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From the Columbia Banner.
FHHeST' PRIZE TALE,
MRCHH a AiH1 lAHlASCOT
THE SHOT IN TIME.
A STORY OF MARI0N'S MEN
BY j. w. ERWIN.
CHAPTER III.
lCONCI.UDED.I !

49,, l.
Although the prisoner felt that his
hourS were numbered, the near ap.
pr"ach CT death, rs terrible as it may
seem t" one IN whose veins the warm
current flows hcallhiully, could not
check ms r's'ng Indignation. lie cast
"Poi. MS cr"ci tornlcntors glance OF
S'orh. ana only hy strong effort re.
pressed tie angry rebukc that rose to
hs I,ps' pro'npici by the unmcrcifnl
'''su,'s ~: " Tue or"'al soldiers.
zen ''c "ru'h'ners and llicrs TO
come '',i ior"'rd, "astnn 'and strike up
lne i>'s"e Marth as VIC go t" the
S.'''"H ''ce, a'u GROWN the hoot'nSs
VI ''''se NOISY Owls mat seem shrek
'''s ou' '".'' aureus 70 th's ola com
P;l'''o' o' t''eI'S: VINO has shared the
s"u"'P Win '"c!ll SO long. by my
''''n !'cy arc iittins companions Tor
rGoel Suca rs he.
JUST at th's moment indeed, scarce
more .''ii a hundred yards from the
spot where they stood, WAS heard
rom Tue OAKS on inc margin OF tn"
swamp one Oh tno,e long, Wild, I'M
ear'"ly cries. w'th which the owl
so''e'''ilcS a"akcns the echoes ot the
swamp making thc stranger to start
o'.vA III te''or at his wal. Ills cry
"'o ''''H e'cu rom INC swamp, ana
'S'''' '''u "s;''' ms 'e''owS r"ns ont
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For the Banner.
"A dana'ess ID am OWL.

On this raw and gus,y even,
Thou snrely dost not come from heaven
Thou dismal, dark, ard antiquatcd
in ages still celebrated
I'o look upon .he Hen Fowl!
Glad in there portentious cowl,
] feel an awful superstition,
Cunning DER my startled vision.
Art thou clothed With powers, ,"lell
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For the Sumter Banner.
10 Miss d. ID. H..

Dear friend, thy mcm'ry as spell
Of love, comes o'cr tho mind
As dew upon the purple bell.
Or perfume on the wind.
As music OIL a silent sea
AS sunshine on the river
So has it ever been to me
So shall it be for ever
Marcos
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Original POETRY
For the Banner.
EipastHc TO Sam.

biil SUN, Will !ihcH ySoH SuCn 10 )
they tell the you arc tcacing school;
'T,s very we'll! but ah how long
Before you quit and change your song
something c!sc,-per,aps to arning
Yourself for war! wont that be charming
And next, if you should get some money,
You'll 20 to h wont that be funny
o., SAM you need some stern adviser:
You're now Il man, and should be wiser.
a rolling stone ne'cr gathers any
Moss, nor will you have penny
Long to rattle in your pocket,
If you don't change, by David Crockct!
y man should open wide his eyes
And learn how to phyosophisc
Whilst passing DER this sea Of life,
Whose waves arc mix'd up so with strife.
All happiness from virtue streams;
And il we'd take it in our dreams,
We should have strength enough to stinc
The appcti,cs in every lrille.
Keep cool, keep sober, and keep stca ly,
And you will soon have something ready,
TO put on board your little bark,
That floats upon LIES ocean dark.
fou grasp too much at first, like ul
Mad caps have done, who rise to fall.
Take life easy watch and pray
But do not then be sad: be gav;
And peace will come to you each day
! know how tickle, and how prone
TO lie cntousncSs you'r grown:
But tush Sam are you such lcol
AS not to know how very dull
The scnticnt nerves grow from abuse,
On making Of them. too much use!
You must not let ord, or lruwn,
Or cecil look, strike your courage down.
bear up! good courage makes men praise
And ilatter you Throughout your days.
When going down hill on the rocks,
You may look for 4 kick or box,
But "din ma yc p" be chicken hearted,
Aud soon you'll rise from whence you
started
And those who'd given you cold glanccs,
Will turn your warmcst friends, the chance
is
Never tell your thoughts or drcamss
Never hint your illc schemes:
For men Of sense will say Ills folly,
And that will make you melancholy.
Let your actions speak always
Instead OF Words, ii you want praise
Stick to your school since you've begun it
End you'll do we'll III bet up2n it.
Stick to your school, It's not the Office,
ISut man, that brings it into notice:
Stick on should ul your scll, hrs quit
you,
Close to your pine bord desk, still sit you.
Would Franklin c'cr have won name
So gorious-so high in fame,
fhe had not become a stintcr
sVhen hc used to be printer?
lie tnado men boas. the little trade
or sitting type. it can be said:
That is The man, not occupation
THAT gve the latter reputation
Take my advice stick to your school
II you would not be call'd fool
And whilst I'm fumblng DER dead mems
Bones, you'll make another Edmonds
sand if we meet ten years from now
Wen laugh to hear tho boys say how
gave them powders for the grpes
Whilst you put on their a--es stripes.
JACK.
Post Script Three days it has been
raining
But am far from this complaining
Ialwnys thought there was pleasure
In Noah's flood, for there's such leisure
~..-0s.-~~---e~-~-~~--
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IHE fAvlSs OF THE Bo71oM OF THE
SEA.-lhe whole channel Of the Medi.
tcrranean must be strewed with human
boncs-earthagetiians, Syrians, Sidoli.
ians. Egyptians, Persians, Greeks and
Romans. There they lay, side by
side, beneath the eternal waters, and
the modem ship that fetches freight
from Alexandra sails in its whole
course oveYburied nations. i: may Ire
the corrgption of the dead that now
adds brightness to the ,phosphoresccnea
of the waves.-J 4. ST. John.
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BANK FALuRE.---The Farmers and
Merchants Bank. of Memphis, sus,
pended operations on tho aad inst.
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MEDICINES

17sHr. only tnlAillbie Mediot1e kn0Wn.
RuHRow,s ELIXIR v1TA--1he crsinsi g.
81. Is III il pastyl Qsiek ma Iowsrfa its slr
tnss are proysrbial-in - maay tnesnees 1917
,s;sed from, the very verge Of che tomb the ssceots
- dise ases In their most terrible fofma = Lesm9
.i.s OF the most exelted charseter from -
nj Institutions testify n this dcscsiPedye crses
nav he found one from the Masonc and Ode Re1Igwr
T3,es of Norfolk. The medicines sble to give relief
= numerous and valuable ;but psrsons sre EIline
- "a their and submit TO course OF LA
IN VfTA . care ct once can Be elected IN ora nsfy
100 only one or two weeks being requires, ana
thes rarded utterly incurable only three OF ou
~seks Il will thoroughly purify the blood. ln
..rofula Rheumatism, fndi gesttons ke$ y Eaoos
ians its action on the Bow els, Liver and kidneys
.rs direct and e1Hcienf. Deprived humou " the
s;,.n,stiou affect the vital orSans. eourse OF two
~ thee weeks will relieve the system OF ali morod
,n.ster reaction engues an incontrollabie sppenfe
18th hieh and vigorous health the result IN deep
.nd heavy colds, that often end In rapid decfnss
nothin Il compsrsbie For mercurisi and syphiit1e
d;saases it IL truly the only medicine known, NOS
is.yips vestiee Of the disease. Pursue the ecnrse
hove unless the bones have eoEnmenee4 deeaying:
II 40. &C the end of three wee4 -sepRead III use
,rseIs recomme nee, and sttke END of three weeks
M body viii be Restored 70 III, original health
vs. have lust been pst. in pessession Of liberal
.unpIv of the sbove invsl liable medicine. the won
aerrful curative powers Of which are proverbiai.
u'A' PURCELL LADD Z CO.,
- es JACKSON B. WOOD,
GkUBBS & APPERSON,
nzs-1y Druggists.
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MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER e. VINCENT,

MI ARBLE WORKERS., on Main street,
AVA between 9th and 9th Streets and nearly oppo-
site the Second Baptist Church.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, FONTS, &c of foreign
and domestic Marble, made In the most modern and
CARVING and LETTERING executed in man.
ner not to be surpassed here or elsewhere
The public respectfully invited to call and ex.
anime specimens OF work executed by them, as the
best test Of their merit jy l8--dSm
A DAMS g. CO.'S NEW YORK, VIK-
"A GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, Pc
TERSBURG, &c, &C., kc-Havins effected srrana ne.
York to Norfolk and Richmond fors rEcIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES on that route, we now prepared to
receive and forward, to and from New York MER-
CHANDISE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates. -
Our Express will leave New York every Wednes-
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods win be re.
ceved at our New York Office, SO Broadway until 81
O'Clock, p. M. on the day of sailing
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York are requested to order by adams l. CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS - =
Our inland Express will run a. heretofore leayin.
New York and Richmond daily, in charge of special
messengers All Goods not marked to 20 via the In.
land route, will be forwarded by the Steamer Ex.
J. L. McDoNoUGH, Agent, Richmond.
NOTICE.-Expres packages for Nor.
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship.
ment Per steam Roanoke eI Jamestown, win
way, who the only authorized agents for Expres,
privileges by those steamships.
LUDLAM 4 PLEAsANTs,
e0-o s. Broadway New York
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COLD BLoopED MuxDsR "A day or two since. we

COLD FLOODED MuRDER "A day or two SINCE we
noticed, in a,short paragraph, that named Eg-
hort Barnett killed in Vermiilon county. IllI-
n1ia day or two before, by another named Bosley.
wiful and cold FLOODED murders record. It ap-
pears that Bosley wssa hired man. working for Bar.
nett who was a farmer in good standing. On Mon
day last, BosIey invited Barnett to accompany him
squirrel HINT. which Barnett very readily &C.
eeptsd, and after successful hunt, they returned,
and when near home-Barnett in advance carrying
the gsms-he drew up his gun and shot him, the bali
passing through his lungs, and causing death We'd
Besday evening. The whole affair witnessed by
a man and woman at the house, and Bosley, when
questioned to the cause of committing the dread
fai acs, coolly replied that he wanted to kill man
snd that he would have killed his employer In the
woods, bat he fesrfui he might not kil him 10.
stantly, and then he would .be left to suffer- After
this confession he turned and left the premises since
which time he has not been captured.
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o1NTMENTn ~ --'--1
For Piles, Sore Threats or Breasts
Sore Eyes, Cuts or Bruises
Pain or Weakness In the Back
Tooth Ache, Ear Ache.
DRINCE EDWARD LAND FOR

y SALE.-Wc offer for sale a beautiful and desi
rable FARM, lying in Prince Edward county, on the
waters Of Mountain Creek (Which is tributary of
Bush Rver containing by recent survey I,050 acres.
The above Land has about 400 cleared-t50o of geek
and branch fiat, the balance all timbered, pine, oak
and he usual forest growth; comfortable and com
modious Dwelling House, with four rooms below and
two above stairs; Tobacco Barns, Negro houses and
all necessary out houses; excellent garden and
chard; with most excellent water, the springs dis
persed over tho tract at convenient points 1t Il
sdered healthy any place in Virginia. and In the
midst of pleasant and Intelligent sociefy of easy
access to market, the Richmond and Danyille Rail.
road running through the land
The subscriber would sell the Land together, or
divide it to suit purchasers it being sufcency for
two comfortable settlements There 10 at present
good prospect for $50 OF 500 barrels Of corn and IL or
is hogsheads of tobacco. The lands are remarkably
well adapted to the growth of tobacco and wheat
The plantation Is well stocked with horses mules
hogs sheep, cows, &c which would be sold If de-
sired on reasonable terms. W. rs
For further particulars information apply on the
premises to the present manager, Mr.. p. FOWLER or
to THos E. HAsHENs. EGG, who Is authorized to dis
pose of the land. He lives adjoining the land and
will take pleasure In showing the land and bounds
ries Possession given in time to seed crop Of
wheat. The plantation ID near enough to the Me-
herrin Depot to make four trips per day with conve.
nience.
Address the Subscriber
SAMUEL r. Mc0EHEE,
{fIe k#w keysyille, Charlotte; =
WIN g. DANIEL ~ 3
an l2-dts Charlotte r. n
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TIME AND TIDE WAIT ro1

|. II mems affairs there y tide
= So truly sings the poet
Rut hoe can men on its Hood ride,
n THEY'VE no stimev TO show IN
The sooner, then. 'fis underwood
The tims tide sbbs and acwA
The sooner you can take the flood
And on IL tide repose.
II time and tide Win wait for mons.
Their movements keeping chime;
Without watch you're lett alone,
70 dull unmessused time.
With tims.piece Of well-tested time.
No food-fide will be lost;
II late the fsher casts his line,
On ebb-tide luck he's toe8ed.
The sailor, too, who heaves the lead,
And keeping watch By guess,
Win lose his reckoning, kept By head,
Ard raise rebel mesa
a soldieT. should your calling be,
You'll want your time kept true;
You viii mark time then to . 4,
II taught by BARTHOLOMEW.
Let lovers, too, In guessins mood,
Once miss the wedding hour,
No tide to them its future Bood
Would yield its nuptial power.
The merchant and the farmer, toe;
The mechanic and the baker;
Whist in a word, would all men do
Without good matchmaker!
Love chains, too-not eiided fetters-
'Twould be hard to fad their betteIs;
Breast-pins of pearl and gold ! vend
So good they come not back to memo.
Then have metallic mixtures
Cheap. aud Just like golden fixtures.
Attend these hints, they are but few,
And now Ills time 70 say adieu;
But "reybun sat" keep time in view
The time of BILL BARTHOLOMEW.
Its
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
WrDNESDAY N0aNINo. AUGUST 50. iss4.
GENERAL o'DoNNELL.


Tho events that have recently occurred In spah.
have brought General o Dounell, before the publ
moro than at any Previous period. O'Donncll,
spaniard By birth. b, - his name implies. Of Irish
origin HIS family have been long settled In Spain
and the names OF his father and uncle. the Count-
Of Lubisbal must be familiar TO the readers Of Ii,
history of the Peui.sular war, or Of the Duke o!
Wellinetous dispatches. They were officers
mach Distinction during the war Of Independence
a least in comparison with the military msn thu
Spain produced at that period. Leopold O DDunoli
the present Minister Of War, entered the ARMY
young, some years before the the death OF Ferdi
naOd.
After the death of the King. In 1888, he remained
faithful to the Christine cause, while bis three bro
thers-Juan, Carlos, and Henrique and hls two brn-
there in-iaw passed over to the camp Of Znmalls-
carregui who raised the standard OF Don Carlos In
the Basque provinces. Even Madame Dopneil
the mother OF the Minister, Joined the Cariat
and while her son commanded in the name o.
Queen Isabella the province Of tiinbuzooa bis moth
accepted and long filed the ofice of q lady Of
honor TO the wife Of Dom Carlos a their sylvan
Of Onate. 10 the same province.
In 1874 ODonneli who was lieutenant general 10
the army, was sent 81 Captain General to Cuba,
where he remained Eve years, ct the end of which
he returned 10 Spain with large fortune gained Ia
the manner 90 usual to the Governor of that de-
pendcncy. and to which for many years the only ex
Jae Coneha. Cd onneil returned to Spain In la49
He was soon alter named Senator the title Of Count
OF Luccna be bad obtained years before on account
Of a victory gained over the Carlists.
He enrolled himself in the opposition under the
Bravo MurilIo and Sartorious ministry. The event,
Ia which he has been concerned since then are well
known. O'Dunneli Is 46 years old, of lofty stature
the lower part OF his face large and massive. His
compl .xon 10 rather fair His military talent,
arc very GOOD and he may be safely elassed In the
same rank with the Conches. He never figured
much a. q politician, though from his conduct In
1910 and Al, and bis taking Office under the Mar
vaez government, he was considered as belongsg
to ii modersdo party. He is man Of much ener
gy and determination.
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NH 80 dc

COMPREHENSIVE NOTiCE.--The
~ UNDERSIGNED having associated togsther, under
the style of LARUS 4 SHINE, to conduct the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS in all
its various branches to take effect from the LIST OF
July 1884, beg leave to inform their friends and the
pub ic generally that they have opened in the large
and commodious house. No. "a Main street formerly
occupied by Messrs. Smith l. Roberts and immedi.
atey opposite Smith Harwood's Hardware Store,
where can aw avs be found large and well-selected
stock of HOUSE FURNITURE. FANCY GOODS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CLOCKS in the great
est variety together with all the necessary articles
IA the house furnishing lne.I :,
L l. 8. will give their undivided attention to all
sales of Real and Personal Estate: such 40 selling
Houses and Lots, Stock sales of Groceries, Dry
Goods, Boots Shoes Hats, House Furniture, &c dsc-,
which will be attended to with promptness and &C
counts of sales always ready when spilled for
We have in store now, splendid stock OF Goods,
of all the various branches which has been bought
low for cash. and which will be sold unusually low,
as determined to establish reputation for
selling goods of all styes at extremely low prices.
We have large and conmodious room on the "a
floor. which will be exclusively land is well sdapted)
fo- In door sales where goods of all styles can be
properly arranged, and exhibited to advantage pre-
vious to the sale. P. C. LARUS
JAMES N. SHINE.
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STAGE ARRANGEMENTS.

EE Our Stage Lines will con-
meet with the Trains of the Cen.
6.l md Al.asndia Hsilro.ds = follows viz:
Passengers BY the Mail Line win leave Etaunton
tmmediateiy after dinner and arrive at Cloverdale
same day nom Richmond; leave next morning Al
Daylight, ereakfet a1 Bath Alum, and arrive al the
White Sulphur Springs by 81 Pm.
And BY an arrange ment with Messrs ] L. Heisk ali
90 = Line, passengers. can spend the night a.
stanton leaving Ct A. n, daily Sunday exoeptedl
arrive 1t the Hot Spring. before night; leave next
morning sf q ard arrive at White Sulphur Springs
1t an early hour in the evening.
RETURN scHEDUULE.
Passenger BY the Mail Line will leave White su,
phur at daylight dine at Warm SPRINGS sup at Clo-
verdale, and srrive at Stanton by 81 X M in time
TO connect with the trana OF the Central and Aiex
dinner ID dsy. IS !. s ~
PASSENGER by the Accommodation Line. le.v. the
white sulphur after breakfast, spend the n.sht a
the Hot Springs, leaving aftsr daylieht arrive ii
Staanton q an esriy hour same evenins conneoffns
wish the Central train, leaving daily at a. ri.
fassenGers for Lexington. Natural Bridse. Bucha.
nan and fincastle, viii BE- taken through scme dsv
from Richmona; and those for Rock Alum spris. 3
TO hreakfast I'd day. bys A. n.
Parties desiring extra Coaches can chaxtsr thu
aame q etaunton or White Sulphur eprinea fron,
either Company. to travel q they may desise =
~ q WIN. r. FARIsH CO.
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The subscriber having assumed the reins,
not of State or Federal but of the sales of Messrs
Larus j. Shine-in which capacity he pledges him
self exertions shalt be wanting, on his part. to
make it to the interest of all who may be disposed to
patronize the firm.
l take this opportunity of returning my grateful
ackpowlede ments to my friends and generous pub
c for the kind feelings expressed for the OF
the firm, and my individual prosperity, and hope by
close application to business to merit their conf
dence.
au 22-1m J. HENRY DIGGES.
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SNEAD a. COOKE,
ATTORN EYs AT LAW,

charlottesville, Va.
TNHE undersigned having formed 90
Il partnership for the practise of Law in Albs
marie will practise regularly in the County and Cir
cult Courts OF said County, and also in the Dstrc,
Court, held In Charlottesville 'si'e'
All professional business entrusted to thu firm vii,
receive the attention of both parties
q Claims secured and collected, and remittance.
promptly made
BURWELL w SNEAD
RICHARD IvANHOE COOKE
Address B. w. SNEAD, Charlottesville, OF R. l.
COOKE, Palmyra, Fluvanna, Va.
, bUkWELL w. 6NEAD will also regularly attend
the Ccuafy and Circuit Coarts of Fluvenna and vii
give his prompt attention to all professional busnes
entrusted to him In that county.
REFERENCEs:
NEW YoRK-Messrs. Greenway, Brothers 4 Co.
Compton Turner; J. r. Jsfray 4 Sons Robertson
hudsoni Ward. Babcock 4 Co.; Ely Mygatt, ir q
Coz Levi Cook Coi A. 4. Frothin CHAM Co.; Hen
rys, smith and Townshend; Beebe L Co
bALrrMoRK-Msssn Baugher, Fisher L Co.; Ball
Chris Co. S--'
RlcHMoND-Messrs. Wsrdsworth, Turner L Co
Parker, Bsyly Nimmo; Warren Perkins; Kent
paine Kent; Hubbard, Gardner 4 Co.; Deane 4
ssr rnn; Thos. Chas Ellis Geo. w. Gretter; w.
ss suasI z Co; John Gordon Son; FIannagan
.c. y w je 2S-Sm