North Carolina Newspapers

llilir fhe fo SoD, io jct &-o0,wb io ijou. Duty." OHABLIjOTTB, r-J. O., 0"TJ31Sr 26, 13S9. THOU AS J.HOLTON, Editor & I'nornriToR. TKUMS: Th North Carolina Whig w-ill hearVordcil to tih. I r at TWO IHILl-AHS ill o.lvmnjc TV O JhVh.au8 and nny cknts if ,,,,,,. i I ;;,ViV.rl..rcrmo..lh.;ndTlllil-:KIUl.l.AH!1 illr end of Ui year. Nopuper will be di.cun. , ,,l ui.tiUM arrcaragea .r. puid.cxci pi at Ihe li..n ol the KJ""r- ' .,vrrtiriitnlinrUdt One Dollar .tr.quar , It; lire . 01 lee ., this ii d tjl"-) for the firal in.tr. ....I SI ...enta for each continuance. Court ad. :;, i:".1!.. .nu pr-. h.i;-h.- , nt higher ; .nd deduction of 3JJ per cent, will i, , from the regular price, lor .dvertiaer. by lie voir Advcitiaciiici.i. in.erlcd monthly or u'-.rlv.all P r.q l-i ruch time. Semi. 'Yfry - V ! ioreN time. " iVr.nna when .ending "' '"eir advcrliaemcnt. i nmrk tli number of insertion. ilrwH or "i'!r w'H h" i""5'11'1 u"1'' f"'b,a ""u charged ...rd.riBly I PmIih"'"' .re aulhoii-td ! ael a. .gent. T, II. HHEM & CO., It Hill I .s ll.i: A Rl.TAII. UKAI.KHN IN BRITISH, FRENCH fc ABIERICAN DRY GOODS, rAi:rin, is at, mioi, AND IIAIJDWAIil'. I , ,m, ii aki.o i 1 1:, . '. . J. . I .r.irnt AinNora. PICKLEDEPOT. ii o i ro STTv" ii r t i: i: IAVK on hand and ftr a-lc, Tieklr.. r .,,.., Jains, Jelliea. Syrupa, Ac., low fur i j.MI 1 loor F.al of the ( ourt ll.,iie HOUSTON k HL'NTKK :irs::: in i.ts: nrirs:: in 1 I..IM III' llllt Itrli oiii:ill) Al blmaufa'tui" l'iur: t AMI I'HK l! 3 ,oeh IV . prr Tot 1 " Vi ' A ply 'J'J I SKA M I.K".1 UK. I.TS manufactured toonl.r tUitri notire. i n v V r 7 I M.- IlliSr.ut all .ia. f.r Ur ,d,d ali.erl rem lt Mmmm.. iriuiriv. AI.sO TH kMU f atl d... nptior. ct 6.1 cent. I. i r nn. I. J. 1J. V. HOONK. i,t -11. I-'S". - . r'J I.CniOVal. f-J " " fjVlIK ...iMier.U-r ll.f..rma hla llini.!. and toe 1 (...Mm genrrally.lnal he h.a r moved hi- s.,.p io the ..Id aland e.l Mootc A. liy.rij, und.r I. Wiiiiiiiia' Store, on Trade r i ir.pired toatl.nil to all i.r.wrain Ilia line. ... Golden Cook. Qolden Star.riantei's and , 1 Premium COOK NTOVr.S, .,.!...,..., of iv.iti.oi: STOVI'.S. A'f, t j;-d mtf m"ft f I in ;iiiiI llollnv-vi:rr, Ac, AM ,( win. t. I villi ael r; Produce. p lor t ASH or t onn )( I). II. UYKKI.Y. .,u Ja.l I. Ihirt. g-Notice. flllnSF.ol my friend, who are indebted Io me 3 by .Note or Account, will ple.ee ob.. re thai I I'.ve r. t.red from Ihe Drug H'laineea, at thia ,!"-e,,n linrneJoite Irltliaonl. ul toluttlyrt- yii-.d. My Ito.iVa are in the hand, of Mr. J. 1'. Smith, "i, In. in per. on. din call, during my .haeiiee, ii. m. I'unniAKD. ( .;.,e, Oel.Sfi, 331 f iNEWFlHM. FB 111 t'. unri-riKiirf, having rntrrcd into Cop-irt- ntThip fur tlie purjM.B; nl rnrr-fing nn Um ('iiiiiVi'lioiiarv.Dakerv, Fruit, Retail Grocery Business H. g leave to call the attention of the eilimna of i ii ,i,,ltj and aurrounding country to their rvew st union Trade Street, between lire in', and Frank em,,. II'., .1 A ll.niel'. old Si. nil. where II,. v would be piraaed to are all their friend, ana .niiivintmrtB. MOODY A. NISIiET. ,,...ry 3, !8.-fl. " Notice i I I. iier.ona. who.e Not.-, and Aei ounla are . M'le, owing to the undo r.ignril Trn.tae, 1 r rdfne.tly rrqliratc.l to call and .ettle, aa it it 'iivirtnt that live trua' tun, I h. marah.illed at a. j '.rly d iya a ponatbU. KeniemU r, mdulgi nca rana.l be given. WMl. MYKR8, Truatec ol Leroy Spring. J., 'iO 18:.K. I OH' II A WHS . S History of North-Carolina, 'VilK 2nd volume la now puhliahed. It em M. brace, the period of Ihe Proprietary Oov "rment, from ICb.'l to l"J:. It form, a hand.omei 8vn. volume ef 591 page.. 'Ilia iil,.i'iiplinn price waa hall a cent a page; 'nl th. price of llna volume ia le.a, .ay 'J 7a in ''"111 bimlmg, 3 m Library aheep, and 3 85 in li'lf pwlf. t wii.i. r. boi.u um i oa C.aii. "ing to the diiUculty of aeruiii.g Agent, in m,"y purl, of the blate, w. will forward it by "ail or otherviee rrt a pnstugt, on receipt of toe I"""'' lor L.,,0, u,e, f, $4 cloth, I ill aheep, "I I", hall uaif. A liberal dianount mad li Ag.itta.or other., who b;iy to aell again. V J. 1IAI.K k SON. I 'Hrlli-milt. ,VB. lfc-jfj. 3.Mf-r j"K( IITION.S for the H. Court for in no and Music Store, jJL Pianoa made by Ktmnw.y A Co., Nurin'. A. ( lark and other maker., of New York. Which lis will .ell t the lowest ratca for CASIf.ot good pa. Per. Alao, Ihe later! Muatc on band, at No. Mil) lain .tree! between the Kieh.nge Bank and the American Hotel, Colombia, ft. C. jiAMUKI. 'JARtilXEU. May I0t IF-8. If t. L. KKHHIHON, HERMAN I.. LKIDI.NO. KI'.UIMSOX A i.iiiniM., I Ml oit'i Kits Foreign and Dcmetfc Dry Goods, WIIOl.FSALi: AND If ..TAIL. im.fi. urarTT, ok hook raou mw, II lllMlKiOK, . 4'. April 'Jfi, fVJ. 7-It f liarl.itlr .11 ultml Fire Iiiiir aitcr ('oinp.iiiy. illulIIK COMPANY continue, to lake rial, a. gainat h,a. by fire, on llou.ia, ood., Pro , dice, & r , t uaual rale.. I 1 r 4 Iflice at th. Drug Store of K. Nye .lutein, .on A. Co. OFriC'KRD. A. C. STKELK, 1'rmJrvt. C OYLKMAN. Yie I'icivhr.t. ! K.NYi:iIL'Tl'IlIJN,cy .j Trcur. j IilItKi TdltM. ! A. C. STKKI.K, J. L. IWOWN. ! M I:. TAYLOR, S. T. WRISTON, j C. OVKKMAN. F. SCARU, JdllN L. lillOW.N, F. S AUK atl'l S. T. , WllIkMN. Ijjrruire (Jotntnittrt. ! Ai ati, I .). "lf W.OOO i0. 1 Fruit TiX't'S i i (nc nai.i;. i ! WESTBPCCKS & FIENDENALL, Vroj'r I'toil of lit II at Crccn Xurirrirt nt, (J,ii,i'fnf1tirar (1 irens'riro, A'. C, til I II v ry p p'ctfully ell the tl ntmn 1 uf tie litiZ' l-a i the ulherll Sttei to j ; Krnit Tre'ta, ..r the Fall and Winter Trade. '. Thia l-irjfe and handaom aaaortment haa been i I prop igtro from ll.rift e heating trera, and wirk. ed upon the heat ai euliiij twk, Inch .a a mre j tur. tiler ol Ii uiliu!n aa aim ionji n j, v promt n.nt eharaflenatira in orthardirij which ahould not lie overlooked bjr peraona wi.lmi(; to plant or. eharda eillier for marl.) ting or lunniy uae. I I. e Inck eonaiataof the fullow mg tret a : , ;f) 000 AliIe Urrf . ioq.OOO Pearh treea ; 10,. . ClMI l' lu.l.HM Apt ! I '"o nn I , 13 llOn I'him ; il'IMl Nictanqe; ll iiO Alinona ; , u0 y . 4nini (.r..e Vine.. lic.idra a arr r fine atniillni lit of Cnrranta Straw Lcrrre., Kohrmea, ;e. hernia, etr., all of wl.i'h ;! b ..I.I on .ry reasonable tern., for e ah "r approved r. j AH K-L-ea put un in auperior a!jle, and a rr0,n,M.- .n,o,re..,.l Inea.h 0,lrnn, ai.d.o.r. , that the m.o.ec will l-the r.ei.l.r nlli.e ,r. the Ire., are tran.planl. .1. if they r ,,,,,, A ,.rh , ,,,,,,.. n t i. ! (( .(. ,,,, . , ,r a. agent for tin fn-. (,.. f ,,, ,,r,.,.e of Meekli n"iir and i.eiKh. .,,,,!, ra w:h the a!.ole Fruit Tree. ill take pleaaorr in Inwaidu g mm ri lor tin Orl. 5fi IMS. 3.tif. Dr. 11. M. IVitdiard ' U.I.I'IM; tolheaolieHationnCni. Y ny in. in... re.peeiiuily .nn.in Thl ' '"" 'ie .ro,,....,. .... A I'rnrlla a-l "l'tl Irl m-. J i To. ,i..r ..lel.argr 2'itf .,ngBI.H, I" mii: i.i i s: i V I (i 0 RATOK! I'll! r u, I. I I'll a v, e.,KI, ( oniioHiirlc(l fuliri l) from 4. 1" I . 1 ,sk Tin nvr pi k.; tn k dii in m at I HI, IV.- il. (.....or .O.l .... .. . ll.'(.,.. vM al .ha imiiail ft' '..or. af 0.. I an.,. ., M p. H. . ,c. ...1 aaaj I...I. .la.,,..H ll ..... . ,urtl Ion Ihe hi. .uil. Illllnnaallarka a.. Ih II. r, iireeri.f.il, ,.. I.I.er ... luoiator. "I!!"'."... a-.. '..'' .1 n.l . a..H ei,n - I,'.. rf-a. ,.v... .lie. I. t l , HU k llro.laehe. I..,. l.... .... rr la ...mm. ,rf ifc d.,a... .1,1 it,y ..... ,i,,r,,..l,a, .-1- lift. What I. Ik. ....a r...ai,l. MKli ....... Ih. I.. ... "'" lay.peiaaln i hiiVlr. 'al,ila - liolern r. Jf n, r',',' ili.r. una aoaa l ole lllni- llroM-. kr ei.'ltlna Ika Vm.e, I hill r.V.r. - Ion. T(H. II ...na.M ...lrr.,.,ii .,,.IiI,i.h..I. , ,m aitloa la laaol) to ,. All who ti.e If aee lvln tli.lr liiiaeiliiiniva le. Un v In II. lavoi. ft-Mil VV.I.r III Ihe nmiiftv with .lie Invl I.INI.M. mill .vv allow hill ll loKrl'm. THQ I.IVr.R IN VIGOR ATOR P VM'IIKIV A I .. . P., p.i.'or.. H- . I-. lioli.ale enl.i llva.e. .. P.. a 1.. .. I IM.o. F. SCAUR t CO., Chiirlullc, jV. C. r A LAUCK SUITLY OF (Nonstable Warrants JUST I'll 1M KM AVILMIXfiTOX IIltAXCII. KAIIN WEILKR k BUG'S. 2d door from T. 11 Brrm j- Co.'s Htmr. UAVK opened n entire New Stock of Fancy i and riuplc Dry Goods and Millinery j to which they iimlo the attention of the eilizrna of llna place and the aurrouniling country. Our Ktock culiaiata ol every Torietj and of tha Utcat atylea. Rich tol'd Dree. Silk., lioil.d Itlk filka, III k and ool'd De.rugra, Fr'nell laevnela kno Orpandica, Jic't and Org'e Kohca nnd douhla Jupra, Printa of trarinua atylea and all rjunlitiea, Heat quality of Kid Gluvea, I'lCR-mck .Mitta.col a. bIL Cut Ion k Silk tilover) llo.ierT, of all kmda, Ilnnr.rta, Miaaea A Chid'n Fluta a. Jockii a Itonnel i'lhbona, I. nee I'oiiila and M .Mill ia, J.inen and THjue Jultra, l ahle Damaak A. t lull,. ; Ildlnaak Napkilia and Ouyliea, Kmbroideru a, rnnip-a uoiir and rienlnmini Coll.m 4. J 1 1 , Hwiaa and Cambric Collate, Malleae and Vleneie 8lcee., Mualin Lace KUcvea, new deaigna, Kmb'd i'ockit lldkla, ilrn Stu hi dand Bor'd Ilk fx, Canib'e and fcwiea Kdjinr; and lnaerlni;i, ( anih'cand Itimity Handa and Flouneniga, Liale and French 'I h'd Kdjjiuga jl. I iim rlinga, III k l.aee Fiiirmga, IlPk I.ace Vrila, Kreaa Trinini.nga, Krinpca, Itraid, Uuttnna, A c. II,...), Slirta ol all kmda, 1'l.nd and Striped Horneppune, Ijr.imn Shirtini;", and Si.n liiipa, lllia'd lne lolh Sheetinge, Cotton Oanahurfa, .Maraeillea Cluilta, and Alo, a great vani ty ol fancy article.. We oiler our Stock at remarkably low plica,' and rxnxaivri.r fcr CASH. j In addition to our l.irce a'oek of Dry Gnoda, we i h.ie on hand the beat atock ol Suim rn.r I itrutUj .TttHtc VI.OTtll.Xti. j ItOOlS, SHOI, II ATS, j Trunk. I 'ttlist t tirH I IStigs. . and a lrge aaiortment of r. n.v u it o i. it 1 1. , AMI a!(ll i v .iimI C!:r!it ai c, , 'at low pritca. WuySI. II If j Mccklcjilmrg Honds, . fa;ti: p-r mil. i r nn ii ii ni. rm 1IIFSK no.NDS are undoubtedly the eafe.t JL inviftment that can i-e nt and are really rreti ruble to any Slate Honor. ' The eomiiy r.imot repudiate. Thry bear ifeeaj per cint irterea piyuble rfni- IMi.iiy, with e'.uMillfe f..r lh ..inc. 'I 1. 1 J. re o tlir d. l.uliiili.i lion ol 1 1 Oil. l,i Ii will nuke Iheiii miiri' eiirrriil i.nd uhii'uI fur do. nievlic piiraiae.. I The coupon, willprovs a con vr nn nl niedium fur piynifi couniy t..ira. Tlie'cilitella ol the County alloulo pi.f.eh. them. and they are new oil. red I." theni. Prnpoaiila Ii II ! at i illn r I. .nk in I harlotie or with ( upturn John Walker Will r. ft ive pt t I trt, I Ion. II. VY. (.1 "ION. It. . C. Ii, H. Ii. K. Co. ."-Vy.l. I. lfr.lk). -'I'l. PAPER "(.vi mission WAKr.noi si:. AMI PRINTERS' DEPOT, For the a!c of ilJri.Iwif, iJ.'I(1ii)i, .J.ibiicjjc, AMI roi.ouKD r.Ai'KKs, r.w.ns, riti.vri.Mj 3iati:kials Of ALL K1MS. Agrtit for L JOHNSON fc CO., Type Founders, R. HOE CO., Ami other Priutiug Prcus nutkcm. 1'itmnu ius.oi ...-al nun ni), at llamilai lm r'i I'llit k, TO MEDIANTS, Tlie Pult-cribcr begs to call attention to his i.aim.i: skm iv or Writing& WrappingPaper of all Li mis, which lie will sell very i.ow FOR cami, or short credit on '.urge duiiih. JO.SKI'H WALKKK. lifl Meeting .(., Caief(on. .V. C. lUe. 51. 1858. 4 1 tt' -Notice. f 1 1I E firm of II FN Dl'.IISON & A II R I'.X wa. JL dieaolved on the 1st of January, by mutual eon.ent. J AS. P. II K.N DF.RSON, will herealler carry on the liu.ineaa on In. own account. All pcreon. indebted w ill plea.e come forward and ettle at nll':e, aa the bumncaa mii.t he elii.nl up mnicdiately. 1IENPKRS0N k AI1UKNS. January 1 b ." Li . IIAVlNti .old my entire intereat in the firm of II F.N DF.USO.N Ac AIIKKNS to Mr. J. P. IIF.N. DFKStlN, I .till expect to remain for aouie time yel .1 the .tore and ahull be happy to wait on my friend, and cu.tonnr., particularly on Ihoec who would lork over toe little change, due ma and the concern. F. W. AIIRKNS. January 18r'J. tl-tf A.C. WimAMSOrc, V'P'I'OKNKY and Comia. Ilor at I.uw, hiiata ken an nlliee. iointlv w ith J.A. Fi. I .mi unatair. next door to the Court lloiiae, where he will he I'oiialiintly prtaent to attend to all cull. on prolcaiminal biiaineaa made lor himaelf, or for Mr. rox, when he i. ahaent. Junuura 4, Ib.iU. 43tf Wanted. 1,000 uy 31, 18.18. CORDS OF TAN n.VKK, for which the caah will he paid. M. IJ. TAYLOR. KI.ANK PKF.PS f.vraulf at thisoffiofi. advf From t!m New ,4'ork ledger. A Sid:-Ecd. IV wil.t uu cfr.i.Ki iiraNT. Long li.at 111. ii Wl' b'd my bed, And amoothed u jJi!.w oft F"or llua viit,- jf vV -rJ1. Willi louche, kind and roft. Oh .mooth it yet agiin, Aa .ul'tly aa bi fine ; Once only once, and then I netd tl.y him i.o more. Yet here I may nit .lay. Where I an Ion; h.ive lain, Through many a riatleaa clay And many a nir.1.1 ot puin. Hut henr me gently forth I'.eneatll the eu nky, Where, on the pliTa.int earth, 'J ill night the unbe nds lie. There, through liie eomine; daya, I ahull not look In tin u "vly weary aide to niae And a-ln It it t. mlerly. There aweetly alioll I aleep, .Nor wilt thou ii"d to bring And put to niv hot hp Cool water from l'.,e hirini. .or wet Ihe kereliii f hud I'pon my hording brow ; Nor trom my eycli.m ehado The light that woiiiMia theni now . .Nor watch that none .hull trend. With noiay fiMiUtrpa, nigh , Nr liaten by my bed To hear my laintct ai;h ; And feign a look ofe' eer, And vvnnta ol coiu ort f.wak, Y et turn to I'.ide llie t. r That gather, on thy i I.e. k . Ih .irlr me, he e I r'.l. Thy loving han.la ,il i t Toe liowera 1 love II. net: .Mosa.roac and vjo. t. Then to the a'een I cre lleaign u., till 1 .'e Tlie t..ce of him won jjnie Hi. lilt fTr thee aim me. Y et, with the pitting aim, Come, now and lln n, .it i r. And think of me .a on Fur win in thou ahulo'-t inl pro W ho. whrn the kind r.l- ae From .in and .uttering fame, ra.d to the appointed p' e In nnirmuring thy in. me. Iiive ht inv aide a ranee, hi re thou .luU r. inr. at hi.t. To find a rti-tuig-place. When iii;-py y.ar arc p fct. IllisccIlniicotiSe LED ASTRAY. ! IIV CATI1ARI.NX lil' i Ti rt. I It was a rainy errning in "etcher. The penetrating, jiitiia, drops had tcaten, beat en for two mcceeoiTa dava, until the hror.ro of the oak., the gold of the tn a fie and the fire of tho .jruacb had hien sMurated, and the woodi wore a wet, lilVlc-s look The darkneas fell early, fir the leadrn clouds cut short the twilight, and night dee'encd, rainy, rainy! I eat in the parlor of the only hotel in a Western village of I) . A cheerful fire was Liurninr, and, withal there waa a home look of eotufort reldom een io a public room. I wai happily drr uming not dol ing, but building ii-rial architectural won dcra, and there ia nothing cosier than a pleasant 6re, lifelesa bands and busy brain, provided the heart be happy. I had preferred sitting there becau.e the rain-drops were troops of friend", every one haviDg characterio fall, briskly beating about on th planks, or tapping preetinirly on the window-panes. 1 had arrived a day loo early to take the stage for H ; and, as the landlady was an ae.uaititanee, I was not so restlessly impatient a some travelers are at being delayed. I The train arrived from the l"at at eight. I heard, indistinctly, tbe unloadingof trunks from the omu'bus. 1'rei.cntly the door opened, and the waiter ushered a lady into the room. : I turned to look, as the door closed, and ! aw her disentangling the siring of her veil,1 all the while walking slowly toward the fire. I was I. .If vexed at having my fan-' cies broken in upon, and so seanued her' closely to discover if I wa likely to be an- noyed by her presence. I was struck, first ly by her height, and next by a certain! grace of motion, v. Inch is, as indicative of ' character. Her veil finally fell, and I was; fairly startled by the deadly paleness of her fsce. A few drops of water, wbi','b harl fallen on her while alighting glistened upon ' her shawl and bonnet. I rose involuntari-1 ly aud offered her my rocking chair ; she ! looked full at nic ns I did so. The perfect! pallor of her face, to contrast to a wavy I tall of dark hair about the forehead and dark, heavily nhaded eyes, was plainly! seen, distinctly defining, as it did, the fine' regularity of her features. Mie took on her shawl and boDtirt hastily ; then I noticed a graoe in the curve of her throat, and the abundance and lustre of her hair. Straightway my air-caatlcs fell, and my busy fancy had a real, weired, euigtnatic.il subject to work upon. fho sat there mo tionless in the glow of the fire, wrapped as it were, in many mysteries, the dreariest and darkest one, sorrow, had given the whiteness to her free and put mournitie; robes upon her. 1 was without a grief. No shadow of this result of sin had dimmed the sunniest of my years, and therefore my wonder was mixed with pity, uot with sym pathy. She was a tragedy to wo, even at that first glance a spirit eomc into my soli tude from Ihe darkness of that rainy night Presently tbe landlord came to hear her wishes. " I must go to II to-night !" j she said. He told her that the rain was in creasing, that the roads had become impas , sable and that early the next morning thu ! stage would go. It was not prudent, to say ' the least, and ho thought it difficult, evi n I' for a large sum, to procure a trusty driver. " Then, if not for money, for pity's sake !" I, woman that I was, would have wonder ed nt his indifference to her petition ; thro' my iinpiilnivetieas I could not see his better ' semte. It was finally decided that she was to remain. ! I dared not apeak to her, though I wish ed to do so, while I sat looking intently at i her for a full half hour. At la-t she arose I to be rhownto her room, b'ho looked, at i inc abstractedly, nnd then a softening stiiilo ! came over her as she said, 'Kxcuso tnc, I deprived you of your ! chair." I for voice had a clear, egriuisitely modu lated tone, and the sweet courtesy of her manner brought tears into my eye, as tho entire fotpetfulness of self in great trouble is so touching and so seldom seen. I resumed the rocking chair, and looking into the fire, studied long aud unsatisfactorily upon the rj'iestion, what deeds in life were able to so transform and imbue the charac ter with this rtrange amount of grief? Her room was next to mine. Until late I could hear her hteadily pacing back and forth, while without, the rain, with a n-w meaning in its pattering, beat fiercely and ceaselessly. Atousing from fitful dozes, in wl ic!) her tauuting face assumed strange and somo tin.es frightfu' forms, I stiil heard her walk ing, slowly walking. I dreamed of her, and awoke thinking I had only dreamed ; for the steps were not heard in the adjoin ing room. The morning was cold, and thin, grey clouds, through wLich a clear sky was vi.i ble, swept over the heavens. The wind had risen, and now swept in chilly gu-ts about the house : and tho sunbeams, which eame half reluctantly, seemed cold and cheerless. Af ter breakfast I was sitting, bundled in furs and shawls, awailiui; the stage, and wonder ing about the strange la ly. At lat every thing was in readiness. I a-ked if there was not another lady to go to II . " I have just been to her room, but there was rio an-wer when I knocked," said the waiter. The landlord went up nnd was as unsuccessful. The door wa forced open, and the fear that had been crecpiug in the hearts of us all was terribly realized. She lay quietly back on the bed, apparently no j whiter than w hen I saw her the night before, , but without tho heavily shaded gleam in her eves, for she w as dead. (if cuur.-e a physician was summoned, an j cxamiuatiou made, and everything which j coul.l throw light on the suhjeeticarchcl out. The doctor suid she had died of disease of tbe heart. I Her gren' desire to go to II led t!;em , to think is had friends there, and prepara tions were being made to convey the hedy , to that place. ! I frozen with horror. I could not over come the desire 1 had to be where she was, 1 and to look at her teautiful face. Ou one of her white, slender lingers was a plain gold ring, and the landlady whis- j ered that perhaps there might bo engrav ! ed x name or something which would as sist them iu their search. It was taken elf, saeiilege as it seemed, and this was found, " Mauoarkt am Knwts," aud two hands joined. I replaced it sadly. She seemed clear to me as u friend, because her last words, had been spoken tome so sweetly. There wa cjn-idcrible exciteni'Mit, when we arrived al U-. . but soon a.l wa made clear ; the lady was identified not by nam", but as being, for a short time, resident with au old man, who lived iu a cottage on the kill, lie was sent for, and cauio. With calmness he ordered the body to be taken to his bouse, courteously refusing all offers of assistance. The next morning, my friend? who had , related to me all they ktiew of the strauge lady, proposed that we should call at the cottage. H e were admitted when it was made known I was with the lady so shortly be'brc her death. The room was uuif- t what dark, nnd I could jut distinguish upon a ecfa the form of a body, and au old ma-.) kneeling before it. As my eyes became mnre accustomed t) the darkness, 1 saw that his face, though expressing infinite sor row, was calm. He was lathing to her. " I forgive you now, Margaret, you have atoned I tor give you w holly." , Possibl;' be had not noticed our entrarc.". : I went and stood beside him, and my poor j heart seemed bursting. I feared my sor- ( row was intrusive, but 1 could not restrain it. I wpt passionately, while his eyes wete dry. 1 told him how I had seen In r, and , ho seemed moved, and, taking my haul, in his, said, " Never sin like her, and y a will ucver break an old Cither's heart 1" i That, then, was the secret cf her pallor and of her grief Stv 1 IVrhaps from lov ing too well. Sorely tried, she had not resisted: tempted, she had not i;h stood temptation. I afterward learned all. Her memory is pure and holy, tiiouh her brief life was stained and .sorrowful. Out of the ordeal of her anguish, out of temptation and the reward ol ' iclding to it, death led her, and, at the thr,sl,,.;.l of another life, her earthly impe! f etions fell front her, und the fair, sweet soul (none other could Ir k from sue'.i eyes, rr - i .1. , with such voir.) claimed its kindred among the redeemed. I'o not th.au do likewise ! I'.ut look with charity, as angels do, when beautiful hut erring, fair but tarnished souls go from ree titudu. CouJctuu uot, but atl them to avoid sin. Au accident occur rod on one of our rail roads recently, caused by the axle of the tender attachment giving way, detaiuing the train several hours. A lady etiipiired of a , gentleman passenger why he was so delay- ed ; he gravely replied, " Madam, it wasoc- j casioned by what is often followed by dan carom coneiuences the sudden breaking off of a 'tender attschnie. t.' " The lady ; looked se ri x and w is sih nt I Tlir hr-rat li.illion njnzi. ' The successful trip of the balloon " At 1 lamie," containing four persons, from St. , Louis to Troy, New Yotk, 1.1 "n) miles, in ' nil hteen hours, has been noticed. JJclovf .... ' . r ,,- ,i;. , luh ish a tmrrat.ve of thi) extraordinary , , . .... .. ,. ' t, by John ice, one ol the passen- ' 7 . . e i . ti i i ; we pu event ' ocrs and orijinatora of the trip. The bal loon left St. Louis on I''riJay,the 1st in stant. Tho narrative says : ) Tltft Stakt. I!y o'clock p m., the air ship Atlantio was duly inflated, aud while j we were putting her in trim with ballast .-1 t . llrV. I..,,., nf the ' ... t si v.. i' l.;.. li u.,l,. .St. Louis Museum, win nai kindly volun- , leered to escort us over the Mis-.ssirri io bis btiiloor. Comet, pot rendy for tho oeca- ..1 .,,.,...1 n oai.,1,. 1 ! sion, n:.d upon a signal agreed, aseemlea I , , ' i . , i ... ,1... a i from the ground. At .- p. m., the At- . B . .. ' .. i ant n was read v Io aa! -Messrs i.a 'Mountain and (lager, thinking oinc dilti- eultv miijlt arise at the start it tlpy 'should attach the fan-wheels ) the shafts and wheel-o-enrir.g, determined to omit 'that until wo should be fairly underway ' r.i xt morning. Having had iii'ich experience in hard winds, nnd the perils of tannin-' ! . I .....lr.a il.a... u.a hiwl rianstrneti-d o t i a l,i..l, i at St. Louis a good ivicxer wcrK car, fwhieli, ; i ii. . i ls, ... i with a good aud atrong concentrio hoo p. ate ft ,i .ii. ..hial. an i hfe preserve's in these perils,) which was, between the boat and bail. ion, and ahout 'ei lit fee t above the former and within aix e . .i i .i . .1 ,,i- r ,i leet of the hoop, so that the neck ol the ii- i .i ii... ...,ea. . balloon hiitig ;u the basket ear wher.cvi r I the balloon was fully distended, l'he boat j I contained )!)( pounds of baliasi, one buck- j let of water, one bucket of leiuonadj, with : an abundance of bread and wine, poultry ! and satidwiel.t-s, bei.'nla delicacies too nu- i nitrous to enumerate, furnishej by kind : 'friends. Mr. La Mountain took command j jof the boat and ba!la-t, and took his place ; ' i . i'' c .1 u j ..,., . and took cliree of the charts and compass , ,, , , . ,. , .. j.. v :. . . i Mr. Hyde, loe il editor of the M. Louis lie- on one end ; .Mr. iiiger toox tne oiner e.ri publican, took his seat, in tho middle, witn , 1 , , ., .. ai , ',, ii' i ' .i .: ,:ai though Mr. Ilvdf. was not in the original pro;ramnie. we unanimously agreed to h t ovide'l it would not htm aceomrauy us, pr interfere with our ultimate do-jgn ; and as it was arrsng"d that, under any cireum st incc. when th t-ailoan shntibl fall, the at an t its occupant- sno ii'i i ii.p ho i'ld b d f, and mv-clf or Mr. La Mountain proceed with the voyage a;one. The basket contained :!.")0 pounds of hnl- j last, barometer, wet and dry bulb, iher-j mometer, besides a .piantity of wines and j provisions -, aud I ton's; my plaee in the 1 basket and charge ot thu valve, and, as di- rector of tbe general plan of the voyage, ; .-r.,.,.1 nf il,- nirit eu. ny me uu'iiiiii""" vs.... ... .. , j gaCed in this lone rfevi-ed et.terpr.,e; 1 must .ay tiere that Mr. La Mountain !.)ii in charge a part of the programme, that none but a cool head and m t accomplished inronaut could he tru-te I witL ; anl espe cially the night sailing. At7:'-'' p m . we set sail from the Wa-htngton S j'lare of S' Louis, and our course at -tartine was N- t'th of Mast. Whn we got np and ov.-r the Mississippi at; l will unl-r way, we saw Mr. lirooks land iu a clear piae, about sun set. The First NioiiT Out. -At fi:-10 p. m , tlie shades of the cveninr shut from our view the noble city of St. Louis and tin; father of waters, though it continued li),i ootll lifter !l Mr La, Mountain hav- i e ' ..l, a ,,. -,)' me sufiered from sicuness on 1 hursday, and ; i . .1- i.-a.l oolaa a nemg too unweii ii ...niv . hnrnin- sun at the inflation left much liar. ubmilted the labor lor me at that work. whole thing to his charge for the night, with the understand"!'.. o have tne waked whenever he wanted the valve worked, and he took jt with alacrity. H.l'ore I went to sleep we had mounted to a height at which tiie balloon had become completely di-t.'nd-ed and where wu found the currant due . . ' - i i -i- . . 1 t 1 . hist. Here it became cuii i v, auu .-, i . i. v ' ., . i ,.,. Mountain, as wuil as us, suil red from tne ' . i ,i ,';.,, a change of air ; and witn all the c.otiung we could rut ou us it was atill uneoiulortati.e, though the thermometer stood at 42, an the barometer at 2- and this was the low est of both tlie instruments during the voy age, except the crossing of Lake titan. a. Mr. La, Mountain proposed to take the lower current a- long a- it would take u but a f.-w points N Mth of F.a-t, and to',.1 bitn to do as he deemed best and rprt his reckoning iu the morning. After I i I ling the party in the boa: a g 'O 1 bight and I'd speed, I "coiled in; self up in h1 uikets and laid down as lest I could, and iu a few moments was sound a-lccp. and kne.v oi nothing tut repo.e utitii p m. At this time, Mr. La Mountain again , ' , I,:,, ."I, mounted for the upper current ; bang d , Mrmis of making a utile , more ea-t ng. t hailed me to open the va.vo, a- tae ha had become S3 tense, an i uie ga. e, ,. in- from the neck with a r.oi-e, but rinding' lb re I handed my ba.la-t down to Li no'an-wer from tnc, lie silst cctfd that I was ! Moe.nt lin, as we were rapid, y minting hen' -mothered iu tlie ga-, ant be a Imoa- .ahove the terrific gale, believing that by i-hed Mr 'ia '-r to n,i'ant to my car by a 1 that course we shou.1 at least get out o! us rope provi l.-.l lor mat j -ui j, -e, nn lia -cr found me breathing spismodicaliy. butrgoo,i shaking and tiie removal of the i.eck fifth balloon fr mi my tie-, wit;, plenty of pure cold air around me, -oon hrought me back to a kn vwledgn of what ws eoiti" on, and I resolved t sleep no more during the night. j S.TAE AT MlPM.lVT At tllidiiighf. 1' felt ( lite well, with au invigorated spirit of .v- .tion and interest ill our txp-nmetit The i- il, Hie if licavn w a- lit vv i a mellow, pno-phoresi-. nt !ig! t, !, -i.i -hoi,,' with ery-: ;!"i- bitilsatu'v. ami t mi'ky-way looked like an luina, .t. d 'r turn of cumuiu- elou ls. ,ieiu ter we er ed water, the heaven-lit dome was a- vi hie below by rill.-ction as a'.ove. S ' '' markai ie was this y.l ,-pi.ore-eei,t hgnt the atmospliero. tliat the ha : ' m af j , ar, translucent, and looked ii..e ' '' s! ;un through oiied pap. r. We ' al-o te tir.itrie ftmii fore-t. and by he ping I'u' t; -.. . o,o,..i.i downward. c cv.tid see t. roads, f't-necs, tie di-ti. etly at al'V and even lpu-cs, .juue j cvation not over a nulc, a'inn, we could discern ' at tn raitio from woodlaud and from water. -tinct echo, and even this reii-.iai index to height. i rved av- I found a response in numerous bow-wow-wows, and these too, were always indicative of tlie fullne-s and spar-eness of the habita tions below, as we coulu hear thm t r many mil 's around us. Mr. La MouutaiT remarked that nobody lived in that country J J but do'S. or e -o hi p'erde barked liko . , ' . , , o ', he havini' "Ot a litt e out of humor, bocau-e nobody would tell him in what State we were sailing, and he gave up the) iu.uiry with the remark that it inu-t b't over some other country than America, a-) we had been moving at a rapid pace. I PassIm) Ovbh Laks I.'kie At a. m., Saturday, we came to a "eneral conclusion r that we were -omewhere over the State of 1"- M ,,n-' Pa""c' a ctv, but r ould not make it out, hut at - . , - a. in. we ii-coverc(l Lae hrie ahead ot us, , I nn,l then rone n, oil I . it the) Cltv w eft. - - - -. - - j a little is.iutu ot our track must hava 1 . en 1'ort Wayne. At 0 a. in., we pa.se, I Toledo, and about nn hour afterward wo, lowered on the margin of the lake, a littl.i North of Sati,'u-ky. After a few moments' coii-u'.tation, an 1 a review of our ballast, we determin d to ri-k tlie length of Lake Eric, and to test the notion that balloons cannot be kept long over water, because of i - ... some peculiar a htnly of the two a notion r , that never had any belief with me, Ju-t j ; i I " ' . ' ' that was pr.-.pi nr. a river or bay, headed for our track, and some onn . , ' . , , , atiO-iM ot hi r very iriaint y cried aioud to J I J i nai is rue. iukc anenu t;i mi. Mr. I. a Mountain cried back. " Is it Lake lliie '. ' aa l the answer wa-, " Yes it is, an I you had better look out." Our good friend, the pr"p.-ller, Eiidiriz that we discarded liis l:in.li.e-s, rounded ,( again, and souii'lcl Hi a good-bye u ith bis st, am whi-tie, and wet.t hi- way up tin' rivr. Here, we mounted nt. until the balloon cot full, and the barometer f 11 to in order to make along near t ie i- i'ittiern shore of j. , M T t i . - , "'cstion, that we could iikikc the en y of l.i!- ,'talo by sailinj hut a few hundred feet nl ova , i . i j " . ,,' . ' ,. .. ; 'I'"'! ?ra.Iiia!!y to within 1'ne 1,'in- -,f t1. I lore; we found a "title linute ' of about a speed of a mile per d we resolved to tint it until wet'i i'i'd hc-ive in sijht of H jlV.ilo, and then ri-e and sail over it. This was a uio-t in teresting (art of our voyii.-e. W overt'iok seven ateainhoats, pa-s,. mutual saluta tions, and wouM soon leave them fiitin.' on the horizen in our rear. ':i" of thesa lone ly 'ravel, r- r, luark-d, ns we j ascj him, " You ar.- going it like thunder." At 1 O:-.' I a. in., we were skirti'ig along the t'auad:i ' . ..' . lore, and rasse-j near tne iu oat :i ol -n V.cianil (.anal, ami .-'in tege.n I ioT our ,,., J.;,sr!v culrtl; . ,. ih our ,rle;:,'h,lt we cir.-i h b(.tw.,.,, ,. .rr,;,, Nil:ir y (;r.iH . ).,,,.! ;..-njn '' !,;T mount to tal.e .r-js. j ri.l.t and L ,ck ort to tne It it of u- iu .-jr f otiwa'd C'""irae. : Tn-.itiM'- m I';.. "i"g e-irs.-lves in the State of N'.-tv V ,rK, i ut t ei f ir North to make tie; city of New Y k, it was ; agreed that we wo lid mute a lamiing near Rochester, taeil the i oat. leave out Mr. Oiager and Mr 11;, 1-. and Mr. I. . Miuntaiti ; atei my-elf p lr-ii" the voyage to a point at I!a:inor I'.trtiand. A.'cer li-igly w.j de seeuded graduail;-, but n, f.-re we got with ! in a thousand (irl of the canli we found a terrific gale sweeping a r - woods roared like a host belo-.v. The ost of Niagaras, tho surlaee if tie earth wis fi.,--: with clou.li ot du-t, a . I fold Inv friends certain de struction awai'.e.l u- it wesiiouiu touou tno earth in that M-nadi. 1'iie huge "At lantic" wa-m thing a terri'.i'J sweep earth war i ; already were we near the tops of thu tree-, of a tall fore-t, and I cried out, soma what excitedly, "fir 'io-l's sake, l:-".y.-overboard anything you can lay your hands on, La Mountain," and in another m-un-iit . . .. . he reiponded " a 1 rigi.t, standing on the I r. i . . si- ii ot the boat with a sha't and wiiee.s, in- , - f ,, e . j. ' " ' - . ',,'.., and ready to heave it over should it tiecomo tiuees6;iry . Mr. Hyde looked np to my car, nnd very silemnly said, ' This i- an exciting time, l'rofesso-. What shall we do .' " Trust to 1'rovi i. t'Ce an I a'l our en rgi. s," ai i !. We were fast r itriing on to L,:..e Ontario, and Oi liow ti-rriciy it was foaming, moan ing and howling. I said," Li Mountain, 1 have I'll pound- of baii-.-t in my car yet, and a heavy valise, an exj.v-s bag, -ei.t to tiie United Stat, s Kx press Corn, pany's (Mhccin liro.idway, New York.) au I a lot of provisions;." " Well, if that won't do. I will cut t'.p the boat for ballast and we can keep at. ivc wa , the 0I it0 ..,ori, . hundred iniles off in th were ,,L.n going. va- ' 11 v -r thirg now i t,..rjs, in the water ica'e ! that ' on the land ; keep a'lvit i if we c , lid. .oul I ,:y sal va-i hi w as to t out ol t::e gao siu must all gi t iu ant to i.; save 1, -ho, n I. And 1 truly w lt n I of tl iho-e it w perils than , ; an 1 Ian i ate . v.-n our m i -t dea;, lie s-n r t m rn ing than to inve our bl iles lliangli -1 by .iisiini' K.'.amst roeas and ree-." I!v this fine Mr. T. ag, r aid Mr. Ilj-lo bad 'elan,. :,, nd into tne ba-ket witii me. Mr. !lii i sini v. rv O'liiv, " I aui irepare,l t a no , bat 1 weul-l ratiier die on land thin m the water I said," What de. you s.,v, Mt. 'i.ag.r." 1 le rep i.. '., " 1 won 1 i t I,-, r in. t it on l.o ! ; 1".: dj m you think b.--t." Mr. .x Mounlaiu was busi.y engaged in col',,-:-ing what he fiul l.)i' l .i.,i-t 1 1 v t t.iiti was t oiv valuahic to u- to..t hi I iv. igtit. t'ur c ir'-t-bigs, . ir i ' tae u- pre-s t.ag. "ii-; were r-'ducd ti over bosrd I i-t " nt, A l'l fMdi ivrn .V de.crted til- s ead. t e, ring b.-tw J.kK t Ivt' VI'.l.i - !, to, soiii" f -rty i ., a sombre bai cioud- and t ,e wat.-r hori-'a,but were