WEEKLY S-accessor -to -blxe Index vol i-;no 44 rz.A; .v. a ,r or ember, j-,. isor W WM m A S It - .JOTTINGS. Two Virginia colored women recently engaged in a violent quarrel about some trival mat Ter, during vthich one of them was seen to fail to the ground, and was found to be vomiting -and very sick. A coroner's in ,j ist developed the fact that Jim had died liom bursting a Mood vessel. And yet quar p ling goes steadily on. Padrewski got .", no for one n'ulit's performance in'arnegie Hail, New York, recently, which is said to be the greatest amount ever received by one performer for a single night, flow about the Duke of Marl bons Vanderbuilt f:',, 000,000 in a few minutes GEN. W- H. C. WHITING. ! of Madagascar is said to be her , unconventionally. She chews tobacco, drinks champagne, uses palm oil on her nair, wears s5,000 Worth costumes, and, at the same time, goes barefooted. Great is the envy of the Ameri can new woman. The Kentucky Legislature stands on joint ballot, sixty eisht Democrats, sixty-eight Republicans and two Populists. Which way the Populists will pop on the Senatorial question is what makes it interesting. A New York barber is sued for $5)0 for shaving oil a cus toniWs moustache by mistake. We' ye seen many youths who highly prized a downy growth upon their upper lips. The Indiana Populists think of disbanding, as the result o! recent election leaves them al most without a future. What have they to disband out there? South Carolina has added an anti-lynching clause to its pro posed new constitution. That is intended to even up the anti voting clause. Senator Butler seems very anxious to form a fourth or sil ver party The Senator has heard from the pops out west. New York State went Repub limn but Tammany carried the -ity. Money and corruption af f "rd poor consolation. A Division Ccnmnder, Bat Graded as a Brigadier. Eecognuicn. But No: Howards- A witei to the Wilmiimton Me sei.-er, from Charleston. S. C, on tha paper's review of the uddress of Capt D.misoii on Cen W 11 C U tilling at LVileigh iri ves some very lnn-iestm eathn relit' lve to hi culver. lit- saws : I feel sure you will pardon uie tr asking h ave to comet on ex pression in your review, which wouhl eouve.v to your levels an erroneous impression as to lien W luting i s military position ami services in the Army of Northern ir'inia, prior to the '-Seven las' P.att les arouml Uiehuion.l in w hich b.c rtin.lei . il such dist ni-mht-l .ri -Alces. The e-.pressiou 1 refer to is. lint prior to that series of hat ties his brigade had benaved most gal lantly 011 s-veiai occasions. Tin? would convey to man v of your rea ders, unacquainted with Ceii Wt.it :iis s.-rviee.s prior to those h.nle, that he, up to that time, comm and ed only a luia-le a. id miht tJe-re lore easily ami unintentional! v have heen overlooked or uuappr.-ci H; : ly President ),ivi wli.-n piomoi h.n, were U iu ,ade? aft r i .N. 1 h-s, and subsequent y, when mi,,,., lav-s ot his juniors in date ami infr iors in eounnind wen in. -moted . Uut.thecii.se was quite different. cry shortly after muni's promo Hon, on the battlerield of the "Kum Manassas," from the rank of major and assistant adjutant general to that of brigadier .-iteial, to tak command of (ten l)ers tin thud brigade, after that otflier was killed his command was mcUMsed to a division by the addition of Wi ;!'.! US (afterwards Hood's) brigade and later the Hampton Legion which together with the third brigade con stituted the first division, first cm p. of the Army of Northern Virginian and was assigned In the riirht' win" of Johnston's army at ! -imtrie?" where, at Cockpit Point, he built heavy batrei ies and almost whiv obstructed the na igat ion of t he po tomac liver by the enemy until lien. Johnston wi.hdivw m the following spring, and marched to meet Mc Clelland on the Peninsula. luim this time by his constant dull and admirable discipline, he had made that splendid first divisoi,, tirst corps Army ot Northern Virginia, capa ble of its achievement at Cains Mill which excited the wondering almi ation of all who saw if, an action unsurpassed :n war. for cool, daring ;md resolute execution, ami for the magnitude, ot its lesults, expieN-d perfect I v by President Davis him self, who, watching the tight from lien Jones headquarters on the soath side of the Cnicahnminy, ii' uorani as to the commander w ins. work he eulogized, said, closing up his field tflass. that charge has savd Richmond. Vet, Brig, Ge'. Whit iifg, commanding that division that had saved Richmond was mt pro moted, while others, his juniors in date and his inferiors in command made major generals. Continued on Tltird Pvy. FROM ROAN TO ROANOKE. The commissioners or Korv:h ! oiinty have parsed an ordrr lor tin flection of a $:o,ooo court house to h built in Winston, work to h- ; ouimenced at an early 1hv. The! authorities propose paving' for th 1'uildin by issuing ten notes of ' ".l'oo ,-ach. p:iVabe u.s folhws . ! ,0iK) May 1, IMG: f.Mi.om Mav 1. I Ami fio.ouo Mav 1. 1 '.Miu, tKar ! mir interest at six jh "r cent. The Uf-idsviHe people Jor f 1 ...on. 1 1 n the races, so it aid. Tin-' h' tendance was remark iblv tnall. ' J - Pafchen, tlie zr.a racer, ! "W at .Mr P.mks Holt's Al.illUlar ' farin in company with Joan l ! Centry. It is sod ttiat Mr Holt ' wdl j)iir.dias.- Parol h ais.. ! a-s. rted tliat a- ithr-r h-.rse will . ver . be pul on the track aain. (iovernor Carr ha p.irdoti-d 1... na Cline, an Is year old white j,r; from H ivwooil cotintx, seivu.j Veal S Seli( in f h e 1 1 1 1 1" 1 1 I 1 1 V tori sli-iiliiii;. ihe paidoii biMUil condi ftoii,-l upon h r bcini; imun-diafel taken to a reform iti.rv . Tm- Kiuj". I mhlers. of ;,ei-h. who . iij..! ' her pardon, have sent bet toai. toruiatorv. Morele-ad I'ltv 1 one ot tin f-u places 011 t he A inern-an c. i-r win-r-tra.nei!) 1 a it on a w'aart wh-i f,v :-- is d-cp water which i- j r !'-ct lv "pure, and nen- than l.ot llVe lish - e tanell in (a!, k C I! - from there t the Atlanta exp,.,, t ion. The Roanoke Colonv Memorial Aoci 1' i.n is to l.--!!. almost t one.- tin woi k of restoring the V i' which Sir Walter lliler-h r..l. - hl.-ts erected UpOti Roanoke Nli'id. Vice P-ei,ei,t St John, of tin S-itoar l An C:ne, otl",-r- a Ire. trip to At Ian t a to all em plover t h have hc r. in the servi'.- ,,f tie road t hrre months, together wi?n th-ir .'amiiit s. A 11 unsucc.-fo! atf m;.' to !, ir lan.e the Heitioid post otVi e I t-' week. Iut theilref could mr in'o the main otljee and h ft a pipe ami einpiv whiskey bottle. Jmhre P.rowti adjourned Pock irihaMi court to s,.,- he R.-nUvilb-races and the LeMkville Herald represents that sum of the j-op!e did not like it. The Western colonv recently -' tablishrd near Chadbtirn in Coium bus county by Mr Jos-ph Crown " in a 'h-iviti con lit ion. 1 John K Bnrwelh owm r of a dairv and truck farm near K h . and formerly president of Va- e I , tilte, has assigned Mr Henry H bso of I) i conn ty. has ;i chi ken ,ich ha-a le-aw coat of hail instead of feathers. S k has ? e r 1 tKis n f.if t . bull 1. n of a I ir- r unh a' Spray. l n-k itiham co intv. The Vance Ci!iaids, of Hend. r-e . lef: Mcmd av m rnri for the A?l 1:5 ta Kp"sition. There were 21 death an! :. 1 birttiS in Ashevilie li tmc. .. BREVITIES. I he ja:i at Pnrvi Mis. Ua broken mto abnit Midnht Suioiav and Will Purvis, eoiiicted w b.t caper. un.Jer sentence! to W h t -ed hK rated. Purvis w as om strung ap by the sheriff at Colum bus. Mis-., but wax s.i ed by t he breaking of the Tn. 'pj,,. h-nf was p. riiad.-d to Kir Kne further a' tempt Jo eX.stite vllfellee of til- 'a.v until tie- e.-urts could : vi w the case. Th S iprem- cur! l.t -ek resenf.-ncel Purts to 1-hari-d h.cemUr Ihh. kUs douht 'he -.nif ur tj,.. fin-(in..r j io. ruor ,,,. jlk, .. ,. ,.,.,1 !' .;;. s ,M, ui.it ' - r. ,., . f to impru mniriit. James C M.i'tl.r.i v, d..r.-.l. f,.r. ne rl record. r of d.. d- at U ..i i, . 'n. I . C.. under Pr. -ident ( i,.v. . I and' fn' a!mini-;ra?iot). ha- U-.mi "d- ted iiid-t of ! !(e R. . , r,, ; eourt f : 1 1 r , nv, u el, . , .,r. n- u i-h ,t t h- jN.A. i - of a s, l-teme Co .r? Jud-e. m m- or,,T is oier V.'--o. Ji w i n..mM.atd v ,'. on tie r.-nbi p.-ino cra'.c tie,o. Ji im ., . (,r dieial oth x. r .. -Id bv ,4 ..,:," of 111 1 ace ;ii ! h l 1 o ;,f r . LU,,i r ,,. M....r,, w, , W.U.n r, .... ,ri; eeri jcir n-d . . ..... ' '!! 1 ' . ' 1 - n. 11 'it i -i-! r.i f . f . . 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