7... 1 M Chatham' JJcrw. THUJiSDAY, Al'JHL 2, 18U1. H. A, LONDON, Editor. Inco.-.ik tux will probably bo paid in North Carolina this year. This vtatemcnt may seem strange 'In view of tlio recent alarm and ap-jiroh- i-k! that h many persons iviisii.1 ii '.ro to pay such a tax. I'ren rcr Uain lias construed the refit him and machinery bill.-; ol tiie fate I -tiat i. ro in such a maimer as to give great Kitistaetion and afford iiuieli relief to thousands ot persona who bad expected to pay ?hi much discussed income tax. Whether or not tlio Treasurer's con struction of ilie law is correct is raetically inimatoriul, because thei o will be no appeal from it. Certainly the taxpayers will not appeal irom h'lH decision, as it is in their favor, ud the Sluto will hardly appeal from or test the correctness ol its 4'rcasurer's construction of the law to raise revenue. Although tho revenue bill allows no oxcrnptv ns from tho tax on in comes, except ini-omen from property that is tax-.d, yet the Treasurer decides tha, as the taxpayer is re quired by t:.o machinery act to list for taxation only his "net income" lie iiood not pay tax on any income except thai, remaining over and itbure all expenses. He construes 1net" ineo o to bo the surplus ro niai.iitig i.i.er paving all ex. 'puses. As very to"- persons have any such surplus, or "not" income, there will bo prei ioi s Utile income tax paid !his year i i North Carolina ! Wo wis:, that such a construction of the law had been given tho same wot ! j i t.hi l is, -net income ") years ago, lor they have becu in every machiner hill for many years past, even wh-.n 61. 'Mm were expressly exempted '1'hv a'.' rage reader will no doubt be somewhat puzzled to understand how ;t i .hat a smaller tax will be collected ' ii incomes under a revei.uc lw that allows I. L.LXH'i'ion, than snder our lormer revcimo laws which c "in pled one thousand dol lars'. I- 'his really what our legis lators inl mied? It is no imma terial wl. ihcr it is, or is no;. A Wo.MiKBFt'L walk was coniple fed l)J' a woman last week. The distance walked is 3,'.W5 miles, from 3an Trinci'sco to New York, and the time .s 2 IT) days L ist sum mer a wa 'cr of 812."iO was made that ati ..ctrcs named .oe Clayton rould not wail; troui San Francisco to New Voil; in 22il days, and 0! tho 27th of August she started out on her long tramp and arrived al New York on last Friday. She was accompanied by two men and a doi;, ami for most of the journey she f I kiwod L i;o railroads, walking on the tracks. Sl.o wore out five pairs ot shoes o.i the journey, and w hen she arrirsd ul New York her iect and iiu bs wore swollen to twice their normal si.o and she was threatened with nervous prosi ration. Theinon ?v ($12,'"' was promptly paid over "sr. and "us no doubt will be a poedy and healing balm to refresh ier weariou body. Wha. .icxl? Tut F.xEi t ii vi; Committee 'he Slato Aiiiancu held a meeting at Raleigh last wool; and elected Cap I. W. S. JJarucs, ol Wilson county, secret.. ry ot the State Alliance in place of I Mr. K. C. Heddingfiel J, svhoni the Legislature had elected a rail road commissioner. It is said that ihre wero twenty aplieantH for the placo. Jl was our pleasure to have been acquainted with ('apt. IJarnes durir. ( tho late war, he having been on th? staff of (.ion. llryan Crimes and was a gallant officer, and was seve. dy wounded twice. Siuco th j war lie has been teaching most ol tho time, but for the past two or three years he has been publishing an ilian.e paper. Wo doubt not that oe will make a most efficient and cceptablo secretary. Thk IIoMiK suits have been lci icd -.gainst the plaintill' by the SuM Oina court. Tin -o wero tlr suit:' brought by I'r. Hedge, of Wake eon1 '.y, against every railroad com pair in the Statu for tho recovery of " .")00 penally from each, for lle:.ed failure to make certain re fur:, as jirescribed by law. This iS eminently righteous decision, for it it had been decided in favorof the tdaiutiff it would have been pom ;vhat liko a legalized robbery to have vjijuired every railroad ton -jmtiy io p".v Hodge 850O. These eon pantos had made every report for which blanks hud been furnished the ii.ftnd nobody had been damaged in i"iy way whatever by their fnil-j nro to make tho report complained' ai by Hodge. Tub '1 knth Annual Convention ( f tho North Carolina Statu Sunday School Association was held at Kay etteville last week, and was much enjoyed by all who attended it. The report ot tho statistical secretary was very encouraging. County associations have been organi.ed in ninety three counties of tho Slate. oulv three counties now being with out an association. Tho secretary's: report states that there are in North i iiie Senate. liy tliat bargain Ma- Carolina 4,371 Sunday schools, 32,- hone obtained much notoriety and Slliohicersand teachers, and 207,018 absolute control if the Federal pat- , ,. ,. ' ., , ,,' , ronago ot Virginians the price t.f scholars, lie estimates that there!.- ... , ,. , ' ii: 'his allegiance to tlio repu lilie:-n nro ar';.70o children between the ,,.., y. He has no.v made anoth r aires ot six and t went v one who do 1 tiar-iin bv which he hopes t a in I n.. t attend any Sunday school. j In order to push forward more I ."s 1'' , 111 I,,0u.rr; : ' .-...Itn ot a te.v miles ami tlicnsl.i1i.,s , c. , , , enterprise is that Inatant Yashin;;- i(1 H meic thread of 'rav sand. Iu-v.g,-rous,y tho Sunday schoo, work,!ti,n j,,,,,.,,, .,,.,, Lang-. i,..i.,i.,.s aie f,-.v in Lud-er. Kcatter the Slate was divided into thirty- ;sU,n, who foroilice holding purposes 0,j j faiiiarv dwcliii -s. and without two districts, with three counties ' cairns a residence iu Virginia, and means of coiumuni.-ating with the eomposin" each district, and a vice- I w''o 'ias broken Mahone's iower in : vvoi Id save an occasional ovster sloop president for every district. This : own ltis" kl 11,0 H"y' or hshieg boat that at insular inter. 1 , , , . . vote awav trom bun. 1 lie terms ol ; v:ds enuse aioin' the sounds, lb' ir county was placed with Moore and U w uM l() np1 tI,at;iiviu. is deriv.'l f.o-e the sea, and Montgomery in tho Itilh district, o! l,angtoii shall attain turn the negro; i 'lV, j uoailv ba'teu of vegeti which Dr. l. II. Albright was elect- ! vote over to Mahone, who is to pon. On the sea side 'oui: sand bais ed vice-president. Judge Itobert 1'. liclc was elected president of the Association for the ensuingyear. The next convention will be held at New lterne. Colli Cheer at t'liinp .Morton. CONKEDKltATE 80I.VIKU IN A Nol; V :il-::.N j I'UIS.JN. : iur. J.'tm A. Wypili, to A.rll Cfuiury.) Camp Morton, the military prison. was, iu ISb.i. a plot of mound lormer ly used aj a fair f round, in sh ipe a piiralielogr;.)! Oi.taining, as well us I 1 1 eor.ld esti: nite. about tweutv acre :0. lund. inclosed bv a llftnk wall about I jtwentv feet high. In its hng axis ; j thifl ,)!ot was bisected by a little i i n j let, which the pris--iuors christened ! the 'I'olomrte.'' On each side of this branch, the barracks were situated. Tbeso barracks had been erected a ! cattle sheds and stables: ttiev weie j about twenty feet wide, in height ten feet to the eaves, fifteen feet to tin 1 middle of the roof, and eighty feci I long. The sides were ci weather j tioards ten to twelve inches wide, set , on end and presumably touching one ! another, nud covered with strips when i i firs: ptil up. When thiyservi-d as . shelter for lis. ho.vever, the pi.tlik Lad siirunk, and many d the stiips had disappeared, louring wide cl icks, through which the winds wkisticuaml li e raiu and snow beat in upon us I have often soeu my top bi-:!-.l.et i white with snow when we were ir.is : tied oot for umruing mil call. The ! roof uie cd shinglej and did Lot h a';. Along the comb ui open space uU;i I a foot wid' ,fSt ended the entire !e: gtll ! of the shod. Theearih served as tloor. 'and the entii'.ce was iliunigi) a lait j baru door at c acli end. Along each ; hide of this shelter, extending seven I feet towards the center, were co:i '. struct e l four tiers (if bunks, the low 'est about lino foot from the gro.i:id. ; the second three feet above this, the t bird I hree feet I. iu,l er, while the loin 1 1. tur was ou a level with the e.iv. s. Upon these long shelves, not paiti tioned off, the prisoners slept or b. down, hea ls to the wall, f.-ct towar-i- the c-:itor or jass.i,'i-way. .Vh ,;i two feci of space was allotted to. ai L ' luau, making about 320 men iiiM.-ol iu eii-'h si.eil. As wo had no straw , for bcO ling, and as each u;an wr.s al lowed o:i'y one I lmd;t U thire was lit ; tie comfort to be had in our bunks : until our mist ii-. s were foi got ten in sleep. The s-.-..reity of bl.iuki ts t'ose cd us to huddle togo'J.er in c: I 'wuathir, usually three in a grooj-. : w;ih one blanket betui cn us and the ' planks, and the other two to e. vi r us ; with. The ciistom was to take tarn j iu occtipyiiig the middle place ; but, ' ou account of my small st.;ture ano : boj ish appcarauop. I was all.jwed to ' sleep in the Uiiddle all the lime. Tl. e : only atti luptat heating this en tiled iiliarracks No. -1) was by moans of four stoves placed at oipial ui-t.iiices along the passageway, and only ti:' ! strong man who could push or fight his way to tho stove, and then l.av. i muscle rucugh to m.iinlain his poi-i-; t it in. eiij oyed t!iP luxury ff iiitili.ii! i warmth. Cp to ( hii.-tm.ts of lilt 1 ! hud mil fell ll.H boat i'.ot.i the si ve , jTo men the grtat'-r numlier of whom: tie coin, try ropiest ing them to up I bud never boon in a eold climate the j propKa'.ely celebrate the anr.iv. rsa I KiifTering was intense when with stu li J ' V ot ' he birthday of T homas Jcll'ei surrousj.:i qs the meieury was near j son - I hursday, A pril 2. The letter zero. A number were frr "en to death, I calls attention to tho 'ontrast he j and mai: more perished from disease ' t ween the simplicity ot Jcltcrswii brougl.t'on by oxposure, a lie I to'witiithe jr ' ligalily. centralization. their condition of emaciation from j favoritism and crruptioii of the last j lack of fool. I counted . ihto. n . ' 'ongrcss. oi whiih it My- : "'I h.y ll.f.illes i'iurii.,1 into Ihc d.a.lh n-e 'oii'd go no further for thevhave lone 1 1 id i ! i u i c cflor an inteiiselv col.l : I " i Tin- Italian Minister !!ecal!ed. ! ! WasiiinotoN, I. (!.. March lUst I'aroit Fiimi, tie Lalia'i A I i : i - trr. I has been rr called from the f'nite I I States by his ovoi nmeiit on acivui.t jot dissatisfaction in co'i'iectii. n wit' i the New Orleans affair. 11.1! ot- F va called at tha state do I part. !it today and withdrew Lis I passport and o'her japors. The Rll'airs of the Italian lf "i,:on are now temporarily in c! .g - of ManpifH Imrerli, who has anthoiliy : to transact current binim r-s only. I In his note to S"ret iry I'.laine. i Ilaron Fava informa the secretary ! that aa the U. S. Oovernnipnt has not (,'iven nssuranerg that tho murderers ..: U.. t. 1, of the Italian subjects acquitted by Ameiican niasisl rates and nnirdered in prison, w hile unil.T '".umndiato pro tection of tho ttutb-'jties of Mew Or leans won1 I be brought to justice, the Italian Ontvrnuicnt h is found it- ; splf under th f very painful nees:,ity of nhowing f ponly its dis.-n!i.,fiiciion by recalling 'he mini -iter of his majes ty King Humbert, from a eo !'" where the Italian represent. n unable to obtiin justice. There are now 108 brands of i-' i- lizer on sale in tho state ; twice kiiO number last season. Our Washington Letter. Frum our Ilivulur lVrniwiiJeiit. V.'asiiin.jtox. March 27, lir Senator Mai. one boeinue a re publican and attained his lirst polil ica! prominence through asdastardlv 11 lH, 'lil:l! n!,1'g:,i" as ever was made in this oi ..- v otner country by per Knl'.S ti'A CIO eht MS I ill I 'tVslilellt fit .1.,. r.,ii,.,i st-m .. n,,,l n,,..,.,..r r net hi grip upon the throat V . 1 resume his po.-iiion as n publican bo-s ol ir'iina. in retarn lor v.-lncl. Mahoneislo urge the naineo! J.ang- ton upon Mr. Harrison t'or one ot the new I'ni'.ed States Circuit judge ships. It U bc.ieved tiiat Mr. liar risoii has already pai tly promised to elevate I.an-toti to the bench and tliat he had this bargain in mind when he told the delegation of cl.cchv negroes, call'iig thems.MVes l"joirna vcral da's ago, that u: I be j U-asod t consider the f a n. en. her of their race nai who. ;hev coi.si.len d sittliciuntiy ieario u in the law to iliscliarge tue duties it judge. Ilarri: is I. the 'olid Virginia delegation to l ie next rcpiibiieiin national con vei t ion tor nis pay. It he dares to appoint this negro. I.angsioi). to tho bench ho will aNo get, and Lilly deserve the execration ol ninety nine decent w hite men out of every hundred in every section of the country, li is entirely in keeping with 'iahonc's political career that it should wind up iii a partnership wii Ii a i.cl ro. The trial I iu !gc 1 'harios V. Kin eaid rcsp lest who w-oio a Washington cr- l-csji m l: l.t si.ot il!:. 1 hilled e. Hep reset. lative Tatliliee, ot Kentll'-kv. in the ( 'apit.d bun iihg on Felirnary I - iii. , going on t.iis week and ei 1 1 j ii, in h al lent ion. e is ,eil delciiee. V.K II. .alive ( I i-o-veiior of ( lido. . . . is tl-.c p'a. e ot Senator '.'or! who i- I'.c.L-r ;rcatmci:t at The pre- ice;, lliC rl. a n-a- Hot Springs, as Kiui-uid eirc! counsel. A tealure ol the trial was tl . examination ol Saniiie! iK.nah. ot l ciihis-ee. cv )o..r keeper .". the ! 1 oll-e of lleprcsctila t:ve-. who -tale ! in answer to ijiiet tiont which the ju li;e lirceted i . i (11 to answer, that no was a lobby i-l and that at the tune ol tho .shunting he was work'-n; in the interest ot the Woiern 1'i.ion Tt-lograpb emu pafv. I'l.i- public admissii n w i-i hot I r plea-an' news lor a number ol Cot. get .--.ii. en w'no have been in tiie hainl 'l' chu a. mi eg with ""Sam" ar.ui"l the coj llol corridors ami !-e-t.,a; -ai Uii-scii llar.-isoii, who is -aid to h.lN'd Up in seei:.: spceu'ht loi.s 1 1 : - I v . t . g1 'j iicst ion- al'c-ting puhhe iaiei-. ha- -uciecded in having i.--inaii. i -lh j i c-chtativc dirier, o! Montana appointed commi-sioticr ol the ich. rai Land I Ulice, to .-llccecM iulgc iir:i w i-.o was coin polio I I. :.-:('.. 1" c.,nso he v. .ll!d hot ei.ai hi . ; 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 in or h-r to oblige Snv t.ivy N- i.'e. 'i'i.ii. - nothing h!.c i g a -..a i ; t.,e appointini' power, ai io'm.Iv no'.vs any boiler than A ol tho ..-tier ten h"i- N i . I.olls ro;i! v in g to M r r. ai he eoiied teleoian, sent on the dav the s .il-.ii.s w-."f." lynched at Now ( ! :i "i nco on i' I'ai t. or I y an unopoi-t-loans wa-sent In the Italian mini- , ,; increase o! j.'is-piigois to an ex tor as soon as it was reiciv d al 1 1 1 l" i : : I which coti'd n 't have been fore-d.-parimoni ot State II ha- not ai d prowdo.l for, then the mil slice been hear. I front 'v., "ling it . - -v.-.v was only ri sp.nisil'le to refund and he declines to- i ..-iper i t;,(. inieeofthe ticket .U.d ti.O prieo u. on w no have called ill i.e. . -alhui 'l'i a: iona! A- .1 iaiion of 1 icni i oerain letter ' sent .etter to .leli.dci at to o.bs a.i exnai: tn MP"! bis in the I ivn r -' , and in the M. Kii.ley bill ra'.-id es im l rnes to iho last points lidtll'alie.". I'tif linio is e-l ei i;ii i v appropriate- w hilo islehratini; tie birth "I the efeat apostle ot lih.-ily to . 'ieo over the popular repa -!ia:: . ud ll-e tiual a-ljonr- ..cut I ti;o no. ..us billion dollar ' j;iv -. ... . xis'.oiice w ns a niona.v alike il. . live loin, the piusporily and . 1 isi ii. -s ot the country. ' ' i,-' I -Table .si-ai.dal has boon i rent.-I by the State department so e'ii'i a iniiilster Foster, v. ho is ku.ovn to be a paid Attorney ot' the Spiiiiish ( iiiveriimcn!, to Madrid as a special envoy, and the matter isn't mendc I any by the knowledge thai he is accompanied by that worthless yniini .soiipoe;raeo, .1 ami s (i. lllaine, Jr., who would not be loier.ited in decent society he is only just tolerated were it not Inr consideration of his parents;' leclings viirthli"-s Voil nir .seiiiO''raoo, .1 ,llill Sim-id' I:ti- to CiiMiYltr. Xiw Y.mc, March 27. John Ih o-' .j,,,..,,. H,. ,t ,w tt (,jslol and Httomp dorii V.. a h Iter carrier, who sn(.j.n t- ted to m-oi;. oin assailant. Tho -.ild : ed Ins three sisters, committed sin- , ,t confusion ensued. Meiiibe, an cidethis morning by cull in his throat over each other in their eic. ln .o j;et I it Ii a razor, lie was otilieil to lay f Saturday la.-t. on neeonnt of sick nous c:uiod iu cr. at part bv cii'arol U' 1 snnkinp. mid it in Fujj'Ojodh) was' C. I). l'nhurc!i. Into Clerk of Wake ; toaiiot in ilv o-.it of hi.i mind when ho ' Supoi ior Coin t, has been indicted by I look his hie. ;.he yinnd jury for eiubo..U aicii!.. Nineteen Sailors Drowned. I Nokk.u.k, M.ueh 2.1 Th steamer which went a.-.lioie one milesoutu of ' ChieaiiiieomieoLifivHaviiigltation.oii : the North Carolina count yesterd iy morning, is the Lhiiish steamship : Sti -lith iii'l v, bound from Santiago do ruin to Baltimore, with iron uie. Out of a now of twentv-six idnete were lost, including nil th" officers ex tvpt the res-ond unite. 'ihe steam-, r ..-.M . f,.l..l lw n .!;:. ...u ... ........ .desolate coast than thai upon which the unfo: Innate steniusVlp Suaithair ly wad wrecked. For a hundred miles south fr m Owe IIp-tt thereextends . ', . r ' rt i-t i ip oi i-nul cat oi) fi om t he sen ...ml s pmated fiom th'e im.in hmdln ' nmnv miles o bro'i.d salt sound - S.iii-t imcs this strip 'iroa iens to the ,it aiid rci fs alo inl, so that a vessel w rocked il p-.n t l is coast isMiio tot!il;eal a distance from theslioro and be speedily toin l, pieces by the ti emcndoii - I la! lei ms surges i hat have lend-" tho vicinity ttir dread of imvi j'ltors f.ir a eenlui y mid has strewn the uhlt'i beiii l.es with tho tiinl" is of r.ninbeili -s v saols Bi;d bodies of countless sailors. - - - Heavy Full of Snow. Winc! r-tki.. Y"i.. March 2S S.anv fell for Joityo:;e boors, n aching a depth of t.o and a half feet here. T lie stortu has moderated and indica tions are that stieams and cellars will be l'-'oded. Kci ivi. J',-... M.irt-li 2s Th. snow .toim i f h.sl i.i-l.t was the worst for years. and to l.y a Urge section oflhw country is snow bound. Il-tween liea.lihg and 1 anea-ter its ( heels ale espe.-ia.ly -t vt-io. Here se venteen to iw. hty inches fell at, pla -es. Tlio count i v roa Is are blockaded, loal ooiiiiiiiiule-.tloi! between dilVtioiit towns is cut elV. liM.l.t-; : to. fa., March 2-' The greatest srow- -t.inu of the season. :-o Mr as this ciM Snow foil fa h.ol hllif; until without Ol'el li of alien! MMc is eoi p. ii.' .1, is ovi i . i .. o clock yesterday lo o'clock this morning i-sioi .leaching adept!. u inches Oil the level. Count! '- road- at almost impassaolo. I ul parson; r iiiroad.s nr r 1 1 aihs ou t he si v nil anivii.g aid di-paiiing on tim:. l'i. 1 traffic is somowi at nip .led. but will b" all light ill a day or two. A j'f.s-ciioor tiain mi tin Midd'ilown imd ll-.lu.melslo ' n Hail load pliui-cd into a snowdrift near 1 1 tiuimcl: tiiw i, !ii-t night and was ui.aMe to proceed, 'this nioining i-eveia! liun.ir.d men dug if out. All Important Ih-ciNion. j I; 1.1, iii f. i rcsi'i'i.'leiu i"! i bai'l'.'.io l lireul. '.t" I A vt ly iinpnrtanl decision of t lit J -opiiine conn, j t - tiled, is that iu ' tile cm-.' of Pure, il s K dlway. The ; p'riintllV had boil .ht his lick, t for nu j ' advoaisod oxeni .-i.. n and was at Ike , ,h pnt a! Haw liner to take the train i on soh'-duh'tli!.'"' Tiie lliiilay. how- I ovt r. i an its eais by v. i! bout stopping. I'liniii .-Hid for damagi :;. 'the coin l hold- that it wa U.e ,luty of I ho rail- I way lo have p us . hough for the pis i ,;( is it invites : that if by iciioii- 1 ab e care and f oresight it could have j 1 kh i wn of the ii.c.c.iM d demand for r oia nnd wilful; v and in dn-i egurd d the l ights of a eligers. it did luU !iiiii:sh them but t' ol; on pussetigeis i .. 1 1 : 1 f.ili ami tin-ii rati by ell. or sta I t',..:,-. disregal ..!" .1 of I ho ri; hts of j i .ssct g.-rs, the j.iaihtilV could noil i on;y recover actual damages, but also ; i punitive ih.niiig" s. to be assessed by ! : the iui v. lo fund." h it for bleach of lis 1 d bv to tho public : but without lie; r.id.l bv tho Piiiil.t i!t i'.f "'.utr con vevaaco. iiii i s Fn i'iiiu in I; a :;. Kvns'.m CYrv, Mo. March 27 A e, mmittce has reached here from W.ilhioe county, linn , in sf a.ch of aid for the starviiie; and freeilig farmil of thai lee'ioli. When it was doiido.l lo kon.l a d miii.tteo h'jie, a i.ia.ss u.i.t tii wik o.ill. d toiaiso im. my lod. fiay the .Nouisoi of the delegate.. Twenty d. lima vm no. d. d, bat that Mini Co I. Id n t b.i sD. uiod out of ItUtt men il tin- o.ilh-iln,;. One of the com miltee t k his hoi so to Sharon Sj.l iuj;s ni. 'i 1.101 t;'i:jo d it for the si;ni The '.'. l LI ne-U'lo of Wall iiv ei.im ty ai e h .set in' about mc'-re lit a' .1 the r .hi ly fare is not nonh to sullh'j a child lor oi.o meal. La.-t year w.ii fie fourth smvi s iv.j cio, fin' no in We-teru Kansas. N hy iill j) o !e tiy to live in Mich a coun try, when th y co'ihleome hi re, whore ii..bo.!; i vor lit czos or staivos .' 14. II;;- oiai j A I, i-j: isi.it ti re Stitiiipedi'tl. Li in. k Hoi k, Ail;.. Jlarch A highly seiisiilimial scene was enacted in ll.e Iuiiish of renrfw litativt S dill'ili'' ,. j ...auii.n I .o ni.-l.l J.tlm Asian v. , John Williams and Tl. Y. Maitiii, . president of the U.itesv illo and Ihiu k . Uinr l iilroadwho were on loi.kn.s '-n'i'd in a ilinite over the iii. iitsi of Ibe Coal Oil Hill. The lie jn-.s.-. ,1 ; i and iusiieet.ir Williams wan L nocked 1 o.it of the way am1 as order was not i restored tho house adjourned. j Finilinir liuried Money. Nashville, Teuu., March 28 A negro named Maria Thompson, who was gathering w ild suladiu the woods a few da8 fitro. chnnced to turn over! a .''at stouo, and noticing a tiu cau picked it up and found it tilled with gold and silver. She gave a neigh ; bor $100 to count it and also gave' her two brothers 5-100 each. Yeslor- i day tiu ajipliealiou for an injuuetiou 1 to prevent her from sp uding any ; moii) of tho money brings to light a : curious stoiy. j Just pievious to tho war Klisha ! liaruosund bis mother bod succeeded ' in saving about $1,100 in gold oud , silver. i hov uotii iifiiii.l Io deiiosit : j tiii.-. i:i bank, and when the war broke1 oik and the I'niou troops approached ; ibis vii'inily tin y hid the money in j the woo. is. Kdsiia soon af.oiw'nrds inaniid against I is mother's wishes' and she ri moved the lm iK v. She! refused at the time to tell w here she had placed it, and -ivoi ol ears ago died without haihg revealed the se en t. It is alleged thai this is the money found by the Thompson womiii, and he will pro.-oeuto her foi larceny un less bh" gives it up. A Heavy Landslide. AHFviu.r, N. C, .Mi.rcli Sa!u-1 d. I mount :ii!i, tidl I y sevt li n.lli s south of A In die. has, toagio.it extent,; htlion in mi tho ltichmon.l D.nnilioj Hack. This seeti.ui has boon visited with hi a vy and ri pea1 ed rains since t'hii-tii.as. and the enith b is, in con- j s(tiiehee. bceomp thoiougbiy soaked ! and 0! V toll. YA eiil.esdav u hclivy landslide occurred on Sahnbi niouii- j tain, mid envoi t d tin trink for sou r-1 al hllliillid feet. A force of hands: were put to woik.to clear tiway the oli.-triicti'Mi. j Last night a heavy, washing lain ' came up. and caux d nteither and j I '.rger sli.if. Tons of earth and rock ' . .'line eiash'ng down the mountain j -iilo, gathoiil fresii foice us it went. 1 i he lailtoad at that oint i uns in a! to foot en!, mid the pile ( f einth do. j posited is tlnity feet de-p ni.il 20' fei I long. Tiavel is outitoly blo.-ki d ' tonighi, u!id bus hoi n all day mid j ycslri day. (ii e.it d.illieiiity is expo-I iiiuce.i in ion. ovmg ino oiiiin iiom the track, us the on! is doi ji and long. Almost a Duel. Kr. i.i tit.- ll:nlntfi..n Mr., np r. lialoigh had an excitement. Mr. l ilalle.-i lloldell. son nf x governor. 1 and an exceptionally line scholar, usod I a cowhide upon si vond of the boys ; 1 e ti aehos A bl ot L r of one of Ihetn. j A. M. .M."i"hooters. son of Mr. A M I .Mel'bociois, senior, used a cowhide! nil Hoideil in let in n for 1 hn u.-e of it I mi his yoi-.!:ger b otiii r. Mr Ilohlen; then sent a chadoise t Mel'heeters j i !. rough Lis bioiher iii-hiw. Mi. V. I!. H nry. of 1 b i.doi son. ('apt. M J'. I'.ngi linird was li e tin i d of Mcl'liee- j liis. A snciai Imn, Kibteh to the' liichmoiid l imes ,-nys : '"MiT'Leelei s l oi't ived the challenge . Intel hi tho tbiy and a poriesp'indoi.t e ' ciMii d iu which tho whole affair was ainiea'hiy anai.ge.l unb r Iho code i Mcl'l.i i t.is upj oloejii g for at lack I i:. 1 lohieii after hi aring ci I tain suite- I n:e;its ami explanations of which he I was not ad iso.l l. f.-io. ! I t l dt li A.iead ul ( iial liaiu. e.rus i'..!s.!f!i'' -f siuf.'sv.K.: luitiiiai. 1'niise i-ive shin o in our nil cr for n hi li story. The h" u as l.iit. l.i.d in Siili.-biirv iu the .. ir I-'-till and died1 in noi th in doll i u the 14 Ii ol March. I l.V.U, w ineli made In r 22 years old. j hbe w as know n as 't'liclu .bin's old! hen." A l awk caught one of Mr J. C. ) !e.ri aids bens, but o il!,! not liy off! with it. ;.lr. i. s. t a imp for Imn ai'd alxo put a sto. I liap inside h.s .voO'len tn p al d w hi n Iui went In w P it he had the hawk bis trsp Was down and the steel f nip w as gone. He went in search of it and fmiuil tho hawk in ail old held about three bundled J'al ds from tho woo 1 tiap with the stool on I is b g an 1 I he chain w i appo i around j a lin.b. ?.ir ii mo d got his gun and biniighl him do .-, n. I ."-.i. eess to tho . in hihuk. I S,M. r.. JL!!..:, X ('.. March ::d, 1M1. Tiu' t itt i y "'iiiilislu r. l'n.m iln' 1 ran. r'f .Mi ii.n The pilbiie hhould tver bear ill riii.d, mivh an exchange, that it. is u constant striij:;!e wiih many coiiuiry pui'ii.sbcrs to hoop their pupi l' oing linai.eiaiiy. The biicinoHs is made up of t-iieh Minill acc'iiinis that many people think that the t tilling amount due ii om I hem does not matter much whether p.ii.1 piouiptlv or not. for Hi t tin that I hoi e may be a thousand ei.ti riainmg tho siiiiio idea, and thus w.'hholdoi fmm (he publishor his li ird-t ai nod .h ilars, while lintpaitic uhiily nioniiing to woika haidship. '1 he in tier plan is always to prompt ly pay in advance for a newspaper the moment the Mibsoi iplion expires. A ( iiicl.oa Thirl" Shot. Kansas Citv, March 1!7 II S, II :i tanner living near West! Port that I ii vi; ;;;.; .vi ;". Vcr neighborhood all winter. He placed a shot iriin near the opening of the I chicken house door which would j discharge the gun on being opened. Tnis morning ho found a man lying dead at the chicken house door, j w ith a great hole hbwn in his side, tcarinir out his liesirt ami intohlu es. 't he nian w:is aim lie is a slraiiL'er in Mr. A. l Rienud was elected imiy-', . . ,t or of Wilmington hist ue.k, and his WJXX Die Or GraiUcG. ti.st. eas whs a light bof.veen two of I A, ,wUM ft,r a!1 I;;ll,!s f his piedeoe.s.soi.s 'ex-lnmor low lor ,.,, , , , , .... and IVhbhi.e) boil, of whom y,le,HCIUl.t ICCA, ( f i 7.7A fined. I l-OSTS,STJ-:rS,U.LS,tH'. JVuiifl Ilorden, r. white man, has Designs of all dei-cripti uis kept i n been niio.iteil, tl.aiged with having : lund and sent to any address upon n.urd.ie l deputy revenue rolleetor j application. I!. J. ISaiiiweil. r.'l an illicit distillery ('HAS. A. GOODWIN, mar Mt. Aliy, N. C . ou M uch 20. Feb. 215, WM. rroprittor. Xutico is lu'rc'lty jriu'ii tlutt ( Jiutc this day Ajtril 1st taken into 'o-itiilm'r,siij) liiv son, HEMRY A. LONDON, Jr., for tlio pui jioso of rontiiiiiiit"; the liuMvaiilili.' busi ness ;tt my obi staml, tnnler t l:o iiiune and Hyle of W. L. LQfJBOra & mi Tlianking my many friends and enstoniLM-a for t.ieir liberal jiatroniigi in the past, I solicit a continniMit'i' of the stune for the new firm. W. L. LONDON. Apiil 1. PIANOS AND (.ROANS. WRITS US FOR SPECIAL We aie Sdl.T. u- hi- I- r :diNh!! i:ar, W'i-.iiM .VM '. KIMil.'il.L", -Mir.rdir. "WA'l I'd. LOO", KlMihM.I.". I O i l A(l M (I'l .LN ' Wheeler and Wilson lie. 9. anfl New Eeuie Izm MacLte, and cairy them all in slock. Also fine C.UTAltS, VIOLIN'S. JJAXJtiS, A.v. .vc. Tiices the lowest and evoiy irsti tinient ejnaiaiitci d. Wo pay freights and put in btool, seiirf, book, c... free. pjortii statu mm-zc, CO., Succi ssors to .). L. SiONr. ('. Sl'oXM. Mannper, AM 1. 1. Kill, X. C. SSTA3LISIIITD lSu II . M A H L K 11 , RALEIGH, M. C. Watches, JeweSry, Dhis.ioiuls, sricnu.xa sn. Kit am- a, r.v .. ri:i wakes, CLOCKS, KKONZKS uml NO V ill.TI IIS ! tH! i V. V.W.I, TUADE. A SI KCIATiTY Wedd-.i ..id Hn!":!-.'! ni. nl Ilin.o nuidt' to order in any desiu. i'or obtaining . on cl m.o 101 lii.o 1...1. ! for patent lin' card. Watches arte! Jewels Promptly au! Carefully Repaired Hoe. 2r,. 18D0. Or.Bull'a Cough Syrup rHicu r xic FIRE! F1UE !! EVERYBODY ou(;iit TO ieSKlIJJI" TUKIlt I'ltOl'lUlT V IN Tin: This is a Home company and ill MOrvcH tho putroimye of all North Carolinians. It was orguui.ed in lStiS r.i.d has paid over half a miiiioii ilollais in losses and there is not one contested claim against it ! All louses paid promptly. liver) prudent man ought to injure hie pro pi i ty. For terms, Ac. apply to II. A. LOSliOX, Agent. w. s. ruiMKosi:, i-io.-,;.imt. September 1, lS'.U). RUEIGH GARBLE WORKS, liraneh Yard : L.vri Eli's Ol T J-taxi, F A YliTTE VXLLU , Kf. V. MAN I'FACT I' HE U OF A I.I. KIN'I'S OF ."'-'"iMOSSMESIS ui Wi f Rip fpi CAI:II AIll) Y&2 FKICE3. f?35 DOUGLAS $3 SHOE i f-r 0iiiniM, kIil'I. itr,,nwi- r t? 5 LUMBEA! All kinds of Td'Ml'.LK for sale fttthc PITTSi2CKO SHUTTLE MILL WEATiiEH-OOARDINQ, OEiLSNQ ttiti FLOORING, Fi.wro ami Kn.x Ditii-.i', ou Roron. Hills shmi d to order at ahort uotioo, (lood Ceiiiiig nnd Flooring already Ii;r.ssi n at only Si '20 per 100 foot. 12. "NOCE, J"r. Sept. l.S.s'.). Cavrim. th.l I rin- Mft ulituined, end all 1 ret bu.-ini'ir romliii ttil for Modimti fua. Oun orricr it Opposite U. S. Patcnt Orruo and He t-uii o-.-urn iuu-iii lu lueit tnue Uwa IfaMO reiiii.tf lrn:n Wn-lihit-iii. Stud mo 1-1, ilro. -i i it- or ptioto., with imai lion. Wo Hit. itt., if iiiietiiulle or not, tl m Cjaro. Oar ku i. ii dim till iiot It eriL. A PA MPMLCT, "It'iW l.i tiliinln l-BWnl," wUft minus cfariiinl cl t Iu yuur blw, euuV, tunu, bcul (m. Ail'lrtw', C.A.3NOW&CO Osp. Pat 1 ?tT OiFia, VVAlMiNfiToa. O. O. I C. F. 5s V. V. RAILWAY. Condensed Schedule. In . to; i t March l'i, 1891. I".'! v i oi OT srsn.w o-'iiiii.'-eii: .v i ' " Iti.lu l N ..I. M.i'f-I.- r N0..1 Mall & IbmiKt l.ii.i.', !m.i i. i.i u Ci:ii'i:-."H. ArrlT. a.snp, ta l: .'.''I', in t o-i.li", L'kv, "i.M J !. S,e .,., 1 " I.M .ii-. -:.."i;. Amu-, : ii -i-."-'"T". I" J U hi Ml. All y. " 6 3 v. . I KYI.i:, Ocu'l Faas M U'l SUJ.l. mmMh rW n

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