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We have an application for the above amount
Of South Carolina Land upon which to locate q
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il Springs.
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On Anderson Branch. between Belton aud An
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OEI1 IELNT,

A dispatch from Philadelphia states tIat
operations in the coal regions will stop on the
Ist of January. Tho suspension IL caused by
the non-acceptance Of the basis proposed by
the Anthracite Board Of Trade. 1t is general
" thought that there will bo long suspension.
At Visalia. California, n noted desperate,
James McCray, shot and killed Charles Allen.
He was arrested by the officers, and was FOUND
armed to the teeth. 4 vigilance committee
was organized at once, and McCray taken
from the Jail and hung under bridge near
the prison.
A terrible snow slide occurred NJ Little
Cottonwood Utah, last week IN avalanche
600 feet wide and y feet deep came down,
crossing the stage road, carrying away from .
to 10 teams and teamsters, taking them LOU
feet across Cottonwood creek. Three teams
ters have been shoyeled out alive but badly
bruised. Four moro are known to be buried
and not rescued. and it is thought Impossible
to find them before spring. All the teams IN
the line Of the avalanche were swept away.
The names of the men are not yet ascertalned'
Eight mules were dug out, some dead, some
with legs broken and others severely bruised.
Several were afterwards shot. No delays on
tho Pacific road IA yet.
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nm NllLplNyl OF OrEREl

| The lWRerrc II, NoHfrcui announces
and comments upon tnct which every
one that has visited the picturesque old
world city OF Quebec will learn with q
feeling of regret The ramparts are 10
be removed. and with ihcm great dcni
Of the Nttractiyrnr4s Of tine place. J ne
Uucrrc says:
I'VE have town IL Canada, uniQu"
OF It's kind, possessing II physiOgnomN
Of its own very fascinating 10 strangers.
With its belt of old walls, bastions, and
| rcdoubts. and its stately citadel worthy
of image reflected in the river that
, hathes her feet Quebec looks like an
old French town transplanted into
I America, and has Il stamp OF antiquity
not to he found at either Montreal or
/ New York. nor il any of the multitude
/ of American cities that seem all TO be
reproduction Of each other. From lts
! old streets and old fortiiicntiOns aris" a
/ perfume Of the past that we, cooped mp
| in modern architecture, and used to the
straight lines and right angles of our
streets. and living in familiarity with
monuments Of Yesterday, iuhale with
pure delight.
'it is Che stamp ol antiquity that to
STRANGERS make the charm of Quebec.
and still il seems that the city of Cham
plain. which We are tempted to cali
.ccltn honng yilIo de Qubec as Henry
" said of Paris, Is abont 10 throw is
walled crown iuto the river, and rob
Itself oi its old attire III order TO dress
itself in modern costume, and to re
spnblr-what? Montreal, Toronto, Cm-
cinnatli
at will pain Ms to SEQ the destroycr'
picl,axe attack the. stones that speak OF
the past; that recall so many historicaI
remembrance. Henry Ward Bcecher
said that Quebec seemed history book
to him. in which each street formed
leaf Nothing i~ truer You cannot
take stop without stumbling against
some monument recording an important
fact. without finding yourself beside
some souvenir oi the past. Everythius.
speaks nf the time oi the colony OF tho
.nnyrIir France. OF our skirmishes aud
our war: here ure the first forts bull
by the French; here toated the Tia
bearing the image % the heur do lyse;
here, through this door. the soldiers
wcut 10 fight the enemy. MOntcalm,
/ lc Nnudrruil, L"y,s, Murray, Charlr.
ton, have appeared one after the other
on these walls that will soon be main
into wings for dwelling-houses. Ii is
not litlirult to see that motive in tho
age OF utility
After all. Quebec is at liberty to d'
all she pleases, for We will be at least
permitted To express one regret. va
shall not fight because It wants to nm,
tate MS. The city OF Champlain WI!
always possess the nmiability. the charih
Of its inhabitants, and their Polltene'"i
/ 10 attract us. These will not disappe'f
with their walls and bnlwarks
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that is MI. But We are safe now, and !
think the money well spent, -
"Ah, what thing it is to have TO d"
with II gentleman" said Mrs. Dormef,
with languid enthusiasm, and her
usual happy kmack OF setting herself
Just that one step in front Of her circum-
stances, which is the line that separates
welcome from resignation. "Now,
Mr.. Mowsoy was rich, but he was not
gentleman Aud 10 think of Lefty
being old Cobbold'a niecc--how horri-
blcr
And the wife Of convict" put IN
George, little grimly
~ should not have been old Wills
niece only his sons wifes mother"
laughed Lefty; she had begun to laugh
again in these later times. "That
would have been near enough, however.
Not that | should have minded Mr.,
Jones. or VIII Cobbold, OF the convic'.
'taint either, George, if it had been
YOU, she added, fondly
My dear, don't suggest such horr-
bic ideas, said Mrs. Dornier, shudd.r,
ing There are certain subjects that
orc no, to be icstcl on
so Mr. Momscy seems to think,
said George: for heard that he hts
lcft the p0rk, and put it into Boilo
hands ior sale.
What blessing" said Lefty.
But her mother, with glance ill the
mirror opposite looked dubious.
81 am sorry it has come out SO i'll
against him, " she said " He was not
gentleman; but all the same, Mounscy
Park was a charming domain.
"Eycn with VIII Cobbold at the
gates and that conviction for sheep
stealing to be turned up at any time?"
asked George, tribe contemptuously.
" Money can do o great deal, " answer
cd Mrs, Dormcr.
"Yc~. it cam" said George, drawing
Lefty to him tcnderly at can heal
two broken hearts, and make two de
pairing wrotchcs the happicst people i'll
the world cant it, Lefty ?"
"Ncs George" said Lefty, with her
arms around his neck.
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NOW


The venerable Past Is past;
lis dark, aud shines no, in the way
Twas good no doubt--'tis gone at last
There dawns another day.
Why should We st where iNics creep
And sllroud ourselves in charncls dccr
Or the worlds yesterdays deplore
Mid crumbling ruins messy hoaT
Why should we see with dead mems cyrt,
Looking at Was from morn to night
When the bcauteuus Now, the divine To u,
Woo with their charms o,r living sight
Why should we hear but echoes dun
when the world Of sound 50 beautiful,
viii give III music Of our own?
Why in the darkness should we gropc
When the sun, in heavens rcsplcndant cope
Shines IA bright as it ever shonc"
The Present needs us. Every agc
Bepueaths the next for heritage,
No lazy luxury or delight,
But strenuous labor for the right;
For Now, the child and sire Of Time,
Demands the deeds Of earnest men
10 make it better than the past,
And stretch the circle Of its ken,
Now il fact that men drplorc,
Though it might bless them cvcrmorG
Would they but fashion it Alright,
"rs ever new, 'tis ever bright,
Time nor eternity hath seen
A repetition Of delight
In all its phases; ne'cr hath been
For men or angels that which is;
Aud that which it hath ceased TO be
Ere we have hreathcd il, and its place
Il lost in the eternity.
But Now il ever good and fair,
OF the mhnitudc the heir,
And We of it, So let u live
That from the Past we may receive
Light for the Now-irom Now joy
That fate nor Time shall ncer destroy.
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FOREIGN IyTELLIGENCE.

General Sickles reports that Spain is
irreyocably pledged to emancipation in Porto
Rico.
-Matamoras The excitement over the
election of the Municipal officers in this city
has not yet subsided. some of 'Cortina's s
men had an encounter with troop of the
twonty-second battalion. The result was one
serreant killed and several citizens wound
cd Ii ia feared that Cortina will PRO
nouuce." The regular troops and national
guard were called out. 1t is rumored that
Cortina headed tho attack on tho troops, and
II il said, now states tina. he merely defended
himself against party who attempted to
sssassinste him.
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men; as magistrate he fined them, and
that heavily. So that Wills days wer,
at this time exceptionally evil, and his
heart towards the new magnatc of tn,
district was bitter.
He wrote ont his gricfs to his son ot
the unpronomcnable Wclch village, ant
expressed as his private opinion that
Miss Lefty Dorm"r, Of the Cottage
who was agoing to be his wife, and Mr.
Rntcliilc put aside rs if be had been
nothing better nor Il dummy, would
have her hands full when she got the
old Radical, and she had better thml
twice aforc she did what no one in tn,
world could undo when did. "
This letter Young VIII read to his
wife Mary, as he sat by the tireside with
her and her mother not II month 0Gtcl
his marriage.
"What Monnsey may that be?' asked
Mrs. Jones, Mary's mother " was Il
Mounscy myself atore | WAS IL pool
Jones.
Don't know said young VIII,
"morc norhc beamainly rich gentleman,
It's hay been in the east somewhcrcs: but
no one knows much about him
"Ilis name mayn't be three M's--Mor.
ley Magnus?' Inquired Mrs Jones in
Il vague way.
Aye, that know it is, said viii ;
land many's good laugh we've had
over ii i'll the town..
"Why, mother" cried Mary; who had
turned quite pale,
"Ayc, lass, | know what you'd say, "
said her mother, AS sure us you're born
that's the mclc you've heard me speak
of so often. win Cohbold that Momscy
yondcr in that fine park is my brother.
There can't be another such name III the
world; for father called him Morclcy
Magnus, after his two godfathcrs, the
chemist and the draper OF Herkot He
was as clever as you please, but always II
close gripo; and ii YOU believe me, he
has never once wrote home since he
heard that poor father died, and mother
and me was in trouble, and he wasaskcd
to help with Il few pounds, and he roIIi-
ing III riches, rs one may say,
"Well. mother, said viii, "snpposc
wn oivc them ali a start nj tine oldplace
ond troyol tbrrc nncyncctnd reckon
,no fro rontlo,non ,ront Il. n,it, 60
down ON her father when his own ncice
has GOT his son, hey, Nary
uNot ,,,,cb or rat " said NLn,.
.,rc;Iy
Hrt Wiu o,vo brronn r,,. ba,, i,nnr,ti.
ro,oo onl ,hoy criod nrit, ovn, thn
n,ri.l,oout
Tho n,.o,orot;,,, f,rIott,... ,,,,r,oo,
Will, the ricI, nnsxnssor Of NJo,nscv porl,
,.oro ,t;lI ,,,i,u,r IN q lo,ouid IN tor,,it.
fam, sort If roy. thc cirI ,notcstino fine
,notI,or insi.tinu tbo man nprscvc,ino
and expressing himself confident as to
the future. Meanwhile, George RotciiT
came back to Market Hill, and his pres
eDcc. while it comfortcd Lefty, served to
make all THINGS more confused His
firm refusal TO be dismissed on nythiug
short Of her expressed desire. and Mrs.
g.. finn, rcrnsoI :, oIlow If his
made . kind Of tumnlt in
a., ,loco ,yh;ch set oyervono t,lkino
prt mo- one knew Of Tine exact rights of
41a oo., All uot vos certoin was n,ot
,
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love You, You know that do
" But, continued Mrs Dormcr, IN u
MARTYR spirit. swectly -rorgotiul,
''if You have no love for me, you sure
/ " have some family pridc yuu would
scarcely like your fathers nam" ,you
loved HIM to be dragged through the
mirc, Us it must be-. ~
"Oh, mamma, mamnu' cried poor
Lefty, breaking down in sobs and tears,
"do not mention poor papa'S name in
the business; there is sacrilcgc enough
in it without that"
" You are hard on me, Lefty, said
Mrs Dormcr, tears IN hcr eyes, too,
"but perhaps | have deserved il, and it
will make matters better for you--L am
sorry for you, mr. poor childN with Il
genuine burst of feeling rare III her.
Then the two women, the ice broken,
cIasped in each others arms, sobbcd ont
their grief in concert, which at least de-
stroycd the coIducss that had sprung
up between them. and made them part
ncrs IN suffer in suffering; not, MS form
crly, antagonists and enemies.
While they were sitting there, both
feeling the sacrcdncss of the anguish of
the moment, the servant came to tell
them that Mr. Mounscy was in the draw
iur-room. the time Of his daily visit
HAVING arrived
"Lcty. what am | to say to him?'
asked Mrs Dormer driving her eyes
vet still weeping; IAN to tell him yes
or no ," He has come for his final an
swcr sto-day. and dare not plt him OFF
any longer"
81 cannot mamma. till ! have seen
GEORGE, " eobbcd Lefty. "lf it is only II
uurstion Of thismuncv. George may hclp
us. So lougas ! Thought you wanted me
to marry for II settlement only did not
mind refusing Won, and could not put
George forward; | could only remain
true to him. and hope for the future;
but if il is money, that can he paid of,
mamma. II he cnn raise the sum you
want, will not thus set yon free ana men
will you not relcas" me
"Ccrtuinlv. If could get out ol IN"
mans debt / would not press you my
dear But it would be 4 splendid pro-
vision for Won 4" said Mrs. Domcr, re.
grctfuIly, looking back to the n'sh pots.
"You must come Yourself now, Lefty; l
dare not face him alone any more. Ah.
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Ooobo!d", old and young VIII, both
dressed III Ihrr SUNDAY best, and both
SOBER, "hIc'l lor the 'Id'r oil the two,
was oI'Hs'u privilege becoming dMIy
raf'r' lhe women were Mrs. Jones
lrom ""IrS' ANA h'f daughter Mary
me front door S'oou op''3 MS Is often
'li' case III 'h' country "h'f' 'h'fe ~
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and moral possibilities and duties Of our
situation But the moment we place
ourselves under the eXhilarating influ-
ence of alcohol, and in the exact ratio in
which that influence affects us, we lose
this power. Our judgment of ourselves,
of cur powers, and of our duties, is dis
t0rted and false, and this false judgment
may lead us to ruin our health, corrupt
our morals, and ALLEVIATE our friends.
Tobacco is less volatile poison than
alcohol. But it is among the most pow
erful of the narcotic poisons which the
vegetable kingdom affords. 1t differs
from alcohol, in many particulars, which
modify its effects on those who use it.
Its effects on the saliva impairs digestion
and the tendency to induce nausea Iii
minishes the desire for food The exhil-
aration from tobacco is feeber than that
from alcohol; but when the habit is
formed, the desire for it is equally strong
Tobacco slowly, but very certainly, i'm
pairs all the mental functions of the brain
and produces early decay and premature
old age. Opium, as an exhilarant, stands
intermediate between alcohol and tobac
co. Its use is more easily concealed thai
IS the use Of alcohol or tobacco.