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Jl ' LY STAR READ THIS ' ' ITT t "T" ofic ber sto.me. i ,.' ,.
r" ntAU i tiio.- -- trade. One phase of the controversy ' , ,.1 ii. ka MtVtMk: : . KiBrvan was nomloaled, but firmly
-Under tbe new law Wch goes into is presented in aWagVapfrom iX and Hinequlvocalfy declined WiWAlni;
VT!" " - - -pi ''l-'Vi oessto run the -risk,?. -It- iworth ( :t j (J , ti V1,n ,
effect January lsiv 1875, we axe reqnir the Richmond t TFperhapa.. the iijiw itw) 0 itil i ' ; - . it .
, . ,r 7,-7 vi V . i.u-1 thihkWg about. . i i . After aundryibklloUngs,'ia-wbicBl MaJ.
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STA':lnd while thisWiliadd to the aefatigablev.of! Southern' -journals, iy Wouldp't'd'o i'or theDen wasiUidn .and that PtPaniel Sha
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.'TDK FIFTH OF ACCUST.
Two weeks and two aays before
the people of North Carolina will I
vote whether thev desire aeoodCon-
stitution or don't care anything about
. - ! ... . f .
it.!. For we can't imagine them in
any contingency as really, endorsing' -
ine prepeni . Dungnng ana expensive,
concern.' In two weeks then and two I.
davs we shall see what we shall
Will the fifth of i Angustr gladden. the
.i
enlightened patriot or depress him
parruin cr
. I
, me otaie in me apuroauuing election, j
.1- L Ol.i: .1. . 1? -1 - .? . .
The Conservatives are not awake: they' ;
, . .j...u , . . ....... .... j-j,.. l' j. ... ih
are not alive to the ..dangers of the, h
-Mtiiajiont'they repose in fancied secur-
ity or supreroe8t indifference. . Ja tbiS
wiser I la it the way: for a peoDle to ,
act who have such t vital interests at
...V-TshaH:' UA
"M,"vr"-""'r; wirvvyvv1 rtj-i
-nothing: f:However -just and; ricbii
. i i --'- - - . v" ' i : I
ine cause, u our euemy.u. Joro. jarw. i
riouaj moreianbtle'we Bhall be beaten. M
Righ t'and; justice
last, put no peo
by sitting .still
itself from the' i
by doing nothing,
and ffo to work
TKora ;a , !
Ihere is nonemoment tolose.
r' i " ' i i 111 1
.- ,1 he great New York lawyer, Chaa.
l H'lAnnl-1 miJlco latin,: 'Ti,A
. w, Br
Noah'DaVho was overruled 'by
t.'SupWme. Jads iube Tweeo
case recently. :' lie closes as followBi
XSeither the pwnniary interests of
our eitizens northehonofiof ourtate
canvbe deemeq safe as matters 'stand.
Bnt we now have an Executive op- :
pHiedtoj peculation j and iuNovernier
an entirely new Legislature is : to be
ejected.' Ij' What is'yet unstolen in the
, hands of the people may be preserved
toj them' if they5 will'act promptly and
employ jf or . their owiv. rescqe . the
means which are in their handslt'
"Iti thO; popularity of inflation
among; both parties in the West,", and
South that makes !the dangerous O-hio
politics., Sa-u.JiyV-4he.iIiewt Vorlf
fornv'Vwill vet bo still imore emn'hatL
to the WEEKLY STAR.' Show the pa R-rn mmenV at) one .vThe South: m t, We hardlv think ihit.aiiv - ' W.HU?U uu uuxua
f 't.,.' . .. y sioonjcommenc aronciine&pjjiir: me9.h-araiyH:MM.OK. Vftft;aqy npte affatr'that:-irraeytioraft:iwtu1
P?ri t? : y?ur neighbors and friends,, wants guarantees thtf no restrriitfbrf Coh.siderable ni rlMOT cted pushed seVeraliimel
and get them to join in. We jwant of, specie f pay merits.1 sfial yiaVplace' wl(5 Qit.oPoja4iVaUve) .jartyj will pt Flynn'a oiisej which is jjevaied about
The fact .th'atithei people ofW SSiS jWill thcrfie'RepubHcaris to disepes, butannot be too'carefut;
CVmnroWealth are not an- mflamma- f"m;the people of his own Statee Icarj-y'ihOtate" ;??t
. ,ii ' r- .4- . . . . .'. ... .doubt fbelieveslitrwould he the generous LJ. . regulaijbns, we, do not apprehend a.yisit
blepeopfeand visit their indignation. tBing Uve ,apon th peop, pf itheienTite, 1,? froW tbe dreaded eneiny of outcast ciUesr
o. wrong: doers, deliberately some- . J .butweabou
times; -slowly,' has - inspired Radieal- .largfcfHe certoidly Wntitbilhe'deep rh 'iAvuknAw mma? '.Baysitbe' r1c1iyja4a;.v . ViJome of purvbe6t;
rtnrrUrtrw.t.r. tr,Ar.An'nf hrWin nine Ikind.for: he .is a shallow ipopljiaadi I - . 1. . T 7T,?K !me4ica)t .autbotiifo Kavy.ave; gfveiir
tnumph perhaps at , ,nmin!fi.h;i,i.,5w-7vrt, S5M:tt.-i io !V,.lUr m ! iaiMIteoftJrj!tari&t'bkutar)
Topopr ;&iawtiav 'saBas; i,
; ve must get up, e(d!3iht;iKeogfti
tnveenu ne earnest. i.V Vrt .vr-, . J tliaifsilch aaih'e la'an tMnoasmtfity r ' FW;. l.r fHP?6;
itirwoe thTw diduhw? wiSiwerUa7i7P ..ftSI Wnmsmi hUmnmmmsmml
" W. I f )'.. J..V r !, , , . - i i:. Vm.;JW 1 rKT -U frl, mYV!.' 7' " r'"Tr7J,rT Ansoayea erdayand.last.nigHt, aj. mf.tlyw"
THE WE8T AND SOUTH SHOULD
BE WABY.
'The only purpose, in stimng tho-
currency question atjthis tfiie is to
WWhftfflvJMw JI !l
chcokm the jT" JfX "
Ject of the tf
trCf contrction; The . . Pn
tor DOQthern AJonservatlVes would ho I-v
to Intercede witt both parties, either I
j m 1 i k ar i si
'-! .limn- .it . i,, .1 .... .i .,
-terenUrfilyuutflfinaUojial politics
matter
just
tant
-tm Hi r -.pri .h'-j nMLfciittllDflfl
PgBlw
Aoness jne?.i.1,f-no vj.jr..f iuiiAujt
8ide - wh'e"onIy5ideT - ifeeioaaitaka to be
u-uW w.oa.ui.
true'toouf'cO'nvictiOnaof' i gnt'and
It," " ' r.U-fclv. r.trf,
the fiUffgestlOns of feOUJld r police 18
icy of the Federal : Government i would
ijeyfi tbcm.,tButit haa uotiibee
money, iaifls pjf'WalVWret haytf
to erind the industries of tbe wh
neen.sa
continue
srind the industries of tbe whole coun
until the injurious effect is not Only
through. the South, ImfenOlU tbd peo
asking among IhemselveSjWhelhejfl
whelbeBheyare,
to, be chained down a
rfa?!TOi3
rv i
J '
ihprnqpWps
- ' i ,-.- 5- .- r. . .
-. A' determined movement is making
hy eekaih poKtieians lhho EaMt?whtf
it.L'Unynr
Yoris:
yeior"thcp)t iChftCpTepajrei I
for iVandJrtde;&to
in many years.
n grant obcan "goes fokj'
TU
,usx- i- .wJil1 r
jv;;ji"-Ui-"''''fi-;'F K; "i p
,t The M 5a,
a a a mm . . - x a
riug w ige ruiaur umi tiuuii i uoi, ul B
North
8Uooood
the Interior.
" We are at a ' loss to Iknow WiWhnt-
pounds hip claims of preferment are based.?
He has for a long nme been an unquiet
Pool, hut that dan hardly be. considered a.
MWSaaB?JrV3S ff-p1?1.?
n Commenting! uponf his
ijaL-'- 'J.-J. J 'A'-CX- i Ail
JT. .. :.
tniS. ; Grant's
; PTRpntwhAn flislnrhl liv snTnftnrvp-rrxvtPfi
"!T v 1 -T":t-- 7-rf.7-.T-r-.-- rr.-rjrj-
commotion
jJeiano
tions in
J,1"!
lather word
the and
jtbe party- isrrrhtrtiitsaiTadd that it is
Ue"" orwnrzed for 'e6flve;ork during
tno.-petKline: campaign,'. tnaoteitr. ba Veen
iaiace; fw?oof$rncjtio: t,Tbf rath ia, 4he'daj;
ot iUr. ifoors, usefulness! nas passed, and I?
tD-8odn-eKher wtthbla; few'frfenda; e;,
tDat fatt , aobber wffi-;thcy enjoy
ignoreai -rasi; servieeain reconatruct-
-v:.vifer. nlii,!-.
;iDtf the State on a necro basis: ad-J
; vice to pqt the; ablest .Conservatives,
I'l' . . .' . .il ! '.i1 j'.. -.il 1
.mysierioiisyaouxoi ie wayyiaBaail
tiw iUrM ffi&mh&VtiM'
.olja ;Uepiflaniar AOgrajtef ul;
Verily what"good
to black the part'sjots tf the yatff
is going toikkik'htuV wlfaw soOu as I f
t0 Ooots are! properly MaekWlltl'
UiyJllYmm msJ.m
Lk-ii .; ..... - J
Ualw$saev
W sunimeVlipToD
1 wnwmprs mm, mMfmwt
poan$uif?tpen
ji;ntiilioaa thfii:JNnrtnRmtinan(ra,:m l i ..i-,.: ; . v v-w -r -ii
a . 't -. , x . w ' J.. j. ..i.r ??i pected TMrgbtit'noVBnowoy yisi- sente thjs . qonventiop : Qf-proeeedd; to
doing their best-to faaKeit'afV issue j-i?. p .,;, lcHi.i ij .
t 'r.. f : .'..-Tfi, 2.t.J nr- h'": T)Iesig:n ihat, a little more than.a de- nominate candidates. nr-.u-i.
make no -,7 - T";.T,T. -..T "r" ocrats to nominate uey en. tnemupest i-p,m pominiiuon. jur. fw,.,
. ..: I discussion: i trr ! ;:. !..', I .in t . ' tt:. ..t ; j..--. I mnlnrilv vot. lint fnilpJ to iretthe neeessa-
? eSi I .t mai vr.riKn! mfKiirti I i - ' - . v.. , 1 . v I rv two-thirds. Dr. orftcliwell withdrew his
f I liiw.iuviw mwuvt -1 t3T ! hewar' teve-r dies out"i8 not I
cannot and manufaMurs rtcK.andAbeyiare.lryT Jl t-.Mil. . rMu-A-W. Wi. Mme d moved .thattbe BwrihiationT of
at $1.0Q selves richer. . How was it, and bow is.it ittUp t- u " i m ; :-,!a & i sivu ,1 s i a-jw-f
. , i witlttbe jsouthern people r -iwenaYe-'Decn .Mjyy i ., &ni fciiW'',ii'tf 1 'i r wyi-vr? f'Mwry
b besides, bloddinc alohir "with the hope thatlbe'. pol- l 1 1,. ,N?:f iWAi -nuv iptt I oameyof Dr.:llicts Was putianncwainatioA
uie a
"i i na! ir fcfiiTO I ST'ixra r'r.iiT.nrn-i:o?f T.T.rf i -t uetweea ia and l o'clock sunday.-at the
.bondTiolders to control the plat I Rttesd;an4their,pUab hdfisenfPatrtckFntf.'bn SwahIb
acTd candiiatea jofiJneiA:Naf I sive instramenta ?5 a.-o-. s ir r.:l Fif&andijHree'Ma
tionaVConvntibn1-! It wJ tMdQtyf vs itisaddensf uj( trfcileof that j this, tost ler-life uider' very i peculiar circutf
ttiecWra 8ui?on1nS,i maVciecmekl ' MM
f nPfflt this' movement , It'onno necessafV at thW ataih hioVeU 'UPlMmMm
,i a very "gqant .onc.ra Just. II 1 --f- wnex ih me oi,.. ajuuis-jK-juwyti- spreaaaiong ine enure, seauoara tms sea-t
e explains ins laiinre io, pusi jur., caii mtea bv,ho-means .flattorrna ki ;wu- "iai, HTOW W; "j.f ?P"1
iTyetanngHhat there-krrt tW fac-Mlfi J?
tlier Repoblican.-aarty In Kr4a,CatJ looiint of-1 iho-aisoOVeryand ! panning I commences, so yersoon ;'onr the- coast'pf
tJlatiia.appiBtmentoftldrfriJ ont of ioll in t h "Rliilr"t?illa t"Wi wrioai I oounq io,riae ts course;
disaffection of onToiii
8, .be assumes 'UVat.1 th'e State is, ? letter itatetlfrhf Justers . mcp, ishould. wish, that Jwej-medlcal gepUemen,
P6nltfeifc.e- It ahhears. hnMvtk't1.fct 10 Pa?0!' I- W! t mJ rors of,1855 atitL -liVine in our mlmorv IL
denlrttf-a4ieT?(i:2oO oS Las JiImi im: ttfflV&KtJ&ik ?&y.. j 1e levft that gcotjt ?rtlnk th)eifiendjStbo:
'orMn ihAlgeShftHqt.of thg iiacaarged with murderinghte wife anfdichiidf
.pH.n uua wiawwu T uHiir.jf.i oiti o tuv 7 yiU icb.bii.tappesred IWtttis1. paper, W!
EiMearrtweltyOand YI1 fii6lt;ir-io fuir? ' 1 Rinswood Halifax fcduntv and'
rariWete myrTblP", a'smiaa
likui , ..,i.Juj mij..- 'tg-,;-trinoi, Wfrl icl berefiedaoreonfir
TImI5alib0raJB't?5 MfvtQnehk UrPrf -J WJ P.lssippL are iv port publlahed ia bw Btatg newajwlamn on
IT WON'T DO.
The New Vprk Tribune amuses it-r
nelf Lthjs hoteather in itgtU tower
K.Y i,4', u '.' .
WL& "nfh qulon8
g9 .SC. . VTT? . "V??8!:
tJ
ex - 'rebel' for the' office of Vice-Presi-
-I .-i -iv. r ----- t - -. ...
t " , t .t? tv. K
am v :. rvitswh a i h a .nAmirrniimrnr i
n III Mil ilU.titH lllltlfaliM tttnilhV.ltM.wf
:vifii:v '.-ii Mird"-.'
prtb.oJUihtothecprti
u ' ii .w r -i:lfcfc IkL
be-all thermore. cpncdiatbry.lbe-
(.f ittj waff hot 'demanded ' bf ej :
1 wasnot demanded "Ore.
. t Q . ht t Southerner
f vilW., .rtoJ, awh
befoobd"Whoi had takett J no-aCtiye ,
ilASt.i-HiIii:JJWAUAI
lh Ja'ie.ma joril. thi. gentlemen
are noonvincodi-Hhat llieidis
i t . ( ' I
t ... . njti.3;
should pursueiajiijause and unpa-
triotic course. Can iBe'noTdr
SnUinV.VUVa0 t'.n
ibtfMll&frifel ihis.critica
4 -.hv, ? . . . I
reason and; their good feeling linbe-
halt of their own ltaJULnterests arid I.
-i
vVV e aere-AUQW iroraa wuns our .f ajorityiUHflt
rriini ! twrfAr-rikB'ftirT'seir -ontiosii tne i .ui a w "
try I movement for a. vonvention,- ;ra;tne I j,i.ftr seyeral;boura ispen tn ba.Hotingana
iflil rbecrn'nine'ofthegUati the withdrawal iatfdsubstttuUoVi of j many
the vital interests5 rhd people' of :
UimiihU !
- i..f . ... v
St&tewill be draped in gloom, j Not
only will-North Carolinians suffer for
i thi-
ln,Bir npenejabjtjfte. great -on- ;
isttutioiial. party of heUtHOff will
ukewise-be dispirited and the chances !
i 'r : -i-i :
j The jsoWrers-Ira alt-quit working. I
;TO goIeVe'htepifet
uiw,pry9oainDTffrge oouv. i per
liywd - " L.vr,. i ;r ,f-: " , i'f
.- iA qon dpiiotb- man coup average
Snw?tIrta - :COUlsenUef :'day neilV
uiw
.t;Uil
f r -)
pu CHAttfiNGb. r- f 'M
'VOt
ot.ew.W.!Ji i rrtwa ft VM
e hi8
laWi .Butobaeryatryea? werel?not
s jghallenga t the poUiupon de4,
: T: i I si-r 1 iT 1 t V r f i . . i ,-rS-l
tatoJofsIV itizettipfUhs b
,. i i , , . b
yecWo-al satA.vfetnjefore
ueintr anoweu
t&-temitHvmmj
U tb ionJtf niii W ialradyL
-. r--
'l! Jn-f JiStmnaumLliawm: lo-1.'i. (; I it" nii" lliat" .mhlavinna diaaaAA ta- tit, vtn.
it i- 7 -; rfii .rrffi , ui jru.i Icbncluded be' might ha-veb drd'erhim .to
UhaUerVge'airillgal vbters;J Marty ' 'egraphed MX toi; that effectit ln! response;
ferfbtfve beeri ,Cist iri the .Dreviohs . our gay, land MlY fiieaattbjistArvaeler
w-yow to prove ujr me i .. n n It'jiu ',- iloiu
j'At j hj i"i isC-rti f t?T '.uft fti"is a.week of exoeBsiVelv hpf ;dry, .weatjiar,. we , !
Pander County Convention, i-
The Convention called by the Democrat-
icExecutiCommitteaof Pendecounty
met1! Burgaw on the 2Jtet (Wednesday). Col.
jA Power IdedaBrUceWbiaSna.
-era presided atjdBruco W
be the nomination of a candidate to repre-
WPpniWWiiiiii a- in ih Constitutional
utionai
CctovteandiAAWsembte in I
tvyWv vmvif v w . t t r t
Raleigh' ItfSep-
t . i . a .
- .i ...1.. .H.1 I. .urn in ... i ;
""waww. .
"l&A.r " n
make A nomination was also adopted. 1
faceA
. .. . t.'-i-
toi fenaer couniy: except ouo were ixpre-.
""1r s rUn 1
Hicks nominated l)KS.'S.'Sachwel ;
dby,Mr;BrucetTOliami.i.iv iii .
, , !
l;yrn'"J,f
w-f-
VTiuimimninA! rimnn tnnfintiiiiini imm;
, Yiui me iisuai iormai votes; tne conven
iiVpdjQurnedt,.-' 0 nltvivi ,-ut
Qiti Ij 'n:m jmi'.mj.iL. .;' J ,it
Wm-Jl i-,.r f.;
three feet
diedofin,
from the grOuhd.i ' aud' that !'shia!
juries received V then and there."
and held an inquest oyer, the. body pf the,
ui;f0MUnale woman Ste?lay,;:The jury
rendered the following verdict: That the
said deaWdeamef6 hciIcam'fMhi'ln
KW r t' fore, her
jury did not know who pmhed hewoman;
'ni the piazza. :: Perhaps,! we may bear,
. . . ,t J; . , . i
! -f
Yeirw Fever,
Th nnnprpd rRrftrfftnh from' ltw Korl1
wuu. profit i uyi
For manyyears"
' iortunate Tn 'our
' and .contagious
: DehooyeiVnioba
pi .our. ciiy.; vit us cieaase ;ad .puruyc
jevery section,' and if the Insatiate, destroyeri
snouia come we snau oe me more aDie to
!dictatejtennf.ooita'aiUTen od'i
!rellfl before bft furlough Wxp.red,'4nd tei:
'graphed la fol nwa- Pon'
Sred?hS
nH-ealloa- me ; two
-at? stake,? The
coolnegSjor. rathwi'ciweki" Jiaplayed aa the
f ar. T X , 1 T.j . TT ' ...
ehipToybactbfdrtH
TottRUDuat MysUWnttii might-strike
: n,. 'tS li . 1
;Sunday.tiMM .M.i.ma i.u i i
igSL&'k1. ??7- i'' 7j
it' oiit that contacioua disease "itf likelv to,
marl . JPertlllzerIt KflTeet Upon
V Worn-Oat Land,
dee.
'.The use. of marl as a fertilizer iattrac
iag a great, deal; of attention amongjfarmerl
and planters Jo-'lhis section and its utility is
becoming daily more s thoroughly undri
stood ond appreciated. ! This marl -to -be-found
in large quantities at several points
pn,th&'Car6inaCentral road, and an ar
ismglmlal nda been effected, we are glad
To
ties anvwhere
JhunttVed miles ttfhhtr 'mart1 !bb'ds' near Iiiv-i
iflgstone's ICteek.ltt -$5 'perton? Messraj
Arpolj .Mortis ;OW;n; the marl beds t this
poiat,;, which, is, about 3,7 miles ; from Wil"
obtained l the . following r extract from
a'lettdy'rWived1 froni' Mri" Alexander
kacRad,J Jri of A rgVle; ! Robe'sdii 5 county,"
which will give 'some idea of the effect' of
the marl even -upon old, worn-out and ahan
qned.lan.d;., , .t,.lWl, , nf
11 Tou will recollect that at your offer to
get a few tons of the blue marl "last summer
I sent down a half dozen bands to dig it out.
What little ! did succeed in getting up was
put in, an old, turned-out, and' abandoned
field, and .the, result in, growth of . cotton, , is
so surprising that it is a subject oi general:
inquiry among1 the far mer's as to how it was!
treated 5,v'''"t,, ','iri Lj J '''' ''-! '
One important feature of this marl as "a
fertilizer ,ia,the facts Uiat its effects are per-;
rnanent.-:.The farmer afl.d.planter. w.ho.uses
it will not-ned-it-seeessa-ry-to-procure the
article f rOJ ysar to JeatSnd Walter it upon!
his grounLaiIt impregnates and permeates
tbje spland becomes a pa.rj.and paeliof St,
come. . , . . .1 . .
iifjiTJJ Miff l.'SrsitfVdo-' T"1rdi ..?
Thef existence or these marl beds alons
h& linebf tte1 Carolfna tJetttral jroaa is' but
ode'ofi tie many evidences;' which 'are con
stanty jeflurriflg to plibwr.lhe wisdom of
cpnstruetipg this greatgKway,. JbyJ which
thedeyelopmentjofithealmbst unljmiteil re
sources of our Stale. have been so greatly:
i- 'Mftrt, J as I it fertilizer, 'Is uhdobbtedjf :
destined to become an-important auxiliary
to farmers iaftd planters; ia our section, and
we, can but thiuk tat jthe officials, pf .the C,
C. road have acted both wisely an gener
ously In placing the raters of (tronsportation
alfouctf a'mouerat figure !jhat all can en joy
th& benefits Accruing front lis use upon their
landalv .iMliliuU.mSt'Jh ii .';? jK ii fij
: i 1 J -if
inatiBsr::br the sroekliioldera' of 'tne
AV,a meetipg of.he Stocbplders.oJ5 tjh?
xawson nmK &a re-organizeu) heldyesterr
fafM'S P.' M7, Ihf oHong j gentlemen
were elected Directors V , ;Janies Anuersbir
Alfred Martin J. L. Boatwright, bf firm of
9 iWyeta;& qo. JA- J, .3eRosset, James
Dawson, Mf ! , M. . Katz .Pesqha J, A.
Maultsbyl til A. Durr. of the 'firm' of Hart,
BaueV"& Cor W; Kerchneri' John He-
Raei-Rob't Strange, ff " i :,i;
l Tbe Stockbdldets ordered that the Bobs
of; jtbe Bank be opened for subscriptions to
increase the capital stockrpf, the Bank , to
$500,066: '-', i '
At a meeting of the Directors, held after
the adjournment: of j the- Stockholders F,
W, Kerchner, Esq., was elected President,
William Larkins, Esq.', Cashier, and James
t'McRee, Book-keeper. ; ' '
! The Board of Directors are amoti our
best business men and under their manage
mens itisbnTf Tesoablen suDDOse that
ttfe 'Bank wl!l' cohtiilue its prpsperous
careerr " "s i"'' '! ' "
Our Foreign Trade. . ' !
'" The;ew ork Bulletin 'qt Jy 17,' in'its
naval store 'article,' says: "Eosins'qufet here
and ndrainally Unchanged in value. Ek-.
portera require .only'-moderate amounts of
stock; apd. what they do want can jjbaobt
tained, at , Wilmington' for t just .aslcheap;
freight, with all .the advantage , of the,
naiuntiiy lower vusi at tue poiui, oi prouuv-
-These are 'words -of-' "true inwardness;'
They atrike. right into, the -very marrow ot
the question, and we cannot help asking
why a single barrel'sofi rpsin or spirits tur-
pentiqe.; should eyer gO frpm Wilmtogton
to Jfiurope ma New York?,. ,
..-te7ij ' m aal V")
a.aleaV Watch .Recover edi. .'. .; ;
Some time last August, Capt. T. Jj Green,
ui iub Dieauier ireyw oww, was so uuiur
ranatea 1l6se arn1wfgildi: watch;! Whlcl
was- stolen from bis room at home hi Fay
etteyille by a burglar ; iTfae I Captain ImmeK
diately set fo work toreppyerhulfaithfu
his labors his watch, was returned to him .a
feWidays maav1tr'lrfduTidiii the"
handaiota party who : bad boaght!r tt'.itt
i ' J '
Mr. Stone. a welVkno wn and excelr
lent chriattajientleinahV. lielonging
to onftoft,. Jlfirxay Mv icboiehes,
io.iNow f) York JmKYfcWfl, no nii;44ie
country o.ne.k summer, and learninc
inai an evening player meeuugi was
in' rbkto1 atHh'VniSfffe1 ' cnurcb:
; walked in, And' took a ee'at in the back
-.4.' ; ... .
! part .PJ -the jppmi...;, i4t 41
8aid-'tialiim,?'ol; ilL tmoita vhWjoi
is,.ypusnhief '.ir.jtrni
ittfbf
1 iirejybtt'rie-'bfi thldfpeo-a
otone. with becoming; humility. . The,
pVesidiyg n'WffVuliTftta!
hisTglef ated aeat, Hnd at, the-;eHd of
Idfavornwitn a TeW're'ifikfy?"
-Mri SteneV ' wUlibg' lojdo -whkt fno
fboald j made, a ieW: jDraoticaUobserva-
sooner bad ne sat down tnan,tne prej
aiding. elder rose and said; ''-'1"""
1 Undfghlayd by' this' cbrafnchtaty
iV hveid!M0'SW!t)fffert:
TeMnTTwTitcnnETswnd ,
Mid Hill 1 I TI iH V I 'ilj'M.rMtit lit;.' ( . r I. f T - 1 i . I
on the O. C. road within a I nranswicitrT-JjaviaitJowan; i
.trie brother inthe chair conuuottng
ithe meeting, Observing the stranger,
left1 hyeat, ahd comnig to Mt. StbWei
" Where arc tyou froinr" (. r
'u,I'afai fHom theciti'bfkew'Y6Vk;w
e Will Brother Stone., from New
iTdr
. OUB NOMINATIONS.
The Democratic Conservatives have
nominated the delegates named . be-'
lowln the counties designated: v ;
f Alamance Uapt. K. S. Parker. .
lAnsonCol. R.IT. TJennett. I
rBurkSMajTA?-e. Avery. .
: Buncombe Gen, T, L. CiinarmanJ
Col. David Coleman. ; il , v, ;
Beaufort James E. shepherd.
Camden Col. P.iD.,Ferebee..J i
" Chatham lion; !Joh h 1 Man'nin e j
Otli'i )
. Colurabus-QoU Forney Georce. t
,i .PabarrusrR, 41Usop;,:i n t
, Varteret 3 araes RumleyJ 1
t?awb,a6r.-ni-af McCojtie'1 !
" 5 CherokeeCaptJ J: W.5 Cobpbf.M 1 I
'.i Cumberland- Ji A; Wortbr Neill R.
BJueiii.uiM ,-r ....... ., . rjit' I
. Craven Hons, M. ., E. rManly, and
C, 0:Clark,.'i' "r "'7 - $
' Currituck-W, H. Crowell; ! r"l" .
'DaYidson-Frank Gi 1 Robbing,' B.
H. KOperts. f,,J: ... o.ljlyi W.1
.Duplin lie.y.jJohn .iN, 5 Stallings,'
Wni. Farrion" H " 'rl " 1 ;
Kdgecombe-i-Fred.' fbilibs H.l'C.
iBonrne. .1 -ll j.!Mic.t w. -
. .Franklin-T-Colii,W.,Fernev, Green.
. Gates Gen. "Vf" P. Roberts. - ' i
0' Granville-J6hnuW.'Hay8,' B. 'A.!
tarpenter.1 -
-a v tt - . a . ' . ( .
sm -wreenTj am es j o pei gnt. ; h i r -
. GuilforCoL iJ,; A. Gil,racr, Dr.
Nfirena Mendpnliall. . . I
"Halifax Rl;IU Smith1;5' Jr Dr. ili
jasiaywpodDr;!.bam:lioye.'.iJ v'
HaroettJohn!;Harrineibru mah--
' -Hendersonr-Co John ,D. Hyman.
lyde-WVCai-tS f J 'V .
C. I4, Suxomersbi .1- v,ti!.;-':v.-, -..I j m1'
J ohn stotiWtrHs --Sannd cts, Jesse
Hijiuanto m yo 21 ..y -j u
irLepoii-e-r4aiwj$;MPai'j-ot, :l ui s'
. pVIeckl'enburg-Col. Wm, Johnston
and lie v. -A. liansom,
,s" MaHfn-XwS:. aldo;.; 1 f "ir,r
i ' MpdreJohniBi Graham) " , u
. jXenoir.-rrJamesj:W.i Wooten. 11 .'.
Nash Beni. H. Jiunn.;
'; f 1 Nortiianipfcfiame ' W. Vinson.
sOrangeHohsiW; At" Graham and
QsiahJXnrner Wt'u ' hyd uuii
ruQnalow-HQpU-' jamas G. ScqtU.ir. i ;
Perspn-r-LioI. John W. iliunmne-
tiii! '!'
' Pitt-HofiTlioSj -Jjjatvisj Col.
.WrsfiMtiKingil !. l.i w.?iitv,.
Hk Fro, kri&.ou uu; -.7
. Rowan Hon. F, E. i Shqber, , Jna
ktiHen,dM-l-v,iJrt" "I :,i "
RicbnridT'Le'GratidJ f:f:';":-
. . Robeso n-rr-Dr. Duncan Sin olair and
Calvin A. McEachern. .,!;.,,;
'Randolph M. S. Robbins' I)r. J.
1 'Rockmgham-Px-Gov: ' p&vid Si
Rcid, Maj.fJii Turner Morelipadi i
... it uthertord-r-A.. 3. Jpgan.
Sampson--S. J. Faison, I William
Kirby. "'; J ' ,:" T'1'
r ' Stokes: F.! Hilli
Surrv-r-Joseph Dobson.
,Union-p-Dr- ,W!.rRed wine,
Wake Richard II. Battle, Jr.,
Maj: Seatofi Gales Rufus II. Jones
and D. B. Holland. ' j ' !
;Wayne-r-W. T. Dortch,S.i W. Cox.
, Wilkes Drs..Tyre York and K. F.
Hackett. ; ; , i 1
" " Wilson Con'R. WJ ; SSngletary.
Yadkin- Jj Ai Stepnenso., '
Garnlvproaa Plants.
1
ica? Journal states
that; athe last tneeting bf the Edid
bnrg Botanical Society,, Drv T. A. ; G.
Balfou. reported some interesting ex7
periments on the Dionaea museipala
(Von tifly-trapnaiive of Wilmington;
N: C.) v The irratibility under which
the leaf .contracts seems ito- be limited
to x delicate hairs., hatare, so, sit-;
uated on the surf ace of the leaf tha
an1 inSe'ct must brush'ineni ' in crowd
ing over - it.4 : Dr. Balfour j -touched
Yioryi otber .partubf tthe Jeaf jwith a
needle, and D response follpjkred; but
the"' instant the base of; one of the
leaVeS'vas' hit the leaf closed quick
as a flash: - Chloroform 'dropped ori
hqir caused j the. . leaf 1A.0 dose itomer
diatjejy, but ( water ha,d ,no,suj?e,fIe;f
When the leaf , shut .upon '.kn object
incapable of :fao!dlbg ' nutri'n Iiie"a
bit ,0-f wood'or & MnedSjrYU opebed
again . very soon. J BUt.whenjit ClOsCd
upn a live -fly,; caterpillar .ojr; pider
the Contraction lasted f or about tbree.
weeks, during which time the inner
surface! of the leaf gave out a y isodus,
afc4;sepretio.n, . . It-: wte 1 noiedi also
hat 1 this 1 Viscid -l secretion? aspnly;
produceof "when an' insect Was captur
ediu IH "the CaBa-lofa1 Wsbfder ie
aseBy'abundatitV' Mwj fwheri' al
! shriveled flyvwasti&ekaed,weryj'little
i was poured ouu 1 As evidence, that
fine piant ootaius nourisntnent irotn
the' liisectsthds'caiitJured' nidigesU
! ed iUti oairoun' omtecrto- he s tacts
! that,,, young plants itf -.ihp Dionaea
iof 'ccAirsej'inWciH w'ejeexclu,'ded?""did-
uw a a a v- vxas w fcsavuw v 4 ta v wa
left free: and ihat.while'a bitof beef
i wrappted jn a, leaf. p anyi oUjiBr.; plant
I became putrid, a bit inclosed ; by .the
jsiunueu, remained eniirei y iiiuuuruuf
bu-S6onf lost M Ved 'febldr kndl was
I grid u al 1 y -disintegrated atid' red uceoV
tj PH!p "-fit; 'i i ! ''! s I .' y -. ii -- mi, f
Vt.ll- 'A' Deltabafnli A au nieutenf .- ml
' vi&fitatfgnani? pu.bUsbesaflnae details.
: relative; to a fatal bull fight at .Mad-,
rid. According to thp accounts eight
! b(ill; !twelve'vborse8 ? 'and 'iwo'' men
i were rkiUed t Qf lKhwiwiater'Vthd'
! ba4rderiIiQ MarapOjjCanetiiWaftossed)
picked up and thrown up again: His
agony5 did riot lasffi ve- ffiindtes. '"He
! had'already recei ved twothrusts f roml
!hrna JitbOithiglXdbreatjKW-hen;
aual blow n th tbroat .end
to bia lTfe."j (
Franceawnojy
and three ribs, smashed,5 lived until
the nfmrtfirigf
cumstance 'connected with this affair
i ia. that it I was; ergknwed f or;Uie bener
i
jand orphans. ' --iy -V'ni
ilU' ttii i
"POWA W1TU THE TI1IRVES.
Old
"and New Tlntea.
Washington fCrrT" Jnly 10, 1875. t
EDrfons&fi-Sslibio
agrapkironthe qeatb notices 5 the
Fredericktown; MdMerald, of Sat- I
uraayi adth a in,UBH,- may interest i
some of your readers:.-4-'j::" - -, j
f-On Friday; the22d dav of .TanhArv nrrtru !
Sutton, cf Bladen county, :N. Or, aged 1 16
-years. She was a native pf:Ciupepper cou n-
ty, Virginia; and had -five1-sons and seven i
uaughtet8fkU now-kvins. 5 Her" descnK 1
Ants amount to 14D&. - At 52 her eye sight
iaueu ner, ituireiurnea again at vu, as good r
AS ever,nd continued :to 98, then it failed j
again to ber 'ileatbJi be- haa bfien at the i
births of 112t children -!- , j
v It was doubtless ; copied .into the !
Herald from some Wilmington or 1
Fayetteville paper of that date which
had, after.the lapse 'of thTee months, '
found its' i way ; to Fredericktown.
Things have changed somewhat since i
then. :x .Now, the. death of one so re-
jnarkable would bo telegraphed to all
quarters xt i tne ;.cottntry ; and would ?
bo printed in tho papers the day after
its:occurrence, "and transportation is i
5S0 jrapid. an,d so: general i that two-
thirds of-the people-could attend her
atereaiinsrronticar Leiur. J
..fP99UWidiBosedt;.1Tjien Balti- .,
wore was a aays journey Jrom wash- 1
Ltngton and the trip ; was!, undertaken
with the more deliberation than is be
'stowed bpott, a'joorney"'to! SanFran-
cisco'i Tne i time is now a trifle over
an b9ttr.':,;Happytoot
oal has kept pace with the material i
pr05re8.-',..;Thel ; common schools ;
have" beert ; enlarged,' improved and
vmtediUAn.exi education j
has been brbxtght within thO reach of
all. r "
Affixed1 6) ruF;of5ee:wall is a sinal
dial with acrank similar4 to that "used
for winding Up a surveyor's tape
measure. . When I want a messenger
T have but 'to' turn this' crank onco
around and while it is ticking its way
,back the messenger to do my bidding!
.Two turns brings a, policeman, tin w
the Fire Department and four tm
doctor, and all; for a trifling expense.
Truly this is a wonderf ul age that w i
live in. - ; But it has not been all gain.
We have lost very much in some re
spects.. Common honesty for instance
seems 16 Have1 deserted high' places al
togeth er an d this robs us of m uch of
the pleasure." we would . otherwise
derive f roirn the contemplatfon of- our
progress ih other respects And, aj
propos of tlis permit me to make ;i
SUggestiorii ' Both1' 5 pafties are just
now-very much troubled about plat
formSt and it is no; wo,nder. so f ar as
the Republicans are concerned. There
is tio longer' u a' 'niggej on ihe fence"
and' the " raw head and bloody bones
of the rebellion" have ceased to scare,
or arouse the prejudices of the peo
ple, I' whatever Mrv Demagogue
Blaine iraay'do,''or." :think "to; tin
contrary.- , But thOiDemocrats need
have no. , difficulty., about a plat
form! Jiet.it be simple in form and
uhmistakeable in its ternis. I would
make it of four words: Down -with
TIIB .THIKyKSl;. , ; r.-
l . On this issue all the late victories
that have given so much hope to this
COUiitry were won,' and I believe that
with that inscribed upon our banners
wei can. finish up what bas .been m
nobly, begun. ; , , t
, Down toiti, ifi&ihieves. Everybody
can understand' ibat, and it is 'the
very first concern j Of air who are in
terested, inigood government, law,
axes j and ani economical, administra
tion. f The people are willing to hold
in abeyance such questions at the
tanff, the currency,! &c. They fetl
that the duty.of therhour is to rescue -lte
.goverpmen, t , from tbose who for
several :years 'past" b'aye .acted as if
public' plunder was their legitimate
spoil, who "love to steal awhile away"-
and eem to thinks the people have no j
riglits an, office-holder is bound to res j
pectiuTho people siay. "Down with r
the;thievcsr-j'"i,uf' "'-" "
Tbf administration organ here :
devotes ft, paragraph to .John Pool j
whicjh. I enclose... Its refers, as you ;
wCsee to' His efforts tp; ge'f into the
cabinet and is! predicated hpon the i
re'mSrkiof another Radical paper, that
Vihe bas for a long time been a very
"his (Pbol'sj'clahns are.baised solely
upon the fa'ctHhat he'! needs support !
from'sorhe aourco" arid - cannot get it
from .thef; people jof jhisown.Statfi."
1. calls him,' aj shallow, pol and, ex
cept: when disturbed, by some i unex
pected' cominotjonV ' a 1 very ' ! stagnant
ImPooe Pool, hei haSjiilike imany. an-oher-inNortli,
Carolina nd. through
out the SoiithV done tbe dirty work of
the party 'and maligned hhi own' peo
pfe'(rik'6 Very v drab,' and now vbnt
they hat-e rio further use for him tht-y
calim ,f unquiet Pppl,, "a'shaliow,
stagnant Pbol and teU bim that
ihe"day of n is; usefulness has passeJ
amd ihei86bheri beand bis friends re- .
cognize that lacti the sooner will they
: V jX a' PVfil1 peace ,pt mind.", , , .
-'Messrs, !Scallawag, yse who have
sold; your birthright for a mess of
Radical potaei behold in ttiis man's
Uti3iyoniLfcertairidoora.ti.De8pid by
the. people,, yo. Jiayf. maligned, aul
t;ast off by your pew-found friends as
soon 'as ' y onruday 5 of 'usefulness has
passed. -They ilove' treason, but ' de-
8pisetneitraitordoiU tviiJLt-i..-u
. fi!;f .olIe?trBa.Wrrj: iV;"
X A'asioycbrfp'brioWt 8a!yV:,,s;:
;The Uiletof mes ofth.e .ladies at
tb?, bop were, of allyarietiesf from the
airy white ulle.to the sombre ( but
nch'tla'ck velvet. It seema'tb'at two
shades of 'wkJd-brown'are' niuch " in
favor at the1 Seaside resorts If or suits,
andafficeedinglya-becomi
trajt'iaja cbe.cpfcr. wjt fhe .shade,
of brown almostfwnite known as cafe
I aialtCbffMfthmaki ;
c Fprn, v n accppjju -,the; aeronaut
Don, aldsoand pf JtV0?1 $t the
Chicago press;' whb'ro,aae' a'' balloon
ascensidn'frorn that; city bnThhrsday
lastlbavo beeii
drowned vin Jjake
lWgan,Kfj
t t At' If i
1
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