rpTTI7T?V - A JUT-TV I?."R
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jSALIjliUllY, FiUDAY, OJT. 4J9,
D .
Tie Wilmington V t in gpeakmtr oi tne
late ttieetinir of the Directors ot the Wdmim;
ton--hTKnte & Rutherford Kailroad7jsr-4
"The. position taken by Dr. Sloan, he new
Prcniib- of ) the Wilmington, Charlotte and
Rutherford R:Uroadt in regard to J . hesale of
boivisTwiil be sustained by every true friend of
thatfgreat- woVk lie hts -expressed adeter
mvtiJt.juu .not . to sell the bonds uutil he cn re
a'izvjj a sum approximating their value, even
though that cour.se shall result in a temporary
eu-jpension o4'ctive uperatiuus iu the work of
construction.
The above is all goqd enough as far as it gwf.
Bui. in view of the preset t down tendency of
the Bonds.-we would like to know when Dr
.Sloop will have Fan opportunity of selling the
bonds go as to realise a sum approximating their
vale. Not jo b1 day and time not ia this
'generation
The State Bonds are now ranging from $08
to (greenbacks) in the hundred. This is
their maximum ; tor doe3 not Dr. Sloan know
thatthew bonds will continue to go down-
loi- down, as the inevitable day of Ilepudia.
un jap proa en es T
Tpal the people will at n day net very distant
Repudiate all these miserable bond-s as so many
forged uotnSy 'iA as certain as there is a Great
Spirit who rules this universe
gpealsini
r..
Tiieir Animus. Passing a squad of the
Governor's newly enrolled militia, yesterday,
"weiieard one. 'ayv " all we've got to do is to
g oip dar and burn de houses and planta
tions of some o' dem. dam Ku Klux, and dat
".will bring em to da senses." A ladv heard
part of a conversation of. two of them, as they
.passed her. residence. Monday afternoon, in
"wlftcji the expression we'll give them hell
when we go to Orange;" occurred. .We have
teen told of many similar expressions that
liav"f been used by them, which go to "show
thdiii animus, and the course likely to be pur
sued; by them when sent off " to hunt Ku
JXlui as we heard one of them express it ;
. and vo know .what restraint their command
er il ' likejy to exercise over them,' by his
great success in that line, in Goldsboro', on
the return of the Jones county expedition.
Sentinel.
- Holden has his ageuts out recruiting and
'enrolling the invincible militia, the lowest
type 'of negroes and scalawags, to do his bid
ding in Orange, Chatham and other counties.
The above 'extract from, the Sentiuel 'shows
wtiati their idea of the. duties they aretoper
' (forml is'., , ' . ' . . . . '
So h .seems, that Holden is determined - to
He is gath-
Wonder if
brin on a conflict of the races.
: ering his hirelings for the onset.
he has properly counted the cost? This is a
fearful matter one that requires great deliberation-
the utmost caution. , i
one article per weeic, and: in" this wav we feel
confident that we shall be able to convince
them that our cause is just, and that they are
iu duty bound to join5 us on the issue of Re-
J.. i 1 pudiation. .i . ; i - . . ' 2 .... '
We do not think that merely because the
people have already met the-enormous de
mands of the tax gatherer for this year, they
will grow luke wnrta on the subject of the
great State- and burdensome" taxes, as one of
our correspondents ieeins to think. The peo
ple's taxes were enormously high this year,
but they wi!h be much greater next year.
They cannot be ignorant of the fact that, with
a debt of forty millions dollars hanging over
them, interest accruing, the government to
keep up. public ofiicers to .pay, and a thous
and other iucidental expenses to meet, taxes
mu?t increase annually, and not decrease.
To ay nothing of the interest on, this large
sum, the school fund to be raised, the annual
expenses of the State government the Feder
al taxes that are annually exacted from us,
the cost of collection, and the many oilier
duties imposed for the' privilege of living,
to pay the Debt from the present, estimated
property of the State, would requiie a 'little
over twenty percent, of the entire aggregate.
This is easily calculated. The estimated tax
able property of the State is two hundred
milliona of dollars ; the Debt is forty millions.
It will require then twenty per cent, of all
the property of the State to pay the State
Debt, exclusive of the cost of collection. Add
the cost of collection, the losses in frauds and
peculation, which would be a change on proper
ty as really as the debt itself, and. the amount
could not be less than thirty or thirty-five
per cent, of all the realized Wealth of the
State. -
Now is there any one so moon struck as to
be willing to sell out what little, he has gotten
by hard labor and give one third to the govern
ment just to avoid the charge or the imagined
crime of repudiation ?
Suppose A has a plat of land (all he has in
the world) worth, say $300, think you he would be
fool enough to sell that land and give $100 to
the State, just to avoid being called a Reputia
tionist ? We dou't think so. He w.m'd hoi 1
on to all the money, aod wait for the sheriff to
sell hiinout. But the Sheriff will do it erelong, if
the people resolve to pay the Debt, so it would
be just as well, perhaps better, for him and all
others to sell cut and pay up the monstrous
swindle, and save interest.- -
The fact is the Debt can not be paid without
making slaves of the people. The great ques
tion for them to decide, then, is, shall we repu
diate and live free men or shall we pay the debt,
and become slaves to the few money sharks
who hold the bonds. The people are told that
- " Tf
these money . sharks and-swindlers must be
made"!n two compartment 3." TftfoiffsTdeXrrar9"
ber surrounding the Cylinder cofcldf hivearhi
or coi'J wuer po-ired in to reflate tree
ingot the butter" jr,,ir ! arbi!'g the c
The lid av.is tcrewd o, an thelsf atinnnry.
Com-
' the cream.
IASitiNdToDct. -,.-Adncs rtteiW ! f te Fcdefala ini the' Southera 22,000 Jied.
at the Agricultural Department iodicatq I lull
ing off of the tobaccoxrop of enc third in Vir-
Staad
on wmeli tii wuuH, was tnriiea lu-iBALlii wo
easy and rapid. But wl ile over s.xty cows are
daily uVwk.-.J, ;nd a- marjy more are out grazing, ! bacco.
r- . - 7 v .i'
ik V..-J. .,.!' AAA loci lf l-jf ti TTntv
irinia and Marvland, one tenth in- Kentucky. . . t, . l - - ' .i, artflt. nrt
adlibe estimated ialm- n in Aha Vcst be l ... .. 4. . . . o
rtt , largely inx.eased by tha fearly ktlliuifrosta lt, ji,a,JaJt--W
tre which have badly damaged the uncarred to- .i x- .i
the South hejd ; 50,000 more prisoners than
The Northern
the'Toval n-uily ar.i TnorSTlhaaiSaahdpTThe Democrats of Clir.rnia IiaveeFevted'H'
we? take Ihe iLdical logic av to
III tho"rinfaaij " appear ?
r.- n o m n,tm npn fit hf "in.
or.doucrs more thai iis-iaii'fu,l vto ee the of -tbo l-l District Ju'ii'es.
rolls ot gi'Jt?ii hd-'r ;nji C4!ist -'ere fin sokl 1 Tl: papers publh.h a reported interview be
irom thu ui i 1 fanu uitmtiv Jrihert iweeu the -Prolieut autd Uttuntluttr-TkmyrfuA.
Q:ieen ! I kn j.r tlo; . tauter is sold, lor we Nebraska,, on the subject of . tlQ. 31kaWiippi
breakfased on it tins mo;nint and wo paid
tor it, n it a- a bi '.b V, but a regular in ir.it bar
gain at the dairy, .'
electiutis, from which it appears that the Frcsi-
dcnt'ufpirt8 Alcorn.: . I: "iJiiv'l
lobaccj is now payiug the bulk if internal
revenue. " ' 3 :
Ncts ocrtisemcnts.
1 L
DEA Til OF THE EA RL OF DERB Y.
- ' ' . - T , . , I
England Lis loct one pi her "briglxtest intel-1
itjuis. iiie oi xeryy js ae.ul. Ile was
born March 123, 1709. ;He entered Parlia
ment in 1S:21, ithr-a Mr. Stanley,') and took
rank in tho house of, the. ablu.t. deleters and
promni.-n. ii.av'"'.a o; the A Li' Dpi-o.-ition to
the Minist:
r .i. . v.... , r . l :.. t..
107 v r i ' ' iT. i c : r two witnesses, eliciting nothing ;ot nnpor-
io ne. took oince as Under becretarv ior ., ' ,. ., -r
n r, r ' ' i tauce. tue court auj.ournea until to-morrow..
trie Liolon.es in George Cunning s adiuinistra- ' J
Vion. This office he held rintil 1S23. He Washington, Oct. 24 Revenue to day
made himself prominent in Parliament during 8280,1)00. '
the three years of the Wellington, Govern- George Rutler, nephew of the Genera has
ment wmcli lollowed In lboU fjord i been appuinted Consul Ueneral to Jintish In-
MWjLMiXGTO.,Oct. 2G. The case of the or
tietrs of the Cuba was resumed before , the U,
S. Co uimUsio tiers today. Mr. Davis, for .the
defence, wanted to introduce some of the oih
ccrs as witnesses. Mr. Phelps, lor the Govern
tnent, objected.. ,x Tier some discussion the
ConiUiis.-iouer decided that the cCicers f were.
I competent vnmtscs Alter the csaminaiion
Grey completed his reform Cabinet, and Mr
Stanley was appointed Chief Secretary for
dia, with his headquarters' at Calcutta.
Commissioner Delano dt eidesi that vintners
Irehmd, which appointment conferred the telling their own products at the place of man
ufacture .are' not subject to the special liquor
tax. : r
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
in the United States and Canada, with nearly
every S'ate and Province represented Jately in
session in Baltimore, visited President G rant;
who said in reply toaspeech: s
" Gentlemen, I am very glad to meet you as
the representative class of one of the branches
of industry of our country, which does more to-'
wards its development than any other. With
out the aid of railroads the interior of so vast
a country as we have could bo of very : little
use. You have my best wishes, gentlemen', for
your success and prosperity. " '-
The Supreme Couit took no action in the
lerger case to day, the Attorney General and
Yergcr's Counsel not having agreed Upon the
manner of proceedure. ' n
unusual honor of a seat in the Cabinet. In
the great Parliamentary, struggle of lS32-'3,
which resulted iu the passage of the tlelorui
bill, the Church temporalities bill, and the
the bill to' establish national education in Ire
land, he took a brilliant part. Assaulted by
Daniel O'Connell and Richard Lalor hiel,
he retorted in speeches which are yet citeil
as splendid efforts of parliamentary elo
quence. ' .
In 1S33 he became Secretary of State for
the Colonies, and under his auspices the- abo
lition of slavery was elfected in the West In
dies. In 1831 his father succeeded to the
Earldom of Derby, and he became, by. courte
sy, Lord Stanley. In 1S44 he was summon
ed by writ to tho House of Peers' and assum
ed the leadership of the 'Conservative party
in that body. In 1 8-15 j Sir Robert Peel re
solved to adopt a free trade policy, and Lord
Stanley withdrew from the Cabinet and be
came the leader of the protectionist opposi
tion. He succeeded to the'Earldoia in 1S51.
lie twice declined the premiership., previous
and up to 1S51, but in 1S52 he was called by
the Queen to construct a Cabinet. (Lord Johrv
Russell having sustained a defeat on the mi
litia bill,) and obeyed. He did not ljold the
post very long, but reoccupied it on the re
signation of Lord Palmerston. He conduct
ed the British Government during -our late
civil war, and his leanings were decidedly to-
wards the Southern Contederacy. But for
the liberals he would no doubt have acceded
to the overtures of Louis Napoleon :to join
France in a recognition of the South. y His
last great act was his speech oa the . disestab
lishment of the Irish Church. , ,-r' ...... .
TflE
0SLY :
v.. u; MEDICINE THAT
CURES ALL PA18.S.
C3 .
TJ5
Bdd as Holden is, we will not allow ourself
to believe that he will take this fatal andirre-
paidj yea, they: must have the hard earnings
of your lab r, and their usuriou-rate of interest.
Tht 'PritratA r1fhf. nf fhft nponlp mnv cm nn-
inevauie step. ;ne puonc minu is too mucn -i j v i.i i-
v-i'. V. ' ; paid and thier children may suffer the pmchings
excitieo, to mane sucn a venture now. xie is
in a position to .properly estimate it;, and if
ihe; Really desires peace desires to prevent
bloodshed civil war in North Carolina, he
will .purely not insist upon farcing his pitch
And turpentine brigade upon the good people
of cold" and -hunger j but Stockjobbers and
money Rings, must not be deprive 1 ot a cent'
i
Ohio and Pennsylvania' Elections.
Wendell. Phillips does not seem to think much
of Orange or . Chatham at this unseasonable of the resent Radical victories in Ohio and
time.f . Should he persist in so doing, let him Pennsylvania; In this week's Anti-Slaver!
prep4re for the . consequences. .With every I Standard says, very pointedly :
isquau oi nis iiiyincune muit.a ne senas into MoonwhilR the strength of the or,nosition
Orawge or Chatham, let him send an equal vote shows that the adorn istratioi has nor'sat-
number of meclianics, prepared to make boxes isfied the country. ' Its friends have rallied and
i h t . . i cann rod anar nor i r-jr rT rrra o
.fiuitn2)le lor interment. His nne-sided nrf. - ov'" .
-
eople for the worst, if it must come to
.8an f oclamation has prepared the minds -of i
the j
.that.
Bd
all re1
t there- is time yet for consideration. It
sts with Holden.
The eood men of the
Slatoj will assist him in preserving the peace majorities, after almost incn-dible effort, we hai
-and enforcing the the laws, if he will but lay Just s:lved th two ZT-X States Pent-.sylvan
. i ' J i al: . . . i- I. i 1 . i ....
The elections
of 1870 will turn more directly on the issue
Whether the Republican arty has f ulfilled the
national expectation. In our opinion, unless
the administration files a better record during
the coming year than that of the past, there
will bea very even struggle aetween it and its
foe, perhaps-an iiinonjinous defeat. By sma 1
ave
ia
OUR NATIONAL DEBT REPORTED
OFEER OF; TUE R O THSCHILDS.
A report comes through a Washington tele
grom that the Rothschilds are about to offer ta
loan toour government to any amount it may
desire at four per cent, interest, and that, M.
Friguet, an agent of these great capitalists, will
arrive shortly to mike the proposition.. It is
further said that this proposed action on the
p;rt ot the itothschiMs has been prumpfed by
the discovery that certain Genua n capitalists
were contemplating a similar proposition. .Now
we do not know what truth there may be in
this report. It may not only be a bull operation
on the part of those holding largely U States
securities for the purpose of sending up the
prices in the markets ; and if. we cansider that
tne ltotnsciuias wou.u.not tie likely to make
known in advance any groat financial operation
of this sort, such would be a remarkable view
of the character and object of the telegram; -Slill
it is nt improbable that either, the Roths
childs or the capitalists alluded to, or bnth, may
contemplate such a grand financial movement.
' A lr. World.
New York, Oct. 1C The celebrated . cot ,
ton case4 Uuittd Suites v. Vernon K. Stevenson,
was decided in favor cf Stevenson, the judge
holding that the cotton in question never be
longed to the Confederate Government,, and
in.-tcad of bring shirptd to New York in viola
tion of ah act of Congns-s, was'thijptd fnm a
Confederate port to a foreign countiy in viola
tion of the blockade of Wilmington, but could
iot change" the title' or work a forfeiture to the
United States, unless seized as a prize of war.
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BuFFALO,,.Oct, 26 - A severe snowstorm is
prevailing,; two inches deep at Torronto. Two
feet have ft lien at points north and west.
Havavna, Oct. 28-A decree of the con
stituent Co'rres Establishing unrestricted liberty
pf religion in Cuba and Porfo Rico was "proruuh
gotea ana nas onc into cnect. as a jaw ui tne
land! ' ' ' I
Three principal parties in the Cortesc have I
each -'appoinfed seven deputies to hold' a con
ference and try to come to some 'agreement id
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reeara 10 tne t-eiecuon oi lvins:. ,
Serrano threatens to resign ii dnse of a rup
ture between the Unionists and Progressionists.
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J Jiu. :-.' i jp ana unio : any s ague unx.ow-.ru acciuont, even,
11 ' ll 1 1 1 . 1 t
uisanq ms Darn burners,-thieves, and assas-
would have lost them. It is a poor dependence
lor a great party. W e have drifted thus far
sin? nov prganizing to brow-beat and torment I on the strength of our soldier-President's re-
(the white men of Orange and Chatham. Will
lie aci wisely and stay the shedding of 'blood ?
We shaR:see,
nutation.
future.
lie and his Cabinet must earn the
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ANSWERS.
From the Rural American,
A ROYAL FARM THE DAIRY OF
- QUEEN VICTORIA.
Situated about a mile from Windsor, it is
probably the most peifect, as it is the most ex
pensive thins cf the kind in the world. Its
Gr?at Storms in the 'Last Cektury.
The gi eat storms of the past times far exceed
any or those of the .present century." The,
storm jwhieh occurred in England November
1:0 and 1!7. 1703. was called the " trreat
GENERAL MAG RUDER AND THE
' ; LATE WAR. '
At the annual dinner of a military compa-.
nv in Boston last weelc, General J. B. ilagru-
der being present by invitation, made an in- '
teresting address, in the course of which he'
said : . . ;
f - 1 ...
' " I am now going to give an account, which
can be made public if it mar be considered
desirable, and which is the first time I have
ever alluded td itbfthe circumstances under
which 'I k'ft the fhig. ; "During the drk day
in Washington ''Mr. Lincoln sent for me, I
then being cither WrA or second in command
in the 'defenses of Washington. Mr.;Linodji
said to me, 'The government of your State
(Virginia) refuses to scud her quota of the
75,000 men called for." Imagining that he
would like tdknow in case the State went out
(.what. I would do, I paid to him, ' Of.one thing
j rest assured,! Mr. Lincoln, so long as I am "in
(command you and your' family may rest ittr
j perfect safety m the White House, and if I
... .
" ,4- ... f il. - 1. A IT J a
. , vo U4 musinwuHJ iuii , nd.mv rcwiguatiou, you shall be apprised of
ever raged there The devastation on landjitat jfhe .ie that it lJ Q t,
was immense, and on the coast und. in the AJjutantGeiieral, arid I promise to remain
harbor the loss ot shippmg and in lives still jin the city twelve hours -terward,' adding,
greater The s loss in London one was esti rlaughinp.-t I wish to be well olfvith the old
mated at b2,000,000. Light thousand per-; invti rt i : !1TI1 nn i.i, tia Ar
CAPITAL, 350,000!
J. F. BOZKMAN, lWt.
D. F. WILLCOX, Scc'y;
Continues to furnish perfect tcevrity ajunl
loss or dartvtie ly fire on all kinds of insurable
property at a 'equate rates
AgCUlS.C'in be found at every prominent point
in the Southern S.ates, to whom applications
for insurance may be made.
Apply to .
WN k BERNHARDT, Ag'ts.
Salisbury, N. O .
sons were thought to be drowned in the od? , Lincoin laughingWid, I will help you to
In answev i-o ik-e nniuerous enquiries made
of us as to whet'hex w-e have "forsaken" the
policy' ' of Repudiation ; whether we have
"sold put to the .Ring" 'and " concluded to dairy department is thus described : Ween-
cease to advocate it,'" &a. &c. we will sav tered a beautiiul cottage and were shown by
. . 1 .t i. . I rnn i T t h A I luAPn c favrritf sprxrfl n t c intn ft T-nnm
fu ! j re c i . -about thirty ieet square, the root supported by
wr-ttAr Auiuiuw uumi ixuaauie xvipg ; , mac it six octagonal columns ot white marble, with
woUldf take a pretty .stung sum to buy us; richlycarved capitals. The floors were ol
that We-do not feel " alarmed for the success white pot celain tiles, the windows stained glass,
. i" .- c 1 bordered with may blossomp, daises, butter-
ui.wmjtauoc, biiab uuuu(.iy uas inter ierrea , . ..- mi i- i
Tit. -i - " -i f 11 . I K""' w -
uiuu op purpose, ana anadiy, tfiat we ex- with tiles of norcelain of a delicate blue tint.
pect to write, talk, and vote for Repudiation with rich medallions inserted of the- Queen,
until j shall have become aa accomplished Pnnce Consort, and each of the children.
Shields monograms or the royal family, and
has reliefs of agricultural designs representing
fact,'
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. Vei-y tmiei: we have not said much on the
fiubjectj of repudiation for some two or three
weejes, tyet this should not bo CDostrued as a
pur'posl on our part to back down from the
stand we have taken. .
With those who seem, to think we should
have f'ian article in every issue on the sub
ject of .Repudiation," we beg leave to differ,
because? we do "not think it necessary! and for
this reason : So far as we are able to ascertain
the seasons, com Dieted the ornamentation of
this equisite model dairy. All around the walls
rau a marble table, and through the centre two
long ones, supported by marble posts resting on
basins, through which runs a perpetual stream
of spring water. By this means the table, slabs
are always cold, and the temperature of the
dairy is chill, while the I-while and gilt china
milk and butter dishes testingi on the tables are
never placed in water. We drauk the delicious
milk' just I brought in bright metal buckets,
un j-miiaii incis iinu on 1 ne tuasis. xwcive
men of war, with more than, 1;S00 men on
board were lost within sight of land. In the
county of Kent 17,000 trees were torn up.
Multitudes of cattle were destroyed ; in one.
level which was flooded 15,000 sheep . were
drowned. It was during this terrific gale
that the Eddystone lighthouse was carried
away and its ingenious inventor and his as
sociates perished.
i Tiiur.-ii aI ill t f t
ue weii on wim me om love. 1 aid remain
thirteen hours after my resignationand tten
mad.e. my . way to ' Long Bridge. When 'I
reached the draw if was three minutes, past
9 o'clock at night, and the draw-bridge ha4
been raised three minutes. The Lieutenant
in command j of the company stationed there
was Lieutenant Baird, now a Major General
of the U. S. Army," and his command being
in my regiment, all the men knew me: 'I said
to Lieutenant Baird,
I have this favor to
.1 - -iLli. 1 'I. ... -II I.i . ' ll . 1
Wnr v,D,Tfo'o t .r. tt tu uiac vou win let me pas.s tne araw.
farmer first fails to instill into the mind of the I The Lieutenant s reply, was in substance, I
child that he is working for kindness in other! nio mQ e re1u?st nd
words tp please his father. There are few . v4 V , r - "
r know ! ' "P. - .. K 5 uZ-
children who will not love to work if they
it T" l. 1 'i. ..I-
i uenerai lagruaer saia tne struggle in nis
BIXGIIAM &CO.'S
NEW STOCK
JUST RECEIVED
55 Bacrs Coff c
25 1i1s ugar
2 hluh SiiLcar .
20 Mils "Mol sses
GOO Sacks of Salt
22 sacks Marshall's .
, . fine SaTt."
-4 ' . 75 Boxes CanJhs.
20 Boxes Soap. . u
;p : - 20 loxes Gaudy. - .
;il5 Bxes Soda. . . ' , : . T
5 Boxes Starch. .
40 Gro. Gail & Ax's Snperior
Scotch SnutT.
also,
cprr,nt TTo f jiij fnin.r,, h i,;, .i. e mind was between a sense of his ' duty, to the
;,rtf nA su .1,; :n itlug ol his country, on the one hand, and all
iiuiiiuiv.uiv.iii, uuu ou.u uiiii-i H7 illlUita i ,1 3 11- . . , . ' , - j
hm nA fix- ,tiMt;nnn a .those ideas and feelings which were bred ml
, r- ' V i him as a Virginian on the other " I nlaceJ ' limaraon; 1 easi anuiO 'ana. DlaQ :
stqucntly he fads to awaken his interest in be- , l P 1 ou Lkt' e ; ' . -i'j i i Pi i r .
half of the farm. He forgets to tca.'h him the ! 01 tutnes ? thKC ba-rk' and after along der, bye and:A OH1 VVlnsky, CotUm
Pepper, Spice, Ginger Cloves
t umaraon; leasj andigo 'and.
t. . . ;
Madrr
immense advantages and benefits of the farm.' , . n'Qu" lUL.? L0'-1' save m no.nor-.! 41'
as compared with other calling, and; lasfH, fails lhe? ,Paa a butG oS respf t to othem pfhis
to show him pnnnrrh nf thP worM inat mxr Companions in atms who had embraced the
understand these things for himself. - ' '
viuae iwv2.iiuut oeiievin in its nent ana
juti-t-, aiiuuiujuie' ucLi sucn men were actu
ated by W uri worthy principles. In cohctu-
lined with porcelein, the Queen's monogram
and crrst cMif teriinr nn tho' hfass rlatos on the
everybody is for -Repudiation any way, and CoveraV': In the "room where the butter was
mlr ?f. npcwi rxr frv nc f rv Ia tn I mai'' tnillr" iLimniArl o rwl otr'.inod ta -I'nacfrl
tinhallytalk'ingabout what nil hareWeady ,iur eVe8 on the rows of rueta porcelain-lined
7,'Vi(t'i fri.'iJ'i' ''v..''-"-y- vvi. cans of every sizK made td'lock, and eent to
ftC?pa.IPn our- jnqiusitive .fnend will. , c ? A ( .$ tl .
ftIC 7 i ... i T .if f thA'tVkvMl ffimilv fvpn As fr as' Scotland : so
procure'-a, number.of, subscribers who are f.thev always have good miik and butter. The
opposed to repudiation, we will promise at least churn was of metal, also, lined with porcelain,
London Fun has a "tcHinjr cart03n opropoirYuXS- fe55u-i683 a"? .aDX11et7
r,f !r. ,tj. rr, . L ! to o..a" in bis power to heal up the woUhds
co:o,fa. s..,ue of the poet, toW lik Itvman. I ?;'f une . he.
sun
der c'd' tic?, arid to "cherish afl. that waa'. le((
oV.the4frateniaT feeling w hich5 must form th'e
batfs'of 'rlie true. Union' for which he earnest-
Senator, resting on a massive pedestal. ,: Aunt
Harriet in drawled tkirt, frayed shawl, aqd
V....,l f.... -1.:u 1 ii:.. l . 1
iiuuu, uuiu ttuii.il escape ucr eiuu lUCky, ijii-jt . . ' :.
temptinir to reach the poet'p shoulder to get.j ? -i : ,
astride, u.utt!e;s and, iu ctHuuiDhM Jell
her dirl' shoe marks on r-d(&tal and fctatae,- A UgLT .RkgobDi TOTti TUE North Th
Police constable taIidin; by f,in.ut : .j -Now ' number ofiwar prisoners i the Narthern Prw-
then, old if you want to makQ;yQirclf cvi- ons ?urin. the loo -fjuuc jera; enfiict' with
spicuou ymi h;id better go e!sew.utr and not the South is: ofhcially Elated to be 222r000 ; of
Icivc xur dirty marks there." j Federal in Southern prisons 270,000 ; of the
isainsr
Wooden
, Hope amf Ties, Castings,
Ware, Grindstones. Ci6ck
ery and Glass Ware, Horse Shoes
and Nails, Hemlock Leatlier, French
Calf and Lining Skins, Shoe Lasts
and Per?. Sh c Thread, ttc, &c
We return oor.tranks to'a gener
ous jublic nor tlmV(eryv-Hberal pa-trnn.-ifriT
'KpfeloTore lies I. owed. ahiT
h"pe by f dr dealing and loA'.pnce
to merit a continuance of theame;
. 4 1 'BINGHAM 'is Co..
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lilljfcil UIAJU! 1111!;!
FRESH CAKULINA, at L cerj I
OUU At CINGIIAM & CO.'d-