The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, March 31, 1869, Image 2
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Wefesday Morning, March 31, 1869.
We have received a copy of the speech or
the lIon, J. Proctor Knott, of Kentucky, de^
livered In the House of Representatives, Jan
Vary 23, 1809. Subject-"The Fourteenth
Amendment from a Legal Standqpoint-The
Late Rebels not Disfranchisod." 'Iho argu%
tout is a strong one.
Also, that of lion. James Brooks, of Ncw
York, on the Tariff. We have not had time
tW'glance at its contents.
We haro read with real p'easutro tilo in
Itructivo and beautifil adefro,s of the lon.
W. D. 'orter, recently delivered beforo the
graduatiog class of the Medical College of
the State of 8. U. Tho address is a master
piece of brevity and pith. The great under
lying and never to be forgoltou truth, that
"labor atil scif-sticrIfico- are at the battom
of all true achiveinent," Is told in a happy
vein of thought. And that ne'xt to the in,
portal trait of the physiclan, which is pulrity
of honor, should be gentleness, tenderness,
courtesy. From much Euber counsel offered
the youthful practitIoner, we extract th.O
following as applicable to all men:
"Your license does not certify that yotj
have completed your educeion ; It rather
carries with it tihe ProTise that you wl 1.L
complete it. You stand at the door of the
temple, but havo not yet entered ilie peo.
tralia, nor gazed upon the many dcli and
august tysteries tiat ie hidden tifcio
Enter witi.,rpvorent steps, in h1ttinility of'
spirit, and wilh the lovn of kno.vledigo,
burning like a vestal fire, upon the alttrs of
your hearts. Tie great philo-ioither, Sir
Isaac Newton, after rponding a life,tim-o in
the most engrossing and coinprehensive
studies, and unfolding to buimni coinprc
hension the simple law, the one conaind.
Ing principle, hat hin1ls the worlds of tihe
material universe into one grand and liar
monious system,s ni t hIt lie felt like a
little boy gathering pebbles upnMI 11he shores
of the great occan of truii. 'resinmption is
the Ladgo and mask of ignnr,inc. 'I h irily
learned are modest, wid an ntur,l to be
so; tho more they learn, the more they
realiZO how 11n10 lIt hu>r.n fNenhi, ind
bow infinito are the ttore o' hujnan Iiloti
edge,"
The Logislature -
At a hite hour on Wehinesday af(ter
noon last, after a session of four motith.
(with the exception of a few.v irief rec-s
ses, necesbary to re-n1peratil,g tie ex
hausted cnergits of its mnembems) thi.
General Asset1bly adij.irned sine die.
Whew I Inl tle sinimma)'ry of its la1st
days' proceedings, ic notice that a res
olntion wits nlopt d to nPlpropii:tW t$500
to the puri-chaC of a iew var-pet, an11d
that the old one be ttilried overl to tle
sergeant at arms. The amjount of foot
ihuiing and boot sm Ailping 111 -j It I% e
been inmelise. A ir.n new arpet
cono to the dogs in eighty eight wol k
itg days. Tiese carpet-InIggers are ti.
very de'l on carpets, to be sure. llow
great the understandiings of that hod v.
'-First tpon tho heel (.ap t hen tilon the
toe, every timue they tmnke a itn'ove they'~
jurmp ,Jittu (row-." in tihe good old dat-s
a poet, inw imi:ntortal, '-nng, "Th'ler's
music in a darikies heel, n'ailc I mna'is
to ind it out.''I" 'ldied bef.)re the
realir.nton of thait Ihope'. We ha.o ,,n.
found it out ; iL is s.hown in that threed.
bare and mueh almuised enr-pet. Unmfor
tuinate carp[et, trril hi thech-nd car
pet biagg, rs. lint they~ hatvo udj turned,
n td this glory is enough for one d1:1'
Comne ho,me, comie to tih-bosoms of voormm
constituney, ye weary, selif sacrmiicinig
lnborers, come andi( test fm-om yu toil,
ye loiils-come!
Wicth Canvention.
Th'le C'onv ent ion of ihe Circles of Prny er
convened-( in the. Methodist C hureb, New.
hierriy March 2-ith, 18Sti9. Col. RI. A.
Fair, Chamirnmn mt' thle last convent ion
introduced thet (xer-i.es by) regnetstinig
the Rev. J. 0. Lindumsc.y to cipen w ithi re
tigioux serices. Dr. GA. W. Pressly of
Cedar Spings, Alhhevjile, was elected
Chmamnan, antd Rev. 0. A. iarby, Secre
itary'. The following de-legates reportal :
Abbeville, Senior Circlo-rCol. R. A.
Fair ; Junior Zirele, D)r. W. C. Wardlatw.
JBlthlehemn Circle-- Capt. J. Johnson.
Cedbtr Spinmg Girele-Dr. G. WV. Prmes
Iey.
Cokesbhur-y Ciree-R1ev, WV. S. Blake
amed R1. Y. Jones.
Duoe West Cirec--Rv. J1. 0. Lindsey
and Calvin Pre.siey.
Green woodc Ctrclo--Gon. Jan. G illami,
R1ev. Thmos. G. Hlerbert, Maj. J. A. Le.
lanrd,,and Jas. Bailey.
,Leesville Circle-Rev. .J. A ttaway.
' Ninmety-Six Circle-Dr. 'T. S Black.
Rehoboth Circe-J. S. Chiply.
New Chapel Circle-Rev. Mi. Md. loyd,
R,ev. J. M. Boyd, Geo. Boyd, Pettus
Egyd, T. II. Adams, L.' W. Long, and
*W. WV. Waidrop.
New berry Circle--Rev. O. A. Darbiy
Rev. W. If. Lawton, Rev. J. C. Roy d'
0(o.,R. Moorman, HI. Marshall, W. 11.
Webb, L. Marshall, R1. C. Chapmttn, A.
Md. Wicker, J. A. Cihnman, S. C. Mer
chant, J. D. Hlornatby nnd T1. F. Greneker.
The Comnvention continued its sessions
with brief reCesses nntil Thursday night,
and was occupied dnring the time with
addresses from its members on personal
religion, singing and pr-ayer. 'lhe exe
eises wore umarkedi by unusual solemnnity,
and' that Catholic spirit which is a
triking, characteristic of these assem.
.blasges. The leading objects of thme Con
. eation are tihe developmnent of piersonal
ypiet@',e citltivation of christian charity,
,#irt ~ dIMuni 9f' y oung mn for use.
iJlAFM i4ehurebm. It hs certainly
uete'r of .wonder that every lover of
sntuth does: n9t ledI 4t Ms support.
T'he noble chtnitfiin gentlemen -of' ,thoe
BreApichurcies, Mo he e'#o n with us
thiese two dsys bav.e,eerdo.l~Ie4-: blos
ngia,bhinheet,
p# eWi.i of the,O0rnvention erae
cosed by .a very intereating public.
Pr-ayer m~oLing-, g.t lhjv,h misres,ses wtre
made by Rev. J. 0. Lindsey and Maj. J.
A. Leland.
The next Convention.is to be hold at
Ninoty-Six.
Exchanges.
Titn Nw Ema.morio 51AGAZINR, and the
LAND Wa LovE in their consolidated forn,
has reached us for A pril.
The addresi,. The Now EclecticMignzine,
54 Lexingion -street, tUtil I more; and Its plib
lishers aro Turnbull & blurdoci--to whom
all correspondeneo reintive to the Magnzino
ilut be uddressed. und to whose order, nil
drafts mn<-t be mado pitnable Gen. 1l11's
address Is Charlotio. N. C. The present
number contiins it rontispIec of Blismireks
and stiel a tlble of literary mtter is renders
It pecuIlarly attractive. The subscription
now Is $4.
Tu MOnNINO STa, publishen at Wil.
ingtn, N. C., by W. 11. - l1twirard, onle of
otr Spieiastt nd livelivst exchanges,eomes to
!s lblargely Inucrelat44.d1 ill isize and4 impioved
it, a ppaant t ice. We are pleasil to see tuis
evidenlcu of prospreity il tle Star. It is
now of, the iirCsL inngittiude. Its ensergetic
aid wide-awlaket propi iwor, who Jby the wity
aliso publishlles that very popular paIper, the
"C'rolin.i Parmer, is worthy of the large
success lie has aloiniled to.
I F PrIT M.'4SACI:NI, AND Diu blons.
wFi.r, both fpr A pril art received; frroi'the
ptbishter, Mr S. T.. Tiylor, Importer, 31
C . ai-st., N. Y., to witom comituniciations
for sibscripltions shoul be addretssed. The
firtt is *o per annum, the other $3, aid both
r1111 fAIly wordh the iie. To lidims, these
-fAshio0n cut1gazinles a t- i lid k1i ai blt, i111d1
io lady would lbe witliout one or both after
onice Feeing their grett value,
Tim Itiviritsi -A charming monthly,
devoted partlcuharly to youth. Tio Apil
tiher plretws a most aigreeablo table of
contents. Every Ill ithl It brings a1 story
'rom lite pen of Iliums Anderson, mid this
time is ne eiltledl -'Luck ma11y lie In i
Pin." We Il nm liot ipace it) eitnerate all
the goo:l thigs in tho liverside, mid rc
coi111tumeII tll) vail-r to smi for it to Iltrd &
lionghltot, N Y. $2 80 a year.
T,1t1: .inn1tt or Tyronapny,_Th'.n ha
thi1 lit' oft iwa4,111ifilly iprintcl gni.4rt1 ry
1publi-shl-d boy T. 11. ..:Vnior & (;o., i.
""'n11r1., Nivw York, ite fir,s 111nmmher oh
whihe isj'1sl olt. We gaiIly place It Oc
Ouir exI..;lihtto recon11 fnenit, pt mers
gi P.4 ilii 0 Ie:ti i4or it at onice. Subscrip.
tion p ivk t-1i,v A1
Tuin NLwy YOti F-IO.P.CTic roi April, coin.
tM 'ts a h:111i0 e i .i spirite-d steel ectgrav.
ing of aia Itis i i liheir, wilile its reltdi 11g mnte4
rt r - itt' I he vlio (st (i.imription, al e'tiled
I rum th , hI onretti' 'hle LEleetie is pub
li-llrd iby E It 't i on, 1(8 Fn11l-misriet,
New York. il1 *5 a1 yeakr for single coples, ot
live Copics $.20.
1its & 31&- 'est er , Iv pe Fouln-.l.r, P111htlh ela .
phlln. \Vr revvivi-I tilks wuek S1 Copy of thle
1.luov. It it, iit'c 'tily printed. ald Ie,
sides (mittling oneich 7* ueresting lad valti,
hile rendin op r the rypographer, hias ta a.
riety af spevicie-I fit cew ov%ylOpe und etcts. It
Is publishi.id lkt $1 per a ntiuil.
TIP, LAnY'A FitIEND-1ht April mil
bier of wit i .i i receivei is atraciIvo I ill
Its Ii'itlilrt-. The elirmt:t1er of Its I tI:Illlftl1
en..tra vini s, In t u ...d 1andt[ lerar I- ten(,t.
iret of th fit ord tr. It I,1 pIt'isied bv
Dlieiiio & I'te-r-in, 119 Witiu:. trect, Ph1Ihl
ilielphia, alt $?.60 per year.
Tii t 'srt'n C'ucul,An i4m to 1a.s
or Ap.nl..riebo In v f';ety o ' Ont's, am
it iinil . wiw o tvp4,gr?1l 1Io, i extc1
all''. To thil . i I- r. iIi! Cirelir. I.ilt tS in an.
0''-- Addre- j .\. o i . I.l t jl(n
mWu h lhlr. r1.5 Mio . 'in ib.- rc
51 peranmimn.
'Tim GA-A 'Zi blishAdy1i lhv Shl & Co.
198 & 5:10 lia In ,V. New Cr' lhae April
iihir at thIs amt'hly Is also eceived,
citd " t liC'iph..r."es w i le t ha of SItS"
Fraibling st Ill cotin ..:i:s iii ad ' to~ its ctlane
litin.
1lcili to h io it' A l': it.,c iiatw seo cno dhiir-,'
'i0C in m1:11 t('r ala .9t i,. beti~ lween thiis matmbuier
tiul aity of' it't j' ul.-' -.sor . Soitmi of Its
autes m lht wela'l b eI fii we t'in 1k, ith I
innt1 ter' moncepaiL'at'euthI.-- ll Siou hiertn ate.
Tria. Scijoot. I).Y V~isitrOll, aln il<ta
lediIc magiizinu Ifor tha' .cnetit , a'vt ciid tol bi.
it.L h h'I's, tave14, tIialit n.', stories. enrtions~
ibi- u.s, de , pubb-hiltetil hv. luagcoiny &
D)euker, l'til. $1 2.5 p r' an mtm-1 I lhe Aj-rIl
Tri.: StrT 'l'n Wrenst '.x a'ume.i to) us
l'io'e '. I' I, t tive- tt-w-JI:ap.-r, it keep..
Its rei i -r in.i yI ',-i m: pca -sing r-vetnts.
'fT :ci l'y t.x is t. icns bi -en sold hiv
thP. li elo anli Of -.lil h '',. er.prun
de tic of them~ - 'llhrry~' \i'en-s, a'r
acnd line' t' !io Germa,:, who hniiva
.tlno tot1.0 ica.;ttiean t., cof' tiel'tn
veiryal iht:o-, 'ct I '~ :a 'ai.b! aitu epmlt.
Thcv is c un: -. r a . i i'1 c <-i-('n
mnn' ts.'uThe,n ti-' noS' eaistons r 'rccut 11,
fresht giii' .ihoueit'd ('.,ihe m-t', rpona th'e
hold stock.'; I t . 'ill:i , of thfl e l' t-nu.
enin bootlood,c lhit i tbtle t at ina ptltlcak
t l:'oth aot hern ttIo lien; uira lit plafocm
and,5 w tillat conth(Itutei' taeo b-inng of lc'',
ia'l of itOA! tri oula eart li'i tiac culea hev
a.Ttui. Ti,:Heun o' OSpitaat naal aai. o,.--On
oWedns.t,inchl stheclSena, InWir.' ITorumbpl
fromI~ aithe iliithary 111 Comtee,t rpr t ithel
an amdmen'ty ci the naturk of a luitutple.
It propoesretn of the it .as stoecn
by a ol of e tenr 1of ollil t, bl was
snbsitislon, areh nil-win the Presi
dotor ilhatixdn telatn of remov-hi
rns:ingrt il oento Spragne tmade panother
of hipsdin peedchsi wichm heiespe.
ho ali ard that the ntyoaspoitiOenof
c'yandlsciallyba on'',i the brik f'aprCIico
Thel areto te comiteeis aofpte
tenr vote oflc 87to Ne,ipdthe bilo was
pa rssioitd. a
Wa sot lnTnog, tnh 27.-d an Itaui
Inc th ea s ixed elegotio of RepCubtiy.
roc wheatoi hi erp,siiosto tha e ofaln
Ihissippiar bil. Ist (colsad)i Orntis)favor
a plicy mnidreradg M'airippt hsimilar
ine for hirrinia. -Mastery Heatvdt
rArdn CVIubanh noairp,din t Irset
,Th e i'nintons caoe tohaet tosee
ilpradere' uto th abslut eel In tile
oenureofdf. c Ac.Netr oues
in e es tns to-dapt ovnintc
was Thotav thro the headcad insbt n
LOCAL ITEMS.
-0
We are informed that (D. V.) Episco
pal services.will be held In the New berry
Lutheran*hurch, on the first Sabbath
in April. Rev. Edward T. Walker,
ofliciating.
Thousands of tons of Guano and other
fertilizers have come into our district
for the next crop of cotton. The like
has never before been known. Cotton
and gnano-guano and cotton-are the
absorbing thoughts now. We hope
that our farmers may not be 1114(10 bank
rupi by this step, neither sufl'r any
pecuniary loss, but it would bo calas
itous siould tihe ensiuing supply of cot.
tonI prove io great in the South as to
bring (lhe staple to its ininiutin price.
Solomon fays something to this effet
"dint thu man iwho hasteth to be rich,
takoth uto himselt a snaro."
A LAsNT.-The following lament by
an unfortunitejuryman will find a place
in mliany a heart which has suffered and
bled in the cause here lately. Of c4urse
it is not untderstood or known by the
mnjority of our readers, that we have
court here about every other day, and
that the natbbing or grabbing process is
so frequent andI conmon, that the lan
who venttires outside of his door without
snlleint cause is set down as ono who
has fully determined to face tho music,
and die, if naeed be, in the cause of his
conitry. There is scarcely a man ol
Imuines rnnge who venttires out with
out fear nnd treimblhng, as for us, we
take. We know of one individil, and a
man who never feared before, antid who
would beforv the days of these tecoi
struction magistrate courts, have faced
a lion, who I rfusld to go to his own
shop to take a job of wot k, because he
thought the person wanting him had a
summons for him to sit nai a joror. ut
hear (he lament of our friend.
"I'm sil(Ing on the Jury, Mary,
woold I were by thy side,
This mno March morning. ghd And bright,
As when I made you ily brbde,
lIe gratitied me on the street
The C cik Ienlied oil'. my iamine;
I told him you were sick, Mary,
But they boxed m11e a11 the same."1
Ihn't it ten ible?
Wino is tirr-Is there a little boy in
town by the tiamo of "Uli Damyer ?"
If there is, we have failed to discover
him, Hind yet the cry is constantly heard,
"ULi iIr)yer." If lie is here, wi hy (o't11
he appear. We are satislfid it would
ho a satisfaction not only to tlie
bo0ys who so earie.stly cll for him, but:
to the people Oin the street if 'ULi' will
1inily nnswer to his name, it would save
the trouble of cnlling r.w him any Iore.
It's nit ugly naite iny h.w, anil we areo
not it all surpri.ed that these little boys
fail to receive a respon)iso to their tall.
Perhnial it will he better if they stop
enilli 'g on him n y more.
Not feielin;; sa,t ilfid abhout this t hinig,
er it wvas I he namte of ai boy or not, we
dlete:i tnedl since wvitting thle abov e to
etqiuire of little chap just otnly knee
high t.i a duck, wi hat it mneanit, anid
retnder will you believe it V hec tlhl tus it
was nto hoy3s' nam afe al, butt atn oath !
Tink of it, ye p'arenlts. Do, you me
imembier. wvhat the Rev. S. Leard, the
stimtday Sebl ) Agenit saidi was doneo to
the lit tle boy wvho was guilty of using
:ike bad laiigunzge. Stomie of you may
niot remiemtber, and somei may not have
htear.l ii ; wvell, it was thtis the father of
that little boy took a piceo of soap, someW
wvater andt a towel, and washed tha1
boys' dirty mouth out cleani, and then
gare himn such a thrashinig as he never
firgot whlile Ite lived. Can youa not
treat somne of youtr boys to a similar
dose ? May he then we wotuld not he-ar
atny lmore calls for 'Lii,' and ma ny other
dirlty ex pressionts, wthiich shock thle
passer by on theo street, and wvhichl
causes htimi to stoip andl inquiro "htas
that little boy atny parents." Look to
yotur childlren, tiothers andl fathiers.
Tue htainnaar, ko. -Then subject of
Imminigrtatioin is somewhat quilet jtst now.
lut fewv new engagemenits will be made dtir
i ng t he enisuinig Stinguner. - The idefiatiga.
ble buasinessa agent, Mr. F. WV. Irugge.
imatnn, is at presenit etigaged in viiing the
vatrioius plianttations of' our DI)strict, where
the Germtan a borer is emtployed, for' the
purposec of adjusning aniy ditllcicltics tht
mnty have arisent betaweoeniployers and
employees. Mr. Brtuggetman Is imakinig
preparatIons for a large buisiness in the
Fall ; lie Is coinfident tat the restults of the
presenit year will warrant an extensive in-.
crodtiton into our DIstrIct of thte Gcrmnts
laborer. The natural prejutdlees overcotie,
en both sides, a daily iincreasing inuterest
mnust ensue. Every Ititelligent person is
awaro of the prejtidice that existed amtong
the Europearn petasaistry lowards the South,
b?eenuse of her peculitar Iistitution anid ex
eltisive stn ple produets ; hu t one of thosn
causes no longer exIsts-.and the princip:il
dimctiltyv, Is experIenced byv the eimployer,
whlo has to combat against the laborer's
tnnequiaintance wvith his langunage, which
necessar-ily forces the employer to fot ego
mutch case, &c., it htis effort to explaIn anid
Instruct. flut the obstaceos of the first
year overcomie, the tIde of ImmigratIon
will flow In greater volume.
We are gratified to learn that, as a rule,
the laborer ha well freated. Int many in,
stances they taiko theIr meals fromi the em
ploye r's table, while some are suipplied wIth
rations, whIch they dressthiemselves. They
Are well sheltered. Int some places they
have new houses, 'whIle In othora, thte ne.
gro quarters have been very comfortably
fitted up for them. The w'ages of farm
,ha.nds are .$0 per 'm0nth,...(with steady
emnplo'ymint). "v o ry t Ii i n g.- dop.entds
upon the issue of the present- year. We'
have a country nicely adapted to white Ia
her, and should this Gormtan prove hImself
"master of the *ltmaton"~-making "two
blades of grass grow, where only ono gre
before," great and mutual prosperity wil
acrte-to the proprleor in the 'enhanced
v4iue of bla lands, and increased supplies
and to the laborqr, better pay, moro com
fortablo living, &O
Tho amount of wges now obtained is
quite as much as circuutstances fwant, but
properly.appreciating "all things" we looki
forward to the near future with a well
grounded hope for large successes to our
people.
SPECIAL.
We are pleased to learn from Mr. Brug
geman, Agont of Immigration that he will
shortly pubiih a series of articles upon mat
ters gorman6'to the great question of ImMIT1
gration.
h1r. William F. Namce desires to collect his
Books together, 1anil will be very iutelh
obliged to personls who h1avo theml inl pos
session, if they will leave them either at his
oflice or Mr. Johii U. Carwiles' house.
We call speelid attention to the advertise.
ment.or tle agents orthe Eqoiitable Lie As.
Ruran.ep Society. Call and get an explama.
tio(j of tie Tottti Dividenidsystem. There
is no better Inestment of money.
.Friend Wright, of stove and tinware
fame, will accept thei junior's thanks for
a (l.tiig pan. Tho dust-pan and brush
Mcmplieto tihe tidy housekeeper's cleans.
ing tipparatuis.
Lawrence is not dead-neltler is Ie asleep
-but le's 'setin on the jury.' He'll be
ie1ird from next week.
Inl laddition to the many good things to
40 head it t,awrence Slarshall's, is a nice
jInality of the lojon.
Fo sundry little baskets and packnges of
Naster eggs, beautifruly dyed and varlously
mbellbihed with croses nnd crescents, are
6vo ludebied to several lady Friends who
kindly remembered the little ones at home.
Those in noeel of pure lantlily dyes, for
1xilir perllmilienlt enl(Irs, will do well to cnll
V'ery early lpon Messrs. Pratt & Fant, who
lave seetred a supply of the celebrated
AN1ip"nc Dyes. No moore fears need he felt,
'or %%fith these dyes your colors are "fast."
The "Berargrass" is ilte tuost savorv han
hat- canl 1o s"imrved np for yoor Saidwiches.
'enider, juicy and ukei l-tvored, it mu1%st scat
sfy evi epieireant taste. Mr. A. Ilarri.4
IIIs a few left fron a large supply recently
>rou1ght to ilds +i rke-.
Chase haq, at his large grain,litv and feed
torn, at air of qnnnmoth scales. Thcy
vere ne'arl vIa week conting from Columbia
o Newberry. It is lreuiniablo that their
imense bi.e nevounis for iheir tardy ari
,al. They are here, however, and will weigh,
ruo to it fraction, iaythinig fromt a baby to
--ousel
Wright has all the celebrated cookig
toves, bit ione surlm-ts she Leader. We
peakc from practical experience, having
iersoail1v tested its Ietils, while ti'vinig to
'et the "hang" of the etilinary nrt. It's
e"oI thing to speak froil exp.'rienlce, to
Iave anl Aequaiuntauw'o %iih iho e'iemnistry or
oinon m hin,%t -'it' I-, .,,ood reader ? So
oil 11111y, ir ynt lvloa., t.ke our uotel for
r, that the e'adtr i (:1e cook-Stove, I'ar
xcellence.
II.%vY You .Sr- T,11:0?-Those beanlti
i) I.Ifliex g.lit-1 .in.1 balnorals, at th1.
li0e 1ousI- of*i A G. A hi. T!:1t p'liee of
hoe mn, .\; ). :nis. wIhm wv-illes there,
md hbv th'. way, w <- tah-' ; I getti1g up
lt''pant shov.4, canknoll h..:-Ir;..-W&1, trIl..4 .Is
haa time astoak n:i in slt', i.'l- innlsogne,.
ine beatter tlea,t s.ver-u' nn-i h:a i og ' eaimned
liase of titlum wv.- ii e I tht cin ti ci tae'i i4
lct e'x:mjggeri.etee. lt e ,.i. e- e .'i' te tang.
to'i ot t:..n' gentl~e.i.''ti1 , '.:d- ir, anti tie'
o iet'.l.
Dtncrm'Nc Fat 1'- -.2 a' , . S tace'
ltin,inrul I itnne.-;;hle's tbnpte -Ph'o.e
'h-te enni he in-C. eim her' btradcs or ini tie
ill. at' with ii !eed ini the drh-in mil int-:
tuinee is it to ha. lottahed lualnderLi a sid , ciur
tilO()Im'S ulphetIias mops-ahe ssing pro:tanes
preclyN growan -it doe5 nt tire. Exposeaa
ot great advann tage, ats it aab'orbs ammt ni
a troitn the anmonsphmere, rain und lew --it
inlg establishetd that a large qanutity of
on-ntina: per aicre is evolved durinig the
'ear Iromu these soeirecs.
Am: utpplicationi eof- two hunaired ponndls per
ereC is conidelreti suftfilent for crops, bait
x' perienced planters r'eport three hutilredl
oitis ptemr acire aas rep:tying the o-ulay
tigh: neanninig o:n few acm-es, beitng tl,e mnost
les,rrable inider ouar anaaged lhtbor systein.
l'rofessor Guarles U. Shiepard, in a recenit
):pert, say's:
"l'he lantler wiil nevcr obtain the best er.
'eel of attileil f'ertilizers tuntil lao itncorpo,
atecs thtemc lartgely with comiposts of stabtle
enIi ate, ve-ge-table mu tck tand wood ashes.
'tne idea ft itu<ting to a few hucndred potundts
) ite acre of even the baest f'ertilizer-s seems
il-xt to absuitrd to the Northern or' Eureope.
c.n A' grleiturtist, whio tinikas nothing ot' en:
initg thae saute area n iih ten cr fifteen
oatnm it sennd coinpost."
I'lXTanututlNAuYf A ND I"ATA i, i,MICe
X oNo; ('nim.ies. -Th'le Autgustaa Chrmoii
Ie nnd Senutinel learns froma a genitleman,
rho lives near the vilinge, that a faital
Tidenneiit is nowit prevniahg in. Sanduers.
tilk-, atni which h:as, so fare, bailied th:e
akili taf the maedicial fr'aternmity there.
"crm Sunday tmoring to 'iTuesday eve
noag, it 55nyS, we lean thlat thecre were
aotL'n dleaths ina the village, nail childrietn.
P1he doctors saty that the disensae is an
ntia.imtionci of' the tineitrnie coveing the
n-ato, thue symteptoms rese'mibiing very
itmehd thntse' o,bserved itn conagestivye cihills.
Ilhe attck uisutlly begins witha a feeling
amd ilawer limtibs, an:d it: a fiews hcotrs th:e
Ilsease runo its course. In n:early every
~ase death has ensued rapidly.
F^tsv'. IIAIn.-Trhe lBishop of New
Jersev, it mas said, hias given notice that
to will refuise at confirmation to lay his
Iandcs upon the piles of false hair and
bigneons wh:ich disfigure the heads of so
nltay young ladies seeking adm:ission to
bie chumrchm arid communion. Thel i aving
iof sacriedl hsanids at the altar upon so
nueh rubbish gathered fromn the four
~ornters of the earth, intste'ad of tile
enihinl ntumral hair or head is dleemed
olfenrce to the law acid gospel oh' the
buitrchi.
Th'le femIale princeipal of a young ladies'
actemiar in: London cnres the innum:m
~rable Ccae of "falling in: love" that oe.
nmr am:ong h:er pupils with: close con
nmenet anld doses of sen:na ten. She
nays thes ten never falls. Somietitmes time
irl' gives in afteor a few doses, but
ianalily it takes two or three days, andi
at onte caso she was a wh:ola week efict
ng~ a enrme. For a schooi-girls "talf love''
the dmeelnros thore Is nothin:g like sennia
Lea.
The0 friends of sgrietturah Improve
rnent In ichland District, are respect.
rtliy Iivited to meet ina Cohitmlbia, at
D~arohina Hall, on the first Monday, be.
ng 5th.day of April, In order to form a
District. Agricultu:ral Society, and to
iniake a suitalo.res sonse to the prop .
tition of-h U:.4bbovIllhe D)istrict Ag ricul
Lurua) Society to hold a Stato A gricuit::
ral ConventIon, It: Golumrbia, on the
28th da of Api n, ron,. tu.- lani
DoN'T Oitow .Dl-Thero are those
who never grow old-some upon wholn
Lhe frosts of winter,or tlie heat of summtrer
fall harmlessly, who without wealth,
beauty, or superior Ihtellect, yet always
are attractive, always aought after- 1i
what consists this wonderrul charh
Not in any great physical or .mental
gifts, nor In a particular regard for dress
-no-the secret is a happy temper, a
cheerful dlipostltion, d spirit ever looking
off tho "11lver lining," to the clouds of
life. I once knew a dear old -lady,' from
fiom whose llps no one ever heard un.
kindness or anger-~she posmessed the
mantle or perfect charity, and even If any
acquaintance did a worng, or committed I
stio indiscretione, inay, even a dishoeost
action, though her pure soul condemned ]
in secret, she ever tried to find some I
excuse, som11 plea for these.improlprieties.
She atod on the priuciple embodied in
those beautiful, yet si.nple lines, "Speak
genitly"-while she endeavored to fold
her mantl routYd lill, and screen thei
from further ill. In1tellecet is f-urely a
great gift, arid often compensates for it
lack of comelincss. Beauty i-k attractive
indeed ; one of our best wr iters has said t
-'-"There is a nameless fascination about
beauty, that wins without an effort, and a
obtains credit for everything else." But
the charm of agreeable manners, of a
charitable disposition, of a sunny temper,
will outbalance all others-and it is this
peculiar charm which keeps some persons
always young.
C
A Curous Discov Prit -A Rivin Umai
THS ROCKY M,otNTANs-Trubner's Re' r
cord contains a cuiieos letter from Mr.
George Catlin, the celebrated American I
traveller:
Mr. Catlin, the,\meneriennr.ethnographist,
whose extensive tinvels have led him
i
through thle M ld&st nud rudJ(est scenery It
in Acerien, his Wried his attention, for t
several years past,from the Indians to the
rocks, and has mad in these studies
voyloges to South Ameri., to the Rocky s
Mountains, tie Andes, and tie Antilles, L
the results of which lie is prepai-ing to ti
publi-sh in a work entitled "The Lifted 2
aid Siibsided Rocks of America, with $
their Inflntictices n the A tmospheric,
Ocennic, and Land Currents." And one
(if the striking feattires of tie book seems
to be, to quote his own wcids, 'the dis.
covery of i river tiler tie Reeky Moen.a
tis my t tillv-. i: ger than1i tihe Missis
sippis lc1gtl, kld ding t'niogl tire
clean and nst eIe ky 4 1:1hrs of the up- 0
heavel nimilitairs " it hoit the losses by '
alhtivi:rl absorptins and solar eva- ora
t ion which diminish Valley rivers, it
lnke: alon0ig inl its cOrse the siikiig
stre:im1iis n i la1k1r's of the morti itiis of F).
Mexicts, aitl with them'l, perhaps, by a a
hiudred mmmnths in its deep bed, de- sn
boelies isei ito tle Caribbean sea
and the tuf of mt-xico."2
lorimwttis oF ca's si'-Rs.- W hen ai
nI1 mt611akes a Ihbit (ef hrrowing your 26
ie1Wspaper. You may1:1% lee sure theTe's It
,Crw ltmoe smev% here. lie is eitho
1e11) imr (1' too imean to biry onre ; if the
former, lhe it ih- Lave rn.naebed tie depths
of plixvt v, itn1i1 tire fart becoiniig linown
woul.I it itre Li er :li ; if the l.tter, 1
the ..o m vr %,ot bire:ik !u4i-ir s i; h hrrr I
ti.e bettrr, f. there is eit risting him,
ri i. e u mtri tiews tpers nre so chap,
C Ih.v mant evvrv bl y 1 is O. pa eI-,
rird rf Ire ennc't wil.l gee withroutt. Therec. c
is ar (.veier: piriov.:rh c hiebi a:ny's : "W b.m el
.tanict IN i r . rnrgle feer, norie hinel, e ('
-nt- nr :c c nc, b.s' Iii M. i'- h;imt n hurir-ecv
inr . ()'e cHik co r''u eii.r et - e in
e1 h.n.i!!.tny fe .r a irper, thi-e ysu
'ccc va e.r.dciit b...i ,e 1,mbisi, and
havre , fe iereba ce ofC esenlii i.; t her oth . LI
os of hris S:innri0iej' aj..-tr
A i:,I EiTi si .- it i.t till y f(ori one t
inmginie thart a, ver'.isitng "don,r't. pary," or
I'etarneve'r wnrs dceptionr mcore comiplete. P't
Newsiaerhers are inctemecledr to bie thre ime- n
dirium through whihb inimai tiationr is imr sil
hernrt td to thr epuhtie, nn rd eaich adcve.r. SE
1 is'erint mteet. ther eve ref tvarny', put'.-S
ehaneers. As nr pr-"e tical emnrrste attion
of Ou r casser tion, we wdt1l pulAish tire foil
Iccn inig, sniul to bie true in each prartietn
Iar.
An enciterperisieng firmr in the teowni of s
lMtinouiith, i (01 cotenced( butsiness iin
thrat lane aifter thre swnr, with arc errpIitae
of fouin teen dollars, anid their barnk nc
con t duirring the mthe i of Jlcanrnr'.
foertedi til forty-e 'i-.ht thourisa nd drollars.
Whlen nake'd thle s'e -'- el thirt success, lT(
tire reply, .uN ''p-i ,ei's ink." 'Vi
I'hi impojberta'nce of photrtograiphy int legal
proccedinrgs hans rcetly b' eeti iilusttrated E(
in Eniglanrd. An appclicartioni wias made
feit letters of admritsnsrtionr to the estate
of a piersoni whoi mainy y'ears ago lead
gone to Autstraliai, atnd had not been after ]
wards hrear'd frotm. No diirect evidence
,wns furrnishred of' his dleath, but two tnen
idlentilled at ' iihotograrph pos'sessed by'
the sur'vivinig btrothrer of tire one 5tn'pposed
to be deadi, tas tire por'traitL of a muan whom
they, nabout ac certain date, bried on a
hill side at tire gol(l digeineg. Th'iis evi
dlenrce wras conid(ered suitlcient.
.AIy'eer D)'riroff' meakes a dlistirne.
temt thius: ''Taco murchl wihri.kt' is too "e
noch,but too march lnger beer i.i shoost
right."
"Dr. .John Biull, tire patenit'tmedlicin ir
man, of Lcouisville, returned an income "
of $140,000 last year." Every dollar of
it mtado by adiVertisinig. 'tm
TJheO Charleston Gourier announces i
the deathi, in thiat city, on Stinday, of
(Jdorel Allnn Matferlnrh, President of
tire Cheeraw and Darlington Railroad.
Tihe resolstion recently introdtucd
intoc the legislatiure, in suspend the writ
of habieas corpustt, in Newherry and oIlier
counrties is imb leiritely postponed.
Threre are a thousand pretty, engag.
tig little w- ys whieb every person amay
put on ar ute beineg dleemed eitherA
afl'ectedl or feijcpish. p
.A society foer the protection of babIes,
in Ia ais, gives meedrals to tihe mrost care.
feul nutrses,,anid to mtothier, wthio stickle 'rJ
their own mifats.
Wen hear of an indiana doctor whlo
lived sixty day13s without food. We'll
wager a two-ent nlckle cohn he "'as
or,ce arn editor.
4VYagon-Bo,x, Mike, Fatty, and Stom-.
ache, wtere tire four leaching bells ata
ruIgt.ball at F'ort Benton Nowy Year's
Mon wino don't advertIso "because it
ddnr't pay," generally go Into bankrutpt.
cy, or somnet hing worse.
*"Mr. DanIel bns miarried1 Miss Palmer, C
the actross." Another illtnatration of
''Dannie In the lIons' dhen."
Nashvillo has a hog four years old ,
which weights I ,768 potndr.0
Thte Pa,.is hie.ne. .h.. pani th,k , rI
WASHINGTON, March 28.-In t h o
House, under the regular call, was in.
trodned bills Incorporating the National
Land Comp.any, to provide homesteads
for immigrants and freedmen in the
Southern States; selling the Govern.
ment property at Plymouth, North Car.
olinn ; puanishing unconstitutional oillce.
holders; forfeiting curtain lands granted
in Louisiana for railroad purpomes; ap.
')ropriating $20,000 to the Charleston
Sisters of Mercy, for services rendered
Union prisoners. A substituto to the
5enate bill re-organizing the Supreme
Jourt, passed. Adjourned.
The President has nominated George
1arle, First Assistant Postmaster-Gen
ral ; Wil. R. Olentenan, Collector of
tovenuo for the Second South Carolina
)istrict.
lonest men are easily bound, but you
an never bind a knave.
Plantaion Bilitors cures Dy'spepsia.
Keep no more cats in the house than
rill cathl mice.
Plantation Bitters cures Feve and Ague.
War nakei thleves, and Peace hangs
Iem.
Plantation Bitters cures Liver Gomplaint
nd Nervous Headache.
Timo is a file that wears and makes no
Oise.
Plantation Bitters cures the effeots of
slpation and Late Hours. .
Better have one plow going than two
iadIes.
Plantation Bitters are an antidoto to
haunge of water Diet.
'ools and obstinate people make lawyers
lh.
Plantation Bitters Purify, Strengthen and
wrigroate.
A kind wifo makes a faithful husband.
MAGNOLIA WATICn.-Superior to the beat
nported Gormun Cologne, and sold at half
te price.
Tho Emperor of Russia guts $25,000
lary a day ; tio Sullan, $18,000
napoleon, $14,210; the Emperor of Aus.
-il, $10,050 ; the King of Prussin, $8,
10 ; Victor Emiannel, $,340; Victoria,
6,279 ; Leopold of Belgitm, $1648, and
resident Grant, $8 5.
INTRtUIsTINa TO CoNSUgPts Or g .
L,ouIsiana paper says: "A mothor
id her child werenceidentlly ground
p in Bogg's Sgar Cane lill lIst week.
'e regret the Acci(lent nts tihe qlality
uar furnished at this place itas bee'n
lry good."
COMMERCIAL.
E%"W YOaRK, Mnrcl, 29.-Cotton stearly; sales
300 bale, at 28, a 29. Flour-.uperflcue State,
5 a 0 39; common to fair extra Southern, 0.75
i 21. Corn unclae-d. Gold 31j.
AuoUSTA. March 20.-Cotton market dull;
les 14 I billes-inddiding 27J; receipas 106.
C11AntRLsrCSON, Marchl t9.-Col tonl open'd quItet
It cLoel Pative; sales 1,000 bales-nldfings
1; receipts 354
LivICRPooL, March 29-Evening.-Notlhing
ILu 'in cotion.
NxwniiY, March 3'.-Cotton active-25 to
ICES CURRIENT FOR NEiERRY MARKBT
CORIIECII'D WEEKLY.
...... . ............. 1 0 a 'Z8
.1............................. 0 2.5
LUON, IItImS .......... ............ 2 2 a 23
" Shdie: ...... ....... .... a 20
.Shoulers. . ......................... 1 2 18
i , Co.. .,.------.. -----....... t a 12
- ail.......------................ 25 a 3.25
-1')------------... ..................6 02 a 28 i
(..... ...d...........--....... .... ..o125
A i.Se........... .....,........a a. 60
Ugr................--....,0n12
DIGSS S ... .................................n,00
JN N ede ..... .....i ................ .. 2 g
lb................,............22 n 2
A. Kerl-',. p-.--.-.--............. a a 8'
"A Ne* or1ie ,b............7,25
Swolen Srups11.............100
Cr'S ............................. a 1
.iKrpoi-.-.----............75.a 8'
IA!0...r..per.h...-..........07,10
II Sweet,aperyhu.-.-......... a2.001
0G.-- ...------....--...... a .12
..r............................. ..... a 10
L I, ivroo--.............. 1320
ClAP . - .--.----........... 1001
"GR Ofn ---................ S a 820
Rnmfl .-..... ............200
I~ rowh..................a1.0
Scot....................0.2,0
GIARC, Chedil -m-- ---....... 40 a 20
".IS Powered ....g o..---...... 22 1
")Co,'eeC ----.- ---........ a 10I
", i"kExa.... ....... 2 0l:
G, Drown.......,.............2 7t
)1liOt tChewing and Smoing 40l ai2.0
nra ier..--.-u-----..-..........a75 Com0
El A TS.1 died Muton Poli....y hodr 510
Ch);ikensf,.. bc. .. .p .20 3d 1
s,T l permaemlt.Ic.ea.e.- -.--..... 20 A
d.T he peomst n sucedsutiond frim it
Ii.1'h Lredutualo Lpfeiunsufrane or
re yeqarery,seie.u
tiTo the permatiot Lurao the bm ofyar
Which premIus ae to hb paid.o yar
ILAS JOHNSTONE
AND
WM. F. NANOE,
lfarchg 81 13 tf Agents, Newberry, 8. C.
FAMILY DYES,
Prepared on the best priniplo kniown to
nerleang, F"renmen and( English Dyers, for p
odueing
F1ast Colc>rs..
seso arc
Aniline Dyes,
mnpies of' whIch can be seeni at
PiRATT & IFANT'S Drmg Storo.
March 31 18 tf, - l
DEPiUTY COLLEdror'S OFIcE
Newberry, So.'Ca.
NOTICE.
I will sell to thi ePa Wwe
I., op 8aturd ~iay, t0eltdet N Api r,~
.Thirty-five Gallons of Corn ra'
Whiskey. - si
0
orawo. less, Frete anld forfeite bldi proess o
Mfarch ali TiY 'ollector,8l D)ist, S. a
V
GOODS FOR THE SEISON,
The Colebratod Prinooss Kid
Gloves.
Silk Glovos, Lislo Gloves,
Black Silk Mitts,
Borogo Shawls,
Black Laco Mantillap,
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas.
For sale by
CARWILE & McCAUGHRIN.
March 3113 tt.
LAMPS, SHADES, &C.
An assortment of-.. fardome
and Useful Kerosene Lamps, Burn.
ors and Chimneys, -
Now Patterns Lamp Shhdois,t
The Hurricano Lantern-a now
and useful invention-cannot be
extinguished by the wind.
For sale by
CA RWILE & McCAUGHRIN,
March 31 13 tf.
ce Co CHASE .C.A..
AGENTS FOR
2R[I, BOWERS 'O,
fanufactirer's of Stoves aid Pot
Waro,
RICHMOND, Va.
Invo received a few of their Sam.
ples--Call and see thom,
50 barrels
FLOUR.
kt Charleston Prices.
C. C. CHASE & CO.
Sugar and Molasses,
At Redured Prices.
C. C. CHASE & Co.
]heapest Meat in the
Markets
M5 CENTS WILL !UY. 8
GOOD MACI(EIREL, at
0. 0. CHASE & Co's.
300 bushels
Prime white
1.35 Per Bushel., Sack
Includedj.
('. C. CHLASE & CJO. -
ates t New York News:
ook Out I I Look Out .!!
ook Out~ I I Look Out ! !
"Gv 8 a ts ;.wtt oCeeks."
"riemost es *ri" F4rckles."
COSTAR'S
THlE
lIter-Siyeet and Orange Blossoms,
~All Drugglets in Newborry . p. as Iit
"COSTAR'S"
;andlard Prepar'atioo
-ARE
Costar's" Rat, Roach, &e, Elermninatrs,
'ostar's" B1ul Bhg Rxteri'nators,
Costar's" (only pure) Insed ?owder.
8 vea- rs estlsei Now Yrk."
:2.0~ ~o niaul Flska mnaoturu diatyn
'All Druggists pt Nowy erry C. 1H., 8011 themt."
idress
"CosTAn, 10 Crosby St., N. Y.,
r, .JIIN F. H EN RY, (Successor to
DEMAs BARNEs & Co., 21 Path
Row, N. Y.
Sold at NEWBERRIY C. H.
For Sale
One Fine Horse,.
AND
One Ironi Safe.
The sutbierther offers for sale a fine har.
ss and Saddle Hforse, and one HIerring's
atent F~iro ProoF iron iFr. Low if ap
led for soon.
Mareb al113 St. . . IfiiAJ
WARNINGs
Alt persons are warned not to engage the
lmigrant faimilies, Johannes, M arnul,
>z.ynaen and Joi,nnes Cozynson, or memv
ara of theo said families..
Anyono hiring thenm wIthout, frst 5'ling
air dobt, will be prosecutedl to the lul ex
Agent or the Jminlgrsiion Sflpiety.
Mach3811 I t
NOTWE
Noi,o. Is hereby gIven, .hat, at, the ex
raioni of three n, ths Iromu this datec, ap
loatlon will be 'in t I1a Wushiin
e w O)rleani Taoedapj h di'm' 1
iWal of' Oertiflogo - of' T W oftt9
00ok, .li 8aid .00 ,~ ( , ' eii te a.m.
Ii- b- Boyd, dihI 3dI. March, 181to, and
Oreukatd 1 --the o 1rgta b. .hin bejen