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New Ycck, Jane C. lSil,
I La J the pleioird httT
njtelluc: Col. Wfcarton J.' Green
and hii daaghtcrcf- Tclaj, 'cear
FjctteTi!!ef fwrtl3'"rJ Use,. t?a
Tbnrsdaj !aat. I am glad id 'hear
that be is more than tatiaSed with
the iQcct9of bis tinejard ni3 tbe
the po polarity of hla . leiicioaa
wiaen. .lie be I teres, am I bare be
UeTed for nearly sixty years ipast,
that tLe Cape Fear region Jj. des
ttDfd to V the finest irioo -iTPdoc-ior
nectioo in the world; aid he
thinks vhat I neter dared
to think, that . the, b r r e n.
sacdji c( that sect ion, will some day
be worth hundreds of dollars an
acre because of their adaptability
to the grape caltarp. Tbd fodus
trioasacd thrifty Sootllih popola
tion a boat there toa ;aja prored
that tiey era aooof: the beat
laud for health End wealth, not
for acccanlaticg wealth suddenly,
bnt very rnrely. CoL Green's wine
isthe best Scnppcraoai; I fcrex
tasted, and I hope yonr . advocates
of "prohibition will not bernde
me the plratnre of glaaa of it now
and then, iMor bo other reason, for
the saClcient one that is tnevpro.
doc: of North. Carolina aoiL" ntfl-
Ited by N'orth Carolina enterprise
and fkiil, and cbeerinf: the weary
f pirits cf North Carolina hearts
abroad. " -
I ha vi also bad the pleasure ef
seefnp Mr. Jnlics A. Gray,- the
Fiesident of yoar Railroad, who I
think has Inherited some of the
great Railroad capacity of hie fath
er-in law. Got. Morehead, for be is
devoting himself to the work whlcb
will jet bring ont yonr good old
town. He has the will and tne
j energy arid the ability. He is - the
ripht man fn the right place.
Major Tan n ah ill, t the ; popalar
North Carolina President ot the
Xew York Cotton Exchaogo .made
hi- annual report last week of , the
daUngs in cotton during, the", pas;
twelvemonths. Of snot cotton the
aales were SG1.07C bales. The sales'
of ,fatarV agrigated 2C,721,S0O
bait', about four aiid a half time
ai rrccb as the whole crop of the
Uniud States."'' " '
Cotton has risen aboat $3 a bale
iu tit lat two or three weeks.' -
The iai migration at" this port Is
unpjralli led. During May there
arrtvt i! 7CS12; and tor the past
five mouths IS2.103. The old woTld
is in a. fair way to be depopulated.
All thee foreigners bring mony,
some mure or less and they bring
pbjKrul !orn to develop onr
booiHlfesis waste. . . ;
On a short experimental railway
la Berlin, one and a half miles long
the cars are propelled by electrici
ty. This it all very well, but when
too Kt t?ty motor' gets to work,
atu! a iaA cf water i made to do
the tainc work, steam and electrici
ty will be ' nowhere. And there
many belierera in this motor. ,
TLp population of London by the
lat rsrnj.us i 3,814,571, an increaws
of5,f00 in tea years, reopleare
now Ijvn- wha will see -a Isrger
popuf.u:jn than that I a .New. York
city, vsitly larger if -Urookljrn
shonld bp nr.nexed, as Uoubtlesa u
will be. There are vacant lota in
Ilrorkli n alone to accomodate a
million or two. j . . '
Cmjiilfon is the life ol trade."
Ncfea!er, Booksellers and Tob-
li-hem will be clad tu know that an
rs:abfthrcent stmilar to the Ameri
can News Company has just been
oprrf d -n Chambers street next
door to yrewarts' down town store.
It is cilied the United State News
Company, in Mid to hate ample
canitaf. and is maoged by W. M.
Cbamaao, who has bad eighteen
year' experience
tth the Ameri-
ra 2- c-ompany. aoo laurr,
, w m . rr- r a a
having had n monopoly of the bosl-1
iiifjr luany years, is saia to
count itsnccnmuiations oy muuons.
ft Tilt - -
It i Unh reasonable and proper,
therefore, that 0 competition should
step forward, and tor one I hope
that it will secure a fair share ot the
rnormoas ba&tnesj i that line..
Thp following is a coodLyarnT
at the expense of the episcopal
Prajcr B.xk:
IliV ib vou dike k the Eplsco-
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Never beard It" replied Fogg. I
frntmil In ut one of the charcoe
ti-t Snr,r: tt qun eany ana
no I becan reading the, aervice,- I
didnt rrad far Ihoagh, .before I
r.viml out that il would never do
(,ir nc srt I cane oot. Hhy
hat was the tronUt! foa many
coilecttonf." "Too many couec-
liaun!" Yea. On alraost every
no it Rikl collect One collrc
t on is all that I can respond. .to.
Muit W awfully expensive to bean
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Episcopalian." . -
The will of an English wife U
civen m a model, as follows; , 'As
I have laug given y oa 4 my heart.
and as all ray teaderest all actions
nd focdest wishes have always
been yours, I have notblng io give
bat my biartieat thanks .for the
rare and kimloe'S you have at all
tiroes shown me whether in sick!
or health, for which God AI-i
mizhty wilt. I hope, reward yon In
a IH' Iter wnrm. x wc, ivi
form'n skp, I hereby give ted be-
nof-ath tea as follow Ij irst, tne
. -r W-a f t
IWS !0J left me by air u. u. ;
the jCiTO a s ear left oe by my fata- j
tt; the Urge gold cap ana two less
er gold c.LicoU:e cups and stand,
whfeb I wuh ion would sometime
look upon in memory of my de-th,
and of the fuadmt and faithfollest
friend vou ererbad.,r '
The -formaP portion ct tne wtu
W A , t I
would certainly be a re ry accepta
ble lorra to most people, ; ; 11.
1 1 f .7 bf ; fib t, fit ; xfcepFri 'Vhvfi
n&eitlQneu; sa
id1 replied, "I1 r'w
liould bet' mu'rriKl
thlnklh it l,6'.onId- ge
and a baby should be bora
TO Trie,'
and tt.a babv'shoald fli into1
l t IX
firp : Tow bad rlfhonld feelf-" we
coranerm tne,:ory to tuc anui-
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tioas eatJcnao vhb wrltef "nearly
three cola.n pf? dreary'- snppo?i--Mod
anrcbj.erl5ns to tbe-'Phibl-'
tcry,Las-r Wittnole tva"'1 :'JI1
f 'I fixate 'tne'aboVe de.'fctabMJ
dVriTftca tbr ' Vdtii'iBekttc-
Ground el rcstprdav. ua taat
oarer r..-f.fecaTa reader.! If . :sa
wbatri s; ect has its editor for fem
inlae delfcacv! "I rentnre .to 'ay
that there u no? oaqln ten", ct -it
naU readers who can' pernio th
abov! story of the tcung lady tfca
s.tt by th,! 1 firr, without J IhJs
sbrckfvl bv its oa!ctapttu!e rtrtr
cnrardonable vulcaritr. "Yet this
is the brcan var excellence, cf rnorn
reform in vNorth 'Carolina! Why
MrEditor, I 6we and cfftT yoa an
voar reader an apology lor ever
qootlag this vile stuffin an article
for the Dublio eve.' Mr only rea
son' for noticing It ot'afl is to show
bowthls" 'particular Advocate f
moral reformation attempts to meet
factand dispassionate argument
by tow and contemptible and vulgar
ridicule. e commend tuts story
to the ambitions centlemanl &b."
No. slrl von 'need" not HjommeiKi'1
any such fetori?! to me If ;to me
yon refer; as' Is clearly the case. ' I
cannot consent to tato lessons to
blackguardism 'even- from -yoa,
adept iff the art as you hare nhown
yourself to beJ: .- " "4-
'And pray why am- I called an
"ambitious gentleman!1'. Is it 1 be
cause I sfgi my teal name to ' my
letters in tin? Patriot! I have read
rifany' articles favoring the propos
ed Prohibitory Law. to which the
nsmesrof the writers were sobcrtbs
ed". Am I disallowwd : thf piivK-
rege because rdo not agree witli
them! Is' It s your1 purpose, Mr.
Bittle-Gronnd, to'Uwtraciso thotte
wbd honestly differ with 5 on ns tf
theteerhs of tho?Lawf -t Take ere
lest Jon become diiervirjg of 3tra
cista yourself. -If this l you plan
jro Till make a f ignal f,ilari, ' I6
stead of r winning- the1 undecided
and wavering", yon wi!l drive them
farther from you; Ostracism in
deed! sodal ostracism! ' : " !
See. Mr. Wltoil ; - ". i
"It doh ltiid Xh Harrrtr orl.l "
Lilt m Ctwi.i; ml pcrij mu:i
WaIW mtvrki4liOKnIrL'a.cd atwnt ,
To t4 itrMitri Utuhtthorttlvi f ravri.
Nov in th Btori of l lL C! tt
L'pan wbAt adattluta iblinr C"ae.ar lr.i,
Tbat L is rown 3 gti l' -
' If, ltrr Battle -Groarul, yon warJd
effrct any thing tor the , causr in
which jou prufedi to "bp Ti-.td,
treat your adversatlcj wlth'ri m f cl
especially thiwe who arp,iot ie
ally your ad vert ariose bat .uwrv.y
dtTrr with you !a ojmilca ' uVi th
best meanS'rrraiOT-mptrfJsittg thf
same eud.v :Metiiargt::iJit:t b m
;umenttil in your pof.r to do .
If not be silect and csuift your
aelf vanquished ratbt r than rv
sort to vulgar ridicule,, in ntter
ter'disregird -of-' female modesty
and manly gentilfty.
In the.ftfe-t'rPtfBi.bf ; tn day,
e Iltb, appears a .c :it( uipti' li
nib, tig otd ,"S.txkpah.iw," i:
the
in which the writer does inn tin m-
iustice to attribute to mt evtd-nr
1y to mc-io my article on t!i. Pro
hibitory Law, na expression tunt I
did not use eutlrely nolil ar,y-
tbincrthat I did sjy i In '"-this-he
is guilty of falVhoKl,'premedlta;ed
and maliriotriirilenilf calls, me a
rgrogsbepvx2an,1. thua i agaiu t-U'-
tentionallv vtoiattuir tue couj-
m aud meal. itThoo t bajt not Iw ar
What Is he t.A man who stab.H iu
the darkan at assin jwhi treats a
iaak lo coiical bk frfte M h;tl lie
tmbruea bls handst iaonu i:i it
blood., The mask is, an txefl'erit
protect!; lrh.iv p. vc-d mmy a
roati from arruntltucIFrnd ou the
gibbet. ,. ! ;
UX agaiabavettiia:,ien)Ciityll.Mr.
Editor, to ubscrit ru.fKelf,
Your iFriend
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-JSrniKapiELD, Mass., Jotii $
Digbt Kidder, Jr,ti.i fatally
shot his half-brother, C, D.Kidl r,
was to dy-4MJJia.4!u.l: .of 810,-
pgd .1 er xamia4,t ioa.t XK,t,,4f
day. Interviewed by A Union report,
e? tc-tlsy the prisoner said": "It, ell
comes of. carrying n pistol. I have
carried one for jears.; If I had
a boy. who cariied one I would
break his . neck.? i Tbe. prisouer
said hia mother over heard the
mnrdercdEaa.sayingshe wanter
his father to die, ea.ibcoald get
$5,000 insurance .ou" his life- The
prisoner asked him if h o.
He said he did.1 The prisoner
threatened to kill bim ir th remark
was repeated and was pnfc out? of
the house. The prisoner ran ; thy
half biotber pwrsuinl and htruck
iicvand -he ptUonet rdtbc fu
tal shot." The deceased was a prom
inent local Democratic politician.
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' Lady;- Before I Vngage yc u, I
would ' like to know wL.u your re
ligloo is." Cool: Ohf- rrm'am; 1
always feel it ray duty to bp of the
same religion as the faaiiJy", is. '
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CmwiU uutf J'mrff to tJH Mmentl M
j i'Siis ,t Jurj-tutdt. L'wvyk Jiome- ejub-
iXliUira ao4 OLunrcr looa 10.1
The Eepublican State committee
I cact In this city on .Thursday.5 and
agreeu to.iiwua an aaaress io me
people of 2orth Carolina, taking
ground against the bill j passed by
tha recent legislature to-prohibit
cr rtjttuon. . r, . . . , , t
Thursday, this .meeting of the
eaairairrM Va. i.-I. n4i it . th
most inharmonious ol all their as-
pmbllea.- The sble object was to
taptfrt" tif.' nii.nrihiMnn tnnvo.
ment, which had been discussed In
the latter parr of. May. At that
pirating speecues were maue oy .j
J. Xoing, T. 1 B. ; Keogh, D. A.
Jenkins and 5V. A; Moore,- in op -
w ruvsiu iuo nuirnr
rbibitloa movement, aud by J. J.
ilott. T 2. Cooper, and , W. P.
Canaday on tba opposite side. m .
. A sub-committee was appointed
to be present ai tba meeting of the
ant-prohibition conTention and see
whatwould be the best plan foradorv
tlon. It was undestood that this sub
committee 'stood .".three.." to ' two
agains VUMng; action. , , '.' .
t Bat there is so .much dissimula
tion' oa the part of these wire-pull
ers mat it is dimoult to tell what
it is np. and to feo il? Is that few ot
iuna rpruugxnis matter Auursuay,
and.took a snap' judgment on other
members of the committee. . We
learn tbaVfof , the eleven mem
bers i of the committe, . four, . all
opposed to taking part in the move
menty were absent. These lour
were Y. A. Moore. D: A; Jenkins.
Mansfield Thornton and A O Hicks.
dn-nlnif W H
dorsement was, it is ..whispered, as
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toiiowa : For w. P. Canaday, J. J. i r:.--' .u ViiVk- . T TtT
Mott, T. K. Cooper and. John B.l F abe the rage. The
Eivea: aratnsr-fr.frYTmnf. T. It hhaES? ply shows that the in-
Kecga aVid tJlintRtfgefa -
It appears, thatTJr. Mott, the new
hairman, la termed by some mem-
bersof the committee, fa little too
previous." lie - Jsarted a -circular.
ia-"advance of any action-of the
committee,, calling: for funds, and
aurnHinclag that . the Republican
arty was solid for ami-prohibition,
aud that the committee endorsed
it. (This he did with a view of
solidifying the negro Vote, declared
tinmner ot prominent Republi
can last eveninV. Sme of them
cxpitted'great anger at the whole
proi eeding, which they positively
ccJared was in opposition to the
ktiovvu view of the executive
cwtciuie- of the. auti prohibition
uij.,, Aue. worus .tiiey usea, in-
lisnaiitly: xo express" their views
ot ThnrsJav's action of the com-
mtfteei -were "snap judgment."
Jr. Mott comes io for a liberal
ahare cf abase. ; . I ,.:...;
Tutrp a ero some big rows iu - the
committee Thursday, is is said, and
.couii:utd fcnrliug. The over-
. uIuaI uiembcrs are said to bo
iiustd at the way they were
eitdi by one Vote, . when but a
b.ue majority of the committee was
mfOt. .TKJ.i r.:; Vv? c.'..,. -i.
Tuis iwbat -the Republicans as
sert, liow much .truth i there ia in
liieir-dtdaraUous, time aud circum-
otancea cau alooe ruveal. . t.
Isirteoli' ItsnssiHatiott.
Oa lh&-ubjtl-of tba assassina
tion of Mr. LibcoloMr. Davis writes
iu hia-biokz rrft,v-r-, t-,'! .; .
, !We . arrived at Charlotte ou
April IS,- lSGa and Inhere received
nl, the foment of dismounting a
tolfgtam'frora .General -Breckeu-rMge
anuoacctqg, ou ' Information
received from 0eu. Sherman," that
President Lincoln had teen assas
sinated. ' An "influential citizen of
the town,-who had cotae to welcome
ot', was Htaiiding- near me, and,
after temarklng te bim in'- a low
toic that I bad received tad intel
ligence, i handed I the: telegram - to
turn. ' Some troopers encamped ,iu
thn vicinity bad collected to ce me;
the called to. 'the geutleman who
u4d Ihtudispatclt ia. his. baud to
itfiiU iu no doobt supposing it to be
rw news. ,Hs .complied . with
ii...r rnjui-fii, aui a icw, uuiy iaa
lu'ia, iha fact.but6t appreciating
lLa. ev it. potteuded cheered,, as
ai uatujal,.atj bows' of the fall
cfl oi:o they" considered their
mC3V powerful foe. ' The mab who
l.:teated the story of my having
read the dispatch '' with exultation
had free scope for his, ' imagination,
as he was not pe?nr,"aod had no
Chanel fd 'know wberebf 'be bore
wi!c.!i-vea if there bad been any
foundation ot truth lor bis fiction."
.'! Money In. It.
""":'i:KJ.iAvtile'Tiii;ea"june Shh'.l " 1
Brother Fulfibora of the Greens-j
boro ralriat has not, found any
moaey - in ProUibilion. Money is
very scarce in anything to., editors.
Tbev must not expect money. The!
glory.: of advocating what they
think right j bettn than money,
though it does not pay fori a, roast
uf bfcdf at R3t the iof to boiling. If
wt though i there waamccb money
in fiK)sioefjrohlbuioa we sbouid
have serious doubts of being ia the
riirht. , Brother k ulgtiam. Las been
Ijnrenourh. an. editor to i learn to
do, without, moaey, . Iti is .a Tile
stuff. The Press, would not be the
etherealireatnre it is if it had mon-
fj.' Aw.ay wuu.'iue tnouguu xv
is of the artthy earthy. 1 1 4 : 1
ii t v f i-1 . r-f f. c r " :
ir-r Auq Bowt, Gen,. Beauregard is
nitiag a history of. tho war.. . .
Glass Eves.
A reporter of tho Chicago; Infer
Ooear has been, investigating tho
trade in glass eves. jFrom the
leadiD dealer in the West, a firm
. . ......
wcica cas sold glass eyes for many
I years, he learned that there were
I as many as 1,000 wearers of' them
in uai city, ana that from COO to
SOOejes axe sold there every year
The best eyes are made at Uri in
Germany, the manufacturinc cen-
the business. - The German eves
.rn?cfn ean eyes
"bstand corrosive acUon of tears
f, j 8?crtlons better than
those made in France.
1 A u n are made also vast anan-
eyes used by taxidermists
m nounung birds, animals and
- iJ,, .uuiiu , uusbury epocimens
I besides a superior quality of glass
J marbles, known to boys as agates.
i t iu oruixciai eye is a aeiicate
sneu or case, very light and thin,
and concave bo as to fit over what
is left of the ; eye-balL The shell
is cut from a hollow ball or bubblo
of glass, the iris is blown in, and
then the j whole, i3 delicately re
coated.i ..j ' .'"' ' ;. .'.';' .' - : "
The trade in Chicago has under
gone a .'curious change. Twenty
years ago there was sold . a great
many more dark eyes than light,
but from that period on the sale of I
I ark yes has been' perceptibly dy-
I u.. ?Ji.iuw uuany au are; ugus
eyes, ay iwenty light to . one dark.
In Boston the percentage is even
larger, about thirty-five blue or
light eyes to one brown; while, on
the other hand, New Orleans fifty
brown or dark eyes are sold to one
light Begirding the change' of
rt-l-l" in P.hin. rrx -v4 Mnws o ohi-vn
taS'llOthing fodO' With it. Nd OUO
haa Vfit that 1
Uu of rwpuiaUon has .been from
t .t J
-Northern Europe. - ; -: -
Sursidal operations are Derform-
ed much more skillfully than., for
merly. Time was - when it was
deemed necessary to take out the
eye entirely. Then the artificial
eve became a fixed, class v. . Rtarincr
. - - 9 U W O
object. "Now-amputation of por
tions 01 tne eye can be performed
in very many instances, and : the
glass eye fitted id the stump, which
moves quite naturally.
.. Sometimes those who have lost
an eve will keen two or three arti
ficial substitutes. Ihey V trill' use
one for the daylight with - a .. small
pupil, and another for - night with
a large bupil to oiTset the dilation.
The Word
"Stalwart
Inventor.
and Its
- New York Tribune.
Yin the spring of 1877 Senator
Blaine, being called on to make an
energetic protest against some
phase of President Hayes' policy
touching Govenors Packard and
Chamberlain, concluded a lengthy
telegram to the Boston Herald, of
April 10 in the following words,
published next day in Associated
Press dispatches : ; , "
-"I trust also that both Governors
know that the Boston press no
more- represents the Stalwart Re
publican feeling of New England
on .the ; pending issues than the
same press did when it demanded
the enforcement of the Fugitive
Slave law in 1851."
-.The. advocates of the : Hayes
policy immediately' tossed the
word "Stalwart" back and forth in
terms of ridicule, and made merry
.'.ma1
over it, as tney thougnt, at Air.
Blaine's ' expense. As usual, Mr.
Blaine stood his ground, and his
phrase soon took the political
nomenclature of the day. Jit was
Mr. Blaine who first used it, and it
must be exceedingly gratifying
for Mr. Conkling to strut 1 round
in the borrowed plumage of the
Secretary oi State.
The Trttth.
Daubory Exporter, Jnne 9lh J
The very best thing for North
Carolina is that she sbouid manu
facture her two great staples, Cot
ton and Tobacco. There is nothing
that will build a town so quick as'
tobacco factories, look at Danville,
Va.,ReidsviIlet Durham and Win
ston in N. C, and if not satisfied
with that ' just watch Greensboro,
Kerneraville and High Point since
they have taken hold of tobacco.
They will go forward.
l t . . TTZZ
in Important .flatter.
Several counties have already
appoiuted their Registrars aud
Judges for the election to be held
on tba .Prohibition question : the
first Tbnrsday in August. Tut
attention of the County Commis
sioners throughout the State is
called to the fact that the registra
tion books must be opened thirty
days before the day of election ;
hence it will not do for Commis
sioners to delay the appointment of
Jndges and Registrars until their
regular meeting in "July. It will
be necessary to have ealled meet
ings, we think, for this purpose,
except in those counties in which
appointments have already been
znade, '..,. ..... . ;
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SuprcMtte Court.
,After a two j days examination
the; . following ybaDg gentlemen
were, on Tuesday j licensed by the
Supreme Court; to j practice law in
the several courts of the State : - j
pharlesi Henry SArmfield.Tredel
Mnk.a if i I ,
uuuuiy. il .. ,,!-... l . . ,
David. Bell, Halifax.!
Claude MelnotteiBernard. Pitt."
Eichard Leich Blount.
mans.
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obert Baxter Boone. Person.
James
Inrr.nn , Tr-ll; -r - i -.
3iiy: onagers, jNort-
hampton
William!
Ballard; Couneill, WaJ
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Dunlau.iMoorR.
tauga.
XeillMj
Mills Clarence Etire. Gatps.
James AdgerForsythe, Transyb
vanja
Robert Donald Gilmer. Surr
Keedham
Yancey Gullev, John-J
StOQ.
.Hugh Whitfield Harris, Mecklen-burg.-
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Edward jJohnjHill, Duplin.
Theodore Eranklih Kluttz, Row
an ! -j-. - I J , r-r : . -!
Joseph Thomas Langaton, John
ston.;, :-.!( i j- .4
f .Archibald J fierce I McComick,
ouuiu uarauna.
"i J4mes Purdla McNeill, Bladen.
James Shanks Meritt, Person, j
I William Desatur Mintz, Ruther:
iora, y h:. . I -., ,
j -Lawrence Virgill IMorriLPitt.
Pascal Paoli . iforfleet, Edge--
comne. .. ; I . i k j
Herbert; Edmpnd Norris, Wake.
Jesse Lindsay Patterson.For3vth.
Patrick Murpbey Pearsall,Sampr
son. i : :
Daniel Elijah
Perry, Jones. ;
: Walter Troy
Reaves, Harnett.
Henry j McDiarmid Robinson
Cumberland.
)
James Walker Rumple, Rowan.
- Wiilian Shappard, Pitt., I !
George iHenry SuiitUers, Bun
combe.
Henry Leon
das Stevens, Sampson
l,JnvIn!;. Pn J
William Oscar Temple, Pasqno-
tank!
- Samuel
Do well.
Jcffirsou
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Turner, McJ
! Wa8hin
field; Caldwiell.
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s Francis iXarioin Wil
iams, Cataw-
ba, I . ! -
Fdrney Wiilii BUden.
Robert Watsdu Wiistou, Bertie
"I Told I'orrl So."
General order No 1? First series. !
M Rp3i$ RepJ Ex. Com.,1
;.. X EileighJ NL C, June 10, 1880.
Dear SlEv Tao liepablicaa par
ty, ,;tbrougb 1 itii Stao executive!
committee, takes grohud against
what is knewa as the "Prohibi
tion?' movement in thi State, be
cause of tho legislation it contains
against citizen r ghta, aud in favor
of rank audjclas i-3. .
As a parly, w cannot stand with
folded armsaiid .s:e- tho liberties ot
the people subverted, 4ud one 'class
of citiZL'US prefened al.ve another.
Thejpaid e mi is tries of faiiatical er
ror aud political bickeiy combined,
are about to ba seat abroad in the
State, to help fasten upon our peo
ple thi4 dangerous euabtmeutof a
Deuiocratie legilaturp, this wolf
iu sheep's clojthiug vrohibitiou."
We;'iubt meet thea emissaries
with the overw helming arguments
that can be used aaum this s
at Liberty and Progress.
If :ou feel 1 disposed tp assist the
party iu this ip'jft, scull yoar cou-
tribution to me ajt Raleigh, at once
3. . 1 J.J MOTT,
i; ; I Ch m'a . Rep. Ex.. Com
Why are Democrats everywhere
aud under all
circumstances so
unwise! We have lost
subscribers
heir bacs
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and men have : turned
on us because we woal
'not put a
stick iu the bands of oiir adversa
1
ries.
I
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Income of Moneyi Kings.
Oar town iiiilhonaires mfst feel poor
when cj-mpar'ijg ibt-ir wealth with that
of thu fnr rep
u'eil richest! man iu the
owiL snmaUro suppoeed
.work!. Tho '
to bo tho inconies of U-ur
of tbo great
mcciey kings of
tho Iworkl !
Dulfepfj
WetEbinst6r.
Senator Jonea
of Nevada !
i $100,000 000
! 5.000.0WO
400,000
15.000
- 600
10
i
Mackay., 1
$-.7r,ooo,t;oo
1:1,-50,000
1,000,010
, 3i.t'00
1,500
25
Capital.. .
,.5SM,00,CC0
Per jear.
Per hiotiUi..--Per
aay.... .i
Per hour....!..
Per binuto-J-.
3W.0OO
jlicoy
4o0
S0
.1 ! KotbHcbihi.
Capftaf.:....f2U00M.0C0
Per Jer,... ..
f'j.COU.OCO
Per month..
8'P.eoa
Per day....
Per hour...
2.,Ct)i
1.0C0
Per miuutc...
20
The ricaeat miu in tJia world ia suppos- J
ed to bo Mr. J. tV
J . 1 -:- 4 T ...1 ....1
r-f---J
one years ago was a p
100 r voy iu ireuuut
Twenty years ago he; trareled through the
ITiiittHl States a4 a ebecnlattve salesman;
and cTenteen jiar fego wal a baakropt
At ilm are of 47 h4 is the owner of the
- . 1 f
riht silver mine that has ever been dis
covered. '
I I'ttcoiistit tit tonal.
h- i- I
I (BaltiLord Gazette'.)
It i3 only a
weeks since the
prohibition law
of Kansas went
intrti-fleet, bud it
has already been
nronoonced uneoustitationai. lne
District Court
. . . . ,
ai liaavQuworin cas
done this ou
the ground that the
law: attempts
to confer judicial
PrnhafA! flnnrt and
Dowers on the
prohibit khe sale of
undertakes to
articles 1 wbicli
tue uonstuuiionj
only gave thu !!
er to regulate.
ejlLslatuiie the pow-
The
maiter will go
to the Saprede Court tor final de
cision.
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LYorkTilli (8. C.) Enquirer)
The best of all rules for ! success t
ful housekeeping and making both
ends of the year meet, is fpay lis
you go." 1 Beyond all countries in
the world, ours is the one in whieb
the credit system Is most used and
abased., j Pass books are the; bane
and pest of domestic economy, fa
perpetual plague,; vexation J and
swindle. Abused 1 by ! servants at
the store and the; house,- disputed
constantly by housekeepers anil
dealers, they are. temptations to
both parties to do wrong. "11 nev
er had thatj" "We neglected to
enter this; "I forgot to bring the
book;f fNever mind we will make
note of it; and so tt goes. Bit the
worst of it is that housekeepers are
tempted to order what they have
not the means to pay for, and when
the month or quarter comes for
settlement they are straitened. A
family can live, respectably; on a
moderate income, j it they always
take the cash in ! band and j boy
where! they can buy to the best adl
vantage, i They j will be careful
first to get; what is necessary, j Ex4
tra comforts will be had, if they can
afford them. But it is ;badt policy
to buy on credit. 1 No wise dealer
sells so cheaply on credit las for
casb. ! y i ;, j-, , : i -j , -Y- j j !
The table is the place j fori econo
my. Good wholesome food costs
little, compared with unwholesome
luxuries. ol.-'U.... . , ! '
. The dress of a family is so much
a matter of taste, that it! need hard
ly he said it is just as easy! to bel
respectable in clothing that costs 1
lifllo oa In that: ivfih ia'afnAnftfvA I
Trt drpflA ftffrrr!tncr tn nna'a mADi I
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is the! only respectable style; 1
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One must have ! a home, and in
every place there are dwellings suit
ed to! the ability of the purchaser.
When the rent, the food andt he
clothing are kept! within one's (in
come, the margin for benvolence.
margiu .ur oeuiu
for Idxury, and for P easure,
may
be measured and used. I i In I these,
as in other matters, "Pay I as you
go.'
The JVegroe Irouied.
Demanding- Recognition in the Be-
stomal of Patronage tn Norm
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Carolina,
Special Dispatch to the Phil. Timfca.
Raleigh N. C. Tune 10.-A few
week:
ago the colored j politicians
of this btate held a conven
tion
here for the purpose of calling
the
attention of the administration to
the fact tliat. although
1
their race
of the vot-
composed seven-eighths
ing strength of that party i
State, few or no offices I had
in this
ever
been accorded then. Under pis
state of affairs the present Post
master of Raleigh was jappointed.
Most cf his clerks are young white
men. The negroes have been l6ud
in their denunciation of this prbs-
cription of 1 their race in
the selec
tion of j the; clerical force by the
new Postmaster. Yesterday Jesse
G. Ball, a delivery; clerk! in theiof
fice. resigned, his. friends say, put
there seems to be a dirTerencej of
opinion as to his departure. The
the appointment of James Hartil- for fame, aisuncuoa, nonor, great
tn r, nr-rm. who is recommended n8. they would have jups and
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city. Ihe darkies say tnat nere
after they intend to demand, full
recognition j in the bestowal j of
Federal patronage. Unless this is
given to them, the colored politi
cians of this State boldly declare
that they will no longer give their
adherence to the present adrain
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istration party. ;
known' that the
have insoired
It is quite well
fripnds of Grant
this . movement
among the negroes in this Statd.
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Ihe Hon. A. II. Stephens, ayB th Hew
York Tribune, ia said to be al wji mora or
lees depressed in departing from Washing-
ton at the close of the e.ioB.! It ia rlat
l that Jwhen fall of foreboding he wjent
Snath after the adjournment in 1859 he
followed
d! with bU eye" aa long :as po8bl
ne of the capitol. "Ton are look-
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tbe dome
ing at that 'I suppose." aid tome . ne,
"thinking of the time .when you willj re
turn a Senator f" 14Not at ad," anawered
Mr. Stephens 'I am taking farewell of it
knowing I shall not aee it again 'n til I
am broogbt here a State prisoner." tlia
was literally fulfilled in the latter part of
October,jl8fi5, when he passed through
the city a paroled prisoner i on hi way
Lome after spending nve montas in ion
W arrcn.
n Irresponsible Prediction.
From the New York San.l J
j . i I- Ml .1
No penitentiary; has yet bejen
built that will hold Dorsey, Brady
or Elkins inside the walls! for Star
route frauds while Garfield sits
the White House or Blaine remains
iu the Department of State.
If vou wish to show ! that you
know that it summer in eiitd of
the thermometer, you musij write to
your menus on me stationery pre
pared eDcially for the season, and
ornamebted with flights of dragon
anA hana'anH hlTfl A in ! th Kill m
ner of each sheet and card. I
Mrs. Nettie Cloninger, of Dal nger field ,
Texa, hiie fibbing on Uaghea Lake
pue day rccently, was attacked jby a eion
in a mohtj savsge manner. She threwj it
into tbe lak, bnt it came back and fougb
her for blf aa hoar before she killed it.
IXTte Republican forty lie" , f
JL'rontottiott,
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.j . Wilminston Star Jane tfth .
A special telegram from Raleigh
informs1 us that the) Republican
State Executive!' Committee met in
that city yesterday and resolved to '
issue an address to the people of '
the State against the
bill. li;, -
prohibition
- We need not isay to those
who .
have read the Star carefully of late
tost tbis action is no surprise to us.
Vf0 have felt donfident for soma
tine that the question of prohibi
tion would Inevitably (drift into
politics, and that the Republicans,
as ia party, would take strong
ground against iti ... j i -L
f Whatever else" j maylx be said - of
this action of the highest Republi
can authority in! the State except a
State convention, it insures the
defeat of prohibition j land it re
mains for those I Demodrntn
love their party better jtban the
empty, privilege of supporting a
measure that is doomed to over
whelming defeat, to look his que.
tidnf quarely in the face; and deter-
mina nnfafelw i1' iah. 'u
uugub to pursue, f
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Great Haul of Drum rish.
Oasnoock (Ea8tern,S.hore) Virginian .
! fr. vvucox, 91 1 vninc.TrOteague
Island, on Tuesday made a haul
$hat Astonished the natives", anfl
I r tir; i r '. . '
threw into the , shade all Ithe fis
trapping of all the-factories put tol
gether. ; Throwing out his seincs;-
t,- ? A;jT r I -i 'li'
s nu iusl in li in e ior an unnp.irn
if LtJ-:i ! -e j: - Jl . i ,1 ,iM
w w-uooi 01 arums, wnicn usua
swrhi! close to the bottdrril buti
thisf instance wcre near the surfaa
Hisjdrews secured between co o
and 100,000 large! fellowsj loadin
two schooners. 1 Mr. Wilcox trave
tncra away to wblte and black and
ai larke surplus remained undis
posed of.
TT.
a. X'orktowu Cannon Mull,
j Baltimore Sun, j
Robert B. Shaw, formerly i Preside
Justice! of the County Court of Bucknh
ham county, Va., has a cantton 1 ball,
wetghiiig eight pounds, which was throwh
into the American lines during the siege'
ui luiMuwii,! m ifi, ana was laicen
home by Mr. Shaw's grandfather, a sol-i
dier of fthe reyolution, who was present
at the; siege and surrder of :Cornwalh6.
It has been a "cherished rehe" in the
Shaw; (family I for nearly one; humtrcd;
years and will be exljiibited-at! the York-
town tcntenial, m Odtoher next.
That latest neWo outrage noa
;Reidsyille, North Carolina, should
warn people living! in sparsely set-!
tjed rural districts, against leaving:
their yives and daughters at home
Unprotected. Rapje and the mur-'
der of jwomen when left defenceless
one
of the natural results of
"teaching and practicing political
and social!' equality. Richmond
ptate June 9th.
I I The Hon. Alexander H. Ste
phens, in an address to some young!
men at Augusta, Ga., some months ,
leir stnre
Irintfna r i.aal wrfr Ihnl lh a n.i i I I
HAWII
th -BBrin-j. a
not a steady incline
hpward, bnt a rolling way,, now up
again down, with a general incli
nation toward the tup. He advif'M
all you be men to f commit Grav 7h
Fisieey." and liurusr "Attvice to A
W ....
iXoung urieua," to mim).
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low who had been-
to th
Circus spoke of his!! girl's cheek as
a splendid side-show.
I The grocer sets a good I egg sainj
pie In tne window. Tuose in tbe
m . 11 rn - . . I l
basket are often not so good.
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There are some then sojtalkativd
that nothing but the toothache caii
Inake one of them hold his jaws
I j Why is the money you jire in the
habit of giving to the poor liko u
liewly-born babe? Because it's pro-
cious uttle.
j j There is nothing worthy of thd
pame of education jwhich is wholly!
apart from religioiji. Every -child
has a soul, which makes him con
sciously akin to the) unseen and thu
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eternal: ana tuis jsoui, loiien m
Adam but reaeemea in utniatj
must be educated in tho truth as iti
is!ih Jesus" ! ' '' I
S j A? small boy of Bath, 1
had
ust!gohe to bed, when he began to
dijeim jabout cows Soino I slight
noise woke bim up and he said,
i'Mamma, I saw some Icows."
"Where?" she aske l. ,4Ub there1 ,
said ho pointing to .tbe- ceiling
Bs mother remarked that; that
was a queer place tb see cws, uud
the little fellow got Islightlyj acrv
anosaia " yeu, a gufces tuey couiu
be angel cows, couldn't they?"
1 ' -u .tj-i! .!': f- 1 -ih i ' r "
- The footprints of a barbarian in
the 'sand prove the presence of a
man; tol that sametheist who de
nies the existence of a God of
whlse hand the' jrhole.' uuveio
beats the impress. j j '
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lf you wish to behold God, vcu
see hiih ih every object around;
search n your breast, and you will
find him there. And if you do not
vet perceive wnere ne a wens, con-
i j 1 1 4- n f 1 " 7
fute me, if you can, ana say where
nets not. duenmsiastQ,
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