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VOL. 1. THIRD HHKIKS. SALISBURY, N. C, MONDAY, OCTOIJEH 2D, 18GG. no. :u whole no. mi. TERMS.: ,..$3 00 1 CO WlUlT, 1 jrY- h fltoonlh,. CitU Inadvanc DATES OF ADVKRTISINOl ... ,,. fan fl2linwi.Brlinrfli..n, $1 00 2J, 31 and 4ih Insertion, each, .. - 1 fur rcn additional publication, WESTERN N. a RAILROAD. ' Tii Director of t!U road lull meet i, in this eilj M 6torJy, and wo learn that t wsdetorinlnei lo So ahead with tie grading! completing I he M.ond Morganton. This will.. be .Mtifvhiir to tho p"pl of . d lb friend of the road generally. The .d should 1 coinpletod uy all means It U much needed, and ati! It is Unbilled the great resource of tho west must re main undeveloped "lWJea tho portion the road now completed w.ll never pay .nnses until it is finished through. lot it be d.nc lyM 'moan. Banner. IT" Father J- J- O'Connoll, C.tholic rriest from Columbia, S. C, addressed a very large aulience in the court house nt this place lait Sunday evening. IlhTar. n.f.t nrinciually a vindication of the doctrine of the Catholic Church. He is an able and Impressive speaker. His reasoning was clear, and his conclusion pointed and forcibly drawu. The audi ence appeared to bo much in'crcstc 1. lh MAVO-K'SCOUIiT. A enso of soino interest to retailor of spiritu'ila liquors was before the court yes terdavjmoruing. itwusiin action brought hy Jack Hall, against Wiley W. Iloldt rhouser, in a plea of debt for the sum of Fifty dollars, Hie Plaintift' alleged tlut t Holdtshoiiser Jrad been a customer n his bar, and ha I run up an account to the amount claimed, mid produced his book in Toiirt to t- how the correcfnpM and just ness of. his account. Thccfendaut made iriMspMc as 'to the justness or cor rectness of the account, but, plead I hut no retailer could collect m account for liquors if for a -greater sum than Ten Dollars, that he would pay what the law allowed and no Tnore. Tlie plaint itf.de. ! niiirrcd lo the point of law, and insisted that the court hd no right to consider it in its decision, if it was the law, that such a point was for. a higher court, to wlvch the defendant could appeal, that where a party proved his account by his own oath and witnesses, and no issue wa8 made to its justness, and the amount " tiO iyg nnder Sixty Dollars, tho court was bound to decide in favor pf tho plaintift and asked, for n judgement in his favor. The Mayor stated that tlte law npon the matter was clear and plain, that the Revised Code chap?. 79. Section 4th, de ctared that no Retailer of spirituous li quors by tho small inonsnre, 6hall sell to any person on a credit, liqnors to a great er amount than ten dollars unless the person credited Bign a book or note in the presence of a witness in acknowledg went of tho debt, under the penalty of losing' the money so credited, that there was no evidence in this caset lint such had been done and while his own con victions wore that no man ought to re lieve himself of a debt which he had fairly made in . this manner,, yet it was the law of the land, and at such it was Ids duty to decide the case in accordance therewith, "and should give a judgment n favor of plaintiff for the sum of ten lollare, and the defendant to pay cost. : - , . ' lb. . THE KO UN D TABLE ON POT CI. AH SUFFRAGE. Tlie Pound Tuble.M the following; ' 44 No one who has studied the appear at . . ' . ance ei tue crowd wliicii an election gathers about the poll, or followed the meant which are in act o use oi lo man enco twpolar sentiinont, can lonjr re main in doubt whether the licentious freedom of r;vr tuflragt) lie-, compatible wiiu n cnnpjitneu -jverninenr. in Jie nature of iliinas. it Ta folly to cxtect judicious decisions of great national is sues troin an ignorant, tmpressiula pop. mace, marched from the impassioneu luppics or an adroit orator to the balot ox. It is madness to leave tho final apcal to the judgment of a mass mainly composed of such elements aa no sane man would repose ofifjJonw in on the simplest everyday alLiirs. The greatest dilliciilties, it is true, must attend any tf fort to restrict the sutfrage. It is hard to see clearly in what quarters curtailment should be made, or upon what principles the niflit to voto should be awarded; but there is yearly less and less doubt that our national propcrity, if not bnrjovtriiinent is now just passing through ISREPfJULICA.N GOVERNMENT A FAILURE? ouung but tue return or that spin of compromise and conciliation whiol animated the great Amerieiin statesmen of 1820-61, can aae Ihjs country and governniont from anarchy and Irretrleva ble ruin, and shoalu republican fforern went prove a failare in the United States, it will take hundreds of years to revive jt On tfiiasnhjoct, the New York Sun writes aa follows : Tho inouarchItaof Europe have a wars contentea that republican govertiniuii cannot bo permanently successful. They auuiit that it may nourlsU-and expand for a time; but eventually, according to their view, It must rail aa a consenuencc of inherent weakness in the system. Then say, truthful y, that the experiment of re- fullicMii government bas been repeated y tried, and that, with the tingle except tion or the Uoitcu states, it has uniform iy proven a lunure. Ann eveii our own case, according to tho friends of moil archy is no evidence of the incorrect uesx of their theory. Ih.-y claim tlut oar national existenoe, can only bn preserved by abandoning a repiibliciinisin based, as every tcmperato observer must admit, upon tho most Utopian uiisapprehen dioii of human progress." A Snake in a Womcuft Stomach. A laily living in tins comity informed usone day last week that some 20 years ago, while drinking water at a spring, she swallowed aitery small snake, but that it gave her iio nniiunt of uneasiness for six or eight veur, but then it began to in, creane in fcizt, and affected her appetite which lec;im ravenoiiH. The repiilo in creased lo such proportions hs lo are'itly enlarge and disfigure lier I person. For the last ten or twelve yenra, until recent ly, she had siitT-red inxro than human tougno e-ald tell. S e had doctored with many, had 'tried everything, but nothing seemed t help her, when her t-irter, who was a clairvoyant pliysieiaiiAt Loekport, III., precrihrd nedicine which had expelled the r-i i !e fioni her stom ach, and several pieees iiu:u her sys'em, but a l.irgo poitionof ir yet remains in the colon-, t o l uge l I o parsed in the usual inaiini-r. Ttie I i'ly - ;tfnretl in usual hea'th, hioI Mrj".--t I y ra'ioiial on 'vi every subject. VufjuiraUo (Imf.) Ii2ubliean. A StfCoufnnl'rton.TUo Radical theory presents the deprivation of the the ordeal which is to test the quehtioti ot us perpciuny, anu iney oencve unit th-pret-eut aspect of our political atfors is indicative of the early dissolution of ihe government. We have no apprehension that the predict ions of the nionarchisls will be realized. We believe that re publicanism is destined to rpread, as the world advances in ' enlight ument, until monarchy will cease lo exist, and until tho whole civilized world shall enjoy freedom and the largest civil and -poll tit, cal liberty. Rut at the same time tTie fact cannot be ignored that ti e enemies of republican government now have some reason to feel hopeful that our experiment will prove a failure. The upheave! cans ed by the late war, followed closely Wy the rupturo and growing . animosity be tween the Executive and legislative ie partiuents of the government, coupled win the intense bitterness oi partisan feeling throughout the country, are well calculated to encourage monarchists in the belief that the cud of theim-H ie;ub. I r . T ' lie is urawing near. xNor would we at endurance. The jaw is heavy and promi. ntutt the forehead lull but rather sou a re. The lepth of shoulder is terj great ; the Tore legs short and large; tJio.loot broad and leeply cleft. , .. . ,;. , I lUt here the. bovine rcsemblanre ceaa ea alogi ther, and the equine character! lice btirin. The body Is slight end rounded, closely covered by a glossy vo-it of ine short lirtir Jngfl wingf Jad reai ly reaches the ground. Tlieltluler legs are smooth, anu lithe aa. those of a race horse, and the hoofs rather slight bat well formed, contrasting sirarffdv with the heavy li-s and cleft hoofs of the f r- ward part of the animal. Its i;ait, too, ia a ludicrous cross between that of the two brotc of whose nature it mohis to Trial of Tktnna Dull j,r tl,4 Mnnhr of Laura J-'voftr Concilium of the A-ut((ISnUnct4 to Jiung VtA yvwmlt'rAjyixil toLn ta ( SV prtmt Court. . ' Jks Irul of Thorn DuU and Ana Mrlton, for lbs tuni iKr vt Laars Fouler, wlika took lues ia Wilki-a roiy, nxrv two of l brer inontU so, iid rinovr J lu Ii.lll, wss coin- men.f V. r. Ju.Ij.-V nul..n. 14 F'Uta ttorb ' ing. Ukii ti-plieNiion of Cunt'l, llt cn m Mf-arMriJ, l DuU tnl liml ui-nu trU ; Tbs Biau's Anoraey. V. V. CIJ!t, K-O.. m di.M t Uers I'lrinrnt. sad I. lior.iMii, and lh fioner drft-mlrd tr Mer. II M..AHiK.n. ft. P. Armfi-1,1 anJ (Jo. Vance. A v.-r UriM number of itiiiw r eiarrtin- d. and ilu urrupiiNt I lie holof Friday, NEWS 0? THE DAY. trovV WathingtonStanbrn. " Wa.bla6Un,Oit8, P.M. ! JWrrlnrj StaDtoalisJ a lengthy interview wilh the Pretidrnt ibis moroinjf. lli ary re. lirvuivai from lbs Departinini ii coiuiderard to t ivruin. cValor. Coaa,f Psaa) UahT arrived tlii morning asd also bad an inWri with lh I'runduDl. partake. While the motions of llio for-j8iuriljr and ihe Mloing nijjlii; iUJuJk ward t art f tho body are slow, awkward f In elmfit lo i Jurv miiNaiirm and shambling, thogu of the. b'noVr are and about dxjr break iha Jury brought in a r extremely graveful and affile. AU geh er it is one d'thu most wonderful curhwi. lies to bo fonud n the animal kintrdom Who will (five it a name? Jnutanapolts Jvnmai, &jt. W PETROLEUM. The discovery of PJslrolenm in Xirtli Western Virginia, and. in other States, continue to be made. . Perhaps no re cent uiscovery has contributed so largely and rapidly to the incrcaieof wealth and and to tho growth of population in the immediate neighborhood We cannot doubt that Petroleum can be found in larsre quantities in the coal regions of this Siate.and put haps at other poinis. ino i etroleum and JUimiiir oinnniiy, whose onice la ocatcd at Greensboro.' have in Doeseasion a nuin her of Hies and much mining land, we believe, Lilt to what extent ihey have yet pushed their researches after IV-tro cum wo ate not authen;ically advised. The rich coal and iron niininir inter ests on Deeo river have not Vet leii fully developed, for the want of'siitlhjieiit capilal and enterprise, and the lack ol proper facilities for transportation. The character of . the coal and its highly in flammable qualities in that secjion indi cate the existence' of Petroleum, or some . i i . . . orner similar subs ance, Ivim; in the re lompt to disguise the tact ihut Iheio U !gin of tho lower 6!rafa4f the coal beds, real and substantial danger in tii ores ! The shafts or wells sunk have lteihaus ..-. a ....li' nr. I'.i . ei:ibia'o oi our jujuiic auair . t hen not been deep cnmigli to reach it, and we mun, high iu the service of iho govern ! have heard of no attempts at. boring in iiient, boldly declare that one mio her ! that regio-'. Why should not the trial' ought lo be bangvd; when one cl.ss de-"be 'made, both on Deep river and among elarestliat Congress is not a cusiitu j tlio coal beds in Roek:iigliain, at an ear- Jio"aJ body, wlnle another daw declare 'y day f Treasures of iinmense wealtl IHlilVOrOi lilllLaCII.IIL' lllu l'l-o khi llolllil li4 h 111 il,.n .ui.nm i I n. c.i I .l South of a part of the repreBontati ves to. w!,en the whole conntfy fs almo.i boding our State; wliic'li it oivl v WOhifeS biicJgy lu-li if i iMiiit cd hv the (Jonstitutinn. ! . .;.k ...o:,:....i . . . i r DJ - - - - ' , '.vii m I'vimuu ci;iu;iiieni. iiti is i!e uuo enic' prise to ooveioti in llm liir if ot n iiiiliii!il ororcss for t n ri -1 , .1. . . . . t , ..' orinff tba day. 1 bis ia tral' limra, and iv. lUisia tralv a tad tlofr. urs ivr thM bard limra, and will be the cue in ihelijiht ot a judicial process for pun ishing the crime of rebellion. If that is true, why is tho penalty to bo inflicted on Maryland, Kentucky and Missouri all States with a large negro population which did not rebel? This is only one of the various self contradictions of this preposterous theory, which we defy them to explain. Bait. TranscHjH. A cute and pretty young "wid ler, has just taken the conceit out of a gay young 6tudent ot aiicigati, by exhibiting to said student afier her surrender" and mar riaxo, a beautiful daughter and 3 sprigs; of 3'ouii2 America, named respectfully Augustus, James and Reuben. If ho is a good "papa, ho caij make these. Doys useful. casu al the present time it t not prus; 'During the war II. E. (Mron. E-sO. dent to disguise or underrate iho f,et. 'of Fayetieville, succesnfiilly proved that that there is danger in these tliiut'B. Aerotene could bo made lately from lliere is 110 more truthful adage than the the coal beds of Deep liver. We have one which says that 4,a hon-e divided j heard nothing leceiulv of his effort,. against itself cannot stand." If the ion. I We hope tlie various Mining Companies flict between the par tjisaii of the Presi j in the Slate, or ofher agencies, may oent any tn-se 01 congress continue to speedily solve tho question us to the ex incieai-e in niuiiee 111 1110 same ratio isience 01 l eiroieuiii. we need Bome that wo have lately eeen, it will not lake j thing besides txttlon to tet in motion the Jong to bnug the government to the pre- energy and enlerpiibe ot the people cipice over which the despots of Eumpe ! Rut until ihattsoihelhin'g is made pallia are so eager to aee it topple. Shil we I ble, we hope that the best effortes of our go blindly on in this suieidal couroe nn- people will bo .directed, more largely 111 tue luimiiiieni 01 tlio uionarchical j than ever, to bringing out Ihe agncultu "Gentlemen of tlie jury," said a West ern lawyer, "would yon set n rat trap to catch a bear, or make tools of yonreel ves by trying to spear a buffalo with a knit ting needle ! I know that you would not. Then., how can you bo gnilty of convicting my client ot wan-slaughter for taking the life of a wotnanr Ihe prisoner was acquitted. 'Grandpa, did you know that the Uni ted S ates hare been in the habit of en couraging and acknowledging tories I" "Certainly not what kind of toriea?" r "jterniones. Huwgi iucwiho pcsuuui, or Pll catch the mcusels, and make you pay for 'em," ' "What sort of a sermon do ybii like PN said Dr. Rush to ltobert AIorri8,one day. "I like, sir," replied Mr. Morris, Mthat kind of preaching .which drives a man into the corner of his pew, and makes him think the devil is alter him. .A rich city ia Chihuahua (i. e. city of iov.V in .Mexico. JU..t ot tne houses therein are built of ore, tiom wincu tne tTMii regret to learn that a great deil of on ble and d'mtfem ia anticipated on account of 1 marked dipoilion on ill part of tlie cradi on topa.h thnircUiin. While in th UxyorV ffic jesWrdny, we autiaed that he van very uy Maing wrrDU ia civil hm, tml art fnr ho. ln nnl. nartiallv. extracted. TH Kewbees Timet has been pnr hascd tf Col. 8. D. Pool and Mr.'R. A. hotwell. Tlie former gentleman will ondnct Uie Editorial ana the latter the iOCal department Tlie name of the ta- er has been changed to the Journal of 's poliria have been changed also. Un f r the auspices of Col, Pool it will be an ble and zcaloor ad voca'e of the Pres ent's policy ami - a decided enemy of UdicaJism in all rts paaea. - We wish lie new pspcr all imaginable success, we are lore It will eminently deserve d uced from 8.0.00Q to 12.000, AnArn; erican proposed lately to bny all the tnmndtDgsTrdTryTalOo cxlrcTTIi6 ' tW& public meeting of the Citizens of Rowan Comity will bo held-t dhe lown Xiau.on wednesuay evening ai 7 o'clock of Co-inty Gurt week, for the purpose of inviting and encouraging in migration iroin tlie oriii ou ior tuu promotion of the'agricultiirat interests of the County. . By request. ' Jas. IL Eskiss, Mayor. If tdle be tb. toot of all evil, tbae it matHroooy good tet som:faiig. for it sets aaaar a poor womaa to work. prophecies be reached Shall we, eon- hriu aud Uomonstrate the theory that re publican government id a mistake i It w,e,would ' avoid the danger of such an end we must cease the. loolish conflict which now disturbs and agilutesthe c mu try, and restore the Union to its old con ditiou of peace, tranquility and prosperi- ty . : A FEROCIOUS ANIMAL UALF UORSE, UALF-OX. During last week, an animal was brought to this city from h northern part ot' this State, the like of which was never oeiore seery we venture to assort. A year ago we learned from several re liable gentlemen who had een it that 6uch a monster was extant, though rather too diminutive to attract much notice, and that, should it live to attain full size would be a marvel of ugliness and feroc ity. About the middle of the present month its keepers concluded that it bad attained a growth sufficient to astonish any community in which it should be ex hibited, and it was "brought to this city to remain, as it was supposed, till after the State Fair; but its extreme vicious, ness rendered it unsafe and iuipric-r to allow it to etay here, as well as danger i8 todi A otlea whfr eaw M white hew IdeBmbeailaiforowa : ihenernl eh actenstica and' features of the horaa are Weadd with- h. of -4hVa-ir!rth strange and remarkable beist. Tlie bead and neck are, broad and he4vy, giving it the fierce disposition of the buffalo ratl er than the quiet and dociie character of the ox, while a niano reaching ironi the forehead to the shoulder and aweing to the knees, add to tba general appearance of ferocity. Th borne are heavy at ihe base, bat very abort and remarkably pol ished and pom ted. The eye ia dull, but sufgesta thing unalterable an expres sion oflateut power- and derilishness which tne general appearance onae ani mal confirms. The. lanxxla is black and agly, the large nostril arguing a large breathing a paratos and unconquerable ral resources of tho gate.-r-&ntn.' SECESSIOX NORTH AND SOUTH. From the Louisville Jornsl. Iu the course of an interview that we had with JefJ. Davis in January,- J 863, the subiect of the terms of peace was in troduced. Mr. Davis asked us what was the chief objection of the North to the. recognition ot Southern independence. We answered that tho North knew per fecily well, as unquestionably he did, that if she would lay down her anna, and consent to a division of the union in to two Confederacies, she herself would very aoou be dissolved that State after State, Slates singly and Sta'ea coinbtuod ly, would secede, and the whole North be split up into pettv powers, or no pow ere, all of them contemptible in the eyes of mankind, and not one of them willing or able to contribute to the payment of - i . a at ik .-,. a tne nanouai ueur. jtir. uaviu replica, with his characteristic calmness, that thit was certainly true, but thai ihe tame thing xoouui happen and piobably happen all IM sooner u im a onn conitnuea to pros- ecutej.M tour. W e thought at the time that Mr. Davis was greatly ni staken, and told bim so. oiir estiirrate ofIfr ctiafacter of liisopln-" coiitiuuctl to pri6ecute tho war, and the rate insistence known in war annals, was conqnereo. isut note coins the jsortns trials. Now vn are to see the Uni of her internal strength If, out of the dread ful war between the North and the South a Northern civil War arises, if Noithern armies march against each other, veh seance' before them'land blood and death aud desert behind, many North ern btatea will soon weary and sicken of the horrible worknd will probably a dopt se"eion as the quickest and surest remedy, fully relying-upou-the mighty tApubles and perils of the Federal Gov ernmeut aa a perfect security against co : ercion. v dust agaioat TImmmh llula O'uillf f AfnrUfr At 8 u'clot k, Sunday 1110r1.ini. lbs priminer araa Mntenced (o be bung on 1119 0 li ot Movent ber Imio tha houra of 10ind 1 o'clock. An apiMHl was than taken to tho Suprern? Court All the evidence which led lo the conviction wai enlirelv circuintiuinl, but to conn, ctrd by a concatinalion of circuniHiMneea a to lenve no reaonably doubt unon the iniii.U of tlie Jury ihnt the priaoner m at least one of ihe pmlira that cominitted the murder, lie a rrnt Miily defended by hi couatel, a wai like wish the prosecution. Ihe paliftire of Judge ISui on durios (his long and tedious InaJ, and In liu mane and imtiirtial charge to to Die Jmy.iH sifting the evidence and giviu the prisom r ihV benefit of every reaxomtbl. uuubt, but cliar- ncleriKllo of an "uiirijjlit JuJite and prof.nind Junat. who 1 an honor lo the liiicli uf I lie St.iic During the trial the Court room was thronged with spectators anil deep interest, niHnilt-sipd id the result. A met foul muril'-r or a yming woman had been perpntraKvt one who though frail, had ben decoyed from h'-r huim li); Imr betrayer under poiniso of inarriago, and instead il l bridal chamber, received Mini a dagger in her heart and plunged unooflined into n bloody gravel The Calendar of crime, cotiuiui uot larker dt4el. 1 .The term of tho Court hating expi'ed, the a?e of Ann Mellon, llm supposed cunt, d. iale aud acccmphoe of Dula, wai continued, hlJ, prol.Mt.lv, will be removed to another county. 1 he following brier Uteinmil or the coiuplici ly of parlies in this tragedy a adduced by ihe testimony, may ijol be uninverestinglo ihe at lic: Ann Afellon is a mrr'ieiT woiiihii, young and br;iu!iful, and a paramour of Dula'a fur sev- rafve'irs, and bad great infi'ienee over him Laura Fouler, a dinlanl rvUtlve of Ann's liaml. soinetntl younj, had likewise succtiuihed loins amours nud. r prnnnae of marriage, p,rlir. Ann Mellon aad Dula a mother are Dear neigh- lySra a half mile apart ; J.nura Footer resided wilh her Father, live rnilea distaai-ll was-eaiil 1 hat Ann became jealous of Laura, and wanted li 1 out of the way, and was perluip present at 'he kiliug. if she did not aid in the deed.. I'liur-d.iv previou. to the murder of Lauc h:c!i w on Friday, J)ul 'borrowed a mat toe of a neighbor, aa he s iid, to w.ik the'rosd, but no 'doubt to dig a grave, in the woodsfor Laura. I'IihI night, ha is siiipoe. to have visit ed Lmir i at her father's, aud induced ber t leave her home under soma pretence, ben. re day, she taking her father's -horse and travels mg one road, while he traveled avvparHllel Nad both leading in the direction of hi mother' house, aid near Ann Melton's, where-Liura'a body wsa afterward found buried, with a Stab in the tide, lloth DuU and Laura Were even by neighbors as they parsed along the two roads, on the morning of tho fatal day, and Laura told her acquaintance who questioned her that ahe was going off to get married, to. The horsA winch Laura rode ntlerwarea returned to ber father's, It wa staled that Dula bad threats ened Laura for some cause which had arisen out of tbeir intimacy. Stutrtville American, Had leal demonstration in ev Yorl: J v r . ma iw iora, vci 10. A large Republican ratification meeting wa held last night at the llrooklya Academy of Music, Pioininent Radical delivered peeche, asailin ihe private and public character of Prtiidrnl Johnson, and aarnratly urging on the people the im porta noe of tha adotion of the Howard ameadmenlas a aeeurily w tbefalare. Arriof reaolutioli,epreMve of those pria ciple rnd ratifying the Republican aomiutea of thi Elate, was unanimously adopted. Fenian Predictions J St, Louis, Louis, Oct 17. Jame Strphsns. Fenian Llead Centre, made a speech here ywterday, in which be declared thai tlie battle for Irish inenendence. would Commence on Irish toil before New Year. John ak(d Julia if she would have him "No." he aaid at once, H'W not haa yoo ;" but before Jot n could recover tioin hi surprise he areuly put in, "Hut you may hare me V wt jsii I a i.a .a 1 ne Allowing 11 as ueeu transiuieu lortna new Uaven Register. A European fiiend of mine- related tba fol lowing story: t married a Widow who bad a grown np a daughter. My father visited our house very often, full in love with my step daaght 'r, and married her. So nit father be. came my ton in-law, and my step daughter mv mother. Iiecauae (lie was mv father a wife. Borne time afterwards uiy wife got a son lie wa my father's brother in-law, and my uncle, for be was t be brother of my ttep mother. My father's wife, 1. 1. my lep-datighter had also a son, be wa of Course my brother, and in the meantime mv grandchild, lor be was (he son of my daughter. My wife was, my grandmother,, becau-e she wa my mother's mother. I wac 'my wile' hus band and grand child at tha same lime. And a the Lusband of a person' grandmother in hi grandfalhe, I was my own grandfather. A vessel advertised for liimtiav, and Iving at Antwerp, wax applied 1 reornity to weiv on 'board;WOswitaatrig'i lei" affU; object worth t40 0OO. 1 h eaprai.q war nol Te'ady la lake ibwio; ihey hsy oatb wbaiT and f wefff dinned, aad TouliJ To eoalai BO valuable, but auUtntioea or to en a' a t ' a. a n r . a naa insarec mem lor o,uou anu rectoneJ on ihe veswel taking fire at sea add beim; ul'vily destroyed. Aa Kogliahman being asked how heiellrd saloon, replied : 'with a beaa, a bay a hell, IWi boea, aud a heft. A good deal of the consolation offered in ibis world is a boot a stifncing .aa- tbv sratrre of lh mil lobfc wife wbeo ab Ml into (he rirer. Voall fii.d giound at the boUfrm, uiy dear." Sir Peter Lely made it a rale never to look at a btd ptctre,.baviag fbend by eiperience that whenever be drdbraowo peaoil took a biat froas it. Apply ibis to bad books and bad company . Trying torth 'feelings U. tie a pretty girP bonnH, wit hoot taating ber lip, j Terrible Jlurriaam on tin Bahamas Froth Mexico. ! New Yoik, Oct 10. Havana dale to ths 13th received. A ter rible hurricane commenced in the Bahama on the SOtli and lasted two day. About hlf the lown of Nasau was destroye.1. Twenty "church es were demolished. The neighboring Inland suUureU in I lie same manner, large u umber of vessels were lol and damaged. It was the severest burrieao e known since 1861. (ten. Caste linan ia en routs to Vera Crux, to replace Marshul ItoEaine. A number of citizens from Matamoras had arrived in the city of Mexico, begging the Im perial Government to lake possession of the former city, and staling that a large number of troops w a unnecessary, a tbe whole popula tion would rise in fuvoV of ihe Empire. ..Baltimore, Oct 10. Gov. Swann Las summoned the Police Com missioner to answer the charges against them. on Moud.iy oext, at Annapoli. From Europe. " New York, Oct. 20. 7 The Steamship Peruvian i in with Liver, ool late Lo iho 11th. " There it nothing of political moment rom ' KuglawL- The Empres of Mexico hud arrived at Trieste from Rome. IH?riid Ibet he visited the Va tican, while in Rome, for the purpose of secur ing the sanction of the Tope to eveiytbhigner- huslmiid bad dune aa Einperior of Mexico, which wnsat first positively refused. She remained nil day making further efforts but the resell bat not tianspired. She ia reKrled to have told the p. 'I e that bhe would not leave tho Vatican on the request was granted. The 7'imet says ol lb great meeting of wot king-men at Leeds, that no political move ment bar for a long time attracted so . much attention a waa proved, on Monday, by the col lecting together of so great a multitude in or der to diheuss and support lh principle of the manhood snfX rage association, which hat estab lishcl in London. .' , The cholera still continues in London. The Emperor of Austria baa declined to re nounce the title of King of Lombarday and Venetia. . Tlie Baltimore Polictr Commissonert. Baltimore, Oct 20.,., No new developments yet in regard to the police diulcuhy The Commissioner will re sj.nd by counsel on Monday. Gov. Swann visited Washington to-day. There are som speculations and many rumors a the object of tha visit. ' The directors of the First National Bank, of wb cb Gov. Swann ia President, have petitioned him lo desist from bit purpose in regard to tba Commissioner. . ):; 1 . Tlie President Yitits MaltimorePo- lice Commissioners, die ,' Washington, Oct i I, P M. Tbe President vUiUd Baltimore to-day, in areeptanca of an invitation from tha ' Young ' Catholic Friend's 8ociety, to be present at tba closmg session of tbe Plenary Couaoil. 11 ia accompanied bf Mr. Patterson. v - W ith regard to tbe Police Commissioners, It hi understood that a compromise has been pro posed by parties representing the Governor, that the Commissioners should appoint one of the. judge iu each ward and on clerk from tha coo aerv alive party. This proposition is now under consideration by the Commissioners. The - BiAlimoreXmmxmneTi'Agmn, e-Polite ComHOw'unen wev oe TeJfeTthfjT in eonultatio with, their conosel aodlthey mill . . file a response, through counsel, denying bit power lo try lb charges, but at tbe same time, declaiing their readiness to meet accosalioB be fore any Court of competent jurisdiction. They bay not ent. tertaiaed any proposttioa looking la compromise, bat declare 'their deUnaiaalioa lv r)asl any eucroacbmeot npea their fuactioaa. jnpress of Mexico Insane. New .York, Oct St. , Foreigm papers, and also'ih i"7f Pari correspondence, slat thai lb Empress of Mex ico ha brcoto insane. - latest Financial. 1 New York, Oct 22. ulJ iI.452- Exchange f J 1
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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Oct. 29, 1866, edition 1
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