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Clerical Anecdote:

~ a respectable, weliso-do farm
or had, TO the establishment of the
community, andithe great. merti-
: fcation of his friends, been found
guilty Of sheep-stealing The dis
covery of the crime baving been
made ON Saturday, a knowledge
of the: fact had not on. the follow
ing Sunday, reached the ear OF
either Off the pastors of, the two
village churches; = - -, -,
On Sunday morning The good
loSer of nut tton-whose Christian
name by thesway, was Adam-re.
paired, as usual, to church. Ina
agine the efeet, not only on the
guilty Adapa, but OF most .of the
! aadiepee; who had head-of the af-
fair, when the. minister ann onneed
as his text; ssEhou shalt aot steal" ="
and proceeded to discuss the. subs
feet in the most practical manner,
a deaoancing, among other forms: of
the sin in question: that Of sheep
stealing as the meanest, of them
: all Rhis was s'the= last straw
that broke; the eaunels back, :" and
! the aBashed Adam sneaked> out Of
ths church at the close ofathe SER
mon, IN no enFiable state of
mind ~ 4:..,;::<<. :. =. T. r
= In the afeernoon, our hero
sought consolation fer his wound
ssd spirit BY attending the neigh:
boring church OF a different de
nomination, "a large number of
whose members consisted Of bis
Intimate friends and relatives.
The latter, of course, were already
Informed of the crime laid to- the
charge Of their kinsman. = :
Ali the consolation our friend
Adam obtained, however, by his
.'change Of base" was a. remark,
! ably pointed. and personal dis
course from the, words, sAnd the:
Lord Cod called unto Adam and
said, " here art thou q q -. *
KS matter Of course, some
time afterwsrd both zeFsrgymen,
found themselves sin hot water"
sndie was a difficult matter to
convince their parishioners that,
they had been innocent Of any de-
|. sign - the selection of. .thers texts.
! gostda Z Transcript :
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On thursday, Apri I'd, IS s, I shall commenc;
lie weekly pubIcl'iou OF rHE' CHRISTIAN
NElG hB0R, III the CITY Of Columbia. Sc. .
1t will be an ADVOCATE: T. Uf EhrIstianit>
universal; also paitrca az as c"py'sed to Wal
IF lsivt or '.efrusive. q Of fhe luterpii UuitA
Of the ChuI ch. ss Opposeu 10 the pretensions o.
xrernsh-m. 3. OF MethQdis'n as holding the
Head. aid - Consisting VII n the ESSENTIALS lib
erty and charity OF Christianity. 4. " Civ
Geve nmenr aud Patriotism, as they caiIsist will.
the Divine t,oyeri menf and Geuera-Be"ig
5. On qua Ivy as it Consists with Christian ize,
comm III sense g. Ot EducatioD, physical, men .
tSi, leligiou. and moral, as OF the first impor>
tarce - =" - -
A RECORDER OF General Intelligence from the
hou~eh" d.. agricultural scieDtinc,. artificial
c,,mnerciai G., AMI i!ol.tlcal world -. = : - ::
And sn ADvERTIsGR Of the respectable and
mOral =, -
rsrr VIII be txercised TO exclude impfoper
matter. aud to pIt III tat Which will ms,rucr
tie Children and tire School, and edHy the
Admit, ard the Church ..
Ihs ouestjo. OF the consistency Of war with
h. 's,Iani,y will. when under consideration. be
treated as fir rs We can IN a. Ghtlstlrn spirit
Aud, while the depotnipatisnal feature of the
paher will he Nethodistic. We ~hAl. endeaynr .'to
keep the unity of the Split In the bohd OF peace"
with al branches of the Church that hold Christ
as the Head . ... -.
The NElogBoa agreeable and profitable ~ ever,
family. -. .......,. -
Terms in Advance or within Months: x
l., One .............................S- "
Six Months .........,......-. .....l0o
Every subscriber ia authorized to- act as an
agent, and VIII, after paying 50. 0 tor his own
paper. be credited with T. per cent on all
am cunts received from him for The NklGHBsR.
limited number OF advertisements will be re-
ceired at the customary rates.. --.,
&C. Persons remitting money by mail will de-
posit the letter h the Post ffce in the presence
Of witness, ard il case the money /, not res
ceiyed. the certificate Of deposit will be forward
ed to US -
70 The receipt of all sums of money sent will
be acknowledged in the paper, in connection
: with the subscribers name ..
U. Office on Main street, next to Robert
address: slD1 q. BROWNE, :
Columbia, S. C.
P. S. Agents and other friends to the enter
prise will please exert themselves and send in
subscribers and money by the last Of March.
March !0tf
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GreenEiile Female College.
C. II. JUDs0N, President

Assisted By -Four Professors and
:, :, ,. ~ : Three Female Teachers. =.
:. The SPRING TERM will begin on WE'D
NESD " the 18Th of FEBRUARY next, and
continue 90 werks = - . .r.-
Owing to fhe scarcity of money, the rates
have been REDUCED as follows: : ~.
Bccaa771iug for 20 weeks, currency $50 20
Tuition highest Eng Course 4 X = 5000
F. E.| :: French or Latin -. 1900
Lessons nA Piano. or Guitar &c 80 90
Special Vocal L Sons " 25 90
Drawing aud Painting " -. 20 90
Singing and Encidentals 500
For further information amply Tor late
Cafalogu". G. H cjUDSOS,
Orc. 1S 81 If. President.
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w AN TED.
- - AGENTS TO SELL - =
DR.. William Smiths
DICTIONARY OFT THE BIBLE.

1t contains OVER ONE THOUSAND
closely printed, double column octave
pages, from new eleetresype plates, on good
paper, aud is appropriately illustrated
with over TWO HUNDRED engraving
on STEELE AND WOOD, and a series OF
fne authentic maps. - = o. =. ::
It is highly com ended by all learned
and eminent men. and by the press gene.
rally, thonghout the country, and is thi
best book OF itskindin the Englishlan
-. n --.:1. z, -. =
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ssYet A Little While. 9

= -: ssYet A Little While. -
: 3 : - =. p By 3. soS1s. :
Beyond the smiling and the weeping,
S shall be soon; -: ~. ..% >,
BryeHet the waking aud the sleeping,
Beyond The sowing aud the reapius,
- - shah be soon, = = -
~. - Loy. Rest and Home - -, ::
, Sweet hope! <. p -;
> Lord, ,arry not, but come. -, = =, : = : .
I Beyond. the Blooming aud the fading, ::
-; y. =; =; I >haA BE- soos4; -: ~
s Beyond The shining and the shading.
R3eyoad the hoping md the dresdiug. ;
= T shall he socn.:: -. =, >.'.s' =.
..sE.sssI.ove, Rest and, Hene'. = 49,
: Sweet hope! !. .. -, =.
Lori, larry oct, out come: . 49,. ...
S Beyond the parting aud the meeting,
- IrsilaH be soon; g..
SBeyond the farewell and the greeting,
Beyopd the pulses feeble beating, +,
50 : f<hall be soon.
zE:>>% Love, Rest and Home! - -.
Z Sweet hopei &. e.
Lord. tarry not, but come. . ..
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Notice..

Thirty days after date, propose to carry
On the Millinery business, in the town OF
Newberry, in my own name as Free Dealer.
Kris. ANN WHALEY.
AprA 8 ] n.
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,Laurens r. r. Tariff Rates.
B. S.rJAMES,
Lessee Laurens Z. 3.

-. Office Laurens RsiIroad, >
Laurens C. IS C. Dec Goth, '67.
On and after the first of January next. the
freight on Cotton VIII be as follows, VIZ:
From Lsurens to Newberry, per Bale, 75c
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: Z "A GENTS WANTED
For the Campo igns Of Forrest
~ -. aid: his SCaFaITY.s-~ >,Sst.

BEAUTIFULLY ILLUsTRATED + !. = .
This historical reeordssof the nost bsik
liant exploits and daring. adventures sof; shs:
var, among.its many yaias Bile and intsfess-
ing contributions 10 historical truth ciesrs
Up, on Gnquestionable suthcfity, ,alI nsisre-
presentations in regard 10 the tskiHg Of
Fort Pillow by General Forrest Addseaa.
-. = :, y. J.EP. MILLER u co.:
jams 2m Philadelphia Pa.2:-
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.
Information.

p Information guaranteed to produce lux
uri4nt growth OF hair upon II bald head .or
beardless face, alsea recipe for the re o:
val of Pimples, -Botches, etc, on the skin,
leaving the same soft, clear and beautiful,
can he obtained wi hout charge, by ad-
dressing THOS.' +. CHAPMAN,
Chemist,
Sept IS ss s2S Broadway New York.
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South Carolina Railroad.

GENERAL SUPERINTE DENIS OFFICE
.-r ChAkLksroH. S.. G. March %, 1858:
On. ard after SUNDAY. Jan sry 19. the Passel>
ger Trains Oh the South Carolina Railroad vii!
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GENERAL SUPERINTE" "DENrS OFFICE
/ .-~ CAhkLLsroS. S. G. March %, 1858:
On aud after SUNDAY, jan sry 10: the Pas"eI, a,
ger Trains Oh the South Carolina Railroad will
run as follows, viz: 49,. ~
Leave Charlie ton for Columbian. $50 A II
Arrive at Kingyiie ............-........ ! 80 "
Leave kiEgville zoo + b
Arrive at Columbia......-.......... so Z u
Leave Co'umbia a...........................6 g. NJ
Arrive at KingVile Observation-Disclosures. 7.30 u
Lave kiuSvil!e ...-.-.............-..... 90 a M
Arrive at Charlestoo 800 p II
will Connect with Up and DowL t'oluHtis Traius
aud Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
Trains on Mo lays, wednesday, ys aud Saturdays.
\ tHr EXPKE>S. FREIGHT AND PAS
SENoFR 'tCOMMUOAlIO. IRAl will run
as TO lows. viz:
Leave Charleston. for Columbis ..........54 PSI
A'I!sr az o'unoia ..............."...6, A u
Arrive at T. b. rleston ..:. 10 A NJ
i March q Il. 7. PEAKE, Gel'l supt
Greenville & Columbia R. R..
ON and after FRIDAY, the 9Th instant.
Passenger rrains will run daily, Sundays
excepted, a> follows: -.
Leave Columbia at. .............-.7. 90 a. N.
ANton at. ........'. .ooo
Ne~oerrv at. ......... 1923
Arrive al AbheviIle at. ...........33 30 p m
at Anderson at. ....... ..5 IS .''
&C ~ Greeuvile at...........600a :'
Leave Greenville at ............ 600 q. m .
ANDERSON at ........... 40
Abhevile at. ........... .S45 $
=" Newberry at ...........1 Is p m.
Arrive at Al>ton at -. .........3 90 g
9. at Columbia at 500
Trains on the Blue Ridge Railroad will
also run daily Sundays excepted, connect
ing with the up and down trains ON the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad, as fol-
lows:
Leave Anderson at. ..............52 20 p m.
Prndlrton at. $50 ":-
Arrive ar WaihalIa at. ........--. 8 90 - :"
Leave Wa:halla at .............4-00 a m.
Peudiefon at. at...............5 40 -"
Arrive at Anderson at 80 40
The train will rerurn from Belton to An
derson on Monday and Fridav mornings
+ JAMES o MEREDITH.
|. General Superintendent.
Dec II so If. - -. .~..., X.
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q, B. S.aJAMES
Lessee Laurens B. r.
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Greenville & Columbia r. r.

ON and after FRIDAY, the 9th instant,
Passenger rraiuS will run daily, Sundays
excepted. a< follows: ~.
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Dec II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-23
TINE CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

meeting OF the American Church Missionary So
c:ety was held on Wednesday evening at the Church
OF the Ascension, Tenth street and Fifth avenue.
owing TO the exceedingly unpleasant weather the
the attendance was very small. the Rev. Dr. Stead,
OF Astoria, who ofciated as moderator. opened the
sion OF which some tnree-quarters OF an hour were
devoted religious exercises. The report the state
OF religion stated that the several Presbyeries were
at present IN nourishng condition, several Of the
churcnes having had very fruitful REVEALS The
synod comprises l60 churches, 232 ministers and
22,441 members. OF the eleven Presbyteres of
abroad. A discussion then took place as to the
Boards OF the Church. The reports alluded to the
great enlargement OF fields for evangelical work In
all directions aud the necessity for corresponding
increase OF zeal and contributions The synod adj
jOurned to meet at Sing Sing. N. Y, IN 1860.
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rents 439 West T enty eighth street. this friday
afternoon at two 0A'ck: :,
company, Seventy-frst regiment n q. s. N. T., are
requested to meet at the hagimental armory No. lis
halfpast one p NJ to attend the funeral OF our late
comrade, VIM. II. Newhouse. Citizens dress, white
gloves usual badge Of monrninA IN .om.n.,.r
.. p. SMITH, Captain commanding.
OPPENHErM.-On Thursday, OCTOBER ~ CARRIE
VIOLA, Youngest daughter OF Michael and Clara a.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the rest
dence OF her parents, 1850 Second avenue. near
O'Clock.
RAYNoR.-In Brooklyn. on Thursday, October q.
CATHARINB BRINKERHOFF, relict or Willet Kay nor
Esq., aged % years, 10 months and 2s days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF her son-in-law, David Kilgonr, Jr.. corner OF
Broadway and Grove street, Brooklyn, u. d., on
Saturday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
SHEEHAN.-On Wednesday, October Il, OF con-
sumption, MARY SHEEHAN, wife OF the late John
sheehan. Of Liscarrol county Cork. Ireland In the
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence, 800 Eighth street. at two O'Clock In the AFTER
SPARKs.-Tn Brooklyn, on Thursday october D.
JARED SPARKS counsellor at law, in the 47th year OF
his age.
Funeral from the Gethsemane Baptist church,
near the junction OF Broadway and Myrtle avenue,
on Saturday afternoon at two O'Clock. the rela-
tves and friends the deceased are respectfully in
vited to attend. The remains will be inferred Ia
Greenwood Cemetery.
THoMAs.-In Brooklyn on wednesday, october q,
OF consumption, ABRAHAM A. THOMAS.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late
friday afternoon al one O'Clock.
Providence lR. ~ papers please copy.
VOoRHIs-On Wednesday, october u, SARAH Z.
vooRHIs, youngest child Of Daniel and Mary Voor-
his, aged % months and days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this friday Of
ternoon, ut two O'Clock, from the residence OF her
parents, 178 Suffolk street.
WILLIAMSON Thursday, October %, WILLIAM G.
WILLIAMS
The friends and relatives are invited to attend the
funeral Saturday morning. at ten O'clock from the
house of Peter A. Bogert, Ill East Twenty -seventh
street, without further notice.
WEsTLAKE-At Railway N. j., on Thursday,
October %, after short illness, NELLIE, eldest
daughter OF Albert and Cornella Westlake aged II
years.
Funeral services will be held at the residence OF
her parents, Railway, N. j. this friday afternoon,
at half past three O'Clock Trains leave foot OF Cort-
landt street at one and two O'Clock r. NJ.
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CADEMY OF DANCING
n Mr.. TRENORs classes reopen at bis beautiful
ACADEMY ROOMS, LYRIC HALL,
r23 to 727 Sixth avenue, opposite Rescrvor mark
TO-DAY WEDNESDAY, AT 4ANDsP'M
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w GODS MUSEUM.
n. until ~ r. NJ
Two PERFORMANCES DAILY.
Afternoon ats Evening ut o'clock
Miss -, Every evening,
LYDIA THOMPSON v
Miss Lisa Weber, = Wednesday and Saturday
Miss Pauline Markham - MATINEES.
Miss Ada Harand, n CROWDED HOUSES
Mr.. Harry Beckett. = Success OF the Season
THE MAN AT THE WHEEL
IXTON the great Of II Ia the brightest
and wes best mounted and best played buresque
ever had.
The lovers Of fun like II.
The lovers OF music pleased with Il.
The lovers OF beauty grow wild about IL.
To be preceded by THE WATER WITCHES
Monday Tuesday, Thursday and Friday afsrnoons
ASMODEUS AND BONNIE FISH WIFE,
by the Fresh novelties constantly being added
TO THE WONDERS OF WOODS MUSEUM,
which all included In tho regular prices to the perform
Seats should be secured 10 advance Standing room
only at 8 o'clock r. NJ.
Box Office the Museum ia Broadway. St. Nicholas and
Fifth Hotels the only authorized places for the
chase of tickets.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NEW YORK THEATRE.
CHARLEY Pa RSLOE
(PIMPLES,
-N1 49, 1'sA OUT OF THE sTRElrs,
with Its beautiful
NEW LOCAL SCENERY, - .rvr, -
ELABORATE nECHANIcAL EFI. sc yEs, As sIsrv,,
In the first act q fe-fke view OF ,.p,
WASHINGTON MARKET IN BUSY iars,
Introducing characters or that To- AaV' enaOs
square, Wall street, City Hospital &C.
Box odice open from 3 A. M. I'LL 4 r. M
SATURDAY MATINEE.
BROADWAY THEATRE. ADMISSION 50 csNS
- Continuation OF the glorious success
Mr. AND MRS. w. j. FLORENCE
- EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE -
fLORENCES. L'ABIME THRICE MARRI. W.
- Appears every eyeninkN
mr.. W. j. FLORENCE...... 10 two characters.
Ebenezer and vivian.
-. -, Nightly encored IN
mrs. W. u FLORESCE..... her FIVE songs and dances.
I Enthusiasm unbounded
NO THOROUGUFA The best drama and the
sens alton of the
THRICE MARRIED protean farce full a
SATURDAY. FLORENCE AND IyABINE MAFINER
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DIKES OPERA HOUSE,
i C srss Eighth avenue and Twenty third s,rs.
'A TRiigMlinxaiTl. svcck ass'ss and A'h's''
Nile n,IL;, TosIEE IN
EVERY EVENING UNTIL OCTOBER a.
o. o La he
strictly adhere to the made a. the opening Of
the ssi.Nn to present IN aPd succession variety Of
osAsSx bSSahE s 8: s,.. an.
Wednesday, October Ti u BELLE HELENE
' suSfAssisS That zn. Of ANY ANY PREVIOUS
Ii give apf fs < q. ssT number Of the
Helene, WIN DO added 70 The important paris wiz
MILE TosrEE.
aud other favorite artists.
for LA BELLE THE SAtE o oE ON
October ss at schirmer 7o Broadway, and u the ope
Notice VI" Uos ~ r riff 6vf Ts # ss COMPANY
ana slJ hf Ia ' nEEss
LA oRANb sRd pucHEssE,
With the entire strength OF the large and brilliant company
pixies S SHasA AND sSU osLr GRAND MATINEE
La s sHAsRS RuSHEsss pF aoEssGE55ssEKn's
Seats reserved as usual for matinee performance.
NIgLo, Loss GARDEN; ,..,.r
ss fPd arpsss1s ossss. rALAEh
"" for tho "a ps III s5sssi q The
in Bulwer's powerful and %, rcmsntis play Of
f0A''T0" AHs e aSs H#5SSSSs' October g. 1885,
Seats secured six days in advance.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

n. redence No. 681 Fifth avenue, Monday Thurs
day mornings Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
day evenings Saturday mornings for fames Monday
and Thursday evenings Tor gentlemen Also at the old ocs
ton, No 2l2 Fifth avenue, Monday Thursday Tuesday
and Friday afternoon for families Circulars may OBJ
tanned mt either academy.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC, FOURTEENTH sTREET.-MIss
n KELLOGG.
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
MONDAY EVENING" G6th. WEDNESDAY, seth.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Management by the great atteH
dant upon Miss Keoggs appearance, has decided upon
s'As TWO KELLOGG OPERA NIGHTS,
Monday Oct % and Wednesday, Oct %, being positively
the OF Mss Kellogg her departure
Boston.
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 90, at O'Clock,
BARRIER OF SEVILLE tentire).
MISS KELLOGG AS ROSINA.
Sale of reserved seats will morning.
box Office OF Academy; Sehrmer's 7o and Macoy's, ll
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-06
Negotiations Pending for the Lease Of the
Northwestern Road.

We are credibly informed that negotia.
tions are now pending between the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad and
Governor Brownlow and Receiver Innes
for the lease of the troublesome Nash
vile and Northwestern railroad to the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Company. By the terms of this proposed
lease the Northwestern road will, to al |
intents and purposes, become part c,f
the Nashville and Chattanooga railroar !,
the officers Of the latter road acting f or
both roads, and the only extra expep Sc
being for the necessary labor. The ter ms
of the lease also expressly provide for
the payment of the employees the whole
amount due them. The Board Of Direc-
tors of the Nashville and Chattanooga
railroad will hold meeting to-day to
consider the subject of the lease, but
there is little prospect that ,he lease will
be made.
The Federal Court, in which the in
junction suits are pending, was not
opened yesterday. Judge Trigg not ar
irving from Knoxville until hnlf-past
three o'clock in the afternoon. He will
open the court this morning, bnt it is
hardly probably that any decision will be
rendered for several days. Nashville
Banner, 30th.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-06

General Grants, Governor of South
Carolina has recommended to his negro
Legislature the removal Of all political
disabilities from white men. The i'm
mense preponderance OF tho black pop
ulation in South Carolina renders 1t per
feetly safe to place that dangerous class,
the whites, upon a footing of equality
with the negroes. In Tennessee there
are 100. 900 white men disfranchlsed, or
the New York Tribune has erred IN
it's estimates. And so il goes. 10
other Southern States the disfrau chise-
men of the white population is propor-
toned 10 the exigencies of the Radical
party, and carried to the extent required
TO insure The supremacy of negroes in
the local government When the reign
of savagery shall have diminished the
white population in Tennessee, so that
the white vote cannot overcome the ne
gro vote, even Rrownlow himself will be
in favor of removing the disabilities i'm
posed on the property holders and gen.
tlamen Of that State. They are not dis
franchised now for participation in the
rebellion, nor for their present disloyalty.
The most stubborn and unrepentant REQ
els in South Carolina are to be enfran-
chised because they are too fewin plumber
to endanger the African supremacy which
has been enthroned in that State. But
in Arkansas rigid test has been en-
grated on the Constitution to exclude
from the balloi-box every Union soldier
whose vote might prove hostile to the
domination of the blacks. Such is Rad
zeal rule-a system of jugglery in which
human rights are tossed about as toys,
and principles are only applied as masks
to the Vaccinations of selfish dema>
gogues.-Louisrill Courier.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-06

THE total amount covered by the ktnn Poll.
i clos on property destroyed or damaged II
500. 1854. on which salvage will be about Eve
per cent. Our total loss will not vary much
from $500 900. and was promptly adjusted and
paid. This sum Is five per cent. upon the Com
pany's assets. figure but slightly exceeding
our Government and State taxes paid last year,
or proportion eoual to n $500 loss for COM
pany Of Sl0o. zoe assets.
The necessity for insurance and the value OF
wealthy, strong corporations Is forcibly IL
Illustrated by this FIRE. Several weak insurance
companies arc destroyed. Portland has o
population of 35.000-was handsomely built,
mostly fine brick or stone structures rotected
and creenod with upward Of 5000 shade trees
bounded on three sides by water-indeed,
literally, almost rising from the ocean--and
with steam fire department-yet il has $780,
10000 Of property consumed in few hours
upon holiday when its people are least oceu-
pied--from tho very Insignificant cause of o
contemplate frecrackor.
Remember the tri6ing origin of fires that
sweep away In few hours the earnings o.
years. Consider your best interest and give the
Etna Agent call if you need proper insur-
ance security. Pay a fair rate of premium fol
a good and genuine article, and with these
lights and experiences before you, procure
your insurance with shrewd Judgment.
Applications for insurance promptly attend ed
TO by II. A. LITTLET0N 4 CO., Ag's.
No. q Madison street.