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The Death of Hood. * BIT PAUL ll. HAYN?. ? " ' TUo mahnod nuc? brokou wwrior lat, . Bj/ bia lust foetnan brought lo boy. 1 No Bouuda of battlefield wcr'o there-^ Tb? bram's deep ba su, tho trumpet's illaro. No lines of ewart battalions brok o Infuriato through the sulphurous smoke. But silence hold tho tain tod room An ominouB hush, an awful gloom - Save when, with fovcrish mouo, he stirred, And dropped Borne faint, half muttered word, Or outlined iu vogue, shadowy pbraso, Tho ohsugeful soooes of yorishod daysl What thoughts on his bewildered brain, Must then have flashed their blinding pain!" The past and futuro, blood in ooo, Wild ohaoB round life's setting sun. But most his spirit's yearning gaze Was fain to pieroo the future's hazo, And haply view what fato should fiad The tonder loves ho left behind. "O God! outworn, despondent, poor, I tarry at death's opening door, While subtlest ties of snored birth Still bind mo to tho lives of earth. How oan I in oahu eourago dio, Thrilled by the anguish of a cry I know from orphaned lips shall start Above a father's pulseless hoart?" His eyes by lingering languors kissed, Shone like sad stars thro' autumn mist, And oil bis being felt tho stress Of helpless passion's bitterness. When, from the fever haunted room, Tho proBoient hush,, tho .dreary gloom, A bli?aful hopo divinely Btolo O'er tho voxed waters of his soul, That sank os sank that stormy sea, Subdued by Christ in Galileo. It whisporod low, with smiling mouth "Sbo ia not dead-thy queenly South. And sinoo for her each liberal vein Lavished thy lifo, Uko vintage rain, Wbeu round tho bursting wine press incet Tho Ionian harvesters' crimsoned feet; And sinoo for hor no galling curb Could bind thy patriot will superb. Yeal since for her thine all was spent, Unmeasured, with a grand content Soldier, thino orphaned ones shall rest, Sereno on her imperial breast. Her faithful arms skull bo their fold, lu summer's heat, iu winter's cold; And hor proud beauty welt above : Their weakness in majestic love!" . Ahl then tho expiring hero's faoe, Like Stephen's, glowed with vupturous graoe. Mad missiles of a morbid mood, Hurled at his hoad in solitude, No longer wounding, round it fell, Peaoo sweetened his supreme farewell! For B?ro tho harmouious hopo was true O South! he leaucd his faith on you! And in olear vision, ere ho died, Saw its pure promise justified. THINGS MONEY CAN'T DO. Sonic boys and girls have an idea that money can do almost any thing, but this is a mistake. Money, it is true, can do a great deal, but it cannot do everything. I could name you a thousand things it cannot buy. It was meant for good, and it is a good thing to have, but all (his depends on how it is used. Ii'used wrongly, it is an injury, rather than a bene fit. Beyond all doubt, however, there are many things better than it is, and which it cannot purchase, no matter how much wc may have of it. If a man bas not a good educa tion, all Iiis money will never buy it for him. Ile can scarcely over make up for his carly waste of opportunities. Ile may say, as I have heard of men saying: "I would give all I have if I had only a good education and a well train ed mind}" but he will say it in vain. His money alone can't ob tain it. Neither will wealth itself givo a man, or a woman, good manners, Nothing, next to good morals and good health, is of more importance than easy, graceful, self-possessed manners. But they can't bo had for mero money; A man who is what is called "shoddy," who has not taste and correct manners, will never buy them-though ho would, no doubt, like it. They aro not to bo had in tho market. They aro nowhoro for salo. You might os well try to buy sky or cloud, or sunbeams. Money can't purchase a good conscionco. If a poor man, or a boy, or girl-any ono has a clear conscionco that gives off a tono like a sound boll when touched by the hammer, then bo sure ho is vastly richer than tho millionaire who does not possess such a con science. Good principles aro bet ter than golu\> All tho gold of Golconda,ooUldrt't buy them for a man who hasn't thom already. --?.. -- Tbo Boord of Agriculture mot in Co lumbia-on tho 16th instant. Tho Board hos appropriated 810,000, if so much bo necessary, to inaugurate on effort for immi gration. An immigration ngont will be appointed at tho next meeting of tho Board. - . - Mrs. Georgo Myer, ninety two years old, residing in Juniata County, T/oonsylvnnia, is probably tho only mother; tn this or any oouniry who has nino eons nil of whom aro ministers. I X?J Hf?TVQ i fri i (n t irnnr,y /r i.r-r MAKING DUUNKUN DESCEN DANTS.-Drunkards urjo nuido iii two ways-r; by Jiabit or by inherit ance^ the latter is the more hope less iormy because the appetite is moro remorseless---moro unap peasable-it is, in fact, a part of tho nature o? the unfortunate. Three-fourths of the idiotic chil dren in Massachusetts asylums worn born' of parents one or both of whom drank liquor. But if tho father and mother wore strictly temperate? yet, if during the few months previous to tho birth of the child the mother uses spiritu ous liquors for any cause, just in proportion as she does so, tho child will inherit the appetito for strong drink. But if tho mother is strict ly temperate during tho whole timo previous to the child's birth and yet if while she nurses it she drinks ale or beor, or porter or spirits, "to mako milk," or tor any other cause, or gives tho infant food or drink mixed with liquor, the child will be impregnated with thc love of it. Thus it is that the surroundings impress upon thc child its physical and moral char acter; hence the improvement ol thc race must como from maternal influence, and heneo the hopo o: mankind for tho amelioration o tho condition of society in thc future, its improvement in thc physical constitution, in monta vigor and moral power, are found cd in the proper education o daughters in maternal and domes tic duties, and a higher appr?cia tion of their vast rcsponsibilitic in the directions above suggester On thc other hand, man comos ii for his share in thc great work, a a father and husband, by givin his cordial co-operation to th same great end by all the mean possible to him in labor, solf-d< nial, and generous sympathies. Dr. Hall. The walls of ancient Babylo were so broad that six chariot could drive abreast upon then They existed for moro than a thoi sand years after their destruct ic was prophesied; but. its destructic came imSro than two thousar years ago, and from being tl glory of kingdoms, it is a pictui of desolation. "There the Arabic pitches not his tent; there tl shepherds make not their fold; bi wild boasts ot tho desert lie thor and lhere houses arc full of dole! creatures." A knife with ooo hundred and ninety o bindea was lately sent to thc Priuco of Wa on his birthday. The Pullman company is said lo corn each of its 474 cars obout $180 j month. Tho number of criminals in Gorma hos increased ia three years from 34,882 60,642. Words aro littlo things, but they slr hard. Wo utter them so easily that wo opt to forget thoir hidden power. Fi spoken they net 11ko thc sunshino, tho d and tho fertilizing rain, bat when unfit Uko thc frost, tho hail and devostiog tu pests. "Cao not you stay longer?" asked a li of his dover visitor, u lew days ogo. hod hoped that you hud como to spend evening." "I thank you, but I must go tho clu was the reply. "I havo on ongogem thcro to night." "What cn interest you take in that oin said tho host, potulantly. "It ocrtai owes very much to you. You hs7o nursed it for years." "Oh no," said tho visitor; "I h brought it up on tho bottlo." A poor memory ia a very inoonveni thing. So a man found it who lu called on n friend, and in tho courso tho conversation asked him how his g father was. "Ho ts doad; did you not know it?" swerod tho friend. ''Indeed! I om distressed to hear "1 had no idea of it;" nod ho prooccdet express his sympathy. "A year after, ho oallod again, forgetfully asked, "And how is your g father?" ' Tho clover reply was, "Still dead." Religious Services. Tho following is tho list of appoint m mado by tho tfxocutivo Board of Fork A oiation, for Hov. G. tl. 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M., and for a final discharge from (ho administration of said estate. W. T. WILLIAMS, Administrator. January 27, 1881 ll-lt* South Carolina Railroad CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. On and after Sunday, November 7th, 1880, Trains Will run. ss follows: COLUMBIA DIVISION. (i)Air.Y ) Leave Charleston ut ti 00 n ni 9 00 p ni Arrive nt Col um bin nt ll 10 ? in 6 10 ? m Leave Columbia nt *0 10 p ni 0 30 p m Arrive at Charleston *1! 25 pm 7 30 a m *On Sundays this Tiuin will leave Co lumbia at 2 15 p ru and arrive in Charleston at 7 30 p m. AUGUSTA DIVISION. (OAIl-Y.) LOHVO Charleston nt 9 00 a m 10 15 p m Arriv? ut Au?uatu at 3 46 p tu 8 30 a m. Lcuvo Augusta tit 7 55 a m 0 00 p m Arri rc at Charleston at 2 00 p m 5 00 ? m Trn?ns lonvin^' Charleston nt 6 00 u m and Columbia nt 0 10 p in, tnako close connections (exocpt on Sundays) with Greenville ?md Columbia Llailroad to and from Wulhulln, Groonvillo, Anderson, and all looal points on that Hoad, inolud ing Sooooa City, whoro close connections arc mado with tho Atlanta and Chnilotto Air Linc Railway with all loon! stations, including Atlanta and all points South and Wost. JOHN B. PECK, Ooncral Superintendent. I). C. ALLEN, Gen. PBB. and Ticket Agt Atlanta and Charlotto Air-Lino Ballwa PAS8ENGER DEPARTMENT. ATLANTA, GA , January 16, 1881. CHA NOE OF SCHEDULE. Ou and niter January ICtb Traiue will run on tblt? Hoad ss follows! DAY PASSENGER ?RAIN. GOING EAST. Arrive at Heneen, 9 12 a tn Leave Seneca, 9 13 o m WE8TWARD. Arrive nt Seneca, 7 18 pm Leave Seneca, 7 19 p m NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN; 1 EASTWARD. Arrive at Seneca, 8 87 p tu Leave Seneca, 8 89 p m GOING WEST Arrive at Seneca, 7 10 a m Louve Seneca, 7 ll a tn LOCAL FREI G HT TRAIN. GOING EAST. Arrive at Seneca, 6 50 p m Leavo Seneca 7 20 p m GOING WEST. Arrivo ot Scncoa 5 13am Lcttvo Scncoa 6 30 a ra THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN". EASTWARD. Arrivo at Soncos, 10 25 p m Leavo Scncoa, 10 39 p cu WESTWARD. Arrivo nt Seueoa, 8 06 a ui Lcnvo Seneca, 3 06 a rn' Connecting at Atlanta for all points West and Southwest. Connecting ot Charlotto for nil Mastern points. Through Tickets on salo at Gainesville, Seneca City, Greenville aud Spartan burg to' ull points East or Wost. G. J. FOREACRE, General Mnuager. W. J. HOUSTON, Gon'l Pass. & Ticket Af?cnt SETHS' _I the BEST If UM sold in your town, you . CMIRH thombymnll. I)rnp r - - - us n I'mtul C.inl for CM?- - _ .<>Kuo (mci PTV .*. rh' Ol.ltit anti mott attentive Stttt <,r.jif?r.i Yu ti..- OnUttt S'attt. UAYll>?.AMfltKTIUVi*ONS.Pi!tLADA..PA. 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On and after Thursduy, January 26, 1881, tho Passenger Trains over thc Green ville und Columbia Railroad and its brunohca will be run daily ns herewith indicated, Sundays execptou: MAIN STEM. VP. Leave Columbia at ll 50 a m Alstou at 1 02 p m Newberry at 1 58 p tn Hodges ut 4 34 p m Belton at 5 53 p m Arrive at Greenville 7 17 p tu BOWN. Loavo Groenvillo at 10 85 a m Relton ut 12 01 p m Hodges ut 1 19 p ni Newborry at 4.03 pm Alston ut 5 01 p tn Arrivo ut Columbia G JO p m LAURENS RAILROAD, Leave Newberry ut 4 10 p m Arrive ut Laurene C II at 7 00 p m. Leave Laurens C II at 10 80 a m Arrive ut Newberry at 1 30 p m. ABBEVILLE BRANCH. Lcnvo Hodges ut 4 40 p na. Arrivo at Abbeville at 5 30 p ni Leave Abbeville at 12 20 p tu. Arrive ut Hodges at 1 10 p tn AN DEWSON BltANOII AND BLUR RIDGE R. R. Daily, except Sundays, between Relton,. Anderson and Walhalla, as follows: UP Leave Helton at 6 53 p nv Anderson at 6 31pm Pendleton ut 7 11pm Parryville at 7 41 p ta Seneca 7 55 p tn Arrive ut Walhalla at 8 25 p m DOWN. Loavo Walhalla ot 9 05 a m Soncoa City 9 43 o ra Parryville at 9 50 a nt Poudleton at. 10 23 o nv Anderson ut ll 09 a m Arrive nt Helton 11'49 p m Up and down Trains on tho Hluo Ridgo Railroad und Anderson Rranoll make oloso connection at Seneca City with Al Junta anti Charlotte Air Lino Railwaj for Atlanta and' ull points Squth und West und from Atlanta und beyond EXTRA TRAIN FROM HULTON TO AN DERSON- - DAILY. Ul?. Leavo Helton 12 85 p nv Arrivo nt Andoreon 1 15 p m DOWN. Leave Anderson 4 00 p m Arrivo nt Helton 5 40 p m Hp and du wu Trains on tho main stein moke elope connection nt Columbia with tho up und down day p issoogcr.Trains on tho South Carolina Railroad aud with tho through Freight Trains, with Passenger Cur attached, on tho Wilmington, Columbia und Augusta Railroad, nnd .at Alston with tho trains of the Spartanburg, Union anti Columbia Railroad for Union, Sp'artanburg, Hondorsonvilio, Asheville, tko , ?fee. J. ^\ L RY, General Superintendent. J. P. MKRBDITH, Mostor Transportation. A. Pori;, Gcucra! Passenger Agent.