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III the inScriltibl..
-, If we did not iin,l

wr u'I I.rr't 20 ."- in The inscrutabl..
'"y-' Ht r,Ir '.r"r, if we did not fnl
in the consolation, of his word. the hnp,.
that elsewhere md for ever we are 10 look
tor 'ilr solution a'rl the balm of those les
prmSali"ns which are most difficult to be-
"xpi .inrd and hardest 10 he borne.
Allow ne in il few words 10 make an
application of these reflections to a death
10 which, as | have before remarked. ,nu
recently and tecinoiv alluded: Circun-
stancs oi IN interesting domestic cInrar-
ter crN"mr an opportunity Of know Iny
nrrt u james Hamilton. Jr. (ihr ..Ic.,
son %; i 'nrral Hamilton. Of Charleston.
> ca whose death by the yellow fever At
tha, place occurred OH the l0rh Instant. "a
you have too truly announced.
fhe'n perhaps never existed vounn
man who hal more T." live for th,n ;hiS
cstnn!le youth. if the value of liz. de
penis unsthe virtues tn'1 temper w IiIch w.,
bring tothe discharge of is duties. Fn.
well misht II be said ihai ti," cGuanimiiy 81
his was never Disturbed nv the violence oi
81 single passion. Free fron"envv, haired.
"aice. and all unchtriahlenrss;' ami ,lie
cheerful, firm. c0ntiling, generous ans.
brave: The a'irar'ivemnicStv of his nature
waa thrown liz" Il finished lraperv over
those delightful qualities which rndcarr.!
him tr the n'rDluuu:i;N-iu- -which We ran So
bri.li. ys. abs, :" hr!efa course -
II spared his life, he was sure
Iy dr>ii!e" Hiead in the strong impulse,
jus, given To the commercial prosperity of
CharlestDp and the South. For he was
mt alone educated To the business of n
merchant as mere matter of trade, bu,
was instructed in its higher relations as an
enlightened Liberal profession. The basis
Of his etlncnlon rested on ros" solid and
d ep lsid classical aii;iinmrnrs to winch
the hon0rs he w,n at the college from
which lie graduated. hore testimony. with
such "a foundation. he passed three wears of
his life in romu,rrcial establishment, of
the irs rcsprciablitv. and the most e1
tended business. in the cities of Hamburg
flnvrr hnL Liverpool. where his u,rlli
gencr anal devotion To his occupation, earn
eel for lam The firm confidence, and .ubsc-
qurntlNIic valuable corrrspOudencr.o .or his
pni:os+e~ We returned bnt two wears since
ma a~trr of the three langnages besides, his
vernarriar tongue. hich are most in use
in the commercial intcrruur,r of E.urnpc
and ilsr"Hshlv instructed in all the detail,
OF II finished merchant. Within II brief
iwclvrn'onth, he commenced his career i'm
me city of his affections aud :c,ihrnrc
and WIS SNORING forward with the hri"h;
speed Ola '"nrn"yln.: star, "xririn@ uniynr
sal c"nii''. nee. admiration and esteem.
when ~n"'"n'H rn' short IN his hriGl, Ca
rccr. he tas fallen! The grave Las now
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EdgeficEG Village
FE. WHILE .Ee.EEDE.M ".

FEN IL cNci clsGS a., In. hi-.il,itIOL Wal re-
4 co nmenc" on IHe$day tic 81 ddyoI jan
udry, .S.,) The Rector nto, ans tie commune
ty, mat Miss STARK, who has assisted linn this
year, is G ga@cd ior t,,e next a.s". WIT, III, AS
sistance o. ;iiis lady aud I MIR. BAro> i'll the
Musical Department n the ,rnallcnia. branch
cs OF Dralciny, PdiRiinT. Necdie-ir0rk s Music
will b" tauahI IN Tins ms tuition. together with
the snid br inches hcretnthe q taught. BoARD-
ING Gu, he OH aimed in lie house Oi ili' Rector
for thirty pupiis and il. nci. .ihorine private
houses 20 any extent desired II is i.n,Icular
deslr ,blc, that those who intend to place their
children in This Ins tuition 10: the neat year.
should do 50 in tn" iirSi week oi the opening o.
the sc..ool III january; ~, i'll that wees the as
will he formed for the w,l"ir system 20 e m
mrnrc its operations on Monday OF the second
Ivcvis
- +crui :.,n',, :, ,ln.,a"h with 81 :.'.rs
lul inca ,r .nI,," - 'Ulu yr:anir .E, r,tl'tr .n
ia it,',a n' ,u,gu"r.ou are III san IA i.g' >ru
son ~ rh summer. ~uiI,t; IA. .,..t'ui:t.
10. nj y Ia" u,,.r w'ti nr rt!NaI 70 those ~
III" s.i'i, s,tr.
I'm IA = ai.! ,ian~nc. a 4 Muse u,.
sa9ir y" n.'>r. - i.:'-: :'r .jt.,":u. :
l'':',r'I'@. per u,t'rr Oh \'o,.,a.' Urn.
50 r'vm' i-prni RI. a. n'iv'."'. :,
" & JOINS SIX l!cc:or
idc",,rd Nov H.. 81
In" 'uith tn"u F:trl Ci,nr.r>!t" tnnr!CLh
.-.-'ii'''- =''-rrrr ''.d
Cui:s,,'u';r,,l'i.; ~; nv" u, above.,wo wc"tiy
insertions. u,.s! forward lhrr "oants q" t, "i
:icr tor pa ;nc!
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2 r. We CD ae I'D q.

IRE Subscribers re receiving and
n "prnino tlIrir fall and winter supply ni
goods which have hccn selected with great
care from the latest impurtnIiuns. to which
they respectfully invite tlr ntlrntinn of
their customers and rh,' public generally.
Their stock embraces II large aud ucnrr.
III 'ssnrimen' of British and Au"ricnn >r;i-
pie and fame. goods, suited 10 the Season,
G:~:rics, Hardware. Crockcrv. SHOES.
Has. Saddles, ;inh , general assortment of
Books and Sta'i"nary, all nf whrch tn Y
vii sell on The .osi reasonable, terms. for
cash, or on credit To punc,"al customers.
G.. J.. Il f.. PENN. s. T."
Oct. y. 1873 If :,S
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SET lis seal on the pulsa,ions Of his gentle
sp'rn-on The progress of his useful md
honorable life. 1t ha, slatched hun from
the parents who id"lizch, the Ella ions " ho
loved, and the friends who esteemed him.
Alas: whn AN affecting, moral does This
unfold ot' the uncertainty Of life. Cou!d
n" victim have suflic"d TO whom The scoid
instructions" of death would have been
the extinction OF the miseries of exstence1
no. Such sunny marks are ever selecS
Ell to tell Us who we are, w hat we, are, an.:
" @hltthsr s,tl We lpnsl all g9.in the apoiitft s.
oi t"wer wise. 0mhip0ieni. Incrciful a?1
just.
Green be tho turf ulr, '. thee.
W 'cnd oi my bete' a>s,
Mono new thee but T., Iov. thee
None named thec but to prusc
''Tears fell whe" hOu-wcr, diving,
From eyes unused To weep;
And Ong wl.ele th0m art lyinu
VIII tears the cold turf steep"
'Whle memory bids me weep thee,
Nor words nor thoughts are free
The gri"t is fixed too deeply
That mourns Tor o c like thee"
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TnE TOMB OF koscIusCo.-air. Sic
phrns. III giving an account of his visit TO
the cathedral church AT Cracow-"a!Iic,l
III lis history with the most memorable
annals al Poland; the witness of tho an
cicnt 2iory "ftlirir kihgs and their scpul-
chrra --atirr describing The tomh, ni
Nihdisinus L. l'r /. L ,>iuicr the Great, and
the Sigi-mnnds. s;',s;
"on The lower sid" Of the church Wv the
SD" "i P"nia'nw>ki. the Polish Eavar!. is,
'h'' i"nh "i one n0hlcr III NV ewes rhan all
the kings of Poland "r oi the world. I, j.
u. GOD uarhc. urnn;nrutcJ with rho GAN
and '"'" OF the pc;iS;nl, of cracow, and
hr"rs 'ii' Inpic nscri !.tinu' rukosciIsrn.
III over the church had read elaborate
rhicgyr'r~ upon ihc tcnants of tho royaI
Srpu!cairs. and ! was sirucl; with this
simple inscription. ANA remembered thai
tic white marble column reared uuid the
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I'VE isCclR:eRsGGsss.
"They trip it as they 70.
On the light fantastic toe"

The ii'ndoo nynphs whom we publish an
ac"ou I, below are said by the critics MOI Ia dance
rs wen at the ParIslan dansemScs. We suppose
t'a' they do not cut "a many plrouetesus i'anny
tssier. or Madame Celeste. This las, lady s
celebrated for her capcrs i'll france. and in our
own conntrysw;,ere she has danced to the III
iinI'' dolish'of our novel,y.Iovins pcopc |,
viii venture TO say That the Baya.lrrcs of .he
GaIscs. dance more gracefully, because more
naturally than the far famed FANNY rsscr. Per.
maps "i ali female dancers, sh" will bear away
'he r'n' III violent contnrtions and diiiic nit and
uhsracrful poStulcs.-Ed. ideeuiscr
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Sulhr cieu'urc; which Is thu, lie c,crlbed il
tbs Frrnamagh journal.


Sular cieu'urr; which IS thu, described i'm
'h'- trrtnhnagh journal.
iHe Mermaid This is certainly n sen
UOm,in hui has such an cxrrcSsion or in.
t'.hSfnc" nuts cOant.nIncs, thai. we are
ans"iu'cly inclined to believe tha, il is n
creature %! reason. rath than OF instinct.
w" do NOT mean 10 in,nuair that it mas
any n"ti"n at abstract ideas: bu, the fact
II. l'ia' tnrrr Is an appearance of confu-
sion dhou, II that would seem 10 Indicate
sentiments of shame. fear aud snppIica,ion.
II weighs about seventy pounds, AMI * al
together h.umaH IN its Out'Curd organization
rom the head t0 The navel. " here The ii ,h
b'Sins 10 dcrc."pr itself, Az! lhr rem ,i.-
der - formed very like the extremity of y
'nrs" d"lphn. The SKIN OF the face ana
the brtasi l, Il whliiSh Eroun-lhc eyes
ere mack an'i ihc u ST purely nTuilnr:
lhh II, eye brows, !ipsshndrhin. aru mod
ct: i"r sculptor. The hair i long ana
'hcA; ana IA" cr afurc's principal ;imuSc.
inrn' i To ~irnAc u downward with her
"eohch, out Otherwise, very perfect fin
gers. II io"IS 10 hr twelve or fu,,rirpu
years niI; IN ;"slriS pcn pin .orra, ,iui,l,y,
Us II Ii hid IA an ilnutioa 10 sp0k nnd We
are s"irih"i. Ui The "pinio' that. when in
us native clement, IL makes lis wishes
known through the medium orits tongue.
Nn"ccther indeed. It is the most singular
--f.-.:;s ~ ever " = Int:sstG, aud c-Cii"s tee
hugs IN the beholi.rs, at lca4r as me n
;'ksi l" awe rs 10 curiosity. Can il haze
Il suIl, aud he an accountable rrca,urc1
Al al events. we shalt examine it closely
'h'S week, inI report particulars"
We. shall look with GREAT anxiety for
our nrNe files of Irish papers. on the receipt
oi which wc trust To I've able To furnish Tic
r"atrrs ot The Examiner with some fuller
information IN relation to this surprising
ph nnIicnnn.
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cat about mile from Richmond. Va,
lately found halt grown flying squirrel in
III" woods. which she brough' home and
r!ac"d III II box containing straw, and a
quantity "f other soft materials. She
watched IT with n"thcr's care, and would
"n'y leave II when >hc went in search Of
fond she hppea'ed as much attached to
it, Is if it had besa her own offspring.
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An Eai!or m0Ge opui;at-M Farm.
IN editor. who writes Tie literary ,oI.
ton of the DcbaiS. at Paris. has drawn j.,
an Italian lottcr. the prize of the viz,
A-ss<7 ,Ts1 '.lIcc:i. valued -, lU) j. ~
crowns, beautifully furnished and yielding
during the !athIng season $4,000 frames
per annum. He Immediately presented
one OF the pavi!ions To an eminent ar,;,,
Cne Of his friends.
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Li5rrm Man. Ia" iianp<lirc (Iass.,
GnZc''" states. that il r F.rinrr in Bcchcr-
f"wn, III that state, makes it his practice
10 give one fifth of his annual income to
charitable ohircis. This year he cleared
$1,000 en- mulberry tree, alone. ana gives
two thousand dp.i.rs in clarity.
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fFlicS cf0 Former R0cc of dLDrjr,,,

E'lits cf0 Former R0cc Of ALorigiacs.
-Nn.nrronS evidences of ii !"rnrr racn
nave n'"n i"nnt by some workInrn, en-
garrd ~ IgGing down bank on Zanc's
Island. IN The Ohio. opposite WhceIing-
nui mn" t,ct below the surface of rho,
earth - train of shells, bon"s. charconI
BARK, Nc. was discovered, together with
an arrow head of flint.
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EIGErs, a.s GENES.
GEE =! Q. &
i q. &; " g.

~ Nwt,, H." i,,t:, .'-' ,.,'~,cr -;
y .nh Watson and Aticnpn. Watson :
Il H.. Ridge. in this District. on tn. Road
leading rom Colombia. ! was indnrch to
np;rhcnd Il vonng man Of suSriri"r> APP
u' nrnncr. u" WIS mounted ola u fine horse.
h hur~r j. five wears old, of II reddish
al color, ut lar"" size. " h'e bird feet &
white foot locks. black innin and tail. From
circumstances, am induced to think that
i'c horse Wa -rnler in Grnr"ia. 'ThrOwn
cr WI! come forward, prove property, pay
expenses and take him away.
TlLMAN WATSON.
Oct. 10 :}S
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.. o." -. ..','. tf..sg ,,.I -
man, used no ,cohnIic liquo., it being un-
known To them: nor collce. nor ten. nor
c.h'c"iate' nor *u-hr. nor even butter: for
Gaien informs lis llc had seen bu,rcr but
once in his life. They were iouornu1 ne
TIC greater numh"r ni our tropical spices.
as c'of"-, nntnc.. mace, ginger. Jarnaica
pepper, curry. .pimcnio. They used neither
bnckwhcat, nor French beans, nor ,uip.
nich. nor sa2n. Iapi0ca. salad, nrrow-root.
nor potato, or lis varieties not even ,he
common. hut "a sort oi marsh grown bean.
nor many "f our fruits, as the or .nge. or
tdmar!nd, nor American maize. On tho
other hand, they ale snbslanccS which wc
now mcricc,-thc mailow. tnc n-ri, ar ok.
tongue. the sweet acorn. til. lupin Tbcv
used rad'!ish. lettuce. snrre Tncv liked
the flesh "i' wild asses. of little dons, of tho
"orin"nsc. of t"c fox, of the bear. Thcv
II" the il'sh Of pa-rnque,s and 9TH rare
birds, aal OF iizaais} They we're fond &c
Il great rlany fish, >nnd Shell i,h. winch
wc n"w hoii in no esteem. rnry eu-
pioyedn ns .;nr"nlnss, rue, and aSsa!,crila.
Dr. Dic&'% Diet cHI Regimen.
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- ~ y IN ~ - !" 2I'-@s ~ S's
TNHHE. undersigned '.ns inst received nr.c
n .uppiy Of improved STOVFS f'r Cost
and Wood "f entire rat crns. and Of va
rionS sizes viz:
IH. Peoule's Coal or Woo| Cookine ::tore
Superior To any heretofore in use. noi 0mi' on
-accornt of conv ncnce 'hc ,erfrri mann in
wsc, tho cooking is pcrin"rd hua'so on ac-
coun Of the no;nv ~ iiir' w,',cn 1 tl,.',s
ire Patent Greciun Ps.ri"r crate,
which toy hcanty an economy cvccls AL others
producing orca,er lice with lSS fuel.
The ;arior nad !faU Store,
passing beat from Inc ha<rme To TIE nIfpef part
through ilucI INTO he four corners. aud through
addI ion'! "",:lnns.
me P,,rior ard Pip Franklin,
with p!ai,. and nrn :"l's for wood or "onl. new.
" Constructed with swclcd back, ~,Ina hearth
doSr trout &c
IN, Ship and Steam Boot, Store,
calculated to cook for 30 or 300 persons. with
less fuel and greater convenience that, any other
stove now in use.
Also, Variety of SM \iLER STOVES,
with the same improvements.
The Bor 6 s. . Plate !NtoDe,
open and plain tops, of various sizes, from IL to
Also. American English and Russian SHEET
Iron Store Pipe. Shectinp and BraZing Cop
Der Block Tin and Tin Pate.
4 of viii h he olfrrs for sale low for CASH.
or approved paper, at No liz Broad street a.
the Sign Of ihr CoGrc Pot aud directly opposite
the i.aglc d Phoenix Hotel. Augusta
B f.. CHEW.
~ The highest price will no given tor Old
Pe,rtcr. Coppcr. Brasss.l,d Lcad
Augusta, Ga. DaSiSsass- If 80
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stare of South Carolina
IBBEpILhi D!S1'KIC1.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS

~ *. Butte, Go. VI. Inachmem.
'BSIiE pl"'nils having this day flied their
declaration, and the Defendant having
neither wife nor attorney. known To he in this
State. ordered, HAT if the said Defendant do
not appear q make his 'Irfcuce. withna wear
and II day rom this inc final aud absolute
Judgment shall he forthwith sivcm d awarded
fn, The said riai tIiS in ai,nrhmcnt
JAMES, WAR BL.\N, C. c.P.
Clerks Office, Dc,. !, l::iT ad9 i5
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. b
air which also Accompanies the sacred
dances %n,hing could be more singular
han This l;in,ivr chant, broken hv the
>iurm->onctimcs lost alrngrrhcr. and
sometimes coming over the r,r, like n
W" nE"nrd "c,o For SON" DAYS aIier their
arriv Il ~ Bordeaux, they hvcd on milk
and irnit. I'hcy only use vessels without
crack or Spol; they afterwards prepared
fish in 'heir country fashion. Of which they
ear with great moderation. | Yesterday
had he GOOD fn'une to meet will n Young
physician of bordeaux, who wns prc<en,
When these children Of the Air appeared
al Il private house for the first time IN Eu
rope. Only Il frt' persons were present.
Their curiosity was at its highest pitch
when Il noise of little bells was heard i'm tho
outside room.
The door opened and fvc women Of n
bright copper color, advanced, with a regu-
lar step, gracefully covered with II thin
robe of white muslin, which scarcely GOV
cred the bosom anh shoulders The five
hrads bent down simultaneously To the
floor, and they made - sn'am will, both
hands. Behind tn" d.:,r.,rs came three
men Greet and calm. One of them WAS
old; ne was distinguished by three white
lines on In f,r.head and arm. AID his bu.
$incSs was 10 play 'n. cVmhnis.. Va" nlcr
Two were young; one of them carried II
long cylindrical drum which he struck with
the extremity Of his iin"cr>: the other play
ed a sort of pipe, sounding something like
AN rhue.
The five bayadcrcs remained some tnsA
imnOv-a5c in the middle of tho room. as
if 10 allow the company to inSpec, them
fully. Their costume was brilliant and
originals: golden gird!c went tightly round
their waist. and helped to sustain Il striped
kH4aaDn Of India muslin. Their white
|} kkoled round their hust, allowing,
vni@s< sss folds their dark skin to appear.
shning. like silk. They poised them.
selves on the extrem,ties Of their feet, bend
ing voInpluou,lv like five cchars novel
hv the same breeze. They all wore on he
summit of the head n gill skull cap of rnrv.
"i lines on which was engraved u scrpen,
with seven heads. Round their arms were
Indian hyacclcis Of curious shape; ooldrn
rings were suspended from their nostris,
their lips and ears. Their dark hair black
and rough, was plated on tho top of frhrir
head and fell down behind in two long
p'1Is. A band Of GOLD went rnnnh their
forehead. Th" expression If their fru-
'urc. was very hilirrni. tmnnv's face
was mild aud ornllr sh" is tall anI light:
'"r smile is hcauiinI: her age nnv hc a.
ry. is D'pcrious aud bold; her eye is very
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"A HsesTEsaI.
H1MRERG S C.

FENfIT Subscriber axes great pleasure in in
II nrlniHe his friends 4 the pu!, &c general
ly that he has opened his large and rpn,ino,liors
HouS'. and wi. bc very thankful to them for
'ibrra share Of fth"irpHtroIla q. lie fat.crs HIM
self that from the experience of the l.udy who
has CHAR c oi-.I.e dos,esl' atiais4 e.lhe Ilnu"c
also his ServaaA; and Host ers tbgeiherw,h his
owr vii aud disposition lu phase that general,
satisfaction n'a, be "i,rr. The si'"a ION nf i
i'ons.' atf"rtsa convenience. .pnriculariyd sirn-
bic t" rersous who may have business to attend
To. or wh" may wisI, 10 take 'llr Rail Road Car
for larlcs,On: and his Stable lois ar" lrr"r and
well prcnarch for the accom- n,dation of Hr,.lc-
men who may have Stock for sale
q. w MAYSON
Oct 81 1893 # ,s
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stnets'ar, Ills Of burning black, swimming
~ fiiltir enameL and ahs6luely d ,r,,
r's s'.s: nfsSsi'r Is neutrality-suspicious. old
NE-ss@ x three oil,,r,, onc is Ike the last;
airhii"r /, a.girl Of -ix: and the last. is fIi4
nfiHanccr. Ellie. the icurlcr of the from.
II last they moved and commer. ed the
'hinra. The drum was struck.tac pi,,e-ut-
'Hre.s''s sounds. aud the cymhuis wee, in
m"i'"u, melancholy chant proceeded
tI2ot'nr lips of ihc five dancers. IA sacred
pp' ,,e,iiss.psthe incarnation OF Vlshnu.-
l.::1B- q d.ls.sliI .atd, by degree they ee,
..ssH'y':ed, 'hc pIpii OftiicSeye rolls about,
ihr.r4arIna are iirnwn rloff. their hnies
"cn t-"itii N.arous supplcncss; their hands
"'t'i.sii": vein, 81 nmsrlr, IL nerve which
|" un /. action; y"u would say tha, their
',"'"S arc liquid. AMI ,liatthr wind upifts
tiin. so light ani general is the ulove-
rnni' they :advance. retire, pass here and
there aud iuter;nngle their steps: the char
Hc'"f It The dance Is neutrality-suspicious.,
ana.nrv, mocking. ani always cnuuctl>l;
i'll one time they lacked like Chinese ti.-
ltr| III porcelain, ai amnther like Fanny
Es>"r 'lnncing thrCachuca: their cymhais
&" NOR" Inicklv-rnc plaveri> IN cctacir>:
suddenly hr. Tardvcl gave n sign To stop
ana low salam conclmics the dance -
Anan' afterwards alone gave love dance
III irh she repre- >cu,cd all the move
nrn'S OF n courrShip with wOn'irriulc effects.
tie ''ttle thin. also danced comic uc-
t'"n, Mhich Was amusing enough,
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NO.AI.

,pueniilccnI scenery Oi the Hudson which
mn" often gaZed at from the deck of Il
s'eamh3ai, and al whose base had often
s'""e. horc also in majestic simplicity the
"nhse Oh 'ho>ciuskO,' II was late in tho
I,tesh"o'i' u and he group Of peasants, two
f.es fiotn the interior, and a party of the
o''Iehs oi Cracow. among whom were
several ladies, joinea me at the tonh W.
Could no' speak each others language: wa
srere born&lived thousands of miles =. ,or,
~ we were strangers ia our Thoughts and
Etees I'm 2li onrs.aues sa.. :,p:aspe c.sshu.
S"e '.:''.i bond Of sympathy at the E.lyn
Q; h"sciusko. One Of the ladies' smoke
rrehch' ani told them tha, in NV far
",>iaht county, tho nnne of their nai;on's
'h"i was hallow.'l; that scluolboys had
erected erected monument To his memory
hey knew that he had fought by the side
ol washington, but thev did nm, know,
that the recollection of his scrv;ce. wa,
still so dearly cherished in Amcricr. ,nJ
we all agreed that il was The prou,]cs, Fri.
hui: that could be paid 10 his m, ,u,,r, =,
write merely his name on h- monun,rnt
IL meant that 1t was needless to add an
eP'aph, Tor no man would ask. who wac
kosCiusko!
I'm Old Fashioned EcHpsc.-The ed;.
Tor "i ihe Cincinnati Post (whose mcnorv
Is complete store house Of old time or.
c"r'enceS.l gives tho following interesting
account ni the Eclipse which occurred in
,ooo. Inc editor should indulge his rea.
drts w''i'amore ofrhc past:
''lr was our happiness TO be y, Prov.
deuce.-R. lsland, when the total EcEnso
OF Jdne, 1SU6, took rlacc;-thc Inv was
perfectly brlsht-thc phenomenon com.
fncuccd between II ,nL Il, ,I
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STATE Of 0ntl, Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
John Middleton, }

f.orrainGeldings
FENiI Plaintiff III the above case having
u this day filed his declaia,ion and the de-
fcndan, having no wife or attorney known TO
b. thin the State upon whom Il copy of said
declaration, with rule to plead conld be serv-
ed: II is Ordered. that the said Dcieniamt do
appear and matsc lis defence III the aforesaid
ncton. within year and day from His date.
final aud absolute judgment WILDE awarded
a-,iinst him.
GEORGE POPE, C. C. p:
Clerks Office, Nov. |, 1885 dq 40
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Oct. 10
NeTiCG.

NCGlCG.
a LII pcrsons5ndrh,c'l 10 the estate of
IA Stephen TdMpkin>. dsccascd,arc re-
qnested to make immediate payment, and
these having demands 10 present them pro-
pcrly aiested.
WILLIAM BRUNsQN--IlaL.m
Sept. 6, loss ! tr 80