The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, June 27, 1866, Image 4
JiO POLL . r teltAlb..
"There the wicked cease from troubling
and there tho weary be at rest," Job iii : 17.
Toil ! Toil ! Toil I
Th-igih thy pale brow acho with a burnitng
pain;
Work ! Work I Work
Witi a licavy heart and a weary brain.
Weep! Weep! Weep!
All alone art thou- let thy tens flow on
.\1our-n ! Mourn ! Mourn !
For thy heart's fondest idols are gono-all
Lono.
Throb! Throb! Throb!
ll'ili:/y throb, cruslied heart. There are
foes around ;
Pray ! Pray ! Pray I
TIrat no mUamarinug thouglht, in thy soul be
found.
lest I Rest ! ]test
Thou shalt toil 'no more--Angels kiss 1hy
brow ;
Home! lone! I11o0no!
Thero tMy loved ones dwell. Thou shalt toil
no more.
Toil-grief-pain
Are ontombed with the pist, never moro to
roatn ;
llope-Joy-lot0e~
Are enshrined in thy heart- heir etornal
hone. 1-r riu.
May 13, 1863.
L1inCs accompanying a par of socks sent
to a soldier who wore nmber three(1) shoes.
four's is a dainty little foot.,
It wears but, number thre;
Perhaps these socks are not too large
Now try tI hem on, and see.
I know lhat dainty little foot,
Through mainy a long, long t-amp,
flan mnareled along quite cncerfully,
Scarou heeling cold or dlamp.
If e'er that dainty little foot,
Should Souther couinge lose,
Then may the itriot socks you wear
Drop off-and both your shoes.
ut. if that lainly littlo foot.
Upon thlie bat tle field,
Aost bravely shand-may God above
Protect you with lis shielt.
Janumary, 1'M I. PET'Tn.
51USIC OF 'THE TYPES.
BY Lil.LAN R0o7F.I. MmsssMottit.
Click, click, eliok, cliek, all.day long,
Went the ypes f'rom tie finger fitno,
As though they were lisping a Inystic song,
Or whispering a ghostly chime.
With: a snittlened brow and sadder heart,
And hearing his burden alone,
'NeathI a cloud of woe ho followed his art.,
With a mystery round him thrown.
For a love now lost has withered his life
To a orispel aututunal loaf,
And his utldened tirain and soul in strife
Han riot in bitterest grief.
For loason, exiled, was lost in the dark,
Or tIto hot tempest-ire ol'bruin,
Anl even his soul, as a reeling bark,
Wortld break but in mausia-pain.
4Sl n jJd ~ is brow,
nu to tirl leglocte'i thero nlow,
No bosomt e'en answeretd his sighas.
Andi on i brout h te (ditn, de wy nightis so ecol
Andi all-tIttontght thtelti bi tng day,
lie wotketl withI tlmo types witlItout, copy or
rule
TJ~1o t'ashim-his sonu's love-lay.
Weatyhng ever, as if in a dream,
Till thte eyo-liutt droop at. last;
]hmtt thet music th wet h otn itt a stream
Tltrough the beaut itul sonig thtt passed.
Frot his love-wr'eok'd life, soothing earthi
always
Wit It its entdless melody,
Though it. :ell faom a broken, lyt e t hat day.
As lie went to eteorntity.
Jill! Arp is~ chIlleti llcfore Ilie IleCailslrtle
(lOll COillhiIlCe,
!. [surn.:sst.:n~ -r-:-ioc .]rJ~b~f
* ~ I&cord(.
* ~~.11lt. EnI)tron : Mutrder will outt, ntud
so il (v idence0. .1Ilavinmg soonI IIen
It ico's te-st imony113 bofeo the Destrue
tiesn Cotmmtittoo, I have felt sorter
adlighted, beimuso no mention aint
bteein mado of mine. I suppose it has
b'con suipprossoed, but I am not to hoe
btid out of obscurity. Our counttry is
thto spooial jutry, and by-aund-by thtis
bumsiniess-'wdl go ump beforo it on up..
pel The record mtust go ump faIr and
comptllot-d, amld thtorofore l'll take ocon
*lion to make public what I swore to
I . said ai good( deal moro than Iocan pult
down, Mr. Editor, and at timnie lmy
* ~ltangunge was considered imtlpudenOt,
lot they thought thtwas all thet bet
ter for their side, for it illustrated tho
rohoOllius spirif-Ihoardl one of 'omi
say :"Loet him go on-the ruling pas..
510on strong in deoath. .Ho's good
Statott's ovidence."
Whton I was put on tho standJ, ol
lltontweyllI swore mec most fiereely and
solemnly to speak the truth, the whole
tintli, attd nothing but thte ti'nth, and
obseorved that he was'' thoti enter
taining about a qiuart of double rooti..
tiedi, and it lookod0( like it huad sourodV
on htis stmtach. O1(1 Blow was settin
oll'ot one0 sidlo,- With a nlmmorandum~r
r * book, getting ready to note diownt
somotb gatrld extracts.''
Old itron-works was Chamirmian, and
whm)en ho nodded his Reopublican hiead,
old lkmtwell, says iho :"Your 'name
M is A rp, I 0 b eliv, sir' ?"
"Yursd in the Stato of Gocor
ini, do you ?"
"I~ can't say etaotly," 'says I.. "I
lvoh il1omq, right in the fork of two
Thjunaivors"
"n tyjo Stato of Georgi~1W says lho,
a tito 'of unortainty about
8ays "W (~~ e don' know
pIi ro ~porgia is a Stato' or not. I
l Q~ iko fie yon to state- yourself,
~ .~ f~onkn 6. Tho state of the coun
a,~j3 'ttJ 66 t attti mattor shboil
b settled, and I will proceed to
state"
"Never mind, sir," says lie. "Ihow
old are you, Mr. Arp ?
"That depends oin circuistances,
says 1. "1. dont't know whether to
couti, the last live years or not. Dur
ing the war, your folks said that a
State conhhdili i secede, but % whlile
she was in at state of rebellion .1hc
ceased to cxiAt. Now, You say w c
gOtut mid1 WO :l4m' I-A Let back unItil
1870. A nu. ago has got, some t lthi
to do with li.; ight;4, and if we ark
not. to vote, I don't think wo oulght tc
coonti th1e time. "That'", about as neai
its I caln eoic to the age, i."
"Well, 1,ir," uays le, "a r you 7a
mliar with tlie 101itical tiets j
tlie cit izensia of your St ate '
"Got. no citizuenis yot, sir, that wY
kiolw of'. I. will thank you to spe:: al
us as 'people., "
"Well, sir," says le, "I'll hum o
your obstinaey. Aro the people of
youri State",
"Don't speak of it as a State, sir
if you ple . I 'ni Oil oath now, maul
3o u111uist excuse me for beingI part i iu
lar. Call it a 'Ceet ion
"31r. Arp, are the pcopl of ym
section sulliciently Ilniled aid r
pent:mt. to conic back into the 'ni!im
ou such teri as we may thIink prtqwe
to ilm pose ?"
Not Inu 1ch they ain'(," iya T. (-I
don't thinik they are Irpr for it
yet. They wouhhi't vohlmt: ily y i
blind uagain4t your hiail. They ay
the deal wasn't. f'air, and you've nar1kO7.
ed the cards :ad stole the tum :
but, at the same time, hey don't (arc
a darn what you do. Tlwy have bI
c omie indillerent, and don't care o .
in about your G uy Fawkes busines.s,
L mean i) respect to you, gentlemen:
but I was swore to tell the whole
truth. Our people aint I noticin yol
only out of Curiosity. They don't ex
Iect. anything decent, Or honoaI rale, or
noble, Irom you, a'd they've gone
and ris-in boy hiilIdren."
llighjut hri the in with a riai
randum svi-atched dowi a arIi pe0 1ex
tract, and old Boutweil, y he
"WhIIAt do you meivl by tha-:t, ,sie 1
Wha t ii n- ence do yon intend '
"'m! stati a ict ," 51 sa-s 1.
must draw yourt owi ine rene. T/
lAe niis1*; .,1 hw c'tln-b a. Anv hr
a bout th at ? esv oni ? ( in . v
man raie boy ehlil, n i-,- 1 i h ::p.
you'd like to a menid tlie mstiti
and stop it. Old Phanioh tried (l
stop it amttong tle rsraclitos, bit it
didn't pay. lie finally ean'ht the
dropsy in the led Sea. We are rais
in boy children. for the fun of it
They are a good thing to have in tih<
house, as Mrs. Toodles would say.'
"131r. Arp, are not the feeliny l
your people very bitter to-wardsi tit
North .''
"I1 beg y %our pardon, sir, but you'll
have to Islit the question, or else ['I
have to split the answer. Our peoph
have a very high regard for lonioral, h
niten, brav e ict iiolble--liua ir(Ua tutun
atnd there's a heap of 'emi NorthI, itr
and there's a heap of' widows ait.1 -en
phians there we arie sorry for ; butt ar
for this year radical 1arty, t hey l0(l1
upon 'em like they were hy enas
a scrattcin~ upl the( deadl fo a l ivin
It's aisnatutralI to hatte 'emn as it is t<
kill a snatke. jt's utterly implossilc
for 1110 to tell the strengthi, and lengthi
and liight, depthi ia. bre1'-~dth' of tihen
contemtpt for that party. T1hey 1001~
"illttmi a10 radial as-as-as-wellI, ats
begge r otn horseback-a bt-uzar-d sil
nii rotund a dlead eagle-a suck-egg do:.
oinhi uip to the tatiI4)1 of adm lioni
Th'le talk abmoit lirtin .lrownulow t<
tibuset)'ema, to n:, lanigoang-e on 'emt
like lie didl a for. year~s avm wheni h..
IBrownvilov he'll spa tter 'er.u, he'lu'l laul.
'emi atll o'ver, mal1( sliimi 'eit, and'(sh
hm on 'eim abouit rightiI, amtl it wit
stiek, for the poir. :t tu open~h tal thiei
mnoralis sponigy. ,i'd like, to .tanl a!
blouit t''n todsi andt hear him sprea
htiim-elf. It wionbll be worse titnn
sqi-(iirt-gian fullI of cow-slop>, atnud lot n
ito dm'ib t woulId givo- genteral sat isfac
tion."'
"Th'at's -uifcienit, sir," says old
Routwell. "El' it wvas ini their powo:
to do( so, woultd your peoople renew thc
light ?"
"Not unilcss they could fight the
radilcals aill alonie, and till the world
agree to 'hiand~s off." Even then thierc
wouldn't be no fight, for we couldn't
cotch you." -
"What do youtr-poople say upon the
sutbject of nogtro equality ?"
"Tiley say it's at lie, sir-it donI't
exist by ntutre and nloVon can in pra-no
tice. l<'olks tire not created equal.
Thazt may be a theoretical truth, but
it's always boon a practical lie.
There's gradles of society overywvhere.
There's men I give dio sidewalk teo
andi there's men that gives it'to me
Theroe's men that I veto, and meni that
v'oto me, and th.3 gr aden go up, np,
step by stop, from my sort to Mr. lDa
via antd Mr. Ste 'thons, and Gen. Loo,~
and Howell Cobb, andi Ben. Hill, and
thoir sort, for they ag the highest in
the nation ; and thon, againmh i good
from mne dowvn, down, dowp~ to tho nig..
gerse, and1( the .itop'uhlion s anil the
iruadias, iind that's ais lew as theLy run.
Thiere atint no0 equality, and yoit can't
mtako (one. We'll vnte 'tih. ninfgers
certa in. Ill voto 'Tip, and Ti's a
t'head center.' He'll voto about for-ty,
andic the first thing you know' we'll
elect seven big, bhack, groaisy .niggers~
to Congress. We'll do it ootai
seven of 'ema eighteen carats strong,
with African musk. Thle other rebel
States will doe the Aamno thting, 'and
y'ou'll have atbbut -ifty of 'emi to drhav
seats with, andi~ you can all stick y'du#
legs upon your desks~ together, ;ad
Swap lhes and vermin, auid .be sha~m
pooned at the sameo shog. and then fait
sexcs can set together mt th6 whog oBos
aind niik. odors and fan theit.$fkM
about promniscuous. - We'll give you a
ful ljeolt of your oivil -rights bill,
Fee if we don't. You go on-play
your cards. We are bidin our time.
Wo are payin your taxes 1ad your du
tics and back rations for 1864, and li
conces, and your infornal revenue, and
obeyinl your laws without havin any
iand in makinl 'em, and we are cut off
Ifromli peisioi and publio lands ; and
you tiold a lor mmai's still iii my
('omity, the other day, becauso ho
couldn't pay your tax oin some1 peach
birinudy lie stilled for his neighbor two
years u g-); aId soun you'll he sellin the
laud for the land !-x, anid you're try
in youir he:4 to lly th devil general
ly L;ibut y u'll ca(ch it i the long* 1n.
lee if' ywi ' '' alk 11.01 ab l -
ni.uw. \\ !Wn ip" !uoit a Of the
vu :n h:1 M i S o t oil a . w thlo.
and1 i youii:i ( rti ( iil <!ny that thei r
AhIs ever hM top iPuch ns art-.
EAxcuse mne, po'!It~lmm1e Imt I/n- a lit
tle excited. Fie cenits a pound on
cottn will excite an;:hoiy that mae
it. ''ax n in ustr -on sweat an
toi!. l'roectio ini7.4 o P n.,vivi..
via~nallive e .l la n.- o a:l: ANYmb
or
(rn W u m.- uT i i "::r worh ---
',I . m - -- I : n
VI !:. t I:uth P
ie ai'L like yone rarly, the more
11pulair h i. I wIuld ir:t us
abon"t I ight, F rachen, if you wouldl
1,!t hi!m alon, but you bedevil him
that .oiuie"tiinie4 lie don't untderst:m:d
himself. I don't think h10, kneANv filr
a whi ilhe whether his peae prllclama
tion restied thi wiit ofh/ hc.- >m
or. n. lBut do ouil go ol amid imt
pevalh himl. Undt tini-t will brin1g mlatters
m a l tcis. I'll yoli'd b in A(rt
1 m:a'e in a week, Autn tho Sutihern
n01 der h * Lo inl im r . .it. , am!il
Ah-Ni NOnmda tl!- m
w k :. I
V.-Hxx itliLi' O!I IFiaiiete vwhltt
IWi'h l.'y ~l iahox Cmi. Lopi, maid Gtem.
.11141:-~i I lu l h trgg ;nil old 1i3oiv..
M~NY op iiiiou is, (hl.it Cm e. 1,00 mvul
head thlie U iol and :t t nd ( i raitnt
~ltldl i '. hiis clide n o intl,, anid (N-1i
1ItuellI would raii iuih i y Ii ighi,' and''l
c t hr :h , I u kuo w :u . a .111)
It'hi! -t,
idl r ald h e .-- hi.i .i--1 hh n p m "7
"iby lrr.i.\ gp , a,; ih evrb l h ta
li110y !JiiI;9.' liull it, is irl bOi-, cit io'S
a wn-v thy Incl:i ! nka or ie, I I t
would th? eel"et
"The wy'd folaslowut. Leet I and Geln.
Johnay. imd go liu :al o1.ld orv.th
lhiel o l ranr mighty huigh,-~tiC and"
"What(''Sli wuld i udo wgeith 111 fr
haveit tohie im It' recll s-:t ae ciamp
/-i. '' by. firelyiht asr a' warnin toe
(Il bo h luw ni~il I, isty enlo-jcitie
Sand rtw.1 andi.wt lark wa uL ,Lon ril..
thneU'l all woteaei: i tiiad'e \'o
*\i~r n boyt wiu!! .:t '':iht eud1.- to
A.t th~is tim hu .t :. wdiiiith t hli l~ e m
bid iit iii!l r e . i 1ld.x at
SouiC it shul~ixil ver ' ld hiihace
power, they wold ayi, for' thir
--i, cat sayl, sir , xv ton' iilunki
theiouh xilhsxi nost. tin thatik
war for teirn vittlesd cliothesiand
dotor'whita we o get ith nofor
ahie theimn e ni al~ utlil i
tha way iind reumare "youldent
thlit. The do.nliy scofrols bin h
dyirbon. m fu<dntw
asmhiy r eiipti tro, hngvr given
himra s!at hhuaeteii Yn u a 13',.
at oneat- sleiin to bie bothieredi
wviee piut dbown it h a vo imeiu ~
Mr.cas ont wllavs uihe, "r. Cehair
manru pIsthink, sir, o arle)* outiio
sir hie osimonelby et ties d th jo
es' toiwha wo ough to doi wth Southsim
orn ti orsn
The chairma ive aor ab lipubli
rcla nd and rak~edt r i "yos s
'm Jroi w oa .~ nNbn
iWsg he rel n rtir le,ccving gion
notnirl it'. im cionI 1 Y o tru
'~1~t~'' as l~mra'l t ui An nl~u~ M.
tonr( n Cui.:rt)an U the xvhaitickAetjn
reeadrsn th Ih .\lt'iia Conne i lon,
w hich hias been ain ing foithr, s orition
nanitmously ne'tou hi of erty o
ConfleratoxScat.esynso fn atSlishary.
W oout00 ,njoreiabl inrmetha
afte C ommission.
reaysr e and [llowe rrto ophs
noin, on"6t~~ enogjlosin thho
t~o (demoert am h wh tikeltOis
nudthIIst dehmi1Jwas IAleoted overJ~.4,
Portatic.
Useful Domestic Receipts.
ChINTRIBUTED RY A LADY*
ALMOND CAla.-Ono pound of but
ter; one pound of sugar; one pound o
flour; one pound of citron; two poidt
of raisons; one pound of almonds ; on'.
nutmeg ; ten eggs.
CnAcKERns.-One pond Rour; t.
ounces of butter; mix stiff pasto witi:
milk; bent smooth with rolling pin; rol
thin ; cut in rond cakes; prick wit:
frl( and balce in tins.
G in.:x Coin Ovsraxns.--One pint o
rtdl or)11 ; one eEg ;one smi l :111 Ianp 0
llour ; hal'n Cuy of buati'tr ; sah. ni
pt pp('r. Fry biw n U-:nn, if Con
Veijt, is better than butter
Som.% BiscUIT.-TWO tNaSpoonaful.
ei:nm i Inrl . ;, . oln of soia ; ono quar, (i
witnr; h ii-r the size of anl egr; pul Ili
cienm nrnr l,11in i i1i3our, and tho Srb111 ill
Smit Milk ; flour to malaske stifl' enongh LC
of milk; olne tnblespoon ful of salerntns;
t~~ wo t0ablspoonifuls. of whlenit flinr; Omt
inbles.pooifuil of 111. ; two-thilds of a cl:
ae a stiT Untitr.
YAN : PeImOx.-Seven tal,
onfo],A of flour; oin( (nart of mi!k
!r rs ; mm (pinarteor or f n enpoonful
ihalf a tenp.ponful of ah& ; hlii,
i11 a dripping1i2 pan t wenty llilnltes,. T w c
qilarts ml. n ktaeis a large puddiig. To b<
'n'tenl wVil h sance.
SNO x o le s. - A very elli-elive'lthoughl
shai : and im-expensivo dish, both for
dinner or suipper. Blll)u some whitti
(.f "gg inuto a froth with a. little sugar.
rrfare some milk previously sweetened
inl it saucepna onl thle fire, and wheni it
ibils Ihrmow in) your egg froth, one table.
spoiinfiul at a t ime. A few seconds wil'
Cook it on onlp side, the) t.uri-it over
and14 win-na cooked Ile other side, place ii
in a glass dish. V lie)) aill your (gg Irotl
i. cookd, strain th'e milk of tihe itls o
I ara it are ill it. and mai ke a' cast-ri
witi it m:d th volks of hIlle e.ggs. flavor
it as8 yIou like. Sprinlkle a few ion
par--ils over the wite.., 1and -vr%!e'
I.( lepn-n he enstard inito Ilh<
gbus d'ih, any Milk tlat. may hn
drained frui tlt builed whites 1may h<
11h1ownm- away.
(1oon N.ws -TO M1 t :na1mI.-Oint
citiv..-a will be pleased to learn ibni
fihts haye bfen r'ed ieod oil file Sontil
C(iarol'R 1'i nil Road, anld an era hans beer
uumangratead by llt Conpany thht cal
low m1iol the plaiolmier dlays befori the wnr
We cite as instorl-es, -ed netions On h<
fr.-ighat of tile following nrt icles: Onts t(
10 centts; corn to 1*2. cent.3 ; nalt to 7(
cenats; chartered cars to *6 ; coal alit(
ice to $5.25 per toll ; aid 25 per cent or
stock.
Arag weil have Raikuwis leeV
mIlade fur the early riebAildiing of the1 de
put, and tle co)iellcetm ellt (f ,thle olW
\sytemIl of recewI ia)nad forwarding.
GU ra Su ~apeintenth-nt Peak lo as adse
::1niorderas tei'rI he rccon sit Ieat ion' of
the idn1! brni at the Charlotte Juanction1
So t hat freight. iay be shipped thr tongl
fmnra Clarlesi on witl hon t. Ilie preaien
ii.-ly and incoanvenaiienco. L4re'ights mta
hna bie plaid he(re, inlste'ad Of ant iChartles
tona. A'll this work~ will be accomiplish
ed between theL flr'st and)4 lifteethi of July
a,;...,,.... ..':. .,..U .... , .~l
lon'-g bieeng desired, but, the dtffletilties
with1 which the Rail Road Com'pany
haive h~ad to~contend, havo mecasutrabl)
pireveanted tile consomma1))ftion so deJvoutl)
wi.dhed fur.--Carolinian.
hlow 'rO Di.:rco-r Corrxi'aar~rs
t hat eounlterfeiltingr is thrivinig all throng;
ihe counit ry. As a muntter' of 'gdleaer
iin vrgnt, we subjob;~ al1 list o)fthe spnriom
shiniailasteras, with1 a description) of th<
good(1 aind bad:
Gjreenbacksi.--F~ivos. at new.~ issue, and.
defect is h1eav'ier shading aroun~d. thb
'oiunterfeit is ab1olt one-e'ighath of an) inicl
shorter thIan ithc-i geiinel(.
Counte>fu Small Ncoks.-Fifty-ct
nntcs, ne0w issue11. Oui -the top of the il
thle words "FL~urnished ontly by the Assist
ai. Treasnrer and4 Designated Deposita
ries of till United States." Observe thet
t wo words1 inofho." h01 the genutinotiler<
is a little space b~etweeni thomn; note so1o
Oliwr C'ound:i'fit' fif hy.eni)t notes; tly
('n1"rav.ing is good., baut, the gi't aon
thec head is very baid. Thela pa per has
htowev'er, theo appearanUIce of commot
pinat paper01, and4. is ver'y whlitish. Th<1
while of i. is .a -little smaller' than) th<t
ge'lnne. SI~f barr'els on right etnd o
WV/shmngton are ver~y ind~istin~ct,
TwenyliYtve Cent11 notes, neOw teSUe
very lairk, poorly ngIrvod.
Other twenty-fivo tnotes poorly en
graved, on poor paper, and 'the gilt
framoi agound ihao heoad dotn't show an~
To''n cent notese, very coarsely done,
atnd the green ink very palo.
LAROn (JOUNTiCIU"EtTs.
Unitd 5Satect. Conpoind .fntere
Mote4.-~ 56-itmtiton'vignbtte (or
left ouiu) fetics eject, [I~albigvsord ir
k's hyndla, her r'ighat hand iNat ig onii
lbla -male bnst, 5Q oil die abovon vigi
end., W Vell dyne, niid likely to.deceivt
'~ 190' Counle pieti (Lw' i' Circuatigdn;,
.--A frwu simof the gonninae bill, but
theo engraving is not so fhae4 The gt'een
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paler thkm ~h* 'n the' nin. fl
barefad li o$nto. velf all befot' fk.
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THE
FAIRFIELD EIAt
L 111 C E", I k '.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
WINNSBORO, S. C.
0 --
SINGLE COPP~Y, Onec Yealr............ ..$3.00
" " '.Lhree Months............ .... .......1.00
CLUBS OF TEN, cach, Po Year................. ......2.50
TERMS STRIICTLY. CASH.
TH~ HEALl)
WILL BE DE33VOTED TO
L4TAT NEWS,
J jk4jAOI1ATION I.- Nti vitiuttity...
T's TowN NnAult.Y :-STzOrnonY.
13 bodowi train last ight Wo ler li
thsad news that a great fire raged yes.
tetay in our sister town of Newberry,
ihat fair garden rpot is n1OV wel
ntti a mlass or ruins. W here or how
ti oOllgration' orngimated our infor
m4 it cou lot tell, but it appears that
thO business portion of the plice u
destroyd, including the printing eico
and '.0joiniing property. Mahim street
has nuffored sorely.
Nlico writing the above, we learn
that the fire commenced otn Sunday at
2 P.M., and lasted four or five loi:.
Some twenty-fivo houses are known to
be qonsumei. Theso are included ill
the contial portion of the town. A non1
hm Isnil'erors are (enoi K t'Ie,
Capt.-l)avi T. M Paisinger. Dr. l'i,
ea to of Dr. Tiolison), Dr. \\ Imb-v.
. .\[oomery, A. AI. \il ,
iniit. of Charleston , and Dr. Glwlven.
1\1iv tenats lost. everythintg. TheI
propiietors of thi fle ra/d s11ird,4 -
vo.rely. The est imated dest a n 1 n a
A75,000. of which tere is 11111t1 k ,
000 insuranice. The luss in mereh a.
dise was especially heavy.- (rolinwo.
"I'w As A 1001.1-: \V11 ::N.: W itienI
DmSuirI) TiE 0( J::;X-A:e --.\
Congressman froin Iie St ate of Ke!
iteky, (\lr. Shuilin,) in the coursem of a
recenlt specech, salid :
"If the South pt3iti
trms sought to be imposed1 by the Rail
icals, its peoplo would be un worIthy of
association wil the brave ail genterons4
of thto North. TI.o Sot hIs Ieei
overcome by numbers, b1It 0 not. by s11 e.
riority in wisdom aid bravery."
To Which the Memphis 1,11 tI re.
plies:
"This is true enongh, but. mo-1y wa
Irplito as potent at Richmoid as at \\'a.h
intgton. Lon always knew What (ant.
was doing and received orders as retIg' -
I as Mentde or 3o.I led 1 tter. St an
toll was often betrylvcd nttl iltuip44rtilI
IVeltiotis were tmde at, Itieb ' !
through Contfelerale gll. Ilot. Iodo
ro lweh Itwas lavish'd on I-H.1,nwl
'Watrs' \ hon OIn' hi.tol v of'lim \,;I
i.; wriu., it ill be fouIll tha-t J1.1
.Johntlsin 's. rem~oval from conitomiuiI at
A1:111nt Was; known at Washinf.tonI b.e
itorw it tasII ainomiced in A thint a. Pel
eal gold, inl a bright, dazzliing, spark.
figll" stie:m i, flow(d4 down front IO
Tresniy at AWashington, and wau on'
duited up ti)whent 1)a~lvi$ stood in 1h1
ch1anni1el throlugl which Mr. Stautoni
dIrceted it. Da vis, lit, least, ww; intO r.
Cn)tbl; but genihs was bribtol mi) -O
isttr to his prejndices ; John111im0: Wa.
rencived, and Shermlan went sutnmshing
tthing~ ~o thes seni.
The is high athorit fvr these sitt.
monts, in( Were i those who ttinae, them
m8ish1-11, the V-r) Itm: ti:t, Ilh IIep4osi.
lion ofijohnlst ont froma cornnoall i. ;Is.
crital tio Fedleral g..b, :shlonhl imlinoc.
genltle m-11 inl Congr-ss not11 to 1 0rg4-t its
vaii. i Ilti!teices inl cr':inJi ag the rebl
honl." - -S0-.80- . _
Tn -AtM:sIx't ANl) lOMAN-rt 1l:
.\t IN ISO NcE.-'liie fJntgomleru' .1/.I/
episo of illustrious Virgiiatns inb
oldeni e:
'1Th grandfather of Genteral Robert k.
aee s a rival of Ge'neil Waushing tn
in a 1 ye afibir. The ob ject (of' teir
us lecti a was the bouttif t M li-s (ime
the fi love of WVashtingt on, nntd whont
hie cot '>rated as "then lowlan 14 tittat v'.
Lee u~t suiccessful atnd bore0 oil' t hie itz i'z/.
TIhe nof t his tarria ge, "[ Lght.
btorso 'Harry Lee, was alwvays hl l in
great friendshiip by Wain'gi on; tuwl
Irving, in his biogrnphy, usgge~sts tht
the memoryv of his tendernttess fo: gIl
mother was-ntot without, its idhl:e::ce at
connectiop with the son.
T1huis frietdship cont inued but WQeen
them uint il the de'atht of' " thet~ fa ther oif
hIns co'untry."' Masjor-Gcutieral II en:rv
Leo L~ wnt gallan1i)'leer, the autthori >f~
"Memoirs of the \Yar in the South.
GOVeJIor of Virgintia in 1791 ; ttansivo
cato ,of the Federal. Constitutioni in thn~
VirginiR Cohlt Vion ;i a member of Col.
gress spheni Wasiiglan diedi ; appoitt
ed by Congress to deliver the erilogy ont
I he ectiion, -and in his eillogy origitt
ted the elassie words, " I'irst itt wva-,
first in. peace, and first in the hearts of.
his COtltntrymen."
S-.-.......
foreigrj letrer .majes the f'ollowintg ain
tuon to the spiri( anid prepnrnattims o
Atiht, and nta timy are the( result of
1ho(, I stilo mlov'emtets of li 11ly an-I 1
Ptruss , the i'tnd(er may1) jlge 'of thle
nturott 0and oxtent of' the pre)sent mnilita--.
ry prepations Ott the C'ontinent :
If'4 spirit of' Austria is htigh, hter
prtp t1 ntis "nd-o also on an immttetnse
scale. Theo tay of Ven-tia is tt-r
130,0 9 atrong, whicht, leaving garri- .
on 0,0 intofortresses, leaves
90,00 menefordield sorvice. 'Tis doea
niot ' etdo othe6 d6fetce of Veniice.
Getie Be ~d hs onii the frotiers of
Prussiatu Sa'!ony tin arm y of 380,000
nluf b0.gnusi. The 'A untriatn re
servo nake up fulhy- 800,000 meni, nttt
Clt" the forces of: Bavaria, Sasoniv
- 0%g rngfrthe wvortt, 'i /
rar4 at 'k~ nigb ud'dy, and 0on0 COnt
tralto ~rh ik br'4iej~ks to bhe niumber of
d ~ttt tt n behalf of' anm
ifltiflf~Pr ~nter of 'w4 o1'
0 8t '~" 1'',AJ'er hie may e~
'-loving that uty lilegal htaenag
6 &Way be &x'posed tends t<|roffem
een liO'lO5i etiN~rth lt a 56nh
o9 io to aooopt ooftdt
bowo hokl t
our liut'y oil
Aqtayndth tleo ano'
J4"ftiy
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