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RALEIGH. N. C, WEDNESDAY. .UNITARY (, 1809.
THE SENTINlifj.
digest of vev&
,AIWntWuriCtiCi. .. t V. .
f . f1 W11"
of the Kr.-e.hWs man, snd
tfiWHuUh ft S. HOUW CoUUlj,
gtfa, ft. (
Wilww""- """""WmUMwr.
TtaOo'.tlsburo' Murmr emiUunee to reeile
oirK by b K troops GobteboK,'. It
"''suae the arrival 1mw negro troop urooi
unlaw bd MOthing but disquietude
JHs, uil WW. ' l"n" "'"'J " 10
Twitlu.lrcoU. Thi istbseaa. aveeJMW,.
JJ-wver'fhey- nh- )'I Kurbriiue mm
Iu n.tio, onio'taiui", 1 Uiu otwiinumtj ui
tin J uf K'" iult uxl outt ; Hint
firairf Wtotfoji,- UU1 i Ui. iil iiiiiiiieru. ml
,umil to j' "urk. Wucms Cuiwud 1
A, iu tT"' wwl'liiig ( third mutvf miry
B Hetbcro, ' eTv-uiujit inoe. J'rum.oU,
Kilirig hixiks uitioiicrjr. picture, ui
oibr vprl(, "re frw-'y ttowfd.
auiUmI fiwuB, Aiki tfk ud (ta. B.
i;iU wluml. r noraiiiated by tlieNuti
Mh, M ' K"puWi""' niutiug iu thai city, n
'fruatiHMui U NuwbiTii AojmUiui)'. Ttioy h
piilMl in ouA, ( omimiiKtalitv, (ieJiumK
fcierM c ttgnmnd that the IiiHtitutioit U k
Lml (of wltita eliil'li'i'i oiy,-Uiunby rt
kiiiK U"i l8 wt'0 tnii uUhI Uiui.
i1" "
mu wJ" 'tip !a'imMm.:.
tHorla re buinn BMi fiw the calling rf a in
tiirTiibii:f Tcsirronttnu ttrbp hrW in l.ynrti
bufK, to Ukf ttHi torlUie th i.ilw. UaJt.
uf llift pnMc-nt tax.
Th LoBlvilW DrmiH-rnl it Hint Ihi' H"H.
Ji.Un C. Bri'lt'in'nlju w oipwcu-ti u retain to
k. utueky ui a h.w !.
TowilliCMi (tmt. (jiaul'o jliKiiurttli.tli tv rv
ro"iul oit- of the laix"-. tn't'H tu Wauling!. n
.IB alrVady Kafl, act Ih1 prf.priftoi
wMn.omfH.HtMl to ruftiiK. at lia i iwo iiiit..liil
uiiitv apitUcaMU.
j. CtTc)atul iM Rro haa pmwwnU d ttiu Dirw-
bnu Uw cipi riKM r diKpnnit H4 Ik ir
traikling llta bitf WU.
A 6trmx flTiirt, whicb ta hkijf In pr.i aiip
rrttt ta hw tMtnK matlk-for ttie rliM rtf lr.
Mil d from mpri".m iit at t)i IVy Turin xw.
Ttw towiWtia witii tl" b rfw m the t'tn
n.f, i)., euutiniM aiwhaitxl. Amah. r .iauta
twu baa faawa ktM lt" buur
huriml at.4 tho lUwarnynl. TlMi liRr.'
an ett trmmi arul in larjfi" and awsai d-
(riuiiit..i iTiSataial Itin aulhorllwa.
Tin fifth AwiiDf llott Nrw Vork, rntx f.r
f ,tpr annum ," The Ht. Niihoiaa rvnin for
(in W. Th Nw Vurk H41 i tbo third in iho
twt and th Mwtroroititau M tha tiinh.
In IHI Uw Iwaiitw.iHui wry little tmi -Uft
St. 'ik eity, preft-wini? ummwI i
mhHrt.moii( tiHinin, m uy i tiw
chif wn.r of tlir laud U(mb whi-.h the 141000
ulln is coiitrtiU d- Thi-m l wiirwtv I taahion
al.te afntiH or Hlrrt in tli uii.r part of N w
Vcit ah.-re tl ' do hoi huhl the UtataiUa. J'h. y
ia) Ui vt-ry Uu-K''t Kmw for (ht iu, tn..
msirksTiAUY.
On tlie !!0(ti. il Jiinuiiry, I Sti7, Governor
M oiih aunt a m!sao;u to tiie tfi'iit-rnl k
juralil);, toiK'hin)r the comlit'tdn ef the
8t te' inh roHt in tiie Cape Kwir ami l)p
Hirer works. He rtwiteil tlmi th inierca "
of tlie Company worn auld in 1S")0 ami pur
chasetj tjr 0v. Eilis for tli tiiali', in pur
i'lilKJa of tue act of 5a, at the sum nf
WSiOOO ; hat in cuinplinnce with tin;
. povKimia o taid act, which appropriated
Win, W ht tKiUr tl)nao ot ISIjO, n8
tliit ho nppninti'd a Commiasiiin, as he was
r8ird to do by Rind act, and that "many
. ottSui wpanra 1mh ban -mrnkx, wuin . ih
iirectiun of this Commission, and the river
km Iwimi npmiivl far navigation, with a
minimum ilijuli ui five teet of wator from
Tlnarigation i. temporarily appended In
vigation ia temporarily suspended
coiiarquenoe of an accident occasion d by a
raceirt freshet, to which these works will be
mer or lesa subject, until aubatAOtialty. rr
hnilt, A report trorri the Conimisalon giv
ing daiailed account o( their operations,
.will lie laid before you at an early day, for
whick oecaaion I will reserra euch auggaf
tionj relative to thw Improvement, aa I may
dre ntwssary to iU maintenance,"
The war w just about to break out at
tba data of lliia meaaage, and it ia prob.
bit that auch rtport and iuggeatinna were
nt oiade. Gov. Worth aaya, "if thla re
port from the-Commiaaion, with the pro
I -mail iii;iLr jjjnjnnf the Governor, waa ever
made, or any aiilisuqiiuni'" report J aaid
CmiuLsatoa, I hate ikeea uuable to Mi It."..
Qov. Worth farther aaya that it fit un
oefstood that "in 18)4 a new11 eorpbfatfcm
hati been created by tbS General Aaaembly
Biuief the naino of the lt'p River Trn
pi.rtU'on CiMiipmi j, &inl that the' atoamt
boat,, tool and other property Ot the Kf
Cowpaoy bad been trsnJiferrni'Ui
tki Transportation Company, in csoOaidf
ation if titer ttmbirtakiiig el thi latter
455 to, jttijf np jsy'gay.0",..
- transportation -6n tint spoer portion-!
- -ihrrter-t(t UM. Ucckwaa the chjrf
.r,of. lr thi TranaportHtion Company.
fil did not aatiafactorily rtrivr whether-
thi tranirfet hud been tBadr, but Gyvt-raar
ttimrig that toch trar,sf. r bad Xeeat
8'Vteil to hi made, M that the WriUngil
i rt,inoro)al and void, aud cooarquentlj
title ol the State iu th' property : anil
tniathyt of the C. F. A IX. K. Ka'tigatiu
- - OiBpaHy Wat rrmdv ....U,
Cif. Worth Inrther aays, "no far as the
-".P." t,Cjuii',aBjQtvcni have beta able tOr
'rVMtfiCtmlf 'ptjKlty owoc.t bf'h$
, , tWj.mv, at hrept,' ntwa eliap bWi1--Svtos
v4Hif(r.mt t,oA Invk m---h&r4
be 'a good tnivtr arid the enitlaea ad
fcachtnery of tw auasil ateamboata, t the
Wortlilta. Thow (Mitfian arc InmU.,1 ami
BimUw blt Jjhwryirilt. the
lioard of (.Wimifwiune limra not a dollar
tit mjr boiIw tlM-ir control. Tlia; taa
do nothing ia feonplotc itc navigation n4
V ri'vt iWtu tbfiuselvan uthrieii t
oD the anginea and tn&cbinery t k two
uw (juhijj, which tUjr bolievo
wouM bring a yorj .iuconaitlurable turn, if
old." '
In thia maaaage (lor. Worth irprcanttx
Uiat tho tounditi. in of all tbii datna uo
tlifse Wfki ar tinu aii.l a.Uinl, and that
all apprehensions, at out- time ent.Uiuf,
that tiiy would be undermined, by the tail 1
of wtr oi et Oitm, haa (laaaotl to ay."
TVuiHlt Nraaitjiri ot (Jar Kllia aJid Gov.
Worlb c.oituin tliu ItUcul a.-id m.jt witlw.nl it
iidoriiiution iR'Tort: the puhlii, in rclutmn to
thin matter.
In tlii Mine mesnHL'i' ol (Inv. AVorrli,
wliitii exhlhi'a itiirrnal .vidunr ut ro
wurcli to ninovr ttie rlon.l Ir .in tin- liil..
ot tlie Mint, Mu aioiii.. !.y ihf Uij;of I
) ine HUj'j;
trailI'lT ol Ihr Sluli 'a lot, n t lii tin- I)
i,
liivt'r TrHiip-.n ai i.ifi ('..nip ui y. ii. I r.m
siiU-riitiou a.s lo what w lnt to he done
to turn to airoutit tin; Urt- mi I iinloilun
ale vx 1'e.iililiin s of tin: rtiiiii- on tlii',; works.
lit' siiem initi tut: (lion hi mitKilorn r.u;
t-veii to htt in ooo.j oiihr ion! tin'
watejTj IMiwvr, at alb sraanna, sulli ir ft lo
iirio iiiiini riac m ichimrv, - itml thut, in
co'llstM Jlli 'lice ol the Si nit- niri n.ly o nine ill.
dams, the ahmr-tant TOjipfin ol' iron, rnl,
limln'r tVc, in th vtciii it y , imi.I the prtiln.
bllity of ait e.sil. I it v I" intf stion tr(iii;.',lil
about I thi' extrusion ol the ( onlfiel.l I!
It I., ibrN.C K. It , oi ihe t mop!, u, .ii o1
the ( 'Iim ham U. it. thnt thest ilum-i iniolii
he llliiib' sy.til .blt l y i-r.etiio; the I1, iine'i
tiury ihorr1 Hi ide-i ueui tti lrae tu.u
Unit eonvie's loubl Im employe.! in r;tWii,o
itiil autl iroil, anil tliu '.h vt:..j i ;i
rec-lirer ol l!n S. ;i!i , ilii.i tleit III.- M.ilit
mf, aina.ly iltninie.l lit the iwp. n -oi
the tte, eouhl Im- uel in n.akin Km I
rouil ir-ill, ear H liet-U vt:., to Mlpply any
tleuumtl, or to luanulat'tlirt; an , tiling eUe,
retpliriilLt (he iihi- nf iron unit eoiil an. I lie
aitv nuts, i! lhe--e v lew In- nol up pro veil, thai
the frum-hiM' timl work-. -le..o, -..M, in
the hopt that e.tpiinl:sl- won!.! I . ily -nol
eootpttHv thin Tl!lvlguUiiIl.
Sunn atierlb.v. ierjt in thU iin-
tiae the (jcneral As-rnibly took a neews -ami
lb.' 1 1 1 1 1 , l m r v i li-spol ini whnli wits
pbictoi over .nb:iile iheii it; iissiiiiltlin.
wheretiy nit.si'lioti wiot tnken in tlie prentis
t' . lott thin tne-i-i,. -n-rt pttiillH'io.l. lit (nil,
in evral of Ihe temlirtK pen of Hie
H:t, anil lis tiiels ami sni;aeaitoii were
known lo cvt'i ylio.ly, trj in;,' to ke p iosieil
as to SlHle nlhtirs.
Tlnttw qiioiatioriH are mn.le Irmn lite iiii'm
saea nf loveni'irs Kilts sntl Woith. the
Itttat niillienlii' information lielor.- the pub
ir in relation to tins interest ot the Suite in
th-e work. 'rllt'V were rertaiillv ot ruti
sttlerJitile Villtie. If Ihe ro:ll, fin t iron, nn.l
ropper mints in the valley "f l.-ep Kiw r
arf ever- to be (levt:lop'tl - ami the vuat
tpinrricH ol solid anil luuiimited irrstiile anil
sntnl slum; aliii h abound on the hank ol
theatt liivers Ut be made available, them;
rivers must tc nimlc niivirj;-dile ; and the im
pertect. diims antl locks now on them vitmhl
RlForil irreat faeilitiis in niakiiij; better ones.
Tt'twiSlriiMt hettepf Eoold be iloue, the frmi
iJtiamuul. iuiiii'vemt-UU- ali"'il.l Iiilyx been
aidd. They "are worth as mneh, if not more,
than Ihev weie worth when li.tv. T.'tH jmt
chtiswl tlieui lor thu Btate in 1 H5t, - wil It
universal -approbation, st .1iV),0()0, -ihe
State having eH;iilt)d thermfitr fliW.OOO
more in trying ! perlt'ct the .works
"I0B " 'ntt'M m twr
thr-
Pemtcntiary, the Slate already owning this
water power, ready dammed, anil he niter
wards sent the Hutu Geologist to eiamiue
the ool aud iron mine and stone (jnirries
and thecontlition et these uptier dams and
report thereon. The 8tal Gt oloslst made
uch examination and reporttiil in writing,
recAinmendipg Lockvtlle as the moat suita
ble aite along the river forth Penitentia
ry. Here hi eubstantial stoue lock, boitt
at great coet, a good dam and abundant
water power. No doubt waa then enter
tained, or is now entertained, that a few
acres more of land, all that is needed for a
Penitentiary, ould be purchased, aV a very
small price. - ),-'
' But to the amaae.ment of every body who
ha heard of it, (fev haV1lta ofttt,JThl!
Kadioal 'onventieD' paaaed an orilinaaoe,
ratihVd the 15th. March) 1868, which, by iu
preamble, dtdarr that "ie Cap fear and
Deep ittwtr Work are a a ntiouodl
4to and in tUek pramnt M4ithw ntterll
worthlem to the Stat, and highly Injurious
to the Interest (rf the peopii residJtig In. Hi
valley of uid ,ria !Ma4...i!.aiMt
Sc. lat.That, forth purpo f aiding
th vjiiiai Cep,- t U
tramipurtatioa of iat) ft building thew
kularM.am!vttftl and other masxhiry," fcud
tor"th Biiiaew"eBatWiatantt BpptK:
to pohit Brtet,' Hie intttreet ot iae Naie
ol Wft OWrr, al4CaK(- Fear ; and
lei i liver Nvijrall Wiw, --!'''
Gulf Ham o Uwp Hivur to Northing Dam
OB raaf ftai IU'", "' I""''"" v, is smnj
tn-i erred to tu ChaihaiP Railroad Cotn-
nan, with HTrty to fW iCompaay ti
pair, we, aad make avail af, aid portion of
wilt works, and mUnuthammnd prii.lrtf
,n,prUunt OurttA, the same extent
p.awd by the St.""-'. , . '-.'..
. . gpc, Xhsie-ffjwi"4 Diree0"
of tba Ctiatbaat Kalrrosd npay , alt
have power o trnrufer n4 tnvj ! "t
teal It' coavt.i.J ri(l lrn-terTcl or any
i,riiiu Oiertfotwr- (Arfwryws wyHmf
Sua ws t tadii tiie lito. jure),
four day gmH aj 0ta'i i-
wi)r ks, the .CunTentiuD aswd b ordinnc
ffivmpher OretBl to the aoiounl ol f I .BOO,"
to aid this Chatham lUilioad tJoutpany
U complete their entmrjiriiie.
It is reported that Col. J. M. Heck is
laiiely interested in the Chatham Railroad ;
and that he, acting for his associates, was
thu pominent lobby member in getting
through these twa ortlinanoe. By what
bean he could influence tlie Cnvuhoa tu
mnke this absurd gift is not known. But
as all or nearly all the rafting, imposed by
ihi-He works, lsirfen Krihidgtmi, and only
the dams ufotw, Including Northingtoi, are
n'iven away, the ordinance l fraudulent
and deceptive as to relieviog the IuuiIr-i
i"-u, aud the provision iuaorttfd that the
Chatham Ktijlrtud Coinpany may dell or
transfer tJie locks and tlants and franchises
on the u))r portion of the works, makes it
transport nt that t'ie design was tij, make
(. ujijier irrntt tributary to the Chatham
Kailroail Coinpany ami to daaUe the Stalt
rtrtrr to jirrttcl tlie ntngition of tluM niters
Tln .nf of the lat ki a,.d dnins, and aur
rt iiik-r ol tin 'privilege id ifvinj; ihe river to
truiiKport eoiil and iron an I hulblin mate
rinl, took away the etinHitleraliona makit
f e k vi I bt an eligible site tor lite Cunitin -ii.tty,
unil this ttithout any Unrjit iv (Ac
.v.i(i. '
It is said thut tlie Slate paysiomc Irtjillyl
ho a'i acres ot bind on which to locate the
I Ynt!eiilirv, not including the water pow
er, ami Hrtl.tWm for N,fMtt scTcv) nf poor
pine I.tu.l, some ot whit It is some 15 itiiltm
.rt-:t.it Iroiti the site of the Penitentiary.
Cot Meek buy this poor Uu. ol lit. Jim.
M. K iv at about (if, cents per acre, and im
in. .Ii .'.'lv s. lis it to i It.; Slate a' 1 J "iO per
iii-ie. W'lty an- In-and his unknow n asso j
e- ties sn.-h bivorit.s ot the Mivers thut be
I , v. iy ito,!y knows the IVnitenliary lilt mi
it -i- lot an aeri; of this liaul. Charity cannot
s- be sMeii'ietl astoeover this ti atittactinus
with me matitlrof stupi-ti'y. This t,Otl 0011,
ibsti iliuieil among the King, in any thing
like Hn equal ratio, even if the Kill) unbrace
all tlw itauilr whti have co operated in
this :.hatn'!esH villainy, woulrl give to each
of llii-m a handsome sum. The annals til
corrupt Legislation in no country exhibit
any ni-lance ol peculation ui the public
bonis, with so colorless a pretext.
It is taken far grunted that the Peniteo
liary Committee tlid not sticore the water
power at Lock villfi. Under the terms of
the gilt to I tie Chatham H. K. Co., they
i otiii'l not transfer and' assign this water
power to ihe Stale for building a Penilun
dan, Inn solely "fitr the purpose of improv
ing the valleyaof said Rivers."
The !iiti ifnke.l t.. . high to notice the
siciiinlHiiit uiarhiiiery ami puillp ? Has the
Snpt rinteit'h-nt ol Public Works looked
alter these t lie only debris left, ol what
cost the Slate some hall a million of do)
I ns '( Docs lie despise such small matters f
Iti'sidetice in I he Govci nor's Mansion, with
the apptoval of the itesjiot who rules by
i irtu.t ol the I'. S ln?ii.;l and negro suf
liagc, ami dii-liuiiehis'Uicnt ol luttter men,
w ould turn the he I ol a more sensible mnu
than C. I, II ariia.
Tin honest members of the I,tgiliitnre
shotilil ai nine bring lorward a bill that the
State boiuls issued to can y out I bean vil
lainous hemes were issued without the
sanction of the legislature, anil that they
will not he paid. The Treasurer's bunks
trtft slmw ttfe mrmtirr anrt date of these
Isolds, anil to whom iasm d, so that they
miry Im istuiiUtwd. wr'" 't""cd wilh-
otil atitrioiTiy bT !aw,' f! tig ' WrerTOriTiTtf
Public Tietisiirur, iu hot haste, hat the Geil
eral Assembly, to meet in a few day, should
refuse to ratify this immense swindle!
CJCHAU AAJ ORANT.
--A Knttt filtv. kiwis . before the Christian
Era. when " ClSrir
ur Brislish ancestors, after they had made
a long, desperate and heroir deleuce, they
broke right down, became utterly prostrate,
without spirit or hope, aud lie took them
selvos to submissioD.
The smliasaatUr tent to sue for peace
laid all the blame of the war upon the rash
"you m," and claimed that tbey, nor
the people, had share iu carrying on the
war.
Casar reproV8fl them, for their meanness
and inconsistency, and required mh irnlag
Jar iukik fidelity and good behavior 1
' As General Grant has shown something
of the Cut tar in overcoming us, and we
smrmthing ofjth Hntona, boUi inosir manly
resistance and Wf abject ubmision, it is
o be boj)d that Grant miy maintain, at ill
lurtlier, the eharaeter of tlie Human,' and
reprove, for their meanrfeas and tncWit
temsy, our aabaMdnr. "Senator" JPool and
"Oovernar Holden, when they talk about
making tiwasna diotts, after (Im red
at Electi'ir for Jefferson Davis and the other
bad proposed to staslnat Linooln, by
askirti?, to ht paper i
. Wfw taiilplut iur thahsad of Alualtam
IuiTMlr- ' ,
Yea, k;t Caiar rrprov thew for their
ijaaBnjkiijtoiqgaa
Juno TavMil mo Ttia Qtvo Ivnr
of Salisbarv. wuo calls. Tie sni W, V giwaarieisi -fi t, ' . f
a shake ot the band, nd te prM.-ar a copy
at iheMuitW, Containing th present meat
of th Grand Jury, lias tw leave aur aancttm
without It ii
. Frieuds out ot tie State have wrlttaa for
,exprntoiJT
Tbey lay it ia not sothcieatly iatelltbl to
persons nnacquainled with tli local pofith s
f Vlt St. t- ' -"f
( At some future day, wo, wHI rrpuVlish tti
aacdt Jt U TSW wtit sppai -otfr lKint
. Hpeciat TaUiraiu tu tlio WutmutHHi UMpatva,
ABotftns irfictrt op- thk am
Inks ttpuocUma ri ox.
.... WianuuiSsa. Ja. 1, IwlJ),
The elTtct ol the I'asiideut's amnraty
proclairtatiou of CliriatUDta iw yt t the sub
jct ol argumuiit and dtnibt autung Con
grtssmcn, antl it ia asked :
"Does the proclamation remit or cancel
all penalties ajid reliuV ajjiinst alidisal-il-itiea
J"
Among competent judjftfi Unas does not
appear 10 oe any uoutu mai u i,tu ij
pleaded in bar It. pe,, . iim.na ,,r
eeedings, and that it .. vi.litn.tUe power
ami province ot the Kxectuve to panlwu
w hot Iter bufurt or aftur a judicial c nvic
tion.
But ties the proelatmitKn relieve as to
the tliaalulitiea dewrirM-d farthe uew amend
utt to ihe Coustituttt4lte lotirteentb f
Tina hi the mooted q KUin May those
who participated in the rebellion now bo!. I
ottice. and volet Are the diaabilttiee pru
vitlt d iu tht loitrto. utii ameadmoni Inlcnil
ltd as penalties, and, il does not thu
I'n suit m's paition ol.liu.tiU; or remove the
penalty I In answer to Has, it h calmed
bysometh.it notwithstanding the recently
adopted toiirlfeni.il anii-u.xntlil, which pro
vides for muioval of .lihaithltes by a two
tliilds vote in Congress lint I'lenibnt's
power is complete, au.lihit his panbm un
der the Kui oiul arllt le ot the Count l! til ion
ncconipl.slles oxaclly whit ihe Lutigrcss
may tin by a irto'htr is vol. ; that ibe
lotir.uetith amendment thus not lepe.tl tbe
seoon.l urtielo of the Ciusl itntlon, but at
most only gl ves t 'otlgri'ss joliolt t t en I power
with ihe K o, u lave in tic atdiji.cl 111141 tor
named; that while uud.r the uiiiiMi.iiiicnt
CongK-M may U.. thlalliinj by S two lltlltls
vole, uiulur. ih audMitl JW Kwnrtfvf'
can by bin JHU-4.1U aiwuupiali Um aiue in
ult.
Sticliislhe substance si the argument
held by unie otticials Icj,hI men ami Con
gressmen antl there i so much c.olillicl ot
opiiiion on this iiuYoriati. sitl j t.t lh.it ill
all probability- then will be 110 ,1, limn- set
Melileiit ol It until 11 jg.lltial tbs Islt.tt shall
lie had.
-
Tiiojiasi n,LK. The Kdi tor f the Hen
tterson yWra, who litis ricently paitl a visit
to the enterprising town st Tli nii isvllle, on
the North I'.nolina Uulroad. h.s the follow
ing i say aluiiit amine 01 its 'features ;"
'Thomasville Mas acquired coforiely
chiefly tor its manufactures of boots and
siting. There are now ia active operation,
uot including one or two small "custom"
shops, three large inaoulactortes. Messrs.
C. M. ifcO. Lines, a firm extensively known,
ate still at the business, having, since we
were, there bcfcwe, erected a new anil large
building and ail lc. miioy convenience to
ttieir eaiablisliiuent.. Mlielley, Br s. A Co.
..ave tilted up thu building lormerly occu
pied for the same purpose ly Miller t Kos
ler, aud alterward by Williir.l A Allen, in
an elegant manner. This enterprising firm
is tiding a siea-ly busine:.. lis atroiumo-
datnig Henb.r. I M. stK.li.,, ii-., I. ..,
over tlie faetory anil gave ns an insight into
the wh4u 4 t4! ftiiMin. s iiiirsnltietng to
our notice many in.prov, menis in the ma
cltinery, exeitiliug and lessening the labor
of the operatives. Jas. A. le-tioh ,V Co,
a new - house, are ttoiiig a promising
business. -A boot, anil tine iiililitiollal
shoe innnufac.iory, are talked ol. ir
may be well to slate that Ihe manufac
turer's wholesale, prices are about the
same aa those nl New York. The uuik
ii, unship is superior lo the average Yan
kee work. The pride ot ThomnsvilU; is
iia enterprise in thi, tsait antl skou liusincHH.
Before the war the place bad won the meri
ted mthriijHtt ol "Lynn of the South:' This
il. will never, we think, oeas'i to des'Tvo
The want ol capital may for awhile pre
vent the full develiipnierit ol the 1 nierpiisi;
ol its citizens. But capual siMiner or Inter
must come in and then Tumnasville will la.
a great place. The Silver Mine ro ul coin
pleted to Thotnasville would go far to in
duce capital into that whole wt tioti. I'heie
is much probability Jiftii is JsiJ!gi4fiH.S...a
this roate-i rwgftrfci"i tbi (wwrj"
Tlie shoe shops ale mil t he only batni es
,o ittWiest. . . U.ir ;itl4 itieual ilatuat, the . iiW.
ter, is prepaKfl ""Tb" fwntiak.. by., relail aud
wholesale tht; best and neatest styles tit
gcnleuiea' lints. 1). S. Wcstn' ulantl is
aunit at eatfrtaut Work. His bet I steads
and chairs, some of thoin beautiful patterns
by the by, sometimes flud their way not of
Hie Slate.
WT u,. no a ...
. I . Mooie iK Co s. steam flour- I
able business.
Hitusted u rntle from (he town, ia
Messrs. Jenkins antl Skikw' Htm-k Farm a
new nd very worthy enterprise. We wvre
wull pleased with the nttk these gentle
men hast on band, bnt they assured us that'
tbey had not fairly started yet, as it was
their intention to liirnisli the HoHtliitnu
Stale with the very best imp irted stncU
Their preparations are h)u an extensive
scale and embrace every variety."
"KiLLtHO Two Bluna wrru oN,9ToiiH.n
A racy correapondeut of the Fayutieville
KagU, writing from this City, thinks that
the crier of the Federal Court, fbitiire King,
the Tailor, U an , eeturprising mull, lie
sy. 1
"I can vouch' for thi -myself, aa I had an
ocular demoustralK'n : A 1 entered the
court room, what slluuld I see but tlte orb r
plying his need lain tlie old fashiannd way
with a nlntblenea. and i.pecd that would
have put on of Wheeler A W'ibioa or Sing
er's best Doubl Lock ,Stich t blush 0win
what i learnwl to be a natt of tjnts. ' This
deparltritDt of tb oourt 1 tb only' ou that
is keeping up with the 'progressiva age."
li ia lollowiug In the fouainp ot Andy
and no doubt ti'xpect to bevl'reaident of
them finbtd-JStatet, whictiX would ba
mply changing 'bis crying . nir a ; Coifed
otta vouri, 10 crying ir IJotigrr-s.
A tha court b set uu on U tWaibwiw
busiarB, 1 intnlr-.ft Vi.ul.r 6 good plan u
sitrd it. maoili(act.ufUi inUrests" ami
et the marshal up lu the saddlery liusrriess,
Thi nrjihew of Thaddeas Ktrveaa, wk
was to, have llt)d,0OUrof thn great Con
mower's wealth, tf be abstained traieata
Iron.;, liquor ad soImobo, r vslui - be
oMiige.l to aurreudsc 1 au- ut orphan ol
tbaauldier U b iadulgeil, Says be viil dot
rob tue poor i-t hiim 'Kiffnj ffasu .
A'trirmetr, at sVenttWi tif tottittItnr
put up betittet, wua tt( Mtovrja essMid
obsmrvatioa ''This, 4lic and enhtirmen. is
bwswt of"rw)tn aliy,'arWrriBtai touuOiT;'
cui woetner m.vh a uraMMrs uaa luta
fFth0tuclroTriii; "
luvohcka raw urAmrirs
FBOM VlllOAdO S'HAHL Y Wl'
IIUNI)KKI Aft'llVA ilUXS MV-
litftO 77 A? YHZAli.
Daring the present year of grace StH
wives and 170 hulamU Ii ive filed p tilious
for divorce in the various courts in this
city. Those lachrymose pi. ' a uis, tnllini; to.
use laclirvmosi -in. ms, tnllingtse
pray. ffffSttt
. ., ,,,. ,..
ends, and
V7 f ' J?'
fwhel'u"'K 'M'i.i..ty ' 1 ..;
tlie csiurt ami piess their suits w ithover-
y have bein
.'...iat p ..mi nil
the uiotitiis antl
weeks..! the yuitr, poUntig a continuous
plaint uilo Ihe ewi of fuUuaMt iustitw, atu.
making the high place ot chautiy fittg
again with the sooit tiuit s iimcliing but
now- rather wearisome tale ol misplaced
nib ctiou and Ur.nkeii vows. Tit is tin
posiusf. tirocwUUja. cxaued I.) s luige a ntitii
lariil vit tuoiis ttauies and bonorable iuvo,bAs
aln ady eonauuirtl many y-aurs in passiuu a
given point, and Ifiere tire no signs of the
lainiiing ol the ind. l'or!uiiale!y the
pr. sent purposs; has only particularly to do
with that portion ol the tiuiti upon whose
baittii rs is inw;ribt;il as ibe year ot hupe, 01
ot deliverance - "1 StiH." A uil there are lour
ItUinlrttl and sixty men and women, ad told
Il Will be ttliservetl by alt ciiiidnt persons
iliat, in point it luagiiiiu.lf, 1 he above is
a very lesjiictavile iiuuiIht. It itiigltt have
lieeu greater, pi 1 haps, vi illtout producmit
tiny general cat asti ophe ; it might have b. en
souii w'ltsl less, without cii.ltiitgei'ing the
reputation nl the city as the great divorce
ccnlie. liui, as il stands, 11 must Uo re
garded as a very ciedliablo ixhibit df Ihe
industry tit thus-- sot:itiiea who make tht:
liutte'ajiaf.;nt '.e:
monument to the reverence lot the uuplt'ii
' ." . .. .. 1 1
obligations which obuittsin the,houstiuoi(tx
oi Chicago Iu some msnnei , Loo.iho tlivorcc
achlevemi-lil of 1MIIS will gel lo be ller
aldetj tvs another ol tht; lllalnlohl wou.iets
111 winch die eiittrrprise ol our people tinils
expression. Il will tl-.tibtleHS be iu.sigun.1 a i
place auioitg the mAi i-ieisiibh; staHsi.i s ;
wnich are put ti,rtli lioui tunc lo inue liy
U-iievolent ctn.ciis, ..r our g'ory a.itotio i
posterity. Tlie tai l that the annua! divorce 1
record i ignored 111 the reports ot uic lioartl
of Trntle bv no mesiis involi't-? me cooclu j
sion lllal the value ot tht; ttgnics is not ap 9
prtHtiaie.l by thai erudae atut sauat-ions
0011,. VvOiisttieiati, uis 111 n iiuiii.t i" "
mmmrm, , a.He .
a purely pet son
its membership, may bave men tile
reason for tu omission. This work ol fam
ily dismemberment which is progressing in
Chit ago will probably suggest lorelioiliiis
to those eminently well meaning .hi
sons, ol a dyspeptic turn, w ho are pre
destinated lo morbid views of things
And it is to Im- admitted thai all the lacifi
tie for accomplishing this puriioar which
any rattimal lainig could ask areaffordvti hi le
with tin: same, liberality which, in manv
othor respects, charaeteries this great, un
tniili. The , lei ails of tb year's sti iif ghi
in this In audi of litigation show thai ottl ol
four hundred, anil silly suns, the whol--mtnilmr
brought tinting tbu year, two bun
dred and eighty-four wen; ctininenr-ctl by
wives, antl only one hundred tnid st:venty
six by hnslwtmla, leaving balance of inn
huniirttl and seventy six in lavor ol tin; su
perior enterprise ol tin; deaf .'cri atiirt s. In
tint lliatltM-, bio, of obtaining decrees, the
wives -fud the hflsltftiids by one ffund'rctl and
thirteen casts. They are also ahead in an
other respect. Forty-one wives wete loun.l
to have committed adultery, while the ntuu
ber of biialaiods upon the same geore was
only thirty nine. In regard te cruelly ami
drunkenness, the husbands sre, ol course,
greatly in the majority, though it appeals,
nevef ibeless, that the ge-nllur acx has
Dot wholly abandoned the brooiusli.k,
and that an unwarrantable degrv
ot inebriety has been indulged in by stunt;
lew members of that lughi vt BLccliied or
gitni'tii ion. The progiessol the divorce
epidemic during the year may also be IKiti d
with profit. t greiitesl ravages occurred
in Julie. Bolh sitxiw on the rampage about
that time. Prudent persons will ni-irkihe
aslsyWMrBry
many victims in Match antl Oct iber. In
the case !' March, tht; prevalence of 1 a-t
WtiftiWMtWymiinti fftwri 1 'fir enW ' iHi'"l'
ttradlSP.'M'Ift fj0!!? J'1!-' V.1""' " ' '"!' U
the excess is' maiiify ijiiu "to tin; Inttt that
about that lime many petsotiH are uuikiiig
their domestic arrangements tor the winter.
But those, reasons do not holt) good as to
nio mouiu o auoo. u unusual nicmiij
. ..-ii iiii-jtu-j- i. ZL
that month must be lelt uii:u;coiinte.l lor
During ths year there baa been an Ini ri use
it the number of divon-e suits commenced
oi owe hundred ami twenty. two over the
number brought iu 1HU7, and an ini rea-se hi
the number of decrees granted ol" one buu-
drea aud thirty-twit.
1
A oooo RKASOM. '
Ity ona deetsivs arKatneut,
Tom framed file Ktvuly Kate's consent
'le tit the nrwtal day.
"Why lu such baat, daar Tom, to wvtl r
I nhsll not ehaitt. on v inot.l," stt said,
"But llieu," aays he, "1 may."
Til neither tell niy afff for census or tins
Sovereign," saitl thsoM.lt mo4 ri-eolutely,
to. bur master, who waa preparing for like
enumerator. '
"Very well, I'll put down sixty-five," was
tlie enrTepty-::::'' "' '" T7 -" V
'UKn uiy hormr, sir, I was oidy RFty ;
eight last birth day screamed the cook.
' N A Gkn o
Von, bi t
agony" by i
ei I'OKsy The lollowing efTii
ttr be tht result ol a "ttictit-at
i soldier, who sent young lady
a '-hokey," while In' eomp hah ber home,
l eminently auiiaiacit.iy, so tar as it gm;-,
to prove that "none but the bra deserve
the fair,' and we bop bad tbi desired ell', el.
Here it i: ,?,
' - V 'As'Wviiitey Arnviie ft-Ber,'
-v.'Wmrnft has heard Hm eaumxia Itrllcrj
Ms Usn4 te Uis afus a totrtt a,
Aotf (Ktloed WmraiiaDirf atiauteB,'.
rin has arum the war eioit ls tistk arise,
' Like efty bussaiits when they ttu-a,
::. VV l bitf ir rtiso bis tls.1,
pasl.eaiHaswiesrr7ieaittj.r-s ,3,
huffng' Ihe great, rush tel true' iu Cali
lornia, . the Pai.aiua aut ban francisno
steamer were alway densely cruwdeal., Xs.
one occasion, says a eorrospouiiebt, a priy
bf traTelcr; bent on the gsme ol "old
ltlge," wwd the broad. at omach of a veiy
iiehy tellow pansenger, asleep on the, door,
Be; ot rWB-.-T iar wh-iht sitd a
for several hours, nnconaciou of bis pe;so
6t Uitlhty, until' ouu" pt the paily bia.suis
stirtdirrtTy rtrff nM rjWiTg-.,t f f b.i j
down upo tu "table-" wim fearful euiplta
, when the astomshert strsng r ojurj'i
"Si efijsV'sJiV'VITOfirairoTlTijJ'SHam
'All rtbeir on. with the narc: bat
I weuUs da -twstttri evr. " t ,
TUK Nh'U HO MKMflEii.
It new st cum that thu negro Menard,
whom we have heretofore mentioned as be
ing in Washington aa a Hpreetaiv iu
thwicras of t he Louisiana bteka, when in
deed no Louisiana imgie at all, but a min
Caipttt-baggg mulatto iiiteilopex from Il
linois, is an old hand a', his present busi
ft as, In ftctobtt. 18fi.V as snnearS from
iliplomallc corri-spon.lt nee, Vol 1 pp. 87,
... . ' , . '. , ' "' e' . '
'"TfT? f "fW
yflalion of Jamaica which resulted about
that tune in thus Moody massacre which
the ltritisb govaiament louitd nec, asary Id
repress with great senriiy. Bclug duloct
S.!J.'!.iJil peiiuikvWt-Mi'hsi and hstma
Tr. aibnig the most venomouj bosijlily tti
the whites on the island, and eperity insti
gating hlwotistted.b dottlaring bimselt "ftir
hias k asliiMialiiitu," be was, on reoomataux
dation of tbe tt-ik tbu p..scu iu, the par-,
i -h wb! Ms iiistigathinj to vn4enoe were
rnt ffi-B4; cjwfrofrf
a turbulcht lnceailiar and make tiny On
tlys he besiegetl the Stale IKipasmixan lr
ledicas of alleged injuries, but, tlie tacts ap
pealing from the diplomatic correspond.
en. ce which en.-ued as alwve (tated, the
iimtler was dropped by Mr. Seward ; anil
the next appearance ol this petttilmt crna
lure was on tliti Louisiana recoustruution
stage In the tfyuliiiiou ol this scouiitliel
.Ii an. a, be now presents himself as a Hep
ns. illative iu the C ingress of the United
Males, 11 ml, iu verilication of his right to
seal us sm b, presents, under what is called
the broad seal ol Louisiana, a certificate ol
i-loctiou fr.mi ths prowling white 'Illinois
ti.lvtntivrtr who style himself Governor
of that State.
wp-.ata,wxtrffl
ri-aiier to uiii.k ur a tuoment ou that dccu-
Ii .1 titiase t,( 11 h, re luest nted. White car-1
1 ptiase ol 11 l, re presented,.
pet b"fikg i" pretty wrtll midttrstood ; But
licit is ail lns:anceot that system of negro
caipet Lag 1 sin invoked, as we have several
times luviitiouetl, by t 'otigress to its a, Jill
in led anl in Ihe at 1 oiiiplnlic-iit of its base
anil lottcti design. This fellow ia but a
I) pt-ol those N .itltcrn negroes who, put
iimler pay by Unheal ntstiaeers, b tve been
m ut loihr South to play tlie toie of constr
1 iitl 'ii-uikk, rs, Ii gislujiors, Stale olUivrs,
antl iiH.titatra of iaingics, toi ler pretence
.1 b, ulg I ur n.pr. Senuiti ves ol i. laitly
eillilticif.tlti'-l shivis. Wliitcsttlsicrviug this
put pose ol their uiiwUrs, it is not be sup-
, , , .. . , . ...
'ibWmf
.-i.-rourrt, frrqiiently pursued lite sdiiie course
as was pursued by Me11.nl in .Ismalta ; and
id sieh case it will Is- well il, iu the train
of their 1 tic 1 beiitt tils, we are not some day
culled 00 to inict tlie same stale ol things
as (iovirmir Krc was called on lo meet 10
the colony, winch was only by tire aud
.word pieveuteil from becoming anothe,'
v
I'out.TitY ANu tsaan.
A good ileal nf experience has taught tia
that muxM in the poultry yard dfpentWi
as mm Ii upon 1'tnst gtneral nianagemiwt aa
ujioii any on thing. When the eggs ol any
hens in.llilen nlly ai kepL lor the purpiuw
nl r..iing young thickens, ami when little
nttetilioii is paid to the particular hens re
st rvuti lor laying, it will in general be found
thai the pruliM are small, aud the quality of
bnvls laisetl rapidly deteriorati-a.
lu addition In the usual plan of selecting
only 'he beat formed ami quit test hens lor
bieerlmg purposes, we have bmntl it of ad
vauiiigc In pay tousidcrable allenlioti to the
agtol lint lowls which We till ai 11. For tlie
ptotiitei mo of ngs fir domostic consunii
iion we nevltr keepbtms beyond thettarenad
yeai, hut Iur raising chickens we bave found
U-to 1st poor policy Ui employ eggs laid by
In ns less 1 ban two years old. We bave al
ways Lund thai the chickens from the older
lo us are more easily raised, bave stronger
const itti 1 ions, ami turn out every way bet
ter, than those raised from pullets' eggs,--
Tbe eegs consequently cost more, but this
extra tXpeiiMi ia but a small item on the
number ol eggs usually employed for batch
ing. In order to have eggs during winter, Iw-
-wrie?mv;"sud
sand, boms, Ac, wo always make sure if
having some ry early chtoken.., Tbepttr
late i Utewa- wUl ssoemamg i Jam ul. 0U
Inr, rr Nmi iii'hi. anil wilj lay , iLlQUgUsiUl
"Tr,e WitiTr. ' M. vl aeaauii" we draft kw of
Ihe very b. st'ot llicse ami keep ihelii
In 1 1 thi . thu balauco buiug iatUiittil .and
killed i'U s sooH as I hey have positively
e ne, lining, ah tin tune H 18 wonder.
jCif kdw rapldtybetM take on UL "Wa nft
s. e hccoiiius of hulls not laying tiecausn they
are loo tut. When considering, tb Case
Willi which In'Tis liittcu as Sooh hs they ensso
laying l' 'il' f t" 'UcAtHV'c often thonglit
thai the true way to (tale the ease fa that
tti..y fnit'-mil tMs auso they did not' layf - At
this ago ihi y are 'delightfully tender Mid
juicy, an. we would aliout as soon thiuli et
ititii iurig a cow that gave twuuty quart ot
milk day t think of fattening a laying.
uen. l ouiurj utiiiimttn
TUH OUAfU MANIA.
We pkud gudly to the charge of "vine!
lunula, suit, iu tvuwiMa. aiuipiv.: asuxara
that td us a vine, Hke abcauUlui womaa-, is
a "thing t'f lauty and a jtry forever. " i We
ant Dot aione in our weaknuM, for from tlie
nsosi nauoU) period of aoliquity the vino
has be. u viewed aa ibe type ut pleat and
the symbol of happiness. As the dog in
i Uic buiiuhI ktiigdom is the Uusift and ooui-
pamsu ut man, so tuuy tlie vine among veg
eUWf prixluctiotis be said to be his asau,
elate suit solace; for wherever the Caucas
ian race nVid, a home, .ttwre atsa will he
found thu vint;, with its welcome sha I and
tempting eJustet. Lik man bimsrll, the
vine sei-ni designed ior cultivation and iin
pioyt'niat; it is culture aloua which devel
ops the lwte powers nd qualiuu, which,
in its wlldmi iialtitat, are never called
torth. Like a weak, depundeut thing, we
li.du in Us nalavo waudeluiging lux sup.
port to it IclUtW denixeo oi the loresl, les
looninif tlioir trunks and brunches with it
Vtaiiiti 'loliss'-isWmg la bmjf
it led masses from tue lolly bougns. It is
' tb capsbi ty of improvement by ear d
vulluie ibti ci liiiui in tlie Kti laa.drd
ol hs'ttre s diore thsV uirrsl intfliostw
v,f ' ixmc im tlie jrHie-H-J; ou no ether
t the prodeciim sof the vegetable kinadom
ill his cara and attention receive mors
grau'lul and profitable return thai frotn
this, his interesting and pliant nurssjliug,
11 tlie colli ytio of -Flora' gem . baa aa
suittiorating iulHuenc on the heart of uaa,
reraevying bia thuugbt from the' cankering
creiit.ihe world, tbedltJvffoa ef the
Vine is pro-eiiniMiiily flitcd to sohwv suit
suuthe.bM. taearted .avxixxtaK. JV M"tt.
Ajgrfir wjiia caw J'Y?.!X,"r!iJlitIHiiW--a'
tear.
, . .. . ' I
The rri ba lu Am, It tf uwwijl 'iu
petk and the belt man hi tailiDB
f 4 ,
4.
AGRtCVLTVRM SOTttfTT VF iiKK-
, A I moclinar of citlzi-n of Birtle count v.
in WinrlmiT, on 10th instant, Jub Simmuu
was eiiiii'ti to thu chair. "
The objm't of Uw Bieetitig tea tfjtttxl - to
be the lormaiion of an AgmullurallSovwti'
(or tin; cbiioty of Berne, ,,,yn..,,, t
,fc!sxa
dent : jo, u. Clu-rrv. ,e J'reMduil.; ti, i.
Wheeler, C'turespouding Seurotary lavid
R. Tavtor , Keoonling" Hecretorv ; Joha
joepur, Tirnsurwr. -w
biivro or nmKtToiiS
s Mi!
AuguaTusTroiTi-V. Sbipjeu . AoiUeet.. JL
W. Mebane, Joa. H. Itanlv . John Wilson.
J si, g M tchsll, X. il Cr,.ig, & IVifismu,
John P. itiacae, Ur. A. Jssken, Nat; Uurcb.
J-ts J9. uttan,T. B Akew.,' 'V, '
utiaMniaa o, Mttuivun, iumikhtltuhm.
j.t ,i,ii issMVMr ifjrssM'-tt ..
Dr. W. T. fiuttt.n, TtKTfii OfTTtaMr, Tltoa.
Thurapaosv JiJU. M rave, M. Vstrnswy.yrisd.
Miller, J. a Steal y, Win. U Askew, M.
Gilliam. . . K , , r f
COMMiTTKIt ON StOIXI CaBJaV.U
Iirenso Wll, Wm. M Wuttna . Dr.- F.
Gilliam, Wm A. Hugh, Wiirte Kharroek. K.
U Simmons. J. Ii, Udliam, Juo. Hamlin,
Wm. Uilliuin.
oouirrKJt om iMtviiTanoN o whits
l.AKOttKM. ' ' " '
I)r. T Wilson, Jas. B .d, J. L Mitcbtfft,
W. A. MeUne, Watson Utwls, B. A. Cape
heart, Lewis Cotton. .Geo, Gray, Xlwima
iitowu, U. 1'riti utu-tt,
KXT HKT(fift. 1 ' '
- Jsb Bmrl, John B.fliiUsmv'.Jiilin .Hi
cue. Jonathan 8. Tayhw.
Jiemtvmt. That Jo. B. Cttprry, 'Eq.",'
riHtreBt..'-rf to deliver an adtlrwui before ear
souialy at the next meeting, ud tha-Jadtea
b espenially iuvitud to attend., s
Jlriliut, That our next meeting 1st hJd
in the court house on the first Wednesday
iu January, ih, at 1 1 o'chiclc, m, ; stuiuld
that dav Iw ioelenicnt, the BHWtinj wilt bo
held on Wednesday rtrwMsi' .'"
Toe following person then befMtne nieii
ber nl the ancMy, i:- J. C IWrnii, V.
IL llncketeU, Jaw. IL Want, .-T. tlagrMa,
Kdward Andrews, aud Thomas K,-A,
kew-. - - . ." . " . 1
Oa motion the society djourtiwl, .(. t
Th Caw B4U l't-VKtiitRKM m i-ui-
U-DKIUIN 'OV TU fSiMltUUH Hl'WMN
Kkii.ii ani) Gua.wN.r Go!rii . ItuBd.s,! .
Florida, "at th earnest ni(iiit iijlsatdilig !'
colored men" in Jacksonville, as we bam
frami sn sVtwisilis t'amstisi)itinii dnntitttt - . -
sneuting ta in o rWdne butt Monday,
la ht sfMierh,UiiverueriiJtistnt swmmf tor
the t'tepVlt in tin e.iut" of 4b Ktorida
iuipeacbutBiil in ptrt as lollows: . ' .t
: "The lAgitdature bad aiubnriawd - the
issue of bout Is t the anuwint ol I 'tuO.dUtl,
antl they were anxious ki eon! ml thrvse
bt'Utls, Oleasou wnjil to WasJiuigtim swnl - -
arranged h lollowtng programnio with a
party there: This party was to take all Hie
iMMitla at seventy cents or rather, hey
were to lie pledged to. Iniu in advarweat
that priite. TfieB .he Vf t buy np ttiSU)
scriu at fifty orsixiy cents, or as low a he
could get it, a(Sd pay for (he bonds in ibis .
scrip. in this way he wintlil acmlly gut
the bonds at absiut 'thirty ctiuM on the -dollar,
making an ' Immense ' pmftt 'out v
of the trausai tion ; ant dleusmi proponed
to me that the tmntls honll be dispum-d
of In thi way, and that the profit should
be divided between ." 1 reftisutt to sanc
tion uoh a mbfiwytipon'th "reriphf and t "
so I must be remtivef ,' in order to enable I
Gleason to. get the bond Under his Own
control, to lissMvf for tlie profit Of tlie
ring. And hiiiv , had I tiltcntltat Sueautr
OsIhitm I I had fctuaadyiM make afipatat- -
uienls at his dictetion, and Iq nllnw liiut to
control the Slate, regnrdluss of, my ova
judgment ; but win w than ihi, I had
tsitwassi mt ,bi wuviuva Jor ptiiri.' wtissi
Senator Wsboru proposed to uiu that wu
should flntn front the United Slates Gov-
trueMiivi. tbe,urri ?.. Ut$y. tract pUamd
aJil.iiusisviula bit Uut-ntalst, ami Mat i siiouttl
then intluetice tlie tturv.yor-sjlotwral so tltat
thi land might be sold at a mere eontloal
puui, tiJ...Ji-iuIO,V Uhviix.X.,jtUiiiidssu
Ciiuutenam e this sclreme ; .and,,ja 1 must
be removed, that a more pliant tool mie-lit "
task tji-'fiii8v vawt-kb rtg Ut pluodMr 'f ?
to iu heart' eonient" ... - .-.
; ! is ;.. , . s -i u (S . .
' iigsio. we have oi;caioato antic , the
good eii(i of Gen. Grant, fjiirl &;hur,fliii
of thn werat men In .tin oouuiry," 1 t
strongest candiiliite in , entupiititiou wiih
Mf. Hendurson lor the aenatorship Iron
Missouri which il to s ttoufermrl uu so id
One this winun. - Boliunt i consistent aud '
bigoted Radical, the ftiend ofnegro sulfr ie
and the enemy ot the enfraochisemeiit "of r
tlie white, Henderson, too, 1 t lltpnl.n- ; '
oan, but he had sense enough and iinle , -
pendenee enough to vote agatuat the con -
vit'litui af Uf .I.dtnaon all Ilia ininA.liMlM,.l
trial, and is in favor of allowing not only
the mgroe but the while , ol Missouri tu
vote. As Iwtwecn the t, Guu. Graut i
s,id to prufer lien tersou, ainj tu bave ig- i
oifled hi preference i u the mri duri.it!
manner, having, it is reported, furntsliedi
Mr. liimitersou with prtsif f th lact uudtsr
his own band -On "Wadiingt ia ktrer-- ' V""
rilur aayi the Gjlieial declare that
Huhunt is an adventurer and Oarpitt -bagger
quel I Ileal urn aim 11 am not a ippowjii to .
be oeceyaary in a Ciii ed tstsit tiioiator
outstdeof the StilitlieruM Ue Um. Giant
knows Si hurt well, ami will, we trun,
sueceed ia kocpiug him out f the Senate,
4 I ' 'i Ii' s ssKS'a '"im" '.-'Ms---' '-
noctorwM an nttl la ly the other day - 1
to her family physician, "kinyt)U tel! me ' '
hitw It is-that (HUM biHtif i bii dumbj
"Why, betnl certattily, ni:i"tarn,'ri'pliii.l the
ductur, "it, Ut fcwj 'g i tue teU that thge-j 'J" t v -
nnidirt r ttie w.ii r'iw re iu.' the puAi r fC
epcerbd"' t me," reinsrkcd th old b.df ;r,
MiWtut see whst it U t) bave a phtajtr"'
etlitiSHiite I've eaetl my tdtl man room n-r "c"i "
burnt-ad, tfniw that ar aatue tiling, and aU
that I roohl ever get out ut biui was. "k " ''" ' '
tbey is- t1
. 1 V . f . ' K- '-.' ' ''' -
1 ,.H'.-i .!,W'jH.1,,,i SI SSI .tii I, I ,..n .
v A CViemeoth'tW vdltor fell on'u U-f sLf. '.-
walk tkyt week; ."He did m om "unjiarii. .
mntary language, a- Suras wouHf--bavw ,...-
to iti lips, rubbed don,th'nr.iLis''s,
and wriile a beuevoh-itsimilft ndigte ) tiia y
counteutuc!, remarkeilv "Werl.irtt rlt rtsh. '. '
any iU-wiU,. tjvjt-thj ijguf stini;
ruadmg matter, rw-'iMiirueitd to Bs ihe oiut
itarj' w tua risB'wnn owoi tins jtiit-waik." ' ' -
"ijQ.'''''-"1'1 ,fy -,.-.T ii m-uoiMS .minium. fiiTm . imini mi1 ,
- M.t ot the shadow tlvat m-sja nor p-? " ' ' ,
ihnwgh tt, are eaosed by q M staudie i iu'
ur east li 'Ui. uoiej le
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