Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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>? k? I in inn it?S| i.rlmburg, S>" tta er Id.?Ei orcc I'rcaby tery cvintied (invi'icik Chunk, it 8 n ur, on tL* 16 b null i tljm.rn"' mi 'In lhili 1 w>Ire miniate s and tw?? )-*? Mm wt ? enrolled, the Ee? A. 0 Wi rdla* ? ? mo lnn'or, and the fUraT. II Law an I S. H. Hope, clerk*. 1U H'Uil c vrk. the Ker I r P. Jnuba. wa? ' tained at I t wo I y the >Hi.e<a of hu father, tl e l et Fe'dmand Jacob*. D. D., who rnti|? y~~ I- '"*"*iy i'-l at - U> ron'a r ai inire in Clinton Tt c u refingras a fire me, ft??l of go d f>*)iipaiil n rrs ing ditiiuaitn ?f nnuy matters. l our y. u> g men w re received aa aid ilntea tor the ministry, r i; A. 11 Fowler, W. II. Huils-u. E. P. Pil.anaai d J. A. jtir cr Cue i en-t hu-ch e a? rc' < rtt d is ?rl>ii t d leceuily ty the craogcli t of the pnidyt ty it Bitot, a station on the Augusta Bal' oal.tii e in lea In-low Spartanburg. The I Ker J . M. Ko-e lesit tied the pastern e > f il c Washington Street Church, Oremvi le, nod wasd ainiased io Faye ie?ilie Preahyiory that til mi?h acce| t the work of erangilist f it.e Syu>d of Nor h Car<lina. The pr?eby?'y accorded its hi^h nppmiation of h'B va'u. bla Hri lici'l. It- il rn loar.t nt I iwino liiin I deport aid ts v u ni con.it indatii n f hitu to those km -ng whom Lc may be o ?lle?i to labor. 1 lie K? v N. J. Homes also asked lo be relieved fr< in llie work of prcsbyleriil evangelist i at mi|tlit a cept li e financ ill ng-ncy or lb? C. lumbia The -logicd Senrna-y, but llio presbytery, after careful considernlion, de lined t lot bim go, ni ?1 re c'eited lilin c mge i*i ano h :r >c r. His eVY.ee* to l c pvcib.Ytcrjr ere t- o valuable to ba die p need ?ith. The Tre?bj tcry ad p e<l wi bout ili?*enting in ee, tl o Revis?d D reco\v f Worship smi d wn bjr llie Asseully. It alro urg-d it* it aicbe* locon p y with roeomtnendni on of ilu Asm nibly to tnkc up collections for the American bible Society on tlie third ?abb*tli ii Octob r. and pruvidtd f r a standing conin iter i n tl e bib o c?uac at its fall meeting* bi"f* t r. The neat meet ng is to be at Jones*il:e in Tiiien foui-ty in at April.?S/>rc.'al to thr A'iict ard t A Gekat Business Ovimno run llnoTnsn M Sroxaa and tiik Bub Trkasvby Mix.?To ^J^^^kthe Kdiior of Too Nc*?s and Courier: 1 that 1 huvca g'an We have good authority. IJr.ther Stokes lie i* go d authority mi financial que-" , thai the Government loans money to bankers at 1 per cent; N nr. ?by can't the farmers he b >nkors? Why do not President Stik-a, la bert it hi st?rt n I snk ? The farmer* wou'd s'an.l'ty lio n mni g vc them all tliry could do. Hhto we n t the best atouTity in the world ?land 1 And wo would never wnut more thin bO per cut cf its value at otic t n o Wc v ou <1 bo wi ling to pay them 3 or 4 per ceut,yes cvtn .r> per cent, which would t c a clear gain to them of 4 per ce i?, ?nd such a business they could do! They could certainly place !? 1,000,000 in South Cirolina. Think ?( i1, brethren, 4 per cont on one milium d<lla.s! An I then we to ild tpiil losing ?? hi i-h ins with po itics, and pay more M ention to our farms What say the brethren!? Speak oil. and let's git at it at once. Tne crops have gone bick tevrinly in the last twenty d-iys, nud wc will need cheap money next yo*r. We don't cure whether it is a do lsr or not, so it will buy a dollar's worth tf bacon. An I n >w about iltese bads and b"?r* tba' make m.r produce sell so 1 -%v. 1 want to kn .w how it is that the bears always gel the best of it, regardless of laws of supply ?ml do man 1 ? Can't we lic'p the bulls somehowai.d so get better pr.ces ? I think that something o jglu to be done at once, or the bui'a wilt give up the fight, and then what will bo come of u?? sv,..,.... ? B ^ this uuunijr. . .... .1 1 1 1 1 llie increase of population and the larger num-T tier of persons who every year indulge ialh^^ pa-tiuie of eliootiog, but one the maiii dsrcgard ^ir the preservation of birds. AN ly small boys may be seen going out with their Jogs nnd guns and shooting partridges on the ground and otherwise and that too before tbo birds are old enough to fly with any s;>eed. This ia an evil that should be 1 corrected. There is no better exercise than < bird-'hooting, aud unless some mentures are ? cdrpled for the enforcement for the game law, it wi 1 become a lost art Parents should see that-their boys do not break this law for it exposes them to fine nod imprisonment, bo aide accustoming them to the breaking of laws Tncrc is some talk of organizing a gams a>sociiiion, nnd prosecuting a'l persons who j are ie?orted as guilty ofIlie offense. In the met time it would be well for b?ys 10 renumber that it is not lawful to ah?oi patridges until the ftirat of November, and ' that t'lO nunisliniaiit t f stunt o is n fine of not less than Ion dollars ? or iin xd-onment for not lets than ten d?ys. c half of the fine to go to the inform r.-Spartanburg Her rid, * a Stbaiciktout tickkt Aoaikst thk Avti Lottsiirt Tiokit in Louisiana.?New j Orients, Sept. 16.?A call was published here to-day by ll e leading members of the Farmers' Alliance for a th'rd parly coqvcii ion 1:1 Alexandria ou Oct. - to place a full State ticket in the field. The ii Knights of Labor and Industrial Uoi >n ?re t aske 1 to send delegates lo this convention ; ! ^ which will base its platform ou the Ocala demands. ^ a 8 >:ii in die Alliance has been expected 4.1 /or some t ine, but it wan not thought ilial it . would go to the length of placing 011 independent uckci in (he field. A in?jority of the Alliance OTcr.il weeks ag> united with t the anli-lo tory Democrat*. aeouriitz iiic t nominations for Governor and oihtr State , offic and agreeing to run on a Democratic J and not the Ocala plat form. The minority, b acked by President Polk, i' ha? repudia e I their action and decided t , noirinaie >1 stright tickcton a straight Alii- fi ? ... aiirni uirmu!t will be livo Allicandi I Ues for Goreenor, one running on ? " Dem crat'e. platform, the other en an A li- f ance platform- j Train Rouiifr*.??anrannab. On, September 10.?A Madison. Fla. to the Morning ' News to-night siys: '-The Southern Express k Company robbes, wl o lield up (lie Central (l Kailroid train five miles from SaTamiah, las p Friday night, were raptured ai Motley 11*1', eventeen miles from Madison, at day break " this morning. "The de'cc Dei' poa*e, hea led by District 8 Superintendent Mayers, of the express company, and Detective Jacksin. who cap ure I .. th? out aw Kube llurrowa, reache I Mosey J flail on li--r*eback at 4.-SO o'clock, an I, after cl eurr uoding the house where the robbers sn were, waited for day. At daylight the of- jj tfeers in ered 1I10 bouse and surpr.scd three robbers, J. M. Pcrhine, J. A. Turner mil J. _ E. Delaughter, in bed. Tlicy weie sleeping MUM imum uil illBir IC?OITCr?, UUl WCTe covoiod r>itit ? iuchcsirrs and ordero I t j hold Hi their hands, which they did. I They confesard th?* v bheiy It wn aupI os d that only iwo nieti were engaged in the robber, but Pcrkin?, the (bird man, o'i at >od guard while 11.c tra u w >s lie d up. I hetr capture was effected * hough three j,< we inen with whom he robhi ra had been liein; in Sarann ih, ?inl who were arrested aa a tom| lice*. wi lincki.nk'fi aiihica h ii.vk.?The best ealee in the world f t t'uia. liniisca, Sores, Ulcers, en Salt Khetiui, Feve.- Sores, Tetter, Chapped hande, Chilb ?iii?, Coi^ts, and all Skin Kru)?tio is, and |<os ti?oy cuic# Pdee, or no p?y requir.d. It is guar >?iccd to viijt perooi aiuifnotii)n, or n.o> ty refunded. Pi Lei 1 26 <.? ita )er boj, For Bale by B F. Pogelain .April 16. I iO< (Lite JOt'dily V.uiiui Hiiiics R. M. STOKES, - - Editor S. S. STOKES. - Looal Editor Friday, September 23. iKttl. SUBSCRIPTION, H M^PER A\*LM POST OjrriOJHKrtffipTORY. P- O- *"l for businose ftoin 8 A. .VI. to (J 00 I*. M. The Money Or ler Department w.ll be opened for trainees from [) A. AI. to 4 I'. M Tito Northern until will cto88 ? I2|?. M., end the Southern Mail at f. 00 l\ M. Any inattention or irregularities tliuu d re reported nromntlv in !.. i? *i 'j/c. HUNTEK,'' 1*. \l. Mrs Chamberlain, wife ofex-G roruor Cbaniberihiii, died in New York on tlio 18th inst., ngod 45 ye rs. t&~ Only one I alo t f r.ew cvtton lis* been I rotight lo ibis market ni yei L?n year ?l lb s tirae o*er 300 b?les bad bren cold. ?? . B?T<U We cull special nticntion lo (lie iniceMiiig a'lio'c under Ihe liealing The West lbdiit ol tIre South." For $G, I will sell jou the same eiglil day clock ihnt i-t n -w being sold from the wgons of traveling me t in thisCoumy f?r$13 S. M. HICK JB? K. U. t*a&. C ifford Seminary 1ms 32 bo?rd ng pii|ils. and inoro ooming, nod about 30 day pupi s. Ti.at is mere than it has had ? <)' | year sine: it was first opened. B>ejr O -v. Ti! man has appointed T. C. Duncan < f this town, and II. B. Buist of Greenville, ss del ga'rs from this, the 4th d s'lict, to rrpresent South Crrolina in thclevenih annual session of the National Former's Congee s, t> be held at SedflUn, Mq , November 10. be October term of Court will commence n xt Monday week, Jultre Hudson to preside. IVc d > not th'nk * kinglo t*je of homicide will be trie I, n'lh ugh ihcru arc two |cms s on ilie docket, but the ease of ctch'ng before banging" standi in the w?y. ? ftlliemos! gratifying evidence of tlio State bring in a prosperous aud impriving oudii.on, is iu the fact that every institution of higher o location f <r nia'c and female, rej'oiti mere pupils in attcndanco, the schools g Mic a'iy in nioic healtliy and flourishing condition than eTcr before. I.sd:?; Linen colls rj 7e, Ladies Linen outfs 1 Oct at II. M. L'OIIEN & RIIO'S. f?)- He are informed that there is en a arming exodus of white laborers and tenants from ltreytonville and GondejBville townships. Tin y are being induced to leave the firms for the fnctoriat, under piomi.?e of better pay. Some plantations have In cu cn iro'y abandoned by the tenants, and it is feared that next year there will sc ireely be a white tenant in those two townships. ????- -v -T *fV ? * and see hi> lug-. lioe of Sewing Machines M^ri|Bta^lnin'umcnts. lie can sell you | ^H?Jg|^Mkutt^^Cfroin a Jej?? ''arp to iGrand Upright I' f~> up. U&k- The following change in the Raiload Schedule went into effect last Sunday, he 20th, teteeen (.haileston, b. C., aud ^iccimatl, Oh o, with through Pullman Sleepsr without change; L.oavu Charleston G 00 a ra ' Columbia 10 00 a tn " Al?t< n 10 f>6 a tu " Spartanburg 1 35 p m Point Hock, central t me. 6 30 p m Arrive KimxtiI 8 00 p m Leave ' 8 10 p m Jcllico 10 4o p m ' Junction City 3 00 a m Vrrivc Cincinnati 7 00 a m Thid is the beat and qu'ekost schedule iver iperatcd bet aeon Charieaton aud Ciniiiati, and trains run through ilie important iltloa of it i Inheville and Knoxville. U'uj.i's from 516c s a dxen up. Ladies C (1 Gloves O icts pair nt II. M. COM K.N & BRO'3. Boy If at er money was s* -year than it is iow in this town, we dsn't remember lie hanks have closed down on everybody in the Farmers, and even they cannot g?t a o'lir of the tlexiblc upon anything but cot9D. We are told there is plenty of nu>noy q the vaults of the hanks, awaiting the 'ojen s ttsame ' of the Forme's, to move heir crops I?ut the cotton Is at least hree weeks 1 Her than last year, consequenty eteryboly and every business is in a I'stressingly standstill condition. And there i no knowing when tho blockade wi'.l be aisod C tton picking Las hardly commcncil, and it will take a month or six weeks .fUr tl o coA 11 is picked an I the market illy opened before any reliof will be felt ii iho poucal business of (lie country, (a he ?-.n;in time hero comes the Tax Collector, icking up all the loore cha-ipe tbot might 0 to paying other debts. Wei1, we'll have 1 ' gvin and bear it," hoping that the iditor's c aim will bo among the first settled. <? mo'e it bo. . 1 tor* to be Closed. We i>re requeue I to gee notice that ' [tiers. II. M. Cohen &. Jlro'a etoro will be o e 1 October II1 and 12tli, those days being ' let c Jlj o' served as ho i lays by all of the ( cbrew ' ?? c eath of Mrs. Meador. ( We regre' to ann unco the deith of Mis a nma .Me.dor, wife of L)r. W. M. Mealor, ? !ii h oc.urred at the res denoo of Mrs. L. r \lu ?- I.., W? 1 1-- !? * ' ? ? ?- m u?u?9via; liiuilllll^, Wl? I I li clock, *fl> r ? brief but painful illoois. 1 Mrs. mi a Mis* Douglass, of fl iirfi *I?1. A id lias reside I here for sercral are, du> ing wh cli tints she mule ran y |, tun fiit-nds winnow mourn Iter death. d Sli Usvre a devoted husband, a brother i, <1 ris er who litre the sympathies of the tl tiro comniuni'y in their beretre nent. A lit r remains wore burie ) in the village h metery Wednesday afternoon. e, ftubhe T)iap r c'oth &0c a square. Kxlinp utir Uvttble Iinud Toe 4 More. si its a pair at H. 51. COHKN & BrtO's*. I ; TIij Oral?d Fcsocl AllH ugh the school '.?!?? uct jet mo ed ' iuto the new building in consequence of the l.l.ij i i teceieing the new sens, the wirk Co of ilie so! oil room is a\* ciu* ically progrossing, in Till the depait meats from the rod y'0 to the mo'io room. ' The Trustees have exhibited consideiable *' Uct end great discretion iu the selection of tea-lie,s. and we oonftdemlj prod eta pwi ; ant. harmonious, prosperous and proSiaMe term. l'rof. Morrison is certainly a man of ^ ability ip his profe-sion, and a rigid dircip- Dt! liiarian, with the norre an I discretion to lu ftt ft ??*.-?* li c ? * ...? - ? ? .u.v? h'mi un.Miiws una rru* d nee. Mr.". Nannie Linder and Miss Minnie cf Cist, wh> gave suoh universal satisfaction th la-i year, occupy tbe same positi -ns in the school this year; guaran'ceing effio oncy pt| an sa i"fac'.ory progress in (he r depart- sp met ts. a td 8!?brtin'i?l aids in the goncral welfart of thi school. ou. Tin music department is avain placed ,r) under :hc waderly cintrol of Miss Sallic Gt Munro, undoubtedly one of tbe most " thorough tsachers in tbe country, whose B refit cd and guiiil faculty for imparting f0l music-d instruction his made mus'c at- fat tractive to many pupi's wh ? at first OMild ?r di-rover i.o brightness or forvortn J?s soul- ' silting harmony, anJ male then fine per- nti f>rm* rs. fot Thus equipped, the Gruled S-h ol of (,'ititin ? fle s as fine facilities for ilio eduoat on cf fie you'll <f the Sou It ns any dt in-1i ution in tlis oountrjr. 1 ?u< via The Village Graveyard. Ap We c .n now 5 oint to our Villigo Graveyard twi with f-clings of pride and admiration. The we If.dies who liavo worked i) long and so per- ^ ?U:otiiiy t> tnako thjs snorol spit, where j n si the innrt il remains of so many of bly I'lii n's i -vi d and honored doid, a cred t to fee the v fined t >s 0 an I Christian character of tli? jieup'r, h ivo oortainly p?formr4 (i,e work in t! c matter with expui-ite taste, and. Wa a J' were, brought order out of clia s. ant The yory nft>f |poq ji)4 wire fenoing ^01 resting up ? a brick wall along tl^o s'reci whil^gompleteiy eulising tho gr unds J.'] II "in HIV Iu> >q;ua ui Wl| '!> > I JW.J |[|| i-bs rurt the viow /or pas<yr?-by over any j ar", nod c rtiiuly adds much to the geucrr ,j,( ally improved appenrmcs of trio wh dr. J$! Of pour?c Vft cap ha?c peitber d*'tre or wh ao i?e tit Ila'tt?ji?i8hjng any particular per * son uh intro entitled to the honor of bpijjginguhout so conspicuously commendable a p'y cli isigo. but we think Mr. and Mrs. John L ftnc Young li ve been the moving s| iri s ia the l'ie. good w< rk. au l, wifh fljoso who aide 1 them, ,be tboy have the proud satisfac ton of epilog, naj as the result of their uutlriug J ibors of nf- t'T fecionnlc regard, a batidtoips and pprmar nent enclosure guarding (be eacro I teat ng ^ H plic* <f "their love i and lost" from the say profane encrotclitticrtt*of aan and be?at. dre Tue l*dtc? hive done their whols duty in thiv metier, and made our "Village Grave- rjg| yard" an t ooor to tbe civil za'ion of the silt town. end tic now suggest that a town ami ["*' " , *^iti_iaL. iini t Cbn officer, to tin sou.e *p?t'iScd :iuitaMflr rn,9T$r^ r,> ^^ vies of the town, tT w ' ffKtn up the gruflV;. >tbr every year, to |jor H PPwl.yar.i, god tl.i^t a WHVMnpur|>nrc bo appropriated by the thai Town Council annual'y. Ii m and cita Dr Warweu'a C r.bne Cor>et, DOcts Nor-lug CoisfM 8<tcis, for ten days for ca-h o. ly at II. M. COHEN & BltO'S ?. - - " -- risu The Bailrcad Subscription We had almost determine! never ngain to ot tl advocate # to>vii or t>wndiip subscription to a roil.- a', t.ui whin yra think of the necesaity fir something to be J0R9 19 save this list town and its business fi->ra cunp'ete rum, <I?D' and to iriiijj rjj-ne life into everything in our midst, we hnveonib U tye conclusion that , the HubFcription of $'_'0,OOJ to tli* Caps F^ar canc and Cinoinntti road is ilio beat iuvo'tnient Wou that OOUId now bo offero 1 tho peaplo of **?wwww? ? i - ?r??WiA-> Tlia disappointments we have heretofore ox han| porienccl should have no influence upon us, aa one of two ihinga ia very apparent; If ^ tbe road ia n t built in accord?nre w th the nobl terras apeciticd in the advertisement, we aha'l touc not have to piy tlie bonds, and no harm will ^ done t > any one. aa in the case of the j, C'a road; but. if 1'c roa t iv built, as con* who r . i templaUd, it will, t> our i?ind, J;r the lost cx'8' inve-tment that could bo made for ttie town. Surely, if nc can affor I to invest cry < $100,000 y J'p.jr, cash, t> improve other men towns, wo can nff >rd t-t pjy the int< rest on f"en. $'20,000 to improve our own town. 1} won't do row t? sny we aro too poor, and fhe i can't afford i?, v'iil? soml ng more every sons month to ?ther towns th*Q the annual ?PP? interest on f'JO.OOO amounts to. * Licensed to Preach the Ofipel, coast Ai tbe founh Quarterly Conference fop J ? this station, lie <1 in "lio Mc'hodist Churoli last Sitnrdiy night, Mr. \V. II. Millor, pre- This scutel hiinse'f as a Candid tie for license to dene preach. not After an elimination 01 Theology, the ihr(), dectriue and <1 ise>(line of tho Chur.h, which plin? wis high'y cred ta'ile to Mr. Miller, by a L I unnni'cous vote of the confcro ice license else I was gyncied liiin to preach the G npcl as, v local preacher, the d Mr. MI'It ii a vd y e*rne?t raai, a ijevout A. M ind consistent Chris i<n, avJ *) think wi.l i ^ lo mucli good in tli? community. .May (lie plon ipirit end grace of ih it Oo 1 who*? st.au Jar I M? tj >f love and bop? lie his volnnto r.d to un- M , I *'5 45 bhj to the people, ever bi with him lo quo,*i trcngthoo tgt)d cheer him in i s deferic*, and j|u.n it Inst give him an ''<nip?noe into that house light*lot mad? nr th hand', eg?? i>| jo the dawn leavens." J?fc - '* '*' o?e?N tang to dmUi by lllk. taa*. Mr. Kliphas Stakes, lining near SanludV ^ jW >st a mule last week by Ut b#?ng efing lo (W'j eitth by be?e. Mr. S okes' aoa was plow- m|| ig willi (lie mule near two bee gum* w'uti lc mule si ruck ihe gums and brought thor^cl. j ngiy bees about him. He nul l m stjl, and sillier.ng excruciating pa n iifpVgMjj rery | art of bis body, lie fell, Ifo was I '4H iken lo Hie stable und die I that night in iMfHI real agony. The boy only received two or pjjSjH ire? stings. - Times f. lath Mr in Uaioa *ro Ptrbi> preci?t?<|ri^^^^^^^^B, if space ur Tbc. interwove > faots , of the g<rHi n Instltu iol^j Bfcify todr aoranc# * " Far bec'x in tfiiy^TCbWfct JlieYy p*rl d,- ~s re stood a w^li ho roan wMat *aa 'h?a (ha rlhern li'iit of thoH;it ft, of Charleston. . round ilna old fortificaileo w|< the scene of uiy excl ittg eoe>UHjtai? dufetg (ha lUvo- ( tion.ry war. Now 0UI7 a i?nuant of the tique batt e.uont roa>?>n-". Vfhia ia in- J1 srd by i ion palings, and hft for many ars l een the object t?f ha ?nq?sitive gas* ? 1 he li ters of history. With? a a cue's ruw of (his treasured rella'etaia* a inoou- . snt mora la-ting. Th a it Via aiud'l . ibling, and it i'. indeed, an 4>propiiate uc ure to ad rn and mark out 4e historic ? ot. llui t by tho S<ate, for prlectinn, it J a prottd fni hrul and adequate through- * t its entiia career. Originally dthis fordaMe .builling ?M ga-r*ooedj)j State ? top*, but a no t ?-a'eventuallydiawned it. R chordson, father of" the ex Okvornnr, ggi sted thut the ga?i ison be obanied into military school. He claimed t%ut the uog men who uttered ae student! could tk nftir the interests of the State as salisslorily a? the soldiers paid fe do so. At it he wet oppo-ition, but fiha'ly a bill was aaed Id Uie L"g s'atyra cbaagng the g*r'1 epptopri- a its roa'n citendfThe pultoovi^a ^.K.r||r. c ids of each ?nunlh 'w?? in <t?t ?n.t nn.11, 1T11, pulaiion. This Act was passed' in the I ir 1812, tut the machinery, of the school s 1 ml slar. until the following ye tr. t Prom |ts establishment unii| tho civil war, < ) Cjtadet did well-tho wqrii for wfiioh i' s s founded, libidos those nfio l*'!> ill* ndtmy Willi utadiploma, it h?d graduated I ? hundred and fifty-seven young men who b re thoroughly fitted for the service in v icli they afterwards so well distinguished p im?elves, c Duping this long period Union was ifonon- I ' coouec ed with the Citadel. In thq ords of tb? Academy apprar tbe ' names b Johnson, G et, Wallace, Gage and Jeter. 1 ese gentlemen held honorable positions on n It'/ard of Visitors, ^tae Hon. ttityill " llace died whiles member of tne UoirT, 1 touch ng resolutions were passed by this c ly upon itia death. Among the cadets c 0 represented Union in these days, wore tl it. l'rqqk M .IParr, of our town and Major I P. Hart, now a pi oiutnenf. lawyer of Yojrlf- t le. if'"' ' u ^*;,*1'e li^heeak of tho war, tho Sous of 1 Citsafil Wove Hnimic?(f| ?y., q iir servic.-i to t!i? State, and it waVit Liie-- ->? cadet who fie -d the first "bqt of the war, o en be flthl upob tbe ."Stifr of the Wcs*," I Ynnko) vessel attempting to enter' the bor. Tho usefulness of the Citidvldii s stop her-. Tin laboratory helped to sup g tho Confederate .^rmv with amuoition, 1 aocording Jto the ptiolfshed reports qf n war, tbe Cadets were of en orderei out, t< I iu bittlo one itsy and tbe next back at a Citadel, working with their bookf. Fi- il ly', when our Sta e bo?ame m >ro pressed n (poops, pxerqbes at the Citadel wore g peqdcd, and tbe"cot>s of Cadets enteped i? > active sepviqe. in a lijs'orical mqgnxiqq tr rjiep, speaking of the csde|s in bsttlo. q! s, ?;thoir mqvqufnfs were es regular as qn ss parade." h 'he war closed, but qot unf'l the Citadel U I received pis share of the damage. Tne t< it wing of t|)e bu| d'"S was burneii and be- it ;s much atljor injqry, ffie ptlentiessSher- w l feasted Ibis eyes upqu the flames wli ch ai aits lihr 'q s? ary have Ueq -quply ro>t<Tre<J. JM^tr a warp the bulUqg lp* qscfl fop a Fedvrql rison.1 It wis durintr this occunition h> stlie itltig was burnt. ' ' vl ii (be year Ji37f> a ca culat on was pjade, |l) it was found that forty pe? oenf of the j c del graduates liad ilie i for their country, he occupations of the surfivors, it w.i. d< id thatAe la-gest number were ajricultu- L< i tl)? rotunda of the C.ta-lel there are fo lapge marb'-J) bearing the names B: tegM(||Bip* !j id cadet* wljo f'D q<1 for R 8oai?n Confederacy.'' 'fho uamo <!J ;h was K tho flrgi di|>l una given by the if del hajitAl the li t. Glanoiug down the ju yoqgflflrrcst upon the name of Micah "t tinqHB Magnolia vemotery lie the amajpffl^s ^o riser. How striking it is to n you outer this beautiful place, that nil re other Mrntige graves sink into imlgt: fi- th e besi'lk the 30 dier's. It seems ill it ^, ''ieijr grty-es the grass grows greener d<< the ftowTr^ ore niofe fragyaiit. Even th Jjilil'JIHW.ii1 .W.tl .UL<S!?^otes M? ling f ook the massive boughs look IB, ftlie treeiVre weeping over the dead, wi is are Hip thoughts which pass through us mind whon near themouql of the da e Jenk n<; . but that which mo?f | hing to the hoart of a citadel man are the tei Is in the stone abovo the heroe's head, led at ihohuid of his b iga lo." ati is trne that the Citadel has her enemies toi condemn, snarl and snarl because slio Is How can they think of Jenkins und bo nrtv t>t>r r?nt nf Aitailftl trrntliig^a wlin na i*ke b'm ?D the b'ttlo field, und then th mtngv1i74 ?l,o fahool thai made them ?r? and foldler*? l'hiko j,ry the kind of our country needy, and long Quay'e*eny So tution live whosi Alumni can show up cli that uf tho Citadel. Sontterel over wli statu, ry, jnen like ex-Gov. Hugh Thout- w$ iliow iho lafiuouee c^?hp Cittuel, nud if wa rtunity tiff ml* the ante-hoiuu. grj-du- wi will a id frosh laurels to tbo r alma mi. hou the w^r dosed the ci>adel had id to run, but in the jocr J882 it wol ened. iSiuco that date it' has cqutinuecj , >u>Lah^ati<ljhe prosf oots f r next assart of the i#o?t encourigiug c'uuckr. uff shows (hut the C teJel l|as the confi. * e of the pu >plo. t school is now under the ahlemmtge ea . ?.f Col Asbury CownrJ, so well known ; igbput I ho State as a sildier and disciirhn. " Ite all strictly milit iry schools, the C.t- an' his Ifh mips und thAV muni ha nhnvotl * Ihe offender suffer*. mu e foil >wing is ibe routine of duty for as. ny : Hero lie ft A. M.; Iujp?ciicn G 3 1, ?''1 Hrcalcf,?-t. 7.80 A M.; Burgeon's o*l M . M.; Ounrd mounting 8.-.'0 A. M ; w' ot'9i y. A. .\l ; study esll, 0 30, A. M.; 0Tf or. 1.W P. H . 'fljeroe ??|inid, 2.10, P. w ' I u'ly Call, 2<0.1\ M.: l/rflh 4.80 1'. tooall froW Drill, ft 8#/P. >1.; Re]r.a?, ?"? P. M ; 8u|t|.?r, tj.SO, P. V,. Cell lu ters, 7.0t)l'. *1.. Tstt'">, 0.30 P, >1, comos tap-at 10 P. M., when ell the > go out asd every c wlet falls in lii* f0' y (?) coorb to reflect orer a harJ d .y'a or dresia of home If the cadrI be a *or ttj* prlm\j be is perhaps mourning ?! V0?*?1 '1 l Mt wlj iB* fkyooe of tho principal feature* ?*,? day. This in both ariltlevy tad ia- L^ti '.s In thola'tor par butor atieutiun is I drill. K?ety year Ha ?neti|ive drill. This keeps Ihe ? |nd? me'tle. Jusi'bYfure tl>p l^si fclr# drill, an aspirant whs nccu*ed 'V" Wtg up and g >ing through toe mauual cun Ktp. 8oon, however, his (kiUfl |Hred, and his gun si pping, bit ^ hob hi< loe?be roon awke. On Laxoeeiioglv amusing to wstoh the Hlpra oo mm on y ealiel "rate" with ?*P1 r^uitoM st ttioned on their tender od, nsw . while t If rnuil lie?ars in king expl *<i ns into their *yej. f#r , and i ose?>ho oung so'diers lia*iog jmt bsrn taught uoi raise a ha ?l in ranks. After drill cornea dress parade. This is isually witness! by a goodly number of he fair sex, much to tbe tapture of ibe boys. After the week's work is over, tbe cadeu rho bare received no demerits are allowed * Tisit the city at certain times. Tbe tliers are ei'hcr walking extra tours. of luty or are confined to their rooms. . Union is saii.led to. two jeholersbiis at he C.fsEdet. Th-re wilt be an examisation o ft I at racaaoy in ihta county September, 892. and a'so on the September fallowing. Tbe apprehension onoe entertained for the 'iUdel has about | assed away, and ihe iruspects for a bright future has dawned on hs geod schoo'. Of courss, fortune may nange, and the Citadel may soon run its rsoe; >ui if ibis o ones to pass tears will stand in lie eye* of many a grey-ha'red man, who is* sirred hl< State faiihfully and honorary. llaiher may the adrioe of one of the ;overnnrs of South Carolina be taksn, when ie tut id, "Qualify it for its best woik aud we ri 1 hare uiort oocasiou in time to coma to iless it for its usefulness to our bol >?od unitnon wealth, than we hare ever had in he past. H. L. S. ? Just recdivsd a lot of onr '-Famous" Grey ja lirs llo'e at lOcts pair, alio Gents Senmess Ilusr at lOcts a p?ir at 1(. M. COI1GN A BKO'S. ign* itviu kU rSQVIIV' Etta Jam. Sept. 21.?The communion er.il-?? at Sal*in ye-terday was tended by Wuuu-ua'lj Urg?*^~ ^Ljt^ccTtenTfTurexrwai Jonah, 8:6--10. "3d the* itople ofNiuevah bslevsi God, and Qod aw their works, that thty turned from heir evil way; and Ood repented of the iwil tbnt lie li-d said he vyould dq unto Ibttq ud hp <f'4 jl In the afternoon the celebiatlon of the <ord's Supper took place. This, precoeded y a lecture in whioh the death of Chris; ras proven by bible aullioii y. Every i*rt of th* work hai been foretold and was arried cut to (be letter. Natur^ qnd qa. ure's Qo 1 lone fitness to. the seeoo. Mr. IT. C. Thorns in l>st a fine thoroughred bay'colt'from his pasturo ou Broad liver on the 2nd, inst. From the tracks it oust have fallon in'o the river, but no races of cpq be found. A boy can split a c*rd of wood while a can chops i*. The inau cau split two ord* whi.e th* boy clu-ps one. What has lie man earoe 1 when tlto boy has earned I 60. Our answer is (5. Many will be glad o hear this question discussed by our matho)Oti<^l c. km: Mr. Willie lluskey was married to Miss 'anie Lancaster of Spsrtanburg County ~1' ak.-lhir thanks are due for a sample r the crte7 thn felfapc fifths yoqtb^il coqple1 Lasf. week was a fine time to gather and tve fiddor) and our people geuerally made ood use of 1>. Last Set nr.lay night we had another OtQ-lout f ix r^ce about whieh we mnat sU our renders.' About dspk Jog fines nd Sam Lee starte I possum hunting, and tio dogs struck a trail. The further it >ent the louder and more fox-like it ot. The neighboring c mines began to >in in, and men and b >ys took more and iqrp iqt'eiot! as life "Jtllp, yelp, y?lp," f the hounds incr* sed. A fo\y yot|t)gstrra had gathere d at our otqe to spetpl au hour singing and to cnlerlin a fvty older persons who had gathered > 1 sieu tq them. Tho moon was ahininr i its lull splend u. E?orj now and then c could hear the dogs as they ooiqe mtrcr n<i nesror, It is unnecessary fr us to ly that those qot part icq larly interested in ie hunt ?crc 8ueou|af og upqn if hat it was r?*, A)1 at mice the Ifuntept, iqen aqi) b?ye, q'<o out "Here! here! herej here! It's a fox, it's a fox," which tning'ol with o enqine music crest d a kin I o.' lU'lruioiiiiical t-fof, Hush K.itoi wis away aho*d of the >gs Hex and Prelim came next. Sam ;e's pup w?a also among the rest. All trlies couldn't be satisRvd that it was a x. '-Snap snid it wa?, fur Terry seen it." >b Foster said it was nothing but Torn .bb's flee, and somebody else said it was P.qtifej: Kirby" and soon. Ambrose said wqi' l I^q'|l'p,! .'fop h? 'paijstd I}is house st ahead of tbg q'bor dogs, gad l|Q was uniting so hard he was giuuliqg." Now, Mr. K litor, you hate just as 1 tile say e litoria'dy, as passible about ibis unfiled afTa r, and tell' the office b>ys that ry had b-tter set this ariiole up as it is rttlfi, and call it nothing but a'-first class g r?c-*," an I tf any rned tier comoi around e office 1.1 find o'iit ?nvlliin??S.ml 11 1?? , y - t - --- y j * ?"?,? jmsc'ves oij neufral ground, as are ileirly tlTey' Ust Wi U fa r ]q]T<?onneqTTo g" J>f* nqme th araoe of this kiqd, but fur'uqatcly for , we had Ji'n Procter's bctweon us and al< nger Sr-PT- 22?The meeting at Sa'em olosed yearday with 6*e accessions to the obureb. Tne North Pacolet Sunday Sohool Aasoci011 wiM meet at Wilson's Chapel next Sibth at 10 A. M. Union. York and Cheeter counties will alt represented in a grand Pic nis at Piocky Kerry next Saturday, 26tb, to whioh t pubhc generally are ineited to come with ill fi led biskets. I understand that at Skuil Shoals last nday, some one Mole the Martin gale ain "From Mr, Harrison Wood's harness li e his horse was liiiohed, and M(. Woqd s at Church. 1 iindorstan 1 a liberal ro,rJ will be pai l for the return of the chain th oviicncc to convict the thie'. Vox. ''* For tbe Tims The $owar^ SehobL 1 fljc He ward School has enrolled 200 pup He t,9 dale, and wfill they come, lloth rooms ? filled and fcob teacftey j^s fU tbp ?f|t i can do, oy yathsr a great fjcal morp tba^ n Ipdoae to piodupe the brat results. I hardly tbioK Froabel, Prsfalozxi or eyeq I. Kranoia W. Parker over wrestled day er day with 100 pupila of all alaes, agea 1 different stance of dove'opment. ft aeeras aa if the educa ion ? f the negro < t as yet be mainly expei imental?as far , Union ia ooncerned?f< r the prevailing n on seems to be, get the work done with , little an outlay an possible ; consequent1/ . have two very pooily paid an I very much r-iaskcd Teacbera. . Ve oeriainly nee 1 be.ter accommodation!. , need as much more ro m a< we now t ft. and one teacher more, at leavt. We have j Blo'd qiihiber of applies* ions.from people ( ho oguutry joy place f'u A<;hdo} ' for their -| Jrpo, but we aye c?njpel|?iJ to yofuse thrln , want of bcffey ftccpramodfttiona. v low, if the galoot la to do th%t jrrnde of ^ k that is natura'ly expected, some of io defects inuet be remedied. y fe appeal to tboae interested In the eJu- ^ on of our raoe, to take some step?devise . is plan whereby the eelored children of , 'town oap scours better school facilities, t or edusaaioh it' a*.pe#.u?e*^y|j0^yha . cssary tools to aeoflnsirall WW wQVOVW ^ Ho exporimeot, and wo will do the work. , ho School Trustees and friends art re- , itod fo visit the School as often ae they ( m^kc it convenient to do so. i P. II. Jokx*,' Principal , ? ?? , tr Vsaso* Cwuac?.?Th# regular aom? 4 lion sorviees will bo hold nest Sabbath, toiabor 27. Two .srmoi w.li bj preach . ,V ' '-I am in in at i rnt^mmm>j C? mrp? uden e of t-ie Tims*. Tiokings from the Tel.pt. one Joxutillr.S. C.,Sipt. 20?Tbo wrathor is Itll that the fnm.ari o uld de-iro now, and has been s for sev.rul dsy*.^ C< Urn pioking has not commenced in earn a*. o-, at least, but very Utile ha? ?ecu i>i. ked as y?t. Oho pieke a ate realy and anxious to get to iro'k Thee is no iroub'e on account of the ant cipate I pic te a' str-ke. Mr. Penney and Mr. Allnaan, who hove been tick for some t m?, both better. These are the only aiek onto to our loom : The grett revival meeting n( Beth'ebem ehu-eh cl sed last Fr day. Tho" Christian people of lite whole coiamunity, < f all denominations, were greatly b'essrd, while there were shout one hundred oonvera ons and about forty-one additions to the church. A protracted meeting commenced at the Baptist church here last Saturday night and Is atl I in progress. Rev. Mr. Humphries h*s no help ee yet, but ho is doing his work we 1, preaching twice a dny with good results. Mr. R. A. Wbiilock staited his steam mi'.l again the other day, and will commence ginning cotton ic-sorriw. Mr. Oliver Eaves, who lives a few mi'os fr?m Jonesvil o, planted about ihree-fourtha of an acre in watermelons this y?ar and he so'd $50 worth of melons, b sides what bis family used. This b ate cot'on at 8 cents, at losst two hundred per cent , counting the cost of making the ctop. Mr. Crode Iffelle, of Jonesvillo, and Miss Eva Harvey, of Trough Shoals, were mar i u last Sunday. Some other Jo esv lie people will change their names or cinse some others *- -K-"se thntf w?m?, before a great white. ,if there 11 anynrp n v.w.. >. *? >Mt cHok of the telephone. Mies Hance^ Lge, ?>f R <gttnsvtffe, his Win veiling :w 4O"?ST-|I*. . i Mr. Will Hobo, of Cross Keys, who hat been f v come time in Orangeburg, was in our town yesterday. Mr. David Penney, of Abbeville, is with his sick brolbcr, Mr. E. M. Penney. Mr. A. a. Sarratt, or Sl^U Shoals, was in town yestcr^sy an husiness. Mr. B. F. Webber h.u rented the stesm mill from Mr. 11. A. Hopkins At the cross roA ls nesr Mrs. Isaac Thomson's pl^ce and hss put it in good running ordey, Messrs. J. L. MpW^imy A Co. are building ^n ad?lji:on to Ifcrir store house. Mr. John West and wife, of Qlenn Springs, hss been visiting in town. Mr. J. L. Ward, Trial Justice, h?s had some of the colo'e I Jonesville sinners np fir showing their bcligorent propens'nity. There is a probab 1 ty of the criminal pocket for October Court briwg inceased thereby. Tsi.KPno.VE. We have something speci ?1 to show you in olothing. Call at once. GRAHAM & SPARK 1. OurrespQnatrncv*^ twu. Proceedings of ths Sixteenth Anniversary of the Union County Baptist Association. Samtuc, 8. C.. 8ept. 10.?The sixteenth annuel sesejon of the Un(on County Aesocietion w*s held with the Fajy View Baptist church, September 1st to 8rd inclusive. The morning of meeting was a little gloomy, but the delegates generally came in early, and at the appointed time, the Association was opened with do*Q'i<)nnl exercises, conducted by Rev. A- J- S. Thomas, of Gre'n'i'lo. The body was then called to order by Ihe Moderator, the delegates enroped. and then pro"eed"d to -the olei t'?n of offioera, which resit ted in the ye-eteetion of the old officers, ft wit: Moderator. Rev. B. C Lomplev, Clerk, I), N. Wilburn, Treasurer, C. B. Cobo. After nrganixa ion, Rev. W. K. Q. Humphiics prp?ch?l Ihe intndtiQlory sermon Christian Influlowiug special and standing commi'tees were appointed; Spociit committee on time and pi ce of next meeting; E. Carrol, G. C Greer, J. A. West, Sun<1:11/ SeKoolii J. IT. Randolph, II. G. Bailey and R. F. Ray. Diyttl of iAtten: F. M. Adaui?, I. Kt Paulk anil 0. II. Kirhy. On Finance: 8. Crosby, C. B. Bobo an I p iv Obituaries: Rev. C. R. WilloforJ, J. N. Mo ithur ami G. W. Uarnet. To Nominate Delegates' (o Slate Convention; Rev \V. fe. tj. 'Humphries, II.' R. Muppliy and K. M. Smith, Queries and Communications J. C, Serto-, J. B. lUtenbsugh and J. G. M->rris. Standin<i Committhr*. State Missiont: T. D. 0. Gregory, II. II. Robinson and R. T. Hay. Home Missions: Her. C. R. Wil'eford, M. B. MendornndJ. N. MoArthur. pTutog.'T. W mFuflvEducation i Rpv C. K*el|, E. Carrol an I. J no, Piokcofi. Dibit and Colportage i C. II. Bobn, 0- W. | Goings and J. I). Be'enbangh, Ministerial Hdaeution: llo*. W. P. Smith, J. A. Pin', H. G. Bailey. Tlisre ??i a new standing committee instituted : Committee on Orphanage, and on it i was appointed J. H. Randolph, 8. Crosby ( and E. W. Jeh-r. ] There *crc several vi-itors of notability i in a'tendanoe, viz; Re*. A. J. 8. Thomas, of the Haplist Courier; Dr. T. M. llai'ey, Corresponding Seo'y State Mi'sion Boar I: Rev. J. L. Vass, roprescnting the Max wo'. I 0 phanage; Col. J. A. Iloyt, represeotinx i The Purmui Memoriil Fund; Col. J no. 0. Patriok, of the Patrick Military Jostitute, of Anderson, and Rev. }t. W. Sander*, representing the Centennial 'diss'o a y Movement, < all of a hom mad i very interesting talks fir < their respective mines. The usual-nle Iges ] and collect one were made fur iho Purman < Memoriul Fund, the Orphanago and State i Missions. *' The Moaning of flie lasf. d >y the Association was spent mostly |n * miscellaneous j business, fad ourrcctjng tl|e ininu^o#. ( Upqn rao'joi), tqrai res >lvo I tp give all ; moqey collspicd pfter preaphiqg tlje misnjon- ( *rj sermon to the residet)1 m'Rtsiep's Relief , Fund, \ Upon amotion the fallowing mero oieotol as the Executive ComnvKee : J. C Sart >r, . T. D. 0. Gregory, D. N. Wi btjrti, Rov. B. , D. Lampley and Rev. C. R. Willeford. ltsv. 11. C. Lamplty protcheJ tbe mis- , 1 on At y seruon, ink ng u< his subject, the r ( nrab'-rof the Prodigal Sun; nfier which the ? Assooia ion was oslie 1 to or lc-, and a note a ?' tha-iks to the church a id commun ty wa?' , xtendrd for their cordial eiitcrtainntent j luring the session; an I aOcr a few touching n ' rewell remarks, by tho mode atur end <, Rerk. the tudience sang "Hl-tssed bj the p riptha' Biuds Oupbrpri* i<> Christian ltvo." j nil a'dj nirrjo l id msrt ilic flrct Hum tay in r lep pmber, 181)1, 'wifh Spj-'.nfctp ? inurun, Tbie tu %>ii U, be the b'?l id?o ii)g (1)0 fo laeealiin erer h?d. The weather *M c teauriful, alio mild tor the nmhi, ?n?l the toop'e in thet com muii ty war# *t it ?#pttab)e, ^ ihowiug unfeigned ple*aur? in baring U># m i dy to meat wi h (bent, and ilia delegates d jUi^Lntojapprtciated iheir kindness, and ^ 15.iT! w!.?'J!rw.V jm boa# of o'd n an?war# filled with taafW in L ha elfslag soanas, for white the go>d old J lynan w. being aung ^hrra wai a ban(|- j, ib*king atiioqg ihoaa nearer the nulliit, ani r ehiog tqV able |o njeet *g*iq in fieavau, # f ait in another aseooiauQit. E. If. J; ?, Ca I and inapeot our atrok and price# ? GRAHAM & SPARKS, For the Times. News from Ml- Mcrlah. Ms. Knir??*.?I doo't know anything about M. ('. Butler, U?< rge Tillman, J. W. Stoke* W. J. Tulbert and those sort of political men ; but 1 ana well a"qu?iuted t th "Sandlapp^r," ofOuiudejrsTil's. He isrigbt.a-'d I wan> him to soratoh l?i* b?ad and Some again. If we had more ofs'ieh men of brains, or more men to take his advice, we farmers woul 1 bare pleo'y of.goo 1 e rn land and enough eorn raised in oal?o,wu<>unty. IVe are hav'ug a g od me-ttog at Klbotbel, conductirt'dw'Bre.fltofcton. Colsman and me goejAFWWjjjwwfili.Fiae elotlies has played out nit^ffl? $%v're nothing but a pair of shoes, and msy aire toe small f ?r my feet. Cpleman an ) me bal atalk about tvracing'land, and we ooneluded it ought to have been done. First, then, throw brush, apu* rook In thb gullies, and kesp the sand out of the oreeks and rivers. Thot would- prevent the creeke aod rivers from rising so hiyh and overflowing the bottoms. It can feedone. The corn crop about hare is good, I ut otInn and rvas aro no 'count. A heap of fo'ks ar#moving to the Factories. wversaer John Q. Ta>e has worked us mighty bard on the road, and wshavs good, civilised roads in our naigborhood this t m*s. Coleman aod ms think of moving to Joursvilie next year to run a saw-mill and a beef market. I told Coleman I could And the people to eat the beef if he could find the people to pay for it. That would be' goifig halves, fair. Coleman or me, one, witl be ont forrometlilng next year. We will let you know later. E'erything la quiet and serene in this ne'ghborhood since the killing of four mad. looking ad oi has at ohufob., but^eojJ^ntljl tall what kind of stuff was in tkam. ffirj*-1?tV 1 ^ The weather la dear and' pleakaiWf^1ih<I some people are beginning to piok out S sorry orop of cotton.s Colsman tails me he aih*t got more than a half orop, and that la "about (ho si so" of the orap all over this settles. Mr. Editor, can you tall me who would like to buy ten or tests* sides of Aoms mini haoon T I would like to sell that much, but I haven't got a bit. I don't know anything about the sub-treasury bi 1 or plan, and can't tell whether it [ would make or save any bacon and flour f?r uv poor farmers. Crieman and mo haven't had a talk on politics lately ; but we don't want or expect to get a dollar until we e?ra it, and ihen wo won't ask the government to advance 80 oents on it. Road Haxd. C>rrespondent of the Tikis. Hippies from Riverside. Riverside, Sept. '22.?The 19th inst. was a day of rejoicing by the colored population of llivorside, The occasion was an exhibU lion by Day and Sunday-Schools. The day sohool was taught hy Miss Rose Long, of the t^wa.of Unjoo. From all accounts she has 2K given gWCTM ?wumsUatL-I witnessed the closingexercisos, consisting orioffg?;sp?soh?e.. ^ end dia'ogues. All were delivered in good style end with dignity, greatly to the ere lit of teacher and pupils. The songs were just splendid. The oolored people are losing no opportunity effovJed by schools to educete their children. The | rogramroeof the 8unday-Scbo?l consisted of reoUing from memory certain passage* of scripture, taken from anywhere in the liilile, from Genesis to Revo'ationv The scholars were well-behaved and neatly dre?rod. The closing soene of the occasion consisted in a well filled table of edicles. 8barpeued appetites oecasioned by the late hour did speedy Ju-t oe to ilie endless amount of meats, oakes, tans, pie*, eto. I am g'ed to note thU the roads in some options have been worked; some very w?l I, others poorjy. In some places the roads have not beeojoeebod' in 12 months, and The farmers generally are resolved to r?d?ics expen*es t. reducing the ?r a of cotton, and making the farm self-sup. port ng. Starvation knooking at the doer will tench important truths when all else will fail. Mrs. J. K. Young returns to Union after a pleasant visit to relatives go Riverside. Mrs. A. S. Crosby is quite siek at the residence of Mr. J. G. Drown. Miss Sue Zeig'er, a belle of Or<ngoburg, returned home after an extended vi?lt to the'family of Mp. W. A. MoppheaJ, qt Mt. Tabnp. Mrs, Joe has been on the aiok list f r some time, but is Just now looking quite like her form or sc'f. We hear of some chill* about in *pota. Mary Worthy, o>l?red die I two weeks since, from consumption?other* to follow. Jo*. Atostlm or Drmooraot.?W*slil-gt >n, September l'J.? \ tmir of tlis Pec lie co*?c by several prominent Democrats, which will We* begun to-morrow, is a new doparure in the way of cam| a'gniag. The nominal object of the journey is to a leod the aoou ?1 Convention of the Domocratics cities ?f tin Sta'e of Washington, which will be bel-l at 8p knne. It is the purpose, however, to do active cvmp-ign work all along their route, which will include a large put ?-f lh?> Northwest and far West, finally closing ^jh a week's rnrt icipat'on in th* c impaignddftbws. They will leave the city at 11 o'ol ?bk lo-morrow on the B&tilmore an I Ohio Ro?d and make their first stop at St Paul on th* loth. The par'jr consists of Senator Feultner, Gen black, president of the National Aasoeliff j m d? Pomocr uip Clubs ; Kepreau tatl?e Bysum, of Indiana; Rt-Rf prcsenlatifp.MoV'tpO, of New Jersey; James M. Beok, of Poiladslpiiia; and Lawrence Gar tner, secretsry of the N** lional Association of Democratic Clubs. a The Rrvolt maitf Alliance?St pouts. , 3ept?mbqr 16.?The an i-fJahqHM' J JunvO'ition ' rqii sei'i}ble?l lips ni iriiiu'g at It} j'oiock. The first order of buainers if*s )1)CS lot Oil the rssohttips which wore Hp 1 resterdi>y god 'hey were carried by * g ?1 uaiority. J An e&rt to make the vote un*nhi>o<is rt> * reeled only two negative voters who did not /)j9| 'clislt the resolution censuring Maoune. *1 Tno committee oa pe*ra>nen' < r.snisaiion,' 1 v.Ill W. Polk Yearnon as chV.rmsn, thjj&S fl nade its report. I< provider that the conA' M nil tee t-e authorised to file ilio ui>a!U?i^ J .n j un Ijing objections of this Convent ofl^B I he pssstge of any resoluiloos whatever blu^^-v'J ng th? individual tn;mber*hip of the Alii icc to sny politloal course of notion, and * 'wo hereby protestagaiuS' snob ae 1 >n o'auy 9 ireviouo m?*ling Infringing upon the io-llid"*1 j nliticol rigliti of any mom r of tbo hj^tii)na[, Sc^mb' in Cotmr.-0r??^*; opn, Qv, Sent. lSf.-^rA drench} ?o?no g?: t,urood lost mght ?t th# trUl (jf J-jSn QHpln / jr ilio murdor of lno br (her-ta-low, brtn dfev oiog Jrolouo over the favor* of * youugot later. Public o lni>a ?s w -H the o?i- Jf:\ enoo, vu ov?nrholmi?gly ag?i ot QUmNK&jBB kt the conclusion of the cloof'g argument b" j l W' rio >?Ver thoilgbt ho w*? g >'< (- to'bo Wn?bV^|B| Kd ?m Yor^ badly Mgoionof. Tbi al thfc door* eloKd chd (lo??| *uh of thf tro hundred *p?cutor?, ofjer grhUh bo dfc |%ro4 the pase tq bo gmljitrigl, L For Ihr largoot ?nd 1 col line of f I oo<o at the lowoot pricoo, call on Q RAH AM A