his dliarict eoi nduring th e y e ar, ana that tb dis lect e e toa ! .nc Sn represent the District is th intial Coufereu:'e. ' w-ad s' ttere'ore' witi the abo e, k ect **'rs held tCoi vy bii enmm ncein Thursday last an pos f ed'est $igd. We undersand tht the g w f&9.rngettend ed and' the proeedingi ofbte toeiteste ijsphvagter,-ad ig .i ma i tbat a g e *L!s preented4er t tadisg, and osrtblity io cseqnwec to giv A e?pbrt of Its -trenactions. -We pave ao fEa4hi abies d iefe elect 4d reptIie ' e An'e o aisehde eh* g that t vNxyb't mieati Thseeke.s e4ia s "maeuwo "e sssatieekIll o' ol es,-Wrusi bothig-p~. tab ?tNerpey~W5 ilhersi idva-lkf It wa(s ?fgftir' (IrngE The in eerer fo wai lield t pri' e rt!at the T4vetna of ,ibred agel -be ihw. Mate socis a step weisJ4 bet sodse mpoliia~ at shatee - Ad-o'ar el sem=e'efor fder ing tbssi this aigs behe-i'es16 wi hig resseti, wi #beeste i( y sova1 eascaused %y12Mi aRle.4toca[oqet oss* of the pr.yi*sions of tf$$sei, sc r it Oi w r To bter ouderstois. .Waaroslat-sa$ oar Courts at ihis tisme es a gr~.4p-pblle leftipi 'org Bi. ' 2iphet. Thi e, chae 6rby ' ' 'oq thes apd tWnta ek 6 epto of ibi*-pa#t of that. oqder.' The .aaesent saf pcep.ortita gd b~e sariied at Oeingi &e -e unettled ead.ies of" petiC4 egtaiirs-the (ear of een6s.ionm -.dIme bhihre of er pa ha yeaw-anMI the esafeqIin( abcute want Of- espitat liv 'th gsatayel enstet, tha it te insej ag' il." Un,desuef eTreeistinees it woaikfte sLaicidal, & oar judgment, to $Hew Jhe creditor class to. come dan sjr ith one fell swoep. -Coo -.indi.cafudenIy and despondency erots All the mlids of our peopl. Thouajisuuld be left homelesa, and poryI stdeken. Not woult creditors, except thee who wish to pu'chase the posesons of their debtes roe morsa; be benefitted. They~ would realize the fable of the gonse and the golden egg. Whren our polhtical condition has been. fxed ; when capital bas begun to flow into the State, and that whichi, already here bronght out-of the strong box and ptin circulation, it will be -time enough to "3lip the leash" of Sheriffs and'bailifts. Will-the News iublish this ? .We have received a copy of the Evan gelical Lutheran. The Lutheran is pub lished at Charlotte, N. C. every Thurs day, Rev. N. Aldrich, cditor and propri etor. -It is a large and handsome-paper, and filed with a variety of appropriate reading. Subscription $2.50 per annum. Among our exchanges we find the Madison, Ga., Journal, tastefully gotten up by Messrs. Evans &~ Brobston. The- Boston Advertiser of Saturday says: "The three cases which have come up in succession in the United States Circuit Court, in 'this city, have been, when considered together, of remarkable and we belicve unprecedented importance. The Hartwell case may he said in round numbers to involve a half million dollars; the Burril! case-against the city involved a million, and the Howland will.case, the arguments in) which were begun yester &i, . ole .., oth.e, ..mllio QiiiR PHEt,oMENoN NEAR HAN]WMG, ?ENN-A GoraEK Hol.E oN FIRE-Fis OpENixo FOR BRowNLow.-Under the abov :ieadingtheCorinth (Tenn.) News of the-4th inSjant says' Severna peiaons were in Corinth on Saturday last,,*ho ga.e same startling accaiunts of theeartb's being on fire abou { four .niles Southwest of Hambrg,'Tenn. I We did not see the parties who gave fhe artilarr oftbi,: startling event, but ercpile the following as the substance of their representation of the facti 1 r. Brook,who lives fourteen miles North eat of Corinth, had a pasture in whichi was a pond of water about twenty-five aeetyft-e feet, and the -water du= ring the summer having disappeared, Je cleaned off the ground46 sow it- in ter nips. While burning the brush from this piece of ground, the locality that bad been covered with water, ignited from the burning brush, and the: entire space where the pond had formerly stood has cpntinud to blaze -brilliantly for the past ten days. Ulo becomin.& alarnied. and fearing that'his enflre firm Would be eos red and-tnrnta into antemhank 'aent of ashes, dug ditches- uhtiund the . bnig Vpace and filled thema with water He-has ponred iarg<rquantities of -water on the burning eartb, hut it did. not ex tinguish the flames.. .The smeUi fromn the burning earth is. represepted as being-pe efiar and maurked. We eer that Ten' nessee Was a hot country, and that Sa tan'siigth bower is reigirig irn that see, ltd,1-bt had not-dreamcd of his majesty opening up o. mouth to M iatfernat re gion to early,to -revei"e lrowxlow and b imps: The fire, it is said. .has con apae ts& earth, or ,bituminons. sub tnace,-to the depth "o ptrelve inches, and does not appear o,dtminish its vig-. or. - 4fitshonhTprove to be the oozing tpetrotemtt from the-i tnfece 'at that poigt;'it would indicate a rich or bold *in.ot that .Yaloale 1mi'd.- - No: doubt so ei trprising man tri, at-~an.earlyl day, ha saft to test -the question ryetier cosl oi can be round or not. ,.Dtias' DsI. a Iox.-After liv trg very.hsppilt, indeed jibr.any years ,with one whomn he sed- after the first -fi-lthbAt afteriify aiplause flad eb e4 uprfreni Engla$d,-'s "The 'Sketches by'H * asut "The Piekaisk Paper":ap. peared, Cbares Diekens end' wife -sepa pated Wbis was nine year& ago when 4eyg.tted;.pd F in- of the sad event, ,eae.onew . kno not wbo) has. wrftten : "Nii4yeat ago 'il a ho';IMo was do -ifi . -~Its heads 4rent forth- frot itg geeade r i eetion.ate Slar ~d.-yvsobi8 of the .childsen-each aggRigtly-tther lips thieb auf if e@pe igh adgegth arnd p.ce steadiTy refuse to greta4g- the.. pgqbh cu ' tp e.causes of :ht sept patf.*' haAver# *tfre the elements *b bd4tributed 1heEd terrintion o~fteuobhei strete'bed fhrough. tusetyvi6eso:have - artaIcen ,at theIbespitali*us, *.4ht'i IBin. aan bpel-wwght but; tln #ieneeb raorrow. and N'ir4o 'rgn fisli of~ colurbux e . dit 1rts and broken ,ltars Ggly;veri w'eW6sgad- A -thisthith deith drwesanr ofitv uwetbers4to thr.ieng. .inua-ya*4, onlyd4ends new ,e-r ctions er ahese-wA remain, taurard the heteni ipHiooe, and onlyiabeds.a piee. geder~ an adg~e live' etmong &hs Nit 6me~ 'whence the% Iaki'ate go-ali liing-wdtee stI~rsIy~ sierted,-iane t wh~ose part%flhI~5 o angeI pb6eTh4smitgawat'd;-ghther iwogrnd~ t asih loom. of a .paan -boral;. for &.e pat is ntndkberoe.no-futtre.. Levefross Ds rs .J'As Man day 'eveinga y n.ngpi ana sed. CA s.4 iar4,cpanid --b2 a yqpsg'irlh-J ptfiteen or.,aIOega ya old4he Ian ht,ef ofibboid' eretvjn' rk ul'tt--arrfYbd hereand pet'17 ut. Uk 'Hodise. 'Euly .T,asday trn' qa,itWOtek'tata.pheMe aro re*t&d Witlrrbrs4hi&ediidap ,inaArat.s ,. e.. -ate legn- .is' oweeSans. pM.4ace egg hei br wUignss to accoupnf thetheriff to the Statc'ktae, where they expected to meen'he enr:rged "pari16' .0y0RjOu i'~S .j94 -s apd. r.4 o1biling andl cooiing, sgueezmg~ and'kiss iiag iying' and cov lg (Otren ira .t1 con(hted- idy,' and 'when 'tWillaa le1 -ahor" t etli: was sueV'eeeomp~ani-U edl4 Sheri# CrookIs,ot Saeiyoo, the fair p~ 4urew hes ne Arapabd her o k'4 er's 'rek, ,and (wirl .ttnt after, himt. Bully fo .tiat g'a! ~~.e'n ingenBions~ 'weige of (iis betand honfatJ, and the neittimne 'they raw:'aat.e hitie;tha.t they m~ay -get tspJNoef~ aoi%vd that the kotmy neveV u.tie.-~fenia is p.. !fue EPIferdttf!m U9oj -- the Episcoar Dita conveano tekt' -sa Chicags last- aeks TeshILn -was adopted instru".ting the 4depodei* of, the diocese i the next .General Coonvention "to precure by general commron law-, with suitable qualifications a prohibi tion of the use of the marriage service of. the church in cases where .either party' contemplating marriago- shafl h'ave be.en previously divorced by the civil law on grounds other than that of 'adultery." The deputies ar.e also instructed to pro. cure a rule of duty to be followed by the clergyman, whose services are .thus ap plied for in ascertaining the f acts bearing on such prohibition.' A Knnxville dentist got a whipping in the street the other day for an alleged insult toa lady patient. The assailant was the lady's betrot'hed. He was ar rested and fined for the assault, arnd the law was satisfied by spontaneous green backs from spectators in the court room. The dentist explained that it was some times necessary to put his arms around the necks of his patients when working on -the teeth, but (lid not assert that it Nas necessary to squeeze their hands or talk love to them. His name is P. H. Cardwrell. The New York Evening Gazette has a column article exposing the horrors of the hotel and restaurants -kitchens in- that city. We copy the following: "It is a common remark in the kitchen of the elegant restaurants that if the guests could take one look they would be eff'ectu ally cured of any desire to eat another morsel there." SWAKE SNAKES.-We see by the Gw yhee Avalanche, that in about three weeks Gen. Grooks will turn loose four or five hundred of Uncle Sam's boys among the Snake Indians. lHe has already made ten "good Indians," in a fight at the base of Stein's MEi.ntain, and w-e hope to hear of many mnorebeing converted during the semmer r.'npn- ._alinornia nnnr. LOCAL ITEMS. Smraa-r --Much sickne s prevail- i:i our District ; by far the larger number gf those down, however, are c'nhatting chills and fever; yet thero ate:those who suffer.witi typho&d, hil?ious aid iconges tive fevcrs. 'Under the blessing of a kind Providence, the mortality is not great to the number of sick, and we trust that with a.continuance of His blessings, and prudence and care, on the part of the people the Fick may, soon be permitted to enjoy health and the bWesings of this life. PosTro?F.NE-T.-The Ladie's Fair pro posed to be held in- October, we. have. been requested to state will be pest poned, until further notice. We are-gratified at the course taken by the lady managers in determining not to have their fair just now, the time be ing very-iboppartund : sickness, scarcity of money; adverse seasors hnd other, reasos?ni ht be adduced fo strengihen the wisdom of sac ha coarse.' DsaTA.The'reaperdeiti has invaded this community and gathered to himself Several of its inembers. Dea.ti "is another life,"who truisa's are only ktnown to those .wbo enter its mystic vale. May the departed restr in peace. "What a world wafe this, How unendurable its weight. If they Whom beath bath eader'd did not meetgesin i" Sow Tit Ps.-it is not too late yet to saw .tvnips,-the white Vaieties. will occeed evet eew and. bring-good root.., As many, have, not suceceeded in sew-. ring good stands in consqeetce'r o' the, estftrte wet scasm, we-advise that- adr vantage be takens of-t. present oppol. tunityto sow i ry- avaiil . pof . It Will pay Plenty of sedYi'ait o 'be WELCOME To NEW'ERRV.-We bad the tcs seieral 4 tyF since,)o, greet i or,actia friend of "ye.olden time" ..IInne-other than Mr. Hiram Bartiett, who:f$R*edone of s cbeerfu l eotefiV ot refugees here during-. the aourmnfol- yetf -pspiriog days of thi Confederacy. Mr.. B., has left: his beautifol' homie on the fral "t.et; dring 4his comifr autuum and -wter. We *elcomre -him to the ~efte1ed of old NeNberqy. Nzwar'II UTre.--Mr. JPool's. botel is noW in splended order.- ..Noneneed rr that Mr: Psion't know .bo is .keep; m. botel. .Clean.feors, .wite wralls,-aigy.. eiwies,en& farniture, ptre- water, good cooks, an excellent table, -attentive. ervats and u',agt H d beslcer&ip and Wllt4ar.biled bir, are merI'' ibu fei tir that its gidia 1gst.has stiiJhd tAn .emhebands of Maj.-j. R,iard,~ McUaglhsin,.qutity Jew :aiddig.end bznght lireetsj. - esairw May* Ztartina puachased onec rile-of same-qumlIty from Mv. BhalbekeT Litr~ D4tet, last wek, At Scent '. A li erSoE S . ALnick has oeune,f variety stpre,at the. saad formerly occupied 65.Levell grid Bid,.where lye iratends. to kqep eenstant ty o.kboed Groceries, Dlry -Gooda$bhoes, odi a ineahnetu stock. gieealy. HihpaJquikdseAd sm1all prof s-Lse - ~E fm i,auneg hikr, _ne _gRp aa;,, pr__e -eIr Envit 2tno. to a ntcea #{nMr B~co erer' &Dvrsan Aqctioi Soo,Wuseepathtin a9h n s a ss .ptised standn g aseCo.e4d -a efc -ged,e ibid, sgcar,e. . : S. Mr. Mewer's card. He-has just returned from the Northern markets with a bandsome stock of Staple and 'ancy Coods, Dress Goods, Groceries, &c. Dr. Bruce has resumed the practise of his profession. Office in Mr. Paysinger's residence, building opposite Methodist parsonage. WV. H. Webb is in receipt of a .supply of Musquito Netting, an indispcnsable ar icle just now. Secure one at once. Messrs. Garlington and Suber. propose to put any one through in tbe courts of Bankruptcy.-See advertisemnent. A fine quality of grass and bramble sythe blades can be had at Mr. Robert Stewart's store. A good supply of Gin Banding just re eied at S. P. Boozer & Co.'s Mr. R. Stewart advertises a fine lot of beef cattle, cows and calves, for sale. Mr. J. 0. Neel offers a reward of fifty dollars for the recovery of his muke. Commissioners Notice. MORE CAltELEsSNEsS.-On Tuesday last several boys were playing with a gun in Greenville, Ala., when .one of them blew in the muzzle to see if it was load. ed, while another, who was examining the lock for the same purpose, let it slip. The result pr*oved that-the gun was load ed, for the one at the muzzle had his ead blown to pieces. The New York Herald most emphati cally regards the California election "as a rebuke from the people against this mad and dangerous radical scheme of universal negro -suffrage and negro su. premacy, and- we miay look for the same protest from Pensylvaniajand New York SricE.-Who will not appreciate "Go ing to School" by G. Cooper: He helped her over the meadow--brf'-, While her feet she iatidly set (fwin lilies they were ltoh .beossy stone With the cooling ripples wet. They passed the brook, and it seemed to sing With a sweeter, merrier souind. As the two with their school-books wandered on o'er t.be clover-laden ground. O little maiden! bow fair you were, With your eyes of heavenly blue;1 And the dimples played on your cheeks as - pla On a rose the drops of dew. As play oin a rose the drops of dew, When the breezes metrily blow! And year lips-they were tints of the ripening peach; In the morning's ruddy glow. Bare feet,bow they twinkled among the grass! Did you know whenever you took The path for school, that he waited for you By 're willow-shaded brook? .Since then. the fragrant blossoms have come To'the boughs, ah! many a time; And a bridge Is over the brook that sings, - Astof-ld its pleassut rhyme. And two are straying upon the bank, As I pen these wandering- words; And they talk. of the happy school-day time, And theywatch-the building birds d a~stes therels *ftl '- grander iow, - With a sterner, sadder song; - And lovers wili cross to a different school, And help each other along. Josh Billings who i$ always -a8ying somethin, good because- he can't help it, lets off on the stiff man: he-Stiff Man looks' down -ahen he rMkA open folks. He dbesn't em-'te1 have but one liobeijinttia himi an&hat iz located in his nose. .He-is a kind ov masculine turkey od parade in a barn-yard. He iz generally loaded with wis8duf cleer-up tw the intzielT; and wien be goesoph makes a noise like a kannen, btMon't '!e enny damage -iavveg biw fire into a crowd- and i ;e.etry.mant. -Alia, genera- thingitp.et git mad 't easy,. and. hav tow gjitover t: dfil easr, bekte id,i acs apt,.en g a biaskare at what they aitl't *frsi bv. - Stiltifn bad it grnsdfather oci tb# went-to Kongressfrom our1istrickE,-ad tbeae=ai't one in-tite whole famiy that has been able tew -git liamber -sins.e. "Whar," -asked -a r.nowied amrl arator,:who wis ruaaing for the of;ake corstableL!wier my eightened-fr ind of the. sixty-sikth militia di.trict, was A ndrgwJackson .in the. bae'of Nlew Orreans? Kur he tharY He. war. 0* wai ridiu' up and dowrn on 'a bobtailed. Aabu,a wavin' of a cradkedssbro, up to the armpits i ibod and med, and a gin'u of the~British thunder; the genius ofihis courtry a holii' of her segis oere his had, gotton bales pay.eneering in front to protect him from every danges, ad the. American eagle,' with the Ster and Stripes in its beak, a seia ofLiak thd(ie ampyrcean, cryin 'Bait -eoIwom A publisher id) London armoences"'The Lovers' nietioary ; a poetical treasure of lo~vers' thougtm, ~i , addresss anj dilemnas,Midexed for eferened hs ictonay of e H eptiad goije. t the .tendr gciencce,s If ihi.ooksoet b egbistby! in.t2jjceaa&r1we udght .Apdge will aN the pleasures prove -Thft'vallcys, groves, hills and Ields, . Woods or steepy mdarnsaln. yin3g. - -And tired it would be hkegha'tie t. beir ya-jt.ical female reply-:-"! aloin' see,it.- My. tastes amn't country. - P soner lire ini a tenement houscan~y time. .inamr.a..good.at eiunbipg, but 1. es* gtqp Mkee pair ..o sairsweijenoagk. Moiniuasare too steeli.4ravelling, 'spe ~ialy wthttl*ers on. Illpass. I easft jona ftrm sesr inifrm -fn a1ia Bsw completiff disenchante'd the-poetic yesth. 1joveie *ffosa. other u1ts a weinasa, sends ps t.he folloi'r.ng, hais opinion - )omnan4eheii' best' gift 1a. men hm's Papdi,' 6r TEsket of jevf'e& ls confet1nari shop, od sticks q(agar 4N8y(.M -otoio orss, e.gatwi|ed. plus: Ie#resen hMa-beet e.utpasy; hev4vie lisi sweetest inauic peer kiss the guardian of his innocepeer -err.ani the pale qf his safety ; her boisoen the softest p io .ahs cares." Giris, d'ye hear that ? . 4z4de*red man,-who isalr'ghton~ t1!f gase, aWout tieing ,mvanhed d*jsil steling, indignanttly smarkudthaOe "IU e didn't fet a.niggerptest a-iktie' in dis 4am couiatvry, Pae gwjine -bak to Tennessee where Mr. Brwowleee a .igrgitlhis righta.sure." ., '. - ,A yonug man at Fmd Rti,er,XMass,. who was to have been married- on &-Slta1 night, took so much "encouageeot"'tf preparing for theceremnony tha ef es himiself in the lock up the next moi.ilng. His intended went to the Police Court with him, and after the usual seyen-thirty was disbursed, the couple started at once . for a clergyman and were made one. "Wife," said a married man, looking1 for the booijack, after she was in bed, "I have a place for all things, and you ought to know it by this time." "Yes," she replied, "I ought to know where you keep your late hours, but I don't." ien dying make their will, but wives Escape a work so sad; Why should they make what all their lives The gentle dames have had? A man at Boston who sharpens and sets teeth of saws, announces himself on his sign as a "saw dentist," and a whole sald house in the samie city 'h.as adver tised : - "Wanted-women to sell 0n comisson." A lawyer had his po-rtralt taken in his favorite attitude standing with his hands in his pockets. "It would resem ble him mnore closely," said an acquaint ance, "if he had his hands ini somebody else's pocket." We learn that the Sheriffs of the State arc to be notified fortliih that billa receiva'ble of the State u' ll :be received in'ayment of all tax executiona in thiir. hads, for collection. These bills can now be~purchased at not exceeding ninety eight. WiJiam Gregg, Esq., President of the Granteville Cotton Factory ; died at his residence at Kalmia on the 12th. If exercise promotes health, those who collect old debts for editors should be th lng-s lived pnonle on earth. America! who would not be conteat To dwell, and dwelt forever, 'neath the skies Thy glorious sun-thy stats 1Aht "ightly rise To glad us when our gaze is heavenward bent? - Who loves not thee-for Freedom's voicei thaf went Up in thy mnior , startling with- surprise, And urging to si awM Oft dss, Earth's tyrsnts, fl of -ad bewlderment7 And, 01 who loves nor thee fbc this Ine voice Prolonged stil. sad still to be. d, Undtil l tongues and people shall re'o And peace and virtue shal no more be wrong'd ? Let me not lose thy skies that &oat above Happiest lad of earthi Who would not love the? Ah who wouki not? that's the question. "we thinks of what we used to .was." Show us the man with soul so dead who will not exclaim, gleorious bosh. It won't do mister poet, times are changed. DESCBPTtOi OF TH E SoUT;T.-The fob lowing accurate description of the con dition of the South, and ,the feelings and ci cunstances of its people,. was written by one Mr. William Shakspeare, some hundreds of years ago. Mr. S. was speaking of Scotland, under the ben' rule of the "Great Commoner" Macbet Whose friends claim that be administered "the best government the world ever saw," but he evidently looked far into the future, and had the "so-called" in his prophetic mind's eye: ."Alas pocantry!. Almost afraid to :ow itasi! It cannot Be called oW mother, :Wt our - rave; where nothing, ut wbotnonws sothiag, is onemni -een Whe anad greans, and,-wbsu tho est .m. a n.t ..d; ere v5.w. serew A moderm esbey; the 4ead man'dkasf 1s here'caroe askd, fer bI; ,ai good mea's .-. Ues - - Vrebeoe the dwies Iner S0pe, g,ytX or ere- the baksa. - -, ."Ao-industrious blacksmith atin idle dapdy icrted a pretty gt,wbo.heshtd ;bicb to t#ke.-Finally s.s said7 3'g.d marry .wahielret ofije.sind . white.t hados. Wit a sneer -smith, " the dsndy held out hI priit whife from idleness. - Th slkeith bi ~lg ltod*nv bands in-'vis pdekets, thn dr*wigtiem forth fuU.f b ,A liter coins, he spread, thi4iC4s W dusky fingers. T'he gir decided t:*a bii 8nges were the whitest. ae=L September r/.-c/tten ether at hdd T7 t19 ets. pStd fair- dessad, and :4q EI s . BaYrSNSa, er1&-Cot e er 4st ehdi dqmud.etga and preat m -s nest es a - 3. Casara.S .0artCoe413!Y --: sA 6 ..LWatons., geptenmber 1~- .4..,M-itta more active~ the sahe wIl reseE 2,e0)sa. A List of 1.sttsrih g k* - *gina I8*--. - EooerE L -I . K.I~ Baford,MussesEIs ' - - 0: Eye, TornmW Mis CIae,' inbus Mdoe Joseph T. . Davis, W. W. &cahle, . 1 Davis ? So, Mess Dobbin, Jskty Miss ?*oris. John T, lirE maiten, -,dma PNetwod D. . .F . .. wer, Paifrick Fretwe 8.L. Rt. Gln P IRutheer4.. Grear,Z. i. ' Ratberford, L Miss Godig .b. -- 8. -- -- Gaker IG.2 - S8abe,J.LJ; 13rone, Harriet Mi T. -- GoAedea, James -Thompson, W -. IL. -. Topson, dettom:J. P. Calorej Taylor, T. J.. Jones. T. P. Watts,. W. Gapt. Joson, Sh phen H. Wasng4& Paailsyt. -Ifunot cale'd for beibrc 1st October, they willbe set to the Desti Laitiversz DA N. RISEB, J'ostmsaster. -Atrg. kst 1887. 11-37 Jest eeo.leitita first rat earticele GRAf S ad BRAMBLE SCYT1IE BILADES by., H. ST1EWARI. f FineEBeefOCa#te,ae.. Yor ,ale a good lot fat NEF (GTTLE, COWS and CALVES. In my absence c-1 on Mr. James N. Keith as my pluties. t. 8S?WA3T. Sept. 15, 1887l. 18-88-3t.' Garlington & Suber, Attorneys at Late ak Solicitbrs in m Equity, Practice in the U3. S. and State Courts. Will give special attention to eae in the Courts of Bankruptcy. Sept. 18-48 Imo. Danicing School MONS:-BERGER-respectfully informs the I;adles mnd'Gentlemen oftNewberry that he will, by regiaet open- a4ancing sehpol' at this p3aq 'on the 24th Sept. Mona. B. tee Danelngn all its'various-. lranches. .He bhs ~ tluhrfd lbe~st failler ad bordnt Uce~,,n Charlestbn, wbhe as.been. teachIig for years,-- and -an Gv good references. For .partlenters a~yat the Hotet. Sept 18 38 tf. I'TO 00NSUMPTFIVJ8e -Th Euv. EDWARD A. WILSON wlls (fee ofchargie to.all whcdsj t h tfon with the dirction's for. Ig . lg the slrale h cured -ta lung a le 1ai tn -His fojybobjec a blessig. Pless address Sept. 18-88. WIlliamsaboi grwhohr.UO a bald 'in beadlss, faealso a e fpthe toa'-1p. Btlea n -tffh te., om-the*in.lsvlgthe gesot cia. adbesatifUl,ca bebsae without chre baddresn caeMt. 13. S3rowadwne.,wew York. New Adveisemnt& Dr..J. D. Brue aving re.ed the pr.eNae of teoders his professional Wervices to Oies i Mr. ysinger's bdingep the Metbodiat rersoasge. 8ept. 1838t. Gin Banding. 900 feet Vulcanized Rubber Beltig, a sorted sizes, 2, 4, 5 and 6 inches wide. In stoe and- for saa at & sa.L. = oD col, sept. 18P-38-t. BOO . Save Yoan1 Blood In tender cond eratiEi of he. uanity. I will be able to supply the eom mnity with which will arrive bN 'itr*y Purchase one of the Nets sod *are roae blood. W. A. WEBB. MULK8S'OLEN. $50 REWARD, I wi8 pay the abote reward torr thee. covery of a medium hse black horse ale., which was stolen from me on the 6tb inat. Ssid Slgde sI boat 9 yease-ald, has a mealy mouh, wbitish east: 60-8ea with a sait whte 'set, wee $ I also aelaeelT roscehe tait sil iaib 6i ty is beleted tb4ve made his way to _abbasg. tecvdis iser: ewLaNse r.I. . NEALL. CauHn Spertaa sad AbesWT PPeM oo tpJiae, and spnd b1b me A vert STATE P QUTHcARO INA. N.ie rj Thetrict-4n Equity. 8zabe*kso&Bt r, w. aeaey I. Boe.s .ets. Dill for Sale and ie.. Jf dser"if the Oonrt of' Ity. wI, siet.efwthe o ei r,se monday in OctowbsewIfteli est o( John A .4y qp st ).gof a trac of.la. coan aej . red'and a&acr r k i is Newberry DIsfrfetta 'isd f 8eea &OWn, etate r..8R$:t, Gv ail'oi tiro . ar" mouths with thd tbEJwin and- 1o0 the cow oAti WsIurse it ' whs. 4MA, . Qe ee aemaa the alddeeaswe- be uIeBw jess.It auwby se - aAt- o shbid uot grete. -- Given undet ay'.hand and Se!, dyf dr eps ; fu teaet'oW J.aT. Peterson%~* - ept.183%2I8 00 ThMaday Asuiwa abidb4M 8 (astaR*t ay ert d( ma.ima .- oom, cenerleg fiA' .edrAa *ig33attt ivio?t 18?t 35 B. BIswb Mu mestdZ 15M BageSoiadRioColIIe- s - - 10 Rbls. Muscovado Metasser j'5 iBoxes best eglm..p7lgs Cses~& fine oeaiA:Widlie.-. . a bos d-.iqraioe rVc'r' .10W Vais.wine~u~Z1ir . 24 dez: ne Playing Gards -r anse Wliuenere Coens Qd M.4 1,best quagAy .a,e o *CurY~, Fipl I4 1154t. 888 BAGIN RNU ROPE. Or. -"m. 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