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? *" 1 - - 11 ? Tiik***Octk\rti; Mill" in Aikkn.? Vikeu, S. I C-, February ?Thi>tune lias been* lit rued in Aiken for the last for days, Immediately after the first while men were arrested afcl M& K\,ein discharged, Jim M*j?r was eharge?l"witli fyrgory mid bound ov# in the sum ul ihicc IiuH'Ij-*' 1 dollars. The warrant was issued by Tri$l Jus-t tioc Aftnew and served by.flbeiitf I lollop Thf United States Marshal iinmedialely .arrested th? Trial Justice and Sheriff, who gave bond iif the huiii uf three hundred dollars. Warrants were issued for thirly-lwo negroes by Justices Agncw I and Ford. These negroes are charged with riot.* On the day of election a hand of armed negroes paraded through the streets creating a great j disturbance, and when the Xlicrilf attempted to j arrest the ringleaders they assaulted him, but bo succeeded in arresting them and lodging thein in the guard house, t'halfuld. in hehalf uf the radicals, promised that if these negroes j were liberated no white citizens ??f Aiken t'oun- J ly should he arrested hy United Stales authorities. Ilow true his promise has been kept i* known by nil. Several more arrests have been inn?le hy I'ni- | ted Slates Marshals, among them Messrs. t'. Uonrluey, J. 'I'. .Ictlcout, II. I*. Ilulson, of IMgv- : liehl, and others. There are some of the most rabid Radicals j spending the season here. They seem to lake ' great interest in the proceedings, always siding J with the Radicals an*l negroes. Among them is a man named Rice, Irom V ermont, who is one of the most obnoxious and unprincipled charae- ! tors that we have ever t?een cursed with, lie has written n very hitter letter to a Vermont paper, in which lie abuses our people, lie says publicly that if we would treat the negroes as ycntlnmn there would be no more trouble in the South, and that the United Stales government has made a great mistake in not disfr.anchi-ing all the white people of the South for twenty years. 1 do not think our young men should be blamed if they give hint a genteel cow hi ling. It is .such men as llice who kcot> tlie unthinking people of the North continual! arrayed against the South. These men poison the minds of the ignorant negroes and cause them to do many deeds of violence that lltey would not otherwise be guilty of. We have no welcome lor such men. I either as visitors or immigrants. It would be I better to import Ihisluneii front M'riea than a Colony of Iticcs. We think if there is not a "lake that burnetii" there ought to be one.? ( '"/. /{ryistrr. OnniN\tion or \ Cui.oiti;:. Ut'tscor\i, ? A Large congregation assciubb'd yesterday morning, nth itist., in St. Mark's llpi- opal 1 Church, colored, at the corner of Warren and i Thomas streels, to witness the ordination of Mr. ! Tlta Ileus Salt us to lleacoti's orders, in accord- i anee with the reeotutueu lotion of the .standing committee of the Itioeese an I the appointment of llisltop 11 owe. livery seal in the building was tilled and rows of chairs hi |.he aides were occupied hy those who had been attraeted by the novelty of the occi-i u,. A number of the most prominent and substantial citizens were seated in the front pews. At I I o'clock the can lid.ale for ordination enlore I the church from the vestry room, and look his sc it in the mi I lie aisle, iuimc Lately tit front of the chancel. I li ter the circumstances he was naturally the observe I of all observers, lie is a slightly huili mutt of :it?. with merely a , tinge ot' th< Hihiopian in his skin, and no rvi ??vin?r ?m II III n ?? KMIIII'IM. 110 :ip|l0'irc<l I'OIII I posu<l ami very intent mi the services in which | we W IS about to lie enjfiljre I In .a few minutes I'.isliop Nowo, |?r. A. Toomer I 1* irler 'iti l the I'.ev. Messrs. .t. Mercier lireen, , Welch ami Ikthhi't took their setts jlt the chillieel. The services were then opene.! I>y Itev. I?r. ' I'nrler, wli ? aiimiuucc'l the I * ?i h llynm. "tilo- . li uis things of thee nre spokeir, which wu, sittijj with inuch spirit, the coiiKimyali joiiiiuo ! in with cU'ed. peniuu* prayers were ' then reail hv the l!ev. Mr. lireen ami the l.css his nf the il.iy were re i I hy |?r. I'nrier, after which an I the syuin.; of the '_'<.|-t llyinii, I "Father of mercies how thine car," \e , I?r. I llahhilt, who ha I hceti appointcl to preach the i or Filiation wrm .11. look his place at the -leak 1 mil ilelivere I a very timely ami thought fill 'lis | course from " ! Corinthians. iv. : "We preach ' not ourselves, hut Christ Jc-us ami ourselves your servants for .losus sako." lltn -T hi lly-w. -was then Riten out bv In- j l'ortcr, who took his place hy the sido of Mr. i Saltu.s. I>uriti? the viInriuir of the la<l verse of 1 the hymn they us-oemlc I the *leps of the altar ) lojjether ami stoi'l in front of the liishop. who then with the regular ceremonies of the Fpisco- i I ai Church, solemnly set apart the promising young mail, the tirst of his race iu South Carolina who has ever attaincj to this <licuity, to the j otlice of loacoii. After the imposition of the liislmp's hau ls j Mr. Salt us real the tiospel of the ?lay with excellent enunciation, a collection wis taken up ami. after the celebration of the c inniitt i <11. the interestino ami impressive exercises of the day came to an eml. Tut; Vim: I'ei'stiuiM I'.t t:< r is Vi.ux. -The I .suspicion that Vice l're.mlcut elect Arthur was j not horn in this country, ami i- therefore tint eligible to the position to which h h 1 eleete I, has gainc! con-ch-raMo pi-ouml in the pa-t few Jays. ,\ New Vork lawyer lias ni.iJc | an elaborate ex unit: ition of tiio t iets mi l it . appears that the records show tint his parents 1 i'I lint ro*i le in :iii? ??t" the ('..unties ..t \ . rhiont. where lie is allege.I t? h avc J . en horn, at tin' time of h .< hirth. ill-- ?> r u -late incuts as to where he tva> horn >lo not ajrec any more than i do the statement* of tin* year. Ilis hr.ither was horn in Fairfn Id. \ itiii >nt, hat n >t the Viee . I'resi lent elect, I'ltc-icr \lleti \rllinr. When admitted to practice law in New \ ork, he olainteil j to have heeti horn in ls:I", Mil the records show ! that that interestin-j event e o;l I n t have ne I carre l earlier than I s I 'J or Is'.: It i- state.! ! in a run her fact that since he lir-t informed 1 of the proposed linntino n;i ..f his oenonlo./y ho has heen writing letters eti.le iv iritijj to make I oh! resilients recall tliitn;- tIt-it ill.I hoi occur in ; oriler to o-1:*l?1 i-!i Ins hirth in Vermont, h'.it , without success. The developments in the ea-c are s i mart!ins an i re-t np >ti -t r 01i I' >un I itt >n of apparent truth that they lorn in I scrioti-. an.I instant attention It' it should he -liovvn that Fn^lish, after all, is entitle.) to preside over the I Senate, what a hl..\v to t"..i?\!iii^'s h .pes it v. ;!i prove. Fickle fortune will s .metiiues desert even its m )<t t tv .re I votaries, and if \rilnir ' tie 11 t V tee l'resi letit. otic jrreHt prop of an ever- | l iMin" amhit ion lias heen knocked away. -. - 1 /<"/ .re <! i: ' . Till. Wtvn i Ft tiTti.izi u W nitKs lit 11: ,, \ i.. l'hnr!c-luti, S ('., February >.?Tin works of the Waiidu Manufirturinr t'onipativ. on \shle\ I'.iver. nine miles from t!j,. city, were totally ilestroyel hy tiro yester I i) . d lie !':re li/tlt tied from nn unknown c.tij-e iti the a. : t clianthcr of j the huii liti^. and as there was n slight N irtheart wind hlouitio, the whole works were s.,on en , veloped in t'.lines l.t"!ity operative- li tliv ' jlfoiiiel li 1 all in their p nver to -1 the pr , ^re-sot the c'iiJia^ration, hut the intense heal ' an I -.ulfoeatino fumes of the huriiino - 'j kur preveiile I miyt hiti-r effectual t - -iii.' d tie. I e iiiiiMiti1; h-iii,.* ! no. Tli- ilui! liti"s ^n I So ? i.Ijinory were value 1 tit tin t. m i tin- works | an I the material on hau l were in-tif" 1 !kr The w irks an 1 n.n liin- t-y are tv t til lo-s. The damage : tin- pritu-i; >1 f. r?ili/? i" tut 1 nikterial on Inn 1 t- li t llioii.'lit to he very yreat and tli ? ilvtt.'i; will prd.Uiiy am itiiil I < ; 7o or <s i i>er rent. ? ? lit- v W i i.t. I\ vv s I' vet. anion ' ill v 11. - I lint Ibieliu .1 ii n i I'l-r in I I'.ir.T i i:;.v i iii .; n! i ii i' ion in* I lie rente I ii- in I in- iv !' I 1 r in v , li-raso of ilie Itl i Her < r Ki limy ?. uii 1 ilint n t 1"-- tlrlii nlie III t ' ! In1 ItlilltiITt I'.iliii v, ! III male mil te:n?a\ sutler 'run iler in; -nii'iit u( llei-e .!> _' iii-, aii i i.e^'i i i r fiiiluru ! > use j.rojier | reine lie- I.urre many m untimely " a\ on \u- | liiermis rmiibi tint ion- hive boon 11 ie I I'.i timer), llriek |)ii-i lie;. -its, ISriitlit's His ei", \V? i , ne-sin lli -'i an I llijis. j.r oiluce I by i|er?:;^e- ! tiient nl' Ilia Her iui'1 Kilney*, but n-itio i?I? siu li b ipj.v re-nils n? Uiinkiu's Kxlr i I 'tiielm an 1 .!:iit11 i-r. It'ymi sutler from auv ili-ea-r I | lie -o "! i'nis, yet u hottlu one er I wu v. ii! re!is.\e Villi I'rej. irn I only by limit, Itankin \ l.aiu ir, \tlantn ?:?. Soi l by A. M CI I'.I'.IIS Jati 7 I a lU 'Jtn * e m (The ox?iu*Wi] . iilnfoft-.^inrs^5 It. fH, STOK KS, Ktil tor! 1 \i- UNION. Kill l).\V, Sliblil. lit \ ll.l?l. ! ( silBgCKiniON- -S2 00 TEK ANNUM. * ADVEkTJSINO. OliiM^unrv'dAiic iych. firtt uivrtiiiti, - ? Sl"i I jilt insertion* 7 i I.literal -lis.-oiiui mete in nieicliants ami utlii'M ? !* rtliing I'.r >lx iiiontlo.or i>v tin' yr.tr. * < lliituary Nulkf. nl t< n Inn's or I' - inscrlt <1 free. " over ten lilies, cli;irgei| a? Advertise* tin'iila. 'iM ii i: \otim;. Citations, Notices to Creditors and .Notices of Final Discharge must be paid for before they will appear in our columns. lir.if" Necessity will compull us to <li.scoiititiue ! soil ling the Timi.s to those subscribers v.!i > are in ai re it s an>l who do not pay up during this in itit li. - * Cotton Market. The inclement weather does not seem to have, kept the farmers from bringing ilicir cotton to market Sales during Ilie week, although not a bale came in on Wednesday, was -inO bates, at extreme prices ranging from tljfii 11^;. The lower price was lor stained cotton, :i large quail* j lily of wliicli is now coming in, an I the higher price was paid for a choi'-e ui ti" lo, picked hef>re ! the II weather set in. The late.-: reports from t harleston, New \ ork ami Liverpool markets indicate a slight deeliiie. The prices paid here i leave no room fir a margin for shippers. ' * I We regret to slatethal liev. Ik It. Smart ^ was taken <piite sick ltisl Saturday ami on Snn- | 'lay eoiitiiuied loo ill to preach, lie is recover- j ing slowly ami hopes to he in his pulpit next | Sunday. ; Mr. tieorgo (jriliam, an old citizen of this t'oiinly, died tit his residence near Santnc, 1 on the k'Tth nit., after a long and painful illness V from dr-ip-y. lie wa- within a lew weeks of I heing HI \ ears old. No Mail hy the down train was received here on Wednesday, consequently the favors of our correspondents at .lonesville and Star Farm did not coinc to hand until we were putting our paper to press yester lav. ... ? I lie I hat le-toii, S. I'., Ihiggillg Factory j which started two years ago, is now one of the ho-t paying investments in the State the stock heing "piiic-l at Si ID a share within two years I after the eoiniiieiieeinent of the work. ... Zivo/" Jnlge Wallace is having a pretty fence put up in front <if his dwelling. flic posts ami rails arc of seasoned chestnut with \ inch wrought iron r-> Is as puling. It will lie a , snh-tantiat fence presenting a light trad ta-.ly appearance. Tho Hot Suppor. T!ie l.adies conducting the Hot Supper for the evening of the I'.th, have concluded to charge the price of the sunner. oil cent*. at the 'lotii*. i; u li person who paysthc toilranee fee will hf pn-ffutf-l with a ticket, enlitlino liim to a -upper. ifirliitliii<: tlif wln.lv I'ill of fare. To a<hl to tlif ninu-i'liif lit of I lie fvoniiij;, :i huche lor tun pff^ftitfl a beautiful Ttf to bo awarlc'l the prettiest voting la>ly in I'tiiott. A Vnluablo Painphlot. He arc iii'lflitfl to Col. .1 >lirt T. Sloan, the ' attfiitivf ami eliiciciii Clerk of thi llott-o of j llf|'ff.ifntatives, for a very valttahle little pamphlet with the following eotitenls : A list of Acts a til joint lie solutions ( isse i at the recent N/siioii of tho Legislature; an alphabetical roll I of Members of the (ifticral Assemhly. The uuiiilier of Acts mi'l joint lles ilntioni a lopte I i.\ I I. The Senate consists of:! I inemhers, one from each eoiinly in the State, except Charleston, which has t wo Senators. In the House of llcpreseniati ves there arc 1 If I members. ttf these Til are farmers ; 'J I are lawyers; II are physicians; s are merchants ; live mechanics : two teachers, tin 1 one minister. . Tho Pi oil nt out Somsnary W e call the attention of our res lers to the tulvertisenient of I'r f. linger, Principal of a select high class school recently opene'l in the large hiiiMino formerly known us tlie Pie.lniotit ll otse, ' in Spartanburg. The location is .ailmirahle for siteh ai. institution. being centr il yet .stiliiciently retire I to five it theipiiet an 1 rural sutroiiii l ings which are erJculati"! to iti'lttee stit'ly aid uroni .lc the he ill !i 'in I t'.i'nl.ii'i ot' il>? > 1 I*i*'. I". Ila;?i'r proposi s in inilvf the I'io I in >:i t Seminary one of tho most lit mt-1 ctlieionl institMiions in tho South. :m 1 from the liijh lit- ; ornry st tilling of a 1 >n^ 1 i -1 p t-hiis who hoar to-iiiu.iiiy to his eharaetei- m l ability, wc tool conti-h nt ho is a worthy "cntlcmatMiii 1 \vi!j make his school deserve II v | {.i;l:it*. River and Harbor AppropriationsThe House i' iiiimittoo of 'oiiiniorco has roI ort<- I tho t' 11 > w in>? appropriati nis I'.r the i in I'lMVotaoiit of khe harh,.r.s mid rivers of this Stale : i "harlo ton 11a. Vh' > 1 To.iumi \> a] | -nt 11 i.i ii a * Hateroe River n.hmo Sintoi- River Ashley River I c'llKt til-oat l'oo 1'ee li.tMH) Waoeamaw Total 7M.i ; I i-oin th<* above it appotirs that no :i|>pro| ri ati >ii is to ho in i lo t'oi- the navigation .,f Rroa-f Rivi-i la this State, not withstan lin.t the f'Vor.ahlo report male to t'otitrress hy the l". S. Ilnjjilioov who t i lo an i vtvnsivo -.irvey of tho liver last year an 1 the ur/'-tit petition of hiliolroils of viIi/.oil's. The tihovo, !i mover, may he elinnjre-1 in tin- cotiiiiiit t<-- ot the w h do or hy tin* acti mi : the whole ? "tigress ? The Weather. Tho ] a t wool, the weather lias roprosctito 1 al ,-oa- ui> !' the year, except mi l-nintnor. ??tiA Thtp-s lay > i last week wo h i I toe sixth mi >w n the w inter, with intense e .M 1. -f.ro an I aftot "it S it nr 1 iv an 1 Sit ft lay it hie \ hard an I e- ! I mi I'nos lay the alio ; here v.a- - > in-.! 1 that fires wor? all-iwo 1 t > get very low t'.iit niylit it I r lillili'.'. lih'h ! i-'e I lip l.i :ui Ini.'ht nt" \\*i |:n-? I iv , ;iii 1 ivv an 'I Iter >ct I !< . t.i farm U ik \ III' III I ll is I '..II III \ . t li lt l\ 0 lia VO Sp lk O a i call i i'lui'iul'it u hi il'o "OVcre u inter i !i m i'i: \ 1 ir,f [ i it:':1 . i ': n mm . iin- 1111J i? \v i in the lii'. 1- mail. ! iriiuTi have n I horn nlile In s wheat ni oaH, while a'.l kimls of I\riii work i* at loan a month holt in I. Sosri'i'ly tiny j?.ir loll \\"ik ha- hecil ! u< . -Jtno have put in , ii fe .v pea-an I s >:nc have put m iiiioii-. hut I hut i.. ah.ml ail. We n tjthat iniit'li <>r the leu 1 to-t "Inai'i aery h.i 1 ecu really in'iilel. if n >L kiliial ly the lieavv freezes. 'I'llo leaves t?f llie I ape J isniiiips, Inie.iiiin-'. Ivy. ,\e , I >k I>r e.vn a:: 1 a e filling ell*. | i eseiii in ; llie appeal .ineo el'h iv in heeu hiirti', vv 11i<'li greatly tli?lignres many <_f ir | tatty front g ir ! n<. WW* I ?? "??i ?? IT?e Public School* 1 I \V?: dropped in on our Sftiool Commissioner this week to get nn idea of 4c plun in contemplation for the improvcim'U s of the l'uhlic Schools in !'ni.?ii County . *c came away well satisfied that every thin g wiifojc d..ne that call ' he'lone. The two leading o lye la in cotitcmI'laiion by ^ho school ollicetii tin the buihliug of ^ good sc#l houses in every cUjLuumiy aud an it^nAyement in the teachers h^Mhliu schools. t a meeting of the tnisteeiHf most ol the ' school ilVsJricts, sotuv^iiic in .la/tlu^pw^l was dc. 1 Icniiiiic'f to post pone the building of houses until crops are lni I hy. In this resolution we think c there is much wis loin. It would he useless to ' giiuto the business of building at this time of the ' * year ; the people arc too busy thinking and pre- . I t paring for the next crop ; the days are too short ^ and too col 1 to do much, and the roads too had ; to haul timber. So we repeat that we think it ( " wisdom on the part of the trustees and thct'oin- * niissioner to put oil' this matter until crops are ' laid hy. 'flic people will then have hut littleto do and will readily lend a helping hand. The " public trustees tun t have help in this matter; i the public fund is too small to do all the build- | 1 ing necessary to be done, without generous aid 1 from the people. This we know will he cheer- ' fully given. We sifisliel, from what we > learn from the <'on.niissioner, that, as soon as | the trustees announce that they are ready to 1 I build, the people will w ith otic accord, announce I hem selves ready to give the land, the timber and their share of the wo '-k. In view of the work lli.: contemplated it was 1 . .. < ilMiTiillllCU HI MIC lllCO' !l>r HU'JVU IiICii i lull C?i. j Jo have hut little schoofjfcis^pring. The object j 1 being In save tin- money for building. It is true , 1 that this will call furl It complaints IVoni some: | hut from our nc<|uaitituncc with the men who j are moving in this matter, we fee! salisfie I that j nothing will he "lone without mature dclibera- | , lion ami, furthermore, whatever they ileter- j mine to do, they will do. So we say to all he j patient ami let them have fair play ; ami let j us encourage this good work in every way we j i call. Another very desirable and important ohjee* in contemplation hy all the School ollicers is tin improvement in the |Ualiticalion of teachers. ? livery school in the t'ounty shnuM have a first , grade teacher. All thinking men "ill u-'vee to , thi<. The t'ounly Kxamining llou'd intend, if ' possible, to hring about such a slate of affairs, i an I we think there is we |.,m in t|M. phu, e??n templated for accomplishing this purpose. for instance, we Icnr.i front the t'oinmissioncr that those to whom second grade cetlilivales have bee\ issued should he prepared to lake tir>l grib-s at the getii-ral e\ i i ittalioti in .Inly next, ; and those to whom third grade certificates have i just heon issued should ho prepared to take second grade certitieates at the July examination, an I first grade certificates at the exatnina- 1 tion in .laiinary. 1 sm*j. s , i lint one year I rum this tin e, if the plan works well, all the teachers now in the t'ounty will It .1 1 iirst grade certificates. We see iio reason why this should hot he so. If those who now hold second ami third grade certificates cannot, hy next July, and til farthest hy next January, advance them- ' selves, by close application ami study, so as to t be prepared to take a Iirst grade, there is little ; lio| e f>r their becoming successful teachers, and ! it would bo better not to waste the public money ' oil litem. We would call particular attention, in this 1 , con unci ion, to one t'act, ami that is the great care r , ami deliberation whid^-^frr^i^tTn^PcJ by the trustees in locating the different school houses. These men are certainly charged with a responsible duty. In locating these houses they are not acting t if the year I'-'-l. or the ve.ar l^s-j *>r 1*S I, luit i'>r years :mi ! decades to c?ii:ic.? 1 They lire establishing ediicat ional sites or centres lor children yet unh ni. Sites .-lioiiM lie elm-en only iil'ier (imclt mature lelil>er:itioii.? . No feelings of a personal nature must iiitliience I sneli ilelil>er:ili ?ns. Nothing luit :i de-ire for tin: |>ultlio good must enter there. All animosity inii-t he ho t>,iiii-lic>t, tluil reason may t ' rcigtt sii|irenie. As building will tu t commence 1 nuti! some time in .Inly, trti-tces slioiihl meet as often e.s | <itsiIile an 1 never fail to 'liscuss the ' matter ot' choosing sites for the houses. Much tru-tce ~l<.n11 1 learn all he ean alioul the |>ceu- i ' liar neces-ities of each neighborhood and rejiort the -aine at the Hoard meetings, tunl thus hy 1 decrees inutiire their jtlans hy htiildttig time, an 1 when once mature I. stir's to them. i . I Tho Church Herald | i This new i>n|ier is now fairly out uj>oti the j sea of'.journalism. It is a neatly gotten u{> | sheet, well tilled with most interesting matter, | at; 1 the IMitur says it -hall imnr.ve as so in a- i the friction which nlway attend- new machinery ] I?:is been overcome. Tin- // / /'?/i< published under I ho 8ii|<crvi-i.' n 1 of a (' >111 miiloo apj >ilit? I l?y .In- (irecti vili?: ('on- j , Vocation <>f (ho I'rotcstallt Kpi- I 'llIIr?*!i and is intended in ho tin* orpjan uf tluii Church in I ilii- I?i We lime ul>v:iv< coittendi I that i , every family :ii least. -Inn! 1 -nbseribc for nol less th in one paper devoted to the huildiu;; up ( of the Ic111>111i11:11i >11 (o ivliieli it is incline.I or : any "mouther of ii is attached. The I'rcss is a constant :i*s?l ] iuvrful worker . m l. wlien properly su-taincd ni l coii'lucto'l, litis ' Keen found till" liios! ell'eclUill ni l cert-iill apjclip I in retu i\in ; erroiie -m* iui|ire?>ioiis nii-l increa.s- ! in/ t!ie individual /mil and activity of elirisiitm ( people. Such :i p:ij?er as tlie // / <</ / i< as nineli :i lien ssily fir liie welfare of I lie I'.pisCoptil t'iiiircli of this l?i >ecse as are the papers of die 1'ivsle, leriiui. I>:ipI ist and oilier ileiioininalioiis, 1 an I every churchman mi l woman in the l?ioee-e sloiiiM feel it to he a pleasant duty to do till in ' their | oiver t jiive it an cxlt-iidc I eireitlation. ( At present I lie // ?/ / is pulili-he 1 semi monthly n the 1st and l >th?hut it is the earn Cst de-.' .'I its iiitiiiajxers to make it a weekly j visitor to it- patrons. This can only he secured j liv a patr.ma re sullieient t > meet tlie expenses j . tieeess'try I >r its puhlieali >:i. The IMiior, le v. ' | .1. I' Mci'ullou/li. performs liis .ii In ins duty as j a l ih'f of lovo, neither asking or e\pe -tin^ any other lew ir I than the eneoui i_- nieiit of the litireh ana the siteee-s of the t-ntct pri?r f->r the / I f tlie church. l'r:ee;j>l ><?. \ddress. i ( Kev .1. I' AI i" u11 > i r '! , :?p irtanl'iirji. - Death of Joseph tenoau.'h Inf irmatioii roaelii I this tjivn >.ii >ttn I .y i 111 ?i-iii11pr 1 i-t that Mr. .1 i pit* i>eteu!>ai|o|i. a in i?i ??r.i r\n " it /??. iMir j:ijs * .illliiy, MUM wry <n I i> :i.\ the ewiiin., In-foro. lie was one 1 of I lie lie <1 in Ihm n .as men in 'We < \-iml y. an I , li i 1 In'eii w i'.iii;j liar i all .lay jrinninir e< llwii, I an 1 e : 4 lY hi ilio r.n li >u?r : . liis .Iwellin^r, aln.nl > el. ck, w e >ine!\.'ii I n wiili i ?rnl- i y-i-'. lie wn.s llkcil : the I'.Ve'lilijf an I ?lio I 1 heiw t- ; an I !" . c! ' Mr.; ninl.' F<>r lliu Thin*. J (| ThoThickctty Kiflcs ?The Solid South. , Mic. KitiToit1 hn?e enjoyed very luucli ;>pt. Jvfl'erics, Hosier of that gallant corps, the ) 1 Thickcly Hillcs." Tlicy have a right to be c . t mud of their record and proud of the gal'sut | llieer who led them in many a hard fought hat- ] e. The loss of Charles Ib.yd was a public ca- 1 unity, and everybody who knew httn will up- "J reciate the tribute paid to him by his coint any. This Hosier should be sent to Hev. .J. \V. 1 ones, Secretary of the Southern Historical So- ' ieiy. Hicliinon I. lie is the proper custodian f all reliable data relating to lite late war.? Nothing should be lost relating to the history \ if that eventful struggle. It is unfortunate that ' lie value of such information are never apprcci- | ited while the actors in the great drama tire , ilive. After they are gone an i the historian ; I ets to work to make iiis'ory lie finds himself at ! 1 i loss f,,r reliable information and but too often illows bis imagination to color even's so as to i ;ive a different picture of the times. We j | ihouid reiiieuiber how our cause has been mis- I uiuer.-iouu ny some tin t iiiisreprescnici ?>y otti- ( rs North of Mason ari l 1 >ix<>n. The Northern I'ross never 1 i' 1 us justice "luring I lie war airl 1 l ive licen more vindictive, more mendacious 1 md intolerant ever since the war. With the vealili they accumulated let the war they have acilities f??r hook making far superior to ours, vii 1 they have written volume upon volume, "rum their standpoint, it. fiction ami history (so railed). "I'liey have invaded the precincts of hir Southern schools with their histories, full of inioouriieies ami misstatements?always avoidng the true issues which brought on the struggle and ever harping upon slavery as the own ?>/'/?l.ecause it would keep alive the antipathy o the South. With till their boast about Northern nlcligencc ami Northern culture, there is nolli- ] ing they dread more than the tone and intellect , ?f the Southerners. That old cry of Horace ircely's, ahoiit "the crack of the Southern slave ' Irivcr's whip," being held over then still rings ] n their ears. They dread nothing so much as , Southern supremacy?a Solid South. The saley oft he South the safety of the Republic we might, say ?depends upon Southern solidity. N\ beuever wo adopt Joe llrown's and <ion. MaInitio's new departure an I begin to amalgamate principles we are on the highway to a centralized government. These men. who are always talking about burying deal issues and making itiw ones ? lbutrbiinisin and such clap-trap?are only after building up a new party by which tlicy may rise to power. The principles of truth are eternal. If the } principles f >r which l.ce and Jackson fought | were right then they are right now. The fail- J tire to establish them proves nothing. It may be impeachable?disloyal if you like it?to put i the issue to the sword, but we have a right to ( our opinion and a right as freemen to express it. It is a craven spirit that demands of every man to be a dough-lace or a dummy, for feuhe may shock the nerves ot the "stalwarts." ! It reip'.ires ii-ipmphcticeye to s*-e whither we are drifting. The rights of the Slates are gra In.illy , dtsaMu-aritie. The Dowers of the ITiiicd Slates i - ('ourIs are gradually absorbing il?e Slate courts : j Stale lilies are being cH*uoed : ex President* arc i to (>e pensioned : tat olliocs lo be provided fur favorites : amendments to die 'onsiitntion are i iiiirodueed as freely as county meeting resolu- j lions. C autre is written upon everything and everything is drifting towards imperialism? ! no! a t 'a-sar or Hniiapartc, but a laonie 1 imperialism, centered in Wall Street, New York, and radiating through railways, telegraphs, and that * ' 1 immense net work of capital which i- daily growing stronger and more complex all over the I , land. Ib11 we must submit to all this ipiietlyor we are call old fogies?Hniirbons. A St iI.I I> Sol' I'll. j ... Death of J.as M BaxterA correspondent of the Columbia A wilting from Newberry under date of Ttli iu^t., I says : "Major Jatues M. ISaxter, wall known in 1 legal and social circles in this State, departed I bis life Saturday evening about T o'clock in the ' litty-sixth year of bis ago, bis death resulting from some incurable complication of bis liver- | I'll us lias ended, with but slight premonition, die life of a useful and prominent ciii/i n of [his place. I' .r tl><- Tiniis, How Do We Static!? Mi:. Dntrntt : ? Myself and many others have ; h.-eti anxiously looking for the Annual llcport of l [lie Hoard of t 'oiinty < 'ommis-dotiers for last year. ! Why has it not hvon made ? The people are I anxious to see it, an I the law demands that it j shall be ptihli-licl. Many unpleasant rumors ; ire alloat about it, and as the chairman of the I present 1". at 1 was a member of the old Hoard it looks somewhat strange that he does not dent m l t li.it a showing of his pa>t Stcwar Chip lie in l ie. We are told that the books of the la^i ^ II >ard are so mixed up that a report cannot he : made ? which is iutcrprctc 1 by smnc t<> mean [hat the former Hoar I has not, or cannot make it satisfactory report to the present Hoard. If that is the case, it leads us to the belief and fear that the financial condition of the County is inexplicable ami mar involve another extra: levy to pay deficiencies. The present Hoard, ; its s,.(.|,|4 to me, should demand a report. in their j own defence against any errors or irregularities j I hat may have ooeurre I he fore they went into! IIII1CI*. I lie lll'l I >? MlV' I was colli])'! ( | 1,1" llOtlt'Vl ; in I o.i , I i,k'Ii ;tii< 1 no olio sin; eels litem of ilo- ' irio :iu intentiotial vviotig, Inn if they r.ntn-l i make a re; oil of how lliey have ili-lnir.-e l the poo] le-' money, pltna-l in their hatol-. ii certainly ilot - not -|ieak well of their i;v..i!itie ili ins for micIi mi ollive. We are fnriher I >M that it has hern cnsiomary f>r the I'lerk of the Ihuir-I I i make the llc|.ort, Inn ilnil nliicer rcsigneil j i? -1 before the Ii nil of the ohl IJo.if'l expire!, >o lit it the re]' >n was not ma le. lite law governing the mailer Iocs not make the i'lerk re sii'insihle for that Inlv. although one Woti'.-l t r- I think lit* W'.iil i lci-1 it incmnhont ?ti iiiiu to ?lr:i\v j up the reji-nt an I. vnth t!ie lloirl, compare :i v\ itli his hook-. I hereby exhibiting Itis i I'.teieney | iiiJ faithl'iilnc-- ill olliue. In rase it is i| 111?t<- 1 | whether the iuw 'lom.it. is the i'oiniiiis.-ioiici's to it. ike ail antitit! report. \|r. IMilor. by referring to l hap \l.\, !?e". "J*, page I '> !. of the Kevi.-eil i statute.*, yuii villi fuel the follow lug : "It -hall he the <lnty of the UoaC'l of I'utility ' ! 'omiiiir-i uiei - in leh I' tinty, annually, to ptth- ' li-li in one or nciv new-paper- prime I "i* eir- j ,'iilate I hi stt.'h t'-iinty, the inline of every in Ii- j v i 1 li t) who have liu'l any uceoiinl an lite I ami illovvt I hy " mi ) ' ir l. an I the amount of < i: | L'laim. as allowel I >gethrr with tit - autoutil j e'.aitiicl.''* I v\ 11:11 I lll.'C Sill V.I.I ||'>t If ClIISl I'lICi) :i- <ii11-ii i::i iii i I iini iit> :\n\ ii.il r.ij'i r :i<-l.tin mi ! In- j art ? t .ti'.;. iucinl?-r f?l tli? l!n ir I. I r I ' I >i A ;iaI ? ? ! i <'V"m in.^iu.i iic anv -in Ii iJiia"*. 1 >u the contrary 1 honestly believe tliey arc n' louorable men ate) above suspicion of intentions niscoiiduct ; but we wish to known the fimutchi ondition of the County. Some tell us?you, liink, Mr. IMitor, among them? that the Colli y is about out of ilebt, others tell us there i till a large <lebt hanging over us, while other iy there is no telling how the County stands n this condition of our County all'iirs 1 ilo no hink I can be blamed for asking that the law b tomplied with and a showing made to tlie Tax [ ayers, one of whom 1 AM WHICH. r? ? Somebody's "Darling-" To the t-'ilil'ir of 77k \eica mi l C"itr'"r: N'i ruu allow us space in (lie cvluimu of you ,\ idely-oirculated journal lo chronicle at ihi ate dale the death and burial of Lieut. .J. I ll-ilun I. of the Third Ari.ans is, \V heeler's corp d' cavalry, alio was killed at Kivers's lit idgt itaruwell County. S. <'., February the 1 1th, 1N'> ivhile gallantly lighting to impede the inarch i sherman's troops? Alter the clash of arms lit :cn<ed, about nightfall, a noble friend and con radu-iii-at ins searched for and found It.s bod; place 1 it upon the lite!; of the dead soldier faithful steed and conveyed it eight miles froi die scene of action, where, by torchlight, wit [lie assistance of a solitary negro, it was lac with "bouts and spurs oil, us*ith I lie Sod, wit inly an oil cloth and a gray blanket as a wim ing sheet, and with only the m mrnful music < the Southern pine to chant the funeral dirge. Here the mortal remains of the noble mart} rested until the late great struggle was ovc when through the suggestion of some tru hearted ladies of the vicinity they were di.-ii I erred from their watery bed, removed a slim distance, nicely colli tied and carefully re intern in tv beautiful spoi beneath a hickory grovi where decorations of white flowers ami eve greens were placed ny the tender hands of tho who knew that tar. faraway beyond DcSotu waters fond friends and kindred dear we mourning the lost otic of a Lost Cause. Should any of the kit It and kin of depart! Itoland read this feeble record in some Westet exchange, may it be some source of consolatii to them to be informed that as each nicmori lav of the Southland rolls rmud a visitation made to the hallowed spot. The debris of d paying leaves and fallen limbs is cleared awa then tender hands [dace wreaths and garlatc upon the lonely mound, and sympathizing son lr.'[> tears of sorrow |\?r the absent loved one.' "And there lie sleeps his long, las', sleep; His battles now are o'er; The dash of arms, tl.e noise of war. Shall never wake him more ; Nor can the shouts of victory IVer reach his leaden ear : Nor thunder-pealing cannon loud lie ever more shall hear. Nor docs the sculptured marble there I'prcar its stately head, To tell the passing traveller "Here sleeps the iiol.de dead.' Ktilbrd's bridge, S. (.'. II. C. I). CowT.vriox of Ji'huKS.?The Convention Judges, persiiaul to adjournnteiit, convened the Suprenir Court room on Thursday, Februa :*.d, issi. I'rc-cnt, < 'hief Justice Simpson, Associate Jt I ices Mclver and Me'Jowan, of the Stipret Court : Judges I'rcssloy, Aldrich, Frascr, 11u s.o. lvio-.tl.aiv \t I.v" \V ,11 II..1 Tl., lit' t lie t 'ireuii t 'oitris. Chief Justice Simps >n was elect el Presble :i ti 11 A. M. I - oxer, Clerk * t" tlm Supreme Coin app >into 1 Seeretary. I'lio Convention proece I1 to the Coiisi.lci linn of the rule* ot" I lie t ireuit CmrC. Kule "J7 was ameide! s i iis to rein! : ") motion l'ir t lie postpnuemciit of trial heyo.nl tl term. either in the Common Pleas or Cencr Sessions, shall be grante-l on aee mill of the a seuco of a wit tics, without the oath of the part his counsel or agent. to the following ell'ect, wit." [Same as before.] Hole * '? was auien 1 I by a lling at the begi hing thci'cot the following: No partition the real estate of an intestate shall be list*I n less it tin male to appear to the I'onrt that tl lebts of the intestate are pii i, or that the pi s'iniil estate in the lends of the a liniiiisiral is stillieieal for the purpose, or unless in t iloeree of partition >lue provision is node t the payment of the >leb|s.'' The Convention nnaiiiiani-.lv appoinlel l! following name I gentlemen of the har as en mis-ioiiers to edify the I t as, uti ler the Act L'lst I'eeetnber. I*MI, to wit . Mr. t'. il. Stain Ion. ol t harlest ui, S. t; Mr. \\. II, I'arke of Abbeville. S. : Mr. J. F. Ilart, of Yor ville, S. i'. ? '' >/. /,' // '< /*. 'I'm. : * ti w:i.i:-i',in I', w :.s.?The A'e-.? ?:i ! rev of la?t Fues-lay gives ilie following intv eating outlook for the Paces which opened the Washington t'oiirse on We li.v? lay : The Spring meeting of the Si.nth t'arolii Jockey t 'luh, which opens tit Washington Four tomorrow, promises to be one. I numum! inti est. Tln re arc nearly one Mini lre-1 thoroitg hre Is stable I at the track. aid the litries. wl*i have been io.de tip to "late, promise some elo ami exciting contests. Since the I>ccc:tiber meeting, the protnisii little Pas-ell mare, billion, belonging to M .Melhitiiels's s'ables, met her 'leath while trai iug on the track, ami a few lays ago, Mr. Maei Lottery, a piomi-itig M m lay horse, with t lu'st I w - mile heat recofil on the inrf, was ilis bleil. With the ovcnplioii of tins.' two, all t tlyers \vh parti?-ip.ntc-l in the lJecetnber rae will answer ' tlte call to-niorrow. o IIomii tot: Ni u: Mil.i.tins. ? Milletls, Febrti rv Inform it i >ti lias in-t been receive i this place of a fatat -hootim.! scrape la-t ni-jr 1 about 7 o'clock. >' ii'';. I! nil", ju-i across ti river. A colored man name 1 I-raid was -h l?v Wilson tdier, while, ami dm 1 t > i:iy tibo 1 o'clock. Tliere was sumo dilliculty about tl delivery of freight by t'oker, ticlimi fur il n^onl, an I aucry words onsiic I, v li 111 >. t 'okcr drew his | i<i >) ami lire I. the hall into ii?vc tin' lofi breast. Israel lingered in linn pain until to 'lay. when lie died. I'oker imin iliatoly l-ft, an I w : soon ii.i 111i- -i le of tl river lo-'l iy.A*??e ni'l ' own , . <? Itiuo en I! \ti.itn \n I'vttr. Tlio managers the < hai'iiitlo. <'"lumhia am! \up'i!-ta liaiirm l'oiii|iauy have reduce I the In al pa-seiiircr I arc where n 'kcts ai-o piiri'hii-c I at s| ui ms, i . |'.,i cen - per itiilt* I'd* lii-I class ami three ami mi half cents for secotnl class tickets, limn trip tickets between -tali ms a!..n;' the local lit at three Cents per mile are al- i suM. This is move in the ri^hl ilirccli oi, which we liuvo i 'lonht will largely inerea.se the revenue of tl road. 'I he Columbia ami lirectiville li.ia I h lone the -ame. "WINE OF CARDUI" fmir times a .lay makes :i happy household. So! I by M. (JllililiS. \ to. . o . A fi lit: at STATI lis -Ivor. -The ti a'vi darkies read the p iper- a irrc.al deal more tlii one W illi I -II] posy. Yc-lct'day I mil lilirklil who k' eps a colore'I - i! > n, applii I I tlie i on lyt'lerk for a marriage lieou-e. Thai ollieii thinking lo joke I lie nppliraiit, -ai l he eon u I i--iio the license unlo-s Toi.i ave a Sol I?>n I ii'il i i M-ply I'lf i liv'.nv I'.ru v,hi.!? vt?i Tmu l ?i!*i!ii"i rtli I - :n I : "I Kill ;li if Imii I. ! It'll fill Iti11~( fill it li ill I In ki'i'ji il.'ll .'If l!f-i'c I'oiiK'in nil iuJvf~i?.n l?! iirl. ?.r ?l;ir v ill Iruulilc, smth. : ' ' Xnrit, * Tin: l.ni'-vi.ii I.'111 i.m Wni mi i i-. i, iivillc, IVliriiuiv 7. The owners of I lie lia clii fnl'ilif l-'r-iiiUl'iri Sfli'i >1 l-'un I Lottery ft niiii 11 ilml ilioif h i'. in;.'* Into In fii mi-1 i it<I :iii 1 will nit :|fmi If resiitiiel. li ; ui.lt sIh-hI tiiii lottery v.-ii Iff :iff -Iill i.iiif tie ctsnfilie oiiiici-rii, \vlii"li nre nmv, of four? iiinrly Wert Ii'o-m o In vui mi 1 it. Ill V v.n ii.. I?p. \\. I,. |;. if ill- 'liu 1 at lii-i if ?i' lii.if in i i>! ii id 11 in a!. I" < i'\ < ii. I iv it. '1'iiiiif, hi I In? II I'l y t hi Vf'lf t-f III- 11 f v. I i II III! iff "f I e :i I" Ml llii *1 Mf. I'll! Il I lifflt In it'll' ill 1' n'i-ti iii ? ' mi' ' v I i I'liitv ilir. v vi it I I A < \1.1: on tiii: (irt.r.? New Oilcan."", Febru- I ; in v ii.?The gale which set in yesterday conA G [( tmucs. The firemen's lookout lower, at 102 9 Julia street, I'ell, crushing in the roof of huihl- y ' ings N'?. 1 ?14 and 100 Julia street, doing >">,UO0 1 i- damage. The tower cost i?l .WO. I . The gilo carried the waters of the Gulf over H the low lands along the route of the New <?rleans and Mobile Kail road, an I it is reported t<>' night thai a portion of the track between Micht eatiK ari l Lookout status is tubuierged and I ,v i several miles washed out. No train has passed I > over the road since 2 o'clock this morning. A freight train is reported wrecked between .Mich- J eaux and t'lief .Meinour. Trkmi; M uikktanii Vicinitv Flooded.?New Orleans, February 7.?The storm yesterday was U the heaviest ever reached at this signal office. S r ; The cautionary signal tlag displayed at thet'us* is | toinhousc was torn to pieces. Several breaks in ^ the levee are reported along the lJayott f>t. John D >s and the Ohl llasin. This inotiiing the water j . , [ n.u I' Miiwi j, uuanigii i rcme niuriivi, aim iiirti >. quarter of i lie city is partly Hooded. ' ?f | Onk II iM)itt:i> i5?ii .\iu:-> Uvtasn.owKn.?In a d district embracing one 1111tt 1 reel squares, the ,1 i- streets and sidewalks are entirely covered with water. j l>? t.wt.m <>r i it n 1> \ ma<;i;.s.?Crevasses in tiic new an 1 u'U canal levees have oeenred, submerg- * i ing nearly all that portion ol" the city west of .liilitisoti street and North of the Old ISasin. also 1? i from the New Uisin to Carroltoti, west of Mag- II ' nolia street. The water at all points is still ris- ; <f ' ing. The shell road from new Lake Mud to (lie llall'-way House is two feet under water. 1 r 'flic police report over three hundred fences 0 r, blown down in the city yesterday by the storm, e- The roof of the north end of Inyado's market II a- was blown otf and carried several feel. Mor M l't gin's wharf was severely damaged. The r of' f I of the wing of the .State house, in which the & e, unices of the Stale superintendent of edneatioti K r- and commissioner of iiiiinigratiuu are loualed, _ se j blew oil' in the storm and the records reeeived'a s wetting. | f? Algiers suffered terribly. Nearly every lcn:c ? | in the town was blown down, together with scv- * id era I smoke-stacks and roofs, nj Tilt: W'atkh IIi.-inc a\i> Sit.iiamni;.?The >n j water in rear of the city is rising and spreading al | rapidly. The indications are that by Tuesday is iiooii all that portion of the city west of t'laire i borne street from Carrollton to Klysiati fields y. street will be submerged. Is | Tut: It Aii.tioAn t lust i:ta-i to:;.?The water along ds the line of the .Mobile Itailrond is iiiuchbighm^^ to-dav. with in licaiions that the entire road h^^^B from Michcattx to Lookout station is siibmcrgctW^ 1)ama<;r. IN I'r.ssAcot. v llvttiioK.?l'eiisacola. ? February 7.? The heaviest gale known for year.-" has been blowing fur twenty-lour hours. Scvoral vessels have cast their moorings and fouled eaca other in the harbor. One large bark broke , I through three wharves and is now a.-lmre Hying i signals of distress. It is impossible to obtain particulars until the storm wills. "WINE OF CARDUI" makes rosy cheeks and clear complexion*. Sold by .1. M. 01 HI'.MS. & t o. r _ . - - 0 r j Titk Amrkican F.MtMr.tt for February is , iiiiMUHT hi 111111.?11-11 1111*1*11, ih'iii;; compactly unci | wiili practical contributions from skilled experts. ! who narrate their experiences and successes in 1 \ utmost every branch of farm in 1 gnrdon work. ' j ; The capabilities of lamls in tlie .Middle ami ^ i Southern Atlantic States, the manures ami ere;?s Xf ! best a'l:i|it'."l to tliem : ?l.iirv ami livestock mat|lt : ter <, including a valuable paper oil eon-uin|it ion " ! in cattle ; liberal space ilevoteil to poultry ami ' I bees; piuoecdin\js of farmers' meetings ; i.unieroiis cnoravinjrs of farm buildings ami eintrivunces ; hints on seasonable work ; contributions from most capable hauls on trucking, fruit ami vegetable "row ing : ornamental ^ar<h*uin^ : ami I a home ilepartment for the belies, full of sujrecsi live matter, make up, in part, its bill of fate v I for t he tnont It. jj | The t >1 I Pioneer keeps up with the times ami j deserves a welcome from every fanner ami his family. The subscription is S I ."?<i a year, or ,,r ! only si to clubs of live or over. Sam'I Sands I Sc Sun, llalti'iiorc. publishers. A .<*. Peanty, health, and happiness lur lad tea ^ in " WINE OF CARDUI." " j 1,0 Sold by .1. M. Ml HUMS. & '.> j j r % f ie Kti.i.i;i? tsv \ P.rrsnvi; Mix.?t'oluuihia, Feb a- ruary <?. - - Mr tleorjr.e W. t'aniels, wiio was one of of the parties t*> tlm it t-e Publish homieide n* | about a year aami w is aiapiittc 1 when Itm; r, wa-* convicted, was kiile I In; ni_'ht by the exk i plosion of Ids jjiiii. lie left the city la*i ni^lit 1 with the ititeiilion of jroimj hunting lo-'lay. 1 > 11s;? 1 -* ha*l been during the walk occasionally ''* lino his oiiu in the air, reloading as h*.:r went, and at tiii-. point lire 1 airaiu. The ^'iin ,l4 i exploded in his hamls, miiiilatino iho left hand ami driving a piece the barrel about an inch into bis check. under ?he left eye, killing him l,:l instantly. It was known that he had just 'c ' jutape-1 aero-s a ditch, and mud was found in the muzzle ol tin-01111. It is, therefore, helieved ,l ilia* in crossi 11 o the ditch lie stuck the barrel in L'h tlii* carili. an 1 that tlie barrel bcinjj thus ,-top| ped up caused lite explosion. The 01111 was blown into fragments.- >' r. X <iioi Courier. 1 . & r ! Tttr t'ui.n in t in: Wt>r. ?t'hieujro, February ; "?. ? A dispatch from St. Paul. Minnesota, says ; M < >11 Wedncs lay, Mr. Ihirke. ro id master, located at P.urns, on the \\ itiona ami St. IV'ers hrancli :k" of tlie ' hicajro ami Northwestern lluilroud, Iisrovered a whole family fr >/.en to death. Mr. i-'-s ; iiurke. while nt work with lii.s men on the road. ! noticed a shanty from which no smoke issued, and seeiii?f no evidence that the place was inliab( ite I tin- party \ i-i11* 1 the premises and forced ' i op,en the door when 11 horrible siphl greeted their eyes. 1'poti a e ntch, and on I lie llo ?r of ( the wretched hovel lay father, mother and eliil' drett, evi lontlv a whole family fro/en still', lit ' " 4L. <? No head-ache or hack-ache for ladies who drink "WINE OF CARDUI." n r- Sold l.v .1. M. lilP.IU'.S. Co. hi e- I t... - i i mi-im: r wr r<? ?rsi?vv sj\s?:st<. -Ii was anii.nitice.1 oflieially ;i! the .' ! i -e <' m i t. yesier-l is , that in future it list inn i.,u wmiM he tu nic ill ( I | I'm- i i ii J >> s i t i<>it of penal lies against .Irunkai'.ls. I Tiie line heretofore imp >*e I upon an nr.linary ea>e el' hiiinle . 1 I'll it k has l.eeii fiMiii olio l<>. ' lliroe "lollars. In t'uliiru S-iielay .Irunk* will lie chaivc'l fur at the rale nl' live "lollars or twenty "lays fir (lie "helpless"' phase, with an inere:i?e.| fine anil imprisonment I .r aggravate I or <li-er lerly eases. This rule \va? enforce I at, the I'niiee <' inn vester<lay. ? A " < ni'l C'ntn-r > in I * J "" ' "WINE OF CARDUI" f.,r l.a.lirs only. ,s S..M l.y .1. >!. til DDI'S. \ ('o. o i A llisr-HMr Dim m The fio.rgia llistnrieal ; Society have a'liniii. which wa n I at. the hatileiif 1' iwpeiis. I Ttli of January. I7SI. It is in ; > I |iivservnti >n an I >ervireah!e, an I >11 | 1 |1( i I races its ex'-ieneo hack in Major ('iiiiiiin;/haij|^^ ,t. I ienrgia l?al lalln n, wh ?e'l I lie upper Sn M nah an I i if; I i i| 11? ! I il l,"Mi- in I ime to -h i^^^ the gin lies n| I it il " vent fill ! iy. It s ||i il 11" I heat II the i e .. 1.1 \ ! >r tlie ei'i " nioliii'S of May II ill, in l((( ' which tin' "liinpire State of the South will .. participate. in! 1 "WINE OF CARDUI " .tires irregular, I 1 painful, hi "lilliciilt in. "halation. S .1 I l.y .1. M. lilDDDS- ,v "... II- I : .V // ! ' '</ //.( /<" 1i i uiilivc.il lire lint I i li my to* tinmny in tlie* {.'real virtue* t..| l" y<>iir Nnsfiljfin*- a- i t< i- ncti,vAr''-1 Hi I lieu 1 uolic Si Ii h riuiifly i? * lili ssinjJoM'.l j4 .ill >iillcri'i -li iiM kccj. .1 <>u Irmil. .1. I!. 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