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Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON, ssptember 2s-Eoen. .-Consols s21s
Bonds s4H. BED Western wheat ss Lard 7as ID.
IUuapooI, September 2s-Noon-Cotton. steady
unlands 121<al2hd; Orleans 12Hal2xd; sales 5000
bales.
Afternoon.-Yarns and fabrics duler at Manchee
ter. Sales will reach 10000 bales.
ng-cottoh ;arm; uplands 1aHa12hd; Or
leans 12,Ss12Xd; sales 1000 bales, Of which 5000
bales were for speculation and export. Naval stores
dull.
PARIS, September 2s-Bourse firm. Rentes 7o
15c. 't
HAvnr, September 2.-Cotton active both on the
spot and aAoat
Evening-Cotton closed steady.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, September r2s-Noon.-stocfs lit
tie frmer and more confident tone is Observable
The gold board adjourned till tomorrow. Gold or
the street sVsssc. Money 7c. Sterling long g.
ebert sH. Cotton dropping at 2sXc. 1urpentine
4saIahc. Rosin dull; common So %; strained
50 321s.
Eyenipe.-Cotton heavy and lower; sales 250o
bales Of 2sKc. Flour heavy; superfne State 50 Sea
| 6 06; common TO fair extra Southern SO 35a8 76
Wheat heavy and 1a2c lower; winter red Western
81 4s1 47; Illinois 81 S5al A2K; white Michigan u
61a1 rs. Corn 1a2c lowe,; mixed Western u G5a
oA. Mess pork heavy at ssl 25a31 60 closing with
sellers at $50 75, cash. Lard heavy at 1SAalsHc'
Groceries quiet. Naval stores unchanged. Freights
declining. '62's 20. southerns heavy; Tennessees
new 6SH; virginias 5sAl; new 6S; Georsias SS
North Carolinas 4bH; new a.; Louisianas 6Sa66i
levees 6lXs64.
Flour fayo' buyers. Wheat dull and heavy; choice
red 81 6ea1 IS. Corn dull. Mess pork firm. Ba-
con active; shoulders 17a174c. Whiskey in fair de-
mand at 81 t9a1 20.
CINCINNATI. September 2s.-whiskey unsettled
at 81 H. Mess pork firm at sS2. Lard held at 1sc.
Bacon strong; shoulders 165sc; clear sides zoe; oil
the clear rib sides on The market have been taken
ct 2oc.
ST. LOUIS, September 2s.-whiskey 81 Is. Mess
pork ss2aS2 80. Bacon firm; shoulders 18Ac; sides
19Xa9oc.
Lou1sv11LE, September % Mess pork s92 5OaS3
Bacon, shoulders 17c; clear rio sides 2oHc; clear
sides 2OXc. whiskey 81 l6.
WILMINGTON, September 2S-Spirits turpentine
steady. Rosin steady; No 2 81 80. Crude turpen-
tine 81 6ea3 Tar 50 90. Cotton steady; low mid.
ding 25,1c; middHng 2sc.
AUGUSTA. September 2S.-cotton opened. firm with
fair demand at 28fc but closed dun at 2cS; sales
$50 bales; receipts 900 bales.
SAVANNAH, September 2s.-Receipts 1853 bales;
exports 263s; sales 500 bales; market quiet, with
downward tendency; middliugs 2exc.
NOZZLE september 2s.-Cotton closed quiet;
sales 1900 bales; mddnngs 251<a26hc receipts 6os
exports Ts6.
New ORLEANS, September 2s.-Cotton lower Of
2sxc; sales 1900 bales; receipts $50. Gold SSas4
Sterling nominal. Eew York sight exchange ha14
discount. Il
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MANY uermans, heretofore Republicans,
will vote the Democratic ticket IN pennsylvania
this tau. ..-oo - =. = 20. to -
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Gorgon's Secret.

The Gorgon's Secret.
,ao,x aorrHE-AN OFFERING TO THE MEMORY o
BYRON.
Chor lzu-Phorbyas.)
"schweige, schweige
lFaus., zweter Theil, Dritter Act.
Hush thee bag be silent, thou
With eyes sskan. and kissing brow.
Mouth deep and, black, with lips that hang
Discovered by one ghastly fang
- Fit birth place for tale
= : - . Al which the sun turns pale.
While nature seiens in his glare
Such horror ss TO upper air
Came never till this fSed hour, ..t.... .A
Came never yet from efrth or sea,
Save when their dark and stormy power
From sone deep cavern sent forth thee.
s:rHs& .le&HFtl' n. :nsef 80
AeOs5 Inly mllevolent
Seeming benevolent
she,uoH, Under Thy snowy fleece
More to be dreaded
Than the Three.Hesded
Whose barkirgs break the heil-uorid's pea'ei
Though souIest OF the shapes Of dread, -.
The gray, gsunt dog that bays tho dead. ~
.eal Eyer. trembling standEwe now,
Bresthless, await the when Snd how;
= Shadows nom As csvs Of night
Bring ye dAllness3-bEi 70 lighsaal5
es. secrets. tho dead have kept 90 long, .s-"s
Row 1f0Ee- ye prisons deep and .stronsa 80
epActrss fhat lurked in the Lives Of men,
DEEDS that were done without the sun.
j Have re voice a-ssy where snd when;
oh, And your tale be told. your task fe DONE
< ;G92 And back no more .-----.---
-, From Lethes shore,
Upsee1ny phaptoms, IN 0rr ken
-. Nnping and routhing, come again
"a
But thou, as oft in other dsys,
With mind slaie and bosom free.
- For eassrs salsehsed waiting pssise-- - giU
Hear the earth curssfhee: earth and sea
Shall make thee hateful; starry night
-,syA And mopntatns rosy with thsm0m v,,V
An thou hast sulied that was bright
Shall shame thee, bahb!er, with our scern-
~ shan make % hate thee Win The might 80
zer zoRboutshea iose and hearts ferlon.
For Shsni npon the tsted strife 80,
OF gloomy passions, darkentng life.
= ; eanS peace-and all thestormy fight - -
lsiaYsf wsaponless, rs. win dss,ntng light,
9 Tethesn. hopeful words were cast o-
backward, with many q soft alas
- t,l,asfsafi ..sN
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Consignees per SopIn CaI DINA Nailroau
September 2B.

7e1 bales Cotton SO bales Domestics. lS9 bbls Ma
val Stores l6O bbls Flour, Wood, CIR Stock.
To Railroad Agent. wiss, W Courtney Co,
Cohen. Hanctel & Co, J Pringle, Frost 4 Adger, g
b Walter & Co, Thurston Holmes, Brodie Co. j
B 4 sioan, W W Smith, Fraser Din. q Cobia Co.,
W williams Co, Oampsen L Co, Stefens. W
Roach & Co, Wagner stewart co, Downing Co,
A j Salinas, Mowry & Co, W c Bee Co, Dukes 4
Co. and q Granger.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
September 2s.
Ill bales Cstton. boxes Tobacco, bbls Flour. Mdse
&C. To Ravenel & Holmes. Pelzer, Rodgers Cc,
Little, ReedeS b Davls,J D Aiken Co. Sum.
ner, ID Manbei :. .Bollmann BIOS. q Follin, A Sa-
tnas, q Il Walter & Co, G W Williams & Co, Ken.
dali & Dockery, -Mowry & Co. Kirkpatrick & Wttte,
Ravenel & Coz Frost & Adger, Caldwell & soas, c
Bee & Co, Thursten & Holmes. Johnston Crews
Go, Z Ryan. W Dukes & Co, Shackefrd 4
Rely Chapeau b Hearon. BF Dreamer, and "
Steffene.
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Dlagtatjon DiMers.

A RIOUs CHAN
THAT ANY s1ck MAN SURVIVED THE
treatment of fifty years ago. must be considered
proof that human beings are very hard to kill.
The lancet, calomel, canthardles and drastic pur'
gatives we're then the order of the day. Theiph
sican played into the hands Of the apothecary, and
the unfortunate patient was drenched morning.
nosn and night with prosrating medicines. We
I've in more rational and conscientious era. The
importance of supporting Nature in its conflict
with disease is now understood. Complaints in
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated by
artificial depletion. They are met with ToNICs
that rally The vital powers and enable them to de-
feat the enemy. Chief among these allies Of Nature.
in its battles With sickness, is
PLANTATION B1TTERs.
This wonderful vegetable restorative is the sheet.
anchor of the feeble and debintated. AS cordial
for the aged and decrepid it has no equal among
etomachlcs. As remedy for the nervous weakness
to which the tender sex are especially subject. it is
supsrsedng every other stmulant and nervine.
In all climates, tropical, temperate or fgd. it's acts
as specific in every species of disorder which un.
deruines the bsdily strength and breaks down the
animal spirits Wherever It Is introduced It be-
comes standard article-a medicinal staple. Drug
sists although their profit upon II is small find it
absolutely necessary to keep preparation for which
everybody inquiries, and for which nobody will
eaccpt substitute. 1t is to-day the most popular
medicine in the civilized world. Extensively az it
is advertised its best advertisement Is the beneficial
result which uniformly follows its use. Every bottle
sold Lsures the sale Of at least half dozen more
Unlike other ttimulants it braces ard fortifes the
system without exciting undue cerebral action.
The cheering effect which it produces upon the
mind is not momentary. but permanent. There is
no subsequent depression. 1t docs not, as Is the
case with all other stimuli, beset craving 70: ez
citants. On the other hand. i. soo.hes and calms
the nerves, combining, strange as the anom1y ma7
seen the qualities Of sedative ard gentle anodyne
with those Of q .onic ard invigorant. The perfect
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Sins, Gtf.

~ II S o. L. MS
COTTON GINNING MILLS,
WEST END IRA D. Tx E g.
WEARE NOW PREPARED TO RECEIVE AND
Gin Sea Island and Upland cotton at the old rates o.
toil-6 cents per pound for Sea Islands cents per
pound for Uplande. ginned by "Gulett Gin.
cHIsoLM BROTHERS.
Commission Merchants.
Sept fmw1mo Adgers WRar1.
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arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Brig Cyclone. Frisbie. Georgetown. 8 c. Naval
Stores To W Roach & Co. Bound for New York.
Sailed from former port on 22d Instant While out
experienced heavy gales from northeast. which in
creased ON the 26th. Vessel lshoring very hard was
compelled to throw overheard part OF the deck
load, Vessel remained tight but sails were split;
crew being exhausted the vessel put into this port
Schr Ann Deae, from West Point Mill. 109 ties
Rice. To Cohen, Hanckel Co..
IN The OFFING.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York-left
Saturday, P NJ. Mdse. To James Adger Co, and
others.
Steamship saragossa. Ryder. New Y9rk-left -
lust Mdse. 10 kavepel l. Co, and others.
Cleared Yesterday.
steamship James Adger, lockwood. Few York-Jas
AdRer & Co.
Steamship Georgia. Cutler. lew York-Rlverel
Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood New York.
Steamship Georgia, Cutler, New York
Steamer Dictator, McNelty, Pslatka, via Jackson.
Hne Ferpandins and Savannah.
Shipnews by Reiegraph.
| SAVANNAH september 28-lrrived. steamship Zoe
sclr Martha Maria from Boston. Cleared, steamships
Fannie from Baltimore; Key West and Leo from
| New York.
Memoranda.
The schrs Trade Wind, Hoffman, and n Rich
ards Irving which sailed from this port for George
town. y q. on Monday last returned yesterday in
consequence Of heavy head gales.
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Passengers,
Per steamship James Adger. for New York-w G
Kisdel, Hughes. ] J flanagan, Sullivan. james
Amos. and III Mehdosa.
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RE EFUL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU KE.

WHEN YOU ARE EXH aUSTED BY OVERWORK
Of head or hand and feel the need OF something In
veorating don't drink uhiskey or any intoIica ting
thing whether under the name Of Bitters or other
wise. Such articles give just as much strength to
your weary body and mind as the whip gives to the
iaded horse, and no more. Alcoholic simulants are
Injurious to Nerve health, and are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION.
D0dd's Nervine and InvigOrat0r
is TONIC aud GENTLE sTIMULANT which is
NOT attended by REACTION. WHAT it gains for
Won It maintains. When itrefreshes body or mind,
1t refreshes with natural strength that comes 10 stay
We are not recommending teetotasm In the interest
of any faction; but long ond extended observation
teaches us that he who resorts to the bottle for rest
or recuperation will 6nd as he Keeps att tnat ne
ia kindlpQ fro in his bones which will consume
like the flames Of perdihon. Turn from 1t. Take
tonic that will refresh and not destroy. DODD's
NERYlNE Is for aaie by all Drugaists. Price One
Dollar See Book of Certificates that accompanies
each bottle 7mos June 70
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-z,ox aorrzE-.s OFFERING TO THE MExoR1 OF
BYRON.
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Marias lasws.
Port of Charleston. Sept'r 80.

PORT CALENDAR.
PHA-Es OF THE MOON.
New Moon, 9th, 10 hours, 46 minutes. morning.
First Quarter, 10Th. hours. 8 minutes, evening.
-Fun Moon, 2oth 8honrs. 2l minutes. evening.
Last Quarter, 28th. hours, minutes. evening"
sI .c- SUN J. NOOK HIGH
! SEPT :'' OCT RISES. SETS. SETS. wA1rn
27iMonday.... 6..6S 6..49 1919 u. AZ
2sTuesday... 5..53 6..47 ILL 10y
20 Wednesday, o..H 6..46 Morn. 1..45
SOThursday... 5..66 6..t5 l2..lS 2..6a
Friday. .... 5..68 6..4S I..B l..
2Saturday... 6..66 6..9 2..0 o..
36unday....l 5..67 6..0 3..S | o..
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aemspapfrs.

THE ORANGEBURG NEWS,
PUBLISHED AT ORANGE5URG, S. c.,
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
BY CHARL LES II. HALL & co.
Terms S2 Per Annum In Advance.
ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED N THE COUNTY.
THE ORANGEBURG NIW5 ENJOYS TIE
largest circulation " any p,pG published in Middle
South Carolina. Visits every house and hamlet IN
Oraugeburg County, and hasa large circulation IN
surrounding counties. The Town OF Orangeburg,
where it is published is one OF the most thriving
and progressive In South Caplna. The entire bu.
siuess portion, destroyed by Ire during the recent
war has since been rebuilt ina more handsome and
substantial manner, and It Is ole Of the most mpor-
tant inland cotton and rice maikeis OF the State
C.. E. HALL & CO.,
Sept % - Proprie'ors.
TO ECON OMIST s..
ADvERIIsEM
THE WINNsBoRO. NEWSAN FAIRFIELD
HERALD,
Pubifshed in Winnsboro', s. c.
TIE LARGEAND INCREASING CIRCUL ALTON
OF the above papers (tri.weekly and weekly IN the
upper portion OF South Carolina, warrant the Pro-
prietors in saying that they offer as good induce
ments TO advertisers any other pspers IN tne state
Advertisements solicited.
DEsPORTEs, WILLIAMS CO:
Semitic Proprietors
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Is ONE OF THE BEST PAPr7s IN The Up.
COUNTRY; has large circ'llateL, and affords su.
erior advantages as an advertising medium. Terms
low. Addres OARR OSTEEN,
February "a Proprie'a's
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Memoranda.

The schrs Trade Wind, Hoffman, and N Rich
ards Irving which sailed from This port for George
town. y q. on Monday last, returned yesterday in
consequence Of heavy head gales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05
UTAH.
ASSAULT BY AN APOSTLE 3. GoDBE Rx-
CoMMUNICATED-THE MORMON NQUIsITIoN
OPPOSITION TO BRIGHAM.

ASSAULT BY AN "APosTLEn-w. 3. GoDBE Rx
CoMMUNICATED-THE MORMON NQUIsITIoN
OPPOSITION TO BRIGHAM.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 26.-It will be remem-
bered that during the recent speech of Mr. Collar here
T. l.. Sloan made some insulting remarks for which he
assaulted by Mr.. j. Waters. one OF the genes
present few days ago, Mr. Waters, in company with
a friend, went the Jordan River 10 witness the
Mormon militia dr. While there, Joseph +. Smith,
Mormon apostle, who Is considered shining light" In
was watterA Mr. Walters replied In the affirmative when
the Apostle struck him heavy blow with his is at
named Thomas Eayor then jumped upon Waters, aud,
aided by Smith, beat and kicked him In shocking
ner Joseph Smith Is son OF HyruIn Joseph Smiths
brother and OF BRhams hrnest adherents by whom
he was recently elevated TO the Apostlesp He Is
OF Brghan's TOOLS used by him In the opposition 10
David and Alexander Smith, his cousins. The cutting
off Of Godbe Harrison and Tulfge OF The Utah MdOdEine
made final yesterday received u report OF the
proceedings there about hour ago. from one OF the
last Stenh0nse OF The Telegraph and George ID
Watt gave way, and their cases were not finally settled
II Is thought however that under the repeated insults OF
Brigham they may yet fluid backbone sufficient To carry
them through. When the Of w. :. GOdbe was called
up he arose aud said that the people OF Utah wanted
moro freedom; and that Brighams power had become
too despotc Brigham Immediately moved that brother
Godbe be cut of from the Church, and delivered over 10
the bunetings Of Satan. Henry Lawrence, Mormon
and member OF the firm Of Kimball d Lawrence,
merchants, opposed the accommodation Oh Mr.
Godbe, but Immediately sienced by brigham. who
permits no argument from the opposition. The question
was put TO the vote and carried Mr. Lawrence and Ed Is
Kelsey, another prominent Mormon voting against the
accommodation. The OF Lawrence and Kelsey
VIII now be taken mp and they will probably be e1cQm-
muncAted for daring 10 vote In opposition 10 the policy
meeting, that the publication Of the Uth Mdga-ine must
be stopped at all hazards that he should send word
TO every Bshop Throughout the Territory 70 prevent the
people from subscribing for It, IL Is thought that the
pected accommodation OF Lawrence and Kelsey VIII
lead TO the dcecIOn Oi other prominent Morons anu
create the nucleus for an opposition, which may yet re-
suit IN BfIghams overthrow. r" +. la
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GEORGIA STATE FAIR.

The Georgia State Agricultural Fair is to
open at Macon on tho 10th inst and last about week
We are informed that liberal arrangement has been
made with the railroad companies under which visitors
" the Far Will Nv entitled " ee ticket h0ule again.
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CHEAP COTTON.
The Question OF the Day for EnglanSl-
The Views of n Protectlonist.
The wcll-informed London correspondent of
the New York Times writes:

The wcll-informed London correspondent of
the New York Times writes:
Tho question OF cheap cotton is felt more and
more 10 be one Of life and death to Lancashire.
Nothing else can save the greatest manufacture
Ing interests In the United Kingdom. The Man.
chester Cotton Supply Association has been ur-
wenrlcd In Its Inquiries US TO where cheap cotton
can be had hut hitherto with no success. AIge-
ria ls too dry; Italy has too many products; the
West Indies find II easier to raise coffee and Sill
gar; Brazil needs roads and labor; Peru has the
latter difficulty; Australia has good cotton re.
glons, but men will not work 80 near gold dig
glngs for less than ten shilllnga day; China
aud Japan can raise plenty or cotton brt they
have manufactures OF their own, and havc even
carried or 200 900 bales In year from the Bonn
bay market when tho price suited them. The In
tiin cotton Is poor and dear; II can be produced
IN pretty large quantities as long as the price s
high; when II falls the natives either spin Il them.
selves or stop producing. Egypt and Turkey can
raise good deal, nnd some or good quality, but
Austria, near at hand, nnd Russia, are getting to
be large consumers
After OIL, the difficulty is not wholly In the sup
and Germany can buy cotton In Liverpool, take IL
home, manufacture IL and send 1t to Manchester
for sale and make money by 1t. As long as that
state OF things exists, what ID TO save lancashire
Take oil your duties OIL cotton goods and they
would serve You the same. AS the world Is now
arranged, free trade means the devil take the
hindmost, and just ut this moment Lancashlrels Is
the hlndmost. am and always have been for
free trAle In the abstract. In the concrete don't
see IL. There Will be universal free trade In IN,
millennium.
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TIE BYRON BUsINEys.
a New Solution of the Mystery.

An entirely new solution OF the Byron m vs.
terry Is furnished by writer in the Madras Nail,
who says that "his father had 1t from one OF Lord
Byron's most Intimate frienlsn According to
this lively correspondent, whose story VIC find In
the Echo, "Lord Byron, was, In sense, n devil"
Incredible as the thing may seem to tile thought
less, the handsomcst man In England had q email
feet divided forwards from tile instcp Into two
parts, Instead Of being furnished with toes. BE.
fore he was born Ills mother Ind been once great
ly terrified by seeing, when In very delicate
state OF health. the celebrated picture OF Satan
Spurncd, In the gallery at La lIaye,. anil
child TO some extent after the mons,rous
form OF which the sight caused her alarm, and
OF which the continuous recollection could
not be ctfaced by any means known TO
her physicians. At the time Of her confinement
II was nj frat suggested that the monstrosty
should not be suffered 10 live, but the child's
hody, asa whole, was SO perfectly shaped, and
Ills face 80 wondr0usy beautiful, that the suyges.
tlon was forthwith put aside, and England was
not deprived OF what was TO become IN due time
one OF rs chtefest ornaments. Poor Lady Ryron
never recovered wholly from the shock caused by
her discovery OF What her husband really was;
and partly through excess OF imagin alton, partly
In consequence OF bad advice from persons who
sal be nameless, ae felt II to he her duty to In
sist upon her husband sutJcctlng himself 10 cer-
tain painful operations. Hut this Lord Byron OBJ
stinaiely refused to do. Hc urged, aud with con-
siucrnbe force, that the peculiar manner In which
ne wore his abundant curls enectualIy hid from
or appeared In public without his boots and trou
sers. none would ever suspect the existence OF
MS cthc: defects, Tith the exception of his valet
In whom he placed Implicit confidence"
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Y4RIETIES.

"A French physician whltcns red noses by
electricity. Shocking
"A Detroit belle has had one toe amputatet
from each foot with great success, as regard.
small boots.
"A New York belle lately sold her engagement,
ring In order to buy velvet suit she saw Mt stew
arts Some young man is sold, too.
"A miserable specimen OF malc man says
that giving the ballot to women would not amount
to much, for none or them would admit that they
were old enough to vote until they were too old to
take any interest In politics.
Cigar "stumps" collected by boys from tho
doors OF the hotels In New York are manufactured
Into fancy brands OF moking tobacco.
The French ball In New York was not baI
moral:
-General Spinner's autograph Is said to look
like Chinese prescription for chills.
"A Pttsburg man looked at Chicago woman
with hla opera glass, and has been sued for breach
ofrromIsc.
Sugar weddings" ;" four weeks after marriage,
are the latest device OF married vermontcrs to
keep themselves happy.
There are l2s monastcrltT In the United States,
where men live under VOWS OF celibacy and pov-
eriy. md 300 nuncrlcs Of various grades.
The Attorney General Of Iowa decides that
the legal word "malc" includes female; that
therefore female is male and that Miss Julia
Addlngton is entitled to the Office Of supcrnten.
dent OF common schools, to which she has been
elected
A Western poet has found inspiration I'm the
Richardson.McFarland affair, and after decid.
edly original statement OF the case, he moralIzes
thus.
"'Tls wrong, Ills dangerous to peace or lifc
TO touch man's honor, or his wife;
Public opinion will not allow,
Modelling In families anyhow"
The wedding cards OF Robert jenkins and
Moliic Morgan. colored, were distributed TO their
friends and acduaintanccs In Nashville the other
day. hack, with llyerIed footman bearing
silver walter, drove about town and distributed
the pas,cboarl The cards were gotten up In the
helgth OF fashion, the group Of four tied With
white ribbon.