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, 1866-09-21

THE DAY AND THE HoUR.-A certain Captain
Baker, an engineer officer in the British service,
has recently published y book in which the end
of the world is set down for September 10th,
1878. Nothing can be more regular and ship
shape than the style 10 which the events that are
20 Precede. the grand catastrophe are chronic
led. In December, 1867, Queen Victoria is to
resign, and the Prince of Wales TO become
Prince Regent. 1869 and 1870 Austria is to
seize Greece, and Russia gobble Turkey. Be-
tween 1871 and 1874 inclusive, Russia is to take
Greece, from Austria, and receive homage from
Francis Joseph after which Napoleon is to
make a covenant with the Jews, and the Czar to
get himself killed in "A row with the French and
Jews in Palestine. About this time Louis NapO-
leon will become paramount throughout all the
countries comprised in the Old Roman world,
prior to his first appearance as Antchrist. The
latter event will not come of until after the
Translation Of the Saints, which, if Captain Ba-
ker's programme is correct, will occur at
O'Clock A. NJ, January 25, 1875. Shortly after
wards Paris is to be taken-by the English, Of
course. Previous to the grand finale, Autichrist,
otherwise Louis Napoleon, will have good time
generally, shifting the Saints, hip and thigh,
and blaspheming, and compelling church mem
bers and other respectable people to go down on
their marrow bones and worship him. The per-
formances will conclude some time in 1873 (;
and it is announced that there can be no post
ponmeut under any circumstances, because the
world will then be six thousand years old and
must be abated as n public nuisance. No donbt
many people will believe this stuf aud tremble
-supposing that crack-brained engineer has
fathOmed the secret which the Saviour has ex-
pressly declared no man shall fathoml Mars
vellous is human gullibility.
, 1866-09-21
Lovers In a Fix.

The Memphis 4TgHs relates the following:
Night before last, as the moon rose over the
hills and tree tops, gliding the spires of OUT
beautiful city with her silVery rays, there might
have been seen upon the roof of an Egyptian
cottage, which is fat. aud covered with pure
white gravel and pitch, couple of lovers, seat.
ed aud enjoying the beauty of the scene, and
. Though few tho hours, the happy moments few
80 warm with heart. 80 rich with love they aeW
That their fall souls forget the will to roam
And rested there, in droarn at home ~
The sun dnring the day bad been very warm,
and thus they met to spend the heeting hours Of
twilight, enjoying the pleasant breeze that
aolted up from the magnolia garden beneath
and interchanging those soul>longings and warm
affections for each other, the. lovers sat with
one arm be encircled the waist Of the beautiful
creature at bis side.
Her little hand lay rustngiy. confidently, In his"
aud all passed quietly and lovingly until the
bell tolled the midnight hour.
None but tue loving and beloved
Should be awake at this " sweet hour"
The tolllug of the bell reminded them thas
"llred raturo ssweet restoror, baliny sleep"
was requisite for lovers as we'll as others. Still
seated near each other the plighted VOWS were
exchanged and sealed with kisses, like
Linked sweetness long drawn out"
At length, after many vain attempts to sever
these pleasant pleasures, the transported lovers
found they were bound to each other by more
sticking bOnds than lovers vows. The bot sun
had melted the pitch, and after sitting so long,
aud the night air having cooled the resinous
matter they found they were stuck fast" The
young gentleman first attempted to disengage
himself, but found like aunt Jemima's plaster,
:" the more you try to pull it o6, the tighter it
sticks the faster" The young lady thea, Gtlempt-
ed to get up, which she did, minus the skirt Of
her dres and all of her underelothes, IS far a.
the filters" In this plight she attempted 70
remove her diScOnsOlate partner, but it waI no
use-he couldn't come. After some pArley, hO
came to the conclusion be could manage 1t by
slipping out OF his pants. According he asked
of his companion # she could lend bin pair OF
pants until he could get home. Sue thought her
pas would do if they we're not too long, With
this information be slipped of his boots, and
lOosing his suspenders drew himself out OF his
pants as easily as possible, and the diseoasolAts
couple took themselves dOwa staifs ia . very
blushing manner. The lady procured - quick
ly as possible . pair Of her fathers pants,
which were run into pretty quick, and the
Adouis deesmped with his pants rolled uPabout
six inches. The joke was too good to be kept
by little and little it leaked out until the truth
had to come to eTculPAte the happy innoeents.
, 1866-09-21

TEE Springfield Republican, which is deserv,
edly the most influential republican journal in
New England, takes no pains to uphold the
Rump's Constitutional Amendment, and as few
to conceal the fact that the Rump did not mean
to have it adopted but proposed it merely to get
further delay.
{" In this view of the case We see the principal
objection to the third section of the pending
constitutional amendment. Its practical effect
will be to ostracizP thousands of Southern men
who have been in heart aud purpose just as true
to the Union as is Judge Patterson, and still
more who, although misled into actual treason
in the general storm that swept over the South,
are now the rest fitted and best disposed of all
the men Of the South to lead in the new politics
and society of that section. 1t is a mistake to
make so indscrmnate a sweep of the most in
telligent and capable class of Southern citizens
as this section proposes; and a still greater
mistake to require the Southern people them
selves to assent to this ostraclsm of all in whom
they have most confidence, and whose services
they most desire in public fife. And it is poor
apology for the mistake to say that the amends
nent was not proposed to be adopted but to be
rejected, and so to leave opeu field for some
thing better In the future. This is to say that
the amendment is not honestly proposed, but is
mere party trick. Whether honestly offered to
the States or not, the objection that il is too
sweeping and indiscriminate holds good, and
Congress indicated its own sense of this fact By
attaching to it the provision most singular
qualification to an article of the Constitution
that Congress may remove the disability by q
two thirds vote. This qualification is supposed
to apply to individual cases, but 10 terms it per-
miis Congress 10 annul the disqualification al
together, and so gives Congress the extraordin-
ary power to change the Constitution in this re-
gard without the action Of the States. The
right object aimed at is the exclusion from pow
er of the rebel leaders Of the South. For the
same reasons that we vigorously exclude them,
should we welcome to power and Influence, in
the restoration Of the South, all whose profess
sions Of loyalty are beyond suspicion. We can
1ot afford to sacrifice them to rigid formula"
, 1866-09-21
THE CONSTITUTIONS AND THE UNION.
UNFORGOTTEN.

Sweet lady mine, the fnded rose
Il often dearer than the hOwet
Fresh gathered, 80 each memory grows
Move precious than the parting hour;
And all Lnve's artist hand can give
sOf glowing tint and tender shade,
h with ME. th-t yO-r face may live
In eolOrs that can never fade.
And still my fancy paints you near.
Though all the room is lone and bare;
And Oft at eventlde h ear
Your phantom footstep on the stair;
A presence in the gathering gloom
Thrills all my pulses with delight,
And seems TO glOri the room
With loveliness denied my sight.
Ard little reok ! that long miles
OF smiling lands aud fOAmy sea
Divide ur Love at distance smiles,
And hold the willing winds ia fee;
And every wind that racks the clOudA,
Or gently nnlds them in the blue,
besTS love thoughts in tumuliHOuS crowds,
Or sOflly watts prayer Tor you.
, 1866-09-21

LEMON JUICE IN D1PTHERIA.-DoctorR Revillout,
in a paper presented last Summer to the French
Academy Of-Medicine, asserts that lemon Juice
is one Of the most eficaciOus medicines which
can be applied in dipthpfia, and be relates that
when be was dresser in the hospital his own
life was saved by this timely application. He
got three dozen lemons aud gargIed his throat
with the juice, swallowing little at the time,
in order to act on the more deep-seated parts.
DR.. r. has noted IL cases ofcomplets success OBJ
tanned BY this method Of trsatmsnt.
, 1866-09-21

CELEsr1ALs.-On Wednesday last, command
Of fifty Chinamen arrived, and made camp
about a mile below town. The "big medicine
man" who has charge Of the outfit, informs us
that the company is composed Of old California
miners, and that they hare come here for the
purpose of showing their superior knowledge
over men from any other section, in the science
of mining. The Chief spokesman further en-
lightens Us with the information that there
are quite a number of Californians Of almond
eyed proclivities on the road TO this place, OF
gender both mausculine aud feminine, who de-
sign engaging in various business pursuits-wash-
ing of garments or anything that may need
WASTING g.-4kontana, Post.
, 1866-09-21

BoT, whose honesty is to be mors eoumen'
ded than his ingenuity, once carried some but
ter to a merchant in a country village to ex'
change fer goods. The buttef having very
beautiful appearance, and the mefchAnt oeine
desirous of procuring such for bis own use, 10.
vited the boy. 10 bring him all the butter ms
mother had to spare. = think" said the boy,
"a she can't spare any more, for she said sne %
wo1ldnot have spared this only rat fell into tns
cream. and she did not like to use il hersei'
, 1866-09-21

The FIRST STRATEaIsT IN EuROPB.-GeA. Ton
Moltke has retired to his quarters. and Is closet,
ed with bis maps, making new plans fot the pro-
gress Of the campaign, and for the occupation Of
Vienna. This skIlful strategist, who has beea
the chief director Of The movements By which the
three Prussian armies, starting from different
points, were collected At the necessary hour on
on the field Of KouiRgrsts, has never, except at
that battle, appeared in front Of the armies.
Some distance in the rear, sitting cslmly At bis
desk, be has traced on the map the course Of his
troops, and By means Of his field telegraph, has
flashed his orders 10 the different generals Ia
more immediate command With such skill and
foresight that not movement has failed, aud
eYery combination has been made ct exactly the
right moment. quick, light blue eye, high
forehead, and we'll set figure, mark him an
and energetic man, but though quick
in action he is 90. prudent in discourse and 50
0uardpd in his speech that from bis quality and
ri, vide knowledge Of European languages, be
ia known iu the army rs the man Whe.is silent
With seven tongues. CArefurand labofluus, hs
has voraed out with his oyu band and himself,
calculated almost every detail in the operations
in wbieb he has taken Europe BY surprise from
,bs lightning rapidity Of bis strokes and the tres
yovs conseouences Of bis dispositiopsJ before
-S;.h the Austffad army has Withered away al.
ibefore it was gathered tc gether ,E1d which
80 Won for him from his eountryIaen the title
oF The 6rst strstegist 10 EuroPe.-ooT. LOnSos
Times. .S. .s
, 1866-09-21


How TO CURE BACHELOR lDIOsYNcRAsTEs.-Ec'
centric bachelors, if you want to be cured Of
your oddities, and become polished Christians,
marry. You, sir, with the slOuching gait, the
pocketed hands, the illrtailOred frame, just pair
of with a neat, smart little damsel, who has q
eye for the picturesque, and before the honey
moon IS over, she will 90 transfyure you that
you shall scarcely know yourself in the looking
glass. "Beauty and the Beast" is no fable.
Mauy A "mouster" has been transformed into
gentleman by the necrOmantic influence OF
pretty woman You, Sir NimrOd, whose talk is
Of double guns and settlers, Of deer-shOoting on
the Adirondack or r1oOse-huutiug in the Canada
wilds. do YOU wish TO be civilized aud social
ized 2 Doubtless you do In your leisure mo-
ments the thought must obtrude that gun-taik'
dog talk, game talk is not the vernacular OF an
enlightened Christian, aud that what you ere
pleased to call ''sport," is not the chlet emu oi
man. Marry a true gentlewoman, sir, II you Gao
persuade QUE TO venture on You, aud she WIN
soon divorce you from dog and fowling piece
and make you as gentle and bidtable q caysher
as ever shawled q lady at ball or opera. Even
the uiser may be won from bis golden Pagod oy
a Qeutrous wife, though it must be confessed
that of all ecceutricities, the greed OF riches
the most difficult to eradicate. -.
The fact is that every eccentric baehelor Is
like a helun1ess ship that has yawed more or tess
out of her proper course. A good wifes ADVICE
is the tiler that be needs TO briog his head
around, and steer him safely and happily over
the sea of life.
, 1866-09-21
NUMBER 40.
The Two ser,,n5n,...

Il somewhat premature to undertake to marx
out and certify the future Of the two 0rest c.
manic groups which are tolefably sue to aris.
from the ruins Of the Bund struck down bv ~
voice OF Prussia, June Is, 1850, aud By the srms
Of Prussia less than two months subseod.ptIy
But the followinap4able Of the populations Of
Germany, north and south Of the river Mai1.
which is set forth as the future boundary.lips
between the Prussian realm, with its dependsu.
eies, and the South German COafederacy that is
70 oe, may oe both useful aud interesting. 10
represents the population returns Of the 0ernsr
States down to the end Of the year 1854.
, 1866-09-21

HENRY WARD Beecher compares the dis
uniouists in Congress to monkeys in a co.
eoanut tree-pelting the President at a safe
distance. That's hard on the monkeys.
, 1866-09-21

The SCANDAL ABOUT QuEEH YfcToRIA.-The
partiality tue Queen OF England has shown for
Bllmoral as sojournirg place, has, by some
silly fellow, been tortured into Partially, not
for the place, but for some old Scotchmau there,
with whom it is alleged she passes much time.
Since the advent of Lord DundreIry, no joke
is considered worth laughing at unless it be e1-
cessivey silly or stupid. SO with regard to
scandals according to this scandal monger, they
must be of the most stupid and silly character TO
claim attention, and the one that has paid most
attention to it is PaHch. Scarce a week passes
but this paper has something to say about it.
A London correspondent OF the Boston AdCertissr,
too, had been led to investigate the matter, and
with all seriousness says: THE sole pretext
for this rufiany attack is the fact that the Queen
has 4 faTorite servant, and prefers his serices
to those Of the others. As from her peculiar po-
stiOu, the Queen is open TO any insinuatOn OF
this kind that the malicious choose to fling out,
and can make no reply to periodicals like Punch
which exists but to flatter the cOxcOombrie
Of the Guards and of the silly fops about town
have the satisfaction of producing some sort OF
sensation by this sort of ribaldry but in people
of taste and character only intense disgust is in
spired. have traced the scandal ~ far MS
eau, seeking the authority from those who are
the most active in purVeying it, and | find that
il rests upon incidents Of the cOmmOuest occur>
renee Ii is pure sander, though it gives deep
pain to the objects of it, and adds to the distress
Of one who IN her solitary greatness should pos
sess the sympathies of generous men.
, 1866-09-21

A. interesting experiment has been for some
"a. asst IN trial at the Royal Veterinary COL
Isgs Ie A. CamdeE Town, Eaglahd. A nupeer Of
eI,t ,ees, - 49, bsvs been fed upon the most dis
neaIsny n cattle which have died Of rind-
sroest sn, some Of the meat in cooked sie.s. LEE ZEE
r.fnit OF the experiment has been 'ss' 'o' o'
A.. 6sttsr and healthier tbsH ever
, 1866-09-21
2tvalla sggallaS Statrsmau.
rrBLusB. ; EyERY FRIDAY EvESISG' BY
II. NEWELL

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
, 1866-09-21
MN RoWdere.

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, 1866-09-21
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, 1866-09-21

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NOTICE.

= form Tie citizens of this city and vi
entity that he Will continue the general
HARDWARE BUSINESS in his own name
and on l!s own account, and hopes to
mc:it nn'l tnreiv" tuii share of public pa
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TRl-WEEkLY HACK LINE

Between Laurens, and Newberry.
ON and. after MONDAY,
GS.tSs-t r. the 18th instant, the HACK
GsAgSkAk will connect with the up
train on tho Grcenville and
Columbia Railroad on UESDAYS.
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS; with the
down train, on MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS.
Thus passengers can DO carried through
from Columbia to Laurens in ONE DAY
arriving at Laurens by9 O'Clock the same
day they leave Columbia. Passengers can
leave Lanrens at O'Clock 4. III. and arrive
at Columbia same day at O'Clock.
Every comfort is afforded passengers
which could be expected on 4 stage line.
It. 3. CREWS.
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no: l6 WALL STREET. NEW YORK.
Mooney received on deposit from banks,
1X1 bankers, merchants and others. Or
ders in Gold, Government and 9th or Seen.
rites executed at the regular Stock Ex-
change by member of The firm. Consign-
ments OF Cotton solicited.
DEWITT C.. LAWRENCE. JOHN r. Crcy1
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NEWBERRY HERALD---CARD.

PI the fire OF Monday morning, 18th
ID instant, the presses, together with
almost the Whole OF orr types. &c, were
! consumed, and onr office made a complete
wreck. The publication Of the Herald is,
therefore, suspended, but only for short
time, We trust. BY the loan OF u small
press and a few type from u kind friend,
together with few odds and ends fortu-
natcly saved, we will be able in 4 few days
to issue u small sheet for temporary pur-
poses. In the meantime, the utmost exer-
ton will DC made to procure u new and
complete ontiit i'll presses and type in the
shortest possible time, when We will be
enabled 10 resume :: full publication Of our
paper. We trust that our short suspen-
sinn and unfortunate failure to supply our
patrons will not cause them to feel a loss
of interest, but rather an increase of zeal
to aid us by their influence to recover from
40 scrlons a loss. Respectfully,
THOS. f. GRENEkER,
Il, II. GRENEKER
GO Gui'Miaiai and Patriot will oblige
by giving the above q few insertions, and q
notice will be appreciated. June 81
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"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &C., Exters,
Is paste-used for Rats, Nice, Roaches,
Back and Red A'1s, &C., dc.
"Costar's" Bed-bug Exterminater
Is liquid or wash--used to destroy, and
also as preventive for Bed-1ugs, dc.
"Costar's" Electric Powder for Ins't
Is for Moths, Mosquitoes, E1eus, Bei-buyS,
Insects on Plants, Fo'cls, Animols, &c.
81 BEwAnE.. OF all worthless
limitations.
SIS Sec that "CosTAR's" name is on each
Box, Bottle and Flask, before You buy.
ao- Address HENRY n. COsTAR,
42 broadway, n. Y.
30 Sold in Columbia. s. c., by
And all Druggists and Retailers.
1866.
INCREASE OF RATS.-The farmers
gazette (Fnglish} asserts and proves by
figures that one pair OF RATS will have d
65l $50 III three years. Now, unless this
immense family can be kept down, they
would consume more food than would sus-
tain 90 900 human beings.
ss Sec "COsTAEs" advertisement above
1866.
RATS VERSUS BIRDS Whoever engages
IN shooting small birds is cruel man:
whoever aids i'll cXterminating rats is
benefactor. We should like some one to
give us the benefit OF their experience in
driving ont these pests. We need something
bcsi'ies dogs, cats and traps for this busi-
ness. Scientific .1"ae,icuh, n. y.
aS- See 'CosTAKs" advertisement above.
1866.
"COSTAR'S" RAT DIFFERENTIATION ia
simple. safe and sure-thc most perfect
NAI-liication meeting We have ever attend-
ell. Every Rat that can get it. properly
prepared, will eat it, and every one that
eats it will die, generally At some place as
distant as possible from where it was taken
Lake Shore (Mich.) Mirror.
ss- Sec ''CosTAE's' advertisement above
1866.
A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST
Speaking of "CosTA9's" Rat, Roach, ANT,
&c:, EHtcrmin minator-''morc grain and pro-
visions are destroyed annually in Grant
County by vermin than wonld pay for tons.
OF this Rat and Insect Killer
Lancaster WIS., Herald.
E6- See "CoSTAR's' advertisement above.
May t3mo ,
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a Home Companion.

Besides the collection of tho cream, Of
ihc news of the week, Political, Financial
and the Markets, it will contain 4 large
amount of LITERARY MATTER, such as
choice Tales, Sketches and l'cct~v. 1t
will embrace EIGHT PAGES, containing
FORTY EIGHT COLUMNS, is printed in a
form to bind, and thus secures faithful
record and history of passing events.