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PATENTS.
'.A3ua.j t An iutruior, and io
at Hua s ir rtitar.t moier' of Iarg
VrtCta. TLcnjia!Irt td cb-ajt aific!r
are of tea not irronDrral I v. Kut a kwmI
r't e. nt:aJ, a bad putrnt tw in,;
aur,e use. TLoe iutcuatrd in
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It is noderstood from paztlec
from IUIeigb, tlist tb tab-com
mittee appicted by U8saU and
Uua Jodiciry Comciltuej, to
tke into eootideratUa propo
itioa to eublib cHqIaaI circaiu
(or iLe Stat, baTiag dc!!d to
rrcotamend a Mil, to tkat iffcct, tba
Judge to b pan by i b Bute. "
MlMll ef ftthtBM tkM Will NDH lhM-
Utoiv, &a4 tLr)7 rioaalj, if aot fAUHj,
Rumor ba it thit CoL L. Jj.;
Polk, receatlj elected Secretary ol
the Kortb 1 Carolioa AfricaUaral
Smiety. will aooa begla the pobli-
r4i!oo of a mootbly jooroal, to be
devoted to tbe Apkaltartl, ile-
cbaoicAl and Mioral iotarcsta of
tbe Sute, ia Eilticb. Co!
Potk ia at , preaea correapood-
tag editor of that excellent daily
tbe Ilaleigb Xttc$ d Olurter..
The bouse which Dary Crock-
tt once lired in at Lawreaceburg,
Ten a., is aiill sUnding, and divers
r,WDS ia tb6 neighborhood posaeaa
'gal documenta written oat by bia x
urn band aa Justice of tbe Peace
lla bad a intlPsear tbe bouse, but
i: U said, went off banting and
electioneering while bis wife took
e ire of tbe grinding. Mrs. Crockett
wai a woman of great atrengtb, and
i-oold handle aaeka of trraia witb
ease.
Tba anniaal cumber of rail
road accidenta thia winter ia doubt
less attributed to tbe excessively
bad weather and conaeqaent impoe-
fibility oi keeping; tbe tracks in
stood ordsr. Tbe proportion of
railroad cseoaltiea in 1S50 ia report'
d at one killed and four injured
iu each 1,00,000 passengers and
rmployeea; or, stating it another
ray. out of 40,000,000 perseos
carried one mile, one is killed and
four injured.
General Uarfleld baa a much
'agher job of barmoniiing than
Artemas Ward when be undertook
to moralixe bis animals.- Hefoaod
be greatest trouble to mak
hiHamoofio litle eoa' of a bear
witb amity ia tbe cage of a dis
reputable lion, whose bent was for
rwarioaud dining from the joints
f hi less bulky neighbors. Tbe
p trty expects its chief to harmonize
tjookliag and Blaine, who don't
iak : Grant and Blaine, who
itm't eieak ; 8herman and Conk
li:jr, who donfc speak, and Foster, I
with nearly all of tboe who refuse
o speak to him. lie might aaake
i of the mute alphabet to keep
be peace.
Tbrogb the Senatorial dead
lock in PenosylvaniAStill continues,
'he election in lennessee settles
ilje complexion of the next Senate,
which will accordingly bare a
Democratic majority of two (instead
of ten) whenever party line are
irrictly drawn. Apart from tbe ao-
cldenta of absence, sick n eaa, and
death, however, it Is doubtful if
i bia majority can be counted upon
except for organization at the out
et. Mr. Howell E. Jackson, the
Senator-elect from Tennessee, prom
iea to be a member upon wb )m the
caicua will have tbe slightest pes-
rible hold. Our information ia tbat
be ia eqaal intellectually to any
man now in the Senate, and that
though well past middle life he nev
er made a political speecb or took
the least active part ia politics an
til last October, when be waa im
p-lied to make a canvaaa for the
Legislature by a conviction tbat
aomething must be done to stem tbe
tide of repudiation in Tennt-.
He bad no tboqgtjt of abandoning
bU legal career for a political career.
JJo such man," writes one-who baa
knawn him for twenty years, baa
appeared in national (or State) pot
J ic from, theS iqtb ainc tbe war."
If m unurot-esary to add that his
U'-ido rac5 bait nothiog in oostmon
wi h that Southern isriety knowo
B'uibon j but we akoald atate
Mr. Jacks ) n ia highly esteemed by
ai-n of both partiea in Tennessee,
in wptre of his being a patist la
tx Governor Scdtt Iodioted.
B Tel'jrapb to Ibo Pa' riot J
ToLDi. O. Feb. 3. Ex-Ooraroor R.K.
Kott, bo bat aad killed Warran Drarj.
at Niplava. Obio. Ia Daeoaibor laat, baa
Uo ifcdiaied fur aaardar la tbaaaeoad
A jjrro.
We agree with oar contempo
rary the Wilmington SUr when it
aaya: Tbe Legislature abeald rt-
oore tbat abamefal tax oo book.
It baa driTeo oat the American
Tract Society, silenced tbe colpor-
Uara, and preraotaa! tba miaiatar
from aelling oaafal raligioa books.
It ia a rreat reorocb. Tbe idea of
prereoting the free eircalatioo o
literatare ia Kortb Curohoe is ao
oatrage. 8ocb legislation can bate
bat ene tendency to keep tbe moai
ignarant Btate where it is. Ilpe
tbe law and offer e pre mi a oi for ia-
UUigtBce by raisiog the atandard of
free schools, extending- tba. term,
appointing good school boards, and
allowing eoaatry boards to select
tbe books for the schools under
their supervision.
Sinking Fanrf.
Of Uiiajc w are pwtlj w'l coavinc!.
Ut b4t lci4lia Biij b bad. r!atir U,
tla 2fartb Carolina BaIlro4, tbat a vast ma
jority oi tba lataUigvnt ppl ia tLi ctioa
cftb8tataat leaat. arlik acl tired ot
$uJc9 fd aaj tbe mslta )hat aimoai ia
variab) flkw lb masaging ef tba fund ia
tbaaa. Had i I not baa lor iobb fuad
aad tbe actloa takaa ir tbe Trotra of
tbaaa txada of tba eon paaj tb Nvrtb Caro
iiaa JUilraad would to da j b worth not 1m
tLaa 1,000,000, aa eaa aaailj ba mad ap
Tbe Slcamabip France reached
ew York last month with the
largest importation of blooded
a lock tbat ever arrived at one ttm
in this country. Jt consisted of an
Arabian atallion, called Peter the
Great, thirty-seven English rare
horses, mares, fillies aud colts,
eight pure bred Jersey heifers aud
three bulla.
At Kinston, Ifew York, the
temperance people have a bard time
of it. The wells and cisterns have
failed and there ia no water, al
though tbe whole county is covered
ritb snow and ice.' Tbe farmers
hare bad to melt anow to water
thsir cattle, and as they have no
convenient pane for tbe purpose tbe
process la tedious. It is ea:d that
tbe principal occupation of hun
dreds of people ia melting water
Tor sale. A new industry under tbe
aun. i
The Amendad Bible.
According to statements, ao-
offi-ial, bat apparently aarbemic,
ihe revisers of tbe jNcw Testament
have made alteration whicn will
excite aome couttttruatiuu aud Lot
a little rrgret among all those who
are familiar with tbe authorized vr
aion. In tbo land's Prayer tne con
cluding pt tition, Ddiver u from
evil," ia changed I info Deliver ns
from the evil one." II all a doz n ol
the most familiar texts ia the New
Testament will disappear altngnb-
m i ..a. . a a - .
er. Tne question "vnat tnaii it
profit a man if he shad gain tbe
bole world ana lose uis own
soul 1" ia tnetsnjorpboded into
What doth it pri'fitla cjao to gain
the whole world and lore bis own
life V nadea' Is substituted for
"heir in two well-known parteageH.
Tbe inscription on tbe altar "To
tbe unknown Grxr will read "To au
Unknown God.n'Apert from tbee
text oral alterations and omifijuK
the revisers have abolished tbe di
visions Into chapters aud vert.?
and printed tbe new version in
paragraphs. Vail Mall Gazette.
Why should consternation or re
gret be excited T Tbe mind tbat
wsa expressed in the original lan
guage ia piecisely what we ought
to want in ours. The pious and
learned gentlemen, or England and
America, who have wrought ao K;-g
and patiently at this important re
vision, are doubtleaa worthy ot our
confidence. Aa to tbe division into
chapters and verses, it ought to be
abolished. Such division was ar
bitrary and capriciou, in many in
stances making unnecessary diffi
culties in the way of the commou
reader. A division into paragraph-,
according to the sense, (preserving
marginal references to tbe old, chap
ter and Terse diviafons,) s a 4coni
sumation d?optly to l1 wished."
Misery Lowe Ccmpny.
Froaa tb Waabiotaa Repahlio.
Wbon the Ber. iiooiy Ward
B sec bar taet Senator Conkling lat
Monday for tha first tima sine"KtV..rj lu tl . ttn lest of tbe orna
Canonsbtt be il said to bave looked
at him eomieallj aii trxelaimei:
Xov, yoa know how it ia yoaraolt,
old mma.n
Executed by Waskad Men.
Bj TeVfT. b to tbo Patriot. J
GaLTBOTOai, Tix.. Fab 3-Adipatcb
to tbojfraw from Albaiqqaiqaa, Na bit-x-ia,
raporta tbat Per Barrea aiid Califr
aia Jc-a, who war arraatrd for tbe narder
of Col. Cbaa. Potter, o: tbo
arvoj, wro takati from jail Moiulat
slgbt by mask ad toon aad hanged vo tb
farcb of tbo baildiag. Not a ward wi-
pakaa, sod It waa acarcolj fifteen miu
atri frooi tbo Uaio tba band approached
tbo jail oatil tbo nan were dinpoaed of
Tbo aboriff la on tbo track af fiiabo, tba
priacipal la tbo etata.
GREENSBOEO, NrC WEDNESDAY; FERBUABY
MMMMM - i ; - I
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Some Faois For Oar Leglala.
tors.
Editor Pafriof: Judging from
what I te4 in the, papers,- aa wall
aa what 1 bear 'from Baleigb, , tbe
majority in both branohea of the
prem-Dt Legistlaoro aeemstohave
run stark mad, on. the subject of
Internal I m prove men ta. This in
to have
ane ballut'iuaiion aeema
raken ptxtaetmioa of their aental
(acultieri. and ruq not with their
rraeou until ibey have settled dowo
m the- abourd Mief t'aat they can,
without danger, uud with great
propriety.graut as many mammotb
overgrown and o urea trie ted char
rers lor K tilroAda and other corpor
ate comjiauiea, u may be asked for
by any our, or more peraous either
in or out of the State. 2io wonder
tbat eomi of the best, ; most
prndent and conservative men in
the State stand acnast iwhen they
ne two aud three roada chartered
to run paralell irh each other from
Guldeboio to Salisbury, and all in a
tew Giles of each other, j Also from
D-tnvitle directly across . the State.
Wuile this wild wreckleaaneaa ia
granting theae Umttms and unre
stricttd lUilroad charters, ia it
not ntrange to see tbe same parties
behind curtaios, tbat are having
hurried through tbeae Hail road
charters, feeiajt the ableet men in
the Srate. crowding the balls with
active and poisiitent agents to in
duce thrt.L-giolatnre to cany out
tbe propo.shioo made by the ayndi
cafes of bondholders, banker and
KDecnlators to tbe Commissioners
ap;oioted bytbe Governor to sell
be outstaying Construction bonds
of tbe 2torth Carolioa Itailroad
Company. It tbe ring manages
to C4ry through air these mea
sures, toen ma?. we surrender an
hope of i rer aeeing our ! people re-
ieved ot their present burdens or
their mental or physical contsito
tion imj r.ed to nny extent in tbe
uture and Icabodmay ba written iq
glaring capitals over all our
material it?ereats. This ia
k tlootnv picture, but I am
ar from belifingit ia a dream in
wo rotors, I wish I could foree my
self to beiirve no barm would ever
ciiue to th State ; our people End
he wotke t witernal improvement.
now in (-iteration, liat 1 cannot
or rav litr" how the saddest dis-
ati'ta can f ill speedily to overtake
uh ui a State. Tbe tffect will be
leculeiMv work than that whinb
folltiwod it) dividing the Kaieigh
& Wilruii'ctou and lUleigh & Gas
on Iiirofd and makiug two
ival cm -por.it ionn ot that one road.
ra not tp,HMed to granting char-
ers for new K m.U and incorporat
m-ttty i,iTt)uirs to improve tbe
8 atauJ develop her resoorcea in
rea,ri, aiid tinIer prckr restrict
tioriH. I5.it I can neither endorse
r rfpp.v. of praiiiinp charters
"imply loanable outKidtin to play
with the irhtrfers gr tute 1 as dice,
fo enable thetn ro force conaolida
tion with other rtadf" to inciene
their o a n t rrttoes ai.d favor other
linis of i.mIn outMdejof our own
Statv. It i.i bih time to cease Ifg
iNlating. fur the exclusive benefit ot
r'apitanst" ontsidt of the State
and ngHio.st.our owu people.
I Otho.
Greensboro, N C , Feb. 3
Sketches of Famous Persona.
CASQS I'AURAIt.
Canon X'airar ii -kH little over
forty yenra nid, ihuugh iu reality
he ia nearer filty. 1JJ ia a grave,
thonghtfi.l, eiudiou.1 looking man,
with a by reserved meaner, who is
led by, rather th in Inadg, the con
verict:ri. In warm summer data
In ii i to bt fu.;l wiib I V. . -La of
retereucf bt sido bim, t:ndHng iu
i be Miir-it-nt t-ioieueri garden ot
VestBiitJier Abbey.
THOMAS CABLYLE. .
The corieondeut of tbe ITilii
moio Sun Ii-? eeu to :eee Carlyle,
!.o worn a "bUck. velvet; bull cap,
wbich dit! not improve hia ap;-ar
unee, aud rouad hi8 body hd his
Uvoriie plrti'l haw. I am not ill
I iievir wia ill.' Mawl he in bia em
phatic at;d brond Scotch' accent,
Komr bat. pettishly, if not peevish
It ;'I am only going going going
i;oinw I' And bi.i ejes lost their
cum tire ot -xj ri-ssiui, his eui
pbario, ia-oing voiyi F'll iato u
lower tO'ie, Hiid I ;it j silent befon
'heo'dy I i v : f nn worthy ot my
Mletiee, lh o ily mini when dead
ever wonb of m lou'i adtii!rativ.Mj !
Ti! room waa small, and rbe fire
tnaJe ibe t eri ure ippreBtive,
er 1 1 o icv in.nrer V,f tbe 'Sage ut
Cht-lfea' rflievenl the aimoipt)erio
oppression
on
I lie lungs. I HBa
chirtty in tbe Ger
h aii lew lKka
man lai'jin '?e. A rnM bun of
William ol Orange aud ote of Peter
lie Great urr loiilv discern able.
while au engtating 5.1 two of Scotch
u,eittut:'u i f h eiosrt 1 aud web
;ieil rntn Iu taking my 'leave
f tbeutfMt old tnttrhe Kxid feeblt:
Go '.,
n al vik witb all todr will
dprt or error.' 1 aiakik the feelile
4til Uil it-tied b.tnd, Hnd left Thorn
a C-ir't le, ivh, injtiirt dab ma
KiHui lea but iu the spirit wiit
ever rrui-tin.
ItlSJIAKCK.
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BiMij tu k nan -'i; In Mr. Towle
tit I i. in 1807. ! Ha wa arem
ami naught , wirli j cle cut hair,
latK aiuiot terKMU0H libt ee,
i!rotg jv, qtMle hhonldepi, hnd
atolid, a Hi tugu be Uwiked wiib
ontetiiit tipou ti;e ainHHeuieota ot
th FieiicU people.f U is not a
treat oral or but"iiu fflVctive one.
Hi- voiif ia thick, hi movements
clamy, bU face ia Hashed, and hia
ejes are stern, e van savage.
Beta
ooiaana aaxcaatic,
; LECN QAHBSTTi
. IL Leoa ; Gazabett ia - fat t his
complexion la tbat of an Italian :
m una nair ia aprukueei witb fray;
a. 2 A a a . . .
an ups, wnica are 4 reaoiate and
corapretaed, are abadowed bv
black, tnoaatache. and he Jua also a
I Bbort Cay bearsL UU dreaa ia far
from being that of a dandy t but he
weora a white flower in hia battoa
hole. . When be speaks be makes
bat few grstures those vehement.
4 - vicx)S nuoo. "
Ue seldom pays, any jjaita, bat
bia friends and acqoaintaneea arc
always welcomed by iim ia tbe
evening. Ther are-ten-irallv re-
oelved in a large parlor' decorate
with yellow aacS red uneatrr. Oo
a pedostal in the center of the room
rites a matter piece of Japanese arc. !
ao elephant raising ita throating
ptrcoacta aocp carry irr a wxr-mrrat
oi: ita irntr. A Venetian losur
hloga-ovsr it, the arms of whlah.
or variously colored llate twisted
into- spirals, are decorated witb
bright colicate sewers. A hture
cabiuet, inlaid with pars tin. stands
oy tne ore wuee, its deslga band
aomely executed, representing some
fabuloua aceoea of the Eoman de
Reoart." Tbe life-aized portraita
of Victor Hago aad hia dead wife
by Boalaoger two maaterpteeea
nans; from the opposite walb- An
admirable clock of tbe Louis XV.
style, representing Time stands on
tbe maatlepiece, to tbe right of
wnicb is situated a green velvet
soa, the poet's ordinary and fa
vorite seat. lYenck um of LetUrs.
General News IToUs.
It ia aaSd tbat tba eomalaaiooara to eodi-
fr tba laws of North Carolina, will probably
ba Cafoael Tbonaa Saffln ef Origa, John
8. Handaraon, Esq. of Xowan aad'Jadga
Byaum of Uatklanburg.
Qraaral Joaph E. Jchnatoa, af Yirgiaia,
aaijAoguftua Bcball, of Kaw York, wera
Wm1 .r.iilin f a tk. WapIiI'i Pt. i
at a maaUag .1 b. Co-miaaloo ia Naw York
Wadaeaday.
Tba V?ilaiington -Rar of Fab. 3d, aay,
44 Ton r Karnela,' regiments unknown, ar-
rived at Baleigh at ono time. Naty'
Mia tor." Tboro ara no Prirataa now a-
daja, bnt let a little broazo of war aprtng
np, wbat woold become of tbeae Kor
U9lt,n (!) "Jlajora'' (f and Captaiaa" (T)
-i
Tba Conmiaaloser of Agrlcaltare at
Raleigh bra aboot lfiO paekagee of juto
oad, If ponnde tc tho package, which be
will distribute to parties baring land
a! ted to tbo growth of jute, sod who
wrl promptly report to aim the reknlta of
their, experimeate
!
The Prohibition ooaation eeanie to hare
aroaad lb people in araey aaetian of. North
Caro'ioa. Nolioaeof meatingi, and the cir-
(ulalion ef Paiitions appear in all our Etaia
papa'a. Wbat will tbe LegU!aJure do t
TLata tbe qniation.
Daiiy Patriot, Feb. 4th.
1
KInlchia and Iavdioo oi Hoaor.
LVpt. E. A. Small, aa Deaty Supreme
Proteotor, Instituted Greensboro Lodge
of tho Koighte and Ladiee of Honor laat
atoning, in! the Hall of tbo Koighte of
Honor of thia city. The Lodge starts
with a charier membership of 3, and aa
ike Deputy will keep tbe Charter open for
3t! daja longer, Knights of Honor wbo
failed to join laat night bavo still tbe
o port unity of doiag so, by the aymeotof
the nominal fee of $2 00, aad pasaing uc-
eosfullj a medical examination. Kaigbta
wbo h-tre paaaed a tneuical examination,
bat faiUd to be preMat at tbo organiza
tion laat night, alio tba Knights wbo pane
a medical examination tbo coining week
are rcoausUid vo preeeut tbomaelree at
thn TfMll ; at the first TesTular meetirg of
tbe Lodge, next Thursday night - at 7
o'clock, to bt obligated. , '
The following ia tbo liat of offlotra
eleored to aarve tho preaent term, ending
Juno 30th 1831:
Edo'd A. Small, Protector; Mrs. D. A
Robertson, Viea-ProtecUrj Ke. D- E
Brntoo, Chaplain; Dx P. A. Robertson.
Traaanrer: II H "Cart land. Hentetary; O
T Tfi-tsll Vinaocial-eereterv; F. S ET-
diitge, Guid; Mra. P U- Bruton. Guar
dian; U.J. V31iama, SJentinal; w. K.
dtidge, Pas Prateotor and Lodg Deputy
Tba following haa been sent to tba
prtasof tba State for publication ;
Tba next kin vt J. A. Mason, formerly
of North Cirolioa, wh diel ta th
Parish of Kdis.n, State af Louiaiaua,
will kaar eo-n-tliing to tbair adrantaje
by corniauaietia witb Faco Loyi,
LYickkburg. Miaa.
Lorona.l I ntellijience.
Senear BauMtot baa accrp ed an inTi
tation to deliver Iba address bfro I be liv
eiary soeiatiea of Daridaoa Coilege at tbo
next commencemont. . -
Judge Jam-aE. Brown, a hrotitrof the
wide-awake Sonator from Georgia, reach
ed tbe Conn Hoiiae ia Marietta Ga . tbn
otbor day. thirty miaotea after court
should hare been convened He had beeu
delayed by a railroad accident. f! apolo
gized fr keeping fbe jurors, witbeaaea
aod lawyer waiting and ordered the
cleik to an ft a fine ef $5 against tbo be
lated Judge bimaelf. Tbia incident
abowa that Jndga Brown appera to be
Mti?rientioas. bat . if he bad iivipoeed a
fine against anybody olae unaroidably de
taiuad by a railroad aeeident the act
woa d be regarded aa unjaat.
Seatrr Allison is tba only Republican
Senator on tie Demwerati) iio of tbe
8 note Chamber and be told Senator
Hill that aftet March 4 bia seat shall be
given to the latter. Perbapa Senator Al
lieoa axpecuto ait on a Cabinet stool (
tar tbo moatb of March.
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9, 1881.
Tbo Daokrj a?7orfr of Fabraaxy 3d
ijtl - Wm laaxa from Mr. J. U Tasiot
tbat tko eonvietaj at work on tbo 'ea
Fear aad Yadkia Valloj Eallroad bavo
gra oaoauloeetaoGrooiMboro oad of
tbo road beyond Waiant Coto aiaoa tbov I
mo rad , tbat la food work ia tbat rough
eoaatry, oonaidotiag the weather, one
Mileiaaiaonta Wltbronlr aboot ticbtj
baaaa.
i
Ca-arralk Or-gmn.! aa Ua ta.
P. H. D. writing to tbo Kortb Carolina
PrubittrUm aays: . Sov. P. H Daltoa
ai4 Eldar W C Deo ay, of High Point
obarth. organisod a Preaty toriao ebnrab
at j Jama town. Gnilford eonnty, on
Jan. 231. Twolvo naaaaowara aaroliod
igkt' from High Poit ohorah, two
from tbo Oroonaboro chareh, and two by
oxaatnatiotk. Uooara, W II WUoy. JVT
Tfkartoa and Dr. J Q Ector wro eleotad
oldars, and Ut. J 11 Woatharby
oboM. daacpn. Tfo have a it oo
as wo got a liUlo balp from tbo Cbareb
Ezta&aioa Committoo and from a few par
sons who have prvmJaod to aid na
l Uiw Telegraph Company.
By Ulagrapb to tba Patriot.
AieaXT, M. T , Fa Ik 4 The Contra!
aad Booth Amoricaa Talagraph Company
Sled artiolao of incorporation Taoaday
Capital, 15,000,000. Tba linoa ara to ma
rrou it Xora to Texaa, tbonao to Max
loo. tbeneo to South Amoriea. Jonathan
Edward, Jamoo A, Berymaor and A'frad
PeU. allaf JTgw York, aro tba stoekhol
daaa. ' ' - I i
an., trr . . . . . m
a.aaw nuravt w arabub
WasaiaoTON, D. C .Fab. 1. Tba Uaiiad
8tataa Coamiaaioaar of Patacta, in bia an
nual report la Coagreaa givaa baaa Curaa ;
Booaipta daring tba yaar far paUata, eopiaa
of raoorda r drawinaa and otkar source,
$749,685.32; axpandi.urw.Sr3d..5,l?, War-
iag a balaneo cf 210 820 15 orar oxpeadi-
taraa. On January 1, 1880, thera raaainad
1 1 40,806 &S to tho oradit - of tba patant
hind, which, addod to tbo' 'aurplua f 1630,
makaa tba amovet to tba credit of the patent
?Bf OB J"?" ' ?f 631 6J6 ?V Th
viar iuwe)oj va tue vuaero aa lue yotr ist suuiuar
iaad aa t'ollewa : Number of appiicatione for j
patent tot inantin, 21.761 i applieationa
for daefgna, 634 ; application for rei-euea
ofpettaata, 617; total, 23 013 Nuaibar ot
patenta isaad during the yaar, 13.441 ; pa
tamta raiaauod, L06; patenta expired, 3 781
number of trade marka and labela ragi'er-
h1, 533. Of tbe 13 441 pataata iaauad dar-
ino the year 12.635 were to eitizana -ftbaj
Unitad Statea and 7ct6 were to foreigner.
Diminutive Sispatobes.
An'ar&lancbe sear Wevd Bivar, Idaho
buried foar men in their cabin while get
ting their supper, i
Tbe Bay frtato Print Works, inaelrent.
at Fall Rirer, blaaa , wera aoM at auction i
Wednesday for! f85f J3lX, io WVaver Oa
borne, of that oity. ,'
Hanlan baa returned to Patney, baring
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dene good: work at Southampton. The
Thanes ia entirely clear of ice i Laoock ;
ia doing good work tt bontbwick. .
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Mrs. Jahanna j Callahan, sged seventy,
and hereon William, aged thirty, were
burced to death in a fire an Commercial
street, Boston, early Wedueeday morning
1 I '
Antsts and impriaenment of chiefs and
aobordioatoa of poblie department ! ia
Cnba accused of fraud coutibna, the
government be-ipg determined to restore
honest administration. 1 1
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The Women's National Anti-poly gam v
-Saciety met at '6alt Lake City Tuc-day
and adopted resolutions atrocgly 'indors
ing Governor Murray 'a action io leaning
a certificate of election to Campbell on
the ground that hia opponent, aithout.h
reooiTing the moat rote, ia an alien and
a poly gam let. r
Too Funny for Anything
Th.T Vint in atid cantlv broe tbe I
newa to bar tbat her huebawd bad been
ran ovot by tbo oars iad bad one leg an t
off. H.t griel waa te title ' ihm
GiHid beavenf r she cr'rtl ' b bad ba
lu-kt near traa;ni oil aarr ! are IBt i
.polled I" fiertea fctt. j .
If atMrr.iojicMl : Tbwre ia a vau ai
arpu'i Lt. il n" i not t;r. ait ui.
t tba intait laiuarkable trutbx uii irJtJ
He te-sle ajK- tb cl-angvattle ii ! u
DAetA. aud i!ln irts V- ." '' -1 t
VufA a mail to g- oat iu " ; ' M v
i Law a oeUii a.d lur Ui-. r-s ;
Lii.i ba coo d jt hi o-rf- ! .0' u
Wlora be 9nl i ba er id ;iito :be ! !
hetrvaefttig. It ia aiUlof iai ru.j'!
oa to ba a lie tlorida &un
Tweeeleflum and Twcedled-a At thr.
enil bustle of Bull Ru'i a Michigan rei
nent. in n-akinjc a cbai go of pornnor
cine nion a t.oiiledarata ldier M"i-ie
aao ,de .f a Fed-. r2 - b S a aa 1 il j t i
bek Ki:b had a firm bod o Ibo o-b r
at d Thither onuld break tba hold. Aa tb
i.t ctp e.me'op tbo rab waa ikrD i" a -4
... h. Yi.nk aroaa be waa ku bo 1
eame t.i be anob ,o fit. ' VL;. I ca
tnrtl tbo biam-d Jobttb " i'o ( replied
llieu how jdid he cosae t' J" ,rl''
That'a wist wake ne'o interna' mad "
ahonted the!b(u-ca6. H- captoed toa
the earn time I did bim. and hn h
wouldn't town op to aeo wbo had the bul-el
He'a no gowjlj-man "no,j air, bo ait't V'
Florida &m T
A Politician Who left A
Fortune!!- The estate of the late
Fayette McMullin,' of Virginia, i
estimated to be worth -. $200,006,
and his wife and daughter are the
heirs tottils snug fortune. Few
mcn in public life have left their
families ia j such comfortable tir
cumstances. His daughter is
quite a young heiress, being only
six years pld.
M -sty-
1,'
The THoznaa JexTertoa tloan
From, Forney's ftegreaa. j
There is no chapter in Aaeri-
ean niatery more impressive than
the last hears of John Adaas and
Thomas JeCersoa, the second and
third; Presidents of the United
States. They bottt i died .on the
earns day, July 4Mb, 1823, Adams
as ninety-one, ana JeCerson
aa. a a Z aaV aV O. t . ST aV" ' ; - 1
'J-"" wrsai prepara-
rLJifS,560 B:,bte
the first fifty years of the Dedara
tion of Awericaa Independenee,
which occurred oo that very Foarth
of the eowmittee tbat draughted
that great paper, John AdamJ waa
eeeond on the comsaittee, Jefferson
died at one o'clock in' the after
noon, Adams at five the same even-
mma m .' .P"
viih wm (latum !
the simnltansoas death of twoillna-
trioas men oo tbe same historical
aaniversary. Tba effest of thia
angary waa heightened into a sort
I f aapernataral awe by the fact
inac mat anniversary waa the exact
half ef the century: and as saen
remsmbereet that the sen of one of
these men was President himself at
the time, the whole event rose into
a kind oi aeaaage from Heaven to
the American people.. And just
before the news of this call 1 from
God, as it were, cams to Washing-
ton, President John Quinsy Adama I
tne nttietn. fourth of Jaly at the I
that nftiATh KAnrth of Ja v at thai'
I V..;l 1.... .w. t-s-'IT
I r i umiiiuj;
signers of the Declaration ' of In-
these letter aa follow. : Mr. Jet
tersoo'a ie in the freest stvleJ Mv
father' is aigned with hia I own
hand. Mr.: Carroll snoarentU
written with bia owu band, as are
Mr. MawliMin's and Mr. MonrtVa.?
Toe celebration of the fiftieth
Fourth of Jaly ' took piece in tbr
Hail outhe House of esreeDta-.
tiveai at the 2atioual Cayital : but
it van nnr nnr.il thm firh i.iatanr thui
the Pieidst heard of the death oi
a air'' aiw-a awn a miww auair
l nomas aieaoreoi
tbe 4 b of Jaly
which be Styled M a Strange ' and I
very eltiking eoineiduOee.", There I
WAS no teln?rat)h fiftV four veaia I
ago, and while' the President wa
thinking of tbia i arrange' and
startling coiucidenee" he did no;
think, even on the 6ib, that his owi
father bad afao died on the 4'.b, at
his borne, at Quincy,liaaaachasetts.
He did not hear ef hia departuie
nil r.be 7th of July, wbeo on hie
way to that place, having received
uewa uf bis latbnr illness )nst aa
he haid of the death of J.fifereoo
on thei 6 b. A gentleataa came
irom Baltimore, aad met bim at
Waterloo, aome diatauce from Wash
ington, and gare bim tho sad news.
Aod this is how President Adam
apoke j of j ex-President Adams.
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Wba( an inspired prayer I
! r - : i -.
' My father had nearly closed the
cine-
ty first year of hia life a lif illustrious
in the annals of bis country and oT tbo
rorld. He bad aa r red to groat
and useful purpoao hia nation, bia
age, and bia Gad. He ia geae, aad may
the bleeaing of Almighty Grace have at
tended him to
his aaaoant t , I aay not,
w mm Ukt .nil hm lika bia!' it warn I
mm.mj J ' . - 17 I
preaainp. ooua.
Tho time, tbo manner.
the coifceidnce with tba daceaae of Jef-
feron mio viaible aad palpable marka of 1
D. viae favor. 4or which I would humble
mjattif, in grateful and silent! adoration
iiefjreJthe Kuler of tbo Universe. For
myself, all that Idaro to ask jia, tbatl 1 1
may live tbe rami aa of my daya in a man-1
per wormy oi Dim ior wnom x came, auu. i
at the appointed bonr ol my "Maker, die
as ny father baa died, in peace with God
and mnn, apod to tbe regions of fniatity
with the bleeaing of my roaow-uieo '
- I
11 proeeede'd o hi -hum '
M aaarbnaf?ta c; ho id tig QVe!a
mi his iiurixtv. Hie bo!- oait.
an in aanurti
1 . av i
tig. Ad m and J
I-. '
hv t't1 .l Mntvr!
i'l
v o.:-r. 1 1 h
uxn-h uiv.ji-u
ife'cdrtt ii. T'i
iu old. . ITit
4llr: f-Ulltlktf
t"f "
Mi the eme i'.i
ciiioatnrl!
ii. .-v-r waa run
a I'at
fistt eliciv
rv.-iiT-l
"p it r
:f' , 1 .' '
11.11 )i 14 r
i.
- ithti
! eaiiut:'a! i-t'-4
v
t.'jtf !;ajSt
ti-ji
?.e h
V'
eli. 11
iMt. ho.:htiu . ' WiA
1 1 h.i: rb' mrveSlttu
I . i - ! I '
. .1.'. I
t 'Mi rn.
e:r uu-'j.? ou into fft-
iftji.ilt. ,P;J?l'Urat PDd mUKU
- f I
tfioi'tl-d tti m'euui! nup ilj
titij wo aacud -graves. North
,. d j soaf b j bowed atj the earn
..,(. The j grat Fednalit4 of
N-lB gltd, aud the great. Vir
ginian, laid down together iu tbf
A.rUM bed on th ame day
Ff y b-urfai
MoleVll-Ut We fi
v b-qrea'ra afrer tbia remark
ud tttarLaVHama at.u
J. fr-rswi re arid mrtre jy pabene
i- J in
m-try j and in their ro?tii y
than tfcey wern 10 tneir late ye;iie
and fi-al eail. Nrafly all, the
gramtehildreo and great graiidcldl
dt'eti of John AaaniH are goring
njw with tbe party ef Thomas Jef
feraou. The moverrent in Nw
Y oik to reet a aanfioeot rotfiiu
meut to Thoaaa Jfraon in a new
irihntp of the nresvai to biaimmor
il dnnrrinea. . It is Drbposed toafb
a.isranc from ail the States, old
iftfl naa. fntwi the Oee.idaut and tbe
Orient, from the oaat and ( the
mountains, from the valleys and the
fillaeee. Ifrom the cries and tbe
country, (rum tbo rieh and the floor.
from the
trades, proiewious.
and
It ... 'i ii i y
ijM.lrVi rifwT.-t''! ,i:.n!aTr
Now Scrica Ho. 'Glfo n.
' aaienwa, from the women andtliL; Z
men. no philosopher or atataxmaa ;
of tae rarolationary ptriod.
iiotea kxoa tae ciauoaai uapv.;.v
.1
ka vai
a. rii
! taU.
ICxrotpondonoo Anson Tiaaa.)
' :. I iatorviowod wU kil
I otkar
day eVraft Soaator' ItoIJaSaLl'o
I marriago. That man Is kaown as fCosU
i ; i . 1 i
eotDickw-HtndMafrr:bnUtkajrMPiok
Brigkt-Mdh. is'SergaaaUvamsf
g.nat.1 bm I, nkoy toU miyour
oldorly Indiana Soaaao. ba. iniod b r
daaby and fla.br yowidow &
J. 'iMjUiviVi
.i!ld' ,
Is nly Cl-aba fa 47; ba has kaowa bar iv
an her family for many.1 yaars,' Ska is v
on of tbo flnast ladlaa la tbo laad-on ;'
tiroy worthy; of him, as ho la of harJ Ho
aesed aoaalblr in marrying aayonr 'own "
Senator Yanoo did." And I labtidad. N
w " i aaaaiaa. Oh MWOHea A
(print h so) for likaly ho w
it) aver, moat probably,' ma
old man
mi
navar ae it)
mada ' 1
a appter, ar, io au raapeou. amor
. 1 Il - f ! ..i I ' ' 1 -' If
proper matrunoaial ' alHanea than dlti j
yasoo whan ha iayadod tbo -"Blao" ! mi '
icjfion" of Sontneky, . I dara sot tall all !
Iknownabontlt. ' j .J
I Ti fatly to be regretted tbat this ,
aaaajon will Iprobably sloao Saaator Mcv i
ponali'a poblie life. Ho is ono 'of tbe ;
poroat ana i aniost ataioamen of tbo day, :
aad hia abaenoo from tbo Katioaal eoan
cila iwili bt aorioaalv 1 fait. Bat Voori
Daa ia h-tv
av ar x-aaaiatioa, aiorneraon
ao N.K-J.t v. lLI'A
. . . " i ,i ,
:: ; --JJ1"J
wan tba
great'' men of ' tba oreaanti I
l.iU k.U.:i!J O. LH : . t 1 I f
--t4 .
otd hare ! been
wvrtuj oi wo American eenato eveaJ is
ito palmieat and brightest daya. ' i.
1
: A day or two go while prowling aroon
an rieuato Library 1 oaeouAterod mah of
dutiigite beat inK ioakisg o oo abent IftrW-
lira to Ally yeara old. whcmH had ft qdeni
Jy eeenj about that and tbe otbar libra liel,4
and had a! way a noticed th batineaa-lilto air
wbich ho bore. U bna an exceedingly
tellactual eoontenanea : waara a baLev -
browbiah mouaiache and dreea in excellent
iij
f'f wo1 whi, in the
! . to; a few wordpof oonveraatien, and I
'aaniKl that be was tbo Honorable Kurd von
Sihlozer. tbe Garman lffalataii T talr bilk
to be 4 good and able repreaentatiTe. o
Koeerument.
r
Wiah hM ''take" me to be ! a
rtght good follow and inriu
e me np to ! hia
prioaely rvaidfnee aome day,,' but theu ho a
too smart for that. 'Tie seldom that' we eet
a sight ef tboacj diplomatic fylks, tbe crallerlls '
in both huuffec of Congreaa reaerred for thetn ' j
iMibg generally onteoaated. Nbw and tha)y
a friaky flweliug in the shape of a dark br 'i
' . . "-r.
m?T (1)hiU
t wrt dont ereato any marked Sen-
,on' I ' tx 1
A . J .t c: t i im '. !
7 , , ""v" n -WBT 5 f-Tr f n?Tni?n
fob'e a specimen of British manhood ,aa
h nJ 8 fortune to look np.
I tae x.ngusa minister, taxes a seat in tbe
gallery, and aa a mark ef politeheea and ro-
apect, I suppose, seems to be interested In
tb proceedings lie' must be near 70 ; jlooks
aomewbat like 8enator Kernan. of Nee-
York; ia straight aa two! at rows; ia ipstaa-
tic in bia bearing, yet pleaaant and approaicb
ania ; waiaa ten . muea or mere every
day on bia broad-bottomed ' British shoes
a aa fi " ' 1
(frequently, I learn. 'accompanied !by !
uil i. ! i...niir.i -.L.i I i,1 i
T .UlWUJfll,U
ed
it.n.tit.r. 1
and, j, ia
probably;
tbe moat popnlar of all tbe distinguished
aguish
gh'wh
am' eoi
diplomats asaenibled hero ; though'
tbo Japanese aod beat baa Cbinea ' Oome
around, which
they very seldom do, tbej
create a aenaatiou and receive mucb at
1 1- i
teat ion J
m
UrtlcV
r i
JTb fott of Jan, 89',b contains an
upoa tba onbealtbrolnosa of tbe
capi lol,
Hftd mentioua pbe fact tbat many of jtlie
cauiiol itolicenten there are, includinr Uf-
1 . v i . . - I I V- i
nci-raatiu wauiinnap, aoout r Dirty in unn-
r) me ii)ff rbttf with rbt'umuia'ui. eMW
(a euwuiiia &r
U eoutracted in
rop ( e cil bow you pui.t
ha
t ' ' ; 1
1 won 1 iuHt. uiiw uniiii.m l-i iiidnJiri iu
pr 1 u i jimij lira? anfi). fcieiui neatea
4 a li;lf jy - .eMilte.trnitlihit
1 oaro
Iv o
If I
! . ?iv 1
an-: in hriiki4.-r
iM"r!
itt-ttiiaefl
'i 1 . " ii
' irttri !j s 1 I' afr
UI IS at
lin 'i. fur?.et"a'a d
unit au'l
I
r I
i
Kelnwr.!
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Kti'-t-rut n i Vi 9 .
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rtil;
.WM i:rr ,
Hi tT r
t 14
vr f-
Tt
nii-at; ii-v
ivify 1
g t Of
I cui wt D mecru- ia a.Diti
the KMftete) about, given uj all
baiter bow.! tbough MahtiiO
I cail't WliMVtf thaf bt- wil
Jua liO.
Wilmington Star. IT;
The
Lgiutpie baa been
Above one mouib, art
eeesion
would
finrt'p an editor to tell what
imptirtant legfalation J b-d
doue. j The. rt of tranaenrgi
tiea wiel, eeonoinicallyi pni
it, isf cieau rone torever. ill tne
law allowed Ithej legiaiator X4 -r-roaiu
at. Kaieigh at thn ezpe'iM of
the eiple uuiil April we verD be
lieve t bey ; would baug oui Stx
weeks' were more than euooRb, aud
ia a ptoot look over' tbe bane
proceed ings. Gosh, nonaeusd aud
dVmagnguery cost no little. . Oo to
work uiiou !miHrtant meauii,and
fiiiiabj np :and ,go bom'. If tbe
L-gtalatui e doeK uo good ,w e hope
if, will do uo barm.
1 1 j
Tmc Fruit , Crops. i?rea
! 1 I 1 li
rersifT of mud ion prevails aw !
if. c ! -
iff Hit
of fl
lm
severe weather
1 1 ,i
the feach a;ud p ar trvt.
7? it-