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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1881.
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROADS.
Since the We** ro Kailro-td hai passed
ftvui under the ooulrol of the Stiitfl, it
seems lo us that the Legislature should
turn its attention to Bouie other line ot
road, which should be fostered as a State
iustitutioo.
While, we are certain that it is Dot
good polioy at this time to advocate an
extravagant tfipendiiurnol in the
oonstruotion of railroads Yet when we
consider lhal the-e are BOW in the Slate
several hundred ooovicts, which number
is more likely to increase than decrease,
and when we remember that these poo-
Ticts must be led, clothed and guarded,
it seems lo us that these bauds may be
more profitably employed in building
railroads than almost anything else
Talcing this view of the subject, would
it not befell to make the G. F. & Y V
Railroad a part ol the system, and let it
take the place of the Western road io the
great plan of internal improvements io
the State
If we look over the map of North
Carolina, we fiud that the main stem of
this road, ss now projected, running ob
liquely across the Slate near ita center,
is susceptible of being made, not only a
very great convenience to the people
along the line io developing the millions
of now hidden wealth, but will give us
A considerable railroad center at Greens
b FJ ; will open up to ib>) people ot the
Stata a good porl at Wilmington, and
will ba a sourse of never-failiug inoome
to tba Slate government. This road,
extending as it does from the tide water
in the East to the mountains, may streteh
out iu arms so as to embrace soma of the
richest undeveloped sections in ihe State,
especially is this the case west ol Greens
boro; with a branch to Madison mmh
of the valuable pioduct« of Rockingham
coun'y in North Carolina, Patrick and
Henry oountics in Virginia, wftifiod an
outlet over this road, while a branoh to
Danbury will, in our opinion, furpish
more valuable freights to the main line
than any road of the same length io the
State, and the abundance and quality of
the iron ore coupled with the magoifieeot
water power, and other natural advan
tagea of Stokee county, will as eertftinly
bring capital and enterprise into this
section m i Dittos ot traosportatioo is
furnished, io addition to which, • large
part of tha products of Patrick and
Floyd oouoties in Virginia will find its
way over this brsnoh to the besy tuanu
faoturing towns in the State, or find ao
outlet through our own porta. Then
comes the Mt Airy branch, which, after
diverging from the main stem a few
mi lee to Mt. Airy, may lake a weeternly
course, and running nearly paralel to
the Stale line, and ihe main stem, into
the very north western corner of ihe
Stale, will gather in the valuable pro
duoia of a vtry large scope of country
on both sides of the Virginia line, and
poor them into some great n.anufactur
ing center io the State, which ruch a
railroad must very soon develop, while
the main stem, stretching away toward
Morganton, with the short branches »hat
may be built on eillier side, like ihe
mighty river gathering in the beautiful
riverlets from the mountains, will pour
into our central and easti rn cities one
continuous stream of valuable produce
troui the W.»l, lo he used by our own
cities, or find so ontlel through our own
porta to the various parts of tiia world
Sueb a road with all its branches, oao in
oar opinion be built at a comparatively
small outlay of money, und if so manag
ed aa to keep it out of politics, will be a
source of never failing wealth to the
Stata.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Ma EDITOR: —Thinking y >u lika to
see what we are dung, I nuw write a
baaty letter giving y>u the outlines ut
the priuoipal bills already introduced
The ao oalled E'erett road luw h.it
been repealed, the counties of l)'ifaylb
Stoke* and Meckleu«urg having Beamed
through their representatives, that the)
prefer, beiug governed aa ther neighbors
is that there being any stioial road
legislation for tbur benefit Owing it
the fact that iba laws of No'lh Ca.uhiu
are now in a very tangled condition si
"biuoh ao, that oo lawyer, mueh lua a
j1411041 of the peace, can unravel them, a
bill baa bean introduced to Bodily the
Uwt, ao they will be piaiu, aud easily
uudarstood by all. This is looked upo" >
by »ll parties as a move iu lbs right
direction, and doubtless the kill will pass
Unanimously.
Our representatives in Congress have
beeu meumralised, begging them to J
redress some ol our ill tcvenue
matters; also, wsiiog ibsui to make
ceiuiQ appropriation* in aid t>l our |
oouiuon schools. When this last I
■esoluti>o just came up, some of (he
■UHOiiiera wished to dmae Una turn with
the University, but Mr Webster, ol
Uockinitt ato, your representative and
others look such a decided stand ugali.al
it, rt.al the commou schools party
triumphed
There are sevsral bill* looking to the
reduutiou ol railroad rates, and tbi
appointment ol railroad commissioners,
whose amy will be to look alter tbe
luiorest ot the people, auii sue that uo
uojust discrimination* are made against
them lu l(elgli«, io Thia la au
important movement, and ka causiug
much debate before the oommittee on
internal improvements, of which your
member ia new chairman—Mi. Vaughu
being away.
Tbe schools are being looked a.'.er, and
w* hope to be able to give ibe people
eight months' aotioola during the uext
two year*.
Railroad billa are numerous, and it
lo« scenic the policy ol Noilb Caruilna
to graut charters to all ouuipaniea, not
asking Slata aid. Mr. Graf has been
lu town onoe or twice, looking alter the
C'apo Fear aud Yadkiu Valley Hailroad,
aud 1 think all i* well witi. our lulls
p«i cuter) rise The director* oi tbe
ruad, buwever, held a meeting aud
agieed lu make tbe road a wide gauge
instead of a narrow gauge road.
Tbeie are tbousaud* of other bills,
lookiug to bstteriug tbe criminal and
civil lawi ; also, bill* to elect Magistrates
by the people, abolish superior oourta (I
would like your views on tins), and
establish criminal oourts, prt*ided over
by judge*, with an appeal directly to the
supreme court.
The magistrate* will be appointed on
tie 15th ol February ; and these wishing
another term, had better send in ibeir
petitions, as 1 dou't think your member
will appoint any one, unlet* be oouies
recommended by petition or otherwise
W lib be*t wiibe*, Mr. Editor, and
promising to try aud keep you posted
from time to time, I am,
Yours, truly,
"LEAN SHARKS."
North Carolina Ores.
Gov Jarvis, of Nerth Caroliaa, ssid
in his inaugural address last Tuesday
ibat tbe furnaces at Pittsburg ass sacb
year buudreds of tboussuds ot too* ot
iroo ore brought all lbs way Irom Afiica
to Bali.more by *ea, and then inland
tour hundred aud filly miles by rail,
while ia msny counties io North
Caroline, not the distanos of tbe length
ot tbe Stats away from these furuacest
inexhaustible quantities of belter ores
ware to be found. When tbe North
Carolina Stale geologist made Ibis fact
knowu to the Pittsburg Chamber oi
Coniiiieroo not long ago, aud showed
them specimens of the ores and ibair
analyses, ibe l'cnnsylvanians Stood
amused at their owu iguo auee
H iimivyton Star.
Tennessee.
Tira LeotfLATUBs SUCCEEDS IN EL; CTINO
I'KHEU'tTATKS tsKNATOa.
NASHVILLE, January 28 —Thclhirtieth
i ballot lor Senator stood—Jaokai n 70,
I Maynard 25, Hose 1. As soi uas Mr.
Jackson was declared elected, be was
lilted out ot his seat aud escorted to the
staud, where be said he would do whatever
lay iu his power to allay all sectional
agitation and bring prosperity lo Ihe
country. Lie would not only repteseot
(he State, but the Uniud S:atai in the
broadest sense of ibe word — By teieijrapk
| to the J'uti iot
New Orleans craves for alilile rain to
| cool the air and lay the durt. St I'aul
! bos steam snow sbovol* at work. N*w
York is thinkiug ot putting caual boats
I instead oi' street cars on Ihe streets.
! Detroit has excellent sleighing. Kay
I West bas fl iwsrs blooming along the
j roadsides. This is a mammoth coUutry,
, ; aud dou't you forget it.
» —♦-
In this country, inhere free institutions
fl uiist- like suiili'iwsrs, fsme is within
' the reach of every one. The ragged
urchin who today roams the streets
' playing marbles for kseps, may some day
• stand behind a SJ9 csot dismond pin,
and datsle the world .with lie greaiussa
I ovec a hotel oounlcr.
» Tbe While Burley tobacco about
i which so much has recently beea writ
, len, does not stand high tu the eyss ol
good judges Old plauters say Ik is
' worthies* ss brown p.>per or oak leav«s,
1 and fit lor nothing but to, absorb licorius
!> and bo o*«d as a cheat. MtituH CkroH-
I i*b-
Th« biennial report of the board o'
director* ot the penitential y contains a
grout anal of interesting natter Tbe
penitentiary d>es not app.ar to be so
lfreil a burden as it in usually considered.
The total expense of tbe institution fot
tbe terui of two yeara eadinp Nofember
1. 188U, amounts to 9290 bSU 20, ape at
j »s follows :
i At the State prison $160,083 47
On Weeteru North Carotin*
road 82,478 9i
'On (Jap# Fear and Yadkin
Valley Railroad 48 087 Tt>
In return tor thia outlay of $290,650 20
the board reports the following :
Work, Ao., at Raleigh • 47,625 83
Work on Western North
Carolina Kailroad 103.096 00
Gush for convict labor 21,946 56
Work on Yadkin Valley
Kailroad 56.438 25
Shoe department 46.320 94
Oxlord Kailroad 9,849 00
Oilit-r work, about 6.000 00
Total $291,328 98
Fioui this statement it would stgm
that the Talue of the penitentiary force
approtioialea it* cost, and wsre the lab 'r
perfoi uied paid for in cash, tbe force
would uaru iis expense. It is said that
progress on tbe main buildings has been
delayed by inadequate appropriations.
We are pleased to aota that ths nuwDer
of ci-n»iots is gradually but oonstautly
ueoisasiug. The eatira number duriag
the year 1880 was 841, of wboui 400
were received tnui the counties during
tbe year. Forty eight wera discharged,
fifteen pardoned, forty one died, and
twelve died. Tbe number confined at
tba penitentiary is about 300 Tbe
•otire number received siuce the opening
of the penitentiary in January, 1870, is
3,822. It seams that about tbrae-fonrtbs
of thoae in prison cannot read and write,
and most ot them are young, comparatively
f«w being over thirty years of age. Thia
iadioates that the negroes who bave
grown up sine* the war, furnish the
bulk of our oriminaU, and mark* the
difference in moral character between
those who were trained in slavery times
and those growing up under present
influences
The favorite term* of sentence seem to
have been one, two, three, five and ten
years. During tbe last two years four
were seutenoed for warder, eighteen for
manslaughter, ninety-one for reoeiviug
stolen goods, and seven hundred and
seventeen for laroeay. In tbe saute time
sixty-four only bave been seutencsd to a
second imprisonment, four lor a (bird,
and on* lor a fourth.
At the penitentiary there have been
sixty-foar deaths out of 1,304 oases
treated in the hospital Tb* surgeon
recommends better arrangements inside
of tb* stoakad* to secure more healthful
results.
We believe oar penitentiary is w*ll
managed, and that humanity is never
forgotten by those who have in oharge
lb* administration of its affairs. We
think, however, that ample provision
should be made for extending the same
oar* and wstohfulness over the convicts
employed on our publio works. There
should be a commissioner of conviets
employed to super* isetLeui when wirki g
on railrouds, a man of tbe highe>t
character, who would sea that the
regulations of tb* b >ard ar* fsithfally
observed ; or, this duty could be imposed
upon thn efficient and excellent president
ot the bosrd hiuiself. Let a* be on our
guard sgsiust the oecurrsnce of such
suockiug evils as have beeu a reproach
' to Georgia sud South Carolina in this
matter. Xetti- Obtercer.
Fx Presidsut Davis has written a re
cent letter in which ks says : "Though
, I have been working steadily ot late and
s have suit a good deal of«msnuscript to
r ihe publishers, lam not yet so nsar the
I end a* to be able to soe it."' So the ap
r paarauce ot his book wili probably be
t dekyed beyoud the time heretofore an
~ ticipsud.
We art ( lea eJ to not* the increasing
pstrooawu that is being extended to
* Unentboro Female College. New ad
I duioua are cousuntly arming and tbe
' outlook fort larger attendance is flit
l«riu£ Central I'roteetant.
' Vennor's tame is boundiss*. A pri
-9 vat* litter to tbe ediWr of the New Yolk
, Mai/ from Germany ssys tbat Vennor's
' predictions in regard to Eurnptan weath
er to tb* eud of 1880 acr* fulfilled to
tbe letter.
* m
n "Providence helps a man who helps
i himself," except when he "heips himsell"
* to some one else's property. Then
J be has'to depend mainly on hi* lega.—
i, MUMletousn Trantcript.
President Gray Uss aegotiated his
bonds, and w( will aooo bave tbe iron
it borse running frojn here to Fayettevillf.
t- That will stir us up «ou>e— Grecntboro
•t North State.
S i —«
s, It is said that the »ev*uteen-year lo
ss , easts will abound in the westeru portion
sol N»rtb Carolina next June. Ho say*
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Stands in the Front Hunk with the
Leading Warehouses in
JYarth Carolina.
BALE 3 PAST YEAR MORE THAN MOOO PAlt 'ELS.
Increase in trade in past four rears more than fn ir fold
WsTa"e add.d each jeur a.aDV new Ct'BTOMKKS. and still there is ro.m for mora
y, e sre U.atkiul to ou. niauy liiends lor their liberal patronage, aad ask a coatinuanca
'° named gentlemen are still with me, aad a ill ba pleased to «e their friends
at PIRLiMONT.
W A 8 PIEROK, B'»ok Keeper.
JAMES S SOAIiBH, Floor Manager.
J Q A. BARHAM, Auetiooaer.
U ec y 80 If. W. KO«FLi:ET, Pr«Kl«w-
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BSfeygg, W Boring, FoUsbiug,
MM Screw Cutting. Price fo to |SO.
BBOWV, Leweil, MM*.
IN ITS 17TH VOLUME.
THE BALE lis H NEWS,
l*. M. HALS, Editor.
L L POL£, Corresponding Editor
Enwaana Baocoiiro* * Co., Business Managers.
A Ho. 1. DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL
' DAILY AND WEEKLY.
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WHOLESALE QROOKRS AND OOMMIS
810N MERCHANTS.
So S Howard street, corner of Lombard;
BALTIMORE.
We keep constantly oo band a Urge and
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Boutbern mod Western tnde. We tolicit con
signments of Country Produce —aucb us Cot-
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Fruit; urs; Skins, etc. Uur facilities tor do
ing businessare such ai to warrant quick sales
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prompt attention. 43-lr.
"If you want a
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writ* or oallon W. P. ORMSBY, Winston,
wbo can su[ ply any make or style made
io tbe (Jotted dimes at prices wbioh will
defy oompetition.
If you want the
• BST SBWINQ MACHINE
ever put before tbe pubiio, csli oo W.
P. OaMHBV tor the *V lgllMtllßliag
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Old pianos, organ*, and tunc times ex
changed." W. P. ORMBBT.
ITH "o V^MEPICINt^
IN KITHKB LIQUID OB BUY FOUH R
Tint Acts »t the Suae TUae on
The Bowels,
and the KJdnevs.
These srreat organs are the natural clennwrr
of the wyftU'in. if they work well, health wliil .
perfect. If they become cloffgud dieadful di»
eases are sure to follow with
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HUio'isnsM. Ikwiache, Dyspepsia, Jan utile*.
Constitution. PiUi, Kidney Comprint*
Gravel. Diabetes, Rheumatic l*ain*or Ache*
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the humor.-t that should be expeltad nuturally.
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;TAl«o hi Liquid Form, *ery Coneeafrated
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which ouyht 10 have been done; Debility.
Low Spirits," thick yellow appearauce of
ihe Bkiu ami Jiyii, a dry Cough often mi»-
lakeu tor Consumption
Sometimes many of the tymiilumt attend th*
disease, at otlieis very few ; but th-' Livia, the
largest organ in the butty is generally Ihe seat
ol the dibeage, and il not Herniated in tiuie,
great .uttering, wretchedness and DJsiATH
will ensue.
CAUTION.
As there are a number ol imitations offered
to Ihe public, we would caution the commun
ity to buy no Powders or Prepared S/Jf—
i MUtfS' LIVER ht'tJULATOR unl«sa in
wbile wrappers, and bus the red letter Z and
Morttr in the front, aud is made by J. H.
ZEll. IN 4* CO.
'•Wi bare tested its virtues, pertonally, and
know that lor Vytpeptia, biliousness aud
Throbbing Headache, it is th. best medicine
the world" ever saw. We ha*e tried forty
other remedies before Simmons' Liver Regula
tor, but none of them give us more llyiu tem
porary lelief ; but the Regulator not only re
lieved but cured us."— Ed. Telegraph and
lleuenyer, Hacvn, Ga.
I MANUFACTURED OHLT By
J. H ZEILIN & CO.,
1 Philadelphia, P».
SOLD BY ALL DECGGIBTS.
Graves' Warehouse,
DANVILLE, VA.,
rOR TUB BALB or
J
Leaf Tobacco
W. F, GRAVES, PBOPRIBTOB.
5 JNO. A. HERND JN, Clerk.
' STKPHEN > ICAL, Jk , » . .. .p.
* K. T. UGLBNN, f *ttituinn,uriu.
j OKO. S COLEMAN Auctioneer.
1 JOS. U. BLACK WELL, Floor Manager.
" A. N. CKOWUER, Auulanl floor ilancyrr.
' April IT, 1879. lj.
J, M. NICHOLSON, WITS
J. P. YANCEY & CO.,
(Baccessors to Yancey, Franklin k Co.,
1.11 PukTEKS OF NOTION t,
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° No. 1209 Main Street, Richaond, Ta.
March 17, 1979. If.
T* ißTestors and Mecliauics.
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, PATSNTB and how to obtain tb.m.
• Pamphlets ol 60 pagw 'ree, upon receiptor
§ Stamp* for Postage. Address
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'* Solicitors ot Patent*, Box 31,
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