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Cl)c Pcnuurut. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MOUMHfi, TERMS :—S2.’>0 per annum in advance. Advertisements. One Square, first insertion $1.00 One Square, second insertion . . . . 1.00 Every subsequent insertion 50 Contract Advertiaments inserted upon the most Reasonable Terms. Marriage Notices aud Obituaries not exceeding 6 lines, inserted free. All communications intended for publica tion in the Dsrlington Democrat, must be ad 8*!resed to the Proprietor. r e? anrurnt. The abov.? D yartm :n tvllir be promptly ct- teuded to. aru ail '.vor-k its ibis lino e.vtcr.ud on tew YvV will furnish ; i “Man s noblest mission to advance. His woes assail, his weal enhance. Hie rights enforce, his wrongs redress- FjBZI \ J&flcdcb 3t(UI) THE FIRST PROPOSAL. BT THKOIiOKE C. TKALE. Dr. Ludington was a physician of consid erable renown, having already accumulated a princely fortune, and the possessor of a beautiful mansion on Lexington Avenue.— He withheld no pleasure that wealth could procure for his wife and daughter. An af fectionate father, yet he did not allow his indulgence to become the came of his dang ler's ruin in after years. Kate developed the !>cautiful attributes of her nature, in the sunshine of her happy home. The hot sultry dajs of summer were be coming oppressive in the city, and Dr. Lu- dingtou concluded to give his family an agreable surprise, a change from the usual fashionable summer resort. He engaged rooms and board in a farm house, near the picturesque little town of Lethfield. Kate's love of nature and free dom, eould lure be enjoyed without th« tyrannical impositions of fashion to inter- DEVOTED TO LITERATURE, AGRICULTURE, MORALITY, GENERAL INETLLIGENCE AND INDUSTRIAL IMPROVEMENTS. NO. 17.! VOLUME 2. DARLINGTON, S. C., WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 16, 1870. iHo no-st w Tart,, short notice / A tr M AXES, max/' nur.s, fOSTEUS, CIRC CLAUS. /’ n irs/A ex'-' cm: r- x 1VEUD1XC CARDS, RILL HEADS, RAMflU. i If, LICJ a cti .Jellverv. j All .Tel. \V oilt o in hi. (' ■ chain, had accepted Charlie’s invitation to spend the vacation with him. When Char lie found his fair cousin was spending the summer in the country, he concluded to fol low aud share the pleasures with her. Edgar Brouitan was the son of Wilson Brouhau, M. C. A young man of ability, he gat e promise of a useful future. Kate's time was now occupied in gallant ing the gentlemen through the lovely walks and romantic forest retreats. As soon as Charlie could find a chance to speak to Kate alone, he asked her to ex plain the origin of that scolloped paper with a red border. After repeated promises never to divulge she’s let hint into the secret of Philander devotion and declaration. Peal after peal of laughter followed, un til Charlie complained of a pain in the side. This was too good for Charlie to keep, and notwitheundiug Ins numerous promises, he let Mr. Brouhan into the secret. Charlie's fun did not let it rest here. Tie immediately set about to answer it unbe known to any one. ‘■My Dearest Philander: T received jonr love letter. If yon gain ill (mime. Iahsoh «►! a Twonlj’-tliousaud l>o!!ar Check. A Hcllc of SoIoiuoii’n Temple. At a recent convention or Union Lodg* '' No. 60, of Ancient Free and Accepted M^ -< , sons, Baltimore, there was presented to th lodge, to be laid up in its archives, a portio^ of one of the stones of Solomon’s Temple. V.-s' The foundation of one side renowned edifice were laid in the wall of the temple on that side went d<'w . aud tJ-overnor Scott's action in the premises amounts to nothing less than an obolitiou of capital punishment in South Carolina. If Thejflta^flah Window waafond of telling tho L 0 .gj s ] ature « anxious so find a subject ^ -V j for impeachment on the ground of a total a distance of ninety feet. The stone presetj^iV^I ted to the lodge was a part of this wall, anfp,£|?ls IS WlMfcS was obtained at a distance of seventy fc;X*t below the surface of the hill on which tl temple wa^ built What revolutions has that.stone witnessed^;' |Q| As a part of the foundation of the tempi?*: built by the Worshipful Grand Master Israel, it supported that Magnificent edific J at whose dedication the Great Kingstretcho-* r impeachment on the ground of a '.J* j disregard for existing law, it may be found 1 in this arbitrary Governor. The evidence in the ease of Abram Cham bers disclosed the most deliberate, cold-blood ed diabolism we have ever hceard or read of. Ho hung his children up by the thumbs for hours at a time, and in one instance from three o’clock in the afternoon until the next %-y' .. j morning He hutg them by the neck (tnd t li is lut !e bot i am,n;C't hetti t uutii life arm'ai-ed whit li they did. Lincoln afterwards told Mr. j Stanton that when he spoke to liitu about j not being alarmed if he was not about th | next morning, he he had luily mode up he- ■ mind to go ti> the Potomac and drown litm j self. Mr. Stanton said he thought, at tin i time, that he contemplated suicide, and never felt so frightened in his life.—I*hi'a. 1‘ sL health: beautyi! Seven TVoinlon* of tin* Woritl. N.rt;tig. Pure and Rieb Blood—In- cease of Flesh and Weight—Hear Sk;n aatl I’cattlifu] SEITREU to ALL. < dnplcxloo, ■# .... - _.f iiM' oJ' .M 4* fere, or poison by restriction. . , T -n . . .1.. c, ‘ J . r r -1 papa«approval, I will consent to the sttpu- Sbe soon Imcame the pet of the family. , , r , , , J 1 o • ii I lahooa of the contract as you proposed them. H Uai* svluacortf inonvwtvc onH T V* 1 /■> r> I xr 1 - »» Frotn your affectionate, “Kate. and her pleasant manners and friendly greetings won the friendship of all the neig- horhood. There was scarcely a day t hat did not find Kate scaling fences, traversing mea dows, or exploring the woody glen, whicdt always brought increased pleasure, aud a richer color to her cheek. Near the farm house lived a country lad, Philander Skivins, who had fallen deeply in love with Kate at first sight. One day she asked him to show her the whereabouts of Sidney Falls. ■want of Philander's presence, lie could be seen hanging around the farm | house, dressed in his Sunday-go-to meetitigs, | which cot-listed of a pair of homespun trows «re. rather short at one end; blue swallow-tail coat with brass buttons, a present from his grandfather, who had graced many a gener- “P. S.—I will apprise you of papa's re turn from the city forth to tho sublime prayer for his people In the course of years that people fell in to idolatry; few were the worshipers of Jehov ah left in Jerusc'ctn; on tho hill towering above the vale of Hinnom rose the splendid temples of ths Zodiac and the Venus, and the Gehenna was white with boms of the vistims of Moloch; in the temple itself the prophets of the Most High were slaughtered before his very altars, and from the gorgeous < ... ..» i li living God that wo-.iderfut! ..7. ycr for his people. ■ - * tfs were “a^ After sealing and directing this, he stroll-j porch gleamed after the gilMering rays of ed d .wn the lane, until he met a personage the sun. whom he knew front Kate’s description, to be Philander. “Will you have the kindness fo tel! me where I cau fi.id Philaudcr Skivins,' said ] Charlie. I “Well, I reckon you needn't look mod. After this Kate was never in I „ T •_ t.^ y™ 1.;.,, j further, stranger. I specks l in uim as an- l.\rr^ ay j SW(;rg t0 name." “My cousin, Kate Ludington, sent me wiih this note, and coinmauded me to give it you. and no one else '' “Jerusalem ! you don't say so, nuthcr.— I've been feeliu’ kinder squerish about her answerin’ my letter," Philander took the note and hastened be au training with his presence and military genius! of course, the sleeves were six ! Uind'the Wn to’read it." Had you witness too long; but, then, they could be turned over, aud being lined with red flannel, gave an -.dJitional elegance to his appearance.— This constituted his dress. It is fair to pre sume, as he went hare footed, that boots were not required by ye gods of fashion. ed bis pranks around the barn yard, you would not for a moment doubted his happi ness. He w.-nt behind the barn each day to read it over. Charlie returned to the house. At tbs diliner-table Kate saw a twinkle in Charlie’s eye, which she knew Philander was just merging into bis nine-j brood(jd raigchief IInr attempts, however, teenth year, an age susceptible of much con- , ^ (]raw biin mt< fruit],*,, vival elasticity. ! t |, c 0n j o f a v,- oe k, Dr. Ludington join- By some reason, best known to herself. I e(1 b j s p amil y . in d friends at tqe farm-house, Kate, on many of her rambles, aoeepted the j u , . a f . ew ho had anatched fr OI1) company of her devotee. ' . ■ 1 r ^ .1 his business. Philander became hopelessly in love, and how to successfully make known his affec tions, caused him many sleepless nights.— Fetch day brought new tokens of his devo tion, either a bat full of plums, or a pocket full of berries. One d.ty Philander surprised Kate with a change of programme, in the shape of a bo- «]uet of wild flowers, such as the muilen, snap-dragon, dandalion, end daisy, tied to gether with a strip of red calico, accompa- The day after his arrival Charlie wrote j the following note : “ J/y Dear Philander,— Father has come, and you had better call at the house and see him to-morrow. Your affectionate K ate. He delivered this as he had the first, aud impatiently awaited the result. Tho next morning Philander spent more hair-oil from his mother’s lard tub than bad In spite of tbe partial return to the true religion in the reign of of Jnsiah, the people became rapidly worse, till they were carried captive, and suffered the terrible penalties of their crimes, as had been often foretold by Moses and the prophets. The first temple was destroyed, but its foundation vv.r- left untouoced, and this stone helped to uphold second temple built after tho return from captivity, and adorned with the greatest magnificence by King Herod. This was the temple destroyed by the Rumansand though (hey ran the plow over the upper portion of the foundations the lower was still undis turbed when 1 he apostate attempted to re build the edifice, and was driven off in ter ror by the flumes bursting fourth from the bowels of Mount Moriah. When the Master Mason beholds ihi* stone bis imagination eariies him Luck to the time when the great and good Junior Warden placed it in position. He beholds him, square in one hand and gavel in the other, setting it true in its bed of well tern- 1 our, for the map nothing in that hour. Two whole days I strove and begged, and then returned to the counting house 111 dis- pair. T sat at my desk, expected evry moment O' hear onr junior sounding the terrible words, ■‘Our paper is protested!”—when a gentle man entered my department announced. He was of middle age, with a frank, genial face and though l fancied there was something familiar in his earnest, kinely look, yet I could not locate him, nor call him to mind any way. “Mr Winslow” he said taking a scat at the end of my desk. “I hear that you are in need of money.” The very fate of the man inspired confi dence, and I told him how 1 was situak-d this little bop among them) until life app ared to be extinct. He beat it with aboard, kick ed it with his feet and presisted in his cruel ty until the little thing could only in a hoarse whisper bog for mercy; aud finally he killed it, and gloried in the accomplishment of his The first, of those Wonders was the I’yra- mids of Egypt. T he second was the Man solemn, or tomb, built by Artoni. s u, for her hu.,b:iud, Masolus, King Caria, in Asia Mi not, rft Halicarnassus Ji ('. 35;). I! is new in the British Museum, where it was placed in 1357. The third was the Temple of Di ana, at Ephesus, was four hundred and j fifty-five feet long, and two hundred and : HAD WAY’S Sarsaparillian Resolvent 11 ^ T7TI: AS-l >XT*niNO CUU!'** *0 vji i' K, . *> i?.\pn> A«a; Tilts i irVxnE.^ i;ni) / UNrusi. r vptait THk i v r/r’ til* (MiiS 'LllL’LY ^ iJtiUJb'l/lY M'.1)1- CJNK THAT Cvery Djy cn Increaso in Flesh and Weigh* ii Seen and Folt. Scrofnla. 's 1.vtnniption, rpl.t 11 n v.rc 1 nntl Hatllv irt-af.,* I V ,*uo l, , , , , ,, , , „„ . twentv--five feet wide. It was destroyed by ncliisli deed, hnougn. J bo community j g re knows the horrible facts of the case, and un derstands the motive of Governor Scott’s conduct. If Abram Chambers does not vote at the next election, we shall be auprised. Bloodj (.'Iiunor>!!or«villc. Thriving Scene in the War Ofjlte after 1 he •her* DeftiU—Linn In nut/re* tfp his on the night of the birth of Af xandn j the Great, by a man named Erostratus. who perpetrated the reprehensible act, in order, j it is said, that his name might be banded j down to posterity. The fourth comprised tho walls ol’tbe hanging gardens of the citv of Babylon. These gardens w.-ra laid in terraces, one above another, on the tiers < ( arches, and reached by flights of steps. Fht stones were laid on the an hes, and those mind 11 commit Suicide—Stanton pre- j ' vt ' r0 cemented together by bitumen, and rents the. Rash Act. Mr. Stanton said it pained him to see the opinion so prevalent that Mr. Lincoln was a habitual joker, and n ver serious. He raid it was a great error, and related tho following covered by thick sheets of lead; earth of suf ficient quantity to pillow trees and shrubs it, : grow, was spread on the lead. The gardens form4, tilamlul«r Ittarnlr, l ;Y, i «'I,,’ ’.'I'.L t.ln.i't-. mot toiler I'u-tc ,-r me -ratci I So. iJyr», SlriUHOH* lUttcIw-aO rr,.m Uif t. ir* (;>«|>rtvc <tu*n«rs of «h« r.ye*, No*t 3InuMit ai»<l fj»c. v% «»r>t foriii*! «*f Skin tlin* Kr4«pti«>u^, K’evfr x.rcs. SchIM UeK<| Ufny; U^rui, S.lt Ultvam. Acnv, Ulnck tVoAnv* t«i ‘ Plrsh, VitiHovs. Ca»i<’cr» ii« tl:e Wo lM l>, n«|>! ull XV ;*»»<» p:>iufnl tlixe h:MKlrbf ,4 *** *|»en*» AM«| all u £ 1i)v l.tn |>> fiai-Iple, ttrr vvitlitu 11:e curi»41vc raiiiir of U»({\vh.v’» b>«i-Knp:vrU]«Mu x-tn«. mid »♦ :<*»v t'.tyv Mate will provn lonitv person u**nn it f.»r eithor of «»»*•**•• fonox ulseoMr, ftm povrer to cut < X(( f BV.iy ti n*'; tbf varilltun rc c €Mv i ill k:i<”vn r«*nu'Tr;»i 5 .t.». is, «,!»«< are .rchro it' ConxlinitJou*!, ,Jm»u ! 9. uhil n l aitoMrs t-tit iti* ti»>* .illy p Ifv. f-.r Ki'ioey, Ist^-Uler 1 tmiary an«l U cintr Ot nvrl. nia- «•< Ineou- liisuiiRCOf III it *t, Aii»Ai:i — liiurlx. hi»«1 it» nil ct.«ek vviier. tl»**»*e ni »* ltj-1.:k rtiist riepomlt*:, or wnler U t tiick, mixed will* s&0>«ttnee<« like (lit xvliitt of »ia or tl«• «•:»!« l*k;r vv Ulte Bilk, ortlierc i> n *«: irbit’ Iillioiia nfipefar* mire, M2i«i vvliitc linne tl»-p»Hii«, m*,! xviierr c a prickburning Hot* wlien | tselu;; wait*-, asitl pain in me btiiaSi of t lie nnii ai mar t L(«sti«a. !<& nil couilitiont Untiway's * ttr>a itarll- Itan tteiolvi-m uic|c<I Uy Ion of Jr* -eyolrent ^ •Fcii m were five in number, and in the form of an ' u " 1 V G 1 '■V 1 amphitheatre. 7'he fifth was (he enorrttons brazen image of Ajipolo at Itliodcs which incident to prove the injustice of the popular j was erected B. C. 200 years, and was thrown impression : Mr. Lincoln was very sensitive J down by an earthquake about seventy years *5»»»nli <.f t!if. iJurk. txutl t hr re^olH- t« il will: «««; or d o of llmiway'* i<rj|%iUit. in:? | >t .r tlay. will boou m«k» « c -n*- plt tc c«nr.. In a ivw (Ittyx, «jmileitt will «>»• roaliir*! »<» Uolii otltl «ii*r?* bSw wtili-r Mnluruily witi«ou( 1> *i >t, n t*tl Uir t: jti« tvi11 l>r rr It- »?*» utxiurni clvMtv nixvl umb«x' or «It«rry roi«ir. oftlte criticisms of the newspayer press, be- afterwards. It stood across the entcraiice . kMcCleHan. and Butmriflc and Pope, waiti “Make your individual note, one year, !-o, , , T , . r ’ W . , . ‘ . ,, , , ,, ■ fn: army ot the 1 otomne, ami the aceomua- ithout interest, lor twenty thousand dollars^ . ' . . linving it, as he asserted, the true voice of j ro the harbor, with > uch foot on the extremi- | tho people. The failures of McDowell and | ty of a undo. 7 he sixth was i’hidas’ statue | of Jupiter Olympus, which was thirty nine 1 Tli . - YV \s r:*s t F THE h mx arc 'Upplv'd with n*;w, n Lt, 'tn<i vj *nrou blonj ♦!,%{ iui»it*'tu>.*t -»o to; | si.ru >u;v. ‘JCn. ■ nil nmurinTfronx \V ‘ t ((EXING i *!.-<?. t A K * • ci t;«T bAAl.l: «>r Ffc,-. \ l,K ' of tilk SY'oinb, 1/liira.s or < tiu r n -piis, An ther intx 'ce^ S;;-itu or Bnij.lt-.ii-f.!::«•>.■», «*j weir . JsSiyingcriticisms of<the newspapers, had al and L will give vou a cheek payable in goy- p , ,, „ t.iVost crazed nun. J i.me and again bo would 7'. 1 . l0 '" t . ‘ire himself from the White House, and seek IV hue Isut gazing upon him in spCceblc; astonishment, he continued. “You don't remember me, bat L rotnember you. I rember when you were a member rj the Superintending School Courmittee i ! Bradford. I was a boy in the viilagi* b'-h .My father was dead-my ir.otbi r w ;s joor, | uti*i I -vno hut a shabby clad bey child i llotlgY clean. AVhea our class e-*ne out tort die SiintpuV little olheo, t!ie only ]>lacc in the city, iiejofton remarked, where he was free fro® bores- He often talked to Mr. Stanton ,.. of re > ufng. or prossirigon Gongresa the pro- j i priety oi'giving ^ “Uitrpl of the army and navy (o luilitar^’l dte ft was during this ££* , that he c>30cKaL*Vj .i..k- W vtwjti>s M " ac, alio h . dr ; . fxOl _ _ ...... or Vr i>trt*ai ui^liar^ks-. or uk- ij/or soro^Thfi r‘*. irttive protym »t HaDv AY'S saU.-sAPAItii: ai'H iUTt Flltti tn THE TUCfci TUB T.\r> W AY'S S \ l HIL f Rupp'intho .-vstern, tiivotijh tli.> blood, urin of liigjpt, which Wds built of white ! ^ *“ ^ *i: i feet high, and was made entirely of gold am! ivory. Tbe seventh was the Pharos, or tbo light house, built by Ptolemy Phil ulelpliu.- Kio marble, at the entrance to the harbor o! Alexandria; and a light was kept- constantly on top of it to aid the sailors of the Mcdife- rem an in steering fir the bay. Tiv.l; A S 'te rsl ‘fTa ueT Z. 9 y n 1 ; K'u»rvK.^ :>*I. urin,. s- ... ’ I’.p'urotl orpTHiii healed ■ U Y t »F CUKE. T»! J lio End of Fear (lircat DIco, on exa mi nation day, you mkedthe qi ' ^ wajjppp. . t fancied y**u would prai- and |>ct the **• ' ' Vie had a -ro.,.! ..niiu.m of Tl'i.U* '''i'M- dren of rich and fortunate part :, and pass me by. I blundered ami stammered . and pered mortar. He sees tho foundation go up I quivered with / limne. But it was not as J gradually till it reaches the level of the top of I thought In ibc'end you passed by all tbe tho holy hill, lie sees the temple walls I others and came to me. Y u laid your hand arise without sound of hammer, or of any j U p,, n mv bead, and told me I had done very tool, and majestic pillars of Jackin and Ibi z planted in their places, he sees the beautiful structure rooted in, and the temple almost nied with the declaration of his long petit up j r, 0l .„ !,i s custom, hut he thought that oeca- love, transmitted with blue ink, upon a sheet j i ; OI1 granted it. The boarders at the ofpaper, carefully scolloped around the edges ‘ tarm ], oose had just adjourned from tbe with a pair of scissors, and the border slain- | breakfast table to the parlor, wheu Phi Ian «p with poke-berry juice. | der enquired for “Mister Ludington ;" and •Dearest (.ate, idle a my eye, I think j (Charles, with suppressed mirth, introduced him. well; ai; '. -hen you told me 1 could do better still if I would try. You told me the way to honor and renown were open to all alike—no completed—when his soul is horrified at the I one had o free pass. All 1 haeto do was, to deed of unequalled atrocity, the will for which | resolved and push on. That sir, was the is yet hoard among all true Master Masons, and which will be lamented ns long as the V He had a good opiuton of I! \.k’ ing him an ho.test and sinecro patriot r.-1 soldier. Ho put him in command, and did The four conquerors who occupy the most conspicuous places in tin history of the w- .!.! run*:. A l Tt (i:o r»‘s11 1 1 by ('Imn when tb.t • n c it PIC' f enry, C..! Sl\’« Chi •; ciui“s ti-t.J ■imrm ■mk. c r. and Bc- evcrvthing in his power to make him fighl what lie wanted to make a closing battle of you be tbe sweetest gal 1 ever sec : tbe swoet- cstchunl; of anything ever plastered togeth er. Notwithstatiding the highly centering of this substance in the shape of 'lasses can dy. I acknowledge you as *he guiderof my future. Pap says if you marry me I slm!I have a whole acre south of the barn to plant; aud. dearest Cate, you -hall have the bossing of it. Ju.-t think of that, dearest Cate. Put this is deviating from mv love Fouls of the air, ti.-hes of the sea, and quad riples, animals of the laud have their mates. “Wall. Mr. Ludington. I spose I might as well let it out afore the hull of’em. 1 come to make a hitch with your dartar • if you're willin. we’ll jittr quickcr'o (hootin'. Kate fled through the door, and Charlie retreated through the bay-window into the garden Dr. i.uddington in an instant raw the true position of affair*. He told Philander he could fine one better fitted among iiis ac- order exists that knows no latitude or race, and confert its blessings upon all mankind (he rising to the setting of the sun. Such arc some of the reflections that arise in the breast of the Master Mason as he gazes with rcvcrance upon this relic of hoary an tiquity. It must suggest much more the brother that has received further light by progression to the Royal Arch, in which many more interesting facts are disclosed but tbat sacred edifice. Union Lodge. No. 90, of Baltimore, should he proud of owning but apart of one of tbe stones of that glorious structure more celeb ra ted titan (he Pyramid of Cheops, than the Pantlicm or the Partheonon. Would tbat every lodge i t the country were possessed of turning point of my life. From that hour my soul has aspired, and T have never reach ed a great good without blessing yon in my heart. I have prospered, and am wealthy: and now I offer bat a poor return for tbe soul wealth you gave nm in that by gone time.” “I took the cheque,” said Winslow, “and j d-ew the gold: and our h use was saved. Ami I the war. Accordingly, when Hooker got under way, news come that at ChauceJiors- ville he would make his fight. Mr. Lincoln was in the greatest state of mental excitement. From the time that Hooker began to march, and consternation of Borne, passed tli re Alexander, Hannibal •'.t parte. Alexander, after having climbed the dizzy height of ambition, with bis temples bouup with chaplets dipped in litc blood ofn.il- liotis, looked down upon a conqured world and wept, because there was nut another for him to conquer, sot a city on tire, and died in a scene of debauch. Hannibal, after liaviug. to the astonish i mult i limit .*. a i ! tliin (’jo , j j iVi !i«,a I 5 - J tret! t-. n V 1 f“ Oi the U>.J.y lie-you i i- 4. That n ««I *.va y** ol vent suppii' J t want uar« r u P :i r» « p a r' v •** m i r b. i'oke ct av *. \ our a to exi-1 in iu- liciiie, th it thin i,.*»r (..e in ’ .1 :i. i . tell..', . t- fwi t Ry-tkiit ».f cure i» ’us follows ; i. Its i^rcHY jwwer in ns.-*lmi^8Un» tko ha ‘t. iM tint s'.Hjjt • f diHUiatitiQ in tin* process of di.-. stioM, cLyma ■hyle with the T.. tu'ish»u;' oioau rus of blood. until the smoke of tbe battle had cleared from the fatal field of Chanccllorsville he seareely knew what it was to sloop. It will Alps, and having put to Light (lie armies ol the mistress of the world, and stripped ■ three bushels of gold ting* from the Sin- be remembered that the fight lasted three j o r ‘ rs fr er slaughtered knights,” and made days. During the first two days it h, iked her f >undations quake, fled from the conn a- if Hooker was ah nt to accomplish what so many failed to do. but early on the tiiird day the usual half hour dispatches began to make matters look worse. That whole day Mr. Liticoltt was miserable. lie ate nothing where, at the end of the year.” lie added, “do • ^ } ^ no ^ !)ut Mp Stanton Af you suppose l found my note?” We could not guess. “In possession,” he said, with streaming eves “ofmy little orph iu grandaught' .. Oh hearts like that nmiV are what brings earth get tier. and heaven nearer t A N:i(I tHViir, I it grew dark the dispatches ceased to come ■ altogether. Tbe President would walk from ! the White House to the War Department and anxiously inquire for Hooker. The night was dark and stormy -about as mean a night as was ever experienced in Wa.-h- i ington. About 7 o’clock the President closed bis visits to tho War Department and 1 want mine too, dearest Cate. 1 have I quaintem.es to d" honor to tho name of Ski- a dollar aud a shilling which you sh all keep A gentleman front Sparta. Tennessee, gives j An h-mr aftenvi i a dispatch of an indefi- a fragment, however small, of the j.^i.i work I thli I-urtlculaisof a sad MTair which occur- | nite chanofer wim retvivcd and Mr. . tan- of the genius of King Solomon, A Hiram of ^ ^ ^ ^ k * U * ' f " ^ . V''" ^ ^ }'* I one of those perimlical masque a.i;up f„ r ' found Mr. Lincoln walking the room, and as j which the rur al al.striete an celebrated, the | he entered, the tgonizrd appearance ol the visitations 'nan so terrified biin that it was with did! Tyre, cod of Hiram A hi if.— Rj-hiini/e Who wvs Titk fie o\t) W snldects of tsiitxt: rox when you get married until 1 waut it. Yam i The Doctor’s kind remarks somewhat can milk ol 1 Molly and feed the chickens, 1 soothed Philiatidcr’s disapriaintment; judging while I do the chores. Thus we'll ?a!h r not | from hi* whistle a - hi* left the hoa-se a minute’s sc|r.ir tion. If you an 1 llie old j After I’liilatader's exit. Kate and Charlie folk- didn’t agree we would leave 'em. taaol ! returned to the parlor when the. whole mat- move tip stairs. Sally Fliggins has been ! ter leaked not. Kate was sure she wouldn't orful sweet to me of late, bull haiul took | fugive l*':' oousin, but this declaration thro’ any notice of her since I see y u. I t pair of pouting bps, dial not at all disturb You may feel kinder modest abaut ans wering this ere iove letter, hut you needn't be afraid; I’ll go behind the barn ro read it, and then hide it under the hay mow. “Your luvenist PniHASDF.R.” When Kate read this, she was sitting up side . Charlie’s pleasure. Before the party return ed to the city Philander was engaged to Sal !y Fliggins. Six months from this time, Kate received the second preposhion A It L ugh contain ing less expressed stipulations than the fi>r- The Mobile Register is responsible for th following telling hit : Who was the second Washington ? Tl I'h ■ laadicals say it was Ldv. in ji. Stanton. It couldn’t have been Slant, it. for ,.hen Thad. Stevens died they said it v. > StevciiA It oontda't b ive been Stevens, t r when I was lits-mssi- .•d ,.l!.s and spiritual at great length, and with that i vigge rat too •■.id high coloring usually | *■’ a ]t cully he could sp ak. im like a wild man, Mr. Line and sci/l ! alt inhe 1 t any theme in which the superna- | patch from his hand re id it and simply re- j 11 ' ! turai pit's a part. When the party broke marked: Canton, there's hope yet ?" At try. being hated by these who once exulting ly united his name te that of their ■red, and called him Ilanni-Baal ; and died at last by poison administered by bis own hand unla mented and unwept, in a foreign land. Cicsar. after, having conquered eight hnn dred cities and dyeing his garments i-t i’nc blood of one million of his foes, after having pursued to death the only riyal lie had on earth, was miserably assassinated by those he considered his nearest friend*, and in thutve ry place the attainment of which had been his greatest ambition. Bonaparte, whose mandates kings and p n,- obeyed, alter having filled ihe earth with the (error of his name, after having deluged Europe with tears and blood, and clothed tiie wortd in sackcloth, closed his d.ivs in ; lonely banishment, alom-t litteraliv exiled ft'' n the >v... Id yet where lie could s unetiuno, i In walked ; country':* banner Waiving over the! g tho dis- , H M>t * * M, t w bi‘ h diti no! md could not bring J ! him aid. gAppratitiR from these ref?ft aud nort qnal- j me* before tl.. / are up by the 1adee*.*9 afttl ni*i j formed into blood. Here wo sou that by its wonderful I power it eharooft tho .*• -stem ''•'ith l!:»? vi.vy ewk-r-v or prinext ie that fotms tho vital p.-wers ol the l-ody, nod hi cLuamoul action on’he bl tod in it» primitive and (Min- plot* toiiditivn, soytirai. tt v ry atom of ref umatt t Hie* element, out of witicn tuo riius - f dwetuic if torn* *1 Tliat, the tiio.ri tho.- i)iepftrv.l, ,ui*l •'.ui>pTiod with th >t; noutt.duHg pnvportios b•.*:*.■ nea atrt*ny, rich xnd healthy, utid h Ms in solution it a i ron r constitu- nt*. through the t tntpnriSlinn lle« >lwent, ua>i ropaits the w..ot uu l>o«ly with soui 1 anil healthy atructuros. huM. is tho wondciful powt ? th« 8ar«M- pnrHItMn Kesolv«*7«t lAtuts on the blood and jbiicc» of tiic rvatein, t’.nt no Tiroienl- humcra or p. t- aom will oxibt by whi»'!» lurKwits o • mftd ti*y wb . tu« SnrBfi 3. rhe r tui.t;, which tL« Sat-aimt illtnn «*nt»*r* the* circulfttioG, aud commum<'ut&s its curative powt ts through the U!ood, Sw vt, Vtiao, a»t! otiier iluio-*, »*.- cures the (•'•nsfitaeot secre’J of each rc^iH.t’tivo 0* 4 m, f^tablUl.ing i'unoti.vnr>l haiinony through' ut thetya’em ; thtough us iution ui>I pfWL*r over tlu* FMcreltoniit t.’i* Lirci soeretia i*r- ji itur.il v projier aHotineut «,f bi « ; the Skin sweat i tho Kidneys crea. :«nd the t4tn.p1 carbon; soth .t this wondH-ful m dttiuc not oniy i-tlati- ish 1 s he tit h in the slok bo.lv, but ni-wervetj th« syatem in health. a\s w bar . shown tlic jm . .clple on wairh diaease 1j formed, a* well as the on'.y si’tt.*>ii.u‘ t: <* ry of cure, w.» claim thot the vnr- of euro of the £nt*sa|>ar)l- Sitm Kts.:,! vont 1 1;alini t'.d, it^o that t , t y <li-w.tso that is of «i Car • ; .^’r ' ; oufl or O.gauic D;ath<iais* is, properly vithin i*. special raugo. Tin: ovv\t si:< um of ccrk In this M< .in. uu; c. • .. 3 it. ":e solt 'f ion of ingre-liont* oontal u .j; • 1: .a* *111 n«i n- ii.j: ; ;•.*: •nth?- t ij, saj>- ply th e'.»..d p ner ti *t- •: «i?i. A.-h oo:i«eitii« ».♦* w' ■ h, in n e*>H <* : •■■a •• m l n’ * i.ivity, defi- Vhe. Lincoln diet] they said X was Lincoln It ennldn’t have Lincoln, fir when John on a grassy knoll near the road side . her I nicr. she accepted, and became Mrf. Brt-uhan mind had bei it so occupied with decipher- ! and about the same period there was also a tog this epistle, that she did not notice the • wedding at the l-kavins mansion though on approach of two <0 utlcinen. ■ a huinbler styln. May both couples enjoys Her merry laugh, a* -he finished reading, 1 long am! happy life ! arrested the attention ifi the gentlemen. 3lie J — • sccidciitaily caught sight ■■fithcin, aud with ■ ‘-'ly couqietitor, exclaimed apolitical or- brightened color, checked her mirth. : -Mor, “has told y u of the service he has ren- “IVIty. cousin Charlie, ” | dered his eonutry in Brown died they said it wi.s Brown. It couldn't have been Brown—well, it s no use running the thing into the ground af- 1 up one 'cthe yonng nien of the neighborhood ! 'I' j iv, i no. idea ■' 1'i ightcning two of tbe | 1 "* j ladies, •.vho h 1 some distance to go .wing a ! -V ■ !uttei\ r a. ; , with their brother. Wrapping i liitns if in a sheet from hi ad to loot, he took rt palh and emerged upon the trio from solii .tation. he. :tei*omp:tnied j war department whore they | Crawlptl S'|>. ! e. g“ ...t a copse i'f bush' s just as they came up As , ihe ftgut 1 ' in whit' l ocum' visible, moving slowly ton n Js them, tbe trio set up the most v? : who w s the I horrible shriek . and fled down the path in ; 'M. v *' ! tl, utmost terror. One of the ladies swooned j " 0 iirt rl, ind • ♦ ex— — laud fell to the ground, while the other reach- fearlttl !■ -* "t A I t any Mistake.—A lady at 01 nicestc: : ,„] lu.m-e, with reason unseated, a raving j nut 11 ; to the war department where they ! Not long since a gcntieinan found in hi 1 to spend the lime together until same ! hennery a simple minded soul 1 the vicinitv defii. -e was heard froni Hooker. For who lived without any visible mean four hours the longest and most wearisome | port f hi* lift- *.iid Mr. St tnton they waited b' ■ “What lisputch t hi 11c ol s:tj» ter running it up the second \\ ashington ? it,, fore th I look. 1 was ree read, it h" thre a M announcing the ivircat of 'vcii. When Mr. Lincoln up his Hands and lain:- ! ire ye t dung ten’ing my chicken* : ' ■No, sir. I tht ht < f d h.'te. ' :bi “Mr. Brcttltati, allow me to introduce Miss tod that the late was. Let me 1, too, acted an humble part in When Mas*., a day or two simv of friend* to her bouse to meal tiic guests found tbe but not inebriates,’' so hitter as t invite'! -a uuiiiU'r tea. Durin r the “cap that «he i s he unfit for house (i had -A ■ ’sh t i'fe /»,. .met fii l .vcpiittt <* Oiftrug**. Ludington, my cousin, of whom 1 have often i that memorable contest. When the toesin tf war suiiiiimi. 'd the li.yal masses to the de nse The next day the lady of the discovere 1 to her mortficatioii, that si sweetened the tea with e]>«"i» s Its a quauti- | ty of that useful but unpalatable atticle bav ‘ been placed on the same shelf with mme I granulated sugar. art He from tho than 1 ; a leaf, hi j I'isat.- a rolling bis bat ami cost For flv I turning Stanton, (air cause ; s lost.— -we are ruined, and such a life. My Go!! this i* more •an bear." 11“ stood trottiM n-- like wore a gh.astiy hue. the jiars- from his brow, lie put m th. ' n bunt, cni 1 I lefcnb il We take the followin Gheslerfiidd [>• uo ■ rut Governor Scott, lias e mmuted the sonte.m of Abram Ghambers. Sr., colored ttentence will the ] M be bum' f At the murder of Lis child live ^ mark he years old, to impri.souiuer»t for 1 il began pa minutes he wa- sdent, and then, to Stanton, ho -aid: If I i.m not sort ft unfr/rtunab ly hop pie m uded individual v, ofiilte limensions of a !.■. thcreot ddapidated to a •is fia had pmt in his d ll ilf ’-.w ., Imilct was rieist of, witli tl c onii>Lin;*t! !i of i— tU-ii form U.h SAU.SAJ A ;ii.ha .V RKSOL* , ■ ‘ VK>*; If tb»: c- n»tituf*tit .f < YS-'-. -Ad e\!;.lti«wd UwOl *IM» -^^I Mtinow *he.K air, uft* wo 1 l. *t .0 U.lot. 8 ), whea V. tt*«' Idoc . * < .r*K\s ■ • . 1 f : s v»Ut or.n** tltucrU, 14 Y* deposits in tulwi *. 1 uh i*«e l hum r - in :.I*0 body, •* «* 1 *!i»-ol**m j‘i "f •!'* «v 1 r, .. nt >s s. ioj vone. If ttt< VVi: 3 A.-''4l|i lllian Ur»ttU» til iff U* th« blood ..t.X ,* tr 1 wj in « at *xv ■; ' is ti the fttnr'<j U. ’ie »: *’i * ’i-'fl t .o Ilf.* p.Kimple, und _• eua '.(■.-■ tl.i ulov i ft* l u aolution nil its L.tUi: at oon* d^tUKXtR. DAILY i-og+'h take rdwe, for h* : i • triliian i'-< ■ .“cs th T; if!' i » dlmhi' . “4, m i * • . wbi'it*. i art* titli. • t tho It ■ ;h* ft .' .0? ■ th.-l a t * i*stal»- j itshr'i! oi Ht.mmr v d, or tho ; l dfl i .i-.un of th. li l ... a : .1 th. ccHsump- liv* . .fs'i.i.C o • m. ,0tt .a- 1 V**r I 1 il lit t. S uud. j V.' * ■aallli. ■. r. • n.iN. L \I*Y TrrrGf. OruTH, T> ... Li, 8o I.tit;.;.. tr* d . l l - kin? rom tKo • ^ Mr. »•» • ■ "X nrtMi* *. t* «.onuu»r 4 tr* oiler,* in Cn it a* • • -st, from W.* jo.* -'k • uitic tU » ff'.panl IT, IS*iff. •• . to < XH-s.vl’AUlI T.T N Hi to!.'- rinTf m rrw.it denmi.1. a? t ■ . i. -. Mi. jjo . .t inaff .-U* Vt’L* t »« r* (• .nr, t ■! iii.* t 1 1, 0 ,%»• A 1, • ( A *•'.! .an WAH ■ (.1 .*• ’, •■ ru u»«* *. •luhiiUH.il ktiil.l. \ N UK H'.IA . A 1, c.n . w *v to . .1 Sh. , 1 .1 vc » •ticu l.tai In •re a high .-tra -li > ■•, and the 1 cr'otii i xt nf. dal, tiic !••. id • 11 to pr.'trtn! Sim. V ha* . iwn Jus of a from r.-. (KSafilA ■ ». .11 I ■ J \‘ M *> ' IX, >tr.- -JBE* X t-ika. 1- ."■lec here, 'said (b.j gcntltinan. “ho •bat chicken get into your hat?” Well.” exclaim the simple-mined in t* 1 | uni. with nu a ; r of honest .surprise and era lc ' 1 barrassment, “that is the .strangest tiling that „ (ever happenod to n.' T sappiso tbe darn- in* action* alarmed Mr. Stanton, audit. , ,,,] ■to , .5 11( 11 uu all'' rm« >ff A If . •f t'tjry ..It w gtv.T if' t/ :f ' 1 tO'inorivw. dt’ii t feul alarTiied. i agjxin, and so innnj killed. AVha say ' As he marie the YYetit to open (lit: door to *ro out.— omk* &*• lit.tin ^7/*$ cf f-v-c*'* tin:. jAy . • .*.- Mn -• . tu%i %1 •n *trh • >. **. ,4 .i t>vr\ : tl • spoken Tbe speaker wax a rather tall young man with a frank open countenance and a mis chievous eye, that bespoke, a keen relish for fun. Hi* companion , Edgar Brouhan.a college 1 fence of the national flag. I, fellow-citizen*. You say the ih .easel settled here: animated by the patriotic spirit which grows j do you mean by settled ? " ■•Well in every American bust m, hired a substitute. • born here—g t married here and and the bom * of that man now lie bleaching | buried here, a :d if that was not fctt'.i on the banki ol'tiic Rappahannock.” ' j tlmu I'm no judge.” This I has done without troubling hiin-I stopped biin iid entreated him to return. ‘ | c ,^ ’> itter must enw ■ my 'rowset * ■C.P.VCti.l.tA . •'r (» I'<-; at f-.x ’Mhi !>W. U len ! ine. Nti-*; 1 EEiOl# • *'V Alt iY S> Jl> i Wliat self to inqauw in to tho facta of diabolical murder ever heard of in t niunit,. If Abram «.'bamber* docs tbe most is co in tuit de- g him t serve to die, we cannot eoiicievc "f a ease in | got biin to c u- ut to retire to lied, and leave | home.” ; which the death penalty . liculd be enforced. , f, r the army together th that they might talk aud act like nun. With | i a r diihculty he had him retu- o, and Mr. Ftau- | At what hour do vou dine, tu' dra: ? ’ t*k j ton bepan to try and cheer him. He finally 1 ed a lady of a little girl. ‘•When papa e .:m s ' •And when ilocs youi jLip i cun.*: ; nt::t moriiiu^— i u«*me . Ju.'t Uciuro dinucr. ma am. K. D. GHA-RLE Ac a* *. is:To:UJEY AI LAW, ' '■'c'-,"'. \ . Jb V !