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T?E ORANGEBURG NEWS OEORGB IlOI.IVKlt. financial amd Bcsmsss V aXAQBK. Official Paper of tlte Statte and ?r Orangebiirg County. SATURDAY, MARCH 92,1873. lejmsjlj Penally e>i" Warder. execution of Foster, for the mur der of Putnam, which took place on Friday, March 2lbt, has' called forth comments from tue Preis throughout the length and breadth of the laud. The question which agitated the arind of the people of New York? "How to stem the tide of murder," niftttVally evolved the questions, of the afr&jjjpf Justice of capital punishment, its expediency and offect. In our last issue w*e published an extended extract from a^j^rmon of a gifted minister of tho gospel, whose arguments as tu the sane tfrJh an d moral, social and rcligioun jus tfce^'oT the death penalty wore irrefut able. Before cveu the promulgation of the decalogue, the canon of death for BOJirtiei wos announced from Ucavcn as dlfe of the fundamental principles of Clbd'i moral government and a* a safe- ] g*uard fur His creatures from their own p?ggioos. The first divine statute is a a^sjtaJ, one fur the greatest of all crimes. HoAVcu, bj this Statuts, haa enforced rJJien human society, upon government tftls sanctioned, right and imperative ... ? ^though depraved morality and a wanton infidelity may exclaim iu their OWB: J'svorite and repeated phraseology '?H anting is played out," jet its .auc tion remains written the first command ipeni, in the revelation of God's will. * the first gseat object of human vanishment is to deter others by terrible exaojpjc. Can there He any hesitancy in dsciding upon the wisdom and policy <5f this terrible punishment for murder ? ** A sickly sentimentality msy shudder at the retribution of life fur life ; but -rrrr ??' ? ' fh? political philosopher, tlte patriot or the cliriatiau will have no acrupk-s in Obeying and admiring this his eeuntry'h and his God's first law. ?""Atheism and a low state sf social statu? ?. , . . ... purity and morais may incite a morbid Uliy for the murderer; but the law ids majestic and true: "Whoso ^fctseddeth man's blood, by man shall his blood be shed ; tor iu the image of God made lie man." Maik the reason ! laj^JTfco execution of Foster, under the J|$t?ttiB?tanccs wss a remarkable and event, and Dix, the governor of I York has by the unflinching die ol hit duty afforded a memorable pie for the guidance of executive Beers >j the exercise ef the preroga ejftire *f i arden. <4fa>*(ievcv was sll the enginery of symps '"'thy co :lfully arrayed aud exercised 'than in this case. Yn he remained HlKAJti t '?: ... .... . . true to the principles of divine aud hu , man justice, and quailed not. He dis played a subliaaor heroism aud truer *>ter?l courage in withstanding all the "patmea ef appeal, all the ingenuity of lead _' A" topbistry, aU the influence of wealth, position and soeisty, than does the bronzed general in confronting the batteries: the mwltilatio? and death. Iu withstanding, be is a greater victor. M j.y The lesson will be most salutary as it Wat most aoeded in "New York. ?^^lurder will no longer be the brutal of jest and boast, nor will tho murderer strut, tho hero of the ruffian I crew. But the sanctity of life, the -i, majesty of law are most nobly illustre * ted and vindicated All honor te Dix ! Ho has done his duty, when most sors ^ ^jn|fepipted to disregard it. Tho ?ub?ine spectacle of the gover erfHaor, surrounded by the ingenuity of e^av,ratal learning, the glitter ef great in * '^fluetfCe, *nt* the moat plsiutivo appeals, rfirvjjj s tempting and luring aud persuading lit Jt to what was called "mercy," stand ing, unfaltering; aud resisting even the prayer ?? the murderers father as ke >''pleaded for his bob, reminding ths governor of his own deaJ boy, whose * eteath was just announced to the latter aud saying you weep your son, I beg '> tin life of niiue," Was a scene *? heneio discharge of*~patafaw dstfy, as grand as afty'thing in Roma? hiatoiy. But, let no reaction, so called, in public sentiment, eaose the governor of New York to falter in tho further duty before law. The diaoharge of duty knows no reaction. Tis not the ebulli tion of sootimeut perhaps virtuous and noble, that flares and fades; but the simple rugged, plain pathway o*duty and principle that has no devioua wind ing, nor suddon detour or descent. Tis not the) iynis futuu* thst shinns and deceives, hut the pole star of truth, set in the Heavens to guide and cheer. Every murderer in the Tombs prison, whose fate is so ordered by the final judicial decision must die, as did Foster. Otherwise Governor Dix, but dis plays eaprie* and weakness, and proves recreant to the trust society has reposed in hiru. An Vncwnntlttitlonal nnd I n wlsc Law. Among the acts parsed at the last Session of tho Ststs Legislature, is one entitled -'An act to provide for purchas ers of lauds at sales made far non-pay mcnt of ttxes being put into possession of the ?aim." Of this law, our excellent neighbor, the Aiken Tribune, says : "I ke Jlaws of this State in relation to the sale of property for the non payment of taxes, are of such a character as effectually to deter capitalists from mtrk ing investments. If, through inability to raise the amount of the tax at the prescribed moment, or inadvertent ne^lcc', the taxes are not paid promptly, the law requires that execution should be issued and the property sold almost immediately afterwards without the equity of redemption aud the sheriff is obliged to eject the ownor after ton days notice. Refusal to vacate the prciniset constitutes a misdemeanor, and subjects the party to imprisonment." Resides this, there is a constitutional < bjection to this law, which is fatal. In Article V. of the Amendments to the United Slates Constitutioa, me these Words : ' No person shall * * * I e deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of law." The words of the act are as followa : "and it shall be the duty of the sheriff of the county whore the said lands are situate, aft.-r ten days notice being given, upon complaiut tus.de, and ex hibition of the deed of conveyance to eject persons unlawfully holding ovei." Is this summary ejectment by the Shot iff without even allowing the ton ant in possession the privilege or oppor tunity of ''showing cause," is this due process of law ? Ia not the act in palp able violation of the letter aud spirit of the constitution7, and is it uut most grievoutly unjust to the owner of the land, who has been derelict in pajiug his taxes, thus to turn him out ef house uud 'home without any hope of redemp tion of his property ? The law is hard enough for the futu e, I ut we cau never believe that ih? Courts will so construe it a?te make it retroactive, and thua make its dire penaltitS fall upon those whose lauds have been already sold for non-paymeut of taxes. The Tribune goes ou to ssy : '-We have hesrd of a n a usher ut Northern gentlemen, who crntrmpl.itcd purchasing droporty in this vicinity, de clining to do so after having been made acquainted with tb/se provision* ef our tax laws, as thst prnpeutly concluded j not to Invest their capital in a State where su-th a short sighted policy was pursued." Judge Cook.?? and toe Tup-ser Law. The following paragraph appeared in the Columbia Union recsutly ; It if reported that Jitsige-T. II. Cook* of the Eighth Judicial Circuit, ia closing up all the bar-rooms in Andon-on, Ocones snd Greenville Counties, which do not conform to what is known as the. Topper law. This is s law which has remained on I l.e statute bor k of the state for many years, but ha- been practically a deed letter, for it waa never executed. It provides that no one shall keep a bar ex cept he hss a certain number of bsdsand sccnUiiundatiens for horses)?in short, unless he keeps an inn. dud. a Cool*, it is said ignores licenses issued by towu 01: city corporations, and holds each veatdstB to an. account luides the Topper lam. To which- Judge Co <ke pttWIsheiL In the I lern Id the following reply. LETTER FROM .rtflKlK COOKJt. SL h HART RtCPLY. Editor? oi the Ueraht; In the issue of ihn Coumbia Daily in ion of the 20th instant, I notice the following language; It is reported that Judge T. II. Cook?, of the eighth judicial circuit, isclosiug up ?II the bar rooms in Anderem, Oconee and Greenville counties which de not conform to what ia known aa thoTupper law* Thia ia a law which baa remained on the atature books for many yean, but baa been practiclly a dead letter tor it waa niter executed/' with the evident intention of impressing the public mind with the thought that I am dispoaed to revive obsolete law. For tho information of Mr. I most, I respectfully anggeat that I have been and still am of the opin on that he waa amply paid by the Ptntc for the publies ? on et the statutes of the seesira of 1871 72 to know th?t the Tapper liquor H: cense law waa then and there during I that session, te enacted. ? Yours rcspectifully. T, H. COOKK. - i?m - - ? ?na? - The Teaehera to be Paid. No elass of people srs in general worse treatod than teachers. And the teachers of ths publio schools in this State have bsen particularly tried. Hard aud thankless task it has bsen to teach young ideas how to shoot. A j session of toil is repaid by s bunoh of certificates which are valueless in the market. Who is to ^blaute for this ie nil the matter in hand just now. We have more agreeable news tu tell. The school claims are tu have preference over all uthers, even over the salaries of ths officers, aud to be paid as far aud as promptly as possible. Treasurer Carduzo, who has ever manifested great sympathy aud what ia better, great liberally in an-d fee* tke cau.ie of education has announced as above. These toilers in labor's hardest routine are to be paid! Honur to Cardoso ! Importuut Proponed Changes. The Bat Association of New York city have aduptsd a resolution, propns ing an amendment to the State Consti tution, to the effect thai provision he be mado by law for trial of sanity or soundness of mind, when the pies of insaaity is iotcrvailed, by a jury o' five skilled persons. It is also proposed by the same body to alter the system of jury trial, ao that, in civil eases and in criminal cases nut capital, the vote of nine jurors will be sufficient fur a verdict. Among Our Exchanges. Aiken had a colored tournament en Friday last. Thirteen knights. Joseph Quash presented ths prises. A large number of spectators of both sexes and colors. lion J- L. Orr hss srrivsd at St. Petersburg and presested bis credentials tu the Cxar. Stats Treasurer Cardoso has announ ced that he can make no pajmeut at present on any appropriations, exeept ths school fund. A Bepublirao paper is to be started in Lexington* The citiwas of York County mat and 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 ia the ^zeroise of their duties, sheer fully and in good fa <L." The Charleston Nvu$ is mad at this, and aays it is "obsequious." Tho con* duct of these good people of Yosk ia law-abiding and manly, and ia far above the uncalled for fling of the ^Xewa." Ths uNe?tfn would have preferred the organization uf resistance aud a howl of despair: NjtW Yohk, March 26?Mrs. Fostsr, since the death of ker husband, has bsen partially deranged, and ao pr car ious was hcu condition on Mondsy, tbst it waa deemed advisable by her fsmily physieisn to consult with other medical men. She resides in one ef Iba uppsr ato riea of a tenement house on. East Twenty - fourth street, and) no person sxoopt her relatives are admit Oed to her apartment. Every ane in the neighborhood baa the deepest eymfa*by for list. Washington, March 26?General Csnby reports that he had a talk with Csptain Jack on the 24th. The result ' confirmed the impression that the war faction luve ?tili ?ha upper hand. Cap tain Jackscenied to be afraid to exhibit bia red feelings. The substance of what was elicited frvn him ia that he did net want to fight; that the Lava 1 "tds wa? a bad place ; that he wanted to go back home, ani that ho could ealj be seen at hi* camp. General Canby aaya the troop* aro now moving into their new pr^aitions, ?od when these are reached negotiations may be reopened. [tMMMUSiOATBD.] The (ten Can. Itnllremd. The eirenlar letter (published in the Charleston Daily New? of tho 11th March,) of the Committee of the Board of Directors of the ?. J. R. R. Co.; ia by no menus satisfactory to the dissatis fied Stockholders. It att-napts to show what the Road has earned, and how the earnings bare been applied?this is all veiy well ss fsr ss it goes, and the io vestments no doubt were judicious enough, of which uo one complains, but we do complain that the Road is inju diciously aud most extravagantly man aged ! There are too many high salaried officers, tvO many buresus, too msny supervisors and too much red tupe far an institution, which has paid uo inte rest for a period of seven years, al though the receipts have been seven millions, of dollars during that time. In ante bellum times, we had one President, one General Superintendent, one Audi tor, and a few necessary books and pa pers a*, each depot on the Road. Tho Stockholders (hen received regular and remunerative dividends, especially so under the administration of Mr. John Caldwell. Although when Mr. Caldwell went into office the Rpad was iu a deplorable condition, there was then no complaint about the management of the Road. Under the present regime, we hsve a l*r*sid*bi, a Vice Presideut, Treasurer, Auditor, Assistaut Auditor, Geuersl Freight Ag ut. General Ticket Agent, Land Agent sod Traveling Agents, with innumerable* Bureaus, aud soy quantity*, of Books and Papers enough in ajl candor to confuse auy lawyer or ?Xpert accountant, and the Stockiioldsvas^gct nothing on their in vestment* but'the entire net esrutngs of ihs'Road is required to psy salaries if! the multiplicity of offi ere, operatives and traveling agents. The Comuiittee say: "There ase no Stockholders more deeply interested or more earnestly desirous of recsiviog dividsuds than the Directors them selves.'' We ssy if such are your rcsl senti ments, nnd knowing as you assuredly do, that there ia great dissatisfaction, both entertained and expressed, by many of the Stockholders (and even outside parties), with jour management, why do you not exhibit some mageauiinity and independence of character by resigniog, or declining to be re-?lested, and request the Stockholders in convention, without any log rolling or clique, or the influ ence of any particular ring, to nominate and elect a Board of Directors in whom they can rspoae more confidence Why should you astsume to yourselves the I sntire management and oontroi of an enterprise which belongs alike to sll of us. What justice is there ia confining that management (with but two or three exceptions) to the City of Charleston. W* want [competent and skilfull officers to msnsge ths Road, who will give their personal attention to the interest of the Steekholt?era ; nnd who will be satisfied with s reasonable Compensation St least, until the Stockholders receive some re turn for their investment, or until the business will justify more liberal rates. We want fewer of them at present be cause we believe that several incumbents with their bureaus can vesy appropriate ly be dispensed with. We want to cur tail the enormous amount annually ex pended for books, stationaiy aud ptiut ing, and do swsy v.ith the unnecessary, labor involved by such expenditure. We waut a Board of Directors who will sttctid to these deductions, aud who shall b? selected for their business capacity, energy aud dis cretion, from sll sections of the country and not confined to any one particular locality. "And w? respectfully urge open the Stockholders the duty and sdvantege of a punctual aud general attendance at th* approaching Cotavea tion," to give their votes and influence to the accomplishment of those ends. ' 8T. MATTHEWS A dreadlul Ohio paper inquires how th* member of the Legislature got along with the iee eream ho stowed away in his pocket, at a recent reception. A Vermont farmer sent to an orphan asylum for a boj that wan smart, brav? sotive, tractublo, prompt, industrious, clean, pious, intelligent, good looking, reserved snd modest. Tho superinten deut replied thst their boys wer* all human, though they wer? orphans, nnd refersd him to the Now Jerusalem if he wanted to get his order till* 11 Lettes, Wiuti.no?Of ?1! thinge on earth to make trouble, commend me to a letter t You write ae you 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 cold words?he can only see what is said, and he is deeply grieved, or angered? lost to you, perhaps; forever. The thing you write in one mood finds yeur friends in another?majbe in the very one which of all others, is lesst hospitable to your messsge. 1 have seen a whole fami'y cast down by some piece of written pleassntly on ths psrt of an absent mem ber of it. And if there is this danger when you know the writer's ways and phrases so well, how muck greater the peril in the case ol mere acquaintan t I think correspondence should be eon ducted mainly by meana of printed forms Thcodosia -uggests that no one should write without these forms who had uot been ezsmined by a committee of experts and pronounced competent. Then anoth er committee should pronou-tce upon tbe comptsucy of persons to whom written letters are addressed. J. FELDER MEYERS, TRIAL JI STICK. OFFICE COURT HOUSE 8QUARB, Will giro prompt attention to all business entrusted to him. mar 29?tf PROCLAMATION. 8TATEOF SOUTH CAROLINA, \ ExKOOviva Dspaktmknt? j Whereat infornsstiea kas been received at this Department that a murder was commit ted by oas MART YON upon the body of a child, nmr, if any. unknown, in Orsssge bursswSoenty, sad that tbeesid Mary Tee* bae fled from just fee : Now. therefore. 1, FRANKLIN J. MOSE*. | Ja., Governor ef the State of South Cawo. Una, in order that justice may be done and the majesty of the law vindicated, do here by offer a reward of TvTO HUN DEED DOL LARS fer the apprehension ef the said MARY rOW, with preof to convict. _Said Mary Yon in represented as bains; a white woman, ?'. fc-d high, 2."i years of age, dark complexion, an 1 bae oue ur two freat t?eth out. In testimony wssercof I bave Serenade- set Ssv hand andVamed the Cre-t Seal uf the I- lute lo be afnxtif at Columbia, [L.S.] this 31st day 0? March. 1*73. and in the ninety-seventh year if tbe lud? pendence of the Uinted Mates ef Aaaeriea. By the Governor : FRANKLIN J. MOSES, Jr. II. 2. IIatxs, Sccretsry of State, mar 29 2 NOTICE. ALL PERSONS IN ORANQEBURG COUNTY wishittg to take part in a TOURN AMENT and BALL to bo gives at Orange burg C II.. about 1st May, will please band in their nimcs to Mr. J. W. PATRICK. The number ef Knights will be limited to FIFTY. T. A. JEFF0RD8. mar 22 tf TO LET A LARGE ROOM OVER THE STORE of MOSKLKY k CROOK. mar 22 tf PUBLIC NOTICE. On Monday, the 7th day of April, A. D. 1872, during the usual hours of sale, I wilt sell at Orangebarg, S. C, in front of the Sheriff's Office, ONE MULE. Terms cash mar 22 8. M. FAIREY. 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. 0. D. BLUME, ARTIST. aaar 23 sj 30 tf Notice of Dismissal NOTICE IE ntRBBT OlVF.N THAT ens month frem date 1 will 11s my final seeeaat with the Heaerabls Aug. B. Enewl tea, Judge of Probate fer Orangeburg Coun ty, as Ex scut or ef tbe Estate sf Mrs. DU snah Beaeh, deed, and aak fer Lot tors ef Dismissal. JAMES F IXLAR, Marek 15lh, 1878. Executor, mar 16 4t Assignee's Sale. IN HANCKB?PTCY. Iu th? Matter of Cuarlb* It Thom son, Bankrupt, Ax Parte P. V. DlB BLE, Assignee. By virtue of an order of aale from the Honorablo the biet riot Court of the United Stetes for South Carolina, ) will sell at pub lic auction, at Orangeburg 0. H., on Monday the 7tb April next, at the usual hours of sale, for cash, the Cboses in Action belong ing the Estate of above Bankrupt, consist ing of Bond of KUen S. Thomson, W. B. Thomson and James 8. Tborusssu on which is a balanos due of about SloOOO.OO. Also Uoud of John H. Thowacu, . 8. Thomson and K. B. Thomson on whi'tb ut n balance of about $1' Ot.00. 1*. V. DIBBLE, Assign**, March 21st, 1878. it Notice of Dismissal. NOTICB IS HERFBT GIVEN THATOMB* month frem date I will file my Final Account with th* Honorable Vug. B. KnowI - ion. Judge of Probat* for (jfangeburg County, and ask for Letter* of Dismissal as Quardian of Jaeob Osrick. u. n. OABICK. Ouard.aa. Marek ltl, 187*_la ?VTOTICB. ALL PERSONS HAVING DB {_N mtioda against th* Bstste of the late James B. Quuttlebauro will render an account of them duly attested to, and those indebted will make payment to, Messrs Glover & Glover, Attorneys at Law. AMANDA F. Q?ATTL?O.fi?M, Administratrix. Orangchmrg February 29th 1873/ mar. 1st St RIBBONS, MILLILEliY AND STRAW GOODS, I ??s. ?LS* white" GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, AC. Armstrong Cator & Co. imposts:**, MAncrAcfcnxrn* asd jovbbr* Hoe-net, Trimming. Neck and Sssh Bab bone, Vrlret Blbbnns, Neo*> Tie*. Bonnet Silks, Sethis, Velvet* and Cr Ape a. Flowers. Feathers, Ornaments, Frame*,- Ac, 8rsw Bonnet* end Ladies and Children's- Hats, triwssed m*4 iirrfriByrrretf^ And irt Connect txtf wnrervestw White ?esoda, Liaenia? En*? ^ broiderie*. I.area. Nets Collars, Setts, Handkerchief*, .Veiling. We*d?te#*. Re . A* N-.if. 2J7 and 24'J Baltimore Street, Balli ovorcMd. ,t-f? These s-vm*? are manufactured by us *r bought for Cash directI3 frem the Barops*a a*d American Msnnfacturer*. embraoiog all the latest novelties, unequalled in uarie ty snd eheapnes* in any market Orders filled with ears prompts eon snd despatch. rorax. 1st 41 -.--?r:70 F. F. FbnMino. Ja*, if. Wi?.ae*. Sau'i.. A. Na.'.sds. D. F, FLEMMING & GO WflOLSSALS dsai.IRI j* boots, siiotes AND TRUNKS, MO. O nAi.lE'STREFX (co*r*a or cptscs,) CHARLESTON, S. C. No pains have bee spared in enWraverisfg to renders our large assortni*nt*f Goods at tractive snd desirable: ana no. Sing has been left undone that long experience sad sssistni ty could suggest, to deserv* a sha.-** of your patronage. Having perfected arrangements By waist) w* reeeivs our goods direct t r-fta 'to msnss faeturers, ensur our customers the g***t ad vantage of purchasing them at the vsry lew* est rates aud of the most desirable ones*. In prices and quality w* b*1ie*oih*y will' compare favorably with any other stock in the city or elsewhere. W* shall be pleased to offer these Goods (for your inspection a* any time you nsi favor ap with a ?V.l. All orders will hsv* our csrsfull aad prompt attention. Yours truly. D. F. FLEMING, ft co. F*b 15th it "/a HrJicinci, Quality it 0/ th? Firtt Impnr lent*.1" E. J. OLIVEROS, M. Dn DEALER IM DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, VARKI8H, non-EXPLOSIVE LAM P8, GARDEN 8EBDS, A*., Be., PRESCRITIONS prepared with ACCUR ACY and FIDELITT, fot which purpose a full and complete assortment ef PUBB CHEM1CA LS aad GENUINE DEU08 will he j eoustantlj oa hand. j Long experience?a successful business career of msrs than eight years in Orange burg, n good knowledge of the drug MARKET nt home and abroad, will afford a sufficient gnaranteo that all goon* sold or dispensed at my establishment will be GENUINE and RELIABLE. Appreoiafing th* sncoe** which ia the past has attended my ?Bort*, I have de termined to aparo no pains to merit a con tiaanee of th* patronage so liberally bestow ?d. |k: j. olevkros m. d. N*. 100 Kussel Street Oraageburg. A 8MALL FARM FOR 8ALB about three quarters of a mil* from the fourt HouM containing IB Acres with a GOOD DWELLING, KITCHEN. STABLE and an Excellent WBLL of WA TER. Also soms CHOICB FECIT TREBS hate recently been set out. Th* shove is one of th* most desirable and healthy pla**s in th* State. For par ticulars apply to Z. M. WOLFE, Or to TH AD. C. ANDREWS. jan 18 tie ' D K JAMISOjST ATTORNEY AT LAW. Will prastiee in tho CenH* *f 0RAB8B BURO and BABE WILL. OFFICE COURT HOUSE 8QUAER. ' Feh 22* lly rj>5 A Valuable IuvemtLeea $6 AM PMTIBkLT HIV Sewing Machine! FOB DOMESTIC til. osii Fifa wir? faa attW Patent Batten Hole 1^?rWa TI1B MOST SIMPLE AND COMPACT ft? CONSTBUCTIOsT. TUB MOST DURABLE AMD BCOtOf CAL IX ?3E. A MODEL OF COMBINED AND BEA?TT. ''ompUti In all it* part*. aeee tfceBf* Eye Pointed Needle, Self Threading. diraet, upright Positiv? Mollen, New Tension. Ban Feed and Cloth Guidcr. Operates by Wheel and ?n a Table. Light Running. SbbsssB and noiseless like all good high prieeel machines. Has patent cheek to prevews ?m wbtrel being turned the wrong wsy. Use* the thread direct from the spool. MsAed the Elastic Leek Stitcb (finest and strenge?? slifeh known;) firm, durable, close ?Stet rapid. Will do all kinds?f werk. te? Mi^ costs*, freer Cambric te heavy CUth ?P Leather, a*d see* all deseriptlon* of threads The beet mechanical talent in Asaeriaa an<l Europe, has been devoted to impraviag and simplifying our Machines, eombis only that which is practicable, and peesing with ?II complicated surrc generally found in olker machine?. Special terms and extra indsteeasessss as* "?. As\# who Will establish agencies t country" aed keep our sew maehinee oa ox hhbition ?ed aale. County rights given io smart ag??fs free.. Agent's complete o?rtsks furnished without smy* extra ?aiwples of rrwiag, deseripiive eirealar* containing term*, testiiaoaials, engrsmaejs, lr., eent free Address. BROOKE 8EWING MACS Eft? CO.. No. 1329 Broadway, Maw Tork. few B if CANCER'S CORED JBY DR. KLINE? .. . WPNDERFtf C^HrtfeirJ^sB^tgr , Wb^elv destroy ?M^Bj^KWfce 'CaeSMf ? ntire Wi.heni chc r^HBBpKnis* ?r tkW Lose of Bflood,- and ?i the ?um? tiose MiSflt^st >ur?'-th? tendency to'CarieSr in t' ?otne- Uie lenaenov timgOlTsT IS tSWSyesss*?, Hf-^We Mo we** sdV fvseewef Cbreaiey ***** Standing had Obseara fe?es*, witl ea paralleled SuesesSV sVpeelally Epil*|*T? Fils? Rheumatism-. Ncaralgia, Asthmsy ScraTula sad Secondly Svphilm. For fall partiCulsfr, C??!*>=l?r?, ?S.? ?et? a or address R W. S-REaTt. M. M.. eal?Mk ? cS . ?sisosrs, A. M. LIN*LET. M. *>., tfharlaiK. St. C. Or J. B. BINT LEY. M. D.. jaa 11 ?n m Batet er, B.-C". TBK SUKKKNDEBOrGCSiv AT APrOMATTX C. rV.v aratt. Vrn 18*5. AM AGMFIC1FNT 141 IS iatb VINO of tbo surrender of Gen. Lee. beaati ful cslored. Engraved in highest triyUr ef the art and printed on beavy pltue pas?*V It is truly a g?m ef art, owe whieh ehemlsl bang in th? parier ef every Southern Sent by mail, mounted ea a roller aad paid, on receipt oj 2U cent a, er 2 for 60 Agents Wanted- Address. J. C, ? W. M. BURROW, Bristol T Batalegua* of Pictures,- Books,- A., free. febB _,_..t?._mm Do Yon Want NEW GOODSl GO TO BRIG6MANFS. IV YOU WASTJ CHEAP GOODS 00 TO brigomakh's YfHKRR YOU'LL FIND Any and Every thing, aevl Ef DrITaTc. d?kes* C RANG IBURG, 8. C, BBALSa is DRUGS. MtDICIMES, PAIMTS. AKD 0?t*V FINE TOILET SOAPS, BRUSHES AMD PER FC MB TV PURE WINES aad LIQUOBB fee MiMiasWB DYE-WOODS sad DTE-8TUFFS s^eveJIyw A full lie* ef TOBACCO Fsrsaers aad Psysieiaaa fram ihs ' will find ear Steak ef Medieieee Cenafei* Warraaled leania* aad ef ike BweAftealisEB Let ef FBBBB OAIDEH SBBD8. jest 11 ? : tt -' ,- <a> m For Sale Cheap* A small WBLblMPBOv?BDP6A<?S?e? mile ef Coder Qrwva Steve,?? ike teetu Terms easy. THAD C. ANDKsTWB. Jan tStk #4 Charte? H. Oreeik CATERER Tbe above nsoved aaeeuaees te tkessm iatereeseel; ?ke4 he la prepwraAnl furnish, BEEF, POULTRY OAMB, sad Meal* debvsred t* any erder. . C. H- ABAst*. Feb 1st