North Carolina Newspapers

'h Carolina Wat chman, STABlislIED IN THE TEAR 183$ - - 1 :. 2 i -Tfcr i vrtf . if r , , . ., ff. f. -1 .trusteed :-:!' I 3 ALEOf. flEAL EST Al Lv wirtiifl nf aMortsrase or D Tntpd bf John C. wr tr T.uke Bluckmcr. Deed in Trust, Connor "and Sallie dated the 8th fist of ApriL 1874, and. registered in the fcfifee of Register bf Deeds of Rowan coun 7 in 'Book INoSfcS, page nu, ,,-., uu "i J, ."i i i...u tii mala T mill PinOSB hicn aeiauiii was ucct ...--r--- b sal at public auction, at the Courthouse l door in the town oi pansum j, s i m the Wi dajr ofarch, 11882 ?at fi o'clock, A.M., the following es Atntctof Land consisting of Wfiftl-wi& cuynJe 4nm w!tTar-ttS1 If Aleck -Millf Jesse KTutts. and. others, appreciatiTe Subject to, jneiie esiuie jjui kl one-sixtfij part' of the, land formerly owned oj jothi ij. ncm, ""-""0 the lands ef Peter W. Ilairslon, James B. Craige and otlilrs. ' : . Terms Cash;! Dated at Salisbury this 1st davof February, 1882. : i7:4t If VlLUKE RLACMER, Trustee. Blaine to the President. ; congress but it would not touch oar dig-1 ' nity. The Senate'i i about to discuss whether or not it approves of tho pension fraud. Mutilated Coin. Beyond the philanthropic aud Chris- 4 Our North Carolina Senators .voted against What an fercuce devoted to peace mi "7 T, 't . t. m- 11 1.'.... ni'ifa iranarallr CnmniiBCimfar Iliinloir tor macenai aavaniages as ,i.uo icouil u ( naya uuu uunng niu iicn ituy-uvc ;. jir, Jretcr fJNeglcy, United btales a better nnderstanding aud closer friend- j yea,:a it ake oufc of tbe treasury J wWftnf TwLnwr f n..li;mAM ship with the nationsof JAmer.J At J A billion and a . third of f i . Baltimore, has bresent the condition of trade beteeu fj. . written the following pain lancuajre the United States and' its American dollars ! Speatmg of this the Philadel- - i , b b- i. .r..vL.t iTn.i i ..i im,v.,, !r?n .. . 'i Vot.iii.tr u to a Congressman in relation to the 1 Frdinghxrjsm Declared to be jrumttlating riiA. mntiML r.pmrp. Fnrenrrn i annirirxji Tn..n oak Protest Against Hie WUMrawal of the good will among in.n, we mjght well hope crats generallj. Comnnssiouer Dudley - Invitations A .Danger to Our Finances. To the Presides? qv the -United States: . - ti -I , :- - The suggestion of a congress of vail the American nations to assemble in the city of Washington for the purpose of agreer ing on such basis of arbitration for inter national troubles as would jemove . all possibility of war on the yest,ern .hemis phere was wannly approved by your pre decessor. The assassination pn Jul 2nd prevented h; issuing the invitations to to the American States. After vour ac cession to the Presidency!. I J acquaintedj you wuu uie project . auu suumiuu w Assistant IS-casurer About. IL ' says ivpn dfnlomble. -Accordinff to t the ofii- cial statistics of J bur Treasury Depart ment the balance against n$ in that. trade last year was $120,000,000 a sum great er than the yearly product 0f all the gold and silver mines in .the United States., This vast balance was piaid by u& in foreign :. exchange, and a very large pro portion; of i it went to England, where shipments' of cotton, pijovisions and breadstufis snnnlied the money. If any thing should change or checik the balance rrectTec6tgOToJiviiii Tha iinpst 'hnnmis kith Snanish - S3: O o O o J j - )"""! w O -.O : -C - "Q IP GO O Co our commercial exchangos yvitli Spanish AnieTiea would driin us of bur reserve of gold coin at aratejexceedin$100,00A000 per annum and would probably precipi tate a suspensionlof specie payment in this country, Such a . result at home might be worse than a little "jealousy and ill will" abroad. I ,di not say,: Mr President, that the ; holding of a peace congress will necessarily change the cur rents of trade j bit it will jbiiug us into kindly relations With all the American nations; it svill promote the reign of peace and law and order j it will! in crease production jand consumptionand will "stimulate tle demand for articles which I American manufacturers can, fur nish with profit, jit will, at all events be a -friendly and aiispicious beginning in the direction of American influence and American trade in a large field which we SSTSliSr SS;&3P l lEt Tend, kooh U White Uto adrd MUru Q 1 0 a V 1 consideration, and, after carefully examining the form fof the invi tation, directed; that it be seftt. "" It was accordingly dispatched iu! November to independent aroverumeuts of America, North jand South, including nil. from Jhe i emxire ot Biazil to the smallest liepuu lics.'. '.';.. r ' i Iu a communication addressed by the present Secretary of State on j the 9th of last month to Mr". Trescott and recently sent to tbe Senate, I was greatly surprised to find a proposition look ing, to the annul ment of these invitations, and I was stiff more surprised when I read the reasons assigned. I quote Mr. Frelinghuysen's language : - ; j ' "The United States is at peace witkall the nations of the earth, and! the Presi dent wishes hereafter to determine wheth er it will conduce to that; general peace which ho would cherish and promote, for this government tOsCutcr into negotia tions and consultation-for: the; promotion of peace with selected iYieiuUjr uationali- -it t ...i-.i:.. .ti.t lies wunout eiiKuuuig u iiuo cuuiiueuce to other pebplos with whm the United States is on equally friendly terms. If 6ueh partial confidence would create jealousy aud ill -will, peace, the object j8pect, your obedient servant,' BOUgiH bwtu.tvuamiauuu,, uum iiut I JAMES, tr. BLAINE. be promoted. .-- - I i The principles controlling the relations rtf llif i-tnnllif nf this lii!ii?tliM-A with other nationalities may, on injvestigation, I be found to be so .well established that I Disappearance of the Parties who were Its i-. ii i .i i : 1 . At. t: I - ', i uuie wouiu uo guiucu ul iiiiSjiimo oy re- . Promoters. opening a suoje-cc wuicu was not novel." It rcorrectlv-annrehend the meaning of these words, it is that we might offend wasmngwm some European powers it we shouldjiold h bince Mr. l Uden was c in the United btates a congress Ot the I t,fi Proaidp.nrv. to which he una lerfpl. . -i . .i a.j.....: mi.:. I . t I I .1 I I I 111 :i I I I If'H III Mllflll'l i . . T. -..p. - . at man of u m j assisted in " T : I ii.. j i ' ' j.. j ted States to assume, and one which L ie iuijuuoub irauu uate guuv iu hii igut- earnestly beg you will not perniit this I ble way to their long home Zack Chan- government to ccupy. ri he European 1 dTer died miserably in a Chicago hotel; needed, probably, to increase tho proof of present moqe of redeeming mutilated most uniorcunaie auu recKies, n ooi coiu f i- . actually corrupt, .management in tho x see it Stated by a correspondent passage of such a measure aS that which at Washington that orders haw been commits the country to the payment of . , .f, . ,. . , Wars of pensions but, if any further ,ss.aef t0 thf ctors of the several evidence j be called for, these, frightful mints' of th6 United States to. redeem figures would furnish it.v And yet we mutilated and defaced silver coin at its are told that the law'cannot be; amended actual bullion value. That is faction- so as to check fraud or lop off exeess,and al silver at about 70 cents on a dol- that much less can it be repealed; while Ia and standard dollars at 80 or 85 we also hear from: Washington that more T , j..- ,. . - measures of the kind are actually being Cntsf 1 hVf ve th,s 13 a government urged on the attention of Congress. We by the people and for the. people, and dare to deny, !onj. behalf of the honest that it is tie duty and prerogative soldiers of the United States, who are 0fthe government to furnish the pub- also: patriotic citizens, that they desire to Hc mwney !as a circulating medium. Disappearance of the School- Teacher. c Kcllpscs in 1882. In the year 18S2 there will be two in our wholesale methods of teaching' pscs 01 'llc 8un aPd a transit of ? fhf rirni- n. i . ?. 7 Venus over the disk plunder the publia treasury by any such measures of legislation." It buys gold bullion and, coins it, giving to it on its face its real value, Fall, qp a Mountain Ledge. ykich it puts out in payment of its The most remarkable result of the obligations, and which it redeems faiti3 wliich ; have prevailed almost for dollar, less wastage aud ar- coritinuously in this locality for the .lfnciaI abrasion. It buys silver bul- past thirty days, occurred Friday. 1,on afc what it is selling for m the The tallest peat on Buffalo mountain, markets ot the world ; puts about 85 which has been practically monopolized Roi. peak on acCount of its peculiar by our commercial rivals jd Europe.! - . . . , , . .4 , As Mr. Frelingnuvseu's dispatch fore- formation, being a ledge of white rock shadowing the abandonment ot the peace which towered several hundred feet, i i 1 1 i . i congress nas oeeu maue puuue uy a our .a , . . , direction, I deem it a matter of propriety fel1 w,th a ternfic crash' whlch was and justice to give this letter to the press, heard for several miles around, and I am, Mr. President, with great re- .. , , , cnrrrtni- ,.OI1,wr,r WM- i -- 1 . . The electoral Fraud. about 76 cents -into a dollar of frac- tioua! silver. It then puts these 85 dud 75 ccuts, worth of silver in cir culation each for a dollar, -When this coin becomes mutilated or defac- the! whole surrounding country was cd it proposes to redeem itat80or75 almost overwhelmed with terror. It cents, less the valueof any mutilation appears as if the whole end of the or defacement of the siver it forced monntain had Cillen. It is said that npouj the people fur a dollar. It this when the crash first occurred people honesty or dishonesty? congregated and prayed to be deliv ered from the falling mountains. icated out of Chattanooga Dispatch. - imirorii a eanm 1I A 1 n rti rfi'nus ivln vr; I ... . . . . I Ti 7 feeuator Morgan sliumeu Otl ins untra- trnnl. . . . , and if rPtmrU be an olner.fc Knems to them of sufficient im-I r .. . . . . tinnu in ills, nouse, ana 11 repoits ue pottanee to justify it; I lmve never: &'An i coU u5 couf denve ? it is likely tins theft was commi heard of. their consulting the (government I mmi irom tue irauu j ucnerai uarueiu, McManus tjie Yomir wliito man wl of t.ie United States in regard to the pro- I,o was, pretty deep m the. Eleetoynll d from Mecklenburg jail a few W ::jiZS-:iVZ:Slimilii u,cu rom.ui oiow oi an assas- flff- A colored man who knew iWli 'I r ' ' 1 - - that theAmcrican pow i:-i . - .... ...A . :.. i ii. .1 t.. ci i.i can representative to be present. Nor I """i " J . ri " "r"" nus says positively that lie saw . , ... . i iirti : l t:. ji o i.i.i i i - woixld tliere,m my judgment, be any .ncui x..iui pwg'-"l tuo neighborhbod last week. gtKHt reason ior uieir bo uoiug. xwo away uuuosi . wuiioui u Bigu. auu yet A rpw-tnl i; n(Fid for Hie recovery of kJ I.. I . - . I " " o .L. - - tne ,eeoie old man at Ura.umercy f'ark, . fit , n nmnertv. or the arrest of the ' The executive department of the govei'nment is not responsible fortius state of things. It is its duty to exe- Heavy Loss. Last Thursday night cute Jaws, riot to make or repeal them. Mr. P. T. Freelaud, living seven miles Congress, and Congress alone, is re- north of Charlotte, had a horse stolen snni;h1. fn fi, w;sint:on tut fi. from him and on the same night a broth- 1 , .. . ! i. r ... . , .!K.nA - , , r- veloped this infamous outrage upon er of his had $300 in cash stoleu from a h . i L . f . tNie tne lteoPle antl npon every principle tted by of honesty.! 10 cs- -.. It ts the diitv of Contrress to at once Cek8 1 Lnocin lam rtntli Department to redeem all imperfect McMa- luni in oesn't lbok as thott":h he had a 6KEA51 REDUCTION TNriirrPRiGE" of Uzxhh Moniments and '.Grave-Stones cf : r I w : Eery ; Doscripticn. - , I cordially SnTite the public generally to an ihspectjn of my Stock antVWprk. I feel justifie in asserting that my bast einerieiice ulder first-class worknjen iu all the .,nevet and modern styles, jand that the wbriiiianship is equal to any of . the best iu the country. I do nut ! sav that .my wor is Superior to all others. I ' am reasonable, will not exaggerale iri or der to.accomlish a sale. My endeavor is to please and give each customer the val ue of every dollar they leave with me. PRICES 35 fto 50 Per Cent CHEAPER thau ever offered in this.town before. Call at once r send for price list and de signs. Satisfaction guaraut'd or no charge. - The erietron of niarbie is the last work of respect which We pay to the memory of departed friends. l' j 1 ' JOHN S. HUTCHINSON. Salisbury, C.i -Nov. 1, 1881. j I - ' Blaeliir ail HeiiersoDj! Attorneys, CouiiBelors - and Solicitors. ? SALISBURY. N C. Janoay22 1879 tt. , : ' 5 - f 1 - ; - : R IS a weckin your own town. $5 Outfit tree. W U U AO rtskt' Kvpntfilnrr in. v.- nnr1t!il-ii. riv. "jhulcs iaaiesicaKe as mucn as oen. - na DOJS and Flrll ninVp crr-fnt rinv Vfoarlpr If rnn a essat; wliicli you ca n ' mak e gTeat pay " " wors, write ior particulars to : v) . t IUIIaixett & Co.w rortland. Maine. & DasTille R. B. Co. POriDgNSEb SCHEDULES, i t TUALWS GOING SOCTU rDateK0T2Q8ii f Kicntnona Belie isle ti AfBurievnie if i i'Salisury.;"f..;j Ar. A-L Jflnctl t tkariotte fc No. 54 Pally j So. 50 , Pally J NO. 53 Dally. lQ35a.m rii 5 T S4p.ni 1 9 10 - l a is " 10 64 PM i - , 11 J2 V M 12 32p.m S 2 3r AM 12 40 " i; fi't " 4"0 " ; 7 00 " 5 00 " Ii 7 2'i " 9 25 " 9 3(i 11 14 " ! 11 15 t to be expedient powers should nicetm congress for the sole purpose! of. agreeing upon some basis for arbitration of diner encea that may arise betweeh them and 1 of the! Ar the prevention, as far; as ( possible, of war in thejuture. If that movement is now to be arrested for fear it may give olfenso in Europe, the voluutary humilia tion of this governmenf cbuld not be it, almost a neuagenarian : . i i . t ... it a ? - . I i mores -complete unless. w.e snquiu peuuop, Ilayei but then he's too i3 who ki day's life iu him, is stil as bright and chipper to au fxtent, indeed, that some gossips say he has his eye firmly fixed on the' term which begins in '64 and ends in '83, and which would leave him, even if he should lire to see the end of while as for thief. Char. Olserver. silver coins at their face value, less loss py mutilation or defacement." A istrcct Car which Carries Its I Track. lege of holding the congress. I cannot Claiming: too IV Some lawyer has discovered that the old Maryland law, requiring criminals To bo hanged with a chain instead of a rope, applies to the! District of Columbia, and that to conform to this law Gnitcau must The Chicago Tivxcs gives a descrip tion! of a street car which carries is own track, introduced in that city by It is the excessive amount of system in our wholesale methods of teaching' that prevents the best, results in nnv department." The pressure of quauti. A total ccliPS0 ofifhe sunMay i tydoes not give the Wher timeo 17 not visible in America, the line mould character. Dr. Arnold him- of,TtoUlity passing Across Africa' and , self could not have been Dr. . Arnold siand . visible as a partial eclipse 7 if he had been required by a board in Europe. ,j , - . . , j of education to1 teach the greatest posj- t11- An annular eclipse of I the sun , sible amount of arithmetic and geogi Noveraler. 10, not visible in Ameri raphy withingiventimej Itisprob tho principar phases being! ctn- able that Dr. Arnold would have been fined to the southern portions of the : considered wanting in the require- Pacific Ocean. j - j j 7 menti of an American'scliooi-teacher A transit of the planet.yenus L of the present day.' It is certain tliat VYer lQTtaK tne-Bao,-on 'Ddcern - he would have found himself helpless- 1 u vvlsloie mrougiiout the United f ly trammeled, as many an inspiring States' There will be kur!contacU j teacher finds himself trammeled, by f the circular disks or Jimbs of the ! the expectations of his employers. sunnd piaiiet, nameiy,a first exter-4 The teacher who would fain b less Dal contact of tl,e iHWd j then, of a machine who would like to take a ; an ,nlervaI . about twenty-one time to do some thorough training minutes time,"the second contact; and to develop the men and women or firet terval contact will lake of the futuregets no opportunity. place' Ar an interval of ibout six He must bring -the largest possible hours the thirtl contact or. second in crop of arithmetio and geography at tervaI Mct will: take pljice, and theendof theyear;all his better work about enty-one minutes aftetthe in building character will count for third the fourth contact or second nothing with the "Board." Then external contact will complete the tiiora M l.Kk.. :,i i transit. 'j i .. ! drive inte the already over-crowded course some special study. The arts of desien are often useful inabusil m.- nn.i ;- i fJ -v-. , , . , -oiuu county i Aia.i uiaae very ness way, therefore drawing shall be truly observes : "There i -noplace universally exacted of the pupils. Mu- in the world where ironWbc made sic is charming at home, therefore the 80 cheap a3 la Jefrerson pointy. Tho vocal teacher must have place. In Eureka company-is' tnafong iron uow' one Considerable city, a wealthy -tner- at a o eleveQ dojlars - ..l..-i. ! a!.. I l .i . I. tuaui lu lue uoaru OI eaucauon, who and whfen tiiey gct botl furnaces in iuuu teicgrapuy vaiuanie in nis own fan bast they wiU ma u afc office, has succeeded in putting every 0f eight or nine dollirs ter ton. auu gi iu me town to cncKing Where is there a place that SviU beat eiegrapn Keys. that?, Wit d transport ion from ! But, no matter what is put into the Birmingham to Mobile; this city ! urse, it isare that anything is ta- should become the irrdatcst niannJ ken out. The school-master finds no faoturing city in the tJnited States;1 pvuvvuieuiu bianu. xiis inui- We have water communication back: viduaiity is utterly repressed. He is t0 the coai and ir0n fields,;the .only a mere cogwheel in a great machine. 8afe and convenient hkrbor on the He sinks down at last to the level Gulf of Mexico; fnd enjoy : belter1 mediocrity which machines always health than any. otlierjcity on the' jj4wviivc, hc ucwuiw a uuaicr oL-ie continent. sons, a marker of registers, a worker for examination week. It is not chief ly his fault that he does not do hrgh-1 er work. There is hardlv space for it, and there is no market for it. "Topics of the Time," Century, Cheapest Iron la tho World." end to speak swins from ?nui,K Bllt for seventy Iqapital stock of one million dollars, any. eonceive how the United States could be; placed in a less enviable position than . '.i.i i... .1 i. .ir ,i i.. "t.. ber a cordial invitation to all f!ie Aineri- 1 . . . can goverumeutH to meet in Washington. The other day the Rppublieabs at for the sole purpose of concerting meas-f Washington were jubilant over defections nres of peace, and in January recalling of prominent men from trie Democratic ate "jealousy and ill-will" on thepart of Vtj. They claimed, with some show monarchial governments' in; Europe. Iti of authority, that Col. Johnston and Ma- would bo difficult to devise a more effect-! jor Price were "with us:" land thev also : i ,v,i.:., ri. 1 . . I ? i vU u.uuu iu! uiuMug cnun iu uic aiii claimed, and telegrams Were sent to ican governments, and it would certainly ,r .. .; not aTld to our prestige in the European Northern papers announcing thatj other world. P Nor can I see, Mr. President ' Democrats as well were in the movement. how European governments should feel I As far as we have reason to believe, there "jealousy andill-wiir towards the Unitkever was any foundation for this flatter ea states ueeauee oi an euun on uur pur i Rrafpmen. tions of America, nnles indeed, it bo the In regard td Col. Lenoir intyest of European powers that Ameri- few days ago an indignant denial, writtwi can nations should at intervals falL into J tn his absence by one of his friends. We . years tney nave neen using ino rope which answers the purpose so well that everybody, bht the lawyers forgot all about tire chain. New Oul:ass. laindlwhose object is ta build one thou it? , . M 1 f . i It .1 uiq oi tnese cars anu piace mem up on the streets of Chicago. The car, jxyhichjis of the ordinary kind, is -A Shre.venoi t. La.. 1 ,u "c iuiuhib uvu i. uvn. dispatch saya there has been a heavy rain which sits on four wheels, each abou fall there for ithe past 36 hours aud au one foot in I diameter. These wheels overflow of the whole lower country run. 'around the inside of two steel seems inevitable. The lakes above here t)ers, each ten feet in diameter, and are higher than they have been for the I which rest upon tlie ground, and are past six years and many plantations I held only to the car by a set of wheel- above and below Shreveport are already clamps. The cans designed to hold under water and the levees are giving fifty people, and the owners claim awav. v ! I that the more it carries the easier it runs. It will be stopped in the usu- cou Mechanics to the Front, Au Obdurate Wretch. Wilmington Kevitw. ng been employed in thje cotton factory. We wish them both a suc cessful career in their new I 'profes-f sion. T we printed a was likewise motive for American govemmen at peace among themselvesj 1 he United States i 'indeed at peace well say : but there are,! and have' been. Renewed reports come from the south- al mannerJand two horses will be re- era tier of comities in Illinois that the quired to pull it. The owners say deplorable condition of the inhabitants they intend putting the cars upon tbe produced by the scan ry crops of last year principal streets of the city, and plac- continues', and that despite the relief ing! the cash fare at four cents and . i t, f.wi,i i,r tlo snl lino thirtv rides for one dollar. ts to be have had no communication from him, , . . A 1 4 -i a I we take the liberty of saying that we feel PuWlc at hxrc tI,ere 18 8 ,H Tins is not a new idea. A man named Randolph who married Loui sa, only daughter of the late George war and bring lenroach on republican A .i....i.f nn.f;nJ tj I ii uiurnit uuv iiuui Vijivw. iti i viivuui . i 1 1 i i.i i - I si I'iJauhI lV'tllr- nil1 n I Minn'L tm stance 1 see an additional and poweriul uuuo w vy"1""1 mY .""o" i ne unueci states is ;maeea at peace assured that uo one had any right to use 1 tU i.ii UIU'IU11M no Diiivuiigiiujcn.u I , . . . . ' ... O 1 1 uis uuuiq iu. ouvu a vviiijiiiiiuii. uuivuci of help to prevent starvation. A Canadian paper relates this story : si oua troubles between other American Folk is not known as an a n.bitious aspi- 1 ,,.. r., oi;ler, constructed at this place, ... ,i..-i! - .1 i i .... . "... . , 1 "Nelsoa Brown; coins: alone the Lamp-1 p ' nations. ,i'eru, uu punvia uuve rant ior political nonors, duc is recognized i - v i..J.. vr nan k mrri.aae which ran on an i ucii seiiieiueiit iuuu, nui oiuuu, wivi.i v o - uia spt nnon bv a nack'of wolves and 1 endless ulank road beltv In other - g I T A : been for more than t wpyears engaged in a desperate conflict. It wasithe fortunate intervention of the. United States last spring that averted-war between Chili and the Argentine Republic! Guatemala is at this moment asking the -United States to intcrposejts good offices with Mexieo IU ivcci Ull nai. i ulbq i iiuwiiuin mvta were aU coinmunicated in your late mss sage to Congress. It is the; existence, or flie menace, of these wars that influenced as one of the strongest and most accom- i - . plished members of our bari and probably was as much surprised at seeing Jiis name so improperly! used as we ourselves were. 6aved his life by climbing into a tree. WOrds, a carriage which laid for itself Capt. Charles Price His horse was eaten up, and not a bone or fibre was left. to mark tho scene of the feast, and thelieroof the occasion was fouud in the tree next morning by some passing Indians and rescued." Greensboro North State Col. Henry G. Williams says Hon. President Garfield, and, as I supposed, ! Chas. Price called on him in Washington in duenced yourself to desire a friendly J ,.,. i. 1lft,i "ni fi!j pPi,M,tlntl couierence oi an tue uiu-iuiis ui ahiciui . . , . ,,r Ts.tr ,; -i -.,!,,.. ,m.innf ,.i,nn o, wiiiumiv niui Vsui. i . a . Ait-uuciByn.aiiu W UV 1 U1CLIIUII3 lit UCI U1UI11TU It I'CULb nuu I - - i I . i ; - - , .ill m,.nrnt nrostVeritV for all. Shall the said that he (Price) made a mistake in Uted and sixty-four, and the total loss - - i , . i t The final figures about last fall's forest fires in Michigan make the number of houses burned one thousand four hun- 6 CO " 7 05 " 9P0 ' 9 02 " 12'isa.m' 3(TS5 " !! 12 44 p. m ,1223a.mil10 45 Ji 12 6U ; DieSov.20.iji? p5hrlotte - i ' jrtlon ; ?BUrktJie r. At Bella Tel. I i AHlrhnionrt NO. 55 Dally NO. 51 Dally No. 53 -Dally I 3 10 A .Xt '. 3 19 " N 37 ' ! 4 4 3 j 2S i 6'30 " i 8 S5 " ' fi'i 17 " 30 pSltPM ' :12 20 4 40AM 545PM 4 41 23 6 30 S2S 8 41 10 55 1 9 15 PM : 9 35 P M 11 . P M ;il 33 PJ in sr.p M 5 05 AM 5 5 63 A M 1 7 43 A M B( HI 1 ;cn. Pas. Agent, Eichmoud, Va. i i i i r I . . .... . ... .. 1 rv i tztirt j: . ...:!.. a i 1. .n liwui. Uintctl states uow turn DatK, uoiu aiooi taKing any position antagonistic .to tire p,io,oua, uismuuieu iuuuS unto and refuse. to exert its gjeatl moral power regUiar Democratic organization in North 8and and seventy-five families. The con for -the advantage of its weal neighbor Caroliua that Jie iniended to 'go tributins -for the sufferers have been It you have jrft formally and finally le- . , . . ...I , . . .. a mininT na ,,alf aa nmch moro fho iriTifnfiniift to tne iMace con-I "vik u iiuo i - r- i i cress. Mr. President, I beg you to consider I with the old party. well the effect ot so aoing. iuo mviui- - tion was not mine. It was yours. I per- A Washington lady has engagedi rooms fortned only' the part of the; secretary, to at wormiey'4 for her dog, advise and to draft. You Spoke in the naL of the United States to each pf th meals served to it as -regu i n si p ii 7 24 P AT 7 2T p.M4 indenendent nations of America: r lt f ' i voke that invitation lor any cause wou and has its regularly as any To rei-1 other dignitary there. Id bo embarrassing; to revoke It for th It is worth remembering that nobody cn avowed fear of "jeasousy arid ill will" ori joys the nicest surroundings if in bad health. tlx part ot 'European powers wuld ap- There are mserable people I about to-day peal as little to American pride as to with one foot' in therave,whcna lxttleof American hospitality, j Those you Have I Farker s umger 1 onic wouiaj ao mem more invited , may decline, and, haying now I good than all; the doctors and medicines o i...,ut- th-ir wrnme . will, nerr I tnev nave ever x-rieu. .oee auy. hapr, do o. This Mould lreak up the i Ocl3-Novl3. : .A a plank road, hinged together in sec tions and working over and under the trncks,! like a belt as it was drawn forward by horses. Owing to imper fectj constrticjon it was not a success, requiring more ppwer to run it than conimou four wheel wagons. i r i -. 1 Petersburg, Ya., Feb. .7. The canil and water pbwer at Weldon, N. C.,1ias been soldTto Robert Peebles, of Korthaltiptou county, for $17,500. is needed to j see them through till next A Cotton tactory to cost $ow,uw is season's crops are harvested. tobf erected for the new purchaser. Gen. Malione is siiid to be the rischest muq in Virginia i and smokes dollar cigars. Perhaps' that is what broke the Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio railroad.; i j:: i. ' ' " 1 Marvin the polygamist, leads tho choir in the Virginia penitentiary. When not leading the choir he fs engaged in trying to saw his wpy out through the bars of his cell. CJtar. Obssrrer. . Atlanta Constitution : We recently had a paragraph about cookoline, a new. com bination of cotton seed, oil for cooking purposes. Since then we have had au opportunity of testing the genuine arti cle of that Diiiue) and it appears to be all that is claimed for it. Many Russian Mississippi. - Jews are settling in Wilmington Star. By a telegram received; here lat evening we learn that 3IcssrsE. H. King and John Cr Davis, two young gentlemen from Wilmington, passed their examination before the Supreme' Court and have boer! ' admitted to One of the bet and most appropri- practice jaw in the seterai courts of ate things we have heard in a.long the State. Both tliese yentleiaen are time, occurred last month in a neigh- mechanics and had been working at boring town. It was court week, the their respective trades Up to te time last day of the term, the court vas tiiQr ieft for Raleigh M'ri ! Davis the JaU in the district, Christmas hoi- j ,avir idays were near at hand and every body, judge, jury and officers were all in u hurry to get away. ' Just previ- ous to the adjournment oi the court, Capt. Swift Galloway, the solicitor The American Register says : Mr. ' for the district, arose iu his place, his Blaine came Into Congress tome fif- tall figure overlooking those around teen or twenty years) ago. in very , him, and pointing his long forefinger moderate circumstanced He hat liv-" ii.' it..i .1 . - i i i it. i t.. ! '. r t j . -i iu iuc air, iu mat ucrp Dcpuiuaiui eu Illgll, SDQ lO iue mil CXieu OI IlIS voice which he sometimes affects, said, salary, as every one knows, and he "may it please your Honor, I move leaves office a millionare, as is said : that the clerk of this court be placed at all events, a man of large wealth, under a bond of $1,000" and here The mystery fs how he made and ac-J the speaker turned his head and point- cumulated his . wealth. ; .Ostensibly -ing his finger meaningly at Mr. B., the manner of the acquisition is :un- ; added "to get married before the next known. The people have a right to (Atm r C fliio innif " Tlinra iroa o rron. r t two trw i rn11iv tno r i r I riA ri w eral laugh all round, and then Judge of the Government for his services, I Shipp, pointing his finger at Mr. B., obtained a large; fortune, if Rhe does i said, "I have already aken jiidgmeut acquire it when so engager), j j : j ' " nisi on him. He must either get mar- Why, he "speculatetl." ! j , 1 ried in thirty days or go to jail." , ,f.Vji i , 1 ; '1 Thoro ms nn inprMfift of laiiahfer In NashvilleJast week occurred an i which amounted to an immense shout instance of expeditious j punishment in which everybody joined, when Mr. of a thie A farmerj was robbedof B., who, by the way, is a gallant gen- several hundred dollars in the morn- tleman and an lmmeuse favorite eve- igj the thief was apprehended at ry where, pulliug his tall figure off his odn, indicted X)y the. grand fjury, chair, made a very profouud bow to and at 3 o'cloek iq the afternoon had the Court and replied, "May it please been tried and convicted, in the your Honor, I believe Til go to jail." Criminal curt, and sentenced to five : " " M' c ' ' fears in the penitentiary. Such sura The Philadelphia Times observes : m?ry punishment more frequently in- uiciea wouia exercise a uenenciai "The people who insist that we ought to thrash .Chili, subjugate Mexico, annex Canada, set Ireland free and capture the north pole, dead or alive, might do well to remember that this country hva .good deal bigger than ts effect on the criminally rticlined.! statesmen. Col. Ricks, of Mississippi, is the second This season's ice crop on the Kennebec 1 largest planter iu the South, and employs rivci- is estimated at 1,300,000 tons. 1,000 men. ; . The Hon. Charles McLdaii, greeni-i back member, of the MassaehusetU : legislature; who Was formerly a gard-i .. i . . it; J'tS..t.f ;sj I cner . on tne estates oi j tne xm&e oi Argyl, was Tuesday arraigned m the municipal court at Bostau as a com mon drunkard, and senteuced to inv prisonmeht for three months . 1 .i I