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WILMINGTON, N. C.
wa3 removed to Richmond all State mili-
. i i - it
tarv and nrtvil rrmmissions TVCTC cancell
ed, the officer generally rcceivingxrprn-
ment corresponding to those new uy iuiiu
whilo in thn TWlnrftl APrviCG-
tin llmll'Vi f.r. Jnno 1RC1. CcOkC.w.li,
V- AAV V v j
missioned as a IacutenaniVin ue
X. On the 5th of July, 18012, .liew52&rp-
moted to a? Commander. In duly, i
r '5inl distinguished scrvi
mHmitW'Wre arm unara e i - - ; ?; nU gu5Couentiy cour-
. - i r rt Hiii r inn i ii 11 iniu, iiiv v i 7
CwkeVtnr CPt. John -N. Manner rJ" 'bemat,e sound, l,c wa
TTiettii wiror tn c a so ci a 1 1 o n o r o.m -
TUURSD
Iy. JUNE 28; 1SX7.
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31E31PIIIAL ADDRESS
cer o the. Third C. Infantrr-
( Tubllshcd by Hcffitfitioitof llu-Aoi -iraion,
James Wallace 'Cookc-was lorn in
ir. X'rtrtVi -r-iniliha. (in tho car
lfVUU)VI w, w. 7 . -
iaio TniftirAliis fatlirr: a native 01
rfiercnatvt orTfeaufort, Wsitctt -Npv ork.
. Alltcr a brief absence, li&V k iiss.ic in
" Wr.BUf.1 lnnd to his home.-- ft h? arrilvcd
; rr4VirAi'5uilFforu sunset; hut-an
' adverse .wind prevented her lrorn -cross
1 f,. .a 'Cantaincv
ili.s lilt term ci umy w luu atm
the Conledcracy as iu uuuiiuai. 1
baticrou the Potomac, vhcrchc rcnclcr
e'l,cihcw?i;t service. From thence, ho was
.,V--rcf to 2orloiK anupiaccu uiuuuiiuauvi
. rii. ;,!.. A small steamer fittincr out
;tt the G osf)Oft Navy, Yarvl for duty W
Albenrarle bound. ,
i tn tli'n stAamor's nassae through the
noi r,n :i rn!.1 stormv!nicrht. the mnot
was seized with eoiicpsy ana ien vjVr-bo-
J . Thqieilcunibcred with a heavy
UVvl"Jj vwvv
the water actNat the
04m
!'.; l.lCKCt ai
'I J I
uoiisly sprari
prevented ner irum - -r yT. " , , ,r, .w5tu aim-
. ... w v . .itigh 1 mni , 1 a v 111 111a w ,
US .uySatte drowning man" For Som
0 the vessel was recked. : Ainoi thp-ar-
" . - . 1 ... -1... Ii,'. mi
liataTcxc pirowu,un'by the sea. on
TAWut Ibcach " was found Mr. Coolcq s
uicu
doakrflndWcveral boxes malked with his
...,-im T ft Irs than a Year is wiic iuca.
' Icariqg tKc'r children, JamcsSnd Harriet,
orphans. They . wercatfeptcd by an af
- . 1: 1 i 41. ......
fectionato auni wno muii
Aeration as hcr owu.
'' ' . In 1828, at the age of six' ecu, James
' was appointed a midshipman in the U.
1 Navy, and immediately received .orders
. A - . a I - S t .' . .... . 1.. ...... .1 .... n
to, join, the jrigacj uucrria c, wmuu vu .v
three! years'. cruise, in the Pacific Ocean;
After an .absence of nearly four years he
returned to the United States and iu 13
passed his cxaminafton, thereby obtaining
his first step in ihc line of his prufessioii.
-Mjtiisocmtioru withi Ccjko .coRimeuced
on board, pf the frigate Comliiulion, when
? tfkV.nt a neonhvtc in the "riaVy. We
rrtnucd - together in the Mediterranean-
for throe year s and Btibsciuent!y for sev
eral years in the West Indies. 1 . , .
A(autual friendship was. engendered
.ifiMT (bocainc destined to last through
many years, encountering' the vicissitudes
pf 1 civil cwar, of desolation, , sorrow and
death. My friend was an cxcccVui-ly
modest'and unobtrusive 'gentleman, gen-
1 J I - ,. . II Al t. 1
crous to a lauit, true in an unu.iiim
tcnacisly punctilious regarding, points
of honor, un uoaru 01 iuu iiiu uvt-V-i7Mo'omaof-'tho
wild and thought
ijess 'midsliip' men would occasionally 111
t iMit-iiA imoh Avhat the v termed his.ecccn-
. ;triciticsvi;;Iti ws observable, however,
y that riido hadiuagc wa never repeated,
' for vrhcrkthisrcfincd-scntlcnian of Xcrth
Qxjfjelt that the border uf manly eti
: nhctto was lnftingcd upon, the throttle
32JfDKaS'ffcncd and vtho engine of his
wrath revolved with warning velocity.
Years of close association strengthened
pur friendship. Tha more intituato 1 le-
Jcamowith Cookoj the 'stronger grew my
miaTi2h'TjAhe man. His father's cs-
laW gelded' quite' ,a handsome amount to
- be dividVJ hctwcen his sister and himself.
She rrJarncd In 1841 and with her bus-
baud thoved to Alabama, a 'Iickic ior-
fAllnnrnl fliom ntld i 111 llOriinioSlt V
iuuu tvuu 11 .u ...... r
affected their domestic comfort. Qui ar
riving in Pcnsacoia from a. cruise in the
Gnlf of Mexico," Cooke learned of the dis
inftmfitnm thftT: ld aiinoved his sister.
mviuMMiw ? - . , -m
prompted I by affectionate ! generosity he'
immeoiiueiy aaurussuu uis sisa-i hi
I ; "My agent is this day directed tb trails-
icr, ior your utucuijinu-umuoui j .v-i-sonal
property. My honored father's
.daughter cannot he permitted to sutler for
want of means while her devoted brother
has a shot in tho locker.' " ! -I1
! This circumstance was indcxical of his
general character forj'gcncrosity, for 110
friend ever appealed to him in vain when
needing assistance. In 1648 Cooke mar
tied in Portsmouth, Ya., jHovcly nml iii-
iiM.i;nt'mnnrr lndv nf that citv. His
IVkMHUg ,)0 J - . W
married life proved to bo one of unusual
ai entry into" the village was as exulting
as a Roman Pro-Consul's, proud Teturn to
the Eternal City with his spoils of war
i. .VI. A t- nWir'. ar.elamation . "
aiST)li 7 , , I.-
brief, iron m ail snapes, iuiuuu
ZCal, became a mania with the Command
er On one occasion my friend! accepted
an invitation to dinjjwith a Halifax gen-
leman. On his way to ine -
.. 1. v;. r i worKsnop. a" U1-
pathway lay a number of st ray bolts. A i.h
Natural idisyncrast,he picked up several
and nuito unconsciously puixueui. -r
silo sa'k-pocket. At the dinner tabir, 1.1
answering some question, .uc f "1
in soup, whose caloric quany
tested, he scalded his mouth ; ncr vous. j
f,rapin-the end of his handkerchief -4 ha.
-Lt-fA- fr.-,m Li nocket. he ave lit a
violent jerk, when to-the amused astpn
ishmcnt of the host and hostess and young
ladv visitors,' five or six holts were lkrted
unon the table. is eccentricity wa, w u
ui.., oil liii-rhpd heartilv. One ol
KUOWll tui'i ""-'""o '
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Miscellaneous.
SGRIBHER'S MONTHLY,
Tonsorial.
NEW B ARBEH SHOP.
r
HBpe yo ing lauies ut . i r r
rffties, cxciaimuu j, 1.4-1 X 1;.
but :fuu
Wbcn'.Scribner ii?-uel its' f.inoui
ji.vr Jiolidav Number in Jul , a
f-r,n --aid nf it : i4U'c arc not .ure
iVm. r ha.touchcd hisrh-water mark. A"v
Jo'nf.t see what worlds are left to it to con
quer." But the publishers do .not ct xjrratr
that thev nave reacnea ino uiunui tuuiu
cxcclleiiL-e tlicv believe 'there are vV.ii.-v
woi-Lls to ( conquer, ' anvl they inor oic V
,-conq'uer theia." , ' '. " ; . .
The prospectus lor ine nuv. .yo.uuie .;.;
the titles of more than fifty paper. (uKtly
illustrated), by writers of the highest isc-rit.
L'uder the head of .
i . ' . - ' " ' : : '.' -
11 arrfrttfultj.-.iirrmed fcif-l have
upeneda "M ' 'M'" ' :t -I . '
- Miscellaneous.
THE
"0W
at
lowing hny-in-KVo h
fcliUVir 10 COL. 15
--' ' ha:;;;
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ave beeji adopted ? '
; Hair Cutlia' V cents :
put -5 ccnti. ' v
f.i . o I . . . r . , . . .
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Ell
Foreign
9
Vl
i:i);rio:;
-'i e-
;mn'firt:it"if. s'neli as ohstrncttng the nar
rows and defending the marshes; the de
fence of tho latter he sustained witn e er
arument ha could command. .
It. was ncglcc'tcdby the engineer, an
through it llurnsideUlankcd. the .tonleue-
rate batteries and captured tho. lslanu.
h '.ninl. ivn h.U ps in Aloemario rsouui
..,.,1 ,-.ft'-l-. Kt 1 Cit-v. leuccicd mueu
credit upon the personal .courage of all the
Con federate ofticcrs therein engaged . With
mere abjrt on for gunboat.-', illy ai-mc.i,
and sparse of amrriuniti&n, they con Iron t
,.,V whhf.iit. liesitation. the, well couippci
rfnl vessels of the North.' Even
those" who, to prevent inevitable capture-.
fired their steamer.'-, ioiignt ineirguns imu
raging llamc'i and bauilers living, retreat
ing at last with the stubbornness of the
did Guard,' that were cVi.qucred but not
subdued. Xo one won a mum enviable,
reputation than thekallant Cooke. This
defeat, like those of f'cw Orleans-and Port
Royal, being inconsiderate jy weighed iii
the sealesi of popukr estinitUioif, 'as a
natural jscqiieiiee, t io iav was pro
nounced! "short of wtight.:' .Success, is
the vitaljspark that excites eoniidon-c and
admiration. Without, the smiles of. good
fortune all the ability man can pos.sibly
be endowed with is uiUppreeiated.j-
During a lull in nayal movements, jtlie
bold and .enterprising IComniauder Wwd
xcitcd the count ry's admiration by bravely
boarding .from open: boats the Federal
"imboats and caiturinr them. , -
These dashing '-episodes -in our 'nayal
history are welf worthy of rccord;j par
ticularly when tho army of Yirginia was
I X I ".1 I...!.. ...I .it
surrounded wiiu sucii u iia;u 01
to excite unfavorable-comments upon the
unlucky navy and place if at a decuTed
discount with those who judged entirely
by-results, find gave no consideration for
cVmtingent- circumstances under which
battles are fought. Unexpectedly the
telegraph eleetrilied the South withan ac
count of Admiral Buchanan's .magnificent
triumph in Ilarjipton Roads, wherein: with
i'.w.,W)inif vo-.ir shriv! - How
enjoyable vitajjup . .. . -r
inVpr1 ttm (li in his pocket acd iacc
. x 1 .1 i 1. - ..ri ;.v ;.,!.-
tioustv remarMCd inai imwoum. "-i.
and bolt his dinner. , '
Tho building of the iron clad,, un.iei.au
tile disadvantages of place and. circum
stances, was. viewed by the .community as
. :. 1.: J-..:! j ni;oiVrii;f . f (Jrcat Avaa the
general aUoiuihnicnt-. when 11 ueeain
known that' the indomitable Commainlcr,
had conquered all obstacles and was about
to launch his baftfliug. . On4heappointed
vlav ''-tfook anil- Compatiy ' 'committed
Lthci'r ."Nonesuch" to the turbid waters o
the lloAuoke, thrKsteuiijg..nor, as sue gmieu
from. the humch'mg ways, '-The good .ship
Albemarle toilers, engine, rWtmg.ana.
iron shield were to be Uttcd, etc the ' iron
clad" would be rca-Jy.for service. AMnfc
th:i finishing Vork was in progress, Com
munication '.from General- Hoke, asking
fi r a careful statement as to the exact tunc,
with' increased facilities, that the Albe
marle could - be depended upon lor assiat
,ancc iu an important military expedition.
The Commander's response was quite
laconic '"In fifteen days, with' ten addi-f;,,n-i!
iMfchanies." The assistance '.was
w. h.iv.tt ;A winter on the Silo" hy Gen.
iClellan ; .".Sadnteringa About ConstAnt;:,-'-
ph'."hvf (J ha lies iiu-alev Vt arner "oai ei
Mv V.Tnliow atIodcow," by Eugune-c-hny-.
!.. fAn Awerrt'sn in T.rkist:in' etc. Ihree
sol ia
El 5 r E-i ? i g - m i n f u -v n .
e vJ cw svj .v - - w m . -, - - - s
- . I : ' -
- ' Uv,Uir. Iluil.ihd, the Emtiv
wh.wo t(r'v of ''Sevl-noaks!'1 z a the higher
satisfaction to the readers of the Monthly.
The scene of this latent aoyel 45 laid 011 tne
J UCi hS - - - ,- . . . v . ; -
man who has bec alvavs-'',tie..l to a woman s
aproa fti-rg-,Jf but Vhoyhy tl;e death of Ins
i u o 1 1 1 e'r, isle ft al 11 e .1 ii ti i e v o r Id, t At r i 1 1 0 n
the cqrreiit of lii'e,-rvit'i aloituie, buy with
out afpur.pose. : ' ' , . '..
, AnoXhei aerial'IIi-s 1 uher'itance,. by M us
Trafton, will be;'m on the completion TV. i'hat
Lasio' J.owrie's,''-' by Mi , i lodgson. Ii 'Vnett.
Mrs. liurhett's story beun in ..August, has a
pathos and drama tie lSvr which haVc been
a surprise to, the pub!tfJ . ' , ;,
There is t;be a i-erif'H of oriiiaU.u"'
v..,wU.K- i!!.i!li-:iti'.l ii;iinr:i or-"1 d'ei'Uhir
-. ... . f ... - h p
itii
writisbn
i.vi-o.
...j.i.- -. 'ii ti .r ii v
i t M- ?.!..: vii -iijLii;iiiiaii':viik:M it Las lit'
f.iiuHt;iail wis 01 uie L riUeUsia unit-
; 1 - : 1 x - v t ;'t'v i v:r i ,.vi:iTiii:t iilif illlW-l
uiisi all, hiiVein-.lucvd Iho .etllLor auj; pno- j?
!i i.-i(i.n. ita.l Lu isnuc iiitv.' txijtion eauiu
tTli Li AAll-il ilCLVN o cf-iLnA. . "
V itla.u iiio i.it ten .:uarsa.iio process oi
iliscijvcrv.iii iiH-iy. ivpiiruas i t dii:iowiodgo
has it)V;iiC ii liw'y ' Wv'TiT oi lviei-'viJCt nn.ilii-
u. l :'.ti e - : . . . .r - ; .
1 - , i. . r - . I .... -
1 Up :JU:Veni. ;Ul oI;;iKilt:K:u: auiil: Jiivvo
lete in'itc.'.
There aife.to be, l i-mi
;-K;K, ca'.!iM.'ap.i.M:.
l'varioe.-".pe;i I'"-i
reiidbrld, iCooko was ordered to command
the rain and -gui, 'ammunition and a few
men arrived with a promise of the", bal
ance of the crew in a few days.
n order to avoid 'the . upper sln'als,
CobkeUlroppcd down to Hamilton -and in
spite of chilLs and fevers, ho was indefatigable.-in
his exertions to prepare the
vessel for service. 1
; - (coXTlXi:iiJ.1 "
4 'Home Life and; 'Travel."
Also, practical 'sugst'stions as to town and
country life., village impn.'veuieut.--, etc., by
well-known specialists.
Mr- r. r. 11. it-ii's. articles l-n v.ii i ni i indut-
rininCCmii llritaiii include the l.i.-l.urv of
f'Souie Exprimciits in C't -t j t-t ;l ti n . , 'A
iSeottish J(;;d' : Fi'Ctui y" iu the I A" veuibc-r
jiutnber, amf'vToad Lane, ii.cadalo, ' iu l'e-
f'e
Vi
Olf
Voi -kin 'Mian's'. Home' 4".
T. . it 1 1 ...... ,s.. 1 U'
etc.
icr
"Tne itikb-h
Sho-n
Matron ti
.vk t :
!, A r lehly, ill tfs tra tf."J -ser ie:
'iAiueriean Sports by Fh
various writers, am
will
oe
cuch
on a
jtci; on
l'bv
liiict'CIit
iuciiie. The subject
n!liiim'!i(!!i :nit l.Jonje DcfcOX'ilt'ii-i
Vill have a prominent place, whilst the latest
productions of Aiiieriedu hamoih ts will ap
pear from month to month. The list nf short
er stories, biographical and other sketches,
etc.-, is a loni; one.
The edit ui.il department will continue to
employ the ablest pens both at .home and
abroad, there wiH be a series 01 leuars f
1:1. .! ,t. 5-.-.- Mr VV'A!-
'ford.
! The oacs of the maijazino wid be opon,
heretqi'ore, so far as limited space wiii per-'
iiiitj to-th.e discussiori of all thoiiies p.tlecth:g
the social and religious life of the world, and
specially to the freshest thought of the Christ
ian thinkers and scholars of tins country.
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and purer, higher a:id noble.-, more geniaj
and generous in all its .utterance.- ami influ
ence's, and a more welcome visiter than ever
before in homes of refinement and culture.
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.tat or tho'hipMJ!
p-i.tlllC.' 3C(W :i
iianiOs ure in
cvj-i- oiu-'s J:i'-u:!,, itm-l v.'h lives
ovrVoninStirroifsTir icnoVth'e fetTWnifT.s
t ;n;at b:HUcts intv- ).. .-on -a'vii'irhi -Jipi'oe-Itiur'h-''j
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and v i; :e:i oiiUi iitAV' !:. !u l-iic
porin.iitvnTund utiUu-hlK Li.-l-vn-y.
j n i i' oarhf-. ti'io iv.-s.ii cdiuon for
ee. in
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At tho Centennial rxliihhfnn, pw J,yt
always carrel o-J Hie hizhca ul " -.
wherever cihihitea.
- Ai.COM PACT,: surpzv. DriUKu
x.i Rht KunniEK'nr.d EFFICIENT "iSr
STITCH." MACHINE. ADAPTEDtafr
IVArJTS Of EVISKYBODY. The UftLt
S E W J N G MAC Hi N Eva Ph&Sf
tslent and Mechanical fcMU. It
MACHINE, ia SIMPLE ia CONSlEfciw"
&Uait.On ia Strer.gth anl Beau.T
of DOING a wider rtutnfbl iriti
i oe
(.UH.).- l It
Hi.; u:..' i: :iur;..;:ii i .'i to inc.
biu 'rule s-, and 10 fi.riiiii .un :te-
ia :wiC;!iet.'i 'of vveiy Irelia production in
.iirnntn', j.ii't i tlnsiu-we.-c lnvemions m
pru
lieai a;'is,as vvifLi as t
mat record oi'.uu; pro
;iveu'hucci!iet
less i-olilical
i- anil
Vf A S II I XG TO X LETT: R .
the iron-clad Wcrrimac he achieved
a
fr. I
1UI o
felicity, for in his partner he -realized all
that vf as affectionate and noble in woman.
KatablUbing a home in Fairfax county,
V., ther Mrert ;.oon surrounded by nn
rocrous' Tfricrids who constantly eijjoycd
Mrri(b5'3jbrb2htrand genial rendition
or magnificent' hospitality.
i Thii home wasonc of coutcntnicnt and
totr cooyment, : vv ncn civu war
, incm ' Trom i their peaceful abode,
f!rvlc .liravrlr. followed the 'fortunes
- . Ci 'i SO ' fi- ..i.i: 1
i ol ncr nusnana. ii.s rcputuiou te.aine
.hefigloy 'hii siclaiess and sorrows cxei-
hmr trndcT solicitude and wcmSelyde-
'.i."," J last the angel jof death
eojoienedhim ; from eariu wan uuur
inn vrcicrnatinn &hn murmiirctl Invinc
c - 1 o
. ' prayers for his salvation, liko a noble
HAdtWm'wifc in nartinrr with her South-
Tcrri "Bejriusband. - When cthc political
Hrcaofthe country became clouded by
, t-tectiootlr animosity, niy friend watched
' V fmnncntlv exnresSctl to friends" t he
''nih tfiatisomc ratrlotie s.ivior might
ariso'4 with power to rebuke the .disturbed
cfemcnta. Audlsav "hush, be On
lhA.i2d nfMat. IRfit . T mot (Jooke in th
cltjr -6C- Woihiugton, 'orth Carolina still
lingered In the Union and this circum-'
. a(anck vrr) i arcc of worry aud per
pTexity ' to rny" friend. Wc discussed at
..firgth, the annoyances of Ithc dav 'that
vmro; cviucntiy cuimmatiug towards a
.conflict pf ,arms. r As he was about to
. leaTe, Jorf soni9, in a sorrowful tono ol
1 ivoico licTCraarked, thcrc is nothing go n
lo"' ? to hope ; for; without a doubt wewill
- met at fhilippi,' for as North Carolina
,cjcs 8o ilpcs' James V.; Cooke. God bless
- . 'youi; Fariyipll. , . r .
. fOntheltthof ifay, 1801, 'JamciW. Cooke
, iesigned his, Fpcal Commission and was
immediately' 'appointed, by Gov. Letcher
" HAm.ll.Wl O.W .1 1 ' Vlll "
? Yfavr www to Superintend the re-moaV,-o
Confederate t property from
?Uixanaria, which duty detained hi in! in
ihat.city nctil its loccupatioa by iho Fed
eral forces on the 24th of May, 1801. '
'."When Virginia ; became ( a part of tho
Coafff 8 ,,ca of goYcrnmept
srdendid navaPvictorv ! Ihen from dis-
Itaiit seas came exhilarating news, coupled
with howls lrorn the Aortin ine con
federate banner lloatcd proudy from (the
gift's of the Alabama, Florida, Georgia
Snd $iGiiamhah, startling Kurops. by
the: wholesale, distruction of Yankeca.'om
mcrce by these Ishmcalitcs of the1 South,
who, .Without ports,- friends or facilities,
disregarded the Federal liavy atbey . lit
up funeral pycrs of .theircommercial ves
sfls from the'eouator to. the IAidies and
I'aoitifi. ocean. Tiiesc lcrtiaikable suc-
need the nconle that appliances
and opportunity were all her naval ofiicers
- : 1 1.....itf l.inrdl'i- fur fbil llVT-'
retpllllAl x.Kt uai ii-jii lain vi. j" v.. .v..
federacv and render vital service mo ine
, .. .-.... i i .. i
cause, l ast deieats were conuoneu anu
the blame for: them was placed where tne
responsibility properly belonged and not
with tic "pcivonncl of the navy,
Coin mander 'Cooke was' paroled imme
diate! v after the battle oil' Klizabeth City.
A friend drove him in an open buggy, to
iVrtsmoutli, Va., wheie his family resid
ed.- Being caught m a heavy vam storm,
without protection, dangjerous inilama
tioti of his'v ounds iK'Curred, and for four
months his physical "sufferings were very
severe., When convalescent he .-was ex
changed aud ordered by thJ government
to. llalifiuv on the Uoanoke, ith instruc
tions to improvise an intevA navy yard.
This service he performed with hi Cus
tomary y.caloits alacrity.
In 1803 two patriotic citizens- residing
near i:dvards- Terry, on tho llonoke
to construct an iran-e lad. Their expe
rience ' heretofore had been limited to H it
boats, wit with the assistance of an intel
ligent and practical naval officer, coupled
with their own natural geuius, they dlft
confident that the desired vessel could be
built and rendered 'formidable for service.
As Commander Cooke was near , at
hand, the Secretary of tLe Navy ver- ju
diciously directed him to aisuir,e control
of the work for the construction of this
earnestly desired vessel, whose proviuce
was expected to be the rescue of Albe
marle aud Vandied Sounds from the pos
scjjsioil of the enemy. -.When aroused to
action, Cooke was one of the most- indus
trious and indefatigable ofticcrs in the
navv. With hearty zeal n e'nbarked in
the enterprise.
Iron in . all shapei . was a necessity.
Tu person Cooke rausackctl the county',
gathering bolts and bars and the precious
metal in any shape tnat admitted of ap
plication to. his needs' by the manipula
tion of the blacksmith. li greed for
iron became amnsingly notorious At
the Tredegar works in Richmond and the
Clarendt a foundry a Wilmington, he was
amusingly kuown as the "iron monger
captain" j To varajf "up from refuse- pi!es
Kcrvi'ceable pieces of machinery, afforded
him execssiro delight.
Erery'steani mill in the vicinity of Hal
ifax was overhauled by the enterprising
officer, in search'o( a boiIcfrr rVheni suc
cess crowned these exertionsmV triomph-
"WasuioTox, D. C, June 2G,'' 1ST7.
Tho Prcsklent received a visit on Satur
day from Mr? Keating, pne of the editors
of the Memphis Ajwcal. The information
givejn tho-i'resident was as to the pngrcss
of education in thctSouth,andof the gain in
material wealth, n various sections.; es
pecially. Texas. - The President renewed
his promise of a Visit to the South, and 1
see no reason to doubt that the So"itherii
trip will be an extended one, and, will be
concluded before Congress meets in Octo
ber. In fact .the President considers this
trio the best card in his game for securing
the Speakership ol the House lor a iiaje&
man. The Xortheru journey comn-euces
to-dav. but I believe the time of return
! lias not- been definitely tixe.d, nor all the
stopping places fin route.
Speaking of the Speakership it is inter
esting to know that the Democracy, ac
cording to Clerk Adams' list, now coinpler
ted, will have eight majority on the open
ing ol the House.- That number of good
men-, is ample to. save the organization of
tho Lnlv. even under an administration
whosemembers s'eenivwillnig to do.' any
thing to secure the Speakership. If the
number was seven instead of (fight I should
not feel soSnuch confidence. t . -
Commodore Goldsboro, a native o" tf,i
city, an ofiicer in the Navy since
died on. Friday last-. Some -ten of these
veterans have died in the last year, all at
a very advanced age, and all after more
than a generation in the 'service of. their
countrv.
Hon". G. Wylie Wells, carpet-bagger
.fronvMissisj-ippi-, isto lc appointed Consul
Gpn-.'ral at China., ile was promised
the Slicitorship of the Treasury.:- His
later appeiatment. is one yhich illustrates
Secretary Ivvarl's vaunt. d re f rat in . our
cousjilar- service. It would bj unfair,
perhaps, to" ask that the Consul General
to China should speak the language- of tht
cotm'r.y, Mr. Evart lirst po-osed,
but a iair'k-.iowjedge'.of Knglish oti-ht to
be insis'ed on-. ' ' . ' ' ';.
Thi? Jews of jhiscity, wlio, by the-way,
arc avi-y jijlcllfgeut and prosperous, part
of our' population , i::c jii a fermciit. over
tho cS'lni.i:i uf Stliirni:in fi on: a ho
uv a-. t3..v.vi-igi. Tha the- proi)iictor
of tUe: hotel did
und !iihi'r:e:l events
-1 ii,- -;.;; !: ii.-4 i)--'i' ii -;un :i:-r l.n
e.5.r.-; u I preli' oaira-y h-ib-.a-, :u:tt witiilue isiosk
i-.uipiu a-yjiiic' . s lur Ci-aryin' i'l on Wabue
c. t.-:'ul tcmination. I - . "
:oiie or l ho original sa rootype ilates havo
hoc a UbOd, but o Very ihgis luw hv.tn printed
on .! , i jic.
i.ieed ;a', Willi
a new L ycio-
hunio plaa tiaiU coiupass as
Us prc-a-s.ess.or, but v,'ita':j. Jargiviuer ljetui-i
iary ' ex j.c-s:d i t i.rri ,. - ia -iv t ll i - Mich a-aprove-
:o: save orcn ai'je'eM
aeca ad euLaed Lnow-
an ' i it r "iutedfor
c.iiition JKivt;
ec 'li
ii'l Uroadwar.
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555 .
ITS
All tli" la'Cit impaovem ;:as
the organs and pi.iiu-4 ;h;na.".i
9
:ui:.cd ir.ta
A by .'
r i - 1
Was -,ttoii.' X-Z. i-J.
nine in (every tf-.-n
all this 'fus ai
rv. The less
century cxhibi
a very unwisJ thitig,
Vr.lericaus believe, and
lid fury over it is uuaccessa-
excitemeut tlie iiinelcehth
is over such cxlulitiDiis of
ancient '.prepulcc, the sooner such ex
hibitions will. (ki.e. We wh ) have taken
to our arms tije colored m i:i as a brother.
ami-are every flay welcoming ..ship loads
of I barbarism aii 1 prostitution from China,
heed li.nx. revive the old'liatfjd ;f the
son of A Li audia.
There is a d.sp s.tioii an,og iafijtary
men to ;;n;j;jv the ice-ait Indian '.distur
bances. " I Von 1'ess to a hardness of heart
To :d! v!: . f.
l.i !"! WH w.
f.r
o I -
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nv
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ARTISTIC CaNSTKUI0H
iieaulifuL Ficiilj and Sweet .Mufc'sS'
Qui'ita'.-'. ouif jn.-jtruiiHTi.ti take -J
rank with thosa of that
CcIbM i Haanfactei
'Ay claim tlo -farorit:x::i r,n r mi . -
, vrhlc
1 1 A
iV liiO suke ia V):ctorJi!-i i-l
v-att-r i lit v aval loi'cc to
a'hey 'oiJibraeo
on -n 1. :a a ccr.a.Ki
edby luari' ci'e.
The lUu-t.att loa
the" lir.sl- l ; .up in
occti a' 1'j.eit i:';u 1
h'cl, Vaa tua v..' a:'v;;a i
tile cxria nation-:, jn.Vin?
all braia-'nj.s aei :al liatiaal la.ston
and'deviict the lao-t laiaons antl roniarJcabic
h at i;ro;i oi' .-.C'.'iv.'i'v, iirel ii-ieeiao and art, a1
w-!l :is th.o ve.rhHi.-5 1 .5 ee:-.''-es oi .mechanic.;
iait.1 anaaiaaci '.in.-. ytiiiifauli in! ended or
instruction, rather t hail -cnaicl ILshinciit, no
pains isave 1eeii spared t -iiisuro-: tiicir
artistic excellence; ine eosi' their execution
is e-iiorjao-'-S; aa-.l it- is l-ciae v. d thi-y will liad
a welcome iveipi'ioa as-an admirj.tble feature
of the Cve'ef: : .H-t, had v-.orthy of its -liijjii.
' T'H.
Trill TTV r-
without costing ONE CENTfor to'iEi
lil tiie Manufacturo of this MACHINE it
Vciy I5esfc lXatcrlals are-r;!-The
EAltlNG l'AKTS are HARDENED
and the Median" sra has been Caisiaxxd
with the '.'special. viVu cf, prodacaij ts
NOISELESS 2IACII1NE, adaptedtur i
v.'KLL, for Coareo or One THELU),0jT. I
TON, BILE or LINEN, SElvIG tm U 1
. .-.. . ir...)!..n T -1.1 l ..1 1
TEATllElt.' Such ConflHflnpftiira.1
1 . . 1 iMinxTCiri XI 1 - r 1 1 T t t a.
in
every MACHINE id lullj V.
Warrautcd for Fire Yean.
LITE AGENT.? traotcJ ia localities whex
v. c arc not represented. .. - - '
Send for prices, anl famplcs of irorS)d.o
en tne iiujii., or cau aianoi ourcaccs.
LARK a GO
abii
eo'i
iiis v.'i.-rlc I.; :-:-.;!" t ; --..i-:.b.c:-i b-j.i. " j.a ly, jay
e oil uciive'.y oil'i-eii volume, i fe will oe
niictvd iri --i-a. La-j o; iavo voiuaies.
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liKIl I Uil.iUillt... f. ' 1..; ki V (-..-... j
Pirt'ed'wilh 'several thnusaiid V-.d i.aravj
i-ngs,'and with !H;ii)e.rou--i'c,o2o:.d lal.hoi;rap
.' ! ; ri f
In oxti ;iOlotn,rer vdvi"' M i In Library,
Lci.lher, per vol, i-i ;; Jo hdt'd'urkeylo
roco, per vol. S' 0J:Ji: i iaif .llussial, eXtta
::iLt. or vol. t-s o.j; Hi i-'ait Moru , aat i'tuh,
in i-aal Hasai
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gilt, i)or vol, l-s 1
eill -('.'.te-. ief
iel VOi, l'- ().
. Tiiirteea-Vo! aa.--- iv :' y';"Ay
vol u-i ties, -until' coiiiaklioa. v
oneeiatv.'o i'irmfh. ' -
.f';.-.jKrciiitca aue-s of th..; A.'j;:
(a.oni.DiA. sIj j win:: !'lu! r.
will bo seal :axtis, oii 'ijdieation
Fir.-t-ClaSs l,aa'va:--iiii -Acal
.s'accocdiaisr
;:ai;'A NT',
'.ii ions, et'c
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APal-KIO:: i: CO.,
i-3 UaoA-WAvr,
W ATvJi I ;IA KElUy AND JKWiiLLEUS.
Y . N .7 Mtr:-:a':str"ct, ' .:,'.
. "-Y'ii :di g--,p, A. C.
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aaa Aii-a; -ni-;r':.:o:i;v's- wuiitii
V f.ir ev-c-ry- ar.tieio j.urcSjased of them'.-' '
, .UlOCK",
t'c, kept
ry tHght
t
55
30 nnioafiipaTe,!SewTKi
C4'7aiLi3gtoa Street, Boston, Mass. --
1111 Second Ire,, Piitskrgi, ?
ill Ctrji? Street, 'Ciicao HI. ' r
,v 21 South .5th Street, St. Lc-4.!i
: 7 Ilerr -ilc-trjcnery St., Baa Francisco, Ul
riTn"Hu i Y Ueum to ,Vou.6 ihs j
9r.5 - froui the effects oil Krrors ari
BG3 13 Abuses m caMy une. ja-
f ' TI of!i
SiM S3 tr. Mnrr.l . fl'flinrfti. -XtfTT. t
IS , ' Mi method-of- trcatoeut.
14 ll and- rcmarkatle lenefc.f
feni --W 7Al-a nr-fl cimtUS tC&t UCC ;
c 11 in sealed tnvclnpw. ".Aduie
p5 K j Howabi) Assoc -.TWJV41? f
SO i Ninth -St, Philad.ipfc. i.
1W 5 An iQgtitutionbatin; tb
f reputation forje,
5 - es I duct ana proicM""Y -
KSz2u23SKsab!
E. ART1S, :
Front Street, undru
TV lllGlD?tpli.
iT-,lr Tnttincr. Shavin- and SU-Y
done in ..the highest style 0 f to
Attentive and polite barber a-?'.
to wait upon custopcrs. '
feb'24 V - '
TTcfriiSli.sried 1965.
..v . .. ;. .
Successors to Chlpman, Hos3 . i
629 Fr Street,. Wfl
Patents proctuect in all ffirfi
granted. - Tvo fees ftr
animations. No additional fcejg,
1
An
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cocsiahliv oh ha
advrinee on
l .v
A.iren.ts i'ar' th !:.aao;i'.l -.Sj!ec.,.a
Our countrv :': ie'eds uvs i:. viti.u
pivea to Interference Cases
Office, Extensions before CcnT ;
Suits'in different States wyiS
pertaininStoInventjoiiJr: T
tts.j o-. rnnrtl SJldPpA
Clalms-rrosecntedla the Soprei
State. Court 01 o'-
1
to call and1
dec ,l:J
MER&HAIDISE, CQMMISSiaS
Oiir
-ervtirj- minafacruders is
iir Low Pries
tnat Weiii
h
press: on
were in
.oi
pow.p
d tii a very sumniarv sun-
i w
Indian tliiturbanccs, it 1
but the judicious will
scau wi.!i carp all army reports of Indian
itoubie between -.this time and the time
that Congress moeU. Xciiher uill the
prudent citizen believe all th.tt is Ld of
inimiucnt-troubTc in Utah 1 3 help to pro
iiiotc a war with Mexico.
There will be, as soon as Congress
meets, a proposition to reduce the regular
-inny of t!!i3 (United State5, . and the de
cision of tlif qaeetion ought to be on its
merits and f not be influenced by ficti
fions or esag'gerated stories of tor Jer danr
ger.- " 1 ' " .. GtJEixiE.
Any mart who can pronounce the nnme
of General Perokottfcnitzfosky U not only
sober and industrious, bat an ornament to
society. . "
reduced to meeting . trie
auiec. Ueterrnmed
and at the iin t!ai
that u-n r.,h -
V 1 Uil f
net
i urai-
reqaif-.enienls e-f the
to
liinj-
i:ir;tru:i:entj
WARHANT FOR FiVE YEARS,
we invite correspondence that we tn.-ir have
an onnortp.nift-t,i . 4. . . . ... - .
OrirJ'lAXOS are f urabbed Avith t!
Immi Frcncii Grand Actiaa
(tha.rery bestin Gsea
ittTrn f5'- UEX) LY STIlU.-..witU';th
uupro red wire; and the cacs are of Siaidrosc
wood -perfectly seasoned and i
WARRANTED XOT TO CRj'c 'K"0R
n WARP. '' ,; ,
?-RCIAS ir.fcd" with '.aU.iie
6Tv 1c! adtirCi;fJa?fe --ecen tcabinet
la-Send for1 IUastratcd Catalo-
rnce last.
Address.
Jin 6
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juc, and
shin2ton.Ne?ir Jersey., j
. .. ' .AND
; - t ojr b 3 L'a
exhibdlcj.. sample;,- of t'offei, Hour, KIcc,
lake orde for Meat,, Lard, Salt. dt-5,
. A ire p roif. t!y a; U.-.-.U O.-Jwrs audcon-
s.i?nmcntT; sojtcded. .-"r "..':
f, .V. ;re '..-T-pwior'tho. sale of WILCOX,
anathe -Isea.'l v (ottn Tie. , -
t xil r, AY 8 0 1IU L K F, N" . "
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United
missloners , of Attn--f
SlePe
: AxieariefPiyS
money from the 0 orern
gtat amount of pa-"J Jtik
close stamp, and a loll reply.
wlU be given yoa free. ;
engnuy.can ouuu-
in 2 pensions are enttueaw- aaPjii.-
stamp and in.tenn - - , fi j
Contested LanS fta!Z2r
ecuted before tne e?6;4 I
partment of 'tne interior.
THe list Eeport f1lSSS5-
e'tSr-u nntstaaa13!- Iks. V,
r.iih for them. Stod?i, r.:
are ispew-
m ts i TTI ATI
v. r
.Mtfl bureau,
nenccaijc- cr fraf
arr.nVpTndfrogjra
and other offices eica fytt
attorney., SSJ
, for return poste 'r ;
ill cJase ox
Address
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