TALMAGE'S SERMON. RIEFUGE OFFEREED TO AL PEO L. UY t THE CHRiSTIAr.ELulN The Fatith of Jumim it, 1-icne-d to I heI Cedar of Leba4mc,, In I oshtatlde of %Ioi o tirauches Fowl of 1:veryA WIlc Shall Dwell. BR OKLYN, March (.-The congrewa tlon at the Brooklyn Tabernacle this morning sang with fervor Lhe h3min be ginning My faith looks up1 to thee Thon lamb of Calvary. 1)r. Talnage's sulject was thfe rcin .e offered by the Christian reli!in t 1-et pe of all taes at'd everN %aricty Ill character. 1Il1 text Was E. siOl NNii, 23, "A goodly celdmr, atl mth r it :hall dwCll all fowl cd every).ie. The cedhar of Lcbanlon is 't r, at 1 r It Stailds six tliollsal;i le o, al vc I e level ot the sea. A mis.itnaI ; tued the Colcet"ric e. tirtle and f.'w' l.n:tl t ko1 thity -C hund1r'-d years (,ld-- inne , tI., ed, broad blank-hes--, aill the, 'Isr t: ln\su riant folioge. The same b,rinwhestht bent im the huriricanu that Datv i w. tweepng over Lebanion rock t ov 'vr the head of the A mwrican tra"-r. I hs monarch of the lore!, % ith it- I -t lingers, plucks the honors of a th"mdiv yoars and sprinikles them11 up.1M h,S lown uplifted brow, as tlhoujh stmiu grAt hallelujah of heaven had beell pt'lilln; upon)1 Lebanlon and itRe risin_, IIp wit'l. all it long armied strengitht takie hbi of the hills whence it vaine. Oh, what a line ptie 1 Im. Hrds to nest in! In hot days Ihcy come thlitcr--the eagle, the dove, tle swallow, tie par row and the raveln. There is to naly I of us a conipte nhiliati in the , structure and habits of lanis. They I tem not more ot earth titan heavein -- ever vacdilating betwen th , t. N W womder that Ailtlbll, % ith hlis grll, tramuped thicugi itll of the Ainer:cafn forestS in sCIeI (1 II e V 1' e in-iIs. Ceo:ogists have slent year.s in tintllin the track of a bird's chaw ill the nevw red sandstOmie. There is enough "I W;il's Irc tlire in a1 sniw's bill or agr>tii's foot to (onf1ounld all the UliVL'sitics. Mu-icians have, with celvfs aldt hars, tried to catch the soind 1 te ieht inl-ale anm] robinl. Amlolf. thue 11rst t things thit a child uotices is a swallow c at tle caves, and grandlatli.r gtoes mut I with a handful 4)1 crumbs to lied the sl(lowhirds. The Bihle is ftll ot ornitholoh -ical ili sions. The birds of the liole are ict dead anal stulfi:d, like those t tlh- M suml, blat living bird, with 1lut'erilng wings and plumag,e. "k1hold th fowls of the air," sa) s Chrisxt. "Thou-h th.II exalt th self as the eaglo. and tiou-hi thou ret thy neA:t amoui the skars, inviwe Will I trig thee dow, eIx," ims 0badiah. "(avest thiu tic' -oily I win1.s unto the peaccel :" 1ap .lth. David descri"es his desclatin bi it - ing, "I am like a pilc:mi < 1 the wilh r liess; I amll like oi o\wl (l the th il: I watch andi .1111 as al 'lmrr1)w ;1t)c 1j. -n 1 1F* the lous"tov." "Yea, tlie :trk i thec lieivenl klioveth her allpointeI t- and the erane, and the swallow cl sev thi tile of their colin..ig; hu ilty Jcc ''g'le I' lt not the judamint of the ,ord" so ns .leremiah. Ezei.kcel in myi tet iitiat': 0. t Chlrist is the edlar, ani thce it >ile r all <1uarters are th bird' thai 1- lu amlonig thIe bra~nchle.s. --i lhall e gioodcly cec'ar, andi lu2dcer it .Iha!! cIwell all htiwl otevery wicce." .\ 'in .kI 'sc anid to him :0 ll. i.:: a!l c kin cf It -- -S Wtu; iamiui obl,t rltch. 'il p ' , ot dlove. "All ttwl ofc < i ver ps. F"irst, tie y'ounzi um,i can . t n tlwli!- mib'li. hiewrt- al.d said: "IN-st itw, nt d pilh.rim. i Ai., all ovvr. Thv (Arl i il I nt r vvi- start ;.I ain. I Iu-sh' nI hJ,") luh givvs his beloved Aleep. think t!l It L beau1ltiful obj.ect, oni art h'1 .1 A d Chris,tianl the hair 0i '. 1'At v.i Ith thm A'roA.t ()f wint ir, )11! ' l .- m of t At r of lif, I wnv(r f 4.1 for. r a Christian oldi wAi . \\ 1, Sorry '-> I tI, o Au on tolwmi 0!v- gl-tiifs <11f t lit' etertnal world rv ain4Mi1 t.? ?rs T. lhvy ;arv goilig to be routi!y cc. .r. Thi)lgh their wings tre4 1.1 whI\ 1, \ aIt : I , (;w.i shail reit-tio bev i r I r ; t . , a, 7 lk" ih , iiII, t hey I t laII u I ke - tIvir 1, .,t ill the iedar. A~~~~~~~ P l. o v..'v\ :v v \r ,l - i t., oill 1, g l .I.,: -rib': . I Irage I . F,n ~ ~ I -- "!! I . i; I i.g I:. v. \t,.-re !,) 11:;Ul y 'k6 j-P-- I ,t i 1 . I.\ n .i. I t I ' :i.- ;ml '1CW r,"W a ei t I'll th li t, o11ner. I lko,v 1'. 1 t i 0 I ., i h i i ( > our .A, I n i 1 t ;m A,i .I. "I I (;'I ; l ittv( d, us het n: i ;\:- 'M "\ lt \ ' T ht-r, 111.1 v k . tho).,t. wer( v.hoi io \(r hI w wt- vm.iit:4 w r kh I iao ag : - t i. ot - r. -f hA'I *I I . - IN.: tIf r .I IL three t i 'es ld e I ' u. I Ii.nAt L I of a : lA'died. Alit Pit- tuALii lbe ' heII0all as Pet he is, s en ly 6 ui hAluy handI(kercAhlief 1 1tCike A thl du,t off AAAik, LGe5d uA I ('nt tiAl re. 'ATAk (;ed' there't is no0 APspItl for1 stAriitl it'neuables. heIiiigh' yoAu h1:11 1 th elrt leprosy that verI S iock a Aol, yourlI ish shll COmet )h, tis inAret'I cf GodlIt I am11 told it IS Ii lA.e.l Then I pAilace 1)n it four hartsI 11nal 'hoi'e r'igging. ad skillful avLigatorI', and4 I tell thAeml to IlunIc1 lAd satils teo tile north; tis craf t to the 1)11th; this~ to tile east; tIlls to the west. heAy Crowd n cell th11 ii'1r canva and 11( oL el up till arbor11 of he 'M lAven, and li bou1-0 tO hie'ln 1111 ro tebeach'l, A"Ilave CAll l(AundI ihe shorAIe ?" IcAl thby anIswLerl, \o shore1 t')>( ;ld's4 Iierev!" Su ilt an1 eliit LI to I croiss it. te-'r a mlillionA t'ar s te fly~1( adYe liy,bt then (com01e1 ac(k IliAd fAid thelir ing Ia~$t till 11oot hore't. to ( od's mieicy: ' Alercy : Aercy ! A'rcy !i sing it. preachi it. I praly it. I here 1 11ind at glAn 14oundiI lAnd CAndIA foot tol thelI de1i '! fl' e is 1 1 1o(depth it cannoilt (alt'; thAIer is 1o ilinlit y it ('ann rot cIn1 AaSS. I I ikte mAIy st and( under1 i s goodAl y; cedalIr IAndAt I se lhe 1ticks illmg i hit her. le)n and11 wotta Idedl andt sick Ilutl scarred&'l. ome touttiV wit h iron'0 hAsk ; somelh once.I. easte'd ont('I calasse's; some11 were lie'rce ')f eye land creel of talt on, buti they came11' llock after thock--' Alt f owl ol every Wilng." A gain, all t he dI ylI igwill 1tind their' nest in this8 goodly cedlar. 11It i rue te dtestroy a bird's neCst, beut detath 11o1s not hiStalte to destr'oy one. Th'lere' was a beautiftitlA.est, Iln the next Street. vin~''fgly the parents br'ooded over it. 'Ihlere weI.re two( orl tihree little robinis in1 the nest. Tlhe scI.arIet, f'ever thr-tust mta hands into the nest, and the birds are gone. Only t hose are sate who have their nests in thet goolfy cedar. Tlhey h;cvc over thiem "the ltatrces of the Almighty." Oh, to) have those soft warmn, eternal wings stretched over is, Let the stormis beat and1( the brlanc3he of the~ cedIar toss oin the windl--no (tar. ger. When a storm comecs, youi can11 set t.he birds 1hvinu to thn woods. Ee th storm of death comes down, let, us fly to the goodly ceudar. Of' what great varieties heaven will be made ulp. Thero come uen who ol:e wrvo iali anld cmuel and desper. ;iat lltekatines, yet. flow, sofl alld claiied by * N. g ravo, I hey Come f)ito glo ry, "All fowl ot every wing." And lere t hey come, the chidren who were reared in loviig hmno circles llocking t brough the gates of life, "All Jowl ot every wing." These were white and caime from northern homes; theie were black and asceridud Irom southern planta tions; tiese were copper colored and went up from Indian reservatios "All Jowl of every wing." So Cod I galteri Ihem tp. It is astontishing 1 h,)w easy it is for a good soul to enter le.tven . A prominenlt busil.ss man ill I'llila- I delphhi went hone one aftern1oon, lay I lowl on tho jolang aid saidl, "[t, is , I uie tor me to go." lle was very agvd. H1is dlaughter haid to him, '"Arc you sOick ?" lI v said1, " No; bit it is time for I itl to go. Have ,John put it in two of I 11 he norningr papers, tlih,it ay trienids 1a.y kniow that. I aii gone. (loodhy;" wtl as piick ;as timtt (Ol laI taken hii. !! i viasy to Ito whei thw Hiiane comes. Thare arv no rolpe-; thrown out to pull lls a'shore; there ar Ito l4difers let down to )uII 11 alp. Chria.' coint-s and takes ais by the lun ani suads, "You have ( hall enlollgh ofI this; coinae up higher." 1 ) y > ai t a lily wheti you lp111ck it? t Is tht-re any rifdferess whet Jesus i li;:huzas I h chek, and th- red rose of' I h v ,n11th whitulls into the lily of Immnoral 1 puratt aand gladnaess ? Wliwn a tamin comes and the giant I of' 1.he woods sanitvs his anvil and the : haity atrks fly oi the atuituimnal gale, 1 then theie will be thouands of birds ga hiering inl that tree at the corner of the held, just be4ore departing to warmur climes, aad they will call and sing until the brancles drop with the it-lody. There is a better cliom for ts, .anl by .an1d by we shall aaigrate. We galher inl tho braniches of' the gooilly 01a r, in preparation tor departure. Yo"I helarad our voices ina the opeling ,ong; o will har them in the closing I sollg --voices gool, voievs bad, voices happy, Voices dist'sstil-"AII howl of, vvvry wing." I;y aand ly we shall be I I ' all t his adieic' is saved, as 1 I tope t ta'y will Ie, I sat' them enterinig iato a lite. Some iave had it hard; Somne have I hat it easy. Some weie brilli;at; some I wre (ill. Soine wtre rockedI ly pious pa'rentage; of hers hir-ve had their infan. tile cheeks sctalled with the tears of ) %voc. Somle 1rawled, as it. were, lito 1 tiha' kingdlom oli thvir hands and kntes, 1a1d moiki seemillel to enter in chariots o! b3iing re. Those tall frai a ship's ma,t ; thr.-e were crausled aat a inininar Jis;aster. They are Gol's siniing birds 4 IMW. No gun ol' huntsman bliall shoot I thi downi. T;ivy gither on the trees S of' li't anal fold their wingi on ithe rau.chds, ni i a aay from frosts and I willd'i :aan1l lliglit, Ihey siai aaitil the hills iare tlodl wit 11 joy, and the skies (til> 1utis:e, :umd the irches oU pearl I setnal baek theis Atl tal Il' every Uiell>ld the saints, beloved fit' (a4a4, W:alivl ar their roe(..; ina Jesis' blooltt. IBiglltaer than1 angels, lo! tliay shine, Tin-ir h,ries (ph- vdi :u ov Isub le 'lIy barln ti earo:s .ant svornit-d tliv shattimil; Now, i P1th.hxvilty tkInIIle bla1st, 1 \'aithl Gott thvy dwell; ol him tlhey rest. W hil, e el ;sti ill es roll F.ta-r1a 41\. tA lalli i fast tvh ir. sol. lIi'a ini sa t''aaon tao thi ir view'a \ t.~aic aale a n ia,' eman ( ata .' aia, S. (1, \larch 3. - l'roblalyl tha tOl Is of achibl-cariame ni ill ha' ad in vain to tint! a paaraltael atf th . Ii ih al af :iiva-vtar (Ihl cotl ati.i b..y *f thi;' aity, b~ ich anaia in hU ta a a l1nge'rinag do:aa h her'.- toay. H' sk'on'. ata:Is ioigt ~ wtell r: i:r :het I t!tti : apop;it am:g' a b io :a taoft Ihe la ii. ami tI:a-3 *iy i''. tbly, a:;m li'' a'xlaIint L this iala'u h al' a: a, child1 sat yott. g n l I<':'.. ria .nb;iility ofi has :d li :.. a l~ . ::1 't i'a. 'il w I if al .a l i a l a i -t 'ant.aA
  • e solely ain excluiveily confiad I hat dtily. A c)iven It oll ( ng ,in s rotn tho sovert igr peoph. 1 I slovert gn body, and may do a ;.reat m111an hiligs nAt con t euiplated N hIen it t: emblts. It. iay correct +rrors an nistakes, supply mnlissions, and ri train coinimission.i ill anvly brntrich c le Orglilation7 IeCIssA1,Lry For tie g"ou if the party. his at, least, is and ia Il Ways hi oi my view of the plow% e lie people ill conventioli asset1hbao 1nl. .1 see nothing in the way of tit day Coivention providing or a orin try election of Governor aint SIite oil! v'rs, certainly none if a Iajorit) lecides. I have always helivk-ed, a111 b1iev low, that it is always sahltu:,.1 ) W ive ih )eoplu the Iullh-st, 1 ires . fr( cs! au Iost 1un1ti ailinlledll opporuttlity ot (.: >rtessiing their sovereign will at If. )allot-box. Whenl tihe rike-resvilativ tage is reached, where tll. repreenti ives of t he o-ople art: clolted with an xerciso delegated I)ow'e'I pre'scribe, )y law, I shmill illt 01) na striet -o ierenct- to those d!legat,ed powers, ft hey are lie chartens u11nler which tllt let.. But inl primtary assenibli(s of tit wople no suceh strict, rul.- sh(,-ili (4: ain, and such regulations or rul-s onl hould be ilisisted iln as will sceltre ;v irderly v.xpression of! ti ht popilar w%-il ;Olstis tilt o 1 nsld rile-i and re.railt itn f political parties4 ar. b) law.; for th loVeln11-1.1t of' tile party \ itia' . p. l ints. TheY coiitailt 1i t)anchw.is. I. IeCiJ I rIVileges. %Tey )i' h: v lk ally stiptiations and agruvineements ot Ih ninheers of the party, by and I hrulg i-hich thvy proposo o t. t and pr(.se-r% >:irty or>ganiz.ation. Thev : Ihould bC, :-4 ranit-d ant observt d and ex cut eti a o give theiln the great< st elast icity ecuring to its Iti beri i s t.-he Irt- e-.: >ressionl of their. wil,. 'arty orgaliz tti.,l i.t . ,a1lk-d a "Jia ninle." A s -\,T g'. . a %ol't h i ll,-0tat' lt,; :1 It ' >losg parti t y la n ai a'ia :11' . in t "i'(mv/.il' ;ii.il('' 0 >oit r'a ry,.- t tli ei *,, r for t i I t:hI ne 9 ; - 1 ..: 1 :.-i -a I llothert "ia nnwll h'i a;'ali u. inim Iin in.at ii stauelpa ril: v. in w I :111iiitis" et illot, i.( f.j ;vl t nl-( : I Iosly in thu f n ta I . h o t j. atil%a l 'il,'ie s le -t 0 1 I . 'Intl.'d taf1 h t 0 len r,C a p:aanI' u it-re a' alal i a143 ' t u:c an." ilt e pltea.e w it h ao'!. a b.' t al eiiI r:' :in uI tat hIt. ai n v I ? in a' in a t i: \lar't'lh .a T avt ive t : th e'l; : aw I;i\ ttinpl e o r, .' I bat ievii s w : a;X ioa tt the lhttncat. " iate 3'i,"a ie SI blt-, il or inI~te a lie,e ria ini It ',r i I('I;: ,r;t 'apoitdt anitxdlivei tno a.ti retuen 'tok h ar E e rt ust (':i.ui I . Ii tttoh trh e or ia hit-"ar w: ecpto, a itm i, liid t', I i il in Oit-Iip ae 5."ii. I tI i I. ll \' iolT ouh i and . 'a e sh e ot :I I a lu' t ee oerI''e .\haeb (resent in::, :ll i:alt reg cmpiain"ons ea:n!;1 it ,it ;Itiahe xectie, to a~it le wiay thx'eI tt-ul ratt114 pay . s i o rtiIiateI tir 1i' 'idafr aonvetior tof , tiea Ini Ife hjerte tilo, witthd the evehls .itlit he nty, aithta pv sha Ilat upur(i idte ra lu eatc ,rt n hes.t ~V ill ltak the rptei soI ein -oaiig sh l al as beit.at t'a1( 'a iyl the his 'ilat Conventon whd ldfet. itt ht i ro xretiofteof Exctie Ciniit lt e t loie fokrig animr eilecltion,- antIdth reaer c ariteed rrane.d to n'e, to haycontemphitedMirch itonvenha Ion mor thiC ( yereoul' noti late bee elieed of thll pesten't'a and appro(aii' ng comicatins a ndbyli ~' ililttties.a rlieye, aow,y do that Mai itonventit tidort inr election, ittaws aly differ her party, andl weihal oe uot Idit ratd r ants. owwtr, t'Itt ) Wo ill itake ythe If'ponitiIliety o osit ion? ho wt~ishesy t. defat ti irye epeso of31 ithe (pol' ad till iinahr ?t iW hoca a ('or t'cn i: he' ticeringslat ndt suict ios aand. i .reaftter 1he charge upon me.itsai tAitiI 'vl ishtayiths conniltt eaio that itt' i ny moriSI e eiet remed coan beai sup earstl tiling 'moste or daiy i ooeat itl efoc itit . Attacl ill ntido~ to le til musk aid byithe wlfthe m a'l 'ity. thir alsp '. doitat. iI did it in th tl, elecion, ut ' tht was; i11'iii n aly 't I I rait, ie want to o heraeio ta mao ion 'I thatl abidthy t if iiith the ot'a ition hIi sa. idyi. Let1 t fimiI a ia-~' tinry atctiona [it an opiten, fat']el tli )llwt hr('it i. in. the d|at t T I:lt. t!IAlticelOU 'wthli.y AEh. si ,N l: l, Marci'-A he ii '-.il 1e thI b m liniiiI,i li)tdei tti mornJCtin ~d. Oihsell anda AlIinsonfale ough ipthke andi kille stoeah toi he.xi wtwasrter rseulte o wait Itn itktI pel on whisey and wnile thel twn wha ith theitispeeche Thr. moTnhe fa im, phleI wend up to oIio amlitor im horrhor. Upnrfa,luse -se a-lbisn wh '-aped to. t THE FREE COINAGE OUTLOOK. The All i t tii th Reip,4b1 icaie an Utt i 134)% 11 Q e:t it . ' ' -.r aN, 'March N.v'We do mot. ,,10k,oWwhat our I'rogramm"le will be," satid (eorge Fred Williams, Mr. Iar ttr s able lie [it eniant on the Deinoeratic sde of the llotise in tn- light against Ire coinage, while talking today to a United Press reporter about thesilver Situation. "We will have a meeting tomorrow, when we shall probably de terine what we shall do." t "What are the prospects of securing a mjority against consideration of the silver bill?" , "It all remains with the Republicans. e If they will vote against it, cousinera t ion -an be postponel; but they won't dto it." "D, you agree %Nith the DImocratic - reprst intativo who said he knew ninety , einlocratts hllo would vote against fre coinaac, and presumably against cYisidttrat ion of a free coinage billy" I a iiot givmg any f.gures. Be. -ol I do thit I want, to know what ai t se llh DL-mocrais are going to do." ",The Sen: tor himself says be does not. know n liat lie will do." L [ "ill' vote for free silver, that's I n hat lIe will do. And you will find all o thse T,jamiItany Ien doing the same. .t-; th saml way in Ohio. Senator 1 Iriee proinised us thirteen votes, but ..i t. are slippiig away." A ru' was in circulation today that im sil ver men would ask the com ; mi, tef on rilt's niot to call up its order lixing the 22d instatit for the consid et it,. of the Bland bill, on next Mon i da.y, deiiring a delay of a few days; but A thi uns news to the members of the ' cotniite",Banud Mr. Iland said lie knew I of o such airpose. Mr. l'itree of Tennessee, who has . at ive Char;.e of the silver forces on the door 14 the iluse, said this afternoon that I rom u\ hat he could learn the anti silver Domocrats are losing ground. e, "Somo of t lie imen," said lie, "do not e feel like faemg their constituents with a cold r,c-ei 1 against them, in view of t.Ie d14clara. ion by Mr. IIarter, the anti siler lead. r, that the defeat of the V order for eansideration means the death . ol ' ro m sil\ er. That's too munch for som, .aid Iiey are gradually slipping L away. I dI not believe there will be I over sixty iive Deiocrats who will r vo.te against the consideration, and y this,, with ihe whole Republican vote, y won t be stoivient to defeat the resolu tion. y o o xpect ay Rtepublican v o tvs , wa azked. ")h, .%vs.' was the answer, "Nearly --iwt y, 1 should s'iy. On the bill itself, i m fa a or of passage, I do not look for y mor Iian 1n or a dozen." r Ai. lDi mocrats who will vote for - consim,ration, but against the bill?" X"Nt t on. that I know of'." "Do you 1--ok for the adaption of the orer uii Moiday ?" .h. st certainly. It comes up the Hrst, ing after the reading of the .aarn:, and after it has been debated a i s niable time It will be voted on. The '-'iwker will not permit any lili Iti nt ering, .t:ia t.he commiit-e on rules, . i teessiry to reach a vote that day, s, ii; t . iit >power it. po.,sesses un d i ht rldt-s ainti brinl'r in a supple mwnt.d vrdi-r requiring a vote to be 1 ' olloo. Ii. wolid be ridiculois for ht- connot.tee to t;riiig inl an order sh ; is ion tIe calendar and permit a dbt "hi in it th-.t pwrtains to the bill it St I ;' tlor wi;i Ibe disposed of oi u 3 h .t'iib!'it'ans haOve comle to no0 I" -10io, as initimnated by Mir. WVil li.Ilms. T'hiey will not act a~s a body cin thib. was so batdly burned thaut he !i. dI soton afI: rrdls. A.brahaui Cohen, btrte (lMa ics, wvho slept in the storew asuit'l to get otit and heWvas lbuirntdet, th athi. Cauose of thle explo sI Mn is iuknowni. Oi texaiitination of the premises it wasL loun ld I hat the gas lixttires had all bet'n iinseretwed, allowing an uninter - r'upt ed ilow of. gas into the store room. A gasolinie cani, empty, was also found; t in< tairy als:o tleveloped the fact that a -. ie ad be1min employedtt nearly al11 Snight ('art.ing goods fromi the store by way of' the back entr'ance. 'These facts, r with other mrinor circuimst'ances, make 'a complicte ('haln of evidence to tIhe el l eet, that, thi' mien had prepared for an Sappar.'iitly miysteriouls coilagrationi, - hut mnatdvertenitly, probably, one of Ii thm lighted-i a match, and the gas I laden atmios phere of the st ore inmedi -ately exploded, causing the results aI readly nioted. From the only surviving mem'iber's of the fuamily, the wife and -children, not hing can be learned beyondl hehalf cofsinconveye d In the Thje IRailroati War. CIi Al 1:li-:.irO), S. C., March 7.-In the I 'niiteIl States Court to-day all the rail - roads uite'l in suit aigainist the Comp t. troller General and the County Treas I iur'ers of every County in the State. f'l lie su it prays an1 injiimitionl, which - was gr'anit.'d, restraining any State Sollicial fromi levyIng uploni the property I of anly of' the railroads for non-payment - of taxes on I he basis of increasedl as sessmtent ortderedl by the board in De >cenmbet(r last. 'Thle roads had tendered - pay mnit of taxes on the assessment of -the ye-ir beforte but thIs had been r'e - fused. The time for paymuent of taxes - ixp1irned FebI ruary 20 and1( the time for - fte begininig of' suits by the State is I lixd tiIor Slatrch 9th. This injunction stops ih.iese proceedIngs and1( opens up a Itonig Ilitigation . TJhe follow in g roads li (eP prItes t o the suilt: Ric'hmond and bIn)r v ilt', Wilmington, Coluimbia and3( A tlgti.ta.- Souith Carohina, Charleston, Num titer awlh Nort.heorn, 'Three C's, Notrthiea;stern and several othears.--Co lniumbia llegister. N r:w (OnIi-:ANs, Marc!h 3.-Tlhe a~c tiat weight of 7,09,056I bales of the 'ottlon crop,. emibrac'ing port rece its anld ovterhand o for the six months endled F"ebri'uar'y 29 is 50)1 9-100 potunds against 51)1 5~>-100 po)tundhs pe(r bale last year. I )t'tiiled ave'rage's aire as follows: Texas 52I 22-100, od'cretase from last year ~ 76 1tmpunds; Louisiana 500) 21 100, det'crias( 2 23- 100; Alabama 498, decrease 10; Georgia 4184 5-100), decrease 10166-100; Sooth (Carolinai 489, decrease -4 81-100; North Caurolina 495 1 100, decrease - 2 81 100; Virginia 4913 5i5-100, increase 3 11-100; T'enneissee, including Memphis, - St. Louis and ovelandil, 508 20-100, de. crease 2 93- 100. Net decrease for the I whole compared with the close of Jan r uiary this~ year one pound per bale and - jcompared with the close of February last year, 8 40-100. Elect ropso se. Why sull'er with sickness or discase when you can be so cafily and quiickly cured without inedicine by the use 4t Ohe "Elecctropoise. Mlrs. J. V. B. Edvaild i sys she %as severely anlieted with ilemilatic dillicul ties and was threatened with paralysis; took the treatment with the Electropoise three mnouths. Now her long tanuding complaints are greatly relieved and her general health improved; her apuetite, which had been failing, is restored, eatijg feely and enjoying her meals, In spite of advancing age, the Electropolse has tri upmhed till she now declares that 1500 would be no temptation for what she has already received. Mits. J. W. B. EDWARDs, No. 40 Wheat .1t. Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. W. A. looreehthusliastically stated to an in JaY A LL i)I!ioI8Ts. t.PPA BRS,Poreos DrIst,, ipa' lc.SVNAi A RI LIPWA T OS..PAINcirs Talbot & n, ManufacturerIt ENGINES, BOILERS, ,4 COTTON SEED OIL M4,PIIN iRY, and all kinds TOBACCO MACULNERt CORN AND WHEAT LLS TURBINE WATER. HEELS. SAW MILLS, WITH RuH'E FEED, or BELT AND VARIABLE FRICTION FEEI), IMPROVED DOGS, AND SET WORKS AND TIMBER GUAGERS, giaduated to sixteenth of an incA 1200 to 5600. Brick Machinery and Wood Working Machinery a speclaIty. Planing Machines f200 and upwards. Drying Kilns for Brick and Lumber. Every yard should have one. Plans and drawings for construction fur nished, We sell the highest grade of M#chinery and at low prices. V. C. BADHA, GENERAL AGENT, COLUMI A, S. G. Feb 19-1v. UR1E5 ALL 5KIN AND Ni DseASES ...-1.. ' . 6 . millf coculif CO sifloo -%,14to grM aisr ' s k s o al 01"I Gl *anJuliar Swelliings, R111 suwia U. alarla, old 11.1ci 11icard that have rftisttd si ra11 e , Caltmb, CU 9 ,L c PAV.A0AR .-. THE LARGEST STOCK, MOST SKILLED WORKMEN, olth rar ira rarble Wori. F. H. HY ATT, 1s the best lace in South Carolina 0r $outhern States to secure satisfaction in American and 'ItaIan Marble Work. Al' khuis of Cemetery Work a speciality. . - T 'ABLETS, IR E AI)STON EhS,' M ON UIMENTfS, &., Send( for prices andt uil informa~tion., F. H. HYATT April81y COlU MBIA. 8. U. First Class Work. V ery Low Prices. Buggies, Car riages, Road Cartsu, Wagons, ate., Warralnted Second to none. Y Inquire of nearest dealer in these goods, or send for Catalogue-Mentioning tai. H-OLLFR & ANDERSON~ BIU(WY COMPANY,' Rock Hill, 8. (d.