WOMAN
'stlnrfrrloiitf heaven,
within bis tranced spell
white wWd, Hi" "lumbering near ;
.inrbfcf the sleeper's breast.
u rt fts wf- ssand called it l
xfwtoej n hits v nr
' - Chinee wme fctalns of rust
Arl C rfflons yet remain,
I poo hr Urk of tkxl ownInt.
" 'mdlnsi11 Austria.
.-.W officer contributes to a
An A rran account of a duel which
'.lneranaccouu
tJ.r-:tiresti
state
Anfnin tf. , f Maria Theresa.
,1 ecii " i aur tftoev vhaac; Jionor
trifled with has the rightof using
Ss,titionn insult
f i tc trial bj court-maTt.al. . ; - - -
t M . . . .t.., I.,, nf M:iria Theresa is
JfctslHt hi'1 l"at an officer who(
3 ttriick. cannot -be rehabilitated .
ganuneotis; " tll-cr Words that the
;Jl) recti Tiro ...
IS
ir ffH'' ,tvv 1 .. i i
tmta bullet throuirli
iwrt without hesitation. 1 , ;
1 tit the 'arrlichtJoii: A few years
' . optain of hussars -.lived m one ; of
S fast hotel of Vienna, xvnere his regi
quartered. He was fire and
HtTrarsof aSe, and bclongol to one
Jtot&A fimitei'of Hungary; hr was
li-Ttd ij " ' -j
. - rnfTT T s
11. 'i 1 ' 1 i J i
Qctfor.u he "was preparing to leave
tbU'a ttpUiu of iotuitry, Barou U
ca!lbilaad, ' though4 "Unknown tq
Gont 1 , was received iu that fiund-
lr manner usual between ofliccrs of tha
Jlnstrianarmy.' After talking for some
time.CuuntZ asked the baron the
tjcct of lis vK-.it, who said that he was
Jctfazoutfura ctrUiu lieutenant who
uveJ Lira mouey, aul who,- he heard, was
Ucppin? with the count. Couut ;
defended his fricml, a warm conversation
cngucd, and what followed no one knows.
An hour later Barou 11 declared in
ihe millUry cnc that he had .struck;
texo Z- for threatcniog to turn him
out vi Lis aparlnicufc. Comrades were
nvt n aut 'wg to carry this talc to the young
Hpcpmo, irbo ' said, "Gentlemen,' you
laov mo H'e enough to be sure that if
CarcQ If had struck rne'lie would nqt
BAfekfttbarobnl'aIive.,' J jjjj Ut 1 ;
Toinike aloiig Btory shortaduol was
irrange'I an J theadvejsarics, who were to
fight with pistols, .wcreplaced at twenty
tirtpaccs distance from Dach other, with
Vvtlo aJrance. pa' lh6' 'signal being
given, both the officers stepped forward,
CcGot Z without attempting to scrcon
kicMclf from his enemy, and Baron H
presraliog as small a front as possible to
ksjatagonist; ; When the distance. had
Wn redaccil to twelve paces the baron
fired tad was. consequently, unarmed.
Cat was strcched on the ground;
rt bullet Ijad entered1 his stomcl) aud
fsedoat close to bis spine. '.
Sbwlj and without ostentation the barg
es marched up to the barrier, still sholter--;
himself as well as he could behind his
fniaad lis pistpi; f Tfio XJood-' was nor'
"igiu torrenUfrom the count's wound,
tat with the aid of his hands he was cna
Wcd to crawl up to the two sabres which
i .-cm in te.i.ving tuai no sirucK mc.
91 . n ilrTsa; v. - The i ucstion wa J
"l(ia'.coun, who lit fall his ris
mnring;.,4lblj rraa is not vorth
poffder! The baron .of course dis
riml, au,i tno young hussar rccov
""ihij health and his commission, which
T h resinctl until he could wipe out
i
A C? n t . m a
JntUedtHiioeoflile, as the vigor of the
y i8earl.viife H 'was irSrTger; the
We Bird iolr.nl 1nf 11 l.tl.Kr o,l,
j,, J Nothing, rvs'cxperlence t.howp,is to
ntctter-s SlcmaaDltlers, Il ls a
solace to the ngetl, and the best snfe-
, T tan possibly uscasabist the
lUbu ? U to vbwt " they 4 peculiar! j;
tavlsorat the body and cheers
Kbeo 3 Pnre ablo and effective,
fr JD!ln, upihugo and pout arc mora
ibTlIi deVcUrd in age'than tu youth
r! ,lfc-! Hostettefs Bitters are an ex
.Tv Mniy for those" gainful illsbnlers,
Tbry0 fcrllfy the system against thenv
JeniJ?1' rrcate undne excitement, aro
Pflrtfm thlr actlon njl afe inflnitely
ma'S ,1,e UDniteil Rtjmulahti of
tiui. easily earneu in tnee
time, . but it can bo made in
tiiree months by any of either
ho U vriiiT.. . m any part of the country
tll7taentti S to work steadily at the cm.
vhi T" Ult We fnrnlxh. fUM rr vopV in
Choral !2wn Aoa nod not be away
ow-nu vf? V"e workt or only your pare
ui er toT? 8ent who are making
uukVm . wqo engage at onoe
rSwSM7 At the present time
mjt fSSS?.1. l nwulo ko easily and ranidlr
W hn.i. "US,U - It cofcts noth tiiR to
drwu, i, yrmwia' Outflt free.
piwiuie coniDaiariTS. g ivaismg piui
Jjfcp and Eupportiug'himself with his
wWl,tiith his right he tooKaim with
ration. Unpardonable negligence
coq's weapon was nucbckpd ?
t"Lre tococt it l)rnwlf,a b,eW it out
J '0of feiisccooJs ari(jt oll receiving it
Bail Boad Linos, &c.
Cen,l Supfs. Office,
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GUSTA RAILROAD.
, I ; j Wilmington, N. C., June 1, 1S77.
, ; CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after Sunday, Jane 3d, the follow
ing schedule will be run on this road:
DAY EXPRESS AND MAIL TRAIN,(daily
except Sunday.)
Lcare Wilmington
12 15 I
. 5 00 1'
M
Id
M
Arrive at tiorence
Leave Florence 1
12 30 P
Arrive at Wilmington
5 20 P a
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN (Daily).
Leave Wilmington C 00 P M
Leave Florence 10 05 P M
Arrive it Columbia 1 11 AM
Arrive at Augusta... 4 32 A M
Leave Augusta....1 3 23 P M
Leave Columbia L 11 39 P M
Leave Florence 2 45 A M
Arrive at Wilmington 6 40 A M
This Train will only stop at Flemington,
Whlteville, Fair Bluff, Marion, Florence,
Timmonsville, Sumter and Eastover between
Wilmington and Columbia.
TUROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN (Daily, ex
cept Sundays.)
Leave Wilmington
JjeaveTorence........
Arrive at Columbia
Leave Columbia
Leave Florence .".
Arrive at Wilmington....
2 30 P M
2 20 A M
10 10 A M
4 00 PM
4 30 A M
12 00 M
IpST Passengers for Augusta and bevond
should take Night Express Train from Wil
mington. e Through Sleeping Cars on night trains
for Charleston and Augusta.
. JAMES ANDERSON,
june 2 General Superintendent.
WILMINGTON & WELDON
RAILROAD COMPANY.
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Wilmington, N. C, June D, 1877. J
On and after Sunday, Jun 10th, 1877,
Passenger trains on the Wilmington Wel
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DAY MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN, daily.
Leave Wilmington, Front St. Depot
at 6 55 A M
Arrive at Weldcn at 12 40 P M
Leave Weldon 11 40 A M
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St.
, Depot at.. 5 40 P 31
NIGHT' MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Wilmington, Front St.
' Depot at 5 35 P M
Arrive at Weldon at 2 20 A M
Leave Weldon, daily at i.... 3 15.A M
Arrive at Wilmington, Front St.
Depot at 12 00 M
The Day Train makes close c6nnection at
Weldon for all points North via Ray Line
daily, (except Sunday) and daily, via Rich
mond and all rail routes.
Night train makes) close connection at
Weldon for all point north via Richmond.
Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars attached to
all Night Trains, and run through from Wil
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' JOHN F. DIVINE,
june 11- I General Superintendent.
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