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& . . . 14 Published by J; H. & G- G Myrover, Corner Anderson and Old Streets, Fayetteville, C. -! -i t VOL 1 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2G, 1874. NO 29 th Carolina Gazette. . IT. & G. G , MYRO YER, TEinis of sunscnipnox r (in advau)...; , .,2 50 Home Circle. THE TWO CASTLE-BUILDERS. ttlM,! CLUIi I2ATES (sent to one address) with au extra copy 2 22 50 40 00 " . ' " " 7500 no oo a premium of a fine t-limmo. value $23 es (sent to one address) with au extra copy a premium of a line cliroiuo, value $-40 100 00 : BA TES OF AD JlfcfiTISIXG : are (9 lines solid nonpareil) one insertion " two " - " " i one month .. .. -throe " .. .. Bix .. twelve 1 oo 1 .o 2 50 5 0( 9 00 15 0(f I'railvertiseinents elinrred in proportion to the alt s. ,SMt.'ial Notiees 25 per cent, inure Until ailvrilisements. Reading Notices 20 cents per earn and every insertion. News Budget. 'SiraHAHY OF NEWS tho Week ending Feb. 24, 1874. who was all too speedily bending over his dead child.' i?rom that hour hope and tran quility forsook the father; ie became a brainsick, querulous creature, and m a tew months died almost an idiot. Giulio join- Giulio and Ippolito were sons of a farm- ed a party of robbers, and, after a brief but er living near Padua. The old man was dark career of crime, was shot by the sbirri. of a quiet and placable temper, rarely suf- Ye who would build castles in the air ' fenng any mischance to ruffle him, but, in who would slay your hours with foolish the firm ami placid hope ot the tuture, tran- and unprohtable longings ponder on the qnilizing himself under the evil of the pros- visionary fields, the idle sheep of Giulio cut. It a blight came upon his corn one and Ippolito vear. he would sav 'twere a rare thins to have blights in two successive seasons; and so he would hope that the next harvest, m its abundance, might more than compensate for the scarcity of 'tlie last. Thus he lived fiom boyhood to age, and retained in the features of the old man a something of the lightness and vivacity of youth. His sons, however, bore no resemblance to their fath er. Instead of laboring on the farm, they wasted their time in idly wishing that for tune had made them,' in. lieu of healthy, honest sons of a farmer, the children of THE. BOY 0&GA5IST. Mozart's first experience of a large organ was in the monastery of a little town on the banks of the Danube. lie was then onlv- six 3'ears old, and in company with his 'father Lad left his home in Salzburg, and started upon a long course of travel. All day long they had been sailing dowTn that majestic river, past crumblir.g rums, frowning castles, cloisters hidden away am ong Iho crags, towering elms, quiet villag lionest; sons oi a lciimci, mu i iiin.in.-u w , , . i i. 1 i -c it i ; i, es nestled in sunny valiej-s, and here and some rich magninco, that so the- might , , , ' , ? . , ' . 1t x1 J . 53 there a deep jrorsre that opened back lrom UN. i ' The ruins of tlu Pantechnicon, winch : was 1 at. London, last Friday niyht, aro.' still derincr. but notwitlistantiint; tins the insur inni:inifs have ulready set men ' to work w salvai'H and a number of rauinir cups and iewelrv which were stoieil iu the building l.nen recovered nniniuri'd. Thousands of ,tirs' watch the nro-M-ess of the work; it is he loss of line insuracc company is so heavy t U ei'iooled- Parliament, as exactly stated, (..imervatives, 351: I-iberals and Home s '.',&. t;iailstiTH' has nominated three of 1l.-Jir.ieH for necrHres. Disraeli arrm-d" at sor at noou on the lHlh, and immediately j eded t the Castle; large crowds-gathered at e putioni? on the route and warmly cheered - he passed by .-Disraeli has accepted tlie ership. An extensive cotton mill at Leeds lestroved by tire on the lrfth; loss estimated ,0 (Kjt). A larue fire is reported at Dundee Vnilds. The-ship Bstrhaiu, from Pensacoht arrow, put into. Holyhead on lHth, dismasted; iiip Ishmd Home, which arrived at Liverpool Charleston, was damaged by a collision,' and ark Canada Hell, from (ireenock to Pensaco jt hack to Clyde, having experienced severe .The Time says the Earl of Derby is to re the portfolio of Secretary of fcjtate for die ijfii Department and the Marquis of Salisbury i.f Serretai-v of .State for India. The Carliets .-lu.i-tfil tn W lii.uib:u-dintr Beraa. The dii .etii e. from Cr'enock for Peusacola. fom it w The hark Pauln-a. from New Or- for P.remen. Dut into -ililford iu a leaky con vi lt.-ei.i.' .liti:LU-h save Miw Biewerd, an rican lady, has performed the erilous feat of lintr the nummit of (iung Trou mountain. nd rid d'mnateh savs (ienerals Moriones i .Do Kivera have joined iii;alette.p . Siokley's majority at Philadelphia, is nearly f'll; the Democrats gained niKjuer. oi u.e i-i (.'onncil in three wards. The Democratic lidate lor AldermH.n, at Keadinu, is elected -by iii:ijoritv; there is a Democratic majority of i- in the Common -Council and a Republican -Ktv of one in the Select Council The entire ii.. i iiie ti. Ket is eieeu-u in .'im""i. !'i hit'., fi.r Mavor. has over :i!0 ni: onal dliiicuhv occurred at Cincuina hip ud- foj't anr near have passed their days in all the sports of the times, m jousting, hunting, and in study ing the fashions of brave apparel. They were of a humor at -once impetuous and sulky, and would either idly mopo about the farm, or violently abuse and ill-treat whomsoever accident might throw in their way. The old man - was inly grieved 'at the wilfulness and disobedience of his sons, but, with his usual disposition, hoped that time micrht remedy the evil; and so, but rarely reproving them, they were left sole masters of their hours and actions. One night, after supper, the brothers walked into the garden to give loose their idle fancies, always yearning after matters visionary and improbable. It "was a glor- ions night; the moon was at the lull, ana myriads of stars glowed in the deep blue firmament. The air stirred among the trees and flowers, wafting abroad their sweet ness; the dew glittered on the leaves, and a deep-voiced nightingale, perched in a citron tree,, poured forth a torrent of song upon the air. It was an hour for good thoughts and holy aspirations. Giulio threw himself upon a Lank, and, after gazing with intent- nees at the sky, exclaimed : "Would that I bad 'fields ample, as the heaven above us !" "I would," rejoined Ippolito, "I had as many sheep as therg are stars." "And what," askVd Giulio, with a sar castic smile, "would your wisdom do with them?"' "rtfarry," replied Ippolito, "I would pas ture" them in vuur sagesbip's fields." "What!" -exclaimed Giulio, suddenly 1 IP ' T.:.. ..11 ..... n-rP T-..-.V- rruMiig lumseu upon w ch-"y, -vising with au eye of fire upon his brother, "whether 1 would or not f "Trul v, av," said Ippolito, with a stub- TIIE DIAMOyD BRACELETS. deep gorge that opened the gliding river, its hollow distance blue with fathomless shadow, and its loneliness and stillness stirrimr the boy's heart like some dim and vast cathedral. The company of monks with whom they had been traveling that day were at supper in the refectory of the cloister, when father Mozart took V oligaug into the chapel to j see the organ. And now as the boy gazed with some thing of awe upon the great instrument looming up in the shadows ol the great empty church, his face lit up with serene satisfaction, and every motion and attitude of the ' little figure expressed a wondering, reverence. What tones must even now be' slumbering iu those mighty pipes! -Tones which, if ojice awakened, could give utter ance to all that voiceless beauty which the day's scenes had showed him life and .loath, present and past; the peaceful river and the deserted ruin; the sunshine unfail ing and the unfailing shadow at its side. "Father," said the boy, "explain to me' ;hosc pedals at the organ's feet, and let me play!" Well pleased, the father complied. Then Wolfgang pushed aside the stool, and when father Mozart had filled the great bellows, the elfin organist stood upon the pedals, and trod them as though he had never need ed to have their -management explained. How the deep tones woke the somber stillness of the old church. The organ winwi Riira!. o-reat uncouth creature, roar ing for very joy at tho caresses of the mar venous cmui. It was during the palmiest days of the empire. iNever was I'ans so gay; m iaei, it was the fete day of the Emperor, the last ckenng blaze of his greatness ere his glory departed forever. All Paris knew that he would grace the opera that night, and add to its usual lustre the glittering pomp and circumstance of power. Accord ingly all that portion of Paris who had the necessary number or bancs went to the opera, and, in honor of so great an occasion, Mons.'Blauvais, tho director, was to produce "La Trophete." ' The overture was over; the Emperor, ac companied by the Empress, radiant in her beauty and glittering with jewels, had just entered tho royal box; his suite, uniformed in every color of the rainbow, stood group ed in the back-ground. In another moment the bell would tingle and the opera com mence. But in an instant of time, when every sound was heard, the second box to the right of the emperor was opened, and the curtains were drawn aside, and reveal ed the lovely wife of the Russian Ambass ador, Duke Metzkerwitch. No wonder that the bell tinkled unheard TWO LEGAL GIANTS IX COURT. Old Sq uire ' Gerrish,: of Kewburyport, Mass. is a genial soul who has a host of legal reminiscences. An intimate friend THE ATPARITION OF THE WHITE LADY. Correspondence. SUPERSTITION IX THE PALACE AT BERLIN. A curious superstition prevails in Ber- of Webster, Edward Everett and Kufus lin. . The state of the Emperor of Germa Choate, and a law partner of Caleb Cush- ny is precarious, and an old legend is re ing, he had a rare opportunity of collecting vived by the credulous. A Berlin corres- aricedotes and details that are very interest- -I pondent of the Loudon JJauy u etcs writes: FOB THE GAZETTE. The First Railroad in Fayetteville. iiiT now Messiis. Editors: I observe an cdi torial in the Gazette of the 19th, in which you sneak of the 'unearthimr of a While connected with Cnshing, "It is ominous for many that the .White remnant of the old street railway in Fay- a time came when those two Titans, Cush- Lady has lately been seen at the castle.- etteville. I am equally surprised, ; with , ing and Choate, were on opposite sides in Did you ever hear the legend of Berlin you,. that so little should be" remembered ; an important suit. On the day when the castle! Many, many years ago there was n regard to this road. Were I in Fay case was called the court-room was crowd- a II ohcnzollern Princess, a "widow with etteville I, could no doubt find sufficient ! ed. A battle between such men was a two children, who fell in , love with -'be- documentary evidence to satisfy you ,C0n noveltv. even in that enoch of brains. To r.nme enamored of is nerhans a more court- ceminc it. nfr. KeatvellV railroad' as it J t L I ' . 1 L , II 7 the amazement of judge, jury and specula- ly phrase a foreign Prince, rich, hand- was called.) "As It is, I am compelled to some and brave. She sent him a proposi-1 rely upon a memory which does not often But this brave and deceive mo. "T ',. , " In 1831 32 the Legislature granted a charter for a railroad from Fayetteville to the West, called 'The Fayetteville and s Western Railroad," A survey, I think,", was made very soon after the eharter was ' tors, both Gushing and Choate were some what anxious for a "continuance m other 1 tion of words, for a postponement of trial. . As a nsual thing, both gentleman were always anxious to force a case to trial, being in a state of "chronic preparation," as Webster marriage. handsome Prince declined her suit, explain ing that 'four eyes' stood between him and acceptance, if e referred to his aged par ents, whom he was unwilling to leave, or j whose consent he could not obtain the once said m speakinfr ol Choate. in oni out of court, sa s Mr. Gerrish, I met Choate versions of the legend vary a little here, granted. It -was to commence at Fayette and said : "How is it that von were readv But the Princess understood him to refer to ville aud nm "west to Salisbury, its exten- for a continuance to-dav? It is a little odd the four eyes of her two children; to his a;0n farther west being contemplated. . 7 of you." " nn willingness, intact, to become -a step- Railroads w ere then in their , infancy. Choate replied : "Oh, I am a little press- father. So, like Richard the third, she There was not one in North ' Carolina," and the curtain went up unnoticed; no won- ed with business, and can afford to let this promptly suffocated the infant obstacles, witll the exception, perhaps, 01 one from der that everv eve. was fixed with a iascm- case stand over ' nnd wrote to her lover that the way was Portsmouth. Va.. extending - a short dis- ated fraze unon the woman who had iust Said I, "Choate, this is sheer nonsense, clear, taken her seat and was calmly and with well-bred nonchalance glancing about the house; for upon her arms, blazing like boa- 1 11 tell you what the matter is. afraid of dishing." cons, sparkled the diamonds of which Paris not ashamed to own it, either." had heard so much, and which royalty in "Well, well," said I, "this is pretty good. He was stricken with horror at the tance into this State. But steam engines You are cruel deed. He revealed her , fatal mis- Kv ere not used upon that road. ' r '. take to her, and died cursing her blood- Very earlv in 1834, Mr. James Seawell,'- So I am," was the reply. "And I am thirsty rashness. The Princess, in her then Magistrate of Police of Fayetteville, turn, was overwhelmed with remorse. At- WCnt North for the purpose of earning in ter lino-ering a day or two in indescribable formation in regard to the railroads of that The idea of Rufiis Choate beinir frighten- nno-nish. she. too. died and was buried un- section. Ho returned after an absence of ed. hat on earth do you tear in UushmgT" "Mr. Gerrish, I will tell yon. I am alraid of his overwhelming knowledge of the laio." rare intervals she appears at midnight, clad J instead of iron,) was; iust "the thing" for ' In the afternoon (Jushmg came into the rn white, eliding ghostlike about tlie cas- this section. VV e had pine trees m aDnn- vnin liad lono- soucrht to purchase. A hum of admiration ran through the house, and then, for the first time, the enchanting strains of the chorus were listened to. When the curtain fell upon the first act. and Milord This was ogling Milady That, a ofiice. " I went for him at once. - "Caleb, tie; and the apparition always forebodes dance, and: no rrrpentine '"men' had ver servant wearing the imperial livery pres ented himself at the Russian Ambassador's box, rapped only as an imperial flunkey could rap, and then entered the box. t'Her Majesty had noticed the bracelets and was dumb with admiration; would Mi lady be so gracious as to allow the Empress tp make a personal examination of one of the bracelets?" In an instant the fair arm' was shorn of its gens, and with a smothered ejaculation of delight the man wearing the imperial livery bowed himself out of the box, bear ing the bracelet that a million of francs could not purchase. The curtain fell upon the third act, as cended again on the fourth, the notes of the firiale rolled-through the house, the curtain feH for the last time; and still, with well bred politeness, the wife of tho Russian Ambassador waited for t5? return of her '1 I A A , - - - I ' - whir n-ns thfl mnttrr tn-d.avr whv don't vou I l.a ilnntli nf snmp member of the llohen- 1 rinfi thrrtiicrh thft thick forests.' ' i insist on trying that case ?" zoll'ern family. The White Lady has been There were then two steamboats plyittjj'- ' "Oh !" be replied, "the weather is warm scen three times within about a year,' once between Fayettevillo ' and Wilmrngton; and we have much to attend to, and I didn't n October last year; just before tho death fcut these, with th aid of 4 pole-boat an care to hurry matters.77 0f Prince Albrecht; last spring to announce tow boats, transported proDaDiy xar more;' . "Now, Cushing, be honesl; were you not the end of Prince Adelbert; and the last produce and merchandise than is now car-'", a little afAid of Choate?" time while Queen Elizabeth lay on her ried on the,riverl. 'These steamers averag-" "Well, Gerrish, to be candid about it, I death-bed. There is, however, some doubt 0d about once a week each in making the"? was. Are you satisfied now?" ' . about the meaning of her last" visit. The trip to and from; Wilmington; 1 No "whis- I then inquired what he feared Choate Queen Dowager was not'aborn Hohcnzol- ties were used, but the arrival of a- steam-i for. "Do you think," said I, "that be knows lern, and the doctors are not certain that boat was announced by the' firng of ajcan- any more law than vou do?" ,er death can be regarded as: tho answer non, which each steamer carried for that "s "No, sir, I don't," was the answer; "but to the White Lady's lappearance. - If not, purpose. '.- - ' ! "" I'm afraid of the rascal's infernal influence there is vet another victim to bo expected, Here pardon a short digression. ? I am and the superstitious know what that reminded of one of the jokes of that periods; means .The professors of the University Mr. O'Hanlon's boat, the "North Carolina,"-' are trying to solve this knotty problem, arrived at a late hour one nightj the Ral- and you shall know the result at the earli- eigk stage came in very soon after daylight. - est moment." Mr. Seawell returned in it. Sooa;the- : J -ill.. v 1 ;- rumor w as rue amioug tno ciuwu. ut iiio mm-- Old Times. Elizabeth's reign was an ct tbat jjr .Seawell had returned ;from. with a iiiTv, right or wrong." The monks eating their supper in the re- priceless iewels. The imperial party rose fectory, heard the tones and dropped kmte and departed, and yet the bracelet was not and fork in astonishment. The organist returned. Then the' Duke, with a terrible r.''ii!t d hv n Keller took Mulloit hy thf hair am around nrcttv hvtdv lor j'ority. A i, on l-'th, . r l .;irli heinir A. B. Mullett, hnpwvwing Arcni imd lion, ih-iirv K-lr; K-K-r was noni .d l.v'the Prti.Int for I'isfni:ister At t incimi hut fur some reason his name vu. witlnlrawn; tiiiil Mullen he accused hi:u of being the cause;, .l.-U denied it: Kesler called him a hsr; MuU- liWtino- Kr-ssler in the i;ice, where-, I jerkel! - a t, ,i In en'!e.t.' uelUier ipwillg any nii " -j it. The ' steamers Krooklvn and W achusetj I l.ri.la iJay, IViv It), in rWeh of the honj 1 lii r-tator; liieasures were lieiiiir taken lor fi ise aloiip the co:it-t to tind her; the Frolic h:if .d't'roin PortsiHonth f..r the name purpose; tl natch, wliich left for Havana Tuesday on nt ot reuorts that Consul (Jeneral Hall had been i;ed to. Hy from the paiirHi nioh in Havana ; tnl-u i...f,i,fM mum a i'.ritisii iron-chul. has not ret.ii-iie.1. In tli U. S. City Circuit Court at ...:.i ir..i. id tlio ;ko 'of Mm. James rx untie I .'-!-1 1 1 1 . .ludi'e. Clifford "rendered a ,, l.T. K I. ..ff.wt "uffiims the idautitt'H claim ut fcu-.fiOO; the case has been in Court for fil II v u-t. A leans,- 1Y' iiiir thus': hands of C deci- tor , 1 - ii.-l...li IIM'UI If ars and may ie caiwuniiiiru.o.uu,, - ...l.o ,,,,fliwc of r-itizena at e- l.l.-r? 1IH. IMI . lith. passed a eeries of resolution "lUsnlitd, That we claim now at ,vu lini-e in the liast, a i esrit .,-,. ith.,. ,.K tlii rn-. rtmietit elected ill AoVeill- .1-7-2. of whicirOovernor MEnery is the head, iu default thereoC that the present government i, .-.;..',. tvi- inllit-ii'i- in nvisioiial rule. :uid a ..v.Y.nn! imiler fleral siUPl-nces, as the that can be accorded us." KEVIEW OF THE AItKETS, . or the Week ending Feb. 24, 1874. bom significance of manner. "Have a care," cried Giulio, ''have a care. Ippolito; do not thwart me. Am I not your ehler brother V "Yes; and marry, what of that? Though you came lim into the world, I trow you left some manhood for him who followed -after." ; ' "You do not mean to insist that, despite mv will, despite the determination of your elder brother, you will pasture your sheep in mv grounds?" "InJruth, but I do." '"And that," rejoined Giulio, his cheek flushing and his lips tremulous, "and that without fee or recompense?" y "Assuredly." V Giulio leaped to his feet,- and, dashing his clenched hand -against it tree, with a face full of passion, and in a voice made terrible l -l , i ai. ; .1 ill.)- hv rare, he screamea rauier man rau, -i-y the bfessed Virgin, but you shall not !" "And by St. Ursula and her eleven tlious- d virgins, I protest I will." This'was uttered by Ippolito in a tone of banter and bravado that for a moment inade the excited frame ot txiulio quiver from head to foot. He gazed at the feat ures of Ippolito, all drawn into a sneer, ana for a moment gnashed his teeth. He was hastily approaching the scoffer, when, by apparently strong eltort, he arresteu mm- ...ip .,.! tur-nino- Himn ins neei, kiiulk KM I I . ?IUll. lUlU"'- I ' of the broth urhood was among them: but never had he played w ith such power and freedom. They listened; some grew pale; others crossed themselve; till the prior rose up, summoned all his courage, aud hasten ed in the chapel. The others followed, hut when t.hev looked no into tho organ- . . j x frown of impatience, rose and drove rapid ly to the Tuilleries, and demanded the re turn of the diamonds. Explanations followed, and the Duke was at last convinced that the Empress hdd never sent for the bracelet, and that the man v-earim? the imperial livery was one And there it was. The two men had been so often associated that each knew the other's strong points and felt timid. Father Taylor's Generosity. One of the most, remarkable traits of Father Taylor the well-known sailor preacher of Boston- was his lavish generosity. The folio win r incident is related of him by. his -I 1 I uaug nier: liis reckless generosity was so boundless that if it had not been for mothers con- should not have to day. OncCv stant watchfulness, we had bread to eat from day at the beginning of a year, he was sent out with a hank note of fifty dollars to pay a bill, which he was to bring back receipt ed. In due time he returned, but with such an expression of anxiety, and such an evident desire to- escape observation, that I was convinced that he had been "naugh tv." "Where is the bill, father?" said mother. loft, lo ! there was no form of any oiganist of the daring thieves who infested the cap to be seen, though the deep tones still mass- ital. lie bade his coachman drive to the ed themselves in new harmonies, and made office of tho Perfect of Police, and ere flay- the stone arches thrill, with their power, light a hundred of the shrewdest officers "It is the devil himself," cried the first one were searching Paris for tho gems. The of the monks, drawing closer to oue of his Duke, filled with anxiety, remained at the companions, and giving a second look over office for tidings, while tho Duchess rest ing shoulder into the darkness of the aisle, lessly awaited the recovery of her bracelet "It is a miracle !" said another. But at home, when the oldest of their member mounted ! The great clock had just tolled the hour the stairs to the organ front, he stood pet- 0f six when the bell ,of the Duke's hotel rifled with amazement. rang violently, and an officer of tho police There stood tho tiny figure, treading was ushered into the presence of the Duch from tiedal to pedal, and at the same time Cl5S. ... clutching the keys above with his little "Was the bracelet recovered?" and "would hands, o-athering handfuls of those wonder- thev imprison the-scoundrel for the rest of lul clioras as n tney eie viuif is- ms utiys. ugVy i,j-r. -!- mint i(i sn pmn o h i ih'iiiuu i w i n i oravn nw r o siaiuu unit , . . -. r "'S u,t" l" r " ." . i.l, " ..6 , ; V- a superannuated brother, ami and" witn i Ia iw.nvd imt iinn ciAi- TinTniiicr rip tun ri,iAt 'ia tuU'pTi nin minn in?; nf.rst u. . , ' , ill 111. -J.lv Alt til vi iivfmmcij - i luc urn.1 . v j ' x and his waa found the bracelet. Jiut, the lellow poch in which female extravagance may jg mission, and that he had - bought,-; pro ) te said to have reached its height. Before pUblic0 a masculine animal of the-.bo-, i the Virgin Queen came to the throne she vme 6pecies, erst known as a gentleman was remarkably simple m her attire, but, cow Anglaisc, ahull. Tho story was 80 t in later days she changed, and historians much in keeping with the character of tho remind us of her eighty Avigs of various w0rtby Mayor that it was generally ,believ-. 4 colors, and of her three thousand dresses. ej. anj wiien it was further reported that tho.ii; A gayly attired queen makes an estrava- bull was then on board.of the boat at the gant "court. A Court lady of - .that date ian(linpp, all doubts vanished. - A meeting wore a low dress with a long , stomacher, cf tie Town Commissioners' was held early , an immense ruff around her neck, a small n the forenoon, to take measures for giv hat, crinoline, a large fan of ostrich feath- jg bullship a proper reception. -The,!, ers with a mirror attached, highly scented story was done up in.rhymo by a native po- k gloves, and frequently a velvet mask.-- et of the period,1 which you will find pub ; Her feet were shod with pumps of scented ij.slieJ iu the "Observer" f' April 1834, (iiiif Sjanish leather, her hair was dyed red in ray.; memory is correct.) . There you will, , imitation of the royal locks and her. face- find that . L ' . ' ,: ' ' i y was painted and rouged. To supply the Huh Constable Nixon was told to repair , '., "Teat demand lor wigs, women w cic khi uown to tne river anu ne a una me uu mere. "Here, my dear." The pucker in his forehead became so , t countr7 fobuvup country girl's Mr. Nixon, like a faithful officer, dili tremendous that the truth hashed upon tresses ami femuie thieves in London rob- seBt tu0 discharge of his duty,. repaired ,j me at once; and I was luily prepared ior , , , , e thcil. lSLv or spoiled the tn the river with his assistants: but ho , ,i i , i . i . e mothers asionisueu cry oi "It isn't receipted," father! Father, you've given away the money !" ' I held him so tightly that ho couldn't run; so at last he stammered, "Well, wife, I met a poor brother, dead. , - ,t i i :i. hastily down another patu, wueru iu.Siil wnue I.ivrni-ooi.. Feb. 18. Cotton is a shaoe easier ,lads SI: Orleans to Hd. Sales of U.m r...i.i u.: I av.Uivrfr ii.000 bales. i' tottoii to -rniuioiiiiM--ki'-,-'.v"-'T' i.- . , , riwi 1 u .i.ot cheaner. The salea to-day include i..o i , ..ii Itreiidstutt's 'duiet Mil, ll.VII-a AUll-iiv...,, . . s Pork 65s. Uplands.. l.Ot below o4).l ,!i hV.uied .T.Tiuarvl andl-Voruary. D 3-UkI ! k ij fottnn e;isiH- but not ouot ably lower Sales of 12,0W- bales; speeiilatorsind exporters noo liales. Cotton U arrive steady with no tian , tiuns. Uplands, not below good ordinary, eliip ,1 l..l,n.-.rr .ind March. 7 13 16.1. Cotton-l. - nds r-d; Orleans 8d. The sales to-day mclu.l hales American. '..,. TT , i.'. k oo el.., ,., liB of Middling LpIatKlf .ti,;..iri,.'.i..fir...d Oi-dioarv. shipped March and i.,.;i -m : Xkw Vokk, Feb. 'l8.-rGoll '112 to 1J2. Gov- niu.ent bonds are strong ana nigner, .n. ;.i...t.. -i. :.. - ,..nlc at. 164- to ltft cents. otuhern Hour is a shade firmer and iu "lte Kiuirv common to fair extra S6 75 to $ 7a;got , choice extra 7 80 to $11. Wheat 2 to 3 cents .... .. r.i ... ... --, c-i wi "nrn ocenea a i-uei v-iiicairo io oi vn . .. hade firmer, with fair m roiiniiiir cotniuon to prime 1... uonliiirwil i short." OU1CK stebs. Ippolito, leaning against a tree, carelessly m .r- a fw lilies of a serenade. This indiller- fsides: his eves beamed like stars, and his was found the - , . , . -I -i i : I i . i,i l i , . i ii.:.,f J whole face iighteu witn impassioneu joy. stoutly insisted mat no was not, it unci, uuu Louder and fuller rose the -harmonies, that the bracelet in his possession had been streaming forth in swelling billows, till at in his family for many years. Would ma last theyseemed to reach a sunny shore, on dame intrust to him the mate 44 tho missing which they broke; and then a whispering bracelet, that tho identity might be com ripplo of faintest melody lingered a moment plete ? in the air. like the last murmur of a wind Madame Duchess, Avithout a word, un- harp, and all was still. locked her. casket and placed in the hands ot the trusty omcer tne seconu uiaceiei. a tone of conviction calculated to prove to us all the utter impropriety of his doing anything else "and, ot course, my dear, l couldn't. ask 1dm to cMnge it " : . Filthy Lucre. "There's no such thing Her Powk-K. The. Philadelphia Ledger concludes a leading article thus: Whatever else may be said ot woman s ability and woman's power she is never more able and more powerful than when, as everv good wife does, she makes a man of her husband. Lven it in this she can-..- nmtn ciwnod. she. does more for him than could be done by any other person, or any other influence. As was said at the .. i - i :i i Mil aim 1 In f -Ml Ti I had,. been. f didn't "find the bull there." instead, that, the community shamefully hoaxed. . si .f. , ,-:! l . Soon after Mr, .Sqawell's .return, ..suci-sj ent capital having been subscribed, it wasj., resolved to commence this f, wooden raU-., road. The design was to make , it. a.- part of tho F. and W. 'Railroad, tho 'wooden', rails to be afterwards replacedt yrlthj iron u ones. The ceremony of breaking ground was conducted with all the august forinal it v befittine- so momentous an occasion: A . O . i : . 1 .: . l.:i 1.;, cninvifw on , " .i..V '- i ' li : .T J ' as monev in this country!" was the exclam- opening, sue is m uai , J,-- - v urge military ana civic procession ( , , - lA1,nd int liv wvv love lui niui uiavi T Z?ZfToi J lr pride for herself, to make the, most ot cann firetiI think5 nd the: citizens sre alter a oru.i bojouiii m xc xuitt.. ci,0.i1aoS it. If- somebody . in- T.,i thnt. st new era Til 1 1,;.- 'I'l.n li'nu ifi i. UIIU. J. ... , - 11UUCU uu IU r , vji , , . - IL IliJ.ll JCIlt-Cl 111 tllia YVCIV. -I liJ I , - , , i il 1 i I ' in the course of his business, ton: cnpwwfistoo raucu iuruiiui", short, turned, and then rapidly came up to Ippolito, and, with a manner of attempted tranquility, said : "Inuolito. 1 do iiot.ivi.tu iu ipuuic-i. you; 1 am your elder brother; then give up the point." . , , Not ' replied tppouto, nim immovable smile. . , ., , "What, then, you aro - determined, tnat your sheep shall, in -yery despite oi me, pasture in my fields?" r "They shall V x. v;ilin i" raved Giulio, and ere the -nrd well uttered he had dashed his clinched handin his brother's lace, ippolito snran? like a wild beast at Uiuno, aua.ior ,ouiry, hut closed u.ill and some moments they stood w jth a hand, at in,,, new western 76 to 79 i nti;pj throat, and their eyes, m the - l .-i.ii Ty..nV 1 , . . . ?.aa,177 flits..: Pork beavv new meBS $io w. worj3 6f the psalmist, were ."wueiieu banned. Bpirite -turpentine heavy at 48 cents. inf1ip- Thev stood Lut to gain breath, lra heavy at2 4o to.S &U. .. - oi-n - , ; ' , ' i i ci08e, Ippolito threw l'J. lioia sceaay ai j.sr i - i c,- rr , , , i0 Cotton weak aAd irregular ai big jber to the earth, nuuuiiiig ms jvuco nnon him: furious blows were excuangKu, but scarce a sound was uttered, save at in tervals a blasphemous oath or liaii-stnuig- ljAflii -' il in m was compieieiy unvti- 1CU -AV. - , powered by the superior strength ana coox f his brother: but, lying; prost- rate and conquered, ins nanus piuiuu Feb. Ilent boil (Ik active. 1'HtoKU cents. Flour steady. 'Wheat quiet. "vu 1 to 2 cents lower. Lard andpirts turpen :iiii. li.,Q,.,r V?al BtMiilv "FVt.io-hts ouiet. ? ' Feb. 20 ?ottio irrei'i dnr at ICS cents. South- "i n flour without decided chantre. . - "Vii.MiT.Tnv. Vb. 18. Soirita turpentine i at 4VriYit.i i.ivL-ul miltit o,id ttufidir ' T?onin 2. a dwlhie o'f 5 cents tm last quotations; market quiet imd -stead v. Crude turnentiue S3 20 for yellow '"in steady. Crune lurpeinme 5 ito ior liiws auu , . . . dit. aiKl S& 20 for hard: mafket steady: . Tar $2 30 k;s -Wast, and Ippolito fflanng at WUl KU motion at liceniB,. mai- triumph., he ctu'sed ana spat ai "i Tr,nlitn removed his hands from his brother's throat, : and, ere his pulse could if rinlio's noinard was in his brothers heart.- Ho gave a loud shriek, and fella his murderer. ? The BU.cm"a" V -I father, aioused hy the sound, came hurry ir, to thflVardch: Giulio, leaping from un Tar der the dead body, rushed by the old man ' 35-, niaiket stadvi ket dull.. i . " Feb. 19. Snirits turpentine at 45 cents per gal ''a for Southern) packages, a decline of 1 cent since last reports. Rosin at $2 00 for strained; ! market 4'iift. Crude terpentine at $3 20 for yellow dip and $2 20 for hard: market steady. Tar at $2 30; market steady. Cotton at lit cents; market firm. Feb. 20. Snirits turnentine 45. Rosin No, 1 at ;: 25; for Strained. Crude turpentine ? -ill tor vellow dip, and 2 20 ior hard. 2 30. Cotton at 10 cents for Low Ordinary. ihd dignantly asks," "Aro women then born to nad aawnexl upon North Carolina ,and up- ' miU be married?" the ansjver is, "Yes, and men. tne tyWn 0f Fayetteville in particular. ', too. t or to many is someiumg tjiiii, The road was forthwitn constructea irom neither sex, Svhatever be said of "rights, tne river as far up as the wagon-yard build can accomplish iIone iugs. There was but one car used," and i -1 -x l.r.. nrna HroitTTi tir OTI ohl CTfaV llOVSAl It m.'in The Beggar's IjKtdge. Unce upon a xhe officer, with a profound bow, lelt the it necessary to obtain an advance on some time so goes the tale the brand puke apartment, and madame retired once more merchandise. He made the usual arrange-.' of Florence proclaimed that every beggar this, time to sleep and to dream of her ments wjth a large commercial house to who would appear in the grand piazza at a nroCious diamonds. VV hen the bell tolled mmodate him. On croina- to tfonsum- . - , -t -....'i - J I A .- ' - A 1 . J I . i 1 I . , , - -w ertain time should receive a new bun oi .the hour ot nine, tno ittissian Amoassauor, Tnatn if and receive the cash, he was a-COOtt Pdimtvu, LAW IN JAPAN lothes as a gift. At the appointed hour baggard and disordered, entered his wife's ji snrprised when, in lieu of it, tho seni- tjme R0-0 a man lielonging to the criminal ... -i ' ll.l Tko .il x-. J3 xl I.-. Artcnniiin- I . i 1 . 1 n x 1 ' . . 1 -i- ilt. muiituaes oi oegguis asocuuu-. apanmems iim iuicw uhjiocuj. umi. m- or niember tendered to mm ine acceptance town of Umi was conyicxeu oi hicauug o.u fleers closet! the avenues of the squares,; to a chair. Madame opened her eyes, and 0f the firm, payable at ninety days date, sentenced to be hanged. Three days ;af- compelled the beggars to strip off their j wtu a smii0 of delight asked for the brace- "What am I to do with this!" he inquired. tev the execution of the sentence his rcla- clothes, and gave them eacn a new suit., iets. "Take it to 13. B. & Co." (naming some tives came with a coffin and applied lor Enough money was louna m tneir uvtuw "Satan " exclaimed the uukc, "we can weU-knovn bankers), was the reply. ui3 body, but as they were putting mm m to build a beautiful bridge over the Arno, learn nothing of them." "Thev will give you the money at the the coffin the man came to life again. still called the Beggar's bridge. "What V shrieked the madame, "have lp(Tai ratc The Englishman did as di- The. relatives then attempted to carry him VS. would carry prouauiy bomc uivcpu ui iiii ty bales of cotton. " Tilde road was .In oper-' 1 ation sdme twelve" or 'eib teen mbhths," biit , asit "didn't pay," the enterprise was aban- uonea, ana me iain wu laivtn uw. , The Fayetteville and Western Railroad n must not be confounded with the "Favettc-! ville and Yadkin Railroad.4 Tho charter Cagli osteo. Alexander Cagliostro commonly caiieu uuuui ' i..t...-. r. fVinncrh snccessful impostor, liis real vou not recovered it! The officer who came tetL IIe met with no difficulty. The ftwav. but they were stopped by the po- for the later Cauda very J?r liTUt mm DCiuiu uic "-(, " V. i oo- - rrt,A : ; fs-n 1.q ntli nv livn r-ol pt. smil the thief had been I A n V .1 q inl oltlimiarlt .nnrli: .. 1, oWoIn ; JL LUQ UtllV . ... . , , ( ,JI r II -I tLJ cl V- V WLU.1'1..-, UUU M.i...-.- I 1 M ,1". U UU ll ' ' " , taken and the bracelet found. ilpro aia not touch the cash, he received a m.imstrate. After mnch discussion it was and the survevwas made in 1837. Tho : name was Joseph Balsann, and he was born azeme'riti sprang to his feet, and in at Palermo in 17 43. After living for years vo;ee besought his wife to explain I . ,, .. . 5 . . , - i '. J it-i i The p'Ae, with an exclamation of am- k for the proper arao,mt on . nci LXAi that as tho ncntenco had boon ex- boring bank. Thither he repaired, m tne executed the man couiu not again I i .f " -i T.iV-..'. bv fraud in -all the chief towns of Italy, he proceeded to Holstein, Kussia and I'o- land, as an aicueimst mm o-.. In 1780 he was at Strasbourg as a puysic ianr and pretended to restore tho aged to vouth, in which deception his handsome ' . 1 rx". iC ,1 -n-na fl wire wlio iieinfT.xu, auinucu sue m w ' T ' I " 7 assisted him. They were together next ; m vou &r&Ln a husky In a few words she told him. And then with a groan the Duke dropped into a seat. y"I sec it all," said he; "the rascals have robbed you of the second bracelet. : There - i. .i-i i i was! no messenger sent ior tne Draceiet nnd it was erven: tn. 0 ...... - i Before closing, a passing rnDtre ra aao is - full confidence of having something tan- isied for the same offence, and he was set gmie. ne was mistan, a n mu. jree accoramgiv, no - " - ... . mmnrtrv Jame8 Reawell:' was at the bank fo whom lie presemea tne ed enough to point out me uun. w 7 "JiYhYv rejected citizeii bf 'Fat-' check for payment seized it nervously, and jttdge Soom had; most clearly .not been g JIS,X .. . niwA tula, r' i l Aruiianr unn . iiv. I cite v t-x- . - - - - in, ii I ;t li im oi. i cl t av i nomnn rvi i r r i' n 1 11 . an uouiuu. kt. , . r in a rnmu. incouerem, uiauua - Bcwnicu cAinn ViiprnorUTihica on its face.; and thrust i ? t The .nxan to whom you gave it was no of- it back hands of its astonished bbS wife, who made the old couple very J, ficer, but a bolder thiet than ne who roDDed owncr motioning at the same time to stand unCoinfortabk. The son, m order to res, "V nn ido for the next comer. The check had tore the harmony of the household, poison.- ? T t IT" rTIJ lilx-ATt.. uii The bracelets were nan 1nW u:;hpi That was what the nA hi, wifP. ,Thi act. though dictated by otns oi tne Viu, to mtuu. J .1 " i .7- a . , - I Af irianv nf hid irWDTlill " H TITTIU' In oSfotnf i 1,1 f Kn ant.irelV 0-V6T- I J9.1iii-i" yi "'"UJ , tr- . iuaiaivvi mBi UICI.V, Will" "w J . , . 1 1 . ti.t 1. ' T'nria where, m 1785, he was tieepiy iin- a nj RO ,t nroVed. -7 ' -.7 ... , . , . i-iii; I , 1 . , ., . . , "COU A. plicated with the uardinat ajurc ue nuuau never returned, and the Russian Am bass- scrawi acr0ss its face meant the Ensrlishmah i j to me rasun?f vjj Eraperor WJth a sigh, Ior it made mm a betook himself to the person to whom he therefore, tried for the Lngland, : Ior two noorer mah bv many millions of francs than .na ;r.tpd. and timidly exhibited what ! tvi.be imririsaned t i ne -was wueu uc uauui mo luoimmi; i i,a ilcli tn nTtpr. i o uis Bilious) uis joi'uu o I wriMiternT, I wi.-.w f! .fil. .1; 1 TiaitloAn 51 n ll I 1 11-- -il. 1 -. -i Ad 'nir -p 1.. r,,llr,Ti m tne anair 01 tuc u.vv, i acior recans mo xst ttt for which. he was sent his release lie went to rootsi imnosin? on the - 7 - - t I - I U.CV. V v - lie, and in 1789 proceeded to Kome, where into Mg. carriage and bade his coachman rmmtenance briffhtencd. i "Many thanks!'" he was arrested, tried and sentenced to drive to the opera. ; v be exclaimed. "Br the way, this amount death for. being a Freemason.' The punish- ' ; is too lare; there will be something over ment Avas commuted to perpetual imprison- , a Boke. The man who persists in a brmdred doDars coming' to yoa," and he ment, and he died in 1795. His wife was talking about himself when you wish to rocee(led to fill I a, check for it. The oi the fame time condemned to pass her talk about about yourself. " v.odiBbman groaned in spirit.. - It a.ww - , - - I : O - - life in a convent- - ' "- J : ; " ' only another "piece of paper. looked bv the;anthonties murder and sen ten i court decui father's house chains all the time. Th man was iocted and constructed tho first 'steamboat' ' I" i .i. v ,i m.? ..i t. ji-.T ever bum in ionu Carolina. x ui ww mo ; for ten years, but on oia ---xiruricii, - ; ,.-,.fWnn Hhft ette ville and Wilmington, so long and faf'" led these should be' spent in yora knowti byareyetbW j. iuse on - condition tharfe ,Vort m. Seawell served the PayW vine m vanuua puuiic viapacjuco, - 5 That which is gained without, labor is little worth gaining or keeping was And then The "World", never harms a Chiistiari go long as he keeps it out of Ids heart. nVmntation is- never dangerous until it has A icvri'-A. iters' the door, love it. was he exclaimed. "There is no such an msiue acoompnec. --v . " 7" fr; li:' ?n th nnttvFaalaxv. theheart to the outside assailant. TllAC mir. UL IIIH WI11UUW I LlllUi xaavu-vt s UiW vv w " I J ity and general eatisfaction. ' Ho removed to the Sonthwcst many - years since, and died iu Memphis Tennessee, some four' or five years ago, : at an advanced age. JRfl- quiescat in pace, j ' : February, 1874.
North Carolina Gazette [1873-1880] (Fayetteville, N.C.)
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