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W ram mEitxAiiD
Office; "3 South Watr 'S:
TltKf T Alt Ix MAtlcfirl, of Ifclivorod to
u))scrUw in alt in rtr the City, nt H2 GO
fornix MMithM, brflft 31 fbr Thrce'Miiths.
' RATES OF A WVEUTISI3TO x Y
On Square one i;iy,'. .'t.'.
" . two djysi,'..,;.
75
.! ! 25
1 M
.-2 00
. 2 25
, 2 50
tnro tuiys,
-. " ' 4'uue,1aiyH, . . . .
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Contract Advtrti.aent tnkbrt at pro-"
nAfiJw,Y 1IIRECTORY.
WIUIIXUTOX MAISCIIESTKIt K. ROAD.
IHrcctor .Joinv J.uronr Henry Nutt,'
Si-crctaru and FrHmH'eVn.'Xr Walker.
WILMINGTON". CIIAULQTTK & liUTIIEIt
- ( t FOR l) H.t.- 14UAD.
PrAcritrii--Holwrt tfmnii,? ''X:Tt '
IirfictHr J.l'erson, A.-JI.,aiTU)kKclen.
.7 no. A. McDowell, Robert Svfc'reuoli, Wulter L.
.sjiH'le.sttq) W. C'ole, SuTuuflll. Walkupii.
Nj;o Hutchison, Haywood W. Uuloii,C.'C. llen-tU'i-jtnn,
A. G. l,oj?an,5A. U. Holme-sly. .
SupfritUnitlriitW. I. Kverrtt.
Jlatfrr of Ti dnxportailotirW' II Allvn.
frrntori on-'t TiitixurerrX. T..Allerman. . !
JOtxttr JfTwwc W4UUI. !
. Weight Agent W, It. Frcnoli. . ...
WILJriNUTONCWELDoSCitAli,"liOADi V
iVr)W-lt:' It.'lJrhtrMj ' ' ; V
jiirri'torx on thr jftrt of th RtorMwlder W".
. W!ht,S. D. Wallace,, Elt Murray,- Aliiel
Martin, A: II. YanJJokkelen, Uc. JIarvis, of
Wilmington, ahdJohu Everett, of (Jolilshoro'.
Wrcrfor on th iiri of the State--Ethranl Khl
lt;r, of Wilininirton, . C, John Norjleet. of
Tart)oro ami Thomas 1. Hojt, of -Kalejtf h,
Chiff Engineer ami Ueneral Supcrlnicntlrnt
s.L. Fremont. 1
Muxti-rttf Trtnpnrtttt!on Wm, Smith. "1 ,
frvreftirfancl Trermm-vr J. W. Thompson.
Mitxlw of Machinal' ji--yi. M. llanklns.
AmMorAii It. Dmllejv'f ; ' . - " - t
RAIL ltOAD LINK
l)'iliiiTitoii HxidI Maii Chester
It.Hi;!'KOAl COMPANY.
GKXRRAL S LtP K RtST BjrDKJTT'ft OVFH'Kr
OS AND AFTEK OCrr. 20tl;PASSEX
?er Trahis of this Koatl will ruu on . the
following Schedule r",K w '
;; fv i$xir?& teain. '
'Ttw-WllThii4pftmAt..-r.'i!i.;.t.'V.1 2:30 A. M.
Arrive at Flore&o.-T..... 8:10 A. M.
Arrive at Kinwville.. ..-..... 11:45 A. M'.
Leave KinjrsvUle.....v......4,..j I1:.J0 A. M.
Arrive at Florence..; A.. 2:55P.M.
Arrivo at Wilmington;... t.. ...... 8:55 P. M.
Express Train iconects closely at Flor
enw with the North Eastern Rail Road, for
Jharleston., anil Chemw & -Ijirliii;ton Rail
RVnrt, foT Cher.ir, nv at Kings villc with thr
.south Caroliua Railroad, for. Columbia, and
Augusta. .
' ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. ' '
Leave AVilminct(m. . ; ;5:00 P, M
ArriveaUvjhgsVitle....... 0:10 A.,M
Leave K J n stv il 1 e . . , ... i ....... I ... & i 8:00 V, , M
Arrive at WjbningV)U- 10:10 A. M
AcconnhoddtioTl Traiii wtjl tun Tri-Weckly,
arriving ami leading on Tuesdays, Tlmrsdays
and Saturdays. ; . 1
i ' WM. MacR AE,
oct7-l-tf ; i i Gen. Sup't.
Wilmington ; Wei. Ii. It. Co'.
OifiOK CaiKr KxofxF.fiu t Gk. Fcr'r, )
Wir.MiitToN, N. C.,pct. ,I1,1G7. J
OX AND AFTER Till; 1211 OCTOBER,'
the. following. Schedule will .bexuiv over
tlultoad: ; . : . .. . ' :
DAY PASSENGER AND MAIL TRAIN, 'i
Iave Wilmington .dailv (Sundays except
tel), at'CrOO A. M,;.arriveat Weldo", &00 P. M:
'..Leave Weldon Uail (SitiuLiys. except il),
ut 10:.J0 A. M.; arrjyes at-Wilmington, 7:) P. 31,
.NIGHT" EXPRESS, -MAIL AND PASSENGER
TRAIN.
Leave Wilmiuston at ,.,...0:30 P. M., dail-.
.vrrivo at- weldon at ...:00 A. M.,
Ia'a ve Weldon at .ri5 1. "31.,
Arrive at Wilmington at. .....2:20 A. 31.,
EXPRESS FREIGHT TUALNV ;
'Leave Wilmington da Ilyw(Sundays, 'except
ed), at 4:00 A. 31., and arrives at Weldon at 0:00
PI .M. Leave Weldon daily (Sundays except
ed), at 4m A. 31.; and arrive at Wilmington at
r:00 V. M. Trains' pass Goldsboro' at 2:00, 10:."J0
und 10:V) A. M., going north ; at 2:50 10:15 P. 31.,
.hihI 10:50 A. 31., going South, connecting witli
Tiaiim to Itah'ighind Newb'ern at 10::J0 A.
31., and further points at 2:50 P. 31. . 1
Papers on the line of the Road copy
thiJrand omit all other Schedule notices."' '
M. L. FRE3IONT, . ,
octl'2-is-tf Chief Eng. & Gen. Sup't.
VHisihitoii, Charlotte nml
RlTIIERFORIl RAIL ROAD.
"lrt!;
.' 4
GKxrnAt'RtTrktitriTKNDKST's Okkioe,
Wilmington, N. CVAug. f
OX AXI AlTKn TUEHDA Y.Next, Au
gust 13th, the Pasbenger Tralu'ioii this
Rad will leave 'Wilmington on Tuesda,
Thursday and Satnnlar,-'at 7 o'cTockj'A. 31.,
" Arrive at Sand Hill name days, at'3 P. M.: '
Arrive at Wadesloro (Stage), at 12 mid
night. . Lc'ave ;AViUlej!(loro (Stuge), on Tucs
lay, Thursdav ami (Saturday at 2 P. 3JT. i
lieave lioakingham J(Stage) ion ..Moudayi
ednesday and Frjday, at 4:) A. 31. '
Leave Hand nill'Crtr) Monday; -Wodiics-tUy
and Friday, at 7 o'clock, A. 31. '
' Arrive at Wiluiingtormame ; dayr at 3 P. 31.
riluiingtou
W. I. EVERETT,
ii-'i' -ii.fit i -ir-xt-l lien 8jft.
cpt23-l-tf ur
Wood and'Willow:Ware:
T?T Ci REAT VARIETY,1
BASKETS,
-Ti-r-r re? f
w; m; j. c. steVenson'S, c; ;'y
Corned Ft-out 'and JJIa'et. sts
Jaul2-j2-tf"
4
"'f I''
NOKTH CAROLINA ;
"' . "
rTT tTmA.'HKg r ' " "
V;rr. f if f9r: M
POLYTECHfllnOEIaYi
TUIE 0th AXNAL SESSIOOPE-XS1
"u. win, loun,
rjrslt'y, a. .j. ienoseir ,us. Uiowan, vjoo. .1.
. McCull, V.' E. MIUh, Jhukss U. liurr, ltich-
(irneral Siwftnfvtuit.iU William MacRaW
2
ttEOIILAB COUnSELanguageB, MathCTim Jai""t ? V 7! S kx nlni f ploitr , :
V 'Natural Sciences,. Jiagtarfe ;Uencs -C- ? 4 JLJL-fU)A?fnt i
litres, &c.,&c.,., .JJiV- rfr. t ; '
. sPKClAi.fiftTTusii! .nt. KnrrineerinArchi - ':.'"; . V vUmx,1-.,-. . riw. xaiiTTfTZTi-x FTJitJlt; ,v -
--v-nire anu rawing. ; . . -i - . - ' I I
- , . ... r. . .,. Ci ' ' " ' S " ' . . ' ' I "Tn'.-J.lf, .1 '! T X
1 1 j v n ruT t TvymCTrrr. ; . . i . ; . ' . . , , r -i
w a u . t m m . j- - t jl . : . - ' t . i - 1 1 " r- - 1 -
. 1 iv il lif,J. Mil.
"' ' 1 . .uf.rt:
' I I f f v j 1 1.
AND - '
S.
and Retail.
.M.M.KATZ&(;n..
: 2., l i -: i " - ....--.. - - a :
23 larUct , Street,
rIT lUfWi; AJSn. WELL
Suited for the Present Season. i
OIJR lAiU EXPERIENCE EJTAREES
Iw to fmy from Importers ami Manufaet
rer DIRECT,' uml ean theietbi-e otter our
ootU hs low tiny can w purchased in
Northern markets. Thisinno hnmbugr. All
wo ask is a TRIAL TO CONVINCE OUR PAT
RONS. ' - ;
. We will attention, to a full line of -v
. f.
CALICOES, BLEACH lh) AND
- UN BLEACH KD SHIRTINGS
-". 1 - ' ' -'" '. .
"andsiieetincs,
; .l siuvS; poplinSv
4'
MERINOS, .and all the
Pol
POPULAR DRESS GOODS.
WHITE COODS, EMHROIDERIES,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
BLANKETS, IIOStEltfn( GLOVES.
BROADCLOTHS, ' '
: ' ' DOESKIN CASSIMERES, 1
SATINETS and JEAN8
-Hair Nets, Notions & Fancy Goods,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Hats & Men's Furnishing Goods.
MILLINERY. . ,
Mre will open On TIIITRNDAY, October
3I, a full assortment of the latest shapes
. -. i i ,
BONNETS, HATS, "- ' x S
' : r" flowers; vELynTfi,
SILKS, RiURONS, &e.
To TViioICMale Bayers we offer LIBER
AL TERMS: :
.71. 31. KATZ fc CO.,
oetl-S-tf .23 Slarket Street.
CLARENDON
SELLING OUT AT COST,
SELLING OUT AT COST,
SELLING OCT; AT COST, - '
For Change of Business,
For Change of Business,
. . .
For Chanore of Business.
: Wc intend doing strictly a Mer
eliant Tailoring and Gents9 Fur
n lulling llusiness.
..QPP.08? Hcdriek : J?3 an.
..JanS-sg-lw
.V- i
" No. Front St . '
I' (
if. r
". f il -; ' i ; '.-'': i O "
IX BnLS., HALT JIRLS. u f .. .
AND BAGS.
At J-: " si.tr.-M? JS J. tJ. $TWENSON'S,
l'"Jr Ut f'' 'l 'ti f-; 'It; ' X j 4 (
! Lfii. Corner ' Front and 3Iarket"s(s.
.'fanlt-02-tf -r
EOTARDSfe-SMITH,
GONT1XVE TO SriX yilEIR : , ,
- groceries arid Provisions
ATTIIE" "; -
KE31EMUJ!"K TIJ l-AtACJi; 1 i
REMEMBER THE PLAGE U ,T J
.? ';"-fItCf' i? " j-'r1
cneap "wusn jstove, .-'
-Mai iu uuinjr, .. -
Bbia. MESS pOBtt,: lit Store
:aiid lor sale py v . - t .... ,
- ----- "r willa uri li li os.tt '
Wholesale
flT.n
tCome:.the.iPricesH
The, .Crash in Dry ; Goods has
. and all Goods 'are
Way Down ! ! ,
B MS S G O O D S
RYTTENBERG:BROS':
v 43 MAEKBT. STREET.-
SMAl.E PROFITS AJfP QUICK SALES
, itoujcuotto,.giviuir'thc publiathe henetit
All the bst DeLaines down to 25 Ccnta : .. 1
rencu jieruios, tin colors, erne iouar ;
Almicas, Empress Cloth, Reps., all colors :
All Wool Shawls, 1 75 anl npwanls.
- -
The 3est Kid Glove3 in the ; City,
Our .Own.Importation, $1 Mx,;
Corsets 85 Cents ; best sl and $1 23 y - . J
KverythiiiK new in Cloak, Dress Trimm
ings and Buttons;1, '
Great variety of Linens, Embroideries and
White Goods;
Good all Linen Towels for $2 25 per dozen ;
Hosiery cheaper than ever.
Clothing. Hats, Caps, Roof a and
Slioe, Cas-5iiine"f es, Satinet.,
Tweed.s, Jeans, CoUouutie
j. for Jlvii anil Uo3-ls, Wear,
... ; at lrJees ivliieli will As-
AHtonisli ICvery
7 IJ ii y er.
. The largest and finest assortment of Gents'
Furnishing Goods.- . 1 '
The IV'st Paper Collars in the City for 25
Cents per Box. '
DON'T PAY TITE rT5 ritTCES, when you
can get the same for 50 per cent, less at
RYTTENBERG BROS',
where you have the largest' and cheapest
stock to select from. , 1
We invite the particnlari ' attention of
Wholesale buyers to our welllelected stock,
and thet-rrtraordlnarj" inducement and liberal
terms we oiler. 1
P. "S. All Goods warranted as represented
or money refunded,
oct2o-2t;;Hi - . ' i .
SOL: BEAR & BROS.,
RETAIL Dealers
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
DRY GOODS,
Fancy GoodsV
Notions,
-. . . ., ;Hats,
BOOTS AND SHOES;
: Onr facilities, both for purchasing and sell
ing at the Lowest C'aslv lrloe, uie not sur
passed 1y uny house in North Carolina. .
. A pi-oiuinont feature of our house is our
Merchant Tailoring Depart
ment. Under the superintendence of MR. D. L. DE
LANE Y, so well known to' Onr patrons
- - .: ' . a a skillful workman. - .
We only ask a comparison of our gods and
prices wfth thoseof any other establishment
In the city. .
SOL. REAR & BROW,
oct30-32-tf I M arUet Street.
-IN THE-
Conn. Mutual
?
vi; :.t., BECAUSE'" :vi' ' . :
I
T 'lSTIIE OLOEST COMPANY Do
ing business in the woutli. . ! :
It has thelarRfist .iJtet assets of any Compa
ny in America. . '.f , , . . .
,: BECAUSE t".
It has issued over fMventy-sIx thousand
Policies, and has now lusured a larger
number- of- penMiir than any Company
ija .-the XTnltet Rtntes T aiwJ the larger the
number, the safer the'caleulatlous based
upon tlielr average.' v !
' '';x:::-iBECAUSE.;t:f::iir
It has1 always dealt; fairly ' liOhorahly au.
promptly, in paying ' 't i m i f' :.
. i 'i'J. - V '
se,obo,ooo
.v. 'i a tt-i (M't
m losses 'A
.-I.trov
-i-AND NEARLY-
$,ooopoo ,..
AST All Policies non-forfeltable. Xo
i i A ..M.t -ji f -t-ifi liU
;.'t1'.5.?r - 1.!l'--f-f ?3I'
h '
Ascnt.;
FlourJiflpux;:!
U U .
k cviiMtrRbl.
stot- k has oee
Greatest Bargains of 'the Season. IT"
: . . -. ii.jr.s. .orq old residents. of Broadhead,
CJoaks of jhe LatestStvica, and fbrall ai ; Mfdf-1ii)r'' r'r.hnltv Tim
Flannels, all colon Ami jcradea, prices low-j a"MV-iJJS" iespClaoilHVi Hie
"Hoop Skirtin'Kreat Variety, all size;- daTjwJrtf!4 7iMijflriii 'TiiT loro-o
GootV 10-4 Wlilte" Biauket? 1 ami lower; : U Tn 'V'S l "JS??1. fflffj ia.1 a r c
CL0THIM,
MORNING STi
' S 9 '
Mailcft, or ilelivereit to suhscTHHrs iii
-ffr all parts, of tbe Gityy ut 50 for Six
Months, or $1 25 for Three" Months.
... ,;Froxu he La Crosse Democrat. . .
A ilont Strange. Chapter, n
A coiTaspoiideiit. writes us Ifrom
AViitcrloo, Ioy.a, asking if we lbipw
oi foiie EcWr Burnhami and crfrJliis
.history. ; : ; '
We do. And as it is a strange.
truej;t)ne," kown to liundrU.we:
Jev".11 111 TUe isemoerai as lt i tuat
fe limy ' Correct : -some errors those
wlio spoak-ofJiim liave talletf jihto;
Ejglit years' fiHice' when we (were
engaged las city editor o tvMil waii
kee Imiier, there Jived in 'tins" State
Til 1 Powoll ra.s lnnrr! wl f 0 m
Miss Ellen Burnliam, of Broaxlheadj
Wisconsin, after a ciiirtsliio 6f some
Limaer.oi pupnanu-waa very
tmclive.r :ldwell; Ihed'with her as
?l husband" two vears sTie'bcing all
IJiat tuaeapoa w. e m au re.peet,, i
presenting liuu with but one child, j
At he .expiration oi two years,
when about twenty-one years of age,
Mrs.l PtAveirs- voice clianged, slip
grew liglit whiskers, and gradually
changed hef scn, developinir into a
man, m an respects, as n .nature,
anxious lor a irenlc, liact turnea a
portion 'of lierself wronjjsitle put.
Tlie husband and wife separated
when the wifebecaine a man, and
AIr. Ellen Powell toJc the name of
Edgar Burnham, donned male at
tire, Aouht and ''obtained 'emphy
ment as" a clerk in Chicago, andjiy
ed a single yoiniff man for. one year.
I)iiriii; ?t)ii6j time he fell in love
with a niece of Senator 3Xorj:an, of
New YorkVbut did not niarrv her,
j. - --'f -rs;.i-r.;f ? . - '
j - j l ! l
ior veasonsnoi;, .peninenii to this ;ir
ticle. But about the end of the
year he did marry a young lady of
Jroadliead, is., a Mt& Gerta hv
erett, who was a music pupil .-.of his
when he was Miss Ellen Bumhani,
()vei;Ahreeyoiirot pieviims to this
marriage. This second marriage
was.aboiit two years ago. Soon al
ter this ! marriage " Edgar '' Burn
ham and wife removed to AVraterlo6,.
Iowa, where they now reside or did
not long since. '
-The former, girl is now a man,
tlie..tbnner,:vife is now-" a husband,
the fonner mother ia now a father,
the former you ng; lady; 'teacher of a
young lady is now that young lady's
husband ! - Truth is indeed stranger
thahvHctioii1, aiid'.the"al)0.ve simple
statement of facts.borders so upon
the marvellous we could not believe
it did we not personally know near
ly all the parties. -
Ariy one can be convinced, by
writing to the parties in either ot
the places we have nahVedj -of the
full and entire truth of this most
wonderful .transformation j --'. which
puzzlcs.not only the medical but the
eutirer Bcientific Jworld,and which
facts" now appear for the . first time
in print, though the particulars have
long been khoii to us and to many
other newspaper men and promi
nent citizens in this State, and to
nearly all the citizens of Broad head,
where the parties so long resided.
A' Tcry " Venerable Man.
99
There is1 now livingjn acabin
standing on ;al Uarrowraller in a
poorquarter of Detroit, amaii who
has celeln:atejl;his;Qiiej
tldrteenthbirthdaviiOld. Father
BoVinsoh''1 yas .6rp"Hrtnuta''
tion of Colonel i Du Ohielleef East-;
enV Maryland, in 1753. - The Col.
served in' thereWutionary army ;
Robinson1 accompanied hinijis body
feer van t 1 osi h g a iprpfingeJin d' 1 f'e
ceihg a sabre cut on the head. He
w-is pTesenjt of
Corn wallisra -lie . alscr hacL the . luck
tejbe.iujhebattle 6f,KbwO)-leans
kept;; hisxJ ,Me'6rj;ffanA;-t6ltt his
stories; of, the afS'to;niai)yJof the
rich f ladies of DetroirUobinson
was mariurnitjed ; nearly Jnirty years
himself says.,-41 The clock is almost
run dwii.
Xcsrp Testlmpnyjii Itdntudt y
f aiTLoDiayiLLE, Jan llv
A 'legislative caucus in this State
groes,' wouldbq.entertained, and.
i . t . ' i . . ... ''.. .: i.
tnatnOi alteration in reierencou
the1 exist in-law; relatmgT tosuegro
au suitor naineu Jc OweUy ik;W con
n ec ted jyjtl 1 a Cli icjgo peT? 0 wq
i !
hKrlvodi.tiiwn3 f asfe
ing. for political privileges-10i;ner
t Suicide :.of . avYobiig tadvr i
VJP.fde.o llisCathrine (jib iasniafiillt4inilmpare tliw
t6nsUy harigiiig heWeJ,' atelier late "state pt hiindheA ;lie .gdea to
residence, JSo1. loTVest Twentietli -gleeD oret8MT extworRirt with
street; It appearsvtiiat the deceasT
ed, was. a tiati veof ;thistcityv ?aWit
twenty-three' years of agje, and 1 i ved
' T '-Uf, iL-i. iitr''' 1. ' : I
-numbers 'The family1 MiiditV i-e-
... . I
spectahle'and quite wealthy. TheM
deceased was a very welded ncatd
an d acc-orn plrsl i ed yo u i lady t of
prepos'sessiiiijr iippearajriCe and tine
Ltalerits; 1 ' rofoine' hioKths'ftast'sIie
had become an- eivthifciiast on1' mat
tens of rejgion:;t( iichliia eiteot.
that from her. eccentric ideas Mid
actions it was . . mipposed'lier "'liiihS
had become dCrangtI. '
A pliyicianl was ;."dalled;m JinU
conti rnied I ; the , fears T of 'f her ao-ed
9th.ejy,aJ veiled that iJicf.-uiove-
niQiits oi the
when she r retired to rest? -fihe at
peared to be.; in- her, usual, health
and spiritsand abqut seven o'clock'
on Thursday iriorhing'she was found
hanging by her neck to the banis
ters of the . staircase, opposite her
bedroom. She had , been ... dead for
some hours, and it is supposed that
while laboring under1 'unusual ex-
--
"4vv,uUl bioie.t.t. ci ntr
room,
and securinsr a cloth- about her
throat fastened the other e,nd to the
banisters, and, their swung "herself
over the banisters. H The ' irriet Of
her aged mother at the dreadful
death of her ; only child, may be
readily imagined , :,
A National Demoem tic Organi
zation in llie. Sonlli:
A number pf the Mississippi pa-
. ' ' ' - - T - : if, .v.
per&. are strongly in iavor oi ine
organization of at national dehib
eratic party in that -State and
throughout the proscribed States.
It is proposed by .the yicksbuig
1 imeSy J ackson Clarion, and other
Conservative papers to form demo
cratic organizations composed of all
the elements of opposition to Tladr
calism, where thev have been desT
troyed or suspended in the proscrib
ed States. Arkansas has alrearly
moved in' thai' direction, and will
t
;hold her liftrst;, regular democratic:
JS tate con ven t ion si nee th e . cl osc. , of
the war in Little Hock on the 27th
inst. . ; : : :.. . . ..;
. '. Burnt to Iea ill.
A rdnrpr1 irv nninpd r'itliotMn
,a iervaqt of Mr. F.r 3Ioise, Avas
accidental lyburued' to ,. death, ;oh
Saturday at his residence in Bull
strceti near ritt. , She was employ
ed as a, child's nurse, and had just
placed the' infant. on- his-beo; and
moved to the fire, when her apron
caught and -was soon in a blaze.
Her screams soon brought jIr. De-
Leon from a lower room, atid he;
succeeded in throwing his coat a'u'd
a blanket Npon her and thus smoth-;
ering the f names, but' she hadnitJ
haled the fire and. notwithstanding
every resource that medical assist
ance could supply was triod,:death
soon ensued. Cnasi ffews.z. ' '
Personal. ,
We learn . that James; Qordon
Bennett, Jr. Esq, quondam the
man agi ng ed itor , ot, th e New V York
Herald, and the -son of ; the gentle
man who owns that; .establishment,
proposes to commence planting on
one of the Islands in the vicinity of
this citvpincbhjiinction with. three
or four Other capitalists,' this year.
Mr. Ben nett or .any; ojher Northern
gen tl em an wlpo ' bpru cs J here to aid
in the: 'rliateriaT'Te&hstructibn of
bur Stated will-bosr heartily
pwelcomed'Cz; ''"
,
A German , Settlement near Co-'f
tt tA -
-,lumbiai
.st v(P
A colony of Germans, numbering
about one hundred, have' settled rouJ
the Aliadleton place in luciuanu
District,-' bet ween "Wateree,:Iliver
and Colonel's Creek,;i -nnd -nbout
t wenty-four in iles , from - Col umbia..
(They: have gone to work with a vim
---breaking up the, gronndere-itihg
substantial dwellings,lbesidesyariij
ous.oujhouses, etc n -1,1)6 settlement
or, village We learn, -is to be called
Germantou.Tr'i?,( Aw4;.
TIic lslit-lIonr Bill. J
y Thefoll5Wing is therV eight-h.Qijrll
shallarisft
laboreJwbrkra6ni;Srid;?me
nnw pmn nvoH nr jwlin- may hf
bereemnldo
of iGojOTm
ot acts, inconsistent;. ith this , act
be and- the ''ame ''arehei'ebvi, re-
lAafilorf u -....,itt; ...-. . ',.......;;.
"iQiits otf the t y yiu lady sltquld : be
closel v afclied,' a riu' in at she shon 1 d
libt'blefralorieT "Oh Wediiesdav
billlia'ssed'by ihe blouse of Iteprfcr
sentati ves last week-: ' .;; ;ioi xr
-5r?W rticSSTiat eiglft - hours.
It
4leeD;oriret8im extmornir',t
Its state someoth?r..'
lias feni'frt itri dioa rs goinj;
tlirouirb- tliejnroor liVfact and
" p. TwT-r7-7T,,,.' , .
hifnseifTT'carefrir examiiu.t ion'; of
the groundsMM ipfliidt -krioyrn truth V
res.t; $o WfrV&jfotiM? aCquaintect
.witJk'thfti 4focii,iuedithc:iiclvc3r but
are tnrGC'Ayiltindasrcxit t diner
I II. t' C ILl L XL.' . 1 1 . 1
uie uinerencr 'oeiween'iooKini'
casej listleamldaatisnedih tlie ,
one-ear-UWieldidfiiol ?appear to
nimsen imnioie, at leasvpej yrju noc
have earned rry airiiflo :his bwi i
respeci ;c jrt theHo
have. the-prondx6ncjonia''df hav-;
ingjly'lun
wiserf knd thereJofeaTnorQ.cxalteu
nature JorU lsrouaham, ' J
; Ai.lAn; A ifc etiolate cn. ;
Old Billy. Taylorrwipsey good
tpries a.ud witty Baving vwiil Kong
be remeihberdd by his -I acfiuaintan-
ceS used WrelatV tlie'following ; V "
i i v nen 1 was young ana rjust aa
ipiUed; o t4l)iE ,4arI ;waf.anpointedl "
by, . the, con rt ,i o .defend! a in an!-' tfho'
i . jf-i;2i' jit:-JJ.l j; :.
his' mother; 1 ' Deterthifted tfiihako
out the matter as ttiiddte od reputa- .
t i on.for. myself aat ;.tlij3 - ess , ould
adniit of, I.took the., accused vasidu
told him it, was . necessary tor
-mW'hiiite the
whole truth iu ;rearditd-hargo
againsbiliinwi 4ier iasuxiagiliini
that what bermigy 'niecbuld
not bp, used'-Against.himi lput the
plaih'questii??';:' 4" : ,
"rDid vouilPyt:m6ther- f
fe-Yesr utisl tlieieplyirti jsr ;
v What, dil ,ym ft! itifor ?l !
... P'.-Mit 1Mfy-M-fr. Lt?.
; . The Ke-w; a-orfe? of ..Batur-
ed hy; tho m sheets oi
th is eitv,r whef b-tliey liad been aban
ljet every maTrifas s r ; i cveiMnff
reasonmg'y !t somef went uocirme
iii qt?5ic;r. j Jrutlu ;
wlili wmew'xliiiQ; end : f"tisfyingp v
able tcr kjfci&1trft& belieyri theui,
mSimmv ' they :
ana time spent m sen -improve-
doned by i tllejxj joiiiLhcri. aOtt one
niglit J ,ast. jvvels ree)rwpeit . like
man iter p icked upj' 4,e"r casea , v i
haye oc'cJjred'With.'iinn flfj:
qnehcy . since Ui ooi'lrxiibr be,
gan'.; rSnclv 6eanireeix proof f
of. the.extreuiehanesSiOfldi times
among the, y.ery. poor and should
stimijlato u eitazensr; ratper to
search' Out tind1alleviate cales of .
distress: thanfto;;inUnTe,af8gvcre
language ,againsi. .thq yretchedi suf
fercrg;;::;'''44 :A
i i ..
-;"A' lady-wird hnWpMdyen
rtaiflr with !Tifr'ii1p; tvrnt.ftf-fA. ft"? frunfl
for the . best rreiuedy, jt The frien d
had i nst received- a ri ote from an
other laofy inriuiringrthlByky to -
sion thedadyr tho itiquijred rabout
the pickles received the rejney for
t aneascs, anCihorjids. mbth
,eiof the sick chndrpri' witli horror .
reafihe' mllowffi SHlithem h
thTeloifour "tiines iUhot''Vvinegar,
arid sprinkle Ithern;, with! salt,f And in ' -IXer;;few
hcy;iwill cured. s
lirday signed Mr. ScherielJs'Svhiskey f x
fbiirmnffifcls'rnjr'r
gram from "NewXorkitri?ithi4 city "
I Key decreasea jsatnraay nly?nve
cents 'per&allcnd'tliatvvvhiskey
fcoAira w iiguraT onouoiia? -and
.twenty ice:lagaUi.;i-
certincate ip.PHcn j .01 , tax.
Wa8fdnqton fflier an'tic JJdllimore
mi lr"'f'' '
lasb two couple obtaified inarriage
icenses
uartic
hundfeduduiuc.tyr&uryOsrsiThey .
were all black.Atorntfr. ( Ya.) -
Gazette talO..,.;, b
' ;i MofcImtlGILaTS.4rMl
tViaof cotch ?Jmritigrant3.f crnyed
.hereyeste'rday;; .be ;seen.
"atthe office 01-the
5gr;aticdiSoet.' Ttr-
preachers iu'a pulpit-, made 11 om
p:f LS
r 4 A man in . Lexington, v' -V nasf
iiusf.imn'icdihis, 'iweltli.'v 1 1 . Ilor-
ribloT'
-"Jijijc,injAi4 COCiiSr; ior pusmuba ,
Vr Circulars, address- ' '.' -
1ln " ' UtV, U, li. COLSTON. Sup'tt t,
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I J an5-8C-tf , 2T, 28 aiwi 2a No. Water sfc j J an3-85-tf '
27, 28 and 29 No. Water st
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