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socond 80-ton gan.*at Woolwigb0 K~it~ rsk which will cont te t4 spionne t ot the Inflexi6le, andis n en e have, like. th40 oiipiVriAig n, bore of 10 iw4oe, Ak4A pin" ever, the cali bm a.b and tbo charge, ioekUl pounds of pdrder an". projoctilo, as it Ultime wil was 335 pokt * 1 of 1,550 pollad.t -.jk&qm&d oni worn fired, but tho cult g eatijfacory and uA W1q N60 ruore were needed, ade *h*qge%WI Vow be taken to. DOMMAY A iiW trial of range, accuif6 d tration. The valooifio. otatied b tho three rounds, as 4:'easurqd Sit two instrumeit9 Uy10 'ain We were rospectivoly 1,603, 1,699, an 1,598 feet per 4eoq-mpaqa" tuergy 01 aw*ut 27fons,7 4m pressure on the bore of.a - ractio over 22 tuns per inML-5MA order fo the first 80-ton gon Zd Ibffjr March, 1874, asud the identIcaiAuo gns for the Inflexible have beel kept back for at let 4%j mont b while the irapbrtA6a1t n oi the committees IV1W in prool gres. The iring fthe Apesettn tal gun on Tuesday J*g jMA4 ormous charge of, der was heard dst'i Harrow and eoven tt 'Uxf distano from Woolwi(h of att tv I cilae. In the" 6eity was not remar4sable fb (t# of th report, but per isa within a few bteedr'ed firing position experiencedtieise a~~ exeraowiftwom -, vibration of the grcgh VON MoLTE W ?ms; r fAti O*LY! LovE.-Wben Von MoM' -'it to Hlolsteini, after reor$atif0!tl#tby thiere, with bis sister-who had marv r.e~d Mr. BuLte, an. Eugisman-a younlrg girl between t fitte6n and six teen, a daughter of Mr. pule's ~t :uarriage. The pretty litle gi L loved dearly, befog shefgel ll) sold)ier who bad sent fw.ketb6dgret suhch interestinog Is(ters to hi'eiso*6 As for Von Moltke, he4!fd h i d se nm a woman qly~ eg so. eal life of a worker. dait is~ m~an more thau 4orty't ( loved by a bewitching gil9o he ends by ret urning. her - From that time there Mable woman in thb ' n, as there wvas, but one ioMs Mary Buato ied in) also enide dier re mxainod. The s brie in his beautifal par*ra 'fl d Qa the'miarbi4ek$- a "iLove is .fulfihlitig' t1JW2la." Von Moltk& was v$ereag ebarming, very nVr, ais a pathetic truth g4tiata4etaar &amb the Field Marel i teen to laugh. s ex~. I g1oW4 vote cast at the primary Tbhure3day, 2,965, aboute of the white vc,te of the cIty, 18gg encou raging when ' onsiderat Il connection with the prospe'ets Wttie Demnderatic party:- Tales eUMftthe second time that primhi't;Lle8trgris have been hold by that party ip UbIarleston, and the fir~. ti zb tiexle were only about t thir. votes cast at some polls. , ur people a&re waking up! to the imp)ortande9 party organization, and the p bility now is that in the approaouIng coniflict, with serried ranksanrd ablie leaders, tihey will swee ay R t opposition.--News an/Oi The Larndon Spectator says>tIniti issurious that iri the bfle Saeth'd2 ory the inogtvg g etr RhouldI have hit on the exact con Zrary of the trnth. A[ae a exp)erimon's in the RIkies at Kew, demonstrate that the blue rays in) sundilit actuolly bh~y aq.. tarding effect on plant growtht i If theye'se any truth inli tep a yi 'ty their worka ye.ehall know t low are we nohng to know' thte lo)ws who never do any work? A business that is pickin~g up-lIho' ru nicker's. - s5IeO& erppa7sgwgyePa pot as a lady was about to get aboar ;he dwp frpijrh she id4 to the ina who was loaded down with her par ow, w 1 e t'H -gone you mu xInW'Mid tL ithe eirpele an ay them *g49*y,, 'n~ r1 I tie, , ru Wfir titire and iepaint the frout steps." ..r I'dO, r." S n4yoq Mat rake off the yar make some flower beds, fixthenalte fPn(e nd 6 19 l'the stoves bofor ypu pac t Tn away.k' Of cour e, diirling," ho smiled. ~L4W~ydrnust send weo twent~ dol=a,veok, write to 'tnd dtiily' and the neighbors will watch to se if you are out after eight o'clock it [he eveningp. Now, then, ro d-I,y. bb'rAg,'h6w ~an I spar youl'" he sighed- the-engine groane and away sho went, and ae he turnp tI* 't t i3ea diI3tres8 Wit U' great thabb 1611 bver a trurAk, bark od hiii shina apd rubbed, a'f the ikiti uff ,iis noiIo.- etroit 1'rQe Prese, CLAd bow Califtdia comes to C fit]$' i0o *49 t*9ktlogoyity;u' Ii t'l Dovr-tqrn ',sp,gtipig- . oMs a yot aftor d. rao Peas Glon, d exican woman of ,Sa N Mi Ii h on i eaba lished by undisput44 ,r *c0rd yTr. ,'k6 , ',, , ,d at 13,au h;O lQv4fl chiidron. 'gbo is now fi ing with her youngst-a baby of 8$' Wi %It1aec68. ake till fiftoon rinco, wh 6r4d,left off L4o.hab 6. Aikewiso that of wino drinking. - &sinlarifit is -that hor hair, onco Ohno''1iities, is turning black RVW'lV, and qnothe 6alf coptury, it is belio,vd, will rqstoro the vionera.. Slo anarr to blooming girlhood again . Gfd 8ptrdge says ibat grasshlopperB out West are so lar'ge that nio difl etaity is egperienced in serving thetu I3p as "spring chickeni." Bai1aloes are good wythor p)ropb ets When a stOrmn is coiniug they dahj 1i ,1eir' tails like a lighitning tdaswu sooot' far' shelter. -are rworth their & h 'i gold. READ WHAT HE SAYS: D*.Tu-r-r:--Dear Sir: For ten years 1 have~ been a *artyr to Dyspepsia, Constipation, and Piles. Last pwgyour >n11 were eornnernded to m; [ used ey areworLotisk.ill, Ky. the practice of tor*tmf rirtapparent ef. fidt Is to Iucrease th a A* Thus he ~is r. - satpro 0OEO Therapidit withwhlch ~~J?f U -whil under the nlence dCM dicates ter adaptblitf - hence their effc? cur ILLS ~ger sde~ LIN3gIhaeo ~ t -i ve? vCyer4 as gurrayret,N.wYr. '.I.apan that grow n the South and is pe ~NA TURE' OW 7kEWEDY,* aringat onc ito jebloo, eo a t ' e1 band other hrbs, t forms Iand Qon's Delight, efdot~et atood purifIer known, to medical b*o.fothdure pEold nieers, dimeed joints, foul trent w it~ntsosst Irt a fai con leI,, and lulldea upthe bod itrafircm "HEALThY, SOLID FLESH. As an antIdote to syphilitic poison it is strongly bmeed cHundmdaf ases of the roet tyw ~tble Its contiue use wil [do no harm. Th best tIe totakce It Ia during the summer and fall; and willenjy rbus ~ialth. soldhby alli dr its rhe Stat- f So th OR olin s'IN COX14tv ~ lis MAse,rl*thaj(PSAgl. Al Hendrick adhuhd A ""W and others-Plaintifs. . 0K) 4 .1f3-.A Pj . Y, i k lames aswell, Robert E Bowen, Wmi Clyde, Honr B I T wgmas W Russel Orlando 0 o gei a o hrs--Defendan Coup imt Uzl . talo r ado I . . . i Jud the Fudicial Cirouit, on the th day of Jul k, D. I 6,,ww a;194, 19mhehit n in iffea ove named in . ion, are su o red t Lify themselves and establish their claims t the funds to_bQ djad 1,r-und. eroin ou or be rore the 21st day of July A. D. 1877, o rorever be debarred of all benefit under th lecree for distribution to be rendered in thi ctg onaL0 4;o&sys L eal a Pickens, this the 15th day of July A. D 1870. Clerk of Court oft;hLtfea for SAI# 0 f' T1 ly z Y K^A"M~B Y O0 w are * Pa"t17 ZYKALTI 7 - _4 1877 NEW YORK. 187 The dN durin the ne es uring th year that has passed. The aily edition wil on week d ,&.:a he (gqttbV I" Sundays dVsneer t . #Abroa columns; whileth ill be sheet of I,ht 0:'- o dimension and*bTh'ar %Eei rIi 'di rpgipr;a e0 fvieqtTa. " L'&',i (* advocate of reorm f i,raiqnd of0 the substitution of t a; is M, and integrity for hollo' pe 0, and ' 1i i tbie adiq' rAUo:4,pt pp4lt,. fairs. It will conitee og ent of the-pbople by the -pd a M eople, as opposed to governmeut by , ftsuds,1WAthe ballot box and in the counting of votes, en, forced by military violence. 1t will endeavor to supply ('sr$dets-a bo~iy . n'ow not' far frornia nilN.o i6f'siuls-wigh :the most eare, ful, complete, and trustworty accounts of cuar rent eventp, atnd wvill employ for this purpose a numerous and carefully selected staff of re port era and correspondents. Its report s from Wa:shinigtoni, especially, will be full, accurate, and fearless; and it wvill doubtless continuie to deserve andt enjoy the hatred of those 'whp thrive by plunder ing the Treasuiry or by usurping what the law does not give them, while it will endeavor to merit, the confidence of the public by decfending the rights of the people against the encroachmnents of unjusti. fled power. The price of the dailj Sun *ill be 65 og a iiwznth or $6 50) a year, post paid, or wt the Sunday edition $7 70 a year. Th SrdeIitR alIps, eight ..ae The Weekly -80s., 5a5 tpe~~#I8M broad eglurpnJ yil bQ.fnaqishpsdeielgil1877 at the rate of $1 a year, post paid. The benefit pfLlahs Isige redAuction flom the previougrote for The Weekly can. be enjoyed by individual subscribers without ,the u*es sity of miakinag up clubs.- At the same time, if any of our frien~ds choose to aid in extend ing our circulation, we shall be gratefutl to them, and every Much person whzosenids ud Len or more subI)cribecrs from one place will be entitled to one copy of the paper for himself without charge. At one dollar .a year, post ago paid, the expenses of paper~ and p nti are banrely reaid; andy copsider1 i e 9iz Weekly Sun t1I 0Yc4 ost nevwspaper p, ed In the world, tid we trust as b ery stAddress Is Publisaef eBiy Tyi weekly A T AUGU27A1 G A.. Brv WALHI WIGHT, PE69iViETOa. Full Telegtaphic Dispatches fro~m all points. Latest and Moet 'Aco'urate ?sfarket Reports. Interesting and Re3liable Correspondence from ali prt of Georgia, Soutyi Oaroins, adasYington City. c'01101lA ,AND CAROLINA NEWS A SPD., O0IA LTY. 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P- ILOWEILL & CO., 41 l'ark Row, New York. low 1 U,.) 00 th lul -TAT - I 11A 2 1 -1.0 2 Tor oXt P . .3 old Ituri .1w i V.21 a a ~ w I ~ ~ *P~'. a -.eean.a mo .ed aJ way, ELarey in thdonn Count of 9 1 or the 2iekens eta Ever m Wkehs eterl i 4 4. 3'1AN as bTN t'e and lbad pedetylc. C m.,ay,at W MWERTisBRENTS. otetitte r -6 "ifvtaedd-nErIK .Aft- IM W 4m4h16Wlelyint mmen'7 February bth, and cn4sig e aeoond Term commences July k i ;term s,ow I .W yltha8tugents onto* V4660e16bt, when the several asses are forming, Course of 8tud . t Tem-4BpollItig d Head iag.i I Tera-Slia and. co (ip pilma y Tqi;*tlo it Taim-spefl.ui o ng jp$~ h udj. .00 inr; BloeAflents of Ialtto Arit6atit Exercises in Writing. " I Term-Spolling aiid Re(li ng &itnued Elements Wt WrittPArithmtic conpleted; Int4rmAdiat oGeogiabhy codp hetiati; Adalyt' y1 00 E Ap oo p; Phy' slO % graXby; Uonuno oh l Aritdi i Terqj 's; AVAys4 of-Bugli Lapguage; rithmetic conti\nupd1 osler .BPRBVAitTORY DEPkRTMtANT. ' at1i ap-eb.sr aud arkes' E,rst LItkbeok';tii edor- )ics Algebra; Hstory6ft Bgli'd '1"0404 tj ID*Ilon AnALWWet-JofihBsiW ~n ~ on ep~o I e eh DM Hantaool p ee Algebra completed- Naturhl Philosop . qmosiv Vo d lain ud LI rerm-4isAl/iC% ataline & Jagdrho commenced; Solid and 8 horica Geou Memorabilia; Trig omet and Surveying; Roman Iistory; Latin Prose Composition. I Term-Horaco entire;:8ix Books of the Iliads; Greek Prose Oomposition; Algebra completed; Astronomy. The above courtip will prepare can idates for admission into tho 'orno [ORE CLas of any of our Southcr olleges. Students, who do not stand sat,iefactory Qxagtnitnnti,on u pon the overal stuidie's ot teach ehtaa, will niot o llowedl the prvlg to dvance to ho ncxt higher, but ho retainied in ucu class, till all the studies of it be atisf'actorily completed. 'UITION OF PRIManY DEPARTMIENT PER TERM. unior Class, - - $5.00 ntermecdiate Class, - - 12.50 onior " . - . 15.00 'reparaitory IRep,a :pn,20.00 No dedutin wilt bo n'ado for lost me exceptL f rom prolongodf alcknelss. Ionthly reports. of punctulity, doe ortment, and recitations in on stu y, will-be furnished parents. J. H. CAIIRLISLEB, Principal. Dec. 23, 1875 17 T f Fits and E pilepsy POSITIVELY CURED. 'ho worst cases of the longest handing, by usizs I)i . U lunAnn's Cure. [t hats Cuired Thousan,d, ndwlCiej,9 or a case it. will pot enee. -A bale entfree t.o- ail addressing .E - DIB li, .tJhemia, .010 13i5 Broad ray, New York. SHUN DU POISONS. AIEDIOINE aENDE.RED U5FELEss. Bands re indorsed by the most eminet physicians a the world for the cure of rheumatism, euraigia, li4erseoti ais, dyspepsia, klassy Isease, aocs, pains, nervous disorders, fits, Emale complaints, nervous,. and general de-. ility, and other chiron ic diseases of the chest, end, liver, stomach, kidneys and blood. ook with full particulars free by Volta Belt ~e, Cincinnat i, 0. EETROPOLITAN W 0 R K S, CANAL ST., FROM SIXTH TO SEVENTH, MIQ5AMOIRD, ht:Y JA 4QAGfIA. ENGINES. Portable and Stationary, Saw Mills, Grist-MIills,- Boilers, Castings of ~rass and Iron, Forgings, &o. A R C(TBC TU I6$dION: WOI14, ni all its brMihhe'; W' by eiy'erIned hands 1MPSOVD PpRTAjBh ENGINES for riving Ooett ,Ot ti'hkentrg 'lldohines, eparators, Grist Mills, &c. A number of alt era, in first rate ordeor, off han d. Repair work solicd and prompti A61%. Oct.14, 7 Benator-R. E Bowen. Represent atives-D) F Bradliey an d E~ 11 flates Clerk of Couirt-4ohnf J'JiI Juge of'Prokst-W'*diskb - Coroner-Berry B Earle~ School Oo,imissiMh*rLJG W Si'nge eton. Audito --; County Comisefhners--t1ql J ohnson C'hii. nan-John T tewis, Thoa P Looper. Clerk ounty Comnmissioners, C L Ilollingsworth. Trial Juitic'-Fa'dry. luke T . Arilail--&a, (hit, ---- ntrt, James A i.1,1l11-.. Pir e."' ' C II . C L 11lng1H n r thr On and after Sunday -M111b. Sth Passenger Trains on t l a Itailroad will run as fol Leave Charls as Arrive at C 1i- - -s lipp FO A Leave Charleston Arrive at Auguuta *, . FO 0 ave om t , 61 4 a a Arrive at Chre#to K Leave Augusta 01 Arrive 10 td a k a Leave'r: A#bUATA T kfW Ariv.ae #AIlMVpWrM f Leave Xg et& Arrive at Charleston K .i U bda a ex e . Agrive aMChaglett~o teave Oharleston " Arrive at Summerville dayi gigh Up Frains.., I JY I "Ob D day apdNi r qn a Wil .Geergid iie I Railroad 0h'U via Atlanta is qe est 1 ar r9vq4 W Orleans an d ki' toUr j TODUM , ,pia, and AAtg to Night T*skeWsW (which leave onlcharlofte jIT p INW01 LaureetiW4iload &rgsOi ,h. S berry on Tedqy, Th rdp d61 da s. dlu*nbia Ih 4p! I3 with the Greenville and col-uq' 8. 8. 19OLOMONS, u a . 8. B. .P'catas,qegerq G*reenvHl1e &" Jolf CUANGI OF AQ R p , f Passenger traing swh dalti tj.a&yW dkpMw cdi, connecting with sfight teias - 0a Carolina Railroad up aind down. On andaft er Monday, December 18; Rht'b1oWb3 411l be the Schedule; * UP Leave Coltimbia at 7A6 a Me Leave Alst on at, $.14 a & Leave Newberry at 10.86 a M [Leave Cokesbury at 24O7 pi Leave Bielton at 34 s Arrive at Greenville at ' .3k p a Leave GreenvIlle at Leave fIelton at ,.*a a Leave Cokesbury )12 * t .teave New berry at Leave Alston at Arrive at Columbia at " geConnect at Alaton wIth Tratai 'on4b Spart an burg and Union R ailroad ; sonneat at Columnbia with NightTaiwb& Ib~e4i otina Railroad 'p andadowg; going North.and Soutif on thm I t . luu41a andi Augusta and thi Tanleave Abbeville at 9.164 o . ing with D)own Traiiifrouen eI*e 1I*. Cokesbury at 2.15 p m., oonnectilij wi*h@p Train frg m Columbia. Accounnmedation Tia,r Mondayi, WVednesdays aiid t,4laye 1.: Cokesbury at11.16 a in., opp the artisI thie Down Train from Greenvilne. Laqy) beville at 1 o'eidck p. mn., connec~t SihJ Train fronm Columbia. u ANDERSON A3RANCII AND T JUE SID .' DI VISION. *1, Leave WValhalla at 6O Leave .Perry wille.at 6.d5 s'in Leave Petidleton at 7.A5 a ar Leave Anderoi at 8.86 a a Ai rive at Belton at . 9.0 M ur. Leave Deltb at - 8 paM Leiyp Amlerson att . I Leave Pendleton at 6. m Leave Peyryv1ie~ 6.' Arrive at Walhallai 722*.1I Acoommnpdqtion Trin bet en~ u Anderson on Tnusdays, hurh ayaS -m days,' LAave Belloui at 9.60 a in. ,Me IV3I ali of Jtpowns rain frpla Gre~4J s Anderson at .b . on TierlO uifATDO A~I~ A r,z Nonrd4, Jr., de'*1Tak# p Atlanta ,& Riohmond AMt Line ialNwg. s'AB85asG TRAJI4 shnedepg Leave at Atslanta at -/ 24 Leoave Toocoa City at d 86 p a leave Westminster at - 9 6 p sa teave.Soeon city at - ) g#sa feavdcentyal at 10 (g a Leeve Easley at,1 a Leave Greenville at 1 FREIOIHT.TRAIN nASTwARD--DAILT Leath A tiantg a?' 7 24 Leavesaddedd at. . 8 pi Leayeh eca 61(y at a rr~ie at Chaoteat 6 i IA\SENGS TRAIL, wESTWARD--DAL Leave Charlottb t 9 .,a4d Siattf1Aniti at1 Leopve Oresy ville 4t. - * Lce eBasley at8 LravbiSeeca& City ab DM Leave Wpe ~ri4a9r I,eave Tded6i&~ ArsAtIl a t At 51l0s# WRgIORT '~A WNRWAU " *T, LeaveR Charote Lea#d StarteoOIya Eeaeq, WstWinister atp s Leaves Toccos at - Arrive at Atlanta rt Sf20 p a Q. 3.FRACR Cegergi Managor.