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PENNRTLVAN I A.
Ex-Govefnpr Bigler's prospects for
Wing the next Democratic candidate
for Governor of Pennsylvania?, are
brigh tening every ; day. Indeed, - he
feems to : bci almost ;with6utorivals
now. Kx-Gov.ernor Cur tin thinks
M r. Bigler will get the nomination,
tint ex- Secreiary of- Stated Eli -Siifer
will he nominated for State Treasurer,
aii'l that the kiuket will be elected. :
Tnis Bigler. movement jhas greatly
alanned the
Re
publicanH, and they
t thev an t' k;n
are doing all that they can to. keep
tliat "powerful Democrat fromf allow
ing himself jL0v;be.: nominated...: Ad
vantage is Deingltakerifofjtlieit'Gov;
ernor's well knowntninterest irt the
success of ; the : centertnia) expoeitibn
to endeavor to, impress him; with the
belief that s iould '., he 'acli vely ?,' yfiifi
draw from Jt and: enter a ' political
canvass ai this stage it would hazard
:he success of the' great '-work ' which
ne nas jsofnncU'. av,. nearpjomejof
the shrcw'dest pbliticiansbncee ihat
, . - r' ... f i -'l'M !V 1 V-.'! ,!
ins nominations a against, tiartranit
would place! th contest in" doubt'and
not a tew oe inein:.oeuevp tuat,- not
withstanding that. -toe . partrt-ma
hinery, is in th? nandsj of, Uie; opposi
.WWf !
The proceedings already announced
.M . 5i--. ; :h ;
celebrated'
Beecbervcase'mayell
a waken "dismay and .disgust.:-' Ity ia :a
pity this
fonl case cahnOtrbe kept 1
'JiJ fititfa
under the Sp:
Hit HMAIll ill kli ita nkuseatiiiirness be-1
-a j ii.
fore the world :t to i offend the moral
taste, hurt the ldstb character of the :
youug and o an v, amount Jof injury
?eUerallv ib'8biety;ihatls 'simply i
calculabiev K There was1 j no pse m tbe
action Tiltijmhrfitak
jury settled in-tbe mindsof all iwho
guilt of the great preachers !' -'!
In reply to-aniiquiryas to whether
there wall lie ai v'ilef pbiuts.of ev
ideiiee introduced in ihei next trial of
the TiltciiiBeecher case GoryoV
4iYest Oiere arQ three; leading
nessea forJlthenexts triab JThefew
wh
UmI, will brobablinbeoverwhelmuig';
Mr. Prvor aKoatdrilit he-supposed
i.. j. if j :.... .. .ri.Ai.n
iweekl888888 liirla fUrQmb.IVetobipg
:r lSS S 4llfial! M Jt is unnecessary tdo into
i inrt. M n J Bio W election wohld r be 1 .This fact 13; taken held .of-by t
almost o vfi.i !
" If the Democrats -carry1 Ghib'ahd I tablUbiogf a: line of steamers ion. that
Pennf.ylyamatheyct ntbeir j ;vioS0j
President !gmrT1 as; freight cannot yler economically
S shipped ; tberebyt AtpjresenJ tie
the offdsff" VVhl wf ri".iftr
nTfc&foV 'tnno rff"there Further , on inf.ine,inierv ew uov. i
..-i-1 :jo .v :,J.r2v -Ur I triVa i renorted ; as onno8ineri M
ls ,lerX.lilJ-a iftWEftUViA j Havin
whoaeievidepcel JcnowrJitttbahoat, inflation," nefmust tae uui:pow- suchu
''4ther4JbsY;phi.Richrf-fM
tu A.'yWri,V';yr-.MJS JKn.U.iGkverh6r mfrMfl.W .fPB'W the
abbrevrntcd atory. if.it can be'adrnit- posin. mo.-f;-u;io-jr -ff other
rca s i
lan lbtimation that be had pmcured
;mQhy could be brongh ni that aivef
diet woald be obtained asainst Bedi
'BiSPkP jmswry theiase -ia, to
,;. iv-r . f . .... - ' t;;,,ji(,.
5JM &C.J: jre Ji conducted tfwiie
"L ", '
paraHyely. 10 Mr rates. ,r Sucb ' a thing
flwnnest ;ftciaj ;ia! .unknoWO.!
VS qiStlOffQlsKea iyeBtletriftn t.nlS
Vna'tr,5 Xf l'a il "jsarifiiin i
.uroe.ta, Manchester, Ail answer to my t
uo . servants; j any.. man holding a'
1 (
responsible ipffice.in England wodld
"aa 8Qon:tbink.of putting his hand;
,. imuuvj vt iiu un u Jiui pucct).
; THAT OlD CBT. ; ; ' '
; The Washington CAroi has de
fined its position again.TTf wants to
inakie treason :$ odious brl punishing
the ; Southern leaders j ' then it will
ye and excuse "the ma8ses.??H Tp
which ; remarks res
xnbnd 'Mwu&er, Tj&yJbw.i1! in-
nocent soak there1 is nbwr no treason 1
,vr iw luaue uuiyus, ave.ioav AyOlCU
exists in the; Rad ical camp; and as ;
for the t masses of the, otberoeo-f
pie, they feet that they Iiave rights in i
- , . j1' i j ; - . 1
i ,j. t ast h trmiftorJ
asjc .' to.; ?e P.erinlt?'ed
- ?5?!I;:tVlcxKt
- i
uonai prerogaineH, or yern-.
merit,"" Surely ' tliere , is ..nothing 'in
Rnp.h'P.anKtltllMATlAl rioirf anla fA, arm 'I
lany real ! Northern, ptfiburt
.,. TVHITJB LABOBBRS, ?
The New Orleans Picayune' fur
nishes thegTatifjlng intelJigencehat
neVer before in the history of Xpuis
iana have so many white. men ' taken
an active part in the practical details 1
f ,nltnM nnA it io i- :' I
, ; . . . . I
Kuiar coinciaence inac sciaom, u ever,
before, has there been a croo sa urom-
MnS i" H respects as that;nbwon
the ground. Lit concludes thatwhitel
men can endure field! labor in' that, cll-
4 k
mate.-':5iiha '. t ' jttitHj , .ii iiizu-
I W hen white men, vote vell '' and
work well, when croaking -i$$t.dijjhj
wntViwhettoallTwhite:,'men.TinKthe
South conclude to Istand together for
the weal Of their jracc atid the
thP Whnl I
-. " . ;i
ee a reiuru ip io ;uayn:. , Fva-:i
perity and plenty.
o.;l r:in
FO 17 ANR ONB U1I.P; 01 IS TO
j
ENGIiAID..
1 , It is said that , a steamer , running
twenty-;0n miles an hour can gp irom
the. coast of Nova ScOtia to the Brit
ish coast in four and oner-half:1 days.
Aion-
ocean voyage? ocbnpkscmnouiir I ten
ji itf rt.vlr-. ;-rr j "to p
days and alitheAtemerqarryjpeay
j freiphtsL on whinh''ih imalnl-Vs 'de-i
.., is r v-;;. -t;--.u5.i..-vi4.-,Rfji:j!!
peiid for their incohie."
1 hk dbh k
K Gov: Hendricks is
ON FINANCE.
T iSf"1"!!
whose opinions, are: usually expressed:
. .... i i j a !
"with great delibbratiort, and are en
titled to as much , consideration, asj
lhoof any yArnerican i statesnan.j
Tri a ..recent ; interview' the .
in-
tguishea Governor of . Indiana . make
- Air
nin nroU cULUiuuiiiviaviwu , vii nic imcum
Msupject of .the i currency. . I He; . is te-
i ivant Governor AlienofOhiOi elected.!
s .hiiini, bMi nf mtMUv.t Mm i
-wilh a different value. Weimust get ;to aj
anAAta h.ai no nnifk t we can uaturallv.il
'ri.n( mrtat, tuu.i.Mir.i.wn fcourauLt but
ibey must end;in;i4nediiim ottrde, andj
ihai must be bard: money .lilnvthei meaa-i
time I want the volume of currency kept equal
inis is toe x'enaieioi.eupi6
.opposed tWn. ii Ayie.wvf
ing'lor arffeiiblenrrenc ndt;
i on oaii eureuMicu vuuxuvi. , r
S.-- i I goyenimeBW Hbis 5 cottntrv- be-
11 - i iisrf inB qpuDiini&mvaysltbB!
at ?. wBBwasfciijae supply Oi:
'.Um, .;t?-r'.Ll t. j-iiilfiii firLui! J'iiyi iJA ll'
m.wtw:vt"i9aa- v uv i--:aw
, 1 i. i i
A UEnOUIt ATIO STAT B."-"-4-
Georerf
$2l3tm,060; Vtae ithan" doubting
since the war. There are 3 railroads;
i n tbe-State, a n :,aggregate. Jengtli of j
2,300 miles.i ,The State debt ; isc'-onlyj
$8, 1 05,000, and this partially -offset j
by fari&ilMed tirState
worth six million dollars leayiog thej
net indebtednespnlabo
000.: It ha3ii302,00D.4ptedAinl
coition aiitwOolehmllir35ii00 in
nroHfond'riel-y
nage
i" These figiires peakt volumns; tor
Con servatiy q rule.1 v..'-" '1? jd' 1
1 .C
?f au aud Beast, Here and , Hereaf-t
ii-errl kw1, 5TheTbre FeaHer, i
7 WaHer or'VTlie
"?"MKSRa;'fitorroKs long ' ilme has
passed since we promised tofurnish yourl
readers with brief, bu as far as : ibissible, I
interesting "juUce4rai newPdblications, j
as they poured 'upon'u from the presses j
of tbe North and' West.;; Hr I ' f .f"u.i . J
'U tie;South alaif we bavfe fiwif anyl
great , publishing' establishment is it j
prbbablJ that' sucb can 'exist amongst us for
many a decade to come. rj-1 . j
"Let ns, therefore, be content to : receive;
our i n tellect ual jwfrwi'uiTi from; other quarters. ;
Much of it is both palatable and nutritious.
Look, good 'read '
eye," as we are " ioOKing wnn the pn)'sicai
eye,:: upon yonderibroad-backed table; in
the 'middle of . joursanqtuni sanctorum.
How crowded it -is with j books y. books,
brown, "blue, green, golden and yellow;
books big, and little, bulky, and attenuated,
.native and foreign. Can you: marvel at
our delay in assaulting that! grand literary
fortification, and possessing ourselves of its!
contents, during the last two terrific months,
while the "i aging Dog-starV enfeebled our!
nerves, dried upour muscles, and threatened:
to melt alike the substance, and "sublUj
mated essence" of tbe brain itself ? ! : v; j
- Uowever," lau Dee, there appeared about
n iuiuiu u.uw, v.vvj, m j , , a.. . .w m
a fortnight since, a cloud, nay,; a,, battalion i
"edea, grew -uarK "arouna.-'ineir roam-n.Mi
edges, tod pregnant with mighty winds j
advanced athwart the firmament,, stormed,!
i aa 1 a rtriori Ilia WAmtlt Dfinn i f- taw t
flmid a ..htlrly burly;w ;iikfe the tnmult of !
Macbeth's witches, they delated the earth, !
- -t ' t
and so purified the air that in a few hours, ;
we felt as if transported from the Kock, Al
Zarap,' in the Zaharan Desert, to the cool
vineyards of Sicily, and the lisping waves of
the-fragrant Mediteranean ! . ,
Thus ref restied, we seized upon the Books,
con amore, and some results of our jt
nation we now propose to give you. h
Upon the top of lhe mountain of new ;
Publications, we find an elegantly illustra-)
ted 'quarto, (issued oy liarper cc uros., ud-
der the title of "Man and BeasA Here and
Hereafter, by tie lies. 1. J. Haed.'.'the author
of several previous works of marked .luter-c
est' aud value, upon somewnat Kinareaj
w Jtfands; a treatise descriptive of the habi-
talionsof animals, according to their princi
ple of construction. The. present wor is
hCwevee of a large-stfope and more elaboate
ly 'composed;ihan.-any of its predecessors.
Its scheme may be comprssed.so
sceftk. into a nut-shell. r" '
! J'JRfr, the1 writer 'endeavors ' to' ' Clear
awjiy certain difficulties which . arise from
two passages in the Uld Testemen which:
snrurniBllir nr litrflllv nnairlfrp1 wnilin;
seem to deny a future life to tbe lower ani-l
mala. 'v;:aL AL
KfiMn1h li showa that these animals;
share, with man the attribute' of Reason,!
JLanguage, jaemory, a - sense oi " jnorat;
Responsibility. ' Unselfishness' and Love,
a0fWhich are spiritual not bodily attrib i
utes;and that we have every reason topre-j
sume that the brutes may share man's im
mortality hereafter, as they share ibis ;mor-j
lality, together, with ita inevitable; sufferi
ing, at present! . . . , -,r v . , , -r ?
. The two Bibical passSeeS i alluded to: may
be found, one in the PBalms,' t be other in
EccIe8iastes.1f..The jtormejrjUns as :foM0wi
'Nevertheless,' man being in honor abi-;
" deth'nOtfAft like the htetittotpenshj' j
The bassase from EcclesMstes reads i ; i
"Who knoweth tbe spirit of manthat
goetn upwaru; ana w ignm vj vie oeast
xt thaX goedtnonrd to ,1
In discussing these texts, Mr? -WowJ
boldly;eclafe8Ubat.accept'the wt&& let
ter ot Bqripture, Jnu o? paaraBnras,7d
incorrect translations, (even, in, the best, of
onrversionsl is tie sure' wav,Jof?:iarilvtnff:
not at truth, but chaotic error ! ' He ' dem-
UjQnstjteB;tUifB,(wjM)afCi?arnessAW
aslSeittTJhal no
h life. after death'j?tvi im4n orfi la o-uimf
I Vtt. . . . . rvi- . ri.l i -
(wny, tue uia featimnt wiuit yisiwi
rations on tbi1 pbrntr wWlr'(aenfed
esoteric meaning!. siriK&npon our ears ana
souls as cold and deadly a'hbtB of material
Isoifand decayi'as erer' chilled ! W in ithe
Daceajpf Greek, Sophist, im LaanEpicurean
Among
scores or such, .passages, let us
recall 8 lew. "jhbii g oreaiu, says I
15olh P8alm; vMai'sbream'gfethfortb
urn
fewj ',Ma'n8 breattf,"' Bays' '(he
be
day
1Aasserts of hi fellow men, (4th' cliapl-
ter Otu' verseV , 2 Aewara destroyed- from
"j morning to evening; thfveruh foretie,
"i without any regarding it'rFrdni Ahie
same book,' we select a still f7ifr significant
declaration: AS the 'clOOdffisJ constinled,
"land 'vanisbethi swaV.-b' helhat-iooth
'"j 6ovao gr&erUQp pip r(o more j"
j;WRCWld ojjotfi. 8imUrdjuiosL jdpgmatic
assertions from various ptirtuma .. of .the
Old Testament a&mmiVlty)fiQf,
wuo turuuuu ariw i MruuariiviJie. aiHi.'iin-
.fiioirtyteh
are to be viewed vwrtdfaltil Jbat, iillhete
'Underlies 'them. .the mfrSfaal .mat of which
ffcfeMS M!Vr?M5f jf
miaos. -: -iruii J all 11 ll
f Apropos of the RWWJWTjS6"-
Drove mat nensra &u
no future life, we - Wefdrced'' by ''ho'less
than fintrleWptmgeVWWmiii that man.
V id Comm6ftwithue heads' 6ar Do-' f illume
life alsirtl" : .titf.il
g reduced his dissfedtientrretfde to
atmtnehttm' ' 'J WwWfIm. "Mr.
sceedft to" show bV the cltatiotf of
innumerable well authhticated anecdote's,!
existence in,7anima.lSf of reason as su-;
toimere instinct, and of Almost efery:
attribute, (such as Love, Generosity ,
Conscience, &c.,),whicb dignifies the nature
ot man; although some of Ahese? attributes,
of. course, are developed but fully, ia: com
parison! Of these narrative -we have . the
In 1 865 the taxable property1 Of
a was ill 2t.!fia.!..f.J'o' nb Writ fa.
vrntr - lha ottn that IrillOIll
-to belie W that? 3fa a; Well
ilijtil fulfil Liwfif llfe I
."" ' ' - ' ', ' , ' . r j' "i" r' - . ' r , ,,V ' r -" "', -
f-r-f , 'i "i ... ' I Kill i.Ljli.mil i '' " ' .fiit. ii iTiT .7 .it . ,- ,i .
space to. quote only one or two, ', Isp less aj
nehttnage that) Charles' Diekeas-is ?espotf-;
meryvrtT?fif& 'l
. Dim mat ii jib v(ci a tvy vui every uiurui
ymoruiug
alone, LeHwamid ! find tile a'tver,
k fmn. i
'77, ri '
J'jBerved tblsmett of be&rte So sure .was ,tne
If awa C iMm that Alt A iMfinltMfl . vnntAK tl
eosraM 4hta' thot Yoorv1 trarl
?"rm:S JLt" '
uira. Accoraingiy uc. wm wiea 10 -.cume t
iWtemfc.wiAniid.fc4iiai
a Deer shop, ijeiog ionowea. me oeer
.v shop keeperaseeenta take owna pewter I-:
V pot. and is heard to say e wen, old chap I .
cttine forvbur beerwVhsUaU'HaVeou? i
rtnwn nmf lhe aoff 'drlnis iLl Reinjr m-
'V QUifed "explain; 'vOrt!Ctt0b6sernif: I
Yes,, ma'am. J twto's-yourj dog-t b.ut I i
i . -.-37 . . . . 1
oo jw . uni cumo, ne ,i
fooKeaiBi ma'am,a8aoneBTOaKermigi,
.-ri i . ,!t k i
pots, and ne giveasnui souq, ann jfn-1
uf w3" ''TT OB:
.Y"r rr ""lrr""
Iivo1 in KrtinhnTtrh lirnntrpn ohiftlooa I
mble-cafcher, named Hastie Like most!
bf his trade, heasyjfond fdogi
:" ft fnv hhvfe ifofh.roWiHni Whi.
. . " -. ' " et- "il
ibiessed,JSusie4i.:Bhe -often! . nsecS to act ;
e jacKars parna provide her master ,!
..ili1. . A TV. -i . !wiyu.
Time wore oni-noor ousie became sick I
", unto death. , The last I beard pf tbe poor
wait was, mat: no waa seen wun me ay-
ing object, of- his! affection in bis arms,
1 ' lu-lfffrf nr llAI tni Vll Q hdOtf TKfl' mom Vrt n
" weeninsr like a child, and dreadinc the
M raoiiKMrt he and ' hi
beloved tidsie must
i ue siuuv ui iue
lover animals should
be ire-eninently ; interesting justs Mow, ; j
when Scien
jnee,i
stfch
assures; sq authoritatively, i
and with
a seneaoi amazing mustra
ii-
tions that mas- is meteryjat the head of tbe ;
auunai creauoni uavinr ascenaeaf me 10-'l
finite' clianges' andj gradations, frOia1 the I
J,Hi;idialv" to, the purang-outan and thenpe,
upwarn to his present uraiy position!
discipl
ed
ai
ashamed
to
uFi'dally, we commend tlAs oob to 'our
readers, as one of themoU curious and . en-
i i;i Among the Messm Marpertf latest: novels
are "2i 2rJ jratherJ XY Wn. glack,
"Tfa?fer' TTorf;H byJ James Payn, 1 and
Eliza Pollard's Vtwfy 8uperidr.f. j.;?
llie first-named, although ni equal to
'The IhrneecfThtile,n vrhicx te, are dis
posed to think will long rijmain its
author's masterpiece), is nevenheless,' a
graphic, and - interesting - tale, ' 'full
of that vivid j word-painting of land
scape," and..; skyscape,., for which Mr.
Black is justly famous; very natural too, i
its characterizations, with a striking dram
atic scene introduced here and there; and
quite a charming denouement; the more
charming,- indeed, because somewhat u
exnected.. .1 I . '
The scene is chiefly laid in a 'Welsh vil
la tee and its nei
is we are transported across
.. -r , . . , t ....
several occasions
the Atlantic as far as the Island of Jamaica.
Tbe novel can boast of two heroes, admi
rably contrasted in appearance, tempera
ment. : manners. ; education,- and every
thing, 1 r They woo the same girl4-an,4nn-
keepers uauehter wnose inuiviauaiuy,
physical' and moral,' is "remarkably well
drawn: the complications arising from their
natural hatred; and
constituting from the
7Af itiimfiva"1Ka tnhof Arnifinfr vta aaa rroa in
the work ton fbetrtiole,' however, fa ; I
raxnera qvaa proaucuon tnan uiuerwist;. xi
it does not increase, it must .fully sustain
Mr. Black's high reputation. !.,
".Watte? Ward and " The xIMy 0upe-
fwr " have not the freshness or the original
ity of " Hie Three jreatAen": but both are
exceedingly clever stories, the former show-
inir a vast improvement in Mr. ifayn's style,
no less than in bis conception of ; what ma
terial may he legitimately used IPT purposes
nf Artistic effect in fiction.
u This Picture Of ui3icuirtnf semt-barbarism.
and of the habits of Sicilian' Brigands, (for
he shifts but scene before the work is half
done, from En eland to the far Southl are
apparently full of traisemblanee. andthonch
be wiO. err somewhat on the side of the melo
dramatic, still this portion of his tale - is of
vivid interest, and even strikes one, as in a
certain sense original. ' " ' ; 4 .
The Tvzm iwTkrvi.?, .lAAi1 n iilnnir the
... i. ' j . .j
urUtMWJlWWB Ml ilM)7 I.UVTf iuu
t fewMpQ.8pecial, impresiyeness of .boa-
wndvaweearefcil
ibidtfou adleu foj-) thej present. ilia our ntt
.letter ivv. parpose-dUcusslng-.the chiracter-
istics! oft :8everal : important i-wrksuawnc
thei,enaysun'fl;.1 Quem;MWk"ifofU&i
.which promises to be as eompletely rmsun-M
derstood though in a very idierenft vtM-i
as the tjwem,ofjffaifd ;wa
i-ilJUi ii-W JLA (...- '."-'-.TT
... idi i. rj..i.. JrJ-':n.. : ! ! in
bmjuu tircuiy years bku. -. -
ioura respecviuMv,:" - - :
u vif -K; J,-.riMli'ADIjilll.4 UA.VS& I
WUmlnieton Aetalt iMartket.'
VJThe followmgj' 'pritiesf ' ruled yesterday;
i Apples 0ried 12i cents' per: pound tdriedj
3ild1ntttr'tniA4n!
. i . r .
mkhta. rfr lvtnnrl -cheese
grown fowls 75io a pair; geese $1 50 per!
ir; geese $1 50 per
J,l 01 aiMewiouuujaou, wuu come irom: , . . ,
Oxfordis:and.;fca4-JSS8dialt nisOMefiniia ! tor tAyefnwtefc.ibI $v.ii
es maintainmeWes are apossess-i feet in thickness. Tbe so-called black--.i ;NMfplkE?e
Of souls, and a pr.inciie of immortal vi-irrocphaa about it'nothibg of the natbre of i -bVW hasbqre been given r in vnr
ity, why, we needit r be-, sd . sadly r i i , i zj ..-.:) ia jyj .- ur enU omT ,1 !
otcur JreUuyesiUupposine them "-"ig.twii ana iname ana on : ex-n.-'v? r?(rWf 7 V.T-" T-T.r'TV
'lie MichV kfte kir . v -' r : I nosurfe to the air 'it etnhsnji ifMMiMf.fi. I reception as was .civen ine veterans
jealousy oi. eactti outer, r,rrr-r oai0; -it! U. i..t. .
Mill, iiiir M MIlll 1 U!l I MLVin .1 . ... .. t i.i.I .J. . ... . j." ; I j . t) ; i...w J.
center KiWasterfaassrajtAilOlSHter .tqWiroJ'ibPasaain Hvrrow'iuwuuigj.- "
JsdkwaatajjdxyeitlegaaioEflgliflhc definite composition of high agricultural -?oAjletjejrimCaptG4 AlAndrfcwf,
t" JvaVbfeier1o .mkmnSm
peaches! 25c-pe pmttd wahtuts 2icenls Uff ga?,l8iafufuo
.pec.piates,Wtcedts-per:dozea: "?u;, J fLl!, T
-larff, 18l!cerits perpoi
-b hi . anf : .4 iVTftl Aid net4
)g3Tx5c.'perrpoonaj'veail, oisiOfA. .S5rit"WTMiTyTT "? introduced CkH. 15. d. in espu, woo ae
Jpeipoana; muttok, llnlCtkiperpouW;! .ajiovet the State which are nowun knojn, YjeMiti. able atul ellouenVaddre,
ham; 1618 cts. per pound rsbulders,l&m' 6r1nttbttia'bf,W rebeit4d;wii1i enthWllo
iMentaperrdhdtripe;20cbl!perb omym u! iinv-oi- iu.. jiu BppIiuse.fm ir fi - i?i-ij
clams, 25 cents a! peck; opwclam9, 2025. taW,Jj ctirAtaoldoiKausibrjof.iGphy Vnabu-aj
ctaas mm
tM turt S
MMmm$f lfiBferveKnealbnlme sflaewna!
sif' F1 ffiSniRttFnfeCapdaatt side themuiuuiUlgLvnd on thb
cab fm WGIninaf
headTDolOgna ipf$fttytipfiu wildj eutioafrthis work, ,sTh line ejp ;lgPPlT:9'?y .iSffi
ducks lj47WOrW;P. 'fblo meahore :1b' a4todenUmari tb pHbe pitizenB? received it wtlli afew
pardey, ontt'ktAcftijgiL'ly ceate a! vffolfW j pb'patearks; "" S111!
cts,aquart;snapjieana2Jiaecki8quashes,r 'niarimjP3 . j, " l , f' lZf!mrtrnin at oVWt when
20 cents adbz7cefs,10ai5ctsadoz.; r VU m.TKli?Pl '9? :nWjn a l1gan
greeb febra iOc a : dbfcea? blackberries 5io . Columbus did, splendidly, last ,the Tegunent; wyl meet at Oxford fal
cenu a auarti tbmatoealO,, cents aquart; irh' 'rvj l'au -&tte'&iti antl march to the steamer Adelaide,
okra, Scents a dozeBcantalonpea,' 10Q18
cente; watermeldnai!1530 cents? shrimps
2fJcaquart;crabslocadozon.i;. r-"''
mis
3e hare so.often dveltupon the. advari
fe-es which would aCnnre' tn oiir rwnnlA
from
the full development of the n
resources
l'XX&Ak&Vti&X ni zfl L:'-tunl
ilefer oii.nohUbainV Seen!
7 , " " :, ll
41 readeriii9 bietfajdiecUiaii Mnn.ee
' -,r : m: ...i .u-" " it
Iterate aadJinsist'i
upon mattrnthepKmerj
-appreciation; and i appropriaUoa fcjrtiicb :
we Believe oi more imDoruuK ui material i
.a KoKao nt n,nM Smwirignm material !
.wi.o.' i-ijLxi.s:' JJKUllmnit MMii'jr . : uUiZJU
crowin luan.Bnv oiner wnica coma oe i
raenuonea: matisto .y,;iMt..wimin , ar.H.rj f "i1iipf!yTi"w
trwn borders and at our very uoor' ia gtoiM!
, our prospentyi as individuals or as a people,
; and that we nnlv need a little confidence in!
our own ability and in each other in order ?
to See mat iact aemonstrateo. . i I
' We were moved to spekkbf this subject!
it preset by bat wef observed Werday!
as one of sparty whbvlsited, by special I
.. . " l .-i- il
.train M , the JJaroHna Central sKauway , a
tract of land 17 miles from Wilmineton on
I r , .... I , :..u;--., y. ,i w, ." JI
road, belo
l of tnis
. ... , A: v,
suumuef oj. Keouemeontereateu m ne ruau i
a.n in agricultural pursuits, and the object j
was to make a thorough examination of the I
locality with reference tb the extent and i
rdnalitvtiftlie marl denosita there - m
feasibiKtv of irettinir Wie' tnarl to- the ; rati, i
iruadaiiareasonablbJexnense. ' Mi-dr.H I
j .A; number of places on the tract,- remote; j
i il
,f r0m each other,
r, were visited, and from!
' of '"the outcron wa" were'
o i oulcop'we
S-Tu o , .; ' tl
w"uu ; ycij jwuc- jwhiuu ui iuo
whole is underlaid by a bedbf blackrock"
marl and a white shell marl of yet iinde-j
black color lor. a grayishwhite, owing ;to
theieyaporatiflo ofiitavaterv The pro-f
?
jjanmem pi , gnciuvure, .at n asnington,
an analysis was ordered with the result set I
A,l1, a l,. 1f. I
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, .V.v " !It. . i -. .7 -T . - " il
missioner:
LABOBATOBt OF DepStOP AGKICULTURK, )
, WASHjKaTOir, p. U., June a. )
Mon. jiorace uapron, vemmtmoner : . ;
J3IB 1 have tue honor to mXlTiiiViaa 1
from Wilmington, N. C, upon the borders
of Livingston Ureek; Brunswick county.
m. 1 . ' I S
rue suDSiance exammeu was, nuuuiar m
form, possessing a structure somewhat like
tufa, many pieces oeing luouiar.wun sneus
oHKarinrp nnnn ffin innpr cnrffl n( nnH PV1.
core; gray lsliwhite in color, of small spe-
Aifin o-mviiv nnd lo he considered ras- con-?
- .-
cretions. A sincle lump Of a d liferent na-sl
tnra accomnanied thesesbecimens. which
possesses most of the characseristics of tbe
bAtia .termihed extent, the whole being from 6 to ! iFroni the1 Pb'rtshiouth: Xenartment ' of the
"Soutnljaroiinapnospnaiicaeposiis," espe-M were nmsnea tue veterans, were cou
ciallv in beine richer-in phosphate of .time. VlrintAH HA Mannin's" Hall, 'where an
than first-mentioiams. -elegant 4 ovation was in waiting for
be interesting to know the; large inzss - . . . , l-mj
.u : i i iuciuuy as iue biuauei uuuuiss. luo.iaiiw n wuw m . .taw, uw,
W . . , - l J J te..J..i t' ! L t ' : I ;w' J.JT Ml I mi
. l . . .;. ...... j. .? Af.auu f
AAiV
Silica (fragments of fine hyaline . ' l
nftrhnftieofWme"Lrill"II 68720 ,. u
Carbonate of Magnesia.. V.... ..M 9-018 ;
i Phosphate Of Lime."! jiViUMi'-f- 8.470 '
AJumica and peroxide ox iron., , .oafi
oir-n Hi; :v.!!vl-rtf ii-M' 100.000
The very high percentage of. Carbonate;
of Lime in this material suggests its use as
a fertilizer'.? Thel smaller' proportion of i
Phosphate, of Lime adds greatly t3 its lvalue ,
and places it higher in . the list of Lime!
Marls thkn the average of specimens exam-i
inea m tpis aaooraiory. u
Y ery , respectfully,
ThomAb Atrrisiiii MD.!
!; V i j H jj V l
we
I ViirincrK
I -p--, . . . .T , r i
W fcojual prbpbrtibn ottbe salts offime hut
-lb ink'iwemrttli
pach mf. several nrincinal
lnit(?na d;9tr bution in time for the
Vrnna ftnVl 'the i-a ImHil com nan V V
ywili so
il.ftf. ti1t. vt'ui 'jn(il "iI1f-".i
;i . r
reduCethe rreisUl aa to
the
wish to'maker
lib; supply
ad vane
ii.iv lu
"B oeiieve mat wnea uo imukii w
-j.; twdf. tt.niui lAint niitv
farmerDe-
m1
frvmWf
4 JSfpe?
are inclined to beueve that tney wui not
rtnt VHpii- entire thickness maihtaih
vUl4 syi,h:fcaM0adilO J"ent r(,TtlPBt;nt, lh members
moife1 eitendeu exHmeita 'bnwbBemlW J'!, ',,',, oi:,i UT"'
.j road.tiitWrtlPO mMeSNfi tkeripitaii(iat;ia mittee orone trom wmpay
UWornx,
1 1 -rr rriwarpr niainnnpa Hmii i huvuuld m r wt ti y tvTv w r-
. 11
j be charged. ' '... I . -
n a--7 'fitsu ;;i4'2i:ryU.i!j r arid embark' f Or 'a "trip to Fort Monroe
Vo8tattelrt
ever cast in the county: !' fi 'I and the cape& J .
F 4 I Will .SAVl !!.) !
ay-. -,r ... v
,A:BU; Betr Hant In Pepdfr CooBtj.
t 'Oo'Tuesaa it&t; jfaiii$tiite$$i1teQfon
Pettier CoG htyias called to'thef squealing
$t aiihffihat Vfitf;liad seirod
ia.jiaaat .a ii-a-is: r7;a ohy' iecs
SgWfe yjr'j??R?fmiH
fel5b
VS?. f. ?rgu?h ?Pi
i.-T- --"5t-fiTiT;ifWfM'
ue BTOunq ,t ,in a.iew ; moments she .arose
- --vw. ,,,.,M10.UiM1UH,,
JT
WOUDa. mr, xe lurnea nwwenuon W the
.-.- K
e13 as joined hMr J. Mr Lee. ;
6 bfbe cubs were despatched by ve ;
tmo nots.,. t '''-'- -l'oi:i
TAwA 1... HT- Vf T 1. J
p frawyt i Jf
ana several dogs, pursuit was, made
- ii.'ws'Vu .v
I. .aammlv nnnn Kim niul.trnnM no ilrailit
--t ---f-!- iy.-,Y1-,
Fonie um, out weu-ou-ect-.
ru BUUh " ieruciuu ; ucaat w me
earth, dead. -
soon after
Tound, Chase given and "the animal treed
ri'J'f
UltlSeiJ 2ft UtUlT IIUIIL LI1HL tM'.ff-lITllHIl in HI I
about two hours,1 and resulted in the death
iftf threepf Rthf. i2d animaja .which have;
gwatly . annoyed ; ;be farmers' of polly
Township1 -.lutum -:;u iJ
TdwnshipJ
(t. i
CONFEDERATE BEtNION
"The 'Tbird GeorKla at' Portsmoutb.
f:!. i . h ; !j
'bf he Tird Georgia Regiment upon
jeateruay evening.
:iadteLen
nv,:0ffl Uua Wmt t I,A-r !
'a i.t' i j t.
fKll.'I.IlH IIHIlf 1. IIIMVIPf 1 H. I1VP1V Hir nUT.
-r .. rj- J
above all was beard the roar of artil
lery. At-the-depot they were met by
a large concourse of ' citizens, ex-Con
federates, the Chambers Fire Com
MT and y . --
"""ee or .arrangements lur tue re-
ceptiun. . xuey mtu iuiiucu iu iuic
and were escorted to Oxford Hall,
where welcoming speeches were made
by, Hon.; ; A. S. Wattt, Mayor, of
.Portsmouth, Capt. John H. Gayle,
David J.' Godwin.' Replies to the
.u. v., r.i . rii;i-.n.nn;
auu v c ncic luauo ui vui. wuiuoiuc
j t a v i t
'?ueiiy A vci-c..4.,..Wu. vapv.j
.AhO.masCarroll. After, the speeches;
organization known ' as the
Veterans of the late Third' Georgia
Regiment assembled at Oxford Hall ,
this morning- at 10 o'clock. Col.
Claiborne Snead, President, called the
I I maaaA.mm. A a mm r4 nl : .nil I .av A ' A
UieciiUJi bu, uiuci , auu vaum a .i.
W . i7l : '... a tilJlLJ '
vr inn, Decreiary, reau tne proceeu
inga of the last meeting, , -which1 were
approved" t'-v.il 1 1 ! ' ' ' r ' ' : ' 1 1 n 'm
f Major G6orge W. Grice then read
letters from Chief Engineer ! LX ; S.
Cherryrof'lhrFOrtsmoiitbrf'ire De-;
partment, amf Hon. J ohn l; vv nite-
head, Mayor of Norfolk.'
i i Three cheers irere i then given. for
.Major,; Grice,s and; on motion, y.the
courtesies of the Chief EnjErineer Were
aceepted-4: -wy-
' On motion the Chairman appointed
iCapt-&rAi Corker Gapt.S,H.i Starr,
presented
l-'artable Wtio'tS'were'b'
ib'tl
CaptJ.1
re-aoioo.i.t AdpnteAl..
Vl.llll: '..i-il
. After transacting some' other busi
atf.r - nn-il 1 i .-i.- i..h j, "iir'v.
minutes. . ... ...
iAbhalf-pasttlllocfciCoL, Suedd
UZ-ClJl aaviraxclnneftThhnri7Am.pjl with their
stare; ta dpuble-barrfel Bbbt srtras-ltid- provided with
apt,- liff w.nght, pergean.t l.
wnu ips-ji ijhambers, sergeant -J . Jxi. liinasay, a
. . ii m - - 1 ----- M w T
jtSe iaafl iftbmnfitfbb 'brt busineto teport' to-
irwi'off tlie
atationa j.forara- 1"?'!?? Ttrrir ixr
: .v lena SUffgestioup t xue- msiunan ai
Bpring 1 ir-?uU''"ri',4i .. '.nv ii-ni
ifca
wmmw.w UVwW - ill I ih iirHWII 1111 III 1 t M fc 1 1 1 Itpt.11ct1cr4mt.il
; Raleigh complains of a lack of
tetegrapiCtfaoOMes, 34?,? I
A--revival w in progress; at - the ;
SecoaaeJIyejflp? pbjrrioVe.
. -Mra. Andrew. JMcGuire, of Ral-.
eigb, dropped .
The, .EaleijzhU NewsX mentions ?' j
several tases tiohioce committed by the - :
&Bia4abjlaiitaiiay4ii'-!.
Profv- GUlespie.tof . the i Wilson
-College and JlissEffle , Rouse were married
9 inst. atdgecombe COUnty,, hottr '
Mre?H? m Severs an aged ? Char-
ww luuyf leii-uQwn me steps orner aweiK
iag;andK)ke ker.neckTaesday night
The Baptists Of Tar River Falls
baveiust rebuilt in a handsome-and sub. J
staniialj maaBer burned labt
year.
The tbiffhvOkMis--Bettia Bry
ant, ot JSTash ..county, was amputated by -
"ui uuwura last, monaay, wun tap lossxit
ess than two ounces of blood.- ij'-'Sf; ;
Jambs' z Smith! who murdered
Mrs; Hepsy Austin-inf Wake countv. last
TPar; has teen.Tirrested,-):? pegshotbt ldy 4
because she refused to marry him. J
:-rr' ChariottiStr Revi Theo-
.-dore WiiUfieWtPastorpf theBaptist church,
left yesterday, morning for the Eastern part.
ol tue totate, expecUbgpreacbin (. .i 3 -S
s !Mr4 iW CrMaffitt,,; ? has . just
been appointed agent ' in Xharlottbof the '
Air linemaroad, vice Mr. C. 'Ji.,t)verman,
wno wm vacate we position on the loth
I j; . ------ 7 - 4 - . -
As Mailisrm ITnrlnro nna nf thn '
Wake county f Convention delegates, was
returning home, front election drunk,- his
horse pitched him out of bis buggy, severely
Djunng Dimi;4i. 'I'll li-.tin .j .-.,,!.- . .
hr- Toisnoti ;oncrw?trVe learn
that a political difficulty between the whites
and blacks occurred ln Marlboro. -t Pitt
county, on last!. Saturday night, during
which three negroes were shot' No whites
, -The Arew says the Conserva
tives in Warren county held a mass meet
ing on Monday and nominated for the State
Convention Dr. Thomas J. Pritchford and
J"i.M: Pitts, Esq., and Capt. B. M. Collins
ior tne legislature. ,; .. ,. . .
-The a News, learns that . J. J.
Moore, ;the KadJcal Sheriff of Granville -COUntW
has defaulted, and that' the' Unard
of Commissioners of that county have lakes
cnarge oi tue tax; nooks.- Another itadical
nwMcih stLJfi'.v '-&u.-
lhos. W. Dewey, Pjesident. of
the Bank of Mecklenburg. Charlotte: and a
:distingui8hed".Mas0n,'died in that city of
tuugebuua tue . orau:,r w eQnesaay., sxe
was Grand' Hih Priest of the Royal Arch
Chapter;?1, and A M. of ortb Carolina.
-Tlie Petersbnf iveta of Yester
day says that'Off rWednesdav - morniiur.
Lieut Mihetteedniy
ponce iorce, arresiea a white man named -P.
M.: CoiUnsiliailing from Halifax, N. C. , -charged,
with forgery, committed in Prince
George county, ;Ya. ; ' " . '
-J..rrk Wilson Advance ; -m A Radical -
negro, named: Lem Barnes, was- arrested
ana prought before Justice Uarnes on Mon
day jfor assaulting , another negro, Willis
Simms, because Simms refused to vote the
Radical ticket Barnes was fined $25 and
committed to jail for nonpayment of .costs.
-Fayetteville Gazette: The d Wei--
Jhigihflalooropnntre Known
as the - Bhaw House," and' recently occu
pied bvlIr.J.B. Underwood, was burned
to tbe ground this morning, about 4 o'clock, i
Thej loss, we learn; was covered by instir-
ance.
The Toisnot .Transcript learns
that) after the speaking . at Stanhope, Nasb
county, last Thursday eveninr, an affray
occjirred between ttwoi negroes, and.while
Mr.'r Jesse Flood, an aged white man, M as
iryiDg' to-separate mem, jiri jjiraiur, n
negro, ran up and pulled-Air Flood offAud
cutia gash in bis side about 12 inches long.
xu iia utit ci(ici;icu iu inc. auaiw oo
rested and is now in Nash j.ailj . i J ..
Sentinel: One of the handsomest
Democratic Victories gained in ,the ,State
was that which was achieved by; tie De'm
ocrats of Davidson, cquuty, under; .the, gal
lant lead of Roberts and Bobbins, aided by
John TayloeEsq with his able Jpen j and
Cot .Marshall H. Pinnix,- and others in. the
field and oh the stump. The Republicans
claimed; Davidson Jbyn 360 majority.''- The
Democrats carry , it py , . anous .-auu. , . ah
honor td Davidson' ' ' '
A JHotber'a Sad Affliction. -,
A Dea Moines," lo'wa correspondent
of jthe Chicag' 3H6unev Writes': '-'A
remarkable"- incident' occurred near
yiroqua a few days ago- in. a family
whose name my . informant could, not
remember. T There were t three "little
children, the Oldesfr being five"yea'rs,
two of whom went to the bam to find
heW nests. Th,efy found one, and
crawiea ioiu.ana,one .ot,tnem turuat
ms canaiorwaru, ,to get tuo egg, ;
When he icklytiwitridrew it1, saying I
the old hen had bitten fcimi i The o.th- j
eij sai.be wwnV afraid, land tbrnst
his. hand fo ward, .when he. topjj was
bitten. ' Both then, screamed, which
ikiy brought Itfeir rnotner to; tne
8potv 'whep'i it wasi discovered ''thnt ;
Ahey had beeni i struck 5,ny a raiwe-
horror met her gaze. In her hastf ui
: secure tb e boys . jat thd ba r a - h e J id
set db wn a iboilei of s 4iofc i water, i j
.whiqh tejbiatEif b,ad falle. In f ftirty
minutes all her children were aeao.
.j 7 ii.Sili.V ' ili'f-sl fefj'ilj
"An attempt; is1 being" made at 'tb ;
present ,1'ane pn the,8wMii iifPaRl.ilM
haviiigjaJfeadyJiepn recQvejed in ;. .
pieces nave ueeii, . eagci ijr buuui 1
'by Jcbllefctbri,' and 1iaiJe ' realized' high
PfiiWacibird haVe
generally barged 'with' destroying iajn,
lJ?tc have jnade, tJiehi appearapce5ip-:
numbers among: the army worms, of Cop- :
Snecticutf which 're tdevastitinff the fields
i at,Aiiddletaw ijnM4;viinity, .and. .are.de- j
troying large numbers t?f them., . ' I
AthedSOt oat Of the'ear
riage she caught herj ieil and i tore it, and j
the t bridegroom was ill natured .about it. f
Then,' whea the'fu'nctioriary said-" Will you i
(faavatlnainanhabe aid::'Rbv? aad. that
r! Iris ihodght in Tennessee that
lie Governor will appoint General William
B. Bate to the seat of the late' Andrew
"Johnson in the- Senate. General Bate was j
a close competitor of . Mr.. Johnson, the Jat-1
ter winning only by a very small vote. He ,
was a Confederate omcer.
seized. the Jittle boys in her arms ana
'hastened rjthb
IK
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