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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-01
BY, Va A.: LEE. AND HUGH WILSON.

Towards two o'clock on That eyentful
night, when the co,ilion was merriest, a
lady in shawl ani black bonnet made
Ger appearance among the dancers. She
walked straigl', up 10 Baron Alfred, whose
eyes were fixed on Sosie. '-
"My son." said voice behind him.
lie started and trembled from head 10
foot. 1t was his molherl ...
"What have you done with my dia-
h,onds ?" asked she, suddenly.
For Cops sake, mother, not here an
swered Alfred, looking fearfuIly around.
'Sosie-tlIey are ssfe-como away
"Have You pswnel ,hcm, Alfred We
are nearly ruined, you must know. Tell
'na where they are 1 will redeem them
Instantly"
Just then Sosie etood hy his: side. ,
''She has them on + silrieked the mother.
''Oh Allied, your fn.her's.: FIRST gift 10
me"
Alfred seized his mothers arm and
dragged her to his carriage.
The nex, day when the Baron Alfred
de S.'s servant cautiously entered his bed.
room, lle found lis masters corpse across
the bed, nnl llie following is the contents
Of a letter from which COPY
Dearest Mother Forgive me, l can
never liftnp my head again. Ny dis
grace was public. In the opinion OF all
am a thief, = Idle repen,ant. !
ALFRED DE S.
The mothers story cannot find room
here; but to this day sho accuses herself of
being the cause of her sons sucicsde.
Sosio--and here I tolle; Sosie had a con-
scisncs-on hearing What had happened,
rushed 10 tile house Of dcatlf,- flung her.elf,
at the Bnroneas's feet, craved for pardon,
passionately, thrust herself into the room
whore Alfred WAS laid out, cast the da-
m"nds on lis pillow, went home, and at
night lighted charcoal stove and s,ificd
l,rr-.K, Thus il hSpprnod TINT on the dsy
Alfred sde>S. WAS ljufried IN" tie family
vault at P.re la, Chnis", S">:-, too, wns
buried; but, Icing nn actress, she was rot
allowed TO rest in IaR,~ed gr"ua.l and
her ,emains are still drca. ing in the drea-
riest part of the cemetery.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-01
ABBEvIILE. S. G. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY j 1867

the needle stationary, when no other ipilu.
ence is applied. And now for the reason
why small battery works the best. It is
not that large battery, as has been pop.
u'ar'y supposed, would eat up tive conduct
ing wire, but TINT it would make the mo-
ton of the delicate needle too violent, to
use vulgar phrase, it would be penpetu-
ally "wabblirg at out" The small current
used has no such effect. l.. have, tried t,
explain the matter, in as lew words as pos.
sible, rs l heard it-myself, from an eminent
telegrapher, and trust have made myself
persPicuous to the readers Of the Courier
-Eve,iing Post. '.'.- ...
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-01
STEAM PLor2us For rMR CrlrI~A

STEAK PLoraus Yon 7us CrlrIgA-
TON OF rue Suit. is now proposed to
cultivate the soil 10y steam pI,.ugh.- This
does appear like soaelhiny new under the
sun. One has been shipped from Liver
pool anI hrs been landed. ut tbs lsvee In.
New Orleans. I ,.''..'.. -,
As the rude mole Of agriculture in years
gone by, has yielded To- the implements Of
iasention generally in use, so it is proposed
10 superrele :t'sse aud a,iirnal power by
tho application Of machinery an steam. e.
It,is stated :tbat Mr.. Johu Fowler, of
Leeds. England, in 1856, introduced lis
patent steam ploughs: Steel ropes are en-
ployed hs she rnesisg Of tho pIeughs,
while the engines are sta,ionary. Or only
moving along tue, beadlauds of the 6sIdr.
SeyeiM Hundred .seta are said to be 10 op-
GRAFTON in England and alAo. in the Nile
Valley Of Esypt. s,i>3
TIE Ney Orleans cr<seeat says: .sYe
havethe pleasure of. announcing that in q;
.hest time this machine viii be SCI Il, mo-
den near ,4s Isitg ilgs s,s,,.naer 20, afford
ample opportunity 10 planters 70 test its
power and its sa,.sbiIhy for ihe creates,
agricultural region in ll'eyyosld, thss rich
and iaexbausIisls a y alley 81 lAe Ai,siss- ha
'PP'', s,,ss go. g -. 80. .r,g
ssEh.fts Tia ,encss 81 X, vesn IL. j.iia
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-01
EXTRACT.

From the advance sheets of 'Alexander
II: Stephens, in Public and Private
DC, by Henry Cleveland, Esq. 80
"llis moral courage was as, undaunted
as his physical was unyielding. He came
home-wsnt before the peope-nei,her
asking quarters nor giving them. ~..
ut was reported 10 him, that he had
been proclaimed 4 traitor TO the South, in
apublic speech made by one who had held
high position in the State. Iu a personal
interview with this person, lie inquired
whether the charge had been made as re-
ported and though the charge was de-
MED, and the parties separated 10 friendly
manner at the lime, yet the. words used by
Ml. Stephens on that occasion led to n
subsequent demand upon him for r.trac
ton. This was refused, and rencounter
ensued. Mr.. Stephens was unar,ned, while
his assaiIant, who wasSmorc than twice his
size and weight, was duly prepared for the
renconnter WHICH he sought. Upon the
refusal to retract the words, an assault was
made upon Mr.. Stephens with open knife.
This he for some tune carried with an
umbrella, receiving several wounds upon
his arms and breast; but his a.sa,lant,
rushing UPON hin with all his superior
force and weight, threw. him upon his
back. One blow, With theiknife, aimed at
the heart. would have done its fatal work,
but for the fortunate position Of the blade
'of the knife Another blow, on the other
side, passing between two ribs, severed an
lntercos'alery artery. The strong man
then, with his left hand on the forehead of
his adversary, and the knife in his right
hand, said, or l will
cut your--thrual J. The reply was,
NO: neverl Cut ~ AS the knife came,
Mr.. Stephens caught it in his rigl,t EIana,
and with lis loft seized the right elbow sf
him wlo wirIded it. In this way the
struggle lasted until both parties were on
their feet again. and othsrs: .carns to;tlpe
resc'le. The right hand, that sstze,t the
knife as it was aimed at the u,toat, @as
horribly mangled by the tnrni,,g and twist.
ing Of tho blade in cHorts t. get it out Of
the grip. The hemorrhage from the sever.
Ell artery would have resulted in spes1y
death, hut for tho for,unats presence Of
DR.. Hitchcock, Of tie United States Army,
whose skill arrested II. =,
The scens occurred in tho. piszzs of
4homfson's Hotel in Atlanta, Georg a, OIL
the 4th Of September, -.ls4s. Mr.. Ste,
phens was laidsup for several weeks will
these, wonnds:rT The righthand' was Thought
to ho permanently disabled. The tehaons
of several fingers and the than.b were ;1s1 sev:
cred. lie could not use the hand al al. for
about twelve months. In tie meanliime,
he accustomed himself to write With his
left. But " the permanent, injury Of ths
right, bic bad eLiroszaphy.sI now, 4 partly.
owiag.p1' s,ss.,s; vs1.;, -. ,.z.:r,.1 ss.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-01
THE RADICALS AND THE s0UTH:-LETTER
FROM HORACE. GREELY

-. FROM HORACE. GRBELY.
Some weeks .sgo,, . gentleman from
Jefferson county, Mississippi. addressed a
letter tc Horace Greedy, asking him, as one
o. the leaders Of the Republican party,
what the intentions Of the party~werc with
reference to the South. Mr.. Greely prompt.
ly replied in the following letter:
ROCHESTER,, N. ". Oct. %, 1869.
PEAR Sir Your letter finds me
away from home, engaged in our political
canvass. Leaving, with many others,
must answer hurriedly ~, -, 49,.
i. 1kpow of no considerable or inlluen-
eu'ial portion Of the people, N or,h orWest
who expect or desire any general Cor otl,er9
confiscation Of Southern property. ! am
peifeclly acquainted will most Abolition.
lists Of note-Gerrit Smith, Charles Sum:
ner, Governor Chase, &C., and not one OF
them favors a. policy of 'con6iscatiou.
Thad. Stevens aud Gen. Butler may bs
exceptions, Gen. Butler being new con-
vert from Tue l9einocracy.
2. Even the tax on cottou-though
think it falls (esgecially) nvinly on The
consumers, not the produce1-is certain "a
be taken off very seon. It is sustained
only beoause of a local revenue. .....
3. l am very sure that no, Southern
man, *ho remains quietly at home aud at
tends 10 his business, will ever be troubled
because of his part in tlie late rebellion
Assassihs and house-burners may some
lim.s be prosecuted, but oftener those who
protessud to be UIionists than those who
were. Rebels. ,s,,,- r, Il, .:,>.. u i, as e.
a.. think the general prevalent senti-
ment of the North was adverse to any ex-
action Of the South, With regard 10 poIit-
;icaI rights for the blocks, ,.till after the New
Orleans riets effected r decided change, and
I think it now then prevalent opinion
hero that the better portion Of The Southes
whites will never pro.ectsthe from murder
and ytrage at the hands Of the low-castt
wbites, and that the right Of suffrage 70,
the blacks isiHdi.peasaLle to tirsir safe
ty. .'' .'. - .',''' Z - q.
s. think SOU mislead yourselr b5 4
misuse Of terms when you talk. Of III
'"eq9ality Of the whites and blacks!' i. L,
five Of the New England States their Con
stitn,ions and laws make no difference, and
kuows none between whites anil blacks
and yet lhiuk ,Lhete isifm. less intercouri
OF political intermixturs between ths whites
and blacks in Boston, for instance, thani il
New Orleans. . 2-'a'',; TO- .t:'s'a,, SO :,
Y9H Dc Dc moi ask me me for edviee: outside
Eyonr .ggesstions,, ,ystI !yeuteere to- proas
this 'coanseI.: Let Southern Sto,ssg sssolv'
10 Establish sndamsutdio, bsnesfo,ib. 4 tii6r
oug'r gno faudjrstahdfbg With lie South
,etn blacks. Encourage the latter ffo Sold
conventions -snd select ,thcir .best. tmeu,te
conser with your best men, resolved .hstS
perfect good UNDERSTANDING between ihs
two races shall be had, -. -: :
trust there is:no more trouble .sihsad. !.
but ip,nny tcases sneh an ,andentsnaingsii.
Of the gravest consequence to4ll. j. sss;. !. !,
II Yours lfniy;;st.-1ss
Honxos 0aaElsffsSYi.- in
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-02-01
IMPORTANT PUBLICATION.

AAAA o0AANA xuoLlVhIxOHs
We are glad to learn that the National
Publishing Company, 4o7 Minor street,
Philadelphia, have in press and now near
ly ready Tor delivery. a history OF the late
war, written by Tho Hon. Alexander ID.
Stephens. .t ........... ..,..
There arc few men living so thoroughly
competent in every way TO write a com.
plete and truthful narrative Of the stirring
events Of the late war, as Mr.. Stephens.
We are assured that he has spent much
time and labor in preparing this work, and
has had nccess to papers and correspon~
dence' connected with many interesting
features and Incidents Of our late stru Sele,
which no Other writer has enjoyed. Hi;
own private correspondence during tic
few yea's immediately proceeding hostili-
ties as vel! as during their progress, affords
fund Of valuable mnteral for the compile
ton of such work rs lie has nnderia-
ken. j: -" ..- .... -: g..
Mr.. Stephens was also Tor many years
prominent actor in the scenes and legisla-
tion wilrl, Immediately preceded the war,
and -kao ows much o.. the secret, history OF
those stiEing events ~ hh,l, precipitatet
the country into one of1the most 'slupend-
QUE and aarguinaty struggles which has
ever marked the -histo,y of the ~orit.
Hit knowledge Of men and ieasutes 'ac::
quired from personal observation aud par
t'cirstion in the aciion Of the Goyern :,
ment. enables him 10 bring before the pub
lic1mang Of the secret springs which sstiin
motion the great revelation through which
we have just rasr..' ...G..s-s.::
The llistoryof the earlier days Of the
Confederate Government, and particularly
tha, portion # its existence as = "Proyis-
ianal Goyernmentin. while loca,edsat Mont
gomery, has never been given to,,he. pub
JIG Mr.. Stephens was in Montgomery. as
a delegate to-, the: Provisioual Congress
from'this state,' hnl took "a leadingspaft' ii,
the 'legisIa.ion enacted there. Many Dues
,iOns Of immense Importance s. e il tilis lien
sec. ied State. were canvassed and acted
ur4espp ~ theu. The Southern pnblis has long
sought a,truea record of those days, aud
opinions have been formed Of the mea and
measures Of that period, which, Doubtless, 4
q; full, capdid and comprehensive statement
Of the actual condition Of the cou ntry, and
tho ra,;eus mao or,rao nxans..J ,,.:jf =
81 '.l''t p..; ef 'ss %, p,epls. e a.
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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1867-05-18

nea- The Clarion has found new scare
crow, to induce people to reconstruct; it
is the fear, that, under military govern
ment, instructions may be issued, requiring
iuries to be formed Unfortunately from
whites and blacks.
We see no guarantee that this will not
be required to be incorporated in the State
Constitution as amended, per Congress
sional requirements this reconstruction
remedy is not the proper cure for this un-
natural negrophobia. which bears within It's
inherent elements sure decay, which rad
icalism is powerless to prevent, and which
can only be postponed by forming our
States for future political action on the
basis presented by Congress; the ott-re-
peated assertion of the sure vindication oil
the supremacy of the white race, is none
the less true from being deferred. Mill.
tary government is bound to end at some
not distant time, which will be the sigma
for an establishment of society and morals
according 80 irrevocable DEGREES OF thu
Creator; all efforts to the contrary are
sure to eventually prove insignificant enc
futile. 1t is true that by our admission o
their equality, as required by the recon
struction provision, we would qxtend am