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11'- (TJvaurAAt I- A DVAN FOR TCE DISS EIN TION O I US FUL N L NCIL
-YOLY. - . WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1869
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THE IllElA LD
18 PUVjSHD
EVERY WEdNESDAY MONING,
At Newberry'0. H.,
Ry 94 .&. Hi:0EENgKER,
MRIL6;8I'rINcit' ANNuM3, IN CUIRtENCY
OR PROVISIONS.
Paymentrequiredinvaliubly in advance.
Martlege Notices, Funeral Itnvitations, Obil
laries, and Communications jaubsilrving privatuo
Intest, are charsed as advertisemeunts.
Pompthing Nice.
I.have removed to the Kingsmtiore G10
tor(over.4fayet & Martin's Store) which
bs undergone thorough repairm. I have
plenity of room vith an excellent sky.
light. Come one-comoe aill, ai see how
things w9rk in thi commodionis gallery.
(Al'o; a good lot of albums at extreme.
ly low prices.
All kinds of work dono in the line of
Photography.
tt'rpall'of Wren & Wheeler's Nega.
ties1t hiVere taken at this pIone.
We charge nothing for looking, and
not much for a pilture.
W.11. IISEMANM.
De, 28 52 :-f.
BUY. YOUR
CLOTHING
In Columbia, of
W C.0. swiAlFIELP,
They Soll thn
CH EAPEST,
THE BEST MADE, AND
JMost Durable Clothing
in the State.
ALL THE LATEST
-STYLES OF HATS.
CLOTIUNG MADE TO
ORDER IN THE
EK-8 T -8-TY L E 8.
ED10 IN BATE 1j(-0
WIIOESALL DEAI,P1 s IN
Du Goods and Clolhiig,
122 &1241 MEETING STRE1ET,
UHIARILESTUN 8. C.
Adi lats, Ge0. C. 8llnanl, Thos, . .31iiln.
Feb. 10 6 31mo.
14IFE INSURANCE !
Piedmont Life Insuranco
Company of Virgini't.
The Subscriber is Ageut for the Stale of South
Caroina for one of tine v,t, nd( most reubtao
Lire Insitrance l'onpnnies ie. hlie world lreon thije
FIRST SIxtCen Month of ils busines. it mad ,e,
tured about 'Two 'nousAn) 1 ocin;s. niidi ia
received tin Income orntmut. I mnij., fluxulti)
aS WsTY 1r'oUJANn DOL.At H
t isaVilR61NIA COMPAN Y; am n Rni evis
'dende'of its highi etnlil(inig tt. 1h4 ip. whe rt is
%Ojp'knlown, a lairge portion ot'it,, bljiutem is
no ilnt State r It liI i v i 1 b - utfo fill
o Its -oa *T CINCH, Wiiviln liiti InWry
grAvld Noriop,-as allowed by the ternis ot'ihie
r'oll.ly
1e. N. .1TANS was [uured in -rni4s CoeA
* v11 4immedtetly nfier i dentlh, 1 had
te amou of loi ey.-5, 0.911ce niy
ISAAC HIIIANCII, 3. D ,
ta. J.VAS .A, M. D., Mediienal Euinim1 er
e referith.C contidence to the rollowilng pe 1,
taqu)iho have Insured In the P5 i1eon .
Grter, 1). D -p5060: tIer. WV. it. Iiempii
920; hI-vr. J. N. Young-62' 0; Itav. '[ i'.I
in9 ; ov. D. M.i TInrlir. D). D, - 1.-I
z rulyt506;Dr J. WV. hIe:irst-890,.': WY.
6.Xa-5000; 11ev. J C. WSllIi-5200i;[
,AP Chfner'n.$20 n; . iPI, '-eei-$2) G; D)r
'~I. Garoy-850 0;41. A F"air-$3 o'; ro~.
6.eu.'8.M. Gownen--810,fs 6; J. Mc(.mynn.-S1 ' .
00on. W. D. Simopson-SLO,' 0; Dr. hhirksdale
ot 9; Mr.i Sullivoan-$5000; ad at iensi 9
t me'ilio Immediate supeikl9n of Dr,
T ~Il0MA8 8. MOOfUMAN, Aget..
.Dr.O WV.GAIIMA' Y. Med. Examblrce.
Tiewberry, C, 11 , eb 14. 1809.. t f
ARLINGTON
3UUA IFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
S P oado L-J '. 214. R c mo nd, V a,
'V qJr dent-Wmn. B. [ubnes,
4ludge Y. J. Pope, Agent,, Newberr,y,
ha 1f y $hoid nsur inthe Aring
trot of tiz beat men t i aet in- flr ze.he for
bethsut0 1i r1ty o eljauter alr neiw
and Ass is con ares tovornbly with anny (Um
e Ofl~-tbbh -goa t guu r utel [Jivieu dfun
tprwo' njIl business in the South. 4thly. Its
posessec al ine treIive featircu f nIt i rth
other O df tiy its"fweA' r oi "nve
ed(Iby a provision of It. charier) in lirst liens
Uon UfAI ESTA TB, at IJL its. uflnfubereCd
.ed'"r^-'* i t nete mrIf cf other Comt
1 $^ lc e omniarisoni. Notextra
esbargo on female rie,
PARKER'S BREEV1I-LOADING
'DOUDBL EA'BDAl E L ElD
OT GUTN
- '~elak t/tNestawid -'eheni$est - imodo. Ilses
ammnitiqu. Prices, complete, $70 to
Add-Os . t'dBNE S Columble,
. ot . SiLL &O, 0 Carleten..
Railroads.
Tho DOjly New in a recent cdi.
torilil thus happily characterizos
the differont Railroals of thhi
$tato:
"Tho railroad undertakings of
this State-the devions Greenville
Ra11ilroad, staggering and faint;
the cautious Northoastern, weary
anl worl, but making a gallant
fight with small means; tho mam
moth South Carolina, much abus
od and more. worthy, creeping to
the top of' dividend hill; the in,
choato Savannah and Charloston,
which has swallowed many 4nil.
lions and will not sivallow more;
the litigant Augusta, whose mot
to is never despair; the small fry
of' Laurens, anid King's Montai,
and Coalfields, and Anderson, anid
the like, of' whom least said is
best ;-all these undertakings, by
their wealth, their success, and
their imiighty flutuire--always to be
the future-tempt the ring at Col
unibia to IIuw adventures, and on
coui'agc them to spedl(l more mon
cy-not their own."
The soundest inl condition, and
the best managed road in the
State, does not appear in this list
-we mean the Charlotte & S. C.
Railroal. Under the able and
enlergetic mana geil elt. of' Colonel
Wm. Johnson, this -road has ap
parently recovei-ed from the (is
asters of the war, and is mloving
slowly, but surely "to the top of
dividend hill." The price of' its
stock has alvanced from thirty
d1ollars pur11 share to fifty-two, and
is eagerly sought by capitalists at
1 bat prive. From having receit
lY pasiel over nearly all C.io roads
in tile State, wo can 1111h1esitat
ingly say. that there is no voad.
that comipares with it fbi the
,n>o hIus.1 SOf its track and the
cOMfort of' its coaches. The con
dietors are attentive and gentle
Ianly, and study the comiort of'
t heir passellgers.
Cons6i4derabh-ll' nh.le
ventilated a n;nt Hhe P10d1.1
line of p'!:'.y Ihey hi ri.d
in the In' ga1nent of the road.
WhenI smumed itp, it all amounts
to this, that the road lilts not bdenl
irue exclusively in the iiterest of'
Chairleston. The 'resident and
Directors have had some regard
ieor the interest of the section of,
through wiich the road r1uns, and
have shape dAK( their policy inl accor,
daneo with that interest. This it
is, and inothing mor'e. Among the
"'small fry'' are enumerated the
Anderson andl Lauriens Rloads. The1
foirmer of these is a uar't of' the
great Blue Rlidge scheme, wvhieb
u10noubtedlIy hias fried a goodI deal
of' fat (out of' Souith Car'olina, and
if' the edhitor1 will try the Laurens
Road(, on an August afternoon, lio
will come to t he. conclusion before
ho. reaches his deostinlat ion, that he
has struck Ii large anid long "fry.''
As to the "lit,igant Angusta," the
records of' the Courts show that
it has been much more '"sinnied
againmst than sinnin g."'-BatLinug
for thme iright to exist, against the
uinrielenin g host ility of' a rapa
cious corplorat ion, it has onily been
"litigant"''' (h'daggedl by every
species of' vexatious litigation bo
foro the Courts of thoe State. Its
r'ect.rd in this w~lhoo rmatter is
clear'. Tfhe efformt to squelch it in
its incipiency began at Columbia,
and as soon1 as its enemies were
bafled and r'outed there, they
rush ed iround1( and took up posi -
tion at Grhanitoville, there to make1(
a death s'truiggle foi' its destruc
tioni. For'tunmately for the good of
the countiy-thle up-count iry cspe
cialhy -defeat has again ftl len to
the lot of its adversaries ; and it
is. to be hoped t hat the childish
rand prietiloe policy now pursued by
the South Carolina Rfailroad in iro.
foerence to taking upj and letting
OfF passenger's at Granitcvillo-or
rathecr as to the not taking thiei
up and lot ting t.homn' of---will bo
dhisennt intled. We nre lfi1e(ula
that Colonel Johnson is now mak
mng arrangements to leave Char
lotte earlier, SO as to put his pas
songers down at Granitovillo in
timo for the day waiy train on the
South Carolina Iailroad. When
this arrangement is offoutod, there
need be no delay at that point to
travelers going West-1-1n1ess that
train on the South Carolina Rail
road should also take wings and
fly past as the othors do.-Chester
Reporte'r.
Affairs in Washington.
WASHINUTON, March 3.--In the
House, ()olfax delivored his Vale
dictory. Pomeroy, of Ncw York,
wa.s Clected Speaker for the bal
ance of the session.
Tihe militia bill was passed by
the Senate last, night. It pro
Vides that so much of the Act en
titled "An Act atmndi(lilg tpplro
priations for the support of the
nrimy, for the year ending June
30, 1868, and for other purposes,"
tipproved March 2, 18G7, as pro
hibits the organizuation and arm
ing or calling into service of the
militia forces inl the States lately
in rebelljon, be repeailed.
A committe, headed by A. T.
Stewart, of' New York, visited
Grant anld Sh-erm11:a to-day. 'They
han:lded Grant a cheek for $65,000,
aid h1an(ded Sherlman a deed for
Grant's house and urnie, andind a
eheck for the balance of ,100,000.
Thle closing paragraph of the
PreLideit's address to the people
is as follows I feel that having
conscientionsly endeavored to dis
charge m y wvhole dilty, 1 have
nothing to regret. Evets have
proved Ie correct ness of' t Ie pol i
cy Set forthI in my first aind sibse
quent. messaiges. The woes which
have forced the rejection ol for
bearance, maInanimtity anld co
stittitioial rile, are known and.
deplored by the nation. It is a
matter of pride and gritification.
ir retirilg Iroi the most. exalted
l.eI, inl the gift of' a free peo
1'0vl anld know that in a
lon1 :1-d1oms unid eveltllIl public
i.\ m I itns have never been
infilnenlced by desire for gail, and
t hat I e11, in all sincerity, ingn(ire
whom) have I dTefrulded, whom
have I Oppressed, or tt Whose
hands have I received iny bribe
to blind my eyes therewiti ? No
responlsibilitY for wars that. have
beeni wagegl, or bllood tihat, has heen
shed, rests nlpl m1e. My thoulglhts
hlave beenl t hose of pelace, anIld )IN'
eil1ets hiave ever been to alimy
content ions amior.g my1 cou ntry
men. Lei. us suow return t,o thme
first pin iciple ISof goverinmnt, and1(
un furling the batner of one connu
ry, inscrlib)e upon i:, inl inseffaca
bile chauraicters, '"the Constituitioni
and the Union,--one and i nsepa
rablle."'
Mi~r. JToh nson huas pubilishied a
tw.o column11 111 '$ addes to t h)o ole
Of the U'nto QC Stato ORin deregI1C (of
his conrise as President.
Grant's Cabinet nomianations
will go to the Senate on Friday,
at no0on1.
CSAnlb Dirn-The HIon. Walter
Brooks of Mississippi, who ocen
pied a seat in the United States
Senate in 1852-3. inado vacant. by
tIhe resignat.ion of' lion. I. S.
Footo, died on Saturday last by
strani gniat.ti onl1 cned by' the indn le
tion (if ani oyster' into his wvind
piJpe. Mr. *rooks was an able
lawyer, and was highly esteemed
by his fri ends anId associates on
account oif his nob1)1 nature and1(
rare sociail qnalities. He was a
nat ive of' Mary'land.
Thle Now York Express thinks
a "very old1 hat," a goodl thing to
have. It relieves its owner from
enre,.as at balls,. and the theatre
theroe is no dlanger' of its beinIg
stolen..
Mrst'. Matton advertises herself
In an .Io wa papem'. as a. n "ttroneu..
The Maniac C114 Murderer.
The mania Ic hu,Or of Haninibal,
1issuri, wh1o 1ti.durred his little
daugiter at flw day ago, uad cut.
out. her heart, hIs made the Jbi
lowing remaralitmble "coiflession."
The poor maninc, aifter drining
tle blood of the hlki, id tlat
he would never again wailt ibud
or- nwiurishmelint, thalt thle blood
haid given him iib overlasting.
Hie had not, when last heard from,
parlitaken of a mouthful of' fod
since the murder. The case is a
remarkable one, and the state.
mllent lie h1als 11111(e is onle of the
most singular production Nwe have
ever read
", son of' God, formerly Sebia-s
tian llunter, wish to say a few
words to tio world. 1 believe I
was the fither of five clildrlen ;
one of tlhem died, nitollier was
strangled by its mother. Site wns
crazy ; that wats the clise ol (lie
deatlh of both childroi$. God, our
Father, willed it, thuis-lis will
Wats done, d111 she is free. She has
proCured a divorce fro ie. I
believe this to be tihe 0au11se of th i
death of the third chii l$. I killed
it-, it is true, but I NNhas not the
C.ause of h'er deiat) and therefore
do not feel myself guilty of tle
crime. 1 believed to h:tve seen
the devil in her (the child). I
had made a convenlant with God,
the Fa-tlher, to catch the devil if' I
should have nil Opportuilty. I
now believe her motier is dead,
aid I have seen ler mol ther's
devil in lice. After tlie was di
V0rced from 'mie, shile w4an:ted to
ma er e a.1in. I had sworn
by God, oi. Fitler, never to live
witis her again. I did not wishI
to change .my goodt sliirit- fori a
-ad one, and, ther. fe,. did not I
wish to break mN. word. I siIll
have t wo childri11 ; t icy belowe
to thle male11 sex, tind , thIIe refo)re,
sons of God. The Hi reo that are
dead were of tihe Felnlln sex amnd I
were d:aughiters of their mother.
It came into my mind, God, the
Patiher, gave it to me, thatt l1e
wa,Its o1CO mrtil-ried, alld his wife
secured a divorce from ii be- I
cause lie did not obey her. I1is I
wif's 1111e was Devil. Man says I
Admn aind Eve were in the p:ira
dise, and I swear t.hat lie who <
fl,6lows mile wvill get tler-0. MaNi I
says tlhere was a certain apple t
tree in para1l14di se, to ealt of tie<
Fruit tihercol God, Ithle Father, had
forbidden Ihis chidren. God, the I
ter, died of griel f: n(d Sorrow.
lie was ana indulIstriouls maniiaan a <
goodl garde ner. is dIi voret
wife left him mad wenit to ainotheri'
hand, andi left Adam anid Eve wit Ii
lhim. After thme Pailiher (lied the
Devil return red to plaraldise amid de
si red her ci'vhibien to obey heri. I
Sihe took aii apple from the for'
bidden tee, and gave it to Eve to i
('at. She took it :.n d ate it; then
81h0 gave one to A dam, but Adam
woulId li>t 011, he' would not obey I
the devil, anid therefore, he he- I
(came) odlious to all pers'os--that
is, to t he devil anid the wvomaim, j
and so am I. 31an does not be
Ilieve in Chi st beenumso lho is noti
a.s firm as I. le did not complete
his woirk. lie wams a cow~ard, and
was not the manm that I am11, to
follow nmp what lie had promised
his Patheor, to wit; to catch the a~
D)evil. iIe was0 not. firm, the devils
have cugh)t himn amid h10 had toe
iie. lfy3u do not helinvo me1 d(10
not let me die, but have me be-f
head(ed, and1( if my hiead iises, thien dI
I have told the truth ; but if it a
falls I have been a liar. Thei par- n
adiiso or' (leath is openm to me. e'
There anre 1)u1t two ways-I i fe and v
death. If eIl is the earIIt---heaven b
thle para'mdise. Whlen you have
beheaded me bury my body in thle
H
middle of my garidon, with my ~
foot toward the cast..'d
lsii Pan8 F"on Mare.s.--The Macon
(Ga.) Tch'kgraph says: "We1 lerned the s<
iather day of' n prato snlo of thirty-eght n
mules In Macon to 0110 malii at an aver- I:
age of $8l 1)10ice. They were remark.
aId fine lnrne stnck.
Fashionablo Religion.
Fanny Fern makes the Iollow
ilg shRp-1) thrust at fashionable re
ligion.
Our Catholic brethren have set
us, at least, on)O good example ;
their churches Itro not silent as
tle tomb ol -week-cldays. Their
worshippers do nlot do ip all Iieir.
religion oil Sundoy. It may be
oily for a few momenlts they stop
in throligh that Openl Church door,
(In at week-day, to knelel and lay
down buirdens too heavy else to be
borne. I like the custom. Shoul
rather say the reminder, and tle
opportunity thisi a11i'rded itheml),
and I heartily wish that out. Pro1
testan chu11rch0es coul this Ie
op.unod. if riel Christiains obivject
to tile proilisc uous use of, their
velvet cinhiois and gilded prityer
books, at least let the aisles ali
the altar lie I're to those who
need God oin the week-(lay ; tor
the poor, tihe tried. tihe temnlpted
fo0r thlso who sirink, en tleir'
shabby Iabilimleits, fioIml the Smt -
Iny exhibition of' tine toilet tis,
and suiper'lilne Christianliity. We r'e
I a minister, antd obliged to preachi.
to pa diers and diatlods an1d sat in.s
oil 81un1dity, I thinlk I shollhul have
to ease my13' Ie:-t, inl Smle such
way as t Ilis to Iuake my pastori
li', euiriabl'e, else my ofive wouid
seeai to me (lie nitost hollow of all
mt1oCkerje, "The ieh antd the
poorI meet togei her, and Ihe Lord
is tie(, maker of' hei all," should
be ilnscribel outside my chur11eb
door, had I 01ne. 1 CoUl not
pc,each to those paliers anld their
ovIerls. My tonulgie would he
pIatrillyzed at tlie sight of those
ktieelinig distortitios of wotimanti
lood, bearn g s.uch a IseCimhltinc.)
t(0 mgaI-I r' 111011keys. I
amuf ot, sure that. I Shoul nlot.
rPOw hysterical over it, m111)I laugh
mid etrv at Ilhe samn I breath, inl
se 4f prIFevachiig. I cani never
tell what vent myi' disgust wVouIld
take ; but 1 am1 sure it must, have
S0Ilne VsCalpw-vIve. Yotu may siay
that Stuch worshIlippers (Ileaveii
save t he imartk ') need pt'reaching
(o. I tell you thatt womnl? give(11
over to "Ile doeil anld his works"
Il' past Iaying for-havingeyes,
they see not, hving eal's, Ihey
liear not." TheyN. are ossiliod-im.
perviou14 ; (hey are dedSea ap-1
H1a1 rpvr's I lzar gies t he 1ib low.
ill" senlsibit. 1-vply to a 4-mrrespoll.
Ittt : "Yomi hu11.Iald's oalary of
luiul two chIihiren~t are' obliged .to
live, seems a .iimall sumii, from il a
r'iebi 111in's potinat of' view, Iat. a
very', consiidlerable amiotunt ini ibe
ye'(s of1 Ihe pIfor, who are t lhe g.reat
liIjoity(3 of mankI h ild. 310ost fa i
i's ini thle Uniit ed St at es live ('om1
otab ly u pon less, and mor0eP mii ght
ri'(porItion1 of thirU iIncomei 5penit
4) 'keep tip appearnces.' W e aret
~ener'ally' too anious011 to pass for'
>'eing r'ieber01 iha wei arei H, andi (
herfi e i sacrit'510lifIio mneh11( of our
uhStanei(O to sh:ow.' When Coil..
"'ious t hat we are' hlaboring Itily
ttt duty13 in that State of~ life in
which'i it hathi leaC2sed God t.o eil
Is, hiowievert smltl may13 be t he re
mit accor11dinig to t his wor'ld's comi
tationi ini dollars and cen)ts, we
myie no r'easoni to ho ashiauied of'
t. Tlher'e is. howeveri, at falso
:hatne, wh'lich often inducties tn.ex-.
>end(iture0 foi' wor0ithless tinsel ini
>rderCI to giv a'i spec(ious gl it ter to
i moderato0 '071~1 com eence', whIich'I
hu1s be0c(lioms scan11ty, wh,lil, more20 '(
iudic'iotusly used(, it m11ighit prove~'
ituntdanrt. Coiintno y'ouri cour?
igeous sti'uggle with life, bitt, do
tot, wa'ste y'ourI reQsour'Ces upon0 any)3
'also br'av'ery of condutit 0or lapa
VI:iY NATillAL,.- A genieiiiin uasked A
Ili0 Ic . i, Ari Only chil d, how iny SISto'rs'
he halnd a tol "t('uhiree or four." I'ier
.that hadi inutced the'r to tell auch ani ui
r'ulh, "'Why', ut nn, cried bl'a', ''I
idni't wr,ni hiini to thlink you werec so por
hiat y'o had'nt biu one' child. Woaldni't
c havte itnlht We wer. .i. iiOti p ... P"
U nsoxing Woman.
Tho .Nationat intelligencer has
an eloquent article on thd detestablo
agitation of tile day about, giving
the ballot to women:
"hey can bo considered nothig
but invaders (A'doiestic peace, inl
1-ite l to social disorder. viu
lnce and discord, who seek
o odraw wollaln fromi her appointed
Ind sIup remlyI03' Oxalted sphere of
bomne, as the gilartlianiI ani-gel of
le world's iner life, and phinge
1e' with her1- ime II a ilstI'a)>y flne ad
Iniine sonsibiliLies, inl tle coarse
111d jarring th1rong of mwculin
mublic life. The times on) which
we hae failen ire aill unhinged.
1,lh11 satne fimaticislm which ha
vertirowil), or is overthiowing,
le or1de' and good govOrnmen11t
.if, the Stauo, in its restlessnes
Iider tle whole4olli restraints of
werythinig conservative and set.
led, is t triving also to overthrow
he1 order anld good government.10iiiLof'
he firesidu ; and as in t.he form11e'
uase thle larg''erli berty' of mani is plea
lCd as1. the jIr-opelling,r 1mot ivO, tn1d in
lstiieatiol, so il tihe lat ter case
lhe h111-g(.r. liberty of' woman is
fleaded, fliked with a thousand
1111tiled yet, fCaicied benefitis that
11oul1d aucrue to lier, ind([ tillrough
ir to ma11knkiid. Ally man with
, properly orl ..ganizvd mIlindl,ad who
S capabloefeinl and philosophical
'elletion oa the uatre andI pir
-inlec of' tihe (wo sexes, and low
hey stand at the 1antipodus one of'
trength tind I ie otlI'er of' tenlder
IOSS, canliot, bit pnidet11111 the tell
loney, as here indiedte, off ian
tical aid uil ballanced Ilata res
util every wolall, enldoweI as
leavenl meai. she should be, in
vhose being beats a sense of'al
nost silp(rhtiliaa elevation, and
1-h1o feels, as she ou1gh1t, that it is
ivr high and paalmult prVel'o
valive tW 1veate he Social revalm ,
otd rile it by tile power anal tt,,
)111(y of the hecart, muWAst shlrink,
viah instinetive ad 11 woiaily
11read, at. lie bare thought of s'Io
Illsexing- herself. and cast inlg asiie
til that makes her betteor than mlle I
is to enter the low public ani
)olitiea atrenia of, mnw , and pm-.
ieipate inl i(s wraog-l es, its low
limbitions, its corrupt111 ions, and is
lebasing- in lucevs. She could nlot
mot feeIle herselhf'l profihna'd. O)ncey
herv sihe voill feiel herseilf anm
,ltcast, anld look back up tihe
weet dominion which she iatd
ef,'i where she sat uInsIllie, fil.
dLI u1)p anld purv, as our lirst par
it~s didi when exiledt f''rim lhe
aar'deni of Elen f'or'yieltding to thie
eter1(, iand erc't' restoIred' to
lie fll ow intg frm'a n e311Cx('hani1ge.
Ve aadv'ise niighti ly visiIor's (if di'y
''A cler'k in a dry gootl store
eItred onie nlighif, hiavinag for his
tccl eelowv an racquainut ani-ie dat ini'
meCk to) school da11 ys. Onur infr- ,'
)rtly opn. Inh ( he0 idd' of i(I'vthe
night. lie says he was aw'aikenedr
'rom sletep hy, lieartintg t he c'lrk,
Rn a loam vo(ice~ e'x'lain, ''llow
iany yar'ds dlid y'ou say3 you
ranited, RmarmIll ? 'l',b'r e'nough?"'
mi the ne'xt thinrg herdOi 31 tear'iing
oise, and1( the bed-.f'ellow'. (f Ihe
lei'k shIiouated out, ''W ha a,31re y ou
4)ing ?-you h avye to orin my shii
'01m top to hot omh,"' Thei plolr
rear1RII imnutigined( haimself' ill his
toreo wa'Riting n1 3a lady13 e'nstomi.
ier, who wanRIted thir'ee yards'(1 of'
alicoi. TIhie sh1ont of' merriment
htich the even 1 t'reatedI '3nn well
e imagi nedl.'"
WVhy~ does the Legishatuare remini in
'Sooin so long? It ensts tho max pay.*
rat of' the State C, about,1 frteen(01 htiuinre
ollnas per day13, and its R the funds in the
renflury' are searce', an,i there is no h,u.
nteats thaot really regmrles another w~ee'k's
*'asion, we suigget tiat thie Genecral As.
mbilly (of Nor lih Cartolinn, dissolve foth.
ith.' The penpl eocnnot alloid to
eep 170 men mn Rto eigh att seveni do[.
r.s per daty, &c!., for such ai lntime1111.
itiere no wiiy to stop, the uiselessa ex
onso ?-Chal'oton Dr.,no,-n.
Lovers' Quarrels.
o who seems to have shad
inneih experience in the matte6
discoursos of "Lovers' Quartels"
as f>llows:
"A regular lovors' quarrel fol
lows, asI a matter of courre, which
r'itns th0rough all the natural and
orthox phases. Simon is protty
suro to get the worst of it ; for
mIan generally tights at a disad.
vantigo in such matters. lH can.
not, or at least he will not "ltell
his ainma," nor any masculine
f1rienld, buit thoe girl alwalys tells
romle 'eiVniiin coifidlant, and so
has it s.ynpathising friend and
shrew'd ally to assist her in tho
si len t hat tilo ofailroctud idi fi'erence,
whieb is the line on which such
coisess os$ usually i'ouglt out.
ICn it, a girl 1omlim es rallis all
the young hldies of her acquailn
talce to fight atid the poor lover
(who d1111red not. nikdio i confidant,
of any\ of his chumst Hih fr feI ho
inight tove reIchI'tiS and SCizO
le opporttIt iy a lorded by tho
est rangelnenit to va'ri'y of' the girl
m 'l) il oin'lled to 'go it alon '
Hginst the fiel and, liko i crow
bust by a flock of robins, is coi,
>elled to ignioliinious flight
wlenlec, uIllike the C--ow, he Some
tines retllra1s, surr1enders to fat
ald his sweetAheart, counting on
futi re chances for revengo ; or
ise lie breaks of the clgagement
illogether, and seek 'f'resh fiolds
o' pastues nw.' A id I his is it
air 11111l of' the orgin and eid
of' lovers' quarel .1Cs.
"l'hu foirts uid causes of jeal
o"sy and est i'ni gen ent, Iolgion.
A look, a word, or the omlission of
. look or word ; a smile vouchsafod
to uli Itcngailtance ; the cusual ex
chiange of'8ilntat ions wit I a f11iond ;
tie liecidenta11l walk honlio froiml
('11bn1rcb wit h a r-ival ; tile forgotting
of' an appointment l; he 1if'ir0 to
Scild an instaitancous answer to
a let ter; the disupploval of la
sweethear's new bonnet, and my.
rittill other trfts ind 11nnell.
si<-alitihs lie in w -i L'or lovers,
and lave he llowr to bring them
to Corr-1Odii" rieUl'."
Well night Moore, the poet of
o I sri l lov i Ig lovers, exclaim.):
"Oh11, low sliglit a ntie ennim move
D isseli ions et wixt lhearts that love."
TI: hiuit.rAs Goi. C -Newberry
hIs oi:rtily vorine the tight to) bu re
giled1 as i t hanner Gonlily of' on1r
State, inl lespect to prompt, vigormns andi
%.l'*VV-l'ii el acion ill the mitm of secnring
imiIngrnammi. Only it few d1ys ago we
had:11 414nsio1 iol lo chrollicle 0he Stabstantial
relts whih v lreidy croined th
(,xI ion 5of the' 11 imiLgation Society.
I"'romg the lust kise ohf tihe Newhberry
lle'r;ih we now lero thart I we-ty immifi
grlnt mtor havc aie i ni' -thiIII111 towni
and ii gone to worik onl farm'~s in the
ne'~I.ighboitil, nntda that mnany mrorenare
expec~'ited in,I; t he ise of thle piresen11t
w eek. Ini te rinee ol such niecouints as
thiese', th lothtier 'nien i, of' thle Stato
inm's. be'sir' themnselves ai follow ini thu
palb 11 hiehI N 1IIewerry ha2s s1it'k 0out
ntels t hey wenhl b~e left farti beindiia In
Ithe rneec for prospe:'~it v andilweak'ht1.
I ~[!nLsion511 News.
Generail l3nroni di'A zom'nr~ of' the Fr'enchi
nruo'r, snys thant "in nil the( wars of' the
irsti Ispr onl twoi aelions~ were
nt the'hnoet's p0ont ; onewn 125il' 18' 5
Ut A hIltel len, whIen Gntin uot's grenmadiera
at toiked ihe raenad lirs of thu hinssiarn
Irenr g'anrdi, nid thi le hny)'One(t enrgagem if nt
thec twt lift h i'i rt2 Tegiment'i if 11he line,
whi i'h , ligned tiIhaL tihe Iitmpe~ror seemedl
to dohi~ht its pr'owess, to-ight the1 wholo
diiy with the blonetc without b urninag a
R1 ichller'n d idn't wanr t hiis y'oun g see.
retar to1 ( ho aiv thing to do wiith
"'f.aii." 'l'il him tiihere was no such
wrdi fairlyv in thte dictionariy. TIr every
ho' on ly biielie it. and nted necord
mgly, there wo'l' b ie no soeh Ihinig--or
rarely, it is true0 Riche'lieu never kept a
iIrv goods store or' a grocery, nor rtun a
diily ne~wspaper but,.hi th110e' piinciple of
thie thinig lie prenchedi'( is Sounld and
gool. No younig man11 shon!d fail, esqpo.
mally whlen, he w1ants to got the heart and
1hanil (somte young womianl.
SoMU IIoOs.-.T he Marion Creseent says
Mi'. Chariles l laschlden of' tha t cotunty, latiR
week killed t o of' his ltngs, 'ihleh whier
drcewsd anduo hung upj, we'ighed one0 thou.
58and and1( twenty-live poundsd2. One of
theom weighed six hundre<l png one
A woman1 shot and killcd a mann namied
Dro' 10tI Alton, I llinois, on Motd&y
nlghi, while. he wqs attempting to out,
rauge her pherson.2