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INNSBORO, S. 0. day Morning. Nov. 0, 1887. s, Wiliams & Co., Prolps dRMS---FOR HERALD. OLI.AR-ter year; TWO DOLI,AlIN is; OND DOl .i-,A Iltier three months - grenbace '' singio cejele.i Te Conts. ie ie tier wilt to dis--oitiniee fi c ho x I. - ' t ime ir which paeymeont his tei~ent mieo i oe4 wi fie t croninrk ot tiet, wratpvr or r or the r :tpor, will Uiide tanittitiat t lhe irno r I t t expirvil. A RTlISINo aATI.--Ofo Dotlrir pter tioitnee flr the lirrt. inl Ml < v -ty livo cent% .--r ei-ch s abso qi 1 lihi -riiti. A stipiie coiilst-its t'lite space oiccn ie-l IV twih tihs ofC iht a sizo typo. GLIM R ATI - t "a Copies te yv'ar Twenty-rive I -i. Ae ex tra cpiiy to the, person makleg tp tho :I1th 01n-- thw Ist Jomitn'ry,. 1 867. with ' le e 5 mo" eiiieaethe erom the d-ito aciibis reti aiee l eit teI tIoi y Is imtel, the person i ntilteg the cit'. m' nIdl tiny itinh r ol nuntos lit the s1t1e rato. *.-* W O wshl, It illttnct'y ttnelertonet dirt' our erns for stacritiiti, atdver tisitig and Job work iro E1* Josn WatLsIM & Co., are ou r Agena itn Charleston, and ire authorized to receive advertisements and tnitko collections for our pnpers. A Union Loague in Trouble. It is i bad impression, that made by the foul murdor committed by the Union Loughe of Piekbns 'Distriet, in this State, ott the 12th of last month. But it is only more strongly indica tive of the evil that must result from polit ical organizations that are secrot ly fartmed, secretly conducted, aid se erel ly pledged, as to its ind ividual mentlers, to carry out "at all hazards" its scoret purpose. It is to be hoiped that the conse quenicer ofr the lawless Itets of the Ution League in Pickens will be a lessotn to all other leagues of that kind in the Soith. These Leagnos, as far as we can unt ld II d their charaoter from their d nias, a political orgttni zatiosset (in foot by tile P1adicals of the North, for tihe avowed p-urposo of disgracing tho wlito people of tho South. Their members told soic of their secrets in the outrso both of -the late riot in Pickens, and of the trial of tlo instigators before the civil court. Political or-anizations which are born and attempt to be sustained int the waret darkness of iiglit aid of barred atiil guarded doors, need not expoet to thrivo in a country whore domocracy is honored. In a tato of war, a Gov ernmttett tily conluct its counsels in secret, but in it stato of peace, for par ties organizing the relhemuo of a gov ornment., to conduct all its delibera tions in secert, with an armtd 'gard at its door, is subversive of all free govornment. The pntpose - of such organizations must eventually come to an end. As soon as we had finishedl. writing tho paragraphs above, which we had intended to be tho whole of this arti cle, we referred to our exchanges for other subjects, and tLie first thing that met, our eyes was an article showing hw the Radicals intend to work things ini the election soon to eomoi ''The emtissaios of Southern haters, atnd theso blatant detnagogues wvh can so easily talk of "rohols,'' as well as the poetr dupes of their machinations, lyill one day find that thte interests of Southern peace and Southern society would htave been fatr better taken care of, hazd their boont no interference by thto would-be friends of the newly on franchised. Bunt let overy one readt the follow ing, which true enough requires no coin nent to explin its meaning. 'lThe Stato Central Conunittee of the Southt Carol ina division of tho "Untion League of Ainorical' ate out in a cir culatr designed to consolidate the col ored vote of the State itt the interests of such tickets as the "manipulators" mna y provido for thteir suffrage. We hatvo not soon the documtent, but find in the Chatrlotton Nu.., of the 30th, whicht reg nires nto coment t to explain their mnoatning: "Hiallots.-It Is advisable that the strictest seeresy with regard to thte vote we are to use int the cointg eo, tion shall be imintained ; it is thtore. fore r-eommnended that there shall bo no btallots exposed till the (day of elco. tioni. It is also recotmmended that certain unmnistakeabhlo emblems shall appear oni thto ballot, so that those who cannot read wiill knowu that thto are voting the right tiokot. It is a I so advised thtat strict instruction shall - be given thtat no tnme on the t icket regularly ntomtinted shatll be stmra tchied or torn off'-thmt the whole ticket ahall be voted. Should d(liferences exist in opiinions with regard to candidates, thtey must be settled before thte notti nations are tmade. "Unity of Ation.-tis imperative, If sutccesa is hoped for in our canse, and that opposition to ouir policy atnd principles shtall be dfad, thtat di visions and distjratotions in the paty shalhl he provetnted, that utnity and har mnony snall preyail; thoerofore, all who belt the regular niominations, or lend themisolves to conservative or rebel In -terests or inllienoo, shall be consider ed enemies of republcansm-worthy of dettnnemnit by outr p arty, and l~ooked upon as thte foes of humanity, justico and equal rights. Suoh men 61be odious as tra Itoni to theo great So~ anid iteets of th' rtation, as Sut. Gyoament gana at le * outh Ca rolina has no' Legislature ; she has w~Isong to guide either the Exocutive or Judioial departments. Having no departinentof Gobvernment, tho Stato-is no longer a State except by'Military sufferance. This brings us-to o pule military distriot. Beforb'the war, duriifg the War, and since the war, we have had a St ate governentuout,intil the Radicals nullified the President and tie Oon stittition. 'But noiw comes a condl tion of things whicl was faltoly prom ised by the Radiouls whon they said that "whoas no (legal) Stato govern "mont * * * W exists" in South Carolina." 0 what evil rules the hour 1 South Oirolina. Independence with South Uarolina has alwitys been a cherished principle. But principle han n6t with her been a matter of dollars and cents. Ienco in the oharactor of thitt great princi. ple-LAw--sho rose, up to 1865, higher and higher in the estimation of the world. No state could boast of a galdxy of Judges'puror and abler than could this State. Nor could any Stato'claiin ahigher credit in finan. oial -matters. Bank bills issued int hor boundaties could .competo with gold almost anywhbr'. NIor jurispru dence has De'on quoted in England as a precedon,t in law. Her bills of cred it were valued at par in small cake shops beyond the boundaries of the United States. Rit what a change is altoad of its just ahend. The careful adininistria 'tioh of vur State government-the re 'ult of decados of improving -intelli gone-is itt the twinkling of an tyb to be cut down, and its place to ho tilled by oulnide Hiatrcd and its tools. "Good Lord, del iver us'*-is the earn esticty of all except those who would 'sell to stolid ignorance for the consid oration of power, -that high principle whiih ias solofig been 'tho prido of South Carolina. Can wo not to-ilay pit .Yudge A! drich's lato assertion in 'the form of a qItiestion, and ask,-is not Justice stifled ? The Radicals assnming that because the intelligence of our State support Cd Secession, that thereforo the best tmon of the Sta to are d ishonest, is at the root of the whola olppression to which w6 ate now snbjectod. Merely to keep thornselves in power, thte ilad i. eals are about to deliver the ad ministration of govern mont into the hands of their wards. 'ly 'ha've pronounced that governmen't le gal ly dead (il legal-,) and have appoin t ed theit own guardians of it. But the day of retribution will colie. The beautiful it tricacy of State and Federal governments cannot be tai pored with without ultimato detrib ment to the whole naclintery. If the Radicals are determined to .pluck out thte eyes of honor itr a justice, they mtust exp~oct the pillars of Governmet to ho0 torn down, espoe cially as they have taken the troull to pilace the giant of ignorance in po sition between thte pillars of Tiruth and the Cotistitution. elted Wheat. A celebrated dentist says that in the Uitod States, in ft popnlation of thirty million, there are twenty mil lion) tooth lost annually by decay-all caused by the use of bolted wheat, which deprives the systoru of the limo needed in the human teeth. Commonts of the Newsn After the fashtion of the New Y'ork Tribune) we willl dare to oil'or onr com ments on this wheat question unask ed, just as thte whoat is ttmbolted. We venture to assort that if pir rentsc will abolish the6 uso of bolted whetat flour and use only tht unbolt ed, their ohildrent will -grow up far better developed phyoically. It is true the wheat ay be sy/kd,---thec flour will be better far dhat ibut do not let it be bolted, if you would grow your children upon whmolesolud nour ishmnent. Just try tho experiment. You, paronts; will not sun'er. WVe know l'romn Oxperiened that your chit dron wvill net. A healthy physical, and a vigorodts mtental deveololmient .will result. Try the extieriment, if you dare to have healthy; lively, in. tdlligotnt children, and will seome of you lot us know the result of your~ trial ? Look dut. The Richmond correspondent of' the Now York '1imes says: 'Tite Cenvention will be intensely Radical, and the greater number of thu dolegatos wIll he very ignorant uien. The Constitutidhi framtdd by it will, it is thought, be so e*trome andI prosoriptivo that It *h11 ' bd vioted down. This ja the present determilng tion of the white people. Congress may, however, ohinook them. in that di reotion by changing the Reeonstrue lion law. The interference of Congress will be confession of failure in their whole scheme. This will not to inade. ~ut rtful nish, liboeally yrovi4h4 *Ih mono9. *lingebokan 4$ lta~ bios to engineer through a Constitu tion nialufacturod in Wasiiugto'n. Watch "Judge" Underwood. And we wo'uld add, watch Pilsbury, Mackoy, Bowen, Itobeiltsbn and other whlite men who would Idigraco 't-ho tilonL of our State. The TriM bf the Honorab'l efferson Davis. This month will probably ainbrace an eveit which in the history of the governmont foiindod by Vashiington, has no procedent. Burr's case is not one. Tihe prhdiple involved is onoI well calculated to call forth States manship. But the niadiess thet rules the hour will hardly -pcrmit that ,'dis play of profound knowledge of ensti tutional law wlichd the occasion so much calls for. In the Solith the resblt of that trial will be lOWodfor with anxious inter est. A whole race of millions of frece born citizens will be judged by it.. Not that they believe posterity \vi -l condemn them if our late ox-President be condomned. They have the imost implicit faith'in the triumph of their course upon the pages of hi istory. But the intiiation alrIeady thbrown out, that only by a iMchedl jUIrV could the Government (i e. the litadicals) oxpeot a verdict in support of their oppression of tihe Sont h, is an earnes of the partial justieco -that -is to be meted out tb Mr. ~Davis, and through him to the Southern people. What the South is prepared fo . Those papers in the North are mis. takenm which advi.e ts of tle South not to lay too much6Im stress on the Ue mecratie victories in the late elections North. Ve don't. We know thy only mcaati that the )emoratx Oppon the tdical rule, and not the result of the late war. That resul is the abo lition df slavery. 'h I1 mocrats on 'Iy mean that, because the late slaves are freethey need n't cont rol the whole State or Federal G(overnment. We know a thing or two, if we havo been everpowe red. The Election in Georgia. It is said that this State woul have gonle against tihe Convention, Il ad it tint, beei that Gen eral Pope extcidod th election one day longer, t us allowing the negiots to vote under their nu mrcI ous -ia es aninl in numerons llces. -fit is only by ai-bitrai-y and dis. honorablh u'fOh~u 'iat : 'Oontention -:. to be hold in 11ou th rCaAlilnl , ia 'io) Convetionx ove:r h; held, say we. A Radieal Waints t0 Tran3fi-'. A 'ralical (er i m Pan paper in St. IjLuis coclteludties that sine..6lvery is abolished, there is no liOger :n1; idln - tical party) aml it propwee a gerdal transfer to the deimoerat piary Yes, transfor. IT' you do, honr , in tegrity and talent will governa the United States again. Recou- and Do--struction. An exchange stays "the dangers of "Reconsatruct ion ar binigta "tract attention." notter had said~ dangers of Destruc tion. News ini Brief. -- Grant has proved that Johswon' s plan~ of Reconstruct ion is precisely what Lincoln's was. The difference: The RIadicale dei fy the latter, and curse the formetr. - '1he New York JfrralH says in Virginia the tbegroes, many of thenh, gave us "dd d der namu" (meaning the sur'name) anything that the tao mont pleased their fancy. We have un lustaneo boerd in Winmisboro. A "Hloraeo" eaame up to registdi'. "\Yhat is your other namne ?" askdd a Regis trar. Horace didn't know, but somo *hite nian suggestdd it might be "Ilo.. raco Oreeley ;" so Horace accepted the suggestion and so it stands tiplon lhe ineord. -- Thme Methodist Chnreh North, it is said, is about to ad opt "lily repre sentation-." --Darlinmgton District (almost) is tidvertised bay the Shadriff to be sodd oet for theononmapayiment of (axes. In our oWn (Fairfield) Ibistridt, about 24,000 acres of land *1l1 be sold on Monday, bitt not by thd dioift-only by thme Comumissioner in Itquity. --Confederato n~iony is a valid donsideration. See the case tif Dean vs [larvey, Adam'r, In anothtir dolutun of the Nn 'a. -~ Mr. l(lng, of the Charleston Courier, on a visit to Charlotte, N. C. says he has corrected the irrdgulaity of its transmissien bty thanil to this (niorthern) section of South Carolina. We hope Mr. King has. --In Slamn they sow up a nianis mouth when he lies. ood graeious I suppose the santo piinishment was In' floted in 6'very caso in Atmerica. What elence would follo* I --A Ooninooticut geniud knits on ti inuachino 50 pairs of stockings a day. yhu i dr'op in Texas is largoi e- haataanu crop tt ya s pu6 at fromt two to two tn a halt million bales. -- eli old and inspectablo colored men'of Chaideston laivo n mi ited an indopondent tiokot for the Conve'ntion -all white. In 1870 the Snez canal is to be Completed. - 112 bushels of corn to the acre in KIaisas-bottoi land. - Tlo Green -ile I'iterpris, takes rags for subscription. Tit NEWS can't y. -t 'em. - l Flori-ia a Mr. Leak was kick ed to death. Verdiet of Ju ry : "Death by prov idon tial ca uses." They miiiglt ha'c said "deat-h, by a -A herd of butffaloes 'lately stop ped the ciiris on the acific r'ailroad inl iKansas. - Hewed white oak an1d chesnut ties have been substituted for hem look ties on the Camden and Amboy railroad (N. J.) Uj Ma dies : What has ho loft., asks mall. What was he,'asks Glod. Oj-0 A newspa per--- a ser:Ion for the -thought -fl, a library for the poor, and a blessing t, evcrybody-except ('oletiimes) the pr-inter. ) 1Elessed is he that conl:,iderotl the poor ; the .hard will deliver him in the time of troublo. This depends howdvcr oin hw the poor is considered. OF Share your troubl3 with your wile-lut first got a wife. O-'F General Hlarney it i: said ued to run foot races with the swiftest in diJans, and was never beatel. Which way did he run--towards or from ? Wise Answers, - How's 'otin-. ,oing, lighIt or heavy 1 "Quita leavy--Pve just beco knocl:d down it the polls."' -- low's cott "n going to-day -- pretty fair ? "S'posO so---illne's gonle fair to the Sheriff for taxe n a dl ieli."' Agricltural Items. -- Ciol )on u.edto c: (i "ven and a half (.071.) elits, 14)w it t : t least twelve and ll( I -N I ' proIluee it. Advice : plant les:; c-tfilon. :01111 i.ore corn, pe :, i:i1 t atos: an1d raise heog,.-heep amd cat I, 11oo, hrss - On pound (if gootl hav is worth four pounds of good sitrawv in making either maulcre or the flesh of the ani mlltIs. . - One pound of c 'It on seed bulled is worth ten pounils of eovi, ti faIte hog.o Or hee:f cattle, or to Winter -i Twolgra'i. s o:f aum will clatrify phint' ofnlly vater. -The Larnsile/,raid, me!d~l the lieaI of "Agricultural,'' ask' "'fuiow :a- is IIeavem ?" To whieh wems-ver 'ie ibhat p)hth i his hami to the plhonghi, anid looiikejth back is no worth.' - lFenco railsi will keep loniges wvhen Ipii in 'Octoer, :iiid the ' harl p je-hOal o0'. - Grindstones shouhd he kept ail ways mnder shelter, and no wa to touch t hdm ei xcepIt wh en in use. 'I hei let the waiter drip rap idlhy upopn them - The best time for painting is it the ea rly Wintor, or' early Spring-o in other' words, whlen thle weat heri rather cool than either hot or cold. Practical Advice. Stoato mills and water mailis, as wel as horse mills, and gcarinog for gins, ar<I very coinmon in our District. Nota the following advice. Leather banda shou'd have fi grain sido0 to th lipllOy, and not dit: flesh side. The surfaces--both of tin band and of the pulley--should bi ti ado as smooth as possible. TIhis wvil p rovent the band fi'om cracking. As a mattter of iterest to some o ourci readers, weogivo the following~ az te di reeltions1 for calcu:l ating; the width of' blts required for traiinmit ting different numbers of' horse pow er: Miultiply 36,000 by the niimbdr' a horse power : d ivide thie amount 1,3 thjo nmher of foot (ho belt is to rnt per mintito divido the quotient b3 thd muntber of('dot dr parts of a lool in length of belt contact with smalleii dirumn or pullog; divide this last tido. tenat by six, and the result is tihe re quirod width of' bolt in, incbes. . ExaMru:: Required the width of bolt the veloeity of whioh is 1,000 fe per minuto t~o tra~nusmit twenty horst power, the diameter (of smeller druni heing a bout four feect: 30,000-i%20==720;000 '.' 1,00=450. Diamieter of smaller dIrum being four foot., tho oironmuforonoe oven twelve foet, we supllioso the othtoi d rim'g olroumferonee in dontaot with bolt--then 45Ofi5=02.-6==15 inohesj the requirod wvidthi of belt; Squlb-s. SJenks safa he knops the Stamb Act, is very general in its application, bua diotfi ,th~ Snaith had argh -und~r (t toa atnp his orne, - The 1) rug faItternlity 1141vertiscs iclonstitutionil'ater," a1 panneen 1*ir nIuillerous'diseaiSies'. 'Wish tile Radi. cels had a flood of it,'cit her ti euro or drown them. - Ilello, John, 'going 'Into busi ness I No ; got into it just now--see my black eye. Couservative Mootin:. The hiwnix contains thet I..il -. notice of 4f' n on1 ar ive nwe. in I hll held. inl Colutnlbia onl the 61h ill W e lo n1 that :1 yln elingl th- OWC I FIr .i : i of this I we1 hol onl th- 21st inst,., at ui.iehl the f.>lotvng'eschioneas adopted: l/&soli,'( Thalft p P. Couitit:.e. of Niinft be appoibltl to t a I a lienti'lliZ ill tiis city, ofdi'-legates fr-ilom lihe Vi on1111 Dist riet S of' th a1, to hliibernit u)ol th presiit conditlol o' or pojhtiail aflif rs.' Inl accordanco with this reuohlii), tle (hi rmr. c of tihe meetinlg-l ioil. W. a mluit tie, who prepa red a circilar, hat 1111h i bntlel extensively distribitd thronghoti the State. This circilar was addre'sw'd to proliiinent-gentlenien, afid is as fol. low, : Stn: We respectfIv invite vdu to I co-opr-rate with the Coinmiitee in' secur. im the ntil.tendalco of delegates to a n:ectiig to 1i heb'l II n this city, oil Wedla'y~. ( p m., t.ho Gkh of NOVA0m bor. to tako it,0 consideration the object, nanwlid. 'o this end, yoiu are eaniesily rT (Itestied to send. theniblost represen'iative in<-n in voir District--sny from live to 1n ill mber-w ho von are assured will act hia normn ioisly inl belialf of tle interests of tho white inen in South CJarolina. A- correspondeico with infliential public meni at tho North has entisfied Ii that a convention held here, for tihe I pirpose of expressing tlic will of' our initelligeni t. wind respectable people, wlli he of iele11iba Ae benefit, to the Stato. ] :OWl tOw call theefor h-is been advisedly issuled. The cinef hisinless to Uo dOne bo' the con vent ion will he : To issite ni aIdlrcss to I he peoli of tlm State and countitry, expresi v of' o il r oppositioll to the poi. cy whilch vives tie negro the cotitrol of the hallot. box aind jury box to mnetri. -aize Conigres to reconisider tile recoli -:r'ic njiat hills, nn. remove the existin (bsta1chi to i a full. 6l-ve and 1 hiar'monioils expreszion ( lf the intelligent public I :1(opit, such Imil suires us will iniifilience our r-i71,1nS to opipow , Inl a. ro - and lawfil ioiiier, all schemesi which fire cnliidenbi to ruiilt i n<egro duminat.ion and1 11t ft - ( l :-itr ion of the best; intere t. of the Stare. .JAMFn-s G. 0 .:s11.1, Sut i.:1, W . M i.:.TON, iFor Ih Counittee. Fav(i araiule anlsweri ive Ie ret.rn I 1i frmi iin rly eve.ry I)i:tn t'; a1nd ,is h01 Presillnt s of'li 1114 h ie rilrundi in lh 44assI deean- Ito an i from Coh11 nbin ihir one fire,. I hmire will amt.btless be a fil No l)ouB-.-Ti'he New York 1,orld "'\n Ihink. I hat the' licianon~id A'n on<: for i ecision a i1:hch. ifollofllner the most of'ent i g(i ion'iiu Itwould hav been ther 6srci oIt arocecd, gtgv 1e4 cellintas 'fs~hiaws no god tea pne hy ftConsrvative shoutr vte lulraes:i "thp ofn eeatiste tonvrcention. It would haourbeen wiseap sdarnds, ftle whol ausneslubtouth uroyarty, whie extcravan cei, when~v i notn ith-ro 1ou11tachemgt lo adlb~'y .lthem intWol disadvantae." intitimigraion to bTenesee, as, tonetivle jrnal smoazs: "Hd.da wej prOmistoo' prtct te intert1s'oft mnngants, hey wae n rilt toifel ano saubrillof rinae mla hlio ink temlentsu Nin iout tret w.th ernmnt thiieyril not astrat me thtjov lbety Ad ean vhCommisenlting uon th irste sarN esmb, f ouisvilloa ornAl sa: fUod .ae hiidrcoiion, f the en outcasi' Stte mofe theyPhhcna have1 an 14)ha ..tiafee aloahl of opriade witn hody ctinkb po mslveicon-~ tras th Bleeiriernal, hensr t ,Aril N sieta a fst cor. wheici olratd on te first of No.f (u ofvember, lw ha of e All Hallow ; nytie of HAll on and~ takes it~soi E fron rtednv-bini the segvth cenurof oPnhona.~oi. togwCris~toianopac if orsh i ad ho the Blesstd Vrgin d al the mar- t ooyrs.This~ even wshat fr om- 7 apat as ~tabignera fet 'l Itha' boonretaned y tl Angican Local Items, 1ttUtM Oi anO L Al). WV ar . i.. in frv' t.o im nupleu III( Ivce.-Sity f duninIi hg' all those ita lebted to us. We canno t live C n1 'rin ises to pa ." e have trie d 1., system, awel Hi4d it a faillro ; -11dl %0 nOW Say to all, it' youl vulne thek pa. ' sh it m I Iii.d, s;M ltoe ,d We t 11 I. ho em ) tIi' td I . 1i'. 1; :c y pa ol,~ to tn' Ve11 1-o Th in"'dbt ed to for Iv- I.'v isin"g u id b work. are crnestly reiy sted 0 601110 forw.ii'd and settle iuied inate y -urther- indulgence will not be 7wo Splendid Oakes. Ailong th6 onle'rty6tig t tie Fair, are twro spleididl cakes vhich pro th mselves wortih g)inig to ca. They 'are the most elaborately dorned, aiinI tile filhost pecimens of a5ke1-iaikilg wo 'have ever s'eet. L'hose'fond if tho b'eantiful had bet. or avail tietms'elyos 'of the jrivilego fseeing theom,-and -(i.i :ve hbv'o ho lout an early dpportunity will b' h'f orded) of also getting a chan'co at tifO )OSSOSsionI of' them. )otrt of -00thmbn'Pleas The Fail term of this Court opened e a t 10 o'clock, his Honor, fudge Monroe, prsid ing. Tio busi. less of the (ouirt will likely consume he whole teel, as thcro tire n't least wo or'threa cases of chargeT for mur [or to be tried. The absence of the military- power Is indleited by uniform 1inid swords, ;ivcs to tile Court of our District nore >f tlatj)ristine 'lignity and iiiip'r ancethai can attach to the Courts where these a're present. 16-V to Swear. The solemnity of an oath is often mpaired bythe awkwardness of the >erson taking it. This is unpleasant o observers. A simple rule to follow, m1 0110 which h.as the sanction of one f the ablest -judgos of the State, is hat when the person sworn lays hits land upon the Bible in taking tIe a tlh, ho6 should ko'ls tho bible ; but 'if ic simply holds il) il riglit hand vithout laying it on the Bible, h'e bould not kiss the Bible. In tile first case, the person swca;s; n tle second lie afrns. fore Good Citizens gone-Death of Ar. David Milling, Mr. J. Y. Milla and Mr. Geo, Glover. Again are we called upon to noto the leaths of more worthy citizens. i"hose whose names are given above C 111 departed aboult the same ime. It issad to have such a record ) make at this time when good men mad true are so iich na ded Vn 'our District. ~. Visit. Mr. King, of the Charleseho'n our ';'a id nts a v'isit (al TueIsdaly, on his w.ar x'tElck fr''om hlotte f. He in.. hte tinme that dayv. I'be Solution. Mauster Fl eniig Brown dn'd's 11s th1d rollowving solntion of tile geographlical puzzle given inl tihe Nrnws of Thurs:. . iwa's awaked ond mo'lrthg by a Rhanghai wh'lich wvas pheld on a recelf nearll myl' window--fr'om an ad.. 112l 1 called in. Amaaon to make a iire,,as I lfe'lt chlilly (Chili). On go.. inlgdowh stairs I Iblind onji. of tie haves had hpiled. gi'dase ((Greece) on my high~y jrizd'd Bussels-while put bing oni the table my' brcakfaiit; con-. tisting of 'Aby, ~shsd'sd Witi Cay:. mne-.--also . odl Sandwich; 7okderaux; topped with C'ork, and a bfl1.t edi ~aining ajn Orangc and other' fruits. [ paid an EthiopiaA for tiy breakfast, md1( then asked Caroline fot' sdme su mir to feed a C'anary that was hanging nI my1 window. 'Tihe Landl We Love," Fodr Noteuilbor, 1867, hn5 b)een re elved. Contduts-Caval ry Sketches, y Glen. Itufus Ihar~ngor, Charlotto; i. (I., Little Gillin, by Dr. F 0. rickn or, Colulmbus, Ga., Frederick l1bat atid his Court, by Prof. J. T. ij. ?reston, Virgin ia 1Uilitary Institute; sonnet, 1by Paul II. Hanyne, Atigusta, Ia., Rlesults of E~mancipain yDr .h R. prman, Georgetown, S. 0' oDevils Delight, (00dtribtitect, Iolfwood Pahabe, by Bennett HI. rountg, 12d nbeg, Scotland, Diyge tdi hoe Sl~ain, (Soleotted), Reocollootione of lhe "Lost Cause," by Colonl I: W; evety, Daltont Gas; The ltitioman's Fancy Shot," frilom Shnms' Wat Po. try of the 8 tb, Pe rf'eot '.irough ufforfng, b~y.rs.4hanny Dowinig, of Iharlotto;'Nouthi Oarolina; Faithful rnt Deat,".Ibid; Mart Ahibtein, -Skipton,, Maryland, H~aao1'ano1 W4 hti' 'receiveda ado (Ext* dof not be troiblod with'any more of the suame sort. Oome boys and gi'1s, try yoUr hoads at a pusle. The following geographical plizzle is guoing the rootI., ofo th pris. \\'ork it ot your-. ot .uon tito t hi,1n olmion,. if* vo'It haven'tvII IIIm . (h ih)1hnnh1int lPh . eil-y Il (Abimn, whli'h was 1-1"hed, fil it fence near Iv wililolv. 'I'ro'ti III ad joiing roomjIt hoi-d a ., va #-tio tf GreatI. Britain ; atdl I calld -, ; -r (it Solt Ib A merical, to make it a fire. ;Is I fl- a <li. vision of Souith A merica. On gaing <b'wn' stanirs. I -on)i , ot- i f t he linke.-; X Norfib Amerien had spilb-l :a din-ision) of IE tiropo oil iy higlgy prized cit.yf' t ofh.0 gium. whilo p ottilg on c hL able my brafas; ComiStng o a iision 4)' Asia, seat-iei wit i a cit y of South A mirica. ds i'enpe Of MASSn.s lutS, an ilapd of Oct' men, a (it y of' FrnnC, sip'ed itli a city o'f Irehinl, and it basket containing a river of Aricai, ind other fruits... I nid tt division of Africa for my (Greallagt, niid loiei aed one or cliq islandsr of Oceaslican fr sooie. SugAIr to feed an islind of Africa, that; wis hanging ini. my 'minir." STRAYawD OR STOLiUN. A LALGE dark bay MULE-about ~. bixteen hands high. one ho'of slit. A I'w white spots where tho saddle lies, A revaIrl will be paid for his recovery, by T. IIARLIN. nov G-xl FALL & W[NTER{ NO.4 ( t NO.3 BANK BRICK RANGE L J RANGE ril E~ subsciber havbyg purchas:ed 0 ver'ly L large :'ToCK o'f GOODS, consisting of FANCY AND STAPLE 3D ]P -y - O 16 D G;_3 Clothie, Hats, Shoc, fardware, Groce'ies, I propose to sell at As well as Thlose who wish to saive money would do~ wvell to give mec I enil. as miy prices will be foundoi but a smnall per cent, abovo NEW YONEF C0ST. U-. A Nr( RANGE. A portion .1l m;~ $t6ek will be there. COUNTRY MVERCHANTS can save money by) cy(liig ai examnling my)3 Stock biefore going to Chmarle on. E~' My Birother, the former proprietor of (lie Winnsboro, Cash Store will ho with mec. I have also prtocued the services ot AiryM. Iall thy wouli be ghad to meet MUtJB WoLFE, oct 22 FRESH #RO0ERIES! WTUST -REOCEIVED ny B. It. FLENNIKEN~ No.-2, Rotel Rlange. CONSITINGIN PART 0OF Coffqo, Dacon, Luard, Malasseb, Iltilan Maccaroni, -*V0i4ese, Craokers, Canned Salmon, irndyI ahes, Canrnnotl llnfbson's Sardines, Oys srs,. A -,oted I,1kle. * Munstated; Currents, (freshi.). *Layer Iaisins, 4o, I Mlackerel, Whio iiie (dpe kt adeail) Whie (pe f rk Id Pah-d rea Whleh- he will ' a to At the vety low. est CASilrcean: oct 111 UU,' 31T i .1831UTII ileorpine, SQuiln 8eltatr r4pexient, D nehylen AgCure, I w d Ar'not ii a Tdh~ls nhks; MAfo, rowa h'I &T BRCE