mm
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fc. II Utf KM,
XDKI'I'INDl'IN'T IT ALL r 1 M I I "N (
Torma $2.00 1
NKW HKIiN K, CIIAVKN (OI XTY. N. ('., SEPTKM BEli :5. Ism;.
NO 36.
VOL. IX.
1 ,500Bundles of Delta
IHook Cotton Ties.
a a a
o 2 u u
o to i
FOR
7,500
Bales of
Cotton.
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Cotton Gins, Cotton Presses,
KTC, ETC.. FOR Till'.
FALL OF 1880.
?I have on hand, for immediate delivery:
One 60 Saw Gnllett's
"Magnolia'
v -
Magnolia"
A
"Masrnnlia"
V
Matrnolia'
One 50 Saw Gnllett's
One 45 Saw Gullett'a
One 40 Saw Gullett'a
One 60 Saw Tratt Cotton
i With rev ''.v
One 50 Saw Pratt Cotton
, With p' M v;r. :
One 40 Saw Pratt Cotton
One 50 Saw Carver Gin
One 50 Saw Carver Gin
One "Dots" Tower Cotton Prnn,
One "Boil" No. 2 Power Cotton Pr ss,
These Gin n4 I'r -iv
tairamghOTit 'b; Soatb- I
the best.
I klo earr v .
Saw Mills, Gns: '. ' '
Wdeftt Tliresherx C-.r--: ir
Hooks, Loing. II.-! . - v
P'im Fittings, Vilv,.-, r -
Betid for eiroulr r. i : r
;:r.u.
v -i r
.1. t . 1 1 I T I N .
Agent for FAIRBANKS' S1ANDAK1' S"AbbS.
.1
Horner
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, oi ma. mon '.:.
inc. wim n tnlr '
Cbrf for ni.iv
tvaif uirf -ip'r1 ' '- ' '
Houjli lA.'Xt "'' "
Uiorouxtity .--.a . -
MAX SCHWEKIN
Has returned from Nt '.v
Nobby Gents' Furnishius: Goods.
Shawls and Blanket?.
Ladies' Walking Jai kfts.
Dress Goods.
Pants Cloths. Etc
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Cotton Giu.
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Cotton Gin.
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Cotton Giu,
Gin.
Gin.
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old stvlr ,
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new s t v 1 1
School
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CLOTHIIXSG,
Boots and Shoes,
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Etc.
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MAX cOHWERlN.
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in North l .1 1 ! i n i
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'I,- Mi-iI.imI Art .L-,
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: 1 1 i 1 ..; . 1 . i -
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i: .1 j..i::.-ri:iv
il' ill .ill ill Wl to
ul' tin' much-
imt i: "in' st'i in
!,.it on i' i i i
isit;o:i o! tin-
lliOT CM-'S Ml
M.-i
T:t.' Mr. I
A--"ii,M .
1 I ami 1
ineaiior I.T
S ' l'r, i , "
; : i : o i ; - ;
i. A"'
I North
uiak'
an one
t in ielii-ral
Carohnu ot
1 1 :i m lsile
to pr.u'tise
saro"i :n the v.ij.l
- tlrlt in i ' ! 1 1 ' .is h o 1 a
or 1 1 n-. 1 i iT ! M l l .lt e I roltl
Mril . il r.o.u.l, or a
,'in some it-put. ible
rue, :-.u.'il p; :..r to
Itli-i! . i'.I
i in-; u . : 'h
Now u i- clai in th.it the .ilmvo
', iw . in its exclusive favors t n
i i-rtrtin ( 1 is-, js highly iiitiU.t. not
o;il rolib:n the ounr;er nii-nibcrs
"t the prole.-.sioii of .ul van tac.s
uhtiii the have purrh.v.'-eil lor
theni-olves tlirouph (l.iys of ardn
ons to,!, (hi; at tho same time
pl.U'inr; them in the very falsest
ht LH'hue the hiitv. 1 lit' yimni
raeiheal men of North Ciirolina are
.is much in favor of stringent laws;.
u.uvo ... ....... .
!..., ,.f I I,. I'r.l. t i
an. I examinations, in ortier to Keepu-K U improve. Hopes tire enter
out mrompftentp. as the wisest ;)t,iue(l that slie will soon be up and I
and grave.-! ent husiast in the State: , ou I. I
but thev do oI.et to the lmphca Slc ,.,,t w,..,i,,.r , ,, .,;,..;.,
" I . i ' i .l , f ),.., , ,, 1 w, a.inr lor K, n
tarn made t he law t hilt their ed tl cotton. 1 have ,niest,one,l several
cation alone is defective: that the of the best ftud most reliable hands
alone require the elltntnatiup ill- ! alKmt the cotton crop and all dirree
tbienets of t he act, while those who : that the croii is short
1, .,1 it,., inrtiui.t ti irrniliiiihi' L
prior to i'.ue oiuu .u u.i -
ten.,- arms ol the law. sbielded ;
.ire Mdod iu the fus
iroiu every uutowaru eirrinrrtBin.-f ,
and permitted to practise mecucine
' , . ri ,-
and surcrerv without W t or lnu-
1 c .. . ... 1
, . , . i.vfc., ' 1 .' "
are t he psple, an
d wisdom will die
with vou
Ar
the facilities for
'Kr,"-' ;k
no d ir. i
uo.ition now than in u
an 'e Ix-llum days.
hen two pro
le.-sors coin. I exhaust, in ttic ai-
lotted tine, the limited curriculum.
ami our --r.tv baireu sages recneu
from then- Alma Maters the , er-
nit" to en birth anil hen 1 I trow,. , - , ,. ,
mi. to y, ii.rit an n hi in public meetings are each
not. Is M a l.iet that the mental ; jnx,ors to a r
endowments of those voong men nd l.er . m , M aI,X,," " l'r
who have graduated sine 1.S0 are tmSV V,S "i ' ,''
.Tf , I r - i . t h In of Thos.. who ' ,nC I'e'U'riil- t'lU'- 11,1,1 ,,0unt'
nl, Ur KT,(lt. , oftltOM wlto affairs, some of whom make the
Cradiiated prior to that timet No ecectous blunders tma-.n-
one can so atlirm. J lien why this ,
distinction without a difference?, , ' '
ind hetil T 1 trow . .
Why are we Graduates of the best ' " """ "' 1 " , --"'"" an,l when my dving day comes, as soon erai nours alter me mwci. ineauuo
s -b.l's , il'.nntrv , the vftftT i tKn:U nultt,'rs ;ltul " 1"'n ,lu'-V h:u''' it tm.d, and'mv eves are turned to be- sphere grew v.-ry Co, I just before the
sv hrsds in the .vilDtrj n tn. VT i . , , , ..... t, -i,,,.,,,.,! v...,-...,. r... i.-, t.h.H-k. V-r- la .!et::r- ur.,ov,red
1 S.SO, forcci
in the han.
1 to leave our practice :
sot lealous and watCU-
-, . .t rIMU.IlilSilU' it I I. .11.1.1 nil.
tuirtval-, to incur the expense ol . i, ,..
travel, the mortification of an ex
animation, and piobably the cha
gill, oi iirie.ii , wuin- ,.ui ini'i, ioi-
tiinare conirere, a t;raiiuitve oi
1 sT'.i, en ion s all the lmmiuiUies of
tin law .mil all tbe privileges of
the pro I e.-.-ion
tthoii debarment
from an nit
act .".titer
Wliv n.it ins an
t ' i t t - i..
o tnnuiiT an. or ci.-e
make the law refer onlv to the in-
..,,,,.,.., l.i. r of tb.. ..r,,t.'s-toi, '
The answer to the nnerv is euvsy.
Tl... ,si,,,M of the liw worktxl
1 he instigators ol Un ia wi Ktm
witwdv tn their own interest. iue
a, -cnratelv measured their ground
and k'MTT how far to -.. Thev
u c'.l knew that the va.luate.s of
th.- ol-t tiVe Near- wele, .1-- a lll.o,
w.'.iiou' money . position, or m-
, : . . t . . . 1 It . 1 I 1 1 V I U :l I '. ! 1 T I It t' 1 V
tn-ere-t and 'pr'.v.leje would meet
b- -1 !, opposition. Th.-v knew,
. .1,,. , t,;-i .,, mi
Li. Li- ,,ea , th,.
s-' .-. would in" onA Miclude th.-ni
uilar
-, , . -. Pa
a- I.. - , ;" t .
: -1 t ' . r - no:
a it e i -tiro.
- tl -' . a t -
p.--. .Ml,!,
the::; , : i
n "It t . .,' :t
Would
IM!
I I
U-eot.i.' a 1 iw . t he leer-
darm ' t" ote for such
l i,... i b ... .. c. .... ,1 1 ,! -.,, I
1 - in
),,. SI1I ,. t,i
: 1 1 .
. all!
-a:
,n . , ...
r tint'iuo
'..uiiei.t tn t Ik proles.-ioii-.
' 1 i , a ' e o 1 w i 10 in : s . pi a I U'
t he .-
nate
w 1
a "a
lit
a e are r.-.o ! . under any
tr "limst unco.-, to measure
'MtT iii.-in hers in all that
: ' he teclMMLine of our
prob -ton. NN r ob.o-ct to
.4: is equal and fair lor all
. a ; i.c
'. ! t .1 Mi -
. 1 n no ti
11 . law t
II eti
W obp-ct to no ex. uir.ua-iioVM-ver
strmgeiit. wlncii
. w ,' t 1 pi act :.-,' Ml the
. - 1 o j : t . r 1 ,1 1111 p j 1 1 1 ally to
,,- we do obiecf. and shall
,.: ,,, ; . ,, ,b-t motion- being
it,-' u- lor no tali r than
t i'ol It ;' ' : .: I"e isolts.
in. -m l
1 -
: u g'
..'.,: V. :. .
, " g b r " u ...
e 1 ,1 le tl ce, 1 n
bo.'ome better
ktlbdl medical
laid ol
at 1:1 i
1 no 1 ,
. -. 'i - '
11 -
-1
. ' b ab. -.
, tint r '.
, . 1 1 g : : , e u .
. . t , .1 ; i
a ii.c.-tl
- r . a ". a
, of the
d mat:
i . ' : 1 1 ' ; vi' ; 1 1 ,ir' ;"r i
.' "!; : w : ' h tin' 1 : .r ; : u
i'.i-r ul tin' r.'ii ,i. .i
, i
.i i
" ' l tlii- 1 1 : ; ' 1 1 . d ; ; I : : ; li;.- .n
to tin- triiiMi'ct i trt'iiii'y. 'r.ii'ly
.isMin' t in' p.iiu-n- ; n.u lis- mti'
cri' normal. s:nrr lie coulil lic.ir
rii.thnif: with li : - i n.-t rumi'iit m' prr
')!! to ; : n ; 1 1 . 1 1 ! i 1 1 1 1 . r : : 1 1 1 ' r i ' .
Ail"! i.i-r !iot.-.l i'l, i:i ot t h .-S'.it.--
:.!' i't"!,i-:..ii-:v mi; i union. i!
in li.ivin' tlic "tii'ii-. o In'.', p.i-si'il
a ,i - i! : " : . it i -! .' ' -'
"t !'"in - ::: t In' o: ,i;::.il v. ml: or
Mi ' 1 . i I Lit, v ! n-11 I i i II f.-t r' 1 toil"
o. .i - .in i' ii ; : 'a . : n i ss . ;i . l . 1 1 1 1 "' : -1
1 . ; i r 1 1 1 r ' r ; . i i , !. : In- c "':::-' ! t Ik
s' . "t . i i L : .M" ,rnl
i I i i . r i ; ' . i it i ! ! : r : . i : : -a ! k. w ;i..r
ti:. i m . : " v t ; M . . 1 1 i . " w . i - -ii im i '. ; ; i U
:i ' j'.i-- lit- lii ;:"' -::"i :,' to
Imi i, ootfil ; .irsa-v. ,itnv. .
iti-i'. an. I oft.-n ) i . i r : n . ! ':.:
HIlMl-t . i : 1 1 1 IH.i i;:,.ii Irt.-I.it ;.ui.
T!t i : .:ii.' .: !.,.:,' o'm,' .i:..J
m . ' ; ' i 1 1 ; i i 1 1 w i i :iot . 1 1 : n i ; 1 '
" ; i.i'.i :,ii' or ili : I'tit 1 1 1 ; -that
our f.uil's ainl Mirtl'r'.i". i -m;iv
ctw' wit!i our Mnitli. .mil tii it
we !o not oftha! number who r
tinue to bo
ignorant, selti-h. at
v i n , 1 ic' : ve. mi -pit"
anil the mol 1 1 1' i n ,
t x ; -r : c t :
MitlurniT.s
1 1 me. A - mint men r a
favors. Treat us as ; lio ii -treateil.
ainl for what nana:
ill take i- in- oi I'tn -i !v.-s.
the law iinivi'rs.illi tn.-iu-ivr
c it;; mi i o; n h an - '.s : : t - p
"i: rn ' it' :
Jones County Items.
ata
i - w I
a-.
Mr. K. 1.. May has bei-n ipnte
Hick with malarial lever but :- now
improvatL'.
Mr. .loh". P. May. "I K:n--o!t.
ir
visit l UjC hi- .-..us 1 , . 1.. au.l I
Mav at Trenton.
KJward Stanly sas la- captuted
It flUe buck that w etfClieil 11"
pooqils l.i-t week,
Mi, lioinulus X intaker contin-
.n,,m.
npproachin - :. won't the offiee seek-
thelrUMKll
-i.. .....v.v..l ....v...
atminnt nt fur TirrniiPj sum., nf
. ,. ,,r ,,....,
WI IC H il It' il lUillLIIH Ul .niuiii-
.... . -..,
nli.lt in n. i a tin. thrTT Tn ITl'vIT.romt.
i -
In ,,,. ,(,, "tt ., in
a certain
pitv on a rvrt tin nii'hf. What a
crowd
met
Mill
Showman
ivocketod proceeds, crawled noon
st;iiro a,i ,,,1,1 them that it
itni.wMde t,-, i,,.mi.lish tlie
flV1. for i,,. i. .,t .,vi,,, m
Ctv
t t le
oU over ami conl.l not find a
1.,rfc Onouj:h to crawl into.
, ,. u
..,.,. . . ,
ftmj ,i(ljflC(1 th(.!r i1(..in,rs about as
,. ,.; ., i. . ...
icr.i ik'u 10 e.s ii.i.ii i ,o.,,..io,
how canon won' mad
W h."
said he, "the simplest
t iii ii"; mi thr
le and pour
,
just take a lo
melted iron atoutpl it.'
Or.r fit. -nd ,u. d co
Wo
r. ', i ;
imusi.ui
teini.-er intl-t p ir.loti u-
1 .,
to touch l.itii a little, as
iralwaivs brill 'saboi
a rich tr.-at
" " -
ul 'l,'ukll,,i- ion,.... o..- . ... - n....
111"' "hich 11.) otic . .Ill . I , . o a! ; y
bettor than m.xsc.t even it th.-y aie
t HIV own expense. i'llrlld Item-
. .. ' ...i.,,.,,
......... .. . -
I'areut.s had raised them tl.c.N
inou - n; int.iew ,a inc. .... ,
who ru-v.-r k he w or l.ca: d , -1 . ui -e ,
WOr.I- IM.'.l IM'.H.i :oau. wi.o ,.
th. n woul l make t ln-nt-t '. t--. .-I' er
tr t" :., iko thi-iipi-ivi--. i-
ocms by umh; wot, Is. Now
would t i:ey not use tneiii m. ;i
ward and clum-iK" that their hud
companions would even i
.: them
Now, friend, it a b i
I lot
It
: w ''rk 1
th wa;. -.
1 ion'; ot;
W . . '. 1 .1 kc
telit ) .-.-; -:.-c;i--;nr:
-. .-noli . 1 .
oi w hat :.-
suppo.-e in..,
the satue v ;e w ol u.- t w
t r-.-ed . sin 1 ;
Iii.irM.eI
Ul a C t t.eotoga .11 m.
m a t ;
1 n ,i . en, 11 1 1 ,1 ,
11 , . . ,
'l": tl., -re AppA .ug tt.e pat.t
Ml Certain iM.mS 1 Woiinl -tl-'J
frtelid. that w .- had 1-,-t t.-r '..
.1- htelal otlf w a - .,- ,; ! -,
these -.-ra . ;
aw h;lc bi-t'oi e i- d.
pit'
M NM
nail man
il w ho 1:
v, :
ta-
M
ind: vtdti
them ar
and tin- -uc' .-I
w ron ly at 1 . btr -. 1
sllOtlld h.lS e be, tl
to his ailabtoty air
hundred Utlech'te.
lated w htclt 1 'rove t 1
com moil idea, a t: 1 1
o been "1:1 i.b
but 1 , ri, ., - :.. ' t
,!- .:: lit'. :- ' A.
til,- 1 .;' .. , ": m
'.
lT"tig':. 'a :.
ries iiitg'tt'
,ir nr.lttary
iHirned c -ut ;
ilill.l,
1 1 V,
t mat
1 .ol
ii ti
h.s
Ml
1. ul
. ic.l I
h.fl
w It;!
That
,. 1 , 1 .
A
tit . : .
. a mi
s' rt ' :
, . 1.1.
-, .in ' '
t M !
M c:.-t:v.n:y4s A; j
' . -! "i ir: 1 1 1 '
f r i 'ir- -- in 1
ii: ::-tr. .li n :
M
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I.t.'
1,1-!
li:it.
i . '
r ;:
( 1 1 i 1 1 1 1
.IV. ' t. -
I
- I'
T i." X
r Scia :
1 D.str:
pti ;n!" r
1 i M b
, 1 v. a
v n Mr. V. A .
ry Khrl t" -
Mill Pa
- 1 1 , , : ; 1 1 -
i. .it ; n for th" otli.-.- of 1 ir in-r hi the
:. i ! :tr; : la I am salt-::-- 1 tbat :'.
M.
'' -.: 11." wail dt-rharK-e th" . i ti t i - "I
'' t b ' ati -e it: a niar.a.-r nt i r 1 y - i-f i -tl
t ry t" bt- fell iw-riti.er.- ..f the .!;-
tr. t. 11" i- a .o,l lawyer, t.itttltul to
.very duty unp,--"d ui-ai him a man
f ii:t "tnty Bit'l rliaraeter. and exein
I !ary habits, and 1 tru't that th" people
,.f hi- 1 1 1 t r i t in apprerianon of bi
u't. at worth will elevate lain t" the
h'vh p -iti.ai. lb
N v"r M:re a Car.did&t.
In i tn innaa. nlaait t levt n c. lork
Mi.t,l:iv ntgb.t. the Tburman (dub.
,'i!uit li"J i-iri'iic. he a, ! d by a band of
mu-ic. marched to the (iihson House
i J...-...1 o r.,t, . I t., tl ... ,1,-
tin(jU)I,h,.,i ex Senator in whose honor
the club was named. Judge Tburman.
in res(Manding paid:
" Mj i oun,; t 'rim Sdien I was a
bov at school, many years ago. one of
lh;. u,xt u,ks x BlujieJ was a 1-atin
one, '(. 'i.-ero on Old Ago, ' and I reniem-
b"r wwll when I read that beautiful
treatise m w l-.ich the auth. r sets forth
beautiful nnd impressive
muIlI.,.r th:it consummation ,n old age
which would in Home degree be a cm-
pen .ation for the trials of youth, I won-
dered if that lot would ever be mine. (
Now. when I liM-k down upon your
iieatisHnu see vour liiiulil laits uljli
know who y
f,el,ometh
mi are and what you are. I '
Dg uf regret that the old .
autnor never na.ia e K eronian cueio
honor and c.msol
him in his old age.
1 tliuiilr vou. tirm.
a you hau mint-
- , , , , ' .11.
i r 1 1 . mi ii .if iiu 1 ' .111 inii 111,111
in taking his name for your club. and.
second, for the kmdnei-.- vou have mani-
Ilsted toward ine tiy iilir attendance
tonight nnd your Peautitul ser, na.l -.
My friends. 1,0 oi.e cat: sav i-uare
I .. ..-,,, .. ,t n
..,,, 't ,i. .,.'',.',, a., i,. r;,a
and f.ist ,b-appe;iring forever. I -ball
never hold another oflice n,.r -hal 1 I ever
i - , .w.nimur , . ... - .
Z?...v. " U !'.. r. ' v 1, .
,' , - , .
c - m. -without hope or fear ,ii that re-
sict. tnereiv to honor an e'.df.-How
who (rem b,'.vh,K,d has been a Den..-
oral, and who" until his dy.ng day wall
h-" -e.no. rat. an 1 win .s pleaded not
, be forg-tt.-n w h.le h- st.ll lives. It
is my pr.de an 1 boast that 1 l.aye al- .
w;l. been a strong and stead fast ad-
herentofthe principles of democracy,
, i. , f...., ... ,i,ntr
tin. - , .t will be the eye- of a Democrat
tl - - .. will l.u.L- ,,n,,n that ,,rh. And
.
hen 1 am under the sod . ana s. me one -
stumbles oyer my grave, there will he
tind th" , pitaph "lb re I. s a man who
... ..raVl, ,hf.r,. will l,t
w a-J an
lanpb
A Cor.
X i
e-t bciiia-Tat h;- v. 1. ,,e life
im " with Seer, ta: y
ran.;.
Mun-
s.at ' . . . n lbnrv
spe.ua
- l're-id, nt blo,-Li.,bi::a
W'A
v. d here t y s: . ctal car at
tbr.
eich:
ai. ! ,
..r
ck tins un rittia.'
About,
i, ck this morning the r'r. -.dent
I.an.ont drove t" the i i!ia' ul
the Albany Argus, about three blocks
aw ay . to meet secretary Manning who
had diiMtt llt.-n- to!, rt time before,
The 1 're-iaei:t and the Secretary ware
in pr i ate coil s u hat on in Mr. Mann 1 u g s
, tb.e f r ah,, if tot la ur. who,- i'i.I. l.ti-
in,, a; nt- t .thw fra uds 111 the rear
, th a. A row d , f in;, rested by stand-
itp-d :!: l'rotlmt's aj ; e.,rtr,g.
W 1.. 11 tn.- r, ii-ultalioii was ended tb.e
I 're.-1. lent . s. -cretary Manning and t'i 1.
I mioitt d.rove back t,. the spt cial car.
wba re a f. u friends were awaittng
theni. I'ta- tram left at fit o'clock.
'1 ii.- I'M--: b u: a. 1 su,a,.i.irv M.utr.ir.g
al-I.e ,.e a w a r- of the d.-ci - . ,n thai was
r.-a-la i :.: the u.e.Mr.g. and , f c- urse
o,..e 1, ,v.. . - ... - .V no. -i ib,. -1.!,-
, . e t s. ,a, i ,rc M 1011111' will r. turn 1,1
.-i.ir.gloii in ab, ut ;i fortnight. I tit
w :., :i., no, ma. a , r to , lose up atVatrs
m his d- i-arttuet.t .- n -t known. 11"
w ,is r. r'.ait.ly 111 go" 1 -farits tiits m. ru-
n:g, . 1 1 -. , 1 . barring th" limp in his gait,
:i,(..ii,-:,a, 1:1 ins normal state of health.
1; , 1. 1 :'.. l.ew 1 i.. re. Inwever. that
h - . 0 e m i.t, in : 1 . , , 1 , p.i r 1 1 1 1 1 . t far
1.
1 .
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M. 1 : . a . t . t ! . M -1 n 1 a. 1 1 .11 1 ! 1 to Sll s
t.uit ! w 111.1 .1; 1 1 r 1 - k . f a r rest and
1 1 , ; 1 i-oit 111 t, t A Mormon ohirial,
i.o b e- -ell-e el,. .ugh I" see I...W things
p g - t g. -tat .l a- much vest"., lav.
: -1,1.; ih :, p.-udt d , a: .b l.ti Tay b-r
b A 1 : g 1..1- C T,; , a .-,1 one w..d
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t :
ai id j ! gs.ii. y . u ! i be
i he church Can t tight t he
,pie ( ill t ellllgr.lt". and tr.e
I II. -lh. ni U )h ,11 t belli I- so
a- avenues of commuioca
opening up 1... t it. . , n t ! ,,-
I op; - 1, I I 1 , 1. 1 1 1. . . t 1 .at Me-
.e. .1 I to g 1 ,-.' tla
p. , 1 ; 1 . .0' 1 - 1 , n gr.--- it . , 1; : -
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:i. :.' i. i :.'.-t'.;f.-ar.ilv 1
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:. 1 i.. Then- have
n : a i : l in- -t i in or t-o (ivvt-ral
i:': ,n,' i it". 1 r t - m tins ilirti iion. both
I .. ;. i-i.ir.ii anil MiM--iiipi. Self-con-1
1 1 1 it: 1 1 :ii: i rum nnttee? have
i:.-l 'a !..: !:.,i, '...'.a iu'gr,i wiwh
i ," . : r- - - - : . , 1 1 , ::'. ami If a-i a
,r ! : . ..i. i v :.. :i.i- failed haw
: ". : ..: ... ; m i -h . JvvtT"ly
. I ; i :: ' rtu n ho
r. 1 :. M ; -is-i ;-,pi
: .'.,: -. . : . .nvicti'iis.
i.t :. : : . ..,. :. t ih" law
: . 1 1 a ; r j; ml, v m.ir i la; , bt-t w t a-ii the
i-i. ar. I it; i. u;-.ana .ru- man vva
- i r i !
in :n t!
ttii-'i'.:
It." Id'
i 1." ; :
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at. i j r.
la.- i r,
nal; I:.
a; ::. a - r i a ; rn ii-e ari-m
m .v.-ii.. r.t. 1 'at tho A anti
r a is v. r- spa-mo. Ii".
f at. :i l )..ur. nun.
:.: vi a. i.t ;- iM'ie etriious
j- :.. a:. .- a t!.: r-ah
.: , .p.". M. ,r.. Ilk- that i f
.:. :! :ic up ir.-X'-'go-
i !,' lit-; ii,- m.im w,- It la m It, i.-si er
1 ,m .-! , ; u ,1 a i . whete ti.-- :-ubji el v, as
ia rally , ; a -- d . tiiil adjourned
over : tt.o :; -a:!, ta lit.d the drift of
pubha ;::.: it. It 'a- found that
patdi -en'.tai.-nt unftti; the whites waa
wt !; r.ij;h ur. Main au.- - n the subject.
Ida- i t,-t i.t uaaeonr i.-ii at Cottage
lir e.,,, in :ta- tij.;-. : p.rM -nof ivji-sier
p.rtd,. v. ,i- :ia r,--;:lt. There was no
-e ri , rru-N-Prv ab-'-at it. It was an
p. n n:..-.- t,ai''.u.r-. it: which all the
I of toe la-tftbt' aria :od farmers.
, I e ia: m, r. . a: , 1 - ah- r- aSembled . d lie
lie. . j ,-i with prayer and
pr. .-. 1, a over ! a clergyman. The
r. -, Ititu n- w a : e , f the strongest char
a't. r. Ti. a-e a,i,i:v , f iuiscegenati-en
were thri .c,t i.e i witii -,'ctal boycott,
and wanted that thw wa re insulting
tlte rt.-'e 1 eelir.f.'s and tn-r;il principles
of the community, but the gist of the
met tir. was the appointment of a vigil
ance committee of nineteen to serve
nottce- (an thtse w hite men living with
negro worn, n the viilacts were not
m-tructed as to what thev should do if
th i- warn n: g is unheeded and the ap-
potntnitnt'-i aiu-tla r committee la as-
s ist in t la -organ i.tation c t anti-niiscege-
nati. n sci, it.-; in other parishes in the
Strjife
This plan of operations is warmly
supported by the pMe?s. The JSxxi,-r
iiiin in r de clart-s that race purity must
be preserved ;tt all hazards, the line
mu?t le sharply and distinctly drawn.
and those who cross it must pay the
penalty. The Kbclit.r Reporter, of
Natchitoches, edited by the father of
the pre.-ent Attorney-General of the
State, approves the l b a.
A, 1 1. ,s sen t . nietu prevads in most of
the neighboring p;irt.-hes, it is thought
that the present organization, by giving
a start to the ami miscegenation senti-
ment. which in this part of the State is
uo tioi.-ei LLi.i.i me aiui-u, uw otuu
ment. it will spread through north
I .mn-iar.a il not into the neighboring
-at.-
of Mississirpi. Texas, and Ar-
kansas. There is no law in Louisiana
ak.Linst the i u t e r m ar ri a re (ir cohabi ta-
.. e .1.. . t. ... . . : u;l.
no 11 0.1,10-. .i,. ..uiiu,,,., "i....
w as -ti ongly u rged by many persons,
bring voted .b.wn in the late constitu
it 'titu o-i:m,i: it. 1 :a u. .M-egenauou n
groa n.- rart r . ver ray. in ueierence
to the -; r : ; abbe s -sttsi-m on this
M : E.uth r-a'KO Shisks.
: m : . S (',. S, pt. List nigh:
was -i'.""t-l ightnicj in tb.e e:i.-t.
-
th' r
a r.-qtua ir.i-Tvai- uuring me nt -nt
1 , , r
subterranean ihuttJ.r wa, heard f..r
several hour, and at . - a. rn. a 1 ng.
rumbling s.tttt b apparently proceed. ng
from a direct .--n al.Mie wa ,t ci south,
w as f ,,!!, . wed i y a ,e v, re ,ho,k, U,: tng
about a minute. H,,s were ehaker.
and most of the peop.e awakened The
subterranean thunder continu-d sev-
t frequent ir.t-Tval- during the ntht
near an ,-p. n v,
sary to c. -e t
r.v ; ound it neces-wic-low
an i use
L.nrl.n, .
DianKC..-. ,
LUARLUST iN. S. i .. Sept. t-1 I In re
were thr.-e shocks ..f earthquake here
last night au i early this morning, a
-lio.k at r)."."i.i.ni. 1-etng quite ?harp and
cau-:i: b. 'fi rattle uncomfortably .
There was ne general alarm, but a good
manv persons ran out of their houses
ime the u.'t'ts iir.J it-r.Minoii then1. At
Summ-rvi!
tie, -re wa re three shockr
au 1 b this morning,
a ra'.h- r vi. lent shook at
I -t w
thr-r,'
'ar
touatt -n.
: t -
to
ft ; r:
!g
and t:
if a b.eavv gun . was
UIMItg . f th" -eve re
..-re w i re detonate -ns
a iw . . f the shock.
I: l- r. ported
oi of medical cob
ai.ette i . w as thrown
iriti:;;'; shock, and
ru.g w as also thrown
::..::. w .- .:: "are : i v
b.ea.a
. .o. 1
or tvp
at Sum : : . -r v 1 . .
that ar! . f tt a w
le". alta.. :v wa
d -a :: l y t:. !.
nit; :; 1 - 1-'. i-t.
d-wn .v " r. !
t. e . ...:: g
r.at t J :
s ''-'i'" r e ta
la . :. i ua;,'. t
hi- r ,1:11 pa .g f. w. 1
1 ': r, .t . ait i I . .m :
t" r.-'.urn -re t
3 GiVeS I: Ul
::; 1 . - own tiehalf in
,i 1 ..'.I his ir.tent:-:n
wtr.trv blasts begin
to b., w f r
bake Kri" s f rc.en sur-
facet -his own K.'.u.y 1 1 : it da. w nere
nta.b it- ar. n. :, k.:. I. a:. ! here, m-
sl-ad Mg ; t: - a. : : w t . ; : -: , t . t i.a
gritte-lt -- - : . .y -'Of P.- : 1. tic la
leave.
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t.-r -. it. v.- 1 1.!-
it , f tit" s.-na
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in- i.ths. 1- s-ar-..-
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t i.ist nijji.t uuii:' a r.'if'
v.- a: vv i ,f ihu past t Wi-nty-t wo i r
ni'T" a :ir-. and more 'articuiarl v c :.
teni.iatini; ih" trrnbl" ordt al that : l r
j,' i ii ul ( ild t"v:i pas'ed through about thr
close of the war and just after it. 1 re
railed an art of darina' on th" part of a
-"j iiirtii r m i'ir midst at that tune
lb" t ii -rn: ir l oral:'" a:. ; !. n r.-a
Mav,
1
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1 1 . J t.il v ).!. i ,-, ; , :
' Tthy
'art- i
i a -:
a:
. ,f ciii:i:i:i r.'iat, n.
it the ras..' are su!.'-ta:;;..ii! y
aff r th" -tirrriidi-r :
irmv. on a beautiful ntid
J
. n
quiet Sibhath morning, wlien the good
eiti.'"iis Mf our church-going community
were assembled for worship in their
several churches, a s ,uad of Wheeler's
cavalry, ir men repre-enting th'-tr.-selvps
to be such, dashed ii.tothe tow n,
and in the language of th.-- j re, nt day.
began to "paint the t'-wn r- d." Three
mounti .1 men r tut" tb.e op. ;. n.arltet
and ! egan to ring the pre belt vigor
ously, thereby greatly alarming the
wh-'le community, and on b, ing asked
to desist, laughed at and jeered the
bystand.ng crowd of citizens and the
police, who were unarmed and help
lew. The Mayor u the town, tne lap
Archd. McLean. Esq.. approached the
market, and on the w ay was joined l y
Col. Hall, whom he asked to accom
pany him and stop the disturbance.
The t'olonel. with his characteris
tic politeness and chivalry, readily
assented, and on reaching the market
they found one of the desperado, s sit
ting on his horse, bell-rope m han-t.
with which he was pulling with all of
his energy, the crowd standing around
amazed at the fellow's deviltry. i' -l.
Hail walked immediately forward, and
taking the bridle-rein of the i,or- man
in his hand, said to him: "Vou inter
na! spoundrrl. if you strike that beil
another time I will pull you from
your horse." The rascal was taken
completely by surprise, bait looking
upon the Colonel with disdain,
called to his comrades: "Come
here, fellows, and see the fun!" and at
the same time he drew a Colt s revolver
from hin holster, cocked it anil present
ed it at the breast of the gallant Colonel,
who. throwing open his vest, said to
him: ' Shoot, you d d cowardly oeoun
dreb but know that while I am a live
you shall not frighten the women and
children of this town." Th" fellow
looked as if he would shoot on the in
stant, but seeing the steadfast look of
Col. Hall, who gazed straight into his
ayes, and noting the marked determi
nation of the gallant old It, ru he re
placed his pistol, and the bell was not
rung another stroke. The cowardiv
scamps then put oil down the -tract in
a gallop, and had not gone more than a
square or two before they had shot to
death a poor harmless and in- ifen'-ive
negro in the open street.
Had Col. Hall exhibited the least fear
or had his piercing look been diverted
for an instant, the scoundrel would
doubtless have murdered him , n the
spot. The indignation of the citizens
was so great that an expedition w as at
once put on foot and placed in charge
of Col. Hall, to f .How the ran ais a;:,:
punish them, but because of nt !..&. -try
delay thev could not be , vertakeit. The
pursuit was abandoned, and quiet again
re.-umed its sway tn ti.e g"o l a!.': t".vi..
The writer has w itness. ! many acts
"f heroism during the war. I u: r.othtug
that he has ever ,-ec-n surpa-ued ihe i
bravery and determination of 1. b.
D. Hall on that occasion, and our com
munity have reason to remember his
action that day w ith gratitude, b'-ng
may the gallant Mayor.. 1' our sister city
live t- administer it- municipal affair-.
J. II. It.
Thr n't y R. B. H,iyt3.
V slIIN' ,Ti iN . Sept. lt. Tb.e i'cl..-c n
Otlice recently was in need of a copy of
"The Medical and Surgical History of
the War of the Rebellion, Part Sec
ond Issue. ls7y." This work consists
of live large quarto volumes, profusely
and expensively illustrated, always
worth at least s"i a volume or more, and
of still greater value now. because al
most out of print. Col. Charles W.
Thompson. Custodian. : tie Inter:- r
Department, undertook to jr. i ie the
work for the Tension 'nic e, but found
that the Gov. rr.iiifiu supply wa- t :;
tirely exhausted. Ii-- tia.i ttgan t
hunt arun.l tb.e city ; r i;. an 1 .-,' h.st
found a copy in u .junk si. ,p it I c:.
sylvania avenue. He bought tie- b cits
and they wa re placed in the b: r ,r at
the i'ension 1 htlce. V, -st, r.iay Dr. brant
turned over the leaves casually and
fouu 1 them uearlv ab ii.-cribed with
the word.-. "K. Ii. Haves. 1 ! Aug.. ;--,.."
in the well-known had writing ; tt.e
Fraudulent Trosidei,:. It i- in: i.i, .w n
how much Hayes g,,t f,-r t!a - bum-,
but whatever tb.e amount. :: wa- clear
pro lit t" him. for they .--.-t bun i."tii;ng.
The sum mu.-t have been su:;i a. nt i"
buy egg- to set tit lea-t thr, .- la ::-
A T I.t: ..I Ft.' :: ::. .
b : t : y I'm t n it a : 1 lieii.oarat- m-t 1..-;
Saturday to undertake tla- f r:t . : -iabb
task of purifyir.ii Cincinnati 1 -lit: -Sweetness
and light are great d. -t :. r
ata 111 political discussion and action in
Hamilton county at the pre.eiu tunc.
It may -r may :. -t be constderi. 1 an
augury of success that the -, en ury . 1
the meeting wa,- -Alien 1 '. M. y, u. w
r.- r.-rt-i.t.-i i . it 1- said. Mr. J- l.n lb
.V. la .M ot the KuqUift . "N I.e ,.!
U - . " s a i 1 the - r e.- i lent 1 t Ma '.:.' , t 1 1 . g .
"iavi- ;i -elll-li '''.a'l. 1, i a-,.!-candidates
f-r oli'fe . " That bo.pgp..
cast a most remarkable j i.-'ttn tt it
in the latitude of I'liti itaiati - 1111
wall henceforth a Ha."., a- w.th gt i:.t
sua it-- in that city. It 1- le t i- .s-t r
ti.g. l.ow.W'-r. to o! serve ;h-it p. - '.::
Democrats v..t- 1 f pltf-- :: .:;-.
management in fewer bar. :- Tt'.l n w
aifairs have been managed by an e, 1
live C'linmittee of 2".n members.
This number. 1: was re.-olv. d. -':; -o ;
be re Uf ed l" i-'. l! tb-' - -
O.tts.ders Re, -jnstt-.totttig ttt Ca.' ::: :
V oiitN . "- 1 N Sept. A' -T 1...1 '
1. ti.e dull s.-ti.-on tbe h.ctil i.t-w -; at r
.,re r.--, ,n-truct;i:g l'r..; it 1:; ' .'.'
land .- 1 ahin.t for h.m. Mr !-,.m. 1
litms.-if probahiy ha.- gtv,n:t.,- p.. .iter
bltie thought during h.- s;..y it. Ma
i-. s.n.l if he ad. pp. tl.- : -
,,f tt.e Cabinet tinkers ),, w : ; ', ::a-,
-w.-e ,ng change- ,,e hi- r. par:. ' 1 -i
lie-', st rv 1 a bb.-ic i b- 1 - - : : - M : .
M ot:. tug l" 1 a;r pe. nt ,k - Mt 1 ..r .
: t a T: a - uia . g t t - iati, .: t:. - t . t
'. ' 1 .: Mat it: . and pr-w 1 i .- 1 7
Am : u.-y-, "-iu ral an i s-er- tat;.
li.:- 1 . 1 . tiic.t. a - r.ii '- a--- - . -a,,;-
at.g : - rep. rt. 1- l -t.
iati 1 . an t a e-P-rn man . - ; :. .: '
li.tt-ri r. White.. -v :m. 1 lb. 1. f ..:'
oi, I v member- ' ft u : . : a" -1 : 1 . : i .
-; : : l !: : . t
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ItHIF.FS.
Mr-. ;. ir.gtry is on her return to
A:r."r:ca,
A -now sturm occurred in New
Hampshire on th 21st inst.
The latest 'iate set for unveiling the
Hartholdi Statue is Oct. 20th.
More w onders of the buried city of
Pompeii are being discovered.
s-tanly. the lamous African explorer,
v . 1! - it vi -it tla Cnited States on a
I:
t -n sp.
This b
tppailmg to think of t'.j.t'.-OO cot
uners on a strike in one place,
it I-lurniey. Eng.
A good many accusations and attacks
are being heaped upon Mr. Gladstone,
but the old man defends himself nobly.
1: is again reported that Secretary
Lamar is p be married to Mrs. Holt of
Ma.'on. (la.. s..me time during October.
The government coast telegraph line
between liatteras and Kitty Hawk,
which has been dow n for some time,
has been repaired.
Ti.e Galveston A'tes says the worst
feature of the Charleston shake-up is
c ruing. The poets are beginning to
get in their work.
A writer says that woman is a silent
I e-w-er in the land. To this a cynicle
old bachelor says: "That will be news
to thousand- of husbands."
Mt--- Winnie, youngest daughter of
tie Honorable Jefferson Davis, is the
recipient of much honor and esteem at
Richmond, where she is visiting.
The New- York Yacht Club has re
ceived a challenge from the Royal
Clyde Yacht Club in Scotland to con
test for the America's cup next year.
Mr. Sedgwick has returned from his
Mexican mission and says the reparts
of his misconduct while in Mexico is
fal.-e from the beginning to the end.
Spain was very quick in her severity
in dealing with the revolutionists
against the government. All the lead
ers implicated have been sentenced to
death.
The two eight-inch steel breach-loading
rules placed upon the new cruiser,
Atlanta, carry a shell of 250 psunds
weight and a charge of 125 pounds of
powder.
'in the large and handsome monu
ment just erected over the graye of
RoLertcToombs and his wife, there is no
inscription except that giving the dates
of tl'.eir birth and death.
Forty-two Indian children. Arapahoes
an 1 Cheyennes. have arrived at Carlisle,
Ta.. t- enter echool there. Some of.
them are children of the chiefs that led
th" insurrection last winter.
Hanlan. the celebrated Candian oars
man, has sailed for England. If he
c uld he induced to. now would be a
splendid 1 pp. rtunity fcr him to try the
metai of Per. . h. who is a: present in
b- udon.
Th j unt gubernatorial canvass be
tw.en the Taylor brothers in Tennessee
is not so friendly as it started out. At
their discussion in Murfreesboro con
siderable ill feeling was aroused, but
they managed to right it afterwards.
Tile German ship Albatross was
dispatched to the IN'ew Hebrides to
I retort German settlers there. Num
bers ( f them had been murdered by the
savages, and through revenge the gun
boat opened tire upon them with most
deadly . liect.
Hon. Chauccey b. Black, son of
H -n. Jere S. Black, one of America's
m st a! le men. has completed his letter
of acceptance as the Democratic nomi
nee f .r Governor cf Pennsylvania. It
reads as though he was n chip oil of the
eld block.
A Maine newspaper tells cf a pgddler
wi, :s,,lj a farmer's wife the familiar
s:-n. "i t on parle Francais" (French
sp, k,-n he re . assuring her that it was
the original Latin text for "God bless
our home." and the good woman proud
ly hung it in the best room.
There i- great religious excitement
g ang on among the colored people in
Njtitii Parabna and Georgia. At Sa
vai.t.al. ,-ver -even hundred were bap- j
ti. : it: pa o sUe'C"Sive Sundays.
M M.y . f ta-iii are thoroughly im-p:a---,
-i w ith tii.- 1 .-bet that dooms-day
e 1., air -.
i "n.p -i -i.it. consul Jornigan. at!
1 ii-oti. Japan, in a report to the State j
fi. pattir,, i.p giving statistics of trade j
at ti. u p rt. urges that tho only wa- in
wi.i h American business men can suc
cessfully compete for the trade of
Chn.a au i Jaj an is by having Ameri-
,,-n
1:1 these countries.
r.'juested the Bulgarian
n g. :. y : po-:peiie the trial of the kid-
n.ioi . r- . 1 b.'-.iiae Alexander until the
g, ta 1 a. 1 a ,:em, ml has abated. Iu the
v. i.t t t La--ia invading Pulgaria.
T iik. y w .11. having gotten the consent
: ':. :.-;. u. :. Germany and Austria,
o -a, ay P timeita to further check the
ailv.it. - . ::... il-ar tow ar Js 'onstanti-
It. ple
Geii. bouianger. the French Minister
,f War. is a splendid soldier and tl coin
mani'.er of line military tactics. He
ha- ere. illy increased the strength and
di-ei; brie of the army of France, but a
t it." : r cf the officers say that he is .
, ::.: y too irrepressible in regard to
ii., iceiing existing toward Germany
1 -,ti. a is gradually but surely becom- :
.n g ,,f more importance than formerly,
lb r laws have been improved, giying a
btfa-r an 1 in. .re satisfactory govern
!!:... To look after her interests she
i. .- ar-atiy increased her foreign repre
- : tap, n. and is looked upon by the
lis: ow ers today with much
!, : r.-i'b rati-r-u than a f.- vetir-
, N iii.tno. ot tt." s.at istical
Washington has written a
i.-cu. finsc the defenseless
ur-ea. .ast. Heest. mates'
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hundred
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t - :. . : 1.- .: r i - - i I from
: .- h-g. M it. tication
it Pot. rea i up ' n the sub
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: t o",--. dt d to take Olf
.: ' - :i: r. When San l'ran--.
: . u a ; a -.ciaii was Called
: t .:...,: i.,iii t 1 .- th ii.g as
;':. t ir . -I er 1 la n had been
.- : a. te a tt onlv a r..v un of
: tie-ir latest movements
itn.iti nit a - nd i, aite to tit up1
a mammoth steamship with a complete
line of machinery for the generation
and utilization of electricity-. The
cargo will consist Of lamps of' the arc,
incandescent and jablockoff type,c&r
bons and carbon-holders, wires of all
descriptions, dynamo machines,, bat
teries and every requirement to proper
ly fit up and maintain electrio lights
and power stations, telephone, .tele
graph and time stations. The ship is to
visit all the important coast towns .of
South and Central America for the -par-pose
of exhibiting the varied Usee to
which electricity may be applied, tho
opening new markets for French indus
tries. Now that the remarkable discoveries
which have recently been unearthed-by
Egyptian explorers are attractingTOch
wide attention, the publioasU be great
ly interested in the exposition of those
wonders which Miss Amelia B. Edwards
contributes to the October .Harper's.
Miss Edwards ig best known as an Eng
lish novelist, but her scholarship in
antiquities has achieved for her the
distinction of being the firtat lady to
receive the degree of Doctor of Laws
from an American college; and as if to
conflrm that honor from Smith College
at its last commencement, the Same
season brought her the ' title Ph.
D. from Bethany College, Topska,
Kansas. Her thorough mastery of Egyp
tian Archaeology is proven by "The
Story of Taniso' Tho progress in ex
huming the buried secrets of the Nile
valley leads up to a graphic account of
the work of the Egyptian Exploration
Society. Tanis is identified with"Zoan"
of the Old Testament. "Marvellous
thing did lie in the sight of Egypt in
the fields of Zoan," was the Psalmist's
reference to the famons city where
Moses was born and bred, the scene of
the plagues, and the other Exodus
events a city whose grandenr and rich
history were unparalleled even by Kar
nas or Thebes. One of the most in
teresting parts of the article is a realis
tic description of the priestly feSttfal
celebrated by Rameses II., the Egyptian
Alexander, on his return from a career
of conquest, followed by the exciting,
narrative of the fiery destruction of -the
city. An abundance of capital engrav
ings renders the article unusually -rain-able.
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