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1 1 rATTTT , ', v-"i " """""" Z -" l. T Y W J M .. . XII K trLiUiNJiaiiiHT INO.EPEHDCNT JOURNAL. -Tlatcs of AdVcrtisini;:,f ' rratuil tnsUM il VarV4 lu f4 . . ' Um flrr.. iM SuraiT T.tetrt-U ri aW V V . . 1 ii, - i L , i i , , . ; , ,. , ..TEHMfli':-.-' I wo Cellar per annum ; One Dollar for 6ix - .Mouths IX ADVANCE. ' No naroa will U entered on. the subscription r-ia oml th tnaney 1 reciT4, -tKl .tUa ,a" . -ojId at the xpiriifca of the tlllll ft II1 f,m . ttpeciinen. cpf)ies will be s on application. ent to any address MISCELLANEOUS. ' 'books for Magistrates and other . Cooty and, Township , . . V,:; Officers. - - : I m a xb to& tpo unit dpct Rs, ; 1 ,ilvlf full Information to all County and1 Township oilier r with all necessary iorras to nauin uvrry ouu-er to pcrlorm bU duties sye tcmatleally and according to law. A took of over :i0 pages closely printed on xopd iwper. VfU f! in pup. cowers. 00 j bti'.'nd la cloth, J Xl" Iar AjtftdltiK, (J50, when ent by . mull ' 0 ccut additional must b cut for poaue. . ' JUSTICE DOCKETS. , . ' UivH and Criminal Docket bound In one. Vricf, tSSfl, ,Uy mall, I3L00. . xyvVNfSNIP CLERKS RECORD BOOlC. i I or recording the frim.tes of thp Tfnsteoa of l Township, na required by luw. Trice, 2.!0 Hy mull, ;;.(X). ORDEIllJOOK. . Kiir'all onl'Tf (Jnlrtm by. Township Trustee )n Motility Treat urur. trlc't-XOO. By ula!l, UM. - , . .CODE 'OF CIVIL PROCEDURE " In Ijiw Hni(iif.i lYUioli.d. ''.j , CONSTITUTION AND ORDINANCES, lu Law Bludlng. frteff 1.50. (. . BLANKS.'-- . . '' M iUtritc, Buminons. Bubpocniui, Execu limn, IViK-a Warrants. Ilomcstmd Blanks, .mil nil otlu-r Blitnk used by MaglstratM and oih'-rj. I'i lee .00 per Luudrrd, or f 1.00 per Freedom of Coi3cience-!Fee -!Pi?ess-3 i h eIeedoiii . fdxi . "Vhiio I Men. Volume H Wilson, north . caeoli io, isgI Number 38 T "I ' Li !Z V.u. u ... Tea titH, ci k;t,le1c-A-ik . ooarttlj In adVrc. T Uira r w ompIM vita la rtrry t&stanra. - . U' NORFOLK. Qv'.rc. Ad 'rceh. i ,i: . f J. A. JONES. . Bookseller, Ilaltlgb, N..C. BOOKS ! BOO KS! I . ton ii,'iO. ', Tlio North Cnrollna Alininac for 1370 la noiy in prr-M. It will be much larger thau ever bo f.n', mid improved over ny former cdltlou. J; V ill contain 14 or 50, prtjes of usuful lufor iii:vi Ion tli:it should b? In t!: Land cf'. cvtrj" ,iu .hi, woman, and child In tho Ktnto. UeMdfs thu nHtronoinlcal cnlen'aHona, willed are in ido by mil! ol tfiO best Malhctn itkUns lu the State, It oiit.iln a p-cat tunny choice receipts. Tallies, and Valii.ibU: hints on Agriculture anil (1 ir.l'i ilnr, vnlnablu stitilsti'-s, and any amount l tlio l'l ii)eciUVl' uud .UtUKh;Uln BajuJF:' i'l i'.i' orlnrl copies, 10 ccuti. Prlcicf cno L'trrirvd, f '.00. Adores.. ' ' v' ' J. A. JONES,' Publisher. . Ili'.el-h, N. C : If i: IXMtTji C'AItOt.IXA. 1ST. SIXES'1 f rillll-XTUUY I'Oll lg(!!). t'oiil.unln "he imnies and addren of Bnel w and i'rufenulon.il uieu in every County, Iho, t!c naine and nddrc.s of from '20 to 40 of ihe prr!nln nt fmii'Ti lu each County, County iiikI City olll'.'crs. Manufactoi les, mines, and a freiit IimI of useful Information. A book of over ;vj0 IV-jjcs. Vrir, post-pdd, t'125. j . Tii J. A. JOJES, ,1'n Wisher, i.i..,. . , . nx.M:i,7r. c '" Any book or sheet MusJe, to be had In .(In; Unit(:tl Slates, fiiruisbetl. to order) at cow i .t jii li'i.'.. tipei'lal aticntln j;lvcn to h-ipplyln J. iw H'iKs. "tSumoTdciaforBujtbiuy lu our 'in' H'n.4A ' t :DR. i WORTHINGTQN'S CHOLERA AND piARRIOlA MEDICINE! A SPECIFIC FOR ALL BOWEL AFFEC TIONS, J Such as CUOL ERA, DUnniHEA, D YSEXTERY, , CHOLERA M0R&VS, COLIC AXD " , XLLTAIFUL AFFECTIONS OF ,; the sioMAca soirtis: "t Below w ofler a few testimonials to show Its great value. Thens are only a portion tt ten thousaad. This Medicine ean be given to ehll jlrcivfroux four to-tive months olL . Dr. Wor tblcgton eayahftRaye., it to bis child at only one day old Vrtth-a:fiostl!appy?c?rs;fctf! . Kever allow any Druggist to sbeve bi3 pres cription on you ana tei you u is eood. Kend lor yourself, und call for Dlt. VV'ORTfllNG TON'S CHOLERA ANL DIURAHiEA MEDI CINE, and if Us baa not got it, tell hi in to ' or der It everj uoay ouglit to have it, TESTIMONIALS": ' Medical PuuvtTou'u Of t ica op N. - ' llalU, Junej33, lSOi. . Dji. Jonfl, Medical Purveyor, Richmond, Va Dear 6ir : This will be handed to you by Dr. R. IL Worthiugioni ol Murfreeboro', N. C, who Is the p'J.'pHetor of the JcsT)VX celebrated remedy ,whlqh bears his name: -11a visits, Klbnioadi to secure materials, and any. aid ycu may rc.'ir him will bo- sincerely ap. preelated, as the Stock in North Carolina is en tirely exhausted, and all tho surgeon (whom I, have supplied greatly preier it to any article known lor Diarrhoea and kindred diseases.. He may llud it difficult to tret articles fioui the trad,.and as th medicine is foe the, :.,ai ay, . he thought j On mlht lMtve eonioin eiceSs.; ' ; , I 'am, very respcctlully, yourobd'tierv't, 1. F. PESCUD, Medical Pui veypr N. C. ltcapectfully referred to lho I'urveiclri Gen eral ot tho Confederate States, witni the :6tate mcnt Hint the medicine within named has long enjoyed a hi(;h rtautatiou Id this SUite, jhotU iu and out of tho amy. - ' .. ; , Respectfully, E. Vi'ARREN. Purveyor Gcu'l for State Of NC. Office of Surgeon Geneiial C. I3. A. . If Dr. U'orthiiiiitou can furuis'i : largd quan tities of his rhedieiuc, we will place it pn the army as a remedy iu bowel ntfeetlons. 't ' . ; ' . ...--.- ... . K, P. MOORE, ' 'Surgeon- General O.-'lMA.- ' CAMI OF IxSTHt CTIO, ) " Raleigh, N. C, June -5, lSOi U"ke plcaKuro in vln testimony to. thu great value of Dr. WorUVlngtoii'aL Remedy in all the diseases for whielv it is recommenced. 1 think it peeulLirJy useful in the army, anil hava found it wue of the very best muedies in the treatment of the bowel all'ectioua whkhj form so large a pnrtof tho sieUness of camp life. It has been very extensively useduj thU camp, and with unifefrmly gtod.resnh. 1 SC M. OAK H KIT., Goi.dsbouo', N C., Au. 5, 1859. Dr. R. U. Worthinatoii : It allbids me plea sure to state that I have used your Cholera and iTWy w. 1 t iinilajllilie" THE PLAINDEALER WILSON, OCTOBER I Ot 1 869. THE SOUTHERN FABIL ; MAPS I. MAPS!! I l h.-tti the Agency in tho State for Watson's Seit-s of lJirfd itan Maps; The best aad ' licnpe.tt mapi yet made, compilel from the latest pjfieM sources, highly coi-eil, arnislied II i,d mounted on rollers. , Tn I. A ttntiotitl ami Didante Man of lit ritnl .Stti coMiaining all , the. Railroads .completed," In rocCs- Of coflktruction or in contoinplatioii. ,T'e conuucuctmenis and ter minus or each.' 'Total leng'h and diftattre be l ecu th'o bvera itionH. .Tin cost of build. Ii'-; anTl n;'nccewary Information about Rail roads, on oue sldf, and a Map of the Western I uiinlry anJ oi riorm ina duuih j-.i-..chv.- ou bacAc Bixe,. Cj- by 4j feet. .I'ncc, !; :!,)0. " " '' No. 3. A Eailrcad Map of tht Vnilrd AlcUc, with (,'c.wws tftrifyl'tmty around t he bin der on one bide, and elegant .nir.p .Cf. the World nnd of fwelve. of the '"principal cities of the Union oti the other side. Tne most popular mau for general use of the sciies. Same bize a :o. nd aame price, 00. No. f,. E tmo a .No.-f on face-, plain on back, same Vfee.- Price, ?2.50. - No. 1. Tho American Repuhh'c, a -irnan map pf the United State, mounted on roller as the others ',.is5,?i by .yj.fcet, and cheap. enough I'm' fin ibtii tojutri oi.. t Prlc' J1.00. j MaiNo. 2, W, should be in etjery Hchool room and residence,. . I want an agent in each oottldy "to cauas for thasamaps. An oiiivevouni man In each county can easily make from 5 to $i per day. To those who v ill undertake to canvass the county fW-t-lh'.ij a lilifrat deduction from dtr prices will be made, One ayen Ji thirty' of tlue mm il o;M ioii'H i thrct nays. " A For tlhis addrf8i: , - J. A. J0NKS, . i Bookseller, RaleiSh, N. C. this institution, aud in every insu-ncc-.iU"c pitrson teu ustl.it, fbr the heiu-iit of the pupils of Ir aid uinj: it has bi en elleoUially restored. It as uu excellent family mudieiue. , Yours, truly. r : ' 5 S. M. FROST, : ' J Prei"lent Wayne Fcuale College, TlL following b from J ud-rc Iteut 1 bavo made iiie of Or. Worthr.isrton's Choi r lfiifin in a slnalo ease of -suUdenl and It must be apparent to every reflecting person that tlte materia) around about a fruit tred, which renders important aid in the pro duction of finej'ruit of any kind, must necessarily; .be more or less exhausted after a vine, bush or tree has produced abundant. crops for several successiveseasons. For example; a large pear tree or ap ple tree will frequently yield ten to sixteen bushels of fruit annually. 3lany trees have produced more than twice these quantities at one crop. After a few seasons, ihe material that .roots must be su'f-plied with, ,ia order to develop fruit, will be more or less exhausted; For this reason fruit begins to fail; and the failure is often attributed to an east wind or some atmospheric influence when, in fact, the sole cause is starvation, arising1 from an im poverished soil. The remedy is to feed the roots of all kinds of fruit trees with lim'ei woodjashes, gypsum chip-dirt, fishes, and anything that will renovate an impoverished soil. It is evident that fruit trees cannot produce fine fruit out of nothing, or out of sue material as may. be desirable , for. sotn another purpose. 1 llcarlh and Home. - l'roats of Southern Cott i tt MamifaoturlMar.:;. ; The Charleston News makes following statement orL.ihi tHority of a paper read before; Agricultnral, Convention of a Carolina, in April last: . .; . The cost of mannfactnrin 20 yarn in. Columbia, Sotith Una.- the fl(lirra Vkirrr In Ant J , o - w-"-o ' It 1 ,l A i ! 1 ror tliellimovni of tlio ,.Confoloreto Dlnd at By . correspondence - and .other. noma It liia linnn tirntloTlt ta tll 1 i r . - : r ,o- Special ' attention of the 1 1 oily wood lemorial Asscialion of Ilichlonil hat over three thousand Confetlerate AiA.fiAU r ci jgWl-'"'va..e, wti J ov (i I New Yiirfcf Tim .ct 10 o .rVj-... j L -t , iivs in a. Irtf pi-r finnnr,! TTIt,,,, uerayuuio priaoa pen, in WUICU ; i i, uimWi,-iureu in iii, ; i, r . . . ..v.-. - - - - ' rliora he eca atoomn- La till cf t what they cost th6Nortl1(.rlU- 'no Soldiers . HaUonal CemcUry lu!J?''"r"J'aeorgi- . .. " - M U. 4 . . . . .... - fl M i . , 1. 1 A. I A . . I Pfi IPII 1 M l II ItL II T -m IAi 111 I eVAiU k f i1-.!, i,-- : I vouiucrauiyjc5- taaa ten year 1 1 "" ,v - , The Cleveland Plain dealer inya: About ten years ago, Daniel bick els coaini;:ed a cowardly murder in the streets of Washington Now i 4 TJn AVttlSt of trtoIeirltMl., An Jadinat otam' TiU to the LondonTitnc ft protest n f "XonJoa Lancet rcmarkij ca t m . w waiver W v I ho ( rcprcsenU tho Uuited St&tc it ifr "J1 f . i i V'. tho Court of Spain, -f - L ,MThe writer ta the Unset mti U v, i iTfi - tlllTt Inn Mtii tr. nor Joe Brown, of Georgia, was tho leader of tho secession niovt- tvid Wills, KJq.,' Brcsierit v or went, and afterward the originator, Kational Cemetery Company, builder .aud manager of tho An- Iidtcs stooping in cocscittcnr of being tij;!it laccJ. Any prriia. of cxpcrtcnce luoVi tbit neuio tight itajs of proper, cuuatnicti and stiff .cawugh in front, produce Ji exactly lua contrary ciiccu t uum j Its ell'ect was lmmtdtHtei and I think it an iujvaluuble pres vi(lent disease the c'.ure perfect linllon. , 5 .. .: . R..R. UEATIL 5 Edcnton, N. C, Oct. 1G. 1So4.,V . ritOM HON. K. KATNEIt. . ' LlTTLETOS, HEKTFOH1 CO.,'N. C. OctoLer 'JS, l'S5l- . I have used Dr. Wortliinp-toirs Cholera Med- iclne wita my negroes, and have found it jto be i mofet cCpual remedy In bowel affections. X . KENNETH KAYMSR. Strawberry Xertillzex'. A Lancaster, . Pa correspondent of the Small Fruit Hceorder says: An experiment made last year by myselt may; not come amiss at this time with those who grow strawber ries. I procured a half hoo-shcad. ... O I mi i. in in it one-quarter pound ol uifnwjj end one-quarter pound of common niter.- W hen the stravrb'brry plants were blossoming put, I gave them a sprinkling of the solution at evening, twice a week, until the fruit was ncarlv full size. The J result was double the amount of fruit on' those where the liquid was applied to what was obtained from those vines right along the side of those wnere none of the liquid was applied. Let all give it a trial." . , facturer, and still make ft iofir of 7 Ul cents a pound. . Thifs eon clasi ve, and it may be rd arked that the records of the Qraileville and Augusta factories, and qdeed of every well managed fac c ry in the South, show, the large -ofits that may be ' mado bf fer. jning yarns at the very time wltti the Xotthern spinners are b.rpUWv- . , . - .-ii "j mg expenses. The . arg tmeWs in favcr pf spinningTappJy rith ltqual force in favor of weavin . j A cot ton mill; with a bapaci v of 4 000 spindles, with first class nachiery complete, is estimated t cost $30, Q00. This mill willcorfiume 8S7 bales. of cotton j the amou it ot yarns manufactured being 354, GO pounds Omitting the . cost of jthe water power or site the profits of the first year, 'the yams selling at tho cost of Northern production would be 17,748, or about 25 percent, on the capital invested A hot salt bath is one of the most powerful ionics whic)i can be em ployed in the vdrious skin diseases' so prevalent in new countries, and for persons ot deHaate constitutiotsa SilUu fiuil iUwmMi. ) vc-s at the IxittotU rounu ot uic-jrt-ndtirr xt Kitiu a. Dr. R. II. Worthlngton Dear Sir : I have used your Medicine lu ui my-eascs of bowel d!s easei for which you prescribed it, aud in every instance' its citefcts Lave exceeded uay most sauuiue expectations. I regard it as aij .im i.ortaut addition to the list. of family inciiC'mes. V , C. 1?. BARUAM. M. Di, ' ' , Southampliou Co.lva. COLTON'SlPotKET MAP NORTH" CAROLINA. necurino nip t the State, to ,be had. . Has i lie now couniw. liattt colinly colored separ- wtely with miaerr.l deposit .pointed out. Has a line dran btween the coa.t jttowth and pine resign, and another between the pine and imk growth, and another between Ihe cotton aud totntcco reptons, nicely bound in pocket ; li.i m. I'rlce, post-paid, (JO cents. , - For sale by : . , J. A. J0NE3, Boolselcr and Stationer, lUleigh, N. C. Change of Schedule. Or net $LAUOHl & ItOAKOKE R. It. Co., Portsmouth, Vi July'Jtb, 18f,y. On nnd afTr HONDAT.aly mh. Tndns will UiAViiTIMVMOCTil H.Mt.Y (SUNDAYS KXCtl'TED) AS ifOLUilWd i Mall Train at 6 T. M Freiirht Train at- 0 $0 A. M AUK1VE AT fOUTSMOUTl. ; Mall Truin at I ."0.15 1 M. Vr lrfht Train on Wednesdays ttiulFrUlivs. ...1150A.M. Freight TiaIn,on Tuesdays, 1 iiurjuyang ixuura.iys,- -.i,iu 1'. u Mall Tndn connects at Weldou wlthtral Dr. R. 'Worthlnsrton Dear Sir: f Ihave bevn usin? your Cholera and DiarrLrea ' Jjledi e'tno for tree years. I hatvo givea U to my in uit with Signal iuceesa. " r . T GEORGE WVNEAL. -.. ;- , i' -.i . " Worn Rev. J. II. Davis, of Murfreesboro', N. C. Dr. AVorthiugton'a Cholera and D;arf luca Mcdiciue has heen used with the liuest. t-ffect nndtr my observaiioa lor the last two years, in this Institution. W"e find It a safe and prompt remedy in diseases of tuo bowels, fur which it i principally 0eM:rued ami. but, UUJcjJcss clllcacioas in derau gemects cf the nervous tys tciu. Wc keep it constautly on hand, add re sort to with lucrcaoius confidence with very renctition of us use. i iJAviaj, Dr. Worthlnsrton : TOur Cholera -Medicine ls the best medicluc I - have ever used for Chol era affection. FKU. 8. KUBfeiilS, " E Kctou, N. V. J. A. lU&lUU.Nj. Vl ILMI.SGTOS, N.1C. T)r: R. II. Worthlnston Sir : Phase iscud mo one dozen of your Cholera Medicine, for I can't do without it ; It is me neat i ever nRea. ' W. B. u. AAUttts. WiLtsBCRO, Ark., September 3, 1357. , i! MuRFKK?noRO', N. C., Nov. 2. ISC?. T)r: It. II. Worthineton Dear Bicv-JWc, Unoii pltizens of Hertford county. believe your preparations more valuable in the. household, as a rarativmcaicinr, iu.m any uiun i we have ever used. We say what we bclfcvc. We have ever founnd it to be of beneflciall cf fcellu relieving those affections for which it Is reeomiuended. ' ' ' J. W. Hill, M. M. WlsV I- T. Spiers, K. Custer, W. P. Reamau, U. T. Lassiter. O Par ker, John W. llarnce, R. . Parker T- J-11 ol loman.'W. D. Newsora, J. Wilson Harhce, James Skiff, J. L. Andeison, 8. S. Ilatnce (clrk of tho Superior Court) Charles F Camp- hell, D. D., Jcs30 J. Yeate, J. II. Maget, -i M. el Moore : v-. r It i3 wiih:farmiDg as l" is with every other business; it must be at tended to or it .will not pay. This is more so now-than formerly." For now machinery does.the work of hand labor ; and science is adding success which tho common tanner cannot reach hence he is found in the rear of profits and general success. There must be intelligence. r The advance ment of farming has made this so. ."Skinning''; land is getting to be among the things that were. "C3 Market . gardeners, who use the mo3t efTectve manures, without re gard to cost, are small purchasers of cuano acd tho bichetaical fertilizers. They depend on compost made of Vegetable refuse, thus creating a con dition of soil similar to that of fresh cleared and heavy timbered lands. r$ o: the Wllminvioiraud Weldon, and Rnlel jh and tianton IVtilroud, sad on Taesdaya, Thurdnya mid Panmlays U Finklln whh etcant-r for V.drnton and Plymouth, and on Saturdays at I rnnKlln wtu steamer for at; a Ileal. .Mai! Train hound North will stop Ibr passeo- mn ana E. . GUIO. . n only-tet Seaboard, Bovltln'si Frank uITjIs:. e? Y JuPte,enl.0fiTron,,otl0, Brojvvn's Golton Gins IrtfjersoH's Collori Pressed 7 I sale by ' t," : , ,.- " !; .. iX.USON, TEEI. . HKNNINU, 11 Mlh iJl i' 'NViluiiiitou, N. C. Trader. A. W. Darden, Samuel Patkur, George A.' Butt, S. D. Wiuboru, Benj A. Sp'.erarJw A, 'Dnlte, Frorctsor G. F. Vol lose, T. D. Boone, L. C. Lawrence, L.J W. RoUe, UrUh Vaualtaji. L M. Cowper, Clerk County Court. David A. Barnes, jua,;e; Super ior Court, F. J. Deanes. ! j fcZ7"This Mcdiclna h.is beea heretofore so hlh that it w.is not ever one tliat had pne dollar to spare to bny a bottle. Having mado arranKCmeuta with Dr. w. to give we the ex elusive wholesale OKcacy for the Medicine!, 1 tiavc induced turn to put it up in two sues, yu; 25 cents and W) cents, at retail. , . i : ; jams T-vyiGGirts, PROPRIETARY WHOLESALE AGENT, 43 Main STkEKT, Nonrour, Va. .' B 7 To wllom alt orders -hould be addrcW, For sale by Druri:ts and Merchants every uvrw Sow no l: seed that has beep in. a lar'e bulk even if not mouldy or heated ; vitality may be, and gener ally is more or. les3 impaired when kept in a largo bulk, and many more seed will beta necessity. Never "allow a hedge to get foul, or' anything to grow in a ditch; it is a receptacle Jor; weed-seeds, -and if neglected would soon make the ad joining gropnd as foal as itself. i If the various accounts,' from North western States are tr) be trusted, tho ho croD of ' thoyear wilFbe very much - smaller than for many years past. ' - ;;"s; ' - ' ' v .' ' A discaso resembling murrrain has killled within the past two months nearly "all the cows within the 1 vicinity of Memphis, Tcnn. If you think you can' afford time for a bath j take a crash towel and Avring it out ot strong brine, let it dry, and when you get out of bed in, the morning rub yfiufself from top to toe till' the skin is in a glow. It will . not take more than three minutes of yourtirae, and you will feel the good pf it all day.' For congestion of " the lungs, a napkin wrung out of hot brine and laid over the chest, changing as soon 'a,s cool, will give great relief. In c tses of bleeding of tho lungs t)r stomach, dry salt, swal flowed in ' small quantities, will at least ar rest the .llow of blood until other measures can be takcin for relief. For a sprained ankle or wrist, make a bag and fill it partly full of salt, quilt it several times across to hold the salt in place, bind it upon the afi'ected part, and keep it saturated with strong hot vinegar. For in flaniation, of the bowels, nothing can do Dcttcr lor an outward ap- plication than to take the yolks of six eggs, stir in salt sufficient to make a , poultice, spread it upon a piece of linen, or cotton, and apply to the part. It will be moist, and consequently keep cool for twenty four hours. There are those who discard the use of salt for any culinary purpose, and of course if there are any such who . read this article, they will be greatly pleased ' to see it classed among drugs and used only as a medicine.' But we by no means wish to be understood as joining in the raid against the use of salt in food; We make use of it in almost every thing we cook, and think sumo dishes are unfit to cat if it be wantmjr. We could uouotiess ac-; custom ourselves to its disuse, as to other disagreeable things, could we be convinced of the sense of it; But if fecms to us Hrhen'we see a co V7 lick the end of a salt barrel until the skin is worn off of her tongue, and the Jlood drips from the corners of her.mouth, that there h a . pretty strong indication ot a natural, taste for salt.' May bo liuman animals !ont "have such a taste naturally, hut somehow they acquire it easily. fctUrn Iiural. i a Comnanv here in referenea to the vaatucrauiy icss maa -en year. disposition of the remains of the General Longstreet was atthe Southern dead lying-on this battle- head o-a rebel aruiy.dealiLg death ficid. : Xeitttcr is thire any ' action and Ucslnction to Union toldicrs. contemplated. Tho charter of the -ow uo -a appointee oi, u rani Association provides ; only fo'r the a lucaaUvo l.itioa ia New Or interment of tho remains of those et8' ' who fell in defence of th5 Union. tTc jcars Zt Bca Butler, at .'Tl.pm slinnhi b KomPtli;nr. ;ion tho CharJeaton Convention, TOtCti -!th ilirt rrmin,' nf tU Khorn ' fifty-three tim for Jeff. Daris.as iv rrt i. l . 1 a candidate lor 1 resident, and was soldiers. There arc about six hun-l , . ' " , L . . . ' I nt th lit limn n twir nKii rvowr ln dred marked graves, and these arc 7 . " "w k- .' ' iv 1 rrt 13 u0 -eat -nd froattho very fast becoming obliterated. Their . . . . . . . names might be preserved, and the 1 . .... JV. , ,, remains gathered together into a m t v i e Ten years ago, U. S. Grant waa cemetery or burying-ground, if . any .? . -' one would take the matter in hand." it tt tU. Their trusted ehief, Gen. It. E. "f t)1.0 Dearl -anail j. Aow. he u W whom th.v folWed and ' fi.ht- Pre5lJeot f the . United tate3 Ing' under whose leadership they fell, a.nd the Cnlli eut fami1 arc PCtt , ,-, . eioncrs on lho Govcinmont. . . uppruves tuc pi;iu ot removing tuvir bodies to oUr own soil. -'' ' v The II oily wood Memorial Asso ciation have' the disposition to un dertake this work, but do not pos- . , f.. 'i.i , wr., o it . tux-gainerer was to be seen or cuoy iricnusturougnoutiueoouin. h , . . . , T i i . earl oi in ti8 oroad land. Now They offer amplo grounds in thcirl.r ' . - J: . , . ?, . . they are as numerous as hoc ou a cemetery, ana ajso me aid oi tueir cabbaso Icaf. ; - . V association to prCscCrltd the work, ' . ' i. , ".. , . , . i .i These are curious illustrations of I'.. Si. , ; - tho changes wrought by lime. move tho bodies to If T,.V.r, ,J I " "J .-' o-pi;.! -no.ft. mcan3 iimj; uts raiieu iy iuu earnest efi Ten years ago the national debt was about sixty millions of dolllars. I Now it - ia nearly tldrty .thousand millions. Ten yeirs ago,, nit a national ithTrcak stcc's la front, for which wc are indebted to the doctors, aad which arc now found to product alu . j that Tcrydyfpep"sia which the rritcr-f in the Lancet attribatea.to ight lc-, ' . "I log. . . . T 14 lie may learn fro!a "ftutol:' ,'f Costumes and other Wla tht i . , spite of the denunciations cfdvTa of medicine and theology," tU fh- C ion has flourished thronghout turutHi , for a thoiunnd years at Icat, '.itu : only very fhort 'occasion il, Llcxru ri lions and bv no means among vr sex alone. And if he will for orx , consult instead of adviing tho.e who have had rtxl 'experience of IK r.S will learn thnt when practlct-d jon-civO..- it l hCt ohlr hannlc, Vat often beneficial ta health, tkA i trcmelr pleasant. Ve Cannot' even , 1 . j eiiort- I 1 ..: .. ,. of the survivors of the ConfellCratH" fi;,"'"'?"011: . 7 . to , - - aruiy, tuu njuiucis, uuu siter, uuu fathers, and brothers, and friends bf the slain." Uvcry Southern State has representatives at Gettysburg. Will not active men and women, in every city, and town .and county, at Tha Swiss laborers in Georgia civc claim the credit of tnirtYTdora. "A Treat cumber cf letters to the , pame eftctt as Ahis have Wen raV lished in the Hftyear or two, but m periodicals which are obscure tom psred with the Times, or I should ,s, f not hate ventured . to . trouble, yea f wlth this. ;kt :.-iv 'I rcHiiin, eir, yohr .ohedicut ter- v.nt,:': " 1 , iX:: , "Not a Girl of tuk Pehiod " . . , .1 ltax,Imy - - Tbought In VJsc.-.-'- L y-l 1 , ii.r Buiumcnupin v.anaaa, nave re turned to New Orleans. ' It has been calculated thct, in ae tual waste of tissue. , one hoar of i r ' and ainrtportani fw -rrW. if, says Dr. torWs Yinlow, to Iq found in the extreme lapldlty iIt hich the mental operations arc fr- once contributions ? In this way 'we may gather those ' Who bore the 11 1 of our na Anl fell In the came, though . . Gather the corpse atre O'er many a battle pUin, From many a grave ll at Ilea to lone, Without name, and without a stone, Gather the Southern slain. Mrs. Geo. W. Randolph, Mrs. B. E. Lrl, Mrs. J. L. M. Curry. Communications and remittances may be sent to Mrs. G. W. Itan dolph, llichraond, Va. . ' Southern papers are respectfully requested to copy this appeal at once,' and urge it3 claims upon the gener ous pub'.ic. mental labor is equivalent to four , formed, or rather with which, lho material cuangca on which the tdr lpn 1 ate excited in th? Lcinla'irri , . . . , (hours of physical exertion. If thu i vomntcer to collect and send . it , , .. I . be so,. Heaven help the editors. The auvil chorus is to be aan- at i - n5'a It would appear as f . tion'atru.t, ' lhe Syd-1-3"- ysul palace bri1,u1c cui wf ctJ1 fl loo, mui jut;! eight thox-aad .Voices, with aceoJ-iJ cctfjry a IcH1o f ; ewa - Inaniment of anvils cannon and i r ideally 'through the taitld IU CI. illy 'through Wc La vo ia drj atcs paniment of anviu, cannon and it-' l,ila j instant. I wv... I . ... xt v .1 v .i ? perception oilue Inc or umc : Mrs. Norton proposes that thcr r . , r - r.i o. . xr ifctrarge property vf tninJI lor i women of the State of New iork . ? . . t.ii ,i,.ii.t -t i ..1 such be auo it rrcicrtT when rn hold an c!ctwn in November, at the , , , ",!,,' . i , . t j tcrcd iLto tcC eternal .! lu.'dica ; same time with ihs men; to shew . ,, t. i it .i . i i ttc time aill appear to u tUr,.. . that they touM go through the tat-'. , .- ' .. . -.t, V . ... . j The relations of epa-et ... i ' tions without disgrace to themselves ' .- , 1 ., ., . . t. . fUine are auo ai.a.LdiUd, a t-t A JJoston gentleman named Dan-! ., .. . , ,. .b , , , while almost aa eternity i cut tc- icl hummer jumped for a wager from ,. . .. ,. , ' 1 . . . . ! cd into a moment, tnbuita spMr . . , ; traversed uorc saiftlj thau hr umbrella and came down unhurt. rt . tthoa-hU There are numtrcCA : . What a pity it hadn t been Charles . . . . 1 t ir.iinm nl ltd r, n r. ri r. I .r T. . From a lengthy and interesting article in the New York Tribune, upon the business activity in that city, we take tho following : The tpy-note of the present com mercial situation in the gTcat-me-Tanfl un-w tfopolis is exactly struck by . the significant remark of a leading whole sale jeweler in Maiden lane: "The Southern trade has been the ealva tlon of New York thi3 fall;" and cer tainly the extraordinary increase of Southern basin ess in New York mar kets has given the fall trade of 18G9 a volume and a soundness unparal leled since the war. The New York journal of Com merce pays : "Oar opinion of South ern State stocks has not changed. We regard them a3 good ultimate se curity, no matter what the price may be to-dar. If they 1 should sell to- : 0 -, morrow at ten cents on the dohar it 1 would not affect our jaJgmcnt of their value one iota. Senator Sprague is out again with a proposition for the management of the national finances. , lie proposes a 'National Council'of 'Finance" to take charge of the public debt and vfi,. :ti- ..-Ti.s.. -. ... i ii. . Y A gentleman Urcaui that Lc I it vT. nm. fwaiuoan, oi lapeio, j jj a aoldicrf joiucd LU r Miss, a few days ag3 was taken sud- m deserted, wss rfreieuo. i, denly ill while visiting a patient, carrica lacv, tried, condenrcj ! r an 1 died almost immediately. He j L f au4 t la8l M ool fcr was a coum oi Joan k. iwainoun. tion. After tie ust-nl rrepa"'. 1:1 i ; ! e"Tinnn au ; - - ... r,,1. '. . 1 1 - in i i i ti i t. pcarance. , The Opelousas (La.) Journal says that many thousands of acres , of land have recently been sold in that section, and that there is a daily in creasing tile cf immigration from North Louisiana, Arlatms, Mis sissippi and other places. A party in Karros thru encourage .i i:. e i r : - : 1 . tuc t'uitun ui ui) taiuiuu j'uiititi 'Continue to pour red-hot thunder- j Un minutes, tolts riht into the teeth of thot , , " report, and found tl at u adjo.nini tqoh had, at th s moment, pro l i''' 1 !i --'. awakened Llui. A frj-.a i i f Abercronbis dn . . 1 crossed the At!.:.:.: a-' i-"- fortnight in Axatric. I- inr. 0:1 Lu return. Lvi i. t 1: o txa. in L awakenin? ia L'. 1 " t1. 1. Kil not lc3 ..V revenues. -1. leeches and sharks that are sucking the life-blood from tho people." Filling a blood sucker's tooth with a Ted-hot thunderbolt must bo a neat job in dentiitry." The bread question Is attracting much attention ia Middle and North ern Georgia. t The Macon Tehgra ph, of the Cth inst. says, Tbe food prov pects in Georgia were never darker, even daring the war, than thev are now.' f Tht Savannah Ilcpullicaa thiuks this picture overdrawn. Northern cspUlitU t.v; invest $1,000,000 ia a cott-- f- ' at Atlanta, Ga. An Iowa paper WlU its x a . that taey can get Chincaei Ub wholesale, retail, aiJ .ltsl- ' General Marnadake, ex-"w eraiUbeeotBlogtaeiutuIrcr tate owner ia Cncuuatti. Ineanity is incTcaalxg in Y: at a rate oat of all pt-oporti;: l rrowth of the oiiIaiiwB. . . 4 . - - - .4 .0 V. ir I- c. ciaxr. 1-tf
The Plaindealer (Wilson, N.C.)
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Oct. 19, 1869, edition 1
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