ME SENTINEL
rciuwcD at tu turf met. riBUMiiai
a.jt'a.irs.
Cotto Makskt. Tteported by Lyat.
Adsms, -Grocer Bad. Commission frier
ehaut. South Maiket Street 4 ""'" 4
i '' Ualkiuu. IW..5:
Prke f( cotton in our Market li faj :""
iouct the Market, sjulet, w , J
USDUCTIOMOPtSVB$CBfPTl'iX.
We4tvtbb day reduced subscrip
tion rati of the Dam. &ktiwbi at fol
Dailt tKiiTtKu. fr 1 year, 8 00.
. - uiooth,-?4 50.
y --A' " 8 months, 1 00.
We will deliver the Bmtimel to city
subscribers at IS ceott per week, paysble
each week. '
::: V-T-
, EirritKTAiKMEKT. Member of the
Hickman Ll'dgcGood TempleT, will give
an enU.it liruuviit to-night at Ouk City
- Hall. AJ.msslou ' CM. 1 itaet lo IK
l. I . !.. n.-lr Kr.ir nt I II Fnnl.
Uiv. Mr. Yateb. W had the pleasure
of meeting flit gentleman on jestcrday,
tad w glad to tee him lurking no wetj.
He was on hit way to hi Dew field of labor
bis ' old home, . Fsytttcvllle. We trust
his ministerial career wilt be as useful and
prosperous Id the future as it has been In
the past.
Havoc m Tuhmydom. This
b the
tenon fur the wholesale slaying ot the
Turkey tribe. Everybody, and bis neigh
bor, who could raise the wind," pace
Upon the festive board a Turkey I There
is magic ia the Berne, yet, there are some,
,jto.plieJssj
stuffed with onions, rubbed with pepper
and salt, and roasted. It Is good t But
a gonse is not a Turkey, and we wish we
could say, o this day, high and low, rich
arid poor, hath a Turkey. ' t 1
"Bkdikd THBciwEfcl The lecture
' of Mr. B. H. Pulttn, of New fotli, at j
Tucker Hull, on Monday night, on the
taking title, "Behind the Secies," we fe
; gret t J say, we were unable to - hear on
xount of "labors abundant," but we
learn it was a well written and welt de
livered production, evincing ability et4
taste in the writer and elocution of no ordi
nary sort. Mr. F. spoke to an audience
highly respectable . for Intelligence end
Humbert.' : ' ' ' ' 1 1 f':'-j .
" tt HrtToRT or Two Cluuatb
X. C ErisaA.' We are pleased to are
that soma few of our exchanges have con-
led sn editorial with the above title that
appeared In the Sentinel We see from
the tut Ncwera Journal of Commerto
that It b copied without credit. W de
epigrams. The first, according to Wheel
er's History, should read aifollow, which
we dunbt not is the correct reading : .
" Bar lie a Dodr who dod (red at' good,
- And didifod a deal of evil ; ' ,
But after flodKtos; all he could, f
. He could nut dodge the uevil
;
P lice focui, Dec. 2i, 18t2.-N.ittL.
niitb, for being' drunk and disorderly,
was Sued three dollars. ' ' - )
Judsoa Crenahaw,arraited Monday night
. for robbing the money drawer of MrS.
W. Weathers, -when called for by ; the
Mayor, was "h uad missiBg. The Major
at once investigated tfto cnuseby sunnrnf-
ng before him the Chm ofPoli'ce and his
aids, and Cpt. Watson, of the eight Po-
could nM And evidenceiosatisiy him thu
an) memb of the Police had transcend
ed his authority by wilfully lioeratfng
Crenshaw. Thereupon, the Mayor issued
an order, placing the custody of the keys
In the charge of the Captaiu of the Night
Police, and from him to the Chief of Po
Uce these two offleera,. alone, btirtg re-
ble for the aafe keepiog ot prisoners.
ucKiWuiiArBa. -;; '.,.-V.
Our distinguished tbwnsran, floh. D.
M. Barringcr, left Raleigh on Monday
evening, o witnes th marriage .41 "bi
n'i, daughter - of Oen'l Means, t Cen-
cord,
NOur cierer and intellectual friend, Oe o
B, 8uow. Eso.. has' lust returned from a
visit to the South.
Out Chrittmat Store are crowds d and
nearly all the purchase! made for the little
. folki ; ' :, I
.1 . - '
Moseley, the Confi-ctioocrsnd Toy mnn,
Is doing a lively buslnea. I
Thirty-twA thousand wxinds of tobitcc
M sold in Oxford on Friday, at the ware
bouses of Jones, Osboin & Co., and Toy
Son.
' Ther will be no paper issued at this
-?t5ce until Saturtby morning DtxU Al)
hand desire some recreation alter k hard
leat's work, and our pa irons will leadily
grant them the two 4ays holiday. '.
Mr. J no. C. Sj me is now engaged with
theAnMLend wilt no doubt contribute
much t-i the interest of that paper John
FIGUTAritOiiXSIlUCKLNG
i icctt imi ':kmm 01 tdi ieii
DEITII OF
THE
TUE MURDERER STILL AT LARGE.
. -' ; ; - ' '.u-41 .) ! "
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We have jiMt learned that in, the early
part of Uat week, a Buuiberof ut-genea bad
gathered at Mr. WthtT' ptantati4n, me
a 1 mile diatautfhxa RtleigU, 6r tlie pur
pose uf engnging lFtBq fiiiie omiureIcu7
torn '( slim king eorw. The sinew of
war U-ueine : wliifcKt-y fl.iwed fru ly,
some 1 M gitting into th heatU ot the
daikie. BeUigorvut keling utt exoited
and a free flghyuegun. Iu th wulet Jiwe
darky struck auotlier of ttie same c4lor
A 1 lie bead with a heavy ati. k", having a
very dittattmus effect,- The pmr h-llow
returned to bis bumble home, took to, bis
bed, and on Monday died. No arrests
have been made as yet. Fighting- U all
the rag it seems, and cuitmg stabbing
and mauling the past-tiute i the day,' It
U tune the law was getting hold of some
of those iellow the war-patb, '
, . . s
Ralkioh Bai-tut Female Bekimaki.
We learn with pleasure that the i Prin
cipal of this school has recently purchased
i very fine Pliiloiipical and Cliciulcal
Apparatus, porliaps on of the moat Com
plete in the State. -; ".' '
The work on the new building is mp
idly .approaching c mpletion. When com-
p oted, It will present a Very haadaome ap
pea)ce, and be ope, cf the most'eonve
nieiy arranged : the State,!
mtm
The CuaiaTMAt 1 reb or tub Ral-
kioh Battut buiDtY bcBopL at Tucker
Hall last night was a decided succtsn.
The children and teacher were out in lull
force notwithstanding the severe cold
weather. The singing b the infant'claas
was delightful and. nflects much credit
upon the management of that Depart-
Aruslruog was pruseuted with a beautiful
chrorho, and Mr. Jordan, Woruble, Jr., and
Prof. Uobgood were presented with hand'
some prencnts from their various cliiases.
Col. W. IL Tucker made the heart of
many cf the little imcs leap for joy when
the Superintendent exhibited' the tree
presented to them ty the Colonel. From
every limb and branch uf the tree were
suxponded greenbacks and gloves to be
distributed among the poor of the school.
We wish we had more men likeJbe Tuck
ers among us.
Wairs Afloat: on Christmas Readimo-
A Lkoal Cohvetance. The police
van. .'! --
Belle Mettle. "A young lady's
temper. . ;
CDTTisa A Stice Dropping a pros sic
ca,uaist4DC& 0 '!i' ' w ? !,.'. -
Whea is a woman ca cold as ice t
When she is a scold. . t
A man with a long head is not very apt
to be headlong. .
Whut part of a fish is tike the end of a
book! The fin is. A.
Why is a thriving trsdetman like ice I
Because he i solvent. ,
. Wbv U an infant like a diamond I Ik-
cause it is a dear little thing.
. , ft is very probable thai $e doctor givt
biiJiraWthetailol:'5 '.' i
With woinanaa with warriors, thert's
no ftbbery all iconquest.
What truit doc a newly married couple
mostly resemble t A gieen pear, ,
Why is a circus rider like an aristocrat!
Because they both move lu good circles.
A woman who tells fortunes from a tua-
-rpirt are4ougM-by-Uyar4 aa4
mora by llw Uh-',
The strike aiuimg the wheelwrights pro
duced some flue oratora.
Wheelwrights
re good spokesmen, ,
Never laugh at a mm ith a pug aixe
you don't know what may turn up. . - (
A .il.riKr wnnfA ill trtllYmJf it
b better to hide your saving or save yoft
hidings. ' ' N '
-The man who fit charged with marry
lng aiX wives excused himself by saying
be wa trying to fiud a good one. s ,
Man and wife are gcnerallyicalled one.
Some people, thouirh, reckon them two;
But ten is the proper calculation of eoine
ciupl the wife oae, and the husbaud a
cypher. ;J , ,' -
When is a photographic album like an
old fashioned cUiaa-hop I Whea is ifuJi
oftglrnaga. "
A riaiag artbt b painting Tor.nexWycaifa
ni...t A,...l..n,w Cxiiibitiim a picture f
Death as large as life. . - 1
A.lawyaisoot hk an apotuecary ue-
tcause b doe not deal in scruple.
t-AWidower, who had evf quarrelled
with bis wifc, said th last day ot hi mar
riage was as happy as the first. Aathr
widower said the last day of hi marriage
wa the happiest. ,',
Tbb occur mi an old book on net-M-
mnr-rn.iT mind w hicU t "Unw Uj
Iiaiae th DeVtl CoUdict your wifV
LSDKPKSDRlfT JOUILVALISM.
A' ficw diVcuwioa baa sprung up at the
Ntb sehaiv to the freedom of the
preos, and the com paralivw value of party
and independent paper.. We have read
several excetltot article upon the ml-jtct
lonicj that cont lined much thai s i
thoughtful, and just, aal eommi.Bdub
It I ran to bc.concedttd tli:it the day bus j
pfc-aed' forever wlun any nue organ o
avd domin.iut ftfluenc oer a great
couhtry, or en a 6ta'e. There will
Hem be aam any B chmood Knqtitr to
shape Virginii opinion, a in the dujrs o
Tom liitrKk-; the e wilt riever bo another
Autisnol JnUllijftaaf til " crta'.e ' iie
thought and g Jiixc'h n to thn r
gius of a great priy .ike the old Whig
rty. There will be r.o nirre Jo Gales'
mid Hwee- Greeleys to cieite ai d lead
public aentimeat. And for one wear
glad of iwTkoM Ri.t ttttnr were
pare, ; patriotic, high-toned men : but
other editor who might spring up, 11
endowed with equal power, might not be
endowed with equal , honor and, virtue,
aud If permitted to exercise as vast influ
ence over the American people as did
those superior men, it might be Very
baneful t society and very dangerous to
th cause ul in man freedom.
We like the idea of freedom of a free
people, of a in press. We gicw up un
der the Tott ring hand of the nymph Lib
ertv. and We have not foriroltea hi.r tench
iHgiC-We pray WeTaaJBTver forget theiu,
though the tendeucy now-a-days b t.i
other forms of government than our own,
and to the iuculcutibn of scotiuu-nta and
views as hostile and dangerous to the life
of a free government aa ruephitie exhala
tions are to human existence But let ns
consider a thought or two about the lib
erty of the press. We cannot now under
take to show what w regard as Ugilumit4
juurniilisui-t-wliat sr the prlvikgesot the
press in the discussion of matters personal ;
but will cuufltia oursell to a simp e though
or two concerning the freedom of the press
from party trammels. The writer, the
Associate editor, dotnot proper to bind
th7STilittlutactTou. by whatTAs
may writ to day. He merely wishe to
present his own view of the matter.
ll is an essential quality of the human
intellect t hat H must-be fceikto be healthy.
Tou can no more cramp the limb of the
boJy and confine them by bandages and
spliuls and keep them vigorous and fl xl
ble, than you can put . the mind in a
strait jacket of party or sect, and then
demand that it shall retain its proper tone
and health and strength. The mind to
display its full capacity tnuit be utterly
untrammeled, utterly free from every aort
of restraint No great geuius ever won
the brightest guerdon o( the world who
did not "soar fancy free" wherever th
wings of hi innpiiation bore him. When
the mind exrt-rtJ"completet powers iu
search of truth, it must be a free 4a the
wiudr unrestricted as the motions of
t-'i bird when with gladsome heart it cuts
1th its, tiny wing it native air. But
the weaknesa of journalism doe not lie
in any waut of capacity on the part of
it adheraou, but in a want of proper
moral ' sentiments aud con vie; ions.
Our remark are of ourse geueral,
for there are many noble except
tions to the gewiral censure. The In
tellect unsustained and uncontrolled by
moral sentimeut is a most dangerous en
gine. If the intellect shall exhibit it su-
premest power, it must be when it is in
Close fellowship and sympathy with high
moral principle. No man can compel his
mind to do service in the cause otauy
principle be holds to be erroneous without
serious detriment to bis intellectual ana
moral character. No wan ba fit mini
trant at any altar in the temple of science,
much ha a true teacher of what b good
and useful to society, who protitute bis
reasoning, thinking facuitie to tlbCMuae
of hat he upcts to be error,
It is iu
thb fatal prociivlly tVyTeloTupcoutcicnce
and conviction, and, to slaughter them at
the shriue of party or sect, Uiat the weuk
ncss of he press tie. A we regard It,
there caa be no real independence iu ad
vocatingall the measurta orjuitiiyingail
the acta of a party. To do this, a man
must urrccder individual, independent
thought, and becom a lav to the dic
tate and requirements ot hi party. . He
il not then a high priest in the temple of
truth, but' a partisan only, , echoing the
thoughts of others, and sounding the slo
gan of bb clan. , . i
''.We do not believe it potsible for any
man capable of thought to surrender bit
own convictions without moral deuutieb
cry. A a contemporary remarks: "I'o-
lilical papers are general ly commuted to
a single party, tin trot of party dieU
film it intenx as to overthrow all
moral resistance, and force tliem to ad
vocate menXand pylicijpB right or wtong.
This is sbsolim slavery In ibe most de
grading cause." We indcr-ie this wt
unreservedly, an J wc are glad tbat re
flecting oieiKar bcginuiag.to see how ia
aulferabte b the yke which party place
opoa the minds and conscience of mt-a.
It b the imperativu duty of an editor to
uphold what h nrucitHtioiulj believe
to it right, tile can'ooly dobi bj baiog
tuoruughly independent of rljr trara
mels. We would IkHo know what great
d.ffureae there b bet ween, J hat sort of sla
very that prsvaiU iu aouie of the European
HBVt;miwliei JOUinaittS a Bin
writVwtw lie rvj thinks, and that other
. . t.' -i-
iavery nn'.cn nwiiti a Biao wnwuinj
that wh oti wi hU party, ritibt or
wrong t W wotiM as .WMHt have' our
nia. br ait JSp( or a King, a an un
reasoning arid tyrannical multliude. Where
is tliora any 4 i fcr indtptadeut. thought
when yois tuu-t ran your mind in party
grooves, and indyrse whatever . certain
leadtr m&j do or dictate t We are a
firm Mtvoeato tot civil liberty, for aoul
libiTty, aud lor meil litwrty Every
Miflbla Ami rkaa iH v the same th ig,
and ye, the great m ! men tin gmot
nu th privilege 'f wo.Miijuiing God ss
you may choose, Ht will deny you th
privilege as a journalist of thiulinf as
you plena, and ol mritinf what yon may
think, Any editor who will dare to excr-,
ciic his rights ia 4, domain of thought
will lo denjuawJ a a traitor and rene
gade, if he should ruu counter on some
measure or principle to whut is called
party, - '.r:-r --'
" We believe, wb repeat; in a fretpreu,
but not ttf U.ch freedom as that 'As frt
Jqm t think 44othr ftopl Jo. A man
who afflliute generally with a parly, will
be unceremoniously denounced asaisor
ganizer that BiomeB he exerc.se his ina
lienable right of communicating bis awn
rt flecUoui, if perchance they should anta
gonise with his party leaders in the least.
There i no reason in uch proscription
and abuse.- TuV whole thing b funda
mentally wrong, and when 'carried out
would make intellectual slave of ninety
uiue hundrelh of mankind, and subvert
and deatioy the consciepce, : Werejujc
to believe that the time .is coming when
men will not be forced to run in political
and religious rut because there are ruts;
but that intelligent men will think and
act for themselves in all matters that con
cern the soul and the well being of soci
ety. The writer, it may be aid, can
aff ird to hold theW view as he does no
purpose continuing bis connection with
the
hits
pre, Be it
written is
), and still what be
true. Johnhtuart
Mill b eurely right, when be ay,
tbat "whatever crushes individuality b
despotism, by whatever name it may be
called." A bigbciviliattion ought not to
countenance intellectual despotism, or re
quire the 'pits to become the slaves of
party A reform, therefore, I necessary,
and an awakening ha begun. The im
mortal Milton, one of Qod'i grandest 'crea
tions, said; "Give roe liberty to know, U
thinh, to believe, aud to utter freely, ac
cording to conscience, above all other
liberties." Let this be the motto of the
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pres. ' ' ' , , .,; .";, ;. - f.
ADJirrTKO to toe "Social Cihcle."
Mr. George IL William,', of our city, wo
united iu marriage yesterday, to the" beau
tiful and accomplished Mias Fanuie M.
Jones, of Warrenton, daughter of that
genuine gentleman aud schuiarMr. Jonea
President of Warrentoti Female College,
To our woitbj fiieod and his bride, w
offer all the good wishes and congratula
tions of tbb auspicious season a aeaaon
when every chnsiiau heart should throb
with Joy and melt with gratitude the
birth day of our blessed Meeteemer and
we are happv iu th thought andHhe as
suraoce, that our young married coHipte,
will sot forget, In ibis, the happtevt mo
mint ol their live, that Ho, ho came to
av th world, s miles, u dny, upon two
willing hearts, who iu His presence, have
plightc J their vow oi uueiuy. (
The Westebu -Rajlboad. e are
glad to learn that om step have been
wkea by Gov. told well to preveut,
possible, the tale and acrific ot Hie
Western North Carolina Railroad. Messrs.
bmiib and fctroug, ot lUSeigh, aud a
bwyer iu Greeosboro', ahoae name we
t'orget,aslsted by Attorney Ueneral Bblpp,
ilffoMitrtaincri aawrtiTptRtponirrgtheb
sixtv days. Th ial was to 1iave lkn
oiaceonthe Slat int. Tbb delay wrlil
give sufficient time for these abto lawyeis
to take such steps ss may be possible t.
arrest the ptrpetraiiou of a great indie
upon the people, ; A railroad that cost
3,000,000 wa about to be criBced for a
aumaoteiceeding a,000,00a , wa m
cewty hope that some action esq b
brought, that will foiesUll the effort of a
ring to rob the, people ol 4 large Intereat
ia an important road ' . :t ,
; Xf-twire ef Calomel. .
t.il M.u.td eomiwundt. Bcter, ar
h. tiF .irfurM diu-asa Uiau tamper with Uiis
mineral ixisim, no maiilef how carefully pre
pared, li extrusive use baa !nalr proyee
Uie causj ol rreaV sod disin-saiOK lujury. ur
.. ... i ... . . ...i, . tt ntmr-
I tt l lUla f ill sumMM mv ymm h
cury, and can be lakea at ail limcS wiU pr-
fect aaiety. . - .
TsvO Cocaiv, Ml., Majr 9, 1&69-
&. Wn, .14 I nil !
i bavs imis martyr to Uver (Aituplalut tor
tiirua tear., aud alter etuwojlnij Uie tvl ol
..K-tiin. aud .inuiuif muio-t ll I wss 'r
tur mtUiea. almla ol medieiue, )vur sjfunt
luiiucw io to uy J'-nr A.ivur rilia.
UWpu I tic in -E Jiarljr lor aeveral (seeks, and
bav oeea n niuctt- bentted 17 UieW tliat J
leel couaaaut ol a petit e car. - 1 consider
Hiem the beslaver Kedicme ttor fiieoered.
. UU1V.1
Dr. TaU'S Hair Dj eq;JM tut ftw mln
olesX - - r.
o 2i ee!lwlt
JIAUUlliU t
laolafifow. eelli, v. VUi, 1673, by
KeV. J. Watson rfM, He. W. A. M unlock, ol
Buiuburf, M.'C, and Miss Helen craw lord, ol
the fctier p-Ueo. ' , '
r-i;
A White Man Probatlr FtMlJ
SUbbwl by ft Xegro ! -
POLICE JQSO&iXT . OF , TUB
. MATTER TllRKJe IIOVIS
AFTERWARDS, j ;,j; t
On Tnesdny afternooa, about
white may by thename f Juha John.
on, was tabbel, perhaps, fatally, Sea
Halifax street, by a acgro by the name of
Anthony Ferrer., They were engaged ia
quarrel, whun word! lei to blow; od
the aegm, antlcipatiiig any hintlM par
poc' that Jhaxton' might tatortalB,
quickly pulled out a kn'.fe with a 'Wad
broad and long, and piunge4 it into ew
ad Ternary, in 11 C.ing a terrible wound be
tween th heart and slumach, the blade
triklug a rib in Its progress. The wound
ot a very criou chaiwcter, as intum-
matiim of the jxrituueum i feared. In
wounded, man had a violent hemorrhage
an hour afterward. "'Dr. Jatne MeKee
dressed the wound.' Our vigilant police,
three hour after the sad owuirenc,. were
In a ytato of "bliisful Ignorance," aud a
oxen men might have been killed ami
thev would have been none lue auer.
iJjfTo the tlui
been arrested.
T. B. Kingsbury' addrcs will bo Ox
ford, S. a for the present. Bo any kttois
or aewspapera intended tor him iadividil-
lly may be sent to that onto,
11 y rtterence to our adveitiiement col-
umusitwitl be ecca that the Piedmont
SDrinc. in Stokes county are for ssle.
This is valuable property and it would be
well for our capitalist to correspond with
A. II. Joyoer w ho is the Commissioner lor
the sale of th land. See advertisement.
Wk acknowledge the receipt of eom-
pWcmarTrlcTKtrwrWfi
tertainmeut to bti given by the iiicmlier
of llickman tnIge of the Good Templars
at ' Oik lily Hall" to night. We advise
those of our citiaans who wish to spend a
pleasant eveuing to be sure and attend.
. 1 .1 ''
Jons Armstrong, Eso,. We cm not
close oar connection with the Bkhtikel,
without directing attention to the Hook
Bindery and Blank Book Manufactory
under the management of our good friend
John Armstrong, ol Raleigh. There Is no
cleverer a man in this little city, and bis
establishment Is one of the-most complete
in the South. lie will da you justice
every way. Try him. '
1 a ' " ;
Tub LorjiaiANA Auphes. We hope
every one olour subscribers will reul the
able address issued by the Louisiana Dele.
gation In Washington. It tell the most
hameful story that n'publicnn eat ever
beard, and announce unmistakably in its
record of facta, tbattt b the must on
Gtoihing blockhead and tyrant now liv-
lug.. If civil liberty i not already doom
ed, thea we are unublu to read "the signs
of the timei." Space prevents a discus
nn nQhe' Important and startling topic
of the address. , i '-'!
t H Ai.L-Ptx rrHFrAKELIit.- W- lean
In.m a gentleman just from Louisburg,
th.it the, small pox U raging eight miles
from that ploce, Up to yesterday morning
there had been eleven 'ruses, and two
deaths. The disease, was brought from
the SvUth by a 'gentleman who visited
family in Fianklin and died with it.
Every member of the family is sick with
it There is great alarm in the cunty
and in Louisbutg, and the pet.ple of th
latt -r plats have instituted a strict qusr
amine, and the bridge over Tar river i
fry, "EfWJ
precaution Im been tukcn lu prevent the
turead of tha 4otltMe -dbeaae.- Tlte
pbysicba attending the Cases wilt vol be
allowed to return ttgder thirty da alt
the lust chs it attended.
Mcdicai. BLoaoa. from the eitu4
Whea SB gaoot applkat tbeir salves to Weapons
instead of wounds to th present w duawaks
age, th oadieal prolesston ha ofira anwit-
ttlnirly taken side wl b Di In Iu eonfict
vilUi ihaliumsn system. Even yet. In spit
of the teachings ot Centuries e-f exvrlieetf
soui jhjslclsBS tellevc la dtp ttlcg tbclr pa
tents, already sertou ly eJhiusUd by sick
ness. witb powerful evscuauta, auieties, sail-
vauta, eutia Idal pu.sU rs, or the lancet. But.
providentially, public intelligence u ahead of
Uies niudlcai luii-ils, ho belong, of rhrlit, to
the era of lbs Crnasde-sl Tbat powerful ail
ofnatpr in It waifure lih the causes of
ii k iieai, lloslettsr's ttuimaeh Bitters has
opened the eyes Ot the uiAne to lbs para
mount importance ot biereaeiiyl Ilia til
atrvncUi ot lb body bea menaced by dia-
m 1h J Bniierst ad that wben tba sliuos-
pburic eoudiuuu ar auvers 10 iiintiui ss(
, or riniui lv. In damp, blllj or seorely eo,
wemlbt-r it Is wise su la.nforee tbi sjsUiut
w.tba wUois.ne.unie ana anuiuiaui, auu
Ibus enable il W oinuat aud re-inu Uis d
prtsiur inttuenc ol au lucumcni t'uipers
m a. it iliu eonitiluliooil aud auiuial 110W,
en went slwajs tbus recraiko la th iruwriea
of uiui'ir, n. e luurtaiiiy nom etisuuipuon
bronciiiils, tliroid' fBebioarmnr, 4e , woul
tw inueu leaa than il Ji. w Is. iue esusos
wbkb itrodme croup, eolds, qulusi-v, diullre-
ria auu curra aelaum atlttit a suoug aiid ac
Uva viUI ri icai : sua ot ail viuiIciuk lire, a-
rations, tiuttevkr s bilters ha proveu tba
usual emeieuk. It IS not euiuiou Kill uu
S tuidan. t tic Ism siwelut for Iuuk and tbr.
ouia.iua. aa il IslordtsuCiAia, liver eouipiaia
aud interoiiUenw, but il la uiilitsnauiia') a
orlctl that II is the beat.kjiowu taleuard
K.iulal t'' atiinuiipauiie uruiuuu ol .!-
L,l thaalu
0(C 1 rtWHllWAWlt,
TELECIMPHICMiM
.1 ,DISASTK0US I FIRE j! IN
NEW VOlfK.
lUrnumV Masenm;iBurn4
0 MULT FIRR IX PnilADKLim'A.
Jtc.
tStloS DIBfAlCIIBS j j
'"'' FlltK 1$ NEWVOKK. ' I Z,
' NawYcaE Dtc, 24 -Hie Public
Schorl,, ' ha been burned. Doe
tiuudrvd and flity glria nude their ctonpts.
Cabum'a Museum was b'uriK'd.'a cimcl
and aa eltphant weru only tivtd. . I ,
Last night wa the coldest ol the aea
aon. The ferry boata cross with difficulty
tSiinona, who murdered Durytjar, was
removed from the hospital to aa uuknawa
place to avoid bis buiug lyuched.
Vessels rep irt jrtvere'weattivir,, v ;-j
t OHUiS KEWe TIHS POPB MAKES
. AX ADDIIE.S& ; ; i
lhisue, 1K, lh Pops detivereii aa
llniuy to th ooosiaUiry composed u
tweutyHwoearUina'a. lie said th Church
was still hourly persecuted. The purpose
ii destioy her wa shown in th acrs w
ls liadaa gAUnaumeut which tumpelieu j
the clergy 1 1 avrve iu the aimy ana im
inJa heavy taxca on chuitU property.
aoiemnly .pioiouea agaiusi umi bill
now pending in tlitt luuaa 1'arilamoav
tur the uppiwion of religiuii coipoia
nous, auU ducUrea tbat sine to propeiiy
aeiiukuU by this iLtaiiu aou.d be BUo
sua vuid. lie repealed his eeusure ol
tUuM who cucroauuea oa tut nguu ot lUc
thuich, aud deaouuceU Gvruaiiy Whun.
uiv pitlad ot opeu Vio.enee, calumny auu
ritliutti were euipioyetl 10 uettoy ihi.
buruu by mvu, wuo, ijjuoruut oi rviigloii
sought to detine its dogiua. Tha alloquy
eouciudvd with a protust agaiusl IHeuta-
IJotSBola.
1 .i.-. .
AKOrULH PlliK. , ,
l'ollTLANU, UHtUuN, Dec, 24. Three
block mviu buruud. Loss .three-eihia
miiliou. ... .' ;;
bilLL AXOiiJElt FiKE ,
1'utLAPELPHtA, I' a)- Deft Si4. Tbv
ctiudurd Caiptib Mill tiujiivd. Loos (Ou,-
000 "" '.''':".
i'ltOM ' I'AitlS A bOLDiEU -bliOi,
I'ahis, DvC A member of tue
Garde tliampeue, wa tried by com t
martial aud found guilty of betraying a
iiiijor and another iuhabitaut ot bo.ssuus
to tue Prussians, by whom they wtru suot,
wa executed to dsy at Viuenet,
rttoii London-ws op hie
LOSS 0fTHB STEaMEIJ UEUMa-
A1A. : . y''."'''' ' '
Losuoii, December 24.-A Vessel was
recked 6ouih of the river Giroude
on Saturday,' reported la Parts despatch
of yesterday a the Liverpool hacliet,
Germania, ' and Wa ; beyond que
lion the Alien Line fcteainer Ger-
mauia, which sailed from Liverpool ou
17th Inst., for Havai.a and New Orleans,
with liwve to call ut t'orruuua and riauta-
go, No particuliiri have yet come to
band in addition to those received yester
day reporting that the vetS.1 went ashore
on Buturdiiy tveing, duiitig storm, on
a aand bank at th mouth uf tb.' Giroude
and passt'hgers sad crew Ik Id to the riy
King, from which thirty persons wtre
washed away aud ttrownid. Th reiniln-
der were rescued on Sunday muruing by a
Prune b steamship. . ,
. ' mm . '... .. f;
BABNUii'S LOrid.
ltu.liiis uf I'.sr.
mint -j Museum and some a
Ij teeiit build'
thglsruIT f
CATTLE AND HOU3 FU0ZE iTO
DEA1IL
W Aft All
;iuty, ap
WasasU, lap., Dec, 54,-Suloeti eu
giutf, approacning utre, were irozun in
... .... ..
They nit out of Water, . Ca'.t , hog,
and sheep were I'n i.n to dc.illi. No fuial
freezing among the emptoyiesoy p;istoii-
geiis reported. .;;': ' .1 X ',';"
, , i" ' ' ' .., , .-. j-, ; .. j
"S'.IIOONEU IN DIVrUES ,!
Cr Majt, Dec. 21. The schooner
L'anye, fnm New Yoik to Charleston, is ia
d ist' ess, Tlie irewarc , badly (r xn, Aa
sistsiicewaa rendered and the buoiiet,
put bk to New Yoik. j i
1 LATEST MAKKET HEPOIirs. '
L'.kdmX, Dev. 24 Noon. Cbusol ll
Matt); 5,tl98. ; ;
Pabih, Did 24 lt nt 3J and 2". '
Livekimol, Deo. 24 Mwn, Cotteu
opened qnkt'afld steady tiplae.ls 10 1-9
al(M4, 1 rleall '8-Sal-a. ; A
-LMfcR-Cotton :endy; sale .12,000
ba t's; speCutatuiu and exoon 8,000. So
sbipmenis'i"nm Bombay Uetwmn the Ititii
and 23rd"! ' ' '; ' ' 1
Naw Yon a, Ike. 24, fibck vwy
sijoug. Gold stonJy It it 4 Money fli 111
at 7 : rxebange Jong, 9 1 a j,ort m
8 8. -Uoveriiu nt aud Mate h bJ dull
and steady. On toil dull ; isles t,."10
t)N-s: epiabiU i'l 1-4, orteats 20 8 4,
Flour n-ady. Whtat firm. Corn' un
changed. Pork fliiel," 13.511.' Lird
sti-a'ly, tcm 7 8-8. Turpi mine strati y,
60 12i61. Hin ijiiiet, 8 7ih0
Freights quiet. . ' v
wiftjiiouT pafiKUuj
" AVASIIISGTOK KEVV .
WASillfcuWti, Dec S4. -JUlteii are
vuy quiet here U-lay. The departinent
were all clsV ip-iay at aoi. . '
The PiTSHlrot was not exiiected t u--
luru Jroin his trip to tha Weat until the
arrival of the Inie train to-nlgh. y
There are no nomination! or any im
portant official buslues during the holi
day recess. - . '-, !.: til iw :
a :''.' ' -
THE BUUM1NQ OF U.VBSUM'3
1 ;," MCSKfM.. Z l 7 "
Xsw jYoiik. Dec, 21. Baruum's Muse- -
um an4 Mnusgerie were burned early this
moraine. The los is variously estimated
ft from on hundred and fifty thousand -
to million ot ovulars, , lba only animals
save j ere a camel and an elepbaut. The
cause of the Ore was the bursting of a
boiler in the engine room. - ' ,
1 . I'lIS ALABAMA B0SD4, '
Mo.vTuoMituT, Dec. 24. In-triew of the
recent hctlim ol the C.'urt House asaem
elaire in authorljting the bsue of two
million f bonds, . ihe Unity AJtertUer,
DemiK-rutic oritaii. wars capitalists
aaipstlDvestiug in the bond for several
reasons! ' ' '
First, That '' the action of the Court
IIous body was ia bad faith toward the
Mnprouiia submitted bv the Attornev
Geueral of he United Slates, and ac-
eepted by b.ith bodle. 7 )
DeQisati, I hat but one party, and that
lbeNn tux-jMiyiiiff, wa. represented in
tbo boiiy amhorimng the issuo. .
ThtM. Bald body . ha bo authority to -
act for the people of the State.
f ourth, That no ouncum Was present
in either branch of th Court House bodv
WhcU tbo set is alleged to"have been pass-"
A flaanclai agent, will leave for tha
Ninth iuafcw davs to ncarotUteth tale
of the bouda, . - , ,
DEBATE IN THE SPANISH C011TES.
MADRif), Dec. 24. During the tension ,
f the t'ortei on yesterdav, Seuor Marlon,
Ministor of Foreign A ffir announced
tbat the government bad taken measures .
to prevent persons from purchasing slave
in Porto (llco, and couvcying tliem to
l uba. Senor Din asked it owners of
slave 1b Porto Ilico would lose by tha ,
passaira ot that bill providing for etuanci-
.ition of slaves' nn that Island. Senor -lartob
requested Senor Diax to postpone
his queatlou Until aebato oa the Dill wa .
batfdiahe.Xtorli1, . , -
WEATHER PltOBABILITIEA . -.Washihotok,
Doc. 24. For South At-
lanilobt itea, Northeasterly to ftoatheas- N
terly winds, cloudy weather and rsin, and 1
iroottUiy snow over wortnern orto csr
iliat. For Gulf States Northerly winds
and partly cloudy weather, with rain
Imm Southern Louisiana to Honda ana
Georgia, but clearing weather 00 Wednes
day i.I ernoou, and niht. For Middle
States, wind! veering to Easterly with In
creasing cloudiness mi with probalile
-nowtrom Viigiuia to boQtbein iNuw
XorK. . , . .-
I'Old Piobabilitie ia right.. At 10 1-2
o'clock fit night, It Is mowing. (Sbhti-
ITIE MAKKETS LATEST REP0UT3.
. Naw York. Dec 21) Cotton dull ; Suits
2,4UU hubs; middling upland 2014;
orlean 20 8 4 j southern fl.mr steady at
8.81 and 8 10; common to f ar citia 8.15
atS.SO; whisky easier itOaOS 1-2; wheat
strong, fair demand, 1 cent better; corn
dull ai.d uhebangea ; pmk quiet; met
beef quiet: lard weak 7 9-8; rosin quiet,1
Cotton Nui recall t4 none gr m 5,41,
GALVgvroH, IX. 24. Cotton, iU'ily ;
good ordinary 17 1 4.
Savannah,' Dec. 24. Cotton quiet ;
firm; middlings 19.
Iiuhmcston, Doc 24 C "tton quiet ;
middlings 181-4; net nc lots 11,473 bales ;
exports coastwise 108; sales C00 ; stock
on hand 89,887. '
NoHroi.K, Dec. 24.--Cot'on quiet; stea
ily; lowmiddling 18 8-8. ,
New, Oui.BAMi, Die. 24. Co lon in
moderate dumiiiid; low middlings 14 7 8;
middling 10 1-8; net receipt 8,721, grosa
8,771; iipurtscntiiieiit a,5JJ; sales 700'
bales, last evening 3,Q0 ; stock 101.U01.
Mrxi'iiis, Dec. 2-1. Co t n dull ; mid
dlings 10 l-2altt 8-4.
- tieiNKATi, Dec 24. Flour In lair di
mand; higher, t7.(IOa7.85. Corn un
chnii."l. I'oik uomiualat 11.73. Lard
qUitt; steady; steain'7a7 1 8; kettle 7 1 4
7 1-8. Bacon fulling ; ihouhlein 4 3 4;
for old clear rib side 7a7 7-8; clear side
8 14, Whiskey steady nt 88, ,
JloBit.K, Dec. 2-1. Cotton tun ; nod-
dliiigs 14-. '
: llAi.riHoKB, Dec. 24. C'ottoa finiij
middling Mt-t;, : "
ArorsTA, D c. 21. C'olton In g huT do-"
nmnd ; middlings 18 3-4.
WiLMtNOTnw, Doc. 24, Cotton quiet ;
middling t8it---,, it , ...
. LtvEiu-ool Dec. 24i -otton closed uu
chftiigeit; laics of 'upland fur January
9 7-8 1 Yarns and fabric at Manchtnter
qiet, unchanged. . .:-,
, LoBihiN. S p. ml Consuls and Am ;ii
ciu ftccurines closed nucliurtfett ; K ie
49 5-3. , : , .
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N
I
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K
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PIEDMONT trPUINGS
, FOR 8 A LB.
A lull luvi.lv Ins" tb tltb ( a tract of
land iu RUikea euuuty up n which l bunted
that well known watertiil' lilaea Pl.-ilmui.t
pilii(T, b ring t a coilipiomlsed at itm lute
b-rmof silok- seugwrlor Court It was by laid
eompr hum snd adwiws ol tatd court in eon
f.ituiily iherebi direetcd tbaltbe UDdiued
should, a Coniiuisntoiiur, sell a id lumlo. I
tbeiefot nlva nttleo that on Thursday, the
Zl.l d.i) nt -(Hiinsry, ih;j, Ujwa th premises.
I will estMS lo publli- sale to the bii:liel bid
orr lor cab, tba sod rpiiiifs tos-itiur'bl
flfiy lwo aeres o! laud more or lea, beloi j1n)
tbarsto,
ibe Irnprotmucuts at t'.ls watering' plaeo
con-isls ol s llobil lnx liyt, weil airjuted
with room, usvii g a la ut suj 1 tt'tedu
Kail and Uieii't? knoin, two oilier Imiiiiii:,
wiih 18 or 'JO it"0 mi,iin, toictber nili a
larrs iiniubcr .of (Jabin Har Hikiio, tl;)i
House, Hiiro and Stables It is believid ibt
Uie liikli uoilHnsI prowrt'e of the fiidumtit
wbT lisv n bacu a - -lunr ai d tborMit;liiy
tried and aitb sueh smisfacti.o" re.-uies ss
reqntr no eoninianiiatlon at mvo im! The
rliiiiiis. are loea'.ed two a d a t-alf miles from
ll.iiil uTr. i lie connit tile of l ok- s eoimiy ml
iiv iiBo iwiaui-i n ii'.- ui in-- .-nuidtun u
n.ouiiUio and near llao liivirain.nt. ;.'j h-iiix
fr.ii NVtuslon, tlie t4iru,uni4 of U; .S.-i j,
WenU rn fsorih Csrolnia vullrotd.
Viirfurthir parlVu ai ai'l,v to.nie hirer-
(oa or by kty-r st Dsui.ui v, m..u.- t ., .v i .
A. it. 'iV NHt,
dr
iat.l.
B the w ritcrs, very beawibhes.
A'