PCBLISIIISU'S ANWOONCKXtBNT.
THS MORNING STAR. th W-SpI
MTigbw at the-
SrtiaXSofli, period trom oBe
wee- to one year. , pridaV
THE WKBK-Y STAR pobled wry Friday
Jm"til 60 per yer, $1 00 fur plx uoetha , 50
cents lor three months. .
ADVKioaarao -bates (dajjaiw uw
one day ttwTvwo days, 1.75; thre day, J 50,
days, iaToO; nvo days, M-S.?.;
?Um?--4 -
All announcements ctf Fairs, esavfls. Balls,
Hops, Ac-Nics, aoclety jMeeUnKS,
lng, C will be chargei ilardvertisin. rates.
No advertisements inertr Inbcal Column at
any price. .:! A' ..!.-
Nodcesaader head ol ''City Items" 30 ccnU ip
line lor first lnsertien, and 15 cenU per line lor eacn
subsequent insertion, i 1 ; -
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becnaieed SI 00 per square lor each mseruon. Et
ery ffi dly, thFee fourth. otUf rate pfwice a
week, two thirds ol daUr rata rr ' ff .
Trihatcs ol Re-
A ? STr -Tvri. TAt this rate 60
cents wm par o7T.'lmPiranoucemen 1 Mar
riage or JJeth ti2 - f-?i f. t 4
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ocenpy any special ptace, will be charged etr ac
cording to the position desired. I
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insertions is marked will be continued "till Ionia,
at the option ol'the publisher, and-charged ttp to
the date ol discontinuance. : , ; . ; :' . i- '
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tracted lorhas expired, charged transient .rates lor
the time actually published. . . ; '
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vertisements" will be charged ftlty per cent extra.
An extra charge will be mada tarlWublft-column
or triple column advertisements.
All announcements acd recommendatloiis ol can
didates lor omce, whether in the ahapecrf comma-nicaUonsTJTC-her
wise, will be charged b .advertise-,
ments. , . . ; . . .. . u .4 .i -.vl .-:'i'
Amusement, Auction and Official advertisements
one dollar per square lor each insertion, j " .' . : '
ntrM arivarfiiwr TI1 ii ot be allowed to exceed
their space or advertise any thing loreign' to their
regular business withetit oxtra charge at vransient
. ., f .-j - j
, rates. - J
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proper reference, may pay monthly or quarterly, ac
cording to contract. vvfj Yt'"f-
i ls ni u .1mm m-f tta faati nr 1 n-
A.UVCi LiOCiO DUUIUUW-KJB Pl J v 1 yt
.1 j..i tn .j-n4 1n . Whom nn laj)e 18 I -1
Sd wlad
to be sent to hiadudhg the time his advertisement I
i .-.Dn 41 i AT.V- r-anntifllhlA f iff the I
mailing of the paper to his address. ., .... 1
..fiSS-SS."? LSrrarT.
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. a. 1, m n..f !.. a.
only such remittancea will be at the risk ol the f
itui.
Communications, unless they contain important
news, or discuss briefly and properly subjects ol real
interest, aro not wanted; and, if acceptable in every
other way, they will invariably be rejected it the
real name ol the author is withheld. )
By WH.I.IAM XI. JIEBN4PD.
; I
' WILMINGTON, M 7.t,.;.
Tuesday ;MxriNG, Jan. 28 . 1879;
THE! TiTRVV RAlIiROAD
suu-iu-a
The Raleigh & Augusta Air Line
is ambitious. It is , owned ! by a J
foreigd. corporation,? and hasJ' beea
built, we have no doubt, mainly ' out
of the .. earnings of . the Raleigh &
Gaston Railroad,, to the serious in-
inrv of many hundreds of women and
child ren,r widows and brphas,J";' hose
all was invested in that road, j It is a I
fact . that the Raleigh & Gaston
T..M J 1 .1 ... j.
nauroau uas ueciarea int us nei
earnings during the last six years
were something about a half million
flrllfra "Tfa . liar (..' rpnnirpa .Jr. tn
make a yearly or half yearly divi-
dend. Not one cent of this half million
dollars has reached the poor private
stockholders. What has become of
LlllO laiC DUIU ( IT UU" UUU J-UUW,
but we believe it has been nsed to
build the road from Raleigh to Ham-
let. It this belief Js well founded,tnen I
it is a gross misapplication 0 1; funds,
and the. Legislature should rf ornpl
a . .i t L i . , i it ', .'' i I
nio iuu w w wuau a ubbu uuiie I
with the money. ,; 1
Now it appears that this Raleigh J
; & Augusta Air-Line, thus built, and I
owned and managedby foreigners, is J
a sortbf shap-judg- I
ment uponthe people of this section? J
It
has applied -for a chartertr
build
iJomu. . i
from Uam v
some other point on its road, to
Chatei J It is udesto6dIthVt!$nii
ford is the real point from which the
the proposed road will start. ;
If the Legislature-Grants this char-
a ni9.t. ..-' r.- a
Ley wsMwiu do me meviiaDie resoi. I
upon Wilmington fit , wilL, drain.a
large section of the State ; and carry
re 3 a- tt - ia .11
. t FiuuuB .u v irginia ana aui-
1 .:n t. :a. . I
more.
uo uuuuuiu w emp.y i
the products of a large
section
of our State jmto $ the ; vVirginia
and Maryland, reservoirs. It will
serve s a feeder to other J States.
It will cut off inevitably from
Wilmington a vast trade that would
naturally and legitimately find its
way here, andvhilst -
;n i.si
lnjunag. pur J
and isn8ta!in
uwu port win uuiiu up ana i
ports in other States.: It will miure
the important railroad already pon-
structed from Wilmington to; Phar-
lotte and beyond, and for the benefit
oi men living m omer states, and
WD.. r? caTe 8 Iannujg Jdrjsorth
Carolina only so iar as ,thev can
make money-oat of her. ' -; '
Yoxx may talk about a North Caro-
lina policy, but no one har-yet seen
11. A-ne OnlV OOIlCy anrJP.arH t.ft hfl t.A
. mi a . ' J mm
ao every thing for the people of
bu t-tai,.- ouv very - nuie loriour
? !1 !. n re .- . -
ywn. --poiicyi-apparaiio be
to i'conatrnCt hidl.wftw'ajiAf
. ". ft""J" ici
eo .o drain oar ow: .e
tue eDncmn5 :F miners. ben the IJemdcratip party nfth. Cire-liriW J edge 91 oflr tiaturalizaUon laws,,J that !L,0D8 Jtu-rnea wtten??? '2l?tJ.a8
eharter wae granted to make the, con- kt rbt tmakte the thrgb the fKlSTi
nectionbetweenGreensberoandDan-
one the most' impbrtabtj enter-
priseston-sesieA IHEvaa !posiblv PdiiTiWT,w'5 j&STr was w
the tooat atunidWUln ' ir:"
KaV- r"" "1' wteoiaion anarim'0:f
body of jnen were ever euiltVnf. nnao,TOi ..a10 consUtojaal!K methods. lbe younger, and Mr. Rosnal
v - r : " jm r-wa. Aug uv itugs 1 ujuuwnvre vtuztcie usem.
It Will not be wiser legislation ' if I
the nioe little
& 'Augusta
be successful
to Bay that
olinvtAV nrMlll toll immPIl fielv acrainat I
game olvthe- iialeigb tuoit to. i-berpJcee-Tinere musi oe. re- re ,j
'mariftPeA; is allowed to trenchment andlieform in thefpubliai and eoj
. We d not! hesilaU 1 expenaitnreV. i . t If D0Btim
iut !Kiiuai.w ..--Nuai.. - r - ' rw- Inho-er
VI- GB VV I W M IM J . C I w
.u J -nAmnni44n-rtTr- in hi- itftt.ifB4MD08ea- reduction of - salaries , and.
of I North jCanolini w Wmhir
ueoule, who are nitereste
velopment and progresaptthis jpor-, I
tiou.offie flute, wooia
done or iuattfy such & crime
against I
aS
l' ..lr:.::.n anu &.. lro -I
lUetriCIUiieicoioui,uo vmiBiigvi T
W.;,iSiiy :.CrM
be
trading irb the WiBi
Fayetteville. If the Regulators; are. jrae yrinoiprnm is, ypmywv -good fame fox.teetff.9-??l Tr LMabdeyUle, S. U perished
.'S!t A.Yu'ft.i.' U!tftnnnk i1-r f-Ali?on ;.fot H man.- V,' , ' .i Tnf Col.-Keiti. regiment, T
mi. o the Cdo Fear aecaon of .lh success. It be insists tna we Peenv - 6d showed, tbe
r. . -. ... a - -.,.. L :nAr -X.lkv.o tiKaU I .. t. HHmI M
L-LB-C- aUU W1SU tllO ,-WV v j T Q T
i! imselirengthebec let T cbjtwue.di ,j 3i ,R
4m eraiit the charter applied forVy '.ul If the Legislatu
til
the foreigners who own, control,, ana
fs tlin!. mn Knfit. alrkiiA their
iuu va vu. v-.. jfy-ryurrr rrrrs t' -
railroads, wh make large? dmdeuaa
andlrevev give them or any part of
them to r the stockholders and who
.' U . "5 'j 'i . .S-..LjIU'.'
. ...
nx; tneir,rates,so ; o.fcru.i
against the peopifiOlOjULWaroiina. i
Rtnnhan .Via Tiftnrla of nfth areed 4
iust manipulators, and you not I
and unjust
only inflict a ereai injury upou ieu 1.
ofithoandi North Carolininf, but, Uhjit they loved eeekjn garlic
you uo muco lowarua viaiug ttuu.i
damaging irretrievably itbememo-1
s . I
ratio party. " J J
ilt'will not do to legislate delibe-1
aiely agatet our iw people for the
benefit of the people of other States,
j ... , , ,
Will- UUk U lV
make North Caro-
lib a
merely tributary lt the wealth
lP -.W ., -tStrir.A"t: t.A
r I
; I
nitcn .worm Carolina tn as wiw 1 ihus fu i. ...ku,u pdnctures Blaine whenever an 6pporru;nity I name of the repository of this infertile-Maryland,
Virginia and South I when promises were m&de again and te afforded, nwwjrb if he has a name) is withheld
Carblina kites. Our people have I
.i: T. ?L -L'L 1
uiL-ii ueeu uioapjuiui.u. fii-jr ue 1
that there wjll be one disappointment J
too much, t , i, 1
fThe Republican members from
New Hanover1 are opposing the bill I filled to the letter" and as far poS
vieorouslv. as we learn. rable. The Demotrats cannot afford
l IIUCIKU I . W.I WUllWtAUUWUI
presses the opiniuaLjUiat Jha. election of
Vance to the Senatorship will give the
State to tbe Republicans in 1880." Chicago
lnterVcean. -
: How Governor Vane e election to
ttie United States Senate will make
the State go Radical in. 1880 is a
little pnzzling. We cannot see how
that can be unless the special friends
of Vance and Merrimon love per
sonal favorites better than they do
ttieir State and country. We believe
there is wisdom enough in both fol
lowings to let by-goneye by-gones,
and that a thorough unifying of. tbe
party will follow from the settlement
of the Ion? and exciting, contest.
We believe that Senator Mer
rimon and bis warm personal
friends are far too wise and patriotic
to allow the success of Vance to dis
turb, much less to disintegrate, the
party. The Radical papers may rely
upon it that no victory will be given
tjo them in North Carolina through
Vance's election to tr Senate. We I
. . ...... . - . I
have but little doubt that good, true, I
acoeD.aDie men Will DO nommatea in I
1880 for Governor and Lieutenant (
Governor, and we hope for other I
State officers, and that victory -will 1
crown the Democratic party again. I
j The T secQess. iofttbe Demoerati I
party may depend upon the wisdom I
and discretion of theV present Legis-1
4 . - , - . r 9
lature- The People at ; large expect I
much at their handstand if they fail I
Id" meet that xneotation it taav i
Lve a damaging effect upwHlie I
State ' election. '; There1 are " some
things thaV ughtto b I
i . : - -- '
tt will be hazardou-to-leave them I
undone. We bayl efore!iueested
what we tnoMrwould have td be
. -- I
done to meet public wishes and de-1
i. .-. -'!:-! -- . . ,, . I
mands. Within a few weeks the
tone of the press is unmistakable
', ,. "j -a, 1 Af- '
ebelieye that public sentiment is
verwfleiming in demanding that
here shall be " . a reduction of
ialaries and a , cuitine down
of expenses whtreYer-it is dos-
- . .......... . . - ,
smie, wiinou. Demg ; unjust or nig I
bard ly. . " Some pf . the papers refer to
he present iiegislature as Hhe Re-
form Legislature," This is the era
pf econotBy tan4rerenchient;: and
there is every indication that thi
beopleJwl no
that particular at . least.
The State-de.,edoation, protec
I hnn hf. ar-.n tW
fence law, revenue Jaw. apnointment
of -rafii8trate8.'reulationof freitrhta.
I knd other impdrtaot qnestions will I
I 1-.Q xin.ira nn Anr, j--?
- -.a
Mtion tak'eii
I Wise ana
Ii " -
chmstanciei
I iiyn aayt .a miBiaa" bvub - BOlnl I
Ideelaraii
W'mayjf appear A td be that fri - Tfct:iioiUs0,Srt ext month. ,;,Later he wilt appear in New;
heLaieari; iirSK:." t , tv',t0 Wsuteeedea tblerSblf weMhe'mal
L 2:1 lii feited his allegiance toothe-United i.h.. rt no.in. .
out over the whole land, from Curri- j
the Democratic party than him-who
justifies a failure
. . . c 1.1. i
Lfiiyislatnre to mtf Mbd'tn'9 of tfW ' hafiP- ter ifetefSg. !!,-? waUi
- - ,lar..vi,im snri nnw hf, Tfit rPH frOTO ' tbe 1
peated VWJPtMW
that witb tbo itrittmpli cot th )eH!:nr If; .
T - 'Z'X ' a. 1 eye sofeject orpaJataezperaOTera, I
mi.rtTv thartfthYrald ! eflmiT a
j j ; - r. i
ew. i
- r - - : " 77 7. .
ipra, '.w.nap wouia ,wwaanaupne.
We answer, tltjlejepjple
af that thIritiyyere not so
'.L !.... .1,. Rj;.,nla
- - . -' i ; - 1 . . i
c,jpuu uuu ,
wneu mey, go. into u . u. i
lrio-e their hftti into the; Tblie
eoffers tnat5 ihey9e8ui promise well
auu oouiu , , uenunu , uui iiiwu-
ju?u muuu a ouo ai..w? jecii
were now wanderTg--ifr-ine .desert,
. . . - -
oat ot.oflice and outot ppcset.WH were
still lookine back to the land of oil I
a,id wido h. they had U
driven.
- UlhA Kne werA rnn- in ewerxr 1
i ' - . ... - 1
. tj:.i . j 1
again of the great things the leio J
"L..i4 4.' '.it:;. lir r
.r.ut wuutu uu iu t luo y jf , V1 .
trenchment and,, reform when they
got into office ? The Legislature must
'see to it that 1 these ptomises are ful-
to go into the campaign,, of 1880
without these promi-ea being carried
out faithfully." "ft ? 1 -;
We again repeat what we have be-
fore said : the-standard by, which to
measure retrenchment in the public
expenditures is not the Radical ex
cess of 1868-69, when bribery and
thieving were the order of the day ;
but the standard is that which pre
vailed from 1850-to 1860, when hon-
esty, frugality , and fidelity marked
official life in North Carolina. Some
of the" 8alarie8-lhose of Governor'
and the Judges, for instance weTe
too low then, we think, and we favor'
therefore, an increase. But the ex
penses generally of those pure days
should be approximated as far as
possible. Do lhi,an!"neither the
people can complain nor the Radicals
make any capital. Refuse to do this
and then see what you will, see in
1880; ;v- -
i Afohbishop Lyncb, of the Demi-
riion. in a recent addtress at; Toronto. I
i . , , . .!,... i-. .,. I
tok the position that no Roman
CJAtho m nnn 1 vnt fnr a rt vnrcp
He quoted the Bible and other au-
thorities to sustain his position. In
Canada there are no divoroe courts.
It Would be a good ' thin for our
0 wn country"' if there were none.
Those who recoiih.Bible as the
sole authority eanhveno diffienltv 4
: ; . . f i
in protectinethe sanctity of marria.
h thaV Wr.ianthov'i lr-
tU; AM'. ZC II'J.a'L-I
Ine offence"? Io" ' Inxte. Vear. Ver J
mont has t-fnteA :itrif!i .
imrenrnii&Ini0
ii - :t : .. t j
r.'d .n;Va A1' xffiAi I
d'Wvll in the word ! 'f! a&:
Leffialatora should 'nroteet the aaneti-
; :-
tv of marriaere.
TJ . -
C17RRalirr COBXllXBIITa
At last Piochback has received
he second instalment of his reward
'or not getting the Senatorial seat to.
which tie wasn't 'elected, v He was
first voted tome twenty thousand
dollars Out of the continurent fund of
the Senate, which was privately di-
vided between both sides, And now
pe-retaryShermaa hat -enrolled he
pame.of Pinchbaok upon the expan
sive andtSteadilyg isxpanding list .of
opecia- Agents or , . tne. Treasury.
That is tbe refuge of every political 1
oummer wno must oe cared for to
k;TnM -iii-'.i!i v
MIence wagging tongues about elec-
tion frauds,; OXJO mspire" the efforts
of nnscrupaloas meataQdyiWOiaen .,to I
Serve the political necesaitieaf men
ftigb ia power. rhik rTime8t In&
f -rDeaoon Richard Smitbl of
j-e Pnatl ;2
a'TJOifilt Wliieh'rAiiv' firfnr41-r omhiiV.
'. VVAIM - ll - mm ,. . - - - k l.
rass the Grant movement. He holds
I , T . aww--w-w r aw a a,
Ot.tn. -Tl. n -TVt. rn -.a I
a . r iT t :-i - . a
ir, were to adiourn 1 mebt of not otmHaSl r tl-M JlWfeli T T.. '.T 'Vi'' - '
.rf JVHFHJ-wp .hev wn,mXlealonsryjarjSX man historic relics of the Qonftderacy
witbout doing. wneuflg: wopoijaoj, :,o-r oir rta- ! : r
in the Wv f irfetinhmitvii f- t m m m -
I'll Paginal Traaa nvt irDt I Kneliar ah A rail hn-r A tlnrtfn ' fTWfllft. I
f .??1W .r, J -1 Department, and was personally
would onlyhaye ton copy the edito- ; ' , t, Jv mate wtth'Seereiary Stanton at
rials of Democratic papers in 1876, JO ":""?rrZZ, time of the tracedv, and the 4
-lnaiteLiW-Mi
' . wht-wbabim.
Qfis propertil Answer, yes; bough.
Llike htherTDroDerty. fle saw
1 1 an give ei
dog. sTax
should not nej
Hon. A. S. Merrimon, who has beea in
lhe United States Senate for thjsjpMt l six
veaiD.uA4 uccu a isnuiui '-' r--
"&vto clole4,.ln .bo-ors.ot thejhigbesv
s-i'v.?r,-r7-"rrr' ioi
t -; - -. -- ,j,l"i rv
that we ,an ddsnd'mdrethVtitgeabat,
While our lawmakers aton the pyi
n-. hMi iMii
ChrisUaa genUemen. iybrft parcpa iea-.
byterian, .,. .. . . ; , J.
poi,lTiCiir tfnrrs.
.-!.
iuu vj uvoiivu naa uga ww --
Voot told Bttrniide IhWyeV
discovered that his army bill is aa, badly
beaten as was bis army at J? redericksDurg,
r. 1 Matt -Carpenter anl ; John;
A.
the
Logan will be glad to see each other in
Senate. One has hair and brains, ana
6
mi me great pripcip. vv"M' rjP,
I.?"r ' , ., , . i .v;
IV; Col O. Hamilton Dodce is still
'oIa innMZ, ni.ln(. fr.Pri-
denoy. - In our opinion J-lai0- would do I
-?2SbS?Wl
iuiu mi, -uuuut
avnilaUe Rennhliean nandidate forPresi.
dent lust now. The , way tin , wbuji ha
jimes, Lid 'Had. j ; i -
' ;, .., 1
i
PERSONAL!.
Ex-Governor Chamberlain, -of
South Carolina, has been down with diph
theria. His little son Hurh died, of lhe dis
ease on Tuesday. Every other .member of
bis family was ill. -
j Mr. Ge6rge W. Child, is said ta
have a particular fondneaa for clocks. He
his more than forty of the rarest kind, and
be has one in bis business office said to
have cost $6,000. ' ! :i -
, A' young woman died suddenly
a a revival meeting in a church at Parka-!
vjlle, Sullivan county, N. Y.,; Thursday
eyening. Great excitement prevnils in
tbe village over the event. t
1 ' General Sherman: will start
South on his tour of inspection dlo-day !
Ueneral van Vliet will loin (ieneral Kher-
man at Atlanta, although' he will not be 1
with him 10 an omcial capacity.
. The chaplain of . the Maine
House of Representatives astonished his
hearers the other day by praying. that the
Lord would encoutage thena "to slop
speaking when they got, hrough.".
r Senator Christiaocy. will prob
ably resign in a few days to accept the po
sition et Minister to Peru. He was offered
tbe choice uf the Berlin , or Peru mission,
and be took tbe latter bu account of bis
health. . r a ,
With one stroke of his pen Mar
shal- McMahon has given amnesty to 1,800
of the wretched men he were transported
to New Caledonia for having taken part in
the communal insurrection of 1871. It is
now eight years since this terrible rebellion
broke out. " ! ' f
'The two sons of -the Prince of
Wales Prince George and Prince Victor
-have marl A fiiirhlv rrnrlitahlA sTtmina.l
-ion, and returned at Christmas to their I
mnther la
mother laden with prizes. They are im
mensely popular with the people of Dart- 1
mouth, where the Bullania lies. The i two I
boys, on jomifig, were t once christened
"Herring" and "Sprat," and by these so- J
briaueU are known to this day. The Prin
cess respond to their curious appellations
with Jaunty frankness and sailowike good
humor. -' - . . ' i ...
I.-
J grocer adyerUses in the fol-
towing terse manner: "uims ana cigars,
smoked and unsmoked." ,r '
; A writer, describim? a bevv of
gWs, - says .each face was a picture."
VSrJm' we
I In iinelandl recently. V bafnt-
(De8C'ib5?8?ifrey ??elier, repre
senunz a court ueauiv. recenuv wen. ior
as AnmhM rum nrlr a w,r.0tr,.r
Lnl?J!9P?.. bi?r -ld for
rinil -i: " Z
-4 Glass slippers are to become an
every day reality. A Vienna company is
making beautiful slippers of woyen glass.
The Invention is not entirely new. Gouty
slippers with panes all around them are au
old story. " 1 I ; J
-f On the 1st instant the ost
Office Department reduce, the priceB of
stamped envelopes on an average of twen:
ty pet cent, throughout the entire schedule,
and tbe result is seen in , the largely in-,
Creased requisitions how beirig received.
, A lady named Mary Magoi-ah
; ! Had trouble in lighting her fi-ab;
v The wood being green, -
! .) ,! .ne usea J-erosene-r r; ., :.,,
i (Pause. Then continue solemnly.)
She has goner where the fuel Is driah .
f Ttie!L6ndotf f?m.J in fa recent
Ieader Bpoke of the "HehrewaS a - lan-
BT 7 irTZT'
Dt luerature.' . A correspondent pointsput
that there are 16,000 printed Hebrew books
in the library of the Britistr Mnseum. and
tb&t the catalogue ofAeSeTsrow books and
manuscripts in the Bodleian ..ibrary is a1
email quarto eigm incnes lhic.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
j -. -. Fechter, will make bis appear-,
ance m rtne ue's.Mo-to" in noston
.-" --. --f- a-vi,Fv -
Utarthattra
lhestbe-etbereife
that Helen,
.1 bad been
married and gone to the country.
evenoiiai-vi B,T" 1 ningS-fcfofe act audience or nearly o.UDU
the dogs. Ourtiegisla u t Al v -
r-wt this, matteranyl - 'IT-Ula
Vmi. A , .T? j J- X y rcusiiB v-u"J u -uic -
1 o -
a,
SOUTHERN ITEMS.
Mist I Emmtl Abbott -:- sang in
gard were present at le Old Guard ball at"
the Xiew xork Academy, of Music on
Tb-iay veni-K last - ..L,
rjr- The., Columbus YGeoreia) lEn-
f WerfSuri tfitDwai j. et bjafikft at Ben
HUL and informs him that "his entire
urse has 'damagethe mate""i!T
jl. jXWGllverfeot and instantly
.awson -Woolridger at Sunflower
Laqding, Miss., bo' Sunday last, on Account
ciouuai uiui.uiijr. luc ; lUfiiucici
i personal aimcuuv. "ine murderer
conflagration at
the battle-flag
wetJtteth Bdutb
was the "Southern'
effects "of lienor-
shot' and shell.
and H starry cfosadita with the smoke pf -
battle. Uol. Kent's portrait, in full Con-
1 Jn 'Ol stty. la m New shape i
Thirteen years have passed away
siQc. le e-'eCutiod of Mrs,. Mary E:
Suratt, one of the conspirators in the
assassination of President Abraham
Lincbfb.. ;Now the New York , Star
publishes what it claims to bo the in-
dubitable evidence of her innocence,
which ideela-es - was' id the posses
sion of the then Secretary of War,
Edwl- M;i Stabtcin at the time the
ndfortiinate woman was on trial for
her life. Just who the author of this
startling revelation to the Star is that
journal fails to state, further than
ltltl
the
only
person now living wbo knows the
wholoiftside history Or the plot." The
frpni the public, as the evidence was
alfto withheld at the time ihat MrR.
also, withheld at the time that Mrs.
Sarratt was on trial for her life, evi
dence which, if true, would have
saved her from an ignominious death.
! More wonderful still, this new-born
witness, the Star says, had the con
fession from Secretary Stanton's own
lips that Mrs. Surratt was deliberate
ly murdered.
i rgsion la Germany.
ty cable to the Herald.
, Berlin, J an. 23. Ominous reports
are current here to-day to the effect1
that a superior omcer of the German
army has betrayed to a foreign power
tbe most momentous military secrets.
including the all-important plan of
mobilizing the army, lhe suspected
persdu is a baronet and a raajor.of
artillery, lie is already under arrest.
His trial by court martial must fol
low at an early date if the imperial
government is intent on maintaining
unsullied the names of the corps offi
cers of the army and does not con
sider it wiser to hush npthe disrepu
table alt air.
! The German army estimates show
an .increase et u,uu men.
!7-l?Hi
GRAND DISTRIBUTION I
OomiOEf ealtH DistriMon Coipaay.
By authority of Commonwealth of Kentucky,
-Rawing ana aeuua tuirer supervision or promi
nent citizens of Kentucky, in the city of Louis-
vilie, on i
fTl 1 ., , -- T OZ "IOWA
X JIUrHUay , U X. Ou- lO i 47
NO SCALINQ I NO POSTPON MBNT I
PRIZES PAin:iN FELL !
Sllf 411(1 I 111 M InSTTinmRll I
yV.ii-W buU U1UIUUIDU t
TICKETS OSiLY $2.
UNPARALLKLKD SCCCB8S OP THB POPULAR
' ; V 'DRAWINGS
Read the following attractive list ol Prizes lor the
J .. JANUARY DRAWING:
1 Prize $30,000 100 Prizes $100 each $10,000
1 Prize....... 10,000 800 Prizes 50 each 15.000
1 Prim......', u.,000 BOS Prizes 20 each 10,000
10 Prie $1000 10,000 1,000 Prleeg 10 each 10,000
30 Prizes 500 10.000
9 Prizes $300 each, Approxim ition Prizes, $2,700
9 Prizes 200 each, " " : 1,800
S Pri-ea 100 each. -V " 900
1,060 Prizes.
' $115,400
. Whole Tickets. 2.
HalfTicketa.fi.
37 Tickets, $50.
65 Tickets, $100.
Remit by Poet Office Money Order, registered let- 1
ter,- Dana aran, or express, ruii lut er arawing
puoasnea in xxvuie uouner-joarnai ana ftew
VorkHerald, aa d mailed to all ticket-holders. For
I tickets and information add
tickets and Information: address the COMMON-
l-Sro&fsSJSSii
ION CO.. or T. i. COU-f
Courier Journal Building,
4 V ft in Dec.
th sa tu in Jan
NO MORE
OR 6 OUT
'ACUTE OTI CHRONIC di
ALICYLIci
SURE CURE. u
. Manufactured only under the above Trade-Mark,
Salicylic Medicine Compauy
1
OF PARIS AND IaEIFZIG. .
IK H XDiaTS k-ct.tct WlBUHtiB. Pinvirapp
Cjjbb .tjarantsed. Now excIuslTely used b all
celebrated Physicians of Europe and America be- 1
comia a staple. Harmless and Reliable Remedy on
both continents. The Highest Medical Academy of
Paris report 95 cures out ef 100 cases within three
days, becret The only dissolver of the poisonous
UliC Add Which exists In lb a Rlnml nt TthennuiM
and Oouty Patienta. $1.00 a Box ; 6 Boxes for $6.
Beat to any address on receipt of price. Eitdobskd
rttiaKA doj bt l jjBuaarsTs. Address
1 WAsnmjttME 3t co.,
Only Impcrters' Depot, 23 Clist., H.Y
nor 14 ttod-eowly th sa tu
Best Goods and lowest
N-.:;Ei(6s.
Jj - S. SIDES, MESS-PORK, - " y
j , "'! ; 8MOKED SHOHLDERS,
i '- i - SMOKED SIDES,;
HAMS, FLOUR, SUGAR, .", ',
j ' - .. u t. i : ;-.
j .L COFFEE, LYE, POTASH, rr t
Ml - ' ' -' STARCH, CANDY, CANDLES,
AP; SPICE, GINGER, . - :
v i y - PEPPER, CASE GOODS, 4c, &tu.
janS-DAWtf
Si N. Water
rrtBis wan, known hamt-brkp stbri,-
tJL PLOW knproved is sold only by oursehres;
the ImprovemenU Introduced fat its manulactare
-eaaElag tt aujwrlor ta all the patt jvto.'i
fort sold. Jt combines fear distinct Plowa, making .
it the most economical Plow In -se. Sold onlr at
Liuo new -uauau iruwrv nouaa or
.1 -.'- . "
NBAB TBI WHAEP.
4 : No. 9 Market street.
Jan S DWtf
M ''Mifcinn" f 'KF-kiB DrloanQ nn PTP.
I PIUS. SUKHATI'S INNOCI5NCK,
fiiQ3
MISCEILANEOUS.
Holiday Goods !
-Tie L&emeilous Rush
TO
(
11U3 &lBBmmi&t :s ll r
Is Fully EtplMned !
:..Aji
STANDARD GOODS !
AT THB!
..;;-r:4 ,h
Astonisl
est
,-.1 - s
GEOiRGE MYERS'.
30.000 oaANQT 1
200 81,19 Ch0iCS 1163 APPLKS, f '
Boxes F1RK CRAckER, ' '
iSOOOO -m'
1 000 Lbs Afiaorted NUT8 ': - :
:.. oo88': ;;"
i 100 Bute?'s,
: g Q Casea ClTRO.t ; . Z
LOWEST PRICES in THE STATE
GEOiRGE MYERS'.
OUR FAHCY GOODS DEPARTMENT,
FRENCH AND GBRMAN GOODS,
AT HALF PRICE !
DONT FORGET THE LITTLE ONES.
F"15 to 25 Cents will buy a token long to bere-
i emoere(ia at . t.-
GEO RGEMYE R S'.
OUR WISE St'LIQUOR DEPARTHENT,
We are selline WINES and CHAHPAGNK
LNB at tLALilf PftlviE.t
IS-Elegant Pure IMPORTED and DOMESTIC
WINES at T35 and tl.50 ner eallon.
ErOr WHISKEYS are UN EQUALLED la the
tstate in jtzceuence or quality ana uneapness. rry
our OLD BAKER at $& per gallon. 8WKT HASH
tne -est in tne worjo, at 93 per gallon.
" SAVE 100 PER CENT. AT
GEOR'GE MYERS'.
j. .
SOur Goods are bouEht from FIRST HANDS.'
"xxu Biuiim juAiM-a fKuniTt," uence we can
SAVE MONET FOR YOU. : ; .
I - ... -
tST-We have the LARGEST. CHOICEST and
CHEAPEST STOCK OF GOODS -in our THREE
STORES to be found in the State. '
GEORGE M YERS',
11,13 AND 1 6 FRONT ST.
P. 8. Poetry again : - : ' -
A box or Cigars for your friend,
A hamper of Wise for your brother,
. A gallon of Sweet Mash you'll And '
- Precisely the thing for each other. -
dec 19 tf ' G. M.
Constantly Receiving !
- - - - ii- 1 t , - . . I i . . ,
AND 1ST STORK,' .. .' .-. -:
A FULt:S LIIME !
i' . I .... , ,.
OF
u:i i,W(i
GBOOEBI33
c, &c, consisting In part of .
' Flour, Bacon, Pork, Beef- Fish, Corn, Hay, . f j
Meal, Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Molasses, ! ' ; ; :
, Crackers, Cakes, Candy, Soap, Starch,
Candles. Matches, Soda, Potash, Lye,
Snufif. Hoop Iron, Bungs, Glue, Tabs,
Paper, Corks, Bagging, Ties, Cigars, -Tobacco,
Liquors, and Aolinarisand - ;
Hunyadi Janes Mineral Waters.
; . : For saleTay
j .i-r'-j.-r
'ii:
i a j ADRIAN A VOLLERS, J
; jau a if La . r : p,fn. mcf m aunt u iiwk Dia.
New Crop
i - sf, -1 .. v
Cuba TJdlasses,
' First Cargo of tlie oason:
Choice New Gfop Molasses,
Ex Br. Brig "Zinger," direct front', Mataazas.
1 For sale yery tew. sj.....-:'
I Jan 19-tf l-: - ' WORTH. WORTH.
FURNITURE.
A Large Stock Walnut
I Chamber Suits,
AT VERY LOW PRICES. ' Also, BEDSTEADS,
i BUREAUS, WAjaHSTANDSA, WARDROBES.
. SIDEBOARDS, .LOOKINGOLASSES, -'
f PARLOR SUITS, LOUNGES, BED- '
. - DING, CARPETS, &c, &c :j.
! Alsd, the j New ImprovecLi Genuin STEWART
SEWING MACHINE will be kept in my stock, and
wUl be sold ata Very- Reduced rncev i..ti ; u
. Ladies will do well to call and examine this Ma
chine before pnrcnaslng.elsewhere.' - -
: j -. : I'F.-A. SCHlfFTE, . !
'. 26 and.28 Front and and 15 pock Sts.
I JanWtf '": ' -' .ii i.i-.i Jii,.
Apples. Tnmins. &c.
" i-j ... C.J
I t Q A "Bbls ASSORTED, APPLES, 1 s
' V uj.i - J Jinkktra dterrs,
1 .9-10 Wmma:-If, a'uU
I ,!AAA LksMOUNTADi BOLL BUfTESi.
, AyjXf i Just in and for sale by," "Z
; Ouj i,, :V. ;.;. K. F. JOHNSON,, ' !
; .iaa && Ul .j Fremt St.. Jhajy Princess and Cheannt.
tei(
I :'tttkfiTOieaiit--1 '
ELi-ABlfTHTON," BLADEN. COCKTY, NO
Tttaal diACo.' vi-tt'.v r-'C--'
' special attention to Clainxa. "Col fectlons on sun
of f 100 and- pwaif made for'Five-Per Cent. W
;w-ot sWtiTaw4iiS,PedB,jSfortg
specialty.' ' J r -T ap5-DWtf 7j
KE EB ; El Q V J W C !
Btftfwn St Roddick
45 "SarkiBt St.
. .
AjinuaL Clearing Sale !
-su. .- 'I J T
1 11 HAS. BEEN OUU t ANNUAL CUSTOM UU
A ing the past four years to inaugarate a spa;.
OlAia HASS. in order to close out tbe hainA.
JmSQJL t.e we make a
unra. jna-XLtt. n n un aj SUKrl.tls
STOCK. t- J i 7 .-. -.!;.t;,,.
ntf patrons willl find ererv article mnriro .,
PLAIN FIGURES. THE FORMER PRTm iw
SLA CK. and- the MARKED DOWN PRWK ixr
l ..uw. cuu ciaw tw J ariA!, , it WOnld
ocenpy too much space, but the following will give
nn ,ta a mnol Ia - . .
Winter Dress dood,
; . .... Blanket, Flannel,
CHntoii Flannels,
j ; -u v also,
Iadies', Gents' and
t -i .i , AJiiildiven Underwear.
.',
' We MEAN Business, and will mark eyery article
at such a price that it cannot ail to satisfy any and
all vho anticipate making any purchases in our line
.s t ... '.. i -
We would add, for the benefit of our patrons in
the country, that they may rely on any orders they
may favor ns with being promptly and as faithfully
filled as if they stood at the counter.
i "dNE'rntcE to all
SpecialSale.
' We have decided to make a' CLEAN SWEEP of
all our laltMISN -OUOst, such as
LINEN TABLE DAMASKS,
NAPKINS AND TOWELS.
f 1
In order to make it a success they are marked down
to the LOWKhT NOTCH ., Be assured they are re -duced
just as repjresejoleil. .
i '
YOU ARE INVITED TO CALL AND SEE FOR
YOURSELVES. "
; We nave no desire to deceive or misrepresent
any ting. : Our policy has never been to get as much
aa we could for our merchandise, but to sell as lew
as possible, in order, to Increase our outlet and keep
the trade at home. ; r
I CALI-r-EAUlV.
BRO WN &rRODDICK ,
, j ...
45 Market street.
jau 12 tf
A New Steel Horse Shoe,
, WITH CONTDTUOUS CALK. -
Acknowledged by all who havs
usedltto be THE BEST SHOE
IN THB WORLD. It ls a con
tinuation of the ahei lof the hoof,
and gives an equal bearing all
around. It prevents i oterferlng,
lameness, and all evils resulting
from the use of the ordinary shoe.
By its use horses having quarter
cracks, tender contracted feet and'
corns trave 1 with perfect ease. '
T liaise t, with nails, sent on re
eelptafSl. To measure, pla cs
foot on paper and draw pencil .
around.
Live agents can secure territory.
Send for ninstratod Pamphlet to THE JOHN T.
BHNOS PATENT HORSE SHOE COMPANY, 36
Broadway, New York.
janaa eeaim
sa tu th
This important onran weitrhs but about three
pounds, and all the blood in a living person (about
inree gallons passes through, it at least once every
half hour, to have the bile and other imDurit.es
strained or filtered from it. Bile is the natural
w
purgative of the bowels, and if the Liver becomes
torpid it is not separated from the blood, but car
ried through the veins to all parts of the system,
and in trying to escape through the pores of the
skin, causes it to turn yellow or a dirty brown
coior. , xnestomacli becomes diseased, ana JJys
pepsia. Indigestion, Constipation, Headache, Bili
ousness, laundice. Chills. Malarial Fevers. Piles.
LSick and Sour Stomach, and general debility foU
low. JV1KRRKLL s Hbpatinb. the great vegetable
discovery for torpidity, causes the Liver to throw
off from one to two ounces of bile each time the
blood passes through it, as long as there is an ex
cess of bile ; and the effect of even a few doses
upon yellow complexion or a brown dirty looking
skin, will astonish all who try it they being the
first Symptoms to disappear. The cure of all bili
ous diseases and Liver complaint is made certain
by taking Hkpaitkb in accordance with directions.
Headache is generally cured in twenty minutes,
and no disease that arises from the Liver can exist
if a fair trial is given.
SOLD AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR PILLS
BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Price 25 Cents and $1.00
The tatality of Consumption or Throat and
Lung Diseases, which sweep to the grave at least
one-third of all death's victims, arises from the '
Opium or Morphine treatment, which simply stu
pefies as the work of death goes on. $10,000 will
he naid if Ooium or Momhine. or anv nrenaratiou
of Opium, Morphine or PrussiC Acid, can be found
in the Globb Flower Cough Syrup, which has
cured people who are living to-day with but one
remaining lung. JNo greater wrong can De done
than to say that Consumption is incurable. The
Globb Flower Cough Svrup will cure it when
all other means have failed. Also. Colds. Couch.
Asthma, Bronchitis, and all diseases of the throat
and lungs. Read the testimonials of the Hon.
Alexander H. Stephens, Gov. Smith and Ex-Gov.
Brown of Ga. j Hon. Geo.f Peabody, as well as
those of other remarkable cures in our book free
to all at the dnur storesand be convinced that if
you wish to be cured you can be by taking the
G i.ob a Flower Cough Syrup.
Take no Troches or Lozenges for Sore 1 hroat,
when you can get Globb Flower Svrup at same
price. if.cjjateoyAWWe
Grave mistakes are made in the treatment of all
diseases that arise from poison in the blood. Not
one case of Sctofula, Syphilis, White Swelling,
Ulcerous Sores and Skin Disease, in a thousand,
1 treated without the use of Mercury in some form.
Mercury rots the bones, and the diseases it pro
duces are worse than anv other kind of blood or ,
skin disease can be. Dr. Prbbrton's Stillin
Gia or Queer's Dbught ia the only medicine .
rupoa which a bope ot recovery irom scroiuia, sy
philis and Mercurial diseases in all stages, can be
reasonably founded, and that will cure Cancer.
$io,ooo will be paid by the proprietors if Mercury,
or any ingredient not purely, vegetable and harm
less can be found in it.
Price by all Druggists $1.00.
Globb Flower Cough Syrup and Merrell'3
Hbpatinb for the Liter for sale by all Drug,
gists ia as cent and $1.00 bottles. '
- a. F.i&LL & CO.; -ropiietors,
VV. PHILADELPHIA, PA.
aov 26 eod W ly ; . tu th sa, .
Buggies . ; Buggies !
fHarnggss oc Saddles.
. FOR SALE AT
!GJ1U1ARDT & CQ.'S,
StreelC opposite. City HalL
VKl.'1v!
ilAlRlltG'-OVBWrrH ' neatness' AND
-I
-'- ---- --'t DISPATCH. - - -
Hii HOsa-SnOTNa A SPECUtTY. i
janS6tf r-- -i.i,- ' : '
a. -5 ,?. ...1
r
mwm.
I (Price 25 Cents and $100