North Carolina Newspapers

, T 1 : V ' . t ' y :: ' .-' h - VP? A nip 1- 1 5 ' I ' I - . THE (WILMItiT.)N POS T. W. P; CAN AD AY. Proprietor. WILMINGTON, N. CL. Fkiday Mokkino, Nov 9, 1831 PROCLAMATION. The foIlowig is1 the proclamation in full of the President of (be United States recommending ja day of thanks giving: t Io furtherance of the custom of thi8 people at the closing of each year, to engage upon a day set apart for that purpose, in a special fcstiyal of praise to the Giver of all good, I, Chester A. Arthur, President of the United State.i, do hereby designate Thursday, the 2lHlnday of November inst , as a Jay of national thanksgiving, , i Thejyear which is drawing to an end baa been replete is ith evidence of di vine cgoodneca. The prevalence of health, the fulness of the harvests, the stability of peace and order, the growth of fraternal feeling, the spread of in telligence and learning, the continued enjoyment of civil and religious lib erty all these and countless other blessings are cause for fervent , rejoic ing.! 1 do therefore recommend that on toe day above appointed the people rest from their accustomed labors, anl, meeting in their several plices of wcr . ship, express their devour gratitude to God that lie hath dealt so bouotiiully with this nation and pray that His grace and favoi abide with it forever. Chester A. Arthilr, President of the United States. V By the President: ' F. T. Feklinghoyses, ; Secretary of State. . Mr. Sutton, of Chowan county, we understand, is in the field and at work lor. Pool. v : Every vote cast Tor Charled U. 1W is for good government, and his elec tion will bring about tbe'uroaperily of the people. ' t We hope the an;i-bourbpns( 61 Car teret, will not allow the internal dis sensions in their rank to cause any - want of . zeal on their part to elect Pool. 7 : .: : ' i villi;, va., kiot. The riot in which four colored men were killed and (.en or fifteen wounded and two or three white men wounded, was brought on by order of the Dsnio cratic party to net up, a row so they could the better draw the color iine. HON. 1 II AKLES C. POOL. This gentleman will be elected, so those of hi.j lrieod claim w.io seem to know, and we hope 'he will not be de feated by the want of support uf anyi Republican or Liberal in 'he district." A man who fails to vote for Puol is . not entitled to vote at all. The ElizabetbJCity Falcon, the lead ing Democratic paper of the lirs dis-' trict, say: "Juikje Charges C. Tooi, IS CF.RTA1N.KY A REKINKU ANI til, TUREIUiKNTLKMAN ANIl A MAN OF EX TENSIVE EDUCATION AND FIRST KATE AiiiLiriK;" It will be sceu lrom the above that eft'iu Democratic pap-jf.s speak -highly of Judge l'ool. Ev true, good, houet man iu that district should vote for him. r ATTKMPTEW OSTItAt'IVU IX VIHiilM A. ! The d!ierate tight against nil that j is liberal, generous, llepublican aud i.-. Amencau in politics waged; by the" bourboutof UioDid. Dominion evinces .at ooce thn "radical character vt" the contest, the tremendous issues invulvn and the Well nijrh frebJed fears of those who feel their ancient fabric of despo tism t tottering under the ponderous b'ow of Mahone and hi. patriotic cjmpeers. If madness be a token of : the dcossful disfavor of the gods, then are the days of Virginia' subjectiou.lo a political aristocracy m v. rapid ly drawing to a close. The eflbrlsof.au ; effete and only self-laudatory class' to i intimidate and "bull dozV .the free j electors of that state into a departure from the teachings of their consciences by a display of fUgs over the doori of the'TaithfuVdocidentatly marking out for proscription those who dare to act ' and feel lor themselves and their fel i lows, is a cowardly and contemptible exhibition of little malice and petty tyranny which we hope t j har, behe this paper goes to press,' has been re buked as il,buuld be by the liberty loving sons of the grand old mother of tales and statesnen. IIOX. K. UAYNOH AM) THE tOI RT OF CLAIJIS. It is well known that Hon. K. lUr i nor is a man of great influence iu North Carolina, and the south generally. lie belonged, before the war, to the Wbi party. In lac t (irahacu, Rayuor aod other were tho leaders of that pari), , aad when the war broke out here ma i oeri a Uoioo man. After the war b wu one of the great tutu of the HTlh who joined the Uepublicao iarly the natural place of the old Whigs aod he has been a leader in the IWpublicaa party of the south laoe Mr. !Uyor wa om of the great mea of litis coun try ho uoder all cirtuoUnc, de fended , 31 r. Collector Arthur, of hf port ol New York. V hav heard kin stand up in lh treasury depart Mat aad praUe lit. Arthur aad d fead him when many thought thai hi oOciahead wtsikj pay the penalty by a fall la th waU baakat. Wasptak , of UU to howUu ,JtU a man of ' groai serri wU u other qvaUUe 1 whkh go io saakt a cat ma a. Mr. Ksynor haa ihottaod, 4rU havebien'voting the Democratic tickei, who love their i!a leader aod associate, and will be delighte J to Lear -of" his promotion at any time. Iu fact. Mr Raynor's promotion, to :t judgeship '. tho court of claimsj would 'make lie Prt sideut more frivnds lliiti mi.'v otlitr appointment that couM p-jibty make at this time. Aud wc . eitietn-ly hope that Prebident Arthur will ive the next place on the court of c!ai.ns to a touthern mao. aad that out hero man to beJIon. K. Iiaynor. Wc bea to assure him that, tliis jjjcibti-u t would givjj ino.r general 'satisac' iou than atiy 0;ther in tho whole muI'u. KKINXElPAl'-: KATTLIMKV -ISOlItUOXS ItADLV ;C'AKEI. 'Once niorp -jnto the brcacl), dear friend -v Once iiiore." . ; That "Conscience tuakes cowards. of us all!' W an aphorism of such uni-. versal acceptance that no" iiiu-tra'iou can add 1'jrce to i', oiberwii1; wc should b d sposcd to adduce, as cuniu'.Htive evidence cf its wisdym and veriiy; the btarlltd and strenuous endeavor of the baurbon leaders io eaptufe victory at auy c s; or hazard- io t!ieir canvass of the first congressional district, and chain her to tha llig-.-uif of - their parfy. "The wicked ilte yhen no man purfeueth;'' else how is it that the Dem ocrats, i;u a district managed by them so a3 to make siire of one thou-saiid majority at least, are now invoking int their aid praying Ij come 'ivor and pftip them al! the talent which has beeu so successful in tbi past io darK eniug wisdom by words withuiit know! edge, and making t he worse to appear the better cause. That the, ancietu rirjg masu rs'arfe seized with.:..;' sudden relaxation of the knee joi;r is tLe only possible solution cf tLe Prodigious labors cf Vance, 'llauVmi, .La .ham and Moore to overstock their poiiiical New castle with sti perilous buu i but: coai. We can hardly thiuk th it the.-e iiius tricui tha-tiiiiaturgisls are merely "pr( ticing to kcepKheir hands i;i for thp sophistries-aoAnrerb't! fraud) aoj.ijuib bles of the ci.puingcar. T,hen ail this 'wt aty baste1'" ttlj' ii rst : u th li-jid of 'the bourbou .ehgmiots cin have but one of twuji nieatttnirs : gather a frantic desire to be rem cm be red. of the Democrats when they shall come into their kingdom (If cctr .'; or an appre hension that a love of j'j-ti'je, j'fair play, public hone-ty an 1 tij n! Mtilrtii o will rtval over aj.i lh wi'es Hi d devices f p'j-liticat ; liaie . .et veis, lias induced hi exiraorrliniry h;. ctaele of more arduous eir.'rt to capture a liehl claimed to be -eonijuered io .I'lvano', than 8 re 'usual iv;'t'xK nded in a cam paignof doufetf t' Ksji ., Wv rope.i', that th( r.'" !iUL lit- deep and oiniai.u-i grow!s of tlie 'eof:e wari.ir;; the pre Hi gate taniperets itii p. pi;Ur rights that their niideHls a:d hprc ;nr.igs are io need if- t xIai.ali in. - Hence the Ci-.d-givtu laUni.s m 'e't-tj:.ie;ioe and pcrsuasiijn, brslowc.i fro u i .high for pur-. and patriotic tisen, arcti be prostituted by Mich jMi'ud cpedkjLrs :i we have named fbuvo to delitdii.;.; 'he voters of the district into ti.e belief that .other cJtctorg , th'ia tt:--f k:k h-ul lust a rtj'twiiijttin-. may !:.wiul!y op ply a uiniber ((' con;rf:s : for tlife who had sustaiucl Midi loss. l i. said that Ihe lute cf Oi'pl; tij 'w.w s'runir with poets' aiue.W-, 'out. v.-.:rds tot-re sweetly poVcnt than tvii fluted rom his magic itistiunini'.? vu! ';e ncCiUJ to beuuile tLe fie -i:kI f.H-riotic ei: ii.s of the tirt ilitriei, iiiLtj. a h.;.sv con doiieuient )l this oiitr.ietuH !r.'s);i.-s by,a sehcmii novl ptrtiyan adminis tration tip0:i the JHart t 'and iiui sacred r:;h!s f Anrn'o in eitiz n. . 1 1 u q ii i i n 'm in a n l . . Wasiuni,, .., X.,v. i, isy:. The transfer of i he i-v.nuiaiid of the army was' accomplished to-.i iy ij tK-tiy amt without any . ciVt :i..ey h never, beyou J the is-uahee; i. f l he fo-i 1. w i u general orders iiotiiyii g the army o? ihe change el commanders: . jiilvMIUAi; o!UKKS No. 77. j lI;i:APK'VAUTKKstr rtii: army, I Vasiiik,;tn, Nov. 1, i,S:;. j" By and with the consent of th. President, .n contained i:i s; ral it- ders .;.;. 1, ot IhyoScr UI, 1.5, the uudersiifnei reliiKjuishcs eouuuand if the .army .! the Uniie-I Mates In thus severiVg the rUtin:is wim-h hue hitherto exisuo1 bein-fcu ui. ho thanks all utlicers aud men ir their; li lelitv to the high trus' iaip .el ujhn them dur ing his otacial hie, .tu.bn, iii, jn his re tirement, wa.ch with pare iiai ,ohci tude their progress upard)i:i the no bic profession to'whkh t'Levl haTe le rotcd their lives. ." J W. I MiiKMAN. Central. Odieial-R C. Dki m, AJj r.am Un eraj. j . CJMJIASII ASsfJIEU. iiliXt.t.VI. uRPKKs so. 7S. I ! E.A ti r a r. i k s s o r 1 1 ie ,u-m v ( ' VAlUNftroN, Nor. T, 2 ucim k XI j In - obedience lit the trdtr of ih. Pridnt. rooiJ'iTitcd in dner! .r din No. 71, tctitr 13, 1JS;, fnm theiie hed-jartihe underj.:jjae-J hrreby aum. the c.a;niaad orihe army uf the LoiicUMatr if ;ihe kdlowm!oa3-.(si irjcrr'.veHt( th persona! ftasf f lb Lieutenant' tteofrai: Mjr Muhet Vafn.j , awiaoi aiiiulaiit stuerdi rui lit; wcreUry:. CpUi WiUisaa J mar, 1-ittb Crarv. ju-J decs-.t iptaia Jaairt K. Jrx-ry, ijrp yi r.njsiuner auif e;v . U. U"MtRBtAS.Ijf uteaaoitiftV- Dacfal IV U. DutTM. A Ji Jlal ti..t. f al. Trtfw? orUr cr be Ut ai jr,; tnnai. K'V rrpUT y, a.' ;h isjj. Fe nd tecoaiio consaardrrv I lilt tvu rn.vrt t4i:i.l awto Ua. aftrt the raee i - - m . . . . i , - f K-.I . 1 . . . "'"- trurrxi osfri a tr- . J - n k?T n "jfr;ai.- r iiico.nui:AU. A Lt''iun in Free Trade. By JdiiN C. Holm ts I . -,. ' as n.n.xoi- momTki:.' '.f ((jnrlu.l.d.) Digii:', whom Mr MorJeo t Uisan in the habi' of empioying by the job, Hihl w'io iived by bis daily tab- r, seri oj.-ilj 'asked Mordeu if ii rsas !ru that he was goiat;;lo charge twenty dollars a bushel for 'apple. 1 ' WLu talked, that nouset'Se to you?" V'hy, S'.ubbf,'- Jirombt?au's hired irian. He 'said that not only Would you charge tweiitj- djtiars pr busbyJ, 'but it wijuld hvc the efi'cr to raioe-the price t-f apples to twenty dollars all over the co'ietry. Crombeau sells ap- -p!et at i d l:ar a bushel except whn tha crop is sh rt, whenAhe take all be cau ge'. Well, you see," continued -lr. Ditrg-, gravely, "it you should raise the price, and of those whiclfares coa-i aimed hereabouts -r-say one thousand bushels, of apples it would make a difference ta the commuuity of eighteen thousand dollars, all on ascouut of that fence around your orchard." ''This rfonease,,' answered Alorden, "is all of Brornbeau's own manufacture and all ii founded on the basis of c muting my last ysar'a crop of apple's ten bwshe's against the cost ol the fence with which I have protected my orchura. In .the first place, I do uot intend to gt the pay for that -fence in one' year, or in !ivt; years. It, ii an jj-vcs'm-ttt -on w'-iich I. only expect a ieii-iAriable iiiresy It is tne same with' the cjst of pr9tt cting- my wheat lield at.i) coruli .-I'd. In tne second place, I imeiid to make hiy ""crop a more o rliiii ' thfirg, and then 1 cmi checkmate iiombcau iu putting up the phce uureaoi abiy -when' ' thife is a scarcity cr-.aied by his lrecboolii'i; jfrACticc of dtsituy ing i)!S r:fci)bor.-.; orch ! :iHid th'eii g:a::i lieidi i:i order to t ::!ii:.c(i the price of IjiJ own ip-.s and graio," 't I'.ir-t . ; a !.iait.e'l mat tie. tin 1 n it LbOUhl 1 the uuii'-er iu iiiat i!Kit and that he .-hotilibe Very' gUd if ay thjiog i;,v.il.l ii; U nin lo keeo - liroaibe - u from rii-in ll;e pi ice ut jLis. prolucv whenever he chose tl i so. - ' A i I ii :c is .i.i iiitT jKiiii'., lg, thai y "- tj' l,'iT- ir not t( h i-; - though l ;i illilt O .-! I.i.p f t.'.li'. Ul t II Ml to iic jjn-i y.i ! p v i a ii ihcr i ::r.ii i than Voiever piV;l: i'.i f iiib -a i; '' .' i VVi.at :s Mi:.:.?'' ! "It is t'lu' pi t-uiidiiig liKsse fetft es I gave you ,m,:oy uK'.ii I n .'k ti cether.n ud . h u 1 jro-.i u&xfa i no m iM sum of m I'm v-euviiiiih to buy njy whole last eu.t.'s c.-tVp of applca'at d-u b'e tt'.e :i ay ev.-r pud Broiuheau. Is tt ! "I s ii ' account -to l.ive .:h ,. vtri!i -.1 ;..pi', rn-ills '-withi s yiuir re:ii-ji .' A!.' : ':;'i "of f ? j t i i jivei e'm' ployaint to th.- ill-: p!ii:i.T, cht; Ivim- Stet'jjil.e fence b -.i.-der, and ih;e' tiic- re; aife: ; a i i :s .. lar.aiog laertass iu iiiiportauce f.'a- pp.'or-.uuui.-s lit ;iilsor wiil h pr i, -oi ti ately multiplied.'"' Tlii's- w-is uf'iv ft D'sjl's, hut so uiaoi k-;iy reas iuaok-that lie bcgaii to think thai there was )iii'':hinjj r j.-g in Bri -in beau's lre"i U: ' sy-.e:H'. . , af-.er -tii, B. .mt'-.-au' r.i'id Fie- 'LVidc i iwveuient t..it I to prod;.!-. Ia'-li'.;g ttWe s, bn o i-y .1-4 rye-1 t. a 'iy o;-e i Ml.T.lt'li' I'trs, .e:J l ) pu. oil hi-, j;:t -an i hi t'u-'rw-f re' wis d-juV'v a!e!iiu! yf hn f ::e -. ., . - - ' ! ' " in JIM K i-.Kl'i W'A f t II OP MOj'i'l .N's l l.At K. : Br K.ibtau, lo 111: ui-aii iiir,", Wa b:'::g w.-th r.ie -t o.-. .'ai.iure. '' Ve ie.si- t.if , r ii f-j:i .Mo (era's larui," ?ail li . t his s : '.I:m;" as he' was- eoiiuuu'ii v vtii'ytf.' "I i WM j til we UiiM K-'.r; v Mo'ien's sch.m tt we sh tii be ruintd." "lln Says J . i, CO UHgi s rolls' leace. i.i rtp.y. . "W'ell, teil," "Std 1 1 ! 1 m t.ioei putii 'lit 1 j Ssl ii); c il wait tiiiiii h s oropj are nearly maurcd aLd tli-'p.Xatentli to .Monica's ieuces. For . awt.tle e v.i.' turn .t.j'iuher' p.uturV? and ou, Jim, ktep waleS ot .Ylujdei-!"' Ta it Ua 1, ' .1 Jiwer Jiui, dut fui V., Ami he K?pt ins prousiit. At tint he ma. to Mordt u'a once a (w.tk; then he Jt d that Aiurderi needed wat'thar else y, a.id be 'eui lieo a ai would sjrneUuies stay uuiil' ;ne Lours 01 laif-ua; a id sa the'titi-ti fau 0.1 ua:n, lur auiu -uu ctue nttiu ga'den tiui:. And Bcver did a I.rcj rewari more boautt!uliy': Vile fia id the l.d.hiuvliii.t:i ,, ,ihxa di t Air. ilvr dca'a. 1'jc wueit, tue wra, ta; 'Mi f, the caarsr griui of aii kiu i, were far ia ad an of a iTiLing vhai hd teu wrt.ia iai jcttiif. lac carmtv. to?bes bvi in iLtir- .cj,a pruduci! l:y Jeiivt ia;v.;rraais, ftiiii t iUa tar vl thc:r ks ljr;ua: uiut.l Bit itc HeLrd, -isp- saafd ;w iao ic.. nHii.Jtf ls?s 5.iiii f i -f -is i .v.ctkT. ilr . j Aiiv -hu iJ Lrrri i i . j.l.i ii.r.ii,t s "'. ,, i-8.'t cpvi.y. ii tara .,. i t Mr. M-.Mds; " iWwiUaa watctol aKjiriiaa aa l.itt 1. mjLA ill ufv-3A--J 1 11 I , . . . .. i ; r weal Ut u mti&tai Mr Urf. I , " ! i - m 5 4s4-ij rc. acJ'JJf i vfa-a .va i . Lt i ka& f f .. c apples grew and becarnin expert in the fivors f apples; gstfould discuss with eorjs'derable pravyiijj the compar arivei lufiUof ditftrrelqBjitiefo f.drja cfeu'dtie judge$koin fruitkjt yetTipet: fK li h W -J imri re 'ji.il wtc4jf Morden?" eld Brombeau would asdlow aud then. te,''Ves, dad, and l"l1;you ht'a got powerful strong feucesv "NVver you miud,' -nswtrs old Brouibeau, .'uext weelksve'll scrape liim clean., (Ww, 'iaindi-.t Jim, when Mordeir beirins to harvet?et me know." "Yes,' dadV Jim wouAuswer. ' A niost sigmlicauplure of the whole afJ'air was the harvest oppioa'jueu, a gooa.ifcay oi liTOKP beau's depeudaut.tirexf &t;s wailing for a jjbiilherdu)sr..ir' ilaantine losst ca! Qvritttii)e cattle rtl'jnarkft.caBie Jto Mbrflen fortwork. Nf " , ' ? Wljai'a Ab VtuWif ajketl aior den.' , - "Times, ite dull, noSiringr to do at tome,' and Urombe&u hyot sold bis herd." ' I f . ity - "WVat dof ou wamrVf ' 'A jobxol FworI'VWeut of ll iur, out ofpotatoe, and no ;pjjr.',' "Do't yott grow whaitf --'rYefrTmt-.irombeatrj!: herd de streyed it1 " . , ? '.SAtfdfyWr pcUtoeaa'm igaAr ' Brombeau's hogs , ririfcd 'em all up." ,r W; ' "And Cart't you raise r$t ?" : 4iSo!d our hogs to Brbn'jau to piy a debt we owed him provisions bought last year." ' j Why d;n't you friJC?your wheat and corL?" !f e 'Bforabeau say hVchf&jfr to buy." Then would Air. M irdji;giv them jobs of woik aud theysuid g'adly accept a reanable remnaieatiou. ' What a poiver of unJlris done on that Mordeu place,"' h'aystfe. 'I'm b'amed," savs JjjfOlher, if Ihtrs if n't more woik fystfeo: on that farm in oriH ;;nir thu-lai:y dozen farms in the ciuutri " 7 We sou.t, i!iiorget lolbi'd thai it was wiihi (i.e. -sale nroijlii.ii 1 Mr Morden's f Micesjthat il nbtth'ure b. gin 10 be developrd.j J'here 'f, in fr.int of the houj, th pretlielower gar dea thai had tirt beeut-en in that 11 jghborhood. "f? was !aii"jui with a taste aud skill Ltiat WoulJiave drawn the first priz? a . a coun'tirr There were' little walks tha; feta , wndmg aiu'Jff; the be-Is- :,t llfefiib wnosa .colors-, by some msiiut, pj made to u'eiiu in most Uarfii-';uoin')'eautv,'aud v !j .-..-: fi;:gran. r n ade llU.r d hht fu.1. The presiding efefctis of the rl jwer garJeti was Elilh-brileii, the darjU'er cf Mr. and i' llorden. Jihc, was; orighi. vi v teif-j.! 1 i d had, wiihat, reki'l.vt tl a very gnKi- ru lunen taiy education. Oi cii:Cii id" her cheerful aind h ppy d'S.HSitiWi li was CHlltd.f 'Li-e- Jnsli :i -l-lifi':!" bare-' iJy.td 1m.r firii ol tile if.y '0 .rhood wou-d .-t p 1. -1 t re'.ifitii e Ilowers t'.r u;2lk :iie-'i.i ,jd i4t b Mjet. !. .';.' '. 11 nlive a lp$t garden".'" i'-'ktd .-tii..-h: ne. 1 "No, we don't." "And why n;' tsl "Brombeau's herd iriSwipUa 'em down."'. S. ' O, tiiat is. tuth a pitsfcunshine wuuld answar; "jxwr liule&fwers!" And, wicked though ili pj, many a little girl, trying to cuItiHle alliwer bed iu imitation of t?unshjj heartily wished Bfota beau and h4'erd were at the bottom of the Iilinfilf ri ver. The Protection policyJtJ .Morden was gall aud worm wood tiiryu!t)e:;u; and, now, as the ripcaiugtiiL'ie crops was approaching, he bel in make ready to "aweep Aforde prairie clean," aahe expressed it;S; "Jim, are you watchilfciilordeu's piace?'.' asked old Brombe iorm day. ' Yen, dad, and his fetK!-;1 are Yery strong." ig; 'Well, Jim, we must svffij him off to liiorrow nigh.. I here's vuoon, aud we cau du-the tbiuir aforfllliy body's - ' IV. THE A-bATJLTV then, sue a general marsaaljn- his u'.iiy fur 'a .ba.ttle, he gaveXlJc oinunes 01 u:e e -:.;i:g.attaCK. AS f.M plan was a prof otind secret we can fife only the .euiis. Vl his we know, thL.tj the "uext eveuiuj; BromUeau's forced Ijoosijt'ilig 1 f his rtlM.ie lierd ar.tl a us hirtd iie'p, wir-iniiLaled for tltetasau!' on Mordrii's t'ice, aud wereytS'adrauc? ia three divisions. as t'ley were about toart, -001-b :dv aeked, "Where's Jim?'e j '.Jim has gone over (i-lilr.u n' i re onnoiire," answered Balau. J be ennmauders of tSdiTiaiona iu this -Ciso' brought uirjr2lbe rear while B.'ornbeau rod in advance as -raliaai aio WJietitaliev ot aithid aai'iultiag dtstaacs Sty ca ne to a bait, :i d lirom naa rebi .1 pit of Lmm that led to tbe wheJfid Hr Ciuse o.n.k iii a U-w miuefytD. 6'ubis, cU" itb ire "i:Hf 5!ioh r.ec rrpj-iif r.i tefhman hr ti the piaie. 4! '.w. d u re ajytif in inat 'i.tis-uju: 1 think I J . ' vVhtt th 11; u i- "l 'itiiuii a mm. aii:id -(I i.jic! lri"QOia.u he's oi a'ut I ' affd wr huu; AiiU. lara rt-ply 4U!ibi took it hi t.rjs Biowleswaj. a braTe aiifiul he ;hou!jt he wouM nr. riJe'-4f irJ that qtrn. ... . Io a l a viaen tbe coa0apder f diviiio-nl up a U.s4SiU c-Hi dvii.-y hjTi, 4.J -ja. itrealh. " Tbx' cna&t 1 1 i hu 1 fd ;.t W a,t lha iii y armed men. I rmuLnt the ide of tee $;f t a m rod abd-fti every step out p-wyrdrMa wiiii pin. Ia ihs meaa t.ai? the Jn.i ihxl w to si-jU Mjrdfa. gtrl'ad ur ckard a4TacrLu(Kl r tbc errjr of - biil dij djI t 4r. ? ,5 t"tfrmsni rtk:' Wh fiaw- td.- . M fW tt ti$t wak a aficaiej; toward atsa r ' Fsf kt& si ar c I Vl.- Vs - . . 4. J 3M ct-us ttj a iaul a saia. , ir,ai... utt&j .m$tm.k hsilj 064 the g;e ail-wf4t.c ir U ta-r" when - It position until he got within his own hocse. Haa be remained one momeat more he could hare heard a merry peal of girlish laughter Somebody had been watching tbe whole program me from a window, at first with fear, and then with uncontrollable merri ment - at the , ludicrous bravery of Whiffles. Jk Suddenly Mr: Mordeu'ii bous was lighted up, aud somebody entered. "O, Jim," said Sunshine, "how could you frighteu a poor fellow so?" . Jim bore his honors becomingly, and remained only until be saw the attack on Morden's place a failure. , "They won't trouble you any more," said Jim, -as he took his leave. The next daf, there was a fearful quarrel. between bid Brombeau and his aog im, Ike consequence ot which was thatyohDg Brombeaa left the paternal roof It ia possible be was ordered to go. ; ' " .. . -..- ' - U wsnt to bid the Mordens good bye, and need we say that by the Mor dens Jim meant Bunshiut? "Write toui!" said M; Morden as he grasped his hand, y Poor Jim! If Mr. Morden had stuck a knife into him he could not hare hurt binrmore. lie could nbt write a word, and could barely read. lie was a genuine pioduct of the lawless, free booting system that his father had pur sued. Coarse, rough, ignorant, and more or less infected with the vices of his surroundings, his associations with the Mordens had opened new visions to him, and perhaps lor the first time in all his life his nobler nature had found utterance in his takiue the bart of Mr. Morden against the half-barbarian ag-1 giconivuii ui iud cuier uruuiueiu, rilb there was the riDg of true mahhood in him, and when he left Mr. Morden there were resolves made that he had never before dreamed of. Mr. Morden gathered his harvest in peace and security, and it was 'abund ant. There were at least one hundred bushels of apples, and, what was won derful, the pricj was actually lower than had been known for years before. It required a vast amount of labor to gather; these bountiful crops, and many a neighbor who bad nothing oi his own to harvest earned & goodly sum of money by working for Morden. JIM IS HEARD FROM, We uow pass over a period of three ydars, and the chafes in the Morden n-ii;hborbojd were such that the place could hardly be recognized. Almost every firmer bad become convinced of tbe superiority, of Morden's way of farming, and had built fences, and planted hedges, and Brombeau was crowded into his own lair, Then came the -'aniens, the orchards, the flower bads, and the schools. Edith laorden, being col sidered the best educated, per s in in the, neighborhood ?jiva prevailed upon lo 1 teach, whi ;h i, she d'd lor several terms. All these im provements Ltld Brombeiii fought with all his power tbit is lo say, ar gui'ieut'aiivv power, for, with the great laituro to "sweep Mjrdeu'a rairie tlean,',' eatue the end ;f tjio reign of lorce- : Ile was g'ttitig hemmed, into the rather narrow limits of his farm, aud it so wore on 'him that he resolved to emigrate to Texas or Mi xico t r some other vild region where he wou'd have no Mordens to cross his path. But death came, and poor o!d Brombeau went to hi little home only six leel by three. Svon after this event Mr. Mor den re. 1 ived a letter from James Brom beau. He had not heard from him at ail except occasionally through the Brombeauv - Iu his letter to Mr. Morden he men- tioiied briefly what b had been doing." On this point, one passage is worth quoting: "I have pot be-u idle. When I lirst left borne J had everything to 1 earn even the fipst courtnon kinds of work 011 a ..farm. Now,however, 1 can say that I am familiar with most kiuds Of Sarin" labor. I have also learned the trade of engineer." "Why," says Mr. Morden, "what a splendid handwriting Look at that letter. Edith, and near: what he w;itea: " I have just arrive in New Orleans after more than a ytar' absence in California, and, .having nome business to attend to rhich wtH detain me, I write to lei you know f my safe arri val. I had intended to be home a ytar soiner, but was hindered by rffy tl'iirs in Calif. rnia It Was :hii 1 o we-ksfrom this lime that Mr, 3ain? lfotulciu quietly rang thf heif at Murden's. and who should be the firs, to met him but little tun shiue, aifti Chen what a hearlv wel come lrom Mr and Mrs Mcrdri! After the greetings were over, Mr. Morden said: "It is only two weeks ago that I receivedyour letter the first aud only reliable wnrd we have heard from you in three years." l"You do not mean to sy the only Utterr ' , the imly One.'' i.uu 1 De wutteo yiu as o I ten as omA? iu two or three mocths ft,r ayer Well, well, 'bat is stranse rnourb 1 1 1 . , . 0 a 1 v nouuocu iu wimuereq wny you did not write to us. I've asked Whif fie, the potnaler, h nod red of time "Is WhilH1 jsimmeiJ'' . " ' "He bai beeo for two Tears , "I'llWe Whiffle ' ' if Oa his way to the old place he railed -t tbe pot oilier. VbifflM ut rii;. potulbce wiii bis bick turned pxfly to tbe door so tbtv he did not cot ice Brombeau at he entered. "Halt!" thundered Lrombu Wbia- iuoiped ft if be had been auoi. . VWhy have y o stuWa nay Wtlrfe!" ked prom bra a. rbere wu m de-d w, and Whiffle ol Uii were bom nuj ajin. Jkey we ta tots day, fr aagbt we kaow Tits Irceai at WLiVini-t, ..I o'ir ed U fill ihe rcr by a aow p P. itlaest. a Upn! e reavatiowBwJ Nr working nboat ija c!l Krvabeaa e t. TiMf su a is r., piat. ed, awl a&a4 lo ljk uwrt bj iweair ycr 'ftiea thw was aii oMBpWtad fc'Si. if Tom ha3 calUd, tart' aad a Biido yotjf tx-vp-l ia th ar dt f tf ptaew aa4 pty. W lilt U Utt aWt LU Uasu.3. lim Jtaei ItMatwi aHi s. Kry mifm Tr emr4a tft Hdt a4a. . And we must not forget our old friend Morden. He lived to see the begin ning ot manufactures in Illinois. . In bis old age be would frequently ride for miles along ihe banks of the Illinois river, and as he saw the waters rushing unimpeded to the Mississippi he would say, regretfully: "What a pity that so much power should go to waste! This valley of tbe Illinois ought to be alive with the mtisic of cotton and woolen mills, the iifon foundry, the machine shop. What a population of working men, artisans, and laborers might be kept in employment by the proper use of this water-power; and what a mar ket for our farmers! Shame on us that we are dependent ' upon England for our cutlery and qur cotton and woolen fabricti O, that X could live to see tbe raliey of the Illinois as it is destined tobrr: : . -He lived to see the beginning of the work, and that was all. " T TbaolTlatlTor.Words. GoAL'RrjK Crossing, Ark., ) ( May 23d, 1880. j H. H. Wabnbk & Co.: &in-I am too thankful to express in words the good your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has done my family. Rev. P. F. Mask lee. 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