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. . .wor?t "to V. ' BY A.W. riKi. ' ailc poets sing, and laurels bring (tockth Awarder's krdw, i toifeaui hljKu be, all gr4en and free, 4 For liim that holds tho plow. < * All hail the hand that tills the land? A noble work to de, lly God designed to raiso the uiiud A|d i|ak^ it happy, tcy , t 'TVtAb HcarcnV will that man should till Tho soil on which he stood? riant earth's broad field, that it might yield A harvest rich and goed. Then why should mau disliko tho plan 'WMvh. tho Kterjial made? "T Qnit tne ple^, and aieanly bow "j To some low humble trade? > All farmers good have long withstood ' }Iho fucord of fools and fops?* * Wtiose t?w8*oneArth, e'er since their birth, lias bccu?to cat his crops ! r ? < P ? ' 2 ' In rosy morn, at <lay*8 first dawn, lie's up for labor's wealth, To breatlio the air, so pfirc and fair, Which gives him perfect health. Throughout the day, without delay, lie labors, fresh and strong? Arranging crops, as beet he may? Nor think:! the houis too long. ' Ills maAfy fbifcu doth breast the storm, Nor dread the winter cold. Nor Sol's hot rays, in summer days? For labor infltes htm bold. lie ever stands with open hands. To feed the needy poor ; I, A steward true, o'er all his lapds, And keeps an open door. ' S I f Then hail tho baud that tills the laud, A noble work to do? lljr God designed, to raise the mind And make it happy, too. TUB DQOLITTLB DELEGATION, < to A*''WokA)rb rights coirviirrioir." > (i c J?! \ / i BY MISS L. VIRGINIA SMITH. "Tho Woman's Rights Convention, Is not laid low in dust? ? A bettor time is coming? Jltcaute?it will and must!" ^ Woman of thf 19ih Centyry. 'As I wax savin', that limb Kato Lang *tou, ehe/wux tWo with her saaij blaok - yes an' curly hair; she'd rid into town foi eauio mischief or another, au' slopped It see what wuz goin' en at tho 'cademy jusi fur pure downright impcrcnce. She paii 'em a dollar all roun', jist to git to lair ai au' bedevil 'cm by turns. She begged then In rniw^nihfr her nflfhrslmnntfil v tr? l.ln< r?.nn vention, when oallcd upou to the rcsponsi bio dootics of of judgiu' and punishiu' al things masculine fur the wrongs of crusificc wiminiukind, an' her word au' houor tba< jsbo would never cease to pray fur rhcir sue cess in upsettin' all sorts o' /t'ranizin' met ?the grate Juggernauts; an' bringiu' nil irreghr males to order?the low-flung ras cals I Mies Skinflint wnz a tenrin' abili iiouist, and Kate, as she slipped the dollai into her grocu silk ridicule, went on with s wonderful poor mouth story about a younj crcctcr which sum stupid wretch had brunj: oyer to this ked'ntry, an' called her s HiPock Slave,' as if niggers could be brung frum cuny civilized nation but Afriky whero they grows spontaneous. When sht H turned over to Miss Trotjvcll, who Cakes or fa^nishin' about beoovalense, an' patruoiz hi la' an' all that sort-o' stale viltals, Kat< Laagstoa locked as if she wuz jist reddjr U bust right out a cryin' every uiiuit, ap' sicl a faec as she put on, to tell Miss Trotwel for murcy's sake to do her little possible t> save a poor forlorn Lnooccnt gal, a furiuc too, named Jinuy Linn, that sum olo m 'count, celled a Mister Harnem, wuz trailiu all over crcatioa. inakiu' a nurtv mint n money eoinpolliu' iter to sing perched up 01 4ho tip top of a great outlandish inginc thu (they called an Opary?that is, he wautci her to sing on that, but she wouldn't?fac wuz, she didu't want to sing at all, am then the ole deceitful would be nil houey an sugftr a coaxin', an' calliu' her a nightin gale, an' all that sort o' tomfoolery. Tbci sho cuin to Miss Saffross, an' tolo her then wuz a very deccut woman liviu' out hoi way, who wuz the wife of one liilly l'attcr sou, that suui body had bin hittiu'?well this woman begged her to git sum of tlx delegates when they went to tho conren tion to find out the nasty, or'nary, low-livet wretch that struck her dear, dear Billy, an bring him to consign eternal punishment thai is to say, liangin', or buruiii', or manslaughter an'tsicli like. Kate said that although this strikiu' of a woman's husbau' might not by most people be considered as iiiterforin', with Wiimoin's rights, in her private 'pinion, publicly expressed, it wuz the worst sort ef interfering 'cause fur why, nobody's got enny right to hit a feller but his wife, ma' she hca got that right?besides, wiuitnen's got.a right to complain enny how, if they please, an' Kute hoped that on those 'ere grounds the affair might be 'tended to instantcr?so Miss Saffrons promised on her sacred word an-' honor. Sez Kate, 'say iudeed, indeed, sere as you live an' broatho !' 'Indeed, iudccd, as sure as 1 live an' hrAfllllO F'll nnwor olir f m*w Miso * # i*l?* UOUIUUB, throwin' up her eyes an' hands. 'Now/ scz Kkto, net she, 'remember you'vo sworn !'? All this wuz dono very solemn-like, an' I've no doubt but what that story wuz true, Kate wuz to airnest and bescccchin'; besides, it's natur fur a woman to hate a uinn that licks her huaban' ereo if she does lick him herself.' 'Monopoly !' ejaculated* Ilarry. 'Don't put me out, Henry Clermont/ said Mrs. Dowberry with dignity. 'Well, as I wuz sayin' aro/e, there wuz a hull creation lull of other wimmiu there. Sally Snooks, who wanted some remidy fur her husbadVi stwin' ont o' nights at low-flung taverna?j. jfh Miffl Jeouniy Jonea?of all the stupids that ever died stupid, she's the stupidest, 'oept about sizj au' b a Ilka dozen of them's < hot husban'?Well, sho \f4aUd a law passed to make htm a -bigger siHy -than ho is uow, -i . (though sho ought to be satisfiod, lau' knows he's too no-acoouut fur the fool-killer's use,) i but she wanted* liiui' ta wash dishes, na' i .cook, an' luiu'd llio children, < (they're got i Xho John Kodgcrs' compleuiont.) an' peel jJertatcrs, an' dry appletf by way V-of recreation. _Se? Kato Lnngstoo, 'That's right, Miss Jones, fair play an' no favors !' One ols woufou "iu a corder Would keep holhrid' out to Skinflint* to ask the price 6' chickens?she used to jew the poor ole creetur awful?two young flirty gals wdz whisperin' to Miss Saffrons, to bring the lust uow fashion fur 'sacks,' an' lend them the patterns first ones j. an' sum several, both <uam'd*au'.singlo,.w?tc cryin' out that a law must be past to put down tho Independent Order of Odd Fellers. 'Mercy! sez Kate fjgngsUui, 'what's the use ? that's what our.?ex is doin' cycry day, by tho laws of llighuicn?we dou't go in fur soopcrfiuitioa, I can put dowp (ho independence of half a dozen riirht here, an' I'll chansro ono at lca?t from odd to even, boforo many summers are ever, I'd be bound.' So it wui agreed to lot the odd fellers alovfo fur tbo prosscnt, secin' as how iu tho course of uatur' they must nil at sum time or another be extaruiiiiated. 'But,' sex Kate, scz she, 'there's another matter nearer home that must be laid afore thia powerful convention, an' stopped immediately. There is a set of mean, or'uary, low-flung scoundrels, goin' about the ked'utry, pryin' into other folks consarus, and takin' away their census.? (Juodness knows if tlicy'ro let run on what will become of us, fur men haint got tho 8cuso the law allows 'em now. It's a real, low* lived pcrsocutin' scz Whe,'gut up ou purpose somehow or another to put money in the pockets of souie poor kin of theirs, that that they go their deths fur, an' call 'Uncle Sam,' an ole, mean, stiugy, lazy good-fur oothin, I'll be bound! Then they all agreed to pat a stop to this sistem of takin' away wbnt littles senses men bad, poor innocents?an' Kate?I thought tho vixen would a died tho dcth of the wicked?sho laffcd, an' lnffcd, till tho tears rolled ovor her rosy oheoks, an' her great black eyes sparkled like diamonds. Well, so they went ou fur plum three hours?at last 'twuz no tified to tho nieetin' that Miss Saffrons would read 'tin tho speech she had writ to ; speak iu the convention. They kep' hoir lerin' 'Ordor/ 'Order,'?but it 'peared like ) that 'Order' preferred not to cum?till t Kate Langston, all of a suddint, sprung up I ou a cheer, au' pullin' off her ridio'-cap, t calls out, 'hats off, gentlemen !'?then strik i iu' a thuuderi?' blow on the tablo with her whip?'Silence! all creation au' a lew of the rest of mankind, not to mention the 1 wiuimcu an' children !' They wur all as 1 mute ns mice in a miuft, an' Miss Saffrons l asccndin' the cheer beguu?1 never should - a miuJod her logg ring o' diuMtWod^f, i but l'vo heerd Kate Lnngston speak it I right off twenty times seuco, au' I've o'en a most lamed it bo heart. Soz Miss Saf. frons, scz she?I mean read she?scz she, r rendiu' like? i 'Feller citizens?I'm uot 'customed to ; public spcakin' before sich highfalutin' au; dienccs. My idces her bccu so poor of late i that I'd a grato notion of puttiu' 'eui out to ; grass prevyus to this monumcntuous occa, shun. Yet here I stand before you a spockled s l.ermit, wrupt iu the riscu-sun couulcrpaue i of my popilarity, au' iuteudin', Providence - pormittin', and the creek don't riso, to 'go > it blind !' 7Vraat man aint a goin' to be > able to pick himself up arter the 'oumelatod l lalous of this Convention has strickiu dowu 1 on his devoted bed like vials o' wrath, or u a thousand o' brick, (taint no odds which of r theui figgerative inundos you take, feller0 sufferers, botb's oxpressivc.) Feller-citizens! ' I'm occ great big dispisc fur the bull maska' lino crce-ation (ccpt six)?us I rstaurked on j the forcgoiu' line, feller-siBtcrn, I'm agin man t ?I'm right plum furnenst tho hull crew, 1 from Deacon Snook's cow-boy down to Cut pid, Venus an' llighman (them's ones you 1 read about,) it don't mako a dif o' bitter' euoo their all 'bominable, 'bomiuabler, 'bouo i it ablest?'specially sic t as Muuroo Kdt wards, the Wandering Jew, nn' 1'agauini i ?an' fur all tho last wuz both a pagan nn' r a ninny, 'twa'nt so much worse than the rest, fur they're all hoathous an' sillies to, gethor.' ; Ilcre she stopped to get breath, and Kate - Lungston struck the table another thuudorI in' lick, cryin' out?'Hit'cut again; they've ' got no frenda !' i. 'Miss Saffrons pursccded?'Feller-soldiers - au' martyrs ! wiuiuten hus rights, nn' Uuiy're , gum 10 nave muui rigius, iu bpite ot hus bun's or Ilotlsntots ! Vouvo scon C'iusar a crossiu' the llockibun?you've seen Uonypurto a crossiu' the river Alps?you've seen the suu a crossiu' the equinocturuial line? an'jist so, fcller-sistcru, you'll behold us inarchin' plum over that line of embarkation which man bes raised bctweou us an' our cvcrlnstin', undyin' rights, an' drlvin' hiui from his strong den in tho publio 'pinion?the mean, sucukin', cowardly krukkydilc ! I'm not tho uian to shrink from no sich imniQrgincy as lhi??I go fur wiuimcn's rights at all hazards an' to the last extremity? I do! Wimmcn's Conventions is risin' ?an' wimmon's voioes is risen'?an' wimmen's tcmpcrj is risin', an' I'd jist be ploased to know what's a goin' to stan' before (fuil?it'll carry all creo-ation before it, ber.AllfiA^.vrhi* KapqiiOa V/ sMi n :#?- 1?i ?? mmj , 1/VVMMUU tt ? n WUVU lU^IU an' nntur ! Folleraoldiors! iu sioh'a vaiim as this we're numerous ? foot of the business is, wo'ro a perfect epidemic, aa' like that we'll prevail!' f V " "That soulsarojnu' cloquenso tJBo't think long upon rat wunat, it's exhaiUtfn'. 'Well, at last nil wui reddy, an' off they started, cxpcctin' to go down to Mussyohusets, dissolve the uuivorse, or sich a matter, ?od come back in six weeks. Tim Simpkins and 'Siah Longtongae look them in' the ole barouche to Springfield, whore they allowed to take the rail road as they "wan led to go by (iliaoinuaty. Duu,hcscd they were goiu' to ride ou an irou-horse, but I n boxtjfl his ears well for his tJui-foolcry.? u Poor ole Parsdh Skiofliut wanted to go with g them mightily, jiat to make all right as he t< sed, but they wouldn't hear to it?they s< diu't waut any man on top of the grecu h airth to tako kcor of'them?reckon they \ had money euuff au' seuso enuff to take t kecr of themselves?besides hadn't they a t right? Miss Skiofliut would a seen him h iu Jec-rusnlcm afore she'd a spent that o much money on- sick a poor snake? p 'twouldn't pay no how, an' she wuz thiukin' r about gittin' a new bonnet outeu the ex- c pensis, I'm dubous. Iu two days Tim au' y Siah cuui back?they said they left the o delegation goin' to the depo', an' that wuz I every mite of satisfaction wo could git out- s eu the nasty, sneakiu', provokin' wretches, c I tole 'cm they both deserved a rouu' five j hundred fur their impcrcucc, to say uothin' a of their cussiu' so astonishin' severe.? i 'Goin' to the dc?but I won't say it, j comiu' over sich blusphcaiin' is awful sub- i lime, an' makes ono feel chilly and nurvi- 1 ous. Cussin' is distressin' an' don't do uo I good no how. Ole Deacon Ironside who wfcut to sda when he wuz a juvenilo, used I to cum it amazin' strong by spells?he called i it cmfasizin. I've heerd hiui ovcrhaulin' l every blessed human on the lot that a way, ; his omfasiziu wuz powerful, you might a heerd it hull'auiile. Poor ole crectur, he's gouc to that ked'ntry whou;c do traveler never rcturus fruui.' Like the delegates, remarked Harry. No?'twaa't so, the lau'l didu' I tell you about it ? Yes, they did return, an', honey, they cuui a flyin'! Sakes alive! this world an't' other ked'utry! how dumbfounded wu? all Doolittlc bodily, one uiornin' to sco 'em all cbmc trampin' down street Injun' file, with an olo ox cart of baggpgc a bringin' up the rear?fact, I wish I may nevor stir ! That very eveniu' I goes roun' ' to sec what's in thuader to pay j so Miss Saffrons sho jist ups an' tells me tho hull rigmarole. You see, when thoygotto Cinoiunaty, they axed in course fur a fashionable tavern?who but they ? Folks tolo 'em to go the?not the depo', (lau'l I went an' scd it agin !) no, city folks is too pcrlitc for that, but they tolo 'em to go to the?to the ?lawk ! the whnt's name, I mean.' [conclued next week.] In tuk Whono Ukhtii.?It was in a Pullman '6lceper' Lctwoen Albany and Buffalo. Among the passongers wcro a middle-' 'aged couple, cviaoully on their first journey, aud a sour-faced old uiaid, rather desiccated in her generul effect, who was travelling alouc. Tho couple had an upper berth, and the 'maiden well stricken in years' the upper berth in tho adjoining soetion. In luc same car wcro a couple ot frolicsome youths, ready for auy sort of mischief. Bud timo cauic, and all hands retired. But the huebtrad eouM not sleep. Whether it was because tho motion of the curs, the noise, or tho novelty of tho situation, ho could not tell, but, try as ho would, ho could uot sleep. At length it occurred to him that ho wus thirsty. The more ho thought of it the more thirsty he got. So he culled the porter, who brought tho ladder and helped him down. Now, while ho was gone for tho water one of tho "boys' stopped out of bed aud shifted tho ladder so that it rested against tho berth in which tho aucicnt muidon wns sleeping, and then returned to his bed to note tho result. In a moment or two tho husbaud returned and crept quietly up the steps, anxious to make as little noiao as possibles so as not to waken bis wife. The occupant of tho berth, thus rudely intruded upon, awoke with a start and screamed. Tho husband, supposing it to be his easily frightened wife, tried to reassure her aud said, 'It's only me.' 'Only vou. vou old scountlrnil.' said the venomhln maiden, 'I'll teach ycu u lesson,' anil with that she seized hiui by the hair of his head and screamed for help. Thcu ho howled with pain. Then his wife, awakened by the noise, discovered whero her husband was, and raised b r voice iu lamentation, heaping reproaches upon bcr faithless spouso. The passengers alt got up, ami demuudud an explanation of the coin notion, and foremost among them wus the wretch who caused it all. Then tho husband, covered with confusion, and utterly unable to account for what be bad done, climbed down from his perch, and slunk away to bed, whero he was Boundly lectured for bis faithlessness. Altogether it wan a most uncomfortable though a ludicrous situation, and the glances of dcfiaucc that wore exchanged hot ween tho wife and the old maid all through the next day were a study.? The cause of all the trouble leaked out, but it uovcr reached tho ears of those chiefly uffcctcd by it.?Jioalon Transcript. Division Superintendent G. O. Hill, of the Grio ltailwuy Company, has just issued a very singular order, ft is that the brake I tucu vii vaiu ki?auP| iiuu uopruiuiiy lUU freight trains, must stop flirting with the lady passengers and with the girls along the route, and tho conductor must sco that this order is strictly enforcod. This is vory funny, inasmuch as it leaves the eon* ductors the apparoot right to flirt with thf !>retty girls, and squeeze their arms wbilo iclpiug them down the cor steps as much as they like.?Patlerton Guard inn. Absent or Present ??One of Lou voift'ft irmv insneetors instated on r?nnriinnr ~t~* --f.~. ??s Mirnboun absent from a review, when he ' was only a little late on the ground. The major of iho regiment urged extenuating eircuinsurhccx for his junior, but the in* specter was inflexible. 'Monsieur/ said Mirabeau, 'I atn then truly absent in your opinion?' 'Yes, Monsieur.' 'In that esse, this uo doubt passes in my absence," and j immediately rains a shower of euttf with his riding-whip on the inspeotor, leafing him in soma difficulty of reconciling Aict and theory.?Macmilfans Magazine. JtauAixY ArruuAiaij Now.r*-A' goojd "I iany years ago Toih Corwin, "tof "blessed J leoiory, when Secretary of the Treasury, ave sonic advice to ayouug'man who cauie o hiui with an application K>r office that deer ves to bo writton in letters of gold and tung up in tbo conspicuous places about Q Vanhiugton. *My doar boy,' said he, 'go ,, 0 the Northwest, buy oiie hundred andsiiy acres of governnieut land, or, if you lave not got tho money to purchase, squat n it, get you un axe aud a mattock, tut np a log cabin for your habitation and aisc a little coru and potutocs ; keep your onscicnce clear und live like a frocuiun, rour own master, with no one to givo you irders and without depoudened "upon any>ody. Do that, aud you will be honored, rjpcctcd influential and rich. Hut accept n 1 t._L:_ i : i _t_i . n j. riurKsmjj ucrc, unu yuu hiup at unuc an iuuu)cndcncc j your energies become relaxed, md you nrc uufi'tcd for any other and more | ndependcnl positiou. I may give you a place to-day and turn you cut to-morrow ; ind there's another niau over at the White House who can turn me out, and the people by-nud-by can turn him but, and so we go. Hut if you own uu acre of land it is your kingdom, and your cabin is your castle : you are a soveroigu, and you will feel it iu every * throbbing of your pulse, and every day ?f your life will assure me of your thuuks for having thus advised you,' Pluck and Plod.?In a recent extemporaneous address delivered by Mayor Hall f before a class of busiucss college gruduutcs the following passage occurs : I "There is no better word in the English language than 'plod.' If you would really and truly succeed iu life, young men, you must plod. 'Oh,' says somebody, 'John Brown?a snap of tho finger for him ; he is only a plodder !' Only ? plodder !? There never was a man, though ho was tho most brilliant genius iu the world, who did not owe whatever of real success he may have achieved to being a plodder as well. It is all very well to coruscate and light the path of life, but it must be pluck aud plod that carries n man successfully over.' 1IEAI TIFUL THINGS AT 1 JAM ES ALLAN'S, i 8 O 7 KINO STREET, 1 CHARLESTON, S. G. RICH JEWELRY i i of New and Elegant Designs, and exquisite Workmanship. FINE .WATCHES, American and Swiss, , of the Intent Stylet*. DIAMONDS, PBMRLS, CAMEOS, k? wellw less rosl^eh, la Great Variety. sr/:/{r.ix<f* sil vem wa re In Fresh and Beautiful Patterns, especially adapted for wedding Presents. SILVER-l'LATEI) WARE Tea Sets, Waiters, Ice ritclicrs, Butter Dishes, Cups, Goblets, Ac. CIIOICK FANCY GOODS. French Clock*, Bronze*, Ftnt T hit Cull try. Opera Gla**ts, Fine Olatucnrt, ,\e. TIIE BEST GOODS AT THE LOWEST I'll ICES. REMEMBER THE PLACE ! JAMKHALLAN, 307 King Street, CHARLESTON.. Mny 9 19 3m TIME T A III.F. OF THE Spartanburg & Asheville R. R. 3S1> S. tr. A C. K AI MtOA I>? rcsjgWgglMgB To ffolnto Effect, Monday, Juno 2, 1870. DOWN TRAIN. | UP TRAINS A rive. Leave. STATIONS. Arlvc. Love. r> (Kinin llpmlfnonvlllc. #20" li 10 Flat Click. 6 lA 0 2.1 f'olcinan* 5 45 *0 40 a in S M Saluda S HO 7 10 MclriMfl li M 7 40 Tryon CUy 4 43 7 .10 ; I .intclnim* 4 30 0 10 |<'?ni|LlK.-lla 4 16 K 34 Ionian 4 00 H 40 I amnion 3 .10 |i in 0 00 i Air-I.luo Juiic'ii --0 30 0 :I0 a ni K|iartnnliur|( S 10 10 03 I I'acnkt I 2 4.1 10 21 Ijoiicaville I 30 1 10 60 1100 | Union 2 03 2 0.1 |ll 27 iHantuc I 40 11 47 Fifth I>ani I 23 12 03 She Hon I 10 12 1.1 l.ylci Font 100 ] 12 30 12 47 Hlrolher* 12 41pm 12 40 fl 30 Alston 12 10pm * Brcakfut. f Dinner I Trains on S. A A. IM will lie run hy A. L. Time JAS. ANDERSON, Superintendent. H A Y F O R H A L E I J A AAA POUNDS Timothy, Clover and tUjUUv llerde G?as?--lhe finest ever offered t in union. At no. 1 Kui Union, adjoining the Post Office. Price reduced. Ternift C'hhIi. n. F. RAWL8' Cheep Cash Store. May 28 21 tf r>. A. TOWN8KND, 8. A. STOKE*. ( TOWNSENP & STOKES, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, UNION, 8. C. Wilt practice in the State and United States . JmiK. January 1st, 1870, 1 tf Ready-Made Clothing AT pfices astonishingly low, at ' RICK k McLURK'fl. May 2 18 tf 1 ? -?- ?i? - i ? a "ames H. Rodger ?DEALER IN? R0GERIE8, HARDWARE, HOOTS AND SHOES. . _ ' M. 1X UFACTURER OF >*-yIN WARE, STOVE PIPE AND SHEET * . IRON PANS. ROOFING, GUTTERING A NO , REPAIRING DONE AT SIIOliT NOTICE* :o: HAVE just received a large lot of Urocerioa,i _ consisting of Stignrs. Coffee, Tea, Molasses and Syrups, Hncon, Lard and Salt, Flour, llice and Grists. "" Cliecse and Canned Goods, ALSO A COMPLETE STOCK OP - ? ^nntna cittaho a *tt\ *t a ma . lUUlOt SX1VII<3 Aflll AAX9, -I II ARD W ARE. In (Iiis line 1 linve everything you may want, roiu a Cambric Needle to a llrond Axo. booking and Heating ||^es. NEVER SO CHEAP BEFORE. I invite an examination of my Stock, knowing that 1 can please in qunlily, quantity ami price. Do Y011 Want Tin Warn? 1 manufacture my own Tin Ware, Stove Pipe tad Sheet Iron Pans, which I warrant to he of tha vefy best quality, ROOFING, GUTTERING and REPAIRING DONE PROMPTLY AND WELL. fastings for Stoves furnished at the ShortestNotice. DONT NEGLECT TO CALL ON I JT. IT. RODCjEK. 1 Nov 20 48 | Ladies' and fient'e Shops. ~ I ALL the lending styles. An nnnsnetyj*goo<l ^ line of Ladies' Philadelphia mnde fine shoes. H Ladies' Kid Slippers and Ncwporls in lnrge vari- 1' cty. RICE & McLUUE. |L May 2 18 If Bg Greenville and Columbia R. R. P CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. | fiSwasatBte^BsaawaB i Passenger Trains run daily, Sundays except* I ed, connecting with Night Trains on South Car- I olina Railroad up and down. On and after I MONDAY, May 20th, the following will be the I schedule: Leave Columbia at.... 7.4ft ami Leave Alston 9-510 tin I Leave Newberry.... lO.ftOe m 1 Leave Cokesbury 2.17 pm 1 Leave Ilclloti 4.00 pnt I Arrive at Greenville. ft.Sft pni I IK) W X . Leave Greenville at....... ........ 8.0ft n m Leave Ilclton O.ftft a ft! Leave (Jokesbury 11,88 A ffl Leave Newberry 2.40 p rn Leave Alston 4.20 p tr. Arrive at Columbia.. ft.ftft p m ANDERSON BRANCH AND BLUE RIDGE DIVISION, tinwjt. vr. Leave Wfllhalln.IS a m Arrive 7.1ft p m Leave t'erryvllle...7.00 a m Arrive 0.40 p m (.cave Penuletoh...7.50 a m Arrive......G,00 p m Leave Anderson,.,8.ft0 a m Awive?.?.5,00 p m Arrive at Helton...0.40 a m Leave 4.00 p tn THOMAS DODAMEAD, fjpnoral nl?nrl?n#_ J aiik7. Norton, Jn., General Ticket Agent. June 0,1870. 23 If honcer Fajxr Manufacturing Cawjvf' MANUFACTURKIIH of Book, New^and wrapping I'APKR.John W NIvIioIhoD, Agent, Athene, Go For aamploof New*, aee tliil *heet. Nov 22 46 tf J. WALLACE" ATTOKNEY AT LAW AND TRIAL JUSTICE, UNION C. II., So. Ca. WILL practice in all Courts of this Slate.?" Prompt attention to business. Trial Justice business transacted without delay. Office opposite Hotel, in II. L. Gobs' new building. April 18 16 3m SAMUEL S. STOKES^ TRIAL J (JHTICK, Union , HH. C. All business in the jurisdiction of a Trial Jus-' ice attended to with promptness. _ Office over Sleeduan & Rawls' law office.Jan 3 LUBRICATING OABTOR tifffr I . FOR GRKA81NG CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, Sk** I For Sole by B. F. RAW IB JS No. J, Boat Cnio*. P May 23 W ff_ jjj Hosiery, B rHE cheapest and beat, at 3W #. W. PORTER'S J9 Cheap Slora. IS May 9 ,10 liCNMBC Mi UK 0?Ml? M (Jnllon, 1 at grEAR8 & COLTONJ. 1 April i 14 If } I