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v AN VOL. XI.] WINNSBORO, S. C.. WEDNESDAY QRN1NG, MAY 3, 1876. NO 11 A ! 'II I I? I E 1111 1C~ .1 l 1" D ,~I~IhL A .1S& D A %'E 1 g r hnz-''t /IbU'! .1 1,1l) it pbubliidh"dt W ' k' }' ill I h("' Town ,l' Wi UVil iitnb)50. lt gi *IO I is. ,'ariu/,Ivy ill advan.Il~ a.;}' All I r'tiiti elli0 e~r( isomint 1lost1-, c) liii. iv NIoli ies 14111 TriluiiI C $.0 d SCaptured by Telegraph i 'CInL)loYVI I11 itsighit. o()i5ttIII 111 Lh;Ii I itilitsiiad oflice fit 1) .-. Iowa. 'Il Il) ld'iI~iI r')Itll I l\('10 (;hiesigo tint \V (.)lnu 1151 ruul.9 t bToulgh 1)--:. till( \) (1.lsti$LOlI d1511gclr of 'ollisioif 1'('MIGt 11 of igh~t opj erator by 11u IIA'5158 ilfi t:asy one~. It ma~y be -well to m1en ' lien hIors' Its n1l~l"8lVV\ to thle fol lol\\iilg story, Ot I l)Pelidl'H the rail ))Loy . 'I'is we ii WAtp8 8l+..,i:(; of 51 (1 l) Vt. 1it l'iy' lii L' lt, 11 oa far front h:ov o'c lc0(1k. I Hitt utt, sltX (Il"~k-11l4. for it VI'o(lel('. idlai'. Ti.h wVires II1i not 'i iled i1* for Smi'(le~ 1 1 nd I- W 11)( t( 10 11( iilt h of i1\" '1 ililtp tion '.1114, 4v(8tPer train hisad 1 .seI Ili(( 1' 1\(111 ll tlIhal ani lii11 I '' ; a1l)11 (faun'l. ;111(1 sofi lit, I . knw-1 .I wisU (IItirl\V Irian(: ini Us vast building Finailly. I ire( , o~f I liinkitig .1J ip(ic 111) t.1ie l+ (.' ll)r. 1)tlJ(er hull ;,lflhl('(d i1.t I' 48lV' o)ve its (' 111118s. (l1t:liI I 5 ('1u t II 16'.-s I r"'ui flit' river. ont ilt ho )Illyi&k'1- ; -igxlt. ThreeS~l rft $11l(l(t. \tVrl kssovvi' 5"t. (1('s plei. t'. Cll Ii I'S in I liIt \Wi&i attt, .1511(1 entered~lt I'll ("1ff a1(' of one lf[tt.hIiei". 11t fatrmer livinug ill an 181 ,1:ttI d sj)l.t-- hadil hutelueu"'dI the iriir fi1n1 his8 ('11)1(1101), terribly i~ii ttl'tll his wife, anid th1)41 (ii! l)(l~t.eO i lii tlhey\ 0111)(. haiving takenl with thr",r' \V~ui5tt4 '(t )j11l~i('1' was8 boa., I) 11"hat, in' t P1t'rl1 Inc; mos11t Wvas ai 6114 Iow ej p Ii 1), f. 50 ptilpIose; of "ido'nii iictIiil 1.(I o h chief oif the "ilIl?.'uis trfio, Tun Lynch. Here lit it is I +;5t~t) l'C' Aril will 1 apid for in for orP aithI", of Tim 4Nn h Il'e r loadler Elf tI le Matthew1".S tr'tehlv. J"c j iit r 1 lliii rkahi l bi' J1110 1 si feet, fo)ur i 5l0iII S l In legt., \"('t" heav. ati lr(:t(111(1055 the 8h11llt ('IN. i'.ci 'r'*'ilsl rt.I-thi dcrl)sc~tI oV"l ilte ii git ot J IaiI 'WiS V. )l1L( k, hit( I10;1111 Of 8H1111 (4401".' W I(" last1 a::4 sclI 1N, was (lressf!(I it (darl(k I\ 18811k hIilt. liii tol trili oI (ver ])511E to f) in}' o(ii furnishing ,ositi\" informiation of 11is \VIIr('liltX. } (C Li41d V('leiSl' flt----iS.lCIt 'viUoiil isi it to go I' '(I \611it YOo toll Jim FellerR4, )f Cohoe, thaIt the bull qIuit hero st night. anid tlt~r H~i.Plle be o se )II118 is ols.'' As ihe deivj3e10' this hoimtelc ho (101(0(1 itt muo it if lie: (exliretcd Ile( to) 10' iiystifio~d. But I t.liotligit it, bent, Lot to l))1tr so, 111.1 1 Sa ~id ('1L1('lc~lI '"I M:l pt)o8(1 YOU 11'O it (Elfer in toclc 11114 this is your 111 jar1t.11O ? Lit ! ti, the teOI glL)iih 104)11)8 you L3Jlo~s out W itht ninny1 a sharp eiiIt.ly' pleased \iitli the wily [ tool: ()\\l) it lot. 0, Shock. J]lgght, it (log 11(3111) over ill (.h'ilesee, yist cr01115. I turneid to ll jst riltili t. Whl~t aIs to he( clung 'C' Tlouvli ouruie "is5 it "li I 1a of41 lit(3e, wI, oflfZ Relit ilenCs 31 s:(a~ges :111(1 if If did its vitad 1)0\\W 1 810111(1 j)1olNtthly ge3t rid f THlY 1)11 1 '11(3t( visitor witilolit in iler f roubl)o. ]But in my short. slive'rslliion with himi I haid 14o1m1 hat reco'4vered from lmy firistt. Ilarill, id I 1)')W (O11('IeiV"( the idea of att. 3ltu.ti31g Ilse 'iptitre of TimO Lynel). Was* only it )Or' sa4lari(ed ol)orat.or, Pill' to felt\e 'i 11 lil to ntzolrv in le3 Spr1ig. Five 111111. Ih'l (10111.8 old ac) i'Q it g-t-ot. (teal of god Lst. l~t) / 8it.r:ty notingi of file. Mcott tlt t~ilg .(ilut howv wals it to be '(3O1flj)i81ed I-Here I 't~s lone1( 1ih o ijlot his \cili (n :)1111 ittle mengi to .ves 8i'V('I~ Hawst~ over3. .Anyi itt -)n pt. to s'ltre blur siniig: 4I;4i(lcii :; it~ ot 1)(; tiuiiight. o~f h. (ut, ld .03 ('X.'IslSQ )1v'If, iuiidI go out. laid 13(313 hit", in ? ,No ; well lI knew till tile distrulst fil loot: on Ilit titre tt any propsal)m1 Of 1)1111( to IL'aIVC I. 100311 W..11il41 lie3 l)eremp1torily liv sinily~, this: l \\"(1.1 ( elk. ,;ilI to t.I!ij 010 ,\" toiwn station. 11)11 !tt 'float very d.y tile COWIt "1)ioli l)( t\\(-.; I' I le t %\"o oth('(3; h1..1 1b( oult 1or ir-limirs .1 t. WYIts 8(3il1I 'V:. of t'wIt ? It\\":( otflly It (jTtcs t i. (If it fewv seconds41 more Hine. these1 Iii' ,li;ilts wen thr~ough?1 11130u1 wi th the rapjdtiitv cf lighlt li its I1 1 WCI) . to they ba1ttery.X iV)y r4ogo".I(1t' Noe from tile (con too Of1 1 lll "C'1 tId eve' Witih a -is~eo timalaItd 411( 8il)t1S4 in Itl\ 514(14. As I ,\1 heow 1113 ~ an~li Ild 0113('o to illy )1: er.'O, young, feller," hie }1hit:.. in. my (8mtX and h~is brea~th was Hl('kim'' ul~ ti ic fume"; of liquor. 110o1)1 to for vur ow\n 8111(e. Bult than TI1 10.111 ii8t \\V1Wlt ter tel1 ',t' I y'itI IttI k 1)4' s ii fo Iit Iso ('te l11 (4od e? f \"e goi I) 13 ',. -)1 (". I' 113treL.&1 lt 0 i411 this .1 a tifl'a 1ev4er I did it 111,111 (11 1 fl: the( c(1 Ic lui/1(' of Ilsi1 :",i" t);1 liy C lo!< k. Pur13'im3])" 1ll " o'tiitl(( at lit tle, Ihut T; was still n1 ivtd im lilY\ 1'C8')iItiO1 as I 1')1('( '"N(i fo~dr. sit, I'll teil luitt' 411 sonll(tih to imelfl and still re Cohoc had just Written off' thci messiage aild sent it out. Ie kecm= ed satistidjd ald settled back il his i chair, whelire lie Sit in sullen i ilence, his jaws going pilt and down as he Chewed h1is woo'(d. Oh, how HhloW the fivo lihutes orer' y along. 'The0 suspensO e was terrible. I Hit 111(1 watched tho miinute hund1(1 of the clock, and fivo miinultes sceed as mn1:1y mounths. My companion seemed nervous too. lHe moved uneasily in his chiir. "AiiI'f it about time ye heard from Jim ?" ho asked, at length. "We chlzll get word from lhiml] ii' i few momn11ts now, I aniiswoered, and fell I) wat.ching the clock again. -Five niWitos more 1assed. Lyneh got 11) 1(1 1 began pcniltg to ~and fro across the room. At length he paus11el and said : "I don't believe I'll wait any more. I've got to see a man down at the 1tmusyl vania Hmise, and he'll be ahe'd of I don't git thur prett~y Soon." "Hohl on at mlolont and '11 see what they're up to," I cried hastily, and I touched tho key again. "iake haste," wuiS my mnesfsago, "I shall lose him if you do not. Not a Im1oen1fiit to spare." Strliglt way ('iame the reply, shlort but elncoll rag ing : "A squiai of police started fur the depot Live ilites ago." 'Thank leaiien ! They oughit to ie' hiere now. I looked lt I ytli and thought of the live lindi'ed (1o1 "Val. whilat's the word ? he rowledl, imlpatienltly. "Youtr fri''nd is comning," I an swered f.r1 want of n h.tLer reply. "Cornin'! Comlin'! Wha ~r ?" "Coinig to the office at Cobioe. He 1) robab.ly has ant ansiwer for you. "An answer for im! ? .Jim Felleri.? What 11]Jould he atnswerVl for " Lynch stood in st up1id t iough t for ia nn(Iwat ind t1en he loolke-t t. lime with a dal1ngerouis light in his "Look a hiem yotg feller," he (ried. "its liy l,2ivate opinion you're l.yin' 'o me. And of e :arcs there lie ntte'(d a horrib ile oatl "'ill cut youi' skiilk i heart out. I don t kiow anything 'nbut th.et thar' masheen but 1. swaI' Jim Fellers hini't got not lung to an SWO. More like led git 111 and sc'att er wien e h lci Id that rno ):tge. He stood glaring at me as he uttered these word:;, his hand on his revolver. I canliot account for it. As I b~efo)re r'emarke~hd, I min a timiul lanl by natu'e. ut this action onv nade mie hald(r. Every thing delmded upon keigi, him few sec'ondis longer. It nmat edneitaycst re t he done01 ataycs.Itre o "What ('o youl mean, nir. ?" . Shonted rising. "b11y comling into this ofhece and14 talk;'1; in that:va?1oon ,ik.11ctlt tV vtye ? D o youL th.ink .1il enurile it ? Letave this rotomn at, tio, sir. or 11l-, and' I advanucedt th.:-eateninly tow ardl him. Mly lunexperctd at 1itudeh seemed't toi nlse imi moret ilutta anyiting l1Se, bult it silenced is susi SIions ii~. Hei pul i s hanuds in his piocket s and d~elered a loud laugh inl my' faicP. git so canlitantker ons. Whio'd themghti sneh a little breach les ats you(i lwd ( such1 syn'ik ? H1aw~ I haw !ha maukin' two bites of ye. "WVell, sir." I satid. still app~:uront ly umiiuodifiedu, "'(ithe1Or 'it down anld hohl yo ur t onguei, orI c eso lea~ve theI tfi('0." And lie go iod naturiyih~ Oiwe' more w.e were' sittif ing liton ii' . to fhe tioking~ ofth clioco k as the InlIiimt(: draigged thir slow come11 ' Tiinee mite s mlore. G reat. hevenis ! 1 The suspens 'Ol54was ho the stair' 2nd( li'-ten, if .I die for it. I aroseI and' took' a ste t~Ioward thie ing upright, ill his sniistionis aroused IOuIOO. once ore' ; "ydlr ca'it got ouit of thliat door afore me. Comeo b ac'k here !" "'Com bac01)1k hiwe0 or' by the~ Eteinl--" and the p)istol mun'zzle loioked mec in the facoe. Hfe si1)od now half lturnled froim th door~ll atnd I wa:s fa'inig it. Slow ly, wvithiout it patceof Biso, I end s theo klulh tdra'i anid a fuce under a blte tcap Sme ! I felt joy'~ nnonottriolbalie( ('o1ne over') me1. it must1 keep 111e murlidere's1 attenitioh an inistat longer till 41ome1 one( could4 spingi upon01 hiimi from1 bhindiii. I walikedo straighlt, 111 to himii, bt his <pitink As lie turned(' with ani oatht I sprangit upon01 hitui ando boro down his- armii jus8t as8 the revlver went ofl, the ball1 burying itsel f harmlessly in1 thie floor. Bfre1' he' conld free himsel f from my gras~p, half ai do(zen1 olicers were upon01 him and lie wals qutickly The next mlornihig the palers we're filled with gilowing nconu1tsF (of the( caplIture of the mnurdererr1 anld priaise4 of my coiiduet. The princ(ipail business men of the0 town mande upl~ il p'ura of five hundred dlollari's anid presen~1ted it to mec and' this, with the~ rewatrd that was paid mc the following week, enabled me1 'to ge mnarrirv at. (hrintma. Rnt. T hudliTer attle remdbrubialie"bf tit half hodtr T spent alono wiltt! Tim jyoh I and I don't thitik one, thotisa1.nd dollars would tempt me to go through it agairi. WHY LINCOLN WAd ASSAS$ A ND. How John Wilkes Boul;th Aveiegad the Hanging of His Friotid, John Y. Beail. FMi'1 'oUeroy's Doniocrat. Among the ehosbn friends of Jon Wilkes 3outh's boy hoiod was a, dashing, chivalrous young, man named))1 Jio. V. Beal, whoso - home was in the beautiful Shenandoah Vailley not fair from Winichester. Damon and Pythias were not more attached to each other thanf worq Booth and l3e. Boal was uth Elra in his Isympathies, and p)t tned raids on Northern Cities]i at last wis captureld at or near Bugffalo tried for piracy on Northorn 'lakes, F and sertenced to be haligodI on I Botdloo'1s Itsland. QuO aftoriioon, in the ofty of Waslington, while Boal wrns tinder! Rente110e of death, there alighted t from a carriage ito men, who i wailked into the room oocupied by Washington M1cLean of Cincinnati, who Was at the time in Washington a in the interest of his business. ii Thoso men who called were Senator Hale of New llanpshiro ahd John Wilkes Booth. Booth was atxious to save the lifo of Beal, hie chura 'ad' conliden tial personal friend. 1Fe haid intoiosted Mr. halo in his Lehl)if. -n 'they inportne(d McLean to go A withli thema to ti .Presidont, as a Demo'rat-as a friend of Booth to . mn1I1 iwho had muc'h influenco vith MI Lincoln, land to vouch with 1 r. Hale for any promises Booth it night mako in return for this great i h aLvor to him. After a protrectad ,y nterviewx McLean accompanied ' Fiale and Booth in a carriage to the j f esidenlce of John W. Fornuy, who V vas then in bed, the hour being o ate. Forney was awakened froml ais sleep 1111d told the object of his !il. His sympathios were enlisted, is he was always ready to sorvo his 'iends. 11 It wasif an hour or more past mid light when lile, Fornoyt McLean al oLtd Booth were driven to the d Nhite House. The gtiurdi at the It -euneHt of Forney, wAlid tted the 1 arri;ge to the grounds. Mr. a ?insu-oln Was enlled from his sleep w md there in the dead of hight, h e c ;at, aid listened to the praytirs of ft B ooth an1d th -edtiorsemnts of 11 hoge Who cLmUe with himt to ask the b &v r of ExceIttive le'ency ti This interview lastel till 4 in the C 3or nilling. i t was on1( of lelLars, )rayers midl petit.ions. T'1hereQ wias not at dry a rye in the room ais Bitith knelt at C .e fI!t of Lincoln, clasped his 1 owe('0s with his hands, anld he)4iged S iim to sp ar'e the life of one mn-th-a - io'ind:t friend who, in serving the w mes.'. he loved, had com; to the door h >f (Oath. Bot-h told all. He told how, 1j ng before, in a lit of passion to do l itonie )oltl deed, he had joined in a l -o1i5' Uracy to abduct the president 13 mdit to ho~hl htimi asn a hostage for theT -eleaLse of (crta~iln military prisoners s xvhoa were Iloot h's friends, anid wvho, i t we;O thonght, were to bo shot- u Fe tuhl oft tihe mleetings they', hadu a whll at the house of Mrus SurrattV, anld di of that that plan had fallen to the frounid long before. lie oifered his erviCes at iay timoe and inl any h 41hte or. capac1.ity, free of COSt andio c: '-arls of consequences00. T-1he wit h haim jo.ined ini the regne~st that x .ho prayer of 13 o hi be granted, aid h lou Beal should b~e paarsho.l- t At last President LmI d, with Uars streaingi1 dhown his fac~e, took Boo th by theo htandis, bade himu rise md1( standI liket a. man1, anid gaive hims jiis pronaiu- thatL .leal should be "Ir honed . He asked the party to iOepart t hat lhe maighit gain rest for he '.'vik of the hmorro~'' andI said hat thle ofileial docuumentc that they asked for shoul he forwarded at )Jn(e to United States Marshal i IRoberti Murray, in New York, andiri shruough him to the oflicers cha.ged wit h tuoe exctiCion of Deal. After breatkfast inln~t inforrmed el -(ward, Scretary of Slate. what he h andi .onoie or promlison~( to do. a ~*wiiwar said that it musi~t not be k hat public seuiimoent in the North rl 1(Ilomaded that Uleal should be mulg. H- e declared that to pardon .enigthen'f the war, and1( insulit thue sentl~tiet lthatd calledh for bloo-.5 le chided Lincoln for muaking suchi promcises without asking the advies >f his (Jabinuet, or adv'ising ith himauself, tHowaIrd, on ftcatoe policy. As the aurgumlent grecw 'onitenitionsM hewaird d0claredM thiat. if the conduict ( >f the warP was to hoe truled~o withi by apalsl for ho umanlity he should go h mit (If the (Cabinet and use his in Ruienc(e aigainust the President, and~ ', thouldl vhiarge hits with being inl sympt~athy with thme South. Liitncobt vileld andio Boal was osecented. . 11'he re action on Liicohis nervous systemu was such that for dlays hiet wias Mr from wells Th'le effect (on Booth was8 teorrile. l Ito raaved like ai muadlmt and in his frenzy swore that Lincoln and Seward should both pay for the I grief and agony lie had been put top t From the death of Deal, ,Booth i b~roodeod vengeance for that which lhe f considered a personal affront. His 14 rnagn took in Sard, and he on-a gaged Harold, Atscrodt ald other to avenge Beal's death by 1illing Sowvard, while lta', DoPea h o-odth aa human vongealceo oh the President At Inst came the hour. iootl killed Lincoln. Hia friends aicd th relatives or avengere of Beal trioe their best to kill Seoward, :al wher they lft him staitbbe(l, bleeding> an< limp a.4 a cloth, as ho rolleId ovoe behind the hd' whereon they fone bini, they supposed their work wma ominpletoly done Our story in told. We hart Tivon the truth of history, and tohl Sxaetly why Abraham Lincoln, the iumano President of th, United tates, was killed. LELNDS OF TIL THUD3ON. h6 Story of the Flying Dutchman and the Headless Lorbernan' Tho Tappan sea, hefore "Sunny. id)," on the HuItdson river, hats its egtensi. One of these is a match or that of the phantom ship (,f the kouth Atlantic. A thousand sailors ato declared that they have seen hat ship and its master when puss rg the cape of Good Hope. The tory is that a plucky Dutch captain, aIing long breasted h eadwrindflH, wore a fearful oath that he would eat around thi capo, if it took him ntil the diy of judgment. Ho han an beating ever isince-a phanto sown as thn Flying Drtehmaun. Iamibout Vai Dam, a roy st ering oung Dutchiman of Spuyt den Daay ol, crossed the Tapp:an Meia on Sat. rday night in his boat to attend quilting frolic on ita western r--hore. to drank, danced and caron:sed ntil withughlt, w;hod, ho en tered hlis oat to return, lti was wairild that wauis on the verge of SulndaLy morn ig. He swore at 'e:rful oath that o would not land until lie rruwlhed puyt den Dluyvel. if it took him. a month of Saundaiys. lIe puiished Oll shore, and was Bever seen[ after 'aLrds ; but he meight be heard by sail rs nd believing lzandsmena plying his urs over the lonely waters at mid iglit in never-eling voyages he wveen Spuyt den Duyvel and, the estern shore-the Flying Ittch tan of the Tappan seat. Beyond the broad grassy bay just bove Tarrytown, where was onaace cop \Water for the aichoW ragel' of irge vessels, may be seen Castle hilipso, acnd a little further on. quaint looking building of stone Lid brick, with I small eupoia, Lose by ia cemetery. This is the Li11ous Sleepy hull >w Ch urch that gures in Irving's legend, It waA [lilt in 1(99) by Freder'ick Pililipse, in tirst lord of the manor, and atharine Van Courtlanadb in ('om. Lumlnora1tion of their marri.ge. In it, cording to the legend, Iehahoi raner, time Connec ticut xebo .nlimstei' d the singers of p[salimedy on the tbbath ; and near it floW the lacid Pocamnteco. at the bridge over hieh. by the church, Ichal'od had is direful encoute r with the oblin known as the ''Headles (arselualln of Sleepy .Hollow." The gehd is too well known to need ill repetitionl hiIere. Sullice it to uy that leliabod lovedi Katrina Van alMsleh and no did Broma 1 ones, a :ouit young Duaitlnan. Ichuab od nigered (on1 night at the braI;king p of a party at, Van Tassels to sayv soft Word or two to K~at rina,. and I(en monniited lhis lean ho rs~e, Guin aowdelrs andu departed fo r home. cair the brIidlg 1he dlisc)oerd ai orsian~jzl jusit behlind luim, whao ir'ried his he-uld (on the piomlac of is sarklio. Ichabhod spurired onl, ad whlen io heid crossedl the bridge, ud thonughat himseal f safe, hle looke d telk to see the goblin vanish. A t tai maomenvt t he spectator rose ini Ie .'azddle and threwv his headu ati -ahod. Ih anoithier maomevnt thec lhoolmatiler lay sprawvling in the~ aut, anGunii powder, pursuerI aund ae dlreadiful muissile alil passed( like it hairlwvind. A baroken pumpiakini was mind ait the spaot than next uaarning. hrewvd people)1 gites!sed that Brotun aiu the "'ha tdless 1ho rsemuan"i on zat occiain. Ichabod was never card of aifterward, and1( BroiUn mar ad Kaitrina. Scene, a buitheur's stanad.--lulch r < "Come, Johni, be0 lively, now reaik the 1)one( in M1r. Brown's chops 11d put~ Mr. Stuith's ribs ih thu han ('t1 for haihaa" Johnl (brishly)< "All glht, sir itnt ax son as 1'-u unived( Y Mrs. Muarphy's lug. 4Anl Illinoin jurer stnek for "not Bilyi a. ('ase where lhe was pos-i vo that the prisoner' was guilty. he mean owed( haima for'ty dlalars. 11d2 if he Wont to prisoni how could () pay?' "Mimiin has been1 to sae 1)mn to FLy," said ai Ii~tle five-yeair-ol "'aild 10 behiaved like a little lald" "'I rape yol (did, too," staid hem- ainother. Yen, indehed I did: I turnied roear mtst for her on my bed.' Momo relaLxationl is necessary to iopie of every degree ; the head iat thuinksa the hand that labor-, msnt have eome heisure to recruit, Tw'~o ne0w breeds (of sheep hauve coin in trod(ued( illto En glanid from he~ west coast of South America. )no is a white wooled sheep, with nur horns ; the other' a dlark wooled pecies, a cross between the llamai nit the alnace. 4 )om:srec H-.1uwr is .FU' NE - Travelors in France are ofter puz 1, zed by the eurious habits. of tho c'oiintrv. 'Th1o people are very so t iail and kind h14'arted and polite in inty ways, but they seldom invite foreign Visitors to ia me1al.-: That is not, thir way of showing fricndship. I ihen they show Special attentions 'ndii inivit0 .,.) a (iller Visitors are plerplexu tih cniouas ordor and kinds of 1Q8- Meat c'or en on vithlit .l itnhd 'afte-r thie meats is remlQioved g -'e1 Lh(l 'eala (1 in served 1is.e t sr IKni es an forks a t 1 1 'l the dessert appeailar l d w l 11'mC kep~t through41 the entjyog meald. The stron black coffee at thweloe witlh ott either anugar or ciam, is ra-ely palabibhle to ladies. To coruplete the bewildernent of guest., -the lady of the ho:e will often oxclo horself after dinmer and go out for at pr'omle nado. C;hambera' Joulrnail gives an ImiuIsing ac'tu1lt of som1e Scotch l:adies visiting Paris-very priml and preci;e"--who, after p assing through an exporieneo of this kind, conclud ed tht the French had rio exporinco is talie arrangenients and no 00(1 manners toward guiests. T!'hey for get to make allowanceIs for difference in natioial custois. The printing business is the 'mostn 1 Qfaiating si entre~neng that man enj follow for ia livelihood. It is I hot. ny all exceedingly pleasnt. and highly re spec~ttable enlling;, bult also vely luerat.ives empJloym2uen;at. Larg fo'tuns itre constantly, being r'nlied bv Tews:piaper' publishelrsl , withbout thei s~liht('st 'ffoirt, and, take it all in all, it is t;e eaiest way to gaiil .lSistitancti one cl find. Printing debts are lianost welf col- I leclable. You never have to ask your pay bu (11ce. Evertvbdy is So kind anPd thouglili that it is no troubh!e at all1 to gather your stamps. Buy at priru; in" Alie and learn for yn.jef how truthful are these re 1Jilr:s. A c'ertainl p~ompoust; judtge fmelcd (s'veml vlawyers .lt) r:tel for (iiin tmt'iii'. of colut. After they had 1 aidj. teir es ;hi , a st?( 1C eatiy guilg d at toiney vil al gritalv lip to fhe benlm and laid down a t10 bill. halot is that for ?" inqiuirecd the j udv. "For coni temuipt, your honor." Whyv; I lt 'e. not fined 'volt for con. t te'iupt." ".I kniow tiht, ' said the at- t ttiany. "but I w'aut you t) imider st:ild 1 cherish a secret contempt fur this court all the time, 1n(1 I tunl willilgn to pay for it." The llakers of Naakayuna, nr' t Alhayiave. hv a mo:;t benevolent way ( hf doing busine!s. .\nj 4' '1om ):my t applied t o them 11 r in1.1 lu-:.hl to, s t'ut ice fro:m a like vhlch is on the i Sha;ker lil property, and (off'ered to pay F it good price for the privilege The Shmakers grauntled the permiission, but refinsel to fadke any mooney for it; tieir principles 111dding the sell u Ig of air, water or ice 1i AnE doctr, traveling i th-- Etns, wts exc essiveiy alxiou1s toa mer'a:se his repultationl at homnet by a Ilarin i g certaiin mlethods of tre-at' 1ing., dlisCLts, of whlichi he had hieardi wtonders,-. On one occasioih whetn oh the( Ct mlines~ of theii ( Iret Desert, t. lie asnked4 an old shiekh, "Whaft do t ui you (1o witha the Hickpelewn t hey ent sle "H recived the a to wa~it.ch theo camlsu~." in a decip titimi of at fhient iieigahbor. "Bo Be . meansii ver'y well," said the dco -' '"he is a sinicere( and1 honmi est mahi~ :)1 li, e tailks faster than lihe: thinks, alnd hle believ'es what hn~ saly% beeanneit he iimn't got, upl with it." Presby'~ter:i an Churchi in the U nitedc Stats wf(.~ il Ilimeet in lie F~irst Pres byteriani Chlurchi of Satvamnnah, (Ga. othe 18tl o May, at 11 A. Ml. Tepnin)g serm~ont will beA pr(eh el b~y the liev. MositH IID. Hogi, D).i D)., Mora4C~tor o1'(f the last Asseimbly.i It irl Flaidl that there are0 400,000 feather4 upon0 the wing of at Hilk. worml mot011, and1( that any (1he doubiht ing thle truth of thed .statommit enn <li Ihem. MinA :a Ihony saiys she Wahls i the i halt4 i.f for 1no (Ither reasU'on in t he wo' rld thani to spitIe thos necwspIa pr neiblersltI' who amiais t-heir~ smlhl miinalsn by cratckin g joikesatI lhe e'xpeInse of womanh11 looda ! Wihen'1 ai yourg man11 cainnott live omi linsnsalary, the nual way is for himii Apratital joke wasM o)01 attemipt ed to beo platyed en1 Mri. ilhSkine( an Hall with hisa hample bag (Vrammled fuill of bifs. 4hme wauggisoh bar riistCr lired a Jew hoy to go and ' asnk him if lhe had "aniy (1ld1elo's to exclaimed('t the indtignaniit couinselor. tM. Mairy L.uc'as, of Raleigh, 1 yearsii'h of age, has just compniletedl an) exquisite poinlt lace hatndkerc~hief. which nlhe miadet without the use of rzass - - WA~Lj1NG'roN VJIMS. A Sill )-COInlnitt0 hit 11118 lICCIIreed to inve"(stigat e the B~rooklynI Navy Y~ard. it til' AiZnnjte, Sherzualn hiilmittecl it rC.so1t101ln i'C(jiestiis g theO se cretary of war to in formi thei H('llstt 15 to the cost of the signasl iServic o rps11, sand to stat.O hh views its to tile fesibijliy of trsttlsferll g that service to the treasury dlepairtmenOJt.. Agreed to. ri Ti Renal e thlen res~olved itself o it ort of injeaelilllellt, for theC llLoved'tlSt evideiwo oil thle iil'isdic tion of the senate 110 t.:kf'l, anid jutiiitioii 1)0 oYGrlled, lho he ire 11i10fl~l to anfswer lit 1111 two dlays, and1( tle 32)1llgel5 ilav two) clys inl W11441'i to rep)1ly--at the anld of which fli1c trial pl'ocee(1 regi ihi ny. Ca rpef>; bcr )[lovedl thast thei trial 1)e pIos 'O iied till tile th1"t Monday if) iecent )c"1, atnd 051k(( all ItllowilheO of two Iioiii's to c aeh side to argiue tho :j i stion. Thle tila) int;U granted. l3l1tir I hioii;;1st that. at this iidateol [takeg of the session tilero was not Lime for counsIel to lpl('pare, and for .jllCRti'll. .Juide Black, of -ofliisot or tile dlefendant. " tilt that in tii lI)08!iblC for tile de~fend~ant to haive fair trial, tiiotig] lhe aliight llav() 10 11t11 ullell 1. 1111( the seiltat.e reed-ored or ('olsi 11tsttioii. On , ,erri ref lot n it, VhaS 1,ll1Ils(c.(I tll,, ('airps'slte'x 1lull runli Ild 1 )('CI) oVOel'S ileal. T1he investig:it i0)1 raider ',I( (e d ectio" of the hloise aore still p~ro ~ressisig. anld i mportant.osl develop cleouts niay" he 'xpr'e ti'il before' very hecre :ire tlt! heads of it scrtiioi 11c0 IWCawiled by a1 (1lillt Old1 e1ii itO' on1 the t~ext, '-Adapto, whlere art 1hog ?" First. id! lii'es are seome 'hic. tii iidl' slunIM 1-11 hIO s~h-, thf ouIght ntot to be. 'fhird 111l t1ICiulslvec, where they had Ii1inTdiiu. iii 181W:, oneo t iglrss Wats ('p)01tcot to have kilh!.. 127 J 1)10))l 1(1d stopped a g'all;- l' imi for 11i1:111; eeknCt. In) alotlI0'r t'alSe ill the( cell 1.111 pi'()VlllC~s at 01i11,i( tigress e.-tiised lhe dcs'tiolt of h Iirteen villages, nol 251) Itisal~re guilt': of ('ointry .ere tilovO1l out of cu~ltiva~tion, Two W~orking 11111 ini ni \illago Or1e hleiird discufooinr) a new inimlai tut. "'Is lhe ai gellthlnlalI '" fihqired no. ''ac lithllo11lI !' ec'ielied the Ctl1' with iwtn t 01111l( 14o 4 l&i11 "'I 110111( tinkl nut. illdlCrsd why he OverI (l~ved at Jiitiidrs'd dollars in ?' fo 1" iit.t Ce has1 ishoid ili otl 11. ("c~i la rging the Asten,'hiil people1 to J)lyird( t liL'ii' forl lii'rxliibitioi t tho fair ii B~ooni ;t~ 1ils)1 . 'flieo Ii iliig s ~i1110 n 'o eidv to receive rtfchl s ii sill of theQ (leln~)a]1111t.s;; sid sptai'u is availablle for atll early