RALEIGH. N. C, WEDSESDAY MAY 20. 1860
NO, 94 ;
THE SENTINEL,
i i-dora Chesterfield worfe
to bit
. Vr.R . vr -
.li.iioction.- sweeten
cooversatioa
Budutt erj one lo comply pleased with
bhttwU. tt ittperlof, uutbi',
w rqmi tgcwutbk, ud Ufcriat accept-
ble. . -,-'.,
Good breeding U only be acquired by
-gsMt taowtortg t the wortd tart twping
th best company."
Lord Chesterfield, in letters to hit son,
nys,"! wnr W th worst bred man liv
iuif, guilty ol lolling. whistling, scratching
bit head and euch like iitdecontitea, ia eeut
uaawtltaiberespieted. Ja mi xed companies, wuoever it admit-
i.Tmaka 'nut Tot tbetnTl IW tile time at I
ltt, tuppeeed bpon fuotVig of
.quality with the it and, consequently,
rveiyone Ww and v r o )uaily,
e,wy mark ot civltlty'mlgood breeding.
M allowed, but carlessoes Mid negli
grace ere rtrlctly lorblddeo. It e into c
costs you, end talk! to jott ever to dully or
friveloutly, It It worse then rudeness, M is
tMtt!l;ty, to show him by a manifest mat
ifOtioD to what he fciyt, tbat you think him
, (ool or a blockhead Mid Dot worth bear
ing." A.ttr speaking of the first and sec
ond be says ! "The third tort of good breed
in j i local end Is variously modified, in
not ooly different oountriee but iu differeut
mens in the same c uatry. But it mint
be rounded on the two former sort.
Whoever baa tha two first aorta will eaai
y acquire tin third tort of good breeding,
which depends singly ujton atteutlon end
observation.
A welt bred person will take care to an
with complaisance when he i spoken
t.i; will place himself at the lower end ol
Ilia table, unlets bid to go higher ; will
tlrsl drink to the lady of the house and theu'j
to the master.
A man of good breeding, should be ac
quainted with th'e forma and custom of
ua men atwayt make eourteaiva, ipatead of
bowl, to theJKmpeilJance ao bodj
bwii to tbe King ot kiate hit hand ; but
ia Spaio and Eogland bow are made and
htndt kied. Thu werj Court (and
Lunatic Aaylum,) bal aomi peculiariiy
watch tboee who Titit tbem ought prt-fiout
Ij to inform tbeiBaelrei of, to aoid blua
dan and awkwardse."
We have made thia rocurrenoe t good
breeding and meaner, and quoted, from old
book on tin auhjec. becauaa at itie wnctHt,
aot to eay barbaru treatment of Pomey
Howe. Of Wilmingtod, at a feaat given at
the Lunatic yiuol, to tb Puoitentiary
Committee, composed of the following geo
tltma : "Hob. Pompey Howercolored,
Hob. Alfred D-ekery, white, Joo. R. Har
riaoe, Ktq , Kar. Geo. Walker, wbite, A L
L'tngee. ' .j
Whl. the Committee were angaged iu
taw4Wr ewage -wteciiMJ3tifa
lgtbtC iff dine with tlw-fiuperfartenf
dent -ot hit r Lunatic Ayiuo .Dr..
Gnaaorn of thoTate CoftfederaU army, but
low repentant aud loyal. Soma of the
Cwmmittte declined aad weia about to take
tber departure, wheu a lecond neaaaga wat
raoelred itating that the Doctor expect
el all tbe Committee to dine with
kim, and he ahould be diaappolnted
If the CoromlflSe "diC" ot " do ao.-
Toeaecooa; loTitfttma iettled tb nauer,
and the Committee, walked tnta tha jpoc.
tBrVfarTofrTKe waa i aimettlty If tb
rule laid dowa by Lrd Cbaaterdeld were
to be followed." ..
Jleia wae a nis4 opaoy f wboew S
admitted Into It U eupp ue-I to be ,po)
tooting of equality, e?ry gueat eialma aud
JueUy too: tb aame markt of civility aad
tooi breeding from mli . 'llne
koat" by Cbeaterfield ia nquirttd to "amooth
"TiatlMtt8tati;;; converaarion" !
abeeMia guit pleated with hirntetf."- .
The gntat it reqiirrd lo driuk first U. tb
auatraaa and then to tha matter ot tbe
koaaa, aot to toll, yam, whittle of acralch
ba) kit"v-w -tf
, Here waa an Irreprenaibla ouflici be
twaem Cbetterfitld and the "onward march
of tbe new civilisation." - -
CheatetBtiM ami Uowe, MU Utaa and
brother' and tha new civilisation Itself, alt
fell before, tha -uocunquorable pride end
prejudlca of lb trtyal Doctor.; '
Howa, -dewot, well dreeaed, well b
kavad, "maa and brother after being Invi
ted waa lerved with aotioe that be oald
4 tit at tV table with the gcovbrnctt-tlf
the Committee. Tbie waa a cruet blow ta
Bow and, Chettei field. LTp' "
tlly far making p Ur.w.'a tear more
t bitter or bit heart more hfavy.' Tb tboaglit
ef dining even with tha Governor bad.
given lita ttrengib in the lata campaign.-
, It wa that'bii whicb TJgbtined hi heart
-.ehrihullu
tte party by day aud ty'ninLC , T T-
Xnnrlaa 'Kint;iy aaid oi Kidney BiaTiki
The love-and admiration wbirh tht truly
Tv o,l loving maa won from every oa,
rick of poor, with whom be came in coblacf,
erauoa t htWn Hea" roiir -thr "wa
"'spt, Tfcat' tIUMll:"vifl(ai'!l,"' 714fHl2""aiJj
ucli eonsciont iotenuorf, be treated rich,
j aadpoorn, 0ia uaotnJ the, BobI
na, bit gint, alike, and alike courteooaly,
nxtaiderately, cheerfully, rT.cllooateIy,'e
leaving a bleating and reaping a bleating
wherever be want.
tJe iWuuibrupal. mm) ,wlVraHw4
?' atwaja atop at, tiieaoond wo.
Tempera s ce.
AloW beloved Governor." cbews.sniokes,
at that be incites tbe dissolute and iguo
J .f.! 5gue to riotous. tUlieotiWlj,
conduct. We tic, hoeer, glad to inlorm
the public that mmx mrr pnbHortioa of hi.
vhnts to thegr.g shop they are U. li.
quaot. -Foeew tie'trrnt'a ieriat reading
W JWib-wbt .Hjdnry Jmith t
tera(itratc :
"Let me ataU wiuu f the giKiila ariaiilu
it "fAiu.':::-. fvj-TTr-':. . .
L-Firer, teet ateen : liavioB never k, ,w.,
what awept ale i v I like a baby it
a JiUmgU-buju U I W, lb-a tcr
ruia, no bluclc vi.ium tf file, but ulfasinjj
hnuta and ileiu.ifj( 'fecollecdoua uaat and
to come. II I dream, it in not of Hoim unil
tigers, but of F. ksU r dnea ti(b. Heo
Oodly, I rau lake loi.g.ir walki, and make
M,
re.ur ix riloin witiiuut tat ifur. My un-
puMMuu-reontDiy. i tea letter m ittiout
win aad-SfM WcU Hum wbea I ua b .i
Pray leave ofl wio. The tioniath wib iw
at tit ; no heart burn, u i pain, no dinion
tbm." Such are tbe iwrrt ttuila which our "1j
loved" would Kibrr lor bit own prraonal
enjoyment, if be would only leave i.ff "cu-s
ig" aud wbikkry.
But fiir tlia um ot wbukev, otir belovi d
Wnuld not b erubitienil by ihc recolleciion
ot hi cowardly conduct on Hie street, to a
minister of tlio gp-l, i-or nt big diagrace
ful, behaviour Injure llie Myi.r Court in
tbe trial of tbe Davie Street rioters, wbv'n
and where it txcauie tiei ery I ecaune nl
our biioveiiV Krerli md uudc-r tbe m
fiueuoe ot wliiBkey, b,r ol.ief of jlif,
to draw, cock and preaint his piatol in the
pnaeme ol the Court, and threaten to aboot
diiivn the Brat man who Waa guilty of a
breacb ot the peace.
We' forbear to apeak of tin public ad
vantage to be d rived troin ti e Governor
abauduument ot obtokey nd tbe grog
ahopo, for we readily conbai tbat he it too
iudifi rent to. public npiuion to be at ail
moved by conaiderationi, of a general aud
publibajracier. fleablea hit conduct and
deSance ot the Coon met the approval ol
tbnae present who elected him, including
CetsrHaTrta and JenEina (be Treasurer ami
excluding the Mayor and police, and 8en:
tor Qwlioway tha leader ol the party.
, tl(lJS7i ITUH WINDt
Downing left New York on Friday aud
reached thia ei l y on Saturday ; talked with
tbe Governor, left tbe city on Monday and
reached New York on Tueaday night. To
day "our beloved' left for tbe North.
Wber are the Peniienii iry bond. Uve
tbey been returned to the Treasury t Wben
will tba Hyde coumy public landt be in
market gmn Where It that - fco ia
man Bible, who once bought lbo lands
for 30,000 and bargained to ecll lin n, iu
New York for $90,000 Haa the Governor
gone to make I he necewary deedt t
TUB HAWKS WILL GUT MM
Our Treaaarer Gird, David Jenkins, it ou
a visit to Wall Street again. Wonder i( be
haa any more North Carolina Railroad
bond to tell at 6J cent. If North Caroli -pa
Bonda depteclaTrB Mf " ptejetrt rlnti at
tbey . tlul oahia fl a, our contemplated
Railroad will not be completed toon.
What hat become of the trutb of the Go
roor'e teb-gram to Watf Street, that tbe
January Interest wonld be paid i Wby hat
It not been paid t
TlOBT Rca Victor Barringer and L.
P. Old areXaatd to b running for Coleman's
old boa. Either will look well in tbe
toiled robe of Coleman. Olds on account
jjMSim - iiu.tn rltiiMMhP-t
the Governor ha tbe Inside track. Victor
ba no more chance to tieat than there waa
lor Col. Quthiie to beat Jo Hnlden for Di
rector oa tha;Cbapet Hill Rail road. Gufh
rla wa double distanced. Jo waa appoint
ad not only on tbe Cnapel Hill Road, but
ea tba Bendenon and Mt Airy Road.
VYbota ton eaa't leat when Dad has to
Judge. We bet ou tbe Governor 'a son-in-law.
" " T '."
L' J RUMOR. '
Madame rumor had It on tbe street time
week ago that out old friend Philemon li.
JiawktM wnld bJheJtclc.ndidte
to fill tha vacancy to the Senate created by
tha dlaib ol jitr. Wynne. To old.jade baa
it to day that Mr. Hawjtina la tbe choice of
Oovernnr Holden. Holdeo! BUt be pre
paring to change bit "bate g'ain, and
to PhU for Phil cant go tn htm.
D. P. Rameeur E sq , as the Attociate E 1
tor of tbat uprightly and atarling Journal,
the Jteilf CiarWiM Tims; greet IU nrrmer
on reader in tb following gracelul Saluta
tury-; .:. XN , "
,lHaviog tieea announced an aaaiije
ia tbe editorial department o( the riwws, I
beg -to y to lU reader, that wbaUver of
fititea I have tor tb pbic iball be culti.
eatad with the end ia view ot making it
an acceptable Journal. An ideal! it in poli
tlot, I auppft tb lea said on tbat topic iu
tbi practical fre, tue oewev.- sue pcrimrnr.
n.i th imtnt nnmSer compatible
Uh ttn-latLic)totncteJc, auib
rAv.tuniaeti.L Jjauuld.bv adllt!llUwreL.bja,Uity nt suir.jilf-lX-anpBMt .an.
tore Vote Ijt '
' vaioN t
t), P. EAMIUCtfR.'
J.rndcrtUfraupenrioaof tba Kplacogat
CburrJj huiiJay ecba. of jlI..town, .
gran 1 i xcu.-sioa to Beaufort, N. C.f wtlt
apeol train ha beta charxre 1 for tba ee
casloa, wMicttWlH feafa .Goldabotw- it J
o'clock A. M. Keiurninjr, will Jeav ktor
htwt City at P. M. Paruet desirout f
aaeing tb occaa. Fort Macon and other
puiuia ot interest, aa well a ) enjoy about
tix boon of purt ta tb way ' ot ttthtng,
awi ing, 4c, will find thu a. aplendid o
lMtu)t., j rajr,k.rj'ti,vt WMLf1.
lotikuy.
s " vuw on at Tucker' Halt, on
Saturdax.taat. W. have received jettew
tnquirfn, if ft.Ia w , YaPke trick to'ebcat
gullAble SuulhunKrf - We hve amrweittj
tbat all tbe penmna we Ifttow.ur have beard
ol. at conuueted with the bneinca, are 3ot
b-dtralea., Tboaa wb Anw prhsra were
aure tbat tbe drawing waa bbuWly dune,
and even those who daw bUuk bail no
atupicton of Cut pli'yoThT drawing! It
ia tbe only way we aet to diapow ot prop
erty at fair price, and tbercby'Aorp Koruev
aud lourteen from buying pur land, worth
$10 in gold, at 5 in greenbacks.
There ha boon ia North Carolina a proper
moril arntiment and prejudice againat Lot
fjuriea We are not able n w to deieud
tbem but old liiciuiliary Jobnton, it he
were here, could, tor in converaati.m villi
tioldrmith, as ttoaaull tclla, tbe great moral
it wit up a defence lor card playing, and
likeued it to the gaij,p!iiig in dry goods aud
grnceiiea, aaying tbe niHu.wbo buys ool top
cloth at 10 cenlt per yard aimply bet tbat
be c n aell it lor 15 eeota, anil to he put all
mercantile and trading n tbe basia ol
KamldiuR, but this is t,hd morality, if John
son did teach it.
Tbe last Lottery drawing in North Caro
lina waa in 1S22 '23, tbe proceeds of which
w r applied to tbe building ol the Masonic
Hail, iu llillsboro. Tbe late Chief Justice
Nah, ami otbtr good ini n, gave it tbeir
em ouraeinent, because of tl.e oecesaitiea of
tlw L'tile. It neeeasilv can justify tbe-lit-
people can purely
nke tbat plea.
Urni'K N. C. It. i P. K Aokscv,
I
A'. 28. F.turltiKillt. sirttt
Kaleigh, N. C, May 22, 1809. )
Tbe lucky nunil era that drew prise in
Tucker Hail, Sntuiday 22d inst., are aa fol
lows: Ko
. 4M0, Piano, J. M. Blair,
lull, Hewing Machine.
W, Door Kug.
ft4. Hearth Hug, Mil. Pepper.
B ue tiiik Dreas.
!, Bugyy.
2l, t yanls Checked Matting.
1M2 4 yards Carpeting.
Wit. Clri-T ete: : - - -?2a.
Wine Colored Silk Drega.
. The fullowijus numbnra
priata, worth (I each
NumlieM .
1 108
4)4
875
274
081
mt
005
8W
drew the- small
Nutulrr.
1000
1019
6W
88
880
819
843
308
811
m8
iiH . iyj z
1247 14
810 aos
7U4 ,1
1 1 28 679
1172 105
Uuo 713
nys . 971
Tbe unzea will be delivered ou present
tiou of tbe above numlcrA to tin office
J. C. HESTER., Stcretaty.
RtamhirU please copy.
Tik EetW'opAL IViSViMTion,. Dtvtua
Skhvice Tbe services In Cbriat Church,
(Episcopal.) on yesterday, writ of. a highly
interesting and impretaive character, and
were attended by one ol the largest and
most attentive congregation ever assem
bled ia any House of Worship in this City.
In tbe morning, beside the ordinary aer
vices, which were read by the Rev. Mur
phy, and an able and eloquent disco urae
Irom tbe Rev, Mr. Patteraon on tbe Ministry
jCAbsClutjsh
God, and tio beteech you, ta Chriat't ttead.
that ye he reconciled to God,") tbe Holy
Rite of Confirmation waa administered, and
Re. Majara. Jiburo, Gordon and ,
Deacons, were ordaineif to the Priettttftod.
Nine Clergyman, robed in tbeir appropriate
vestments, notted with the Bishop in the
imposition of band in the tetter' ceremony.
In afternoon, at St. Mr ay 'a Chapel, (Rev.
Dr. Smtrrrns, Rectrrra Ttrrer "tmrmiwiTB
diecourte 2rom Rev. Mr. Patteiaon, ("Tl a
faahiotr of thti worH pasaetS wiy,J rh
Bishbp administered Confirmation to eleven
young lad ice connected with tb School.
At lb conclusion of the ceremony, the
Biaboji aJJreeaed ae"lsir TnTteettog
tnanher. The music on thia occalpn wa
very fin, and all the aer vices wore beauti
ful and touching. .' x
At night there we "aa appropriata Mia
sionary Berraon by tbe Rev. Mr. Murphy,
and Miaaiooary addressee by tl.V Bishop,
Rev. Mr. Porbe and G. J. . Mrttia. A
eol lection,' reaHlt ing la bathlitarae receipt,
waa taken up in furibeianee -of Dioeeaaa
Miaaona. ' . (
Upon both oeeiea, tbe bor rendered
tacel lent muaia n ;j i.'.' J.J
Mr. 3. Lorillard I engaged In baring
two additional eettelt built eipnnaly br
thia port, - Tb will heft bVatv
completed on or before the 1st ot October
next, and wilt then, unka . change ot
be made, be claced oa the
Llikidscd LiBi,laU etllJSinftl"nu
Aew !.'.-
wiaoy ttcamsbip tines, U a- tnie Indicatitm
ttf t-Lf'J-'cri'jL "1 trttst timejtdytw'
our mean aid mcreaao.Afi. ,
t Not Daa-a. Jere Bt-.Jcmaa, tba colored
1 man w'ne ileft'n w veieriay suuouuveu
u s telMlk SM wyuo uu m.. e"'-
bty recover. Irom tba dnerotw wound
tbat at prveent anted hi life.
w Ltt.T.WTOir. At renuert, Wa announce
the, Kt Re. Bnhop tiibbona, will preach ia
Lilliugton, tbhtctuuty, oa Wednesday, Sad
J,tH,Wfcaveoinir.
1 tuua liinrt'f C' U'xi't Ire's, Tbari-ta ?
f TTm rlJuf tt' tixkftr'-' -"f''
Tb Biaoop WttI, also, prawn as asr n ic
tor the flARUual.
We have all great Naano to ba thankful
to Gov. Holden for o thing at least, Bnine
ly, -that -ha trW.artttnf tafe Qaoingiaf
out id iillica.
I have rcurt prof. Kef report with very
great iiitereal m1 j.tattUe,Mtd base bn
waitiitg (ur a furutiUt aat in -hmxnil aee
ing soun inielliguul notsa ot it irotn tome
appreciative eouice. I,jaop-'d to ate aome
Editor oall atteolioi to Ike results ot a
thorough Geologital aitrvey of aome mm
f tfriT Tit rjtrr Wratrra cwtlilllew, 'CorrrtrrnTng"
blew tavaluable to tt taming and agncul
turaf iotoreata ef our ttate, li it Ix eeu
tial that we tliould draw onpitBaml Imuii
grauta ol Ibe better clvat, 1 kaow ot no
atatcmeota nuire alwdutAv reliable or wore
attractive than are to twAun t in tins I), c
ument. For instance- 4
"The forest of tbia ui)jtlu plateau are
vary heavy d cot.f m iC4lcu!vr
amount.ot valuable limla. Tbe-e are huo
dreds ol equuis uil'es ol aliite oak iTinsts
which muat become iniuutt ly valuab!e lor
export at no distant day. e black Loeuat
oovers arge tracts. This il tbe moat duia
ble timber in our fori a a wid is to much
esteemed tor ship uildiut! tint il is culti
vated In the Northern Siaea ou a large
scale, one a. ie on Long Islaid tor instance
being valued attao to lou.' bind red dollars.
Chestnut aud p'ar are tierywbrre, aud
meaattre sometime ten or twelve feet In
diameter. White pine abounds, aud often
reaches a height ol 150 feet. Among valu
able cabinet tind'ers, inouuUui bircb, bitil's
eye majilc, black walnut aid cherry are
found in threat ipiautitiea and of larnesite.
hirge JUUt art xmuliintt f'eiseJ with blade
walnut. There a e txtensir torefta of
sugar maple. There are buuileds ot scree
ot native cran'etries in the itigbcr valley.
Four tons per acre of tuy'is m ui. common
crop, Oa s griiwn in ibis agton weigh
fony-iwo potinils per bushel, Ac , ic, Ac
"Hut li tacts at tlit'e, takct in connection
with the rxceeilin'j' chenrn-a of land,
ftwenty five cents to nut dillar per acte.)
and tbe proximo? to tbe grmt markets ot
the country, jnsii'y the opnion that the
continent dot a not afford mrc favorable
condition bo- ea0te, turtnirg, wont grow
ing and cbeeae milking. Thi President ol
tbe Cliecfe Maker Asocii ion of New
York (Gov. Seviiionr) utatrd in an address
tbe other day tbat the reas m if tbeir ability
to compete aarreHHhiliy wilt the Kngttah
Chirac makers is to be. iuundta tha temfur
atit ektapntM ef hind in Nr York. 7
print uf one ae.it of Get Niymwur't yrnst
imut aittimy-tvii w ttrrr liviwsi TlKrwtn
thu rtjion."
I tin ol tb. opinion that tip North Caro
lina Pret would do well to swtter sucb in
Inforinatioii aa this far and w He lor the 10
i tit ot Companies now tormingat the North,
and of immigrants already k nicking at our
dor, Tbe no'ea on our mineral and
mining lot te4 are of ql value abd at;
tractiveU'a. . '
Mr. Kerr ia an accomplished nd energetic
and firit rate State officer. Ht i "the right
man ta the right place" for coco. But be
haa one fault at a North Carolina (Hat
Geologist, amd that I am viy sorry to say,
i" f.rioi! fau!. ,H tmjtetH far alrl
i4 his gi'i mruiiois. I !tHenar?T)t, and
we ahall m-ver eatch up win him. He
MliaofnriJy U-tctiuragea gold ;uinct! tie
rleiioufid's that most venerabfc ot all our
North Carolina institutions, tip Old Field,
and cast the an in r In oar teeth.
One of the incid ntal benefit of having
a Htate Geologist ia that hi makes tbe
Btnte arquaimed with itaef introduce
wa shore to mHititaiti, aud , tola tbem a
tliinkiug aliout each other. I cotifeaa, for
myat-lf, a representative of tin bill coun
try, that I bad uot tbt htcgt notion till
I rcailibrtrfiroTt f lb tuiisng propiHts!
liet and deluoiotn of our brtfhren ot tbe
Blue Ridge and Kittatiuuy Itang-ea Gold,
ailver, copper, lead, htog trema to come
ami-a to tbem. No, story that promisee
aucceaa, too pXdM, of too stale for tliein to
wallow.
1'iot. Kerr'a intrihluctiouof the old hun
ter, (now dead, or moved art-air , or "won't
tell,) wbo bottle Ihe aeeref of some nch
mine ia a certain creek. It aiaiplc delicinua.
lin pages on visionary mining are a eerie
uggcstive pieturrs. Wbnk neighborhood
et a digging and . the country literally
, !ttufAupiJ diaa tpviaMiltMo
ijt torn gob! or tllver myih.
But I think he reterrr bis atntteth for
H rt,. ..nbt fl-.fd " and irfttaaA fr ihMil of aa
that we can jtret hi ar th; noise he ia mak
ing in the diatanrc, fciveo : '
"Our people have eawled tbeir method
ol farming (which cooabM cbi fly in the
mannfactnre ot "old ficHs,") beyond tbe
Blue Ridge, and already those glorious
mountain larrTla capit bare Iwen extensive
lv marrod andecarred by these favorite me
fmCTrtwtrfW
Carolina farmer, bit msrk. Some of the
LJlnelUand on the wntiuwt utterl drBuJed
of forest and ot soil it) naif doaon yeart.anr
reduced to bare mckV cfift, and atone tiffa
and iecp glaring guinea, monument and
a escon. and a frowning curse. No won
f aeTfhwtftat.rti'ctllfioi, tfiu plundered
and outraged, send dtwn tlieir rleatroying
floodi to ravage the pUina. N a tore will be
avenged on man torus ?ay.
I am tor laying a rpecNaJ tax on all old
"fielda a tie vy a the Conatitutioo wilt per
salt. Indeed they ooght to. revert and ba
declared if fait forfeit to lh Stat. R
wbo take auacreof virgin .iF whkh the
Almighty ha employed alt tba force of
"Bit Bntverwe im -therorad of ytarr to
trnbelllsb od enrich, Hn tun and rain, and
rH,nJirlccifirftt Of oimat and
pt wts, and chemmtry ot tb stars, to make
tt " a thing at branty d joy forever" for
ttt ef aad (' ef Hit children ; in
who take tkut, and teowrert it lata a
Might awl a' devastation lo tin atiape ot aa
oti Mi," sw bat to he bat a- criminal M
No m o gwtatretlaa t wtn, be ea,ab
mlute tittrlo tbtr aut h anyrnrsrtnttulMr
tbat be may lonoeeotly ffeatmy it. It b
tNtg to- mawkinrt, a4' tlie rrers4oriary
riifbt of poarertty "tor .Jf ta tBrtafatafBIa
tlslil in er an Kqun inroitiir tbtn a
J-naWwaratrf-jrrrrrwrtylTr 1rrr,"lTa "tit
Lamataa "an old field.' tbereture. and .aa
4-iwaitejt. tteawtattoa no..wni. than - war
aa etfoct, pwrpatrajit a robbery npon man
kind, ontoiita a craled lerceoy airaintt: bi
en bdravw tstywWf to pncittlied
ay tat aiign -
NiNw ihere are many wto will eoMldvr
the llove.a ie'liuea uf nnnsaally tigori.lit
and tf(rot wnting. Tot my part, though
I .... nit.l nf . nfil fiat.l" :i
, I U .1-' . J,u.r.J V. WW VI. ..V.S. Ui J C. 1 1 ,
ft I feel f'r my neighbor. Here ia on of
Utcm who bat eln-arij 1,210 acre under
fence. ! vet 'l this tirtlng' ftcca busv
itf at groeiKl.-- tsifrig th,rorat-
j Irnl rerttdn Hot) rmrnd is..
f ttt ewpeesrr trt'o' rfirct
by. Bill and valley and bubbling spring,
all bow tym bar aud deteaoelei. lilts May
tffoTrjtBff! r-faiTiloT " aTTnfiT t ifc e'Trof "
Kmri Report baa ouisimsi, fe noieli "old
j ibtl4" tw baa a'ruasty ttamtt, - i aui-strxirl
ot hrtlii(r hit tmg
irttiuially, ami wtheiic'iriy. nrrr it!"'
atractly, and from loot; u I am at act eO
til lb "old ttetd." Wiiether Clothed w ilj
Ha native br.Kim-afraw waving nnid'en lrtn
or yellow in sunlight ur hi cloud
tune I think ot ibe 8c.ot:i-ih M
wba.t
sa.1
deem I heir puipte lua'hir no Win mire
; bfni.fitt - or wltethiT waslie l.ialtt gUjnuua.
great gullies, reil ga-lo s In tb'-ir aidi-t, i r
wbether ciwiieil wi'b tuoiiioir ifiiuiii-i ot
praiminou, and saaatras, nod ir'ii.ite lautl
d r, and grape vine, tit haunt ..r tbe Mtiblt
and. tli tit k-anake, - in nj view t.'n- "o.
HI I" is dear to uiy heart. N utn t'ainlii a
would uot lie what she is without it. Prol.
kcir caiiuol lake thai idea fiotn rue.
O.t.VNOE.
Chsi-ki. IIh.i. Mv 18 1-HJD
For the Sei tinel.
ORKKSSBOIW.
Mil. KlilToK.- Not long since 1 bad the
pleasure ot visiting Greensboro , aud I
propose reiviiirt'Ti tt l, w of my ub.rrva
lions, thinking, that, erbap., they might
lie of iterel to some ot your readeis.
! 1 tbiok Gr.finstxiro is de tuicd to the
chiif town, I mav aay ciiy, in western or
c. ntral North Carolina : It is nutur.illy a
Kail road centre, end it tbe citirens tuccml,
as they aliould, and I hope wdl, in getting
the Ksyclteville & 8aim K 'aila to tornn
tale there, then ibey will have tbe leruti
ni ot three roads and this, with the cen
tre road pouring ill tide through it, will
make Greenahorn. The people for the
moat part aic In favor of conaolidating the
N. V. A Atlantic Itoada. I bis t a grand
pnijoi t, and will, I doubt not, "add much to
lb wealth and prnaperity ot both mads,
while, at tbe same tune, it will build up a
harbor ot our own. Gov. M.orehttud never
allowed forth bis great torveight more (Hear
ly than be did wi on be reootn mended this
plan ; and no scheme of that great friend
and father of internal itnorovi nu tits in
North Carolina will be a ureatur success
than this wilt it Can led oul according to
bis direct ions.
Greeuabom haa adtled one tbousnhd or
more to it population since tbe sutrender
Biitking it in all over tour thousand
Lite and energy abound : a distillery is in
till .blast turning out jiiany bsrrelt of
whiskey per day : i's proprintoia have
bought up numbers of cowl and hogs, anil
wmt are taitening tbem at little expense.
Concerning the hpeke and ilamiie Factory,
eon have bad ao many cnimnnicatinrji.
I broDoae to adit nothing. auHlce if to sat ;
fejt is a arreat success.
jar. fiMiiwiue naa cavauiisueu a iwciory
for grinding up black and red oak bark tor
dyeing purpose. He. needs bark, and wdl
pay our tanner fira dollaia aud upwards
per cold for bark of tbat description.
A plough factory it to turcea-ful opera
tion. What town iu the State ran bos at a
like number!
A luTKe mercantile business it carried on
fltjeea ttons. This you can judge from
(lie UkI tbatthr art) fsn l.rnLef fstali, I
4Somri, anrr faEft,Jiz2n I '
Mreeustmror-aoiy mwiaget) by . Jstesart
Lindsay, Gray aud JUoreuea... . ,
But little immigration has, at yet, flowed
luto our State ;" but Greensboro bat got
quite her share of that. This It not at all
surprising, when you coosi ier tbe getiia'i'y,
trrdmrtry, totelrlgcnce, ehergy, and bopi
tality of her citixena. And another tbinit:
men are uiea'U.ed there, not by ttoir
worldly wealth, or what and how great
their aacealors were, but by their industry
and bonesty. Mechanics' families form a
coiuncnent part of tbe beat eoeiety iah
place, and no better, mora retfuej, iociefy
eiittt anywhere.
Oa (satordav, May 15tb, the Methodist
and Presbyterian Sunday Schools had pic
nic. I accompanied the Prrtrtryterian to
South Buffalo, two mile South of the D
pot. The Greensboro Bras Brand Waa
present and discoursed sweet music. A
nice time it was, and greatly enjoyed by
the large crowd that parucipattd.b,.Kpuntc
out table were apresd. Croquet wSs the
order of the day ; aad truly it wat rendered
pleasant to tbe young meu by ieaai u of tbe
pretty gtal,.whsi jtrssv wiilu. jsbA agatatt ,
them for croquet laurel. The wooda were
reiouanl with merry laughter, tor all hearts
there were Joyful, ven old men, 1 learn
ed, tb teaebera aad father ot tbe hitdia-.
lived their youth over again in a pama ot
luarulea. A pteaaaut uay it wat to ait, ex-
cut one little follow, who tell iu the
branch, aad I bvlieva ba enjoyed tbat too.
Sir, Greenalairo ia a live place; a pleasant
nlaca, and I srediot a brilliant tuiera tor
f. nra
V. V A A.
wba ttmitftT msmwr -at- thk
Tbe New Yoik city papers publish, the
tucomareturot ol the eiubiu colleiuun tin
triet of thai city, ebow a marked increase
ia tbe income of real, tatai owtwt, with
toma failing oil in tbo&e of meMbam for
tb past year. Th district u tb mot0M warMtbaemaM, and ber
weaitoy in toe couoiry. t ut mi nouipns i oeamtngsmHea win many It lend among
a only those whose incomes are abora ttaNJtb aaole tiruddcfs," who appreciated bar
thousand dollar, being eight hundred and
firtv-teveo in number, their atrrn-cata aa.
nual incomes amounting to lit.OiO.OoO.
FortyHwo ol tuetw nave aacts atsnra f 100
000 petr annum -the tatty-two aggrctii!g
7,844,000, or an averaga of $172,000 each
per annum. Br. A. T. Stewart, th great
dry good man.) alone haa theeno. moi
annual income oi a.wio.uuv or nearly usii
aaucaatha toriy-two, richest men all
put wqjaTBf;"":TtW 'liHiiliif "light
dretl aud fourtmn peraoul, each uf wboni
bat haw tbaa f 100.000 per annum, bava in
toe aggregate f 14,280,000, or an aviirage ct
BDwardsol 117,500 each. It It tbut abawo
jjurf rt th iiS40,00lVliJm 4wien4
hv among them between jbne-tiint and
one "fourth of the whole, aad .thai Mr. A
I t Kiewatt hta Hi iff'ttn sJf tba whole
f Aaron Arnold return f jafS,40t-, JL .Petw .
tsMrgtUsVtlti&i
S3 ; A. & Ilateh 2T3,Sai ; Klist 8. Uig
gin 43l,838? i Pran elevens
ftoaar'TajlW m,Wf-rVnrWTeay
203,587.. Tba 'lil v to . tbr eoluun..
J'bere tre "plenty of Jimaii fry fttlowt iwho
return from JiSfiST to "153,000." A .'ca'
temporary tbinka thi ia diilile aoouult at
the present price ot. butter. But what a
contiast do those few agurcgaLlou ot
wealth prewnt with the n.a of at'j-vt p iv
arty ia the tame great city, ;'bre w.akli
aocntovilatet and me tl'y.t? JhtU, tu.
J " TJtiloi. Judg . tTauiwelt,' Jits, we
1 learai tlecidad that If one man call tnolber
I 1 ir, i ,ii rec.lVt a I'o tor tsum,
f tth ar guilt ot a .tj.lb.
BRISF XgWS NOTES.
nTrld
V last Civ!
Hsrdin Rncker, of
Lrncbtitrw.- Va.. an I it
avjacnwnr; va aotd a tot ol vn..w leat
tot ot veUor'..leat
tar i-- - -.
Oigat'pVicacrftfcaeW ' 1
Tt U reiKrte.i ,lbt ttw-cs.'aie. toimerK-
twd try m ttJin: t;-mVt&i' iVi'is
mn tW.rwTVli'a'rur"' MirV, la leaded by
a .hl netrro st f 10 000 a year.
; f he Kin;,! Council, for the I)
"f Virginia, win meet at Fredn wkst.urg
ai so
on
.xtjuHumaut, Uw-IMstb tnnvr- -
The Commencement axernise of Kmorv,
and ileniy College, will lake place ou tb
Mih and v b ol Jun -. The Hon. W, R
S-apleawili addretmbe two Literary' tncie-
tiea. -
The ex imiiiatipn of Thomas Dobbins, of
Itlt biu Hid, V, . rbargedwith having de
traudulthe government out of- revt nue to
bacco, wnt concluded onPriday last li
Utry. Umud S-atit Ci'mmisaumsr, C'balioou.
Me wa- seul to the lited Btatet Court tor
llolu till, Ut.
Wmt PtxiRitia Aaaaxarioa To Ala
ama It i titled that tbe commissioned
apipiiiutid ty the Legialalurea of the States
ot Florida aud Alabama to treat Concerning
tlie aneetwtionof West F lord i a to Alabama,
have agreed upon terma. Tba contract wtlt
be submitted to the two Legislatures for
raiia.-ation, and then to Cungreat for ap
proval ot rtjection.
PaorKtao Goldw.h on tbe lth V
instant, iteltveied repl to Benator Sum
u. r' apeecb on the Alal.ema Claima qnea
tion, before tbe Cornell Unlfertlty.at Ithaca.
N. Y. '
Anxcxi. Annuss. Ex-Governor X.
Louis Lowe wilt deljver tbe annual adlres
Inifbte IheTVasblngton and Jefferson cis-
tin ot tue i Diversity ot Vtrgmlt, at Char.
lottesville, at tbe commencement of that
Institution on the 30th. nl June next.
SBnoitit Datb. Dr. B. Mills, formerly
a member of, tbe Maryland blata (Senate
Irom Carroll .county, died suddenly on
n cunts lay, in w ittminater.
' The Baptist General Association of Ken.
ttti-ky commenced It si anion tt Loulavill
Ibursday, with an unutally large attea.
uaucv.
Citi.Tii All tb New York papen
mention me appearance ot a nrateor ot x-
tiamiliuarj trrttrtMcy ra Ttl hrtrihefa Itav.
tut on Tbore-lay nigbt,. shortly after II
o'clock. It wat vinbla tor Ava or tlx
seconds, ancTtlieo exploded in ra blax of
bnght bgbt, which teniWed object clearly
4nwe, -roe eame sintant wa aBTTceg In
Boatmi, wa are iulormed by telegraph,
w nere it .ppt aaa at t ItgUt crlit .flab
auio-a tbeaky, , -.v..
John Jeter Phillips, who waa to have
been hanged: fr wifWmorder at Richmond,
on Saturday1, bat been again respited "by
Governor Wella until July 6th.
A call ba I ? issued in Maryland tor a
9 sie t onreDt ou of colored men to tmeaible
tafia)tjuore on the flist of Jane, Tbe ob-
psJfiia. srMn fiMwit
oo the rntlficatiooyof the tlfte. utb kmeud
ment t ) the PediVat Constltuflou,
rSEUNOS BURT.
A'tihtr Mon't t'tlmft Hurt in
litiroit, Michigan J kt " Ai if ore f
V.tilu Uion" VheektdSabt Ram Mabl
l.utx and yeit l Marry a WkitJbiiy.
A Detroit paper give the lollowing ac
count of the cjiiiirtlihlp .' , ..' .
i1 Ihejtsiy-tif ii-ftegta aqitality" liy.Jaca
bin ehuslaatt it beard la every nook and
corner of the founiry, aud what wonder the
simple-minded African, who ia- hnnmt
nousb to believe tb professed friendship
ot bis white wonhiptersjihonld be ted eoar
traiy and setk to elevate blwtelf to their
standing in society, and seek a place at our
ftreaidea. Repeatedly tbey crott our patht
and seek to worm tbrmaelvea into families
and friendship, and nothing but a'forolbl
application ot boot leather will agal place
them upon tbeir urober IcveL Dottss faib-
art who peimtt tliair dauuhtert to aaaooiata
,MaHt.aaJUi;bUiiUbft
ba4 beinga must live to witaea tbetr awn
folly. On bun lay last, a case setting loKb
tbia spirit was developed at a negro 8sh
bsHiHu bool on Orotrhaa atreet.- when a re.
spvctable young lady wa woftifltd to find
herself ins atioreu oi a oorty otacx Atrtoan,
whose Imtinctt ovireame tbe ttnall ptrtlc
of oomma sense anally allotted to bnman
lieittif, whether- with white-hide or black.
- Tbe yoarig Tdy tn qtreatioit hsi taught
a'ottaa tnMXtu asWsattr l)fu tor 'four or
sum1uI in winnina the depraved etaat
from their wlt ways, and instilling Into
..tbuDiafjXllJiexA
teachings ot tb tonpiuree. . voder her
rtai4iitrtMittoafati-grwa tad bad da
veloped Into maoboorl, and yet tbey re
wiaiuaid s-W a.iel bound by tha Wisdom
aud Uacbinjt ot tb fulr pn ceptreea. ' Her
kindness ia setting a g4o4 exampla to " da
Uttr piccaotnnHt." "
- On tt Sunday alterenofl, whl!e the craat
wa going through their reeltttiioe, a Brat
Vy-foi-trd not wst banded to the' teacher
by her oldeet pupil, a young man oi twa-ty-lour
or twenty av yeirs of age, and
flotbleg waa thought uf It until tha school
closed. Burroondad by friend of both
e-iet and raw t, the recalled to mind the
note, and sopootiog it lo be regarding tbe
Sunday " Behind b sioO, ah opened it, and
iintMlu bet surprisM. and lndiimation oa
beholding a acryaltiuueLbiiif liketil-'
moat Lubiy ana sn wstunstn ., ..
i want tojsMtrry yon, i not yu aragude
a-utliiko urn. i wdl make jou liitppy and
beTc.miiJd tba aj'd.!v.i !a4. -m&l
yjtt lielore ta-l now It-U LB ireabl awl i
e.n'i aiaa i It .., l.,.,,.f ,.
..Oat ia.ly frltsnd eon Id atanj it no longer,
61thy-)HiH wfe wthonsamt
pi.ee., sua bunt into a flood of tear, aud
edJjjttf:.ln ar.lj tiu.miutated
ud"liiii at tlie intuit. v , , ,
Wuethtr the young lady wtH pttrsUl ,, in
bEtjB)Msui.ci1fttKrceJ jwcxaknut say, ibat
M-wiiave tbe aaviruig young tbade of any
Uncertainly in the. matter; we mav iulorm
hint that the youn ltdy Utbs,ly b(rothr
e I, aim win suou oe tea to tiytutiO' altar,
happy Uulu, Wlna u la hoped the may be
lorever curru ui rescuing mgra it(;l,jtH
T Messrs, Worth A Daniel, in ao adrtrtlKB-
bii-i I In I . S .ltr.irtitoftr,Clit)tl
to" tt.w ie ejlalf,:;ob.ui. of the old, lint b
tWn tbu cite ana Aevr lork.
L .. ......JLit JWSiRSSBsiteBa
BHSAKSM AllBAn.
J...-aa,,.t. i .a
i nr iirnitinnl nv m it l m n i li -
. ...r-
i inwunrct I ji we nwT is m oimcnrt : -
tV 1 tH '! l tli8 wdi'' -
y aaHw ppmisrar-sswOTowmff, , ua
i'cfP1. Iftf b1'rwln.;bM.yeft:...diigttual
na-tttJIie aetnaive tajtacy lUat u axpottisc
bonk to Ktirof tomM teueairMit debta,
we batsUeo i x p.otiuu . M value
porting .property, But it i loo . obviowa
lor argument that a have txen merely ex
lipifft 4sww-fn m vt ' ' ttttretrtrAiBt'ai' ' 'fiir1 -
anothtr. I he iionda haw got o be paid,
just a muoh as the heavy ttt&l tor buporv-
st gotxl w.ialdhavatoba,paii
044t.iJ-.
boutta bail not liieu sent out ol lue couutry
toafljtiet the ba'acrr. 'The only difiereaoa
is, tbat, by mears oi tlie boeda, the lime of
payment ia pirpima.l. lie idea paying for
onr tottire i t -MU'imsie, we .have got to pay
to furtigw r !u semi ai hiial Inlereat oa
tliaexptirti'J bonds, tof'nef or later,
the priwelpa1-V tastg. aasha - peediglftH
glut ol the bond tuatavt tasted, w teemed
Jo OlLIBi.BminitlyBoiitit havw beam
exported to meet tn balances of our foreign
trad bonds'have osea exfo t4 to pay tba
inter oa tba hud already is tba hand
of (onignerK We have thu betm aceoa
lating debt upon debt ; paying old debt
by tl easy method of locurriug new one.
It ought to bar been avident throughout
tbi pleasant praeeea, that it could not last.
A W bd ceitad to manufactttnt bonds, aa
the supply, enorBioin as It was, wa limited.
'"'J ,oU , f1 Vi1
pilllllg ibihh immill lv, . HI ;.liaClDSia
watdeatinad to end. While it bat lasted.
w navaueea twrrowiog or jstitopa at a
high rat of interest pin exorbitant,, rule
out "tAaeet ." We must jiay not only" rtb
regular alx par cent., bat muat pay a tail
hundred dollar tor every feombra4 dollar
bond which wa have told to , toretgnera tor
seventy eighty doHar. And the correal
internal I at a much higher rata than tlie
nominal til par Cent, When w receive
only tixty-si i dollars for t hundred dollar
tix per cent, bond, tb rstaofiotereat wbh-k
w reullj pay it. nut tix per cent, but nlae,
beside tbi bonds of thirty tour dollars at
the final trtement-Jorttie last four jeart "
have been tncarrlng ' heavy debit to
Europe oa these ruinous tartn t eoattaaiag
to export bonds to meet otir carreot debt
and to pty tbe accruing iatenst on tba
hetvy tmiiunlt of bosda alrsady. exported. '
We are aearty at the and f our toher ha
I thia uaieef pf ueuvamt exiratagatrca, NdwV"
wnentue uppry ot poout avanaote for
Xiortatiou to getting exhausted, M.-. Bouts
Well ciimc Into tb market at a ' purchaaer
of boads. at th rat of Bltyw milliost a
yesr. lis thus atiwts the tbbittg typorta. "
tioa, sends up tbe price oi gold.aud spreads
anxietr and alarm thr.nicli business circlt
by raising the tnquirV how we are htieaflar
to meat tb elaims of ohr tuft lga aredltora,
Wbea the ecporuttoa ot bonds at opt, hat
are we to aend abroad I Tb sctui-SBnoal
luten tt ran then be ao longer paid be the
exportation of other bond. -Tbe balance
againat a in Oof intematlonal trad eta
then be no longer met by - th exportatio
ot bonds. ...Then tr'bav rom tba gloomy
tiswmog ot pay uh - ua iiivcieat ua til
omwWnffr-fR.r1,1' il--iVS -
gnocti wilt have to tie puid tn aouielhiug.
Whewth bond, hsvtug ntva to aar.ara-
raturned upon our market aud toJJ, w
muat tend buck their value in miuinn,
Whatlhall that tiimething be Gold,wbii
o r toiall stock.ol gold taatt ; bat that will
be soon xhauitnl. ... , v ,
Whst then t What then r i 1
We submit the question to thoughtful
rann who have euflieieat ftlactrBmest of tba
aigaa in the kyi tfl; iorecattb coming
atorm. W a tuBintt u to tne ctaxy tartn;
Ajhjl It.at ,tt..i.iartal afctli- It at Mai f aUi ( UfPaVH'l LaV
ooaslbls tbat we should maoutsc urtt any
thing ir.Wtiif i: th,
revaogelul hadical destructive who hsv
tfepLAhtWWm Jlitojjtojj-ai.i.u(0ejour
years, and prevented tbe flow of capital into
that tic Ion to revltv tbe rtiltlvation of it
great Maple, which are our chief article ot
export. ' Wlt&regntd to thu procest of
pa j lug lomigooeoia oy iu eiporiauon ut
ItoatU, Wt are manifeatly near "tba begia
ulns of the end.'
What theaf What tbn T-aTet rrt
World . i t -"4
WHAT HOllACB (JhkKLST HATS OK
v K0RTB VAHOLIXA.
Mr. Illntoa Rowan tf!w fillt spaa
entire pa of th New York 7Viian with
a very able communication on the. aubject
of inimigrattoa to North Carolina. It la
entirely too ton" lor our coiuoin ; tiut Hr.
Greeley "nu'tbellt". tha who! thing at
lOllnWfl ' ' ' '
Wt pnblttb herewith tba fnllost account
yef-nFaytenMcl'nf :ttw rititf
Of Nortir Croliu-it .it, climate, topo
graphy, tHnlW; pridocltoo, Ao,, 4c, tor
tie itiloroiatton of all wbo may be asked
Kr. Wel itar't ij mntloo W hr TtTH"r KT"
g f North Carolina to a thoroughly r
onastriMrted ttat, m right id np to stay,
i peaceable, ioyaL unambUJotts, and truly
aowatrvsttva, to ow (we believe, the larg
ett ia area tf tt Original 'Thtrtcan,' hat a,
delightf ul mild and genial climate, ttna
oavigaVIa river and spacious sounds, with
a vary tsir allotmsot ol railrotdt la pro- .
grea. Sm protttr Very cheap land f her
I lack are docile aad glad to work tor fair
wage, and eo!o ill of twenty to ; one hue
d d futniltetcaa ba 'cheaply I vested ol
good UmK good eavlgaftt.n -fur rsilrrtadi -traaeportation,
With an absndanca of good .
timber, where tti grap', tha peach, th ap
ple, and the cherrr, with all the arata.
n he produced with t;r.'ster rerUlnty and ,'
ia higbur perfectloa than almoar anywhere '
to a earta. Bead Mr Helper' exhibit
lor it fact, and form your own conelu-
on." - V ' ;'i '-'!' ' y .
W a glaa to see thai Jlr. Greeley ctfe
tometitnet say a jroott tbtntf of oa, particu
larly at tbia time when we have sued oeed
of immfgraata and capital. ' 1
t ner? tfau nttno (toutit rrnr, tit tliuik
ct(leclL'tirn t'atoliiia pren-iitt gruu.
er inducement! to the uti er rr cspttaland
energy than aayof her staler Htu t the -
uoib.t-' Wim a peweauie, tteitly and relia-
ble populiition, and nvtry1 natural advantago
that ttt mm I-atTrfl tOu'd ites-ir, we cau
ouly attribute nor fwi ur in b foieimxtm '
the vf,i.rk of reenperat'on to.tiie apath ut ' -
wantiLti1 rlidJlhI.JL.pniplii,-,H'ii'.
'btar, ( 1
'Cul. L. 11. Norvil', vt Vtta Cbrtsiftn,
Mta , ba anenttacvd bitnMira -eamttdata -lot
Governor of tbat 8'ate. It it aatd hi ' '
veoovd s a Sntitlrfr.i "-1 ijraTii" 'during tha
war ia undoubted. Jud.v Lfwit Dent Will .
' iocompany Nurrall ia tauvajiiinjj !lu htale.
Wh teaw'.o!i-A:Mi'ia
cause It it filit CIS lie.!, tl t thrashed, .t
tuea taevnt thefi ur vt th fujuly.
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