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The people OF Sap francisco and Sacra,
mepto are, In o state OF feverish excitement in
regard to the completion OF che Pacific rallroad.
Grand preparations have been made at both
places for the observance of the event. Besides
the s:lver-mounted and polished Caitornia tie,
gold spike, @ silver pick and q silver hammer
have been forwarded to the end of the track
tor use in the completion OF the road.
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April 40
ag PHILosoPHY OF MARRrAaE.-A

ag PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES. aa delivered at the
New York Museum OF Anatomy, embracing the sub
jects How to Live and What to Live for Youth,
Maturity and Old Age Manhood, generally review
ed the Cause OF Indigestion Flatul-nce and Ner-
vous Diseases accounted for Marriage phlosophi-
cally Considered, sc. These Lectures will be for
warded on receipt OF four stamps. by addressing !:
SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ANATO.
MY. No. "a West BaItimore-street, Baltimore Md.
April 10 Y. @ht mwf Tyr
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aarOFFICE FOR Deposit OF SAVINGS.
SOU III CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
This Company wilt RECEIVE DEPOSITS ON and
after 1st May, under the Rules, which may be he'd at
the Office, No 10 Broad-street. For the present the
hours for receiving deposits will be from Nine a. M.
to Two p. NJ Should the business warrant the
opening Of an Office at central point, and
Mt more convenient hours for the industrial classes
provision will be made accordingly. Interest at the
rate Of ak per cent per annum. 4
G.f THOs. r. WARING,
Apral ~ ftmw1mo ~e ~ Cashier
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1t is said that when Lord Byron sent to
his wife the we'll known touching lines
.i STARE thee WELT And, IL, fosever, a
Still, forever fare thee well i"- W!
he enclosed in the samo envelope butchers
bill, with the pencilled remark: .'Please look
over this; don't think we had so much meat"
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marrieD.

-. .L0CKWoOD-HILL In Sumter s. c., on the
4th instant. BY the Rev. HENRY M. MOOD Mr. VIM
f. LO' KWOOD, OF Marion s. G. to Miss LAURA M.
HILL. formerly of Waterford, Miss.
INSTRUMENTATION Thursday 9th instant
at Trinity Church. by Rev. W. P. DUBosE. Professor
FhAN.lS ]. MILES M, D., and JEANNE E.,
daughter of Hon. d. L. wARn.Aw
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funeral lQotiees.

RJ- The Relatives Friends and Ac.
quatntanoes of Mr.. and Mrs. ISAAC WILSON, Jr,
are respec fully invited to attend the Funeral of
the former, at Flynns Church, THIS AFTERNOON, at
Five O'Clock. Nov IN
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Special Notices.

aS- G NSIG G N E ES' NOTICE.-CON-
SIGNEEs per schooner SYLVAN, from Boston. are
notified that she is i HIS DAY dscharging Cargo at
Accommodation wharf. Goods on the wharf at sun
set will be stored at Consignees risk and expense
RIsLhY &c CREIGHTON, Agents
Nav
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k1- LET Us PRO rEOT ngC,gG.aELyE

a1- LET Us PROTECT ,rsssaELvEs.--
The physical structure Of the strongest human be-
ing 10 vulnerable everywhere Our bodies are en-.
dowed by naturA with certsin negative power,
which protects them, to some extent. from nnwhcle
5aoe influences; but this protection is imperfect.
snd cannot DO safely relied In unhealthy regione
or under circumstances or more than ordinary dan.
ger. Therefore. II 10 wsdom, II 10 prudence. 1t is
common to provde against such contingencies,
by taking an ANr1poTE M ApvANoE; in other worda.
by terrifying the system with Ao5TETTER'S STO-
MACH BITrERS--the most complete protective
sgainst al the epidemic and endemic aladi that
has ever been administered In a,sy country. As q
remedy for Dyspepsia, thero isno nesicne that Will
compare withit Whoever suffers the pangs Of In >
digestion, anywhere on the face Of the esrh whore
HOsTErTER'S STOMAOH BIrTERs can be pro-
cured does voluntarily; for. as sureiy as truth
exists. this invaluable TOKYO and ALTEnATryE would
restore his disordsIed stomach TO healthy condi.
ton. To the nervous It is also especially recon.
rnended, and IA cases Of condrmed constipation It
also affords speedy and permanent relief,
In all cases OF fever and agus the BITTERS 10
moro potent than any amount OF quinine while the
most dangerous Of plou- fever yield 10 its
wonderful properties TNoee vino have tried the
medicine viii never nse another. for any OF the A
mants which the HOSTEL ER TIERS processes
10 subdue. 40 those who havr ,ot made the ex.
pertinent we cordially ro ommend al early appli-
cation 10 the BTTTERS whenever they are stricken
by disease OF The digestive organs. .9a4G 58.
May WI D&ce
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M1rCREDITORS' RS'NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
indebted to Mr. GEORGE II. GRUBER are requested
to make payments to either Mr.. GEORGE H.
GRUBER, or to Mr.. G.. W. GRUBER, ito be found at
messrs COkWIN'S STORE, KING STREET, during
the month. After the first of june all indebtedness
unpaid will be placed into the hands of Magistrate
in order to wind up the affairs speedily as possible
II. GERDTS CO.,
May 10 limo Agents for Creditors.
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REUNION BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON. APRIL 40. 1s89.--The Comptroller
General Of the State having approved the official
statement Of this Bank and authorized the resamp-
ton Of business under the provsions Of the late Act
Of the General assembly the Beard Directors de.
sire D meeting OF the Stockholders in connection
herewith s5t
A meeting will therefore be- held ct the Banking
House, on East Bay-street. ON TzEURsDAx, Goth May
proximo. at Twelve O'Clock M.
by order Of the Board. q ~
April 80 H ID. ALEXANDER Cashier
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WORs PAR1ATHkA. F'l4OREDA, s
VIA SAVANNAH. FhRNANDINA AND JACKSON
t' WILLIE,

WILLIE
= ~R1NDs n THE TIRST-JASH st EA M BH
~ DICTATOR Captain n. MoNRx.
TY viii sail ffom Charleston every TNesday Evening.
at Nine O'Clock, tor the above points.
The Arst. class Steamer CITX POINT, Captain GEos
r.. MCMILLAN will rail from Charleston every Frf-
doy EOeniwg, at Nine O'clock for above points,
Connecting with the Central Railroad st Sevanxsah
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florida
Railroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys.at which
point s.esmors connect with New Orleans, Mobile,
Pensncols. Ksy West and Havana.
Through Bills Ladins given sos Freight to Mobile.
Psneacola and New Orleans. Nt6 SA5x 4!
Correctino sesth H s. Hart's cleaners Oesasoah0
and Gri6n for Sslvey Springs and Lake. Griffith, Ews~
to, Haytis ana DUrhGn t G tlI II 8
All freight payable on the wharf III ,.,.g oe,t, y.
Goods not removed at annset will be stosed at Eis
and expense of owners. ii} Gl Gi V
For Freight or Passage engagement, 1, apply to- 81 4
sa J. ID, AIKEN Il 90, Agenta,
XII fS-5@ south Atlantic Wharh g
n. B.-No extra charge for Meals aud Staterooms.
November al
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FOR NEW 4oglM ,
PASSAG $40.
FOR LHVEltPOOL.

CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP,
Isn~-s.rr. THE FIRST CLASS IRON SCREW
i ZIR4SSE1Sss Steamship MARMORA, r. NJ. Rob-
'L<IHHlXfSdH INsoN Commander, having por-
tion Of her cargo englged will sail
CT oz about 10Th instunt-
For Freight engagements, apply to
ROBERT MURE CO.,
Boyce's Wharf.
&J-N. B.-Insurance taken by this vessel at
hve-eighths per cent. May 4
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A1-GREAT ATTRACTIONI-A MASSIVE
SILVER ZOE PITCHER and WAFER to be ballotted
for at st. Marks May Festival. The candidates are
well known I'm this community. 2 Mays
i A4- MEMORIAL ASSOCLA rION.--T Fl E
Rev'd Clergy, OF all denominations. particularly
requested to oa the ladies Of their congregations
to decorate the graves of Confederate soldiers in
their respective ohurchyards. on Memorial Day,
Nay the 10th. s5ps s May1
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AS- NOIICE.-ALL APPLICATIONS FOR
RIGHT OF BURIAL in the &c Ephrah Cemetery" :"
Calhoun-street beloDeng to the association OF col
ored persons attached to the Independent Congre-
gaiona Churches Of the City of Charleston must be
made to HENRY w. MATHEWS, THOMAS R.
SMALL, JULIUS A. BRINE and STEPHEN 3.
COCHRAN, who are duly authorized to hear and
determine upon such applications. BY order Of
HENRY w. MATHEWS, Surviving Trustee.
THOMAS D. SMALL, Secretary,
May 10 II No. 1S1 COMING street
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FOR AR-TNLAND ROUTE,
f.. VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD.
THROUaH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.

Na.. ON AND AFTER MAY 1sT
PASSAG RED U G E D..
To Savammah.. .95. To Bea aufort. :. .QK.
K~uD THE STEAMEk PILOT BOY, OAR.
TAIN FENN PBcK, VIII leave Accom-.
modation Wharf every MONDAY apd THURSDAY MoBN.
ING ut o'clock.
FRIDAY MoRNJINa at 8 O'Clock. . 4
:. JOHN FERGUSON,
Aprfl 40 Accommodation Wharf. y
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EXTRA "TRIP TO sAyANNAtB-
n~A THE ELEGANT STEAMER CITY
POINT, Captain GEO. Z. MCMILLAN,
viii leave Charleston for Savannah on WEDNESDAY
EvENuga, at O'Clock. pr le
RETURNING:
She will1eaYe Savannah Charleston every THURS
DAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock. z
For freight or passage. apply to
j. ID. AIKEN Il 90. Agents,
May9 Up et 4 South Atlantic Wharf,
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PACIFIC MAIL S'EAIAMSE1AP COn1EWsu
THROUGH Linz TO
I CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS!
.--x. STEAMERS OF THE ABOVE
SsrEg3 sS line leave Pier No. AZ, North River,
eIe,TR,.&SS2Sa foot of Canalstree New York. at
4..z4ssss.~ IL o'clock noon, Of the LIST. llth and
21st Of every month Except when these dates fa'1
Departure Of 1st and 21at connect at Panama vit1
steamers FOR South Pacific and Central America
ports. Those of 1st touch at ManQanillo.
Departure of 11th OF each month connects w!s5
the new steam line from Panama to Austraia and
New Zealand.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Fra1 CISCO for China
and Japan May A. 1869.
No California steamers touch at Havana, bp:; "a
direct from New York TO Aspinwau. sss6k5 III Il
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each aHr.s4s
Medicine aud attendance free 49, " s.tS gs1sss
For Passage Tickets or further Information Arply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the WAarts
foot of Canal-street, North River, New York
March IL Tyr +. b. BABY, Agent i3s
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EDlSVUs GEUCEA v HANRtH AN ~ EWTRENs~
te.et X PRISR!
Srsaae h. THE 8 EAMER FANNIE CAp-
TAIN ADAIR. win leave Accomnooda.
floT Wharf every WEDNEsDAY MORNING, at O'Clock.
Returning, leave Edisto at 10 o'clock TEURaDAY.
For Freight or Passage. apply to
c7NTN JOHN FERGUSON,
April 40 Accommodation Wharf.
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4 lL s,;-
Thee convention, pursuant TO adjousnmelt,
gates from South Carolina bong present:
STATE GonSoStionE RoSns W. M,';nms i Wnaler 4 Far
DurSsm, Ss's B. ". Edwaras. L. 7. Lyde, sr., L. L.
II. shugk, ,. A, Broadus, J. p. Carliie. B.qH.
Lamar, b. o. Mauidin, n. q. Games. =. w.
Eason, DIT. Smith, 8. M. Richardson, w. q.
Welch Neck Associasion--J. Cuipeper, y. M,
aGreenyille Baptist Church-T. p. Smith, J.
The following com ttes lttttess we're announoeil
soor I Sass, robinson. q deorsia; cieyelans V d
OF Alabama; Burke and Jeter. ef}
On Indian Missions FIller, Burrows, Link,
SanderIin, Williams, Samson. Brown, OF Mis-
souri,.
On coliseum Place Church, New Orleans
Vasbn, Boyce, j.. II. Brown, Of Georgia; Jones,
Of Tennessee, Lewis. Henderson, Root, Of New
On Ipdebtedness- = Upper, Leyering. Ryland,
On China Missions Cnrrys Biggs, Shaver,
skinner, Hard. Mcintoshs Tayior, Of Missouri.
On African Missions-FurmGnJ Jones, Strip.
ling, Carroll, Albert Williams, M. j.. Wellborn,
ESpy. .aaa s} 4sIg is
onHome and Foreign Journal -Brantly, lCs
Manly, .. IA. Woods, or Georgia; PenticSst,
Weir. Graves. OK Texas; "A. T. Holmes, OF
on Extended Operations ns-self, Manly, 81
! South Carolina; wharton, Of Alabama; Fuller,
OF Ssorga Wimas m1,as eysan shiRs
the report Of fhs BOard 81 that eonventids1eST q
The following extract from the report will
| show what the board 10 doing:
AaENcIEs AND AfIssIoNAnrEs. e
The Board is fully awake TO the necessity OF en,-
ployng brethren who will establish Sunday schools
throughout the destitute regons Calls for such in.
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WOR SAVANNAH

EOR SAVANNAH.
nM@Aa TIE STEAMER DIO "a T Or,
CAPTAIN w. r. MCNELTY, will sail
from C6arieaton for Savannah on SATURDAY EVE
NrNa at o'clock.
RETURNING. ra g-+
VIII leave Savannah for Charleston on SUNDAY
AFTERNOON. at O'Clock.
For freight or Passage, apply to
April 40 ). d. AIKEN & CO., Agents.
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May 10 IL No. 18l Coming street
sS- ACCORDING TO GENERAL CUSTOM
for several years past, we, the undersigned King
street Merchants agree to close respective places
OF bus ness on SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at O'Clock
p M., beginning May 9Th, and continuing until 1st
October, 1859. CHARLES KERkISON.
J. r. READ & co.
sTOLL, WEBB & co.
w. q. WHILDEN & co.
LOUIS COHEN & co.
A. H. HAYDEN.
MoLOY l. RICE.
T. KELLY.
j. SHAW.
Mays j. E. FOGARTIE. Agent.
1n4G 1,.EJ .EJFsgf ANf 'Er1sUorAE. AE.TSRsAnx SRsAnx OF
THE ADVANCEMENT OF CHRISTIANITY IN
SOUTH CAROLlNA.-1he Anniversary Sermon will
be preached at Grace Church on WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, l2th instant. Service to commence at Eight
O'Clock.
Tie annual Meeting of the Society will be held at
the same Church on THURSDAY EVENING, 18th inst,
at Eight O'clock JOHN HANCKEL,
Recording Secretary.
EVAN EDWARDS Treasurer. & May 8
aE FINAL NOTICB.-ALL PERSONS
having claims aeainst the Estate of DR. WILLIAM
NJ. BAILEY, late OF Edsto Island, will present the
same properly atested, aud those indebted will
make payment to Messrs. WFRALEY, MITCHELL &
CLANCY, Solicitors, No. 4S Brosd-street.
FRED. Moo. BAILEY,
Mays Wins Qualified Administrator.
AT VERGNE'S ELECTRO CHEMICAL
BATHS.-A BRANCH OF DIR. VERGNE'S ZOE NEW
YORK; Electro Chemical Baths Is now established
and In daily operation in Meetine. one door above
Hudson.street, over the Office OF Dr. p. T. SCHLEY,
who has private room for the especial accommoda-
ton OF those who wish to be treated by the Medi-
Gated Baths which celebrated for the of all
diseases produced by the too liberal OF Mercury
In any Of Its forms; also Rheumatism, acute and
chronic; Gout, Lead Poisoning in any form. Nervous
Affections, Debility, and Chronic Diseases gener-
ally.
Dr.. s. viii administer the Baths by instructions
direct from the discoverer, DR.. W, which embrace
many recent and useful hints.
May 8 limo
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with tremendous velocity, Four miles above
earth G pigeon was let loose; It dropped down
through the air us lift had been q stone. The
air was too thin to enablo it to ay. 1t was as
IitaSa INA bark laden to the dock were to pass FROM
the heavy waters of the sea into an inland
unsaline lake; the bark would sink at once in
tho thinner water Up, up sill ihigheri What
a silence profound. The heights of the sky
were us still as the deepest depths Of the oceap,
where, MS was found during the search for the
lost Atlantic cable, the fine mud lies as da-
stirred from year to year as .ths dust which
imperceptibly gathers ON the iurniture Of a
deserted house. No sonnd, no life, Only The
bright sunshine falling through sky which
i. could not warm. '..l
Up---ive miles above the eaTth!- higher
than the inaccessible summit Of Chimborazo
or Dswangiri. Despite the sun ,Shine, every
thing freeEes. The air grows too thin to sup
port life, even for a few minutes. Two men
only arc in that adventurous balloon--the one
steering the air.ship, the other Watching the
scientific instruments, aud recording them
With q rapidity bread of long practice Sud-
denly, Us the latter looksat his Instruments,
his sight grows dim he sakds leaos to help
his sight, aud only marks from the falling
: s. saass sassing f..;.sass!!
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z uMy Q Q. 3 3 o o s 5! !.
Put Him Through.

Not long since brace Of lovers from .he in.
terror entered an uptown photograph saloon,
and wanted their pictures taken. The lady
gave preoedeneo to her swain who, she said,
chad TO be tuck fust and real natural"
He brushed ap his hair, gave his fsus.ttis a
twist or two, asked bis girl If his color vas
o. X, and placed himself in che operators
chair, where he assumed the physiognonaical
charaOteriatics Of poor mortal 10 tho dentist 8
hands, and about 70 part With one Of his teeth.
r SHOW look purity" begged thS lady, oassine
one OF her iangaishing faces. 80
? The picture was taken when produced. il
reminded ths girl. as she expressed IL, 4;ust
how Josh hooked whsn he got ossy the nsoa-
slss'' aha Astbis vas nos 81 era ia hsr loyer,s
history Aartisuiarty worthy 81 somnenasssiop
-HiaFEft fT511 aiantlff
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DRoP THAT PArER.-Yes, drop it. Too
niggsrdly aud mean 70 subscribe and pay, for
your county paper, which is steadily laboring
for the promotion Of the welfare of society
for your weifare-yoa have been sponging on
ssadr neighbors ever since il vas established.
You are always eager to read 1t, and ffequent-
~, before it reaches the hands of its honorable
ewneF, it is eraaspplea and torn by your filching
fingers. Drop il Never pick it up and read
it again, unless you can do SO with the proud
consciousness that you have the fsght--a right
secured in legitimate way. If yon are too
'peorto aid in sustaining it, let us knows, and
we will send yon the paper gratuiscusly. But
il is downright meanness in you, when yen are
as able as your neighbor, to send your ehil-
'dren through the snow and sleet, aud rain TO
borrow it.--.Alton ReucUe.s ~ r
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" A r / o U s.
Al Lettcr from Gen. Longstreet.

g ~ ]. -. :.
T,,as ,,s.ss, E;.,r ,s ,,nh,;sbes the s,l,ow.
-, -.
."s 's'sss - = : o''s' :. e'.'s M
III Aci'buhei y Az y sos..z4.
Ay Dear iSi,s-slany of onr Southern nien
seem te bate lost sight Of che fundamental
doctrine-tle interest OF the Peoplc-in their
zeal TO maintain their ideas OF consistency,
which consists 10 adheEing to old truths
whether they work for veal or woe. regret
that am not better prepared to meet your
5 wishes Tor information 10 regard TO the future
policy OF our new President Although
have had the pleasure OF several Interview
with him wslialIs tlls last few yerzss have moi
sought 70 learn ma sppreciatioH OF political
questions Of the present or o. the future
regard ms past course ana decided characteI
as the surest guarantea Of his'futuro course
The hoating iaes that has attached itself r
the minds Ct the ins,iy that no may set PROVE
~ is = i - ts"y Mos''ct M specu'a-
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aissA FIGHT WITH KNIVES AND PIsroLs ~
A BALL-RooM,-The La Crosse (yNisconsin)
Democrat says:
s4tA A most terrible affray occurred down at Bad
Axe City, IL miles below here, ON Christmas
eve. There was ball given ut the hotel in
that small river town, aud many persons were
present. "A ~e!l.known desperate by the
name Of John Oliver was there. There were
also in attendance at the party three brothers
by the name of Denuison, who had at some
previous time crossed the path of Oliver, and
on whom he had sworn vengeance. Those in
the ballroom had heard il limited that if Oil
yer got another drink or two there would
probably be collision. X.
4 About halfpast 10, Oliver commenced
swearing and talking very loudly, and inme-
diately drew a large Bowie-knife. Dennison
saw him coming, and in attempting to ward
off the blow received it through the arm, just
above tho elbow. The other brothers seeing
this, went to their brothers assistance when
Oliver stabbed at one of them, cutting an ngly
WOUND in his side, anu Immediately ciinched
the ssnlaining one, and had his knife raised to
give the fatal blow, whom one of the wounded
brothers pulled out revolver aud shot Oliver
through the head, aud he fell to the Roor and
expired. q r
Little excitement existed and no arrests will
probably be made, for the universal verde.
seems tosbe (of the sillsgersl that Oliver got
what he wanted and needed most.
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: u

The Senate in executive session has co,ss
6rmed the nomination Of Nj. G. j. Stolbfaaa
as Superintendent Of the l'eDiteutiasy and
Mr.. Reuben Tomiinson as State Auditor IF
South Carolina. siso
E Agentlenan Of Piainfield, N. j., scser,ty-
four years of age, is now cutting third SET of
teeth. The dentists ara not called Il, to helm
the work forward.
A Boston Gentleman, few days ago! ,aines
with q club. aud invited its members 10 dino
with him, on Tuesday. AT the time appoii,t-
ed they assembled 1T his house nos to q din.
ner party, bttto attend his fnneral. SIS
The next Senate cs che United States, from
Indications presented BY recent elections Of
new members, and che Compilation Of the
S.ats Legislatures yet to make elections. win
staads politically, just as the present oBa doea
Bets are already being made about The
lergth of General Grants inaugural message.
It is said that It viii be the shortest ever de-
liyered
General Grant authorizes the statement that
the articles written by an Occasional Cores
pondent" of the New York World, and pur.
porting TO relate conversations OF fnrnisFscp;v.>
ions of his in regard to public matters and
public men, are utterly without foandation,
f AtPlymouth, Mass, there issa cat which
in the summer time, will SO tea brock, plunge
in and seiEe trout swimming along, whicE she
will bring into the house alive and lay on tie.
floor, pnrring around thems and apparently
claiming praise for her piscatory fsats.
s.s In kerosene murder in Rev : York. ON
Saturday, b5 zl,ich girl was killed, the oorO.
ners jury rendered yerdi5e of scuipaisle con~
duet" on the part OF those who n.snafactured
and sold the kerosene -
is Mrs. Eliza Garth, Of New York, AIRED
seyenty-fours has. sued Richard Howell. or
Flanders. New Jessys aged seyessy .ssyen. for
90 600 and gos il, for ttiiing With her virgin
affections and marrying another sirl.
"a Cape God yankee has been peddling seal
ed Tin tubes fun Of corn meal a. ga slariiier Of
kerosene oiln
a ChristInas goose, sent b. o kfsSSs ffsiauSs %
two prisoners in a CenAdA jail was stuffed wish
iiles and sssel sawa.
The Springfield RspublicsE says Il woaId
like 70 see some Of the ''splendid mslisssy
talent Of The soush" back 10 the ssn,y.
Thieves lately stale tho esspss Asal ckassh
paat Ciaaippat.is AID wkAa i was peNly CAR
psssd bsouSht back shs Old one aud soeE ~
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-23

a hoyER IN THE CI.osEF.--A short time
since very entsrprising young merchant, who
is the happy possessor Of vita as beautiful
as heart could desire, had occasion to visit
Mobile. He was gone but a week, and retur-
FED sooner than was expected. 4, Reaching
home ut an hour when the gray of the morn
ing WIS mingling with the shades Of night, he
Of course found the family all in bed. Pro-
cceding directly to his Hifss sparsmsns, he
raped foe sawisSion. AZ ths same time aanouns
eing Hlso he was. At the msn.ioa OF his mans
be thougtt he desectad !, ,sssasherea eselasaal
tiou oi surprise. asa tbea some Quo got nur.