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60! Feel What I have Felt"

i La young iuuy IN new Iork WIS III the
.abit of writing to tho Philadelphia Ledger
n the subject of temperance. Her writing
yas so full of pathos, and evidenced such o
leep emotion of soul, that friend OF hers
Iccused her of becoming maniac on the
ubject of temperance; whereupon she wrote
he following lines.]
Go, feel what have felt;
Go, bear what have borne
Sink meath blow father dealt,
And the cold worlds proud scorn;
Then suffer OH from year to year
Thy sole relief the scorcbing tear.
Go, kneel as have knelt;
Implore, beseeoh and pray;
Strive the besotted heart to melt,
The downward heart to stay;
Dc dashed, with bitter curse, aside,
Your prayers burlesq'd, your tears defed
Go, weep as have wept,
Der loved fathers fall;
See every promised blessing swept
Youths sweetness turned to GALL
Lfe's fading flowers strewn all the way
That brought me up TO woman s day.
Go, see what have seen;
Behold the strong man bow,
With gnashing teeth, lip bathed in blood,
And cold and livid brows;
Go, catch his withcred glance, and sec
There mirror'd his SOULS misery.
Go to the mothers side,
And her crushed bosom cheer;
Thine own deep anguish hide;
Wipe from her check the tear,
Mark the worn frame and withe'd brow,
The gray that streaks her dark hair now;
The fading form and trembling limb,
And trace the ruin back him
Whose plighted faith in early youth
Promised enternal love and truth,
But who, foresworn, hath yielded up
That promise to the cursed cup,
And led her down through love and light,
And that made the future bright,
And chained her there, mid want and
strife,
That lowly thing, ga drunkards wife,
And stamped on childh'd's brow so mild
That withcring blight, "a drunkard's
child"
Go, hear, and see, and feel, and know
All that my soul hath felt and known;
Then look upon the wine cups glow
See its beauty will atone;
Think if it's flavor you will try,
When oil proclaim, "Tis drink and dic!''
Tell me l late the bowl?
Hate is feeble word,
60, loathc-abhor My very soul
While deep disgust is stirred
Whene'er see, or hear, or tell
OF this dsrk beverage Of hell
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?!GRENs COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Sendtor-R Il Bowen.
RepresentdHUe-D + Bradley.

SendtOr-R Il Bowen.
RepreSentaHUe-D Il Bradley.
clerk Of Court--S ID Keith.
Judge of Pr0bdte-I III Philpot.
Sheriff. Riley Ferguson.
Coroner-Warrcn Boyd.
School CommiSs,oner--R a Bowen
Ireasurer-IF w A Lesley.
Auduor-Alorzo NJ Folger.
County Commissioners John 4 Gossctt
Chairman-Robort Craig, NJ Lynch Clerk
County Commissioners, G l. Hollingsworth
Trial Justices Easiey, Luke I. Ariail--Sa.
lnbriy, ) Is Clayton CenJral, James a
Liddell-Ptchens G H., G u IIollingsworth
and w Taylor-DacuSUHie j B Sutherland
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Livery and Sale Stables.

Parties desiring to hire conveyance to
Pickens Court House, Table Rook and other
points, can be accommodated at my stAblsS,
at all hours of the day and night: Pur- j..
chascrs can nlsO be supplied with Good Stock
at reasonableprices
BS9" Regular Mail Line to Pickens Court
house daily. .(Sundays cxcepted)
RICHEY WYATT.
Eoslcy Station, S. c., Aug, 8, 1875.
no40-ly
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BSly" Connect at Aston with Trains on tie
Spnrlanburg and Union Railroad connect at
Columbia with Night Trains on the South Car
olina Railroad up and down also with Trairs
going North and South on the Charlotte, Co.
lumbia and Augusta and the Wilmington. Co,
1BBEVILLE BRANCH.
Train leave Abbevillc at o Is M, connect
ing with Down Train from Grcenvile. Lea,,
Cekesbury at .. Is p m, connecting with u
Train from Columbia. Accommodation Trair,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Lcoyt
Cokcsbury al HE a ~, or on the nrrivnl cf
the Down Train from Greenvile. Leaves I'll
beville at o'clock p m, connecting with (f
Train from Columbia.
ANDERSON BRANCH AND pLUE RIDGE
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Schedule.

Atlanta G. Richmond Air Line Railway.
rAssENGER TRAIN EAsrwARp-nAILY.
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

METROPOLITAN WORKS, ,
CANAL ST., FROM SIXTH TO sRvHxaa,
RICHMOND, .?VIRGINIA.
ENGINES.
Portable and Stationary,
Saw Mills, Grist Mills, Boilers, Castings Of
Brass and Iron, Forgings, 60.
ARCHITECTURALE IRON WORK,
In oil its branches. done by experienced hands
IMPROVED PORTABL ENGINES for
driving Cotton Gins, Threshng Machines.
Separators, Grist Mills, &c. A number Of
secondhand Engines and Boilers of various
patters, in first rate order, on hand. r..Y
Repair work solicited and promptly done.
VIM. T.. TANNER & co. y
Oct IA, 79t.,i .,is,,.r,lv 'ft
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Treasurer w A Lesley.
Auditor-Alorzo NJ Folgcr.
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saS e sF r iTd I" feps account,
pay AND Travelling eipcnsesto be pa BY ne Quarter.
m ,as Dcrarment without limitation Of lime to
paid tn H.
This magnificent mission il now progress
sing trough Europe, provided with every
luxury and furnished in state ut the public
expense, without color Of necessity or
even utility. Gen. MEIGs knew all about
tho organization of foreign annie. and Of
his own specially before he left home. lie
can ing back nothing new or valuable,
because every Improvement or change il.
Immediately known, and may DO snid TO
be public property.
Besides the reasons already suggested
for getting rid Of MrrGs and bringing in
INGALLS,, there is strong belief that large
claims which the former suspended. are Ia
he rcopencd 10 the extent of millions of
dollars. Of course INGALLS, Is entirely too
sharp 20 begin this business on any COM
siderable scale with n Domoc,atic House
TO investigate him ut any moment. Thus
lar thoic have been only few entering
wedges, but the path is blazed out. ant nj
n hitting time the Ring of claimants who
have squatted down at Washington may
nla',c it highway for liberal allowances.
When II is proposed to cut down the cx-
r-- cs Of the army ana 10 reform claliug
ABUSES, II cry is raised that the service is 10
be ruined aud the defence OF the country
weakened. And tliat too, i'm the face ot
barefecod squnndoriua like this, which in
a time ~ general suffering is crime VIII n
should rccciy. couIigu punishment
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tors Of the pigs, garlic, and onions, are open
to bribery to avoid or reduce the .ax, and
equally bribablc TO punish auybody's en-
emics 10y ascribing TO them taxable prop
oriy which they do not possess. What
poor little agriculture there ia i'm tho coun-
try Is perpetually in the serpent folds Of
robbery bribery, and corruption
The head is like the feet. The toy king
dom has constitution and an elective
Chamber Of Deputies. The politicians Of
our own dclcctable Louisiana could take
lessons ~ the Greek Ministry in the art OF
working Legislature without majority.
The Greek Chamber consists of 100 moIn-
bers. Nine'y-six are necessary TO quo
rum. The session Of 1874 opened in Octo-
Der with an attendance OF 1i5 members Of
both parties. In November the debate on
the budget commenced. To defeat il, tho
Opposition withdrew from the Chamber in
numbers sufficient to block business for
want of quorum. This deadlock Of
Greek with Greek lasted till the 5lst "
March. 1875. Then the Government cut il.
The President OF the Chamber laid down
the law Tint thc true rendering and spirit
Of the Constitution OF Greece was that the
working majority of the legislature must
be taken from the number of existing and
declared deputies; that the dead. the not
yet elected, and the not yet Vetihe 3, were
NOT 90 hc counted; that the LEGAL number
oi deputies on that day was lUi and not
100; ana that IS therefore constituted
quorum. on this astonishing announce
mcut ten of the Opposition Immediately
go ttt
number behind ~ shriclS protosts and cast
distractions. This stampede lett oul, -
member, n lac Chamber three leas than
a quorum according to the Governments
theory, anil fourteen loss than quorum
according fo law. Bat it made mo- diner
once. TEc Pre- dent ruled that quorum
having once btvn present. itcon~ttucti,ely
remained present; and the A1mni tratiun
fellows went ON voting supplies aud max
ina laws i'm tine chcerfullc-t mluuor. aul
laughed cat Of the windows at the Oppo-
sutton in ihe streets, who wor, cYfsiur and
hovru- about hed,structil III of VA. nber-
Ne.ot Greece.
rhi. certainly j. voiv fumv Ia ,oc in
such q country as Greece now is. But
l.uN NtHEnirn READ has mot particle
W humor 30 Linn. but IL ever ia -uivellng
worry over the troubles of his King ami
Qrron ru' If ions Mrni Diru had an cX-
lui-it0 urr, 'of ,rr, we ak SAN RNNp,LL..
we i.uaid ~ ~. HOLMES. we ask ~Alt
Cox If our Congress Vulll h' justified no
kl,ni.g up tls Crcth mission o. fulLish
um tls entertainment, the entire cN-
peuse- OF thAt mission v.e take to noe mot
less iA0n @.5'sN 20 yulr. Are those goats
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A Connterlcil SEM.

The invest .ation OF the Post Oaicc
frauds aud straw bi-. which is quietly
proceeding under the direction OF the
committee on EXPENDITURES OF that de-
pa~tmept. viii nrohablv bring to h.ht
so1ic a-tpunt M. faets.
The", wi fsciol .fstcn ~ p'uui.r
lrtwrou ta, Kr.; ami the ON ul- If tho
Departments uNt'r which aA the hil,
10 the it., hour of closing became
known tu the favored contractors.
lton that iuiu'wu'Dn they prepared
new bids. which, D. collision, were place
regularly on iile ati"r 'ne department w9s
q .s.d, ana stamped Will tho Official -eH.
"AI'h was the t'-- I'd r.ouir ity. Il was
proved oH a rec nt trial tnt. th.s seal "i'
""nntr'.it ad ana there was great iidi-
n.iv 90 u 'f h't" en inc it'-, anl
the ccrH. s'aHit iioci Va- tAe ni-
tat.7u.
lt',row believed chat ti'es Ring r., ais
aNnfru' tf'i fir IIH "l 90 Tn en- own
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Z The answer Of the Secretary of War TO
the resolution " the House of Representa-
tives calling for the orders and iustrnc-
tioni under winch Qmrtoimaster-Gepera
MEIGs is acting during his absence from
the United States, illustrates the shameful
system Of productivity which pcryades the
whole public service. and shows how the
public m ney is spuandered merely to
esatify personal objects and fayoritcs
1t was long known that the President de
sired TO create vacancy in the office Of
Quartermaster-G General, and TO I'll it with
his friend, RUFUS INGALLS,, whom public
report has associated with the san Do
mngo Job and other schemes OF specula-
ton i'm which GBANr was VIGOROUSLY con-
cerned. gen. MEfGs. who held The office
through the war with honor BILE distino-
ton, would not resign. and could not he
retired, because he was under the age Of
siXty-two, prescribed by law for with
drawal from active service. A plan was
therefore contrived TO seud him abroad,
under pretence of inspecting and II port
ing upon tho organization Of foreign
armies The cost OF this mission may be
easily estimated by The following facts,
contained in BrLKNAP's instructions:
You win be- allowed clentccn months Tor this pur
pose, Veg uIIus i tln 1. l.,l.
Iifi fro ~ snco nn 40 fY contemplated herein,
'ou "l receive Nr ful nay ANA allow OF brga
f.' l"ffh inclusive o. feel ana quHrters in klnd In
tuis .fifIun no tIe time
1 nn VIII uto ffN We 1rtua expenses Of an travel
ltupr I'd hf '0u WiOr iis ord O. without Gaze luii.
bndqf said orders.
"I"c fNl ~. poI d'r vu Dee ALTO yea ~ Nee ex.
Ifhsts To- Dee NHd n u fNn nnprori ln for con iu
'ICtA u the 4tmr Ou4 adr dc.,a.up, 20 Doc ~ Tou
trl.cru OF hlHsb'c rank 10 hereby ordcrt 10 acc )m
paNf Nnu curing your aDsrrce receive fun pa auf
allowances Of an aide-de camp Of IN, grade. incudve
or el ana quarters In Kidd, ana tuN tl'ng expenses
You are also anthorzri to employ one Qudrtermas
leTI CLERK " accompany asd AID yVu tbs collection
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JtrcoclD .,yo rnr rac,rrc uIIl.
Things tho I.esi-intorr -honld O,erhuu aud
Deal wifi.

r. -..,,. .,,,,-.., .. mo-. .,... ,.t... r-...
/" 'hh f.nIF"h or LIVE 0tN-NV. EVe'y
daV the public d. treated io \ fresh batch II In
r.r.,-tio, ir rag.rd to tho c,rr,,,, ,r,c,t,ns
"
Wiifn d $50 existed 10 the Management II the
Pacific Mail rtcampship Company The evt.
reo.o %, thn st,it a-.i. 2 NJ, = Kim. ,,tt.i, d.,
" 80 49,
n1" being token 20 thi- c'tr' moves that in lol,
a.. and 1853 Che fond. 40 the company were
t..,.., ,,-..i ,t i.,- .. o. CO.. ,.,..t. .,. .,i.
Non'. h"n these proved srcce-sful the de
re,fots rnrk.tDd the r-on'a When losses
,...,.,..d ,i, mn, D. ,,r,, Ia. ~, ,.,r,,r,,,,r
80 ''' "'' WIZ -'''. '' ''' ''''P ''"
TIE llVt-fi .Ailuns So far however. refer cX-
ciu-I,,i .U the .1~rtiption used ia procuring
,,...,,..,
WV '
There hta ne"r No legislative inquiry Into the
nu r,l.l ,onritt.n 81 tba concern and mo ex-
. =, r.. 49,, -,
"N''h'.'"N moo ''' HNli "'i" ""'Nn "'h
lr''tnt the public lr tho r'-hts aud Toucyed
cor,oroffon4 In Transactions which ,-a h.4oJ
upon INC rNNpN-fi -'iNenfs or INC company
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pnlInh.lrl,in nnlrI- nclenh.a.

To rUr EpIToR or THE STN-Sir. read
Ia I'm sUN to-day some remarks more incDse
than complimentary respecting sundr, hotels in
Thiludpluhil, such as the Black Bear. t0e Red
L,on, aud the Bald Eagle; and as have frequent
~ hccn a guest ne one of tho three houses just
named, ! trust YOU will allow me-, i'm Justice to
IL, 10 give llttlo account OF hoW Il ~ conducted.
The meals at this hotel are very regular.
breakfast at $50 a. NJ; dinner l2.0; supper
$50. The rooms are large blk enough to hold
four beds, one IN eich corner. Ii YOU sho uld
desire 10 wash Youfseli IN tho morning, Nou can
dress aud 20 down To- the yard, back II the bar
room, where yon via hnd wator and towel.
The towel ~ on a roller. A clean one " general
ly pvt up ~ the morning. amt II you Hrr an
early riser YOU VIII have the benelt Of IT, Tho
liaid Eagle, the Rcn Lion, the lilack Bear, and
some others. are ali on Second street, m the
neighbothuod OF thilOwhil
The Bald Eiglc was named in honor Il sam
King not lhtl IA .ua. sam is very hnldheadcd.
liehas been nemher OF select Council from
that ward fthe lwelfhl from time imme'uo-
rial. tie IA nominaly a Democrat, but If he
could nave his own way lac would DO an aristp-
crut.
Lower down on Second street are the Black
Horse. inc Farmers Inn, the white Horse, aud
me Plough. II ''u .houli = into tie nWroon
anout2 T.. ~. YOU VIII hnd the landlord asleep
on 5cites. giving pretty loud snore.
A. Yuu WaN never have been 10 PHILADELPHIA.
iwil ten y1u it ~ a Town cont hlng about 'o'-
,olpeuple. II Ia nearly aNVcars old. lis founder
was william Penn, Quaker and An End shmau.
10 hTs several other dWiy papers oesideH the
prcS', the most important one being the puhIc
LcdO,r owned and published By George Wash
iugtou thilds, a. ". THIS paper was started
about forty years ago by Swayne & Abel, WHO
lustlious but funeral poet, bv whom 10 De- now
controlled, became l's owner. 10 pays litu wen.
Itl.my duty 90 add .hlttns celebrated man
iifqck ne r tine ito l.on me Nii'c Horse, a 10
tbe said F'sle. No1re ro.r." triy
NOT IS hIsI"a -NIlrII
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that have become chronic through corrupt
officials. Retrenchment Is to be applied to
the House Of Representatives on the ssmo
scale AZ TO other branches Of the public service.
The Democratic majority must subject their
own patronage to the reductions that will
be enforced on that Of tue Administration
Consequently, when snecuros are abolished
salaries graduated equitably, excresccnces cut
on and drones sent about their business, there
Will be little sympathy for these dismissed pa
triots who go about crying over Their lost places,
and mourning tho ingidttude Of a republic
which has failed to ponsi IN them on fun pay
for life.
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ehnuHiN W rance
Economical fathers Of grown-tip dnuph-
ters growing over the fact that there arc of,-sa
SUNDAY nights this year And ~ leap year. too.
There were l,GGs fires in London during
1875, decrease " forty four ~ conitrei with mo "a
yiou' year. IL twentyslx Instances lives were 10 t.
Carl Simouson ate III ovatnrs of tho
East jamaica Hotel lat ,,ooL nj, d.. 80 -. -.
Post his comretiior Stoned win IN. ,o,,, ,,r,r,
-N.urnlrio ,vnrl,,t 49,, ~. e.
Tin meath the sod 1t isi,i bcr D. "'i''"
on s Tass Worthy Meihodls',
w" W. o'usauor
-, W.. ~ c"sc' Vi Darlington, Eng"
"."' Us r NV i'' ine 'e-t essay ON inv nile
49, - NJ :, - ~ ~ '''.''' sulnor oi The work
- W wv J'us-s
70 'l"i''u VI lhe pNfff-j0uGOt
| 'n"' 'oi Ni.i-n ca slus Gooltle % Kcnucsy Is
hnont % sclie 10 Warrington, AMI VIII tax. here TltA
"i" lour 'lyro"fhh'el h"r''- Co. drew Do. coach
Two taio biuker- are serving n san.
tcncc 70 the luo1n'td illi pr3fc.ai,nuc
i7ts 100 mat city thfcsir ltf j. Co dti, me
names OF meHo.r' ot na Lss.Nll.o vnl are taclf
Ia'0's'
! An autllrings vorutr man ot.c,,,4
! Nra. Miller. rIi r....f,g .s, e.,, ,,.,...,..
den.y Turned t,. peht of, ls-, t,n,,-o ,. ,,.
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! slsht of Ga, coi0nsry '9
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| w. "'' '"' hNpNns reports in bis
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| pA'"I ~ TO" io't 40 or'h'.'r. 10 inlndepn ani
'f'nsh MN {" Soc" Norf to perform III conc -s1s
..'o '''''''''i.'' ''"'' 'Ath German,
NV, "'" ''''''
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/ S''F"H to H. m iNrf-"N o. DO ca1I hlr.co. ay}r
h''l" 500 ' N't'nr ,ti tttc o quarter " .
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! 'o''ff No. VIII o.. o.. cln l smell uf a
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Academy or Music-tutreta nofglA
tBs oth'a Theatre Ju'us c-iu.
bptsokiyn Theatre False sbams
Howery Theatre Toms CABIN
Colosseum sfFsna
Enele Theatre R.isuil sen.
fuub Avsuuo Theatre rqo.
fafional Academy Of Design -An-usi EIitWoA
kOlynpis Theatre Sc Saw Mar. y pav.
Rari.isn Naristies-ish It, AMI Br.i~y
ffn Franchise Miustreis -vHsJ.
Theatre Comiauc-Nsrsy.
Tony Pastors hea,re--ysHs'v. Nnuu
lJlifd Avenue Theatre Fuu. Ne Vafuty.
yahlriy. fourth Street 1heatre-rsrinan Bsu,A
lTivoil 1hsatre-- NE o..l.r fr.r.h.
fLion 6aunrc 1bsatrr- Rose Michel.
Wnilncks Theatre M,fr.dI u Waste.
Woods Muscur- -A,o.' ias Cattr,nt M,rr..
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From the lamentations over some OF the
changes made by the Gle & ~ tho House OF
Representatives AZ Washington, IL might almost
be supposed tho ex-incumbents had a vested
r4ht TO large pay and little work for tho term Of
their natural ives, and had been cruelty treated.
Now. these patriots wers thrust green into
the places Of wel-quali1sd predecessors when
the Republicans came into power in the House
sixteen years ago. They have been living on the
tat ~ the land, cnioiing zig salaries, for half a
gcnerltion. some of thop have grown very r1h
in oflce. or course they d. not ike TO quit the
public crio, or to give NJ these line pickings.
Five months counted fora wears work, and seven
were passed In ease aui luxury. II ia hard TO
nnd such snug bertns and such generous IN
comes Tor short service.
These fellows formed a sort OF close c0rp0ta-
tlon, aud though. they could run the House
ever tho Clerks head. $50 whom two or three o.
tho latest were sent out To- grass. the chlci Of
the guild got indignant and sent IN hts ,gna-
zion with an unm snneriy note, scented very
strongly with old rye There was no intention
10 remove MIN, Though It 50 an open secret that
as usefulness had passed away. lho world
moves IN spite ~ these changes, and the House
Of Representatives. wili he improved hI the IN
fusion ur new blood, Rotation IN oiice is often
a measure OF reform. Experience in the pa Jli1
Departments at Washington proves the absolute
necessity Of radical change W correct abuses