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~1THE kERp4,I~ ADVEWRI~ SATES. ___ A~?vertrmemeDs LSeT~d attbexiu oE& ~ P F~A NA ~ 1?~c~w ? ~L~~L~L!i K ; S~edm. uotz~s Zn ~ ~ uus i~jm~p &p.~ ~ ~< / _ ~ rsa.~s. ~ 4 ~T~rthe~scb ee ~aI wf& wuuu -~ ( a~w~)l b~ kqi k.WI fo-t'm~t au1e~4w~ed mceor~3.gIy. ~ I-. ____________ ______________ ______ _____ _____ ___________________________ - ~ _____________ _____ ____ _____ __________________________ ~b~StdS2~1kN15 O-a)~Ve w~s ~ ~u-~ ~ ioi. -V-I. 1L~''iq LALDIIiIX 4U. 1~1iJ. No. 48. 1 - THE DYiNG Y EAR. A-e ffdeVn ^ 3rO .. ;..wn : a n~ Z,A 7 . 14 Wa 01:, .:. I c;a ti to h l ''.; . . P THE DEAD LETTER. empyarin a'"" cie i::theC. ha nxt n.rote an : e clee Grto : se.--n : t:t:t ae nye h:mu to thi o: c. T ate-i s W: ~ . ca--.. -- .a ~jeEearifg N:viwyn - Ge I reet-ied awamei,ef young wi!e. a roy a:- :2 nette. and inmther. L The next mornin~ after :mv attGr:at asked m to aSccyO an him o the oin e. Sis rathr U::! hr.I w." sa.id Le. V: ya may to find ,..:a:hing among . etters to ams V'ou. r so I ".: nee" E nZ. C at te e:. : I . letter .:ree: m a ue-0 an!v hi a a .t' --'fma T!ance. River:G. N. Y." I iut up to examine i-, and~ a- 1a ~ed the sheet. a ph..gnd *opped irom it to the n2ur. A rds jS Mau?d, from Du.ke.' eugraven ms::e. m e / wfelowrs: eeh otea:d.Mfthrc muands me to mary ..co A ne and I caniot di<obey h~ YOU knorw ho-sX s-:r s inghe can be. I har. K ayed in va:r..- n Farew~ll, dea?r L)D -Ia~ er love an ot er. May(~' .D. ter we left schIool, iand .et - alione ini the wo.rld. anrJ o, at the tim the~ t7r ~ he had entered a snmal dry store in the country town of iE erIdale, on a mneagre 32ary tL barely supported h:m. iwr to me soon. after. and d t going to Austra::i,IA ar"w never meet agaH'. I WOflC what had caused this Cud -- ciLsion, and ha.d never forgot: . im. But two ye"'s i and I ha.i given : u On my list v - been tr'avelng a - ticed a pa>.e S ittine art Short stay a:> *.. my more than - and k.~it-ing thathr MauISeatherian -. Our ,overneC'. IJ eyes seemed. a Over with tear-.aar look in them. After I le:t iime r. wrote that she had erness,.ut when i e'~C lm-ed Lc- so much. In1? X.. Iv re) V;r-v ' R,". t;a :ttie 1a Vvuv ;ti :t.:1 ji MV I - - . * . r * - 9 e. .. S - . . - - V.. - -' -- *. :. -.s o .EL othe a a endtQe et tit ii ck ri 0 .. -... ...,: s 3 - - *fC u~ ' a -ler :.aJ.L r * - -v -- - - -::US va - 2..1- s t:"..:a. }a-u e. f i an t.1 T - r cor s: I a U csedVher"d a er6 flto tb dr-2i i p I . s :-r - -rous rep)roofS frumn: moth:cr 0. a ree-:.t 0ocagonf or 825~ b( .-an ! Tin ery NJu: '~nu his rother took him to tai t, and' told him that he ouci ~)lik pleaant But ifa d.~,tal to~ se ytu ma * .U *1 j :. . . , . . e C C . S .'a - - 1- .,.7 C - - -b -t -2 n . C ' An E.ntfui Bridal Tour. Am rr3 th e pae-ers:- - who ar rived in th' city n board the - (~--' - -. ca,. tl:e . . .. tl aii t-;fe. S ncr 3.: . ofWr*ue h care:r':Cove a . Tie was marK:ed a 1w i : o at Gua'.rmUas to Mi s - ::.ar of the iate A t f-Ue rtf.ex :nr - .: :- : v2 .-. t ae a I :. '.'h l th-v car ii:. -a. w, : ; -ii at the a:: :t e :ama rLement. de :'.re.e::e of s pri-ouer. and - . to Lhii if th": min-r y ': t pti:. I:flirmatio cf Ma!. Of ^er. IIe. nstead of pay . d"wn the ; _+.. stre y' : or,an f>rte of picked me.n, ,.nrted the mounami re wher hS901 was dctained. Th.-v tre attacked a euard of seve rnmen. ki!!ed rive of them, a.I wounded the other two. and The st one of their -:n mrn in the a.:ck. After . o:. p:ned n:s w."e at * va ther found it dificult to _ to .Leap::!co. Ln order to ac cympishthis object. they em :' on hoard the StE-ar 'r Con 4 tlr th;s port. imtendingto take the icxt Panamra steamer. Tbe' were both saved from the we. nd reached thi's city ill ty. hvingr Iost all their bLag -'i'a: ier :hey have uade up m to ooverlnd to New irk rni1 sail from that port to a ruz. They will keep a . louokout t'.r rai!road acei ".i:nt2. co:&g:a ratio"ns. earthquake :... i :1i v:.- di,aters o. the THE~ S!-rTER OF F>GARa ALtAN I.The itihmnd Journ~al or i-!y' co:uain the foilowing par : *:a Miss Rose Poe, the sis - iar Aflan P'oe. has be~en a from place to place for = ''me. enireiv destitute. She a .\ to~.~ c.btain a livingz by t' her hainds as a hueep 'She is ab'tut sixtv-six. I: ......o hink that the si i n io wh e geniu:s have foy ' ni' every cul!tivate'd 'uld be iett to the c'od f.' it the world. withm:t ud selter. Hiavi:-g l3ost her end some years ago, a lady ofL PowAhat tan county, who had 1-rO'3'i.ed for her. she has since .endrve from pi!!ar to poet. a e the charity of un willingi hea . Cannot ecmething be done ii the rough roa-i of the * ing y ears yet left to her ?" UL D 5TISR AND YoUtNi; BRo-". 3 .Sisters. do not turn off yor yo'u'ger brothers as if they were always in your war, and any service which they might ask 'of youl were a burthen. Perhaps the hour may come when. over a cAttin that isstrange ly longer than you t bough t. and over a pale brow lir fen, half unwitting.ly and era wit h a pe'tulant put1b. you e Lth hir-you brcud with inngtezars and sobs that shake your very soul. while remnorseful iucen*,ry is b'u=y withi the by-gone hou r-. You will wish theni that: whe'n hecame and asked you to * -j. hnim in his play.or to lift him '.nr your lap becauie be was tiredl. or take hffim out becauis he want Sto me you had laid aw!de your I, n-ima-le the little hear't k ?i n L e at HIome. - 'r Fr , e:nployed in a Ginerati en:. . ~ o b~treLing up a.!3. l 1. 's we.ck, andI soon f.ound hnow ar hi! will ha a nu'. * Ti:. 1 . L. I'-..' N i-.- .I. ii L- o wncI IN $ The Legisiatture. Thia bcar met or tre r . . C.W. M,';;g ry was .?'.rT PCe.*ident of the .'r.te. anJ F. e. L(rward ar' rec.e a chap;er with seectee^ 'erse. g n r. n a - c-unit of hidan by od an. ' Je ad a .:-h t ,1 : !:.u . av .fi.it ..rn. M r. J. N(t:_7am 71 re -:L lr .- Jid. -camNV +rt G o r.: r a:: .: .. ::.-:: - meand r .". a:il cue t e "^1 :Y:e ir'.:: b mole a r"': g tL: i . , .'.~ duc: '.:.-' u rie t sIai o h e : ro n:ita Arme tl d&poi. b L'uio .-ii ever -iat an2:.. bi M'!r h3. r. .m. *:. IN :1: The C ..; ton L ws t s: We : pirint:2 a::other colu: nrt b l ~ionv:.. ilmes. conta.mn!e a S:eitin o e outraf t e-''s con duct of tu rbuent quadp of negro militia. Armed band prow - about Unionile every nigh?t, and voi leio hane reent! d been dned into the house of Uaio wi e:tizen . This c'ndition of thtin cannot lat.aid the white pehpe of Union thind of orgaiziug ti ehseves into a m:iitary body for th. pro teetion of tihemseives and tLeir famiies. S> naturai a deternra tion cannot be coie.:nned bt 'he people of Union mnust. for their own sake."be circu-ret and ira tient. They should not think of ta.king the law into their own hands, until they have exhausted every legal and usua men of ob taii:ng redress for the past and crty fo,r the f ture. This may be their p)osition now ; but wead vise a las appeal to Governor !he niegroes ine by d.ep'riv in the Lc~ of the~ arms~ w b ieb tiny aire usmfl. to thbe jiry of non~ C:ountty and the whole State. A com:ttee of citize:4. prepare' i to by heTie m!it;wat. Tupon Gov. Scott. and demnandl0 of :bIaL measures~ be tak2n for the preservation of peace and t he a ;p nression of diordekr. The2 white citizens owe this to themselves. an~d it is due 1)to Go. Scott. who) may now be wilingc to ex:en-i ~ome conside.rationl to the white :"plei of the~ State. PREmN Woax.-The snee o.f life. if achieved at al. uet be ~in fromi the p.itt where eaIn i usatands. It can be su;r!v a: tained only by beginning' now.and by t3oiln steadliy and hard. Hundreds; of youing men are waiting for favorable cirenm-ari .es and for agreeable empl)ynw.i T'his plea is but a soft way of* ex cu.sing lazine~sj. A man ha n place but the one ini whieb he sitanda; ao time~ but the present : no chance but the one before him; no work but that whieb he can do to-day in hiis place. From thatr place, along that path, by that work, must he go so mnuch higher and better as he is able to. But let him start to-daty. Indolence and pride may whim. per. Wait for better opportunities. But the voice of ereat men? mundsll d')wn to as fromn the heights ei honorable success "I yu eei no oiUlutiustry to-day, in whatever ,omes' to hani. is the sure~ guaran tee of future wealth and worth. Gc Hors*: Bem.-The Gin henie el Mr. John LanidGrd1, near S-:B:onit this Cour'y, was burnt oni Moniday night b 1,t. The house was one of the best it the County, and contained fourteen bales of cotrton, sixty bushels of wheat, tw hund1red and rifty buhe!s of coirn, two o: three threThers sad other property The !os s estimnated at about $300 There was no fire abr't the premni;e at night-fat, anid beyond d>Tbt it wa Ithe work of the inicendi:rr. "AR. I REAT . L 4 Y..e 72--': f X- . ..he stre p ar. eg th)W :t imF:n-^I f-onto. wh - wi wi:h any :iti^3 w . t iv t u.r d.tr. -. r:1 .a e i :r ar ..:re tive S. arei .w e h inhe :. ".k in every mm sudi every ro,.: t:.3S 12- :A:- w:.:)ow : k's eier ::: te streCt or upon t beautic curt-yard an:d gard about ou'e hundrrd feet s-ae aide tLe building. The work p cee"d. iow;y, as required for t :oi:"iEcation of such an enormc mas". snd it is now very doubt wLethLr th,e whole will be eueoi the pre"seu: y:a.. A.. e:aa sme is to the male countenance what the s' :beam is to the land.eape ; it e bellishes an inferior f'ace,an deml an uly one. A smile. bo ever. hou!d nrt bccome habitn or insipidity is the re:uit ; E should the rmo::th break into smi!e on one side, the other mainting pa,-ive and unremov :,r tLi: imparts an air of de. t 7rotg-ae:eri to the faee.--A d areeab.e ic s^.iic :S1storts til:' ul trauty. and i, more repb-; tilan a frowu. There are ua k nti. of rlmiles, eaeh ha:n, a d toodness a:d ,weetei ;oth andorsi :some s*<ten the em e nnce by t heir .a:--uishi:: .1 m*rue% others brK.hten it he i briiant an i siriual viv: SUrn the~ ~:ze iward. to wat bm -danid bea:iiei be allsw t --i: Wa . B-ne. of Sparta.bu R. '. B-s of C-:o;n. Dep Z. 'v. Crve of EhSed See J1mi.s . H-> t,r~ of AnJ-r'on. Ju' H. W. ,:r.r >Jer, of C akston, Grn 's Ra Cenpbeit. of Lauarens. Gn1 Rev. i Tvomier Porter, of Chtarlest G. P. T wnnd. of Bennettsville, Inior Girand D--s'o-. Wir:iva ?iiott, of Beaufort. Jun W. L. Read, of C'beras, Junio~r Gni P. K. Coburn, oif S.:mmierville. G G T. B'rg, of C--limna,s Grar,d F E. . LUovd, of F>oece, Gr .sterv-1. A. 0. Sujtt'on, of Pe ie n Gr St--ar.. W. A. Wi1-"n, o-f thr. n, T:ler. Andrew W. Met'r,ner, cm-.' -ix daiv- en.hre o, tri ,c-p and4 e-,r.1 95.E;H e'n. In N'i the>e d1v, he w.akted six hoursa, ~ ea. Ele th:..achwred thie extre.rd ry fest of setungr1 9->.6%~ e.ns in i h'irs witho-it any extra "fmt." annI!ex the fiZ1w. exri'j. th~e s'no: of eacihvy' w;rk, wh;eb for r. Sty pe-settir han prohvir r.ever I e~o;zi!ed: it-'Idy 1 7.209,; Mo" 15.4'0 Tue-v, IAl '-; Wd The~ strengh of the~ Uni St-zc ar r is3 3 -870. r.+ W i He Succeed, S Th f%lnWing artic:e has s?, Tnch truth atid 4-nnd practic r- :-raPe in it. we give it a promiat" . cur e.I a.tor:a. p a it to it:e caret! pn rm .- fev ery _a.nt - -.FL):.s. ng i :!,e esses oat Uf ten, r ' in n' if; b a su:te& uue; to bear ! urdeLs in his Chii.ldoc. -'h if the fond ness ur vaitzy of thl n or n"ther hat kept him from baa .e tork: if another acay5 he Pt h. . ut at the eud of his rtw ; i 'ce i+te:..i takirn hb. turn a: pitc dirg (:. be moved away'a1.fti re. tit.i -in or, it wiat wAs Htg! m- aiways feli to him, and wLat Wi . hiavy about the work. to son - n l.t . if ue ii-, ben-n t"r:ittL yto -aitk tili biikit:g tas become .. hab tt-u ies fS. :i is wriLughi . i iife wJ : . a failures and t! it:.. wi:d no)t be hA:i to n):0:U pors hatf poo, weak. foo -.O. a other ha:) bi ai boy. 2ee bragtL J: up. t) dtJ Lis p."r; ia:e re=pond. uity, or prmita De :o dage work. wtether c' ni s t mie:"r . :bi-: :k acihe yr :suiled h ed tL.d td hexrit,g Leary burder etc"am.e a matter of p,:ride. ti :ah-v end of tLe wood hia fro he cc-par?nts as they bid hi '. good-bye, may dismise beir fear -tiis life will not be a business fs; ure. The elemonts of euceee a: he his, and at some time and in o0tr us way the wer d will recognizC h al business capacity. Take another point. Money the object cf the wor3d'i par:'cit . It is an object. I: gives bread at c elotLing, and homes and cemfor .u The world has not judged who' r. un1wisely when it Las made the p w. sition a wan occupies to hin at. more or lees on his ability to eai or money. and somewhat upon ti a amount 0 is possesions. It i re. is miserahiy poor. it either argu :d. some defect in his business abi!it i some reck%ssnes"s in his expen; i.;:rses. or a ick of fitness to col wit men in the great battle f a gold. !I Whena country-bred boy lear botme. it is ge!mrally to enter u t "rn .ome bai noss, the esd ofwhir i to sequire property. and he w 2 meedi just in proportiont as m- flbeen.ae to e:arnf and s:r y I' th m e ne has had coy' W J M p'an tug a little patc in ti a rng. aoid seling i:s produce M tr monr-:b. of wa:ching and : c' chu~:ck.' a:t-~ sixeent a heaid: - trorm trappinrg mayk:-ata. and se :1- rn if'r m : ,r : n g;s eti, snre in the Fa2 for gam and wkingf m1ues to Sqethem rip:~ L:eingcoin iLe a negh. er moor;ight evenHa::pa: are aUn mane: woringutie to oc~ca hil da tat hard word :.e b: grwnt madep n eh im gtod * ma e e ptleai the wordw. trOn d~the Ont. w:b bary ne . er earned adlare ifaalens nt mnah hi awy kboepat him, wpi diee ad t-heos andv to saei bis imaegind anot -and he b r onthto manhoonin te e eLrey treat bim t bah siti consieratin. hebitl arltsbe is ak-*it a. n h a is otel usi muchI' his, a~pes fl(e bot him, wi md neve made thet oy d pen <u su uhimsel-i o aehm sPaui months to geamned to r p'ai e a otjckki W(.Tvrbd hta.i teof rough itH iaz o tier acet an-r Ik roughi come:in boy ho->d, it does od ;i uater, he abiare fred. ted , thre q,enont whe ther a. you1 u:hon i iling' nd to maki pa i;.i)r and grief of children con tribate to thesuccessofsabequent w.-Harti and Home - - Too Contenttd. Citentment is a very -goed 1hiug in its place, but it is s Ltat "virtues carried to exceSes be e.:me riees." Some people bar0 the rice of contentment very ba.L As Hugb Miler justly remarks :" uhe Scottish, Highlanders, their coetentment was certainlyno Tir . u.,"when it lad the elhct of ar reung all improvement. It is ai*n periiouony aMiod to great -sv r.. t.-ring. when the men who exew p?'ty it are so thoroughty happy aznid the medioeritiea of the pre. ent that they fail to make pro ii,?on for the contingencies of the fnture. There is no merit in being eo: - tented with an old leaky roof -and patehed windows; a houe with Soose zlapbaards, and a tangle door y fir.,w Loe oce higed gate gives fr.-e irgres6 to cows and pigs, nn les a;I'these things are poaitively a oidab1e. "The field of 4ho -.ad" net with. no commen Janu n from. the wisest of men. *Tir si,:tless contentment of the .zy man is no akin to theresigaa.. tio of tie true Christian. who su miis b amb!r to the Lord's wiil, ev !n when inclination is sorely Tile best sermon to preach to ome people~would seem to be the duty of discontent with their pres ent surroundings. There is no hope of arousing them to improre nnt tili they can be shook awake, is ad made to open their eyea to the wretchednes - their sluggish i content has brought them inte ; have them dissatisfied if you cam IT with the crazy old house and J- broken fence, the sorrel grown e fields, and garden of nettlee. -n Show them the iiprovement a e pound of nails and a half a day's labor would make on the hone. and yard, and if need be lead a F. helping hand to start the ball of improvement. You will never e lose time by sueh good deeds an d >r it will give you aatisfaction every time vou reesli it.--When yo:t have done your best to improve y. arself and your condition, then b is the time and place for content hmeu1t to)come in. Then yonisny .eheerfully leave the results to a xiher power, satisi6ed that yxou wiii not receive the condemsnation . Af' be "slobfjt servant." ORtDINATIoN oF 'rnE R Er. h. S. HWIA.u.-The ordinato o lr II .Wigard a iitro h Gx.pel according to the. faith of. . e Evangeica! Lutheran Church, itook p!ace lst evening at St. Jo'n's Chiurch. There was quite a larg cogregtio, and manyotf hei memibers of Latheran Synod, * ateily in session bore, were pre eat~I. The Rev. T1. S. Boineet de ivered an able ar.d interesting s'rmon, selee;ing as his text the ..6t verse of the 24th chapter of Geness: "HIinder me not, seeing ieLord hath prospered -my The char.ge was delivered to the a.didate by the llev. y. H. law ne, the president of the Synod, and he was welcomed into the fellowohip of the cburch by the ordained ministers who were pre sent .or thecloeeof the cere moisa collection was taken up for the benefit of the Missi4nary Society.-'arle'ston News, 2%. SA xae' Cmacus.-The Macon Tel ! egraph of the 15th says; The > - circus of the late lamented Colonel Amee, passed up Cherry street it !at evening. The horses, wsgons and men. were draped in deep morrig. It was certainly the tisttime such a company ever moved through our streets e" o~ e1tlc;y, so gloomily. No trss bandi preceded it, and no sho:t.s greed is from the side walke. reit pa.i to the Fair Grounds', p- where the horses and wagons at e . obe sold and the company dis -v. banid. The mardered Colora-l it .\.mas ret in Rose Hill Cemnete:rv. in and in a few days his compa,y! he wiil ba scattered to the foar wirds mn. of the earth. m: Kindness, like the gentle breath