Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Til' NE AND HERA1). WINNSBIlP, 8. C. Tiit SI)Y MOH)5NJN(, .Juty' a, 1870,. JAVO. S. It t,X YNLDS, ASSOCIAT iiTOR. TinE Nw YouY . erdld speaks a favorable word tor Ewing, lad says i1 the Demcicraits will nominate, at canii date inl New York that will carry that diate Iheiarty Nvill, indecf),bp . T'Vill.n> m-of Hlealth announillcs that (lie yelloWrTever has1- not yec tas sIumed the form of in epidelilic in mphi Cois. Conltlee is being to somio degree restored. Dr. W. E. D3oggs. as usual, is onle of the city coii mitftee. lie preters to relin in 31em1phis whlere lie has donte yeoliit work durinlg the difl1reit plavues that havo devastated t.he cit.. CAPr. F. W. UA)wsoN. of the ews and Couri., hius " one on a visit to England. IHe rian (lie blockade from that coulntry when (uite a youth, to cast his foriliies with lthe Coifederacy, and)( haIlis beenl inl tle Soultih ever sinct, battling vither inl the field or in the santiu fIor his adopted couttry. We -wish him t prosperous voyage, it pleas nut visit and a safe return. Contradictions. The ("reenlback party is said to be the party of the poor mitan against the capitalist. This being the caso, how in the namt1e ot'cotmtnon senlse cal the party publish a new';paper 1111( scatter it broadcast oyer tle country free of charge? It takes ctpilia' and at pint y of it, to runt a newspaper even when its readers pay for it. The Green backers say so little money is allot, ini the coutry that everybody is starviig. I-low, thenl, inl all this cont.raction, canl Greetbackers hold monster conven tions and have delegates in attendaicie from far distant States? It takes money and a plenty of it to travel and attend conventions. Neither the Democratic nor the Republican party, rich and bloated as thtey arc said to be, furnishes newspapers free to its mt1em1 bers. Where do the poor Greenbuck ers get the means of doing what the two other parties cainot do? Either the GK,eembackers must be the rich men of the country, or Ihey must. be supplied with fuds by those who are rich. Il itiher ease they are workintg fir icapital. As is proved by the Congressional Record, Mr. Iu1bbell, the Chairan1t of tle Jepublican Con gressional Corninittee of the United States, is the activo canlvassitig agent of the lreettback org-can, the ,Nationat View. This may explain why lie IXMational View can be distribited gratis thIrough the country. There tire honest men- who have beet fooled by the Greenback party. It is at wolf In Sheep's clothing. Winning the .irs; n~ound. J'hie meorchag1ts hatve won the first. round in the conItest aigainsat the Itail road. Th'le agent has beeni notilled to ship cotton fronm Witmisboro to Column bia for sevety-nine cents a bale, a iid to Charlotte for oneo dollar anud sixty two cenuts. These are precisely the rates for the dist ance on the basis of estinate by weight, and1( they are inuch less than 'Winnsboro has heretofore entjoyed. As thie charge is sitlnply matde by (lhe bale, without specitying whether it is by weight or by mneasuire ment, we are at a loss to untderstantd whether the Road is gracefully yield ing thie posit iont and abandoning thn cubic-foot dlevice, or whether it is merely making ai temploratry conices sion to avoid a collisioni with the State Rilroad Conmniissionter, as it was treatened wt~1th an injuniction if it persisted in its course. We (1o not, propose, to crow over (lie mitt Ier ; thr the issue htas noet beent decided int iany way. Unitil thte courts or thie Legisla ture shltl haliive dIeclared cot ton a weighty airticle, ihe mercehatts will be in the power of the Road, which can make its arbit rary charges iti (lie midst -of thie cottoni seaisoni, whten the courts canntot initerv'ene in time to prev'ent serious l'oss. Thte issue shoul 1be brought to a Ibhi determintatiotn for aill time. IndiCeedi, we Ihave little do)ubt thtat thie Legislature will he asked to intquire into thie mtatter and1( granit relief fromt opplressRion. Untless (lie Rtailroad pays u thj Ile dhntages de mantided int the preset suit by' the merchtantts the case wtill be putshed for ward vigorously*. A charge oft test cents a bale, if based on nentsuriemnent, is as bad as t wo dolhars. Th'le pritnci.. 11i0 is wrong ; and1( i should be resisted, ,liust as our forethlers resisted (lie im ptosition of ai uuinatl stampl tatx. South Carolina is niow in a trni tion state. The qhuestiont is whIet her the p)eople or theo corporations shalh rtule. 'lThe latter ar'e making gradult entcroachtments, in the 1hop) that itt timeo they will obtaitn the msntetry they enjoy Iin other States. 'lThe Chtarlott'e Rload, fortunately, made(1 the mistatke of steppitng a little too htard on thie people's toes; and thus awaking them to a setnse of' their danger. They -should rise in their might and1( thlrottle the corp)orations at one~. Ralrroad1s are uisefbil servantts, but most dlangor. --A newspaper correspondent at Washinpgtgi~ was asked by a tV'icud to helip himt to' A posthin in thie llouse or Senate, Whe Washington matn told 'Ii o ey aWt for $hese, amipng' (,tlioitdadD tfost of the Senate Commtitted bar-licob)ers are from Lte 3ouh,You might have beent one of these bai'-keepers, at a salary of $2,400 6'4O~ if it w asn't for the unapy o~ur Wirt.hand had 1rshfgj I1~ ...t b a goo niWj ftr f ti t4i ta ood n inef I \Vould on6 z'emmend( you1 to g.qty~ An Marnets Pleai f'or tli l'rile of Iudia Tree '-i Ue ane Vahm. Editors icl l 1 Constiudion a/ist: Your "local3 o, yesterday morning attacks i fioieI otrliuy child 11od's s SunnyI1% hlouars, whe le ;Ays 64; perience hltis denion3rattred that. the chi1a is a ftuilure inl.this sec tion." Pray, whose experielce? all[ why il (Ins section more than elsewhere? Plenlty of these t re hieve, older thait he and his tther together. WVhole uni. lies 1av1.0 grown up1) and dispersed 11broad, ankd homne.lends have "'.ssed atway, leaving Anl old for.qtkvn china1 tree lo inark tihe spot. Its dur11ationl is fromi iorty to sevointy-livo yeard, tc Cor1dinig to conditions ; not so ephellier a hellrefor th. hil lovil reporters'' Illay Iay rise t11y and pronounce it "al fiail ire.'' '.l'he "Pride of' .1inlia" is the proper lialie by which this tree was known when first introduced here from) ,I, hoime n Inihdia md 'Persia soineotimles tie. "'ride of' Chini" al ( Ilevee abb-reviaitedo sillip ChI(Ailna, to suit outr ftaste f' short desiglatI1o. It 1118 Sine vauItiable qua1litifies, as fol lows: I is ol,very rpid prowth. alt tiilin1ig Als much valule anld dignity as a sllI tr(e(! ii four or fivo years ats an onk or (-lilt Ii ten or t wve v E.lyears. Ii the earl<byv s oft'-ikhis scetioni" it, was greatly vaIluIed oil this accoliit, anld is so yet, w herever shalde is watited inl i reasonaIblyI sllort time. In its youth amd prinin it. is always cle1i and staiLit-limlbed, never 'l d its fidllte is briglt anild cheerful anld elvi it. .No iuseets, such as mlIosquitoes, Spiders or bugs, ever hide inl its leaves oro 0 its iauk. 't'heretore it is a whole soive, clen tree. Its root, or the bark of the root., has valiinbl ie Imedicinlal qualities. Inl the dlomlestie practiee it has longii been used ats lint eimtie ti11ad t VerIifugie, a1nd it has llso enthiarlie properties. 0In large doses it. 1 it a nareotic. The berries ire nm11eh used inl the country to protect dried fiIuit, froi wo11rm8 anld imiothls. I kIow nothing else but, these berries that will prevent dried peaches 11from becominlg i prAy to wormils, and lit the s,um1 tit hot allent t tie tas:e of, tle fiuit. 01 cours."o (he herries tire to be picked out belore (lie frutit is used. 'Ihe leaves Aid berries pally111V dried and rolle.d u) with earlets Anld of ther woolens in the sumin er tre a I ro cc tion agailst. imlothis, abmost as good as camphor. Although tle leaves are in tensely bitter. ani(d nuilseouls to our taste, yet. Cattle prefer them to anly other food. G ive 14) it cow the ehinla * tree leaves alomg with the richest Clover, or aly o0 her Nogd whiitever, anlid she will elit the ichini leuves first. ts there any ap peal 1roini the C'oWs opinion oil this plint ? I anve lever heard that any tiltinated quantity of Ihein would iii jure tile cow, or atibet the taste of' her tilk or bill r ;lich is equally strailge anld true. The wood of (te chi fina tree inakes goo(1 1iel, and the heart wood of ai s0unld tre I i as beatitifully grained aq aniy of tlie ernamieiial t woods. It is darker than ouk, beautifilh, marked, 1111(a aiiost. its rich ill color a;s iahoga iyi. Its texture isso close, too, I hat It will taike ia polish e(1ual to tile best, anid when so dressed ai(n viriiished, it Is ats handsoie its tilly of'the Co-sthy woods inl cOUoo usP, except. nlailogany. Oi accout of the bit t(r tasic of the wool, a bedisCtal 01 other furniture made f'roim it will never be inf'eted by bligs or vermiii of any deseription. Its d1urability 1as post wood is eq iual to o1k tud seconld only to ecdar Iti3 'tit pinle, beens.ne borers mnever at.Iack it. its raid gr t~h and111 eairly matt u rity witll cause5 it to be grceatly aprecited(, per hatp3, in future times, whelin clean st raighlt. timber11, sitaible for dlliostic 11( luid i rnamentaJl uses., is not so abunIld iit here its it is niow. Theli China true is ours by adopt ion. It. has become aie elminate'fully, anid may b~e almiost ecall i'd ihiieous to ouri s'oil, It is str'ict ly a tree of' "way down in Dixie." NoirthI of' V'iriia'lit does5 not flourish. l.'t lie woodI is'britt10, so also is thiat.ot'the lliivluable nliveil4 pino,~ anid its piower to w it hstanid 0our ordhinatry stormus is cluite equatil to that of many ll other e's teeiied trees. . Ithas not 8 s ' a life is the (1ak iand( tile (einb but its years witl averafge as well as our' own, and1( its vir't 11es iare too manyv to be easily overlooked. 11am1sor SO'i tr yourt uti ippr'ciamtive reQpor'ter. ' Evideintly lbe tins never r'oamied ar1ound whe iin lie waIs a boy with hius pocket 'ull of' china bor' r.ies anid ani ele lPor GUN. Muns. Dontsay's WI.T..--The follow ing is thle tull text. of' tIhe wvill of Mrs. S. A. lDor'sey, time lady w~ho Ileft her priop)er'ly to ,JetYersonm DIavis: ,I, Sarahm Antie )orsey, of' Tansas parish, .Louisiana, beOing atware of' thle 1nIceritainiity of' lii aind being now ini sound health of' imindl andiu body, (10 inaike this my last will 1and testa'cmnt., wh1ic'h I wmrit.e, signl andic seal with tily tiwn hand1111, ill the pre'sCce of' thrt'e 'omnpet on1 'tinesses, Ias I possess prlop) erty,in the States of' Louisina, Missis sippi) and( Ar'kausas. I OWe 1no oblia tion of anmy soirt whatever to any rea tiv o1' tily own ; I ihave ('01n0 mill I cou)ld( for thtemn diuring my life. I, ther'efore, give and beq(ueth aill my property, real, piersonal atnd mnixed , whieirever' loctedC and1( situated1, wholly and( (tire hly wvithiout hiltinderance or qhuaflilient iO, to1 my~ mtost honioredl atnd e'steeme101 dind, Jetlerson D)avis, ex Itresident of the Conf'eder'ate States, lfor hits own'i sole iuse and1 benefit, in fee simple,-.foirever'; anid I h1oreby) consti tutte him f'or solo heir, executor anid adm11Iihnistra'ltor1. If ,J(efferson Dails should( naot survive mie, 1 give all that I have bequeathied to huimi to his y'ountgest (daughiter, Vaina. I ('ho not inItendI t.o shaire in the inigratitudc of miy couintr'y toward'( the man whio is, im .my eyes, the highest anmd nioblest in ex istene. Ini test imnony wher'eof' I sign fliis will, wr'itteni with mly ownt htand, iln (lie pre'sence of W. L. Walthalul, iF. S. Illowes timd John 0. Criaig, subscribing wy it.iiesses, r'esidentt in HIarriison county, Mississip)pi. (Signed), SUAAH ANNE DORSEY. *-Genieral-Joe Lante, of Oiregon, said it a r'ecent addressC5: "TI'wo year's ago I lookedl overi the (old Atrmy .Registeir, andil I founid thero only flye of the sOv chiteenI A metrican generals who 0enter'ed the Mexuian w~ar, surtviving. Of the sevenIiteen who enteredl that stru'ggle, f'ourteen were .younger than myself. One by one thiose bravo mien have ani sw,ei'l to0 theO last roll cull. Since I last looked oveir the r'eglst r, P'illow has beein called away, Cadwa lad1er1 anmd Cushilng followved, andl oin the first of' the p)'resint month Shilds answoired tIhe siummaons." Wu Ir . i Irn MAr-rER?--Why so pale, so laugid?. Ar'e you ick ? E~vl deontly, yoiur liver' is not doing Its duty. You canlnot live In comufort or peaco ntil you ateoi-elieved. Go to the negea lrg toro gnd1 bn abox of 1%. ,ik rovr rI lh few dos ~'~Ji 'storo -nto perfect Aniqith ahcd giea 'R r t.t n oyoir ock. For' OIL V,IMBN0 Uo,NT., INS. AiuIreds of Herel Lst--Jq.ta of OIl Fly-. Istg Twet-tly Fout lHigh. 1I 11 ,*)lfihe Cl11ntoll D)"'111writ.1 John Vard. one ol teic watcnelniell o diy durilig the lilling of the new oil pipe line, gives the tbllowing aiccount ol what hte saw: The l1no croFses llinj"es I'im, or is lead Waters, at it place called AIN IWre's sprinlgs. Here thore 'Is a hollow or, depressiol in the ground. From this place to the iesi dence of' Mr. I Lolding, soia six miles bmeyond, there is a1 gr adual rise; this Sle oil hald to climb after passill'ih.11e hollow at, the spri'ing. I was tO(i to watch wvell this hollow, as tho oil hiad asCeIded the Kettle Creek Mounttain aId wis Coming. I repaired to the hollow anld lay Some hours there, wheni I helai'l i sound like .1 heavy wind, and presently heard the oil gurgling past. I waited somne time. Tiere was ,o leakige, anld all seemed perl'cet. I left my position ani(d pas-sed along to see if It. wits all right a1hea01d. 1 had gone about two miles when I reccived Slespatch to witeh well the hollow, anld not to leave it for some tilli; so 1 hastoned back. Imilgine my astoln ishmllent whenll I saw the plave I had left at short timne before now hiisiiig at, (oie thousalnd poiits. Jes of oil were flyiig tweity fleet high, and hun111dreds of barrels llowinir down I liner's 111111, niever to see mar -et. 1 thought the pipe was destroyed. At first I was afraid to approach it, but soon grew bolder, and set to. work to slop the leak. I mado poor headway. It. was a dark night, ad I dared havo n0 light. I hand takenl ofl mv. coat, the vizzinig oil carried away iv lint. and I ver,v soon became thoroughly drench ed with oil. My pockets and my hair amd eyes were full. I at length grew sick, and supposed I would havo to give up, and that all would be lost, when all at once the whizzing stopped, aid, instead of i out-pressure, I could hear till inl-drawing-i, slictioni of, tr. I now realized the fhet that. the oil had all this time boee climbing the upl) grade to Mr. Itolding's, but vas now on the dlescent for Pine Bottom iun. This caised a suct ion, and re lieved the hollow it the Springs. I agallill wiited Some Cile, when I received at despatch to hiaston to I Haney ville, as the pipe was bursting. I got a horso and went with all speed. Wheln I arrived the people there were greatly excited. The pipe ws throb 1ing ani(d wlhizzing at every pore. The oil Was spouting fromi1 tle pipo for mliles. I mlade no attemlpt to calk. I knew from my cx periene at _Mculure's Springs that the oil had reached and was climbing the high mountain be tore Pine Creek, but the pressure 'was so great that I Frerd every moment (lie pip)e.s would burst. 11ere was a fbrom against which humlanl power was of nto avail, benleo we only stood and looked on, when sulddeily, ats qui:'k 11s thiouh', all comllotionl ceased, except a suckiiig inl of alil', aild I he1.1rd the oil pass rapidly Ilong the pi )O and knew it had crossed over thic mountain -id was speeding oi its way to Williams port, with no more iumitains to climb. 1IKDINO A RI C l t7NK oF GOLD. An Amier'can's Expurlenco In Austraia. One day while I was at work in ile drift on1 of our party who was baling ill Ole shaftsaid : "There's something big happenled up> above, T1omi; I hear a great buzziuigan "'Perhaps it is a light," I suggested1 as I stuck my pick intbo (lie soil and uni earthied a niugget as large as a walnut. "Perhaps it is a find, 'suggested nmy mate. "'There is a flad here," I said as,I crawledl out of' thle drift aind exhibittid the nugg~oet 1 had just taken 0out. TIhlen I hieairdthe clhamor also ; it was like (lie imurmnur of distiant w'ives. We shook (lie rope, andi( recei\ ' n io anlswer to our1 signlal concluded "that somiethming iportant had happened ais 0our mates above had evident.ly left the windlass. A mloment, later' a shadow appeared above and Bill's voice was hleard shout ing: "Come up, boys, and flee the big find." "Where is it ?" I asked 0on r'eaching thie surface ; but I scarcely needed to ask, f'or it mulst be where thie crowd wais collected, 801me fIfty miles distant f'romi our1 claim. The crowd was large and1( every mnomfenlt increesing, but be ing brawny and broad shouldered I plushied miy way 3 through it, and was alnmost overwlihlmed with astonish mlent with thie sig'ht which greeted my v'isioni; it wvasn ta ugget, it was a bowlder. No wonlderl thait the miners wer'e excited. The sp)ectacle was enjoughi to excite thle most ph11mat" inidivadual that ever breathed. It wvas a solid mass of goldaslar'geor lariger' than a leg of mutton, and not unilike one in shape. This was (lie mass which has since a come widely kniown' ns the welcomne mugget. A fae sim i/c ofit may now be seen ini the mini oral departimnt of thie Boston Museum of Natural Hlistor'y, where thie weight is given as 2,166 oz. and thie value as $11.812.70; the further information is inmpar'ted (hant (lhe nugget w~as (lie lairg est piece of' gold ever found. This Is an erior. A larger nugg~et was found at Be.ndlgo lead on Febr'uary 9, 1869; it weighed 1891bs. 1 oz., Troy, or 2, 269 oz. I haid been mentally conigratulatig myself on (hid disco'ver'y of a nugget as large as a.walant; but tIhe sighit of this imiass ot'gold took tall thie conceit out of mte. Nevertheless, I was glad thant the nugget had been.found, for thme clahn from whih It was taken was right In the dir'ec'.on in which wve we'e work ing and( ouri claim wvas (tally growing rhicer in ore. T1hme welcome nugget, as large as It wals, did not enr'ich its finders for there were twelve shareholders fi it aind It brioughit them less thant aL hions anid pounds auplece; it would have beeni ai lucky find for a couple of mates. The man who dug It out fainted dead away bef'ore lie unlearthied It. When his Iplek st ruck it, hie put fort(h his haud to.p)lek utp (lie lumnp; the lIght from lis canidie shonie upon It anid revealed Its natutre. T1o his surpriso, it did not yield to hits touch. Then lie beganI to feel arounid it with his hands, and it grew ini size under his exploring digits. IIe gave It a wrench but It did not budge. Sel z imig hits pick, lie begani to dig around it, anid as8 its prloport(ions grew uhuhlr hits eye, the spectacle overcame him, and lie fainted from joy.' -The Springflold Republier na grIm ly declares that if Malie goes Dieno cratio In September or Ohio goes Demiocratie in October,. it wvilr be extremel diffeclt to perstuadle any.' bodytha Repllian anidate for Prosklentcnb eetd a year from nxNovember; hc spoal h NIrau, ,4'lahine '4AIh help S~herman hii hio. -A cufl'on the wrists is worth two on the ear. ,lace iftr it las been licked once. ' -Listeiflig to the "'voices of naL tuile" wO note thdI green corn Is a little -A Inuml that will invent a shirt. or tissue paper will receive the congratut hitiols of the (.ntfi'e communitv. Olk. RIvO e at bedl oil it vhunk of Ive, 'wty(lowt) III a thollsaisl foot IvelI, Adlill fall lily browi %%-ill aiti~auglai l'or 1 11 4c r tii bot Snholl. 14hie --Judge E'liott 1-61,1sed to drik with Ibi1ord, al then Bhiord Shot. him. This shall be a wvning to us.-.- Otuu -Post. -Thle Chicagro Times kiinws that the back bone which Pi--Odunt, 1invos used 11118 been retLrIId to the Sm1ith soiianl [istittite. -anhan cali just signl his namec, but he is Imlore of' a hero iII Ca,1111nd, to-day hltl Earl Dulferinl wias after he 11111d his ol-haiAl spouchi ill Greek. --The seats inl all the colored Gorgia churches are ailmed dowl, tud when a row takes place the conlgregation ittist rush out doors for weapons. --The wreck of' ie Steamer Stato of Virginia proves tnit it is safer to put. trust in schooners of beer than inl Ships of If'on or wood. -The lion. Z. Chandler is going to visit his son-im-law 1Iale. l1ale, it. p pears, haA at paddock in which Zachary Caln rill loose wheni he gets on a tare. - Atlanta Constitution. -Somo wise old codger oi:co said: "When I thing is oncv begun it is al imlost half done." We've thought so before now when getting outside of a glass of beer.-krick. -An autiioneer was endeavoring to sell a owling-piece, aind filing to get a bid, i bAstanlder who lnd read the papers sail: "Blow in the muzzle anld it will go oIl'." -Kansas Sun: The remark comes from good authority that Jell' Davis is old, beint, and feeble with age. Under thisstate of all'.1irs it might, perhaps, be safe to redluce the acinv. -It. scoms remaikable that a iice easy-ehr lit home is so much less comfortable to i man than tI(h, side of a dr.v-goods box, on a street corner with ia croWd of lotifers arouid. -A cuf, Yankee in Hansas sells whiskey In a1 gul barrel instead of' a glass, that he may avoid the law, amid !make it appear beyond dispute that lie is selling.whiskey by th1e barrel. ---ho New Illaveit Register calls uponl Some ilgenious fellowv to invelnt a propaation flor browiilng a man's 1'ace, and taking the skin of his nose, so that seaside resorts cmn be dispensed with. -Englanid is buving all the Copies of (lie Congr.ess4inl Recor-d she caln se cure in this ourylilm. A cannonl clarg ed wilh Cong-ressioinial Recoreds is Ilie oiily- thing Zulus are afraid of.--Philt. Chruon. -A new novel is called "Shadrach." This is ani appropriat itime flor "Shad rach" tO pu1t, inl lippealralle. lie will be strongly reminded of the fiery fur niace lie once passed thnrougrh.-NOr ristow)n -Zlerald. 0 -"The-bugs Ihat fly around lie lamp at night," says tihe Fond du Lac lIle porter, "mus have list class titles to real estate, decause thev wouldn't, show such prefClere'nec for the light uniless thoir' U nt \vm-4 a-''c (Oorl '' -Thme Now Orleans Picay/une tells of a Jiostonm manm who began life as a .coaichmiiain )d is 1ow woirth $2,500 000. We suppose the young lady's fat her for'gave them and'(1sot tlhemi i'l) in lif'e. -litint Paul iRovntoni contemp1lates marae lHe will' obably intro duesoimet.hing inew ini tho' wayl1 of or' s0 ow~n.the Ohio river with his wife. The br'ide wouihi wear' a wvater' 0(d silk, of cour'se. -Tlhis is ai worklh of cuious -con1traL diet ions, r'umiinates the lioston IIera/l. The gossi ping village dlame who, upon01 the shlihteCst priovoCfntion, would blast your lif'e by the breath'o1' slander, would also stand( to you at yourick bed( like a sisteir of' mercv. -Tebase--ball fever is 'a -i g in Rhode iIand. The only difeikt.y in playiwi (le game there Is that. the con tro and rilght fielders hav~e to stand in M~assachmusetts and thie l6ll ini donnieti cut, while, the caitecr is ini constant daniger of' backiig oil' into the .Atlan tic ocean. -A papeir ini Memphis related cas of a beautiful young lady, thme (laugh (er of' wealthy pare'nts, elopimig with an ed'tor'. That is as it should be. We thought all along that young ladies would1 eventually, recovcer from the coachman mania and aspire to the no bility again. -No matte' how smooth the sea of Ii le may seem to the younig mai'ine who has just launched his frail bark on its uintired watei's, there are shoals, hidden rocks, aund quicksands which w ill gobble him up with -as much alac ily as* a. country editor scoops in a subscr'iption to fiis paiper'. -The United States consuils have evidenItly heard fr'omi Johnm Sherman. TIheyv air running away fr'om Granit as if' the old man hand the plague iln his tri'nii. TLhiis is the mnosthorible phase of' disloyalty siice (lie peace dawned on (lie reOpblic.-Allata l onstitu tion. -A Watertown (Vt.) woman mois tened he-r handkercheif' and rubbed it Oin one of Baitrn's tattooed mien's lens. She said it was blued lby the operation, and the hieiroic Greek left the platform, swearig that hie did not propose to stanid up foi' people to "pin chy, pinchy, plinchiy, all (10 timne" -~A r'athier novel sight was witness ed in the pollee court lit ilchnmond, Va., Tuesday, In the appearance 6f' a colored lawyer as"the counisel for a white man, who wa*s ai'raignied f'or some trifling oflbnse. This was t.he first, thno since *the enf'ranchiisement of' thie negro that one of that. i'ace hasasp pieared as the counsellor of the white r'ace in the courts of Richmond. -New YQrk dealers threaten to put up the price of' Ice. They say th 10cr'op has been bmtdly mildewed. The next thhuig you know some fellow wllh In vent, a bug or Wormn that' wIll attack and cheW up' half of the harvested crop about this time of the year. Ice is about the' only crop raised now thmat Isn't Injured,. by a blg or a Worm of some kiud, Mtid it can'toexpoot to enjoy this immunity much lon ger'.-Vorris town HferakZ. -Just th n:k of'the Polay, Bear. Hle roams av'u 1d all day sceing tho sunny side of nti (cb and af night r'ests his head o,4 a ohoW O,zn snjoly. He neb L oinoscuifo to sod1a Wfe'amIA crian .--.~ lIat'n Rettister. TUTTS INrtRObUCED, 1800. A TORPID LIVER Iv the fruitful source of inany diseases, proml. nent amtong whica are DYSPEPSIA, SICK-11EADACHE, COSTIVENESS DYSENTER Y, BILIOUS FEVER, AGUE AND FEVER, JAUNDICE, PILES, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY COK PLAINT, COLIC, ETC. SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Loss of Appetite and Nausea, the bowels aro costive, but somotimes alternate with loosenw, Fain in the Head, accompanied with al)ull sensAtioni the back part,Fai n fxnieriglit~iideaddaer the shoulder blade,fullnos~after-ating, with a diE. oliifit~on~to~exertioniof body~oini~nd,~Irr. latiility of temper.~~Low~sifrlte, L.,e~a~T memory, witi~atfe~olfrigofhaving neglooId somi6 duty, Generaf WearinessI Dissin~es, Fluttering at tihe Heart, Dot. bdfr the eyes, Yellow Ckiu, Headache generally over the right~eye, Eeatlessness at night with f1tflidreami,highly coloreadTrine. IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED, SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED, TUTT'S PILLS are especially adapted to such cases, a single dose effects such a change of feeling as to astonish tho sufferer. TUTT'S PILLS are conmpotuded from anbstanuces that are free fron any properties that can Inajre the Pnoost delicate organlantion. They searol, Cleanse, Purify, and Invilgorate the entiro klystem. By relieving the en gorged laiver, they cleanse tIs blood frn poljonous latianors, and thus impart helnith and vitality to the body, causing tho bowels to act aattanlly, without whlch no one can feel well. A Noted Divine says: Dr. TUTT:-Dear Sir For ten years I have been a martyr to Dysopela. Constipation atd Pis. Last Spring your P'ille were reemninended to ine; I used thein n (lt, witli little fit%. I aim now a well ian, hi good apptite, digestinu erfect. regular stoole,. zioagne. cad I(have gained ?orty *oundo qolid flesh. ,hyaeWth their weightonagal. va ar It. L. s 1PSON, Louisville, Ky. TUTI'S PILLS. Their first effect Is to Increase the Appetite, and cause the body to Take on Flesh, thus the custem is nourifhed, and by their Tonic Acm 151%on ethe iiestive brgans, Regular 8toolis are produced. DR,-J. F. HAYWOOD, OF NEW YORK, SAYSt "Few diseases exist that cannot be relleied by re. storing the Liver to its norausi functions. and for l su u no renedy ha, ever meninvented that 1 .45,'Urp.ny neffoct as T(31'44P1,L1 SOLD EVERYWHERE, PRICE 25 CENTS. 00ico 35 Dlurray Street, New Tork. 1W- Dr. TUTTIS MANUAL of Valuable Infor mtlon and Useful ieceipts 1 will be maulledfreo on application. TUTT'S HAIR DYE. OItAT HAIR OR WHT Yens chanfed to a Giroscy "o ~ax W a single appleation of t do Dy.- ItM. parts a Natural C,olor, iata analAntaneously, at to as lames af l6"nX water. fioldbyDrtUits. or sent by exproas r .. receipt ot' $I. Offioe, 35 Murray St., New York. FINE Cognac lranly, also IigJnors an Wines of all kinds, to bo had at tha L'AT.METTO lousE. I makc Iny 2.1 cent jigars' a specialty. Call and try them. TOWVN ORD-INANCE. ~~ E it encted and ordained( by th, Inte.ndanat andl WVardtens of ta town of Winnsboro, 8. 0., in Council met Th'lat, for the purpose of raising sup plies for the veatr commencing April 1 1879, and entding April 1, 1880 a tax foi the sums and ina the marner hereinaftei menftionoId shall be raised antd paid int< ithe treasury of the said towvn, for tho US< mad service thereof, that is to say: tw< And one-half mills ad vedorern upon ever' illbr of the vahte of all the real and per so(nail propertny w'ithin the corporate limit LaltheI town of Winnsbxoro; two dollars tt t>e paid by ev'ery male inahabaitant betweoo the ages of sixteen and fifty-fiv'o years, ii lieu of workirig upon the streets of sait townx; and throe per cent. upon the amount of sales at auction. 2. All taxes assessed end payable un ler this shall be patid in the followin kindis of fundls'antl no ot.lzer: Gold an silver coin, United States curroney unfl national bankc notes, 3. All taxes assessedi heroin shall bi due and p)ayablo between the 1st day o October and1 the 30th clay of Novem~bor 1870, inclusive, and all taxes remtainini due and unpaidi on t,he 1st day of Decom hor, 1879, sail be collected by dlistres or otherwise, as now proscribed by law together wvith all legal costs. -1. All persons owning p)roperty in th coi'poratto limits of the said town o Winnsboro niio required, between the 161 diay of'June and the 1st day of August 1879, inclusivo, to make sworn return o saitd property for taxation to the tow: clerk, and tho said town clerk is herob requifed, whton property-holders fail ti retuse to make said sworn return, t< add fifty per~ centumi to the return of tha previous inunicipal year. Done ini Conil, Ihis thirty-first da: of May, A. D). 1879, under the corporati seal of tho said Town Conoil. (SEAl,-) JAS. A. BRICE, Attest: Itnat E. S. OnAntendaa, .Clerkt. B"EST Lager "eer, at PATaMETTO hOUSE ,F'reshL Lemonade always on hand, fo: salo at PALMErrTO 1-OUuiE, TOWVN ORIINANCE~. I B IT ENACTED nna ordained by th. )Town Council of Winnasboro, 6. C. in Concil met, anti by the authority o the same, that it shall not be lawful foi my dog, not accompanied by its owner, Dr some ono In charge, to 1be Upon th ttreetsof the town without being muz. aled so as to ef'ectually, prevent it fron1 biting any person or animal, b)etween th< lOrst day of July and the first day of OQ teor of each year; and any dog violatin this prevision shall be takcen up and Im. pounded by the police for twenty-fout '2. And be it further enacted andi or dainod, that the owner, If known, shall be informed of said impounding; and an~ LIog may be reclainued by Its owner upon the payment of one dollar. 3. If any dog be not reclaimed within the twenty-four hours it shall be killod b3 tho pollee. Done in Concil this 31st day of July A. D. 1878, under the corporate seal oI bthe said Town Counoil. (Seal). JAS. A. D3RIOE, Attest: Itnat W. N. Ca IIJ! Itaat Olork. july10 IF you want a good OlaretlaPunch, cal atthe PAafano Housu, under .th< WinnisboroIHotel, lb as'at afe tllthlinttr. It i ta clear auca whitott Wter, &idaiuetai lives a brillauti -fh; With .>v4~ ltil< idor, Try iW .t7h e$ ofgt'10 that .yer's Cathartic Pills, 'or nll the purposes of a Family Phyeto, ind for curing Costivoness. Jaundico, indigestion, FouL Stomaon, 3roath, Jieadacho, Erystpolas, Rheumatism, .Eruptions and Skin Diseases, 13il. iouune-is, Dropsy, Tunors, Worms, Nouraigin, as a Dinnor Pill, for Purifying the Blood, Ate the most ef feetive and congue mlial purgative ever discovered. They are mild, but e fectual in their operation, moving the bowels surely and without pain. Although gentle In their operation, they are still the most thorough and searching cathar o medicine that can be enploycd:'eleans ig the stonach and bowels. and even the ood. In small doses of one pill a day, icy stimulate the digestive organs and omote vigorous health. Ayrn's PIL.s have been known for ore titan a quarter of a century, and have )tainied a world-wido reputation for their rtues. They correct diseased action in e several assimilative organs of the )dy, and are so composed that obstruc mns within their range can rarely with and or evade them. Not only do they ire the every-day complaints of every >dy, but also formidable and dangerous seases that have bafiled the best of nuan skill. While they produce power I c&chets, they are, at the same time, the fest and best physic for children. By Cir aperient action they gFripe much less an the common purgatives, and never ve pain when the bowels are not inflamed. hey reach the vital fountains ofle blood, Id strengthen the system by frieieg it Dm the elements of weakness. Adapted to all ages and conditions in I climates, containing neither calomel yr any deleterious drug, these Pills may taken with safety by anybody. Their igar-coating preserves thema ever fresh, Id makes theni pleasant to take; while hing purely vegetable, no harm can arise Dm their use n any quantity. PR.PARID nY r, J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass,, Practical and Analytical Chonmists. MD BY ALL DMUG9ISTS EVERYWIIERE. OR the celebri.ted Matthews . 18Q8 Old Cabinet Ryo, call at F V. HAB3ENIcnT's, Rear of Market [all. 0W IS THE OPPORTUNITY! AVAIL YOURSELF OF ITI Preserve Your books, periodicals, nyspapers and music. Stato, --ounty and railroad officers, and isiness men generally, supplied with ank boo''s made to any 1-attern. All families have old books. periorfi Is, newspapers. inmi, &c., w. ieh they ..ira to transmit to their posterity. Then HAVE THEM REBOUND r hloh will preserve them and will matto Lem look almost as well as nowv. Old books, &c., should not only be bound, but thte current literature otf the resent day should bo put in a durable rmi for preservation as wvell. This can ho don11 in the shortest p)os ble time, with the b,est miaorial. in the ost han<ilsoume and dIurabhle style, and1( at '>rico which cannot lbe dunlicntal an here. by3 B. 1L. STLO1-'.. nttioenr. Bookbinder aid1 Blan k Book onuitacturer, No. 1553 Matin treet, I OUr'MIBL, S. C. ..iS~end in your o-ders at once, meh(1 8 'RY tile best two and a half confh eigar, at F. V. HADENJOHT'S, lRear M~arket H-all. FOR JIIEALTH. AND PLEASUIE -GO TO XTTERISON'S eclLrBniATED) SPRINGS, These springs are situated four miles uith of Shelby and 'ilx miles north of hitaker's, on the Air-Line Rt. iR. The ineral wators are sulphur and chaly ate. .Tha properties of the-aulphmur alp >ni, sulphur and magnesia. P'rop)ert.ies mbined are benoficial to all distinos, Ld never fail to euro the most, obstinato ses, as nmany will testify. The chaly ale waters cannot be surpassed, having rought many almost miracureus cn-es. These celebrated Springs are now openf id the prics are in reachl of all-having ten greatly reduced this season. Bathing houses, eroquot grounds, ten n alloy, and other amuseoments and tractions free for visitors, Hlacks run ng from this place will moot visitors att 14elby or at Witlaker's, on the Akshino .Rt. upon short notice to the Proprietor. RATES O( BOARD. 3r day - - --- - $1.25 ir wook--------- ----7.0 ir month - -. - - - 20.00) ir month for 2 or more months., 18.00 Obhldren and servants half prieq, Fdr further particulan. address m ny 17-t x3mo shelby, N. 0 MITH'S WORM OIL AinSi A.,DeOmbi r 8,1878. L fw ighte siInca m sof one dose of 7.Worm oil, am; the no,g d -10as *6 Worms. A the same one~4t 0. itomnylttl gil tour hudc~ n she VOnTI fort sale.~ tei m0 ~a( r. J4 .i9f, h~ifs, Ga4 ~h orMoe 4 n y the YELLOW FEVER--BLAOK VOMIT 0It is too soonl to forgot tio ryewen of t-Ills terl 1le tItil'aOe, wiih will no dolitm return in it imirea malgiant, aut viruleit form 11it the fall Illoltlm of IS i. 31 it0 ty18 1EP CIATINC. It remlely dh-co ered In f4 litimtrn NIII)1I I-,'l l ' 3 e11tch wonlet-fPt roslt,it Notith Ahericai Ihere the Illost agtravateel lIusCs or fever art' foutnd, Caluses fron one to two olInces of blie' to )c JilteredI or strainted fivm tlhe bloo(l veIth tlim it. passe's throligh tile liver, its lolig 1s all exc's of bile exIsts. 11y Its wondferful aetion 4111 the Liver i 8tonaelIt I ho ;AFAiTIN.s 1101. o11ly jIre vents to a certainty any kind of 10ever tlt Illack VoIlit, It, also ettes Ilellttel, Costi N Ittirt of the 1owels, Dyspepsia ald([ all 'talari diseasea. No onoe needl fear Yellow FeV%er who will expel the 'Malarlni Poison and oxcess of bill fromi the blood by usig Mitv,1,s .i ilATINK Which i.s sold by all Druggisl s In V5 cent int $t.00 bottl,en, or will be sent by express by t,1o, Proprietors, A. F. .IE11MELL & CO., Phila., Pa. Dr. Pemberton's Stilling-it or Queen's Deligh t. t W-I1The reports or wlonrriul Oures of Itlienla tisil, Scrofula, Salt Rtheliml, Sypillis, Canceer, 1 Ulers and1l Sores., that como front al' parts of bi the oountry, aro not. only remarkablo but sto intraculotls as to be doubted was It, not for the abundanco of proof. p Remarkablo Gure of Soofula, &o. CASE OF' COL. J. C. BRANSON. m KINosTox, UA., September 15. 1871. 01 ORNTS:-For sixteen years I havo been na great sufferer from oroftula in its most dist.reslg tl formns. I have been confined to lny 100111 antd 1) bed for fifteen years with serofattous ulcera- - tions4. The most approved remefile. for Sit til cases had been tsed, ant tile most L-ainent St ghystiin consultel, without, ally leided C1 bOnClt. ThM1 prostrated, distressed, despoltl ing, I was advised by )r*. Ayer, of Floyd Coun- b ty, (a., to commence the use of your Compoun(d Extract St.illungla. Laingiage Is 08 nstfilcleit to desclbe the relief I obt4ainell frot tile uISe of the Stillingia as it is to convCy an atlelluate fu idea of the intensity of mly suffering beforo st using your mediclino ; suflicient. to'say I aban doned all othur remnedles and con tlilted tile use di oQyour Extract of Stillingia, until I enn ay' t truIly "I aml3 cured of al1 pain,"of alldeitse - with nothing to obstruct, the Rtive plursillt of g iny profession. ANore than eight linmonths have clapsed inuco thisl remarkablo elure, wit,hout at any return of the disease. For the truth of tile above statemien't., I rofer fr to any entetntlln in Bartow Coity, LA., and to the mnembo:s of tho bar of Cherokee lritelilt who are acquainted with me. I shall over aI remain, Witll the deleest gratItude, n Your obediti(, servanit II, J. C. BIRANSON, Att?y. at Law. A MIRACLE. a' Wssr POINT, (IA., SPt. 16 1STO b QHNT:-.y I' dallghter was taken on tile 25th ft (y of June, 18413, with What, was stlIppos(I to ho Amute Iticunatisn, antid was trenatei for the same with no success. In Mareh, following, pteces of bone tegatn to work out of the right. arm, and contlied to appear Ili till tile bone f roll. I ie' eliow 1o the shtoutliqt jolIt. 'aime out.. Mally pieces of bon cato out, of right loot and lem. 'h clt ase was then prollonced one of ilt(, Sw-lling. After Iaving been contined about six yeastr to her bed. and tle cast con sidtered hop)eeS-. I IWaS ninced to try Dr. P'vin-N bertons's Compound Extract of StIilIngla. nvi wiis so well sat,islieud with its efrects thit. I lave E cont tinued I 11e us( of it- %llt il the preseant. My daulglteras waconilflinell to her beti about Ax .1ears before shte sat up or even t(urned over ' without hlcip. Sil now sits upll all dav. liad sews 111st. of Iler tille-has walke(l across the r0oml1. 11er glevat lI a II Is llow goot, 1and 1 beliv she will, as her limbs gatil st.rerigth walk iwell. I ittrIlbl to hilr, recovery, wit i tile blessing of Uod, to tile uSe of yottr invalattble Inedicvte. With gratittdo, I amn, yours truily, W. 13. BLANNTON. WEST POTNT , Ga., tkpt. 16, 1910. Osx,s :--The above certilleat.e of Mr. V. B. Blannion WC know and certifry to r.s betig trtie. The thing Is so; butdreds of t.ho iioit respeet edl citizels will Certify to it.. As InuI reference can be given as may be requhred. Youl's I rily, CH A W FO H Di & WA LKEt, Druggists. l1ON. 11. 1). WIII.LIA318. nm I"" DR. PEM IIE I TON'S STI LI,NGI1A .4 pre pared by A. F. 311tUh Ell. & CO., Phila., 11'a. bi Sold by al IDrierssts in $1 .011 ott Ils, or sent by express. Ag.ots waIlLed to canvass every Where. Send for llook-"CuMrlos Story"-free to all. .Medleiics sent to poor, people payable in instal- Oil nents. 1nayDidi T TRE FRIEND OF ALL! HIOLLO WAY'S PILLS!! "I hlad no appietite; Holloway's Pills i Ye 1me a hlearty one." "Yodir Pills aire marvelous." r "I send1( for another box, and koop them P in tihe house." f "Dr. Hlolloway has cured my hecadachie S. that was chronic. s 1 gave 03ne of y our rills to mfy babe n for cholera morbuls. T1ito dlear little a thing got well in a day."w "'y nausea1103 of ai mlornIing is flow cure'd.".\ "Your box of Holloway's Ojntme.n' cnred me of noises in the bead. I ruibbcd som1e of your Oinltment bohind _ theO ears. anid thle noise has loft." "Senid mec two boxes'; I wvant one for aI poor famiily"J "I en3elose a dollar; youri pr'ico is 25o eents, but theemledi'cine to 1me is worth a . dollar" "Send me five boxes of your Pills,"' "Let me) havo three boxes of your SPills ,by return mail, for chills anid fever." I have over 200 such testimonials na -> (hese, bult want of space compels me to p - conclude. Fon CUTANEOUS DISORDERS, R And all eruptions of the skin, thia Oint- Wu ment is most invaluable. It does not nm hea 1101xternally alone, but penetrates b< wiih the moat searching effects to tile r< very rcot of evil. c .l IO LLOW AY'S OINT1ME NT. a .Possessed of this remod1y, ever'y manb Smay b)0 own doctor. It may be rubbed w: into the system, so as to reach any in ternal complaint; by those means, cures a1 sores 01r ulcer1S in tile throat stomach, b< liver, spine or othler paris. It is an in fallible remedy for bad legs, bad breasts, pi contracted or stiff joints, gout, rhouma- at tism. and all skin diseases. n IMPontTANT CAUTION.--NonO are genuine uIn- SI less the signature' of J. IHAYDOOK, as agent. for B ,the United States surrounds 00ac1hex of Pills and Cintment. Boxes at 215 cont,f, 82 cents, and IRW" T1here Is considerable saving by taking the larger' sizes. HOLLOWAY & Co. feb 5--y .New Yolck. A PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY GAINED- ~ You can save money by calling at the' Grocerf $toro of W H.DONLY. Just~oponed a nics lot of Sugar Cured Canvassed Hams at prices to suit the the times. Also a select stoek Coffees and Sugars.' Arbuckle's Unground Roast ed C0ffee a specialty. All the favorite brands of Aug usta Flour, B3olted Meal and Pearl Grits. Canned Goods of all de scriptions, Ohewing and Smoking Tobae. co, C.igars from the highest to the cheap est brands, l3ooIs and shes at low figures. Ladios' fine cloth 'Gaiters, all Rizes, lower thlan the lowest. 01hoice Wines and LIquoers. Porter, Bl' and Ale. Fr,esh Sparklin g Oider', Cider Vinegar, and Lonn (Give moe a call. I wild not be ulndersold. .W. H. DONLY. may 81. (TARD '& Co.'s French Brany JaniaRum, Holland Gin, Gin ger Brandy Bllackl5ery Brand y Peach ti Swet o, uro Juice t'ort Wine, P~ Catawba Wino, Cherry .Brandy,' DomestLio Gins. The 'very beb i brands, of- Cigars, 0 howing and; J3lackwoll's celebrated Smoking Tdbkeco, and a very sr,3ioo Tine Palo.Table Shork' , ~t'e ,HAJg-. N ioHT s, 1tea~ t~r~1,