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THE INSTALLATION Ok Ol .1NE IXECUTIVE. I The iuuguraI Addres Hcelvered ou (he OCca,4IOf---A Strong sutil TInely 'a,er. Governor John Peter Riehardson was duly iuaugurated on ''uesday the 80th ult., in the Opera House at Columbia. 1 After taking the oath of olilce, Governor t Richardson iade his inaugural address, as follows: lentlemten of the Senuate and House 1 of Representatives: It is with a deep sense of the responsibility and obliga tion I asmsune that I have just taken in this solemnn presenice the constitutional 1 oath of otlice as (iovernor of South Car olina. With no ordinary emotion, and with a heart full of gratitude to the peoplo of this State, through whose partial kind ness 1 urm the recipient of this exalted i honor, I this day enter upoi the dis charge of its high duties, to the faithful, honest, vigihmt and patriotic execution of which 1 pledge the honor of a devoted son of Carolina. Sincerely distrustful of lmy own abili ties, I contidently rely upon you, their chosen representatives, for such wise, liberal and( conservative action as will render the progress of the State in material J)rosperity rapid and the execu tive adnmiiistration of her affairs easy-. To the most unobservant and iu1tffr ent it must be apparent that these are timcs fruitful of vast and pressing problems, social, industrial and eConom ic, both in State and national aflairs, which demand for their solution the ablest talent and most unselfish patriotisia. Notwithstanding the dual nature of our institutions and government, investing the citizen, as it does, with varied duties and interests, the peculiar condition of our State,.socially and politically, during the dark days of reconstruction, rigidly confined the attention of our people to the seemingly hopeless and Herculean task of wresting from a chaos of cor ruption and venality in all their hideous forms, and of universal nalfeasance in ,ilicial life, such as had never before dis graced the annals of a ivilized conuu nity, order and good government. how successfully, how marvelously, this has been accomphlished, need 1 at tempt to describe? Surely, it can never he possible that the deep, soul-burning huniliations, the crushing tyranny, the ruinaous taxation we so long endured, the bold effrontery of loathsome vice in high places that stalked in open daylight through the streets of this beautiful capital, have o sooni passed out of mind and Ibeen forgottei like the id le terrors of at dream, amidst thme quieting, restful surroundings of the renewed peace, order and good government we now so lounti fully enjoy. To the peol le of (C'arolina, I verily be lievt. one of the ge(atest mis fortunes that coul occur woi1ld he an ob)liviouts disregard of a former experi ence that, upon the least cessation of vigilance on their part, might, and would almost suarely, a:aii 1bco11e a terrible possibility. T'e samie elemenits of evil are hiere, the suae htrees present, thaough latent; but to this ge neration, who are the witnu sses of and tile sutferers fromn certaimly the muost ainatlous anid ex. traordinary condition of lslitical anid social life ulder whicl a people ever lived, I d not thinli there can ever coae any deluge of I etheai waters so over wheliing as to sink inatu olblivioi the lit ter memories of the limst. Sad, indeed, woiuld be t he sore results of Itcrimlinall for getfulness of a1 lessoln so rouhghly taughlt, neCver bet. Vie 1111 aigain inl tih' house oft our fathiers, as mlaters and1 rulhers, and11 we ar1e h ere to sta asV21 suchl ftor21 al tiine; bu lto (1staly inlin by11iIt thle tru 11 inst intls oIf liberlity 2and 11 aimalted solely by a~ itgil 1and1 patriotije 1mrpo to1 d5 I)iIis1penlsI evt'n. 11111nded julsti(ce, to 111m inta in the11 11 puriy (If our1 inistittion)1, andlo to stillre to atil classes anld comhlltitons oft ou1r ciit izen every legal, conlst ituitionial and Iil inerenit right of maln. Wit h th line11lStinab11leC 11dvan Itages ofi sulrruandting 11s, like a1 lif'-g'ivil ig ainilos the a1ccumuhrItio of21, the weailthL to which11 01u1 wonderful11 resour2e: of 11oil and20 cliniate so juIstty en t ille 11! 1Tra, wei greait busliniess deprte,>,ion , ('onunent2 to every intierest of thle whle worlld, iand ini 110 way~ p)eliar to ourselv11es, savet, per ImIs, 11n complJlicationls alrisinig froml the ti t3sitioun pha1se thirough 'sihel our1 agrieniltural indutst ry is no1w passing. To this great isterelt we 51hould1 certinly give promptly timlt attentionl which its nulportalnce to thle genlerall welfare so i11n peraitively demand11(I. \\e shiould ap proach4 its conisideration wl ~ ith thalt (eah1n nes s of jtuigmlent and1( freedomn fromn pas1 5101on soessenitial to1 reacinilg wise conlull sions. Thle I )ejtrtmIlent of Agriculture, to whIose e'llIrge its initere'sts hlave bieen inittruised and 111 whIolse0 de'velopmlIent has bleen. the (abjec(t of suhl ear'nest, faithful and2( sues-sfl efi1hrts, sihuld be sus talined ando fo steredl. All laiws upon11 our21 Staitute books tend(inJg to thle retarda11t i (If its dl'eelopment, 01 ca1llatedl to dlircut its energies inito lunprofitable channIlels, shioulIl b1 a1 t once' rep ealed, nIeed(ed for its propIher enloulralgemlen't sholuld bet enaclited. Perfect freeomi of actionI 1and( jIudg menIt is the mIost etlicienit inecentive tto biuccessfuil extertion ill all the occupal)1tions5 of life. This it is the duty of any13 govern menCit to inIsure to aniy (cit izen, whelthler wailkinIg ill the p)athIs of commi2er'ee, fol lowing the professions, (or gathIeriuig tile wealthi of natuire from11 our1 teemintg for ests antd casinShg o1ur1 fri'I Itul flekls5 to yield their ablundlan 112icrease. I speak as a farmer, whlo loves hlia aeinig withl 211 ardlor inhleritedl froml an1cstors devo 1tedt solely to thle tillage of the soil, and11 whose insitincets, afli2iities and sympa1tl hiies lire, thlerefore, namt uraIlly and1( warlhy I'l listed mi tile succlessfuil lfurthlerance of that Jirht , granIdest anid njolts of pu suits. A fair field, unt1 rammneled (loppo tumlIties, exact justie', freedomi fronm <bscrimlinaatinIg legislationi, and1( SIei (' louIraigement a1s is en11 tely within2 the legitiunaito sphere oft govermlaenit, is alli theO AmeOrican1 cit izen a sks 0r need s, and1( constitute the very funhdamnpin cit~d11111 pies of the liberty for wichel \Vashlingtoni fought and con1queredl, and11 inl dlefelise whlich 01ur heroes crimlsoneId the counit less hil11s (ald valleys of ilh Sunnv1 y tii i May the genius (of ~~Ibei ypIre'side' tIor ever over 0111 destiny and direct till our ii effo,rts to thle accompisl'het of so gil In- I, 0118 a triumphl in governmhIenltal sc'ienlce. Amidst the abliudlant ennIIses for con2- 2 gratulation, we certainly p)ossess oneC inl tile restored cdit and imprflovedl lfiances of the State, broeughlt to renewedl life as at were, from1 a coniditionl of abnost abso lute decay and death. We shioiiid not forget to scan closely thle expenIditures of the goverment, andl restriet themr ithin a the limiito of a wise and liberal economy. Trhis is but simple jutie to the taxpay er, who, hlowever ocheerful and uncom~. I '1ee *rOt impttiy olllit shtild also be rememr tbath the amalleat and fewest approprlations are not llways the wisest economy. Govern nent is business, and, like any other )imness, requires for its successful con lutt the use of money; such, for in tance, as for the adequate compensation if oiliei tls, the proper maintenance of baritable and penal institutions, the >rompt payment of all public obliga ions, the liberal support of common ehools and higher institutions of learn ug, the necessary expenses of legislation tself, and the numerous other incidental >Ur"poses that foot up no inconsiderable imount. We have already achieved nmch in the t"ay of economy, having reduced ex >tnditures to a point that places the gov ruumenlt of this State naong the cheap ut, it not the very cheapest, of the states of the Union. A Comparison of ur expenditures with those of any other state will, I am sure, fully justify this issertion. While looking, then, with outinued care to the exercise of this :ardinal virtue of economy in the admin Istration of our atlairs, especial attention ahould be paid to maintaining the credit utf tho State, now at a point of excellence nover before reached in the history of her finances. If this credit is fully sus tained the opportunity will stn he l)rc sented, by the early maturity of unr se curities, of refunding then at a much reduced rate of intterest, and thus re lieving the taxpayers, by a sitgle trais action, of ant annual burdon of perhaps one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. This surely will prove a measure of ectuonn y that would be sensibly felt as a relief to every industry and oceupa tion, and should enlist, therefore, for its accomplishiment, the active sympathies amti co-operation of all. A practical test of the feasibility of this project must soon be made in the case of our deficiency bonds and stocks, which mature as early as J uly, 188, for the refunding of which timely provision, will have, of necessity, to be made. Blut however rigid the ideas enter taiued upon this subject, however great the appatent necessity for retrenchment and reform, there is one direction in which they cannot be exercised without stifling the young life of the people ani sapping the very sources of iur material and intellectual strength. 1 allude tk our public schools and the system of Colleges we call the University. h'lt one is the essential complement of thi othuer, and neither can accoml)lisli the lull measure of its usefulness without itb necessary( -oadjutor in the grand worl of education. .in the coiinmoin scliol. are to be hiid the broad foundations, ant in the institutions of higher learning an ti hi' reared the beautiful and lift' stretiurts of intellectual de elopiien th itt mender a plcl le p rosperous, happy git'at and rspected among the nat iII of the cart h. I Applause. Such insti tittoinst are not like nuiishtrotms - tlh growth of a night. 1'hiey rei luire long year t 1 patient sacrifice, of unceasing pat riotit 'Itibrt, of liberal and unstinted support to attain their tll stature and gran< p rt ptrtionts, where Iheir piiniacle:,, reach ii: to the sky, will shied a bramin o iranscendant briglhtness over the land vivifying induIry and wia'm)ing int ative life every dormant energy. Ini tht' mit ttr t f t' etd ti onii wV t un!ii, i ti fit t't'litirt't. 'lit' trli' ittto ltl It tt btrtt:tilh-li, tti tl-'tjt'l iiitl ft tittii, a thi rcM,tI ofii , th'ititt u p r tnit, u til i '- t st \r sti fl ' m t iita dl.l'i n S is a 'lts u tpt i tfl uh l rstt , tn c r i n I110 1itli ht ' htatt s ill 'ttin' n-ipienut of thi bi ii ant i ihn-neIes jfi lihoou institttuct'ii.'lhg ee Igli cwn flt ithstits ua wrk wth lis,e il: fully (I blind ii i sii to fsee ion i fet e tidlige ibrrssint, to w idesrv w c i tuni o ral.', ilit, lt h- til ntii er t('t'atl be tter unt - with ti'hle I s itl i ii ii litii'i li d ft'li lie tututl na tillirae byau flu Sistir Mttes of lt Uion 19 flt cip et i s t i piec idesv ll i cii lthir sedi etii nd iysteins.'~t ii'ii ti esutalishti a syina o ieti' .wihll himtiz-tiet hu h it , was,iii hs th i liu u- eetvefanbeatbitionItittli. "uii thii t h ir acief iniprud vi> itin moonit tlhli nitt thdv:liread h'aiprfun-Staft' ni- Stte.No ill he f tris of dse lib ie ttic ls-rithr mupt'e gre wi rd ftuu' itir ai wetian ieut Iiomi ies tn a,wrc l a sei ep. reigh time rewaniilf tof hefribsr diyi hr institutia onof arina sNeed l cufiih il histriull (liones w thamitlimhve illu neh't ined h e a tiI botht in f i vs,e fiet'i ni ar? if hiiolw hein, fiiie tin thes iniuns ad imb li iudiin' every fire ht)heir1 beig t' n it h i iaoiiis sntit'-nt fit i(: hilift' devtionto19(0 prt(iniph- hi a t is n- ho erI u iig i ti en to ctv hut' gii itolaysto glory, acndo hi'ate won'i ihe i rputation forh lioylty. larnsi an l <pec nt,rt bottlh-d by con-tinentsl. Ceani How''.tNii . theceheart2 hils ut iti onst of the 'jloftiest~~ Stat Irith-' : w'red f irmnthei Ae whoday.r Icht ladles pin si flitse cty t akofwledg01 t)rs of ladhe willatesta bugt finrh le u Not ttion huvndrd othlr iaht Iequall fvamos, in svea heit thnrn assIting whoe te proclet~Tionl tuo uch en a Melilian To W Lh Woman love)' wounnan 11laes, k TIhe kiss Is cold, In It no bliss is: Whlen anut and woman kiss each other A different. thing 'tis altogether. a Liberty is to have a llUme, poor girl--So at ;hl! 13 A labor of love-1)tissing to (all on one's thi best girl. lald healds are not so la'lly fly spcek(i ci as they We'( at ILove, like a tear, nris(-s in the eves nuti n falls to the breast. ' b A strike that is a ftihire is nenrly always a great. misfortunc e. It takes two to mulke a lar gait - the e torner andl the bar tender. t A w i"e m:ut takes the hIula:ge tif his cy tad i puts it over his monith. I'l' niistr V is the nest eizt'. 'lake the hantl of the nearest tyoung hily alnd siudy it. -''ft St(p is recomm fin(Iltst as a rene'dly for tholet in ottth hogs titt chitckens. ti > iglit ke3 s, as a rule, have I heir lilst wor'k to ilo in the itorning. t1 I,cv. P'. W atltz isi the ''ithly la . of a t il:l!tiintre cleri_ynutm,' - n l i a 'e nnt likely I lind thi' 'ct.tl tl t r th"i ini the l(i lUman', t.il!. i l-'redt A\rcher, t h' linili1 Iekry. he'nt (;v< rything butl. "1 )tathi on the 1ialt' II rs('." t A fashionaltie wvoitna wit hi a naturi'a i a complexuion is soniething of a ciri,,sity. nl Fiish is gomt br:tin food, btt it does sim'ii a tit y, in someC cases, to waste so mtu(h fish ' It's at ilhysiiol otgi(al fat, it seems, tihat too little clin aindl lot> mtin-h clek m akes a tal tharacier. .I An Atericua Ia ls id'at of :i Ih:iIllet gil is ''an open muslii ttmurella, with two Iti nk )itmtlle(s. " "Now, the n," ua:idl the dlan(ii,-ngum ster" w fibtn i' w"as s flting hi' ili.1k, a' 'II hintlis arnd."i, Wlhei it 3ontt r wom;an n-iturt li-ton Pa-is slht' getierally luis a c lohs call frnii h-r feniale friend. 'Iheie is a (row .1 t('har'le(vti\. Alit., i that vim talk.-- I.. We lti it if lit ' r(' I spea' ks withouit. ciw. though., ('brtistunas is dinu inig nan-'r :tnti itt.arer 1 every day, aonl the lilt ' folks ale I nt.iii nuitg to feel anxiiouis aiti it. ' I Th'le richesit.of ill e are1 ;L 'i' ntly4 I not worth a doh41:r: Iut it. is when't tIhe ta 5sIllr calls. 'he mi ii w ho a<t i ''-.lri .; a k'I ' 'Ir TIlin : : 'loipktins, 1-:(t., .Ir., caii h:ardily critiri4l the car cnuiti(ottr wlt, says \lrs. l,iy. .l:l:l h nasl of' at sinuin tish. It hts ttsital scales, e r l'esu -i e.... ''i //. Catiugit on the harbor har', irobil. We liresulnc \Ir. .1ohn L. iullivani mnst h' a hini tu-nmn: as ti' sp.rtingt napr m { i- t ii tily (talkin t,f hii --'ttrrib.lt ri-iht. A writer sponken of as hazvini, 'lt~t,ttnt jti agt's full of dasl has the daslu. Iit in b. li - ptrin trs ai sitdte tr t k- tt Ir,t:m1 ity. \ phyi1 siciian says: ''i a hil dto s i t' thave nn fri sh itniL. htnil it." 'that is li t st-ve'r. W hy11 nott spanuil it': I f weatlthi, Ias Some phtiln tl,l,-r t . , i j ists in b('ii tontntt d'( withI Iint (,ne i tin Iovety is universatl. T imi elevtt r btty dI,,tst t o mLI u'lh lilct I a hiinllithroltist. ne've'rth(l ess lit' has ;i v Ii In:U ' a tnan :a lift in Ili' wttrbl. I' T'he lobat'to thetls of (',ulim ("ti(ent Wae , dluigttl by the recnt gales, ;acd this ntws h,ils a ilo i tver the ll a:van ti-li tii lit -'. Slit - I ii'lit se' why wiclu slibl not - it:ike is gon(d "W'llimn '-r" - nl;.;I lit' 's. hut y'ttl -eS' a sw llille' Il:is it k(ei his mouith shut. I A niltig tlie ' liii u lt Ih--,t ltio s'' the I '(k('tlook ranlks tir.:;, If it is sullkeintly . t',butsl, ther w(ill b,. no <. ili., in. .. -t. . - W' hc'i a nint ill I r'iulii ' hlimlst-I ' It) a1 t ly wVithI it unlil tlw brtiotheri net is con iin1hl. I na1i rds aseri t e aL ult at . - t leislI l ib111 t t- i a hIi ..4 nei wb alf4l Itnolu 't l1 w :1 Iwi i i i '. n'1:14'i "'ifyiia Iu 4'ei 'Ibor :2 1111 li s at ' : t t ' sI i t 'If lIth :1I . tl' ri Lif iil 11n ' h .i' it 4(u.mpliti4'i' in ~f t LIc's:fi s bli aih thm ins.i ,Ita to 11 1 iotl Slats twhue : It ilI (e m:m winis i i ng 14 (1 j ln r. mai t l'Itl h:pies who ifiil'is fcouli ion - hiti S i a:x'~ liitil b :ut'l ti[ 4nou1 h to11 fl' f:44' ila Ilu lay '4.1'. t ural i u 'i' it w i b emb I li ,., Ill p itlii .t i I1 1 '1 'n'i e ul t e a iiy t e , yi ind enjo ntertin11in ay,its :m eerum r l itvtly ('41 1141('1 f41 itl liv 1lli i'j Ii::' 4i'i pinll saph m e ear ee iir '1 sng th i - it omti . - in ; I uni' 4at i whien we n.ach lt' l lpa 1k IhllN ve:41Iw ls kint It/,i I//l I - t ok the l' td tates/II are al iii. -l iiiCle( to on1p4er Gion im 'Ilo fil ii 'ut' te 11 1114rida 11 lirlte i t 1big t.. icsl theal roticl at thIte ('11f' fouro p er an 011 J4 r/d'.> ous .i1d1. terriaiI t .\d r ich' m 41443 i l l ia. a 1le Whi~enr. hsa ade a wso o nitythata stry s to di.>lu n fm le Jals '~roIduun'' ast'Aigi <u1, and 'eefe,if an, kof the. eiti'n.t well <mr." lt r at les two iti min DCVI. (A11 i ng oel reays "nted went h> ba tdraraphersalt hft are gohd rmitth irh rheunmtism. Ti'-y carr chstu in . h noebok lth ie,adri-mi d 8b w1e w ty a4 an arit "1'I M o- Te a - of itsia origysated that many years ago. A philosophical editot sets down this fact :le fruit of "experience: "The longel' we i a IewRpapor and write about people :d events, the more we realize how utter Impossible it is to scratch every man on o spot that itches the most." People may talk as they please about >thes not making the man, but it stands a fact, nevertheless, that no man over ade his way into society whose trousers gged at the knees. The man who s' offs at the Idea of there 'ig such a thing as a sea-serpent, who too smart to be taken in by any such lmnbug, is the first man to be roped in by ( bunCo steerer. I wish this were a chestnut bell,'' he id, as he took her hand in his. "Why so?" she blushingly asked. "Because I would ring it," he answered. "\ou may consider it so," she said, and t( (lay is ntamcl. ''he word "clrysanthemun" conies from -o Greek words, meaning gold ane >weer.--- }onk'ers Gazette. Y es, and yod , to the florists to iny some chrysanthu i ins and you will 1111(1 that he has otourhly ''tunbled' to the Greek menu ig of the word. \hat she remlinded him of. --Your ltther- in law is staying at your house right ong, isn't she, Jonta?, "Yes, she re iuds me of a piece of furniture I have." Wiat's that : ' '''he gas tixture," rnid (e's, gloomily. The dcsitgn for the new two cent postage anp which i" to be iut into circulation in aary hit I has be-en selected. It will be ne of the lutdsonest specimens yet issued v the department. The design represents Sco issd cc'heai of George Washington protilc liponl a blue tinted background. ")ne byv one the roses fade." Modern sl'Iry is, (lay after lay, contracting (he ale of subjects that are considered favor lih' for c-ommcnt by the paragraphers. A -i it t'ot jokes uscd to lie ihe seal skin Sac(lue il the ravages mtade by the moths upon . A inthetic picture was something Ilijt of ' prcltty girl, after col weather 't in, going to her wardrobe to take out er seal skin sau',ilue and tinding (lint tle 1i las had rihlhd it like a sieve. Now a nIi g hirrir thecl-ares that the poison Id iil preparmi g (lie fur of the seal is heat h1 to all inscets and (lit moths give it I ile herth. This is real mean. Biut nk kind of thing is noing on all the time, ., retin Itorgia was a gentle and kindly oumn;) ii. ther' nlever\ was any11' such person Wi i liant ''cll. George Washington trer c"(tt dl~wn ia ('herr'y tree and m1ot Is u,ver attmk a seal skin snctlue. One tr MI ask (lie question, is life vorih living? Wh'Lile 'Th, re i 1.ife There is Uope. Mmiv of the diseases of this season i the year can be averted by a small ((1litt of ctre and at little cost, by lie tiulely' use of EwnANK'S TOPAZ uNCilUNA CohR)l.\L. It ete's 1)iarrh<ea, I)ysenter', (hol cra Moriblls arid like complaints. 1uo r('l'c1/'r should be without a bottle, as it will prevent aity disease that would to doubt arise f'rotm the change of sater, food and (imnate, without its is e. ''he lost v;luable medicine in 1he 'orld, contains all the bet and ir1 , c'ur:ativ p 1)t'operties ot' all other '(iIleS, litte's, etc., etc., being the greate-i Blood 1Puitiier, Liver l egula Ior andl Li le and llealthi-Restoriw Agent in existence. For Malaria Fever and Ague, Chills and Fever' 1y spepsia, Intlige.ztion, Sick Ilcad clie, Ncrvous Ilcadache, Chronic litheunmatis ii, etc., etc., it is truly a Ilerculcan itemedy. It gives new life ail vigor to) the aged. For laudies im :delicate hiealthl, weak and sickly chii dreni, tui n~tg mothers. See circuhara wr'appied with bott.le. Cii. i LES tON, S. C., Sejt. 1, 185 II. It. EwnAl~NK, ISQO., Pre-sident o aartianburig, S. C.: D ear' Sir--I hav< ii-d ia. ca-fe of your1 Topaz Cord'(iall ii iy faurnily-, aiid as al T1onic antd WXppe) ti ert I enn chteerfutlly retCOrnmtlendl it it all wvho ar'e sull'einig from D)ebilita ad la-k of appetite. AMy childrein es p< ein l ly, laiive beeni much beniefittet As oni' dtitggi.,t l'or EwBANK no other. 'IiiE TiOt'AZ CiNCHoNA Cotnul, Co., *Spartanbui'g, S. C., U. S. A -a 'st rna:- CohI('dene4 (in the Gzarftld Famntt 'ui .i.iA.N i, < ibii, Noverner 21.-- Sn A itst 1 :. Gariehil, widow of tIh - P'r siden-it. hi. 'win greatly atinoyeda r' c'outitry homie ao yletitor 113 thie reecip shne, thf- inn wen'mt to (lie house, (-0011 Il r . Garfichlotr lieri d aughter 31ollie. Th'l r:It asked himt his namlite and loineiis uai ha' pre'seted a enal be-arinig thie inam at the lette (i'writerp. Thei feltow wvas pem 'madedi to leav~e the house mural uponti goin lit p ii sedii~t to w rit- no iore lttters. As ha- weiit , however, lie tu raed iandi curs-d al (lit iinemberst of (lie household. For soml toe no let ters were reeivedl, lbut recenit I heo tell-i, : begat wrtiting againi. Yesterdas n'- aj'aini appieared at thie Garfieldl fmari Iiiuhie. andI binig refus-ed permitissioin to seI d rs. Ga iichl lhe swore as before, lie wa ol h'ed tr om thea houise, and Ialet- place< inder-i marresh ait Pa;uine'svilIle. IBodde is :t ear o'fi atige and a nait ive of hheollandt. II, i rmletrli ivtI at Foert Wayite, Iindiiana f ter ani ioinpie t in huinny the 'Judge (IC ainiil muiii to wvarrant his inciarcrationt ir in asy'hin. Ile wvas, theareforeii, s'ent to thi -otyt poor hou'ise fill safe keepinig. At) .Man'g L.And. Wasi t O.1 i, NoVember 2-f. - 'hae at. -1 tion ohf Alr. F~pshamw. Assistait Com-~i i''itai of Iniani~i A ffaiirs, was5 called this iiirning to thie folllow%ing ispaitch freomi Sdfoark, hndian Tei'iitory, which has been mii Isst 'aptain lIity'.s of the F-if'th Cavalry' n, toin last evening frotm thei Sac antI ("o ''i'n(cy -til the Souithwest . wvhere lie has -'entiV movig Ok lahotnm lain ners off thie iibbileni l'andil. Iii'staites that liIthidiii it'patmen-lt his concifludaed toi loen (lhe otiiitme- . Chevennmes, Ai'aparoes, K ena tes antd WVichitas (east of (lie 9Mth degree longitude, which emibraces IKlahotna. is wvtll settle thatt part of (lie (country as bingii opieed to whiite settIletment. " Mir. Upshawv said: "TIhtere is ino troth itn .5 tatemnt.I It has been thie plicy or1 c iiwhanii tillif!e( to secure le'gi-slation whiich audd autIhor-i,.e (lie liste (I f)k lhoiima for a-t a litrpaose, bu-. (hi-s hiis noi t been donme. > I iudiaus have lben lcated there. (On i-Intriary the (ay ha ye beeii tovet 113 amti thettre, and Okhlhota is treatedI by e I epart(mentI as no mnt's hiinl." A Fienad'e fmrme. A (Guirr'j-./our-nal iapceiial says: Aus i lopmaents tare mnade, hie Knox colunuty y., affai r a rows In horroir. It is iindoi lbt ly true (lint Ai rs. 1Poe iandi heri twvo hld ests we're outtraged, and togethier wlith e fnye clh ihlren wercii murdleredl and (lien ruedi up In thae house. The devIls who dit ar'e not positiv-ly k nown, thoitj h ~Pi(-ioni rests upon ,Johtn Warm amnd- bs ldes wife, who were neighbors of (the li[on. Thoma I'y, howasn elected >vernor of Alabama In August last, was 11utguin'ated Yesterday, AJ. NWa ITBMp. TbE tersident,'q message is praetkany comp1 ted and regdy for Cougrees. A severe eartlzquake shock was felt on Monday in MunicL and Aligan. At Dubuque, Iowa, the temperature is 10 degrees below zero. Thirty men were instantly killed by an 4up1osion in Len ore colliery in Durham, ng., Thursday. It is feared that there will be a Collision with the police in Cork. Iioward County court house at Fayette. ville, Mo., was burned on Wednesday. The records were saved. The second trial of Boodle Aldermau McQuaid was begun in New York yester l)r. Robertson has been elected to the House of Commons lie is blind atul hud no opposition. The ancient church of St. Iary i[gda. len, in London, was Partially destioycl by ftre 'I'hursday. in the Spanish Chaiber of .I)eputicsye terday the government presented a bill yro viding for trial by Jury. luring the past week there have been 50 cases of cholera and 10.deaths in the in fantry barracks at Belgrade. The chief of police at. New Orleuns was suspended Thut'sday for incompetenley and embezzlement. Near Burlington .Juuction, Mo., on Sat urday, James Boyle, a horse thief, was shot through the brain while trying to escape from the sheriff. The Superior of the Oblatc Fathers at Montreal, has announced that no Knight of Labor will be allowed to partake of the sacrament. l'our seamen and two steerage passen rs were killed on the steamer usterland by i big wave during a storm on November 27. S. Mize, the confidential clerk of Miner T. Ames, the millionaire coal merchant of ('hicago. has got away with >100,000 of his employer's money. On Tuesday night last an incendiary was caught in the act of etting lire to the town of Temple. Texas, itnl, attempting to es cape, Wa3 killed. The workingmein of Philasdelphia arc or ganizing for the pu'pose of taking an active p art i the Coinig muicipal eie tion. Black's Station, a tlriving little town on the Air Line railroad, in ana election hlcid on Monday on liquor or no liquor, dccided in ftavor of the former. William Kurse jumnped ftioim the Brook lyn bridge yesterday in an ittempt to com nut suicide. lie was picked up andl will prob ably recover. I'ctitions from all parts of Vir iniat Iave bettn presented to the (overnotr of that State asking exceutive clemency on 1 'half (If Cluverius. Two hund red antd sixty mten we cre tlis ("h:trtcd front the I)epartmient of Cocnstrut I and ltepairs in tl' Biooklynl Navy Va td 'ihursday. The superior of the Ohltte F"athems at Montreal has announced that no Nu night ot Labor sltall lt allowedl to partake of the sacraient. A gai If ('hinese section haa ntds at I,iLC Spring, Texas. Was waited upun by about u)- maskeld men and cruelly tort irtl luntil they gave up their savings about .'5 (I in all. Tw' yelve) hunrtlicl iales of ,ttton Wtsr destroyed by tire Tlrssday t on tlh- cut tan plat form at I alcigh, Ilie eastern pirtion i tht city narrowly ectaping. At Portland, M[e.. on Tt'.di,y iiii Mrs. Sulsan Willard, a middle I ci his ', was struck 1by lightnin. and kil in bietdtiring a thuder storm.Ii Eight proprietors of secondit rateht and rest:mrants in 11amrtford, Conni..h - heui atrresited ,for using' ole'nitrgarha. in their tables wit hoot displaying' ;iit plou a showing that it was used. C ardinal Maing has onh iinecd int i Itomiani Camtholie priesthood 'i t I.ontil Liod Chiarles Tihynmne, aged :: i v . formerly a canion in thei I taihedl~ A t St. L.ouis, 3Mo., a -.,imy it f\ li.U has beeni granted ini the' cast'e of . hi. I. AlMaxwe, I 1, Prelhr's murd icl'eer :al ' f Chinese hmighi-hilnders, w i w~er'eile un - a tence to bec hanged oni ,hmuaryii ' 1. s A f.re at Ray St. l.oou, is. . Also -m a day nmght, di.stroyedl fouri store-; -ui In aged several r'sidliec -- I.oss c-i inuitd c't $25,(00, pairt itlly iiovered by 3 iiM ini-amii.. . A.t Potrtlandl, M'e. . the directors of tim C anal Nat ional Bank iumthoerizr'd thle state .ment that I lowardt lllhickstonie, i di,-'on clerk, has emtbezled $nj25, 000 and imi ab C seimoded. C The Secretary of theit N an has i((i1pted tls for butihiiing thiree new wvar shuip.s. Theu SCharleston, ltinb built at San F"ranc:isco , a cost of $1,01 7,500; the lIamltimnore,' et & P'ihadelphia, for $I,:I'25,000, niut a gpu botat , at litinmore, for' $24I7,000. l're'tide'nt Clecvelandt hias issued a itror-tl maio anoncn that ratitientions lma - ditin traty Jth Jipa. It age. t persons cha~rgedl with mor etonvicted o ( ritm, iad bteing lugitives fromn jist iti, slii Ia 1reciprtoitlly delivered uip untder stihuetd conditions. S A. spec'(ial to the New Ir nits P ticyw gow-.sk i, lr.iesetiat ive friiom\V-. Wes ariro L piairish, caine here thlii aternioon an relt a piorted having bet'n waylaid biy it Y.ng- if I oit.tltaws. iMajo)r ,Jlihn 31eKav, ,J citice of Ste( Pecace, was shot and k iled~nt hiis homte, a bout fouria miles frnnom Caledoia i, toiea. . with lis cooik.. Ibis dwelling wais i-et on lire antd bo0th b)odies were contsitinec. Thie Nailonmtaltu ismemii. Coimtller Trenhiohnt, ini eiiin-mliig tis report lt lie Stecretiary of te 'T'a-mtur detvotes a decal of spat(ce ti the cintsideion~t i oif the present st ratuis anad futur ro itsi-i of the nationail baking systemt. Ti'ii oi Itaid off as fast as the biotnds imatur, :nit ini 'onise(luence', thle qutiontiii hasi armiseni is toa what changes should be itaile ini the naiuton. ailibanko system tn ordoer that it shaull nzot su.ifer deterioration or dest rut iotn ii(ton the wit hdrawal of the suphport upopn whlithl it is basiedl b,y the' present latws. 'lTt' (Comtlt trotter discuss's the mtte to hiorotughly andii itelligently, andt his ~amirabi lle papier wilt prove of v'ahm~lithn thle mtiter tt comets tip for Confgre.ssionail coider3ilat iton. iFre nch 8poItaiIo Clai,.. W~AsuiiiNo, No(veinbut ;10.- A rgu men ts of coutnset in te Fretteh sp dici chituims aise's were coitnctluded lieftore thle Cour t, of (Chamis this aftteitrnotn, and thle Ii rst 14 Inse's oti thie canlemiltir were subtmit lt!d for d'eimdiin. Thiese tre t est casi's andi iivolvye the geinrat quiest ion of th e govetn meni t's Iliablility for damnages tlimed.ict 'Too. tacnurei g iouts. We ste it iiantnedl t hat thI ete is shotI' to lbe given ai grtand ball ini Chuarlestonti, '. C. ,to be' called '"Tlhe Earthqumake lp." It will strike manyv peoplte tihat, white it is we(llt enfough for' thie younzg people tto danuce, it, is it imanifestatitin of a wvant, of reermence for atnd fetar of the Ahnrighity to ienI thieir dance an "'Earthquake liop." Ltet them dance if thiey want to, btut let thtem tnot forget their Impotency when God is pres ent In the earthquake. -lgh~ hrzio nick. The people of Marion atre slow p)aying their taxes. Treasuret Davls sayst lhe dlel in quent list with be larger than any year since his tel'IR of ofileo. DYSPP SI IETION, WEAKNESS, CHILLS ANQ~ FEVERS, MALARIA, LIVER COMPLAINT -KIDNEY TROUBLES, NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATISM. JT is Invigorat. e ing and De- JT gives NEW lightful to take, L1F to the and of -roat value whole SYSTEM as a dcien for Stren Tn weak and AIling i the Ns ES, Women and Cil-i : i nh NERVES, drert, and completelyDi gesting the food. e4 CONT AINS t no h r t u ABook, 'Volina, Minerals, is com. - hyicad posed of carefully how tians,teln selected Vegeta- ow to treat dis ble Medicines, easile t at Oe, combined skill Withae, tother fully, making a sowhaseto hand. Safe and Pleaaant ome rediotyp ne Remedy, on receipt of 1 C. For aale by all DroFRIh ian'I Orocer. 8'loe1 th iotealer ie r u hte w rap 1nt,A l'OHI AL, rutt "1.00, SLit a ruU Ii.:, 'IILOaOLU, OOLY ur Volila Drug and Chomloal Company, 1l tLTli u, 1 ., . 8. A. AI \lst ot thu diwo ea ntich ntIet it tnkind are urigin. 1 ral.l comt raint' of tI,s kind., na. wti i ' 1 r (ity) u ti , Irrg.tlarU) oI tli 1ltolt' (7"rt:".ipnti t , l'lc t - leoy, Eructat t tt.l bturnitg of th :th uoitnchlt ( t in.'!js call,' lc:trthtr), . M iar:n, lalnrin, Bitwdy Fiua U nil :i uus J'Forer, Ir..aitiont +e Fv Lt ut:;ttott nIora .'r :'Ifcr l:'ra, (:!rnti' Diar. rhtet, ir, ' tf .-t-;:itu ll 'aln t,, -'ul i(re tih Jrn"gul,.1 I u italnitia t.. I innles. Ruari o - i i:t I.tin", 1.icach1. &c., &. ST ADICE R'S rRAlllitll wlv:ll .it tis not a '-a t' LIVE i M t:I 1 L. It 1 .'n .':r1d:tahi. It is ..: u f thu /.r' .1/- r i j 41/ 1 'i . t ..e/ it" I- .1 . , .. +.. . i ..r t. t:"' - r, ni, 9TNCW AURANTIN I ..: r:.l t , :P. _lu" .i" ce i:i.Q0 per brull , *' '- F h* bla. * ...s - t r a '- Jr : er fy Kns fo i a t'te1 ca 1togue A.6. FARQUHARZ [Pennri nnio Agriltu,rt l5 Works.~IR Y l. lit Best WORL 0_h"BapeI.S ilsrAuc. *A Commercial Collage ciogt;:K. lietII,, Honor lnll Goltd M1e,lga over all o:ther C:oll. , . - poh' aohtIon, for S,ystr a- ( of ok.Leeping ami) et uinitaElanention,. ltiloo Iraduate, In Iulo,. - irsemph I,ye,I. ti olIit ynual,,dns Courqe, tlu in. Ttte,r nd 511,d. aout $90. Mbor. Saay Wri tir nd Tleg tray spciat icrie . N Iya ulr rSW..1L $31 1T11, Pres't, L.exiUMOtly II.u r n -Tr r the y t o ra f ht ,fSHLEY )OL1 'Gr a ii ,ie f all cop s. A SIllA; COTTOi'N A ND COH)N COMP two'& (rIt t)an alstoi h.-tr gel useI.d by thet T[rue AsaillA;Y ASII Ei11MENT.-A very ehec hilizer fo Co (tton, Cjoiu and1 SHIall Grain (Ur Asl h l )JY D i VEDI)h~ 10 ; ASiIla Grade1for its aone an d inI Coinpost heap, puiblictionst of' thec Comlpany, add(re.ss THE ASIIEY P11OS1 Nov25iA y These pills wcro a wae;derful discovery. No othei or relievo all mr.nner of disease. The informnation: box of pills. Find out about them, and you will always be thank fl. One pill a doso. Parsons'Pills containI nothing harmful, are easy to take, and cause no inconven the marvolous power of these pills, they would wal without. Sent by mall for 25 cents in stamps. liI the information is very valuable. I. S. JOHNSON , Make New I 4 BRADJ1FIELD'., A Specilitu ftr tt dIaseabeA pI ullpr (.t wnli'i,, r;utch ae Pttq. nul, Etppro+ t, wr Irregtipr Mottstrtt.at(ou, Leuerrlw.xia t Wht,t FEIALI3 Lt na ti ung the (' :p IF S u t.11":. rt auR'oring (nt GeUui for our ho i,, .t-i \ Wonn/malced frco. 13tA ret5;) I LGI tr.,ul tc , Ati.A(It, (ia. PIANOS andURGANS From the World's Best Makers, AT FACTORY PIUCES. Easiest Terms of Payment. Eight Grand Makers, and Over Three Hundred Styles to Select From. PIANOS: Chickoring, Mason & Hamlin, Mathushek, Bout and Anon. ORGANS: Mason & alimlIn, Orchestral and Bay State. Pl;ianos and Organs delivered, freight paid, to all points South. Fifteen days' trial, and Freight Paid Both Ways, Uf not satisfactory, Order, and test the Instruments In your Own Homes. COLUMBIA MUSIC HOUSE, Branch of LUDDEN & BATES' SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE. PRICES AN D TERMS TIIE SAME. N. W. TRUMP, Mniiager. CllAR LOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE, 1 o INSI''U' ' for YOUN(G LADlES intt tie South has advanttages supe I iur to thosO (ferc( lhet in every (e )art Iwt t-(Colegiate, Art antd Music. (nly 4'XI perittentcei ani d a(i(otp1ish(ed teathe's. l i hlhin:; is lihteI with gas, warmed b\ i! I ihto be'st wrou!gtt-ir'ot furnaces, has tui tdiii ii wrator hatts, and first-class aI I)uin i letnts a, a iIo>atdinig hchioul in te \ry sla sl -no st ltool in the South h.s nulS;rlor. 1 iIar :utl Tuition li '\vrthtii In I'uli C_olleg.ite cuour-., intcludIig ann(ien t am.d muiu(ern languag;es, per session u 21 wt'oks ..............$soo 1:adutini for' Iwo or- motre from samte famtil or nt eighbiorho)i I. Pupils chairgeri I- tJ r ' Cata!u-u, withI fll patle iulars, adi drei,-s im v. W M1. A T INSON, ChIarlotte, N. C. UNRIVALED ORCANS i)nilithe ., EANY PAYMENT system, from 53.25~ per montiup 0 Ilt ylt, $'22to$9o0. end for Ct UPR C HT PIAN_O, (ontruicteid ont tho ntew methoed orf strlnging, on simila:r teriros. Scnd for dtrip~-~tive Cataltogue. MASON & HIAMLiN ORGAN AND PIANO CO., Bost'ai, Now York, Chicago. RADICATED. hiuik I aim rntir-ly we)l or ocremai after letv-ig atI i I avery litt in y fac i e lastt eprmug. aItp l hi- it paan ce bu'i-iit wnt awayii aon di ieal free zW:r; . zel (rwC ., 1)rawern 3, At lanttia a. JBLE JUANO. ~d Anuntoniated Guano, a complete IIigh OUJNI.-A compileto Fertilizer for these - kers near Charlestont for vegetables, etc. ap and excellent Non-Anunoniaied Fer ops, andt also for F"ruit Trees, Grape Y A(;1D P'HOSP'IIA'TF, (of vety Il gh for the var-ious attractive andt( ilstrttig 'a liko theom ini the world. Will positively cure iroundi each box is worth ton times the cost of a dlomoro to pur' the bloodiandcure, .ron. Ic ill health than $5 worth of any other ~remody yet discoy ered. Ifpoople could bn mades to realise k100 milos to got a box if they could not be had ustrated p:rophhot froe, positpaid-. Sond for it~ a CJO., 22 Cui'oma House Street, BOSTONf, MA. lich Boot