Tho lloporiei*.
BV-.ERKU AT TtIK POST til fl'IK IN £»AN-
Kt'ity A- filtOtiNO fI.ASS ViA'PTKR.
rsrrsx 4 SOXS /'«*> ««•' Pro/*.
THURSDAY, MAIIOH 31 1881.
We think i' wrong for newspapers or
individual to pdm to ih"se men wt|o
have risen iVoaj ohscuritr to eminence, it
thfy have come up by fii id aud eoi ruc
tion as if their example »»■ worthy to
be lollowed by t.ha rising generation.
There are groat and good men to
vrh°>oi we can f'iut. whose lives and
tun p!e Ate-worthy it being suiitatnd
It is U'"WTriibt to couipare
the lives of tha tare .)ay pre?'deni» .vith
ttiii*ii of VV &«hi:igti>n, Jtjll' i don, and
t'thir g'ent uud good men
Oi'lt lf> TKRSSTS
N-'*Miat the legislature has adjoin ued,
the iosu .ural is over, cuwtgr»ssiiioti have
gou« ho ne to Count ov™ Ineir tueacy,
and there ii no rxciu mont iu politics,
t very section ol ibe country has ttie
prtvilegrt ot looking to those things in
which it u more directly interested
While we ol tl'.is section aie interested
in every thing, that la for the good ot the
country, nc ure more directly in ertsu-d
jus! si this litue in agriculture, preparing
land and planting our crops So if we
wouid u.ake tarniing a paying business,
wesnouid piotit by tbe experiei.ee ot tbe
p at, and plant th so crops (hat will pay
us the best profits on the capital invented
Tobacco is our oiiiy money crop, that is
our only oop mat will bring ready money
HI all limes This all aduitt, tint we
ahould lake the ground that "money
ssvsd is money made," and consider
those eiopa ihat will save money. In the
firbt place we will save money by making
our own meal aad bread at home ; and
evpecially is this so, shew we considt.'
that corn is worth in our crib nearly fi'ty
per cent, more than ihe regular market
prioe, it w« count ihe time lost in hunting
i' up,aud gelling it home. Then another
great saving will arise Irotn the proper
atteuliou to that much neglecteJ spot ot
ground, th* kitchen garden ; ibis is the
most absurd aegiect ol all, tr.>us ths tact
that there may be more money saved
here, and more comlotl denved Irom it,
than trom ten times at much ground on
any other part ot the plantation. lUe
Cora patr.h and aitchca gaidsn, well
attended to the pigpen, is suta to come
ii tor i(s stare of attention. Now, we
■lay tuin our attention, with confidence,
to what we are pleased to call our money
crop (lobacc •) All must admit tha
error or oversight practiced in thr
cultivation of this staple. Oar people
make too much common tubarco At
this day when tobacco ia grown in ceaily
every part ot the world, there are
countries and states with whieh we
cannot compel* in growing common
tobacco; while, on the other hand, there
l> hardiy any part ot the known world
iliht can compete with u* in the
production of tine leaf, then why our
people persist ia making tobacco worth
five dollars per huuditd pounds, whea
they can uo»ily as easy make it Worth
twenty tive or Glty dollars per hundred ;
cur in other words, why they want to
make five thousa id pounds of tobacco
for the same, or lea* money than one
thousand should bring, is s mystery to
us. Common tobacco ia low, and must
always remain low. because the scope ot
country chat can produce no oilier kind,
is large ; while fine leal ia high, and
must ever remain high, fiOm the tact
that the scope ot country growing tine
tobacoa, ia so small l'heri, let u«
consider that quality ia ui»re :njp>rtaiii
than qucntsiy, and make our tobacc >
baiter, if wa do uot make HO much ot it.
Hickory Pre**: Mr William Cain
who was employed lust summer ami tall
in umking the survey of ihe W stern
North Carolina Itaiiroad beyouu Ashe
Sills, went up the road Wednesday He
and Ospt Dwigbt, who surveyed the
Chester and Lemur and Narrow Gauge,
will meet in Hickory nelt Monday and
organ ic their aurseying company and
* proceed across the mountains. They
will begin at Lenoir or Patterson, and
go through C.nik'a Gap and along the
Wutauga Kiver, wend I heir way towards
Tronesaee (ha object is to eilcnd
across the mountains into North Carolina
■ narrow gauge railroad
Indiana has been takeu from the list
ot October States The rcsu't of the
majority vote on the constitutional
amendment will aland as the will of the
paople, though but lew of the electors
manifested imprest enough ia the issue
to coot their ballots While ibo people
of Indiana may not c«re particularly
about losing the importunes hitherto at
tached to tbeir Stgte, because ot lis pi
votal attitude, the change wiii ha a re
lief to the country generally.
COa.SfESPOMDENCE.
.Kopovtfcr's Washingtou Letter.
Washington, I' t' : . Msr 2'5 1881
'i'l i. :c|iui»;ic\n party -viil be happy,
wheu it. has completed it> pay "«ut tor
tieuatnr Mohone. In the organisation
cl'thr eemto couiiaitlees it was coo.pelled
to g'.ye biiii more and beiler p* anions
thin f"hern*o. Fryu, llaie, or oiher
ptouiinent men ana life loug republicans.
■ml in tho elect -Hi ol senate otJieeis
to-day a mil only give» the must
important place—ibe secretaryship—tii
an unpi>piLi republican a' MahiueV
demand, liu' gives (lie next place—that
of sergeant u! aru;»—to a Virginia
Mjppcricr of Mihoiit. The Virginia
ii?:r>nngc "ill go in the same v»»y. to
to the exclu .ion of sc eptsb'.e republican
lofluenms. Indeed, vs Mahone can undo
«•
il.e work ho hah just dune by acting
with the deintcratie instead of lite
■ epuhliean senators, it is uifUcult tc. eee
how the seuule or the president can deny
ktiin anytlillit-'. The trade W|M. Mahotie
w.i* not only a disgraceful out to tbe
republic in paly, but n ail cure us fsli
to prove uupr- liiahio
Careful observers of n* li'ica oin not
•ail to hate seen how rapidly the "extra
a* ssiou" lever increased .n tiie republicm
[iirlv, as sooli as Mabone's votj msde
republican control of Doth houses sute.
I he old, malignant. element of the party
which knows nothing but hatred of the
south, began to assert iiat-il vigorously,
and eveu ao well balanced a gentleman
as I'iestdeut (iaibetd, who had in bis
deprecated any revival el
sectional issues, seemed almost to yield,
tie stiii may I: be shall call an extra
session—and as I said, it seems lieely
be knows (hat all the tine and patriotic
words ol Ins inaugural will be a* much
L it jest ol the country as were the reform
u tie lances ol Mr. Hayes, and tbat the
ti.Kt ac) ot «lie sevsiou will be to send
mucus ot radical committees '.u the south
to put the subject of reconeiliaitoD,
where it was when Tbaddeus Stevens
demanded that auuthtru states be made
territories, or Ut&ul used troops to
manage southern legislatures All these
evils, it they come, will corns from the
purchase ol Mahoue. These will bo
evils to the country Those to the
republicsn party will eotue, when en
indignant people repudiate at the polls
alike the trade with Mahone and the
return to war measures.
U is thought by soiue that a three and
one-hall per cent, funding bill will be
parsed, if congress shall meet, and that
ibe li'lh section will be omitted or
modified 1 do UJI see how such a
conclusion'can- be reached from any
changes in public sentimeut or in the
membership of the two bouses. It
seems mo»e probable '.bat it any tunding
bill at all shall be passed, that the
secretary of tie treasury, who has tbe
confidence of both houses, may be giveu
tho discretion to float the bonds at an
loteiesi not exceeding three and one-ball'
per cent , uud ibat the fifth section will
be retained exactly as it was. The
111-teeling towards the national banks,
because ot their action the pendancy of
tho bill in the lust session, increases
rather thuo diminishes. Dsn.
North Carolina Agricultural Kxper
imcnt Station.—Bulletin No. 6.
March 19th, 1881.
The following analyses ot tcrtilixeri
iiave been completed at the Station,
»i« :
ZtH's Cotton Acid Phosphate,
manufactured by F Zell & Sons,
Baltimore, sampled at Raleigh January
27th, leßl, > unh price per ton S3O 00,
ooutalu* n'. 212° F It! 42 sand G 01,
available phosphoricacid 10 76, iusululile
lihoephorio acid 171, potash 175 per
cent. Commercial value per ton (2,000
lb- ) $23 60.
Cotton Food, manufactured by
Maryland Fertilising Co., Baitinn re,
sampled at Nrwbem Fcbvuarj 14th,
1881, cash prioe prr ton 142 50 contains
wa er 14 81, sand 754 available
phosphoric acid 11 27, insoluble
phosphoric) acid 310, ammonia 164,
poiash 232 per ceut. Commercial
value per ton (2 000 lb*.) (33.06.
Chesapeake Soluble Auimooiated
Phosphate, manufactured by the
Chesapeake Guano Co., Baltimore,
samp cd at. Newbern February 14ih,
1881, cash price p«r ton 840 00, containa
water 15 45, aaud 4 02, available
phosphoric und 10.52, ioeoluble
phosphoric acid 6.05, ammonia 2.68,
potash 86 per cent. Commercial value
prr tou $37 80.
B 'be and Peruvian Guanoi
manufactured by the Upshur Guano
Co, sampled at Newbero
C.binary 14ih, 1881, cash orice per
ton 8-40 00, contaius water 14 64, sand
5 47, available phosphoric acid 10 20
i iololublo phovphorio *«ij 1 -iV>. *Diiuoni:i
2.H1, pui mli 2 iI.S pyf ct-u Colli wumfc
vt per ion (2,0t)0 lb-.) #;U) 78
Biker sSiaadir(Ui »»»■■ UI IHUIMC'UI 'i
bj the ('i>., uf Cat.' rt, #aa.pl( d
*t N»wbprii Fifiru.iv 1 t'b, 1881,
: euiiiatui »:i er 13 3>, mill :i 32, uT.iilublo
j photphorio nei t » 37, iu>nl>ib!« t32
•'utuoiiia 2 31. jDijsh 153 por penv.
Ouiume?cii »jluo per in (2.000 lb )
$32 10
Siar Braji'l Cm;>letf Maouie.
UKinufuvtured by A n& A lJi«oi:,
Uicliuii«'i> Virj(iiii:i, »» ! npol a!
Fayrtleviile !'• l>ru irt 7ib, 1881, caa'i
prioo per I i JItOOO, eotnaini min
18 17, Bautlß97, at»it»ble plmai-hnii
nay 8 38, iiiMii.ibl" pr.* sp'iorie *cij 2 54
aotuioiiii 2 1 potash 121 p;r cen).
Oobiiuercial tulue pe: ion (2,000 ib')
S3O 93
CHABI.ES V*. IUB.NKY JR ,
Dir«M >r
Kt l CStU3.
Iv fi re any (if unr iejd»M v.
fi'uiulily uuipei. hm! wr.li e relv.-aocrs
in li(> pi bilijr efi'i «ngi f ;pj uuu
iie-if'l'iiii .'f il.e'iri'tn itrr* f.rupurij
aid ib' .•lii eiit (itlier*—l" B;stt
ami s flooi upmi t'f wind ■•in oi-Uii'iite.'
i-y (lie (N*» Vur.) Time*:
"An if -a l'i bl | r'V« e 1 t llint
k: ro»oe h n«elul not >b'} an *n
iliiirs.iiiHiuig n£ei.t, but »,g > in tmi•? i./
' kitebtH tirii It iniiiUiK i.ot th ii rh.i
{ p'ipeia BMl.'uat d.tlly fti 'lifd c»ni i I
| pai'itu! (lenti Iroui its being put to th
I ialiar Ilhe. V\ ti*fi s tire in to be alaru j
j look lit* Bioriiisjl uieal, il noukl be f.r
i bett*r mat
' gunpowder bl.ou a ba liiau Iliut
: Iti* karoaeu*-i'aii sbnuld b uulird ioln
icqumilion. TllC aubatuiicea aiiied i> y
| explude, but ttit> Iteroaoi.e nil tukrs bu
| aod apieads itsell wii enr) nbj ci in iu
j naigb'uni bt oil Vi ould ih*t etei) wmmii
i nhu trira to st.:rt a tire with ki rossne
Wi'U'd step a BJCIH-eilt til C ll'gule lliat
; lHe a I'lkr under Sie. in the loitiat 1 j
' hot battle, I.a* uiau) uinre ehaucea t.i
| eticapc wilh lite thau abe
Kerosene i« a comp'iund '•
bo kept in a hiusH, trail it
prudeatly It ahm!d be acpt in amn
purtion »f lhe buuac wn»re neither
our aa) tire aur artificial beit
can uome Luuipa ahutild be U'ieii in tb
dajuiuc, and utdcr no circuuiatanca
should b« tiilod at nit>i anoil tr
uear Tb« oil itaeil la out
explosive : it is the U_,
th* oil I hat oocaaioua the t-xploatuoa trial
dailj occur A ball' eiup'jf iauit),
although tlandinj! on a ta./ie, without
beiog touched, is li.ible at any uiouiem
lo axplode Such a cideuta «« hav>
beto called upou to reeord titnu atij
tiuie ID urrler to prevn,>
fipbinoua, lampa should be tilkml vtin,
the oil aoa tilled in the day time h
lar aa lighting iius by pourmg oil Iron
a can la conuerued, It la lo be limped tbi
no reader of thin paper wouia aver «v«t»
i tbiuk ot doing ao re.oklu a aua
1 dangeroua.
| H.'ua. wiv.'» should out only conforu.
| atrtcilj to the ruiea here laid down. bu
1 ahould lustruct their aeivants to do the
: same, aud see to it, peraoualh, that iben
| tDbtructiona are obayed. The pictui-'
.ol a woruao with blazing garment*,
rushing through the atraete, has b eome
altogetlier too iaiiiiliar. To be buvi.d ip
I tbe uioat tuartul of ail deatba, »nu yet
how ol(a u do'-a it bappeu, beoauge th
nioac ordinary rules oi prudcnca ar
| diaregarded ?"
Newberne A 'ut Snelt: The pea cr >p»
,in this vicinity are lookinjr hue, and ou-
I citizens take great pleasure in visiting
| theui On Saturday 100,000 woodrti
 dishes ol Capt Gray's patent, uiaiititaC
tmed at his plate tactury in this city,
I were ibipped nurth on the steamer Stout
I Tint in the tirsi large s .ip-i.eni ut thiuu
dishes that has been made Cspl Gray
is manufacturing four sizes ot these
wooden dishes.
It is thought that the cruel asaissina
tioo ot the Oz-ir wili have some iff ul
upon the condition of utfairs io Ireland
We are uot accustomed te Mm It ol the
Irish as ttie kind ot people to revolt tu
this way lint there is a deep wroug
: there, and It. may r >u»e England tu a
sense ut its l>,justice to perceive, even in
! this dsgree, the lesulte of tyrauoy
National Republican.
Greensboro Patriot: Judge Kure has
ordered a disregard ot the law alli.aiug
deteudanie to testily in thnr own be
half in criminal cases, pronouncing it
peruieious and union*, ituitoual as well as
inlauious Judge Lute is holding c ur*
si Guucurd this week.
The Arkansas Legislature last week
pasnd a bill making it a misdemeanor tu
j sell ID that State a dirk, bowie knile,
i sword cans, or brass knuckles or pistol
:of any kind, except such as are us,d in
. the Army or Navy
The Philadelphia!!* who have con
tracted with the State of Florida to re
claim the Etertluder, getting one half
! the land in compensation, propose to ac
compile!) the work by cctttug a ship ca
nal through Florida.
A pina tree was out io Yates County,
New York, a few days ago which was
over 4 feet through and 175 teet in
height, the rings ou itsstuuip indicating
i its age as 315 years.
Last year North Carolina produced
SI)S,UOU worth ol gold ; Georgia sl*s,-
IHW j California $17.500,(MM).
beatty;s offer,
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For tlic Sale of TCJBACCJO !
Skmrfts In the Front Rank with the
Leading Warehouses in
North Carolina.
BALES PAST YKAII MOUE THAN 30.GU0 KAR ELS.
in tr»Jt in pint f»ur »enn thin loir full
Vi r !;»»{. fnvh j«*ar » upr « r."N » ii.4!mU. «ml t l»rrc ii r,un for more
Y>e mii? ;bui.k:ut to our tririidi for ibtll literal j»Atrot..igo, ao.i ntk » tfosiiuuanc*
in i!i« f'muia
T.'ie u>l! >wiasf tre Jtiil wi'.h int, a»u4 will be |>!eusel to Bte tluir fiitnd*
»t PIKHMO.NI .
VV A 8 F.KUrK. Kwk
J A ICS 8 F;>'r >1 mi^r
J y A. bAUiiA>J, Auctioneer
l».t-ÜBO M. TV. SOiiFLKKT, Proyriftor.
W. A. lOCKIR, II C. bHITU
V R 6PRAOIRR.
IT&KCfe, h>Jl'i H 4 CO.,
Mauuficmreisani! Wno:V>.l« Dealers m
BOOTS; S»HO"..1; H VfU AND C'.IM
25(i RaUimoie stittl tUiliKort, mi.
N^-lf.
T» iHTrntors a«1 Nechtuics.
PITKNT.H and lintr to obtain thrm.
ra»|>lilets rtl 00 l»*a;«s Irr**, njiou itcfipl ol
HUHJII fer PiW- IG". AililreJ
(ilLMOtie, SMITH & CO ,
of Patents, ttox 31,
Thin OrfM RfimfJr Nl
V In «hhrr Liquid or Dry Form net* «t j
) In- «aiue liwron ihedUiuum of the I
tLiter, Bowels ant Kidneys, 4
B This combined action aire* It uxmtUrfui J
r ixiu i r to curt ail u UraK>. 1
I WHY ARE WE SICK?
RtcauM ire th€*e great oroane to be !
g j conic e.'o-jQfitor torpid, and ixtitono-■»'vmore {
\ J are t \irti\ tvfarced into Uu Mood l»uit s/u)uti: f
'A be cxjtelUU naturally. .
4 KIDNEY tffUPI.AINTS, IHINARY |
1 D:Kr A3E*,KEM\L£ W EAKNESS,
1 f\u M'.UVOI 8 DIHOitDEHtt, J
by c mi sing free action of these crgane and
j restoring t'ui r jwiccr to th row qf disease.
| Why Suffer Bi.lous paluu and aekeal i
' Why tormented with Piles, Constipation! j
v ; »./ : rli?htened orer disordered Kidneys jp
WHjr endnro nertons oralek hendacheal w]
Why hivo alee;»leas nl?lit*l L
I'se K.ID?iEY-WOHT and rejoice in health P
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i C':t' rijeriaicnta! Grottml« In |
v; • •- i -■! u• r Vegetable and •£
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in:,' 1 onr »rc«r.!iou->ca for riant* (ff
He- : " uo'ca •«» £iat*)> • rc &
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jPETER )Wz!Za & CO.B
i 53 Or»*--"-57»-"t f'cw York. R
14'aitfil $5 a IK; made
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ELEGANT JEWELRY CHEAP.
To Introduce our now styles and influence trad#
we make th« fo'.loaln* unparalleled ofltrs for ft
short J Inn*: " fbe B«*rlln racket contain* a gold
pla:*d watch chain. ugite »lin«l pin, lady'a ele
gant setjowelry, sea b *un cuff button*coral neck*
lace,set of agate stud*. fold plate band ring, collar
button, key rinar, po« ke; book, Imitation silk
b»mlk#rcbK pen. pencil, comic envelope* and
visiting cards. All these mailed to you for 35c. la
stamp*; 4 packets for ft The lot can be re
! tailed at from f: to $5 00.
The Koval Casket contain* one superb amethyst
coral brouch set In box. fancy neck
lace. cur:»l sleeve button*, engraved pold plate
| bracelet*, rosescarf pin, gold plated lsdy'aaet,gold
plate aleeve buttons, heavy gold plate atuda, loveljr
cameo searf pin. genuine Parisian diamond stud.
Maltese crott with P. diamond center, betfutlful
Jet aleeve buttons, plated collar button, plated
I fink wat'-h chain, plain gold plate ring, nnbbjr
cameo ring. Maltese ear-nuga with P. diamond
setting*, vents' Cull comb, ametbyat set, lady's
fill I plated *et with white stons si ttings. Jet and
cameo scarf pin. eng. gold plate aieeve buttons.
Th« whole of thla magnificent collection sent
Secure by mall for #l, 2 for ft.7o. 4 for fi. Thla lot
can be retailed easily at from to flO. Address,
N. Y. JEWELRY CO., Atlsnta. Ha.
Tit m Atlanta Oixipk says: " This company is
perfectly reliable, and the amount they fire fo*
your money la astounding."
kJ &iJ -> *fc hlr\ fc 3tf?^RIS«S«
T!tß "BOKAMA."
M iilr\ n now vegei»M • from s A., differing
from rivtbin* e v *r .crown here, delicious raw ur
c »»k" d. s-. l ?. .it *>r in tit -•»» "ts. a paper Soya
n tn of J »P in. h ilf be til half P"h. *s d by cliem
l-iMin I** the il heat hura-n rood known. Fine
f.»•! Icr n!au*. Seed. 15 eta. a paper. C !ban
Q'.KM-n Watermelon. Inst Imported, largest variety
ever grown In V. ftrm losclou*. crl*p and
suararv : best to keep or ship 25 * ts. a paper of ?•)
*i*»ds,g papers for sl. Wrr scarce. Lo*of-Wood
Muskmelon. 1 ingest known. 2 to 3 feet long-flue
q'lalltv, carlv an I t»roll lie, loots. a paper.'l, lima*
Tomato. rl 'heel d vvor. early, prolific
eqi Ued In rvrv way. 15c«s a paj>er. White Egyp
tian Corn from the y;i*>, Held* Immensely
In the South when* oh»rcorn fklls. Unequal**!
f«»r » hl*» or %*>ck, 20 c»*. a paper. 75 eta s pound.
T«m*ln»e. one plant ft* -dsaflow two days: lOtonfl.
hltf'i i"» ••»-. a pTp*»r. On?. *o Corn, grains I In. long,
*, In. broad. «•» I wi'l l.r* 'abu o * prices. 15ct*.
ai»*pr All th» above sent for $1.3 of each rorfZ.
Ad lr"«s C. H.OILIIVRTAf O. A||*nfH,«s.
Inferences Hon. W. L. Calhoun, Mayor ef
Atlanta.
r.'LiRCE «"3 oarcicp the fosm.
If shrunk wholly or tn pnrt fenrn nsture or dls
ea«-\ Advice fn-o. D «crl'jec se snd s,-iid *• >mp
lo I'. D 1 L Co., Athntstia. Nobnmbutf. l(:g!>-
eat rwR-rvuce. Correspondence coniidcnual
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RICIIMUNI', VA.,
WholrjHle Dralcra in
BOOTB, SHOES, TBUNKB, AO.
Hroi»|>t miruiion paid to orderi, uod uti»>
'hc ion cuiitHiilri'd.
Kiryi/.iu Slatt Prutn G»odt a tptnallf.
March, 6. m.
£STAIITJSITFU I»i*.
S. T. DAVIS
—with—
T.J.MACRUDER&CO.,
iUuiilaciurtiri and Dtalcriia
BOUTS, BHOKB AND BROUArfS,
No 31 Jlli»ri> Strwt, Ualliiuor* Md.
AuijuslU, 1879. «■.
JAMES I> CHAMBKULAIN, ~~
—WITU
(!. W. Thorn Si Co.,
WUOI.ESALE AND RKTAIL DMALKM,
Bicbmoud, V».,
Ppfcial attfntloo firta t* ordtrf, an «ati»-
lartion
Jutt i»'k, 18T». la