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NEWBEIRY, S.C. Wednosday Morning, April 7, 1669. An Agrldaltbtal"Olub. fin a cammunication front "Farmer" fit thie week's issue, ani' to wltcl~we t:all par. 1icular attent1on, the iluestion is asked, why we ofti,s District hAve taken to steps to. wartds the fortuntlon.of an AgrictiturnlCInb? nnd Anl appeal made to tn to present the ita and Air up to.!ida of the people to 8 t1atter of $o great importaico. Why swlh an association does not exist, or rather why it 1h08 not been taken hold of by the plAnters of this dis-let, na has been done In other districts, la In ttter of surprise to us, with the ttieroas examplem which are pre.etcled. The 4m1pot lance of suoh enbs eniot be doubtd; tivy, are a vital lio. Ce.6itY, atId we cilenot blut believe that now the iden is Presetted, by one of thtimseives, In so practical and pfula'n tnsannter,.tlat onr farmers will see the necessity, and at once act opon it. Tie most flooriehlng- and wealthy district in tihe up-country, And one which staids so higl in Icommerela creilt ahmtid, surely iie'd hot be nshaned, or t-ather should mdl'.J vn for belind. the age in this respect. W(C*,omIIIA-Ila. "Fiain'er's oJi4n1ion1s to comfhinrailon, i e covers the ground fully, aid It needs that. %we say nto Mnore Is tato lite good wiclhl nOist reailt from a naove of' ilis hinl. We respect rull sag. gea thena, that soame of our aptromin II ae11 t pai . era m'et ami determilno at dly ont whiclh a uIIo ij meetiIg be elllmd, Aid notify its of the fract, that ilae ntiotice ma1ty be given. Su3ar frcm 'Borghum.. Any scheme lookiatg to the nilvlace nent, of Agrictiltmnal interests and the prosperity of tte cottntry ihuild be well loiked iito, saind enicournged, when fouid feasible. Wo %%re Ito less surprised itn pleased at Selitip, dain a g thte pnst veek,nt the .toro of Messrs. Mointmat & Gn., sPe'OIimtns of Stngatrs madic tt Oreetiville, S. (., from tihe Soaglitn Unite. These Sugars are hen tifil, ami compia favornbly in color, briglhttess wil sweetnmss. to thi- best refined ever tinde, Alil it is assci ted that tiey eln be ontale at at mnch les.; rate thOn the prices rti;ig for (he imported artielo. The Syrup also f i f i d iis 1h lvor. LUt. tie wa% it tho0uighat or kiowni a few years ago, of Sorghimi-even thoi, so tn. portan at mi.tiele in ngrictltural economyi -that the .4system of mantiif:eitre woul ever he I.roight to ils present iei fect coanlditio, nid yet it is so. 'I'he L,onis. vihlo S> go U-.npny have brolugh t abont no haptpy n result, anld to day it is con. fessed titat as god, ' anl cbenper Sugar aid Sytup, ell be workel ont of the Smrghn, nt a tie best import-d. We nIow nIot Iow%. lilig te (;reenville titi has beenl li perntin, but tho proof is, that it is an necotmpli,hod f-!et. Anid if Grcenville can enrry out sueh a feature, why cnamotl Neherlt -' We bielve shritI it enn tnad wvill be dene. Maf. W. ii. P'assmonre, whou r'eprese n t lie I.oaiisville t.'omanyta3, nnil whio 1< atk ig this State lais btiase of opeaations, v iaited tns du rtng the paaf1veek. i1s lahiect is to sell the tight for these iis. TIh.se i iterested coatnsee the samtp~les of suag-tr at the store nhaove tie'ntionedi, aind also an engraviag oft the wotiks itt I4anisville, nand gain froam the latter-n p lrettyi f,air iden of the mtoduts oor:tdi. A WVholo Bri:k. ltriek~ l'omteroy sayts :"Coran is scarce int the Sontth, the dem.andbengfo w.. Ilong willthe eopl of thtt nectioai lhe i'lt.tenit to raise cotton for thet Newv litglandi mtatinafituriers rather thoan prtovi.iitts fttr thaeir owtn consntuption. It strikes nta na~ poor~ plicy to starve our self to dleatha for te putri ose ef enrichintg Manyof ouietlers~ have "lliek on1 thaeiuu beii, "i ani we haope thint the abiove. i,it it Ill sna ike t hIem fu'riblly. It is thae bes. t h'ilk Piimaoy has thaiown 0o11 for suineia t iine, iandi ti few moraiie of thle sanue suort nontd hn ot he lti is. A CIIr.IiTAnt1.0 Woitgi -VThe well -earnedl repnaittunt lit the C..aroInntu Furmetr fas tinity n.taine ica n thestalO n t.eaatco anda contenuts of theai Apr)tihal'nnmhr jnett received. WYe ennntot too0 z.OniolO y large otntit nt-utrmers blhair. a iie of' Iaatutnitg theftr home angriealnrnnd jo::irnnie.; tandl otne SO hitaanmoly prinitedl, aitd il) 'abl ltotted a ith 1 U1 aatlinrl umer Is esapeelliy de lservang ol' suapport. Evory farmnar andl phanater- Itt theo Snth ill 'ho ttm. self A- setrvet la scanding 'Two I)olinars for a yen1'na b ciption)li ao tis jtutily poplatr anozine4,.W Vl arli gliad to learn t'ioma the proprIetor, thtat thae anleess 0of thte Fntrater la bev-d!ft lia mos t sanutin itex pectations11. Acidress W.m. Ii. ierauarll, WVilmilngtont, N. (. speeiamen e.,Plos suent free. Tita Soutuanw CUt.TIvATon..-Woe ac% knaowlhedge acen t het'taa li AprIl numtober of this vatlalo titoithly. Undaer the ilferent a fenaliuhai. .li(housebiui a cnninaiay ,u lnieside i id eitoali-Ilts conitetst itr of ihie first ord(1 r. W'o tare gilad to seet that tho Cttvl.t lair ('Ott I tmo1 Its good wor uk, Int nteh an' nceipinbleh manneiaar too, tind wYe c;aa hontestly aecoitmienad It as otte of thio best papers of its kind, andI onto whIch nto thrmiei'shouald heo wIthont. Adhlress Wai. & W. L, Jonies1 Allaenl, On tand sent! on $2 for one yoars' enbmcrIptiu1 DnuatontasT'4 YouKO -AIZnuttOA.-TIs i lerestliag jtavenil liokas int Ighat, .qunaina, lad anniey ias over, it a no~wl colore.* cover thint will set atil thatebhildrena wild With dulghit: Aonag las Ietutres atre a hk Ito; a pnnlaeepIc, tare, anad hats of . stor'ies' atnd- chairadles. A liosolvo CIdli"'fais t6 laitest editorial ntovol F, atnd each subneribeqr wvho joints It receives - pd6 ... bio .wonderL'i thu ochiblren".Jikie VMR- tuei-lea. lI'ntbiaht;d at 838' lIrond,~ awaiy, M, Y., S1.40 lpor year. Bentd 10 cents fra siiecimen. ' &n.G, NAUPatAN.-Persons havfig oo ,easion-tobay -or. sell real estate, bonds. jDIjeks bantk AI ~, tie., are referred to the on a cat. .5., Kaafan , barles 'Itietad#O69tmrlssfoP*g t, ng further Sproor, lsur.a bant' e flt of wvell. win W, ploustro a and . fi -ThosoQI th* Lft; Oprpor4t may oger oe as bfh, lt fo~t' as at present, ft fe ptubhfd YAAIV i 04tfeh ( Chicagg~ 1i,*tt $ Lettet on Agrioulture. ByP. W. DRoa60IANS. . If, in.theoollowlng letter, I undertake a anaIlysis'of; tie various branchei of bult bandry asit' is practiled in this country aid endeavor to exposo thw errors of thi pxietihg system, I fear titat mitny will receIy with contempt, the efrorts o' a stranger tl Cnlih8kel the people In this Rcience. But natire .41 public that Iy deilgn does no origiate in presuimptioii. I hold it as i duty lowe to Lhe country whilh affords me i new 1iomo, to make myself as useful a posslifle ; and 1 1 lot despOir of accom pslsbing tils end, In as nuch as I have beef tor tei yeais ngilged In the study of theo retical unid prootical agrioulturo. I do not how1vYVer, pretend tha14 all my staitemeti will b( faultless ;-l will thankfully submi to any corrections, and be completely siat. isled,- IS 1.0i proposti, for public discus aoll, sbIm- queftione of the weightldiat lm pott.mne to this parf or th ciiltrv. Lk-rmn I-ITinODUOTION. Tlde Wifre of a people lS, generally, 11 proprt it4 to ilh progress and Iticreasel lrofits ofa'eulturo. 'io listory of every country demon 8111atex .tlp. vtru or this amertioi. i G1'ek!be Mdil Roie,-And more recently, in S11,6n, we twm thle ntionlAl rulin going" hand14 in 11u1t1d with ithile declinle of lusbandry On (he cotrary, in lielgium, Ilolland and tiInnai1, thitero iIs Visible a steady idance. mnlti in agrien tire, andt" en1dCmected %% ilh It, lin 111creasitig prO< rity of the popilation, 1n111 A emiient Attainment o gentiral edl Cotil. I do not here m1entiol Pllglall witl her amltoikiling restllsa Oil tle fairi Andl in thle pm,0ture, heimli-,t flt, pro<pvrity of this c-ouitry detptn chimly upon com-;. mlerve anld mmcois Eiery well roguilaed goverimieit has tlray conl i dll4 red-ol it % thity to sim%tin agleliure and eneo-Ir.1.- Actity in th1isl diretion. There2 oe, Ialkl l a I e . m11;1Y ha1%ve estaJlishedI O:lege, for tetich. ~i11. 11n9 rcielitific ng e i - l a I .0lso pireplA. (ory scehool:a inl whie'si thle ele-ut, ts of farm, Ing ore sti .li d. i n 11,4ii.It there i Al l naholrzedt b r,c n,-i-ing f tihl' iet, .hw-st infor.aed C.i-mtiw nih4 e inves i t i ! ce, all tle impOrt it if wtimi relilig. to 1111 S hr0andry ,ill co-11 a :lie- es Ohw lo -11, to flte go er me t %iited giiculhiral o i t, mo. ot le.s m:p. porte bity i e governn et . + I,, Ilheir enri:g e tii,b--r h.s 0 oppor all. I k i .ia I ini :s:,' 2 i.., n,', Or .ed Sta'et aif pei .1i l i''2 ' 0 s ae . - a no0; for the muembevrs of .:,h.i:wl, hua flits as exis.t il : of the S ate"t M m v'onress tht r.o resit li.as hwit wi taotled Valettlated to imsplove h-4nir.Crce011 or inidirecily- h' et A dr in 11 k, oil the:ei oca i, I 1.,, a I P p 1 a.; he.t. ofhn usu:0 ;O iW ' -I .?- o n d e mit-h more silly t4lk, i 1 h, n" 1.ahr the i n iret i,2 that il.ev a %e 1w.- their co-imr-v Som go o . T..:., I ii count of the'. d:'Sher p ,p. t ion h to her * r ie a .2 h 0. ~ ieoa ta thy s tm 1l1l of i - e ' i.cI.izr. I mr i; and rth :i'2 . umt hey f i axe.cc i ua ndillC1tin , ii th;,e tor i,a o si,.-i.c o of1i hit timtoC thla:ti Cpe'n. ofu cer:r i all-po1 ther ful. '1 ei : i t:-;... O; t, ,i d . wil tnable h::f,r4: 2111 pr2e'-':In)- tO riii rou,th 11 eidy be -:un:g - Oil .llst unski!. . n.i ie .at SP).'t .:-: iof barre. 1il1goo.., o e,.ore the 102 thngh:lesi nes ofe ther', :a. wtl.dr'cdAgcu I wl here ,,i: t110C 1111 I oii-- be te da s .i tut .ilgs It'n., . ;tl Ii&l'L Ig. i : l , i t61lo.s f1Gu1n an a:lieia l anure hv arrived1 at thon .s e.,i:tud , I ti r,-a d btal part o the pro'd its thoe11'ili iiCh yarslcop, toih te rise o'111tl'211f these cze a i hasllr ote i s ll, i iot kn . ing ivl, i 1the purchased o 011 mnte r pit-tle fr hi.oi, or ifthher bet a robility for isrecivin aWcompen1 tioning the frhcomingf cop, for h,eq one the rxndedtil clar efteri stniy reqire at ditren i(I12ySpecial mnnte ' each phoan t Tre id, 18nl. one kindroi ofur hatyfor s nnresIeion to thiit rue Mndta i. th e ng oor domrestin Sn.al ;. thoIs can he o taple wity avn wtagemracy asoi, f te ntismnd asowy plltemdclpo'poi 1iOa sIs elhaduere, an welec e Agr(1 I ut, ural Soity, wose nyim, woul are fao wih TeRtibzig agtould hav ponhl mth.. lyou seiioi an crop (iuchias coton arcorn,r wa, etc.,)he at wioul S.e e-J t 1id in d ust rio ad intp-r aneum.i 'rmers,twh coulde upertoet hsal 'tnisd Isrecivedpo smal prtions ofRLnd,if theou d hume bonstud in thloed pcoreis wheive hold gnifl them.ltO From h e rults of tex Lestnenis, each barer wld, ture neo veun, eop, le, dp approximativey what with teo,a, bestl rsp for aperofit, ari -- - - - --- -e*-.-*.. We neknowl4ede thke recpt of' a copyk th alor y i; Airesn depluiveredb S Wala2 q, otegn /tn inso h Scol fboden o heUier, CHAItFA 8TON, April 2, '09. My Dear ierald-'at Was an odd conceit of yours which fnoelod that I should, could or would, or poradventre "must" resolve myself, 11olen1s volousI into a correspondent for you. Now, sir, In the first plae, "Arstly," as the preahers sometimes say, I know bat little, prao.e tioally, about "stylell and in the second place, secondly, I do not think it the province of your correspondent's sex to perade either in the pa. pets or out of them. I leave it to your own good taste to decide whether I am or am not right. But concerning style, there is almost ai lull. nits variety,and I shall note a few. There is the "chivalrio," as portrayed by ott, I moan Sir Walter, and not the Governeur. But, alas! the 8 days of chivalry are o'er, and the last vestige of the age heroic gone, and In thso pUrsoy times nothing receives tribute but the sordid and savago spirit of the brutish goth and vile hun. Where shall we look for a Calur do Lion and an Ivanhoe, it these modern moneyaloving days of dissipation and flttation Then there is the 'iokwitoklan style, and thtat of the nanby'.pamby sentimentalist, hyperworiti, cism, caustic satire, the gay and rollicking gos% sip, the impudent knowteverything style, that of Doesticks,the stately aid ponderous magaiin. ist, with its logical analyses, dictum and gene. ralizations, thent the didactic writer, with his happy precepts,the bagatelle,on,dit gathe ter,and the Wated style, which by the way, gentlemen of the corps editorial are at times guilty of fint% tatitg-a care In point: "'T he Sun is gratifted to percele that its dis tingnished even ing contemporary, the Star, af firms," etc. Wihy ntot put, it thu--"The lEvening Star says.''to. I deprecato aiMetatlon. hIut there is a style that I adniro niuo,-it is"naturatni"--a. simple, casy, flowing, un. studied stvle. When one tries to say the right word pleasantly, and at the right lime, how good ti it. Tinly. "an apple of gold in a picture of silver." Scatidal IIs nurdt-r.flatlery a poison, ed chalice to tie lip,. and illtimed praise hurt. tAil; tit to speaik just as one feels,tinugh heart ltteranic,s, and mII aptly ellosen words, can noier mislead IA the it.art te alike treed liom puiud'rv sid afi'ectation, and untinged hay misai aitithropy; and theni giving human nature credit for a laite fitnd of good whenever the occasion offers, go on a:d sPeak and write at you tieel a inYlg only wIlat you mean, and meaning only What you -ay ! You see tint I hiave given you a prosy pro% logue; and I see that I am inclhtMed to be d6cur, sive.but one must lcarn,and practice alone makes pel feet. .ever were the opening beauties of spring more lovely than they were with ls. luie and cloudless skies by dlay, and gorgont moon,. lit reenes by nlight i'aney the frosd hay, uith its silverr wake, ntd dancing, spritetlike ha. dows, and over whose great expane 0ame at bierre as sweet and gratefi as ialias's, and to whose inspiration ties tinay white sail o' the p,leasure yucht is thrown, while music. sweet music. in solest numbers mingles with the fut e of the wares. ?1on muy vary the scene by a drive oeer the while shell road which begins at the eomer of Mleetint and i,inestreots and has its terminal rl!ar Magnoli!. The views are picturesque. and tie drive's charming. BIt go a little farther and .on will te Oielighted in paswing thro;:uh a see tions, ot country which apinrs liver. in a e.nminluou. e oth of gold, tive reenle ef.t of u hich ii indeed enrapiuring to the sight. I speak of the beautiful jeWamine MIhith Iringes the gren foliage with its rich ve'low bl,zosTn in endless and be%ildering desIgn, an makng natture fhr lovelier than the gran,dest and most !-ublime producntiou of the fintw art.. Ilie meropolis has been oobte ay the past $a10s1n slightly too Mnuch o. I think. We hive had the t hite 'awn. ti have oiewhat aainrst sthe White Fawn, and would 1...e to speak mv iniid, bint dare not.) Mtn erstges tempit-tons S: Gilisc.t have givell some gCad things to IIh pay roing 111blic, tut ,othilag hMasse r'he A Maes Alper at?d Issabel Tune., with the Temp:eto tronpe. are excredincly e.lever artisite.. Fie Han isettlrothers gare 1he innst chaste ajid tleTgat itilrs of the stason ir anid Mrs ur-iry Watkias, who delittenteo the 11haeasft of .ra hearts and him s were truly fbliliout. The Itigtols Opera troupe vrill shit y close the sea son It is staid that t),e ACor building. at the cor& ier of K stig sid Marke.,stmrte is to be coIverted inio a spacinur theatie asvd opors bonst., and it tse reaDy early iaext setion. Wei. if Cturlestin ii to have a i tetire, It-t i hr well a l.pnottied. Icay without prtwr votustic arranome-nts Mit tr Imts are "nhi And Illem, I wiuid #a a waird its furor gf the . mae draus 1sui?i it, Its purit Lee: t ha ntacie tat. sheak:'-p:-.ar A rnjit stht 51l-swatlfnna :: the- diiramia a- wet: s u lit, aios sitre p- riatans t*inllrl l'ita.ai: Jlenpuiri znIa Iitiaesesnri4; tit pta-Ity of a trfnaisi matmer. frh!t arLottin nns mresnn.mth teauLI, aisu te. Entat r erust ' art c'n-til mAin-m. ni It nieti it gnitry: tes ts arne Attirin .sat trus sitg'.r',ht-- -ui,r t, t.ir-uj mer:re.ar yilJE tra: lt,--.tid. tnO?fun.Zc wintti int slis se in-e.him t, guten tsoes uints rat- sic lat. hue,.. turr noi, .i a ct ime: an: Il 15u in.. nnl' r.hatag.unt. wjl117csI-11a, Anieramei sw-ac~ntia a l''i' at-al' titete t'nent:ti isdtalaes Stt nc. ruanuJIale,ameiats wi:ht al t Sunai pas;par. te tIaS ,nepent acid mticuet ci te-e' rsittt uin. haianrat tan '. -'Cm shals 1t4iwer hint. hien dussng flni' tr. Pasnr Wetrt. T o w'ntalc lanet tei'n. deurea Di Otastsh s I tas witS. tint Jantte iai tist anrm ote-, ii I mu agu Sseel. so- nove-g hsi. ic cclh n,, lit dat. I exsparene er. nati refltcsr Jiyn cicas haiv-mg :lss na'innr throngh tist lame aen scne o' tlii Sit: 3 or- nlisa weti unagste lh si.iemnt-at Lt-t ilpit.larw 0' 1re grout altC,,sca). wiset v,n remettse, thiat tit frit. ala,. teCtiiat, c,' 'it: 'im. so jsts tha'- ru..a nu antuwian' esnia Tu31ie t rarskaap esutaslt, ltnit. r4si:: tht oruniiator sat nur Lsarc secumtn inl .'e.u aen: a. Tridn. s th2t. ta'inruet. n'C'ietjtzeet! that srrritues (iS :tt w:eet w-m~T frsle"pa i:. a ma,slmniaty timt ist few gense' taScics sit intig jtsttrcu.l, lire pnrtlitetc cc tuttma. HI ' 7T,unacder is istltmn mu't o' thct da-c F-.)ppt i:ict t- i'c.tt iast. ea th Bl es1 anitsuit tist. r.i,d thaa-nr ate Iilkusa the inri~t- 1i, ust stra .1CIO.teihanan.. Sa the aryggyarc . jitagn (.oesd Fradc . wei ga iit huna!utia, acTe Jp:i: ic If cirteataitst.. ttd .4t grird cadt tesam the Chluecti is!h.'imtir dirmte Lo'd .1ith spica-r t hsi- gzctrtd uaclt:cr.. ?caorc Zt lurs. uas. tii a hu,t tbats i.t egssue M.,ina s eo the hit ca C hrti-ci:n e! Omc Latesr. tme various L.utisrat . C suthaalar ain Lpi-ccs;a Cnurhs, atie baaauu.aft:II, tiaes'.ams' ica the argit 1.'a-e.. < fsrimg, tad ntjqmarainti erecrgrtwtas - a d slta cneXt h awonmc. Jmaesrtscotc by suchr-is iirutt tiaea s Dr. i ltt ate L., thitraci ('hi ruth. ltith.t miinj t e r:tse Dr lLII.tl s, the ct.ibolac Church. satad Lers Hassir.ei. Liart. l'itaeknet . t.,ad.d.as, Lz.. 7 canimer Pcsr:le. rT It Ifi nc-ct tile ii, suits thae ps 'r.te of nt-y 1sti.titd'. stus I. ussjr, het shtIla hsr fromn e sataca Evert titca. ItLaTI;-ICE "Ti: St.Crr or lirut C m.a (ISA =rk de"scriptve of the V irzn.s c.adt ice,th ytesies, ditt-t h tad ('u:ain.s Neit York '-ty,'' is the tiue of e.Ladi m vobai a e, ju.t issued by Jone.s JJ:cihn & Cc, Atlanta, Ga. It Tells tios Fortunes arc )Made sand Lma in, a Day-liow Shreud Men are Juinetd u Wall Street, How C'ountrymien are Sacindied by Sharpers -How Nitsii..ers ad Merebat:s are Blasckenailed-Hio- Danice Hli ad Concer t ?aloonaa are Manage.d-hiow Geii,. bhinag tiouaes and L.otteries are con,tducted-t liloc iStock anti (li Comnieis Or;gibcie and lhow thle lBnbbles Biurit-an5 tre-ats e. Nec York, it.s people. its Society, it.s F.vb, its Poor, their life', their hcabits, thin-r ba.nits aand thceir pe.cuiiarides; of Churebes. Ther. tres, P'alaces, Ifotels, Teniernent Hiou.es and Puablic. Bluildinmgt ; of Editets, Judiges, l.awyers, Brokers, Merchcauts, Mecha:.ies andta Sesih.g Girls; of P'olicemnen, rietectires, Satilors, Faremcen, News-Boys, II e g g a r , Thsieves, Deadl leats, Swindlers, Guaabless, nndaac the Demui-Monade ; of Ilotels, Ikiarding Ilouse., Sa,loonas, fleer Gdrdensa, Club and Danmce Ilouases , of Fifth Atennse, Iod wayt, tihe Bowery', Wall-Street, thme Fire P'oints ande Central Park ; of P.twabrokers, Rlouighs, Faortunto l'ellers, Quacks, Gift Ena, terpise, and ltumbnga. Alh that Is great, noble, genlerouss, vicious, my'sterions, brilliant, startling, genteel or sacbby, andi of' aii that is interestin,g and worthy of record In the great City. As the Metropolitan Oemtre of the Utited Smatee, New York City reflects all thec good andi evii of' tihe hmad in their most' intense foans. There Ia no man, however of tens ho may itvo visited New York, whcocan. not iearn, fromn tisi work, much regarding thaet great City, and it. many ,and mighty initerests. This book will be fountI oapeolally valua. tile to-those who expect to vieit New York, atnd wouild shuhn its pitfatle, t>y.etudylingit in their own homnes, without dos, r dan ger--ind vet learn all, This very interesting twork ia sold only by aubsoriptiosn, and the publishers want ca nt in ier.. Cnt. iFor the Newberry Ierald.) Mn. EDITOR:-in reading to-days Herald, I saw a paragraph fromt the Phmnix, tqqk. 41g a call upofi tie planters'of Rlobland Distriot, to moot In Columbia next Mond6, o form dh Agricultural Club, in respone '. a call from a shillar Club in Abbevill0. I have for some tinto been looking fo' i call fron this Distriet, but as yet have seen none, (I did not get two of tho lIeralds within tie las tionth, and perhaps it may havo been i one or the other ot these). Why is It Mr. Editor, we are behind in ag. rieniture t No District in tho State can have bought more, if as niuch Guano, as our own has done. None will plant more Cotton to tile hand, and is it too tuch to sIy tone will xuy ,as much corn next fall? Any ono that will take a ride through the )istriet must come to this conclusion. li all my acquaintance, I only know of five men who are planting corn to do thei, and of not more than that many who have not bought Onano. I ' each onle then feels aln interest In his own planting intorest why not take ln interest in the general welfare of theDistricO L l.et us have sonia organi. ation; by u hich1 we can have the experi. enee of old un<d good pliteri in the titan agement of the crop, for more depents upon that than upon the (G miivo. Every one in the iistrict goes to' the village once or Nw ice ft motith, andti me ight arrange our business so that we may meet at the same time, And gather the experience of others; learn what will he the probable yield of cotton and corn, n %ell ans small grain; know how mul corn, n ill he required in the District ; and setd an agent North and biy the anotnt in hulk, thereby gettitg it at first co,t. If lhe price of tie staple is low in the fall, as there is everv probahility it will be, arrange it so that those who I ill have to obtain money mair lo so on good terms ly cotton as co!laefiral. Ti,ere is every ieed for sutch a Clib in Nemberry District. No one hxu1 taken hold of it, for the reason that ever.1 -ody's business is no body's business. Now Mr. Editor, you being the representative of the District, do make an urgent cal for the fiormers, atil all others % ho are i:.:crosted in their cause, to meet in xeiberr ra sorne time within the next month, anidl fom a: Agricultural Club; too much in-or.r-i-er c.inrot be at Iached to this mater r. 11 ihe farier donI take care 9f himself, 'the a ill do it for him. FA R.M ER. Tac Tr.xur or rr in.t..-Tna: l'-.r r.: 'rO 'rTr. RC, t. -- The New Y,o k lotiurnal of Coirr,ooi iN cflling upon the lienple to back up the Hlouse of i.p. re-cntatires in c.;:j-d gc t he Serm, ir, in 1111i; conic, -: the Ifous. rt"l e in' e the lit-- .'it r .;..t of aruxtl, h(ubt.1 i, v-o)re he,lrd at p,u'.hir mau'tl ::.. d*gfiu.t rr.; lphint the 91 U.; ; (i th' u'p. wui m.eh. .d~' ~ . Ii 'Ol L5. r '.e il Som. 1- . t t- ,-vpth-. mrnd'i ,- t i . ) ,s It oi P -, T x l N ega - - ' . i. 2. el ta a . - - - u : --.-.- . .- .7 ..'h3 n .:i, :' n r -- *'. ' -. .1 1 .- .- ii - at . po r e ::r Tiu-Wxm r is..d . 7 .* e: t .' Lc i atL I , 9.... ... - e a r i W - !.tr t .-., x.t-.. x ix.:yt -.'* :4i .Zx:y :(x :'.. a. . X r.iax 'ia ii f. :k: ' a ---W T9:. a i e'(x.x' peed l.xi exnx r - -"xi --..--...--..- 'a i . I t7.e.u' Ocentax' er..-~: We regret w ie fsirea in xattance * ithreb the resid e ofD.I.A il ,ihthxir ot t, a destroyed' *ioxtar..--TeL Edeid 1.. Advertiser lerta te 'rdnet f.Ifra. iaet 'xMonday ihxast and ?terrblto re-a..i Ne ae,~ Connec..rti fre p ur Posv of purchaat a . thou-'s~adSrig lid rifLes fo the iiti .a. A :iea. ~'t aaa.u at. LOCAL ITEMS. -0 Tnile WRATIURA.--ThO flno pi Ing-liko weather of the post few wooks was itoat rudely broken on Saturday last,'wh'ln It begai to tuit cold. Sunday was quito cold and windy, and altogether just tuch a day as one caren not -to experionco after sunh a delightful spell am that of the weekas previous. On Monday iorn. Ing thero was a very heavy frost, which (idl no little daitige. Some frear that the little fruit which esenped frost before Easter Is now killed, but we Incline to a dilfferent opinion, owing to the extreme dryness. The crop will be Inmentably short however. Giarden vegetation in low atid exposed situations sffered to sOmie exten, while in other pinemc little or no damnge was done. in rognrd to Monday's frost the local feels aggiieved that the town ornele-In weather nfairs--led him astrny, or rather that by his misealculation he Was enught napping. Friend Soloinon, the oracle, in the most positive terms said there would be frost on the tenth; but not on the fifth as happened. lie "hadn't oughter said so," and in practice of his own faniliar teaching should liave ben "more particular." Gracious goodness old (eller, jtust consider the mischief you imay (o, nud for the sake of tle broken constitution and violated laws, he "m1ore0 particular" in fultire. As to tle predict ed frost of the tenth, it mny be well to look out for it. lAD "TO I'aSS."-8omC tiMe during the night, between tle hours or go to bed tlni of Wednesday, and the customary rising time of Thursday, the silence which pro vallei in and atund the suhurban ictrent of ye local was broken, not rudely and alto, gether, but sofily and by degrees by a Va1 riety of sounds, each of which ran into the other, until the whole prodnced it conglom crate bewilderment. What can the mntter be wAs tht'ought, what is It and where did it come from ? Did those sounds come from the spheres ? oh ino! for seartc would a vis, itor from tihe far oft ftanI out in the flower garden at .i it hour of lhe night. Did they come fron biow ? hi.mr-Xy, n for the one gooil reason, that our aeq:taint.mce in thoie parts is but limlited. lthen .henlce did they pioleed ? We remembere I then of the inter. me,liate spc', and at one.,' it tiathed upon us V'in it mItt b a sorr naling party-as the little ones s ty--wh) had come to to n<. bonor. Oar he -r. guhed out at one, and inc led undler thi intiniiv of so great n coim hination of honor ant rapturing sounds. Oh ye s"eet seen:e.i you:hs thought we, how plcas.nt to dr.tw onr iantle or rather v&1*nte(- a-ounsl us :in.I drink in your soft .nd 1he,o-is mn-ik it there are two made to crery p;cture. Contrary to usnal en:om we diA not ar se, for will sorrow we rett,cinered that there w.s nothin- in the ho,use io draw np,) andl keep up the kin,lly fet. I,P i. A bx o. Se.J r p ,waer* %a! the Dt-tr.t Lpproab to any th;tg of th- pecu, lirr .nd nt--deJ. but we fear-.l tom ike the c.f'. Thec t.n-: was u:"::d Wh.u t a Cx c' - ur t : in T c t of the m:c wa2s N:-:-i '.3i :I .C tCin jerks and, ri -- r ' ':L-t:. :- O.. ' r.: .:ap nar d op, ......Lt:i' -n a az s e r;d to the 1:cw . s:t:.r: ?? N-.r ?, U 3 :i to he t>c:m e :b:.L. -'t r:- -- mi H -w long thb2 14twy aicof w: 1.. ti , i: Hlrme.. an age t 1:si t.-- , f: . t .i.1 Te eni , * 2' '*'-.>: e-- : -3 : cst enu.fie r:d 11 f..?ziti. W r--ow''dge the corn 1'-1 Jto. ,:r i 2 n ~.:?an we Wi :1be 1 7 ,; ymizzE.--We inda!ge our -iv-. 1 a- . Cf in which hap :.' it vi : -askfi: of o-cr dear - oe Thur4y mrornintg I .it. ?.. . ti am'z. bare. been a ha ppy .1?ue t.. f : ., '0: :h it it w.as enjoyed U t fcl I-. tra:h the N4rty kept up the .,- :-t:ir.v a'. eigt, 3D1 otnly succumbed at .m: wie ' M::rh)i" c'ovd 'ome of their 7,m Fo-km da r-,: marry every day, andti V fr bnds 1):.1 never tried - ..' The de!ish:.1 groom paricularly 'L 'SrT' :: gAte, anli r,ug of huis fertile Im Lre.t:4.4 tia-ere came a bright Idea: he re ut::r:.-bi that the morning would be the !:un el A pri, a il,herefore a good time for i FAe IJlsp;- groomr, happy couple, a plan wa. 'tt .-e/tsd and a di.sh of co)tton fr itters va :t. te res r'e. Breakh,s.t rea.iy , all hands mir.t tu' er/,k, of course, sat down. A rarge dish ed crispy fri'.ters stood at the dof tthe tab!e. flow nice they looked, t-!7 e so browrn. Well they were handed Mrt..d2 bit whether frorn want of appetite, otr/ ie'eep or the 'smellIng of a race', or I'An.thing elsa, although each one help1ed tim w/ hAnelt to a portion, no one butt -- ,.ll we won't maentien his name) tried th'irqTullty. Ouar friend trikd to cut up hia j rritter, but in~ vaIn, hie (hen wvorked in his for ar.di anecee in extracting from the tfpy. brown covering a part of the 'goodie' I i e l nnocentmy imagined. It is not strango that after so greait a dimfeulty In getting into he fritter, bt Iisttc tIme was lost fin puatting the extricated part intt his mouth. Then follow ed the operation of mastietion. Thait was found to be more diffIcult even than ent, ling with his knife. l'atlencs however, it nust la good, he was young,~ In fine henalth, !oo-4 teth, and with ail daty before hIm, anti be chewed on, and might have chewed till now, but that he soon made the melneholy liscovery that it was growing larger every mnornent; something musat be none and soon. lie was toro polite to empty his mouth before he ladies, andI already the unusual size of bis cheek. andi hIs distended eyes wore at, racting aitentlon. Well, and whmat do you oppose he did with It? Ito swallowedl It at i gump, like the mian who swallowed thte boy wlth abaskcet of sausages, only he did not ,are for any more. When the Jokc leaked >ns, there was no little glee at his expense, md it jA said that Biro, L--lost several lautt9ns on the occasion. SouuTmRN MIANmUFATuas.-E,very day we liscover new evidences of the rapId Incroase of the unfactutring Interesta of the South. Fo-day tI e Hlerald contains the card of Mr. P. P. Toalo, of Charleston-the extensIve manufactuirer of Sashies, Bilinds, Doors a and ilouse-Tuimmings of every rdescrlption. Woon.-Parties indebted to the Herald office for subscriptions, &e., can neako paynient in good oak or pine wood. We are under obligations to Mr. II, Martlett for late and intergating Northern nar. SAI.:-DAY.-Tho streets were crowd. ed on Monday. Tile followhig diles weto mado by tle Sherili: One miaiil ho6 and lot, ono.Ift1h of (iln nerg $866 '9061 81ma11limhose, Conta%IIIII ning 0n 'egh th 40t1 nere, $900 ; and one good dwollinguOs, with about oiie-half acre, $1224. iaesq were the tuost Ilnportant ialos. As was said, a large number of persons were in town, imay of them being attracted by the poRters of Prol. --- , the horse. trainer, who promitsed at free circus, the perforilaneo to comm1ence at half-past one o'clock. At the hour specillied, the caivas tent was erected, aid the peoplo flooked In, without money iid without pricq. The Proefesor maido hi appearance some hour later, In Conlseqlueice of "aI 01m1ali chat" as hI teriled it, lt the hotel. Whether this delay wis designied to eseate a rover of ex. ortatloni or not, can't be said ; anyhow, hsapranVce was hliled with grel't enithu. siaaml. Thip Profesor and a colored boy, with a pair or niew shoet; in his liad, drew litto the ring a double buggy ; the Proloa. flor then openled a box, and took therefrom a set ofi hells, threw themi inito -the bugg y, cracked Is whip, sprang in after the beili, took offt a h'andsoie white felt hat, smoothed hi1 hair, stroked 111 luxuriant whiskors, sm1iled, looked 'round to see it there were any ladies presetnt, and theii proceeded to deliver ai lectuire, froi the text "know tihyself, ind then the horse will know thee," an9d then lin a gracefil and cloghent sttalin, altogether peculir to himself, flitd vlich lasted a very cotisiderable time, discoursed diseussively.. For two hours, or' less, the text was not alluded to, that timn Ieing pleasaitly oc. eupied with a shor,t history of his eventful citeai, interspersed with titimerous ilec dotes of mlen anld things, together with tihe siylings of' a rew o(I woelill it Kentucky. In the lmost coivincing manner, the Pro. fessor showed ti at Ihero l1ro t great mainy humb1111,11gs, and that ho was not the chier. mis poiit was largely dwelt upon. Alto gether, the lecture was well worth the mIotley, and for ourqelf, we woulI have beeii egnally as well satisfied with it, had it been shorter. Theni followed the per I'foa-nice ofa it raineld pony, but iot before the buggy WaS pushed out ; this was good, that is tile piily's exliition, O,ot tie bug. gy, for the negro nearly run it over Air. Smllith's toes, but Mr. Smith spraig back Alnd escaped. The Professor then proceed. od to form a ica1, 1ont which time we left, not bein.- al to relinll IIIn longf,r. We regretted ihizi very tnteh. We iuiderstamd large clas was formed, anl 1hat those whilo receiv-ed the Ies,,tolns on liorscology, ire plerfrect sati. id We m 0. SPEOIAL. WIAT Dos 1IF WAST WITH IT?-We 1111d110 (t) l,111rence Mirsh all's need of a rge amount of tmone, a advertised for zen here. lle says he is not broke, aind Ne I'ieve him, hut its a puizzle to kow ,hat he wants with mne0'hI money. Its but illby luere at best, 1a1al we are 'certain of )le thilng, and Iliit i that he d es loot de. ire to lay it ip. Prhijps h lwialits to bulild lie itelegraub, or start a news paper, or ence il the It*en:ale seminary, or establish a (ueo ret-fOrll f'r viciols boy!1, or open a lge gift voncern, or luit hIs 1010ne 111to hinmel shirts for naked heiihen.e, or istort a inne1 ap;le orehaiird, or sosethhlig else. Anv how, we'll not plizzle our bsr.iu aboit ho m.ttvir. lie W.llis ak pile of.i.t %nd 'Aill etl1l Cheap to g-t it. I.et h411 litm . a it. I lits NF.W likt1.11tNO -We n1otive with .rethat mn' V.;eemed friend MiNjor( Mieghi.un i' now ini hie use,of' his ,line', large idlta n I~ t stort', jun( coillletied on Maini a res. ',.1 ini eIoye proximsuiy to his old V L a of busine's8. As a S'oe iledeho; Saj. t o k h,o:h1 or Shoes aind llits, is veryr heavy -' ii c'omuple.te. 1'ar: ies visiting tIhe 'eity o'f 'co.hi:, will do well so ciil oni him, or un<'ers can hec senit n hich will be pro uptly ttiende.] tO. Ma~ny a bout hiave wo had witha the 3Major, ii thei good id 0( adnze," antd a bile nte re wcaiher limu isn connectioni with thiose past leaciree, we wish haim large success ini the u:ure. T. . TAnn,ANT, in a ver attractIve ard1, calIs atten tion to his w"ell slected stock ~goodIs, whieh are offesred at faiir prices. Iis stock is certainly lsrge asnd complete, n-i emnbr.aees almost every article that can ie called for, and an exiimination of it can, ot do any harm. Look in at No. 5. < A t R C. Sh iver's, Columbia, the speelaltics a o be had are various and worthy notice.' ee his advertisement elsewhere. At R. II. Marshalli's, low prices nd~ cheap 'n rule the day. Call on him and try ~ New Advertisements. Co-partnership in Liiw-J. M. Baxter Ssl:i S.h n'.tone. Esq'r's. G. & C. liail Ro'ad Notice. R--ape.r, Tihire.her, &e.., for' sale-C. to'he,crfor'd, Adm'tx. Specialties-R.L C. Shivier. UCideto andl (omt. Agent-A, C. Kauf. " ann Sweet P',lnto Slips-L2. Marshall. is he bjroke ? -.. ' In Bankinytetr-... Ilood. Uboi,ce Goods, Low Prices-Rl. II. .Assigne&'s Sale-John R. Leavell As. ignee. A highly initelligent lasdy, a resIdent of yr.icumse, N. Y., says that she was afflIcted . early ai yetar, per'iodicaillv, with derange. iceit or the c'Ircunlationt; the bleod r'ushilng a the hmiga with Suchl force as to thtreateni ongestion aind deqathi. This was attenided ( Ithi lhe msost inteniso pain ini all parts of he body. F'ailing to obtaino relief fr'om any a 'r the physicianis whont she .employedl fr'oms ime0 to time, she wan itnduced to fry thet 'Ian tation, fitters, and- to lier, surprise and my they have reieved hoffand she is now a good health aid flesh. MaGxOLJA WATstn.-Superior to the best rnported German Cologne, and sold at half he price. (f0MMEltOIAL. NKWnannY, A pril 0--Cotton qttiot at 25k. Nmtw YOuIC, A pril 3 7 P'. M.-Cotton dlull ndl a abado lower; sales 1,400 bales, at 28k a 81. Fliour dull-Stato 8uperflne 5.60 a .05; common to-faifr extrat outthern 6.45 a 00- Gold strong t, 3l8. A UGUSTA, A pril .-Cotton -market datl*; ales 200 bales; receipts l17-middlings nom%. nally 27. CiIAUnLJs5TON April 5 -Cotton dull' sales 00 bales-midcE ng, 271; reclpts 541. A heavy frost, last night, has had a dis., ~strouis effect on the sca, islands, where the otton had generally been- planted .l ~early all musat be replanted whi' w i brow the crop back about one month. LtyMfnPooL. April 5 -3 P, M.-Cotton dtill pot 12); afloat 12; Orlohns 121; sAles 8,000 mies. hORN DEOINED! DORN DECLINED I I On Consignment to Mark . ,O06 bitshels fino Yirgindia WhIito toRlN, the 'hands6rnest riosyo rot'od. A pply to-~ . W. E.1 COOPERa, Columbia, S. C., Man'Stin,. Apn r 7 14 I IF YOU WANT ,Good Rio Coffee. GOOD IMPERIL THA, GOOD MOLASSES, AND M:_IRM W.&nMv A T Canl on It 1IORTON, M(1149HU1 S P E C IAL Tf AT ---0- - E KLEP FROM THIS TIME FOa ward. 'Choily's French K14 Gloves " the oat Glovo Imported. T110DMPAON'8 (10" oIttit Corset, "0the greatest favorie with the Lad ''. ALL of Ilimpso, And D lar styles of 11oup Skirts. r ALSO, THNE handsomest line of. Imported E85 GOGDS ever offered tq ColumbIa b. -e oonceded by all who have se0 044a. " ALSO" - I - A most elegant collection of Silk CO'. Inga, White, Llama, LOcO"Points and0Blooks Froneh LacO Points, ShetlaAd and Berg. Shawls, &0. TiHE best line of A tl6a Bver kept for Wholesale & I lt . .Please remember that we guarantee Ivorything we sell it priea and V41141 that In, we hold ourselves responsiU cAn b ' "nd o soil as cheap as any hbuso South, a4 ,re kxlous for a'.1argo trade. R. C. SHIVE.' April 7 14 tf W. T. TARRANT, No. 5 Mollohon Row,. N EWBERRY, S. C., lt.spectridly Cnls attention to hi.s J#g n-4 61agant stock of Dry Goodsy Fancy Goods, Ladies' Dross Goodo, Heavy Goods, Clothing, Glass, Crockory, and Willow Ware, &c, &o.. )0 you want an elegiat Dress Pattern ? "& " " 1enutiful Calicoes? " " " Finie and Cheap Ilomespuns? " "t "('ood Clothing ? " " " Cheap and Good 11arner-P ? " "k " Glas, and other kinds of Ware? t$ 811ft " " " any thing i .he Dry Goods,. ,rovcerv, or oiher imes, Of Good Qualiy and Cheap ? I so call on WY. T. TARRIANT. 1 4 AprIl '7 14 i A. C. KAUFMAN~ BROKER, ltetioneer & CommifssionAgn. No~. 25 BROAD ST., CII A R LEST ON,$ K . Vill Buy and. Soil 1&ol Estate Bonds, Stocks, Bank Billi sc, RFERENCE8. Ex-Gov. B. F. Perry, 'Greenville, 8. C. ,hariea T. Lowndes, Chiarleston, 8. C. L.e asno & Miles, Charleston *8. C. W. \W. 'aylor, BaltImnore Md.. Maj. C. 'flHSuber [cwberryv, $- C. Gon. T. M. Logan. Rich. bond Va. Hion. J. 11. Campbell. Charles. n. S. C. WV- B-. Srithi & Co., Charletton, C. Crane, IBylston & Co. Charlestoa, .. .Pelzer, Rodgers & Co., Oharot .C 'ressley Lord & Ingiesby, Chia het S. C. -rl. Wiion'Charlston, S. C. sweet Potato Slips 15 Bushel Yamn Ig~oe Slips, [Received to..day, at, L. R. MARISAHLL'8 LprIl 7th if. Masonio. A Rtegular Convocatiop -ef signet Thapter No. 18, IR. A. M., will be held n the Chapter Room; on'Moiday' night ext, A pril 12, at7? o'c1gek.. Qonupai ions vi asstemibie promptly,: a ithout Ar. her notice., By order of the M. E. HI. P. Rt. H. Gnuiwt. Seer'4tat.~ Law Nqotice. The undersigned have formed a partae. hip for the practice of Lasl! hn the S1ta iourts and the United States Gouirts, fbo lie District of South Carolna. Omio. a* sowborry, S. (I. JAMES Mt. DAX1T R SILAS 40HINSTOI(. A pril'? 14 t f. I will sell at Nehrr ~ t bJu en ho first, Monday ib May hAt, One-half i. erest i a Resper-, Thushej Moweran Fan, with neceasArybndin, be., belongn o the Estate of 0. A. Rtutheorford, deed Terms of sale cash. CYRtII,IA RlUTHEFRFOnR, Apt-il'7 14 St.* Admtm, rn the District Courtt of the United ST ATES--For the Dii0le of South Ciro By order of.1h .'bfdMg Sq g gga Fudge of th0 V,H4 Systes Gout - will1 elI, on 7 iesay 'tu ' 20th da o April iitant, t?qY)r., 6kiv ;Jotst Seual itie and ito9~1'.n estides; 6OttaIni,g e nb ace9i,, Termus of isle ilih i rde r flr Atamp1~Ssand papers. P. . NA?~W AnruIt ' 14 2L1