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.Eotjn1es m Everyday LrFE.-Haye The
courage to discharge debt while you have
1SsS Iou in nJ g 81 ynSas n1ss eas
to spsak yopTa yIa lnS Hoa Mnen saSI =
tongue when It is prudent you should do so: to
speak to pe0E friend when in tompany with
rich one, richly attired ), to make will and a
jnss siss;to Ole to tell q man why you do not lend
himgour money; to show that you respect hon.
essyin whatever itappearsy and your con-
tempt fors dishonest duplicity rby, whpmsoever
exhibited I; to wear your old clothes until you
qaa5rfot your new ones ito obey your Maker at
thsfisk,oa being ridiculed by men; andlte pm,
fer comfort and prosperity to fashion IN all
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SHERIFFS SALE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I
ANDERSON COUNTY.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
ELIAS John Earle Administrator, vs.. IJas. W.
Earle, julius r. Earle and others.-Complaiait
tos sgte n OF Lands for pey"'e's q De0ts' Re
BY virtue of Dccretal Order from the Court
.of Common Pleas, in the above stated case, to
me directed, will expose to sale on the First
Monday in December next, at. Anderson Court
House, the following Lots of Land, situate in
the town Of Anderson, to wit:
eI.TaATs LOT NO. 1,
Containing two acres, more or less, bounded
Oh the west by Main street, on the north by lot
,ofJ. Pc Reedy ON the east by. McDufhe street
az.d on the south by lot Of j.. T. Arnold. -
LOT NO. 2, ~ p ,oI
se0ntaining two acres, more or less, Bounded by
II q 81 fSffaI| %Hgp 9i Mo- 3 s''"A N
eGnsai ming th1eg and rohg-haK acres Fmere pr
hkR hRIsI hdjdiaiig lpts efN Fl supiysn' ElW.
!, 10 rcllomorG qhoTNo. 4,
saiofaiag F6ss 81 s goha r Cochran sius Popps
and others.
jSoiIDHo TOM Mo
Gohtainfng two acrss moro or less, adjoining
lots of Mrs Morris, P Reed and others.
~ ''''' - - " LOT NO. 6,
|sgBHs q ss s 3
Main street, bounding lots of 'Mccully and
lotgTs; q IIg ~ aBI of the purchase
money and.the. eostsyefIthe proceedings cash,
the, balance ion "a credit of six months, with
interest from day of sale; purchasers to give
bond with approved surety; and ,meH Rf
the premises to secure the purchase money,
,withIeave to paythe whp1e'in cash if preferred.
Purchasers to pay extra for papers and stamps.
MITSSE o4NM M9GUKIls Sheriff.
Nov o. 1871 ,GJIAJ 1S'S2tS 4
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sselIrs , ,5qi ii II ts5sM la1has Pomp&

4ag| FIR rRJM JSIiS IL fs1sEM Wah Pomp&i
was desa;aroYEed. there we're many buried in the
rn;ns Of it. who were afterwssd found in differ
emit situations There were were some found in deep
vaults, Eas,if,they bad gone there fog securitg
There were some found who we're in the streets,
asGTaasyfhdd been attempting. to make their
eycgue. fhere were some found in lofty cham
bers. Eiut where cid they findTthe Roman sem
tinel? They found him standing at the city
Eatgnai!h his hand still grasping his war Weap-
en-! iWhste he Had been placed by his captain
and, there, where the. heavens threatened .shlp,
theig 9SEere the lava stream rolfed ne $1,000 at
Ills post, and there, after a thousand years had
YassJa sWsy,2 he was found. So let Christians ia
SS Is stand to their duty, willing to standsat t
The e post 1 on which their captain has placed
them, and they will find that grace will support
and sustain them. s'V1A
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GlI Efll that &as lost her beaa;mayss .wel
4ayM., A. 6;ddfe sst ~ s-1's " ~

Ill a sha. Aas los lost her .s:le beseamay as11ge
There is no use of becoming discouraged
over hi,tiaated scufeney6; itlal&aysA Apasses AZ
par in GheS church Collections ~
= Josh Billings says: 81 am violently op-
posed to ardent speefits asa beveridge, but for
manufacturin' purposes I think that little OF
i7 iis57Gs bloksiof rE har Q lnEagsaa1s daa
Nth young man for the reason that he sneez-
a. In his sleep. lit WON'T be impertinent, we
would like to know how she found it out.
nThgeovas enee an independent old tNfy
-irsf, rspeakirlg of Adams naming all the aHi-
mails, said she didn't think he derserved any
credit for naming the pigTany one wonld know
what to call him. ...,,., ,,n.ur
aWashingtoh, Z" exclaimed a member of a
Misunderstanding club; iDae stentofian tone,
aWashington was great man; he was good
Han he was an able man his mind had
powerfuf grasp Of the future if ever a man
was non, ,compos nienis,j GW Washingtoh was that
Marrying e for maooney in the expectation Of
soon Becoming a rich widow orlwidowerI is 2
very uncertain speculation. A California cor
respondent of the. Chicago Tribune gives an ac-
count of a gentleman, formerly in the Spanish
army, who long ago marrieda widow lady fifty
seven years of age, who was possessed of great
ricbegy with 8. consumptiyet endency and no in
cnnbnneea.t !, Sheliwas imdcht Older than the
Bridegroom; buthert prospects for aii extended
lease of life. were very poor, aud the ,mereenary
husbAi tulated himself on thepsababil.
ity Of speedily coming into full and undivided
.possessionlofhe her fortune But, alas forthe un-
certainty of human hopes that indomitable
ahMnah withsa eonsumptive tendency, in def
.anes of oall laws, Of probability, continued TO
i've on until fifty y-seven more years had expired,
aildf has only recently departed, at the ripe age
of one hundred and fourteen. ,i5o'' p" iHD -
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Notice of Final Settlement.

TyHE undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will apply to A. o. Norris, Judge of
Probate of Anderson county, on Friday, the
first day of December next, for settlement of
the Estate of Sarah Brown, deceased, and for
son Court House.
Oct 2G, 1871 IL -
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IN IHE IfLO0AI IL SOOh1.
TkoraI E ;W ". RRdsssif, Guardian da item, nj vs.
Mrs. Ella E. A[cCann.-Pedttom to Partition
Rsas hssss' 4 ,s.u szs,, a.. csus+ :, p,5 -
on WEDNESDAY, the 29th day ofcNovember
next, at the late residence of r J w McCann
deceased, as the Real Estate of said deceased
.Iat,,R n".li"yi bit- ,iuI, i.t.i'' Ill - Iifs
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Situated'in Anderson county, near ,SIabtown,
SREsst%sHs fSSs % sf %sf1Wentys9hEss Nile creek contain
,,dFWo HUNDRED anct NINETY lhCRES, 20
More or less, one-half Of which is woodland,
,apd. .thjrty scres at~ t~gaoAp bottom laad, bounds
ing lands Of George D Barr, James Richey.
D K Hamilton and thew.JIn the pramfses
are new two-story dwefhhg hodse, tontSih-
ing ten rooms and SIX 6re=places, together viii.
81 gsmh,na The lia be
fore purchasing, will call upon Maj t. II Nc
Cam or Thomas w Russell, Esq, tho WiH take
pleasure in showing them the same.
,atueMAMs .6RsAKh. z SAD
On credit of one and two years, with inter7
est from the day Of sale, except the costs, Which
will be required esslh; purchaser 70 give bond
with good security and mortgage of the PREM
ises to secure the payment Of the purchase
f SiijifiSIBIaBl iiifiiIIa B 3|fB5'
rs a Il haurensvsle au Ae,dsa copy s5jaap times
and Hal.p foETsrd biz a t9 shsfs saa 5 office @ anderson
80 "a Hsst Al .
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.ndtsol. yattQigetrter, /,
, IJoslDBiIlings Under Oath. we !


Josh Billings being duly sworn, testifys az
bllers: :,
=. Eight wont 90, into six and have much Iov en-
nvthine iefs over Menny young teller ha2
9nHh oht this sum in arithmetitk bi trieing to
pit number eight foot into q number SIX boot
Virtue, in one respekt, IL like mummy. Ihat
ya@h sisae work Ssfallt Me hardest for sticks
to US the best.
s,rAffsktashun. never improved eny body yet
It il better TO be devil than hyppkrlIt, TN,
'r'i have, often heard thare was men who knew
ei56fs than they could itelB butAiever met eie
.Ihaye ,often met thoze, mho could tell T. great
laspl RgFs thsa tAsy kRa aRa Yass wiling =
eSTUbe pfoof fagin Aattery, aman must hay no
vanitxaa and suqs =, nsans never existed sh ne
did ne, is now one of the lost arts:
s1shs psSple are good simply bekauze tney
n' In MUMMY. e iSssfst phoH Hoss sfhA principal; in
.moFals principal often ph9ll9Ns tbs lpfsrsa.
Yn viii notis one thing-lhe !Geylt sslauni "
fersdtogo into partnership with bizzy man,
but viii often see him efier tew pHe the "a
Rga9 ss55t s4a EBs Say 1 BassB i thse Heart
sbstS;ri.arbt riow,s that gneter makess en-
nv mistakes that,she seah be- held accountable
fSuff Sd waz going few try pure love for a
crime. what court would you take her before:
am timeshS01e&se pfsp&eFoNMat This IL
the wsy some familys live all the time. aory
hs Wees Which man in hiz YOUTH,
hevayeamgsh he may shake them oph. will or =
tsa-ca!l on him thru life and seek to renew hiz
a'4Ss'stEH Ess IaaH i hi, this
differe6oeesinG thsepog mans they iooE NE
crimes. while, in the gich man, they only aP-
peaNtsW De. exsehtricitys.
Uld age increases Us in wisdom a. ana also IN
rumatispS9;r90Oyn YIimgH
/ kno lois ov pholkg who are ploqs j ]lst * 9e-
kause.sfss Waz born so. zTHey Rant tell when
tHey GOT religion, and if they should loose IT.
thsS #hsn m91aas fortune nsS ii must dance. 1t
4s fssg sg gSs BE- Ssbssiz Sb b man
fect.uY uoliey. than principle.
Fharer iz- only one kind of folks who Kan
keep sek.st s0ef efa 'fhd any %
IN ME sp,ai ivha ia1uzicksd enough to be; dread
edaassafsr man in community than the man
VINO IL lust virteyous enuf not to be suspek-
ssd- ,9YgH n9b00 q
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SHERIFFgS SALE.
THE STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA,
m THY ANDERSON COUNTY.

I'M iitt ,ANDERSOS OOUNTS.
IN THE PRoB4EE COURT
BENJAMIN P. Hutchison, by his Guardian dd
Item, R. B. Hutchison, VS.. Robert B. Hutch
ison.-Petition for Partition.
DY virtue Of an Order from the Court of Pro,
ID bate to me directed in the above stated
case, I.will expose to sale on the First Mon
day ID December next, at Anderson Court
re i..a ~ ONE TRACT OF LAND, - -. =
Containing 294 acres, more or less, situate in
Anderson County, bounding lands of b. Frank
Morrow, John.M. Graft, John NJ. Morgan and
others. nj Sold as. the Real Estate of Robert
Hutchison, deceased. H.. ~, l...li .. 1l.. &, l..
TERMS OF SALEGone-third cash; the re-
ihse1ess ffJhi day 6f sale; the purchaser giving
bond with good security, and mortgage of the
premises toIsectfre the payment of the purchase
money, with the privilege of anticipating pay
and. stamps. -
Noy O., sis71a. IT, ~ 4.
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.eSHERIFF'S SALE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I
ANDERSON COUNTY. J
.sdNTHE;PRoBA1E COURT

I'm NTHE1PROBAI COURT
Larkin Newton and wife vs. James NJ welborn,
Susan A GuytQn, Mary Pickle and others
APehd6asy yo,9fdrtitt6,i.S 1 - Z IT ihI
DY virtue Of an Order from the Court of Pro-
ID, bate in ,therabove stated case, to me ydirec-
ted, will expose to sale OH the First Monday
in November next at Anderson Court House,
~ ONE TRACT OF LAND, ~
Situate in Anderson County, on branches wa
tersi6f Beaver Dam creek, containing 223 acres,
more or less, bounding lands of James M We'll
born, Mary D Anderson, and others; sold as
the Heal Estate of Sarah Welborn, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE-.rhe costs of these proceed,
ii1gs Cash, the remainder ON credit of one and
two years, with interest from day of sale; pur-
chaser to give bond with good security and n
mortgage of the premises to secure the purchase
money. Purciaser to pay for papers and
stamps.
VIM. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
~ cd, as Administrator of the Estates of
james Armstrong, deceased. and of N. IL.
Armstrong, doceased, will, ON the 2sth day of
November next apply to A. Q. Norris, Jtidgo
of Probate for Anderson county, for final set
Element of said Estates, and for final discharge
from his adminstratorship.
JOHN Il. ARMSTRONG, Admir-.
Oct %, 1871 IL 5
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White Hall Tract.
TERMS Of SALE. /.

:" One third of the purchase money to be paid
in cash balance on credit Of one and two
years, payable in equal annual instalmentss
bonds Of the purchaser, and personal security,
and mortgages Of the premises. Purchasers TO
pay extra for stamps and papers, 20 3; .anoji
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. SHERIFF'S SALE.

'''S. S14H1GYt II y SAAGs
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.l ,
,GTG ID llsANDERsoN COUNTY,. :
fN THE COURT OF coMMoN PLEAS
IL ,Giimer, Administrator Of the Estate. Of
e Ian1es Gifmer, deceased, Plaintiff, VS.. w Fl
Cater and others, Defendants. Judgment for
Foreclosure. ~ -
T1Y7 virtue OF Decretal Order from the Court
s6m0f Common Pleas, in the above stated
case; to me directed, Twill expose to sale on the
First Monday in December next, at Anderson
Court House, ..f'''T 'i'f' ~
ONE HOUSE AND LoT, ~
sitauiate in the town of Anderspg containing
2i acres, more OF hess, on calhoun street,
bounding lots f,W J. Ligon, Estate of Elias
Earle, deceased, and others. z1ie.i a..,inrei!i
Terms of sale Cash-purchaser 70 pay; extra
for titles and atamPWs;M PWM. McG1JK1N. Sheriff.
Nov 9, 1871 10
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o!fNaBKNKRUPTCYs.: Y.:..G 9


In the District Court Of the United States
for the District pt South Carolina
caii f asalass 4rrtiaf HdSbafd ars. Ad-
aline Keese, and others.-Petition to set aside
ooyeyanes,& de- AHUsET 1000
DY virtue of q Decretal Order TO me directed
Id in the above named action, will expose
to saleat Anderson c. H.. ON sALEDAY. IN
Dh'h4sSs 81 5SHS H69sH asA 3ts 1ap 5sylaAo 5s94a,
Situate Sit in The Town Of Anderson, said Lot con.
tanning about one and one-eighth az acres, and
bounded by lots Of j. B. Shelton, Mrs. Donald,
Matthew Heldman and othesl with interven-
ing streets, and lot of. ]. w. Harrison, house
and lot at present occupied by DR.. "A. P. .sCater.
TERMS OF SALE:
one-half Of the purchase money to be paid
in cash; balance on credit of six months,
wnhlnterest fomdayo ofl lsale to besecpfed bX
BOND and personal Security, and mortgage Of
tho premises. Purchaser to pay extra for pa
pers and s5ampsi Z. ;;-t:S OF OF ~
WIN. s. BROWN, Assignee.
Nov 9, 1871 10
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PURE GYPSUM +!

CONTAINING Ninety-nine and Two,thirds
Nj per Gent. (99.66 per cent? SOLUBLE
NATTER. Warranted free from all impuri
dies. Prepared in this city, and for sale ct, the
lc-y price of Fifteen Dollars per Ton, Cash, by
JOHN H. HOLMES,
Commission Merchant Charleston, s. G.
Sept u, 1871 Is 3ih
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MOL H.,

A small Tract, situate about two miles North
of the Town of-Anderson, on the East of the
public highway leading to Pendleton, contain
ing about thirty! acres, and, Adjoining lands of
Robert Stephenson, T D Wagner and others,
known as part of the, r
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State OF SOUTH. CAROLINA,
COUNTY; OF ANDERSON

- 9}Df ~. OIL Gf.i i!DS - ...il :
70 @ COUNTY: OF ANDERSON -
IN. THE F.. COURT OF COMMON 29l1sl' pleas #
Mrs. Hortense c.. Cooley, Plaintiff, against
= Mrs. Jane A. Earle, Mrs. Eugenia Adams,
Mrs Sallie f. Earle, Mrs. Annie Earle and
Samuel r. Earle.-Action for the Partition Of
Real PROPERTY. x, i'jtH 0:sC
TDY virtue of Decretal Order, to me direct
ID led, by the Hon. James Il. Orr, judge or
the Court of Common Pleas in the above
named action, I will expose to sale at ANDER-
SON COURT HOUSE, on -. o. ri =. III.
On saleday in December next,
The following RealaProperty of the Estate of
John B. Earle, deceased, situate in Anderson
county, to wit; oT oil - .s,inM
:, ~ /|.Nop.. ]. .,'I,"9 ''.'.'
The Plantation known as nd4-aoii
Tie Tie Parks s1P9lljaeS 1PljaaecSs ,,q,r
Lying ON the saEannah River containing Nine
Hundred and Sixty-Seven. (967t 7tacreso more or
less, and, adjoining lands of ANDREW McLees,
Thomas II Anderson, Bird Phillips and others.
.H@'i:. NO. 2,
The Plantation or Tract known as
The Sloan Ferry Place, .'e
Lying on the Seneca River, and sYs$ side
thereof, with Ferry appuftenant containso one
hundred and seventy (l7Ol acres, more or less,
and adjoins lands 6ffDf Wm L Broyles, A
A'ns' s''3aFp9PTlqSfOlNo. e. qlqy5SOlN s;ladJOD
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.KOEoracElT 10 cREb1ToRs OF
JOHN 3. SLOAN, DEG'D.

NJ C EgnneS VS., Gautlius.S Beatty, cTalalah f
Sloan; &c aENBal' to. sell Property, Marshal
assets, dc, of John B Sloan, deceased
MyHE Creditors of this Estate are required to
~ Establish their Jelaims before me at my
13ieal dH ior before 3lie 25th day of February
next, upon pain of being excluded from all
benefit Of the decree to be rendered herein.
JOHN w DANIELS,
VIClerkU Court Common Pleas An derson, Co.!
/ 6et iAI1Sfl ll0 T. \ I16 ~ Y =. : 3rni
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The House and Lot,

iERS house dHU LOU,
.iThe Silk House L6t, ~ enhtainihg t.ael@e' tlR)
acres, more or less, and adjoining lands Of Mrs
Daniels Estateiof John B Earleand Others!
No. I, 80 's'"''''0H -
The Lot sssaate in the said SEinagsSf Pendle
.tq7f ton, known jn g the The mo- .brI 1ot'.eao
.dg -aI..'l.. Mary Hunter Lot t, e. .t;,.. ~ 10 i
Bounding lots of Estate of John BI Emse, Mrs
Margaret, Washington, and Broad and Main
streets, and supposed to contain aboutone acre.
.beos'-7 nc NOS, '''"7' 80. 70 1''''''
The Vacant Wood Lot, %,
Situate in said Village Of Pendletonh2, contain
ing about four acres bounded by lots of the
Episcopal Church, George Seabern, Main street
and the Blue Ridge Railroad.
No.i9,
The Lot situate in the said Village of Pendle-
ton, known as -
,ll3r3f The Calhoun Lot, y IL
Supposed to contain about one acre, and ad-
joining lots Of w II d Gaillard, Estate Of Mary
uoy, txSr o,,d nfborc .. -" ii'.'
I1uh'ei 7ia1 aiiu u'.ii'S oI'iois. go
- r5-io,r NO. 1O,,. ,oi ~ in;
The Plantation or Tract known as, ~. =
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. sSheriffs Sale.
TN THE PROBATE COURT

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
:IANDERsoNI COUNTY III u
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The Plantation or Tract known as, 80
The Mrs. Placidia Adams Place,

Situateon, EighteeniMile Creek containing
one hundred and thirty acres, more or4essy adj
joining lands of Martin s MeOay, Mrs Lucy
Maxwell and others. ,-fi -,d r.'n' 1881 ~1'di"
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Terms Of Sale.

7osaad 7osasald of fRHR RsH bRaTasi @a Money Ta2Se@ @ Sc pa@
i'm into sass I'd VI @ tl'i8s snas fysid psd
in one and two years. with interest on the whole
amount from day of sale, to. be paid annual
II, bany purchaser being permitted to pay the
whole amount t0r any part thereof exceeding
one-third in cash on day of sale;'if desirable;
purchasers to enter into bond with t%o.or more
good and Sufficient ss.iretiessSof eRe- purchase
money, the, titles to be executed, but not, de-
lfyefed until the Whole ami ount of the purchase
"oit's ispse pseil w. W. HUMPHREYS, 'I''.i
,ghnuoi f.oH lsiIMI .st,TT lSpecial Referee. :
eiNoyyeoafs771 NAV d fs771 cl hns s-rSh .sT"1 MI 7'4i'ti
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7 Private Sale.

t.. - n u Private Sale.
Il, have estssuome some HORSES, MULES, BuGGIES,
.Ri.,CARRIAGE, SULKEY, HACK, HAIR
NESS and SADDLES for sale.
Also, some Stock Hogs and Hogs ready for
the pen. t-tq.s
All of which will sell on reasonable terms.
y .Y}if,-se JOHN w. DANIELS.
~ Sept %, 1871 Is ta
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The House and Lot,

Situate in tie said Town Of Andersen, o near the
baptist Church. containing two acres, more or
less. bounded on the West by. McDpffe street,
oh, the South by lot Of James A Hoyt. and in, in
street, and North by street leading to the Bap-
tlst Churcn. IL q IL. = Z nn--oLnL
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Mary Hunter Lot r. q (, ,
The Vacant Wood Lot,
The Calhoun Lot, !!

Supposed to contain about one acre, and ad-
Hunter and others. - =,
The union Democrat., 1871-04-29
RROWNLOW.
he is A SHATTERED wREcK-How HE APPEARS
IN THE SENATE.

The Washington correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer writes -
"0ue of the saddest spectacles presented in
the Senate Chamber in these days is the big
cushioned chair which holds the last of the
mortal remains Of poor Parson Brownlow, of
Tennessee. Ii sits just st the left of the
Presidents rostrum, on the skirmish line
There they bring every dav the withered
remnant of the Apostle of Hate, and over
that chair there seems to hover, at all hours,
the black Angel of Death. Sallow and ema-
ciated. trembling with palsy in every limb.
he Is and watches the proceedings around
him with what seems fearful interest, and
only the little light which burns aimlv in his
once vicious eve is left 10 tell of the fierce
spirit which. in times past, Inhibited that
never very prepossessing frame. His righi
arm lays by hls side, and the thumb Of il
witches and vihrates with the regularity of
q heartbeat. They set glass of water up
on his desk. hut he never moistens his lips.
Papers lay before him. hut their neat order
is never disturbed. There il No more ex-
preston upon his Swallowed. rinched and
leathery face than you woald expect 10 find
upon the index vt the mummy in The British
Museum. One can look upon the still visar-
QUE, vet stricken. Morton and feel that he
bears the retrihutive imprint Of vice. but one
cannot contemplate poor Brawnlow with an
expression of generous sympathy. He seems
10 he waiting his summons. There NAV he
much Of the old vitality in him vet. and il
NAV be many DAYS heforc they carry him in
to the chamber for the last time. Il seemed
rs though. at times teday, his old viperous
nature returned to him. and he yearnsd 4,
miugle in the heated debate. But the pres
ent, with its turmoiis. and the future. with
its hopes. are but mists to him. He can on.
" look back over his pathway strexn with
wrecks and lined with the rank weeds of bit
ter hate and partisan sel6shness. Let US be
charitable enough 10 hope that he has the
satisfaction which comes of belief that his
life has not been without its fair proportion
OF honesty and sincerity"
The union Democrat., 1871-04-29
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