The Newberry herald. (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, June 10, 1874, Image 2
(From Pen and Pin",
LL OF M. HELLION. JUDGE IE PAJ
Thi eentlewau. well, known a
uera<dmate. anrd iesidinig on his o
landed Vpp y. ekClse to i'a(an,
.trs,iandy, died in the month f
182. He wa: of eeerntri. .abi
and oi the calmest and most pla
disposi,Lion. Nothing-was ever knu
to rafil-his equaniwity or to dist
the repose and trauquiiity of hisi
:estic arrangements. He lived i
lied unmarried. and paed his 1
either reclining on a couch or Ivi
in bed. Even when exerci.sin .
j11dicial functions he m1intined
reuM:'ibent attitude; hi. bedr.omi
cam)e his audi.enechambe r.
3r,e judgntent iii a horizoutal positi.
iXVbody laziiy stretched uut; and I
throwu back on a down pillu
This luxurious life, hwuever, 'did
suflice to protect him1 from the inev
able lot of mortals : and 3M. Helloi
in due tic, felt that his-end was r
far off. Cnder these cireumstan(
he made his will, apparently with t
intention of proving his fidelity to I
trmditioos. for he decreed therel
that -he should be buried at niil
in his bed, and in the positiou
which death should surprise liim-vi
W,th his mattress, sheets, blankel
pillows-and in short, all that co
stituted the belongings of a bedstead
As there was some difficulty in cart
ina oat such a clause, an enormui
pit was dug and the deceased A
lowered into his last resting-pla
exactly as he had died, nothii
around or about him having been alt(
ed. Boards were placed above t
bedstead, in order the earth. when fi
ed in again, should not trouble the i
pose of this im-perturable Quietist.
WILL OF DANEL MARTINETT.
(An Otficer in the East India Co,
' pany's Service.)
Among original wills may certain
lie reckoued that of Daniel Martine
Dyiug very poor, this singular felk
bequeathed his debts to the Govern
of Bengal. who generously accept
the equivocal legacy. - We hard
know whether to admire more t
s:nfroid of the tesIator or the bc
louiie of the legatee. The prineir
di,positiOs which constitute the W
are as fole..ws:
"T, the undersigued Daniel Marti
e.tt. being perfecdy sound in my mi
though weak in body, declare that
1:make my will iii manner followina:
-1. ~recoimmenl mV soul tu C
and I hope to ol,tinq of Him pard
f.,r all my sins.
-2. As to this miserable body ; as
has seen enough of the pomips of ti
lower world, all that I desire i, th
it 1ay be put away in an old gre,
che I have, to avoid all expense; 1
ha~in- lived the life of prodigal.
w.,uId fain die the death of a niggar
:;. My burial is to cost nothing:
wt the amount of its expenoses fro
the und~ertaker at a game of billiar
We had togethe~r.' in the pre.sence
Mer.Toa Morrice and Willia
Parkes, att the house of the saidl W
liaim Parkes. in February last.
M. I reqjuest that the Rev, lHen:
1utl~er will read over my body ti
p,rayers usual at burials, and. mor
over*, that he will preach a serim
onthe first Sunday after my deat
t:taig for his tes.t these words of So]
na. All is v'anity.' In consider
tiOni of this service i bequeath to hi
aiillmy hiopocrisy--he needs it to1
anl hocnest man, as tunes go.
"5. I bequeath to the Governor
I3eniga, Henry Vansittart, the offi
of paying! an'y sum or sums wI ich
may be found at my death that I os
to: anly person in needy circumstances
he whole canuot amont to more tn:
--0. 'I give my bible and praye
boo)k to the; Rev. Henry Butler; at
u1lv sabre to Captain Knox. because
si:eerelv believe he has not only ti
* iill but the courage to use it.
--I have been. during moy life.
object of ridicule to a fashionab
gentl'aa.v. and the butt of his s:a
'ens. It is possible riay coudu
tm:, v hiave been somewhat extraord
n:iy ;I hope to be able to forgi
"As I have nothing toe leave to n
rciattionls in my native country. neit1
uaei\. I :myrhVi~ntI to sa to tem. Hm(4
crer, the have not' troubled thet
.1ees> muchi about me for somec tim-~
onlly I wish them; nll very gocod healt
and I hu.pe that my brothers and si
ters my miake a more pro.-perol
i1urnmey through life than I have.
Tin-: M:. wo IoT H r Us B.i.
A t,arked exception to the uncor
elIin au.eselt.ih enduramce th:t
-h:a:tetiri: tbe survivors of the Mi
Rivr mssriune was the q1uerule
.sndwy. of an old gentlem:
who b:1rn was carried away, wi
soeme hav and1 harness in it. Hie kut
nting~ iii>. ?at'i who was l>st, but
was~ adful. --Took my barn, just
he:mdltZOwt a bar athere was in t
late. and I hain't got a harness le
it mae:ke me feel slek-sick !"'
lhe ii, it seems. hadi bee n successful
,.e~t anid tak, athe hillos, anid 'sp(os
he ,eughIt to be tankf,eutlent ho w
he. e~v.ierging~ to g~et over thiSI
eideA: :know. Asked4 if any of 1I
f::te;ly were lust ;he shook his lie:
.a d :mt-w,-red,"' . dontit know how I'
oith' to git aloneg 'thout moy bair
tia . it is, what there is left of it
hav's al! doiwn the river, and s'poeic
i c..,ald iud any of myi harnss th
wouitldnt be worth noethin.' Oh, I'
.2"Andi th.e whole cailamity of ti
di'e seemeid to centre its imipoi
.;oe-, soumehow in his $.9000) barn.
T>m.\~ NEw RPA -E.---eneral dJae
.ein, when President. said to onte
h i. ijereest newspalper oeppontItl
Ia tme your newspaper. I kuotc
da o -' oppos.eed to mie. . but the
i .hould like to see your paper eve
day . want to see how m;ay li
vi; on tell on me."' 'Gener:!." '
the e liter, "I think I do right in1 o
poievou. and I shall continue to <
;o with all the ability oef whiich Ia
moaster." Here w;t a man aft
.lacksona's own heart, and he repli<
with an oath, "Sir. senad me youir p
per. for :side from your abuse of nl
h ~our paper is a good one. Besid.
i e-ver saw a newspaper in which
.3ui not find son'ethi:ng worth rea
ng." Jo.st so. No man ca2 nes
.wy l.w~saper without finding son:
ingee of iuterv.t. Y.;u ma;' take t!
pae;. 1id tear it iaito fragtmen;ts. an
~t. t-:OL 11:-a aicat yvu will sex soon
Unoy kil.despia tsa "temperancedoug
X. t): p rtie-."
There are fire new stores just about fini,.
ing ir Greenv.ilve.
Tle Columi.i--.t on a sus pended It:
-.u:i,-ne dnrlng zlhe s;ummer.
ingis becom;Ig an ex7i-1Sivt and
pnu1011ibe itidu;try i Loui,-zln.
'The T're:irv of* .hLevilie County is emi;
rb:y- a doar lin it. P'ing t:range
Tli. Thre is a ncv Iurerv in lIoston. under
the viid:;ee o6 chariable iolks, whiere work
!Xng women Inay leave their babiev during
he day.
Te coni. ient exercises of Furman
Un.verity. the Fen.dLe College and the High
'ha; !! iihe~ piare r.: Greenville on the
A v :'Jut hal .ortin p. over a port;on
of 1)a.iugtou County !a! we1.. - MIs.
Graothaa, a-i elIe-1y I -iy, died from figlt
No Iess th:: o! t thou'atul and bixty-two
irit'r.: itt :e t!::-rest~~ t t,mmh'r an&y day this
ot ye:.rrive:! at New Yor!: ot Monday. the
majoi of whom were lri.: and Gertnan.
lie T he co!-tiruletio of a railroad from Ander
-on Cour loust, to Eas!ey station on the Air
Litte in that County i cot:tem plated by promi
neut Hairoad men in Anderson and else
tWhere.
Frankliti Buehanau, late Admiral iu the
Confederate Navy, died on the 13th inst. at
S ter a short illness, at his residence in Talbot
couny. Marylanut, in the seventy-fonrth year
of his age.
The Abbevillians are or have been in as
s much trouble about beef as Newberrians. A
Z fine fat beef has been heard of at Due Wert,
and Abbeville hutigrily invites it to be
brought them.
The Secretary of the Treasury has directed
the Assistant Treasurer at New York to sell
one million and a half of gold on the
first and third Thursdays each, and one mnil
fion on the secotd and imtrth Thursdays, or
five million durig tie month of Jtte. *
It is stated that pig-irvi i. now being m0.1de
in Tennessee, Georgia and AlabatMa, at less
cost than sixteen dollars per tou, and it c.tu
be placed in Louisville at a cost of twenty
one dollars, Cincinnati twenty-two dollars,
and Pittsburg twenty-three dollars per tot.
1W O the 360 mlenbe-rs of Congress 1-4 are
or college graduates. Of the non-graduates
!d eghty-five rveeived an academic education;
ly sixty-five only a coniou-school education.
e Four were educted in private schools, and
1- six we-re "self-edcated." Of the remainitng
d seventy-six a large proportion took partialI
courses at colleg, or supplernented their
early enne::tion by stuly in LAw or other
profe-i. ha . A Cla1siflCation of the
124 -aduates reveals the 1::ct that Yaie
he'.j toe li.ts of' colle.es represented in
Con:re--the number of its radutawe-, in
e'u!imr Mr. Wi. Wilter Phelps, ol' New
Jergey, .rd Gove:tor Wa-hburn, recettly
el-e;ed asthe uceee'sor of Charles Sumner,
being e-g:. The.e sta:stics were com;>iled
it flom te Co:Ires.,ional Direcory by a writtr
is in the CoV:ege Cour.:mt.
at --:+
I in thn Cropis.
,r, ITec Atheis Wa:cman sa the wheat
Sprosp)ects thrm-:ont North:a.tt Georgia s:ill
cou:inue "A No. I," bt spring oats are slf
- t* grea:!y by the prevailing drouth. Rain
1 ishbadly needled.
m[he Getorgtia p;tpers contain the following
& about the growl :g cottott crop.
.f Sr. ,J M. Seals, who lives on the old
SouthweternL Phmttk IN::dl, near Au;.u,ta.
m lis a six-acre Wied oreonotn ntearly six incbes
.high, amld in spletndid condition.
"The first eotti.t fotm wis exhibited ait
.O!iver t wo wee-ks :ago, from the planttation ot'
SCapt. H. Hubert. Old John is wide awaike
tCemca show six forms to the simple stalk , and
.is ambitions to beat the S:ate for the tirst
!o-.,om."
We have he.ird tmany of our best fhrmiers
say that their cor-n and co tout prospects were
0- tnever mnore ;;loomty at this season of the
a ear. The late cold s;,ritng andl heavy rains
in March atnd the early par: of Apri i tnd the
dry weathe:- new lievailin3g, hav h:ad a ten
ledencv 't m:ke thle t'armer de-po::dent, hat
wih~properenultivation and.itool rain< du
. ritt- the summner we see no cause for :alartn.
2 The whIeat crop i< said to be very pronmis
e ng ev erywhere in the county,* but the oat
-crop is likelv- to be a failure.
it - [P'ickets Sentinel.
eA c.onsiderable e.'owel of citizens from the
' conutrv visitedt ioutw on Sak-iy. They
n make ain excellent re-pot t of their wheat andi
oltS c:-ops, atnd .speak hiopefully of the corn
prospecr. A< reg:trda their c;ttott, however,
r- they are emphatically ini the 1aw-grounds of
d soriow.-E'!gefield Advertiser.
I rThe wheat crop is ini ant excellent con-li
tinon, and alre:idy great quanttis of' it has
bee !nrveted Th coou ropis looking
well, with good stand<. and the yield~ isex
n pec:ed to be good. The~ oat crop is rather
khet:ind in progre,es, but would yet be b>etie
fittedlconsiderably by :: good shower of ran.I
r- --Anderson Intec:igencer.
et CJucaGO, -Jtute 1.-The Ti-aies publishes~
.se-veral columtns of crop reports froma variou<I
points throughout the States of [llinois, 1l
wa, V i.:consi, I ud.i:in.. Mis,ouri, Mite'o
ta1 and Kansas, from whitich it appeiar< thait on
-.vertge acreage the wheat sown is mucth in
excess 0f tht:it of hist ye::r, andI tat tlte y ielii
r promises to lbe q.iie up to the average. An
averagae amnont:.of latid has been se.eded,
anid the crops will be largte.
Fiigures.
j- The importan.ce of a good Govertnor
ai s-lf-e ide,nt, but that the next Gov
erior will be a good oneC iS CX iec'SSL
ti/e rdI' t is OueC Of those ti:iugs$ thtt
h:as got to be.
We are mor conciterned tabout a
god Legislature and county illeers,
it abo:ut hneist. comnpetn ~ ui men in the~
q Gener:0l A.ssemibly. who will .sustain
a good Govern r. :tutd not temp hi
:astrar or ptarah z ie iium if lhe re-fuse to
be t up.t.ed. Tfhe imtportance of ain
honet laLi:tature is 5een ini the work
v. r th x-s clbleted are set down
*31 .; i.-> . Of cout.' all of
usual f or the runntig expeuses of the
S tate. out the Legishiture spent fr
;tI o,rnu I iI.r'n.' in cash S'927 379.29,
lovi n'' o:ily $ 04,45i32 to mteet the
L e i-lature iappoinitedi :t c.mmiit.eec to
d ind out hcw manny bills paynble,
Pa*rke-r's notesnd pay~ certibeaites
were o". The- report was about $48~5, -
000. Add this amnoutit to the logrisla
-tive expenluiS<s5. and wc see thtat out of
.-a t-ax rec-eipt of 8I1l21I.85.61. the
Leilaur spettt on its own hook 31,
4 12>:;79.29. IIow is that for high ?
-t o.in the uamte of heaven. can a
Govrnmen i'~ t rutn, or a p,eople live
whent - L.2islature ma:kes this kind of
,witld wirk ?
LNow the- poit i,wo tt alti
0me,adwhtere did it all go? If
Satny ofi is found hanging arounid loose
vabout any; en :dida:te foir the nex'~t L'tr
aisature r for any county offiee. just
voefrs,):nehody else--thatt's all.
( Unjin-Rerald.
Pi taU tpHrA, June 2 -At the
isession of the Reformed Presbyterian
er ynod, yesterday, the report of the
d committee recotmmendingr the use of
a- unfermiented wine in the e!ebration of
ethe Lord's Supper by all congrega
.tons. wats laia on the table for the
I nye en The c-ommtittee on the order
3- .nown NGranigers presenited a report
p condemunu this and all other secret
: orders, and recommiendiug that the
e aSuu iM t upon all not to fellow
.i . t - avs4;isr any
aship with the eu.1i.- -
other secrt order. T'he repQ.
T he .her al..
TPOS. F. SRENEKER, EDITOR.
IRA Bi. .TONES, ASSISTANT EDITOR.
VEWilERRY, N. C.
WEDWNESDAY. J UNE 10, 1874.
A APFi Ft' TiE 'F)Pr.E.
TIe 1.-r..id iz in the hih re:csp * a Fain
liy .usp:11p-r.1dv4'- '0 I'. Ilia,erial in1
ter-.ts ofthe i.s. opl o this Collity a11d thf
Si! e. : eir:cuintte.- ex:enivl.v. an; an
The Aove is tht title of a
per whieh we fid this week ainoni
our exchangies. It i the weekly edi
tion of the New York Dily Bul/rt;,.
aud is made up exclusively of bucl
uatttets as relate to business interests,
aud as such is an indispensable aid to
the werebant and banker. Its edito
rialh are varied as well as vigorous,
and all enerml iWterists are treated of.
The paper contains sixteen large pages,
neatly pritnted on good, clear paper,
and is furnished for the small suni of!
S3 per anutim. Address fur subberip
tions the New York Daily Buletin
Associa )m. -
Virm-inial at Work.
The Conservatives of Virgzinia have
obtained encouraging victories in the
Municip:al elections in quite a mnmiber
of plaes which- before were carried IV
the Republicans. in many cases the
colored people voted with the C(oser
vativ4s. These victories are the re
salts of work. What may not South
Carolina do if she too will go to work
with vim and earnestness. Inactivity
in the field leavis no corn in the crib.
A people does not deserve what it i6
not willing to work for, und on the
other hand, what is worked for is mi.- t
always obtained. l.dustry is as c,
Antial to success in p4lities as in any
thini el.-. Arise, labor. eouniliate
and build up. Necessity conmands.
The Latest Seuaitioti.
PickenS is dteriiiined not to leL
Rutherf6rd, N. C., be-t her in the
way of ensations. Since Old B"aldy
has vone to sleep. much to the Chagr1,in
of newspaper reporters, emulous Pick
ens comes to the front and anniounees
that the second cousin of Old Baldy
has made h:is appearance tat Ceader
Rock, a smi:ll wounatfin about .five teiles
from the town. The Sentindl, ma
kingr mention of the fact. stays th:at
two respectable, reliable and th i rty
gentlemnen while riding by Cead erj
Rock, Piek ens Cotunty, stopped at a
spng near by to quench their thirst.
While drtinking, they heard tremen
dous. lumnbering noises sounding hke
forty teams ranning away with wagoans.
On reconnolitoring, they c:i te to the
coelUs!in that the noise was not
caused by wagons or the slidinig of
rocks downi the mountain. They were
noplussed to tccount for the strange
ad terrible sounds, and thecrefoare
could comec to no other e<mealusion than
that Ce:ader Rock was followingz su it~
to Old Unldy. This ahmrningt i nfer.
enee they at once m.ade known. We
are sorryV for Piekens. We suggest,
however, th:at thle people await further
developm!ents before packinig up).
Inlteres'ting, to Travelera.
The summer travel has inotye
coune nced . but t hose whlo in tendc
leaving homte are anxio)us to g:aIin 'al
i aformation paossi ble as to rouw s, &c.I
We clip the following fro:n: the X;wr
tn in rel:ation to the Sp.arhitb urg and
Union route:
The new schedule on the Spartan
burg & Union Rilroad went into ef
feet last MIouday. Two daily traina
now ru:n. 01e Cupa and the other down.
making close connection both ways
without aLny delays at Al-ton. Pas
seners from Columbia re.ach Sp.art.an
bUrg for dinne1r at 2.30 p. m., in timen
to take accouuno(dat ion on Airi Line
R:ad. andl reach (Greenv'.ille an hour
or two before passengers by the Grieen
ville'& Columbia Road. Paent.r
froma Charlotte arrive iu 1time to take
the down train on the .paahr &
Union Road. Sparrmnbutrg is begin
ning to become the "G ate City" o
South Carolina. The offieers :and
mangeCrs of the Spartanhurg & Union
Road:are entitled to the last ing g rati
tude of our peole for puttingt said
road ini such fine condition and adlapt
ing the schedule to the w:anitsan
wishes of the tra veIling paublic. Lintes
of hacks also run fcomt Spaartanburg? to
Glenno Springs andi Cherokee Springs.
The Hotels at both of these water
ing places, we are informed, tare in
thorough repair, and prepared to ac
co:nmwdate comfortably andl satisfac
torily all who may visit them. At
the former-Glenn's-every thing
wich can conduce to comfort aind
pleasuie hias been done by Mes.-rs.
Gorman & Cal nan.
We are pletasetd to see the South Car
ona Rail Road i: runnming an exeur
siona schieduie at reduced rates-tickets
to Greenville and return being sold for
$15; to Spartanburg and return, $1;
to Anderson and return, $14; to Pe n
dletou and return, $15, and to Wal
halla and return, $16.
The Charlotte, Columbia & Augu;ta
R. R. also sell excursion tickets at
like reduced rates to all prominent
places in Western North Carolina a
well as to points of attraction in Vir
ginia.
These tickets are all sojld low
enogth to be within the reachb of all,j
ad doubtless the travel this sumimer
'" areat.
'.VlIa .,.~
Justice Ciiners
Thl:c of the Fte against F. J.
MIoses:. Jr.. i 'm:! lrenv wV cl~(all
C: 1 fl trial :: ie ()ran'.ebur.'-'
t . : : I ' ti tilt.. ulit k! r \irti -
Ols Governr w:s not presen t t m -
imzsm,:ic- hi. !,* 'eem. Thlk ,"ali(ltor
3Mr. 8nrutz. :bt oraol -ech
Warrant itu nrce his tenace u
the couritreused to ,t h, i uh
as a warrant zOr hirr t( had already
beeni is.ned. .\i-ar-. .\h.i-. Elliott
and C:m:ber-in were preiet
0ni.. i m %nd.,e ::ddesired to be
hard M th. fiu.-,timl wh, th(-r the
.irt li:a imv(- T., :7.rrett I het (o V
r(. tT.d-.: almiud to liv the
Will t l :. t'-t , and
t1ke1,:j!. - 0 n i t), no b r pr--ijnlt,di by
cou1. the. Court !ave .ilheil: hval -
1in-. The quI-Stil:, :i. 1- the j i .i:ic
tion~ of the' *miet :4: iit.. poiwer tom ar
rest the ( .vernr' w- lenIit h,ily dis
llssd'(I rn1 both sides. The court
desired tiuie to inake i:s opinion o(n
tile iaLter wlich, worked a c,-:tinu
aneu of the tasv until the next term.
HenCe our ialilizculate I uler breathes
easily once :mme. For the irsent t
least justice lingers andmt the strong
ari of the law is kept di, of the
gruilty. There is no telliug what may
becoe of tIe CUSC 110W. P'Obably
we will hear n1 iore ot it. except as
a faree, for not unfreuently in this
State in these Lays does law and jus
tiet! give way to the poNwer of gouit
and crriptio 'u
Slick, Governor !
114)11. Elliitt, vho appeared as coun
sel for 4-tovernt,r .Moses. at the OrI.auge
bur, flaso, according to "Vidette" in
t he ..rs & Co !rier, made the fol
hlwil- stateleel.t accoliuitng fOr the
Governor'." failire to 1); present. to
stand hi., trial:
"Thte Got,11vernr, c'nSCioUs "'f his
innoeneii. andi hi Ibi l'dity to meet
the chare :.i.eessfilly. h: A at first
intendei m suibiit to the proess of
the emurt in orier to eviuee bis res
pecxt. and .,ubmssion ti the c,urt.
llut lie was lb.,eqlilitly apprised uif
the .;at that he ilight, by a r less
at, in waivinig tih privih-ges gttarai
ter,t himl' h)v the. coitti"ln,, nUlf
the whle State ill alarely."
In reply to which the S)licitor raid:
"Most's h;il been induced to change
his midi atl nd re..ise to subin it, to the
curi', nit throuhi legl aidvice, but
bee:t' he hal 4cit persol.s downi
licir, :nl h:l filnitd out that le (the
soiio)h.id vvidei!ce in )loses town
handwrin-tig that was suficie.t to enl
sure his c viction. Just. here le
would stateo that lhe knew SOmlet hingi
1f the (Go.ver'n r's taictie's. Noses haid
told a proml1inien t pesont in Columnbiat
t hat lie had r'eceiv~edl let ters fronti piersonis
in every pairt otf t he State, utrging himi
to staund firmi and resist :arrest. Tl.he
peson alludedm tom hiad asked to see the
letters, whielruonI the Gove'rnor went
tom his desk and tool: out fmrty-six let
trs. and showed thiem to himi. lie
wis right ;the letters aidvised hiim to
stick. "Bat upon look i ng at thie sga
tures it t urned out that seven'teen of
the let ter'S caine fromi coutiity .ras
'Irmir., ele'ven fromi cotyt aa n ore.j
an td the balance fro:n- ti-'' j a tie."
D)id it ever ete.r the let of (mani
'., coniviCe why Sotht Carolina I r's
urrs, aritors and ti .jutes
shojuld wa t theirt '-kinag"' to .tanid
uptonl his rcy: pl~reroga tive andm r'efuse~
toi :ubmi t ton the law lie swore to eni
fo1CCe ? Nick, i(llrnr. 0! cour se, for
the longer you stick. the loner //omy~
will tbe able tin stick.
Clinton.
\Ve mleiii fi'oun or ..Ition m
ThImlat the Irish laborers diseusted
with the -bloody'' sun' have left in1
t.arch of cooler1 par'tS.
That at la.,L thiere is ai hiope of hiav
ingi a ioad. but that it oughlt toa be
in the hands of the S. C. 11. R1. 'o
Tha:t thiere is nit a 51igle high-lit ip
heaiver ini the to, no ial boein
plucky enioughl te wear one.
Thaizt the iiif:iit frmg popuIlation of
the citv itf Clinitoti la e.tiiated at two
millions. uni,re or less.
ed with :d l ki nds of agents, sew ingi
machine, lihtlo r od anad inmsura nce
agents. nesi des any iquantity of drumi
Irws of.~5.tn theit La:ureii-ville J1erahul,
i, itn trouble andm his cry i. chiickeis
ie h:as bmen hi ving . in hope so long
that his heart !row5 sic.k, :iad beinee
hi hiineiit. We' hail our friend Crewsi
as anoithe mr Ri':lhiiiwad ini thie field
nt that thlere is any lack m f chickeno
loveis. hut that lie is noit aifraidI tmo
cme iut openly andi. say soi. It lie
wig to Hiiekory Ttaverin, N. C., we
ins himSt i a plentitul supiply.
On the laist trip ioft lie Clairksville
from: Little Rock to Memphis. a leck
pasSenge~ir was ronbbeid if $45:0 in gioldi
When lie boat ari.jvemd near' IIel.na ai
iilancef tc. onmnu liitteeX was formeid iin
ord, and a mani inamied S. llurmieni.
hailin from ii Louisville, was a rrested.
le wa reguilarly tried, and the testi
mnyOl~ seemled to tasteni Iuilt uJJ,on him1.
The~jury' sientenced himT to be' hanged
unless lie gave up the money. This
ie r'efused to di.idehnyinga all knowledge
of t he r'obbervl'~. A bh>e!k and rile was
ri.i d up.andl a numbemr of 'Texans on
board took charge of tihe eerelmony of
Stag~ultionl. Burmian was pulled up
so that his toes touched the deck, and
ie remained suspen ded until he became.
black in the face; hle was then lowered
and interrogated. This time he saidl
that he had thrown the gold overboard. I
Tle men determined to swing ii
again. Ere he left the deck he saidi:It
"Good-by send my body to Louisville.",
and he was swung up. Some persons
o board prevailed on the vigrilance|
comtittee to lower the prisoner.
When so done he was uneouscious, and l
it was difficulty that he was restoredt
to life. Burman was put ashore with
his hands tied behind his back at a
woodpile, on an island some distance
abveHee.
' s nju, J une 3, I1.K4.
pero. Th .d rains:. w::rm1 wea
tHer. i.- i i l*v h rv,t. .. :hvn t lu cs
of ftr-e lJessigs. basvl on present
prlopelt, Oh.-r is. Fruit will be
and:int. \ w11l sntui: t hit all
be dried that it is possible to prepr:e.
It c i e ly ll : C P p iOf
liH.
(itu little t)wrl was thrwn into :1
fever J* -f (-* t.!i-l(-: lt .It - .l
ternoon L as lit!l- a thiidz :i wd
Ll "ng-. Thnpot. e snt, uel to the
ice o our Trbi .Ju:iec, wher- Ju -
tie'; <. P. . . o Newberrv, was
ill W:,1Ln1. !d wire il!d k!u. You
will ask why did not the Prosperitv
Triz! . isti~, ba :1 jb'II. We ain
swr h.-i. h to kThe prvincipal
Puv-o in th. ther :rt i.1 iIh- plly,
prefer ri!L t. Ie leistintd rither
tail to qtw: tIi..n. or to be tivi rathlier
than t, tie. h'l fair irbl was Miss
L iglof thi.,place. Thel' mll,st
disturb:.n:e. -.t e think. was :t tihe
churAi . As tie pa rt i1( l-ft th
nech s: expitpment prev:ilt-d :id
the I'-v. :cntln:t tihil iJ.ttinz
Was mu11tch disturibeI. though when le
understood the ciramstailc he was
sattisficd. Mzay te-y ahI%vay ..- drink
froi
"A peripctal fount ain of domecs tic Sw."
Since my last the health of oir
W. rccord the death of M11r. I I.a n.
luzhardt's bibe.
A word to tht Junior. Aftr hi
ng fishing parties with "fathers." as
miloin inl hi! :ccoallit of the pie-nie at
Specle'is Sprina. be sure that thev are
ratlers. l IL
FOR THI! HERALD.
MOUNT PuEASArr, S. C.,
* thl M.1v. 117 1.
Em-ron _NFwi.tHo.
[lot silus, with e..'l nights. ail ran
na1clhi.td hav.. il tli:r c-Aw'-t inl
:aus,ing, b:ckwardness in tho grt,wing
rarps, but, 4shippil-un: hs benil active.
ld large quantitio: of veget ahles have
atiorded fiil freigL.hts for the lar:
Ntirtheru Ste:mshi ps. Theo Strop ICan1
rvop rceuperatel considerimy aftLr thle
ld S11lp. and iudxed, the loss pr111,ed
to be much less tihaii was feared would
be the ca-. This zrop is now noarly
3xhausted. but eucumbers and siiu,sae
ire now shipping freely. Tomintou-s
ire goimng forward pretty, well. anId
tat inldispenasable vegettalet, l rish po
tutat's, are bteirne rap)idly shipped.'es
pecialily thle early 'varietyv ; lie '- Early
lose'' aind --Chili Reds'' area not mu ich
behind.
Pi-ies aire ill full vig'or. la-c we-ek,
td previouxsly, al.ost every day.
;o:uec fire coinp:tny . tr rifle club, and
thecr ssociationls were hlere. en(ing
htemiselves in the cool, syvian I shades.
Lid withl their lady gut1Cs. 'tripped.a
mi li.ght frantistie toe" on thle peen&'
aard, or ill the spacious halls lit ted
ip for tihe-ir accolnInodtIion. by~ Tore-k.
02e1r tile Ferry li d ingt, and i [ Tlly at
is "W\ashuuingon 11:111' ihey'uid. 13v
ih way. the niew cornpirationt wh!ih
ww ruus the Ferry. have carried into
~teet their promlise of a reduction in
li- fare, aind pas.sengers now go' for
:welve anid at half cents eachl way.
they atre no0w coLl.nsirig somle farth er
afforts lookinug to atn increase ill thle
peed, anid inumbier. of thet trips.
Onie of our Schem1 Creek tirtilia
ore oft a prize of $l10t in the late
Reatta-the "Old Buck," a "s
igged"' sioop boat loning.!ll to Mr.
E. 0. HallI. a tfarmer oa the creek. and
whenr the vegetable se:ason is over. and
er owner is at leisure. somle oft h le
crck Cit y Yaichits muist loo'k to their
l urels. The eteek frequetly offers a
lively aspect, with its waters dot ted
vith farst sailers; tire "Sallie Robin
ion,'' hleetor,' Wa\isingiton." Capt.
Oery's and 31r. Hami!nn's swift
rafts, give qte1l a iniratimle l ohk.
IN TjliE CITY.
Thle delinique-nt tax sales. be-tween
ie 18th: and 2 ith Iinist5.. resulted in[
he con We-atin 'if *2.900 pa:rcels of
eal estate ill (harlestn 'ounitv And
rOur readiers will beir inl :tid thant
the taxpa~ye-rs of the Caunntyv are en
budy whic-h attemnpts to legnislarte fosr
TJhose affaible Chaiirle-stonianshi. N'lesMrM.
Marltin & 'uloed, collier 3uirket anid
a ood busilness-this locationt was
formlerly tile {Co-operaltive i rocery,"
blt it seells, results did not cuoiii u
so exp1ectat Iions. anrd theL concernI was
so ld rot. The pireserit occutpanits ap
a-ir to ll hae umadle thir mark,11 and .R
-rtaiiinly hav e suetcceded inl obtaiing I
dlieir'nt anid attentive assstanits.
'While writing [ shuldi not. oit to
nentioul an incident which occurred
.n this villag~e at the close oft tihe war,
id which has raised. for thie party
referred to. tihe remewet anid e2steemi 'f
dl our resirdents. A. S.. :a worthy and
:xclenit e.>lored pe.rson.at thei timre tihe
tunkee troisps came in. wats in attenid
11eC on lier illistiesS, anl aged arnd itl
irm lady, and sooni after their airrival,
tdemrand was made for the house,
nd an effort wars made to appropriate
h furuiture. A. went out-to them
.nd reasoned so forcibly about tile
rutrageous character of the trans5ae
ion, that in very shame, the hardened
oldiers abandoned their infamous iin
ention and left the premises uumno-,
ested. She is completely a necessity:
othe lady resideuts of the village.
L wedding is incomplete unless she
2akes the cake; carcies up nearly all
he babies to be christened, and the
~1
wh tn ih eL ' t l:'er..ir r '
l :with - h - ::i 0*1Wti : r. I I'L
th I --
FOR Til. HLniL.
Ma.4::s. : Ei o k:1Lt tl- scv Yomn.
Ainieiva of rhe i-.nt d Ia. I Ilt)s
thw.. pr.n of lirty u -i y iars 1:
!::tv4- .rnhow the. -A*-hvl1 of Lit- pirv:
vint I'may ar.- beuing_1 b 111b)u . anld :ar
.rrivved at ille Silit.
Tuppr sys,--Iiy..areble.ised wit
chiiren, h:n-e i ';arful p,Lur.
. de'per Care :11(d a higher joy. an
In r-unye If you.r IXi-:telict is widt'llo
If G"d ill wi,orlf;so ho-ll, thanl
him fir 1 :Ii unknowii iniy:
Foq how Call yu tell if they inigt 1
a ble.--ing or :a cirnc
W e fi-a, if l m the' p.-. u di\' ciplin
Owny wvill prov(. a1 curse . Th1w di:4pos
tion; of thn - a ! hn!z 'v-ry in
chnn.gied withlin the'( h:et thiriy or fort
years. At the prosent day, the will1
th *dyouth is thm wvill of the parentL,
that i., the youth do :!S thry plase; 1
tha:t a boy haS to d14) tleL days is t
<-ire Ito*Io. or not ti do a thil.g, to
Ior not to go. :li] hie will at.ciumplis
his deirM, Imrn firettin g th:
i-: hould' ill thne lairt of
chibd; but thil IoId ofi c01rrcti'n sha
drive it f:r froill him." 1llt :t tI
---Sent dav "the rod is spared, and th
eilild S SpopAld." (:1ilrenl ar" niot co
rT"4d nt honl"- as tIwy hvalm he; ml.r
n llot b(- disciplined :cL:hool:S :1111 co
l: s her:m1-Sv they nro goodl :ltl ohi
ditnta at homw: ycs. whon perinitted t
f"llmw tliri own hn-lninsa:01
sire's. In tLi- way the childien are a
-i ; that i4. giol)(d to lae4! their ow
wAV :mnd yet their p1:1r--IS think Ih:
th-v i:no the w,.;;t:he:. : Ol tilt Sli:trte
tro. Well evrY CriLW thinks thei
vI.ollln,-, is tilt- w i t. M ys o ther i>
vlnt i1t :a t acl nr t ae i I Ii yearstoff. S
:Wi the firt ie that r-m-nts harel t
thfn.ir mlindz, i- to :ll in l with. :il
court. I-very pr.-:iy 'ilxith wh!om thi
becoe t:tipaintid. tli L kinti fli _heL i
a de I :ld inl lov,- tith :.lIn e e:t:(
tiey Iria h:I - l p , ..y I ealv.rd of
bI 6 vSixte*(*n yea lf a.''i. not thirft
yearV i.it ol nSqigi a courting, :md fl!
thewr of, tlle young l:y, whll ti
hocilr to go to bed came,c dr(-w out th
trmndle-hod. :ild told ti' ylng 1i1 n(I
w si.ten to get in wih the iwr t"l
h I oyo; l obeyed. did not Slop inluel
it it in u mt cting ot of isJ,l]tI hII. Sh
wasL' ta snibalc woman lRoys. iou hit
beter tarriey t Jereht intilyheir ebeard
Leot. m~ei iih-raw that Siewr isatior
cededtol piioni tat, preaies chidr
are wore than. v:my ri t-r elaS. h
is..l :ui terror LL riinte in tistii way wh
kno tha our' I 'hih!ren .r nol;t.s wh:
ther should e. and in orde t hav
?th(' examle If te St menL i'~ :nsth
cou~nry,: weI come tN or e coelgo
withot, h;ing: an.v >1irem 'ise, th:
pre i, achss Chitre are ort. So
forI otur misuid'leS j dine)t. HerN
weIP wl.l1bserve ain i~ tha there ai t CI
etionhILS, tou al t rulek fo )hee are
fiewLP who. be liev in lth dotrie,t t
a cii l eft tohi slfbin et is m
the totGnw." Thy l>rctcewh
when~ they dsrve it. Uut it is liket ith
utti ii hCi I$s tntexaiied, L "I
weeL.,oe wht!a hi. Lus out- \Ilde m':ul
saysV:i. Th foid ..:inLti!'OLs ee
i d byl the10 na1Wti\oe f' t ofa I i th.i
r .i.LI'bel:iin ;1.1 flo Li utenant-G'.Liov
,;ern r--l'. 11. u;:e ves; Ii- .1a cigre'
- 11. 'Ol WIt C:a:h. COL f 'r Stat ente
d: eti y iC:.'. aO.l. tiiie r l-i ~ t 1 --.
l ildm Artt., li. Thet hy 'XiI ltre.. .iii
uerinin.I ..s EXpary C.OI iluins. NtLII
T. S pir .Lt W.utr De:nlO. 1:ne V.111
euair ry.-oili. -oi :i e Ci es, - h
\\. Gravl .,:n \\ rli-nt Ia u:d . d. c A* et
dolt see Wli:nil Lti. A. P. :Frd. ELC
i'tt.spc t\'i!ro:d be ..r . lt c Cone as C
d;r. Ule r.----'e. d zto- cotempin- :
trpettobe 5th, the St. Louis, K:uisat
aitnd NortLn-rt Lihor t Line will sil
lineurnflin ticethrom~ :r ew ST. LoisT
nd: .\ma l.Tt1a , fadhrrcesore -l0, egooi
foenit si! days ro!n dakte. or Wei'ru
t arLat, cGenelr: tiu PaTienerti~ Agent, St
L i:h,J Ka.a ICity, &inornnther 0.;or
Linea, S. Loi. ThoS. eit- , of .io
.il Cnrrihy & NormiEox dnirr 4-iM
:I\ - Ir 6:!NF. I..
i4(It.le.!:a J, [.h'- :rid l'inri i
lfi, l r<spicif-iliy a kdiv h- l'a ll'wil
:Ti t%; il'- ( lli a :
oj:eei u: h the. cr: ilou,v. but
court to t!hv. v,.n,iition t-f the t wo 1 ir
Jurv roons . :-Z th-y : - in til- t,:lno
hb- h. Gri.. In : .
"jTh:tl' Ch Clerk4C.SP.hh.-.--Cr
:1lP4 CwIlty Cotntili; ).,n l 4r:h thin
!)-a li l14 Iie.. 14 '-wir 4 ric
4).:t i.- '4.1 1.r 14. 4e''.'ill' I : ' i:4~i ' .4 d r\'4 V~
hmjwctive o ices.
Th:at tilt-Y wo:1h1 k"p-rci:ally h:avc :hu
attr :Im 4, , iW1 f Jriir4)4 the l' n (o d iiuw-r
d1
. alledI t o ver Irc:i l inli:ion the1,
public hIhaIM :1nd brid aIIIp:mnin
w::. Th: s:ii Comm II is,:ioner- sh4 ut
be renind at tnCe t1 :ppoint .UrIey
ors ol i i' bron:fhout the Coity
anI d-ite 'in tv h:ose who :rk, towork
mdrth"l niintcconinance with t!he pro
VI;i-.nS of thi. Act il suv e 1e m:41
:mud 1=-1-.41. Thds:th-y are inkfruwd
-lh:at the Strel-ts in the Townl of Nw
berr and sinne of the bril-s :tre :Aso
il stch : condition thtt SOIle Work
W,udI ;r e iinprvtWe thni.-tllal liat
I ll- the , uIn * SOI t Crek ('o 1 lt
t .Ltree i -ii:'er to 1'4C lieb-na a', funt ir:
*ine. l'hi i .i t!er*.t ill reh'-roe ( to
ti Stid TOoWn, thll reV:lpeerflIIy aSk
that dl t :nt.-I t hi e I W Inm l:il1 an:I
tdy>rti.- he 4direvted thereto.
Tir I I \ont Jaillthi G'4r.fadIn
1i 4. 4 ire-<- i, a ii' i nelk .hisecure for
the culS&od.V Of priSOnITS :111dll, h dletht
it wviii be Vin n -lit,ely repaired, :as well
ath- brick. w:i :wou"Id1 h J:ai!,
whib in phic ill .on ha, alrt:ndy
crumbledl to th., grouWild.
Mad"I :111 flif. h1'uit. '1")4
Tht s s<. r :hhv compin h. a
m:vnu abo1 t.h4 ont T 4reH I', but
Sa'~ti( j4.4 jill ,I'O fU tlll--4
:a i;sl: r i t ichn L li.w u c lli
01
Wi a l i o l u:; o i 10" : tli Pii N d
t i Tre1-r 1 -.-rOe" pii . or tI h
-% j .!! .: .7.
Thy the h:lly ro ol :.-', t a receird :110 p--:lt
for I) 1 T: 44r i'. w--- L. frli. C4 .\i. W . ' hu. ..
it l -h:4 (.*1C !'d .i I U-.-: 4. il::. ai 140 . 4
'14A, 1I'Ve4 lt iN44 I' ilt-,:1111C * flve 11114-(
Ioll;u- a I s riicmm n ft" .:.'1 Il-lice h.
trin il upon t.:: . W. Chir.v
especis fully c:.i ,lyI ng w teirit..ii ii ~i'4i4
heir~I ha.e i.e l rii44. un of' live lunriailrtd
i 'i ?V!1a'eetfully . s b ittd
.4lard a,. . . 40 l .eces, W. h ir e l I:.'E l
nn an-!aii~ 1-4 1i.unber, . ilio..rds,
4de.1,,1, n 4. ll tri1.d t041 he e,: h i Imo bya
-te Gre;' .:t 14 .' *4*' 6 .1,4ah-1 H4u: I lder4 's t
alEmpori im, at er ad .1 -::c n U 44.', and
e Felt', thei'4 ni 'e-iC '44 i' d::44 0::e of'a l
tiii!iCby4 :hos ...,.: a'' 4 :a: .''el
rtof4in.e be4'in 14 n-e-le '' .y ire p4of .lCen
orI priilist:ide.c lr
t -.: . 4.a. i 4.- a
t .l4f1 ini is. lie: 4 ' e :h r are '4 er4. n ic. o:1
- ' i> .'>uic 441 ar - Obrme by: prejdic1.tS i
* o ble tthat a mCdb-a ,4ha:hu': is
1ot;u of hum-l::ni mde,nes:.llk
Ii.~E:er' :'ic i:tersanonprode
AL new RTh .:ARRANgTbED TOviPLrASEu is
ti t en:y-i1... ve i p p::!:-a 1 .1 ha 11crea ied
1' a i t 4::!esY' h av be l.ne i'i a~ r:oer 'Ye ther
of 44 ob.er ii for Ili. : 'r ,eb-es the .sur;i4 in;:4
- terative prorace :n .,y J-m w4iLaeb 4eem to
be hopelenly bann an! ilae'o dies
whihe not '4 men .h0 oodnr ee
. otimet ee is :nh tre!tn lto 044 :a n itary -
proere of .J'". hS ,e :i;elr,il i : .-ree fof
'41iereJuli:y Wul d tha4:Leo all auen Klerte
- c l ee wi nd:th4l :hir o4 . a eye' :bat: the
- 10.t0'4 m d cine 1ti4o:: Cor thei ficisand eebl3'e
everywhd ae, wh4rii: r a) $:J !o;J ei i..0L4' po i
- to thte ag 'e and 45 ini lrm, wh.iit a teintied
. u lof tro 'ie to4 b4 eb:e wl omes :ni. g o:
hm::or r de:re h.n Khtgo-per::ee'd:-. l
disees inwhc 2-the,o -qh ob
SHERifFVS SALE.
I2'sd-nifs
%ra1 Tet (U ol
*1T.t K)TIO
-S.OO.AsTO
M( ATO-zO"ej
S;PTS
\I F.I. 0
Ju}~aGEC P9131.1(1
jeao eleidoa p.e por:
uouliv'~s POPPIC
:!., o-f. H oi.r
'li1. M.u uxua
TER \< H.SA.
Shevrill'--. WEl ,..o .,IE 4
NOTICE.
J - -:.-. - :, - i -I 1-:.t
.11iscelfall cotsK.
LT,F
!Lea ;i ry. GojV . Sh 'es . H t. Uh
in.4 ei. ~ , ran Hbe art
.(1 :, )l fo I ' 'a . - 1o no 'p4
TIi'S AH
J IS
.' n an *l , c oie i ' f
HISISTER
V iT(,!08. F., Ut ARMO] t
Ju * 1 -f
.i. nt:1:T.lm,e I TiE rcUMMER MO.iIi.
HISM MOTHER'
.rH:yO. . --tO.
lOT 110T: .i 0 11f
[CE CRE REn and.
tore and 'i freeize'r ~Cand aollSw
TRYM I. R'
MaW2,i1It.MI{HL h
usiaonsant ofu187ly
Atlnto i Cot and ila
tor,ind er;n alw
oldst artr f trst Mini
M. y Exe -It. :,;:u d m il-oe
-irs 7i, u 0 :>ea.n o-: at t 1 beCo
Teatic:lice and Mter' lote,
Liaftrne 174
Iore. via . Lo:, at redu1ced~ r.ate
o on al.A. POPE,
G;erra Pas.se::ger Agent.
'he Highest Price fo:
Cotton.
I respec:fuliy cill attentio:: of faros
e fact that I nuli. pay theml: the! H11GHES
uCE FOR~ Tlixill CLTTON. eitheri
:h' or n:rehanid:iqe. If thiey wi.lh ;.;o
exchiange they w iU IIad su.aorne:i
IIontpIutui as cani te rounid anaywhere, an
A FULL.
S"tock of Goods,
w hichv i:n - -tos
.Most.ccm daagTr
:6 ..aTor me
~ \~t*- g 'o i.N:Y 1 . ii EAi SX
PRNT.A PRI
~t0(,'..,.k: of Good.s,v.
CHE0AP CASH STORE
TIHOS. F. HARMON.
m.m FOOT
._IS RECEIVING Hli S
I G Sr
PALL ndS W1INTERS
- . :. i.; 1rgo: nd varied, in the
lass and Wa I TepaRmmen,
As well as in
GROCERIES,
CLOTHING, HATS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
BLANKETS
HEAVY WOOLENS, &c.
SHORT PROFITS FOR QUICK
SALES AND SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED.
ORANITEVTILLE
Shirtings,
Sheetings
And Drills,
To Merchants at Man
ufacturer's Prices.
The Highest Market Price
Paid for Cotton or other
Country Produce
M. FOOT.
'FLO[11 FO0B! FLGWR!
FRO'd THE
MAGNOL.IA (TENN.) MILLS,
i.s 'i I:E UET FA MILY F LOUR'
* NI THlE BEST IS THlE CHEXIPESTt
emA Large Supply on:Hand.
Ifl V ES1DES
Choice Family Groceries,
hi every dtescription.atutong whi'-haremwore
ELECANT HAMS, &C.,
PLANTATION SU/PPLIES.
Th.e .iaies will tihnd in addIition to the
aboive, that moy -tock of
DRY GOODS
Is vaied aind well selected.
Tii.utkinl for the very lideral sh ire of pa
troni'ge bestowed Lon mie in the past, I res
pectfully ask for a conItinuanLce of the same,
1I:. ndi here take ociN~.~ on to) add; that my
* oodIs are soMi in accordancie with: the t,im -.
andii IThIC lL\ Ft CA6h.
L. THOS. COOK.
\lMar. it i 0-irm.
I DO YOU WANT
. TO BUY
AND
Excellenit ini Quality?
IF. tSo. (G) To
M ~RS. 1). M1OWER'S,
WQ er cai n. found DJress Go~od, Fancy
tIkods. Ladires Sits Not.ons, of all Linds,
aAnd Many Other Articles
At the Lowest Market
et Prices.
IS Un ti.e corner, andi under the Hn-.W
O!!ice is the plae
iFor Cheap Goods,
Cheap Prices,
J.r 1. WILSON,
DEALERt IN
'GRO CERIES,
Of all kind, suchk as e
Supr- Coffee. Rice,
- ttacr CoceHas
tlour. Lard. Mlhlase.
FRtESH MEAL AIND GRiST.
P'ickle' Caned F'ruit,
SOvsters. Sardine-,
('rackers.
Segars, To,baic,
Soap. &c
- ~ Toretnher wi.h
Sheetings and Yarns,
BABGING AND TIES,
LNOX-EXPLOSIVE KEROSENE,
a d a!! 'tte'r articles to Le f'un~d :in a G It(
CERYI STOi(E., and a!! of n hieh wril
BE SOLDOCHEAP
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