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About The Meriwether County vindicator. (Greenville, Meriwether County, Ga.) 1872-1885 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1875)
The Meriwether County Vindicator. VOL. 3 TIIE VINDICATOR. rri hh kvehv thidat, by wm t. reviix. AT fSU PER AN'NI M IN' ADVANCE OUk* jk-atti side et tbe Court Raim of .WvfrtWßß- Space 11 wtr 14 ' 8 rrv> 1 TTTYY • \ X**!*T I inch i 1i 2 .V* 450 700 12 > i inches 150 , M4l 0 50 10 "H 15 'Hi 8 inches 2no -00110 00 Unto 25 00 ,eoi [5 00 10 00 12000 25 00. 25 00 i col 7 00 15 0O 25 00 ;l 00 4UT-0 5,0! !1(1001200085 00 100 00 #IOO >f A deduction 11 ail# t,> ti.->'> advertising In the n.ixilh or year. NOTICE IO TUt I’IBUL After this ilale. all legal advertise!' e>(* , for the cntinty t 0 MrrtwrlWr, w4H h*(nib- • bahed in the Miiiuw etheb Cm ntv Vimm- CAfbK. . JAS. W. IJANMM4. (iufinarv. .! rvN KS W ~Kt*t t: PR, - Sheriff A. J UINTON. jmi 4th. 1ST:;. < "jerk Sup’r C- imL . Kelijiitoi' Nolle*’. Greenville for 11-75 • METHODIST p.vstor Rev.-I H RAtei BAPTIST 3d Sul,blh 111 each month I*sterr Uev. Hugh Cam Übucl I’ll I Sin 1 LIU A N . p( Haltbalh iu each munlh. f*„t„r. . Rev Jin’. Jones BUSINESS CARDS. )<>hn 1; Kifin.ius -.y ■ \ IToRNKY AT 1 AW. J \ 1 i i.r, v\ 11 11 11 * .lutlN tV I'AKh, \ T TORN I. V AT I.AW.. I \ lillH Mil I K, \\ .1 h m MilllUClliCi ttfiti Uit*. till: Joining MM - * oi>rntiK \s. ri:.\\ r. ATTOBNKV a I LAW, Git* KHVII.i l. <*A Oiipt'n4(ir‘ii Notice, Tiiuiim-s S . Mitcham, n ,H * th* 4 VW* Hpfto** 1 Gf MitwJ, hvf Ut MtlriEUrt* ft U(i Itig pntitir, ttint —iic i J’t* — p*%>cd to ** <.iiUi all k'nilaol CAHPICNTKIt’H WO UK with tii*atn%s ( ft* fifth mil dispatch TOMU Kuik3lctL juft la tr STOVES ! STOVES! Jl | TImU old u-liaWr, MON L MENTA l. man, J, F. SLAUGHTER, Rita n|-irncji thc~ _— < L*HRAN<E btdvk store. ■nil Ay*" I f* l ' R*e MON l M ENT L. (.I.i; M 111 A. M ATC D LK<*H, V\ A I liIMAN Ki lt 14< r COOK STOVES 1 OAL iti't WOOD HEATING E'JOVEH and i. w-bing them at Low l > ric<*s • Merchant* iipj>lied with tin wale >,tt inoxt REASON.ABLE 1 EilAiO. Roofing, Guttering an,) j<-1 work ol ever) description done j.rornpt'y ami leasonaWy LAMP 81 and LAMP GOODS, KERO BENE OIL and HOME FUR NIHHING COODM fAnerally on hand and until the first t>( N'oveudser will fewitiv.lv sold a' Cost. J F SLAI Oim.R At Uni ver.sity Series of School Books W KITTEN liV SOUTHERN SCHOIARS. ~Tbe rtiml gk-rj pw/ple \rm tt. AUTIK )liS. The B*r!*-* CotmigU cf e Rsader*. Bp-!l*r. Grammar* sa<l C, 8, tlMorj, Vmabi* • V '. f.- l-i - , Vvj rj $ ( ***\ fc-ea. (MtSstsiee-vv's Laud brK, kr he. UNIVERSITY PUB, CO., Bo* 87fi Atlanta, Gs. Notice, Prank Jwa and John Harris me pre pared to do aii kinds of wood and black smith work neatly and with dispatch. huop. opoaite the residence ol Col. Harris. Ai work cheap and aalisfactioo guaranteed, jaolo i a $2 00 • year in advance. GRKENVHXE, ME RI WET TIER P OOJIY.. G A., APRIL!*. 1*75. WtTm vr a P.tR.M.i.EL.-~TlH? Ar. and j or Dr. J Rntdftel.i's female R.*antstnr K j Itey >ml precedent in the annals ot (aipct'ar I .-me, (ie* Orders eosne in <> thick and j Ms’ Rjal the Proprietor has. heiel dore been unalde to #’.i {hem all. fie U happy to state that arranttement* are now oon.plci. by which be l prepared In man.ifictnre Female Regulator on a scale erptai to thr emergency, and the public may feel assured that their wants mrv -t* -he — Phys cians. of high repute are using th,- ervat rented?, in daily practice, all nvr tleorgia. Rc-realler no woman tie and sutlei sit'pioed. Suspended ,r irngula nieuatm-lion This. vaUia*>l* me-dcinr o tireparssl by I. H RradfVei l. Druggist Atlanta, (I*. . and sold al o'* per bouTt- Uy ies|.lhie druggists thronghtin Aineru's. Hy File is l.ikc a Sntniaer Uowy The pswtry by R It ite. i ining ; -My i le is like ilie summer roae,” is uii i tersa’dy admin and and frequently found it. : the periodui of the day. His politic* ar< ! h-iytii ten, his lifa ol Tasso euctuniters tin shelves b, Asellers, win.si this gent j I rtcogßis, ,! as trtie pwtiy, even iu faull 1 lindintf England. jHAkiM *#. fittlßAWt hi? i name in literary imniorlality. It is ti.-U however, so well known Hist h i.idy ol BaTl.inote met the diriiitguiahetl ailvocale to thet'ourt o! Muses, and replied Min lunch I ivm and equal beauty. A he atm za> ol each arc uAi found in cm tieethut, it is | i.ipo>ed to give tltoae ol j Wiki separately, and in a simitar tjay tbr ' lady's answer in. reply ; Wll.liK My life is like the summer lose That opens l>, the morning sky, tint ete the shades ot evening close la seal,ied ott the ground to die. . Yet on Ilu, luse's linmlile lasl The sweetest dews ol night arc shed, As if sliewepfsaclt W Its tv* to see , -ttrt it on i shall tv, rpra tear tor mo. i Aitr. ITIC dew* (if nijfli! <nay fall lit,tu 1K :,\ r; 1 tip,in The uTitr* red i se's"'lie.?, And liie teats <d loud M-grcl be given In iit"*irn tnr vtrtnrs - r.t the dear! A ■ t nun long s sun the dews w ill m y, And teais will lade from SUIT > a a I y C, And even love forgt t lo W’rep Wlt.tlE Mi life Is like the auliimu leal Ilia'. Hem bit's in the moon’s pa 0 ray lts'hold I trail, Its date Is brief, Rest less and soon to pass away, Yet ete Ihul file si all fall and lade, Tim j an ul lice tlnill inoiini its sltadu : The wind bewail tin leullless tree. Rut to ne sludl litcallte a aigli l< f me, tjutx. The tree ntuy tnouin iu talh n leaf, And autumn's winds Itetsaii it* bloom, And It lend* tny heave a sigh of grief, () t-r thosa who shiert w lililn the tomb, Y*t aooo will spring renew the flowers, And tTute will bring more eiuiTlug hour*; lu Ittendshlp’s heaii all grief will die, And even love forget to sigh. WII.IIK. Have led Du Tampa's desert strand -1 ,-toou aa the i I-uig tMle shall heat. All tract, shall vimLb front the sand. I Yet, tl gti ving to t.lf-ten ' Ali viatigeol the human rows LUieJluit_ioi.c jtluuo, loud inuinino.lii- sna ; i IK.I none alas ! shall mourn lot me. I,A!,Y. I t k-m may on the desert shore Luiu'-ut eauli trace it hears away ; I in- lonely heart iu griel tnay pour O’er chin hod fiM-ndstiiji's lat de/ay. Yet whi n all dock is lost ami gone, Ihe wav, dsiire bright and gaily on ; ITttiS ...on u ft.efiou's iioiids ate tom, Ami evi i. uive forgets to rnouin. The grole-que and the arabesque ocea hiumiiiy mingles in with court proc ed mg* ; •leiry, a kedthe .Solicitor, where was this . flen*< < oinmitU.il? Hah! *> * tlm ifitelllgent aud intelligible j reply- In whst county were these opf rub ou* •words spoken? Well I dedar, *aid Jerry Dawson, with i n exceeiiin-ly puzzled expression, I deelur I disremembuis. “Ihjn't juju know what county y-n live i or O’tainly I doe*, will) an injured air, I live* in Hal onion. Kaouit-ou is the town; I want to know the e/nin'y. * * <>b, brigbteeing up 1 know now; I Uvea io Oeorgy. Dat's to, a itli a sigh of sal’afac- U.ic, I live* in Dj<rrgy. Oeorgia is not a o<>uuiy either; do ycu lire in Jasper? * “ No, sir j I -tole you I lives in Georgy. “And I told y>u tbat Georgia is not a county. Do you live in Morgan, Greene, Baldwin—what county do you live in? No, air, no, sir. Dai's a fact, conternpla | lively. I Uvea in PaUnun. Dal's so—l J live* in Potman. The surgeon* say Ibey can plough i through the f!e*h of a person with a white- I hot iron without causing pain. If you don't heiieve is, try it—on a surgeon. A Rhode Island cow tore a woman’s mouth clear around to her ear, and her boa hand at once ran away. lie said it is use less to think ot contending with a woman who was aii mouth. The Horn of the Dilemma for Tyndall The Matterhorn. [From the New <*r?ea-t Btil t UnJ i A Uwt-I at Four I’eet. i In tt*B7 C ilouel I>,iv!l. a catididate for the Scttaie in one of ilte upper senatorial district* of Mississippi, became involved in t persemat alt it? with young Ciuini.Tgtiani, >f >he lamous. fighitttg t'ooidnghani, ol North Carolina. Cunningham was not : weiity-one. lie was a stnalj. hmidsoltu youth, with long tlaxen hair, bright blue yes ami vi ry ainiuh'-, gentle manner*, •tU •>! most dauntless d'leitninatnnt and co* 1 c* >u i age. Cuntiingh uii had ohalfenged D tvall, who had ’eug.it ltduu, ani* was u naided as an adept in the duello. Duvall, in n spirit which war considered as bordering r>n brag gad.K-io, McCepted tint chalhuge, but J.ro scribed the lentis l!.at limy shouUl fight wilt pistols lour led oil. lie tvidenl'y in istook bis-armpA tTrTnTagpied su it terms would be icje.-ied by Cnntringham. The parties tnel oppisite" Vickslnirg. An tin - oWnse concourse assembled to w itness the Iftir. .The bojish t uni inghaut excited universal sympithy, nimgied with pity and • sdmttalmtt, vrneu he appeared i-.r the- tirtii lie looked younger and more o iyidi than { lie lewlly was, There was a serious design on the part ol the spectator, hi in ter ft re and prevent the light hat ween a lull grow it man and a mere may. Nut fuml!!: lnutj-aoii Ins lliendi, !)>' ilutr delemtinvd eonducl, prcveiiteil uii such iuterteience The parties were soon stationed at ilmir'pWe* j ml fom'fe -1 iiparl, ! by cxiul men-utenicnt. Ciuilttiiglinui lived his eye upon Ills si luge,ni-1 with that pe iit i 111 V gcitllo smile Chal'ai lei is) ic ol him Duval!, ftiough doubtless a brave titan, could not lull fool and nuillfe-n snntu uer viHisncoa on Ilte oeca-totp, as he l.ad pre- M tlbiil the pm'ious and ilesperiyle tnrmaon winch the combat was to bed Icrmitted. ‘AtlmUoii !' wit'called, and the p.oT'os dee!afiug they weie ready, the word- Wits ' jftv. tr, imd-botU tUciLal. too Word 'oiie.'--- 1 , V 111 led, sin if 'lt'mMlgh thr heart.- Cun i ciiig'iam iood c'<tolly In Ills phu'c, flii'OYlti 1. I An HivoltmfH*y ‘ititHah 1‘ atarsc front iTic pcculor.s ut the issue oKaTT af! tit which pu.td i ..ii -('.-f-TtreTl lecitug* so wartnly In Ia hdl ol Urn youiio. Ifavitl id this coiiibit. Cuntiriigh ttti was an amiable, pleasntij gijulhman. and rarely ttecamn iuvo ved lu iptatiel* 11 it on .inn occasion In- display ed Ins Cuinaeti,l istic delailßlliallou ill II mniioei that gave great salirtarlion lo the lotiki ts-on lie was the seemd ol a young lawyer ol New Ut leans, who want out to give satisfaction to another young lawyer, wrtio —had tii'cir lnsutn-d tiy trts 'Kaructl brother. ’ lu older lo obtain the use ul duelling pistol* ol a certain Motori-ns o called righting man iu the city, whr/ had a groat tasui lor mult affair*, It was necessary to take Holi*iHl with l)i* pilgols a* * *ort ol •tiporuutnerary second. A< . onlhtgly Cun tiliigliHin, with lit* principal, and Rohgyill ud THs ’saW haSTlhsM,* proei‘<ted to Ihe Metairie Cuurte, where the meeting was arranged. The parlies were stationed, the word was given, ami Lbty fKed wilimut cHcct. A parley wh lied,arid the challenging parly dtala-ing the i *cdvr* sails tie I, Ctl lining liatn ill c.aii se Ibr 111* ll ieitd acquit seed in the term iit at loti ol the affair. Tneicitpon, Doha dll, who had been much disappointed at (tin h'oodh sK restilt, declared lltal his pistol never in hit'..' iidsae.) ; that this was mete child's play, and that whet) ,Jnti'des did lake Urn Ituubie to come out br A.rlit, he llced to ree something doIJO. ‘ Veil,' responded Cunningham, *il you are so anxious to see a little blood shed i Wld take gf. al pleasure in aeeoianlodating you, and in older to justiiv you in klioddiug a little ol 'iiy blood. I take the liberty to say clcit I eottshii-r you nciiward am' Muck guard. Robadll i?mmked Dial lie didn't come there to light himself, hut to te e tire other* fight, and slunk form Hie field, lie never again ‘went on,’ either as pilneipal or j second. Foor Cur it Ingham died in New I •>ibans in 1874,01 coMi'iiuptiou. | Genera! Perkin*, ol Kentucky, n ranting I demagogue, was once canvu sing that Slate j with Tom Man-hall in a hotly contested j ' lection. He wan blasting one day that his father wras a cooper, that ho didn't be - to tin- kid-glove ar Istool .cy, etc. His great fondness was for w hisky, "and the more he drank tiie piotldcr he became ol being tlie son of a cooper. Marshall, in lepiyiug to one of Perkins’ wpetebea said, "Peliow-citisene, "This mao's f.iiher may have been a very good cooper, 1 don't deny that, hut I do say, geatemen, that he put a mighty poor head into a whisky hairel.”—■ There ate a good many of the General Perkins tribe wtUI living—some ol them in Georgia. Hot that old slung about “the kid-glove aristocracy” is alrut played out. It don't materialize half so wcil aa it once did. By a statue law of Pennsylvania every laborer or mechanic has a perpetual ih-n upon the property of bis employers for hi* wages. This lien is superior to all moil gages. The inconvenience of the law has proved so great that the Legislature had to be petioned to amend it so that the- Ik-u shall not he an ind* flits one; butshail only take efleet npon filing of a statement claim ing the same. Why did she torn her ba> k on yon young man ? Innocent child ! She wished to make an exhibition ot her new overskirt. ‘ Balloons might be need by policemen for taking people up ! Mitititiy I.l*lll lt*r. Apropos, ol a recent at licit-m tits rev. InO'n in the Kathtr trade caused by th cxceudvr dimun i for the ( .isucs grades ot leal Iter in the mark t to an eue.il th. stivks are cxhan-4cd not only bul tin- price are run up very high. Our deader arc ftiicd with the bc-i ipuij ifs whu liar almost wtsalaWc, nnw comes Hie t'im.m eatti Enquirer aid tells what is done with lit is poor leather. I sa.s \Vt a:c ini tin scl that c-nac-s of men's h*t.ia ace s*dd 1. Ml t Atantly at less than jis pgr cn.-c. Th i whole secret of the in it ei is dial the slim I mannUclurers ol M ,-s.ichtt>< Its have a. j most ceased to use leather iu the iiinnuia. me >( shoe.) tor the W. -tcr i tia.i* Fm sole* a apecic* nf composition u rmed le.itli tu board, Itaidly di*.ingtiislietl from du getttiinu article, but sctu tii> co upo.x and ol a mtxtuce rd jcwdi rrii tmthcr ai d—inncilHge pressed Into sheets by a htd-Aiitic press att<d a Hit i couiu, of spit! calfskin, is alm .st-tutiver.T.ce u ed. Oi cottr* , a* soon as thveenor wears out, 11.< -ole to J>la;<s vety rapidly, cspia-iallj iu wkL weatbef: -Ffch etittf ts very httgrfv used and sold in Cincinnatik and costa on.. Iy from nine to M\t<vn cents, while, good sole leather costs liiiin forty to liny ecu la This stiffening used in flic matin fuel nre ol Ihese booU h nothing mote limn pasteboard and—the boat is <Mcau.i|.aniily rwnla!c4 shapeless by tlm fltl ihoiottgli tvelli..g For the uppers split calfskin is used, with the grain Stillacc on 'he inside, so its lo deceive, citato nors. This miserable male rial, of course, affords the wearer no pro tection against w ater, bul Ilia fraud is so cleverly effected iu the ttvanofaolute flint even experienced shoemakers are often de evav-A M 'Yue e.>st l a pan ••l M it- call kin ill, iu lliOsc leather shod ily inamifaclincis isahotii |t 50, aid hoots i heavier ie tflH-r, only $2. The s tint tit ladies' ‘tine shoes are generally made of tin i abomination known ns leather in-ard, while Ute ttpytcfj^ljistes.l of made ol good gosiHkiir or Kfi-gvish arc iiormed. oi worthies* *hrt!pxkln nr Itad Cftllou tsiolli. TTte h)aimTifclim..|'* c ist of n pair ol wo i man's leather shoes is live cent*, and a pan ol clolli rimes Is forty live cenljL Tin’ll Mini Now. The Radical papers In tlm North, and particularly thu Washington Cli onlclu, an trying to mako capital lor Hiuir party by giving CUt tllHl linn. Jellel'Hhi Dtvitt hi s |K>saibU caudi-iatu lot the piusidimuy. Its praise* of Mi. Davis, we Ibid sure, rru not - ttlo In contradiction of Hi* old cry that Mr. Davis was an Imbued* and a traitor, llm Lhroittilfl now say* : ’ll* ability a* an executive oflleer and a* Hooslor, MO mm *wl*ia w-*.’4* a *e*t, ”l 4t. pang*. Hi* putsoHul hitegihy, and hi* honest belief la lue ih'hi of me several Htates to secede troth the Oof in. *# iliink wdft not be dlspu' cd —in Pit*' he had -tlm support ol niiarly all ol the Democratic leadets Houtli, and a large in J ail. ofiho*' of llm North." These compliments are too tliin, ami th* nllwiibi .tl.l el of I Im-i publics'lon so apparent, that wo scaicdy think Hodlliein newspapers will tall into ■he snau:—Tue s<iggoti'na I- -i. “'gio -i a. ■> j fliebrand ill the ranks ol the Democracy, j and to Unit again *hu shaliered lauks ol i Repulilleanism. We om afford to w ait i w'lmn wu have nothing tangibly t.< ex,.u a iu-I,lie conUist. <)ii Monday fliorinng last as we lode to j our office, wak and <ii*ahlcd4froni a 11 vi | weeks' spell of sickness, and scarcely a'ih to leave our* room, we were aUacked liv ! Khaneellor H. R Ware, the recent aproiu j tee of the fpoon thief's .ion lu law, who S was lying iu wait for us at the post office, uldiol Ur Ut* temhi War *Vl*te i-nl irety ttn i armed and very feeble, and so infurtm and i him. wliun, after various threats and im ! prcealbms, he walked away to lx: congratu j lan dby his Radical friends. We went to our office, procured shot gun and wrote , him a cote to the effect that he had made a cowaroiy and unprovoked attack upon ns,! and that within fivo minutes lioin lie linn the note was delivered to him we would lie on tlm stieet prepared lor him Wu tok out stand on llie corner b- neatli our olli e, and lie ftooa etr.elged from the court house with a rifle, but Instead of coming directly toward us lie crossed to Ihe Richardaon corner, where the street was crowded with people. At tills uiom- nt the Mayor came down from his office, when someone In formed him of the approaching hos'iiitics. ami he ran up and unesKni Waix:, and sent a coostabie alter u*. We wen both fined pieliy heavily, and there the matter rests at present—(Brandon, Miss, Republican The Chicigo Tiibuue (Hud.) says the charge of Judge Emmons on the civt; rights act will if<it fail trr attract the atten tion of the country, adding: “Judge Kuimous is not a (southern man. He ha* lived all his life in Michigan, and in tin selection of eminent lawyer* to be circuit judge* under the act ol 1871 lie ws ap- I pointed la-cause of hi* high s'andmg and j k-.iiniug a* a lawyer. He ha* never been a Democrat; ws* origualiy a Whig, and has hten a Itepuhiican since the p rty was es tablished-more than twenty years ago ” Irwinton personal : George bun* or Ale* Menard, one or the oilier, or both, we forget winch, were diacuiwing the DU; storm the other (lay with some friends and told ib'-in that one mao near Cdiuaii had Iris we > curb drawn nut ot his well and the well to badly twisted that be couldn't get a bucket down K. The foregoing is from the South at Let, , itwr riiitu.i.iYti Aitvrvr tai:, .4 I'.tli* of Old Viigiiuit It was alsnil Ihc year tSit.s, that I sett let n Virginia, near the ftrlis of oc Khm ah.i | Tile t-otitpry. at theliilHL Was di mtbiukaa* vildutm ax Rot few se dements had been j made by Ilte wltkes, and they were so I ,i | . art as lo render vain all hopes of a.-i- j t tnee in ntscnt .it ck Ir. 11l ho-rtl IiaTBSTiTr nnmhir- id whom .still nth-sled the neigh j I). O ho ul. I lived this’ alone w ith mv wife lot ; sevotal motidts numolc t.af, irtid tiy cl,nt o! | petsevetenee, then young an I baldly ha vut l-eedeil in 111 iking <1 lilt) i clcnfiog in lilt (oust, which 1 planus! with c m, an-, whi.h ptoini’s.d ait ;.!islule.-i! yS and O a- mom nig litter well i I di>, at. fed oil mimh e meat, and jost pfqpartrd to veulure to-111 upon my ata ttslomotl Miotineot latior, my attention was luiot at lv tlm tinkling j "Ia con lie'll in the con ft Id. Tit etas* 11 ' 1 my wife, the cow it ttt tb corn Haiti . Hue tlm ear of the litcksrreTrr|<m in be comes by ShlHcafi-ut very arttte, cspcelarty so from the fact tliAt his safety often de pends upon the- nice cultivation of that sense. 1 was not so eas ty deceived 1 rlisfnnwt. Tim srmtirl w'.is repeated, Trntt, sand I 1, i t reply lo iny wife's remaik, was not Ute tinkle of a bell upon the neck -of a aaawq.Ult. a decoy If.. 11) Some Indian, W-U-- wishes to draw me into amln.-sh. llcieving this to be ihe case, 1 look down my old ntuaket and seeing dial it was pro pedy loaded, 1 stole emdoudy around llm il 'ld towards Hie spot from which the i&Uud seemed lo proee.-if. As I anapecied, thuru lu a clump ol bush ea, was crouched an Indian, Waking lor me lo appear lu answer to his decoy bull, that he might send a I lul tiUilel lo my heart. 1 approached without die ov.lrinj myself lo him. mutt wttilu shooting distance, thau -raUed my, piecu and fifed. The btrUei Ajmii true to iu mark-, an 1 an in li m fell dea 1 N-'t knowing but that he might be an compauied try other*, l returned with all pin-ddo 4btr cobH, and hnving-ffrmiy b trri ended the door, I watched all day for flic companions ul die Indian I tiad killed To add to llm danger end seeming helpless ness ol my situation, l discovered' that i itad but one shot letr, ami It attacked by uumb'-rs, L should be entirely hi Hmlr pow cr. D.'lcrmiiifed to do tile best With the e.ha ge ol p>wv(ler, l put it iulo the musket, aTid iTieo watwdAirlifiu upiTrdaoirof nlglit, feeling ante of an sit*ck Night came ut last. A Iteautifitl moon light It was too, am! favored me greatly, rw I wniltd tticreliy tie aide to tdiscivu the mevemrttUirrt* rne enemy i ule j cl tire Airthhi,- It was soirit! two liotirs after nightfall, and yet 1 had iiukhet imanl nor seen a aiy.i of Imtbru*. wln'ti •uddr’iily i was startled by the bayiiig of my dug at the stuhle. j T'.ic stuhlc *lood a Pile to lljc west id' the i caidit, mid between llm two wan a patch ol which she kgitt ol the moon h'll uiiolmliitcP and. .iu lgiog hour dm noise at Ihc iftahle Hint they would, advance Ini n that din clink, 1 p sltld my*' II at Me p-H ' 111. I dl • t Idc 1)1 Ihe ' u'l 11. 1 hud prewou Iy pled mv wile on do cross—pole In die c.hliitimv. so *li .1 in e. isc our enmnln* cll.-eierl wn enirainu) Into our c ihilt, she might climV out through llm lower I'lnuilmv and effect lief escape. For | myself I cnlcrlain. and no hope; bu* d* leim j no and iml to be lain li alive, and l" sell m> life dearly. • * With brcuthlra”. tt'ix'.ety I waited ul dm porthole. As leu th I saw than emerge dr*>ln Tire stiadoW of ihc stable, aiid iulVam e aeroMs lire open ground towards my-' ealiiu. jifie -two -Ilu< e; glen' heaven I six slul ; sari Indians urmed to dm ledli, and urged | mi liy dm hope ol icveuge, and f alouii lo | op,iosii them, wilh oiji! charge of powder !My case was desperate, indu'd. Willi I <f~rß*k and stealthy step*, In otose, dnglt | tile, they approached, and w. ro already wiihln a few yards of the lio ise, when a slight change in the movement ol tlm for waul Indian changed the (Kialtl m of llm six, so that a poriioii of the left aideufuu. il wa* uncovered. There In ranye, One aim woo'd cover all, H lick as thoii 'lu 1 ; nlrrtfeft nod fi>ed. As the *!■■ k cleared nwsy f could hatdly credit whet'tny sciHmi “bowed me as tlm result ed niy shot. The fHleeu sing* with wldcti I had loaded the muskift, Itad done work well, five of lire six Indians lay dead upon the ground, and the sixth had and *p peared Although no enemies Were now in sight l did not venture forth until morning. Them lay tb‘) bodies of the five Indian* undWlurbed, together with the rifle of the other. Securing the arms ad ummunl'tori of the fallen ludi.m* I follow ! up the trill of the rniwdog one until I reached tffe rivei lieypml which point 1 vuld discover noth log. From the amount <>| blood -which marked hi* trail, logi flier with jnmistaka hle evidence that lie picked hi* way with diTcdty, I a< lel to believe tiiat lie was mortally wounded and in order to prevent Ills body tailing into lint bauds of the white Uw.-s, he bid groped his way to the river, and thrown himself in the current which bad borne it away. The Indiana Its I kl’V'd my cow, and that, yon may bu oo e-J, Was iiu trifling, lou, yet in iny gratitude for my -*-a;x- from the merciless sarages, l would have tnadcgr at sacrificet. I was well prorilletl by mean* • vf arms and ammunition taken from the fix iiMMu*, in case of a second ailin'!:, tmt thi*, lorlanaU'ly, provcil lo be rn-y last ad venjuir wifli il.'F r-irv'e-es Not one o! rite hassl Iwo*esc•s'JWsif fc tc*f Hie Ihlo, and incite hef fimiirwa lo reveu,# the dealh ol his contra lea. "All I" ev 'aiined t|re ~l<t nxan White fhtf " a's gushed J) ouLhls eves, at llic mauiofy ol Him event lul night, that was a glortourr slifit I lie be-t 1 ever made! Wiislt’ at TiutlM'r, .VI hough F ini la i- slid |. |) ihe la“<t tiiiilureil S! ile i* | el i nil, lb- rc la'ing ii? U over ilitrirmillion ad-es <H tlmlar land, mI il s .mi 1 m in* •! pfcvcnlinir Hie i|sele*(* as'c an 1 i V,strue in i of vain Pile lenlier isr no! si.oii di-coverc I, I: is not iiu, robable licit in a ten year* Hie Scale will Icse the * si r. vi hues derived Irmn' this anjen- r rwi. e, sml so m tuH' S inuch oliTli.i, tlm c.iltla nuigers burn over miles and niies nt li ie timber lan ', dcsiroyUrg iii.iidceds oi liotisandT of large, valuab u trees,-in ordur that Hie young iin l. rgni vtti iniy spring u:i tresli and gr.-eii to supply pas’uragc lof -HvedcbertK Tijir wn*te at the *vr mlttsi, too, is ininmiise- If uu.Te.fs of thousand* ’f leet "l wli U imuiy peop u North wouhf consider fiir lumber,and ihousind* lieghwl io gel for fuel, ire bat tied every year mere ly lieenns'! it Is iu thu way. lE* world n-d I'rclor lu lie nee Iy, who would discuvur some meinji by which this waste could b* I iiiotiiahly mi i/,.-d and In- unrolled ir ftw4 lo Ihe suff ring pool in Hie N rih. Tala’ wholesiilc desltii' li >n of tiinuer must even* itmlly slfeof Uni clioiain and the heath of Hie Hi ale, Hie principal, nay almost the only allrm iioiih Hie Hi**e hn lor tlie whr uu lorn t T mid the iutwf* V,.. .■■Adaeitiff iteg*. oldest inhabkeut te'ls you that them never us. and to bu such sudden and great change* of temperature; such cold annptyltmt JiU h long speils ol bad wuuiher were uucom moo I have sect. Hie thermometer hilf liom fell t* ilh degree- iu rtlleen tnlntitea, and haveicvearl Hines this winter noted m ehang-' ol ien.au-| iivlive degree# in- IniV' hour*, but 1 don't ncitevo thll WH t? HfiCrty ' .vi. According go tlm old.spauiiti record . kept at Ht Ac guLio lof onn huuureil l year*, the tenipnriWure there dUVIng that period wm an avciage-d little over <K> dgiecß ryiMKb Wmsl-KIIS Ul’lNloN l* NkWs* i'Ai’hUß —Small 1* ilia sum (hat ti required! *o pntronizi) a newpsper, and amply re wauled I* Ha p ill on. I* care not how hum Ij'f 4 * j uuurijicudtnff the? unxiitto whUih take*. Ii I* next too impo**ihl" to till a \ieoi wHh printed nvifier, wltlmmf putting Into Ii aomethlng if.af Hi Worth the sub' su-ipHon price. Kvmy pa runt whoMHn U awuy innn home at iiOhoo*, h<)uil supply him a nhws paper. I wail remminer wnat a marked difference thuru waa between ili - iso of my schoolmates who bad, and those who had no access fo ueWspapers. Othci tilings Icing equal, tlm first wuro always decidedly Hiperloi to Hio last in du hale, sum push lon and general intelligenew. Mh ■Tkvf'KH-vcw- D-vi* 1 TmHVfr; -ro* lontt Mi >ciiKt>. Thu 1100, Ji ff rson 1/a via, who Is oi a vlsit liNe v sent llm following lelegnm to a mceiing held i. 7' mplil • '".'iin , to tqmm regret fH tlw death ul .1 "in Vinclml, the IrUli ptl ioi, L'li ihlc to he wnh you, I sefid my In a i felt syoipalhy In you piopokei)' tribii'e lo patriot hi J devotee of diierty, J' ilim Milch | el. Tug' thi rwn sbuggled for Bt ltS) rights, I lor Urn supremaey of tlm constß’ifrcn*, foV o iioiunby iuiicpi n li'ocn, anif, After dulcaf acre IfliprDoued logeilier A* my friend, I noiim for hi ii, and iegret his duilti as a lu*s lo mankind. T ilt- i .triit-1-s t'li'i'i Ai rehearsal for a HabbaHi sislioj! cn ii lulnumut some Amo smee a lit*le five-' years old li sale was placed upon thu p at lortn to iceiiu’n shot poem, ‘he com ineiiced bravely, Inil her cyis wandered aIV arouml Hie church, gai'icilug more and mole of itl-upp. lutnmiil iii ihe luce. H<)on the lips-lagan Mi quiver, and the little hirirl ahmik w i'll sot’s,. Her Ifethur svepped from Iwhluil a pillar, from wheiiCO ho had b uii ivatehing her, and taking her into hi* anus said: < “Why, darling, vrhat Is thu matter ? 1 thou/lit my little girl knew tint vuro**s Well." “Hii I Jo, pijiu; but 1 cotil 1 not see you. Let me st oid wlie.e l can l<a>k riaht Into your face, p*pa, 1 won't lie afraid. And is it nut so witii our Heaveily Ftlt Ui's children? We stand t opiltun whuie we cjnuut.look into hi* lace. Dailing sins, and our pride, hku pillars, rise up between n ami god, and disappointment and tears an; out* until, casting these beliilM! 1 u, 'w* ! stand iu the light ot our K.ittiur's face. There arc iweoty-oou cauUidatu* lor the repulnican noiiiinailon lor iu th* Dl M •* schi’eiis dts-rfet, without uoiiiiling. Uuu. ii iVler. The dim <te of New Bedford' seems equally adapted lothe pr >d'juli<m off •taieauieu and c ams. Thine are l * t ewli* lor H'.'ialor ISaniffn’ to step io the JcuK with a lew remark*- about dial y“.*iage law. lie aaid lie knew all ahuut il w lieu it passed. U he •i!M holds lo that pu-iti iu, tue trest luing ve twin <lO I* t,ek)p silent Ai.cr wai.mg lour years, a Michigan lovei finally,pop;<l the q i.-*li <.i, and mv £iri auswerd, tit course, I'd have you. Wuy you fool, you, we could have ooed mariiesA three yeirs ago. KO \
