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I. * ' - ' S eep eweetly In your humMe graves. aieej) It art> re of a f Her. eauoe, Tbouirh yet no mat liie oolatun craves Tim pug'im here to pau&o. II. In eeede of I turel In th earth * The hi.in*.in) of im fuin- ie M'*wn; And eomewlieie vailing lot iltjbittii, Thu8bafi,uilu th^av ue. 1 ', , . T-” ~ ~ ;nt ;,T~r"~r M«*aAwhile behalf the tardy years Which keel* In trust your el ried tombs. Behold vour tiieV'ra hrln their loam And lfc -»e unNBui'lat blooms. ' IV. Soiall trlbutea. hut yoar el.'dne will Hnillo Aior- prou iiy m tli"e.i wretvliie 1 -day. Than when someoanitoit moulded (/he hUallovoil ok tui*hay. V. stop an «4r hither fr -m Ih'* aklee! laeio la |H> holier -|H>I of gtouud • a <a wne h del-aietl v li.ril. b, ^ , By ■son itta l etui y ciowned. V'llltr^e Ml - Clotiya* (OSasral B. tt fry la kouthrrn Historical Society ».J In the BMtnermte arooiiDin of the liattte of Get t> ah m g heretofo te puh- llshed, the wrlnra have generally rr- ferred to the last eff'rt made hr the Confederate fro.g>» «h the H< : keltV charge,add nv aimoat ptery instanee have' I*nuvejreif the^Met rtwt on tr<»h| a but Pieketi'e division took ah actlfe part In that fierce and tiemendnya after. N'<f>e but dead and Wound'd r'-malned In their front. At leug'h the Qi ing cease i, and i heer afp r gh*^r lr"in the enemy animmMteil the failure »f oar atiack. 1 was of et-ulwe pilaooer. As evldeuee of how dose was the ttch'lng at that part of the Hue, I saw a F> d-tal b Idi r with an ugly wound in his shoulder, which he told mfie he recetved frotu tlw-epcar on tho end of one of my regimental cohus ; and I remeintieiqd having that m 'ruing ob- m rved and laughingly com in an ted on the faci that the cdor b arer of the Thiite* nth Al ibauia had attached to bla a tag a fo Slidable looking lance bead. Ail of the dva regimental col- ora of ray command reached the Hue of the enemy’s works, and many of our meu and of&o-te w»-re killed or wounded after paselng over If. I be lieve tbe same was true of oilier bri- gnies iu Geueiai Petilgruw’a eo<a- maud. \ etriiggle. Diadaiming nny in»ent1o!i to deTTai'T In the least fr in theglory «dn on thet day hy the gallant Vir ginia uiv|«|"n, or its heroic cottiitiah- d* r, wtio had then been for m' re than twenty years one of my timet valued friends, I may be permitted to say tliet 8'me b j iHtlee has been done to the divt*i'»n commanded by General Petti grew. As colonel of the Thirteenth Ala bama Iniaotty, I «rus attadieil in Ar- heiV bi igade of Ref ||V dtyielnn. That ignde *^>ei:e<l the battle on lb'' ui"!nlng^oT Jwfy lat, mid hurlmr the tlirhiiuc which 'immediately etiBned (le*4't-d HKh w.te wounded.and the 00>4'-ABMd of tbe.jjlvl-sion devolved titan Brigadier General Petrigtew. VI tJ . Qener.d Atchir was captured, ^nd I ^ r “m ,7*^^ IS in command of the bfl- v yt-nr t** ^»x tuMirL!tH 18 to 15 .... 8 75 eh. 1 »;/ 26 <HM* . The yearly WkkkLt -Ulearrth f The News and U Nrws will be 8«tti to is i"(he D o > B T*|t< n uii'-t for $1 one Un , idfy E ni ti Of Courier fvi 81 60. The N« wa and The Weei-t Nkwb will I e g. nt to yearly atiUacrtbeia to'tlie Ti) Weekly E tf'i '□ of The N 'Ws and C -uiier for •1 50. N • reductions will be made In the pi ice to 8'ibacribern "f l'ln* News and Courier except aa ab. v«*.\ x II memh 1 I Th*- Wfult News cn* la r e 'h' Lat*«t Newe, aeiec ei k"tn The .Newa and Conner, b'Wldea theae eficciahlee Wtliell do U"t appeal I'Tlfle Daily hi all: ■' • ' _ A Pfl*e fttoiyl A 1 bteM Colmnn 1 Au 48>i*-'UlLural Department 1 And a complete Weekly Bec»>rd i»f l^eathe and Mat 1 (ages kt this . tale. ' Any one of these sped |f|es alone is Wor'b the prleeof aubacnpiloit, and the subseriber really pel* a Omt-ciaas Wsrkly p-'per ta-sioea (or mshlng. RiOUDAN Jt DAW80N. Chat tebloO, 8. 0. The proprietors of The News and fcourler offer 8100. In g< 'hi. f< r 1 he beat Serial Mot), written by a r< sub-nt of South Carolina, IlluatraUve of Sourii cm life, before, during or alnee the Wat. The ootniltIona an* as follows : 1. Tbe st»*ry to consist of not lees than twenty chaptera ; the chapter* averaging ten pages ut foolscap or tbe equivalent. V The ipHnnectli t to be sent to the proprietors < f Th* TJews and Courier ant lat'T than April 1 next. » >. 8. Each tnannsi rlpt to' be accompa* nle*l by a 8eate<! fnreiope contalhlng (he real name aHd the addiees of tbe author,and id'aHng on the outeble a mono, whfchit-hiill likewise be placed upon the mkhiiecript ; tbe sealed en velnpe to bb vP*‘ n W oply.wfteu tbs mward has been mads. 4. I hh stories to be rend by a com mitted* of tbiee resident a ol i harlea- ton, selected by th® pn'piMore ofThe Newa amt Courier, ab*',wlll '"ske their decision on or before Aprif 15'h, 5 The story which eball l)e declare ‘ to be the best to be the ahtMAute (•rm- perty of the proprietors "f The^ews and Ooi?il. r. and pnhlieherl ss a aerial . In Th8 Weekly New**. ReJ-c^d manu scripts to bs returned foitbwlth to the , autkwra. - V In nmkinjk this pmpoeltlhn the oh- Jwt ta to fthcoifntge. ns fur as practica ble, the development of literature in South Car llna. Hod (•* glte tl*W read ing public, rhtongh The Weekly News, tales of Soitrhtrn lift* which shall pfe- JCIIC gade. '* During the forenoon *>f the Sd, wbDe ^>»r diviai n were r» sting In line be bind the tnlgean'tekirt of wood which marked us flora the ciiemy. Genet ale ,L“e. Longstteet Hnd_ P. Htlj^ ro-Je up. and, dUrnoniobig, eeated them selves on »he tninlr of a fallen tree some fifty or six'y pat es from where F sat on my hor*e at. the i lg'.t of our • 1 vision. After an apparently careful • xandiiatlon of a map and a conaultu- lion of 8"ine 1 ngth, they remounted and roi lea * Ay. 8’aff "dicers aud d ai ders legan to move hli*kly Ht>out,aud s few •idnntet* after G* neral Pet*(grew rv>de up and inform'd me that after a heavy OHOUouads we would Assault tbc^oak loti, lb oor front, ar d be ail- oe<|; "They will of course return ih» fire with all the guns they have; as must at vlter the men as best we can, and make them ha down.’' At the same time he direc *-d me fo see Gen eral Pickett at once and have an un- deist sliding as to the dress In tbe ad vauoe. I rode to Obueral Pickett, whose division was formed on the tight Of aud iu Hue with ours. Ue sppcKred to be In excellent spirits, and after a Cot dial greeting and a pleaaau' refer ence to oar having b*eu together in wot k of that kirn! at Chapultepec, ex pressed gr« at confidence in the abliby «*f our troops to drive the enemy, after they bad twen “ ile mors lit-d by our st> tlllety." GmcisI Garnett, who com manded bis left brigade, having Joined us,it was agreed that he wofild dress on my command. 4 immediately re- tdriie*! and hifujrtDed Gett*rai Petti- gr-'w AT this agfe^trudit. It Was l^n undeistood tied my C"tnuiand should be eoua|<ieretl (be centre;abd that In tpe assault both divisions should align themselVetf f*y Mr. 8**on after the two divisions' moved forward about a hun ' dre<| pa^, wt»d the men lay down be- blud oiir lluee of hattenea. Tne can- r *V ■ ndbiMe which followed has been often and justly described as the most ter rible of (he war. After fyltf’g fttactlve under that deadly storm cf hissing and exploding missiles. It Aeetned a re N' f to go forward fo the desperate as saufr. At a vlvrtdt fr* m Pettigrew I called (tty 0"BBmand n* atdeutlon. The men sprang iVp wlftt ch*erTul uHcrlty, and the lone hue a*Ivaoced. “Rtorraed at with shot and shell, it moved stead ihr fcfiuftpDJtaf tr«U» .uy«±tf: snitswetMl pemiRwritles and hah- lly oh, and even when grape, cnni-ter wed HtWaki't halUr itaasn to rain upon It mwTwwwi pern u ^ , 4 tt» Nih passing aw«Y. andAvvritefrwe I »h^4l» «RWri> cl.«ed ami tbe the rlhhtg geiier8t¥*athe lltemety «f a>fclltonta(Mit preatAvwl. Strong as was ^m*'te gb'Tffms Gmit VhaS podkfnn ■nf -fhe enetW^, it seerjwd “TstT* I, 1 ! 0 Ll r* i tliwt • yeb ' , ® tpriD * ,m, I 0 " l»t>f. fill ^W heard G.rewrt give a corfiWand to periment now made prove snrevm>ful. ^ his inea, whisb, pmld the rattle of tbsptv^tlet'dw ttrThe NeWwiand wi>« Musketry, I could not distinguish. *FA$£i«*'*•»» *■'*!• k WssIRy News UW most brilllstlt Wrt- * out » I 1 * al dressing on you .— i_ .1 I A fow seconds after bs feU 1 drsd. - A Urf U> tbs whole South, A few seconds after be fell' drsd. w uomenttfater aahnr through the thigh pt-<«atraT>dihe. I was so^honQdcttt of vlcp'ty that to some of my men who ran up to carry me »>ff I shouted,‘‘Go ■h : U will not last five ntlnttltcs l«m- get I" The men ruetted forward Into Ihe smr'ke. which amta became mx •iensetbat I C"ul*l S'-e little of what was going on before me. But a mo ment later I beard GnaeraiP 'UUrew behind me eaMlng to S 'tne »f hie staff to “ tally them, on tho icrtL" The roll of. musketry Was then Incs ani. ao«l I believe that the Federal' troops. probably blinded t>y tht* sm"ka,.x>"S- tmued n rapid flee—frh some tnlnwtee R* 411 '! 1 funtrihea 30 and tbe rest- of tbe o mniry 13. In dt-*tribuilng the chairmanships of tbe 29 regular Sen ate committees, the caucus eomraltre*- give* 20 to ibe South and 9 in tbs rot of the country. 80 far as theta -nate Is concerned, therefore, tbs Suiit'h wig, in the words of Mr. Bto'-kban.,. •*i#e Charged with the shaping of the legialatlou "f tlie laud.” ** Iu other vrl»Tlt*, ,, adds the Tins**, <a *he ti'mi ual n presenijitlvcs *.f K-utte 'it md- Ito'is of people will Control til-legisla tlon of fony^ inidioiu-; or, to put il|e Case more exactly, the actual r*|H sentatlvea of a population of uectdrdfj less than ten millions of Southern white*—the four and a half millions of Macks In the boutb not being repre scored in the m«J 'rity of the Senate a* all—will shape for some years to com- the faw making of tire people of the Tt is probaMe tha* Flckett'a division, which up to that lioja had taken -no pat t in tbu baiilo,. w..s mainly relied upon for the final assault; but what- ev» r may b-ivs Iteeu the first plan of hi lack, he (IivI-Ioq uu«er P*ttlgr'W went into ii as pai t of the line of battle, ami from thecomdiebcemsutof the ad vance to the closing d.-atb grapple, his rigi't btignde was tbe dhectltig one. G neral PcttlgieW, who I knew was Mint day In the thickest cf th fir-, was killed in a aMindah a few days later. N * more earnest a'd gnl- Islll offiuel s-rved in tlie (JosVederate arms The Mysterio >a Florida Maks. (From tk« MonUcallo (its.) CosttUutioa.] In tne n»4glihorliot>«t of 8'ation No. 2 J'ickao'.vdie. Pensacois and M '141- ~t < t . ■ » / Bailioad, nr*' a uumber of sinks. 0 >e of th»-B-is located near Willie’s MM, about 150 yar ls north of the railroad tiridge where It crosses Bailey’s MM Creek. Its dirnen-do’is are 60 by 100 yards, and has a depth "f 35 feet, hd I on last Friday ^.4 ftill of w-tfer. N-ar thl* large sink Was a smHlterone, and there is rvid- nriy astibterrauean |Mies- age betw»tHi the two, for on Friday evening the bottom appeared to have dropned out of the am dl**r one, amt In leaa than one hour the targe sink wss "ompletely drained, and tbe volume of water In Bdleya Creek very mn'erial ly Increased. The torrent And Vel-chy of the water was so great that its ro^t was heard a mile distant, aud created oonatdera'da consternation. A larte pine tree that grew gear tbe margin of th'— small siuk waaparried away by the torrent, and only Its top Is now visible above the sink. The large sink cop tallied many choice fitb, but they bav- aII disappeated N jmefoiis stiak'W. tertapins, etc., were left behind ; they have tiled, and the pe-ple residing in M>* neighborhood are feat fill that sick ness will result from the drain ige. Tke Trwe dsatlewsaB, He is above a low act. He cannot stoop to com mil a fraud. Ho In vales no secret in the keeping of lumber. He takes aselfhli advantage of no man’s mistakes. He is ashamed of In- nueudoea. He uses 00 Ignoble weapoba of controversy. H« never stabs in the datk. He Is not out* thing to a man’s fsce, aud another to hU back. Irby ai-cldsor he comes Into the possKsion of bis neighbor’s concerns, he passes them into instant oblivion. Papers not meant for hU eye, wh' ther they flutter in at tne window, or lie open before "him Iu unregarded exposure, are sacred to Idtu. He pro fanes no privacy ol another,howevier the sentry sleeps. Bolts, bars, locks and keys, houds and securities, no tice to tree|>aseers are not for him. He may b« trusted out of sight near jibe tbmneet partition—anywhere. He buys no offloc, he sella nous, in trigue* for 1 On s. d If he has a rebuke for another, b ’ Is stralgbt-torward, openly, manly. He cannot deeoeod to scurrility. Of wo- ttoan, and to her, ha speaks with da- tSency and respect. ^ T-' 1 M 8«ta>e people,” says a dtsiingulabed bishop, •* think a gentleman means a man of It dependent fortune—a man wh" fatvs aumptuou riy every day, a mag wb<> nred not labor for bfs dally bread Notoe of these make a gentle man -not one of them, nor **11 «•( them together, urNave known men 08 the ("tiffheet ext*riot, who had be«u used to Ml«w the plow and look aftef horses, as gentle In bean as any no bleman who eVer wore a duoal coro net.” ... <■ A' Alker Mnwy Year*. —1 — |Ofcro«eto sad OoasUtdtlODtfh*.] ' j' •; i . t '• \J ' * *ij| • Alt - Tbe Bepufalican papers w|H never tv contept wltb the extraordinary chan ges manifested by tbe present podri- cal situatlob, Whai galls them to Ute very quick la the power of the 8-mth, oomblne f with the Pemocraifo North, In shaping and 0 ihtrdlhig legi*larioii. The es'lfnat*? ruad\ for examplejl>y the New York Times, ia iiidee*l a mar velouaiy atriaing and aitriddcant one. It Is sho wn that of tha 43 De>ii«H:rA' l<- members of tbs United .Stated Henan*. IN wlwgw mf X kliearer. ffelrf Fa rwir»-’•« IVaaghter. ‘ U nFrow tko Ckw»w Now*.] During the early part i f last epriDF, a youijg man about tw. n*y-two years came to the houee of a gentlruon named Mr. B. in thlf eouoty aaklng for emptoyni,ent. Ha said that he had. tramped fr'"m tbe State of New JVreey In search of w>rk, but so far had not euccesded. Mr. B bHng a very kind hearted mao pilled him astf gate him a home, tefthig liltnattendto the work <>u tits farm. —.-•* —■ - - -j** Fox possessed abamlaome fade atid h winning way, and was not long in hie new home before ho hud made a num ber of friends among the fair •• x, among rhem tbe daughter of Ida em ployer, Sarah B., a beautiful gill of seventeen year*. *: About six months ngo Mr. B. LecHti to disc 'vur the Intimacy between Fox ■A Fleai»i*»i PorTniue. ?»>..' ■ . , <l ['Frtrta Hkrpvr'a Baiau.] iWoAlyyvriwitoe which never eeems to #>ff-» 4 nay, and which leaves do ou- piensaor tnng toehtndrit, E that of W- fcpccial BcqoesU. j.. ~ k. . 1. It wrMnft t* tM» office on 1mlines* si- wey* give ymir Dime »nd Port Officciadveritr •* ,r 2. Last ness letters end ccieienniceuotisie he pablMhel ekeuiU be writtwa es eepMSM sheeu, and tbe ebjc t cf «%oU dearly ladt- catnl hy tiwoessry note wben required. 8. Articlrsfor pulilicatiati should be writ ten In « clear legible band, sod on only one 1 ids«f the psjp*. 4. AU changes In sJverttfiaitfiU nuct reach us on Fi iday. . . . ..y. — of age, caUtng Mma'eir George F"X. I'Hftm ait|tM(ta|ss> wullw It S'Hithca the S' na« s, and suggest* s pl"H*ftnt Who|epojQ.-peaa Instead of any elcklsfa swecincs», ss tlie beat jit the ex'rai-te nod essences and nouqu-is ijrwspt to t?o. We (h> not moan, of course, the cheat) sndcoRimonoohvnp water of the druguiats. which is usual ly very much sores tpan none Ht ad. and wmt to Fenv , aftpr drjlug, the *mcil «if burned suusr wh* te it bus b. eii use*l often, hs It Is made of the poorest spirit and necessarily without subsequent distillation, without regard to tbe fact, that it r< q'rirsf* tlie strong- e-t proof or r*'ctifi*:d spirit. t*> <li solve 'hecoisbined olia pntpeily where »he pr 'Ces *if distlda.ii'*() ia not used. In- deetf, with no ttoubis at nit, Mny one tind his daughter.“ The way that Ida can make lu ht-r qwu storeroom a bet .... . w v auei'lclons were first arotiaed was oq< nl^lit while he whs lying on the sofa apparently arieep, F -x came into the ns-rn on soma errand, and he h<<ard his 'laughter eay to h m, D'*sr Georgy T t'see something to say to you ; fath er Is asleep sow, com* into the next room were we won’t be diet ut bed. Mr. B, followed them ami concealed jhitd- seif Oehio'l the door and saw F' A put his Hi m Hioctnl Burab'a neck and Uihb Duitel States. Folitical theorUts are her Just at that moment someone much addicted to talk about the brute force of the uiojiriiy. "“tit'tric aot be well to h*VeS"tQ J eXnailative rl|ecus- aloo oT the n-U entirely hew phenome. U'.'n of the brute fouie of the pitDof ityf” We admit that this Is not s plensHot v*ew for ucrtala Northern Rn'licnl R*. poblicani*, ihe m *r# ao it was thought that, by war and unfriendly h'gislailon after war, aud worse ttinn actual bat- tfe, such a state of things coi.l i never, or as they say iu • Pinafore,” hardly aver be brought atw>ut. Bat the Im probable has taken place, neverthe less, after a tremendous atrugglei-f eighteen years, aud the Rallcal-R— publicans must go, even If ioe Chinese etay. It is a bitter pill to such stal wart loyalty, but It must b-* swallowed with 1 hr bent, or worst, graoe poaMibte. fo have r*verr*d tk« irtiote Rad’csl aituallou since I860 Is a feat.l i politi cal comba a that m-tk-r) ifje ftwwi .crs- cy «>f tbe Union Immortally great. Be cession gave the R-pubHcaus foil swing. D moortcy whs in a pitiful plight. It look- 'l, indeed, lead, so lit tle vfriiHry appeared, for the time, on the Hurface. Such a storm of hate,' prej'idlce and (wMane venom never be fore assailed a party reduced to such, a strait, aud so incapablo <>f aubHtun- rial retort. But the principle survi ved, in spire of all, an 1 though woun- d#t Almost to death, the vital spark remoineil. Wh»t the war might have spared, the abominable 4 ‘recons'me tl -n” policy «tf Phad Ht«*veus Ac G>. was logged out to give the coup de grace. Whatever human wit, tng*- Dnlty and power e nld devise vfos put iu practical operation, and. for the moment, ft looked as If there never would ta* Hgaln any resurrecti'm of the D ra'-ctacy, and any hope for the South. But the struggle went on. Here and there was a liul* gain ; here and there soother dlsappolnttn*-ot. Added to the demonlstn ofthecom mon foe was Democratic blond-ring, and sometimes betrayal. But never was there complete and uncnditionHl ■orrender. Step by step progresw wna made, udder old leader* and old ban ners, ontil tbe country posaeeeed a Democratic rnaj rlty, and the two H'Oiaes are of that faith because the country at large is so, sod ike President onght righteously to be. Well does the Rt. Lull* Republican say ” that looking nack uver thestrug- gle of the elgitteen years, Democrats can, indeed, thank Q > I an t take cour age. Tbeir party has demonstrated Its right to live, and its right to rule. Hid it not been firmly F-.oted ttilndiw- tructiblH poll'leal truth. It would have perished long ago. it bas survived 'malice domestic and foreign levy' because It has steadily adhered to those fundamental Ideas of popular liberty and law which ars tbs very life of the republic. And If It cilsgstu these in the future as in the past, the 1 J, Democratic party will stand ss long as ^ an(1 r „ r l|( the republic stands." \ hat the South has b< en mainly in strumental iu bringing about this glo rious and peaceful revolution is to her credit, and not to her dishonor. We fe»-l assured that a* her responsibility is great, so will her opportunities be splendid, and her fulfilment uf duty patriotic. Th* New Jork Democracy sr® so torn qp with iuterual <ii«aeoelonB that there Irk'loud call Tor Horatio Sey mour to come to tbe front and rsaume tbe leadership, ffe has dedared tV-* peatedly that bs will Dot be a candi date lot otttw again, but It Is held that bs owes too much to tbs Democratic parry to rsfuaa la such ao emergency as this. wrapped at the outekl- d 'or, add 8a- t ab went out to answer the suiumob*. The next morning Mr. B. spoke ty* his •WnghLr Ah ut her actlms with Fox, and told her if they w-re ever repeated that he would send F"i away Imme diately and send her to a oofiVent. 8h*- (•fomtsed to do as he said and give Fox up. After this the lovers were more cute ul, and did nothing to arouse the old man's suspicions, wh", seeing that they kept a respectful distance, I nought that the nastier was ended. One day about tores weeks ago Mr. B., coming luto th#'bouse oueipect- ly, found Fox with his arm routel Ms daughter’s n-cli, iu ih-act of kissing her, aud heard him say : ** Never mind, Bsrah, when that old fogy of a father ot y-uis dies we will sell nut the prop-, city, get married, aud go ou a bouey- ui(H>ii to Chari*ston.” Whereupon Mr. B. rushed In, and, srixitig F 'X by the dollar, shoved Mm t»ut, reniug' him nevset'o show his face in tils house a i/m In. Mr B. saw nor hmrd nothing more of F >x utitil last Monday, when he, having nocsslnn to g" to a neighbor's house, heard that Fox had beeu there that day and had avowed his determination of getting eveu with Mr. B. The next mornii g on getting up, Mr. B f und Msd'togh- ter mis-iug, ami going to.the Stabies found that iwo of hi* fittest horses were gone. Ln er In the day he dis- etjwred that $400 that he had in tn» b"uae wus iid**ing. In Itts ilaugtilei’s bedroom be found a note ssying that she loveO F"X and found that sheculd not ttvr -without him, and faopwd that be would not be a g>y with her. Pur suit wi s iustaiilly made, but wltb no avail, aud up to this rime nothing has been beard of the missing'uDesV Mr. B. is a gcnfh-ai'iU of re*p*ctabiliiy and good standing In the sent ion Where be lives, and seems very anxioUH to have the tiff dr bushed up, and for that rea son we are requested not to give th* II ue names of the parties connected. ter article ©f cologne than that which is UAualty bought, by tborouurhly dl-* solving s fluid dram of the oil of berg amot, orange an i'ros-mary each with half a dram of neroll, Hnd a pint of rscrifi -d *pltit. its gong as c«a be mad* out of onlogn* itself, kowever. to also quite as cona f ortahly prepared at home as at the cheQitots—at *<• much less than th* chemist's prices that one feels warranted in using it frecly-t- slmply by mixing wlih one pint of rec tified spirit two dram* each of the oils of bergamot and ieuion, one of the *'11 of orange, and half as mnob of that of roeemiry, together' with Lhree-quaf- teia ot a dram of nerull and four drops em-b < f the esscucea of ambergris and musk. If this Is subsequently oisri'l' rl It makes what may be called a pet feet cologne, but It becomes exceedingly fin** by befog kept tightly stoppered for two or three mouths to ripen and mellow before use. GF.NUUAI. >evr*. — The debt of the city pf Paris to |lh0 000 000 aud tbe iuter«st about mGJ'OQ.OUU. u. year, hut tho. crtMiit of h *i y Is, If anything,'better than .that of the dountry. Tbe moOicipAt taxation fa nsariy $2250 per head of population. L‘ Ifoa o.*trpet-f)»qr notoriety, has decided to make hi* future home In the terri tory uf Aril n». Wh 001 tllady intro- duce Mm to the Fed meu of that coun try as a suitable agent ty dto-putee their claims at the White House. Tbe Ateumt-hlp Cftvat EaAurn to S >tue thing of-an * lephaut on Uie bands of the cumptMiy that owns It. ttfte to ly it a Idle, Hud, as her eugioes are oat of date, there to UuM'cUauce of find- lug employmentloiniet. It w'ouldcost 8d6d.00'J {,0 fit her with proper engine ry. ; 'WV'--" ' It to iuiltnated (fiat Zscb Chandler to prepsribj; a Util dedaitt g J* ff Davis au outlaw, and requiting him to pay (un tent (or the u»* uf the {batters oicuptou by bim iu Fortress M> Qroe iu 1865,—iisoiiu"ie Gszo te. It will take ouch a scoutdrei us Z. 0. to ao- compllah it. ■ I -■ It . -x Mrs Look wood, tbe drat womau ad- tuUi#L to practice iu tbe tiupreme Uqurt, to firry years old, tall, erect, gray-huliVil, and the pi'sseesor of floe eyes. Bhe made her first uppedfauce tu the C*>ur. dressed to a semi man- Dish blue sacque, wltn braes buttotrs akid a jdain v*lvcteeD skirt. Cawvlcted by a J ary of Bis Ovrw Mace. At Austin, Tunica county, Miss., last week, William L«ve, adore* 1, wiaa- piacHil on tiial for tbe murder of J. F Sanders ui, white, and a colored Jury was empannelled to try theca**. They hcard^tke evidence, the argument* of tbs counsel, and th* charge of the court, and -retired to consider a ver dict. In a short time the Jury returned Into court, and the for-man banded tbe clerk a written verdict. It read : •* We, th* Jtirv, find the defendant guilty of (nur^vr, but reccnmraetfd blm to the mercy of th« court.” Tl»® Judge stated that nn'tor the verdict, he would have to sentence th® prisoner to tbe p-nltentiary, and he naked the jury If such was th-lr Intention tn find lug tbe verdict. The entire Jury spoke up and said, “No. Air -tio.sir.” ’•TheB, * idge, '• T'Oi can llct which will ex press your intention.” Th® Jury re- tired, but returned In a few minutes with (he following vlrdlet: " We, the Jufy, find the defendant gnilty of min der, as charged lr» th* indictment.” The J idg® stated that under the ver dict he would have t« sentesce the prisoner to death by banging, sod he again asked the Jury if tbey under stood the verdict In that aeti*®. The Jurors unasimously said/ * Yea, *lr— yes, air." Thereupon tbe prlsmer, William t/>ve was, sentenced by tbs eotirt to be banged. / / By a free use of cotton seed, rtia nurc and deep plowing, OuW. Drew, of Flort'ls, last year raised *.aa baodred sad thirty busbeto of corn oa«B«m® of ground. Statistic* far Girl*. A young English stuttoticinn wh6 was paying court to a youn< lady thought to surprise her with bto Immensn eru dition. Producing his note book, are thought hr was about to Indite a lovn soon't, hut was slightly taken aback by the following question : *• How many meals do you eat every day ?” | sk#* * ,g # A.wut«r # vu« %*% pa»« the eldest questions—” " Never mind, dear; i’ll tell you all about it lo a moment.” His pencil was rapidly at woik. At las', f "tidly clasping her slender waist, he ssl I : ” N"W, my d'afllng, Tve got ft; and if you wUh to know how much tis« passed through that adorable little mouth In the last seventeen years, I can glveynu «he exact figure*.” , — “ Goodness gracious I Wbat can you mean ?” “N 'W, Just listen,” eald he, "and you will hear ixacriy what you have been obliged to absorb to maintain • bose charmi which sic to make tbe happlrbM* of my life.” *' But I don’t want to hear.” “ Ah. y«»u are surprised, no doubt; but statlrtlcs Ate wonderful things. Just listen: Y-u ar® now seventeen years old, t" that In fift»en years you have absorbed—"Xen and calves, 5; sheep und lambs, 14; chickens, 327 ; ducks. 204; geese, 12 ; turkeys, 100; <ntra> o' vatlou* kinds, 821; fl-he*, 160; eggs, 3,120; vegetables, 700 bunohee; fruit, 603 baskets; cheese, 103; bread, cake, etc., (in sacks of fi U 1 ), 40; wine, 11 barrels; water, 3,000 uall'm*. At 'tbto the maiden revolted, and. Jumping up, exclaimed f "I think you are very Impertinent, and very disgusting beside, and I will not stay to listen to you! Upon which she flew Into the house. He gHZ , *d after her with au abstr.to- te<J air. and left, saying to himself: “Tr she kept tatklng at that rate 12 bears out of 24, her jaws would in 2u years travel a distance of 1,335,124 m'les. ” The tualden. within two month*, married a well-to-do green grpoer, who was no stattoriciao. i** W '*• P-y Ywwe Detot*. Clean hands In matters of money among the young, certidnly ought to tb* indispereable condition <4 gen- rlemanlin'ss. No man who borrows and does not pay, and doe# pot care whether be pays or not, to a gentleman, no matter bow wjtty, or guy, or fife b« may be. To speak In good plain E"g- gllah, th* man who dresses himself at anothci’s txpena* not knowing how to pay, aot taring whether he pa Vs, Is a genteel scoundrel! And yet such things are done by gt>od tvdured folks, by klml hearted people, by persons who p-ver prob« them morally toa»- o« ruin what their tendency Is and wbat they lead to. — I sa I " . y The tousg anm who hlreatwo hands to work bto farm a«*4 then sits of the fei.ee to •• boss ” ths Job Is hospd to fail. PuH »ff yor coal aud go to Work If you would succeed. r '-.X- . v A political doctor of long experienc®, but of Manguine temperament, remark • sd Tueailay, after tne lostallaritHi of- cue bpeaker : M Well, the Dsmocratio pafty ho* safely passed a ciisto, and seem* to me now iu have a reasonable chance of recovery. But the patient needs cateful uur«iug ami very good luck to get through, after all.” With such splendid educational in- sUrut|<<ns us this country poesaMes It .does not say much for the good sense of American parents to stats that 84 000 000 Is annually spent by tbs people of tbe UMted 0t»t#A fn educat ing their sons nnd daughters in Bn-- rope. Every year more than 5,000 American stud'Otago over tw England and Gerutsay to recrivs an education. The* »'j)i desire to say with Mrs. Uimory,’ , thatiu w . — In tbe Government offices a regular debtor atid creditor account I* kept wltb tbe States, each State being charged (or credited as our corres pondent calls It) with the appoint* meats made from that State. Not six of the South Carolina dpinlutmcnta, so called, are from South Carolina, aud our CongfoaBtnen are at work now to have chiz -us of Soutk Garollua ap pointed, or to cbnrg^ths appointments to the S'ates to whU-h they belong. South Carolina can easily find candi dates for every office tbst to^ or ever will be. vacant—Ne.ws and Qourier. When society frowns with the proper severity upon the cowardly bully wbo g>es to and fro on the earth continual ly fleeting brawls, with a revolver strapped around his waist, aud when human life begins to command a high er price in toe Courts than it doea now —that a tossy when murder begins to be paid f *r by tbe lire of the mur derer-then will the carrying "f weap ons stop, and stop mote summarily than It will in tbe meantime. Wbat this country needs to not so much the t iking away of -.pistols from its ctd- zeus as tbe *ure and speedy punish ment of these citiseus for any improp er us« made of them.—Charlotte Ob server. A railway locomotive lasts from thirty five to forty veers. B-metlmes, however, a chance one may see half a century of Service. For the first five or six years a locomotive needs no re pairs, providing it meets wHh.no ac cidents. Then it will net d oew boiler tubes, when, lu another five years, tho tlr.s, boiler sod engine boxes must b« replaced. The Haioaotive to then good for another score of years, when tbs frames, axles and some of the small points n quire lo king after. like the trddltfonal ytankte Jack-knife, It ha® a new Made sod s new bundle. ^ It is acknowledged fact tkat American locomotives see more service than those mads lo any other country. Despise not your mother when she is old. Age may wear aud waste a mo ther’s beauty, strength, senses and es- late ; but her relation as w>other Is as the suo when It goes forth In Its might, for It to always in the meridian, and knowetb no evening. Tbe person may be gray haired, but motherly relation to always in Its bloom. It may be au- tumn, yea, winter, but wltb tbe math- er, it is always spring. Ala* I bow Ut- tl® do we appreciate a mother’s ten derness while living l H<»w heedless are we lo youth of all her anxiety and kindness t But wbr-o she to dead and gon*—when th® care® and th# coldseas of this world come withering to ckir bean—thee it Is that we think:cf th* mother we have lost. - : . f . • ; : i .** ** u - : 1 . 1