Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

' ' * ' Tiik Fi.oiiiiia Oh\imff tilth v'ks Auvwi tm; in "1 Vai.rK.--A correspondent, writing from l^oridu, v says: "Jacksonville is full to overdoing? jammed t?> nit extent I have never ttufufc- 'witnessed at this season of the y Tiict, I . d on hi if there were ever so many neyjife In Florida as at this time, and tho arrivals ore numerous heyotid anyittl^ ever nfoti he to re.? Not a few have come down to hliy mange groves. , These are in good demand at steadily increasing I prices. A good many groves have changed (js hands at fully oO per cent, more than they i would have sold tor one year since. The freeze checked the demand for awhile, hut when it is known that the trees arc not injured the anxiety to purchase will, I think, .show itself with in creased fore . Von will remember the somewhat celebrated Ihimmil llrovc, nil Indian Liver. ^ This grove, owing to the dillieiilty of transpor p t si ion a el li'd manageuient, had run down, mi- q til some four or five years si nee it was tdl'cred for ^ I'J.t'Ott. It was sold three years since, il isiiunused. at ahoill 5>Io,lMSI, and lioiv the news- s, nnp'crs report i? sold tonii Italian !;1 - 1 it tVxV Another of tivn. S Swedes has ! ? soW o tcn-ocro prove for >., .< ?<>. hesc . wi * , ettne here eight year. stnee. indebted Q tjoncral for their passage. I he price, at ?I. I sell scent high when compared with wh.it ih :i few year- -ii.ee ; h.ji when r " the account there is room j t I trin of fire 1 caused i It.tiises, jj fertit contract I hags. I I'li.'umi threw j upon the j room was rulivcs. till".it I whom were females. ih their lives. Almost before ; ei reaeh the I'irc Alarm Telegraph twx at (he corner of Anson ami ll.avne street-., the llames ha I leaped up tothe loiirtli slot v. ami 1 by the time the firemen reached the .-cene the entire building was in llames. The estimated loss in I.nil ling, bagging, en- i gincs, sew ing machines an I general tin rehan-ls-e ; is over .g iti.tiiiii, upon which there is I (.i.'.ii insurance?C/mrh.?go/< A'. rr.????./ I'fiiriir, I ./A, ? It A N Is It l:li I > \ 11\ i -s. -Sales lay last was the I quietest ever known for the size of the crow.I. | ami there was the least appearance of lruiikeiiness atel rnwdyi-m. To say that this happy stale ol things wa. the natural sequence of tlo- . closing ti|> ol the bar I ins would be saving soinething that everybody knows an 1 none will question. From some little taints of breath, t ?n>l a few funny !? los ah-nit our samly llat" , horse swapping ground, it might he inferred ( that some of the ey-liars hod sprung a leak at : the keyhole, but there was snrh a 'leohlcil im- 1 j'taivcincnt on former -ales lays that no one wa < disposed to say a word by way of murmuring, ai.'l all cotigratulate.t themselves that the order WtlS SO good. -AoM/a/tset//, //,/ //?/. ... 1 Tilt". l.At'ltrxs li\iit:n\|i The l.anrensville I I lhrithl says : We ilililnaled lot week that the | movcnient to .set aside the recent sale of the j l.aitrens llailro.ad was prohahlv abandoned, as j we at that lime had heard nothing more about j , i'. Since then, however, we have learned from I nil undoubted source, and from a party largely I interested. ili.-ii Iu' effort alluded to li:i- ti >i I abandoned : lull, "II ilu' contrary, iliul there is :i 1 stronger 1 c-lci'iiii 11:11i<>ii iintv linn mr in t.?;!>t , I In' in ,i 11 cr in ilic courts in :i decisive i>-ui' in 1 expend every <li?ll:ir lion Is outstanding, (Os,- j * Olio i.r S|o,ooM| :iit11. if nei't -*.iry. :i-1 I ilierti . ! it whatever sun: may l>e requisite ! > set aside llie i a said sale. Suit will lie in~iiiule.l, we ale in- u formed, <?u tin allegation of Irani. The following g?%or.il order was i> u. 1 at llie l't/S'tillier I'ei iU iiiieiit today: "Tlie orders of July )-i, 1SSO, and ."September I !>mi, exclud- ! j, tug froiy llie until all car I matter except postal ' tsr.ls liiivjii.lie l l.y i In* department, are lierel.y \ so modi lied us to permit the sending l.y mail of printed* cards ai ihird elass rales; hut all cards { oilier than postal cards furnished hy this depart j meal. centainitigany wi itingexcept ilie a l lie . I! s-liall In' charged Willi letter J -!-i ;:e. Seel i <|| 1 ., i!!7 of llie Postal Laws and Herniations, edit nm i . of IhT'.i. is lierel.y revived, so fir as it was re- ! " Volted l.y the orders meiilioin I. Ihcirler will Sl lake ell'e. i iniiiiedt ilcly upon its rccvij t hy po-i h masters." i |, ? j IiM.i.yini; rut: l-'itiuiiii;m.i? I.\m> Lt:\<:t r.its. ! 1 ? London. I'ehrnary II. - A dispateh from I'tih- ' 1 i II In the 7'nu-says dial I he leaders of I he l.an I a League are Irving l?> allay the apprehension of i Irishmen hy representing the Coercion uci as , luirniless. ,\ I a meeting of the Limeri. k Li aiieh of the League Mr. I'.oyii.n staled ll.al n > one 'l would he arrested niile.is lie aided or | erpei r iled ' a crime. The Iiuveriiinenl. lie >:ii I. did not cuii- i; leinplale inlerferenee with llie tight of t caeca- j hie asseiii'ily and the right of free sp.-eeh. and il will he perfectly eoinj eleiil for die League to . criticise public measures and the acts (' Pm I lords; hut the League should tint interfere w'.lli | ^ legal tribunals. ... ! t Xsol'liril I! All.till ll> l?> t IIMItt lo\ ll.e \\ iliuiugto a ( N. t) S i a it say < : "A coriv?| u iletit from Onslow wiites to the Kittsloti ./ / .! I I lull I here luis In-ill a \| r. I'illuii uvrr in In- ?i- | j tiu? prospect ing t-'T :i railroad e irp.>r u ien vim | have in view I lit* building uf a r.iih* el IV ui Norfolk t<? I 'li:ll*li'**l nil, \i:l New I n* VII llli I W 11 1 iiiiugt.ih, ui.d the eorrespi.ndi-nt mi lor-lateU 'J tlint In* i- very favorahly impie-sel with ihenp i } eai jnec i*l i In* i*.iii:iir\ :tn* 1 see- uu m i i uin *.ii- ^ alacle in I lie vny. The correspondent indulges (lie Impe llull a oharier will l?e enniv I l>v (!u* Legislature at ji? j.resent session an 1 (In1 w..rk s commence*I til ence."' i \> Whisk or i in. I'i.a'ir.i. McmplnTi .1:1 . Fell- I raury In. I'lie S.iiuliern (?il W<*i k-vi re 1'iirne l v' this inorniiig ; !< -? ali.iiti -i 1 k!-V.???>'?. 'I'lie lire I' was discovered :U *" o'el.ek this in ruing in t( tlie stuck room. The Ilanics spread with such n rapidity tli.it fivo waichnifii em|i1<iyi* 1 In I SUpplv ?>l' U'r I'M !' j/IVfl'.irc Willi llieir lives. Tliei a, 0 K lu?u>od. will cause ill. 1,1 I,}"' ,:,l in*v . 1 it- *" 1 ' line, whiih. In. 1 111 spite nl .Jack 1 fn-t. Muniiv ilays a..,.. , . I>M(1 ! mill times may In* filled in hy repairing ih ns t,f " chicken c*i. ns and 1 'lildiii I: vv 'lie Yuiltl-' it ("lean 1111 * 111 un. wliii \v; 1 -! 1 tlnni nil ?*n i ,, , * , ,. .... *ii >1 nun , away 1:1 a dry place. II yap I C1111IIJ11 to get n'lt .:i '"'iVe a: c i 11 !' 11 II 1.1 l.y a C'li! Vn.ili l'i " ' ' liking ill I'lat (reel; 1'ow n-hij. lleit a lure line ' . horse wn. !' .*:.it I dead in I lie L i-iern ?- ? !i<.11 i.| 1 ( his t.*w n-hi|. ah.ml *'.\ weeks ag >. I In* h i-<* ha.I 11 i.ri.iU* iijM.ii i.i"*. lie was in a l..._. an i H|.| t ali* I i'tLiVi l.ei'ii killed. I'll.* eir. illu laliee a: ? 1 ' T1 ii' I" ii -in" Ii ii kliyws aiivtliuij' if :|ie |i.ir?i? \\think (lie ti: -i 11 t'J* iiimil'l !. ' J'n'iv invest at.- I. :i :i. i it in link* imi/i , friiin ail tin ciiiuti inces an I '* suspicion ill l-Mil piny ri?iin/ i.;-.,n isitain pat ' : Hi's, lliat it Ins Hut ki'ij iji'iio .' I II' l.imv. | 'a;/ />,-. ' 'j j (]i *9 . 'I ii0 i.i.aiii ' ?t *li?' foiii'i* toon/ i lie knim! iiy j 111 iilw between North all I Sjlllli I'ai nlilia seem- j linl to In- iiti'l.-i i >i. The law. lis pa -r I l.v \\ i 11; e la-f l.c/it-iu; nr.-, makes i: plain as I > v.!. (ml 1 1 hiii l it. There i an lc tin ijmi '.'i ii i n: dial i lie oil izen? I i-yni."! ! In* line in i-i iViiic ; In r ' Mock from this side or run I!;o ii-1: ol' |-:i\ inj? I *'' ikimn/es. The citizens of Spariniiliiir/ tne m.- |, |'lv I'l'iiU'Clo 1 as lln; law now <*(* ' '/ i 1 iur, //,, /./. oil ' 9 | Sni'iw in Th i: N-ii: i ii\i r-r. New ^ ai k. I'l l.11;- in nry II ?Tin- inay r i i'l?ivi 'I a tele/ram IVoia 1m, I.hiincy, Illinois, la-t l;!jihl. kta'::: that all ;iu trains I It ere have been al.aiiin:;ei' nil account ol I tin- snow :m 1 I lie < . I reinr I w i 11 1 ! ' w :ii;/. no 1 t ( die thermometer In in/ie. iow zero. S mie ?ii 11; cully is i \ | >.i i in. ! in i-niivey in/ I'ml I" the ||tl pa-i./ei s on il;e -io?v. botin i trains. I lie i kj .-now l/lykioi'.' is general 'htMio/lenit tin \i lilt-j i.a t; t l 1 I ' . \ \ v v "* V * l a, . "In'. -.i'oiuiili/' olniolt U. M. S I OK KS, Alitor. FKIPAV, fKlilM.'AKV IV lf*M. SUBSCRIPTION- -52 00 PER ANNUM. ADVERTISING. >nr> fjtiiri'>>r i.i -1 i ! -. it - - SI''' K.o-li ii' in-rtioii, - - - - - > I.I I' r.il <li v Oil III IHU'I" to no irl. ||||> alii ol In r .rlvi I in/ lor -i \ liiolillii or l?y I In- } ;r. lH.il'iary Not ires of ti n lino, or invilcl fr> > . " nvi r l< ii iii li.ir/> .1 .i.? AilvorlGoi-l'l<. rini; \on< i:. Citations, Notioos to Croditorn and fotioes of Final Dischar^o must bo aid for boforo thoy will appear in ur columns. I/O NYco-.-ily wi'l coinjoo'ii-j t ? ii:-.-..niinuc II lillg tllC Toil S to those ?illi.?tl'iliiTi w lio lire i uric ii\-s anil who 'lo not ji.iy ujt 'hiring this ion I li. iur Cotton Market I'rices have ilvcline l sotnewtiat -lin e nur i ? < I. part iewlarly in I lie lower grabs. Sales ?r iIn* week, bales, :>t from >< ' I I cent*. l,o t oatlior Mi as I"1'-:" nn.; r favorable b?r pieknjr t|,o pa -t low 'lay-- ami the roin I a aroimprovng. so I lull ii is reas .liable to expect llnit more it the .staple will come into market. As was to to expecte<l, a large amount of sliiino l c >lt"H y. j 1111* luiyers coiilinuc to pay tin Bw" c >ur honest rrfCTrtt, just rcecivcl a now Hock oP.lcwolry. Watches t locks ami an extensive assortment of Spectu cles. Call ati'I oxaiuiiie I Item. " Me. Titos. r.tcli I as wit In I raw a Iron tin- llriu ol .Miller .x Kitcll ami real0,1 llie l'lllllicl St ilile.s. lulu is a clever ami ??'ilijiiii-; ni'.i, ami J? i - in any fiiemls mils! m>t forg"t |,im uliet limy a.nit anything in llie l.iverv Stable line. ? i />'" Tlie weather llie past week lias been tuoie favorable lor farm work, ami tlie rariuer.' netaking a I vantage of t lie opport unity t i tu ike in Ibr I -t time. We i .ay expect more Ion! a eat In r in a lev ?11 y s .ami no time shoiiM lie est now. that- ami wlieat >11<.nI I l?e put in as a-t a- po.-'siIi!c ami every plow sliotiM be kit] I noving. Look out For Thieves. tin N.ilur-lsy night last 'wo ntteiiipls were nti'le to break into Mrs. t> II. II. ttraliaiu's Iwelling. Mrs. tiraham t'otuiiiit ly liappeue l 0 hear tliem in lime to prevent their getting nto the liou-e. lie inii-t be a heartle.-.s wreleli that coiiM rob . wi low who In I lo wink Inn I t > support In r ell' ami eliihlren, tu is the ease with Mrs. lirarun. Twice before the thief was more sucoess111. getting into the house ami stealing e n ti itne the i'l'iivisions which M rs. t!. ha l p.irelia -e l he "lay before. 1 Narrow Escape. t >n l'iMay morning last a Mr. Ileetns, :t horse ra'ler from Tennessee, ma<le a narrow escape is.m bi-iiig kille-l In a colt lie was trying to >iv:ik In harness. Tin; animal was liilehe I i > a iiIky and on turning ' I. .1. I.. V-miiij - ? .ruer i rail aw tv. i i.ik | ?i..ti of the sidewalk II' I I a - In 1 I lie VI 111. ! a i i a Jl I'd. Volt I. s fence illisiu'ii 1.as In throw Mr. Keeins nil the >p nf tin' fenco and almost demolish the vclii!" . \11*. I'rcms I'ri'i'iv?*-1 very srcre I>i*iiies 11 { /1nt tlio wen ler i; llial he escape.I with is I lie. - o . Shockiug Accident. A iiule from I5c?*. .fohn Telle-.m, living near ilia .'ane Post olliee, tells ns of a distressing ecMeiil I lit ( occiirrc I on liis firm, on liie l<>tii i~t.. I.y which Holier! Harris, aged I J years, a of Mr. Thomas Harris, was instantly killed y h iving lii- head era die I hetweeii tin- I i nn llo " a 1 an I e.>o wheel of the midline while gining colt >u. The little fellow, it appeirs, was riving the mules attached to the machinery n I not up on the arm of the cog wheel, ami as ic arm passed under the "trundle hea l the ay - head was caught Iiy the cog wheel au<l terallv ma-he I t pieces, s.-alterit g his hiaiu* 11 around. Heath wa in-tint. We leai 11 that adieil was a very ililcl.igeiit an I g 1 little i.y aii 1 we sineerely syni| ithi/.e w ith his hi- il Iirieketi parents. o loath of D. J. Fant. Alter years of great bodily sutteriug, from hat "Ireadful hut fatal di-easi?, I'ltna-r. on \1d11e lay morning last death came I 1 the rei<d'of our esteemed fellow eili/eii. Mr. I?avid . I ant. in the " Tin year of his age. His was a ea.-e of extra, r liuary long sutler114 and endurance, which lie hore w ii h reurirka le foriiiude atid 1 vs;gnaii ?ii For iii jIv linn en years the terrible mala i,\ had been >!. w !\ ut with unceasing ceitaiiity. eating its h ath. me way, ami for the past ti.r.e years his life edited truly to be held b_\ a simple thread . 1.: i. . 1 1 ? x .. ... ... . mill i nil iMi.t'i u? emu 11 .11 ;> in u.inn. Mr. Paul uas ;i m m nf ir.?:i c m^::1111i m :iit 1 ill. wliioli give liim strongtli to siill.T t!i?? miilv pain tttic'ittit{.I:ii:iii. _'ly. ivliilo lii-j I'ailli in to i 1 :i> . f (i.il laal.lol I ;il>I lv l>y 1- ifi'l nidi i-iiri-tliii n!'i:ii--i n. o ur Villigo Graveyardl iio o. 'ici al i m III l Ml i' u;ir \ illago Imiung , n:i I. lint in | ill i ~ 111 iilv I In* i'l'iici'nrtiiiii'l . is errminly ;i ili-graoo l<? oiir ooiiiiniiliiiy.? 1 i i: ro -1> :i'I dial is i mli!^ n! Ili *jliiisii i->us i I i m i' iin-ii :iii 1 i\ moil lY. i i \\ 11i? li noirly ii'ii . no "! ill.- u c iltliio-t. ii >si in! o! i i gout aii.I spool alilo I'aliii'ios ..I' nlii' Oolnlnllliil \ aii- -lo' ii li' I. i got Inn' nidi a ! nig list ul' 1'ito I loin | 11" an 1 lii.'ii'ls ..I' a": i" i oiory I imily in il.o ! uii an ! lioinily, ti,< ton lor Im'j", tin? lining i 1 i . I i i or an I ! hi lit or. I !io ii ' lo - n an I ri'llior. Ilio iloar iiil'o. ii.nllior an I lailur, all -i in dial -aori'l, lail silly noglooio I r j> ?i.? ill 1." 1. at il 1 Tin' fonro lia l '!to I 'I mil 111 I nil- i ani tlii'ou_!i i; ai li isiitv. Moil-iii.'. ii|'tin o l"' iulll'nl ll iiv.-i's ii. I slii'iililn ry | ' nilo i u o graios ly l'.'.iiig i'ii.':ii~. .ii' i i,-1, . -ly i , tg ii|? llio rr.iiiii I. il?'! irai ' an I. in many i i-i tnnlly i.liliioratiii: llio li i sign 1 :t i si, lA In ro t III' ! ly a ii ar no n .'I oil I. I'iioi o li j lAi n*o I -r s||, !| J,... i ll . ii. I ii" | ,i 11:i i;< > : ].:t! \\ < 11. I no iiooo*- 11 \ I r. 1.1 t!. j"<' v. i i> li well si it ii i ii .t:i 1 !i ivo |-?-l ir iv !< ii. i In i o | ??! i iii* ] ImO ill iv i'fiti! ' > 'ii ii;i :t. m > i:! ! i lo loll l?y a'.y one, ?I;:!e is \> ..i. I ive i<? r i ..v. ii an :i i j. i ir.un i- v ?. i . ! r! >11 m i i I' in: 1 v.'.ili mi. i . .../ I .n I I .state i: v. li.-ii it i c ?.v. o At a t i'!r' i I inii. _* .Mi - lev S| if. tin. ' ? .iiniv, I i-t itur t iv. a i' .ai'nimi < .* i |hiitius| to ('ii|it:iill l\;i: i hi i . -. it'tain torn.- ..it v. it.. .1 iif will -u.\t \ llu- into ..i Irna l ti-.mi S| ;ii : lulling I \ ;'i \i..!i r t.i iilis. i . ii.ii.iiti o r in : '. < inn n, i >i Ti ttijiai I ' 11- ivn'tli ui I .f T I' ' The Post Oftiso Robbed. Some time 'luring S *l?r I iy i.ight tail some I liicvcs I ! ?!?? into I In* t'ostolhee of 111iplace 1 through ilie hack window, ant raihiictic I the ulliw, i iking aw iy .1 numhci ?!' |ii\(,k tj;os ol letters, in for the ci - in tils. The window through which the Iliicvcs entered was well tc- i cure 1 !>v heing n iih !, u:i l before leaving the oliicc for the night Mr. <J ?-"?, the postmaster, carefully e.\ limned tlint and ever/ ether win , low and door fastening in the ofRce, and left welt satisfied that all was as secure ms Could he ! made. j 1 li is not certainly known what mail matter w as stolen, hut it is very evident I hat (lit thieves ransacked the whole u'liee tin t tod; sii li packages a< they thought might contain in >n-y or . ' other valualilcs. li ning Sunday in iriiing lil'ty r j-ixty letters were found, open, some torn in Ihiliiusou \ Allen's yard, just opposite the j ' ulliee, and one or two letters were afterwards : foiln I iti Mrs. Ihtwkins varl. Tiie Postmaster does not think there were any registered letters among those stolen, l>ul cannot ho certain eft hat. , Hie j?o>tage stain; son some ol' the letsers found 1,1 ' ' .. III. I mIoiiviii" lli it lliev had h.-cn dr-.ppe I into tlie oliice tilU-r it was closed. I 1 Among I lie miiiter stolon it Is known llicro woro ! I, it' is fur ilte following olliccs : >kull MiouN, j \ -v i 1! e. Kvllon, I'rots l\ey.s,?'ro.?? Author, iVlai lliiill, Ml. .I'?y, lliirnl Factory, llobhys, villi-, Milt's Factory, Fulcr-tine, Woodtulh'*. I ? i - 7?.?>',<-kiigt>?unoa- . > j to J. 15. .Miufcr; letters for ami | I'ol. A. ll. Ilice, it is known wcite also among J i lie stolen matter. W e i|t? not know tint suspicion a-sts upon any ^ | one; l>ut wc <lo know thai tlie litcs and pruj ; ^ ' eny of this community would he rtutch safer if I about twenty i lie drunken negroes \?e see louf uhoiit our .streets were made to go to work or . leave the loan. . s> . The Hot Supper. The Hot Supper given in the Court Mouse last 1 fucsday night, by I lie l.udi s of i lie .Methodist i liureh, was one of the tii /st delightful occasions ever given in this town, and its results were 1 highly sal is factory. I'uloi Innately .sickness j prevt-nied our h.-iug present, which, however, was a loss to ourself ul ?ue. ' I lie tallies wore loaded with the good tilings of life and the I.a lie and gentlemen vied with each other in their ellofls to make it a truly en* , joyahle .social alluir. The appetites of all ap' poured to he iu first rate e.iuditioti, judging from the way the Turkeys, Koust I'igs, Chicken ! S.ihi i, cakes, &c? disappeared. Wo hi*?? n<?t heard of aay one g ?iug aw ay hungry oi 'dissut; isfn d and the iiumhcr of busketsful gV.ltered | up iifterward lias not heeu reported to us. I I e great alliir of the evening was the voting for the prettiest young Lady, who was to he | | a aisled a hati Isouic neck tie. I'robahly no 1 election held in this t'oiiuty was ever contested I with more spirit, and if it ha I heen for a t'ott- j git-stiian deputy 1. S. Marshals would have had [ their hauls full the next day. Voles were i openly an ! iiiihliishingly bought an I a system ot i it 11 in in i-lit I i< >ii | ul.sued that made it necessary to led are the first election a fraud upon the rights an 1 privileges of wu ...unkind, and utiolhor . ,.., 11..> t - ' - : te-t w.i equally .is sjiiriicl ;is (lie !it>t, it was I i 11* 11ih*i I tur an I tlie tellers nnnuiti|cel that Mi s .1 i-io laiTir 111 1 rceeive.l a liaml->me j plurality ot ail tiie Vetes cast ami was entitle i j if.? tin* li.i 'I'Uv. scotiU ??i?? vijj\ ,-c. I'-'nUli I great applatt e ami t lie vote ma le unanimous. I lie a - uuMy hr.ike 11; uaia^ I lie wee stiri' limit'-, each I'tie in tito lialMiiesl iV.iiue ill' tuiml i . ... I as I lr>|>.n;.i t.i meet again soon to uij >y another itch a >lcilg!il!'nl cci-ion. List of Grand an.I Petit Jurors. /' i' t :h"Jt t'sW/l/'/i #//'llIt'll t:t (/> ' .;l/i/WCC with t/i*' ' j / !"', f > */' Iff*I. t;i; \.M> .n i;??i:s mi: issi. ! \V. \ Ileal v. II. I-' Smith, \\ . L. liii 1'. 1 liotnas, M m. Je'Vci ies. ji,. I'. Hunter, ti. IS. I' wier, IL II. Sheldon, V\ . ,\ . ieli ! .en, .1. t' larrar, IV. A. Mnoivhea I. \V. J. I". iSUtiti. Pi'.Ti I" .11 ISoiSS |.?IS MAISfll Ti:..M, I >s|. I. S. M ISi.-e, I". .1 i-Iiita t'. Shears, ( 'J. I.evi Spark, I' I'. Gregory, .la-, I. Pearson, -I. II. I', t ialnial!, 1. .' -> ( Ii llatii-y, 'J'J. .lames llrowu, .1. ,\. llam-jeU. 'JI. W . T. t'lidd. f. Ja-. t'. .1 enUitis, | JI. .1. M..I.ley Jeter, 7. I Ii. ?"h irles, .liii. II. ISjvil, S. J. I'. I". (S.mil, Olivers Kcinirick, II. M. Steven--, T. Ilartuin, I1'. \\. i?. VI urp'.:v, IS. I . IS ili i, II. II. I1. Se it. ' -J'.". W. W. Sims. ' IIS. II.Stewart, jJ. T. Mnorehead, l-S. I. ('. Lis.hi. '!!. lien. \\ . ISartielt, II I ...... i.>.... . * I - ' ' ' [..inn . I-'. I!.(i. Wilhilrli, . .Ies.se I!. Mix. I?>. W. IIniiiplirie.-'. !!. I.emuel I.. Sprousc 17. J. 17. liault, .I.Witt Miilwueil, Is. .lo.-t:ili I osier, it> W in. M. I. in-on, J r. ! S?u 111 <'m:oi.in\ asm Viunisix L'siium.? j On lilt* li'lll iiir-l, :l llolllhle W I Iillo u is .solcillII* i/. I al llieli i.oimI. In*! wt'i'ii t w i Iiiij?ii;~lit_*tl : families ?r the DM 1> uiiini.ni mil l'a'.metio States, wliifii xvi? ft*! will !>? an ithcr Jink to st I'eiijjtlii'ii the I? ?ii I ol love hel xveeu ii^iiii x nu t S.iiuli i'.-irolinu. I lit- happy p.iii* w.ro llicliur.l I Mniiiiiiio. jr. nephew ?*t ? \ (inventor Man. i iiin.'. of this Si.ile, nil I Mi s l.eii i li. Merelilli, I'liM/'iier ut" .lu l.'u lohii A. M< .1 i. >f \*i rill in. I s \i i-.ii si xiii.i. Si ii'iiii:. tireenville, I'Vhnii: v II. ili>iiit*r .leiikiiis n y iiing \veil-i - to !u iner aire i eoiniuilifl -niei te it his home fifteen limes Iroin here llii* iimi'iiiier Ii)' blowing Hilt ill- I *f 11 lis Willi -i*l .11111) 11111-;,e|. \ i | ii;.,. is : i - i 11. . i t I" tin* nil. 11C arose lie I'ore the- ill :iii I i" i leil tin' musket xveiil into n lie! !. In* - ill, t i -iinul -nine I'll I-. tioiii;^ .sever i! Ii'in lie i y u i- t. mi his lioii-e lie plnee-l the I nit if ihe ffi.n i:; i i r-e . .ii I with :i f..rke-i -lie, j ii | I lit* 11 ;. . . i !.,* ^ in :.i :nan I inking oil ,i o, , | 1 | . : i ii t i toe I j> el' li.s iie i I. e \\ I* II I ve i II 111 ||. 4: / ' I 1* I lie -l!l:|! I 'lIll 111 of 1 re t 11:1 _r in liter >0 ur n.-i le. hew \ lterli<e J t.ielils oeellpy llllll'isl oiir en. ii e-I i. e. I Mil* City ' Mereh nit- ,|.! >eetn 'lesir. us of leiiinn ihe pnli- 1 I'.i i. li n e. I1.1t I ie \ I. i\ e e:i hi 11 i. >'./. ./ v J/ 1 I. ' ' , i Vi e I; ite 111 :i J> ' xji / e i 'l* I he s:., ill 11 :i lu'ier < f tt'lverlisetneiiM flis** week. Our nierelmiin are r i ?i? i\i?\ i r \ iii10 i.i? j? ??:i hi . i \? ii'ii ii. v i. 4*. c - , o \ 1: i:: r i:: \im:i-ii!' Stnnipr. S. I. FVI.f ti- 1 :it \ II. \ lie jrr-1 ft nil!1 I lill I? iv.-- \v:is kill.- 1 I in- ir I ,v n?-11 * hi f nil ."-.i! nr I ?y. tin* !i i'.-l.iiil. * 11 ? :. ; V .l-lill- :i :i . I Ol:iii_'i' |-i:irs. i 1'lt'l, " \i pro hi 11--ii-1 vp-iii-r-lny nn<l hr<mglii r > jnil Inal , tii/lii, c in- I .:ii ili.* in ii Ipi*. 'liiinisjii Ins . !: !. t iiu -i ii i:;i|>!ii'iiiii? l- i ii"-. I r -.\ 'i'ni l'i?i M mi >'i <i'i \i?i:i> Iin- \> w Vi.i k ' !t-l nitil > ! I lie ! : Ii i li ~ it -rrivi- I | 1 y. T s.i1" . i ! is t m| -. ii'iiv * .sj eit'l i * i ! < l-'.ir lli?* Times. I "How Wo SUnd." Mu. Ni'nKO : ? As instructed l>y the llonrd of , ( ounty Commissioners, I desire In moke :i briel ^ eply to a communication in your lust issue im lo i, "llovv <to vve siati I." The Hoard knows he necessity lor making an annual report of heir management of the County affairs, ntiot isfactory mi l instructive report ot the status if the l.'oitt ly, when tlic time arrives, at which , hey can, with benefit to the citizens aii'l jus. . , . > I a ei ice to themselves, do s >. It is only necessary lo say now that the law allows the Treasurer , in until the second Tuesday iti Juno to mine mis or -ettlemeiit with tlie Auditor, and it is only alter he such settletneiit tli.it any satisfi<:tor> or accurate lej'ort c.in be made, fur the Hoar I never know, until then how iiiuclt moneyJ hoy will have to in pay mi t'onuly obligations or expend in (/Oiiuty ^ improvements. I hey might make a partial rc- ^ port now tin I in the Summer make a filial report : hut the one made now wotil I he of no value an I w iul'1 add gr.atly to tiie t'oitnty expenses. , . i .u' With regard to the condition ot the t o 11111y ; hooks, I wotthl have wished to have had nothing to say, as I occupy a delicate position with reference thereto ; hut the article to which 1 am replying U -so worded as to necessitate my say- ! ^ ing something nb til the con lit ion of the hooks; | .* for, if I sav nothing. I will he cWiJiiJjIJ'JJ'J .MA-Mi up thai no report can he male:" while the 01 truth is, some of the hooks are perfect. If 1 deny the rcpirt, saying there is no foundation ' ,c for it, I will he considered as pronouncing all } xv the hooks in tlie ollice correct, which 1 am nut , ' willing to do. W hat I want to - ty is, that the , Kecoid h >ok, upon which the iniuutes of tue ^15 >ard are kept, and the cash hook, which regit- , lutes and shows the expenditures of the t'uiiuiy, ; are perfect. The same praise cauiul be bestowed ! 1 upon tlie l.e lger, which is also an important i hook ot I lie ollice. It Iris heen negligently kept an l has caused me considerable trouble. 1, ' ' however, do not think thet'ounty has lost a cent \ by the Condition of the books; hut the great ! 1 trouble with ilieni Iris been, that 1 could not tell what was the pa?t in lihledness of the I'ouiiiy, 1 and litis accounts, in some degree, for the con- 1 Ira lictory reports of the County debt. At al- '' 111osI every meeting some past in lehtc l;ic.-s . which had not been brought in the new Le ! roi\ ' i i i ' s w is c.anno l, an I u:?on iiivc.^tigaiioti lia 1 to Uu . allowed, eon.seipientlv, the Hoar 1 might lliitik tl at iin.> ??oic itiu assets were sutlicicnt to covet | the liabilities, and next taoiith think dill'erent!v : ' I I can s:?y ol ilie former Clerk that whenever . u we have met with any <lilliculiy on the I.clger, , ^ lie lias worke-l faUhfiilly t > xtmii/fihn //, an 1 1 ! ^ believe has in each instance succcc<h'<|. I think ^ no responsibility attaches t.i the Commissioners i themselves. They know nothing of book keep- | w ing an 1 the Clerk is a trust otlice.*. "i he lioai'tl will try au l emboly that aecura- j. cy in the next annual report, which will settle the ; ;l voxel (juostion of the County debt, an.I the li t;*i*. 1 hopes the exhibit, if noU'l litional past in- 0 JebtC'lness come-- npaii 1 the Treasurer's reports |, arc accurate, will show the County out of <lebt, ' ,j excepting 11. 11. I'nud.-;. j, .1. C. \Y.\ l.I.ACK, C. 15. C. C. p .?.. for tin- Times. Jonesvillo NowsMil. l'.nil'tiii: ? 1 will have first to say some- tl tiling ulx.Ht l!tit I I..... I? t ..tl.. .... I | an.I clou Iv will* ram occasionally aul some- , liioe-t snow. V.'o hive lii I ll.is kin I of w f.?t hi-r ? I continuously f n* about three months. farmers j b have (lone nothing yet towards their crops for i p this ye ir, tr im the fact that nitr-ii of the work n that should have been tbtne before < hri-tmis u remains to be tl me yet?cotton to pick, oils i'f a s >w au l some wheat, if the weather will per- ' mil it .luring this month. The merchants complain of small collections an 1 arc rather slow to make arrangements to let out supplies for the present year. The tanners aic very slow to take hoi I of guan > an 1 appear very intliiVereni about it. 1 don't tniuk there t h i been any s iM here, yet : but when tlic time to put in the stuil'conic- 1 guess everybody will take seme an I then plant the - in cotton. The fi ee schools have opetu-.l in thi- l'owtisliip 1 an.I I think there arc about seven in opri.iti.n_ Tiiev certainly can't run long with seven in -me Sell.ml lli-iriet. I see a oi-e.il ileal -ahl '.v \ various C'irri's|'i>ii leiiH about I In* tree sell n ! 1 system, I think it is a liar I problem t k J ilve, A groat in my Colore i people arc want- ( s ing to teach in the public schools, an I - ?nio ot , n llioin ( in only take a thirl gra le colli lie i:o, >o 1 I think, wlioii ymi ~ot a teacher <lnwu, cither . ' while nr ciihirol, with fsrty or tifiy pupils, with j s inly a thir 1 gra lo certificate, it is next thing lo n ailing. Well, but \\hen no other kitcl of' teachers can be nbtaiucl how is *ho matter tu ' lie reine lid V So I repeat, iho I'roo School , system i* a li.-iv?l pt.'Uctu in solve. I might a bring in many other points to show that it was '' hul to solve bin will leave them for a future ' time, j V * In \ iir is-tic of the Itli you mane 11>c-111i<>11 of s Mr<. Uh i la MeK --ick's sieknes.s nnl-aii, per- , ' h ips she wis I lie oi'i'.'st I .a Iv in t lie t 'utility : but ^ you wen ini-takcn in that. There is a l.i ly near .loucsville, Mr%. Hetty fowler, who i. in her 'ill year, at; I lie i- -til! able t go about the lioit -e ami retains Iter memory very w ell. 't is prntM-so'l by -.one of the la lie ; >u her neighbor!!.i that it theoM l.a.l lives, an.I they t "i. nn.il her no hun Ir ith l.inh lay, wliieh will be in November, 1 ?d. to meet at her ' home carry tlieir baskets of > I things with l!non.?et i pi.- nil- .liniier an I have a il iy nf p iiig an I i -i.-ing witii I lie otic of a hun- , ire I years. :?o noOe it be. 11. 1 ' r: o 111 iits i I'll I k\ I -. -iiorse ste-iiing i - becoming e... . in u in mi r iiii: ty. Mm. 11 i a ha.I a ti.'y -t.-l.-ii in -lay time from the plank leiire near i . a lei - . ;> > ;! e? Iav". A ie w >la v s be! a iii I ii mule f I "It'll t'ittin ilm liiichiti-; |( Il'iillll 1 lie II" I 11)11 >21 S I I itliill;^ S|i.|'f IV litis ( III 1 olio SI 1.1 Oil IV hi I Ii rili'k Sl|l|? | i iv o\ i-iii :i/ :il i or la rk .'ll I In- Inn I -o ul . .1. I' il l (. '< !!. I In- iii I:! il i.>n . ai . I ii.it linn.- is ail ol iruii'III /o I i in I a! \\ i k s' ir 1 1 a i c I.\m. >!!! . I.-i-l wool;, lioftiii' I'ri'lay liiglit ' iii>i, an oinliiii .uici.l w is ,\a-iiol away un ilio j?. u ' ii.tiiii 'j Mi l \-liovil!o ll'i'i'l, liivir Trvoii ' I i': n. 'I i.o Iii I'.ik : al> :i( -ox !il v I'iM ! -n ? i ilol'oe ivo oiilvoi'i iiisoil llio iliiiuii^u A f.irco - at w. ii: io. i 11. -1 lo. nr. I it" llio mills ran sitj.. ^ iy tin* I i in I ioi', trains will run nvor la llonlor- <,,, iiTImii - 11; . '<1 y p Alitor :i < steels t" p| vol' liiis woo!; anyway tifi.i. ,i, * ? C.iM'i vi1 n W ni'.iN \ i ?! >r?' 1 man \\ o m , w i .--Ir I, on > iii.i I >y la-'i, t i' o ii'l'vii?t 'liooi'r l la; c i| a;.. an 1 o 1111:ii111' I ly '1'ii ii .l:i?;iro I'alnil. aiis-Ari' ii tin' n<'\! I nit ( :' > : -lis !i; ii a .i s tlic iliir i c i-o un Iit llio 1 11? V I I'. ? un : i i': \ iir' 'i I \ "ii ii-- i i> I'mnt'ir! of n?:ly I ri" l'or tli Tim *. ' A man hiii**| , r\ iii? t'lrn ul i'V i v ira'i ".I ?C C'-u IIO ? I I Uli . .11 i I .ill lll;i?l'-," .'otiiiuissinuer TownsctuJ will tut fin 1 his j lit :i be I of roses. The family of fault-find- ; is very extensive one ttn>l in various as ex* j isive. There is nothing about which people j \v so in itch au<J agree so little as how to con- j ct a school or how to locate a sell iul house.? I lever knew a neighborhood, however peaceful | may have been formerly, that 1 i In't llare up j the location of a school home or the election a teacher. Kverybody expects to hj satisfied ' d everybody is disappoints!, aii'i uou *-.? . 11 v I;now why it is so. u 0r the be*! ucliools that have ever been this County were kept iu h? sclioollmuses | eonntry churches end presided over by such , liohii s and teacher- as Kingsboioiigh, Thurher, otvney, John belaud Kennedy, Watson, < ros , !) Ll .iinel, W illiains, Save, James, Jones and any others. There is nunc in the teaolier an in the sell editause, an I however imporut it may be to have a comfortable house the aclier is, or should be, the tirst consideration. People must be brought he conception ' what an education is worth before they can induced to invest their money in education. The great fault aiming our Southern people that tliev always set their pegs too high. |i,.y hegiu 011 a grand scale and when the niuii jves out they got out of heart and give up i disgust. Ilotv many school h .uses, how . ?.* ?*vfiiiiiv Mini utki\t/i ;liC I i fliis account ? 'I lie first duty is to get good teachers A good a<h or will I hi i il up a ?chunl an I a school house, iiile a poor teacher will undermine both in a cry short lime. An I i ilking about good teachers brings up ic piestiuu, "what makes a good teacher?" i not mere learning, nor discipline, nor moral laracier, nor charity; nor sympathy, nor a knowledge of human chil l nature, but all of iose. The teacher should understand the wants f his patrons, tho eh iracter and capacity of hi> apils, the h mie influences which surround tetii, an I their peculiar tctnpcrauicnts. This is hard bill to till, it must I. admitted, but it is overth *les? true. However that inayhe.it is very nportaiit th it in our common schools we should ave teac'sers compoteul to teach tho clement ry branches, i. e., spelling. tea ling, writing and ac common roles of nritlimctic, properly?and 'ten we say properly we me in carefully. If pciling and pr niuuclaii-ui is carelessly tnuglit i the coin u >n sc 11 ? >1. it will stick to a man nil nroitgli college. To iUc cud of his life lie rill be lighting against it. Sj with reading.? low lew persons can he fottn 1, even among the duelled, i so called) who cut rea l intolligi* ly. Huriiig the war, when in times of great xcitemcnt a newspaper was received, contaiiiig thrilling details troin die seat of w ir, there oiihl not be found a man in the crowd who fould not blunder over its dispatches. Heading ! am tttg the line arts ?a -good reader is n t ub c hle-sing in :i c >iiimiinity. An i > >. we might I I, wiih arithmetic. It' ii hoy is not taught lie |'i inci|>les uf nun hers his learning will lie f little use to liiia in niter life, lie may * it :i ler through Pike. l>u\ies, Soiilers ami a .i/.?m? i.tiiers. ami know very little ahout it. 1*. ; t i? much liie cuMnni i:i sellmils to ] u-h the itpils forwai>1?.iften -l ine hy the teacher. in r ler to lighten iii-> labors, hy classifying them -often lone to tie!;!o the (> arents' ain'oii oi hy iO r.ij'i I j.rogrcss of the chill. This is ?!1 ilc. Vv.?ii \ MiMuV\ > *. v. Mrivii?:iv\. Mr. Townseii'l will 11:i I it no ea?y mnite.' lo ive r- itisfiction. Wh it in iv | lease one neigli:r!io i*l will n i! t'.l ati'.t'.ier. There nr.* one e'j> e who never w ill he tiloase I : their lia|'(>i* e s e.in-i-ls in tin liii.i 1'iult witli i.ther> ami in l ilting !li on-elve Ii-oitetite l with :iny situ:i >n. I.e ive tlietn to their iilols an 1 ti't All ilAlt. A trill pa.-kag >>t BLACi'.-QKAUGHT" free of charge at s.,,11 t.y .i. M. <;n;m:s. .v < ?. Tin: Wr. \ ri:r.n i oit mi is M >\ i n - - Mr. Venn ir tales ih.it the entry >>!' February of lust year i".^t wn- fully :ts severe ns thnt <>|* ine ( reslit in >ut11, an ! ili ii (!>> 1 te-1 inlii-r nt I -7'' was nilell liiofe severe tlmil llie l?eee!iiher ' !' Ilii i sea. iii. .lamuirv of I"*'**'!, however. w i- a li.ihl iioiitli. tin 1 the ver\ ..|.|n?*>iie nf the January of S>l. I onii the |irineii-le of oener.il *.... i-hi. nn I from the fiol of our limine n e.v ti.i 1 it - iieen- -ion two iii t ii i It.-4 i.f -ii* w? ; ill*. W-ini'T is strotijrly of tin; <i|>iui-m 11, it In? pi-flit iiwu.lh will ^ivc us iho Ihaw ireJieteJ in his iiltaiiniir. In this ho illII Irs I I II I :?? I 'I'-'1J.|.C,.I 'II1I I 1.1 -Ii i.y till I '.' :;:illi.' oVl'V a Ctr\ l.irij'' HI-' v. :ill<( return >f winter nr..i uf stormy u rather townr'l- the n'.li'i* 1 .ni"n "f 5Tiiin 'iilli i.ii'l twr rhe iir-t U'l of Miivh. llv I hi nk- another 1 in I i .! I 111 iii ii . ! trnvi'l over i lie 1'nitc 1 * '. nci Ii 'lily after (In finry ?.f M m I; A !' .( ii ii.ii- Ii irsi' I li'u 1' name I Jerry \V' rrtn-n, , in ii It i ( i, i\ a- nrrrste 1 :?t II l/elieM i' 'in llmi-o ii \5oii tuy l.i-i hy a :eiuIfinaii IV.iiii Wiii iTiiinii, ill. \\"l-!l|l'll -111'I llli- ifi'lli ll'lll'lll II 11 11- - 111','} tlew.nisi siolit (lie only oilier hoi-c owttel hy lini. The owner "f tli.' Inst li -i (for ii !i i l well : luloii hy W "il .ii'ii (unit' ii i ( ehiinu I iiis v.ii, Jiii<I llms tin' inii111 purchaser Ine! iu<iiiir u 'loiitile vie!.in. I*i*inn paper- in hi- pese-sioii ii i- li.lii'Vi' l In- i- one of a j/ait;;. Imv. ii/ iieeotiipliccs in ihi- .it ? uii I (i.'ur/in. 11 n iill l.e lnken to t!eoi}tiu for tvinl.--/ " / /? /*?./?/ / in or. " BLACK-DRAUGMT " run s ?I\jn phii, iiulioi stioii iiiul lieiirtlnirn. Sihl i.y .1. m. til mir.s. c.'. t A t illIMI! IN t'lllll l-|le. - t 'IlilNI'I'l, I'l'll'lry l k -Thr Z'nhiiii. s.ivs ; "A i unci' in the rovi-ioit ni'irkei i- in progress ivhieh <lwarfs uv pri'violis in.?iii|>ii!it! ioii. even the -.Meat one f ln-t yi'.ii1 W'lliin i ivfi'k tin re hme l,t .-n II rcilll-e'l "Jo.! It tlt.tK ill I'l.llllls I,( -lint III.-, J I. i It I l.'i ri'ets "f J- !'. nn I |t?.'Mm tin.-ii o|' hirl. lie I 11-| i S i 11?-X? I me lli'lill'y tlio.e who iii I he siii-i ' .iiil ih ill :i \ enr ;i/ii. nn 1 it i- theii iteuti mi i > pit I lie price fit* nhove the present li'V.iilin:: 'ate-.' \I \ 111 i: i\ 1111 i \ n 11. Iinliliti. February Ii* 'I lie S ilioli l i-t j-re-s Jen llln e 1 l he nrre t .1' i\iil. hi t llitTi* I-* iirirl.t'tl lii> 1<-i ;il i>n in t he i>; !" til- ! ill' I :iilt<:!i"?. Tlu-y :i I vi-iln? Hi I I . 1 * * i v i ir iMiiiilry. Tlirir i'i.'lii wmiM. llu>y -nv, ?iv? >H? s ili-.lai li 'ii In llii- jj.ivrriinit ;it (tin licit rrsi, I'lifir kill lit-I in Ann-ri?-1, i%lm li:ivc litI'ibitii*I InrjHy inwsint tlio l,o-i}fiic li I . n:il III' 'y II I I ' I'll'. I* I M : 111 y ! i' II: a .-i:in?l'i"ii' fii'in llil.llnl Id e.-i':ii>o l'r-j:ii r.iiiny. 9 I 'i > m i: * i. i" i Wi'M'nss. Till) I?ii\ii ('"iinril i.f i i' i ~ 'li filK-.l i w.i li.oin.l. Tii' s'l iy f.ir imitv iii? I" i lit- i \. 0:i|?i?liS t;.; >'.M :in I I hi' <_>l In r i' /.,* " ," -i\ : "Tln> only wiy lupirroct i?vi 1 '. > I iip: ilio li'Mvif-l I'i'ii lilies of I* 'riiv iiJ* .li j!i".?o \v!i > j'l'iu'iii il. uiri ili.il i1 ll lllC" I' ''III! ll .?! til.' 'liSjlO'l I In 'lo lil'IC ol c. ' o Tin I, ?\'. i l?oi\i.ri>. ? i-kin^t i., i'., I'l'l.rii iry I J. \i > KM', M. I liri c v| in > I ll It I')|l^ 'III i '40 III. I '- i li 0 I *' >4 l ill 1.1 '* IV ! l fillI 'ii J * !ii- : Mi!! jiin'iii:^ Rimh i: >tu* Rkskiitkhs.?There was :i loii" deadlock on the election of failed 8 tales 8cuutor, which, having been broken, w.ij followed by it not h vr on Stale officer*. After eighteen ballots I r Secretary of .Slate, two or iliree Dcruocritts voifl lor ilie Ke|>ublieaii candidate lliut elected linn. This so moved and oid gentleman and lie broke out in the following butst of eloquence : "Mr. President ? I am an old man and haVe climbed the hill of lime, crossed its apex, and am hastening down the Western slope. Rut I have never seen and never expected to see the scene presented here to day. I have heard of traitors, hut never dreamed that their could be a ^ democratic traitor. Ilehnld the sickening scene before us. Thegenitis of Democracy weeps at the sickening sight. The Republicans applaud the deserter. 1 know these Republicans. They am high strung and high-toned gentlemen, mid while they accef t the ujt. they will turn upon the traitor as t'lesar did in the flallic war upon the deserter that came into his camp and exposed mi- iiositioii of the opposing army, and say to I i iioiii* . I '/ if *'*?/ cvntcmno <1 . "riorum I hear "what >oti?iy, but I despise the traitor.') The linger ol scorn is point in g ul tlioin now.? Tliev u ill be laid <??)\vti in infamy so deep that ii will taint llieir bloo.l nn<l become a leprosy in i their families. I vote for Mr. S nod grass, whoso nomocracy is ax pure as the limpid stream that leap from crag to crag among his native iiiouni tains." * ? Take " BLACK-DHAUGHT " and you will never be bilious" Sold by J. M. UlHBKS* Si ".u. O li is to be hoped tlint Mr. Pendleton's bill 4 providing that cabinet ministers may occupy scats on the Hour of the Senate with the light a Kiient- a|.un matters relating to the business * of their departments, may be voted down. Tliu 1 executive branch of the govcrntncnt lias already a more power than it should have, aiidthj^j^ tending of its privileges t . by Senator Pendleton might be p^^| great injury to system of goverin^^^b^^ i.- but a few days since we saw an lhigli^^^4|ki j minister stand up in his place in the HoiiscotI^^^ ! Commons and arbitrarily order the expulsion <>f ! the 'ri.di members for no other crime than avail- ^BMjb ing tlionise!ves of their rights under the House. | We are unalterably opposed to anything which has even a tendency towards centralization of ' power. The people and the government have ^^B , already become too separate in this country, lj | may do in Kngland but not in America, whore* the "balance of power" is at the other ciul of the lever.?C/mrtofte Oh*?rvcr. Forty years' trial bs proved ^BLACKDRAUGHT" the test Liver medicine in the world. Sold by J. M. firiini.S. &Co. The \\ Hxhington correspondent of the Augusta Chrnnii-lr is told that the Republicans will al' tempt to organize the next House of Keprcseutaiives in deli-nice of ihe clerk's list, so sis to keep out those members whom they specially dislike. Another sto-ry is that the nionient the Republicans secure .domination in iho Senate, they will see to it there shall not bo. for a gcucra'ioii at least, any more Hemocratic Senators from. Souib Carolina and, perhaps, several other Si.iuUern Stales, ttne plan is to have in each State n duplicate Legislature that will elect a Republican Senator who will he admitted. Another is to reject any I'ciiuicratio Senator wl>i> shall be elected. This is lively reading, hut the country is not going to the dugs to that extent. - It is fni'mi \t Last !?Something new under the son. A new era is dawning upon woman. Hitherto she has been called upon to sutler the ills ut mankind and her own besides. The frequent. ami distressing irregularities peculiar I !.> ncr sex have long been to her the 'ilircftil 1 spring of woes HmiiiiiilnTi"!. ' In 111c mansion j ot* tin' rich an I hovel of poverty alike woman lias been tlie constant yet {anient victim of a tliouI saml ills unknown to man?ami without a rcnti cily. ?ili l.or.j, how long!" in the agony of I her son I. hath -1"' ' - 1 "4' j hoi rctcttiplion is come. She will sufftr t o : more, for llra-ltieM's Female I'ogulnlnr, "H'n1 in in ' ? Dcst Frieit'l," i- fir sale by M til DDLS .v m. ! rreparcl by Dr. J. Dr.aliicM, Atlanta, (ia.i i jirice, SI *.<? per bottle. Jan 1 I 1 cowlbn . ?. ' BLACK-DRAUGHT " runs costiveiti.-s ami Sii-k-1 leaiiaelie. SobI by J. M. til DDLS. & Co. ' Aitkmi't to Wiiki'k \ Tn vis*.?I'etershurg.. i \ a.. February 11.?Another nttem|>t was tnaile tln< aftertiooti 11> wreck lie Soul hern bouml fast mail Irani on lite Petersburg ami WeMon Ilaili'?a I by placing a heavy sill lengthwise tt|inn the track near a curve in the foa l at Dullerworth s Dri'loo. Thomas Turner ami Henry j D aiioy. eob.re-i, were caught in the net. Tim .ifvutrtvl e.oifc-oic I the ciinte, ami sai 1 they ha t been I'tii'l to ilo the work. I/ '.'T*. ffit/i"fiirull ?V Urn.. .1 ([unfit, (!n : tii'iitleineti?We have u>ei| y.air "Neiir-alginc" with "teat sati?laction. Sometimes it has given imme lia'.e relief, at others by a soothing e licet, I lias brought uii sleep, anil then followed reenv.iy tioin tlif si verities of nervous heU'lache-. j We reeoiiiiiii-iii) it to our friomts. Respectfully, l>. K. llfTi.Klt. I I let. IST'.I. i Feb. IS In; "BLACK-DRAUGHT" makes chills I .'.tul lever I in possible. Sol i by J. M. GIDlllkS. & Co . a Mrs. Du.'fiiia f.ittlejoliti, wife of Mr. Charles ^ : l.iltlejohu, a merchant at I'acolutl Depot, fell Iroiit her chair while at breakfast Sumlay ami lie 1 sml lenlv witlioiil --peaking. She hail given birtll to :v i1 "I ' - 1 1 1 I iii.I I. runic very strung. Slio callo-l licr lius! I' Ui 1 l.y name, an I before he couM get to her sic feli IV'in licr chair. She wis a ilauglitor of i itic laic .lame-. I.inlcj iliri, of Union County.? j a. * * ' An I Nltvol MAIll.r. Si iflliK.?TIlO AllfrilfllV /.' ' Hi/. / A't'ir i,| Tin- lay contains I lie following: "Mr. I. I. NV illiaiiis, of Nacooehce Valley, coiiimiitc'l suici'le Uri'lay last Uy shooting himself w'uli a shotgun. The causes arc unknown.? I lie'Iccciiscl Is a son of Mr. t'liarles I,. W il lituus, a former ro.-i lent of Augusta an I a broiler I i tivorgo W. Williams, of I'harlesioi . I I'll, .led was c'Uiiiiiiltcil at his father's house at Naciochvo Valley." ?. I l'i\ in or Hun. I'iiin \ ni'o Wool.. Initio leak. Ai',;., 1'ifvua.y II.?The ilrn. I'ciiiamlo Woo I, meinher ofi"onjjress from New Vork, ?lic<l at It't Spinas at in o'clock last, night. M V It lit I'll >. ^ l'.\t i I". ? 111 >1.1. \ N l>, Marrie I oil the loth 1 in t.. hy I'. W. Mis.,n Ksij., Mr. Kr.i.-v l'\<;r. to Mi- i i.|:..i a v \ i I oil. \ Mi?all of I 'ii iotl < 'oil ii I,' WlSltilli' -I.I'M Miiii'ieil, on I lie I (it Ii in-.i., l y .1 \V. 1". lie , Notary I'uhlic, Mr. IS \v ? ' w -so W i;i?iiir to Miis I.i.i/.ai;i:iii I'.ow \i:i.s ; till of I'ni >n t 'eitiiiy. - ? t/'onsignoos ner Kxpross at Union, S. C., fob 17th, 1881. I . N11 Noli?t Spear's ,V t'o'ton, <!. I-' I,minister, Mr-. \| (' Massic, Miss VirgieJeter, Win Hill, I i?r. .1 .v Moure. F. II cor NTS, \-l. ^ DANCING SCHOOL~" I I >IH >F. I I".II1 < 1.15, t'riiin ClnirlcioM. vesjneiI'ully 1 i111 r11;tin* Ilie-' iiii'l (ieiitlemen <.l I nioii t liit lie will < } ?' n ii I liincii.j! s li u.il lie re mi Mmi* lay. "nIi in<i,, where I'liuin;: will lie uin^lit ; in all i'.i various liranolie.s. All tlie novelties nf i 11. 'lay are laii'ilit lay I'l'uf. I'.erjfer, wlin is w?-'.l an I laviiralily known as an \itui ami lias , fin* le.-.al 1 ee oi tn -11 I itioi:>. A 1|.1> I l liioli , II..lei ' Fell {^ r, ?>?

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, February 18, 1881, Image 2