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I SEWTMERRA43S. C, dednesday. August 23, 18A. - -e- neeftn war. In view Of the fr-ritless eesults of the Cnrean war, the New York Evening Posta>k: . "Is it -ti thtae tov'ise sorme other way of.perqwling s-vnges to civilization than by kiliing and mntilating them? If no better way can be found of dcaling with them, - would it not be wise to let thein aloiie altogether? An is there in any recognized code of worality or of public a .v any grant to us of the right of compellin- a nation to hold communi cation with us, against its will ? These q1estiQre certainly deserve consideration, tsven if the recent attack upon the Co !ean% should prove to have been fully ijustiuj'l by an exceptional provocation." Lubricating Oil. .t isveli known that in the friction of two surfaces together, a ccrtain amount of heat is produced, and that the office of a lubricat-r .s to reduce this friction to a Iminitutiui, by filing up the inecualities of the- s,irfaces, and preverting their ad h The more completely this is done, tOe less h:eat is developed ; or, in ntlher words, the ltss heat, produced by the mutual friction of two oiled surfacrs iN a ;iven time, so much tiore valuable is the halnicator made use of. Ipen this principle a machine has lately been constructcd, for testing the comparative merits of lubricating oibz, in which the a-ount of heat developed in a given time by a certain nutber of rotations, with oils of diTferent qualities, is measured on ait atta'h.:d thermometer ; and it is said that tiis apparatus is now largely used in varlwi establishments fur the p>ur )ose of furnishing the test in ouestion. [Wilhington Star. The State Tax Payers' Cozv=ntion. We have patiently awaited the results of the late Tax Payer,' Convention, and find no good "fruits meet for repentance," on the part of the ofi.-ial-. The Convention appointed Conimittees to do that which shoud have been done dhiring the session. The reports of these Committees; measurably predicated upon the:ex-parte statements of some of the officials-no proof of course being discov cred of frauds-places the Convention in a false position, for the reports are adopted. What then? Might it not seem to many that the Gonvention en dorses the official acts of custodians, wrhos. gross misconduct they were to fUrret out and condemn? In.view of the lamentable fact that all oflice.holders are expected to piunder and pill.ge the people, and that they are generally considered by men of all par ties as having a right to do -so, we, as humble individuals, cannot presume to say that is wrong which seems to be in accordance with the received opinions of roankind. ~So let them steal. F .GLENN'S SPRING, SPrnTAtntRac, Aug. 18, 16'71. The grand affair of the season came off on Momiday night -last in the shape, or rather namne;-of a Sciopticon Entertainment. The Bills being posted some days in advance, and displaying the regtuisite number of big lines, showsing the most remarkable features of the promnised entertainment to decided advantage, of course no little curiosity was~ mnanifested, both by the guests at the Spring, and the inhabitants of the country round about. .What did the word mean, and what would it prove to be ? These were the ques .ions w'hich occuied attention during the days' which ititervened be tween the stickinig of the bills aud the memorable nghm. Some one suggested that Sciopticon wt- the Greek for scmethuing of a ?t we ruled that man out. Such aa idea rat'd only occtur to a man of contractedl v-ews. It would never do to lend counte rn:uce to an idea of :bait kiad, and we there fore encourged the populir curiosity and en tusiastn as inuch acs possih!e, and even used considerable powcr of persuasion to gain Mr. Fowies consenTt to grant permission to exhibit thte show in the hall room of the ho 'el, for he too smelt a mice and did not want als bo,:rders to be hummbugged. No matter -rhat we tho,nZht, it was our duty to contrib ur -to the pleasure of our fellow-boarders od fellow-suff:rers, and any innoceut mneans, ~att:ti a consumnmation so muc:h to be de ed, should be eagerly embraced. In view ithe fact, thazt the number of dyspeptics here is glaie l:trge, althcogh a chance vimo at thet setrrn sti.At., ~o ee thetm e:tt, would haird!y believe, that these mni and women ,who can scarcely talk of anything etse but their pains and the thousand and one symptons of their peculiar caee togethJer with the ef'ect the water Is having on thetn. and hzow, macygoblets "they went" this mornintg, and how~. many they in end "to go' to-miorrow morning, that there s anything at all rhe maitter with themn. Chicken, ham, htatter-ce, hut biseita, strong e.ee &c., tre tac-kised by tem with an energy worthy ofa better cause, there fore Tut:: An tY 310nN ING ithe time to -wte the sickh ones to advantage. Ohb the grunts, the moans. the groans, and the solemin vows to let chicken and e.ffieeI Aone at night, told to the soft breezes of the rnorno.: atnd the quantity, of water imbibed, to churn up and wash e::ch tronble out. This occupies from one to two hours, and the re hearsal takes place at the spring house, and is listened to with sighs as long as one's arm aind otten longer, as sotue long-winded fel tow gets the tloor and goes over his oft-re peated story. 'Te man who can get the first say, is as happy as can be; what a night he passed throngh! somec ne w symptom h-is re vcaled itself. and he expa:iates tilt it's time to go and take in another gorge. But we are off the track, and must g.-t ou oncee more arid go on w.ith the show. We said it was our du:y to cncourouge its coming, and on ac onut of the suffering dyspeptics who needed something to stir themi up beside water, therefore said we, let the Sciopticon come: antd come it did about 10 o'clock of the ap pinted day, and about six hours before the doors were to be opened. T bis afforded the preprietor and operator suficeient time to make all his arrangements, which consisted Atrst in sticking up a bill at the Spring, one at the store house of Mr~ Catetand ano.her ai the Hotel, in putting on a clean paper collar, and brtshing hi.s hair behind his ears. The excitement about this time was steadily increasing; one young man had already corne oiq r fo the ticket nfe, and several HADTOBESPAiKED I by their mamnias to keep them quiet. The effect on some of the dyipeptics, too, was of the happiest cbaracter, and theirappetites for solid food considerably improved; and take it altogether the Sciopticon was already woi king wonders. low long the afternoon, t The ladies were readv long before night, t and the gentlemen all, expect one or two one of whom we will notice further on-were t likewise on the qui vive of expectation. Col L., a dashing cava!ry officer in the late Un pleuamntuess, wa par:,icularlY jubilant. We;l. ni;ght came at iat , and the doors at length throwu open, in went the expectant crowd, after depositing their qaarters in the hianflq of the owner of the-we won't call its name any more if we cai help it-and for an interminab!e half hour sat the au" dirnec with a patience most gratifying to the proprietor, who, every live or ten minutes woald let in another cui iosity-struck crea ture, and mid to his pile of qiarters. There was no excitement, no coi!nion, strange to say, notwithstanding every heart beat high with the expectation, for the annouucement that the Sc-(ahnost slipped it out again) was the wondey of the age, and all that sort of thing, was enough to excite the most in tense enthusiasm. It mna be too that the MUSIC RENIDERED. duing tlhe half hour that the audience widt ed, and the doorkeeper continued his labor of love, had a soothing intiuene, but it is hatd to say. The ie.ietr may perhapi decide this point when wc say, that the overture se, keted for the ovcasion ws a fantasic on the Spanii danc, w;th Shoo Fly variations, by a fAll orchestra, com;. sed of one negro, a fiddie, and ako a bow. IU there was any rosin used no mention was made of it. The overture was long and occupied the full half hour, and when the last man had entered, the grand and pleasing spectacle commenced, and continted for a full half hour longer, amid breathless silence, brokei only by the I voice of the lecturer, who told his bewildered audience that one picture wazs a j:ickass and another something else. But for this consid erate explanation there would no doubt have been disappointmenit. for otherwike no one could have made out what the ten pieturus shown represented. Of course it was a mo4t unmitigated humbug, and yet it se-rved a purpose, in affording a topic of conversation, and for an hour or two no one said anything about stomach, liver or kidnevs. We may add that fortunately this strolling picker up of other peopks' hard-carned woney only made a half dollar over expenses, and over henrinig sundry remarks not complimen:ary to him on his Sciopticotu, swore he'd never conie to Glenn's again. We regret having taken up so much spacet with '1erkstresser's magic lantern. and offer as an apology that somehow or other we could not help it. Wherever he visit, the reader will be prepared to either keep his or her quarter, or throw it away, as fuacy die tates, Qaite a nice company has conpregated here, and every day some chatice is made, either by a departure for other ;enes and places, or an arrival. We are plea-ed to state, however that the N1MeR1 STEADILY INCrEASER, and that m.:ny of the ailing are doing wtell. That the water is effiencious we need not again repeat, unless some unfortunate, who is yet in ignorance of its tmany virtues may need ibis and be induced to give it a trial. While on this point we cannot help again I reverting to the CHIEF OCCUPATION o? TitE DAY, I and that is, breakfast, dinner and supper. It seems strange that people will not know I themselves better, and treat their best friend, the stomach, with more consideration. A dyspeptic for instarnce, wortn out an-d emtct ated, or one suff'ering from severe chronic gastritis, having all but destroyed the diges- I ive apparatus from imprudent eating,comesC here expecting that tihe mere dritnking of the water will effect a cure, wIlIe the same enturse of stuffing is persisted is, and at night especially is this to be seen, as hefotcre me tioned. We do not say that tall ac' thlus imn prudent::y, for there tare those wl,o carefullyr diet themuselv'es, atnd r'atiidly itmprove'. These I are the wrise ones. Thar Mr. Fowler, thi pre, prietor, occupies atn unienv'i.be po:,ition, tno one c:it deny, and we would RlA TH ERPDE A .xt-LE Il.ITER :btan a hate] Itreper, for as a class, travelers and boarders are most intoler::ble grumblers They arc hardly ever sa:isfied. Did lhe not furnish a supper in which solids occupied a part, a lhue and cry would be raised by the ji heaithy and strong, and feebly helped by the sick and weaik, and he would have nto rest or peace. A light meal of bread, butter, prm srves and tea, would produce a howl. Therei are two cries here-one for something to eat, ~ and the other for some relief after the indu! gence. Tie gentleman alltmded to above,t who would not get ready for, tnor invest aj e quarter in, the show, is A CHIARtACTER WELL KNO;VxN in the low country, and is as independent, as a Philadelphia wood sawyer, He ser-ved the coun:rv several terms in the State Legisla-C turc from Colleton distt lct, and then, as now, had his own peculia~r notione of things, and bluntly gives them expresion. lie roust be 0 years or thereaboutts,. and as an cc centric batchelor, wl:h scend lstockings filled with savings, holds a high head in this at- I mosphre-except at meal times, when lie bckles to it, and bending almost doutble, cuts atnd comes again, until every chink, ec erch and avenue- is closed, iIe says he n ould like our hos-t :o bui:d a small railway from~ the side meat table to where lie sits to facili- j tate operations, and enable hitin to fill utp cx, eiiouly. We men tion him as a fair rep- I resetative of one of the classes whio come here for hetnih. 'Take him altogether hle is aIt compound of singularities. As a sample t the Sprin:, an evening or two sitnce, one of the regular drinker< said somethig abo.ut 1 Ic wantng a segar, when the oldI mrajor, taking off' his old weather-beaten straw, and diving down untder a quire or two of sheets filled2 with notes and catlculations, some of them no doubt made during the time he occupied a leglative chair, drew from the prized re ceptac!c a sceai', which said he, a gentleman gave him in Charleston on Ite first of May( last, and which from that titme to the pre'-ent I ha:d remained in the hat where he placed it,t in company wvith papers, &c. Think of a -e gar beinz kept in a hat for nearly fourmonths. As stated, lie is a batchelor and is reputed tor e rich, and if'he could be indurced to shavei and trim a trifle, and trick himself out a lit-t nearer the style in dress, he'd be a catch for I some sorrowinig damsel. We make this men tion of him as he has requested us to send him a copy of the Herald, ant without a short sketch of himself, he might possibly be disappointed. In onr first communication felicitation 1 was made that no insurance agent had as yet ventured here, and it would have been singular had so rem'trkable an exemp:ion continued- It was not to be, so fair a field could not be overlooked, and as was to be expected the looked for addition to our circle was made complete in the arrival of a distin gised humanitarian a few nights since. At his particular request it is mentioned that he favors the new departure; and_ would_ notr irt to induce a man to avail himself of the dvantages and blessings of a life policy was 'I Uade. He says he found the company too des yspeptie. and their appetites too vigorous, L, nd in consequence was afraid to risk in- o olving the company he represents. Would att others were as considerate. This gen- bre leman we can meet with pleasue, and the I ;hole company rijoice that there is nothing eig D fear from him in his particular line of u4ine-ts. y ot We have Just rome accidentally on Ctn olii I rin:e, lcnniint of great interest, in which wil can OfI ANALYSIS O. TIH OL.N.:!8 SYRISC Vater, and which we publikh for the benefit four readers, :ts follows: "It is a strong ulplurois wter: one wine quart of which ter onttins six cubic inchI!s of Sulphitrated lydrogen Gas, and its s:siid contents are 2.1 grains Sulphaie of Magncsia, 10 " Soda, Lime, to 4 " Muriate pr : 4 Suner Carlonate of Soda, Vith traces of 'losphate of M:gnesia and I arbte of Lime. This document was printed in 1855, and ontalos a list of many remarkab:c cres in ,ver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Habitual Con tipation, Chronic Diarrhea, Bilious Diar lwLa and Colic. Diabetes and Bloody ' inc, tell atamenial Derangement, Painful Menstrua- a ions. Flour Aibus, Lucorrhoa, Ascetes, Stone nd Guiiorrhti, one eaqe of Uiseaseof Heart, nd one of Cancer. I: is a valuable paper of efe:euco and should be repablihed and ta cattered broadcast. The country immediately about here is n!Tering still for rain and the crops fast burn be ng up past all hope of recovery, and yet only few miles off good rains have been falling se uring the last week or two. The election for Commissioners in New- sw irry. or rather the result, has been received Is1. cr with the satisfaction which so important sor consummation demands, and the influence f the great victory in Charleston, together the ith this of Newherry, will permeate the in hole State. The promise now is that the SPe Ide of events is beginuing to turn. P,ut we bet anust close for the present. SENIOR. ed ho Ie A Moment with our Exchanges. cet We find the "Weekly Atlanta Sntl" on our at!c, and checifuilty place it upon our ex- cri :auge list The Siu's beams we know will xett a salutary effect in disinfecting the * taznating sectiofn of the South, now heinIr fot verslaughed bv the new departure. AleX- lh:t nder H1. S:eplhcns is the political editor of he Sn. than whom no other writer wields o trenchant a pen. 'PeN:s S-FNEL.-WC have riCriied bi- d lie third tnmir of this weAly journal. e - is a new pap-r, starl at Pickens Gotrt lolse. publhd by J. R. ioleombe & Co , $1.')u per annum. We %%eleoaie it to our xhn1ge list -itd wish abundant success to bie enterprise. rti DEMorEST', YoUNG AvEnici for Sep ember is filled with charming stories. 'Mnnie and Kittie." is a splendid tale, by. il Forrest. "M1ay Clifford in the City," is Si ot less interesting. The illustrations, poems, (1t id-le and editorial deparments for Juve. O, ies, can only be appreciated by thoie who imye perused them Get a Copv and Sub crihe for a year, only $100. Pblaished at C 38 Bromdway, New York. Three hundred pictures for twenty-five nts.- Set-lng is believing. aud we do see ifore us Demorest's 31onthly Slatgazine for1 epltember, with more than three hundred wir ngravings of Fashions,e Music: "Where lie le Mountain Echos Meet," a charming song As vy Baker. set to music, choice literature, at oems, Jecnny June's piper on Mar'riage, isay )uties of Ilusbatnds, Fashions. Ilou<ehobi, I ,dics' Club,. with other interesting articles vorh more than a year's subscription, in one lumber. Price. 2~5 ets., or S3 00 per year. 'ublished at 83$ Broadway, New York. w We htav.e received a copy of the Addreas dre cfore thei Litararv Societies of Wa,shinvton ma nd L"e University, on Commencement D.ay, 'tie 22, 1871. i)e ,Jiieph W. Tay lor, E-q , if Aab..ma The nddre<" i a beautiful pro uttion, in favor of coniverting the above in. it:ion into a Memorial University. by the t So hern pt-ople, as a wonttmenct io the left remory of Generaf Rober't Edomatil Lee, who I levoted tihe rem:ttinder of his life to the des- - Iaration, "'I imv~e a self-imposedl nack which I must accomnplish. I have led the youn:g Ui; :tCn o0' theC So:tth in battle. I have seen om tn-ty of ltem fall tinder mty standard. I a hall devote my life now to triing young r sett to do their duty in life." A Liviio31EJoUNAL-NOTABLECtANGE. -Lst October, hIeatrth anti Home ptased rtto he hands of Messrs. Orange Judd &Ci ., 215 Broaidway, New York, the weil ce nown publishers of the Am~erican Agricul- S.' rist-a journal long withour a rival in ster- Po in value and circulation. The marked im- am irovmntts then expected to appear in Icarih and Homine havec beent futlly realized. d it is now one of' the c'hoicest illustrated rea ,urnals atnywhetre issued for the family cir, lea l-adapte-d to bothI the juvenile and adult eot cople, and nmeeting the special wants of the of 'uskeper. imides it supplies very use- e ui chapters for the gtarden and farm, and an nportant NEWS sheet, giving a v-alutable re- ' ime of the tnews forna week up to the momen t pas f issue Fronm S500 mo S800 worth of very ma~ ne engravings bea-.ttify eacht weekly num - er We notice now a s'ill turther mark of ntrpise on the part of the publishters; they ave secured the exclusive editorial services his f lward Ezgleston, so widely and favora e known by his writings ini Scribner's onthly, and tmany other Migizine and otrtals. aind especially as the chief super, ttendintg Editor of the New York Indepen et f or some time past. With tis notable Ott ddiion to the previounsly large atnd strong mein dtorial force, llearth and liomne can not fail . . merit anti command a prominent place it' verv household, in city. village, aind coiun- ina r'y.' Specimen copies can douhtless lie ob- tht .inedl of the publishers, as above Tirins cat: lily $3 a year. Sin:lle numbers 8 cents. eyc learh and Home and Amerimtetn Agricultn- tur it together, S4 a year. Bettrer add otne or oth of item to) youtr supply' of reading; they . re e:t'h worth infitcly more than the smanll 1s t o'st. i 2 , dlit Colonel Wanton IDuncant, of Kentucky,t 1st returned from Eiuropie, where lie has Zt eeni in intimtate sociali rela'ions with the 'rench imnper-ial famtily, was intesrviewed y a World re porter'. Napoleon believes ag his early restoration ; that the gov- ott rmett of M. 'Thiers is regarded as a n-a tere mtake-shift, and that hiis deatth at Ikrt is time would be followed by antother " iC ivil war. Gatthetta is looked upon as bei n ambli tionts, in triguing, tle man. Ba tine waits for history to justify hitm. li '.boumf is a "ivretched creature." '[Th.e flv .mpress is wev, and intends to send cot he Pnce Imrperial tin a tour through amt he United States whenever hte is old thc nough to apprseiate' this big country. I ;olotel Duncan believes that England is Oh breatened with serius revolutionary roubles.-ColumbtiniaPhoicnix. bl D)t:rrvts.-Mr. James O'Neale, a vene- 'll able gentleman. who may~ have beetntl oticed each Sabbt,atht by thte congrega 'i iott of St. Michael's, Charleston, as he as led to his sent int the church, expireidI t -steray mtorninig, at the ripe old age if - ighty years. -\r. O'Nt-ale was clerk ofco he choir itt idas long gone hby, when theen vmns and psalms were read aloud by St im, and was, for many years subse- dei uent to the abolition of thi< office, sex- pet on of the church. his aged forrD hasdt ong been one of the land mtarks of a by- Ithl :one age. Mr. Con. O'Neal, formerly of exton of St. Finbar's, also died last reek.-Courier. I PAnus, August 18.-La Patrie says Rassia pe: making great military preparations. Prus- lat ia, also, is -filling up her cadres, perfecting Io rmaments and collecting enormous quanti ies of stores. L.a Patrie -believes the prepa-, ations of the latter power are aimedl at cu tussll General News Itms. he potato blight it is feared will almost rrov the Irish crop. r. 11 T. IleImbold attempted suicide at i- Bianch. tlinta i- ca-:-ing the arre:st of .Sabbath ake. s. ~ew York women artaccused of smoking aret es. L good rule : back your friend S and face I entlies. 'he Aarquis of torne and P'rine ss Louise I reside in Canada. onisiaRa will soon have tens of thousands ,hinese at work on its plantations. 'he Colobia !-e ea hoMe ir clean Iien on unday aftertcon. 7hirtee:i rniMns of money wcre reprle ted at one Sarat-vga break last. 7he Kit Klux -vdrnce ziow in the hand4 he printer Make t, print'ed pages. 'minith on the Evason of J.-hts," is said be the ttle of a tiew legal work in ts e.titted' that the corn crop of a this year ,ill amount to 190,000,000 bels. sN FRANeisco. August IS.-Twenty car ds of fresh Japanese tea were shipped 4tward to.day. here are about one hundred and eight Is Frenason Lodges in thi's State, with embership of 14,000, he beautiful Carltta, relict of the ill d Maximihliat,.who wA. dezerted by ree, is slowly dying. 'he citizens of GreenTille preprse to P5 lish Courts of Arbitration, so as to avoid law's delays and costs. 'Keep to the right as the law directs" is to Dbsered on the grand highways of old an, owing to the immense travel, and con. itent col!isions. Ln earthquake and a tidal wave recently -pt every living ihing from ofT the little m11l of Tagolanda. The uimber of per. s lost is estimated at four tlousand four Ji-ed and sixteen. liss Charlotte Cushman has returned to stage and w';ll appear at Booth's theatre, septemher, as Queen Catherine in Shak are's Henry V111., and later as Lady Mac hs.i ord Courtenav has achieved an indeht. iess seareely less titan that of hIs lI-dly m companion. the Dhuke of Hltilmihon wAs d-eclared battkrupt, with debts ex. ding $4,1151,0100. i voxn'g lady in Richmond conmntrecd ing ot tie 3(1 of last tmonthl, an-l Ims not pped yet. 11er father says she can ton" I c er, but she'll get no fifty ceIts out of I to but a bustle. F.tt OF W. G. Ti%not-t, -sq.-This hiv esteetted citi,:en, of Ciark-ton. died he residence of his son, Mr. 1'. '. Tret. tm), Tilrrsdtr ev.'ling, in the sixty eith car OfIhiage. . N FRA\eisco, Auguct ]:'.-.Thle ,Japan. GovernmeCnt anonees a tiew svsteml o0 jottal coin:tge of gold and silver, to cor. notId wi'i the Amterica system, ie v, or dollar, being tie unit. rhe farewell services of the Rlev W. ,maii were celebr,ted ini Creeniil'e ott adaY. Mr. Thotmas will enter upoi the ies of his new cha:rge at Norfolk itt toter.. 'hie corn-'r stone of the new Meitlodist areb lit Greei ville n ill he aid ot Tus Sby the Mason-i. Tie Rev. Witefoord iit. ). .., A;i ielive an adtesz ot tIe astotT. ary Kelly. removed to IBellevue Uospital ht sutpptosed eboiera, died this mortning. ~pital phtysicians s:ay ir wats ai ease otf atic chtoler:n, while the Sanitary Inspector his phtysicians, who tttended the-woman, it was cholera motbtus. o.mIA3 . .JmPA. Jnty 22.-A heavy hioon tt Koha, ('n the 4tht instant, causecd loss of 400 lires. Several vessels also e wrecked, inciding the Pr:d: of Ta .nme ycaptain,' twos mates und btewatrd were wt,ed The dlamaIge'to property is es'ti ed at %00,000. -- Ir. o'hn Cathoun: Clemnon, who wast kil at Ilttnniett,t otn the II. R. R. R., lt it r Floridt, two wveekts previ~ out. MeI the wife oft Gideott Lee. Anti thu< tn we'ek' the pairents of the deceaise.1 are childles-with a grie'f so great tha:t a pathhlitng comtnunity eantot console. The. liepiea:n party is mtarchinig ito a iletel defeat. Too mt any iotthers, too ttv Simtotn Catmerouts, too Inany1 3ltirtonts Chanude'rs, too niuch stealing atnd land "bittg hive killed it ;it is dead beforec it s into battle." mttpror Napoleon has given a fete at selttrst, at which telegramts were re red rom~ the Czar of Russia, King of ~den, Emlipror of Atustria Kintg of -tgal, Kittg of Hlolland, Prinee of Wales, Iothers. 'hte Rev. Dr. B3roadtts wtas expected to chl Gfreenville to-day. The Miountaliteer rs that his recent Ettropean tour hats trihutted much towards the imtprovenTtttt ils hteahhI, tabhotugh not resultng in its pfete rsstoraition. 'he Rev. Dr. Firmtan fills thte place of tor of the G7reentville Baptist Ch;urch, le vacant by the resignation of thte Rev. D. ThomaIs. He will not, satys thte utitee-r, for the prePsent at least, sever cotnection with the Utniversity. Ssevere stormn of wind and ratin, re-stil in uitroofe'd hnoises anzd ittnndated cel Swas experienced in Charleston htst Isy tniht. In addhition the tides were sully hit,h and destructive. Seven te of taun fell. udgIe Cut penter. says the t'amden Jour-~ ,Ihas gonte to P'enntsyilvatnia to stutmp tState for the Dlemocrats itn the lall paign for State officers. The Demtocra thete htave accepted the "New Depar t as the ba-is of' their operations. oNtoN, A ugust 1.-The Persian famine ore terrib!e thlan has been reported. tOO personts (lied int Ispahatn. Thte cott ;on of the provitnce of 3Maganaderan is I worse. The rice crop is a comupiete tre. The cattle platgue, smtall-pox, ty IS fver at:d c'hQlera nrevai!, i daugh.ter of Thtomas Bttrnet Ewittg, d ten years, living necar Fitloni S:atioti, the PaLdtuah atnd Granid Gutlf Railroad, choked, outraged with thte aid of s fe, and then thrown into a poitd. A ru cotnf-ssed thoetime. He was abot lg ly nehed, at last accottnts. 'he Chicago Post, speanking of newspaper i, says that Connery is nowv edItor of tihe rad-a brigh t vigilan r, atlert tman of th irty ,, six years ago the Herald's Wa:hington repodtent. lHe is always on the qul vive, Iis judicIous as well as enterprisinig. from llerld stantdpoint. lHe is letan of course one of the New York journalists are fat. ed we'd like to see a newspaper man take fat at the tread mill. h?:nsL.um:, AuIgust 19.-In the Assem to-day thte committee on tie armiy bill de a report recommending its passage. ill, as returned to the Chamber, makes lary service conmpulsory, and allows tno to procure substitutes. It prohibits ihr fr-om votitng in political elections, dissolves the National Guards through the cotintrv. rhe Savmnnah antd Charleston papers re d deeds of sacrilege. In both eities trees have been entered atnd robbed. Luke's, Charleston-the late C. P. Gtds-* s hurch-wais even robbed of the dr. - hung in the chaneel itn respect to the eased rector. Well may the papers say a person so wicked is beyound the pale merV. Un~orig the many sadi features of the rible terry boat explosion itn New York, hat involved in the alntost entire exter ttion of sever'l families or three or more sons who were p sengers on the boat the ime. Itt at least two cases, the list the dead and injured shows that father, tter and children were all either killed :right, or were so wounded of -alded LOCAL. We are requested to state to the community at large that the Telegragh Office will be open every Sunday from 9-to 10 o'clock, A'. M. Mr. E. Pitt., arrested- e accessory to the murder of Mr. Foster V ate, after the deed, has been released on bail. V-aDALssr.--We learn a piece of crape was torn from a door in this town ikst week by a negro worpan. 'the Military-lock, stock an-i barrel--have removed their quarters to the commodious I dwelling ald elegant grounds now owned' ly. M1r. D. 1. Ph irer. TnE CROPs.-Cotton will be one-third- less than an avr:me crop. The forward corn crop i- a good one but the late planting is next to nothing A GAME OF BAsE BALL will be played Thurslay afternoon, on the depot grounds, betwen the Second Nine and the Newber ry's. DiriNE SERVICE may be expected next Sunday morning and ilght at St. Lu%e's Episcopal Church, by the pastoT, Hey. Ed ward R. Miler. FoaArTIE'S BOOA UEfosIToRY -We !T vite special attention to card from the above Book Emporium. Mr. Fogartie. it will be seen, fills orders for any books published In America, and charges only the original cost of the same. TitE WEATHFI i. at p,ese-t very pleasant, the long and unioril Spell of hot, dry and dusty weather appears to have closed, and we now have cool mornings and evenings, much to the saitisfaction vf the stay-at-home and-swelter-club. REMoVAL-NxT Doon.--r John Chap man and Mr. E. S Bailey have removed their re!peciive stocks to the store next their late stand. They have a much brighter and more showy establishment. We wish them more business, and consequently mere of that article needed on 'change. C. R. IOLMES, EsQ.-The card of Mr. C. R%. lJolmeS, Cotton Factor and Commission Mercbant, Accommodation Wharf, Charles ton, S. C., appears in our paper to-day, and to which we invite attention. Mr. Holmes is well and favorably known to the merchants of'our community. CVNX1A.-Bt-S11 RIVER Cn1cRt.--Th,e huntdredth anniversary of the Bush River hptist clirch wus celebrated on the 12th iiistaitt. The interesti;g services are said to have been most impressive. The con gre:-atios were large and quite a nuni ber of elergymen took part in the inspiring services of the occasion. RPEsTORED TO HER CICK.-Lietit. Mil ler, while returning home some evenings since, saw a turkey snugly ensconced in the corner of a fence, and on going to the bird found it tied; whereupon he took it home and early next morning diapatched a servant to the neighbors to learn wlose it was, when it proved to have been stolen from Mr. Bay re, and front a brood of young chicks. Who tief dat turkey? REtvAL AMONG TI1E COLOnED FoL.K. Qite at prodigious revival has been going on among the colored people of the Metho dit Church, at this place. for several weeks, under the folldiwing named colored preachers: Ahrahiam Weston, .Joseph W illiamc, Joseph Jottes, JIoseph Bostn and Joseph Beden baugh and others whose names we have not jearned. Some of these meetings have been kept up from sun to sun. Five negroes accused of rstealing wheat from Capt. Jlohn Williams' plantation on )ujlick, aind who refusedI to be arrested by the authorities of thatt locality, were seenred~ and brought to town by the Sheriff last [lhtrsday night and lodiged in j-iil, Recsistantce to athity, as the Sumter Newes tritely s ays, is, on 'he part of maity of he colored peop!e. "a chronic evil of the tines.'" .A StUGGEsTION-It is athOut 103 years since the A<sociate Refo~rmed churches in Newerry Di.trict were orgimized, says the Associte Reformed P'ashyteuian. Might it not be wor-th while to have, saiy tnext May. a Centennial celebration of this event. We do nor know now,. says the Presbyterian, jusat when the first settlement was made in th at vicinity by our people, b)ut it is crtain tha'. it was about 100 years ago. If the pastors in Newberry will take hold of the matter, it miciht he made an occasion of great interest. Will they thitnk of it? INDEx TO NEWil ADVERtTISEMENTS.-A. J. MCauhrin & Co-Smith's Paitent Well Fix ue, ilorse P'owers, Flour, Bagging, Ties, &c,Dupont's Gunpowder-, Pratt's Astral Oil, Machine Belting. Marshall-Fresh Fish and Shrimp. B. Hlolder-Lime, the great Fertilizer. $2,000 or $1,500 wanted. Admtinistr.tor's Notice for Fina1 Discharge Executor's Notice. C. R. Holmes-Cotton Factor and Commis sion Merchant. Fogartie's Book Depository. North F.astern Railroad. Sca.rs. Many a child sincs "I want to be an angel," who wouhtl be more satisfacLor ifle wanted to be a good boy. A marriage service was recently solemnized in Cincinnati by the Rev. Mrs. AdIdie L. Bol Mary CairT says that it' husbands genierallyI knew what their- wives thoutght of them, suh cie would be ai more common occurrene. A lady, named Mrs. Betsy Hudson. living about six miles North of Warren, Pa., on the Jamestown and Warren Road, aged six ty-five years, presented her husband, a few days ago, with a healthy, bouncing baby. Two lively girls were driving a buggy on a plank road, and, otn beingm, a.sked for toll, in quired: "How much is it?" "For a man aith a horse," replied the gate-keeper, "the charge is fifty cents." "W~ell, then, get our of the way, for we tire two gals atid a taare! Get tip, Jenny!"' and away tihey went, heav ing the man in mute astonishment. The helles at L-mg Branch th is season are pricialiy married ladies. At other fashi onable resorts theC same fact is noticed A connois-cur explains this by saying thatI young unmarried ladies are so muclh absorb ei in the science of dress and self-display as to be utterly insipid. "IN A NEW LIitT.--Some men show most wisdom in making blunders. A Western journalist seems to have been wiser titan lie knew, when, drawing upon his memory for poetical quotations about woman, he deliv ered himself in his newspaper, as follows: "'Oh, woman, in rhine hours of ease Uncertain, coy and hard to please, But seen too oft, familiar with her face, We first endure, then pity, then embrace.'" " "hr is doubtful if Scott and Pope, so essen ially unlike, could, with the greatest care, he again so happily combined to present an old subject in a new light." PEA..-I There is no~true liberty without obedience. "The first lesson I taught my son," said the mothber of Washington, "was obedience. Parents forget an essential point of edai ca'tion ini forgetting to teach their children to love them. CoNsCI E$cE.-Preserve your conscience alwasoft anid sensitive. It but one sin force its way into that tender part of the soul, anid 43ve-.easy there, the ro.Ld is paved IFor the Herald. Talks to the Little Folks about Insects, NO. 3.-TIIE FLY.-CoTxuED. DEAR CHILDREN: Let us continue our alks about the fly, an interesting fellow in rpite of his unblushing impudence. We save already spoken of his eyes and feet, but re cannot omit the breathing organs and vings, which equally proclaim 'Wisdom beyond thought and power divine. In man there is a great central air reser roir called the lugs, to which the blood is )rought by means of arteries or blood ves sels to be oxygenated. In the fly this sys. em is reversed and the air is conducted by :ioes or air veins to the blood fountain. nhe air vessels in the fly answer to the blood ressels in man. These air tubes in the fly xre of the most exquisite workmanship, uti urpassed in animal mechanism, as beaui ul in their design as in their structure. Let is examine them a moment. The mouths >f these air vessels are arranged along the Oides of the insect's body and have fine net wo;k coverings like a sieve, which admit the iir but exclude the moisture and duat, either )f which would, if adinitzed, imperil the in sect's life. In a crtRture so siall as the 1ly, :he orifices cannot be discerned by the naked !ye. But if you will examine a tomato or ilk worm, you will see at regular intervals maill dots arranged aong ir side, like port bos in a man-of-war ship. And if you will p.tiently watch thete dots you will see then >pen and stint at regular intervali. This movement is caused L7 the respiration or reathing of the insect, and is similar to the lepression and swelling cf the breast of man when be tales the atnos,here into his lungs. here are many of these dots or air months, ind through these the air enters as it does .hrough your nostrils. Then frosm these large tube trunks otbers make off as branches rom the trunk of a tree, conducting the air to every part of the inse., 's body. These ir tubes, elegantly constrac!cd, and bciati ,il beyond description, are coraposedi of two lelicate membranes, between the outer and inner surfaces of whieh is inserted an elastic piral thread or wire, which passing along the entire lcngth of the tubes, prevent their olhipaing, a calgmity as fatal to the insect is a cord tied tightly around yourneck would be fatal to you, causing suffocation. The hoop-skirt between the under garments of a lady's dress, or the spiral wire of a glass Atbe, will give you some idea of the elasticity )f the air tubes in the body of the fly. Thus the great Creator provides for the comfort, the safety and the happiness of the smallest insect. You need not fear, therefore, that lie will be unmindful of you, who are so much better than a fly. UNCLE JOIIN. Newberry C. H1. COMMERCIAL. NEWBERnY, S C., Augnt 22.-Cotton 15 LTVERPOoL, August 21-Evening.-Cotton aaer-uplands 8; Orleans 9,. NEW YoRK. Aug-uit 21-7 1'. V.-Cotion steady -nd tirm. with light offeriugs; up and, 18'. Gold 12 a :21. C11A:LFSTON. Augi-t 21 -Cotton dull middling 17; receipt, 67 bales; saks 5; tock 2,900 AUGCsTA, Augnst 21.-Cotton-middling 16': rLceipts 26 bah-s. The other day a wouian postiaster was married-we call her maiden nan-: Sith, anil her tmairi ied stamise Jos)'. - Now who wa:s the postmaster safter that ceremtony ? Lertainsly not Mi-s Smit h, for there no longer was at Miss Smniths. And certainsly riot Mrs. Jones, for no such postmaster was knsown to the De partmentt. There's the bothier Aid wonen must give usp matritn"rny or msust waive some of ber "rights."-Clevelansd Flerald. LoUIsYtLLE-, August 20.-Cs'mplete re turns, except in six Coutnties, give Leslie's rajority at 36.000, and oilier Democratic :ndidates at 39,000. LoNDos. Aaugust 15-Advices from I'sri~ say tho city is excited and the situitions tsreateninug. Trstblse is ipp'ehiendedl from vrous so'urces. To-daty is the ti:e of Nit polon I, anud the air is inll of rumors that the armyv willI revolt :srsinst thie Yesa ilk's A ssembly , declasre Mc3.shon R~e yLnt, au'd demsnd an cempire. Pesople a:e leaving Paris in ai stasmpsede Some tielieve rie Orleanists' scee is ripe for a cotup l'eat, and is becing pushed he the propositim to ssake l'hiers permanent Executive, wvhich, it is feared, wioubl es:ablishi a governmnt ot mnonarchtiss. Thlier< hsn frtiientds. lie is tinted by the Riepublicatns. Royalists and [mperialists ahlke. A crisis is approaching. L.oss ny F's::. -:-The Steam Miilis of Mr Henry Siller, at M1artin's Despot, was destroyed lby lire on last Snday nighit. There was a good deal of grain retroved, and the entire loss is between four anud live thoo<and dollars. The fire was theC work of an incendsia:ry. [ 'aisrenssville Herald. gi 3MR. P. P. TOA LE'S NE W OFFicE Avs Sa: RE Iooxs .-We are happy to in fors our renders that their old nicquaitasnsce, Mtr. P. P. Tosae, wh ile continu in;:.ts'. manufactory of Doors. Saises. Blilnds-, etc , on H oribeck's W htarn Chrleston. S. C.. lhas opented a hasndsomne i'tfice and ex tesive sales rooms at No.21 a layne Street, where they will id it more conventienit to call otn bun whetn they visit the citr. The Sslet Rooms xtenid to No 33 P'inckntey htreet, where thers is aotherentrance. Sendi and get a new aud ex tended price it of latcst styles, etc. See audver July 12, 26-tm. l'Roor PossTsvr..-The immCise sales of . lng r's Sewinig 31aciies is a proof positive of their merits. No family kn:owinsg anything about them are wilting to do without one. Anythming in the way of sewing. plain or orniamenual, can be cone on them, atud a ch ildt with but little in truction cain run thetm withs facility The ma :uiery is simple iad not hia Ie to brmeaku or get :nt of order. They have been known to keep in rood riussinig order f'or tteen years without :ed of repairs, which cansnot 'oe "said of other rnchines 3Mcssrs. Chick & Chick are the agsests it ew berry.- tt. te DE BI LITY A ND EIA CI ATI'N h~oth r"sulit front the lack ofI absilisy o COnvert the food isnto niutrinment. How cessary, thien, for those snifes ng fr'omt hee alariig sym ptomtts to imismediately resort to a remtedy that will strengthen lte stosmach atnd digestive organss. For, as 'oon as this desirable ohj.-et has been aic coplished thse health improves, atnd the paitient resumucs his usual persounal appear nee. Ulostetter's Stomsachi Bitters have ittainied a world-wide popularity in such eases, and have beens provenf the best anud afetstimeans of remsoving constipatiotn, toing the stomatich, giving energy to the liver, ans.' relieving every symoptomu of sner vousness and depression of spirits. its csering aind bieneficial effects are highly poken of by thiosusds, who owe to it their restoraitiotn to hsealthi. No restorati'.e in the anssals of meiine has attained the asne populairity in the shorn space of time it has beets before the public, or has won the high esndorsesmentus accorded to this excelenst tonic. Many other preparations, psrpoting to be correctives anid restora tives, have beenCi introduced, and have per. sihed one by onte, whsile the popislarity of Ihostetter's Stosmachi Bitters continues to icrease, and is now recognsized as a stansd ard household miedicitne. The suceess which attendn the use Of the Bittesevinces at omnce its virtues in all ca-es of debility and disease of the stomach. Certificates, almost without numbher, have beens pub lshed, attesting its truly msiraculosus power in removing those painh;.: and fearful di seases. And at this time it seems idle to do more than call attention to the great remedy of the age, mu order to awaken pub lie attention to its excellesnce. It is thse only preparation of the kind that is reliable in all cases, anid it is therefore wdrtliy of tc consideration of the artited.. SMIT11I PATE1,,-T V' -F iii7 -ii IT R' DURABLE AND CONVE USE. OVER 7,000 SOL) STATE3). For recommendation fer to the following gentlemen w in use: Col. Simeon Fair. Win. F. Nance, E. H. Ch singer, Dati:el G;o;ganw, J. Betlon Wert-, B. F. C Newberrv. M,jor 7. W. C.irwil-, Town 0orncil, Ed::- fwc!1 J. (juflin Williams, J. Wash, Watts, Laxure a. For sale at Manufacturer's p A. J. McCAU( Auz. 29 P--tf. HORSE POWERS. FARQUIAR'S Improved Triple Gearedi fron Horse Powpr, for Giing Co upr, moI Threshing Grain, &-., using 4. , 0. ]' a HoMirses. For it:fotnatio,, apply to pai A J. M1CCA.GII1N & CO. A og. 2':, 3-i-if. Flour, Bagging, Ties,, &c., &c. 204 rpag and Barrels F;our, );d*m to ll2( n d:. Gunny and Domestic B.ggng. I oo 13dis. Aro aI' Enricka Tits. . 5 1libd:. C. R Bicn S:des. G Cases prime Lea' Lard. 1 Tierce Sugar Cured laws. For s.- Iv ihe A. J. McCAUGfI_Pi & C. 23( Aug. 23, :U-tf- Da Dupont's Gunpowder.i For saIe at Factory prices, with expenses :tded. By A. J. McCArGH RIN & CO., F Ag'ts for Dupont's Powder. Aug. 2%, 34-t f. TH] Pratt's Astral Oil. PR1ICE RELUCED. pl Gornmners of thi. Oil by rturning the Tl Cascan purchiase alt a reduceid price.t: A. .1. McCAU(ilN &. C 00 Mdachine Belting. :; piy I. R. B.-;ing for Gin, &c. Fo (I (p ae tt .\L:uf.cturer's li<r price . e By A. .J. McCAUGUi1RIN & &'0. L ife Anhg. 2:;, :;.4-:f .,4 LIME, the Great Fer- 7 tiizer. T at I.0 airr*l, or Q,UKCK 1.1.-ME, by hi tbc ca load at.4 cens perhub. Te 1U. lioLDER. ra *C. R. HOLMES, ; C(OTTON FACTOR The AND F. COMMISSION M E RI CH A N T, S Ac:com3ODATION WiIAuR-. D) C II A R LXS T ON. S. C. I o., . ce' Administrator's Notice rot For Final Discharge. I do hereby give t.o;iee to all wh'omi it may concern, thait I willI make a fin.dI s'-- 'Tom lemntt on the et:e of I len ry Dominick, of decita,.d on Tuesd4v, the 2's b day of Se p an tembelnr next, in thec Probate Court for New- II ai berry Coun., and a,pply for a final dis charge. F. IL. DoMINIGK, Ti.e A'.r. 23, ;4--t. Albu r. Executor's Notice. ALL pe;-s a t: in:;dem:ds ag:in4tth E"teC of MUFE> ANIIERsON, dere-ed, arc he'.rby ra iuired to pi.euent themi pro pery attested to .Msrs. BaxterC & .John stone, on or before :he first day of Oe:obe net-iha view of a hin di settlement ct C. the Estate at thiat time. And all who are ' he i.dbted to said Estate are reqire'd to make paymnent at onc.'. MARTIN J. TOCNG;, I) E'x'or of Moces Ande'ron. To Newherry, S. C., 22d Aug., '71-;4-8t. 14 __- _ _ - ~ - Am FRESH FISH, also SHRIMPS, It they can be procured. Don't forg.et thieWa FRESH FISH Ma Next SATURDA Y, 26th. Thle L. R. MARM'IALL. The P. S. The" BEST CHEWING TOBACCO F now aLlR 's. Aug 2,:- t a WANTED. vyo WE wa~nt to purch ase IRISH POTA TOES Casi: and ONIONS, for wh:ich we will pay tihe Com highest market price. We nave a supply 1 of good cutting C1hEESE to sell at a very B .re reasonable price. LOVELACE & WhEELER. pe Aug. '23, 31-2. ders Best Greenville Meal o and Grist, TO SELL at 2.5 per busheL.~ . LOVELAi't & WHEELER. ( bILLaehs FIXT URES .i .Iair I .. lsn . ..Vy riVn fr,A .Tibe n te, ecs feih taded By HRIN & CO $2,00 or 1,50 AS TED tfor two or mor yere-n any upn hich th intret w eS anuliti.A.1.Tbll,adQhr gC. 2r, gh-t f, 1d. B ORIATR & COL0AI KCNTPfrNTNEN' omOFFIE - -a OORATEAsTEN RAILROAP.E CUARLESTON. A'igust-4, 1871. 'N and aft Sunday neit. the 6th instant, Afternoon Express Train will arrive a: I P. M own Passenger Train on Cheraw ad lington Railroad will lea'e Cheraw st I M., and pass way stations oneo hoarearlier. m at present. S. S. SOLOMONS,. ug 23, 34-tf Superintendent. gartie's Book Depository. E ORTHOGRAPHIC CROQUET.-Thfs ow Game possesses ,many advntaer rer any other Field Game of Croques. Is Ids alnost infinite variety to the. .gan it opens to the skill and ingenuityo .f rivers the whole boundless field of' letter. 6e Old Gamne may he played as well witti e satte set. Price $9 and........12 00 NEW CATALOGUE-No. 13. ideer. Dogs, and Snow Shoes, a jour ii of Siberiain tr:vel anid explora.ions ade in 't., '60) and '67,-by Richard J. aslh, wth dllu,trusions ...........3.00 to in Cook. his L'fe Voyages aind Dis verie, biy Wim. II. 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A., 2 vols..........4 00 1ds in Council, a Series of RP-adings d Discourse thereon, by Arthur :Ips, a new edition, complete In 2 Is............................4.00 -- le samte author-Realmah, a Story. .2.00 mnir Miremnond, a Novel..........2.00 panions of My Solitude..........15 ys Written in the Intervals of Busi ss........................'-.25 ia--Short Essays and Aphorisms... ..5 "Persons residing in the cou,atry' will .e hear in mind that by sendin'g their or to us for any books published ro A they will be chargedl only thepr'.cee' - . We pay for the positage or A ddress FOGARTIE'S 330K DEPOSTO' lo. 260 KING STRFEr, (In the b! HIARLESTON, SOt'TH CARO