A,r"VO"VTT NJf-1 rP A T?
"" Tnflv. Anril ft 1879' ! V
0 y.c4r . .: -U VU
tub CTROULATTQN OF the MORNINO
XtuKR DA IL Y NE WH PAPER PUBLISHED '
XKAWfvriKDVij; DmTrreSSAJ
jy FORTH ffA R OLINA irTi f - ;
Attempted Mnrder in a Church, ;
Between 12 and 1 o'clock yesterday St.
Patrick's Church, at the corner ot Third
and Mill si reeta,; was the scene ot-adetd
val times; whenUhe Crusaders Weni wopt
to e'eavo Sloslem skulls one. moment and
perform their orisong the next. f.
St. PatcickV," asusual-at this time jof
chc, was crowded witll a congregation of
devout worshipers, wljo.had gone thither
to murmur their prayers and seek, in the
sricrcd edifice the copsblationsOrellgioB.
Prominent '.among the throng was to- be
!cen a young man named Thomas Quint),
who. kneeling in the. main aisle, by his
devout bppearaodc and close attention to j
the book in his hand;seemeato be whoMy
wrapt in religious reyery. r Suddenly,etart
ing to hli feet, be wai Been to harry to the
door. As be passed out, and while yet
within the porch, he met an. old .man
named Francis Stewart, more than eighty
years ot age. who was .totteriqg into the
church. .
Just as he --was passing, the old man,
Quinn raised bis hand, in which a knife.
Wfes seen 'gleaming, and ''with1 a fierce
stroke sUbocd him. Jn the face. ..A stream
nf hlood SDirted from the wound.nd the
old man sunk to the floor. Quinn then L
turned -nnd-went-back to i'.' tbe.ehn'rcb.i
where' he resumed bis devout posture, at
the same time laying his bloody knire on
the floor. While still Jn .this position
Sergeant Callahan and OOLcer Kinney ar
rested him and started with him to the
Third street Police ptatioo.' ; . ,, ;.
Mr. Stewart, the wounded : man, ' was
brne to his home in the . neighborhood,
wliero his wounds were dressed. They
were fouod to consist "of a long gash com:
mencing just above the eje: and running
down the length of hit face and a cut in
the neck touching but Jnrtnnately not
sevt ring an artery. .He will probably re
cover lrm the injurie?. Quinn is un
doubtedly -insane. ' He has for two years
pa?t been in the employ of the Globe Rol
ling Mill Company,, and ,bas never been5
intemperate. ,' For a few days his actions
have seemed strange to his fellow-laborers,'
but at no time waa he thought to-be dan
gerous, lie did not know the victim of I
hU assault, and afterward claimed that it
was made in .obedienoa Jto a higher pow.s
er. At "the -Station: Housff last night he
was t-niinsed -in heading ; bis piAjer. book
and jiffcted to'khowDoihing ot tho cir-
cumstances that had thrown him into a
felon's cell. ill . probably. Ibe taken
before' the Probate Judge;! bis morning on
an inquest oC UwjVindMnaiCEauir'-
erx April 4th.
Mother DrKaunad South1 Carolina
In Chalus-Tbe Old and ine Toons
Arrested Famine threatened.
NEWBERBY COTJRTHdUSE, S. C.
, , i April 2, 1872.
12.J
Editors Ditpatch; la a . time of pro
found peace our community has been
thrown into a state4 of confusion and
alarm by military arrests under the,. al
leged Kn-Klox' act. The work' 'began
yesterday. 4 Up to, this time sixteen, arrests
ii;vo been made in I this county., Ia the
adj )ioing" county of Laurens" Some1 sixty
h ive been arrested, including many old
infirm men. - At this particular time the
tflvct of the-e acts of the General Govern-
season ha"4 just set in labor is uncertain
we are burdened with onerous taxes.
All branches of trade and Industry : must
under such role stagnate. Ent-rgy will be
paralyzed. The honest man who has been
1 &m wMnnArttA hka . Million rkP.
tunes to help maintain . infancy and old
Hire, to educate the vounsr. to meet the
exorbitant demands of the State,' muat be
mined. And for t what I. Merely. , to
gratify malice, or worse, -if possible, to put
gold in the pockets of.offieials, apd there
by secure the electfon next fall.
, .;;t'?. -jy trj Alpha Pi. '
Rich. DUpatch. .
- -r
V Jaloas aitV Mistake.
A girl of sharp wits in Western city,
discovered . recently that her lover wa9
abf)ut to take another girl to aball. She
thereupon bribed his hackmanr to permit
her to t.akajthe reins, ai j the proper
uioiucnr.'nnd instead of driving the pair
to the baM-nrbm,5, she took thim- 8cVefal
miles out of toivnto a dense wood,? where
she left thcin exposed to a pelting rain
storm the-young Udy-in s a low-necked
muslin lreM and ' kid sjipperi,'and her
escort in, ull ptrty toggery and thin boots.'
Tin-ir K'ituaiion wfl not. Comfortable;1.but
Uny found fchelte in a neighboring farm
uuus3 w litre mere uappeoeu to ue an
oinnio. latin" miiiistef, and- the two, be-
ingiv disposed ; I y. reason or mis rrusau
nnturfs, were mairted, :The other young
woman now sits" In sackckith' ' arid t8he8,i
sad'y l)roo.lio'oter her misadventure:'
Reported l)onbte9f order.
O i yesUnlay information was received
ia tb'19 city of a double murder, which was
reported to have occurred neariGranitc
ville, in.Edg'tlleld coon tj. South Carolina,1
. on .WedoescUy. '4'ccordiDgtp Jibe' intor-
ination. oDtaiaed.two ,gentlemeD-jne
naoiLd Noble, he other's name.net knoyrn.
yreout huntiog'in'thd Woo"dijnear
the town abovt?' mentioned: TTh'ev7veref
t , , . - - .( r j.
both fouod dead.'aftef -anAbsenbe of afdW
hours, and it was thought they had been
., n uacam DT J3SSltS.CYnc
uiiaerbrush. The report came
sassitscoricealediQ the
j r .
s . .
by letter
aud no dttails Were stated." We givethe
story asi gireap am pott?fA?AWte
ClwonlcU.
T' - . ,s -
A resident ot, a Georgia town, attended
a camp meetiog fecefitly.f The "first dav
lie u ffoLrelifflontVrdn, the Stecond the nt-'
ficiatiogrclrgymaj-5reached powerfully
a 0 .
routne text: "ii tny.rignt nana oitena
thee cut'it off aod cast it irom thee.". The
Dew convert waonlj tbo ready to make a
sicritice for bis laithv -0a his, right loot;
. were three immense cdrasrwhifih ached
day and, ujgbfcati
a deftly applied razor relieved bimrof thef
unenciittg member at1btf?e.-liewas rouna
half dead from loss of blood, antf if he re
covera wi;i be a cripple for llfev,-.The text
o qu,estioo is a danKerousODe.-In 1 867 a
Loudon fanatic quoted lt.as.his reason for
Laviflg gouged out one of hisVyfe,'-ftpd &
871 a crazv Ppnnavlvanian, Dleaded it as
. Q excuse foi is(toily ia haYiog chopped
off all his fingers."
i blood which, itt, point of, dramatic ef- .lu,s "an" we nave no
kct-ahd weird iiessinm-ht be placed along '"g t!At.ne was as sc
enmft nf thfi nrrMirrPhcen of medim. In great JNapoleon was
-The New York Star nava thi following
GeneralRobert - E. Lee : V : V r
The fame otLee, indeed, may have been
exaggerated by some of his partisans as a
vui. .wa ore at a loss lO conceive
what sort of .a friend this can be who thus
comes forward to denreciate him at a time
.u.. j '.L i.::. . -r.
wiicu uluiu ,ua? preciuaea an npiy. it
fl: wv. " -i l 7 ' f - IUUIU"W'V w
isottu yj-yittui, wuea jus resources were i
utterly exhausted : buC notwithstanding
hesitation in sav- I
iperiorto lirant as
to-the .Duke of
Wellington, though .subdued by him, and
that prsUrltyiwill -place him in the front
raoK oi modern generals.
The following are,tho planks ot a -plat
Term recently adopted bv the Getman Iqi
fpendent Republicarns ot San Erancisco
i i- ti: ta t '
1 T? I 5 . IXnitnA Dtataa (Oon.tn.k. I
a. xjiciiiuij i uuutu uvanca ucuaiuis uj I
the popular vote.? 2. One term principle
tor Presidents.. 3; Keseryation ot the pub
lic domain for actual , settlers. , 4.; Civil
service reform.', . J5. New international pol
icy. 6. The amelioration ot the condition
ot the workers. 7. General amnesty. 8.
Pledging candidates tinder path, . and if
they perjure themselves send them tevthe
penitentiary.,. 9. Againstinture subsidies.
10. AbolitioOL of. protection. tarj'ffsTV !, '
J,':T.i-'i. ,ii '' r", f j .v '
r Another TlrRlnia PotaoiilQe.CAa.' ;
A deoatch from Harrisonbursf.' Va..
Slat -ummV to, the Alexandria (Ya.;
QazOUf, says; V A coroner': inquest was
held yesterday and to day on the body of
Mrs. John Cameron; at Mt. Crawlord, in
this county, and the rerdict of the jury
was that the cause of her death was, poison
given her through the instrumentality of
her husband.' Cameron is now. under ar
rest and will undergo an examination." .
MISCELLANEOUS,
THE
JACOB I
Guaranteed to excel all others, both In shape
and material Be sure to ask for
T H E; 7A CO BLAXE,
r AND ACCEPT Tib OTHER. ,
for you will' then be certain you are getting
' i 'i' r ?ttw best for your money. . : ;
Every y Axe Warrairited 1
. For iale Wholesale and Retaili at v
",;";.;,';, ' '...'rV,": NATU'LJACOBI'S, t..
i f At hardware Depot, No. 9 Market SL,
And Dealer ThrouKhont 7 the ' State.
Newest asi M- iMM tfllis Ae !
Shu tier's ash Holder al; t.ock.
THE - most convenient - and durable Sash
Holder and Lock ever Invented, for the
following reasons : ' ' U .. 4 '
1st, It locks the sash when closed ; It holds
It at place when opened.- 2d. it stops all Jar
ring or rattliniis of the aish. SJ. It will not'
get out of order or wear out in a lifetime.' 4th
it can be put on in one minute and does not
mar the window. Uaving the patent right tor
thljt-ection, 1 am now offering the above sash
Holder and Lock holesaie and retail.
Working model on exhibition at our store .
' NATH'L JACOBI'SI
. Hardware Depot, No. 9 Market St.
febS-tf . ' ';-
1810.
187S.
P e rry , D avis' Vegeta b I e
HAS BEEN . TESTED IN EVERY VA
RIETY OF CLIMATE,'AND BY AL
MOST EVERY NATION KNOWN
t ' - ' TO AMERICANS. 1
rwS XI is almost-tne constant eumpui uD
Lffitv and estimable friend of the mission
ary and the traveler,, on sea and land, and no
one should travel on our Lakea or .Rivers
without it.'., v i-v 4 . .
It has been before the. public over thirty
years, and probably has a wider and better
reputation than anypther proprieta y medkf
cine of the present day.' At this period there
are but few unacquainted with the merits of
the Pain Alllez ) bat while some extol It as a
liniment, they know but Jittie of its power In
easing paiu wjj.cu wkcu ai.-i "
others use ittntern ally with greateoccessbut'
, ure equally . ignorant o . t its healing ; virtues
when applied externally. We therefore with
to say to all that It is equally successful
whether used internally or. externally, and it
, 11
I stands to-day nniivalied by all the great cata-
i logne oi-famiry meaicinea, it a sumcmui.
1 evidence of its virtnes as a standard medicine,
i to know that
world and thai
inA'Ntrctfrkttv
s
lion
ion. It is a pnreir vegetable compOunq, ana
perfectly faiaeveriliiniukillful hands, ,
.. . ! i : i . iH-'.'-C
i Af er thirty years trial, is still receiving the-
most unqualified testimonials to Its virtues
f.nm rtfiAni nt. tiMf hicrhflat oharacter ana re-
!sponabUity. Physicians of thefirfirTeapeet-
L .,.f..''lJI a mnot Ar.irtoJ .rtrA.
DUi. icuuuuwuu m mm m irow -- Mr
Wationfor .tht extinctlQn, ofpan,.. It is no
pntthe best remedy ever known for Bruises,
jcuts, Barfis, itb.jbutforDysenteryotCh'olera,
.V- r ivwni nninnialnt:iti8 a remedy
i ui caaajr wva w w , , 7
J tjasnrpassed - for elflclency and '.rapidity of
1L0mA. lh"the great cities of India, and other
I nuiuw. o .
Knt Hmatea. 'It has bexkraie the Standard
i :
Mtetaefc all iuteh eomniatnts, aa weuas
aa wen as
for Dyspepsia, lAm CompiainTs, vand otherl
kindred aisoi'aers.r
I ! - .
Canker, Asthma, and fiheumatio dimouities,
bWnrbved by th6 most abundant and
f - 7. k in.ln4l,1a
KAnnncinK testiiuuujr
conviricing testimony to be ax
I ..Wholesale Aget8, :
r. ' r. vTTOX v -
.49? Soldlat retail hy aU Druggist and Qro
ff t ft
Gaar 8-i4W2m
,OOQ BUSHELS CORN,
t .., . , .i'MO RBT.S. VTjniTB.:.rlt tAjnAlX t.'.d i
j :v a r:r';n-n-:'.-400.BBM;EOB.?.t;J
i -Sj? OJ .11? ''i'-..'.- ,lo .i;."f li' Li' J 4 i'-Xr .
suUAii, vo Jtic, AtoiAai&a, j ao -
4 -;3. jJTpr saleby ci iio
feb 14-DWtf , EDWARDS EiLL.
AXE!
, TIPW A nv dttot?m fntq !
1wEXTRAOEDmABttliuTBUVEMENT3.
,cp mitTrjULSiipes. fff7 f
The Maioi A Hiv uuifr'(! resoeeb-
fully announce the introduction of lmorove-
5?.!'?" Pi much more than, ordinary interest.
xiieiseare
being the only successful combination of Rxal
jripaswitm teas ever made;
DAY'S transposing keyboard!
wnicn can do instantly moved no taerignt or
left, changing itie pitch, or transposing the
kev. For drawings and descriptions, see Cir- I else. business llprht and permanent. Farttc
cular. y- --- ' - - - ' i9 4 wN'-rlne-Art
vwtrAWD xiaoAHSTTUC8 of i I Publishers, Portland. Me, . .... ,
DOUBLE HEED CABINET ORGANS, 1
t u0, $132 and $125 each. . Considering Ca
pacity, x.ieguncA ana xnorougn Jzceuence or
worsniansniptiieffe are cneaper man any oe-
fore offered?
me mh son tiatniiu organs are acKnowi
edged BEST, alid from extraordinary faciii-
and now undertake to sell at prices which ren.
flAr'l hum rr - .. 'V--. I -
. i . . . m ' - -
" - UJNyUJSSXlUAliL.1 UUJSAr"EST
Four Octave Organs $5&each Five Octave Or
gang iluO. $125 and upwards. With three sets
reeds $1 Ouud upwards. Jforty .styles, up to
$150) ech ' '
New Illustrated Catalosm. and Testimonial
Circular, with opinicna of MOKE THAN ONE
xuuuaJLNU MUSICIANS, sent free.
MASON A IIAMIJN ORGAN CO.
154 Tremont st , Boston. 693 Broadway, N. Y.
- , r - " i i:
Cheap Farms L Free c Homes !
' "ON THE LINE OP THE 'r
UXIOX PACIFIC il AlliiO AD.
It LAND GBANT QF , i
12,000, OOO A CRES"
IH THS ; - ,
BEST FABHIKO iBD LAJTD8 IS AVXB10A.
3.000.000 Acres in
Nebraska, I
" IK THB
GBEAT PL&fTE VALLEY,
':' . ; - ' . the ' 1 ' ;
Garden of the Vest,
NOW FOB SALE! .
These lands are in the central portion of the
United States, on the 4lst degree of North
Latitude, the central line of the great Tem
perate Zone of the American Continent, and
or grain growing and stock raising unsur
passed by any in the United states.
CHEAPEU iv PRICE, more favorable terms
given, and more convenient to market than
can be found elsewhere. .
Free. Hofflesteais . ftp AcM : Settlers.
, CTM BIST LOCJLTIOirS 'OK coLOHras. -
Soldiers Entitled to a Homestead of 160 Acres.
EBK PAS8K3 TO PT7KOHABBB8 OF Z.A1TD.
r Send for the new Descriptive Pamphlet, with
new maps, published In Engliah, German, 8 we
dish and Danish, mailed ire everywhere.
- Address . . o. F. DATiM,
. Land Commissioner, U. P- R. K. Ca,
, -. . Omaha, Neb.
FANNIN G'S PATENT r KID-CITTINQ
SKELETON CORSET.
Recommended by
iSAB JO 7HT81CIABS !
Should be worn by-
all ladles who value
health and comfort.
Thev are particularly1
fecommended for sum
mer wear and warm
climates, although a--dapted
to all seasons
ef -t he jear. " -'
For f ale by all first
class dealers . .' ' :
WOBCESTBK SKIKT CO.,
Sole Manufacturers,
Worcester, Mass.
THE' AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT
r Is:THE:BT.- ..
iavthe world. XSeantlfol thlte; Buffs, JJrabs,
H'rench Grys, or any other color,- sola, mix
ed read y for use." Any one can apply it with
out the aid jof a pr sessional pamter. -It is
handsomer, costs less and wears longer than
any other paint. Sample cards, prices, and
recommenas from owners of the- finest resi
dences in the coanty, furnished free by the
Avseill Chhkioal Paist Co., 32 Burling Slip,
N. Y., orCleveland, Ohio. . -
PORTABLE SODA. FOUNTAINS""
- J S40, SSO,75 AND $lOO.
GOOD, DURABLE AND VllJSAr Z
. V 'Shipped Beady .tSrVnei J
' ' '.fs ,M AKDT ACTtfBxb BT , .j'. n T -f f
jr. W. CHAPMAN 4 CO , Madisoni Indiana.
SEND FORCiRCULAB,4'
REP BUST PBOOF OATS $2 a Bushel
Orchard Grass $ J 80 a bushel, bend 3 cent
uostage stamp and my complete Price Lists
of aU kinds of Grass weeds, Field Seeds, Gar
den fceeds, Flower and Tree Seeds, Agricul
tural Implements, Machinery, Guanos, Chemi
cals, Live Stock, Ac, will be forwarded you.
These Priced Lists ccntainrmoch valuable in
formation as to time and quantity to plant,
4C MaRK-W. JOHNSON,- beeasman, r. v.
Box t A Atlanta, Ga. . .-. .. . . -
- THE BROWH. XJOTTOK GliMPAHI,
New jLtondon, Jonn.
Manufacturers of the-"Brown Gin," Cotton
Seed HNllerar, Hacbinery and Castings. Manu
facturers of Harris Patent Rotary feteani en
gine the best and cheapest ."team Engine for
plantation, purposea. cotton-gin makers and
repairers' I urulshed" with .ail kinds of ma
terials.r SaWS,.Rlbs, milieu, Boxes, etc., ot
any patterw, to order at short notice. Have
had long iexperieBoe .ia- the Iwislness, and
guarantee satisfaction in every- partlcalar.
Order solicited. Address a above, v - , .
.
CjIJ x1j V
i . .
We desire to call the attention of Farmers and
-.- ' - - - " , . " .
, J Merchants to our ' . , ,
fl () R' N ' P X 4A!K T E R'B .
.HV ;A -Vl, rx .-V. f.t... ..ri
! : They are One Of t ae in03t useiu j-ana eco
nomical mpgs, ??AJ";;fa
-:'Kii nynink to- thw hill can be
L.; XIZZZM rife entire satisfaction
to the purchaser. ;; ; . , s . f ! A
;PxUxi...,l-'-'"-'ir''-''''''r'"Y
I .d.4a ritt f Art il Izer Attachment.......... SO
iiitiB) - 7.
Manufactured and scld-hy
J. W. CABDWELLt CO., .! ;.
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2i';
tRIClllIOND, VA,
l . ? t-Vrri if VP 'ei'shtnaka
4L&.Tfti5D?fi
THE CHRISTIAN
paper, full of had
L mbnthlv. religious, family
ii.ii vr indtKYaavi iji. b;x u w iuvuvvdi ut
paper, iu. r-r- - ld i d
JgSra. So sectananism, controversy, polV
i,P3P9.?uL!fiS'
4 ds T" SB CBa W ww c B
i fof,jet I uttu uhri8tia,8 copies
mQJ:'M 19
t.tndaU Street, UPStOU, nxasa., ? - j j t f t r
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1?EEE TOrBObE AGENTS
We Will send a. BAndsome ,Pff
KfSSft charge? r A ifTPW
KiuVm-to.i Philadelphia,-J-a.T-Atlanta,
Ga!,orBt.Lonis,Mq. )t.Htrf '
ana an VA'"'r; r0,.!ninn ro.nJr.t
air who 'contemplate jimimi(5.p'n'i'"
-11 uw "T. . .J. .4 p. t. nana nn nnlnt
witho.ar
ofltmp. - kteetaria.
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BUUiiu ' ""'Tv--; .hose disclosures
f " drvT It is the best
-Befirngbokpublls
Co., Cincinnati, O.
reguhtti d to. suit the.(planterf distancess 20, impi8 COHmbutioiaJ.rLn
prwjviwu.w... , UrAtfHntaJthe
-rrr v4 nnirt t n..aA Planters, iwi icaini auu i - r : --'
IJEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IXXaXENSE SUCCESS. AgenU Wanted,
. male or female, in every ooaaty. in the
United States and c&nadas. to sell our new
mid; most nsetalPateal ; f rom one to six used
in every iamuy. 00 per cent, guaranteea.
For samples ana terms, inclose ten cents and
address irr- -FERGUSON' c OLj
,h -.,645 Elver Street, Troy, N. Y,
U o Piano Co., N. Y,-'lsi class" t29tf.
c ft,0 A?enta. 5, Names of patrons In it
States In Circular; V r ." - v ;
AGENTS Wanted -& gent -m Vft" in hre
imoney at work for na than n .niMn
WADE BOYKIN A CO'S GREAT LIVER PILL
Contains no Calcmel. hut May-Apple, or Pod
ophillin, Instead wMcais now soainlvsaUy
tised for ther Liver.' Tffdoctorcan Or will irive
you a better prescriptlo a than Evervboav'a
FilVTor Sick Headache, Constlpation,:Dvs
pepsia, Jaundice, Fever, and all affection 8 the
rebuit oi an inactive Liver, eugar-coatea and
two dozen in a bottle. We warrant them, and
will return the money to any one not satisfied.
Druggists and merchants keep them.
:.,!t jCUNIXURANCD.
Supply of Bark Asiarcd, Prlo Bed need.
( BLISS, KEEN E A CO'S FLUID EXTRACT
Cures Ca cer, tcrofmla, Syphilis, Catarrh,
Ehematlsm, Nenralgia, Pulmonary Com
plain is. Ulcers, fait, Kheum, skin Diseases, all
niood Diseases. - la purely vegetable. Ihebeti
known Blood Purifier. Sold by all Druggist
"rrlce $ rper bottle. ' oerv the trade mark.
Send Sot Circular.
Office. 60 Cedar St.,
New York.
S1,000 REWARD
For any case of Blind,, Bleeding, Itching or
Ulcerated Piles that T Bute's Pits Rbkbdt
falls to cure. It is, prepared expressly to cure .
the Piits. and nothing else. Sold by all Drag.
gists.! Price, $100. uaar29-dw4went
kMISQELT.ANEOUS. '
To tie Cdnfeierate Desct Georila
And to those Soldiers from other Con
federate States who w ere Kill
: led or bled laJhii State. ..V
THE MONUMENT TO COST $50,000.
THE CORNER STONE, it is proposed, shall
be laid as soon as the receipts wtfl permit.
2,000 Prl sea, valued at ($5 0,000) Five Hun
drea Tnouand Dollars.- That amount,
, . only, in Tickets, to be sold. V - -..
For every Five Dollars subscribed there will
be given a certificate of Li e .Membership to
the Monumental .Association. This-certifi
cate will entitle the owner thereof to an equal
interest in the loliowing property, to be dis
tributed as soon as the requisite number of
ehares are sold, to wit: -,! ' ""1." '
Firsu Nine Hundred ana One Acres of Land
in Lincoln County, Georgia, on which are the
well Shown Magruder Gold and Copper Mines.
valued at .$i5y 00
- And to Seventeen Hundred and Forty-Four
Shares In One Hundred Thousand Dollars of
United estate 8 Currency, xo-wlt t ; '''
i share 'of i(.e,e..:..'..ii..'....;.C...tio,oo)
1
' 0.UW.. I
7 . iJiOO.. 6,000
: i
,10
20
100
v200
4iO
lOsO
j 2,U00.;i..i.. 80,000 I
i.O O 10.000
. 601) 10,000
10J, ...-. 10.000
6 1U.UUU
2o .................. . .... 10,000
10.
..i, 4 le.ww
f V,-.-;( ,;i v.'v . .'-. y.i i ;ioo,ooo
, From the First-class Eeal Estate Offered by
well-known patriotic citizens, to the con Jed
erate Monumental Association, the loliowing
Piizes have been selected, ana added to the
foregoing Shares: ; : - ' : -
1st BERZELIA:. This well-known Roaort,
with tne ar2e Residence. S ore, etc and
, a uio, nuu
Fonr Hundred TAcres of Land, Immediately on
theGeonrUi RaUroad. twenty ttUes 1 rom An-
iriTHtt. -ir-avinff an annual yield, oi j-uteen
Thousand Dollars. i .v. 'j j " - '
2 The well known CITY HOTEL, fronting
on Brod street. The building is ot Brick,
three stories high, 134x70 lst. I alued. at
.tJ6,000.- - . - 'I':.-..
8d. THE SOLITUDE PLANTATION, in
nmntir. Ai&bama. on tne unattanoo
ehee Kiver, with elegant and commodious lm-
"Drovementa, i The average rental, since ici,
o-4th-That Large Brick Residence and Store
on Northwest ; corner of Broad and Centre
streeis,h known, as .the Phlnizy- or Bandry
Hoube. k jUent T waThousana Dollars. s i
" 5th TaQ Bogexs' Honse,on Greene street,
a new and elegant Brick Residence, in most
desirable portion, of that beautiful street
Valued atfi,000. , -i '4 -.Afuii X.
6th. Flat Bash, with 120 Acres of Land, hall
a mile from city limits-, the elegant Suburban
Residence of AntoAne Pollain, Esq., in good
order. Valued at $i,u00. .. -x ,.
7th: The 'Dealing House,, a large and com.
in odious Residence,, with Tnirty City Lots
cyx-iioteet. ttontmK on McKinne and Canes
streets. Valued at ti(J,00y.
eth. Stanton Reaidenee and OroharJ,onthe
Georgia ttailroad. Valued at $ V0 .
ALtO I share of One Hundred juales Cotton.
. ... . . ... . . u f .4 .4
;.' ' 1 '- " Jt hit
awenty-Fivd4
. . , 91A hharesof One Hale each. '
The bales to average 400 pounds, and class
Liverpool Middling., . ' --i '
Th valne-of the separate interest to which
the hofchsr of each Certificate will be entitled,
will be be determined ny tne wntmiaaionersv
whn win annoiirxoe to tne nubile the manner.
the time, and place of the distribution, 1 " -l ,
xhe loUo w liig genUemen have consented td
,At.'uM i.tmmitiaiaiierb. and will, either by a
ommittee irom, tneir own ouuy ui jjy oikkhh
Trustees appointed hy themselves, receive
ami take proper cnarge ot vuo muuc iui .no
Monument, as well as the Heal estate and the
Mi a. enrr ncy- offered asmdncementa ror
subscription, and; will determine e pon the
plan for the Mosnment, thi-oeriptton there
on, the sit iheietor, select an orator for the
oooJojien, and regulate the, ceremonies to be
observed whea the corner stoae is laid, viz.:
Generals Lt-McLaws, . A.' . Wright," M. As
C.tncad,CoL Wm. P.Crawford, kaj. Jos. B.
.cumm lug, George Jackson, aisjor. Joseph
lainhrjlD. W HenryMoore,W, E,
llietfrlMf.-14'"" . .
its are allowed twenty per cent. They
required to pay-their own expen-es j
TiekeuandCircmaaione.DewKrurnisn
TnTT t .miasions will be deducted from
labor required
offered ssrvlocB i
or more proumen.w-.--.
' " i A.a i a . & It
eaCCwped t6 act with us. v ; ,
I Parties desiring to. contribute to tne -monument,
and who do not WKh to. participate in
wi... 1 1 riaiv ft orvpr.ta.1 rceiDt..Tlie
money Will be turner over to tne Treasurer, '
and will be appiaprlated to the Monument1
without any deduction whatever.
L. & AH.'McLAWS.Gen. Agts, j
,-'.!. t wa SMla r. O. Range, mointosn ctn
' , - ; ::Angtiata,Ga.
I fatal Cartlbn Belt, Coleman House, N, Y Miss
Mary Ann Bule7 Columbia. & C.; Hoja.,Jaa,.
1 t arv .L0.tV-nw?j.T,
- . . i.- u . w- in iriTn
woo,aihgton7Ga.;:K. JK-JaaitU, Esq.,
Tuscaloosa, aoa., iywius 6"
mar d-8mos , r M:
. . . w i M.aM'.r it ri l-
Coatemplating kBuslness Life should attend
THE URYANT, 8TKATTON A SADLER
1 For Circulars, and. Specimens of Penman-
ahiD. enclose two stamps auu aaaress,
j
xxr it aini.KK.pnrw --
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mar lOAAwiw ent r ,noi. BalUmore, Md. i
iTMMi r C?val -Oil
Ov-WSHate
I- n'h- oniv absolutely eate mwi
f ,jr only Jobbers at factory ratesrare ;
TW?T A BROTHERS
The only aosoiu. '-,rr' "
r U& wast Baltimore St., Ba timore, Md. '
Xa4weaitiitt ivateof Virginia.)
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jtamntsj ent : .ujmi.Si tTa.
t- i mar itw
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Ie.aC? WM. H. BERNARD'S ,
Printing and Publishing House,
MISOEIJLANEQIIS,;;;
t. BaltinioTo Lock Hospital. !
DR. jonxsox,
Physician of .this celebrated Institution, dis
covered, when in the Great Hospitals of En
rope, viz i-' England, France and elsewhere,
the certain speedy.- pleasant and ' effectual,
remedy in the world for all excesses or abuses
. Weakness of the Vack 6r LimbS, Strictures
Affection or me aianeys or uiaaaer, involun
tary Dl0Cn&rge8,lm potency, General Debility,
Nervousness, lyspepsla. Languor,-- Low
Spirits, Confusion of iaeas. Palpitation of the
Heart, Timidity, Trembling, Dimness of Sight
or Giddiness, Disease of the Head,;. Throaty
Nose Or Skin, Affections of the Liver, Lungs,
Stomach or Bowels thoso terrible Ldiorders
arising irom Solitary Habits of Youth sbobbt
and solitary practices more fatal to their vic
tims than the song of the Syrens to the Ma
riners of Ulysses, o lighting their most bril
liant hopes or anticipations, rendering mar
riage, Ac, impossible, destroying both Cody
andmlntiL ; , ,
Especially, who have become the victlmi bf
Bomary vice, ia areaaim auu uoou-vmiv
habit which annually sweeps to an untimely
pmvB thnasands Ot vonnir men Of the most
exalted, talents and billliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced listening
feeruttea with the thunder of eloonence. or
waked to, eoitacy the living lyre, may call
' marriage;'5 :u .
Married persons, or Youn g Men contemplat
incr marriase. aware ot Fhyoical Weakness.
Los of Jrocreative Power (impoteucyj, Ner
vous Excitability, falpltation,o Kauio eak-
ne8s, Nervoao DeDiuty, or any otneriaquau
flcAtlon. sueedilv relieved.
He who places nimaelt u nd.er the care of Dr.
J. may religiously counJe in nis nonor as a
genueman, and conndently rely upon his skill
as a physician. ..: ' . .-K:m!- l- ",
. U-M ORGANIC WEAKNESS i'f
immediatelv Cured and lull Vltcor Restored
,. 'lhia uiutiesMiniE AJlectln wnich renders
life miserable ana marriage impossible is tne
penalty paid uy tne victims o( improper m
muKiiRHH. Yonn oersona are tooauttocom
nut excesses from not bel. je aware of the
OreaaiUI conscquenoes iut uxay cuoua. - w.
who tnat anderbtanus this subject wui pretend
to ueny that the power, of procreation in lost
sooner by tLose lulling iuto improper haults
t.iuui hv th Drudenil . Besides bulng deprived
ot the plea,ure ot healthy offspring, the most
serious and uestructive syuiuiouus of Ma
body atd mind ariae. The 8 y stem becomes
iieranweo. tne Phvcical and Mental Functions
weakened. Loss ui rooreatlvtt Power, Ner-
voux IrriLaoiiitv. ' DvbDeDsia. Palpitation oi
tn Heart, lndnresuou. , ConstltuiioiMd De
bility ana, Wasting of the Frame, couh, Con
sumption, Decay aud Death. ,-
A CORE SPEEDILT, WARRANTED. ;
Persons ruined in healthy by unlearned pre
tenders who keep them trifling month alter
month, taking poisonous auu injurious oom-
pounas, snouia appiy iuiuieuiaiijr, : .
" DR. JOHNSTON, :
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,
London, Graduate of one ot the most emineat
Colleges in the United States, and the best
part of whose life has" been bpent la the hos
pitals of London, Paris, Philadelphia and else
whirft. bad etleoted some of the most aaUm-
isiung cures that were over known; many
trnubied with rineinz in the. head and tars
whA-n L..ip.n. irreat nervousness, beinxr alarm
edat sodden eoundsj baaniainoes, with fre
quent blushing, attended some times with ue-
rangement oi uuua, were uuieu xiuxuvvuntcxjr.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
' Dr. J. addresses all those who have Injured
themselves by improper indulgence ana sou
uir habits, w huh tuin bth body and mind.
unnuing thetnior ftiher businebS, study, so-
oiutu.nr rnu.rrlri.iTA. .
These are souie"- of the sad melancholy ef
fects produced bytheeartnly habltsoi youtn,
viz : - W eakness oi- the Back ana Limbs, Pains
mthA Htttidi Dimness OJ SiKhu x.oss of ilu
..! f vnHr. Palmtation oi tne Heart. Dys
pepsia, Nervous iiritabiiiiy, Derangement of
Krmf.inran nf CnfisumDLlon. &C.
mtallY.-tuj leariul effects on the
mind are mucn to be dread to. Lo-8 Ot Mem
ory , Confusion oi ideas, Depression o Spirits,
Rv.t b orubodlnes. Aveiaiou to" Society, belt
Distrust, Love or solitude, Timidity, ao., are
toinu of tne evilo produced.
T no us an ds OI Dersons ot an asvs vaxi uuw
i . , . .r v,Zi. fu..l)nii,i
jnoge A Jr"
neaitn, loam tueix vMit-u
pale, nervous and emaciated, having a singu
lar appearance auout iuo vujjsu aL4u
symptoms of consumption. .. ,
. YOUNG MEN
Who have inlured themselves by a certain
practice, indulged in whenaione, a habit tre
aaently learnea fyom eyil companions or at
chool, tne effects ot whictt are nightly felt,
even wnen asleep, and If not enred renders
marriage impossible, and oestroys both mind
and bouy, snould apply immediately.
! . What a pity that a young man,.thi hope of
his country, the pride of his parents, suould
oe snatuheu irom all prospects and enjoyment
of liie py tne couscquehce "ot deviating -irom
the path of nature, aad inaulgmg in a certain
stCi et habit; buch persons must, beiore con-
;empiating ,iABBIAGi:;! zc':
Reflect that a sound mintl andbody are' the
must neoubsary requisites to promote connu
bial happlues. Indeed, witnout these tue
J jurney tnrough life becomes a weary pilgi im
age, tue prospect houriy darkens lo the view,
tue tuinu oeoomes shaaovred witu despair, aua
miMii tvitn Dh uielaiicnol itllooliOtt tnat tne
happineasol anotuer is flighted withuur Own
A tiaETAlN DISEASE. '
When the misguided an i imprudent votary
of pleasure huuo he nas imbiUed the seeds ot
this painiol disease it too often happens that
an al-tuneU sense of sham or dread or urs
nvrv deters- him jioni applying: tat those
wuo, irom:eucawul.anar reopeutayiiity, can,
alone bet lend utm. n (aUs tuto tne iiavus
or la-norant and .ueslgumg ' pi e tend e. a, .who,
; incapable ot curing, mch his. pecunuuy sulk
' stauve, keep nun trtumg muuvu wwa, uivuvot
1 w .antr 4.vLt sma,iebt lee cad be obtained,1
and in despair leave aim wlttt 'rumed hdaltit
; WO blKh OVBJ.M11S. gatlUig .UisappvuibUiciHi f-ux,
' . . 1 ... ....... 4, A ..... .
by tue use t-i tuai- ueauijr 4vxovu, uyui
tne COUStttUtlU-UU, Bj tuyiwuia , utu
i nurnauisease wua" uw ihwiwjw.,.i.vu
ai ulcerated aero uroat, diseased nose, noo-
tumal paths in tne neaa ana iiuius, -uimness
ol biKhu deaf nrss, -nodes on the bhin boaes
umi M.1-U1M. oiotnes ou the bead, face and ex-
irMuinioa. urotfteaamK witefritcauul rapidity.
till at lust the palate .or the mouth or tue
bones Ol thenoSe jail m, am vne victim oj.
t h,a nwfnl Aurcase beoouies a horrid object ol
n..miLiH.rii.tlaaitill'aeatn puts a period ta his
dieadml suueriug, by seeding nim: to that
'uudiscoveied Country "iroiu wiiooe uyurue
jm traveler returns. ' ' '
n thMiMtura Drv Johnston 'offers' the
WstcerUtui,epeedyt,pieaajJttt and; effectual
remedy in me won. r f jr.-i t
OFFICE, 7 HOUTII FREDERICK ST
K , B iXWaiOBE, MARYLAND,
. i-, . . , . , . .l-U',XthkaikVvn'AVe"treet.a
, 'iaeiah -tb ot
Uura u uui-uv.i , .... .
jw o letters received unless postpaid and
containing astamp to be used ou tne rep;y.
Persons writing suouiu buiie age, nun bouu
portion' of advertisement- desoribintr'ymP
i The Doctor's DIPLOMA hangs in Wa office,
- . ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
tWa minvVhonaand cured at this-edtabll&b
nnt. otthiit ihM- htst twenty vearsTantt - the
nnmerottt) "important surglotl opt rations per
focined by Dr. Johnson, witnessed by the itep-
reseutatives ui w nwa
A . . . . .. . . a.a4 anfl
notices oi.wnicn nave appeal e (b" -r-again
before the pubiici besides his "landing
as a man or honor and. resnsibaity.i a
sumcient euaratee to iuo
SKlN DISEASES SPEaDxLY CUBED.
mar i-ly eat-
120,000 i FBESH BEAT BICE,
-. FROM I HXltTQN.i RICE MILLS,
; i.ffa'aa2alw . Ji - k;- .:'t to i-.-$'.:.
ieoS v WjUiAMBB08.e
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i -
Planting Potatoea'J
i(l A , iHit ii
T3INK EYE,
kJ'JA -1.-1
J-Early GoodricTi,
S fcT i'H--f!X.- 1 -'! :- t:;.0I J'-JiKi
ii-l
; I .. paeh. Bit
Peach Blows,: g ,7; ; i r,-j 71
-JO lv U
I'Xarly Bose,"
a .11 s
r
. 't-x'U--i-i ' '' '-
1 1n lots to suit. J'5ror-Bale.by:
janU-tf
ADRIAN fc VOLLERS,
; , WSURANOEOTIOEa
1- 8 2
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LI7ERP00L' AKD' LOKDOH AND GLOBE
in
Insiirance;: Company; !
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ASSETS
Held lii
the
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United
States by
American Directors
Now Amount to
83,640,44:9.62!
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. TITOS. OR2E1IE,
........
North side Princess Bt between Water and
Front streets, WUmlngt on, to whom all ap-
plication for Agencies should be addressed.
' fcbWtf ' " ""!." ' ' ." ". ' . ,','
Np CaioM Hme brace , Zmvm
OF BALEIGlf , N. C.
;! ,:
R. H. BATTLE. ............ ...M...Presiden
BEATON. G" ALES;... j.;....:. Secretary
JNO. W. ATKINSON, Wilmington,' Agent.'
T-. , .-.,: .-.'y "I ... ; , : 1
HIS reliable State Company pays its losses
fairly and promptly. It is managed oy 'well
known business men. Itscapltal and earn,
ings are Invested in the Stafa, and tend toward
building up and fostering the financial pros
perity of North Carolina, . aug 1-tf
INSURANCE ROOMS.
No. 4, $. WATER STREET, '
1J The loliowing leading Companies are repre
sented : y . t t
THE QUEEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
: of Liverpool and London.
ANDES FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
I. . 1 , Of. Cincinnati.
CONTINENTAL FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y,
. . Of New York.
HOME INSURANCE CO., of Richmond,; ,Va.
MERCHANTS & MECHANICS, of Richmond,
The Old, and Favorite Marine Company, '
THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL, ' ' : f '
r ; i;Jt - ' '-- Of NewYbrkt
-Insurance at fair rates, in the above first-
class Companies. ; " '
- JOHK'WILDER ATKINSON,
dec 6-tf v 1 - General Agent.
Piedmont & Arlington
LIFE IKSTTBACE COMPANY,
PRONOUNCEDby the"" Uiinwiirai." an
Insurance Journal .of Philadelphia, to t
n. mtv wi 'flH7 nt RnccAag.'uid a model of econ
omy, caution and security," invites respectful
comparison With, ' any first-class company in
the countrv.-' - ' V ' '
Its record, past and present. Is glorious,' lis
future hopeful, and the : management tako
pride in presenting aoompany in a coaaiwm
equal to any, superior to roany, and surpassed,
by none. - '
Persons desiring Insurance. will please cal.
on
',. W. M. STEVENSON. Agent,
July 8-tf . K r ao Market St. -
TTT-
I N S UMHC E .
Fine-jETkA, INS) ;JChV pt Hartford, in
corporated iai. Assets Jan. 1st, 187,8,40o,t,03v
"UNDU.EW RITEK'S' AGENCY, of New YorkT
Assets Jan. 1st, 1872. $5,788,647. .. . ; , . ,
M ABINE-GBE AT WESTS BN" INS. COof
s New York. Assets $,O00,0oO. . ' ,
Insures by Steamer and Sail to Northern ports
at lowest rates, and Issue certificate pay
able in goldoa shipments of CoUoa and Naval
Stores to Great Bcitain and the Continent. . "
AXrE.-r-World Mutual X.ife Insnranee Co., of
r- New York. Aaetta KW,eoo. i v
iSt. Louis Mutual Life insurance: company, of
P. . v . Mibaourj.,. Assets i3,aoo,oou. T
s All business pettalning to in,suranpe prompt
ly attended to byVf7? V" i -"..-.r. ;'
""lh. t. ci dbrosset;
I mh lO-tf ,,J; Water knd Cheannt ots.
Fresli; Goods,
:j.1
l.M-
i ft I 1 1 ; ' i
nTT-B ar oonsranUy receivlajf Fresh Goods'
1 W in our line. Our choice Go-heaBntter.
anJ pu? liaf Lard, In bulk an d tteree. ea t
not be" excelled. , Sugar Cured Hams, reeh 4
c?ackerTof different
Tea ftugars andooffee, and other article ; i
i fakxar's xpria ::,!
1 w : V-,: ..''.HlovVhu-.-'i J..v..:r
cures bhxukatism; AD NKDRALQU . i
i tio tti-ti! 1'5 "i -AT Jy i;' ;J' 11 o!lf M ": uv A
Iry.iti Itocurano -pay. i
43T, JBor . sale , at ALL pBUQ STORES. -Tfia .
mar'lT-tf ,
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General
CsmaaUiloa
nerehaata sad
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COBNEB - DOCrADATEi STREETS
Will give prompt avl prtomal.atteatlon to
.eiRtheaaleornuiipmentor
Klvju 3bSPb7E!i5TAYE3 aad all -
: Orders for saie or proance ox.puxuww y
Qoodf wmjbeprompiiyatteftde .
best advantage to our customers. .
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;We are also reeeivinV large cxnigiimea
I AIX GBADEf OF UQUOHS, -.'.-
-whtoh we are prepared to sell at wboleaal at, t
i ! v.- r Tnir lowest cash pbicesC i ,
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