THOMAS J. HOLTON,
KllITOR A PHOrRIETOK. . ,
TillLMS : ,
p.. Yirla
i "irnlina Whiff w ill he a forded lit auh
., tftr j I 1 " tr lJL-i'SLim in MyTuiicc 1 i nu
inl I a US A1 r'lv'TY t.'K.N'1'S if payment be
' . . -I..; .. I'll II KK IX II I. ARK
f I'HE undersigned having en lend into Copart.
JL ncral.ip fur the purpoee of carrying on Hie
J Confectionary, Bakery, Fruit,
::y Retail Grocery Business,
, ', mil ' t'ic vear. Nniif will be iiiec.iii. ' , ,, , ...
;, ,l,l-H arrearage. .V. paW.e.eepl.t ll.e ' "re "V" ,,,e ''""' f '"
.. i'i,i.r ,, ! ' harioll and surrounding; country to their Nr
Si.iIm Trill. SI,.-.. K.I ...... U . ..a fc' U
A,eri..m.tnlin.-rledrtOiiDol1irHTi1ur. ei.llill'., .1 Sprat A. lieu,..', eld Sle.id, where
,-. ..r I. . tlii 'i tjpe) fr th 6ret uiki. ,,., ,,, u lelMd , K lUr letltj.
,. .m. ' ' forench eon ti nuance, ourt ad- aceuaintancie.
.,;.,.,:. nd Slienff' Sale, eharied a5 per! - ' MOODY A NP5T5FT
,1 ne'er ; u ...... ... "
nude 'nun the rvgwlar prime, for udverlisersbj
e wr. .s ivertiee.na.ut iiiertod monthly or
utterly, t ! per squar tor ecli i.im. ekoii
niii x "' criiti per square for eae h lime.
.lun ,uidinCin their advertisement U I. i. It S in GliOV i. ii i V. .V.
F'lmtry 9, 1F58.
4d.tr
II. IJ. Williams & Co.,
r II
number .f insertion iceir-.-d or
umtllud uutil iuib.neliu tbalgvd 0.
hutk are authorial.! to act igintt.
iVII,Ol,.i:V4l.i: ami .iirr.4.11,,
r .jrf A UK now receiving e large stock
" J J J m and will he weekly addilmiie
Jf!! aa Ihnr alra niy ri-qiure. 'I'ljr
wilKJII to the w'liolreule traue tt
mat) ciMiiniiaitm,
Our rnm.err CASH t LU17 h Y PRO VICE.
We occupy thr well knuwb aland recuntl; eo.
pl'y and aa luw
u at ail Hoiue riair end lone ri. i--""-.U...uv.'
i" l" b.l ible Uii.ucr. j II. JJ. M ILLIAMn .V CO ,
I an old inMruim nt jap be I lrJt Strtrt. 3 door rem Ikt Ileal I orwer.
one, with all the ril, Jua.if, loOB. 4Tlf
oiir ri.tuo in 'I n in.
ill" citr. n. i'C Charlotte and eurrnnniling . P'ed hy 1 . M. f "flow.
Ll,,.,r.t!.rl.adr. Ih.lt.-. b. ! irUflKB.S atic.l.d to
.1 ..v t'
i .1 .1 well
rnn nunt" attaelied ; hot ho i prefier. .
. i an olu in at re me ul wbieh will jua.
ii. can b inl4 to emit aa guMjtf
t a Mir, a tiie aaiue inl uinei.l oer i
kcepln; ron.tanll nw hand,
m:u IMA NOS
t rr't Srtrd nunufactuteri m tfie l.
T. II. UREM & CO.,
W-D'IIL ail H ETAiLEEALERS
goods.
,...,. w..irh .UI -old .1 er.etarrr.I.Ttt)Ti AHI'.aHAlS.V MIOI,
t")"' '. '-r-ee.eed in prt pay fur uew oiwa, . Cll ,It I.OTTI .V C
II'
i inir t k- pmi eiHia'anlly on hand, ae. ,
o iiiirtini?iiU u ecil or to rent.
.;k.n ii.iv.r.g uUt ineiruiuen'a, and ere de. '
. in. j Ih. hi, nujr no well 'o liae t'irm !
ay1 pi rx,rrH lu aale in this market.
a t S' ..i and Ware. Romp at the Moaieal
lure, otr the Chine Hall
ASA OKORGE.
r.y-rt IP. IPH. 46-ly
Teas! Teas!!
I
i
aSH
Variety Store.
Freh Coiilectionaries, Fruits,
dr., Ac.
fWMlK irUcnbrf rMici 'u.'y iMfnrfiiB lh citi.
JL tnn cl t hrUtlte nd urrounnmr enuniry.
ItanU acid u coitaUut.jp rcrttnf
I'...-, he Imp 4,1,
Troiii Nw York
Confectionaries, Fruits,
AX( l'GKOCI'.IUFS.CIf.'AI
TO DA CCO. SMI!', TO VS.
u awrr j J
h.sk aoutment ok noon rh.s l'AXt V GKOCI'.H I l-'S, Clfa' A Its
! , i y uc, coimiUnif of liy"ii, l unf
nil nr;u!. ffuniit.wrtrf. Kr!ili Breal.tt.
s.jnT oirr .if)rti, for l i .Vliiwiral liiwlr.iii.riit,
II. M. PUITCHAKDS , riKK Mtitli liouiir IIokm:,
fmilf n.mg Stor. j '. nr I M W Hle. 1Vncn,
. " ",, I ' Chilli , Ueik.l .!, A Ith 4 Tiigr.
r Kcmoval. i f ( ..ny.
!IE ."r -riber inbrme hie frien.!. and the J Jj rALMEK.
...3 ic g. nerally, lht he he remored hie prr jj ;7 Jif
i :n l r oi. .una ei .nonce m. BTrri. , .nKr
I favored me greallj, U I Would' thereby Correapnndence nf the Nnrlh Carnlina W
lie able to oWrve the morenieDls of the' FROM EASTKI1N CAROLINA TO Mil
The Pise Tree.
It etanHa where nainre'e pulaea frerie
Mescal the I'olar eye,
And hang e lie dreoping eennore out .
'Neaih Indiae burning eay ;
From forth to South, from Eael le W.'s
Where'er Hie i.ii may ahiiie,
ll lil'ta and waece lie lurdly creal,
Tlie all-euduruif pine.
In rrginne wihlrel and iiiitr.owun,
IWaidee tlie realleae aeo,
II Urealhee He deep end ntelloe tne
Tliruugh nature'a nunatreUy I
'Tie heard up.ui the mountain', brcaat
And by tlie rivn'a line.
And 'mid the bnay haonia of mi
The nicUncliul f piue.
Ita haliry breath la yn the eir.
Amid the f.reat g'...ni,
The early winile of nmrtiinf bear
Jte delicate Mrrlume;
lie uewy injur fiile liir ernao
A t t irciig'a ahiw decline.
And nighi'e auli pin n ia lingrr allll
Aruund the fragrant pine.
I love it it hath been la uie
An old faiiyliar friend.
And broadly t my native J md
tie waving braneiie. hend ;
And widely thfoa'H ita hallowed bmj it
lie ragged rn.le enl-"tnr.
And wreallie with every thought of home
The well remembered pine.
! Ive it fur it. muaic br, ntlue
O'er many e hallowed p-u
Wlnre he Hie I .yed and lowly tlra.l,
H'Kci may not be fnrf.it J
And when 1 area. Ilieir holy rrat,
(h, my thta heart rrLl.n,
M i X-iuihtrn home, upn thy bn !.
Deneath Hie mourning bine.
Vme (f.'e ) Cat mtr.Smt.
and wLicli it scemoil niiirntemily hare been
.MIIMil.K hronoht down upon u j the juring of the
TKSNKSSKK tram. Looking to the right, I foun'l that
Mb. Kihtor: If tehnt I hnve to write I our fodwa-ou the vcrpe of the rivi-r, and
bo worth rL-adine. tedioui pri-liminary ia ,h,t ,0 trck wou.d inevitably leuU
to iminer-ion. Soon we went, alowlf but
enemy aa they appproaohed tfiy cabin.
It was ronie two boura after nightfall, and
.. T v.. J ).., ,.. . ..l"u leau.up, im,
.... u-ie.ena i II it iiu av (as uuuu 1110 (liuq alia i " ; . -
or the Indians, wlieo suddenly I aa atar- patience of your patron-, a Ion- iutroduc- 'u7. n'1 "ol knowm;' which to admire
tied he thn lievilif? of roe nn at ih. ... i tion will oi.le n,iiU li.rl . . n iii.n.i. , moKt, th atrrn iii acniOceoce of the frown-
bU. I iuew that tb. Indiana -ero cow- fur.lW P-JH'P. I " V" ! I'.'S rrfciPh?r 1,10 V"ct """""g1 of
. itl . li . j i-. . ., I I lell .Menon, W. v.. May 13. and roh-1 iiui uuc..
iog. The at.bl. a.ood Int.. to tb. we.t NVIlvill. T;ilMM1. MTa, .,; Hut I am not yet read, to le.ee Ch.t
of tb. cuhin. and between lb. two waa a I .utii mil,., in J tanooira. I'r'ore reschm'! the city, I wet
patch of cleared ground, upon which tb.' The fin-t ii.icreatin point in the journey ' "i,h f,iuu'1 re-ident in Grepii-
liB.t of tb. full moon fell unobatrur-t-o I A,.Kusla. G. When waroched Il.ru- S' ho ki"dJ?
Judgin, from ,b. noin. at tb. .t-U ,hst i -;;o-one ..id wh.t river i. ,hi. V , P JS : 'JZ.
, ,'. , . , t'V'I J wit'y young man, half cnrtirtt who bad:" e" ""ce"u 'DO
tbry would .dyanca .frcu tuai urfeutioo, teen ilb u all day, replied, " thin U tbe j NlJn'.v, ',""e ?f .,l'8. fiue"
i jiuaieu niy.eii at tue port uoie on that river duruan. .M,U in Urt it aetmcd like
sideofthee.bin. j leaving the do.crt, and cro--in over into
I had treviouidv t,!.ced my wife on the',he l"-' '". l" over ,lie
Tue I'ostaoi Urt.r. Th. following i
tbe bill introduced by Mr. Hunter, to amend
the acta in relation to tbe l'ost Office De
partment; which waa read twice rrni refer
red lo the Committee on Poat Ofhce and
Port lloada. Tbe bill provides for chang
ing the preeent rate, of pontage, ho that for
evury in;le letter in manuscript, or paper
of any kind in which information aball be
aeked for or communication in writing, or
by inarltK or aigne, conveyed in the ninil for
any dist.no. between placea in tb. United
Slate, not eieeedine; three thouaand mile,
the rat. of pottage shall be bv. cent, and
, . , ,. , . iciavaiinan iroin me mild OIU Maniuure, to
croa. pol. in tb. cbimnay, .0 that in .... j lU blliifB, of Auifu.u. A, W(.
our cue uies eUicteU an eutrane. into tbe ed throu-h the city, our Omtiibua bt uii'
cabin abe might eliinb out through tbe.h0r' of pi-tier nl cjin-ern, ftnppi-d at a!! tbe
low chimney and effect her ecpe.
myself I entertained no hope, but deter
Pie principal inioH, and t cacti one we were
i importuned to atop and l- entertained.
Iwiwy friend would uivurintily cry out
sell my life dearly
' With breath!
tb. port bole. .At
ping an I returned from Nashville, that I ( for any dint.ne. over tbre. tbouaand mile.
OOk.Ut mountain, ana WO sonaa. rnniaa inin, uiw .
fiueat acenerv in the I ball be charged, and for a treble letter.
orb!. The invitation was accepted a few treble these rates, ftvery letter or paroel
dajs afterwards. Leaving Chattanooga on ( t exceeding half an ounce m weight ehall
' hori-e brtelt at 7 o'clock, a. m , we reached be deemed a einglo letter, and ovory addi
the top of the moiiiitaiii at half pt H o'- 1 ""l weight of hulf an ounce or lens .ball
I clock. One of the charms about this place l e charged wilban additional single rale of
U that there i no fatigue ; no weariii;; out I po-tooe. For letters conveyed in the iu.il,
of the feel for the gratification of the eyes. ) wholly or in p.rt by sea. aud to and from a
.Going we-t, and then north-et, from Chat- foreign coumry, for any distance under
I j . J L j .... i: i..,,!,.!!.. I,ilil m;i. III. rata ia In ,
Our " e.ienn.ngioe ronu over ... j ----- - -- --
tance or nvc miles, the accent ia not aimcun i " -' . u iur may ii uve, smr
fir. hundred miles, tweuly ccnte, lor each
baif a. ounce in weight, unlet, by a poatal
treaty or convention such ptn-tage ahull bs
adjuried at different ralea. All drop Utters
uot for traneuiiaion, but only for delivery,
hull be charged one cent each, and adver
tised letters on cent each in addition lo the
regular postage. I'pon all letters pan-iug
through the mails, except .ucb as aie to cr
tram a foreigu country and official letters,
tbe rales of postage hereby established aball
be prepaid, either by po-tage stamps, stamp
ed envelop, or inouey at the option uf tbe
all!
mined not to b. taken alive I resolved to aboard for the Iiiti-r". IL,i.,l th.- k.. 'even on wheels. Near the top of the inoun-
llolel in the cilv." This wan r.iher cb.l!- Uin' ,,ut ,,,,le from thf 't"rn,
.'ingtothe w.rm'beane.l ho.ts who .o g-n- h1'"''' "'"P VT t,19,',"T,",1,' .t!"ro re
ero,i.ty proposed it Ml:' ,n the three hoteU, and a number of pnvat. resi-
ii ... " deuces. In .uinmer 1 uudcriitaud there are
merge from the shadow of tbe stabl. and i !ro.d htrcet is tbe main busiuca street fiva 1",,",r", person living here on the
advance acro.s tb. T.c.tit ground toward. 'in AUi;u-t.. and ia the only atreet I have mountain. The water is as cold and pure
.i i- ii . i , .,.....,, i,,., I -...;, I.... ,i f ' any tlint ever "U-hcd out of a roek. I be
the e.bin. One two three eret bea- ever seen ttiat I con-mcred too wide, loi ' , , e-
on ,. . r,i . l, j ' ntmci,here is lie. ibful til rthi .rating.
.veul si. ...L.tt iadian. .ruied , o the , - V'rfy -
teeth, ...J nrged oq by the hope of re- ,j duM 1 ehould thitik J-Iroac! etreel Here, thi-i ih a inot deii'biful retreat from
.venge, and I alone ta oppose tbeiu, with .1 Ica.t :ntl feet widn. It is p. rh.ij a mile ' nd Hm' '"' "ut or ILia tueroe
'bat on. charge of r,n.,l.,e. M. .... ... in Ien2lb. Kuth of tlis tl re are street, ! "".V '"'' .rrlin here wV a week.
- - r ' ,.,.,,- ,1 i , ,i , i .. i III, e re ..on p ven for this biyh rate in tin. , " nucr. i no r.ie. ior primeu maiver are
desperate indeed. With quick yet Xrcr! ,7," i&Tt . VI ' ""y - the salubrious atmo,-! to be, f,r each new-p.per or periodic.l not
thy tep, in oloso ing!. tie tbey .pproncb. . sjon. ,r,, eat cutt.ea " ' pb-re pi e. pojle nch vrscious appetites . eicecoing inree ounces in wcignt, io any
i that it Oils immrn-ely to keep them sup- ,P"i o i micu .-iiaiea, one ceui j aim
r,,, every addiiional ounce or friction of an
We e now nn ih tin ton of the Lookout, ounce one cent additional, the p.wtape upou
i.n uama is Chattanooga, aignify. , sucli msttertol.e paid ipartrly in advance,
ouf. And venly if a man cannot emier i in. omci; mn 1,1
rom this eminence, there i-no point ' neliverej. .Vw-p.pcrs and pern.licals not
paei jiia churcbea, an I mau-nitjc
sion. and neat cott.ei.
ed, and were already within . few yrftds . After .pending an hour ami a half in tbi. '
of ibe boj-e, wheu a slight change in the luciibtlul city, of some 1 j ibou-iaud iubsbi
Piscdlaiifotis.
'movement of tbd fjrward InJ.au. cb.ng. Uuu. "e ' fl u Altai., al I oclpck, ,.. 0 "'
I . , ... , ni , havin- left Msrim, ,t '.' a . Tb. , 7 . .
ed the position of the entire tit, o that i . . , , , i in I.ooko
I ' roumrj throu;h ,.-h we pied fr sever- -
portion of the U-ft aide of c.cb wa, uncov- . J,nara ia r the m-vt p.rt .andv and ' f.r
'V were all in a r.uge eoe .iui poor, the "red oil bi.i. " r tain up arouud
rr all. yuick as ihongbl I aim-1 u' eeaionily. We pa-t ibrjiigh 0r.
, , , , . f'.riU-, ille. Miii- in. C ivint;t in, et,- , b-jt as
i. At the smoke c.i-are! away.i. ... ,,' ..
it waa lit 'III, coul I cl e anvthir-c '!.
ered. They were all in a r.uge eoe iui poor, the
would cover
ed and 6re
.1 coui.i n.roiy creun wnai myatn-es 'ho- f.etorily, and I told th.t we d.d nM
ed me .. tbe reault of ray ab'it. The fifteen ! much,.. lne town are auia 11, inl
'slug, with which I bad loaded uiy TllUkrt that tbe country allorda bul l;lti.-fertiio land
had done, their wo,V well ,, of i La, or cenery
We uuetiou wbelber io tL. biatory of .... . . . . ,
Indiana l.y dead upon lie ground, anil lb
hair bre.dib esc.pe., a parallel to the , ,-,r-,mr
rinliled and furrowed cheek of moth- .needling an oimcu and . halt m wetgl.t,
' a li.n pirmi uli'il in tlio Slat.t ahem onli llah.
A few
it. nil
followin can eaaily le found.
Trade elrert. where
i all onlera in hi. line. He
on h .ri.J each a
Idea Cock. Gulden Star. Planter's and
Prenilnm
( (M)Iv S IOVKS,
...a-ielyof
i vki.oi: STOVKS.
iii. i fi'K. aaaorlnKIit ol"
Im .ami lll.tr-M arr, Ac.
' ' n':. I will (ill ehesu for CAM! or Coon
r.H. II. vii rtufrt' lie aervUeaol a fr
Bak.r. I .m prrpareo lo lorn,. I. or QkUi,,,,!, d venture here reo.ll. d.
el aoor. noui-r.
I'r-
D. H. liYKKLV.
to if
b. -fire reneh
ehril.! Ftone
A It hoii 'li we were denied tho
The to- i , , . , , .,M.Bi, waa now in ei.-ht I lie on llm darit iiiel I. wo w re eoii.nen-ated
ry waa tu!d us by an old aud valued friend, ;d , f n,r0!,,. Tkre h ' 0" -ur return. . f.- w
now reiJing in the country ne.r tbi. rily, ,, ., , .. ....?. . . days alterwatds. Ii I j. mi up a! j.n a n,
- lay me Doniea oi lue U'-e innans ur,.;ii4r- v . , , , . , . ,
but wbo,.e,rl,d.y. wet. , pent near lb... ma. lU . . . ' . 1 V"' lT':'
r Hf inif I be rmfl ID' nimunittoi f itiit lat K ol 1 1 r tJffixl thn thnuAprh'yt of
81T torJ related) to us, In the r,;;,, Jdians, I followed up the trai. of tlio tho'jeetij Marina. 1 was eaeeedme'y de-
H..rwr! Ilortsr.! word, of tbe hero : ' ,iang one. until it re.ebcd tU rir.r, be- 'r,Jtw "f w aiaiug on .he I .,li lark of
Ah ImfaUtlJ, Pm,hi for HOUSES' 1 'It aa about iha vear WVk that I tel.! ....... ., . . ' ""t" ter, tut the waiat of liir.
J J J i J vor,a wliicn noiiil 1 eo'jlil i..cmrr i.v Iriee t
Nine receipt i,f One Doliai. I will mail to ileal in Virginia, near the fa!U of the K ana-! . ,. , , . , , . .
.r. .. . . TL. .Aiinlr at the time oraa an ... ... ...
ea while utt: ring In.ni In.tia or i.rub.. lua rr. J marked the trail, together With the inniil-
icoy haa never earn known lo fail in t-e worei broken wilderness. l!ut few M-tileluents ' , ,, , .i . l . . i i
ea.e. u. g... in.mtdi.le L..ry iyi woo , . . . . . ,. . . ! tskatilearndefjce that be bad , xke J s n y
ha. ahr alooid .1..,. have .,., .ee.pl hy;J " "'". u1 h' l.i.h d.ffirut.y. I was JCJ to believe t,.,t be
n),rJrrl,te.d",'re " U 'F'rt . " l "" ,n ! was mori.liy wounded, and in ord.r-oj re.
dy f . da w hru , i n .. di. i Hopes 01 aaaiaianre 10 eae oi an aiiar-irom i f j
rret, ii, money wii! U refunded. Adrircaa iuo si b.w.ti'8 Indlain 0'iii.beri of whom fiill ID
Cceuioio . tauuloru ei
o
lli cm. T lie material, ul wlm-l
, eorniaed can be prorared by
If thii
WOO ItEWAIM).
BTI . S AW A Y from rev Rulrond hn
CTPi Liberty Co., Oa, about lue
r.;k '" i'.ju.j, u-o,
S'
i:rmc aiti.
II' . Vic. and nf mei'inm rile, 23 or
.'I ir. old. wr.e raieed by air. finp,
n ro-in'y. md .' Id to me by W. Uy.
. :u ci.uiiiy, Febrwary, Ipjli. 1 ihma
, i ir about Ch.rloite or VV. V. Hy.
f. i ' ln ei uiilv. or William si'iitiu. of
tlS'v. na lite lm hae relflKTia at all ot
f. I nil p. y III HIM.I
fill. I. I lt I. .e In. apcrcntnsmn and delivery
K 'l I 1 tall grl him.
D. w. orb.
29il
i!
Try It! Try It!
KM :;'J.:;'S CVmeenlreed e.alr.tl of BL'( fill
1 -. i..i i eiiitnne in 'oe orld lor tlie el.aa
..-.I j.-oj.iaea Vi treat. Try it.
r .i
I'KK 1! Al'.irS DKUG MOUSK,
trmm'$ Ceraer.
II in u- llili.r of A. rarolin.-i
JR ""'.'VK. ti-e .,.t
r the alive
p j ijwnnrs
"h WiKK. I' laioa deainng eopie. will
John w. baker
i'Su
Sft. IS. '857.
Co ti ii try eMprolinnt.s
1 lit, rrajclfu.ij i
VI cur aUli..!. pi
MKDH l.t.s, poi up
fested the neigbborboo f.
'I lived there alone will my wife, for)
several rooti 'In unmolested, and by dint j
of ptraever.nee, being tin n yooug and
ibade n..
r.jch'd Atlanta at 1 o'e'oek, a m ,
M.y I i. A fine nio'iii'iht view of ihui
my on my reluru luiprr-.e I me lavorahiy
Allan!, ii tbe mcetii.g p nut i f live or m
rai'rn.d-, -.1 i- only ii , u ,-ar old,
and has a pep jlati in of ten or fn ive tlnria.
I d y from fallini? info tie hiid. of and. Tim site seem to he -nRicieriil v h-vci
while foe he had rroned bii wavtalLe ""d elevated, and the l.i.i ..tin-., mi. l.y ol
erearfh fro:n whieli he can look Cut. Wl
went on f .r half a mile .fter a-cending the A one half the above rates. The po.tage
ti: .tiMai'i, .nd there we hit.'hed our boraes. " Iratisieut printed matlcr is also to be pre
We proceeded little further in tho same Pai l- The Mil bkewi-e provide, that in tbe
direction, and defending for a few feet we r'"ff "f h compensation now allowed
came u Point Lookout. This is a rock, ' deputy po-tm asters, ibey ha!l be .Mowed
lar?e eno-i-h for the he cf a large bou-e, , eomiuii.iona not exceeding the following
end" s'l.io.rperp. ndi -iUrly overb.Tigin2 the ralc, on b iter po-iage coU.etedat tbeir
river. There we stood with the reni!y re'P etive ofTiees : on any sum not rzceed-f!oin-Teo,M
.s-e, V.7'l feet more than a 'y ",n. f ? TvT nt. or i ,h "''' r
Uf "mile beneath us. reeuUrly between o'clock, p. m.,
i'lm Ta-ne which now presents itself .tefies s o'clock, a. m.. Cfiy per cent , on any
B 'd.-. rirtion, and all we fan hope lo do ii to t.etween gl. and i'. d-j per ceni ;
gr e a f mil idea of it, I lie word lennes. "ei wr. u c sum c-.-"o, y, . on. .,
lee in fie. tvk,,i. and comes from the pon " .urn above S'-i,4'Mi, K'i per cent.;
fortr.c.1 by the ei.idi,-. of the Tenr.e-.ee " 'be .mount of po.tage on leltera nd
rner at tfiis p .int. packajes received at I he distributing office
We .re now standing on Point Lookout, for di-tribution, not f acted, ng ten percent.;
where r .it a few jeara ac- the k-eu eN.-d "' on the moneys arising from tbe posta.-e
C.Vrokees atood I'ookii... f .r the rvi-w-iof on new. p. per., niagaiinea, pamphlet, and
the white m-ii a. th.-y came d .wn the Ten- !! oher printed ma't.r, the Po-tm'ter
ne..ee Two ,jten-ive and lovely va.leys General may allow a coniraisMOn of fifty
a l o il. one to the ri.'ht and the p" cent, j ne out luruier pvincuui
n-!,fr i.i t:,e I, ft wh-U the aern.-i.tine river hercalur no printed mstlerin paicl. weigh
At a djatance ,no more in in luree ounces eueii ue n.u.-
i n 1 s alon; in fni.f
tie current.
theiu al i
u.lc I.
.re
t . rLor
c and lu,po-n,. e
j au-e in At.ii l and
i r I 'h .i tiano jiia, I Til
.1
any V e In of a. r, hy
i'lUICHAIII),
lh)gft mnU .lrn.iare. y,
lllll'l t OSS...
TtttU inn' I.or .yriHgry
t'ST received at
ritnril iHirs
Till: lalVl.lt
I.WHiOKATOR!
r.Ki-iiirn i ih a.syi.ki.,
(omponRilid f Dtlrrlj from (.DIS,
Is ii. or tmk kv.t ri Koirivr. o i.iv: wa
IM' IXKa b ,. 1.....I- H.-i - a. - . -.1......
river and thrown bl
-i.;.,i. I... I t ...... i,:.
" " w.-re o.iu f mill
' The Indian, bad killed my cow, en 1 that milea from Atlanta
... mi. he aaaor.d a .a Mo trst.ff, vel Wbl I slept Wa p-t tl.rnil"!. Marietta.
itrd in rail .nd ii. mm i , had .uccetded in making aquitelr . , , , . a beautil it hui en y f tive i.ouand iu-
. r rlKr lil.'I (.S and; J . ,n . , in my gratitude for my e.c.re froiu l:.e mcr- , , , , , ,
Urge clearing ia tlie forest, wbitu 1 bad I .. , ,. . " , , i'ii.ivni ioni.iu.in im'.i.ir
, - . l i i i ' sgea, J wnuli have t,eo entirwiy f Cierivi'.le, l'.. c.ui.tv. This U a d.-
planted ih corn, and wbicb promised an ,. . , , ., , ,. , , , , , , .,
, ' i wil.iiig to bate made great' r crib-e. i lighiful c -oiitry. It waa the home of the
abundant yield. ! w as well provided ( hy means of arm, a nd ''herok,e but a T-w ye ars .,,0. Tue while
'One ni"ming .fer we bad de-patch- 1 . . . 11 eoun-ry i new, and ererwhintr indicate.
3 . 1 1 .mmnnitlon lak"j from the mi lnu.au. j m ' , - ,
ed our Lunible me.!, and I bad just pi- , . , . ... thnli and pro-p.ri.'y I und. inland, uns-
1 ' ' ever, llial laiHl- aie 1.1 'ii 111 tl.ii rechii., sii I
"11. 1 . . 1 t. . -.i .1 . . . ... ..!. . ... . , . .
.y, proicu io dc niy iai auveniur. wuu me ,0 tSi. y .houl.l he l.il, ll. I I ami .a' -ten
iiairri. .ut one ol 1L Land Lad eacaDed eaunnea are very nnicn nae I a-s. 1 ne
of twenty, an I fifteen, and twelve miles,
1. all p-iitiot.a of the tran'iil river are
yi -ll", and the appearaiiiie ia that of crya.
t a. I l .k'-a t mbiisotiie-l in the di-tatit moun
tains. I.'ioiini i-O'iili. we sec lu the 011
pared to tenture forth upon my regul
routine of labor, my attention was arres
milled in the mail, free of potage eicept
tbe President', annual message with the ac
company itig document and the annual re
port of iho Secretary of the Tieasury on
tl.e finance., which may pass as heretofore
fance the mo-mtai,., of Alabama. Looking '"t the tr.uK ot pcr30ii. enuilea oy law
r.t, we sec the dividing ridge betweto that privilege.
'!', i,ne"ee ai.il K.'iituekv, Looking east we '
. the White Oak m-.i-.!ain in (J. or,ia
Thus we hate a l eaot fu! h"rio;i "f nnun
ti ns all around iiJ, enclm-ini the roinan
tie vsll. y, tr.i the li.tMit's a'nl eryins of
th- s-'i river. Tlicsn valley, tho t'liat-taii-
.'i on ti e ri-l't and the Lookot on
the!, ft an variejate.l with fields and fi-neea,
groves and gard.-na, bo'i-e mid roads, ibe
whde s. king Lie a. v i- orecn meadow,
.him ill some r'aeea, ami the gra.a growing
others. Ihe tall
with e.cb other,
i.ii
all, nih-..
led by ,he tinkling of . cow bell in tb.l u,, ( M,ry i ?eny -.nd n'.nn, the land- .r.
corn-field.' . . . ... , fre.k, aud ev.rylhiug .round lielokcns sue-i ,r'' VP , . .r
... .... . . I veng tb death of bis comrades. . . , ' " I nnd t ,u furm-h tho soil fi
'There,' .aid my w U, ' tbe Cow is in I , .. .. ... , Cus. nd pood living , , ,
' J ' 1 ' Ah ' eiclaimed Ibe old tn.u. while the i..a li.l.o . f.. ,..:'.... . ,,...,,,1 pri"S with a veature ot th
1 tr h Tunnel Hill For a few minutes' ', , , , , Y,. . , turbs tb normal action of tbe blood, and
ere In total d.rkn-.s. .-id s no one ' l' k " t L,0 of lU. lifer. Imperfect ozygen.ltei.de
e l a word, w. cvjld well tnu-e on tbe1" utUir mountain, and tb. f.ileys. the lU dsrke,, nf ,nn
.,, where ti.er.s . a iii, there', a way." ' r''.v i'" ;"'. '" " '". 's bended bloo, , .l,, by tho waul of energetic
TKa Llvee la V iw a wiral rr.l.oa l.a
m.h m.4 1
I)Vi;.SIHTn I)V
1 im
I3if
--I ..f 0. 'a clsaa of arl.eh a. Con.
.rt of SolulO'i. nf Tin, r.JIreiit
:i-i loal, IdddeJ, &.C., ll.ay b pur .
pRirniARD's
r bi'ire, rie.'. Cetaer,
aW. plait.
tlie corn field
' Hut the ear of tb. b.ck-woodaiii.u be
eoiii.a by .d.eatioo, very acute, especial-1
ly .0 from the fact that bit safety often I
j depends upon tb nie cultivation uf that
aeuae, I was Dot so easily deceived I
listened the aouod was repeated. 4 That,'
..id I, in reply to tb. retn.rk of my wife,
' w.s not the tinkle of a Lei! upon l!,o
neck of a cow. It i. a decoy from .out.
Indian who ue.irr to draw m. luto sni
burb.'
n,irie; 11. 1
lllllawa a.larka ai
b. ... , .or, ...... I. ..
I.lvrr l.,vl.,rul.,r.
anel, avha. la
. a . r.H- ,,.u.
"iniilies, VariiisIiCas!; SSte:.
14 l-iii'.i: m kmm4 .,.,,, irv. - '...i a
' -l " -al.toaeh Bx,y, fumilnr. , J. ...se.rf.s.-, .-1 -J
-:i 1- -.id (.., hash iw,r v::rx: z..-:Ji.m
M M PIUTClIAKn.
U,,u:t and Htlmil Driggiml,
Jawia'a Lav..a.
Coiulition 1'oH'iicr.s !
'.UriMMlS .n. r. inicraOd In STOCK,
t. thjt ,n,.., prefw. eat roll are uu.
' "-i . Im-k ' 11, giving rctoteOMMl lo lloraae,
"' ' .i.def ki..e. fin sale si
PltlTCHARUM
11 :..,.:, ,S( HrUtU hug
lawis'f CoasK..
ttlllli
tiolrre.
'",' '""
a. en... III
I. a. i f W.la.
1 r
e. Mai.,h,s-,v,r.td
Kr., ra ! IIII-, , .
1.1. , , .-lib..,. ...1. .j
V.W- IM.r-
isovnaah.
I. are wiving thele atianlatoa
n ml siirsfoii'si piiiigr, ;
I "' ' -lo-'ny. st
' l lll I IIAll'o I.RL'O utokk. j
Kki.lMsaO At M-.IDI.Xa, J
iwiposiTciia or - I
V cSj ( m .fi.rwj
'si mAtm VwiWoaVt
Linens. Hosiery, Embroideries,
be . j
v I H MKKTING STr.EET, !
l eor 1 1 K tlAVNE NTKtr.T, I
' I VI.I.I.SKJ.V, el. t.:. I
'illvii UKKMA LKI01.S.J '
. II who
! aa.inaM,r I Ha ..
,e Sllv Wal.r In the .MOei.H val.l. I Uc Invl"
garslsr.aed .w.lh.a .. fa,ariscr.
the r.r.vua j.-jvioohator
. I ItiNTII I
a.-tblr as,", .in
i.li Al. .l.i.iil.lll. a. la Sa'ly
at, e.. I- i-Hr... 1. .a... a. Ir ..,
t 0'm'-t tmmf aS . rsn. Il.ae
,h. 1 -,..11 nit JH.eaae.1 I.I.
ra.te .. ana.. eta on.e
I to . fi'rfei.. SO) li"a-l. f..
Wnnteaale aen.a.
e lira V W moo. . e,a l-Liuax.
. k.
1 ' r.ae
was; II II II.
...via. a II '
.
Iam
T. BCAIUI & co
Churiotre, S. C.
)! NI)H l"r the Ij'iivefy nf P ro.-rt ,
FOK dALK HKKE
j le.rs tiibcd from hi. eye. .1 tl.e memory through Tunnel
of tti.t eveiitful bight, 1 tii.t wa. a g orioua
shot, tbe bet I f vcr made.'
Tb. bcro of tbi. advenlur. lived to wee
the rude wilderness where be h. I pitched gee creek
hia lonely eabiil transformed into amilini. serves 111.
fields, .nd peopled by h.rdy and enterpri
sing p.le face., .mor.g whom Lu last da),
were pasaed in peso and plenty, undi.turb
ed by tbe preaenee of hi. old timo fies.
What 3Uke.s tub Nujro Hlack.
The followiug rzplanalion by Dr. Draper, of
New York, p'vs.easea some intereit, obicfly
because it shows what may be .aid 011 ihe
subject :
Human blood i. made up of little ceils,
ooniaiui, ainulig other cleruenu, btomatin,
a red. Ith eubstauce, which ia largely m i l
up of iion. On. of ibe duties of the liver
is the removing of the old blood cells and
.1 t r .I,...
from which they c,rrti olll ,'rom the ey-tciu of
- " I. II of iTimi h A hot 01 111 ate dis-
Ib-lieein this fo be tbe i.. I look1 A IliritJonT roK 1 1 UMiAMiv Ley. Dr.
down my old mu.ket, (I bad no rifle,) Tboma. Ur.i.erd tbua feelingly .dmoni.h
snd seeing tb.t it wa properly loaded, married men :
I stole eaoliou.ly around th. field to the nul, "k buahands to .ppree.ate , ,
we w
utlerc
III. XI III
iSoen after this we cam. 'to the I 'liick.rua .v-
Tbis we cr -is-ed, if my memory
tbuteen tiniea Chiek arr. wgee
la of e nir-e an Indian name, and sign. lie
"tin! river of death." Many yeara a" it
is said that the mi-sionsnea .tali ned along
this 'ire iu, and inaay of iho Indians in ihe
vicinity, die I with a strange lii-.-sse, and
hence the name " river of death
As we approached Chattanooga the coun
try brraine moi. broken, and the .eenery
torn pinlureaq.i. Ch al! aliona IS also an
Indian name, .nd sign. he "lookout-" It
is in the Plate of Tenne.,"e, and ita poptila
mtier .bout (Ive thouaand.
I would a-k buabands
point from wbieh lb. wund seemed to pro- t00, wb0 "X"19 ,h JJ lDelr fl".l",g
eeed. A. I had suspected, there, In a A" not lb. kindness of wives often uu
cluster of buahes, crouched an Indian wait- Bn"-ed, onthanked, unregarded ? Ken.em
ing for m. to appear in answer to hi. de. "'. i' companions of your eXi.
eov bell, that be miirbt send th fatal bul- hil " " o A'ilJ 1,1 ti1' u" f"i
. . , .... I -nnroaehed wiihonl ne... 1 hey are abut out from the world a bul leu or twelve years old. ll is lue pouil
11 . - , !..!, ..., ,.,lr.,a,l raili.l,. and
.pplaus; lei them re.t in lb. xaur.nce ot
To on who look, upon the beiie., suattered
rallnr thinly over iho valley and the sur
rounding bills, this seems to h quite a
tM7c fiHCH- It i-, however, the rily of
rhaltatio-va Ii was formerly a Undine; on
the Tennessee river for the (. brrokeea, an
ll
tne.nI,ceni,eail..o.l.ow,,nDoM..g,s,a.,..a ,e ratiou j( in0, ,, j. ,
of -ilvery eo.,d. I was cra.Ued among the .lny ((f be ,iv(,r Th
:,,,o,,ti,,s; , ,y boyhood and tu my ...o-e 1 , WiBBi .,lt.r,fjr. h, ,I,is inaction of the
j mature y, r, I have stood on lofty cll" ' , real cleaning agent is Lfl in the -ys.em
.nd have surveyed , dc.gSt tho a-.r- ab tsf - ,ho
,r-,n.!ingseene; I bate been .u fp of the eeIU of th. eulle,
j Table ,o,-k ... N. I-, anu on top of the 1.1... , jt thu,' htooM ff0IB ,
; H,dge. but I h.ve never b. foro looked d awn I r bhck Meirilill l0 t, b..t of ,8
,,,.-.1, the .ne.n.leri.iirs ot a wide river !oiu ,!lB ioicliv,ty of tbe liver, and the
1 through. ueh valiey. as thcae I Hood there j1llount of t.iuatit, lft . refuse iu tbe
and gaed, and czh.auted th. vocabulary !
of hue, lovely, beaunfil, m.jeMic, gr'-l, p'old check-the .e.ion of the liver counllr
Ima-mfWnt, etc., aiid then left tue P'4C(" j Wlt, 1,1, ,nd, therefore, ihe eoinplezion of
, with estn me reluctance. tbc K-nuin.au appro.obw th.t of the lon-
1 Wo were abo.il ui.hitehinj our horses, I ,Un ., js ,,, . ,j
1 "",! frl?.'1' " 1 "l,U MveruJ u intelligible ezpl.tiatiou. The ten-
,i all likelihood bo on tb.s me.unt.tn ap.tn ,. Jf f coor, latu.r l0 drpo,it its.lf in
and I must po and lake another look. I 1 j, vM Uovn ,lJt et it ,10. b,
; went lo the po.nt again, d.guerreotyped the j . h Ms d.rUBiri rroCt, j, ,
erne afresh upon, my memory, .nd inen 1 .1. ...!., : ,i . .u..
00' ' - j result 01 a oisoruer, 111 tue a
lu turned aay, perhaps forever, from this I nhfalthM .flllun 0f the liver
Ml mo.t vivid ty pe of the. dceet.lde mountains
discovering myeclf to bim, onlil within shoot-
, . . , , lias
ii.2 dist.uc. then rai-ed u.y piec. .nd fired. 7"" graumii. ana er.nsi.ior..o,.. .. nen r;,.hhor All. ma has been. It ha
Tbe bullet sp.d true to iu mark, and tb. te lb'm co1'' in h one long street, and consider.!., trade
1 r . n A.m.X B! prieve you to rememt.er tb.t your love ; Laonn, wheat, ete. ll is 111 a valiev, near
Not knowing bnt that be might te so- n.. thrown ..inshln. into th. sD.-i. m mir, ui. icnnes-H.. ..... ... , . - ; i4 UIlkll0wn ,,, ,hat we may bestow credit
mp.0i.J by other., I returned with .1. tba, your pr.yer. snd ez.mp.e! ' ' "l belong:
disorder, in the shape of ia
ver. In that
the crystal mcr, .nd the " sweet grove, of, . . . (,.,IinBrte lomt ,0 le i,,hhited.
and ihe wealth of the tropics to bo lo-t to
matikiiid. In fad, th. health and vigor of
Poio KURT, Th followiug is afloat with- , tbe tropical tiibca show that " the earth is
bhs..'
mankind,
tbe tropic
out paleruity, und wo regret tnat it. origin 1 man . luuuueu uwcuing piac
eomn.n
.need to th. e.b.o. snd b.finp firmly bar- E!',B ,heln ,ia u lhe rlbt tr.iai,,. of
rinaded lb. door, I watched al! dsy from Jour children
the port boles, in anticipation of an attack
from th nomn.niona of tb. Indian t bad
killed. To add to tb. danger, and seem- tenderly r.mind. married women of their
ing hopelsT.! of my situation, I dis- 'ul' :
overtd ibat I had but on. charg. of pow-f " I nld ask wive, snd mothers to r-
1..... -v.. .-J ntemoer tn.I 11e ir sererrna. v aiuaui
A TlloroilT rein Wivzs. And thus b
We stopped but lislf an hour in Chattanooga,
and were then on tho winu' foi Nashville,
100 miles dt't.nt. Wo left .1 tdj o'clock,
a. m , May 1 4th. Ileterniined lo jee the
tceiitn of this roinanlio and far famed re
gion, I stood out oa tlio platfoi 111 for a w hile.
About a mil. from the Depot iu Chattanooga
The Tt-'NNta The Charlottesville (Va.)
Jeffer.onian .ays :
Siooo last week we b.v. twic. passed
der left. I could but mail
a. they sr. lo their husbands, their chil-
Marshal, anaie that do?, touch lot
single hair; be worries ui.ny a bog, from
out bi. muddy lair. Ol when be was a through th lung talked of Biua Ridge Tun
pup, 10 frisky and .0 plump, h. lapped his nel. On th. train approaching either aid.
milk fron a cup, when hungry at a jump, of it, th. cars are lighted up, and a red light
And than his fuunv tricks, .ofunnf in their placed on ihe end of the rear c.r, the speed
pai! through th narrow detil. which ' place, -.0 full of csnin. licks, opoo vouri diminished, snd every precaution u-ed to
irvene. belwizl lh. Lookout mount. ,1, j hand, and facw. You will surely let him prevent accidents. The entire distanc. can
lis seen throiign trom in iront or rear; toe
intervene.
and th. Teiinn.se. river.
Th. mountain I live ! Oh! do not kill him dead.be wa.j
then, if attacked by Bumbcra, I should ,)rrni t, ,r, able at any tim. to li. dowo'jmi it.lf up agamsl tb river , benoe lb. 1 bis narrative ; and prays for life uot lead
b. entirely ia tbeir power. I'otermiu.d BOd die. How carefully and pr.yerfully j railroad track haa been made, in part atjOoget.be mutt!, now and put upou bis
to do tbo boat with wbatl had, I poured should they then liv. I How much do thy I Uast, by blasting aw.y a poition of the mouth, and .top that bo wow! and ten-
pet, oompantou of their joy; you win not
kill him yet, and thu. their hopes destroy"!
. .t .l - j j .... 1. need a er.ctm. I and e. meat riety, that tbeir rock tiroieetion. As I stood there on tb.
on. an. ia ouarij ui umuii am. w. . . . ,', . j . 1 . . .1 j a
, , . . . , r.sponsibl. dutie may b all don. and well 1 platform tb. scene wa. startling snd gvand
into y musket ana men waiten ior m. . , children sr., li.bl. to b. On mv left ... lb. rocky
spproacn oi mgnf, le.iing cououena 01 .. fcandeej over to the ear. of stranger, how
attack. Night oars, at last. A be.uti. neeessary tbat they b. led arly aud .afly
ful moonlight nijht it was, too, and this to Christ 1"
tall terminating
tba mountain, rising up perp.ndloularly for . No, Marshal, spare that pup ! touch not a
a hundred, or 125 fe.t. .nd at th. summit .ingle hnlr ! O! put your " piaul " up au l
were Immense rocks overhanjinj our beads, Igo away from tiier.
liglit on the out.id. of th. tunnel assumes,
as the cars progres. through it, n .ppnar
.no. of luminous fir., and at last a per
feet brilliant blase ; tb. honse al ibe west
ern end, it door, and windows, and person,
standing; n.r ean be seen distinoily nil tho
train gets mora, than half w.y ihra'itfh iho
tunnel, when tb light becomes aa il war.
a blaze of fir.