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PITTSBOHO', CHATHAM CO., X. C, APRIL 2!, 180.
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i lhl Ills Ulidal clilltlarts will
Itimi iteriH anil 1'rofrnvi anal lards.
JOHN M. MORINC.
Attorney at Law,
Mnrlnftsrlllr, Chatham Co., N. C.
joiik a. Moniso, alfhed a. mortno,
Of Chatham. Of Orange
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PITTNBOUO', N. V.
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farm auincy, aud few aro uuacquainted with
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llio new Ki'K'anil f armer taya: 'Ueo. II.
Chaniu baa advertiacd his farms to the amoun
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ana manufacturers of
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and Friday at 8 o'clock A . M and Wilming
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lea v Fayettevillo on Mondays and Thursdays
at 8 o'clock A. M. , and Wilmington ou Tues
days aud Fridays at 1 o'clock P.M., connecting
with the Western Railroad at Fayetteville oo
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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Agents at Fayetteville, N. C.
THIS fe-
Time's Pauor.iinu.
It needs no muui glass or mystiu mutteiiinga,
To reiul the prophecy ol eoiuiug yoars;
No sao iiiturpictui', to solve the uttering
01 Uitlicr lima, the patriarch of seers.
II nil tho world's u itve, and liiu's ft dinma,
Whoso actors come and go, but come no
more,
Then is tho liiture but n panorama
01 scenes to be, but scon in thought before.
Lot the bright play lbu-h on, but do not nngor
In contemplation of its changing hues;
Follow instead wliero time's prophetic finger
Point, aud behold the p.et ore that lie views.
A divnde hence liny, two, it do ti not matter
Hero is tho .ell-saiiie stage, the same old
play;
New nctors counterfeit the hollow clatter
Worn out long pinee by actors passed away.
Hero vice looks mockingly on virtue slain;
There youth and beauty plight their trolh
together;
Heir Morrow hits, and tbero broods ctuul pnin ;
There, shadow chills tlin IrieHilnliip ot fail
weather.
Sincerity still sows the needs ol hate;
Candor and tiulh go cautiously iu mask;
Honesty plods; corruption li les in state;
Labor still benil.J, com laining to histnsk:
" Stay!" you exclaim in accents discontented,
" Is not your catalogue couiplcto at last 7
I his tiituro, so minutely represented,
Is but the present, tempered with the past!"
Aye, so it is! Youth dreams ol bright suc
cess! Manhood begins to doubt, perhaps to lear;
Whilo age his weakness flattering, conlesses;
And go tho world rolls on, year alter year.
Year nftcr your beholds the same oudoavor
01 puny men ol we:dth or lame, and soes
How history repeats it sell forever
j And I nil ii i ic still from her forever flees.
One lil'o there is worth living, and its beauty
Transcend all charms that hopes fuitlllcd
can bring;
He who does tiie llnlly his honest duty,
Alone is happy, be ho serf or king.
Forney' Progrrst.
HER SECRET.
" I cerl.iinly do owe you cverytliine.
It's a profanation to mention money in
connection with tlitit sort of indebted
ness; hut, Lavinia, I shall try to dis
charge part of it in another way."
Miss Vin smiled and blushed, pluck
ing at one of the roses climhinc; all about
lliu window, with lowered head and
very great embarrassment.
Sidney, however, saw nothing; of this:
his thoughts wire projected into th
future; and, nithough his gaze rested
dreamily on the lliingfi about him, his
fancy had taken a wild flight, aud wr..
busy with very diuVrcnl objects. Ami
there was a silence, Luvinia frightened.
Just then Can !' appeared, with hci
draw lint on and the strawberry-basket
in her hand, looking a grout deal like u
figure out of a picture.
"I want jou, Sidney."
And, with his honest smile, fiwuy went
Sidney to stain his hands with picking
berries.
Iivinia looked after them with :i
fided slanee jut the shadow of some
thing not vexation, but a gleam of srnl
ness and disappointment; ami she went
in and was rather quiet for a few min
utes, hustling nbout the room, and
finally over to the glass, where she took
a stolen peep at her own comely fea
tures. She saw a woman of thirty, etiil
pretty, and even handsome.
Well, there was certainly no disparity
ofnges, lor he was quite thirty also
some months more.
"That is what he means, I think,''
said Lavinia, after deep cogitation.
" lie does owe me everything, just as In
says, nnd I I helieve lie likos me. We
grew up together, and it is only natural.
I shall certainly not do anything rash
I mean, refuse him. I like him, too"
her voice faltered " I never knew until
now how much."
t)id Dorcas camp in with a needle to
thread, and Lavinia drew herself up a
little liaughtiiy at being caugnt before
tin; mirror.
"Strawberries for dessert, Dorcas.
Carrie will pick them."
" I sec the doctor and her gat herin"
Yin, miss," returned the ancient hand
maid. "I think I never see him look
ingjso well, miss, as this time. Air; it's
not so far oil", I can tell you," said Dor
cas, wi.h a nod and smile.
' What's not far off?"
"Tho question heisroinfi; to nsk you,
Miss Vin. You know very well; and,
if you intend to mat.' him happy, it
takes only the one word."
".Nonsense! I don't even know what
you mean," said Lavinia, with a laugh ol
trepidation and coloring brilliantly, ab
sorbed in the threading process. " The
difference of age, and everything."
"The age is just right, and he is in
earnest. I found this on his desk."
Dorcns produced a sheet of paper on
which was traced many times, in very
beautiful penmanship, surrounded by
acrolU and other marvelous embel
lishments, the name "Mrs. S'dney
Linden."
Lavinia inspected it eagerly, and then
returned it with a reproving frown.
" You had no business to poke aaion;:
Doctor Linden's papers, Dorcas. L
was wrong, and ho would be very
msiry."
So the oil) servant was dismissed, and
wei.t out smiling, and Miss Vin was
alone agaiu.
Well, here was confirmation strong a
proofs of Holy Writ documentary evi
dence which even the law admits as in
disputable; and Ijivinia Hrandon, like
Lhe practical woman Mie was, accepted
l he fai-fH and w id on with lir plans.
As Sidney's wife he could hi- nf mi.
use to hint 1 1,'in i ,i T -and that w as s.iy
n if iiilleh. Oid loc!or -leliiek had liinv i
been wUing to iJJ. ',Vi "'I'-nee, ono,
ran her happy thoughts : " We can stay
just where we are. This old house is
ndcared to us both, nnd the village mid
the people. Oh, Sidney, you don't know
how much I have always loved you, and
I never dreamed until now that you
ared for me other than a cousin ! I low
my heart bents! I never expeefrd to be
o happy! Hut thank God, whoishn
pood to us all!'' nnd she wept a little
tush of grateful tears.
On she went with her enstle-bnildin?
Wonderful things were to be done,
everybody should share sonn thing of
Iter happiness.
Her sister Carrie, in a year or so she
was only seventeen nsyct. and tooyoumr
should go to New Y.;ik and make a
fortunate marriage; it would, of course,
as Carrie was so pretty, be only a ques
tion with hersrif as to whi h million
aire nnd paragon she should choose;
they would ali be nl her disposil; pit
haps she would fancy some duke's son
from abroad inarriageg of this son
were growing very i-uiianon.
And so on buildcd Laviuia her beauti
ful architecture until, with a thrill, she
heard Sidney and Carrie disputing about
the strawberries in the garden outside
She went out to them, nnd Cnrrie.
sunburnt and vexed, and with hands
like Macbeth', ran away with tho ber
ries to old Dorcas.
" She is such a romp, Sidney. I won
iler you do not get out of patience with
lici-:"
" No, my stock of that article is tin
limited. A wonderful day this cleai
is crystal. Tho country in summer i:
Is the nearest idea my not very vivid
imagination can realize of heaven. 1
think, dear Vinnie," he said, laughing.
" that it is just the sort of day on which
to say something lliat has been in my
thouehts for a long time."
" What can it be, Sidney f"
You could never guess. It is somc
:hing very serious and prosaic."
"Perhaps you had better post pom
it."
" No, I might never have the courage
again. Do you not feel an intuition of
what is coining? I owe everything to
you, dearest Vin; your money paid for
my education for the very bread I have
eaten. I am in the attitude of one who
still asks favors; this the last. I hope,
but the greatest of all. Vinnie, I am in
love, and one word from you seals my
happiness or misery."
She was silent, looking down on the
grass; but after n minuleshe spoke.
"Sidney, I must say frankly that 1
did not expect it. As to your i-biiga-tion
they c.rc now not bin u; but once I
did think them a tie that should always
bind us together friendship and gra'.i
tiuh you understand? Hut if it has. as
you think, grown into another feeling,
those obligations are discharged ; if. in
fact, you love nie, Sidney, and wish to
tiaku me your wile, it is 1 who inn in
lebted nnd grateful to you, for 1 tell you
frankly that it was until this moment,
id ream I did not dare allow myself to
think of. Hut, since you w ish it, I will
be your wife, Sidney, :'id live hence
forth with but the cue thought of mak
ing myself worthy of you."
lied and pale by turns tremulous,
puzzled and bewildered at first stood
Sidney Linden.
Was there ever before so incredible a
.nistake? He knew uot what to say or
lo. He had intended, to ask Lavinia's
approval of a contemplated proposal
to Carrie and what tin appalling situa
tion had arisen!
lie was, indeed, bound by honor and
gratitude to Lavinia, who had been so
unnl to him, and he had it tided til
ways in some dim fashion to return
.ometliing he did not know exactly
.v hat; but paying the debt in Ibis way
had .never entered his thoughts. He
ovrd Carrie a hidden romanec of two
-ears hack; a real love a part of his
ife, indeed. Hut here Middtnly was
-atastrophc; he was ruined.
" Lavinia, 1 of course I" h" stain
neroil "that was what I liiennt-tc
isk you to be my wife. I never had nny
ither ;dea than to -to discharge my ob
igation in the one way by asking you
o to accept me as your husband ;" and
ie htintr his head in shame.
Luvinia did not notice it, or, if t-he
lid, put her own interpretation on his
vnfusion. She was quite too happy to
ealize details of .vhal was 'Happening:
uennry brings those back afterward.
nd, speaking very little more, tin y
Mossed the lawn to the hi use, nnd sh
went in.
She went up to her room and knelt at
ii r bedside and oth red up a thar.klui
irayer. Think of the ccstnsy of win
ling something beyond your maddest
lopes! And in shuffled old Dorrasto
isk something about dinner, smiling
broadly nnd rather idiotically, as usual.
"Well, Dorcas," said Lavinia, get
.ingupand going to her and putting
irrhauds tenderly on the old cervant'
dioulder, smiling radiantly, you were
right and it is to he."
"I knowed it didn't I?" said hones'
Dorcas, with a broader grin. " He oft r
lilked to nie, as young nu n in low
will, with anybody, about the one they
love; they'll even sit and hear hit
ibusert rather than not talk of her at
ll,"went on wise Dorcas, who coul
see through a millstone n.s well
'iibers.
lavinia uttered a pleased laugh ai.-l
kissed the old creature.
"He does love her sure, and I"
ays to me this very morning. ' I can',
wuitaday longer, and I am going to
isk Iavinia for In r to-day,' and you see
lie has done it and got your consent."
It w;is nit a cry, it wni a kind ot
boke. us of some one dying Middi lily o!
nihil at ion. Odl r. i- stand uul :.-t
her mitiv s I a- fallen to the floor.
Hut ill one minute she w is on her feet
igatn, nnd, tnougli pale, strong ami
Heady.
"The idea of losing her Dercas it is
I'arrie, we mean, of course it over
nines me a little," said Miss Vin ; and
Dorcas had never seen such a counte
nance out of a eollin. " liut we must try
M bear those things; hi; wiil make hi I
x good husband. I think I wiil lie down
lor a moment."
So Dorcas, none the wiser, t hninbli d
.ml, and Lavinia crossi d over to the
window and stood looking out. I do not
know what she saw there; but thus
moments had their tragedy which words
.an give no idea of.
And after a while she went down and
found Sidney si ated on the little porch
list where she had left him. Ii looked
up dismally enough.
"Sidney," she s.id, upruptly, "I
lon't know what you wili think of nie;
hut I have chanm! my min i imv I
saw you a few minutes ago. I cannot
be your wife; but I may te'l you this,
that if you should ew r fat ey Carrie
you might learn to like her in time-it
would make nie very h:i); v."
"Hut you, Laviuia "ho hic-ait, as
tounded. "Will. 1 r..riv V:.s liilijt'd to jjw
you my hand, Sidney," shesmiled, ' bill
it wxs only the erazo of nn instant
Such a thing would never do, and yoi;
wil. say so yourself o!:ie years from
now; and while f tun gia'eful to you
Sidney, for thinking so much . f me as
to wish to make me your w I mu.-l
lell you frankly that it is impossible. I
was born for an old maid nnd must dii
:ne. And now, if yon are a wise man.
you wiil turn your thoughts from nn
find beslow them upon Carrie." Anil
with a little lau."h, in which there wa
nothing of her heartbreak, she turned
and re-entered the house.
And to the hour of her death no one
i ver knew her secret.
Titiiiiminy Hall.
The In.lt run! i'.iiiiil A'i iv' w contains tin
following nccount ol the weli-knowt.
New York political organization known
as Tammany Hull: The Tammany
Hall organization consists of three part-
first, the secret society known as tin
"Tammany Society, or Columbian
Order," which was tounded in 1'.). in
the first month of Washington's admin
istration, nnd was ineorporated in Ini.'i;
which erected the building on the cor
ner of Nassau and Frankfort stiveK
formerly knovvn as Tammany Hall, iind
controls by lease the present hall or,
Fourteenth street ; secondly, the Gen
eral Cnuimittie and (Assemb'y) Dis
trict Committees of the Tammany Hal.
Democracy, which are councils oi
voters, and date, with many intermedi
ate chantrcs of delail. from 1"-0J; thirdly,
the voters, usually about nn.ooii. or two
thirds of the etilire vote of the city,
who act in harmony wiih the emu
mittees. md constitute the Tammany
Hall Democracy.
The Tammany society has passed,
during its ninety years, through live
important epochs of evolution, and i
now in its sixth. From 17f-'.i to ls--n i:
was ant i-nionaivhiui and anl.i-foreijn.
with Federalist olliecis and American
Indian costumes, customs, and regalia,
cultivating a distaste for Luvopean
modes of government by the sedition
substitution of certain fancied aborig
inal customs. Its members discussed
political questions after the Indian fash
ion around council lires, at which they
smoked the traditional calumet, a--sisted,
perhaps, by draughts of the tra
ditional fire-water. In ITil.i they re
cti veil the Creek Indians, on a vi.i:
which one of the Tammany sachems ha. I
induced the Creek chiefs to make to
New York, in such perfect imitation -of
the native costume, and in such gor
geously savage feathers, moccasins, leg
gings, war-paint, war-clubs, and tom.i
hawks, that the Crocks si t up a whoop
of joyful recognition, which the T un
many braves mistook for the Indian
mode of saying grace before hum n
carving and scattered in a ru.ldi n panic
At tliis interview Seer -tary Jefferson
Chief Justice Jay, Governor Georuc
Clinton and Mayor Duune were pre
ent. The Creeks danced and sang tin
E-tho song; the Tammany gran.!
sachem assured the Creek grand
snehems that the spirit of Columbus
and Tammany were then vromenading
arm-in-arm through the Wigwam; the
Sagamore of Tammany pn Rented the
chiefs with the calumet, who in return
dubbed him by one of those musical
Indian appellations which ought to be
immortal Tuliva Mieoor chief of the
White Town. In the evening the en
tire patty attended the theater together,
and before they left the Creeks entered
into a treaty with Washington, the bt
loved sachem of the Thirtivn Fires.
Professor Sheldon, of the royal agri
cu'tuml col'lge of lltlgi.Iid, Wlitist.
the Ilural Si v Jo; i r: Great I'limU r
of farmers are in ouent.aiid many nion
are giving up flic business to save tie
remnant of their capita!. Farms to ;
are advirtiscd by If.indivds. and rcn .
are falling rapidly. Manyleavv lat e
arable farms do not Iind 1. mints a' .:
price, and theoun. r hive to farm then
as hi st they i an. Sound urass i:u
have, however, deprecia'cd wry little
Numbf rsof English farmers are i!i.iiiw
a bad plight as the Irish. Thowr-'
is over so far as the cause is eom erne'!
Those farmers who had lai.i by some
thing will in nil probability soon Ii' e
t heuiselvcs in a lair way to make moi:i
again. It is, howi ver, prolmble t' at
ihe ruins of insi. ear will Iimv so ic.
povciishfd ih i.nnl that crops will no
lie ablltld; r.t Miis . :.oli. I I'.Mll.t il
, .ss the n dl.e, l--is nlb ' .1 (II.....; I
I he l:it ll.l. s. a-..!;-- I . J I,.,,
l.lUm.lHSI.IIIHI
The Fashions
Flowers r.re npa'u used in the Lai ,
A great deal of g dj lee; is u- I o'i
sprli.g millinery,
V ry t-mall cull's ornament the tlctvcs
of now continues.
Plaiu skirts will continue, in vogue
dtiiiijg tho fiens'.in,
F.x.iuisit jly erubrol b-re i crovrrs nre
seen on iiutx-iried boni.L's.
Tliiy Riit pardeninc; imnleineuts aro u
novel d. c mtion for rust-'c !i, !s.
The yellows and purples now fi po2
n'ar nre very trying t ino.-.t conj.icx
ions. Cloth reltr.-cle,, ( -.en both br.c': n:.d
front fo Khnw f. :;:y Fn'i.,". arc in rirenf
domend.
Tfovc'ties in color p.u-l miWn! nre
more couspicnotiH m new ili.shcs fimn
change of form,
Ciiildren'.-, ITne.iborr; c. 11, r.s t be
styl'sh sh i"M - rie b of v-i y oi.rn
patterns of eti.lir iid.-rv
Street lnf!ncs nnd .: ci;t iI it i
severe niinp'icity in Rtyl , whi!. those
for tho Iiousu mc its r. ;s fu .cy iiic
tates. Dark red jndicioiii.v rui'igle.l with
tho other colors of the costume wili
be much worn timing th . co'xiuc
snutuer.
IlauJsomu bliek fb .ti' rr c '.pes su-l
dolmnns ar. triiaed will, pi !t frivpe
or.r half r. yard . ii - r i 1 1 , thickly
beaded, r.nd i-.ri t;'el wit.': rcsr'e;
satin.
For lawn aud calico dr. -ses tho i-: tu
ple round ovcrskirt is still nsed, caught
grnecfully up t the Mail t ou one hide,
to display a panne! of Inui'i.,-; r.i.dc.--ueatii.
riente.1 n'ld lcl'c.l nr.li!; . f s?era'
dcscriptioUR w'U be lf.e.l i gi'U T rs'im
nu r d'-esscs of pere.ilc, !.i,! c teliee
end gingham, and tiioo for ;.i:c-:,!.-. and
c itintry v.lll have para-oU; t. mutch.
Tuey will bo wmle up with round walk
ing skirtR avid thoit evi r-d:esaep.
Dreahfas.t caps arc ur.iverFl'y worn
by fa'hionr.blG Iailics, nnd several new
ibpigiis are now exhibited, A very
jaunty cap has the, crown made of white
monsscliiio de soiu" trimmed with n
doable border of Hide plc'cd Milims
l ice falling over th" h..ir and a band of
gay Pc'fi.iu lilib -u betw, en the Iw.i
forndng a grae 'f til bov? i;p.,'i t! e top of
the herd.
of Much of n I os.
A voting lady wenf to n din? rtre,
Monday, 1, cited not a hundred nnh s
from tho nnv.T.e! hevtse, and h.ul a pre
scription ma le up.
"flow inue.li?'' iuqniiod t!'e holy.
"Fifty cents," F:ii 1 the clerk.
"Ibit I have only forty-tire c ut-! wit b
me,"replie i the easterner; "can't you let
me have it for that?"
"S'i mi'arn," said the clerk, 1 lit V"ii
can pay mo the five cents when y .in c-uue
iu agaiu,"
"Hut suppose I were b) di ?" eaid the
lady jocularly.
"Well, it wouldn't be a very great
less," was t'.io smiliug r-. spouso.
And immediately the iii'ioce'it clerk
gathered from the indignant ihv-h on tin
Is ly's face, that ho hnd been miuudcr
stood, and before he could lu-suro her
that it was iho little bahiuce uud not her
thut would be no great hiss, she hud
bonnee.l out at a go-as-yon plf ase gait,
and was bey on 1 the sound of his voice.
Clt:r lawi Smthu f.
It is . iatabvl tbnt d.iri ig ls) the
irou mills in t'r's o-mr-try v-i ; 1 !: in
creased Slit OW tons. Tic H.-fV he-,.,
mill intends to enlarge it cap t -dv I".
90,0,0 b'-ns, the Nnliieru C'.rcair
ltolling M.Iis liy ).d)). .i 1 1 t':, IVnv
boivauiii Steel Cc.cv. my by ltil.iKld
New oiuT.-hearth fnrnae.s are bcucr
started up in Near Jersey, Pennsyl
vania., K'ntucky, O'. o and Vermont,
and new blast furnaces in considerable
numbers are ready, or nhuost ready, for
operation in Pennsylvania, Vtrsriaii.
Illinois and Delaware. To illnstratt
liow these enlargements u t!ie iroi:
busiues will did the cut"1 of labor, il
may be mentioned that 8d0 more hand'i
will bo nee led by one Pennsylvania
company as aim i i i' hi iMmplc'ed
Borne additions to iti miH-s,
Tho following mills iu various secttous
of the United S'ates have madcarrnnge
nients to mni:i fact nre steel ra'N form
foreign blooms : Springll Id, Illinois,
for the Wabis'i Uillw.iy C icepinv ;
the Juliet' Illinois, for i:l F. is': re. iirm ;
K Ionian, A'lecheuy City, for an Et-'ein
firm, and thrt lining for tlie;r own
roads. There are, it is sn.l, ut jircsent
fi odd tons blooms all ut, ehidly for
j Klonians. Upwards of 2 000 totiK ad
ditional aro under contract for shipinent,
but it is s-id to bo opto -d ion ablo if that
amomit will be sent forward.
A western minister told tho tni'tee
of his church that h must have Ips
money, n4 his fumily was siifTcri'.'g.
"Money 1" si.l one of his fruiters.
"you prench for money. I thought yon
I preached far the good of koiiIs ." Tim
I I'.iii'.i-it.-r replied "I cin't crt houI.
I nil,! il I could, it would taken tl,.oieui..
so eh as yours to make aniral."
1TKMS OF (.LM1KAL 1MEHEMT.
Moody is ficing f Lesdville.
li'tffi'lo girh feel prou 1 when they
can niakt; use of seventy -five hair pins at
once.
M s L- ttle Or-iy, a girl of New York
city, i.-, astonishing people in her state
with her marvelous whistling.
M.my a rami of honor, says tho New
York C'')iii,i'r'in't may be a fcarfnl liar
end not know it.
An exchange) says that Mary Anderson
is notably dtic,uut iu her kissing, and
i!ii'A l )ii v Tim's finds a reason in the
fact tied M'ery wasn't brought np te the
i.-.lc
lhir.! ir,:)tev i-i not nlono known to
Amer e ns. Jlnglicuien uso it to get
s'iaiv v.jth thu world, wheu they owe
tdO ),U o ui.d Lave no awbits but six
mi .i.tst iris.
"Ih- w!:olo nu'vi rso," says Rev. T.
li 'Wit' 'I'.dmar.'1, "is not ashamed to
fat;e cir" ' oto lit lo daisy. The stars
watch ovr it, tl.o snu warms it, tho
ft:: ,is c i d i:., and the clouds draw
wide! j or :!."
O.cr i'.i per c-.--nl. of the woolen ma-c'.iie.c-y
i'.i tlie Unite.l States is located
in N England. The number of sets
of machinery cnjnala 8 431, of which
Conntoticiit baa titlK, New nampehiro
5"5, UUo.'o Jtiimvl ItU, Maine 331, and
'cr:uout 175.
An arc'ic i xpcdilijn is now being
fitted on und-r the supervision of Cap
tain IT. W. llowgnte, nnd is expected to
ail from Washington about the middle
i.dMjy. Any contributions of reading
vi!ntt i" will bo thankfully received and
acknowledgo'l by Captain Jlowgate if
p'-r.t to l.iri at Wiishington.
Krusr Afonso has sent to the Histor
'Ctl Society of Missouri a photograph
of himself, In autifnlly framed in Spanish
u.imcl of gold aud bilver on steel. The
pie'iire besrs the King's antngraph,
and is a taken of approval of the so
ciety's iuten.ied celebration of the an
niversary of tho first M.ssissippi explor
ation. A MiRor mill to weigh 310,000 pounds,
including a heavy and superior made
rhiO-horse power engine, will, it is said
be soon erected in L'juisima, It will
rnnk among the largest establishments
d U.e kind in the world. Its cost of
ni'.cUiiicrj will ouable it to gain on the
pred .':''! cs of or Hiiary mill thirty per
crr.f. nr 1 core.
Klrg O.kiya of Hrass, Africa, was
induce J throe w ir.-i ago to give np his
: lob. f li s i.vo Citowi uck, who sent
them to Ktipiiiud. Hive 3 then ho has
tietii r. regnht" a!!udut at church ;
but it was not uatil lately that ho
proiuit.cd to give u; ins r.n morons wives
aud Lo baptized. Daring his late ill
ness the idol priest begge.l him to
recant, but he refused to do en.
A company hta been orgnnizod nuder
the burn of New York, to bo known as
"Tho Mexican Telegraph Campany,"
liuvii.f! for its object the ostablishmont
of ti heriplnc comuiuuicatioc with
Mcxiei, Central and Suilh Amerioa,
nt-d ui.tr.-.ately with N'ew Zenlral, Ans
trnli.i, ' iii; mi l Japan. Tho project
was In. t before M. do Lesseps when he
was in that city, and Ijj- him was warmly
oi:doi,e.l.
Mr. Heedier comes to t.ie front with
mi explanation of the refusal of tho
Kentucky houce of rcprcseutativeH to
permit hi i t lectnre after being In
vited to do s 1 by the senate. He fays
lie wat twice invited to speak iu Frank
tort, once by tho i-euite aud once by a
private gentlemen, which he declined to
do, b -ceise of prior engagements not
i.lmit ing of it. The house, therefore,"
snys th ' Hraoklyn divino, "refused to
lend t'-icir hull t a Hpeeeli which I
twic- 'iceliucd t make. I think I have
t advantage.
doha Uoviuau visited (lie St. Lonis
House of the Good Shepherd, picked
ont the beet-looking woman among the
inmat 's, told her that ho owned a large
uud well sti eked farm, and proposed
marriage. S'uo asked for a few days to
think the matter over, but he said,
"now orueTer," ns he meant to take a
wife home that afternoon. So she con
sented, nnd wcut ont, to boy some
clothes. She met her affunced husband
it the street, while shipping, nnd did
not recognize htm ; bnt he iutrodneed
himself anew, and hurried her to a
clergyman, who performed the cere
mony. There aro four Arras that monopolize
the manufacture of quinine in the whole
Unite 1 Hates. They seem to be not
eoii'entcl w'th the enormous wealth
they have acquired, bnt complain
against thfl removal of the dnty on
.pi-; 'ue. Their i lea of what is well
for t'uo corns) ry iipponrs t ibe that on the
th ugs whic'i aro mod in manufacturing
Tvninn thero should bo no tax or duty,
bu. thn; ou qninino itself there should
be a duty. Perhaps of all medicinal
agent qainine ia the most important ;
to thousands and thousands it is at
times au essential agent of health and
life. The laws of the country should be
such as ti make a necessity like this as
e uiilv obtainable ns possible by all
the j our as well as tho rich. Nj mon
opoly should lie nl lowed to Hfand in the
way i f iU bi u.e m e'e mure a-wssible
to ni.llioiis of tho poi i m our land who
need i'.
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