University of South Carolina Libraries
" ' ' *. "' *' . _ .' ;? W~':y" *." f"'"V 1f ; ' ^' D170T3? TO MTERATURH, THE ARTS, SGISHGB, AGRICULTURE, HRWS, POLITICS, &C., ?t' =- ' - - ----- f ' rrsr-^--- _. .... . . i ... - _... ..... , . . . , _ TEEMS OSX DOLLAR PER. ANNUM,] MI*et it be Instilled into the Hearts of your Children that the Liberty of the Press is the Palladium of all your Rights."?Juniut. [PAYABLE IN ' ADVAN CJj. VOLUME 3?NO. 45, ABBEVILLE C. II., SOUTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 14, 1856. WHOLE NUMBER 149. . , ?? r - " " fUJB INDEPENDENT PRESS rt'BLUBXD WCEELT, AT ABDEVILLS, 8. C., AT ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, HAS a circulation of nearly one thousand in Abbeville District, and is constnntly increasing. Its circulation in this Stale i* about fourteen hundred, nnd its entire lift of subscribers numbers over sixteen hundred. It is therefore.offered to the mercantile and business cominuuitv trenornllv (is the bes' adverti *ing medium iu the up-country of South Cnr olina. rates of advertising. I square S months ? 4 <K) 1 square, 6 months ....... C cm? 1 square 12 months ..... ly uo 2 squares 3 mouths ...... 6 no "2 squares 6 months 10 00 3 squaiee 12 months ..... . 16 on 4* squares 8 months 8 (Hi 3 squares 6 months - - ... 12 no 3 squares 12 months ...... 20 00 4 squares 3 months In on 4 squares 6 months ...... 16 on 4 squares 12 mouths 26 on 0 squares 3 months ...... j., iju -B squares 6 .mouths - 20 On 1 squares 12 months .... -So nn Advertisements inserted for a shorter period thnn three months will he charged 76 cents per square (12 linr? or le#s) for first inser tion and 37 J per squnre for each continuance, pf* Any one advertising hv Annual or semiAn bus! contract can change his advertisement monthly, if he desires. tsr Subscribers to the pnper who do not pay their Ktihscripiious within the venr will bo ^Wjjjyd <1 60. [April 20, 1B55 AiWNEKICAIV HOTEL, Centre Street, " IIAMBURQ, S. C. Proprietor*, O. II. JP. SCOTT & CO. Feb2, 1886 "Xv ly JONES & L'lV IH GS T OH, Attorney* at Law, Ofife next door to %7t</mton & Fair, .- ABBEVILLE C. II. i n. *. JONE3.] [j. W. LXVIK'SSTOK. ; WILLIAM P.-PRICE, ~j At tor lie 5 at Law, Will Practice in the Courts of the- Wetlern -v Circuit. - v. Office at Greenville C. HFeb 1, I860 89 tf. j JAMES S. COTIIRAN, ! Attorney at l.aw, , , ABBKVILI.E C If., S. C :M33P ATav hr found for the orcurtit in the Cornmitsioner's Office. 181869 87 ly - v.~ - . ' :. -:,ELF()|!n & DONALDSON, NBYSATXAW, : . G UEfeN.VMLLE, S. C. C. J. ElFORD. T. Q. DONALDSON. - 1856 . , ; v87 4v Edgeflel4 inftrnier. ?* - - - ^nere Aiill^e'Prcas tbe people's rights main~ - CV: ' ' ' ' by poorer, apd unHribod by gain." U ' Subscriber proposes, on ilie firHThnr* ne-*t' if ?%'?*'* en*' ^ eonraeM. <? ??u?e?Oe the puidication. ?t| yJ-:,'~-'KAa3'^<X-<*??*? Vtdep?nde n t, oon-nru ?* While iu col-. ^laWw??B ?*u?l fc QantAof JSSS 1 - ' .-v'f iofomwtion'-tel?ti<?.to^iTOinerce, A?nt:pUuff ?o?^?^v}feerat4tr^'*nd; ihe/ariv, ' i'ytiM2^latidT^row^vpiiM6l^1I.Dt?st?o A** ' ^" ID^t. i<SU; o thorough rtformin o?r S?*t? poll&?'4 LlKtor"1 q"'" i no cronuie^ .! * *, flSotny ?qd expense ahull lie frpjiredto make the ^B^.rnewffpapor.oogJii, to b& t .; : ZrJfrf$LW^'w* tha receilSt pf tile fir?t. number. ! *t Edgefield a II.t' ..; ..: *&-G. ?'%&< :* ' C. W.. blY^ES.. -: v .:Edg*fi<jM.3>?c ?>, I8fi?, ^' v-' -;' -* '^ ** ' 'y',.W B.-r-Poatmaatera and otbeni -who will ^ di n g1 MISOII III, ANY. Blessed Are the Merciful. DT JEANME DKANS. All was fttill in the rh'?'|> h?'nrt of the cOiil iniin"*. The* tlirob ot toil.-ome life, tlie tumultuous wIhh-s of harsh voitvs, tIk* thuiith-r of iioti \vhe?*ls iiud implements, was liu?|h'd. Il w;is miilnitflit;?midnight (ilwaVK t1n-r?*. hut rnlin. r n..w Under :i <jrent chain of light,' which, lik*a shining s?m j>? lit. < utv. il and quivered f<?i miles nwiiy, sat two Im-v watchers in tin dead night. They rested. in a half-cm l?rm*. upon die gr-.uin), tin* aim of tIk one thrown carelessly. Im: firmly roiind tin othiT. Dirk ami Boatswain were followworker* in the mincn; honi in its dukv hosoiji; reared under the influence of ii> hnish theories. l-outid to it, l?o.'v and* >til I>y their m?-iu i?sk iiihskt- T)?st?nv ; ilu-v had never Wheld <? dV glorious sunlight. .... 9 ?f * - * m-vi-rj 11is u'ltip, i-jiu'iful world was only n traditionary 'a'e in tin hi. "Ti ll it again. lioa'swain, <]e?i U?iaNwain, i?'!I it again." whispered lii11?* I>vk. l-?nkiiiy up timidly *nto the hold h!ne eves, thai slioni'ab ?ve him with a Hear, stem-light. Ifoat swain's tflatii'i* rested. f??r a moment, upon ih?* ehildish fare 1'efme him. Thosr lark, serene eyes. ?d like sweet, mournful piettmn; the masses of tangled hrown liair, making a shadowy oti'line about tho>e "lender featuies; the graceful lips, r^d and smiling, were nil dear image* t?i him. Then, in his rnlm, fiowunr vnirp. I)*- reluted wttnl I) ek l??v?*il so well to heir, am! wIihI lie hnd viniolied ninny nn<] tunny ? day, , ' It's like anoilmr counti v lyin' am! miles, over head from thi<. witli high mountains leaiiiu1 auainst a fj:eat Mm* sky. vvjd>*r iiii' wider than you could ever dream of. Then there's tivi-rs a <la-hiti' ami fo?min' over queer rueks, ami talkin'. forever an' ever. almut how the sunshine is a rot-kin itself to sleep in ui'i'MtiH of grass hiu! Howerp, (just think i?' iloir, I).?-k!) that qniwiin' and ihrobbiii' from niornih' till night, like a real i.ninat) heart. "And tlien then**.* woods that makes pleasant shade, and spreads out green fin gers like, to lli? 1?* Ilielu?ielves Alid oil! if yon could only think how thousands :itid thousands of bird:* piereis thro' and thro1 tin-in gr< en sort of fingers, with whisilin1 and nititfiii* all the while. Then, when it L'limi-S lltirlit lln.fu'- ?l?- ?? *-- ' vf ' 1 ! >. IIIUUII MfllH ?JI III* piin. luiijjxii)' like <> silverIfjisin 'VVJIJ UJ? hijrh. mij?1 in.ikin' a yrjnnl shine, only "tsiiiit g<iliMik<Ybut white. you'ktiow. Oh! oh! i Di;b. itVthat 'hat crushes m<?! To think how it niiiM ln\ like h fine glory, up there now, and w<*,tn:iy be, never to >-ee iu Never, never, !,V?-k !'t Boatswain'* voice ha<l fallen (o a wliUper.and liii* blue eyes nhohe fiereely, defiantly. down. "Dick ehm# elowr (o liim, the tear* all wet on his cheek*, find trhk1 ling down to his'red lips. I >Oli! don't BiiiUfswrtSn: von prnmlswl I wo xlmiilil ilf inmu* u)iy< (ho beautiful i wurl.l." ' ' . | . *-Yreplied Boat^wa-n with terrible vclwmeni^ in l?ia usual calm voice. - MYea wo shrill see it." ; **Y?iu liHve promised!?yon hnve p?omi*?l 1 Ami when, with Clod's help, V??u oyt or till*,' yoll won't forjn-t in?*. You VfonV forget poor Di?-k. .who loves von ln-ltw ! I Dm jyorld* an' Worlds.|i?it topri ihur." I Hoalswiiiii. l(r?lf rained- JiimV-lf, <in orns arin, an'lgM2t'd. earn wily u|w>n -ih?* I. '-devoted Tieinir. liivide linn, who had tolled i with him, wiflVrcd with hilt)who now liio|K*r! with him, I Then Di<-k. hsard him '.?uy, in a_ voice w-nrrely ap.diWe, from emotion nud-{>asVionIftle Je|idernoss?SNfcfj'f!'?. . .. I ixwswitiiij (nicy en MM him tlr.it in the ljeraUHM In; >v^h . jo Kf4.1 mjil ?;!>errv) ?r.lk>n>KW;iin W?sn f<>(ti><i!in?. ' H" Whh'h TihoIv plant, i-ri-jit nj) ^jn "lb.* Itrj^l'fer flnsln-n of<iilo|,' jrtl'} "jjHiifly iis{>K'l, cumvuli-il a chill ?ltd wiijry Jjieart within; Oiify fine d 1ch*<>ly <IfW ever fell ii?to.._it?* ~ru?le only vine ^gtish of a j?i il tewlerni'^^-v.-r qnieVc'rifd' if* puliation-!,?ami VHrtt whs the essence - of poor lit lie 1 >u-kV rd?^ib|nhw'''- - .0 ? r ' ' Shfilr/ht4 meUi^W;?jv*? llie whistle jlnM fritted hiR^hqii^ eoipjJMuiiinH nfc ^Uip com feifebua wUrmgly. i1?V%? >' nw^k- ju*,! iht iiKlo toil ?i#???^-3Vy I'Ww U wr*m* Wfr-afe J""** arou^i thorffc iu -alu-it ;.4.wn I.enrrH,?n^t;; >q?Wb limit swain took Dick'* hand and laid it 1 on hi* rtnrdy breast, where it remained, ? fluttering wiili eXc.itemfent, like a Btnall r brown bird. < "Boauwain, how grnml and brace yon t arc! Swills likf I couldn't ever climb up c audi a iircHt way that lies 'tween you ami <. j me. But when we're out of thin, if harm t ' | ever come* of your daring, it'll be me a | who'll stand bv you till the last drop of , ] blond. Then maybe theirresil wnv n.tori.?.?i I . UMiiijfht grow shoiter like than 'ti" imw." v movement, half-ea- r , In ii l j li<u*llT7jijii j> I Ti'i. their two low*. I , ami liow'tntjumo' TTTck spoke of would I never come. f "IIi-?!" sai<i Boatswain^ impressively. ! and >ji- ;ikiiiir very low ; "there'll l<u search- r I intr lor us, not many nights from thin. T\v.? miles t'non iliis wall there's an old t I ... . ... n,..in nun ii.tsii i iM*? n wnrkol tor yt'are air wars. It's so lung utid s?o narrow that r ii. vcr ? Iiir of light ilnre come only to the i of it. I n?*\vr xaw it, Dick, hut I t dreamed of it. and I coil Id find it in till* f link, I ti-11 you. No- human foot over t rlimlKnl that place?no human creature j lare venture it. But I've sworn to etcnpe that way; I'll dig fast-holda for our f^et 1 I am! I.h.kK my boy. Hal they'll uever i fiuil us again." Di?k Ir< inMed, and shrank away in- I stini-tively from the strong arm embracing 1 , him. "Dark," whispered Bontswain passion ? :tt?-ly. "I'll dare it for you / It'll bo me r Inii'll help yon, or die / ** j 'Twas the middle of the nijjht, aud tho I i .if moon shone a<Ian? around tlie edges s of ail old shaft belonging to the mines, c Thick anil jjreen lav the long leaves over 1 it. t:iiis/le<| with a red mass of flowers. I Something was at work below where the moon rea> he?l, for faint noises anil low ..<( iimmvu unoerneain. nv?? r i -nik, rliiiil>:it<r figures m:ule. tlicir wny a bIowIv bn' ?t?*si?!ilv W> tlie light aboV?\ j "ito! I)irk! i)i?-k!" cri'id 'Boatswain, I I in a voice trembling with terri- \ Me cmntioii, "hurra 1 we're almost there! , I >o von we that white shine, glimeriii' ami ] witikiu' at tis? That's our sa\iu' light, I r ii-.U von! It's the blessed moon's light, i f ? ?1? .. ..I list i <* Dirk drew in his breath, and felt hs if t lie slioulil *woon away, Imfore he could make another hold in the Hhaft'a nidi*, s Tin-ir lie felt Boatswain's strong hand sup- I porting him. and lifting liitn higher, where " lie i'ould see the white shine plainer above I him. . * But sijihh'tily the great Wll of the mines t thuinlrrt*! Iii'Imi? ili.jiti ?1.~ -1..-? : iii^ LIiu wi ITUIl i li.n/iiii'l ihn .piufil i! trnmp of an hundred I rainu upon their ears. - 1 "Three tnore| only three more JM . nhno?t n ' rH' iekod T{oatrtW:itn. HVih, tlenven! only s three mortf, and wc? nre trim forever IV I N'-aror nnd neari-r. eame that heavy v I iriimp. >>ud the clanging iron. ? ! vri.,1,. ! iiidp! Boatswain, do&r Boat- 1 jsvVain. oil, help! -Von promised never to j I leave in<;?never to fin-get me. Oh, I Hin r goin'4' : Save moi" You promised?you t 1 * w ^ c I Yes. lie had promised; l?nt wasn't tlie d 'm<?>u linngiiiir'>nt <if the sky lotting its" glorv flood uver his f<u-e?nttil the reil flow- t ' er< h? lpiiiij those green finger* of leaves to I Im?. kon him 011? Wasn't the beautiful, s | new w.?rld flpn>:id nut before liim : ita wide s >;trnis ??yen ?"W ^niliriidiig him? ' ' i I Biiir tin* wildji liiiirimr arms hung about t his fcrt with .despairing energy; still-;th?jy * ! tetnrded hhn from the. glory above, foi* _lhe 1 j coming ?-vil below. " i ' ',Hi>:i<sw?hiiI <ft*arBpntswHmlH ! "Di-'k!" answored ? bourse v^ico, deep f J wl'h tnf?i' and-terror* "let go, i tell you ! 1 j ItVtoo IhK* now ; I couldn't anve rou no i 'how. Lf't PC" I" I frMp u,i irihvementi -/'lie shook j \ flf tin>SH ';,wif<l arms';- with. ono leap," iiri'l th?* lH;!p 6r"ru^atrong arms, he reached the ? (.i II?* whs no longer , a slave, But^lree w > frj'H ) t>i7wn. uijwri, foil that slight, rhil.lisn I f??rn?,- i?i m^wtiirhviiul nf-.tori*- flowers. ty.wn. wMbjt hmk?*nheart, and.ft trust 9*j f riuMv sliifltvJvVl;;^ - 'If All iriar.igt^U^inrV ?i:^yer^|;wUh^;h|oc?d,! i ' ui.fc,??stjuTf i?ot^)ii> ftUaftf - i" xvf.it*> ?l?iW^?^nb.V!?ii(er.^ -vWble <o i??q hv poor, helpless Dittk. If seemed to liim i* though a hard bitter spot kept deepeuing Hid widening iu bU heart, The ser^tte yea bognn to wear a severe, du-kv look ; be plensnnt, trusting smile bad hII failed tit of the om-e red lips, leaving a grieved, >ld expression there. I!e never spoke to buse ar?>und him. only whispering to himelf, ns he watrhed tbe swinging light. "Yes. I'm ?,omin\ T am. one of thesedavs, vtnte shin)). Tell bint?it's a hard word vhen I 911? it of him?that I ?-hjA forgive, lever. Tell him how th? re) flowers *i?kmedjfnc, n-lvin' dhwn there, nil bloody. fl"d iow ! tiikes Vm up and presses Vm on this >:ird spot. just here and promise* never to orgive." Poor child I Foor little fejlow 1 Wtint ire you saving F The pleasant, sunshiny voire caused Dirk o turn, suddenly, in this direction. "Only t:dkin' to the white shine, sir." he plied, his ey^s fixed upon the strange figire bending beside him. It seemed, to him, o wear a senrlet eloak wlneh flung out a rlow over the low pullet.. But it was only lie peinnl bonming of. ft benevolent face razinff down on liim. "Better prav, child. Th?'V U*ll mc yon invc retailed, and cnus?l d^crvedly, this lllStTV." "Oil!M panned little Dick, with his uinds pressed over the bitter spot, "oh, 3of-wain, Boatswain!" The plow of the warlet c lonk fell closer ound him ; lie f?*lt himself raised, tenderly. in."4 king in its fold*. Di<-k never could tell afterwards How it lappi-ned that. all at once. the hard hitter pot malted quite away; how the old rru?t aine nulling into its place, like the rivi*r boatswain talked of; and how he told, with ips grown red from the glow of the scarlet loak. his sad, sad story. "Dick." murmured the pleasant voi?\ _;. L , i ? iimi*- ru-ii nun st?H. uv t?n<U-rn<*.% "I am ilone in the wide world, aR yon nrc, tnv joor hoy. But then*'* wide room iti my icnrt f?>r vou to lie within it. Will you go villi me r. Three dnrs nfter that, five hundred mimda wore laid in the hard palm of ?h?* naster miner. Three days, and Di? k. holdng fast, the hand of hia, di?livet<>r,' under hadow of the sojirlpt cl'?nk. walked out into he world of blesst-d rmilight. i/im111 ?un ynu i was n comta", white liiri**, o' these days?" he tpurmured, ookiiie into the great blue skv above him: nil, Boatswain! it 'pears Mko I could nost forgive ytui now, if 'twant for the m<-ll of the red flowers, an' the promise I n:ule down there.1* Bright and ln-tiutiftd lookoil th<?. sprin?jiino Rimliirht into Burlpigh IJhII. Mr. lichaid Snmim-rset watcher! it islnnt into tin* Worn of a red plant, as he at )D his p!e;i;>;tnt_ library.-, tic a fin?,, inudsome man, .ahout threeand thirty, villi sejvne hrpwfi. ?yea. and na^llow-tinc'fl heeks. And aa W pat lints, intent upon lis business papers, Mr curved lip* ?*oin>rej*Mnl with Iini>iru;il determination. lii? niiftculnr form expressive of firm will in lie right, and? severe power in the wrong if life. Von e.oiild waren recognize trusting, lep?Mident Dick ?.f .olden days. lit; had lately returned <"frpm it'long ouf. across the se^is; returned 1o find hi* >pnefaetor pone to hi#' homp-rln-'Vond the kie*; nnd himself heir of Burleigh. -The rarlet cloak had fa Hun upon his shoulder* low, to be horne through Jifo' ?* a sacri-d rust. In* mill folda poven-d him rlosely, Ave Jhnt onw pfece if? hft li'^art where the! mrd, fitter.'?pftt h>C?V laitfof yore. rfFhere b* iclj-amingtoll nwn^l faintly. ; Years had ;pn?wd, and afill -frrenge-. ill feeling* -'lieM preeminent suvny;' still 3oatsWaiirs Xyhi'rcaW'rit* 'was nn nnW)lyid liyRtery. Veto Mr.' KTyffnro- Si>mirtt*r2et iev?? d^spavredv.foV htfhad sworn. a solemn 'ow. and that vow he *liouldfiUfillo"'*v>.-' Thifl *'1 <r^' - - .??" ! ?> -me jFicHMini unrary opcnefl, itid /i irt.an'enUr^d,- bearing a lcttei'; in 'Ina uipd. ?I "A ha I John, what1* 1 tlift! " and Mr. {irliard 4iir|?i?d;< over lhe r^d^al^ which >oroaii!j MraH^ dt'vifuv of^iin jinlf-rnon!), ,f.uFrorn ?Ifmaii of llio Shir^,, sir^ Mr,- Ru-hnrd tfrt* the *a<f tliis'brirf%tch. ?mtd: I.Hndri," 7a thfiAfa&tfBMkTgfi I Mar? - v 4 Richard briefly. "V'oii may go now, John. A fine, honorable manhe muttered, l>etwpeh liU eluswl teeth. "and this is honor 1" The gentleman ?>f the Shires wan u*her- ^ pc] to tlie threshold <>f a wide, sunny apart- n] ment in Burleigh riall. A? lie stood there, j he could 'ako in. at a glance, itR qiiaint dimension*. a handsome, benign face opposite ' him. ami particularly a Grange rtd plant p flourishing in a high window. jj Mr. Rlt'hiiril fillrnr>l?.ra<it rrn?ii r?? V.!? _ chair with a sudden movement; lie m;eiv- q ed liix pu?'Ft with h low how?so profound ^ a* to cause a painful flush to come athwart fH clucks, and I ps and hrow. U| The man l*-fore him was of stnlwart frame, and a little past tl>?? meridian of __ manhood. There wan something haughty, n yet nol>h\in tin- hold. rcHtless glance of hu> tj( eves. Yet the. wrinkles around his lips and hn>w told how he had battled with thu n -i * ? r.<ll HI ? |??-rilH|JS VHIIII V. (?) "I nm indebted t<> my ndvvrtisemont for (t5 this visit," *ni.I Mr. Richxrd;in n strniigc. husky voice; "art* row pn-pun-d to nssort. vt-rlmlly, whnl you hnvu here written ?* JU He referred to the rod-waL-d letter lying t^( b< ?i<lo him. * w 4-T nm." wns the distinct find firm rrply. ?. Mr. Richard shuddered olio-htlv. lmt r-jm- t o J ? " II tinned? " tc "Y?u-know tins man; rou arc willing Qj to deprive him of what sei-uis to me dourer fr than life itself, his liberty f" w Tli<* e<-ntli'm?'n of the Shires remained e| proudly silent, yet his faee hlanrhed. Hl "Yon are ?ware, <00, that yuu will re- to tH'ivi- n reward for this deed f" l(J This timf his gnest nodded imperatively, ail ??.i .. !-? ?- 1 * ...... . um fjufuitt hi ins roiu t)iue eyes. j., **IIrt!" cried Mr. Richard Snmmpniet w bitterly, reaching out fur a handful of tod to leaves, which lie crushed in his fingers. "And for a few pieces of glittering gold? ,,r for h paltry smn of this red metal, y??u will j,, barter a life-time I \ living, breathing |jf hiimnn being like votir*elf; h *r>ul, which, g, however hnpv. ha*God's own scnl upon it! t.(] You will dare to do this ? " The man tose from his seat, crossing over j,., calmly to where the ma?ter . of Burleigh j? sntin his severe aueer. lie stood before him with n proiirl majesty. nj" "Mr. Ilichard Summerset.* said l?p. in a .1. r , ... u, voice (inn. but threaded with little quivering linen of eino'ion ? UI will T do dare il! I' ljnve a youtuj wife, whose lif<* i* of my life, . wiiosf sprinortirrie has scan* blossomed into maturity. Would vou have me blighrits fragrance or its beauty ? I have ? child, and rIihII T, with a coward h?'art, press upon its faint existence the seal of Poverty t ti? Never! .That pnltrv stun, that-glittering fo metal shallbe .their saving providence. I to bieds.it] I bless you, that you ran givojt them!"' * H *'And yourself?" murjnured Mr. Rtchnrd ftr i breathlessly; his whole fare melting in n I ye gusii njr.nwe?ot aiimlration." 0,1 "/am that man / and. li;tve I not tl?ev UfJ right to.barter my own existence; my own **) living. breathing body f* \' i_ t Hi* h?*nd drooped; he buried his face in he hiahnnda. AyM low away those red .flowers, Mr. e* Rirhurd 8nntmt*r?!t; ernsh out the hard. c?-' bitter spot from your heart - forever; and wipe away tho^e big drop* coining thick W1 and fast into your, even! Ilaro yon ever -r-wirji yi?u wi<lf b<Mi?<v<>l<-nee,_ your benign h? justice?xny, have you vvvr dreamed of bililifiilftf il?o t "* ^ . 1*1 TI?V? master of. Burloigli rose out' of hi* * ?Jinir with faint nn<l tlie.m'vknew* of n Kttlrt cluM. X& lai'l' his hand_.KMnU'rlr, ol? l ioiloiirtfrlv, upon tb?5/mntj!? shoulder-' 5 / "BontRWHiu'l" : J Y "ftroni. Heaven ! lil?lo;PmkF j. - . |9, ; *'JV, qriiet, I3o?ff?w/iin ; don't;. *iru?(rT<.', Ml tloh'i look at' me *i?, Vrh yotir">iik>hie * ? *<$<*. *'"Listen to nie'l. For t <J? j lmvtr sought.' for ynti?for. intenty years I MP t ll<v> T ?l. ? ll ? .... .y "-> .V.V.MJWv * Ifrnlc ~ vN^vyr 1" repeater! '"BohiAwain, tflth* Inn pn>u?t/ipn fui<-?>r aN", inwr!" A, "' 0' '-You kIijiII puffer, Hell yon.;" Your^f* ftiid. . nhall fwd on" my bounty-^* f.I1 f HivproMKlmll ^WerUiem.' Xil'dyoir^'uAt- |? swain?:"-* / K1 wietchcd man groaneU aloaJ.ih tilter ; T-fex-; : . , J* f-<uOJ>! ydtt?BltiiJlw ome tnto Qrrr?? q pr \f**9- 8&hLmnirf385E2^."t wi Wf^nd, jF-yift. ?>a'A fiaj W [From the Charleston Christ Advocate.) Female Institute at Coketbury. Mr. Editor:?I nsk n few lines irt llie dvm-Hto to notice briefly the Masonic Fe?1?? Collugintc. Instilute Rt Coktybury, S. C. Iio organization of tins Institution nnd tho ogrriiiune of its siudu'R. tnwli ????>?? iii^)l^t furiri, nrc, n^w iMjforc me. Mr. ranch A. Connor, A. M*, Professor of atural Stwo'ce and Mathematics, and resident, is a graduate of Randolph M. olh*ge. II? lias devoted many years to 11? instruction of youth, bringing to ^be >k a sound mind, varied jittaiumcrtts, and tswerving integrity, forti/iedi by enlightled christian uriuciutas.'^Flcndw 1iitn w?*il -his worth and Iiis usefulness. IIo is a ilin. quiet, self-possessed gentleman, caucus iii conduct, clear and discriminating judgment, and accurate in bis methods, is mental aptitude, morality, nnd largo ipi-ritTHT, mark him as a wise selection i fill his present position. Rev. T. E. Watinamaker, A* MnProf. of oral Philosophy, Evidences of Christianity id Belles Lett res, is a graduate of distinoiuf from tin- South Carolina College. Ho n3 my pupil, first in the Cokesbury Conre lice S -hool, and afterwards in College, i both rases it was my privih-go and duty > watch over and assist the developciuent his mind. This was always, a pleasing i*k; for lie had the singular fortune to in both Professor nhd Students by hut igaging niniabkncss^on Ihc One hntid, id his industry and siiorercful application study on the other. It is difficult for mo spi'nk of this friend with the moderation ggi*at?'d by pood taste. Yft those who low b'm will witness tlfat I hare kept ithin the limit*, of a truthful testimony his worth and abilities. -.'.'v.? Mr-Q". larger, Pi<if. of Music nnd Mod-. * n Languages, and Misa Mary E. Snond, ' muuctiuss in vain ting <tec., make up the it of Faculty. Of Prof. Iaeger and Miss lend T cannot speak of my personal knowl* Igy. But is is fair to infer tliat the Mianire and judgment have guided all tlie sections oft lie Board of Trustees. I<et us >|io tlnil tins Literary Institution,founded r.the enlightened itiitnifi>ien'ue"6f an ao? . pot order of philanthropists, will meet with e liberal encouragement of the public. Mat. J. WttuAva. Marietta Ga., 26/A Ftb. [From the Daily CirolinJan-} ? Four Days Later from Soroj)*. ' New York, March 4.?The at earner Bal? &V y with four days' latef advices fflj'm . Eu- - pp, linn arrived. Her Livorpool-date* are Wednesday, the 20th ult. ; The London Timca announces that the Jih Regiment and a. battallion of.rifle* . e al>ont to be despatched to CAnad?. vtral other reginv-ms will follow, w aa t? iiu-vntrnte a powerful force In tl^/tfqatl? r. It is rumtirvd_ also tlmt almost e*ery sprrient attnrlied to the Home service lias ^ ft iVfd intimations that their sertibct may * required in Caundn. " . : Tim London money mftrket oontHiueA .v* . trelneiy tight, the demand beioj? in w.oftlie supply. ;* A'ucw loai> of -?5,000,000 ia announced, Im-li i-rtus^tl ?ui ijnp'rpwment in Con?ol*r-? lvon<'hig-to90.1-2 a.90 C-8._: Sub^equeDtly, >wever, they cfwliiHii-to 9o, 1-2 ft 90 S-&r' 'wliii-h the quotntionft dosed.,, RoihaliMjs it ia said, had proposed to take the. hole of jhe iitfw lpnn.' There is imn-li gossip- ?0}oU.t,. tl?e Peace ' onten'tii'f!. Baron Bruuuw ia'teported :tO< ive said that-Ru^im Mriccitejfc!d?!M?!S PWCfc- V ' it it pwiro be not. iu?du Within- three or ,ir>e^ka,.a'tth(j tlio.open'- . ijdit- ?nt?r/eru wjnffinji}^ ^Hiarncbt^-the : ? i?uir>rtr I?r>f d / CI'ircwdorj .^li^d-Jji'-priwiito-j. < ^rvfrw ?h* t f'^itop^or-ii^tia4^j%^lK';!Q&.- : s nrri ynl ^t: Purify' ."'S?.-' "" ~y/" ?y > -y *' ' " An ntth-le m W,) -touching tile deft*f?rfvc; w?1 k^bclnjj. !i?fru<-ted' at PorfPmoutfv^f^laQd; ha* ii itfd &>mo ^mavis? afid i?looked mxm. Ei^lnnJ ^ an . cxliibitioiv of French . ?to'tl>y. ; ' ' ' . ; - jl.S-.Theadvir.cs ^ fte^fh