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Fill a 1Itq$Ve pndr ip d o nohabfiso fa' forgd lip Miaoualy.. to joih ahnyother 4aityA and*Odofounco the Doenocrauty Vvould meet with -solil - opposition, o wi1l1auy other manl, whoever he 2my be;.. Democrats, awake'1 'Oierwheling ictory Is in youra grasp. But it re. tilres work. Aln active canavass - is enithatl. The result must it be left I doubt until the last day. Eternal Igilanco Is tle price of safety.. Gff'MM AN T UD$r8r' DfUk;L N. wo Blloetly Comibats )esm'nord by a Eiglnh Univerdity Mni Te Lolulono T7mes publishes (he dlowin" lettor, dated .all0, Mty 26. '61m a unibridge gradiuato InOW trav tg in Gea'uny: "Tol-ay- .1 'have ave seen vivisection; bait It was vol utary vivisection--ltneana some Ger kan students fighting du1ls uid mitaik. ig butcher's meat of eatch other's ices. '* One of our frieonds came it at mew o'clock and said that tlhro6 roskies fill of corps Students h1ad me1 o17 inl the mnortfing; so we iOiasi. I oiur CoTM 18 s0on as possible;. Ilad alked off to the Resitau rtioltkplace, here this noble and galhtut s I0%a :es 1on. We went into a beerI gArd on, I which wes:a shtl d, (used for mu111si. roups of.students and other uimtn an >vs ave.eO sated about 'inder the e*aj taa~les; .thr-stludelts of the gh1ting Co1ris, knowI by tih'ir by. their tIle Icolored caps, were in tho house Sauntetring about, for there iad (3.e oqe duel, and t ho fa-es 4wro' be lg sewed up. kreseIa. a crowd ialked dut(of 113h houso, and every m. rllig to bhoshed and looked inl.- Th'e nIhat aift wtiiWe not Co'pis s tudenats, ad thereforC at. sntch practised landq. hey camc th1rward, hanag1ed >, itl, greatt ugly shields over their Idles, spectadles ove' their eves, tad Iiglt. ar t wico tihe ntuiiii'al -size, relasont of the 'wrappings. Th'e1 oked extreiely 111comflortable, paie id trembling. Tile students hold n11) their right .1m1s he.l6for0 starti'lg', For they w11aY lweve loWer' them l, 4ow the sh'otlder. vcrytlihing is now ready, . A couple 1. seconids stanld boliati aid hold tleir vod*. 'On guaard l 'UIt looio-1' hey begin to shish. They fight, vey idy, slashinti. at on3e anotler ats hiar'il (la h can ; the swords arao.old, sofi, on tings, .A1,ters41e o1r s rokes alt' is ' 160 6is drawn ; then icy go at it again, after every tour or V0 hits \'osh blood being driwti, aud 10 swords being straight ened afreh' ) t hey go on and-tho: spe(c taeh- get s anadam3-e'horrible. - i'Theblood it comes trickliing (lowi the ftace I to tle collar, a great. hairV itinug, hich Soon) becolmces soppin '-'g then it 1s on ltie shir t, the breaist of 'which 'coines alimo soppi.egi - Onl and onl ey g0, gettinig very nlervonsly ax led ,#.o Iha oine 01 an, 41a1.1 SearIceir alp in tle Nvale whiI they give lion here with to wash his-uouth. There o a :-htumdr~e.ar moaroa iplectMEtop,. long wlh'o'Ae aA'rotiworor three woeinII Idi a little girl and boys. - A lot. of orps studnt(s sttanld round with g-,ly 'aItIed fiaces. Oneo tall, sall-heat d low, with fa'ucovered -with scars deps the time.' -At- last'it -is decided ont ; butt thecro-aro lve miorc-lo fol 'v, so We stop) for' aniother' houra. Tis (1333 they arae two corps. Stua ntis, practised tighter-onge withI a dI, thet (Ithler with a' greIen c'ap. They ave never knowni one anlothler, kn' 0)y sooni get worked nyp into li-nz~'v. hiis duel is evenI mloreO horr'Iible than 0 last. On3e ofi thae combatants is , at g, vulgar-lookiug. I't' ' his'' tace reatdy tatst ily scarre'd ; theo other0 a3 tIle lame mnanl wvitha fair-sized mus31 mes0 before t(hey hit. it is mm3''4xan(eed at the dild is to last thirt-y 3ijiates, iloss a 1bad( hit is amade. *Againa a, w small1 cuts com33o- first, and3( thetn ore0 atad mlore'. TheL big m133 ants his Ia (tit a3.L3n and3( lagalin, and3( his. -ole tdl'anad chee'k; theo little mtai s even or'se. Soona after each roun~d the( >ctorI1 has to s011 upI thaeir (acoes withi sp(mtte.. Thae blood( p)our. -(downi. mi3o st-udent*-stanading~ by th'iaik. beer ad eat blre'a-nad sausage. 'They gel tired that tatter each round( th3ey sik >wnI or lean into chairs, thaeir'ighat 13s.hecing"still held out. They slash eruiail%y hard that their' swor'ds rike ti'e and gret bent in)to setmicircles. is SO haiotis (tat [ cannaot look, bil. Vn away, squeeze tight mny eyes, am1t( ii ltemi -tdho - conltiniual c'ie)s, 'Ont iar'd P' 'Mtake ready 'hf' anid te rashing of swordIs, unltil a duall thumtp Thalt oes our forimoreo thai nIhat f an >tr.. I ennu only seethc (the( of the y a;isugliness-- suarpasses av Itigg1-have-eover-seett; hain big li Is )ten, theo lower 03n0 purp'hle, veryv eated(, and3( hanga~ing ; the niose swol 3n antd b10oated ; th la face t a-dall red thor, saive whaere it, wvas strieaked wtitha 0 dark'1 1'edt blood. .llis Otres- w,.e )ggly,' staring and '1bloodbot, mal 8 1air had ben brouigh --over' 'bis Irehea~d to stick together (lae gnaek Tithi sneCha fade ho stood limp > ai aist chauir; wkhd duroopin;ak mhu d~ers, outchaing figure, anid -blood dropping I abonat halm, from hats miaatted~ hiaL to he blood-dr'lppinzg naose 'thae stramai ng tth, nad th r oied shirt. -At latst theo ttle mian gave the~ othaer *what athey all a deep cuat ont the fo.'ebaut, '4an'd to end lt isanounced ; (lhe smail! (e'.1o1W as beaten, for he was too wveak to go 3. I ntow for the lh'st (ihne see huii. cc; I never saw anythaing so deadfult. uippOr'ted by somel st udenats, lhe htb edl off, maoreo t~han halft his f'aco liter, lvy'one shteet of blcod ; the mnustachec 'imsonl, thae black haltr ritnsed, the >dlar anid ba castpiate covered with eCt and halft'conagealed bk~od, ani d unt arnaeatha thae remainims of' formaer eon sts. As heo walkedI-bfrl'3 felt such tegust as I unover -1oieember' feeling afre 1ut I aam glid1 to l ave seemi ds dluellin~g. No dioubL It 'req ualros a mlera~',ble tamiOunit oft pla ; it d;iag sc) ut tearly nad untspelakaly~ deous, I have n'ever~ before seen."' Tutls ENKnfY 't- YonaK.-A dlispatcha omi York ville, Ootober' 2, says: "The optublicans haeld a moetig htore to uy-quito unexpectedB to the Demto *ats,. About four' hnimired, nea'ly I colorecd, were in attemkinace. Iythei epubhlcani candidato fdi- Congress, ado a moderat cY ilmbjection~ablo >eeeb, but was l'ollowed- bw!. A. so Pallace, who spoke in a' decfrflnt, vine active mannaer'. IIe promised thae sople of York thren tickets In (ts tnvass, meaning thant the Repuabll ma anad .Gr'eenbacker's wont hauve mnty tickets int thae fteld. The reenback County Convenation Is to u heldl here next Mombch'. These ovemenats wvill stir (lae I enfocracy 'York to thie centrae anad insure a vic 'W.As billianat as lhat of 18' ,.n THE NEWS, AND IHERALDj !Rt f 'AT, October a, ? 180. W . F-RA .YX 0. 1 -41i'on -~ly 11 -1-vI- N. R3'X(M.q, ASOCecAT EDTI. For Presidlnt,. It NFI1i,1.4 iLANCOCK. v WWYUW.tPrsident. For Governor. - elo0fNSON IAWOO. ef. ). (KRNWSaDY. 01 Ft* Counptroller-Goneral. It .1. C. Corr. . I ii 3&oi4eanutty of State. -i 11. M.- 8. MS IM Attoiney0esietwi. i *loY -".'YOUSIA ' 9 gi 84?'.rIntetidutit of Education. J f 'AL $.NA'IdIGltsON'. Fo'r Adjutantrad'I'nhi1etaGeheint -. ' Awrilit N[ MANfIoAmururm. I For State Trittveror. dotN'* ETilvm .1ICHjA DsN. - FoJn' Congsma---<ICrAU$S81*10.< . It vob Uo*hgm1v-.FdA"1 ~ 011fr~~. ( JolN '. Eviq b For monlo ar-aRIt -Cirowie l . T. U. Udjisv.Oym.-0 TiEr'N 'iCK st%' 'tt'l.;- A J.1typL1g 'W pre inture in iionmiatng Jtligky 'Wi. T biifd the Atidrney-GdnoraIshid beo foto it nas hean doddedA whot-her. <bois - Clief JLstice or not-.' b . Ntry HAS -ni:Ci.AAItE agahist the prllaiay sys temn ofnliomtila tiehs, and will have a conivelitionl A the 18th to lominite a cou nt iy tcket.' '" A registration will precede the voLe. (2ongressional D ~.rict-E-1 in-M.,~inhe, if41111.. -COb EviI8 w'ill beat, both hiswoppolients put togrether by a phec- irI noinhtil majority:- .hi b (l campaign '1 spielesi he is tailkilig with .tlIe h bark. t oI'Va'iliC1( ni Ill give himti anywhere betwoe a Ltiountud and two thousanid majonitp . H1. W. PURVis nAS IEEN APPOINTEn 0i reveitne igent by Shernmnan. OfJi all the w Radicals Ie is about the most grace.. ft Jess. Trhe Ec-s 'uour'ier alltidesb to his votes i State' (nvassed. ias l it never hearil thiti. while- he wits Ad- g jtttant und lnsp~ctor. (eneral of ithl .V9 State he useI lo pawn Stato arms for, 'whiskov and nive returni them?. The Greenback Ticket. e Tat the Greenback ticket nmlnat.: edi at Chester wvill be anything but. the ~ v'erestrabori'on, withlouit at: enidorse mnt ofit, by El. WV. IM. AMackey am1 20 donit. 'VTh-h1ollowness-e of its p~retent sionvs Is shown-- In 'I lhe fact t ha. t he iomie~ts' are eithlerm10. Greenubackekrs t.1 at.-all-, or ehse comio.fronyt.a few counties TI in the I"(tti. U ingnessijonial DListruict, il ai (Ongressmn; an adjutanit aund in- i Spec1t goeiead, l t the Chairmiainshiip ta of- the 29tate :E~deinim*(iXmniittee. Ii Elbetors fI.F -thu. .difll'det distiist. all counties are* noi tutOver ticvliifed to nE Greenbbacklism than Fatirtjld ile the -Ii candidlates wilt~I'e reset a very la rge Ii< lpr)~opo t of the pairly. 'Tho Green- d backers 4mtant( oirly~ chance, save ini the sipe.o'bWv the "shattered -thig. A' meintsoftIt~ltniil 1ta~iy. It1 is pos- iat siblu~.that the lladlical coniinitteo mray 'a agree to print thle Greenback Staite ticket upon~t their Ga'trfield Electoral ticket. Thlis would be no0 suirlrise. 9t In Greenville the t wo parwties 1msed on I aI counity ticket, anmd in other States te they are playig into each. '.,t her's -01 hinids. Weaveru is directly charged by Mve. iDyer D).Lumn, Assistant Secretary Is of the. National Greeinbac~k Commiittee, withi receivj ing fIIvo thousand (d0llarsli flom the lIepulhlit I'xecutiveo Comt milttcc and.Senator tonaes, of Nevada,t ton prosiecute a canvas 55nfi.49ighjf theb Replubhlcans- li' wenlt to Maineo just le' before the ('leCajin and1( dlid all lhe couldl a to break up the intsioni by w~hich, anmi .by which alone, l'Laisted was elected Obv.?ernor, atnd the election of four fc WtWer electors rendered possile. FoetAhlehox was denounced by Gen. ldl damdUu~ by Congressman Murch, 1 the Gigair~man of (the Greenback Na- U tionaul Wommitteo. .Judge Hughes, the ii father and-hleader of G~reenbackism in Ii .Pennusyl vandIid Ahn strongest mani CI in the party, ihaialso acu~sed Weaver S( of ' sehlig outg a d b.e.topublias.o Weaver Is now in )-di~ana denouncinig til the soiL-mnoney Democrats anud (doing S all in hik'.piqw.er to elot htard-mnoney n Recpublicans. c 'We shall pinit thed spel)elii cbarges % by~,Mr. Lutm, which are' too volumin.. w ous-to appear in thIis inue. We~ shall (I doi this tad show the -peotpl *.ok. Southi Utarolinau wvhat sort, ofama r. -W daser ins, j Ar w.bomn.they are askedi by the C reen- tU back party -of the State to vote. c< Last year Conre~ssma~n Turner, of K Ienltitky, showed how he. was ap p~roached( by mistake for Gen. Robin sea, the Chairman~ of the O~o R6- fr puhtcan Committee, and asked to glve- II lib~erat.aid to Cranudalls paperOi In Wash- di ingtAoab?~ The KNtonal View." Now e~ comeI thrite.ding Gireenibacker's and a show up~ Weaver' ini his true light. Th Ggebck Jilatform of South s Caroliu cltituices the Democrats. 8h0 doe tha eybia plaitformti. What prevent. thesee- parttes from * uniting against the -Demperacy'? Let ci the Democrats be prepared gauinst, all C< comers. They are D~emocraile, from O * rinciplIe. They believe thaut the mo)'incratic party reprlesenuts thie co 92et v.ev of. govranient, anud tihey t Ok~ P ini A41)t 06 8 utj Inbel0 ione t Mnoh m u 4~~ .. 91 raighter than 5ver. XKLrY PAnK, Isept, 25,"186 To the lditor of the Charlestn 1)3t i: I rethi'nctd'on" yesterday'f, froinl tle White Sulplur' Sprigs, o We irginin.,~ A) AhiOUg ti bys;Jyst~ a Aih, n Ine a copy of/.-otup% Ppoe, illnI which Is Iny- ton1ation as atll ), (nd- au edidAhdidatloii 1ho ioffiie-o- . ovornor of thi.sSt'ate. My pos1miton in regaridt odo and inanner' of th o 1i 01ati of the presentiL, Demlio .Wtic State ticket is i mattei- of recorid. D Also myydoterinhiation not to ruun as i IIdepemident Demiocrat undo any 0 )1irt.tetce. I thereflorO reepectful - ly decline the iomiiiiationi. I 'faml hIe mInoM Stitaightout Demoruit I hvIVO' 41ways been, ail] ondoirday confi'ins me n0o U114 p.borei in t0- correctness of Iy pIosit-ion. Vour-ob'djiet Iervant, - t A -91i -rN VjANTIOv. Pis Cor. New orfemis Picayuae, Ai livention his just beemn peivdtyl' vliclh will r l3diTproo of irfliteibiehI 0 neit~llt tolte Gulf8tts, for it put. er nto possiessoion f cCOr* eitizeno: tenl Oggers who will work, won't oat, t n (Ivanlt clothe5 or wagres, and this 1 *OlColtrated tel ikers requires no ;killed hanilto woXrkit.- ^-,< witl. A,*n 114 cubic feet of Watter -lifteen ceot i-h coery hour; it will drlive a iill. F ltll, at thresig maine, sugar sicrushing llers, a1 churn', a strI 111 ,Otter ;; it will -lean-rice, g'Iin cotton, J >MI watoif;econk, disill water, tiin ice u rmoin freezer, iiake ice, distil ardont a i irits, wash, in flire be worth more Lua any tel nigger's, or1 aly tell shilnese, or anly tein Spaniiirds. A Do '),ou rul0 embei that visitors to thid* great 14xhiibiion of 18-58 wer aston- w shed to see at pIntump lift Nwater, steaonl' mfl hissingV And boil soap vitfiout '1*i' on.or ftRionly y sunimbeams? Mlons. A klotichot'so "Sh4)iaiReleceiver-," which '( lid all these wonder' has ben soi woved thait itre 00ly s . to live. be- W om 'of piractical u.kew Monls. Moll -hbt's apparat s LOlisted of a brass rr nde, like a-lainp shadb,. plated wit ' ilver, with its largest openling turned i Oward the still. liriIu celtre of the sC hado, and in its axis wais the reeeiver -11i o be healted. Thel receiver wrs- coat-' 11 Al with black paiit, or lamp black ste :black 13ia great absorber of' heat) c md all atoi''it "a glass sceein toC >re'it lifo est~lpc t' the 'pr'isonle C lea. 'Ions. P'ilrI has chaliged Some Ih'at 'Molts. fonclhot's aipj'ratIus ['he latter gaw the sides of his reflec or' an incliniationi of 45 degrees. The orniier givs them -otit luing of tile m'aolhu shape, inlkes the booiler' less nygh ,by half, and so shmis all loss by adliation ; lie throws the suinbeais on he lower part of trie boiler, whii ir'ali.geljnoat secure1Cs t hie r'egbRir pro lhonl..Of'Steant; hie chaniges. the niechatuiisimi ivhrcli ke-epA th1 Ipparla1tug-0t(' olstalt ly exposed-to the still; lie hits tII liveIted al new imotive power and ea nleanls of tasmti mtit. To It et ip a mbinkii4. of one-lorse power . Ciliiresi a boiler which piodiices 42' b. of'sten4 Witil it heat :-of five at 1nosphot'es, -.this qliuntity ot'ste0am can1 Ea >Qelraised with aI vefector ouf 20 squareo -airds, say' 10 yaris 18 bi)lhes.diamecter Lt its gr'eatest base. Trum. USE OF .C~d Ey' Tholt ratl deiiiitioin of' this wvord is, ''a pun 150(d to give relish to food and-to grati- tul 'v the laste." To thequlin.wy - IoVu liott use pepperi on ouI ted1 -vYoU 'ep>y, becase yu'rli sh Oi th0iIiIle It ct'f '" lie pepper. A little thocughit will, per1 ips, .conv'in(ce you tha~t you mbistabke ts iise'.. Is it notA mlord "prObaIblc that_ hciitjin of condlimeints brings4' out he fhiivor of the article of' food oni hiche it is pilacedi. As a genieral thlinr to'ppera anid iStard't are0 not.use l1ofit am i'rh,itA.- -Carriyinig out thist v.iew, it con)- ti hmn is are~ iisd simply to bring out pc ully' the latent Ilavor of' the dlishn. thmev mi oilth withI equal proprict.y be used ol ti ruiit. Thisa is, ini fict the case. To n :Oince yo urself of" this, use pppei' a mi straw berries. and( you-, will llhurin r1)4 htem a Ilhivor more delicious than von -E~ inlvlvneie CxpeiecedC( before. Vow' ci vill fur'tlh' discover thait-.in this caiso A ha~t youl havleniot used the'pepper' for' ou ts taistc. , T1he nu'of salt Is as imnpropel7 :1) mi--1 lor'stood. It is a nial'i pr'eser'vaiv'd 51 yheni apphlied ' to animal substalices: e .he-cacid iii the sailt beffig (lie preserva-i tU ive element. Whenm nsed with veoc.--r able food, but not inl such quanititlhes et is to ca use a sal ts tast e, It IS aL great imi tr >r'ooeent. in 'bollings corn or' oat- b,1 neal without adklinga little salt at fh-st is ,VIIillase it to hnvwoa bitter'it' not lun- ei >leastiiW taste. T.[he aidditlonl" Of saltt gi -emnoves thi~ r'aiik taste andlt gives the re typleahance of smloothinoss.~ This is In ~ilised by' the chemicalel action of' thme teid im the( salt. on the fh:4naR oFt.starch. IP We use jppe anid mnustar'd~bi food Ri br' tie pur'pose of 'hbringing' out thc laivor' of theo article .On -whichi it is A )Ilcedl. So witisalt. -A *ootdiest of rn his Is b)oiled 'lce, which Is Pec'f'Octl niid~ without the adkdition of 'sa1. ta ny people paiforit flavored ~with L. umgar. It will be fbund thantiiwhen su-. rai' is used It will hbe f'sa:M~er'plasant umd agr'eeableo to the tasto If' It hmad been >rev'iously' season withI salt, althongh lot strlonmg enougiffo'detect.- the tastec. -Mr. Setemup camie down stabra to i 10 o'lock br'eakt'ast with a vacanit :ouimtenance andc a backwuard tendency n ins han -that mnadev his two oyes Thue; ie sat downa ait thec talc, andI, nekimi up his kife' anid kork, fflaredl ni unausy wondtor' at somiethinig m'i thme latter beftore hlmntd it. had (teidet I)' >cci11 fried in butter,amnd was int1em - d f'or' food. Mr'. Seteumuy harpooned 1 w.ith his fork amnd lif'ted It uip bodily, Oaigati it r-licreashug wonv hlimued aut last, "sti hn? 'Well,"rmeploidhi-a pationt wife, wvithiP list a shuado w of a sigh, "It loobks liko I 'our1 newi soft felti hat, andit that isl P vhat[ t hought ltavwas, but you pulledJ mi I out of y'oulspocket when~, -'ou calmo- a ome'thmis miorning, adsak i. was a1 lco piorter-house steak aid you wa d it, broiled for break fast. You ieedii'tgave me ani o1'. it. I'mi tio mungr'y." Auth.i- a . Seomup, wvho vas5 .ust wiild to know. wihat elso' lio Pilw~'til e camne hiome, and what iuna it was, for (lie life o~f himn didnilt lar'c to ask .-- JBur'lingle lla'Aheyc. 8 -The Vining's Shipl lately discover *d at Sandfioi'< in Norwvay,. has beeni iukoni to Christ iania, anid placed( .under. over in the Unilversity gar'den~ near1 -- ho old boat.. found at Tlunmoo some eaursago. Tho damaged p art Is to ho fltrd ad the colors, wichl r'apidly' td(ed( in the suinlght, fi'eshiened uip.' The Knlight of Kerry, Acm luWs Aagazinc. -W a at 8Weock on - Thursday. I resolved to con'sult ' the comuandant -of - thi place whether there was any thing in t be eVitidtal imuch wortih :iioiig atp1 from which incident some - c tiousrel I stilts followed. He was a Diutch ou1 -er of distinctiq- ir g ret -gA my Inquiries -with cohsiderablo re serve. .On...hiowing him, boweOr the outlido of mly letter ir r liinhei- lie at-, once relaxcd, i and on miy maving that'wo . were proceeding iliroditely to RSmnur he excdhiied: "Oh I Tttltast prt'hent yo1. failling into suchit scrape. You will, within ' two Ieaguesit, be 1i 116d halds of a 1'i'ec patrol."- Ile -th0 1intrme1d tue of tile battl -[of'Li- * hich hu ad oIodurrl on the picod-ilg da'ys betwedit thei Freactr aund-Pi lans, and of tile do tea'. otfthe lattt'r'with great loss. ;1 'said-that not (iik remained fbr us - but to go tW the Diohhess' ball at Brussels, -fromt 1itich we had beflore exoiised our . selves.--The Iltub co mmtalulunt then com iitsnjtetoa-tthe tidetail4v'liich had retiched hin)ot'ithe riecnt, bittlos, with the' typosetoffmyf -telling them toGoen cral Baron:Alttn, through whose qnai ters o ' we-rc to pass. lie enjoined our not discloshig the -cireitmstauces iI the 'town of Mho's,as 'he was thent engaged in leftihitr out the mraundat ion, and the peoplbiwere extremely disa theted. - Oi ot' arrival at hils. .liou e General AlIen wats'engatoed'; but lifter some11 (1imo1 joinled Its. -O ily 001111my L nicating the iniltelligence h'' warmly expcissed hiti thathkls', and said -ie hail been until that moment engaged. with fill otlleer who had 'jItut brolughut himl iitelligience to the same--g.neral *f1'ect fro, the Prince of Oiange, but, that out- hifortiatiott was niuch more par tlotafr. We also ma1e kniown tifo cir ciumistances to' Coiiel -AWb'lc'rtrombic oia passiig throtigl his qtnirters,' but to 110 onlt3 clse, not evein to (the general oflicers and others, ouir-friciids, whom wv met oi' arrivirg at Brussels. I \tvnt immediately toliadquartters and saw 61r Colii UnmwiI-ho went. into the Dike of, Welligl1(toni to imcitionu our return trom Mois; he said that the Diukc \ould sce i,- at oncef but he was engagied iyiting georal ddnor For the arm1y, and wiishied ime to dinio with him at 4 o'clock. I said I was engaged to SIr'Denis Pack, whom I iad just 'met. The ' Uke then sent out that he -would talk to ine at, the ball. "What P" savs I, "is the ball to go oi?" "Yes," replied Sir Colin; "it wits at' first resolved not, but the breinlilg It of' would excilri. more ahitivi Br h-ussels, whero -t her-is al O:endy stilii e nta ion ; it. is iere ore arranged hitt the genci al offivrcs shitill all go to the ball, and take their depalure one at. a timle, without aliy tcit, anid join their divisions on lh'e mareh." Orders were dispatchied to break i) llt the-- cant)neniits, an11(1. m1 ove tle a'myI< to tho''lell. I .s!aIdy. FYou inust have hicil ,o~lc I imliO-n Ware ol'the news- I 13t'ilig-yo v ont-li Atolls?' Ite said, '"No, abouiitt al hour and a hll before, two olicers arived by ditIboent rou-tes Croli Ma-shlal 13lti1tuce \vith tho inltellIgency.?' We dined vithx General alick aid '-wiont to the ball. '11e case had in the imautime transpi red among the onfcers, anl the troops8 wloecordered to br-oak ups and anarch al'ter iidinigt. This ball \vas a scenii( ut-'-Teat, int erest~i. We - could not, withou~t liimotioii, see so manyii 1htib follows, 0our inthnaitte fiencds; i who wer-e to( pna frmi t hat secte o)fgarcty, probiably wiithini a few hiouris, it'to ae0 tion. As it app~iof1ro'd'0l te Gemi-ranl oficcirs sprted~-I((; aid (quielt withi dtrewr. I reciber .bcing~ pariieuil.ar-.ly strnek w-ith1114 theinterhtin tg mianner of Wilnlat% PlimiAoulh andi thec -Prince of ()ragge, bo0th of whom411 were "killed, coveried withI glor-y. The~i womteni were greattly altheted, espencially Lad(1 'ah u-i Lenunox. The l)uke, on hiis ariival at the bl~nl,-iinediiately .sltiJke thb ied ats to wat. 1 hwi14 hehardh at tMloins, and mitgheid, sauying~: '' t wiould havec been1 by the F reinch."' t-lo'said' licher- hadi certainlyi sutl'ee a great loss ; hue said that. thr 111cwas certinlly at miovemenitt towar-d this left,- t ha.ti h"suspectecd it. was1 a1 stronig reLconnloimiandoc of s0omo 20,0.04men'ui; lie conicludedl by saving (lie who'le army5 is in miov-ement, iiid will be utp att. our- extremite left at Qua tra Jiras -by - 11 o'clock to-mlorrow 4 ig'."- ).e sat downu to supper)0 abhout 1 I o'FOlok 'Th'dtt ke sat Oni he DWJ)uchu 0ss o)f Ricehmotid's r-ight hatnd ; anid 1no oneC ilthe room-wa~is m~ore6 dlisengaged1 anud cefiil.= -Gener-al .Alavan gave, '"Thue lItikc of Welliington aind Succeoss to t he Allied "Armuies" Thec ladlies waved- thiIrhtandikeveahiefs. llisGi-aco-j ackniowledged it, iu' a bout 1t0 mi' uttes heo was called out br"a -dis patch which hi~aF' ili-otni tihe P-rdee of Or-ange. Thie D uke r-elt-ire salutintg the coimptany graciousl iv iDurinig the ballt Sir- Jultonevy Mliite'ohn, the Admnir.. iialt titached to th'e aurmy, talkedl to mte a gr-eat deal1'abt. whatit I hiad hear-d as to the t~ruts-sian deftet. 'W6 broke upl aut ab~out 11:30 o'efock, and fotud thet rile br1igadei undetr armis onl the Grtatid Place, andt4 renunined with the oth'rse - util thecy shotty aiter miarchied. TMF. MAn111O10o ME1~rTIm.-A dig. palt~t~tch)1o I3ennettsilleh, October- 1, 1 says:.- "A ronsing meieting- wais- hOld to-dayt, at. least t wo thuoustd piersonis I hemtg p)resentt. Six hitndired -Red- I shulirts, comt~posinig nine clutbs, wete-c 1' lhne, aill uifit~ormed; about 114y 1inde proeent. .;ihlusiasmu wias at its high- a e*t.t fit.ch: Thue hday was11 inauguramted< iwit [ta sahutie of tir-teenu gunls, wvhile a Utijted Statues flag was runt upt oni the iberti Pdle amidst gr-eat excite monct. Sltch'es il--i- imatdo by ]In-. ~Ood, Simsit, Reanedy, Raihar-dsoni andti Jar-gani. Thle 1Ii1epenident. iiovemenit I was chuar-acterizocl-as an attetmpt by< oflic-seeker-s to -disinutegr-a~otihW countty is safb for- (the Democr-acy, in< spite ofthe dlelbetlion, by ani incveaised mauijor-ity. The mneetinig to-day Wuas muc of thle 'best evhe 1'11in tho -county,j and (1te psty. is thorougthly. or-gant ized." POTTTWs IN U AR1mIKoTh>N.---- t'gled gramt fr-omt Dainguiton,.d(ated Octolctr 2, says: "'The receptiont of thle camn paigni par-ty hue-e to-day was warmi and enthtsiastic, the atrrangemnents wer-e admiirlythi conuceived aind carru-ed out by the chtafirman, Cot. J. A. ILaw, anud overyvthillg pafssedt off pleasantti' and sutccesmfulIV.- S'ev al hired mnoted Recd-sir its for-mted a conspicu OulS fthattie of this' proc-essiont, tand rinugng speeches- worewmaEl by Ila-I 'nood, Y'eumaus. rThomipson,'J. 8. anid Colt. Therec are no splits, no dl. visionus, 110 Itnde endents atnd nto Greenoibackot-s in .1 arlington, and( a solid1 vote and( a lau-go mtajor-Ity arec as sur-ed to State andt~ coutyi, Pa-Asidenutiat , ad Contgralinal ceaiates " . 1,1. "ti A -REIABLE O BOASTINW! Id 10 Ir TTrIvelkiiwn thr'oughlut '*dfrfiold county that th0 od e ishod k . liouseof F.'ELDER & CO. is always on the square. VW PoA ggr .qus t6mers goods once, and they coie back. Why Beeause-w-e -are reliable -d soell only gotods that give satisfaction'. -Our IVA LLANlIWINTEIt STOCI aOf -y 6odsClothink; Boots and Shoes,- -Hats, --Gents!- Furdeliing Goo dAWNtione, is-complete. Our Gkocery, Crockery. And-Woodenware^Depwrtment is fully up lo the. 5timese L5 P1IsCJ:SA'S LOW J asany whte else- We invito%'our - attention aid Inspectioni W- ca h' attit the tastos ofkobry ono.. F. 11L2fER .m CO. n 006-2 3' o engifdu Nvith ow~ne o uth uties socs-o Dy oosN '0 I fdad~doofM, Sho'es', THts, Clothirng, (Glasswi-e and Grockesy, Tin ware, y oenhe Willowware, etc., etc., etc.. over brought to the upyer part~ oft'he State, every departmenCSt being rc' plot o. I am preparing for a camipaign w hich thbe p)OXple of South. Cariolina have not witnessed since the days of Wainlgton. Y~~ 'T'H NRA ARCU G H . Pleadis iit -the bar of public co'mmon -enloe, and right hero tre~ adbanc6 Our unfailing argumnnts BLACK AND MOURNING DRESS GOODpS. Nun Cloth, English Crupos, Caislunore, Velvet ines, Mohairs, Henriettas, Alpacas.' *TIlE GR E4 T VOICE, "IfOX POPUJLI," Nwow tings out,- and with no uncertain sound deflaiGning fo , MIMKNA UG Ht. 5,000 Yards Standard Prints -5 eits. 4,000) Yards Standard Prints t , cents. S32S0-YardStandard Prints 7 cents. 200 Pieces Dress Goods at 8 and 1 ent als. 30 Pieces Wool Flannelkh 1f2c' up to $1.00. 40 Pieces Cotton Flannel Oc: up to 22}c. 50 Pieces TKontucky Jeans at 10, 15, 20, 25, 35, 40, 45 and 50&' rEN7AUGliS SIRTS 1 500 Unlaundried Shirts at 25 cents, worth 60 and 75 cents overywhere. JUST THINK OF IT FROM'? THE IUBH , 10 Pieceht Fruit Ldoft at 10c. bykthe piece. 100 Pieces- Standd 4-4 a at 90., sold everywhere at 11 and 12t. EMBIROIDERIES. a 1,888 Yards Embroideries from Anction at halfspice-4, 5, 67 8, 10 15, 20 and 25-cents. TO T~HE LARGE BUYE RS SPECOIAL P.ItilCES T HE LEADER EVER I I. --.. 1 aJohn L. Mimnaugh. B ci CONGRESS STREtE. THlE DAVIS VERTICAL FiEDY CHLLNGSSEWING MACHINE. CH-LEKESTHE- WORLD TO- PROD)UCE ITS EtiI.' $1,O00 REWARD ! W GOii th''iatid'dollars reward oflired to any personi that w~ll do aygg:ar a ran ge of work, and de it as wvell, on any~ other mainiie as as can bo'dn on10, the ".LAVIS VERTICAL FE~l) SEWING MACH INE.'- Arrangemonts- for~ lie contest will be made with, any- one desiring to compote for the above-snmed. reward, within-a-ren'sonabi6 timei after writ toni applliention is received.. DAV.IS SE WiNG MLACillNE CO.; Aenother large lot-ofethe above Machines a-nd the Iipro'a Weed lust re ceivd,'-J. 0.'BSonA, Agent.. White and Colored-Piqu~es,.bress Goods in variety, Iiliision, Silt, Satins EiIbbons, Corsets. Gloves, Notions, .Hosiery, Lace Bonnets, Ruiniig foud n afistclas ry oosFancy Goodsan Mlin Etbih Sme n'ban get all you want asteasonably as same -goods can beo boughit' nywhero.J. 0. B ]OAG, AT COST POR TI DAYS. Broken lt Gnts' Cflth 'Top 1 fto Button Ifand Sowed PJ~TNCE AIA3BVlTh. Brokeon lots Gents' Enno 'i' p Jiton Hannd'Sowed Prince Alborts. Brtoken lots (Gen ts' Cal n'mld t0( Iland~j $ wb(d Prince Alberta. Bre'kon lots CLodtes' Ca'e ,to one no a-$I.25, Jroken lot. lde's Wowprt"'Le, at 10o $1, $1.25, $1.50. froken lot Chilldren's Sali 'g" to cose, at 500. Uftt'nreop Pl ulis dl for 1r. reducod from $1.60. White (-iocde) l'Iqo reuc oa 0 to20 f.2to1. *TWRNiG .LiJCS FIQIJIED LA-W.NS5 AT' FIVE ENT,.. foen oi s'o llue, to a ro maindler of Straw hats will be sold wvithout ref..-7 WnE t HAVE'o JUSTo ItCEakED r(0n for our-Ilargo stock of F~all mornhandilse. WE JAVRJB'VilEC~'lED 31.0Corsetr, ''Superb,", at 500., worth 75. augn~ ..E1POlIMS & D UD . T1 I' EME ) 0flAv-'May All' I i t I tU wrl i nt tire 1: W to rr I a r Mes. oIi b 'ruggitst in thcouwty. JtXCON, GA. ' ,1l. h1ifha9 41f l'oonreld's t oc I( on o 'ses wIth the best results. A bad oob lior irned over to me fdr IhTi Me',owi\r wo'u ive t-ken $25, and after treating 14m with tl Doek 6ee0td foI iwopte'k, I cons de' ham worl o11. My vIfe has tried I6, aleW on her chicker hich we e dyingrpidly witt choOtd;*Vand'S d dot lose one after giving the first'doso. Yours truly. ' J. n. TPomm 8oltb~'lj roprletor Uigy ttabI. Solti biali Druggistsin this couinty. ae CorUX 8, ea., Aug 94 1817. It. J. C. MOFFs V-ttr Doctor-e ga )ur "TeOthinal" . (yeethlng Powders) to -eo t10 grandohild'1i the eappiest resuilts. TI rects were almost' magic I an ccr/q114 meu vactory thrn firom anyUring N eer trecd. Yours very truly, # JoSEI'l S8. KEY' Pastor of St.ttul~ Uhurh. .AUGUSTA, GA., Feb. 8, 1M. T tftake hsu sn fa g t. I have U."jn ofrett' TVI-.''NA for my infant witfh Outi af~eltion. It '1full and leasantly accoi shes the purp's6s or wihli i It Is recom n CIA8 E.1 STAPA'1. OVEk.-ONE-H1ALP It e'ielle portiIe'i'of the-& merqan people. Ars of ago suffer ieord dr lesas th diseasesi a "kidneys and bladder. T'here are varloi i use3 tor this, but over work Is the chief cats thitag in tile whoie'74 1ria lilediea is so wc cultte: d to invitdr rtaid restore healti no to theke rAmigw- - gnitin's Ompoui KItractof DUUMI and JbunJllr. A' w 0o ken occasio'inlly will 'g*Catiy ben 'At oao who are afilleted with (hy isease of ti dney or Bladder. Prepared ,o y by Ilunt;'Ra'ikin -& li9thn rugcists, AtInta, and for salq 'by'al Dik stis in tills County. ANTIOCH, Titour Co., GA., July. 4, 1870. I aryVO1o of tie unfortuainto suifore't* fro1 rh~efoljsense of tho (Idneys 4agt'jld moi ,de ewd relief from Itankhlft 'sttbhu at ipr t h nythIng I ha'.fVot tried. I e ein It Ohly wore thoeibut onw-Vottle I to worlid I would willInly' ive $oo, or Al noulit for it. I recomh nd I, above tll oth milar preparations F. T. WINN. hessrs. Lamar, Rankid & Lama !rntleniem membiner of ny -fmify whom I nWaed hi )tSItlmption haaS' Nih entirely cured by (I e of llreweis laithg lestorer. I.ls .C dtLic its veif alarmin 'to all of 'u,1t we di try th ng w* cou I think of te fit him Ithoit sutcoss, ttilt'ii I gt hiin a bot t06rpyol Ing Restorer. . 110 began Im 'ltiprov r tal st doso and befao e hi token Vf otl s'entr it eured, where I feaured I o dure wi Ikiblo tnl i most. cheer ully recommend it I i who yave tiny alff-eetions of th lujg4.< 1i Is couighitu and1(t spitting all I ho thie, so 11 ssantly hat ift prev ented . hV;' Aieeping gut, and what little sic hl, got (idl not r t'sih h1m11in tilhe le-at. .iIbtitu 11(ti0 a 0111, i since hie begnin the us -of Brewers Lut storer has slelt well n nl is-ppetit'n is vet tieh beitor. I tave ievef Sdn anythI promptly and effecF4dur in so short a im Ishing you greaC success and hoping ti ove may influtnce iany to try Brower Ing Restorer whero they leeil a inedieine I 'engt hen and restore t he Lungs Lol a healtl ndition. I am Very riqect-fuly. .,RtS. E. J. WILI.-AtIs) *2 Washington Av. near Wesleyan jw Soli by the Druggists of this coutif.' PERitY, IiOUSTON UOTNTY, (IA. Ale have kiowi '"Swift's 8yphilItic )Ol~tt ;tt-l In huntidreds of obstinat ctcsesQfvilhT wemtrlal ltheumatism, Scrofulhi etb. it pind B most perfecf and permaieint cusres it Over Wo. igh ,. Dronnard, uit Warrei *x1) illen. . J. W. Wimberij rt'(i1fe Co...otu.,' J. C. Gilbert, Drug'i E. at'ren,'or' J-AW. Al ann, I. W.Ih &4!ok.' , County Trear avannahi Ga. Wi ,i-a FeW I. Jackson, .. Dent rW so p' - . Day & Gordot We are acquainted .wtz the gentlemen whoa fntures apper toth abovo certIficate..The e cltizenis of said 'county, of the highest, re ectatbllity and chnrnactr. A.S 8. LES Ordinary Iiottton Cr da. lain pcrsonally acuit w ri1t5 dre re, and any of the gentleinen, whosxe sin re's a prto the foregoing certificates, The 0 meri of 11gh character and standing. A. 1I. COLQUIT'F, PF/SWIF"T SPEIFIIC C MAN,$. Topiict. Atantn. (ia. Hoild by all Dttigsts in this' cou(i'n aIr ror a cot ut T'Young Men's Friend." ltug 2-4-2 mios HOM:'YATpOJIES ANfl MA DE. it wIll 'be apparenit to any one, who will es nine a BOrLID Got.n) Wivfrts| ide froi e0 necessary thiick'ness for e~ngravIng an >dishing, a large proporftlon of the preciou o~Ld used, is needed emily to stIffen and hol e enigraved portionk ~ ilaoem' and supply J5) cessary solIdIty anud'stre'ngth". ' 'Tie .surplia Ed'fs actmLiy needless so far as UTt.mTY nnt aiiy are concerned. Inl JAMIES BO$8' PA') )$ tOLD WATCII CA'8ES, this wASTS of pre ofth'lhtal Is overcome, and the sAKU'Bor.IDfr iD STRElNUTHi pr'odutcd'At froro "bhe-third I ace-half of the usual cott'of 'sof fd cases. Thb 'ocess Isof the most' sImple nature, as fo: Ws: a plate of ninkel comnposition meta edYAlly adapted to th'e purpose, has two plate SOLID GOLD soldered one ott eneli sip. TI rce0 are then passed beta-co' Ttelshedl ste ilers, andi the result is A strip of heavy ptat~e mipOsition, from which the eases, backs, cot as, bnzzles, &c,. are ctrt and shaped by suiti e dies and formers. The h' !itett cast sufii'eiontiy thick to admoit' of all kinds( insing, enigraving anid enameling; the en aver' ecases have been carried until wvorn pei atly smooth by time and use without Tenid6 g the gold. 5AirIIH 0OF S9OLID GOLD, AND WARRI.\NTE. i' SPEIApL CERTIFIdA TE. iEt* sale by Con ner & Cha ndleft and C. Mutlie ill forrmittstrated Catalogue'sand to see wai dtc ' inch 1i-txiy ~AIJI STABLES Alt peOrons whN bought stoci oma me last spring On time whiosi >tOs are due- fase Ooteber, wil ease be prlepar'ed -to mecet thema. ati II palymlent iil be required r'om~pt pafymlent will only enabi 0-. to- -accommlfodato themn nex >ring. UOQt1N ANl) FODI1gg D~eIlveredat miy Stable on Congr'es r'ect, loeated one dooi- soutlv of' th tdd building.. DR, W.. E. AJRI E rugs, Medicines, Toilet Goodler etc WINNS~IItaO 8,.n