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y *s " , fj J ^ ^ !|t $au%ni d&tltrpriiit. <HHfc , . . - , *r. -1 tillRENVILLE, S. C. WEDWBSDAY, JANUAEY 30. lSeO. ** il'.I ~"~ ?~ ' i"'. "'.^ t JUh We regret that profoaeioqpt duties hare prevented the 8enlor (Vein flvhig much f his atleotiuu lu the payor tliie week. j The Legislature, v 'ftifa y scvlna busy. Yl?? proceedings every weefc tire no' tohiHlmxu and much that la merely preparatory for final action, that K wmiM be tinprofitablc to pn'rtlah the Whole. A great deal concerns parllculer coontiea anl persona, not of general Inter* cat. We see that DkLabok has Introduced a UK to amend lit* tax bill pawed last Maawn. If lite whole wero slriek-a out, after the enacting olau?c, and a few simple, plain and intelligent provisions insertei, in lieu of the eoufusel sod interminable clauses and sections of the set. It would be s good thing for the people ol the Stale. A. re. p?al of the Attachment Aot would be judicious. The thing was unnecessary, and celeolaled to eonfnee instead of improving the old laws. It would be a great improve went, also, to ab dial) the * Writ of Krror *" Method of carrying up appeals to the S ipreme Court, and to restore the former simple and (inexpensive method. The new system is oppressive and calculated to dewy Justice to the poor, in m ihy cases. The Magistrates' Act. only allowing two hours to appeal and give security, is of the name character?calculated to defeat justice to the p?<rr eery often, wlia cannot attend trial with friends ready to he iheiesureties. There wna a bill b-forc tbe L'ghltlur* giving do-ket fees to tbe judges, which was said to be of a most objectionable character. We observe that tbe bill has l?e?n ktiled by striking out the enacting lanse on motion of J. B. ITtdk, of Orecn vills. A bill lias heen introduced empowering the Attorney Oenornl t? change tho venue in State esse*; so that a man chare d with an offence in OrecnvlM-, Pickens or other up country TMstrict, might he sent | erhaps to Beaufort, to ho tried hy * jury of negrooi who wruulil, in all probability, do whatever tho Attorney General urght urge. This Is almost restoring one ??f the , grievances which prolueed the revolution 1 ?f 177fi. We do n?>t, however, know the , psrlioular provisions of the bill, nor wheth <? ?r it is st nil guarded sgninst abuse. We 1 were surpiised to see that it wns introduced by WuirrEO, who is generally on the enlightened and lihcrnl side of que?tions, al I though a regular Republican. Thrro wn? I * bill in regard to mortgages passed hy hoth Houses eud booome a lav. We do not know its character, but it it is t? operate before adjournment ibis, nnd nM oil rs so to operale, should certainly be putt lirhed, at once, oificiuHy, that lite people may know what laws they are living under It would not be necessary thus lo publish laws not of universal application to all the people. The frrcgoing notice of the Legislature _3H& wae prepared for Inst wo*k'e paper hut I 'e arowded out. Since lh*n, the proceedings ***" ' t have been active and various. One thing wa regret to see?for some alleged olienor to one of the mouthers, Mr. J. T, Sloan, Jr., the reporter of the Clunl-ston Cuuri'r, was ex polled the House hy BO to 80 voUs Tlrs wae no | any vote, it seems, and it is rvi d?nt that a respectable number regarded llic proceeding as harsh and uncalled for. The bill to punish sheriffs and other ofli ere for di?r*gaidirg tho llomestoal Law, has passed. Congress. No set has been yet passed of general intoreli to our renders, lint we observe by last evening's mall tbnt the Dill to repeal the Ten wr* or URIec Art lias passed t?ie House ol Hep resentativc* by a large majority. If it pwwi the Pena^c, President Johnson uiny have tbo opportunity of removing o'jeetionahle nflioo bolder* before be goes oat; hut ere purport it will not go into operation till 4tli March, to prarent tbi* very thing. Coni.rv, of South Carolina, introduced it hill furhiddiug disl<>yol lest Win in public schools. This is a silly liti'e piece <4 tyran njr attempted, that would dis- I grace the Turkish or Russian despotisms ; who I* to decide on what is disloyal ? What right ha* Congress to take the management of the publie schools in every State into iu bands ? The thing shows to what extent Radicalism bo* addled the brains of some men. Give this power to Congress, and tbo loyalty of school boefc* would be decided according to tbc wishes of the party in power?now they would have to be radical, then dcuiorrntic, then of some ether party stripe, parents and teachers would have to change their school books with very change of party. A JJill has been introdnecd in Congress to oeknowledge the Independence of Cuba, and to admit her Into tbc Union without paying anything. Bocnrsu introduced a bill doelaiing that all citixens shall have tbo right to vet* for Federal officers. We most cheerfully commend tbc good deeds f Con gross; and Instance their late art roIBovlag disabilities Irom all the County officer* of this XtMtf, of every party, Who Wcru eleeted ky the people last fall. IT they would go furIher wd remove arery man's disabilities, it would be a wUa measure for them, ercn n* n party measure, and enable the people to place l? office such uiea m they deemed best rjualfied. ft is thought that Congress will soon | pass a general l/ttl rumoring disabilities. The I tleorght lastter has not bu?-u acted mi as yet. | Mu.t.r.e, ooe of the Senators of that State, has i presented bis credential* through Tar sane.? ' referred, Malf Rider Thrown from hia florae, tt'o regret to loom that Mr. Asonos, the accommodating mail rider ou the '< Woodruff route, sualaJnod rarioue Injury a weak or so ago, about three wiles from town, from being tlirowa off bis h?rs?, the animal being frightened st something. He is slowly recovering, however, and wilt scon ho able to rrsumo his eonfrort. He bus a sutMifhlc ' oH/iuj his incapacitation. S m ?. ' "* ,*? ' Ed-.. ^fc. - .-m-jiiL- -?-+ 1'~' in ? s The Charleston Hotel?RetUetfioat. of Horbaoh. We learn from nor Charleston exchanges that the management of thU oxcellant Hotel has been changed, that most excellent gentlemen, Mr. J. P. Hon seen, agent, retiring. Op n recent visit to tho city, we had the sntisfhoti?n nod honor of hetng one of ita gnosts ; to say that the hospitalities are magnificent, U to repeat something the trnveting public are already well apprised of. Tho tables arc supplied with ail the delicacies and snhetantials of the soaaon; the chambers are arranged in splendor; the servants are polite ami attentive, and ererything about the establishment Is inviting and attractive, molting the guests comfortable exceedingly. AH of thie ill connect on with the kindness end urbanity of Mr. Uoi'.BAcn, who delighted to make his patrons' stay pgrceahlo. In regretting tlio retirement of this last named gentleman, wo are pleated, however, to seo that the chief clerk, Mr. 0. A. Mills*, baa been rofolned. Ilia efforts, coupled with the co-operation of the proprietor, contribute largely to the comfort of thoso Stepping tliore, and especially those who follow the newspaper profession. Wo wish tho " Charleston" under Its new regime a continued prosperity and high reposition. For fuller particulars in reference to the change, wo giro tho extract below, copied from the Conriei of the 13th : *' 7*A* ChnrlctoH llotrl.?This widely known nod popular resort, which has'boen for yen re the pride of Charleston, has undergone a change in its management. Mr. K. U. Jacksou lias assumed charge, nud w!!l it* future provide for the gnosis of tho institution, and in this work ho will bo assisted hy Messrs. C. A. Millar, W. J. Anderson ami B T. Hurdcll. Mr. Jackson has livud in this city for twenty years past, having been for some time connected with the cstatdishinent while it was under the management of the older Mr. Mi ';<-r, and we have no hesitation in assuring tho guests that utxlcr his supervision their comfort will not be neglected. ]Iis assistant, Mr. M. llnr, is known to evefy guest who has visited the place for tin) past sixteen yeara, he having been connected with tho institution in various capacities during that time. Mr. Anderson and Mr. tlurdell, the other assistants, are equally qualified In their respective duties, anil wo hnvo no dnt|l>t that the managers will uso their best endeavors to sustain the high reputation which tho Charleston Hotel has ciyovcd for so many years. " The h-uiso has been lately repaired and thoroughly overhauled, and is now furnished witb all tho luxuries an I conveniences of life. To tho traveling public it needs no rccoin- j niend.itton, enjoying as it does a reputation second to no bouse of tho hind in this country. \Vc predict for it-a successful ami prosperous eorccr under tho administration </f tho ti"w in inogciiiout. who, we are nssurod, will exert their beet efforts fir tho comfort and eonvcnl..... ?r ....?i. ? Universal Suflrago aud Uaivcraol Amnc sty. The following resolution has heen adopted hy 11 meeting eontposod of some of iho principal eitiiens of Virginia, icprssouti.ng ail parts of the State: " While the conviction of tho nn lersigncil, and, a* they believe, of thu people of Virginia generally, remains unchanged that the freedmcn of tho Southern Stoles, in their present I uneducated condition, are not prepared for the | intelligent exercise of tho vliictjre franchise and the performance of other duties connected with public affairs, and arc, therefore, at this time, unsafe depositories of political power, yet, in view of the verdict of put-lie opinion in favor of their being allowed to exorcise tho right of safTragc as expressed in the recent elections, the undersigned arc prepare I, and they believe the majority of the p-opio of Vir ginia arc prepared to surrender tlioir opposition to its incorporation into their fundamental law ns nn offering on the n'tsr of peaca, and in the hopo that union no I harmony may he restored on the hssis of universal naifragu and universal amnesty." The Keidvillo Female High Bohool. With pleasure wo call attention to the ad rcrtisenicnt of Ilov. H. II. Rem, in anotiier column. Jurt the incro statement that the school is under the management of this excellent gentlemen and divine, ought to ha enough lo secure a large patronage, for the institution. Uridvillo presents r-*nl advantages to paronts and guardians for purposes ..C Tl? -..i I- -i. < * . - vr, VMuv..in'ii. a iiv pi uiMiis niuro t? ui 11 ni^H order, and the greatest curu in taken to effect what too often in not accomplished in many of our place* of learning?tliat is, to ttluenln iu the true *eui-.' of the word. Tbo moral* and affection*, u* well n* tlio intellect, ara studiously directed and cu'livalcd. lieing a country villa^", thogo who reside in UsidviMe lmvo none of the extravagancies or temptation* of our turgor places, neither nro the other expense* incident to either pupil* or fmuilios anything like ns heavy. There fart* luting known mid appreciated, are attracting peraona there, *omo (rotn our own County. Among the latter we may mention acvcral vulnalde families from the lower portion of the County viz.: Dr. W? A. llAnnisox with Col. T. I,? Bozkvav and J. fi. llAMUoxn, K*q. They will contribute largely to the school, each hav. ing more or !c*g children, which they intend to enter at the *e**ion opening on the ftrat of February next. The place will a!*? reap other adrantr.ger, a* wo learn that Col. lh**Kmax intend* *oon fo open a store there. We wish the Itcidrilte school all prosperity, and think that a put lie utility is suhacrved in bringing them prnminantly before tbo public. Our Extra Nixmbar. We have accomplished one thing this week which we wish to be well remein bered l?v 'he buelneaa part of our cllix.-n*, viz.: That when they extend to tn their fa vnri for our advertising column*, the great desire ia to bring their not ie before theeye* l o o" ? " OF n* many j?#?rsi?n* pcrsrt?i?. 1 1114 eij 'rl wo hvre nude, and ?|ih<rij[h wo hive incurred expmao In outlay and |ilty)onl strength, we have been well paid, not with standing a response suitable lias not been given. We intend to persevere, however, nd maybe after a while advertisers will arise where we least looked lor ihein. We r< p"al what has already be<n auid?that we have evinced a deposition to benefit those who All the advertising Column* of this paper. To Printers. Messrs. W.vi.ar.n, tviM A CooawnM., of Charleston, advertising agents, udvrtrliro for a competent printer to f!tk? clmrgo of a evttn. try nuwtjojier. V * m , I .1^? JJiliLiLJi.JJLH.Jl L-Ug* ? t T D S ?4 " vmf? * ' ' tm Politeness tn DiAineas. Wo fb#d ti?? other d?* * very tuggestlvi Oawsjlapdl prtfngrapb on pofltoaeaf iii ootti?* tion with business. and Which left. its fbre< upon our mind. If tbere Is a thing thifflpay wall, U oboap and s?Hy to had up Largo qupn titles, it Is poliloncss. Chore's not n lady if tho land but will giro you a sialic filled wit) : por(ouio in return for a tou?h of the b:it coupled with a boW; and if Is equally trw I that incn are m euseeptlble in this way as an ; the ladies. Politeness and cordlaffty of gooi , feeling. orery one Ukes, and a van the inietur ( thrope is softened ' after repeatedly receirlnj the salutations of one whose object Is te please Urban'.ty Is a coin that passes with all, rlet J and poor, high and low. A men starting li the world with fire hundred dotlasa capita . and wuil suppliod with Courtesy and pleasant - nctft, is more than equal to one with a thou sand and devoid of these qualities. Tots low j to buy where buying pleases those you per ' chase from, but you run from him who. treat yon gruffly. For Instance, Just step into Mr. IIotkt'i store, Messrs. U. BitATTtit & Coor Mr Thomas Stbkx's, in Greenville, wbero on< novcr r?ils to tncot smiling faces and n pleas nut good uiornlng or evening, mid It ii Impossible to get nwny without currying of something, although yon may not re?lly b< needing anything. "When they show yo? holt nftcr bolt of cloth, tit first yon cannoi help w n loring tbat'they do not tire ihcinwlvei out; but yon soon stop wondering at ouytliia^ ?except thc|r low prices?being lust amid their gentilities. Dnt whon n person enteri nn establishment and tho uicrehnrtt or clerk speaks, If at all, only In ncetmls of n cynic, or in morose nets, why you involuntarily wish tr fly out. The gontlomch wo have alluded t? are not the only ones In Orccnrlllo, who art nfTnblo when you visit them, (for tho target part of our people are all that's to ho desired in this rcspcet,) bat they arc the very personification of ngreeaMcness and kind solicit ado, Fuliteneis pays, nnd pays well. Improvements. A newspaper should he n minntc hook ol the Town, and every motion made, togethei with the resolutions pasted, should he faith fully recorded, and the name df the person niaking the motion or off-ring the resolution*, appended thoreto Sometime*, however, where there is a good den' of hu<inn*s to attend to, the rrco-d-r finds Itdillicnlt to get everything down. Whilst lie is recording one thine, something e!?e is being done, and thus a portion of the minutes ore over looked. A few days since, our attention was railed, (happening nolto have been up there f?r tome lime ) l>y one of our most. esteemed divines, in speaking of the improvements going on, to thu cnanges that had burn in trod need in the drug and chemical store of I>r F. A. NVai.tbs, who occupm* lite stand ?n ning me intMnean place of I>r. M. II i B.vni.*, on tlio corner of Main on 1 Cliurcii Stre-ta For a time after I>r. E ' lireniM, lie ?|nr?-rnrm waa unoennp'fd, and doting 11ih ii'tci'm it auff red ni'thS in eonrcrjuenre lli?rcof. Tlir ? nee furmttly occnpii-d * U'u room* line Wen mvte into one, f lie par t'lt on having lic?*n lemov-d nn<l rearranged. Tilt* alone would linvc Keen n great charge, luit tlie tenovatnr ha* not ?t"pped there itiMrad of there li. ing onn enhance, two loom lion- invite y?>H in; t lie nlniloa s, I lie I urn. Mill "Veil till' a lio'i} fi "lit of lite liill'ding, lias iic?n auljcutod to the nice touch ?l iIn* l?ru-li ol frv*i..i Tu?m * I'.iwki.l. p ilnter No' liing Jut k or dingy ii rein, niol in approaching the.plice, whirr* y" ? nn"o ?t?pped on n n-'fi giiWviilk, yon not*' place jour f-iot on ntliatniitivl brick. The p'aec lint been entirely reeoii?trneted, and oontrlhnlea to 11>? good npp?amne? of the tipper part of tlioTotcn. We wiah that general improvements cmM lie made in till* way Vlck'a Floral Outdo For 1800. We have received a copy of tho ftrat edition of one hundred thousand of Vick'a ilhiatratod CatnlogHa of Seed* atrl Guide in the Flower Garden, now published. It makca a work ol 100 page*; hcatitifully illustrated, wilU about t.'iO lino wood Kngrnvinga of flower* aod Y.cgotnhlea nnd an elcgatU colored plate, a honrpiet of flower*. It ia the nmit beautifu1, a* well aa the moat instructive Floral liuide | published, giving plain ?ti<i thorough diroei tlnn* for tho culture of Flowers and Vegetable*. I The Floral f?uiJo Is |HiMi<h?d for Ibo benefit I of Mr. Vlrk's customers, to whom it is rout Ifioc without application, l>nt will ho foi warded to all who Apply "vy mail, for tew cool*. Mr. Vick request* its to make a nice *clec? tion of *eeds from hi* catalogue, which he will forward to a* free of cost, desiring, especially among the member* of the Printer*' oratt, " te *eatrer rholeo flower* all over our country, t? add bounty to the beautiful, and to tnuke th? desert hloMorn a* the roee." Address J a nr.* Vick, Rochester, N. Y. Now Music by Mias Eoitoi Wsatflold, of oreeavtlieTills young lady has recently hoen granted a copy right for a new piece of Mu*ic, entitle J " Ilindn'* Lament.'' The Newberry Herald ot the 13th ??y? in referonee thereto: " Miss Kmma Weetflold, of Oroenvillo, 3. C., was granted, at tbo United State* Court yesI tarda?, a copyright for a new pieee of music I by tier, entitled " Ilinda's lament," say* the I Charleston Courier, and wo aro gratified t< 1 know, that thia aeeompliahed uud amialde ! vitnti'f la<tu I* ?0 * * ** I j n - m uer H'ftUll I fill latout in mimical composition. llor briol ' visit to our home nest, mid the pleasure I realised therefrom, aru not forgotten." I ) Rev. A. J, Stafford of ttie Methodist Church. I We neglected last week, to state that tbii t divine, appointed for the Church here, hai I arrived, amnming his duties cn Bunday, ICtb i inst. We have no d'rtibt be will very sown b? 1 popular with h!e congregation, and prove a11 i accession to the community. ? Cupid and tha Prose. Wiitr*** Hra?fas, K?i|., Editor of tb? 1 WalhatU ConrSrr, was married on the 31*1 ntt, to Mice Nkttik Aikswoku, both ol whom, we hellovo, were of Ooonea County, We wish lor them not only un exemptioq ffcut ) (iio i)l# of life, bift complete bappigCli, of las# Week. SnUMKtafenlr held# UfotU to s Sum Prtfl. and th* formoon of MomrfitJ. 91m a Issue Docket ?> not reached till TMiday. -,,Tbe Court will of eoarae, he unable to eoni elude that docket during the reofiafUctCr Of the I neck. ? The Mr barfj boe^ aere ral 'eon vtclleAa for ' bftfglsry ffiTd laYMffy, adfl WuteauA pnMei/by 1 the Judge <m Friday Ust, the Judge pretac1 ln?e*ch MktoMt With toff appropriate ?dj monition, calculated to benefit all o?t*Mer?, < and, If poeeiWIe, the culprits also. The highest * two year* and ell month* |H At penitentiary. 1 The offender* bad alt been In jail NM pwUhe, 1 end were allowed rntne credit on that More, 1 Ybeee convictions, we hope, will hat* a tea* - deacy to repreee eriate. The parties eoaviet od were all aegreee. There were a? wbite1 persons iudicted before the Court, except >>ne ' or two caaes of aeaault and battery. There VTVrV MVOrm VI Ul? Ciwgv w ? ecu V, tba law KCH1 to liuvo been administered 1 io mere/ yet trail/ and impartially by the " Solicitor end juries. The Juries arc composed or good material, intellectually and morally. , Sumo new and intvreeting question# en the - Pirn ride of the CVart are being henrfi and 1 decided, which we can report in owr neat. Jmigo Ork, M fhr, has met the very high 1 expectations of his - frieodn for ability in the 1 successful discharge of the duties . bie oflke. I ?- W* " > " Pout horn Sntcrpnoo. / 1 Header, W you are not already a subscriber 1 | to our paper, you are iarited to give aa year name wUjb two dollars, apd you will raoeiro this journal fur one year. But remember, if . ' you do not pay In advance?and wbe is so 1 poor at not to be able 10 pay1 f??you are not 1 wonted, aa none but cash paying patrons arc found to bo of any proftt. We IWtrk yon wffl ' ho well paid loej befbre the year ts out. Try no ooo year, and ff yowaee Sot satisfied at tba ' expiration ot that time, ths engagement 1* s? end. Our patrons flatter ns. We want W* subscribers, but we do not desire those WW ^ fail to pay for vat ue received* We are anxious to msdte changes in the general appearance of the sheet, and If those who ewe Lbo office will some and liquidate their indebted aes, and pay for one year in at* ranee, everything can be done; yon will be no worse off and we will be benefitted. Newspaper Changes. The puMi?'nti<in c. tho Chester S><tmtIarH is to be discontinue'!. Omisc, want of patronage. The diunllmi m Oj>!?in* Is to be rriuinod, Mr. Cliestcrtnan having purchased the typo and fixtures. The Orangeburg .Tries has changed hands. The Editorial staff is now Messrs. Tbsd. C. Anderson and Ohes. H. Hell. The politic* ol the paper will be Kepoblican. Tlio &>?'! Carolina llitptirl hai been sold to tlio proprietor* of the Reliyio? Hrrahl, Richmond, V*. Tlio typo nnd material of tlio Charleston .Verenry ha* teen sold at public auction. The pre* aoh! for $.11, tha engine for >210, lb? typo for '-'(Ml, the imposing (tonus for %M, auil the furniture an<l sundries for $7ft. Mr. D. R. DnrUoe h*? purchased the h?trrelt of Mr. Klijsh Kce*? In the Edgefield Arfrtrtiter. J. T. Bacon, eoetiunes . Editor. ' .1? 4?>f. ?' Hog-ire Caught. T1 in rogues that lately broke into the store | ' of Doctors llanatko* .% M a nan a i.. In this placet an<l stole some tcrenlyflro dollars in money and other thing*, hare been arrested, ws loam, and proof* disrorered to identify them. The thieres are two negro men, Jennr Ami units and Mtbirria Ci.kvki. Attn. The latter ha* bean convicted once before of lar. reoy. The forruor ha* not heretofore been sue ported. H. Brattle dt Co. In ottr issuing ex'ra numbers, these gentlemen have not (ailed to take advantage so execilenl an op|>ortunitj, and therefore app-sr in displayed form, which reader* run not (nil to to*. Tlifv believe in ju.tt ^ dourly calling ?h? attention of purchasers :aud cuntameri to llo-ir st?>?k?, a* all liberal minded |>co|il? ought to. Tlifj have a pop! ular store ; a country lady told us the other , -lay that aha never thought ol coming to I Town to lay in herspiing or fall supplier : nntil she raw the a.tvertiacioent of three > vcrj' clever and cystcuiaPe bnaimaa men ] nppenr in the paper. Ihora who know I ih-in nerd no telling to have them return, but we would any to strangers thai to be e<?me aerptainted there, la to go again. W. H. Hovoy. We would respectfully inform the public ' that Mr lloTKT, having made a contract with na, will oocOpy a plaee in every isane of t tie pop or during the year 1889. Ilia goods are alwnya of the Aral water, and never fail to give aatiefiction ; and aa he p anxious to let it he known when he hea anything fine in store, U would not be out of place to reed hi* nolieee over at least once every week. Music Lesson a. Prof, ?. Bag..* will give toeoonv on the Piano, Organ or Melodean, at red seed prlera. See hie advertisement. The Berne as Xjnet Tear. We are atlll sending set the Rxtrrpri** at I the low price of two dollars per annate, In ad riDN. inn u ??7 eueap, mm Mwip?p?r in therefore within the rtwh ?( every My. Aubacribe for ono yewr. Hearth and Home. , We arr pleated with this weekly, Tor ike , farm, garden, and lire* Ida." It ia a large , folio, iltuelrated with beautiful engraving*, , and eontaina meek intereating reading. Prion , ft, well worth the price. Add rear I'grriaou.L, llama A Co., J7 Perk Bow, K. Y. The Camden Journal, t Tbi* paper, a* It already known, waa hnrand L out, but lika the fabled phrrnia ariaaa from T iia a?U?*. The now itmo ha* a bright faee , from new material, and I* mora iiitere*tii>g i tliep errr. It will rctelre ilie congratulation of the *; Tbs Ualoowllls Tims*. Tbs tbots pspsr ku recently changed luuidL Kr. B. A. MoKhisbt, hs* retired so oeoOBt of |1I hsklfb, Mi Is meeseded by R. W. 8hAnn, H?q. Tbs 7"??t??Jb?log th* only paper In tlnloll *l|bt to b* wsll My* ported by tbs psopls. We wish the outgoing asd incoming prosperity. W? flat Mm ?aawad Hcina from tbs Tim** J>fthef|h, " i I | " nwriw.?Wi eesgrdWIts (be bar "~w wf IVW VTVmiWM |VnuVniN W Union. Too IiihhHWi ?o bs trnstsd with tbs tools* of rassst Imklitlii, bs bns boon mpnrM noat UM MMI at m aarnneeu aga, after baring aarrerftbe SUta acceptably at a Judge of tba Swperlnr Coart of tow far nearly risen years. B? baa MW U toaurf & nnaw tba practise of Ma ffofcolo*. *?d, wt ia hpfjr to aaaaaaaa. hu MaaMI at Ualaa,ari tptatf a* ?Bn *Mk Ma M, oar fonaar Commissioner is Equity." " It I# an HI ?M tba> Mow* ao ?aa fowl." The election of aa ?ttM; o?W Mm! ha* ftarwed to oar bar two oMa lawyer*, Judge* Maaroo and Pwll?t aad baa mtim to tfct cummunily a valued citiien. " The Connty of Union bat btaa flrMal of lata tad towr?#btpe, to bo doateaatod a* follow* i Ustva On art Hia^ fwwviih, Dray tour ills. Goud?v? villa, Pinrkaey, Sao tar, 8lin*rill?, Gothea flit], Cross Kays aad Bt>ganertl.c." ' - dune Nobby, a Oiiblh, baa baca appointod a Magistrate br (itmtor 8?ott. w? bar* not lea rood who ho# baen appointed I ha Clark to dn hi* writing. J ana Mohlay la a member of the Leglslatwre. Wa m^uw tbi* may ba tabaa aa aa iMUcatka, that. In tba ?pin lew of Governor Scott, Jwtie will Wot ba aagwgsd la Columbia for atty length of tfara, daring tba ensuing year."' uSmU ?Tbo Comuitssloaer la Equity oil no tales on Monday, tbat o fleer being /nnciHrn officio. Th?J Clerk, in bl# now capacity, 01M a tratrf of tabd, aadar decree of foresleaaft, for dotti SI per aero. Bid# at filteriff** aula (bowed aa advance in price*. Very lUlle property < h tinged hand*. Tba town Wa# fall of people. Negroes frwaa tbo coantry, in letae naiuberv, ware seeking places for the year. far (It Saw than XatarpriM. ?aae Jfmrt Editora; Wa see by the present ment ef the Grand 4i ry. In attendance at the Court wf G-neral .Sw't a lest .reek, that thcr bare presented Charles T. Hopkin#, K#j?lr?. one of the Magistrates of lM? County, as inrwrop-trnt to discharge the datlca ef bie office. We have do complaint to make to what had bean said by the Grand 4vry, aa to I ha < thcr persons mentioned ia their preseataaent, aa we are not informed aa to I hem at all, hnt we know Mr. Ilopbia* to be an boneel and upright | men, mu NHWigq lit imi not iron) tne ne tor? of Ui (iirnrr railing. ktn in the habit uf ed*?ti>i?h-ring jurticr, a or acquainted with judicial proofed Inge, yet he U one of the nxjet intelligent men of hit color that we have, he leeraief rapidly the dutlre of hie <>#??*r and w<r am aatiafieS, In time, will make eery elheieni Ue^krilr. It W (>rnp-r to hare some person of wlor to ao? ia thie caparlty, as there are a large numh?r of romptaiau er'etog aaauey thoe* proI lo which can be dtspuoed of more bene, fie'ally In ibS way than amy ether. We hope IIr. Hopkins will eowtlwt)* to e-l. cfrizusi r ? The little Oorpmt We hare rwelred the "Wth Corporal-' /or Janaary. It la re per tally sorted for gfrla and boys. It will interest nd pi a to then rerr much. Price 91 per a enow. Aims L. Bieitt, Chicago, Illiuoie. yr?- Or*. N. ft. Era**' life was hmsisi fur Are thousand dollar*, ia the Piedmont Ileal Estate Insurance Cunpaey, ami Mr*. Erase ackuow lodges the receipt of the amnnet iu the last Ahhesilla ilammtr, fr%>? the agent there. < far Ik* lutlwt KaUrynw. JTreere. Fditmr*?To verify premise node yon some tlcse etnee, ssneeeatng the Ceeaty serrry and aa te hew It ta peagreetlag. ta (he not|?# which prumpU the writer to action thie rainy day. Cuosascnced Bar em' ae Hit, from Oreenrlltc C. II., and m a Una dee teeth, topping Pelade Hirer three faerthe mi a mile he lew Coo ley's Bridge, eeeetsd etakee at taterrab of Iti mites MMb, m hU Um> Mag a w;w? ry bam IIm below Orcaarilla, Kii<| Hiwr WUig tha nwl dividing IIm af tha townships ul u4 ?Ml of M straaia. Than proceeded to no ??>t aad wort from but Hne, parallel lint to galude an It* wart and Seedy River ad Lauren* lire east, marking the line* and establishing stona eoroon, artiag river*, creak*, breaches, raads, share Was, mills, fheto rici, mUrnrti, coarse* aad dlataaaaa of each carefully takea. Oar haalaoa* aoararmtioa ia geita moa*a*nnna? hsieg ta the Rag hasree, " forward," - ta (ha right," "ta the UA,* "steady to the axataa, "nark this, for* ad aft," " that a station," the ehata haarsri bringing ap tba rear, " stink," "stark," "eat," throughout tba day aad waak. Nararthalam, our trarsls are replete with please at ek?gas fma* aaa neighborhood ta aasthar, hava a aaw hotaa every night, aaw aaqaainUnsaa, aod naa asparieaaaa ta snlalt toaaah other on the following mora. The yeawgeewaf Ik# party here ssaay a Marry laagb aaaaah athar [>ad eaeh day satis to bars a aaw viatiai, whoM they worry until another day, whoa ha Is rr? I laved by a suhstltata. We wark km A. M. aatll * P. J*., stopping Ik at 2k sainnta* ta parts ha of a lanah prepared hy the lad la*, whom kind hospitality will leag ha rwaaaharad by arary wswbsr af aar party, and properly nppraalatad. Make ahaat Ira Miles per day and oeeasioaally atari at anrly dawn la eoiplata a Mae tee and * half In sis Mila* distant, aeaaalaaalljr pas* tbraagh pin# thisfcrts for mgae without a ckaaga, and onir aoaapie la (oar miles. Find asaay largo tali* har* grown ap la small yisst staaa tba war. AfW completing a Una. walk from twa*ra ta ftftaao aiilv* to start naotbar. Will selato a law an* srdotes eoaeerning oar trip, and hid adlsa ta I J-' - 1 - TCI J VMM ? WO wnr ead of DUirtet, uf tomMM oar Uw iWrt firmville, A ikomhor of the parly attended o ?#rjr plearanl y<?u?* l?dy h?mr from ckqreh, ?k?M tether how mm; la the ?mmy f* llir reply *m, "Cra." 014 gaattawna r*> marked, " too oagbt to Matter." Bit repiy war, " wo'ro Mattered f aed looked ar If hi* pre*' nee alow* war proof m?|h. AaeWig Ibar colored bnja in ibo wood*, aaotbrr of Ik* party told tba aldeet " to Irll hit dad to rolact hi* 4# aerao and haw* It rarroyad." H* ramarkod I* a yaaagod oao, " tall pap t* Ma* qalekaad ehooaa hi* load," aa4 pap did eem*. pad found all hand* biding theirfare* with appreeoed Uurhter. Another Inquired of aw otd lady " If the war gathering portaratp* K Her reply war, - w* don't raiee tuob an artiele in there partt." Iler huihand quietly remark eda " idieter. alnt yon fr.-w the tnoqnlalat?" Very re?pe*|fet1yr ONfc OP TBI PARTY. January 19tb, lSAf. i **1*1 v,;.. * , % -.r*;:, ..v./' *i tou tut toirruenx KNTVU-cisB. Kcidville High School. The Board of Trueleet eapr?ee the! r gratification at the aontlftned prosperity j and usefulness of lha schools under their care, aDd congratulate Ilia public that, in the providence of Ood, they are able to fiirniah a corps of Uaehera so weW qualified and adapted to iDstruet the youtg and lead them along the path of knowledge, and la the waja of trut^yirtpt and religion. There are certain subjects, which we foal 1 U to be our duty to brlog to tite nolico of the frlends and all intervsUd in the prosperity and tteefulne** of the school* : _v It 1* wrong for parent* bating children" * here fo tleit thrffl of) the Sabbath, or tor ^ make I convenience of the day In taking llieJn hoWle. Vf returning ihtm to school ? ~Tha conduct of *0m# In llii* respect la m aril we regret vo *e?. Thcr ln<t Rations hare hern founded nod reared by faith wad prayer, a* Well aa diligent ef? f?>rt? God r?J*," fhou ?balt keep my 8nb* bath and rererence my ranctuarr ; b ant the hml,* Thera ought tu be lent ftrv wy del gathering* of any bind f >t pnpils, during the school terms f nfnl parties, if any,, purely social in their character. Wc thiolf that lbs introduction of tournaments and dancing parties into tha community, if participated in by tha atndent^ will work only aril to that class we are seeking to benefit. The young are tent here, often at a great sacrifice on the part of parents, for study and Improvement. Those amusement* which tend to dietraol and disdpste tha mind ought not to be anonuraged W a think thete ought to ba no gathering* of boys and girls at the spring to tha evening. The girls in tha boarding hunae. for whose social relatione aad conduct outside of the school-room the teachers alone feel thorn* selves resporaibtw, ought not to receive visits or fnvltaffons to attend parties, except by tha knowledge and permission of tha PVinevpwl ; nor should they ba permitted to attend tha spring la tha even Wigs, utiles* autumpealed by one ol th? ir k-tveh?n. Yfe think all abotild encourage pun el mil attendance upon Sabbath-rcbools, prayer-meetings and divine service. Tlie religious and moral training of the young is a matter of even greater importance, in the judgment of the Board, titan simple intellectual <) - * ' shipment; indifference in the discharge of religion- duties indiasteas low slate of so elely. We reoewnntrad that pupils b* required lv aU?ud t?wbbnth-s?lio?la, prayermeetings ti>l religious service, Ilk* parent or guardian give* notice in writing that Ike chit J or ward ntmy.br ?reused. Wo recommend Ihsl nwli of tbo larger pupils bo required to sdwfn m pledge, brforo they are entered aclmUrs, that they will obey the rules of tho school, and submit to the discipline. Unanimously adopted by (b? R>sr I I ' ft. IJ. HBI1), rVest lmt FL AMkaatuw, ^ecretury., KelJville, January ?kh, 18<W. ' , Yk tiki lauthern Entsrpriso. fHionltf the rattle of this County b* attached yssrslly with plegwe, H will her of great ira: porta nee fa the pottle la knew the ?> pinion of I Profsssor Oamgec, who |s tbs President of the I JLoixtuss Tclertnary CoBrge. A copy of my < nysrt So fk Bt-partment of Agriculture, is ] thereto** reupeetfully submitted* Co>ttie Rdilois of tW .IhwrCmr ??ferprit? for publication. Tcty respect fully, YvwsMhst ? resist, hARDNER Giftr.o^r. Jam wary 1Mb, tffft. Uaaastv*.** Cr**rrt, fi. C., 7 Jawsswy f*h, 1WS?. ] Sir: X baft Cb# honor to tftete, Id ?m>linvtallon of what low at ready been reported by j me, im answer to the dlmetfcm, of the Shparf* mat of A recall tire aw its -r ? dlaeaso ta thla Ck notr, that Prrferw-r Outn~ |Wl prescription bee prev*d a soccers. t Jo%" a flee bull of ono year' old, did not I mm up from the bottom with the other cnttlo Uet Sunday night. On Monday rnon.intf bo IU found lying among the pines, " aUruiingly ill, manifesting extreme pain, aoeompanicd with frothing at the mouth, weakness, and j stupidity, and general torpor, and inaotion," with cold cxrcmitic*. This is the plague which has ae recently broken out among the cattle of New England. "Joe" woe with dttteulty driven under shelter, wboro be lingered nt the point ef death four days. lie ^ was given one dose of epeem anlU and ginger, followed In the evening by n doeo of warut syrup and wntev with foar table spoonfuls of ^ ashes. When I learned Prnfeaeor Uamgeo j preeeribed " a pound of epeom salts, an ouooo of aloaa, or four ounces of sulphur and two euueao of giager, the whole mixed in water ,aad peered do we tbs throat of the tick animal," another doae wae given ot salt*, ginger and sulphur, which was repeated on the third dag. On the fourth day " Joe " got upon bis lege agala aad ehewod the cud. It haa been aotioed that the older settle this year hare wot ootea the eorn atalke in tbo bottom aa uaaal, but that *h?" has been looking vary hIL Wa bed u Very wet season last year, and an uaasaal amount of smutty eorn waa perdu sad. * 4 M Joe " haa taken kid trst lesson* under thd yoke, aad pnmlass to mabougaod working ux-iMM M tlito Onanty ?r* very r*hi?M*. Tbe high |*io*? end ecnrolly of , boroee ku Wt it* twit of general ute o| mm, Mi only for wagoning, Ku| for plowing nleo. Sbonld W* be vUiUd ?MJi eueh a d?* etrnotira 44? lit in?(| I be aptUa ae they bar* bad In lb* NotlbrWaetern 8tat??, It will iajmrn our agrieeltaral prneperlly. At frtftttw Qentgee hat bcaa aathorlied by lbe department of agrienUyre " to inrett ftlt tb* ttltrt Mid otHMM of )b* eattlu (lit. ttM," It glene mm grant pteatqr* tb lb auk him through tba IMpnytnert, hit profettlonal Urlw j ltd bepa "*?hy hi ?bb-lo aer|?aint*4 wMb Wf feethrr information be may be Mn I* |bt ?N fbjt ?*r? bnperiant qnaetlon. I A* Ml tbtnk "Jo** boe what it railed tho .. f Ten me ?ewr" If *d??Mneni<o it euntngtane, I Hare t*tn an tignetf it. gf Very rnapewtfwUg* >" >' obit rrreant, , i>AKi)NKit tiiitnoy. ^ lion, fletark ?***, Comiuiaaioner Ih-pnrU Meat of Agtfcafcare, H noting) n City, l>. 6 ^ %