I.
A 1 .i..St 5 AN. .' . i
e ufcsnni, I-H. -4. j
Oof eitlien were aUrtled Inst --evening)
by a report that Dr. iJicgl.T, botneopa-j
thkc i.hyaician, f thia city, had been ar- j
i.7nn
ulu An hPfm r.f r.01 ual.lt L.hfer tSolIl-i
.. . . . iiicv ui viiiiiuh iiim uinmiii.xiiicui n
- -p-- ,v;-- ' attended with much regret on snr rtrt,
A few Ktli f A'jo'atift o'nai', r..r we hvo tnaiir frSMds. in xinun'
'W iwr liHUIi,- rcutliTH -tn,j Drtviduoii . ho hove "Ktotid by ns
md llttffa, cct.itianid lijr rjfjtrf- ir,,nf,, evi u well iu gnol rejmrt mid ,
bl Wkinjr man, who rqnfttti:j him , (,A tf,;r couiUt-nMiico, aid nnd infyi-
flt m ber onek, and ahe m the wile t vw iu,i. held ni.our hamU and cticoaf-
an an who uaojuMgiwn- iuv '
fwnjcmenU were made f;r her lril hi
raieeuu tamnj, i
41M jeung- woiitati uiade l.-r.-lt er
Mgreealle to lle faoiilr, and wan 1i1m.i1.
iier nlnUs, wlo alto evc
inline Ws
Xiottlidalc, of llochcster, vintteifJu'K-e
a week, or oficm r, and, 'at each vWrf. the
two wervin the hal.it i 'I jj..iiiiiut tojevth
W (jfuneraJJ v, in Hie Ait lnu i and nniaiii
in ft ii weraJ limits
Thll antililiued until a few ilas Miice,
iieu (tUn feituiiy U.-ui;-tiut for tin- tun
n.gj tlie wick" arrived and proceeded
lUi to "niece to a liotel, ati.ul v o
rloek, aiiare, enli rnj tiie iiaim . of A.
1. liijio aliU lady " on tiie IhjI.!', he
vailed tr a rvom (or Limselt and wile.
During tlie ercnin, he Tepre'setited to
tlie landlord that hit wife ery fiik.
and called tot warm water, ailOitioiiul
tire, ifcc, to render l.er eouiloitalile.
AUmttwo ocl'k in tlie ihoTii.hj:, Iiow
..-a. l.n natLI f,,r furr iurt. i ii UilT tt
r.Kve hi wife Jo a ylw whefe she
M r,.,foril.l.. The car-
naee ara railed, w lien Dr. L!., with the
Aid of tlie Jortcr tjie hotel, carried the
woBuatothc rarrigi-s!ie tmg so sick ;
that site wa nuabte to walk, although
whn she arrived at the hotel in the tore
J'rt of the evening, she gave no signs ol n j ,mitnre deliberation, and by the ad-
jUaea, vica and concurrence of mutual friends !
I ... ,1 l.,.ll lii'" r I . . J t .1 .
victim, bx e to her boarOmg house, car-
mii'i "".-i
ried bar up to her room, and theli calle.l ;
tk. tsdlaalV and informed .her thut Mrs.
JloaewJ.la had Wen with h.m to ee her en, N,.,, 'Carolina And we trust that '
aiwl and cousiius and Ijad so exposed ,ie ,ea.!ers of the Flag our Davidson
Lcrm-lf tlt sl.c had been seiH i!i.a tViemU when tltev come to consider of it,
aevcr. CohJ, and wa. now ity iiM lie wjU1Bi tl,i. arrangement with plMas..ie; ;
added That hi. buwnes a such that he ,;,r we HsMirt; ,Uen. tliat so tar from being
-:.TrT7ra.:..Ta-irirWHm ii.m--.., r., ,.
COUHI IVilll'll I" . v-i o., ."..
If site pt-cuic worse, lie auwseu niai ur.
Wirn should be called in. He gave
tbe landlady fl6 and itnmediately lett
The jonng woman seemed to ki.-jfer in.
tensely, and Dr. Wanier w sent i-T.
A soon a be saw her, li dc'tecied indi
cation of ft.nl play; and ven soon the
rifcHtni.ate woman gave Inriii to a ilenid
child, whose la-ad and lnjly was horribly
wangled, a wa also the person ot the
.1 ... . I .1... 1.L..1.
saiuiH . ... . -.. ..... .-
JutJ Ua Atteinplt.-a, ud vliidi an Imur
a r,., ..Ifal In .L-lI. a.f
mouier inus reeaoug lire tinue nan
aft tins birth, resulted in the death of
. t i ... i
, ! mttag. mower,
Bmp&m wa pointed at oi.ee to the
. " i. i,,;i if, ,ilf. ,-,,. .,(
" ancle, wno uau leu lue iiiean.- oi ins
dwtectioa M the add re which be had
lefl villi tba. Uudlady just before hi de-
fartttr. witb tlM reoueat tliat she should
write to him every .other day. detailing
tbe CtmaiUoo of ntt niece, u m. ur.
IVjmdaUfVcare of Dr. Biegler, Roche-
" :
r.w 'np a paper devoted to the interests of the To-day,at 8.12 P. M., the American - " ' r " .7 , , u" i
. 1W isvcU -ere elicited Ufore tl.e wh-,1! fctate and especially the interests' Consular hag was nnfuried for the first 4rili tuff w Inch he had swallowed thrown on jo.t at the moment our folk -Corooera
jury, who proceeding were ,.f Western North L'arolina-and as far' time in the mystical Empire of Japan. nd a." "'ll co"l1 If don was ,1,,ne' b.u, were at tea. It was tho work of a mo-J
couductod with ao wueh secrecy, tl:at die wc are able to establish a Pmih.t that This was an event of historic importance ! ,n T,a'n- oealJy "rn 1111,1 ,,,,ne nient, and a pleasaut anrprise to uiany. "
.i.t: .......n...M,....t tl,.. r. ...ii ..i :,i t .. 1. 1 ..i. - - ... - - i i .j. . i woak, and ere the clock struck 4, the sui-1 ' ... r
a w . - .
tl of Dr. IliesHer. in Rochester who
1rectrtrlt ref?gml a IM lit-
11. n ... i.. ,i. .l,..,!
. saiBMaie. U luiun oi 11.6 un.mM;,i.
, ' - i i i -iit
liaCKktr a now in jail, where be w ill be
, . . . ..' i ,i I
mcyi uwu orougio. .o f UtUKK .
Of ruurder or u.auKliter.
Ii. - n w tint Iittie tl.iulii that Ijum-
. - - - .
If annuu itlod the crime of winch he
, ! i -.
t barged, to cover up but criiiiiaal in-
..lercosuast-wittt ibt. fuau.MWM.'..: it,
faul resujt ha deteated hi u.taii.ous
furtKaje
i at. t .1 1 . ... f
o"v anown wi.c.uer ...e .....j , v.
fjga i. issiii Darius. Llfv wov vi a -uiai. ... v ,
sfomia ia true or not, &he
lteraclf aa having come from
but no family of that name
s .1 .... T. : : -.4 .1 ...
, Vr . , ur"i,M5U
Jt HaasTsialtVlflU Val 111 fit Mil lllHf
a .
ml that
JWfltr itit forte lriffaJtiacbfi nht
it I. ,...ir i.. n.1,1, ii. rirsiii bia erii.o-
IUI creaier iiupunii t , r.ursue ma criiui-
4 tmoction w.,1, b,s Victim.
Dr. IJiegler from Albanr to Ro-
cliester soino fifteen years ago aeuired '
a large wat-t.ee-married a reaM.ctable
yomog lady trko afterwanU ottaiiil a
diVorcfr was convicted of arson'
enl to
. .1 1 - . j . . 1 1
" 1 - "t , i
eliU-nce returned to IkH.lie.li.. , where
Amu..-., i-iai.ii 1. nrrf .. a.-rvHO oiiL .
be ai'am acquired a very extensive pruc-
tice, and is likely again to be sent back
to bis old (quarters at Auburc.
'' Aban Feeminy Jnr)ti.
. . -
T.. r s " ..
T,rC..,..i o, b.a.- mr. ST uu,,
Te5S.J!.-Io1 Montca-a gentleman,
who was in conversation it!j one of the
jasjngers on the sttinutr Tennt-ssee,
frotu ban Juan, writv the following to
tbe Xorf.nk News:
On my way from Savannah, I met on
the care several of thu. passenger of the,
alstaincr Teniiesaeu. a ho left her at Key ,
West where slie touched on her way
from Gray tow n. Hie cholera is as on
IMWIM, and 11 of the pawaenors diol, ana
were tirown ot crlsoard before she reach
od Kev West. Those taken sick l;Ved
f row five to eight hours after, thev cre
taken.' The vcsel was filthy, and vj ,l
tie tU-iitton j.aid by thu captain or ere
toward Veej'Uttg. ti'u? abip tUau, that it
wM'imiMiilc'u als-j bvlow, axtd jaiiy
.Kik to the le'k..T askod ufu- of llie
as;iiger if tlie fr.ptiiiu ccr went for
ward or Jc.ii' to . e t,. 'l.t ii.inLr; or
health of the pa : lie said im
lie seemed not to aiv r,.t I;n i;i.
Tlie ( trisaba -delayed aeteral ia;. -to;
fig into port, fearing tiie brig that WiLk
cr tdew pp would attack her. VV!ku
4md burnt the city of I Vatta .,ca. A t Key
West, a young mau olferoJ scum thou,
ulid dollar if thev would permit hi. br -
thcr,wboa kick on burd the Tetiw,
to land, ami was refused
Lota Moiit.-K came pa-M-nger in the
Tennesaoe. J lit v say that bar in, ml is
liupaircd by "ritU3hTii. Hie wimtd tit
by Uie dying man u'ui ay, there, he is
gone ,: I aaw the sj ,i t ).-ae h ui !.e
ati very l:nd avel brought tw.. lift!. ..r
pliaA girl from ( alifortua with hi-t ; she
also fonn mi tiie I- iiiiuis a sick ntiie
Isov, wdw.ni sl.v. .k in charge w aiku
ug
. t
is
MtefM-rf and iH-ruoltiig lum u. rido in i.
place ..Walker baViii pressed the inuh'
ou tin ' loute..
4 -r J',
.Afur this m'l'k tl.tt YUg will ti" bog-I
er be published m ix'Xintoii. Hits mt
nnuncement wiil no doubt take many by :
itri.ri v itli some it will -In) a matter
F . . . .
U. 1 ivn,llj 1 1 IV ?t .1 I. ... MV. V T TJ ..W I
. . 1 .e . J
. S. . " . - I
aC
A.,,1 u itl. ft..
nyiHttw to presevcre. Ai
jjtt rt-liitUiice that we tuke a latep
. .
wtu-ti lia even the apt.e;
W.erancu of turning
ii..t l...
tmlilv Miftainnl n n the hour of need. '.
-What, is the Flasrdea.1 !-jt a i ex i
.. ...i" 4i. :. i -ii.: !'.. ... i. i
i v ievt. .vh, iinieeii . 4i if ausl link on :
I x,K-cte.l, U it t Well, thenwe are u.,.. I
,.v to i,,r, vou thavyour expiation
are in.t at aljlikeiv to f.e realized; for the,
Klav' s- far from itl-iii- in a drin,; state, '
in a flourhm,, conditinn.' and
... . r
furiillg beautiful fold to wave over
witn tne oi'eiiintr ot tiie new vear is mi-;ei
"
much in. 'ie extensive reirion of our iood fraction of the laws of Japan by the
"Id-Mate llian it has heretofore done. above, and to net, in short, in the eapaeT
So, that while it is with regret that we tr of a Magistrate or Governor. I do not
make tlie nntionnceim-nt as above stated, know tlie .secret of luy Government, and
vet it affords iis irreot pleasure to sav to i want a direct, immediate reception, or 4
our rvaueis aim iiuii ins inai ine ieniir-
to,, and Vadkin Flan and the Greensboro'
i .... i ..... .1... f !
l'atriot have lieen consolidated, and that i
the subsirioers of both will hereafter be
e t tt . I . t. a. .
8tlll K, . alll ' in ,ieTown of
ir' ... i J ti i. ..... . 1
f;reei..b..ro' bV- M. . Sherw'.l and !
c James A. Long, joint proi.rietor and
joint ed.tors. e' J ' 1
j0jt
j.,:. arrangement has been entered
in-
t(, lietueeti Mr. Sherw
t r i i ii .1111- i
een Mr. Sherw.Hid. the . n resent and. should, circuiiistances renuire it.
e(iitlr the ..itrit an1 urse,f Ht',er fll,
anu oi many leauer oi me vuiericau
artv wi,0 jes;re tf a oood and e- '.
,,.llsiv..iv eircnlated turner, ad vim atini'Sor ditheultioa are. I shoiMd so."
i.o. ;.,..;..!.., i.i :..
.i.ri 1 1 1." V U' I I'N IV I lll Iri .'I!
, theia
e hereto-
ii.-v; and
"
as Wl. u ,; enalded to turnisl
tn licit better paiier than we hnv
for.- .loop mni for thf. same moil
, - I.. . i ..i n . ! .
e uiiua inai unit: reueeuoii w m sans-.'"ii
, , , . . o -
fv ihriii that it la Km:. I in I u irrttfli-..
leill llini II 18 small lllllioi muee
- . . . i i- i i t .
whether it is published in Lcx:iigtiti or
Greci.-Iairoii.'li, for the IUil Road has
liroii
ht tire two places' so near together
. .
that thev might
uii'isi oe euiisii.ei e1! me
. . :.i i . ..
anie Town so far as local new is concern
. . . ...
a,,,j M,r reailers u ill receive their pa
tM anu our reaners will receive llieir pa-
,K.rs j,t t6 tKH.n wlitu publiriliea in
a . I I - .1 - '1 . a I
(:.,..,. I,r.,....l. thev nw r, ....iet.
... .. . . . . .
flag itihlisheU in Lexington.
As to ourself we have nothing to sav.
i ii i . '
( ),,r reaners have bad ample npportunitv
lo f..ri their own conclusions; and w'e
doubt have lon' since done so. We can
Unlv promise that we will enter uiion our
t.w enterprise ith teal, with renewed
tsx, and wjil. dett-numation to de-
TOte our time and all
. .. . ...
voie oar lime anu an our aointy to uiinu
ineev iuc isues oi our menus anu
,1,.. .;n rl,.ef e,d;. . ,i.
psrtT thc-tTriutritdc of which we advo-
' J 1
cate
. ... .
Tn regard to Mr STierwood w th whom
, b -sr- oiRirsiiuii wuii iioiii
we have associaleo oursell, we wonld say
to t l..e of our reailers w ho are not sub-
l. i. , r.-
.u. ... .o .ne , in.. . .o.
..;..l.i...... -;.l.
.- . .
a an editor, and his name is ' atiffictent
, , ...
guarantee mat nothing win ever be per-;
which every partnican witn the utmost
I ....... . ..1 . ... -I.... . . . . - ,..
-
coiithki.ee place in the' hands of his chil -
Jreti
- t , . ... . s , ,
P ai.ne:J to onr old ft lends to slantl
,y 0, al u ,, leir m their conn-'
mttA influence, and we will en-
jt.avur t,j eb..w ourselves worthy of their,
c,,lh,Jellte. Ve appeal tonr American
ineiid,!o the Metida of Internal Improve-
meiiU ami Kiiuealion Ihronboipt the
...
.. i. wa... ... - 1 .1 . ., ,
s.iuk muiB iu snm n;i uinr names,
l... , u ,.M. their hearts ara will. u.
We then bid adieu to our readers as
editor of the Elag, . returning our most
sincere thank for the very liberal man-
tier in which wo have been patronized,
and
ill take great pleasure in renewing
"cquaintaiiee next woek as editor ot
tUtt rwi and Hag," when we will
jurodUCIJ u, ., our brother Sherwood.
w ill), whom yoij wid 00 very well j.lease.l
for we asuro you he is made oMhe right
li,,d 'A
"
MACHINE FOR CUTTING DOWN
TRKEF.
There is on cxhiljit7i7n, in the Median
ic's Exchange, Sun Iron Building, a wor
km.' model
dow n frees,
inveiitioiis
cttl and emi
t,e obserter.
oeniu haa achieved a great result froiw
the simplest means. Au iron frame is
o,ade to tiaep the tree, and from this
UiisJ-l sharped knife is brought
el with the trunk. I'.v the turn
In.ine A
in contae
ing of a wrench, the chisel is worked
round and round the tree, cutlmg iu.way
tojiie centre. The invtutor claims for
.t airelliciem-y .-.jt.aJ to" the felling of a !
tret- four feet in diameter m jiaifau hour, i
A. a. cuts ..nlv a narrow groove, it saves
a coi.i ierhle Hirtion ot the ouil of cacti
iruc. It 'will also cut so. close to 'the
. . . , , . . I
ground as to leave no stump almie the
surface, while it preparea a square butt
ready lor the m il. Jf.i.tkt inveiitioii-of
Mr'. I.. i Elirsam, and is well worthy the
attention ot M-rs'itis iuLuri;stt;d iu s.i valu
able" air iftstruiuentatffy of "JifiigreBs" In
tins Luliiitr).
It'll it iiwrt- f'.tj'f-r.
A toiing. farmer Ilevonsliirf, Eng-
land, was itc iitly aenteiiced to one
month's .mprlsonuamt at hard Ul.or f.,.r
nt.t. n.j.'.h I i iM'fli 3 liare ou rented
M ' I ' .
- .. isuiieu on me iti msinii
jj,rm4 f tliu moat able,. bet-ut -dnrr Jnl r maif !te tht
uduvd and.iuusl Jiiflinitial Juurnak- m;),. AJmi'
tl.e State. Mr. Slifr.w.j.Kl is well kirriwii t anchor in the inner hi
miin'i iiii iii uie ioniums ,,, u,c , l.ui.ilri-d vearv exe.i.t III I ule uu Krnu-ali mn 'ulinii waa fniitxd lie a ! ur nlat an asaiatant rlfli-a Ins iMM-keta. I ii?v . V : ........... .
renresfciitel "I'.itri... t-"l I. , ill ..er.....l tl.u . - . I .... . ... . . .'I . .- ' . J , ....t ..,i..-i- r..-.if ,.
I' -I... tr .- i . Vi . -.11 i . 1 "u "accowed ; hut it was : party ot l.ngr.'i.ls, who, at night, imitat , then make their escape before their vie-; r-y - - ,-,, . - . - Jfmlj
iaOCl ICSler , lllirt tasillllOIIil. I. tit t l:lt It Will I... a.4 thf. .1 .1 : TI. . I -.. ...I I. .1 . It . 1 .1 i-.l 1 T I .iilli. f . L.a .n.t .ImI mvHM ., mm., la 1 . J
. ,. . , none in mis wav. iiieciiaiu which tue , : 11 r me siirnai lor uie siotipuire 01 itiu tram, , ,: ,,,,. - --. a ,.r
i. known in i'Htriot heretofore has . been, a pai-er r ...., '.,...i.i , .i. .... :, .....i.. :?... . i... t . ... ; i; ,'H"' recovers. 1.1 ... .,,1. . i;.w,.,i.. ..l... of
, .i-t i i , vaianv;w; svci' bu wii.ih.-m niivw ( uruii it 1 1 1. i f unit. a mjj uu iii-xjiiji K , - - w
ot a mat .1 no f,.r tnllinir tract aueniioii oy tue iruiuiui lesson 11. ,.,. ... a. .'......, I r...l I . ' " . , "'
It belong to that class ..f ""parts: . . ' never eii'Mire in farces, nor make feiL'ned , .. .. - ' ........... IUt
winch are uiaiiilestlv uracli- "Oak, aaid the -ine, bend yonr trunk iMtH.. If I could be made consciou that ' OTcr " '" n"n' M" '-doohed
neutU iiMitul. and convince sr, imu ,o.i miiy ise a suppori to ine. ll had done von injustice, I should deem ,ranBeri i ors, uas recently , ,,
at a L'lance that inventive s.ii.i., re.n.e.j um waa, - is uiv- . ,illt, m
A teller to tie Jktfr Yik Ti
an iiitcreMmg account ot the laiming end
receptiotrof tue first -American Coi.miI in j
Jill inn. Tha letter ia dated from the l lib f
t . . . . i
a.'..U iCIIINi ..'. VVblMUl V""!"
.1. . I ? . I. ... ' . J
. . ... . . . .
ArinMnmg. which, wrried ,Umil
imo iwviupmw a,..,
Pn tLtlst of September, Commodore
Ahnstrojjff .and -itvr accorajmuied
iir. lUrrin, wnitcd vti the Gowemfrr
when '-sn 'iiiireting cuiterMtin tk
Ucp,' iiiteretinj bi-cunso it .illutrte
the feeling otitic JiMncao Government
.1
..ii.it .,..r... tv
rill '
. SZ- .
eijncr. After the Tisuul coinpliinent,
I'1!
the vJoven.or wuhed to know- , -i
WI, tl. I iiii.uL sit.it. :..,...i i
Iiad Bent Mr. Iliirri. Janau, nnd what
lii function, were I" Mr. llarm-I am j
i' ..ji i
ruv i.j mj um ei iinieiii iu uci as v.uiiam :
General for the amc in the Empire of
Japan. Mv diitie are to lk after the
riit. of tliow American citizens who
mav have commercial dealing with this
cou'ntrv, to protect and euro for the inter-
. .. .
a'tlwi world, and to see that there is ho iu-
oi -imerican seamen in tins liart ot
. . . .
.i: ..Ti....
uiftnii9ai. uui ei uurr-" i. uu uui v niiiein '
of Japan thou-l.t it could take care of,
shipwrecked seamen and administer jus-
lice.
II. ,i M.,-: r
.. I
11D .IIU HO DCV lllO HCVXBBUI .l
.ill did not- I,i.w limit th i:?ll
States was justified in sending one, and
1 .:.i.;..i . ..i .....r
wished to know l,y one had. pot been !
sent ti Hakodade also. Jlad you not,
,ltef ..r,, witl le Commodore f"- I
loiter return w.tli the Commodore I -,
iir. ii "i came out lor ooin places,
..... . ...
wouj a tW I g,ai not r.,I,rn wit,
the Coinniodorc." Gov. "But the dis-
tance (to Hakodade) is very great, as are
-I... I I... ... ". ..':..!
ui uusuuiuhi w i our im.-u.hk mei:.
Mr. II. "It matters not what the distance
r. UOV.
,t I ! ..-1 4r,in- L.Wl..t ar
y.,r instructions inthis matterr Cm.-
"Mr orders are In sec Mr. Harris here
and laud him. That is one part 0f.lnv
duty.1' Gov.--Had yon orders to Use
f -ree if the Japanese Government did not
J ,t. n. '.ri ...
Mv orders were to sec Mr. Harris here
and 'land hi....- That is part of my duty."
(iUther ciuiv.il.! Gov. "Where uru
, . 1 . ... c, . i. -4, .
f'llfWIM. Ill TT1T f 1M fV rtfrfcFTia. VAI11.---
.. :.. . ;. . r. . . . i fit... I. a I
tom nnei .on n-a.u iwi.ii.i, n..
i i i " a i i ii
when lit Villi eave 1 ( olll. "1 Still 1 1
w lien no ,i. lea.ci v.ni. i 0..1.0
. ei I i ! il l .1.1
go to Mianghae, and shall leave when 1
have landed Mr. nam.
.. . . ... .i
Here he conversation eml.-l, ami the
r, . 1 1 - .....I .1;..!.;.... i... ....
iti i ivn i" e.ninx i.n.i oiniaiuiz, o. nr
vitatiyii of the (ioveriiiU-.
; . 'u me on oi c.eiienioer , dii, naiiin
j left 113 f.r jr.jd, on which occasion wo
LL 1 a I - -1 - ' ' .1 ..I. 1
On the 3d of September, iir. Harris
" in.in.ie.l the riri,,,, a,l cheered the
.. .... , nr" n,, ..
.ship. 1 lie Japanese Uovcrnmenl Inn c
ti r . ...l ...
.located him in a small fishing village call- " va -
l w i-. i- i ... ,i ( , ,i , V ...;t As soon ns it wa knowu that he hsvl
el tvakisaki, ahout tliree-ioiirths of a mile i .i i
' Ir.-m tii...Hla. This, say Tliev, is a em.;.. ""'."I? nl''' Pucr. ,l,e. I'1'' -
rarv arrangement. Tliev have fitted up ul C"ntaiiimg the resirtue was examined,
' a lhiddist Teuiple for hi's abide, and he
i comfortably lixed, no doubt, as far as
quarter are concerned. Ihe difficulty
...... .... .
i. i imi. ... oe ... ge. enougu io eat.
i tie io ifet enoiiz'i w eat.
one ui mui,i ne n.aj uv innuu as a u-
rion
Another letter, dated October 4, says :f
11.- 1 I
1 am able to give vou additional news
r i - i i i
fron, ahich I have earned since our ar-
rival at tbi port. On the 19th of last ! It was supposed that tl.e introduction
jj M feteaint.r Uornet arrived ; of railroads, tl.e trade of brigandism ot,
.7 7 ... ..... ' . ...
,re rolJl a)f.l8ak, flir wlucli ix.rt she
. r. . ' . '. .
Buiici. mi n.c .i. iiis.nui. n o.i iiib a ,i,r
. i . e I .i I.-..'
mere h.iiiiu tue rit-
MtntsliMMt tM4.4lis
. . r '
..!... .. II.,. ...t
:..t .i t t - "
...irl,-.,, iUTJV.,,,,
' siivni iiier nan iK-en
(liVt,T .ecorded to anv nation for near '
- J
, trHllce t(, iniler ,.riw,r nM JiaTjj
t . ...
iinuvE. i" imibi tini in-i inn
1 uetn ct downi f,u Uarracouta
stea-'
,....r Ldl'll,, th. Ti.r.t.i ....... .f II f el.'. ...
"- ss - "! -a- .... mi; ,v..,i p,,,
:.. ... ......... . 1-..11 ...i,. :n .i 1..... 1 . .1 ..
bn IT much he prise JftlJ.
i ... 1 ' -.rprisc of tl.e Ja-
AU.'r. anchoring the Tigue, she wont
.f, only reinaininjf ship o the s.,ua -
,ron. and broilirht her abreast of the town.
Tl.e Admiral's mild and tirirt beurino' did
. , .. . n,.
womlers Willi the .Japanese, they see-
' .A ,.t . ..... .1..... I.,..' ... .I...I
u id,, ronceded evervthinir thu Admiral
,u- hi ...liicers landing and roain-
jn(, at wjH w1L.riJ they pleased. Tliey
f,ind tho Government official most at -
tentie and civil, and tntir wants were
thirteen shiisj of war. and they w?re not
milted to laud. I think we can safely
t!ll4t the grt.ttt .escrow, " Japaneae
' exclusivenea," is no more. The Dutch L
.",h: Jierienlm
aJiaofapaddle-wheeUteainer. -
FAIiLE FOR STRoNfJ MINDED
WOMEN.
Tlie following tieaiitiful fable will at-
'"rally yours, aiid you
"y strt-liglh l Iraasr Jf
too solid to bend. Put ;
may depend on
u up, out 1 am
your arms around
- "'. "7 J.retfy vine, and I will manfully
eupport abd .herish von, if you have am-
oi!i..(i to climb as high at the clouds.
While I thus hold you up, you will orna-
"ent my rough trunk with your pretty
Jfr.-en leaves and scarlet berries. They
111 he aa frontlets to my head, as I stand
"' 'be forct, like a glorious warriorwith
.. I ..... .. ....... . l u I. .. . I. ..
p....... .. e.c .uaoe me
KrL-ltt Ma.ter to grow together, nudthat,
J " '" niane
atrr.i.g, and,. thu strong render aid to the
w eak.
.'Ihitl wish to ifrow iudeiiotiduntlvi''.
said the vine, "why cannot you twine a-
rouiid m-aiid let ni gr"w "tip itritlght,
and not be a mere. h peii'lcht oii youf"
".Miiure, an.wercij the oak, "did not
des.ign it. "It. iii impossible thaf vou should
LTn to any height ahiho, and if you try
it, the wind aiid rains, if not yonr own
weight will bring you u the ground, Nei- j
their j. it pror for .you., to r.un joilr,
arm. hither and thither, for tht? trees will
it.k not my vr.ie, U U .I
. . ....i.. .t . r . . i - also reiou;in ill wuai liiey reaaru as a ,.i ..
. . . .!.... I. . STa-1 a 1 ....all
t.'u.u c.i,-; not e.et lutck to tiio oak; u4 1
.... i Miv . . n admir thee r v t,t.u
Ail uie!" said the vino, Met me "vfATJOT T W 4 ' WATPHM' A"V
........ .1..,.: ....! I. . A- " A 4. VJ-ul.-i"iV
cape "Win Bin.ll W iiaj um. ....... ,
I ajiu
.MW.
she Iwijied hot-self around the oak, and
nd flourished together.
A TRAO ADV-i J XEW ORLEANS
Gowemfirr'AtTEM PTED MURDER AND SUI
CIDE. v-H .r"?.-v?
1 r"
A tragedy of a most blood character,
. . . . ,
""k i'1"" ew Orteaiionl-naay,
, ,,. :..... r, v II 1 1. mm a
. ' ...I - I ..
!"ve V ,rK,n ?'"u TT .
water in acw wneaua, iiihi. wr" r
lM''",ul'
Imiiiistrator bT' hi brother,
u "J ",eu . M,"VT if T
a lare etaie to settle. Dr. II. liowtnc
. . . . . ..
7",u f'8." W&T y
tl,c rimuHAntont&B&lAiW W '
?t, sr':0 ilg CO""'- 11,0 1
cu","t' sut,iri,ay l1. , ,, - ...
V erJllJ' " ""T r.1' fcW;-
n'li. ( hriBtiaii lLosellils. Lao., wai Slttlllif
, ' . ,. , ... Wit.
..i..ti.. m i.iii it.ur niniw nil iiiiiiiii.i..iiu
alone in his law uttice, on Customhouse
street, the door was opened by Dr. E. 11.
Harris, who entered and closed the door
after him, and drawing a bowio knife
from hi bosom, prepared to plunge it in
to thu body of the veneraWe jurist.
Quick of siL'ht. and still stalwart of
. ,,w . , -i
,r"!. U- at 0,,ee "rl
ant by tho arms iind held Inm as in a
. - - TI I ..
: vice. iuniriiiu "li-ii euuei mj.u
. . , . . , j. ,.
! VrolV . tWO lW.Vflr (.ft'm .aJ"!n
' t,,u r.lK,,"! I,J f"."'
1 dwtor wai dlsariiied and handed over to
" "V v , ! V 7
he. bconi ."J?:
he ' cr ", '-'
As ho was
murder" Ins-
J ' , ,', " , geemcj
. . ... ...
io lie lliai ins reason uu tn ei iiiiun n. rr
Lit 1IO IIIBL 1119 I vtlovii m ns u iun if . o
. ' ,. ... , ,. , '
. peciai y a. nis attaca on air. i us ap-
provocation.
In a short time, an am.lavit was made
. ,. , , ,, , t- .
i l7 . 1 1 , , .,oreY-'con,r r Murt'
i -- r r. . r-
' u" assa"11 " m '"" ,n,eI"
milted an assault on him with intent to
".",r,lf' above statcnl and .sn after,
'".e ,l"c,or' )' '"c V.on ,. '"
''"'', was asJUiniltea to Millor Hi la-
1,1 MTwen't to iresTde ,ce at o
, ! . "V , " V ,i I I .
40 Roval street, seemuii! all the while to
T1;dor.r,lpnirte
' ".trv;"'8 ,rr,.Ub'l,!.v' r ,u bu Wa" -
'dernig in the wilds of de hriuin.
At 3 o clock in tho afternoon, he pre-
... .
At 3 o clock in the alternoon, he pre-
, ii.i. i -.
pared to iro to Ik; 1 ; lint prvviouslv, it
' . . .'... . - '.
- III -ill ! .1
aopeara lie nan eoneeaieii ueiieaiu me
. . . . f ... ,
...... '. . . ... .. i. . i
a iirina as suon ua ne nail sireieneu
a ilnuk as soon
..... . &,-,lir ,.,;,;!
himself out in a sleeping position
......a-w.. ...
: The servants who saw him swallow the
unnK, s.ispeeieu iiouiiug wnmg, oui n
.. . --. ., ..
remaining on Ihe eI ever
I 111111110 lU prHDZ "III, IIIIXCU W 11110
! '"mule lie prang out, luixeu a
Kwiicr iiit'ii ii iofc mini u numtr otiini
1 luiu-der whieh bu took from a sum
1. ... 1 11. 1 . . I. II ..1
! , . , .i.:,..i.,
j V. '? ., u,,e'.t,,u lerlul WOW
o,r-"uiue was uiscoverei. iiiii, ot,
( r , ,
,. ' . , . . , :
iioiii i i. i-iuiim . . n K...IL ior-miiiiaii
... . ,. ,.- ,. ,.
.... i . .1 1 e 1 .1
cide had sunk into the sleep of death,
and his insanity had ceased.
A SCENE NEAR ROME.
I the
high road would be at an end. It ap-
rs not tn bet be case however, in the Pa-
Jitate., tlua following paragraph
inr.i. s
i .
--pat
a.4was4a titAA . AlU'XU.l . llllD&T lit Iwiilllt t tilt
i . .. ti ' -t" 'rmmiTiiT
I l'tll. ..r X..." I a. 11 ttl I.IUIltlt-
t.l .fWHIUVI Il, QU.Mt.IV. I. IV
! a.. .
. "
VV aa h.r.. I .al flwi aoiltfat. iea . I a fan n
vfi it uirtb mv I is. 4 n u i it mil iaiw . sa
I . '
engineer
then, after detaching the locomotive from
' .1... .... , ,A.....l... I u'l.l. , m r-fn '. .m ...n '. .
ZZu ' iMzZ stationed it
paaseng A
ets, while their fellows, armed , ,,ie
! teeth, forced, the passengers to deliver up j
1 their valuables. As the ra-oole of the.
I Ifmi.-in States ara not allowed to rarrv
arms, thev are at the mercy of tho brig -
amis, w ho go' armed to the teeth, and
who, witli a knowledge of this fact, do
lint hesitate to assail ., lite in thf-ir
1 houses. After this incident, it is to be
! hotted the srovernment will lit least send
! an armed guard with the railway trains,
for the protection of the delenceleas pas
senger. TIIE "GEORGIA DUEL"
. B. II. Hill,
irirT. I;.. hJS
. . . . ti.
t r..llou-.ror ..Ttr.i.l ni,nt,iiii. ilia ..III,
Ol It:
"; "if the invitation to mortal combat is
inteiiueu aa a mere t irinui iMreiiaiiin. io
.1 ...I . . ' .- I ; .
i , , . . .
rtTiair it. and should ant watt
: jjr.t to ,0 shot at If you did me injus-
(ice, I met the
,l d.a.u a...;n, ..,! a .!... I.od. ..,7
a ( no, d m t,an
i u-ithin the power of towdcr and ball to
pn-
produce.
.ow, sir, (as I always speak plainly,)
wi y add that J know of not!
w,it, (KtcllrreJ hetWeen you am
, w,i(.j, ,;011,j iutl,orizc or justify a d
ulll J ,ave MKt'r Bt a7,y titue
nothing
and me
duel::
1...1
., r s i I - i .... - . IRHiu. a
ii...
... I ....... . t... ... S.V.OI.
attempted, 1 shall vet know how to meet
ami repel any that may Imj offered by any
gehtjciuan who may presume noon thia
rel'uskl or otherwise,"
- " "
A 'medical writer in one of the religi-
oils journals, earnestly oppose the prae
lieu oi iijhi lalor and . professional men
traaeilifig abroad to regain ht health,
artjrining that, il) nine case out of ten,
health is injured rather than. bonatiUed
by such journey. He asserl that, if a
parish instead of furnishing their, '"iuia-
ter with , means for travelling abroad J
w-ld urni.h bin, land for .Stage and
" sr " r ' .:lof futur. emoire-ratber than do worse."
or rci'DiiiM1.
3AZJSJ3UJtr, Ar. V.
TL'BSDAV EVEXIKO. JAN. R. 1847.
TERMS Of THIS trt 3p0 CASH,
"Patriot ami W"-Tl.e Letinatm
Flag bat been consolidated with the that city. It hat to a greater or lew M
GreendK.ro' Patriot, under the joint edi-1 tent s,.t4lito?hou the country. There
torial management ofSherwood & Long, j i scarcely a v.lfag church to bef.mi.d
... i ti.:. - ill ..b.'.K. f bntimieliat tired vflldderelWHi and
Patriot and Flag." Thl. arrangement
will no doubt ensure a very luabl ;
joumaUtGreenslH.ro'.
,7 . , (
Iiag$. Tlio trade in rags, we judge
J n "
from apifcamnces near us, ha grown sud-1
ueuij very active, auey arc imnijj mo
Eastern end ol the road, and are destined
to the mills of the Neue Manufacturing
Company, near Raleigh, whose liberal
and pontlemanlv asent recciltlv naid our
town a visit in quest of this kind of stock
for their productive milt.
The Georgia Itailrolhoax.TWe Lon- j
don Times of the 12th Ducetnlwr, gives it
up that it waa most outrageously lumxedi
in regard to the ducllinir expl.t and
murderou. conduct of traveller on the
i
i.....;.. t..fei,t .... - .;n .,.u;..., :
. wi at'" wwiivwi. v.. w ..m... ...,-...... .
in the Fall of lust year. It ha placed 6 luuk plc m yuito on ih 14U. uft WuUt;
the author of the letter, a Mr. Arrows-!" ft lul.f -n. il.t ih (.ageai.! on iU oe
inith, on the griddle, and the chance ''" raih.-rn i..,p.-i.,g .,. for thai -.
areallagaiMsthiecalwithout.4ri.ia-i,rT-r'uki,'8,"or'ofl" '"""".v "'"
nent cause to rexmt tho perpetration of
.such a tissue of falsehood.
-
1'rath from a frlut.on match.
1Utc vVaB,igti ). f., lighted
' friction match which she let fall on
Uli: H.wtf IIp dre i..k- fir., fr it
the flogr. Iter ilres nK lire Iroiu if,
, "ea could, be extinguished, as to cause
: hcr death in a few hours after the acci-
i ,
dent.
Irdaud.-
-Thi country is represented
as now eiiiovinvr a decree of i.nKeritr
" -
unknown there for inanv vears. The vast
amount of emigration setting out from it
. .
a,ores.l.ir some tune past, ami the exten
...,,-.
s;ve cimll4rC(l 0f rojririirlnp of laml-,
.... . ... I ....
IIHICBM Ut "l:i.tmit tlHWl-lV-ii w
,
I leared. M.in onlv to have relieved the
, ' " , . . ,
country of an oppressive burden, slmiula-
i . .
1 ted the indu.trial pursuit, and resulted
, m (lje j.lerilj pnsjperitT of the eople.
, i I
aoi-.The old yearexpired, wrapped
! in a mantle of mor Thialilini? M wind-
i;.i .,...
n
;.l1M., " . I,M ,.l...l it wmm
Jjr7TIie negro excitement in Tcnne-
a .1 .
om it us 1a4n irftMtHv wtfmrl4.i. tt h
e has Iecn greatly exaggerated, it ii
said, by some of the account given of it.
.
"GarntU.'" Thi is the name of a new
j trick practiced iu some of the large cities
of Europe, by robber, to obtain nmmciu-
jun n- m,jney r valuahir- without com -
I . . . ....
,-i o ' - - m
I O
, . . . . I..
uie Ticmn uv I ne winti iMifC. anu ttirunir-
1 .-I 1 ' i 1 1 r . r
II HIT III III U II 1 1 1 III) IU OI1IIU ailU IIKUrieiM.
rj r --. f
Tlie Chief of the Police of New Orleans, i
. Willi tliM eil.UT of Si kt if V i 1. IT tl.M l.l.l,re t.t
- - j , . "
t .. . 1 . r .1 i- 1 . c -
I V , W" "
I gered gentleman who,,, lel..f.n. to ar -
rest, '.a ad-.pted the novel exjlient or
r,lat"lk' VW 'lrd u back.
with their name and al'uixrt, and their'
1 r.n.r.Kuion. o-luriinr ririntml thentnn. and
1 marching them through the streeta of the
.
Kintl to be a Fret SUxtc. Tlie opinion
that Katisst will at laat. come in us a fix-e
State, seems to gam ground. The Rich
mond Whig says, "we have never doubt
e l that Kansas, through the duplicity' and
hnntrlinir Irian aL'einent of the deinocracv.
would come into the Union as a free
I State. The appointment of Geary asGov -
! "T 1 '?
! r terce adtinniMration witu that firocial
1 i-
"J - J e - ,
aatisfaction to the free titate part.v, wbo
' . ... . ... . 1 -.1 . I
. ... ,in,i sru iai nrMtti nun. anil are
i o r . -
, written a letter in which In: savs: Ivan-
. uu is to come in as y Stutcwy.
1-- - , rr-
to It One thing is known to every
! IxxJj here that any further violent op -
position to I recdoiu in Kansas annihilates
the National Democratic party forever.
Hard a it i, the South will retreat from
the battle field, ami abandon iKausaa' as
.. . ir.... . ,
1 w-eii as an tne iiuauiv csi mo ceuirc
f
WilT the Huchanan
snmate the working of making
a frcft !aU). '
Kans
ami ti faalTll.tl Olid I ! ...I . ..-..1 ... , ... kl..e.a.. nf mn.t ..I
' ' ed on tke part' of this ioveruinelit, while I r-'
FankUmaU lleliyion. aiui Otrntsmaia at iu-ki;.), luwards. tku.. great .nalsona
Churvh Munic. We ek that solne of the whieh you, f iVnilemen, so worthily r..pr. s,-nl.at
Nw York paper havenpened their hat- dm Capital. ' ,
I teriea againat the fashionable mode of
I worshipping God a practiced in many
jof the Churches in the Kreat Emporium
() fMl0n ,n(j the cilf of S York r j" grwtted iaa, by citfinf aa ardent bop 1 I aaw one old sinner, in ata.ut the aecoml de-
n-Dreaentatian jriveh i, weirlM,rt l"-" - l-f S ' ' 'rie, 1 to
rronv rt preaemaiian ffven, a . - t . , .. i, fiX after offors o"
fron, oU.er aource. of infortnation, S" 'T.tJti tiftd. t
theV ItiisV I;- l-l - ' ' ' .' . ; i. ,i .. ii t' I , 'i.
to church..." ll.nl pvpo 'if '. voll, ClllM,ni ,U1, ullr ..,. atlJ
out of very di.gt at the follies ic shame-,
lesa dosceratkni of tlw-llouse of God t'JT?iW ,ni-ot-to hv anirwiat tba aiL
those wlo irofes to U hi Iminhle-min
detl diciArw
Mtilt upon tlieiii: luit the arandlSt great-
)j liig(denea"b tho eaiatenc p,f facta
wUich josury aocit anacM. ,
But the evil wlilcli has excited alien-
" ' ' '7 ,ne"'w -w"
" "f PnbHe w.-rsliip, in J l,.T.
bki.f tsfter "etl.ii.K mow a.A-
j.,ww - sn,etju..g nne, me.... .g-
:(1UIIIU or iiieiniiir pruuu,
i time 'out of fen tho object, sought after
i . , , , , - , i i i
. ! .............. 1.1 ..nlv I.i? n M'.hrlil.llllllllmt
. ' '
From Quito, in Eouador.
EuiToa or thk WaTi-imaa :"
, I learn bjr l".rr
jut mid from our f.BH-r tllow citiaeo.
l'uiu) Whitk, uuw MiniUr lUtident t VuiUs
In E. M.Jor, (hat lWid. ..ii.l EIlion has re
'"ly taken pU in that IaUie, M
"' L'"td ..d tl.at tVl. Va
MMr; tlw Utunate ..ir..v'io Eu-
tiv. Ihtk. (Wr, Jame. 1W.....D ba. b.n
,,!, . ti m lnW iuduetiun iuUuf-
- -
cum iiiimi l ni .iiiiiiiii iiii.ii.i. wini m .
of OftW .h..ii.i.ler.d to Ike IWUl-flnH
of ike Ki-iiuUIk-h) the l'r.si.l nt of ike Senate,
in I't-M-nee of Isitli Chaiulvrs i( ike NalMnal
Conrvim, a-il.M trf the enieriieef in one of
Ike Uris ( lii.reli.-t, villi a iniilliluile of IM-ni'l'
a eitrM-nsea. On r-. siring tti ike Kfeciniie I'sl
uf tlie I i4.verlinn-lit, ike Sew l'n-nlrnt re-
,;,; ,;,
.,. ,,.,
I" 1,1 "" 1
ii( all tJflieiali . ami
ilit-a. anil oek tii.Ii. iduala as ckisie t.
IllaeWet. '
SNeial arrangi in. nta had livi n utaijc to givs
auihrta-e l lks l.t'Unlii- t'urpa.. A kind of
el.'l.l " Inbuilt" dad tain rnx-lr.1 at ike'ei-tri-miif
of a Inrgi' rye. puti aaUa.a, in kk-li iki
l'reaiik-ttl an.l I'liiiilarirt of Sialo ksil eatel
,((1llfcl,
and iimneJ:at. If in front .if ikis
u)D()ni.( ,c uitoniallc Si-ais a ere arranji,
milU a Mr ColKVUrM. nUIitirt ti -nlfiU"
.
Uibun
the tlii.lun.alic s. ata arre arranid.
in ll.a. Isau-k rra.tsi..l I lit It., arrival ial tUm In-
. m "
,.i .i- 1 .L.... ir
T , " '"'""
Waits, our Mmuu-r, aaa sel-vurd to address ike
IWIeni id UUlf of I.- cll.-ague- a cv,.y of
, Iiow rni k. on the oci aaion. I inekwe kxre-
wnU, nuUicatioa in the Wtch
M. 8. M.
Ruiram eumhltf , January irU 9o7.
Mr. .WHITE'S KfcM.VUKS.
., ,. . , , . ,. ,
Ms. I'ksxintir: As ike nrinn of tit Inplu
,, , ; . .
HiatKl.uriM aetrdud near the .jerici.t ot
,
ra usi ..r, Ihe honor ilevul.t uti me of congrst-
ulatuii vour ti ti-ll. Her . for lutaelf and in ike
- a.aa. .nr ..tL.,m -f.---ra .Js...
, , -I
; the t of iksf MnVitrts of il lUpuWir.
t'sllnl bjr the f.iiee .4 ll nation Io preside over
it J.niniea, llm liijjk and rsa-.o.kU trust ka
x U-en i-onfided in rnr Kterllrm-T at an interest-
"g ' i,ur wuntry's history.
, ' Vours Mr. IWUt. U a g.ily lo.l.
" T" ' " i ' . ti i.. - I...
" ..
r - , T,.,
... - i"-f-
I.rfl., 4.IllinaT.Vkksft 1 U.-Mst-d Milk !-
'
iwicitM-I thfttulMaMt vutr amn ImtxWr-
-
. ".
, Wmj AUBiwilrali..u aH.w.U briirhi fwrspee-
I
,iw rf "" U,U""
1 Anli Mr. tll. ,,WiBg ,
u, ,w j ut;ng TOU, ,,,"'
,,,1,,,., , be, - il eve, l, be,,, il... .Ii,e
,n, cn.iant en.l.-avor .rf mi a. If ami mv d.i,lo -
.,,.1, IU.a- 1.. . I.. .-I. ....I r,,l,,,.i.. il...
mt crdial iiiteniaii.nial rrlaiiom Utwr.ii th
i..,,,,,,.,... 1,.,,. .1,, 1.,,. ...
1 sn l thai w hose Kieeatoe .-OnlruJ ha just bee
, ,mnilU d In w Kvcein-ixy's ksaiU fcy ike
lamUnt-ou sutfisfe of four countrfin..n.
I n . J
Ace. pt, Mr, 1'resi.lent, ousenrdial wid.e., tkst
lif., .ml heahh mav lonr I.. .i..r..l i,. , ml
,.r,e Jour ,..lc and beuefit jour country, ,
' "
I nsiik nt UM then replied to Mr. While,
, U.-.c, a. follow. :
' TasaLno.J
, H1MUC to
I inMiic Corps : I feel etpjally konorvd and g'ali-
, p,iwrth
wn or,Kinun.., io meet a .mi ..ion, joa,
.i . .i .. .
, - i......:.., .to ....... u. ...ii,.,,. uie
nligkleflt'd and powerful .Ml earti.
popular mitTrsge of my countrymen has!
upon mo duties sinl r.-s.iiMl,.lili.. as
portanl as they are arduous. And I am ibt-p-.'
' k inn.reml aiih a snan ..f loonllu. ... Un....
I ing my dutie. a the I W Hagitrate rirtvln -
i-.r --: .... e
. of, nations, lest hmiM rail ... .nee.mg Ik. e,i-
! genckw of my tlation by a successful uWhargn'
' ,u vao.wi uiiKtionv ! nut my rrhsuce, under
' fro'skinee, will he upon a faithful adherence to
; tl tiiuiin sihJ ih laws of my country, to
! ml'U 1 vosWanlly bava wferunee as the
irrrat chart of mv iiublie carwr.
-
I r'U fc.yu per.
aunslly , lieulk men, I must tt of iou lo be s
adnnmatratioli con-; , i
,"' and I
earnest efforts can a. all, tke niost fiicndly inl i
cordial relatioM will be cultivated and maintain-'
And allow me, Mrr Mtiiiatar, ttV rwiojavKate.:
'he kind wishes and tlw warm vratulatkm with
w',ich J" and jour honorable eolhatjuss have
i lo jour own ani your roontry s fame.
awnlef the pavt whtn lis mid
- '-sitoWawflsjaii, , rA. .
but iiistead of pleasurf would say ,uribiW.w
Hut really looking to bat lias beta duo Mact
tim aurMbly int, one would not ihiok lltattha
HHintal ravrgie of mvmWf bad pwfuruvml any
Urrera task, 6rlf taojf bad, that it Was ftot
brcudtaeorofCfki OwaofUwafntban iaikadoua
eelvtd tha migtity prn-ctof sftoving Um Capitol
to some locality whers th inooa biaa all
kfglri ; but jiuiging from appearaiMM ot
never shall !' ".
U4m iuWuliMf traa.it rahwa w slf,
Iu rhiaihris 4Mlat sad purtal last, ...
V, uu M aow aiktaliuM sarv hall, ' fcv,
Tu umm ! tkuughl, Um paUos uf Ik. hI,
"Tt (jr mm ml WMmk m4vt Wat"
iid sliould iua with ruthlew baotb tvatowtlik.
hajftt mass, to gratify 4te(hino uf rx:kle Lunt
Never! and the man who inwed Ibia gijMil
.iilrjwwe, finding that hs was nut likely to gtX
aiUuc to na e- ike CapNol, baJvUrl tm
only irattieal court kit Li... toi'oUa! hit ob
j vt, aud tiortuf ., ami akva tal brass)
hum, was gating with dv aulwiluJa on the
inuiinlaiu I..), trying to diooer tha Int mf-pruw-k
of ka ualiw uleirwut, "aooaAir.n'
SiiK-e my hut kiler nothing of inUraat lia
lrsnsiired in Ilia LegtiUture. Yesterday a aatn
U r of irila kills a era prd, but to-day tbrra
was no ifUoruin, aud indeed baa avt Wa. since
tku 2)d. iuMsnt. Sutvral uteinbrn oaina ia lo-
j uiglil, and business can go on again. On lo-IQur-jro
lira inniiguralioB of kis Eieclleary tiov.
I Uragg. a ill lake plare. As I kave So Legiakv
; tun' tie, I will jpve jr..u some sUtiftic wliieb
may be iutereliug to suinu uf Your Tffcdera.
I r..ni (lis niinurily rvjft of committee on Iks
llauk.' .1 !.ar that U..
aasemtd
ialuv of plopertT in w.rlal of tka SlaUa, sd ika
r. laii.e amouiil iMetrd is banking ia ibeeaapr
jj,u. fo up as (ul !..:
t'slastisa Frtptrlf. Bumkimg Ctifi4mL
X. 'acolina,
Uiimle Klai..,
i-js.mM),;..
;i,?i".u"t
8.010,000
18.7lt.Us
8,840,000
1,840.000
4.30,082
l'onareta,-ut.
M.iwniliua, Mi,
iKlaasre,
Xew V.'..k.
i t,o8,oTir"
S4,iHja.oi7
17,442 t0
7ti,sai),o3
S.ulk t'ar.siha, about I ,000,000
Tl.na Jim rr that all W Noflk CanJiaas kas
more I ban lialf as in mil awaird pripe(lj as
Maiwaekust-lli, kaf kankinir capital is laws ikaa
ofM- lU .eiitk of llial uf tla- Itar Suie! and wkile
vw-.tii.ii v. ...hi is hit nisr. swiu aiim
lthU UUn. Ut .Uml otiiliirJ
" .
mllCU IFt)IMriT u alurifl I anwlflll. iWf laWtKlfitf
i i , - - - - 9
,.,,ii.l J V I' .1... .I.. ...
--
one; and thai wkik. New uk kas kut a hiu
.
...er ikre. l..,a a. muek aej prorty a
, Sorih Carolina, she has over tVleea litaw a
i mia.li bank stuek, and w in other Slatea. Tkua
! it appear that in the must prosperous Stales uf
1 ike I'tiinn, the banking capital la proportion to
I li tatualioa of pmprtt is far Wjoml iturt of
; X.arlk Carolina. Wkxtkertka-wfwsfsMily isto ke
stlribuUsI Io llwtf great batikiBjr fatilitioa. I do
, , . ,
uut I filend Iu sat. kut one iiui.il hi eeflauu Uiete
1 " ,
nut lu or a aHiivenal Uriiiand fur an increase
.
. . ...
ft fflWIfl lit I fWwmTTT Uf tlw MrWi
. 1 i
. 4 . I 1 S - I at...
i log
.
prubaMe income and eaprndilurr of ike
State, I I he next lao yan: Ik roaelude ike
i..jrl in lls-se worb "Io cutiduaiua, I brg
l.s.e Io a-ll, ikat looking to the eonliagesl as
j
. -itm
f V - t"
certain lisUlilu-a of tke Kuie, a pra-
daeuul Wuul.l serin Io point out the neo-
I prh-t y of iatnasiag ike annaal rsei4 tat tks
t , . ...
.j;iMWT.ii.qiK BD-JOW IhWaiHJ iltMian.
i.. . " .......
From tke same report I find that within the
noil three J air's 70.1,00') of the Stat tVw.t
due, sud il i.rs lo nie that a V'
'.rert" wuutJ irm to jt vml lie fro-
detatiia; sum way lo rmel ikuse
n view of thear faels I fear the tax pay-
i-rs ij y i, tlh Carolina will Hud tlw eatealatawi
. four "siawef mtn p. s.k-nl too likely lo
.fnte true atasut ihtiI tax pat ing time. More'
sniam. SriXTATYIll
.
l.turnni, .v. t Jau. 1-L 187.
. . -"r Ai.rw . Ili.mu lakea a uroll ikn.w(rk
lk (.k'ii cilv. In day, I now orouisie loifirs vou
'" at-eount . ikmg in lUleia'k JM I
tkrui. or as warlv to as tw-sible. I waafwiWy
hnpreas. d with ilea kla 'that kt a man's eharar
Irr or iompleiiou be what' it may, he Can 6nJ
! company in IHidon 10 match iu Tha saai
,ulWb "'
- 'irsl tkinir llial aUra;ted my aUcnUon
J M mmn uu,i kis,daogl.tr standing e-
' '"'"I earl ja llx- middle of lb street, the oU
,nnn uVnS poae of aoma toks, sod tke
daughter as busily engaged in skivering and trj-
g lo sj.aaa thu urgent demand af a vwaciuus
appetite by the freipient spplicalKiu of a roll of
j maekine," and who
, .... M anuM lhM fc,--
nui snm kmi.d, issm ise?suisls.
' ('rsass aa ttaswssrW Ihe i,er.-
Abimt the "Oily llair a conjrrgalrd DIM of
llm sablu sons and .UughU-f of "Afiies nunnj
shore" might kave alfr.l sound faaalical ako
hi...;.. . o....... .....i s. ..i. ...... ...I .nri-
1 dents peeukar to las p,tml,ar .-..'
..... ..e-.u '" "7
ba well feu.-well ek..lKl-.,.lker and cl.it.lrm
not tt be a.-paraied kc Ac, wkick arw Uessmifs
thousands of the free tii-groea (and whites t"l
of the nortk do not .nji.j, and sound that n"'
cr saluted llujir ear.
Kurllu-r on, I eniuo to a mixed taaa of men
and women (shit..) who kail bowed to d4
.l,rine UUut.
' "Kchss wers rr Ik wilh ilrlnkin(',
Hi. fuH ii mk Ikey snHrte Ihe sir
Fmr Srraltiat- is lA'a- '
Another class were like Tain O'Shanter,
"Kinp any be M'sl but Tsm wss gssrkai
7rr stl lae is si etelsiiess,"
Amitlk'i part of tlio crowd and by for ll
most ninnerouk, wrrfo cfjThg, '
;- aw s kowl of wins.
I hsee as ib.l slsenly M spoil,
Afsr rer suss' I ires sfeafle km,"
I Utk aides ka-l Ken made and refused, the
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,i.-''5.tl&'Jfs tjaBjivssEiftr.-ail
-ajWilsW
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