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Negro Outrage in Geoi'gla. The Macon Journal gives the following hcount of a fiendish outrage committed by negroes it Georgia: It appears that on Thursday last, two rospectaltio young girls residing near Station 14, upon tho Central Road, wore on their way home from school, when they were overtaken by two stout no groeos, who Immediately seized thet, and despite their ti.creams 'or aid, committed a diabolical outrage. Having effected their brutal duod of violence, one qf the negroes, who had. but,6te.arimshodk the mutilated stump of the other in the face of the oldest of thik twq* g,rip. aald ex claimed: "I want my revenge 'and ,'uI butind to have it. When I belonged to your father I ran.away, he follo*od me to the woods Oid sint me, anild I had to lose this arn; dt'yoii see it ? .;Now I'm bound to get oven with him, and draw Ing his pocket knife, he sever.ed her arm entirely rromn her bod , bween the wrist and elbowjoint. ' tl o %', . o drels thon broke aWay and ran For the woods. Very furtuna,ely. tho ghla 'had prosence of mitd. enough ti tit the imuti lated arm tiPhtly'abdve the elbow until 1dica aid could be procured, and it is barely possible that the young sufferer's life may be spared. The news of this f1endish deed ran likb wildlre all thrng.i the neighborhood, and in a short time a mounted patrol was organized, who volunteered to go in pur suit of the couidrels. 'ihey soon fuiid one of them, whom they qestioned right sharply, hiut somehow or other the no gro got lost somewhere in the swnmp, and the party returned home withot him. The other, and by fa.r the worst of the two, succeeded in eseaping from that neighborhiod and nade his way toward Maceon. We are informied that a negro answering his description was seen ait a place known as Sandy Bottom, on Sun day night last, and yesterday the police were in ht search after him, a reward of five hutdrud dol.ars having been of fered for his enpture. Various Things aboutWomen. We learn says a Georgia exchange, that an effort is heing made in one of the churches in Cherokee county to exclude from tfhe church all female members who -wear It -ops, paniet s, Grecian bends, small hats, or uso cosmeties, paint, or other appliances, to mako an external show, "'for iman's illusion given." Bah I how needlessly some people will bother theiselves about women fooling men. The truth is, men don't like to see woulen perfectly straight all the way up (nd down, with a lenn twech at the back of the head ibout the size of a hiekorynmt. No, they don't I And a little illusion in many phases of this life, is a very good thing. And that church in Cherokee county which is going to bring its female members to such a pass, will soon be deserted by men. That's certnin I And what steps, pray, in that church going to (mike to preovnt men fooling women ? W-h-o-w I our mind shrinks in horror and dismay, from the con templation of the measures that would be necessary to this great end. What say the wonen ? And another important thing con cerning women-and whatever concerns women is obliged to concern men !-is that Mrs. Gady Stantam wants them, setuanlly and literally, to wear piantaloonas. N't the Bilonmner costume, nor any sort of half-way comnpromiiso like that, but full mnle attire, coat, iect, pants, drawers, 'Shirts, socks, cravats, galluses I Yon will see on the outside of this paper where Mrs. Cndy- speaks for herself. And Mtrs. Cady Stanton, you most know, Is neither a fool nor an upstart. She is a very smart and a very well-born wvoman. But we do hopo and pray the women ston't wear pants' and socks, and galluses. It is a comfort to know that if they do turn th.muselves into men, they enn't be fashionable oner, for they ean't have sido whikecrs. God has nut given thenm aide-whiskers, ar.d thiat shmonid prove to them clearly that thev ought tnt to wear- pants, sucks, or galluses.--Ed68efield Advertiser,. Remark~ablo Stat.ement. About ten days ago, a y'ouing man - wounded and in feeble and emaciated condition-passedl throngh Snimmter, rep remsenting hitmself as a Conufederate soldier, en route f'or his homo in Madison Coun ty, (near Jacksont) Miss.. :lle gave his -name 'as Louis lienry ' oodwyn, and stated that alter serving out his period of volunteorservice in a Mishissip pi Regi nimt of hIfantry, hiejoined Geni Mourgatn's -coitmd, and was wou nded severely, tinder that -oileer, in Angust, 1868, at Butington, Ohio, during his celebrated expllotts In that State. That ho was there taken prisoner andc after some changes w-as senit to Johnson's Island, on Lake Erie, where lie remained utntil D)e eomber last, when lie was taken by a gentlematn to New York and there received kindnbss from Coh. Singleton, who some live or six moths sinece, iro. cured transportation forhihnas farasChar jotte. That there, iitding himself with. -out money. or friends, hie at te-mpitedi tn workC his way through the country. Got down into Chester District, anid there ro 'enained, being too feeble to travel, foi some ihn'e, and ihnatlly reached the resi donee of Dr. Thos. D)altone, of Suiter, who, after genierodsly ministering to ksin: and get ting miome mor,oy for him, br-ought hiom to S'mtier Town. Hje stated jhat theV'o were at Johnron'i Tasland, whetn lieleft that p1'ice, somi 'eIghty-six confederate soldiers, whi -had not been home or heard from thei 'friends since the war. That tlve of thea *wero.fonm South Carolinia, and lie gay their names as fellows : Ma~jor Mohtoy of Faiirfleld, abouit S: y ears of age, fair complexion, 5 feet 1 inohos, or 41 feet hugh'. Lieut. Sinimona of F'airdiebt ,; Cait. '/4eigler ainI Liout Easterhing,'af Or angeburg, and Lleut. 11 W. Boyd, of York. lie. beged tha these minda should be publishcd,. tha their friends tmighmt.learnm of'their ngiare -abouti an9 theQt they wore alive. We, puiblsh theseOstateOta . at thol were made -to us asking' out exchange ln'Yor1'Fa~flHikla'Orat geb'urg to' no tie, and sttahth'ei' there is- probabli truth in'. thoo.-S-umtor Watohtnat ;tor i~isto d't~ .~ (at ap la brace 4WtV'o nearly eody S9th of November,',-Oba, News. A WNkTya POPRIT. -captain Saby, of the I Nav Ikas called publio ati tentlol f the ng facts which, if verified;. ivirsul 1 will V Ovp qa inmancr rio ta g At 7 91 e, so g,O the no 'wi be the rt. her o which Il e s bar i tt.rac n w iiO iit ba i:1a1Wuna . At 4idon th moowll e o4^th1e eft's tquator, a circtiutaneo Whicb Hover occurred without marked atmospherio disturbance ; and at 2 P. M., the saon da lines drawn from the earth's centre tillttt-thi-'sun'and*'mumon 'iethe~Ssaw's qr of right ascension. Tl: moon's at traction and the itun's will, therefore, be'acting In the samu direction. Yn other words,-the- now -moon 'Wii-he on the earth's equator when in perigee, aid nothing more thr:eatening can occur of igh*idtui destructive storms. Sir HJ e 11erschel has said that no mh.j'eOWouii of his reputition will'bo a lto li prophot. The foregoing pv'. dition,'..w ih assumes to;be grounded on ascertaining physical fcts, is giveLl with an -.air of perfect confidence, and may be tested in tihe envning.ant1.1u. [LotdTim e'iTimis. No Tm.cuan L:fKa -AMhornenm.-Sad,.in' deed is the-picture, qloomy the prossect, where thi sweet honds between parent nud offipring . arq rtuely. Bnnpped. by death, passion, or the forco of .rctln. amances. Melancholy andoftenper1' ilons, indqed, is that condition of th6 child, when the mother is ilrotiiely called to' her acconnt, cro the bloom of early'in. fancy has passed fom' her dariing'J cheek. Yet moro deplorable, when.' a parent's fmilts and evil habits, ill-judged s verity or culpable indulgence, hIave cor. rupted the uidersanding and alienated the henrt of their offtspring. How do lightful is it in our after days of honor aind successfii maturity, to look back on the smny hours of inffiney ; to recnll a mother's earniest gnzo of titerablo fond ness ; a fn ther's caress of tenderness ami love; to dwell by mellory's olid on their nmutual joy at our progress in strength and knowledgo;-the result of their itnited. instructions. and eniteaties -on the holy precepts thyat from iheir lips were 'caught, ind the eternal truths.they impressed upon our -remembrance ; amid to feel that, whatever we may possess of tifM's best gifts, we mainly owe, next to the Giver (of nil, to their devoted euro. LITRAnY iloxotn.-The London News of the 28th July says: "Yesterday, after a year's unavoidable delay, the degree of D. C. L. was con ferred upon- Mr. 11. V. Longfellow by the University of Oxford, ata convo ation specially held for the p1urpo1se of adding the aine of this Imost che-rished of Amrican poets to the list of those wrthAies whom the University. delights to honor. It was only '.hrough entirely accidental circumstances that the aathor of "Evangelin" and the "PsahMn1 of Lifu" wag-prevented a year' ago from receiving in hIs own persoi this trihnte to his genius and chnracter, and to the geiusit and character of tho great English. speaking race of the New World, who have recognized in him the true scion of a long line of intelleetuial ancestors in itho old coumitry. M r. Longfeullow now Jons a noble bimnd of "Doctors," among whom several of his own illustrious fel1oVL countrymi have preceded him. Tuis Mason or I3ingvau'ssIEN.dYe had the piensuare, ye5.sterdaty mnorntng, of examninmg, at the nouchinie shtop of Mr. TVhomas Kyall, on Geyrvai.s Street, a forty-ii ve hom se-power ' uhuar boiler, mnanu,fnettured for (npt. John P. A ut!, proprietor if th'N3ewh'err'y steam flour' tng tamils. This hoiler is thne largeost ever constrmucted imn Columbia, The length is twenty feet ; diamneter fomr feet ; fire box live feet four ineches; with fifty-fivo thre. imnch lies. It ia built of A Nti. I. Amnriean charcal ironi, and w~eighs about 9,000 pountdx; hins the la test improved gnmge-cocks, whistle, etc., and one of Wonud's patent steam gauges. 'Tie workmainsh'ip is highly spokeni of by til machinists wvhou have exanminted it, and shows conclusively flhat wo have comnpetenmt me'hniest' ill our~ midst, w ho only require the oppor'tunity to develop theim' enipaci ties. -Colunmbia Phconix. li.m Bmnsven ! l)ain ! lsannrruoN! --A week ago, the Boiler at liacon & Glover's Smeamn Mills, by some accident or other, explodod on a smoall scale, maukin,, however, a big noise, and killing, pro tem., our ancient friend, Joe hlnddlon, andl a negro mnan. flut all the damage was tempor-ary. Th'ie holler haa got welt ; and Joseph hats got well ; anud the nigger' hna got wvell. Anti they are all ''still a grinding." - [Edgflebml Advertiser. Well, well, ohd Joe l:ldon still lives! A mighty heap of kicking tup .behipd and before una he done,- ver'ily. 'Joe claims to be the first man that "came over"-by the way ft am hold IIengland --to ruan the first engine on the Sotaib Carolina Railroadl. Long meay he wave. Ilat Dmsn As 'rns Fooi, i)msvm.-Joseph Wagner, a youing mnan livinig at Ghiarles town, West Virginmia, died a few dna ago under singlar cirm.'mstanices. le pro fessed to have the paower' of chiarminmg anakes, and having capituredl a rattle snake he was giving sonme friends an ox hiabition of this power. After~ fonidhng the snake for a thnte in his armas, he threw It on the grotund and switched it untik t writhed with rage. lie then tkthreptile map In his ns ma aigain, and say'ing, "Are you madn ? kiss me and( make uap; hie pt Its head In his mouth. SThe snake hit his tonguie, and he died) in Sabout an hour afterward. 1n fifteen mn-n mtes after hieing baitten hia aki assumed the spotted color of the anke. *SINOUI FIuSAK or NATh'n.--The Charulestoni Courier is inforomd by a ecr respoandent flhat in the uipper part of the State there lives a young ex-Ucnfe:derate soldior, w hose leg was anpmptated duraing the war, nenr the thigh. After amp6ta. flon the a-onand rapIdly heaed. anid he was sent home. . A bout year after deuthy pmotmlherangie was seen to pro~ puito.f th;e flesh, which, the cou rs o a fow. inonth, .took the *hijY of tN foot and irie,thiaiah It i abeeni:growling l iielf/duritii ri the 'man han 'ffentlJ * defoot/And teg M;I#v freig t) (thigha ply th'etoss6dfhis gi~ th)rfpat'4po :f.hJis:k 4oa 4fge t 4 * theed 'I .yfm~~ AnmdA in withoit 4o larl'd, ba kand a mnonth in arrears- tn his grecor, Buti tho'n the grocer doesn' ar. S 0o0Zig Aug. 25, 1860. A r.prted this lifh on satub' do . b ,r. BTMWARV, in il1 71st .of- ko. -. Atewart was one of out' 11) t e oe11 l-1 snerebants, hAving b -b a her for upwards or fifty yealt, He h a lagd Ily Of 4hldren, eleven, we believe, all bt, hom preceded him to the grave. He leaves a widow to mourn the sad bereavement of her dearest earthly and companion. We dare not ibtrude; by the expression of any poor wotds of our own, upon the privacy of a grief so oiushing and unutterabla. A r6vival is in progress at the Methodist Church, 1i our town. ICLLIId' 'A ool6red nian inamed John Glenn .cnw -eomTpitted to jail last Tuesday, charged with the killing of Dave Biboune, upon the hpltlai(oh bf Gen. Hoon. Rtcoovan oir SToLMN MoNRY.-Mr. J. Madison Brooks, of our district, who recentp lylit 6n''tliousand dollars at the hands of a seryat. ias recovered tho samo. Fortu, nato. ToSoaRAL.-Mr. rool has scoured the ieryl. eep of.Tom. Weathere of Columbia, an acoom plished barber. Gentlemen who appreciate the iuxdry of i shave, or a chatxpoo, &U., will find that rom. iA V/at home,", it all the elegant styles of the art. Mr. JOrdan Pool of the Newberry iIntel will aoept our ihaiU for a gallon of hif rectified and full proof moantain whiskey. We invited seve ral connoisours to sample the same, and they pronouinatd.itvery good;atd to our uusophilstca ted,tind the best evidence of its excellence is the presoet conditlon of the Jug. Flu.-Wo are requested by Mr. J. 1W. Stuckmian, to correct a falo rumor, to wit, that all the buildings on hit phintation, were recently destroyed by fire. Ie only lost the kitchen and con tenta, Il WHATU COntinues oppressively warm, the thermometer for days togeth. er averaging 95 to 100. Wo are now utfrerng the cfrects of a second drought, which is more intolerable than tho firtt. It-riins round about us from time to time, andt il that wo can got in our immediate town and vicinage, are a few drops. 0 for the latter rain and the gentle dows, of heaven, and grateful, appreciative hearts. HAPPY Is IE WHO OWNS A GOOD ORs1E. -We have often wondered why Bonnor of the Ledger could reconello the payment of such fabulous sums for a horso, w it his well-known business habIts, but wo know now, for through the kindness of our court, cons young friend Tench Pool, we got a ride hohinid his well-known trotting horso. and went dlashing over fine roads in such a style as to make the summer verdure of the trees all nix [in one glorious panorama of green, until 'we became intoxicated with plosani conceits, and forgot all about the monotony and hum drum of newspaper and offico life1, and fancied the millennium had arrived, and that wo wore annihilating time and space. While thus indulging we we r e a u d denly brought to ourself by a business like "'wo," and found that wo woro at the hos, pitable dwelling 6f Mr. Corter Pool, who it oneo of1 our most .enorgetie young plan1 ters. Mir. P'. is an1 adopted cItizen of Nowherry, having but recently pulrchased a handsome property, sIx miles north-west of our town, where lie lias fulled the timbe)r, bmilt him a peat ittle log house and pitched his crop. We spenlt a delightful afternoon, partaking of hiis hospitaiitles, and walking over his grounds, and take pride in stating that we took a survey of slxly acres of luxuria-U cots tyn, beautifully fruited, which bidis fair to reward him richly for his toil: for a groat portion of the labor was diligently performed by himself. We returned by thle "light of tile moon," at a 2.40 pace and enjoyed the picturesque dcenery muchl, and friend Long, driving upl his fat, young cattle, more, and drank in a deliciotts brreze as gratefully as orst we did the sweeping gales whichl camne o'er the "salt sea waves of the briny blUe deep." The drought in Virginia will reduce the corn crop to one-third of average yield. 'lhe forest trees are dying. The Southern Express office at Lnurens, was last week robbed of tnearly $2,000. The Cuban revolullon daily assumes great er importanco. The independence of thie island is bolleve,d au fait accompil. The threatened water famine in Philadel phia Is truly alarming, Vieulxtemnpa has paid $1,575 for an old fiddle. A biranch of tile Citir.ans' Savings Blank has beeni established mn Laurens. 4 is salid that an acre of huckwheat yieldts fourteen pounds of honey daily. "The American Farm.flook" mentions a horse that died at 8'7 years of age. The Iowa River lately roso nine feet in a singin daiy. A Parlsan lady's lat ely-ex pecte d baby's clothls--oost $2.200). Cotton picking has comimenced in Florida. One firm in the Ico buainenss at Bo.stn expect to clear over $100,000, this year, A burglar in Cincinunati stole a baby for want of other booty. The Chinamoen wash for fifteen conta r dozen. -Chicago Is organizing a launtdry for theta. More than hlalf tile erlninals arreatof in New York last year were single men. Marl inge Is at bond4 for good behavior. When Miss Belle Land diriveg on Long Biranuch beach they call It a bushel baskui phlarmttn full of loveliness. New York churehes have tile contribn tionl hoxes, passe54d atrounid by handsomt young ladles, and it pays hanudromely. A nutrse hinIlarrisburg, Pa., killed the blol o1 Its parenta by dil y priecki ngit witi a pin boehind Its cars, It Ia saidi that immense rains have do stroyed the sait crops of Turks Island, at that shIps waiting there ean get no car goes. ' A atratuim of genuine porcelain elay hai been recently discovered near Athens Ooriipaldhi, Matatni, Bilsmareck, King Wil liai 0f Prualall, Kossuth and luls IX iar. al-in declinIng healh,. Pous boe fta shipped diieat fron IChina to Vicksburg, arrived. At SA Loui .Qbo,6Qtig insatant.. .~ 9Tf. nljiea ed,tt r of the J3pnnIngjoi f n p rrt,iajn. dut ea te plenty;i bes scarce ,and of pot eaats. -A1401W4, 1SO00 Th'tool spoil is pat, and 1' is now brees6(i g *. s and a shower.of rain nu9 d.t 4 first day orNtro. in vy ,p '9 0. our cabin'. roof, d b t. delight jult now. "A fow ps jinil 0' tuoro or loss, would take no difference In the general benefit which would bo experienced from a good season. Everyn thing and y moderate tmpertature. -Wh't -A weltorlig night was the past, i)o$ lt6@ fgeglf. vi-it to the spring this norning to the few who wore fortunately. able-to-roach there. No report having ytp I p m.-hoen made'as to the p a 4i0 oe who'did'not mulie 'tIfr Ninptirauid, 1' is presumed that thef ci.nistid0''- melled' during the nJghta . round will discover if thij .be the case. lu the meantime we opq for.4e,t., '. On Saturday last,Psceptjno ti ipyjt.ion from the I1ev. Mr., Ifyjnijo, ,, @ot q bip. com modious double .uggy, y e'di Anip. och church distant AbOtt .o ao. 4 a half milos, and had the please'o1a'icipaiIg in both a morning and aftr'ooti 'beryico. The morning Permon; An Uediteht'and 'prac. ticul 'one, was delivgedd by bfr'. t.5, Wileo 'it the afternoon the cohngrailin 'Was edied by the Rev's Oland and Doi'd. The meos ing Is a protracted-one and-will Continue fir a week. During -the intermissionl btween the services, for. thd purpose.. of refreshment, we made the acqualiutancp of p nuiubet .gf the ihabitanti of tho, region round i about Antioch, one of the pidost churches.in the district, and wa.s much gratiId with' the warm-hearted kindness And simpliciy of those hoipitatlo fair folst.ptioplo.' Charmed with brother larmon's itnanier, &ad' the ros ception at his cloth, w6 qoto losi"in deligt over. tile mutton htbk, ald the 'blher good things which were spread in, such -glnerous prol'usion. Can we forget those Juicy steaks --no never, not whilp w. .know .a mutton, from a goat. Fried cbicken-the regular and constant bill ot' fare-sinke into insig-. niflcanco at the contmplaijon . pf those steaks. We ar delighte'd to know that tho' good old brother ha.e '.veral more of 'the same sort as the one wfiih'ylbded iho chops in question, and that before thi letter is read we will pothaps have o4joyid a cut from'; fat quarlor which is to fiud its 'way to ou cabin. The sympathetic reader, resting in dread. ful suspense at the supposed' fate of that portion of the company m6atloned above who fulled to get out this morning, will be relieved to know that the fears outertained, so far as one of them -is concerned, is ground less. Tho person hlluded .o, .& young gen. tieman from Newborry, w.", found by thbe maid'about ton mIpute. ago,, p top the bed tOaster, fist asIep, tnd 'bOiQ'garou ed, asked if'court was-opien yet." A aoct6r in the law ho must be, or hotieolhe 'Acdount' foi that wakink questIov. -Etrlatid from that perilous position,' he is now. out in propria porsonw, looking remarkably well, consid, eringi A chicken suppor, together with the extreme het, are the reasons assigned forhis roo sting so high. It is passing strange, that with the multi plicity of inflictions common to this place, viZ: 'Fleas, hvbIch IoNast all the cracks and crannies, and roam at will over animate creation, the h ungry pigs which fill the yard, andl besiege, the doors. fronm early morn till dewy eve, and which quater themselves tun derneath tha'c.cbinse at night and grunt till dlay; the crowd of hounds which make night hideous with their howls, anti watch patient ly anmd persevertngiy' for an opportnity to carry off somebody's hsam t4f meat, the tame sheep whiicht scare the little children by day and the big ones';by ihight; the hpat,- tho :nusquitoes' and the scarcity of milk and -vegetables; -we have no insurance agents hrl Just thinik .of it, reader, not an insuirance agent insido, ofttuide or around these .grounds. WVhat a delectable place must Glen'n's Spring he, you exclaim, how fortunate the inhitlants thereof. How env ious too, and 't yotu shonld not, but rather rejoice that we havo this great conso' lation. We do not utrge an ohjdetion to the institudopn of insutanco, for it is the best in, vestment fot' CApital, and t he surest pro vision for thetfutum, knoiwn, ht we do ob, ject to being intundated by travelling agent., and congratulate the.conntry that there is a spot, a charming circle, into whloh they dare not venture, Arother Aensation, and just' now passing nlongr the road. 1s a. cow. with eight legs. Everybody Is out,- nen,.women and children, to view this monstre ity,. which .the owner prizes very highly and values at a fabnlous price in dgliarg ntd cents, but which really, is not much, of p curiosity, nor of extraordl, nary value. It Is an ordinary looking ani mal and like ill othe'r coiws, only that it has a fU.p or piece of hido ,attached to the lef: fors shbuider h'if~Ii dwdn about' 18 inches, andi termiantig ini Afi' uineven ends, each of whiichi '1ity)idhdd with' a trved horny sub4tnuCo,: lookilig a'littlo like -horns but which are 's.ld 'to tie'hbots. 'Weli, let them run and 'gau, 'it' *ill 'do them good, and there la' no- 6hhtgo fot,the sight'either, Pors haps that is o'ne' reason why we have no ad, miratloti fot: the -gentleman's cow, did he charga for i$9tvi96:1,stthe prevailing style through travelled 'sections, it might be worth seelag, as itis what matter if the cow his eig,ht legs or 'gst, if they are nor to be sawed up intos9up bon.os? Talking of that cow brings to mind our friend Jones' mare Whll'died on her way to the sprIng"last F )tay night. She was a beautifuil ainmal nd. g'ood rider, and ali Nowhertians h6e% Synijathize ntie only with her owlt't nt '*ith .8herif Paysine, get'e ib ii rodeo'h'dr'on tha't occasion. It was an n'aiucky colica ernot colic, which ended tihe grey indre's' life, sugierlnduced by too heavy a: reed administered -before leaving home. 'Had she'licon on the homeward trip there wortd htwe,been no danger of a colic;. horses dQ. iOt4i@0 outside. of Newberry of thait cotup9gnt.; 4Yoe might account fgr this as the effoot of ,t virtues of the mineral waters Wp,ch prggaii and which act as a pre, ventivo, ait t .as 'some persons might think, as 'owir to. .scaroity of corn and foddt' e 'dwIi iidt stop to argeh' intS. lasts lotte( is'l hkpd 1AidItsuoa operation. Any public enterprise io~a to th6 inffMdint6l-th6' Wadition 4f this plaee,r siust Catid'sh'dat4uie$7, wita atle'ntion, J Aset$We &ooktorAte ,to/ana trust that this spring will , .ripeq sorJe be tli lgd jg[j. formr days. pee of .k I why theyo r not the placeor lack'of' virtue in the water, iAs befrea state,m no,btte w.... ca be found, in certalu casos. Tbo proprietor, Mrs ,uderson, we might ca i epntilenau. did not Charl" hoqr o.ei.g his opl ( au4 th h 'Van .y are ,l - au p h any 'a 9.; . \ Ou cond tion is im aing .. tite is so good we regret I N rst meal of the day-breakfaut-canuot be ad o6t last till supper. SENIOR. MOM No. e, 13Cf 0. JAEGER. Blsoh. J . Wbito to play-.n a; 4ste tngiree ed. 8o1uto0 to IoX4m9 ..! WaIa - - - -. 1 ., Aox, R. to Q.111. 8 qheck'--','. K keiKt. P. to Q. Xt. *I die. P- to . K1. 8 Queen's.-disioiers euck (and matep., A MOMENT WITH OUR -EICiANGES. We have remlved'copies of(the Daily 'Rep"b lian, published in Chbrlebtou. - The iefret, by-F. E: Dufbt& Co., a sp'ey little sheet, bal* from. Chorleston. The September tmbVr.of,that .charpnig Magazine for childreu-thd 'Little Corporal -ja buford us. Otr Schbol Pay ' cflformtnes to ud for 80tember, filled with its- usial variety of aPprQpriat re, cilg- for the ypupg. ~.TeW4u0 n'~~" TAoqtbly .Tqvrnvll for t t.ta most I n i py." ThWblokis deoted to- the V13P cream.ef our% rent Jiteratur.. Published .In bloago, Illinois, by A. Parkburat & Co., at Vt per year. The Garette,. dev9ted to Catholio interests in particular, and true conservatism in general bas reached our table, the Oatte.. I ably edited by L C. Northrop, and published at Charleston. dubsoribtion piloo '2 per soum. Every ono is delighted with "The Xii Century," the Sparkling Southern Magazin, published In Charleston. It has met with a' tretnendout success both North and Soflh. Copies may be had at Chapman's -Dook Store. Th-C'A4yontures jof 13,1;a and,IS ro n$nen O1480 cos-f ih. .War, publishm In the XIX Ceetury' 4ri exciting universal attention. The blaga'ane may. be had at Chapinan's Book Store. 'The Univerae" a journ.al of literature, spiritual philosophy, womant's independence, &c. 'T'ho Universe now publiaheo 'a thrill. Ing story, entitled, "Married;-or, a Woman's Deception." Tho Universo is a large eight page *heet, published in ChijvAgo, Illipois, by J. M. Peebles & 11. v.Lcwis. Office 113 Madison stroet:-'SMsPription $250 per DmonXs's YouNa AuwcA.-This ex cellent.little periodical is constantly adding to its re'putation, and Is certalily the iost sensille, practical, and beat edited. of all the juvenile angaulnea. It is not composed, like agi hee of a c'ertaini nunber ol' atjktT.rti'elea, but ii ontera right ito the aynmpathies, in teroess, anid occupations of itN young readers and patrons, allows them. to apeak for thiemselves, attd stimulates themn wonderfully to activity of thought and cxprcesion. We consider it the best investment of' $1.50 th'at any paretat can make. P'ubiished at 838 Broadway, N. Y. DEMORnsT'a Mo,yT.Y.-Tb.i enterprising pusblishier of this populnar Magaaime 18 first in the field in annonning, among the in dueentis to subscrIbers for the comIng year, the fin.s premium tver yet offe.red for a single subscription t,e any- magazine in this or ay othier country. It consists of a copy, retaIled att ten d'oilars, of Mr-s. Lilly M. Spender'a great picture -of a "Pie ntiecin The Fourth oi July,". the engraving of which artists were sent for, specially fronm Europe, to comnplete. Demorest's Monthily is in iseif by far the moat complete and attractive Magazine for ladles pulblished in, ihis country, and ie quires little extra .inducemient to perasuade thmn t0 becomio subseribers. It is really a aaving of mioneyv, bowever, to pay three dollars, and get in additIon so valuable a premium--and Mr. D)emorest will un-l doubtedly ind lbla list doubled on the strength o1 it. Published at 888 Broadway, N.Y. Among the late and interesting Mags. xiines, Journals, &c., that have recently found their w.ty to our table, ia thu illus. trated Annual of Phreniology and Physiog inmy fior 187n, now ready, andl which everybody should reiad. It contains 50 Engravings of leading Editors-IJ)ryanat, (Orceley, lBennett,. Brooks, ,Marble, 1Dana, Rlaymnnda nithi port ruits. The Miale and Pecuiile F.orna; Why' Children Resemabie thetir-Parents ; Gei Irat aiid lia Cabinet, with, l'orraita ; P'hysiognomny in Po:ties, or "F'aceaatad P'laces ;'" Science of Cocnj i gal Seleet son, Ila ppy .Marriages, Tem'pera muet in Wedlock ; Amierican Arlist..; The Slieep WValker.; lI rain Waves;- Paychologi cal: Fir isiiward L'audsei,r, Loreuzo Dow andl Pe.uty liid wife' .RIojal ILadies "of .the ifrench iEirie, with portraits ; Cdlizot, the 8uatesmin-; hlow. io choose a: Hlelpmoet; Wha lis . Main? aid muchl more in Iiia Rich and Raicy Anual, which sella for'26 cents. 8..iR. Wells, Pubiho891ioadway, Now York. PblIo' 8 Tiut LAna's Fataxn von Sxrrastaan.-A hanidsomie atesil 'eng ravilig of PorIi,a, the heroine of "The M4orchant 6f Venice," opens 'the, Septemtie t number of.this chialn lng .periodical, .ThIs Is folloired' by .the usual large and brilliant. Fashion Plitte, by nn appr-opriate enagravidg of a Itiento, and by engt-avi ngs of Childreit's *F1ashibns, Y"onng Lady's Toilet4 . Mantelet, Hecad. d resses, Bodice, ?Corsaige, 4tgo:. A piong thie literary mastter tare' "The .Prize of T3vo Meen's L,ives" bhvinunida M. Dodiglad; In gratitude,".y ltvIlofemn<a ?ec4y "Aunit Ma biel's story," byPAunt Alied; 'Rulitml Yorke,' by Mral. Henry: Wopdi ;'M.y.,CateObisma and tw eiae Tw, bre1b,t I$oyOr,;"}. tween Tw i 'reacoft &e. c P'ublishe'tI ty l 'Pedion, 19 WVil. un't'Str4et, P ldlpti $2.50 a year (WhIeh also includeenaularge s'teei en grkig)e, Four. bpl~ e *Pr Five copIes an t i 'Te Sa'rA rnl tg dest (Ai ene ftgraviig), 4 .O'Specmen' launnbers sbftifW teh ebiite, * tualT eaten up by the litons, 'rdQotl in a small town ineMihigan,.-I..le Is sail) t ave9a ruRy;,cia ~ hoj I rs bj *fl'$he&vtof#' rat 3 1'1r d be4e W Mtro bis 'tOrn him to pieces and devoured the greater Nine persons were sont' to the nsA Asylum ester'sy* from hospitals n the-city- of W \ ? 'rhite and eigh tolorid. T111 Bia - VA , tUrlo eek endin .Sj od i ot"i-therd wenty-nine dot in - ' estoo, white and twent re ,n al blacks silxte' 0 ' tat D. 1 0 -:olored adults f ca u tfon. Charleston New. , A Calcutta savan hasstartled India with the affirmation that a race of tsiled WbW8itd-Mid tme-ts 'be'fdand -in shed forests of Borneo. lie says that his in. . formation comes froin Sarawak traders, who state that this "missing link" race live in trees, have bows and arrows and other rude implements, and subsist en. i tirely by hunting. An expedition is to I be sent in searoh of this curiosity. - ELk itJr.--'el V Wl hal0a'10urle-, oth-xe 16th hxAt.,'ds: We lmavU heeni inifrtied that W01vf 'it"ts :have flien. 1 diring the Iast, few nights. in \vhat.: aI known 4siOrse Qpye, N. C , Frost In, Au g t. .,uite.Y-A ly . ,* ,W... ;4 The.lIndoo w1doiya .have concludedito follow 4t. Paul's advice-"better narry than brnr." Christianity hiss waged a goodAfikt tiuinst barbaism, atid they have done' with burnhig-Lat the stake. George Pe.ihody has donitted to' the trus,ees oj Washlington college, of which Gen. Lee Is president, $6nI.O0 it estAblish ari -additional professorship recently pio. posed by the General. A youtg lady who was rebuked by lier mother fur kisshig her Intend d justified tiact by quoting the passage: Wh'a t soever ye would -that men Ahould do- unto yo4, do ye even so to them" - A menber of Conress recently in de bate-shouted, "Anudcus Plato, 'Anicus Sobiaies, sed Major Veritas." 1 niay cuss Pinto; I may cuss Socrates, said Maj >r Voriuis." ..The Rochester Express says: "Short paragraphs are oually the most interest- I ing department of a paper, as, when well edidited, they require tho most labor. < The Savannah base balt club have re turned home Troni Charleston. Their stay in the latter city was a delightful one. History didut repent itself this time. Matches are now made with sodium instead! o0. Phosphorus.. It ignites .as easily,. and.is free fron offensive odors. The fbe of Caleb Oushing as counsel fAr'Mexico before the Maxlcan Claims Commission is $80,000 in gold. The sun does not now set In Alaska. The way to get rich-mind your own business and allow 4 others the exclusive privelogo of doing the same. Woman cannot make a paradise for ono man-she lost it to her solf and her posterity. Taking. his time-stealing a man's watclh; every watch should be on its guard. The. renson the road of the transgr.ossoi. is hard-becnuse it is so much travelod. To avoid the odium of gr-ay boards-eoho says a-dye-em. Feline intestinos-tlie latest polite name for fiddle str.ings. What wo all do at aonc--grow older. Index to New Advertisement. AlUM8THONG, CA1TOR & CO..--Bonnet and RlIbbem Em orlim, 287 ud 289 laIlimore, 8t., - ci. WV. WILLIA MS & CO., Charleston.. have Beard's usarpanerd Patent Lookc Ties for sale. FURhiAN UYNIV lRSIl-Y, Greenvmle, s c. J. 0. Furman. I'resident. A. P. l'IF E R--Enigiish and Cia,ulcal School. MAYES & hAA t(lIN--acon, Molasses, Oats, Iron Ties. lie T~lg line. Itop.. &o. C. C CII KSi 1:isgltrate. Office on Cald well St., in reat- orNewberry Hiotel C. C. ClIA8FE-Agent for the North American TIsuranc Company;I also for the sale of Zell's l'hosphate. C. C. itAVEL~EY-Agent for thme sale of Gullet's Steal litush, Cottoun GIns, and II all's Pa tent Gin Ferder. itECUFIEo, FULL PitOOF WVIlSKEY At the Newvberrv har. JOSEP'i FItEY-Pliano Tuning and flepair L.It. M AR8SIIA LL-Fresh r,emons, &c. 8 I'. KIN AltD-Asse<sor or iaownship No. 0. D). MoWtElt--Green,vlle Aenl. .3A Y E A M AlIlN-Baugh's Rawbone Mae. nure for furnlps. J. TAYLOlt .' CO.--Carrlage Maker wanted. PEJOES OORET FOR E'BERY MARKET CORit1ED WVEEKLY. lA GG I O. r yd.................... 85a88 BIUI'I Et. ' a -.............. e26 BA(ON, llama .......................22a 25 4 SIdes, ........................sa23 " Sh,utders, .....................7.a18 CANDLES, A amantine...............28 a2 CO'" YA lo.......................12 CoTFFN EY....A............................802 FLOURt........................ ........a 12 OltAJN, *.rs...,..............., ,*. " , tB...........a. - 0 a ls...........;,.............1,Oal1.26 " W heat........................ 20 lINIi1GO.................................1,0 a2,o' lilON Mwedes ..j................. 90 LAi. pe..................4 22602 (,Et'ER al..--.-..-...... a0 " ', New Orleans............. 1.26 - "IL Golden Syrup,.......... 1,26 O l.Kerosine ......,,,.... 5a 80 8ALP, Liverpool.. ................38 80OA P...-.....................So a1 BI'lltI 8, 1lrandy............. 6 a0,25 " Gin -................s 10 ".....m..--...... ....... 4 a1213 ' onrbon WVhiskey....... -4 a 6 ' Scrth..............10a1220t * 8.. ......'.... .1a12,25 I SUGAR, Crushed ....,,.9.... 20 a25 I ."Coff'ec ...............1205 Brown.............,........1c TOBACCO, Chiowlng and Smoking 40.a 2.00 Chicrnkes.-..--...... 5 a25 per dos....,..,,--e. 20 N Dan ti...oto unhobbd at"' wYozax. Au .28.. . 2 .,(~t~q!t ea 0 b je,s 85. ulsob 5 sae e eOl.os4;eae flILlIOUS SUVICE8. Fftk ChuNch-Red 9.A., 'k"&O 10 h o'lo 1 At. ,0A. Daby, laoP Oulay nih tngt. (100 ADV110 iotour possessions he what they may-. narble piaces, broad lando, magnllicent Allte, or caskets of "preQ1004 itones". hey all sink In the balanen against Hiaven' treat boon, IIEALTH, and they cannot be h y,wgof g ature cannot r vilted wit rreg1arty of meals, and a disordered a.p letite, will gradually destroy tho power ld activity of the slom ,dies and gentlemn eat a it atto suppers, und nrlsd In 'I j&n g with headache, lss of appetitor W C411111 I& a , t1 Hil mediel lielk.1 pn.asla, nature, sup ply exhausted f(n d21s, andli to a great'exte(st ,orredVth6 .ffctdiseaa. In l 'Cages Itmh "a the a ove, we. recommend PlantV lon BittertttYo n iali thsesWjust tiE hhn g-'A.thp s, lim le deos lf9fut MAGNOLIA WATFR.-Superi'or tWe best ffiotetd Gorinit Cologio und'aold a't 15mWe ahe price. A woman has been arrested in V e.. im for- decoy ing young 'girla into Uer,. I1ouse and then bleeding -them. .The, blAd'trornied by this -femae'--flend-.te wrash herself with in 'oder tP preserve; wir b)eauty.. EDUCATIONAL. The exercises of Prof. A. P. Pifer'i' 1n 1i.1h and Clatsial School, ill be resumed. ie first hlnilay in October. - Ang. 26 88 tf. Cotton Ties. BNARD's VATNT LOCXTiE8, upular )assod by any 'ie yet amn-nfrleil. For, teatness, sire'gth and durabilif this Tie gas no equal. U.1)ing sold thseri for the inst three year., we'feel that iro can cor lially recoinend themi to all 'Plitera as' ho articlathey want. For sale by GEO. V. WILLIAMS & CO.,'Factors, A ug. 25 83 3m.o. Gharleston, S. Qi -Bushels of Greenvillo Ke41, or sale by D. MOWER. Aug. 2533 tf. Wanted. A good Carriage Smith. A man of teafy habite will %iI conitant.empiplyme'd Apply td J. TAYLOR & CO, Aug. 2W 8 At. . Newber'M.S. C. Goodwin's Mountain Whiskey. The tiuders gned will dis ose of' the above MI.ebrated brand of reclitled, full proof whisker nanufactured in Gr6ativille, at the -folowin rise: .Iy borrel. 176 por gal ; halt bbl. ter gul.: retail 62.25 pdr ghl. 'Aug. i 21 .J.T. POOL. Tm'aipg, Turnips. 2,000 lbs. Baugh's Rawbono Sfiinutre, tho very thing for Tur; nips. Fe'r sna by .. MAYES & MARTIN. Aug. 25 83 t Piano Tuning and Rtepairing. Joseph Frey, firn Chavloatean, informs the indIes anud gr-nslemen of -Newborry an1 vicinity, that he it in Newherry, ;.r'pare to tuna andt repair P'ian~os, Orgais and Me ioodecns. Orders left at te liotel wIll uset with prompt toentlon. A ug. 25 33 it. Assessor's Notice. . On and after 1st. Sept., I-will be int Town, ship No. 9, and! will visit every house for the purpose of As.essing ail posnal prqp. arty iable for taxeq, for tha flca year end, ina 31st August 1889. also all persons having n.t taxes to ,'stess, fromn the ages of 21 SQ yoars must give ma their names, exep mali persona physically disabled, for the ptr Pose of puying a poll tax. -. E.. KINARD, . Aug. 25 33 I t. Assel:sor. JTust Receivcd 1500 Gal. Cheatp Molas. ses. MAYES & M ARTIN. 35300 Yds. Gunney Bag. ing. MAY YES & MA1NTIN. 2500 Yds. Maryland Bag ing: MAYES & hiA R'TIN. 30,000 Lbs. BaltimoreB3a on. MA YES & MA RTIN. 75 Bush. Yellow Oats. MAYES & MARTIN. Iron Ties, Ropo, Twine, kidt, &c. MAYES & MARTIN. Aug. 25 88 St. 1869. 1869.. all and Winter' ImportatIona. Ribbons, mlillintry .audlSraw God t 287 an:1239 Btimore Street, Baltimore,.Md,i JIPCnTl.R AND JoDlUIttt8 03'. Ilonnet anud Trimming Udbbons, Velvet and Saash Ribbons, Ionntet Silk.., Satinsa and Veivets, llutsionts, Blonds, Laces, Ruhes ~nd French Flowers and FeatheN, Straw flonnota and Laudies'.IHals, trim. Silk Vo1~j *[me.d an''d untdunnyd, Sil, Vlvand )F4lt.JDon9e,tsrftnd Snndowns and Shakuer Itfpo The largest Shack of Mliner7 Goode. im his cotintry, .tta unqualedlih ' hoic* .VA-. lety, which we offer at prices.Iabw .d 7 comypetition. I ''Order.aolicited. August 25'38 im. L. :7 IV i:;a.