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citizen be found to represent South Ca
rolina, one of the original thirteen?
The insult, sir, is pointed; it must
have been designed to degrade. No, sir,
I shall not, nor do think any true
South Carolinians will, take part in the
centennial, under the auspices of the
present Commissioner. Some may be
present, but they will be mere COOKERS
on in Vienna"
The late cordial greeting given to the
representatives of South Carolina at the
more regret TINT we cannot, without un-
manly humiliation, meet the true men of
the North ut Philadelphia, and thus re-
member, and remember only, that we
are MI the descendants of the heroic
rebels of the glorious revolution of
177G. Very respectfully, Your obedicnt
servant, T. ". WOODWARD.
.>--
CAROLINA MILITARY INSTITUTE. "A cor
respondent of Charleston Ne,cs ard
Courier writes rs follows of the COM
mcnccmcnt exercises of this institutions
at the close Of the examination on
June "a, the literary and oratoricnl dis
play by members Of the second or most
advanced class came off. The order of
exercises embraced essays, as follows:
l. Conscience, by Cadet JAS. G. Gibbcs,
OF Florida. 2. Imagination, by Cadet
VIM. w. Trenholm, Of Charleston. ).
Sleep and Dreams, by Cadet Daniel
Rarenel, of Charleston. 4. Chivnlry, by
Cadet John =. Thomas, Of G.. NJ. l.
There was also defamation in French,
by Cadet Gibbcs.
All Of the young men were regarded
n c I'm fn1
bly,. The exercises had the additional
feature of spirited and comprehensive
lecture on educational progress and
theories of education, by Capt. j. Cotton
Lynes, Professor OF Modern Languages
in the institute.
On June 25, the usual exhibition Of
the next highest class came Off The
following was the order of the second
days proceeding: l. Essay on Byron, by
Cadet Robert G. Thomas, of the C. NJ. I.
2. Attraction of Mystery, by Cadet NJ.
L. Bonham, OF Edgefield B. Crises
Produce Men, by Cadet NJ. Dantzler of
Fairfield. f. Language the Exponent of
Character, by Cadet A. S. Easterlin, of
Ornngeburg. s. Mission of Islands, by
Crdet Joseph Yates Snowden, of Charles
ton. 6. Genius, by Cadet W. Z. Bland,
of Edgeield.
There was also defamation in English,
by Cadets j. z. Caldwell, of Fairfield,
and Dantzler and Thomas. In French,
Cadets Bonham and Snowden rendered
respectively with fine effect, "Lcs
Adieux de Marie Stuart" and LA Mar
seillaise." In German, Cadets F. j.
Ahrens, Of North Carolina; W. II.
Claussen, of Charleston, and n. H. Bull,
OF Ornngcburg, gave an interesting
specimen of defamation in an historical
dialogue. The cadets in English, French
and German evinced command Of those
languages.
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VIRGINIA AND MAssACuUsErT Hon.
George Bancroft has written letter to
the Mayor of Boston, in which he grace
fully calls attention to pledge made by
Congress, October 20, 1881, to the victo-
rious army, to France, to America, and
to the world, that the nation should
build Mt Yorktown, Va, o monument of
marble to keep fresh in memory the til
umph of peace which WAS perfected by
the surrender of the British army at
Yorktown, and the virtual end of the
revolution. Mr.. Bancroft thinks such o
monument would not only be the re-
demption of pledge and n lasting mo-
nument of the battle, but also testimo-
NAL of the reconciliation which has re-
ceivcd such an impetus Mt the recent
centennial ut Bunker Hill. Mayor Cobb,
in transmitting this letter to the Boston
City Council, cordially. endorses the sug-
gestion, and says:
'It would seem to be fitting that Bos-
ton, as having within its limits the mo-
nument commemorating the first pitched
battle of the revolution at Bunker Hill,
should be foremost and earnest in it's
endeavors to secure the erection Of n like
memorial of the last and crowning battle
at Yorktown, Va. The most obvious
method would appear to be petition to
Congress with the expectation that other
cities, and the whole country, will cor
daily unite with us.in such nm effort to
secure IN object SO appropriate and de-
sirable. Some action on our part in this
direction, whether in the manner pro-
posed or any other, should regard as II
natural sequel to our recent celebmtion,
in which we had the happiness of uniting
fraternally with our fellow-citizens from
all sections of the country in commem-
Grating the illustrious deeds of our ia
theirs and theirs 100 yeArs ago."
The City Council has taken the first
step by appointing joint special COM
mittee to net upon the correspondence.
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SCHOOL OF NAZARETH. This institution,
established and nurtured by the congrc-
CATION of st. Peters (Catholic) Church,
for the purpose of developing the
young idea, and conducted under the
wholesome and diligent superintendent
of several ladies attached to the Ursuline
Convent, was filled with the parents
and friends Of the children, yesterday
afternoon, to witness the exercises pre-
ccding vacation. The children, without
exception, acquitted themselves hand
somely, and if their future education
keeps pace with the present, we will
have in our midst ladies and gentlemen
of no ordinary ability. The teachers are
to be congratulated upon the success of
their instruction, and the children upon
the result of their application. Tho
school room is rather small, and could
not contain all those who desired to SEQ
and henr, but we learn an improvement
and extension is contemplated. The
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The cashier of n Washington bank a
few days since, in sending bonds to the
Treasury Department, gives the follow
ing. reason for wishing the exchange
made, viz: 81 may not have expressed
myself properly, not knowing much
about the business of swapping bonds;
but my intentions are pure and inno-
cent. wish to have these bonds in such
condition that when burglar comes
to my room ut midnight, puts a pistol
to my head, twists my nose, and takes
me by each ear and leads ME to my bank
and compels me to unlock my safe, 1
cnn contemplate the removal of my
bonds with smile that is child-like and
bland"
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utterly incapable.
The appointment of Commissioner for
this State, to which you refer, renders it
impossible for me to have any lot or part
IN the centennial celebration. I regret
this, but so it is. The present Commits
sioner shall and can never represent me
or mine. He is the fit representative of
South Carolina carpet-baggers, and not
of the descendants of South Carolina
revolutionary patriots.
While Governor Moses is to be blamed
for the nomination, Gen. Grant cannot
be excused for making the appointment
without remonstrance. Why did he
not address Governor Moses note of
the following tenor:
DEAR GOVERNOR: l am forced to infer
from your nomination that you miscon-
strue the purposes of the Centennial Ex-
hibition. 1t is to be national celebra-
ton in the fullest acceptation Of the
term, and has no POLITICAL party or sec
tional Specification. You have in your
State the lineal descendants of the sign
ers of the declaration of independence
and Of revolutionary patriots. Nominate
one OF them. AS n representative of the
lntc Union army, can say that no Of
fence would be given even were you to
nominate rebel descendant of q rebel
of 177G. Yours, U. S. GRANT.
Had ho written such response as
this, then he would have eIculpated
himself, and would have given one in
stance to dispute the assertions of some,
who declare that Grant is incapable of
one unselfish sentiment, or of one mag
nanimous emotion, or that he is suffi-
ciently well-bred to conduct himself with
even ordinary gentility when gentlemen
call on him officially.
Why, sir, have the signers of the De-
claration of Independence of 1776-Rut-
ledge, Hayward, Lynch and Middleton
no living representatives? Have the
names of Hayne, Sumter, Marion,
Hampton, Kershav, Butler, and the sons
of many other revolutionary patriots
could name, all departed from the State?
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SuuuabeMo, oeu9. Sanuar, &a9ner's beribmteite
Sper:
r2obengrtn."
3peites Nnitreten BON Ollie, Mlbani, Fri. Sarn,
Der Si9nor Garpiri 9eI Nuente uno Seolara.
Wontag, ben ii. San., Serot's uierattige5
yteiiteripert:
9ienitas. ben t2. San, 8erbi's sroBe uierattise
Oper:
n8itaoletto."
Wittwod1, ben u. SAM, Serors 9roBe Sper:
n9rpubd0our."
Seute lit ber Ieste Sa9 sum Subieribiren aui
Die Saton bon ied]s abeuoen aui reieruirte Stse
suSf2.
Ser Terfanf pon GinseinbtAetem besinut
moreen, 9ienftag, irib npr in Wc@afffeps
Uinittalien= 6anoluug. XII,
Die aaeinieen correften Cpernterte ifub in Ulcz
@aHrep'5 Deufitaliens9ei6dfte 3u babeH. 90
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rim BON See Gonntg, leilIe SSrau, lelne Slpet
&inber unb brei 9tegerinaben ermoroet nno
bic 2ei6name berieIben nlitiammt 6em Sc
bGnbe etngeaihert. siS jett bat man nod
feline Spur Don ben Wf0rbern.
Sic @efessebnns bon somtiiana.
gtem Orleans, 2. San. : Wegen Der
btporitebeiben Situng Der Seieegebung
berriht bier feline anfreguna. Wfan 1T Der
4nitd1t, paB bic 0emotraten oieSrganiIation
controliren iperben. WfebreIe &epubllfaner
werSen iif Su Dem 3wed ablentireen.
2lms Sontiiana.
Stems Orleans, 3. Sanuar. .-Wtorgen
trttt bier Die @eiebgebnng Suiammen. @ou
oerneur &ellngg bat ben gunoes General
@morp eriudDt, in Der gtdbe bes StaatSbau-
les, neil man llnruben befiirdltet, Sruppen
aufsuitelleu, lposu bieier bic nDtbisen Sefeble
ertbeilt hat.
Sn Dem Woatttet,t= =Wenoptus
Waiiacre.
Gals aOt, 3. San. - Sn Se3ug
auf bas Wtahacre BON Wtountain>U >Ufeabom
pnrbe iolgenoe @rfldrung bon 6adel, Der
pierten 6rau bon Sobn ". See, publi5irt:
y3u lener 3eit lebte See 81 Sort 6armonD ais
Elm tnoianilder GARNER inter grtgbam
9lollna, neld]er @oupernelIr unb Superin,
ltllpGll ptl SHululSl> l>@ttYSitYtltpStllH w "
mem Serr1torillm mar. SIS ,uuroe bebauptet,
Die @migranten bitten ben Srltuuen sn @orit~
@recf persiftet, in 6olge oeiien ein Snbianer
unb eiuiges Sieb itarben. Die Snoianer rot
teteu iidj suianmen unb folgten hem 3uge,
uub un9eaftet aller aninenaungen Der Dfor>
monen Wuroe oerlclbe ton ben Snoianern INT
singelt. Ma1 einenl mebrtdgigen bartcn
Sample peranlaBte See Die @nligranten, tbre
8aiien linn aussulieiern, Die auf Sfpei gSa9cn
gelaben ,uurber, nit benen er gen Seoar. .@itp
Sog, uub befabl benielben, ibnl oortbtn Su
iolgen, nm iie Su bcid)iitelr. galo.nadber
bDrte er ons &raden Der Sd)iiie lfnb Oas
WiaHacre begann."
Die tpeiben Gtmori,slimse 1T Den
ff&parsen Scrgen.
@bcDenne, 2. San. - Gin Sdlreibcn
BON 9fotbmolfc's 4gentur melbct, Oab Sberit
Senrp nit einer Gonlpagnie bonn 8. @apallc=
rie-9tegtmente jenen Soften ont 26. 9esember
oerlieb, nm Die GlnSriuglinae ais ben idmarz
scn Bergen su uertreiben. Die Snbianer per=
langeu, bnB linen 9Sagen, Yieroe unb llten-
iilien Der @olbgrdber aasgeliefsrt perben.
St6noe.
Soft on, Otaii., 2. sSan.-Oie fatboliId)a
Stride au SpDe Bart =Npenue tit perSan9ene
gtadt abgebrannt. Serlult $4,000.
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SMre6lidler 9elbitMtpr0.

Ybila belpbia, 2. San. = am letten
9onneritas abeno fam elm Wiaun, nngefdbr
81 Sabre alt, in GeoarpiQe, sunberlanO-
Souutp, SIS, BON Philadelphia an. Der
ielbe begab iit iofort mad Dem S6ulbauie,
in peld)es er ollr1 Elm Senner eiuitieg.. am
fol9enben Morsen fauo man feline blutbefledte
Qelhe. Ser Wann bate fd ami cine Sanf
geiett unb iid) bort nit einem 6eoermeiler
Derid)ieOene Sunoen beigebradt uhb ii9
i9lieBlib nit etuen 9tairmefer ben Sals
abseihnitten. geioe Dteiier bate er Oann
ipieoer in Die Said)e seitedt uno mar, gum
Sooe perwunOet, gum Seniter hinaussetle'
gen unb auf einen 5enbaufen getlettert, mo-
er iid-srbdnate. Sn ieinen Saihen fano
iid3 :lsihts, mas sur Soentif,iruna fibren
fonnte; iein 6emo mar yG. 5enrp" geSctd)=
net unO ndbere yta6Trasen ersaben enolid,
eaB er Der Sobn bon @lt 3. 'oenrp aus Ybt<
laOelpbia mar. Ser llngliidltde MGR beretis
lcit ldngerer 3eit iuabniinRtg uno befano iidj
geranmc 3cit in SrrsEbauie SIT Srentoa.
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Gtae Sant erbdIt oas ibr seraubte
0eIo 51tritf.

Mi1foro, g. s., 3. Sanuar. = @sitern
erbielt bic uSou9esan National Sant" bic
meiiten Der gonOs uno Si9erbeiten suriid,
meld)e am 10. Sftober b. s. aus ibren 9e-
mDlben geitOblen ipuroen. gs murbe gtgen=
tbum I'M Setrage BON $4,000 pieber er<
langt; Der Yrdftoent nno bic 8eantten- Der
ganf brad)ten bas @elb slriid, iie tpollen
aber nift angebeu, wie iie es erlangt baben.