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soiho Day.

You smooth the tapgles fron, my hair
With gentlo touch aud tepderest oaro,
Aud pt'thS yqars ero yppshall mark (
Bright siIvcr threads among theldark-. :
Smiling tho whilo to hear me, say,
"You'll thiuk of this ngain some day
,..,. Some dey" ..s l,
T do NOT scorn tho powerof tino " &, h
Nor count illo yosrs Of fadolcssI prlme, ! 4.
But no white CLEANS will ever shine
Among Alfcee heavy Slocks'of mine; 10 ii
Ayo, laugh as gayly as you may,
You'll think Of this again somc day i
Some day!
es~S n 81 lEs V q"
Some day shall not feel, rs ,now;l "8
Your soft hand inovo about my brow;
| shall not slight yourlight. commands,
And draw your tresses through my hands;
I shall be silent and obey
Acd you--you will not laugh somo day -
Some day!
I know how long your, loving bands
Will lipgorin these glossy hands,
When you shall weave my latest crown
OF their thickmasscs, long aud brown; &,
but you will SEQ no touch Of gray .,
Adorn their shining length that day
# Some day! !, ,a.B,
And whilo your tears arc falling hot
Upon tho lips which answer not,
You'll tako from these one treasured tress,
And lcaRo tho rest to silcntncss+ # r.
Remember tl,at,[ used to say, 2 &
You'll think OF this again some day
Some day!
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Comments Of the Press.
TCharleston News and Courier

It seems to US that Congressman Aiken
shifts his position somewhat in tho letter
published to-day. His first proposition
wus that both tho Democratic and Rcpubli.
can parties had "out lived their usefulness"
and should bo, "wipcd out" Now he suys
that he would be 'sauguinc Of success" in
1880, If Noratio Seymour, Of New York,
or David Davis, of Illinois, werc "placed in
nomioation," by tho Democratic party.
Certainly a political party which ''could
nominate and elect Ga man who would
govern this country for tho benefit Of the
Who'll country" is not ready to die, .and is
not likely to be ordered out to execution.
Another variation. Congressman Aiken
had avowcd his belief that no partisan
Democrat could carry New York next year,
and that Democracy cannot carry Indiana.
Now he is sanguino, VIC presume, that Soy
mour or Davis, as Democrats, could carry
ono or both of those States. Governor
Seymour is a. Democrat, and is .st'partisan"
too. There is, not more pronounced
partisan in tho country than Governor Sey-
mour, and at no time hes ho exhibited the
dependence, tho will and tue. power to
rise above. party.whioh causes Mr., Bayard
to stand .outiin bold.reiof upon the dark
background of party politics. p ,dA.
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. TTFFT Ut TIWNvT g1T
State, of South oCarolina,@ /,
OapGsoNEE GOUINrY.4 4.a. 4.

BY Richard Lewis, ESD, Judge Of Probate.
WnERnAs, J., w. stribling as G. G. F., has
" made suit to me to grant him Letters
of Administration Of tho Estate and Effects
of J. p. breckenridge, deceased s'.'Hs
Thess are, therefore, to cite md admonsh all
and singular tho kindred and creditors of tho
said J. p. breckenridge, deceased, that they DO
ald appear before mo, In the Court Of Pro!
bate, TO be held at Walhalla, S. c., on Mon
day, 18th day of January, $780, after publication
hereof, at i L o'clock ilp tho forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the said admins.
tration should not DO granted.
Giycn under my hand, this Sd day Of
December, Ammo Dotnin 1870. rn' ~
RIC HARD LEWIS,
Dec 4, 1870 ''M 14f' got
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Three hundred and thirty German omi
grants, destined for Texas, arrived at New
Orleans Monday per steamship Hanover.
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Gen Roberts, tho commandor-in-c -chicf
of the British forces, has relieved tho stu.
alton at Cabul by defeating tho Afghans.
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LONDON, December 29.-Tho manager Of
tho North British Railway, telcgraphing from
Leuchars, four miles Northwest Of st. An
drews. Mt o'clock this .ncrm:ng, suys: :'Sc-
veral large grdcrs Of the bridge over the
Tay along with the last train from Edinburg
wcro prccipitatcd into tho river last night
There were nearly three hundred passengers,
beside tho company's servants, al Of whom
are believed to have pcrshed."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-01-08

Richmond, Va, has sou, lsc for tho
poor, established through tho efforts of tho
ladies Of tho City mission.
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BStlS. ,aI
HARpltn'S YOUNG PEOPLE
aH.d1g)S'hr A'H EiAs.


M. oyi,. or sensational ,;,cro,,rn f,r tbo
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o,l, KIRK bos ln,,. hnnn r,ii MIS- 10 sunnlnd
;lIus,rn,cd weekly iournrl wh.h is eounlly
IcyoiI Of ,hn n,,icc,;onnlic features Of sensa,
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Inv tnnn whinh renels ,hc Youthful reader.
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[Camdcn Journal.l

Thero>secms to be something peculiar in
the atmosphere Of Washington, ms far as
Congressman. Aiken is. concerned. A few
weeks ago he wrote tho obituaries Of both
of tho gteat political parties, and,was quito
plain in bis declarations that tho Democrats
could elect no partisan to the, high office of
Chief Magistrate. Now, he seems to have
wheeled completely around, and in second
letter written to tho Ncws and Courier, hot
sees victory in tho distance, assured, pro
vided such men as David Davis, of Illinois.
or Horatio Seymour, Of New York, arc
nominated. This is certainly big jump,
for surely in tho length and breadth of this
land there is no man moro welded to lis
political life long principles than the latter
gentleman. How Mr. Aiken, can get out
Of his dilemma we cannot tell. 1t only
show the value 81 consistency, and we
would advise the learned Congressman to
study littlo more the position tho Irish
man once took, who, pciug G?or'a!'lvdhcu tor
saying that a certain horse vas seventeen
feet high, replied: "Well, if Tscld SO, l
swear l III stick to it," This is good zeal
better than foundering, as tho distin
guishcd gentleman now seems to bo doing.
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There are seventeen oases of small pox
reported in Washington. This loathsomo
disease also prevails in Chisago. 90 eaipa
Il I4---.---lla. ", ~ I-1tl!a1y,l 4, "a
A destructive fire oooutrod In Boston on
tho goth Instant, h0sS, s6,o0o,o0o. Cor.
siderable 'iusurahco.!nd ;'ohr''s' ~ I'5ra,'
,'t.' ~ -Zl ..l!aa i.2.--g eoob tt.'
,!ss ssas, Al' SyVsr V I Iooq 81 bales Il
~VssN1 faSnY ilnu.sE eli mi nYnp rnnal IN
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Decounbor IL, 1870
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-01-08

NEW YORK. December 29.--A Pittsburg
special saws that yesterday the roof of a
large building occupied BY Edgar A. Thomp-
son rs iron md steel works. foil in with q
great crash. burying beneath its ruins n
number of mon. They woro cxtrcatcd as
soon as possible. but nino were found scrir
ouslY in, ured, two fatally.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-01-08

Governor Holiday, in his late message
to tho Virginia Legislature, recommends the
repeal of tho bell punch law.
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COLUMBIA, S. c., December 27.-An
old gamecock raiser and Fighter, named Jim
Chappell, was killed in cockpit at Now
berry, on Christmas night by man pamed
Bill Harp. A nephew of tho murdered
man, Press Chappell, was also shot in the
mouth by the same party aud will probably
die. 8.
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Tho complete returns from Louisiana
show pcmocracic majority of 30,75l, and
an overwhelming majority in favor of the
now constitution, reaching 50,O12.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-01-08

Tho exodus shows no signs of diminish
ing. A number of negroes from Kansas
bound to Grimes county, Tcxas, passed
through Donizcn Monday. They represent
the situations as fearful and say hundreds
Of co!orcd people arc without food and
shelter.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-01-08

The Legislature relieved tho Air Line
Railroad Of taxes, penalties and costs prior
to tho year 1877, provided the company
pays in thirty days.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-01-08

ANTE, Ia, December 29.--Four ne
grocs, who were imprisoned on n charge of
murder, were taken from Jail last night by
mob of fifty men and shot to death. Two
other prisoners arc reported 10 have, been
liberated.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-01-08

WASHINGTON, December 20.-Gen.
Grant will not leave here on his trip South
until Friday next. This postponemcut of
his departure has been determined upon to
enable him to receive old friends on N ew
Years Day.
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DIED.

BALDWIN. On Sunday, November l4th, 1881,
Baldwin.
The funeral viii take plnce at . O'Clock Tuesday.
the 16th from tie Central Presbyterian Chur,h
Sd and streets north vest.
GROVE: Suddenly, on Friday. November l2th.
$50, ). W. GROVE, VI. D., of bear; disc lse while
ell route between New York aud Phils ieIphia.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
DONEElLY. Sunday morning. Novea bar I4th
1850, at 10 q. m, BA6SARD DoNNELLY, ia tlrs
tSensy fifth year Of bis age.
Iuiiera will take place from the residence OF his
father, No. S2S 14th ct northwest, Tuesday. No.
yember 10th. at O'Clock a. N. Relatives aud
friends are invited TO attend.
MCG1HNESS. On Sunday. the l4th, 1880 at half
ter of Patrick and Ann McGlnness, aSei TWENTY
three years and two months.
Friends and rel7tiyes are invited to attend her
funeral from her parents residence, M. 24I6 q
stleet northwest, on Tuesday. Nov. 10th, at
O'Clock p.
ROZIER. Suddenly, on the evening of SUNDAY,
November 14th. 1850. Mrs MARY OTTO RuzIEG.
for many years faithful and beloved domest . IA
the family CT DIR. L. ID. GAZE OF WASHINGTON, -. =.
The Funeral services will be held in Yves ey ZION
Church on tuesday, November 10TH lRstsat. a.
O'clock.
ROGERS. On Sunday, November l4th 1890. at
2 p. M, MARY BELL, beloved child OF I0hn w and
Mary j. Rogers, aged niue years aud two noatls
Funeral at 3 O'Clock on Tuesday, 10th, from n 81
parents residence, l4t9 9th street nlrth gezt.
Friends and relatives are invited TO attend.
WATKINS. On Saturday, November l3t ,, 1880,
Mrs. EMILY II. WATKINS. wife o: Louis wktklns
OF this city, and daughter OF oanuel hsans ESD.
of Trenton. n. j.
Funer,l from the Church Of the Ascension Mas
sachusetts avenue aud l2th street, Tuesday. No
are invited to attend. Trenton papers plea
COPY.
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THE EVENING STAR.
...ONDA h......-. November rs, 1850.



MI. Hewitt in a letter 10 the editor OF m.
Tbe, LUZ ik I1toetnf. says Of the Morsy letter
~, inat Inc simple and unansweranleS reply 70
ho6 ~ OF Judge Davis is that the letter
nau peen published in TTuiR before aad ever
seen MI; Hart or the original letter or any cany
or NY belief in the genuineneSs OF The leitsyr
was strengthened by the indirect method OF
the denial first made through third perSon'
Me- nwhile / was bitterly assailed bv The re
putlica journals. who rnally put me ON nv
def, nse because ! did not accept the later
denial OF Gen. Garfield as conclusive eviiencs
thae the letter was forgery. Ia a speech
mace at Irving Han gave the reason way 4
could not accept the denial OF Gen. CARRIED as
conclusive, unless coTrOoorated by other evil
denoe. | need not repeat those reasons here,
Out iney We're unanSwerable then TO my miud,
abo 'hey are so stih. Let me here remind you
that DeueI Is an involuntary act: men believe
because they must, not because they wait 10
oneNe X the letter is forgery regret ex-
'rtInely that made any reference ID "a, bat ft
- ABSURD 10 attack a man, as | have been
attacked, Tor the mere expression OF an opinion
as 10 the SenuineneSS OF a signature. 1 may
nave Teen IN error. but IL was an unintentfonal
one: me real grievance. If there be one,
against me. is that am not willing 60 accept
the verbal statement OF Gcn. Carried "a final
evidence. NO mans assertions are ever taken
as maj until be is put on the witness stand aud
SUBJECTED TO cross examination which expert-
ence has shown TO be the only test of truth
even with the most honest OF men The failure
10 SUBJECT General Garfield 10 this test leaves q
0uhbt- which. IN view or the recent testimony
In regard 10 tie Morey letter, would not other
wise Exist j stan be glad to have this doubt
removed. because wish well 10 Gen. Garfield
whose Intellectual powers as you know. /
ADMIRE very much, and 10 whose adninistra-
tion. II II be as wise, economical and patriotic
as | uuSt IL VIII be am prepared 10 give a
hearty support IA the 41th Congress But II 10
Shall De run In the interest of special classes,
and for the beneflt OF s ring or oftlce-holderS I
Stan oppose IL with such ability as l may be
able TO command"
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Lave WASHINGTON
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Express. ifredeTick, VIA Relay. Stops at Anna
: AS =: M Point If Rocks. Frederick, Hazers-
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4e p. H. b" .tinlO-e, Annapolis Rni Way Sta
5:10p. m.-fChieaeo and Columbus Express
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Gao 2. NIB t!II5.e aud Way stations.
$50 p. m.-Ra'tiGiOre and LsJrEl Express
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HQSA THE GREAT 1904
J. CCO PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE lCSO
TO The EoETH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST,

TO The NoET6. WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
SPLENDID roENERT, HAaS1FIOENT EQUIPMENT
IN EFFECT. NOVEMBER 8tl, 1850.
TRAINS Lave WASHINGTON, from Depot
corner Of Sixth and streets, az follows:
for t1ttsbuT2 snd the Fest, 800 Iii, daily witt
an dan win aen1I3 ana iss $1,000 fI 1gt
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afordi1g direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoid
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Sunday, 800, 10:tJ a. a., 2:lp, $40, $50 and
For .Pope's Greek Line. $40 a 10. and 4:4Op.u.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis. $40 am. and 4.4O p. m d.ily. ex-
ALE2pAS siis1i AND FREDEBIcxsBURG RArr.
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TON RAILROAD.
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IL a. aud = y. N.
For Richmond aud the South, z a.In. daily, ana
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Irains leave A!exanor4a for Washington, 8. 3, i
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Tickets, information, sleeping and parlor car &C
eonmodations ca2 be procured at the offices, noIsh
east corner o. 1Stn street and PENIS ylyaoia ave-
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nue. and at ne depot, where orders can be left TO-
tue checking of baggage TO desrinstion from hopel
l.. p. FARMER. General PASSENGER Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. sepl7
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at THE LATE ELECTION IL NEVADA the uues-
ton OF Chinese immigration was suomittsi ID
me voters, ana from appearances those opp 1sei
TO tie coming OF MongOlians prepond rate ia
about the same ratio as was made apparent by
the vote or California on the same question two
years ago, the official returns OF Storey county
footing up 5,ll4 against and iS ia favor
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T1HoMAs DO FLING. Auctioneer.


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; FINE FAMILY
CARRIAGE; HORSE AND HARNESS; Wa
CONS. CARTS AND HARNESS; FARMING
IMPLEMENTS: FIVE HEAD CATTLE;
LARGE LOT CORN. HAY, FODDER, &C., AT
AUCTION.
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER cd. 1880. COM "A
MRNC1NG AT IL O'clock. at the residence Of "
the lBte selby b. Scsgss, near Bsnnipgs 80
Station. d. c., shall sell toe following eff
fects:
Rosewood Csse BALLET Davis pianoforte.
Hair Cloth parior Suite.
Walnut, Mahogany and Painted Chamber Furni-
ture.
Brussels 1hree-ply and Ingram Carpets
Huek Mattresses.
Walnut Extension Dining Table, Dining Chatrs
Cooking AID Heating Stoves Kitchen requisites.
ALSO.
Fine Family Carriage, Horse and harness.
Buggy and Harness, Two Farm wagons ana mar
nesS.
Cart and Harness, Woods Moving Machine.
Forming implements, Cider Mil Wheat Fan.
Three line Mich Cows, Two Heifers.
About Ten Coras Sawed and Spit WOOD:
Large Lot Corn, Hay, Fodder and Shuose, &c;
n. B.-TEe premises located ~ bennlng's
Station. on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad.
THOMAS DOWNING.
noY1I-dts Auctonesr.