Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, June 28, 1877, Image 4
?/K1SS mo, Will," ea og Marguerite,
Al?luing up her dainty mouth,
' y i Sw'oot'o? Vosos born in Juno.-'Ul rp tl
J>Will was ton years old that day/l I
- ~V .Ai ! And'ho p?llod her gpld?d oto "??
>^}? 'Teasingly, rind answer tn'ado:-11 'JJ' " j
( < A?1> too o|d-|-I don't kissghjls}"?'' j
*"' .. ,(!;..; ',,, ,', ,|j I ?
V Ten ycara.pass, aud MarguprRo ! .?>U ; U
. ?(i 8injies, as Williknoela at hfcr. fedt, il
Gnzlpg fondly in her eyes,'.. v '??> ?ii Iv
i/raving ''^Vo?'? you'^lss md: BWeotT'M
. i?V'Rfio is apT?ptcdy ti'do'v;,1 ;!/ :f I .
With h?r biHli^day rirtg:^'^^!; .'
For a moment thon ropli?V: ' i t( *' J
"I'm too old-? don't kiss boys!" ; j
, ITiiis4n?re by Hie Indians. t '
SAN FRANOIOCO, ,Juno JLO-tr-D^tlp/' dfj
Ibo Indian outbreak in Idaho and Owgon'
show that tho ludiur.s had possession of (Ju{
mas prairio, oxoopt tho town of Mount
Idaho, which they threatened. Colonel
Ferry with 100 soldiers, Homo' citizens and
friendly Indians', marlbed ngiinst thom.
Quito a number of men,' .women, obildrob
nud-, tenujsjprsr vfdrpvfi??gf4n?od. /yTtW.?Ifty
nin? wdilto^woWllllcth L.T>Wt?YVmod
? Whito Bird, phief,;of tho hostiles) his'
* family. : RI? . WHM
LATKR.-Thq troops '..with 1G0 cllftonB
from. Mount Idaho encountered ffi? ;*j4d/ia,'nB
at tho hoa/I of Whito Bird cation, v Allie
troops disuiouutod nod. left a few soldierB
and- twenty friendly 'Indians lo] ' hp]d tho1
hersey. The Indians'openod fire upon the
troops nud'tho fighting continued , tot' shep o
time. Tho friendly indians bcoamo alarmed
and tho soldiora guarding "tlio" horses could
soo that tho Irfanans wero g?tt?u.g^ Jjiflpfccst
of tho fight und that the sol diera were-* re
treating. Tho captaiu of tho? party ^WioitU
s zim^aud Sorgoaut Lyttlc anti on^? Rivale
aro known to havo been killed., " Tho. wuolo
of tho horse guard, both Indians and'Whites,
broko and ran-some for Mount Idaho,mid
some for Lapcvai, leaving tho horse's tptr,iiu
looso over tho prairie. . Tboso > coming-to
Lapovai never stopped till they reached Ibo
post. Many bouses on tho prairio ; \\?jo
been burned. A soldier who: r'o.?ob?d, tho
garrison at 8 o'clock op 'th p iii dining bf tho
18th from tho fight reported that tho tromps
wero on foot aud surrounded by . rndians'in
i ho canon, and in a hand to band light,
Colonel Perry and about half of tho conti
_ j^nd aro said to havo boony killed^ Thc
vcinaicdor wero surrounded hird ''fighting
against odds when the informant left: V (Tho
Indians engaged in tho light'oro ncm-lrcaiy
tribes. They, togethor with other disaf
fectod tribes, uumbor about . two .-hundred,
exclusivo of warriors. _ '
Thoro is a gonoral uprising of savages,
?md tho whole oonntry is wild; with yhvvm.
Tho Indians arc massacrcing tho women and
1children on (lamas prairie, and tho settlers
aro ficoing in all directions for safety.
Cencrul Howard is ot Lewiston, but power
less, owing to inadequate ndlitnry "foroSs.
Troops havo bceu ordcrJd from.a number of
. K j?rf- *** tuc depaUnwnt, and will soon bo
v' Jn?thoir way to tho sceno of tho distur
bances. Gouoral McDowell, commanding
tho division of tho Pacific, has been tele
graphed to, and speedy assistance demr^ndgd.
Furthor sanguinary b:ijtl63v*hr^ ?xMan^Put
i Lewiston. Gov. Chadwick hdstf?otfnppli?d
' to for arms, ibo.
CHICAGO, Juno 20,,^G.e\>oral Sheridan
i received tho following despatch from San
I Francisoo: Tho following telegram has been
'l v received from Gonoral Howard, dated Fort
til Lapovai, Juno 16: Tho Indiansoof tho
IS Whito Bird and Joseph's baudythurdcred
ak about twopty pooplo in a | Boattorod settle
?I mont fifty milos from boro onstwafd. 7-"GA!P
taiu Porry, with two oompanics, r?^?b" a
(jg forced maroh thither. Tho Indians fled
with frosh horses. Hopo to 'overtriko them
or08sing Salmon Rivor. Pl^aso uotify Forts
Hall, Shaw, Filis and other Eastern ''posts.
Another ha?d lied Northward. They hitiy
bombino near Flat Hoad Agency, pretend
ing to bo peaceful. Fort Boi?o . will head
thorn, if possible. Inspector Watkins and 4
work togethor. ' 1 I . I
(Signed) ; MoDOWFLL.J V 1
Major General.
General Sheridan dops^ not. look .ipt . ti
gonoral rising among thoso I ndians,' f 1^
havo not been considered by tho soldiers as
fighting Indians,. Ho believes that tli^i
will now attempt to mnko terms, and wi 1
not give tho military any moro trouble.
[From tho Now IJavon Register.] 1
^ . IjOt. Us bo Sensible.
The Rop?blldan polioy of governing thc
Soutli?im States by foroo, whilo it may have
gratified tho pride of political partisans, wai
by no tnoabs oonduoivo to tho busiuos!
prospority of tho North. This fact^na noj
' perhaps so apparent at first ns it Has sino'i
jj becotno. Buring tho war, and. for a shorj
* poriod aftor it'olosod, tho opportunities' foi
I making money by manifold speculation!
^ ^ wore abundant, and tho lucrativo trade phip i
?'' enjoyed by Northern mcrohanta with ' tl A
a> onco prosperous South was not missed. Tin
I importance of the Southern trado now tba'
m tho unnatural business methods of war time;
I > rind tho disastrous effect of speculation- an
ifti passing away,\nd tho Southern States havi
I "/ resumud thoir autonomy, ia kocnly^ appro
eluted, and especially by tpo' people .of, Nov
sn>, ICugland-all hut tho politicians. THcj
I know now that a dozon largo and populoui
^ States cannot bo porulyiso/l by militaryisub
! jcotion without paralysing busmcsa?hrouth
I \ 'out tho country. Bitter expericnoo hn
\ J taught thom a truth which Bomoorats hnv
[1 j over proclaimed, but which Republican poli
?^L+Jtioiaii^ Havo oiChor stoutly denied or stead
I fafftly ignorod. Fvcn now tho I'rcsidon
. is assailed by Republican party organs an<
U stump speakors beoauso of his now, Demo
I oratio doparturo with roforcnoo to tho South
"Wo aro happy to soo, how^vor, thatj thor
has boon at loast ono oonvcralon ?o^ tn
. truth from tho Republican tanks. S
prominont a paper as tho IMii'.adolphi
|; North American io forood to admit t\h
i. tho President's Southern polioy lins -await
I.Ity oncd a business interest in tho Souther
Statos on tho part of oven ninny of th
bittorcst advocates of tho old Ropublion
? $M. polioy of forop. Says tho North ^Amcricai
"Unfortunately vno immense copnoity i
Sm: tho South for development in all tho aspeo
, J, of civilization is ovorywhero at tho Norl
'%iniaroprosentod, and misroprcsontod in cor
; ?fll'i'cquonoo of past prpjudiooS o?nftoct?d wil
tho^lnvory and partisan strifo and in tho oxo
rgoratcd importance givon to tho Northwo
and South has boon tho chief puffere
Tho intensity of tho Western scotionalis
'^^^produood by that exaggeration hus bo^olh
pitt
rt?fw"
Ys'al uiork<rtJfor\)ilr li^')ruyifcx*w#iii^rttf^i^N
tud^MoxM? ondJlijiUsh ^miT^o^rrjtubinodf,
nnd'wtiotr'ffoccpllucV'tho cotton, tobacco^
naval stores, rico, uiolassos, fruit and, yogM
Aa iu'WrnnJorc^vlili
tin
toHoir? Wf i :WndVouH1 rollaM 'fol
tlid ntbror/unV? of teNoMor'n dltlcL BTHcS
'upWolasac^?^
sumb'd' th^cbsWt ?s0W?hltet1 oM
c8indlt,nd1,,,?,rVa-th8: W^lGS?ff'^TO? I*
rfftrcshinaiW? tWPTO cW' ?lilf'f?W
fiWVKris ?rf 'b^flfrdlV.'H'Jri ?{T?oli*
impY/?oiw?'??b '.UaMpHifid; ^m.?i
Wou?''a8,>inpVbul?b!#^^^^
b>bt??6 is^ow MA*tn \?M hf?igu'fi?' cfHt?iU
iflMWff* ow?bu^ncHtfMb??7WiT'^a
Wcstorn tralGc is so largely tuonqpoiYzc'/l'Xy'.
tho W&ItA&QitlIM) Vf Ad VtJ 'AV?f??t to oultl-'
yate tko SoutH. ,tfku/aJ'bo'frjid:tfftlW??W
that thoro?s fco'foi'eigniWark?t? tiW?iRm'to'.
us nt all- coinnavftblo ' lu "?l's maght?na^tfbd'
oapaoity with that of tho South. \Vo c?r?ld
b/ettbr alfordto^iyeot^aliWadb^wiih the;
(Wbolai of South Ainbrio?'?tiVu 'witll,out',cfwb
stout li ern States. ?. In u region' inhabited by
?fte?n inilit?tiH of pebpV tlp3rb ard'fesou'rdce
HQ?f??ienl.tolBUSthiiiUb? whlilopr?sent* p?pli
tationiofr. tbo torJubl?o.'Mi *?.i<>-,!<*:>I ,alia;i>i J
ol TJiP'iurcgoiUg Ulai! . tru6y> ?irrd>" yet1 tho,
avorogo l^cf.ublicutiiioalls. it patriotisms to
k<eep tli08o liftebn millions of .peoplo .'poor.
and .in jsubjeation iolgangs oof c. thieving,1
.plU.ndaringi'CwpQtrbuggovs. -??O^bors i have
suflioicnt disocrtuncnt to seo that thpoulti
vution-rof-peaoq andi rcconottiuwou !mcMis a'
refitpraUon,^f pr.QiIlorUy;itOi tho.lvUoio oouu
iry-to tho Nqptb "..WolltaSito-tbe'South.i
- v**riK
inaTlnd ?/naniolc and Oonsf?litlif?lji'dlis'tAt??
received, wit li a l'CCjUc?t' f?fhp?blfor?tio*Aj?a
copy of Boino vcraeBuWiittcn on tho death of
JroW.ilfc'rfi* lidoth; Tho a^ilhorjUfis'stated,
?a-(of1 was,! for tho vorecsbwPrb origiiln'lly
printed savcral i yours; a?o)j "a 'promiocht
citizen of Springfield.. Illinois, tho home (d'
Abraham Lincoln, nod aro fou mle d on tito
report that Stanton, then Secretary of War,
ordered tho rennin s of)(l)?t)th to bo taken
(o.8Ga.9ud:tl>ro??^ .overboard;in midob/?nn."
i\o do not republish them for-?oserai
reasons,.,;,, Que is, that; no yqo boUavQst tho
silly story, of,.Stanton undif'inid-oeoau.V-.. jin
lapp OP ?18(3,7 ..tji,C'-bou\y,,of Howth iw a s tlolW-*
ered ipi Jiis,,j;c|q|.Lv88 by, thqiitovcrninbot
:and. int?trodoMV. tho, p)ao.e,of thcUnBolooTton j
Another is, that, tho linen aro .nut. .. go0d
cnpugk.tq >Yajrrap,t t|ioir roproduct\oOiunless
for.some special reason thpy -we.ro-. of. Viiluq
or interest. Another is, that wo do not,'
?Ibi??l wi tlTi^p'?^tollp'fto. oAiibh\lllh ul)<]lf-^
ors or to moko a martyr of a mon who., was
r?cV?l jr ?t? h?sNfaftil''' \V ti ' fd|l f?, <I i s ? 9 y c ry^ y |
^patrl?tisni1' "in.Svj?.at' hc,',did, ito. com
mitted'a eruol and .cowardly .act, and, ;ho,
riohly dcsorv.cd,to suffer: thc ponnlty, ofuhlsj
crime, Tho,true Boufl of tho South fought
with tholsword of <lho'spldior and bot wMh!
tho ?WOSpott ?f tho!o?8a9klrii'; ?rntn a ??v/5r'
and polilfj?al '??.i^r?f ^W'^po fcMng "pf
Prosidcuil'i^n^plij w^' p.^)u|i,clpr 'os well ns|
a ori??jO, .^vn^^iw?p.pp^r?jabjo and kind-j
li ca rt ?i'd .mVn^ftuiuKitod.hy ?^locero love ofj
thc Uiif?h, but 'withouE mQl[oC[t?;p?y,( who!
fought against it.. Haviog succeeded in:
cr^Mbyig sac^paipa--and ro^toiinjf t^rurfliwijtft,
I'ofwHaaMt lUiY(?4anctiot?r^ho?ffiol^
tff J<bnr?ih*nAa8%rcs'HgQ?n?t ibo SoiitncTli
pooplc. Ile was powerful onough witlvbi^
p?rty tb:btiV?'1d?f(i?lt?t| pr'j&'clrtp^i?rj' and r|?
ooneiructVon, a dd. If n is 'ii io .pa't'.^cpn
pM|lip|| ?.9 cvjcr'yrcp'son to bcliuyo.th??thc
Sputlicr?'peoplo, would .?ot hpv.O'ondurod
maoy of tho evils ,-with ^whioli ithcy bavo
boen aflliotod ?iQoo tho teroiination ?f'tho
vraTr ' v dil?fcluU '." :'
\V<?tAK'?' Cuiu<>8i;ry;^? mad Was
ycrlcrdny pulling an iron' )aw?roll?r nrouod
a yura od Woodward avo.nuo,;whon on old
lady oamo nloogi looo?diup against the
fence ;ind watohed him for awhile, and then
oalltfd out: ' . "' *? .
aroSo^* ^m^W? U,ut
'.To roll tho Inwn," ho answored. s
MWh?t doy?u Wonb' to'tbU YH? luW?i fo?nf
?To i?ny?;ft'l<?vcl> ' h;jj ,
"VVhat d?'you'w^plt to m'ak? jt lovc?,for?V
abo. cpnliuued. . ... . , it , ;- , ...
"That's,what I was ordorod toi do>?'b?
aiiHwcv?d, ns lie wiped;away tho perspiration.'
"Hut what did tliby warit you to: do it
for?" . ' ' ' .
"Why, thoy think a sb^ooth , lawn l?okn
tho best, I suppoao."
i'i,,-Wb'y!d?'\thoythfy>k ?lIrtnootnOftwA looK?
tho best?" sho pcre.iBlQd.j {} f | .K^KI'l
j "I havoo't lVtfe^^V^ said, ns bc
started uri ^ngnin* '* . ,,
? ..i^Vhy b'a^rJ't*/ou^fmo to talk?" sh0
pbo?tod.'. . ' 1 '"' -; ...
"Go'n tink tho boss!" Vowelled.
'.Why shall?|| go'p '.ask , tho boss?" eho
scro?m.cd. , j> ,",,'> I I . ,. I' IM rio.
Ifo disoppenred behind tho bouso to got
rid of h?r, and ,waiting,iiyo uiitiuioij rion
hitn W;Wa|.fd?rf?H841oW^ oil,
muttering: '
"Somo folks aro so smart and stuck bj-i
that you can't get within a milo .pf 'om
onlcsfl you blaze allover w)tlii^iamotids.^ '
i ,,[ Vft'jtW* ?V.fi^i'I I ft !1 ?0
A ltKSiSTr>,Si^ rvlAo'ivK'i'!-rro(. Stnyth
was once lecturibg on Natural'Philosophy,
and in tho couvaesoff hielsk?crimonts he
introduced ono , of (Jarrijigto.q'p .mjost
powerful magnets, with which lie , attracted
a block of iron from a distanoo of two-foct..
"Can any of you o?ncoivo a groa tor at
trootivo power?" tho lecturer demanded.
"I ken!" answered a voico frbtn thc aur
dionoo. , ,, , .
"Not a naturel torrostrijl obj?pt?" v .,
"Maas, sir.".. H , ..
: Tho Professor-challenged tho man who
had spoken to natno'lbp''tbing. . 1 . ?
Then up roso old Seth ' Whnlct. Uh
was a.' go?i??s id, this way, and" oii^inul.
Said ho: ' ,
"I hon givo yo tho'fnnts, nnd you onn
judge,for.yaurflelf.- Whon I woro a young
man, thar woro a littlo picco '?'-1 natural
WMOBIIU^
fourteen milos'every ' Subday: ' Silf? alivol
it woro just a natoral as sliding down hill;
Thar waVt nb I roaistin' h?r/ Thati:ero
mog^not o' youm is pooty go?d; but toln't ti
oiroumstanco to tho ono 'ntjdrttWcd^pfi."'
II - - ' t
Why U ?. hen. im mot Uti? Uboausb bet
(jon never Holp. .? '; ? ? '
oablo BpCelaU?tf? ?har? in ?no longer ttiiyi.
u??usoij to doubt WUV,tliVrfL,uVh?)|aVu:>\iftfdrc^i
> oJvovo dcfcut tit pWt^J'JWfv ?flbVi} ia,
'tyjing mado by tho ammtfifty at.^ousi??t)tf-j
.'implo to conccaj,,^,, \t\ii\\J?o .jcformipp to
tJierAstolio ouuauiUgUH M uk li tar Pasha had,
established a portion<oi?Hri?b.>foro*8 noar tito
tlVbr l'husis, between Kbis'.nntf Kviierdub),"
witft thc object of fc?Vbrln^ hi^botdd-'dtii^.
Im with thb'%|M'Wt?;'-'ThJ: ?br'fio lind"
[lukeo tho prnooutUr^
.And considered ^bcu),sclxc?,1(<aalo..- Oh
Thursday jtu>t,| tAq JuUiBsjiinB, unexpectedly
! appeal cd in forc?, and ,b?.^iiif 1 n vigorous'
.attuelt'. Tho Tu^k?oi<cpulsod't?oiittackin|?
.columns sovoral t?HicsV'6mly^?vir{'^VitV'*.v?A?n:
'[driven from their positrons Vby'"s?^orjor.
Jail, Ibo udvd^u??.rq^ing.w.i.tb tho ?Uu.ftfiru i
/trees. Tho rp.dpuht*..I)?ulilbccn oopturcu
.apw)i>rbt'ld. .iM.idayqrpako .tlm'miiUleiitvVs
.rinowed und.wa?<ubntiiiddd during thc day.,
l'i?ho Turlxish troorls'Syerd 'driV<i(i from all.
.tnejj; po^itiori?',Hby IR? tytisiiah assailants."
'flc'a'vy losses wore fUjSf.oi.ue'oV by,, flic'Vtivks,
,w{iioh beurs witocfjat\'Q .ti|p,.,ybstinnoy of
,-tVcir dcfpp.o.0., iTbpJow of this -position ! is;
every sorious for ?M uk iltur Pasha's army, OB
Ithd Russian <$OTCO now"* ?directly 'ibroatc'uB.
bib commuuicutioii?'w?tb Erz?r????.
,,,;? btiii".? i-).; : urti -
? .,.<.; -TT.LI^'~^T.-I- h '*
: NKW OiiiiHANs,|.tT,uoo, ?p.^TT.Qeorgo. R.
Joliusoiij luto Stato Auditor under Governor
.Kellogg, was summoned before- tho,grund
JoHy to testify tatt C?iAho-ilwhorosboutS-'of
certain books bolonging . to the ?mcdjof'
Auditor, suid books having been tokeb'frjom ,
'tho'' oflico ot tho limo tri^ (SttUo ll?usp was
turned over to the Nicholls. ?loverpuipftt,
Johnson rcfusod to answer., any question UH
to tho dispusitiqn of. tho books; Tho grand
jury, roportcd ?4he aoose ?to . the Superior
Criminal Court, and it whs otdorod 'tf/nt
J?hnh?ul show oil uso 'to morrow 1 wffrf' M
should not bc held for contempt.''
KNIGHTS OF HONOR,n-T.his organization
is rapidly increasing in popularity' mid
Slrcngth. It now numbers 10,000 in tho
Union. It is n sort of mutual jnsurah?o
company, tho toibiubers receiving ?5 o' week
while sick aud, their .families ?s'i.OOO upon
their death. ,T,uo.prdcr iu thia State has;
wit h iu tho lust yPM, grown rapidly, and is
inoronsing daily .in-popularity. Tho lodgo
in this olty 'isjin 3 flourishing condition' '
I ( [Cy?m&i'ti Itcytstc):
^uvMoyvA^oxCH ^TAtFK.-^Tho following
gentlemen huvo been appointed aidcs?-d?-j
Camp tofhis ! Exccllenoy itho'tJovcrnor arid
Cdmmmdorin*Uhiofy with the'rank of Lieu?
lehnnt Colonel: J?h'nS. Fairley,' Churls
Richardson M'tleSj "Win.' Ru^r Jj?n, Riidojph'
ST1glln^""TJli'n^cin?ii: TTr?nTc lampton,
Rior?v?4iid^llayJinsI ^owpdW tjo^cton; C.
3. j^LsCiill,' jNCurlborojV?Mjr. Chafoc, Lan
caster^ Josjg>m?U^^ Ralph
?zard.~(>?*^^
licndfoYt; James' L?Orr Aiiderspb;* Rich-'
ard ,(J. .Watt.^'Lau^&i W. C. S.walTic!d
aud 3C,R. CTTTJHJRT?. ??nd.-linier, j
Urfder tho retient a?? of thc Legislature,
authorizing tho appointment-,of the'Ilo-yd'
of l^^^ti/of (th} JjyngJiJ JifayHbm from
RiohlandtCour?>ty. -Govc/ooa- Jlompton has:
nolcotod tlifc'-^fdllowlng -g^tlenTcrf: General .
1 John S. Pij?l?t^(p|ptaiH Winstanley, J.
M. Smith, DrTirW.Ta^or, CrH. Monsop,
?Ic^f)|\fm7(&nYjTHhctt?Ci^
"Somo of thc newspapers," says an ex -
j olinngc. /'aro tryinu ic get-up a littlo syuv
! 0tty If?TR iMijoriS??o, tHol HaniWhV rn
hulled andabuscd.e brother ofliccr's wife,
and left Custer,,1tQ;bc.i.butpbercd,'' Rut it
can't bo'ilon^i. , Hp ,>vas. tho first to show
that to lie nova to a cliaractcr is to ruin it.
Loam ip youth^ if you can, that happi.
UC83 is not outside,., but innjde. ^ g00u
hoatt uud n olpur,conacionco bring hnppi
ness, whiolj. no riohoj? and no oiroumstauccs
alon? cTcr do.''1 "
.Aftrir^rongoo liir^^'gol'th'^ of
lying? 'I'3 not to bo imagined h&'w impossible
almost it is to reclaim it. Wli?n?o it comes
to pass th?f*wVMio'M?6b?b men, who oro,
i Q.^horwise very, honesty so subject to'tho vide.
.. : itlili .WiUllOW 1 (CW1* I UO?j '* e. ? - I
i.>Tho Prcsidont hos issu?d a proclamation'
ordering o publie Balo'of lauds nt Harrison;'
ArkaustiB, Monday, Octobcr l,1877. Siuli
lnr. proclumalious will bo issuod for-tho salo
qf .public - .lands in Louisiana, Alabama,
Mississippi-aud Florida, under - tho recent
htw, restoring them.to tho market.
II Tho lcas'o of the Tonnossco penitcnlinry
hos i boen awarded to tho Scwonco Coal
Company at $70,000" pcr tinnum for B1.*
years. In additidn' to this sum tho lessees"
oro required.to rcoeivo tho'convicts 1 at tho
.places oor?vioted^'and-furnish'triYnsportation
! without) ohargb'to tho'Stato'.:! " " ".u
Some peoplo imntiino that it is very diffi
cult to ?Ct noh; Nothing", however, could
be nirirc fallacipus. ' All that's required is to
? o?ni a dollar every timo you speud , ninoty
.CCUtS. . I .lilli . .
Any work, np, matter how humblo, that'a
pinn honors by oflioipnt Jabor, ,wiU ibo found
imp?r^?pt enough to ncouru .respect for
himself and credit for his name. . '
j A copulation loclt^^ihoi/ipqrr^aoi-oovc
Newfoundland, liko Ireland^ is deslituto
(if SDokil.i? OH! il' ' ' '"' .'. V ^
Loiiirictfe'.tl'oVels so elo\V that poverty
soon ovortuk?s luw. , '
, ?owldd ..." I - ' . i y ?
TimoH n)*o onllod.hord tvhen la?sy men oro
obliged to work for a living. . .hu o?.t
MuanKii Wlilu ,??T.~A .fow years' ngo
^"August Plower" was dlsc?vorcd to- bo tx
certain euro for dyspepsia'and livor com
plaint; rt few thin'dyspeptics m'nde kndvvnf,U
thoir frlorids how easily and quickly they liait
been cured by ils uso. Tho groat morals of
GKKI{M'S AUOUST FLOWER be'eamo h?rnldcd
through tho' cot?*iitvy by ononuflorer to anothor,
until, ivithout advertising, its salo has become
immense. Druggists in every town in tho
Hinted. Slates aro selling it. No porson
sirring with sour stomach, sick boadnoho,.
<|o8tivoi)088, palpitation of tho heart, indigos*
tion, low spirits, otc, can toko three dosos
without rcliof. Goto your druggist, Dr. lt.
i K. Nornmn, and g6t abottlo for. 75 conts and
J try it. , Sttmplo botllos lO-couts. ? '?.!.
, ' ?; , V? : ! ;l i or?;I
Ki?'
W(* Divine says,
READ WHAT HE SAYS;
DR. TUTTI-pear Slr; For ten yenrs T havo been
r?!n;utyr t(> IlyspcpslA,Constipation, und Pile v. 7, a it
?pring your pills were rccomnicudod,|o pie t tused
"' ''if?cin^eittwlth llttleVoltnj:- I'n m hovAt wclPnlan,
il hftvogood nunctgc, digestion j^orf?t;') r? sn In taloola,
lilies gonb, amt I Inwu gniiicd forty pounds solid flesh. '
rut il??y. draw'wllt ticlr.wclght iii void. .1 .-. ila . ,
, ' REV. R. L. SIMICO^Louisville, Ky.
" TUTTO PIUS P^ii'
<> AO"B' stmtorof anatomy 1w thi^
MIUBWA mk?m m , Medical College of Gcor- i
T1ITT?Q P l I'Q 'gin, henty.person's Vising
, ly I I O Ilft-kO hu Palls have thc guarani
b?UK DYSPEPSIA. tCC thnt they aro prepared
tmmmmmm . on scientific principien,
??.?TJITTO PILLS ??^0^'
! ' ^aaodt?BTiP?TibK '?-Sfii
' '_,.i,J?r?r*"_,? a '*? hcrcloloro untagor?tsllc
YIITT'Q Pillai ramillies of a strengths*
. b oinTiftil .r".?lfcVTM. fatfiW*lfv*,4n?a?Hr.
i CU li tl pi ?so. ,tfy ing tome. . .
. i .'VHftfl:f ^p ' ' . 1 Their first apparat ?f
I '"TII^TlC ' Dil'I ? flBct 19 to Incrciwo tho ap.
lUll c rlLLo petite by.citiisJii? the food
*" ir.? ?S?J? Tr,; ,to properly nssf.atla.?t!. ,
' <>U?n ?j1y,?n AN1* Thus the system ls n?ilr.
t i 1 ? .. |7 ?' - : .ishcd, and by their, ton?
'Vi IT>*VI r\ nu I A action on thc digestive orf
TUTT'S P LIS ginis, regular and healthy
? tm-rm-s* evacuations arc produced,
CUnH DILIOUB COHO Thcriipldlty with which
?? " * ' ? fersons lait on fitsh,
TIITXIO Dil I O while under the Influence
id IUI l d I IllO ofllicse plUs.ol lUclfin
? ??sftra
,-. r ! HT*_ hence their efficacy bl Cur, |
iiurps piW-S BftHtiBI
, ?PBJ^BPip fjyJBP, pUhtieta of tho liver.
"T<TTT , , c I ironie- constipation, ana
1 imparting h?nlWnhd strlnglb to thrfBystc-m. Sold
everywhere. Office/3e, Murray Street, New York.
B TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE. B
".i H " Gray Hair can bo chari?eil'to T? (fl
H ?/? glossy black by n single apnllcatl?ri of Sa
. H lJr.'i'UT r's Huii Dye. U mts like niaeic, ?
'" Kl and In warranted as haVrhicss as Water. RI
' ' : 1 1 '1 ' ! ' "1 ' j ' ' 1 ' '
WHAT IS QUEEN'S DELIGHT]
Read tia? ?nswev
It ls n plant that grow? lu the South, and ls spe
cially adapted to thc cure of disposes of that climate.
H'8 NATURE'S OWN REMEDY,* !
I ' Entering nt ?nce! Into thc blbdd,' expelling rd) scrof
ulous, syphilitic, and rhcuiiiatlp' afTaetlon?. ''Alone,
it lt a searching alterativo, but when combined with
Sarsaparilla, Yellow "Dbtfk, and other herbs, il lonna
and Queen's Delight, J
,. j ,Tho most |)u\vqrfi>t blood purifier known io medical
science for nie cure of old ulcers, diseased joints, foul
. .. i ' discharges (rom thc cara and nostrils, abscesses, ?kin
, diseases, dropsy, Kidney complaint, evil effects of
' 'secret practices, disordered llvcrand spleen. Its uso
strengthens tl)c norvous system, imparts a fair com
plexi?n, mid builds up thc body with ?
.' .-Iitt HEALTHY, SOLID FLESH/ 1
;.' I -As an;antidote tp,'syphilitic poison lt is strongly
recommended. Hundreds of ?qscs of lite worst typo
have been radically'cured by it. Being purely veg
etable Hscontinucd,usc will dono harm. Tho best
( ' 1 tittie to trike it ls during thc slimmer and fall ; r.ud
instead of debility, hcadaobc, fever ; ad ague, you
will enjoy robust health.? Sold by all druggists.
II 'JPrkc, $1,60. Onice, 35 Murray Street, New York.
'?mm ? " i \0'- .?- 1y -
.I^rofo?s?oj?i?bl O sur d.^.
WMi'?oJ icph'iL . JOHN S. VkllNiSH,.
KEITH & VERWER,
ATT OK NB TS A T LA WA ND
i , ,t lu Solicitors in Equify, I
NVill practico in tho .Stato Courts on..tho
KighiirJiidioiftl Circuit arid in tho United
?tate.? Court
OJlee on Public Sqmre, Walhalla, S 0
Jan (i, 187? 8 tf
S. P. DENDY,
AT'lfpll^A'1* Mut COUNSELOR al LAW
and Solicitor in Equity,
Will, practico in tho Courts of Law and
-. Hqnity, in tho Eighth Judicial Circgit.
Ofiioo in tho Court llouso, VVulhnlin, S 0
Nov ?, 1870 3 ly
8; Klc?OWAN, . ft. A. T11OMV80N.
. Abbcvillo, 8 C . Wnlhall?.SC
" MCGOWAN & THOMPSON,
A T TOR NEY A T L A W,
Will givo. prompt nttcntion to nil business
conftdotl to tb?ni in thc State, County, and
United 3tatcH Courts,
Office ok youri House Square, Walhalla, S C
' I'h'c jtiijior partner, MR. TilOHPspN, will
also practice in tho Cptirts of l'ickcns, Oreen
? vii lo and Andorson.'
J?uuavy, 1870 tf
JOSEPH J. NORTON,"
A T T 0 R N E YATLA W,
, ' t ' WALHALLA, S.'C.
All businpsB for Piolceue County loft with
I , J^?jii^ ii! ?IAO0Q?), ESQ.,
l'lfiKKNS,' Ci H.,
WILL EE ntOMETLYA '?'TENDED TO
Pf?t?&i^hi ?'V*42 . il lott'-!
TD Jr?El HJ <D OT O B Y.
Ocoiicc 4'oilntv.
j Sena?r-l-i: WV'??v'iheston. ' ,0
lfaprescnlaliveSfi J S Y orner, ll F ,?loan,
Clerk of the Court-Jesse W Strihling.
I Judye of Probate-Hieb ard Lowis.
', Sheriff^ lill i\>'i ll ,t (T// /
! Coroner-ll E Norman.
' Audi/or-C. K.'Watson i
! Ti'Canitrcr-It. S. Porcher.
S<:hool Commissioner-M B Dendy..
Jury Commissioner-A. llrcnnooko.
'Conni? Commissioners-Thomas Bibb, lt
S ?tutloi?go, S M Crawford.
'hial just ices-ll A II Oibson, S II Johns,
ll? I'rank Sloan, W A King.
t IntcndwtUWulhallam. W Stribl?irtf. 'War
don* /Cv lJ Ilfeld C'Wond?lkon, A' Brortocko
. P V Wallor, D-Biomann S K Dendy.
Intendant West On(o,n-JPMicklcr. Ward?
ons: I K rluntor, 1\ S Jamos, Jacob Schrotlor,
I Jamos Wright.'t? '.' 'I it1**
I, Postmaster Wallalla-3 lt W JnlinB^on.
'Pilli second session of thl? school begins JUhV
I 2D, 1877. Instruction thorough, disciplino
strict ami torios unusually low. Hoard can bo
had In pr?valo houses on reasonable terms,
'flufdocallty ls healthy, and tho placo is becom
ing colebrated for its valuable mineral springs,
l-'or particulars uddross (!. W. MdoR.lt, Prlnoipal.
0. W. MO0HK,
Misa NOR.V ROBKRTS.
Juno 7', 1877 ?9--Im .
Atlanta an?'??arlotte^
N?V liiotr- ^661* i utd"ota\idfi ' jvrpy"iarth' 18?7:
I H i-H)\tlt f?ll> 1 v.iH ci '.?!'. .'"'lil [j of n ? ?
?. ! , H( ityjrpcnye/iilftfrtfa Ea?tt\ n'A ll
Lctiycs A.tlaPtq Pr - im m -*i.PP Ri?? !
" ?goW*V.lt?? l?uxn?Am?M
Ruford ot ? 42 pm
Guincsvillo nt 0 87 p in' ;
.io f ) / ' l?plt\m .?tv (<| .?> STi-ip- U? I
, ni; - , i.Mt; Ai.cy pt, \? 8 16 p!tn?
ml ot! i .Tooooaet i, ,| i ,mU&M.p ?o
q , . ' iff?fWWrffrl* . - V^ P WT 1
... WI ... ifWfcfiW .,h $?9*.*. j
lt? "";'vSo ?"" "" " * uwp4ffiq '
1,101 uroenVilTo'ol 1 12 zi\ m i
. >? o!>iii ?Spiirtitoburgat), ?i ./"?'lOvaJui '
tr.- vj l.:iG.uffi|0y8 ftt,.v : ' lo8 Ij&lfcOltl l
>ilioi| ?. /Kivg'q^I.opntaU ot; i,:20ta^u
l iti r itnGuetqnjp. at, i5.0/? ajiv
CJiar/pUo/?t, i/O/OllaJUT,
Arrivo nt NT. (J, Junotiou nt 0 15 a in I
.1 ? fin. ri,right Train Watt, ' ..-?
i.Lcaves. Atlanta'afc ' 7 20 a ni ':
jilo! lu ?.Nororoaa: at ? ' :.0 00 a mi
, , . J?nfprd at :!. 10.i50a.in
Guiucsvillo ut. 12 10 pl Ml I
|,jftl , Relton ot , ? j ?1 2Q p ul
Mt Airy at , , j.?.O'.p, uv
TOOCOQ ut 3 45 p tu
. -. Westminister nt '5 16 pm
IM M i Seneca City at >J| ' 0 06 p'tn/
Central ut 5'65 a4n '
ICaslcy ut \n lt . 7 05 o ni'
,;. Greonvillo ot . 8 50 a in j
Spnrtunbur.g nt* ll 33 a ut-'/
1)s "j j GufTucysnt . 1 30 p m
ij ni r . . ^'"o'8 Mou.ntuiu at 3 20 p ni
Gastonhat 4.-30 p. ui
Arrive nt Glmrlotto at O' ?0 p m
v ?u ; J'ass??igir Train: Wests . inp
Leaves N..G. Juuotiou at 9 00 pm '
r Charlotte at, . 9 10 p m .
#.'. G'ustoiiia at 10 ] 3.pw..
Icing's Mpuntai'n nt 10 55 p m
' G oily cys nf. i . !.. 12 10 u ul
' Spnrtan.hurg at 12 57 a m .
G reen ville'at 2 30 a tn
. Enslcy nt ' 3 ?4 a in
Oe u tra I at 3 58 a ni
Scneoa Oity.'at '4 30 a rn
Wcstini??stcr'n? 1 5 08 a ni?
Toe em nt . . . ' ni 0 00 a m
i ' . Mt. Airy at 6 40'a ni
. Bolton ut|'l 7 10 a m- i
Guincsvillo at .8 20 a m
Buford ut 0 13 ii tu
' . Noroross nt ' " 10 02 a ia
Artivo at"Atlnnta af 11 00 a: m
", Freight Train West, ;i
Leaves Oliarlotto at. > ? 7 10 a rn I
G antonia nt 8 50 a m '
.King's Mountain nt 10 00 a m
,? . ;,. Gdffucys ot .,,11 50 a.m.
Spartan burg at . 1 40 p in
Greenville ut 4 21 p in
Euslcy ot 5 20 p, in
Central ot 6 00 a ni.
Seneca City at . 0 05 a ni
Westminster at 0 45 a m
Tocoo'a at 8 80 a rn
' Mt. Airy nt 0 45 a ni
Holton''flt" 10 50 a ni
Gainesvillo nt 12 15 p in
llufqrd.pt . 1 45 p ni
,,Nproro3s alj ... . 3 ?5 p m..
Arrivo at Atlanta gt . 5.20 p m .
G. d'. PCRICACRE, :,
, . Gcucral Manugcr.
GroonviUo and Columbia Railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, . .
Passongcr'Trains run daily, Sundays oxv^
coptcd, connecting with Night Trains on
South Carolina Railroad np and duwil. .: On
sod after Wodncsduy, March 14; 1877, tho
following will bo tho schedule}
,! . .... Wi?.,...I ? .- ; .. III i.
Loavo Columbia nt 8 45 a m
Alston at 10 80 a ni
Newberry nt ll 50 a qi
Hodges nt 3 17 p m
Helton at 5 00 p DI
Arrive at Grconvil/o 0 35 p m
DOWN.
.Loavo Greonvillo at 7 45 a m
Helton ot. ' 9 85 a in
Hodges ut ll 13 a m
: Alston .qt " -'j 4 10 jp ni
Arrivo nt Columbia 5 50 p m
Anderson Branoh and Rluo Ridge R R.
DOWN.
Lcavo Walhalla at ,6 00 a ni
Pcrryvillo ot 0 45 a ui
I'ondlolon nt 7 36. a ni
Anderson at - 8 36 ami
Arrivo at Holton 9 25 a m
ur.
Leave Holton at 5 00 u ni
Anderson nt . 6 00 p ui
Pcndleton'at 7 00 pm
Parryville afc V 53 p'm
Arrivo at Wnlholla ot ' 8 15 p m
THOMAS DODAMh?AD,
Genoral Superintendent. '
JAM?/, NORTON, JU., Gon'l Tiokdt Agent
South Carolina Rairoad- - '
CIIANGK OF SClh?D?L??.
COL?MIDA; March 13, 1877. .
On and after tins date*Passenger Traine
will run as follows: . . .
DAY TRAINS-SUNDAYS KXOKPTED.
licavo Columbia afc ; 8 40 a ni
Arrivo nt Charleston ot ' 4 '20 p ni
Loavo Charleston at . 9 00 it ni
Arrive at Columbia nt i 6 00 p tri
NIOIIT KXI'UKS8 ACCOMMODATION THAIN.
Lcavo Columbia nt 7 00 p in
Arrivo at Charleston at . . 0 ,50 a m
Lcavo Charleston at ' 9 15 p ui
Arrive at Columbia nfc 8 15 a m
Camdon Train will run through to Co
lumbia on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays,: .
Lcavo Columbia nfc 1 45 p ni
Arrivo at Columbia at ll 50 a ra
Up Columbia NightTraiii oonnccts olosoly
with tho Greonvillo and Columbia Railroad.
S. S. SOLOMONS, Suporintondent.
S, H. PIOK.KN8, Gon'l Tiokofc Agont.
Atlanta Paper Mills,
atlanta,, Q-sb.
HOOK AND NEWS,
All Sizos and "Weights.
Office, 43 Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga.
Addross JAS. ORMOND, Propriotor.
Hofor to this issue us a Spooimon of his
l'apor.
TIWI ll . lIMIIWIirilKUli nfl " ,
FiMi?Klt'h and 1 llarliiiiisl s
J - . .? )ni ni jw.il . ??yj nt?M .? il< Iif .
.,.",.. .. ,(-??<PMI^,IPO^ w.oiyss,)- :..ii}
, COLUMBIA^ AV C$JI - v -
\l A N U FA GT ? ll EK8 ?*F BTE AM ENGINE'S
A'I o(,aU ttUea.;, Uorso? Powers, Cirpular/and
Maloy Saw Mills, Flour Mills, Grist aud rtiigaf
Gaue Mills, Ornamental Houso ami St'?to Fronfys,
Uallings for Gravo Yards, Agricultural IuYpfa
? v?",-8'! ^'. . ^RP8 ^"^(?^p.asJ.irjgB At all
klnus made to order on short noue?, and on tho
ihibst^ynsoh?blc loViu?. 'Also1, mmiuTdflldfor'i'bf
j Cotton I'roiW; ny . .i. i <i ? 1 ir hi aifi -\\>\\?')
April 28, 1873 -25
H'M. KTTKMIKH. ' lt trill lil ?H. 1". KDJI?N1).
ETTENteER & EDM0??D,
IE^ioh.moTid.' "V"^' !
MANUFACTURE^ OF PORTABlik
and ST AXION ARV ' M? INKS.
'^OILEttSof all kinds. '. '
CitRCtJL'AR ?iVW MttXS,
, GRlST-ftilLliS, M UNGEARING,
. " ." SUAFTING, PULUCy.S.
?mcri??n Turbiuo WATER WHISK Lu
Uumcro?'s SPECIAL STEAM PUMPS.
flier* Sobd''for 'Oat?logub. ?1?u ;
- 'KoVoinbbr 2; 1870 " - 51 1 ly
raiicOLUMH?A R.K0ISTER.
i i la'uuMStiKni'i: . 1
DAILY, TRI WEEKLY ANO WEEKLY;
:, ' '-?-AT---- d' I?, .. /
coi,Uillili.A, si c.,
.. A . . ... :i ?.I .... . ti .
. HOX.T. ft MCDANIEL.-,,;
JAS. A. HOYT, Ed?tt^h ;
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of tho (.tivy, all commercial, political lind other
matter Kent by telegraph, full, local 'reports,
od) I orl?is iipouall current topics, und,
Grange and Agricultural Departments.
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parts of tho kitalo, ls circulated in nearly cycry
Stale iii tho Union, and is constantly iuoronsingi;
lliorcforc, as an advertising medium it, cannot hu
surpassed. . ' ' . " . . ' ' ".'
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contains all tho nc VB of two days in one issue.
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ing tho crcain ol' the news ?f oacli week. This
paper is within tho reach of evefy family, abd
wo aro pleased lo sta'o the 'faut that ils largo
circulation is rapidly extending.
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Orango, mid nil matters '?'fi interest to tho Pa
irons of Husbandry will:bc treated in their np
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Orango articles will appear in each of our pub
lications-Daily, Trl-Weckly mid Weekly.
Terms o?* Subscript ion.
Daily .Register- One year, $7; six mouths,
$3.00: three months, $1.75. '
Tri-Weckly Register- Ono yoar, $5; . six
[tmonths, $&50; three month/!, ?,123. . , t
Weekly Register-Ouo year, $2; six mouthy,
$1) ihrec months, 00 cents. ' ' '' '
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of every descriptif, promptly and satisfactorily
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AIL kinds of Law J ila ok H ou hand, which WO
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" J AM KS A. HOYT,
H. N. EMLYN.
W. R. Mc DAN IRL,
., Proprietors and Publishers.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors
?LL' persons having demands against tho
estate of Robert Stribling,- deceased, will
present them to tho undersigned duly attested
mid proved, and all who aro indebted will como
forward and imiko payment within the limo re
quired by law.
RUTHY P. STRIPLING, Exocnlrix,
May 81, 1877 28 " 4
New* Advertisements.
Pl V XfO^N 7y-ootairc, fine Rosewood
.1 1 i\ V\ V/O (not used over six months), only
8KtS^fffiS?SSC5S?130: cost$0G0. Now Pi
anos at wholesale; Great bargains. !
I VI)/1 : A I'W y.. Nearly now. $20; 2 stops, $4Gt
V/IlU/i-llU 5 stops $50: 0 8top8^$55; 7
i?^3B8BK9!i|?S^?*^Btops, $n"0; O stops, $05;
12 slop?, $65 to $75. Karo opportunity. Now
Oi'gaiiH at .wholesale. ReWaro of imitations,
liest ofl\ir eyer marie; rcud. Scut on ? to ?6
days test trial. Money rofundod and freight,
paid, both ways if unsatisfactory. . Established
185(1. Audits Winsted. Discounts to
Teachors, Ministers, &c." Address Dil ll i til F.
?Jenny, Westlington, New Jiorticy*
Q?X?Y-SI?? dollars a week in your own .town,
? Terms find $5 outfit free. II. Hallett & Cb.,
Port land, Maine.
To tlntiomil ifuvalldH -tn sickness
every portion of tho body sympathizes with tho
sont of tho disorder. Whoa tims! omach fails to
perform its fuuolionsi tho livor, bowqls, noryos,
mnscle.s, veins, arteries, ko., aro all moro oe
loss affected. Theso delinquents require a.
medicine, combining Ibo properties of a Storni
nohio, art alterative, a purgative, a tonio, amt
sedaiive lo bring them bank to their duty; andi
nil theso clements, in their purest and most,
offectivo forms, pro united in TAKUAXT'S KVKKIV
VKSCKNT SKI.T/.KH. APKIUKNT, tho groat salino
ren?edy for indigestion and its concomitant con
sequences. Sold by nil druggists*
(bKK?**C?Wi a w?ok to.agent's. $10?
?PrJfJo<P< I Outfit Freo. P.O.Viokory^
Augusta, Maine
a day at homo; agents wanted; oulfitand'
terms froo. Truo & Co., Augusta, Mc.
[)]i?NKAi{i)rsT?pr
0, 4J. , IIKIiSKS, HT. !>., (formerly oC
Roston) bas a harmjoss euro for Intomporanoe,
which can bo given without tho kuowledgo of
tho patient; also ono for tho
Opium Habit.
Permanent oures guaranteed in both. Send
Htniiip for evidence; ask druggists for it j address
Hoers Sc Co., Birmingham, rona.
)K Extra Fino Mixod Cards, with name,
jt) 10 cts.. post paid. IJ< Jonos & Co.,
ia s san, N. Y.
$f\0<J?')fi Pl'Hl day nt hpino. Samples worth
?>H $L\J $6 froo. Stinsou & Co., Port
land, Maine.
TO ADVERTISERS. -
Sond for our Loonl List of Nowsp?p?rs. Sent
froo on application. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., No?
?ll Park Row, Now York,