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THE NEWS AND HERALD. WINNS13OIO, S. C. SATURDAY, Septomber , I 1870 71. ATr.Ns DarIs. l:urroH. 1r"'. S. RE.YNOLDS. ASSOCIATR IUITOR. AcCORDING to the latest and most re liable accounts both parties are bound to carry Ohio. CONKING, like leecher, is a mtcli greater man since he had an irate hus. band lifter him. GOv;nNoIt Vi:vtttll,E of illinois, wants to rais: five hundred thonsam(l m31e0n to come dowi. ad whip the rebel lious South. We had better begin dodgting (it once. Tn: impeachment trial of Conptrol ler-General Goldsmith before the Geor gin Senate has begun. Chief Justiec Warner p,resides1 The trial may last atmonth. TimE LADIEs IEMOIAL AssocIArioN havo had putblished a very Landsome pamnphlet contiiing the proceedings at the unveiling of the Confelderate MVontment. It is ornamented with i a handsome photograph of the monu ment. Copies will be 1hrnishe(d for 0 cents on application to Miss 1. 1). Martin, of Columbia, or Mrs. W. It. Robertson of this place. California. Latest returns from California midi Cate the election of Perkins, Republi can, for governor by a large plurality, and a' majority of Republican 'Con gressmen. Kearney's woun(lel preaclh cr, Kalloch, is thought to have beil elected mayor of San Francisco. Independence in Politics. Every now and thent we see it charged that the country newspapers, always, 'tWith a few honorahle exceptions,'' are blind followers of the N 'ews and Courier, and that the vast niijority of Democrats throughout the 'State are toadies and time-servers to Illmpton, Simpson and other prominent. latders. This sort of talk reminds one of the obstinate juryman who bemeaned the other eleven for their pig-headeludess. What if the "subservient" newspa pers and the vast army of "boot-licks" should retort that1 the charges come fromi a small inilority of sore-leads, who, being disappointe(d in ambition themselves, envy their successful com petitors anid vilify the people whose votes put the poputlar leaders in oilce? Yet one charge contaius every bit as much truth ai the other. That the New's amd Courier is in accord on matters of generaI interest, with so many other papers should be a matter of mutual grattlleation, as ai fording very strong proof of the wis dom of the policy advocated. Ii. Shou' d also canse the few 'hidependent'' journals to inquire whether their coml paratively isolated position arises th m an excess or ai want of wisdomu and uatriot ismn. No &ub.serviency to the leadeirn exist s as a general thing amonig thle people. They feely criticise thie (Iflicials when ever' they deemi it. necessary. T1hme peo ple of the State are niot idolters. Blut v'ery niany had rathier bear the ills they may have than fly to others they kniov not of. That is why they do not show theirz independenefby. abusing all t heir New York. The conmmanding pr'omlinencee that. New York with her thirty-five electo ral votes will occupy in lie pre'sidenI tial clectioii next year is a snticient reason for an iquiry into lnw poir.M cal situation ini the present crisis. On the 3d instant the liepublican convention iment at Sara'itoga. Rtoscoe Conkunig; who has emierged1 from (lie retirement into which Sp raguie's shot gunm temnporarily drove himn, accepted the temporary presidenicy, aind Vice President Wheeler was made(1 pe.rmna hent president. On the flrst, ballot A. LI. Cornell received 23-4 votes, seven more than a maJority, and( was dlechared the Republican nomblee fo)r governor. This means a trinmph for Conkhing, for the Grant mn, (lie stalwarts and the machine liepublicans, over (lie Adiministrationi and conservat ive ele ment. Cornell's onily clim tothe offilce eon sist-s in his~ having first openly dis obeyed Hayes' civil service order by presiding over thme lRepublican execu tive comlmitte.e while surveyor of New York pert. Th'le attempt by Hayes to romnove him, which succeeded only a fter two sessions, and which opened a widle - rech between Conkling and the Ad ministration, must be remiemblered by all. Since thenm C'onklink hi1e demand edl that thie AdlministrationL shahl re ceIve a airityinmg I'ebuke at t.he hands of New York liepublicans by thme noni inatona of Cornell. A8 will hbe seen It reoquired Con klhing's peonial preCsence in the conention to secure thisa. 'The New York Times, the Eivening Post, and Harper'. Weekly, Republicani, and the Herald, Independenmt,. besidoes oither *papors, have all arng'dcclared CornelT to beo the weakost aspir~ant on the Re * publican side. lie is only known as C3ofik1hug'd henehmnan, and lhas himself mo 6idents of'polgtfarily. is defeat 0V1%J o$tpai uhles4 (ho report. that oi ' ~ing has baraied with Tam nany3Iall be true. Taoitdr~taldo Wlyhf astonnding allt!'d af hav been m,ado, 'ti * oessary.todook into Demnocra~t po1 )ties fn'~New York. 'Governor Robin son ih Tldel's d1Ih'eyb; Mayor. 0-'6Oper; 'oNw York city, ia a de. ~ y6d rIldn also of the ,Gramercy s tates.miu) anid a bitter enenily of Tami many' l. It is needless to say thia4 Thimguy' tdlgards Tildeni as the devil * coeA y Wvater. Ini order to potr~ol th oty .der,Tildent Cooper and' 0ov. nor lobinsson together have removed e svorail Tammany ofileials holding the the tittest and most ithitential place. -such as police commi9sioiiers andl(] the couity clerk. Taimnaniy is in open arias. At a recent meeting the soieoty pas sed resolutionts declaril)w inldyli(g opposition to Itobinson, and utinnoune ing a fixed deterinination not to sup port him if ho be noiniiated. Tam imay il the party controls sixty tlon., and votes. T'1alnmnaiiy as a bolter muay cot.rol all the way friom ten to thirty thousand. As the Democratic coinven tioun ineets oii the 6th, it canuot. be told yet, vhether Tilde will drop Robitn soit to whom lie i. soleimnly pledged, it is said, for 'reuoiiiation, or whether a conipromise will be eflhte(d. In this (ileilimi comnes the report that 'T'am m11anty tndcl CoinklinJg have already clasped hands to d'efeat. the Diemocratic nomtlinlee, who will miost, probably bn Robinson. It is hardly credible that, Tammany will staiti a long record of party 1ilalty by bolting, while on the other hand, if (here are a 1lumtbel' of good candidates, Tilden should be very cire'iul to give (hIe provocatlun1) by liigilng to lobinson. At any rate it will be diillcult to pick up a weaker caididate 1.han Con il I is. It' the Domi ot'"at., show any harmony whatever New York will be 1)eluoeratic this fall, iiid ia Democrat, evcti if it be Tilden, will succeed Hayes in March, 1881 . We are pleased to see that John Kelly, the Taniiiaiy boss, indignantly deuies the coalition story, although flim inl his slanl agaiit Robinson. A IiAL.OOY LINE. PropboMing Now to init a Itallrotd In tho Air--The 1)etaIls. From the New Orleans Picayune. Several publicationshave lately been inade in regard to a project'd l'ine of balloons to run betweein Spaiiish Fort and New Like End. It has beent foun(1 imaj)rcticable to eo'iSt.ruct, with oitl great. expense, i railway between these two points, owing to the swalpy nature of the ground. The details of' the :ontemllplatedl bal l')on have not been correctly or fully stated, and are given below. 'IThe 1lali is not original, so fir as the principles involved tire conce'rned, but. the applli cition is ingenious. It is well known that while balloons have. been con struct'd which are capable of ustaii ing very large weightS, no siccessful mtethodl of (ireeting tle course of the air ship has been devised. The lau rei'rred to above -iilizes the tu'll lift ing eapacity of' (lie balloon, and rovi'kes the mtoans of controlling its movettents. Spiles or po.sts are set along (lte lake shore, miaking a complete cireuit, resembling a lele graph line. Along these p).:ts on the top are placed guide rails of a peculiar form. Fitting these rails, and slicing 11'eel' oin tI'i aire attaehmenl'llts to which ire made flst the gmuide ropes holding and guiding tho balloon, and so ar"ranged as to brace it against the win,d frop11 iany direction. Fitted inl the posts are pulleys, over which is passed a iwire rope, niking a complete circuit like a belt, and g"lldliig on tle )ulleys; aitrd this rope is moved at. any rate of speed by al enmgile stitioned at a p)i'oper ploinit in the circu2lit. Th'le halloon0 is made in an e'liptical ('irm, (ihe lenig(h I i Ic'hle highk't, ind po011nted at (lie ends(, thuis giving the l east siurt'mie ihr1 resIstanilce to th(le ait miospherei'. F'romi this, suspende'd hi' lhe nettinug whlich enve'tlopes th baf..)11 loon,. is ani i ron fran ic, on wvhich (lie car is hiung by d1oubl)e pivots, simillar t> I sipI's bIinun[cle. The wieight b 'ing ini the car', It rennins in Its prop.. er' p)oio, be'nig brauced by the guide Iiates albovo it if inoved( by' lie imlui. Tl.he4 cari is ftlted ith a i gr'aping al t teiniient wvhih passes through tackle in, the fraiiie and1 to (lie cari. Th'le movlinlg wire tuope is sei'zed by' (the grappIilng 1ho(k and( (lie ('ar and'4 tloat miov'e forward, drawn by the emdless rolpe and1( guided by thie rududen' wilhi slidle along t he ril s, fromi which it is implossible fhr themm to becomne d1e tacdl(. If' it is nieces-saryv to st01), the gr'apple can be let go inistantly 1( (mlite car stolped. Anyv numbeir (ot' canCli he used ('ol lowing each other' at short ThIe guide r'Opos enn1 1)e .lengthle ned at will a11id the car itllowed to float at ait anly des8iredI height, bedin)g ututler per1 f'eet con'tirol. The 1posts havinig onily the we(fght of' (lie guide r'ails anid 114 gr'adig binig r'efuiiredl, it. ill 1b1e seen that. t hie coist otf conistructjin is com pu rat.iviely snudl. This p)11lan appears to 1)e feasible. It 'rmainis to bIe seen how it ill work the at telnlt is successful, the aerial route will he extensiv'elv piatronized,. It is undi(erstoodl (that a 'company1i is beig f'ormed to undfertake the enter FA iJ.5E iri'stSos Ainotir Oxrounr. -The silly niovels wihich arie written about a c'areer'i ini Oxfor'd, almost in vaiaubly r'epriesenut thle stud(enit as5 a nloisy, 1h1le, dirunkeni youth, whose chief wit lies ini pr'acticaul jokes, who browvbeats his tutors, (lodg'es (lie nui v'ersity authorities, cheats thie tr'ades men, and has all his v'itlgar'ities con doned( by the obseqjuiouisness of' (lie college "dons1," wvho are ready to miake anyi allowance fo' a younug mnan of' spirit, wvho huas a libi..ai allow auince, and1( is the soni of' a countr'y gentle mnan re(siding in Bhmtk Manorhouse. Thius ablstIrd e.xageratloun bad soe basis of' trunth inl it thir'ty yeaisl ago, hit has long ceased to be even priob)a ble, At that time there were collene oflk-eia- who, havinig takeni their d'e grees at t.hie university, hamd also taken at wiorse degre'de ini the school wh'lich taught Unak4 .Ucep his'hut:lity. The first l)lrotest aguJlnst to )ia-n ti?ulation of'ranik.ande wdalthi 'was maide1 forty) y'ears ago by Miertoit College, ivylhi r'efused to ami-t,i What were called "tufis," that Is, nioblemenol. privhieged by reason of weoaring a uoaiari kiind of Ca,p and .gown, aii.gentcnen collm)Onrs.'The ruile has beent imita tvd suibse.qi'mntly by all the' 'olleges, and f'oi"the last twenty vent's or so, t.he- ohly. peirons whoQ lia6 beeti ad( nUtted . in this costumote o theo 'Prhico'. Leopold.- -Thiut seime excuses woni bo-inade fa the-son of a D)uko wic1h wQIuld snL,be .allleved in: theo case of a comnmouWr',-son, nw b~ safe lyamitipipated; but~ the; uiversity anid college authiorities artr' 'tbt mutch worAo thain Ehglilf sbeIsty!'s genermat ly, '(vhich shows diaarValotuer t'onidolne.ss to the sina and( esca pados of the"noble andi the venalhiy,' TVwh'iieh Qit*ite. teruj 'l?tiew.~0 v'~:. CO)N.FIDlfXCIC MIK.. An Old Story Over Again-Cattvhing hilbk era with (to 8ano altit--A Fow Innttnce (Fiom the Philadelphta 'i'Ime.;J Trherc are various wa:1y+s.in whieb the enIfflenice game is worked. AN. instance: James Porter, i lerchtiit tiom1 Oshkosh, coles into town to buy goods. Hle exhilusts tho iewspaper's and 11he photog;raphi lbumtlls at thle hotel and goes out doors o take ia liile walk Ito break thle rllonotony. A well-dlressed, smiiling itiidua(I11l steps up to himl, and wvilh at mlosi.:agreeable bow, uhdlresses him by n:m11e, mnucht to 1'orter's atstoniishlienit. The strsan:ger reiarks: "I see I ha\-e the best of you. You don't kiiowy m1e any more. I'm Dixon's sol (or nephew, ats the swindler prelers). I've been away fr"om liome some years." lie thent elturs into s01e pa rtIculurs concern ing his own prosperity ad soon gets into the confibence of his new tiriend. The walk is prolonged. After awhile another n11an stepS up), taps D)ixon's son on the shouilder and presents a bill. W%'ill Mr. I)ixon be kind enoulg to honor it? Mrl'. I)ixon discovers that he lS no imoney, but whips out i cek oil some banllk for an aiouit. in ('xceSs of t he claimi. The ''dunl" does not happen to have any% changre and de mandsd his moneyw beenusu the train or the boat, on which the ima1ginary goods have been shipped has steamn up and1 is ready to dopairt and the ternis of the house are C. 0. 1). Dixon becoies eltbarrassed 1ud either appeals to Po' fer direct or so works upon his syiipa thy by his elil)arassment th the lat ter. coipasSio11ately dlemnalldS to know what, the amount. of the claim is, 1111d, being told, forks it over, ttking I)ix oin's big check as secti'ity. The third plar"ty, hatving got his p'av, Vanli<hes. Dixon and Porter continutes their walk and soon Dixon finds Some specious excuse loir deserltinig Porter, who dis covers ill qtlick timl(, that, the check given him is worthles.s Instanci(es have lb0een kllownl where ia "Moral Agricuiit urist," who had you (.1h, good looks and141 ia ruady tongue 'at his co1nn11id, had victimlized t porter out of $500 by (his ruse. ()ccasionally he is i rural scapegoat. who really knows his victim, but in nin1e cases ou1t of ton the assumlaptiol of ~ ae(uailitialce is filse, and he Is a total stran1iger. ie has traveled, however, perh1aps on Sorlno oher dupe's loney, aid, binn gifte(l with keen powers of obserVt tion, hials stored away in his 111in(1 for future coutingencies iL 1111's of iltnor msttion concerinin;g (lie stlitls of busi ness n Iin. Another va-iet V of this dodge is thus vil"rried out: "'orter is addressed as Thompson, of Pit ria. I te turns to (ie speaker,. aid, very likely, volunteers the inlfOiauluioll that. he is not TIo.1n:p;on, of' ('eei- t, but Porter. of Oshkosh. The oaie v ho has spokei to him begs a hottoand pardonls and stops )rily awa. ''e 'chnies areo very, strong that Porter, hnlbre heu hats gono a block, will be alddressed as Po'ter by 1111o1her well-(hresse(d, sini ling yontIi, will be asked how Oshkosh is co11i1ig on, and ulnlet'r Ilhe genial int fi tencet o,' soft soap will be in tie flood tid1e of colversat ion1 with a rogei who dons not know him fromt a side of solo leather. y anl by 1he will be sub jee(ed to ths.; bill dodge or exposed to a1 fresh peril I'nat the handsoine gentle 111:11i al. Is si(de. T'l1:1it. )e'"rs oag'e will ireinartik, fli'f 1er01 some i conver'sat loln, about lie wvay, I r'emembiler thait -I've got a me1 tat 1've th'awn' a1 prize ini a lot tervi. Now', I don1't believe inl such1 thing's, but as8 .'ve "'ot the ticket and1( the1 notice Writh me', sui~ppose we go aronuid anid lst.t stic how miuch I hatve dra'1wn." niew a1cqfuitancee to 1a dIin1gy roomi, and11 thle money1~--g0nerally blogus, by Llhe way-is paflid overI. A suIggesti oll is made(11 tha aii. tfur1thler illvtS1esinent be inade.. Thle tw'o are thenl cot(iuctted into a bacek r'oomu, and the tirst thing the count rymuan knows his avarlije gets the best of his8 prudence, ai lhe findis hig11 his $01 or 811)0 at ''buniko.'' Jie alssistanlce of' biia new friend, wiho is 0one of' those side-:shoots t'omt (lhe coni fldtice tree-"al buko gharper1C1." The11 lower' oirderi of 'oi idenitce sharip er'S are to) be0 fouill round( somec of' the radilroad1 depiots whiere ther ictiimize niew'y-arriived rustic's by thle f'reighit bill 'dtodge, Jiavinig seizetd upon01 a counitr'ymian, shiarperi No. 1 takes huimu up the street to show 1him1 a purichiase hie hais mad(e(. A conlfederaute appear21ls and11 demlfiI his mioneyW for)1 hauling the gCoodst to 11 the'reighlt (dpot. No. 1 priotest s that lhe hasn't. it, and1( prloduces a handtill of' wihat looks to) the inecxige. T[he '"fi-ight, man"1' will not taLke that, handsli ov'eris ash and 11( receives thle coin1-whlich is bogus, by thle Wav-iad kniown to1 thIe~ iitiated hs-)10 pie 'ks. 'Thle shlarper' dIisappearsll on the promiselR to 1)e back in a few mlomenCits t iredem thle ('oin, andit thle cottr'onan1 is left, to dliscov'er thant lie is swi'ndled1. When heo comlins 1 at. thle det3t 120 is talken to the( ctratiil staitioni, loo(ks over the atlbumn of rogues thiere, finds1 the like ness8 of' the0 man1 wiho has dupled limu, anid, after severalt weeks, las the1 pleas the grmsi1 o)f the1 centtraZl auien31ce, (10 cialmuig thie joke be(tter'11 )lpparenhtly than the pr'isoner' hhnself--iilht t'a t ing th0 truism t Ihat "the pleasurie isas8 grueat inl being cheated ats to cet! " in A pril, l876, at womailti namedW Mr's, Elizatbetht Dash, and1( Ill-fav'ored crea tiur, conducted su1ccessfu1lly a1 sh1ort, but v'ery remutmerative carcl'or ats a con ilence op)eraitor' amuong peopI0lI p town. Shte represen'Ited to some11 of heri victims that shte was a German bar1ion ess anId had1( drawn the capital pizie ini (lhe H avana lttery, To some1 she p)ut thet amoun1iit at $a,000, and1( to one0 duidgeoni sheo expanldd it inito *853,000 I She said( it. was necessar'y to entgage a iayy'er' to1 sCure' bor1 piize, ad shie )lleed hier dupes a hienty share in heri gf(ood for'tuhle It they wiould1 a'dvance hier thie ne cesinary funds. One lady shte pr'omIised $ 11,0100 to 2s a bionuls fot' a I lan of' $300. . Tihe cuniniig adtvenitu res p eaedto haiiio seletethe ra i2ce o m l op-keepers for heri victimis, exp)ectations1 of' usurious r'eturnsa foi' 'their loanse. There wvere fivo comn jiInts agaIinst hey out4 of a host \ho were to ashamixod. of being ov'er reniehed- to- atippear agaibst her. As It .was, It 'aippeared( thtat. Mr'se Dasit had rlzdlary $1,000 froml hier sli#owd secicine.. SIlo p)assaJ 80oni time id Therla? fea't's ago"-ail' thditant'1ed *0nIui, tof fIbidding codni~tVnii3g ~i0t1anat1oqutito n. niln e mnnnuoiq Iy th story thai her trle hadi die 1d inl f 'r Itlctny, lea1v-ilg" her a lairge' Iortuie. Sho cotfinled her blandishmentts to lie utale sex and borrowed the ionel" on the p)r0tonce that, it was tO enable hel to stubstantiate her ehliiii. Shr .priomu e'd to make caeah of her dun1. gull r ;.iu n .)or o hildren aund allow l)i1u to htve e hanlliiig of all ithe re'eiui of lho e:state. This was It! tt.d hook 'Qmt, app1ealed to the cupiil:t:" of the gtidgeens and took ihemt i tYerr titne. A year ago anotther variatini o' the conlfidee ,gone waIS su41ccessf'ully pe"r 1tinle.: uiponi an Italia, who had iall I t ion to the pea nut ald hanit-organ l)tsitess, and conitided lie would i (urn to suiii Italia an<d by him a title I of nobility nid i cisfto and settle down as ' grautdec. it tiirtately he fCell in with (1to of his coiitryienl who wereC rascals. Tlhey took him to an lian salooi and got, just enoulgl wine io him to make hin tilkative and conthdent.iul. Whlenl ther start).d away they kindly took chalie of his valse inl which he had his t;avings, tll ilk shiilinlg eagles. fly a dext.erouts hoctis-potus bat's of lead pi pe Wipl1l)e(1 in pIper. were Substituted for his coin. aund when the (1wo sha rIers left the poor fellow his savintgs ot' vears weld with them1. and he had not hing. but, his bits of lead pipe to show for his frut gality. There a'e minor 1)lots for the titwary, such ais the ''ti'u,k box'' an'. '"three-card 11o11tc," that probably comes withini the category of conili dence operations, but the men who pr'actice themt are w1retchedl bunglers, ttnd (re constantly tllling ito the hltds of the police. It is reserved For. the rascals at the top of the ladder to make the "big stakes," and atleet 1itst horses and ltaster creatures of tho (em1i-muonde on tie road and at the rae(Is and seiside resorts. The fiuro table is also ani insaltial)1e clailanlt. fI' Ihtir ill-gotten Iiere, as was shown by the carcer of one of t114 princce of co coiene, lIalpI l. lRollins, now inl the E,astern penitentiary. PASTon7 IA1'I)fEN'S TRfAL, The Speck of Steel SalI to have boon lound in Mary Stnnnard'sK Neck fitt Jeutl. 1ilts a Nick in Mr. Ii1tyle's Knifi'-TltChe (l'n'us Evtidenct, that. May worry the I)efence. MIor,: t.hau a year ago a young gi'l, Mary Stamliard, in Coimeeticut, who had gone out berryiiig was foui' doead, her, throat cut fi'omii e:ir to ear. A young preacher, who lad that mornl ing ridden up to Staniart's house and asked Mary for a (iniuk of water, was aecctsod of lthe crioe, and lodged in Jail. . Circumnstanttial evidence points straugely to his gilt. 1le had been 1'riondlv w1ithl her for1 somYe timew, aind gossips chlalrge(1 him with c1'illilall in tilmlacy. Several postponenents of the trial have taken place, once because the proscetor, l'hitt, had beell elected United States Senator, once because the 11cw pr"ol'ecutor w1ellt o.n it rip to Etrope, andth (lie last time because the chief juslice cainnot preside at (he t i'ial which had been fixed for tie 9th in stant. A correspondent of (te New York Sun pre.liets that it st range pie; e of testiimony will be introduced by (lie State. lie says: There is somie rather conttlsive evi delico thal. the mnedical mleu who have aumost consumnled, .boiled, anuid cut t) pieces with their,'k inves anid chemiiicals thet btody o,f Mary ytann,iard, hanyo dis cotredt'' wgi1h the ioscope, a lit tle Apiock that',map'i bte ver dai)t Prof. Whlito has had1( Mr.. Jlarden's kiite bladt untder his micrioscop'e, and1( haS examiedC( eveyCP speck thierion. "'What did( you ibid on it'"' .Jucdge Iblniisoii asked him11 at. the.peiur "xli liotd i.' "WVtluit khli(1of' blood?" ~1 ''Iinian blood."' Andi the Itev Mr. lieavden look~ed as interesi ed anid Ii inoeilet t''rii't as g'iveni as thie ~Vtent; does~ to th pro-1)'0 fe)ssor in clilege at. the eliiix lof ani ex pei'ui(t iinitural pIhilOoophy, JHe afterwardtP( t.t)ld, andii his wifc told(, how thie blood got. there,. "'Just as,". Mir. JTone's said, "'bloodl gets on the penl dten hadit cut his finger. Now, 1'rof. Wh'ito was1 obl ige'd to iadit. that scienice had( ntot yet got so far as8 to be ablie to~ d.istiniguisl hMary Stannliard's thle blood specks on1 the kni1ft' wtenit foir na1uighat withi the luslice, aund lie dis charg'ed Mr'. .IlIavden. lBut scienice dlid itot let go of the case. Th'!e mricro0 scope, chemicals, mea!fsuremenit,ts, 1keen eyes, houriis of' patient wotk on a speck that a breat~th wou0ld( blo0w awa,' hiave, it is no)w said, miado a dliscovery, Th'le muiiscles, the flesh of Mary St4unard's nie'k lnar the stab that. kil'led her1, hiave boIV-n resolvedt to thetir origina I gauses andi e'lemenits, to discov'er any'~ tolrin mtatter' sch as5 a speck of s'teel. Wheni thant which had1( beeni Mary'~ Stannarud's nec3(k bjecamie vapor unde' the choemist's manliipulat.ioni, then1 the' -u mioscope that wotiki catch any) for'eignt subs5tance andac hold it. To the niaked eye thier'e appearedit oin tho' pap~er niothliiig mtoi'e thtan a speck like dutst thi: t a whiitY'of wind ight haive blown t her'e. hut utponi it the irit'scopist plaiced a glass that could mtake one hair s.omn the si'io of1 a rope, antd thent the speak i'esolved itself into a rusty lit tle piece of1 steel have Colme it'Oml te blade4 of the knifeb that. killed Marly S(taad. Now thlo glass is vanif along tik blaide off lihe Rev. Mi'. Hayden's knife, 0)? which Prtof. Wt hito found blood,. T1hier' atre one or two littlo nicks easily seen in it, too0 largo to . mtlllch this little piece,. A t last a defect is discoviee'd; t naeemns as though theu little speck on the white > aperi' if aptpiild to tIs defec(t wtouldl Aust fit. it, and by te nost delicate man111iplat ioni the fit.t.ing is suiessfnttlv' the fleshy parlits around thie w~ounid thIaut just fIts ai nick in the blade of' thie R~ev. Mrti. Hayden's kniif'e. Suchl is the story that, sOIofnwhaOLtidefiitely, buit wvith sutfcient detail to make It wor'thly of t,he at terUtion) of. the Rev, Mr,. Hayden's coumsel, is r'oported regardiing ihlw re suilt of t1ole iattf nmen's wvork in d1isa enpied In reandingt and( wrlinhg t'his ce$-i in the Now' Maveni' jail. lie' -hias gr'owni fleshwy audi thie long lon fin()mett has~ taikea.oIl'somuft the liealthiy br'o#n~ cilolr tha lhe hadwhieni lho wais flr'iest" ed. It Is unider'stood (tat if' tlie defens~e mkes any eflbrt tu lprove good rpu1 tafion Mr'.: Nfden*~s f'Virmor uightbor's .ii Cape Cod. artY t'o be'"calle'd in rebut tal totestifty thrit his rb i)tt'atlin there Wattidtr'f the .best.: The tr'ial will .I>'obably.bo begun Inl October. NY" ns oP '1 ru1 J1. . -W-\Villiamn . Vanderbilt etuploF 27,7t nien. -The Princess of Wa'ilies is to visit her papl)l and lt atta, tlh Ising anll Qtin of 1)elnmark, in thu fill. +-1 '1toitticei pi - election . at Wit. n 1.giton, el., I on. Wediesdafy. result eU'in at - sweeping ; DIimocr"aitiehtry <"'4.till nodinced ttimt Mrs plr:tgu( tas rfehed a re..t inf-l ithe aiIL tt'rieind ,it one fl' (he '1t' New I'igliiild Stai es. --Two l ibrel, (an?d ( j tiick, havI dited at I,ind ?e, N. d., fre n catiny luad:,st11.s I:he nos;hroutos. '[Two olh (Ir" 11-1d ,ling :ald tII hrparenlts are Sick. --in Ala-e1 1ounlty, Kr ., near" Il T1ennes.si-e *-ti( li:. On'1'hourstav has(, .Andlerton Catrver, in at tit, of jealoulsy shot. and killed his w"ife and (iten ble% out his own b rttints. - ,Jos. WV. I Iunnt, president olf'Toledo, DelphIos atnd liturling;lont I(ailroatl, ''as It1 over )' it swtitclling (egin ttn(l cars, at l)elphos, Ohio, on 'T'hurs. day, and instantly killed. -A dispatch 1rom1 Yoko)htasn that (eneral (rant. sail ed tir Sini ''rancico oi the ('i/y of 'otio o1 WVednteday, and tllmt ho wvill arrive about the 21st instant. -''he Empress Ettgnie, is still in the sanle state of depr1(eSsion. She re c"eives nobody, antd dilies atlone in het own aipar11iient. She onlV Iates lier rooim to go to that. of her Son1. -St. 1.oi0S papers fell a story to tlh( efiibet that llrnuml-Phineas T'., thec G.real--left t.hat citv inl a terril1 fright the other <ty, the showntu tihinking lie had caught the yellow fever. The Atlanht Daly Con.itution fund for (Genefral 1lit0''s clil(drcn renehied on the first diy :,early ita thous and tollar s. The list is headed by $25n, telegralhed by 1nttlun , Stwaul A Co-> of New York. 'The inoney I will be invested in seenrities by tihri'e trustees. Tl'he chibilrein are left i.'Lerly des(itu(e. Subscriptions will ie re ('Pivet ('roll) anty (11uart ., -The dead hotly of James II. (i:dG hug was (ouit hist 'T'ues(latv nea" liy Old homiestead, at MItfree. Suro, N. (., )vitha it portion of the hiead blown aw:LV 1.v a gait-hot. 'Ite deceased was tlie brother of the inventr ofr the (halliiig rtun. On Wedueslty Win. Varr, it neig;lhbor of thle dead ltlman, wats arrest ed for1 thle murt1der'. -'I' other day i flack of sieep niuunberig upward of It hundilred head, beholnging to Nlwa i'l and lanes M[c(onntel, near ('hit ham, lilinois, broke ott of Iheir 1)astinre and ran oi the railroad tIrack just as It train VaI 1)issin . tl)wrtl oI' one hun<drel of them were killed anel inaiied ere the (I ail could be Stoppe.l -A Avaelinsip rtceniv land1(+l tt Now Y ork t)ver (;unI sfteria','s0 n rcN's,, thi! mtl), of whomt w1er"e 111us.4in fleeing 'oim lie ilm t'rdslhiis of (ha. co untry. The lIttssians alone re'pre sen(ed at c':Il,itaI (of over . 1110,(l;i. Alning' tleiii were sixt i t:iliies, (av iii. Ltwio hundred anld IhiiNi('n chib(ir"ein They are t reinrkabie line looking lparty. -''hitV colored bov.. ireentIl de mnal<ledl '11ission to the, inciiolln'(ili.) li;gh Shool, andlcl ol )ein' r.efu1sed. ibreatened i Ial:e letgal tme z'ires to s'rent"e (1h same righlts ;-- wi(o ..hi! dren. Tit(e school bh:i: ( . n.i s their rig,ht of athna.io n to) (le t .,iulm.mt sc"hool, but elaims that tle S(tate 'itl'ntle C, i uluI. L tIi ni ' ..he toi-n school. -Lewis (ry TChas. JTonie. ot Bradlitwd(, 1Pi., were h iDed last. 'Tues pounds.l of' nit rog'lyceine wvith whichh t hey wvere about to I orp, edo ani oil w~ellI at Kell's (Cap, eight ile'' f'romuu ria'' sniehi ragiiieniis that not1 a s.ingle one lof mianiy pieces otf flesh 'oaud ~.eat 1ered ideniiiheti as beloniging IIo (ithar oft t Iim. A\ teami of' hor'ses andiu a hu'nw. y' WeiX alt'5oi blwl totaP .a. byIOt u teteht.. .Tril 0 ut' ICL(Lt irua FR a thiEhR. iHood' two icked chirne 1 ireps oe improvined Teivfhs cntinnse. tol (liyn('i,J Setebe 3.-Tw~oxsety hix~ taoe inhi al were ir'l repo oda', eqully ividinec 'ned betwee ii n colrediI.r)ur at.4.oAl dea )t hav toccured:i Mrs.11 yan Oor 1htIt sv nar os day aiss ine twienty-fve ncurred to duty.1-ten J.iOC S, Skilagi-on1ag isaery slaw do ngh lussie wIn hardli-cove The thermtwoom erd raJed between'. Wasinx<rrprox, Set. 4.-A iidi,spatc iiiie nartinalbo of helth Ge- vs. no new easetci s fyfever ha( v.J occrred ini i MIu'-nis, Sepltemb--he 4.'-T ev ne vcas(es-)''ot ilwhil it n aigt rol sevenli deth sOW ine A st t ngt--rtve wt hem anl o lo tred J.lSt.Hue Wdit Buntyn.11 Statovin i anil thew coled c 11( persos er. Sprna sixTh nule s nor'the o t e. Gen. J.ui S. thrgresing foI rablpey. The weathe isy clie and'war~m.dp'd iesmr M a-.hras, ept(e. A.-The Ca'-Get eidehe Ija llowr Asociationnv to draw weep a iith enoyenIrt f all oar facles andmi i01 pm'fectyhealt. This~ ogofthe bodoh110lyg ar pe r forin gi?or iabo to' geOt outy of iOWlrder than ay ioiher organ andtlt producesal mouiret inde's fLijc 10lversPill octasio at wll keitit,'i allsight, oriE 1et. irigrtea wfoinha die n,j Oglitt,inoty um hte good t moa buigapel o orsca an - lovo msic-l .o m wl. 6 wish to good. mcetin oratI coulpa. onos any l)tous a musical; 'dnu as- o give them~ 6thi dor, il (htilruinete in thy orlum bug,.bu1 t iite ot tmarve(l.Lou musian strumnt, i f evr the go 6 pily hymna tFnoa qill es,ol alzo, t .peratI'io sol ticutin,o nlars lae s3T1ogs& Iihpfe t abont'ef.a. cMi seply H.r's foll, tihn ay the ntueti thet orlil. TUT?'S E PILLSI M INTfODUCED, 1800 en9A nltll' A TORPID UVER l is the fruitful eotrco of man dineaeo, promi. Itt Il are 11itlai Zwtnt tuuoog whic a re . .lnh DYSPEPSIA, SICK-;EADACHE, COSTIVENES$ . bYSENTERIY, WIIOUS FEVER, AGUE AND FEVEK. from JAUNDICE, PILES, RIEUMATISM, KIDNEY COM. whic rl 6)') PL.AINT, COLIC, ETC. P,p SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Loss of Appotite and Nausea, the boWels y aro costivo, but sometine alternate with t Ism, loosoness, l'ain in the iotiii,~adoinpanied I'1't tvith a Dullisonaation i nthiinbo'ipart, Pati I 'aIr In the right sido and under the shoulder- ihuu blado, fullnesa after eating, with a disin- no olination to exertion ofbody ormind, Irri tability of temper, Low spirits, Loss of memory, with a fooling of tiaring nogleoted some duty, Gnoral weariness; Diaiiesd; F Fluttoring at the Hoart. Dote bofor!5_ theoidsul eyes, Yellow Skin, HIeadache gonorally heit f over the right eyo, Restloosnous at night tlnr; with fitfut dreamie, highly colored Uriho. IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED, en< SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED. I" TUTI'S PILLS 1 aro cpoclally adapted to suah' t' cases, a sir.lo dose eff'oct slor ouch a change of feling as to ('f 1( astonish the sufferer. ('u TUT T'S PILLS ~ are coinpott ded front eubatunnce hant nre Il1' free tfrut tan. 1r,porti iethut caninjure to a time natst Cellctrte orgtinlzntton. They [o1 i1uarc?b, (lennae, Purit'y, mint Isailgorate wto t lso entIre Mystetn. By relieviig the eli. 1e1a goratel liver, they cleane the blood tfront pilunoushntaor, anid thsuin:part le:alti a. Al titaallay to the body, canning III leowels, to act naturarlly, without whir i no one can fecl well. A Noted Divino says: a' D.-. T('UTT:--D):ar Fir; I'or ten y"esre I hanvo been A:l n itam tyr to 1.vspetpain, Cun( t ilntih.n ratd P'ilt',. Last .1 bpnr your '.ilis were reowmendod to mu; I naed hltt'1 tni :u I t1 tr.it t Ili." I ii 1 am unw as well in , tin-III h tase, t tp;n* t' dii . titin ter:t"ct, rregular ston,ln. [roll p:.O a v+. n+ t ea sair ned trty lwundesolidlles. Mmll 77litv. 1t. . .',0 Lau!iecille, Ky. 11''1l TUTS PLLS. bltrt reherIr fr.st eI'et iq to Ineresame that A ppetite, was and rtt.e Inc hody to 'hie ol lE-clt, inus tho emii trinli ,tu.nsri.-itt, anc ty their Tonic Ac- A1, iiut I ti i l)iatire Oranns, Regular Gle to:s are produc.:l. wilt I rtlaul OF ::w Y ,-:, : CAYS:- hi1i '"rr .li' . '' ' i - sx .: ' 1 ~mretivctvd by re. blS "tn.ir (' u I iv- r i atxn mnI f unt,n,.nu for , .:n .. r ".,+r l . *, .r I,(' " a ted thai It,a:. p,,.y' , t! ".: to 1' 1 I" 1 . i l .i " SOLD EVt1YWlERE, PRICE 25 CENTS. rl0 ro: i army ht: tt, New York. lr 'iI ..' M A N U A L of f'aynt1iib lufor I i I i: iii (rcip ila" wviii hwuaicdfee 'tn - -Yt. . A w Y who York 4.1444 !IOKING and ('lowing Tobacco, and (:igtr of the fii--st braadls. enn be na ladu at J. 3). IeCABLIEY'8. - - d T O:11) a s 'i l'. dr z) to s..t a (t:tay 4 tJ II3tll ' 1tirc liiy. No 1'b:k. w\'. iton ill iti tw ll tIs :; uin. Nlan'v uin ke morne Ih,:.n ihe:1" a nri n;.l:tle(I at>ove. Ni, Om-, ;In it'l fi .i . 111 111-3 fits. Ait 10 e t1 1 (it tlle work. Volit 4:In mike frot 50 1. t o 420 lihour ly t'i 44:!n; 4 yt1ir 4V4'1lin.y anal synret( Iliale t thei liii'.. NoIthlmf likE It. for msoney makig lo I uhe,:s-i iy u hr ut ew .-ii'! you4 1:1 full 1 a liiuhtra iiiul priv,ite berinS -~ i:w: samle d.5 wOrthl $5 alho frie; you4 can1 thens liikC un '41 loll I iin- io' 3ttii!i::. Adubires (1OlI; SINSoN <it U., Porthiiad:(1 MO0 Aug 12-iiluly ( AILL for the "Model"--threo for .a.25(is. ht IF. W. HAIInICwr's east i Ger: veg dral Fig'ured Musin,Cfliguredandcs of Cambrioc uln.Bece n Unbleached Shocotings. and Drills. bin ecic A LSO, aest still A lot of Shoes from the Virginia "ysh Stalto Prison, every pair of which we guiaraintee' fror ALSO, tryl ofi Gents' Straw rand Fur Hats of flie C latest styles. aecc ALSO, Pn.b evic Caasimerocs, Tweeds, Jeans and sapi C'ottonrad<,s. met orit we: J, F. McMASTERI & CO. pub1 - poSt N. Bh-A lot of Blue Flannel and Dr Yacht Cloth Suits for sale cheap, juno i s A PFN1NY SAVE $( port IS A PENNY GAINED. E cla You can sate mnoney by calling at the oe Grocery Store of WV 6.DONLY. mulC Just op'ened a nion lot of Sugar Cured nt Canuvassed Ilanai at prioes to suit free~ the fhxo timnes. A lao a select stook Cofees and Sutgars. Anl/noklo's Unigrouand R~oast- At oid Cofroo a spoiailty. All theo fav'orito. brandti of Auxgutai Flour, Bolted Meal red P'oarl Grits. Cannoed Gioodi of alt dfo. scrliptions, Choawing au:I amolki?g 'Pobae co, -iglars from tho hi'ghest to theo cheap esat brands, ilools anal Shaoes at low Iiguaros.- Ladhi(es' fitro cloth Gatitors, al sizesoi, lower thant the lowoest. Ohtoto Cot \Vins's and Liquors. Portor, B'eer iandl Ale Fresh Sparkling Older, Cider Vinegar, ami Lemnons (Give me a' oall. I wviil not be uindersol. W, J'. DONLY. may 31. - ()AR & Co.'st renoch Brandt1, atte: /Jam icRum, Holland Gin, Gin..- Icit ger Brandy Blokbery Brtandy Peach __ and Apple Brandy, -N. E. Rum1 ISweet Cider, Pulro Jntice Iort Wido~ Caitawba Wiide, Cherry I1randy. r .Domestie Gins. The : Verf best brands of Cigars, Ohowing anud Jt B3lackwolWs. celebrated Smoin,..I Tobeco an * vr superior -Fine ] Palio Tabl Shag at1 x. wy iIi- I.) IOlT's. flost of I oWY -Tail.t~c LOW FE 'h--BLACk VOMIT A too soon to forgett the ranvges of thtis ie l,c etse, whleh will 'to dolib.,retlru in e I1:I1i ant t(rid iruIent, for in te fall .ls of IS9. It iL'S1I8 ii :A''1Nt, t remledy discov. fit -out i'rui Nubhit stud is'd t'ith ,such Ilt-ful restilts in Souhlii America where t1ho aggravated l':Ises of t'ver are oulild, '4 11011 O( to two otlnee.y of bile to )o ed or si orS ti i from th b111(1 0(1'ttr In(m it 's Ithrotgh Ihe liver, 11s h,Ig as K i ,\ess I exist-. IBy its wot.le'utt action 'ol (lo - nl itoI:t clt lw 111:r'li t lot 111y iYe 1 0 it certainty ainy kind of Fevrer atnd ( Vomlit. butt. lSo ettrer Ili'tlelhe. CO118(1-. a of the Howels. Dyspepsha and ill ri,(I diseat's. one nOt'11 ear Yellow Fever wiho will I the Varlnl,ti 'oi;ton apund :x(es:; of bfi. the blont by using :1I(it-i:t 'us s il5)w'''it - It Is soll by all 1)r'g sl.s In 25 tent it ai( bollies, or will be sent by express by Iho 'letors, A. F. A.,l eiti,l, & CO., 1'lIl(t., J'a. Pemlbcrtoii's siillfiigIhl.' (1CCI'S Delight. "Thc reports o: wondrful eltros of liheluma 8'roftuil, Halt ihenai, .y1,1lills, Cancewr, 's anti Sorts. t halt. comlie from Al; parts of ;eIuUtry, are not. olily rt-ulukable but S) 'Ilou as t3o be doubted was it not for the d+tne of proof, larkable OCto of Scrofula, &o. CASZ OF COl.. .1. U. U1RANsON. 1.1xS:0N, GIA., Soptembner 15, 1071. TS41,:-For sixteenl yvars I have beeil a great rer ft-om SCOf-ila iti its lost (3(tsttSSing s. I lt e been cotiltncd to m.Y roo1 tind or lif leenl ycal:s Wi S sellu 0 ilotis utcera" '1 h uI to ilt pprov ( rotnOidles fo' sttell had beenl ult(1, aa( the i1ot 0 'rr("itfelit laius constuItedl, 'i t'out any detide.l lit,. 'itlos prostriited, (listresr"e(l, deispc'nd I was adv,e( by Ir. Ayer, of F'.oyd 'otiln 11., to coInllence the istseof your CemuponId act. Stillinigia. .a.u g a is 8s Insulllelent 'srlbe the relief I o'lited fpolm tih'ts' of Iilli1t1in as It Is to coni' 'y 11) ade(iutI of the it.t'nsity of my suffer"ilig t"foro . your medlelne: suflelent io say. I 1ban.t Ac aill other remeiles anid contlnu'd t he usoe1 it' Extract, of Stillingia, Unti i1 e lin say "I n111 curel of all pain," or 111 idl.ses nothing to o bstruct the active pursuit, of ,rnfession. More t ihall eight no Iths havo ied slnce this remarkibto curt', it'ithoit return of t hIe disease. I t' truth of tihe at'e statemetiltt, I refer ly genlt 0lal in Bhartow Coltty, (la., and u membe s of t he bar of Cherokee Circuit, are ac(luninted withl tme. I shall Over tn, 11wit h tihe deepest grC1I lule, Your ube(t'l'lit, ser atnt, J. C. BIANSON, AWt'y. at Law. A MIRACLE W1ST 'OITm, dGA., Sept. 10, 1ST6. NTM'Ny (taughter was token on the 25th [l' .11tie, tna, \With what-i ts shtppnscd to bo e lthcut;mtiSm1, andl was I-retld for, Ii with r: tlees. In March, followint; ':; of honet' 1:4,galJ t i'ork out of the rigt aint elllicd 1o appear 1ill all f1he bono I he elbow In Ihe sheilder Joint Caie out,. Y pItes of bone cIm' Out hf right fool. al(t 'I te n.e ws: then pronolnced Ol3n ti e Swellitg. After hPavin been contined six yearb to lher bi'd. atll t.he caeu5 on.. -ed hupeless, I was iniittl to Iry I)r. l'em ns's CInPltl Fxt taet. of ttillingin, atit so well s:titltl with Its effects that I have In uied I he use of It. 1111111 the pre'sellt. tI:githter wascoilned to hr bed abott, 'Ar1is bQforts Mihe silt uip Or ('V('en I ll'led over ohtl, 11h. ;iit n)* sits up all day, and Pit m.S of her Ilite-has wiikei ncross tho 1. li'r general eit1 1 is now good, and . I i'e shte will, n. ha' .limbs ,raini strengi I t'ell. I att.rI t1 e hetr recovery, wit ht ho ing of God, to the use of your invaluat/i ,vino. 1Ith gratitude, I amn, yours I i'ily W.B.LA NTON. t VEST POINT, Ga., Sept. il, 1870. NTS :-h" above certtith-';te of 11'. W. It. ton we know ai( 'crttfy to as being true. l1hit1g is so ; hundreds of fie most, respect, izens will certify to it,. As ntch referetL d be given as mny he reqluired. Yourls I I'uly, PIIA W I Olil)fi WAIE1R, Druggists. 10N. IH D.11 ILLIA3IS. * 11. Pil IIERt'1ON'S I'Li,LTNOIA is pre i b: A ". 11 FititELl, & CO., 'hiha., Pa. 4I by ali I)rug rsst In Si Io bottles, or sent ', es . Agents wanted to canvass cvcr.. ul for Book-'-"tirio's Story"-fre"e to nil. vines ::ent to poor people payable in instill Ayer' s arsaparilla For Scrofula, and all scrofulous diseases, Erysi' . pelas, Rose. or St. Antha.u nly's Fire, Eruptions and LEruptive diseases of tho - kin, Ulcerations of the Liver,. Stomach, Kidneys, Lungs, 1Pimples, Pustulesl SB oile, Blotches, Tumors, TIetter, Sail, Rheun, Scald IIead, Rinlgwormn, Ulcers1 ~s, 1theunmatismn, Ncuralgia, Pain in Bones, Side and Ilead, Femialo tkness, Ster'il ity, Leuicorrihoa, arising~ 1 initernal ulce'rationl, anid Uterine ase, Syphilitic and Mercurial disa s, D)ropsh~' Dyspepsia, Emaciation, oral Debility, and for Purifying thd >d. his Sar'saparilla is a comb)ination of stable alteratives--Stillingia, Man :e, Yellow Dock-with the Iodided 'otassiumn and Iron, and is the most aiciotus medicine yet known fo' diseases it is intended to enire. Its ingredients are so skilfiully com--n d, that the full alterative effect- of is assuired, anid Wyhile it is so mild y be harbidesa ev'en to children, it is so effectual as to purge out from the em those impturities and corruptions iih develop into loathlsomne disease. lie rep)utation it enjoys is derived 1 its cures, and tihe confidence which ninent physicians all over the coun-r 'epose in it, ptovo their experience ts usefulness. nrtificates attesting its virtues have miulated, and are constantly being ived, and as many of these cases are licly known, they furnish convincing once of the superiority of this Sar-' rilla over every other alterative ~ icmne. So generally is its superi" e' to auf~ othe1' medicmne known, that. ced do no more than to assatre the lie that the best qulalitics it has evet eased are strictly maintained. PnEPAREODBY i. C. 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