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s TNR TYP0. -. - ST A. A. XOK5. Tia typol-a singular Ireature is he, A bit of a wisard I him to be; A paradox ever, I s assert, Lad know the; the statement, you won'1 coetroyArt: se "takes" a greardeal, and he "proves' U be gets, And be "sets while he standa, and he stands whilh he "sets." A mag power there Is in his band, As the types marshal in as command; The art of a painter he has, to portray The Incidents many that make op to-day - A wedding be pictures-"click," "click,"and 'tis there The glad, merry party, the just wedded pair; Yea see the young w ife in her garments of white (Too have gone to the wedding without an And fancy you hear the good wishes of friends, - And -there the bright picture unwittingly ends, for the typo paints allkinds of sLenes in a breah, 90bd you a marriage-the next is a ~- -death; -_ And low in the comn you see a dear face. AL silent and cold, that was fullof rare.grace A 4Owmmn circle thbit teoderly kiss II whose sweet pressure they ever will -ditss;. .Ad seflly the teardrops creep down o'er or labes, o eebo the "ashes to ashes." ~''',iek"-now be's spelling a railroad - disaster hfset "click" the types, and still faster aid faster;. n' bt =or is seen on each one of their faces, Asgdekly be ranges them into their places; "A.serible slaughter," you shudder-then laugh Wfth barty good-win at the next paragraph. S,A joke of thres lines, or a dozen. as brief, -e,ap-a rich bundle-of fun-in a sheaf" .,fheafoDowsnoase "ads"--patent bitters and "b eare. one of mortality's Ills; Et,. I " and Just under his ngers thffgo forth '16be genuine mniess signed 'John Jone,"' adusofath! 'tie anr"EixIr," and now a " Hair Dye" eolor, of course, for it's spelled with a y). " perhaps, or a "Wafer," or .pgA A rndensed to a good "Yankee -in short, for all human dis' l04 pays in your money and takes what you pleases!" Vadlety truly gives living l's spice, had type can present it to you in a trice. opin.gravest to gay,every mood of the mind a by te*s each nour completely detined; One moment they laugh, and another they srrow is not over deep. s ezptession what, evr t nd, wULpf the typo they only-obey; ocommands they 1espond- with a. Swith a stout little "rule" and a * C Amdrzi la hington. - Wasmsto, March IL-As far as dcasiiined, the new administration has . e'ly soecetdi+d in arresting tiro of Mr. Jbusou. pardoes. : qtNl,lhas been nitnated for tie r2aury -mfl,ton Fish for SecrEtary of Stats, 'A shburnesMdinister t,o Fraqec, * ~~~eee Bawlins atiSecretary of War. - or.,BinekJcy and ez-Coi ~~iLs, o 1ulternalR e.s uuest, dacseto-dRy? -ikt -s go in the Rnveniue d0to Bi'k 4ies ~,iIdgbel t'then 646in uben she-croud s it 'Siipate, . wner.presented $6orosf184 Iofal istizoss oi Texas, *Ibigaua Prelional"Gov'ernnmen$ fqr ndsasserHtg that if the beLt badd ir td , the e j jroldabedFa bieve'ingice Teem pliticaldirablitiea. to* .thuddeay -Commutt.ee. billamen the pper*. as~ infltt.the test.path; 4 vrstne . 4Bishte' e.**blish an Yh$al:Dpilt? 4 Wgeinroduced. The bill atili th ng overn*ient c'editC taa e: h n ec4ion tstricken outh vel. ied,the#,r, ypie tS~rpary fTh 's ry;ry, a.i'GsinfIis ahcepted .h Frei~gnat1or ins to iMe aid'that Iegistatiowr rpsa lnsigsissppii Nt' ma reiquired im' her eae ife tQi Yia,An4 Taxs l.et.alone ai ster the cptntaud<i4al .election. NS 9$91-feengiwith Georg'. ppiefeatifi ow number-s yisewen af thia of-whom accrd'. * - 219.ttK A,fev6Gebieral a~e~bs,esigned tho Sute Sofi~e Judgeship.E -FATAL AERAY Ar-s5 Ps HU Dager-.adfi'Ansday lssea a' a fte.Fine House sectiont aet..at- the PII ues Dypot, and an affray arising -& iee* 'v a.'c'onfusion or cm medii, ' igsgor+Luther ' ong wastiitHy t iti from a p1htol in the hsealid Benjaa,in Boothe. These mens, i :e were, going ln aibody to-moAet, r.ewy, sj certain neighbor, or Mas ,agai,-tst, whon '-they.bhad a rd.d the upsihot of the , niatter was)J Slotlie,,;i ,brapdishin'g and -kdfled hinii As-to whether tlurvder waw,aeinia (r not, there ' is *great diUtuance>of'opinion. -Booth, together .li:Wa bther~ has been arrested, and *oged.in jail at tisiis place.-Edgeleld **tihilA, March 11.--The sduse passed the 4feenth amendment, to-day, by 'a voteiof ayes.'74; naya-69. This eztreme ledicals .and Desmocrats left -without a!ig. One .of the members opposing -the.measure, in his remarks,said that thefondaueuntal prin' ..fDemocracy is - that negro''gtIffrage is wiong. not from. esp' iN-wi towards the negro, but be came: *e Democratid party is the white anan's party, and represents intelligence, vrtue and -ore -of .country, and Gor. ernd - BuIock"bekl@ge to the class wi4o desite4( stoeleateth negro' above the * whiganan. DAY ~Ts Saturday was Re tor o' thig Uistr.ip). There were' beokhundred and 4fty cases re turned'Ttiliis certainly, not more than . se-third of what, the return *ould hav.e. been. *ere the advantages-in the future, * .fudgment creditors understood Many t6tank-mow, -hat only involve themselv'es in goatby obtaining judgments where she iRomestead covers evetrything. Thiw Is true ;f.tb retroaction of' this inow,be decddMnsttdtionahl and remain in. - Wendell Phillips, in altreat Jersey Cite0qumented 'on Grann insegura rathe. .ral.. Hg urged . vigoronit, end 'I' na..arv, a ssinr .policy seWa*d the Somtl, as the i/ means to secure'1aingr naee. - - NEWBE1R-Y,S. Wednesday Morning, March 17, 1869. he Hon. J. P. Reed, M. 0., will ac eept our thianks for a very. interesig Washington paper, the Wje1y Chton icle. .d'The begiostnre. There is a probability that the resoli tion to adjourn on the 20th, may yet be rescinded, if the proceedings of this de lectable body continue to show such signs-as were exhibited -on the .8th ; -on the day in que3tion about five mortal hours were frittered away in calling the yeas and nays on questions to ask leave and explain. The farce is becoming tiresome, and when it is played oul, a sigh of relief will be heard even from the scallawageries of the State them selves. Enough is as good as feast, and we bave alrVdy long ago had a surfeit. Greenville Iteme. The Greenville Mountaineer says that on Saturday night the 6th, the store of Mr. W. J. Whitmire. was discovered to be on fire. The fire was extingdlshed however, before doing much damage. A t ;n election for Selectmen, Clerk, Surveyor and Constable held on Wed nesday last, a democratic ticket was elected. There are 224 horses, 798 cttle, 1157 hogs, 219 dogs, 131 mules, 840 sheep Ond goats, 92.pianos,. 259 watches, and 109 carriages, together with merchan 4ise, manufactures, &c., liable to taaa .tion, added to. which ;the. real estate, valued at 7i .,114, makes -the sum of $1,10462. Exepnpt 255,945, total; $1, 566,407 From Spraburg.- - We have received an interesting letter, and also I circular, from our *yoong friend J. W. Folk, a student at Wofford College, from which we are . pleased. to dear that this noble Church fnstitutidn is in a most prosperous condition. The number of :stadents is set down at o" hundred and fifty. When we 'consider the:dificulties which heretofore tireat ened the very life of W_offord. College, and the dangers through it has been brought, And as,much through .the un tiring zeal and . self-sacrifices- of the Christian men wbo stood with it in those trying times, it is peculirly grat; ifying.o lear"tbat.the storm.as- been wethsred,. and a: period of ckldi land prosperity n-ow at' hand; May'- Wffuord College continu ts coreofueuler ahd are natsed ase lh!ws: -Rev.A.< Shipp;'D. D, I e ident, y(P4 rofespra, I)fd'Da4dii A. B.W . h itefoord James.H. Carlisc, A.* 'I. .Jev.A HI. LterA. M., an~d 44n W. ShIjpp, A. 'B. fuirely. a goodly au.ry. The course offtgdies is very tonuir.hemive; a hile' Ne charges for tuitie: are quite 'moder Wellearn also that a rehgiaous revival hag been.in progts~ at Spartanburg fa m~n e eks, andt,bIt eab. peut ett etSeonert, ad av iined the. Mftbbdiit and P e4tLia~ (hyrr,hs tin~dg beil he cit7 in tie well, and, h grstu der i te oa~ h1 Li and sa:: ing'th~ Ah"cues nap n)isde epors. both. 4f sinW- said ,conimis 'on- tovied the putd ofd:: ca uni,ent a ith' all the 'indepen deuce of .a trst-class PhiladelIplyia: - ood Ofer. . ow hof Sawyes - I:a,op sa er,"ind bh ,ed r~orugha his part wi~b - .great'credL U Id: the' player on th-e harp of - a thousand a nevr nmade ageb.asic as was head ini. e. ha.lls of :he LeZislatuire on* l reception of. .le l4ip intelligence -. ~fromi Washington. -. The corre. nden& of thI harle-o- Neus y "h excitement -ws-aya ndth gat.rLe4e on the regdit of tie informa' ion~ of Abe.la:e made upa Eshingtovfor the Fedi-al offices:in . Soath asolia, -committed -bis'applicatlqzri for theUoitad&ates-MarshalabIp?signed- by' tiileGovernor,, the Judiges and inemfbers of thaLigs'ltif,tothe fiames. The~ , ne ws-t isithit"N " pmgu is ~to retain the of.fice of a :natSWksMarshal,'Mr. Trott th Post-; jnlastaraldp?: Mr. Geddings thfe oflee of Eiaed,Sites Treasdrea,. while IMr.- G. W. CLark is to be .mnade -Collector of Inter-nal' Rkeveinue, Mr. L. T. Potter Colle -tor of thie~ 'Pert p1 Charleston, Mr,. Herricek, Assessoc bf kieenal Revenue for .the Tlr rd' (ongres. siowal District, and a-number-oothers, ob - noxions to tbje, party here inastled into bther' Fedral offices. Those who fought theihardest for the election of United States Senators Sawyer and Roberts'on, are- 'to 6e -efttoet in:-the cold. The propriety of hol. ing jan indignation .neering early nen week, and a4ing the present United States Sena-. tors (9 resign, was very freely discussed among the members of both Houses. The "friends" are $aiclarly bitter on Mfr. Sawyer, who, they-. .ay, has betrayed the Irust reposed in. hb, and gonte over, horse, foot and dragoons. .MAnLVe-PE1ETED Mgr'rER.-The' atten tion: of the public is directed through the' -Postal Record,. to the following rule of the Post-ofiie Department, which applies to printed matter of-amy-kind v hich is not so done,up-'for mailing that< .can be throughly examined at the Post.office where itiffrst deposited: "Postmasters will 'charge 'and.collect postage, at the 'rate of three cents for each. half -ounce, on any newspaper- oer periodical so marked or -written upon~ as to give other information than that con- ' tained in. the 'print. --The sa'ne:charge wilWe'mado when itis soclosed that it cannot. be examined without destroying the araper. . The ?amehpies'to'any printeemitter which may be sent atless thanileter ipos'tage." Ther Legislatuma oftth# tate has ratiOnal the Pifteenth arnendment tb 4the -Cmoatitu' . tion of tie United States- No pne. -~sur'J prised;-. . - a . ' Tho annual..earnings. ol the :washer womien of the United Statespor said to ainounat to $40,0'00,000. - Some one has.horrified Piris by aylng 1i that, in thirty yearsth~,egnte beautifpl womn tere A donrgmet of Court, f'he Court of Sessions of the fifth Circuit, Judge Rutland presiding, vice Judge Booz er, Ia adjourned -on Friday last, about noon, after nearly two weeks duration. During this whole time, it was ,o upied exc ively in the trial of the "newlfenfsa chie." Not a single white man -was -pal upon his trial. It was a Court for the ben efit of colored pereons, from begianing to -end--and how fond'the creaturesseejned-to be of the amnssmea, except perhaps- those who found themselves placed in thq do'oek Murder, larceny-grand and petit--from~a bale of cotton, down to a chicken-the whole catalogue nearly of crime was run throu4h._ The Jude.._"let the- w#ter--on'. sonie of the "chaps On Friday, after the- Session's. buMiness was closed, by passing s(ihtences on the convicts, the Judge called the Equity Docket until the final adjournment on Sat urday granting many-orders--of course' At tlie'crose of hia labors, Col. Fair,.the Nestor of the New berry Bar, on behalf of the same, returned thanks to the Judge, for the able, courteous and agreeable man-. ner in which he had presided,-to which the Judge replied, that the- Term had pass ed off tery agreeably and pleasantly to him. That he had found the people of Newberry not so' bad as they had bren represented to be, elsewhere-that so far as he lfad ob served, ttey were a quiet, orderly and peace-loving people. That he felt it due to them so leave this testimony in their be half. The following are the State caFes which resulted in verdicts of guilty : The State vs. Pressley Buzhardt-hog stealing-sentenced to -twelve months in Penitentiary. - Pressley Buzhardt-petit larceny, turkey stealing-sentenced to six mouths in Pen itentiary. Patience Sheppard-petit larceny-fined five-dollars, with costs. - rhoma$ Mitchell-murtler-found guilty of manslaughter, and .enfenced to seven years in Penitentiary. George Thomas-petit larceny-sentence sealed. Borough Wadlington-petit larceny sentenced to four months in Penitentiary. Tom Lindsey-burglary---sentence sealed. Mose Henry-burglary-entence sealed.. Jim Davis-grand larceny-sentenced to three years in Penitentiary. Drayton Dcuglass-grand larceny-sen tence sealed. Abe Lyles-grand larceny-fined one hundred dollars. Richard Johnson-petit larceny-sen tenced to six months in Penitentiary, or pay a fine of fifty dollars, with costs. Susan Epps-murder-verdict guilty sentenced to be hanged on the. first Friday in May. Samiel Ronndtree-petit larceny-sen tence scaled. Et"hangca. TnE CaTTr,E PLAGUE.-In tbe March number of-the American-Stdck-76urnal, is a long and..vluable :article, by Prof. John Gamgee, on the Lung flague in Cattle. .,Of all the tAttle disdeases pleuro pneumonia is In the longtrun, the, most destfuctive, becaust he most 'insidions, and the leard likely; to rouse 'a'people to united setiomi .for its ceee: faal s'unpression. To igniore its presence fs; howeve.- to.insure that the.eat;le -mortality of Ainerlea like that of En.land, will. be at least doubled in a few year's time. Eational means, -eerigetic action. End earnest e&-op. erations between t6e different States and the central government may, with a moderate expegIirure nqe ,safe many -milidus atnnas afly In the not distant future. There are at present no pioper restrictigns on, tha-sale,f infected stock. ariddan another leir of two, i?nIes sote dednite and ine diate action be tak'dn,- she drNease is hIkely toi fiud:ksjwy4n soimnv. parts OheC ebnry, that its ezradicatton will be altnosta matter -The-itorbii. ofteournat being 'extensive breeders and dett-e in cattle.- have printed an edition of over half a million copies, for "gratuitous .distribution" amnong our Far mers. WVe hope all will avail themselves of this generops offer, and.se64 for: a copy. - Addre, .N. P. B3OYER& C --Puplish'ers. 2:rPurkesburg, Chester-Ud., Pa .s TaUUY,3133.~hls is the - title of-a imieen page minthy,,pubUsed in ,the gitti sftttewr ork ,by l'3-nley, & Co., 7M Gold stee, aspe ana . -- - .The obect.of Its.publietion,t is-to 'hit the Iin's,, foflhes,frdumia,s, and iniquities of .this corrupt egd,-polirktic;, religious and :social, andi it must.be'admitted that the iealIty se Ieeted-WM;w Yorp.aiILafford all the:tiatori' al-abeded'ffth'ebrord fin hand.~ Ig it.thn iles loud ad deep, ande tend -us - a-record. evesry montht.;1'he paper before es Is fall oft 4,uwhi,e-tlye muitteripgs abouL repudiadion, bid:that-pripar'ations bge madc foi- the coi [hg slisi. .-. ' Fa enwa, Rran.-The March anumberpf the,aoL.tAFxAuN . m-agcm - of typo p-a he,auty,- ana is'filed with .an unusae ally:h geo iimber of seasonable', and Intet' ainspicles.: We are glad ito. see that ITof'tl Cal-olina can afford sn'eh. a splendid - sontribution to the agricultural literature of ah day....Every farmner in tie South should. mubacribe- to some - good agricultural publication; and.we *now of' 'none b.ette.r idapted to their. waints,:thai- the.:CinowuLA PAMEa. Price, $'"M per .year. .Aaltss, Wan. Ui.Bemard, Wiimington,'N. C. THE NOU'TEkN Cut,IIIfAroR for Marh Win..& W: I, Jones, .-ditors a'nd Propries Qrs,st $2:per anpjam. .This steri6g pa% psris always recelied with pleasure, its page4 ever furnistning4bundant: Iformation n ,ail matters relating -to' agricultpre, farm econdty, &c. ''It is pure,if Sonthen1 and tdmpted'to our- latitude and:therefore entited o pedeipO adilbiral patronage. Anyonewant, ng o hsrbe for. l can leave his -name THE BARNWELL JOURtNAL, by, J. S Shu.ck,.etr amgd jpepteetor, a new paper, a ~opy"of' which we find among our exchanges : is week, is hand-.omety printed, and ably td.Is ppeatranger isi .post :attactive, tad' &'right as' new material anda skilful york- ean:mnake it. W~e cordh.!lly enter this iournal on the-exchange list 'and w'ish: its miitor unbtduded,prosperity,: - :'sxs' MUSICAL MoNTRI y.-The March nittber of thif acceptable' monthly is to and,aed as usual, is highly interesting. rweary'.four pages of music are given: in its which alone is worth the subscription price if $3 per annum.- Besides - thls .liberal Ltuount .of music, .the -reading- mhtter is guite attreedive...-Published by J. L. Peters, 98 Broadway, N, Y. E TH.E ANDEsON INTiLLIGEoCa.W. E Valtershais disposed of his - inerest' in- the kadersoa.,"'Intelligecrn ?o J. & :Clink-. cales. -James A. tHoyt, the senior .partner I tsd managing :Editor, retains his Interest. )adr.best wishes to 'each. and -all -of these |entlemnen. ' The "Intelligencer" Is one j1 smong' the highly esteemind of our exy1 hanges. Peters' "Palor Companion," for thellute' riolin and Guitar, together with the Month. '-Glee Hire" are both received for March.1 Mach of these valuable -tusical monthlies. Kay be obtained for 63.a year, and they -ae' lehly worth doQlbig the price. If.you wan$ mne or both send to J. L. Peters, P. O Box 429) New York. I: -. Buaza's WEEKLY-~for boysa and gIrls,-] omes to us in monthly term bound in.a tear over. Ibis' charming paper for youta Is mrnshed weekly or'fonr. numbers- montb ly t't'2 pea annum, -by Jg W..Burke, -Macon, la. - 'HAY4NA,-- MarCh 9.-Tbe -Vera CT-UZ iteamer brings the following .advices : legrete h'ad.bee routed and-only .es taped %-ith' i -few adhierlents, Getiral falo- was knled and tenny -rebelasif ared.. Colonal 'Priets, who was impli ated .with -Negrete, was ciptuired-near t Tera .Cruz, taken .to tbat City~ and shot. I'he insurr~ection .t Merida, in Yucatan,. a . over,,, and the .rjrgleaders have been thot: Bosee'radg"and Juares are frp THE CIRCLE oF PRAYER CoNVENTION. We call attention to the card of Mr. R. A. Fair, chairman of the convention, stating that the,various circles will meet in this town on the: 24th iastant. Ute der a.generatlrule of' the G. & Cw R# Toad, iielVates will be'pa.ssed over tiis rod for one'-fare, and it is. earnestly hoped and expected that the representa tion of circles will be full. C. C. C & Co.-Do you C, reader? 0 I y,-vor eeen, '04 se0Is , f'don't-von? Yee,.bless yoQur lpupcent y -.thaais- just whet we meati. Look-fd aftrof- Their" No tices in this week's paper. They are well supplied in Groceries, and -thugh out of, the waj as to location'a visit down there will repay you on looking as their choice goods, and ascertaining their reasonable prices. - PLEASE TAKE NoTIcE.-The season is nearly over for shad, and when this great. delicacy no longer can be obtained, you will regret not calling on that Prince of Fishists on Shadists, Lawrence Marshall.. Don't let a single opportunity pass by, take a shad pvery time. Never nind the bones, or the price either, there is nothing compared to the satisfaction of eating to choice a fish. His days now are Tues day, Thursday and Saturday, three times a wiek. Takejiotice, remember, and be advised. apR TELEGRAP.-The prospect for 'a Telegraphic line of communication, which will .connect' Newberry with the outer world,.is looking up. Since. our last mention of this subject, subscription lists have been opened,- and stock to a respectable amount taken. We hope soon to report the sum subscribed suffi cient for the purpose contemplated, and a contract made for putting up the line. The Geenville & :Columbia railroad is actively and substantially enlisted in its success. A new 'era is about to dawn in the developement of a greater material properity than our goad old town of Newberry ever experienced in her pal miest diys. DENTAL*SRlrY --Dr. T. T. Moore, formerly a citizen of this District, but now of' he city'ofCuluinbia; we arevery much pleasqj. to stat. has_re-opened his., Den tal Rooms, and is now prepared to per form in a scientific.;and; higby .acsepta ble manner, any qrk in. his, profession. It wil be -remembernd 4liat Dr. 'M"o're lost by a recent fi,e.'ia Golumbia, .alf 'of his stock ol fixhtes ni valbable instru. ments, upon whigh: there ss' no- ilsu rang,and w e agi,esd'fir.him a nhare of public patronage,4 now that he is under way.. ':We give AItm.oedt .fu the'etiefgy ahr6 perseverane maniifi:tcf 'ince' that misfortUn, and4 wl'h 11' ipn .'hi cardI witll be fiou'dsaher. P:sos r..-We~ hnd lhe j1aure hut woek, -ofa visit Tfden .!r. ..J:G regg, on 'of the gentle'n;..-n c~iuip ng wh-st is. styled the Tauciuse .a:.lcL: ing C>wm panv. -Mr. Gregg -reprC.sen ana interest of.vasts import.inpe-a man ufacturing in tei..aIan oneghigh is .de4ined- -to w.nderfufly increase thle prosperity t$' this State,. By. recent,*44 of the Legi,la Lure,the Vaucluse ['Comipany is made bAlypolitic and corporate in law, and it on' remains fur tIhe. stocek ,erequird 50 O0--to be t.aken oli whdn i4. will 'gt injo sucesssfpl operation.. Mr. Gregg. informed us that over half -the 'stock is al:eady suJbscribed, 'hehce 'enrl'y 'opers tions sney ibe. looked for. '- Thts -'gentle man.hbass Iktge experience' naudfac tawes, gnd we-indulge the bdope "that an. inerprise''f so nxtal' impoTtance' will SE. DE TAiL.-A metnber of the Granid fu'relates, 'that' during the .examina tion of a case'State' vs A Sambo-indict mcnt liog stealiiig, 'one of t,he "coTdred"'. inquiired of a white brother '..the "nature . of ths 'casos and received of; coiurae the. reply, hog".stealing... Another. member of the order negro, shocked at his broth ir's ignorance,.and surprised ihat with the'light before. him be couldi not see andi know what it . was. without asking, and to:'show -how"aplain was ithe Case,1 said;. "-hy- you igznamns niigger,' ddnti you see-its fur a hog;2' and pointing ?0; the . (brace) 'hich' separates the aames from the indictmen't wiich'apis yn 'the back of, the papk.; continued 'why nigger dar's de' hogs' tail itself. Why dydisposed you on 'de grand jury I s impossible .to cobijuncture. You doni't freserve 'to bi so estinguish'ed'- and sar, Ion't,tink anymore of sitting in de.bddy >f tlie: legislature, which . you is been: ~ranspiring to." - TBE:ltRY. S. LaEAR.-'liis eloque' and christin mninister in his character.of t sundaySebool Agent; for the Iethodist ~onfegce, filled.-his .appointmnent. fot .his. sttipog Sabbath'.last, in a:highly ecceptableg nd, we trust, prdltable man& mer. .Although he only arrived' here 00i saterday, and arithout' pfividus noie I mis audi&nede both in the morning' and' Lfternobo reregatif.yingly large.' Tn tie nornid'fr.Leard's discourse was ad-' Iessed ekpecially to jlifenfs, and we lave ile1doiiiened.to 1one o recon, rinci'ng.powe,adpatcltuh-an meiN;ihte uisadresponsi tilities of parants and guardiathsof youth iere more: clearly set .forth. We could a iave listened .to him -the':whole -day hough without weariness.! 'In'the after- p loon Iheanumerons children 'in attend- ' tce; together with' their 'patents and 'a tiends. testided to 'the interest whict ~ he gdibect'proposed-an, adfiesths o liildren-Lhad cr-eated. ~This' address ~ ras di'red in a most Way' al~' and claimed the parj)es an4 leased at entian oat thlQkIe 44djnac^ -famp h 'ginirig td end. Theday's service will long be remembered, and the influence of Mr. Leard's teachings wili,-,we trust, prove the seed which is sown 'in gooa ground, eventuating in a harvest oTprofit to the Gherch of Chr'ist. Ovi FEMAI.E. ACADEY.-This commu. ity may'v:1 be proud of ber Ac:demy, and piticularly when it is remembered that~but'a few months ago it was almost a shapeless wreck, the habitation of bats and the target for boys to throw at, deserted and in disuse as ihol,ad..a. monument of shane. A bappy "change b,oieQ r;it. Repaired thoroughly, and in some parts almost rebuilt, and in active operation, it reflects credit on the eaty ' cd ~ ro osed to restore, -a'r i fi n h' n c'ontrihuted to bring about so gratifying a result-a res tortion 4rt" ruin a'nd silence. 'A' iltle over two months ago, the plasterh'till'. fresh and.damp,'and the repairs -still iir pett unfinished,'it was opened, and to day we havd the gr'atifying result pf a fire class Fernaie Academy in full opera tion aiti'prosperous condition,. with the largestnmber of pupilsever accorded a school "in this town. The principal,. Rev. J. B. Hillhouse, in our jud,gment, aid. the prespnt. result certainly proves ft, is eminently fitted, for his . position, while his.accomplished associates, Miss Fannie Levell, and Miss Annie Hillhouse, two amiable, intelligent and charming young ladies, are just what we would have them,:n ost valuable accessories. In the department of music, the services of Professor F. Weiber ae had, and when .i said that there is to one more coropetent, we only say that which every' one acquainted with, him already knows. . Take it all in all; our Academy pecupies a 'proud position, and all the adva'tages for gaining a thorough- edu cation are offered by it. We commend it to parents io.the district and elsewhere. AN IM PoaTANT ENTEtPR.SE.-The mag nificent success of the Autiu.ta and Gran itevilte -facto ies hasii1:elled a number of gentlemen- in South tr'olina and Georgia to conibine 'somewT,at of their surplus funds for the purpose of estab lisiing a:nWW cotton iilL It is proposed' to raise, by. ubscription, a capital stock of $500,000, and locate the factory at Vaucluse, Sou.th Carolina. Of the sum propdse+l,'the' ainourit of $25O,000 has ilrcady been conditionally subscribed at theNorth, and there remains but an equal. amount to. be" raised 'Southward, if ord r to make.the enterprise a success. We are glnd:to know that a-very hand somec properti.on :af this has already been pledged,, end nw that the subscr iption books ure ope.ned at' the oftice of. Me.ssrs. J'ohn J. Cohen.& Son, vre anticipate con-~ stant ideess~ioris,' so-that the mint er will be prniptly' launihid. Thlough the ea'itAl-tock in to bd~ $500,00(0, sixt& per cent. only .wili be.called for when all is sub'eribed, and the retudining forty per" gent .in four. intalments. within twiI;e mnioli Otit of t-hms capital it .is prrpAged' to expend $400,00Q in - the erdia~n of a miti. of 15,000" -spindles. yhe Aug mata: thill 'ha., ~w beieve, '18, e~ r.'fet.t" ahis to thow~ that, th'o'h. nri. so) capacierus as tuit her (I thes-e 'jlendid i'i.to:,ecy, the projected rnill at - YaucZu'e will, neverLlthlss h e one df considerable )mgniLude. i)ugusta Constitutionalist. S2'auc.ww exw HER AL'.6TTro: MirsibN. - 'or.thirt,yj.1ears; the :Advertise~ has' been in'tIle h.ds of jhe Durisoe.familf', lescening from fitfier to. -son. And throiUfh all thiese years the same noble inedevotehoman: as~ wife and mother, aneedover thern ;"~and, through theo4, bver it. That thie'.iibseken pros. yei-try end-usefulridss of Ithis.pa'per hiave seg~ pwing, in a very' great degree, 'to lie high wrinioly chsa acer and always prn.61.ing'inlueoge of tbis-goqd wife andI 'git'then' isi alldtbd her in this, roind, ono 1hM:she'fuliled with. such mntire faithfulness. i.4 ended. Mrs. Mar' 1. E. Duzi.i"e,; u'ife 'of' . F. Durisoe, f.q, -and maoidsirv of ~our frien'd and1 lo laborer, D0,. R.. !Duiisoe, :Esq.,'- .de: >arted this fi(e on Thursday mornting ast... And sainted forever- will be her Pemory ; for uSband, ..children and. ieitihbors, ride'il with one accord, and 'call her blessed." - . [Edgefleld Advertiser. -AGEs 0 oTRE jREsiDENTs.-Thie young st man elected.,residei4.of.tbe ,United ;ates 'is Genrieal Grant, wh-o' will be orty-seven years.old7in. the 9.8rd of April iext.' W~ashingto'nwas fifty'4.eveni, John' idamns sixty-one, 'Thomas Jefl~erson fifty even,wM.4ison; fifty-eight., Monroe fiftf - 'ight,.John Qaincy Adams': fifty-e.ight, ~nrew Jacksorn ovgr pixty,, Ma rtin' Van. Or'eri fifty-seven, Win. Henry Harrison ixty-*seven, J. K. Fol1k forty-nine, ~achary 'Tay.lor- sixty-three, Franklini ~ierce fori.y..eight, James Blochana:,six ty - Lye, and & braham Lincobi nearlj .fifty 'ne,.when they: were elected. Txz N4zw TGax Txma says the rea an why Ptantatloti Bitters are so 'gener'ally se4, is owing:to tae'fact, Ithat they. .'are al rays'amadel up to .the original standard, and t pure'-martdrial-4.1et the price be what It rti.a r 'be "?Trlbune" just hits the nail on - be -headct foz-Plantation Bitters are not only tade of' pure material' but the, people are id what 'they-are ina ' of',; as the recipe is rrapped are,undeaeh;b6&tle.' Don't go home rtota bottle., MAGNoLrti WATaanSperior to the best mporsed Geunnan Co:logne, and sold at half he price. CuzsrnaPrs.e-See the adveitisement of' [r.J.T. Norra who,*bas : Ipyof tiiose. atly elebrated White Chester Eig for ale. - -IEJ*IOUS 3OTZCE. The drst..QAgrerly: Cpayfantion..ef the Cicles of Prayee,*-' for the .present yeer ril be-held hti Rebeityv Village, commenee ig on Wedne&y,-the 24th of this hastant S3 o'.elock,- PN.-K. 't is boged thatYull delegations' flom the irlous "Circles" in. Newt,erry and sur ~unding districts .may lbe in attendance pon 'this Convention. < Christians of the different .Evawngellcal' de%' ominations, though not membhers..of' ay artelar "'Circle;" .are 'affedtionateTy in bted to- be-prm'ent Arethren, come up in the. spirit of'prayer ad stpplIcation, and . a. gracious time.rifl B vouehsaibd'ntlo us. "Then they:thal; feared' the J~r,.spake4 f.ten one to another; anid tb o rdi heark' ted, and hea'rgi it knd a bok of regem unee was wattsfi before-him, for~ theru mat feared the Lor*l;and that;thought it~ lisname." E.A.FMEB - Chainnau of last Conventi0.. March 1'110 2' MRS. ANNA 4MLIA SCCRRY, wife of Mr. D. V. Scurry, and daughter of the late Dr. C. L. Goodwin, was boca April 26th, -1889, and died on the 17th February,'869. She was converted and joined the Baptist Church in E,lgefield, in 1854, and fur fifteen years she adorned the doctrines of the religion she profes.sel., Bentiful, cultitted, intel ligent and much caresmed by a meek and quiet spirit, she constantly gavt evidence that she was a child of God. As a wife her price was above rubies, and fully came up to the standard laid down by the wise m:'n. As a mother she was tender and affection. ate, yet rigid in discipline. As a neigbbor, she was ever ready to relieve the wants of .tha detitute,-and..ed-s Connatding in fluence with all in the community in which she lived. But, alas! her place 'knows her no more. She leaves a sad and sorrowing husband, an interesting little daughter and infant son to mourn her' untimelv death. In her last illness that was long and tedious she gave full evidence of a noble christian chnracter. It was my sad duty to visit her during -herr entire ilIne.-s, and mnark the - trinmph ot tle christian, -as:she approached the val. y1e 'othe sliadow-oreath. Weeks before she'ied, sh'e s-aid, she' aa perfectly re signed,and theriahee etclalmed, Oh ! how deligbtful.it is to: be resigned to the wl of Go'd; She said, "I have' even maiy -wo little chifdren:.t,oid, and..I have 'dme so gradilly to death 'that my husband can. bear it better."' 1 had fraquentiy road the xxiii Psalm to her, and 'just before she died, she repeated the fourth- verse, "Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will- fear no evil; for thou art-with ine ; thy rod and thy staff they comort me.".-Her' last words were' "Blessed Jesus." Thus has' passed from the Church militant to the Church triumph ant, this meek and quiet christian. Oh I may her, entire famiy }oin her in that pure and- happy land. W. H. LAWnir. COMM ROIAL. 'liEwBlinat, March 16.-Cotton dull at from 2- to 26 cents. COLUrIA, March 16.--The sales ofeotton to day amounted to about 80 bales only, at fair prices.- - Nsw YQRK. March 15-7 P. .-Cotton sales 900 bales, at:28}. Flour-supeufne Ste' 8.40 a 8.95; common to fair extra Southern 6:40 a 6:80. Corn heavy. Gold 311. , AUGUSTA. March 15.-Cotton maret dull, with sales of160 bales; receipts 262-middlings 26 a 27 HARLESTON, March 15.-Cotton easier, with sales of 450 bales-middlings 271; reoe+pts.684. 'LIVEEPooL, Match 15- Evenifg. -Cotton stead lands 12 a 12j; Orleani 12I ' 2; sales 10, bales. PRICES CURRENT FOR NBWBERY IAIT CORREC 'ED WEEKLY. BAGGI\G. r9d............,.. 27 BALE OP '........... ... a2 BUI'ER, - - '' ........................... i 25 BACON,.Hams .................... . 22a23 " Sides, ........................ a 20 " Shoulders...... ............ 17 a 18. CANDLES, Adamantine................... 283a.25 ".. Tallow................. a.12 COTTON YARN...... ................... 2,25 CHEESE:.................................. 25a80 CFwEE....:...; ..................................... 28-a28 FLOUR................................ ... 9a 1250 GR1t.N, Corn.......................... ....1.40 tb1,60 " O ats..... ............ ............ 1.1 0 " Pea .... .......................,00 i-1,25 .W heat..... ..........'... ........... _ 02 [NDIGO .........................,Ga IRON, Swedes .................... .- - . -9 LARD........................... - 2s6 LEA 1'aER, sol........,.. -4a5 " Upper................. 1 MOLASSES, Cubas.-;..... ...........' New Orleans,,.....r. -,2 " .* olden /Syrug,.........,0 NA1LS ..............................8 a19 0If.;. Kerosine .............. 75 a80. EQyA rOEs, Irlsh.par bbl...........7, ."..*Sweet, pr.ss.. ....,. 1,00 RICE..-:.......................... .a.12 380.............'............ .... - ~1 AT,LirerpooL................ 325 SP..........................-. 10 al SPIRITS, Brandy.:.........'.6 a'20,O( " . Gin,.................*#a 800 ~uai........ ........5.a 12b0 " Boui-bon Whlbkey. .4 a 5 00 Irish !..............10Oa 12,00 - "..Scth.....'.. 10 a 12,00 SUGAft. Crushed .......... 20 om " Poderd,...'...u.. . 22 "CoffeeC-..:..........20 " " , Extra 0..... 20 Bro........:.......... 1 ST ARCH,... .....,;....... 2 .OA........ ....,!....-12a1 ro BACCO, Chewlngand Smoking 40 a 2,OO Vintegar...... .........75.a1,00 hE ATS. ei M.ftoo ?ork......a210 IPOUL FRY, Trkeys . ......... 75 a !O00 " -Chickens........... 20 a 30 EGGS, per doz.-..-...............20 The Richmond:Wiuig says : The lif af the late Rev. Henry.. Wise, Jr. was insured in the~ New Jei-sey,yBenrfit LW~Insurance Compsny for $20,000. Ele took out the policy in 1857. Owners of cattle are warned that. uless bij keep their antimals from trespassing on he premises of Mr'. IDuffie, now occupied by ne, that I will confie thein at their' cost. ly fences.-are in goo%d.brJer, hit- as the utock coraplainued of,' are of the jumping sind,.. I cannot ~keep them iout. *'ake ifair iotice-therefoie. - PETER VANTONGEREhL M &rch 17 11 St. Are "r.ov receiving a large.and splendd Stock ofL . Dry Goods Fancy Goods~ [Vhich they inte.nd t~o sell 'at very sh6rt >ro~Lg.so ats to give all a' chane to- get a. ortin.' They are enlargintg these branches f tiheir~ business, and expectc to k,eep a nuch bdtter stock 6f Dry :Goods,. *Faney Goods * An i Trimmings, han ever before. They invite a spe"cial xiamination of their'Sto'ck and prices.before naking your purchases. They also have a uice stock of Gents & Boys Hats, seIs Ld s, Boy8 &. Misses Besides a general assortment of rroceribs, Hardware, * . .., Cutlery, &c., &. Mareh 17 11 St - I will.sellat pava,te sale, one. .ouse and et in' tbg.town of .Ne.iherry,. containing ~ne acre, more or es,and now occapred >y Mrs.-E. Dansby. If not sold before ale day nert, will be offered at public out ry. -T. M. PAYSINGER. March hi 11 St. Assigne's Notice. By vitue of an order fr'om his' Honog, leorge S. Bryan, United St3tes Dbio jourt Judge,' as Assignee of th'e Estai ot 'h omas >Ellioer-Banki-upt,' I will sell at rublie at*don, af, Newhterry;i C; H., &:.., 31 the -Choses in actiong belopging .to the aid $"tate,.on blopdpy the. 29th Mar-ch, 869. . ' 'R- L. LUTHER. NEW STORE At the SIGN of THE RED FLAG, C, C, IIIE & CO. WhQlesale and Ret11. c. C. CHASE & CO. Fine Assortment '(e,Cakes. C. 0. CHASL & Co. 300 Bushels Choice Seed Oats. C. C. CHASE & CO. 600 Bushels na;, .Q .-CHASR1&OL Bacon, con, :lacon. C. C. CHASE & CO. Peach Blow, aiid Other Seed Potatoes. . ( C CS 'AS & CO. Mackerel an packag tr $uit. C. C. CH ASE.&CO. Mess Pork for , Family and- Pantation use. 0.. C. CAASE & CO. Extra Liverpool and : ', a - ... CLAE &CO. Fresh Arrival " ; - Family Extra, and Super Flour. C. C. CHASE &,X Kerosene-Oil and Adamantine .Candle C. C. CHAS Easte and other: iay C. C. C$ ASE CO. Special attention called to onT stock Sugar, '9offee,. .Tii a3LdM'olasses; -ssr02:: Ce2.>CHASE&kCGnw $uga Cured, Canvsesd And oVher: HAMS. a c..aO GoIAs & CO.' ~Don tforgt to call. beforea,pn. eaing,elsewheore. We .rop t1 40 tddesold. .**. - - M qhSign of thle Red Fag. srh17 1I;tf. New Millinuery Respefuly.infPra thp LadI.4 o New berry and ;YIPinit. thatdh sb .go,r im . tore her Spriog aspunns qf' o -.. * Flowers, l'Q wh ih she a ltesattention and 4xa dit Yb he ubsc$bs o&s a ui$ ioidii. Se ebrated:WhtwGhaet iiga for'uaYe"wlil'1 are; enga, f.oo paperior to any vbi duh.i' ever been,bropughto this distriet, a p~sp nearly' obehalf4fthe cost ot.imporiaIg and'tiow rddy&'deiely. -~ TheePi,gsr 86abeena * 1 hi residene, en3? -,ie :South of r. r: BM H,lfaerei, and four mitys fro bh4 top~ .~benig or,'l.etters may,ge,. d m eatewery C. H. 40 BAUIEEIN 'At AY26& At MANES & ATI8 je marl7lt -- All personhah#gd1etandsragah,dethW listtofmG.I Kibler, Aschf, .sebaby legally notified to.presorte the.same .og ge bfore~ ilie 10th day of Apri next, es . tilnent iir1l be'made qn sai'd'estata'at time. Those who fail to present d 4F.e. mand by that timwllhlbei* "" D. W. T. KIBL,.Mm'n'-idt - March 14 11 4t. hG F'O PABZWfS MAR10 The sb.dHtiir wrill D ) beatudh biar.9n Morl4y thefid o(May,-to vs.did young ledjes who mayv wish, to goW DqYe*. ort;FehiefWCole, Lenoir, No. .Qa.,..an will accompany them~ to the Collegis whtI* it.%R(af charge 'for his attton -Thb place Df.meedng in Columbia silI batat a birs. Saniet~ITow.send's rivate Board:.jg-. loose, inimedia tely -over shiver's Store, am. IIain Steet.~ Good accoinodatiots'lb ~he youag ladies -euuabe had t,here at;ratarei ' Rble rates Send to'the subscriber as Chqs& I. er, S. 0., for Ciruars. it.areh 17 4! 4t SAlit-DL LEAR~. 9