The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, April 25, 1868, Image 3

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>?? Jgm^aluv^j^'. in /it "j! f??uiinJ/Ti<>y sitf. moti ?JW.'mWi>.JtiUHiUg-. J?"> , w - ,rtr*i ,,.n . // i-'j/fc: v-.n <<vi> "Mi | ?1 - y.^^^^.^.a -^^ctt SQi^pt ^^ ? 3ft6K APRIL 25,' 1868 tlii I TBE OR?NGEB?Ea NE-WS, ? <- ? ? :o: m I^eiT-Saiurdrty Morning. w ^v 'A^Wtf .JJJUJiLJCi Editor: ? ? .; , GITAjRL#8 IL JJALLy< Pvhlishn. | l> -hfd ***** TflBMS -OF ?UBSCRIPTION.,,:.,,;:?.^ ? . ?? . " Six Months.1.00' '} Tor-ONE TEAR, fr?b df'bii?V'fo.?*-afCif^ohe1 Bending ?ti?toa B*)nLA^^r?ia. Olubl?f New SiuWeVi-Jjbrff," l , will r?ooivc aU'EXTRA COPY: for S.JX-HJOKHIS, j^eeof charge. ; .. . ?RATES-OF ADVERTISING. ?-tSquare- ist ?'inWrtion^..^.:!'..::.*$Xoq Ut .A'Squrti-o ??n.^8t'8-bf Iff lines'Brevier ??r'Sni ..' of Advertising, spuc'cl . -<?* ? Administrator's ;Noiioee, - if. accOTflpftfaiWxi with^e' wM ??? &r9i- ?>>?.' * *? v*...........'.?$2 75 If not accompanied with. Uio, oaah..0(1 Contract Advertisements inserted upcu tho" most. . Astim k&fa:-- ? -^-:o:_"'? '?? llfl M*RftWfaK'iatrd FUNK t?M NOT^F^N?^ t-' fr Cvcding <>no Square, inaertuil'wi?lo?t'cllirgo'f 1 ? Swti ,?uwrif!fvVif iw1. -? :o:? ? ?' ? *. ^ ?ST: Terms Cash- in Advance. "326" *iy*;#tb?3 o. .-ml' Jvvty ??:W* ?????? G'?iRDSv . WiU.Prac.tia^in- Courts of .fj*q Stute, and also -the United Strttes, especially in tho Court? of *JA?JtESjjF. IZLAK, . SAMUEL DIBBLE. M ; .?ftEvrf t'ui .' ?- ?*-??-M-i? .d*JB fetf? ' ni okJ^W^Q^,.^., q,,,, .??^^"IR p^AoAiee itf. tiio:,??urtB of-.Or4ngcb?ra.*n| iuW0^^^AHRvi*ro??pUy{|fo .all cu^o,cafllion] , m?jr 11 . , ? , tf . ?W3d ^ v, #SNTf .gQSjP?15 # v i?5; jfcaife&te s Idfc InsiirRniJe. Compai\y POLICIES! WOrllFORFEITABLE;'- ? 1 ? ' Dividend Declared Annually to Toliey Holder^ hmih tbetnvt ?t tf f^p.-r ' nl*^- i Jf if.-'f )i?vr.ii a k.T ri ^ ? MUREA?- ROBINSON, Sr., ?>,i Mm <?;, jjftferioNiSiEtt. " !W m%J ,rOFpiC^;AT ROBINSON & CO,.,, fi ^Ua^clV^?'^ ^^aiJK S. ?] Vrftflr10^. ?<Kli*?u.- -"'4 aid >? r.r.^A^j sr;?rrrr-'?tr-tr<.--1?--:?r-?r ? Vf'D;^ aatiUtnf ift'S?hf 1 iKi**:^! * ir- vuo^o *rt? <" .to '?.JW? ott .fc'J&'Jiir* ?j49 tb^^itis'ins Or^jgvhjtrg Di^riijt.f .? i . J8?~ Sales attended to ip, anyjiprt of.the DisJ .?trict n/n? iits^a ito iU|uaa | i.y. b..yaA3W*" ?^^jamison. , j?"4, .. . t .tf. t>.t>d4 fcihll w? 1 >fift>hn .?! Cornelson, Kramer ft Co. ark agents for ^EFFEltSON FIRE INS'URAN'CE Chartered- Cupital*<$260,000. :JJAMES' RIVEIV.J^SURANOE.' .?ufe-^ed Vapital.f 1^000... a?o?;^ K*>?4/i4#R_?iO>hi:?LJiA?vt A?k >^d? a ,vCl\amrcclJC^ ^ ALIi 'S?falfilKtlN ^'C?Mi'??IKS.' ?ota? 1 ?"? ? !' ly ?.;0: E T R Y The leaves of i'hi9 old book.eiiclcso ?*:*5W?i%onSnW(fl1o? a witKcYctlH-oaf-!i ' ' Tbal&ta&f was-Whiter" thhn'fh'd eh?ws. i n I rHt ?) I ? .. It nfcBUocJ in a maidoa's Lair. . < ,s 4 'T)i?'choicestgem ih?t^nj? could5 we^r, - Bo'ybang^ bo happy>and aVf&irl' r. ,1 j'.'i'C '; Did cherish iL and fondly Inj In mpuiory brightened by the grjiqo..rf... j That lingered'on my playmuto'B faco; ' " ?? i -V\ ? ' it ? !' I'^--'?' Ana kindle in-my .heart a glow ? ThatyeAri^to'v^ ' . ?A't memory o'f .thel&ugagoli B r'fi'A I* ' But dreamed 'not th'at n. future 'year. ? Snoufa'tfco anotherrosebud near --.^tarciMU&r-t l?.tfg^d^^ti\mb-ei-cd hero. Yelncjw^^ V' I On6 with the stain -of years if? dyed; From ono tho dow^o tfoarobly dried. She wore- ono'iri her childhood's mir Hi; And ono 'to-day, when from her'tica'rth |fi?? r-ft-Thtiytbore'hir.ia {ho^idlentcarthf- f ?Froiii'DbhW'?Review'. hHttninnVIYogi'est?,1 Ancient jukI al?doi-il. Thatsbeiety, at'f least ^hroughout^ CllrisfeO donljls' progressing n't6?? rapidly than at any pU?t historical period, seems sufficicijtly evident from'the- single"fact, th?tpophlatidn'ia'-lncreas ing faster than at^'nuyTormcr tfuioV' "By II u to iiia"early wants arid poverty for hisJ8\io'co8?(f ' ,vn?f,liai BHlfcccc-acd^oca^o' ho WbW or.. cd'nic'toVacti;ov lifo hs a debtor. ' Whilst! mak ing-* "a- fortune * for himsblf, he' has helped to '-imvEoTortVsfhr his cniployors/for-all employ ers itt-,8bm'e^y-(a^'fine mbflrfebh' tno'y'cm l$\6f;i This is no subje'et of rtgrct'to'him, for "having amn^e? capital/ho in fcurn-odn lekvb! dfEd ^?riogy arid ? livo "and' ro&feWl?iixTO-oanB^y; | yihg^ifl^?pi^itb'tax'labor. The'tixihg or exploiting of labor by capital, j can never become a general or Gen?its|'evll in a country like ours, where an almost ^illimitable' oxwnt of fertile "unrcltlcd land 'inyjtpsimmi gration,, and cnabjes laborers at all "times to cs 'cap'o' from any unreasonable terms that capital-? JbTs'' would-impose. i>ut bp fore wc proceed .farther, U" will bo best to illustrate and expound more fully the doctrivo that capital commands^ but docs not pay labor anything j except in'the Towr-mstancc\s where 'in employing laborers, capitalists trench-upon "'their''capital and'' urjo. 'feSt'^epaid-by ilio' rolufe bT 'the'^ork of the laborers. Cupitnlist?'build'-h?Uscs or EliipMor ruili^cads, < and, pay- thuir-lnb6rers ? say two "dollars a day. If these improvements lifter erection are' "wr?th jwhat )th?y vocst,-.tlicu they lurvap.-ud. their la-. .borers;lwthtug/for'th'oy xo'taiu-?iejTicapital in .stead. ?-? They, rind- their laborers, ibitraj bnlyex .chunked oqbhi..values ;c'for .' capital is.hut-.: ae cumulated labor, human labor alone possessing ."??.'due- ... ? .?; j. ?1 ii#ji<>l\ oMX ' ? If the improvements, be worth,si;third, n\oi;c than they cost, then-will the lab-arcrs-have ptitm .for the privilege of- being employed cue-third of .the results of their labor to their employers. All the profit'made by employing labor, jftqfip much tax levied or exploited from the laborer ^ow it is .precisely this profit which capital 'commands and exacts from labor, without pay ing any Value therefor, that creates all wealth ; that build up cities, and towns, a'ud canals, and ?faifroads, and stcaunihipsl/aud p;;h;tial private 'residences, nnd theatre? and churches, and, in fine,- all 'visible tilugibio wealth?and thus speeds tile ear "of h?mab progress. Th6 heavier 'the t?x th'.tl capital lov'icaoVox ploita from labor, tho larger will be the' fund ?jrCcannilnted* to-be expended ih \voik;n>;' iv.*? mid utility, and in the many luxuries of lilc lhat: beget refiner.lcnt and. .high civilization. IlencCr' the most progrcssiveijuud. prosperous couutriaB.nre those .whew* "paupers most abound, tttjjhfi ptupem beiug the laborors whom capital has "hi>:od so heavily as to deprive them of the 'meaus of subsistence." If laborers were per mitted .to consume all that they produce, there would he no'hing to accumulate, nothing to ex pend in.thc luxuries and refinements ; famines ?Wouldy be -frequent,, human progress would ocase, and.Human ? retTog'ression w??ld begin, ludecdvitery soou all mon wotdd--rolapse into cho' savago state-) live in caves'or eahius, und wear-'skrnB for clothing. Artifidal and ac quired'wants would cease, so soon as each man ? had-byVliis own labor, to -supply his own wants. "Society can neither be civilized nor secure against frequent famines, unless all pv-perty be owned by the few, mid the masscVb'c so desti tute that the property holders or capitalists can compel them to labor as thoypleasU; not only for their'own plain *support, and for the lux'u ?ri?tis* support of the-'capitalists-and tho support of government,- but alsb'to'- create an erinriuous annual -surplus fund to bo expeuded in great* and'do?tly- public and private-Works, and thus to'B'peed the car of human progress. .' The'ear of Huiilriri Progress is a Juggernaut C.1V,: that'often crashes under its wheels tho vb taries vth;nt 'iifopol it.- 1'aupcr laborers,'as a "class",'have thus been >squebzcd, nnd afterwards ' tlrrown aside like squeezed lemons; but tht ?harder they arc squeezed, and the nioio of t cm that are rtptcozftd,-tb?'more v.'<-alt';. v< c-ah^ht erietl; civilized,' 'progr^'lVC- n,?) 'distinguished d.toa society become. ' "' ' Sceing'the apparent iniquity visited by capb tarhpo'n labor, Ih'titham exclaims, "Prosperity is theft," ami American socialists re1 -echo the charge. But/it is an Utterly false imputflfi'dn. men only work in general from m-ee'^-ity, nnd Werk only to slipply ncc ossifies. Tims 'labor ing teach man for himself, they w -uld produce none of the' cbinfdrfs or luxiniec of life, and bo bxjV'Std to'frcquciit famine;:. ThVpVrftpers in cmftzCu society, have in the course of H?e 'chjdye'd'tc'H tiuics hr/KuucVolF tHo BbrnloHii ftKll ltix'uries of ?life ii's the" best c'onditihnc'd sav?'^s iii tho world, who are not guilty of the iniquity of holding jirivati? ])roprrty. Indeed, the in nialoifJHfubur'prisons''and poor house*, are'in all respects better provided than savages. According'to our socialists, to acquire pecu niary indeiiondcnce, and live on the in omo of property, is'to livo by theft; because property doCti not breed, and ih living on its income, we are using it as a mere instrument to exploit, tax, br rob With", just as burglars use lake hcys. flut property does""riial:c: ample compensa tion to the masses by compelling them to work, and the doctrine1 is iis old as the time of Men ueuiu'- Agrippa'; whilst the' practice began ?With tho dawn of civilization. "^Nor, we repeat, do Svo I-co In.w'skill. and Ba'pital cflVii tnx or 6xpldrt labor too heavily in a cellntry Hke>' .out's, VliQro lands are ovecy <#diqVQ.jm$ap'ftud'.abundmitt'and can be obtain ed. ,^iu tlie far Went . as a incro igratujty, and .thorn too, lauds r.s fcrtilo as any in, tho,world. X^ov'Coubt ni' tlioso portions o? Europe where pbpiifiiftoh Hi 'douse, and ' 'consequently ' rbnts 'Voiy*highy capital docs oxcroieo'a ' most cruel d?idtezaclingv.dominion over labor, ten time: ?WbHr" Ojcgpl^na pxAVtjing tbau that of any pb .yti'^V.?ov0rmncn.t- For nil governments,do .much to pr?teot the poor, 'whilst capitalists on Ty tax thom. 'Yet, oven in Europe, well or ganised and cheap rJrt?o? 'of ?bmi^fatibri arc doingmiuckito-.rclicve ?io.laborhig classes from I c^ecs^vo^csploitatiou by tho property-holding classes. Throughout Christendom cheap modes of transportation aro everywhere rliberalising institutions, by affording means of relief io the laborfcr against 'the undue extortions of the employer,'? Many arc'too poor to emigrate, but ; the |)U)igmtion;of.a\part of. the- workipg men relievos those who remain at house by lowering rentaland increasing wages. " 'Ycvh'drna'n progress; whether ancient or mod AjO, when miuntely dissected and analysed i:i :>>>t au j agreeable subject to contemplate. We etnnot but depioro the necessity that civ shzecC society has ever bcon ; id must ever be ' .so orlun?'ed; that "itlie laboring 'classes must be 'fle'ecdd^br1 exploited oP-'mu'ch of-the -proceeds mf -JtbmriRiboi'-, bytho 'governing and wealthy .olacfciE.that do^mt, labor, and that those socic . tie* am mosjt; prosperous, aud progressive where capital taxes labor most exnetimdy. The mon uments of ancient art and industry iu Egypt, urcecfj Italy, and V\ esfcrn Asm, prove inco'j 'tCKtahW that'unrequited labor propelled the car of j human progress in olden times. Yet ,thousands of years-elapsed during which those monuments were erected. .England and ?inenoa have expended more in great works of utility and luxury in the last fifty years, than the Ancients ever did iu a thousand years,. 'Private' capital now'taxes 1 labor far more sc verely'-thandid nucicnt despotisms. And, hence we live in the most progressive apre of-ithe wo?Id, and among the most pro gressivvj-iecple- JNo where else are there so m ijnyL^ors eud 'criminals, no where else no t Jl?jBtv; :. ; R?--:n''. 't!0"_wbere else, so ??many and sues^f JRoms creations of labor, art and me chanic bkill, erected withiu so short a period as iu England.aud America, , Man is a gambling animal, and life a lottery in these countries. Men who engage in trade, manufactures,.com merce, or speculative employments ofany kind, know from the experience of others that the chance.; of failure are (en times as great as the chance of success. Indeed, it requires just one thousand, laborers to make and sustain ono millionaire, ?" Mr. G reeley'scalculation be cor rect in estimating emigrants as worth a thou sand dollars a bead. M m cannot justly com plain when they buy tickets iu the lottery of life that Lhev draw blanks. Decaying and stationary societies are those where memare in least danger of pecuniary failure. Lien cd Italy uml the South of France aro the favorite resorts of tlio:<e who would husband their, means. With all their defects- and short comings, English and 'American institutions are the best in the world, and hence the}' are at the head of modern progress and civilisation.:7 "'' *? : i iiA'nd u'obly are Athoy performing their :tiisk, bynpeuing up ill the waste placca bf.ti& earth 08 a re iu go i\ ed a home to tho poor and op pressed of every nation io Dut our progress has on- ugly and alarming aspect. Iiis .accompanied, aud as long as it' continues will be attended with a r ipid. ,aud hitherto ..unexampled, juereasc of Pi^atatfton. At the present ratio nf iimVeuse. fo?r; cu:.turics; licuec the wb;Jj0 earth could l?'ot contuiu aud 'oustniu tho AiuurLcuu and'English populations. JiOVV, wheD, u nu!; i? hwi'O .3 this iii.SroatU to be checked 'i fcihall we first cou'quer, and by free competition exterminate all.ravage m cos," then tlie other varieties of tho white race, and- fin ally mako wur upon, and devour caoh (bili?s '{ We think not. Our: progress and lturltlplida I tion will be arrested,.by what means it is im ? posxiblu to I'uraice, and useless to inquire Our societies wiii become stationary?long .remain Ho, und then bog'iu to decay. !>otus not dread I the coming of such' times. Individual con tentment will be promoted by natioual decay. We shall) have fewer Uliliipufl and no paupers. Men will becomo ?i'ore cautious, provident-aud contented. Less anxious to acquire wealth. but moro firmly TesnlVcd-to preserve iudepihi donbd. it tfiii Uo the great object of lifo to: live huppdv aud eoutentediy iu such euuditiou of lite as \w are bern, rather than to.struggle to change that condition. Americans arc uow the most discontcd people in the world. We. are all .trjing to ? make fortunes or to in crease them,.: nevuv i Mopping to eujoy them, j Unconsciously, we are living for posterity rather than for ourselves. No peoplu in t the world-know so veil, how to make money," and none know so little how to use and enjoy it. Our Contentment and refmemeut Of mind und morals Will begin just where our progress, aud prosperity cease. Whon wC have dost the art of money mukiug, wo.ahall learn, the Art of ?Jdv.itig., it hl -I ? :i Depreciation of Southern tandsi si ' tli ion M?lifi u ?*?cf d ?>/CV 11<| Uy , the ? .report of > the Commissioner of,] Agriculture for February *vo find an estimate of the prpscu*. value) of Southern lands compared with that of 18GQ: Unahi pdi UuU 1st? ] - In AHrgioia tho dcorease i?^Vtper.soh^ic^l ... In North | Carolin?,: tho .dqor.ease XB#0-?pfer cent.; ,;.?.; *dW? on ..*v* ihwCj j In South Carolina tho. decrease is CO per oenV..?; ,*.-<j '1.? beyt ion bib yd Jadi ?ssu j *i ; In .Georgia thu d?creaso is 05 per cent, In Alabama the decrease is (JO per cent. I In Louisiana the decrease, is 33 per cent. ., In . Arkansas ,tli9 ,decrease is 30 per ,cent., j The causes .of?thjis decrease arc stated to be various, among .which aro enumerated general, .judobteducss, scarcity of money, pauperism, loss of copital ip slaves, tho .unsottled condition of tho country, the fear of confiscation aud tho dread of .negro domination. These causes aro -numerous enough :aud powerful enough to cause any country to wither away. The wonder is not that the whole i South is-blighted, but that thero is any vitality left in it at all. That such "is,the case is;thb Jjcit .ptooIUiu^the,vvorld of XheuXjactitudojoX^hb. Southern r pqemle ;in brenring up against n|loaa< "of aUversity' sticn as has never.been the fat 'imP. any .otherpeople(.ujider ^l^j.-Sjun. j Had it nqtij becu for such a spirit of energy, even under persecution,.': they .unust. have Iong since;sunl^ for no. other people tin.the world could-Have stood the trials to which the South has'been subjected.?Norfolk" \ Vn.). Journal. ..The K. K.'s Auain".-? These awe-inspiring and ghostly visitauls mado their appearance at Fort Fisher a few nights since. Their appcarr aneo, wo learn,"was liiade in this wise: SoveraJ thousand' coffins, we give the statement of tliC sentinel on duty, drifted with < unnatural regu larity upon the beach, nnd as many occupants raited? their fleshless bones *fromthe-tnterioTS thereof, and^b"rmcd- themselves .into ghostly columns and ut the.,.bidding of a sepulchral voice, .the Dread JJrigade of Death, marched^ with noiseless step on the Tort. As theforFwas immediately cVac?alcd, it' is not'" tflown1 what cFeefc" ffny^pposilibd to theij moveineut would have hall, although it is pro bable soniethiug terrible vfould have occurred 'for we are told, . ... "They c.U-irp -whole'-lea gucv '" ' ? .Jfyt leaving a man, And i'o away hungry. The Ku ftl?i Khm." a Romantic Stokv.?The Oxford (Ohio) CitL.cn gives the dcta'Us of a tragedy -whjc.lt reccutl}- occurred .near Mount..Caramel, Franklin county, Indiana. A young girl, ^0 daughter of "wealthy parents, who was educated at one orcho ceminaHcs 'ih: Oxford Tell in love with a farmer Who was quite poor. The parent, forbade iher. to have; anything to say" to him,' bjut .thpy managed to exchange letters through' the .assistance of a young minister. Finally! they proposed became enamori on her to run off with him instead ?f the farincr. They eloped and .were married. The grief of the farmer know uo.bouu.ds.. ._;J)etcr-' mined upon revy;igc,.he nrmtd, himself with a revolver, and vowed that tho young divine should olid for his 'treachery". *'"'^< couple! wccK^'ngfPtho 'rirW' tuet? 'aid1 farmor Openly tbot down tub ?J&froj-er of his bappu; .uesss. ibid tll :\A arnJ *:'i> tf am ait ke. . j ' humo'a5",u a-.', n Easily Suitkd.?This morning, a young gentleman from the country steppect into a store on BaSt Water street; hhd informed tho pro prietor that Iiis occupation was that of a car-, pouter and be desired to get a bosom pin c.m .)dcuratiq.:nfl^ha^pyofesaloIl, The obliging jew-: oiler looked over his stock, and finding nothing else, showed him a very fino Masonic pin The young man looked at it carefully. ?Yes,' said he, 'there's the compass nnd square. 1 use both of-vhem-^but -wh^;dtdrt' they pub it:saw;in it? ?It'n first.rate.a? far.as! it goes. Hullo ! there's G there?what, docs that stand for ^ t. ^.^.^ The jeweller didn't.know, ^ I he man studied it carolully for a moment,, and a bright idea struck him. His faco flush-' XA\ AsMf it: mid-'mndo a discovery;-' n ' h1<) j 'ifKaV 6fit,'-ho-said;-Win all right, i (1 stands' for .gimlet. Compass, squaro aud 'gimlet.j That will do?I will take it.' There was a little itouch of sadness in his' voice as he pinned the cinblcn on his coab-nud! wont away muttering: . 'Compass, square and gimlet. I do wish there was a saw, though.' ' V ' .V...\.I '-? ? Ji/st" So.?^Fivo' of t)io swoctdat words in' the BngHsh ?< languttgo begin with II, iwhijDh'is only a breath?Heart, llopo, Hpjuo) ilappiucs^ and U.vivnn ,\ttfy,|- ?h "i^prt.^jQP^ apd home is- a-i heart p)ncp;(,and ^hu^^an.iisjBiYllyrlpis tsiken; . w.lM>:iwould .oxqhangp Abo hnppine^a.pf homo for anything h'jfs thai) ^MayotfW , -,. oi a young minister, riuaiiy to elope, but the go-between, red of the hid}-, and prevailed! Hubstanti'ul'jysViw^ waB administered if?'? 1 ' (jabm^ after a'Vcry #00 5 aud 'easy1 'mai nder wliicn cir? waV'^hVlittle shifting them so, could not' telluric joker" mcanm^tboreby/ niay ii'jpioABb'' &io court, this ball, MtJv ^i^^^^^^jS?" fraud i ng my client, of the, |um thujs" wagered. For iustauce,\vhe.u lauste the cup l so, '/i?*ur honor supposes that you seo.thje "^all^' . 1'Suppose. I s,cc !" . interrupted the judge, who "bad closely watched'(bo performance, and j -..-et m tr>:u_t>j:' irfXJa iy *i!aj?aj ?ff??, sure to wiu., There aiu t no defraudin' thar. "Perhaps your lionor .would like. to go avy on it? msuiuated the coun^ol^ I" "?o a Vi a'udJdo?b,icJ?t loo, a^^pp^ffio rhino. It's.undcr tho middle cud. , ,~ "I'll go 'a V b'nlna^^ tho jury. v "Up it was, but Vtiie joter uau tnysie riously disappeared. Judge and jury, were enlightened, and found 110 difficulty 'in bring ing in a verdict iufavor 'of tine jjiatntitT o*n tho ? ; ;:;Mtu^J,y*>;./wJw <>nnoi;ft(.v?h giouud that it was the, "uerudest kind o de * ->ci bttfi ,m<r? iptat Pi ?.{ Im. ?faataafo ?>^Olflfi ^A^ft?tW^anrioIpn^?Aii a tfcrnf fyirig aonha s&tf mho%ft6^?n% Tr11 tW 'stage c^niun?^flm(JRTOAJllav^ 'fitted' chap' k?pped^fe&tf ^ in his hand, just come from a driv'eV?udjSf?'nd ihg before* * a7?irT^BTOflnW5dr ? his 'hair arid collaVj quite utfcbnscibus ''dfHW presence of'the gentleman orY^tlib Sofa;* ''?^r'^tfi^linurf^g for a'"while, lie turned to go but," whcrt'lNfr. Randolph asked him: ' - "imgi. ' stagef ? ni&&*': te'fo^'<X;ve tibthing to 'do Hriln- tiiWI? ! 1T ,iri< : ,T ? Cblcf idg? Ws .dttclirltfiigl'fii ^WpYeAfte^of Oharles ' Lanib, upon'tho repulsive appearance of the oystcri- ?4Iti8n,fc liandsomc, <3oieHd^ i^d Lfeuibj "but iti^s thb ad^aaSgb bfV'S^ [oue thing. t^Whrit is ??>:ihatV*' oifcKed^?II ridge, who, aff^bv^r^'-'one1 ktf?^vs- ^a^arf[?? haustless>'talker'. "It knowsi^henTCo^fieilB iub?rith',*' - was reply. ***?^ *ii?t ^>rf ???- Xi ,:Gan I-induee-"you ? t??i?ve9*?in?a-lock V smilingly ina^ftirbd^ aHrav'ellvMg11^agent for an improved door fastening, of a plain looking old. ma>d*.wh$?i te*-mvih^fmp&m& her frouUtop5..t^Xoi^1^^ghJjBpi^'l,' sho replied, with a ghastly smile, eyeing him carefuly for a raomeht'frob' hp&ds? ifoot^*iriiidS?4tiaE.'? 1 ??' feajta ?A.fe^ritwAt^^ti^y' ?'Is liiere an^ pferebo^ou would particularly wish nro i?* iiiiSYry?4 Vaid'a-.fcfdoV bipebtadt^td bor dying spouse wh? had been Romewhat of a lyrtiWV in' his duy.^*uMnrry^tho dbvllj itj^SHk likoM" was tho g?l?p1y:'(.r^C>h' ho]!my' d?rf ?you "'know'ie'-ls- <K?^loWl^l c?: m?Sty H#b brothers'. 'i - - '-. ? ? IT .?i?sa tarQ ?? .. u mvm...'! nimu i ! mn rr in uro When young men have nothing to liva upon nut lovo, tbcy 8 commonly tal 1 iu love and get married, just-as if hugging and kissing were a substitute for: muttoniJchops/oV as ii' torrna^pf ondenrmont wouhFsupply.'thc place'of lhashcd taters andiboiled -mackcral. Ui. i oil .i'-.-.ca t*at* -Vim ''i vm*i mrn^miii :i luiii'i J jdw 'to The'in^ividii?h.wh? itrhjjj :id clear?liU'/cou> Seienco with ait'dfcg*iB> htrw^n?^Vochtg^tOrraTi? JliR spirits With;Vec ?t. Tf- he-tk5ls in th?; it iS'&t-t deliberate iiitewlim; to bh>w out his brains with a^ hoHows'.and shilc cahnl^ in<bfthiPatm?^Sf,?k l.you.ng' lady, sidj -\ .nsriT stAHfo ?d cnto't {Jiv iiini wo fe?i^?^t awijiwi. Jii taiaidgftM Prentice sdj'sl-hajtijthd >j?i^}o^aUo4oiu%r?w I *rp! in "gi'eatVrii^o \. tjl?|j ?p^eh^j|td!fehpe *f?P them:. tboy i must bo bb'c ? - again!,! rfP.boy?Ha?p afraid .i-but the ne^i. lime they ?Odgkt bo born whito:moiuij tibov ?L ied t*<h *.'ii.*,-c>$ adi y*nk ?h?i^id ,fff^-| <1 ti<it ? A CLKttOymAN.' cbwihg ?uft of.ihofn atbr With j a iwoinau.?hb hsd^bftptlis^d.v.aakfidf hpt!.ho5* she |;fclt in her mind, j lie. was not a little soprisod tb;heoi- )mr^uswes u2Jjgdly,','^,u !^mt?ft I ; , - j ,r i, intn^^Tkiiolii tin ytf i^tgoS ?tu A. tgctd?n'maii' wr^j:h ivTherc'adnoIr*. jdob j nie of Mood dn my heart 4Hafe^ocaipaot? heat yotUj pbotograpli^-sdlahofl ipirw^ltbadroj To whftt.ago does.tiio dog roa,eh, ? ..-S(ifs|^^. URHHnOBtniilKCSMHK