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T&da, rtprvuau aa natJx propertj
ia bit Own persoa M all thi mt of I
tfuSute with !U C2C3 ltiliblUnU.
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i2 rrsseli of ortz C04tooi bardan la
Tbej will bave ta
tbt port of 'Wllala jterfT This doea their own axcrtioot I
cot tfitlcida rlrar tJnocn.
of a Cabinet eQeer. t
. We cntaa tbat ciany nerabeci
of tbr Lfjislararo art in a qaanaa
do oorkaow bow to help tbbyTJ'
bave
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Oa Wetisasday.ia theBeoaU.l . Hon, 1. 1. JJaris. Ci R. Tbomis, ProC
0,117 exso totbft Booth.
era Eu tea got 112419.
K-CrittkitoheriittouW; Cooke; CoL If. B. Short, C. W; MIo-'-r:.
ip0.tpon.d -ii,Re. IX.D.;
" ' f i ! iVi Rey.J. T.Stewart. Hon. H. rCrainjer,
i. ... TOt ,l t0l8.,:, , , -n-V; 'Mi, -wT tllt-lT S. MeD. Tate.
. n..-.,.M. ... -Caput IUdt, wbt bailt lb.
j .iCT. is u P" If ' to t .r. ooUorm ni ; p.rmnent W. '
,2rr.t insert k.
pr ItM for el ab
baabropt law.
Hon. .W.X.! Steele, XTcU S. McD. Tte,
Hon. Lewis Hano, Ceau; ' R fti JVance,
Joseph WUluuns, Esqi . ' L . .
Additional trustees, ' tern; expires No
vember 30th, 1 83 1 : John D. Cameron,
ludee Georee V. - Strong. . -The ibllow-
i
t
Bent UacrUd tot Um thma
)B Jt.r..
Ha la a smart nan, bat be If Main gendemen ta 6U unexpired terms
Th nni!mi U.tlf.. r-tW.fi fiA ! llklT to PL .1 CUSea Dj UCaiQ ; i-T. lj. a. .jrc,
aatbt national debt. : It baa aad- tfAnoe(i outthe Pamtlanv r w HoiinwdL 1 i,:
ertienup jfcoi ""T dlid ba eonntrr alrr ai t with debt I ki sa.tf : At th 'daiislv. k -n. ...ut r-i Lv-
ttlff MTMUWlnyw wmmtj i . .7" . I hiuvuj ..11.' I iuc uujt uuvik ujfc wviw "- "
Tr.t.at 4TertloU pJW ia 4-
UC9i
r otiffar wnU Admini.trt.ton
route-, tx Kki, 3.50- udwrnmet.
of five bandreU nlllioos of do! lira.
BaaFraoeiaooaeemallkalj to take
baule the FaruTUni aro Teporteai
to ba?e loat 7.000 kilUd aod 2,000
Senate bill 279, to - require the Public
Treasurer to sell certain ; bonds and ap-
tcil ntf foi doubU eolamn Adtsr-lirtucl.
. - 1. thm CMWlsLn I (Via was I tlr the broceedt to the common school
1 1 .4 M la. a.. W l9AtA I DllvUUVIVl v - I
in. p.a vMiu . . - - h faul! Mr. Rkbardson. , Senator from
r.iiiti hra pannrtn ina Lniri vw . .
tj Bina coaplea bare been aabltcbed
doxlnj the paat jear.
?ery haarj.
both side.
Greensboro Business Directory.
' aprlewltural ImplemeaU,
lli rUrr are, Ac.
lUrtii Ac lTippn. South El t."
W. M. .VaktU!.! Jt Cflw, ttoAtl. 1U tU ,
WbAtlub 4t WU-ftoo, " I .
iXaokaandStatioaerr
CLa J l. Yt. South E1 m .
Columbus, the author of the bilhtook the
flrwir in immwt ef the measure. He
Oo:Toeaday, Mr. Willlamapn, fce . d hearta j-.
from tba 'oommittao to whom waa b''pbpiiar demand' for in
referred a re80(tattoo rrtatio to educational facilities for Wpoor
Jndre Schcock at ramlleo court.
rKiMren nf tKa State i that there was now
sold torn 8ootch land company, aod maa port aatirtlr txoneratioz the i"nA 0( u,. Treasurer over
- a.. . . at . . I J i ' .1 J.
aod tbey wiU t lotiea oat to a coi jQ(je Scbenck from all blatae ib I $20o,ooo worth of bonds and securities
anyofSootcb farmcra wbo are com- lhe premUea,. and ' aetUag bim
This ia a land I , ri. Mneerninr tbatmat-
worth millions to Uiaaonri. 0. " .'.. htar
A bondred and fifty thaoaand
1 acre of land ia Ulaaoori bare baen
inr OTer rery eoon.
laasor which will doabtlaaa bo
: raVjjaxtay Viniqtilslie d.
1 Loxxioir, - Jan. 21. A. . dUpatch from
Bassos Ajrta, 4aU4 Jab. SO, 1 aati : Th
ChlllAns hATA- r AttAktd . Aod eompletelj
dttnuA tbtiPcrurlAn Irtay at Uiraflorea.
Pleroii, FrAaldsni of Pant And Com-:
aundtr-ln-ohlef of iho Army, has fled.
Tho ChniABa octopid lima, th espits!,'
wllhouSnaistAXMe, oa tho 17th lnt. Gen
ITjotAlAi's Arothtr Ad iha rorVyiAn Ulni
iAtot o War wero Uken" prionr. n TL
PoruTUa Iom ia tho battio At Chorillos U
Aid to cava boon 7,000 llHod'aud a.tXH)
priAoners.' Tnenty-flto ,thouand : Peru
tIaba- ATnsasd la tho AAttjo at lllrA
4oroA ThoChillAa loA in both battles'
waa hoary L j Tbo diplomaVio WodJt Lima
to urxod tho ooseluaion of jaaaralatlco
aad aaV that'tho parson of 8onor Pleiola
bortapooUdV :-' -'
Tba ally of LimA, whth has 'for tho
socood Uao fAUan.Jato) tho hinda of a
ChiliAa Army, is tho capttAl of Pern, And
Is situated oa tho Rirer Rimc,At tbo foot
of tie CordUsraA, soren miles from CaV
)AAVit9 port oartbo Pacific i It WAa foand e
od Jan. C, 1635,by FrAaeiaoo Piiarro. who,
in eoaaacmorAtloA of tha dAU- (the fea
tlral of tho EpiphAay.) called It CuidAd
do loo Heyea, (City , of Kltgi,) a name
wkioh Aooa (Ato plAoo, howoTor, to Lima.
It waa first aaptsrod by tho Chilian, on
dor the command of Fan Mat tin, on July
It, 1821. : Tho Tiotor WASproelAiaiod Pro
taotor of indapoadent Pare on the 28th or
tbo aamo mouth, aad on July 29, lb38, tbt
iababitaata rorolUd rjinat Gan. Santa
Craxv f Lima had m popalAtioa in 1876 of
about 100,009. ' f
Xlevada.
belonging to the 1 fund, which, as an in
vestment, added but little to the current
A Ntrada aorraapondtnt of tbo Naw York
Timet proaonta a f laomy and naplaaaine pio
tare of tbo Sllvtr Siata. wbtftapoa tha Edi
tor "aame op" aa followa--hla ,'eloainfr re
mark ahowing how hla party 'mad At least
Senator Loan'a Bill' to Pen
J O. " a ! .
. f, ; sio A u-enexRt uiani
tcit i
U. Sv, 8E!f AT,f Jan j24.Tba
calendar of irural vrtlero beinv 10
order Mr. L teao asked Bnaofraoda
eonaeut to tako op the bill to ralireT
Uan.,Urant. . ...., .j
Mr. Tt objected, . j V
Mr. Losn thva moved-ta-lay
aside all prior orders to take 03 "it
bill. . ....
1 1 Mr. t Bayard soggested tb. pro-'
priety of deterring tbo coosldrraudB
of th propositiooin iew of the
probability of tqo early actiea.upon
general: measarea;tO ; aopply what j
be regarHbd aa a Or Ocieiicy T 0 rt
vidtag a peoaioa jot our jbxITbw--danta.
fiJo boagb tbat provision
for; the, sin elo- iodiridoaf nametJ
could be amply covered in a.gencral
law. I . , I , ., - J.t
Mr. Logan aaid' it!waa"triio. the
proposition was an fic?pt Tonal dnev
and proceeded to sbow why Xbo bill
should be passed " ' .
" Mr." Hill, of Georgia, said be was
not prepared td Vote 00 the propbr
gition to-day,' and would ttbereiorr
vote against Mr. Logao'a motion
but bis inclination waa. to -vote 6r
the bill, it be could do so consistent
with bis sense of doty to the pabiiok
He would' not do so, however, foi
the reason given by Mr; Iigan iO
its favor, aker stating-bar, tbr
characterize aa the tbreo gre
epochs in American history, n imp
ly ; , The settlement of the coloniea,
the establishment of oooatimrional
government and the revolution be
ginning in 1801, which latter bad
accomplishtHl great resulta. c:-j
. Mr. Hill aaid; be regarded. Mr
Grant as a most remarkable man.
which' events of that revolui ion bad
developed, aud injiiajn-lgmont bnf.
mau without whom the revolution
would not have been sopprt-atfd.
one mistake, ia lie legislation " The mine
ara Imimf tirmlr nrofiable. and the I This hm aitid.waannt A haT Of ill
school fundV and, in' the lace of disasters I .aiottnt of oro prodocad from them ;acarcely considered remark. - WhareVrV bio
1
Banking llenae.
Nsti.tnal Bank uf Gwoaboro. K Els
Ufj Cioods, Uoota, Shoe, Ave
I - KuU IWil
W. 11. !Uart, Wl Market at.
V. t. Ikit. Eaat Mafkat.
Uio-o A 1 ta tie id. fcooiu Elm at.
W. E. Mo.-rsy. Et Markat at.
C V it. frUf-ldtr. Et Market at.
Ovl.il A C-. Sooth Elm at.
Becratary Sherman waa
We learn that ' the Board of 1 the Benate -FInanca Committee on
Directors of the '"Horth Carolina the funding blllJ He fa vera betide
at. I Raiimad ComDanr. at a meeung redeemable alter nre yeara, sou
beld last weak at the Yarboro payable in twenty years from date w0u
TTAn..:J.Trl IvI-nd of alx I nf ixanel and to bear interest at a I fund
which bid overtaken other securities held I aaffleoa to pay expeoaoa.' : The famous Com.
inr tH linefit r,f the afbool fiini offered I aLoek Tods baa ao far deteriorated in value j
no special reasons t Inducements for this that a working farce of 100 men le aofficjonf
. . A. II A
to carry oa tae proaens mining opemiua-.
Tha nrtnnlatuni oftba Wffion of COUntrV . di
amount to be further held. ' To distribute
this amount to the schools of the State
w. .1.1 1 reedy enbaladng on the Comstock Lode is
d.addvery materullv to the school ooond i. 1 number of, peo
1 of the several counties,' and conse- pU my u u u tipportlKi by tbt work
merits or demerit, Gv-unral Gran;
outd take hi place tn..uistor
as a great iepriNMnrativ'nja'iof tbr
revolution of 18GL, Bimult because,
from the peculiar , circuni-tHfeei
that Rnrrouuded bim, he would ' be
regarded as the. oue man '00 either
side of the line without whom iha
revolution woold not have breqenp
three per cant, payiblel rate to be fixed In the dlacreUoa ol e poor dren of jbe serial counties. u rtock.;h.-. W bgared,;
j . UrugSlats, Clc
W. f. I'arU A Co,, Sootb Elm at.
. ... I . ,; .!! ' t,a I nnenttv in tfi eWiri tlnnal arn tare of I . ' . mi ..ki
pnwtimMiiv., ( 1. m a r . hk. r n rannt m. .. . . . . ' v a nrp4iud. Whfi her this reason WOUlrt
prompt bim (Hill) to support Mi,
LoRanfr bill or hot, he;win unt uQf
prepared to say. .-In speaking a
lid, be did not! deaire to cater trr
tbe opposite Ue ot tbeAcbumber,
uor did bin re'marka meaurH tn tb'e'
slightest degree any opiin he
miaht en'ertain ot General Grant
I Ueulc r In Marble, Etc
I.tat., 80a lb El at SuoU
company.
March 1 and three per cent. Bap- the Becratary of the1 -treasury.
tember 1, 1S31. . Lieut. Tbopson.S'youBg 8cotch
-The British goTsrament Is atlli P.orer, rteently sent out onder
between two fire, aad , the issue an.pld.s of the Royal Society , , ai.
daj bo the establishment of a prae- ter , baring made ao expitloD,
tical repablic For any concessions with a forceof 120 natire a, from
t inland la the matter of Zaonbarte lake Tanganyika, re
landlords? rights would neceaaarily porta that Central Africa ia. barren
ana aesuxuiB wmoicsomoo w m.v,-
The fund could not be increased, ' and htf I M(j raaalu ofover-tradiog and ovcr-apecn
doubted the propriety, and certainly knew J mK-Ma ax everywhere viaible.. In this
of no necessity, for its being continued in I driaad aad . impoTeriabed 8tate there hai
its present sUlasv He desired that. every j lately beta a sordid contest for toe unneo
available dollar which could be spared for I 8iataa ftaaatorabip. Tbo man with tbo long-
the education of the children of the State I cat pure, baa won tbo prize, and a popuia-
should be Utilized for that purpose. 60.000 poople will be rtpreatea la
ki'i .v. k:itltka Sac t b baira ot monov. .Tbia IB S
- Jil moiion oi mr. KKaaiiuun. , ; -. - .
ao
I rult Trees, Tinea, Ave
LiaiUy, Pomona Ililla
Vr ib city.
Furniture, lite.
a a A
Yi K. Forbia &. Vto., Mcxioo
Nr.u.b kllaa at
bare to be extended to the tenantry
of'EDgland, Scotland and. Wales,
la tbo . present aspect of affairs a
revolution la - threatened, t and ' the
civilized world can but hope that It
noose, I will at least be a bloodless one.
ws ordered to be printed ' ind made the
special order for Thursday next, at u
o'clock. .
llarneaa and Saddlery
.outA. Sootb E!a at.
HOUSE OF BEPBESENTA
; f j TIVE3.
' - THtmSDAT, January 27.
Senate resolution of instruction to
members of, Congress to support the bill
Io the Senate of bar !LegUla now before Congress, known as theedu-
ture, last Tuesday, a lively debate
J .
I Jobbers In .otlons, etc. -
J V N:-.(t A Cu, booth Elm at.
f jewelry, Sttser-svare, Etc.
Jiu ChAmU-rlsin Sootb Eioi at.
Law Sctioola.
. II DUUrd )
I aQi Eat MAraet Dtroo.
li.bu P. Iick.
j Proresalonal Cards.
K bt. A Kard. Attorney At Law.
S.otl A Caldw.lt. -
1 tiuUcalennd Retail Crooera.
IlontoQ mad Dre., Sootb Elm sU
J W -. A Cn..
- - :
Wagon JIakera, Etc
A C Lewta, Koatb Elm at.
them tar use their influence to ' have the 1
Mr. Dortcb, ol Wayne, to lery a
. nf tpJV. nn MriABi encacod in
. .i..i.w.r..ftM UU ao amended that it shaj all go to the
hiring or employ log !abor. to
beyond the limita of the State, ngwiA: To amend by
Messrs. Bernard. Spears, Hla pies. . ..... m
The report recommends Clirv Qlenn ani Wbitaker opposed .,.- - .
j . VI OS NVM W1JV.V " t
the bin : Mr. Williamson, of iuge-1 House proceeded to the election of f, u ia .ne vear. It may be noted for
combe, appeared to be its principal I Trustees of the University. Result see ibe benefit of the oninitiated tbu a "count"
..ia fof-ether With tbo author I c-natr. ' . ' ' h . I Is a terrapin over eevon Inchea in length ;
v.. I . - ( . I . - - 1 J V nnnV..
Of the bill' ' The bill had not come Mr. Carter obtained leate to introduce and tbat -counts .are " C'
a'aa a . I asianlsif TPIklll m I It LU a a Am HVAVHI w -
tnormng tne appointment 1 ""' " ' f
RaJeigh Business Directory. ,
Clottileru and Hatters,
11. B AtMlraw. A. Co Ko 27 rayetteviUo
aad SVi'.miertoa BU, KAlotga, n. u
Commits Ion Merchants,
Wtrt tiu a. Cot. l!aK4M4 Witolag
t.irl 't'e-
Richmond Business Directory.
lTholesale Grocers, Jtc.
iiiMlia Morria. I9tb sad Dock
8t
Confectioneries, Ave,
J rta.iet. HJi Main Ptreot.
would make it ralaable to the com
mercial world. ! The natural wealth
of interior Africa, which has been
so long-a mystery to geogrsphers,
seems to exist mors In Imsginstion
tbsn reality.
The annual report of the com
missiooora of emigration for the
year 18S0 waa completed on the 24th plmce on R km iDlroduced by
The total number 01 paaaengera ar
riving at CaatIeGrdenwaa372,SS0.
Of tbia number 104,20 came from
Germaoy, i C6399 from Ireland,
33.7C3 from Eogland and 10,190
from Italy.
that Congress mske soeh laws aa
may bo required touching immigra
tion, ... .
Brazil lasnrursted, about ten
years sgo, a system of grsdual to a rote at the close of the report,
emancipation , for its slaves, by . With leave of the cbsir, the Pa-
meaLB of which alares would eesse laicrr will msks a brief speech on
in 1900. A large number of plan- thla matter, as follows: This exo
ters roluntarily frsed their satss dus buslteas wni settle iteell aatis-
and Lbs movement waa popular for I factorily, if let alone.
Bwhllei but . of late a reactionary
oartT has rained strength, and the ln.v. our sentimenU when it sajs cases.
reauU is a fresh agilation, of ths a-there seems to be 'a- considerable Messrs. Manning and Day favored Mr.
nSf-.r. I railrnAxl tirr IO idb p oisir, auu .
. , . '-Z - I .MMti Mm en thick aa weeds in I r
-qeBtMAgsoiAJt-rntia.wB? othcr utjoB,
msds tbs csusut in South Carolina, w 7, rTr
makes an emphaUo denial of a ststa erea as the traditional weeds of
ent attribotsd to blia in a Nsw erll nature are said to grow. Thsrs
York per complaining : of ' the are two things which sre.probsbly
Ueatment be received la - Beam urmiy iwiw 7
Carolina. He saya he experienced fir, thst the State la not to Ureal
notbieg bat conrteey, which 1 baa In new railroad ventures; ud soxj
been fully acknowledged In his ; re- ondly thst the policy estsblisbed by
port to the census c3oe. adoption 'of Ibe general railroad
; taw will not bo departed from, bat
v ji. great man ana amau ouy :
traveaty ot gottrnmcnt. The BtAte 01 jm eta
do. waa organised aa "a war meAsnre," io
give two Eepublicon Senators and one Re
publican Bepreaentatite to the'compar.titely
new pArty. Netada U ao appendage of CaII
fwrniA.' To tbia poeitlon it aboold be rtle
gated by the act of lta own people. ,
A Senator Supported by Ter
v raplns.
AUAntA Conttitatlon.
I hate ieet beard of an instance .where a
iiraonaIlv. .11 -4 i '
Mr. Vest said ne naa onjecwa 10
the , couhideiation of the bill on
principle, and be ws tqaally op
nosfd toativ lekislation ou the antt-
ject of the kind suggested by; Mr.
Bayard, tie Old not prope 10 yr
draceed to day into any partiaan
itiscuHHion io regard to the war
if he conld avoid it. General Gram
frniiifl. hmid! euext ton. pans into
history as the grent General of that
utroegle. lie (Mr. Yesi) tntertatn
-d the greatest; admiration tor tba
and be dle-
srhs op'posedxo thbill.iecaasO hs
thought, there- was .8ornfetbing eIsi
for the. representatives; ofitha ;peo
pie to do tnan to provide places ior
n:j)w c matter how Idia
the
rtmtlersa
ilngoishedwhp bad tafcen
chance's of political life? h 1
:c Mr LofcaO xpreseerl his "resret
that a tiy. Senator - aboold attribute-
a partisan .motive rto the proposi-doofand-
hr saidi this .w.th.rithe,
gtter mphaaut "becabso it j was
oaor which -j.rre AbimReJf-,had baaeq
si mi(y upon Gen. ' Grant's distlnf
traUbf d record.1 Sb Far! as' the kill
ed aud wounded .-wertf concerned.
the liepublican'j5icle bad tried, to do
well by hirrwn. t .itow iw.
Th- reinAxka i of Mrt Xoimn were
u t Jshort Jy Jtblk iexoiratiotl oflhe)
I theiresponsibiliti,.-Tbey eaoarely
tpresanted .tt'J:to,tbee.? Leginlatdrej .
wnote mcmucr ara acvuunuiuiv to uio
tmptrtinc rtrttr tti tf til aitothe ruml
i'ellerts Let !tbo Cotive&tion'e; plan
be tried: if is falfa, let cs try somel
tbrng elsev'sJi ?J j-t a t III IX P.
. 9atxoo',Nwa,AT3f 28tb, 1881:
Zi HJ
TTC'
I
.la
ratinnal hill, and nrovidin? that if the
. . . m I a uai j... " w - I y . . . Will
wjii a tk ik. ,Ka' f,,nA I Tt:..j o.... R,.tnr ia snDDortei bv terra- erenerai s military eaiii.
r I v ' . . . ..taimt-d ah v. intention to ..otter--a
snau go ; to tne common, scnoois, tnen or pltta. e-na a-. . -- - - . . - y.
i ar - k t am ri m iisb a ut ru a s v -i h
b.d'tor'Phfriot j--Tbe army ofotv
jecuirs ia very. numerous; while the
ataodard of originators uas lew 101
(owers. Tntf former '..dof everything
to diHcouraee the latter in all great
icii'i lus. . . . i;-ft r. .- i. I
v The moat imoortanronestion now
belore Ibe pjfopieis Prohibition. It is
conceded .by :a ,IarBemhjority ot
greatly benefitted donld-thi terribU
corse Jbeltoro op by the roots. ! lrew
men, good or Dad, nave tne aarait
hood to deny This propesitiou. .
. It requires iuteliigencB and pains
taking to originate j any ! grumbler
with little exertion, may find faolt.
Lt na name aome of the fault-tin-ders.We
have: ll::.' ; tt'tJ; .
Lr The mau who manufactures or
aalts intoxicants. . lie' doeai not
ncrnple to create false public Senti
ment and deceive tern pet ance men.
His favorite: misrepresentation ;1S
i hat' Prohibitory Laws everywhere
are failures aad .cause more drnnk-rnu-sa
. than -existed before 'their
passat! : and i yet he does . all he
can to prevent their enactment, II
' ' ' a. UV V W k.. . w v - -
dou'i oare who knows it. I i Si i :
'3 The man wholikea a drink and
Ti ty takes tt behind' the door, and
jfnat aa slyly crotes against prohibi
tion. .; i .'f ft A ' ' rnllrk 1 h
i' The man who drinks when he
" a 4 ! I ' B.'
wants to, and lets it aione wnen ne.
plesseA. He thinks temperance men
are troubleome fah'atidsJ -f" ":
" 5 The Bible scbblar,1 who wiqks
with OiiB eyev p'olichei y 6u ipfty fl
xLeUia,and..quotes Paut tOTimbv
bvi But uae a little- wine fprlby.
uipi&r k? wiaelyt?faitti0g
he other parts 01 tne yra,.o
knows them.) !. 1 "fl ' v't'V
6. Tne por drunkard, wnoae mor
al aense ia binoted and who would
nell bis soul lor a drinkf whisky.
1 7. -The politlcisn, who sj afraid
hs j agitation will . ruin liis! part.
Ie generally expects an 6filce, 0ris
afraid ot losing the one oh hae.rfl f
8, Toe doubting member of the
General Assembly. Ttiii msn' ls
supremely selfish, caring mors fot
uia own aggraodizemeut ftbaa, for
the pod of rbe people. : He wisbe
to consult' hia constitncnt ;7 and
rhiii i the only Question upon which
t itxver - wan known to ask their
Hia sufferings are now
land pot down
water. Tbia pond
nln farm, orobablt. In tbo world, and la the
source of A beaty Income ; In It terrapins
are raised for the market, and It la aaid that
1 i ' f .A.ntt tavd lieen
over tweite inuuwui . --"-
ipiuion
aMnma.ox siarjiauu, j - - intense. 1
t., has ebon, twelve acre, of word again-r hlav A man wbo regretk the OSS
1. a pond that i. fed by .alt 3- iJtdf
aodmakeetb. largt terra- evidenced ff" ' SSSUp thfuJ. the
& w. w- tbj w gjfA aa.Tsst
affprtrards. he went as aGeneral to I stand-it.
the Sonthern 8tatea and reportel 1U Ibe timid fan, no;Kl mau'of tremeniiofe il, coupled! A
to the President theondonbted toy. the Prohibitionists .ask ..fojl tyo j J g iiafeuLn f j j
aire anil uninuiiBUj i iub - i iuuuu. , -- w-r . ; . " "
neoole, Erery Southern heart beat xnia man imagines every
repTeslatei LtheJ voters ! of North!
Carolina !as: does ther Genej-al As-aemblyThey-grappled
with thej
stppendous.questioo, tally realizing
Ol Ben-
P.
. ProblbUlpjoi
si r.i. i .i,"1" ' fm
1 .Editor 1 Pafftof ?lti artheranee
of :the object t& the trfeods of pro-
Jiibliion. and ior ex en rl 6b of the nr.
Lerjot Vxe-nseeung to citizens last
Monday- night the.i following perr
eons KaToJbeen 'appointed to solicit
signers to tbe . peti.tJops, to be re
turned to our Bepreseutativesln the
legislator by the I5ib day of Febru
ary, and to exert their inflaence in
arousing attention to1,' and interest
in; the great Temperance movement
cowstirrlntrotir people from the
sea to the motrntaias.- j
3 OJr. R. W. Glenn; D.tW.
bow. Kev. rli. it. teuton. A,
Jewell, W . H. r McCor m Ick, S. A.
Howard, Bev.lA.-jA. Powell, Bev.
8. B. Jobnatony,E. Walker, Bet
George r Hunter, -in.' Greensboro;
Charles Hi JPisher,- High! Point V
JjrM. ' WbartqnJ and WJ M Wiley.
Jamestown ; Albert Peel. Kew Gar
den; i 15. liiair andM. li utoato;
Summerfield r D'e. "Ectoir, ! Friend
ship j - Eliba MendenAsll, IDeep
Elver; Jesse Bsnbowr 'Oak Bidge;
J. .M. .WsrtLI j; WiaOoe, JUavid
Hodgin,-JohobrBahkinv Bobert K.
Banner, .iD.i; Woody ? Bey. Mr.
BowmanaJer. Mr. i El wards, Ber.
W. B. Tjdball, , Bev. . C, ! Alexan
der, Bev. T. B."Carpen ter. ! !
i; . - a A 'ill a' al . !
All tne aoove ttno: aiLotners wno
are willing tdcircnupe tne pet i hod a
Will olease call nbo'fl- W. S. Moore
and D. W. C Bdnbbwwbo bill be
provided! with copies td supply all.
'.' ' I JKS315 11. LilISPSAX,
rr'-:; -31 jjczj-i ,l;U A Chairman.
i , , .a.-t -T-rsr-TTCt Tr-rrrT-r-
NortliCaxolina'aSoldlersead
(TbaBaleigb iVnt andQlmicr eats- Hon. j
W. T. Dortcb on Tuesday (b,! iutrttdncjed V
s joint jeeplataQn. jn the Sensto which Io' of it'
spial impomnco It prsvides for tie pub-
lica'cioi of 'Is' conlpfteilsterj 'ol die KnrhH
arotoa SoldfefB-bi UteJaraijCor th r Cooled-1
000 of these troops! There is do printed ;rer 1 1
cord of tb3 nlmis'oftBo pr?ajea id the ser-f J
vlCO2 from-'ftlo tepAifd;he tn y reopnlj
-tion.orJeesTUe fesojiuop. roviaes lar pe.
nti-ttatinffVf tfie wbrk'of'oubTicatiun to that
Uiented geotlamAo,?,M; ''Jobo j W. Moore
who will e-rtatery'prore au able c mpiler tf
such a rsoord. Tbestet is td be I complete
i ,n n.t.l . Tft aae tbat its njiblica-
fioa hi aneceaeityjiie-iVi express a .plain fact,
and it w aurpriAisg that oro Ujis aome such:
step haa! not bceS iakenitor perjUstoate the
memory oi the heroic ...deii -And Irving who
bate given North Caroling to bright, aj gio-
tioua, so imperittUable a raot4. Ataj Moore
will bring te the work bisjbest ability and
kbowlodso ae a Soldier aud ax a bistoian. jv
i 'f: .1 4' c, ; : , 54:1117 ' ' I' ;'. P a ;
Sketches of Famous Persona
POPE LEOfXIlI.
4
I'l
jPopo Leo XIII; is'.descr,
man i 01 impoaiue
ibed aa a?
presence,
tboroaghly "regal;r.fWi f? aut
' tarirn crr-ii.
la market tbey reUil for About
a resolution au
r ; . ' I It OACb.
toinranicc . nre w HS ' . a , .v. fM.ble reatao
Pr1.11! b?! !.Btaar.a.;tAtll.60.pl.f. one terra
W. W. Holden, and asked that it shouia .bUb .iier terra- rtrn man interoo-ed a single ohjec-
be pUced on the calendar. Li- --- -old at lower Bgnree, but all bring tio . ana wben, at Cairo and other
' Mr Webster inoved to refer it to the 1 fijruret aoa ro " diamond " backs in ,,oiotv attcr visiting every Sonth
committeeonpiotxsitionsandgrkvances,atMWna.iI1 Bamo.; There are several prn state. General Grant attested
The Baleigh IVeirs and Obterver which was : appointed especially for such Urrpio-penda In Maryland, and tbey grow tQat the people cf the South were
H . ..in U. UUTI1UU I a 1 n V It I III 1UD UUUOIIlUHUil .... -
mm. " r a ic ? . f
coufideut. He" speaks!
dignity and ffueney, ihd with loug
almoat hexametrio.ccftdence. Hey
oirAal .lho - imnreti&iou of Deing itl
it
.it i (rrHtiinde to bin. When the
Hpecial otflee was created tor bim.
witn tne mua pt, gcutii
bush to
afraid ol
a hiAr. I and Dei 0 2
everything, accomplishes notning. r
12 The man wno , isr .uiokit:i
LOUD
BEAdf)NSFIELD.
I saw Lord Ba
bonpnVtd last
with Prohibition and asks, f Why
UlalUabO pejsaoat-aw ( io-a t-- i i-
5 1 IUhJ vf it tin af-fctS rrrAaQti
irnnld like to weageu
witn rroniomou u t . r' -.' Kftaierhof. OPDOS
dont yoo temperance jsopl en- jierbofop
fiireathe law 1" I ' Ll U 1z.aa un
15 Thn man Who
kLi-J ir all bia own wavI, and if he
ii
J -,!, i - I .a-1'
July! 1878.dunurith UOngreas ot.
Berlin. ! lie was stay nig at ij f
toJ1 Frince Uif-i
Ilif-was the at
and Lwhenr, from;; hi?1 1 balcony ibfe
looks across to hia great nei
fi
Mr. Glenn,, of Stokes, hoped that it
to the appropriate committee.
Mr. Carter -raised the point of ( order,
that as permission was given him to intro
duce the resolution, that its proper place
was on the calendar.
. Mr. Webster said that when the reso
lution was introduced, it was the property
of the House to be disposed of as the
House thought proper.
t. mora and more popular fiAP aa the people of tbe Borth, the
I bhtb liv.ro. . - ' Sonthern peotfe again evinced th
Tennessee.
i aBAWawSBa
The Legislature ' Succeeds in Electing I proVided for bim by the repr
f. S, Senator, lives of the people ; wb-n be
rnr telcrxaph to tbo PatrioCl
1 K..UV.... Jn.aJ.-the thirtieth ballot iif he (Veal)
o.... .tawi Jackson 70. Mstnard 23, ,.i.mild srand by the hZl
Suae 1. Aa soon ao Mr. Jackson was de-1 up
e!ared elected be waa lifted out of bis eeat
sd eeoorted to the atand, where be aaid Le
said do whatever lay In bia power to allay
- w- . t i i it if l it n aai.x tinn lu aj ici M .
cannot, settle8back in a corner aua DridebTmAert on having at,
..n.ia ' Mi ia discoutemeu, sau i - r;- i .r- rK
....i - ... . A f.iT. itiro n pian r.n '"v-" : : : . - .
I tuoirwe, wruauoo 6m -7i l .uia fc.lnnv weraolacea. DV
loud acclaim ana tneir gramuue tu i rrn iumuie-uy yF.Yp.
that testimony; but when uenerai AUuy
Grant deliberately lelt ine piacr i fBeuiiont
presenta-1 njvna wn
enter- ; Let
ed tbe arena jot parti-an politic ;l Mvetl
-.1,.. ha rrwitt th cnaucea a wu"-1 eiaim-to ; iw '"IUU'! -f , -,- uari acmTmifl
heM thai -a advocate; ana w, pr ,u . mbJiw tt,e uomew-
- ' a. t i j . s .. i MAtna i ouu ot . r . a .
t allllllVJ . . ala I -' 1. . L J.
of ! tbe
Thin: therefore, was uo urmn
crane tuneiali It belong t tu
i.nhhcaii -ide of tbe,H uer to
The chair (Mr. Sparrow) decided that actional agiution and bring prosperity
- -r laJ-s.J k tr rrter I u, the ooootrv Be woold not only repre
PATENTS.
lmpoctafo
ire aro ia tiled
Art ot.e uav be au
tctti-uj are cooataat
Vtuti The mal!at aad
are -fta moet rem o Derail
pt'ti is eaaeniial, A 1
worw thai ccbo. Tb
intrnlko and reallixia
of ibomobly prepared pa
t j a.Mu
CHAIILESE.
00 7h St, Washin
a
Mr Fua'er baa practiced btr tbo Pat-
e-.l OUctj over J years, anitfera by
-rrci.i.ia ta lion. J.a. Uoruoo. OriA,
at.l B. rs Dsbill. CreAoaboro. N.
The position of Grant ia very much
like that of tbe boy at the CbrisS
maa party wbo was blabbering. He
Baked why be did not eat some
a tor, oad. In
to of large
. . n
"ZZ got sny pnck.t. P -They
puot being I already," was tbe tearful response,
intersatad io I MTbeo. what are yptt crying aboatf
BeeanaeI havant get aootber
pocket. 7airrffa A'eva, v .
uu. w V. . l.va;.ri.r ;l hv Mr Carter to the ooontry lie. wo.ia 00 00.7
private citixsna may build then rrl. "TaC-T Mr r- JSSua
. . . ' . 1 I Waa a wit UmU. . tigui iuu kv-" Knaiiniiw iw
m a. .naiw nvn a . ... h n.a
in the
own raiiresu. i w wu was apd to
charges without qnest on. :We chairwas .ustained
the House. The
rhiirwas sustained and the resolution
shake haflda with all and would pXed on &c calendar.
tik-A tn im the nsvinle ent a cirdle I rr ...nr.K. .nmnriaU. ehieflv
- . ..." . a a . 1 ..w ' r . . w 1 I a- t v- w- w m
more, and he saw ne waa inu op to d ;h aQd bsTft -4- net -pxohmitionj were "presented, and re
a A t I AA IT aaiaale Maa I -t . - " - 1 a A . A .
DlS CBin Bireauy. " umn a
Be-
pohliean side nt the 11 uer 10 pi
vi.le tor their Plead m Hie Ute polifi
eal cobflict. When tbe corpiM- ol Geo
Grant wes dragged from tba?l
blood? arena In the city ot;Chicagt
the funeral and ol-eqiiiea lielongtnl
Good Farming.
laUleigb News And Obaerver.j
. learn ' some interesting and
: fart in regard to. the
yo work of a-ol rails, aftocding trios- fcrrcd ; private bills presented, and other rofits rcalizcd by Mr. A. F. Biz-
SrO full I . J:i..- . J ..-1- ..n; I -rM.rlne rntvinecs'transacted. I I 11 f T aurinhurtt. on lUS farmnO
ponauuQ iNiiiMcs tu cictj i . iStf w. v.. o
fmm (IherokAA tut CjurtiinCk." . I i
t... wnrtr.d for the cUnse I
U,v . ;.- r. I . Uv
of them raht about tueir, own
1 hnr thiv aectiv
IOITI j - ! I
la ilwi48 reco;
: Uv hii AAMiciatet: ana
as.i- fantt.fi.mler iai enQally well
unown. TheformetH trusted by
h.a riinwh: I while the, latter.; at
though sometimes sudeessfii! in the
hh) race before- list eyes when pe
.L- Z0hZu opened : bia'door;.id the mbrniifg.
Toe .traigfit-forward isitlv:maj yg thw.,nellii;piz,i I jtqet htm
gniz-n auu ppi l.hAarrow tootpith between tbo
ciate:i ana tne two i . , a ua
i? -i.
it i.t to the u-mocraMo.8iui oi iu-i
chamber. Ws j have ' IfoneraU lo,,g rob is hotooi .om tuju-.
enough of our own, (laugher), and dence of nseu. I - h If
we nave oar own wounded that we TU aggregate w sdom-oia large
we uac uui , . Tn i efimnoned- l f some
Vr ...i u. Rware that t.T L.r- the best men of the State,
vrai ;rTT. -Al.l la " " .. i iLrniKt k tbl
M.i.Ar nu BiAisi iis-ntav- un i us ar u r ,
flower-bedsas MTW k? going acnlss
the square to the Uongrew, feaoyig
nn the f arm .ofjilj-r secreiarj;, ir.
as so neaf; to
Parties la tbe senate.
!
Tennessee Senator:
7 2cll,ofIunnburg, onmsiaxm..u - on a rMjeIlt ,
which we produce for the beneiit ()Ccasi0Q' by )the partisan preen of Probibit
of those who believe that "farming w)QUtrv;wi,b the cry ot --iehl.r, ujioued
Klnntairne CiartV
him'that Tonld look ttraicht ifito
his" lace.'; r-Hta steps were slowbe
looked weary snUlL aud almoxO ir
ri table. Over exertion was eyidrut
irt every une ui nm wuuiewawi
abnArMtffi-3 the -deeo. and
?v were "m . . -. ; ' "
for absolute I rf 808011111 eiuvHyuo -"f
ion; aod , rti-pecuoiiy-- PC-1 i:annat mnrAmeht of his blind
declared
. Mr
. . I - , , , I in tne texi oenaie voere wu ui
OSTER, Wilson I card, a darkey of this I er4l m4 tU MB Bnnw of r-pubii
D.a
,h Oneral AsstimbiT to """l"'' wliYi s .Ai in.J hi
in luucru r - . . , i iiiiia riair ' - nut no I i.rar va . iwt s
.av- k I 1 1 VT (AfU Ull II " . mt . ' - - J .1 ttaa 1 nM I LI U IW --' .. .7
Hon1. HowVlI E. Jackaoh has been will not pay- He cultivated hity ,uur,COI18tr4cted Dr m.-cra . and p aU mpos yfPJ- psie and baggarrfjface, Iinvo nhta- ,
. , ir.H Mn) . iv th three muiCb, 1 .1..., a...r-r nt a si eraasi " muuinii.i -- . r-pi.i t i .il- thnncrtir. 01 Bit oUi cowuiv -
Itooe.tobo.oww.llund.rat,hst eieneU.nB use o -n Bit Wo, SosH, time a. b
in tbo text Senate tbero will U 37: demo- tee.1 ' He is a Jjemocrat sou - -""r" . T." a ' it .1 -aid in ! reeord ' to thar dtsio perhaps this was noi im V -hVnta he had ViperTenced tbe bko- ',
wooaasncs -i" a nd UuH bed personage, Joba Brown Ual Wbocan preaeu a; beer.ja.: and torment 4e had sn&ved,
seventeen miles) cotton seed and K"".. h-en uroia! chare ar;obleclioM . J 5M -ShloftrconTace With' wiieh
muu,.---.-. - H.-fl . Jal"ri. aWrtistl rvlana. ,'Xnei P"" T. : . I .L-tii T'
.TM.nt at iiarper o a ci'jh mere mi uj "'rr-, tt. j , 1 k htfl-mnrntMieo over meiu,im. ;
JiUll V BJ S a-
,1-
htr nf tbe "debt-DCSlBg" facUOO ot
county, says the Concord Sun, is ca... with tbo AddiUon of Judge" DatK hl party -in Vtbe Stste. He was seventeen miles; J?g-.ki fnat h
maldae a tMiwbom ,Uiaeat dif f-riS: 7 'J
Si;:cke the Impcriail
Be.t 5c Cigar Mado
Als.- 8ttnAarJ )acke Tnt-Utrr-.
, Whi Ah De!icioaritoe
aJ Wsrr.oud Free frioa all Dalo-
terlnes aabaiAOOOa.
LEIBlMClII A II ILLHIAXS.
Vlaa afaetorar of Tim Cifrs,
1-V7 Masia Bt, laicbaoadTa.
. Oct.2S-w3
tilling sAsafraAS oiL Hij distillery
is near Bill Richard's residence' In
months past, he has netted
a t-m m O
cAcr sooor -rjac cay last wccic.
Wilson toolc 300 lbs. of oil to
Salisbury and sold it for 37 cents
per lb. This is a low price, as he
tav fi ha freouentlv realized An
ctnts Dr lb. for KU- 3. - Wilson A fTWui- dBuut 01 Jka a cu
cents per id. wr ius ou. y uson boan bM ma:a Uf dtbatoa t. ,Ura mt
Is known OYCr the County A3 ."he Ford s Theatre in vVMMnrUn. with ast
it-'a. ' -.v. klla.- fc -U
dtaaocraU, iA Ut. IJahons, of TlrginU,
read aatrr" democrat, who Ja reported
to bote declared it to bo bia priaeiplo
over to vote before going to ' tbo polio.
Tho Senate ef tbo United Statea. haa sel-
dotn, if aver, been so equally di tided o
party isaoeo, oad aover before bas it bed
to eaooaaUr tbo ebAxmlag uoeertalnty of
tbo two odd BAeeabero. . 1 ,
30279
there tOi auy hi u ai rj
men oi th convention Patiently and
-i. ' . asnaL.eav ri
m - A am-. OJBeW I . II .rS i aJ n OA OSAWas HVHrT IIIMUUeiNVU
pre- 01 tne couu nVb. .neihslons.
defend every tcw " ana weiguet 1
. S a t ai aaamA f-AW
rvun.1 PAlr.thenswNsvsdsSen. gatnerca, uc ' p,rtisau
- ... .... i,.M-ni nnnnns di iiub wjhm.i - iiurinni in i nruu J i - , .uh . ..u
-tnr. baa tns pieaooju I r. j ".'wr . j .....n..i..ohim m... ..mi.lnnt tro boiae. i tucuvi-
IddT-aaln eve man and boy he bales, wetgmng 5oo iuuu . jhD Browu? auu to
v.. . i ..l.' L.ana-aui iwi n ten. Tr..sii u . fiuinifti in iud tuitiu i rim. 1. 111".. j ,- - . i 1 .
jiw 1 i i . t.. ..t !v.irntrcira
iug evj, .it.. v: '.s.:- u.ZA'A fion hiish- 7., -a rfi-loval to the stove
mmtB aa mv son," no usuri w- CCS1UCS 1,,... v ' " " ; . . ,t- .i.tiwl
nan hm Invarit)! V saVS "OI 1 narVed G.OOO DOUnQS oi yum. i iuc - i
party, msdet io open couvruwu
- a
wUbfS.
.iiftnfrht. of his Pennine sympathy
Vlth the comujoii : peopls whose
canse he' had rdefebded, jlafld Jvith
i,a ADnrMMMil vacoo wmcn nc;wa
never ashamed-aJO belong, fand
i
I ' ' tJT --."as
.nM.n bi fnrariblv aavs "myaesri j --arlfed 6.000 pounds ol porK.
child,1! . Hs Is a very I stherly sort of Hc Quld have rCalizcd, at low
acitixon-
'. a I
nniaa "I theei..croT5s alone, over
5. : a,.w nu $t ?no to
raris- at the. present tnoocnt. is M , atTd for
... iith a terrible craze for cacxvumi w
Trv . IT.. k. : J
) 1
i !
hid brvcadej-old rstufSaiid
cxa-proiacricj. 4
old
i
a country that i is. good ; only j to
tialgratelrtMar.-J
18C0, when
game man as
they atigmatized. the
a- criminal.! " No ' ap
l-O UI-.U -v." 1 . . J
it k blmiia Vnnlll tl(
prenensioii o utu -
fer him from discharging ' bis ' duty
17m had no ho.
Sity towarc'Qentfal riviit, JUat jtotlieirleadslyi?.
growlers I . M. 1 h cbmneiled Bou
ibey'expected toencoantbn Bttheon.
"T,":iY press:' and I saw him an at ooc in
a rririTi 111. a .n . 1 m r. a - l. . : -tw .a r'aA
ppoaitiou, even iiyi-u.y..w.P- more attractiveaoa, laeai ig.mf .
i t
able foes. They were ao" aBlmostagainstimyiWill, asieaK
frdm their purpose by the fearjOt gf tympalhy look posaessiJu of
fierce nragonum; bor , will theh- -Jarge ?Btie
.nritiBents.tbepeOpUi,fatir iin. .rjA:V.Ml .1 i .
i -7 ' ' . i 7-k :- ". . ; -!. v i - r . ;r v
." i i !- . U '7 '! ' - ;p -'f'V ' 1 i- - ' 'u - I i; ' "
t