The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, September 27, 1879, Image 2
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i E NEWS AND HERALit).
WINNSBORtO, S. 0.
SA . RDAY, Septem ber 27, 1 1 1870, 1
if 1 - ."''ANR DAV11S, EnlTol.
J:1). S. R E roLNU). AsSOCATR r(ITon.
CITYWAYo will be brought to ing
1at; tfo- swa,it the pleasure olf the
Queen. .Banish hin to' St. IHelena
after theo fashion of the man whose
cphow lie killed.
OxNI winvn it is vehemeiitly C')m1t('in(1
e(d rhtt cotton can be shippeld (lay- in
box cars. The next wck st:veral
-ttormti tsars pas. bwiy loaded to their
~eight capacity witl cu,luo. 1he
;l:t ehrg on t hirty-liour bale., is
'1ne Ieasurement elrge would
$1I0.- llow. is this for high?
TIma COUrr.NAY Dem1oc"rats ini
marletton, hatving prop osed1 the Iair.
it terms to the"Sak mnl fOr the prti
.ttry lection, the chtiet' point 1 eitnt
tat only )einocrats slult Ii b( alow e1
vote, and the Sale men tiving r..
i'cte( the oUtlr, I1n(1 prot e :Id ti11:1
every' one shall vote whlo mlttks
aflidavit that he is a I)ciitocral, wlhetht
'r the is (r not (for it amounts to Ihis)
is Ii.ltlV )r"obl,al' tIi:l. tlie W m-i"d
pei' de'ti s -will repi:. p he hltc d Ii lint
(over ex\ -t? liv.. ("Otnait!t" mnd t'II'-" a
t'eU'" 1"' i" I i
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I :ct it tt i ' t.t ' l tt r -0-l .U 1; ia\' pr 'i (('CC I.. tfi()i teiIi(
theott 1n , iu \hp
* iii.~ T i llillo )z a. (:ti S (11 (thisisi8. t t lit
hi..tCcS' In oclho rtiin 'u llg r ~
* ~ ~1 ; . el o :1111eut o C )(1u C8 i" lt rvioi si it(
i ito coto la (i e 11at haCt ill
bcf.'" . th i1:Ot"is h'r e t oireset iu shi
])iieIimber otf bex y1 Itr VPl)0 tO- 11
)onre c l thwa prm-it will b.-ros
1 .\ c sral!ic to hek ot hie r'~i ora
the a-ppill tor'in net. uleriul o the
rt-ighthl ialconrs shll e keo-v.
.ed.r the imipirtim iltoe thi ion rhaei
)eu (iale t thims ri Congre .-, wil Inie -
rhe apriniengt beefcl theconyad
d'Jetet(l Iparty. We op (1)10teneraC2l
Walker will hnury tlp) thu ai~kes.
Freiio ct the an neri
~888~4~.& :tl- c b:ii iios onf rr eseta. ion . ohal
h4r .~ -h-i r s m nyerl s a.ut it'. ill ( b e is
* onIlet to thmpe Sou thenor]m.
c'ait hames. mAs hersult oiChe
3 lit itPr:hidemi s electin w)(01 il i e nw
I)aVor *the'i repttor i mad to Cones ,)t
shont it it be uneworbet h
haemocay mthis Cong iresswl have itpa
in itspoer tol l rt iiak IPhe C)oit ~)siC o
the appork iig a benefc8ialto thea
bdefeated WI prltWo hope 01(. -ner:0
Walerwil hrr to thse caes.tl~i
Fregh Dsci ition.t 10
Legisatur isoi ssintue.i Rceter,
invesigaig h cmhin. b
dIscrhintions, i frightI.l (Some of:8
theI tesioty read as~ i it had been'
illhum n M. linnte sorn-Ie* eslide1
atWaeloo, N.~i Y.;Ci jIa nolii t engagedi
rat any busmtessa h present li i iiin ; I
* he llea catl dealeri1 for the lOist
Pt myeats; hiave paid I3 pvert car ito
-Albatt; to have hai pecia rte
ear,thereglaae bing fa-m v
ihmCiato N:'Yr hsse
I o *1 0 10ss.r 't' i~
Johnvett E. Lwin wa o w, (bor
g~~raadhipro stoelrCd a oane
.detioju<l; thSate Lne hnrad co..
alargern~o~ tarto grain fom oureade
uttidiscriation'r~l0 depreciae onu'
arties ino.th Westo shit lower aes
propr'to tha In fo Gaie
vile 1 hae fom .10 *o,) os
>f fleigh0 Ii'on11 the West ; object, that
1 estlri.ll In slotiId gel Iower 1'tltei:
have a right, t' comlahinl if thev charge
10n cenlts a hunded from (hicago to
Namw York, au(1 they chatrge more
1'ru 1ranlikor, N. Y., to New York
itiy; tIly ctinl:lint is Ihat tlthecharge
1s IIvwe:1Iv renlts an(l I t . the rate r-oin
lli 1 tcirr)I 3e cenlls; we (lul-t. Object
t) New Y ork g'_('(ing4 i., mnh g:-'aill it
he ('ati r('I ; wVe obj)e("t tht II
huut Let it a ll iii 1h 1 \'11' , alit
li)I - Il')tl New York I:tie- A (l n
)1jiect W their late (oi biltler !'rtn thr,
Wvut if' they ))III downl our t"ate to,
'01re,1)ond1I; we do ot re': how low
hey carry ; Iimy cuill)ait. andcl tile
OInph ajl of, myl} n1ei;.hbori" is nlot.
lgn;inal 110 rate but igi uit:,l, the dis
:ritliiial loll.
_l3r. I4ew'i.; is p:l)okel of by all par
li's as I geintleu:ian i of highl inft'rrit v
iuint ol' eat inilt ence. Ile is the
I-e aietl OI' (of ch e 'aIl ers' Allianne of I
New York, It1.d is exledet1 o draw a
heavy v(oie fromll the I 1h'1,ttihli(--.m c:ln
lklatte. I Iv:atates his rIie o:iten 1plaitn
Iy. 1hetu(t i co.'is m0r0 to tarry
butter roiln 11t" isImer1 cun -,- to R
York city Ithan1 from Al-,i"ippij tO
New ' York, it, may well he s-i( the
1(oble :a: I u1f 11:1h1iing; i. a l'"aid on t1i.
!ro"lle. ); s,:Iritill it ions will have to
. T is all.
--t'Chale'lr'l Dti( (m-crts m-e ini a
Iill O%(er th';r Ilmlli:'i'ral alijirs.
I c co::itunl:1;1 o 014\ex'lIIVO o llllit
- %*. l. .\l . t 1 l ll, of It,.h
''i t"'-, Cons e,ltt i: i.. i: 1 prob
.:i( . ( +i ' '1 ' l 'tti r ii. W i!, .
9:*n'ale ~ m hfte ' i.s
I,
t i. r b: ,o e h. r1 y
+ I t .*( I!i ,e.l ' I \V1:( 'i
1''ti li ,rl tl!'(' : I!.**3 1 i':.i r)' . !3 ~ 31 r 'O:l:i
u3 ''3 pl-tlli y 1 the 1W11n 'i , ofltn
-i~1 .'iI~~ t i1,,.;" I'i,: 4 l,: I, ,)!.' t1("
by,l! '1,:! !t"rianchan-her'i,"i.\ilanIt.,.
- - 'c reIl . y'utt;- , wi,low.
1i!t 1 0.! n i i, who w I tried at
i ';('ti( (l :at' 4: .-1 f r t13', I l:i'. -i
))i' e('r ihlt-!1 id ttt(ti', coiti(e<, di, r1
'i lyl,l'i11 :t h'' hietlIII i "c,sme t\ei I
mlil('. ulbove 1-:(lgeri("l C. .II., oil the
1'lih isInt.303133g L (he'i~' i ti
1701 jlii1311.3 't ' l(l3(.131 i i
-\v olonI I. TIayuilor, the p1'arhl
I ho shot( and in-I t11 l :a l ill('td a iiail n b'
the i :llle (11of cwell, III t' )IIm!ie 3ul1 1:,
N. ('.. onl the -. (t h (,! i"ebruat:iry 1.1A
ad 111for wt' hon a:re (w: 1' .11tI u'a
Oili re(. wa l' rce:eI an-rest)E while
:litte ingi 1rc'a,'bi lig at 'heraw inl (Ihis
--At l'nionI Court Tlonll h, ast,(a h't\,l 1a'. 1 tl it' - !
11( yIh h ef(- (-o' w n I'tl le a)n: 1 a j
to ' t:'I iii de aln 'i;', amed ('11-.
1Iu I3li;:Ic 11 llI eij 11iL ('t Ito 1 .i
GI i esi1'(~sI 1.1bl a ohe ino.rr eten(i111
to i- id~ Iand3 i aiiekedf flit ' 3tuar '1-d
wo'll i s'lf -. ii1ce 1i 'e1 blt m1., i ' 1
hi. 11i1t:i dt ttet Iltl te G t dv se.
v 'rely over the head. Thel negrlO'was
nltrlh hatteredl up).
-h1r case of . I.' 1. Ih-on atdl polh
vr1..4 agilll-41 the Ce'sl' tr andlll l il,(lir
Narrot' Ga l,t t,e I i.3lI c mu r,1' . ill
1'olvin th e validil y- o I I 'e i i,l3 o-e l
1 Yk', c-mid r t inlluf (of.. . he rod(
nin,is C o''bet h)pened (for le-ren
I ien bieforc'ad t SIine Cour1111.tnI'lin1g1
knhllit~. t tb11owinglll o uetions' .
Doe'(1ls he 18 Consi -iion of INGS ontitute1(
11 the se' 1era hod. ut'ie of0 this Sta11e 1or
porn1 ions kil.i' 1 hit dies n1 ot has the
:3. Vs e eneratil Agemby hth pw-13
43r10o N.o 4i1 tipn erotli the or-< fcont
11011un, .31'r (1he ri0ght to(1' isue. nego
13iabl ods forO the ros of adin
thiI euon.irucionat ~l of a r 'a iad? 'aa43
heard. Ahe repor of a. gun111.45 in 'edo
3t3iheegroA aies I"0l)3ied v John i I 0
Neins, W13 c'rd. Upon eneiing '1, et
hose t~'heyfon'oh Smin' n
l'oh w (3e doead,'w'i h ibhle ho. .rough
herI neck 1. lier husband,( 3wh losi.
k30( illn ' l.i 1he he oul33d not: answerVi'
ele ia juy,bt. aa1 o 3VJoldthurm-hd wi1.1IOh
13o13to 'be abl ('to~ av :l unyhin.s ii1Lie
111nd' o lin hu ia3ie,-IJ-hlw, however,Ii.o
WSte (he illing,El tt he d1d notido lit
-nei 1) r dlIidji wekl h~ loerslf.l iet
hinie. N1o other3 perso was13 l in the'11 I8
hous, an thelil' doorse wer(e:hut WThe
humsband has'ibeen arrestllOii 1331d. 103
('n Dec11kinte lst Wm. MQS. 'ilgore wav3
Chand lled3( n te s'O'tre dofeLan..
woiti hh!ing c:loasmieed for 13 tb
murder011, doh(1 'tiL.1.\l. Ih gn 'diJco,
o lilkwelbin iite d we,)1 ahcngand
ahepm. Atte2er4r.er e
-'oetl NC~ei~1, of Nower,w hiJeor-Bl
til hesi'08if0 or, w thaistled byi'e.Ii
'hiod O1&lIl thiyn sto am pomi , ab. . m. o.
hn;yti'dn. Thate ury al l'Iwr it-iv fO
MceeNch Euiblf nd Se, Ilin houe
novefaew ra,ad en vr
-uledghnon'aledu) ton tho preme,oi
y3dr,.ie 1"hin'csan, unow Thoa nant
dilhet Ny in ooelig a i0nrv; the 3danel?
wa3fssxbanvted.teng ~the~ ilive,ml
box," an msevralm sitoaljros a
to beoiiejrmtecni
lare.Th juywsop, e i-.
da mrnn. Teeiec a
2'a k"UNR r,1I. OV A P"IAO11.
"aotil Dmt in a Pine Cofuin--Tlto laet oC
(he Montauks--Aborignal Nioturaing
l(oarls.
King Stephen Pharaoh of' the Mon
tanks, wIho died on August 28 last,
wasu. buriedl from the Afric:an church inl
0etown. 11iis coflill was of stainc<l
pine, and was paid for by the town of
l.ast lauini oil. ft. st(8; $12. The
body of' tho deceased monarci was
a-ired in Ile corduroy trousers and
check shi"I that he wore doing his
Ist ill nea, and was decently covered
with a white shroud. The under
auk's me)n nailed down the lid and
n:uied fho slained 1)pin box con(ain
Iig the last of the Monotauks into the
little whitlewa'hed church, where a
t"rowd of Ilidian. , negro., and stum
merl'vi:<itors fl]-.'Ea:4, I[an1)lonl had
".hired. They placed their load
reverintlV nOon ' two chairs in flout of
Ilhe lit(ily pul>ii, whlily' the two solitarv
inlotier. I"-.phrahni Fowler, .,he denad
Kol. s nepihew, and Beln (ules, his
:ou-in-law, stationed theillelv'es on
c,h her haui. Ephrain, a good-look
in you-nng Indian of five and twen'y,
was attired in at coat and trousers of,
iltshiolble blite, nelic, and stand
in; collar. .lie limped slightly, and
car1ied a 'nieC', and but for his unl
nlisiaible Copper eolor mnight halve been
Iakel o for Ia fash ioinble young man
from New York. .13en Coles wore his
everyday working clot hes, lle is a fult
lo0i1ded n('.ro, ani1 married t he i
I'ri1ntn' s I ih innaIi AnnI, Stelphen's eldt
('-i d:auglh(t'r. Tle dead Kin, I hough
a wtimowe r at. Ihcr mline of his deatth,
m- ('ngal';:1 to be uIat'ricd II) Amelia;
1'(n ilI, a r(,int"-ly luf )rced of .10,
v, ho livt'5 atI MorihS. She h:tl )ro
uni,l( to be pars"ent. atl thit itteral, but.
inI wlh a bre"cak:dlan on tih journley I
:11.-i did nlot arriye liil after the ser
v'e.
'h ll ev. W..loim D. Stokes, pastor of
ic I1'rsf Prre,y1 miftian iChurch of Fast
11:1 I.pion. pr1aI'hcd the fnierl1 s('r
mon (.I lt dead clhiet, (akilg for his
i"'\i the :;thill (hptler of Isaiah, the
- 1 lts' lhot":ee in order, for thou shalt lie,
,..4 :(5, Itc v .
lie spoke feelingly' of the noble f'orm
:tind lulaiuly tirailot i l hie dead Hin,ra nd
of h ildt'ecpedllence aind sirit. wi'hichl,
eln in hlis poverty, distin gUishied ii nl
abuove his ollows. Ile had once lir
fegsed I religi on at ia revival in East
ihun1llon, ati(u duaring the lst. year ofr
his lit*( was )elietvdl to hav'e lived
tiiii y u1p to hi:: poessinS. le had
Ii) (oi'Ittnions v ices, draik but sel
dOll, ail r y, if' everl' to CXC('Ss,
::1(1 was i) g;enleral Ia )eieful Iamind
o1ntrly citi/.rn. Noulimillv a king,
he had lived to se his race, once so
1n wrf'ul on the peninsula, dhiindle to
a hiaml iul of less than a duizen,. while
I'a'it' lntis hail been aim:orbed' by tlie
wi It's. ''I he r'eve'enld gont.lemient
l al I ging i the illprlalce of
.ry oie, Inclilan, while. or colo)rel,
p,rc"p:;irinlg tr leath, anld for thatt
he,c'ilr count ry afler deat1h, inl which
the lowly ail despi'ed Montauk mil
his W hiC conItmteem'rs would stand ont
the saent' footing.
At thle close of thme sermion the three
ha Ir-breed wVotneni, Amtuen1lia Powriell,
I le ex pecttanit bidol fromi Aorichies,
uMnitii SelbyI), wlho, wifh hemr husb;tud,
I is t umTiedI atid itett led ill I haca, INew
York, an<I O]llieo . iiting, of Sag
I h:rbor0 drvove upl fo thme c'hurebl p)orch).
toloredt shal~i s. Thet cofl11n was hoist
edl into one1 of' Fred Pmarson's livery
wag"ons, andlt I he two men0) andi threec
wioiInen ieaifed theimselv'es behuind it.
Whlen the wagoni reaiched the shores
of' Fort P'ond, Ephlraim and( the wo
iun looked hong and( searchingly at
Iho gr'en-bo)rdere.d haills On the north
for somew traices ot' Ihose who were to
mieet 1them. It. was on theo borders of
ib is pond)1 Ihait for two cen)tuii'es thle
naionnmifneers )isi(te ini t.heir great
'st. luibersii(i'. TheyQ. .had1 a f'ort- Or
si roughiohl oni thle summit of' the north
ein hmills, where
'T1H Ew Ai1IOnS ASSEMBLED
lbra fthetinpaignis agin)st the Narra
ganisctts. Oni fhe broaad wafers of this
pond)0, atI the timei of' the 1full moon,
ftheir gr~aameful war canoes gat.heredI' ini
a giil fleet, while their cr'ews, with
uplifited p:a<kles and brandished wvea
p;nus, swore eternail host ility to the
arlrag~iisett.3. Th'e corn dances00 andI
reamsts of thle tribe were held oni the
highlest 1point overl'ooki ng the lake
aind if, wa's herie that the whitfe-haireti
tchtthinis met ini counilI to plan1
hr'aiys agnant the Narruagansetts.
10phraiin, Ameliat, and the ofthIers
glanced enre(le'SSly at these scenes8 of'
he tribe0's formeri greatness, iad
.qeimed more1 an))xioius to knaow wvhether
"'Okt .lll IFowler" and "'Queen Marila"
were coiming out to meaet them. The
la! tor'1( dinot appear, andi the wvagon
drove oin to the h istoic Great Pond,
once0 connlected( by a (deep inlet withi
the Sounid, buit no0w formnin)g at true
lake. The honk-honk of' a solitary
ii goose, fliapping ifs ings high upj
aigiinst, the11 sky, wats the onuly sound1
which broke the silence, and mlade
lieni Cole inv'ohi ntarily wvish that lie
had his gun along withi himi.
.The buiringi ground at lilian Field
is on a lill to thle east, of' the lake. It
is no't ;(enced of1 from the rest of flue
hilhI, and fihe cattlc pasture freely
amionig flue guraves. Th'le only3 sign of
(lhe ladler is the Ilm-cornmered or fri
naigo ar fem-c which surrounds it, and
wicih at ai (listanceL looks like a pair
(4f' bars stanadin)g ailone. There is no
hea'Idsme orl 0itmoundh of' any kind to
n.utrk I le gr'ave, tand1 the 'grounid in
od(e lIme bnars beyonud the increased
gruowl.h of'grass Ia exactly like thant
Wlihouat. Thjere are three of these
gravies i a rowv, the one0 on fhe niorth
counaiing thec bones of the old Queen
.Jerashma, wvife of' King "'SJi," or' 8Ihsly
Phiamaoh, wvhile the soutlher'n-most laos
f'i' its tenant thIe late King Dayld,
who (lied last August. lway be
tween yawnaed flhe newly-dug rest.ing
place0 of Step)hlen. It was sIx feet to
ihe bot toma, and the flue sandi in the
anugles had given wvay and drlbb)led
down into the hole. b n the turf by
Its sidle stood the p)lmp-faced and(
smiling ex-Queen Mar'ia, the relict of
D)avid, and( her brood of four straight,
handsome child rean. Like thel' moth-.
er, fte young Pharaohas are )ire cop)
per color, with str'aight bla hr and
regular' featres.
T'he little thlrteen-year-old Princess
Margar'et, at pretty black-eyed cild
with archl wavs and Winning mannuers,
stood beside her' brother gyndn
who, If he lives and( wIshes to elahua
It,'will bo IKing one dlay. Wy'andonk
is a livel~ boy, a good shiot an fishier
din utlitl aund afietl nato -to
late mother -and sister. Tihe baby,
Sar'ah Pocahontas, cooed-and oied by
turns in Matrla's arms. Wh1ou lia
dyA ae 'st&%d prp
er, the coffhi was lowered into the
grave, and the dirt shovelled in on top.
Okd 13111 l"owler, the head of the
younror Or Fowler branch, who have
long een rivals of the elder and bluer
blooded Ph1uaraohls, stood by the Olen
ing, clil I a white lineni tliooting
Jacket, corditroys, and big stoga boots.
1Ic Sported brass Carrin1gs, and (lmrii>*
the service kept. a sharp lookout toI
any si1ipo and plover that might he 4
hovering about.
Bill's notions of
TILE 1ASr IISTORnY OF 1ns nAEI:
are din ald uncertain. lie remnem
bers in the reign of' David llaunibal
when be could stand ill his lit her"'s
door and coutnt the smoke from forty
wigwams. New En1gland rum anil
opium have (lted his faculties, anid,
beyond a secret longing to be.1i
le has lit tle or no aibition. ''If lie
had," said 01(1 Mary, as she lit her
clay pipo with a hot coal iromn the
th-, and tho, turning the bowlI (own
ward, puf'ed1 away mlediitativelv; "if
he had any ambition he'd 'a been King
long 1go. Stephen wta'u't nto real
hing; he was i 'serper." A year
ago 11111 had bet ween thirty and forl v
five hogs, but (hey have all been so'lh
to buy opium. Ex-Quiecn Maria, who
lives under the hill below hil, sup
ports her tilnily by washilng for the
suumer boarders at Strat ton'.. 1
the wi.nter her boy, Wyandonk, goes
Out with his slotgun and bags game
enough in a day to keep the linnily in
pork and corn meal for a week.
IUclow Maria's house lies Oyster
Pond, in which, years ago, "injun
Sam," the dissolute hnsband of 'the
old Queen Dowager Aurela, drowniled
himself in a tdrunken fit. Sam was a
full-blood, with an11 unquenchable at
pq ite for rum. Ok the
ELFCI?rON )AYS OF TIiE MONTAUKs.
he Wotld lie dead drunk on the flbor
of the polling phce until his fi'icnds
piwked him up and hohling ulp his vu
conlseionS hand, gave his veto for the
c"andidate of their choice. These elet"
tiot (lays used to be great timesofhiol
ing and tea'ting. Under the ol lI
(1han1 law, thie succession to I lie tlwoln
was supposed, as in T. key, to go to
the oldest livin;g descene;n(t)t of the
origiual chief. A 1lthoubgh t he Phaaohs
were undobltedly the true lineal de
sCendllalt of the alcient kings, t here
were ahwars enough eanidites of col
lateral branches to get up a co)itest in
which case the kingshi p went to the
o11e who could comnIIIII tllo most lire
water. The mo(e ofelection was simh.
plc. The pure bloods (half breeds be
fore the election of David Pharaolh
were jealously exclude() met by them
selves in a cabin on the hillsid over
looking the Great Pond, and, after
bol1ing the door and diinking rumh
supplied by the variouse:cndi(lates, be
gan voting. The names of the ndIi(li
dates were called ill the order of sen
iority, and as each was named his
,upporlcrs bel up their hands. The
tally was kept on a slick, which after
war(1 l)ecalne the wI.ar1at or colmmis
sionh of the winner. David, the last
King but one, was charged
WITH (.;AININ( i1s EL,CT[oN
by practices saVOr'ing of '1'weedism .
'i'h Fowlers had >eeii nak%in, ai
active canvas;, and were bclieved to
have seclre(I tt ciear mii1joril v 1or t heir
man, when David, by coloniziig halt'
anmd profnising unilim'ted wh'h,.key andI
tobacco to I lie rest, inrueid I hie tnbles
onl them and( wvent in h'aii overwhhin
Iing ma.joritIy. It wasi.' in vain that t.he
Fowlers statmped and1( swore and( pIro
tested that suich tricks belom'ged to thle
white muan, and( wereC uniwort.hy of the
Monitauks. David iand hi.s impIlorted
voters had thle orgaiza'/ltion, aniddid als
they 1pleased.
1lis lb-st act after lie had beeni deelar
ed Kinig savored still more st.-ongly ofl
inmg r'ule. Undioer the old t read ihle
tribe were allowed to paistuare hift v car
tIe oin anly part of thIe p1eninisuhi Ihatl
they choe. Thle priv'ilege to plasfure a
single aalmal was caltld a1 ''aignli," and
the whole 11tly rightls were l'ormer1 ly
portioni of onle-third for the K(ini' andi
Iihe rest for thiocommiionweal.t h. D)avid
improved onl this by lonfiscatinr, ani
addihifonal third, making thirity-tiree
ng"his in all, which, as eachl one1 was
wort h, onl an average, $3, turned'somoe
$40 more into the royal excheq uer thani
f'ormnerly. is suubjetts grum bled, but
David had thle conivention anid the
State comittee, anld it was no0 use.
Ieo is also said to have appropriated 1:o
himlselftthe richest pasture lands anid
fattest corildl(s. Alter 1h1s deathi a
redistribution took p)lace, his wife, the
ex-Queen Maria, however, being ali
lowed to keep some of tihe piniered
rights daring her lifeItine.
Tile Kings of fonitauik durinig 1110
past half century have been as follows:
I [an nibal-P'haraoh the eldelr.
David IIannlibal Pharaoh the young
er.
Elisha Pharaoh (abdicated1 after
three months' reign.)
Silsby Pharoh the Good.
David Pharaoh, Tweedite anid ballot
box stuff'er.
Stephlen Pharaoh (title contested by
tile Fowlers,)
Fro1'0l his list It wvill be seen that thle
Legithunist or cider house of Pharaoh
have ilnVariably obtained thle victory
over' the Orleanmists, or Fowler branch.
A union01 of' the wairin. factions took
pIlace at tIle marrIage of David Pharaoh
to Mlaria, (laughter of old 1Bil1 Fowler,
so that their oldest son1, Wvanldonlk, is
the dlircut line of succession. There
are two other claimnants-Ep,hrahim
Fowler, 01(1 Bill's nephewv, and a half
breed from F.laggy Hole.
CU LIVA'rE ROsEs .--Notilng adds so
muchl to the comfort anud beauty of
ihome as the culltivetionl of flower's.
Nor (does anything addl more to the
beauty amnd comnfoirt of mnan 0or wvoman,
than the r'oses on the cheeoks of thioso
Inl good health. Dri. Oilder's Liver
P'ills wvill always impart thIs rosento
hue Itf ulsed in time. F?or sale by Dr.I
W. E. Alken'. t119
EVERnY MAN~ his OWN Musrer0t-eWhat's
the goodl of me buylD a piano or an or
gan? I can't oven play aj Jowharp, the' I
love mluioe nity well. I wish to good.
ne %fombody would invent an istra
mienlt that I coid( play'." 80 say thouis
auds of genuine music lovers, and at last
a rousical genius has gIven them -their
heart's desire. This now mulisical won
der, The Orgulnette, is no toy or hum
bug, but the most marvellous musical in-;
straument of 'the age. It pla.ys hymn
tunlos, quiarilles, waltzes, opeoratic Be
leetlons, er 1'opulafr songs wiLth perfect
noeurney.' A chlid can play, I. Has fhl,;
sweet tone; durable; net liable to- get out
of or,ier; woighua only 12 16. Price, w.ith
O Tunes $10; extra tunes 25 ots. 'sach,;
lutaraziteoda t give mnore s itlt4factit)n
than any other instrumem, in the worhl,i
Money tenintded aftor 5 datys trial If
not satitbhetrye Tlhousanids alreoMy
so1l1 and 1ot one Vbured(. Ljocatl agents
wanted in evory Southern city and village.
For illustrated etalhogue1 and full, par
ticuila $d ress kudten & fltes, Sa
a, ' g .fat ge ' s l
tI1IN
b!c tI" *. --t...
are x tr i s 7v- ' ' -.^
ft T d i 11!t"1":.:. lt:I 'c !.~ . *', ." I J 'i
0 . ' A.CC. ' . a
f td CatU4.1 (. r i ' a1 .;"i ., C' .:tl
throttp.- tlth :;0 r.g;vc,lf"; " 3.v t,1t5- p.
tiu 'tt"t iii.1.--.l..t the t.6:-u.umorg;.c t ea"y
(and' CauHin.K a ttljy_cu pdir.ic_n of_x:1
ay.* teml.
AS AN ANTI, J y i
They havo nto iF1.t; I-.n.'J ..ranr1t not
a9 a yroceti. te ait Cumo Ao- i ih,u.. t?:
iittent, Intermuiltnt ' Typho:i 7 e:m t i
and 1feverund A.;,lo. Upount3hc ben i h v
action of the IStotich, dcpcindr, n'n;
wh2ly, th health of t. i.tinsI n-.
DYSPEPSIA~
IS THE BANE
of the Prosent genoer.tion. It is for tho
eutroo.f,tiuE:;i:'iniaitaatstfd-ii
ON5556YNOANY PifM L, Jli
(( J J that
TUTT'S PILLS
have glne4 auch a Nwd " cad ruti:...
tion). xi Lre'. It': Ai ' a'"; i" Ii 4ji::.)'y
eled- tg t; a.rt "a - i..i n uei.v; On
tho di it er . o r. i i 't tlu. one
nCegoi ... 1i, r L . I to:l
NE 3RY GM' 1i!y SYST 1 is Sisu
AND TIHE awDY14,.N6SL
3o in:; convos" un ".he - : innte
o :trtll.Id; by 3i;''(~ts_:l ' ht '.t r:l r s
]O)" 4.1 l::y Y jlur ;il'alite It '... r
any _ini1g t tat.oen i:in". h _.
ic:ato pacnn.
A notitd cheuIit who hai. anly/.'d th.:n, *aye
*t TIERE 13 1OR14 VJ.RTtI" IN ONE; CF
TVTVTI PILLS, T:iAN CA 22 I.OJID
IN A PINT O' A:Y OTHS.R."
We thercfore say to the c ?leted
Try thiv Romody fairly, It will not
harm you, you have nothing to
lose,but will surely gain a Vigo
rous Dody, Puro Blooti, Strong
Iderves and a Cho.rful Mind.
Priucipl O:1ce, 33 n(r?.V St., N. Y.
Pi1CV: 23 CiN"T3.
Sold by DIIi-ls thernbhout t'io world.
TUTT'S HAIR~ DYE,~
Gnay HAla nut1r;:ns chenrndi to a Or.oasr
b e.ci: b' el e ..io,::;l t:'u)a (.ia L>rn. It un
11t %I .I l '/.a 1 '1.! , I.'ta t. . ' 'I^ tai' 'y. A,: -1 Is
S 1: II l. 'd.r i :sp.-ir: wx "r. : u, by U. iua, or
l: --' {. ; ;'y . a pt., Y.
Offcc a evtrr my .:t., NLew York.
HIOLLOWTAY'S P1LLS
"1l'amd no aippeti ii Hrev
"'Your l'il.-.- are m.ro- .n
in (heao .a.".'
'-1 guI. : one0 1f year P 4
for ebolera'. '.i-bu2, 4~
th'ing, g'ot w' inl a
Cur h:i. r.
dollar."
'"Let( haL J:eev Im.& '.,,5.., ,,r
Pillst by rttra'i 1h,td, Ior eilN 'at.d
- Idve' over' 200 t.uch trirmenj) 421o
thzese, b'ut w1'ant of sptae '44n21).,.lt. me0 to
Foni CUTaxixot; D[soUDEgIs.,
And all r'up'tions1 of' the .skin, thiM Olnt
enrft 5 mfost invialabl. it dopas not
heal externally onoe, but pencnirates
withI tlhe most seariching effects to the~
very rcot of evil.
I. OLLO WA Y'S OINTMEN.T.
Possessed of this remedy, every rmon
may bo own doctor. It may be rubbed
into the s4ystemi, so as to reach any in
ternal comphilaint; by these means, cures
sores or ulcers in thme throat, stomach,
liver, spine or other plarts. It is anm in
fallible remedy for had legs, bad bre'asts,
contracted or stiff'joints, gout, rheunma
tism, and all skin diseases.
IMIPORT'ANT CAUTION.--NonO are genuine un
Iess t.he signat,uro of J. 1iA yndos. as agent, for
the UiJtedz8 tates stroundis each'l box of Pills
and (1 tfaont,. Boxesi at 2Icent f, 02 Cents, nndc
W" There is considerable saving b.v takIng
tho large: sizes. IiOLLOWA Y & CO.,
feb15-1y New York.
GREAT EXCITEMfENT
-AT
PALYJETTO UOUSiE.
JUST AftRIVED one of the finest as
ItoItmente or Liquora in the Boro. One
B1arrol of Gibson's Uelebrated Old1 Neciar,
1840; Th'reo Barrels of fine' old Ryso WVhis'.
key: 1et, Old Imaperial C.abinot WVhiskey,
0 years old: 2ndl, alno, the Mabel Ikllo, 9
ditto; 3rd, Rtoanoko Rlye, thme oldest., 18
ditto. Corn W biskov of the best grades,
North Carolina Corn,Swoot and Sour Mash.
of the best grados Also, WVines and Bran,
dies of the Ilnest brands, I have also a
fine lot of (Cigara and Tobacco which I
will dispose of at reasonable purices for
cash only. Give me a4jall, nnd I wiill treat
you right. Philadelphia Lager Beer al..
ways on hand fromi the c.lobrated firm of
Beorger and Engell. You can id meo at,
all times at the BIar under the Winnsboro
fl0tel, nox. door to D. U. Fleniken 's.
Call and see me. J. OLENDINING.
aug 20
*bA week In your own towh, and no
capital risked. You can give the
bsiness a trial wvithoist expoase. Tho1 eat op.
Portunity over offered for those willinr to
work. You shou]d (tt nothing else unti ryou
ice for yourself what you can do at t,be busi
ness we offer. No room to explain hero. You
man Ceoo all your timo or O?:ly your spare
tifne to theo businesk, and makeo great pay for
ryhour that you work. Womren make as
&ocn tflen. $enad for' spee31 puivato terms
indi particulars, whichl we mail free. ~.i ouittit
thayo Such a chanen. Aad'h'esaYO
Au . H A LL!TTXUL0. Portlaind, an.
j'jOR the colobr,ted1 Ma1tthomws.
I.' 1868 Old Clnbi.o 2e an!
YX OW FV -.-BEACK VOMIT
i f 1-: tO(1 ait ': '. ''R '' t 'l:a r,lv:"a'iS o(at is1
I ' 1 i ' i -i : ''11 t Il n r i . i1" '.I.t rel tirn In
' a i : -'' it!l"iIl' i Itt.h\ it ftie . 111.'t1 [it tll,0 fail
n' I''t ;.. : 1! P":'.'1N{;if. t rc"twiyal,i% scl;ov
r - - -r - ' :ei.t (It "'r s'wI!if :;Ue1'
- i ~ .- -- , t 1. - l. a A1'u'-C a: w lt'. t'li
"~ ~ ~ . .--..1:'r :ut tuUa:d
1 1 ' . 1: _ ( i .. 1 .1" " a : ]) i,. ' )".
- " II I t .. , . i. ,, o n t ll it
-- - - - H C'r tIt .'5) sily pr,i
1 (. . 1i'.1" 'i I.' I: II'at ai lsy 111'1
- . , t ' 4 :1 I i t'v'1r ar,(I
- -. - r Ii.-:1-1tee. Crn ti
S .-'i - . 0 ; ati) ; Ia ill al:
li' w" v''r who wil!
-.. . -I, a f 't' r 1 is I l -. s'se t l i st:
- - t - 001): expreis byy the
lF'. t1.l hl'Lf.1. ; (O., 'illa., Pa.
1. beCr5I'lton)'s Stililnl;ia or Queen's
S-'' '"ilr.- r s awt -' t' 1' r('t11 s of Illtetia
t'I'i, ., ,r i:, :.4.1a Ilh.':am, d:-hlil, C sicer,
I t rs . s*: . , i C ;r . rii 1) m e')U' rrot all; )larts or
at,: (.;lUtl1.y. :at' lisot ,1l r1'tarkabil 1)tt, s
t -"r '' it's '. is t h loubtel was it not, for the
abund.ia t.'' o' poI1of.
.on.rkablo Cure of Scrofula, &c.
( . ".' co (;1Ls. J. C. IIAN$ON.
K INUST1Ox, G A., Septemlber 15, 1871.
(GNTs :-N--o' [I '.tC! years I hive been a great
s"ler, from-!1 f l itsis!t ;s I illre 1 itnl
rm,:- , I iti'ti to' a 1aa ; 1 4 m r ot 1 t5'I
i f 111. ar ,, :,rtudl''o ' lla
110:1l" ort li(' lt '1^I'(5' 1111 fils'Ill)iit ('1'i'1)'1
(' Th'5 : , . prta r.Icd. <l1si;essed. dipOnlSt .
it1;;. I .) :it i l' Or, A ver, of I''Ioydt Uol -
i (-,G-. u 'tl' 1t1 sc t.hll: I eI, of .10111 Compoutn
litra' n t TaruIm v l s its tIslflielet t
I , -.h ;!'. ' 11 0 !i tl r' I 'at e ili from t h seofs'
th ( 1 i "1ii t.-u '. IiIs to ontvrr an utle( :tatl
tlea of le Ilt"Itnit.' (? mI y sI ftiferitg -'ore
It5IsIt Vota ' dl t'Iie - sIT siient to al. I tban
dlled< all ofthm!r rc.mtIli1s an'I('i ceniluted then use
of cour f:xtr!t1. a. II II)' . tL"y n say
tr'11ly ''I an11 viir- I or all Iiln,"of all dise(ati(,
it.ll Ua hi aI' t,o u tt"ue'"t. till! :1('lve pllrilt of
myl)' )r'O.e4-tdn. a l nn 'Igl., stl, have
t"l;l;tvl s 'a .ti'Istl rema:trkable cure, without
anl' n:(turnf of t:- tllsvate.
For Ilit' Il itt of the laave ;r'ateinent. I refer
t o :lly t;:rltIetn,n In Blhrow l'aInh, (la., and
t1 hO at't1 of t he ba r of C)ter'okie U lrcuit,
,It-) aI' aIYtlll'i;lll!dl 1it'itb 1 Ill si tall ever
relaalIt , ' i 111 ti ' s t f.,rl t sit se, I
Your ' eril"nl servsl nt.,
J. C. ikAN.ON, AWy. at Law.
.A MIiAC.LEI.
, a sT PO NT, G A., sept. 0 . 1870.
ix'NTa:--'Ty rIl."I(ttr w asi atktn o n ie 25'th
11 1. .1 i:tsl.'.I.'. mY .ii (at W is Slii tosed to be
Ait 1 i.t l:ti.-:s. antl was trateti for athe
u N I lth rno :uitl'-t4. In a lr11. following,
pla (f ho-t1' ! (1' !.,' I ') Wl rkc oul(, t . llf P 1 i ght
.t I ' ti r~ si '4iti sai I it app I '1') it i Iho bone
irtl;l, the eabow 1 i' a te I it !('r oi tt, eo ne olt,
Many, pIe.e; of bon.) c 1Ue oul:. of rti,l, roo 11n
WITy. '1he 1'at:e was :hen proonoued'( one of
\VhItt'e Swll-'.g. A ft er )inlvingjj boen conf{ne(t
al.>:, als . at., t sl li'd amI the Cas e Con
;ite',' 1 h1rir , Iw itt. t Ia lu o. e( to ary Dr. I Pemi -
1aa1tnons=: .-; t)!upou.",1{ IM.;lel of8 1in {,an
Wc;aa-o %%Ml sa tl,lll'.l wilt11 11:ielTects tha t I have
COa)tt:tiedl' sh1 u. of 1t 11n1:l the pres ilt.
xivni, 'betort .t'l l i sttip 'or even Iurneclnover
wiith -nu h e lp. Sh ' low .tls t p a ll tr. an d
wsint) of ls'r ;iim-has walkr'd across thte
rill. l1er :'s'en'al bisalth Is now gooeIg ad
h'lt'live sihe will. as tsl' bs s gain Sitrength
wi k wal.l. I atitrIb'te iit'r r'' Covaery, wit h thf e
a"ia! of Gd. to t.itv t Ci of your Inv-aluable
With gratituide, I am, yo rs truly,
W. 1. BLANTON.
WS PONT, l ., St. ll, 1870
:iuTS '--Tsle ablove' cert Illa sle of Mr.' W. B.
11 1:t nt i w: k o'. a nti )ll :riia tty to as being lr'u
'I'Ie 11lii11', i; so,i hllndred:s of thle mos .t respe. t
Odtel atz" will '-r'ily to It. As Inuchi reference
enn i yt gie a smay ha. I a'lul'ed.
Your:s Irtilr.
('H A WV t"l (a 1;1 WA L.K E; R, Druggists.
IIUiN. I1 D. WI1,LLIAM18.
C- TD11. P'T:1{1ER'TON'S a'TILLINGTA Is pre
1).- ' ) l' A 1-". At I'IiUJ';L Lt & CO.. Itita., l'a.
h s l by all ! Di t 1S.0') bott les, or s.ent
-1 -"t) !; A ,u!ld wanltC(t to Canvat5s eyery
- Vs:1 'ti. to poor l)oplC patyatlI i Instal:
C '5'~'(5' or5'. '('o atf]
STRADE
(~ ~ ~o: A5.:NT.
-100 U ROA WAXY, NE'W YORK.
The distinetive feaituresq of this spool
'ottons aro thait it isl miade froms the very
SEAd ISLAND COTTON.
Iti s Ii ni.4h'.t s.fii. as the cotton from
wihie. it is sntdle; i, his no waaxing or
artitasl finiishi to d;~siv o thec ey'es; it is
the' tres.st, 'smoojths.st an mo.ilft ila'stic
S('w;1n; threa.1s' in tl.o masrk st; for ma:chino
sawmi1g it hIs. no equai'll; it is wovrund on
W HI TE S PO OL 8.
'The Blacek is th e most pe'rfect
JET JiLACKC
over >riodcedCl in spoofl cotton, being
dyed >y3 ai system pa1te1nted by ourselves.
The colors are dlyed by the
NEW ANILINE PR~OORSs
rendering themn so perfect and brillhant
that drecss-mankers e'verywhe ro uso' them
insteaud of issowing sulks.
A G.sold Medasi'was awarded this spool
cotton at Paris, I878C, for "great strength''
and "general excellence" being tho high.
est awaird given for sp)ool cot.ten.
We invite comlparison and respectfully
ask ladies to givo it a fair trial aind con
vinoo themnselvos of its sitperiority over
aill o)therrsC.
To bo lad at whiolesaile and retail of
aug 12-f xenn 0. B3OAG.
NEW VlOODsz
NEW GOODS!
A LARGEi and choice lot of Au
gusta Flour of all the different
grados. Fresh B3olted meal and*
Pearl Gm lst.
ALLO,
'1
'A nice lot of Br~ass Bound1( Sacok,
ets-Rlod and White Cedar, Tube,
Brooms~,
Churns,,
Axe Handles, &o,
CHEAP FORh CASH.
W.T', DONLY,
se:pt 28 ' On the Cornjer.
..........-.t.F
EGETABL'E
HM'
RENN . -
TiiIs standard article Is compound..
ed with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and as
satisfactory as ever.
It restores gray or faded hair to its
youthful color.
It removes all ernptions, itching
and dandruff. It gives the head n
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort,. and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to tieir normal
vigor, preventing baldness, and mak
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
As a dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, M.D., State Assayer
of Massachusetts, says, " The con.
stituents ar( p ire, and; carefully e
lected for e: culent quality ; and I
consider it tie BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes."
Price, Oi e Dollar;
Muck1igham's |Dye
FOR THE WHISKERS.
This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color of the
beard from gray or any other undesir..
able shade, to brown or black, at dis
cretion. It is easily applied, being in,
one preparation, and quickly and ef
fectually produces a permanent color,
which will neither rub nor wash off.
Nanufactured by R. P. HALL & CO.&
NASHUA, N.H.
Ndll by wl DruggtluN, au DodsI l.a Uo?ius.
Southern '1urcaisers of 'ialnos, Or
gans, MuisicaI l Piblications and
Sma111ll sic111 11ustIr1 lfents
Who) are alive to their
own iinterests w
buy front the
great
MUSICAI, DEPOTOFTIIE SOUhi.
LUDDEN & BAT ES'
So(-v'rT R,Nr
MUSIC HOUSE
SAVANNAH, GA.
A ad Yr 'c Houses~
Al UTA.4i GA. A'l LANTA ti \
R ) '1 .0..'1 & Co 1) 1.. 1). I21 umu lr & CO.
LXTAl N i.Y.iolARI. ' l A. iE N C.
- -x - -i . IC a 1 er 3L.1.- 10 1 .
or wr.Ir >ea
(WESMI
11 t
ni t 1e oti he U.,,yv tosd,tad
trl ii' III,I1~Iat Fitctory' Rates 1cr Cnsh, or
TPen orf~ It leig Manufactuirers of ithe U. S.
lIave giveni Is ex(:IUsive control of t,heilr instru'
Ii.enti In t,te sout.h, anti authorizedi us tot piae
for Jntroduteljoni andi A drertisemnent, One TVhous
anid of their best inst,ruments In repri sentat,ivo
oilliernz htousehlds at 'act.ory WVholesalo
SEE THE PRIOES.
PAO oc.fine ltosewooa Carrea
LIA OS gso. Six Years Gua-rantee. $2
PIANOS Oct.nfne lt,sewood. carv-15
Le.gs- six Year'lGuaran.
PIANOS %c.stnr oaa su. 2
Cover.
All unfiantee i't nstrumednt. Mdaker's name
rmn eec i. FiIfteen Thys'Trilal If wated, ep
L,he freight if no sa.o. A trial costs notivn iay
Lf5iunstuent,don?tuilt. Don't hesitate to order.
MfASON AND HLAMLIN ORGANS.
MASON& H MA IAN
-chtircht n ad Parlor.
- Organs. Not Lowvest
Priced1 and Dearest
- - but Illysitest, Priced,
Best andi Cheapest.'
II Stops, only $80. 10
Mirror 'Top. Only $100.
- Peloutbet & Pelton
Organs, 6 stopS, ontl r.N
65 0stops wIt i
- 0011~*' ch Oimies, only $100.
Send for Tntronuatlon Sara circular giving
priozs a and full ln s'ormatilon.
'Te mangnifnctnt Chickeing, Hlallet & Davs
WVebert, Alttnlatshe Southern Gem, Dixicoan
ravorito Pinanos, Alason & Hlamili,, Poloubt &
. citon and Sterling O ga ns all inolttded in this
1'110. A clean nycep. No rekorvc. All now In.
Irtments of latest style. Frosh from Factor'y
wargest selection of stand ird instrumeonts over
>fferc by any House.
[iMPOIRAN' *Pan$0 on
.n rg, ue wildlver reight paid to any
LUJDDEN & BATES.
lug 5-Xf8ia
150 $000***roar,or$sto $20 aday
in youlr localit. No risk. We.
han the amnount stated ablove. I'o oecanfalr
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