North Carolina Newspapers

"i 1tqe to 60M0 Wt Goifltttj.jwd io ijoqlr Strhj.' VOUiTTIOi: 10. CHARLOTTE, N.C., MAY 28, X86X. J1RS. T. J. HOLTOW, JDITHBSS AND FRUFBICTRSS3. TERMS: eS,irth. Carolina Whig will be afforded to tub. i Mt i v ci uifijijAna in eovance, j v u i AKf AND MrTY CK.NTS if payment be jjvi'dl'nr three uiontli;and TUKfcE PUI.I.All.S ,'l'tiieend o1" J"'' Nopaper will be discou. 'iaaU until ill arrearage are paid, except at the ,1,(1 in ol mo . Ad,ert,..en.......rUda.Onel)ulUrper.-1ur.li:,.1Ilt.re ld , ' Ve.tinga. Alao, 611;orlee,t.iieeicdtype)forthefirliii.cr. ! .,w,mcllt ol- ' " ' ! .. .nil 115 cinla for each con tinuance. Court ad ri;i(.,m.nta and Sheriff's Sales charged 5 per real higher and a deduction of 331 per cent, will j ,oe from the regular pricea, fur advertiaera by Adverueemcnu inserted mommy or urierly. at ft per aquare lor eacn time, bciiii-Jja-1'ilj 75 cent per aquare for each time. rtisoi' when sending in their adverlistinerile nuit mark the number of insertion! desired or ,1,1 will be inserted until forbid and charged ac. cording!. jj-Pusl.iieslers are a ulliorijcd to act a a c-n t J.U. WIUwlNMiN 4CO. DEALi-hS IN WATCHES, JEWELRU, HsllTER and PLATED WIRE, AND V, 5 GmiuU Kangr, oppoailc llif Maliaton ll.iuae, (TI AULOTTK, N. C. io.i!"H given to Repairing. Walehesi Jewelry. Jac 7. Irii?. I3H" ' tjiii-b, i ti v jjJji'i 1 , " " ILVII.U WAKr.. at, o, Tin T mii.ih ! aursica mmracrese I ,11 and caaiiuiie Ina aloca before pureha.ing FUKMTUHK! ( U.llti, I STO.Y Villi f. V II as t: i rut; km ihk FURNITURE -.vol r . .V Co.. ami a rr, M. I r liaviriaoa blj.lniaa under ttie ft led ith mi we attend to car. .inf i brauchc , at the old ataud ol J. M. .n. rvrn. Tin riaaT or jmt ntxr, , ,. ,,- rl to open . Hai.k Z Xa.. ; ic .iute ol I'aviu I'aaaa, I j , now occupied EH AN II BAIS'K OF THE STATE. I A Fall Stock (!" Furniture Ol' ALL K!NIS, I I t I'mri he fo.ind at lli EUbln)iii:eii1, I . t o nura' 1 Vra lo S.il 8 Low uh tliO (tamo articles can bo bought in CIIAHLLSTON.or any oth it Southern City. Kiii. I'TmriKLiH iiunnii '. i, .ti ciurguM) I In- t nuttm,tug 1 tpit imtnt, i-rc cih iriri. til tic prtmifH- f altt liJi a U. . ; riirinjf of ny kind nemtiy dumi, HOli r. i". kavido.v. i X H Having luko, ll.e ; i.ri,!i: m kim.i ae," , ' ni.l .n ham). I V.ir 2. if t,il. r " nsK-s w,ll .!..). R V. i. ii.tf r-rM)iiu;::-rs II AVIM; lure, & il out our rntir ck f Ki to l(orT V. Kiviot .s wno, to. ri'tner, W. I.rr Divimos, npi ct . nr itn h (..nliniie the atiuva buaiM.aat ; Umier Hie linn of j DAVIUbOW &. BhOlHER i inriiia'ly ciii.tiiitMid (hi in l our frii'iuU niwl -i tm-ri )iuinty mh miyiiHiiif tn KiMt w-iy, v , i(.r ih y wiM ciii iiii lo IIm-im t. iroiwc "j t ii um J lufit.ilurc frcttiViiU itt lilt i r I .0:,. I J. M. SANUEUS X Co. 5 Orll,rt 2, I Wtl MAHKETjlOUSE. MIKnibarr luT reiertliilly .nl' hia former r. I Hie iiumir gi l.er .lly, that he S' ii i. , i.ioil a HOUSE, iinili r Hie nhoi. mime, iii..M.il. Milea At V iliiaill., t.vo ; f. b-low Mi a.ra. J. Y I'ryre & Co., where a. ) may be lounil a lull aunrtiiient of 1 Family Grocries, i -".iif.t, Jlullrr a nil J'fit, Chitkrnt, l'iB; Cuniirs, Hmitnn, A'J, 'l kl'S, ) 'rrtrrfrs, H'litri, ij-e. ssHi i i.r I oh irt o ;inil arttiii , 1 rorl.rry u iihitrnrr, I llnlw :! :, I l-Ullil-H .V imt tilh n'H Shout, j' Ill( ll , Ii l,.tllll , Mill I t'ni-sinH. I irl.niii, , r , j " mi,,,,,,,,,. Kaney Article', ill ol wlueli will ' "'14 Hie ery lotti at prm l.,r Caall or ll.irli r. j K W. AHRKNS. I N R li: i. I, III, on lotlie ah , ve, 1 lliti lid to fit ! ' l'ie ial ol iNoveiotxr, a lurao and eoiulnrl. I ' ''" lor my I'uatuMivra, where a Lunch may '' loiil at any tune. It will be my aim to j alure ol public p.ilroii iire. I H. Tue luch, .t i,Tn p.id lor Bulter, V.tL'a, I .""C.I rot. I.,., aud other 1'rouuce. i ' ' H. at tue .l .rkel llonae. I F. W. AHUEN.S. 1 "'i-il.rr 111 Ih.-.il ami ChHinbers, Hainies & Co., "dors and (Jriieral Coiiimis sion MKKCIIANTS, A II la KSTON.K. c. MERCHANTTAILORINGj I'l l l lMJS, MKI.CiS A, CO. I I AVK 'ded 10 llielr Keedy.n.ade Cloth. mm mg chick, a jviercliaril 1 alluring Depart. , to kiiiiii mey call Hi', eapecu many friend and cuatomera. They in I. ud making Ihia department eecend to none in the Hlnte, either iu aiylc and quality ol lionda, ur in th" maniifuclure ol U.iritienta. At all tunc a will he found a good slock of Black ' e oiurcu i. nana, cngiisn, r rencli and American HOCK II.A!W CASMMMtl:, They foil confident of their ebilitv to underaeli any oilier bousn in Ilia Stale, from the advaiitugee mey nave iu gi lung their gooda. Tiieir gooda are bought by the quantity, by one of the firm who reaiee iu the Norlliern u.aiketa, lin n givra him Ih ofipioflumty ol taking auran lHf;e ol the pricea of gooda, thereby aavuig at Twenty-Five Per CenfrJH To Ihr ciinaumcr. D IJin.ia auved are Dollara niauel j) kit try ua. E. FULLING S, JNO. M. tfPKIXGS, Sfflemhet SS, IBfiO. Ii7tf CiiEAT SACRIFICES I' A li li AN I) AVI .VI J:u Sj. -m uu S. 1 jlst ui a i;ivi;i riM3i liOOWflAN & EIGKXiJIiUN, tilPdSlTE O ATI'S V UI.I V .11 X I, li oe Hull y III the Cltllrlia of thar if country Hint we j lollr. rrO lo oil. r (a IC 1. A I I . I) I f I. .11 I. 1 m aai af-- ml -S W M J)KV (JUUliS, Hats, I tioolH, .v, .If. and a Laaoa aaa matsT or 1.1. VII. I ir.V. II KM.MHMi l.tiOUs. A LAO, A large aleek of I.ailii a and Geotlemen'e MIAUI.SA.MKLOAKS, j IT Firtiae call Hfiii examine uur li'xca before' purcUnaitig rife- . I i.UUUMAN i KIGKMiUUN. OrtuktT 'i, l.-t.U. 8I TALL OPKMAG. iew Store, iew Goods! ,,ovi,iisU,in& F)ro, f'.AIil.Y have an lie Ihe Court llu naive atock of , where they I c l o 1111 A a, II O it I ! , I J O I II A I , AND and a large varnly ol I)03Ii;STIC ClOUDS AND oi l. i; I i s, it I, i wili to yue ua a call before pur. TuEWKNbTEIN k liKO. chaailig (JcluUr 0. Ifl.U. ai'lt 'in i : .hi:.t CLOTIILNUDirOIIIUM. i ii.iJiNcs.TFuiNr.s k to, likAl.kH.S IN ALL KINDS OF liEADV .MADE CLUTHIM; i ruMMUMi aoi!S. "T3 ;il. iins. liuuks. kin i;.vi. r - l ulling, im iuK" i (K M) call the e-(.i i mI atiin'ionof their In. nda ami imtrona to their WAV SUH K OF CLOTIUXa, now i.m mug. They think they can offer greater union on i.l. to huyi'a than tin j have tin Done, heir gi. being bought at leilueed ralea and at aa tliev leel confident no llouae in the ' P'11 Mite CII Ci'llilirle WHO. Tiny aroorlirir.g very ntce tsvi 'ii.ni: M lis Irniii $13 to All mannvr of ( A.-IMI KE I'AN'i f, i'ANSl.MKRK, SII.K, MATAI.AMM-: AND VELVET VESTS, UVEK t.O.V l, Ol ail graoea uc alylea. T'ie above tonnla ciiniot he aurpiiaeed ill atyie and loiki. hiving luni iii.iliulii'turtu uuner the tun FULLING, bl'ltl-Nut. k CO. r I Mill. 7 II JUII.N T. i.UILtii, I'kai Tie al WAlOli and OE0CK 1 OPPOSITE K. Mill's IIOTKL, 4 II I It I.O I I I., V '., (I, ite with K. V . II, ek Willi.) Wateliea Clocka and Jewelry, of every de 11, re, nreil ai d warranted lor I'i inniillia. F Octoh S, T. riston, V A MTACTI'K E It of, and m ale Plain ar if Japanned Tin Stovea, Wixiilen Wai II ro llru.li jii,, 111 Soiilli wing of ttpring Curner liuildinir. Job Work, auch je roofing, tiwttering, io. done with deapatch Pi . Anti-Stay-At-Home Society. MONDAY NIGHT, win. Oh ! iove, I'm glad you've come, The eupper'a alinoat told j But bere'a a nice warm bit far you I don't intend to ecob). , Your office clnted.all buafneaa done, Vou- hooka laid on the ahelvea, How pleaaant it will be to pate Thia evening by ouraclrei. HUliAKD. My love, my drareet love you kaow (low happy I ahould be If I could paaa my leiaure lioura In a weil commune with thee; Bui (here he aigha) you know we muat Obey atern duty'a call. And thia night drareal, juat thia one, 1 muat be at the hall. TUESDAY NIGHT, wire. My love. Miaa Cricket tukre to.niglit. Her benefit, and ao, A he ta one I much admire, I'd really like to go, Hl'altND. Ymi ahull, my love. St ip.H fo get, 'Tie Tueaday night, I awrar; A aiiecul meeting nailed to. night, I really muat go there. WEDNESDAY NIGHT Dear Chnrlea it'a been to dull to duy, Witliout yu, I confean: I.el'a draw the table to the fir And have a gmie ot eheaa. nrsiAD. I would accept your challenge love And grant your ewee demand, But Wrrideanay ia our Loilge, you know, And I muat be on hand. TIIIUDAY NIGHT. win . love, whit ahull we do to.oteht. Wl linu.or allind the play I Or h ive a lill e private I . I k . 1 he Aral ior many a day ? HI IBANU Juat a ynu plenae, I'll anon be buck; !Juibea of very gre.it Iiinmrtance, love, enmea ef to-night ; I muat not let them wait. FRIDAY NIGHT, wirt. My love, juat elaap thia pin fur me, A in!. I nailia, t,ray haml uiyahawl) Yon knew you pn niinu to uy To lake Bie to the ball aynvAND. I ritd ; but really love, I k n I had forgot It all, And promia-d I would go to-day Some membera to mala!!, 1 bale to niaappoiiit you, dear, 1 know it ia provoking. But w.ien you apoke of ii to day 1 really thought you joking. SATlRDAY NIGHT, wire. Here, lake th. baby, Chailea, all day He'a tain upon my lup; Thiaevemng you can wn-itch him, while I luke a little np, HiaaaNO Toor little thing, how pale he looka, 1 hope ho won't get worar, There'a an election held to night, Elae I'd atay at home and nuree. fcLN DAY NIGHT, win. Dfir Chnrlea, here are your cloak and hat, And over.ahoea, all warm ; I hope you won't atay late to-night. There'a auch a dreadful alorin. II11IAND. Ftuy out late! you don't auppoae I really could intend To leave my dearrat wife alone. Her evening lioura tu apend ? Juti place my alippera by the fire. Ai d wheel'tlie cheerful light Right by my coay rocking cli ur. We'll atay at home to-night! JilisccKancous, From the yew York Wavtrly "HUSH HOSE Y." oil TiiS SLAHDEREh'S FATS. ' I was one day,' said Melville Iron siin, ' bathing some flesh wounds on my favorite horse, when Linily Barlow approached me.' Mr. Hronson,' she exclaimed, 'I must have some rum. 1 shall die if 1 (In tint have run:. For God's s;ike give uie rum !' I hau'lctl her the bottle of spirits in my liiinJ, but 1 regretted my rash act, liil she simiii became inloxiiated and stiirteil liir lionie. That night .-lie kept llie whole village ii) contusion by stag- geriug lrom house to house, and shout ing 111 drunken rage, with lier iiinocjnt babe iu her firms. A few days niter that, she again, came to me, tor more rum. 1 harshly denied her, and very rashly thing her from my door, and lorbid her entering 111 v house again. I never shall loigi t tin! fierceness of her countenance, or the Hash of her black eyes, as the shrieked : Melville Bronson, deeply shall you regret this.' Shortly after this occurrence, I met her, and she deliberately asked uie tor money. Money, money, and for what If I aski-d in surprise. j ' There has been some improprieties in your conduct, which, unless I have pay to conceal theiti, I shall make public.' I - um aie iut:jf t ii suouiu jie io miuw mat, x rALiuiuifcti. , She then commented, and narrated as black a lie, as evr ruined the char - acter of any man. . I You know that is False, as well as uo, i repueu. Of course, I do,' she exclaimedj uui wnai 01 mail ivnen you tiung me lrom your door, I, swore revenge I And I will have eiiber money, which will satisfy my d si s, or I will ruin your cliunieU-r UitiTr ! Wretch ! Fiend I Demon !' I ex claimed, You do not mean this ! You cannot mean this! iou are merely joking me. ' I was never more serious iu my life,' she replied. than I am now. But you can try me, ami see for yourself.' ' Lven, if you should make public your enormous slander,' said 1, ' 110 one would believe you ; you, whom all know to be a drunkard and a liar. Ah, no one would believe von.' Don't you believe yourself.' she ex claimed. 'Some people love to believe slander; and many would rather circu late slander tlran prdise. If I circulate this, all would believe it as-soon, com ing from me, as from any one else, no matter how great their reputation. But I will promise never again to mention this, if you, within one week, will pay me the sum of five hundred dollars.' Five hundred dollars !' I exclaimed, I ay you five hundred dollars to sup press a lie ot your own making. io, I don't do itl I'd see you intophet first I' iou are a man ol wealth, she cool ly continued, ' and can pay this as well is not. iou are a politician, and bold high office ; but you can never hold another, if this is lold. XV'hat is five hundred paltry dollars lo 3'ou, when compared with the loss of your charac ter and honor? One week from to night, 1 await your reply.' "She left me ; left me with every pas sion moused ; 1 thought, and planned, and raved, until 1 trembled and foamed at the mouth like a madman. This, then, was her revenge. The? next week, to me was one of anguish ;1 slept but little ; I walked the house by night, and thought of this by day. At length that dreary, gloomy week, came to an end. I paid the five hundred dollars, and was tree from her persecutions for a month. At the expi ration of that time, she came to me lor more hush money.' 'But,' said 1, 'did you not promise me never to lisp this rejiort ? I paid your demands ; why now do you break your promise to ?' I will keep my promise," she re- Clieti, and will never mention this, ut I have written a very pretty manu script containing the whole story, and if you do not pay me five hundred dol lars more. 1 will puhli.-ii it. You paid me iu the first place, not to mentioti it; and now, 1 want you to pay me not to publish it. Don't you see the dif ference ' For once in my life I lost all control ; I seized her by the neck, and forcibly held her till she became black in the face. I thought I had killed her ; and cared but little if I had. 1 Hung her from me, and she fell heavily upon the ground. 1 made no elliirt to restore her to consciousness, but she soon recovered. 1 ' Yerv good, Mr. Bronson," said she, coolly, ' here's another fact to add to my manuscnpt ; but 1 will now give you another opportunity to settle this, lie member live hundred dollars now set tles this in every shape, aud forever.' I wiii not trouble you with the particu lars, in this ease, but sullice it to say, that again 1 paid her demands, and was again free from her persecutions for a short lime: but for a short time only ; fiir soon she invented another story, equally bad, and demanded five hun dred dollars more lor that. I now saw she was determined to ruin me, and I begged a week's time to think of it, sold my proj)erty, in iev England, at a great sacrilice, and started ior the far West. Oh, how I wept as the hour of my de parture drew near ; 1 kissed my wife and darling boy, as I then thought, for the last lime ; I thought of the happy home 1 had pas:cd with them, and the blight plans of happiness I had formed, lobe blasted by the liiul breath of the slanderer. But now, (), how changed ! I wished, 1 prayed !ir death I The J'uiuie olll red no joys; thegiave only otli red repose. I attempted to walk to the depot, but so much was I excited, that my limbs almost it'fused to cany me, and 1 reeled lo-and-iiolike a drunken man. A thou sand contending thoughts tilled my hi am until 1 could not think. How 1 ever arrived at the dejMit, I do not know, but when I revived 1 was seated in the cars, and the train was in motion. The train soon moved rapidly on ; rapidly it passed through pleasant vil lages and large cities through fertile fields and giant forests ; but! heeded them not. 1 cared nut for golden fields or llowery lawns or princely dwellings ; I wished only lo fly away from my own thoughts. It was a vain attempt. 1 came to this place ; it was then a I wild nrnitic. with J.nt hrrn nn.l thrrn n hut 5 the? plow of the pioneer had not ! then braken its surface 5 the Mississippi j then, as now, flowed in all its grandeur anu ueauiy, wnue ttie tall fjrass mingled 1 wim minions 01 iiowers that grew on those fertile banks. But 1 heeded not , fragrant iiowers or magnificent river, for I was miserable. I sat all dav I thinking of my small trouble until it Le- came magnified in my mind, and drove me insane ; and I determined in my misery to commit suicide. I wrote long letter to my wife 5 it was full of anxiety for her future ; I told her to put her trust in God for long before this let ter' would roach her, 1 should repose in death beneath the turbid waves of the Mississippi. J wrote to her the anguish , ofmeli...,,! o,J .,.l ,.f .1..,. I... ter was wet with my burning tears lio" al Waynesboro', on iU.c occasion ol .Such nn hour as I then passed immagi- t,ic completion of the ilmingtoii and nation cannot describe ; in that hour, I Wcldon Railroad to that place. c relinquished all my bright hopes of enjoyed a hearty laugh over it, and be home and happiness of wife and chil- .j.;' uur mijlTS wdl do the same, dren. I wrung my hands in agony, . .. ., , ,-, i- . , i , , i ., J i i we copy it lor their benefit. binnt not, burmntr tears coursed down mv ' J 1 emaciated cheek , while the blond, hot (te &c' and fiery, rushed impetuously to my Wal, thev had a mighty to do a brain, driving me mad. I held my bout tiJPy" ,iid. There vvas Oover- ueiiu oiiii uoiii iiiinua 10 irsiiiiui uie , i ,i i , i , cursed thoughts that oppressed me; alas I it was ot no avail ! They came faster and faster, until my overtasked brain seemed full of infuriated demons. 1 could endure this no longer ; that hour 1 would die. I rushed madly towards the river's bank ; my feet refused to ear- ry me; I fell down and crawled upon my hands and knees; I reached the bank ; I tried to pray but could not. I shrieked (hid save me! and iihiiiL'ed into the stream ; I felt the cool waves try, and as everybody was gwine, 1 close over, me, and 1 rejoiced that 1 thought I might as w ell go too so I slip should soon be beyond the reach of the ped the old mare in the cart, and put slanderer. out for the borough. Wal, doctor, 1 had As I came to the surface, a rough a pretty easy time of it gwine down, I hand.was laid upon me, and I was drug- did the old mareshyiii' once in a while ged to the shore. 1 brushed the water , when she heard any lumberiu about from mv eyes, and before me stood; but all thinys cousiderin', 1 maiiaued; Father Delavan, the pioneer preacher. He had witnessed my agitation, and had 0..M11 eu my purpose, nau louoweu ana saved me. After a few moments he requested me to follow him ; I did so, I knew not why, nor cared not where. We entered his humble hut. 'Let us pray,' said he. I knelt beside him, and oh, what a prayer ! It reached my heart, and calmedniy excited mind. 1 saw that my last attempted act was a great sin, aud afterwards as I listen ed to his kind words and his holy in structions, I resolved, by Divine assis tance, to try and overcome every temj tation to again destroy my life. ' Under the instructions of Father Delavan, my recovery was rapid, and reason soon resumed its control. I soon became attached to the place, where I had passed many pleasant hours with Father Delavan ; and I invested nil my property in land here and having burn ed my former letter to my wife, 1 wrote another, wishing her to come to me in mv western home. She came. Ten years have passed rapidly away, since the day when I first breathed the invigorating air of this prairie. They have been years of happiness and pros perity lo me. On llie soil that I then purchased, is now a prosperous city, and I made a fortune in the rise in the value of the land. But now to return to my enemy, Emily Barlow, No sooner had I left, than she circulated the worst slanders aooui me sue couiu invent, oui x was happy to learn they were not generally believed, and were soon altogether dis - believed for, not content w ith slander- ing me alone, she slandered others tel- ling such improbable stories, that all were generously disbelieved, which ad- ded much to ihe ouiet of the village. After that, she sunk deeper and deeper in vice. She was warned to leave her vile associates, and care for her bus- band anil children ; but she cared only for rum. and when surfeited with that. and surrounded with vile associates, round to see w hat till the iu--s was a she .ppeared harpy. But, oh ! how bout when I seed old Arthur Old Ar-a-.. ii i .-ii .: !. :r..i u... :i .t.... ..:i ... ,.. I I,;,,-, n,.. ..... iterate woman to a vile drunkard. In vain her husband tried to restrain U in vain hn nrmul l,i Plilreilleil m.il threatened, until disheartened, he flew to the fatal cup, himself to find relief, Madly he drained il to drown reason; full soon his wile's associates became his boon companions, and his house be- came a place liir th unken quarrels and bachanalian revelry. Lower and low- er he till iu the estimation of his friends down, down he rushed to ruin until at last, destitute of money, of credit or friends, and deserted by his wile, who hud eloped with a drunkard, by the name ot Jasper in an hour of madness he committed suiciile. A few weeks since, I was stnndin on the bank of the river, and viewin the floating islands of ice. There was but little crossing the river on the ice, ahhouidi an experienced person could di) so. 1 was interrupted by a famil- liar voice addressing me. I turned and beheld Emily Barlow, my former ene- my. But uh", how changed ! 1 scarce- ly" knew her. She begged and im- plored me to give her money to gratify her appetite lor rum. 1 refused her. She then said she could obtain it the other side of the river, and unless 1 I I II .... cave her some, sue snouici cross oci on the floating ice. I advised her not t attempt so rash an act ; but she left, heaping curses on my head. fc?he had nearly crossed the river, when making a mis-step, she fell, and rolled between the tloatinti islands of ice into the deep river. One shriek told her fate she was beard of no more. A variety of conflicting emotions nearly overixiwered me, for this was the place, where a few years before, I hud attempted to commit suicide. In a number of the Wilmington Jour nal of several years old, we came a cross the oilier day, we find the follow ing humorous account of the Celehra ,, , , . nor Dudley, Dr. Andrews, Squire Ln is- ' 1 "'"u ljm " "' " beatin' Srtauley for Congress,) old Dick Washington, and a heap of the big boys, ,.,,. ,i... ,,,,1,0 Iu,,ih.Ii tn I, .ve" , . ..... ,, , ? , . ruIu J'''i'- 1 lil' d llie sort ol a barbacue scores ol 'red eye,' and the bur run thev wanted evervhi- civ to jine, and have a bit.-tin fiolie. Wal, it was norated over the linl coim- 1 nurtv well. That old inure was a c.111 j tion, Doctor. nMie was a per feet siyht any now, sue was aim u omy a piM.i:by Sidney Smith it, u arguuu.,,,. took Lii was s 101 oil iinwwiar auotu uei . mini , . , r 1 nig could keep her in the cart. nine P , . ... 1 1 ri( thuao ilnva I ti' vnii how she i i . veil me and" Brother Tart. All the ;, - cident that happened was going up the hill by Lew Musgrave's thar close by old I'ike 3 the (junker when some ot Lew's boys pipped a cap on a smoke-; pole at a partridge, when how she did , rip I She cavorted right smart but itj was no go she only broke one trypin, and niter gett.n up the h. l lixed th,i, h ' rit of ,, and we proceeded tolerably well to llie MJ dt c 1011J , m boro'. Wal. doctor, we trot thai- 1 I thought I mought as well git down and lead her by the court house. There was a heap of people on the green, and 1 didtft exactly know wi.at uiougiit nap- nen. so I trot down, I did and slipped the bridle over my arm, and was walk ing along, looking at the crowd to see what was going on. There was a heap of folks, Doctor ; men, women, chil dren and niggers, in a fus o'-ter carts, cake carts, and all sich sort of doins plenty. Wal, I got up into my w hichadidille again, when Holy Moses I ker slam bang want the big gun ! The old inmc started, and snatched me heels over head, mv cart struck an ovstcr cart oysters, "plates, pans, spoons, and bowls w'ent flying ; down I went, but I held on to me oriaie, uocior, i mu, anu in- ter a rip or so, I sorter stopped her j headway and made out to get up. Thunder and mud ! Doctor, sich a sight I never seed the like ali ireyou'd thought it had lx en rainin uothin but Oysters and plates tor a week here a nan. there a. middle of soup big enough to swiii my old scow diakt the ovs- tsr man cussin every 'thing an inch bili the old mare snortin' and the U.Iks hollei in like ble blazi s ! Wal, Doctor, I sorter shuck myself, and was I , i .i and utneral .vioze, Willi tneir iiiouins wide and niuh about lit tu bu-t ' C il -V lie ' cli i. I . .1. 1 A I 1 11 III .'ill l'o il 1 tllil. for 'twant' half a second U-lore bang went that cussed old gnu again ! Je-ru-sa-lam '. Doctor! didn't the old mare split, ih n '( lic Iou hi une splurge and both try pins came oui, the back band broke, the wheels w hit led one way and struck an old woman's cake cart down cum cake box, old 'oiuan and ail, away 1 went on t'other track ; d..wn the hid went the old mare as if kicked iu tend, light .-lam ilitoich the table whar the bariiccuc w a sei out, benches broke, niggers n l-d oVi 1 every body holleriu as if hcacn and aith had come together ! Je-hos-a-phat ! didn't that old marc rare, and didn't 1 '! Thar tl w ar laughing at me, ready old cake woman had sp foil I 1 The siickuii: slam into my leg, and the oid man A:- thur and the (iineral holding onto then liowscrs to keep fiom dyi.'.g! I tu looked round, Imppedf up, and stiuck my heels together three lime ateie 1 cum down, and swore it they would give me half a chance I could lick tin hull kit and bilin of em, and they mought let that iluined cussed, big gin 1 .1. ... ,w, ,.., I mih me m m- . Thorn's the bore', Dx-tor. do down to W.I lie: A iiAsitirr or ( nil's. A military officer, one ij j;, iug bit mpsny, Lapp, , ,i ,0 u tlirnwa fr0U1 Li ""e "d. .y srrani tk grouud, aaid to a friend ho ran to bit amihtaoca, " I tboubt I tad improved ;n borseaiauabip, but I tiud I lin-e lulen i,j) ' . M' u" modest Jou' firing a , le ot 1 'hiekvu at a iuie. liu wouj tine mat pan whiu oi.v , ,a d rested 111 paulalates." A g mediately aailed fir ' ally wore the bu-tiu.' 1 h'uui iii o pjiie iui ' tti: j. 11 1 a ijiuij uau. It ia ianicr to gain credit for goadcatt by a gliaioniug eje, bii- ii.i,,Ujj tu som, lory of aelf aaeritioe, tt.au by paiieui U6a. fultiass. h m ea.,tr ti ,.t ,r,a fJr Bpjr. ituality ly thrilling at a ,iu impnai oai jpeeok on tbe plalforui or inn mi from tba pulpit, tbau bj living a lif-j of j x ,;:, mercy and truth. It baa ttr-n C-tillish."J by t!ia oourt that tba firat atroke of tin ei j,j Is is th ra oord ot the hour. Ihe iw.re labor of tba ieii4ttiuiufc' e numeration run mi) tins jo ceding hour. The p-iii.t . ii; .t brought up in lilack'touu'a liiue, n, gre.u wi,l caie, wbcra to person- ha! upon j.,i,t .iied at Uie aainie lime. A certaiu bari-ti-r. b ) raruarkabla for coming info court with d rty hauJa, ob etrtcd that ne bad be'i turmu o,er Coke. ' I should bavu tb on gilt tha'. it ooali you bad Lcea turning oviir.'' oa-orved a w ll. Tbe .Metiiadi-ta in Frantv count al prea cnt, 13 cbapuU, or plauej of wjrihip ; i Diiniatera ; 0 eorporteur ; 7' 1 .rul prr-aob-era j 1 ,4 10 nieuiLier.i, (i j on tri u j Ja.i t aoli- la; 1 ,f3il pupila 1j l li-? iSuiiday aoiiooU. Leave your givajnoe as lienaparte did bia letters, uuopend for three week, aud it ii aMtouishing how few of la cm, at ths - 1 e"d of that time, wid ren j anaweriuij Tuick-beadrd .-(pure, Icing worsted , . . 1 reveiij'i! by excuitinu' " It 1 h . . . , t. , 1 a m Idiot, 1 d iiistc hi:n a par-ou ' ' 1 1 a ton u " " Very t I nee your ' prob.bl-," r.-,,lio,: -i lu.7, " I ; M,t,T w 01 a 'oJ-ro.it i.;.i ' Wil'.ium Jiucfc-tMf, an K,-i. foruii-t mmiiter, -t. tiu jjvea upon tun peuiasu'u oi jjJstJU U0W!i ri ,. , . lir-t r.ri;n wtis Si.ui.u; wu&ra I "a " V0013 a,i ty in v'.'ii.ir. 'Il-i. ii.'uling lojware. do.'. it is i you wbeu your cur thnt mieaki up uui b.i your bat k ia tui bed. " Here, you barretter," a ii 1 a dandy he j0U ever to'd m your uu aud ill lrt.at J0li t0 bui,ev " Aud by my et," iriico. v r trted Pat, " ycr honor u a geutieuiau ' Tea thousand dollars ia old wai found one day not long vmca in an u.d cellar in (jrueuwiah street, whieli had imbeau vied lumber room. l he in hi. y i in bag, from the appuanmo- of n-m ii a lupposed to hava la in iu.' din Ij l yer. A nurilber of bovi in W WCr lately amusing' iheui. up marbiei ami oaicniu,- tuouibs, when one of tu. m . i-';i-i,t,-)!i P.irk "' ") tO"IHg m in in tnuir ii a iarj mtr- ble atock iu bis ti.ront, aul was nearly' cbokea toaealii b.iore be cji.d fan re.ievcd a littlo girl Sve years ot ae, living in Wiiiiamsburgh, b..oomiu2 enrajad at h;r broihcr.wbowaa fouryears heraenior.struck biu, with a tork, and the prongs entering '' itflici.d severe and painful ,oau1- A number of poor children were plavinj one day recently iu Fourth Avenue, near L'raou Square, whan a c.nn.ii drove rapid- ' througu the rowd, and r.u over and 1" t JflT"" 'Ppu UP ""' Over two hundred thou.au I wild hor'el, according to estioiate ol au o,i trapper, were i-eeu iu one drove, a ah rt tiu.e ago, is uortb eteru Texas i iiit u I'.ig tory, and autbodv would be very cre'lu.oa na , thouid believe it. ' A urUllktB Woman eros-in.' firand street near tbe East tiiver, elaggtred aud atumtiitd iu front o; the nLuei o! a cirt thai iu moving rapidiy, and received such a aevere ahouk in tbe aide as to kali bar a.-loo-l iuatautaueout!)' . Au old man, eaid to be var e.gu'y ;-''' of aa, was run over by an FroaJway, near Trinity i'iia: day, aud burl ao acterr y thcugLt be could tut mi;.;I' i It is probably mile i:a a uiu t;.. ..t:- - ft.' - acteia, thau to tiud .. a- .r nig at a laa t.ii.u taa ones. i me othtr nl it was !i al rtl Tbe mst beauti lulled ami ciiiei..-r lia ,-t ad- of tnu Mate in Ij.,o.iig si1 l.ir ttie t.curl A n rl is ii.. 1 b y-l rant, evrv one lioiu it, tut no iii ' I'm iu tuo wron mont liiliieu.l iriilmt Tbe HfOlH of old age, payable unn tereal.