C-hnthaw Record
THURSDAY. JANUARY 12, 1S82.
hT a. LONDON. Jr.. Editor.
sellim; mortgaged l'Ror-
KIITY.
It is becoming quite a common
practice for ix.-ist.iis, who mortgage
their horses, mules an! other proper
ty, to sell theui without the knowl ,
edge of tha mortgagee, or person to
whom they are mort jag.l. This is
not only a fraud, because the purcha-;
scr acquires no title, but is also a
misdemeanor punishable by imprison
meuL. Cases of this character are
continually Ifi'.g cnnied into our
courts, but are usually compromised
by the dofoi.dant paying the debt se
cured by -.he. mortgage. If a few of
these scamps were properly punished,
their examples might deter others,
and bring about a better state of
public nioials. Many persons are
also giving more than one r.iortgige
on the same articles, falsely ropro
seating to cneh successive mortgagee
that there is no prior mortgaga Of
course an inspection of the Register's
books would show whether a man
had i' - n a prior mortgage, but this
would be very inconvenient in most
cases. A stop might be put to this
species of fraud by in.licting and so
verely punishing some of these ras
cals for obtaining money or goods
under false pretences. Since this
miserable mortgage business seems
to bo a necessary evil among our
peopie, all frauds connected with it
ought to be severely punished.
THE WIIITTAKEK Ol'TUAGE.
It seems that after all WhittaLer
will escr.pe punishment for las self
inflicted outrage. Our readers will
remember that ne:.r!y two years ago
a negro eaiht at West Point was
found in his room one morning tied,
apparently unconscious, and with
both his ears slightly mutilated. This,
although a trivial matter in itself,
was made a gn at sensation. It be
came the subject of grave delibera
tion by Pi cm. lent Hayes and his
Cabinet, and excited much di-eussiou
in both branches of Congress. The
Northern papers devoted column after
column in detailed statement of the
affair, and it was the great topic of
discussion for sometime and ull be
cause AVhittaker was a negro '. It was
confidently stated that this outrage
upon hini was perpetrated, because
of the prejudice against his race, by
some of his fellow cadets. A court
of inquiry was promptly convened to
investigate the "outrage", and after a
protracted and searching examination
it was decided that Whit taker himself
committed h" so-caned outrage.
The motive ascribed for his doing
this was to ( -;cite sympathy for him
ami prevent his being dismissed from
the Academy on account of backward
ness in Lis studies. Not satisfied
with the vi rdiit of the court of inquiry
a regular court -martial was ordered
to try him last spring. Week after
week for several moi.'.hs th court
martial was in ws-:iou examining wit
Bosses and patiently investigating the
whole eftair. i'.t a cost of about 10,
000, and finally they too decided that
Whittaktr had "outrage.!" himself.
The proceedings ami finding of this
court wcro forwarded to Judge Advo
cate General Swaim to review, and
" now he announces that he disapproves
them, and assign the following rea
sons :
"First, on tve mil i the informal
ity in the appointment of the court ;
second, the irregularity of the first
charge, a'. I last, because tho tosti
niotiy is vot such as to establish the
guilt ff Whit taker beyond ft reason
able doubt "
If this young scamp is at last al
lowed to cape punishment, it will
he a disgrace to the administration
that permits it, and an outrage on
common justice.
TARDY .11 ST U K.
Tandy justico is at last about to
tindicf.to the fair name of Gen. Fitz
John Porter, formerly of the federal
army, who in 18nd was tried by a
court martial and cashiered. For
nearly twenty years tilts distinguished
officer has sufl'ered the ignominy and
cruel wrong of a sentence that is now
admitted to have been unjust and
all because) he was a democrat. It
will be remembered that in all tho
earlier battles of tho late war the
Federal troops were defeated. Tin m
continued reverses created much dis
content at tho North, and to appease
the popular disappointment some
sacrifice had to be made Suspicion
was excited against thoso Generals
who were democrats, and so, after
the disastrous defeats around Rich
mond, Gen. McClellan was removed
from the command of tho Federal
forces and Gen. Pope substituted in
his place. But he was totally inconi
petent and was soon whipped out.
His last defeat at the second battle ;
f Manasses was so overwhelming j
that he determined to place the re j can gain ro benefit from his attend
1 sponsibilitv of it on someone else. ! ance on Ibis triil, are developments
if , , i- t : of the moat astounding evil character
lie selected as ui tnio j .-i
Fitz JohnForter. who beinga pro -
nounced democrat became an ear
victim. He
was charged wiih dis-1
obedience to orders and cowardice on :
the held. A court martial was ordei-
ed to try him and after a mockery of
trial he was sentenced to be cashier-
ed and forever disqualified from
, ,v (v , ,( r ,.tit
holding nxy ohice of ti ust or piont. .
Such a sentence to so prominent ai
otHcer and to a man of such sensitive
honor was worse than death. Gen.
IVrWrkeculv felt the disgrace of such :
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a sememe. a.
knew his entire innocence. After tbe
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cloMJDf the war he petitioned liesi-
dent Grant to give him another trial.be. I want simply to add
to rehear his case but his roquet
(st
was remsou. ui
When Haves became
President he made a similar request ,
of himaiiil this time with success, for
Haves appointed a Hoard of disiin
, . .
guished army olhcers to investigate
the case. They were m sessnm many
weeks, during the year 170. exam this locality. New Year's day, how
ined numerous witnesses, and unani- eer, was a stirring time, and th re- ,
mouslr vindicated Gen. l'orter fro2u caption at the White House was very
' , . . ,. ,-lurgeIv attended. lhe impression,
the charges made against him. ami . t, na, f . :
rnenmrnetided that the sentence of
the court martial be set aside. Presi
dent Haves did not have the time.
before the expiration ot his term of
oflice, to act upon the report of tbe
. ,
Hoard, and so Gen. Porter now calls
uiion President Arthur to do him
. .,- .
justice. Accomianvmg tins request
' 1
is a letter from Gen. Grant, stating
that he lias recently read ciutfiilly
the testimony in the Porter courts of
imiuirv. and has
veil the matter
much thought and cart
ful considera-
tion, and as a result, has become con
vinced that he has for nineteen years
being dung injustice to a gallant and
e'Kcitut Jhlier and now feels it in-
eiruitui soiiiui. ana now .. i n m
fuiuuvni iiinjii liiiu iu u mi iu ."
1 i i .. ,,1. ii ;.. 1,:.
power to repair tho injustice. Gen.
t.t: int. jeei.- uiis mine r-iie.j- i. i-e
. i l.. i.
en'iso. bo savs. durimr the time be
was General of the army it laid iu
his power to procure for Gen. Por
ter a hearing which he only obtained
at a latter period, and while Presi
dent it was at any time i:i his power
to have ordered such a hearing. Gen.
Grant's opinion and influence will
dotibth'ss cause ! ing delay" 1 justice
to be don" to Gen. Pot ter, who lias
been so cruelly wronged for so long
a time. This is but one instance of
the many acts of injustice done bv
the infamous court martials
tho late war.
.luring-
I
Our Washington Letter,
(Fr.tm our Regular C-rraivndul.)
Wasiiinot ..x, IX C, Jn. 7, 1SS2.
Tin? longdrawn out trial istiint com
ing close upon its end, and it becomes
more and more fixed in tho minds
of close observei s that the wrt'eh
G uitenu has be( n weaving his o.vn
rope. The people of Washington, and
of the country, have bei n justly in
censed at the disgraceful scenes and
ontraireous conduct of the nr'soner
in court during the progress of the
tri ll, but the one mitigating fiCt in
connection with it is that all this lm
simply h id the eft -ct to make justice
surer. It has -'oli f - r :i r 1 i . .. ry ven
tage of sympathy w'nieli Ht the hegin-
ning some f it for the mis' r.'i1 It; c e i
tnre; has given the experts and
Court an opportunity to study his
' min i :md character, an 1 gone fir to
er force conviction up m tho min Is of
thei'irv. So one who ha:i observed
j ihu jury during the l.t-t two
Wet'ks
expresses the leiist doubt that their
1 minds are made up beyond t he soght
j est prob ibihty of change. It h like-
ly tha'. within one Week from this
! time the verdict of guilty will have
been returned seuteucj of death pro-
nounced, and Guitean will be lving
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IU tt tjeii, 1113 vi.tr,iin nit K''lit.', iu n
i etJjituLioii ui iilici , votvai hi , inn a je-ii
1 prostration. After he has given up
1 hope there will be no more doubt out
side the curt room of his al)oIii!s
accountability tliHti there is with those
I who have wituessed his daily mani
festations if ungovernable malice,
'brutal egotism, depravity and black
jguardism. Ho is shrewd and cun
i uiug when not confronted with the
possible conpeqnenees of t is act, and
Mttri calii.i.11 i ' y uii i:'JUiliet( lit HUtc
i f.A... ii . ... ; i ii
himnell frotn alt imnishnimit ItiivtiTi.l
1 -
a Tmuv viiura in 1 1 1 iiHvlnni i-ttn itttvliilii
having secured the uotoiioty he fco i
i much covets. ;
I To one who watches him in thai
! court-room this thirst for notoriety i
'seems sufficient in itself to account
for the murder cf tho President. His
! egotism, and the immunity he has
managed to eecure during a long so
i ries of petty offences, probably in
! tluced a belief that liu would escape
i serious punishment for tins last cnm.
Ho had, unhappily, many instances
j in the records of criminal trials to 1 ,f(,r, the property of the American
, base a theory upon that temporary 1 PW(ler Company, occurred yesterday
j insanity would furnish him an avail-: afternoon. It was caused by three
able excuse. There is not a redeem-1 bora, John Phillips, son of Mayor
ing trait in this wretched creature, ! Gerald, and Joyce and John St
I least of all the excuse of nnncconuta- j man, who used the side of the maya
jbihty. He a. etna able to recognize ' zi,ie, a wooden structure, aa a target
I no motivos except such as animate ' for riQe practice. They were instantly
himself. He imputes to witness a i killed, and their botlies, frightfully
, only the most vulgar impulses. His mangled and burned, were hurled
rejoinders to counsel for the Govern from fifty to two hundred yards away.
" t ru the snarls of a kicked cur Nerly all of the plate glass windows
j His vituperative treatment of his sis- i the business quarter were broken
j ter and the lawyer who so patiently I by the concussion, and many housss
has conducted his caso far better than : in th southern part of ttio city were
oven a more skilful, but paid counsel ' badly damaged. The losses will ag
wonld have done; his base threats gfegate not less than $20,000. Mauy
against the woman who bad once j persons were injured by the falling
been bis wife; his references to the.glaas and debris. The shock was
father who bore with him so long, to f.-lt at Monroe, & distauce of thirty
his dead mother, to tho brother who! miles.
ll.M.h.isiH.rlmrmfvermaiiifes'ediolf ,
t0,LeworllL ln making up its jmlg-j
meat of Guitean the country cannot j
com,mreh,.n w.t ntsexperienceoioto -
rrciimiiiHK lie is nnparallele.i. i;
I lw.r, 1 I... .,... f j in, ntliira
w)( bave Uji., iu,i,Uate ncquaiutHi.ee
wjtn riivict8, Miut pob id amau, with;
wickedness so mirrored in his 'lce 1
the.v nave never seen, iia uas excess- ,ei, st,lte!Ji
ive brutali'v without couraue, vulvar (
-ithont teU COI)fiasl,ce , Jndgo Porter and Mr. Pav.dge are
wLt0 mirv coufrontrd, abaormal , said to expect $2 ..(U)0 each fjr their
,nal1(.0 witiiom capacity of strong , services m the (imtean cHe. j
hatred. Instances of his cowardice j n nttempt to steal the bo.lies of j
ro kuown to his jailers which have yhp,n m. ftn,i tbe Tiince I.npe- j
not, and cannot, be told in print. lle!rjBl is said to have been discovered
a bestial wretch and capable or
crime but ns rt-ononnibla for liia 1
; ' u i 1 ' .,ni
acts as any such human brute can
in? i.gut or recent aevenp m -
injustice of the criticism upon Judge
is fnllv nnarei.t. He has liaJ ft i
i,(iri 0liPe t ,,.a with and has shown
patience and wudom turongu it all.
I ongress 1ms assemO.ea again ou,
nothing of consequence will be none
fof h Uy
b g nu nnnsin llv dull one in
Congress bus assembled again but j
tiv)ti8 every two works during the i
winter are not to be given this sea- .
son, and so evert b -dv iu town en- ;
. rii,nr
l'l i'llliuin Hi et:i- iwn .....i...
in the White Hou-e a well as to take
a look at the mansion in its improved
condition. Thera wa in consequence
- t J... Tl. ..(.. in f ,r lu
j.. .- .--
,,i.ur., ill,. ,vuj litii.ni.U aa llsllill
l-T the official reception of artuv and '.
civil officers and foreign ministers,
It was for manv reasons a notable
reception, marked bv new facs and ,
.i ,i.-ir..:.
Uftv names, wnu a new t. inej .m igi-
trate, ami tne almost total ignoring
of oKl customs.
1 ho President t u-
j ,Te,i the day, and when ir.fornn d '
that his reception was larger than'
-'"T of Mr. n'.van.l exceed-d in'
. . ,
uuiui'i'in nil "i uuii' inn m-,
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express-, s t -.sfaction for the eompn
inent. Yet it was not altogether to
. . . . , ... i.. .i
r o liiir-rsir reii in tuai wav. jjv tne
wav. Bin aking i f G rant, now that he 1
nas sun u iiiv ro ue uu-i iu u-i mi .
the grc' t iiijtistice that has beeii done
(Sen. t'itz John Porter, thera is a
g o.i dai 1 1 cuisosry to Know wnai
Ins lneii.i i,og!iu wni it ). i.ogaii
sxashi'd things right and left las!
wintrr In opposition to the Porter
biil in the Si.-nate and if he now
tnks the same position it will be the
liiht time he ever disagreed with hit
cLitf. Phono.
The Uepiiblieau Programme
The Washington correspondent of
lli0 Qui l,boro' JK-ssvugcr says :
The programme hinted at some
lime since as on foot among the Re
publicans for the next Mute campaign
is being matured. An ex-olhci -holder
of prominence is responsible for the
substance of what follows: Keogh
and Jenkins head what is known hs
the temperance wing: Mott and
Cooper are leaders of the license or
anti prohibition. Jenkins' m nte ex
perience damage him somewhat with
the moral element in the party. U.it
In deni"s that there were 'my cards
iu it." N matter. Keogh has enough
morals f u- the o.va-io:i. Mitt lc
signs, and with Cooper's help sets his
'V
for the gnliern.-itoyial minima
tion. Iu e.ali out with .Uoft ami
Cooper is W. P. Cuna l.ay. who ex
p.vts to be United States Senator in
p!:i"t of Gen. Matt. W. Hansom.
Since Ciuiteau theains that he is to
lie President, why may not W. P. C.
disport in imagination iu the Senate f
The anti prohibition i.-sue is to be
dovetailed i.i with a plank for magis
trates an I coin,' v g,, ernnif nts to bo
chosen by the pi ople.
Jlani.T-Ulill
for Oiiitotin's Roily.
A late Washington despatch siys:
Mr. Scoville has received a bona Gde
proposition from a medical gentleman
for the body i f Cuailes J. Gak-au.
This gentleman, whoss namo Mr.
S"ovillo dechi.i-s to make known at
.t
flfit-1 to nav d own i.u-
.
mediatelv $1.01)0, tho amount of the
purchase money, on condition that he j
snail have the budv -f the pris-mor ,
as soon as the exactions of the law
have beeu m t, to be disposed of as .
he shall tit. IIu also agrees to take
his chances of wu ting one mouth or '
trteui wears f jr the consummation i
of the "bargain on Guiteaus part. '
This somewhat liberal proposition j
was anlimitte,! In Cnitp ..i i,i.,l , ami
. i i i g
soemed to impress bun quite favor
i - . . - ... i
..IiTy
' '
After reflecting a moment, he I
K .I ' .i . 4 ., " M
'fu',ru th'!" U'at ! P.T ;"ie V11'"' t
fell"w w"ff'r 'T! T 1 ?n '
my. ." ul '. .a.ve ,fc. .
trial that misend, Is lm khill ,
suggested, "i ininK i ougni to nnng
1 , u" " J-lu I
fatal Sport.
A despatch from OskalooRa, Iowa, ;
dated Gth inst., says: A terrific ex
' nlosion of fifl hundred k.... ..f now
General News.
A great snow storm has been rag-
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vnt re eh,r.PeJ ,rom
- - ' t
itie ews ana uoun-r, oi eumw
Inn wfia Kiilii .lMnnrr J for MUD."
(H0 casli.
Qn ast Friday seven pwrson were
l1!in,rP,l iu d-lTi-rent parts of the Uui-
t Ch sellnirst. !
. ., ,
The net funded dbt of tho city of
. . ,.,., w,. or aont
ei - h!v one dollars'aud forty-sii cents
iuhal,itaut-
While atterar-t n
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ittemptmg to r,c. c from
;as three brothers ci.rged
er were shot ar.d killed, as
deputy sheriih ,
jail m lexas
w ith nomle
was also a
Of the thirty-six members of the j
otfi-!
eeis t f the Mormon Church
and
twenty-eight polyg imists.
In Missouri a child seven yoars old, i
having quarrelled with a playmate
aged five, obtained a revolver aud
shot his little adversary, killing him
instantlv.
Dr. Adams was stabbed by a ma
niac patient hist Friday at the Kala
mazoo Insane Asylum, aud died next
morning. He was a graduate of
Amherst College.
George P. Eaton, son of (ifiieral
Lucier Katon. of St. Loin, Mo., fit-
teen years o tl. nroue tnrougu tne ice ;
wtnie sKaung, i t ttaituaii.,
and was drowned.
Fr,nn five thousand to ten thotl-
. .
sand Scamlmaviuns are to te
hsvnght t the I uiteil states to be
r,,....l i.. ll.n i-oiwrnetiou tf the .
Xorthern Pacitic Railroad.
' 0.r:v..1. !
There were 4.,,,,sl foreign arntal,
Ht this port in the course of last year, '
,
, , " h volume, of iuimh'ra-
t mate. Mi.tt m toi l i immi.ra
iill l lUcllluiiig 11:1 UMICI lll it w
liiin Wi r"HCU iw.uue suiiid.
i
The report is confirmed of the
m issueru in -" n1" "j
King .f A-hantee, who dt-Mtes to use
tiiir blood Ufr tho mixing oi moitur
fur n,u repair oi an; ate uun.iiug. .
Hivs iiii'ver's immense sugar re-
fim rv in Williamsburg, N. Y., eleven .
stuies high, and c 'tering a whole ,
block was destroyed by fire Sunday '
night. Loss estimated at a nii'.iiu '
dollars !
. . r ,, T- . TV - 1 IT.
1 , , : '' ,
ed aixten. Sunday afternoon, whne ,
tho two were firing
ino uoys were l , j.lluluU.u,l,l
was purely accidental. 1
The building of the International of Moscow and after her husband's
Cotton Exposition at Atlanta, Ga , promotion to the r ink of a s'afl ofli
has bet n sold for J'io.OUO. The pur- tvr (Jfteu saw nml several times cou
chasers will organize a j lint stock ; versed with Napoleon Shoauffuied
company at once to till the building hur full sharo if th rigors of wur,
with machinery for the manufacture Laving been captured with her hus
of cotton. ! hand by tho Cossacks aud held a
Through a causeless panic during prisoner for nineteen mouths, and
i !?, i u f thn I on p-t then txch uiged only iu time to hhare
urn imiiiiu otiM.." v. - .....
Mr. Kulenhoelter, at the Salem Evan
gehcil Church, Q lincy, Ulinois, f n ly
pprsons were hurt, iucluding six
ladies, whose injuries are so serious
that death is feared.
A man in Sail Francisco who for-
meilv had an income of $70,000 a
i ve:ir, tile-1 iu the alms-huiise ttieie a
f..vv tlajs ago. llo saenticed ull
his means iu endeavoring to save a
bank w.tu which ho was couuected,
' then took to drink, and dmd.
j The sixteenth child of Furman and
: Margaret Abrauis, of Weat field Nt-w
York was buried a few days since
aud the little graves tire ull in a row
iu tun cemetery at llockville Centre.
! One child of the f imily is living. All
' of the sixteen children died iu infan-
liiesitiiucrv.ittiiii iun, i unuiug
' between New Orleans ami St. Louis,
.,.,L- m,,l I. till- mi. Kri.t., niir'it tvhilu
-u .... . .... ...
lyirig off Goat I.and, in tbe
Mppi
HIHT. Wi" U'l ,.uoi.ruKoi
wi ro saved, vwth tne exception
vtiih the exception of
three, who are believed to have per
ished.
.
The camels set adrift iu the Arizo-1
u derts aht.ut tweuty-live years (
LaT0 greatly increased in iium- .
btr" HtjJ Lav' roWU to ft stly UtS0
tf z-- The Indians whose horses are
fnghteued by them, are capturing.
tUl,MJ ""l selling them to;
meUllgelieS for trifling SUtUS. !
Xr. '1 ..l-w.M iu l.;,i,T r,..v meullv '
a' . , ,lf,P,n,,iv in riLv.ininl. U l,.,n
ct
cr sous leave college she will choose
hetween Cleveland and Washington
I't-rmanout home. The dead
Prtsiilmt's mother preserves her
heM ia bfi bt auJ cheurflli anil iB
an inveterate reader of books, tuaga
ziues and newspapers.
The New Yoik Herald says that on
July 4, 1675, there were about thirty
mmers iu the JJiaek Hills, Dakota
Territory. Ou August 10, that year,
the ti rst town, Custer City, w is laid
out. Tho town cf Deatlwood was
laid out in April, 1H7U. Yesterday :
we received from Deadtvood the Nt w
Year's edition of the Pluck Hills '
I'ioneer, a haiidsouie large paper of
sixteen iages, claiming a circuiutiou
of aO.OOU. Tho worid "do move."
Tho dernnnd for California olive
oil is grenter than the supply. It
must compete with foreign oil, which
is fretjiiuntH' adulterated with cot
tonseed nil, tiioiisnnds of barrels of
the lattor being exported from the
South to France and Itly, where it
is used, whon refined, as olive oil or
is employed iu packing sardines.
There is in Culifoi uia an increasing
acreago iu olive trees, the fruit of
which is being more largely used for
pickling.
Arkansas Kn Ivltix.
A r-pecial despatch to tho Titnes
Pemocrut from Little Rock, Ark.,
savs: 'A bind of Kn KIui from
:.. 4 1,m.l r.f Kn KI.i from!
Little Black Hirer invaded the town
of Coming with the avowed inten-
tun of murdering Jim and (.eorg ,
Stcnhens, Lutelmbodcn and :J.
i rv... !. ....
Ulaok. r. fuscd to as.-i t, and his asso-
ciatcs killed liui. This disgusted
sereral of tho others, and they gave
the clan away. Ihe citizens Httemp-
ted to arrest the outlaws, and in 'lie
uu,vo of the rkn m
lu,enSiJ txoilPU1,,ut prevails.
Stage Couch lMllll(leiT(l.
A llt flpa,ch (roni To.uMone, Ari-
,,in .i.ited 7th sat a: "Tha atiu'A
coach from T.-mbstone to Hisbee w m 1 . , , , , , , , '
i T i T I wnue waii.j,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
attacke 1 yesterday afternoon by five ..(guoowues. which r..i...iiib,.;i.m itu.
robbers, who onetied fire with rifles!
without warning. The driver whio-
p. - J np the team and Wells & Far-
e;o's niessellljer, armed with a Win-
L'iik iiiewpeunHr. uriiicn null a iu
rlc kept up a running fight '
u ulltlf tv !
ri,n(,e l TLe trMt!Uro l() cont:liu.
inj $of0i), was taken, but
the pas- 1
No Olie
i
was Lurt.
All Indiiiu Massacre.
A despatch from Tucson, Arizona,
dated (.shinst savs "lhe Star huB
received i flicial intelligimce from
ir ... " .
Ileril.OClllo, Sotiora, lespectlllg recett
all ui-,.,,,,,,,. xc uiii.in,
numbering lUU), under chiefs Chris i
I., l: 1 - . 1 . T... .
and Jo, have been committing dep- i
redatiotiH in tho districts of Much -yiiui,
Sahmipa and Arizhe, aud have
killed hupennteiidiint oclerhnr.
0f the Lampazos Mine, with fourteen
11K,U sjx WOIllt. , cLihben.
t;t lJf.ral Ortega had
left Hermoc llo
for the fccene tf the massacre nith a
large ngular force. It is expected
they will overtake the marauders
near Chia Pass. The Imbans are
well armed with repeating ritles, and
have about one thousau I eight hi n-
dred ronuds of ammunition."
I " "
A Uumailtic Career,
r rem iaa:ojoro 1 nn-a.
Seldom is a more romantic care, r
nlI.,,ti.,n than th-t
r -------
which l:as j 1st ended in the death at
Philadelphia of Mrs. Kli.ab.th Hat7-
,.r m tier ".'-.j year. .Mrs llatzlea s
c.n;ul t0 ,lihtiiiction lav iu the fact
that t-he was a veteran of the Frsne.i
nUH4ijiU war of linn at Lan-
dau, then u)rrench possession, in IT'.KI, ,
the miriied at 0 George H itzh r, it
cavalry sergaut iu the French army,
but t heir lionet io-'n was rudely in- j
tempted by orders to tho husband :
to j yiu tho expedition against llussia. j
; liie young wile luuut diateiy ueierm
chort, d-niuel a s.ildier a uuiform,,
.llHv ril llt ber ha-.
bantl's sub- through thn whole fain-!,,
Sho participated in all the
great battles, witnessed the burning
. ,. ... ,
IIIH niiut'i nigs e-i liie oisaaueu ii-nrai
of the Freiitdi army. She went
through all these experiences with
out htr SeX being discovered, and
despite all the exposures of htr ear
ly life, retained the full use of her fac
ultit.s to lhe en 1, living to see ten
greut grandchildren gro.viug .pill her
Ami r ica n houie.
A teh-gram from Little 11 a-1;, Ar-,
kansas, records the tltMiih of Peter i
Marki' at his home iu Washington
county, iu that State, at tLe ago of ;
111 yiais.
. i
Coffee drinkers should lvad the ad
vcrtisement in another columii headed 1
Good CoiTeo.
Mrs. Part iiigton sajs.
1 in't tako anv of the (imick
r. o I ,,.V are reeinx-ntal tr I in
i.,,.,..,n .,.,(,,. iin ,,. Vl r .o in
r , ' J
,1(lp jjlllt.rp, wuii'U win cure general
Missis-:a.,aliiiUtiou co-livo habits and all
.: .i;.,a..a T ,oo au.t.,1 tjiinii
ril c,trM .U tr;nn, f....r
1..1. .. ... ..X V .......
j The are the ne plus uuuni of niedi
1 ciucs. Boston Globe.
GOOD COFFEE.
Everybody wants it, but very few got It,
bpt-'ause most p.Mplo Jo not know how to
select aifTrte, or tt is spoiled In tho roast! og
or makiUK. To obviatn those dlffleultles
has boon our study. Thurber's package ,
CoffiH are selectej by aa expert who ud
dnrstands the art of blondinjf various lla
vors. Thty aro roanttHl in tho nuwt porfect
manner (It Is Impossible to roast well la
small quantities), then put In pound pack
iwreaiirt thr bran, not ground,) brlnff our
slgiiutiireasa RuarauUxt of genuineness,
aud each package contains tho Thurber
nclpe for inakinti gootl ColttM. Wa
pack two kinds, Thurber's " No. 84," :
Btronjr and puiiBent, Thurber's "No. 41,"
mild and rich. One or tho othor will
suit every tastfl. They have the threo
great points, good quality, honest quan- 1
tity, reanonalile pric. Aalt your Grocer
for Thurber's roontril Coffee in pound pack- ,
agr, "Xo. M" or "So. 41." Do not lie put ,
off with any ot her klud your own palato
Will tell you what is best
Whero persons tiesiro It we also furnish '
the "Ideal" Coffee-put, the simplest, best i
and cheapest cofTDe-iiot la exlstencs.
oroeers who sell our Coffoo keep them,
ak for descriptive circular.
Hespeetfully, io.,
U. K. F. 1!. THURBER A CO.,
Importers, Wholesale Onxws anti Co(Ti
Roasters, Nw York.
P. 8, As tho lurK'wt dnalors in food pro
ducts in th world, wo oonsldnr It our In
t!rebt tomiinufin turoouly pure and wholo
sjme Kootls ami puck them in a tidy and
satisfat-tory manner. All jroods bearing
our mime are guaranteed to bo of superior
quality, pure and vnuletome, and d'lors
aro authori7.iHl to refund tho purchnso
prion In any case where ens to mora have
cauM for dissatisfaction. It Is therefore
V the Interest ot both dealora and con
turners to uao Thurber' a brand.
Miscellaneous
M. T. NiitKift.of luieigU. Jm 1'.?Wyatt. -
-T r 1 IT - -r - . - .
" - . " a
u - HOIl'TF fi ROrrijTT? n rrnv . -Imuiwidv MPnfnriimi
HOLLSALE OROCLKn lOl 1 ON i OM.Ml.ShlO.N MERCHANTS,
n,.,3rm.H .. .
..i..u..u. .'.,.ifin-.i. " "
Our fiit r parumr. Mr. M. T. N.irrla, Ihi.ho uf n,n l,a,li.ni In II.b tviton tra'le uf Ualilth. HI pmm
' . ilir. iinii h .in.. I i.f ii In- yi-iiri In m-IIii.k .-. in n In u miiiraiiiot- el ihi proper raaaageiaaat
ili.ti i1i nrtiiMm mir lniMmw, whii li will hp un li r la i.-r-miinl Mitn'ivB,
t Lil iial h nailers 111 ivutignmi-nm ami lti iiiftr.it prliva tfuaruulwl. Cviislgnmenta avliallad.
LEN II.;
RALEIGH, N. C,
Grocer ni Commission Merchant
' I'rmil :tonll'n (tlron to Vujrlng and cUtLg
cvtt..ii.
Lllwrul aJrancos ma.la.
Mr. C. J. WILLIAMS,
OF CHATHAM,
1, wUh u4 allj aiwsye be pleasM to nerre Ms
evuntyroen.
!w. 8, 1KS1. m
I I ATlf P ATPM) w' .till. Kll-1
1H I t A lUll sos it.os.. Att-i ,
at-iwnn1 r.int S.ll-ll.ir. Walilii.".i-n, P. ;
fr rpfprrm-c bii.I a.lvl.i- mm rurr.. w n:fni
h.u,,. it,.rr.T,iii -m. and .-a.. r.vii m
oumrhandas,.viHity. t-v i...iiciii. sj.n.1 1;
nr.lcl. ..r i-kt'irh mi l 'l-si-rlptli'ii f'-r i.flnli'n as t.i i
ia!intaluity. ruiK UK i iiaki k. Wi. rrti-r to lha j
l,.iniiitMt.lliHr hi i j4-i-lltji. im tw --i 'I""""
HI..I1- I
wa Lial.Hi.hd 1N0.
TkelPnrMtand Unit dlrla Made.
A rnKmhlnAtlon of HODI. DuohU. Man'
rakleand Dandollon,i"ii"
ntcaurapriilnn
uKthi! (rn.MiFt uioon r-uriTier, t-irar
RaiUlaNlorT anil ur ana 1 11 aim Mnoni
So diMup 0a r,",'T liT-lf whi B.ir!
mttaroarv u? '"do v auil jioiftict are thtir
twrjiua.l
...rtliMh.-.w..litneV unli.irv iTLMTm, or who r-
Vn.llvhM. trnTPinTUimwcaiiw irrfifriii-i
mlf,. m,i Ai.iM.ti.jTk. li'iltO atnl t.ill.l piiniii
I. p Uutir. v niTaiti iia, without Intoi-
Ko tuuiw-r wlt v.mr f. fllno or .Tmrtomrl
rwltlhri!iMaoiirall 'k u " ""P
u-ra lkinlw(tilmit.lTf.iift im it you
,.t iw.l hntl . r iitlJi.rAlil--.ii",'.iirili t'oi-r-
11 inaj aatvynurlitu.lt Ua.l,d nuudrwU.
.m i i.i t her vili not
:ul,,i.,tLmi.,. l.n" Hop B
.r... rlulii. li.i ti.it suffi-r t"-iti. ui 1IH4JU.
11-n.mlar 11. n IHtl.-rs I. noV Tu"i "inrru
u.-ii.i,,....,-., ih., "ittiunsX. rau ai
nd UorK' nu-l no vi-soo or family
FIRE! FIRI
Insures Asaiast Tiro
...
IN T!"-
T,Tn i vrnn
M P HljjjK I JXlJil 1 U Ml
UUlU- 10UUai 1UU
CO.
Your te.iiKB may I'O Inirnt II. I lii!fr.
g Wis., d Insure ia fee
THIS IS A-
HOME INSTITUTION!
Tliat ili-sertva llio n.r.aiiii'! uf iillN.iriliCuri.il
nlAiifl.
ALT, LOSSCS PROMPTLY PAIR
All i-liisn. uf ir.''ny In.iire.l at rasim.al'li
rale. Ai'i'ly f .r lii' irHm e in
H. A. LONDON'. Jr.. Agent.
si.t.-n!H-r i. i-fi. rrr isitono. n. o
r.Tmmonnnn
'H1HK SPUING SI-SSION "of this
XL insi'luiU-.n f..r HOYS iei I Ollil.S trill uitn
MONDAY. JANl'AKY fhn. 1SS.
Hiit.s or any .tor. mi.i. tx r.r.cF.n in.
Full course preparatory to
COLLK GHt.r C( )MMI'U(TALLH'F.
sr::i iAT. j-.n.NciiKs is the mum-.n
FI'I'i Al'loN ? onit.s.
Amfii m-nns "f lllasiraM.in win I.r..Ti.ir i i.
i liulil.tn'twuf I at' I'fil liif.tuida
: ..mr,illv rf.,n. In kla l..rm
r-m-u Uirmm-ii.-in N"rtu oaMiina atut iii" s.nnn.
TKHMS: 111 Klltfllll n,nraf-l ifr in
ITlin.tl V tin i,,.- K-a.H..ll
l.int ami Mmlt-ni I.Hiiu'atC". H''k K'.ing t.r
A.lt an 1 iVMirne. '-a'-ii a.iue.i - iiiii.
Il..ar.l innt- I'" ..liiiilin- l v.-rt ..w. c..rrmpnivl-cn.-e
Is In vite-1 with Hi" l'rim ipal.
-.iii-iit are rtiitafiil y tf-iiie.tiwl tii aeiiJ tliPlr
cMMren nt Dip i.j.onlng uf Hie nlnn.
C, 11. lESSON.
Ptv. 59, lsml. lm. Prin.-lpal.
OAK DALE ACADEMY,
MU.K XH II.MAI.F,
.1 4 w THOMPSON. Prlnelnil. S. I.. IIFKNHON,
Ju . Ti-n.-lier uf VtH-al Mu.ili-. Mu. W. O. Tl ll
Kt'NI'lNK, TfWluT "f ltuc.rumoiilal Mrntli", will
iilm'Ii li -2'Il Srlmi Jan. 11. 1W2. ani tinillmie
twHiity wtt'k.. Wo liavo g.mil aiT.niiiinidaU.iiiM,
f'H,A Bi-'H. HHiriiiiiH mi l win K'l''" ........
tlMraeiniilu!whtlc.arinifiit. Oil h.ir.l ran
I lalne.1 nr-i-uw ramlli ai M l;r
monili. In-iielltiK wodlilne. IikIiik. k: Sperial
ari-iinciMni-iiia liuvn Ih-i-ii m In t'-r unit im-.i in i
rluiiuii-l I' uinl Hi. iii-.i-lv. Tiiltli.n ipnr ti'rm uf I
flvo lii-mllitl lm as f....w : Primary. l w; Inter
ini-llille, . SI, llitftier. $10110. IjinKHWH. HilM; I
m, 1 11.1 ii. ! mir iih nl iiMiriiim-ni, i.v Vih-hI
MiiMi- itrniulii.iiM ex -r.iiiis- iliriii-s f .r irf.irin,
..unit nu n tn Inti'-h. wlii -har fsiW. Ail.lrmn
iln I'rin.-lp.il Ht laiitTBCu'it Si..r. Alaiunniit
cmiii'y. N. C. Jan. 6, 1HKI. H'.a.
BiuaiiAsi school,
ESTAIIMSllEO IS r.03.
jrchiiuevHIe, IV. i"
PUE-EMINEHT
ninmiK SeiiUii'rn li' iinllnir s. Ihi.iIp fur Inwb In nnr.
nl..r ami arl ot lnUri'D K). Mi'K.illlg i luli
i.f a unlit Irmn It.-irrai k fur yninit men nf niiull ,
. l-T.l. ...I...i l...l.,a J.llilinrv lltll. '
nif'viin. jho i.im .- ......... . -
K'r ea'ril .sue civinir full pnrtli-uLim aiMreaa
Utv;. JJ, ll. MaJ. It. Ul.NOIIAM, Siipt.
J3NESE0R0 HIGH SCHOOL?
Jonosboro, Moore Co., N. C.
Tliti next nxseni "f 'Ms fl .nrlfllilns wluml will
In ln on Hie sin uf liinuiiry. lwi.
suliulile nrranis-ini'iiiH will ! mmlif"r l-.artl
for tli wxea K.ipiiiM'.i lv. uii.l-r tlm Imme.lliae
aui"'rvlH. n ( tlif l itni ipnl.
Inr inf-rmatl"ii apply ! . ..
llti.r. WILLI VM l WfB.
io,.-. 13 it Piim ipal.
LYNCH SCHOOL,
ji;r 1'oiiit, iv. c
MM. Wll. lllMti'llM l.VNen. A. M.
ICKV. 4. II llll llAKIISOS. A. f.
' The aenl'ir preprleinr. fur Sften yrnrs a pro
i prl.-Kir if lhe ll.ni.-niiin S I,. ..I. .ln1.ir.liil lhe
I.yni'll S. li'"i I" ri'lm the expeimee nf a tlKimugll
1 e-tutvillon In Mih I..WIH.I rilli. Nil Mll.llAHI.
! Sir ii wwli'ii l'm Juminry lk. lf"-i.
Kur l.rtni .til'lre-e
1 lw. U U MlJ. W. U. I.YSCU.
U)A3IS
Advertisement.
f JiAlHgh. Poiup Tatlok, ot f?tfttfcam.
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EXPRESS STEAMBOAT CO.
Steamer Schedule.
on an.l aficr April Drt an.) until farther
llio Sie.inuT 1. Ml ItcIMsus. Cant. Jam H.
sr
rtx, will liavt, Ka.Tp'.taTllla Try Tumtj
Frl ly at 1 o'cliick a. m aad Wllaaiagtaa
eri-ry W,inailar and Saturda; at J o'clock p. m.
The Sloamer WAVE.Capt. wm. t. RobMa, wll
Irnvo Knj uUctIIIo wpilnntJaj an Saturday at T
u'cliirk a. in-, and Wilmington Moiaf aad
Thursday at 3 uVhH'k p. in.
1. V. WILLIAM S a 00., Ifaata,
ai'14 if rayattaTUla, X. 0:
ZVX. J. RAMSE
WITU
PAPK B GO.,
WHOLESALE
DRUGGISTS & CHEMISTS,
Market St., PHILADELPHIA.
NORTH CAROLINA
STATE LIFE
INSURANCE CO.,
RALEIGH. . C.UL
F. n. CAMKKON. President,
W. E. ANDKHSOX, Vice Pres.,
THF.O. H. HILL, Seo.
T9 e7 Hoipe Life I-snraxtce Co. ia
tho Stztd.
All its fund loaned out AT HOME, aat
mom; our own people. Wa do sot i
h'ortli Carolina moncv abroad to build ipotr
Biale. It t one of tho mott iuceifl eon.
panic of IU K'9 in the Uoiled Stalca. lit M.
sets are amply eulllcicBt. All loaaaa fall
pro. n pt it. Kiht thoufcaud dolltra paid la lb
lan two'joara to familial In Chalharo. It wll
cost a man aire.1 thirty Tears oulr t canM
day to laure for one ihou.and doilara.
Apply for furtLer lnform-tioB to
H. A. LONDON, Jr., 6en. Ast
pnT8BOfco', x. a
J..11N 5UNMN.1.
T. B. woatcx
r.iAHHIHS WOMACK,
i
Aiiorneys &iid Ccsnsellcrs at Law,
' 3?ITT3BOHO, N. O.
1 lY-imp! atienilon rlv tn all ttualnaaa an
trusif.l I" tliflr tare. Mr. Maiming will ba la U
nm mi tlif first ami third M..iiil!ya of aach
: tiinnthnuil ilioSaiiiMat prtvrdlng. Mr. Woma
' will Lw In the om-wnt all Utnoii. mi1.-
P A T E N T S.
F. A. nehni imi. K... :nr nf American and rr
t ln IMipniH. WasiiiiiKinii. 1. 0. All bualDdaa mn
iHS'ti.l ttaili l'aieiiis, wliftlitir bfnre tha Patent
ofll'-f i't llio C.mrt.1. irnmHl nimnd1 to. No
rlmrsi' uuli-. a puu-ul Is am-urnl, band for elr
fular. amis tt
THE NEW YORK
WEEKLY HERALD
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
I'liOI'ltlKTOIt.
TIII'l IIl!i'.r V1N I
rOSTAGE FREE.
0IIE DOLLAR
PER YEAll.
rifty Cents for SL months.
An Kitrat'upy w Every Club of Tea.
.., xinrtlf IIPDII tl
, JUC U CW YORK H-RALUt
I nt n b If iWlll lll.nnM(
rt LLISItK!) EVKHV DAY IS TIIC TEAS.
Postage Free.
' m pays fur on yoar. Siinilays Inrludotl.
j h pays fur enr yar wlitmul Sumlaya.
as ,,ayi fr nil in.iiiUiH, Sumlaya Ineludod.
I f.. ..I miiiilfiH. wlllinut SllDllaVfl.
ti payit fur ouo year lor any niieclflad da of
tl payafur aU moniha for aayapeclflad darot
tl per munth (including Sunilaya) will ba chargad
ou guiiaciljilluna for a loan furlud ttt aa uirsa
munilm.
-TO 1Z UltOPE,-
iscLrwsu POSTAOK.
$11 to
CO
I 00
Wwiilv, (Furf.Kan rjllilnnl
WeeKly, ilMiiifitue EUlilen)
NEWSDEALERS SUPPLIED,
rosr.uir. riiKE.
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Slllnla' K.llUnll.
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Two aud a halt oenta par p.
Four iW per enpy.
. Two casta par copy.
N. 11. N it loea lliau five coplea m-lled to nawa-
tlenletit nt wh..esi.'ilf ntti. i. ,
wv allow no tiimmlBslon en aurjacriptlona Kt
Dully fjllilun. Ailitreea
NEW YORK HERALD,
nitwtway ami Ann Street, Mow Tort.
Fatents for Inventions.
E, w. ANUKRSON. - SMITH.
A I' I Oil N F.YS-A T-LA W,
700 7ti St., WiishlnKton, D.C.
v., fee fur pr-llmlimryxamlnallon. Kofaa on
i. ,i-it l alt.iwt.1. r Ii than any other
' r.iott"l ,If
Irnf uf rlmrg". lie
lUtil.
lli.kB (if Infurmallon aanl
trron-ra furnlatiivl uv
notlO M
fK&y l?tyou tuant to tuy I
kmTi for Men otBb I
mnt either rcady-nuvde oriiu
to ordar, do not Fa.il io
send Per our Catatou