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t; OBSERVATIONS.
ThJon&ory
rofJBrsjtkt's-weasageln relaUofflo Cttba.: -i
"The idea-ef the devil." sayaw exchange,
."was orlciaated by.thft Persians" aAbd a
h that 1s to say, deuce of a job they itnad
of It, too. rfd:i r
The-newspapers iwhlcbf ! nominate John
Mnrrissey for President, should pot op
' - Scben.Ubr, Vr'-PsldeTr1il! This would,
'thus consolidate t wo "large and' 'Jmpor-.
A tant ntere8ts.-jfclLcafo Times t (Indepen
dent.)' !.'' K-ivi-'' : r'"; t'- '!
The Hon. WlUlam M. Evarts, whVis.tw be
Ihe'ratoVof th Cenfeiiial, Is S grandson of
R6gfkerjaari.he shoemakgf .sUtesinan of
Connecticut. i
Ue.neral Wyati Elliott has purchased
Blchmohd1 iVirglntaf Whig? M, B.
'Meade. A. B. Bennett and. CM. Smith .are
the associate editors . :-. k
H ThehJfbfTia a
cafnYa6jtQ16h xi.
The President's message is regarded as a
very tame affair in San Francisco. 9$ey
beilve that he. wrote it himself.
Apprehensions of a difficulty betweentSeni
Imboden and Gen. Bradley r. JohnSttpon
tlnaeat Bl3htnond. Although Gefl.mbo
den has been bound over, it is thought that
he or his brother, Capt Imboden, wTTlLaTre a
fight with Oenera Johnson. Smmbssi y
rls not generally known when Tweed
willrelurn.
Ihe Rational Repub-au speaiTVPthe
Dentocrats as sectionalism. You are right ;
tlW'Ml from every section in ttsswIJnlon
fromjfassachusetts to taJftcroia.
flNmsost mournful epr9Me in a man's life
is paying a confectionary bill after" thtfgirl
haajted him. "S
Qatsfth culture which Rave some protoise of
i being a success in Call fassila, now sjiMAfs to
' befeKure. Z.
lWhst has been cowhWa to-day," says the
Eaaglrcr. Is the usual query upon the streets
of Richmond now.
Trylng to do-business without advertising
lrlite wlnklgg at a pretty girl through a
pasMBafreen goggles: yajmay know what
yosyyredolngbut nobody els. r
Alexander Stephens, of Georgia, jAJUgtter
to Senator Gozdon, states that ill-health will
probably detain him this winter at bis
home. He thinks if would be extrWiWy un
wise for the Democrats to take alif Pa to
upset any or the reconstruction acts passed
by the Republicans. r
We will begin to
th Kaw Ymrlr Hm
think after awji lie that
He is like a blind moccasan in dog-dayn-and
strikes right ajMlert at everytktaz within
lMsJbalajlietemse fiisU mJlther the
, Democrats nor, He publicans jtnlnk .his ad
. vice worth heeding.;- , '"V" ? "'Tj1 f
One of the fish Wm mlssioners V'Vrglnm,
wlU yisit Balelgh very soon "to encourage
a State commission will be asked, so that
: ne two eoaamtaslons- aaay operate together
in regara 10 tn Jwawt contteaous X the
lAharyifnf.VerBbTtdeb-fanApi
' ' ''Pre8tdentOTBtayln ills- message that
ttlch.jA4aws8 tae,cbWxecume.othe
nt asdbgeeM fi tsw (jdipipisaatV? eorrespeAdence
:-withXhe NsHtlkeaaescMcltiac U);eatradlUon
i; Jor caia, wbealie' was tanted to answer
'ift Indictment ibf the alleged mesiler of his
brothel' Abet.- Ttnittti m oi f
'eMoiberf 4ayian: abasnt-rmhiaed gentteT
Triaii lbadverta'nUx entered !thei cabin ofai
" Fulton ferybeal-smoklrig ai cigar.: You
' J cant smoke", neire nilrxclatmed an 'lrascl-
f nte, nianr tu w is tne iaa ws ;on." 1 The
. getlemltu 'paused', lodked aroodu.h iiri , and
' hastily .Vetreated. Beaching the 'door he
turned aroand,-andfddre8Sing ,Uie person
"I beg your pardon. I ougnt toliaVe known
when.!3 saw you here." The anti-smoker
( - failed td tibderstalid' Vbtis 'ello'psen
-cr At-4 afet-AlatKrHI iMfnffl03 1111)11 1
at.'
ml
"'''I haitabeen disappointed. IH ttt,rjfcir,J
'' - have been footed bnt of a position., Aly Con
gressman has' softened :m anothfr,man. )ly
money Is gone; my patience IS wearied, and
I must fly to the bosom" of mfTarally for re-
tofielbbTOlrd m$tfafn clrcum-
-my-Treo irw.vpnffsoni.
IU c6itatsre 'Worth more thanfitimis tl
131? JrfLk'i 'i an1 Vun tl-. nntfl von h...
A HAV ft V, Oil. bum . V mmw. vt u
'frbmfae.rtf!TliB trunk was retailed by the
aBiOfflerth
f
be neatly pa
son paving-blocks. National JRepubllcan.
liThe rumor 'XlJktS''Af.ltt
ginia. Is the handsomest man In the House
was conflf Aedesterday." The aweataparfof,
Northeitimembar.duio wasla IhegaUeiTr J
became so ' charmed with Walker , that her
lover conid no, eajh.her eye or a whole
half hour, and finally was compelfedto
. . blow his nose iu order to attract her atten
1 r lW 8ni4cegnlKeff th'ei aodllcr-iad' dtoi
ped her eyes upon him for a moment, but
they sooqp wanere jaac: Jp W:f?4
. j the tpaglc Infinence of hislian'aspnteRhti?1
You could have stowed 4 whole": library
members brow. National Republican.' -1
nwwZCL MMJOT;,"8ions tablished, it was put under
5J;.lty iniliiaSplto the or if under tf Southern man,
, 1 .ipUaeibnalirpWe; undivitled-'a
-a ! t?.tM sMtlonin asug. &ingoih, 6
SOUTHERN FACTORIES, AND
j w TEUR FAILURE3. . ,
Congress iaa again met a,nd rl;be
diacuAinefqueaObns WH nationally fejd buss, ecsgfiews-
character, in which we, as individuals,
have but litt4irect ; personal inter-
at4yet the -minda of our people are
more concerned about what is doing
WaWiiAfiton than in the local quei..
ttnns involvintr the ; establishmentpf
"T'r--,ariTTiirfrmiiTi,iiiiiiiniriiii mmi ii i
factories, the development of agncul
turtfthe aymerit 'ofloSuTf.
the. masses all.of whidintuxlerJie- the
fnnn rial inn ' nf nur f n'rofttiefiif. Thia
Mate pArtlju1arllheSotot6nrr
let alpa,to; wqn,w!i ther92!Aflesy n
ny, .Manjr Jifauecbaf t Ukn,;plc
in th?a city wiUin the last 12 ra ontbs,
Iri'Boirfe nahne affecting the interest
ofottif people. TiJbtiderstind fully
rntr c.HiiHH ui Liicac laiiuivai w"
mre importance thaq eneraV poUp
tiVA4 igi iferonHpmight
on jcom m ercial and 4 ;6 naiiicialjtrajnsao
tiona.; Borne . papers aa ; well-jaa r; indi
vidualsi refer all 4hei ifailure t6Uh6
fif j TateiofinterSst toaid'rthat may
havVaimMialieA brofiU ' of flbeir
operation, but cannot be ttis caUSetor
the, J3ank of - Meckleuhurg ..charged
IigU ratea, but t$$ Mt'wfiVto
icthefslN eei:j tO!b-P.oQCip'e
with -eometto! attribute alLr4ailures:to
exhorbitant interest, while in realitjr
ne reasons lie fat" deeper than rthaf
rt is a remarkable racf that TactWiea
buililri tiie uthJ;Wve iied;!;.U
those established in SbuitK1 Carolina
have failed except the 'GranileriUe.
Those erected iaoGeoreia before then
wan succeeded only to a . very limited
extent, though some are -reported as
Oukig Temathably well at .thia . ticae,
Darticutrl iaV Cktrabuar In this
State but few have even made money
en6ueti rto "pa a1J dividend W the
-a
f8hWi1derX;?iieH,lam'a)6rtty'of
tautrUave. wounu up or passeu
oUier handSj The Concord, the Salis
bury, the jGreeusboro, (J the Eock Is
hose on the Catavr-
baBirei nd- 8olhj farjc ecjft the
Lineberter. and those of North Ire
dell plSeK.nSffAIeU'a in
Alamance, have t; all either failed or
years. Their rain caTanotbe ascribed
to exhorbitant Interest, for the inter
est paid, especially 'jaithvsRtaiiwaa
only six per cent, belore tue war,
while some ofthem had ample means,
being under nd lfeftessity to borr5 at
all, viz: the Sihsbury owned by . Mr,
Chidiibetg andtheCncdrd:jowned by
wealthy shareholders ; thence, other
liigh In teres musl be
found tbiplaii
ain airch tesufts; - 1 1
llingflpy business, and
com
,wjthnts dHaift.Jpauliea mon3
which brought so much rum on tra
ding men, that all men who did busi
ness on borrowed capital, deserved to
fail. He might have have better said,
will ultimately fail, as the history of
most men thus dealing proves, . owing
to the simple fact they are not mas
ters of their situation, unable to meet
and control emergencies incident to
all business transactions.1 IT ; 4 -man
does a business of $100,000 he ought
to be able to control at i "least $30000,
and even though he haathe monfeyyet
want tinancial and -etecutiTe ability
he cann'ot succeed in ' large' operations
wiiaoui aoiuiy to ppiy cue money
the best Advantage and direct the sub
ordinates employed to jexecule well
A'waift'oT ttwy 6nevtrffeHifr t&
quisites will cause a failure in any
business involving' complex or exten
sive operations.
' In thefWuth'beWnKhV'wat plant
ing cotton, rice, sugar and tobacco,
OTAHWVe KPAhoapraWf occu-i
KiMnlMsVelHll IRs nMPtfrtfitable
Tn inds:f our nsrxesliate&ted rta envwere
dirtcWM, mmr: T&mt: nut! if
tnrougn patriotism a iactory. ( aa es-
tbe maiif-
fykfee
he would
(tetilldrf;
employed to take the burden bfTMjn-i
self. l3ut!s"lnce the war has made such
havoc on those favorite pursuits, of the
hence more success have attended
sucbenterDriies asdnecriof abilitricari
IW&i hM'to iiead ABlW bt Atifn
iu kuvvcob jh not ho niarxeu a to io
ducd' mueh capital to-be ': invested i
such a business. Why tbatis lh"e cotv:
dition Alijiks; i SB lirli porta nt in
quiry? Factories haVe never made
spOTselyBettlkd
country. ne tanas in tne opiu ar
so cheap and so abundant when com-
one withAXewrothpaaaadfrd can
vuikivaiiuu, iiiave n uevter support ior
his family tban if invested in a cotton
factory. jisMoprJy
that does' noyCeld pfoOuce enough to
ka or rer rent, on if nf . Tf
HteslHinamberiiiff from 5 tolifli fecL
lantations
4u,
sand dollars? If lands were worth
sqnje $00or($Q0per acre, as they are
where factories are numerous and sue-;'
cessfuk there wouldr eoqa be a grat
change in the appncatibn of
money
Hence,
TunrA. it u virini. thathnfe lkt1'rlll
7 r-rr "
tipn,,- multiplies "and -1 lands' become
scarce and higher priced, and that pur
rsperitylmust. depend, at least for
some time on the development of Our
TqrstTceenhye
ey.firancial and ex ecu Uvea Cy. Gen;
Jackson (aid once & vpasion caused
by tfteusp'ensfon of ''tne State baaks,
T-.v.-.lencultural resources which can be
increased by lnteligeht' lij,tmn som 9 J
600 fold, Ohr people hesitate.to put
their iiioney in factories, apprehensive
that hoinaylofel thwhotf, ibeing
mit fnaii3jiterDriJteyjit of their, con-
trplVlJrU8ioestha haslieveiviiad
paper Teporta. .This la to be regretted
as all such enterprizes enhance the
value of farm productions,, and. add-to
the material prosperity of the people
generally
They HRfeg
mere patriotism. Much.
uuuiu uc
done even now under all our uisa
vantages, if men of unfl&ubte3 abftrfy
would neacT theft, .WOPdtV.
giving; theic upmvided Xim.e asis. done
iij jbanks and r'allrds, llius (inpinng
ejrw.ise, J fear bu Uttlei iwiU be tdone,
for theamall factOriea may be ma by
moderate ! ibHttyi yet; like thort
railroads' farelf vTBr"hfore 'than tjdter,
rrr.v- i . - -? ' :
STATEMENT "OF- COL. PALMER,
PRESIDENT OPTHfi C'tJ 8A;,RRJ
CoK J. B.'-Palmer.'fpresident tif lie"
CO! & A. U.'EI thinks trmt'dur edi-
loriariri Friday's OBSiiA;'ti6ii'the
reWht' disaster 'on that 'road dbes'
toe pupenatenueni. mjusvict?, . jiw, ,
jegea when ibat.pfficer appointed,yet
aer. engineer he: waa i considered m P
bear and reliable man, and -up to 'the
time of the.accident,r bad; conducted
h mi self well. ccrtiinty ' intended
tf6Trerletidn)upon ( either: theresi.
dent or' Superintendent vt' this road.
If'r we never heard of negligence being
charged against . them, vve merqiy
apoke in general terms of the want of
caution exercised by the higher offi
cers in their appointments j not wish.
Ing tcf convey 1 a false impression in
regard to any one, Tve cheerfully' pub
lish the statementjnirnTsried by Col-
, ' TRTJB MAGNANIMITY.
"I aint un herafora DOsition." said
a, Confederate soldier yesterday aa he
stood on the. curbing near Williard's
with one hand; in his pocket and the
other buried In tne soil at Gettysburg,
"but I came up to watch ' that little
pension business." He was an agreea
ble looking fellewand tie had all the
appearance of a roan who really need
ed a pension. . And why should he not
have one? Aa ha stood there, an old
Union, veteran came .stumping along
gesi
do
rep
resentative iii Consreas proposes to
visit the Centennial and clasp hands
aerois the bloDd chasm; and- why
should be' be deprived7 of that which
thia other soldier has? That be needs
it just as much, is plainly evident,
IIu family is large, and he U unable
to. do manual labor. Thousands of
Northern meri 'who, fought ho more
gallantly rthan ;he are sustained ' and
comforted- by' their 'pensions. -Hi
State ia back in the , Union, and be a
CitiKett, ex excising the -full rights And
privileges of art unfettered citizenship.
Why-should Ae be Jell out in the cold?
Jli .knowaid be, '.'that I fought Jot
secession, but, that is a lQst cause ; tne
Government has accorded general
amnesty tp us. allf and . now H' must
care for th'Ose'bf us who were'diskbled
in the strife. it is no more tnau rea
sonable that we should be pensioned if
we have to pav thctaxes which meet
the expense Of it. "He talkeoV mildly,
but there was . a . tone to hia words
which bespoke an unfaltering confi
dence in those wno now nave tne con
trol of"tha matter in their own hands
ytiVl they 'disappoint' these men who
need that for which they ask more
than the average mendicant -needs the
crust thrtist to him from the table of
the riehf? National Jlfpublican. ....
iThe Republican in the above admir
abre utterance prOtei thAt he compre
hends the meaning of true ' nobflity
and chrivalric .honor. How much
ioftiei Wold itjbeinste, .pf vilifying
and abnsingf a falleh foe o treat him
:WlMnftM eilhdlhihi I a
orotoerta weicorae' i xnasemiments
sow rdahfulljr gjfprjgssed rre ' ttie4 ' hiost
generoua that probably, a ny Republ i'
ettn tjaper h asevef srioken. in behalf of
aJonieueraie soaoier, ana oeing sorne
tblnguhtiual Tte notice the spirit
ihius aji4lst( aajjerltfuBerof a
better feSEhrg between the ialely es
tranged eections. f, ; ;.:)'n-- j Siiv
4
THE PENTATEUCH ''ACC0E DING
In Hsbrew and English, by P.
I.
' xlaiordlhisrj- rnteTest in theTalmud
hi been7exd'ff the literary world,
since the afrpearice, ! a'e' years ago",
oft the . .am pus e essay in the Londou
Quaxterly i.,tj..su -id u--.., -
In this age Df skepticism,' nominal
rrieftds"ahd aVoweil enemies mt ih e
B6soeratlniiDt itd HisbreTlit th Divine
determined j to snPWiiiiU.i'l'ce-
veaieou religion-m tut a- progressive
human science, pretend to be able td
tSUmjR eo56giAni lissertn pt, , qrI?. fiat
the.TalniUdis identiokal in spirit with .
f ine-' ewif xestaraenc,. iDut: even ! that
1 a . .-r j m t . , . m . . .m .1.1
Otfrist atid' the7 'Apotlesfderi ved fro in
Talmudicfc; teachin)g:trreil'" chier'iiara
Met aqd drbctrinesthui sngestihgthe
inference,!uthat' ielJTaud,riust be
superior to the jtjie New Testament
which is just what the Talmud claims
for itself as regardrthe Old Testament!
Among insjdieuftidisparagers ot
the-! New Testament .was the. late
E m khueDetitstir-trie 1 authTbr6"f th e;
kLttfactcid gerieral hbtice bethtn Burnpej
anav Am enca !ita ttatememsuiwere
taken for granted by. m any readers, u
.iaew ra
1941. tifklr, him BPf f fj M AtW Af O nh 4V mmnoslal I
f eadu'discerned by true scholars, who"
exposed itsIunders; "ad chastised Us
auth'or fosetlniiohsJ zfu ;
lteantiot-De'tiemea'tnarttteTaiwud
on one ieg apaAPmico. an it,si;
ted tha'thought V Why should he
have ohe?" . lie is a'Voter : has' a
trace tne sublime teachings of Christ
ifPrNKMlbophy
aridalmiidickSEtkicka: &
-w-v-fcdaracter, cantaTningiSas lit doesthe
whote tjyciepcBdia ,!tof3ewiah learning;
And- reflecting, jis; in a m i rrprthe ia
teUectataQti.vity;fand srdritoal life bf
into the mysteries of Babylon and'the
Babylonians, of Rome and the Romans,
of. Jerusalem and the-Jews. . It is a
universe in. itself, containing linings
morally good s and evil. . angels and
deyflsv, Rabbinickahtlieojogy, Bl'ek
al exegesis, Jewish laws and traditions,
ethicks; philosophy; science physiolo-
gpator tiQgrapByJege.ds, ladies,
silly1 tales, monstrous fictions, - shame
less lies, ebscene stories, are crammed
into twelve thick folio volumes, in a
dialect and method, or want of method,
so peculiar as almost to baffle all at
th Tftlmnrt with thA nntinn triot tlioi
in springs
up tue iouniain 01 eterna
life, and that they alone are4ts'mas-
tera and ita guardians;;. bit. nQnef
them have ijevetried t
world a fair and unbras8ed descrip,io'n
of that great image, the constituents
61 which' are gold: silver, bfass.'iron
and clay, and which is destined to be
smitten by the stmre-cut out without
hands. .Tbis is fwhat tMri Hershon-is
doing ,in his immortal work.. The Pen-
is '. now I in cPurs of publication.
Avoiding either extreme that of
Deutsch who could" see in .it 'nothing
but what was prediousi' arid that of
Eisenmenger who could tee in it noth
ing but what waailei ; Mr. Hersbon,
with strict impartiality,; exhibits the
Talmud Just a$: it i, w ithout note eF
commeuu.lo,. accomplish .this task,
he has ransacked t))e l(Uirty-8x books
pfv,the"Jjewi8h Cajteiia of Traditiphs,
and called rom a pages all the. exptf;
sltlons, sayings; and allusiofas ' of the
Hebrew fathers 1 that' ' li aVe ' ; any refer
ence tothe'writitigs of Moses; Tn his
treatment ?of Genesis alone, he has
quoted, according Ip the Talmud, ups
wards of a thousand passages from the
Pgalms and from- W ProplietB If is;
word possesses teat u res ot attraction
both to member i of the j synagogue
and,to,inem bera of tneUanrch especially
inthis age of skepticism, whep super
ficial, students acnuire a renntation
for Wisdoiii, andfearning ;b eapousing;
a fallacious phil6sophyf a crude' cHti-i
The auttifir Hake the'Tal mud arid
the taw of Moaesand brings them face
to face.- Theords no;' the Talmud,1
considered infallible by orthodox Jews,
are placed in iust a position with the
infallible words of Moses, and aveown
not to agree, eitfter in the fetter arrtn (fie
snirit. The contract of the two cans
not fail to be as efilcacious as that of
the Ark of God" wlfh'We image'bf
Dagon. God's truth must triumph,
and error must be overthrown.
The Jetcish IFori?, London, (a bitter
foe toChristianity, thus speaks of Sir.
Hershon's work : VThis. work, is . a
monument of care and .research, for
which the anther merits the most un
qualified praise. To know the Talmud
well, presupposes the toil of a lifetime;
to ce able to quote apt and precious
I sen teiices out of "th rs " glgahtiek xy cla.
pcedia"of knowledge to fh UrenklefUy
wfth the wording -of scriptnrc. giv
ing the folio of oh tractate wlieoce
the information iaderivedf signifies an
additianal amount of industry, which
leads one to ask .the question, perti
nently enough "too, 'How could e
possibly manage itrt And 'yet 'Mr.
Herehon has s done all this, amd done
it extraordinarily well, j A very trcas
nry,of talmudickal knowledge, it is a
work, that should , be j found in the
Jihrary.ol. every, Jewish clergyman nd
student : ana we trust that our obser
vations.will procure for it an enhandedJouW con8entto a consolidution into
OA A rA if WAlf 1 AO AVnAd . ' ' I .
sale, for it well deserves it
A learned Rabbi, the editor of a He
brew periodick a I published ih Russia,
made the following remark respecting
this work ''And he took from the
band of the Talmud, a rod to chastise
therewith them;, that study it." (i. e.
them that believe in, iL)
The late Dr. Delitzsch, of Leipzig
University, published the following
notice of it: ""J work of historickal
exegeeirf, sachte we havenever yet had
heretofore; skillfully ' planned, and
rendered available for use by a variety
of Indices., -We recomm end this work
for. the studious consideration of all
scripture expositors, to all missiona
ries a rich jnihe to be utilized in
their' callingj'and to all libraries as in
dispensable for their exegetickal apparatus.-
We ourselves intend, God
Willing, to make it the basis of tur
leetures upon" the Imtitutum Jaddicum,
during, one of jtbe Academickal ses
sions.", ,
The Scattered liution, London, thus
escribed U: ;;Wf We, jipw; qfprq us
three instalment ,orat nost gigantick
enterprize," We Know" not which to
admire most," whether the original con
ception of the learned author, his labo
rious industry or the mode of . treat
nent which hej be8towaon,hisi subject.
We venture to recommend the work as
a class-book in grammar, schools, col
leges and universities." ' ' ;
Among the subscribers to, this work
m England, are the Archbishop of Can
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cfan forward thciriiahies 10
DR. 1 A: W. MILLER, '
? .i-. caiariotteN, C,; .
The Seven Numbers.
l!'. tirV.
i.i. '-!.. t i ( .
. On" the 5 seventh dayGodhded ;h a
wor1 ? ,i l' ' ' ' - : "
Oft the seventh' month' Noah's ark
Hi
touched the gronhd.
a In seven daysa dova was senk, i :i
Abraham rpleaded sseven times for
ifufocobi iQurned.sevea tdaysr, ,fpr
. Jacob. served seven years for Each
aetland yetariother, severi; "y ekrst hi ore.
""'Jacob 'tiki pursued v-a 1 sevfctf 'days
jourhe'by Laban? 5 vi h-un :
A plenty of seyen years ' and a ' fa
mine of seven years were foretold in
Pharaoh's drfia5njbt aaveni.itat.iand
seven lean beasts and seven ears o full,
$ntl seven ears' dfblaitea cofrnV '
" On the Seventh "day 'ppt6e seventh
m'bhtT!uth4rchiiai,erl Israel fasted
se daya 'and remained .iseven , lda j"s
biheir tentfe k if itow mtlo :iim a
EuerviSBVeo dAYtha land rested
nAM Ana T-kVkA" Kf 4 ivk rlaa 'a4i
ersons
lavs."
6crrfded
th e 'end 6f the'seventh' fdandnbw walls
fell." w:Mi'e".T 5
c 'Solomon j was -Steven: eara ibuUdin df
the temple and fasted seven daysjakijts'
dedication Va t ? f
In the tabernacle were, seven, lamps'.
Job s friend sat witn-nim seven days
.... . . .. I. . f m. i V . . ..&.'' it ' 'f
and 4 seven nights;:and -offered.! severi
ar
Gtf: the eWrrth'daytheV ua-
tht Walls seven tini. arfrt h
bullocks and seven rams ior an atonement.;'-
r nu:?. v - f
Our Savior; 1 spoke seveti times from
. A jktiAa)' mat atVitW S.i Vtiint oavftn
thecr6Son! which, he'lhune sevfulV
hours and After h 19 resurrection Cap
peared seteft times-i irt
kF.II(hf tMyllread of seven
cjurcuesLi seven camuesucKs, sexsa
stars, sevtn trumpets, seven plagi
seven tnvrncerd, vials, seven auge
and a seven neaded monsten.
T! tialeNews? H T
Various reports from Committees
m'Ssre&HiiUfWui.
Orphans Asylum was completed and
aaoptea.
Mr. j.u. .Mills accepted the posi
tion Of Superintendent of the' Asylum
for another twelve months1. : 'n
Resolution pf thanks to railroads
and steamboats, and to. the hotels,, of
this city, for courteries extended, were
adopted.
-. The Committee on accounts, and
claims made its report, which-was ad.-
opteu. -, ,
' An ' invitalionfrorn'Ryxiobiooa
to visit the Baptist Fenfale "'Seminary
vvas, adopted, , . , . .. (. . .,
Adjourned fpr dinner.'
The 'XQdge met at 3 o'clpck iri the
afternoon, and after7 the; cbnsidefaHoo
of certain Com rifttteVrfeports, ttflourft"'
td sine die
Death. It is1 death v alone thai can
suddenly make a man know himsall
He tells the proud and insolent that
they 'are but abjects, andutotles
them at the instant, makes them cry,
oomplairtiand jrepent,, yes,ueve to
hate their -forepassed -iiappineas.Jle
takes an Account .of ..the .rich, ajad
proves him a beggar, a riaked beggar,
wnicn natrnnterest lif-rioinraff trntTri
ine graven ioaujiuaitmnooutb. He
holds a glass before the eyes of the
most beautiful, and makes them see
therein their deformity and rottenness,
and they u acknowledge -it. Oh, elo-
quent.just and mighty death whom
none could advise, thou hast persuad
ed ; what none bath dared,-thou - hast
done j and whom all !We.woEkLhath
flattered, thou only hat cast out of
the world , and despised; thou hast
drawn together all the far-stretclied
greatness, the pride, cruelty, and ambi
tion of mail, land covered ItPall over
with these two narrow words, "Here
nee. r Walter KWetyh
Senator Anthony ox Jfebson
Davis. Senator Aritiiony 1 read a
fiaper 'dtt 'the-asgresV' Before
fhWaTf before 'Ihtf Ehdde - Island
Historical Society on Tuesday evening,
in the course of which he thus spoke
oi vj.e, ex-tesmen t , of the, JUon federa
; '$iftepoi Wyts1 , was, another of
tn ose' m en" w h o push' ed ori wlferb1 h e
wished others to hold Mck,vseeh
to lead when he was impelled " 'by
force from behind. Hedidn't desire
secession',- Jiis expectation. was that
the North would agree ,jta anything
ratner man, separate irpm .the ,oouth,
and that after a, few m'pnibs the
North would supplicate" fbr reunion
on any terms: that .New Kttelatid
one stale, ana that her, twelve - votes
.would.be reduced,: to Jjyq. ,Xbe last
time the speaker. ?met iiim.th tears
were on nis cuecas wnen ne uiu tare
well to the benate. He could not
leave the chamber in which hewon'so
many trirrnrpti8anfr uould not leave
the old flag withoulia tdeepnregflet.
the tears were sincere.
Vice PrtSident Wilson wa3 engaged
lo be married 'to Mrs: JohwAt Jack
-spn, of Williamson county;Tenn., and
the marriage was to take place on the
recovery of his health. , It was mainly
to see. her, that he visited Nashville
last spring. They met first at Vash
ington, and had kept up a constant
was one of the most distifrguished and
highly cultured ladies. in the South.
Chioaga.Tribune..
-OT-
IT COST, FOR GASH
Owing to the suspension of Messrs W & R
'Tiddyy I offer the large STOCK OP
V
BOOKr and MISCELLAW1X)US
' ARTli0L'E8 AT COST FOR
' . . . . i PA-' ... ' f
The Stock . contains School and
Miscellaneous Books. Schealaxwl ,Q$ce
Stationery Card jQames, ,Ch ildrea's. Blocks
and Pazdes, Chromes.- F rames, Ladies Fine
Writing Paper in boxes and quires with
EhVeloei' to niatch,' Fatnily andn Pocket
BJMetI,- Hynm. .ppks, of ;n
I'-IT ;T " wi ,
frK8 denommations, i
ing-Desks business and vi
Gold. Pens, Wnt-
visitbtg C5rd; Flat
papery 'Btll;' lefler and'" Note llead 'aid
Printers tock generally, together with a
laree collectic n of Miscellaneous Goods.
. wli pftilba,,, r
dec4T-!'' Age tfbr-Trustee.
AT-
' J "?' i
ACTUAL COST !
HAVING determined to move on January
lstranadesIfoU'Bof redd&ing my Stock
ofAQo44tv&ucq,& wmifmppn-
sis ting of .
fbGTJS?BObTB anBH0ES?IOFFER
r ThS la HtMbUG1. atfy bni1 desfrlna
f tsS pnrcbasean be convinced by eatttng on
I met JJeapecMlxili v. a ItMQYH!
v9ov,f0f(v irwin'sjjuornex, 4'rafjet,
aoa!-iiii in and for raIa Inwvhv
r novW ' College Streef . :
Itofl I i
BOOKS
"" k
rm
surbc Corporation "Niagara" "Georgiai Honi'!--,VKaUonar
i ! A43ortBtta'-JUV9cnDurg insurance sna caniing wmpsny"- 'iremen's Fun.i '
-tRoyi4kc E KYE HUTCHISON' & SON, Agents
( 1 J Office 2nd Story Parks' Building, Tryon Street
novl2 - " 1 a
NEW
nnrrn
CHffl
;:m inlt .mills! !'"aiTui tt
.ll.THM (I. A
auglO
CHANGE -r BUSINESS;
. H JjO-2 S3 fljin H
jjANGmovly -tjsinr fr y
old stand on Trade Street, to oafij of py
larce and commodinna storf-hnnsf s on Col
lege Street, and havi
my large t
varied assort-
im Mwva v
1'IAH I
ment of
1 IT 'lit
WINESandtl
Mi
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Maki
offer better adyanta
be
. ,rK
L western wortn i aron
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SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
WilnMBgton, Oct. 2d, 1875
0Fspaw3ULE.
Oh'anfl atlef 8bndaf Jod. d, trains will
ran oyer this Railway as follows :
Leave, JR
-. 7:00 a m
v- 7:30 pm
6:30 a m
7 XX) pm
Arrive at CTarlbtter
Leave ChalQttft. at , -Arrive
WflnflnTton? at '
FAST FREIGHT and
i.i ,-iTRALNS,
PASSENGER
Leave Wilmington, at
Arrive & Oiartotte, -
I-eave Charlotte, at
Arrive at Shelby, at
Leave Shelby, at
Arrive at Chartte, -Leave
Charlotte, at ')
. 5:00,0 im
-i
8:16 a m
- &30 a m
12:20 pm
- 12i60jln
- , .1 4:40 pm
Arriye at Wilmington,
NOVEL, I
.112
mmm'
ACrVS T I r
WllrAN' XllCllW'AST 9ST. t
. . . ...... ' i
ill. f ?fWi-
mm i uw.i i
old customers in my laree and
mm
na.
..1 ...V, A. i-T" VfcXllE . JJ , '
CHAjNttE
"V '2rs13aSoTeraW's
V th,s "eaidaes here.
No mail or express
betweea Chariotte jtnaV iWilnigton viOnly
Between . nariotte ana BneiDy.
CONNECTIONS.
Connects at Wilmington with Wilmington
& Weldon, and Wilmington, Columbia &
Augusta Railroads. Serai-weekly New York
and Tri-weekly Baltimore, and weekly
Philadelphia Steamers, and the Riyer Boats
to Fayetteville
Connects at Charlotte with the North Caro
lina Railroad, Charlotte and Statesville Rail
road, Charlotte & Atlanta Air-Line, and
Charlotte. Colombia and Angnsta Railroad
Thus supplying the whole West. North
west and Southwest with a short and cheap
line to the Seaboard and Europe.
36- Papers publishing Carolina Central
Railway schedule will please notice
changes.
8 L FREMONT,
Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
oct5 . . .. .
Western 'fxpoM
LARGEST Circulation of any paper in the
counties along the line of the Western
ojth.CroJiuAJlroad.Tothe niemhants
atttisass inel. the EIPeaiTfiR U low
ineDestTneoin tor aayerMsibg. JfTSe pro
prietor has greatly reduced the terms of ad
vertising, in order to induce the business
men of the country to advertise.
Terms liberal. Address
WESTERN EXPOSITOR,
deol Asheyille. N. C.
A RARE OPPORTMTlf . ',!'.'
STORE TO RE N'T 1
THE VERY BEST ST'A'ND IlT fi
WHOLE CITY, .OF CHARJTTE
-3
fTlHE Store adjoining
Dr J H
McAden'a
A Drug Store, near., the publioifqaaie;
formerly occupied bv the undersigned, now
by Mr J Moyer, 1st fcr ranjroTO.ihe.Asi$ ?f
WITTKO.WS.t& RIJJTELS,
UW.O .j ft
til '..''l
he
t,
AI E can give voa a 2100 thread tLinen
? f 8hirt. made f Wamsutta-.ahirtin ait
$18,00 per dozen.Thirtsra lk.
$30 00 elsewhere in town .W(e wBUeverv1
body to come and tee 4b9P.'iI.isif ffftA
3E;
fT thin
WOOD All"!
... .... , , . - V.-If
Alt hi 'j!a
WE keop constaatly .oix h4d Wood nd
Coal, which- wiU ba deivereA. any
part of the city. Wood cntanv invth Al.
sired. ' ?
Yard opposite City Mills. v
kve. your, orders at P.imn1 A.
'it! TTATTKfifiv Jkt rn
sdecS lw " -
H
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS, came to
hand yesterday. -
T O SMITH & CO,
nol7 " ' Sole Agents.
'Ol.l
ruorjbasaoAAL.
TV.fB?'ii,'!i' t. OSBORNE
9
FIICE
New Build-
an21-tf.
TR. LEE W. BATTLE.
Having permanently located.
big
jprpioaerfcejLtp tbQcUjzeas of
FMCENitt'a66rv-to McAden-g
residence, on Tlyers Street, at eight, will
wmce noure b to y, A. M.; 12 to 1, p.
ffH - T't1? - i' - ,f -.T f W j'i'-
W. FLEMMING.
H Chai;l4te,
Special attention to suits for and aeainu
faU jan2-l
W. Alexander.
VsbJon DENTIST, f3Tf '
Offers
Work
reaucwon in prices of Denti
O:
ver'Biler's
Jewi
Honrs from 8 A. M.
f rtfarHI '-f ;
Street.
CHiELCrtTE, N. C.
f ANDt agent
FOB IX JCIXDS
Iron Fron!s.oLfi
D11Q1
vanized
Mm.
frfi4WJ?ED0RK
Whicn he will sell Cheaper than any
Office hours from 9 to 12 m., and 2 lu 9
o ,n , APPliEUET. wishes to inform
NWic at la
sfi P
e, tnat be is pranaied to
rirrasjw i maidings.
iga-iri" TSlf, WhtcTi will
with working
ne lounu mucn plainer wan tnose ot any
AriMtBUte, he being a practical
feallde,htfviagn experience of 15 years in
three of the largest cities of the United
States- He can answer any question or give
any inforn&titiih in regard to the construc
tion of any partof the building, as he is
fully qwGified.to'gp and do $lwork him
self. Withi5vears"asabuiklcf.and 14 as
an Arehitectek4owsiusth&tis neces
sary fo a mechanicto glong jrtlb.tnd
vith this experienoe yoaili, at noaPjee
that he has a pretty good knowledge' of the
?usiness.vyou can judge for yourself as o
whether a man isPaa Architect Without be
ing a practical builder. Some la this State
claim tote' Architects when ihey have no
knoFiieofthe blBineBa aadcan onlv be
, . i . i .
4alltd draftsmen.' and need some one to in-
struct thew at all times jshould they under-
tajcea joDV.-ij-or me last mx years ha has
been employed Mt this State, an has dene
all the best bpiidings with nly a few ex
ception? in Raleigh;,GoldaborQ and?Greens
boi axkdjy most alf tjvertifr; State, -where
persons ean-e Ug.wid&-----4J" i
win Cnarlolte he would call-aUeotioa to S
P Smith VtffilCirroBt BnikfinflC inH Rim A
jHb. refers tQfaJLwkp ba.employed, him
as Architect and Superintendent, as. t his
ability; .He can furnish, if any desire them,
the name of parties and buildings, bnt can
not do so here for the want of room.
He can show as many fine buildings as
any other man of his age, and will take
pleasure in doing so, Any person visiting
Charlotte is invited to call and examine his
drawings, which he has at least 500. He
guarantees to have 50 to 1 of any other per
son in the State. All are invited to exam
ine them whether they are going to build or
not. The ladies are specially invited.
mal5
THE BEST HOUSEHOLD OIL
THE WORLD ! !
IN
WEST A SONS' ALADDIN SECURITY
OIL.
Warranted 150 Degrees Fire Test.
Endorsed bjr tin Eire insurance Companies.
1 ReidiefdUowiKgceV tificate. select
ed from many others :
Howabd Fibi Ins. Co, or Baltimobk, )
December 23, 1874.
Mm C West dt Sons ; Gentlemen Hav
fofuIedjtWiets'qJilisfld ki this (utyttbr
ifljmnitig purpek, lJttT plSaalr in
recommending your 'Aladdin Secuity', as
the safest and oest ever used in our house
bold. Yours truly,
ANDREW REESE, Pres t.
1T WILL NOT EXPLODE.
Ask your Storekeeper for it.
Wholesale Depot :! C W EST fc SONS,
113, 115 W. Lombard St, Baltimore.
aug28 6m ed j
Special Notice to Shippers.
A1LE 4ve just had add. d to our line two
TT additional Steauiers. and we are now
prepared to furnish transportation throufib
l55?JJW Boston Jrovidencs.
raujcMYW-anu otner nortnern ernes, wun-
Insurance guaranteed same as by other
filieS. "IV1.V '! ! .ijirp w CLARK,
j - Gen'l Freight and Ticket A gent
37
nsignment.
mWElHTY aies-Vand
At Jiales.Yarjis. assorted si
4-4 Domestic. 10
.Yams, assorted sizes. Mnst be sold
atmpricecwl.andKeta bargain, at
a ;k..n-I is wRJij jilLLER &80N-S'
e House and
;fSff!Sale.
6 iH SsM
a
to 8mll.he.time8
aifSJtcaIDrV
to5P. M
rg
arawTc
otltrtrtrl "o Jl v,) IflhjH
I X. &BTBadaway, sitoated on
tturch StfVet Itflhe'tentre of the citv. con-
inslriessj'ts; now offerei dot sale.
tsVsllI fAfSi4tM tttA tkAnaa AAhlaina
6I rooms, iirabpd Repair, good garden, sta
bles apd4on libne9,;xcellen t well of water
on tne premises'.
or terms apply to
I:
will beren
dec7tilJanl
ing and Ties.
TTEAVY Bagging and Arrow, Ties,
for
jLa. aaie low, oy H '",?i'"J;
SPENCER A ALLEN.
novIO
fill 'Ji'-A J II um9t DHirBtorr