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A < wi grow o'd i ur yee4eru>va Seem very du?1 ty.u distant : Wo hope as those wi darkened W?,'??, Through all that ia existent; - . Ycl'fkr-oft day? ?hine bright end clear With tuns that long havo faded, And woes deed seem utrnngely near To those that life h V eharVtd. Aa wo grow old our tears arc few For friends meet lately taken, But fill-its fall tb* siuumor dew From rose- lightly tbaken When some chance word or idle strain, Tho chords of memory sweeping, Unlo?k tlie flood-gates of our pain For those that taught rn; weeping. As we grow old our smiles are rare, To those who greet us daily, Or, If nomo living faces wear ; . The looks that beamed so gally From eyes long clceed, and wc should snails In answer to their wooiiie.-: .Tis but tho past that ?hinca thd'while Our power to r^uUewuewjiw. Ac wc grow old our dreams ?w&s'''-' Aro neve? of the Mor??y rf f J^aC H Tiioy come with'rvanffto* JP'Wur? orient Or dark with tf<t?*f*>trovi p And when w ?r40 tho names Ve say Are ? ...'?/ mortals, ' But e/waosa lrtaem? h)sg dead day ?tosed through life?ii*an?etportal?. THE BB?BG?. ( 7)tm?l?Ie?,froin the french-of* Attainder Du mas, by W, C.- Davidson.) Thc tradition lo which this bridge owes its ;(ame ls, ptirbaps, ono o,f tlie most eu? rlous ahd striking in all Bwitzland. The following account is confidently believed hot to be wanting in authenticity : The river ?leuae, hemmed lu between two perpendicular walls of granite and flowing over a rocky b?d sixty feet, below Ibo bank of the precipice,- cut? off ail eoramuaicotion between tho inhabitants of the valley of ; Cornera find those living in tho vals of Gesehenen) that is to say, between tho Grisons and the .canton .'of Uri. Th ia temporary isolation was tho cause of so much incouvenieuco to tho ' two neighboring cantons that tbeir most skillful architecte were called .Into re? qulsition, and? at h mutual expentso' se?? . oral ^bridge* were thrown from bauk to bank ; butin no instance were they ever found durable enough to resist fbr more than a yeer the storms, freshets and tho fall of avalanches. ' Tho lost attempt of 'this kind bad been made toward the clone of tho fourteenth century ; and, as the win try season had almost flown by, the hope gained ground that this bridge would re main intact and safely defy the fury of . th? elements, when ono morning news was brought to the bailiff* of Uoshenen that the- bridge bad once moro been swept into tho stream. "Nono other than tho devil himself io obie to build us another 1" exclaimed the bailiff. Scarcely had these word? passed his lips, when nservautannounced, "Mon sieur Satan I" "Show him in," said the'bailiff.' The domestic rot i red, and made way for a gentleman of from thirty to thirty-six years of ?go, dressed after tho fashion of Mephistophelesin tho oner? of "Faust," Ho wore a iiairof.tlgbt'bttingtrowsers of a bright red color, and a close jerkin bf black velvet with sleeves slashed nt the elbows, through the interstices of which might bo seen glimpses of the flamed o 1? orcd tunic beneath. His head WAR adorn ed with a jaunty cap, attached to Which was a largo red plume which, as it'.-waved to and fro with motion of his bend, added a peculiar grace to tho attractiveness of lils coiffure. : A? to lils Bhoes, tboy wairo, indeed, far iu advance of the prevailing mode, and wero rounded or turned un nt tho toea, as they ware worn ?omobunaredi t year? later, toward tho rolgn of Louis XII; and the largo cockspur which orna mented tho hinder part of his- ankle, seem destined to servo tho -purpose of the. ordinary rowel, whenever it was his J?tff tania pleasure ' to air himself on horeo back. After on exchange of nods and the complimenta cl the nour, the bailiff Boated himself in ono fcutcnil and the dey* ? il in another; tho bailiff eiretchod bte feet on tho fire-dog, and the "prince of fcbo powers of the air," being fire-proof)' thrust his p?dal extremities under the embers. "Welt, my good feilor," said Satan, I hear you have need of my services." "I acknowledge, my dear sir," replied tho bailiff, "that your good offices would ioet altogether bo thrown away la our present predicamt-n?"." *" " "You allude to that cursed bridge, I daresay?" "Well, what then?" "You can't get along without it?" "Indsed, wo muBt have it, cost what it will." "Ho 1Ho 1" grinned Satan. "Come, now, bo u good devil," rejoin ed tho bnlliiT, >:doyou build us. another." "Why,? carao here to propose that very thing 1" "well wen, ? closo with your offer, and the only point now remains to como V to an tIndnrstmulinK---coucerningtho-iif, v tbo baiiiff hesitated"; . -..V; "Coricoruijg tho prlco," continued tho dovil, filling hp tho blank, and regarding his..interlocutor with an iH-coueealea ;j flC"YiW," naid tho bnillff, fooling, lite li&m?otvthat there was "the niV^ ; 1 "Oh," continued Satan, balancing bini- 1 seif on the hind legs of chi ? chair and 1 F.harpenihg'bia nails with tho bnlH?fV J penknife. "I will be cosy with you on. 1 thal score." .. "Good ;.'?}? nehmen mir einen Stein vom ? Herben,1 " ?iiid tho baiiiff, In Corm an ; ] "the last bridge cost us alxty golden1;! inarki} wo wilfpny you double that sum j . for tho acvv one, bot we csa not afford a j j Rtivor more.". I "P?UiwJ whs* do i^^ol??.^r fihS; lucre,-"'replied tho devil, "I can manu fae- j ' ture Ali tho gold I want in a jiffy. Look I toro ki and took tho flames; mit. ' almond Eatr,".raiu nc MI uro hesitated. continued Sstan, ola ohtsir-etchod palm ig gold, aBpure-ttudaa thcorf dug from tho rho astonished hailiff *era, and then offered tit cunde?' gift that! U3 pu?0. ines with >ta?wueh an .unastal loe? how to ifisyourowu ?rBt.bfJhfi; ray own," Qa tho morrow, at break of day,, tho bridge iras built. Shortly afterwards, tho *alHff wade bis appearance on tho Go^hcuen highway. He had come to obtain thc testimony of bh own eyes that the fjliUlcd bis agreement; and, core enough, fae ssw the bridge, {winch would have satisfied the moot exacting); &id at the other end of th? structure oppot :te that towards which be was advauoiog, he saw Satan seated on a milestone, Impatiently awaiting (ho price of hin.nocturnal labor. "You seo that I am a man of my word," said Satan. ;*; 1 . "And that I ara, also," replied tho bai liff. . . "What, my dear Curt?as," rejoined bis astonished auditor, think/ug that tho bailiff iptand?d tojf<*? tho bridge; "aro MU about to eternity yourself for the ?nod of year coo*? tuent* ?" "Jfot; yVec?BO?^?nat,'' continue ? tho bftihffe4epoeit?ng at the entrance jf the bridge # Jorge b?g which be bad carried ion ni?. shoulders, and cor mencius to ?uuti? tho string which closed it mouin. : "What have you there?" ?aid the dev il, trying to divino what wan lu the sack. "S s-a-c"-a-a t I" said the bailiff; and a dog, dragging a irving-pun tied to bis ! tail, leaped nastily from the ireutb of tho sack and, running quick!/ over the bridge, slipped, hulling and barking, ! between the extended legs of his expec tant master. "Egad," said the bailiff, laughing: "ynur boul bas slipped through your fin gers; why don't you run after it, mon seigneur?" Satan's gorge rose at this; he was frimnly furious ; he hud counted on the soo for a man, nnd was forced to content himself with that of a dog. He would bave had something worthy of damna tion if affair* had not abapo<' themselves . as they did. Nevertheless, bo put n good face on the matter, as ho saw lhere was "tho devil to pay," and shammed an air of finding tho joko very'droll, indeed, flo would feign laugh as heartily aa did the bailiff; bot, sCsreely bad tho latte? tuned bis back, when tho dovil set to work with his hands and feet to demolish tho bridge which be had built ; ,but, os fae had carried out bia contract td tho Jotter, in vain did be bend his nails to the quick and stub bis toes against the so! ?d mason - ! ry-he could notdislodgocvch .no small est pebble. "i have made a great fool of mynelf," said he. Then, haviug made this con soling reflection, he put his bands In bis pockets, whistled a melancholy air, dud commenced descending the banks of the Seuss, keeping a sharp lookout to tho right mid left, as if ho wore un admirer of laudBcapo beauty. Howover, he hud not entirely renounced his project of ven geance. His intention was to bunt up n hugo boulder of a uuitablo size and weight, transport it to tho summit of the mountain wlueU overlooked the valley, and then,, at a height of five hundred feet, to let lt full like an avalanche on tho Ill-starred bridge which tho bailiff of Gesehenen bad inveigled birr, into build ing. He hud uot walked moro than three longues bofore ho unexpectedly hit up on ibo very object of lib search. It was an enormous rock, huge ns ono of tho towers of Notro-Dame. Sating dislodged it from its bcd with aa much caso us a fou riga ter would pull upn turnip, carried t to his shoulder, hud commenced trudg ing along the footpath which led to the ton of tho mountain, l?o sauntered along lolling out bis tongue the whilo ia pure exhiUratiou of spirits, and gloating in anticipation over tho despair of thabniliff, when he found on tho morrow that tho bridge was a melancholy pilo of ruins. When ho had gone on about a league, Satan thought he could distinguish a great concourso of people on tho deck of the bridge. He immediately set bia bur den on tho ground, hastily clambered up th* side; ana was soon standing on tho summit of tho rook. He could thon dis tinctly seo a long procession of priests, beaded by tho elevated ero? ' md richly embroidered banners flutu, Jg io the breeze;, It was, io fact, tho clergy of Gos ebenen, who had como to sprinkle, holy water over tho infernal handiwork and to consecrate to Cod tho bridge of? the devil. The devil plainly, saw the folly of proceeding further, andslowly de scended tho mountinn in no very amiable mood; Falling in with a poor cow in bi? patb, ho determined to glut hia iro on this guileless victim ; no seizing tho un fortunate creature by tho tail, bo hurled her. over tho precipice into the stream below. "?? As to tho bailiff of. Gosche, he was never afterwards heard to allude to his architect from i tho lower regions ; only, the first time he thrust bis fingor in bis purse, ho burnt himself severely. It woe thc goldou ingot, which baa been transmuted back again into coal. AB to th? bridg-3, lt la3tcd for the full period of five centuries, ns tho devil bau pledged bis word, and may- still bo seen by tho curloua traveler among thc Alps. ?.-?G?iT Xi ICA H Gi??C,XE??3.-^=]L!'"ht Brahmas aro universally esteemed yet no ?nore than their merita warrant. There '9 na other breed of fowls which 1? better known over a wider rango of country than tho light Brahmas, and they seem (o do equally as well lu every Slate of our widely di verified country. They teem to adapt themselves to circumstances and taken collectively stand unrivall ed. There ave no doubt bet.tor breeds for special purposes, tho Leghorn, os a lay ing bret *? no besbt excelling them in that t>ne particular, though these last named birds aro Email in body, and raako scarce ly one-half the weight, which is easily found ia a well-fed light Brahma As layers these Brahmas ava by? no means poor., whan properly housed nnd fed lib erally on suitable food. Whole'corn, as usually given to tho exclusion Of other. Es pot conducive of egg production, and ls ono of tho causes for tho scarcity of eggs fto:n them, for it inducen an UIKIU? ac ttet??n of fat on tho ovaries,- which ?tops th? Bupply.of eggs. Wheat, sr?und And T<\?yV..lu. * *? ^ V iUj? l^iliw? ii..-.)..^ iLyjg i't is hot well to confleo tho birds too long sn ono kind of food. There aro soveral lypes of tho light Brab>w, having been made to cor#Tr>rm to icJlvidual ideas bf :ho different prominent breeders. Some >f tho breeders tc produce'mammoth specimens, irrespective of .fine form and *5S5?*5?!? peie?=, rrhils sihsrs. ?ti?k?tig for tho #amo goal, produced tall, leggy ?nd gawky xpeeiman?, with nota single ?laim to beauty ;, wbi}? other breedors,, n-anting heavy,'compact weights, pro luced abort Ir^sd (almost du???-lcgg?d) ipeclmons, which, whila heavy io tho Isodyi aro anything bul; showy birds. Dur idea of this h reed is oue of medium height and only moderately long in tho ??gs. with ato.it, compact aud heavy body, goxyr&g feathering, plenty, of breast and t>ack, and with regular markings having no splotches of dark on tho whlto feathers, and with a full and regularly marked Mackel.-Axner?msi l?rMcur nnd PLti??tT. A nethor Murder Wear Sparianbnrtf. Si'AUf ANUOKO, S. C., June 2tf. At La od ru m's $UiUou. on tho Spftitari 3urg and Asheville Railroad, this after noon, about ?ix o'clock, two iseoroas. orara playing cartis uear tho dunot, "???HOgrce ing-M to. tho gamo they engaged.in a icuffle. Ou? of thom, wuoea nam* i? inkuown, shot tho other, Mose Wofford, in tho leg, Wo?Sbrd immediately1 drew iib ohjtol An* ?hothi3ft;>ta:ton!*tthwu?h mi 3iT MJiiMuimiati^mrimss m; ur II ri i r-r^rn* "TEE ^HTESBlFljeD 1? The It?iiuebart Democrat!-. Clob lief OM te BatHy ?ho Action ot th? ?Ut? Conven tion-Anot lier Copv rnttou Called For. Tho following preamble and resolution* were forwardedto us br a responsible par ty, for publication. It wi" be noticed that there i* a conspicuous absence or names attached to the P^?dlmjs At a meeting of Bhinthart Democratic Club held at Tyro Elhredge's Store on the 10th inst, the following preamble and resolutions-were offered and adoptad: Wbeveas this Democratic Club ss in fa vor of straight-out Democracy, and be lieves in maintaining white supremacy and civilization, anda government of, for asd by thc people of South Carolina, as opposed to radicalism, fuslonWm, rings and cliques, inside or outside of the Democratic patty ; therefore be it Resolved, ul. That it is the eenie of this club that the action of the State Democratic June Convention, in forcing the nomination of S^teofficers.wae unwin, unfair and unp?et?edenticf? and waa. doti's by a partisan Executive Committee ut the dictation of aristocratic leaders, in the interest of particular parties, and selfish purpose?, and against a large majority of tho pec-pic, who compone, the Democratic party. Resolved, 2nd. Thtt we refuno to ratify th? aciion of the June Convention, as to the nomination of f?late officers, and de mand of our County and State Executive Committees, that another convention be called to meet in August or S -plomber for the purpose of making nominations for State officers ; and further, it is the sense of thin ebb, that each county should be represented in said convention in proportion to its trtto Democratic vot ing strength, PO as lo secure a clear, fair and prober expression of tho will of tho majority of the party. : Resolved, ord, That a copy of these re* olutions ho sent to the Advertiser and Monitor fov publication. 'From the If?gef.tld ddvertiner. We deepty regret the action of our honored friends of Ithinehart Democrat ic Club No*, a.,as set forth) in another column. W<- know them well, und have profound re .peet for their high spirit and undoubted honesty. But in this matter they have been both hasty and unwise. The Edgefield delegation left the State Convention without repudiating ita ac l'on, and there all murmuring should cease. AU publie murmuring at least. The only one of ourdelegation whoepoko openly against making the voto unani mous considered his duty done, then and there, and immediately upon his nrrivul home introduced resolutions in bis olub pledging hearty support to tho ticket; We allude to the Hon. Wv 8. Ailen, and, we consider hi? action admirable. And upon far brandtr grounds than thin, it is now tho part of 'wisdom and patriotism .to earnestly support the pres ont Stato Ticket. Our political .situation h entirely Icc critics! ferns, ny any means whatsoever, to engender dissension" among ounioivca. He who runs may read t Wo actually shrink from giving reasons and entering into dotails, for fear of putting ideas into the heads of our enemies. Like our Rhinohart friend ), wo think the fiction of the majority in vhe June Con vention was unwise, high-handed, per baps tyrannical. But it is too late now io take the measures of repudiation. /Ind a Convention in August or Septem ber would simply reaffirm the work. Ey? sry man in tho Convention gave in his idhc.tion to its work; and every pnper in ho State, no matter what its previous ?iew?, strongly advises united ac tion and hearty support of tho ticket al -cady nominated. South Carolina, as re gards its position between two great par ies, io by no means so safe that tho Dem icrnts may quarrel among themselves; iVo earnestly exhort nil our people to land by tho Convention and by the tick it. And another word of warning, to our icople in connection with the Khinehart esolutionB. From time immemorial it las not been the habit of Edgefielvi pao ile \o imagine that other people thought hcmsclves better than they. The whin ng and epanicl-liko phrases that threat n to become common among us, hinting ;t our teing under tho foot and tho lash f aristocratic leaders-men of bluo blood, od hereditary nobility, and illustrious ntecedenta. are weak and pitiful-ebso utoly calculated to lower the high tone nd spirit of our children. Edgefield nen and women aro as good, by birth, ilood, breeding and natural qualities, sa ny men and wemen in South- Carolina. ind this being the case let us beware of bese objectionable phrases and these too leek ideas. Wo are 'toder ho whip nor ian. And this sort of humble and whiri ng talk is the fruit of seed eown by self ih demagogues. We appeal to the an ient pride of Edgefield to be done with uch jlowly. ?nd meaningless twaddle. from fat Edgefield Monitor. We publish elsewhere the somewhat cronrkablo resolution passed by the thinehart Democratic Club, on which ''e propose- to offer, a few words of com - teut by way.of protest agajnuttuo move lenfwhich this club, or a- w member? boreof-for wo do not thine any conaid rabia number participated in the meet jg-have thus attempted, to., inaugurate., 1 Vo hnvo no thought, however, that the lovement will create even a ripple ?ut ido of Edgefield county, and we truest bose here among us who sympathise ti th the spirit of the r?solutions, will on sober second thought, see the folly f attempting to carry them into execu ion, ana at once abandon tho project and ; onie up to the support of the regular cssisees cf the pariy which alone ia able ? maintain "white supremacy." The atire Democratic party of South Caro- . ria is in favor of whito supremacy, but lere is no use to ignoro tho fact "that a irge majority of tho Democratic.,: voters f the' *f^t~ arq: conservativo in their olitital viewa ood will not bo led off by no cry of radicaiwn. ?istoniam, "rings" r "cliques," when those term? aro ap licd to the party which bas putin norn- ! mt?ou such reen as (senora! Hagood, | fen. Kennedy, Col. You roa ns and others hose Democracy cannot be questioned nd whose characters aro such as our < eople should delixht to honor. In regard to the charge that the action f tho Convention waa "uufair' wo need nly say the Convention was called to house delegates. to tho Cincinnati Con ention and to nominate ft '.8U5f .'. ticket. , t was so stated io tb* ?411 of the Exec live Committee. Tho question cf timk ig nominations or not making them was , focussed by the press Hnd people np to to time of holding the Convention, and eicgates were chosen with the knowledge Mt they would bo called upon to decide io matter, and that a majority, ec a latter of course, would raia ; and' wo do ot soo how tho charge wo are alluding 1 > can bo sustained nnlcss tho great tatt* irlty principle, which b tho very bulwark f Democracy, is in Itself, .unfair., Tho j ssertion that the action of our people I $0 compose tho Democratic party I? un- j itpportoo by any ot id?neo that wo.^avo J ?en, and we think unsupportable by ?ny i v.tdenco that can be produced, j The refusal of this Club to ratify the j ction of the Juoe Correction partajreivj cry much' of the "rulo or ruin" policy'; J ?very newspaper In tho State haa en-, owed lb? action, and what can the *? bor ar?d supporters of those rty. ?"ttiona ope'te accomplish other than tt?... Ivide' bo Democratic party and make it petal lo for radicalism to again rttke it*j hy? ra-head in our Sudeand again fasten us hop? a fa meeting o? (he I&laebort Bemocrtljc ed ??d'fae Club placed in mil ar^rd willi (bo great U?tuocraUc party of the State. _'* ^? HQUm CAROLINA NEWS. Cleaning;* Crom oar Stat? Exchnnge?. Abbeville; The toval colloctlona of taxes in Abbeville County for May for State and County purposes, amounted io $10,557.47. Ti- apecial tax for the Sa vannah Railroad amounted to $697.94. .Thirty-five thousand dollars have been subscribed to the National Bank. .A wheat field on the Savannah side caught fire last ?reek ?nd 800. bushels of gram were destroyed..Tho population of Abbeville, under, tho new, census, is 1,500, and the population of the township outside, of the town limits 1,700. . The population pf Long Cane to wnship J? 2,200.TUe town council of Ninety-Six hos passed an ordinance prohibiting the currying of conot&led weapons, and the salo of liquor on Sunday, - vj Beaufort : The town council has author ized tb o inondant to buy a park for the uv) oi Mia town for a price not exceeding $?,609.Ex-Congi-e^soun Smalls, who has been acting os a customhouse inspec tor- at- Beaufort, being ordered to report at Mobile, and declining, hus been re moved by Secretary Sherman. Edgeflcld: The late Court in this County was an unprecedented term Tor Edgeffeld. Only one indictment was handed out -against a negro for aiding a prisoner in jail to escape. He was con victed and sent tc tho penitentiary for one year. Both juries were discharged on the first day of the term and on Tues day the Court finally adjourned/ ! IMckcms: Jk negro mau was shot through tho thigh; dost week, by another negro man on account of nn old grudge about revenue mattera; still another .was knock ed in the head with a hoe, and so badly injured that he will die.The Demo crat gre. " dividing timo " at "thu Radical meeting?. : . | York : A colored woman has been found by tho census enumerator in York Coun ty one hundred and .fifteen year?.old, living with ber son, who is eighty yearn old and the youngest of eighteen chil dren. As ACOUSTIC TRIAIV,-A vagrant ass, says th?'San Antonio (Texan) Herald, stood beside the track of the Sunset rail way at the depot tbis morning; an engine ! moved slowly up ; it stopped within a few feet of the ass, and the engine blew one of those terrible screams, prolonged end ear-piercing; such a blast as makes a' sleeping Millerito dream of the day of judgment. Did tho ass scare? Not worths cent] L'ki he shake the sloth from bis limbs, erect his tail and speed away like tho oases of Bansorab. fuater than tho Bedouin coursers run back to tho chaparral? No, ho didn't. Ho turn ed ono ear toward tho engine juBt as a deaf man uses his tin ear-trumpet and caught every particle of the sound. And when tho steam-blown whistle ceased its notes and ail tho echoes tiled away,, tba animal straightened out his neck, opened his mouth, and iu a-voice that deafened all the railroad men and carnied ' the frelgbt clerk to drop lila pen, mared: "I can't I I can't I I can't J I can't ! I can't ! bo beal J be beat ? ba beat 1 bo beat I I c-a-n-'t be-b?-be-be beat." lr " ; ?-*f,?-rOne 8?rae sometimes rtceives con solation from a source wholly unexpect ed. Two men were in a boat and trying' tn cross the rapids. The traveler waa timid in presence of the turbulent wa ters, end, clinging to both aides of the little cockle shell, said to the boatman iu trembling tones, "Arn't people sometimes lost here? It Beems to mo tn bo very dangerous." Tho Hturdy ferryman gave an extra tug at the oar*, and then replied cheerily. "Lor" bless you, sir, f - never knew a man to be lost hero, though I'"c been or; tbis river off and on for nigh ibrty years. Wby, only lost month my brother John was drowned right on this very spot that we are going over : now, but he wasn't :lost for .we found bis body two days afterward, in the creek below there." - According to Dr. AbercrorabieJ'a gentleman who bad; been a soldier dreamed ho heard a signal-gun, saw tbe Eroceedings for displaying tho signals, card .thc bustle of tho; streets, the assembling of troop*, etc. Just then he was rousea by hid wife, who had drenmed precisely the same dream with this addi tion, (bat she saw the enemy land and a friend of uer husband's'killed; and she awoke in a fright. Thia occurred ak Edinburgh, at the tirro whon a French invasion was feared, and it had been de cided io fire a'signal-gun at tho first approach of tho . fue. Tho dream wes caused, it appears, by the fall of a pair of tongs in tho room above; and the ex cited state of the public mind was quite sufficient to account for both dreams turning on the same subject. - Princo William, eldest son of tho Prussian Crown Prince, has just been solemnly betrothed.to Princess Augusta Victoria^, The epa Emperor brought in tho brido,-and betoedr/lth gratifo**^ as ho presented Bismarck and other guests to ber. She has great personal attractions, and is in bor twenty-second year, nearly the same ago a? Prince Wil liam. ' She wore a white silk dress and V hat trimmed' with May flowers, with whilo vail. A bouquet of ten roses rest? ea* OM th? breast; nud in hor hand tho Princess held one of white roses and May Bowers. A nix-fold string of pearls, with ii golden raedalion, was round her neck. Thc match is sahl to bo one of mutual nfiecliou rather than of state arrange meut. - The other evening, whilo tho foal expresa train on tho Pennsylvania rail road was near Birdsborongh, Berks coun ty, tho thick glass of tho headlight at tached to the engiuo was suddenly broken. The train was stopped, ?nc among tho ioiiengiasson thocow-cntchei was found a dead robin, which ia sup posed to have flown with great fora against the glass in an opposite directibr io that which the train was moving, and tho violent collidion broke it: The birt does not weigh over four ounces. - There is n grent desi of inlercstjrrtj conversation going over the telephom wires If yet; ha ve. tbe machino open ant listen. The message of a fond mother whose cherub had eaten a watermelon o sb' loo much, and a gentleman who hat sent homo a large rcc-fish for dinner, go mixed yesterday. Vlrst voice-"Whx shall I do about the baby?" Secom V?ic? VScrape all tho acole* off him. cu him open and have bim dressed nicol; tor dinner with cap?r sauce. Ain't he i whopper?" - Tho Liverpool inspectors of ,?xplo ?Ive? report that a quantity of boney rc cen Uv crias Into that port with a. lab? well calculated to secure proper baudlin, for tho package. In veli dtnplayod an large letters, tho caution to porters am others ra? thus: "Handle gently A* dys smlto. A drop of ono ineb wilt ?sus certain destruction to the Contents. The word? "handle gently/' "dynamite; and "eertsin detraction," w;rc, c course, p-lnted lia more prominent *yp then the resti ?od one can well undai aland that llulo damage WM dono to th contenta of that package. - Nature quotes from tho Bomba Qatttte an account of a remarkable ihnn der storm that occurred nt Dharwar, I March last, during which "hallston* fell mcMturing VA? lese than wino' or ti Inches in circumference." Tho thund? and lightning.werp terri fut, and after tl all of bstl, there w*4 * heavy duwe-pou of rnio. Tho "bulletin" Of the Jo* Weather ' Service,. for April,. 1880, Ti wived since tho above was written, tel of thunda fltormsduriug tho month, ! that Suite, where hailstones fell mea bring twelve ?uchos lu c?r?uinfercrwe, ' imam F. W. WAGENER & CO., CHARLESTON, ?OUTF. CAROLINA, Cotton Factors. Wholesale Grocers, AND LIQUOR DEALER. AGENTS FOR Oriental Gun Powder, Fruit?) and Flower* Smoking Tobacco, Celebrated Reversible Cotton Tie, Wagener and Georgia Grange Fertilisera. Or Samples of anything itt our line sent on application with pleasure. P. W. WAGENER. G. A. WAGENER. May 13. 1880 44 ly INDUCEMENTS EXTRAORDINARY. REDUCTION IN PRICES AT TOLLY'S FURNITURE STORE ! DUKING the BUM M KR MONTHS t will sell for CASH at tho fellowing remarkable low figuro $.?!. ?' "j Maple Bedsteads, Biota and Castors, complete, $2.60 and upwards. Walnut Bedsteads, 0 feet 6 inches high, $7.60 and upwrvda. Cane Best Chairs, per net. from $5-00 and upwards. Towelend and Drawer Washstands, from $1.85 and upwa.df. Picture Frames and Chroma1* cheaper than anywhere else. Walnut Motto Krames, with Oloss and Gilt lining at 80 cents. 8x10 Frames, name kind. '25 cents. 11x14, same kind, at 30 cents. Tho larg *st size of Pictures, 24x30, Walnut Frames, at $1.40. ?Sin :il 1er idze.M, same frame, ut $1.20. FINE CHILDREN CARRIAQE8 at $7.50 and upwards. A large lot of Window ?hadrt from 8 cents a piece and upwards, and everything etoo in proportion. I have eu hand a very large stock of all kinds and description. Come and see tue, as I will not ho undersold by any house in tho State. ?J. F. T02.LY. Moy 18,1880_. _ 44 _ VEGETABLE A PURELY V150EVABE.ES REMEDY ru urama AM tmuu on, la a ?uro rare for nil tho dtwim for which lt ls recommended, aud lu r.lwny? PEUFKIJTIJY SAKE In Uio bunda o? even Un? moat Inexperienced partons.. t? 1? * ?uro ?nd fiulcK renwdyfor COUGHS, SORI3 TlinOAT. CIlILbtt, and similar troublr?; affords Instant reifest in tho rn?;;: mnllyit?nt fonos of DIPHTHERIA, and 1? thu best known remedy for RUt-rnnatUn? and Hraralgte* Th* Oldest, Best, and Most WI daly Known Family Medicino In the World. It has been used ivitb. ?neb. vrowSerful sacr?e? in all parts oftho world fur CHAMPS,CHOUBRA,DIARRHOEA, O YfiKNTERY, and ell BOWEL OOMPLAHSTS that lt I* cxiUBtdtn-ed aa uaadllng euro for these dlaeaaca. Has stood the tost of Forty Years' Constant Use in .all Countries and Climates. . It U RECOMMENDED* hy PnyrJetaas, M?*?lon*rf es, Ministers, Manasen of Planta tiona, Work-Shops, tua? Factories, KnrMi in Hospitals-in (hort by Everybody, Bvitr^vr^ero, who haa ever gtven it a trial. IT IS WITHOUT A RIVAL A3 A LINIMENT. It should always he used for Pal? In th? Back ?nd Std?, and bringa speedy end permanent relief In nit casca of Brain*, Caf*, Sprains, Severo Burn*, Scalds, etc. Bo family cnn safely bo v/lthont lt. It will annually raye marr/ turon ila coot in doctors' billa, and lu price brings it Within tho reach of all. It is sold at 83c, 50c, and St pet bottlo, and can ba obtained from all dnigsitta. PERRY DAVIS & SON, Providence, R. I. ProDrlotorS. PERFECT BALL SEEING THREAT). COXJTMBTJS, GEORGIA. -?..???.?? ?> PREPARED Br A PROCESS USED IJV JT? OTHER MILL. MK? 18 Balls to Pound, I lb. Packages. 20 Balls to Pesad, 2 tb. Paper Boxes. Packed In Cases of 20, 30,80, (00 or 860 Poonda each. _ VMform ?Price. Invariable BUscottnSs. ?LSK S'Oa ^EA?-r^^^B^IHiX.'? USE 2TO OTHER the Great Carriage Manufacraring House of the World. . i. 'i i 1 - ?eNOIN^ATi, OHIO. Beat material, good-workmanship,, handsome styles, strong and durable Vehicles in every respect.' .. . 70,000 CARRIAGES, Manufactured "by &mEH30H, FISHES. & CO., arc sow in uso iu ovory part of the American Continent. They give unfailing 'satisfaction. All their work ia warranted. They, have re? eived 'testimonial* from all parts hf the country of purport similar to tho following, lUhdreds of which are on file subject to inspection : O ALVA. ILLINOIS Jnlv 10.1870. Mcstrt. Emtrmi, Fitter & Cb. : I have ttscd one of your Top Buggies three years In ray ; iberv stable.'and thoy have Klven me perfect satisfaction and oro in constant use. . " OSCAR SMALLEY. . , , ; NEWBERRY. 8. C., July 17.1879. Henri . Coppock d- Johntoi*~-Dear 8irs : i ?ttvo been using the Emernon & Fisher Bnp>?y ! bought from yon os roughly I suppose as any one could. I hod r, fast horse, drove him it full Hj^oV sometimes with two grown ladles and myself In the buggy, and lt is to day. ?irih _.? t?:? r.:z.T.zy ! r?!d for ?t. I ray i?c r'iucxBon cc naher u?gj?es wui do. A. M. TBAOUB, Farmer. The favorable reputation |he Carriages havo tohde in Incaiitics where they have teen used" fer eavcral yesnM?ytsavorymen, PhyslciAnn, F-'rmcM mid other* requiring lard and constant use, haa led to an increased demand '.rom' those localities.'te meet: vhich tho manufacturing facilities of their mammoth'establishment have neon ea? ended, enabling tijem now t?> taro ont in good Btyle, SSmef son, Ks?i?r .&,-Go.'9 Carriages are the Best. ir?ftB^YA?B. MARBLE YARD. A LL nersons wanting TOMBSTONES - ?% will do well to call on mo, as X have _ ?WBP ww ?#*> W ?rv ' m hand a!l grades of Marbi*, and work all SAfflU EL SI-U H P H Ya he new ; designs. ? I warrant-my wotft to . v mtm* ?? > dvoNdfs&fctio?. Price* to snit the ti nw, Anderson, 8. vT?" I am prepvtd to take care of the County -. raval *ud rigulsr boardin?; et reantuiablo TTVEALBR and Mumifuciarcrof ?ton?* .ftf^Hi a? the Bfinum Hou^e. Meal* 25 cent*, JLr : l?eitel?, Si?s*s!s?S?i?? ?Sesi?-? dodging 25 cenu. ntam?n. Tombs, Vases, Kt?. As I THOB. M. WHITE. ' am a practical workman, and do work my* IrebSS, 1880 S3 wlf, 1 can afTord to furnish anything in my ----'- Une.cheaper than any ono else. Work?tig * T?vrviKTRATO?>?a NnT?f?K on'v th? ec*t grades of"marbte, 1 am able AT A? tSnfhSIn?^??ms' against ??tter sa^mctlon to ray en?to^era, ?r?nou^edtopresent tteem to tht under- LV. ' ?,^^ ??ned within tho Um? allowed by ?sw, I ",'"i';Vi It }U?Jt. K ft'"M ^f"l wok?tiy proven, or they will bo tmr'rra ; j*,l,?*u fac,?? bcforo. Pu ?-????? W. in? perN>n* Indebted to tho Kstate ere ne-. I j^nrTIT* ?aaft 41 iv ifien to roako prompt payment to the un- . _ \ ^!_ _ _ " lersigneiV. ROBERT MOORHEAD, Adav> A PPL10ATION FOR CHA?Tiut. May 37,1KS0_4ft ; S J% Nollie is hweby siv?n thct an ap(rU?< _ . k _ union for a Charter for Lone, Branch Church 'WANTED! made^coordlnK tc?low, before Ht? Clerk of thu Court at Ainh rron. 3. C., oa l^IFTY dow?? BOOS, and sevenly.fiT* the ?th d*y of July next, at 10 o'ctoek a. m. I? fQ lng Chick?? aad awm Hens. J. MATT.'COOLEY,-CG. A. B. TOwaSl A OO. ? Junol0,18i? 48 fi* STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, . co uar y OF ANDERSON. COURT OF COMMON PJL ES AB. A. Y. Snlrlcy ?od Win. R. Cartee, Plsinllffi. against Rachel K. llarri?, Ernaline Junta, lt. A. Shirley, Milo Wilson, Helen McDsniri. JJ. V. Bhirley, John N Shirley, Ixttio Shirley,Tuotna?Shirley, Newton Shirley. Richild Shirley. Rehelea J? Jack. Fanny Ii. Shirley, Klzora Vickory .Emma t?oolsby.aud Franklin Shirley, D?fendante. ' ftwwi for RelM-Cbmplalni not ?errttt. To tho Defendants ebor? named : YOU ar? hereby summoned ?nd required lo r.n *w?r the complaint lu thia action, a copy of whick U flied lu the ofles of tho Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, at Anderson C. IL, B.C., and to serre a copy of your answer to the raid complaint on the subscriber at bu omeo. Auder svn C. H., 8. C., within twenty days after the ser vice, hereof, ?xdu?lve of the day of such servies ; and If you fall to answer tho complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff ID thia action will apply to tb? Court for the relief demanded In the complaint. Dated May 23, A. D. IMO. J. U TRIBBLK, Plsictlfis Attorney, Andersoa, 8. C. [I., a.]-Join? W. )).\.-?n i;', C. C P. To the Defendants above named : Take notice thal the object of thts action, tr? which a summon? Is herewith served upou you, te to remove cloud from Titles to Real Estate assign ed to Plaintiffs by tb? Probato Court, and to con firm proceedings In Probate Court to partition tba Real Est?t* of James Shirley, deceased. The preta Isca in question are described as follows : Tract Ho. I, containing one hundred and sixty throe acres, moro or less, and Tract No. 2, contain lng one hundred and t\vi;utv-tbreo acres, mora or tess, bounded by lands of Mrs. Sophia Mlllwce. Ilu-jb Rush and James Erskine. No personal claim Is made against you. J. L. TBIUBLE, Plaintiffs' Attorney To the Defendants. Take notice that tko complaint and summuns In this action were filed in tho office of John W. Daniels. C. C. P.. Anderson County, cn tho 28th day of May, 1680. J. L. Tl: I J) I ll, IC, Plaintiffs- Attorney Juno S. 1880 47 0 THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF ANDERSON. COURT OP COMMON PLEAS. Henry B. Smith, Plaintiff, against S. A. Smith, Defendant.-COpy Bummont for Btlief-Complaint Served. To the Defendant 8. A. Smith : YOU are hereby summoned and required to an ayer the complaint In this action, of which a copy ts herewith served upon rou, ano to serre a copy of your answer to tho sala complaint on tho subscriber at hi? offley in the City of Greenville, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclu sive of the day of such service : and if you fall to answer tho complaint within the limo aforesaid, tho plaintiff In this action "will apply to thu Court for the relief demanded in tho complaint. Dated 12th May, 1S80. WHITNER 8YMME8, Plaintiff's Attorney. ATTEST: JOUN W. DANIELS, C. C. P. To the Defendant S. A. Smith ; YOU will tske notice that tho summons and complaint In this action was filed in tho omen of the Clerk of tho Court ' T Common Pleas at Ander son Court House, the Kth day ol May, 1880. WHITNER SYMMES, Plaintiff's Attorney. June 10,1880 48 C THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF ANDERSON. A. 8. Armstrong, Adm'r.,*) vs. \ Sarah J. Armstrong, et al. J In the Common Plea?-Complaint for Parti tion, Payment of Debit, tic. T3URSUANT to an order of Court in the KT above stated crue, nil creditors of the Estate of A. M. Armstrong, deceased, ore hereby notified to establish their claims before me on or by the 1st day of July next, or bc barrell. W. W: HUMPHREYS, Master. May 27, 188 40 G IKPROYED PATENT LIVER PADl NKvxn GETS HAKO. CAI? BS MAUX AM STUBHCTH DBSIUKO. LAST TWICE AS LO.NO. Slmtei Cual vitr?t Srosfitsg Ut Britta. CCBES CoilhnndFoTtr, LmiCoBirttiat jtanlpii RhiMMt?n, Coi?TrtrsV - renale Wethes*, Sick ft Nen oui nt?alfhf. These Psds furo ?lt nt.?-.vcs PIT At- ?rptJei F* Noxious PlUr.OiU.nr iYii-nnmt? AtHtHni^.u-isb n Into the Stomach. "l'Ile Pia? .nr. ?rt.-n nvi r ?Vf J-.l ct tho Stomach, cnvnlnir the iirc-it ?f.- i i:ir?. .. Usa th? Liver and Stomach. A iretiilc V- ..-?.! - Tonioi?absorbed IntMhecl'rrulntior.ott' .? B'-ifdH t I.tvcr.punf?tnK thcDIer^t. ?ttcmlntlncll-r J Iv? ; ; J Kidneys to healthy action. ?ad atrenirtVr.trii t' . Stomach f<. die?; fond, l'aies or P.\r>* si *su tl BACH. BOLD BT ALL ninjo';i>e-.?.or ?rot by .'isa Manufactured at S3 & ti NORTH LIB'JBTT fir, i<ALTiMonK.Mb. WILHITE & WILHITE Agenta, Ander son, 8. C. 37-ly Hernia or Rupture Cured ! Genuine Stamped " I. B. SEELEY, WARRANTED.-' BswSA. ??.ICMUSTS. Ko.S. ?Ts.?. Ho.2. Sedy's Ilnrd Dabber TVUHSCB, made in every desirable pattern, shape or strength. Springs coated with hard rub ier. Light, cool, cleanly, Freo (Vom all Hour, rusty or padding nnpleasantness. Suspensory Bandages, Shoulder Braces, Adomin.il Supportera, ?e. Complete assortment, for sale by WILHITE & WILHITE. ?Rfr- Correct adjustment a speciality. Moy 20,1880 45 B ls aa nbMtste^od Vinr^lstlhlo cu-o fori Masai's?-T"1 uni r .T-* tb* ru? ci Opl?m,To Bbsewi,' KuTrtlca anti JUtmolsm?, rtmotln?? al. WaSr? nsmiiniTriftrii rf ?pr'-ir nar or tbcw.rov Sovrowr *SH or desire ror any cf t&-Kn parfecUjr samwaSa?iRstttna'- eir?r- 'Tarros* ?rteet oinil IM saisi lilli II null nt or tho sjbi-fotj oe them ?Hrs* aSUisir menu* H It prevents that ehs?tai? nhndcal and Koral Ewiususiion tats iniiows tuo eaiiileu broaiennyoa BlirOQaWSOg itUmclauU or narcotic*. ? Pscksa?, prmvUrt. tn ?vr-il to S persoe?, fA or st By?wFvasKisU, at.': J vorbowii H ttopertusits sccici<ei) rh.-.uM re??orAraeud?. It Hit iwrrVcliy b . rmkaa OTK! novsr-faiUno. ?Ho? BRtors Uta. Co.. r ochcttcr. ti.t. Sole /t junti I its? OMI BS Cv re rt^troys sn pata, toeseM the Bex?"- if'^ tb j u^rrnA, j.vuduct a rut, and ns ncr iV Hew BUltts ? l'a*. ? ?., ' t (ll W?.r, rt. V. M.V r*? ??tlnirSMdU, ?1?-' tht- Ito niUcn.tMfJl s?jns? Voa*asrttM?iwlavifcwol,?*IIB? rVwrt ?n4 ColMrii jimt tm amt?, (-?*? 'rm* rt?? ? ll <*?>?r IVRM41M. FOR SALE ?Y ALI- DRUQOISTS. Kr. Hos?* -sill ?us of tune, BOT? or lTjr? T? van,ir Fo<tU*s p?Bilerssro oso.t lalirue. Po-ttifsFo-nters will cere nn<l prerentllcaCBuUrRA : Poplig Poyr.'er* will pro.vrn? OAI-SS ?X FoWXA Voau*srow.Vr? wlUlnrrc ;?o INc fjn?ntlty of mill? ana ere A m tacMx per peat, and raak? tb? baiter trna SCJ SW?U FoBMT? towv!rr? *r!;?. eve Or pr?tent rdmoct svnr D.SJJA?-S to v- .'i'iU Horses sad Cattle kl.-e surccct. . ' roVT.V? P<l-;t?>S5? ??ItX.OITahATrhr'AOTIvJt. .ott ;*?t?-Vi*. i .,. ::> E. rOTrT?S.'T*ror-rlittor. SAIVTtStOBX. Md. For ul* by T71LHITE ft VflLrTITE. Anderson, ?nd M.AV. tiilLKMAN A CO., Ueuec* city. _ Nov ia. iura _i . ijg__iy_ Vah&ble Property for Sale. TT WI LL ic.'l on FRIDAY, 1311? daiy ^.f JL OOTOBEIt next, at ?to lato rcaldeiic? nf W?UU Allen. dec*a?e.l, on? TR ACT OF LAND, known ni t'tio "Shoal T*AcU'? coii tAtnlngsixty-dxht aorea. On tiri* Tract is ?!\U?^1 ^^^^ ^r^?^|_^^?'^?*^? d^u fjl ^'1tied11T*' J. ll. ALLEN, Ex'r. April e, 1830 SO Irin-scat 15, ow F, KI?D. G. DI BECKS, ouperintcndcnt. Proprietor. PHONIX IRON WORKS. COLUMBIA, S. C., HAVVFkdVUV.UE Ot STEAM ENGINES. Water and Horse Powers; COLUMNS FOR STORE FRONTS, Rollings for Balconies* SAW AND GRIST MILLS. ALL kinds of CASTINGS done at short notice nod low prices. Work dono in good, workmanlike manner. Repairing of all kind* Machinery and Engines. WATSON & 80N. Agents, Andcraon, 8. C. June 3,1880 47 Stu PUNTITIQfl MICH?. THE Buckeye Reaitcrand Mower, Har vester and Self-Binder.. . Thc Economizer,! Canton Monitor, 8elf Propclling and other Steam Engines. Tho Farquhar Thresher and Separator, Saw and Grist Mills, Cotton Gins, Conden sers, Feeders and Presse?, and ail Planta tion Machinery. For descriptive circulars, price lista, Ac, address J. M. MATTHEWS. Agent, Belton, S. C. ?&- All kinds of machinery repaired. _ay ii, 1880_43_Sm Notice to Stove Buyers. Iff ONE.HTINDRED STOVES to bo sold cheap-of *ho celebrated 'make ' of Thomas Robert E'vphcnson &Co.-togocd ?iartlcs on the Cotton Option or for Cash, /onie and see them. STEAM COOKERS at low prices. Koa. 0, $1.00; 8, $3.50; 7, $3.00: 0, $2.W). L. H. SEEL, West End Waverly Houso. Mardi 18, 1880 30 LUMBER ! LUMBER ! |.,f<>...r.FT^ A LARGE lot of good Lumber is kept JuL constantly on hand at my Lumber Yard at the Blue Ridge Depot in Anderson, and orders for large or small lota of any kind desired will be promptly filled nt low prices. Mr. Robert Muy field ls my agent for tho salo of Lumber at Anderson, and will furnish any information desired tb persons wishing to make an order. IJOHN KAUFMAN. ran 30,1879_ 2?_ly__ New Advertisements. MOSQUITO CATCHER your room In a fen- minutes wlthjut smoke, soil or grilse. Price 50 ctn. pond for Illustrated Cir cular. Asenta wanted. Good torms. L. T. JONES, 1G0 Light St., Baltimore, Maryland. If A YEAR and expense? to asenta. Out T| f / / Ot Free. Address P. O. VICKERY, An ' ' gusta, Maine TO ADVERTISERS.-Lowest Rates for adver ting In 070 jrood nowepapcrssent froo. Ad dressGEO. P. ROWELL & CO., 10 Spruce St., N. Y -vreuuuros TOILS reut?, wnimstiu, &>?a CmUaa. VT?Vr. Sxautt r.aJrr, U.'J(., 3>.S>., JYJJ?UUI. I h o Ki r%{ Jfcwl ?T fri Ftbrmrj uti Angin*, f J^8???Btf XQw?Osl?di?UefU^ Iud fellow I br a e-vk. TMSUO?. E?? McUVxS U ArvcUd by mui VTT? to OM -peet! riodr. i a ?Vki -H. wita 8 tint* s in. HTJETOT UM wkowKiMioiiX Ari?i?l b SI or Mr. bas ? Bheawft of if tsMatr ?est c? BUtSotstoasTaUJoatl NEW YOPX WEEKLY HERALD. ONE DO LT. AK A YEAR. Tho circulation of this popular newspaper hqa Increased during thu past year. It contains all tho leading nowa of the Dally Herald, and U arranged tn hsudy departments. The FOREIGN NEWS embraces special dispatches' from- all quarters of th?-lobe. Usder tho head ol AMERICAN NEWS aro given the Telegraphic Despatches of tho week from oil parts of the Union. This feature makes . THE WEEKLY HERALD the most voluohlo chronicle in tba world, aa It ia the cheapest. Evory Week ls giren a faithful re port of POLITICAL NEW8 embracing complete andcomprehenslvedespatchca from Washington, Including full reports of the speeches of eminent politicians on the questions ot' tbe hour. THE FARM DEPARTMENT of tbe ' Weekly Herald" giv?s the ratest as troll a? the mort practical suggestions and discoveries re lating to tho duties of tho farmer, hints for raising Cattlo, Poultry, Grains, Trees, Vegetables, Ac- ?tc., with suggestions for keeping buildings and l&rt > lng utenslhi lu repair. This ls supplemented by a well-edited department, widely copied, under tho head of THE HOME, giving recipes for practical dishes, hints for making clothing aud for keening up with tba latest fash ions ot thu lowest price. Every Item of cooking or economy suggested iu this deportment ia practically teated by exports beforopublication. Letters fro:.? our Parla and London correspondents on the very lntot fashions. The Homo Department of. tho Weekly Herald will savo tho housowifo more than ono hundred times the price of tho paper. Tho Interests, of SKILLED LABOR ?relooked after, and everything relating to me chanics and labor saving ls carefully recorded. There is a page devoted to all the latest pha; ?z o? tho business markets, Crops, Merchandise, -ie., dc. A valuable feature is found In tho specially repor ted prices and conditions of TUE PRODUCE MARKET. Sporting Nows at home and abroad, together wlUt a Story every week, a Sermon by tome eminent divine, Literary, Musical, Dramatic, Personal and Sea Kotes. ' There is no paper in tho World which contains so much news matter every week as the "Weekly Herald," which is sent, postage free, for Ons Dollar, You can subsorlheat any time. THE NEW YORK HERALD In weekly fort. ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. Address, ? SEW YORK HERALD, Broadway and Ann Stre.it, New York. , Green vi! le and Columbia Rai Irosd. CHANOE OF SCHEDULE. On and after Monday, May 17,1830. the passen ger Trains over tho Greenville and Columbia Rall? road will be inn daily, Sunday? excepted: .UP. Leave Columbia at-.;.....io -to a as Lear.? Alston.ll ita a m Leave Newberry._....12 f? p nt Leave Hodges.ll 33 p m Lea?? Belton..:.... 4 (15 p ut Arri?? at Greenville.r. 10 j. m DOWN. Lear? Greenville at.,.8 40 a in Lcate 7Mton.........:. ?r 37. a m Leavo Hodges."ll 17 p ta Lcavs Ncwbcny.u............ 1 43 p na Leave Alston.".".S 00 p tn Arrive at Columbia._ 4 10 p m ASDBRSON ItRAKCIl & BLVR JUptJR II. *. UP. Leave Belton....,.6 00 p tn Lot? Anderson.. 3 t? p ra Leave Pendleton.. n 4.1 p rn Lear? Pcrryvllln..... 7 23 p ra Leave Seneca City. 7 40 p ru Arriroat Walhalla.........'..8 ia n m DOWN. ' , Leave Walhalla.5 0> ,*? >tt ? Lear? Seneca..:.".& 43 a sn Leave Parryville........" ti ,v> ? ra Leave-rendletc.n.".. (SDsa Leavo Andar?an._ 0 40 ? ct Arrlvo at Belton.8 is ?, uv T"" " J. W, FRY, Gen. Supt. ? J. P. MunKniYit, Master Transportation. Junta NORYON, Ja., Gen. Ticket Agent, South Carolina Railroad. Ca and after Sunday, MAY 18, isfiO, Fasscr ifcrtrains will inn aa follows: DAY-rn sis, BijsriATS KXCKPTIHD Leave Columbia-. 4.1a m Arrlteat Charleston._,_,"......... poop ni Leavo Charleston., "_,." ? 4S a tu Arrlro at Columbia.....10.50 ? rn ? matre nxrmxaa AOCOHUOIUTION Tdattr. Leave Colombia...,_,..0 39 n m Arriroat Chatltitou.-7.30 a tn LeavsChartoston..."._,".?Ot pm Arrive at Colum?ila....?_._....?SO a nt doy* eonnectldna mada with 'Gr*MivHI<j and Co tomMa Railroad lo and frcm Walhalla, GreettTlile. AudersoD, 8par<anborSl Fla? Rock and H.ednmo-.i' T'l19-^ . JOHK n. PtcK, Ocn. Supt. I>. C. Au-tty. Gs?.Tick^Agt^ Charlatan.,sTc. Atlanta A Charlotte A!r Line R. ^. Cn and ??Jer Sunday. Juna Ul. JIM?? Uowbto Lal ly Train? will tua on this road as fotturra : V COI Nt? icvor. i?ii ^ Vi*ht M*" Pwnger Trala. Letta Penuca....? 4.,.a 01 ' ,;J Arrlvo Sencc*.*^T....^'?^Ift ts M at L*ST9 Seneca_."j.?...'..,!'_..'.'.'".'!!) 13 a rn Night Mail and Passenger Twin Arrive Seneca-..-8 5.1 a m Lear? Seneca..'...V.V.^!.3 m a rx? ^?j???^^.^.? IS p m ^rttDMaVftS^^ ??V.nd********** PO??? W. J. HOUSTON, G. T. and P. Agent