The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-10-07

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: A sswAstas SBodix.--At fie,lbtopn,, n,
swasis, sJi,ties boy, noted Tor his hofiesty and
ssvp or, ths spillc.--,was detect
I'd IN stealing money ffcfA his father. and. ON
being questioned, declared that Black John.
well -koorn sa:oai and sntlaw' Of the neigh
-borhood, had Threatened to cut of ali his On
gors unioss he would bring him (BIack John)
every day certain sum. fe was iet off with
sreprimand,s but was IN terribiS aia:n lest
John shoald carry out his threat. The next
gay, ne caipes running into the mill. In ex-
rene agopy, declaring that Black John hal
chased him with q knife, aud; being seirsd
whh = eonrulsion, actually died Of fiighi.-@
Ihe fathor OF the boy; being . man of Rreat
istrcng 9Th, mt once soixed a knife, and rushing
iorth, encountered Black John, with the IRE
sistibie fury Of madmah, and, hasing 'best-
7en MN 70 helplessness and bound hitn, zdslib-
erately cut of all his fngers and thumbs, hced-
loss 5f the screams Of his victim.
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IsPRoyEnESf or pAsruaEs.-A successfai
farmer in this vicinity claims that many1 ma,
tcres are so ovets stocked, that the roots oftbe
grass and the whole plant arc kept so small
that It's growth 70 feeble, and not half the feed
Y afforded that the land would produce II
Stocked lightiy.a year or two, and tho Ierass
allowed to get o good thrifty start. , HIS hsa
kspt large stock Of cattle, yet, the feed In
his pasture is 50 rank, that in some places a
ton OF bay per acre might be harvested. This
pasture sustaius double the stock thar eatphe
kept on adjoining lands s4that have been habit
aally. ,over-stocked. i passed, the, pasture n
few days ago. The snow xas foot deep, vet
this grass appeared above IL. whether the
stock was cows sheep or beef stock thsv nevef
faileda grow and yield q prpnt to the owners
satisfaction, and o decided increase over neigh
boring stock Of the same kind. ,."',F' esV
"a 7-3aa 49, .. - s''' ''''''
y AccIDRkr TO rHH Krse OF, IralY-.-K;p,
Victor Emmanuel recently had a marrow, On.
cape from death whilst following n ckerreua
IN mountain pass. Suddenly the king found
mis- progress impeded BY n mass Of rock wbich
appeared impassahle. Undeterrcd by it's. for
oidaoie aspect, Victor Emmanuel put his foot
on 70, but the snow with which Il was covered,
rested on n mass Of ice, which his weight
gradually displaced A shepherd q few yards
below him, perceiying the sportsman's immia
pent danger, scrambled up the rock, and
caught him by the back of his shooting coat,
and thus saved his life from certain destrISs
ton. His Majesty took OF his hat TO the poor
shepherd, and ON the spot handed him 1000
him for life. ~ 77EF ~
.-- - .E. ~ 5.a
sEw system Of shoeing horses Ia rectts..
nended iu the recently published report Sf
tbs Juries Of the French Exhihition. It's in,
rentor, M: charlicr, contends that the present
style OF shoe destroys, the horse,s foot. and
substitutes for Il an Iron band, fitted into =
reetanguiaf groove scooped from the outer cir
Gle ofrtha horses fookr This band is fastened
With seven Rectangular nails, driven into oval
hpies. The sole OF tho foot and the frog afs
thus allowed to touch the ground, tho horse
never slips, and never gets diseases of the foot,
Tho new shoe ,has been tried by, M. Laueuet.
largo jobmastcr ih Paris, and has reduced
lamcness in bis snblcs by two. thirds. Tho
Omnibus Company also haveshod i2O0 horses,
and speak Of tho Improvement in high terms.
-0SE day loving husband took his
wifo's best pi,chsr TO draw cider. hs
he was going down ihs steps, he slips
ped and. Ia order to save the cfockefy, 2
injured ,bimself considerably. willie
be was rubbing his shin very siaofoGs:T
~ bis wife. ihopghtless of his Hurt,
cried out, Oh, mercy have you bfok.
en- that pitcher r. :" No, :" SAYS he. in
grea, wrath. /. but ri be darhed If T
don't" and ging.a ling went The pitcher
against thewall. =. - y '',l' = 1l
JonSNY SnRiMr says that q peIi,ics
is hard word. l. don't just know
what it means.S i gress 81 10 a. sort Of
sickness. People who have this, kihd
of fsickness meet together in the eve.
ming and how! and talk. Pa has. Hem
bad. He goes out five nights IN the
week, and doesI'ti stay at Fhotfie the
Other night. ,Heshas iem ga bad that
he cati't walk straight Swllen' he comes
home."Ni ,2Ttr's n sassSs I'D y, bl.s ,.rs
~ ,s .'''7 ,s se,. toktos, September ss..
/ The Spanish revoIntion gains strength. !.
Ysiiadoiid and boab castiiies have fs.'
voted. The Royal forces baSs beeii ffe ?
called from SaItandert 10 project tisria!
$780, .,.fs w.. FAsis. Sept. g., 80. &.
The. city Of Alcoy, has fesolled.---,'
Three stips, supposed TO he. a part Of
Prime feet, appeared 6ff Carthaeena
yesterday. Il is stated that, The town
Of Leon, pronounced for the revolution.
| II Is al.o REPORTED that Ssragossa rev
beiled, and that Count Chests was killed.
Taus.-=Tbe New York Herald aptiy de-
| clsres that "Brownlow is the real source of
| Trouble In Tennessee" He is one OF those
I men Ihho are always INVITING disturbance By
defying II, and loses no opportunity TO goaa
bis opponents TO offensive acts. The radicals
\ there want an excuse for q howl. II is 10 bo
! hoped the people of Tennessee win bear any
thing and everything soonef than furnish il.
h. A LADY. writing opoh the subject
says: When men break their hearts,
[jit is ibe saRe as when a lobster breaks
one Of his claws--snotber sprouiing im-
mediately, and glowing IN its place"
/ = A DAxDr getting measured for a
pair OF boots, observed, - Make them
cover the calf" " Heavens f. esciaifn.