PJSj
itttsrcllanroas News.
Umrnt ef I As Irish IatgrsAt
i Lr scrrsai
A NEW PARTY.
Wi obwrt that several of
tetuparalee an- calling- I T
senium lor ihe puipoac
new uMrrmtt lu -r,h 1 '"';
aa. We have, an lo tbe present lime,
advised ag-aine tba formation of parties
uotil ele ibeqaeetioe of it -organ iui ion
iaave been disposed of. Itat in the midst
t rr roluUoaa II is difficult long to Main
tMMMWiM. KeW WIH WW
ilaee ef nltliu issue, sre c nf snllv
pn-senting thesaselvee which stay is
uaire sew change of hat. Such la
iUmM bow. " Th result of fits oeT.be-,
ratios of lbs Isle Republican Coovass. '
noa in this State baa decBorstratsd tin-'
tct law wa hava atuoag us a proacrip- ,
live pArty, bent apon scquiting power at '
ibe expense of lha peace and tlm besti
interests of the State That thia party
MB be defeated by an organisation which
( uld combine 1 7 the clement of op .
pneitioa toil te hae not the least doubt. '
' sbeee eieincuta be ao combined f ,
We believe thai the cAn, hot I
dithcnhics inteqweeto psasaat it- wiiich .
can only be overcome by the use of1
great alill and lunch moderation.
Any new rtjr to be organised fr ;
stveb parpnae should be baaed cutirelv
ii poo existing, living issues, as it can,
M-arceJybe expected to survive their set
ileioeat. Tin- past should be utterly jg ,
nored. Dead issues shonld be burrird
in tb sea of oblifion. The finer alone j
4iM be the object of our solicitude.
t or the good of the present and s at ceed
ing gnr rations should oar labors If di-
r-cied, and be so directed M ton-cure,
the active co-operation of all wbo
their country of whatever name or what
ever Conner party. The platform of;
wch party should be broad, liberal snd
uipieuenaive. It should avoid every j
appear ot that pruscripti'in of wbicli 1
we romp!am in othera 1 lie just rije'its, j
prrvileres snd interests of all etas i '
ahosld be equally consulted. TTie idea ,
of a party based wholly opon caste, race j
r cohr aooaid b entirely snf utterly i
d sesrded. If such a party can ba form
d will certainly ba effective for good,
and we for one are prepared to tend our
ttoaubkt assistance in organising it. And '
ie reason lo Ue. ee mat many
are heretofore acted I
risk tba publican party will join in I
r movement, if wisely and jadicn usiv
condaclad.
We have given oar views briefly tori
tba a aisi deration ot oar brethren of the
conservative press of tba 8tste. With!
1 1. IiUlt-iga Sentinel we can tee no good '
to result from a joint convention f the I
la U tat rveaat Asti ot as author.
a tovale ia aaasfa a sb was Uiuieot is
S State Co- I SMUS, bwimhiioi, wiereat iiucm u law avum
uf oriratiamv a 9n ,,n " aSBBt ml n o iih taoui
1 m uiaf ue lit him, Mary.
M her mi by skW
On trvtt bnffct May annua', loaf aga,
W'ba Sivt you wen my ansa ;
Tlx- ix a wa Ujirrag Imli uj rraaa,
Aa-I tl lark aag UtoU and kb
Ami u m4 aa aaa Ua, Mary,
At.J tlic lord gLi ia your ya
The pit k hllla caangad. Mary,
Tk Uy a origkl a uVc ,
Tbe avk't load aoAf i w my ear,
And taa eora m grrao again ;
Bui I mat Um anA. ctap of your Uand,
A ii J wur breath warm my ctm-k,
And I Mill swap bat' bib' for the wurda
You arcr imc will paak.
Ti but trp down yonder Une,
And the httl chureli taad near.
The church where wa warr wed, Mary,
I -r (be tpirv from here.
But the giarv-yard lies batweeo, Mary,
And my tup ought braak your raw I
Tor Yi (aid you, darfin', down to aWp,
WW
Democratic parly in tbe October alec
Hon.
londl snd aa stroagiy for war, as any
trus Confederate.
Hut a still asore importaal fast should
ba noted. Any system of ts Deflation,
whiab may ba devised, mast Baosasarlly
bu put ander tbe c"nnisnce of the
Courts. When tba lUdiesIs coma to
play the gaiuo of con ti scat ion ia fact.
the "rebels into the
I'm very lonely now, Mary,
Kor ika paur ansa no aaw friend,
Bui oh I they lore the batter tdl
Tba lew our tather eod !
And you were all I had, Mary,
My blewxn' and my price ;
There' nothing left lo care for now.
Since my poor Mary died.
Your wa tba rood, brave heart, Mary,
Tbat Mill kept hoping on.
When lbs trust in God had left ray oul.
And my arm' young itreorth wa gone ;
There wa comfort eveo on ever Hp,
And the kind look on your brow
1 bleaa yoa, Mary, for '.hat wait.
Though you cannot bear roe bow.
I thank yoa for the patient smile
When your heart wa fit to break.
Wbea the hunger pain wa gnaw is' there.
And you hid it for my aake '
1 blea yon for the pleasant word,
When youi heart was asd and wore--Ob
I I'm thankful you are gone, Mary,
Wbere grief can t teach yoa more I
I'm btddiu' yon a long farewell
Mr Mary kind and true I
But If not forget yoa. darling I
In the land I'm going to;
They ay there' bread asd work for all,
Aad tbe tun thine always then
Bit I'll not lorget old Ireland,
Were it fifty times at fair !
And often ia tbow grand oil wood
III ait aad that my eyes,
And my heart wiQ travel back again
To the place where Mary lie ;
And I II think I'll tee tbe little Mile,
VI have wt at atde by aide.
And tbe spring! n
(.ALVESToN ni'UlNU TIlKMtbTI
I.I. M I
Tin; following paragraph reminds one
of ie Foe's ileacription of London dur
in the (iiaat I'lairue. Some one wrilit g they muet taku
from Galveston says : Coasts, to rvee tba gill of tba parties.
1'Iisj strvct seetiee at night arc waggei Aay other oourae woald ia volts a civil
live of anything bat the prevatoaoeof a war, mora daetractiva tbao lha ons
mot epidcajio in our midst. At an ear through which we have passed. When
ly hour Ilia negro list lot appear In great jthey bring tba ease iato the Coarta, tbe
number, i kneviallr on tba moat frwiuo oolv plea which we have passed. When
ented thoroughfares. They are most im- they bruin the case into the Coarta, the
pmieiitand disgraceful in plying their only plea which tba great masses would
avocstion, and often the afreet resound 1 mske, la, "1 am a pardoned man." Than
till a lale hour of the night with thoiri woald be brought lo the test the tsal
drunken revelry. Tno while courtesans value of President Johnson's amnesty
are equally numerooaand impudent, and , prxclsmations and his parson si pardons,
ss they often travel in oocks with their Tbe Courts would be bound to respect
dsrker sisterhood of sin. the scene pn- them, and the confiacationists would, for
j i
The Bonded Ariitocracy.
sciiiedtsa strange one inoeetf. men
ccine the midniirht brawlers fiotn the
Iste tsverns, some reeling; slong the side
wslkt snd others in carriage, the di
in it I rumbling of which must make m
discordant music in the ears of the sick
snd dying. And so the niirht wanes tnj
dehjiuoliery snd sin, while on every hend
are houses of sorrow and suffering, heait
of sadueea and eyes of weeping."
Jfoay Order Ojficu. As an evidence
of tbe progress of iho reotablisliment
of lha mails in this State, under the sa-
pervasion of Special Agent, Dr. A. Joda,
we notice that in addition to the large
number of the pot routes and post offi
ces re-opened, thsflie has succeeded in
establishing nine more money order
oflicao, vis: Chapel Hill, Charlotte, Eli
zabeth City, r avetteville, Oreanb.iro .
Raleigh, Salem, Salisbury andTaroro,
together, with Newhern and W timing
ton, which have been money order office
tine the establishment of the system.
Our people now have a safe and cbesp
wny of aeiidiug money lo all part of
the Lnited. States safe, because the mon
ey does not go through the mails, bat
the postmaster receives the money and
gives a draft or check, which can he sent
to its destination and there be presented
to the postmaster who immediately cash
es it as is done by any banking institu
tioncheap, because f r ten cents twen
ty dollars or les can be sent to any office
jn I he United State. Larger sums cost
in proportion. Journal of Commerce.
Oft of the mean ward by th b
oliiion part) of New Eogtiiwf Jo
excite the whole Northern people
against their whit ft-How-citizena o(j
the S.uhIi, mi thsj 'charge that thu
Southern plaiilrra Mere aristocrats.
If the peaweawoo of wealth, however
acquired, nntl high mural and mtei
le luaJ t till i at ion, t oitatitute an arav
locracy, then, perhapa, the Southern
owners of large astaiea and hberal
education were ariatocrata. And
yet it is not a little strange that the
runs OATtrrDinn
a. jus ovuiosiMi
IIKPATIC PILU,
MADR aad ssU If G w in. KMC, ta sVaev
ear, wba has msssvvs i liiuw,, tl4
a eaa aava aaava i Um wrat m4 km
M. aa ia aast ff. i.kl. tarwa, N wilt
kff aa aaada big. Mawir. aaMWltaUia
a. wlal aS retaU at ia ahantM
BM)e
vary shame, crawl off into their biding
places. Let tbe people do their duty to
themselves and the country, without re
gsrd to confluences. "Oar (iod and
our count rv truth and right the Coo
stitution, Liberty and the Union,"
should be oar motto. Red. SmtimeL
e "
A pretty woman is one of tbeioalila-
lions of the coontry an angel in dry that they wdl, if renidmitleMl to tamee
la lb pr ear ilea af ia vary essrtei aad
(iteai fill. a ut or nwaSU a ' w kssae Um
ri r- " et' m pwiaciaia, la aaiat af
ataby, aaavawaa Vad awash. They aaatsh) swa
.ukU wawS a arwaaaly ar War mnj M
asssbaa. aad wMeb U a swrral aseat la .
iaf sb Ueee. (which ee lbs aa d(ataav at
t ether nS haif' i aVrd ia ia aabb )
Ta sum i aaed M vaea PMb I saeaSiS), -,'.
parad by lbs a ad the aWsajeaesr, aad) jaks
mm 4 fral (Mlim ia IB aaaw aasu
aliaaOi.. .nhaf atal ar fca , M Swat abat aSta.
Sst svataallsa ai biaMy traagihiaiaa aaw ia
taair aataaa aa tba kuwala, aad iadaad, fa a nataU
l.k . ania wSin aalda aad laaahs aaa sawaa a.
political party which, in this eection 'fr'Saa " is .aa-. es.aM (. mtutk
.r ,1... I .1 1 ll... S,w..b a,-'i.avf asaai a M a
ui sesv w isivftt wviivutevv.is sv -'w"B ifa ttMMwawM an UMaW tM
ern slave-owner as ariatocrata u
ieeling and principle, aocused I hem,
in the same breath, with being Dem
ocrsts in their political sympalhiea,
n Hi hat ion and action. The Hadical
party to-day avowedly opposes the
restoration of the Southern whites
to their civil rights as citizens of the
t'tiHcvJ mates on Use auotpiu gruuul
FAD CASUALTY.
We leurn that two little bor, living
goods and glory. She msket sunshine,
blue sky, fourth of Julv and happiness,
wherever she goes. liar path is one
of delicious roses, perfume and beauty.
She ia a sweet poem, written in rare
cui Is, choice calico and good principles.
Men stand up before her as so many ad
miration points, to melt into cream and
then bnttar. Her words float round the
ear like mosick birds of Paradise, or
the chimes of Sabbath bells. Without
her. society would lose its truest at
tractions, the chorcb its fitted reliance,
snd young men the very best of com
forts and company. Her influence snd
generosity restrain the vicious, strength
en the weak, raise the lowly, flannel
shirt the beaten, and encourage the
fumt hearted. Whenever von find the
virtuous women, yon also find pleasant
firesides, bouquets, clean clothes, order,
good living, gentle heart, piety, music.
light snd model institutions, generally.
She is the flower of Immunity, a very
Venus in dignity, and her inspiration
is the breath of heaven.
ream ia be'iaa bi lit r aaS aewak wall
a thee lavalaaal via.
Wlaw i aaa na as kaawa, eaNr . tha
SaelBeta Mtala. wbae laay aava beta eweelaiW
aa aiiraaiaaljr, I Way aaad a rtTTBf laSBISia lln.
at ma an au wall kaawa bf ikair raaaha
Priss U Caaata Bafi tt M a
H wMI kp aa had Sflaly as
Deems' Sovereign Remedy,
ear taaaaS a Fa ear aad Aga aadfal at bar Cbiu
aad ra
W awaa at I la dtMlaetfe aadavwaad, rBX a)
aaaaa as tmt Veer and igae IN ALL ft
rtWMM. ay aaaeaitag aa awes sad
at lie ssaa law.
Il aaw aaivereaNr tdawllad, aad laaght by lb
fiafciw n. that favae aad Aaa., aada aaari an
aad bmmIiihni, iacaaaadbsa tarlM Male a tk
User, raadarlag tba aaoeal kakl Sr ia Islreeac
use iata Um )! U rlaie ausiaa ar in i.
t a ri (ailad Malaria, ot Marab MfcaMsa. far
rurnts, vote tne Lseniocritic ucaet
I fere is a glaring inconsistency. But
supposing that aristocracy consists in
that independence of fortune and
thoroughness of culture which ab-
,aaa ikaiar, w raraaas a asaasgw saasskjlaa Iwa
mty trom the necessity of tne lowest - f ruia, .aa to astaaae sb Lea.
. a. - dm. vr "Si - - ' J f .
,1
rrrad.inf manual Iainr hirh w ? rW .rH ' Saaltt.i sstlv. eo..
. a, aaa
deny whutihenT Is there not aie'. "h k..
i ' r l.: l : 1 'a'eika etrraStiWa
i law ot unit M.111U ui etCTj aucrvtv i , u
ska lata the i
sad, be
af Ika i
Is there not such a class here in the " fcairwaait.aBd p.i.nr. aa aarisers
ia tb aavaatag la thai traauaaal
i Sara Mr a, aa. taal a
laiataa niama. jun
J saaMaf iata saatart
n i Malah. aeawaJ.
uti Mi-Kim creek. K:teliio coun'v. came lion
. to their death in a following n. inner
on his capital here, than the planter
in the South, who lived on his before
the war f The latter was mo idler.
He not only put his means al risk
but he directly exercised his person
al enre and intelligence in the pro
duction of wealth which not only
enriched him, but the nation. The
labor he uaed was asave-Lsbor, but it
was labor that he paid for. The ne-
ll i- I II I .I I A
A A..'. .wW. iLa )-... groen were wen icu, wru t luincu, mini
Railroad. A few days siucc a gentle well lodged, and it vet remains in
man from this city in passing over the doubt whether the chnnge which e-
Danville railroad, mot at Uurksviiic June mancipation will work ui the conui
. " a -a . . s. f i . ...
a gentleman ana iauy, wnoere ,, ot the necro as a laborer nhsl!
c -naervativi o! t irgin:a sue rti
Carolina. State organisations can alone
ba productive of any good effect. If
' the question shonld be further discussed
wa may teear to it again. Xortk Slate.
When first jou were my bride.
corn, and Uw bngl.l -y l0e of ,he i)rtyi crRwk. j nfltj,ti,e lou.e
to nud S-one ecit t
there, ami ctmu out in i few moments
saying the hen I a I bitten him. Hi
brother tin n CjrdWtyd "under the house
and hef'ore he came out the tirM one 'junction,
druppeu dean, the other one tailed to
uld. ..P f.ll.l U 4 . f L.I 111. .11 ivl. I ..111 . I ..... I
ff a I i T . I um ... " "
r.nerzei,oi iips.c, sxonj.naa oven j, W1W ,eilred .rattlesnake had a
: pointed ont to him by Hie conductor a. . ff . , M reav advanlJa-aos
an eloping party, who bad come down i . . " "f . n . , .,
L !....! iKal nuiMilaa -r 1 . k ll i .. 0 ll IU1 8 nil t he COUrtl T V. Ifllt lf t Il8t
-i i.i . I : . L. .ft- - ;
. .. ..... n i i .. ft iiia ma. i i.r ti,,,i'ii I ll tw n n iiih ill
T rill'Iii'M vl 1U W vi ftiiv I.-.- in... hi w ...... , . - j. ,
- ...... . i , , l r. n mi, l- ...I.Aff I tlw, .1 , 1 1 . . i-. . t . . . . Ik..
fi-ntiiin nt runim.r ",,n In Itielimuiii . in , "inn ii" i ii
North? And how much better is
the aristocrat, who can afford to lire waasaji ib saasKy w aeaakis tb
AS lb above edwia. aaa aa BMawbad at ally
per eaal 4aoaal, by IB gmm
A I tba shave rale they eaa ba aaa I ky asaM si
te S aay yaMt ks the Uaiud Atataa. Tb saak
aiaat miiaaar ika order af C. O. D.
wa taaaa
I' ea aahasw
faaor aa aaajinf I Waif aaaarala 0 W.
iVa W, SVart Cadaawa Srraai. BwAwaar.
Sara they wills prutwplly (tiaadad Sa.
Farthasa MWaa ealli a S raafaetabl Drag .
t a everywAera, aad i.a all um niaaalWS la Sak
kary. A.C. Uf.
OT John H Eoniss, SaUovy, (DragrsM,) ia
pacitl agent
liHwa SrllaaSBarat aaaASkfS
, aad boa I bay wal aaauaaa u
PKMM9,
DR. BASON. DENTIST.
neat under .the house and had Stur the
boys. Serch being made their fears
were sid ly realized. A rattlesnake was
hauled out and was found to quite fill
but-hcl measure. The above is vouched
for by reliable persons cogn'zant of the
of the fact. "Parkersburg, (VY. V.)
limer.
THE CONFISCATION' SCUEilE.
Ah Jmporiaat Dicovi '. Au in van-
a . ....
. tiou ha recently been i.a'eiited that
I promises to works revolution the in man
nerof liifhtinir all lanre establishments
A i AKIMA JllltALI.L'At.OtK.
Tba groai novelty in 1'sris, and tlic
subject of all conversation, is the mirao
nlooe gift of healing possessed by a
Zouave of the name of Jacb, who, by
Uie mere exercise of bis will, per tor ma
daily the meat estaordipary cures on
paralyzed persons who for years i art
been enable to move wit bout assistance.
The Zouave receives no payment for the
boon be confers, he is perfectly unassum
tog in manner aad does not attempt to
explain by what means he eccotnplishes
the cares Im undoubtedly effects. Hi
regiment is quartered st Versa-lies, bat
in consequence of the difficulty the poor
esperiened in reaching the only portion
of this barrack in which he was allowed
to receive his patients, the Count de
Chsiesnvillaid, hintretf S paralytic, of
fered him the use of several rooms in his
bo lei, where Zouave Jacob daily admin
isters relief to thousands who flock from
all i-arts. The Count publishes a plain
statement of bis own experience of tht I
tmcacr of Jacob s luDuace. He drove jsuiiiec's
in bis carriage, acoompsnied by bis wife, j Atrieol of Genetl Hancock Military avowals of their opponents, that the ad
to the manufacfury of M. Da Noyet.j J,dc n MiuiippiA ltiahrlland-'X) ' of tho measures would form
where Jacob was ened with sever-; , c nrf wnia! chief ground of warm opposition to
al poor and disabled iiatien's. ..A, .' fiieir success
exDeriineniinat with petioieum witli a
view of generating im from that oil,
Aad the result is said to be the produc
tion of a gas which, for brilliancy, chesp
ness and facility of manufacture, will
cosaptre favorably with any hitherto in
as.
The proceu of making the article con
sists of furcius the netrc leiiiu into a re
tort, which is subjected to a red heat,
and tbe gas is thus generated. 1 he ma
chine is simple in its operations, and
can rea hly be msde of st.y site from
that suitable for the lighting of s private
dwelling to that which would serve for
the illnmination of the largest city in their late Convention in
the world. The gas is pnre snd modor-
those deleterious el
which are attributed
who had received a dispatch at Murks
vHle, which cansed them to stop at that
and remain until the up train
OKt'lCE oa ike coiner at Ibu and Churih.
.alir.ury. N C.
OmAlMMS'S TKKTIl. .arrfully raawlalad.
A'lijUul 7 A AT, uu burt not we and by say
. . l'L.4L
i ween uie aristocrncv wiucn mo wnr ,,roce- i.r(erre..
ban put down in the .South, and that i Teth esinned or ihei, Nwn osstmysd wnb-
. . Ta.iI ...In ill ..IM.MI ....I ,l..ul.i l ft Hmu.L
nriHtiit-rncv which it has created in i .,. iT.T - T7.7...7 I.Ll.u.
W V BA0OM. M D., D. D. A.
K I! ('Karen a rrawasMa as Say fwraiarl
ons, and free from
fects npon health
to coul gas.
As i early as can at present be calcu-
Our readers have been struck wiih the
difference between the conversations ot
tiie Radicals of this State, ripon the sub
ject of confiscation, snd the action of
this City. No
white Radical, who claims to be a lesd
er among them, in ptivate conversations
or at ordmsry public meetings, openly
avows the advocacy of continent ma or
the extension of disabilities. They re
lated, the cost of petroleum gs is about i pel the- clisrge tfiat they arc favorable to
one ihird of that produced Irom coal. enner, yc, in arawmg up a ptaiiorm tor
the p: rty eschew all allusion to these
riiis is done in the face 'I the
came along, when they got aboard and h, NHl,, f HouthWn p4anlerA,
S"ZTZ " 7" 7r. with their thousands of ncn cover- N B Cbar
.-Ullll Vruilllu, Wll ll'iH.iiiii viivviia I , . . , i ,-ill ..,1 IViilial
. . . 1 ,, ,ii, ....if.... n m I ftift,iaft fkml v , . - -
i 11 llll i .ni'iii, tint, puai , niin iir
Tha Count, who hsd been paralyzed
for years, was sapperted by hie footmati
and a workman, who ohl'gtngly lent him
his srm from his cairiage to the alU.
Democratic Delegation.
Diapstch to lbs Baliiiipor SunJ
Washington, September 18. General
Hancock srrived here Ibis evening. He
where he was allowed t.i tske a place in j will have an interview with the Presi-
tbe circle of ti e sick surrounding Jacob. I dent and Grant to-morrow. It is proba
Persons were being transported on litters: hie he will remain here several days.
or cariied is men's arms to his presence, I General Sheridan is expected to arrive
in my being S m utterly helpless as t be here to-morrow.
unable to sit upright, and only able to A case comes tip from General Ord's:
support tbemsvtves by leaning against 'command for reviaion of the pr-.c'iedrng- Wherein., it i-. tt.ei! known that Mr. Ste
each other. As soon as the room was of a court martial recently held in Mi- ' vens, the father ot Confiscutiou, never
It is evident thfy do not desire tonell
the fears of the timid upon this inbiect.
Tiicy desire to hold it over the beads' ot farorTd on other folks' money
ine nouiiiern pe ipie, as a rou or terror,
iu order to drive them into the RtdicaL
party. Even ror men, whose lauded
estates have never been assessed higher
thitn 500,
thst tbe
tsin protection, in the Kadical party.
boro' they weut to the "Southern House,
and registered as "Mr. Walton and lady
of Norfolk." They remained in Greens
boro but A short tune, lue gentleman
procured an ambulance, and the pair
went into tbe country somewhere.
On hi return to this city yesterday,
our informant learned that the doping
pair were a Mrs. Solomon, from some
point near Wilson, in North Carolina,
snd Mr. Walter, a clerk or Mrs Solo
mon's husband. The lady appeared to
be About 25 your, uf Age, quite pretty
nud lady-like in appearance. XHc
gentleman was young, haodsoine and
gay. Hick. Examiner.
o
A GOOD HIT.
An editor who seems to have lost his
temper, gets off the following well mer
ited rut: "those lellows wlio don t tske
their home paper, watch them I they
are always on the alert on publication day
and when the papers come ronnd to yonr
place of business, are tbe first to snatch
it np; failing in this, they read it over
your shoulders, toe impatient to demean
themselves in A Irepectful manner. Spot
these fellows. They are the smell sou led.
stingy tiAOdtiu, wuo go through ..the
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Udt i ri f" Mill "IHV tun I V eat a I 111 II.
' an a
capable of taking a most useful, as
well as prominent part, in the politi
cal anairs of the nation, but they
produced crops, on their own soil, by
means of pa id, though slave tabor,
which, while it returned them a libe
ral profit, added millions of dollars !
lo the financial resources of the
country. What is substituted ? The
Northern aristocrats, who own the
national debt in the shape of the
D. T
ttmmmm flat Of its
WILLIAMS & CO.
esantasi
lotwro. ltsf ( Bunnfat-tuirt, hint, Jlttt,
ronflT. rnrtnw
'aSaMwaal 1
Wa?HlY TOrV4atAw
OFFICE Ho 1. TOBACCO EXCHANOE.
MCHMflMn. VA
a su
Radical Plot for an InturreetUm in
Mnmihind. The Waliinirtoii corrnaiion
00 -.11 000, or $3,000, arc told j Jent'of,he ITWwys: '
y bad better seek protection, cer , ji m.
liio government. n receneu inieiii
gence that the Radicals in Maryland con
template the inauguration of a scheme
at 'he election on tlic 18th instant, when
reielveni'
tirouiiacd to hretk nn Avnrv
tide, i.nt ti ),...v il at lo.ai tumn ! the new State Convention is to be snb
It has beeu very forcibly insinuated, mi,,ed for raliflcaiioli, which will surely
tbat Mr. Steven and his confreres bad! lead to not mnd Hood-shed, Under the
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1 1 1 a k i i-uiMii'ii inai.i una n
and
vote in
bu
full, Jacob entered and said, ' Let n sissippi. The facts, ss proved, are thnt
.jijagapeak ontil I question him, r r I the I euteiiant eonimaning in a town iu
hsWfjro away." Fertect silence ensued. 1 Miesiseippi sent h parainoitr to a hotel
The Zaa6 then went from one sick ; iu tbe place to board. The hotel pro-
person te snotber, telling each esactly prietor refused to iive hsnva room. JlW two ubjscts ia vuiwi in brinan wutiualaVmPV0r at
llia'iliaaftua 'mai ailiii-h ha ar alia ani1. i.ffliia rumolislrltafl ulill thrilaiiu,l ni.it utiaMa Tiiufinl Ba I,...". . . ... 1 1, .. HI n ell riaTht. tO VOtS
lariaa TLna In Ilia nan rl ha .111,11 r fai ins In 11,1 nr I i lint.- i. ... t. r f ,. i rr lanalfwiliia-r .. ti HJ, ' ...,1a ..t UM m V irsinia. Hie moie uostrerate UltU
isid, "Rise." The Count, being of the ; yield, sent fir a deUchneat of soldiers what they could jftt, rather' than run the f' leaders In- tne former fctate, are org
rjsk of conbscati n, in order that orth jmsjitm cuioieu men piowiy iiiern-emamVt-wbo-1iAB--grr;wir
selAtthe-pi.aAdmand the right
npon the.wax,ffliiht tecome the wbule'0 vo'em "ew Cow!,lnl.,on- 'lUt
alu purchasers,; Tin aeoond w. iIia' rso'eaneo Oflrfier syare uonventfott. vrmen
tlic and took p s-eision of the hotel,
ar ' piaeea nt pTratncrtrr m a ruorit-;
and
iMifiil.er, arose, and that, without
ettjfhTesr dielrf. In about r
imi.iites Jseeh dismissed the crowd. M Tim Facia was reported to General O'nL"
de Chatestivillaid walked to his emrrlm- Nl c nrt litartiai ordered, and the c url
without lite slightest difficaliy, and when found the lieutenant guilty as charged, the fearful a d timid niirht be driven
his w ife wlilied to express his gratitude : am! sintdnced him to diaiursNl from tlie f pell-mell into the Itiidica! party. 15 . th
to Jaeob, he reptidtthal he had no time sei vice. GeneryK Grant approve i the : of these surest ions have received very
to liaten, for he bad other patient to at- 'aVhismre. 4w1im Ifolt recoiuinen Is (he i strong support by recent developmeuis.
lend to. Medical meu are taeinswlvea ahaUioent of the sentence, and that the j There is, however, one tact, which our
taken hjr surprise, but the farts ure not
ebatrsacte. COarh&m Jf
assembled in Baltimore to-day, evident
ly means mischief in that direct inn. Pro
minent Conservative citizens of the State
liave been tfere to-day, among them Es
Governor Pratt, confening with the offi
'.ff.ndr he aunp.-r.iJcl one inon'li, onSieaifui people have not aa carefully con C!.u 011 Ute ttnpenduig trouble. 1 lie
the atrmnd t1Mt the. principal witness 'sWed as th-y sli -i d have done. ' St; tr anthoriftes feel confident of heing
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- . aaa auaiai't la aaaaaai pi raa
Monti 01 tne Government, mey i -r rVd . crw V"
I aj. HMSaAjtet.vM aakSt SrfWwSwaSyfJt I
bought the loans of the nation at a I .. -
i I . , larsniast aaa laiaaatrSwSSwSl
liAnvv ninrount. and tlmv nri ilrntv- -......
I i j j j - w I
ins interest on the debt, ererv six i
months, in gold ! The people v ,i .1 c, w ur ii,, w JU. a. s
, ' . . ,r- a r A. SraSaia. MIBaBar.': )aae tSarakaaa, Saw- ObwwSSi i S.
taxed oppressively to enrich them, 1- wihi..., tua,. raaiiii, rsaan. Jea?a,a-
. . .1V1 . ' .j.. a-. . a. Still ;,.
paying usurious premiums on mans
which they paid for in depreciated
paper currency, and on which, they
are exact iog interest ia gold, at the
rate of l. l. in currency lor onej
Hnllnr in anaar-iA A nrl aavlint An tkttv I
1 .'.... ... ....... .... fftllu ,. wv J I
prod. km', meanwhile, to benefit tffcjjjel
iiaiKni, or buu to us pecuniary re
sources, or industrial prosierity ?
.othing. Literally nothing. They
retire lazily. and in stupid ignorance;
on their bloated incomes, wrung from
tho sweat and blood of the laboring
whiles of tho North, and subsidize
miscalled "Union Leairues to carry !
elections in the interest of the drones sjsaajfc
who flourish on the discord, distrac! jEf
tion rid misery of the countrr. saTLft
They are like the lilies of the fteW,
of which it was said that they "toil 1
not. iietthnr rb tin v ui.m vi t S,,l,.. .
moa m all his glory was dot arrayed
like one of tin s. 'u7. jfcrfvry.
Attenmf Af
aaataawHw,
I aauaraai;
was once in the Con'ederate service. The i system of confiscation can be devissid,!
tine to preserve the peace, but it is no'
.WArliAArmur.ltoiiar tbal...tioxeia(!- ,.SjrjMJUt,miU.
At present Russia is the chief so ogee ol of disniiasal. laome of the hypocritical Radical as up- "s'o"' call 911 Uie general government
j. delegation, or U mcratic politici- on the Conservative mn of tins Smith. r r3 "iiBa m manner
sns were here to-dsy, aflrrmjc tbein Hon. jit was so in tho matter of di.franchise- j Precr,bl " the Constitution.
8ainoel J. BaAdalta. member of C n -n - -neri. Ahhoet every leading Southern j o
from 1 be first diairiet of Pennsylvania, , native Iiadica! t. a dirfis icnie I man,' Henry Wilson says Hepiiblicaiia never
and General MCandless, of liiat Stafe.aud as justly so an any "rebel" in the ( tired aifioo the Urtieftflag. They called
Tbe purpose "f tiie visit is understood to'South. Iu atanr ' inatancis they were: it a "ffauntintr lie:" however and han led
in wnifu tue ursp os curope ns lecent-1 ne to mase some arrangement lor me the oeiore aay
ly. wtori pstcbed up.Tsnd she s logins' . distribution ot the, euswmment patron too cowardly to o iiuo tba ffghi ifiai. I esft H H nse
age t at will resti t in a lean's. the reives, bnt who
these reports, and that country is report
ed by seertt spies sent from Austria to
be inajtitig extensive preparations f 'T
war, by Collecting large ar;i - and ar
ming I .er troop witb ir jo .v weap
ons. Itusaia i dirsapi-ointcd at the mode
-fbra Alios of Taikish Orntory.
rebels," many ot tbeni I h down from the dome of the Massachn
1(0 inln the BglUthassi I sett State House.
nevertheless talked ss ' oi Boton Poet.
- ireiand.tht frly ofths
- 1 . ' a a a . . .
armen revomtiun hi Ireland lisvtttg been
demonstrated, the calmer minded people
there sfe faljlng belek npon (yConneH's
policy of peacefifl sgftafioa for reform
and the redress of grievances. On the
evening of the Sdfnst. a mass meetins;
was .held is DuU.o, the Lord Mayor of
the city presiding, st which resolutions
in favor of manhnod suffrsjie and of the
formrrrorrwf,,-hwaf orgaiiitsi linn tWAgt
tate the question of eqn 'slits for all
Wt-ro iinaiVimoUely adHred. Aiaem the
FOR SAI.K.
A T No. 490, Bmadway, N. T., a spsroataf
IX. rorte, oowt s-kx' stay be bad for 37o m ser-ir-ot
fuatJs. The I'lano m of iipwndid Rosewood,
Seven Oct ret, estrs InouMiniri, erpentin base,
fres lyre barn pedal, and Loom XIV atykv Apr ly
a aV "la
no il if
1,1 .
THE OLD 8PORTING
C itcrarn Emporium,
302 .aM Fifth ttrti. PhiUitMpki.
WSBara raaaaUr aSSaS taaarHaaS a aaav alSj liwl
Oaa aT BKB aa Sara Saaaa. FaaaMata. Saaa. Cna
rf. VMtaa, MawtraHia, St., aa. ra bar Oil Hill1.
kM'iu ; - j-T
asTjatass 9, mWKmwt ummm! ,
Oa I. C.
G. B. P0UL80N, & CO.
Druggists and Apothecaries,
RE ftucceaaors to W. C ROBERTS 4 CO.
And it Is their intent Ion to keep always on
Hswl every rtifof in ttietr Ass of btrsmsss, ansrwar
rant M-Xtuttj Erasw and L'Wuluwatsd, aad wijl
mske it the chsapest DRUO STORE to purcbasS
Medicine for rah in lli Plate Tm tlWBMSl will
under the eniira manacemant of Or. O. B. Pect
sos, VVystt s old Hiacd, Mun t , Ssiiabsry, Ji. u
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jH V ALUABLE lg
PLA.1STTATION
FOR SALE
noteworthy incidents of the great sath
enng wss the reading of a letter from
Jolui Stuart Mill, tn whibh be avows his
eonvfcfirMi'thst Ireland's only hope of
com plete j nst ice He i n the ansfenn g of
a tarse snare or no iticaJ nowee to nlaaa-
itux tnar smaoollieTlerwfro ats not uTTdsf the inflnertos af
land or church pvfyedlees.
rPUE subscriber irnersfor sale a -ffiP"
I 1 .! adiiiiniria iliat oa which he reaid, kBSWD
...... ii, 1.1. ...1..., 1 1 i-iiiniimes 1 1 u acres.
SMI!.-??.' .. ' - 'Vrtiiaaavaaar M4 Snrat
rintira. ing arTeSeelleul pl(' fi ww --t
meatow an.) .V) acre woOSlana. Tne ibtw m
good order. There is on Ota plea a aanoauwa
aory Dwelling, neatlvJiDislied ; a Well good wss
tsr in tba ysrd, which Is s besirtiful grovepT aslivs
Tlw. UnftJiia ia Uatihv. aud tb
mnnil. a,laiitlaft aaanrat It'll alluated OS the aUV-
colntoe rosd.ws mlhs west of SslAAery. Ftrr far
tber iiaVruen add raa ass st uat'iskery, ssU
sn W, tiair.
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