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COLtM^S.-C: 'SaturdapSotmng, dbtttf 2?, I?tS To? Opino Uwi ? Amongst the Aota on our statute books, t lie re is one "for tho protection and pro fleTtfktiOa of uB*lul>nimiIa.;,*r AI the" last * session-it was bo amended as to allow the hunting of deer from tho first day of Ausist to the first day oi January, in? stead of from the first day Of September to the first day of January, as was for? merly provided. The second section is amended so as to allow an extension of two Jnonthra to1 the hunting of wild tur? key, partridge, dove, woodoook, snipe, and pheasant; that is, from tho fifteenth day of October to-the fifteenth day of April, instead of from the fifteenth of Ootober to the fifteenth of February. Tho, third amendment strikes taut Abe robin iroin tho Hit of hirda rhat axq $po-? oially protected by the - game law. The birds pro too ted by the statute. And for a violation of which a penalty of ten dollars or imprisonment for not less than" fen days bj imposed, are ell the epecios aid varieties of birds represented by the so veral families of a wallo we, bats, whippoor wil|f> fly-oatohBre, thrashers, 3 warblore, fi nones, - iarke,.' orioles, nut -bat chore,' Wood^peokorp, humming-birds, blue? bird, Jed-birds, ?jj'd,M ' jOtHttTBp$cias an4 varieties of land birds,' whither, great or small, of eVery doimr^?onV re? garded as harmless in their habits, end' ^h^e ^h,^ tioiE^t for food*including the turkey buzzard, but excluding bird, and all j??rk1S?^ow.fe.lw^rcl1 upon Other-bird*;,.'-1..' ?:'. ,-> r We ate eorg ih^S^ppqr/rpbin" is left to the tender meroies of the shootists. He is. one. qtV?r "most: delightful fea? thered friends.' lie cannot rival the mooking bird iu song, bnt never t hei eis his chirp is friendly and cheering. Ilia misplaoai confiddnco 4d his> two-legged foe of Simian descent (according to Dar* win) is Bhown^ibihis fearless ispprdach to trees wlrioh ehado the^ homestead with' a trustfulness which deserves"u kinder re? ception than No. u,shott,on ^hia^pretty - red bre>a.iL It.iaTtrioi Siilaah ia-savory and wholesome food, as is that of the dove, and once lifeis extinct inJ^m, and; th'^aro^n icely fyrDjle^ Jonfi'sK-aor u plea unant ej^lng!wa^rsomeV? vanish; but, abstractly oOBBldered^'aod, before this tomptation warps , the Judgment, they are innocent things Whioh appeal to onr bottyr nature. We think-' there would be more satisfaction in .sparing them, and in the exercise of (sympathy with the tender and affectiquatseioharac ter wbtoh association and tradition, as? cribe to them, than in ruthlessly assimi? lating them tO jQur^lH?bx.tl^e^prooesa of. digestion. ., . .Pheasants are lawful game. " But where are they to bo found? Ay,there's the rub. The law-niakora ahoold have told ua- that-in another-amendment. We eaw a covey once on Table Book, and we-Have read in a history, more or less fabulous, that a few of them occa? sionally oome from the cool glens of the neighboring mountains to the region of Paoolut Shoals, in Sparenburg County. We doubt, therefore, whether the bird,is common enough to legislate about. We are permitted to kill him, end our dou? ble-barrel has lately been put in first rate order by Kraft, and we are ready for the fray, but whore is he? and .echo an? swers where? Our legislators have done considerable harm, and left undone a vast deal of good whioh it was within their power to do, and we have duly hauled tbem over the coals therefor; but we would have oondoned much hud thoy been mindful to toll us where these birds could be found, of which they "make game"-in a double sense. It is not alto ther aooording to Hoyle to mako our mouths water after this fashion, to flou? rish such an appetizing legislative pro? mise to the ear, only to break it to the hope. Even our conservative mem? bers of the Legislature seem to have been implicated in the transaction, j However, there aro numerous hunters? some whito, bnt mostly colored?who go about seeking what they can devour, who will be stimulated by mention of this (to them) unheard-of game bird. They will find it, if it exists anywhere within reasonable reach, and they will not much regard the metes and bounds of time within whioh to do it, as fixed by law. These they can never learn to re? spect, either by "internal suggestion or the bias of jurisprudence." A ceoessary sequel of the game laws.moat, therefore, be the appointment of game-keepers, with their duties plainly, very plainly, defined; and to this task onr Qeneral Assembly will be nrged to address itself next winter. By the way, we wonder what tenderness to tho wild goose in? duced-them to omit it from tho list of game birds? We could understand how a fellow-feeling would make them lenient to his domestic ooogeoor, bot we shoald think a wi$ goose ohoee jgoul^ bff^.in? finite attyStiooB|or^e^Lj f ? ^ A maafc meeting of 'the- popple about Black's Depot; in York Oounly, was're? cently held at that place, at whioh reso? lutions were passed assuring the United States Government of their purpose to secure peaoo and good order in tho County, and to frown down any attempts at d ihturban oo."' They expressed the be? lief' that ^re^^iV?taht" aofod in no! spirit of leyenga i^mafc :tho peoplo of the auto,' in the ptoseoutton of the Ku Klux, bus'fron t, sense of duty; that whatever Injustice had been done would bo promptly remedied, &o. They also oadorned Tib* AdBiinistrntiorr, mo the ooureo 'bes> bsionlntyd ;to spoors the peace andTpr^sperjj^y pf'tjhp w?.ole coun? ty- .iv,: ? i?iri Wo think weil of tbis.action, so far as it is an assuranoe of the spirit of good ?rdej^satf! of a purpose to ma^ajh U .among the people. On the other hand, we cannot regaid the pledge of support to the Administration as a means of neoariDg peace and prosperity in the future, with equal favor. It given in? dependently, and. from conviation, of courso, thero.oould be no objection; but if meant to propitiate favor and concili? ate ihOfpower of (he Government, whose daty already it is to seek to promote the general prosperity, without money and without prioe. at is aa, uhmanly as it ought to be unnecessary. ? ii.i.i a >mf*4i ? i ?'?' ' .'? " It ia now reasonably oeitain that the United States will be creditably repre? sented jafr&e7 Vienna exhibition. The ??*Hii?a?n^^plj a^'fi?ia^Kew York with full cargoes. The manu faotoreaof Now England will bo amply represented." The enterprising North orpjpeople jare loo wise. So lone such hn excellent advertisement.- The South will bo-thlre also with hot one grtsA staple. Sixty bales of the best short and long uoftOo^ go from $ew Orleans, Savannah, Mobile and Charleston. One of the bales from Mobile 'lasaid to be unsurpassed in qu.ality and. geuerul ap peoiaoho. ' ItlH.bouu-t?UWiMWa.ack, and held^gether wi(|h sj^e^-plated^t^. Urthofiho- ar't?V wbor?'tVwa*? beared A? icountry would, be..deficient^ ,tho Ameri osn artiste in Romo baveCbmo forward, and will send some of their boat works. ? Tub SouTiipiiN Census.?At every sea sion of Congress ' since tho close of the w&r, the effort bus,been made to,?ecuro authority for tho payment of the oeusus takers of I860 ip tho Southern States. The effort finally succeeded in the laut days of the last session, but it does not seem to bo generally known, although quite a number of people" are interested in it. A circular will be sent from the Census Office to all persons interested, setting forth that "Congress, by an Act approved March 3, 1873, has authorized (ho payment, without proof of loyally, of claims for oomp'euHution on account of services at tho census of lS60,'"and giving inntructious * ooncerniug the pre? paration uf chums by the olainiauts or their., heirs. -r-'v*-. ? 'New Manu?aci?kino Entehpiiise. It is stated upon reliable authority that a new manufacturing interest is ap? proaching completion. The parties livo in this utty, and nroy propose locating their mill or mills on , the Saluda River, about a half mile'from NeaglVs bridge. The water privilege at thut point, called the Saluda Falls, or moro properly rapids, is unsurpassed. Abundanoe of water can bo easily obtained, and with little expense. The parties having this enterprise in handaro livo men and mean business. It is also understood that they will form a stock company, with Btnall shares, on a' plan similar to that proposed in tho Union. Messrs. Seibels & Ezell are interested in bringing this movement to a sOcoessful culmination. They believe that .Colombia is destined to extend to the Saluda Mills, and that in twenty years it will contain 100,000 inhabitants.? Union. Tue Incarnation.? Tho Rov. Dr. Craick, Rector of Christ Chnrch, Louis? ville, Kentucky, has just published a tract of 100 pages upon tho inoarnatiou, iu whioh he maintains that the Son of God united himself not with one man, bnt with essential human natnro in tho incarnation, so as to extend the benefit of it to all mankind, and to secure salva? tion to all children who die before sin? ning, whether they aro baptized or not. Death of Mr. James Jenkins.?Mr. James Jenkins, formerly of Raleigh, N. 0., but for the last fifteen years a resi? dent' of tbis place, died at his residence on Tuesday morning last, after a long and painful illness. . He leaves a wife and three ohildren. [Darlington Southerner. A New Paper Manopaotoby.?Certain gentlemen of Savannah and planters along the river are organizing a com? pany in that oity, for the manufaoturo of paper from rioe straw?the manufactory to be located in Savannah and to bo con? structed at an early day. The capital of the oompuny will bo $125,000. We regrot to announce the doath of Mrs. Hattio Hallonquist, wife of Dr. R. L. Hallonquist, which occurred at Barn well on the evening of the 19th instant. Ten Thousand DouIabo ,Qp?V?I ttmjgreateafr nee oaf reS?rd in ri bod Mr a lew Yo ra? the Boston. lTran the sbapo of private dinner nico'a. A W$ alt by Oer man who baa retired from business, ?od who atlifpl was abont to aail for Europe, d before leaving America, to invite hla friends to a dinoer. Covers ' were or? dered ior Beveaty-fonr guoate, and oarte blanche was given ;ta Daimonroa for/the dinner. Tho lafgo banqtiot ball of that establishment war Becttrerr?tho game hall whuru tho dinner* 4o Dickons and* Tyndall were given?at'thd ratelof $15 a. ticket. For nearly a week, tbo employees of.Peltnoni.QQ> were ougagud. in preparing for this dinner. A table twenty-four foet wide, extending the-wholo length of the room, wa<i constrircted. In the centre of it, an artificial pond was made, with a fountain, while around tho foiiotain live swans .wore fl-mating, Of ooorse,.. the pond vap oaged pver. Tbo centre of the kable was banked with dowers, from the water's edge, at a coat of over $8(O0O. 'Perfume fountains were constructed'in various parts of tho-table, and to add to the intorioation of the senses, Beratein'a ?uii band of thirty life pieces was cr; gaged to famish tho mnsio. The dinner G?inmQ?oed at 8; P. M., .and cpntinqcd a oouple' of hours, after ! which dancing took place until midnight, when the din? ner, or supper, as it Wds then called, was resumed lot an hour ^r two, followed by. daiioiug until 4 o'clock in the morning. The bill for this dinner amounted to just 810,000. ? . . .* A Oouio- 'iaoiDBBT.?The presence of I JanauBohek in Wilmington, Del:, re minds ns of a little, atqry connected wjtb the great, actress, wbiqji .ban never, been in .print, Wbilo Janansohek and ber company 1 .were making their recent Southern tour, axjmiqj.incident occurred at Opelik'u, Ala, Jauausobek travels with fifty-six pieces, of baggage, and the company usually has a' special baggage oar to itself. At Opolika, a Mr WaohteXl. who was traveling with the company as manager, saw a colored man making to? ward the oar, and-hailed him with the I query: . "Whose baggage are you going to pnt in there?'* . The darkey repliod "Guano saoks." Waobteil was simply horrified. The' idea of all the magni?oeiit ooathme of Hie 'great actrms pecomr?g .impreguated witb the mild odor of guano wan enough trrotartla the manager, and he rushed yff | I in baste and rag* to protest against nny f putting of sacks of guano in his special ibag^geqjarVj r0 Y'3 J ' - The baggage master naid be did not mow anything abofit guano, and imme? diately went id see about the matter, 'when they found (hat by guano sacks tbo negro had meant Janansobek's bag gage. r, . Nor waa the mistakes bo bad a one as it may strike one at'first?at least we have heard many Worse Attempts at pronounc? ing the Qertnah tragedierjne's'name. LiMi-Li?.. i \i .* ; Bbnkxtts 6* a Lutxtaa Family. ?A large family is a host in itself Its mem? bers are bot dependent for1 amusement upon str?nge?. They are always nu? merous enough to be able to organize I their own games.' Iiet there be plenty of boys and girle, and there can never be any laok of fun?maapuline fan and i fe? minine fun. "They .quarrel," it will be I aaid. Of course tbey do, and herein lies the great advantage of a large /ami-1 against a small one. Their interests | I uro bo many, and from moment to mo? ment bo various, that they aro ever I sat-1 ingly clashing. What better preparation could thero bo for life? They snub and are snubbed, contradiot and are contra? dicted, till it gets thoroughly impressed upon tbo mind of each one,' early in ex? istence, that be is not tho only one in the world, before whom everybody must I bow and give way. Tbo domestio circle I becomes thus a miniature pnblic school, in which all its advantages are acquired. Virginia Suioides.?Miss Mattio B. Dunlop, aged 22 years, committed sai oido iu Petersburg on Sunday last. She was a daughter of the lute James Dun? lop, of that oity, and moved in tho bost circles of society. Tho particulars of the sad event arc suppressed by tbo news? papers, at the request and out of respeot { to tbe feelings of her friends. Mr. James Sarver, a well-known citi? zen of Oraig County, committed suicide on Monday evening last, by hanging himself with a balter-fitrap from the limb of a tree. He leaves a wife and throe helpless children. Mr. S. was of intem? perate habits, and it was wbile under the influence of liquor that he hung himself. Incendiabisji.?Elijah Rob es on in? forms us that on Saturday last, just be? fore sun-down, his dwelling house, barn and stables were totally destroyed by fire. His loss, in all, amonnts to abont [ 81,500. His whole orop was in tho barn ?about 250 bushels corn, thirty bushels peas, twenty bushels ric*, and some other provisions. The fire is thought to ] be tbo work of an incendiary. [Darlington Southerner. Lidy Morgan hold one rulo, on the | education of obildren, which cannot be too often repeated: "Give tu every girl, no matter what rank, a trade?a pro? fession, if the word suits you better. Cul? tivate all things in moderation, but one thing in por foot ion for which ehe has talent, no matter what it is?drawing, music, embroidery, housekeeping even; let ber foel this will carry her tbrongh lifo without dopondenoe." We presume that we shall have to drop tbe familiar sobriquet of "Unole Sam" as applied to the Union when the Presi? dent establishes bis Universal-all Around-tbo-World Republic, made up of all tribes, tongues and peoples on tbo globe. The diversity of languages will bo so great that it will bo oalled the Ba? bel Republio, and the blessed Goddess of Liberty will be rebapttzed as Polly Glot.?Louisville Courier-Journal. in a Menaokrik.?A letter ri ofta toj^falLa fiftfiftO of great ?meDt^BWltue^a o^ebru&-y 7, !e loooatrerW in th? Piejzi d'nmi. JBidel, a Ker off wildfbeasMK badl i aooustoiffed ilo ?olleofc lioujfc.'4ibn-f ; bears aiM byena? in the sajifo don JkWib.'^ffir W hSake^hflrtf*e&r6s* Ibe latter without doing it any injury. On this occasion, he had thrust the bead Qf the little ?nlmH? into tbo mouth of the Hon. when suddenly the king of beistB'wus >secn to close its jaws, from ^erAoh bltfdd at once flowed in abun? dance. The spectators were in conster? nation and uttered-loud cries,.supposing that the.exhibitor "himself would be de? voured tbo next moment. Bide], how? ever, ?truck the bednt a smart 'blow on tub bead with bis closed band; and the dead ' body of the lamb fell from its mouth. The lion roared, but at the or? der of the tamer, went sullenly to lie down in a?corner of the stage. At that moment,'a'lioneaa rushed ou the exhi? bitor, bnt fortunately only toro the sleeveol his shirt.' Bide! then retreated to another corner, and ordered, by ges? ture, his terrified pupils to withdraw into another compartment. They all obeyed, and the man then profited by that mo? ment to make hi? conno from tbo outre. United States District Count. ?In the United States Diatriot Court, before Judge Bryan, yesterday, at Charleston, the following business was transacted: . In the case of the petition of D. W. Lumb aud A. S. Johnston, trustees, to [ estttuitah a lien on the property of Wm. J. Maxwell, bankrupt, it was ordered that the report of Registrar Carpenter be oonfirmed, and that the lieu of trus? tees be oonfirmed .for $11,078.03 against the said bankrupt upon the bonds se curtjJ hy a mortgage of the Sautee plan? tation a>>^"bed in the petition. Tbo petition ?f S. C. M. Hood, in the case or Jones Oroo2re*?t bankrupt, was, ou motiou of Messrs. JbL^rshaw and Con nera, counsel for the petstionero, referred to Registrar W. J. Olawson, tbo assignee to have due notice of such reforeuoe. On the petition of H. C. Halmoro, as? signee in the caae of J. Erwin King, bankrupt, for tbe sale of laud, it was or? dered, on bearing the report of Registrar Carpenter, that the assignee sell too real estate,' (after advertisement of 'twenty days in tbo Camden Journal,) on the | first Monday of May next, for one-third cash, aqd the balance ou a oredit of one | and two years, with n bond and mort? gage,, I HonnoRS of Lynch Law.?The lynch? ing of Tarpey, the murderer of Mrs. Nicholson, near Monterey, California, created- great: excitement in that- city. The mob fastened a rope around Tar pay's neok and compelled him to stand in the box of a wagon. He was then told he must say all he wanted to, for his time had ob me. - Tarpey addressed tbe orowd for half an hour. The lynehers then drove the wagon away and left tbe man hanging' by his neck to tbe limb of a tree, his feet almost touching the ground. Tbo crowd seized the rope and drew Tarpey .op higher. Several of I ' the lynehers drew pistols and. fired .into the body of the dying man. At last ac? counts the body was hanging and the mob watching the .place. The affair caused intense excitement. For several hours armod men '.held possession of Monterey and declared they would take Tarpey safely to Salinas for trial. The jail guards offered no resistanoe; no shots were fired and no one was injured. Tarpey'? wife, sister and mother were I near the jail and witnessed the whole! affair, und begged, with prayers and tears, the mob not to injure him. The leaders promised that Tarpey should not be hurt. The mob numbered over 3001 and, were heavily armed. Tarpey's rela | tires lire in this aity and aro well known [ b'ero. The Macon Fire.? The fire in Macou, on Tuesday morning last, turns out not| to have been so disastrous as at first sup? posed. The Telegraph reports that six-1 teen buildings woro destroyed. Two of them wero small two-story briok build-1 ingR. The rest wero old wooden struct? ures of very little valno. The sufferers I by this fire were Mr. A. J. Smith, Mrs. Kirby, Miles Sweeney, M. Rowau, Phil. Kenny, ? Calloway, D. A. Sullivan, J. E. Harvey, Henry GranniBS, Mrs. JJo Kevitt, Pat'. Crown, Mrs. T. E. Brewer, [ and Bill Johnson, (colored.) The heaviest loser was Mr. A. J. Smith, whose stock | of groceries was worth about $5,000. The ontire loss by the fire probably did not exoeed $15,000. This property was recently assessed by the City Assessor at $13,000?tho lots, with improvements thereupon; hence the loss in buildings was small. Thoro was no insuranco on any of tho property, except iu the oaso of Bdl Johnson, who occupied one of the brick stores. He had a small policy. Tho vicissitudes of fortune have rarely beeu more aptly illustrated than iu the oaso of a Chinaman who had just en? rolled himself among the Parisian street sweepers. Ting Sang left tho Celestial | Empire nt twenty-two for San Francisco, whore ho entered tho service of a French I minor, who, gotting rich, took him to Omaha. Here Ting Sang, having scraped I a little money together, left his ruauter | and took to farming. In five years' time he decided on selling petroleum, and in six months gained $30,000. Bit? ten with the mania of journalism, our Chinaman, who is a perfect English | scholar, started a daily paper, the Balti? more Foal, and lost the boat part of Iiis' capital. Disgusted with America, ho oame to London, where bo spent, the rest of his money, and now sweeps tho Rue LaFayette for the soanty pittance of a balaysur de Paris. Judge Permeatfus Reynolds, who has boon hopelessly ill for several weeks, died at his home, in Oovington; on Wednesday morning last. Jadge Rey? nolds was ono of the representative men of Georgia. E.oo ca. 1 ~X * o x?. ass J | yTBrr Mat^b^?-T|p~|j|lo$r&v^nlg poA?" of the) Bh?kti & Hto ?onte. 1 \i Qjd nowapajjein fot^ "lie at Bhcenix bffift. at fiftaoe** ? bbno^od. .J ^^taoeting^f-'?e officer#and Board of Managers of tho South Carolina Mono ment Association will bo held at the re? sidence of Rev. Wm. Martin, on Blaud ing street, on Saturday rooming, March' 22, at 11 o'clock. All ladies interested ibTthe movement are invited to .Tie pre t sent. 1 - Major John B. Niernsee, formerly ar? chitect of the new State Capitol, and for many years a resident of this city, has heon appointed by the President one of tbe commissioners to the Vienna exhibi? tion. Wm. MoEenna was commissioned as Auditor of Lancaster County, ytsVerday. den. J. B. Dennis baa been commis? sioned as Superintendent of the Peni tjntiary. The Wilmington Star learns that the colored steam fire engine company (Cape Fear, No. 3.) of that oity have extended an invitation to the colored firemen of Charleston and Columbia to visit them some time in May. James A. Rowley A Co. are about to start a Republican newspaper in George? town, to be called the PlaniU Winter still seems to hold, high carnt* val in the North. We of the Booth who aro experiencing all the sweets of early spring, with the buds just starting, and the air loaded with the odor of the jessa? mine, can hardly realize the faot that on Sonday .last immense quantities of ice were forming an ice gorge in the Sub* quehaonab. To-morrow will be the anniversary of the battle of Eernstown, whiob was fongbt on the 23d of March, 1862. Tbo sales at. the store formerly occu? pied by Mr. E. Pollard, are the subject of conversation all: over, (own. The rea? sonable prices'of the various articles at traot hosts of purchasers. ', ? .j ? The Chiriski Combination will favor tbe Colombia pnblio with another of their "amusing entertainments of wire walking, Jugglery, mesmerism, yentrilo quisuv&o., at Irwin'a Hall, on Tuesday evening next, tho 25th instant.' A pro sent will be made to. every visitor, be? sides the opportunity, of securing one of the 150 useful presents usually distribut? or. The prioe of t admission5 :i5s fifty cents. On the 11th insttibf, Prof. Reynolds, of the State University, delivered a lco luro before the Suniter Lyceum upon the theme of "Observation and Reflec? tion as the Souroe of all Knowledge." The vernal equinox, or the moment when the sun's oentre crosses the equa? tor, occurred yesterday: bat that whiob is called the equinoctial storm is liable to happen at any time between the 15th and.27th. The way the wind blew last evening, we thought the storm bad come. Bust wai plentiful, und the Wind', thtew it around freely. .. J \s \ %*al It is said that several diviug-belles have gone down after the shamrocks that were drowned on St. Patrick's Day, none I of which, ? however, have yet been brought to the surface. Sciubn Kit's for Atbiij.?Tho record of "An Hour among the Greenbacks," in Scribner*s for April, is as entertaining as a story. Tbo unnamed author certainly writes from a' thorough acquaintance with bis subjeot, and gives, with the aid of pictures, the best account yet pub? lished of tho workings of tho.currency department. Miss Prootor's' profusely illustrated description of "Moscow and Southern RuBsia," will bo read with peculiar interest at this time, as well as tbo sketch of "An Emperor's Vacation atViohy." Among the illustrated papers are an article on Amerios's prima donna, who Is a native of South Carolina, Clara Louise Kellogg, with portrait, and "An Ancient American Civilization," with _ lotores of Peruvian untiquities. - From George MaoDonaldr there is another beautiful translation from Novalis. In "Topics of the Times," Dr. Holland writes of "The Latin Nations," "Clean Hand," "Lord Lytton," and "Party Virtoo." The May number of Scribner's opens the sixth volume, end, ub the pub? lishers say, "This is the time to sub? scribe." ACCOSS THE GoNTIMBHT. ?MiSS Gay lord, the young lady who, by her own carriage, made the Great Amerioan Des? ert, and who is the only white woman that ever visited the Yellowstone Valley, is now on a journey to Florida, after which she starts for her English home, from wbioh she baa been absent for se? veral years. Miss Gaylord will, before returning to England, spend a part of the year in the Sandwioh Island? and Australia, returning by the overland and Isthmus of Suez.' Her story of life on the plains, where she spent many months in camp and among Indians, must be one of interest. She is said to be very attractive, and does not look muob over twenty. A movement is ??> fo?t itl<5h?vie*rtb?-'to i w.ax, acoomplj*hed, oh flW*l *?,Polloct - ingond preservingvaluable atclilvH* of the nietbry of the State: It 'published three volumes of transactions, cfjbtair; i?g a mass of historical information on tho Trench settlement in Abbeville, and op oilier early incidents in the life of tbo State, elsewhere snattaibable* v It has had only a nominal existence ! ilm?''Che war. Tbe only surviving cfffter of "the old organization is the Becretarjr, Prof. F. A. Por'cher. At a meeting, a few days ego, at Holmes' bookstore, of tbo?o favorable to the resuscitation of tbe so? ciety, Prof. Poroher was elected Presi? dent, and Mr. A.1 B. Holmes, Secretary. Tbia effort to re-establisb a society wl^'iph. oau be made useful and benefioial to- jfche State, should meet? with warm eprouruge menii ? t -'? ?"' | Phcesjxiana.?The magnetic influence of milk-dealers has brought tbe cow into such immediate afiiuily with . the pump, that physicians now anticipate an ac? cession of good Vaccine? from the latter. Quill peue, which; a few years ago, were despised, as - being* of, tbo old fogy order, are coming into favor again.- This is partly owing to the very inferior qual? ity of many of the kinds of "u tee I pens now in the market; p?rtly to tbo fact that most writers like to show'that Miey are "sound upon the goose." '? They have a Judge in Kansas Who fined a lawyer for saying sic transit. The official thought it was sweariug, and re? marked, indignantly, that nobody abonld "sick" him in that court. Tobacco, pmcke contains ammonia, Pyridine, picobne, lutidine, otdltdine, formic, acetic, propionio, butyric, vale? rian io and carbonio acids, and creosote ?and, Trask says,' death. i It requires a greater amount-of .non? sense and humbug to pleapa the public than of any other kinffj'ttf intellectual commodity. The honorable speake^bf- tho,Mani? toba Legislature, hieing tarred by the mob, remarks that things are como to a pretty pitch/ indeed,' wheii b* ' fa Ibas treated after resplvfhg.,'that ?o'tli^hg should make'him tarry in Winnipeg/ , List o?^K^nv^2kS^ '1 iA ^ Obttiskl Combination. ,; John A giro w &, Son?G ri?t. - ' Tboa. Steon?A notion. --.?/ 1st _. , . _i?K Hot ex, Anm.VA.tB, March tilr 1$73.? Columbia Bold?3 1) Miller, Augusta j G A Smith, J D Garduer, O W TLaraei, Wilmington; ? Mahoney, Portsmouth, Va: Gen Wm Guf ney And wife, Robert Gurney, Charleston;- R B OarpeWter. oity; Mrs Phillips, Pbiia; A Thomas, B I Walker, S R Haywood, Worcester, Maas; H 8 Johnson, city; Samoa! E Maas man, Phila; A M Corne. NBR Ri vWD Ken? nedy, S C;F D Bush,jGf;? C ff&j Hendrix Bouse?J T> Aiken, Charles? ton; Jil Y Green way, M Rees*, Balti? more; J O Collum. B?tesville; W A Me? rit t, Ridgeway; W A Ljpaajtt - Abbeville; J M Moseley. Hodges; HO Moaelej, Prosperity; J N Phillips, Cartersvillo. ... Wheeler House?D D Canill, AL R R; A J Hayden, Agent Chiriski Troupe; J F Green, Charleston: J .H MoDevett, EJgefield; W B Hubbell, Ky; J W El? lis, N Y; A B Springs and lady, York; T C Andrews, oity; T H Cooke, Anderson; T P Slider, California; R W Groomo and wife, Md; A Brady and three ladies, N Y; CA Darling, city. A G k xt j < k u a n .?Showjua a. man who can qnifthfe society of .the yddng, and take pleasure hi' listening to the kindly voice of age; show .ua a man that is ever ready to pity and help the deformed; show us a marjathat,covers -the. faults of others witb a mantle of charity; show us a man that bo-rs as politely and gives tbe street as freely to the poor, severing girl as tbe millionaire; who valaee, Vir? tue, hot clothes; who shuns too com? pany of such na under rate tho fair sex, or make unkind remarks Of the paBai ng poor girl; show us a man who ab born the libertine; who scorns theridiouler of his mother's sex, and the exposure of womanly reputation; show us tbe man who never forgets for an instant the delicaoy and respect duo a woman, in any condition or class?and you show us a true gentleman. Indiana Divohobs.?In the expiring hours of its last session, the Indiana Le? gislature administered tho death-blow to the divorce system, which, for twenty years, has been a disgrace to tbe Hoo sier Stute, By the terms of the new law a bona fitle residenco of two years in the State is required of the applicant for di? vorce, and causes of divorce arising out of the State will not be considered unless they were a good ground for a divorce under the laws of the place where they occurred. Identity of a Stray Ear.?The ear that flaunts so gaily from a clothes line hook drivon into the oorner of a house at Oedar Rapids, Iowa, once belonged to a too trusting passenger who thrust his head from a car window while passing that house. Very valuable on plantations, as a pre? ventive for fever, obilU,; otc. Simmons' Liver Regulator will keep the hands healthy, so they may lose no valuable time during the buay, sickly season * M22J3JI Mr. A. H. Ayc?ok, of Lexington, is to establish a turpentine factory near that place.