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; '. f - ; ' J "j' .;.:V -r:;: ; ; V:-: - '. l;AA AA .. I : i . ' A ' - !-. . . - ; . a--, : - f ' - .v ' !f ".'"A- ' ' .' ! . ! - 1 ' V , " . : ' u M-i Lf O r u ill i - L: I I i fcfo- U ; ;-: - ' v- x- ' A'- -'.j ;r!;;:;A .3' -A," , ' '- T''l ! ' t J ' , 5 . : .-" i - S ,.-v. 1 ' r ' i ,a y ci w . .1 ' - mi i v T I I t I J 1 I r VOIit IV. THIRD SERIES; SALISBURY N. C JUNE 12. 1873. jfrUBLlSmtDsWJSBKLTr: I J.j J.. BR UN EE, ' A i Proprietor Editor. ' J. J. STEW AET ' j AMoeUte Editor, -1 . bates op scncnipxiow ; Oxc lAE,lpyl)lein a4rance. ...2.Q0 gX MOXTHA, ' ...... 1.00 5 Copwi to bb ddre, .......... 10.01 We foand the folio ir ins copied in tbe Piedmont Press, ud endorsed bv the Editor of that paper.) . Although written for another State, the moral epplieg to forcibly to North Caro lina that we have lociiized it by aabatit ntingNorth Carolina Jbr Geo jit. I knew a man and he lived in Jones Which Jones ia a count j of red hills and 'J stones, A A And. he IiTes pretty much br rettin? of rieh corporations. This the farmers pro pose to pat an end to. In this caosa we are with them, so far as thej act prnient 1, reasonablx end with vuselfith mctire. Wilmington Star. . . loans. And his males ' bones. And his hogs were as were noiMasrbat skin and' fit as his corn-pones. This And had boat a tHontand arces of land. an and his name was also Jones He swore that he d leave them old red hills . and stones, l:$ t Tor. he eonldn't make npthin bat yellowish . . , epiton. j J And what little corn lie hi jFrom the Norfolk Virginian. A SABBATH SLAUGHTER. t- Che Doable Elurder of Tvo - Defenceless Woman in : SSansemond County. THE WEAPON A WHITE OAK STICK. A Saddening, Sickening Story. Sottolk ; Va.. June I. -1873. This morning, in ? that section, of our counrty known as the Cypress, i A MOST HOREIBLX UUBDXS on. I And he land, coald'nt get i living from the er FORTY TEARS 7TJ2L23X.it VSQZ1TABLZ1 tlVBR UEDICINE hprovedtobe the the madder he got. Iked to the stable. And the longer he swor And he rose and he W lot. i i I cbeat Unfailing specific Andlu0i to :fn to connehere and for pur a CourtxiKT and its painful offspring, DrSPfiFblAi VUsaTlVATlVX, Jaundice. IJiliious atUcka, SICK HEADACHE, Colio, I)9presiion of Spirit, SOUK STOMACK, Heart, turn, CHILLS AND FEYER, Ac., Ac. Aler years of eareful erperimeots, to meets great and argent demand, we now produce from our original Genuine Fowdcrs ' 2X23 rXLHPAHSD, T.'lnM fnrm nf SIMIIftK'S LIVKR RRfirL LATOlt, containing all its wonderful and vL M" scratching a living usble properues, ana oner ii in i uoagm j- OTtn DOtliAll BOTTIiOS. uec f' la Afl"?' Tbe powdersv(pricea4 before,) 1.00 pr. package. ftent )y uiau... UUi V ! iy CAUTION ! , Boy no Powder or PREPARED SIMMONS LIVE it REGULATOR unices in oar engraved vrepper, with Trade mark, Stamp and Signa tare unbroken. None other is genuine. ! J. II. ZEILIN &rCQ., A . A Macon, Oa. and Philadelphia. FOtt 8ALI; BY TDEO. F. KLUTTZ. Veb. 20tt. ' v Salisbury N.C. d, that was brought :7fTTT JTK Ta i c u u r. a. j uukogwn iuo iu or der ot the estimable wife ef Mr. Dempsey Jones, and bis sister, Mrs. Dozier. The particulars, as ascertained at this writing, are these : Mr. Jones bad gone ar few miles from home into North Carolina to visit a friend. His daughters, about 10 o clock, as usual, three in number, went to Sunday school at the church not more than one half mile distant from and in sight of, their home. Mrs. Jones and Dozier remained at home. IVot another living soul saw left there, for no one neither black, nor white, except the family lives on the premises. 1 he youngest of the daughters left th Sunday school a little earlier than the rest, and went home between 11 and 12 o'clock, having been absent about one hour aud a half. A lady and gentleman, friends of the family, went with her. A soon as they arrived at the front gate this IAnd he drove by a bonui whre man nam- I daughter jumped out of tbe buggy and ed Brown, j' I I ran into the house to tell her mother that lady and gentleman had come to dine with been reading was on the noor near her. The murderer, being barefooted, and hav- ug gotten some of the blood . on hi fct, - LIFT HIS titACX3 on' the stairway and in one room. lie warned money, ana naming cise, it would seem, for h did not take the jewelry that ue found in tbe trunks and drawers no: piece. He secured Mr. Jones' Docket- book, which had only a few, dollars iu it and no valuable nor important naDers. One of Dozier's bureau drawers, in which she had a little money and all her bond ore., was not opened, though the attempt to open it was made. Everything showed that the patty was in a great hurry. No one was seen going to or from the house aboatthe time the murder was committed, although many were passing to and from Ll L . .I.. . cuurcu nor urns any out iuo augntest evi dence against any particular person come to light.' - 1 he affairs created so jnncu ex citement and 'the event was so unusual, that our people have not yet ceased to manifest the deepest solitude and the one desires to see the murder caught and hung. B. NO. 39. WHOLE NO, 870 For to emigrate somewhere where the land was rich, -.1 j " And to quite raising cock -burs, thistles and - S1CQ, ;i ! I And wasting their time on barren land. So him and Tom they hitched up the moles. Protesting that folks. wre mighty big fools. That'ud stay in North! Carolina their lifetime oat. when all of them By the time yoa could note left for him by bis son in his breat pocket. The following is a cod v Of the note : , I Thru O'clock. I want to try and settle some family rattlers. .Call at: tbe Sturtevant House after an hour or two. If I am not there I will leave word at the office. i Sigued, I F. H. Wal'worth. NEW JURY LAW IN ILLINOIS. OLD THINGS , PASS!NQ AWAY. A simultaneous movement seems to be making throughout the world againet con vents, monastries, end other places of re sort for the religions drones of christen, dom Such establishments are beiajr brok en up, as they ought to be, everywhere. In Mexico convents have beet, abolished bat the religious communities who were thus ousted established themselves in pri vate booses. Only a day or two ago the State of Mexico had a number of mouks Within a year or, two past, the respeeta- d nQD arretted and punished for main- taming improper relations witn eacu otner in these booses. The gross immoralities known to exist in the priories of Italy have long attracted the attention of man kind, ana have recently become the sub ject of debate and investigation in the Roman Parliaraeut, ia which body a bill is now pending looking to the abolish ment of all religions houses. And in Ger many .4Lhe monastic brotherhood Lave fallen adder the ""evil eye of Bismarck, ble press of the country, and all sensible people, have scouted the idea that a man all the other conditions being 'saiie- factory was not qualified to serve aji a juryman because he had read the-testimony in a ease as delivered before a Coro ner's Jnry wlueh la always tx parte, or becanne he had formed an opinion anon the allegations of fact as thus presented. if baa -mattered "nothing if- eneh k an has assured the court that hi impression uuw HJME Or TIIK GREAT ED ST 4 era ci ite . . ' ivua o i au lr D LIFE. i I cr. Raymond was the son of a small farm ,'and in his early youth saptiorted Lii. self by teaching a district sshooL i Be4 nett's, arriving in ihic-eosntij) friendless and penniless, also earned his bread ia Halifax by teaching. In his rst atrug gles, Greeley was likewise a teacher, ia rue tic regions of Vermont, as Jasaes Brok wa at i6, in the rural district of Maine. So the members of the quartette all hal some experience in school teaching before they found their vocation : in journalists. Thurlow Weed was as much self made sU any of them, and at the outset of Lie career cbin boy onthe HadsoQ river, bet soon broke into a printing ofSce by the irresistable law of his destiny. J. where cotton would plant it in the land. Wasi living, not far from the edge of the town. And he bantered Brown for to buy his place And said that seeing that money was skace And seeing as sheriffs were hard to face. Two dollars an acre would get the land. i .i ;A r ! They closed at a dollar and fifty cents. them. She found THE FROST DOOR LOCKED. but immediately ran around and entered through a' back door, which she fouud open, all tbe while a merry mood, and COME TO THE BOOKSTORE EVERYBODY. And Jones he bought: fcijn wagoo and tent, wholly innocent of what haB happened us womaa, ana ,n ti nhnr ;mA unn ... . l.oin And get Bibles. Prayer Books, Hymn Books f of any kind you want; Histories, Biographies,- Masie Books, Music Novels of the best authors ; Blank Books, Albums of the most stylish kind; Stereoscope! and Views ; School Books, all kinds in general nse, Rlates, Inks, Writing Paper of the best quality ; Wall Paper and ; Window Shades, in great variety, Masie Teachers for vocal. Pianos, Banjo, violins dee. A CT02L2) TO gARTYTTlXm. Bay a few dollars worth of books erery year for your sons Htul hamland take a good newspaper, they will work better and be more cheerful. Try it. A WOOD SO r AXIXvZSZtS 3027S. You bare something to be proud 'and to. boast of. The farm is the keystone to every Industrial .pursuit. When it succeeds all prosper; when it fails, all flag. Don't think you can't be a great man because you are the son of a farmer. Washington, Webster and Clay were farmer's sons, but while they toiled they, studied. So do ye. Buy a good book,' one at a time, read and digest it, and then another. . Call and see me and look over books. And loaded his corn, and truck, ' I ! And moved to Texas ii which it took. His Cntire pile withthe best of luck. To get there arid get him a little land. But Brown moved out on the Jones farm. And he rolled up bis breeches and bared his arm, And he pieked all the rocks from ofFn the - grouud. j A And he rooted it up and plowed it down. And sowed his cofd aud wheat ia the land. i ; i Five years glid by, land Brown, one day. Who bad got so rtfnt be wouMad t weigh) Was a aittiag down sorter lazily. I To th grandest dinner you ever did see. When one of the children o his knee. Arid says. "Yon'S Juus, which you bosgkt Hi U.ii, : j ! i "'l ' ! And there was Jones, standing out at the Afeuee, : j And he had ao wagon, nor mules, or tents. For he had left i exas M a foot and eorae To North Carolina to se if he eould'nt get some. AM Employment, and he; wis looking humble as I if be had never owned any land i a i i But Brown be asked him, in and he sot. she had .been absent. On into the house she went, and soon came upon the bodies of her mother aud her aunf, lying on the floor. Her; first thought was that they were asleep, but, before she opened her mouth te tell her mother Of their friend?, she discovered that they were lying cold in death, where the assassin had executed his hefarioaa and diabolieal plan to murder What a convulsion of feelings she must have experjenced-from the cheerful, inno cent aud bdpy, to the heart-rending feel lugs efae gave vent to ia the wildest shrieks and cries were heard at the church, and soon a croerd of friends were there, but. alas ! too late to catch the muderer. The eldest daughter fainted when sue beard the' news, and for a long time her recovery was doubtful. Mr. Jones soon returned, and later iii the day many from Suffolk were to lond assistance to the large nam ber of men eearching the houses and countay for sailes around for the executor of ; , j . THE ULOODT DEED. Arrest and Confession of tlte Murderer X Apprthensions of Lynching. Suffolk, Va., June 4. Jim Brovn, tbe negro supposed to be guilty of the Jones murder, was captured last night about 7 o'clock by Dr. T. E Cropper aid Mr. Robert R. Smith, of on town. He arrived here in charge of i strong guard, about twelve o'clock last night, and was lodged in jail. Great credit is due Mr. Smith and Dr. Cropper fcr the untiring energy and strat- t-gy displayed in enecting tne capture. No other arrests have yet beeu made. second despatch. Jim Brown, the negro committed to jail last night npon sujpician of being guilty of the murder of Mrs- Jones and Mis. Dozier, confessed the crime to the sheriff of the county and others, toiday at 1 o'clock, P. M. He says he killed them unaided ; that one blow killed Mrs. Jones, as supposed. He says he told Mrs. Jones he wanted money ; he admits that he was barefooted, and said he had been himself on the gal lows a year ago. He was at the funeral and burial of his victims. He has Uld where the missing pocket-book can&e found. It is thought there is danger of his be ing lynched. ) ini otatx ilmrti TT r3.Mii. Reporter, remarkslhejt lheWTd mZ'W are being qrietlr. bat rapidly oliaXii ta eonld be removed by rebutting testimony, j who will not rest until be has banished the Chester and other parts of the State,' and ana mat ne could try the case fairly .on it wuoiecreea irom ineir pieces or rmirmeni a; as : i i merits ; he has been and is in this State In country there are but few conventf, What does this mean ? If i Is propos al tbe present time -invariably rejected. nd their number is iwt liktly to increase, ed to organite the militia in pirsmanceif Tn Tllinnia tVi nonnla li.va ik. as the reliriotia zeal of American rlri- t r o. . , . . T ; 7 ' . . "w"'"w"w .t " j lD"mo loc ny tot iaf a ture of that State has just passed a jury sive rather than ihepaesivcandcontempla law, which declares that : i live form. Wehavemany religious, realuts It shall not be a canse of challenge that I wfao devote their lives to the service of the tne Jra, Dut luey do not siiut tuemeeivcs closisters. They rather a juror nas read in the newspapers an account of the commission of the crime with which the prisoner is clarged, if snch juror shall state on oath that he be lieves he can render an impartial verdict according to law and the evidence; and provided, further, that in tbe trial of any criminal cause tbe fact that a person called as a juror has formed an opinion up in closisters. lhey rather socle to make themselves shining lights to the ret of the world ; beautiful examples of piety and goodness ; hard laborers in the Lords's vineyard. 1 hey do not hide their light nnder a bushel ; do not pine away in dis mal shades ot dreary cloisters. The wo man who becomes a chriitain devotee in or impression bassed udoo rumor, or noon our country, plays the part of the Samari- newspaper statements (about tbe truth ot ian na 18 irue s'sier or cnaruy, wnoee omy convent if, in tne language ot one oi the departed saints of the Old World, Mthe house of sickness ;. her only cell a hired lodging ; her chapel, tbe parish church ; which he has expressed no opinion), shall not disqualify him to serve as a juror in such cause, if he shall upon oath stale that he can fairly and impartially render a verdict therein in accordance with the law aud the evidence, and the Cout shall be satisfied of tbe truth of the statement. The law goes further than this, and provides that jurymen ''must be inhabi tants of the town or precinct wherein they are to serve ; they mnrt be between i the ages of twenty-one and sixty years ; they must possess their natural faculties and not be infirm and decrepit : they must be free from all legal exceptions, cf fair ber cloister, the streets oi the city, er the. wards of the hospital: her only wall. obedience ; her grate, the fear of God ; ler veil, modesty. Religious houses for idle men and women, are relics of a barbaric era, and should pais away with the efiVte things of by-gone ages. Charlotte Observer. general order from the Adjutant Oeneral office requiring cit:xeos within the prescrib ed ages to come forward and enroll lb era -selves ! Why enlist and organize the ne groes exclusively t Is it proposed to repeat the history of the past I We rememUr verjr well to have seen a company of ne groes marching through the streets of this town in the fall of 1670brandlehjng their Winchester rifles in the faces of the while people, and shooting; "Here's your Reg, lators." It may as well be understood it once that the world has moved since that time, and that such a scene could not be re-enaeted without somebody getting hurt. it, however, the object is to iuve a forte prepared to send to the Northwest thSs sumnvr to fight the Sioux Indians, we V - Lave no more to say. Hiih down to his victua And when he filled himself and floor. Brown looked at him sharp and rose and ' swore, -; t i Thawhether men's lsnd was rich or poor. 1 here was more In j Was in the land.:" s smoking hot. jthe man than there THE FARMERS' CONVENTION. The Convention of the agricultural in- terests which met! in Indianapolis last week was a truly representative body. It was a meeting of; farmers, and not of poli ticians. They assembled to do certain work, and they! did I it. Elsewhere we print an abstract of jthe proceedings of the body, which we understand was composed of the best material to be found in tbe rural population pf burl country, famed for I its honesty, respectability and intern gence themselves gave the THE WALWORTH MURDER. Mansfield Tracy Walworth, was killed i l.: : v v..u t l :L uy ins euti in new iur& i usunjr uiuiiiu. Mr. Walworth was a sen of Chancellor Walworth and residing in this city, the remainder of his family living at Saratoga Springs. He called at his father's board ing house last night in Fourth Avenue, and not fiuding him left a note asking biub to call at the Sturtevant bouse thin morn ing and see him. The father called at the hotel where his son was stopping and went up stairs. In about 15 or 20 minutes afterwards several shots were heard corny ing from the room, by one ot the Camber; What to do ix Case of Accidixt. Professor Wilder, of Cornell Uuiversity, character, sound judgement and annroved gives the following short rules for action r m n re. i - integrity ; and they must be well inform ed generally, and understand the English language." San Francisfo Morn ing Call. 'I A The name jthey meeting is the National Agricultural Con gress. A betterjone could have been se lected. It was in truth more a gathering TJpto this time he is unknown, although I maids, who ran down stairs and informed two or three negroes are held in custody upon very slight suspicion, to await farth er developments. Every effort is being put forth to bring the assassin to justice, many having actively watched and search ed all day yesterday, and all last night, without stopping to sleep, and still they are at work. Inasmuch as the first daughter to return home, was absent not more than one hour and a halfthe deed was done within that time and certainly soon after her departure to Sunday! school, as the ladies were cold wheu she returned. The murderer, there fore, must have been somewhere secreted THE NEW BISHOP. A Jocral Extra, issued yesterday, before uoon, anuounced the election of Rev. Theodore Lyman, D. D., of Trinity Chnrch, San Francisco, as assistant Bish op of the Episopal Diocese in this State. There are some facts, however, since as certained, w hich we give here, the tele- in cases of accident, which will be found usefal to remember : For dust in the eyes, avoid rubbing; dash water in them ; remove cinders, etc., with the round point of a lead pencil. Remove water frnm ihe ear by tepid water ; never put a haul inrtrument in the ear. If any artery is cut, compress above the wound ; if a vein is cut, compreas below. If choked,;get op. all fours and cough. For slight burns, dip the par; in cold water; if the skiu rs destroyed, cover with varnish. Smother a fire with carpets, etc.; water a i I A Balloox Trip to Eceope, Pre lessor John Wise and W. H. Donaldson, twoexperienced and well-known .Tronauts, propose to take the balloon' voyage tf which so much has been said and so little done. The Boston Board of Aldermen have responded to a petition from them, and made an appropriation of $3,000 to aid them in fitting out their serial ship, Jn which they will start dYom toe Common in that city on the 4th of July. The gentlemen intend taking two other persons with them, and through the co operation of the Frauklin Institute in Philadelphia, eipect to secure the services cf two scien tific men. Professor Wise basea his reason for undertaking this perilous -passage dn the following theories : At: a certain height above the earth there a'eontinoots air current, or tide setting from west o eat, caused mainly by theUentrifsgWl force generated by the re volution of the earth on its axis, and that this current moves at the rate of from sixty to 100 miles per booi. Thus be expects to reach was the clerk. The clerk immediately sent s out for an officer, but before he artiveo, Frank Walworth had walked down stairs with his coat on his arm and startd to the clerk that he had shot his father, and ask- ed where the. nearest police station was. After receiving the desired information he went to the telegrsph office and sent off a dispatch to (lis "Uncle at Saratoga telling him what he had done, and asking him to break the news as gently as possible to his mother before she should hear of it iu . M W a W anv other way. iie then proceeded to 30th street police station and walking up to the desk, stated to tbe Sergeant in taken at 9:80 o'clock, on Friday night. Tbe nomination was immediately submitted to the lay delegates, who con curred by a vote of 27 Parishes - ia favor against 7 against it. There was a con siderable difficulty experienced in making a selection. The Celcrical body lu the Diocese numbers 46 and of ibis it requires 24 to nominate. After an entire day spent iu balloting?, ruling's, efforts to adjourn, &c, a selection was finally made The contest was mainly between tbe friends of Dr. Lyman and of Rev. A. A. Watson, ID D., of this city. Dr. Watson ranged fas high as 21 votes, having at several lie eventually On the pretnisea awaiting the departure of charge that he had shot his father, who mm . . I . I . T .1 X . . . . A all or the : post of the family, and the whole affair shows conclusively that the gram being in connection wiih proceedings in the Convention on r nday last. Dr. Lyman was nomiuated by the Cleri- wjU often spread burning oil and increase England in two days, at the" most, from cai aciegaies on iqe 41st oauoi, wuicn the danger. -Hefore passing through tne time ox sUrUng. smoke take a long breath, and then stoop low ; but if carbolic acid is suspected, walk erect. Suck poisoned wounds unless your mouth is sore. Enlarge the wound ; or, better, cut out the part without delay; hold the wounded part as long as can be borne to a hot coal or end of a cigar. Iballotts received 20 voles. withdrew his name, -however, although I rjose and moath projecting here were eight Parishes which continu ed to vote for hhn, even after that. Wil mington Journal. Proposed Union of the Northern ao? Southern Presbyterian Churches.' Det this paper be preserved by tbse who feel it a duty to examine the subject with care. It is not one to be disposed of by silence, neither should it be judged of, hastily and rashly. It lays a solemn obligation upon as all to do nothing on the one hand that would juatly offend -against the law of Chrtstian charity, or "the generation of acids while of egg is good tLe "ghteous, whether North or Soatb; . In 'a case of opium poison- and t0 be crfu' on ihe other;hand notto be moved an inch from any right position onr church has heretofore taken and main tained. There are sometimes "rlitterinr ities" qoite captivating to "unite for I case of poisoning, excite vomitting by tickling the throat, or by warm water and mustard. For acid poisons, give alkalies alkaline, give in most cases. In a case ot opium poison ing, give strong coffee, and keep moving. If in water, float on the back, with the THE WOMAN OF VIENNA. murderer was familiar with the house, etc. He entered a side door, which opened back against the wall in such a way as to leave a triangular corner behind it. was then lying dead in tbe aturtevant house, at the same time handing over his revolver which proved to be one of Colt's Vienna Correspondence St, Lonia Democrat. o oarreiiea. i ur. Aiarsn muse au eaaini- Foranonlerv. raiaa the hpid and hodv : generalities quite captivating for fainting, lay the person flat. ble minds," which seem to mean a good .mm. desl, but may be found when searched STRANGE FREAKS IN DEVELOP- through to mean nothing to the purposi. MENT. It may be proper to mention that though A curious instance of belated develop- "u.r ""y uiu no aojourp tin aooui nation of the body and fonnd there four bullet wound?, one in each breast, one in the right side of the face, the ball lodging in the brain; the fonrth in the right arm. was a firA nlr.i nn thn Aide nf wTi!!i inat I hrenkin? it. i Th&'follo winfr ia the Dfiaon- of select delegates thaO a congress.'The t tbe the 'door, sat Mrs. Jones, while on I er's story as told to the coroner in answer to I . i I : . . I L -J: i : I . m I .i.i. t i NBAR THE DOOR. COME TO THE latter word is rather odious to Americans than otherwise at 'this time. We shall therefore call the body the Farmers' Na tional Convention, t l-in mis convention jtwenty-tour states were represented.) - from Vermont to PHOTO IRAPH GALLERY, And Get a Good Picture. We will gif e you a. good picture or not let you take it awav ; for we don't intend that anj bad work; shall go from this office to in jure us and the business. Call and try. Up Stairs between Parkers and Miss Me Murray's. 1 Call and examine my stock of Wall Paper, Window Shades. Writing paper. Inks dec. Mind I don't intend to be under pU. 1- !- I ' .. " Feb.27. tf.. ZZiSOXTS LiEVEIt REMEDY. A sure and permanent Cure for all diseases caused hy aderanged Liver, such as Jaundice, vyspepsia, lltartburn, Fe vers, Nervousness, Impurity of the Blood, Melancholy, Costivencss, Sick Headache, Pains in the Head, and all kindered diseases. ' EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE IT. S OLD II V L L, D R U (3 G IS T S. Prepared only by yt . ' wiison k slacs. March C-5tno. U CbarUte, S. C. the other side away from the sat Mrs; Dozier. Qu step inside the door placed the murderer by Mrs. Jone'sside Behind the door was a piece of .white oak wood about one or two feet long, and about as Questions put by that eentleman : 1 reside Jk sv V W wiih my mother iu Saratoga, my father having parted from her some years ago. My father is an author, and I have been studying law. I think my father is about larfft an n man's arm tiavin thn Karlr nn 111 vpara nld. hut dn not know where he Gftorgu, embracing some ninety societies, j one side of it. It was placed there in the was born. My father has not lived with with one hundred and fifty delegates. To " morning by a small boy who had brought my mother since we. left here three years show the immense power of this agricul- j it j,, witbr other wood. With this Mrs. ago. but he has repeately sent us th.eat- tural movement it will! only be necessary to quot from the' secretary's report. Ac cording to this there are already ten thou sand agricultural associations in the coun try, with a memherahippf 400,000 farmers. Twothirds of t,hese societies h4ve beeu fprmedxin the Iat sir mouths. ' In the proceeditigsj we notice many things that are of interest to farmers only; such as meteorology, the modes of culti vation horticulture j etL The one greU topic, however,! bf current general interest was iuo suiycci or cpeap ana prompt transportation.-j On his question the farmers took a 'decided position. They claim that rates of feight tariff should be reasonable, and;they issert ihe power of Congress to regulate theae where the line runs through more ! than one State and wheu such line U dispcsed to charge ex tortionately. j i While ignoring polit esfor the present, if their demands are t ot complied with, the farmers will undoubtedly "take a hind" in the reat p olitical contests of the future. It is signilicant that both of the existing pajrtiea are coquettiBg with them, w;th a view to securing their po f ui aid. Jones was struck not more than one or ening and insulting letters. It is only a two licks on the side of her head, which short time ago since he threatened to shoot completely parted her skull all around, my mother and myself. 1 shot him be- With onejhand at the side of her face and cause of this note. Long ago I met him in the other t her side, she was fouud lying the street in Saratoga and I then told him beeide the chair iu which she was sitting that if he did not keep away from u.i, or when struck, her nosition indietinr tht insulted my mother any more I would sne mustfuave been. f The curre of this country at present is the controlling ihflucnce in legislation of I KILLED INSTANTLY. Her pocket was torn from her dress and her keys taken oat and 'used to opcu the varions drawers about the house. So she was found with tbe clotted blood from her head on the floor where she lay. In it pieces off the wood were found, several shoot him. 1 told him mat there were bounds which I would not allow any man to go beyound with impunity, especially when my mother was being insulted. I went to his house yesterday and left a note for him to call on me, which be did this morning. When he came in the room I drew out my pistol and told him to a M . 1 . promise me tnat he wouia not tnreaten You cai see crowds everywhere, and, perhaps, as splended equipages, saddle horses and toillets in other places, bat no- Where else yoa can the women so tall, j stately and robust, mantled with that rich; ness of color and gladness of expression which are tbe products of a fine physical organization. They are, for the most part, decided blondes or decided brunetts Uermans or Magyars but they all setaa to be cast in the same large mold, and invested with the same maguificence. In the vitality and affluence of tbier charms andhbe scale of their amplo suture, they eeeqt to b3 the very Women that pray, smile er dance on the warm and glowing canvass of Rubens. This implies and is meat to imply, that their beauty is not of the fiuest order. In that respect our owu 'fair countrywomen are, I honestly belief e, unrivaled ; but on the other hand, they re inferior in physique to tbe Aus train (dames. 1 bey may speak purer Ger man i'p Dressden and Hanover, and the German cnlius may have no unpolluted sbrineout of Berlin, but undoubted it is in Vienna that German womanhood at tains the highest physical perfection. meat has occurred in.Cnway, N. H. It is that of a mau who was born au invalid. At ten be could neither walk nor talk. At that time, anparenily idotic. he begin to walk on his toes. Losing his balance one day, he fell down, striking his head, when he cried out "Bamp !" This was the first and only word he was known to speak until be was nearly twelve. Then be tumbled over agaip, and again cried out "Bamp!" After this he talked, freely. As soon as he betan to talk, be could read nearly as well as other children of his age. He is now in trade in company with his brother, aud is doing most of the work of the store. Whether he keeps up his mental culture by occasionally falling down an crying oat "Rump 1" we are not informed. i thirty-six hours after tbe action referred to bad Lftn takes by tbe Acsemblyjat Baltimore, yet no information wbateter was received concerning it. jjTke sLsie mcnt, therefore, circulated faran4 wideim the newspapers, that it wax coldly receiv ed, is like msny others which somebody fabricates, but for which nobody seems responsible. Central Presbyterian. pices in her hair, and the piece of wood I or insult us any more, which he promised1. eoverea wun niooa ana placed again be- Shortly after we be?an speaking on fami v i mf O hind the door. Mrs. Dozier received many blows upon the top of her head with same, or a like instrument, which crushed her skull into so many pieces that the whole could be raised aha moved about by raising the scalp by jthe hair. Her arm was broken, her shoulders severely bruised, and ber finger ripg broken and mashed into the fiuger appn which she wore it. Her keys were not taken from ber pockets, her spec tacles were left on the window beside ly matters and he used some very insult ing language, and put bis hand in his pock et as though to draw out a pistgl when I shot him. He then came towards me and I fired three other ''shots at him.. When I fired the last shot at bim be had me by the collor. I only regret this on account of the effect it will have on my family. I wnnld like for Judge Barbour to know this as he was interested in the caso before. The Doctor did not find any pistol in Accotding to ihe late decision of the Prehistoric man and the antiquity of the earth are themes that engage the time of some of our ablest students of science, themes the discussion of whieh afford in terest even to a large number of readers who have little or; no acquaintance with science. Sir John Lubbock, a leader in this particular school, writes to Nature, the London periodical, that he has receiv ed a letter detailing a discovery near the Dardanelles of whst Mr. Calvert, tbe discoverer, regards as conclusive evidence Tho American ssys tbe Old Whig par ty was a glorious old party, whose head was Clay, Webster, Macon,1 and other shinning patriots and statesmen white principles were a Constitutional Unitn, purity of the ballot box, integrity of offi cials, protection to home industry, and the welfare of the whole people. That thejlepubliean party sprang from the bid whig party ice Brother Drake is centainly poking fad at b s new brothers. If he will only point oat a single one of the above principles that the radical party practices, we are ready to jine 'em. As Henry Ward Beech-, er would profanely says it wee a d I of a long jump that radicalism (took w&en it sprang from the old big party. Western indicator. The Wosdtrs of Axstria. de. majority of the United States Supreme of the existeneeof man during the Miocene Smith, of London, in his digging into Court iii the habeas corpus case, "it upon period. Mr. Calvert, who Sir John states tbe ancieat site of the once great city of the applcatiou for tbe writ it appears that is ao entirely competent person, met wiih Nineveh, bas unearthed the recent missing the party alleged to be illegally restrain- a fragment of a bone, probably belonging fragments of the old Assyrian record of -A Af hiatlibert v ia held under the authori- either to the dinotherium or a mastodon, the Deluge : and, better still. He has foand tv. or claim or color of the United States I on the convex side of which is engraved a library ia stone of an Assyrian King. by an officer of that government, the writ a representation ox a nortrea quaarupea i nus,auer tne ispseoi mousaaas oi years should beref used" by tbe State Judge, "with arched neck, lozeorshaped chest, the secrets of tbe mighty nations and pW. This, if construed by a corrupt official, long body, straight fore-legs and broad pie of the past are coming to light as. -i.l un rari tn nrk nrion ininrr And frt in ihe same stratum ne has also l tor instance, in the iate atscovene; in inconvenience to injury even tbe most guiltless which shf sat, and the newspaper she had I the pocksta of the deceased, bat foand the fonnd a flint flake, and several bones I Jerusalem aud Cvorua. and ia the but led SI WSJ VIMVfiW - sj - 9 a 0 ST i citizen. It &s not difficult to show a "color broken as if or the extraction of marrow, I ruins of the Temple of Diana a ad aseiept of authoritf. and this -done, an innocent This discovery would not only prove the I Troy, and now in these Assyrian -treasures. man must be deprived of his liberty, aa I existence or man M Miocene times, bat oi I Best of all, tnat soua oia dooi, tne Die, no eourt wiH be allowed to hear his case. I men who had already made some progress, I comes out of all these tests like gold ffom Memph isA tola nche. at least, in tLit.Star. the crucibles. Si t j y