The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, August 28, 1867, Image 2

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Writen for M.-'riefiel if ,'.i J Iocy of' tho Motlit, Z..on Society, anl.1 thu Collogo Establised IInder its Aus iicos ill Wilil.;boro, S. (, nYD'I), N1'CUPtlHTo. No 2. The proeeaI llielo will conl in a part of the l o M sio iy. . will b. obierved. (Ithit they were adlpl ell it Phe time fite c1a1ge wav11s 1akilg tilatc fr4om11 i1he Ise of :nghIIsh to A1e1'riennuI toncy We Whose n1404r4 . ro a m"c leN 1w o4l have icerfully enter l imto it at C1n10Ariestow, in Souith Cau-oliln' , N hilliI Day ofJllilory, Ann11o omin201141 Thon-and Reven0 llan'lePl and4 Seven4, 11111 hav agroo to te 1lules and! 1legulations f1,61 the g w ermen oflte samlo : At:r. 1. This Society s1iall hie Lrow' ov f1he tio11o of' the .\l( nut 0 ion i oc. ,-!%v. fl; 1hall c 1n ist, of finl 111jl "i 1114nu w, . of nieminrn11, n'or ca to ble while there re. 14110 0i 've. 11., This Soiciety dtIll have four. General Mleelinigs mn ISh yem., In Wit oi A.a 1-'ridny in every. 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( nii2444,- (4p4er ( cone 444ion for1 hi44 (4nsv ' lwha44~ 11 44'4.44nity oIf I I.e' 141414mlu-ra '4' : 4-. 44 414 4)4(4e1 matters 448 n1.1 41hin''. ail 1481111. Wai44h44 in I le lb.,4lnee of1 lI ' ('''.'1r 24 444 44eIinor unrdenl.'4. 11b4 iln 4'no44 414- (4.re '.' nnd14 h4411h 1th1 Ward1'(.ns4 should41, (14 ah1,4 the0 me4,inbers41 present44( 1411y 14(iy . 4, ,:~ dolig bulin44s.4. I4res444ient, heruori04 or1 .bm44i44r W1111444 '1'r'o4 14oin4ted by I hes'o lnic and~144 re4gulatiot.441, slhnli1not be liable (unes with2 h'is 1 wn~ 4 4:ol. &et14t) 10So~4 see 4u the 4.:mo or1 0anlly 1in1\'-'. X.04'.Once I iree' years, 4h r I4,I' h1.1114,.414 chlosen by hallot,.1 by ai ne114.i 4.,4111244': V}wesent,4 a(t, an4 Anniv4e4rsar44y Me2.l i .4)4~ , T .111' I een ( Govern'Iors or' l4ivee; 'r'4, (from4 41he *"O. cioly at. lar~.go'. 1344ven4 ul' whom404 441al4l r1 .le4 the en4 ir i naus ll emet41 t 14(4 l 4he hIht41iuj48 I h, ('1 of1 Iinig the4ir' respeciive .44' hl:1ie, 1444, T(hey [then ( Governo144..' 4'4r D)irecto,' shal81441 in441-4n8 .4' 11nard'(i444 44h'h11re'n, whIo 44hall1 1b-.' 14('11 10 school0 14s bon4 1(e': or4 OCehelarI4, and1 no04 on theo charlig y. All monie1s2 resl.'44 in~g (her'ef'orm~ 414 ,. must1he pai v 414em4 i414 11h4 handtIs of 41ho Ti (ns441 , 4'4'r thei ((I e of0 1 An~y peso chosen1.f a4 Governor412. or' 1Diree-( tor', whoII shall. ret'418e 40 ser've, 441al41 forfe.it(1 thre,'. Poun2.ds st4e(1-lng. 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Ii on in' th'e166 (61'l(y. ment1 6 1 he 6) ')11nC toen .')The'll lont 16r sne6. ).)e1e1 i 0111 n 11. o lig1 their6''' 16.11 op o e i116, The I)eport0 -16) not1' vonebe f1r6 by any060)0 1mnpeteI al)unordy.6 ll106'ho 161666ew 11661 jidial'mm inI had 6 arm- atIn baInIat r hodn. dyr p61) on 0. 6'1free 1hnan n o lvin in )) 1)61i))' ip.)1 1e, .0 and 'i1 for )e), his) ))1h6'6ve,1'6 whi)h conoloes 16s 6fo0lows: 66 1)1 6611 a l'1rght now,6 and6( ha:ve 1'6y.iend. 11, and16 wi1 66ote no16 Convecntion."'. Vi riNS11 OR 8, as iI.i~ .'i in r bi i r iNon r. VVo .3 t.der't,.a 1..1 i. hum *T M -1 - 1 I. A '1 1,) Wit %M. tj, C-r N:, I . - Ii-,i i i~~ I t i r s iy tyy . i. Ii )-? v i lri.' I - it'r 1 ! a, . - - r rn 1.' ... : .;, , ; d - . -l , i II I 11 i n ' r sto apa m i r. % rN- i-.- l b w ti-n . It' v+. i'IT-1 -m - Xi d r i u - 1m en) t if 0' mud i. moo : : mi l'y "la- ic r(.rr." We etr vhn . u Ir r -eW I.I:L.. vil..c ( '' t * 1 - I ' 1 1 : 1 it~ s t %% I I;.;.i T! i .:l 1 1 0n. WEle luve xpetc- en oitt i on If a n. (Jellig'u ee a om;.~ an of out'~i bard of wii.- a t (iV l 4I 1 C I '; i- j I t , ,i ' ti*i* ' 0- , U -i r e iC st a t e ill i...n .1 W .,,p w .r ti C wnm C:: nIr ~e vl mih mr to-y o tn r t h b Ih tirh :iu .0-1 l o l thk11 1. Gc,' t. -em I t ren o 1 1 1 is - i et I- I I o 1.lI i I w 1olve thle rmll 1 .b io, (,f* the <bay. 1 10 114 . o a wiser 1 Lre s.tl l I pm dein? l n i up-mf thle .1dtice amd J ;1-!~ , lo'1:i (rhma e of~ th bi<':rption-h. TIhle loV Ie! ece removal or Gl.. ral herid ano h i en t comlipl hit ed unl G oralTI:na S-.eeeeds' toth Pnt Il: rul :. - IIth' Did ri.-t. ITI i. to Pe 1 VCtedi i Wt he h 1 ih r! a l 'li n thnt l 1. tro I - vit , I 1 1 i n n!1 it ;n - orall d U~ie t~l I C.,;-. tO -. rjtl xi i 2 (- l. silt .ia 114 1u is hianigs it It well 1h-11 i : 1 J u > r hO uI--l Iall t i ao I ! I .. : tc I gl* t ofan Th. e 1 C*h rcn-;t 'r :, of the 15I1hC~ mLI .,~l cou\'ldn'h u al fa t meeti-t h 1( o0 Ciln orva1re -i then , to w-:mbt a-it th t't t. )o e, o hI irt .\e l i nd depted~or " 1wih cuissl.I togetherl .att 'tt ta t b.) p r-med, awil th i they will ib ih it oxp (i, t to m-lhi int *011 apolamchielec en." lTt' ed! hiIrtheit sayi: e t~i all whoi (re l imt. l Itoth, AI *leal prly ald wio de re t)tSo I tl con o r pi' tr t. 0 stIricd acIv cordint lal. 1 h) 11 m ". mII lol h form, ai en ih lm ( in I I 'Y om. ae deI ired !o palie :pat init wh o app-o e thae plat form1) J of I ll pary." Rf fa r io . '.he f.Nl in ror hex beeln speech deliverel by him at Newberry, so full of infornationl and pertinient to this matter that wo do not feel authori Zed in withholding it. A correspontent suggested sometime ago (ho reorganization of the Pi'irfield Agriculturil Society. We think tho u.gil'gestionl iL good one "Ind that a u1sefni effort for it would be the orgmiiziig a defhinite scheme for idlicing the i ga. lion of a hardy, ti rifty, nwhstriotus poptn. hittioni into our midst. 'Io following admitional returmis nave been roeceived e.if-t ntion on th0 1,7t, at the o t. house Total registrat on at Curthouso Whites.20.1 Coloredl . 'I'tal, .riders Ivere ieteived that militia (olieours before the war rhold be ex eluded : I he regiistiration1 aIt Ciraw vas as f ow.s on thie 16th and I it I : W \hites,.. .1 Colr,....... M~ \l: I.aOio. A 1ilennet t.vilie the 01t n on the 'ith vas %u lites, .. Cuoloe,. lergita -nat Kin)gtro) on1 Tota..... ........ .......... The re'gi.ti ation at Yok ile on the 1-1th anli 130h was. White.,... Cluc .r ...ed ..... .'il5 . . --- --- - -- - - ----.........7 15 10ota,..................1 7 ST. GEont OG 's 1.tut i:, co i. r. cruN I)is. Tiha registration Ct Si. Go-e I arish, Coll1ton P) triet, F*-ilih Pre eIniet, on the I Ith waa: Wit' ... .............; ...b.ek.,........................) T otal,.. ' - - - - - - - - .-5 (commu:sl e '""I. Th'Ie refuisal or Congress5 to admit the lien Iuchy dlelegat ion to their seats, as welt as its dm% ations towarl iiembets (not re uhji lea) from oiher State, l it seenMs to mec convinco every onie that *-l)oaly' oft he rad~.ient ci pe, and (that. such ouiy ar e Io be adlnuitted. Kn :tuic.y be it intm leber fedrIa'II~t Sates', bu11t furnished '70,ttz of' the best roop i t boitinamndht I''.I-r'enttuive4 in C.ohigres.s Elhn)irg tie war a State in the Un ion, what reasonblie horeC enni be entertitiined by sensible men for 1 ho adm :nission ot'delegat inns fr om t he Southi, at her tha th1)lose of thie radical biack repiub lean striipe. Thius t hen is (ho great. booin offre u by thie Conge:s of' a f/i'd ail i"i':/nimmliiol peo ple--a per ple wi hoiie v ir. Iines andii forbe.i'ance are sung by ice/; spir.. //u eviaat o the So)Ct h . F'or this; gr-it hoon lii ho rpensire0 moaciey of tie $iheron Ii ing crse thiroughoiut t h le lengt hi anad l-eedt hi of ouri once hippy land. andl~( 'N 10 e m- e ini onep mid::t who wonud yet1' wi 'sor e t iu ju hraso idolatryv have u:s how oarelve's It isi equally true that none othler' thain 1/1al representat ives will be admit ted, and hence we aire 1o take upon oiurselves utntold ndig.I nit iesa, i mmensntrable digrace amndt uie r destruct ion tnr thie gr'acius P4'itilego of ha v. ing ourselv 's represeted by a rad~hCial black repubicn delegat ion. Can our pr'osperity be contribuntedi to, ay, co enoy even 1h atainedi, by these .auceorots of C(alhoun and1 M-Dutile, andiI tinot iho r'epresennI tvS lnwj e the tte conemp enteti ned for ihemn by the peop.e at.lhomea cominie with iour op, pressors) and endehavor by allmanis what. soever to mak, Ie thir 'i rub leleretuial 'lWhiat. hope phoen is theure for' thle tvoirit e argaumnt, that. by submit ting for' a1 SeaonO we will be Iable eventually to undeithlese thing. I have endeavored birielly to show hiat, we gain nothiing by doing all liat is de. amanded of us by the North, buIt that no )ooseoeven theolittle that. is left us by futrth-i cring their nefiaeious prQoctsu. Let us therefroro set, our facca with firmness aaiinst iI, andit atwait with pat ience (lhe v'icto ry of Goed over thue Dev'il, th trium of r th and just ico over falsehiood aind infamin~ luchl hans l'oon expected by thejadivo'ate of a convention from harmony with thio no groG. Bar bacues have been liberally suib scribed to by the whitesand specohios made by some of our best and ablest citizens all for this purpose of harmony. We see (lie fruits of our labor in Cohuntibia, we see the fruits of it, nll over the Southlern ad,. TheIr is no0 harmony, there cani be nomlo, theI radical infernal Yankee intendlp 'to haveI mnoro, and tihe poor foolish, haughty, neow litd~E low maker himself wishies nono ....,. AA~ Kik A less forsooth wo (itke otar wivesatnad childIen aInl kindly luovo out luto ie Iighway giving tp our haouan nand l'unds fo. lis uso aad bei"CHit. Thoro are (t-gautizatlios in (uk istriet regialarly at totleI once n week for the adou'ed purpose of hostilit.y to (le Sout i 'ernor itind his overy interest, tand negroes who refuse to join are tsa'il as synaIathiz C's with Itho vlhite-, ndol Ihreatened wil lath Ierniteltiary intless they llo join I lhi is no ratloItI hearlsay, buti a fact, iat. can be proved by negroes tihemi:le.s. Our every hoiest atte lit it 11,l-a1m1ny has bel a f1aiiare. nail I State it witholut. the fesai of1 c:onatnadilictoin that tie liegroes nre day by l:ss lavorab!y dispodll not onlly aars ha:1irmiaonsy but toward.i a ile SZouthller:l whie s Un, nuel it is fir this purp e that (le i .'. lie' are beinj sent ani. oneyn emxsd 1.y a1h0 North. W hy ila wilV y)Ju lii tlh is heluivi~e ihantom orl ho*p to yotubo h by, uilh w , iay ."u:Ler nis er w.orsip p,:r' wdi y.iiu g-jp. yoine way tl-ou'h.; this 'or: thbi h ;1'gyIpii.in 'Oi :' '. n , ab eetuthisewin on yourv bellie0s and 41 sitme: M e ipright. rui-ins of 11,1 .1 you afraiid 01 aire t h erI e t1." f olt. e I0 nine I US wa ho al ve ilha-d it //<uarl - i limp Pnn' by. Th0 e" M070 ie I hep Y"". kee ha!1, been .-1n :ht i hlo voi.m.. who have e iumit, /;-'r 'a tA j, . 'i,,-s o ilim is t now blt' i ng al ware of Iis ,',-m t In }o':..:ir' :it t'"f gh p=.1 da"4 isl b3 Ilk 'p 'a .rw'l / 11'abers. Stop, I priay yol. yourl vmifor lit. ti.iiioiy, your 1:1ri1 bno.) ncilveur ions , 11 I 'l -la i llnous in.. will go al these lu:i'le by llai ry to dL' s ti in, altor they : ha o sa ins a :ci:; pi: out tle o ion noi.. !!:5:h' i i' lit S3Ith I --et himl rsh' n he freas a m of yradvive 11nd. intien 1; Il tol t1ael ---he hiq his allViCIrs, even -1Go.'0 1 . s'i-l hie WAour.-0 ; youl havo dOm, ewong n'a'e:el'y to w: i your an-!s eleir o1 hil 1l0.1. We have ohi. t000frtlrnn. Whe're a c1'i C'1Mion rit lVope o' S lvation Il"y own I l b is that the 11.11ran1 y .. hee it* l . <l ful.l sli:: wii(ru;u /, n ;; -'" to the .WHOiMan that too befiOong, atud it sinay be ahaIt fie people who have iost till t ha. ir toliany .and al their libtny 1i l poi ly ;min Somet hing in as grenrlsr.:w liare el'inlly in gold Condition to y Ian l y sut ish teih a govd olbl I:lhel Iny tim. LI li:l therefore regieter and ha ' r1i,'instered, we will oillcr go to thae 1111.ane v .>t a n i t m e to , or we will say at home :nuu voto ntai-l n c'nve' n i , 1,; we plbI :k!. ; for -Is at Iaajori ty of' ro' -t e''rel vo''es are n(ecIry for thue C!11lingf, -:atly onle who regialers 1A n p tay wa voles alist it ans tlogh le had gotIc ('alt Intl deptosiedill h.s vote. Myfan:', in the lina tter awoll'id le Io :eo every deeilt whito infin Otny at hiloe (.1 (lie lay it' Vot in and ]t I!io wNile sall:air' h0 ni '/er oit nald osa, for by tie retuis of rvis:(rs we ;ec pl.:n V- h-It is Ilo be tle reclh t nilad wo call flit h coulloittioll when it. COnnes to le m;airil te:1 t'o rat i icatIion. --w hit-h r'eoly is~ Ih la ost v.ll eature in he whole aklir. I think I hat v C will occityy at least ia 1mme1 C d:,iidpot:-i-,ionl oy not. going." int o adt ialin whichl we cain I.make n~othilig, ana I ilelle1tae it that it' fihe whil e Voe is polled tinast a convention thee niin't, ig.r votes enaloigh inl Aira a dt to o of' the Soluh to ft1le iniive;wal wslinl and I 11g1 lil thais enalight I ened co ilnryl of whiit. Thanks to tht noble Peir.y for is tlianly el'otst ill alto causeO oI .u:ice. haionor and1' t rusth old F~airf'Ieldi atoand to-diy 1egeneslrnied't, sad will poll1 a solial vote ta:litnt. cnventionl, I state it ptositiv'ely for' I hlave had11 opportutiesiit to kfowv-t hecrefore c'ti'er usp "wh)it e I'01:i" atll let citll'aie knaow I te tuth, which is, t hIM t olini't afraid of hima or anybod~iiy CIse, andlu thlat you~l feel that4 youa hsave e'vintced ala hmase:t desire to con. taribuste IoI hi.3 we'l-e, but. that athe ''-hns Xi t1 inaught all y'ourl coiils andt woll none ofi yol'- repro5't.iK,"' ym~ t noil t o look out forl No. 1 nud1( Iiint yoaa wall exipect n small1 slice in te general cii IIing upl. "There~ is Iikho iln thae old hind ..et."' 'I'. WV. Vl00)DW ATIRD. Military Ofiior not Entite.0 to Voto. . We publifor gener'oal infrma t ion thec follow ing"ercla" Ma Pw o r .uu.iar ox D)arl ington, S. C., Augyus~t 15, 1 'i7. [(C'irenlar' o ,'2ar)ds 0/ Ibtrat;~~y~..'a.] volvI ~edi t I:o e:wen tiota of the~ piaroI iawr or othIer 'general laws rebiit iin r to th dao (1iest ic oardear of the Satui t lud the g fovernmen 1111t of slaves5(i Chre in, hlav-. eivil funct ionsla, 51are deoned ciil oi.. eeirs withain till meanfing of~ ath(le Aca~ of' C ong~ress, a~tn any such ofiicer's hiavinag af!terwardl'(s tiken parIt iln the rebe1 llo or who saided or' albet teld per.sonsl~ en-~ gntged~ in 1reb1ellin, is exelntdedl from1 r'egistrationi as a Ioter'. '11. S. Ibwvre~ , Capta in Otha In1Ifantr1y Comna 1atniing. Weare free conffcm thaZt the 'thread of t he 0'arguent is' too Gela:y I'ynnl for person01s thusaa~ disfraa nid were Statle 11n1litary oflicers~' ; their'4 tut ies werol (enalbralcd inl wlmad was known' ats the iiiiti~a law ; thecy wereC ais C;e-et in lly military duaties; as are the dauties of' a Piceket. It is a construcetioni exces ively str'ained by whicha thi.s largo c'lass of clth'zons, some1 of whom hcldl c~oanuniss7~ins fifty ,ycars ago, are ox L'tled~ from the priviloge of voting. IBut why :arguo. "Th'Ie laws of Medes~ and 'Persitans alter not.." IDar'lingtlon Southerne~r. A mnan in Portland lately commit ted suaicido by lashing himtself to the anchor of hi1s yachat and proeipitating htimself overboard. Whaat an 'ankering ho had for cloath. It teems as truae as it is paradoxical than an Ameirican is never contented until he haso mado haimself uncomflorta bic. earthquake oeeirri'ed Onl the 1slan11d of Jav on June 10th. It was very de tenetive, throwing down many build inugs and killing many peoplot Tihe losses aro said to be incalculable. 'The sugar cr-op, which ILad julst boon brought into the barns, is totally lost. A largo numliber of Eiropeans and native perishIed-the repolrt says as many as three hundred. It was fear ed aLso that other art)4 of Java minIkt he visited by earithquakes. Evon at Bhttuvia shocki(s were felt on (lio day lie mail starltod, The rimtlrpest is also niakling great ravages anong the cattle ofhJava. A INaw CoIJNrrEnr.rr1.-An Iotheri new and dangerou0 ounter fit five dollar national errti01ecy iote ha11s just, appeiared at Detroit. On ithe left eIId of t lie noto the wrist of the left, mli 01 Colmiibuis is .earcely visible, whores inl tle genuino it is distinct. At tihe, top read "T lis note is sCollid b~y owls,'" tim letters h) aldt y are (00 far alprt, a the o in "hond's" is un dier tie y, whvereas h in the sin word A inuintely maler the y in the gen nill i e gw.nera1 l a ppeartane of the Lhill iac e imitation of til genu 1) Tu or 0ol.. C vn'ima ll Ure. \ e rereto I)l arn, Iy a private due paIt rIi ei.&;vld ill this oitr, that this r' pe .e ir1.-I of Cotlnihiaj dtied in Ne'I ork oil tile 14th iistmAit. lie had jlust roturn-44 1. filrom BIrazil, whit her hal he ,ac'- illpaniel by Ills so1 a: wr . ,-.a'lndrebnd, he con d th diseas \rhii eriminated " I i n:4 , i. remI . 1, 1vlainls art(.e 0 [eted by the loily this m 41 the arrivzil 1of' the (ha4lott1 train '. -1 eB.icoyed1 the conlidenc..e tdf his etllow-citimis, and, on severn ot-n Konm represe nted them in (the -tatc ImiAtm, aind perhla would have entred m heartily into pulie life Imd decilling lealh -1 not prevented it. ANGU.AIl i'A C Ifi'nv.-Th 0 Pariis Liir',' tells the following story o tLo pez, who bet'alyed Maximiliall : Tlle Colonel was one day surprised at the hend of a squadloll by a con m4d cirable ambhl of thoel nemy. A s heroi:m ik not po-it ively li. foire. lie com1)11(1uneld ai retreant, n'a lturni Vied hiis horse'. head. .ln his fli:Th i, tle an mnal recive d a 1hall and fell. A sol d'er in his extreme peril, took the colonel up1 behind( him ; but thewi hlor e, havig"': dotiIhi wei:0h0, slacked his p:.en, and th icneiny ipproachid 1a - pli ly3. Lopez tillderstood that if nothling wasdone they were boti lost; an dt so I Idr ew0A' a pitlol flroil his belt, shot the soldier in the back, threw down the corpse, and then escaped alone. VN'iiMi.Tv1 DEAvi.-The lRev. Wal ter C. iterney, till Episcopal millis ter, ene'.ed hiis earthly labors, a few da.1 .-*, at ."lorence, 8. C., whither la 1d recentl - been removed. At the t i lit! of hiis deat I, he was engaged .it smvivnyg ' ell Ih rehos--on o M ar mon Co-utilouse and the other at Ft~r.11e. Sl'airrt.iN( Niews.-Th'le news is stari iing!, hut it. is sea rctly to be0 doubt. etl, ihat General':l Grant will, as inst~rnet, ed hiy th l' remidenlt, niie an order re. ming'tir Shendanbl from thle commnandt of the l'ifh ?.lilitary D)istrict, This then :s lo be I le retwaird tof Sheidan's loyalty and courage---this is ft' first act of th~e in.'w Stecretary of Wr.-----New~ York .x A Nar S;inar...-The1 Newv York //t-rea is opeing its batLteries upon01 inegiro domination inl theO South . It says: "tt will he better to wait two year's or tenl years longelr for' Soutrn iresto rat ion than to puish-it thirough 0on theC' baiis ofi a conitroltlinig Sout hern negro lan~iCe of power."' ,Pt' Tu Gi'TS 0or I2Avr'.nt To WoMA. F[he first11( aniimost imp lor'tant (jiualit~y in the femaillcsex is swectness otf tmI p)01'. eoaven (lid not givo thicm in.. :1innat 0ionind perisuafsion ir order01 to lbe surly) ; it( did not mako thema we'ak ini oirtder to he emiip loyed in se'oldIi ng. nor11 dill it pr~ov ide Iete withI delin te K:lt tC ures in ee to be disfiguredl by lger1. A hl~~i.uxx's Deasanrro.t) or A 'lAA I N No0rr1 --"'Vell, last nlight vashl Ie v'orst as lneve'r vash,. I toughit to go lriw i Ii hill to mine house ; hut no ie'li.r dhil I va lk denl de~ vasteor I sta nd :LlI for de darkness wais so) Lick diat I ''t nt st r it mnit illillo hoots, and die '11-ain lti'e anid bli xen I in more detn ,ioe nun ;'in.e minli s~ini v'as Vet trioo to 11ine elo'.<. Bu't af'uri von leetle yile iaPt~td finnttill, to rin I SOmethinag; so Clp to'link of nimnsl a 111 1 vay 'ion - indt viin 1 comelts to Ilnnie own) hanso5 to ralik inl, valt you tinlk ? It belone to At Vt-mAaos a'a isrmnnt o lio:.w O0xxfi~r-r ro A sc~vna.-Thie villa ge of' Sidney, Fr'e nont Cotnnly, Iowa1. by ai clfhnge of' (ho :ianiiel ot' ihe Mdissonri iver'0, has been1 ranllitlirred from I hatt Stato in1to 010e Coinn y Ni'biraska. By this singular froak of thie 'iver', some0 thionsnnds of'acres of' land and 00 to 800 inhlabit ants havo been added to obr'aska. The Sidney Herald, of May 28, says In ortaiin disilts or Australia, peoplo are lying of' thIrst. IL is said that in the Lach in black country bodies and skoletons of >ersons~ who have perIshed fromi want of vater are being founid. It, i also related hnt 01n0 man offorod a pound note for a halt' pint of water, and having got it anti swal. owod it,~ oil'erod ?20 for a full pint, so groat vas his thirst. It is published that a tscientific Scotch 'armer has sulcceded in producing a train that partakes ertnally of the na ure of rye and that of ouate. 'We should hin11k that eating bread made of the ybnid prodneIt would make a fellow rVoS-gramncd Local Items, Thoughts for Tradosmen. The busincss seasoni will soon com 111011ce, and the business men will do well to advertiso in tho Nav.s and It:n ALD which circulates inl a large portion of the country which looks to this tcwa as the centre of trade. it is well that your business and nate be know bc. yond the limits, us well as within the limilits of your plance of trade. Rain. We have been visited in the last two weeks by copious and protracted rains-which have sobbed the cartl and given it mid-winter appearanco to the streets and roads. It will not affect the corni Croy, but it is feared will be injurious to the cot ton. New Advrtiscincnts. Our readers will recognizo in Arm. strong, Cator & Co, i'ho will appear for Smile time to come int outr advert is in columnts-an old firm of lHalt i tinore, who have once 'eorC prescilted their claims before our people. We are assured that this is al ei terpri.ilg, faithful a ni reliable cta b l11hment and cordially a' f'r thtmcIt the atUnit ionl of our mlerchan lits in ther future visits to BaIltimore. 'l'he An\ tst Ilimber is be'ore m, Wn cont:iins the tusual admiral a-i rangt'emient ot readin tig matter, adapte . t) Ie ta.ie :and inteneded for the in fonnat1.ion "If the frigcomunuait I. The editor, ID. R il nm ond, Esq., imys a merited and-elie1ten t tribufte to his late associate, Win. N. White, EsJ., proprietor and resideni cditor, who died last ilolith. )r. Jas. (' CIak will bo the successor of Mr. W te. How to Kill a Town. The Cent ral Gerin says I un every oie ofl'with 11untreasontable chi:arg es for lots, and ir1oathway. New York rents. Stick your hands in your pock ets, and discouragpe every cnterpriso every way, if you do not see a dollar ill it for your greasy stocking. Loa f about tihe street corners, conetent to curse t had fortunc and sponge otl somebody for a drink of whiskey. Inistrumnentsj Requirhl=, Stamps. The follo." ing are the instruments to be stamp-1, and the stamps to be used, int ord inary business transactions. Cut this out and preserve it for refer enece : All notes and evidences of debt, fivo cents ott each $100 ; if untder $100, five cents ; if over ! 100, five Cents onl each additional $100 or part theroof. All receipts, for any amount with out litit, over $20 or under, iothting. All deeds and dleeds of trust, fifty cents on eacht $500 in value of the prtopety coniveyedl, or the amount so cured( ; when a deed of trust is duly stamtiped, the notes secured must not be0, but they should be, endorsed to show the r~etsont why. All appraisemtentts of estates or of est rays, five cents on each sheet or. picce of papet. A fhidavitIs of every description are exetmpt fromt stamp duty. A ckn owl edgm etnts to deeds, etc., * aire also exempt. Cont rodcs and agreements, five cents, except for rent ; whein for rent, fifty cents for $300 of rent, or less; if o':er $300, fifty eents for each $200, or less over $300. Any perron interested can affix and cancel stamps). COMMERCIAL, Wi xstnoao, August 20.--Cottoni 10 a 20 Cotton Ytartns, $2.25. Sale, $4 00a. Giunny Clotht, 33 a 35s. Bacont lidesi 20 cents. Shoeuldlers, 18 cetts. Lard, 18 a 20 cents. Mola'sses per barrel 015 a 75. Country Itoutr, $0.00 to $060 per ovt. Unlintore Flour, $11.00 a $12.00 per bara rel. Corn, $1.7'5. Bullet', 20c. Dry Ildes, 10c, Green, 5o. Gokd, 35o. Silver, 30c. Wheat $1.76 a $2.00. Naw Yoax, Angutst 24-Stocks stronger. Money 15 per cent. Goldl 40). Flour 10 a 2Cc. 1uower WheI~at I a 2o. lowe". Corn I1) (ro l . 10owor. Moss pork $23.50 @~ 23i.55. ('at on quiet, quiet, at 28.}. Turpentine 7 P. M.--Goldl 402. Stocks lowd., d tag steady. Specio shtipmota $150,600. NOTICE. T HOSE Indebtod to DESPORTIES &nuRo., . are requested to comoc forward and sot tIo without delay. aug13o TO HOUSEKEEPERS. ('ILORtIDE SODA, a disinfecting soltion Jfor sick rooms, &c. Spear's Fruit preset ving Solution, Best Newcastle Cooking Soda, Duryea's Maizeno, Taylor lirothler's Arrowroot Colgateo's toilet andl Ttrpentiao Soap, Cost ar s lBed.bug Extermintator, Oelatine, Mu'stard, Mace, nutmegs, Spice, Popper., Ginger', Hlops, &e., &e., received, yester day, by LADD DRoS. Our remainIng Stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hrate, &c., will be closed out at very low figures. Call and 8ee aug 27 LAD D n