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was beside myself III my awful terror,
lsied % pray, bst could not control ny


tried % pray, ut could not control ny
bnaddenea brain.
'ifell upon tie deck at last. exhausted
III al oiniiiolis stupor "a sudden despsil
aid 5aik iiito u.lpohsciouspess. When
lrecoyered, was calm. prayer come toms
llips. and with ii peaue and resignation y
4 aly heart.
/ II I,cIosed my eyes quietly, and waited
Efor;he death / iwas powerless 10 defer
Matted for it with my head laid on my
lkssms. Waiting quietly fDf It's coming,
lpfayihg God that II might con,e upon mi
gently, and asking tllat | might iall into
unconsciunsnessW WlieIilit was close athaild
/ was + Icrazed? Was mad, Or was this
new torture for pie III my last moments?
| / had laid quiet but i monleiit when ]
started up in terror, uttering a cry-a
weak, miserable cry, which died ON lny
lips as I sank ayain OH the deck and
closed n,y eyes toa terrible sight before
me. Il, sI3 s..l a7n.sst sAt FIJI
Ihad left the cabin dooropen and freed
| the inprisuned dead men. One Of the dead
sailors had fioated up to The deck, and, by
some hOruble chance, ilIe tide bore him
directly ttisard me. Was to die sur@
lroun,leii unce more by, those ghiistly sen
ltiments as DEATH watch?
He was borne AlbSly along ON the cur.
rent, his eyes wide open an awful stare
| his arms outsireiched, as though toeni'
brace me, iselcoming me TO the unknown
world. / fell prstrate.Mi tile deck in my
terror but he lloated on Slowly, the tide
casting him up against Inc, when be fell
atniy side.
Il caught lilni, in my dssperation, To
fling him from me, but his arms closed
tight abou: me IL M iron embrace, and
his face was cl0se'to ihine-rthe fiRn oi0ld
Lott, tile diver who had come down
lthrougl,the waters to save Inc, and ~
whose stout arms was borne up, and
carried insensible 10 the boats above. n.
we saw what was wrong right away,
dear boy, he said tome afterwards, when
The ragged ends Of your ropes foated u
the surface. There was OILY one way q
reaching you, old fellow, and can tell
you we few around lively. We had No
"bell'' to go down to you in, 50 we jusl
fastened some weights to my feet. and
ropes to my feet, and ropes tony arms. !
took rubber mou,ll~piece between my
teeth, and dropped overheard. The waiei
oppressed me fearf,lly, andT conldn't
have stood ii more than few minutes. IN
that few minutes ! found you old fellow,
caught you III nlyarn4, and signaled thenl
to haul Us mp mighty quick. / couldn't
ll,ave stood ii much longer, dear buy, foi
| Ii was killing ,ne.'
4 took liis dear lianIs III mine. and
louked into his good honest eyes. WIN
II swelling heart told him in such word:
as could. Of my gratitude for his heroic
efforts whenheiuame Town through the
water ii tllorisk his own life tosavC
'nine.' a#
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faltnts arc ~ alifd ~ The is.t terms. h.tss',
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WHAT is TIE BIDLELIKE

Its IKE large, beautiful tree. which
beArs sweet fruit ior those that arc hungry
and oHOrds shelter ard SHADE for pilgrims
VI their way 10 the kingdom of heaven. ~ 4.
4 It's like cabinet uf jewels snd pre-
eious stones, which arc not only 70 be look
cd at aud admired. Tut Used aud worn. d's
i i like . tclecbpe, which brings dis
slant object and faf.o[-thiugs of thc worlil
very near, 50 That We can see something u
their beauty and Importance.
Il is like treasure. .h0use-a store. house
for al! sorts ofvaluable and useful things,
aud which are to Be had without moaey
aud without price.
ltis like deed. broad calm flowing
river, the hanks Of whlell aro green and
fbwery, waen birds sing snd lambs play,
and dear little children aro .oYing aud hap
py.
faf vi -. "a s...,,,.. ~.
When nlay young ladios Se@ii"to be
economicalg Whom thay resort 70 tight
lacing 70 !reynet waisttulness. .s .aIis.
A gOed,boo aud q good woman are cx
celknt things fsr thass who ki,os jass how
20 appreciate thci5y yalvs. There are'svme
men. hDwrvcr. Mhpjudges Of both Uuly
from the beauty Of the covering.
t " - fssG fa 3: :
A lovc snitlen youth. ays Of all tho
things do IKE. this Ike ills hest. 10 see :
pretty lady. and sec hsT neatly dressed.
tfc'shri .ah vid 'rcrasiy LavLelvr says
uitha grin. how Do you like the pin
back, OF .,uuk era up behindi'' .a
Theerrn and coi.on ~ we'll a. the To-
hhtso cfTriu Warren wvre never ia Z
better condition. seo
ghck fishing Is tho latest i,aslitue sports
Ing with the Wilmngluili,tis t.s
AnpyiO Military company Is being orr
;unt1ed 10 tiol,lsl,ot6.
The ears will l,o running to shelby on
ths Carqiinu Central railroad by the 18Th
d sept.
The hay crop in tlsc mountains Is much
ial urrd - ths s4.h.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-08
i HAPPY ruo5caiiri. ii

a#F - 8& WHIT A &C. t&taA tse&.t
That was timely and bcnuiifsd thonghI
expressed by clergyman 40 thu grave Of
a lonely ltifle cbilj st four summers. from
the garden Of whsso parents, as tlIei wsrst
through to the church, yard. ho had.aIusked
q little !, Forget me moi. III When the ht.
,lo colin was lowered INTO the grave. the
Good man holding up the sweet flower IN
his baud said: ~
Il hold IN my handa beautiful flower.
which | plucked from the garden We bavc
just lott. l,y takiagi L from is prcse,It
home, il has withctcd hut I bore plant i
1T the head Of this grave. Il has been
plucked FROM It's naiiyc garden, and has
withers.l but u Is nov tranSplantsd intu
the garden of Immortality. where. IL shall
rcvito aud flourish in immortal glory and
beauty"
Ifthosc dresses were twice as tight thcy
would wear them. 10 il were tho fashior
10 carry q barrel Of flour onthe back Of :hC
neck they would do il, or die trying. You
conldn't devise d fashion that the women
wonldn't meekly follow, frQm ID,
clothes Ia The winter, bcarskin over coat
sin the summer.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-08
i ToKEEbHousE.
DeINaif,Iis maldsnss-ayt. nalats.sl

Bealtista haidensE-ays. 4 nalnfs,sA fair
~ lpeepss t4l sgsAtla lfR,
s;omvin YOUR tweilties and some III your
II tJequ.
Seeking accomplishments worthy your
aim,
Striving for learning, thirsting forfame;
T,itipsI 1oel pi'iay With ihe slyno EpaI
: hair,
Keeping3ourL Lily cHnplexionso falr;
Miss ndtthis iteni III ait your gay lives,
Learn u kssk house, sou may eue,day "
gIIwivss. .lBjlikBahlEM .lhG6llJ
Learn to,keep house.
Now your AdOnis lovcs sweet moonlight
walks,g gH k1A VHAWbIIlt
Hand cl,isl,, and kisses, anti'hiceiittfehlks,
Then, ,,s plain Charley with burden ofcale
lie must subsist on morr pourisl,ing fare.
lie will come home at ille SEA ofllle SUN.
Heart sick and weary, his working day
done. @
Thence let his siippcfed feet ne'er wish t.
rain, AZ e Hi kii'Ht 81 \
Learn % keep housc and you'll keep hin
.rat home. VI
LEARN 10 keep house.
Fint ~ hIseyes viii. be c.iildFen and wife
Joy u his joy and lifeof his life.
Next 10 his dwelling. his table, his meals
Shrink not at what pen trembling reveals
Maidens, romantic, the truth Du'St be told
Knowir,lge v t,ttflllaa silver orgoid;
Then be prepared In thJ sIfihg-tine Of
health, ...4 y
Learnt to keep house though surrounded
y by wealth;
~ Learn 10 keep house.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-09-08

A countfyrian fel uff q fcrryboat 81
vicksbnrg. aud bis wifc. waiting cOullyiun-
Ill lis head showed above ttc water.
shouted /" There, durn yca. | know i
you'd " i IL. ys. ncyerge, cat, ,i,hst
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Z ot 4Hfa9s tils ----l--- tif5 Ne' 81
IncidendS N his I,i, dc1oss The English
Chaanel. u, s........, VI,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-04-24
I, Psrkcr, in Jail.

;.i1I'i TIijs, g gentleman was, arrested in
Columbia on The 21st. inst, upon the
,afiidnvits Of Gov. Chamberlain, TIC.
Dunn, s. w. Melton, W. ?. Nash and
Paris Simkins, ms commissioners Of the
Sinking fund, for cmbezzling money
of that fund while State Treasurer ia
tho amount of s2s,100. Tho counsel
for Parker, Mcssrs. Melton & Clnrk
and Bachman & Youmans, moved be-
fore tho clerk Of the Court that the
order of arrest be rccindcd, BIT the
clerk declined to interfere. They
next made and argued the same mo-
ton before Judge Coo, Q who cdecided
that the petition to acatc the order
bc dismissed, and the order of the
clerk of the Court be executed. The
bail was fixed at $4,000, which the
ex-Trcasurer failed to give and went to
Jail. His fancy teams, and gold noun.
ted harness have brought him to grief
When will he build another hall, or ms
McCaw used to call his block Par.
ker's ham9
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-04-24
AT PRi VATE SALE.

Rc.erving only few feet for an Office, I
onsebUrs ose Ur sae on Which LG n Or
stands. II embraces nearly one half of a
square, and possesses peculiar advantages Of
location. Fronting directly on Court House
Square, in tho cart of the business portion
Of the town, bounded on three sides by
Streets, and on two OF those sides by open
Squares. sis admirably adapted for III
vate Residences of merchants, or others en-.
gagged in business in tho town; or for q large
Hotel. or other buildings for Public resort
or business purposes.
It will be sold either as wh1is, or in
subdivisions to suit purchasers.
Terms made known on application TO
w. NJ. HU UESON.
Orto JAS. II. FOWLES.
apl 81 Ina
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-04-24
louisiana.

J. b
The Louisiana compromise hus not
tasted long. The democratic majori-
! ty in the house. has violated the letter
and spirit Of the Wheeler compact by
oxpclling four republicans and seating
four democrats, thus securing q ma
jority on joint ballot. The senate,
which has = republican majority, vii
probably go to cxpelling democrats,
or the republicans will leave it with
out a quorum. The house also adop-
tod resolutions to impeach the state
!. auditor. It would appear that all
hepo' for peace and quiet in 13ouisisna
must be abandoned. a'' 'H' iaaA D"A
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-04-24
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORASaEDURa COUNTY.

BY AUo. D. KNoHIToN, Esquire, P. y.
Where's, Thomas RickenbakeT hath made
n,ini.tration Of the Estate and 'effscts Of
james Goodwin, late Of said county, deceased,
Iheie are therefore to cite and ad.
ionish all and angular the kindred and
C-s!;:o7s Of tho said James Goodwin, de.
ceased, that they be and appear, before me,
in the Court of Probate, to bo held at
Orangebnrg c.. II. ,on May 10th, next.
after publication hereof, at II o'clock in ths
forenoon, to aheW eausc, If any they have,
Why the said Administration should not DO
Given under my hand, this 23d day Of
april, Anne Domini 1875.
AUG. B. KNOWLTON,
tLSl Judge of Probate, }: G.
apl "a 1876 2t
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-04-24
"A C-ARD.
y Cd H N o G R E N
SUCCESSOR OF
ROBERT JENNY,

I have come tl,ere to make my homo
among you, the citizens OF Orangsburg
county, and 10 he ono among you, with the
hope Of sharing portion of your patroa.
age, shall make Tiny effort to do iuatiee
10 all mankind.
Il will keep, constantly on hand ready
madc Harness and Saddles.
Repairing promptly attended to during
the regular business hours Of The day, and
will make my charges as reasonable ns pos.
bible, With the hope Of inducing trade, aad
Keeping our nsonoy among uo, to our rauts.
al advantage.
.pl "a '@'iiatl II
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-04-24

Arc or any other woman wished to
soften some offhe asperities Of South
Carolina journalism BY giving us a
kiss Of inspiration" we should return
1t INSTANTLY. and defer the question of
prudence, until moro convenient
season.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-04-24
NOTAd.E 4sE' D1sAa assAL

Notice is hereby given that I will file mS
BAL account with the Judge Of Probate for
county on the l7th dny Of Nay,
A5, and ask for lettera Of Disrnissal as
sministrator Of the Eatate of Archy Will
d. III. w. JENNINGS,
sSbl l7--4t Administrator.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-04-24

In his testimony, on tho 9th, inst, Mr..
Bcccher related this affecting scene,
illustrating clerical life in Brooklyn:
II turned little toward her and
said Emma Moulton, I am good
man; you may be esure of that; I am a
good mani And with tha: she put
her hand around my mock gently, 80
,ls to bring my head upa little, and
kissed me Oh my forehead; and it was
certainly n kiss Of inspiration; stiv !
MoKght 4 stprudent not to yeturn It. In
u little while Mr.. Moulton came in.'
We think II. w. b. was wrong in
this matter. BY his own statement,
Franz did not come in until "after a
little while" and there was plenty Of
time for Emma to Be we'll kissed. We
doN't iko prudence in such matters.
With that "kiss Of Inspiration" dane.
ing through his veins, Henry should
not have disappointed Emma; lips apt
and timo agreeing Emmn ought to
have Ind that kiss returned. What
luck the preachers have! If Joan Of
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-04-24

Notice in hereby given. that the whole Of
10 a.veral parcels lot. and l.sris of lots of
,al estate described in the preceding list,
20 muel, thereof as will be necessary to
Ay the ,axes renaltics and assessments
hargsd thereon, will be sold by Treasurer
OrangcburE County, South Carolina, At
Is Office in aaid County on Monday the :si
q May, 1878, after the hour Of 10 O'Clock,
the morning. and continue. the sale frolR
.s3 to day until each trses, parcel os Ice, :s
3D.. said sale shall not continue bevond
saiday, May z, 1875.
"a JAS. VAN TAsSEIt
sA Auditor of orangeburg Cohutx.
"a ~ pril 18th, A. D. 1875. 80 st
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-04-24

The editor of tho Merchant aud Far
"ac:r. got poeticol this week. His paper
is fullof poetry. When are YOU going
to COURT the muses. again, brother Nc !?
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-04-24
The Tax Bill,

The Columbia I'ho1ir, in MI cdito-
rial upon the Supply bill quotes from
our article of last week, and endorses
o,irsaggestion tliat-in the event Of the
Governors yoto of said bill, that
meetings .be hold and resolutions of
thaffK8 bo forWaEled to Cow
Chamberlain from every county in
the State. The Pha'ni:r speaks rs fol-
lows:
i' Tho great duty of our people is to
como up to the aid of the Governor
i'll demanding that only a rcas enable
and just tax shall be imposed upon
them. They should strengthen his
hands and the hands Of MI in his par
ty'who i'll the party, are making a
stand against Eeavy taxation, lerisla-
tive frauds and convcnicn. processes
by which their money is taken 50 In.
sparlngly out Of their pockets. You
see here the the Republicans arc di-
vided MS they have never been before
since they assumed tho reins of con-
troll over South Carolina. This will
be the opportunity Of the people. They
must take advantage oft and speak
out with the authority which rigktful
" belongs to them. Let them de-
mand NJ that only proper and necccs-
sary tax shall be levied, and that it
shall be applied to only proper and
necessary objects. The Orangeburg
NEWS, also q Republican journal saws
that it the Governor should nut n
lhictus upon this last swindle Of tho
Legislature, by ycotoing it," it shall
move that meetings be held at tho
Court Honscs, on some .ale.day, i'll
every County i'll tho state, and resolu.
lions of thanks be passed and fol war.
ded to him" The idea is not bad
one: We would suggest, that to tho
resolutions be added ono or two That
the tax shu'l not be more than eight
orten mills, at the outside, that claims
mist have n harder road to travel,
and be undoubtedly authentic and
valid, before paid Mt al, that several
Of the lccches now sucking the blood
ofthe State be summarjly cut of, that
both salaries and offices be reduced,
that appropriations for sham educa.
ton shall bo kicked out Of tho way,
md; in general, TINT the Government
shall more closely approximate econo-
my, ny. .elccency. honesty and justice"
ALL DoG.-Noticing q local on
dogs in tic HERALD last week, the
t'rcenville Ne'cs says that all the dogs
that l,avo smigratctl from that town
lately have been stuffed" Now this
u too bad. IF tho sausage shipped
from GrecnvilIe are made of this ma
tcrial the hscs c.!itor should no, par-
nde the fact, for NC would rather not
know it. In your next issno, Mr..
AeT:, plcase contradict the assertion,
or at least come down peg by saying
that the sausage is not nj dog. Every
body here likes Bologna, and they
wonlI rather have the ingredients n
little mixed, say for instance cat, mule
or horse flesh, bue not all tlog.-Ne,c-
berry Herald.
,Dog.on-it-we lunched OH little
Of that f;rccnvillo Bologna the other
aay. Wc s.pcw it.
The editor of tho Merchant aud Far.
alcr. got poetical this week. His paper
is fullof poetry. When are YOU going
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
CurrRCH AND STATE IN PRUSSIA.

PROPOSITION TO DEPRIVE PRIESTS OF ANY SHAKE
IN TIE ADMINISTRATION or CHURCH PROPERTY
MOTION TO WITHDRAW STATE GRANTS FROM
BISHOPS ADOPTED BY THE CHAMBER Oh
DEPUTIES. -
BERLrS THURSDAY, March IS. 1875
In consequence of the petition Of the Archbishop
of Cologne to the Landtag. against that part of tho
Ecclesiastical bill which gives the people partcipa-
ton in the control of local Church property. tho
Government has had the bill altered 50 as to deprive
priests Of any share in the administration OF suca
property
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the main
clauses of the bill withdrawing the state grants
from Roman Catholic bishops were passed by over
whelming majorities.
An Ultramontane member amid loud protests,
read the Papal Ency lical.
Prince Bismarck took part in the discussion He
insisted that it the imperative duty OF the State
not to pay fomonters Of Instruction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
ALBANY NOTES.
ALBANY, Thursday. \

ALBANY, Thursday. March Is, 1875
The Committee Commerce and Navigation to-day
heard arguments the increase OF head money asked
by the Emigration Commission. Francis Rudd OF New.
York appeared for the steamship companies aud made
long argument against the increase claiming that 1t
would embarrass the lines seriously President Forrest
and Commissioners Lynch and Starr, with Mr. Jackson
Secretary Of the Commission, appeared for the Commits
sion, and Mr. Lynch aud Mr.. starr made arguments
Bernard Casserly made bitter attack on tne admins
tration OF tue Commission as extrayagant ana lneon
competent. Tue Committee Will not come 10 conc!u.
Sion concerning head money before next week, and VIII
probably put some additional question to the Emgra-
ton Commissioners.
hearing upon the Pro Rata bill was held
by the Railroad Committee 10 the Assembly
Chamber this afternoon. J. IL. Rutter, General
Freight Agent OF tho NewYork Central Railroad,
In reply to questions explained the effects OF trying to
regulate freight rates by legislation. and the necessary
Of railroad action In respect to these rates
Chauncey NJ. Depew made q very forciple argument
again by the Committee next, when the bill for tunnel
Ing the North River will also be considered.
The Committee on Commerce and Navigation have
decided report favoraby Mr.. Campbeiis bill concern
ing slips and PIERS This is compromise BILL TO which
regard to the erection upon piers OF sheds which
hre-proof under certain restrictions There has
been for such bill for two three years
This bill also allows two additional slips for the Union
Ferry Company.
The hearing on the subject Of requiring telegraph
companies put their wires under ground In cities
been deferred until next Monday. The Committee on
Cities proposed to hear argument tho matter today
but the request OF representative -Of the Western
Union Company who desires " be heard the hearing
mas been postponed.
The Senate Committee on Commerce and Navigation
have named Wednesday, the 24th inst. att o'clock
the Senate Library when they will hear argument on
both sides Of the bi which has passed the Assembly
restoring the Presidents OF the Irish and German Soci
cites to their rights full members OF the Commission
OF Emigration.
-he Assembly Committee Cities decided to-day to
.uAx,lp. Co. sha .la
ton OF Riverside and will probably be reported
tomorrow.