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IN MEMORIAM

Mrs. ELLEN V. MCLAUGHLIN, wife of
Donald MCLAUGHLIN, and eldest daughter
Of MIR. and Mrs. John II. Heise, departed
this life in Columbia, S. c., on Sunday,
eleven months and six days, after an ill
ness OF but few days, in bright prospect
OF glorious immortality:
"Early, bright, transient, chaste as morn
ing dew,
She fled. was exhalcd, and went to Hea-
ven."
When the aged die, and are borne to the
tomb by sorrowing and afflicted friends,
the event, although sufficiently depress-
ing, and as sundering ties and associations
or long continuance, yet the survivors
have consolation in the reflection that, ac-
cording to all observance. man has at best
but three-score years and ten; but when
the young are removed to an early grave,
and the clods of the valley hide away from
loving eyes and hearts those on whom we
have bestowed our deop affections and
most ardent hopes, then is it that, with an
overwhelming, sad, deep and pungent
aff,iction, we would fain question the pro-
videncc of God which smites us, and muir
mur in and at our loss:
''But, shall not the Judge OF earth do
right?"
Ellen was the particular bright luminary
in the family household of Which she was
so dear member. AS wife, atfectlOnate,
exemplary and prudent beyond her years;
as daughter, dutiful in all her associa-
tions with her parents; as a sister, tho
cheerful associate and companions; as
friend, sincere, true and confiding, and as
christian, strong in faith and hope. She
has passed away, however, to an early
grave. finished her course, for God has
taken her.
'Be still, and know that am God"
'I.caves have their time to fall,
And flowers to fade;
And buds to wither at the North-wind's
blast
And stars to set; but thou!
Thou hast all seasons for thine own oh
DEATH"
Thus has been severed the dear associa-
tions and sweet remembrances of wife,
daughter, sister, friend and christian as
sociate:
"Oh, tender ties,
Close twisted with the fibres Of the heart!
Which broken. break them, and drain off
the soul
OF human JOY. When such friends part
'Tis the Saviour dies"
a FRIEND
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The Riohmond EaqEisss says:
What sFe 2anb ia fottuna4ely nov not
so much iaborers to be hired as in
industrious and frugal farmers to
settle ION our own land. We must
|repeal it, at the risk Of dinnine
[t1tNelco news into the ears of our
:eonntE friends, that there is no othre
salvation for Virginia but the division
of the farms, ss5 s.
The New York Herald says: ga
| petition is going round for signatures,
asking the Fortieth Congress to i'm.
peach Andrew johnson without unne-
cessary delay. We rather think that
impeachment is knocked on the head.
1t is laid out flat, and it makes what
the old crones oah u very purity
corpse"
= One of the public buildings and at
other points of Venice, might be read
on sight the subioined worde, rcstaI
up in large characters: "Give unto
Caesar that which is Cesar's. Rome
the capital of Italy! Long live Victor
Emanuel"
During the three months ending
September Both, the Chicago police
made 1928 arrests, resulting in
$40, 327 worth of fines. OF $162, 26O
in stolen property, $113,S12 was re-
covered.
Up to this date only 200 petitions
under the bankruptcy act hare been
filed in Massachusetts,. Proceedings
are in progress in 241 cases.
The Maryland State Republican
Convention recently assembled, for
mally nominated Gen Grant for the
next Presidency.
Some fifty ladies i'll Linn County,
Kansas, have adopted short skirts,
which fall about the knee.
Butler is already on the high road
to the Democratic party, and Forney
will not lag tar behind him.
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CHICORA'S,

MEETING OF DIGNITARIEs.- s.-General
Candy and Governors Worth and Orr
held conference yesterday and the
day before, relative to affairs within
District No. 2. It is understood that
the Provisional Governments will be
continued without modification. The
decision relative to the iuries for the
fall term Of the courts will likely
result in enabling the judges to hold
all the remaining terms of the court
without delay or inconvenience. The
Jurors drawn ut the last spring term,
and who have heretofore been sum-
moned, will attend the several courts.
and will serve, with this qualifica-
tion, that either party, in civil cases,
or the State, or prisoner, in criminal
cases, shall have the right to chal-
lenge jurors so attending, who have
not been registered. In drawing
new juries, at the present fall terms
of the court, new lists shall be made
up of all male adults who have paid
tax for the present year, and the
juries drawn from such lists. Per-
sons who are not registered will be
placed on these lists, and may be
drawn; but on attending next spring,
or at the January term of the Dis
trict Court, may be challenged by
cause of. non-registration. The
juries drawn by the Circuit and Dis
trict Judges last week, under Order
So, are recognized as the legal juries
for the courts where drawn. All
jurors, therefore, who were drawn at
the spring term for the fall courts in
the Superior Courts, and all jurors
drawn in the District Courts in July,
will attend in conformity to the sum-
mons which they have already re-
ceived.
Gen. Candy left for Charleston by
the 1920 train, yesterday, and Coy.
Worth by the LAO Charlotte train.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The post
Office open during the week from 81
a. m. to 6 p. m. On Sundays, from
IL to 81 p. m.
The Charleston and Western mails
are open for delivery at Q p. m., and
close at 8 a. nj.
Northern-Open for delivery at
101a q. M, closes at p. m.
Greenville-Open for delivery at s
p. M, closes at 8 p. m.
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SQUIRTING AT TRUTH. The -Ndtio,,
newspaper boldly calls for q frank
avowal" that the Congressional mo-
jority have been acting unconstitu-
tionally, and mean to keep on so
acting. The New York Times timidly
hints that such an avowal ''comes
very near the truth, which is about
as much "frankness" as we can ex-
pect from anybody but Thad. Stevens.
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y
CHARLESTON JUR1Es. AT the open
ing of the District Court in Charles
ton, speaking of the venire of jurors
which were drawn last term of the
Court, Judge Logan said:
lit is not, of course, such q venire
as is prescribed by the laws of the
State. But the conviction of my
mind at the time that directed the
draft was, that no such jury panel as
the laws of the State prescribes would
be permitted by the military power
then, rs it now is, the dominant
power. The late order concerning
juries, by the successor of General
Sickles, only confirms me in that
opinion.
''The venire, as it now stands, has
been assented to by the General
Commanding, with the understand
ing, however, that the right of chal-
lenge for non-registrntion shall be
reserved to nil parties" !"
The Charleston Courier calls atten-
ton to the second clause of the Juror
order, which reads:
"2. It shall be sufficient ground of
challenge to the competency of any
person drawn as juror, that he has
not been duly registered as voter.
Such right of challenge may be
exercised in behalf of the people, or
of the accused in all criminal pro-
ceedings, and by either party in all
civil actions and proceedings"
From which the Courier argues
that tho section does not disqualify,
but merely subjects the juror to
challenge.
In the United States District
Court, in Charleston, in the case of
the United States cs. VIM. keenan,, a
white boy, for passing counterfeit
fractional currency, j. Barrett Co.
hen, Esq, counsel for the prisoner,
challenged the array. e., the whole
jury-on the ground that the said
jury was not drawn in conformity
with the laws of the United States.
No decision was announced. The
point was ably argued by counsel on
both sides.
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coLUMBIA INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,

~ THE above institution, situ-
MNA ated on Arsenal Hill, opened on
5441 5444a11}{ u - - MONDAY, 14th inst, and will
receive pupils Especially girls)
who will be taught Reading,
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POSTAL IRREaULARITIEs.- We are
gratified to announce that we have
received the assurance of our worthy
postmaster, who has just returned
from Northern trip, that the ire
gularities in the mail delivery in this
State. of which we heye with reason
complained so often recently, will be
made the subject of his personal at
tention. For this purpose, he will
leave the city in few days for a
general tour through his department,
and we have no doubt that by the
agency of his experience and energy
q thorough and immediate reform
will be instituted. ".
[Charleston Courier.
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4 & ,RIoE N PIcKENs ID In :.s.s
Saturday night last, 4 fatal diistllEy

,RIoF N PIcKENs d : .l,:.a. On
Saturday night last, i fatal disassilty
occurred Az Pstfyyille, ia aPickens
s;ssri 81 the Blue RidEs iiidss Hall
road. ItAppeass that q Loyal League
lAssociation was holdinR q meeting In
the nsighborlioodN when . young
white man, named Smith, q resident
of Walhalla, attempted to- effect an
entrance to the building but. wes
prevented by the armed guard, or
sentinel. The disturbance, caused
the Ieaguers to the number Of fully
800 all .colored to, rush out.
Smith Immediately rans away, and
sought refuge in q house 4 short Sdis-
tanoea of, where there was aSwhite
debating society. The negroes, all
os whom s%~hhoos;;s ,Tsse wTssre armed armed with musketts
and pistols, surrounded the house,
end commenced an attack with their
firearms on the inmates--all of
whom were unarmed. One Of the
shots took. effect on q man named
Hunnicutt, which proved fatal. The
others escaped from the building
with sundry bruises. The negroes
continued the riot during the night,
and on Sunday morning were pill
laying indiscriminately. A message
was sent to Colonel Smith, at Ander-
son, who Immediately proceeded to
the scene with sufficient force. By
the time he arrived Monday, at q.
m.-the excitement had subsidized.
Colonel Smith remained until lato in
the day, but finding everything quiet,
returned to Anderson. It is high
time that steps should be taken by
the military to put stop to these
armed meetings. There is general
opinion, that these meetings, al-
though protesting to be political, are
more of G military character.
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e Writing, Arithmetic, &C., in
Guiding instruction in Sewing, Knitting
or other household employment, suitable
to their capacity. ' :
Persons who desire days work cen ap-
ply at the Industrial Rooms. where they
will be accommodated, and receive com.
pensation either in money, clothing or
provisions, as the case demands, OF may
be practicable. Those in our city who
wish to have Securing, Washing, or other
house work done, if they will notify us q
day beforehand, We may be able to send
them suitable person at. reasonable
prices. -" r3
We will receive orders for the Knitting
OF Stockings, Socks, or Repairing Of old
ones. Weaving, Spinning, Quilt Making,
Rag Carpets; also, Mattresses Cleaned and
Repaired. Contributions of Thread, Cot
ton, Wool, Knitting Needles, scraps of
Calico, for making Quilts, cr of Wooden, for
Rag Carpets, ali will be thankfully re-
ceived.
Hotels, and even families, can discharge
their duty if they would save, and send to
tho Work Rooms, such. scraps of Bread
and Meat as might be left at their tables.
Those who do this, or otherwise aid our
institution in preventing street begging,
are earnestly requested not to give to per-
sons at their doors, unless in exchange for
something they may have to sell, but di-
rect them to the Rooms, and oblige a
Oct II COMMITTEE OF LADDER
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad
- 9 Ial ~ gss.ss
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

NN and after MONDAY, the 21st instant,
~ Passenger Trains will run daily, Sun
DAYS excepted aa follows: -
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WoIfe's schiedam schnapps are used
all over the world by the physicians in their
practice.
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=
7. s. NIoKERsoN, ESQ.,, AND his
HoTEIs. This gentleman is on an
other of his flying visits to this city;
and rumor has it that ne is on the
qai gfUe for q ''big thing but of
this more anon, His Augusta estab-
lishment, the eJs'Planter's," is, as we
learn, in the full tide of prosperity;
while he has no cause to complain of
the patronage of his Columbia
house--as it has received its full
share. The management of the lat
ter establishment undergoes change
Robert Hamilton, ESD who has
been in charge of it. ever since its
Inauguration, having been compelled
to resign the position, owing to ill
heaith.j Mr. Hamilton is an old hotel
man, having been initiated in the
Omitted States" under A. M. Hunt.
ESQ; and in his retirement will carry
with him the well-wishes of q host of
friends. VIM. A. Wright, ESQ.,, his
successor, is also veteran in the
business, as he. was connected with
the American, in Richmond, for a
length of time.
Having complete printing Office,
superintended by the proprietor. we
can execute every description of book
and job printing bill and lette.-
heads, circulars, labels, posters, pro-
grammes, business, wedding and in
vitation cards, railroad receipts,
checks, drafts, &c.
FIVE CENTs.-The price of single
copies Of tihe ffaaWni.c is I'VE cents, and
purchasers are requested to pay no
more for them. We are informed
that some of the news-boys charge
ten. This is an imposition.
Read Udolpho Wolfe's advertise
ments in to-day's paper.
---~---o-0O~0 49,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Attention is call
Go W tne iouo"lng auVertlsements, pub
hshed this morning for the fret time
McKenzie's-Fresh Havana Oranges.
j. G. Gibbes-Laborers Wanted.
Change Schedule on GreenvilIe Railroad.
j. L. r. Agnew-Cabbage, &c.
G. w. Hutson-A Card
j. T. Zealy-Proposals Wanted.
Columbia Industrial School.
Q. +. JACKSON is receiving goods regu-
lar!y every week. They are we'll selected
and sold at low rates. Call and see them.
No house sells goods cheaper than he does.
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HRAITH OF CHARLEsToN. Deaths
for the week-white 10; colored 18;
total %.
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Dew OF the Aps.-UdoIpho Wolfe, sole
agent for the above cordial, manufactured
in Geneva, Switzerland, is used by all the
heads of Europe.
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I. rr III
s The SIohani1 Weekly Letter &sedt
Prices Cu,v-eat and Market Report
will bs issued to-morrow (Friday) af-
teruoon. Those desiring copies, will
hand In their orders as. early as prac-
ticable. f>gAA ~ ~
= A'FUss IN THE, FAMInY--It is ru-
mored that the meeting of the Chair
men of the District Republican Com
mittees, in this city, was called for
|. the purpose of endeavoring to heal q
serious breach ill the organization.
AS was anticipated, the meeting yes
terday was private; but we have been
informed that the doors will be
opened to the public r-;c- &c The ttiliie
final adjournment.
- ----o--~--~-o>~o--
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. The
entire day. yesterday, was occupied
in the examination of witnesses in
the case of NJ. Brown, charged with
the homicide of N. Beraghi. Mr..
Solicitor Melton for the State, and
James d. Tradewell, Esq, for the
defence. The following is list of
the jurors: w. A. Harris, G. Zim-
norman, VIM. Roberts, Owen Bra
zell, NJ. j. Corley, j. G. Green, w.
H. Miles, John Hodge, J. NJ. Craw-
ford, A. l.. Solomon, W. p. Bookter,
G. w. Wright.
BASE BALL.-A match game for a
new regulation ball was played yes
terday, between the Chicora Base Ball
Clcb, of this city, undi the second
nine of the Phil. Sheridan Club, OF
the 5th United States Artillery, on
the College Green. After a very hotly
contested game-during which the
Chicora's showed great improvement
in their play-which lasted from Q. Ii
p. m. until sunset, the Umpire called
the game ut the end of the 9Th inn
ings; the Phil. Sheridan's were the
winners by 16 runs. Annexed is the
score:
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Read Udolpho Wolfe's advertise
ments in to-day's paper.

G. f. JACKSON is receiving goods regu-
lariy every week. They are well aelecIed
and sold at low rates. Call and see them.
No house sells goods cheaper than he does.
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TEse Taller ana Esesan Swift.

4 tailor in Dublin, near the. residence Of
tho Dean. tookk ii into his head that he
vas specially and diyinely inspired to inter
prct the prophecies, and e.ptcjqi!y til" Book
Of Revelations. Quitting tLo saop.toaId
he turned ont a preacher, or rather d
prophet, until his customers had left hl,
shop, 6nd his tt miiy was likely to famish.
His monomania was well known to Dean
Swift, who bGncyolently watched for some
convenient opportunity to turn the current
he iarcicd, got q revelation to go and con,
vert Dean Swift, and the next morning took
up his line Of march for the deanery. The
Dean, whose study was furnished with a
glass door, saw tho tailor approach, and
instantly surmi ed the nature OF his errand,
Throwing himself into an attitude Of so,
lennity, and his eyes fixed on the tenth
chaptot Of Revelation; he waited his ap,
preach.
The door opened, and the tailor announc-
cd, IL his uuear;hly voice, the message:
Dean &wiit am sent by the Almighty
to aHuuOu"C 10 yoG--'
Come in. MY lrI.na. said the Dean, II
am in great nouble, and to doubt the Lord
uas sent you to help me cut Of my diff
culty.
This unexpected welcome inspired tho
taitor--artnEthcDed Me8dy his assurance
~ ni@own ptnpbgtic character, and disposed
him "a listen 80 the disclosure.
My friend, said the Deau, Il have just
been reading the ttath chapter Of leyeia
tinus. and am greatly distressed With n diff
cuity have net win; and you are the very
man to helm me out. Here is the account
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NEW SERIES--VOLUME 8. NO. II
JOsEa BiiElEesiana.

Mummy has dun one thing for the world
that nothing else could have did 80 well
it has developed the phu0's
Although mankind worship wealth. will
give them credit !or ore lhina--thcy seldom
mis- AXE IT for brains.
Most If the CRATE things have beer did
by taking the CHANCES. pyutcnre has but
one eve while fortune has thousand.
If a man had = ,lanaa- ard > outsides,
there might he some excuse for adding 10
thousand dollars more each year to His piir
] den t read rrny boldly else 5 poetry but
Iiomer,s Uron the same principal that |
always drink when it is inst as handy, out
Or saring instead OK outlet.
II man has get to be poor aul his life, I
2iut sure but it would be some mummy in
bis pocket to he ignorant.
l2ust class yntuG is aiwus anxious toavoid
temptation.
Eu kant transplant a Yankee successfully
without taking up a good deal uf the sile
with the roots,
It is case cnufF to git religion; but to ho1
it Is what bothers fellow 4 good grip Is
better than ruhieG-yes! than much fne
clothes
nioy a good laff, one that rushes out of
a man = soul Ike he brcakin up ov Sun
day Schroi brt iatf that comes to the sur
face as the hicknrS cum, on backs out Ov Il
man tkc the struggles ov chicken choked
with chunk Of half wet doe, | utterly
lament.
There aint no poetry, but emmy number Of
feet cf blank verse.
l am called broad humorist," and ]
am glad ov it; there is plenty Of narrow
humoFists iu the country without me-
Emmy man who kin compel woman to
make shirt for % cents ought TO be filed
full oy fsh>hooks and be used Tor bait to
ketch other sharks with.
Silence is one Of the negative virtues.
An individual to be gentleman, has
either got to be horne 50 or brought up 50
iron infancy He can learn it sudden an
more than he can leran to talk Iniin correc-
tIy by lacticjrc on tomahawk
Z puiry ploys with every pup he meets
hu, Old 0erg> have hut few associates.
Iher is rhcw men vino hcv koracLter
emf. to Iced iIn oI idiCuces.
Iru luy is spet The same in Choctaw RS
ii En2'ish
Those who retire from Ike world or sc,
count ov It's ems and pcsEiBesa, must rot
toreit tha hae get to keep humpany with a
person who wants as muIch watching rs
anybody else.
When a man loses his health then be fuSt
begins 80 take good care oft, This is good
judgment, thisis!
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EEGIsaGFGsaS gtGnYS.

A fit Of abstractou--Pckiug a man $
pocket.
GIVE etict attention to your own affairs
and consider your wife one Of them.
That the rack on which we split,
said Charley to his wie when she asked
him 70 rock the cradle,
"NrCH remains uusung," as the cat re-
marked when brick shortened his sere-
uadc.
'fHG editor of paper in Indians wants
to know if Western whisky was ever seen
coming through the rye. -
WATER is not fashionable beverage for
drinking your friends health, but it is a
capital one for drinking your own.i,
LET us remove temptation from the path
Of youth, as the frog said as he plunged
into the wafer when he Saw boy pick up d
stone.
l'RE ynurg lady who has been telling
how ~he felt the first time her lover kissed
her, is requested 10 state hCw she felt the
first time she was spanked.
4 country editor describing the bonnets
now in fashion says They have q down
ward slant that reminds one OF vicious
COW with board across her eyes. "
Mike have you settled that affair with
Lcwio YETI
YES, ne kicked me off the steps last
week and since then he has stopped both
ering NE.
SupposING Barnuns giant to be as he
is stated, the talleSt man living, why is he
like daily cotemporary? Because be
must have "the largest circulation in the
world. !"
AS nm old woman was lately walking
through one of the streets of Paris at mid
night a patrol called out; "Wbo there?"
ut is |, patrol, "she replied, don be
afraid"
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&, r.. Ssy0TwEEE.

A T'E<aEEGlY AT LAW. CATegg.
u OHIO Continues to practice i'll Har-
rison and adjoining conntios, and gives es-
neciai and prompt attention to Collecting,
business Of Executors end Administrators,
Guardians, Wards, Partitions, Sales OF
Lands, Settlement of Estat es, Titles to
Real Estate, COnveyancing, Suits at Law
and in Chancery, Leaning and Investment
OF Money, and all othor professional bust
ness placed in his charge
&y- lie Is Agent for the State Bank O f
Ohio and others, Tor loaning money, &c.
Office in Georges Corner, MainStrnet
.... Jan. 25. 1865.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
MRS. s. E. POCUE.

WIND % II. IOoOE,
Aoove Sharp IL McKinnie's Drug Store
She has Just received and has On exhibition
her NEW FALL STOCK, containing
tJll line of French Pettern Bonnets. She
has spared no pains to get such Good at
such prices will give satisfaction aud please
All. Hats, Ribbons, Flowers and q full
Aine,of Millinery Trimmings, Ornaments,
huchies, Dotted, Nets, Bonnet and Hat
sAmes; also very largo assortment of
r innings and Notions. Ladies will con-
7ult their interest by looking through her
stock, which il complete in each depart
nent Sept. 8,lS7.
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M ESs w. Il. CgEGLEY.

HAVING purchased the right of selling
Madame Doris French Chest System Of
Dress Cutting for Harrison and Guernsey
counties, will be found at her rooms on the
corner of Warren street. opposite LEM
mons Boarding House, where she will be
prepared at all times to teach every variety
of Cutting for Ladies and children; also
Pants and Shirts. Ladies will find this
model Indispensable. No fitting required.
Dress making continued as usual,
Maybe, emo.