The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-04-13

Thereat the oWl wlthdreW, H 4
And Muggins mizzled TOO.
But there are other chaps who might
Be caught outlatcsome dismal night,
Who -Aosea't paid CHATS eae
They know-to aeao--to pio.a
~ The End Of Time.
1t is not among improba abilities that |
the present generation is the last which
Providence viii permit to people in this
plsnet. For four hundred years human
testimony, drawiing saiits j! piration from
scriptural prophecies mas pointed dundevia
tingly to this era as the one in which will
be witnessed the end Of time, and the be-
ginning ofeternity Protestant and Ro
nan Catholics the highest authorities
however much they have differed other
topics, harmonic fully in the belief that
We have now entered upon The long antic-
ipated conflict of powers which isito close
sthe transgression Of desolation" andpre-
cede the coming of athe ancient Of days.
Even from a secular stand point it would !
be interesting to observe withswhat nice:
stg of casclll eolsarasntases
5T;Tyys ;esfo etcri
half eentilrysand differ with each other
sonly BY a.few years We have 1866, o.,
80 ~, and 81, given TO us by various sH
writer's, as the limit of the worlds ex-
Eistence /; but whatever is the period.
named, the concurrent evidence is strong
and startling The unsettled condition of
the civilized world, the premonitory throb-
bing Of revolution among old systems Of
Government, The complications growing
out of our own struggle which threaten
to involve other nations, the dissolution
Eofsocial bonds, the looscning ofrestraints
and breaking down of the barriers which l
con6ne mon within7a civilized pale, are
all circumstances now in. course ofoccur-
renee which are quoted as evidence ofthe
.fnalhour. a still more remarkable rela-
ton between the prophecy and the pres
ent hour is established by a portion Of the.
ninth chaptorsof Daniel, which we find
tho following description Of our enemies
and their leaders.
sss.s nd in the latter time of their king
dom, when the transgressors are come to
the full. a king of fierce countenance, and
understanding dark sentences, shall stand
mn And his power shall be mighty, but
not by his own power and he shall de-
stroy wonderfully, and shall prosper and
practice, and shall destroy the mighty
and the holy people. and through his
policy he shall cause craft to prosper in
his hand and he shalls magnify himself
in his heart, and by peace shall destroy
many; and he shall also stand upagainst
the Prince of princes, but he shall be bro
ken without hand. The judgment shall
sit, and they shall take away his domin-
ion to consume and destroy it unto the
end
We have adverted briefly to this theme
because it is one on which notwithstan-
ding thewrecl OF matter that is BONG
made around us, the thoughts Of thought
ful men are dwelling and because too, it
may. awaken curiosity among those who who
are fond of anciehtlore, to read specially
with this subject in.yiew. A topic, how
ever, SO fruitfulin interest to man, woman
and child. may well excite something
If-more than mere curiosity Carota'lsal':
FROM Trans MISSISSIPPI -Thoi Moblle
Tribune learns on good authority that
the whole Of Gen: Prices command has
!, voted to come to the.heip Of their breth-
rem on the east side: The question was
}. put to them, and il was carried llnani
.mously
PRoMorED-e,oI.. T. Il. Bell, Of Bells
brigade, Forests cavalry, has been com
.missioned a aBrigadier General olsAlez
w. Campbell Of E1orrest's staff, has beel
3 also promoted to- a Brigadier General
slip.