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J Y ATESf Editor and Propbuctob.
I 'Term f Snltcriptiontxiiizi: Pollaks, indrance. V
CHARLOTTE' N. C
MNARiX" P19I 1869
cnrrvrnimTn r'n? rrfin 1 wrttnrn o T 4
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rCRLISHSD BT
WILLIAM J. YATES, Editor and Proprietor.;
i
iTs -TTiree Dollars per
annum - in advance.
.... ; '; v
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AdrerlijcraeBl frill be inserted,
fates. r in accordance with contract
at reasonable
Obituarr notices of fer fire lines in length .will
-beeaargediar at advertising rates.
' Robert Gibbon, M. Di,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Tryon Street, Charlotte, J. C, -
OSce and HaaidencaAa dorouUit1d State Bank,
(formerlj ni, Joanalon s residence).- 4 "
- J. P. ilcCoinbs, M. D.,
. Offers hi prqfeiional eertice to the citizens of
Charlotte and surrounding country. All calls, both
Eight and dii? promptly attended tp ;
Office in Brown's building, up t-tnir, opposite the
Charlotte HoteL
Oct lfrj. ' :
A. W. ALEXANDER, !
Surgeon Dentist, i
! CHARLOTTE, K. C.
( QJZ.ee in tke Bravley Building, oyjtoiite tkt Charlotte
f .Houl.) ' : . ; 1
t3U.Can be consulted on Tuesdays, Wednesdays,
Thursday anl rria.iya.
March-2-V 13. .
Dr. JOHJft H. McADEN
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
- . CnAllLOTTE, Ki C., ! .
Has on hand a large and well selected stock, of PURE
DRUG?, Ciicniicalf, Patent Medicines. Family ledi-
eincf. Paints, Oun, varnishes, Dye StuffW, rjtncyand
Toib't Article., which he is determined to acil at the
very lowest prices. ' -
May 20, 1VJ7. -i
DENTISTRY
Tray wick & Bland
FlkTing formed a cu-partnership, tender their profes-
hioual services to the public iit large. .Theirofiice will
be oien fro'n S a m. to G P- m., and either of them
will Ti?it patients at their residences when called.
..Office; over McMurray, DavU & CaTs Store, Bryce
-: WE M- SHIPP, ;
A T T O U XE Y AT LAW,
. Charlotte, N. -C., i
Dewet's
tf
Bask IHildixg.
9, l.S 0
WALKER. & BRO., ..
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Gray' JiuiLling, Trade Street -Vo. G.
rronirt and Mrict i rrsn.il attention civen to the
a? of .Merchandise, Suck aud Prduce generally-,
and t ail buslne entrusted to their care.
f.4)tt4innie&t Solicited'. .
Dec I I, 1CS. itf , :
x .New .Firm and
NEW GOODS ?
The .lrigned having formed a Partnership
under the style of
J. PIIIM.IPS 1 & CO.,
; furthe purpose of condncting the .
( .TXcrcIiaiit Tailoring
And Gents Furnishing Goods Business,
; Would respectfully infJrni their friends and fhb piib
i jjc Renerxlly. than hey are iow recviving their stock
; vf Fa.U f"d Wioter GoJds, conjiirtting of all grades
' of Proiirt h, English an i American
i Cloths, CnssifiicreM fc Vcslihffx,
' -lu great variety of makes and colors.
. Gents' Furnishing Goods : -
Shirts. Collars, Cravats, Hosiery. Merino Under
wear, Ties of all kinds, Umbrellas. ! ,
In fact everything usually- found in a FIRST
li.iMt Tailorimr Establishment, all of
which were selected with'great care and warranted
give satisfaction.
Special attention will be given to the
TAILOUIXa DEPAKTMKXT,
and all goods sold will be made up in the very best
style, and a fit guaranteed. f - ' ' i
TAILORS TUIM MIMGSi of all kindsk kept con
stantly ou hankl,and sold to the Trade at wholesale
. prices. " : ' ' ..." r j ' . , r f
ts-t CUTTING AND REPAIRING if all kinds,
promptly attended to and satisfaction given.
We will be found at present iu the room over the
Expr Office, where our friends are invited toive
us 'a call. - 'i ) I '.', 'I
We will occupy the Store at present occupied by
First National Bank, as subn as their Banking House
'is euiubleU-J. J.S.PHILLIPS,
. JAO. it
. Watch and Clock . Mikar,-
AMI DEALKS ' I!C '
FIXE WATCHES, CLOCKS,
. JEWELRY
. ; Wateh MaleriaW, Sped 'ae.lt $, AfC.
,Aug. 10, 1S07. CHARLOTTE, N
C.
Q U E R Y. . "
Is receiving, daily, his Fall Stock of
!tlil!iiicry, Trimming, fcc. A.C.,
Which he asks the Ladies an 1 the public generally
1t call an i eintnine.. . '
5
li.MRS OTTER V is nrpnarcd to serve her
rneiils itu tho .
! f ; . LATEST STYLES
. t ia Uuunels. lints. Drns umkinir.
oct , 1S08.
CITYfc BANK OP CHARLOTTE,
TRADE ST., SPRTXGST BUILDIXQ,
CniRLOTTK, If. c.
W. A. WfLLIAMS, Casiiibk.
C.tt. G. liUTT .Teller..
OJlce1 Hours from 8 a. m. tdl Q p. w.
(
This Rank has enlaged and refitted its Banking
nous;, and with a hyge modem improved. Fire and
Furg!r Proof Safe,., offers superior inducements to
D-poVuors. Receive Deposits on Interest or othcr-
vi,e, buys and sells Coin,, IhillioiL, Exchange and old
A.aii. oics, ani urawa directly on 11
U principal
pUrss in the world at .Vcr York rates.
Julv rt, 1808.
iW"estern 33 erdocrat
Oct. o. IMS
'
The Cotton Crop. j-
I According to the ptiblished '' statements, less
than one million bales of cotton! of j the 'crop of
aooo, iiau ueeu receivea, at me various ;unitea
States ports up to January 1st. . . It is very clear.
therefore, that considerably more than one-half
the crop is still m the hands of the'planters;
and as a consequence, that .'the Southern people
1 : 1 - . ' . I
are iu uu uanger oi eiarration. j jr
j. We believe jhe determination 'Of the planters
nas Deen general to hold as much of, their cotton
as their necessities would permit ' .Only enough
has beeu Bold to supply; pressing wants,. while the
remainder is' being 'held for j higher price. We
know personally that in some portions of our own
tata and South Carolina the bulk !ofthe crop
of 18C3 is still ia tho hands; of the -planters.
j Considering the . bountiful crops of last year,'
we think, even judging ironi the t quantity of
cotton onhand alone, that ; we may safely con
clude that trade will be better idurins: the pre
sent year than its present condition Warrants.
RfeMOVALi
B- II- PRESSON has removed this stock of
Groceries from the Mansion House ' building- to the
Store. neat Joor ea6t of ; Bryce's! Brck Building,
where he will be glad to see his friends ahd customers.
He has in store a full stock of Goods in his line.
sueh as ! ;- i ;.; . -
Sugar, X'offee, Molasses, Salt,'
"Flour, Meal, Bacon and Lard,
Cotton Ties, Rope and BaggingJ
Fish, Cheese, Rice, Liquors, ;
Dry Goods and Fancy Articles,
Crockery, Tin Ware, &c. j !
In fact anvthins? usually kent in a first
class .Grocery
Stove, which he will sell at moderate
rates in ex-
change for Produce, or for. Cash. - I H
He. asks a call from those desiring to purchase, as
he feels satisfied that he can please
jmialitv. . -4 ! ) ' - f j
in price anu
I
PRESSON.
Jan 4. 18G0. - j B. M
WET GREEN i NURSERY. .
- - - 4 1 ! j I'i
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
10,000 Apple, lO.OOO; Peach, 10,000 Straw-berry,
-Currants,' Ooosebemes and Orcen House Plants,
Catalogues sent on application.
CP. MENDENIIAL
Proprietor.
i
Sam'l J. Thiuley, Superintendent.
Greensboro, N. ., Deo 7, 1858
Stoves, Tin-Waro, &ci
t
D. HJIBYEEIiY,
(Li the Basement Store under j Mansion. House,
!Keeps for.sale a full assortment of jStovcs of every
description,' Jlouow-n.are, Jun-Mare, Japau-axe,
ie.,i&c. f " . ... f , ' I i r .
Spears Anti-Dust Cooking. Stove ;is a superior arti
cle, and has given general satisfaction. I have sold ,
a large numlcrwit Jiin the past y'ea. .
Tin, C opper ana bheet-lron work executed at snort
notice. Repairing proicptly attended to. . 'L
Cr I retifrti my thanks for thef liberal' share of'
I D H
BYEItLY,
March 1G, 188
Under Mansion House
FRESH ARRIVALS' j OF
China, Crockery; and Glass Ware-
JAMES HARTY.J i
(Next Dook to the i Court Hocsb.) .
I tiurtnnt - a very large stock of -T t '"" " '
China
t, Crockery, and Glass Ware,
r whh . a good assortment of House-Jkeeping
Together
articles, consisting of; Knives and, Forksj Spoons,
Castors, Better Prints Ladles, Tubs, Churns, Buck'
ets. Bread Trays, Rolling Pins,' Stjeak Beaters, Jea
Kettles, Stew Pans, Gridirons, &c. I;
House Furnishing Goods i
Of every description. i
I have the most complete assortment of j LADIES'
BASKETS to be found in the City4-Market, Travel-
.:ng. Key ana 1 ic .Nic isasacts in every variety ana
W illow are generally, i '
Cnll anfl "examine my Stock.
Oct 2-1808. M f JAMES II ARTY.
THE CELEBRATED CHEAP STORE,, j
IX COTTdX-TOlVX, CHARLOTTE,
(X(rt Door to Sfthhousf, Macavlay ; tt Co.,)
' Wpt by; the Celebrated i I
Orderly Sprgeantr, H. M". PHELPS,
Company IS. list K. C. Regiment,
Who has in Store a full and complete stock of For
eign and Domestic (
Dry Goods
hjch will be bom as ow as oy any oiuer man in
Charlotte. Come and try me before you buy aily
where else. Itychewiug the bsgyou can tell tne
taste of the nuddie."i That is to say. by. coming to
my Store first where everything kept in a First
Class Dry Goods Store can be had yoq ! "will find
every thingr with prices to suit your purpose. 1
- ! . - M : - 7, ' ''
Save . Your Haes. ;
Save the pennies and the dollars will take caret
.. 1 ... ' :'
tf
themselves."-, (.(; r 1 . : f " ',
. RAGS--Cotton, land Woollen Rags hoiightl
Beeswax. Dried Fruit, Old: C
Goose Feat hers; Chicken Feathers,
Drv Ilvdes. and ' Rusty Five orj
ppper ana urass,
1 urkey r eathers,
Ten Dollar Gold
Pieces, at full price.': :
n. M. PHELPS.
1
! V
Walli PaDerine.
Just received 1.000 pieces; of Wall Papering. Also,
100 pieces Porderiijg Paper, 200 pair Window Cur
tains, 100 Fire Screens, &c , fori sale at; Jfew York
NoTember.23, iSGS;
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
WitlliowsIiVrA::
Riiitel V
Have now in store one or tne largest fctocKs
ever brought to this market." j; .
i . .' . I :
of Goods.
They keep a full assortment of all kinds of Goods,
and win sell at remarkably low rates.' Jj .
rs C n-ATtttv Iprchanta and I wholesale huvers
generally4 as tvcll as retail purchasers, are request-,
ed to examine this magnificent stock of Goods.
Millinery and DressT Making.
A separate department is devoted tO-Millincry and
Drcs-making, where: the Ladies can have wrk done
promptly and jn the latest stylesj V C',.i)lZ ;
WITTKOWSKY & RIXTELS; '
Oct' 5, IPCS. , Bctwcea the two Drug Stores
: r:A. fHiLLEk ;3
lyatchmaker and Jeweler,
Xext Door to the Dmoerat Ojjict,
Chikiottb, C.
If your Watch'necds Repairing,
1 -
Don't: get inad and go to" sweariug;
. . Jut take it into HALES' shop, j :
He will fix it so it will notjstop.- j -'
JIc warrants his work all for a year,
When it is used wilh proper car.c.1 .
' 1I& will do it. as low as'it can be done,
And do it so well it s sure jto run
j ; iPoor.Ec(m6myi't. (j
An! illustration of the policy of trying to save
tvru uuiiara anu inereDy losing nunareus wcurreu
nojt many hundred" miles from Goldsboro, N.: C.:,
during the past season; A man whose name we
will withhold at present; was too penurious to
take his county paper!. He held a mortgage of
some 451,9.00 agajnsta cert;iin parcel of : real es
tate, the owner of whch was otherwise involved,
and aeuit in the District Court .was commenced
by his creditors, and; the .aforesaid mortgagee
was made a nominal party to the suit, as he had
an . interest in the real estate. He being absent
from home temporarily, service could not be had
at the proper time, and hence the notice fjthe
suit was published, as required by law in such
cas.oa inade arid . provided. He never hajd - the;
P?Per and, consequently, knew nothing of the.
suit, i Ihe case went to Court, and was decided
in favpr of the plaintiffs.' The above defendant
failing to appear as per notice, ' default 1 was en-'
tered .against him, and '.by order of the Judgo
the mortgage was canceled upon the county re
cords and the land sold by the Sheriff to satisfy
said judgment. Some time afterwards, the man
holding the mortgage, went to look after his in
terest, and found that his claim to the land had
been canceled, and that he was $1,900
out of
pock et. G oldsboro Messenger. ' f-
; We suppose the man who held the mortgage
was a' subscriber to the " LaCrosse Democrat," or
i i i i . - , J i : .
some other Northern paper, instead of taking his
hornet paper. He .was; no doubt, one faf f the
word patriots who curse the North and at. the
same time patronize Northern papers. ;
Protection. :
The Wilmington Journal very properly re
marks that New Engaud has always demanded
"protlpction" for its'uianufactories from the Gen
eral . trovcrnmen't, and has always recejved t.
The Northwest and the South have been robbed
for years. for the benefit of New England nabobs,
and although the stock of their leading; manu
facturing companies has advanced to ten'aud
twenty times their par values, they aire as lusty
in their cries as'everj. How ingura : it'is that
three-fourthsof the Union 'will '.voluntarily sub
mit tOjbe robbed to) make rich the remaining
fourthi To be sure ihey base their appeals upon
the grounds of national pride and welfare but it
amounts to mostlucrative and oppressive mon-opol-.c$.;
.j;:- .- ..-. . i:;..- . J- - ."
I JJelpw we subiuit,!in proof of our position, a
table showing the par
showing the par value and the market
value
of a few of the New England manufacture
ing companies r
-'1 I '.
$185
1105
2,015
Androseoesin Mills (v&r valne $1001
Peppcrcll Manuf 'turing Co (par value $100)
PaciQC Mills (par value 100)
Nashua Company (par valiie 100) i
Stark ;Milli (par value $f00) ' "t
Chicopee Manuf'ing Co. (liar value $100)
SalisUiny Manuf'ing Co (par value $100)
Boot Cotton Mills (par vauic -$100) -Lacohia
Manuf'ing Co.s (par value $100) .
755
1T275
275
: 270J
1,080
1,200
3,3121
215
Amoikeag Manuf'ing po. (par value $100) I
GrcalFalls Manuf'ing Co. (par value $100)j
j Attachment Notice.
$(ate of Xorth Carolina., Lincoln Cotu&y. T
Joseph MJ St evens, James Wr. -Pegram,;:TtlomaS X.
iMor. vs. John W. Grady. James P Iloycar ihivid
i O.j Hawthorn, James RahnUtcr, Sarah A Elford,,
! Executrix! - j: j j': ,: ' j..--: '.
j; The defendants above: .named are notified that a;
warrant of Attachment, has been obtained against,
them by the plaintiffs in this case. r.The complaint!
is filed and summons returnable on the lst'day o
February, I8G9, and .demands judgment oh award
for $788.93. " J " . : j
i The defendants are notified to appear on tho 1st or
February, 18G9, to answer the complaint, f -
'I hi. - : t I- ;U .r S. P. SHERRILL, '-. ' -
Clerk of Superior Court of Lincoln eounty
January 4, 18CJ ivr
pr adv.$6.
i Attachment Notice.
State of Xorth Carolina, Lincoln County
J. M. Stevens and James W. Pegram, vs. Johh W
: urauy, jsmes v. ivoyce, waiu u. uniuiu,
i Bannist cQ Sarah'A'. Elford,' Executrix, r f ' J
! The defendants above named are notified that a
warra
int. of .Attachment has been .obtained against
by the plaintiffs in this case. The complaint
them bv the pi
is filed and summons: Ireturnable on the 1st day .'of
FebruarvJ 1860. and demands judgment on an award
for the sum of $1,221.
r
1 The defendants are; notified to appear, on
February 18G9. to answer the complaint.
he 1st of
! I ! S P. SHERR
JAj1, -
l.ierK oi superior tuuri ui uumj.
January 4, 18G9 i 4w
pr. adv
$6.-: f
GET- THE BEST!
-1-.
THE VER Y, BEST, SXUFF .XO IF, IX
USE IS
... . '. I
CELEBRATED
Manufactured in Baltimore, Md
Do not fait to try if, for you icdi Hce it.
For Sale!
in Charlotte by. s
StcnhOuse, Macaulay & Co.;
j U . f -- . - ' '-5 :
Hammond & McLau ;hlin,
M D L Moody,
Caieon JtMjricr,
Frazicr, Scurlett & Co.,
Duls & Hi
ker,
.- H i ' '-
Dr'j HMcAden,
Pr J N Butt,
i-.; ',-.,:.)-.; iisi.i
Haltoni.A .Gray,
j - -;Jtrr-
D M Rigler.
S Grosa Si Co.,
V .Richards & Co.; r ,
..'I ' . . '. .-I i ''-'' -
January 4, 18C9 . ;,Gm
( MATTHEWS' HOUSE,. .
(Formerly Kerr's Hotel, (Jharlottef i, C.
V This: well known House is
III I l now under the control and jrianigemeni f
I'll lithe undersigned, rho solicit La share jof
public patronage - j The Ilbusa has recentlyheen 4
thoroughly repaired and refurnished,' and no cxer-
tidns will bo spared to make patrons comfiartahld. fl t
THE TABLE will be furnished wifhrthetbest the
market afTords.f . Refreshments of ajl uijetifiaa always
be found at the Bar, -UwJ5
THE STABLES, attached to this House will ,.be
ound suiBcient to accommodate the Horses of our
nnntj friends who may prefer a . arfel place and
raid feed. 1 : W.' M MATTHEWS, JaTl
. v. ; l-J T
ill
L. -STE-iGALr.
Smpd
HighU of Married Women in the Heal Estate of-
their.
T71. 1 T
The followingiis the law securing the rights
of married women in Ihe real-state of their hus
bands, passed by the NP C. Legislature on March
2, 1867 irry ;--f r;; y "(j;
j , Section 1. Be it.enacted by the Genetal ! As
sembly of the State of North Carolina, and it is
hereby enacted by the authority of the ' same,
That every, married woman .saU be i entitled to
one-third interest of iH the; lands, tenements and
hereditaments of which her husband is Or.may
be seized and possessed at any time daring
covertufe in which third part, shall be compre
hended the. dwelling house in which her husband
and iami!y; tisuaffy repldiaM&iBobfy k kdwn
and called the mansion house; together with the"
omces, ouu nouses, Duuuings ana otner improve-,
ments ihereunto beloncincr or annerfainin'r: which
third interest shall nt be subject to seizure on
execution for the .payment of j any clebt of her
husband, during the term of her me: ,t I 'ravuxcdt
That said interest shall not attach ? to any- lands
that may have been tona fide conveyed by the
husband previous to jthe passage of this act.
.; Sec. 2. Be-it further. enacted 1 That no aliena
tion by.thahusband jwith or without the cove
nants of warranty, : under the provisions of this
act, shall have any other, or further effect, than
to pass his two-thirdf interest in the same. Pro-
; viaea. xnat upon tne wire joining witn ner nus-
band in the deed, anjd acknowledging , the same,,
according to the provisions of existing: laws,
being privately examined touching her free con
sent in the execution of said conveyances, h iany
or all of said land may be sold and conveyed;
and that the Chairmen of the Courts of j Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, as to the lands located in
their respective coxinties, shall; have , the! same
power to conduct such examination f as is now
riven byi law to the Judges of the bupreme and
Superior Courts, and the certificate j of such
Utiairmcn, toucning
lands in their respective
counties, shall havfe the same torce and
if jjgned by a Judge. ; : . - 'l . j----
effect as
I ! -J The 1 vdte for President
I Subjoined are the official returns of j
the vote
in "the late Presidential election in thirty-two of
the th irty-three States participating, t In, a total
of 5.G22,138,5 it Will be seen that Grant's ma
jority is but 343,G8, and how even i that! meagre"
result was ootainea win appear, Dy a giance at.
Tennessee' and M
ssouri. wncre wnite men were;
disfraqchiscd-by
wholesale, and a look
reconstructed States, wherS the Grant
made up byrno ant negies who were butiy
terday yi all the "barbarism of slavery. UVnd
also let It be remlmbered that the white1 mn of
Virginia, Mississippi and Texas had 'no jrbicennj
tho election. ; r - -
' .JA!
Grand j;
1 m. r. '( 1 1
State. ' ..
Alabama, j
Ajkansas, i
California, ,
Connecticut
Seymour
0,280
19,9951
- .54,077
47,844
' 10.957
I 101,767
199,141
' 16G.980
- 74,040
13,620
115,888V
43,189
43,497
62,356
59,103
82,331
r 28,030
- 58,905.
5,439
30,571
. 82,7GG
429,883
' 84.031
239,032
; ,11,125
313,382
. -6,548 ;
45,237 .
? .36,311
12,309
20,305
'i 4,695
2,643,635
22,1 5
5.1,583
50.780
Delaware. . !
7,609
Georgia,
Illinois, ;,f
,159
550.293
176,552
TndlaTm, -
Iowa, ?
Kansas, i ij - .
Kentucky, ;
Louisiana ;
3Iaine, M
Maryland,
120,399
30,028
39,566
127.911
70,486
30,442
31assachusetts,
13,6,3971
Michigan,
Minnesota,
Missouri,
Nebraska,;
113,229
43,413
83.887
9,729
New Hampshire,
38,218
N ew Jersey, -New
York, j j
North Carolina,"
Ohio,
Oregon, ; v. i
Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island,
South Carolina,
Tennessee, ,
Vermont,! j
West Virginia,
Wisconsin. ;
i .
r9,882
419,883
I 92,293
280,222
110,960.
342,280
.12,993
, 62)16
56v757
.44,086
29,007
108,844
Total,
';2,9S7,503
2,643,635.!
Grant's majority.
343,868
Tub ; Siamese .Twins. The ; Liverpool
Daners of the 21st ultimo announce tho arrival
r a t ., ... .i .
trievinjr their fortunes, having lost all their prop-
erly through the late American war' and - will
then proceed to Paris to have af surgical opera-
tion perfonnedf which they have at last!, made up!
thbir minds to submit to.'",;' b-.M. f,
. The City Book Store,
Has leen Removed to P, Dowries Qui.
- - One door below its former locationJ" i at-
Evcrvbbdvi is invited to call, and examine ,our
Stock, which consists in part of alarge" a'ssrUrtentpf
School, Religious and . JsiiscellaiieousiJooKs,
Clank and 'pass rUobks, W1I 'Paper,! iJlani rand,
Printing Taper, - and all articles usually , kept in. a
first-class 'Book Stored . il- ".:. -!fV:
Out arrangements with Puuhshers'arersuCh that
wti receive alt the NEW. WORKS pf popular authors
as sobn as published i -,hiuA.i:i lr .t.m';
Our prices are as low as any other Booksellers in
the State.'4 ". h ' r ' .' .4 I l
'jail '4, 186 ia. k r WADE & GUKKELS.jV,
Dissolution-
'Irii
v The firm of MILLER h BLACK is. tbu daj dis-i
sojved, hj mutual consent AUtbose; having claims
against the same will present them for pajraent abd
those'" indebted, either by Note or Account, kre! re
queued to'eosse forward and settle? up without. de
lay. : $ettlcmc.pts . can he nade , with either of ths
firm'at the eld stand, j: !- . R."M.;,ilILLER. Vj
; iW J.'ULACK j willi continuW: tha
bfiBiaessttHhe
ier atrana and
old aUnd icd alJiotirf ag partaer laclic
Uheral sharef pa
friends. j, V-!l' ;? f. 1
iJan l.- 'rt ' ! r K. SIILjLEE, r i
there of the Siamese twins. '1 he Liverpool 'ost or the largest real estate agencies oi the city ot
says; I ?yl f f i i u'i Hr-'t. ll:i?ilh .'Nevri YoVk," dated iBeoember 21st,rin;trhich; is
rnsulting wit
geodsWiiatotrthey puroose making a tour ment of men amlmontytoicorfoGevrgia kind
of the. United Kingdom for the purpose of re- the South generally in aj fry; ; non' This
t Geih WasUngton's -Wife: V ' 5 ' .
a - .in ..iif-t'-.;! 'i I? iris.' 71) I
" 2 Ah enirravei fac-timile letter - of . Martha
4
Washington' among the historical curiosities of
tne capitavaoes -not: spealc very f well tor, ,Jier
literary cttlture-ralbit Bhel was one'of theinost
eiegant jaaies ; oi tnej jia rjuominiqn. 11 was
written to an intimate friend during her husband's
x jcDiucouy , suu hucu ;kw iurk was me ten
of government, v? -Mosi of the - peculiarities;' are
uue,;u is true, to oia-iasuionea spelling ana cus
Ht U New York October the 22d, 1789
My dear Fanny "v j j; ij i I.
I Haver by mrs Sims sent you a watch it as
one or thecargoo that I have so Jons mentioned
ta you thatwa expected, "'1 hope is such one
if that hat any influence on your-tast the f chain
is of mrLeafs oboosing and such as mrs sA,doms
the vice-presiedents lady arid those in the "polite
circle wear. - I -j : I I'.j' -' ' - . - -M1' :;" i '
- mrs Sims will give ydu a better account of the
fashions thanI can--Ii liya ver dulFlife hear
and know; nothing that passes j in the town-I
never goejto any public placeindeed I think! I
am more like a state prisoner than anything else
there is certain bounds set for me which I miist
not depart from---and as I j cannot doe as J like
I am obstinate and stay at , home a great deal. I
; f. - the President set out this ;day week , on a tour
to the eastward inr Lear and major Jackson At
tended hjm-my dear children has had very bad
colds but thank god they; are getting better my
love and good wishes attend -you and 'all with
you rememDer metoimr; & mrsliU n Jbow is
the poor 'child kiss marie I send ,her too little
handkercheefs to wipe her-nose .-j -:V
adue X am my dear Fanny yours '-' ; j".
j.most effectionateiy J-.x. t T -;j
-r.'-a' r.r y M" WAsnixoTox
Cheating -tho Government. :
r Since .the frauds and abuses of .the Franki
privilegd have beguh to be agitated, it turns t ut
that moe rascalityrlias beeu' going on in this de
partment than mostipeople supposed. - Members
have no only been frankiug -alniOst everything
with their own ;writtenr manuscript, but have got
fuc simile stamps of their j autographs made to
distribute among their frlendsi tQ help expedite
matters,? and the way in . which mail matter has
been going through the: countryman V this waj is
fearful. j.: The worst case "jyet : brought to public
notice, is that of John Lynch, member of Con
cress from Porjtland, Maine, who has used Siis
!at' the i'rant l(j pass mail bag? of newspapers toCincin
L,J,;af uati. 'What he did in! this way in one da',
:-Ff ."r 1- "
abolition of the privile
is a ioreuone conclusion.
'Ml
Cold Victuals.
1
It is . not long ago since, in this
country: qold
meat was looked on asjthe symbol of everything
impovenshbdl and stingy and squalid. " In miny
parts of .N ewiEngland the fame predjudico( exists
yet, and ."mean as cold victuals" is quite a com-
, mon expression to aeno?e 1 anyunng or any Doay
thai is beneath contempt. ! In large cities like
New.ork;inaoy.j;thpusa!hds of meople live more
upon cold meats than upejn hotv and the food
seems to asree with them.! G ermans live half
the tune upon cold ham I and sausajre; fandiare
1 much given also ip .salad 'and uncooked . vegeta-tric-rrfy-raxa.kjnds.
. Cold veal is always to be
found pu the counters in ! German TcstimraDt.
EoUo.ing the IviiglishJ fashion, many restaurants
in New York make a specialty of cofd' meats4, and
there s a 'great demand ' forthem in general,
nany persons considering them more wholesome,
as well as mo.ro palatable,' than' hot meats. J
h Cold joa&t pork jis infinitely better than hot,
as wei as more digestible: - In certain villages
of 'France where the culture of the 6ilk-wrm
giyes!eujpIoyment to imost of the. inhabitants,
while the season isjat its height the women lare
all too busy to prepare hot food regularly, and so
the ppople dine -pcrpendicularlyy on sdeh poA
victuals as joray be a hand. They "ar reported
as being very healt hy vahd; , robust under; this
jegimen. It is a question i x)pcn for 'discussion
whylood and drink should be taken hot -under
any 9ircumstahces.l r Sonie physiciins'think that
the premature; decay of . teeth is owipg to jthe ,
constant habit of'hbt nieats-and driuts with the
.frequent 'antithesis: of iced ; water. rMan being
the only animal, that cooks, is the only one that
cats hot food, and he is more Diablo Jo disorders
of all sorts than the lower creature. ? ; ii .!
Coming At !Last.Vo have before" us, says
the Augusta Cbnstitutionalist a letter from
one
opinion is I rom men who como mdaijy" contact
witn tne largest capua ists oi tne ortn aua are
thus fwell prepared to draw general conclusions
as 4o their future intentions and moyembnt
I" view of these iactsjcomes question of
iQarolfha receives .her fuirprbrtiohbf the'iuien
and money now so sadly1 heeded in every portion
bf our StateV-' jAhd Jet lis lakb thesofivcii by
- the hand instead of turning our . backsfon ! them
and 4hhs7driyrng them tq other, localities.;' To
the 2tfbrtheramerfhb rttf capital' b'ut fait of
piir people have iefer shbw any ahtipathyl .We
have only dehbiinbed thqse Vho Kae' conic jhere
to carry aifay the little that WCT have becn'iible
;to make since the close of the4 war.lTl7mm'-
a lAiifr.-.- r?X'l -4.Tf. !' fT;
I.-
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fly-
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t ' j5'Peo)le ) -will fin d ; dii t inr t f me that 'the
South has no woTsecberirynnr the United Sjtates
than that low, -vile-talking inan, BnckfPomeroy;
of tho La Crosse democrat aad IS ewii or t-JJemor
erat, If a man ift a democrat at hedrtand ffully
believes the principles of' the party are just and
rightrbe.is,to be jrespected ibr.adheariug' to his
purpose.
InweRt nlassea of JdcooIb ill thai country with- his'
,vUp;6oerxpous r.mjuf ti . partr no es
rT , f r --j1 at a - - JLu -A ;
r .:ivf !' -U?t"'1lrti'Tf ?J'tWl?lll-.
itfx':h-'XVx ';T ' '!'"": '!
rnly deceives and mieads the people, ; ; : :
into tha bubiness Jorthe sake of making mone'v.' f3 . i.
n i r.-A 1..- -tc i tv : .jtnev w
ana ior iiuiv ixurpose.-cairsxo xne iasr& oi me i
region than-stretches from Flaiuftfld, N". J., W
Easton ' Ta. r Farms are worth f rom $ 1 25j to
S200 per acre, and aro constantly
mcrcasingjio;.
value. It is true that some of th
is rise is aua
to railroads, which affords better
marketing,, 'but the most of it is
facilities for '
owing tp (h
bettermanagement of the land,
more of clover than in tho regular
rotation, as it comes in olteuer.
They m&U
Pennsylvania
The routlou
is: . i, corn upon a clover sou, limcu; z, oatsj j,
wheat, with the manura of - tho farm: 4, cloter,
to be cut jor pastured. The farmers in all this -
region attribute the great change ID the varus of
The Clover . and . Lime Theory la P.octl.
j .- . We hate, had much to say upon tho bcata
of using lime and clover upon worn-out soils, to
give them a start. , And yet we are apprehensive
that many of- our readers have regarded ths
matter as mainly theoretical, and will not b In
duced to try it. " Although agriculture b ad
mitted to bo a tentative art, some things are set
tled as Bellas they ever can' be by any amount
of experiment! ' . Among them is- the utility; of
applying ilime to soils that have cot already
enough of it, and - cropping with clover to ! add
vegetable matter and ammonia to thin, liht
soils, or those- that do not i?e remunerativs
crops. In a recent trip ver the line of tho New
Jersey Central Railroad, we saw abundant, evi
dence of j the renovation of , wctti-out farms.
Thirty years ago these arms were d productive,
and many of their owners were anxious to sell
out at thirty dollars an acre and emigrate, jll
was difficult to sell at any price. jNow one trill
have to go far to find a' more beautiful farming
their lands to this rotation. Tho crops sre luxu-.,
riant,' and the wheat fielda arc as promising as ia
any part of the West In all the better farming ',
districts of Pennsylvania, 'similar results aro
manifest. ! Clover and lime, in 'connection With ('
the manure made upon the place keep tho farms ' ;
in pood heart, and constantly improving. ! The' j
average production of wheat and qf corn in thcvs
iiisiriuis in mum iiiiicr iiiuii iiii iiiu n vcnu :-
States, which '.had a richer virgin soil. When" 1 -eyer
thistreatmcnt of the , soil has been ! idtro,
duced, it secures the- most satisfactory results. '
We do not see how this management of the soil
can be considered as pcrtairving merely to jtha
theory of agriculture. Yet the mass of our farm?
ers in thtj Eastern States continue to raiso clover -
in small paicnes, as a lorage crop,! wunoui. toi
crencc to its value as a renovator of the soil. If
they woild travel moro aud eee- what is accom'
plished in the line of their art, they would form
better views, both of theory and practico jof sg-
riculturo;. American Agriculturalist
i
Three Classes of Hearers.
a
Many thousands, attend .Church ovcry pabj
bath, in every city, vilhitrc and 4 hamlet or our
a ml I m .
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noDulous country.. ! The motive which actuates
their bodily, presence in the house of God should
bo to hear the word of God, whic i is "tho savor
of life unto- life' as it falls from tho lips bthe .
living minister. But of the thousands who cover
,the pews how, many hear profitably. There is
the mandevotcd to the pursuit of wbrldly husi- -uess,
all the week, night and day, concentrating .
all his naturo u'pou tho object of gain. IJo is
sorry that Sunday coipcs one day n 60vcnJ vJThe
stillness j that Surrounds him is :pprcssiyel, sod '
he Ion g$ for the bupy, ACtivo Mc nday. Yet he
has his seat in tho Church, and jt is quite !a re-
lief to escape ffum his ennui for an hour ; besides
it is a very respectable way to fpona ineioao
bath, e.'nd h( would not be a faiionable citireu
did he riot attend. ,Tho uinL.tcr commences . .
and so does he, but commcticcf to not j Tbo '
minister. warms. with his theme, ho nods assent, j.
llic minister Concludes, ho nod on, and wakes ;
up in time to kneel down or s and up for th j
prayer. Not a word of life incssago has he .-.
heard, and yet he 'will compliment the discourse.
Fine sermon, sir ; our minister, : lmost surpassed
hi wisely to-qgy. Jiis Lnurcn ia minister arc
his only weaknes. His minister, sir.' ,A sound
hiap,"sir; a profound theologian, very orthbdor,
sir: souna in an aocirine : no says noiaioz m
regard to"the' somw,m of the sleepers.
A,nd there is the faahionablo ehM, gotten , up
at grjeat5 expense to attecd the service, low
graceful every movement as she floats doTtl.the !
broad, aisle jto hcr accustomed scat. - With what j
revcreuce ana propriery sno Dcnas ner quceniy ,i
head in her'sccmintr devotion, flhe text is sn-!
oounccd and the scrnjon' proceeds, and sol doef j
she;, but not to h car, but to take an inventory 4
of every bonnet I hat, cloak and shawl,) with j
jewelry hymn-book, powder, paint and fhair. ,
gloves, furSj muflisj curls and all the articles of j
women'? apparel, "ot a word of Heaven's inel '
sago ha 1 'she beard. fSha votes jthe' scrmoa dull
and tho preacher a . boro. Sbo cannot teljl tha
text,; or a single prtposition in j the discourse ;
and yet she can te'l what a dear little bpnoct -
Miss A had, arid how frightful Mrs. 13 looked iu
that horrid eld hat. and 31 its C has worn lh
samc'fujrs three winters. ,1 . . ,
There is another cla;s who
don't elecj, nor
gaze abj
ut; but rcatch every wiord and jefcdo
not heat
Tina cLufs ajo, CQDsidered mteJUctual i j
d thVir.criticj5ii!f the ministers talect
uch to do with his- niefulnMsrro th
ty he serves. They listen, but net for
ds of Jesus, but for entioiog -wordl of
isdoin. Tbev have the. most elcgsnk
taste,' a o4 ULT sounds hash, Sad. prodcecs 8 i
dissonance in their complacent souls. The ser
mon n ustbe; elegantly finished, . the v diction
chaste ind choice, and be thought bfty aid io
spiriug . Tte'vpice must be well cultlvstedt Sod
at ever y. sentence , exqui&itely modulated, j Thft,
life wotds of Jesus may not bp used) bii th ;
philosophy of, Cousin or I!cii w the appropriate
themo. The oul-enlarging gospel niustlbls sup- ,
plantec by. those subtle distwetions whickxaver. ;
saved a soul from perdition or lifted thfl4weary
load?, .ironi the , heart of the 'penitent j ttnd yet , ;
hey gb.tofchurch .aad ; they. kea, but ; not tha 1
wo;ds full of, Gpd's etprnal love to mao,. j J- - -
Thel throe classes form, perhaps, tho mijdrity -
01 lue nearcrs oi -oou a i ,wu( , ,
w awful and fearful their responsibilv-4 , j
Hi dqi near iu mo mwq vm f
appbinled, when every circumstance and Gprorv ,
tunityfeonspires to mako them wv2evand they I
'1- totha.Ws. - -Well for then in-
deed if they
:,- ' it v
never hear top Eoand of ecu litusa-4
festructioncf every clibdDg: hers,
When (he ftodge shall.ssy ..Depart y cur?vtLiut5
everlasting fire.
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