isr.: c, wj3rspAY, October is, isra
Vol.' V.
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DURHAM,
TOBACCO PLANT.,
DEMOCRATIC ALWAYS , -4
i (1 Under all Circumstances
t ublished every Wednesday at the low
! l ice of J-ll.50 a year, T5 CS. for six
; Semi I r spcimen copies
V pOFESStONAL CARDS. '
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' 2. II. WE 13 B, ;
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'' ATTORNEY AT LAW, v
." DURHAM, N. C.
; . ; , .' ' .1 ' ',.;
"Will practice in the Superior Courts of
.Alamance, Orange, and Person.
All . business promptly attended to. ,
No. 11 ; ..
SELECT&D STORY.
JOU Cri$'fc II OX EST Y.
! John Cady was sixteen years old, tal
for his age, very thin, with red hair ana
paH blue eyes, aad altogether had a :
weak and sickly appearance. From the.
time he could remember, he had lived
with his uncle, who was n druggist
Left an orphan at a very early period
in life, fits kiLf hearted relative had
taken him to raise, and when he was old
enough he was set to sweeping the shop
and running errands He increased it;
altitude so fast that hit uncle, who was
to feel iii the proximity ,jf a person whd
could sport with thousands in sucl'l
manner. ; r: j . i- "
Apart from the sense he had of the
utter incongruity between a man with a
pocket full of bank notes, aad another
with only seventy-five cents, he f:nt there
was a practical danger j in sitting so
close to1 exposed wealth. The' pocket
book by mistake might, get into his
pocket, a note might get entangled, in
one of the buttons of his coat, the old
gentleman might conceive he had been
robbed, and John might! find himself
j suspected and accused. A shiver pas
sed over him as he thought of these
ful.of notes by way of reward? He was
going, tordo better, no doubt. He had
given him his card and invited tin? to
his house "Come and see me to-morrow
: these words rang in Joan's"' ears,
and he could thing of nothing else. He
didn't go and see.Iiia aunt- that day ; he j
couldn't. His heart was too full of un
utterable jojjfora common place visit to
a relative. He turned back to the city,
autl went to a cheap restaurant to -get
his dinner.4 He hadn't inuch appetite.
however,! and he soojst .was at fcic castle
building! again No, it wasn't castle
building this time, it was ; soniethmg.taii
gible. The cardohineas
tenance. .-. By degrees the'.iudthat,io-jof j H. W. WAUAB.
John Cady became appeased : and when
he heard a light footfall on the stair pnd
the rustle of silk, he was sure that 5ay
was coming to take him up to her.fatjer.
J jGliding info' the loom came a yoiinjr
woman with hair as red as his owiji
Her face , was thin and pinched, andihe
had evidently had the erysipelas lumber
nose. -Her voij'e war sharp and . wa
and she was! -cross-eyed even if sheMvas
robed in silk. f r
U. M. WAHAB.
rson
JNO 6. WIERSONLK
5
JON E 3 W AT S ON
ATTORNEY AT
V5 :-.
LAW
WilL attend Durham every: Wednesday and
fz hie Biicnat his office i Cliape! llil
very other day. . '""'"' ; . j '. :-t
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' A. W. G 11 A II AM,
-A T T 0 JI N E Y A T L AW,
IIILLSBORO, N C.
.Wili he? at Durham every .Wednesday
'w here he can be seen atj his "oiliee over
btyrons tore. Oflice also in llillsboro
Claim' collected in all parts kof Ue Siirte
H L' BUM PASS. ' N. LUNSFORD.
B1IMPAS3. Sc LUNSFORD;
LA W
roxbcJro, nv c. , . - ;
ATT O 3 'X EYS a 1
a snort man, was a good deal bothered iujj aud blHtUy ci;iged hii .eat ! told him! itr " ' mkJ
faaking hia wArri-oat paataloous Ct tha j
rung legs of the growing youth, but he
had an ingenious housekeeper; who disH
covered the art of making a passalnej
pir of i pants out ot two old ones. Tdj
be "sure, the kgs dil uot always harmon
iz3 in olor, but the difference was so!
trifling that it was expected Johu Cady
wuif.d uevsr be the wiser of it. John)
at the age of sixteen, slept in the chop;
rerhaps that was the rwson the poet
bw'&eveballd were vellowish instead.
fel
of
bu
to; tbe opposite side of the car
and hungry looking woman,
sitting on the other side or the oldfgen.J
tleuiau, and had been eagerly watshing
him count his wealth, immediately fol
lowed Johu Cady, j
When the .old gentleman finished
counting his notes, he too a small mem
orandum book from his p. ckot and made
ably the sum
note of sometliiog, prob
A poor
who was
:jn iy.
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P. M BRIGGB
AT TO 11 NET AT . L AV,
.1 AND .
REAL. ESTATE ! AOEHF,
Special attention iven to the collec
oiicf claims. j . ;
1 Ojjtreiii 31:'i"ir's office. , 0-tf.
. N T I S T R !
Snreicahr Mscliaiiicai 1
otv.ri-
it: .vr i-
:tiwT'ruti.
isi cr iMiilding; Over.. C.
.fii vaiTiiated toglve
1)'?. A . F. MALIiKTT. ;
r PU YS1C1AX & SURGEON,
' "-: T.nto of Memphis Tcnn. .
; HAS '-"LOCATED AT DURHAM.
. Culls loft at Lyon & Can's Drug tore,
-.vill reciive attention promptly. -; r,
" 'I'lIOTOGliAI'IIIC
; : A P. T I S T . .
FAfETTEVlLLE STREET. -
i iA.Tii:ro ra:, sr. c:
Tersons deyirin pictures -will f.nd it tp
ti.oir'intOTPKt tn cull on the above yrbere li-'r-
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Vt U!itlt:lPT10ll 1" C1VSU UI """n.
White, and his complexion anything!
that of health. , i
Every Thursday afternoon his uncle"
permitted him to have a holiday ; the:
rest of the week he was expected to work'
witiithe patience and regularity of. a
mule in'a treadmill, and never complain,;
evoii if ilie went to. bed hungry. His
unfile' managed' bis lionise upon a plan so.
frugal that nothings was wasted that
could positively, be eatan and digested
by than or beast.
Poor John Cady bad mtriy heartaches
llejused to watch the boys play, but
never fcun 1 tims to join in theip spot tt. mouth ;
TGraklually he became a 4qniet, malan-i
I eh )lly youth, and grew up with little-
idea5' of how he V7as to' make his mark in
the jworld. Iu 'he' wiuier months his
uncle sent him to night school ,- and by
this! meajis he acquired all ;th
elupatiAi lie ever posaessed. But he
wasihonest, strictly so, aud mo twit list n J
iiiir;the ro'iirn lessons he .vai taght in
lifej he ever was conscientious in .all he
did! , .
Like'all -joyp, he had his dreams.
His' unchi could not deprive him the
pledsiii ej of btiild'm.air castle?, and many,
s'ic'i -structures John reared whfle "h
-,.r-rfirtd tin driid',erv- of the hon..' In
j..p, . a" J-.. ' .
various ways, no.re.vor, ie nnu eamtv i
litije nv ney, whicli he had hoarded up,
until the. sum amounted to ab mt iifteeu
do'liars::1 This' wealth lie had- acquired
j in his afternoon bolides, assisting a
i Ml l. i:.,l Ur l .1m? .i,llll aim
nHliinail IIU IIVCU nam. ,
hai taken pity upot the unfortunate
y,,uiti). By his advice . John Cady Jiatd
deqianded a salary from his uncle, who
ha4 promised to give him two dollars a
week and his board when he shouU bo
aevienteen years olJ. ; John never forgot
his! friend the milkman for putting him
on 1 the road to fortune ; and as , it
waited eight months of the time when
he should receive pay for his services,
he looked forward5 with the eagerness of
a child to the coming of the happy' day.
- It was a clear, cold afternoon in Sep
tember that John Cady stood at the cor
ned of the screet "waiting for the cars, to
total. Then he put the book back in its
place, and a few minute later he cram
med the poeketbook iu his pocket "and
cailed iaJiaitc for the car to stop, as he
i had passed his street He left the car
followed-by the hungry looking woman,
and John Cady wa.s the bnly passajurer
le t. lie watched the eld mau across
the street until he was lost to view,
amid the crowded pavement, and then
settled himself for another effort at
cas-
tie -building, when his eies fei'G attrac
ted by .something lying in the straw,
beneath where the old jrcutleman S had
been' sitting.
'lie means io uiftk'e a friend of me,"
murmured 'John. "He'll introduce me
to.his family to his daughter-ah ! that's
it: I'in sure that's what he meant. He
wishes me for a son-in-law. Ilis daugh-:
ter must be beautiful and-her name
her name is May. I ifc1 no doubt
of it. I always loved the name of May.
May liaisons ! What a charming name.
The old gentleman will join our hands
together and say: "Take her, oh, no
ble youth ! She is thine !'' L j
John Cady went straight to his home,
and took; twelve dollars from the spot
where he' had hiddeu it. He then went
to a clothing store purchased him
self a new coat and vest. All he even
ing he paraded before his little cracked,
looking glffssj and wondered how May
Parsons vvould like his appearance. He
slept-poorly that night, and j awoke , at
least a dozen times and wodlered if it
w;is morning.
.He dreamed that he owned a large
manufactory-; had hundreds of bands in'
John's heart almost leaped into his j his employ ; that he lived a splendid.
he trembled frlm head to! foot
with agitation, and he feat a : momenta-
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ry fa'utuess. It was the did gentleman's
pocketbook. John Cady gave a quick
look at the conductor, iltv; was gazing
in another -direction, an-i, with a rapid
snatch the1 precious wallet was in John's
possession, a nuiurea cnougiiw ptsseu
suceesiiun.
r Should he
Should he
id
t?
jr .',
throuuh Lis uund in ra
AVhat thculd he do wit!,
give. if up to the conduct
c i!l a rioJicenian ; bhould he keep it
and advertise if. or wai until it was ad-
... i
vertised, and then obtain the reward!
While these -thoughts Jpassed through
his mind :a sudden impulse seized hitn to
'et out, aud he sprui:ir from the car.
"Perhaps L can and the old uentie
man," he thought, and he forthwith dash
ed along the street. Penlestrians looked
at him as he flew on Ink way, tutk no
doubt t'.icught he was crazy or iu a hur
ry. Far and wide his eyes wandered to
discover the owner of the pocketbook,
but the old man was no where in sight.
After a half hour's fruitless search he
happened to cast Lis eyes across j the
stivet, aud peicerved the old gentleman
standing on the pavement examining
Lis pockety vf ile his -face exhibited
much dismay. He had; discovered; his
loss. I - '
:" i,Va bi n nut fco (r tjwn. lie ha
Uam-mt to make the best; pictures m Ufcw , . , . '
anion raaiu tuut wuo uvcu iu.,
he occasionally made her a vinit. When
the ear came along, JohjLenscinced him-
9 1 0,nr : I
: 1
I5iivc just received .a U'Vf e an I Well Rblee
tetl stock of Tare Drus, Me Ucine, Cheipi-
cals, ra'-Pts, OiN, Varnish, &c. '
SODA, , ; ; t
JHELM- TAKTATi ! '' f :
' BAKING POWDERS, . ( ;
.. . . ' AX D RP1CFA.
Ccl'iuloid Trusses, Supporters, Nursing
Bottles, Nil pla hi elds, and ponges. ;
VAXCV ARTICLE. : . - V
L rEUFUMERYHAUt OIL SOArS TOIL
ET TOWDER, FLAVORING. EXTRACT;
TOOTH BRUSHES, HAIR BRUSHES
DRESSING COMBS,' &c. . v
. segArs, TOBACCO AND. NUFF.
GARPEN, ; - ' ': f ' -,";-'"
"' 'GE AS?,' '!-'.-'' v
- AND FLCWEIt , ;
" ; , . ' j ' SEEDS, j
rhysitiatis' rer6Criptio'fi aictarately coin
pounded at all bourse Orders aHemJed
with r.tathtess ahd dispatch. r
self in a corner ssat, and gave himself
up to castle: building. Pretty soon the
calf stopped to admit au old gentleman,
wlio took a -ssct directly alongside our
hefoV He was a niiu of toine sixty
years, dossed in dark brown clothes,
the- puttsrn of which went out of fashion
about tbe time John Cady was. ushered
inio life. A heavy gold chain, with an
immense cornelian seal, -hung on 'his
watch foe. and a white fur hat sur-
i mounted his white hairs. No sot ner
ih Ua aVn bis seat than he took
1.1 Ki.
out a well stuffed pocketbook, and began
c.-.unting the notes it contained.
Just at this moment John Cady rais-
ed" his eyes, and coming back 'c the
.realu.s of the world, gazed , the old
min with -undisguised astonishment.
The pocket-book was crammed full, and
.the notes were hundreds, five hundreds
and "even , thousands. " Certainly; there
must have been $20,000 in t'at -wallet,
ancl the old gentleman thumbed them
over so carelessly that John Cady was
sure that he had thousands more at the
I back OJ them. He apparently made no
more account of his- wealth than John
did the seventy-five cents stowed away
in the corner of his vest pocket. The
longer our hero gazed upon the old gen
tleman, the more nnomfortable he began
'I. found it T found it I" cried John,
as he dashed up to the old man and! ex
tended his treasure. - j
For u moment neither spoke. It was
a strange picture, the old man holding
ihis recovered pocketbook, and John Cu-
dy, all eagerness and out of breath,
from . the haste' in which he had been
runnicg. The o'd fellow, at length open
ed his arms, and John fell plump into
them. T,he embrace was short, howev
er, fr the old gentleman immediately
!!t;i ii to count It is notes. When he
had satisfied himself they were'VH cor
rect, he spoke : j
"W'orthy young man?'' he exclaimed.
f'Honest youth permit me"v-and he
grasred a handful of notes. Then he
.jaused, as if a new idea had struck lam.
'No,'' he ejaculated, ''honesty like this
can never be rewarded by a few dollars.
can never repay you. Such conduct
rts yours is not to bi measured by inon-
iy. ' I t-hall never forget ; you. Here,"
!ind he preaentqd hia card, "come and
see me tii-morrow at three o'clock. Sharp
mansion surrounded by every, j luxury ;
that 1 ay always stoqd in thej magnifi-.
cent saloon to we'.c.upo him oiil . his re
turn from his business. He dreamed
that he bad been elected -to. Congress ; .
that they j wanted to make him a candi
date for the Presidoiip.y.j He dreamed
that be owned a whjle railroad and a
half dozen of the goldmines iu Califor
nia; . that ho buift grand ohurchs all
over the land and fed the poor by thou-
sand-i! He awakened with a shiver,
f u- the window was open ana it was gwe-
ti:iiT light. It was too soon for the shop
io uppn, but, he hurried mi his .clotbes
anI rim cjver to his friend, the milkman,
and imparled his gojd news.-Y llis friend
sho'tk hi u!i by the hand warmly ond ccn-gn-.tuhited
him oh his good luck.
"I hope uncle 'will g:ve ;e this day
off," sighed Jolir), "for 1 mut. go and
see niy benofacter.'' '
"Pit attend to that," replied the
milkman. j I'll see your unci.; for you
and explain matters. Jieave it all to me.',
"How.ood you are," answered John.
"We'll 'take nil k from : yd -that is
when I marry Mr. . Parsons' daughter
May. Ob ! we'll be good customers in
deed we will." I , .
The milkman saw Joha Cady's uncle
and mad''! matters so easy that when
he asked for leave it was granted at once,
and a half dollar was also placed in the
palm of his hand, with injunctions not to
- : - , - -
spend too much money.
' O'.i ! "how wildly John' Cady's heart
throbbed as he got into the ! street car
and begun his journey to 0- town.
: 'Heavens and earth F' thought oo
John; "can (his be May. Parsons?" i
j As soon as sne eyed John comfortfbjy
seated on the pofa, her nose became nforft
inflamed, nnd eetnefhing like a i'rownsajt
upon her brow. 1 j
i "Oh ! you are the poor young pi"!;'
who found papa's pocketbook. 11$ is ,
Uo much obliged to you, and he deros
me to give1 you'this" 1
;! John, who! had risen to . his feet, me
chanically hpld out bis band; astonjisij
iiient depnfed him cf the ppwei- df
speech1. The young laJy deposited
something in his baud and precipitately
left the room. j
1 1 He put his hand to to, his fo rehjead
like one awakened from a strange dref'u.
lie never knew how he found binfself
out of doorsj but when lie got on fthje
pavement he examined the. reward gfyeli
him by Mr. Parson's daughter. It Iwas;
fifty cents in fractional currency. Alasj!
alas ! for the ! vUiuns of youth ;; alas I for
castles built in air ; alas J fcr the twelve
dollars spent; in new clothes.
j ! John Cady was but human. , Hujhiil
iation and ahger took. possession 'ofiiinf
and bis face became as ted a5 hi fair.
He gazed upoh' the earth and fould a
hiall stone, j Around this -he Jwraped
the fifty cent note, and tied it wsth a
piece of string which be happet.-ll to
have in his pocket, 'i hen he took ojjd
iaim at the upper windows, and the iiext
inoment there'rcame a gotlnd of craslaitig
glass, as John Cady bounded away ivith
the speed of a deer. !
V The poor fellow went back tol Ijis
drudgery in the shop, and vowed It Ijat
if he ever- found thousands of d; Hits
again he would try and be more ra idn
al in his c.ipectations ; and should tllat
money, belong to Phinea3 Pariolis,
well he wouldn't say what ho v
do but surely he would have his revet)
TIT
HI
lanters waipuse.
3URHAM KG..
For Tke-.B, e of iea Tobacco
The iluinie;fcT SatsJ
Our mnrket, the largest niiinufacturinix market in the
State, will need for the next year TEN MILLIONS
i
pounds of Smokers, besides large quantities of wk ap
pi: us and Fillers.
So dont be afraid of glutting the Durham market: " Bring us your Tobacco to
OUR WABEHOUSE .
Largest, -and best lights m the fstr.te, and we know you will reilizj the
be3t prices at our lib a o. The management of the : Warehouse' will ivnh
the control of . -1 ;. -l " '- "'.'-'
: ' ' i - " ' ' '
who has had. many years experienca in managing Warehouses' and also in rais
ing and Manufacturinii Tobacco.
We are spt to forget the Folemnf fes
sons of . the past. As time passes away
and we get futlir and " futher f'onj
. a
given transaction the imprest-ion beclimes
dim, and thi recollection after wliile
tades Completely a r a . Arr-rr-..i.
cvents We are liable 'io con.sider those
things that immediately, concern upland
to bo indifferent to those '.ihiiigsf.that
are remote 'or t-'i:: i:cern others
. i e are possible ha oh to for:e Ittie
vast plundering of the robbers whosiive
three o'c'ock. Sharp, three,; remember
4-Pm precise. Adieu, noble youth,
adieu ;" and'the old fellow turned away
ijo bide the emotion which was choking
his utterance..
j John Cady gaied at tbe card. It was
inscribed Phiueas Parsons, N -street,
G town
It was quite clear to John Cady t
is fortune was Trade. Here was au
ibid gentleman evidently of great wealth
Io whom he has restored a, large amount
of. money. Tha old man was grateful,
there was no mistaks about that, for was
ie not on the point' of gjviffg hlm a hand-
Three o'clock found him standing on
Phineas Parsons' doorstep. . Was May
expecting him? A servant opened the;
door; John entered. The odor ot aline.
dinner pervaded the house. Ir. Parsons
was waiting dinner f or; him. j W hat an
excellent man !
Walking into the parlor, which was,
beautifully furnished, John carelessly.
threw himsel: on a cherry colored bro
catel sofa, and beun to build castles.;
Presently lhe servant returned
"Are you the boy from Last's, the
boo! maker r she asked. M
John wanted to brain her on tbe spot;
but he didu't dare do it. ;
"The what?" ' John cried. The blood
tew" to his'faee he was getting angry.
He who had fouad a fortuue and return
ed it to the owner, been invited to his
house evidently to dine, and' ultimately
to receive his daughter in marriage, was
FOR- THE BIGGEST .PRICES BE SURE
you go xo J?LVISTEaS "WAREHOUSE-
We shall keep constantly' on hand a,, large s:ipply of the different, and best
. : j- ' " ' r -
bacco Fertilizers and Peruvian Guanoi, at cost, low freights added, having nade"
arrangements , to get it from first hand
GOOD ACCOiMODTION S fox both
man and beast ' ,
; ' M. W. WAiL&B MCO. :
712 . . irro 'rietops
pireyed upon
the Southern people fi'nee
the close of the war. The figures ap
pear so enormous tlioy actually stlgjger
one's credulity. We are' unwilling'; to
believe in the depravity of mej or
t think that it is possible for .the Si:.
ers of any party to have t-o waste
stolen the earnings of a poor and
ing peojue. But we will give Ui
ures, taking the States alphabet
We iiive the debt of the Southern States
iu l8o.) and .in lS71-"72i. ;
Aliihama Daht.ii -....$. 5,fl
BOARDING
AND
' Maix St. pcRiiM, X. C.
AT H 3. A R NA UD I? 11 ED 1 ;
will open lier school forirls, at lit-r rosi--dcuee,
on tho iirbt Moj.day iu bfpteniber.
hfhe will hc- asiitcd hy '
CHeap Iliiiiiiber,
I have Siiw-nM live ruiles south of
Durham, near the farm of ( M. Ill-.UNDONT
Jr, , and am prep.ireil to furuiiih I.UMliHIt'
delivered iu "Durham' mi short notice. ie
deliver Lumber for
! Orders left at 0.
"' :'.:)) pej hundred f?ct.
KTOR10 will receive proinjt attention, (liva
' ' ' ' i
me a call. ' j'ol IN SCOTT.
138
Total debt, in 1872. -. . . .'52,9i6
Ihcreass under carpet bag ride. 2ii.7i"j731
A rknnsas--Det in SCo . . .
Total debt in 1371
Ihcrc.iSe under ear pef-bag rujje.. 15,4,3..3sf
Florida Debt in 1805 ....... 1. -3 1 ,
. 1
0,6! 7
i
Total debt in -73 ,....;. 1 G,5(l,072
Increase under carpet-btjjufe. lo,ii,-15")
Oeowia Debti in '65... . . . . . . 711,500
Total debt in72.;
Increase under carpet-bag rule.
Louisiana Debt in 't.o
Total debt in '72 : . : .'.
Incrcase"iridei carpet-bag rvle.
Mi sissippw Debt in '65 ,
fiebt in '71...'i
increase undeRjCurpet.bag rul.
N- Carolica Debt in .'. .
Debt in '72 ... ............. .
Incrciwe under icarpet-bag rule .
j It will be remembered $hat ifjtl
fot-baggersnsi their allies in the
islaturd of 18C8-60 had not been titvart
MILS. LAN DON LYON.
Thorough instruction-, in Enl ih, Math
;ni:itics, Latin, I'rvuch ai.il Music.
- i'ov cireifsir containing lull particulars
$ 4 twit 870 ; b lerms sc. , apply at Drii; Stcuvs or to
i ' .i:',S. A. 1'liLO 1 ,
21 tf. .... Mr.tu DiniiAV., N. C.
' ' .
Sfev STEAMMXES.STEAM BOILERS. ,
rW iw3 - 7.1 TVa Ma
19,t i!.2 or f-
38.(,7o-l
32, 2,25a
?13,3! it'GOO
41, sj ii73
28,5(j.47d
$ i)9,2G7
1.317.449
ei5i7f?,94.1
34,4t,t67
10,lit,522
isic'ar f
-Ig-
i
WiiiTELAW i CB0WDR,
Corner of i$i.uut & lorau Streets j
Xt TJEZG-tt, 1ST. C. -
are prepared to furnish
MARBLE 1 052 B STONES
OF. ALL KINDS,
Neatly Carved aud F.i;gravcd.
ALSO, ALL KiriDS OF
IWILL GEARINQ MADE
sSjit if fid wm-i a 'it 1
Ihafting.puiieys and kangef
I The UNEQUALLED JAS. LEFFEL DOUBLE
mnosit
ed ia their purposes atid pltn3. 'fjd i
tjheir wild-cat legiftUtion had bce car
ried into effect, the State debt on Janu
ary 1, 1871, would have been $43jOOO,
000. The courts interferred, anS' t)ie
State was saved some $lO,000,0p, by
declaring appropriations to this aii ount
illegal and void. The Governor h clar
ed in 18 1 tliat it was neces-vw-y t repu-
of the debt. TBe' Ifisla-
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m;1re.n bv a servant for a slioemauer s ; mww . pa.t
apprentice Oh'3' wa too mueh for jture of l858'-6? wasfnttedy fcupt
L.i,an. endurance. Oatu-rirlg himself I that. to secure! legislation nipifejlfmust
nn to h full height zni extending his f be paid for it.' A'director bi 4iilr.ad
' lorig " arik 'srm he replied, with wi ther- testiGed before a Cbngrebsicnal cijjnm'it
lat ! ing accent : " Wcman, go and tell your tee that 6verturesfor tbe passagl jof ten
ing accent: u vmw, j-. ri " i , $ j
master that it is the gentlemin wQO, yes j millions cr oonus in aiaoi too
' - SUCH AS .
PostB, Step, Sills, Wa'cr-TabIe?, Slrec
aud Graveyard Curbstones, &c.
All Orders froin'. the Hobntry of Cily
Promptly aiifuJf1. 5o. 1
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National Hotel
' AUGUST DOEPP
s. '
Dealer in Pianofortes a 1 Organs; Re
speclfullj' announces Hiat he Ca?i furuiiiit
the public with K'.l'lVily l33Tit-ClaN.S
Pianos aud Orgaiw of standard in; '- . ;'irc;
er than any one ele!. Pur li rs i wil
therefore fi inl it' to thf.ir adv.fna.;- to cou
hult him,hefore er-idin( to buy. 1
Catalogues iuriiLsbbd
on A.pplication
Dr. Doepp 1 is nlo ncnt fir tl.o larjrost
IMpe Orjr Conpany in' Ani-iici, priccH
twenty-five per cent lo-.vtr than Luy other
Terms p.fr lay.,-
DelighlFiiUy riilnaW ncxl to Capital Sqr
UALKIGII; N. 0.
A. NEW.IIOUE-
terday. found bis pockeUbook.
Then he threw himself back ' on the
cherry colored brocatel' sofa, and gazed
after tha reireatin servant with a se--refc
but triumphant expression of coun-
roaus
lead-
had been made by the llepublic
ers in the Legislature, oh the cad
tliat tliey icrre to be qaul tmqer g⁢ cf
the amount voted, or one million! dol
ars This would hiye given ijbem a
nice sliee. Vil. Stnr.-
i.
TfT.
MOST THOROUGH MANNER V
ana or tli. mr .vii.,.c:,. i
. 1 1 I II 111 I I'ri n r tt An.. " - . 1 r ..
" ".v.i.uai.u .uu cirtirfs millfciaction
guaranteed. '
A SPECIALITY ;
mae or supplying ail Pianos with noT
fine Kooms, Well rurnished and ht ) actions. . ;
ted tip in best style. Bath-rooms, and j LIBER AL DISCOUNT TO, THE
Water-closets on each floor.
Billiard Saloon ia Basfniciit.,
C. S. EROWX,- Frop'r
3 FEFR, Clerk.
i Kcvern CIers.v
j Applications by mail will receive promp
i attention. Address
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Al'ISLW IIOKPP
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