Carolina
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CHiLR.IjiO'rTE, 3ST. C, FEBRUARY 23, I860.
THOMAS J. BOLTON,
Editor & Pboprietgd..
TERMS:
7imNnrlii-'''"'", Win j w ill be a Honied tr. auu.
criber. at TWO IMJI.I.AUS in aiivanc. TWO
iiiil.LAR! AMU HrTY CUNTS if payment be
delated (t liire inniillnjuiiu 'I'llKKK Dol.l.AKtl
I tile uti "I' IHa year. Nopaper will be disenn.
1 nii.ii iililH arraaragua ire paid, net pi it I In i
.,pm
I ul Ilia Kllllur.
A.iierliaenitiiilaiiiaurleg'alOna Duller per square
( ii line. r leea, tma ailed type) lor lit Aral uiaer.
lnm, and 0 eente fur each con tinuaiice. t'uurt ad.
,crli.c..nnla ud Ki.erifT's Hulee charged US per
cml li ik lit' r ; and a ieo uilnxi nl'331 per cent, will
be iiiiUu from tl'a regular pricca, for edvertiarre by
Ida AuverlistnicMla liiacrud monthly or
q i irlcrly. at $t per aquara for earn lime, rkuiu
in.. nllil J 75 can la per equart- fur earli lime. I
peraun when ecniiing in their advertieeinenU
mu'l mark Ihe number uf ma.-rtiona neair-sd or
ll.rj will b inaarled Itnlil forbio aud charged ac.
ITPoaliuaateia art authorise.. 1.. tel ee agent.
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EtALLftS IV
ISlLt B BBd PUT II Wit
u. 5, Granite lUrit,..iiU Ilia Manama lluuee,
CHARLOTTE. N. 0.
Attention given lu Impairing W alibis A Jewelry.
J.m. 7. I1'J- I3lf
T. II. l)Hi:.M & CO.,
tt llOM tl I A 1(1 TAIL i, i:ai.i its
IN
BRITISH FRENCH b APIER1CAN
DllV GOODS.
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f ft 1IIK aatax-riher takr. pha.ure in announcing
1 tu hia Im . end Uic puaic genet, lit, 11..'.
I.. l.aa lakcl. t'ua long tal.bliahid auil Well kh..l.
II I. I, anerter, p....ib,e prrp.r.li..n to
are. ,m.d-lr Ilia bn.nn.-aa. IF-i.llu.g and vi.uit.g
I ., I i, (I, t public, lu Ilia moat SkiieiaCtui J
I'.lticu ar all. nllon la paid lu bia
wi net; -smiurl la ritori. in Uim
KOO.MS.
II a STAlll.r-S are al.uM.unii euMpiit-d a...
I. 1,1 Ml by l.fi III. o.tr ; and l.i all den-aHlllt lit.
I... .f . r a g tr bi ivfaonal atlt Minn.
A r.i.ul.itUaittlMMm'it runa r.gaUr.j lu li.e
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I m: un.ie p-liutt-ga la Cwatldri.lly atmcllrd.
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PHI.AIjLI PH1A.
I "JON h. NKHtdMbll, I'ta.iiflar.
Jdt?V ' E",: nudM.nlieU l.....,g pa.rl.a
fVVT -at ad Hie li.lrr.at ul hie ..rinrr
!J!h..ili..r - K't. it.e
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l uoim Ui ila t..inili nr lul ll ai.ttin I'Kila.
cti'.lua, 1 1 uu r um lu.mna.r .M. .Ufa.
.a a.lU'ti.'n t m l"'l a I. w al. pa fr..i.i In.
'.ici.4l arliU. a ul Irad. , IT- la II,.' ut. !. 111. I.
th-na n buainraal ('ill to tlioaa in a.-.rrll "I
p...urr. tor ..:i.l4l.lljr p.-.mg and rrpaaeti.e,
I.,, a.) c.r.anU Hum hi rluaa p...I ni.il y , fl .r .
I. p.. . . Mil n.ir l.,r li.e nwi r...lliiual auil. .! I..II
. .Hi, t. all p,.c.a 1.1 ll.ll.rat lit i.r -u..ut ti.r . I J.
Tiie rr.ii'Mcl'.r f ir.a aauri.t.ce lli..t ' 7'ar ' al
aa" ah. II be .. .l .luaurl. ph.rjrlrr aa ill M.e-I
pumic aprub.lum. auu Iruulu ri apt el. tl.l aulicll
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L.. .1,1, 1, l ..1. '.aid, 8 al for I'eller, Scald '
II. .d i.r li(anini, a d r""" '" "aitiaiiii l..f
i..,li,.r aain u,.i. Il will alau l.ir alaii.a
nut ul an? kin.l ! lMll,.i.t. Il ar pira..ll liu.
a. r. t 1" !.'' o a. il afani.il c.u U l.-.i .1 a rc.
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,l,lr pr.a..na and l. .id I" be a errl-m eu.e. I'I.e
N,.,pe.n l.f h.d at Hr. I.. N. lluK liiaun 4. lu.'l
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C1IAS.T. K1IERIIARD.
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Houses anil Lots for Sale.
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ii. .unrig thu
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a gut.d una for a laiiiilr.
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AuollitF i,.UM SHU ., fl.n.lil'g uppianle Ihe
I ! r. ,,re oi 1 1,,- i,v. 7'. M. l arruw and alau
a.ij ,iii,i, r the Perennage.
I oat. aaiui. aiteti Ida tal ( Jiimarv rtril.
n, w.LtcKwmi.
Piano and Music Store.
ffjUIK. iSubacriuer kerpa o.uilinuall y, on band
JEL Fiaima made bj riuuiway lii., Nuni.'a&.
t b.rk and.. Ilier makera.uf New Yurk. Wliiclilie
will atll al the b.araet r.t.a Inr "ASII,t e.H.d pa.
Kr. Atau, I lie luteal Mueic nn huliil. at No. Iljll
aia atrial lietween tile Kii hange Uank and Hie
American Jlutcl, fi.luiiil.in. 8. I .
8AMUKL GAUDINKlt.
May I0M If. ',8. f
I. h. KtttHIMjN, 11KKMAN L. LtlLiIMJ
KjoiruisoN tv 1. 1. mix;.
iMroiiiKiis
Foitien and Tcmcstic Dry Goods,
V IN 11. r AI.lv AMi l.'KT All.,
n a a ul. aia ITT, wi ik., raoii kiNO,
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Aprtt St., ti'J. 7-1 T
liai lill II it (ua I l ii c linaiii'a
tiiitf ( mi):iii.
J II IM ( 'f)MFANY cuntmuee lu lake r.aka a.
L ;.lll.t li.aa b) tirr.un lluuai a, OutMja, Via
au.a, A.e.( al u.uai ralia.
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C. OVKI1.M AN, Yvt J'rrnrrnt.
K N VI. Ii U 1 CIIISON, .sr-c j. Tieas'r.
l)IHI(t TnHrt.
A. C. SIKKLI), J L. UliOWN,
J M. U TAYLOR, S. T. UIIISIUN,
! C.OKRMAN, I'. SCARK,
W.M JOII.S.-'KIN.
Jull.H L RuiiW.n, F. r-'tAHR ll.d S. T.
WimTOM, Uzrruttvt t'otiitntttee.
f Afil 8, 18.19. 7tf
$;JU(),CC0 io. 1 Fruit Trees
rent nam:.
WEf TM tCKS ii I'lLrJDLIiil ALL,
't rijiiirtuit til the li tt (jtrru Aurtvriii
w-d .! J. ru, l.rur (j rrrr.6of o A. C,
Hi 1.1) . ry 1. aptrllull) call li.e Ul. III. O.I
(I ,.l I, , a riliM-na I.I l..r Southern Slalra tu
tl.rll frrr lara;e aliM-k nl native anil accllll.eUd
rrmt 'I mi. lur ti.a r..ll and Mini. I 'I rage.
'lliiai.iii ai,u ii,-ti.tai.iiie aaeorttmlt! i.i,a I.. . n
pr-.pgat.d hum tiir.lti iKaliny Irr.a, and w.-rk-a.l
i.ili li.e U.t ae. :liVj el.x ka, which t a aure
guarantee ul truillulntaa ana l..t.ge ily , pr.inii.
nrnl al.ara. Icrialira in ore. arnli-a; wblt h abuuiil
nut be .rri..ked by pclauna i. ,.,!,(( lu plant ul.
clieri1 ni.ei t.aj marktlii, or tainiiy u.e. 'I l.c
luLk i on. i. la ..I Hit fuil.ia, ii.( trtta :
l.'.d.UOO Apple tr.ee ; 100.110(1 IV.il. trtta ; 10,.
id.ru Pta. tr.ta j I'J.IMO Apricl.; I H.IMHJ t bei r J ;
li.idMi I Inn, ; loin Niii.i,ir: luub Almunuj
I IIIHl Wu.o.i i 4UUU l.rapi ,i.. a.
ila in. a a t f.nt a..ui liu. lit of Currant.
Mirawmrr,.., Uj.m rru., I..H... U rrna. etc.. all of
a I. . . 1 1 wul be a.. I.I on crj r.aauliabie ternia fur
e.a.. or apprnjid p. r.
Ail p .ck..ca put up in aupiiM.r a jlc. and a
r..ii..lrlc .I.,."' ail.t I., rarli ualroli, ai.ua" ar.
Ml(.l lli.l I
..rrliard all"
I...B are tral.aplallt.d. if they
e.ch one appeaFa ..n the I..I.
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M i .ii uii: arm in igh.
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Dr. II. M. rritcliaid
nylFi.ntia. rea,ar. ilully ann.ii
ia ... l ruiinaliun tu ri aumc the
aru't! a.l ,s1 H IHf.
be c, nail. I' 1' at III. i the.
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p r p.c.criheti fur wilhuui el. arte.
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THE LIVEIl IN VIGOR ATOR
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rt Liter
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lTi I'AUR .. CO.,
(. hut tout, JV C.
A LARGE SUPPLY Ol
(nistahle Vs.-rnts
JUiaX PK1NTLD
t'rtm On Ckarlflt Ctuntr
Lines.
T WILLIE 1 IOHTHKAKT.
'Tit very mn .ll, thai anuay hand,
So prctly and au fair;
'Ti. v. ry awed to feel il glida
So (cully tliruucb 'ny l"r.
'Tia u.i.rc than bliaa to feel it gluw
Wbcii ncailcd cluae hi im:ie;
'Tia lieav'i. la. prt-ee it t.. niy hua.
And bear ber uiuriuur ' tiiiue."
They're very blue tlinae pretty eyta
tvi full uf love imd (iiflit,
I.ike t,ira uih.ii a cl.uiiieta akyv
'I n iflnnly the night.
And nil ! 'lie very, very aa-cet,
Tlinae beautcnua nrba lu aee.
And know a holier, aollir ligl.l,
Siiiiica liuin litem uutu ma.
'Tia beautiful, Unit velvet check,
ho may and a., while,
Wbera laughing dimplca gaily cliaae
T,li- lilu.l.ua Willi lt h J; 1. 1 ;
'Tib better tln,n a dream uf joy
To have it awectly lie
tSo tcndeily again. t my nwn,
Winn i.u une t-lac ia nigh.
''I ia ery ies Ibal ru.y uiuuli
VVit'i coral lipa au r..n ;
There ia no (lower h .If ao l..ir
Wilhin Inr garden b--d.
TitM uulcel tuitea that la-ue from
That " may cell .if eounu
The null' thai hnvera Inviog y
Thoae darling hpa iruuuc
Are aoflrr than the l:.l.,nl .train
Ol the yoiidiilier'a a.mg :
la brighter than the hi; III of Flare,
V In ii nig. .ia are ciarh and l.mg.
"l ie race! to know that Ihnae dear lipa
Wert prcaacd by Ftune beiure;
'J nal all their kle.te are reacrved
t ut V tiiie. iveritmro.
'lia very eoft tlml dark broarn hair
'J liul tl.iaia in many a curl
Up"; Inr iiatnty ahuuldera fair.
And round her neck ul ie.ri.
The htlle wal.l, the rounded arm.
The band, ti.e rheek and ey.a,
Makea Kate ju.l the awectcat girl
'JS'iatli (aroliua aklva.
Pisccllaitcmis.
"PAPA 00E8 THERE "
LV MHS. CABULl.Mt A. SA ULS.
Msvu'l I go as, it fa you, pspa? Please
isy I msy, won't you?"
J he vtorda were uttered in a rda.titive
and aadly entreating tone, the hands of the ,
speaker clasping the knees of the listener. '
It was a boy of seven years who lisped
them, a beautiful boy, with fair high brow,
around which there clustered a gl'.ius
wreath of auburn curls; with dark Dashing
ryes ; cheeks rosy nitb health ; lips like the
ehernre of summer, and a voice like the.
bilds that ta
them. There were tears
in those eyes at this tune, though, aud the
dimple Uiouto was quivering.
Ii was a man of aotne fivo and thirty who
listened to this plea; a man who bad been
(,f noble foru', sud princely bearing. Aye,
over form aud face. His locks were mat
ted. Li forehead scowling, his eyes ml,
but hot aith teara; there acre furrows ou
his checks, too, and a brutish look iu me
expreaaioii of bis lip. Taiee did the little
boy addrra him ere be snaaercd. Then
pushing the child rudely from him, he said,
lu a stem voice, " o, uo it s uo place lor
you.
Again those fair, small bauds etcircltd
the knees.
" You go, papa. Why can't I too? l)o
hi uit go."
For a moment thu heart of the inebriate
arc mod 10 nake from its sleep. lie shud
dered as he thought of the character of the
place bis puresouied boy wou!d enter, lie
tiFtk the child tendctly iu his arms, aud
kissed him as of old ; then puitiug him down
he said kindly :
" Yod must not ask ma a.'aiu to taki you
there. Il is no place for little boy," and
selling his hat, he hurtled fiom the room,
iiurmuiing to himself a. be paced his way
to the brilliant bar room, " and uo place (or
men, either. Would to God I had never
gone !''
For a long time Willie stood where his
father had left him ; then turning lo the low
i li beis that faintly clowed upon the hearth,
he sat loa ii in his little chair, aud resting
his head upou his mother's lap, said ear
nestly :
Mainm a, why isu't that pretty store
good piace for little boys? Papa bvc to
far I here.
It was a trtihir u lestiou for the poor.
heart-broken woman. She had so far kepljkuow you sin t cross. Oh, get oysters aud
frmu ber son the knowledge of hi father's ! crackers and tea. papa ; and a caudle, 'cause
in She could uot bear that he should
look with shame upon him, or that hi pure
aud gtntle heart rhould ibus commune wilh
so itileUsa a grief. Kindly she toyed with
his long tinglets for a while, then said rn
dearingly, "Papa knows better than you,
what is best for his little boy. Wheu you
grow older you will learu why Le docs not
wish to lake yo j "
Then rising, she cart fully put down ber
babe upon it little bed, aud tied ou Lur
hood and cloak.
" Miud the cradle now, Willie, I'll come
back soon, and then yo't shall Lave some
supper aud uice fir t sit by, too," and ta
king a large basket of ironed clothes, she
went out. A wealthy mother would have
been frightoned at the thought of leaving
ao young a boy at night fall all alone with
au infant lo care for, and ao open fireside
to sit beside. Rut poor Mrs. M. knea well
ahu could trust Willie with his sisier, and
as for burning up, there was not coal enough
to thaw hia blue stiff fingers. No, she did
not fear lo go aud leave him, for he bad
thus becu left many a time, aud aUays
e.refully obeyed her.
fellow 1 Lis thoughts would waudur to that
brilliant corner atore.i, here he Vaew hia1
father always went tevciiiug; and his;
uvi ...a,
in-.. IU
;uew there
1. for l.o
uruiii was ouny wiru oagtr woiitierin
knew Lis father loved logo, aud kue
must lie RoinetliiLir that he liked.
i.a.e .. bnmn arraili till Inn,. f.e Walliaa
ss aaleep. What lay Uhiud thoae scarlet
curtains, was a mystery he sought to uo-
ravel.
Al length he whicpefrd eagerly as if to.
enooursge a louring sb, "Papa u.ed to
tell niu, if I wanted to kuoif anytbiui: very,
i bad, to pcr.ievcre, and i would find it out.
Now, I do want to know what makes him
. love to gothtto so. I Ijcow that there must
j be pretty things hehiou lhose wiudows. I
! should not wonder," Sd his cheeks were
1 i?lowiiia " if it waal'- .airv house. Wbv
oaVt . go I1-' ' '
Poor Willie T Thp leiuntation to know
was too stroii? to be resiated j so he huuted
through the closi l Inr a caDdle, lor be was I should be buried together,
a thoughtful little fellow, and would not j The Reverend Father here grew highly
leave bis little siitcr to the only dsngcr tLat J ea;cilud, exclaimed that the corpse was now
could menace her, that the fliiuio might : jp, bis power, slammed down the lid uf the
scare aas; the ruts aud tnice, should they'cofi and pushed back the mother of the
aa!U not r Ilia rt.tr.rn I.1....1 . .n . ;.V, .,,.1, f.r.. .1,,.. l, u,n,.l,l
laontstay loug. pretty dear, said he ' ave fallen over had i-he not been cauj;bt. , to ins i.eau aim ure.., u...,,o,,.g
pressing a tender kiss oo heraltepiug lids, ; e bP0 made towards the husband of the t her feet as the came in. W ithout a tno
and draaing the blankets close over her , deceased woman, and some who were pre- m-nt's delay ebe stepped out ol doors, pass
fair arms. "No, Illcooie back soon, but .i say be actually struck him A tre-U'd rouud the corner uf the hju-e, Uok a
1 do want to take ons peep." I nicDdous uproar ensued. The friuuds of ' pistol from her poeket, and was raising it to
baillly bis little feet boro him over the 1 lU9 deceased were naturally iudiguant, and j her head when her sister, who had perceiv-
ipaveuieut aud in a trice he stood bebiud the
: i
I "llow light it i. and how they laugh aud
italk. It must ail be very funny there."
A cold, November blael swept around the
I. ,Lii, .;,, l,!a fl...b m
corner as he spoke, peuelratiug his worn
'qiiver and his teelh to chatter. i Finally, iu the midst of the din. the cofliu
j l'I don't believe they'd hurl me if I should W!14 caried out by some of the relatives,
goiuaabile;Isii:suchalilileboy,aiidIaui lpi.Jced in the hearse, and driven borne.
ao cold out here," he said, a he pushed the ()u the lollowiug day (Monday) the mo-
j door can fully from him, slipping in. and clos.t,er 8U,1 cuild were buried in Mahouing
j ing il without a brenth of noise. For awhile Cemetery, on the west ide of the river, at-
i be as bewildered with the light and clat- teuded to the grave by a large number of
ler, and half bed he were away. lat
the warm air was grateful to his limbs, aud
Ifiuuing that bo one seemed to notice l.i in.
(he stole towards the glowing grate aud
spread out bis purple palms, before the
l.i in ; .'.-ii .1
,blsxe. He pioupnl meutnat mcireled the
bar were drinking wheu he entered, fcooo,
I however, they sat down their glasses and
' dispersed atouud the room.
,, ,,..i - ii. -
"Hallo, raid one in aloud tone, as going
... , i ...,,. ,, .
the hre he F,,ied , he " hut are you
uiug here u.y l.tlle lelio ! ho are you .
ud .bat do you waul!
a j
u do here. My name i, Uilne M. My
you
' papa lov
to come here, and it looked ao
t leasaut through ihe aiudow, 1 thoui;lit I'd
like to. liut 1 must not slay long, tor l ie
left the baby aljue.''
i The tain s louee aere softened, as be
(poke again to him
" And where is your mottier buy V
" Oh ehe's gone to take home the wash,
air. Papa dun t have as much work as he
Used to ouce, and we'ld very poor b , aud
the has to help him. '
"And does it look ... pleasant iu here as
y ou thought il would, my edi. 1 ?"
"Oh, es, it floes, nr. 1 don't wouder
papa love to come here so much; it's so
coid and dark at home, idt l should mink.
I," u wing mamma au.i me niu nine sis.
lion she would laugh to see this tire aud
all those pretty bottles, st.d those flower
with lights on them. I H ae, sir, and he
liateucr, " pka-e sir, tell a.e why lutle boys
can't come lire va it fa their lather?"
" For God's sake do not tell him, Ban-
, croll . said a uecp, angui-ucu voice, no
. deems me pure aud holy lieaiens! what
a wretch 1 am! My boy, my boy I you
i hate saved me from earth's vilest bell!
, Here with my hand upou my sinless trow
1 promise never again to touch the cup 1
bate drank so deep And my brothers iu
sin, s you value j our soul s sal vatiou tempi
lue hot lo break my vow. ll. lp r.ie, Hea
ven help Uie, then, so to live biTcatter,
that papa may never blush lo take his boy
alotig that if papa goes there, Willie may
go too."
Silently the door closed after them, and
.ici.ce dwelt iu the saloon behind them
i he preacher bad been there i.i cherub form
aud crazy, loose unholy thought, or light
aud ribald jest were bush.ii. One by one
they stole away ; and many a wife wore
miles tuat night, nor did thu old bar ten
der, even, curse the little one that lobbed
him of so many dunes too deeply iu bis
heart had sunk the voice oi that cherub prea
cher. " Don't you like ni papa? Are you
cross at me ?' asked W illie iu a hesitating
tone, as they stood a tew momenta on thu
pavement; for the seine in the bar room
was au euigma to the cui.d, aud he bail
feared a reproof.
" 1 was thinking what mamma would like
(best for supper," said the father."
a you : was you. was me eager
' a lesiion. iu a elailsome voioo. "Oh, then I
there la uuiy a p
Aud please, papa,
tell in a m iu not I.
be cross lo Uie. cause I
kit the haby. 1 don t believe she wul,
tboueh, "csuse you know if I hadn't goue as
I did, oa wouldu't peihaps have come
home Jet, aud she does love to have you
home to much. Ob, 1 fceljasl like crying,
I am so glad."
"Aud 1 feel like crying too, said Ins iv
.her ., l.i.i.i.U : aud it Uiiduichl bo did
c"v aud his w.f,' too. but they weie holy
try, sua ni wi , , oo, u y J
tears, w.sn.ug I-
gatuertii ou li neauiy . auu . . ut .uu -
row that Lad draped il as a pall.
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A It i.i ii C11MII.IMI.M. We bear that a
genllemau in astiiutoii uas reci uuy re
ceived a l.fter from ex President Martin
Van Rurcn, speaking of the recent speech
This Is clearly another tustance oi u
..Kv. I.;.,. t.iJJin..a'"
nf Seitam- ( liiie'inan ou the re altou ci , i tic umui uu-u ra,... ... . 0t. - .
Nor? M.ndo hii, the present crisis, as a lotte Railroad, r.t, off the track ou Salur- oi lh. UooP Sair, bu-iuess, Lave j ... btougb,
tiroductiou of great and statesmanlike .bib day bight, near Cornwall. No person sus- ou, , nrw , ( ... Skirt, called the belle
i V indeed -a bi-'h compliment, W.Aiy t.iued injury. The engine ho.e.ef, of lhe Sou.fa." which u said to be the most
bestowed - .IVAi,'l ! very much damaged. elegant and perfect made. A pecuua r f.a-
DOstowcu. .iu . e i 1 ture of this Skirt is that it i made without
Inhuman Proceedings at A Funeral
Priestly Intolerance.
a youuj' uiarrieo wouiud oainu oainarine
Grlow, of Ucrruau pareuta J Catholic
fait. uit.d o Friday Mt alter Kivintf birth
to , dead-boru infaiit. The mother and
A touihf married wouiuo nanio Catharine
J:i l I A ... .1. A .!
j,rjor t0 iuturmeut, to the Cutholio Church
0B Sunday, where a fuueral aerui ju pro-
no.inccd by Rev. O Cuni.er, who ha. p.lor.
clttrKe 0f t!,e fljck at thi place.
.t the conclu-iou of the service the coffin
wan onened to allow tS.u nrfseiit to Hike a
, 00k at the remaiie., wheu the prict "d death to living without him; and on
di,coverin the child in the burjul case, with ' Friday, tin: Oth, they mutually aiireed that
1 t,e uiotuer, ordered iu an excited tone, that "exl Saturday evening they would meet
it be taken out, assiguing as a reason thatt his brother iu laws s, and on utidy
it had not been baptized, and if buried with evening turn, mate their lives at one and the
il... n,il,l ai.rl b.r io nrirdition i same limo by tireaniis. '1 he same day be
that ,uch au outrage was a diagraee 19 the
1 .l Tl. r..Uiiv nf tb l..e..a.-d
woman interposed, aud iusialed that they
afesticuUted and vociferated in an excited
gest
breaming, aud thn utmost confusion pre-
'vailed. A near relative of the deceased,
' manner.
I'.,, .. il. ehnreh
; ,ja forgeil'uluess. v. bile takiug care of his
faiutiuir wife, put his hat on h
i:.,.,ii.,.i,..j(ri,ii,a
citilens. The funeral services were deliver-
v,i uV .eT. L 1) Wilson, of the Preshyte-
rjan Church, and the mother auJ child uow
calmly to 'ether.
Other stories well accredited of the Ligo
. . , ,- , i .
Uy and intolerance which have chiracicri-
Ied the administration of Father O Conner.
kjnce his advent here, are current. Only a
week or two since a Catholic womau. tlnough
...." ...
, is hfluenee, was coerced into desertmi-her
'" ' , , i i , . ,
prottaI husband, under the bel f tha
Ler ou COu,d not be saved if she continued
to live with him. Another ...sUnce of
.nr-jr assun.ption w,s tnat oi nnie.ing a
.Vere personal cbastiseua-nt, wi.h a leather
urap, upnti a woman of bis nugregilioo
fouiid under the influeuce of lirrior. Thi
e are told, is a common occurrence, but of
jt, perneliatiou in one instauee, we have the
Hatiinony of eye-wiluesses. Maimiing O.i
'
A PlUtNOMKMisi (in UoRSKllA' K. There
is a rider attached to the company of cipies-
triads and athlete, now performing at Nib-
lo's called iu the bills Mademoiselle Ella
Zoyara, whose cq une exploits, inougn tuey
are very surprising in-their way, have not
(,nU.r,!lil,(;d t0 s,.x. Mademoiselle1
.,,. jrtses snr ac..s ftuh the grace of a
woman, aud her face has nothing inaculine
in its expression; it is, iu fact, a most feini-
bine aud gentle face, liut she has the
B,.;u, of Inan BU,l u tler aud
. eu;.,hie than well r.ronjrtioli-.'d woiuiu
ever'are. lhspuies nightly arise among the
fciicctators on the subject as to the fair eu'le -
.ju'. 6,.X- fjr fair the bo-called Madeuiol
1 11. ia .l.-ilivr male nr female.
The facts iu relatiou to this remarkable ; tending her school, told that if she preseu
creature were simply these: Some years Ud Mr. Nelson a boquel he aomd remove
0 a cncus iroprieior iu la igiaun, an
I... l.lnl, 1 S.,,L,.a t . i -L . 1 1 n n
ook'i)g JOUI1(? German boy of B.e or
six vears of age, and ta'ight bun the art ot buqjet, and h.r Ueuioranc pairon v.nu
circus ridiii'' To enhabce the child's at !drew bis cnilureu. This fact came lo the
teutious be dressed him as 0 girl, called 'public knowledge, and immediately a purse
him Ella, and brought him oul as au iu-as made up. and a spletidid gold watch
faot phenom. iiou. Little Ella grew up in pureha-ed and presented lo too young lady,
womanly graces, was consiautiy dressed as : a ho had iu the uieautiuie cbauged her name
a girl, made a M-nsaiion in me ring, was
greatly admin d fjr her beauty aud grace,
and became the recipient of a good many
valiia He presents ,u sue su..,'t v. j,.t,.,
irom uer uiiii.ii".
liy the lime she reached her sixteenth year
the pheiiouienou began to experience the
iucjuenicaee aud (iitliculties ol Ler double
characUr, and determined she would conti
nue it no louger. She threatened to leave
oft criuoiiiie and put ou troas. rs, but M r
htokes al last made a compromise by which
she aas lobe alioaed the privilege ot pulling
ou male costume, rxc-i.t, hu pel forming
iu the ring, aui in the announcements in
the bi.l she was to be called Ena, only,
.iihmit the n.-clix Midetuoisel e. Un these
condition she has been p.-rl.Ttiiing iu Loll-
.1.,., . I...F al,.,. she nr neared in .
ork
, . i announced under the highly.
romantic name of Mademoiselle E.la Zyara
aV J'. 'i'tib.
r. of Xa-hville. Teuu..
Mr George L M
received uu ia-t week, per Adams' Lipress,
thirteen Cashmeie Uoats. three oi wieiu oi
fa; blood, costing $l).l each, and Ihe
balance " grade " c wes, costing SltfOeach
The, were purchased of Mr. W miaiu Peters,
of Atlanta, C. Thee valuable aui.ii.
havi greatly multiplied since their n.tro-
uuetion i ito this country oiiij lew )"
.a fav Dr. Havi- ol Jioutb Caro.in
lhcy
thrive equally well iu a.l parts ot the cui.
I ? , ' . ... .,,,1
I ". ;: ::.: is a ere ,.ro6l.b,e
.nc ...... .....
sines. In Texas, the sales made Ustjear
J..d..J fI7-HlO.'aud iu other Sjutberu
... . Va l,.e., .. m i lallv laree.
i li.eular d rt cf married men at bom
ViiltiEM O.N 1HI t'DARLuril lttlAO ' iMrHOVkMttM It lilsT SklRrs Dodg
i . . ...., n, lha I'liar- . I . i ui.... 1 ..( ..m Ynrk tno liioiitera
i Tbaoical Lovs Aifair in Michigan.
A yuu.ij: man residing near (liyt, haton
i i ' .. ., Mia
I ,,ad l,ecn "4J',,''' bw "!"',, t0
! Maok. hoae family rc-lJe u,-r the village of
M.r.0,.11, anJ they ere ci.c-d -the war-
i eouuty, ,micii., t.y tne naui. ui 'i " .
' rin.ro to take tllaee SOOU. Til.) TOUng man
! ' "is intended, went to a party, where
! he iuduliied o freely in liquor as to rane
j objection on the part of the young lady ,
r"' "" to lho eouietiiputed union. Mie lu-
! formed her affianced that hue had rattier
die than diaol.ey her parents, and pret,.r-
epaired to Marshall and purchased two
I l'i-tol. inch he loaded, meh with a hall
and steu buskshot. At tiic time appoin
ted for their meeting, Saturday evtuiug, he
was at hii brother in luwaV, and soon alter
the young lady, aecoinpaiiied by her filter,
drove up Wood a his intended leap trotn
the cutter and approach the house, when
he stepped into the parlor, placed, the muz-
led that something was wronL'. rushed tor-
I ward and caiiL'ht the wenpin Iro n hr grasp
j On examining it, it was found lo.ded with
! ball and shot, as before ststtd. ltseetnlhat
ja misapprehend
loti existed tu tweeu tne lovers
to the time wh.'!i the tragedy wns to take
D ! ace s he u lul .' r t a ii d i n g hi in t o u a tue S u u -
day instead of Saturday evening ; but when
? she eaw that he had anticipated her. she
jas. as her actiou proved, ready tor tne
saenhje. The funeral ot the cuieiJe toon
place on Moudny, the Uth. Vnw Putt i t
, Juit. 10.
Girls Don't Iki It There is a practice,
quite prevalent among young ladies of the
present day, which we are old fashioned e
hongh to consider very improper. We ai-
lude 10 their giving uaguerreoivpe iiuiiies.s
of b ,0 . ,lieu wbo aro but
1 . r . . :,.,,,:,.,
the highest degree. We are a-tonineu
that auy young etrl should hoia her.-eit so
v;,i ,, ) ii, i.
cheaD as this. it Li an accepted lour It is
P t.f
r( tur((cJ ,f
n ulJ n tuisull,k.rtiimljng eease
, - - fa je
Qf fc.lrlVout to pive herdngu.-r
reotvpe to a gentl.ni in actiu ainiatice
her know that the remarks made by )0ung
men wbcD togetlier, conceriiiiig what is per
haps ou her part but a piece of ignorance
or imprudence, aould, if she heard them,
cau.e her checks to o iinson with shame unJ
I angr. ' Were it a sister of ours," we have
(,,. ,ad, uh a uVbing fje, were it a
, j,tt,r 0f 0,irs I but that not being the esse,
: w, j. this advice to anybody's si.st.-r alio
Ilut.ds it, with our best bo, und mo-t ai.x
1JU5 desire that she should at all timvs pro
Bi;rt(, Ler dignity and self respect
;
A iNobie tjirl.
During the last canvass in leuue.sen,
'Miss Moilie Cottrill, a teacher nf a female
school at Fall lJraueh, prepared a hoq u t
to present to Col Nelson ou the occasion of
his di.-cu-siou al liiat place itn Mr. II
j his opponent, and now State I l.-ui ci atic
' Elector. Une of her patron-i, a lla)iies
Democrat, ho had two childreu boardini;
ut the vouiii.' ladi's fathers house, and
ins chi.oicu irom in.
ehool. Mi C
nni i,. li.- ton. imimidati'd. boaever. and
adhered lo her purpose, hue presented the
io .urs. .'luiue ,.iouig"i.i. . j , auu .a
sidiug al Aioemai
'
N. C.
, xyn a yy B l.;xrINUi;1MiW -If
there be any truth in tin' rumor of n propo
sition to extinguish thevolcino of Vesuvius,
It c.'itaiuly must be the product of some mad
deued brain. According to geoiogisw,
earthquakes are often canted by tiie inrush
of eaters up iu volcanic fire-, and the cou
seij tenth tapid g -iteration of imprisoned
st. am. "liut to the pjint. S Hue of the
tieriuati journals niitioiii -e seriously that a
company of Knglisti capital -la have made
an app.ieatioti to tue king of N ' iph-s fir a
. '''
-ton tor tne .x'luetnti oi .-uwua.
TI... t.rineiiial seat ot tire ol that voicano 1
situated several thousand feet below the
h vcl of the sea. Li.V cutting a caual which
wouid cany the waters into tho crater, the
fir., ix . . , i ; , i be cjiutileteh extinguished, ami
Ihe operation, which would cost only -'.HtlO.-
'binif would restore to cultivation 1-iuJ vt
ten times lint valuo. Such i e'l'lt'nl) Ihe
o inion ol few vi-ouary urcamers
I SXASUK MoOTAtNltlil'S A orrespon
' djnt of ihe Philadelphia Lull, liu writes that
it'ol Land.!, of the late overland survey,
I was one of the ea.-lard bound pisengiTs
i bv the John L Merihen. aud uever having
b.en oul of sight rt laud before t f.rri-
biy seasick 'I he l oionel said h had ridden
I fort v eight hours on a mulo without rei ;
I l.uj.. the India,,., the Mor.,Us. and gn.
.
. ie
, ; tone three nay without fool ; vra.a
ttiou-auds of miles a I 101 over a, a ill
j plains, but he never knea ahat ii was lo b
uiistrablc bcloro.
.nd i. Lol ihtrafoie lubU to -et out
( Cips, and l. boi ii.arai ji u
' t.f ordef
i Tho Old North State.
I We are not blind to the eminent aad
valuable advantage possessed by other
States, aud the vast resources, great enter
prise, and proud positiou of thi great Un
iou. Hut we nevertheless are forced to the
confession ot a greiter, deeper devotion, if
possible, toourowu uative State.
There was a time when the lack of enter
pri.e.ot thespiritof progress, of educalioual
facilities, and of general intelligence in
North Caroiiua, made our cheeks crimson
in the presence of those who were not alow
iu magnifying the superiority of other .States,
nor backwurd in ridiculing our deficiencies ;
bul that day has passed. The ineuliou
of the old North State uow excites our
pride, especially "hen we contrast her
preseul altitude with the past, or ber Jirt
sr,,t ttfa what she to be. Let us take a
brief survey ol her as sho uo pre.-enls her
self to the eye.
And lirst, her pollution. Her advance
ment in population is steady, but not rapid.
Rut liitie is gained by accessions Irom other
Stales or countiies. Most of her people are
born upon her soil a fact uot to be under
valued. I he distinguishing features of ber
pe.pie, at present, aio their industry, ccouo
mv and integrity Most of them in physi
cal eiiertrv, eql'al any people ou the globe,
and in intellectual sir.-nih, ihe) arc not
behind Itieir l. ilows. Our people are work
ing people, und mo-t of them are devoted
to tue CU.tivatloU of the sob; hence their
frugality, industry and honesty Outward
appearance ate not a sure te-t of the Health
or position of hei fit Zertis Lucouiaii.lnated
bv the influc nf laig- cities or idle asso
ciation, in oid. r to ii-certaiii the heft of a
North t ..roiiiii :ii, in moral mutilator pecunia
ly wealth, Jud must see him at homo.
Secondl)", her ml. Evety vaiiety of soil
may be found ill InT borders. The States
Niltii and South of her. ba.e their peculiar
advantaues in production, but North Caro
lina conioiiies tu.'iu a'.!. Her soil and cli
mate render her capable of producing auy
article of c oiisuinpliou or of commerce,
which ran he produced by any other State
in the l.'uion Indian corn, wheat, tobacco,
and cotton, she is capable of producing lo a
degiee almost unparalleled.
Thirdly, her mnirrais. Gold, iron, coal,
copper enough to make her the Princess of
Stati.s, he embedded in her boacls Miu
in., iu all these department is engaging
profitably many ol her citi..'ii, aud the day
I not distant when it will be ouu of the
chief sources "I b'-r wealth
Four! iily, her vi'sls The whole couu
lr) is b bidder for her pi eh pine lumber.
Her c ptess and juniper are article of com
merce, h'llh at lion..' au i abroad, us well aa
her forest ol oas and hickory.
Illliiiv. her uiwu. n lie lake
the u .'i ol the Mouth ui the producti in of
colloti and would! uorics. And her taciii
li - for i on ami wonl.-n commodities are
rapidly ad vitueiii. Ik-UiT re-ourees and
api'liit.ees no State ha., to m a a- her a g'rat
liiiiiiulai'turiiiL' Male Piodm-uni h -r 0n
materials, woiain: I" r on lab r, employ
ilig her on a-t u. .live p. ier, she occupies
the vantage yr ou od lo tnke lur the manu
facturing Mile ul tt.o South.
S.xtiiiy, h.-r ;" orcir '. Tardy she
wa lo be.' in iheiu. but she 1- filly ou the
hich road to tne mo-t c uinlete success.
T he bui uing ol one Railroad opened the
way foi a steoiid, a tniid, a fourth, a fifth,
and so ou, uutii trie time will come wheu
each section of thu Stale wiil be brought
ii -.u ciuse proximity. Let her improvement
goon Multiply her Railroads auJ remove
tue ou-truetioiis to her ua.igitiou, that she
ma) become a competitor with her si-ter
Slates in toe sli u.-.lo for lb- cjuiiutirce of
the ivcrid
Finally, her e '.uc ti)n il, schemes. She
is promptm.- iiuhuci na ur in tne rik'ht di
rection, lier Seboo.s nn d Colleges now dot
the Slate trotn ihe seanoard to tue mouu
tain, and every year ooutrinutes btreely to
their ii.eua-e and elli 'euey. lial liine
nomd tali us to leii of all.
North Carolinians! el have a goodly
heiitage. Mae tier what she cm be, by
your industry, y. ur enterprise, jour frugali
ty s.. l your int Hi.'etiee, and nation, yot to
be hoi n. id ri-e up and call voi biossed.
';.( tt u' Int. ABe.
Tnaii.bi.Mi AL.vs.tit.ms On Mouday
l i-t a pany of gentleuieu visited the bay
lor tue luipue oi seeing tiie Iudian and
others h-h far trout About two o clock a
paily ob-erved a singular motion ot the ice.
It appeared that there was a strong curraut
in the water, but an i x iiuihati u disulosed
tiie fact that the ice uj on which they Were
standing had part, d between tin ill and the
shore, aud that luey wero rap d.y floating
into Ltae Huron They at ouce pui their
horses iu tuo:iou to hud some point where
they eou.d f-' to lot' in iill laud, but could
bud UJMieb pla.'e. iu lha me.utime they
were going very rapioly. the aiud bloatug
a gaie from the sUoie. The situatiou Was
very daugctou both as regards the daugcr
of thu breaking of the ice upon which they
were, an l the tcnTecJ.d ; great exottctueut
existed at l.ay I'.lj amongst the inhabitant
generally, and many piau for their relief
were talked of and cauvasscd. They ti al
ed some fourteen inlie, wheu one end ef the
ice tortuhSielVi.Touinl.-d ou Sqiaw Poiut.
They made . ru-n fjr the shore, after first
getting iff tbetr horses and sleigh.
Ihe ice wa much broken, and they bad to
trav. I some nisiauc-' over sep tral" eakes to
he suorc L at g-uiiutc C'''t', lib. ii.
Fm,.llltbU TU D a a 1 ti A youhg; lady,
Miss ewart, ot Cdiu'ooriaua couiily, (Pa.)
aas so badly scared a few Weeks ao by
meeiiiig a wi.i o the wisp, that she was ta
li,, u in ou leacinug hoaie, aui iu a abort
time alurwards died from the cff.cia of lha
prostratuu of her nervous system, auperiu
iuccd by lue ftipbl.
TeiiMi. Ab Ismih tsct- Daniel G. Porter
was acq lilted iu Wisoousiu, ou a oharga of
robbery, because the indictment read "tweo-
i ty uoilar g.Md pieces, luskeaa oi uouuiw
it.
Lau.. c: i: a
j Aui it ldbl U tow ; l ul l-e poor i..n
IiVt Ag ,lon,ae.