North Carolina Newspapers

-A . T L. . " . 1 : .... . ,1 . j !MOMBKMBMMMslannBMBSaann i.: V 1 1 Ml, f " Or f 1 7;; 1 '". 'I. 4 Ml il !' i", lit -1 1 ;'t Carolina lUntcpanJ JA.LISBURT. THURSDAY APRIL 10. ; j t3?V Owing to sickness our usual a mount of news items, ecc, &c, does not appear this weck I I I I ' pressTassociation. i -Goldaboro Lai been agreed upou as toe place and'tbe 14tb' of May next as (he time for the holding of the editorial cenVcn for the purpose if organizing a press fs II. fIB II 11 UK. IUV IIIUU UUU piata ected, and we expects large cdn- aociatHm well set link alii editors and pnb attend , and take part in ; We.'laTe long needed uu association of ; the kind in this state, and we have ni doubt that great good will result from it. 1 veution. ' We i lihers ought to the proceedings are uuable to pay loose.l Another fore our Supreme J have but ue mar p e brought be- 'ourt atlhe June term. did on a former occasion, land change its decisions accordingly. Homestead had !l WW: S I better take mrninW. and tict before it too late. pittlc time is k great Democratic ictory, if to-day's Tim pOMEOFTHE CAPITOL. The dome of the Cap'tol at Wsshiiig- am u 1 IhA rv a .Kitisaft! , ifpriitlniA other frauds of the Radical are break ng America.; It is1 103 feet Licber than ti e party, ana arousing, uie Wasliiiir oh Monument at Baltimore. 68 feet higher than Bunker Uillaiid;23 let higher than the Trinity Ubureli tower at Jew liork. It in the only eoneiderable .t it f . r ! tuleeraras gives th correct figures. It It snows tuat me l-:reuu ;-oouirn una and that Court , will almost certainly; re-1 j . ,lilt cognize the pu'amunt atahorjty of tjic masses to the neceaaity of its destrnctiou. Supreme Court ot the Unified States; as! it IH the Connecticut Legislature, the poH- ADVICE TO YOUNG PEOPLE. I MARRIED SUSPENSION OF A GRAND ..:; I LODGlC - B. C. vBcrrr. Sumeme nhaneelloT'of the world la thd Order of the Knighu 'of Pythias, basl issued bis order suspending Uie (Jrabd ldge oi l'ennsylvauia and M essrs Eiijoas : that the "feucei law, is dome o hollow ponds. tical complexion wa as follows: Senate Republicans 15; Democrats 6.j I . . ; !" . j II tfuse- Republicans 129 ; Demtcrat8 112 - giving the! Republicans tweuty-eix maiority on joint ballot. 111 UHS fcltcun on 1 usuay, iu aensw . A . jra - .. . . i; Democrats, aiid the House will have a noaall Democratic majority thus enur iiig the election of a Democrat for United Slates Senator. I i In the United Senator. Iu the fourlOiiugreseional Districts the This is the title of a new Magaaine weekly published at Philadelpbiu, Dio Lewis, editor. It is hindiomjly gottfen up, and in a form to make a very fine book. The general Southern Agent for it, Mr. - i). GFenso, s stopping here for a few (lays, and will all on some of our citizens lo present its eVtms. The lovers of light literature can jaiardly fail to be pleaied For the WatchmaoJ NO kENCEi i - s ; rnotice in yonr colurana w being argued, both pro and con by yo4r corwponden(s. It waa not to be presumed that all! persons Wuldf aree aajto the neceiwitr of m TtlnGe Iaw."s &a it U imnowtU t . S I ( T . '"b ble for all to j iew the matter- from the satne Republicans. had three members an standpoint. $ome lime sincej "Rowan Millk," Democrats oue-r-Barnum iu the act forth, as I thought, some excellent reasons I District i probable that the Democrats why we ahouldj have k'fencelIw." Biit in your willgaiii in the jfouith Diauict. Iuthat last iaaue, "A Farrael" deliverl himself of views District, Kellogg is oppoaed by Ex Gov at diametrically owlosed to those of "Rowan English, audv the contest is very cloae. Mills" as are the pojes. j It will probably take the official vote to Vnr mnn rUri ilast T h. ttirfrttrVi T BMW decide. ( ti naMMBii kf iL.iJi. with I s If to-day'! dispatches are proved to be Mces and cornpelliflg people! o klep up their rrect t lieu Lounect.cut has done nobly, d'-A.iL . J- a and rebuked m atrong terma the corrup- continuity increasing scanty of tiiner. . Under the slave laboi' systeln, our farmers cleared more land and cut down aiore timber than was either prudent or necessaey, just fblr thef purpose of keeping, their slaves employed. Bit a new era t Iron iu the worhi. it is a vast Sphere of iron, weighing 8,000,000 lfovr nineh is thatl Nearlf; 4,000 tons, or about the weight of 70,000 fulN grow b people,' or about eqnel taij 1,000 ladh cars, which, holding four tons each. ten , : i n . 1; woiuu rcHcn two roues auq a nan. a-iregi-y over your head is a finger in bronze, America, 14,985 pounds. I he pressure of the iron dome upon its piers and pillars H 13,477 pounds to the square foot. St. 'titer s presses nearly 20,000 pounds to the at Paris, require, to Before nnrriaga an t' afterwards f.Iet them learn to cente r nil their hopes of real and lasting happiness in their own lire side; let thrui cherish tbo pith iu home. ami Mil the i,ngli4b virtues Inch the lore taken away their charter. The order bears of home engenders, lies the only true source date March 17th, and the grounds assign of domestic felicity ; let them believe that are insubordination and continual disre- rooud the bouat hold gtdl Contentment I gmrd of authority on the part of the Grand and tranquality cluster iu their rent lest i Lodge. This State becomes meantime a and most Rracriul forms ; and that many I district under the direct authority of the weary hunter kuppiuess UirougU.lnc j Supreme .JyxJge, . aud will be known as uoiay world havu learnt this truth too late 1 the district f Pennsylvania. It is placed d the "l"T'0Vt anl Geuejrive, '.i ' 1 1 66,060" pouiidn more. I wlould IU1IU I ,: . , cruin in pnpnnrier oi our aome, a pres sure Inf 557,270 pounds tOi 1 lie cost was about SI and found a diet riul spirit and a quite in'nd o:ily at houie at las'. How much may depend on the edcuiioii of daughters, and the conduct ot mother liuw much f the biuhtest part of odr old natioual chiracter uiay be perpetrated by their w ad m or in tiered away by their folly under the supervision of Past Grand Chancellor Jos. D.Vetks of Pittsburg Ptttsburg Tost. the square foot. 000 O00J The nt-w wing cost about Sq000,00Q. The architect .has a plan for re central park of tin Capital and enlarging the park which will cost 000 dons and frauds of the Radical Congress. Xcws. 1 : , uilding it lie old about $3,200,- FIUHGHT FROM NEWTON DEPOT. Thro' the clever and efficient agent at the Newton Depot, Mr. 0. G. Forad we i.i i ii . .... i A Majo t-fjrEN'EKAL IN THE G UTTER, have! the following staiistirs : -pTo-day there is a mail going about the Freight for January, with it. ' It rives ajarge amouat of choice .: i . ?a rcadintr: and comtng every week, win t ' . iu j . , o ' " - ' nnt (Vir ths hfisra tinnnrtin (heni. And ret. t BA - ; s IliU ui lieu uuviii us, Kiiu iii Pimiiu, iuiuiciii i ; e ' I i j j i'a i i aL h J e penuiless, subsisting on free lunched and Din-Mied ha left on our hands a vast amount of , ;, , - ,? . (t; i a, old field?, 8uroiuied by dilapidated fencej which in many caen, would fall dowo if it were . . . t - r . ! i. I . . i afford a Very liberal supply thronghut under existing atatiites, we must Keep a lawful the charity of gambit ra, and has riot slept in a bed for months, who, during the war, was one of the most dashing cavalry offi cers in the Union array,- and was promot ed from the rank of first lieutenant to full trbrunry, MaxV'- Total Jibe year. Boupd in a book at the ycdi a or pay for daUagto dea- Brigadier and brevet Major General for UihZln . end. it will make a handsome volume or tine on our crops. We cannot control labor as U.:iu . .vn;i. ik fiM f K,.til nA c" go anowui. end. it will make a handsome volume Tor the eciiter table or the shelf. . I Lis no so flashy m some Magazines iu thc market, lior so pretentious; but it bears evident ' luarkp of merit, which i better. We ai e pleased to see it is the medium for the publication of 'Christian Reid's" ttew storyi "Carmeni's Inheritance." IMPORTANT DECISIONS. we once could. It is not always leasy to hire hands to repair feaces. Sometim4s'it happens ; thati our own boys lire sick, and w!e cannot get our fences repaired in season.? Well, the spring Consisting of Pea, Beans, Oats, Flour. Bacon, Iron &c &c Four, filths of which is the product of the county. -We brilliant expoits on the field of battle, and who, for a long time had a large aud im portant command. LLc has been uere ior two or three mouths under an assumed name, being 213, $04 lbs 209,505 lbs 273,372 lbs 696,171. lbs; Piedmont Press. f . I J 1 i.i i i r .1 Tha 8uureme O)urtof the United State lat u " " """"T wk decided a iraiwrtant Homestead caae for ninety-nine out of a hundred, If you go and comes on and we must pitch; bur ceops, fence; or ashamed to dim the brilliancy of his re- nn fdnn nr lii tm ilatf. And vntii fenrten hoi no-1 rnrrl in the aervice of hid eouiitrv hv an unrepaired, how dften does it inot hapen tjiat ezhibliou of tis degral ilion under former some cood neighbor's unruly stock break into honored name. lie is geuerally very re and destroy yOurcforM, thereby doing you great ticent, having little to do with any oue or damage, besides edgeoderuie feelings of anino-Kalking but little, save when ... ...... - t . . i. . engineer- tell them tha their stock are jdedrbying your crops, will tel yot to put a lawful jfence around your fields, and tien the stock stay out. And thus it will ever be, so long aa the present fence law exists.. J But "A Farmejr" says, "we plant peas among our corn ; gather a field and turn the stock in. to gather the peas." And; he sorelv troubled about the loss of the acorn seems from Georgia. The Court holds that Homestead exemptions cannot apply to debts contracted before the enacUucnt of Homestead lawit -the late enactment of; Congress to the contrary not j withstanding. Of course the same ruling will autIv to North Carolina. The case is stated in the proceedings of the U. S. Court at Washing Ion as follows ; . j , Ounh vs. Barry Error to the Supreme Court of (mrtii In this caso the Court hold that an - . - . . I . . . I f If. : t i ! I I ?. 1 ' act of the lgislatureorUeorgiaor 1868, increav 1 crop which "are so gooa ior our nogs ana says II . I : .i.i, . '.. " r . t f n it lesejnings pay ior me iences. j my expert- menu, and reverse a judtraent below refusing ' . j . . l f . I the wiit of inandimus to Compel the Shcrifflo P11 them irt drills, by themselves, just as you levy on certain property of Barry, that officer do cotton, and that one or two acres planted in having declined tk make the levy on the ground this way would produce more tian.'a whole lhat thaDfierty was exempt under thelact piant.,tain planted with peas, among com. Tlien cited. Mr. Justice Swayne delivered rthe T i . . .1 " , , i opinion I ! I f if A r armef, preferred for the stpek to gather TheCorrt al j decided that a State cannot tjiem, it woujd not take many rails to build a tax ilebUor credits, as follows : temporary fence I around thera A,s for acorns Walker vs. Whitehead Error to the Supreme being good- for iJogs,- I have a lws,js aerioily CoUrt of Georgia-This was an action on a pro- doubted that I know, that hogs feeding Ion imssory npte, andas dwmissed because it did acorn. J, y. full f . j ..,.!, -is- il 1 ' not appear that certain taxes (chargeable on ail debts) had been paid on the debt. This Court reverses the judgment, holding that; t lie i ; . ' ' " Tu. . i .i. - t . . . . c iiiinjfpii on utuis u? iiic oiaic in iin- constitutional, as impairing the ohligntidns of contracts.) Mr. Justice Swayne delivered the opinion. So it really seems from the Homestead decision of the highest tribunal In the laud!, that the prospect for annulling and practically setting aside the claims of nine ty-nine out of cVery hundred of those who have taken the benefit of the Homestead law, is Iquite good, we are sorry to say. If this d ccision lis carried into effee: it will thy. Did "A Farmer" ever slaughter a hog tted on acorns land try to eat) it? I imagine one thus fatted would be unfit tb eat. But. fA Farmer" asks, if fences are not necessary, then wliy do we kep so many fences running through our farms. So One will deny, t tat under exist ing laws thet ajje necessary, and consequently will continue to be an unnecestary (ax upon the farmer until' thehaw is changed. Suppose the f. i i j . farmer could! apply a portion of the money ex pended in repairing tences to the! purchasef of fertilizers thereby securing better yields of grain, and good pastures of clover and grasses for cattle and hogs. The Remainder of the money could be applied to the clearing up and draining he .11 . ...... t ur ing" tor a drink, at which he ia remarka bly succej'sluL i Night before last, while lying helpless ly drunk, iu the Tear part of u Third street saloon, some men thought to pliy a joke on lum by stealing Ins hirt, and proceed ed to strip iiiin. Underneath his shirt, and suspended, by a string around his neck, waa a small canvas bag, which the men opened atid found it to contain his commitfsiou as brevet Major General, two congratulatory letters, oue from Grant aud oue from President Lincoln, a photo graph of a little girl ana curl ol hair a chestnut shadow that doubtless nc day crept over the brow of some loved one When these things were discovered ev en the half'drutikeii men who found them elt a respect for the man's former great ness, aud pity tor his fallen condition, and quietly returned the bag and contents to where they found them, and replaced the sleeper's clothes upon him. Yesterday a iNcirs reporter tried to interview the man it ' t t ana enueavor to learn sometlHusr ot ins ife in the past few years, but he devlincd o communicate anything. He cried like HALF ALIVE. It is a aad thine to oasa thruarh Ufa onlv l I. I., i -r : i ; I a r a t n. w ui iu more ... a.ngcr o. v.n.suuig hn,f,iive. there are thousands whose every .l.y-are questions loo weighty for habltural enditi,n is one i.f l.nruoS.ud do bility. They com plaig of no disease; they df uus.-i.n her, but well-deserving a little eii' suffer no pos'tive pain but they have no re lish for anything which affords tneutal or sensuous pleasure to their more robust aud energetic MIw-being. Iu uiue cases out of ten this state of lassi- ua consideration from all young cju- , ncveitlitlt s. To ijial oue young c;ujIm ou whose bright d-atiuy the t touglits of nations are fixed, may the y.tutJi of Kng'a id look, aiid not in vain, or an example r rom tuat oue couple, blest and favored as they faro, may they tud and topor arisea from a morbid stomach Indigestion deatrnja the energy of both tniud and body. When the waste of nature ia not supplied by due and regular anitnilatioa of fiJ, every organ is starred, every function interrupted, Now, what does eownvm sense sngyest uu- der these circumstances of depression ! The learn that evcu the glare and glitter, of a court, the splendor ot a palace, and the poiup aud glory ot a throne, yield in their p.iwcr of conferring happiness to domestic worth aud virtue, r rom that one young couple may learn that tb crown of a gieat empire, costly and jeweled though it be, gives place iu the s:imation of a NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. V . 1 -f T i SHITD'S IUXGJ PRESERVES Is a sure and efisctsal carl for CONSUatPTllON And all the d (eases of XXX&OAT, AS7IHXA, Send for circular to i I WM.A.Sml0i. - Coocord, Kallijrv X. r And all principal dnggut ln the United For sale by C R. BARKEU A Cd. States. Apr 3 S 9a, new $?mm STOCK. (Ueeu to the plaiu gold riiig that links her 1 system needs rousing and strengthening ; not woman a nature to that ot tens ot I hous- I merely for an hour r two, to sink aft i- auds of her humble subjects, and guards WMrd8 iutoa more pitiable state than ever (as in her woman's heart one- secret store of h.ssuredly would do if an ordinary alcholie stimulant was resorted Jo), but radically and produce no littl j confusion, litigation a!nd va3t am0Hnt I Qd vajuabie bottojm land in L distress, -let We arc not surprised at he 8ate thereby1; making more grain land adding decisiontf the Supreme Court. We hive vastly to thej health of thc coiuirainity. The never doubted the unconstitutionally df a fwest n"her jf fences in Rowan County come retrospective Homestead Act, though !we 4v to the stahdrd of a cJ The conse- - 1 l f niianoo la alll taf-1Tlr Kfoab intra a-rkilv naihknJ hare always bcn an advoeite for home stead laws. passed aud discussed, because we saw the We took no stand asraihst the Homestead act at the time it was qjuence is, your break into r neighbor .1.1 1 .1.. il 1 L 1 ueiuit auu uejireuaie ujkjii uia crops : your neign bor seeing this,! dogs them or shqots them or otherwise malteats them. Yoji Uring suiifor aamages, oeoause ne nani got a lawiul lence, great necessity of some sort of relief for the Tn obtain judgment, the execution issues, the people, even thdugh it were only tempor T,wl"BUW T T H,CMne puMe oeienu aryt The Homestead measure was tiot, however, in accordance with our ideas, of what was necessary. i IMIORTANli HOMESTEAD DECI I' ;- .' sioN. - 1 111' " I In tbe case of Gunn r. Harry, carried up front the Supjreme Court of the S'to ol i Gsergia ou 'a writ of error, the Supreme : Coart of the United States has just deci ded, that a State homestead law cannot apply tp preexif It ng debts. In 18GS the Stare of Georgia enacted a homestead law, similar in every respect to that enacted by the state of North Carolina in the same ; yean Tlie Supreme Court of Georgia rendered ja decision in effect the same as Uiai rendered by the. Supreme Court; ot North Carolina In the ease of H'll vs. Kes lor that it applied to old debts, as well as rcw. This decision has. just been j reversed by the, Supreme Court of the ' United States ii) the case above mention . d. I This decision of the Supreme Court . t of the United States will speedily settle the qjiostioii in ill the States, North Caro lina as well as Georgia. MeivWho owe old debts mast recognize the fact that there ' is no longer mny seettrity for their home tcadsy except ia the General Bankrupt. Toe decision above refered to in no wUe i aSt-cts the homestead under the Bankrupt t . J : : .1 . ! - , , . . . ; saw, as receuiiy amcnuea, cut lea vest i finiin paired. , j Tjie decision simply is, that ' no State can enact a retrospective home stead law ; but ithe power of Congress 4n enact such a law, as a part of a General ;" Bankrupt 1 1 w, cannot, aud has noti been Questioned. Indeed, the oower of Co gress to enact such a law was long ago i I settled In the celebrated eases of Sturgis ! v. Crowniogsbield, and Ogden vs. Sail- . dcrs. I dant coolly tells him, to lav of hi Homestead first, and if anything remains, he raay makeihe money out of that. This, the defendant has a perfect rightj to' claim, as under the Homestead law, property is exempt from 1 execution for debts of everr class, even ia cases of tort. Now what is the remedy. For one, sjay give us a fence law, or a! stringent trespass Jaw. Let us iave done wlthihe cumbersome burden of keep ing up so manyf- fences; only keeping suchj as are necessary for enclosing stock on the pastures. Jf this was done you would not see so manv poor cattle turned out upon the Commons everv f P"ng to die ; and farmers would jimprove the breeds of their cattle and hogs and keep only enongh, and those of the best, 'to pupply their niitn. uns u3 iciiuc iaw, auu uien our iarm I i k s i ! s Crs can devote roftre of their energies to the clearing of bottom lands, raising all his corn in them, and redeeming his exhausted uplands by sowing them in smalt grams and! grasses for pastures. April 6tlr 1873. CITIZEN. IN CQX Persons owing old delt, which th bEMocKAfriC; vicToni j NECTICUT. Connccticute ivoted on Tuesdav for uovcrnor, memoer ot Uongress and the Ijpcrislaturd. I ( s. j One hundred and fifty-nine lOwns si tow a gain for aim-Radicals seveu thousand aud eigbtyvfive, compared with the Vote of last Spnag. Tho includes bne thoiis- anu eigni nunarea anu wty tor the 1 em perance candidates, making a clear rain for the Dcniocrats of five thorn aud seven hundred and twenty eight. il I Graut's hi ijoritv Couiieclicnt waa four thousand, siven hundred and fifty-eight, i The Insulate election was held lat lApril. received iDeinocratici Candidate nf two thnusand and one votes, and a plurality overall -includ ing lemperauce and Labor Reform Can didates of only twenty five votes tliere being over nineteen huudred vdtes casb in the State fir the two last mentioned, j At the election last Tnesdarl I nersoll. Uhe Domocratic nominee for Governor, ba a majority ht four thousand votes. Th?s Jewell, the llcpublicaitlcandiduie, 1 al majority pvtr Hubbard, the THE GREAT DISASTER OF THE HALF CENTURY. From the New York Times April 2. This is the great disaster of the half century ; not since th Bri.ish frigates. St Lreorge aud IJcteucc were wrecked off the coast of Jutland, in 1811, has atiy such frightful loss of life beeu added to the sor row pf the sea. In that wreck 2,000 men were drowned. '1 he sinking of the Royal George off Spithead, in 1372, whenAdui:r al Kempemleldt went down with his COO men, was long celebrated in sore: and story as the great catstrophe by sea for many generations. . 1 he I wrecking of thc liayiil Charter, on the Aiiglesea coast, in lb59, when 446 lives and much treasure ffirtj lost, sent a thrill of ! horror through out the civilized world. That same year. too, the Fouiona was cast away on Black water Bank, and 395 men were drowned The! Austria, burned iu I mid-ocean, the year; before, last 461 persons. On the Pacific, Which disappeared in lboG, there were 1S6 people ; and on the City of Glas gow never heard of since 1S54, there ore 480. Of the Arcaicy we, in America, havq still sorrowful recollections ; 300 men women and children were lost, on that ship, oft' the coast of Newfoundland, in lSt4. On the Same dread line of coast the Hun garian, with 220 people,! was rant away in I860. The sinking of the Northllevt, in the English channel last January, was the latest great sea disaster until that which we now record. Bv the wreck t tenderness, whose proudest boast shall be that it knows no royalty save Nature s own, and uo pride of birth but being the child of heaven 1 o shall the highest young couple in the laud f r once hear the truth, when men throw up their caps, and cry with loving shouts God bless them 1 Charles Dickens. permanently. How is this desirable object to be accom plished ? The answer to this question. fuud- ed ou the uuvarjing experience of a quarter of a century, is easily given. Iufuse new vi gor into the digestive orgaus by a course of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Do not was.e time in administering temporary remedies. but wake the tjstetn up by rrcnperatiug tbe fountain head of physieaty-trenghth and ener gy, the great organ upon which all th or ga s depend for their nurture aud support. By the time that a dozen des of the grate vegt-tible touie aud iurigorant hart bu taken, the feble frame of the dys(eptie will begiu to f-el its benign i'-flueue-. Appetite will tx created. and with apetittth eapaei- Persevere uutil until healthful bhiod. a . . . a .i ni to ov me uiairriai oi n-sn a' i miukci-. uoue aud nerve anl brain, fl wsthnxigh the chan nels of circulation instead nf thti watry p lni luin witS which they have heretofore Ueu imperfectly uourisbetl. -I ..:iii- i- - i. it a cnua wnen ioiu now uis ngtii name aim j hu ;ioclllticet 325 persona were swept ormerposiMoii were ascertained and w ith ut 0i lbc WoM bul lhe of ,he c.u. u.vm.u6 uui. surc, . lCru5sm' ctlivalrv. and dauntless courare i r r-t 'For (iod's sake, sir, don't publish my degradation or mv name.at least, if you arc determined to say something about it. It is enough that I know myself bow low I have become. Will you promise that much 1 It will do no good, my friends a great of harm, as, fortunately, they think 1 died in boutli America, where I went at "the close of the war." i. Iiitcmpcraucc and thc gaming table, he said, had wrought his ruin. -- Kansas CHy A eics. COLUilBITE SILVER ORE. Specimens of these two valuable miner als, taken froni ja mine iu Watauga county, owued by Dr. tV. B. 'Council, can be seen ai our omce. i ne uviunioiuin is a very rare metal, and the first ever discovered iu North Carolina. It was first discover ed iu Connecticut, near New Loudon, on the premises of Gov. Winthrop,. and by him transmitted to llaus oloane, by whom it was deposited in the British museum. The next discovery was in Sweden, and is there called tantalum aud its ore tan- tulife. The Silver Ore is rich, and the ledge from which it is obtained is pronounced the largest and richest ever discovered in the Southern Slates. Dr. Council, of Boou, is one of the fortunate owners of this valuable property, and from him wc learn that indications of mineral wealth. are abundant in Watauga county. The Dr. will take pleasure in furnishing any informal ion desired, to those seeking m vcstmints in that direction. Piedmont Press. Lord Cornwallis Paiiolk Rom time ago says the Richmond H7i, of 19 h, inst we mentioned that Col. Thos. H. Wynne, of the State' Library' Committee, had purchased. in New York city the original of the parole given by Lord Corn- wallis on his surrender at Yorktown to Gen. Washington. Yesteiday this inter sting relic of the past was received at the library aud is as follows : "I, Charles Earl Corn wallis. Lieutenant General aud Commander of His Brittau- uick Majesty's forces, do acknowledge myself a prisouer of war to the United States of America, and having permission from His Excellency, Gen. Washington, agreeable j to capitulation, to proceed to New York and C'harlestown, or either, and to EuroDe. do uledeumv faith and word of honor, that I will not flo or say any Hung injurious to the sa d United States or armies thereof, or their allies, until exs changed ; I do further promise that when ever required by the CommanderiiirChief of the American army, or ihe Commissary of Prisoners for the same, I will repair to such place or places as they -or either o: them may require." "Given nnder my Jiand at Yorktown 2S0i dav of October, 1781." " ! CORN WALLIS. ot Know lea and those who went down wish! him will endure so lng as men love to talk ot bravery in the face ot death. ECONOMY AS AX EXCUSlI FOU MtTKDEK One of the principal caii3es for. the loss of the ship may be set down to the lack of coal to reach this port II is a well known fact that the price of coal in Eng land is very high, aud that the trauslan tic lnes buy largely on ibis side, and en deavor to take over somuthiug of a sup ply to bring them back to this side. It is also true that much of the coal furnish ed at thc present time on the ollu r side is of a; very poor quality, and will not make 8 team as ireely as the v ejsh coals usually J furnished to t he first-class steam lines. Another cause for the disaster ia that the vessel was considerably out of her true course, either for Halifax or New York, and the Captain evidently! had been run ning well north to shorten up his longi tude. The practice has long been dis countenanced by the principal lines, and n some instances the captain positively forbidden to take the. high latitude route which the Atlantic evidently had taken. j THE BEAN TRADE. From Dr. Patrick, a prominent Rich mond merchant, well known in We-tern, N. we have received the following, which contains interesting aud profitable information to the farmeis in thia section : "We liave handed this season. 500 or 600busiels of Beans grown in your sec Hon, and would like yqu to give your people the benefit of our expeiience, whu-h i this : rarmers should grow for market, nhj While, lied and Black Leans rinfse lhre varieties will always tell readilv, it iican It but a small task tor each farmer to pick out the faulty Bans. Alter they pase into the hands of the Merchants ibis can not be donn in the bulk. Our advice to Merchantg is, never buy Mixed B.-aus. In the select ion of White Beans pet the roundest and whitest "nft-rior articles will not pay trausj or taiion. : Pure Black B an? command a good price, so do pure Red Beaus1. the ; planting season Is at hand and farmers will profit by following these sug gestions." Piedmont Press. AN EN JIN E OF DEATH. One Thousand Shots a Minute from a Pen nessee Milrailleur. From the N. Y. Times of the 20th ult. Yesterday, at Holskiu's machine shop, corner of Cherry and Jt fTersou streets, a trial was made of a new mitrailh-ur inven ted by Mr. J. P. Taylor,, of Tennessee. This most destructive implemci't of mod-1 ty to digest what it craves em wariarc nas qure a . number oi novel m-ipmjni features, which distinguished il from the Gatlin or Imperial luilradlcurs. One lm portaut one is that the gun barrels are in a water casing, so thai the heating ot the bain Is is impossible, 1 he other is that the 24 barrels, starting at the breecb iu a circle, at thier muzzle., are trronp. d iu an ellipse. By this means a lateral or h- r oi zonial range is given inste id of on i i which other runs of a similar character throw the prijc tiles, up aud down, at riphl aujflt-s with the trrouud. The de vice for loading ia exceedingly novel. It is self-charging, something like the Henry itie. Metallic cartridge are placed in hollow tubes, which arc fed up to the chambt ra by tho motion' of a lever. A most ingenijus device is used for firing, and ou moving the crank aud : jiifiiug a simple mechanism, the luilraillcur may either be "Used ti discharge- its loader fusillade, the twenty-lour shots going iff one alter another, r the whole m.iy be Bred at another at once. It h is four cham bers, each one o: which can be put ins t an tiy iu possiiion, fired and clean d of its cartridges. In the fusillade filing as ex hibited yesteiday, it discharged about 700 rounds a minute ; w-Immi fired in a volley about 1,000. The calibre f cartridge used was 44. and at a distance of 300 ards the lateral range spread tbe ball about 35 feel T&OCXS & 23UOV7IJ. are now tTceir- ing their usual large stock of rig Good, '-Con-utin- of all clauses f good adapted to Uu sccaion of Coontry. J Their stock i full and complete ik all decri- ' liona of I'rinU, BIjm k nd Browk IVmetIo, : LitM-uand Drill, Dreaa foods ia the newe4 ! atyle. Ladies' ready ma dje soils, a tdost beautiful I select icn of Cdmera aud Coalinp Pant Jeana ' of all kind. Their stocl of Qothu, shirts and ! furnUhin soodals tbe Isirest and hwat dIr-" a ble lo he found in Uim mjarkeU A ftdl mad coaj plete nUmrk of Shoea, IUu, Uoey k-ovca. Uib- ' bonalc Supu-4CVffee,Molaas,andankiodawf. I GROCERIEk Their term are ricty rab and) barter with ; a few exception. Thoe wlo aret reliable atd pnanja iu Iainj tlieir bccounU it s fiord tlTfta p!eure to arcommodile. To rnable ihera to ell j;i(d.4 al cle prices, which tliey are drier- : mined to do, thU flicyj has leen adapted, when i ltodi are wold on lime to indiarriminale pant, , t heavy loMe will occur from the Ifaibkni4 aad I f oiuewt ead pro v Uiotta of t be la w, arid w bm lu 1 j are so4aincd by mercliants, it i a well Uled fact that siich Iomcs ar met and ft in rcamna- , ble to suppose that tbe4usie to ba snU up a far a practicable, fall n t!:e Hmh yinr ru. ' Umirro. Tliey have determined to stop thi war of doing htiiiiin, ly a4lint at the lowrH rwuit ami barter pm-es and credit ao man who i unwnrthy of it.. I , They are thankful t their daily friend and riKiMiiem for iheir vert liberal ewtnra and cnti . fideitor, and hope by wHling Gil joda at lowj prices to secure their cOniinaed Gir. Jd(X"K i'KIWWN. Mardi 27 it Venders of sewing machines are now calling themselves "health agenta."' MARRIED, In thi County, Litaker Township, byj. P. Wiseman, E , on theCOih dy of March, 1873. Idrcob L. licatcr to Mb Fannie Daugh ter! v. TO THK SUFFERING. XEW AM) ATTR1CTIVE STOCK OF SPRING AfjD SUMMER GOODS!. L . ! i I are now recrivinj al lH ir Store, tllrir lar-r ail wi-II Mrleiiol iMih k of Si-rinir ami .Smnrr The Rev. William fl. Norton, while rwidinjr ' nhing of the verv lu'et bfvlr llardvarr, in llraiil MUnioUary, discovered in ih.it jCroccries Il.oU anl Hh-, IfaU Indira and laixl of mcdiciucK a reraelr for Connmntioii ' (tni. In fa- all fi.l ii w'iU-Ii km liaaasllv Lm to tne right aud left of a'givcn centre. It is intended tor the Vienna Kxhibiiion. For use against cavalry! and infantry it would be a innt terrible arm, and it has excited great interest ambus ourown arlil Scrofula, Sore Throat. Conuh, Cold. Asthma and Nervo'H Weakness. Th'w ivmolr hanctired mvlf after all other nedicioe had Vallel. Wishing to benefit the mtferinjr, I will send the rciiH! for preparing and tuing this reiuely to all who desire it Fbkk ok C'iiaiu. 1 Mease ;nd an envelope, wilh your name and add revs on "il Aildrew, Rev WILLIAM II. NORTON, G7G liito.MiwA v, Feb. tr. Xrv Yrt Vtly. ! A CARD. k-l in a brk claa (riirnil Slock wl.idi ll-r are Mrlling low lor Cj4i btiyera. AH we k U rMi to call and caamise our slock; be tore mr chn4njf elnewhrrr. ' We return oar ainctre thank If pat favors and hoie by fair dealing and strkl atUulM to Utnineiw lo merit an ii)crcae. 'All kind of pntdiire t.len at the highest market pricea in en liinre A.r r""- UatNUAHliT A StJNS. March 20-3ruo. j TiiESli AiMiY.lL 0F.SPB1XGASD GOODS. lery in eu. A WOMAN'S ARM PULLED OFF. Mr. William II. Winns, a custom houe officer, while riding in a liioad way stage" Iait evening, sat beside a well dressed lady, who requested him to hand her fan to the driver. He complied aud resumed his rtat. Suddenly be felt a hand in his pocket. He seized it. It was his lady companion's. She pushed open the door and attempted to escapej He caught her arm at thc llarge office. The owner can have it by proving, property. It is unnecessary to add it was thc old l irisiau trick of travelling iu stages with false hands in the lap. Xeic York Sun, 2GUt, A Clergyman, whilf residing in South Ameri- IgBT 1"AW -w qi W -p ca a mi.-kinary, discovered a safe and nituple I U-J remeiiv Tor Ihe Cure of Ncrvons Weakneiw, Early I)eeny, l)ien3 of ihe I'riusrv and Semi nal Organs, and the whole train of disorder ; brought on by baneful and vicious habiu. Ureal J number have been cured by thi noble remedy. 'Prompted by a deire to benefit the afflicted and i nntortunate. I will Mrnd the ret-ioe for nretnrin? and lining this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to anv one who need it. Fit Ctry. Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station I), Hible Hotie, Feb. 27-tf. ' AVc IVTCVy WAGES L'OU ALL WHO ARK WILLING TO i. WORK. A r.y person old or young, of either sex. can make from S10 lo $50 per week, at home or in connection wilh other bnaine. Wanted by all. Suitable to either Citv or Coun try, and any season of lhe year. This i a rare opportunity for those who are out of work, and out of money, to make an independent living. No capital being required. Our pamphlet, "How to tnake a Liring, giving full instructions, sent on receipt of 10 cents. Add re, A. HUU TON & CO., Morrwania, Weatchester Co, N. Y. Pl.KA OF IXSAXITT Is NKW Y0RK.-7 The bill which has passed the Legislature I of New York in relation to the defense of insanity iu criminal cares provides that whenever a jury shall acquit on the ground of insanity, their verdict shall slate that fact, aud thereupon the court, presuming the insanity to coutinue, shall order the confinement of the piisoucr in a lunatic asylum for a period not less than fifteen nor more than thirty years, not to be a t liberty before the expiration of hij term, unless by order of the ; Governor of tbe State. What a U-m wUh a Wooden iJg Did -A man Willi a wooden leg lias distinguish ed bimsi-if. His name was not Wegg, but i Professor De IIou?e. He ha amus ed the citizeus of Montgomery, Alabama, by some imitations of lilondin. jj Having hia wooden leg grooved he walked a tight rope suspi'iided thirty feet above the pave rueiit, stopped in the middle and delivered a speech, unslung a stual cooking stove from his back aud proceeded to cook a fewj eggs, divested himself of all encum brances and performed spme gymnastic featj, and then made a hour and descend ed. j All of which wa3 witnessed,! says the Mohtgobery Advertiser, by a gapjiug. n5ul titude of people ; and very much edified they moat have bceu. Thc Last of John Wilkes Booth .Three of the vertebrae from the neck of John Wilkes Booth, dried and hung on a string, with a portion ot the spinal cord in alco hol, are preserved in the Army Medical Museum, (Ford's Theatre,) WasI lington. labeled respectively 4,086 and 4,087. It - . ir..l t .."ii .t id a nine singular mat an mat now re mains above ground of John Wilkes Booth should find a last resting place un der the very roof whero the deed was perpetrated not a hundred yards from the spot where the fatal shot was fired ! asUington Star. a genuine Tbe new hat for ladies is sailor hat, turned up ail round aud orna rocuted with a bit of ribbon or buckle of plate. It is rather too rough and ready to be genteel. There is no decided chang yet in the arrangement of the modern belles bair, save ehu parts it on the side and covers her forehead wilh what oar grandmam ma's called pU curls.' P T VTP everywhere tosellonr new and novel 1UD.1 1 d Embroidering Machine, send for li me, YTFnIuMtrated Circular, to the McKee 1 KWManufaeturine Company, U0911road way, New York. THK PARLOR COMPANY. Every Lady wants one I Everv Man oueht to have one! ! Sent on receipt of Ten Cents. Address, L. F. HYDE & CO., 193 Seventh Avenue, New York. UO N.TOM VL'UrATle.lSIGIAL. Sent on receipt of 33 eta. Unique Printing and Publishing House, 80 esey Street, ew lork. TIIR UECKtri'II ISO P'BTint' FAMILY M WPC 91 A CII N ON SO Days Trial : roan advantage over all. Satis faction guaranteed or $20 refunded. Sent com plete, wilh full directUma. lieckwilh Sewing Machine Co., S62 Broadway, . Y. bg leaf to infrra tbtr mmj friend aoJ the public generally tbaftlicv are now, in revi a large and acll seleed Stock. Cmi-itig in ; art of Dry (ioods Iroceric, I Ia, IVoU snl Shoes, Hardware. Itifle anl ltfatjng Powder, ) I)nig, Paiut and Iht SmfT. TlaVy keep nufi stanlly on hand the ilt Arnhor Itftin-t"loL i and are A rent fr tlV he4 frrtM-K Rirr tnill ; Stone, Tliey are ab4 agenu (er lJe brt Fcr tiljt-r ftt in thi market, I Rirget to call r an'd ee them at the ld and w. II Known atsnd, j No. 1 Muqhy'Cranie llow, brCrg urcliin f elewherc. I T Sali.b.irr N. C, March 20-Smoa. , NEW WQpS. We take pleas uren faying ti our many friend and rustomers, that ire re rccciv. j ing our stock of 1 I T THE OTSCT UIASTIC 7XLTJSS. An Important arcaioa. it retains the Rupture at all lime, and uaWr tle liardet excreve or severest strain. Itji worn with comfort, and if on night and dav, effect a eroianentcure in a few week. Sold cheap, and sent by Mail when rconefted, circulars free, when ordered bv letter sent to The; Elastic Trim Co No. 683 Broadway, N. Y'.jCitr. NoIkkJj u1 Metal Spring Tro- ; too paaiful they lipoo too frt-quentl;-. J wzzi30zrs LIVER RKMEDY. A sure and permanent Cm r Jor nil diseases caused by a deranged w'rec c as Jamulivf J)pejsia. Heartburn, Fe vers. Xerconsitfss, Itjirify tf the Blwtd, MetancJudi, Coufi retcs, Sick Ilei(ltchc, Pains in Vic Head, andallkindereddiscasrs. -EVER Y FAMILY SHOULD HA VE IT. 30 LD BY ALU DRUGGISTS. Prepared only by WZXS OCT dt BZkA.ClX. March C-Omoa. tWor, .Y. C. SPRING GOODS, 1 Consisting, in part of a good stock of Groceries, oucu as Sugar, Qffct Ityljer, Sod, Bcm, Jam dr., de. BOOTS AND SHOES ; indf, styles and price. (Dry fd'' variety of Vfiutt. Murlitis. 1'eTcal; &c A fall line of l)ouiesticsf liuth blrtch-j of all k a larre ed and brawn, which we are offering at greatly reduced prices. A lull stock olilankee notions an fancy goods. I i In addition to the above we have alarga lot c.f ReadyMadelClothine and fumih j ing goods, adapted especially tb the wants oi nur iraae. j j Hats in endless rariety . In fact any thing yon want call early and gel firrti choice. Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended! to oJ we! ask a eou4 tiuuance of tbe same. . J McNKKLY d WALTON. March 13lmo. ! Cbcip Chntjcl MoHqnges, ami various other blanks for tide here. 'J .''5 I