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VOL'S.
HALKIGH, N. C, SATURDAY. JUNK 5, 1S01J
NO. ,7
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THE SKXTjNKh.
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. yT1'f JlWiiuf -" altcd' tin; (iot
l(nl t th tormina' i mi r su-u tv-fiiet ike
Worst sad meat et, auil geueially tlif most
"aat (Mia oi biv. Il nit 'ong witF tls
w" and rid tempi rjnt-y into ....
TU farther lacl ( as well attcWsJ,-hst
tfiseetl uieit are contemptible null dy-spit,. d
$ Mt "good men end rven hf timn tike
Itiewstrlv, . ia then own day. t4 g.nwa
lujftWi history write theia dowa-rt
?flndaloua, iidainout nod" peAI 1 tumio-
hff fit. ouly wbil bviog to tta Bzeorti
; iu after death to illnaireUboar lowv toj
ftuptil)i end degraded iiMMj may -hefstme.
f Tb Ute civil watta tbia atrj ffrd
another iHutlratiunof (turn g6 Jr al Wl'hsj
if and HiU W-apec1V.o ia the '$fi'
rtis ftoutla. A a aV;iiaietIaeriee of tlie war
j we find the wont, the meanest, tbe most
iufuaoa and generally Ihe ni'rtt tffii.iraut
I and iocompetfot men ia power and office.
' While Umt may be oornioMl mwptKin,
wbat vi btr Mid i generally true.
Take a few example! in our own Stste tu
! giim point to what we hive aaid. There it
"Go." Holden. It i wall knuB tW !
iilollf unreliable iu lu alter of political
principle and untrue to party or govern
aunt. The whole con rue of bin life prove
i hit Ia the outlet, be wa a )r the
take ol ituoceu, be became a Democrat nd
a fierce and relentless eecenioniat and "tire-,
fater;" be perarcuted Uoioa wen lecaua
they were auvh , he lucked dre eating moba
l.i drire good men trom the State where,
they were born and rained arid had a tight
to itay ; he wrote and sp k tor eceun
nnd did all in biap)wer th litor of ihe
leading democratic journal, to prtcipitah.
the South into rebellion ; he aigned die or
dinance ot aeceatioa and aaid lie would
lualte it good with the "laat man an. I the
latt dollar" ; he wrote and talked l r the tu
alter, through hia aid, it had brguu ij .'
urged the young ami gallant men of the
country to tight for seceaaiou, to gite their
lieet and fortune lor it ; ;he even eent hit
own (on into the war for the iiina purp we
When the fortunes ot teceasion bi gn to
ane, he Itegao to ttinch ; ie lted, ' be a
false lo cession then a he had before
been lalae to lb Union , be profearad at the
i Iomci) the war when hit country anil State
were overwhelmed with ruin e-d desolation
through the very war which be ihua helped
l bring on iu tbe inU-reat of tsceeaion and
the perpetuation ol negro alavery, to re-
j lice at the overthrow the South, i;ce.
ins and alavery, and joined the Unioi iol
dieiy 10 Jeuouuctug the S.iutlicru soldiei
and people a relielo and traitors, and pro
teased to execrate the very men whom he
bad alwaya aupported, and with h 'rutin
had uuitormly co operated polttlrally to
bring on the war. lie at only execia e I
ui:h nieu, but he Incited tbe Federal u
thoritie and gov. rnnieol to persecute and
proacrilw thexe ami suth men; he not only
conceded tbe gallantry of the t'niou tioopa,
their patriotism and sui-cesa and itilmiitterl
(juielly to the aucceaa of tbe Union, nut
he did all in hit. power to twtll the triumph
of the Feiteral soldiery, over bia luljeu
e-untry men, whom he had incited ti i
twllion, and be denounced them a traitoroua
rebel, deaerviug of exU rtuination and -.
tracit.m. He tioot licked aud worshiped
Praaideut Joiinaon, aud denounced every
body ib bia own State and the South who
- J.J aot. iVt-" 't" ailtrtuU-Ua
poition to encourage tbe uth Mad lift
up an fyipoveriihed people and mkr- tbem
feel and laalitw, that they were ltll Ameri
can citiwna, and for tbia wa mmed upon
bv the fierce paaaiojii f bad n, Roldea
turned upou hint too, aid denoarwed him
a a traitor aud urged til iinpeucb men t
and disgrace; At 8rt ftr tb war, tbia
man preiiricaTf a"G5t 'TibTe'gro taci'tnd'''
was sot witling tk lroW bim to vote or to
Utify in tb Court; but findings that be
could only (frt into power by proteasing to
worabip the ocgro, be al, once jlid and
td him aa tbe ntmciple reliable element
In tbi Mate nd th Sjiutborl iijld ll to bia
power to aecure negro wprar!jr, manifeaa y
to the end, that he" oijgfit rid Uto 'pCWef ,
ow profeaee toy alt f to t he Union and
the aegro, and baued for rebele and all the
people, who will wot ay that be la
deserving and patrictio man and a tjrue
type ot vtrtue and Amerrcan .
bi(K He daily miereproaante . hi
own people for the. lake ot grati
fying hi malice, and , to . incite
the hatred of the Fedora government, and
tbe Northern people afratnat the people
whom U urged into rtbe'U'.n and war
against the governm"Dt. Tbia 1 a um
mary of this manl I be not a rich specie
men of 5eutAro Imftlty t rVhos ay
tbatoai so false, ay uaitoruua til every
governtueot, to tvelf paff J, to bwS
pie and aeighbora, will not for a Dies oi
pettage sell not only bit own birthright, ku
the boK Lffltk-!9!K-I!l SB jb
WnUK u wealth, iU 4irmn)eriljT lta very
eaieeenee twenty! gyr, n' of else
Jluw cat tite Uoion troM bl I H jrarred
upon tht aod aoOght iU llfel flt C
(t,fl g.ti. ir.t- bim t .He belt! to pn-
ei)ita4t.lBto whwiMoty.athheM'teJfai
a 'werirf tie manhrKxl and billion of tress
sfc l , i , . T HU tl. a hour ftf lie CSU
' Immiv. tl ess' ici . n - .
How can the
ksnrt-il th "W -"" '
, SH the wa, O.,'" or
i tUseton.thepeo81
cerill J,otore. U ahouled tfietrtam ute
ut tbe rictor end apoiler; be ptvraeatt4
the. victims otitis own ! and ttsnwoiiaHe"
tea;hittga, hf. JmHlcil t!.' Imtrvil; the re
.jrws.itt.'axfcniriw4Wl
ad did alt lis ah t'TZur wyi'warjif
tacua, by Ujfeg.ffliisfcaiK - I'.'P"
I it I ion t hut While rerieW; t i, sll Wtre rrhe
tyuo did not t udorw himj 4. ired and in
tended to re fim'sve heii, lie h. lc.l loT
place in powri the .r.upet-'f g. 'jtu& '".
like Wjlrtpb-ee, wielc Out the ti:e blood ot thr
people! He did al tln ind inure. We
reHat, how can the ptojil. iTihis fttate,
white or UJ s-i, tuuti rucli nmn ' O'tbou
hypotrile, uol only aie you iteepias-d ami
rrrcrsiad Jn your owe Anf and euerteii.
tint history wtU write yon down a doubly
false, meau1.l iufaoiotis.
But there h 'Bfrters in hivubanxHol mi-gtf.-
'Ttkfi Judg41 fiiaiaajiei He, to..,
sjvaa a ftre-e in' aawniarrH ; be
.,
ssi iuv
rtl.sr "p .tyUrrt tiri the
war, and sen'ence.l mniiy a p or wretch, the
vieiiie of bis own teacbuis, to lie ehot to
tleith.niec.tuse he. Wililtt TJ ft tt-ftrt for se
cessiita lu the ileailij he woull shoot tiien
to iii-alh liei snse 1'iej ' w it!du't BTlt to the
dostil lor ei'e.H'ou Sece .Sciii fuilel. What
did Ito'lmsfi do ' tiessieiWd the Lruimb
of the viotorn, he joiued ia with the (Jri
ol pit-i ni and lilnll.e that permit ut.i I hm
people and 8t , he worslrped ii.rMii,
rndred H'dden a4 tn tito friend
and agrei ab'e ass iciate of o irpt t buggers,
and, as. a partiiin, .incited the mgro
race to hate the wh.tea ss a race, lie
joins nd sustains the part) which perse
'iHrea. ariil prosecutes Iim .n",!! peoj!e, lm
friends sml u ighbors. See him, m n k litn
in bit (lay and gners!ion ! HistO'V
mark hun lie m ill, no d idl L he d es, siioru
himaelll I'iiwe it thut poor, lb! .iLi'd,
Caiiaell . he, too, was a fire ester; there is
Yicfoi ""B irrihsfer, to. of the same type;
there sre Judges Dick, Sel tie, ar-1 other-,
whom we can't now rf iiiemler, who were
' Are enters," false, hvpocri'icat, rfiesn '
Tin. peopiu tb'nk so th y must feel sa
Then there is Judge Pearson, ihow aie the
nighty fallen '.) Pool, Dtickiry, and several
otheis i.ki uuto tiiein, who uitetiifestly, lor
tbe take ol temporary p .wer, tor tbe -ske
ol oflice, w hich disgraces rattier than hi.uor
them, joined the part ol persecution, pio
scription, wtiosechief object Is In hooiili
ate, oppreiw, injure and plunder a Jouo
troddeu people. There is no apology lor
tbs-aa anen i tbe only motive conceivable.
Was office, slid for the sake of office, thej
have consented tn beensve odtoua, 1 api'oeii
and bated. Tbe tBes they "nil, through such
meant, do not reflect honor upon then) ,
tlicy afford no evideace of mert or caiyjty,
i the contrary, huoVrTtie Ui'iim'wtances
these very offic.es Itnnip t he m ns tnlse snd
mean. This is the language ot troth
These men feel, to ,lsy, the scoin an I cun
teuipl it the people whose esteem, w hstivt r
ibey may y, they would bkc tu tuj ij , ami
some Cif'thi-ru kn enottgfa nf hiistney, to
si'e in ihetr hoiiis ol coclDess sml n rloctioii,
Ix.w the; will figure in the l.ia.in ..I ilmr
State and fountry. Another thing the
day coweth, and will soiti cuine, is hen thee
men w ill pass out ot the offices they u w till
uuder circumstances that do Idem dishonor.
They will l thought of but seldom sml
then only as a by word and reprosohto the
rHete-whtcb give lhu protccti-n and a
a home.. Maik tie truth of this prediction.
Who would hold office at such a price '.
Stir Amono IIkticitiv its The liovetu
pr'a delectivea sre uiovMugi Two cf ihcui
reached the City last evening, (t ia thought
the) ilniifiiiit ruMtliliiNU.WjdJ, ..bv .rstlS(l'?4r
Jones County will le the ceue ol the upc
rations.-TJii'ht' Th tiock flght, to n.me off
soon at .Veld'oa, be adjourned to Jones.
We heard, In Newbrrn, that liSol tlic prum-,
inent citizen o Jpaea were to be arrested.
We ent word to the Alatuauoe people to ;
give M mien netective mttiria no excuse
ore breach of the peace. We oops the
people of Jouet" win'loTM dl3TSi"ltiple
f Alamance. Holdeu Will :iiii only
oough to provoke a . .. collision, end nut
enough to suppreu any riot or disturbance.
Tbe Governor has cried long enough lor
peace. Sow he 1 iletermtnea to conquer
.peace. , We think Judge Watts or Thomas
should accompany the militia and deiec-
tiv.w. - A-
Tne PuiLoaoruv ur JKcoNonv. In ihaMt
times nt financial depression and unrecon
atrucltil pnwperity, be who makes two
blade of grass grow where hut ope .grew
ficfore, and the who mskei one patch en a
garment save the purchase ot aCw article,
nd tho like the Scotch cotter' wife,"gr
nld claeelook' mi.t good at tl new,"
Aoe a great deal towarjj remedying the
-privmdnna and dissomlorts to which we
have been and art yet painfully eitlgceted.
Otthis sort of economy, tbe philoaoprry of
wh'ch ie 4 apparent, is a j b lately inrned
oat at the coach tbop of Mr M B. lVirls
for 0. W.. Wynne 4 Co., fine-pcinien of
narriag,' ot mpdtr .Mle, jighl and, pleat-
ant, and luUbedoff la the tufitt excellent
mawiBr, ttttJ mhuM waa eluageA iate -ha
present shape trom sa Id, lilpl4td v
hirle, it perch far the trbrckenf the vi
ctriltj bl the livery tablca.; '.;
ft give u great pleasure to Ahroeicle
eucrr CTldences of thrift and iConc.my in our
midst, and ere -tggtst tt alt wh iauy bare
wijtk tsj: - thie l'e t be doner-rither- ot
repairinii or sjett work, til. cH r-"'tnd and
1 .-J n.1. Si...lrtisA fi-sinalwt -h.wi-
J-s-ttsmilis iv- -i'v-o". "x , ... -
eelve with the quality and price ut
such
work at home before tending . abroad.
ti.. ivt nl aa KaDliah ladv of the1 D
-i' i satos.Ls.lliir.a theatre Is
mi frt lis. nltoul SLU.UOU- to VI. ir ii.a,
.aa-a in,m Kitvtn seventV five Centi al Hie
j'ssJ value of fir lady bereelf total, 1 1.
A .OTlKR Of TilS 0 KOUS SW1SDLK.
t art-ma '.Ibat the Code Vmuiiwiouers
be l.rtWtMt,-H'.4ess-'
, ston, ! wt ui'i.il ' , atlaptud to the
j new C ode For .m cause or t4irf .-tbia j
; - nor nt ftiTiii tt,t mt jh rhe r.egMstar',
; audit, ihcfet.iiv, h: u.i uiore forte, aud j
j effects as a Is. Ilisu this cilitonal. But. I
1 nevertheless, the cutrpetbty Secretary uj
' St4itt luu this hook oi'Tuiuis published and J
j bound, in b. ok form, and sells it to the pen j
I pie ! theH'ate as ih.oigh it had pasted the ;
! Legislature, and were a psrl . the statute ,
j laws ot H e Siatc. In isiku to prtsdoest the !
; impieiMon f ;,uft lh b -pii. srd trie ti
Uliire, it is pi failed b toe '-.' r lulled bv
tbeCpyle t'oiutiiiH-io. r.-, luleoiltui to give
the biiik cff.:ct as l.tw when it shall
pa- a,
if,Uve dus, t-bt l.ji,i..i.u v. - Tbst bni'hj
( it- . ,.i .. . 1 .1....
wt,peti.atev stu n lat ti utiti tic h.vi i turn
lawvcta, .Uis!if s ot the Peace ami
it her
..in er,. i,.ve 1,,,,. and sre buying- tU
bo..k, tuppntiig tins official is in g..od
fi thy carry ir out thr work of the Legis
lature. N-.vf We iltWjiiiiuc (ins s. heine of this
official cvipst-baggi-r. as an outiageoue
swilliCiv lie tskes nilvaiitafre ol llisofllcial
position to ,l.c.-te sn.l uiisl.-a.l tlm people
f .r ! h' ex ir.'S ptupose of -.imeptitiro.iN
gam, and in such tnj an to do it in al el
lectuallv. . Kiuiwuii;. Uiu, thai such a book.
pa n i the Legist -tl ure, would be much
sought after, hu uil-l.sthe Tiook at the verv
high price, ol' two
to be so lil lor on.
h.llurf perc -py, it ouht
.loll,,, .mis price wool, I
be a L'ood one I r it
VVnv the tn.ok di.l 111. 1 pa s the l,egl"l
t m e ii e ir.- n .t . 1. 1. -i oi.-. !, t.nt it is p.-ubaMi:
tliat It was, Hi many r. .-p. c;.". il. t c .veainl
imperfect. We undel-tiland thai niany ot
the forms are very .lef'ective, snd will, pto!
aliiy. be p it as. ite lor ollnrs.
But this in. lie ,l..ii't stop at this. I he
L -gislftiure did pas- t... nis to be used be
lore Jiiati. i-s nl the Pi ace, ainl thee ought
to go out lo the oilier ol the Siste rrei ol
ch-trie, and thev ouglt t.. have la? n sent
out lim . yo Hut this .uipct I.Hfaf Secreta
ry ol Stat. , foi hi- irit-i.'s jii'i, br.ugs inn
fue alifion ..I this t.ook and suppbea
liiM .r-i fiti htlort the Hato otlicial
tdltim, Cllios out l ll.s Im.ik Is due the
t.tlieei's free ul chaise, and the price of the
copi'-s sold ouitht to go into the State
Treasuiy Tbi haute calpit bag Secieluly
ol Siati .lid a like ilnnav in relerence to the
Co.l wlieu it cine out. The Slate's eli
lion ol Il.e 1 ode was iatiyfJ until the See
ret sty sold Ailfi."i, sml supplied this de
luumt.
We tell tli" JJttoj.le sixain, that the car
-Mt l.sceri aie lieie I .r the. purpose ot
tb-is'lng liii-m u.
nr. not-onlv li. le
acc.'iin'bh tiien
i ul l p.issit.le w im ; t In-v
t-.l tins purpose, bill they
pillpuse llio-t itffis'l uall l .
-sin - her -, I hey hti.l l.illll
When tli
dirt! .
iiitii they ...p.i
t line linlH s, tine clolllc-,
. I iaui..i.il rins and j.in . ol i:rcaL vn w
tioW did tl.ey . I nl these tilings I '1 hey
did not 1..1I I..I llo ni, "Kailioa.l tiugs.'
' PtuileutlarV funis'' an-l vlher iKirts ol rivytt
are the means through A hi. h they grow rich
oil the people, an. I are enabled to outrage
eterybody white and black. They doii'r
care any more lor t.arty or principle than
the bu.zoril lhal sails through the Hir, whal
they watil is firry and this tliey will bave
and at. soon lioin a poor u. gr. or tctUawuy
as In. in anybody els.-.
Now, who sustains these carpet-bagsrein f
Who givis Ihi in postitou aud couuleuauce
and iitlliii uce ( Our "loir "secesh" "U iv-
. fu'n.upon these men and sustain the white
' and T.TacTL iiircaK'iiT the T?1!it?;1ie" "enuid"
silence the carpet baggera forever These
tollows havu corrupted IheLegiatttture, they
have corrupted tbe negaoes of tbe Slate aa
far as they could, and many uf the whites,
and "tinvt-rnor" Hidden knows tbia aa well
as we, aud yet he sustain tlietn, they are
his advisers, alders aud Comforters ami
chief associates. Tht-y afforj bim ajrttuMt
society and official and crsonal pleanire.
Well, go it llul.len and carpet-bagger I
You'll see where you will land by and by !
people of Xorth Carolina, don't yon expect
tW'Jirmper snd become a jrest pehple under
the lead and guidance ot such men !
T5e following aire, the ei.mmeata of the
Niw York Herald upon tbe disgraceful
Be ne which look place at the decoration
at ArlinuU.n, the other day :
Di&unaciNO Pstbiotisji -That officur ut
uariaea who so outraged all the decencies
of human it y at Arlington, perhaps thought
be fas in t .me way- csnimsndins: himself
for great xeal to tbe powers that be; and
either he has s moat unjustifiable opinion
of Jltom powers, or it is a bad omen for
the country if they are to be pleased ia
that Visy. Diws thi functionary reflect
tbe view that prevail near heaVlqhartera 1
it possible that we can not see bow to Ihs
patriot, without being biuteti Is itjp.wsibie
lhal our respect br a grea: csq-ie requires tie
to eferci.se a itieau supervision over the ac
tions and thoughts of tlnsw wbose si.rrov
dttl'er frotu ouis in their direciioaf I tuw
horrible tyranny of a inaj .nty lo go imo
1 .i...,.;.A 'slit . that irrasVs.' . ...i
hlra'n'mi"be Kiii veiJ ov3r "mourueti
with jmMmtwtiiif sge. fb fcrM w.
wromf ) Shame on the seal that par ues a
quarrel tieyonl the grave, lathe United
otttti of Amcrice rre'dom has been much
crstujHid fv tsiiue lime, but we bave si nays
desired to "believe that if was only nectssa
riiy so iVrmit u. men in authority, to W
tise tltwt Wrwi t treeliooi for a wuiou..
to ao fo the ciave of her son or her lover
ami cast upon tl a token of remrirnbranre.
It rtiire is not, wtiat Dexier ara jmj insn
the t.rmal d.vpoli that made Austria a by
WOld among nations I
Pagliart, aa Italian chemist, has invented
kind of Paper with,
kind of paper wtthr which .boiiaL.lax3d
rated that, tbe
. ... . - -f
pirfi
hen tvtd to pack ettimat eabslau-
tt arenrfve ihem, U a ptriasU. tresh state,
MtSJtt'
"f
For the Si-Ulinel.
I'KX .IX t tK KKKrVHKH:Mlf THK
LSI VMtsLLX MR XUMlLi'AUiihl:
A. ' UAH BKSS.
iwMsTri rstrWiw m mi,
a tt it to thk niitrwivr ov Tttte eatvtenxiTV.
no. 11.
liirt nkw to. sn ntf. SUA..
In ; fii'j, tin- corner stone of two additional
huditinirs which were to rontain the Libra
nis it d Debating Hull '( the two Lit entry
S .clerics and also, to affor 1 new n citation
rooms snd domui'ories, Wet laid. Tht
nunibir id sttnlefitl wl ich had. fluctuated a
good deal liuntfg the first ten years ot Gov.
Swain's a lminm riion bad however on the
whnle steadily adviiiiccd. and Inr aeverul
years previous to '59 hml i xciiied the cu
iiacitv ot thecollegi: buthliu(lC '! And the
ttidiBTsj aerTtidingly hil,ovtrfl'wBd intu
thvMltaiftt. occntye tverv n'(re room and
W1laso, acCTinyrtiStverv npare room
1 ffiA.. Tk m.:. ...1 lltlll-m trt
office. This led Chijel Hi!llra to tbi
i erei tion or newt tune two-rooraeu ohicto an
i nuk- 1,A t...M Wl,.u-i.i t.w.lrv iiniiitiili
inr nmvetanHU .hi. yard, or
I s Yiictut lot, fl.leil it tip with an "orHce,, or
two and forthwith rented the same at any
price lie chose to ak. This toon liecame it
popular way i f invistiTng surplus capital.
The to w cnlleire huililing it Was supposed
would ruin thi-c investments, but it sw im
they did not, for b. ing warmed with fur
nam s they were found on trial to be uti
popnl-ir as donii.ttoiiea with ttie young men
The new Dubatiug Halls were splendid
spailm. .nis, mill elegamlyfurulslied tiy their
respective Societies.
ihs I'.uimaiis
N t the luat nilere-lifiK object ol atteu
I ti.m Kh .ut the Umveisity tiuililiutra are. the
poriiau.otil.siiiu.siie.lctorunaroi.mans
I Willi II aill.ll 1 1.17-K iwioj in.T ..v.
) are ll.nu. ai d B akely, and Win. K. King.
I am! Maiium, an. I Hawks, ami Doln.in, and
iss-.itu . awl IWwis.,sii.l Polk, thrte too
: arc (ii.v. Swam, and lr t'al.fwell and
j iloopeT, in.) Mitchell, and Phil iis Many
i . I tl..-. are valusl.lt- not only as a iniiralile
: hk-iirs-k bin a liue p ilini'igs and Vy .lis
: to mil. .hi d si 1 1., s
Uo these fites whlTb s.-i-ui instinct with
j lite lock down uniuove.t on the silent deso
; l itioii sliK-li una ou r. minis them Have
i uo glances ..I won. I ru-g Borrow and tli
j may b.-Bii exchsnye.l a nong ihrrt) m.-.i, in
' inn. en's .1 i lie .--a!t- while they lived, the
j pitilean.t l.ou-t ct tt r-r re-pcuve Bocielies,
I to w h.mi the honor ..I tin ir Cniversity was
j .1,-i.r. i t iaii l.t. ; It cu r "utoie their ectioee
, talk a i.ug il.e walls' iiicti inkt one may now
l.eu tlx- a. c. n's ol indignation and cm
tempi in tli Hull- if ever shadowy lorms
; aie veil to yli.l.- alon the eorritlora, those
I iimptv buih-liugs are ih'W haunted. Into
' whal'lmu Is have we tallen, tl.ey may Well
j exclaim, what po r and beggarly pre ten
is tins oia Uuivcrsity! What daily farce ta
this upon n uicl). we are compelled to look t
! Is this Noitn Carolina's ratltad to us? I
, tins lift v. ii. i ..' ion lo our meiuorie and
J lor the preci .ua htiriootus which whieh we
: t diieai In .1 her
f)r.Jy lMtlAX.'hAJtOf PS OFFICIAL MAWti
prefeent sititalioSi JorlSr;i7,0V HhysT TUE rne.,.
I Ati no' 11 lliiie
1111101-111 "1 the
I I 'ar. litis'- flinvt-i-ity, eontrasteil with It
I it once vvsf, it ia in the tact fiat North
i ir. lul l as a Slate Iiai had no hand in it
. I..,; is I ni mo So tat she is clear, and Stands
;t....t. -. iis.'iiiiiig not I., the counsel and
I .I. ..I ot tin in " A yet. she looks on, in
i Mnu.uciinl ni w Hon. But the day will come,
w .-l i' lies of the State, when with sounds
j ..I i.j.i.ciiix and tcais of gladness we will
l,Nop to place inn I niversity once more in
. 1 1 ii 1 1 -. wi.ithv ot tin- trust, (it to suci-eed
j tli.w w ho are g.me ; aud who will r. store
i thai ancient leit lo us lotmer pride of place
I and lilt it lu an even higher stand in our
' eoiilidei.ee aud allecliou. Till then, North
i I'aruliiia will be patient. She will do noth
ing unworthy ut hi r -It, or ol her fair re
uuwu in the past. Her strength, iu regard
to the 'University is, lor Ihe present, lo lit
ttiiJ. lift those, who have been placed
mere now by the toliud billy u( party and
who arc endeavoring toisrryiil the farce
ol apolltn-al insiiluLiou of leaiuing, stay
there It they cliouse aud tai tbe bread of
iilleucas at her exueuse. North Carolina will
see with a smile mat they do it in ulltne.
TUK I'MHillSI I V .l7INK
-7 In ItHS , tbe firs series ft ttte .North
Caroline Uuiveraity Magazine was issued,
edited by a Committee of the Senior Class,
and supported by noiiody in particular.
Under the latler vonditiou therefore, it lived
but two or three yews. After tho manner
ol l.!Uege,Magaioi s jl referred' frequently
to Tuermopylte, Periohtia, aad the Gracchi;
.iLjJjaiuisLtia ' Jjiekuu."; inscribfid . 'Llttt'i
ui alias s - "ind sang halting measures
iu praiae of "L ing ago" and "Ni ver more."
All young people are occasionally given to
mslnucholy. T'eie were also el thorate re
views ul Byron, Shelley and SUeeulay, and
"iPapers" touching crrtain statesmen, the
hariKss ul College imauiostiou. I remem
ber No. 1. was devoted to the merits of
' Hon. Lewis Cass, the first of U ving Ameri
. can geniuses.
; la lf5 1 2 began -the second eerfaia, which
a lone as it continued in existence, till
the outbreak ot Ihe war waa wall sustained
by the public, and bore the imprest ol Gov.
Swain's guiding hand. He look a very
keen Interest ia It. Every number contain
ed onnthing trom bia (tore of the Revos
hitiooarj history of the State, and though
a yoBog Itsdy did say once that there never
was anything ia- tbe University Magaxine
but dry stuff about the War ot the Regula
tlom yet I will vesture to say that it ia to
he pagea, diaregarded in their day, that the
jlultire h.stririan of the 8ta an4 th Cnt-ivera-ty
will turn for mucU of hia rarest me--t.
rial. Uvru nuw enquiry is being made
for it, and stray numbers are picked Op
eagerly. Thre was tb.ble all tarough the
ciiurso of this Magazine's careuf, a marked
iuiirov. ueiii from year 10 year. There w i
aleo a marked improvennnl visiblt., in the
bine of College. The tonus men were more
sn.eoabla- to pnWus cipiuiou. Thing that
were ctone openly and wit.uouk -motjae t
- IKtr, wo.Nd bavwheea generally coaluuif
ed in 1 S6S, and things that were tolerated
in 1U6 would bare been utterly scouted
smoag the tdeat to, 18S0.; 3rrrv
AS'TOt MOHltlTT.
And il.i brings me to s rather delicate
auLjaut iit t,jjiUiifatis.h, arnle it t av-snh-jecithat
needs airing. It has often been
urged against Chanel Hill that t! ere wit
more Tice,IprrTgacy snd dVssipalioe of
everyr attiti going un txnenecsers mere, into
Id most other Colleges, I do not claim to
be well posted in tucb matters. There wet
no doubt at times, a pjifid dirat ot IhaU' hid
isasWsjlseilttwWWwwrsLW to -My,
i not more tbaa at'other lar.r nnllsurfis V.,t
i so much as at loan. What wa anting at
I Ciiapel Hill was t bleref tone ajBojaeyaftelJ
frtt-fiWtiuiii! JtndT.
cotiversatiou more gntl manliatia. " Ihty
irsn tnUrtU Ar tm yumi), aa a geueral
rate.".. . When Uu-iiii JilLiiti..
ior Class of yonng men-old tiae'the aver
K
always said oil Ooll.ge wt ul 00 ,
wetk - It -wee Use xctpinstawt trtlgave WM
tllletr, d ! ortws et
lore who lets the. Cass. Tbe eras - of 1801
was such a ism It-sMBtainad tuaav yutwtg
at a who setsiim ill ym ss- wst
they j iiaed the CulUge. and who were lit
more than average maturity ol Blind, and
Prof. Mctver waa ornr of us brat ieotwra
He, it may be s?i.i in passing, is the only
man now in the present "Paculiy" at all tit
to- be there, and be will bes.t scuttle bis
reputation in North t ar..,u l'y lining the
lit si to cet out ol it. Aa an "hi f'riiu.d aaid I
to him last weei on first uiting with .him
after many ywais "Prol. Mclver 1 am ernry
sir to see you tr. "
Of d the nuxuluftU ihel-'acuUy Hint 1
have mi known at llln p 1 Hill. Ur. Hut.
raril, Prot. I hurlea I'uili.ps ami Pint li. i'-J
burn tlid more by their iu etti.uiae w it'n On-
a u.ii-nis. by th. ir couveisatioit mi l e'yle ot
teaching lo g.ye llum sctiolai iy tault. tic
vale their anus,. n.l ins, lie rheui unit
geuerous aiubition. ,- i.. iMttfioun ii llu,
euctst, utiles a boy came lo College- wit b
tiaed rrligiuus principles alrntdy imprei-sed
bv his .mother's haii.l, there was not much
clia-nc ol his receiving them tli re. Atnl
yet 1 kuiw of one gra unite who lying on j
his .l.-sth bet) iu a tar otiilieiii State, sai.l
lliat he owed all his religious kunwl. 'l o- j
aud the hope that sustained him then, to I
tlie Suiulay recitations of Dr. Mitchell and
Prol Phillips. There were no lalse lights i
ever hung nut at Chapel Hill.
THR CWIXKUK IHAPl aliSH. j
The religious instruction provided has j
always been ol the best. No one will ills I
pute this who-rerBeaiters in have b aid in j
the College Cbaiiel, Drs. Ureeii, Mltnhell.
AJt!rt Shipp, Ueems, Whea,t. Htiboard or
Phillips Tiit-aM preached by Ititns when
all the village met with the -t.iit.iin In the
t Impel And wlnu ihe lour village
chuit:lijs vrt re built thev w.-r.t generally
supplie.t with the lasit pre's. -I. era in then
rtspectivr; iK-noUiinatioiii. I'.. preach in
Chanel Hill was to oreach to critical and
sppiecisl ive au.ln;ine- V.t!. snob mu as (
Tin Tu and W.ls.a lu I tin Baptist I liur. h , I
fc'r.it .t.i Sll.ii. ,1 all. I tl..ul. ... tit. Mull... !
dial , the saint-ty and now aaintrd liiou.iih
K. 1'ivis iu the Lpiscoptl Church, and Hi
Phiirp-ui the Presiiyieriaii, there was as
iiredty uo lack ol attractiveness tu the
church sel vices. That the vouug men were
not more olieu impressed, and thai there
was not greatet s .l.nety and more eviih-ti
ce ot reugKius feeling among tbem, mm:
he attributed to tbe waul ol early ttaitni g
at home. All education begins in th. cia.ll.
Tbe first ten years ol life are the important
years, and tbe boy whose tatbei and mother
have not warned bim aganmvt evil assoi i t
lions and taught him to loalbe iuipuiilv,
and druukenoess, and Idleoeas, wilt hardly
leave College uoataiued, or without silngm
and shameful memories to bauut bis b -i
bourl in after years.
ok nr.
The New York World, Of Kr.dav, pr. l.-i-(hc
following charge of official malversation
iu n lling the public offlcos for his own
!ueflt, by Ot-neral Orsnt. It is of tlu..
charges which must lie met. We trust, i..i
thehonorot the country, it will be; Lu
never was more infamous a charge brought
against a President of ihe United Sta'.s
The trouble which Uraut is t-xpeiicn. ig
iu referent tit the appointments for .-tli. t
in the Hsirlct of Columbia, accordlno lo
all rcpoibi, arises from the acts on the pa. t
of tbe President which makesbiiu snienal.l,
under tbe bi ibery. law It itLWfll known .fe..
the public that firsnt originally sold his
house iu Washington to Mr. Styles J. Bow
en, formerly Postmaster, for forty thousaud
dolltrs, enteretl into a ConUact to tleliver
the title, and Mr. Bo wen paid the usual ten
percent, to bind the bargain. Huhet-qucntlv
a fund of $t3,000 waa ra;s -d in New Yoik
to purchase the bouse lor General Sherman.
Grant thereupon re n ld it to those psrtics,
J.mt Mow. cojttid MmmMn i.i.Uwto
found bis eontrarl witn Wo wen in tne way,
and that gentleman insisting that the ptop
erty was Ilia, and he the ouly person who
could sell it. Mr. Bo wen was willing to
sell the house to the parties who had raised
the money tor the price named, for then by
be could make a profit ol twenty five thou
sand dollars. But .Grant . insisted upon
havinff the twenty five thousand extra
himself How to get at . it, abd get lid of
his ''Contract with Btywetr, -was- a rhtneutt
question,
During this time, Grant wsa prestieil by
the better claat of Republicans to appoint a
Mr. Robbins Ptsjtmaster of Washington,
who had consented to do ao, andsrt Htittfi. d
Bobbins' Iriends. After tbit promitte had
been made, and the paper eigned fttr Kob
bint, tbe'vieton of tbe.iWeoty-rlve tbostnind
dollars extra on tbe house again camo up,
and he finally agreed if Bowea would give
up his contract and abandon all vi.tiios to
tbe twtuly-tiv thousand extra, that Bowen
should bave coatrol ot all Fwrh-rai appoint
meats for tbe District of Columbia. To
tbia Bowen, it 1 aaid, finally aseentail,
Robbin lloet the pottotficc, and thealate has
Nines been mad out by Bowen, and Grsnt
hat told i the ofheet tor ti.e Dtatrict for
twenty Ave thonaaod-dnilar. U ha trrbi
given another example that the true mean-
ieg of hi motta waa, "Let a - have peace
The will off t;h late Drf Jamct Rush, of
Philadelphia, devise air bit Targe fortune.
with tne exception or tome inning oe
qoeefl, to the" Pniladelpbia Library Cum
pany for tbe erection of a branch library,
which iball. serve at a fif ing memt,fial to
hut falher-in-law, Jacob Ridgwtty, and hia
(ItsMased wife, r&cee Anne Kusj,
Dr. Rush it bett known oUsldeof hi own
city as ihe author uf "Hush on tlie 11 uutao
Voice, Va laMth which bat aerv-ai aa tint
basi of ll tvcstul: works oir il-K nil. iu. Mrs.
Hush was long the U-a.h r of PbiladHiplna
rocieiy, and wa ntiM'd lor br ?rinly hoe
pitaiity. Her father, Jacob .'.-..tay, was
a millionaire In the t uie r.t O.raul, aim
whom he was very intimate. Tie litit .i i
which ecetv!t tne . ben fit of hi wetllh
wa. louuaed tsf Berrjatxrin- raihlin, aad; i
taid to be the nci.est, ,tn vainstifn iM
books: ef anv in Amcr.cs. -V. Y; n'irliT.
The Israeli!- in New Yoik - raising
1nnd to relieve their brethren lntflv .)Wt.
John Ettly, one ol tbe ncgro'"" c-
Marcos, in tbil c.ty, over 'Jar ago, was
brouifht from Marion C. H., 3 -C , bToftieer
dollars last night sad lodijtd in 44.1 fe)J
Jut
v
jlfnritl !'.
(
f. .-TW 9W yrawoyaeo tirmU nbare;t Hm4
1 the psinttnel irsia K. !e Long, 4
iNeva.la, as Minister to Japan, was me ri-
STlIf 5raTiarmHB"rMeefi Senator Slew
wetntttl- He btmaf, made and-enttrrwd intw at
tbe tune the latter withdrew from the Sen
asi.)ailigb.l.ia.,kwur ol H-lewart, and U.t .(
He.I.W Xye aOqoieweesl hi t he appotetmeot .
ol De Umg in .u-Oi'-r to secure his arsjetice
fnuq Nevada iluring the next rVnati r.al
wieat--1
Tlie liem.KtraU have called oonventtons.
le he held during the month ml Ju..o, . in
each of tbe six diatiicts of A hi bam t,
1 1 1 111 1 i 11 al (r candi dates lor Congress. '
1 A hill Is lieiore the J-'auadiiju Parliaiucol
irspitciiiig sedm-tion. It provide that e
'diner, omler proaaiae of nagrrtage, of an
1 unmarried female ot previous chi-te cbur-
after, shall be puuiabed by nuawor uupnt
on
mea , ..r lion., st Hie option tu me coun,
1 1.1,
but r It .all not le condemned nn the snh? cv
l.lcnc. iit the ternale.
I r t .N. w York city last week, at the year ,
ly iini-ti'ig ol the Hicksile Quakers. lianiel
Hill, nl iltii.., said that 14 OWl.OOD.OtKl lives j
had perished by war since the crrattow ol f
the world an average ot 'i.OUO.OUU auuu- i
ally, ur 6,U0U pi r day
Itosating ears o I tM.ru aie ripe in Hidalgo
comity, Texas, audit was calculated that
t he corn ctop would be lully
the 11 h 1. 1 June. i
matured ,JUs
Tin- Treasury Depaitui'euthat determined
to construct tour first-clae mvenue cutters.
Proposals for building Ibese vessels will be
iuviu-d in a lew days.
A number ,t ttte friend of Mrs Surratt
and Captain Wirj viaiie I M"UUt Olivet
t'uiueteiy Sunday aud strewed flowers upon
their grate.
A dispatch Ifont M.uilresl states that
Unity two lives were lost by tlie wreck ot
tin- V ssels Malgaret aud I'exaaou Cariboo
island, off Antil'osta
.The New Jersey ..Slate pi ison au'ht.iities
bate jusl t .nti acted tor liie lalar of about
thne hundred convicts, to be employed in
ihoeinaklug, st 'sixty cent a day.
A XhsiHO Asuresiiii, J. W. t) Bland,
ti e smcy Princ Edward negro who repre-.-nt.
.1 that coun' y in the' Constitutional
Convention, has been appoiuled by the
President an apees or ol internal revenue iu
me fourth district - rVifA OitfMlrk.
A J llaimltou duclares bia iuteutiou lu
inn lor ilovernor of 'least, whether the
pobrual ors'siililioos uoiujuato him or
not.
t'ii-sh.
Al lAoUd.
.ppt-i- ale rsvscihg porti. n of
A singular .lirtuibauce otscurreit in a
ci nrt room at flreenstnvrg, Ind , a tew days
.,. A Mr KMing. a lawyer ol lhal place,
in mailing Against a new trial tn a bastardy
H p, . i I language that was dttttiiateful to
V. Wrftptr the lattfr1 assaulted .
the ..in-r, Ii Hiciii)J dangerous tl not lata!
iiijni v The Judjje, Bonner by naine, whs
arrested, and it now in jail awaiting the
re.-u!t or Kwltig's injnriet.
Prittce I. mis Ferflioand de Bourbon, of
Na lea, uephew ol ex King 'erdiuand,
was inarri.-il ptivately on Kiliiay lo Senori
ia An., lis llain-cl. ol Havana, by tlie II-v.
I Ii, . Wist man, In Si. Peter's church, Jersey
I i.v. I lie saute ffouplr weie marrleU tome
t imti ago un.l. r ucuiutr ciicuiuslancis by
Just i. e U ..Ie, ut Jclf. rsun Maiket Police
Couil.
On the lath in-lant, a young Udy, aged
14, liiing in a very aristocratic region, iu
miattay, a.aa takjiauddeijly ill, and up
pes red in such extreme pain that the fam
ily became alarmed, aud si nt in all haste
for a physician. He came in all baste,
aud alter glancing at hi patient, riqilcleil
the psri-u's to leave bim a'one with her,
they did -o, and, in hall sn hour, another
youug lady upene 1 her eyes for the first
lime on this world ot sorrow. 8h made
such a uoiae comintr into the world lhal
IwWka&U!
the Doctor iniormeti iin m tnai iti.y uau
belt oi send h.r nurtte, santotbtr and child
wextt. '.' doing as WiltaC Ul.l be t xpectetl."
Urea' ct'iisiernatlon reigned On Ix-ing
-etnatly i qiiylionetl, the young nidthti
plaiovl th patcidity ot tti strsnet upon
a lad of 13, whp as then at fchool.
Charley was at-nt f. r, and blulit. red like
a baby. There were thin in the room a
Xalher, a mother, and a child, whose united
agr am'omTted-- ttt emly-fetffr -me-. -Ae
Tmt KvfiA10 KTjirtn
How ft.t KiiUfs Piast OfKIOR.
Mrs KrMa B Jotinsi.ii tits lately appi.iuted
PoHtmislress ol l,.-avenwnrih, Kansas, ami
the local psptrs say ththe cuiunie .Ci-d
operttiofis without a box, disk nr table,
tumbling tire mails all ovist lite rt .or, sirrt
ply'beCause ehe got huffy,, actf- wouldn't
buy, borrow, of take as a gift the flitute
tit her psedeeeitaore. t'on qnentfy, the
ollice bad to be aiiul up tor a aay, and was
not opened until the busiue-s nil of the
rrHy. by a aui ted effort, prevailed upon her
to take tbe furniture, awl gel tualitsrt into
torn sort el tliae.
AllioaTOr Race -Tie enteipriaing cit
laens ol Jacksonville, ; Fla, bave been
amusing themselves with tn alligator race.
sVtve your g animali aere tottxed ; tbe
purs w '0, bast two in three. Spotted
Tail, a Irisky yoaogsltj,. bol ed tlie track,
aud " went t'.r ' tit tpertatora The Ga
aeiie and B.aton Boy stcied in tht tame
unseemly wanner, aud then by loll a good
plate on the traci and weie .u Is tripped by
lSmxldft Jack and Champion Maid. At tbe
set-oud beat ChirttpUiit .Maid , came in
ahead, tot sitUUuiii Nimhle Js k again
did o his name A 1 ihe animal
are tu tramiug Lu abtMhul race to ctnie off
ii.f w day ...
iie! Ohio Hepiibficao Htsfa Votiyentioa
will he held on the SIR I A Jitrte..
Kansaa City has man 1 t years old,
w ho is ai.le to cultivate. his ar.l. u.
It is predicrt-d lhal the Plaint will be
.striked ol Viltlaloc in hv.
Tba'tVttoTe aumhat 'Vr7V,ici"t" Tortle"
ltuaw efsCtmttttltiBMjl 18fl8 'a 468.
A eunipauy vrf UnTter iitaret troops, and
contpofed of over one' bundretl, rauk aud
file, h lieea sent trt Toacaltiost, Ala, pror
ptiri.iut tue peoprie in sxtas etiyr.waica naa
sin been retracted or- ditclaimed by its
rrDUtcd author1. ' The jYanitor aavt that the
(rooj4te..a;f,vfkr.W(
tnai tney are vretirsa men; tej ao not ta-irx-Ute
with Btgrrm' "
Prom.tfiy A tlant Ciititiit lou,
j r.KVTm Tli MHrJlKKrriKi;
n Mrnrr -tfufr tttrrh v' mrrr.tlun r i
"SIh ! " f 6v jiiri.t.t your letter f ihs
Uth . AftriU-ftilVMiS -tiRff tu slhe cJxarsvwi - Ui-.
ciicnlathm aitit jsB...ot rmvirn; rnrrterf
away trotri tlrtrlOT'on, in f)l, the rtsrm.l
if Ht. Michael t Courcii. ete.. 111 wi.tcli
tfert, (ftoat 'astHutM- y Int .
uy that a p I ul0..nr .. u count. y
,',,,, , uttcilt .1 si 1. d l v Wai."
. n( ,.,), , ,k ",,, h
' Ai-ttn. tmi sv tt nt vmsl" 'Lu k tonrt-h
I toil bronchT y en ni I tirntfp. Htb'r
which had is-en sav .: t. in a burning but.se
j on aooie plantatioii. a".; piesen'.iHt tu you
, by an officer of a c..!. r.-l reinieiil, all the
1 tact-connet-te'r with whh h you entered on
I the fly rent, thmkitij th.-tt at er pea est oune
At l-ur.lv utlil ru.ij. W h i4!iaul iii
j liS Oidll.Of.tliiiJ.oIj IHS k, p i'l.- d 1U ll.'t.
1 .Vow.mv 1esr -ir, tWf co.tl.s.iin tht
I you Ml Charltston with a Lcnvy heart bc
; csiisc i.t its u. t.-i . S.-s- i f . ut l.y war woeo s
i;lii I I'd gritt li 'iii ih'c ., while he
i coiiht liavt' dmie tin, ch to huvi averlfed the
iSvigos of war, fltii all her -til l to preoipi
' tate and itigravate it wirfia. I It horrors,
i by desecrating tbet pul.u m whu-h y -u
idBtHataai by a iiinilc. ol alt)e en-iy ,Snl.
bath aoaiint tile ....w:li. ..n I :u t' l I o , i.
tending the olive toam-li ot pt.n-r vrm were
calling tor th- nil.- itn.! th.- sw.m.I 1o t..-uat-d
in th-mitet . JtT.s' lotis tituuin-r arau. t
llioae lor wbolu v .u uow u .s.n-s- sviiitiat)..
Uji,,,
jjr-U)MiJ til iM-iK w.iMi- oi C'-nsoi i n t
pre HUii rwunhtv lo h fivtiit' worltl, u
WHii etly r c ive aa jir-'sciii i.o.u h n r-,
knowing t it.- ptii - lute th. a tn.l i ot
lclung to tutu or )uuit. II, tii,i it v t iv-t-,
properi y , mit tfit u.i t.a I r,t ti-t iy I.
Irgaliy :f trior b My to tkv UU m .
ymir ows than uu btul Lu Uaw viV i
your'l ul the tlnfkiit.- ol t it tuUL Hit (
gou into (be li u.-i '! ..f tii:MHpi-ct.-n
vittim taful lt-l ittiM.-Iv I'tk, 1 him! --iriir-ii n
awn y,
Aiiin, you ttity alt r ca-.i:
iIhh tatutly wltiut kt 1 t'fiiyr.t mi-1-.
pcriia b Ijitj to iif!',iii tiiW ' ciifrlt',
iw.k4?JUti i:.: ou. iv.a
mke m t?tT;rt to Ui'itrr thif family hir
by luloritiiitg mfUjtnr t t, thtih jf'i
your,prtif "r u'werwimt. M-tai v.n ur'
sii.l was ua.ly to nai rc i' . Ii I y. u .-..n
t a any no tuts :. ,-naliie ll.t.i. to r. -nit i. "
No, your own letter carries iti-nial of tl,
tact on its face-, arret- Un- Mrst w .kelilne o.
fiueoce that struck y.nir Jivilnty waa the
damning rtp. ui li at. ss .wiiispeied mo.
your ears by yi "i In. n t, dint ofiarg.-s weie
made again! you ttiif you had setr'"?? si. it
made of) with said bonk. And it Wat- ou.y
to relieve youraril liuiu the odium of il..
ebaige of tltett or robiiy, u. y.mr uioi. I
tcttss" iKr'aoie- tiruu-ed lo action, , In tie
tuintwsiy, tlte tliittf, when trwkel to' in,"
ditt with iioleo property, givtst it uy. !,,.,.;
ConoesUtueut ht nubtugir priihlaU.si
yTbte valuable and .highly ohvriaiukj oi l
family relic, Itflu hatl hucu pn served t. r
two centuries., and LaudM ilo.vn lioin. sue
ta sort ffl-tfi psfiioral ions, was jred-aut
citHt iy. l'v.vnU. under f fff,Vlr
d ami powerl.au people, w-tu w-t.rB not - r
luitted lo cluitu the moid n.icrtd heir Ioclu
when In the posveeioli ol a m-gro or Yankee
preacher. Had yon aioii ti a deck ot taula
under the same ciicuiusiaiu: , ihere might
have In en some ccusc, but w hen you put.
your hantl rtpon tb it ifrcd brtik, ind con
ceivt'd tht- titourrbt of self appropriation,
you .-lioul l It..-'- tl.oug n ol the late . I
Auuai.ias aud Sapphita, loi y.ut were gui't,
of nil oil-. Use in t ui tlit ol llc.lv. n moi.
Iicineyus mot fth nttitc, for they ww ij.ii.
runt, and lie. I to mivc what tliey conceive t
To be their i.tvrt, w-lrtleymi t httuonaly lo. k
an-1 cm:. ' ' I 1 "I" H 'Ij U .ok nut or.li
nances, which suv , ii butuiug wotil-
li Uumil.g
Thou sha t not steal '
h.i'p lite ti'.uk rtml r. u.i it, rctttaps yc
... Sis- . .
r.
may, whije ' -timhiit." t, tni turiiwity, l..
dirt cud by tbe all as mg eye 1uonie pais
graph whoi h siovk! as a l.t.acoi lo t b -erring
lor two but. die i y :t;s, uji I in-.i
lead you trom the eliiKC snd q'tiifelrsands I.
which you sre baair-itlrig With" radios. I
teetl. And it retorunttitm be lm(.t.sil. , ,
you may at h ast becomo t;iiaitttt-d with
th. conimaudiiienl whl b ,it - thou shall
iS.V.T,i.....syra,,l-i,.,, '
not steal ; tuou -mitt u.n i-over. - - - . -
Keep the book, and wtien yttti iHe, Jim
it oa a legacy to yi.-nr chihlten. loul ti. a
if they are proper r.iiibcuiativ.a ol U.i
father, they will uheyish il as a treasioe
gnii ed in tlie same manner, fttM Under cu
i iimstuiices similar tn moat of which tliey
will riccive as an fnberrliaiice.
A SOITHRHN MAN
. BmcKmif Acviijfixrr.
VtAtm the .VfiiiriDajxtlis lMont.1 TiiImoii.
Ves iTdny morning abour hull pant i-m
o'clock, one of the .n-t.lrif!.tiul auci.lewt i
that we have bsien called up ii to rts:or.i,
oct-urted at the saw uujl ut W. K. Jones X
C'o., at fbr I'alK aiid rrsnttiMl iii the liistai.t
death of Jo1m Henry Wilioiighby. Wii
longbby,' with snother msn, b the name . i
Cbarlea Nk-liola, waa engaged at the stun, In
mill or the first fiiKir.
During the moinlng he had ih-cssi.-u
twice to put the Urge belt that drives the
bitigle machine oir to apn lcy. The Cr t
time be etuppeiUbe ah. el. Intv the .. , I
time, although cautioned by Nichul not lo
do it, he intile the attempt ts put on t .-
belt white tbe whet lt aere in motir n I ,
doing it be placed on foot Op .n ft lat .
etofs timber close to s heavy tlx toot jr r.
fly-wbeei, that waa revolving at the rate .r.
ttx hundred revolution, a mtnult, ant
somehow bis lorit'slipped and ws caugl.t
by tbe spokes of the flr-a heel, and in n
Instant lie wa wfairleii toaod at , rap d
rate atf Utir.g beama, limbers, and a heavy "
two inch plank which war' broken-:, to
pieces, auu spattering ins ttiaill ami lilof tt
ia-'HMry'sinWttthi.nifrt fjiliiff-jxatf'' iuatt
Ilng'ht1filmti and fttfcljr to piooeain ' t.-t
ribie mavueVr Hit Ut-ed au.t JiiuImi wet
mangled and turn from hit huiJ il a lies t
was test red ai the mck, and ihrmm a rtn
ln of fifteen feet npon the ll-ior, writ!r.
the mangled tnd btoten iiiultt nrj l.o,t ,
h-lt through titiUi llia wis.er bv,Uw ani
passed down us.ler tin-pi ,t.,rui atd o vi-r
the falls, a here, w ith tin- eseoption vi , ,us ,
arm, they wera ftfterwtrd.i pi ked n(i n,i
taken tn Jtint s A t o x. nfiice, wheio Urn
prrtented m.mkBimg:igJit,
Aichdeacon t'oa, who recently tiled ia
Loudon, received Uooi reveuue 'of the Ks
Ublitbed Church, durini the aixtv i,, .'
1 'ha was In orrtrs not ft.a ' a ui. . ..u.
The Coon teee of irwromstellliui ajzaiu
fqnatttKl"op her tmoetual estat.ai.
.w ,,i. ... I -. jc- s n .fc.-i.r i.-.' ' - ton- rw.a.'.-.-ii: y -iv
mtrria, sire wjrrrrtr.nIt(Tlt Tor Xieuteu-ant-ttovernor,
deroacds that tie hotel of
Vugtnia thi be opwej to it. ntg.o,t ,
-si - - - - . r -. 1 tt
s f rf-Vj-:-s-,.w m-V; , -r-S- -StJ