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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-04-28
Jennings and MITCHELL.

II is said that. the christian witness Jen-
nings stuck his head out into the hall Of
the government building on Friday, but see
ing The wife Of one of the Oberlin felons be
jumped back instantly, supposing thai it
vas the LoEain Deputy Sheriff in petit
eoafs szss aass Of . ls.t1 tn aTsz,a ISL
1t must be q pleasant visit those two
Kentucky worthless are making to the For
est City. hope they like the looks
Of the town, SO far as they can see it, but
really think the Marshal should change
them from room to room, so they can have
the benefit of change of view. They have
not beendin Court since the day Deputy
Sheriff Whitney, with Richardson and SIM
mons, took seats beside them in the, Conrt
foosn. tss ,szol szIsIs; = sl54;-i RS. + $50,
They will think, before safely getting
home in Kentucky, hat catching niggers
in Oberlin is not paying business. If
they shoaId reach Kentucky by Che way Of
the Or 10 Penitentiary, it would dampen
their tardor hereafter in the nigger catching
business. The appearance of that Depu
ty Sheriff and assistants, convinced them
there is no boys play about the matter.
Mitchell called out to the Marshalto stake
care of u.s." but Jennings had a fit of dumb
ag4e. He, for moment, thought himself
in tighter spot than when at Painesyille,
where the crowd gave him twenty minutes
in which to get out of town. Cleveland
Herald 80
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Jefferson Institute.

: sN1IELERSBURG5 O.
THE SUMMER SESSION will commence
i Monday, April H., 1859, and continue FIVE
months. The Proprietors having regularly or
ganized under the supervision Of Board of
Trustees, are determined to make it a first class
Institute, where faciliries will be afforded for
studying all the branches usually taught in our
Colleges and Seminaries. - $40
Special attention will be given to the instruc-
ton of those wishing 10 prepare for Teaching
Boarding can be obtained at reasonable rate in
private families, and there are also facilities for
boarding in clubs at very low rates For fur
ther particulars-address ]. P..sCOTT. Millers-
REV. J. P. SCOTT. A. NJ, PRnIscrraI, and
Prof of the Latin and Greek Languages, and
Moral Science a 3agA
r. H. WHITE. A. B., Prof. of Mathe-
matics, and Natural Science. -F,z 80
CHARLES KOLBE, Prof, Of Vocal and
instrumental Music, and the German and French
Languages. ------.-------
MISS MARY BATTIN, Assistant Teacher
Of Mathematics and the English Branches.
MISS LUCY O.WHITE, Teacher of Linear
and Duo Chromatic Drawing. - 80 ssi'.i'ii
March "a, 1S59-3ltf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-04-28
sPEoIIAI NOTICES
WAsHINGToN EXCITEMENT.

! "ASfAANU1ON EACIAEIuE1N1s
Reports from Washington say that the late
tragedy enacted there caused quite an excite
nent and the excitement has partly extended
10 Nashville, caused by the arrival Of Everly,
Eekle & CO.. g goods. Among which are Ladies'
Lasting Caters at so sctsy, and selling. La
dies good Enapeled Shoes, at 81 90, and must
be sold. Lawns at 615z cts. you can't beat
Shallys and Defains at l21s. We like to show
and sell them too.-I Prints at 81 and cts.
which win doyou good. Bonnet Ribbons, Boz
ders and all such nice goods at all prices, and
cheap too. A large stock of Pantaloons, Hats
and Caps, that Twill be sold. Sheetings. yard
wide, Ga to 10 .cis.; swelike to sell them. Cof-
fee l21S cts. and other qualities too. JAMES is
good natured, LEWIS is gruff, and MARTIN pleas
ant, all anxious to give good bargains, and take
pleasurein in emptying buckets of Eggs and But
ter, will not be offended if asked to exchange
goods for current funds, and pay out somesoi
the same for Butter and Eggs Come one, come
all, and give us a look.eitssisiT a4--E .v1s.3 (
( .zs1iI ,srssaf.I EEERLY, .ECKLE d Co, q
Nashgille, IS59.l-34.rlZaor t-.Ifo has, .s71f,l
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81
LEGISLATIVE CouRTEsIEs.-An affair OF
rather an exciting character, occurred in the
New York Assembly, on Monday. After
an unsuccessful effort on the part of Mr..
Rutherford to speak in favor Of resoln-
ton, the previous question was about being
put-by the Speaker, when he exclaimed,
"Why;you set of thieving dogs, do you
mean to choke meadown altogether9"-:
The Speaker then ordered Mr.. Rutherford
to keepsalent, which he refused to do. A
eell was then made By the Speaker of the
House to project Che chair and preserve or
der, when Mr.. Rutherford said, sGo to hell,
all Of you, youz dog" Mr.. Rutherford
was then removed, struggling violently,
held BY Che sergeant at arms and two as
sistants, and held under arrest for the re-
mainder Of the evening. s.. 5s = q
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-04-28

The Berlin Graded School, under the charge
of Mr.. SrooNER and Miss HALL closed their win
ter term with a most satisfactory, examination
on the 23d and 94th ult. The High School is
yet in session, and will be continued by Mr..
SrooNER during the Summer. The summer
term will commence on Friday, April lsth::- ::
AraageH ents have been made to accommodate
students from distance, as well rs can be done
elsewhere. distinctions will be given in any
branches required. Good and convenient rooms
boarding and lodging. viii be furnished at the
hotel in the family ofthe principal, in the,ril-
lage or vicinity as cheap as anywhere in the
State -'S - 4'i1- % p -
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MORE OF THE SAME soRr.-At the re-
ntterms of the Court of Common Pleas
held at Canton, sipe llisueszsellers were
fined and imprisoned By order Of frhe Court.
The Repository says hey' went to prison
merry and singing inspired by stinuIants Ian
they had imbibed in. anticipation of the
coming dry spell. They were locked up in
the morning; rantsd all day, and in the
evening were quite tansaand sober Du-
ring the night the blues tormented them,
and Che horrors haaqted thsir Welding mo
ments. Next evening the snakes bad one
of them, Gn imsginatiad at ieas0 and
held on 70 him pnaI Mopday, when be
was, liberated by order of the Probate
Judge, on the plea of illness and insanity.
whsta commentary on liquor selling and
liquer drinking. ssE1as1g 81 81 ~; .Eie'e,
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Attachment Notice.

D, & a. B. Cesper, Pitts ,,o,[-. -, ,,..,a
.eis.3a against s -i-ssuf ssiN1A bIaf5s4
Thomas S. sankey. DefkS SSsa
DEFORE Francis Little, Justice of the
ID Peace, in Salt Greek sp., Holmes County
Ohio. On the 9Th day Of April A. D. 1853
said Justice issued on order Of attachment N
the above action, fer the sum Of eighty -three
dollars and sixty cents. and probable costs
for hearing on the Hth day, ofJune, A. D. 1859
at 10 o'clock "A. M..to which time this cause
is continued. y ..D.v& A, CQSPER, Pitts,
JAMES TAyLoR, Atty for Plff. S5s J
( April 2l. l859-a5f II WIN tssA
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-04-28

vino keep substantial literature on their shelves
which thessell. oslyas aiivine profit, yet they
dbtxin osiy asnnil patpnge. While those who
inpudent1y offer something for nothing, gull
mankind and deluge the country with safs loads
Of books and brass. 1t makes one feel that the
cynical definition Of man is plilosophically cor
rect: that be is forked anima alrqs gullable.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-04-28
Attachment Notice.

Henry Lies, plt'ff BeforeL D. CritehAeld. a
Va pa Justice of the Peace Of
A: Reyer, deft Ripley tp., Holmes Co., o.
.nN the % day of March. A. D. 1859, an or
" der Of attachment was issued by said JUS
tice in the above action for the sum Of five dol
lars. ., ts HENRY LIES,
Wooster, Ohio, April 2, ie59-33w3
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-04-28

HA very interesting Ito us,) story
will be found en- the FIRST and second pages
of to-days paper. ifnot interesting to the
rsstlsr jasts snews i will;bs about iaz-psy;
i9 time. .sTstH ssaG-
P.s. The New York Ledger, don't pub.
lish its K - - .L
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-04-28
TO TEACHERS.

THE Board Of Examiners Of Holmes County
II Ohio, will hold "a meeting in Millersburg,
on the 9Th Of May. 1859, for the examination Of
teachers under the ~act to provide for the re-ori
ganization, supervision and dmaintenanee of Com
mon Schools" passed March I4s 1853. ~ O. pail
N. B. applicant admitted after 10 o'clock
A. M. By order of the Board. go ..gr
-s-s.1 sses,If : 4. r. CRlTCHF1ELD.C CLERK. &,
= April 81, 1859. 9s,,'-.' ? -
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RThe Indiana newspapers 81 speak in
very encounraging terms of the wheatcrop.
1t has not had, any serious set back. and
never looked better. - Z, =, - e.. e1ssS
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REAPER AND MOWER. !
Attachment Notice.

Frederick Frederick, Plaintiff. q, ,-y.a ~ =
against
Christopher Seese, Defendant.
DEFORE Uriah Newcomer, J.. .P., of Paint
I'D township, Holmes county, Ohio. : On, the
7th day of April, A. D. 1859 said justice issued
an order Of attachment in the above action for
the sum # fseventy six dollars. = :. = =
49, sFREDERICK FREDERICK.
April 21, 1855
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-04-28

: ALL persoas knowing themselves indebted
IA to me either by note. or book account, are
requested to make Immediate papmeh ms must
have money. , "a g ]. B. NORRIS.
pal s. is59-4w.sd iqs s. ss2 saL sG
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-04-28

f% The s1okrts trial was still going
on at the last dates from Washington. 70
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"Ding Dong Bell"

PRAY the Timer has fine lot of BELLS
- for farmers and others. They are of SUI
perior tone, can be heard miles-ahy one can
afford them. Sold at nearly half the usual
price at the Big Coffee Pot.
March 81, ls59.-32tf tf-.E.{ -s
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-04-28

uWefe having about tbe 10th edition
ofthe Spring Fleod, along Killbuck Y alley,
Just now. This edition is an illustrated
one, illustrated with wateg old logs, fence
rails, &c. going down South The. Sea
son thus fafRas beenafine one forrains, wet
weather and spdnklings., We are just now
having all three combined.. Consequence,
.'tee much water on sBe flat 81 as Kossuth
said, when he was asked 70 visit Coshocton.
SEILrNa LIauoR-P AIMING FOR IT.--At
the late term Of the Court of Common
Pleas for Summit county, Luther Loomis,
was fined $50 and costs and ten days IN
Jail, for selling liquor; Noble Simmons.
2adays in Jail, $40 fine and costs; James
Powels, Jr., 25 days IN Jail. $40 fine and
cests; Geo hye, IL dayssin' JAIL 81 and
costs; Robert Boyd. 10 days in jail, $50
fine and costs; Jacob Fornicher, 10 days
in Jail, $40 and costs; Henry lindsey,
Is days in hsJaii, $50 and costs; Frank
MetzIer, u days iu Jail. si s and costs;
John Young, 10 days in Jail, $40 and
costs. ssWhas a long Gail our cats get:
There were several others found guilty as
above, but not sentenced. geE sEv0r1
It's thought this law does not apply to
Holmes county, one chap said he didn't
care a d---n if il did, as ii was unconsti-
tutioua], ANYHOW. &c 'Ssssx Z EET 4
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Country Produce of all Kinds

taken at the highest prices in exchange for
goods .l-qa NJ san tf,e sssf31s ..df ,,s~5: q.
; aE-His store room is. the one formerly occii-
pied lby,J.- &W, Hutchison, where he will be
happy to see all who may think proper to call,
Holmesyille, April 81, 1885. -, =. =
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HATS A.CAPS,
New Store &NeW Goods!

county, Ohio, p a ei4snl - aae e1aaae y
.ssss5 Tss5 A NEW STORE! 5'..,l,t' !. =
where he is now opening very desirable stock
of goods,
To be Sold rery Lou for Cash.
He has adopted the cash system. believing
it to be the best for both buyer and seller. By
it he is enabled TO sell goods much cheaper
than under the old credit system, because you
have nothing to add for bad debts. The pur-
chaser therefore only pays for What he himself
has bought. By having the cash to pay for
goods, he is enabled to buy them cheaper and
consequently can sell cheaper.
T Come and see for Yourself.
His stock consists Of Dry Goods, a great ma
ny; Groceries enough; Hardware in abundance;
and he thinks his stock of -
BOOTS SHOES
will bear a little Dragging on, not only as to
quantity but as TO price. He bonght them
cheap-bought great many of them, and ex-
poets to sell at very low figures.
| - E]Zz1 rs & GAPS
Crockery and Queensware, Glassware, Yankee
Notions, Nick Nacks. and every thing else usu-,
ally found in a. country store may be found in
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TESfIrRIDeE & PUoH, are now open:
ine n fheir new rooms, East Of fhs Bcck
store, aaysntirs stock Of New Ge9d.s Ev-
|erything looks bright as a new pin about
thsn. md ibsy 1se deerrIaed Q bs Be-
hind nobody else IN quantity, variety. and
what is important 70 he Pufchassf, IN
prs@ GO in, looE, BuY md 30 BSne and
ten Jour nsighbon, just what tod please
about them. They come. too. By and
BY. ~ --@ AsA sS-s@
-sszEs--- ----- -<<--.-o->- .E Z
RRTAetfiaI Of the iobeElin Rescuers 2
i sal going os n The Us: Court 4
ohslsuds "A new JuEy has been empan-
nelled, and the trial Of Langston is going
on. ssAbent q month has been spent al
ready, and the second trial has but Just
conmenced. Oyer arhundred -vitaesses
are kept 10 waiting to give evidence IN
these cases. With a new jury to End for
every trial and about a month spent in
each case, when viii they be likely to get
through and at what cost? saLssasas rs
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-'at'tiF ~ e. - -GA-i ~ Z 50
GARDEN SEERs
AT the Book YStore,go "a
MILLERSBURG, OHIO
30 EFistl4 dF' -----',st1 lad flg 80
Asparagus. -'ss-a
Large German, or Giant. .u55rii.1 isoI IL.
+ 50 a-mqii Iat Beet.ls9 taala1 asag
Early Blood Turnip Rooted, Half Long Blood
Early Blood. = ak Z Early Bassano,
Long Dark Blood, rLf French Vel. Sugal
Mongel Wurtzel, White :.
ha7ss,b CaulihOWer. -e.iF or
Fine Early London, ssfEarly Wateherar
+ bra i'sla Cabbage. ~ - 2a
Early York. Large York, sa.a
a Sugarloaf, d" Late Drumhead,
Flat Dutch, Green Globe Savory,1
Red 80 ts Large Bergen. -tl
+ ia"--a Carrot. .--,s r. 2
Long Orange. Altringbarn. or Red,
Early Horn, Large White.
Celery. 5 i4 3
White Solid. 's--r ,7Ei sai
ss1.t4'5Ja Cress. .sde-
Double Curlcd. or Peppergrass. aogg h7s'
s Cucumber. . 81.
Early Frame. Long Green, 2 9
Russian. Early White Spine
- Egg Plant. f-+-
Purple.
Lettuce. ', :
White Cabbage. Ice Head,
Large Drumhead, Early Brownhead
MuskmelOn. s1as
Early Yellow oantellope. Green eitr6n.,
Long Musk, ;sg,, e" Nutmeg,
Kellman's S Fine Melted. Pine Apple.
rei fo spa Mustard. ,s sf
White or English. = s's} sit Il .sazs
-euaue;sae3 Onions. a7 g l..1asi
Large Red, ~ Yellow Dutch, .as.
g" yellow. -. White Portugal.
...s,. White Silver Skin. .-F
Ysis.. oaaJs, Parsley sa II ssf
Double Curled. = =. i.,-,,.-.....{, ~.
- t Parsnip. - :. :.
Long Dutch. Long Smooth
Pepper. z 'ls''i'
Long cayenc. ~ f.iT Squash or Tomato
s9so} p41 Large Bull Nose. .roIisssfr1
saIsw sssssa Raddish. aH .sa'sd0
Early Scarlet Short top, Black spaaish
Long -" -"------s--a.ss--- White Dutch.
Scarlet Turnip, Rooted.
- RUBARB. OR PIE PLANT.
III !, "a ze, Sage. wa, ,ds.at .uslas
~ Falsify, o., Vegetable Oyster. s'ii ieai
's7''ilIai . s'a'h Spihage. Early Green
's'~ 81. -a'e Squash. saiif'ssl,l7'
Early Bush scollop., '-'- e-''''.'s ''',', !.
Golden Crooked Necked. -xaoisirc7' % s-iaf'i
yegetable.or Sweet Pontoe Squash. "a Visd'
Winser Creek Neck ysdi lf5j s1sdio sii
oa baa ,sFab Tomato. asl 5ssl
Large Red e-5s1 rGiuis Large Yellow.
bssasasi5 1aiTurnips. SIT VI bsl
Early White Flat Dutsh.s 10 s7oss lsl 4 igd
~. S.,h SI9he, poa,, .gaiss5ua daHll '1av
Purple topped.
Large White Norfolk. --o9 tstJoiI -
Yellow Swedish, or Rutabaga, y 4, ,-t.,.
White Globe. .-'''''
: water Melon. "a Is qu
Long Island. Black Spanish. White Imperial.
Large, Summer Savory, Sweet .Ma1csam.
Thyme, Flower Seeds, dc, OF ksiW, asat
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Come and see for Yourself.

Notions, Nick Nacks. and everything else usu-
ally found in a country store may be found in
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Long Island., Black Spanish, White Imperiai.
Large, Summer Savory,. Sweet ,Marjosam.
Thyme, Flower Seeds, dc, t..A tiip'Gslt
80, -sf' .s|-.s s's's- basf 49,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-05-18
! Sabbath School Festivals;

By AUTHORITY OF THE CoHu1TrER.
column, that SABBATH SCHOOL FESTIVAL
will take place in this yillsgo on Thursday the
10th instant. All tho Churches are expected to
juin with their Schoul. in the celebration.
Tho order of exercises for the day will bo briefly
this:
Thessabbsth Scholars, their Teachers, Parents
and Frieuls will assemble in the Odd Fellows i
Masonic lIrll, ut half-past 10 o'clock, on Thursday
morning, when sevsrsl addresses may bs expected,
TO be inersperssd with choral songs by the Sab
bath Schuol pupils.
After the exercises in the Hall, the Schools will
form in procession, aud at o'clock repair to the
grove in front Of Col II. FRAxrSns mansion,
where the Pic Me dinner will be served.
All interested, or who feel any sympathy with
the cauts, are invited to contribute to the feast
The provisions for the table mutt be at the grove
by II o'clock.
All persons sending dishes, plates, &C., arc ro-
quested to hare their names marked on them to
prevent confusion.
The Committee Of Arrangements will provide
cloths for the tables.
The citizens of Edgodeld Village and of the
usighborhood generally are respectfully invited to
this fsstivsl.
We have only to add that this programme Ia the
only one that will be published for tho occasion
1t is given by authority Of the COMMITTEE OF
ARRANGEMENTS, and all will plsase regulst.
their preparations accordingly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-05-18
OBITUARY,

Mrs. .MARYCORNELIA TALBERT HOLMES,
wife of Mr.. GEORGE B. HOLMES, and daughter Of
Gym. +. Il. and Mrs. EMILY D. TALBERr, departed
this life, ut the residence of her husband, in the
city Of Montgomery, Ala, on the 2nd of May 1859,
in the nineteenth year of her age. She was born
in Perry County, on the 18th OF Feb. lS4l.
The writer Of this tribute Of respect, does not
intend to eulOgise the life and character Of this
good aud aimiadle young roman, though it might
10 safely done. We have been intimately acquain-
ted with her from her cradle to her grave: She
was good child, q good little girl, aud when she
arrived to the age Of womanhood, it was then that
the loyeiness Of her heart shincd forth brilliant
Us the noonday sun. Gentle, kind, retiring, ind
unassuining, VIC can say with all our heart,
thut she Was beloved by NIL who knew her; und
dear reader, she Was an humble and devoted Chris
tian. Her Bible was her duly companion.
She was educated in the Judson Female Institute,
ut Marion Ala, and while there. embraced religion
and was Baptized by the Rev. WILLIAM II. McIS-
TOsH, on the 18th of juno 1856. She wns married
to Mr.. HOLMES in November last, and We have
never seen two persons devoted to each other
while living in the enjoyment of every earthly
blessing; and we would sny to the bertaved hus-
band, "be ye also ready, for in such m hour rs We
think not, the son of man eometh." She cannot
come to you, but you can 60 to her.
She WIS only sick one week, und although in
great agony, no complaint was heard to escape her
lips. She desired some Of the doar female friends
with her, to sing thut beautiful hymn,
40! how happy are they who their Saviour obey,
And have laid up their treasure above"
And attempted to sing 1t herself but could only
repeat the words. short time before she died,
she exclaimed, I'm gone I'm gono! Farewell
to all, but not forever"
Rest in peace, dear angelic creature, for ne
shall soon meet You again where parting shall be
no moro. A. 7.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-05-18
MIR. Mccarthy in Abbeviae.

This singularly- gifted blind musician, who So
journed in Edgeheld several months, has recently
given Concert in Abbevle of which the Inde-
pendent Press thus remarks:
owe had the pleasure of attending the Concert
ut the Marshall House, on Wednesday evening
last, given by Mr.. Michael Mccarthy, tho blind
Musician, assisted by Messrs. Chas. Jones and
BENZ. Rothschild. There was fine attendance
and the exercises were enthusiastically cheered
throughout. Mr.. Mccarthy gave us Some brilliant
performances on the piano, and sang some comic
songs with rare effect. Mcssrs. Jones Roth
schild too on tho violin, executed many beautiful
pieces in the finest style and elected general ad-
lniration. The Concert was quite success and
led to gonora desire for its repetition tho fol-
lowing evening. Mr.. Mccarthy we believe in-
tends visiting tho Village Of Cokssbury, aud We
take pleasure in commencing him to the good
offices of our friends. lie seems to be rare mu-
steal genius, and besides has all the social quail
ties which will render him q general fayoritc." ::
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-05-18

III spring time. Employers often want help aud
cannot get it, or they ore at best incessantly dis
missing il and wrangling with it. The employees
now and then band togetherin strikes for wages,
and they not unfreuucntly desert the employer in:
T. pr IS Of business. Men are hero to-day-yondcr
to norrow-now working ut this-now at that.
The fellow who blackel your boots in the morning,
or grounied your hurse, or it may be served you
at table, sets up to be. your equal in the Drawing
Room, or ut tho Theatre, Gvcn when the odor Of
being fir, sh from the kitchen stable is upon him,
and perhaps he is inclined to fisticuf you into u
recognition Of his social equality. Sometimes the
chap who drove your curriagu u few Years ago
gets rich by lucky speculation and then marri.s
| your daughter or snubs you for your poverty.
All is change, change like the quick sands of Il
| shifting, swollen stream. Nothing is in reposo.
Nothing stable. 4 Southern man habitustcd to
the quictncss and stealness of slave society is
rendered miserable by the excit-mcnts and shift
ing Phrases Of life in hireling society. The best
conception can cmbody of the agitatiuns, rest
lessness, changes and annoyances Of hrelng socie-
| ty is the hiring of negroes at the South. When
Que hires negro here, he generally does 1t for
year and he can compel the negro to serve him
that long. He has perhaps first to unlearn the
negro come of bis vices or habits and then it may
bs to teach, or train him anew. At the end Of
the year, he gets another negro, with whom he
has the some task tu perform, or perhaps tho No.
| gro runs away-his master sustains him III It and
the man who hired him, has to labor for himself
or have no labor done and so all his plans are de-
ranged Even this Is only faint picture OF the
yexstous changes and course OF things IN lireling
society. Now II hiring negroes at the South ere
ates 30 much trouble, disorder and change, what
but sort Of Babel could By expucted in socalled
free community, where laborsrS are free to do as
they please and employers free to dismiss them ut
pleasure? SClPlO.