The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, May 01, 1879, Image 2
T1 E NEWS AND HERALD.
WINNSBOR 0, S. C.
THUlisDAY MOICNINtI(J, Mty 1, 1870.
It NELANN DA IIS, EDITOIC,
eI!i). S. REYxo LDS, AssoetATY Porrou.
Tim; Pn~sin t, as was expected,
has vetoed the army appropr ation bill.
110 states his reasolis in i Illessage of
Considerable length. His action was
Communicated to the House oil the
20th ult.
Ax Now Engld ha,, just hal a
six days walkhig match, at whifehi thle
winner, "Blower" Browna, aecoma
plished the unprecedented t'at of
inakiting five hundred and forty-one
miles, beating the best previous re
cord by twenty-on e miles. lie cov
cred three hamd'ed miles in three
days. IHzall, wNhao broke down at (lie
end, walked one hundred and (hirt v
sevel n ies in the. first twentv-six
hours. These exploits far exceed (lte
efybrts of Amiericani pedebtrians; and
so Englad is consoled partly for the
defeat of her crack racers by Parole.
.AauxQN uis the "plumed knight," of
M1aino beei compelled to take vater
in the United States Senate. le he
gah by an onslaught oi South arolli
na for compronisiing certiniut political
cases. Senator Butler made him ad
mit, first that hi kiew nothig about
the matter at all, secondly ta. if fithere
was any wron" the United States
authorities vere equally guilty, aud
thirdly that he hadn't-iade any chliarge
against South Cauurolina any how. It
seis. to be considered politics to
Carry 011e's point even it the cost. of a
little lying, but, how Bl3aine can be
stupid enough to muke stul assertions:"
whenl lie kInows he will have to eat. his
words, is somet hing inlconiprcliele.sible.
CAl. Mucrxjuv in his Washington
lotter to the Neus and Courier inakes
the prophecy that "'Prinielple will
liever wIin anIother political battle inl
this Union." This is a startling ni ld
dreadl'ul proposition, t(e more dread
fiul as ve are afraid it is true. Soie
how o1 other old principle has become
very badly swiineyed inl the past. few
years, and barely gcets tarted before
poiit ical jugglery come ssweeping (lowi
the honie stretcht in a caniter. Those
who have been gtulled itio investing' ill
ihe pools Oin principle yell fi-aulld vith i
vima, but, they lose their money all (the
same. Don't, bet. agailst Zach Chani
dier, Bluaine and JIoe Bradley Itiless
you know their trick.
Ti.: ovTr u 1m1n 110 rumor of Queen
Victoria's conin m plated abdinltiona has
been renewed in ( reat. Britain. I i'she
contemplates abdication at all, several
good re'asonis for the (1)tep present. I hei
selves at this time. Iler MAujesty's
health is quite feeble. Never having
fuil ly recovered fromi the loss of Prince
Albert, she has had reently to bear ihe
afiction of the den'It h of Princess Alice,
of li esse, and14 of one a olie l'rincess'
('hilren, atnid also ol' lrince Waldemar
of P~russiai, uanot her grandson. It is
hopied that thie visit to Italy, i-oatn
which she has just. retuarned, hos benie
lted her health ; otherwise it, is freely
whispered thant. the crown may at once
desend upon01 the head ol'the .Prinice of
Wales. VThe English do not relish (lie
idea much.
Tima U;N1TlED States Supremeiii Court
bats mildly sat upon0 his honor (with a
small hi) Bond, in i a matter otf ima
portanice regiardinig the test oath.
D~uring the r'e!cnt proceedings ini
Chuarleston C'olontel McCrady~ made the
poinat that as partIcipation in th,ho
'"rebel lion" prevents a cit izen from'
exercising the right of sittimng on a
jury, it is to that extent a dilsgrace in
the eyes of the law, aind that thie juror
cannot be m1adle to answer the question
whether he pairticlited ini the Coni
federate war or niot. Juditge Boand
overruled the point, and p~ut I le
jur'ors on their roir dire. T1he 1Unit ed
States Supreme Court has just. decided
in a sitnilar case thaut Colonel AleCrady
was right, tand that ''participation In
the r'ebelllin" must lbe provena by
other evidence. ~Justice Fiel savs
the test oath is unconistitutional and
repugatt to Rlepublican Inst itutions.
The New York "L" Railroads.
The elevated railroads in Now York
wore a great instituation for a while.
But after eight or ten etti lotads of
p00ople had boon held in mid-air in
their ironi cage for several hours one
day by (lie breakig of a piston that
blockaded the road, antd after another
batch had beeni run lito by the engine
of a following train,; Gothaam got a
little scared and1( the bob-tail horse
ears picked'up con1siderably in (raffle.
This touched theo pockets of the rail
read kings and brought themi to termis.
They htave now agreed to have no
crosshiig of tracks and no0 switches,
and also to deaden all noise. One of
the most curlitus sound deadeniers Is
now used to prevent the hissing of
escapig steami. The steam is carried
lito a drum filled wvith ordinary glass
beads, tand escaplimng in minute quanuti
this through holes ian the beads and
the interstics between thoem makes
no noise whatever. T1hme authioritics
exatmined eve: y patent in England
and America, until they found this In
the office of the former country. Other
suibstances have been tried, but
nothing answers as well as the ordi
nary bead. It takes nearly a million
of them for onie apparatus, so it cnn
quite a corner in beads in New York.
BRTISH PAPEn8 claim that Parole's
achievements are a British victory be
cause his sire caefonEngand.
Ithe samle way the American Roeo
)tion wa's a British 'success, beeatise
li at families of Massachusetts camne
Sin Ahe M'ayllower,
41 CItU(1KL lE. E,=
rhm Federtal GIr-nerSlocum onthe Muarder
of 1 ra. Sturratt.
(enieral 1I. W1r. Slocutm, 0110 of the
11st dis(Inglieltd brigale, division, e
orps and grind divisioll Cola1n1lders Li
> the war, recent(ly delivered a lect- (
ire inl Brooklvi on events of' the great, b
t11V'.00, (lring the course of' which t
I' exIreSCI tihe opillioln, ilways held w
y the Union, Chat Mrs, S writ was a Y
liutered wolmtanI. lie sa.41: , b
-I mn going to speak to you one wor y
otiot. thlem xitioli of, Mrs, surratt td
h1 c(*.lose of, the war, For I think some v
I(o)d leSAon I~a beAC 11 leare fromM A th 11Ie JA- .(I
y of her fria: I I(I deat II. I blie Itve a 1r d
)eople sitIated ats we were ought to be o
ntI ioned Agahiinst pliciing implicit con
idence ill evidence give n a( it I nie of a
Iigh exciterniil. I could staild Ire 1)
C) night 1and re)ate to you Iifylv inci
deits tIhat. -would serve to ICauition t
verybody atgainsL takilag evidelce cu
lilait otihers whent the (1)eople were
ill i a stat of inll e 1se excitenenI. f
.'heire iever wis a (Iy, there iever
was all hour, (fhat I diid not1 believe 't.
NIrS. Sirrat wias aUs illocent t a wOiall h
I2s there 1s il n this hall- [A pplause.]n
She wats the kiveeer o' at boardii.d
house inl Washiigton. She boaur(eI d
Wilkes., looth and it hal a dozen other p
rebel sym path izers, an1d shte haI itd a son,
,John Hl1. Surrall. Wilkes Booth wits
ulyof'sotn Mr Linlcoln, anld
11his poor w0oinmlu wias brogh01t. to trial .
i conlli(ction with Wilkes looth 111d
throuhI th1e excitement of tlie time her t
neck wv brolugCit. to Ilhe halter. lier j
Ia light er, at young giir ot eigiteen o '
n11inetee ( yel ve'i fg m onI t, oil t(111111g1111ng
A,'the( exectifon, wvent. to the Pre-si- t)
dInltS and begrled permission to say i
tew words t) him il behalf of her
Ianother, and a1 U'nited States Senator a
frInI0k 01ur OWn1 S't who a1 .NWlcted as8 1,
door tender, repulsed vhc. aing, "No 0
Volt ( 11111t go in." Worst" thall
t1hIt 111meaer than that, w the poor gir-l t
three or 1our y'vears aftelwardA married C
a clerk inl the T re'I'las ury DelmIrtment.
No char) (d %.Sges wre Made a11gin2s him, t
butl becaulse hel hald inarr- it, Iauht
tel ot.Ntr. Suritt le was disclIUg(. I
Let u~ ia! i' 0111 rachi-emcIIItS, bull it T
Hie iaint e tilne let. 11s learl. 1o look at.
our. tiutilt.- and errors squarely inl the( e
lhee mid ackowledge theml). whIeII We
h~ave caulse to." C
'I'he 1m rder of' Mrs. Sturratt, was the 0
tuost. ciuiel al (cow0'arIly U1. OVe' ()mll- 1
rnItted inl anyt% civilized coinsitry. It.i
- cioul4 11nd suiggrestive j ltahe t tll
who were c1h(ely respon1sible For Ith1
n).1 huil m of Cwnt innlocentc wvomlan have .
I'Olt ins1een the hand of' the G reat.
A veIIer. Stati1on, Secretary of' WIr, I
who was, perips, tle wors of' the
number, committed suicide inl at (It of't
reinor01Se, alt houlgh1 the thect. wa-Is souight
t o be emaled, Il'rstOn King, the (
Sealt f'ltrom New York,whorepilsed t
Annic Sit fioin the Preside lit's
door, inl like(4 111111ner lended his own 0
lif by deliberately ing from a 0
flerry boat inito the(. N~orthl Rtiver, at C
New York, an4 drowning himsel 1'.
Andrew .johnsoni, who sIgnevd the
deai tth wara tad despoticailly ss
vl'ededl the writ of~herbets corplis that. s
had ben gnled by Itie cou11, wIls
strickenl suiddenlly wvith death uiponl his
I1t 11rn to (theSenae afite hIfeil' l- had lft
Ot Presidencyv. .lutige Advocnte Ifolt.
wvho conidlced thle proseentionl
hong. ngo di'lappeared froin thet public
view, 111n1 whetheri dead or allive
nobodyl kiows and nobody (cares!. And
.1)hn A. Illham11, who assisted lIoll,
wasdriven f,10'rom ('Colres inl disgirace
21s oneC of thle Credit11, MI(lierI~' bibe~
takes aml'~ 14 soughit, r'e 'uage ini Japiiui, I
w here, we bel iev'e. he( n1ow is.2
Fone4 Th'oCiin4Jand Guns~ iand Ifalf a M11liono
(nrl r'itgesi Shmippect, t
TheliC Ntew York Jeal pll ints the
thons-un'il -rilles a111( half a millIon2
earii ridges , presuiumbly' I-or t1(heaienefit
ol' theC Zulus. Abot a week ago,
Mahij. WX11 ii Tniixen,1 otf the llsian8121
21r1ny, arived('C inl New Yor'k, inl the4
s1tentiaship 1lirit1121mica an1 ld was2i diven' 2
1111a hot el Con.31)1 Wro lwa'. Soon1 atter
his I arivail lie wais introdu1ced042 by one
er1, atl hits o1wni I requst. Thle MIorj~
iad the guni d~ealer' wen'ii. to I lhe ho~ltise
oI ia lar'ge311111 m anat Iiurer , who1( live V'in
*.hirlyt~-Ii1'lth8 stre(e, and(1 lahere ai barIgain
$yg made~i for the arm11 1and4 amuition1 02,
ever', tinit 11 thillu1plies should( be0 boxed
upl ini ,n1ch a way1 Iht 111o 1 ne 010couldC
suspect the( con1tent1s. Oni Saturday21
sI ltilter 131heiin. anid deep dowin ini lie
hiold o the v11( s.,e8Ml were' innumiiieraible
boxe l'$I( 1i canned meat, mai hlogshleads
oI ma1c'hinery'~', inl whIi lie w~as 1par1
t iona 10 ship 1 thIese armIIs and~ ear1itriidges
all innnen(1 c pr'ofit. Thel Major' says
sin1 11ad U linger' ini hie pie. Wheni
atsked it 111e arms11 were1' not. for' thie
Zulus, Maiijor' 'Tuxe ai he2( could not211111
say~ Ithat they werel not.4'11) All 11e kne1w
was21 thalt IDelagoa~ lUny walsa P'oirtgese
seleenat. to. thle nort'lh of' Zuiluhuild,
and14 that1 if' thle Itroops saw'. lit to sell
wats not) to1 blame1( for It. lie lelt surie
goodeI, inasmu111ch as8 they are2 going in at
tog ithnaitec way to a pe(acef'ul counatr.'V
TI 1e arms are believ'ed to be0 of' the
best. Ami'cani mal~ke, and will, if' they
fbll into the hands1(1 of'Kuing ;etawayo 's
soldiers, catuse additional haivoc aimonig
the Bitish troo0ps now inl South
Afrieni.
TH.1YiNOJ( TO SAVE' l'uxND~~rrER.-Thue
counIsell theI Jo~hnl 1 0indexterl, conl
inlg (.( ..,urti's, hav~e submitted a
miotioni f'or' U new trial 01n the f'ollowinag
g' r'ounds: F'ir'st, the0 inaudmissibility'. of
the evidenlcoeconcerning the hio'rs
whlippinlg, it. not hatvlig legal counIce
lion with the suibsequtet atl'ra2v which
re4sulted ini CurItis being shot ;' second,
thant the ver'dict was contr'ar'y t(o the law
and( evildence ; third, that 0one of' the
~juror had' 12( bef'or'el( bing swVorni express
ed a dcideld opiion of' the guilt of the'
Itrisoner1'; anld fourlthl, hiat. two other
uriors not belig entitled to vote or'
'hold 01i1ce ini theo Slate ini conse(qence
o1' not hiavlig paid their' capitation tx
req(uir1ed1 by1 aw wer'e disqualilled to
mnit the case0 was1 postp)oned foru
therl hiear'ing.
-Mr'. Baker Lewis, living near Mar'
lon C. I., commItted suicide on Suni
dlay by shooting himself' with a sIngle
barrel shot gun, the load being Is
charged into thus lower' part of' his neck
in front. He has alw.ays been1 regard
ed as weak minded, and has preferred
to be alone. Ils, n'Ionds thin1k his
mind was affected, anid that this alone
wvas the cause of his act, He leaves a
wife and eight children.
A nOMAN VENDETTA.
In Rome last year there was a inodol
irl Iaiied Gluglia Setacci, who wias a th4
ronder of beauty among all the paint- I
rs and mculptors. Two noted sculp- |r
>rs, who .i ere brothers-Ernesto and de
,abrilel Bliagnagtti-feln desperately in to
)VO with te lsirell, who was aIs coquet- to
sh as she was beautiful, and the re- E1
%it was a fie'ce (lulrrel, in. vhich
runesto wis II ide ; af.er wl-1: I tue (c
e:aittitul cause of the fratricido fled 1m1
'ith a youig brigand, while the mur- Nt
erer escaped the law only to fall a Wr
ictim to the most racking *land iad- I
-ning iremor. e. The imaige of t h ol
eall brother returned to hhn111 in the le
uise of love, isi he had been before the 'to
caittitul(i uliaad estranged them, , 1a
iad his love or ilie woman turned to .de
itter hat red. Lie conceived what the A
talians believe iII as a sort ofsiupersti- di
on and dut-y-a rende//a; that. is, a de
,vorn veingeance. le disguised him- so
'1f, adil, upol the report of ia visit. to su
Is, freqliented (lhe iauniits of the 011
ieves 1an(1 briilds of Rone, vlere lia
utglia habitulnr went. Hle waS not. S
o0g in finding 'her, but it took six Ji
1o1th1s to Ieisu1de her into his real- W
utnce and win her conildence, which he im"
id, however, at last, and under so IM
erfect a disg uisO that she mever sus- ifI
ected who he was. In carrying out. gr
is vendetta he had become poor, and W
,as obliged to work at wood-carving Co
Ir a livelihood. He carved figures ot'
tints, and the work was so beautiful it
iat the saints never waited long for wI
urchasers. Onle day (.uglia (i ap-w
cared suddenly, and three days attler- of
'ard her maniglCtl COr)C was tund in ga
ie 'Tiber, but, who the murderer was ev
obodv could even suspect. Tthe
'ood-carver disa)petred tea days 1i
L'tt rvai d, and in us room tie land- sir
rd ound the blood-stained garimelnts L
f the beautifil mode'-Jirl, and a keen
uilptor's tool, AN itl ev idences on It otf
We CriUMe so tha11t it WaS p1li thiait S
Wuglia's last 1t'iend, the wood-carver, th
at done it. But where to fid iin was oil
ite que('stion which n0o detective cou1ld :114
uiswer. ia tile mieanitime thiesculptor, re
ho had been supposed to be visithi an
'aris, appeared in .ome apaii. X t
ionth ago, long after the erniic had III
eised to interest anybody, nal artist p
appeeld to be ii I 11(3 j hiead- I fh
uarters, and noticed at figure iln wood oil
f St. Sebastian, and was so much11 If
truck by its beauty hat he ilqullired tl
71hy aindI how it cameic it in such a IM
lace. bn
"Why " saidl oil oMer, "that sainlt a
cas main by the wood-carver who w
nirderedi tel, pretty model-girl. Ile 1a1
Aft it when lie ran off." tll
"Then," exclaimeld the artist, ''I Can in
All you who the murderer is; for I'll
wear that that figure is the work ol'
,ibriel Boginagetti. No oiher sculp- fr
or ill Home cohl0( have (one It." gt
Gabriel's remorse had been wiped lII
ut by the accomplishment of his ren- b(
!c//a; but no sooner did the offieers thi
onfront Iim, with the figure of St. di
lebast inn, and f ihe opinion of the artist, to
han he burst into i frantic fit of rage all
id confes.ed the Crimc Hlis artistic N
kill had betrayed him through aill his ith
>reeautioins, 11nd1 by means of his pat- IN
OIL Sallit. 11
.. . ... - di
T HE JUJOWtS' TEST OATlF. IS
fr.
'he Unitted Ttate sipreimie Court ipeelden el
hat It. Cannot Be APpplid on3 Voir Dire. S(
AWASIIINirox, April 28.--lu the case t1
f -urt algainst, Poujaud decided to-day li
mile of the assignments of crror in the
ourt below was brought upon a ques
tin oft a jurvor's disquialificaitioni oin
lecount of p~art.icipationi in thie reblel..
ion and1( thet const itutiloniality of' the u
uraors' test onth1 act. *Thlis 'ourit holds, I
n the opin~ionl delivered by Jnstio e o
f[iller, thant. a juror is no more obliged jS
lan a witness to state onl oath as a.
onditioni of quillealtionl his guilt or P
nuilcenice of * cimie which wouldI Ci
ender lim inlhmoius whether pardoni- jh
d b~y general am nesty or not. Tihe
rie of' treaison Is one( which the ju- i
or ennniot. be required to (discloso in
his miann~er. 1f he0 be guilty, l.is cham!
enlger must prove it by othier compe
elt. test imony1. Inl a sepa~lrate concur1i
ing opinion 'Justic~e Field gaive his
iews1V as tfollowvs: "'I agree withi the
.ourt. that the juror Hlolmes ini thisIa
amsc could nmot b'o reqluiredl to answera
le questions put, to him; but I gok
h'th~er. 1(10 not t hink that the act of
.'longress, wich, l-y r'equirinlg a testt
saith ais to pa*st )onduct, excludles a I
(lreatt malfjority of the citizemII of hlalfa
lhe country from the jury box, is
aI idl. Ini myi~ judgment then act. is not
m11 ly)prssive and1( odiouis, repuignanty
o the spirit of our11 instituitions, 'but is
:lviarly uinconistltutionial and void. As
I. warl measur'e, to be culforinCl inisur- e
renit States when dominated by Na
ionial for'ces, the act could be sustiln- ~
.(d, but afteir the war was over and thle
nisurgent States were restored to the ir
*iormnal and1( consti. .tlonal relations toa
lhe Uiion, It. was aS mulch Out of place '
m~d as inloperative as wouild be a law tI
jlartering a soldier in every Southern
L~inan's house.
MUnDEn NEAR nELLERNTON.-A tele-, a
tramil daited Ellenlton, April 29, says: o
J0ordanl Green and 'William Casey lett ri
hie latter's house on Sunlday eveninig it
or the hlome of the formner, and splent I
he nighit at the house of an old negro. p
I'hey l'ett for Green's about daylight.
[mmi edliately aft erwvards some nepgroes r~
ieard nuts ad heard Casey crying, I
')on't, Jordan*, I will go anywvhere ,
vith you.'' Greeni was then seenn
walking from the direction of the shots, a
iuch excited., a
T1hie neg roes hastened to the spot s
mtd founid Casey .dying In a pool of h
blood, shot in three pilaces, one wound
being ini the wrist, one in the head,
'I0om whIch his brains wvere oozing,d
ind 01n0- ill the back, the ball going a
hrouigh, below thec fourthl il and I
ieveing an artery. FI'rom appearatnes
Lareen had followedl himn upl, beatinig
ldm wvith some blunt instruinent onn
tho head.
Green then wmenlt to his father's and tt
weunt to sleep. Ii
Trial Just Ice Quillsn hold an iniquest
11d( thle jury returned a verdict of u
loath f'om pistol shlots In the hanuds of: at
Jordan Green. Green is nlow in Aiken a
all. eiC
Casey had the appearance of being
m Northern man, but claimed to be r
from) Nashville. Greeni Is about nine- ei
teon, and hlas borne a very good char- mu
moter. Thie only rea'Oson that can be as- oh
signedl for the deecd was Casey's treat- y
ment~of his wife, wvho Is Green's sister. ..
D~asey lhas no f'iends, and was buried'
by the public.
--Aid for Archbishop Purcell In his -4
linancilal embarrassments has at .last. tC
rot beyond the poinit of sympathetic. il
ivords. A congregation to whIch hie W
s Indebted in the sum of about a mil.
lou dollars lias remitted one-half of
he aimounit, and it 1s' suggested that
>ther' Germaft CatholIc congregations
.-.Pay yourt meabscrmtn. I
-A-o'S HUMOn.
Two darkices were vaunting their
Ar courage. "Isn't 't'eard o' iothin',
isn't," said one. "Denl, Sam, I
kon you Isn't 'feared to loati me10 a
ilah?" "No JuLlius, I l1n't 'fe1ared
Wl you a (Iollhl, but I does hate
part wvid ani ole frei' fhrobber."
ioxville TI'rilmne.
'ho Noah's Ark Baptist Church
Alored) of Louisville, tried one of its
.mbers for profanity the other dar.
xtto-the pastor he was the mo'st,
oimneiit 1111n il the church. One
other te-Stifie3d that, as he was gwine
to his work Monday iornin,' he
ered a mtoury racket, lie did, down
uvard rudlir imson's. "Aln' I
VS, sa'S 1, to'God, whta's dai.? IS
cotmtners riz up and broke loose?
Id I ce'L 'loig. up Side (e felnce I
1, an1d kinder peeked over, an' bless
Lawd of I diii't see Brudder Jim
1 out dr in d garden by iissef a
ar11k in'lan a-perfanlit-o yi'a't-ipi
t oasats If tie verv ol(I pundeloniutn
d t-ioltof him!". Other witlness
gave in simihar testimony. Brother
nson then I o -e vnd callv said: "I
)mitd like to ax it de jiw(d didn't
ike red. pepper?" ' The pastor re
ed that lie did. "I would like to ax
ic didi't make it to be planted inl (de
atin'?" The pitstor said lie did "I
uld like to ax if lie didn't make it to
ic up?" The pastor sid lie did.
would like to ax it' lie didn't make
so as it Will not colie up ofde pusson
lo plants it aint a-cussinl' like blazes
e ie Ituts it in de groun'?" A sigh
relief fluttered nyl) froin h11e congre
tion. The pastor scratched his head,
ed his lig toe, and theu inquired:
In was you ai--plaintini' ofpepper,
uidder Jllison?" "'I was." "N Vell,
,"I renounces you1 not. guilty.''
uisill Corier-.Jour'na.
[Iow Tiini.ow WEED FOoL-:D IIIM
i.r.-Aimg other stories told abopit
se supplies for Political eainpaigns is
c at the expense of TIu I iw W~eed.
went from Albany, where he then
<ided, dowi to Nowr York, in 1856.,
d obtained from Il 0 Seward men at
ad to ciable him to defeat Fillmore.
I~ii in dread of invest igations, he
ied $10,000 in an Albany. bank to
3 credit oflhis partner, to b'L drawin
t as it might be needed. A few days
.erwards the partnero dropped (ead in
street, atid the bitik paid over tle
ey, with the ot her suis deposited
him, to his widow. This was not
reeable to Mr. Weed, but his disgust
ws increased when, a couple of' years
er, Mr. Fillmore w-ooed and minarried
: widow-Lnd the 810),000.- IWash
rjlon. Uor.Chtickuago Tr'ibunc.
Fisu IUvrcino.-In reply to a h t'er
)m Senator .iller, Maji. 'T. It. Fe r
son, fish coinmissioner for MaIry
Aid, wri(es that a fish hatchery has
onl established on Albemarle Sound,
11 young fish from w-hich will be
stributed fro m Franklin, Soui(hitnp
n1 County, Virginiia, until May 10,
(d afterwards From Havre do (race,
arvland. Major Ferguson advises
e 11.4h Commissioner or South Caroli
not to atteipt to estriblish ally
etchery ofhi.; own, as it can only b'u
mue with great. difficulty and tit great
:ponise, but, to get, his voung fish
mun Frankldin, ats it will' be vinuich
eaper, and the hatcherv in Albemarle
uild was estiablished 'especially for
Sbtinclit. of North and South *Caro
lit.
A Bu-BunNn 1Tr' -ro A Triiam.
A telegram from Starkville, Miss.,
y:Oni the mioringE otf thle 24Ith
t., alarge larnm belonging to J1orda ii
1oe, 0 es(tes live iles southt
this city, wats burnied to the gr'ouiid,
icion pointedl to a negio inamiid
>hnisoni Spenicer, wiho wias in thie em
103' of' Moore, and wh'lo was a rrest
I for the crIme, but, on examiniaiti,
3 was acqiitted. Shoi'tl y a f'terwar ids
-The Pennsylvania L.egislature hat
Iissedl a bIll to iiti gate the tr'ampl evil
the State. It prlovides an imprison
en'ut.ofit I we'(lve monithIs for biegging Ic
qilr( mioney or aI livelihiood, andt o:
r'ee year's toir entering a dlwelling~
tinist the( ill of the owner, foi
indling tIres upon01 the hlighiway 01
pen any land without the consenit ol
ie owner', and( for' carryinug firearms
'ith Intent. unlawfully to (10 inijuriy t<
riy personi. It applies to males ovei
xteen years old.
A well-dressed youing mani entered i
(3w Yoirk up~-towu'n oftice one0 (day last
'cek, atu1( 51md( to 011e ot' the occuipanhts
I am making a c3ollection ot' snial
>in1. Itave you anly penies iln voui1
acket ?" TIheo gentleman addrtessei
row from his pockets a handful ofpcen
les and1( hanided them to theo stran~ger',
'ho exatitmied themi, closedi his~ handh~,
rid saylig "thank you," walked out
hie genitlenman was too astoniishied ai
ito fotllowv's au~dalcity to say ai w'ord.
--Chin Lan Pin, the Chinese Minister
tilled with Secretary Evairts recently
the Executive Mansion to take leav<
l'the President before leaiving for Mad
d, whit her he croes uponi a Diplomt
isslin. At er retuniing to th<
niitedl States lie will visIt Peru, ai
er'hiaps othier South Ameriean States.
ii Implements, &c'., was discov'eret
I flames. This time the incendiary
as caught, who proved to be a negre
amed Novl1in Porter. Hie confessed,
id also implicated Johnseon SpenOhce3
rid others. About one hudred er
ins hepr'd lis confesslin and tio01
ting hlim to a tree.
--A Mhininesota man found a beati
ii young sqjuawv almost frozen t<
Dtath. lie took her to hIs camp f)ir<m
id tied to thaw her' out. When sh<
ud melted a lIttle hie pr'oposed mar
age and was atccOA te,1. They nr<
E)W 1.
CoNsumPTIoN CUnBD.-Ahn old physician, re
red from practice, having had( placed in hit
md1(1 by an East, India missionary tihe formun
of a sImple vegetable remedly, for' the speed)
1(d permnaneint, eure for consulmptioni, bronc' I
1. caitarrh, asthma, andl all throat and lunig
rections. ailso a positive and1 radhicail cure foi
ii vous debility and all nervous complaints
ter having tested its wvonderful curat Ive pow
s In thoumsandls of cases, has felt. It, his dult)
m~ako it known td ils suffering fellows
3tutted by thxis motiv6,, and a desire to
hove human suffeming, I will sand, free oi
isarge to all who desire It, this recipe. witt
11 directIons for preparing and rsing In Oer.
an, French, or English. Sont, by mall by ad.
osaing with stamp, naming flits paper. wiv
. Sherar, 149 Powers' Biock, Ilochest er, Neu
irk. aprIl 18-4w'*
NOTICE.
&LL porsons are hereby notfined not
to shoot fire-arms of any desori ptio1
r any purpose wbatover, inlside of my
closure. Any violation will be dealt
ith according to law.
AprIl 12, 18'19. JAMES BEATY.
ap~ril 12--la4w
NO HUMBUG !
'TIUE BAE STATE 811OE.
J1. 31. BZATY & CO.
pili6
e
PILLS !
mimirpm 0emrelsaa
INTRODUCED, 1865.
A TOPD LIVER
is 3o fruitful sonren of Tany decaese, promi
nem IS hoig w hliic t are:
DY,-'EPSI%, SICK-IiADACI!E, COSTIVENESS
DYSE'TL.'Y, .:.;0U3 FV*'I, t.GUE A."D FEVER
J: ICE, P;LM3, RiIEUMATISM, KIDNLY COM.
'LAINT, COLiC, EX.
SYMPTOAS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Loms of Appotite and Nausea, the bowels
are costiv, butH e mti me s aItornate wit h
1ooonoms, Pain in the Head, accompanied
with a D ull sensation il. thu back part, Pam
in the right sile and under the shoulder
blade, fullhuks aftor eating, with adisine
clii tion to exortion of body or mind, Irri
tability of taniper, Low spirits, Loss of
memory, with a feeling of hav ing neglected
some duty, Goneri weariness; Dizziness,
Fluttoring at the Heart. Dota beforo the
oyen, Y, 1of Skin, Headache goneraly
over the right <yo, _Restlessness at night
with fitful dreamns, highly colored Urine.
IF THESE W ARI 1103 ARE UNHEEDED,
S'RIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED,
TUTT'S PILLS
are cupecially adapted to such
Ol'juo, a sInglo dose effocts
ruch n chango of fooling as to
notonish the sufferor.
TOTT'S PILLS
areo . o frmy i mobtlnees thant a re
f rieft a I ua aisy i.royerties thuat can issjuiro
the na,..t dielicfae oramair.t lon. They
SCarch, Cle1,r:se', P it'y, ati fld 1m vilrorate
Clip eni irn Nymseuas. By relievista the en.
gorrqd L.iver, they elnamise lime blood
i'* ,m 1.0taonoei lamisaIre, aud th n lmi pirt
imenitis auil vitality to the body, cusing
hite boa.2 to mvct iniuiaitrlly, without
w hch no one eau 'eci wvell.
A 1otcd Divin1 says:
D.-. TUTT:-Dear sirt -or tei years I hatv been
P. -n.% t.yr to Itv':ae 96-: 1 i, ip.atiInm :tiacI Piles. Lart
-1,r.-s ta'aur i'ias weri reenataiimiemtiui to nen I uised
ihem t aluiot wIT,, itI:e a th). I an. nomw a Iell man
hI~a v . ,od app~e'mdi. csestinn peri ct, regular mtoni,
inI Is. n . It T@~'sw aptil forty porinidesolidt fleshb.
'TAVY 0,1 6e -'.tr t.-e0:c w. -htin r.
'1 1. R. ol . iP .', L -uitille, Ky.
TUTT'S PILLS.
Th r aprt f t to Nrepise lime Appetite,
n!ti catie tie bomy to I'l ite oil Fn ei, thus fihe
k.-'- 101u.m iarm utmi, nitl by their Tonsic Ace
(afliln tile iMira-,.tivO Organst, Regular
8 oois arp prodlumat.
11. J, F, HAYWOOD,
OF NLW YOiK, SAYS:
"F-w diis- a - exis tiat camot Ie reioved by re.
f-l J..:4- - 6 i tv -r I i i e n'litii finelanams, and for
SOLD LVLRYWHERE, PRICE 25 CENTS.
0tco 3a irmirny Sire:, Nev York.
97 Dr TITT'S MANUALof Valnable Infor
matioll illet Uefutl ieceiptis " will be malledfre.
UTP IHAR DYE,
.v i."In chi '.w it t cl' amel d 1o a (OL SSY
--1 b i t i. t:i Ivv- it ht.
a V. 4 . .r , s Ii :n t n .il ,ati is
Ia.. .a sair<..0 icr '~uby ):ugst, or
M r St., Now York.
NEW ADVEITISEMENTS.
AN EXCITIN 1100K ! 20,000 SOLD 11
TilE "W.' AdvenIturei." n(1 "Triumphs" OF
STANIEY-]N..AF]RI 'A.
TistON.Yilantbentl anr'mmi eopyrig~hte:1 CiilEAP
Ei)iITION bi sel'lingt PA.\ST.U than~i iay othier
book ini Airnerica (Eves a nli hiisbov or his
"tmiOWVN TIlls (ONGO " AGEiNTS WVANTE~D.
For-ful martiu tr~s anel ia inn ualdr'eis U Uii
M~f a os" 'uib., PhiatepnIa
5.1,6( i*uer:, iiri lih ili!k ATl iti 1PitiCE
7:.2:i; New Amiu'le an it'm A ATI YOia P'ilICE I
112,T726 Scoinlhd-bi 1or ks ATi ANY PilCl.
(Unaoguc e onireai Literntunr FRIEE.
L.EGGATI Bhii~it~ls, 3 Ulcekiman St,., Near
Post, Ofilee, New York.
1Tow Rich iLood&!
PA IlMON'8 Puirg'it h iv ills minke new riCh blood
and wili comnnpltelym ehitma tpce biuodx in the
enimrbc !13'st.emin In hriee m ii . Anyi pio:'s-m
whoan wili Iake ti' e pill miach night friom one to
twe'ivel weemks ay b rtintI~ored to) ioundm health.
if butIhia it (hing be paos.hie. Hmot bi- mamii for 8
ltersiitamfps. I. 8. JOhlNSON & Ca0., Rangor,
Maine.
II4LA HE R lA OK.
__ E NSON'S CA PCINE POROUS Planater
il o liineest or wankimas of the
back, rhi~mtmatismn and local nieheix and
lieve-. Soldi everywlwe lay Iiruiggts. Prmice,
25i Cents.
~OR thle best~ hlf.udlme smoke, try
"Te Sm-ishlor." superilOr to all
others, at F. WV.HAEIT',R r
of Tow~n Hall.
SJIERIIFF'S SALE.
T')Y virtue of an execution to) me di
.b rectedi, I will offe-r for sale before
the court-htonist door in Winnisboro, oni
the first .. ondany in May next, within the
legal hours sale, att publio ont-cry, to che
highest bidlder, the following-described
real and piersonal p roperty, to wit:
All that piece, parce-l or tract of lanad,
lying, being and situtato ina the Ciointy of
fa~inld, State of South Carolina, con
taining FoUII HUNDRE~D AoRFs, moreoOr
less, and bounded by lanuds of George W.
Coleman. Frances lioebloy, Mrs. Emily
Meador, Dr. Wma. Meador and others.
ALSO,
Three hundred bushels of corn, thlrco
thousand pounds of fodder anti three
hundred bushels of cotton seed, all more
or less.
Levied on as the property of D. R,
Coleman, at the suit of F.- Eldeor.
Termis of sale-CASH.
Sheriff's Omiee, 8~.W. RUFFIa,
Winnsboro, 8. 0., 8. Fi. C.
A pil 12. 1879.
april 15-otl
SIIERIF5F'S SALE.
~~ Y virtue of an excution to me di
.LPrected, I will olfar for sale, before
the conrt-house door. in Winnsboro, on~
the tirst Monday in Mary next, wvithin the
aea or of sale, to the highest bid
dor, the following-deseribod proporty, to
wmit: One twohorso buggy, lovied on as
teproperty of James HI. Aikon, at the
th suait of'iV. P. Hobbs.
Terms-AsE. , , W. HUFF,
ISheriff's Offle, 8 .0
-Winnsboro, 8. 0.,
Apr11 18, 1879.
april 26-t2xl
SPING'GOODS.
W E have just received an elegant so.
leotion of Spring Prints, Lawns,
I- Camubrics,
Lawns,
Jaokonets,
Mluslns,
Pique., &o.,
And are selling them at the lowest ( ASH
PRIES. J. M. BEATY & CO.*
ANICE lot ofIHamburgIEdging
11E 'FREND OF ALL I
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS!!
"I1 had no appetite; H1olloway's Pill.
avo me a hearty one."
"Your Pilis are marvelous."
"I send for another box, and koop the
nt the house."
"Dr. Holloway lis cured my headach,
Aat was chronic.
11 gave on of your Pills to my bab
'or oholera m arbus. Trio dear littlt
Aing got wel'. in a day."
" %,y nausea of a morning is no%
mred."
"Your box of flolloway's Mintmen:
mired 1110 of noises inl tho hiead. I
mbhbod some of your Ointment behind
Io ears and the nois0 ha4s left."
"S d ,nmo two boxes; I want ono for a
>)Oor tinily. "
1 enelose a dollar; your price is 25
-onts, but the0i ueedicine to 1110 is worth v
tollar."
"Send m1 five boxes o0 your Pills."
11et me have threc boxes if yom
Pills by return mail, for chills ati
ever."
I have over 200 snth testimonials a
Ilese, but wvalit of spae00 oonpels 11e tt
-anchide.
Font CUTANEOUS DisonDERS,
\id all ortiptions of the skin. this Oint
nlent is most inlvaluable. It does not
teal externally itlone, but penctrat(s
vi-hl the most searching effects to the
-erv rcot of ovil.
IOLL W011AY'S OINTM(iET.
Poss.4essd of this reilody, every mn11
nay be own doctor. It iiay be rubbed
ito the system, so as to reach any ill
ernal coilplaint; by these means, cures
-ores or ulcers inl the throat stomach,
ivor, spine or other parts. It is an Inl
Alliblo rened for bad legs, bad breasts,
tontractod or stir joints, gout, rhouaa
.ism1 and all skin diseases.
IMPOnTANT CAUTION.-Nonie are geniune 1n
"s ih signat nre of J. IIA YDoCK. as4 a gnilt tot
ht Uited Statet sUrrontiad each box tof Pills
d ILtmnIt. BoxC at.21celnt, 62CeILts, 1111d I
;I tvieli.
p/- There Is coistdorable saxvIlin by taklaig
he larger sizes. iOLO WAY & Co.,
New York.
feb 15-1y
FIFTY PAIRS
FINE WINTER
CANSIMERE PANTS
AT COSr FOR CASH,
These orcds are of nice pattern an d
good styles. Call early and got a bargain,
McMA.STER & BRICE.
fcb 22
KEEP COOL!
SUN UMBRELLAS
--AND
STRAW HIATS,
SUGE~NHEIMERI & GRIOESCHlEL's.
P. S.-Ono hundrel Parasols at 25
cents each.
(EEP Cool. Ice, Lemon~s and
.. oda Water at MoRNING STUR
SALOON, Rtear of Town Hall.
THAT W~ILL
ASTONISH YOU ! LOOK :
Sugar-Cured Uncanvassed Hams at 10
cents per lh.
Good Coffee Sugar at 8 cents per lb.
Best Rio Coffee at 17 cents per lb.
Pure' Leaf Lard at 10 cents por 11).
Freshl 8oda Crackars at 10 ce'nts 1)01 lb.
All sorts of Sweet Cakes at correspondci
ingly low Jow prices
.Also, 15 or 201 lis. Newv Mackerol: Fish
in different sized packages suitable for
farml use, Give mne a calb. I will not be
ulndersold. WV. Hf. DONLY.
moh 25
MORRIS HOUSE
A.T THlE MORRIS HOUSE you can
got transenut or regular board at prices to
suit the times, with accomrmodlations not
surpassed in Winnsboro.
A. A. MORRIS,
mnch 25 Proprietor.
Fj'L" p lea-a-t --oke try the
1"Soli d Comfort" Cigar at 2}
cents each), at F. WV. klABENICHIT'8
Washington street, Rear of Towvn
Hall- april 26-.8m
WINNSBORO 110Th.
MRlS. 11. W. BIROWN.
H rISi Hotel, situatqcd in the centre o
Ithe town, offors and guarantees to the
publio inducements un1surpassed1 by any
other house in thle place '"able sup.
plIedl with thle best In the market. Corn
fortabla rooms and polite attention.
Terms- 2.00 per d'ay.. aug O.tf
Q MOKE the "I 0" Five Cent
LCimar. :r Ut lmn me & OQ
This Important organ wscighs bit aboit thrco
po1u0s, atd all lthe blood ill a livinig lpesn (about
three gallons) >:isses tirough it at le:tst once every
half hour, to kive tile bile ant other Impurities
straintt or tlltered froin it. li1e is lthe aturil
p iirtive of thte bowels, .vtl If the 1,iver lcr.onte
torpid it b; not seg:trated rrom th1 lood, bitt car
ried tltrough the veins to all pIrts of the systetai,
atdc in tryttg to escape through the porcs of the
skin, causes it to turs yellow or a dirty brown
color. The stomiach beconies diseased and Dys
popsia, Indigesituon, Consti >atio0n, leaudclte Bih.
oitsness, Ja.itaiee, Chills, larial Fevers, ilies.
Sick and Souar Stwinach, and general debility fol
0 los- M Uttti.r.'s llurATINtU the reat vegetable
fiscovcry for torpidity, cautses the 1 iver to titrow
Off from one to two ounces of bile cach ittie tlto
llood passes throtugh it, as long as there Is anl ex
cess of bile; aid tie cfect or even a few doses
upon yellow corn lexion or a brown dirt looktkg
skill, will astonis i aill wto try it-they bein tl
first sy-inptotms to dis:sppcar. lctr f l -
ous diseases and Liver complaint is made certan
5by taking IIteI'ATiNIt in accortlaice witi directiotus.
Headache Is gencrally cured it twenty mintutes
nmid ito disease that arises front the Liver can ex'
I0irr A SUBSTITUTE FOR PILLS
BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Price 25 Cents and $1.00
The fatality of Consumption or Throat and
Ling Ilseascs wIhich sweep to lite grave at least
one-third of all death's victims, arises from tho
Opium or Morphine treatment, which simply stu..
peics as the work of death goes oi. $ro,ooo wilt
ibed if Opium or Morphine, or any preparatiot
of Opiumn, Morphine <i Prussic Acid, can he found
in the GLo11 FrorItR CotGH SyltUP, which las
cured people who are living to-day with bit one
remainmug img. No greater wroig can be dono
thanI to say that Consumption is incurable. Tho
G~ont L Fowit Coven Syner will cure It witet
Sall other nicans have failed. !k so, Colds, Cough,
Asthima, l3ronchitis, and all dI rises of the throat
and litmIgs. Read the testinoimals of time ot1.
Aexander H. Stephens Gov. Smith and IEx-Gov.
hirown of Ga., lion. eo. Peabotly, as well as
;qthose of other reniarkable ctrcs in our book-fre
to all at the drtig stores-and be convinced that )f
ou wilsh to be cured you can be by takumg the
f .IG 11t 'L-.cwHt COUG1t SYutR.
Of Tako no Troches or Lozenges for sore Throatt,
when yout cain get GLort Ft.OWut SYnr at sair.4
5 price. For sale by all Druggists
Irice 25 Cents and $1.00
Grave mist:,kes are male in tie treatment of all
discmes Itiat arise from poisoin In the blood. Not
p one case of Serofula Sy phili:, White Swcllitag,
Ulcerouts Sores and kIin Disase, in a thiotsan,
is trt.ated without the isc of Mercury in some form.
Mercury rots the bones, anid tihe diseases it pro
duces are worse thiii aty other kind of blood or
skin disense cal bv. 0 Da. Pi:tnut tm's Sin-tets.
OiA'or Qunitx's DE)tLTilT is the only medicine
upo whi:i a hope of rtco cry frein Scrotla, Sy
philis anl Icretirial disetscs it all st:ages, can be
l. reaso:al1hy fomided. andh thit will cure Carcc.
M $ro,oo. wi:l Ie p::i:J by the propm-rietors if Mercutry,
or ay not purely vegetabic and Iarm
4liess canl be founld inl it.
Price by) ait Prtiggists $t.co.
GLor.t Fi.owint Cotm t Svtur and MiTRlinriLs
lI'.riATic I'o1 TItMe tvItit fir sale by all Drug
gists in -5 cent and pm .w bottles.
A. F. MERREIL & co., Propriotors,
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
BEST Philadelphia Lager Beer,
fresh every day at F. WV. HABE
NIClirr's, Rear of Town Hall.
IT Is FALSE ECONO-MY TO nUY A C IF AP O
OAN WhEN A FI.w1 DOLLAlt9 'MORtE wILL
OET THIE INCoatIPA RADLE AND AL
WAYS ItEJ.IAI.
MASONIi & I.IAIILLIN.
1 LTMVIM-'T PRIC'ED.
\/1 '() T. .\ND ODV, 'R1EST.
I 1' lh'le1T PIICEI)
1 J L ST ND C..APIIITr.
NEW StYLES.
NiEW Pl1ICL->.
S:strmpa. El -gulit
b 4 il Whl l
~~ 9' C - it' tisw de -l
lumin.stodl Ciaso,
MASO~ult onrly - - - $95.
Telt 8tol.e. .o t Reds, Mztirr1Top
('age, with Gold Bronlze Ornamnuuationt,
only------------ -------$100.
OVER 100,000 MADE AND SOLD.
Winners of the hsighsest honors at the
Worlt's exhibitions for twolvo
yea~rs psast
PARIS - - - 1867 IVIENNA - 1873
SANT[AGO - 1875 IPHfLEA., PA. 18711
PARIS - - - 18751 SWEDEN -- 1878
Endors~ed by Franz Liszt, Theiodoro
Thiomus, Olo Bnll, Gottsc-halk, Stranisx,
Wtxirea, Morgan and over one thonisn
Lfminent mtusicians of' Europe and Attmeri
ca. 'Te testimorny as to the ianmense su
periority of Itheso instrnments over all
others is emptlhatic, overwhlmning and
incdisputtable.
RIENTED UNT?IL PAID FOR.
These Organs aro now offered purchas
ers by monthly instalmeonts of front $5
to $10, or will be rented until thte rent
pays for thoem. From ono to three years
Lime given for payment.
Spiecial reduction given to Churches,
Schools and Pastors, Agents wvanted
everywhere. Organs siont on trial to any
part of the South. We pay freightt both
ways if not satisfactory..
SOUTHERN WHIOLESALE DEPOT.
For the more convenient supply of
Southern trado a Southern WV tlosalo
Depot has boon establishedl at Savannah,.
Ga., from which Dealers. Churches,
Teaners, and the retail trade can bo
suplplied at N. Y, and Bloston factory
ratos. For Illustrated Catalo nes, prioe
lists and full information addtressi
LUJDDEN k BATES,
Savannah, Ga.
Manu facturors' Wholesalo Agents,
melh 25. 3m
NEW SURRflER OOOK.
IM PROVEMENT OF 1879.
The Safety .a
HOT ~.LAST
OIL
.S DOES NOVl U EAT TH E HOUSE
Perfoet for all kinds of Uooking and Heat
ing Irons.
Alwrays ready arid reliable.
The most satisfi otory Stove made and the
bJheap est.
At Send for oireulIars.
WHITNEY MF'G. C0.,
?-ly 1230Ohestntut St., Phlila
r fluE unde~rsigned~ resecOtf'ully Informa
h1.. Iis fri ends aoli patns tliut he han
retioved Irom the "tCentoIlIal ~r" un
tIer the Wlnntbboro Hotel, Ie(o pes to
reelvo the patronage of hist felopdhI and
the publio in future at the Mom.~n taR1
Saloon, in rear of the Towvn hall..
F. W.11XAIC%ddiT,
april 2o- 2xo1