The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, January 22, 1868, Image 2
* ~ ~~~ A~uL~ ae
SUUo lii 'll of miiil~ iiiry Ijiui iot, uni.
-ALt' lro tviu Mflirditg muas for
ti-0oli'pur.1 of ultit ar iiidvu~rial, remour.
ces. Tkb aaUM-No d OX0A Of~the-destilli
liql n i'n Oxtrnordlttaiy mneastures. Tileo
fit debht tie 10Cropus..oflvalii hod guirdoil pro.
tci. f'NU In-t vearl mnv families have
t 0011 klpriy-cd of 8la01ter~ mu'x ,ly guoro need
fllroiWnd u'otbiog; A ctedfuI iruplenent, &nd
attkiltii('8 of' hxish,%tudry are very twicarce;
tistre Ohreatuiiucid 10' "Ptiraton LUlCesK
suple %itla Wod by 4.t~ 4looernament of
-Pli U. ailed 61AtCJ ; Lluz iuomiliy qf a lrLrge
pevinn of' tile jp'11p1 to: piy (axes leaves
ill# loar.l k~thlorilleg 'simu skdocliit
iseans, of root";, umnO.ie. geavivy of' t4%e
Sit padou is 1110o-Uoito4 by, Ill gen(rSl -dispu.
iul dpiou 'by vredUirs to 011for. 0, tipon
.d~ nipohshe pod le, he linwciliate col
Icettil otf all Alamoj.
To anflor flits to -go ont 1widioutt restritint
our retmcdy~lo (.9' !meeAice tilt general good.
' Iha riht4S'' CUcrAtorti elirtil be s'espeotod ;
1,11 tile Appem' or sVasu umud vultering ,must
bt. hsudel1. Mvved by t lieve.conuiideral Ions,
tile f4llNvir.8 i'egil'ntion'. Ka, mintorineud:
'fli(y w;1-1 doutimuue in 'force, witha 43tob
rcotilfloujtjolo ad I le. uocaukai nty ,riaquire.,
IUntil tile civil govi.eruut. ol the romJpe(Jtiv~o
S:utvus a11f be t'.aLtlishoed. 4u c, o r Ia 'e
witlh Ihe reqjulrenmts or the Govei nmeut of
tho Uitil t (% 6ftt pfi.
'fle Comnmandinig Generial Part'stmly (d0
sires an~d confidently believes. thit, the ob&
sorvauo~es of LlOteo reguclations, and the
('o-mhiermtQti ofl sil l. pm-sous copeemod !it
viliploying1 L'i'y Itild justly tile ads-auznges
tstill renirtisiting to t4ecm,61i nidiute 'tile
'iiiitrees ~ " so .J'tin i I I flitt flio ave-Aues
4,f iuluutrv, oeepriee. unit1 the -orgimizo&u
600u 1.h1;s 0oeo. will Coatributo to the
peoment Nwolfaro nrn' fthitro Iapine. (of
1. Inc pu'ieonniont f-r dobt Is Vx~tc1ilodl
iamlens O'n defend;ILut, La expentlon usliall lie
oanvictuil of' it t'ram"ilgnlt Coll e.di att OV
1ispoition of' 1t~d property, Nvitlk intent -
111is11es', 'i10iny itnd pros'emi~bho creditor i
1 le . eeory of 10i delbt or doinand. MWu
th~proendugu ow oftnhl ihedl in Noi'tli
aud Soul It (' arolinai. i'vspetii'o1, for (hic
t&'al and doeornirutulo of suel questions,
ilty -be aupljod.
it. Judgilcce's or tle~iees, In? tile pay.
reiritt or 10011 'y. o~il (mu.t'u' ottution arisiq
bot~veen tto 19111l of beuoembee, RAW fUtid
tilt JAM Iu'f May, l8iw..IslI n o( be oliforvo
tid by' exotua against (le poptrt"0
(tbe aorsioi of timb utendis. J.i-oceedi ingi~
iltcle mutuli'Al utiou, n)0W psittilig,
fthull be sltsy..' Ant 00 414. ov pruootrs,
.11101. be literealter liiitittit~d or' cominameiod,
tl%1 (illy 'smehl Oalmues (it uactions.
Jitl. Shor!lls, Cor'oners. and Contfiblea,
tre licrebs' dis'eotel1 to imitpond tor twelve
c.uivurlt~v seoithe thle said of' all propers',
X1u),kIi O'Ttu 1-0,1044ecu, Ciii hiablltiec
omilit'tedprior t o NthIlsI of1 Veicrnimr,
1161b). uultq i -oon 5 hie written conscut of
4lie Idol-titits, -01(ef L li ~CaSel Where li#
pti or iii Mel obsmc, bis .ccgoit, -0
atturnqry, shalluponk oath, with oa'robom.
fi votO-quljrbiiv, .041,011114I ps-ore that thi
dulsa~nt Is r'emnoving, or iuc'ndskI frastdu.
lonely to 1-44111ova 4-1 property' boyond -thc
sorigrle ,urlttes onof -the oaourt. 'J.%t
sale of* I.,11ux o pet'redm )upeiiy -by fore.
Uuler' of molugigo is i olwim suApouded
f'or I .i~c~liuudes mmelt, Qilcelt In eftsec
~lW'ro the3 pmyntcm oh'Intercist mioney itecrit
lurd siico the 1501 di ly of* MAy, -18053. shamll
ot ittvu .bu'fa niado hWore tho day ol
sale.
V!Ih~rneiite or dectrces onttre.d oil
6~Ail'AlIed, oil "tin seci of flotIot aring Pubtic.
lpent to i lie 15th of May, W816, inay bij
,j otoral by exi 5t-iOmi ngal nat the property
ot III.. Jefenduit I fgind n '(tao ajjphiualtsoll W1
th13 a);uioY a I i.'i Ag 1111dcs asuch 0outio1
I .l .:h4 1oil 11.1d to dhe P.101-ity ofi hiotia,
1111c '-In itse- situh uoo tile )4ooIl fith of aniy
?len Oihil be Ith' 'Ira i ini qno-i'tion. In stolt
caved the Itattal 1110,1 of' proceeding adtsipiel1
Ill North unLith Cto iCaeovtivoly,
*ot . par,eis ',Rb.out toV Pea
Vat 'e ' h toot ot ftn euthe.s must be
Olearly e4 iled by proof.
Xi. In 6msninal prlwodeeding, 44e tasat
.vscognizantes shall be required wnd taken
Iy s th-fopr civil offioers Jierotooio
authoie by law to 4ake thle .43mon, Prowid.4
ed: That. upon complaint -being - anade to
ay .aigistrate or other person atilhorized
by law to issue a -warrant for breach of the
peace, or.aty,orIMIUal ofenioc It shall .be
the duy of sich magistrate -or edoer to
Isi 8s war.rant-upo 4ho recognizance of
the omplainant to ptbosecule, without re
j' iring hint to gin c'coerity on each recog.
nlzane.
XiL Tihe pracile of o5frrying deadly
weapons; ooelt by officers And solditrs in
the..wiLi.tar1 service of the United tiatos,
is prohibited. The concealment of such
'weapons on the person will be deomed an
nggravption of the ofeu co. A violation of
this order will render the lffender amena.
Mio VD ttri and punishment by Military
commission. Whenever wounding or kill
ing shall result frou the use of such won
pon, proof that the party .carried or conocal
ed a ' adly weapon, shall be deemed evl.
dence .of a felonious intent to tako the lifeof
the in3ured person.
XIII. The punishaitnent of death in cor
tnim vases of'burglary atal larceny, impos.
o by thle existing laws ef the -provisional
governmet lin ihis Military Distriot, is
abolished. Any person coavioted of bur
glary ; or laroeny, when tihe property
1t6len is of the value of -1worty -ive dollTrsTS
of assovult -and battery with .intentt to -kill
orof any nasaullt with a deadly weapon
shall be deomed guilty of felony, and shall
be punlshed by imprisotunent at hard la
bor for a term not exceeding Len years nor
less thant wo years, in tle discreti.)n of the
Court having jur-isdiot iont hereof. Lareony,
whoe the .value of tho propery "tolon in
les than tweil.y-tive dollurs, shall be pun
ished by imnprOionet at, hIard 11bor for a
term not o.xcee-litg one year, in the discre
tion of t'be -Court.
X'IV. Nothin -in thA order siall be con.
sttrued to restra in or ,irovent, theoeperation
of proceedings in bankrtpt ev, in accor.
dane witi the Acts of *CongreZ1s in sUoh
casela made and provided, nor with the
colleototi (f any -ta-t, impoSt, eCxise (t
chargo lovied by authaority, of the Uniterd
tates or of the provisional goverunionts of
North and South Carolina ; but no .imprison
inent lor overdue taxes shall be allowed -
Nor shall tis order, or any law of' the pro
visional governmen1Ctits of North or mith
C:rohan, operate to deny nnor children.
or cAildren coming of uge, or thcir eognl
repVtleelt at I-ve, hno' to guspentd. as to lhe.n,
I anfy right of, aetion, rotiud.y, or prooeuding
against ExQecutqrs, Adainini-trators. Tru..
tees, Otitardian, Miaster- or Clerks of liqui
ty Courtn, ow ethr otlilcorm or persois hold
ing a judIciary relation to the parties or
the sujleot matter of the action or prooeed .
Ing.
XV. Any law or ordinanee leretofore In
foreo in North or Smuth Carolina inconas.
tent with t-4o provisiinas of this Genaeral
Order, is heroby suspended and duolured
inoperativ.P,
liy comuand of Abyor General D. E.
Siack.cs.
- J - W. C r.o tl ,
Captlan 38t.ht 1. S. Inufanit'y,
A 1. 4., & A. A. A. G.
(IOaial. J. W. (Xousa, .Aid-do-Camp.
temoval of Governor Joniine.
The Augusta. Contitutionafigs line the lol
lowing On the removal of GoV. Jeunkins
As we wero not anong thoso who enter
I taned ortravagant ideas.aout tho magna
nitnity or eonsorvalism of Geu. leade, we
are not. at all sirprised at lis arboitrary r-,
moval of (Gov. Jenkins and Treasurer Jones.
Instead of developing 4nto a Hanoook, the
sattap connaling has emulalod or sur
passed the 30al of .Jlohn Popn, and, almost
beforo 1ho fMe noral baked mneat of that
worthlay aro cold, Meado's imnpariont soul
avengos the departed by a nilitaty order
which has no parallel in tle annala -of the
man who forgot the dili'erot.ce between hind
and head-qaIrters.
'Gov. Jenikins ig, prohab;ly. not averse to
deposition bythe linyonet, inasmnh as he
can now carry before tle Supreme Court u
test-tisso muchl stronger tharn the ease pro..
seattedl witht Go. Shacrkey, and one0, too, not
so easily evaded oat mer-o technical graoundts.
Woe feel assured tiant his tan,, suirvivinag
this .lay naed generationt. will doseenid to t.hai
ages with thte immortal .throng oif patriots
wvho havre illuastratted the rights ot' nan .in
the midst of tyrnanny anid the wvorld's do0
cay. letn Madel, in assailing ihim, has
aimed a blow at the Sout he-rn peole a.ndc
thie majetsty of civil law--a blow. liat will
eroe long rebound and armito haim aid the
utsu~rnati bnt which Ito r'epresont s. Maticers
are rapidly oculm'inataing to a point which
muttst doeoide whiethert the muinions of the
sword are -to rule this country oer he rtde i
by the voioo of the peoploe. We are olearly
of .lie opiaiou that the' .Pnotorin guard of
tho U. S. Armay is getting, in vuilgar par
lance, -"too big ftot its 'broeeas." Th'lis
opituion Ishareod by a rapidly 4neremuang
manjor'ity of' Anierliau In every section,
whao are, dotuorinead ta. I li honors of .the
uouantty shatll not be in the gri.po of' a mili
tary -tuidttt br a faction' that guides the
military as eonsveniena tools. The renmoval
of oernor Jenikitns will gofar to proeipitlate
tis eoutnter~revolution, anda wYO trust tie
st-one will be left utia ur-nod to vindicate thec
suplroinaecy of civ'il powi'i anal the coiminont
ri"'hts -of Statas.
in just~aoo -to Georal Meado, it mxay bo
said that, if .he han outraged the Democrat
ic elemnent of thec Statte, lie hait given .baut
weak coin fort. to thae rapacious hatrpies who
hungeired aind thIrsted for I'he remioval of
Uo.vrntcr Jen'kins amnd Treasurer Jonies as a
prel iminar-y to -stepping into -the pllaces thus
vacated. These greeudy -follows heave .heon
disappointed to a greet .extentl. Who only
onsolatioan left Is thatt of Sotnator Shaermian,
who tells thet' "to go abead, signIfy 'what
bhey want and Uoitgeess will fill the 'bill."
Wlith eoeh .unlImited -piomioes, 'what .boun
dary will be preseribed 'for 'their ceapaeionsa
maws? WIth 4tittlobat Titmouse in the
Convenutitt, Shotan int the Sotnataend
Meado on the throne of Pope, w e ant lotpat o
a rush of legislationi whIcih wIll astonilh
.the-unverso and send tha, swholo caboodle
so the davil, or Congress, by lightning ex.
preAs.
Tusl? Oot(ranatAtn Anitt A001 G oon icoon.
Int tbo'-epertpr-esented at the roaent session
of the Sth Carolina Cotnferonco, the-Comn
trittee on apationi, ape-akinug of Wnfford
Qollege,.Spartanburg,-.preete the follow.
tng gralfylng st4tcRtent of facts a
>Otftbe tudeoae and '.morgi habits of the
young men eotneted with the colho8e $he
mquugitoetalte .penure ini proaentdqg ;the
following gratll'ing Account l~keh from the
nidalpoi-t o theui6tf'Iy to-thie bohrd of
'trustees a "The amount of-pypliotion t'o
*tadlds~o the p4r& 'of 61*. tudmotla, gdeo.
191hy.aagevinottl by tlietaetst~ ., whiqh~ .tire.
wet s:ubjo t, habaan 4net *audvanoo
th~-bfrototytde, atdd the fatoulty t'..
cord pth alpeolal grattloation tho .unir
Ao6b(o4eo"4ht-cbtstet dbjiittmbatL wioh
Navahavaot*rued the'yoaggnmen. 4l1, isa
y t i Aqueo;Ic golleo (or a
r6 1e t i i dI'slt e r -
. i 4/ & o' tili e olotts so
4bt4 duel ll go 4i~ it etebofrre4 6
borles of'$errein thIt (f'il.to 4hdad,.
conntelod whith the late ConfedercAoarmlk
111n41 who havo entered the inmitutlio)to Colo.
Vcete their Oducittion, hnve evinced renark"a
ble n'ergy and porsevernnoo fit atu4y, nod
dipri meIl, aud so far flrom exhibiliig anvy
deliormlizationl Iromt11 thle servio, have airoul -
teoled 1niht'r a soruipulous allieranco to all
tIL4 rules of order, and an exact attontion to
every parlicular duly, which rpromises the
attainmentof acourate scholarship here and
the rioh results of ooraplete xucoas ,in after
WINNSBORO, 8. O,
Wednosday Morning, 4 22, 1808.
Desportes, Williams & (X?., Pi-op.
TERM---FrOR RERALTD.
T hurBB nOLLA HA per year Two DotTIA'T
for eix nonthi : ONE DOL ,A !1 f. 3 lbreo ta:n h li
payable in "te ilntricks " Sinsie c.pis To C'.re,
It)'- Tho palir WUil bo -.--: 11 i3n the ex i.
rAtoU of the [iMe f-1t whiohl p, y " elt h. lieOn I doc
Sulicribur-e who And a ci s ar Ait nk onAe Vraiper . r
tiairgin of their ppor. w.lt itnter--aidlhnt tho'tnme
pild fnr ha- oxniired.
AI)VERTISLNG RA AyT ---Ole Dllar 11%r oi-iel
.for the first, and St ve t) (ive -enIs 3 -r i- h f ub '
qilont inartlain. A iqu re .'isktpof the apacs ccu.
p114d by t we lynlies it- 'ih 8A ze ty po
11.170 VATiS - 10 capitl onl, ycit rw 34ty-ovo
Datire. An extra copy to 4a l.orxon, inklict g up thee
c.h. after th Is .ht netar-', i 12 . -
P"go' W i1i 0n0 11n6.10h t6' 111 le d tO ri luCI ls
1fitrned avit tihe e '3 4 i id. ier di swiaekin g theo
club. mauy ndd any t imier orn s'm's te t nioil ra1o.
Wj- We wiIh It di.linct y mituerstand th.-t our
cns for Aubt.cripth-:e i d anrtishig and Job w. rk are
tsh
The Oon3titutional Jo 001Mtiont.
The so-caled 'OiConstitutiollal Coi
VC4tionI met CtAcor dinIg 'd t1 eltuti
Canbvi order ill C ha rlestou oil th
14th instant. In anotr column will
be found theu first day1. prAceings of
that (shall we call it I, ilfCri'or i'l dy.
Ara why not tsay inferi'jr ? ('n a
majority of negrous inl any body that
may n, it a shan1unp of
suiperiority I C-m an a fn-v cm
which onr Wardlav.s., our Duikins,
and our Inglisos are drive;n,'be other
wise than below 10dio1d1y I
Think for a1 31inocmi, that 11 ap.
preciation of ort u.nt of intelli
gence has fal I ..1s far' hIr x par tha
out. District .llce roreFn11tod 1 a :1
3c,11.% a Blch1nIn rid a am a tirt Is
to-day iu this ConventAion, one of' the.
most important in our histmo3ry as a
Stale, in part tprepncieted I an illit
crate negro troim (-ihtalbia.
The Nhr.~ .r yi giving
tho historical te 'nI t-4 of thmC i;di
vidual muituber' .f t Iei Couvtt l o,
besides a spicy and rutzuing couieit
of its proceedinga.
The Now I1u6!n8t-u iSouL1 Jl31l.
lThere it; e-ery p robb:t ) ility th a t
Cungress will unido it] I that i as be
donoe toward 0-M vk'eonstrtction of'
the Union, tund peas a nws bii1 giving
(ho Whole power Over these un fortina to
States-to Gon), Grant. The oj~to
colrse80 is to tie the l'residenIt' br1tcl.
and stop his opposition o t he ied
sechtes .of Radicalitsm, In other
wor.s, the whvole oeti. of Con:hIgress
wvith its Radical ma1:jovity, ill to -nou..
:1tra1lize both thle lauiand Judli
tial departments of Goverimiuent. But.
this strain upoul the enginc of the Gov.
eirtnment wvili result only int disaster.
An explosionI is inevita-le.
That tho Radicalst are losing ground,
is ntot to be doub'tedl. Thiere iis the3
impejiachmenott of Amtir ow Jothnsn f101 or
examnple,--a measure' which that par
ty was plediged to aecomplish. But
they hmave failed in it. Tlhecy have
failod, too, ini theeir reconstruction
planis. They are0 no0w veering l ike tihe
weather cock. Theoy are blown about
by every wind of political doctrino.
Thoy Canl give nto rteason for :the faith
that 18in thtem. Heonce they are try..
ing to choke douwn the opposition~ that
wondd give tbe ,cipportuniicae for a
grand developmarent'o a (Government
that might, but fotr them, becomes the
admnired of all ntatios.
Thtt wht are we to look or 1hop)
for ? If wo turul to the right otr left
hmand, nothtiug but dar'kt:ess metats our
view. We are too p)oor to take the
wings of the miornting,.and fly to) the ut,
Vermoat parts .of the earth.. Butt we
are nott too poor to endure. That a
day of retribut-ion will come, ntidg
but a hteathten cani dloubt. It is ttrte,
we af the South hiavt 'sitnned anad beeni
guilty ofshlort conmiugs. JBut we htave
beeni candid andI honest-in our ria
tionis towards-the 0 overnmrent (.hat op..
proasse us. Thtat Governmet has do.
ceivedt us and continues to deceivo uts.
Prominent -meu pledged the ,wh'ole
country to the keeping of goodc -faith in
regard to the Reonstruefion Aets, df
last year. flut the party has broken
faith, or is cer'taintly about to do it.
What conidonoco then can wo hercaf
tar have in so deceptivo a Govern
mont' None, aibsoluto'ly nonea. All
we can do, is to suffor in ,patiejice.
The Waoxt Vresid .at.
~Who will-bo tho -next PVresaidenit of
this ':ho-fuddlled'" Government,.it is
inapossibie to any. 'lHaLf.a dozen have
bean namti-oi .sn the position. Next
Fall the election 'Will ta~ke ?iano.
Perhapsa we "devi" of the South,,wve
whito devils (that's what the Northt
thinkca -we aye).'may, have a -valooein
deciding who the Chief iStenutlve' is
to bo ; perhaps, ,we g 1 nobL)ave a
voice- If We do, I( us avoie *or. a
distinguihed masunet one so'linor
ed either fot being'Id the'Nortborwor
Southern army' in 'theid lae,' EtI
the mq'distiingished ma~wiio shall
be nolinjatoo1,cand who is dist4guiit
ad for Ais patioitism' nd stdemnn
ship.
The Ignorant aind VindIotivo Coivention,
Mr. Rutland, of tlis p1aco, ono of
the ddogates to the great. ringed
stroako andstriped Conven.tion, and.
the only one of ail t'hat Atinter Clwtt
wo know to be a consistent Union
Pah, an4 one t'hat we beHove -would
do nlothbiig dishonorable t'o the oi'ner
reputation of iVstate tilat we aill iove,
aid of whieh he is a netive,--offered
the f1olowiug reo1utn1 in that U'llF.Pd
convention lat wveek, viz:i
*'Tha1t. two of' the Solicitofs of the
State be recgiested to attend the Con
vent ion so as to frame the ordinances
to be tu-li.tnted by the various mtem
bers.
Thi is the purport, of hs niotion,
brut it was so uiniversally objected w~
by tat motn rel body, that the ojec
tion was elpivalcnt -0 a "scouting"
of th idea of'suchi a t'hing.
Thusv e have a eite to the Intclliw
geneo and iciuse of that holy. A rag
tag-bob talled.ragaiitiflin crew of -
gros aid rdean whites from tito North
(or, at any rate their principles .are all
t-aken from the North) meet in Ch'r
iestou, and a.iume ithat t0hey know
wht ''greatnss in stat4slfanushiip is.
Why, the very f.iet that'tlIey 1guo0re
the high a ih hont. initel lioence of
tldthi arina. which only IM r. llt
d( app r*inates, is enough to show
tiat tie i've im m i i)nooe nowledge Of
[Statesun hip than a set of
ramtmeS."
But what Olse can wo expect I
Mean lbndicalism ru!s tie hour, and
rul es us with a rod of ii-on.
WV'hin a Convention (of Smith Caro
i,4n i:;nor the advice 4f a Melt-on or
Me her, or ny o)f the able anl unicor
ruptl e-l .aud~ iin rru t il-I Solicitor-. of
0uj S tathe, it shbiv sa degnfion
which we are not I.illing t> admit
cm1ites t polit ical body tit repre
~Cntlu (nA t..6
Proccoamas of 0 uncil.
InI to-dav's NIvs 1-ppears some
tran:e proceedingR oi t-he part of our
To wn) Couilcil. Tiit tiere i a pow
ier in the Treasury iow to dispeiee
with further tax i m, is highy1 com. -
11on1dable. But canlIl. -t e contr-amit v
do without a Town Mar7al \Vl,
%here is the seclrity, l'tfrom bur..
ghla.ry and ineeudi a p' .-b-t
where ; the scourit i ilai.-t the &s.
trous an- general conimfiagrations, ev,
if t.e i eendlo ary meanyu to d estroy the
property of' only one man
A town without a watchuIa ! Who
ever heard of such a thing ? No pro
vision made fo.r our conttimoi protec.
tion2 wheo,%n we are enjoying "N ature's
sweet restorer" I
This community demiaiids of our
Council sonme pr'otection. if then'
k~iidness of heart does promp11t an)
abatement of the burden of taxtion,
their vigilanco' should not sleep so far'
as to exipose our townl to tho inronds of~
all that is rascally.
Is Comn a Shallow Rooted Plant ?
Frromi tho iSouither'n ('ultit'dor' we re
pr'oduco an .article under the abuce
head to which we ask the attentia~ of'
those who boliovo in and piractico
"intcll igent farmiing."'
Mr. Pr ingle scoms) to s"uppose that
fr'om pr'aatical observation and expe
rhence that hie is ready to advocate
the .alirati-v'o of ftho qnery above.
But wo fhink his whole prtem)i~Ses are'
false. Neither .Mr. Pr'ingle nor any
other' manu can say.thrnt corn .is a shual
how-r'soted gdin from the esemples
which lie hias given.
h. ill ho obiservedl that in both in
stainces recorded by -the .writer., the
corni grovr closea to a, ditch 'bank. Now
it 1s certinluy unrikeasonabl't~ o -tu jy -tlhat.
corn is a deop feeder because .its ruots'
run down parallol wIth the .iargin o
a ditoh 'bank.- So that noth ing carn
be proved b~y .illustrations.of that~
kind.
- 'o Our Readers,
'Will outr. rgaders and subscriets/be
kind enongh to .sand to .us -fromi all.
general -prospiects of tibelr immeodiate
neigt:borihoods'? Such reports will
subservo good .purposes, and we ltope
there will be0 -a general r'eeponso 4to
tis requesh,
Ainong the maitters -of interest, ard
-the-hitentiong of the t'atmoars ifti rpect
of.,the amount of- cotton -in - proportLion
to last ybar, thy~t they nican to p:1pnht
also the <con~dition G their .sootions'in
regard to blhe. S8ni4y of halt f. "There
are ot~ienuaiot., wbia~ati~.vo 'n
tetiony ndlinabte're of general intere
et fash1nngand induste'iyewihcoorse.
- W thpe appe'l wih 1tgoyj
egt~h te Disuttuo6 e oodtld- easily
ci. .ytko, . C tIid4 n 1
'to. tha: bbit, if thecy q.txd but conmc
out aWd aid its in' .dcvalll'iig the re
.souroft of outi sectio1
is its tiiscr'Ablv IIS M r;- ly 11,011d. It vl
admista Ilint Dviucvracy nppi~illn to two
of (Io si a'ngp~t, and1( mlost lilli versal pas
sionsc-W ma n--prido of Onsto td 11ita.
tieneco ol heaMvy ,',Paxation. His pro
appeals to tile on1tragc'd whito mnen of
theo North, is wortt~yp .. a oroWvii-Iread
601)11 ' t.. -11 \Vdt Intittt "appea
to tI1 .' hohc"..r itnpirscvs of the VPV0111e 1
ffe 1'irtlter dt-elifrea thot, "~hnngiig foiOY
Oit 'I 4ru ni w i1 .not. %%illi the fig a..'
13~tngig a way, mae -I ci ni"' nt rays
bwmnr iVy oil k(_A,'lilt. j1..twvom)
UJ.''4ov'R~ hioly aspiitions3 11111 (0 illnIt
ti. t~ttne ill tii yo-'anir .of Attr . '1 .
Etijrcnw .JudI.i?2'3 hlave ths, tlirrac tnl r
li' da rlitt ia'? Sapp,* Isfi5 I' I f)If).
\ve h.re ; V d Prvhidit. J 01111S, C!i ,14!atd
4) v Ov-t' Cilir int vas Cnt: ~a, !t ~mtitq
ii: d4 mi i ll ?ot Th. ' ji!riq\ P'ra o. *n Jmr
lot c~i Ifs - m vr , - otil It)I
Iv nut, hat, Jhi '''
represt till , ~C 011 Y Iij(::l t".I Lur a
It )l he olic' for 0--i-niha Grt'I\ i~o4
W icr %% i ';.4 Ii.-f 1
I I e vi, ' 1 6 ii i ''
13r- v, r - I Ir 'un, o . I, I* I1 vI.
1.~ ..1
elf!d t'S Ow Ietao ic i ll Xcv 1.ii I
li Wlo Il 1711 g:Ill ihc' p1 wr hli tnt . -
oIik imi Ii iull aled 1. x.- 1 i hki'u:
;o-1f (if ti~d, (Ia' Aao" and t k oitati'. I
tzdd ext111111'l ' I ".hm)Iit 11 ;1
try t-, 1101(l.,'!.I1 I Iq~a'~ t I ?O OO
e la o It, I il tui oi w, tli
1.101 11 til and nI oVinr 't iad'
Ulf! wiuov. J ill1m.au'iy id J~wiedI I.
Local tems,
The Conrt of Common Pleask
This Court, Judge Munro pres d
ing, melot Moni1y. Qnly civil case
were tried, as this is a st1ieil -anl Cx
tra Court-to the last Fall term.
The WoTliht
Opened on Monday mnorfing j icy
enough for young ducks and alliga
tors. Nobody was surprised, how
ever, for Court wook and we! weatier
.have long becu tho usual nsociates in
cur town.
Tak6 Otro Boys
We heard some little lboy; ycster
i answering to the nams of pafrt'ic.
called into Court. Look out, boys
yvtt make yourselves lialde to a (ay
or two's board with Mr. Ollever, the
SheitT
"Beig Madte,"
Will the "Lo.zal" of the IN6wbcrry
Irald (o:e of our best cxchanges)
please vidia i(t.s use of that very
ob~j -11t wa le phiratse "be~tininai de'I ur
( .b in11V prepared , & e. i n I
W: tinis "Z issue of the 15th in
Stir.1, tOwl1h1ph:se at the .head of this
pa ragrph, and we object to its use.
h'le New.spap-r should honor -1ad not
dermlior bes-4c tt amari-I ,.
Col. John Cunniinghami.
The /,aur'eri/' /kri, of the 10th
itauianonnes that the_ al .. e
" ill from iu'' exi.-.o i, of a Kero
Will the /ropem a~,f,
'h inf 1.rw i (if h 1 ilile t .
l I t 1 . nih sa
Cl o;- f. 3 k 1
bl vurp"e
The Ric' mond -1. >1'Xh.
w IPros
lp lriuS f th h :. tn d'01o 186
t i t -
in
At1:mto ia.
Thwre i, rt a inl pri-of t he Sfli1
ir i~oie, dr beona embodied ir
manceO or ~ potry, whieb tis a ryt* ray
par ciiit, athe wos) iifuen-, on..a
U -y of st'he Wi.n hi ratiosaK bt
tlar ht-na of the iepd of the honmw ot
than andiry -,oe th dnret fu oin
tie anof ent, a!thi panl ofyu
hercaled the oleip Ite un thep ofa
h ofthe Wa~o. ~ro. Ti luaethe gnigu
the artr the ledeuthohaben hnmar of
ithe r,veyo n, he puck dof sour
heoes, tho romance andtharhp ofiad
thI aheato hastbeen1 engaged
tractive form.
~The bo)ok' eenatents includo roemi..
iniscenr-ces o'f(2 Cinp, y~iek(t, spy, scout,
., co)ml.UInd liru advout ure.x,
ele., -etc.
A magmott asi il istr do
may b.e found1( in eve'ry pa!1!n, as5 graphIi
it d.'til1.:brniH intnt w-~it, i1( an- ehc (ie
history, tu-e skillfulily lhterwove~n 1it
this work of literary aft
It is just aucih a *vfIolm aswI find
numerous:Qn purchasuers, srnd jutC suchlia
02n0 as personsI seek(ingf to dct aa~ boo)k
agents 'ihonid old to their lit
Uiots to Dutchaers.
A orrespondent of a nEnglih ,jour
rita ldemt"heCs anrd recoinniI a ne0W
metdhod of .sha ughtaeari g outle i -e
mar mct, which ISii nw .1rIacticed -with
suconst b'h somlo :Jn~glis~h biutohors :
"Iho objet of the new pract i',o~i
ttg p-eet1113 krit 'ing frotn the vd~s
latls of till tht ico(3 whIchoptitpt9
the1 blood, whii di -are ontiroly.iostin
the~ onlinarty methodi .'Jlii objoot' is3
aIfe aplis~hei.b Iy thweh(e i rmi of the
a1 ilI() theO th b1yt f fil pimal by
b y w~iebd proce , ,4fin en u rooa.
iapiied,i(1( ande ritabe again. 4i.ingd1
in~ludoa vit'h ~I ihinaotitrfV
bukker sove rsniemr-trg'at
the Junie bu-r w tho: .k~uU . mI tjtr
jolit ofthe knok-n .oponitioni a'roa
dudgetmmedn prhfld a~l)
~operat ions geng {
of re.,phtogiN iA
'dslf esvh odIrbu si.b ; of ,tge
bonated b1ood is prevented from en.
tering the lunig, anud is drained off
fioin the carcass, while ho arterial
blood and w unguinous lymph are re
t-4iied. 'Thisik is said, renders the
1llsi more. .succlent and tiutriciou's
thai w1ien it is completely drained of
tho fluids niaied, as inl te orlinary
way. It is aserted that uicat ,o pro
pareld sets 'sooner a6ad keeps lonir;,'bbl
idos boing richer. in .ilavor .t.Iu n that
pirepardd 'in the ordinary inbd.'
The Weather.
Frozeni rain has igain visited this
section. IThe old town clock got an.
oilear gu1 .tus On 'Tuesday iight froni
the weight off icC upon its hands.
A Naw Train,
Coductor Young, of the C. &
0. Rail Road, pss id up tho road
this 'week witli an cnt ire train of now
cars. The cars were built at -th
shops in Coll uumbia by Mr. Brown.
(Ve like to ree s.uh taste as well ai
energy on the part of the officers of
tle' road, as it s;hows that prosperity
Is Attendinog the Clarlotte & South
Carulina 1ail Road. Thic road is es.
cialliv f':'tunate i its solection of
conlducton.
1)emorest's Mouthly for February.
Tlis M ag!:.zi.ine has -always been
Dea rer' perfectiolu than any otIler.
There is one admirable featur,; in it
4. i un we'a ri ed Cffor1 att huproveret."
M os t o l :hv FashiolInNuI Mgaziues r'o
nain .n -:1 q, With one inuubt r
muebch ,ther: about emores,'..:
ther- r* hneu , a refinInleut and!
ti'tone, wv'hich fits it for
Its 11: Plor Maia.n for tho
mb .o11ca.. A now cover aind
1:r V I t.' IC t ar two lf the attrc -i'AI
et' th- new lone. Publishlled by
W. Jeningsi Dkenare:t, 47.3 Uroad
ny .Y,$3.0o y:arly. Bei for
a ('uncla'-.
'.. '\ 2 4. .' 'W ai l i ' o, \l .4l.- Tu. 4
uni e or- ty 06. .:. . e -I-a a
As0U i~~4 Ii. i. 1I Ji
" "w, I i
U: 4 4c. 4)4' i~ Iy -7111 41
SunI ,. hn~ 1y00; .e-, r
Per, i ev.'iing I 1)1I) c4.," [0
1-uncu-4 Il ni4vud1Ig lit onec o! .i babove
n!l l n -a iht- lih is I hA r , nkill dhe
h4 3.. 444. a . anI o .pr .v,4'4 hv'
I4lIS - VAI i'4 4' Li
V4 11. J44. N I N ,
'4lblePaifi Gu 4' .75 wh , g. 4'
Novemb.r.ih n pe...-....
Q-ughs P~i sph t of. J. -,.: a
J)'. st, aN~oe (WiN,v -aceu..~ fiu . e~
Phomix(iuano, 5 e, 75 -1.l,~lit.
vembe1h4r, wi th $l:on l:4-r cent,41 int.r'et, ap
*ji.'ved tily nefceptanlce4.
Flour. -o.f It Ine, uanadulteriated; iand un-r
Farm'zis Plaster or (.'ypsuin, .warrantse
lIn oftelring 'the above mafnures to plant ers,
I doso Withm every eonfidence, not, only hav
ing Iestimonnla fraom qp1hmt ere who, have
used. the4'm Ilhe ~pt year, but, atle furllher
gluarantl 90 that. o:oriy cargo, as it arrives, is
nitialyze.0 by Pr'mot'qasor Shlepard, .of the
Southi Courdlina Aledlion-1 Colleoge, nnd thie
highi reputatfin ofthese Isaanurtes fully kept
1 and 2 AtlanIio Wha~rf, OIaMrlest-on, S3. LA.
Jan 2.1.-'.'m
M1ONJTICELLOJ ACADE~MICALj and
C~OLEXLiTE IN$TITUTE.
Td1b 'iHl~ E ira4t. Sesalona .o this
SC4(UOOL. for 1868..will open on
V h4angay-th~le.of FIebr'uary. and
,g- wui embrace 20) weeks.
TiERMS OFl TU1TION.
ruimnary 'I) pantiment,. - 410.00
Imerme44)4ha441o or Acadi4emija f5.(0
fJJbert 04r ('ollegiato, . .0
Musaic on1 P'iano, indlLidfng '400 of iii.''
0One J:Il' of Ihortbnition uiioneggil3 '
peca. m a:dvance ; the other at th' of
14 per m~onth, payablA in oi'aefey, or1
141 ,slotns nt .market. :piIoo;.int< .ench
444a4:or must furisi e. -paoirf ,o~f 'Ieeti,, &
. irI 4,1 b..il44ts 04r uilla, aI copptigrigne- or
eterlevt.I &,pair of. )%llow Ca1os,',twell, No.
,4o4.rd~ 144S b o paid fotr in, aitiv~gno, 'diiher
b" (hu esqseiou or by thue -i th. .'
Jan 14-t.'xI . tine pal.
IM10T AND EQ
- ahd ~ t-fil'I'Aad Iehu
- - halt 4 a ~ra wedj
II0t1,1ietile htthge /t hit Add'
uill Co0u0 h p tadIf anid SgenIOtleeSi.jjem~
*v 'aMih er ope tjuvt -t11 ml adt~h o
!4r4.tr4'4-,s 414i .
.44'~4 4~444 '44
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