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The War in Rulope.

We give in another place the latest nc.
counts from Europe in relation To the War.
1t will be seen that no decisive engagement
had taken place.
As much inquiry has been made into the
causes which produced he present di,,ur-
bed State of Europe. we take from a com.
p"t"nt source the annexed statement, which
pnrports t" give the foundation of the men.
ding djIlicu'ics
"NuSirIa claims that she rightly owns
ana controls i.ombardr and Venice that
sue h'H 'ght |" c"nlr"l them rs she sr,.,
III 'n"' ~ order To ihs she must maintain
WIN 'h' several ncighhoring Italian State,
H"'I ~, i"h""nc" rs will render her LON.
c"'" venetian Sovereignty safe There.
'"'e ""e hecPS mp partial military ocru
P'"CS al 'hc central Italian States and yir
'"|'S '"''S ~ AL Italy. Sardinia is the
""'i ''Ee Italian province which - IN rN
'F'''": h"r" austria has no power and
'"' P""'E "I Sardinia, which is favorable,
:" '"' oH'aonNhhent OF constitutional Gov.
ernm"nts IN Italy, iS hostile To that of Ans
trid. which tends To the mainl ,n,nr. or ,ho
rt"c'rst military drsp0tiSm Sardinia and
:
trarH' claIn ihat the Austrian rnp,tion or
l'"Iy Is injurious in Is effects "r the Italian
"'"''s, pr"lrn'o the development Of that
country an" Is virtually in ,ionuon Of the
'rca'i"- "md r"mpacis of 1878. They d.
m"nd the abandonment of the Austrian n,
rnpaii"n of Italy and the Sardinia frontier,
ana That Austria shall cease To exercise ony
more control in Italian affairs than tine 9th.
refuses to comply with, a!lrpinp tha, her
P"'IcN IN Italy is necessary t. her own pro
'''''"h IN her own dependencies Of Venice
an" i."mhHrdy. These matters have been
~ controversy for three wears. France and
Sardinia proposed in 1856 tho consideration
ni |hiS subject 10y the Congress Of tn.
T"'"rr'H Powers. Austria world not con.
sent l" this. Diplomatic negotiations were
carried on, however. between Frame. and
Austria, bU, the difference has grown wider
ana wider the longer the discussion h,.
'nh'"ned' un'll now they propose To settle
The whole affair bv resort To- arms"
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The McKeDna Will.

We promised To keep our readers advised
OF the progress of affairs as respects this
WILL and it seems that matters have arrived
at point that will justify us in making an
other report. We stated that the Ordinary
had received notice from Mrs Mittag that
she required the Will 70 be proved in sol.
emn form, which notice has since been ir
dOrsed by her husband, Dr. J. + q. Mttag
The Ordinary then, az is usual in such ca
sea, gave the quail flied Executors notice TO
prefer their petition to him TO prove the
said will in due form Of law. The Eyecu.
tors appeal from this rcquisiIion of the Or
din"ry, on the ground that there is no proof
before him that the parties requiring The
will to be proved in solemn form are com.
petent to give such nOiipe;--in other words.
that the said parties would have been inter-
ested in the Estate had the deceased died
intestate. This appeal from the Ordinary
will 60 to the Court of Common Pleas,
which does not sit here until October. The
matter does not rest here, however. for the
Ordinary, in the face of the NOTICE of appeal
from the Executors has summoned all the
parties before him on Monday the 18th July
next, to proceed to prove the will in solemn
form How these cross notices and excep-
lions are to be reconG lied, we must be con
tent to regard for tho present as one Of the
uncertainties Of the future
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Grlr9rapblr.
----

New YoRK, May l5.-The North Ger.
man fIo,d's steam ship Weser, Capt. J.
ii. GaJsn, and the Hamburg American
Packet Co S steam ship Borussia, Capt.
Irautman, arrived here this afternoon at
ha!f'past six O'Clock. The former left Liy.
erPooI May 2, aud the latter touched a,
Southampton May 3.
The sales OF Cotton at Liverpool for the
two days ending May 2. were 1000 bales
OF which spectators and exporters took
1000 bales. w. Clare j. Sous say tha,
the market bad declined sp eighth, while
other circulars say nearly one quarter de.
cline.
The Austrians have taken the bridge
Of BuffaIora over the River Ticino, aGer
a sharp conflict, and with considerable
loss. IL was reported that Mortara, a
town in piedmont twenty FIVE miles N.
n. +. Of AIesssndria, had been taken by
the Austrians.
Nsw YoRK, May Ia The steam ship
Weser left Liverpool on Monday. May 2.
The Canada, fron Boston, arrived here
the same day. Cotton is dull. Richard
son, Spence d Co., quote BreadstufIs
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The Weather and the Crops

Our section of country, after dr"uth of
several weeks duration. has. within few
days been blessed with refreshing and re-.
Prated showers of rain. From every por.
,ion of our District We hear Gr fine r. ms.
and that the crops are rapidly recovering
from the effects Of the backward Spring
and the dry weather. Since the rain. the
weather has been mild and exceedingly IA
vorahle to the growth Of vegetation We
hear hattering accounts of the wheat crop.
which Is now nearly matured ; tine Weld
is expected.
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Still Later by the City of Baltimore.
Hymeneal.

Married 'n the evening Of the 18th inst,
by Rev y. Robinson, Thos VI. Belk,
Lsq, and Mrs. 4. X. Hood, all of Lancaster.
On the l4tb inst, bv Rev. A. J. Cauthen
Mr. John Vaughn aud Miss Mary, daughter
Of lessee b. Mobley, all of this District.
On the 10th inst, by Rev y. C.. MiIIep,
Rev X. Latham and Mis-, Fannie X dangh-
ter OF Dr. A. !. Barron, all Of Yorkville.
On the 4th inst, hy Rev r.. r.. Bovce,
Alexander Glass and Miss Margaret Barry,
all Of York DISTRICT.
10 Mecklenhurg county, On the i4,h in.
slant by the Rev n. ~ laffertv, Mr.. n.
Z; Reid TO Mss Matilda L., daughter Of Mr..
Silas Caldwell
On Thursday evening, May the 9Th, by
Rev. X J. BOYD, Charles w. BOYD, Esq
Associate Editor OF tie UnionviIle FINES
to Miss Maria GOudelock, second daughter
Of Davis GOudeloSk, of UnionyilIe, s. C,
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New Publications.

THE PILLAR oE Fire; OR, israel. IN Box.
DnGE.
BY Rev. J. II. lngraham, author of the
"Prince of the House of David" New
York: Pudney & Russell, Philadelphia.
q. q. Evans, 439 Chestnut Street.
"Thc Prince Of the House of DAVID
has had sale unexcecded bv any volume
OF its size and character. In that work
the effort was made to illustrate events in
the land Of Judca, by the letters Of Jew.
ISh maiden. In this young prince Of Phe
nIcla Is supposed to writ. from Ep,pt-
The condition Of the children of Israel and
the wonders wrought by Moses form the
staple of the work, and as much of Ecyp-
tan history and description is sintrcduccd as
are necessary to complete the picture, and
give 1t fuincss and unity Mr.. Inpraham
has diligently consai-d all accessible. au-
th"rliics upon the antiquities and customs
"i Egypt, and the volume is the result of
long and patient study. Many difficulties
attend an undertaking of such n nature
aud Justice to the writer requires that The
preface aud appcndiy should be read before
the text OF the work. The object is to
promote knowledge of the Bible. by lead.
ing readers TO compare and verify, and
search tor themselves. The material for
ia" volumes, ii is proper to say, is drawn
from other sources, and the imagination of
thc writer is employed t. ill up. from brief
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This IL the age Of progress and improve.
m"nt' science is almost daily adding some.
thing hew and valuable 10 the world. Just
see what has been achieved by the intro.
dncii"n OF Rail Roads and the application
OF steam to travelling ; the conveying infor.
nation by tho Telegraph (: the numerous
labor saving and valuable discoveries and
inventions in the various arts Of mechanism
The great facilities for the destruc ton of
cities. forts and life ia the event Of war.-
The wonderful improvements in manuf.cto.
fies and IN manufacturing, in fact, in all the
pnrsusts and yocatious Of life the discove,
ries, ingenuity aGi sUIence OF man has been
astonishing, immense, and it does seem,
that before long very little will be left un.
discovered that the intelligence Of the
world is fully equal TO the occasion and
The wants and progress Of the aye. IL 10
true the Atlantic cable Is slow in learning
To speak, but science is at work and al
though its voice is now weak. it NAV vet
"come 10" and be heard but. suppose as
some predict, II is II failure. the consolation
Is as many have said, that the Atlantic ca
Bile and telegraph would be of no perma.
nent utility 10 the country, if such il the
fact nothing valuable is lost by the failure !;
bot for my part ! am not willing to con.
c.de it a failure ; did not commence this
article with view to point out the defects
of the cable, or to suggest the improve.
ments that could be made, that will DO re-
served for future communication, which
shall take especial care never to write, for
two seasons, First, hecause, if the cable
cannot talk from any natural or scientific
defects in its organization, ! Am unable to
point out those defects, or If it will not
speak on account Of some improvement yet
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death few days ago under the most
horrihle circumstances. He was intoxics-
ted and told his wife he intended to kill
himself. She seconded the proposition
and aided him in getting rope over a
beam in the house, and in getting il,
around his neck. She then knocked the
chair from under him, and he fell, break
ing his neck His wife Immediately ran
away and had not been apprehended
We confess that this story is too shock
ing 20 he credited, 5u. we pot it ftom a
reliable source. We do rot Remember the
name V deceased augusta DiSpa tch.
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SUDDEN nSATE. 1T gives us pain to
announce the sudden death of our oldest
citizen, Mr. Robert NJ. Sterling, who acsi
dentalIy fell on Saturday last. whilst At
tempting to rise from his seat Being sick
and very feeble, Mr.. Sterling found him
self falling, and in attempting to recover
threw out his hand, which struck board,
not well balanced, on which a window
pane was lying, fitting it so as to throw
the window pane under the calf Of his
right leg, which severed the main artery,
producing death in a few minutes, and be
fore the AID Of physicians could be pro
cured. His sister was the only person
present to witness the distressing scene.
Mr. Sterling was about fifty six years Of
age, and was the oldest native Of Char,
(CharioteJ Bulletin,
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Terrific Storm.


On Sunday night last, about ten o'clock
the M,st,rn lortion Of our Dis
'trlct Was laid waste, 10y storm Of wind
and hail, which in violence and devasta
ting effect exceeded any similar visitation
within tbe experience Of our people Tn,
record we have to make is indeed ssdd.n
ing.
We have only heard from that portion
OF this track Of desolalion which commen
ces At Wyiles Store, and extends in width
to CIark's Fork, a distance of more than
kirea miles. From that point the terrific
hurricane, accompanied by storm of hail
aud rain, extended toward the South,
passing the cross roads at Berrv'si oyer
,BuIlocks Creek at the bridge on the Ru,
thertOrd road, the Eastern cage touching
at BIairsvrIe, LAYING waste the plantations
of Rev. NJ. Russel, Samuel Blair and 9th
,ers while on the Western edge, it follow
ed the course Of BuIlock's creek, anu
thence embracing the scope included be-
tween line running to the east Of BuI
locks Creek Church and another 10 the
West OF Pinckneyvlle, it continued us
gay-how far we have been unable 10
learn.
We have heard Of no loss Of life except
IN one instance. The house of Mrs. AL
berson, not far from BuIIocks Creek
Church, was blown down. Her mother
was instantly killed; and lady who was
IN the house but whose name we have
not learned, had leg broken and j,
thought TO be injured morally; While 9TH
er members of the family were sufferers
to some extent. A singular instance of
Providental interference alone arrested
the destruction of the entire household!
The damage done to the growing crop
IS beyond calculation. The whole length
and breadth Of the track is perfcc,
wreck the wreck of Si,moomhIasr.-
The hurricane, the hail and the IiSht.
nlng, int0rmingling their eiements with
awful fury, have left upon the forests an
impress Of ruin which ages cannot wear
away. The fields have been laid bare a,
every point wheat has been beaten
down, not stalk remaining and the
traces Of the growing corn ard cotton
utterly obicrated. An idea of the truth
NAV be gathered from the fac; tina, in
drifts on Monday, the hail Law upon the
ground form three 10 tour feet in dcph !
The roof of nearly every ou,hors-, barn,
stable, and negro house throughout the
entire sweep Of the storm, has been blown
OIL and destroyed ; and scarcely "panne'
OF fence remains ANYWHERE Y0rkcitIe
Enquirer.
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There is a lady, 20 years Of age. living
in this county, who swallowed a com
mon pin when she was fifteen years Of
age, which lodged in her throat and has
rema' ned there to this day, without caus.
ing any serious difficulty othe- than a
little soreness after taking cold. The pin
can be felt with the fingers from the ex
ternal surface of the throat and when the
parts are compressed together the same
sensation is produced which follows the
piercing with pin any other part of the
body.
We received these facts from the has
band ot the lady, and there is no doubt
about thsir correctness The pin has been
" The throa; 55 years, without in the
least affecting the Iady's general health
Charlotte Democrat.
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buoyant, with a large speculative inquiry,
the market having advanced considerably
and being so excited and unsettled as 10
render il impossihle TO give quotations -
Provisions are advancing, and figures
nominal. The speculative feeling cou,in
ues.
Tn England royal proclamation has
been issued, offering "a bounty Of ElO to
seamen. 1t is the intention TO increase the
British Navy by the recruiting of 10000
seamen. There is great activity manifes.
ted at the English dock wards. Eaglaad
is preparing for war.
in all probability there was sharp
action at the Bridge of Buff,ora* on tho
2sth of April between the Auslrians End
Sardinans. 1t is reported that the Aus.
trians took it at the point Of the bayonet.
1t was also reported that Mortara was
taken and that the Sardinians had re.
treated before the Austrians. The wires
OF the telegraph line to Switzerland had
been cut by the Aus,rians near Lake
Maggiore.
The Austtians were concentrating In
great masses at Piacenza. At present
there are forty thousand French troops at
Ger os. The King Of Sardinia WAS 10
accompany Generals Caurohert and Niel7
along The line OF the River Dora, one Of
the tributaries Of the Po. The Austrians
had seized some ports on the Sardinian
shore Of Lake Msggore.
Austria wants u loan Of twenty million
pounds.
Louis Napoleon was expected to join
the army on the Sd of May. The Prussiar
Government have resolved 10 put their
army in readiness To march.
A grea, many failures are reported ut
the London Stock Exchange Wolf IL Co,
Of Berlin, have suspended There were n
namhrr Of failures reported AT Vienna.
The Frenrh NJ mister NJ Vienna, and the
Austrian Minister at Paris, had quilted
their respective posts.
1t WAS expected that Louis Napoleon
would leave for Italy about the 9Th Of
MAY. His manifesto SAWS that as Austria
has virtually declared war against France,
noihing is left him but to take up the
sword and defend Italy. lie disclsin,s all
idea nf conquest, and is about to place
himself nj the head of the army. and
leave the Erpres. and his son under the
care Of his patriotic people.
AUGUsTA, Nav i7.-The lntest inr-lli'
gence 10y the steam ship Ir0go is to the
evening "i Nav 4. from Liv, rpOol, aud
from Vienna to the 81 of Nav.
The Austrian army had advanced with.
out any serious combat to CHmhiano,
Gnzzo and Lpmel'o, each "f which are in,
sisiii'i;':', TG'"'s, lie &rs, L"img situated
near Turin. and containing population
Of about 5000 the second being of sill
less Importance md the third - kat
town Of Piedmont. 25 miles : :. T. of
Novara, with about the same population
rs the first named.
PARIS, Nav "a war Credir Il 90.
600 900 frances was TO ha opened. 4
loan f 500.00O.OOO frances will be c0n.
tracted for bv ua,rona! subscription.
The official Journal at ST. Prter-lurg
denies positively the r"por, of an alliance
between Russia and France.
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Additional by the Canada.

New ioRH, May 20 The ates in
ieI'igonce bv the Cdn0da state that a bat
tIc WAS hourly expected. The Ausrrians
made an attemp, TO cross Tie river n,
TrNssana,to, but were repuI>ed after
trlecr hour cannonadc. with iuconsidera.
h|e loss. They report having crossed the
20 at Cornale, and fortified the head Of
the bridge
troop train near Verona came in
collision with some powder wagons. hv
which portion Of them exploded, xii
ling 23 and woundirg 1914 Ausrrians
LOUIS NAPoLEON permits Ausirjaas to
reside in France, sui jeci TO good conduc,
The London DoiIy .Nc,,s saws that
frn"co Is ahoul to mobile 1900 men,
and that the French army Of observation
on the Rhine will number 500. 900 men.
Austrian vessels arriving in French
ports ignorant OF the declaration Of war,
are allowed six weeks.
IL is stated that Queen VIcroRIA has
sent An autograph !etter To LOUIS NAPo
LEON, expressing her confidence in hs
strict honor, and that he will not 90 one
step further than he assured her some
months back.
It is reported tha, France is cndeavor.
ing 10 secure the neutrality Of Prussia. by
promising not to form any army of obser
vation on the Rhine. aud that the war be
circumscrihed to Italy.
At the latest aoconnis. the Austrian,
appeared to he re.rogading hut the ma.
nGnvre was not understood
A letter from Vienna to the London
Times saws tla' Turkey is on the ave of
raising 10000 troops, to he concen,rs
ted At Schumla
Still Later by the City of Baltimore.
CAPE RACE. IN +. Msy 2O.-Ths
steam ship City Of Baltimore. Capt.
LErrcH. with dates from Liverpool to
May ] l, WAS boarded off this poin, to,
day.
LIVERPOOL, May 1.-THE sales of Cot.
ton for the 'hree days sum up 20. 900
bales. The market has advanced from
'hree'six,eenths to quarter Of penny,
closing quiet and steady, BresdsrufA
have considerably declined. Provisions
are quie', and prices nominal.
There has heen no hsi,Ie.
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SUDDEN DEATH FROM A SINGULAR CAUSE.
We lind the following in the Troy
Times On Tuesday Of last week. a
gentleman named Augustus Bedford, be
longing N New York, and who was in
this city on business, got shaved at one
of our barber shops. On returning from
1t to the store OF friend with whom he
vas visiting, he remarked that he believed
the barber had given him some diease.
as small pimpie on his lip pained him
very badly, and commenced swelling after
he was shaved, presenting an angry and
lniamed appearance. During the day
this soreness grew worse and he suffered
30 much from it he decided to return
home, which he did on Wednesday night.
His condition rapidly became more dis.
tressing-the pain extended through the
body and TO the vitas-and finally. on
Sunday morning, after suffering untold
agony, he died The deceased, as long as
be renamed sensible, attributed his suffer.
ings to the incubation oflGe pimple upon
his lip with poison from the BARRIERS
razor.
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The Daily Bulletin.

We have received the first number of the
Da'iy Bulletin. published in Charlotte y.
C.. bv IL l.. Alexander g. Co. II j. the
SAME paper lately published under the same
name in Columbia ). C., and in part under
the direction OF the same parties. Jdd9ing
from the leader TO the public, the politics
will be the same. 1t purpnrts to be edited
by n company, Of whom H. II. Britain ia
chairman. The first number bears unmis.
takcable evidence Of industry and talent; il
is well filled with interesting matter is,
we believe, the fist instance Of n daily pa
per in Charlotte. and may be laid down IA
one of the natural results Of her advancing
prosperity. We see nothing to prevent its
complete success 1T has talent and eypc-
rience in its management, Il furnishing town
fer its field and popuIous and wealthy
surrounding country that will no doubt
gladly welcome its advent. The daily W i'll
be furnished to Subscribers at s6 Der an.
mum; the tri weekly at 81 and weekly at
50.
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SHANsHAIE EGGs we have received
from Mr. ID. kirkpatrick some Shanghaic
Eggs, which in point of size, are certainly
remarkable. They measure little over
six inches in circumference the short way
and nine inches the long way. Mr.. d.
should certainly foster this vaIuabI, hen,
and not serve her rs the foolish man we re-
ceved Of in The fable. did hi, noosr.
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WELL MeRIrEp Appe,sryrsr-We .,

WELL MERIrEn APPOINTMENT We are
pleased to learn tsayS the Carolinian) that
the Court Of Errors has appointed, under
the recent act "f the Legislature, Edmund
BeIIinger, Esq, of our city, sole Commits.
sioner to Codify the Laws Of the State -
His legal learning and interchangeable indus
try admirably qualify him for the very i'm
portatt duties of the commission.
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DEATH oP tbs Hon. DANIEL WALLACE.
The Spartanhurg papers announce the
death Of this distinguished citizen. lie
died, On Sunday evening, at his residenc ce,
near GAINESVILLE, in Union District.
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Grafton of the subjects Of these resolutions,
and also TO address the Congress of the
United States il they deem it necessary or
proper.
Whes .he vote was taken upon Mr..
Spratrs resolutions favoring the slave trade,
it was done by States and resulted as fol-
lnMs.
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MAIL ROBBERY. A package containing
remittance of $4,000 was abslractcd from
the mail between Charleston and Greenvillc
within the present month, says the Coum-
bia Guardian.
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The Convention adjourned on Friday
'3th inst, to meet at Atlanta. Ga, on the
I'd Monday in November 1860.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

VIII be inserted at the following low rates:
One square (oi l6 lines or less,) one insertion,
81 or, II continued, IS cents for the first in
sertion, and 30 cents for each subsequent insac.
t'on. sB~ See Fourth Page for deductions in
favor OF standing advertisements
The number of insertions must be written on
each advertisement, or they will be inserted til
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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A NUT FoR LAWYERS To CRAcK.-A
case of th" following kind came up recent.
ly in Pennsylvania
A. y. married G. D.'s sister-his wife
died. A. y. then married G. DIS daughter
she died. g. D's wife died G.. y. mar.
ried +. F., and died A. B then married
{. Ds widnw. and had children by each
wife. What relationship exists between alt
the children of A. B.!
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The Nav term Of the Courts of Appeal
was closed in both branches, at Colum bia,
on Monday, 18th inst.
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LANCASTERVILLE, S. C..
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY %, 1889.

LONG GRABs.-Our readers will bc pleas.
ed 10 find another contribution to this pa.
per, from our popular correspondent, Long
Grabs"
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AWFUL DEATH.-We we're informed
on Saturday that mao living in the
ever part Of this county came to his