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Grant's Inaugural Address. WAStrINUTON, 316601 .f.aA t-thal inatiil' ration this morning. Gen. Granit Paid : CIt11111s ot THEx UITn STATES; You stifrage having eeele me to tie oflice 0 - President of the United Sittes, I Iave, II conformity with the Constitution of ott cotntry, taken the oath orollioo preFurihed therenlt. I ietro taktei lihi 61th whihot niental re.-ervaiion, nail with the determi nation to do, to the best of 1uV aibilliv, al that. it reqtires of e. The respon.iihlli fles of the position I Feel, biit necept thei without fear. The oflice hns comoi to me Ustoight. I coiienve its 11d1ties m n fueled. I liilng to it a conlsciletiqos desine dnd determnlmilti to fill it, to the best o my abiliy, ti time saistion of tihe peo ple. Ont till leading questions ajlintiig the poile 1nitd, I will always expr.zess m)y views to Oongress, iandi urge them - aeeordiIg to my jndgment atod, wlien I think it adb'is a14, tili exerci4e the constittutional privi lege of interposing a vvti), to defeat mleans urea which I oppole. linit ,il lin ws will be aitlililly exrell(ed, whete thim ile m et lily approvitt or tot. I iall on atill Ribsbec. hate a polev to re onmie il, lim t non to PeIforve lignmint ilie will of' the people. ,awq Alre to gov rn all lhe-lIose op. roed to, aq well alt who 6toro' hm 1know no bet ter met lad to sective the re peal of had or obnoxions lmws than iltir Sltingent execution. The connry laving jst emierged froim nigreat rebellion, milany qs-pintie will Coelie lefore it for Fet ilemel lis the Ilext. foi years wicll prpeedintr aid miniptratlotii h.ive never ail to leal witi. In fihe mntill' lit', it is desimable tat tlpv vhilnud be appronsebleil enloiaiv, w ithout pr'se j%idler, lhtte or sectional pribh, remembier ing tlat the grelles good 1 thle grviente.-4 illniuber il the$ oject 'o lie niltnined. Thiq requirei tseenrit'y ml proporty arn.- of politieal opintion in every pirt onrom comon erniii. try, without regard to lou -al preitilive. All taws to seellre tIhse ende v ilds iIeeve m1ay be: 9 efforts for their entr'eeaet. A great debt lina b-een contr.weavl in e nring to %iq and oir lio<tetity h U ill 1711iott. The pityment or tIs principail 111141 inlteret ra wvell as tLe ret mii at n !qcie ha4is ns 9oon as It can lie n%%'utigished, withoiv m. terial detrimen to file (11or cl:IS, () inI te ountry at larg, mil he plldgc-i. Ti) protect the noiniml linor, everv dollar of Govern.e't inebltedlniss s Ihloie pil in gold. nuless otherwive expiesslY stilman. ted in the con itl. Let it he understonil that no repmliailion of one f harhing of our plabliv dei will lie entfriahwed, allil it %till go far toward.s sarenthening a crelit ihich otPIl to be ilhe iwal ini tihe woi1a, :1am1t %ve will tltimaately. tbe abl. tea a t'plaee ti.e ollbt with bonlds henain' hs inti'rest 1ti1 wve now psi'. To ilaha ishoit ie amite n raiih. cil Colleclion of' the Ireveinw a, s ilet ie. enimnhliiy to the Tri-easmrY firu a vei v il]. lar ollretel, nid tihe, gratozt p'vsiicle ire travhment ilm s''p'aainlit mi as inl evi.e't' lm. partmetl. of tie' Governmen1-t. \'hen wve conipnre the pa.%itig ciia,neity of tile coil-). try nlow, (with tena States' vtill inl poveryt front the cm-e't of war, it son; n emner.-", we trusI.t, to grealter pimpelity than1 eser before), uswith its iniig etnpaciy It ' five ars ago, it is ineaIllenlable what it prohilihly , will lie ti' wat liv'o ionrs benee. Who 0a nn doi1t, lten, thei fcamiiility or p,. Ing evety dollar wvith iore e'nst, itiani wve now par for nase'liess li;xtrf's ? Wtav, if looks as th'ahI P o%illecilte h.i b hesioed I upon ts a Stlt,g haos ofr lei',Cusaa tia t1a?l, loeted l in thle ste'e imilotniWls of lh' f.tr West which we are aws forging ih., key to milock i m inee the very com a l-enve that is lo upon n. 11'ima-tv it 1m.av Ii, nece#tFry to ineviense thle f-ciii to ichi theme riche'r, ann it miy bie neer, also, that time Gene'ra Goveraent shoiilil eive its aid t Is seeire thi.- z eve ' ;s. iftai ilmo Phould only bie ni ht a lohelr of olbligaiion to pay, Feaieres the dollar to is now, ami niOltibefore. Wh'iliit the qi~'ession of -pei pcayusmnt 5Is len: ahe'v:ee, the roaid'a lu'i. nieia man nis c'sarefau aboutaa conater.set ineg mele,' psynles inm thae dlistmat fuituare. The ma lion *ihoaahl fo' low lie Canwli' oei. A p' .itm' coeiimerc e ta os tos a''Ih!ii. ar it alia''.~ mencats 1o eiaso'ir .::' thle i 'un: nac of 1. colnnaity-tho i n- ho1, aiam thise , no.' i:'' he 11s ine'rs in enuty-fivc' i., -a ei --- rmad grem''amar inr'et i'm mainaiineaa thie nAtonaiil hnonr. A~ monilie's a 11. etiona ta toI least nihtla h e urceamm ceaboa h.lacs'''. iamng te namtiont oii the' 'ar1ib, ian theb dnyit, il they'i nre a nl tre.eIa teo thieemtse, sehoiuld inis,i pi' tihem niia mcta iiaion.ei p i,i' Alu divisionm'. ie'ctrtpie.dI. po:)i-il'ieia a'-. ligions, e.te jaia ie thii- L''iiiii,i' C..mZimi-ii -. haow thes pli deb msLt isl to bec ral ma .. nhljec't aav no act h'e ai lse u auo, tier evs'en~ adialie', bu 'it wat he1 u'c eaa thle si ii tas aire' Le' t.iy ae'imieei ina ill pairtc ot ths coutaa y,v lia.i tai.' ae,-ies-s w'.ce.,1.i channelic's. It wsill be iy nob!.isor' i ,'n.. Cle'ec lllasit m. i~ct t.ac b-t .c c'areet ali revenutaes I'i.a a ii'I a', in i lov th,aem pro-li hieedaa. I n ill, ate mii'w be''t ofl' ihi;iis apploinat to tclli'ce there: s.ty ns ih a ill earn' out this desi 'nI it egadt ao fora e'i!a pies y, I ns oes'a dali alh un.tioans na ((gniiilale' lans r. quiii'-5 ie,i. vidomaias 0 iodia l n iaih e'.,e'h o'her, aaan,i I w,,nal.l protecel tie la n -ai.'l g aci2'ia-n wh.i th-.r' ea neativ' 0or foe'igni hiarib, nslwnea 'se hia ri.:hts tare jejapadized aim athm fing ofa .n cit'o.matay i1'naaa. I ssenhll re-sect the' rigins of .ilI a titios delpi anilinag anil ie'.,p..et fora cim own If tis'r deap. at fr oim.i ibia ails' ini ahir ieal. I ngsa Iah s, wse mi.tys be.'m m c 'i,pel to f'ml' low their yherslen~t. The praeper tr'at ''m enta f e ' e'O2. ri id Oe. Cep.inati oft this lands, thec I adi:a s,i,a onie el. eerinmg of enreful'ca sat ilv. I wsill favori atma chIizeshasip l. Tihe A '.i in of' saum'ri'agi is one wichi is lib~ly an ia ae t i.e hpublli e. totig aP ai po* tio o5ammf a l:it dlsemainm is tol tb added'c or exchltaah fa nmt lm Uspcil'gi' ii atny Stale. I a smeemsi ao ams e v dshama kt that tis qme.nioaa sheonhll le' 's'aals'm naos ad I enal'aiei slhe htopne ait ex pr''aes b demire alhat ii luny bes byv alhe ratiticationi oi the flface'amh armaicek of amunm'amcmatnat to thr' Consaataito. Int sconision , I atik paatiln for'benatncile--onel towsat ano asther' - thcrouagha onti thes m aand iii n dess' teim'i effort or thme psia't of s'vsry' tim'aen 10o is lishelaa tow" alesda' ice'me-g S a. hppy~ UnLion. A tai I mask ths prayers o1 thei naIitin 1o Athimigha God e basehnif ol'fi (hSi laaoaioat. Itsssi! 'l -li tiny. -h'lat wvats niot a band maatrno'iiiI esistm tof thes Neiter'i Chri-'Ilimons. .As socia its a imnrringe ha< bs'en s'elebated, th.e bride suas taiken I the hmiaee of lie brtidemgroema's laen its ni here a heahy uandt threes. semil ofsa clot he wser'e hiceti be'fsore hert.S She isnms the'a i'equair'ed to <bes and it ndr iesitas thae hausm thtreea timnes, ands if slie didllnot ta alo it ti the tautisfatio tofacl the juray of amatran ther-e asasmle.d, austhewn s'at hmoni againt to negn)aire pr'oleientcy in1 be daities. .7 FA)P oP CflNnatass.-TheIa r'eutation o Congress it noat grow~s'ing anay heottel "They toil" drematdfalst 4orie~s ahont Ie, am11 few are eaxngerted. A corre'spmondten of' the Cienago Respuablian dtelares tha th olegant rapartment oppoasite tla mainm dooi'cwaiy - of' the Unted Sltate ' eaito L'hmnher is 'notoriou.d,~ Ih resttt trigiintionplne int WVashinmgtop. - Raht.'i'iz'ae.- A Pusl.lic Meetlat e'sr e Ifl IPoso of e1tting ofl foot Ii t~hutdng of ~ ilranchi Rnilr'oad from thm gco to Romet point oni thio Columbia Mgnata RIoad, wilt he heltd in thie Coo, jI el,tti wkt. Mondaly tat 11 o'clock j j~et Affairs in .Washington. VAs-QibN*, 'MAid-Oh .'-Th C lood Will FIro Companyt , of Philidelphbia, wheeled out the processfoin, yesterday, in consequeiic of being preceded ley a iegro org-inization. Tho chief topic of conversetlii this morning is the loss of wearing apparel at the ball. Imnlediate perolll c-loth.1 ing wits ton (t pieces by pl-iiniig thligh tho crowd. Ever'';oily lost their % rapping-41. In (te Senem, Thayer introdneed a bill reiealhig the tenu're of oiliee. di. munds ititroduel-d a htill Wiodifyiiig tho leimre of lliv net ; oilo, a hill enforcing tihe fourteenth amendment to aid in re storing repibhlicin goverr.ment to Geor gill. Willilitis give flotiet of- an amn-d. ilient to tlhe lienre of.olleo hl;l; uNspe0. ding its opertillins until 1873. A rfer EXectiive es.sionl, Ildijltrinted. in the llouse, siveril members wero sworii in. The vredettials of thu Loui.s inn memiiers were referred to the E'lec. titn Comlimittev, n ith iisstietttoiis to re P11%t whethr thl iinirminIity of their credetials wts fatl. This *'rpor,t if favorOble, will, Selt thie L'nikian mllemil her-4. lllorts to have the comiittee con.sider all qtestimns regaildiig the Lotuisinfa electfion failed by t large vote. The newl i-eleced Keotucky mrembers were sworn inl. Th110: noileemlent of the Caiilet cresitej %w:hl coifuision, thalt r*ec.ss wav Oeelared. The Case of the Georgin e,imnti was referreel to the IetLitill CIlm nitte. The fIl thIer elec tion (l olil,e -Is s-howed 128 to 5f as rein live to the s'rn-ogth of1' tile party ill the I lonse. Se.ta-4 were dra i -, e tile liose alijou vild. The Fillo-a iig is a repfutition C the Calbitlet: Sece e:iiY of War--E1lihu 1. W~a-hhri, of 1ilios ; Secrealm y of the TIe:nsi- IV-- A io:l lider T. Stewi t, < f New Yor1k ; Svertary. o' te Navy - Adulph E,. liriv, of P ej%tlvanin ; t. tolneyv e e---o it. Jim,r, or .\as sn-et;,tt. ; S..c;*-tirY of the Inilerior - Jcilobl I). ; '., l Ohio ; lhi'slttmsuter. e -J. . J. cresswell, of Iry Innd ; Secltilry Sht-liild remains Se'e retay * vcf War, p1re tem. Ile Pr,Si lenit nmlieinated Sht-man fo enrlt-lheil f-1r Lit-ntenlanw. Gulendra; S.-h1411k.11 11 ol be jor (ilneral A Iger lt be li-ipdier Gem 1i ; nditl C1. Iioitns Deleno, of ih, to be Gommile sier of Intir-n-al R-evvel1oe. Al 46f these nomlliiati-li,, % itLh the Uniine e, wete Jilg( i1onr, the ic.e Attorney-G eral, for Sit.ll . eats jia-t hIas bteI uplm the . S Bp- A ich oif .\-n11ehu t.l E. Bwi, of n tle tiew SIeev-tar of the Nlvy, is a re. tired lierchantt tif llihlelphoin. \ A.sIlno1o, I:i i-i 6. -The liotne wlis nile ill se-'sitoi tel day. T;-e Cabinet npplint-l'm6lenti excite tin eIbu I.Asti. .\iebhipan, Wiscol.sinl And( lititlis have rat ilitd tle fifteceth littlend. men.21t. The Chair. iilel b-efoe the Senate the ruflhNving fr-m tile Piesident : T nnit: u: IOr TIN 1: U\ ITn1 STATn:S Stnce ihe uieni..n ami coelirmatio1n1 (f Alex- d -r Stewart te the Oiillic f See retrav el the Tre .sury, I fimil lbal ly I1heL vizhit seti-n - lf t.e .\ t e,f cigt es.s, nil i -uved W(ttn.r 2. 178". it i, ;.," 'ied as C cie. o, i : lS-stio ci e t poted.) l a s iew tf th.. e ,i,, nal tihe fN,et thajt \Ir. Ste\n Lrt itl beenT1 ule l'limu ,!y- coliliIlli byv the S t--. I ni onhll :n k thl:et hle he. ex..mt-di by j ii eCsl&tone1 ofC the twO iise<oicf Conegress fro lcthe (ltopet n;i-ms osf the s-ne. Sher man11 lIlto lticn 1.1 a i:li u;.eneing the '-.i I igahth setli-ln, i i *.r.-idil.g that Iii StCeLetary -h:i,:1 ii tiro .e i: w'hie' the pe-.- I t c. li.i-v:.t:cv ef the t.. SueriiI s.ei, %-1.tl:it..o;:.. the ru . PrA-ftuniTeN,rM h: ~-n.T:te r em cii of v p nh-n iiis: st,snn.d e s d i ii Ie i,..s i . th-st W : .h'u m w tiec m I ill heih.l, W . .in 'is, \ t 'r,h I o--T: e t *2 aii Itl isl n d--so d a h Ii le -.ic ne t'- elu,; : onI isne h iishu :h.- ' tle -e d.-e.. of tb,e i:c. sen Ag int!t .n. t leerse-l a . .. r -rW ,.Iot Nihi rm-t it des .l:.l e 2v :.. or the .211 :i i 1c ioi he i. lY ti t - X:.a,i'in t1.c f.i;-. - i, e lor:n 'o ..ovl-em - i- i Gtelr..:i. Ad jtt-lee-lt u idc-y C n an e liller. ; ing "wi i " IIrle. ti e4r3 s : andE ordi:i nelst thler Dis te of oh h.,w - T hEIipe follow ing :lel ih- s'hh ml.e ofe ih.- i Ch il :' Efo in --.a nn' is ; Il-n ee - iSher s.et-- Chil.'lie ;1 il (''I n1 fl.-mer ---.llo t e A e nite Iu Ile- ('am,-r ni ; 'i .\ l 2t(iht.I -\\ i i h.aveallGrin -e'; i c iary---- T a 2 m b10 1 liii; pl tal-l. mW e It ,1 b-eln-i---- I o eoy ;i ePii tn h iianda--W (2 h iW; peos --l ls i ol'enidl; a e ; ik ti t -n. oe\ehnabi. 51-21mlin;P tnt i --Wil i le ;e-hes- N tem ; Psti ii --Drke itrisin L ws-; Eldin. Aid. journed.tin Te G ee le iter) priiel sat h: coWet Sltittk ii( due o great anyef. edt itrs thei ihen and1'h gnerins of~fcireina omprbisporthydin gltssoinhg el- iom -li wrdeas ftml' desrve. itisfie ha hard reently~~i ofi many insonnesiof ltibetr Chenleens latw eeprti. , In ad we la decdo 11yr incrasedo late. Proe fprone nro d laig aibrhl seandln- blictt opanio o the poplokenerary landh ~aie o the lawyers polre alionhe it atilths tim? efyW Cl hOn, seeni that. seahng)11 old d e,ad thee fsusted at by he apionovntlt ofrihceops Ianjtd the stwiltendl in every madet 'ncodingo t to thne.etsacs'A ulcietn next I ale ay lwtis -toi beheat the courptn. housein reelt11 ngile, i efrec tm ti enBcresonil, whno desc.)ribelSenator . -.N.EWBERRY-S. - Wednesday Morning, March 10, 1869. Grants' Inaugural. We publish inI another column tbi paper. It ii brier anti non-comm111itttni, and inl koidping with ihe Sphynx-like reticence which has mnarked.:.G#lneral Grant's course all along. We do not -indugo in any grent hopes of what he will do for. the Sonth, and his futtire course will alono determino his Inlen tions. An Opening. Alteirney General Chatmiberinin hAa gone to gnhiington, and carried with him sixteen trunks and forty-five carpet hngs,.more or Iess, containing petilions amd ajplicaitis firor offices in this State, coverinig perhaps mtles of fooseny-nper. Th;s shows a mighty waint of pap, which by the way "is. an illegat thing for small tay parties." "Well, we' wish the applienits success-, mid the Attorney -Geineral as good t(mne putting thema through. God forbid, how.ever, that the great nuin her of loyal wants should induce t.*c "powels" to institute more olllees Alnd thereby bring ahnut more taxation. Parties who have iint applied and who desire to do so, will dii-eet comuninca Hins to Attorney Cihmnherlnin at Wil lard's, Wnshington. Everylody who wanits A fli-ger in the pie should have a fair sho" i.- . - The Lato Charleston Electon. The prsent ssue might have been looked for. Wi, it has come. The General Assembly comes to the Pills hiryite's rescue, declating that valid whilih is i'llvalid, notwithstUildinig the dk-ei,im pornunc-d by the Buarl of Alvinii, whi.-h the Act (if 188 de clared should he final and hinding as to each pan tv, nmid. ton, after conferrnmg upnl that linid the pniwer to hear a ni ivtiermine as to this contested election. This is iln kee-pilng with tie mw system, the new order olf thitngz. There is to tLing true lt heaven, anid more so now tnan ever. The Gh-nlestont pnpers have claborated lte subject, as particulaily touclhing them. It can do no good. The L.-gi.lature reiterates the cry, "Pills bury's fne man." Major Deaney, a colored man, recently lectuied in Charleston upon "the greatness of Africa," And in his lecture Affirmncd that there was no great African Desert. -'hat, like the mielstrom, the African Desert is i nyth, lie further said that mny .f the precious dyes, etc-, wh'ch are said to be in digenotus to the Eat'Inlies, come -frnm Afric.. the source of supply being kept si-cvret through po%etft commercial mono Pmlies lie gave miny interm-tine items re!.ative to the grandour of .venery, tie vastness of mineral ve ilh, nid the rich, nvss of the fl.ra anl vegetail.-n of the couantry. Cliomatte in:Oncrni-es overc-ome by ra thorough neqnnin in- a-ee w ith thec a ns o,f b'-aiih and thne climinaitions, of chn-izry, who t, nOW- thua Af(aica~-mightn not beN.c the greant Anglo.'xon Eli iera-Je of tl:e ta. wt t4(-:h (en n'-. ? Xus Mc.u.lkt).. I i-, naill beUn.-3 c.1 it') plevsur by I e f-a .a,ilyrn-l fr ie-ndl at hema-: "Nits M't. '.inch c-arnric-l ..f thes. br.a-'r of the ein -n- -. iIner 'ei .e is le- di,. ti-g uM -ed f.r sntre.n'h t:,:- x Sie em'nn'ihh:i U.: r'ennmee of t'm '-en'N :net wia ta '4 i.:stionn (-f tin. P' 1-t t.,,t<-, iandI ennnted i*. a inlh pun.. -int :-n. :murncy a n.)l il leiiaity. Ile enrnw'n-t- runncts rese.ctnMenn. fuen work, a'> p" i f i i ; thne .sir,ee:ao- tno't,., Ia r.-: nnn-t -n'very. -naI fel1 upoma thne n-in lika.. thne panttenrr. nof rain. Th:e iin:,d nesult -Itihn. ope-a.n a a n a per- Ieet -t:suce. Th.-' NI:irh i'nat-ber onf tIne Ee.le ti- MI aa nI lu - ( tond!, arnd with the follonting t ! of'.* i con:e: tnt : The. -tirgge Ior lFmpline awith the M1.lbran. i-s: S-n eon.,robl:; Srt:m nn Sohiar l)iacovernes; Il'a,ni-ii n Ee-vnide.s; Nltaeri.nh.. of the Can. vene ; a' o IIe(a lL flee.unne (Court. Contneilor; I'Pitn's in the lou-'!-; Thne Sciece of A ni. tinrnnpoliogy The laitellect of A nimannls ; Tine i-nn npe.nin Sin ln iIe K new 11li wa lii-htn--t'hanp. iii. to xv r hints t.o Ownn'r< nnf Sma: I llen. ps ;liaaw they Msake P'opes; \ olee<a- of Natunre- ; Semni-D)et:eched Wnives; NIr Iiis..Ieliininhe .J.-ns; Thnorwallen nthe Sen'pnor- ; t'rof.-saor tin xlert on "l)ist,ihn. ion of Aniiimnta"'; Lonve's' lisecries ; Phne noinn of Ni nnie ; ilossaini ; P'oetry, &ae Das Miontaxt~:nr.-The Mitrchi numiber- of this beautiful F ishilon Periodieal, published ait lierin, Piuis-inn, ann imported by S. T. T LOin, NO. 391 Cannatl Street, New York City, hast been received. It is filled with the iusu:d entents, wvhich nmake it so-popnulair and nittranctive to tn Inidies. Thne conlorced pnlatne Inn nh-eliedly Innetty -and. - adi(iirabtly execu-nted.thne n-upplemental pattern sheets iare veriy uisefuln to tine ladies andn tine specimnens of I-ancy Work are innnumnerabnle a,unuisut nilty slendid. Thne enigravi.nigs otf titiles' costumen., In the wnny of diresses, h6onniens, etc., nroe nalso very fine, ndnt muist rendner ie Mind-iwelt almost indispemn-able to tine Intdv.. T'ermns, .$3 per anntnim; shntglo copIes, 35 Tum LemTLI Conr-oAL, this fnavorito monthly for Marcia is received, bright, sparnking an.d brimful of good things for little folhks naii big ones ans weoll, the tatteor lookIng for its monnty visIts with mas great desInre cas thne farmemr. It is punbilished by Alfred L. Soewell &. Co., Cienugo, iii.,. at only $1 s. year, to' wthom w' 'reommnent, our retnders to send otn -sinbse'r'Iptfonis at ounce. Bieautiful prenmunms too, sire given for clubs. T1hae yong hidie- of Dlover, 'an couinty, Indto., hnve formed a-ser-iety for then rendemin of yon tg tuen fronm had habits. Each of the -memtbers ha< plediged hen-self iot to receive tihe tatten. (iotns of any 1'onntg nt.m .w.ho indulgen lin the use of liquor, tobacco, pro.fano or obconelaguge.. . A New Hlampshire Baptist clergyban namied liowell, hatd necopnted a "edtl"lt at' a less salary thtan.hi.s presentt one, Wo do nint kntow that the-cnco is a rarity, bnut thne tnewspinper.s are- so rimni of pubh hishinag istmnneos of the opp3osite sot, that it is butt fnair to mntos}tinm thsit ofte. Jnpan bas ain nunbonr wh'lo htas been wrtintg a 'niovel 'for. thirty-elght year-s, atnd htatnt falitntld Ihe -than- w, - WOAL ITEMS. AIOn C J 10n.ANTS - D uring the past .week-the number,of imnigrants hIttded here throUgh the Society' . Agent; 41r. -lirugge' mann, amounted to fifteen, the majority of whom being oenglged for this district, while the number of applIclions are increasing. Mr. II. is doing an eifielent service . In being the Iustrim'ent, in bringing into our midst the intelligent ,labor and strong energita of an indpustriout clast of people. Let thent como. KtLLRD.-6n Saturday uilgh.t lait, while a bil: was0* progress, among th' colored lowe. erqst9 of gravelstown, A negro by nduoftO;y Johnson was' strttek with an old apado handle, from the effects of which blo* ho died on Sundiday morning. ils neck appare'd-b.broken. The testimony elicit ed at tito-i"nation by the jury, is to the effect that Johnson was stFck. by Toni blitchell, another negro. :-1itchell acknowl. edg.d comnitting the act and is-in jail The, ilneaseg in iho case knew of no ilnarrel or fend existing between the two. The devd was committed outside of tho building. SoLD.-Tle grand lerei held at the brick hotel on Monday last, attracted a number of visito's. We did not learto whether Mr. iarnum was the miaster of ceremonies or not, neverthees the show was attel(eId Largely, while the-! sales were iany. Cheap goods was one of the attractions, and the least, fortunately, as thi-' had not yet come to hand. They wiy bie looked for..in'a nionti however. Iln the nieantime higher priced a'rtiefs, in.l * some of thein old, changed haiuns. Which were sold, the goods or the dear innocent people, dellonent s:eeth not. COCRT is still in session, and will no doul)t coltin'6e for the neek if not longer, and then-nbt finish the liisiless on hand. The cases disposed of thus Lar are as follows The State vs. l'resslev Bzlizhardt-indiet. ment grand hreeu--14ilty. The same v-. Sn wnd Norge Rther. ford-hor stealhic-Nol Pros. The saine ve. Sam inRoundtree- l.recen - guilty. Thle Pam v Si.s.in Epps & Laura Quill.% --nirder--SuaAn FppA guilty. The State vs. lich.rd Johnson-indivt i ent laireeny-;uihi. The State Vt. Gro5s 1lod-inUelmilent larvenv-Nol Prp. Ther,. tala. vs .J.tke Wilson-indictment .irerny-not gtin. The State v,. l'reslev iHitzhardt-indie.t mnLa Iircenv-No l P; oz. Tihe State vs. l'.vii Wadsworth-indiet neit larceny--rot pihly. The StaIe vs. . L.iI'e.---grand lIreeny i,lead guity.01 The State vs. Thm. Lindsev & Iose Ab. ney-burglary.--.guh. . The State '.. 'rt-sslev lz'-ar.it and Borough Wadliag!On--indikftm t larcen lsi found guilty.'..'nd pieud guilty. The State vs. Jack Kvitt & A'-g LvsIvi grandlarceny---no .c':iley.. The numrlc of css contitied or tr. rerzed 'eigltecc. TUAT WELL--BoiR -re attention of ho-e interested, i, (i1 neWtlr and patlielical y asked fora mom(nl, "lbile we unfold our last tale In re'eretce to the Well-borer, why induced us t.Pdvcrtire hi; coming 19 these parts. First booever, per.mit.us to saylhalI ilthoiugh hi has f.:lvd to Lore wells fr you. tie has prjegy atell boredt u', and, bju.t-fur he unformuna'e tirenlmstices which hiave. ne.D tin 1tght. "e shotAd -call bim a mill i.:.'r seut:T* tur-h, I. WVe'i. li-ten: ahbis uite ,.r:unitt ir:1 ri btIile botr hg for wII?Cr in -- ou y,N :-:h ~g a S tr:ac: -no:.il. ,.te. ind ra:a ra coveriug h:i. p:-rpendieu a, as rp.eciituted, br afon-wm..,q-, L,u t'd taI. :1t 1', E.;:irc o''C:ina. T.io : io)tt ;- is.t are bsn i tIs d , tnd we trus rsveasr, fr, thut C-ur caelbho.re.r sil hanr''y 1 ii th.:' '-c: on C.:; and s cvnd, that *br ctly under our fe.et. Well, P' e: -ai 'ro,u,eh in t'is sutmmnary-min :vr . ' wi k tcd up. b.y a pig. caik~d edo.t tind "h .b *tr cyc, anid betig refreshed wa: t :..nal dish s-f "rme and young lu'uiv '?rsge.d to bore a ate! sererah thous.n i in: deep. for the T.mperor of that cou. ''i. T . ajAb aih; Occ'upv so'me time, thenfo(rt L :,s.d not be lcoke(d for until we gave !jCs'-'a Lotce. Anay m.ore questions a~skea 6- a lm. such as 'hiave you heard of in it 'a{aW-se~r.' or'wben is that wellborer comrirz, a:i t>e the signal for coffee in-l Pi'toh. (atjee for all, the man has gone thr':urlh, cnd will perhamps never return; so be g'.od c :u;-h to1 dry up on thul subject, or eve*n L' a rnany mourtify ing cirCutm 'tn' n he avoi,led. We canntot, he- ee (lh--.;poitmrents arid vexationrs oeenr. fr insataunce, ari itnportant evett occurrted lo.t week. on Ttuesday, just as wre went i res, It. sheoni hanve hee-n nhl""n1nea d. andl b1a. it b)een, the district n'otbl hioe b'een ctr ilieri jaist seven slat, ate. We received the inifornaetion just a "da,y after the fair," it was the "mnisn :s good as a miile." We suffered mollrtihi.:?ition, the people seiufferd, though not aware of it, atid the parties immedi rutely con,cerned sufrered also. Had neot otnr types kien weot, the pressmtean gotne, the "dhen. " rnot est', as h. gene'rally i 0on imepoirtant occaion, oear papler all dry, and we on thle siredt, -when -tihe fnet was~ dli,covecredl, a secouid editiotn miught bave b,een i.asued. The antnounce e.et is mnade now heowcver, and) ladlies he all a ttent ion-McFali has ret urned, the Ca:ptam. ,without the wheiskaers, aned (ou tithchan array of beau tifilultg, (ourinothswater ret the'thoughits of them oniy) as-hlave-not been sean here since we cani't tell when. A dlescripation is imnpos%ible, language iniade'quate, sure.. -.Iy hoerust hee sea'rehed far and near for-suich a .vaciety. The- Captain .is ins glory,. Ibert & Son perfectly carri.eil awny with happines~s, anti thie hlaies, we are sure, will get - into such k state of felicitationt as has not been Seen) since Adamt Was a boy nnd wo tire content, that tlidughlate, tihe anlnottncement is nmade atlast. ------ .)N .N A. D#VANT.AGE .-Thee sanctity of the Maldtist Uhtnrcha was- invaded on Snl.tday tnorning hat,~ -by as lhub or the lnw, In quest of a jutry to assit the Coroner in the dischhrgo of his 'duty, I, e.~ to ,al on a dead negro. Hie was dscov'ered (iho "limb," not theC negro) on the ougaldo abditt 12 o'clock, how long ho had stood': ift as ecntj-el is not.)mnown,.as every other ma'n, *greti-fenring auta i0oving, tras on the Inside. Itd-hld bpeD directed to proetira a jury,' and ii i< nrsenm tha..t...r...-. he...i'ha,'i To1fdd~lie'oiindl anid arrived as the ser vices commenced, and the doors were closed It was a shtap tricl4, and although he bad to stand for a long time in the cold, he saved much strength which would otherwise havc been lost in walkifig,' Wo have great re' spect for the law, and wonder sometimes al the wisdom displayed by its ofilcers, This time we are lost in astonishment I who else would hase thought or invading a church fur a jury. It was a sharp trick, but whether the idea originated in -our ybung f(end's brnin, or 1he wits put up to it, which matters not, we Pronounce the style of the thing, abominable, heathenuish and unchristian Ile had heard that we attended church; he was after us in partienlar. We saw him as the doors opened, anad the congregation filed out. He picked np his men right and left, and cou!d have got the imintier wanted with. out WIaiting for us, but thiat would not an swer his purpo%e. The nlucky mon who wrote the notice some weeks back about him-and which by the way was i the highest degree complimentary-must be liad. We stnyed i unil veatly all had gone, but he clung to his idea like grim denth to a dead nigger, and like Shylock crying for his pound of flesh, said: "hIe'd have that editor man or perish at the door." We went out and succumbed gracefully, lie should never know the ngony of that meet Ing. and promised to attend. Ile returned to his boss, and no doubt they chuckled over it. Well let em laugh, they are into us a 'feet or a feet and a half," and take all the credit for so sharp an affair; and though the phin snccceded and we wore at lIst brought to sit on the jury, it is certain hat the end did not justify the means. And we insist hereafter, t'or the respectability of the thing, that juries be picked up on the itreet, and not at the church door. It is inholy. horrible, diabolical. shameful, dis. ;raceful, sinful, baneful and abominable. ..A SuoRT GAr'MI.-Time in its revo bItions has added another year to the local's life ; the anniversary of this aus icious event happened one day last week. It was looked for, and it canme. lie is now- years old, how many it would be impolitic to say, so many ire insurance agents are here travelling tround. . Court sat about the same time. ich a remarkable coincidence is not of requent occurrence, it was feared some hing woubl happen, a sit on the jury or 'om'ething else. It did dot happen, and he satisfaction was intense, and that oich nay never be is the dearest wish of ds heart, at least under the present cir :umstances. Escapling this, however, Ihis unnatural pestilence which sitteth )y day, a penalty of nature in shape of i boil appeared, it was an unwelcome ;uest, came at the wrong time and settled tse;f in the worst place. Boils are said o be wholesome, healthy, but they are xceedingly disagreeable, and come al vnys when not wanted. This one was io exception. It is bettei now. It kept is out of court, however ; not being able o go up stairs comfortably ; it may have )een a blessing in disguise. The juries, his term, both grand and petit, are prc ni-cuous, a'vd though -the white imlan re'domiinntes in n iuber and( iutelligenace, hle ev'erlastin;g darkie tma kes up all deli riencies'ns fair-a po'si'aic, int scent. And .u it is. NJgiis.nig, somnetimnes its nig, i;rgr, nig. Rfag loves the jury, it pIays, a d W.-re hae aAa. kmn-i he'd exch.imn as lhe witesi, oP'hi-s.eyes turn uip like a incwk' i aaa fad-mob uaib-ii, ''thiis cre kind ' h.a.k is evi~ igly." Its ture1)1, a coloaredi nan'is na:t'ure, ur.d! we arc far fromn bliam 'g himiu If lhe likes it, le.t him have it. We doin't ; never did very' mnuch, un't 1ow prfer ani ou,t--ide seat. Let the nig me"e it all if the arralngemnut cain be unide. It iji tage though, lhat in the .in.j'i ity' of cases the negro ju)rymian is '-jec-ted lby his 'awn color. A protaf of lie olad saw thiait dog wo'n't eat dog. An,d' anoa her iaroof that he is whaeit lhe i<. .:ver has been, a,nd ever w ill be. Whaita. Snah him a, put him inm the jury. box, give himii a ince at the b~alloat box, or a box 'if sodaa ernekers, a cigair box, or a box on the ear, and is lie not the samea oli cuilee ?Ye:a, vea iiy. Special. l"aientd Patrick S,wtt, wvill accept our thanrks far a batch of late New York papers. Rie retiuruied a few dRays~ ago Oliamly s'ijppliedI withi melialm faor the Spar inag faishioni in geut'uman's attire. Mb:ssns. AnBAsis, GHi.ri a lARORa-,e saopt the sentiblhe nnd t!accomm todatinig plan of lessening their remn.iuningi Winter Stck of Bouots iand Shtoes, b.* aW:. in. thiema at re. daiced prices. Timis is .:' t:-em-- not often ajffered, ad thle 011.---i. of n.arg -in hun ters is directed to it. ' : a:ird. Mr. Adam ldiser, -:- aplease accept otir thanks fi)r tihe ve :, i.nlateale pres ent whicah hie very i'> L y requested us to stow away uander mii vest last. wreek, andl us iunfarmaed that thei. re'quest has been comp jlied ithii and thatI the result fauth' met the bill. Riser' keeps maniy a adelicacy for sale. Ask for some of them Thec attntion of Fairmers is called to Messrs. G. W. W1illiamns & Co's., advertise. mient of the Carolina- Fertilizer, whichbhaa gainaedi a repmuation lorn greait excellenice. Thie virtud or this Fernilizer is acknowl. edtged by those who have tested it, while the aalystis mnaide of it are also convincing Messrs. Gaurwile & McCangbrin are th< Ageunts at Ne wberry. Mssas~ CAaWIt,E & McCAUGorrai, pre. sent an -atIt 'tire card in this issue, te their niunierous -Oustomers and friends, ainds .u dliscriimnatiig pu jie generally, By it iv-II be seen that thel . Spring Sitock is ndw comp)ilete in all the diff'erent grades of haadies':nnd gentlenmen's dlress goods, white aind heavy goods, pl.mtationi supplies, and choice groceries. These gentlemeni keep a very heavy stock, and one wivclh in vai. ety, ctanot fall to.give satisfaction. A S-rOVE AS 1a A STOVu--do youi wiant such an one ? of course you do, if not already suppluied with 8o highly desira tbl and econo.mical a piece of household furnitbrd." Well then, send an order te Asher' Paliner, of Columbia, sole agent fur one half. th.e State for the '"Cotton P lant" t.ho best Stove said now to bec made. Remecmber' Asher Palnmer, Ce Inmbia, agent'for the Cotton Plant, whc ,ill.s orders with' -despaiteh And at lots prices, e'Ither for the above or any' otha The cnrd of Messrs. Johnstone & Nance in relation to the Equitable Insurance Co., calims especial attention, and which we request our citizens to notice, and, too, IhOre is certainly no better investment than one afforded by a life insurance policy., fheso gentleon also furnish checks on Charleston and New York in sais to suit. Mcssis. DUFFIN & 011APHAN.-We IrO again under obligations to this entor. prising book f1rm, who have presented us with a copy of their now Second -Reader, jnst published. Liko the first, it is beautiful in appearance, the letter press being finished in the highest style of the art, while its adaptability In pro gressive arrangenent, as a school book, ranks it one of the best readers now pub. lished. It is compiled by Prof. J. L. Reynolds of Columbia, and bears the iin. print of Duffle & Ghapman. It is recon mended as the very book needed for the class for whoin it is dlesigned. Mn. LAWItUNCID MAnISHALL, the enter' prising tnan over the way, the man with the hoart as large and strong as the everlasting hills, the man who as good as anyone knows how to cater to the wants of the good people of 2ewberry, and whose famo in all of theso respects reachoth even unto the mountains, for hath not the Greenville Enterprise en dorsed him as a man whose example is worthy of imitation. A man who has the sublinest faith in the virtue of printers Ink, a man whose sundry gifts to the editor, showeth tle high regard which he entertain. eth for him ; a inan of raro modesty, and whose worth as an excellent fellow, and a merchanat, who, having felt the public pulse, knows how to adapt himself and bring into play, all tho;o qualities best calculated to inAsto a lasting prosperity. Such he stands before you to-day reader, and invites an ex amination of his Stock, which is of a most varied and acceptable character. Jurors, witnos.es, prosecutorsi defendants and visi tors of Court, and good people generally, pay court to Lawrenco Marshall. Call on him for his sake and for our sake, for ho hath again done us good. The fame of the celebrated Plantation Bitters has no parallel in the history of 3ledicine. The thousands upon thoasands or bottles that are made Rand sold daily is but proof positive of their wonderful vir tues. Tho1usan.ls of"Certificates can be produced showing the fflircacy and certainlv of the cires which they effect, and the Medical Fraternity, usually so jealous of anything which c1auses personls to think and doctor for themselves, nre compelled to acknowledge their wonderfil virtnes, and prescribe thein iuder other names. They are sold by all druggists. MAGNOLIA WATnR.-Superlor to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. In looking over one of our Jacobin exchanges the other day we came upon an article in which was the statement, in speaking of President Johnson, that "Andy was very drunk the day he en. tered Washington, hut ie will be very sober the day lie eaves." That's so : h"e went there a Jacobin, he will leave a Democrnt, which neconnts for his being sober where lie was drunk. A F%,v LFGIsrsTrcU.-The Legis. latire of Tlliiis lajt Satnrdny, after giving Chienigo to idiana, piassecl a hill v'e-tinC nll upolitical, eivil, anid sociatl power in the State in "the female pairtion of the ptopulationa above the nge 'f six teen years. " It is tinade unlawful for anty male over twelve vears old to lie otit rafter ,lark. umnlen' protectedl byj a woman qualified to vote. Eigecombhe b,oasts of a hoag, whaic!h the S.uimterne says, was onrly two yearis old, andl after bieintg clenned'weighed 648 pon d,. lie mnenredi nine feet ina lengthl and four nodtau a haal f naroitad his neck, and5( his body yielded one half barrel of clear lard. The Grceenville (Miss.) Times in its advert isig termas says: "Marriatge an nonnae(.I-n as will range from a nice cake on a bearrel of flour -acordinag to the 'feller's~' a pp reciatIiota of hsis latppiness."' Pillsbury souight to unrrest Mayor Cla rk and take t he iyornilty inils ad, bt failed. Pillsbury' n rot tie ian, flIhe lloydl "drew hier dnagger"' on a stage iatnager ini Tiara the other day. COMMERCIAi,, Niwnsnny . iala 0.-Cotton in fair dec manrd nar from 24 to 20e for middlingl. Nisw Yonrr, aarch, 8--7 P. 6l.-Cotton firmi with sat i-s oIl1 000 bales, at 291. Flour dull Curn, very scarce and a shrm better new mIxed Wecstern 95 a 06. Gold closed (Orm rat 31i. IIALTIMonn. March 8 -Cotton firmer but not higher, at 29. Fhouir quiet and steady. Corn firm-white 85 a 87; yellow 88 a 02. Blacorn in good demand-skonders 15. CJiAntasvoN, March 8 -Cotton steady and In better demnand, with sales of 700 bales --middligs 281; receipts 611. AUGUSTA, Maureb 8.--Cotton market qiet but sreadly. witha sales of 350 bales; receIpts 114; mniddlings 271 LitP'oor. Al'treha 8-Evening.-Cotona quiet-uplands 12j; Orleans 121; sales 12,000 butles, PRICES CURRENT FOR NEIYERRY H A RKT, CORRIECTED WVEEKLY. flCOIO er y-d.-..-........".... 27 a t ltIU ItO ,'..."'''''"'""'"''....100)o fAUN l-""-------..............22 332 " Sioders 2 CAND)LES, Adamarntln.......2 3 2 COT TON YAR"""''"''"''".2,2. 2,oart ClIIEESR."''"'"".............25 a20 COFFRE.."..'"""''""".....25 a 0 iFLOUR "'""''''""..........25 a 12 tI N on.".... "..1.0 to 1.60 .... ON,......... ".. "..,50a260 LEA at.'... .'''......22a. itON evdc.....e......... ig( 11LA88b"'"D5a0 - - -.....o.....,.... 70a3 New Orleansa,--.-.......1,26 N LS Golden Syrup,..,-......1,00 lOIe' . """'""'''''''"bh..........7,0 Sweet, per bus..........1,00 SALT(f, LiBrandy-.-----.............3,2,0 ,, Gin.-*..-............a 800 ,, um ..--.-..-. ........5 a 12.00 Ihourbon Wilskoy. ..4 a 5,00 ,, Irish................10 a 12,00 SUGAR, r ied'....e...-....0 a20 " CofeoO """" 20 Cofe ---...**'....--.1 * Extra..... * Brown .....'""""... mOA...... ............ 1a TOIACCO,' Ce'ioy'ng and 'mokIng a20 M E A...,..e.,'..........'...""...75 a 1,00 bEOU CS 'RY ut, Tur oyr"'......a 16 PO.LRY iks ''.'""' 76 a 1,00 .y.nnmC.,.,_ens.'--........20 a0 X&RRIED. On Tuesday evening the 10th Feb. at the roskience or tie Brld father, by t the. J. D. Hawkins, Mr: J. D- MPU to Mr* LAUA LAzfesToNAl of Newber'y. In Charleston, on the loth ulg., bj the itey, JothnL. Girardeau D. D., Wux. j. Moj.y 11BAUX, ES , to "u-. L. A. RUral ore that city. lo cards. * Dry Goods-Spring 1869. The underignjd havo recoved a 1age assortment of Elegant Dnre's God, embracin Lonos, Japanese Oloth, tres, Berages,Percales, Gren. adines, Printed Jaconetsp ez. gandies, &e. Also, A complete Stock of ~W) Kid Gloves, Silk Mitts, Glove Fitting Oorsets, Plaini, len.stitched and Em. broidered Handkerchiefs, Frilling end Ruffling. Fancy and Staple Dry '09do. Their Stock- of FANCY and SVArLF DRY GOODS is larger thab'us . a they intend to keep at all times V131 CLASS DRY GOODS' STOOK. Their Stock of ' Groceries and HardNF9 is now very full and complete. carwi|e & MCcaug4fip, March 10 NEWBERRY 'FEfAE REV. J. B. HIILLHOUSE-Patirnr#&. MIss FANNIE LEAVELL, Asstants. Amsr4R 11ILLIIoUsE,1 Mn. F. Wanns--Professor 6f Mesfe. CoL. S. FAIR-Chairman Board Tras. Terms per quarter, of 21 months,. paylile in advance. Primary Department, Spelling, Read. ing. WritIng and First Lessons in Arithmetic, English Grammar and in Geography, -.-.. . 3.00 English Grammar, Geography, Arith metic and History, .... $7. Latin, Greek, French, Logie. Rhetorie, Physica., Mental and Moral Sel% ences, . . . $1o No Pupil will be charged at the game titne with more than one of the preceding rates. Muslc, extra-$25 per sebston of ive n1ouths. Boarding, with the Principal and others, on reasonable terms. Thorousth iistruction affo-ded in all the branches of a liberal educalffn. Mlorch 10 10 tf. At Reduced. Prices. In order to reduce our:8toet of--.. IllmY lB9OTS AD 8110E8, WeC offe,r them at GREATLY RED)UCED) PRICES, TO M ake R,oom FOR OURt Spring Stock. All persons indlebted will please como ibeward antd set tle imrgedi at,cly. - - A bramis, Grii & llargr4ve. March 10 10 8t. COME AND SEE. GPoceries as low As the IoWest. All I ask is te COME AND LOOK. I have constantly on hand country produhce of all kinds. I receive FRESfI FISH eVery day in the week, except Sunday and Monday. I pay a high cash price for clean Cotton Rngs, bring them along. L. Rt. MA RSH AL. March 10 10 tt, NEW GO0DS---NEWV (600D7 T R IECEMVED, NEW SPRIN ~ t)Seasonable Prints. Pliain Stied' Fi4i and Dotted Swiss and Jacone M I 8ethier, with many other Seasonable e.d* Mareit 10 10 4i, it. STEWART & 004 Ladies' Shoes and Gaiters. J UST' RECEIVED A IIEAUTIFUL LWr KID and CLOTH GAITERS, every pair of which is warranted. Chi ldren's BOOTS of superior qaiy. atti soon, if'o want a surer pair Gaiters, eithe~ laced in font, or einst c:on the si~c. es. " We are receiving almost dsily n1ew4 desirnhle Gonds. It. bTEtWA & CQ, March, 10 10 41 E QUITAB I. LifeoAssuruciie Seeid,y Is One ofthe ' STRONGESTandmoist FAIRLY MANAGED Ini the WQrWd Silas Johnstone & ' Marchl 0 itf - anharlestonAin 8T S TO SUIT.