THE JOUBKAL.
C:XT. E0T7XLED1 ;, Jusrftle.
ICIKfJTOK, N.C
TnUEODAY. 1I0V. 10, 1831.
Cotton Crop. ;
Kbit Okxejuts. 1?ot. 5; The Dem
ocrat has received ft number of speo
Ul dttpatf bet concerning tbe condt
tion of the cotton crop, of whieh tbe
following is ft summary?
Alabama. Bum and irnat nave
occurred: weather one and cool and
good fur picking, which will toon be
over. "
Arlansat. The cotton crop in
some sections of the Stats is all gath
ered, bnt not yet marketed, in coose-
- t .. .1. . I-
quence oi rain lately, out me rem
has damaged the crop very slightly,
except to interfere with picking; the
cron estimate is now smaller thati it
was ft month ftgo; farmers are hold
ing back their cotton for better prices.
Florida. Weather good for pick
rnev which is nearlv finished: two-
ElcMands Items r
Mr. George Best, Baptist minister,
has been holding a protracted meet
ing near onr Tillage, and fmm reports
we wonld judge that he is doing much
good. The meeting has continued
quite through the second week; he is
no doubt gathering his host for the
A TTowderftal Hen.
, There baa been much ticknea la and
around this comzaanity. Death has
teen in the world and be has garnered
many- victiov. Lraves hare their
time to fsJL" And 'flowers to
- .. i . .n imancea
i0cxWiDa.muKPB.. I must mention the doing
A u seasons ior mine own. ua orauw : looin to M r.
TBE2CT02C CO NTT 5 CM TO 1 XT ROTE.
Mr. ilcDaniers new store will soon
. Our Chatham beus are cieUrromea
.. ... v. tlioM ox other
cocntlr'aad while xnarreloo sUrks
1 .. . . . - w rl . mr-w .-.
wither at are being told of tbe wonamui -
of tbe leathered jwtu.it
of ft ben be-
AlWua Stooe. or wu
Hams township, lie sars that his ben
crows every morning juit like a rootr.
and lavs two ega every day. Vbo
new church.
We weie treated to quite . good be completed. It prints a very pretty "JaLuSrrtE
sermon last night from Dr. Borkhead. front. - . . . , m .
tie win soon noun np uis wora in dm Trade Is good. Messrs. T. C. Whit
district. . . . aker, Jno. 1. Brogden, S. E. Koonce,
- Cotton is coming in rapidly; G McDalW .j,
Brown s gin is steadily at work; the 7, Ji . . .
.. ti.! u if. dolne a thriving boslnea.
COMIT '
TO TilE
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ITew Advertisements.
NOTICE.
Mr friends will please fake notice
that all claims for Fertilizers are now
due, and ft settlement Is respectfully
Th Klartoa Jtwmml S4 It lisrd to a4er
tssd wky tk itr, Tlt s ctrct to kfp
rtIa aamber of courlrt st work the
imk "rr rMfrsrt a4 wild tfcess Iffhtrr;
tk Tiki. vaiwowsd. aid ot t.fct the has damaged the crop very slightly, . ivin r- h.r Mr doing
ctul fm twt rt-d and pt tki except to interfere with picking; the nJL tll. mt u,. Mr. Foy's new brick store U quite an
Wworti.whkk.kkM.t:k; crop estimate is now smaller thah it . . . . m Wo lhi nl c addiUon to the place. It would bean
was a month ftco; rarmera are noia- I w - tnmrx 1r. Tor
The Kinston Dot JV La Orange Items. deserve, much credit for what he ha. nested. Option ol ying to money
ffnd it hard to understand any socb Florida. tnXhtr . He came bere onlr or cotton now cea Aixx Moou
d.imr. We think it hard on the leo- rng. wnicn is neany nnisnea; iwo- it was reponea mat a cuuiog si. - 7 ; - - - x0T 2t Kmstoo. X. v.
1 IT n.W ...n. oecialTr the thir of the crop ha. been marketed. fray came off on th of 29th aoouwwo year, w-
" ' ' ' Htwrnin. Thu naat arppk Haa hPfn U.t mnnlh. A coat was fimild hfldlv lin n1 h Hnni murii towards IDU tt a m-r n-l "t T
Bichlands section who hate to baulif . , trathrin Arr. hot Unt m aTeral nlaces. and the ovner t.. .M!) I. Althoth he W A VI 1 Hi 1A
B --ei j . - 1 - jiiii uiv fMv r
their cotton amr etaer proouee oyer weatberifas caused the cotton to open -misting. Uwii whispered that he burned out last winter and lost . All rn. ho r indebted touL.i a Vr Voi-V whsra 1 riiv rinvrt been vlntlnr
the fire yet he did not despair to an AND SETTLE their accounts. I n ACinTnVATtTJJ! f IrVXIVOM
SHOES, BOOTS
and
CLOTHING
to see the largest Stocky ;of ? Goods ever
brought to this market.
Urs.A. B. 1HXLEB, and ianghter, Hri. Lnce, Uti
40 miles, that the State will not com- unusaany fast, and it is being picked might hare been foully dealt with. mvch ux
plete a road already abet hair finished i as opens? Tery - ihwo m u oai u i put m u r . t
. r . - . rnr. h&a h!An markftd' the nlanters tvrfluee without a scratch. I
rtirough lands where the mate tsoara WV bBI-. u,ff .. - A neero bor placed hU shoes at th' WMtc
JtficmfiO own all th Stock, j on TKurlT hut did no damaee. the store door while he went in. Un- ifire fiend
rsdarT hut did no damage. I the store door while he went in. Tln-
hich will deTibp said lands and at Xoian.--The weather has been on returning he found the shoes gone; pl of Plock nd ncrsy
the same ffme pat these people within rainy and little field work has been The next day he came to make fur- accomplish accompanied by common
15 miles of a good narigable stream, done; there has been no change in the ther search and ! irned that they bad sense and good judgment,
w v t, v a tU. yiU; most of the crop has been mar- been sold for a drink. He went for Miss Jucretia Edwards of Kinston is
We say we think it nara on inese Let.d ni the balance U ranidlr be- the shoes, but with what success I nn.MMintMrhWit thU lr.
vtople who hare been paying taxes fog .hipped to market. have not learned. Khe Is a rerr enUiuslastlc toubc lad?
Miss ITannah
U..klt. m T1. .ant
cd on Friday morning; picking will was applied, which only made the
be finished by December, if the youngster- "cuss." and the. mother
ImmMliatitlv to work to rebuild t -J t M. .m.-m. .wV
..j - 1 11 c ncni wvurj mi im v i . . . ' .
place, made Oolte oy me Rn(j must renuet our Wends to sctUe ana KUayillfJ aau wMJA Au-X
andtodayUaliTingexam. Un at once. GOODS at LO W t5T IMUUiJ.
1
oct 12 8t MILLElt & CAJ ADY. fr hovnWnolnn HntM low tit
laV A. . w
UUJCiAIM IxLFUoJCi. I portion. LadloN Conotn, Men unci X3oy CJloh.
DEAUFOKT, J. C. I m
fT' " injr nippeu m uiar&eu uvo uw twiucu. She IS ft Tery eutllUSiaSt
all their lire, to help build frp other Mit$tippi.CUu has been dam- Another negro boy, not having the aQ(j much jj Dy au
jjorodsofthSute,that this work aged somewhat of late by rain, but fear Ac. &c. took a cocoanuj, without Edwarda u alao teaehini
FeptmberI5t 1&31
. j v.. lUJt, me weavner is now one: irr occurr- me cimscuw ui.uo owoer. me
n uui uuiio, vui ws ku 1 11 w uuuvs-
stand perfectly well why it. is not
. a
done. Does not our respeeteel con-1 weather continues as at nresenL mad.
temporary know that these swamp Tennettee. The weather during The grand 'possum hunt of the se:
lands belong to the State Board of the past week has been unfavorable son, thus far, came off on the night of
ti...! j : for picking; the crop will be gathered the 1st inst. The party, thirteen in
.unuu, -uu u. uuw .u; November 27th; about three-eights number, started at 9 o'clock in the
that they are perfectly worthless in ofthe crop K been mrrketed. evening and returned at 6 in the
their present condition? Will it pay Texa.A heavy frost occurred on morning tired and .care-worn. The
the State to throw away the work Thursday, the cotton crop shows no result of their night's work was one
already done? We know the Attorney change; worms 'Still continue; the "old blue 'possum." I have learned,
r, 11 j j 1 : 4 . . : yield is now calculated at five-eights that oue of the party is offering five
General has decided against us in Jf a n- cent of ?rop donaT8 for R good poMum d(l A
eonstrueing the laws in regard to tne hag bcen p;cked - and haif marketed. friend of mine has one for wbieh he
Hill. It Is needles, to say anything in
her behilf as .he i. well known and to
know her is recommendation sufficient.
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STATE NEWS.
Inrge Yield of rlco.
tnfr. lloobi and HliocH. Groceries Zee fee.
T lr wU tmmwu wlU b ktpi p I , mm
4aiir tr 4 nBr by Mr. W.
C. Klc awWlrd To. H. rrt
TW U lltl U Ik. ertrl J1 Off tW
t. ComnmUI traveler will B 11 m imt
dTatar to Vi 'k . "nl frlk
tare room for tk dUplar of apl. fr of
cbsxf-TXXMS, rrcakl.
Mb. KC.Khi,
5 or. IS, tf 10. ft. Masti.
We beg to call public attention to our
very large STOCK of GOODS which ttc
bought cheap and propose to sell cheap.
05,000 33,000
33,000
the
distribution of convicts, hfftr though
not a lawyer, we still have a right to
our opinion, and we see no use of our
cotemporary misrepre?enting us by
savinff the State has no interest in
m ow
the swamp lands of North Carolina.
Dr. D. II. Abbott, of Vandemere, is
in town with fourteen hundred bushels
of rice on the market: and will hare
twelve hundred more, all produced on chants at wholesale prices and 20 per
fifty acre, by actual measurement, being , , - t.
I . 1 . . .1 Af urui wv iiwu uiv ewavsasT; ilwus vu rv
cial News.
WE HAVE 11ECEIVED A LARGE LOT OF
XndicH Imported JPattora CJX-.OA.IvH
. t I rxnxhascd from a Manufacturer at a ercat sacriCc, and we will cZtr
yarn. 01 rraoroiarnfi-wr own .ipw - VFflY f OW FHIUUES.
w ' ... - w mm , . . ....... .... . . .
A nanusome 9tocu 01 xnaica niiAuioiinu uauuuuaia
FINE
TUB G It OWING
CTfcOP
COTTON
Education in Lenoir.
Wt have been endeavoring for
sometime to get the statistics oi the
several excellent schools in Lenoir,
that we might in one article give a
general outline and summary of what
the people of the county are doing
for education. But since we have a
well written article on the La Grange
Academy, which we give below, we
kavt concluded to give seperate no
tfces of each school and close with' a
summary statement If some friend
of each school will not write its his
tory we will write it if we can get the
facts. . We wish those who write to
give us the number of students in at
seadaaee during the present year.
La Grange Academy.
This Institution, founded in 1870,
aas been in successful operation ever
since. Tbe building, erected by the
stockholders at a cost of 12000. has
naa some improvements made on it.
Imports 011 "Which ft Yield of
4.500000 Bales Is Estimated
for This Year.
ted.
The Rail Road agent at this place
has been changed. Mr. McDonald
The "member -of the Cotton Ex- Taylor takes the place of Mr. Webb.
change have estimated the growing Mr. U. emith of Ureeue couuty
crop. There is a wide difference be- ,Vld of njetive chill, on Tuesday
!.7ll;Mfhe" !8imftC Wbich " A colored man went into the store
6,505,000 bales, and the lowest, which 0f R. Edwards, the only Jew store in
is 5,175,000 bales That the latter town, under the pretense of buying
estimate a Dnroaches somewhere to cor 1 8me clothing. A coat was selected
rectness is shown by 900 responses
from correspondents to Braditreet's,
representing over ninety per cent, of
the counties in the cotton belt. The
tollowing tanie tnnws the, average
bought from New York Jobbers.
Our junior partner, while in Switzer
land bought these goods direct from the
Embroiderers and therefore give special
inducements and sell lower because nr
ki. . a a
pme suits, the hunter should apply at Mr. M.G. Elmore, of Illdley town- J" ' '",r ZvL7linJtZ
once, as the first offer will be aeret. .Mn fnnnH n nn .talk of hU rom W JDbr generally must pay the Importer
r 1 r : . . ' I r--n w.-. a
paid eight dollars, and is now willing
to take a good mule for him. He has
hunted the dog three seasons and
caught two 'uossumt. If the dog and
Prolific Stalk of Corn.
While the corn crop in this county.
as a general thing. Is a failure, yet there
are exceptional caws or good crops.
and put cc. when a pair of shoes was
called for, and while these were being
selected the negro left with the coat.
I expect that Dutchman was -mad.
James K. Driver now occupies no
8ition No. 9 in the lius of small retail
waTI rrmven mm f rwvrvr1 rt11 Kk
hftalisned th a year with one ear to every
stalk. Chatham llecord.
MMBiBWiHHMMHWi
Late Turnip-Tops.
Mr. Hugh W. Peoples, of this county,
has some ofthe widest spreading turnip
tops that we have ever heard of. lie
measured one of them recently and the
top was five feet eiht Inches in diame
ter. The leaves or such a turnip would
make salad enough for mauy dinners.
Chatham Record.
A Succosfull JCail lload.
When the fish trade opens fully, the
E. C. & N. R. R., will not be able to
furtrs'i trnnortit!on for th frtl.fi
--, . . ---o
probable outturn of each State. Oct 24 ftU" iu tnat wm De onered, as it haniiy docs
.1 thia t-kl r. ho Itavini iatthif r !:.. 1 . Ihaw rP !. m m m 1 r Vk m..m i m. J t.
ms0 'a'w.y v asMvaai iucu JLM AW Ul ill 1 HUH A UC VUVVCM Ul WfeO UCVT AkWl U
K. K. street during the past week I without precedent and there must, be-
Call merchants and assure von ef
above facts. CKttlnger Drws
Kinston. N. C.
Triei sa4 sample at p ppUrUm.
Not. 10. tt
Mortgage Sale." '
Jlj Ttrtaf tbtlkf s rrtfkl-i n-n-gtt
rxreaud V) J. L Tarntr s4 M. A. U.
rorr tor. H mm, h4 rrorrd la Wk
, Bf Utera offiro of Vtmoix Coaaij.
w will cll for rftk, Mool7, Nov. St. I'M
al tli Con keo tfoor la Kta. tit Uada
Wloarlag to Mid M. X. I.. Tarar. Wise two
vadi.ldrd hara la U. Um4m WIo(lax to lit
tauof Ltl IWut. d-r'dL. adjtalac la Um
of JarMaXUcioa.Lvifcvr HbrTnm aad atWr.
xirciitLLi nixrr.
READY-IVLVDE CLOTHING.
Make a Specialty,
-The I'cnrl Hhirt at H 1. the beat known.
OUU CTOCK OF 5
iTT
oofs Cl
Shoes:
IU1IIT
IE
is I-arger than ever, and we propoc not to be
umlcro.J br any Ilouae ia Xecth Carska,
BrtiMfli find In-ruin CAICIMTTH, OI L' CLOTH H. TKV5K1,
VAI.ISIIS. HAttM-SS, UIVHH.timl CUOCKOtr-TfAUE
all at lot vest Jfarket Prices.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
will not forgft that we offer a
CH01CK L1XK OF GROCERIES
IG3IE8TIC 1IIIY GOODS, . . i
TOBACCO ANI 8XUFF
at such prion aa tm nam Irclclita from other point
Belnte Last year, Per Cent.
Worth Carolina and VirKtala
Sontb Carolln..-....-......
Georgia and norida......-.-......
Miisnippj ..... . ........ ,w...wi....
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f o.oooooooooa.ooOOoaOOO
Arkanraa....
Tcnamaar
oooaoa oooo.ooooo .itt,a,tw.mMmii
JSA
J-5
23 3
18.S
21.4
17 6
.39 5
biJw
42.2
fore a great while be another track laid.
to supply the wants of trade and trans
portation. Economist.
The amc c ple twice married.
hear that other stores are wanted.
La Grange is "booming," in small
stores at least.
V. E. Claike of Goldsboro, was in
town on Friday, professionally eneasr
ed. iudeiup from annearancea. A few A- colored couple presented themselves
suiters who previously came out at the before Justice Millis Tuesday nigbt to
little end of the horn, were eucourae- I'T J ,,T '1 Y jjcwi-inru,
.! ! fl; -.t-i : Is.. tatms Uat they had already been tied
" ' 5.u. iu b- ,he i-te w n. Rant, l.i--
one case an appeal was taken, where who died few weeks aro. hut tht hi
neglected to sign the licence in the pres
ence f witneses. so the same could be
D. B. TATLOtt
BUY Til 12
J.B.)tX.OCIL
BEST
to win the saddle or loose the horse.
Cotton on ntnrday from 101 to 10.
Jones County Items.
Arerafo for cotton belt .......
Last month's report showed the con
It was under the able management dition of the crop to be 34.5 per cent, the matter in controversy is thirteen
m-M a L.JP w llf ! T a T. I1 1 ! J r . la a a .
bushels ol potatoes. I hat roan means
pnnci- lhe reports receivea tms month in
;ai ship was accepted by Mr. Jos: dicate that in every btate a portion of
Cinsey who then entered upon the the crop is still healthy ana making
discharge of his duties. Under his fruit which may mature. From Noith
Mnafremant . tha nilrfiniv f tliA r!.rrl!iii TannM anA. VrVona.a
aotuml rorilU inr..T r.M.sii.. (....... ..!. .u , . .... txtu jMcJietti, urged i pon
Movins in. and bardera comiuir from that the ton cron is not likelv to ma. 8Pint r an "oJj ambition, "strode In- in proper shape.-Wil. Star
the adjoiuing counties, so as to re- ture before frost, as it requires sever- to the chamber of his royal guest to
quire an assistant teacher. During al weeks of clear, warm weather to strike the fatal stab, upon hearing one
most of the time, a good music class mature. From Texas, also, the pros-1 ofthe king's attendants utter a prayer
m.l I m a - .a l- "
aas neen aepi up, nrst oy miss Al. t,.
rana, next oy 01
1 and now by Miss
returned to the IXegister of Deeds, as
required by law, and they were there
fore afraid the knot was rather ineeure
ly tied to hold good. Justice Millis,
nothing loth, remarried the couple and
by the I they went on their way rejoicing, with
.IMdu't Like hwldlerlnir.
On the 16th of last June, R. A. Rob
ertson, a son of Dr. Robertson, of
strange hallu-
KIElSTOr. SE1TJI..8
iilusic House.
TIE 5SW B1TI J YIIT1C1L FKB IlCini
Tbb Mackla hwimg a comWi Arpariarv fro
I thr ordlaarj jW of a-aeioea pOMmalac all Uo I mZ
I alaila k Skt m a otU. .. !. .jji.. I tssaf a
BL Hi?- JP2 f22 ' P d, of God bless us ho could not say, amen, I GreensboroiSidr me
t Z 1 1 xr ".C:; "J "111 1" - r"- ""J bccause when tne dld I God less us cination, joined the United Slates army. w-. f -iuo. u 3 rrt C
yuiBi ..1L.M9WBF..uli.Wuuu FFJ- amen stuck in his throat." . He enlisted for five rear, aa a nrv. w ! ia ao Cra . lal C-
Lr. lir nnul S12 r-r r.K V . liT totraUoa a ad iWactlo of aajoWr Q -o
Louise M.
of Wilson. Tlra enterUinmenU civ Frou Houth Carolina. Georsria. Al
tn under khoir mauiMmtn. .K. !, I aK.n.i AliMiuinni rwl 1 rvii ia t na tka
riti,l r k. ...:i. wl:l .. . i. . : . .: r .u I ton to day.
m mm I . .
amen stuck in his throat."
Kinir Alcohol reicnsRurrrmpfnTrot.. to be paid 12.50 per month. On the
" . 1 r"t ..- i:a.i . . I
Th. tt.i ..nn;mAir 'U1J uluc ov" a monui alter
I Sfl am I nCr S1 Iliai TTl as T I PIW1 dTkW VTi i a mmm S k
1
p es (
1
f t
--i i .i j i i . i
air. cinsey naq eaarge oi tne school, estate wnere the plant is bealihy, and . " -MV w" ana desenea. un rnday but Corporal
ia addition to making some improve where the worms have not destroyed, naission to his majesty. When a fatal . J. Wall came into town axid left In
neots to the baildintr. hA furnisked the new t-rnwth. the nrninect for a blow is struck at one's character through the direction of Robertson's home.
-- m. . rv.. . i
tkfl lower room witlr the Triumph top crop is fair, and, with favorable him they simply say amen thereto and
deserter, arresting
ry comfortable, Mr. Kbsey. fwl- improved, though not much, if the Thus is seen the evil efTects of "Pro-
Ing that the preservation of his health the top crop in Texas, Arkansas, and i.:vlt5h fKm u ...
reqnirtd mora active out door exer- Tennelee 5oes mator;, it will miteri- " 0Ot SUC?
cise. retired from Lha minmL .f UV AA tn iK ,i.M i tU K,.t tiling known in this country; and such
thachool last June; and it may well A special telegram from Gen. Ha-' a vnt started there would have
he said of him Well done thou good en of the 'Si jiml Service Bureau, Wash been P"bably instead of two Dead
ana Ultniul servant." It is now un tueton. indicates that the heavv raius in tbe puce a ball dozen. This
Saturday we called on young Robertson
and round him writing a letter to his
wife. After he had gotten through we
asked him If he had any explanation to
make: If so, Tiik Plakt would ghra
him the benefit of it. Ills reply was,
that "be wanted no d n explana
tions," whereupon we left fully con
vinced that he was civen over tn hard
der tbe management of two of his pu which have generly fallen throughout U a lesson that has been taught us by nL nf hrf ZlS 2IIr 3153
til. N v p. a - i v .u ;... i t. . oi6 Lw ... J ness of heart andreprobacy ofmind
5., ..w. . .wun uu w. x. vuuuu uth atui o vyv-k. iuui uic jiosi, - xapeneDce ut war wscoer' He is a bad boy. Tbe lightest punish-
oyner, both graduates of the Uiiiver- have iujured the grade r.f the unDick it is said. Can we hope to profit under mcnt for desertion la two years in the
sity and whe excellent talents, high ed cotton, and must, for a time, have the presence Regime," in the future? penetentiary. He left with shackles on.
character, indiutryand lit -Durham Plant.
tainraeuts, reuder them eminently El maturing of Uie cwp. Telegraphic re- k nS
forthe work of teachers, while the ports mention light frosts in parts of ,"J -" FrlKhtlul Aecldeut.
heart aupport eiven them attesU Tennessee. Arkansas, and northern U1 ux XJV7U1' J
1 I " I .! l " www.
of worklac porua4lo fact UU aowly iavtM4
macUao mMm la tk awat roaiploto ao4 pit
twtx oaarr
8lrLlC.lTY. BTUTJtGTH. DURJtBILlTT
4 KCOMOKCT.
nuniiiMfintiM caospooa aaaraiM rrrr
offr4 U tfco tr4.
8oa4 foe ctrvalar aa4 rV tut aa4 yo win
rtar toy oay aOr. Wo toy Jrt froaa U
vktUMtokMN. Wo mU4U mm yy.
AwArmm
TAYLORS POLLOCK
Nov. 10, 3t IUnatoa, N. CL
MACHINE SHOPS.
1 1 a he
o
O
. a i t a .
their merit aa ttarho.o TK .,.;. To.. .Wl. -;il . .,,!-l.i - v;n the hope of resurrection. When the no"a cciaens occurea at tne steam
class, reonirin? tha u.o of ihr. ni.n. L.fl nil tko iMmirl irn.Kik mAltm ancel of tbe Lord sounds his trumnet at cotton gu belonrms to
. .'..A 1 i . 17. e i - .... , ' I Air. wwh is., namer on tne iiariess-
w, ia nut unaerioe aoie management tne ens nee lor a top crop in those States j jaugmeni more percnance, I vhic road, thirteen milea from this
of Miss Louise M. Daniel. The following percentage of each perchance it may be thou wilt spring up phv. hut Friday. George Smith, a
lhe citxiens of La Grange and the State a cron ia renurted atill fmliinr
. . " ' .i i ---- ------
surrounding country ceserve much and liable to mate a top crop: North
credit for their liberality in erecting Carolina, 30 per cent&outh Carolina,
ao commodious a building for their 20 per cent. : Georgia 23 per cent. ;
chool. H shows that they are fully Alabama 16 per cent. ; Mississippi 20
aroused in thecause of education. They per cent. ; Louisiana, 18 per cent. ;
are now agitating the question of a Texas, 45 per cent. ; Arkansa, 25 per
Graded School, and when the next cent. ; and Teuneasee 37 per cent. ;
legislature meets, they expect to be the average for the entire country be
heard from. The population of our ing 26 per cent, of the crop,
township will justify one and the in- The repoarts ia many instances men
terest of our town demands it. Noth- tion that the Tie Id of lint cotton from
log can add so much to the welfare of i seed cotton is Very light, and that the
a community as a good school and ! result of sinninz showea it Ube small
the establishment of . these schools er than reported last month. It is also
a . .1
ougni not to oe leu to private teach-j noted that the bales are very light.
ert,-for tt Is enough for them to per- the cotton being dry and fluffy. It ia
form their arduous duties in the 1 impossible to pet as full weight of cot-
schoolroora. Let the Ux payeia come ton into the balea as was the case last
. to their relief as a establish a graded year.
school, vi! a:i alwne can cause an era ; On the above show, a fair estimate
u! pru; :r.i v tu dawn upon us.' , I of the crop of 1831 would be about
IxcoGsriTA. 4,500,000 bales. JV. Y. Sun.
from the bondare ! - '"T UUiU r 51-", a-1 botb practical and experienced work- Inof mnf An mov I.- 4-1.
. and with erim cijange aout I mcQ wbo tuxrMU. t rir. Liv.it xixuj UU lUhUU UU
uic Buatuiid .uuc uia miuuDriT waa i i .. n .
. and sepulchral in motion," when his shirt sleeve was -SATISFACTION.- -K "-"" C will, every IacIU
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Ilamer was in
intonewneffs of life redeemed, regenera- j of Mr. Enos Smith, wha is employed
ted and disenthralled
of thy environments
ghastly countenance
voice point to thy enemies and exclaim caught, and his right arm waa complete-
Cat the wreck of human
around) Thoo cans't
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eu.M uui lootr gwj locu me." rmg and . had the engine stopped.
We win draw the curtain oer thia i When he reached innith b foond him in
picture I recur to more pleasing themea.1 a looPinS condition . with the left hand
Mr. Jno. P. Brogden and Miss Laura irZTw, . r ' ..u
. . . , , , . hg torn off. In answer to the question
rntchett were mar ied last Thuwday Hf be was hurt." replied thathia arm
evening the 27th mst. S o'clock' sharp, was torn off. , He was Immediately re-
They seem to be happy and wbo would moved to bis dwelling and surgical aid
not under the circumstances? many meet fJTfv- ,7 sodetperaU
,4. j. . J !T that nothing could be done, bet to make
with disappointments m life, they wffl him comfortable. The wo IslS
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EVERY PIANO AND ORGAN WARRANTED.
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Light running New llorao Sewing Macliino
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simplicity. Xaraljility txna 33cmity.
Every part of each machine is made of tbe
BEST MATERIAL.
case-hardened and raado adju? table so that
after loDg usage.
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and other Undines.
Price oora hefora baying elaewher.
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marry "lis in accordance with the Uni- j be wu not Instantly lUled. At hut ao
versal law. The world must be kept 1 coonU he waa still Uvin?. nerfertlT mb.
moving: and -this ia the only way: scioua and auflering no r, So hopes, KISSTON MACXICKE W0EK8
war that never ha nor ran h Imnn-.
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for more than two ycir. Tliey liixvo Vccn
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SATISFACTION
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WE HAYE OTHER MACHINES IN ST0GK3
THE BEST ' MACUI.YK OIL .LYJ) YEEDLES F0S
DIFFERENT MACHINES OX UAXD.
agents vat;te:d.
Address or call and sec its next dccrtoJJrs.AEMi&rt
FANCY DRY GOODS STOKE:
Oct 27, 3m. XilQS-ee zT Tillies''