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all bodily ailments. and as protection against
the causes Of dis asc take thnt all sufficient anti>
dote. d. eWALEER's VINEGAR ElTrEES tne
pure essence of rare medicinal herbs unpoiluted
by distilled poison.
;.CARB0LIC SALVE, recommended by the
leading Physicians and the President OF the New
York Board Of Health, as the most wonderful
Healing compound ever known Gives lnStant
relief to buts cures all kinds Of sores. cuts and
wounds; and most Invaluable salve for all pur-
poses. Sold everywhere at . cents. John r.
Henry, sole Proprietor, S College Place, New
York. 49,
SVAPNIh d Opium purified of its sickening
and :.oisononS properties. discovered oy Df;
Bigclow. Professor Of Botany. Detroit Medical
College. 4 mos' perfect aIOdyne and soothing
opiate John FaTr. Chemist. New York.
CHRIsTADORG'S HAIR DYE is the safest
and best it correctS the bad effects OF inferior
dyes, while the black or brown t.rtS it produces
are identica 10 nature. Factory 6S Maiden Lane,
New York.
PRATTS ASTRAL OIL.-Safest and best il
Illuminating Oil ever made. Does not take fire or
explode if the lamp is upset or broken. Over
10000 Families continue to use 1t, and no accl-
dents ofany ~-cription have occurred from 1t.
Oil House Of Cuarles Pratt, established 1nJ, New
York.
THE PUREsT and Sweetest Cod Liver Oh
In the world is Hazard & CasTeiFS made or the
Se.->nOTN, lTOu lTtSH. INc1s, NaS"S'i'
Hazard s Co. New York. 1t is absolutely pure
and sweet. Patients who have once taken it pre-
fer il to all others. Physicians have decided il
superior to any of the other oils in the market.
'9UVINS Irodorous Kid Glove Cleaner re-
stores soicd gloves equal to new. For sale BY
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. Price %
cents per bottle. F. E.. Wells Co., New York.
RIsLEY'S PHILoToKEN is an established,
warranted remedy for Painful 3lenstruation; and
equally efficient rs q Nervous Antidote in all
cases Of Nervous Excitement, Stomach and 5 leep-
leSsueSs in ma lie or female. Sold everywhere tor
sl.oO bottle. Morgan s. Risley. Druggists,
New York. General Agents.
a YOUTHFUL APPEARANCE and q Beau
tiful, Clear Complexion is the desire of everv-
body. This effect is produced by using &. W.
Laird'S ''Sloom of Youth q harmless beautifer
of the skin. VIII remove all Disc oloration. Tan,
FreckeS and.Sunbu.ns The use of this delight
tul toilet preparation cannot be detected. For
sale BY ali Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Depot Gold St. New York.
Mrs. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.-It
relieves the little sufferer from pain. cures Wind
Collie, Regulates the Stomach and Bowels, Cor
reefs AciLity. and during the process Of teethng
it is Invaluable. Perfectly safe in all cases, as
millions of mothers can testify.
Apr. 8, i4-lm. l45-7l-ly.
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Tribute Of Respect.
PULASKI LODGE, No. 20, I. 0. O. F :,
1SE.

PULASKI LODGE, No. 20, I. O. O. F
April 10, 1872.
WHEREAS, by the decree Of all All"ise
Providence, We are oEcc again called On
70 mourn the loss Of Brother, aud to Of.
fer our feeble tribute OF respect 10 his MEN,
ory and, while We dep,ore his loss 10 our
selves and 10 his family, VIC would cMr'e"-
vor to testify to his worth as Il man, bros
tlier anl Christian.
Brother {. a. JUNES,laicl! deceased, was
a Past Grand Of this Ledge, and lis hrst
presiding officer In his Intercourse with
the Brethren and the world at large, he en-
Lsarcl himself to al! by his estimabIe de-
oortment, and that uprShtaess so tccom-
ius in 1 true O!d Fellow, and so rarely met
with in the word; while his conSiStc"ce as
Christian, maintained for Mlay years,
nrrll!t u 10 hope that hc is row admitted
20 that GRAND Lod &C above where tAoSe,
whose lrUs: has been in the Rock OF Ages,
find = haven Of rest through all eternity.
Bro. Jones having long been III, and nlS
disease being known 10 &c beyond control,
his carly dccea>c nigh: have been looked
for sooner, by those wio knc" his condi-
ton, and set his death has still come upon
Us with a shock o.! surprise.
His conlidins faith, his patient nacom-
planning through his long suffering, are les
sons 10 us, who were permitted to witness
them. Be it therefore,
RrsuLvzD, That in the death OF Past
Grand {. u. JONES, this Lodge has >rstaln-
cd the loss Of Il worthy ulan and brother.
RESOLVED, That 4 blank page o; our
minute book be dedicated 20 his memory
ami inscribed with his name, AID tie day OF
his death, his age, and day vixen he be-
came an ODD Fellow, and his coHuexion
with lhis Lodge.
RESOLVED, That this Lodge deeply sym.
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The Death-Bed Of Gen. 4. +. Lee.

\ magnificent II is inch Engraving, re-
presenting the death-Sceuc Of Gen. Lee. The
family anI friends are grouped sorrowfaliy
arouul the old hsro'S dcatii.bcl. II is truly
u gem Of art, one wIc! should hang in the
parlor of every Southern home. Sent by
mail, moun'cd ona rol!el and post paid, on
receipt of20 cents.
Address J. g. l. w. NJ. BJRROW, No.
200, Main St, Bristol. Tenn. Agents wanted,
local aud travelling, everywhere 10 sell our
Popular Pictures, Charts, Books, Photo
graphs, Stationery Packages, SC, &c. Quick
sales. large profits and no risks. Book
Agents, Travelling Statesmen and every per
SoA, male or female, wishing lucrative en-
ployment, will please senI for our twenty
page catalogue. Apr. 24, l7-1t.
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Let Us Have Peace.

The President sent message to the
House to day, April 10Th, giving the full
details of his information regarding the
ku K!ux in several South Carolina coun'
ties. His information was mostly oral,
except that derived from Akcrman's re-
port, which asserted, among other things,
that these combinations embraced two
thirds of Inc active white men, and have
the sympathy and countcnance Of ma
jority ofthe other third. They are con-
nected with similar combinations IN
other counties and States, &c. Alderman
accuses these people of systematic per-
jury, whereby the prosecution Of men,
bers is defeated.
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TIE GEAND CENTRAL HOTEL OF NEW
YoEK-ProbahIy there is no Institution in
the wori which so thoroughly illustrates
the perfection Of the art of hotel keeping Is
does the one whose name appears 1T tLc
beginning Of ;liis paragraph. 4 masnii:ccn:
pile Of Il: rble, rearing its ornamental front
hcarcnward TO Il distance Of eight stories in
the very heart Of Broadway; frc-proof, and
with elevators that land YOU in twenty sec
onds OF The topmost floor, with every ac-
commodation for Il little world OF guests that
can be thought OF, and the luxurieS aud com
forts tina: 4 man can enjoy * home, the
Grand Central has become par cHccicncr-
the caravan-erv OF the metropolis. Mr'
Powers the proprietor, has learned how to
wich magic wand, and for every class Of
visitors, transient and permanent he makes
4 WclcClnc.
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COUNTERFEIT MoSEY.-l. is said that
the town of Laurens is flooded with
counterfeit currency. Nearly all the
merchants have large quantities Of it on
hand, and the branch bank established
there is also reported to have received
into its Golfers no small amount of the
worthless paper. How it was introduced,
and who were the guilty utterers, are
not known.-Columbia Phoenix.
The Phoenix of late date says: We
have received some additional particulars
of the discovery Of counterfeit money in
Lau-enS. 1t is of the denomination Of
$50, and supposed to have been left BY
Tennessee horse-traders. Mr.. Sawyer,
Assistant Cashier Of the Citizens Saw
ingS Bank of South Carolina, makes the
following statement:
Your local Of the Goth instant, con-
taius q slight inaccu,acy, from which it
might be inferred that loss has. been in.
tlicted upon the branch bank established
at Laurens, bv counterfeit money re.
ccived into its Golfers Some Of the
spurious issue aforesaid was deposited
with the Citizens Savings Bank Of South
Caroliaa, at that point, but it was made
good by the depositor as soon as its
character was discovered"
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SOUTHERN MUSICAL JOURNAL. - The
April No. Of This valuable Home Monthly
comes filled with beautiful music aud choice
reading matter, that cannot fail to instruct.
rs well as interest the reader. / new and
pleasing feature inaugura;cd III this number,
is the coImm eaiii!eI Answers 20 Cor
respondents, lin whic:! ull Questions relating
20 musical matters are answered. The Edi-
to- being q thorough musician with ;wca:y
years experience as Il teacher, is clninently
qualified 10 in,part cor!cc: information up0u
this suhjec;. and will no donb- make, this
department highly interesting. The musical
contents are L ncw Song "D.isy Of the
Mountain S;,ic,' easy and Very pretty, and
"Chris:maS Tree roika," By Metcalf The
p,ice O.: the Journal is Du; - 90 i year and
it is worth ten times that money. Single
numbers 10 Gents Specimen copies free
Lu!den 4 Bates. Publishers, Savannah, Ga.
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NgWeRERRT. S. e,
Wednesday, April, a, 1879.
Presbytery Of South Carolina.

This body was in session last week at
Abbeville c. H., and VIC learn that the
meeting was quite interesting and large
ly attended. A paominent feature Of
the occasion was sermon by Rev. D. E.
Frierson, of Anderson, on the subject Of
"Ministerial Conservation" which was
delivered by appointment of the p7cccc
ing session of Presbytery. The discourse
will be published in this weeks Able
vile Press and Banner, as We are in
formed, and will be read with intcres.
by the raary friends Of this eloquent
and faithful divine.--Anderson !lntelli.
eencer.
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The Tornado.

The tornado on Thursday afternoon
last, the full force Of which was fortu-
nately not experienced in this section,
was most destructive in lis effects in the
village Of Chester, the details of which
We take from the Phoenix:
1.-THE main damage was confined TO 4
track about $50 yards wide, passing
through the Eastern portion of the town
in direction from West to East. Not a
house in this tract escaped uninjured.
Fifteen or twenty dwellings and number
less kitchens and stables were leveled to
the grouad. The steam mil! of W. r.
Robertson is total wreck. The dwell
ings of George Mccormick, John Near.
thur, John Simpson, Mrs. Baird, Mrs.
S,cdSc, Wiliiam Qnatilvbau,n, Mr.. Ca!d-
well, Mr.. Stokes and others are entirely
DESTROYED. No lives were lost. Sercral
persons were injured by falling tinbers.
but none seriously. \ colorcd ma".
Harrison Baily, escaping from the mill Of
W. +. Robertson, Was picked mp by The
whirlwind and landed in an elm tree 100
yards of.
MILES Of fencing was blown doa n, and
thousands of large fruit trees torn up By
the roots. The loss fell mostly on per.
Sors of small means. 4 meeting was
held in Chester to Cay TO take steps for
the relief Of The sufferers. The tornado
moscd Wcstward!y, and was Of short
DURATION"
The loss is estimated at about $5Q,.
600.
In COLUMBIA it was also f-ls, and the
new market house, un,ier course Of build.
Ing. was blown down and made com.
plc,e wreck.
We notice also that severe tornado
passed over the plantations in the r;cini
ty Of Poco:aIiso last Tuesday. Trees
were uproo,ed, barns aud sheds thrown
down, fences scattered, and considerable
damage was caused.
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General News Items.

What goes mos. against 4 farmers grain
His moving maci.inc.
Tile Deaf and Dumb ASYLUM at Spartan.
burg is about to he closed for want OF
funds. =
The ship Maria, from Bombay, March
18th, was wrecked, and thirty-hvc lives
were lost.
Paris complains that dog flesh is abnnd-
ar:y sold in that city rs substitute fer
rabbit and Other meat.
Twenty-Five youHg ladies Of St. Johns,
Michigan, have resolved to prosecute all per-
SONS engaged in the liruor traffic.
There arc over sixty thousand miles Of
Railro I'd in this country, and Of this ag!Ee-
gate nearly oac-:cnth was built during last
yca".
Des Moines reports pig with eight
feet, two snouts, two cars, and only one eye,
the eye, the latter, III the centre Of It's
head.
Four thousand dollars have been sab.
scribed By the I$racties Of Co'ur S;a, to-
wards the erection of new Synagogue in
that city.
There is a seven months old negro baby
in Raleigh, y. G., who has four well devel-
opcd teeth and who whistles loud enough
10 be heard all over the house
German savans decided that in cases OF
dccap apta,ion The head retains consciousness
70: several hours after j; has been severed
from the body, and meanwhile suffers cx'
quiSite pain.
The Unitarian Church in New Bedford,
Massachusetts,, has voted to dispense with
the bread and vine at the communion SER
vice, bat will celebrate the memorial with
vocal and other services as usual.
There was Il very heavy frost visible on
Wednesday morning all along the upper
line of the Wilmington, Charlotte and
Rutherford Rail Road. 1t is not thought
that the fruit prospects have been damaged
by it.
MEREIAx, Miss, April l6.-There was
an earthquake here at half.pl<t two this
morning which lasted half minute. 1t
cracked the plastering, broke Some glass,
and did 40 other damage. Il passed from
noythest to southeast, taking i'll York, Ala,
and Enterprise, Miss.
Miss Cynthia Lancaster, aged cighty-es't
wears, died at the residence OF James &.
Harris, Esq. in this town, on Saturday
morning, the 9th instant. She had been
al exemplary member of the Baptist
Church, Of this place, for thirty years, and
had lived wis!lin or near the corporate
limits Of the town nearly tile whole period
of her long life.-Carolina Spartan.
Tie orchestra Of the Boston musical
festival will be composed Of 25D first viol:nS,
two hundred second viol;nS, one hundred
and fity-ninc yio!aS, orc hundred violin
ccllos, one hundred contra bnsSrS, o"e
hundred first flutes, twelve second flutes,
twelve first clarionc!S, twelve second c!a-
rioncts, ten first ohorS, ten second obocs,
twenty baSsooGs. (fr<t, second, third and
ior,h,) twenty French horns, ~ trUmpeti,
twelve alto troaihoncs twelve tenor from.
bones, eight bass tTomhoaes, six bass tuhaS,
six pair tympani, ten small drums, ( bass
drums, four pair cymbals, great drum, one
great triangle. Total, Que thousand.
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The Clintca and LaLrens Prisoners.

Commissioner Boozer, after hearing
testimony in the cases Of the Clinton
prisoners. has committed them for trial
at the present term. Mr.. r. E. Ellison,
one of the accused, was discharged on
his own recognizance.
B.S. Jones and Harvey W. Anderson,
among those arrested from LauTens, have
been bailed in the sum Of $4,000. Mr..
Jaeger represented these gentlemen.
DR.. Thomas Mccoy, Major J. a. Le-
land, Captain james McCarley, and DR..
Nm. E. Black, were committed to jail
for trial at the present teSn Of the Court
IN Charleston.
Col. W. D. Simpson returned to Lau-
rcns las. Sunday with the following p'iS'
oners, released, as We are informed, on
their own recognizance until Friday next:
J. n. Wright, B. L. Potter, S. Bolt, b.
Ba!lew, R. f. Richardson and Dr.. w.
TROY, and four others, whose names we
could not ascertain.
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ARRESTED IN COLUMDiA.-Mr. MunSon
NJ. Bu:ord Of this county, writes US from the
Jail in Columbia, that he was arrested in that
city on last Wednesday morning. lii friends
will thus know where lie is, and if any cor
ISOLATION can be realized under these Distress
ing circumstances, his friends as well as
these Of the many Others confined in the
same place, will bc glad to learn that their
lnany wants are literally supplied b. the
citizens Of Columbia. Ar. 3. says in his
letter that the dcLcacicS and subSiantials o.
The season are daily received. Tic citizens
CT these upper counties will treasure up Il
lively gratitude for the sympathcs anu lib
cralitics thus bestowed upon those in distress.
POST OFFICE NorICE.-Thc following Cir
cular FROM the Postmaster General is Of i'm
povtancc, and the non-attcntion TO its require
mcniS frequently not only gives trouble to
the Department, but subjects the public TO
loss and disappointment "OwIuS TO the
rapid Increase in the mails and the cstab-
ishmcnt Of many new Post Offices through
out The country, this Department finds it
necessary, in order 10 facilitate the diStribU-
tiou and to secure speedy transmission Of
over the trunk lines of railroads, to request
of tic public, that in al! cases the name of
the County, as well as the Post Office and
State, b. subscribed uron letters, circulars,
newspapers, and other matter to be forward
cd by mail.
Posi- OFF1cE.--In our last issue We aI!u-
dcd TO the fact that certain Of our Subscribers
in the country failed TO get thc;r county pa
per. OF course We feel this rs much as our
subscribers dot hcirg an injury 10 our
business. The mention made has had the
effect Of bringing out our Postmaster, and
we give his excuse in justice 10 hims self. He
states that hc has not quite got into all the
grooves OF The dcpartment--that there are
many ucighborhooi clubs with which he is
not thoroughly acquainted, aul :hat when
one n.nn calls for 4 certain mail without
specifying n! The names il it, he sometimes
fails TO give al that should go. This is rca-
Sonable. lie acknowledges that there have
occurred diSapDointmcntS, and that there has
been apparent reasons for complaint, BIZ:
that there has been no intentional neglect,
ard that it is and will be Ills constant en-
Jcaror to give satisfaction TO the thousand
and one callers, who recognize and find Q
good post-otfice and an efficient officer,
prime necessities q: every day life. We be-
l;cyc Post-HIaStcr Phittr means well
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Two MES KILLED IN IoaK.-A gentle
man from York County, Informed US
that on Friday last, a squad Of United
States troops, engaged il arre>tins par
ties suspected Of violation Of the enfHrce
ment act, shot an! killed two brothers,
named Craig, whom they were eadcavor
ing to catch. The troops, as Our in
f,:mant heard the story, were in
chase of the CraisS, ard were ciHSc
up>" then. when, reaching the Broad
River, about fifteen miles from Yolkville,
the pursued party piung d III, and were
shot while swimming across One of,he
b, others vas shot and sank instantly,
and no more has been seen Of him. The
o.her was fatally wounded through the
thigh, was captured and brought or
shore, but died on Saturday. Lit US have
peace!
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TEACHERS AND PARENTS should provide
their children with THE SCHOOL. FESr[-
VAL" Il Quarterly Magazine, devoted TO new
matter and exercises Tor School Exhibitions
anil Public Days. 1t is n live, fresh ,hiHs.
tta: has long been needed hy al teachers
aud pupils. and is conducted by the same
Mr.. Scwci who founded and so long cdired
the Little Corporal assisted by Mrs:
Siaie ard other able writers. The April
No. has jus. reached u. containing 4 beautiful
"May Queen" Coronatioa exercise and many
other choice things Write for ii, 10 the
Publisher, Alfred l.. ScwclI, Chicago. III.
Pice Scrcnty.Five cents i year: Single or
sample copy, Twenty cts. Premiums 10
Ciuh:.
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TEE LATEST SwIEDLE -C:.rtiin sanc;-
moniouS charatans would f;.in persuade the
world that ,lifEusivc S:mularts have no
mrdcina! value. an ,t!at dc:c>,abIc SIors.
con- posed Of gripin- acids and drastic par
ya,ircS, are better tU%ics than the finest
vegetable ingredients combined with the
pu!,>t and mcipwcst products of tile still.
But this sort OF thing won't 90 do%n. The
Stomach Of our common scHSc rejects il, as
The pnysical stomach Of every E"!: wiIb an
rnl.pcav,d palate rjrctS, with loaihuS
AMI !Jhnrrcnre, the n"u>couS denominations,
free from alc"hpl,' which IlumhucS are
tryins 20 thrust down the i!IroatS Of Tc!rprv-
aurc Iavalds unI"r the prc;cnse that the
li:h vii! 10 them good? It's rot likely that
while PLANTATION BITrEEs. the Standard
Tonic OF America, is iu, where accessible,
such sickcnng frauds car make much head
way, but il is rs well TO put the public On their
guard asain,; them. it.
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pai:.izts With tire family OF !hc deceased in
ti.eir recent heavy atHic;icn, and tina. il
copy Of this preamble and resolutions be
forwarded to them, us an expression Of our
SORROW for their recent bereavement, and
as testimony Of our rcspcctlor ;,our de:
ceased brother. = ::
Respectfully submitted,
J. WARD MOTTE. =; 3.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, Committee.
JOHN T. PETERSON,
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smDEAD ANDLIEING MAT

: - =
TER. While solid food, air and waite? are
passing into the living hohy 10 supply tie
waste which is the corcomitant and the
condition Of Tie production Of the forces Of
life, an uninterrupted stream, constituting
that waste, is passing from The body. In
health, the greater portion Of the food be
comes al in:cgra! part Of the body, and
having served lis tin.c il that ca plc:;y,
finally leaves it in tic form either Of water,
Of carboil;c acid gaS, OF Of a crystalline
s,.bstaucc known as urea. These substances
arc separated from the blcod by tie cx-
crctory organs, of wh;cl, there arc three,
tic skin gives of principally water, the
lungs principally water aud carbonic acid,
AID lie kidneys p':nciI ally water ard urea.
Tie lungs not OILY act as organs of direct
e<c:c;ion, bu: lave also another function.
By tie agency Of tie urgs tie i!ood is
supplied with oxvgc", which, acting chem
icaiv upon the ustd-r2 t;><Hc.pArticlrs
throughout the system, rcmotlels them i":o
tie new simpler cxcrelive turms. The eS-
crcto7y processes depend closely upon tie
supply Of We: L;gested ani Only aSSin.iiatcd
food anL Wien the hcal,h is suffering
from the insufficient action Of the skin or
ki!reyS. this is best rcctifed hvv improving
the tone OF ti:e stomach and liver, by uslag
D.. Ei$c!l' ancqual!ed Bittcrs.
"WAEE 4 ScuMIrz. Philadelphia, pronrie'
tors of DR.. fiScn'S FOGD CURE BIrrEES.'
DDWlE, NOISE & DAVIS, Agents,
Charleston, 5. G. Apr. 10, l5-lm. COW.
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The EDITOR or THE COLUMBIA PnGNIX
FILcuHD.-Oa Saturday last, at an carly
hour, Mr.. Julian a. Sc!hy, editor Of the
Columbia Is. c. Phoenix, passenger
on the through train from New York TO
Washington, was robbed Of valuable
gold watch and chain, 500 in moneT,
and n number of valuable papers, (SavS
the Baltimore Sun, Of Wclnt Sdar.) Mr..
Sclby and two o;hcr passengers were in
sleeping car M. l39, and on nearing
Baltimore il was announced that the
sleeping car would be Switched of on ac'
count Of the boxes becoming too hot.
Before retiring Mr.. Selby had sccretcd
his va!uab!cs in an old fashion wallet on
his person, bnt on waking up put them
uudc- his pillow for moment; Willie
he went to the otter end Of the car to
wash. On returning, after an absence OF
only few minutes, he found his watch,
money, &C., gone. The two men were
still 10 TIE car, and with the porter hav-
irg charge of the car, assisted IN the
search for the missing articles. On
reaching Washington, Mr.. Sclhy placed
the matter in the hands Of the detectives,
but with little prospects Of recovering
his property.-Charirston Courier.
We sympathize with our friend Selby
IN his los, and sincerely hope that n
portion if not ali may be recovered. We
confess surprise, however, that he had
so much to lose, the fraternity seldom or
never having about them anything more
valuable than notes Of travel and other
papers. The precedent is worthy Of
note, and Mr.. Se!by IS The first editor on
record who has ever been robbed. Sew
en- hundred dollars and gold watch and
chain Pass him around, brothers Of
the quill, he had more money than the
law allows.