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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS QEORGB BOLITER, Financial and Business Manaobr. Official Paper of the State und ?f OraiiKeburK County. SATURDAY, MARCH 92,1873. TT llie Penalty of Murder. execution of Foster, for the mur der of Putnam, which took place ou Friday, March 21st, has called forth exHettsiro comments from tbe Press throughout the length and breadth of the laud. The question which agitated the mind of tbe people of New Yorkr "How to stem tbe tide of murder," naturally orolvcd the questions, of the moral justice of capital punishment, its expediency and effect. In our last issue w_e published an extended extract from a jsermon of a gifted minister of the gospel, whose acumen's as to the sane tflftf and moral, social aud religions jus tice of the death penalty were irrefut able, llcfore even the promulgation of j ?U? decalogue, the canon of death for mjurder was announced from Heaven si oWt of the fundamental principles of dbd's moral gorernment and as a safe guard for His creatures from their own r^sions. The first divine statute is a fjSjiai,,006 fur the greatest of all crimes. Xlsafcn, bj this statute, has enforced upon human society, upon gorernment tftts sanctioucd right und imperative duty. _ Though depraved morality and a wanton iufidelity may exebim in their own Jayorite and repeated phraseology VXlan^ing is played out," jot its sane xion remains written the first command $ent, in the revelation of God's will. ^Tne first jaent object of human punishment is to deter others by terrible exan.plc. Can there He any hesitancy in deciding upon the wisdom and policy of this terrible punishment for murder ': ' A sickly sentimentality may shudder at the retribution of life fur life ; but the political philosipher, the patriot or the Christian will hare no scruples in obeying snd admiring ibis his country's and his Qod's first law. * Atheism and a low state of social *WlI*f ? , . . . ... purity and morals may incite a morbid e|flBMt'lJ' f?r murderer; but the law Stauda majestic and true: "Whoso abeddeth man's blood, by man shall his blood be shed ; tor in the imago of God |jn*de be man." Maik the reason ! j$.Tbe execution of Foster, under ths ^circumstances wss a remarkable and great event, and Dix, the governor of "New York has by the unflinching dis * tirfsrge ol his duty sfforded a memorable *esstnple for the guidance of executive ^officers in the exercise ef tbe proroga tio of j arden. 4^*aHe?er was all the enginery of sympa thy co skilfully arrayed aud exercised 'than in this case. Y<* he remained #?:i;<.n. i true to the principles ef divine aud hu man justice, and quailed not. He dis played a ?ublirjer heroism aud truer moral courage in withstanding sll the pathos ef appeal, all tho ingenuity of ' eoplkistry, all the influence of wealth, Y.tx *n "1 jj-Mrjsition and society, than does the bronzed general in confronting the batteries, the mu-ltilation- aud death. Iu ' withstanding, he is a grauter vietor. 0 , > The lesson will be most salutary as it tat freest seeded in ^ew York. Murder will no longer be the brutal thene of jest and boast, nor will the * H .teen* , ( jngrdersr strut, the hero of tho ruffian 1 oxew. But tbe ssnctitj of life, the majesty of law sie most nobly illustre ? ted and vindicated All honor to Dix ! Ho hss done his duty, wheu most sore ly tempted to disregard it. jtpi JXhm sublime spectacle of the gover . ; aor, surrounded by the ingenuity of -??:-???riss lesrning, ths glitter ef great iu * ' fluence, sod the most plaintive appeals, *'' Sli tempting and luring aud persuading him to what was called "mercy," stand ing, unfaltering ; aud resisting even the *?->? prayer of ths Murderers father as bo *^vpWaded> for his sob, reminding the governor of his own dead boy, whose death was just announced to the latter sod saying you weep your son, I beg ? " the life of wiue," Has s scene ef henoic dfrchar^e of~*painfuJi duty, as grand as any'thing in Roman histony. Bat, 1st no reaction, so called, in public sentiment, cause tbe governor of New York to falter in the further dnty bofore him. The discharge of duty knowa no reaction. Til not the ebulli tion of sentiment perhape virtuous and noble, that flarca and fades; but the simple rugged, plain pathway of duty and principle that has no devious wind ing, nor sudden detour or descent. Til not the it/nit futnut that shines snd deceives, hut the pole star of truth, set in the Heavens to guide snd cheer. Every murderer in the Tombs prison, whose fate is so ordered hj tbe fiual judicial decision must die, as did Foster. Otherwise Governor Dix, but dis plays caprice and weakness, and proves recreant to the trust society has reposed in him. ii ^?im ? - ? an????? An Aiicoiiniimtlontil mid. I n eise Law. Among the acts p**scd at the last Session of the State Legislature, is one entitled 'An act to provide for purchas ers of lau?8 si sales mads for non-pay incnt of tixei being put into p ia*ession of the s i inc." Of this law, our excellent neighbor, the Aiken Tribune, says : "The 'laws of this Stats in relation to the sale of property for the non payment ol tuxes, are of such a character as effectually to deter capitalists from tmrk ing investments. If, through inability to raise the amount of the tax at tbe prescribed moment, or iuadverteut neglcc', the taxes are not paid promptly, the law requires that execution should be issued and the property s >1 1 almo-t immediately afterwards without the equity of redemption and the sheriff is obliged to eject the ownor after ten days j notice. Hotm.. 1 to vacate the prciaiset constitute1) a misdemeanor, and subjects (he party to imprisonment." lii-aidos this, thcro is a constitutional i bjection to this law, which is fatal. In Article V. of the Amendments to the 1'nited Slate* Constitution, ate these Words : 1 No person shall * * * I e deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of law." The Words of the act are as follows : ?mi l it shall be the duty of the sheriff of the county win re the ssid lands are situate, aftjr ten duys notice being given, upon cnmplsiut iue.de, and ex hibition of the deed of conveyance to eject persors unlawfully holding ovei." Is this summary ejectment by the Sheriff without even allowing the ton ant iu possession the privilege or oppor tunity of ''showing cause," is this due process of law ? Is sot the act in palp able violation of the letter and spirit of the constitution/, and is it wA most grievoutly unjust to the ow?rer of the hmd, who has been derelict iu pajing his taxes, tha. to turn him out ef house uud *home without any hope of redemp tion of bis property ? The law is bard enough for the futu e, lut ws can never believe that the Courts will ?o construe it as. te male it retroactive, and thus make its dire penalti.a fall upon those whose lauds have been already sold for non-payment of taxes. The Tribune goes on to ssy : ' We have heard of a nutuber ut Northern pent!? tuen, nho crntrmpl.itcd puichasing droporty in this vicinity, de clining to do so after having been made acquainted with thsae provision* nf our tax laws, as they prnpently excluded not to Invest theit rapital iu a State where n; ?h s ?bot| sighted policy was pursued." Judge Cooke and the Tii;tper Lav. The feltowfng paragraph appeared in the Columbia Union recently ; It is reported that Judge T. Ii. Cooks of the Kigbtb Judicial Circuit, in closing up all the bar room a in Ander-on, Oconee snd Greenville Counties, which do not conform to a hat is known as the Topper law. This in a law which has remained (.ii t he rtatutc bork of (be state for many years. Lut ha- been practically a dead letter, for it was never executed. It provides '.hat no one shall keep a bar ex cept he h.'S a certain number of beds snd accommodations for bersee?in short, unites ke kecjs an inn. .lud. e Coole, - it is suid igiiwr.es licenses issued by towu or. city, restorations, and holds eseh veadac te su ascount under, tbe Tupper lam. To whiem Judge Co >ko puMubs)di in the Herald bhe following reply. I.F.TTER FROM J LlKlr: I'ooK K. h HART RRPLT. Editor? pi the. Uerald ; In the issue of tke Coutnbia Daily in ion of the 2Uth instant, I notice tbe following language; It it reported that Judge) T. II. Cooke, of the eighth judicial circuit, isclosiug up all the bar rootne in Anderann, Ocenee and Greenville counties which do not conform to what ia known aatheTupper law* This is a law which has remained on the stature books for manj years, hut hai been practiclly a dead letter ter it waa never execrated," with the evident intention of impressing the public mind with the thought that I am disposed to revive obsolete law. For tho information of Mr. Union, I respectfully anggest that 1 have been and still am of the opin on that he was amply paid by the Ptnte for the publica I on et the statntes of the sessirta of 1871 72 to know that the Tuppnr liquer li: cense law was then and there during thst session, io enucted. Yours res pocti fully. T, H. COOKK. The Teaeher*- to be Paid. No class of people are in general worse trcatod than teachers. And the teachers of the public schools in this Slate have been particularly tried. Hard and thankless task it has been to teach young ideas how to shoot. A session of toil is repaid by a bunch of certificates which are valueless in the market. Who is to _blame for this is not the matter in hand just now. We have more agreeable news to tell. The school claims sre to have preference over nil others, even over the salaries of the officers, aud to be paid as far aud as promptly si possible. Treasurer Cardozo, who has ever manifested great sympathy aud what is better, great liberalty in and for the cau.4S of education has announced as sbove. These toilers in labor's hardest routine are to be paid! Honor to Cardozo ! Important Prepotted Change*. Tbe Has Association of New York city have adopted a resolution, propos ing an amendment to the Slate Consti tution, to the effect thai provision he be uiado by law for trial of sanity or soundness of mind, when the plea of insanity is iutervailed, by a jury o' five ?killed persona. It is also proposed by the same body to shcr the system of jury trial, so that, in civil eases and in criminal cases nut capital, the rote of nios jurors will be sufficient for a verdict. Among Our Exchanges. Aiken hsd a colored tournament en Friday last. Thirteen knights. Joi-eph Quaah presented ths prises. A large number of spectator* of both sexes aud colors. Hon .1' L. Orr has arrived at St. Petersburg and presented his credentials to the Czar. State Treasurer Cardusro has announ ced thst he can make no payment at present on any sppropriatious, except ths school fund. A Republican paper ia to be started in Lexington The citiaea* of York County met nnd passed resolutions pledging their "sacred honors to use all exertions to secure peace and good order in that county and to assist the U. S. Authorities in the exercise of their duties, sheer fully and in good faialk" The Chat lesion Aft wi is mad at this, aud ssys it is "obsequious." The con duct of these good people of York is law-abiding and manly, said is far above the uncaldcd for fling of the "AVirs." The '?AVifV* would hsve preferred the organization of resistance aud a howl of despair: NEW Yohk, March 26?Mrs. Foster, since the death of her husband, has bten partially deranged, and so pr<-ear lous wss hen condition on Monday, that it wss deemed advisable by her family physician to consult with other medical men. She resides in one ef ths upper sto ries of a tenement house oo East Twcnt; - fourth street, and ?><> person except her relativen sre admitbed to her apartment. Every one in the neighborhood baa the deepest synjpsAhy for hot. Washinuton, March 26?General Canby reports that he had a talk with Captain Jack on lbs 24th. The result confirmed the impression that the war factinu have ?tili the upper hand. Cap tain Jackecenied to be afraid to oxhil.it bis reel feelings. The substance of what was elioitcd from him is that he did not want to fight; tbat the Lava Peda was a bad place ; tbat he wanted to go back home, anl that he could enlj be sees at hie camp. Gesersl Canby says the troops sre now moving into their new prositiona, and when these .ro reached negotiations may be rcopeued. [OMMUHICATBD.] The Se>. Ca. Railroad. Tbe circular letter (published ia tbe Charleston Daily New? of the 11th March,) of the Committee of the Board of Directors of the S. J. R. R. Co.j ia by no means satisfactory to the dissatis fied Stockholders. It attempts to ahow what the Road has earned, snd bow the earnings have been applied?this is all very well as far aa it goes, snd the in vestments no doubt wors judicious enough, of which uo one complains, but ws do complain tbat tbe Road is inju diciously and most extravagantly man aged ! There are too many high salaried officers, t.,o tnaay bureaus, too many supervisors and too much red tupe for an institution, which baa paid uo inte rest for a period of seven years, al though the receipts have been ssven j millions of dollars during that time. In sutc bellum times, we had one President, oue (I moral Superintendent, one Audi tor, and a few necessary books and pa pers a', each depot on the Road. The Stockholders then received regular and remunerative dividends, especially so under the administration of Mr. John Caldwell. Although when Mr. Csldwcll went into office the R*>ad was in a deplorable condition, there waa then no eomplaiut about the management of the Road. Under the present regime, we have a President, a Vice President, Treasurer, Auditor, Asaistaut Auditor. General Freight Ag-nt, (Jenarai Ticket Agent, Lssd Ageut sud Traveling Agents, with innumerable Bureaus, aud any quantity*; of Hooka and Papers enough in r.Jl candor to confuse any lswyer or expert accountant, and tbe StoekholdevR^get nothing oa their iu vestments but'tbe entire net earnings of the'Road is required to pay salaries < f the multiplicity of officers, operatives and traveling agents. The Co 0.1 mittue say: ''There arc uo Stockholders more deeply interested or more earnestly desirous of receiving i dividends than the Directors them selves." We say if each are your real senti ments, and knowing as you assuredly do, that there is great dissatisfaction! both entertained and expressed, by many of the Stockholders (and even outside parties), with your management, why do you not exhibit some taagnauiinity and independence of character by resigning, or declining tobe re-elected, and request tbe Stockholders in convention, without any log rolling sr clique, or the influ ence of any particular ring, to nominate and elect a Board of Directors in whom i they can repose more confidence. Why should you assume to yourselves the .entire management end control of an enterprise which belongs alike to sll of us. What justice is there in confiuing that management (with but two or three exceptiona) to tbe City of Charleston. We want tcompetent and skilfull officers to manage ths Road, who will give their personal attention to the interest of ths Stsckholesera; snd who will be satisfied with s reasonable compensation at leaat, until the Stockholders receive some re turn for their investment, or until the business will justify more liberal raise. We want fewer of tbem at present be csuss we believe that several incumbents with theit buresuacan very appropriate ly be dispensed with. We want to cur tail the enormous amount annually ex pended for books, statiortasy snd print ing, and do away v. itli the unnecessary labor involved by such expenditure. We waut a Iks id of Directors who will attend to these deductions, aud who shall bs selected for their business capacity, energy and dis cretion, from sll sections of the country and not confined to any one particular locality. "And we respectfully urge upon the Stockholders the duty and advantege of a punctual and general attendance at the approaching Cotvvea tion," to give tbsir votes aud influence te the accomplishment of these ends. 8T. MATTHEWS. A drsadiul Ohio paper inquire* how the member of the Legislature got along with the iee crea n ho stowed away iu his pocket, at a recent reception. A Vermont furmer acnt to an orphan asylum for a boy that was .-mart, brave aotive, tractable, prompt, industrious, clean, pious, intelligent, good looking, reaervod sod modest. The superinten dent replied that their boys were all human, though they were orphans, and refered him to the Now Jerusalem if he wanted to get hit order filled.| Lett kr WiiiTiNa.?Of ?II thinge so earth to make trouble, com inend im to a letter 1 You write ae joti would any it ?but it goes to your friend without the grace of a voice?the inflection, the gesture, the laugh that would make a joke of it. There are just the hard eOld words?he can only see what is said, and he is deoply grieved, or angered? loot to you, perhaps; forever. The thing you write in one mood finds your friends in another?maybe in the very one which of all others, is least hospitable to your message. I hare seen a whole fami'y cast dowo by some piece of written pleasantly on the part of so absent mem ber of it. And if there is this danger when yon know ths writer's ways and phrases so well, how much great . the peril in the case of more acquuinlan e I think correspondence should be can ducted mainly by means of printed forms Thcodosia -uggests that no one should write without thsse forms wh > had uot been examined by a committee of experts aud pronounced competent. Then anoth er committee should pronoutco upon tbo compteucy of persons to whom written letters are addressed. J. FELDER MEYERS^ TRIAL JUSTICE. OFFICE COURT HOUSE 8QUARI, Will gire prompt attention to all business entrusted to him. mar 'J'.'-.-tf PROCLAMATION. 8TATEOF SOUTH CAROLINA, ^ ExacCTlva Dktartmkjit. ( Whereat inforsastiea bus been received at this Department that a murder was commit ted by ono MARY YON upon tbo body or a child, name, if any. unknown, in Oraasge bnrg* Coanty. snd that tbe o*id? Mary Yen 1:hb fled from justreV : * t* Now. therefor* 1. FRANKLIN J. MOS IP. j Jr., GsTsrnor of the State of South Cb?o? line, in order that justice may bo done and tbe majesty of th r law vindicated, do here by oiler a reward of TWO HUNDRED ddl- J LAItS for the apprehension ef the said MARY YON, with proof to convict. _Hui<l Mary Yun in resnreaentcd as bains; a white woman, ? feet high, years* of ag*. dark complexion, and baa out or two froat teeth out. In testimony w "hereof I bnve "Wrenst** set asy hand and" r.-uiaed theCret Sraf j <>f the Hate to be affixed* nt Columbia, [L.S.] this -1st daj o* March, It" 78, and in the ninety-seventh year < f ths l?de pendtnee of tho L int -1 tales of Amorists. By tbe Governor: FRANKLIN J. MOSES, Jit. H. E. Ratmb, Secretary of Stats, mar 29 2 NOTICE. ALL PERSONS IN OttANGEBURG COUNTY wishing to take pavt in a TOURN AMENT and BALL te be gives at Orange burg C II.. about 1st May. will pleaoe band in their names to Mr. J. W. PATRICK. The nuabcref Knights will be limited to FIFTT. T. A. JEFFORDS, mar 22 tf TO LET A LARGE ROOM OVER THE STORE of MOSE LEY A CROOK. roar 22 tf PUBLIC NOTICE. On Monday, the 7th day ef April, A. D. 1873, during the uaual hours of sale, I will sell at Orangehurg, S. C, in front of the Sheriff's Oftioe, ONE MULE. Term* cash mar 22 8. M. FAIR KT. TOST All persons who desire Pictures taken, will please come forward at once, as I will close my business at this place by the 15th May. C. D. BL?ME, ARTIST. mar 22 aj JO it Notice of Dismissal NOTICI IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ono month frara dsto 1 will II. my Anal .ocean! with tho Hontrabl. Aug. B. Knowl ton, Judge of Probate for Orangebnrg Coun ty, as laeontor of tho Estate of Mrs. Di snah Beach, dee'd, and ask for Letters ef Dismissal. JAMES F I7.LAR, March 1.1th, 1673. Ixeeut.r. mar 16 4t Li ? mmemmemKamtm-mmm Assignee's Sale. IN HANCKR?PTCY. Io the Metter of CflASLE? B TnoM son, Bankrapt, tx Parte P. V. DIB BLE, Assignee. By virtue of an order of sale from the Hoaoruble the Diel riet Court of the, United States for 8outb Carolins, I will sell at pub lic auction, at Orangebure; C. H., on Monday the 7tb April next, at the ueual hours of sale, for cash, the ('hoses in Action betone; in {the Kilate of above Bankrupt, consist in.; of Bond of Kllen S. Thomson. W. R. Thomson and James S. Thomson on whieb is a balnnoe due of about $10000.00. Also Bond of John H. Thomson, ' . S. Thomson and B. K. Thomson on wbiub is a balance of about $1:0 >.00. P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee, March 21st, 187*. 8t Notice of Dismissal. NOTICE IS HF.RFBY QIVEN THATONr| Biuntb fretn dote I will file my Final Account with the Honerabte lug. B. Know I - ton, Judge of Trobate for (.Jrangeburg County, and ask for Lettars of Disaiiseal as Guardian of Jseob Garick. M. n. GARICK. Guard.aa Marek lei, 1879_In ^VTOTlCf. ALL PERSONS II A VI HG DE IN niHnds against the Bstate of the late James B. Quuttlchaum will render an eecouot of them duly attested to, and those indebted will make payment to, Messrs Glover A Glover, Attorneys at Law. AMANDA F. QUATTLEBA?M, Administratrix. OrangeVarg Febrtfery 28th 1878. ssrar. 1st St RIBBONS, MILLILERY AND STRAW GOODS, 197t? ai.se WH 1TB GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, kC. Armstrong Oator & Co. IMPORTras, MABCVACVCBSB? A*l> jovrsss Boa-net, Trimming. Meek and Sas b Mb bnns, Velvet Ribbons, Nests Ties, Bonnet Silks, Satrns, Velvet* and Crapes,-Flowers, Feathers, Ornament?, Frame?, Ac., Sraw Bonnets' and Ladies aad Children's Hats, t?iwia?d aad unfrinrnved1. And In feniicot- , tnajf wardrooms White Goods, Li men a, AW- L broideries, Laree. Nets Collars-, Setts. [ Handkerchiefs. Veiling. Uead N?*?. Ac.. As N..? 2J7 and 240 BaltiaSore Street. Balti more Md. ^ i These- goode are manufactured bj as or ? bought far Cask direct \y from the Barops an I sad American Manafeettirsra. embraeieg j all the latest aevelties. unequalled in uerie ly snd cheapaeu in any market Orders filled wltk ears promptaees and despatch. nrvar. 1st 41 F. F. Fbaaiau. Jas. M. Wiloob. Sau l. A. Jfet.SoB. D. F. FLEMMINO & CO WnOLSBALB OSALBB* IB boots, siiores AND TRUNKS, NO. 9 STREET. (cobbbs or cirsct,) CHARLESTON, S. C. No pains have bee spared ia sadeaveriaTg to renders our large assortmentsf Goede at tractive and desirable: and nothing aaeeoea left undone that long experience and assidai \y could suggest, to deserve a shaft of yoar patronage. Having perfected arrangements br whieh we receive our goods direct i rein the asaaa faeturer., ensur our customers the g**at ad rantage of purchasing them at the eery low j est rates and of the most desirable ones*. In prices and qualit j we believe they will compare favorably with any ether stoek in the ciij or elsewhere. We shall bepleaeed to offer these Goode [far your inspection at any lime you mat favor ap with aeall. All orders will have our careful I aad prompt attention. Yours truly. D. F. FLEMING, it CO. Fob I64h ft ??/n Mtditintt, Quality it 0/ /As First Jmpor (ant*." K J. OUVEROS, M. Dn DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTB, OIL8, VARNISH, NON-EX PLOSIVE LAM PR, GARDEN 8BBDS. ft*., Be., PBESCRITIONS prepared with ACCUR ACY aad FIDELITY, foi whieh purpose a full and complete assortment of PUBB CHEMICALS and GENUINE DHUGS will be eoustantly on hand. Long experience?a successful business oareer of mere than eight years is Orange burg, a good knowledge of the DRUG MARKET at home and abroad, will afford a sufficient guarantee that all goode sold or dispensed at my establishaeat will be OBNU1NB aad RELIABLE. Appreeiafiag ths success whieh in the past has attended cay efforts, I have de termined to epare no pains to merit a con tiaaaos of tke patreaage so liberally beat ow ed. fR. J. OLBTRRO8 M. D. Ne. 100 Bueeel Street Orsagekurg. A SHALL FARM FOR BALE about three quarters of s mils from the Court House containing It errea with a GOOD DWELLING, KITCHB.Y, STABLE and an Excellent WELL ef Wit. TER. Also some CHOICE FRUIT TREKS have recent It been set out. The sbove ie one of the most deeirakle and healthy plaees ia ths State. Fer par ticulars spply to Z. If. WOLFE, Or to THAD. a ANDREWS, jon 18 la d jR JAMISON ATTORNEY AT LAW. Will praetiee ia ths Ceuvts ef ORAEEN BURG aad BARN WILL. OFFICE COURT HOUSE SQUARE. Pek22d llj $5 LJj?i .a'm,'-.?'-j..i.r A V aluable lu AN FNTIBBLT NEW Sewing Machine! FOR DOMESTIC ?II. O?LT FIVB wsth 1Mb saw Patent Button Hole Worker. TiiB MOST SIMPLE AND COMPACT tit CONSTRUCTION. THE MOST DURABLE AND ECONoKI* CAL IN CSE. A MODIL Of COM BIN ID AND BEACTf. ('omrl?t? to all it* parti. ? fffi t^rmUA\ Eje Pointed Needle, Self Threading, direafe upright Positive Motion, New Tension, B*$f Feed and Cloth Guidor. Operates by Wheel and en a Table. Light Runaiag, Smootsl and noiseless like all geod high priced! machine*. Has patent cheek to prevent tllst wheel being turned tbo wrong we/. Vans the thread direct from tbe spool. Makes* tb* Elastic Leek Stitch (finest an?! strongest stich known;) firm, durable, class* mn\m'' rapid. Will do all kinds of werk, fine an* coarse, from Cambric to heavy Cloth eof Leather, aftdnses all deseriptious of throasL The best mechanical talent in Amoeban and Eui ep;. has been devoted to improving and simplifying our Machines, eombiutnf e?iy that which is practicable, smd die pcesing with aril complicated surrounding* generally found in other machine". Special fefina and extra inducements to male .end female ?geots, atcrc k-ep*rs. %sV# who Wilt establish ngenelos through tire country and keep our.new machines on o*a brbition and stale. Coonty rights given to smart agtftf* free.. Agent's complete mMftHf' furnished* wWhetit any* extra ceerg?. Satwples of sewing, deseriptive ?ironlee* cc=rta,ining tern**, testimonial^ engrs<vi?SMy Re., sent free Address. BROOKS' SEWING MACH HO CO., No. lo'J'J Broadway, Now fork. fetrS Jy CANCER'S CORED BY DK. KLINES . WONDEKFtt Which- destroy entire wichen*: the LosO of B*Ood,- ?od eocrse the tendency t We also trees a*F feeeaW of Cbreniev Lertj? Itandfftg bad UbeeaW* fcsnasos. witB tseV parallsled Sucees*. ?epselally Epilepsy of FU*. Rheuma tienV. Neuralgia, Asthmay ScrlTula and Secoadary Syphilis. For fall painienlartr, Crrenlnrs, emot en or address t. K>. ?RETO. M. D.. <S-eltrb*ret R. C. A. UlSBLET. M. Charlotte. B\ C Or J. R. BENT LET. M. D.. jan 11? to Sttmter. S.-C. TDK SIHUKNDWiOrCE^ AT AFPOMATTX C. B*v 1*W, areiL 9tb ISM. AM AGNIFIC1PNT 14s 16 ieeh NNGBA' TING of tho surrender of Gen. Leo. b**wti~ ful colored. Engraved in the highest style* of the art snd printed on honey plate pepsrV It is truly s g?m of art. one which efc**pse) hang in the parlor ef every Southern home*. Sent by mail, mount rd on a roiier and poet-* paid, on receipt oj 20 cents, er 3 for 60 e*sjsmV Agents Wsnted* Address. J. C, R W. M. BURROS?. Bristol Tean. Catalogues of Pictures, Rooks,- sb., sent free. feb S #> Bo You Waat %in 1R? NEW GOODS! GO TO BRIGGMANNS. IF YOU WAXTJ cheap goods GO TO BRIGGM ANN'S WIIICRK YOU'LL flVD Any and Everything. nee 1 *T DrT~A. c. DUKES* CRANGEBUUG, 8. C., ?IltU ib DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS. AND OltAV PINN TOILET SOAPS, BRUSHES AND PBRFUMET,. PURE W1NB8 and LIQUORS feeMiMisWlI nee*. DTR-WOODS and DTE-STUPF8gem A full line ef TOBACCO and SM ARB. Farmers and Physicians from will find ear Stock of Ms-iiei*. War rani ed "Unalne and ef the Beet < Let of KRIS 11 GARDEN SRBD8. jan 11 ? For Sale Cheap. A small WBLLlMPROTBDPlV*VC?l?ssa lilt #f C#<tasf QcT&wt 8t#*s*#?; k\% 4*V% ?T^MHsmW Terms easy. TRAD C. ANDRsTWB. Jan tfttb_*JL. Charles H. OroesV O^TEIlwEII^ The shore named nnn*WS?o *? tBetsR tnt*r?*ted- th*A b* is prepared ninny tg> furnish, BMP, POULTRY GJLMR, B?Bma> and Meal* delivered to any order; C. II. ?RINN.