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Desportes & Williams, Proprietors.] A Family Paper, Ocvoted to Scienco, Art, Inquirv, Industry and Literature I Terms---$3 00l' Anun In Myano VOL VIII. WINNSBOR. S. C., WE)NESDAY MORNING JUNE 18 1873- 1NO 52 TI I Ej FAIRFIELD HERALD 1S I' It1.ls1tm H. ) W I .KlKY ny i9ESPiOR''E s & WILIIAMIU 4, Ternit. -'iv lmir,1,is publishedl Week inlO Town of winisboro, at 83.00 in t tria/ly in adrance. Anr- All 1.raiisient aivertisenicts to be naiil in atdvanO. ,Obit uary Notices anl Tributesf($ 00 lpr I juare. [From lie Neomho (Wiscotinsin) Journal. 1AV.1 1INMIN. In KlaaIth, whenl ho sun was low, The lava ilods held Mr. Lo, Who flared to light, an.-] wouldn't go For all the peace conIission'ors. tfn frnilh, It was a 'hallait sight, To see itheec (hto mntid men of mniglit, Wit gins and ca imons, diny and night, Fight fifty dirty Indians. For overyfoot ofiya-bed They threw a pound of Itii nEg lead, A Con for every Moeloc ilea , . lit trco weeks roaring battery. Fire, Gillem, gtal.hy cann's Vve, Ifill Scar-faoett Charley in his cave Anid Captain Jack shall find a gravo, with all his bloody chivalry. We'll bless you whon you've killed thei til. Th men and wonien, great nil sVMMIl Ani' not h inbe is loft to atitiall Its hatred of our victory. For this is freedoni's chosen land, The heriago of all that's grAnd, And lie nilleninn,'s 1030 at. hanid, with a few more scalps for inctlury. Klrailgo Stories uII ('ll llcetiout With P'r08 iln11 tiranllt. T he country will hear, with stir Jirise alnd pait, that a serious move imeint is oi foot to prepare materials f.,r the imlpeachitent of the P"resident of the United States. It is Allege'd by the promoters ct' this uob political venturo that Presidcnt Grant's habits aro tich that the niation cannot afford to have him continuo as its Chief Magistrate any longer. There has always been a susjpicion that his thirst for stimulants was ossiv ilnd beyond. the 'ontrol of his will, and isinow known that by the influ once ;,especially of his wife, be has kept a much as possible from tempta. tion ; and that when he yieifded to the neductions of the cup, the family, by judioious restraints and reticoncos, have been enabled to save tle hMtion ilch scandal. It is now alleged tha. the miserablo propensity which com polled the resignation of Capt. Grant from the airmy in former times ha-j agiin obtained such a mastery over his disposition th-At for abont two thirds of his tiime he is under the in flueiico of drink ; and that the public business suffers lamentably on 'h.is very account. Now this may bo all hearsay and personal scandal ; but I ban assure you that It in dreditod in more quarters than tho publio is atware of ; and that the movement i's a serioius one, looking to his disposition from the high office ho now filig. It is to be regretted, certainly. Presi dent Grant has shown such high quali. ties in the discharge of his duties; he has displayed such a remarkable per. ceptiou of the temper of the Aineri inan people ; his administratioii liis been, on the whole, so t4vantagcous to the country, that there is every 'chance against the success of a move mnt of this kind, which will be as 'eribed to mere partisan malice, Hlowever, that it is seriously intebded you may rost assured. So that, by the meeting of Congress in December unless a ne w deal takes plae in poli', ties, or the President grows a little lhore careful in his habits, you nmy be prepared fcr a repetition of the excitement which accoinpanied the attempts to displace Andrew John son from the Presidoney of the United States. It 18 alleged that these in cessant journeyings of thio President to an fro are ,due to his wishes to escape from loca'l influences which load him to drinking, it .is ciirious that the <jiostion as to the habit of the President shogid have prisen at this moment, wheon a reowed tempe'r anice agitation eeoms to have sprung up all over the country. For. it ,is certainly on the cards, that the so balled Maine Law-that is, either local optiori or the va'riatlif kai ogn, as the Maine liquor law-may becomoe a questiod .of national magnitude, in d cannot be kept dut of the getnera! polities of the cointrh. Loss of a Fishing Seaaki. Yesterday morning about nine o'clock, as the fishing smadl t artha Raven was about starting from the southeast fishing'bank, on her retlain to the city, one of the efirouids inatp pod, wvhen the mast careened, and, acting as a lever, spjlit the vessel ' two, barely, allowing the captain anid four others who were on board to take the small boat. The smack went down like a atone in ton fathoms wa ter. Fortunately the smack Janmes Newton, Captain Rutledge, saw~ the aceident, bore down to the soonc and rescued the party-from thie frail skiff. The Martha Raven was owned by her eaptain, E. C. Jiones, Rt. W. 0. Biirnie, and Samuel Eastorby. They had about a thousand fish in the well-hold. Lobs about four thousand dollars; no inautance. The Vault in the U. K. Treasury. Passing into tle ponderonu. I d.Wn of the van'lt, we find our,elves surround- d ed on every side by all the various i kinds of money which the ingenuity 'I of Congress and of successive secre- h taries of varying views has devised. a hegal-tender notes, compound into-r. n est notes, fiver per cent. notes, seven- tl thirt riotea, national bank notes, p gold notes, thre'o por cent. notes, f Traotiona'l notes, and postage, curren-' o cy confront us at every turn. The i1 com partments of the safo failing to t f'urrnsh ace&hithodatijois for thein all,' ti they are piled up in great heaps on a. the floor, apparently with no mnore a oaro. than potatoes or whe:it. And ti yet the valhe 6f'overy pile and pack, g age is known, and the slightest lost d would be sjiedily discovered. Pour h hundred millions of dollars, the vault aI cl.erk informs us are contained in this si vault. No wonder', we ekolain, that Ii th'o 'Troasurer feelf tanxious for its 1 safety. The sidt-s of the vault are divided into powpartinents, cubic in b< form 'hWo 'of %onVouiCnt size, the door ai to each of whieb is numbored, so that se its contents can be regkitored in a og book, and is provided with a fastening C to which a leaden seal on b3 aflixed. ti A cuahiol 'ackage, :neasilring about ca' nine inches in each direction, is toss- i od to.us with the remark that it con- di tains four millions dollars in lega'I rs tender notes. Four million dollars ! of and to think that for one hundredt.h, st nay, one thotnsfndth pnrt of th'c value cc contained in this packet, which an ti .inf.nt could hold in its hands, mens Q, have toiled and delved through long 1f years of suffering and self-denial, have 11 robbed and murdered, have commit- he ted every conceivable wickcdnes, ye have endiingered atid sacrificed their th lives and barforod thoir immortal al souls ! -Scribncr's Ilo'utI'y. he leware of the Widows. be To.n Wright, a colored man, who th was executed in Washington, on lait qi' Friday, for the mu-do'r of a peddler, m made a statomont in wh'ch, strange to a say, the dying advice of criminals, be. i ware of Whiskey, is eschewed, and ju the rising generation of his race are pa wtontd to beware of the widows. He in doni '.haiug com ntitted the crimo fru to which he was to Lo executed. and Ce charges that the widow sworo falsely 0 against him boouSe ho had refused l8 to matry her. His statem'ent con. re clIdes with the following good Il advice : re Now that I Am maide an example in to the W(orld, let me advise you young bY gentlemen to avoid any appearance of er evil. Keep out of all bad c6mpany, bil and mind those old widows who will i0 take you in their house and make you St at home. Let all the rising generaTi tion, and all who ho'po to do any good in the world, consider wvell, and if thoy;, have any bad habits, break l thn now', Don't delay, but stop now and shun all nice-talking women who 1 are so anxious and willing to take So you in. You all had better- listen to WI miy advico, and let my suffering on of the gallows be au example for all fr lioreafter. Stl all "Wieon ia culred Cladet. sit At Annapoli4, o' the 4th instant, a several midshipmen who had failed ca in their examinations and were to beN inroplied fr~zo.thio rolls of the Naval oU Academy made an assault upon Coan- p yoe the colored cadet from South t Caroling, Weho iNis ailso .am1ng the~ to failtires: 't'ley lodkod a boat house, door on him while be was bathing, and when lie ,attempted to get out btoned hiiii. His only injury was a small scalp wound o:y the 'back~ of his head. M idhbi pineii Young, of M issis sippi ; Blutterfielil, of Kansas; Laockett, o~ of Georgia ; Rtowan; of*West Virginia, and Munn, O'Kecfc and Gridloy, of "A New York, wet-o cohocernod in the tissault. The iotohi. midshipmen had m all failed in their examinations, and pc would have been dismissQd from the hi Academy regardless of this offence. pc Thiby ttro nbw in close confinement. w< Conyers is not seriously hurt.cr Tie, hbrrible deaths of two men ah from hydrophobia, and the disappear- di ance of anothjer whose veins run with "t the saffho ~badlhy virus, are recorded in the local columns of the Baltimore w American. About three weeks ago, S ai theiorsidenoo of Mr. Fordinand w Frejbo; ond heo Hoo'kstown ro~ad, a wt l,frde watchdog was taken sick. In as removing him from one part .of the yard to another, Charles Fi~cybe, (ageo. tWybfty-threo, a don of Mr. lFeybo,) Anton Auoer, and IHerman Drussel wore bitten in theo hands by v the dog. Iiast TNesday muorning Auer dled, racked with horrible r spasmi. Young Freybe, who hand r visited hlim at hid ficsido; was at. o tacked of t'ie day of his death, and a lingeoed until one o'olooik yesterday,'I when he died in the same manner. DMus.~ol left his home to consult an old German woman, W'hmo ia said to possessi a eure for hydrophobia, and, ha's inot since been hoard frem. o A rk ansas. 11 The Supreme Court of that- Statoc lias decided in favor of the legality of Gov. lBaxter's election. It is Diot known what new trick the (;unites tlI will take to ount Gov. Iaxte. JAlktti of iuge Warillaw. We are pained to learn .rf the cath, at Abbeville on Iinday Iorninag, of Judge L.vid L. Ward 1w, long known in this Stite as a >arnied lawyer, eminent jurist, and ucomp lished gentlenm n. We have o ya rtioular*; as ydt, and only Itifer iat his death was tLho sequence fo retracted weak heal thi, which imai. >4'ted iL: If more particu!.vrly in one r two paraly tic strokes within the ast two years.. It is no ittic lobs, 2at of a inun trusted MAe ionored iroughout a long and busy lifo in '--x ted and responsible positions, aid Iways equal to the highest c1vpec Ltions. A great and good man has me, leaving the memory of good leds, honest and1 valuable services to s State and people. and the fra -ance of a ebaracter pure, Mnsulliad id amiable in all the relations of te. The following is a brief ography of the decoeased Judge : "Judge Da.vid Louis Wardlaw was >rn in Abbeville County, in 1799, ad was at tLe time of his death venty-four years old. At an early ;e he entered the South Ca rolina >Ilege, whoro Le graduated with dis. oguished honors. After leaving liege, he was admitted to the bar, id in 1822 attained considerable stinction in the case of la msaV Marsh, vclich arose under the wil Henry Laurens, and in which the Atute of uses und trusts was first nstrued in this State. At that me he was t copartner of the late vemrnor Noble. In Dccember, 136, he was elected Speaker of the ouse of tepresontat.ivos, of which had been a beinber for several ars, and he continued to serve in is position, with distmguished 'ility, until DeceHer, 1841, when was elected to the bcnch, to sue ed Johnson. Mis career on the nch is well known in every part of e State. It continued for over a i-arter of a century, and was ever Arked by those ennobling traits of ind and heart which tended so uch to elevate and dignify the diciary of South Carolina in the lmy days of her history. In speak g of one of his opinions, an annota r to ono of t he In! to cd'tione of Ch an lor Kent uses these words: 'The inion of Justice Wardlaw is singu rly learned and interesting ; it is a markable example of historical and Zal erudition.' lie was, in all the tlation of lioe, a man of unswerving egrity and elevated sentiment, and his death has beer. removed anoth. one of thoso lan t.-marks which 11 a u to all that is good and glor.. is in the past history of our c Negro at the Ntrthi and at the Sou thl With that insulting impudence iich has becomo so comNmon in tile )rtlh since the recent war, tho oston Advertiser tells us of the uth, that "the Northorn peqple" 11 never he willing to see the hand the Federal Government withdrawn 1in its hold upon the Southern es, until we concede to the iegro his rights-meaning the right to with the whites at. hotel tables, d in theatres, ohnrches, &C. We ro nothing tor tte wihhos of tho >rthorn people. 'We intend tol dI r best to keep Southern society re, whether Boston favors one ing or the other'; yet it is amiin.ing readl, as we do in the last issne of a Press, that in Philadelphia the g~ro women are excludled from "the rk of the centennial."' Another Emnbarrassing Quetcionl. WVe have a poetic production from e of the craft. It is entitled, "The inter'ai Love." It com mtiences ad will mry loved one leave tie thus ?" We cannot say. Shte may or she sy not. Much diepenida upon the rsonalI. attracetionis, ci rcumnstances or bits of the poet. If lhe wvrites such etry as this, we shotild say that she >uld leave himi at once. We are ually puzzledl about the "thus,' o nitay leave him thus; aitd again a uni /' 'uave hu,; nm a st ratohted con tion, or muinu~s his hair. Or if the hus" r Jfors to hrer maniner of goinzg; n ma~y sug~gest that there troscvorali sys by which she might leavo him. lie could walk, or ride, or hire a heelbarrow. On the whole, ,vio >uld rather not have such questions ked us. 'rue Late hiinid~er (Jrr. Theo masters and wardens of the rious lodges of tihe city met at Ma nio Temple on Saturday aftornoo'n arrango, for the reception of the mains of the late Minister Orr, who us a distinguished mzemtberoth aft. Committ eos vere appointed d all necessary arrangiencts made. 'to fraternity will assemble c~t the >mptlo, and proceed thence to thec barf, receive the romanin~s and eon tyv themt to the Trempjle, where they ill lie in state until the departure the next train on the South Claro ma Railroad, by which they will be nt forward to Antderson.-Nesnd n ruar. Of all the birds that pleaso us with ceir lays, the moat popular i~s the Aliolher Al'icical AcCoilnit of 1tile uk '. Our readers who have pet usud, " iti deep interest, the *.0count of til I)eiugo deciphered from tablets found' in Ninoveh, published in the Observ. er, will be g!:ad -o have beloro thent,, tho accounit of the saie event, ai eiven by Borosps, a prie.t of Babylo. v;Iho lived 'and wrote nearly three centuries beforo the Christi o era, 11, was tho author of several books-: Babylonian Chaldean history,-which vinve all perished, with the exception of omc fragients preserved in the wa itings of Josophus, Eusebius, and others. We copy from the paper of George Smith, iu the Nineveh tablets. Mr. Smith says : The Ubaldean account of the flood, its given by Jerosuts, I have token from (ory's Ancient Fragmcnts, page 26 to 29, as follows: After the death of Arlates, his 8o Xiuthrus roignc'd eiglitecit sari. In his time bappened - a great deluge, the history of whicl. :., thus described : The Deity, Cronos, ap. peared to him in a vision, and warned him that upon th fifteenth dty of the month, Dousius, there would be a flod, by which mankind would be dotroyed. Ile, therefore, enjoined him to write a history of the bogin - ning, pr''ccedure, and 'concu'si6n of all 1 things ; and to bury it in the city of i the sun at Sippara ; and to build a i vossel, and take with hint into it his I friends and relations ; and to convwy onl board everything necessary to sus- 1 tain life, together with ail the dif'er .I clit animals, both birds and linadrit pds, and trust hiiin-elf fearlec!Ay t',, the deep. Having asked the ])eity whither lie was to sail I he was an swered, 'To the Gods ;' upon which k he offered up a prayer for the good a of inankind. Ile then obeved the % Divino admonition, and built a vessel 0 live stadia in length, and two iu P breadth. Into this ho put everything u which he had prepared ; andl last of a all conveyed into it his wife, his chil- i dren, and his friends. "After the flood had been tpon the i oarth, and was in time abated, Xisut- 6 thrus ,ont out birds fr6m the vessel, It which not findin'g any food, nor aty it place whorodpon2 they iiight rest thOe f foet, returned to hini a'ai'. After I an' interval of some days *8 su, them c forth a second time, and they now a returned with their fect tinged with b mud. Ile miale a tri.1 a thir'd thne a with these birds, but they returned v no more ; from whence ie judged that v the siurface of the earth had appeared e above the waters. Vo, thurefore, htad3 anl opening in the sel, and upon lookiig out foud that it wan stranded upin the side of' so2me mout tailn, upo11 whiclt Iei liinIneliately quitted it wilth hi.s wife, hisdaugitor, and the pilot.. Xisuthrus then Paid his adoration to the eurtl, aund hailg condtructed aii iltai-, offered saorifico.d to the Gods, and, with thuso who had come out of the vcssel with him, dis-. appeared. "'They, ivho remained within, ind- t. ing that their companions did not re- C tutrn, quitted the vessel with many lamniotations, anld called continually t on the namo of Xisuthrus. Him they at saw no more ; but they could disti- e guish his voice in the air, and could heatr him adimottish thot to p'ry due I regardi to religiotn ; atnd likcwisc in- a formted thtem thait it was ont accotdit c of his piety that hte was translated to live with thte Gods that htis wvife, and daughter, anud ptlot, had obtained I the some hontor. T1o this hto added, thatt they shaould return to Bl>lna and. as it was orda:'ined; ~enr'h icr thes~e wr'itinugs at Sippaira, whicht they were to make knowna to all mtankitnd; moreover, thtat the pheco wherein they c thej were, was the land of A reenia. "TIhte resthIaving hteard these wvords, offered sacrifices to the gods, oi~d taking a circuit, jour'neyed towards ilbylonia. "Theo vezsel being thtus stranlded itn Armntcia, como) prrt ('f it yet retias in thto Cor cyraean mountainst." In pages 33 and 34 of Cot'y's Frag mteruts thore is a recond version as fol- t lowns , .'.t "And thtut.Siritht'us. ' hi~m tue C deity Cronos foretold that on the fif- 1 toonth day of' tihe month Daodus t~here t would be a Deluge of rain ; and ho commanded hinm to deposit all the writings whiatey er,.whtc ero in Im op0S~ion, lb the eity of the Sun, at 1: dippara. Sisithrus when ho had comn- a plied with thtese commands, palloIl 6 imediately to Atrmepin,, .and was presently insfdid b~y od.,. IUpon the third day after thte cossation of the rain. Sisithrus sopit out bir'ds, by wey esperiht,.'tba( be. inighit judge I whether the flood htad sutbsided. fhut < thte birds, passing over n unbounded< sea, withiout finding aty place of' rest, rotuined ignint to Sisilbrus. This I hto repeated with other birds. And. when upon the third trial Ito succeed. I 0(,-for the birds then returtned witht their feet stained with mudi~,-the I Godla translated hi'm fromt amtoig mnen, With respect to the ve~s.sel, which yet remains in Armenia, it is a custom of thte itthabitants to formt bracelets and amtulets of its wood." Modesty induces a Quaker couple int fda county, Iowa, to get mattrried at thuron o'clock in the morning, so that nobody would come to the wed.. I.:-'-i'n ruo' i:x (ovmon a e r ii 1' N -r1'. NV : 1 , S C.,\b1, :. I|is Erxec!? n y Ur 1 . h:uIt Sit : Iftake the liberty c appl% iig to Veir F.eciellev in av o)f jan- 21 11 PS1. All couity rur for Greonville. lie hi as ben iin.s uniju:t ly Convicted and set tenced t the penitentiary, vs I think. I1I only Offe'se was that of' pa ing;r on ti c school ordor of 'lb-on, suatrin tendent of edu1caLtion, and purebl ..inj pay ce, rtilicate. oil tile St ate trr ute ry without th Ii. conisent of Ih trezasiure'r T re wa (4o charg f nb .; puhbie fanhor coinmitting iany faand lie did ;hat ho hoiestly blil'ieve l L( bad a right to do, and what the othei county treasurer had (lic over anil, >fteni. 'Ie State treasurer lhim h ad sance lis coniduct in the iisi nstae and pas.sed his vouebers ai( rdcr.s for a largo amount. Bint 'Mr. Dunbar, who will hand you this letter an explain the whole ense to youl Mxcellency. I feel an interost in reseuing 'ar. \llon from the infamy of the poni elitiary, becauso I do not think hip >fteanso jutifies such plui hminent. - A W -W -* -W A. -A A\ I en has already been aufliciently pun. shod by the tri:al, for the offense he nnocently commaitted. 11 is voueirs a.y bills an'l ord'ers on the treasur vhich he took up, auount to $6,5l0 nore than tho taxes collected. 'hiece apers are nil --enuine, as admitted y thie treai4nrcr, but )c says hu has o unds to pay threm, as the app riation has been exhausted. Ai couity treasurer, Mr. Allen has cpt all his books aind accolunts with ecuracy andI neatness, an i which 'cro exhibited to th court. ''i e ily chrig against him is having aid iand taken up ordcrs oni the t rC:, s ry, &o., and now, when theso papers to refused, he has no fii-.ad. to pay ito the treasury in their txad. I haivo had no ititinacy or inteicbet .i Mr. Allen, but I an unVill ling to 00 him u njut3'ly dealt with, as I think o han been in this prosecution. I ope your Excellency will tave him rom the ignominy of the Penitentiary. r lie had oirnbcnled Inody or do rludd tle t y, I. ww0hl nif sk it.. When suit is brought on lik ol, if his orders ol the treasury re not allowed in discount, (lie ' ..tu 'ill recover her cile!, and his lond as giveln for this pu1rpose. The Late will g 1t 6r.. thn oy hil i inf - lous4 unpri.woinient.. I acm, ir, vcy truly :oars, &e., 'T'licy have r:amniz--d a lK.nd of toi n thejillo ve n (iles Cof t.:ancli. 0. L.- Wh !itncy, of Walterboro', iod on the 2Uth u;t., of lung dis ase. Oi sales-day E: in Walterloro' 1irtetn pieces of land wlert, forfeit - d to the Stato for taxcs. (tlic and dyscntery are prevailing D a considerable extent inl tioluifiimia t preseit . The imparo wator is harged with being the cauaso. 'The county t-Mcra of Newberry ave .sttlcd. 'ihe amount (,f taxes ssessCd in the~ county was $'75,000,O f which all but about $.O00 wiere Colu mb ia has a creole tortunaa Nt.l. 3r who professees to piredlict the Ilp0 uations of tl.e cottoa iarlot b'y be irvin th~le tranit, of ihle louds praioss the sky. Ahice y sacrificing a wvaht pigeon anad ex mininrg its crop shio c:rni fo retell to aL ert ainty what h:jid of crop the cot ton lantera may expect to get. We learti that a daring buirglary rals commit ted at. Penad letoii on .\lon. ay 1nighit Iast , by wh ich th o stare - I r. E. G3. ivzans was C frc ibly enter dl and .. a oonilerable aimnt of ood satolen. Qi4 Th'luid ay aftot-noon 1:ani, dlurng hia prevalence of ai thunider .hower, lie rosidenc1e1 of Mr.,J ose phi lie railon, f Yorlkville, was st rueck .by ligh! ing iand conidera'lo dam;aage done o the building. TPhe (1;ester 15"porteor yw 1hurglara entered the stora cCf A 3chier Loi.,op Finolkney etroet. .on Wed. Cnaga night of la.-t week, and litnor 1ly carried off his wholo stock. No luo as yet to the~ lhiaves." Y'he f:rst gravc decorated on l'riday alt at. al vary (Xometcary, near Clhi ago, wa's thac't of an u inknowni rebel 'flicer'. Not one maqmrber of the pro. 0casion pnaied it, witLihout laying on lie imoound r. Iloal ta ihuate. Theli above (.says the Charoiilo & en i iinel,) woeclip .'from aui exchiiango. Ye publish it for the purpio.so of howing that in511( so eeoalities, at east, hatied of the Soanth~i aid of her ause is beingj reiplacied by goodm will nd k irally f'eel ing. Suoh gracefual ots as the one iiorntioned above wvill lo miiuclh towards briuigiag aboutl >eane and reconiliation aind wvill b( u'.ly apprecizateud by the Southiera Thrjs to lbe no wieno .at the Cii ma Jubil.e haiV .1nju int'g hy A ipprmu ra. A g-d :ory is told by a yn... dito i i Ara ion of tie !o. y of d'-ed :3 a uit <f homlespun e1.1 . G .. te a holue Polo.-to'!, onl r ..t -.. %-N 1 - l eiera L ies rwe:o aL H bed in an iner room. n( )ic o" the Company remitariked inl a In tWne, that a countryman wag in . air lm iand art md to have soui Kn. The folhig ihlgue end 'dYou're from tho t .uutry, . 1-esI'm riiom Iho eiountry. - \"Well, sir, what do 3 ou 'think of the city I" - I"h'e got a tarnal sigh i. t houses in iit.'' I exj-et 'ere are. . greatt nmny 'Oh yes, a. wontty sight ! iiA lOr all the world lILe them," poiiing ii , thehhe. them nio doubt." "Ius, I ciaus '-m to meetin* anld about." "31aybe the gnllenn wi'l talh a di : f ine," said o:l. of tho coln a nty. "I thankce : don't care if I do." "But yen must drink I toas!." " e eats t on!t, what A1nn1. P.-AhbyI make, but as todrinkint,' I icvCr.s'acd the like." What was the surprise of tho com pany to hear tho itrc'nger vp aka "Ldies and gentleman, permlit mv to wish yu lIe I tI an'. lImppim-a-, with ever y 1)1C,- b e in I h ).,! (th( ;III .. Ia af. ford, and I :ilviso you to bear iltn mind! that we are often deieive. d by apupeir iCes. You mi.look Ime hy iy in for a country iiuoby ; I, from Ie SmI cause, tholoit t!j(-0 luen~ wore g'entle. :ineit. 'h'le leceplion is mutu::!. I webl you good eveni: -. A Valca M:: (1 1. .Cats .r-4 plenity every-.:hore, andA they are not cnitbdered very vailabo now-d , but r ceoring to the. Story ofW hit tngton :nil his Cat, it was not alwnys ro. Many of out' young friend: ha-:o ipver read ths .i fmous ntory, and so we will give it briefly : 1. m little town rear o. 10 . poor man' hli(d just t ied, le, i littlc on iloiie in tiho world with only one companion, anud that ws a ot. ,So the itlo fjItw , whose nam1o waH Whittinaton, took Ihis eat and startid ?or Iondon Lo see): emliploymont. Ila .vooi foltlnd a p . ,) s f:ot-1t0y- -ih.at, i1, a boy to run e rr. 4 d s-1.nt h a mrdo it th o cun ldition that. hi i i:ur .thouid allow him to keen he cat . It haippened on10 day thaJ .th teraan being' about to "VLO a ventura in" a th, Was dchiriis that, (eery member ot his houihold ihoubl, a-n'ling to .heir ablity, do tiM misio. Whit,11 ton, oni being I.Sked woat ho conid bend, reld that he ll noth i but his OIL, but rho wan a geod imoitm-r. Thu inerehant un il d at. thu by's 8im plicity, Lut t Ito captain of tho ship bving present, ai ceed to take th i it.-iSCr, an do1 41 the Ot hecon I viith her. The captitin set ijail I aou. arr ived at a prt wichi swarmcd ii L rate awl i150 i ; no.IV Was1 tI .e chaneilc fur i'uiitsy. Avnd th.. utory tells i of thic lost ni:tiv.elon" cy"ett 0 Co oun ry F wouldi noht lot, the cat go, hut paId thu <vit iai ii in eniirinm'., prie~ for her. Thlis uniexpecttti god - i~rtn jin hu'ineim~ and uitimuat .ly be I locant.o at ich' man~i. Nor is the all, heo wasc tharee tiume: Lord Malty.tr of .isoidull duriig theren ' ly A .\,tw Ionsekser's 1;ii A' patty wiho proro' to pnuhii:.ht a tewv Iilomeeeers GideL te'nd.s lo thfib Ik-oit C( nonca i-ii il Iluille' nI thii: fol.win <xtraicts fromt the f'o~ Lh, ning work: ','o make at g'oodl jam-t-A' k ainy hiorte-ear conidutctor. TJo b)o i ill)~ tonCu---drink ild1tig Ilow to mnake an Tndijan loaC-( ive hi in a gal lon of whiskey. .l[owv to mnaho goo pu tis-8end t hu publishuir (ifty cents at Iine fori themn. (the poultoerer in not look ing. - (To orn hee'f- l.'d yoiur catLi ait tho brewery. Ili ow to select a folwl-AAsk theo um1 piro of a bneh ball miiatch. A pluini slow--A trip ill allt iold fashilioned street, rauil way car on aL warms daiy. Kello igu of Loiinna~ hi e di'tirawin oni tthm neral Guornuinentt four Lwo how Ilung guins, it.umber ofh~ muskt11tiets and' rifles, and vatrinuou cavalry acecoutre met uts, an cd t he requis itiuson hbeena miet. It wausii made under~ C an unath -j (1.1d stto ann rully giving to us ry Stt for m~~ilit i~ purpios a cuertanin anid ias .Lou isianta hadt fori bomio y'm ieghto'e to taiho her sh- the~ E ;t:. had a conviencit .>tviC ei 'iia rr~hLia :.t i l fl , . ii M l orim (jtietr frount Sed1. Ini reply to ait rsonat h it tiner - t'lxford, .ln., giyo the fiewinl- ou rai-ing unoiocj froti Get ' ;Ogied from somre relia ble eed::a,:l; will Id sged of a yeau's gr h..ou't imaginlo that - oeed left over from someI past :geor (ithtJ sofds sont by irreq)onsi. io lirmg wvill eveir raiso aly unions the Ains yr:ar. alve the round inl excellout exn. lit ion, well tik2 Qn the lull and early in the pr ig. 's o inould ashes an a fertili:r, with a good ruipply of volnsistad mnure, and sow the i;oof 1-r.!dA eC.rIly inl th" -, Ilpri ". I lto theilte, po of ground for (M ihs cery yar. F".r onlion. , nliiifke ino)At ot hor vrop., will not ex, lilo ( 0.h. -nil, amal they, will grow bet2r a'il irter a::wh year, it but. a N'S A~huNe: is addUd and if th0 uandUl is Wipt free fr imi t he autu in: weeds. l'hosphato a:it I t:> start th phrie b1iut a hliavy d:--may riait the Ir0p to0o C: .Ily in hl 0 sl ie.asm Uabe.ro.' andi ..mtintued weecding and hocing duinmg the whole Seamo of 1,rowth, in Of the utml!Ot imponaneW11C ,o th At 1.e d) weather mt y nut hin der the ;V-wth. BY Striat n'k.tion th" larg!nt of ontr11m :t m iwi u , raied the fi.st ycar, i.t dotbile the inCer: from int to.. vi o t . Aid the oitions thur ;': are hweater, less btronrg, and vire alabS, t oo. F'!m111SC1.wtI'll'h ra Of 'Noihi. . It in weI knowti that caeht kind of fe, wiit i cai , hl of produciug it. licit" 1, 1 l l-.nomni tea Lt) the no0% bu i c"Ve the teidencey to brelik uip bo.) . i(.s i the pisame ltracter a b I h ito i h i i tisulf re olved. . i tru. (if fa i, a e. ic p tre -tIiv to nla- i non a: well as of ti.we wtundi:- I hesu ive xchr.itges or :rach int durbrin, mugar, alcohol 11I carbonik avid. When wNo now take into anco: t hie ductrinep, it 6 not dif.ult to conceive that tho ferients aw.d their ye :st plants, hav i:g acaped j destruo ion by the heat of bakirig, may proildtree ill ffects n0 n toy reach Lho genrl ciarcult tt. As a clas4 mioroscopic fungi are p oionous. Tho form of mould that appears on Choose 1119 long been reogd.i s a, ma11lignanut . po0ison. h'lie In;;ns that appcars on rya and it m ill ect.j aro well known. Tho whcat bread dimtt among tho troois in Pari, in. 1311, n found to contain in all itl UiOrvices, a mrinluto reid liuhn. Tho ri t of wheat and the Intn! of Nolu aru Carietcs of the i joisonous fCmgi.--Iosford. -111 . ) f fill Figs. A novelty in l3randy haw mado its a peranct in the Satn Craiesco mar .et, tid p rtatises to be tumd by tire coltiniltlers of tha artielo. It ibtated that froill 8 to 1P) lmdlo of dtied figs will waho a gallon f branrdy, whioli can I be sld fur4 $1 :30 por gallon. A 4 ig-a ari v ry plutriful in CaliforniaI ex -...Ing t lhe dentrind, it id very proba lii CIAt shouiii tihe experimtiont t Iti~e tit he en1d toi ad, d anrther tMoya.i 8mrrith , itr thr Geormrantown~ Tel 7:. 3., a:.ys; : i::porienco hatn t9: Zi~ lme thrit a g'iood.tizedi,ripe po latlo, while it. is very tmuchi Lire bcnst fur t.. bl i(o, for t 'eiod i oo!;es sOmer wuhit (f Lu vitaity in tihe riprening p roet * ,riI.d 'onsequelt(1itly is ntrt so) good for :eecd tn (lie inl whichi tho ri hntig proctle;s ha trot adlvantced so r, o in other wordIM one that i uin The i. sr iel:. Lbur(Va.) Star,sayn .l.. iia lhantp, oif Lthat place hraR re m .;r anodir fo r fy tiots of iu. i:I,: ruot:., to bei sh ipped~i to U~r~fOon GermanyII. Ti i :..t icle of cur onneroe hin W'.y recet'v been devloped in thisn he'iteado aund wil no doubht. bo comll a ex len si v as thre iman to tratdo, ra whIi chI, nay~ tie S'tar, at least one hundt id Oii thsatnd dol la per ennum r is no w v.'- de di he1 iro. Thie (Irrud xii/rige of Free anid Ac-. celpted \ilrsonsi of New York, considr Thecre was otto pr~ov1idling that the wa rrantt of a lodge cant be ulrrentdered 0o1ly whtere thero (cann~ot b)e fompt~ b rethrnt derni rc us attnd rchltriin ng tho nrre. Anuil fi kad Masiotniltall trot ho at owedi' to visit any lodgo or join tan)y Masonio1 preo~C~oin, or ro cov .\iiasonio relief or buxrril. No' tmemrber all'boIi~ pemited to sever, hA connrlft;ion w ith thro lodge of. wich htIe 2 i t member until hre shltd limait a ftect fromi inomro wairranted lhrdge t hat ho hasi potitioneod for mom berihip thorciin. The ~ p lea of isy isr to bo urigod la youg Walworthsidefnce. Tis, of curs, i tobe xpeted. If theo I)nv a hiiirelf wenre bronght into couirt for' tr ial andi ai ('io of thoe A ttorneys of Newt YorkI wero broughrt into court rtAfeud him1, they would be ourq Wq put inr thi nicu of Lmainit1.