The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, February 01, 1871, Image 2
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lati Ied, feven iin war. lImthsuch hm
too pro le't I n c c I o.t ( i at 11 he
ti' 199 ii, :u l it i to b' a d thI t e
h v J i n . u& y t~ i c' n.lI U i li I hi th'Iv
re 1 gus oI th pr.n I% At. That11
I iei ~i. 11-1 ItI .. ( ..t. Vat~ 1 I ali ~ c . py1v
arm hwell be1 k: r 1nt o i l!u:
otr e-lIlit baormou t"o fg teir , an111:
I'ihting 41 alco t (InI i (I( :.po % hr : tle
d!rb 1 . U n1L of'1 t . vr.a na cl iu -
of the iucth. Wui. i .h.:, hcave't h.-ai
1i nedc toey th 1i t h.l,. : hilip. Ibc
nio .i- 9in 1o11. aIt il(la h i nl t i ']'ha
h111ri c111 ',1 h i ui r i sn tt 11.
thit fk.I if battle4, t:1hoghl " t hereo 1ut
peli of cihl oni hthe liipot 1(. whr haoy
Tll. I nt 1 1 1 .ii iecd uibe0,
Nbe. r . A 1 t y h i I I h ,
tio pet i i uih a 1 e 11 i' 1 i , 1, a! al
11m 4 tim 1 i n 1.th r gf ay . u n t -
t (al uno'- 'ed , , cb o 1 umovered.
The~ scen :99 .t la lilai-' lniaiy doer.ibed'
by,". .\ilit,"a e p n en ,' i
3~ I I ha . ; I ti I ! II t I I I II.c f% i I9C .i9'
:93 1. i t tl tIua v ,11 ; I3 tI -4 1 t.y'of 110-Ill
oil even tn1 e 1, u I l I be W u lli iaip
pililtll t It~i I f 3L T w h y'u A I t Ili) Ia
mrlIe polol aitI o drop lh. ti r, li)(. Itme
h-W1 i 'ilh h 9'l Ince het c a e Via:n.)
'aa11 1i ll y c 1)it ,.t taI"Ut . ' 1) " i. 1 111.1159
I Jetic a I l! Ill.- , 1 o 1ry 1 r Iom I oig(I
('1,11(3 31r 1 li cit alfi to Ile . ih de aw3I3
:1v1 iiitavI I -I 1 .tt, \%in1 si t Io 111 ti 1 itsy
I' , ip c i 1' nv i it :m1v . 1 a 1a 1. ag : .h
i fivat. ia y,: r 10 all m3la nyi g I' of thIfem
h, aIi been t riv Itae I (1 ,-ini I (It WaY,
'an9111 in991 theaii 91Tuilay. $()tAl tha.
ah m of .11 I o 1 As dt. ti )ip1, tI,
n r hall 1 ny11 Im ,.illn ilI Ilia floo wit 1hu :
ILaced' % m 9. I I 'a brII e Il e al
ttI'ies v1 I9' %%11I,'It.I.9Ik, o f it v ~ ol ttlo I' If Im
', i lcotl ( l e hi m orI al l eIli sve li
wa If, WOe ell 1 tha t, wa I he uIlt s
I th i I 9 I V; I II I I I - -%- '. Ii ".I 1.9 1 )11 a (191
rliefl~i nov39' of them ha i obtained.311
1 :Iit 3 i (I I A t 3 l l' H; I 1 .1 Vak r 111e
3lI e I, itith V. w i o s o ,li! t e h 911.
;IwIr 1ll1 Ile, -1.11 a :ll t h d t'ese d oyf
iu 11tatl t 1 1 1 k a t It k .\(1 1t
i lt - he n9 '1ig o tIlthe b r fl co I wI it'.
lher n i n I k 11-, I, I I r. L . i A l the9 at
agonies of u id1, ofs cold, of hun.
ill, wleli e I( en in hi.. t guv il the,
yIIt ht' li 1 ' - :I ' ll al '1 i';er, 1 1. it e '
dilalgi toum l'a199a :theney, net her( ,,i09le
Il'$jn~ as) to bea1 abet o lliadthe ofthe
win oh.Atl ve ti'n1 the 11 em1'ia L ai
(hi vm- y sh939 lb'g , f hl'I1r 1 t l t in hoiip,
Ilatl Will w111 o 19( it'l l 'l'k1 la
ro.t* )us' wouiaih-d. Tlat igt it 'hr
w99.aI o an ly n el 0ctltr in'~ th e wn ap:
toeo f perfI i~tar il iln ' 11n.91tatimlt, apn.
l ie were 1l'?gonI ato per.11) 1ly 9 on d
Thedea lbX991 a glbi l, :,n egin g t dy11
itnW3, and99 'a th oine wl er~. le d iiggeC
to ite th ir1la ,- wer9.l e hit antly Ii silld.
thei iserabll ibt ihSOIS with broeda
ort totiac ide o f taway1, w adern.
ab108ta plin tin l' ~to 19 theird lldr119dful
vety ran' al : 919 0 . i it eous9 C~i.inals
themiu to sl tw.I Oias buinrefri,
vLaoder-insi anWbOs by ina~ oenievie
gishcoret n mas muisy 1-very mcan
thatdI rhepof-ay. hi.wsn
'he Tini,dy. talrpow naho 1IOre
Tilt: N U 11.14. MYSTR:aY.
Tlo N, w Yolk Comalnwiercial Adver
isvr, o: the 17th inbtant,'says.:
It is I n'nored to-day that the p
h 1 t horities have discovered a lu
wbi-h promii-s to retrir. in the atrresl
",I the 4I4411tudre1 I r f jlejanil Nathan
There i ile douLt th'at the polio
ars aware of the whereabu 1 of th
anami. Colnel \'.~itley, Chief 01
Ih. Vl'i: St te, s ' 0S ret Service, do
1h1s thit Val the n d.rer is kniown i
the deote ti--..-, : i will be blou lit t
jo'4 , at :. t. eally d - ---in f.et, tha
(I'. IIU is no avt I Inu of' eso , pe opel t
l 4 ' -eopt -dII. Structit'nl.
All 4 t1. l'l;s4:.% is sr.-- A losto
M!!! dil'er CC h- k:. wh<, IN
led j00,000 41.4er th14! Ulnite
siales revnt lau ,w, and failed t p-.
WAS :-entene i o v arm? inmpriso
nju-nt in whatever .JARi in (the StatL
riAito hii be.s-t. Hlo chose Lulnos
44l oith Iis wi!' occlupie. nif'!'y f1i1
i I 1 n 4s4 thie.t., beinig 11lowed tih
lL rty of' the .jail and thie privileg
! 4.1 o the post-ollice.
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WOdnecday Morning, I b. I. 1871
lIl th y' in loS ''Lay3 Serniona" a<ii
Vk.; att s the udy of l'hlysiolal Seient
I. " na tidote to tlit, PIh'1i0 Of d<
ap),ir thatf von.es uptin every earne
thinherT, ill view of thle endtle.-- rev',
tItiolls that tahe place. iii hun a
f~airI-,." JNo dotzt, in tik Ianattel
II uxth y is right. In the wo&e liel
of physical researo, development ai
progress according to unvarying 10
1wrvale its eades runnifei1 stations <
come less clnge, o I hat the imnpre
5i4n in upon the student that hi
1n'in s'ity taunt i also be advancin
eCording to .some unyielding law <
-0ciali progretis not yet discovered c
tinderstood. All growlth necessitatt
and spring.s out or decay, 0141 thiing
lassving away, or rather being repro
tlied in an order of things that i
4e .d. A n flen are prono to lou
upon this parallel de.structive proce,
exclusively at tinaet i'] 'not to ob
serve the hov forums of life that ar
sp' i ingiig e'oltem illporancously wit
them ioin the ruins of thoso 'form
that are pas'sing away. Somne a<l
quanintanICe with Science tends, theni
fore, n10 do.ilht, toward .4 more dice
ful view of life ; for the spirit of al
sciece is hot. fulmness, and despair 4i
in (th( Cstim4ation of all earnest stu
dents, synonyinoes ivith insanity, an
bint another ituno fir folly.
Turn anotlir departni1ant of learning
i f'r -'. I.- lluxley h.s io tasto 1an
-y in :dh-Iitate apprecir
tion, Since h e So evide.tly uander04t
the amount of truth which man ca
ohtain l by Iniean1s of testimuiony at!d b
I 4lief in aid.ority, as (mcu to stilt
tihat the p1irit o. ske pt iisna as0 ppot
to4 /faith24I ii hever p irait (of bIt ieneC
let 0ie iny. S24ya lie, ini "just ilication b
v.eriicaition and4. not by faith"'-tur
to history. I Iistol-y whrns naltioi;
algainist the suicide of' derspair. A
on s t hey hope, co lon~g have the
gootd reaIson4 to 1hope4 Onl. A strangt
whot lnid b.een4 present whlen the R<
411a11 8etat m1et a10. fter the baittle
t'anna14 , ill which thle fllwer ofC H oma
444a14h4442d had4( fllen an iid sixty thloul
and( ICI t of ome's0 cho.icest soldiery la1
(1ead1 and4. un1burlied upon the fi'ld<
that dreadful(I defeat1011, 4144. 1had( hear
the' ii21 unaious vo'(te( of l thaks to 1.h
de fea ted general21 who se I 312 m ismangt
ment haI i d caiiused thei 2 14 calai ty, "'b(
cause%" in the hour of disaister' lie 144
nlot desaire211'd of the republie," woul
have4. fel t.uredl of th44. result of th
co14111e1 between.04 iaibal1111 and llom<
Thie geniuis of Hann1ibal121, haoweve'
1transeendentcl4 !oild nlot cope with th~
genlius of this. ilnanily people. I101p
p rov'ed t tronge~r t han revenge.
IAn ti we turn to still aniothecr fielu
of thloughit, whiich HiIuxley, with tha
ciocit so fr'eq iuently enigenidered b;
dev'otioll to phlysical. sciec,C affects ti
pa4tron1iz/e'(he. thie r'eader just think o
it-Thoma4s Hoxdcy p)atroiin~g St
l 'ault, "'tha't grea'ltest (of all1 the grecal
4134.n that the great God4( ever erent,
ed !") the grealt Apostle of' the Gen.
tiles tells usy thant otir God is th<
"G1od of ijope."' Maurk the extraor
d.ina~ry eleva~itioni of the beaut iful pas15
Saige, and4( judIg. for y our'.telf, teader, ii
this 1man.1 be a1 tech~ler inspired fronr
ou high, or nYo-(Cow -11u5 Gon 01
Hors'4' fill you with a11 j-oy anld pent
in4 believing, that yo imy abound hi
h~ope, thriough the power of the Uioly
G hot.''
Thusl 14 h.etheI r we consult Science,
Histor'y or lReligion, a hopeful spiril
is provod to be the dictate of sober
reasoin, and1( to deospair is to choose o'.
row and to cultivate misery w4.ith a
fool ishi sad(ress, iui a world in whioli
"light is sown for those thlat d~o right
in darkness" (darkness being tihe ve'ry
soil out of which light 1qpt ings) and iit
which "sorrow may endulre for a night
but joy comeath in~ the miorning."
Sclence stays at flome.
Any one who will take up a good
agticulttiral, periodical and road 11
will be struck with the vast field i
interesting and beautiful exporimel
-afforded by the 'purs'hit of agricultir
3 and will not find it hard to belio
that it is to brains 'and not muse
that South Carolina must look for
return of wealth a'nd p&oEperit
There is no wisdom in farmers loa
gk the Stato. This is wisdom,
s 8tand still and compel tho elemetats
a high civililation to gh'thor abol
then, to subju. ate the soil, to adoi
their io:idences, surron'nd th'om wil
coinforts. and miake e tem t'o hor
I of intelligence and refnenemnt-. Th
they can do as well here as elsew'her.
Our climate is genal, our soil
good. But wo are ignorant. It
o huminiliating to state it, bit it is tru
\Yo are far behind many portiotns
ie world in oAlr tleeory i.nd onr pra
tee in farming. Wo uc neither t
best implencTils nor th'* ,bet i inet
ods of oultaie. We nieid kno'Wied
But beyond kWOuli dge, We nee'd t
right use o'f the 1;nowledge Ae alre
osess. WO teed w10 to do witlt
know to be u iec. %) o nee I via tud
the Roman ot -c of it, ntamely, manuaa
nes ; bum ilit.y to learn, patience
examino and test, and persistenceo
the end of a liian once begun) ,th
time nany ba ing results. Now the
qualities do ntt como by emigratic
fThoy are in'dpendent '6f nit'err
bircumstanetc. They are the glory
d human nature', and they flout ish
every soil and beneath every Mk
v They miaak' the bariEn nountAins
Sn itzerland a land of plenty and prc
perity. They can convert Sou
Carolina into a garden.
Educati loc by the Uialted Stat4
G coversasuaest.
r Upon the subject of education v
are in sympathy with all who adv
Cato jublib sciools suppoited by tax'
sufficient to sutaiti them. A nd
the mass of the people at the Sout
especially the non-property holdir
whites and the blacks, are to be edi
cated during this tninbation; we si
no other quaIter to which to look fA
means adequate to this end than I
the Treasury of the government i
Washingto. The Southern States al
too nuch crippled in resoure
by the war to inaugurate a system i
I ublio bduchtlon on a scale lark
endugh to uabsver tl.d neccities i
their situation. The present growit
generation will not be educated, it
bs left to the State Governments I
educate it. They cannot do it, ar
they will not, if they outh. Whethi
the bills FI-enled to bongress I
Hoar and Wilson of Ma-isachusetts I
wise applications of the idea of ti
Y necessity of national a.id to ed entic
0 i i the Southern States and in the to
ritoaies, we cannot say, because '
3 have not read thema, but we are pc
Y suadell tha~t only thb stronag arm at
" the long purse of the Government
a Washington is able to grapple ii
a the subjett. Tholi koveiinnt is to
Y -solidated and national--wihy hot has
an oducational bihl applicabld to tI
-entito Union ?t The et*~dudite
f ifty mnillions of dollars in buildit
'suitable a~htool housds, and introdu
iiig thorough instruction irtto tI
Y Southe~rn Stttei, would entire
Schange the feeling of the pdople t
wards the national government.
would be n~oney well spent, and ti
-wonderful growth of the section wou
soon reimburse the national treasui
.the amount ten timtes over. Ii
are glad to see that this subjet is a
r ..-jpropos of Senator ial elections, it
a noted that~ Gen. F. P. I{Lair', of Mi
3 souri, and Gion. J. A Logani, of Ill
nois, each commaanded a corps <
IGrant's army at Vicksburg. 110t
thad been niembers of Congress.
Logan went into the war a Domiocra
and is now clected a Republi-can Se:
ttr. Blair went in a Republicai
and is now elected a Democratic Set
tor. And both the above oficers pats
ed through South Carolina wit
Sherinan, and particifiatedl in tha
burning of Columabiat and Winnsbor<
Victoria C. Woodhull, a lYdy? at'
one of the strong-minded of the newa
paper firm known as Woodhull
ClafliN?, has nominated herself a
President of the United States, cit
consents to have her noaiiattion rat
fled 1.y the national convention i
1872.
A whit6 marble mionunioet;i
meteory of Mrs. Susannah WVesle3
the mother of the founder of W~et
legat Methodism, hai jfust been cre
ed, by subicription, in the yard adi
joining the chapel btilonging~ to the
comninanity in the City road, Londot
It wassoletply uno, ered a few day,
ago by Ma'. Wil liam~ M'A'rth or; M. I'
who delivered a; auitabl'o addrea
Mrs. Wesley or Westley-for th
name las been spelt both wa a-wa
Susavnah daughter of the I ev. Da
Annesley, one of the ministers ejeote'
after the Rlbast~iin
>f A Teidder-lleairted Athlete.
Tihe Pittsburg Dispatch thus des
, 'cribes the accident whilh befell the
6 gymnats Eugene Roumnelli, at the
le Varieties Theatre :
"This young man executes a grace
ful featin turning over two horizontal
r- bars. Lost night, as he was about to
do this part of the performance, one
hand being w'et \with perkpiration', it
Si-li-pped on the ion bar. When this
occurred, the ,gymnast loosoned his
grasp, as though to take a stro'nger
n hold on another pa'rt of the bar. Hu
I was at this time straight in the air,
' aied when tr3ing to take the secoind
grasp, his erinniib iu un w v lost. lf,
graspid it the b:. r, but mised it, ind
.shot saddenil dowi.ward. r 1kir y
t he rail roan'd. the orchno-tra, lounelli
is >ounided suddeily bae!hvard to the
e. tteor, amoi g the msith.The- uh-,
dience for a ionent reemed paralyted
but se veinl person0S t0o I ecovet'
ed their tentcs ,id went to the aii (if
eC the intjuted n,Ann, who lay seinseldsh3.
hi- tie wins raised to a bitti'tng posture,
t, mind, openinag his eyes, caught -ight of
tho two girls who perform with him,
'y 1 nd'in'g'onA the. Lar :, the domje.
Y 'hougi them'sufet ing intense I.ain), he
V at once be'g'ged the bystanders to
in loosenn 'he repo by which thay deuend
ii. ed, and ena'e the i to 'conn'e do'n.
to No one stirriing to ti) t'his, Ite again
urged thei to rescue the girls, e'vi
to dtly feat ing 1hint their fright wloulid
at cause theyn to fall. Itwis an'n aipni
e which, nindo oin the spur of the mo
n. mncut, and by a wounded mhan in great
al igony, declared the gynmnat to be
posscsed of the purebt and best qu .li
of ties of nnitilood, And mark'od i in lie
)n thoroughbred genatleanin. When the
y. two girls were 8ikly donwn, llon nnelli
o(f Was c' rried iato a dr, siing-rooum, aind
a physician v'1as sent for. It ,inumlIi's
ijurie an e ialtogt tn hr i .to-runn, no,
h bonis being broken', it i.s hoped he
will soon ruouver."
ATF.NPT TO TAKK' FOCInLE P03
SES JoN -Ali aite'pt was nade on
yesterday, by 31r. W. II. D. MoAteer,
re the Radical. contestant for the onfiv.c
). 1f I nobatie Judge, in company with
others', to take forcible posses-ion of
if the office. During thd abz.ehie of thne
present incumbent the dour was fore
bd and the look broken. Ulida his
ig return warrants were iss.ued and the
t parties arrested by the Sheriff, and in
e default of bail coirtliitted to JAil,
rwhee they renained for a few hours
when bail was prooured. Every law.
o abiding citizen must condemn such a
it high handed measure as this, let his
*e polities be what they may, It is a
R dangerous thing for a man, or any set.
of men, to take the law into his .r
their hands. Mr. Williams still
0 holds pos.se-sion of tine tflie and is1
f likely to do so until dispossessed iy ,t
due course of law.--anaster Lcd
it ger'.
6 No AMNtEsry ren RF-lnEI.9.-Noui
d that it is quite apparent that anmne.ty
ir propositiotis are indefinit'ly postpon
ed inl kongressi, we cite the testimlonly
y of the New YoAk Tribtino as to the
0 inpolicy of siich a course. Tin;.t
e journal says :
n '-It is an unfortune probability that
as long as disfranichiseneit exists,
outrages will be coitnnmitted. rnTwo
4O classes cannot I 6 ariayed by such pno
' liticail distinctionls as no0w exiM in tine
d South in deadly hostility without cons
it tintual ly clayabng. As t hn disfraini
nchiised elness in ti e Sen tth is in .smne
p kees large and aliwany evecry whnene
ituential; the othner will itutnally
eC suffer until a gd ion al anenst y re
eo moves tine cause of disasension."
'T&o Mnt~.tosrm nm Pon RotA I.
'Tie person;s int eresteid in~ thle ConI
stritetion o'f tine Port R ,yal Ratilroadn
Sare now in Coluinnbia, aind hope, by
.y tvuthiung quietly and switly, to secure
-. tihe ear or thne Genrazl Assemnbly be.
tfore it is generally hkeos n thbat on ait
Stetmpt is niaking to sanddlea tno mni
l1)ion nore tinproductive debt .pon
d tihe broad shnoulders of Lhe State.
y TPhey propose to give two million dol
e asis of preferred stock of tine Port
~. Royal Railroad itt etchange for two
rmilions'of doillia in State bonds,
andl it is said thant they are willinig to
pay four hundred thnousaind dollars in
abonds to secoure tine passange of thne
-measure.-Charkston .New.
A BAitiooN BoUn in.--Dnring nihe
exlibition of Lanke's Vfrens at Cami nnilhan.
Os., last wveek, Prof. 11laydenn's balloon
-- look fire andA was entirely destroye'd
t, At VTaldiosla on Satunrday hmat annolher'
.of line bal loons camie down in thne wools
and the trees ha~d to bec eut down to
'extricate it. Theli Professor hand lo
-jump fur ii life, and hasd a very nnan.
- - row necapg.
o Tihe Walhnalla C'onrier thninks that
the proposed Jury Law, which ok.~
trusts the selection of juries to a comn
innissioner for eachn county, is opein to
du nnlinmited abuse. "'Insteadii of remgov
7ing the seletion of jurors from pohti.
-elonrol, is places thnemn in tine
poe of thu head and( front of what
eve parun ty may bec in tine ascenancy
inl the "State.''
8. *Su EF.ilNO CO~tM ATTEES.-The. Mont.
L'nmeiry .-\ dvertiser takes uns hack to tin t
but, danys of Mr. IBuchnanann's ad nhinis.
Iratin and remnindcs ins of Jon nCGo.
vodmne's "smnellinig comnmittee,-" aind tells
u s that iihe Morton commnittee on South.
- Iern~ omnrages should b6 dubbed "Mnarts
- jtonn's QOtannd Junnctiond Southnern Kun
Kin.4 nd Ney tUnivemsai Snme-limng
LCommnittra." oc1~h were ioting more
nor less tann Coingress1oinal electionneer
5 jng comn iittee."
. Zo death In Lonidon is announced,
a at te q go of ninety-seven; 6f M1r.
s Tho'maa Dawes,tho e enior member of
.th'e firin of Dawes & Sons, solicitors,
I an said to be the oldest lawyer on the
1'al 1a having boon namintto in 1795
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
NEW YOinK, January 21.-The 11er.
aid special reports that the irtussbian
frigate Medusa fought tho Frenclh
guiboats, Cm vi ieux and lIreniex, ont
onl the l'tiifo Ocean, sinking both.
The French friigatc Cecil had left
Moitevedio ill charge of' tlie Medi-a
Te irussians tiuccese'fully at
thecked Dijon.
The botbardntA has niearly i
lenced St. DInis.
St. Jon'Ns J.aIuaI'y '.The ca e
betwi tonl Placenil t amd St 'iir re har s
f;.iled, but it will 'ot inltvfier with
ft'roim St I'ierJ to lhest, l''uliee.
LONDON, Jauary l' .-l1ist.taek
haviang retfusod, oi,o'itical grou-1*ha,
to pa.a' Favre, has upplied to the mili
t-.t'y powers, who g-attted a p;s< care
fully worded to u oid political sig
nificance. Favre Ia.s, prulably, al
rcady ht. Paris.
The French armoy (if the Norti is
arriving at Arras, I)oiai, and [ille,
inl a totally di..hatuded aid di.scon rag
ed coi.dition. The eit izenis of' Lile,
are intliguant with G ambetit, whoit
they charge with drivintg 1the onl to
this stite of affatirs.
A 1' 1'at-ht fron Lille, Jainary 2'.l
sa s : 'I lie bombardmetir. of(uaboria
has cotna t d. (.mtibett~ L t'eaided
at a lony (oulncil of' War.
enll' 1l I Rbinl, whoM UestnWmnded
a dIvisiut' of the arin y of the North, is
d ism(I evd.
Paris advices to d.11.uarv -221 -tzte,
I h.t the FIeinch losse'. in u11 s1i'. i!s e of
the 19th were o than ,:00.
Trout ha.s islued 1111 (nlr f the
da),peak~ig ini thte !iglt ter. of'
oflieer and sdier:.
LON'DON, Jan.2.i.-A dIi.pr.tch fina
Laille, Jamnary 23.1, --ups; iGambetta
has reciei\ed a teh-1r0in, th at. tiht
('Naribaldi:iis ained a victory til 'al
day nteat' 14joii, ant le e .my ataill
donled a strionug p iot. A large
aitount of maiterial iiinv pr
tnors were c)(aptureda. 'The (aib-t ~
d ians ar'e acti'.ely pisupig lie ene
W\Aslso-qros,, Jan. 26.-Foreig-..
--The rtnimis have abandoid tube
scige of (ambria,.
The Frentch li ive inndt aed the.
country around Aldy and Arras.
The Gertain iilly in he nor1't It of
Fiance i csitimated at eighty thou
sand.I
The bombardment, of Longivy is
sisliended. The Prussi..ns att'ibtIute
this failure to the heavy fog.
A dispatch dated Iavre,' J.atary,
24th, says ite Gernitains, af'ter titakintig
requisitions for fifty ihousand fratc ,
t4bot four inihabitaitis and carried oil 1
the Mahyor and thire councilmncit.
Name and place omnitted.
Turkey de.lai es scimi-ollicially tha t
hencefort h Iie will tely upon hIle pro
teot ion, aint not upon the interots and
jealousieis of 'tiropeaii powers.
I o x noN, Jan iary 26.-Th Ti Tmes
has special datediVeri aillt. ,24, saying
that Jtiles Favt-' is thie C, proposing
to surrender Paris and the garrison
with the iono-s of war.
The di.spatch adds that the terms
of the sui r'nder will titke t imt, as
the Fi'ench dleiiands9 are' too large.,
T[hoeJ' nTissays edit arialfly, if F~ vre
refuses tb capituilatte on Ucrmuan terims
13ismna ck lias the aiccpttee of thtemt
by N juoleomi an th~ le i' ttp ror, an d
thrteatenis to i catore Nap ofleont.
LibN-ox, 'January 25.-A special to
the Telegri . says; talt the 'veningat
journials coufitm th~le d ispatchtes pub-.
Iia'hes b y lie mtorintg pire(s, of the 1
surr'einder' of lParis. IThe sturrender is
oni termis sutggr'sted by Bismnarch:, antd
isi apptjrovu e haby the press unanti
miousdy.
The co-mi-tt'tee' of def'enice hats in
trutsteCd Fav:r.e, I learn on hiighia uthlii -
ty; to tmaike the best .terms lie cian,
but to brintg thueconflict to a elor e,
iln anyi caise. The re is a genetori I
agreemencat itt ofhicial circles, thtat thie
end is naotnentarily at hiantd, as fat' aisI
the dlefencee of' Paris is concern'ied.
'J The imtperialIiIts :freo ac't iv t an d the
Englishl gove rientt is kntownt to faa'.r
the restoration! of' the Boitaplate dy..
nasty,. unidor the rigencey. Ad4vices
are allowedt to leave Ptaris, endoriesedI
by iniftuenatial residents, atpprov'itng thais
toerittina ~io of .thte wvar.
NEW YinK, Jainuar'y 25.-A iterald
speocial fromt Paris, Jal.uarty ',sat y
thltat ont Satudaty inigh t a crowd 'or
cit izent~ of Ii I -Iev'tI e and othler qu(ta r
ti's, who had biein thtreaItii: tiis..
chlinf since theo failure oif lie s. rie of
the ILth, g athiered ini .um.betrs artin.d
the prtisont of ato;. s, whee lottrenis,
wi'i e inecier'ated, aii.d afteri v'atians
riotous dlemiotstrationa', ntadee ai ngt.
itar at tack upj. tn thte i i, anad beat
do0wnr tie L' teis witIthI bludgeonts, sItne
and irtont b trs. 'iTte jailor' and . iot nk.va
fled for their lives, leaiig ltej,
free to thle iiters, who opiened ' the
cells, releaising the ittma tas unittil ttey
foun 11flonatitns, M illlet's anitd lie ir
companii iions, whot wet'e born'ie forl th ini
triumph atiilst cries of' "A bats
IFtv'i' I" ''A bats Tr'oebtu !"' A (ter
parading the streets, the rullianily
crowd stopped,' and1 F'lourtens nlde a
descet upoti Cho Aairie of the Twe'..
tieth Arroitdiscteet, comnprisintg the
turbulet quarters of Bellev'illec, St.
Laorgnan, P'orelai Chatise and Ceba
rounte, initending to establ i51i thte
headquarters ofai rev'olutiontar'y move.
ment, which it was hoped would cx.
tend over Ithe whole city. Ihowever,
as the patraide fatiled to dlraw tiny larg
er number of folluowers into active co
operationi, and finding that thoste il.
blgrto pug into revolutioni were
bady amedand almost destitutte of
amuhnitioni, the rioters abandoned the
miovemnent. Before dispersing, Flour- I
ens called utpon all presetnt to mnake
oath to tr.cet on Sunday at noon, in
front of the Hotel do Ville, and there
diemand nosseossion of the govr-non
inl tie n:.uo of the people. The rio
ters tock the oath With great vohce
imence and excitement, and thon broke
up into groups and ictuinta to
their lionifes.
LON , VNJanuary 27.-Tho Bona
patrtists ie very active. ['ictti Van.
dal acid (General F'tcury ai e t WVil
bhnc IIhIohe.
1Iy the ter1mi.4 of c pitilati on the
NationG!uard, cqaptured at Longwy
tre not he'.? as prisoer. .
('ourirs pass Constantly Uc t wee n
Ch. lburst and Wi'lheliiuiihohc and
Vermilles.
The ship 3)atirion V1mecrson, reported
,n fire at IMe n) Hlaven was baurnec .1
1" the ter'se e A small porltion
>f the car;(g) w .; vil.
Latest Ativices.
Capitulation of Paris.
'Ill E A lli V I'll \O EItS 0F W ll.
The War Virtually Ended.
ihlell:irtiiient. ilas5 thi folinicg frin' i
J-11 '9.Te t Mae
\ltma n, :.et ig Mlinister to Mgul
dateil tils tnorlting.
"Tim (rm:.ni A h ma.sdor here hai
llwi-illy ioforni-il me, that the cpit
il.-tion of all the Plut is forts, and ait
ai liit ice td' th ree w 'a ks by sea and
lanl, uas sigIol at eight last ncight,
at Vegaillos, by Count .Bi.,inarek aud
.1r1. JuleS FaIvrel.
The army Iof a' .is remain prisomers
of war in the0 city 1 but it is it
known whethir they are to le (disrin
cd ori not- No 4Iails received.
Cutt elmStII Ii inks it ilporltanlii
(1hat the- latet that anl a:linistico exists,
he widely k i l pos)ihle.
V. I NA. JitItIMIy 29.--General
('elco i'rrol, ,I i rniiil eel with thir
I'ty i atial a inh rcc c of idi!cciS.
( iton dull, with sales of 2,10 0
bales at 15.-. G01d l og.
Cu n~troJ-111tary- 28.-Cojtt.,u
uill-iini 1s 1-1 ; ,ales 300 bales
receiplts 1,615bae.
Liv 'i-'o-., . ciry 28.-Even
ing-Cotton 1ci< t, uplanids 8.1; Or
6 N8n ": ales 95,000 bales.
An Enemy to Health and .tiappinoss.
l Thy 'iersia not only d esiroys heah h, bill
it anidhcs h icnp Xcineiss from lle fnild V. of
Ilyspepti is nel'. only unhappy himself, ite
i O1iltks all n dII1 1Ve hi:n u rnhiipy. li.
'IU T-' Vi.i iT.liLE 110Vi':lg PILdS1 is
e la evi-edy Ar it, j '-i'
The Boy and its Needf.
Considering the xireime scesitiveness of
th:e h141i n bdc1Wiy, aild, that it is un provec
ml excet by aiticeul covetu'.t foml 19 tie
action itf cobi,. it i 4 not Strange Himnit atbtis
easo t iit liaible to ina11i1Y disoriets. The
sin ex.rices it poweriial influence over
Mle Ntomab andt hooLwel a11111nd whe its f'illn
Iioi:o are interrupe by ude lchil I 'tht
:ithe pecre'- ajhd prievent c i Vi pi)r0lior
from thle su-raice, internal conges-tion is aIpt
to tin:-ti. The digekslive Organls never-pe
forteir 1 office I'lroperly When is is thle
Ca'40, 1-1tu ite nasi! Ina tr of the Fysteml,
11uclet Iat thyn ie bowels acu-l lce 'kiihiey3s,
const ipaonadavrieic ce' 1~fcty of el'OI isera~i
'S rCe morer liess revalein t 1lspl in,
wi ier eio'Xts, is also alggrahcvai'edi iby these
Laulses. Thei~ most '100 eecive preveniiiive of
icnd i''e-ey for,' diii urban 'ces of' this meOtive
i lsurs IISIIL''xtioiineih liitters- Aclinig acs
1sljiiinchint ccid lie, ii r'ouses lthe slomc
ccrad lhe intesrir e's, impctin'lg to thcose
tacljriorl or'gans both1 ctdivity cand recgu,.
luily. II al18o opecries a's a1 sudeorificIby
incg Ithe veL'sds iof the1 $:inccci jlu (l o~t.
inI t'c fre paissage of' e'xhauicsited~; inauer
brenghli o cini cctural seilv ' cf te s, .l~i
Ilieinga ncciiild inicc''e, ii dives I acheilthflcl
iipuli.L 1o thce acton of ithe kidneys, whIer'e
hi'ierei4 is a lendiecy to drplisy, jid 'as a
Sood diepcurent camcl nervinie., hasi a highly
iecicn'heim et~eet in irheumt cca~ 'ses, it
lcc'cinicne; incha jpy pr'opor'I jns lice onciel,
dheraiiIve, npctieint,1 nuiseptic1, d~n~ciloetic
ccni gci bliou ils prcoperlt i ' requiite forbc lice
'stoion~ llc eof a1 5sstmc genelcI1ly dii:mei lr
'd, icl hcas no equa1:l as a wintcer icnedicince.
The micoscicope1 shcows 'thie toloc' of lice
crair idue to a1 depoiisition1 of pligmencct. inc its
iliicinhace- Whcenc ther hcair glandis bcecomce
'e'nfe'led', tis fi inen'It faici'.- One afc er
i:othier' lice hir<'' bt'iil whii it or facll out
ceildccinhg balcdncess. lllicness is encey tol
wcvente bu 14 harcidi to curei'. Ar' ac's ii l I
iieei no ii stps ii: teven reCstor'es the harir
i'etn eos:I alw'iys r'estorecs its ceoor. ice
cei'ic enCco"Ic ion is att Onico vliile: softt.
it , fr'e'hn ies s andci gloss of yot.Ilc. Thiis
ieat Ornc:1 lelt' b shouih li het peserved'ii since it
mni hec Icy Avisn':i ifta Viroonc, which is
cIiousc~ 1to1 thoc:iir -Tr'cibunie, Spinicg.
rille N. Y- cjc 5-,cc
- 1840 17
lciwid to have wi n f11ccri iisillf ac repucliln
uc-cisurp id icc thi hi.,lory o,' cmedical pro'
iraicu.es ics ccinitncaccocus eficci in Ithe
.l'c lji onc ilti 's I icctio o f in lc in ll its
mrc'macc fornI5.<mcidentc to lthe tcuinc famc~ily
ccdi lthe cunsoiliiciid l wrin cad' veincailoes
ileliny ci i' lhe masses inc its fcavorc, 1ha1ve
cccn, atccar ics own hieii adert~l~isements:
'iche incgr'eiien t o t hce PA iN Kic.ucc hie..
cng picr'e'y V IGi ITa cc.e:, r''eder it ai perfect
y' sale~ andt i'tlic'nioucs r'emed'y ic ken interc
1:cly, as~ well als foc' e'xternal ac[pilicins,
Vbe ic sed1(1 accocrdinig to directione. Theic
inc uipcin ilin f'cocc itsR ucs is readt~ily re
ice beliy wvasing withI alcohol.
Tihis .\edicline, ju~stly celebrated for ltho'
ucre of so manily ailit iions incidenct id t ho
mmaci family, hcas crow been before t he
clhllic (Ioer -rTY va I:,s), acnd hans t'oud
Is way iccto almcost, every cornerc of theo
vorid ; ail wheovier it. thas heen used1, lice
acme opicion is expressed of its medical
>r'opec'cies,.
In alny at lack, where prompt ncoion upon
hce syst em is requcireid, tho Pcainc Kilter' Is
cnvalualble. ils ainmost inslanlaneoucs effect,
a lRelievinig Paini is truliy wocnderfcut; and
!ihen usedi rcocor:ding to dire'ctioncs, ii true
o iti ncame, cc PAIN KILLER.
jan 6-i1m
Cox-I rS osr --A d-ty's rle in almost
inly part of our11' comn1ry will sh1ow Ilorit
I onu11 01e practical illut ration1 of, the pgtavl.
ile IOl lt n who colmntenlced (4)o buil Iih
catlie without conling ie cost. Men of
Iel leave ouat of their calcubitiorns such lit
te mtillers as doors, blid s.1.4ashes, 111 1ld4 -
ilgs, &c , and inl the 4-nd41 fintd n1o comlfor1it ink
Ihe iihuse whi thilt-ey have built. Itemliei -
her, thlerefore, before bilinfg, to write to
P'. P. Tonle, hiso. M. C., then largest
hianifiact rev o' doors, &%... ill I I 80ou1 berl
1Sites, lor Ik estini te of, the cost of finisi
ing anImk
Titt: ilr-a: we; l.Itvi: I. The mind if:
tile euIt I of ilt! 11(1ly, and111 tinlt'ss Ile tele
ment is kept inl good repatir, (he imimortl-1
occulinlut is d '1 'ed. distraught il seri
blev, ani sees Ilhings --It s through ai gltisu,
datr';I.y." nt as Ithey reahy are. ', hen I ho
St 1 -1b is relaxed. lhe liver torpid, th
bow Ise d i 'dre , n1111d lie Ilerves 1111strulk
Iale , -aitalize, regulate 11111 tne h110e
withl
TAFRANT'S StJLTZER APERIENT:
.11s apmrralion1 is certin, panlisad salin
t' y. It hrings t he action of these impor.
taun. ilrgansl into confrormity With thle I ws
of' healthIt: Ithe spiri.. rise, Ithe brainl cIla S;
amd the caplaciIy I) enijoy lire is restored to
10 de.<poi Iling invalids
SLD IY AL. DnUGSOTS.
31A SO N IC , 1311.L'ING.
R1It I 11011' L.\k l t conl mnion Iiion of
Whinnsboro1 I odge, No If. A.-..
8.. I..will be eld o T111r11day 7
Febrtuiry 2d, af 7 o'clook 1P. MI.
Irl 1lrn yill akt, e id n..tic, :an gov-.
e111 ilhetielves accorliIgly. BY l ore
(he ii'.-. I...
W G. .ltnIw;, e
14the ill if I1srance Co111
To MeSsrs. Miller l awtgon, General .-gyents.
I hereitIl y'iq -iciowlel l. t h elt receipt of $5,
Ot0 the anwlith duItO e it 'olie 3591 in Ith
Soe l - e i-ance I lO . ie
recepI!t in Of tip 3hove ai1tison
of' gloom, despo1idency and gtief wil pro
a bII.s 1a iI kfuh rcleivis and dep ntdeuisa
datilghte.a. anid is aI'l j idenlce of' the tendol.
eCare atal Foreihight of, one hl ose 11,.0 watk
devo it tothe Welf r. of. th Mode hie loved.
Allow mie ..to timank yonl fr tho k11 inld andl'
pronmpt Sell eme oit f ,flhe tibove Claim aind
10 expr. S 111 Ith ho that th1isO noble South.
cdrl Instiot1til which yon rtt presen, may
Incuet with [h" I Iue-eSS it Soju -fly mecrits.
I remain youirs very truily,
'-.x I S. I. MOAlRIS.
ItOR SNA.
fr IAT fine PlntatI io ow aIR ti
I. aitn Pice," ittated mile he
lowv Winnsboro, lyinig onl bollh sidies of thle
C- C. , A. R . i ., cotaing 8-18 acres, a
large portion of it is inl origin.l woodk he
balance in sa high "(tIle tf claivaion. Fo(r
termus, aipply 14o .\rs. L. A .\IObeQy or- Dr.
l. A. uCShaan. The place c n be d re.
ed for ua'l the irist o .lir chjle r, ne ixt.
.!it -8 o Mrs. L. A. ielCig .
100( All r
(Cho'tices lito coffeeit I lI~'iiO (C i
Cast Old1. otvernmenitaati f u Cgffe ,
C. 11 Baco Sidesv~h
(1eStI Ftily o .
MacarniChOOD & A., &c. A
Ornit'eiii' .ttoansiind cSii'ctin. 'h
Waltiptg ilh Shoes dJu t recie si
Specia eton is evningd 0to ouary uin
Chewing ok co n ie ias is
reve. A erewl ecnerd
eostxicslhna iti cmno pherendo to pah
hair iylito m ila mi,. n gv -
60y oacks Faml Flour. .~R
.ppr H. arhess and Scr etathe a
jan 20tx