Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, July 13, 1867, Image 4
\POETBY.
Vanity. .
Dio sim comes up'and tho HUH goos down,
. ^Xnd'thi (lay nml night aro tho sanio a? ono,
Tho year growa green and tho ycur.growa"hrowin,,
? lid"what is Hull; when all ia (lone ? '
Grains of a?Vobro or .shining saml,.
. Eliding inlo and out of tho hand," . _
And mon go dowu in ships to. tl?e sea?,
Ami a 1 ? u nd r od ship? ave tho samo as olio ;
And backward and forward' blows tito breeze, '
. And what is it all', -when all is dono I *
A lido with' neVcr a shoro in sight, .
Selling steadily on to Ibo night.
? Tho fisherman drpppclh his not in tho stroan-.,
. And-a hundred strenuis uro the sni.ic as ono {
And tho maiden dvcnimdh lier .love-lit dream,
And what is it alb wheu -A\\ is don? ?
Tho not of tho flfilmr tho burduiV hrenk?,
Ahd after IJio drc'nnilng tho drtnnier.wak
|MM^|?B^M|IWMM^?ll>i'll,liy??ir???i ll I lill ?*
' FOft THE COmilfcHt.
?orapa for Children--No. V
DEAU CutLDiir.N : In my last Scrap 1
wroto about memory. 'In thia, I will, write
Boroo moro ahout it. In that, wc learned to
" Romotnber tho Sabbath day to k?ep it ho
ly."* I? this, lot us pick np tho " Old Fami
ly liiblo," And turn to Ecclesiastes, 12th chap
. ' ter and 1st verse,, and so; if we can't loam
something., moro about tho'?luty of memory.
ThOro you will lind it*\yrittcn, " llotnoinbcr
now thy. Creator in the days of thy youth,
while tho ovil "days oomo not, nor tho years
draw high when thou,shalt say I,have no
, ploasure in them." I think if wc will put on
our studying oap and think right closoly about
this pi'Ctty .verso wo will loam nt least these
two things; 1st. Tho duly to discharge
" Itotrtembcr thy Creator." 24.1 Whon we
are to perform it-" Now, in thc days of thy
youth."
. And 1st.' Let us examine Our duty. What
Rit.? " Hcinembcr (hy Creator." In sonic
Of'tho uioe littlo Catechisms tho nv?i an'-"i?ion
. ' \>; ho uiado j<-<ii" The' answer is,
? Oyo.-' Well, then, God is "our Creator."
Wo didn't mako ourselves. Tho great Cod
created,us.. Rut what did ho mako us of?
Of tho dust. of. tho ground. ".Dust thou "art
"*ajid unto dust shalt thou return." When
, S-itau totnpts you to bc proud, romcmher you
aro of tho dust and .must soon dre and go back
to the dust. Some Of these days, these bodies
of ours, which carry our souls, about, will be
put down in a hole dug in thc ground, and
the- worms will cat them and then they will
turu to dust. Ilav'nt you seen people cov
ered up in tho cold grave? Perhaps some
littlo boy or girl, who rends or hears read
these lines, has a father or mother, brothel' or
' sister, ip* thc icy arms of death. "Well, my
littlo friend-, y?u can't bring ??hem back now,
but you _must soon follow on ; you must Soon
die yourself. O yes; wo will all soon "he dead
and gone to another world. Whilo 1 write,
the dcoth-gro?ns of a lady, who has died this
aftornoop, aro still sounding in my ears. The
solomn tolls of tho Church boll informed thc
iphatt\tants of tho villago that another soul
had gone' to thc spirit-land. Hut she was a
good woman-a motubcr of tho Church'-had
loved and served - tho Lord Jesus many years.
Her aged mother, tottering upon the v?fgc of
the tomb, and other friends, weep in hopo.
Hut did God make thc soul of tho dust as
w?jl as tho body ? 0, no ! Ho did not cre
ate tho soul of the dust of tho ground. Will
tlio soul die when tho body dies ? Thc soul
' oah never djc. Where will it go then when
tho body dios ? Tho souls of good people go
" to Heavon and tho souls of bad folks go to
Hell. Well, then, don't you soe if wc want
to esoapo that burning, world and got homo to
. tho good world, wo must be good boys and
girls, and " Itcinombor now our Creator in the
days of our youth." Tho word t? roineuibor "
herc means moro than simply to keep God in
our momorios." lt also means that we should
loyoond obey God. It is right to think about
our Heavenly Father, but wo must love Hint
. and mind what Ho says in His good Hook.
.. iVhon Ho tolls us in tho Bible to quit doine
Wi'oug, wo tmist at once quit it, and when He
says for us to get about doing right, wo must
got at it qiiiokly and keep at it constantly.--:
When Ho. says " Thou shalt not swear,*'' wo
must swear no more, When Ho says " Chi);
, dron, 'oboy^your parents," we should do that.
. , ." 2. -$ut whe.n'niust I do this ? "'Now, in
tho day's" pf thy youth," is tho answer which
(ho Bibl? givesV . t have mot with sonto pa
ron'ts-whp objected to their children seeking
religion.while'so young. And I have thought
su?h'p?r?pts had forgotten this text entirely
When .yoU'fcel .like you ought to pray and
seek and serve th? good Lord.j and your pa
rents, toll you to wait till you got oidor, got
your'JBibloand slow them this text.
Sometimos you will li?ar youiig people say,
" .''"Jfr- is'time oOoUph,,yot. Whon f grow up
I'll, bo roligious." Tako care! my young
frjodds.'.- It' is-tho'evil spirit who. whispers
- such sayings into your ears. The good Spirit
says, " R,emembor nov) thy delator in tho
days of thy * youth." Whpn ' your father
wants io'mako argood. plow-stock ho gets .o
good pioo^rof-Vfropd. \ So iF you'want to make
good ottij'-litiofnl Pion "hhid'vWooiOn, you must bc
good boys.ft&d girla. ' "It is a^havd'matter to
ipake.good mon aftd women out.of Jiad )>oys
nnd :gi'rl^ " A-S* soon as you nYO-big.orjoiigh to
know right from wrong-yqii aro old ?n'ough to
ohoofiO thorigiit^nd rofnsotho wrong. Whon-,
ever tho bad man whisper.? and says, como
horn atid do thia'Avrong, yott say, u f won't."
Whenever tho good man says oomo hero and
do ri^t/yo'ii fiay, I will."
?You niViBt pot p u t o ff serving tho Lord Je
sus Christ, who htade mid dioiL for you, 'till
you pet older. It is sinful and dangofouH"trt
pnfc?iT romombering and Serving tho Ji?rd
*?|H yo'O grow up. You may dio beforo you
goigroWri. ?Vtar))'ohildrcMi and youhg people
die. And oven if yott live to bo old, ' " the
cyii/doys " of afflictions and fooblOness " will
COmb/f-ano* tho jr?ars " of old ago rind weak
ness " wilMfafa nigh when thou shaft say t
?1?l?V?;nO'|ii?o?Bnfo ' in. thom*." Thop Avili 1>o n
V^Hil^o and' chanco to attend to tho great
' w?V?( of tho ort?yatiort of your soul. iJottbr at
ton4.(o,tb?sWrk ^iow whl|6 t|i?so "evil days
fin3;yertr?" 'aro far aday, and then your w>?l
' ha better propared t? mc?tr abd opd,uro thom
?w?; iji^-i-iiiiMii^?e'iifty.jii'.'i'.'.;! L,*&~*'j?<**r*
when they do come, if you live; to seo thom.,
0, the evil days aro coming ! They como !
They como.!. Though sonto moy not live to
sec thom, yet many who read theso lines will
soo and fool them. -Yes, tho evil daysof caro,
anxiety* affliction hud death will soon meet
.you. You who read, and ho who writes these
words Syill soon Uo do.wuin death, H?t what
thoo? ?Will wo moot in Heaven ?. O, Como,,
n^y friendly childron and young pcoplo, lot W
?co t.ho wri?tlj to come. ? O I "Ict us escape tho
" hil^o buming with H to and brimstone. ? !
let us give oiirseli f? fully to thc service of
our hlessdd Saviour; and, though wo di?,He
will hying our bodies from tho regions of death
and re unite thom to our happy spirits, and
clothe us " iu'light and deathless bloom," au'd
thus fit us to liv.o forever in the fadeless olimos
of bright immortality.
JOHN.
Juno ll, 1307. _
VARIETY".
Maximilian's Execution..
NK\V Okbi-IANS, July 2.-We have re
ceived the following partidul..." of Maximil
ian's execution :
" Tho trial of Maximilian, 'Mejia nut) Mi
ram?n ended on tho 14th ultimo, and they
were scntonccd to bo excouted on tho 10th
ultimo. Juarez suspended tho execution for
three days, and they wero shot cn tho 19th
ultimo,-at ll A. M. Tho colonels woro sen
tenced to sn: years' imprisonment, tho lieu
tcnant-colonels-to five years, and minor officers
to two years. Brigadiers and exceptional
officers will bc tried by court martial*. . .
" Thc City of Mexico surrendered to Diaz
on thc 21st ultimo, and Juarez Kent him a
complimentary note, with directions as to the
disposition of prisoners, saying : ' Nal ive pris
oners you will transfer to your own command
or put at liberty, according to tho circum
stances ii) which you lind them. Foreign
prisoners you will retain for further disposi
tion by thc government.'
Among tho archives taken upon the oc
cupation of Queretaro were some documcuts
relative to tho last will of Maximilian, whore,
in, in case of his dealh.'Tcodosia Larc/., Jose
Maria litton nza, and Marq?ese, thc assassin
of Tucnba, arc declared regents."
Escobedo writes from Queretaro : u I have,
bv the execution of those master-traitors made
terror the order of thc day. I have impound
heavy contributions on tho rieh, confiscated
their property and their all.. Where I could
not di ; ou accouut of my position, my dele
gates have strictly complied with my orders,
and I pope before closing my military career
to see tho blood of every foreigner spilt that
resides in -my country."
There is a report that Maximilian was shot
in the face, and tho Mexican generals in the
back os traitors.
Both the Imperial and the Liberal pape.'.
of Brownsville, condemn tho execution. Tho
"Ranchero" is in full mourning. Bcrinza
bal, Governor of Matamoras, had all tho bells
rung and rockets fired on the reception of the
news of tho execution, and sent oilicial infor
mation of the fact to Gen. .Reynolds.
The Monterey stage was robbed of ?| 1,000
In coin. (
THE Mii.r.ENNiuM von Deurona;-The
Bankrupt law, which is just about, to go into
practical op?ration, wiil yield sufficient busi
ness and onotigh fees to enrich all who have
hoon fortunato enough to.seeure office under
it. Wo have heard it estimated that. Marshal
Murray, of this district, will realize ono hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars a year out of
it,?and tho lawyers will of course reap a pro
fessional harvest from so rich a field. Tho
two former general bankrupt laws enacted hy
Congress under the power vested hy the con
stitution of tho United States in thc legisla
tive department of tho govern tn cut, enjoyed but
a brief existence. Thc law passed in the year
1800 was repealed in 1808, and thc law of j
1841 came to end within two years afterwards.
Profiting by this experience thc debtors of'
thc present day will hasten to avail thoniselv
es ot the existing statute, and will flock to thc
OOUrtS like hungry sheep to the. green pastu
rage and rid themselves of thc burden of their
liabilities - N. Y. Urrala.
During thc siego of Queretaro thc wo
men of the city carried food and di ink to thc
soldiers in tho tronches, and spent much of
their tinto with them, at the peril of their
lives. Many titus fell victims to their conju
gal devotion. Ono WHS shot through. tho
breast by a bullet, which likewise killed thc
infant strapped to hcr'buok. A second had
her hoad taken off by a round Shot. A third
was killed by a bullet in tho plaza.
fCW Tho number of voters . registered in
Louisiana to tho 16th ultimo was 00,111, of
which 24,525 woro whites and 41,770 ne
groes.
Thoro have been quite a number of
cases of oholcra in Memphis and ?'its suburbs
within n few days/several of thom termina
ting io death.
Mus. Roon, living in Wayno, Michigan,
was stung on tho eyelid by li bee a few days
ago, and sank down and died almost instantly.
The medical people think death was tho ef
fect of fright..
. . TIIK othor.day a Mr,-Sims, living two miles
northwest of Salem, 'Marion county, 111., sold
his entire crop of."strawberries, off of forty
aero? of land, delivered to-bavtLes Ln Chicago
fur $50,000.
" ?MI'HESSIVK WAUtflNO.-" I took the
pledge," said an old man, " ak tho foot of thc
gidlows, whcn-I siiw n young man hung. The
ShOrifY toojt out his Watch, and said, "Jfyou
havo anything'to say,, speak now; fox you
havo only iivo minutes to live. Tho young
map burst into tears; and said ! " 1 hnt? '.tu
dio ? I had one'littl? brother : ho had beau
tiful bin? eyes and flaxen hair, and I hived
him. .Hut ono day I got drunk, und. going
homo, ; fouhd hiru gathering berries iu thc
carden, and J ^ot angry wit! out o tuso, ^ahd
killed him, wth- ope blow Of tho rnko.-~'
Drink has dono itv It has ruined inc."
. ? H DICK,", inquired the maid, " havo you
been nfto? taV.?? salofatus ?", " No I haittt/'
"If you don't go> ?q?ok, I'll tell vour mis
tress.'' 'nVoll. telf. mistr?ss ns B?'OII' n? you
plc.a80. I don't Icnoft ?Sally Kalus^ttnd'W?ff't?
g?/ licUr hoi*. You/".fcrfbw-1 ?rn engaged to
H?p7'~ ; .
..? - .. . m ,.>..'...* . ~ ? ... y - . njjj^jf.y^i \*f,
'Vi. HiSiSSJfW.'HUli tjLiU'j'li.' '''.A 'jilli1. .M?'l'-lLLlJ_-l-'--'- U'-. ?' -
Fluming of ihe Ohostateo.
With thc nbovo montio?od. objoot in viovf,
aotivo operations have oomoiohccd in tho
neighborhood of Boardon's. Ford On tho Ohos
tote?, upon tho property formerly -owned by
tho Dahlonega Gold Company but rccoutly
purchased by tho Fluming Company, and on
whiQh tho company ..hus .commenced their
I Flumo. Substalitr dnius.Qorosa t!io riyof uro,
now inudo and ttl' -upleto rcpilir, and a. thor
LoUghly mado oau..., of 'sixty.foot'tn, width, out
I noross a bond of tho river, tnklugth'o ontiro
flow of tho stream, leaving about a (hird of a
milo of tho river ready for. nuning with but'
little additional expense, save the primping of
tho water from the old'riverbed.
With this object iu' view, the Lumpkiu
Chcstatce Mining Comp'noy lins boen' organ
ized undor a special charter from tho Legisla
ture of Georgia, with n capital of ono million
dollars, divided into fifty thousand shares of
twonty dollars each, andean authorized capi
tal of three ?nillions of dollurs, granting to
Henry 1). Cooke, Peter lluinay, Panie} 10.
Somes, and James P. Herron, of Washing
ton, 1). C. ; John ll. Rioo, bf Maine; Wil
liam Windom, of Minnesota, Fd wa rd L. Nor
folk, of New Hampshire; John.IL Froholi,
of North Carolina ; and Alfred Ii. Fly, of
Massachusetts, and their associates, tho e.r.
clusivc t'jffht 'of fluming and mining the
Chcstatce River, as also the right of way, and
wood, for theso purposes, for n distance of ton
miles, and all its tributaries within that terri
tory, inoluding among others Cane Creek and
tho Yahoola ; n mining property probably un
equaled in its prospects.because of tho extent
and richness of its mines, and the valu? of
its mining privileges, by tho property of liny
mining company on this or tho California slope
of the Rocky Mountains. v.)
Thc intention of, the Bumpkin Chcstatce
Mining Company is' to drain or dry the bed of
the river and its tributaries by the method
known in mining -parlance ns Huming, ?nd
then to minc its heil, as they would any other
deposit mine. After their bods have been
mined tho banks and old beds nie then to bo
! subjected to thc same operation, and they, it
is believed, will yield fully twice ns much as
the present bods, but they cannot bo .effectu
ally mined until thc bcd of tho river ?8drain
ed, ns thc present waters drown out tho mi
not's when tiley*reaoli thc paygrnved, which,.in
fact, forms n part of the old",bcd of tlie river,
and hence allows tho wirier to pass freely
through the gravel, ono of the greatest griev
ances of thc miners of tho past.
Thc Company bas already purchased thc
necessary machinery for draining purposes,
which arc now in the depot at Athens. Th?
machinery thus purchased consist of ? porta
ble Fngino of thirty horse power, of Hoad
ley's manufacture. .One Andrei '-, Centrifu
gal Pump, capable of thrown;,' tl .ce thous
and gallons of water per minute; ono Cameron
Direct action Pump ?nd fixtures, capable of
raising ono thousand gallons per minute; ono
Saw Mill, capable of sawing fifteen thousand
foot of'lumber per day beside mining ton's
.and Mercury, blacksmith's forge and tords,
machinist's and carpenters tools, wood-chop
per's axes eic , Kc. ?Sib, These it is expected
will reach tho mines in a few days and bc ready
for work ; when in the oourse of a month, it
is eonlidautly l?ol.U?-.-?d Uv?., i'ompnhy will bo
in succossfuropcrntion.
In addition to thc byrgo ahiou'nt?f itiftoMi?--?
ry and tools thus purchased aha'paid for, and
tho money now in thc Treasury the Company
has reserved for further working capital some
eighteen thousand shares, which it is believed
will bo more than sufficient to nicct all con
tingencies in putting the operations of the
Company in efficient condition to work the
river and develop their vein mines, and raise
the value of their stock above par, as it ought
to be, considering the groat prospective value
of their property,- and their rare- chartered
privileges.
Knowing that thc success of an enterprise
of so vast importance, depends upon thc in
tegrity, intelligence and industry of its active
managers, the directors of the Company have
secured the services of air. Adolph Thies, in
their mining lOngincer who well known in
'this community ns the Superintendent of thc
Dahlonega Gold Company, whose energy, in
dustry and mining experience bas made him
an honor to one of, the liest mining schools ol
Germany of which he isa graduate. He ilise
has sovcral years experience in charge of min
ing interests in both Africa and Furope, a?
well ns other places in America, mid with tin
most flattering success.
The .same good fortune has enabled them
to secure the services of Col. J. K. Wing, ol
Ohio, for general Superintendent of all theil
operations in Georgia-a gentleman of much
business experience ?nd wide reputation foi
tho qualities needed for this i in po rt'int posi
lion.-Dahlonega f?ifrnal.
CllttitfTlANlTY should not bo judged hy it.?
worst,.but by its.best specimens, Mor even ir
tho best it has lunch to contend, with ; and i!
tho world ts so bad with Christianity, .wbal
would it bo withouf.it? Let the darkness
and pollution of heathenism answer..
A TOWN of GOO rnhabitantsMias, grown ur
on tho Pacifio Railroad within six weeks, Rup
porting a 820,000 hotel, billiard saloons, faro
monto and keno banks, and other nocobsar-,
establishments.
DR. RUSHY, whoso figur? was beneath flu
commonsizo, was one day accosted in a pub
lie coffee-room by nu Irish baronet of colossal
stature, with : .
" May I pass to my seat, O giant ?"
Whon tho doctor, politely making way, re
plied : ... ? . ' J. ?
Fuss, on pigmy !"
' .".Oh ! sir," said tho baronet, " my expres
sion alluded to tho ??zo of your intellect. '
?. And my expression, air, Md tho doctor
" to tho size of yours."
Tim days of Herod, . of Judea, scotii tc
hayo como again, if the number of cttses pl
infanticide in New York bo an indication of
such an ern. Sovonty-fivo murders hf this
character havo hoon reported miring tho-last
six months, ?nd it is probably, safo to assume
thaine many more havo becrj eoinmittecj, but
? osea ped detection.
. ' ' -. ?*. J?. -'l^.-. ?. a - '
! TirK ftraj;, ?tinto- Jerrold Saw a. colohrated
song writer, tho latter *Md to \\>wi\ .^Young
ster havo you suffioidpt confjdeiico in mo tn
lend Pica guinea ?" ? Oh, yeet/'iflaid Jcvrojd,
" X- hnvo.all tho conflc?e?co, but li'avon't the
guinoa.". V ,
- --k-*r*
Atf old lady arguing with a te?toWUoy^ob
served, that Adam drun};.nothing but w. \or,
and lived'to great ago)"but foyjilHsh^faifa
if ho had drunk aje l?o n?fght h^vei?V-iu '?wi
now- - . - *v y .'..;
.t . .
[Corr?rpondcnco of tho Now-York Jtorald.]
, ".The ?oraan ?olebratioq. V .
JlOMK, Juno 29, l&tii.-Tho roligiousccr-"
moonies in colobrati,on .of tho eighteen hum
d rod th anniversary of St; Pctor'B hinrtyrdoh?,
and in r?verchqo of St. Paul rind tho canoni
zation of twenty-five butch, French and Span-,
ish martyrs, .who died ju Japuu/as saints, was
ono of tho most gorgeous religious'ceremonies
witnessed in the world, since tho days.of diing.
Solomon. Tho observances were.commenced
yesterday evening with n general illumination
of tho city of Romo. Saint Fetor's shone. Uko
ttl great Church ot? tire.
At 'eveti o'clock this morning there was a
grand procession of prelates, priests, monks
and soldiers from tim Vatican to Saint Fe-*
tor's. His rioiWiesh- tho Pope, was carried
on his throne. There was an immense crowd
assembled in tho interior of tho Church before
his arrival. St. Peter's was most magnificent
ly decorated with cloths of gold, silver tapes-,
'tries, paintings nnd two hundred thousand
yards of crimson silk. Tho building was
lighted with" many millions of wax candles.
I There were one hundred thousand-pcoplo ill
j side its Vails, including the ex-King of Na
ples, thc foreign ministry, five hundred emili-,
nats, archbishops and bishops, and many
thousands of clergymen, priests, friars and
monks.
. There were even nuns and soldiers from
almost ever, country in tho world present,
and thc assembled multitude, made up a most
brilliant congregation. Pope Pius the Ninth
celebrated thc Cregorian mass in Latin and
Creek.
There were two interruptions to tho cere
mony. Thc curtains pf ono of thc window?
of the Ch?r?h eaught firent one moment, but
they were speedily torn down by the guaVd,
and no damage'occurred. After this a man
who had become crazy from excitement pro
ductal by tho pomp and glitter and iight, cut
bis thront, and died just under thc bron/'
statue of St. Peter.
There was no confusion in consequence -
His body was quickly removed outside. Tin
Pope at once proceeded to re-eonsccrato tin
Church stained with the blood of the suicide,
and then proceeded with thc service of th<
altar. List/, composed extra music fin- titi
grand Mass, and a chord placed on thc donn
of St. Peter's made tho lillgeli? responses, lin
cannon of Castile Sun Angelo t.hnndorin?.
forth the'accompaniment instead of tho ?i
gaos. Tho Pope's voice during the celebra
lion was clear and very sweet, and heard al
over the. Church.
It Wi s a most sublime scene when at thc cl
ovation of thc Host the prclitcs, priest and no
bles, peasantry tintTsoldiorSj who werospicta
tors, knelt {?0 carib to .do reverence to tin
Higher than the Highst, and who had bccoim
for man Lowlier than tho liowiest of all tims?,
present. The city illuminations, fireworks
races, and general festivities in honor of lin
centenary anniversary, will continue during ;
week.
PHKAD A CHITAINTY.-Thc " Atlant
lira," of "yesterday, says : We .hihrti o
some sales of wheat yesterday ny $1.50 pe
bushel. . New Hour, wc understand, will opei
to day at tho mill at ST.00 per barrel. W
hear of new llour tn ho delivered in five day
ut ?G.00 per barrel."
llul'K IN' Coo. - Hope in Cod in thc groa
est extremity, and you will see by and b
you had the greatest reason to do it.
. Wu KN there is more individual and privat
piety there will bo moro real union and les
ambition for its mero outward show.
" T l.OYK you like, anything said a youn
gardener to hissweetlleart. pressing her ham
" Ditto," said she, returning tho pressun
The ardent lover, Who was no.scholar soiel
puzzled tn understand ll.e inoanina of dilti
Thc next day, being at work with his lathe
said :
*'* Father, what is tho meaning of ditto?
" Why." said thc old man, .' this hero
one enbbtge-head, ain't it ?"
" Yes. father/'
" Well, that ore's ditto."
" Drat it !" ejaculated thc indiirnnnt S(
" then she called me cabbage.-hcad !"
I-nm-r-rrft"li 1.??.i^rmwnMnn
STEVENS 1J DUSK.
21, ?a, ?0 & 27, Kroadu ay, IV. \
Opposite Howling Croen.
?iv rr|?)B KI; ii O?? a-: A rv I'ILAI*.
TIllO STE V KN S 110 US 10 is w<
(HMn J\n'd widely known io the trevelhi
?jup^public, 'foo location is especially Still
hie to merchants and business, mon \ it is
close' proximity to the business part Pf the ci
-is on tho highway At Southern and Wcslo
travel--lind adjacent to al[ thc principal Kn
toad und Sienmhoat depms. '
Tho STIWENS IIOUSK hus liberal neem
modal ?ohs (or over 300 guests-it is well fi]
nisbet!, and possesses ovcry modern inipnu
mont for thc comfort and entertainment of i
inmates? " Tho rooms ni o spacious and well vc
tilated-provided with gas and water-tho t
tendance is prompt and respectful-and tho I
hie is generously provided with o very dol'u?a
of the season, nt moderato prices.
Tho iyi?ins having boen rorfnrnished and i
no-doled, wo aro enabled to.offer extra faoUili
for tho comfort and plensuro of our guo*ts.
?KO. IC. Cl?ASF. & CO.,
Proprietor*.
Juno I. lft<)7_ _37_ Gm
TOXOXtfum*TIVl2S.
.'?MIK A DVKHTISKIt, having boon restored
1 'health In a few weuks hy a very simplo rca
dy, after having sufl'erod for scyoral years wj|l
severo hpig a lie ct i on, nnd (lint dread disonso Cc
sumption-is noxious tu make known to his ii
low-?BulTcrcrs thc means of cure.
To till wno deairo it, ho will send a copy of t
proscription used (free of oh argo), with tho dirt
tijuis lor preparing and using (ho satiio. which th
will find a BU MK 'cuni', ron CONSUMPTION, ASTIIM
IIIIO.NOIIITIS, Conon*, Corms, and nil Throat a
bung Aft'vcttonsi 'fifo only object of tho advor
. sor "?ti sending tho Prescription ls to benefit t
alllicied, nut! spread information which he co
coivea to be invaluable, niur ho hppes ovcry nntt't
or will try his'remedy, nu lt will cost (hoi!! n'oj
big, and may pvoro.a blessing. Tai ties wislli
tho prescription, fnr.v., bv return mail-, will plea
Address 1 'ltKV. KOWARI) A. WTI?SON,
. . Willirtwshiirg, Kings Co., Now York.
Jlay fl,. 1n(i7 ? ?3. ly
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L AUG?10 pp. Oirwilat', giving > a format "r
; XJL nf. tbs- {pr?atet^ Impofto-ace to tho young
bdtb sexes.' L .'. / :' .*. '.'., .
. H tonchn^bow, tho homely ipay iiooojno koo
ti fol, the, despised respected; and tho forauk
loyeq. ' ,
' Ne y&ung lady or gentleman* Should fall
sond tiioir A^ldrpss. ftnd roftolvo a, <Sapy poi
>peid, byVoturn nfnil. . 4 -
Addrcks PT ?.Drawor, 21, Troy, N.Y.
Fob 10, ?867 21. . 6o>o.
...--v;". . . ? f t ". - ;* y
. REGIST? AXION;
IMPORTANT OltDKH FROM OF.N. SICIyU'B.
IIKAIOQR'TKRB 2I> MILITARY DISTRICT, I
Charleston, S. C., Muy 8, 18?7.: . {
[Oencval Orders No. 18.J
1. On thothird Monday offaly, next, in ofiodb
?neo tu theVoquii?niontsof tito Act nf Congress,
passed Mureil yild, 18G7, Coimnnnding Uoner?l
will proceed nnd oiuiso to'bo ?undo a Registra- j
lion i?Y thc inn 1 u citi'/ams nf tlio United States, |
twenty-one yours of ugo and upwurds, residents
of North and South Cahill Un t not disfranchised
for participation i.n tho rebellion, or for felony
nt cum mun -law. ? '
II. Ono or more Hoards of registration, con
sisting of. thrco discreet and qualified "persons,.|
to bu appointed by tho Commanding' Oenerol.
will bo organized in ouch county or oiiy. to make
and complete the Registration, superintend tho
election to bc held thereafter for Delegates to a
Convention to frame a Constitution, and make j
returns to him of tho voters, list of voters, and |
of tho parsons elected ns Delegates by a plural
ity of tho votes cast at such election.
III. Thc counties in North Carolina, nnd the
geographical districts in South Carolina, will,
for the purposes ol' registration, be divided inh( I
convenient Hugh*(ration Precincts. In each
Registration I'reeinct a Hoard of Registers will,
if practicable, ho organised. Several places
will bp designated ih Clich Registration Precinct
where the Hoard will moot and citizens eligible
lo registration will remain in session two days.
I'rom sunrise tusunsctv.at ea.cb.place of mooting.
On tho adjournment of tho Hoard a copy nt'thc
list of porsons registered will bo deposited in a
I suitable place within tho pr CC 1 (mt seven, days,
j for public iufui'inathmi_ And thereafter tho
j Hoard will again visit every pVcoinol. and re
vise' thu. list of vnters. hear objections from cit
izens ns to any adjudication made, and remisier
any person Wno may have hoon linallie, by rea
son of illness or oilier good and sufficient cause
to attend ibo first session of the Hoard.
IV. All persons appointed to make thc said
registration of .voters und to conduct said elec
tion will bp'required, before entering upon their
duties, to take and subscribe tho muli proscribed
hy tho Act approved July 2d, entitled "An
not to prescribo an uith ol', office." And if any
person shall f'ulsely take and subscribe such nulli
or affirmation, such person sn oll'onding und be
ing duly convicted' there.,i, shall b6 subject tn
the pains, penalties and disnhilitics which, hy
low, are provided fdr the puah 'uncut ul the
prlino of wilful und currupt perjury. Tho form
of tho oath is horowiin published os follows:
'' I, A. H., d'_> solemnly swear (or iillirm) thal
I have novel' voluntarily horno arms against
the United States since I have been a lg tizan
ibcreof; that I juive voluntarily given no aid,
countenance, counsel, or eneiuiragenioiit to per
sons engaged in armed hostility thereto; that
I have neither sought nor aeeopted. tlijr attemp
ted to exercise the functions ol' any office what
ever under any authority or pretended a il I h?r i
ty in hostility to thc I'oiled .Slates ; thal 1 have
not. \ iehled a voluntary support t" any preten
ded govern mont, authority, p iwer. or constitu
tion within the United States, linallie or inimi
cal thereto. And I da further swear (or ailinn),
that, to tho hest of. my knowledge and ability.
I will support and defend the Constitution of'lhe
Uni)rd States, against all enemies, foreign or
dornest ie : Unit I will hear true faith and alle
giance to the sumo ; that J take this obligation
freely, without any mental reservation or pur
pose of evasion ; and that I will well and faith'
fully-discharge thc dutiosnl' lli.O idiieo on which
j I am about to enter. So belo me Chill:''
Vi Mumhers of the H airds of Regis! : il ion
will bo allowed u< compens?tlilli finir dollars a'
day for euell 'day not uni ly tl lid necessarily oin
Te e.entf -a milo for each mile tra veiled on "fil
ly. UlHucrs of tho iii'iii v detailed lor snob dot v.
will he paid thc per diem and mileage allowed
for attendance on Courts Martial.
VI, Any citizen desiring to servo as a mein
ber of a Hand nf Registration may forward his
application to these Headquarters, nddroused to
Captain AHKXANDKH MOOR H. A. 1). 0. Xe
application will he considered unless neeotupa
nicd hy a written rcocnnimendation signed hy ei
ther tho Provisional (?ovornov of tho State, a
Judge nf thc Circuit or District. Court nfl lie Uni.
ted States, a Collectnrorother principal ollicoml
Customs itv ol' Internal Revenue, th- Assistant
Commissioner of t li o freedmen's Hil roan., or
the Commanding Olfieor of' thc Military Host
within which tho applicant reside?, certifying
the appi .cant to ho a fit and proper i person to
receive thc appointment.
VII. It is essential that every Hoard of Reg
istration should ho composed of perfOlis nf rec
ognized o'nnsidoiat'mn and worth, fairly repre
senting tho population, and in whose impar
tiality and capacity the body of voters in tho
vicinage may have just reliance.
. VIII, Tho boundaries of precincts for regis
strntion, Ibcsevernl places within eaeh precinct
wbero thc Hoard of Registra thu) will meet, the
day or days on which tho Hoard wi" moot in
each poochiet? and. also, suijll regulations ns
may bo neeeossary for tho government ol' Reg
isters and of inspectors' of Election in the dis
charge pf their duties nnd tn insure the necira
cy and completeness of this registration, will
bc duly published fur general information^
IX. Post Commanders will report without de
lay upon tho most expedientdi vision of tho ter
ritory within their commands into It ogi st ra ti on
Precincts; having reference. When practicable,
to existing laws nnd customs establishing tho
usual voting p'necs, and keeping in view tho
importance ot affording ampio facilities for reg
istration with tho least interruption of tho ur?
dinnry avocations of the peoplo.
Hy command of Milj?r-Oo'n. JQ. F.. SIOKI.ES.
J. "NV-. CHOCS. .
Cant. 3811] Inf.. A. I). C. & A. A. A. Oenornl.
Official: AI.KXANDER MOOKI;, Aid-de-Camp.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAUOIJNA,
I*ICIvKNS.- IN TIIK COMMON I'l.CAS.
Sa rh ubi I.ovingocd "j Foreign Attachment.
vs \ ' NoitTox.
H. A. Tuto. } Pl'fi"s Athj.
\J UlIHKHAS. tho Plninliir did. oil ihc 12(1} day
,T " of March, 18(17. tile his Induration against
tho Defendant, (who, it i said' is alison! from and
without tho limits of this State, ?rid lids neither
wife nor attorney known williin tho same, upon
whom a copy ol'thc said declaration might'he ser
ved : tt is thoroloro ordered, lat thc said dofon
j dnnt do appear and plead thereto, on or heforo tho
'l-llli day of March, IRiirt; oth r'wiso, fiual and ab
solute judgment, will theo bo Jvon nud awarded
agninst him, , \ ' \ "
.I E - 'lAUOOD, e.c.e.
Clerk's Office, March IS). V.-'/? li'
TH)."STATE OF SOUTH. CAROLINA,
?I0K.KNS-IN TU li COMBON I'l.KAS. , . . '
J. I). Ferguson, AUmY} Foreign ylitactjmcttt.
'.' v? > MO?OWAN ?Sr AHAMS,
William Douglass. "' J ? '..- VllTa Alfy's.
VUll HUH AS, tho l'lalntiiriiid. on. thc Olli d.iy'of
l l February,. 1 ft07, flT* lils d?clar?t ion ngVtjisi
tho lXefondaiilv(who, as it ia said,) ls nhscnl< from
and without thc Undid of (his Biii?e.'and has ncilher
wife nor fitlornoy known within (ho flailio upon
whom a* copy of tho sahl flec^wtion fniglit. lie
served: Il ?H 11 HIV? foro oi-dorod, thnt (fio Bifid do
.fendant do appear and plcnd thereto, on-or beforo
tho (Uh day oC IfoUi-iiary, 18(18; olli?rwi??/, Vtlnul
nnd ahsoluto .HHgmeilt \Y?U thea bc/given abd
awarded iq/Hp'st him..?" ' ''' J
. . .T. H; JtAGOOlV Cd rt
. Cloris Office, Feb 0, Ibq* ... - ,:. J.v
r.S HI?RK?Y OlVl^Ni (hat. I wllV noi bo respon'sP
1 blQ'fpr'?iny dobfs contvnofpd by my wife KMZA
BKUV afl?vTfilB?datp, ss ?li? hos left my\b(5d and
board wlf-u?t?,? loavo pr" prpVoo'allon. '
JORh BH.?D?BV.
Juno'22, 1867 * 40 3
Notice to Credit^.
T?1K STATIS C-Y B?TlTIl CA11?IJNAU
I'lOKBNS-IN KUCMTV.
Kdward H. Calhoun; Adm'r., ) H?H fQv Injunction
. . ;. ? ya, . > Moitduilllng Aaaett
john H. Kurlo nu ii others. J Partition. &c,
UPON hearing tho Hill, in this cuso, und on ni
tlon of Mu- UUflk' Con}phiinaiit's Solicitor : ,
is ordered, Chafe ti ?Writ of Injunction do Issue, ci
bo directed to'John lb Karlo,-claiming tobo a erodj
?tor of Wi Hansom.Calhoun, restraining hita froH
proseoillhig his snit against Edward H. Calhoun*
itdoiitiistrator </<. bonis non bf W. Hansom Calhoun'
that an Injunction be issued, lo bo directed lo til]
said .lohn lb.-Karlo, William A'.^L?y, Executor, ??1
William ll. Sargent, claiming .to bo'crodilova o|
I lou ry D. Calhoun,- rcs?raiiung thom and each t
thom from prosecuting (hoir suits against tho ?. ii j.
Edward H. Calhoun. aa-Adininistrotor of Hoar
I 1). Calhoun: and that tho said parties., tho ??io,
creditors, and all oilier Creditors of \V. ltaasoi
Callioun, and of Tl onry I). Calhoun, bo enjointj
I and they aro hor?by enjoined from coinihoiicilij
I units at law, and from prosecuting suits olroai
I commenced against thc said' Edward JJ. Callie?
as Administrator, for (jobiS alb-god tb bc jl?j?
them or cither of them, from Clio said W. Panic
Callioun und from the said Henry I). Calhoun.
UOIVT. A. THOMPSON, c.K.i'.n
Cool Vs.; Onice, Mnreh 18. 18(17 If
Philadelphia Universit?
OF' \, ..vi'
MEDICI NrK A N ? SC KC KUY. jj
oiui.v.Mzei), 1818. , '
Chartern!'by Otp Lcyisliidire, Feb. 20, 18?3. ?I
Amendments io Churtcr, Feb. 15, ?SOO, jfMH
March 15, 1S05. / - j
1M\'0 ful 1 fessions of Lectures each year, com*?
. nietieliig the Hist ol' October, and coniinuing'tuij]
til -April. The Dissecting Kooms aro opon, niuo
private leelurXs. and i|iii/./.es continue during OK;,
eal ire year. Tho foal session J combines, mil.iu
Christmas, or for throb'.months,, and tho sccom) iii,?
.il tho first of April.,uv three months ; tho two calif!
.slitutihg one lull course of lectures. K\.uniimiftonj
of candidates for graduation will occur al ll.e cnfj
of cadi session. '
l\K.y't!tsiTi:.s rda Or.Ai>r.\Tio.v.-Thc - ret|tiis?b;ij?
for gradual ?on aro ijtrce sessions of lectures, joiffl
three years study : or four sessions, including tttj?
years spent al (lie University. . . ' if|
Tnt: SYSTKM <>r MKOIOIM: T.urour.- .Tho Inljt
veesitv isa liberal -medical school, in which Wi
branches of medicine anti surgery aro lougllt,'jjB
eluding Hie preparatory studies.'-without regard tv
any sectarian views. Hence, while they dc preen I tj
tho'cxtditsiveness of Allopathy. Tlomu?pnthy, Kc*
lociicism, I ly dropat hy, vic, they believo that all
principles ol'cure and therapeutical agents should
oe*talight ia all well regulated medical schools, H???|
that every intelligent, honest, and-thorough prjijw
i it inner is entitled to all Ibo courtesies hud privl>j
leges of lim pf ofCSB IOU, without regard to his ppMfi
liar notions in ihcrapoiili s. . f
Patts.-Tho fees 1er ali branehos. including qll,
the tick pt a, nlairieulation, anti dissection, ave ?-'?tj
a session, or SI-" per year. Those >vho purchup
tickets only have lo matriculate once! w hich i?iikt?4
thc second session $50. including denioiistratwV'g
fees, or $115 (bra full course. To aid young tn ?ft*
of moderate means, tho University has issued htm
hundred scholarships, which aro sold to first couran
students, for $7>r>, and to sbc?'nd course aiuilciifn
and clergymen for $??, oi..di oonVyituling llioholihfi
er a life member, with thc. perp?tuai privileges ora .
iIto leelares, anti all the teat:'..inga..ol tile schoohs
Thc only additional fees arc a yearly dissecting
and muiriciilai jog ticket, each of whit li is $5,
Tua Ai>VANT.\ot;s or Soiiu'i.Aitsuies..- The 8(11*$
deni holding' a scholarship can enter " ito Ccllea?c4
at any lime during tho y,ear, attend as long aa nM?
chooses. ?md re enter thc Institution.as frciptcmbraL
as desired.
lt rcfiiibcs no proviens read.ing orslndy i o enlj;{ .
tho University oa'?oholarships, Ji?acc all privai
Sitidtniis, by hid/Hag sehohw-f iiipsi, cnn proxccfinm.-.
Lot hov business- n purl of thc t'iiii'c," ;* . !
' Thc candidate for graduation can j.resent Inm-H
self nt any time tipil receive his tlegree as aeon utrH
qualified.
. la casca student should hold a 'scholarship #h<M
not bc libio to al temi led in ca, it ctin bo l\a'nslci . rill
to another, thus preventing any losa.
Parents, guardians or friends of students wi.-?.
lng to pinchaae soholarships for thein. a year or?
more before thoir _ attendance at tho. Universily,'.
caa ace aro them by advancing.ouodialt. tho price,'
and paying the bala'nce when Ibo stiidenl entere.'^
Physicians and benevolent incii can host ow grent. .
benefit upon pool'.young nico, by presenting lheial3
a aoholtu-ship. ami ilma enabling them to obtain na 'j
honorable profcSsIo??.
TU F RFA! Uli AU FACULTY.
James MeOlihtook. A. M., M. P., Professor'!
ol'tho Principles antl.J'raetic.o nf Knr?rory. ..
Wm. Paine, M. D.. Pr.niesstu- of the Prinoiphi
anil Practice .d'.Mtalieine mill lhl(h?locy, i
0. S. Cannu. A. M., M. D., Prufcssor ojj
('l.emislrv. Pbaruiaev. and Tuxieidnj'-v.
li. (i. Daltun, A.' M., M. DM Pv.-fcsov of 'A\
Physiology.
II. ,1. Ibuioct, A.M.. M. p., Pn fessor of Mu- I
loria .Medien and Therapeutics.
A. H. Tinana*. M- 0. Professor of \nafoiny, j
General, Special, Microscopical, and Patholotib
cul. " ??h
?Joseph Longshore. M. I>., Professor of Oh- -v
sletrie-?, und Diseases of Women and Children. Jj
Vi. 1). ISuckman. M. 1)., ProlosCur.of .Mi(ior V
Surgery. if? '.
PROFFSXORS OF SFFCIA L BRA XClf FS 1
A. I.ivezoy, A. M., M.. !>., Professor of Ciiitir )
cal .Metli ci II e.
J. S. f/myshorc, M. lb, Professor of Cliivicjtl' %
Obstetrics. . ?
Y. A. Voi). Moschisker, M. D., Professor of 1
DisoascR of tho F.yn anti Kar.
V. Oitlshiio, M;I)., I'tofossor of UrinO Pa th ?1- - J
KI.' Lukena, M. D., D. D.S., Professor of Den-, ?
Hairy. ? L't
C. Murphy. .M. P., Professor of Medical Ja- fi
rlsprudcnce.' .' ?f
; W. M. Cornell. M. IX, LLD,, Professor of g
llvgioiio and PhvVicnl Cultul'C. .
K. H. Weaver, A, M., M.- D., Demonstrator %
'of Anatotny. ' . ' . . <i
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