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CIIAS 1. GHADY,
'.!' .: ' IMitor, :
i Wilmington, N. V. r
CLLIt ItATKrt ! ! !
(Jur it::nlcis nri! luloi tm (1 that "ciul ra c
11
ii ii.quirt (I ittmut cahiw-'f Jc less 1 ban
,U.0P per vtar. r Wc have1 put ttie japtr
Vo ti'c very lowest r-cv, and clubs of
lil'i! r It n ' c.titiiyt ! i'orijl :tt any iicC
l,yjtb:u TWO DOMARS" for EACH PA-
F
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inale. satherinr-ladiis;,"!rulttt,f.-,!.
a; proper way io "srr.y'da 'dintier isjo
eft.
eai aen have iittle liaii tl.e
idles ix '
it
aUMew York rates. " !
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D. Myers & Co., . have - the l4Maic
-iFllit
i "" tSciar for ale. . i ,
aw yer - may ba said to beloifi
to the
Fi
Ms
an brotherhood. ;
f rrovvi arc the thorns . wht lewitli the
buckle of love fastens.. ' . J ': '
c exact width of a narrow escape bas
j ( t ln.eu defied;' . '"! - -
e only wax work that's of any" account
d ot up by J)Ces.
ssi:s. At.tlioiiy, of Hcvv Yytk, ciTer
s
is fl
sten
(Sfapes, views, v.e.
K
ndness is a language that even the
duml)
brutes can understandi
n
very drayman should have a uniform
For sale at Shrier Bros
' tjfeyer fullbwsi people wbo spend fifteen
clollai
s every time they earn ten.
44
,.. l'lO
fessoT Rucckert giVes notice that
piaTjjop will'be tuned in the Lett manner.
E
lalfpdilst as well as lilac buds already
e'vincie a disposition lb doa spring styles
Alliew tenor singef has appeared in Phil
adcloiua, vith the promising- name ot Ho!
lcri:
- K
sbliticrs are-classed' as the most per
men, because they are always on the
deep
rightt
i'.ic all . sculptors aud p;iinter; the
jaJa beifjg.our own llcsh, blood and
in ale
OOHC5
Wat part of speech is a kiss? A con
junct n; aud what form? A lip-tTckle (elip
ticaUi , :- ' ' ' . '-
.-illj-:---7 4-: - .
! yjith taint bauds we hold the "drained
cup! i of joy, which when empty weighs
heaviest. V" 4 ' . ' '
. a tcautiful belle never tliinksl.of hiding
a fab t, because like Nasby, she thinks she
has i.aic. .;" !'; y ' '
. StiKiH girls believe in. a man in the moon
yiing ladies believe in a lian in the
fioiry.moon. . j
The ladies should be careful and set good
exa topics, 'because the men are always tol-.
lowing them, r "
YVejjare indebted to Major Gri3 wold for
his fkiind intitaticn to ihsject the harbor
'improvements.
jy does the Journal attack Judge Rus
jArc any ot-lhe Journal' people hurt,?
sel?
rdu
SXin Kin. (?) I .
funeral of Mrs. Maria B. wife of our
eiteed citizen. Captain T. F. Peck- will
tdvG place to day. , ,
t ays the first to net Snrim? stvles of
Bonhbts and flats. Ladies, call and see
them
at Mrs. Strock'a.
t
Why does a minister have more wives
than
any one else? Because . he bften mar -
nnnin.,f V
rips
i a
Nb
)fficE. Delinquent subscribers are no-
that unless they pay promptly, their
papers will be stopped, and when practica
ble smts-will be entered against those not
offering proper excuse.
1
Hariri wiMMt"l mftn in ihn 'TWrT TriA-C
- anion
ie First Lieutenants.
J Circumstances vlter cafllcfl
a great improvement to lyi Jiojjss, put an
Mjuijrio lurvuetivs -ti ymiiig mums.-''
One hundred thousand Eegars are offered
aortxnent of groceries, ehcan fox -cash.
Riches without ibenjcficcncc arc,vainees&.
Mi -t---1"' !- - t. i I -.i -i '-4. '..fife '-a
,T)!jcyare -jhtesi nj;s t hi ni mly-1v ho fnakqs
IIr. ;IIak1dotk',8 City pifectory is now
bound and almost ready lor delivery. '. Wi
ll ad the pica sitru of VCLeipi'cpy yester
day. f ' --uy f
; ,GelieritrAlan:Ruther)irla Jfcfi.tW'a
u 1 ui riii'oii i o us 1 et't c r a V: d 1 io pes al 1 m ay uuUe
'under t be! old fl iu" 10 defeat ! our enminon
IK - .''..t I'
pi. KinsmaP. JSureulat;Fui:t J.whiisWf
(lid... us the honor of calling yesterday at our
Sanctum atd auiiouucinkr "all well" at
t
Why don't the Journal publish the ma
joi ity as w.efl as tlic , iniuoritPyXlOJJe,
Cwnuri'R.ional Committee! on
"Outrages ?"
A newspaper should give both side. t
Forineiiy tlVd prefcept wHs4khoV tbjie'i."
In these lattir d.ivs it has )cen g'upi:lantwl
by t he far more fashiouablfe maxim; "know
tby neighbor and everything about hfm.n.
. ' 1 -i 4 .j.
Capt. E. J. Penny pacHer haf! returned'
iroiii' Washington, D. Cytwhereiihe liUsin--lei
viewed Giant and the totmastei-G; "ns-?
ral. i Capt. Pennypackcr Jwill be our next
Postmaster. ' . !
Numerous lelttii have beu rcoeivcH-iftJUUi
lifTerent parts of the South approving our
hoisting the names of Grant and Creswell;
A huge club bas been formefjl-io Baltimore
for the Post. -
St. ! PauPs Episcopal?' Ohujrch Mhavc'hatl
-lenteu services througbout the j -tea'son of
Lent. Rev. : Charles O. Brad y I conducts
wi' h ! great solemnliy tb wf rsL i of his
very in ell igetft cling regaiiSiC T " !' -
The AiivEitTi'sEU's -G AZETli, ;is;ucd J.y
deo. P. Ro'well & Co., No. -id Park Row;
New -York, contains mucb .' inflwmation not
to le obtained elsewhere. ' Evury advertiser
sbou'd read it. Sample copied by mail for
25 cents. I . . ; ' , -- v i
The Pttsr will be furnished to clubs of
ten and over at the rate of fifty cents for
three months ! ! Let roue say llicy are too
poor to pay for their Post. Let Post Clubs
be formed alt over the State tos resist Con
vention. ! . ' ' I
' . lt .
Politeness is in business w ha stratagem;
is in war. It gives power to eaknesjs ; it
supplies great -deficiencies, and! overcomes
the enemy with but little, sacrifice of time
and blood.. I: is 'iuvinclbfe either in the
attack or defence. j -
City-Marshal Qanaday is once mole at--
tending to his duties, and although ehfe-i
bled, has still the same clear head for coun
sel, as of yore. No man has done so much!
for tlie party -and 'rcceWet so little pay as
Marshal Can delay. ' j ,
' T he intellectual colored men 1f Wilmi n g
toh are now exerting a good inf uence upon
the' poorer classes of coloreel people. The
wise jcounsels of Burneyl aud Brady, and
Sampson and Howe have the effect of " mak
ing? wise the foolish." Uo be it !' f v4' -
Our ; delinquent subscribers
will please
bear in mind that our office i$ still at the
same
old place. J Small favors
thankfully
received. Come right along and square
your navies' on our books, and yod will rest
better of nights and can read the papers of
moruingi with a clearer conscichcfe. DonH
be afraid, we'll deal "gentlv wih thee."
' " "" "'' i
To all the charges even from conserva-
tivespurces jot legislative folly and extra
vagance there cOmes no reply from "the Jour
nal oi its twinkling mate. -The editors of
"Conservative" papers may be likened to
the chaps that Wordsworth described in
his poem "Peter Bell :-f 1
"Crammins as they on earth were cramm'd ;
, All sipping w'n j, all sippiDg tea ;
Bat, as yon by their faces se,
AWkUcnt, and all d d." "
IiiruovMENTS.-The citizens of Smith
yille ire apparently awakening to the im
portance of bestirring theraselVes in.order
to meet the enterprise exhibited at this end
of tbj iinei Thus many of-the good fjej
houses nd extend ing4hejir mproveinents
so as to be" ready Tor the jnflrji4 ot visitors
expected throughout wlbc summer by tht.
People's Line pi, Steamers, bfctjWcen jhis
L Port ud lhe faTOTite ' 1seasido tesort f c
i "oldest inhabitant." Ship building ' and
I . . 5,1 '1 J? J' 1 .
Doat jtmuuiDg seems io engross tne atten
tion of the mechanical ; population, but
many
Ut tlel affairseeun bavajgiv enffaii fir I
of romance to the otherwise dull life of the
home of pilots and the gallant- sailor boys
employed in our revenue marine.
I J.n,wlVl i-rfllAijtw. Tr:if irrff f!fine.'
' county, pt; tbc ;tdaaiagc.-;.Mi'. iladaockr
reports thd 6lrcnrrriscdamne0.--uO, -:j,.&t ;,Jj
,'f The ptii cipai dnvcfom ; the city tfie;
road tixtlu Bouo'd.ua certainlriia no condW
tioa for Astran2revesj - - ',
i In the comciug "coptest of Uic people
against the , poiiUtiMacC1 mcn
cari'atfract totes ffrbmih$ 'o-caHex! on:
scTyaUvpartVlvYe do- not. want. to see.
jQther . leathjr iwe' -do not want aslcaders
jmeu who repel instead of attract voters from
the opposite party. Moderate "tncti like
3lartin, j.or ChadbouravOJr Barry will rally
the white vole of the country.
Theiuinntell;f ilie BtKtc -EafJor :tTdinixo
tion arc jn Uie.;hauds ofthefprinter aod will
be ready for distribu'tiOii trie .later part of
the mouth,; jfThe following are the officers
for the ensuing year President. -Geofirc L.
Mabson"; V ice'- 'Pjtesjdeulg, .pj- ar ty-231 lison,
pt Wake,rtJ riiHsJ Cnvviti-juo.;
Jaljard, '.ot-tlowan, Willi am Ci Oum, ot
Wnk( :"B. cretary, R. M. JoIsusj.ui, of Edge
conabc Correqjuniling St-uetary, Q..51. Ar
nold, ol New Ilartovfij'Treasuier, Richard
Tucker,. f.f ; Crayon; Sfcigt;auts at Arms. Jno.
A. Williaiusorjj and Jho. Bryant. Sl
;j; Captai u Tli slieivir, d ofiigc' iray e Iwco ''up
to town" lately more than usual and the re
grets of our citizens liave Inquently been
expressed that these gallant ' gentlemen
should- not have1 considered--it proper to
make h'eadrpjartera.-in.Wihiiirigton. "Duty
before jileasui'ei'vhas'. long- been Captain
Tosher's maxim, and for thirty-five years the
goYerment , has availed itself of the iaith-
f'ut services of bneof that "old gchooVSoutb-
ern geuUemcii" who bave ever4 elevated the
Government 'service above being a mere
party machine." Long may be waveIds
colors.
FESTiVALtoFErlN.Thc,sons of the Celt
celebrate fo-rijorrVthe birth of 'tbe Good
man whccoiivcf ted tlic' frjliatitahts'";bt'
The long remembrance ot benefits received
is one the noblest characteristics ot the na
tives of Ireland, f Generonrs and gratefut ;
they have no faults but those arising from
au impulsive nature. Oelebrationa of birth
days seems rapidly going cut' of date, and
vet the meoiiory, of Ircland'e-Patron Saint
win ue loiKiiv cuerisuea an overams uroau
land, wherever, thc'blue, blood" of the Celt .
circulates, or the ' "finest peasantry" hold
tbfi V i pvf-l.a n
?'
PiiACXiCAL JoKiXG.prThis as an-1 age
ract!Cal loking and what arc vulgar! v cal
age of
practical joKing ami wnat arc vulgarly calect
"sells,' seem to interest?all alike. Amain us
ing instance has lately been perpetrated by
a jeweler. . A rich morocco case of the size
and fornraf aa ordinary photograph is let
tered "Portrait of the Gorilla." It is to be
laid carelessly upon the table with a scrap
book, Ther nluckvvjctim.e'oljrjing
it for the first time, seizes it with impatience
and the cxprtssicn, ''Ah, I have not seen
that," -.opens it: and sees hims'f lellccted in
a palpable pieCe fit looking gtaW If whis
kered "like the paid," the joke tetbj timnz
mgly he drops it .'with sped and lhe go
rilla tries to enjoy it.
j The Solitude . of CiiiLpuoun,.--Tbe
following lines' wc believe, are by De Quin-
cy, at all events, they, are worthy of a resur
rection. O, burden of solitude, that ekavest
to nian through every ; stage of his f beiug !
in his birth, ; which has been, in his life,
which is in his deaths which shall be
miglity.and essential solitude 1 that wast,
and art,' and art i to be. Thou brood est,
likejthe spirit of God,' moviug' upon the
surface of the deep," over every heart that
sleejU iuthe nurseries of Christendom. Like
the vast laboratory of the air, which, secirf
ing to be n o th ingor 1 ess ,th an thelihadow
ot a shade hides within itself the principles
of all things solitude for the meditating
child of the Agrippa's mi rror of the unseen
universei Deep is the solitude of millions
who, with heart welling for the love, hav
iog nbnc to love thernf Deep istlie m)litude
of those who, under secret grief, have nbne
to pity them. ,Ieep is the solitude ef. those
who, tighting withjdobt or, darkness, have
none to counsel thtm. .But deeper than
the deeoest of these solitudes is that Which
t)roodsbvr cbildrKwidlunder the passion of
sorrow bringing ; b :fore it, at intervals,
the fiiuESrt!t& wjtficlf jitcJiQfQli and
m,oy and essential solitude, thou w-asl,
and art5ftdkrt U b-tiifkifigdoni is
madeiJrfUf1 $f i over fhose;
that keep. tisrgidritliR grave, like
eaoU onf,9 gmMlS
old, thou stretchest out a scepter of fasci-
nation. , .HsJ-j l
(rs-i a. .
SrRiKeXJ-fAre Uios4loTclyTdajsin whose
charmed atmppberc we but a few cbiys ago
bid fareWelliaFebruarywitu Uheir image
voices ,ot gurgling brooks anet jeinging birds,
their fior.whispered:. secrets and boughs
i!?lH?rfTrh o -bymC3 r luc:!vj ai d 1
vecausd'tt crowd of ignorant voter had no
tharf bliish or whiterilivith ilossorlis, ''axict
gTccfc meadows witti. flowers buried in theix
tdewfr-fire thete only sirens toi -lure .us fdndf
t -. i
ij, .iu., Kprint; .Diqoa in onjc fTein? .uuu
PVlirS bird3 nestlinkl in burboiom's'iaio
snoy b.rj ks.and. winter Vind" again ?f:Aje
tticy xfciMisik truants caly .wlo come laugh-I
ingaad shouting 'with! rpsyflaces -'into old'
ifiotcr'a ' desoJatioii: j and iheii witb" rocV?
scor4, going bacfclmto the rostj,,. wreathed,
door o. future Junes ?Moking birds X)f
winter t ' ".i . j' 1
pleasant faces throu
bonnets, breeze caressins
C'Tnfideut that spfii
tney uavc it in them hearts! little gins
whoe shadowy hoods 4canootkecp the sun
beanjs irorai! being irj tNeir Mees-bdys, let
lock- from" the old sc6oliriastGr Time and
hi earthly rcpreseritj,ite witU the ferule
the! young and the oid;; together while the
very streets themsfcives, we 4 Imagine, arc
wishing themselves rjirM solitjides so they
mglit feel the spring with , fttsh hearts of
flowers shall we not deem thit spring is
here, or, with Coleridge, that "pring comes
slowly up this way V We kuoiwshe comes;
shai! not our thoughis tike plchsant flights
to' meet her ? ! p : ' .;-4
Yo saw a blue bird yestcrdai morning
aiidjaway in leafless' fOj-eists ill not the
boughs be waiting fclr tbeir bujdding and
lea&ig? Aud, iu warui ok-s, jfill not the
vioipts be showing their r sWeet, mute
prophet-faces f -- t
- i ' 'So blue yon winding iriver flpws
It seems an outlet tfotij the tk,"
amf, through the dreamy luiejb, ."how de
lightfally, far awav in;j(-:9ouitry, air, go
the'soimds of the eitvr the trainple of its
buy feet softened, and lost, auk only the
qui et! voices of bells fteiiihtingjiis waters
with their dreamlike-!music !, There the
calm air broods over pastures thit send the,
smell of growing grass 4briad, aid the cat
tle stands Chewing the contemplative cud,
expecting Ryes or clover.: i
BOOKS MAGAZINES sc.
; r. - rHs i'ii i
"I&i kjTraiu's Autobij;ygra?hy"jis for sale
P. Heinsberger, audi it is so lunny that
t
lunny
m
without iuclulging in a lit
gentle 1 auarh
indicative of a quiet coueieuce and numer
ous orders for "work.'' j; ! J
The humorous illustration's of tjie humor
ou'i "figger-heads," known as Fisi; Greeley,
and other New York not
tbititics sard good,
and the gay and festive "j6maun5t" of the
peiiott is too'good to escape general oircu
latiom Let all hie them ltd II 's, & sjnd buy a
i i ) j i !
Mark in fact let them buy several ox twain
of these vory clever stories as wall as Bret
Htrte's poems we in ten el to read ajs' soon as
"oar publisher direct a copy this fA'ay.
Harpers Weekly f or Match 18th, is tob
nth iafine pictures tcj escape the eyc of the
lover of art. Tbe cartoon of Toln Nast, ot
the Emperor William standing in front of
Napoleon, aud called "Throw n 4ompletcly
iu tue snaae , is worm t hrl
i 1 .. . t -
.'0 times the cost
of the" paper. ' J
La, Franc EUyanle Jfojr
wav from Paris, is heni
February, all the
with its elenant
plates, and patterns for dresses f'-fi the fair
bands of fashioning dames.
S. ri Taylor,
i
391 Canal street is the
imported, and . we
advise ail purchase v.fui want tjie Spring
.fashion?;.
The Dt bjhC ,sith', l,for ail eyt
kinds of weather." Hnii ilollar si
p and all
year. - An
H - . , ,'';
eight , page iltustrate-1 Weekly fp
young
variety,
piopla . Unequalled in theiamoun
btauty, eprightitness sand Jvalue ejf its con
teats. . .Large premiums, of cash
cern mis-
sun&, for Cilubs. . Specimen tnnd f
terras tor
three cents. Address Bright side Company,
Ctijdago,TU.. ., - , ' 4. .U i' II - ' .
"Hear the Cry j that": Corner Across' the
Sii. !'i -Rallying song'and ' ichoi usl Words
aiid Music by Gao. F. R bt. r Published by
Root & Cady, Chicago. '
The above is on the: title"
page t a piece
vt music just received, and is decadedly in
the right direction. It is r.
o.time
to criti-
cise the later acts of France. She needs
l . i ; i
our help and should have it for bihnanity's
sake, even if she had not ! "IIeld j out the
iriendly hand when our days werfc dark."
So we say our Chicago friends haie done a
proper and timely thing in ibsuing tjhis song.
It is stirring and welt i calculated tp arouse
. lii. r . a t 1 ! m 4 i t
pympamy ior rue war sine lien ppaaaniry,
whose mute appeal U so touching
Lt every singer in the land sirug if, and
there will be no lack of "food ' to
eat
or
jrainjtoplaht.
The Slmerican Stock Jv'uirnal, fof March
f contains handsome engravings oi (galloway
and Breton Cattle, Essex Hogs, spangled
Hamburg and White. Leghorn Fdwls, also
aa ; tDgraying acd ..ground
tlie finest, pig-styes In the go on try; showing
te, imi)roved,.rnethod oti cooking) food fbf
tiis niuoh abused quanigdjv--rtip; fohlaf
!a alwaj3 filledwithalDio1rigina articles
cn tue orecuing. care, managementiana ais
eises of enmestic animals,! and shouldbe
J i? the hands of every farmer. Specimen
j cppies ' sent Irte Address f N. 1.
Boyer &
1 Cto.. Publisherg. Patkejsburg:ita,
r i t nr. err r.PM rma i
X is in to world, for T - x . - aw Iu tho MiddIctown rnnn'f .
Wasuixgtox, Marctf l$t 1871,':'.
t Mn Editor: T$oqgrTl ave.beea here
li?c. : f?ir4'A e je .view (acceding ju
Promise) 4qf Ufa withjtai politicaf gossip at
ever j, fire-si do, ted i in reryTctf cle, Jar fcoth
;dJing lipg: Atidetaci nd'.ja3 oinclif
-slectiohfthey
were in their seats in the Senate, and actu-n
ally1 ditl, no iJerjrrcspondecceu oi interest 1 to J
themselves in regard , to the. matter.; And
yet every man holding pcsition-vill cn-;
deavor to impress lyou witli thc'idca :(hai'1i'
himself has 5 great influence Vithhe;rresl
dent and,,' the Cabinet, aud ,, thut ho, ia Ab 4
centre aroundjwhicb all others revolve.- The'
President sterns to understand thc political ;
chess-lioadprettx well, hd lik' IhVrcst oi-
creation, looks alter his interest ln.the re
union aud complete, consolidation of the
Republican party; and- hence we find that
many of thorecent appointments recom
mcDdeel by SeVtatots of the fcumnei' faction
were set aside,. There wa3 quite a "gloom'? ;
in the Senate by Wilson's 'speech in regarel
to the; : femdvalf of SenatDT. 1 Surrjncr from: j
the Chaifmanship of the Committee on For
eigu Affairs. r,4L ... -irt
It is more than; probable that the Forty--Second
Congress will continue in- session
several ' weeks yet. The, contestants arc
very anxious, that . their matter should
be settled at ouce. : I liave; talked-with
members of both IIouses,"and find very many
different ' opinion; I think,,, however,,. that
Sanatoiv Abbott's, chances, are ;, getting; bet
ter. ;It. is ctideat tbat-the recent report
from the committee on Southern Outrages'
will operate against thc'-doipVatiCy'Bcna
tors wliase scats have been contested.-, .-
A nipe little entertainment was given at
Mrs. Brown's boarding liouse last Week corn1
XUracntary to Mr. Long, of Georgia, whose.
were present wivU 'th'fetr? lady fiiends.jflTbe
regular --Republican nominee for Secretary
of. Alabama, Mr.' J. Rapier, and o.tbcr.prGni
incnt members, were prcscuf. Au effort is
being made to get up a dinner complimen
tary to Minister Turner, one of the Presi
dent's recent appointees to 'Liberia (a col
ored man from St. Lquis.) u ' " ;
Five colored members were, sworn in on
the 4lb; Delarge Elliot,' Rmcy ot 8dutb
Carolina-Turner ot Alabama,nd'MrI'Wall "
cf Florida. Elliot is evidently"the best etl-
uc ated x f , them al 1 ; .a bol d . a n d f ore lb 1 e
speaker. --"iMr. Delarge has force of charac-
er. originality and wonderful ; tact, an able
debate dignified and gentlemanly J-I feel'
safe ia sayingj ifyour -paper can print ity
thatiitlie country at' large' will hear more
from these two colored men, that'is5 they w11i
acmaaei anti aecompiisn.moixi ior tueir wn
section, in a i material way, than' any, others
sent up hero from the Soutlf since the war
Bcn: But?er,is to have fifteen minutes on
.some '".intern at. iinr?rovement question, but
he has coascnteel that Ejbot shall occupy his
time.- A good. crowd is expected in the
naileries though the' matter' has not tonnd
its way to the press. 6
Whil6 looking after other matters, I have
been very - busy, more so than I ' desired,
with profes3ional duties, having: given' a
course of scientific ' entert.ainnients at Lin
coln and Union league Hall, it naturally
brought me out on my favorite subject; 1
I was down to the Qceretary s Depart-
rncnt yesterday, and discovered! that sorh$
important correspcntience is uemg couuuci
pflibr'oartiey fn iWilmieffton in rccr&rd 15
Federal t posUionS tljcre ' aTjd ftriiablyilook-ing-t'd
the1 removal 1 of Brink arid the ajp
poidt nient of Ge. M. Arno.ld. It is claimed
for; Arnold, it Is said, by the 'colored people
there and'his prospects iookell: i
It is ge n era! 1 y felt til at m embers hold tug
certificates of election will be admitted. ' ;
4 . ;, Yours, J.P
SamSsoiS'
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Speaker Jar?is orders all nie
ubes oi the
House of Representatives to sla
jpeacoaihe
50th inst, and vote off the Convention bill.
. Andrew-Jackson Jones: latfe President Ot
the Westefn.RaiIf oadf C6mpanyar!vclri
this city. ye?tcrdayi, ia..'ciUloq v faf "sheriff
rani, ssueu.uy:vn"Ji-j usucex'earaan, cnarg-,
ed witb 6fferce3. growing .out, of, certain
irausacieui4 1 vuriiie;ionYwiirjL. rue ptate
bondslissiiediiotnat .cQDan4'CellLTo'oei
ifl prolialjlys haVela ieari nmte-daylBef ore
tut vuit-ti uauc. xwwtjrt AJf.f Jtt . i i. UiwS-
1 tff.iio4sr in I.
ri:T6cuSofftepraeTitatrveP
creatipfijanohr jpeWifilcei?- AsslslanfcState
eolpgUTW& hope the, bill sritt japt pass
Ube.nateayerq lpAiaoqei ithettkat
ireasurjOcuayfUi old i pffieerslandtwJjy;
fcUouldj new pn es be j ealed i flj)Y" xibused
exUaypgBndijjve cannpt!coiisistenlr'
remains M sUentiiv.hep, psteacj ipf.,boUshin
useless offices najf fines am crcatpd.r livtfc
tike should be consistent with preacUirr
the Capital and Capltb1imTefcs seem! tq
bea kind of ignusatul jf ettlngat
eyeryth'ing "abpuf,;ashingtou. Alf . wo
? eiN ot maidens. , : A '. - .. ..A - " any pkco of-wors thn mfv- -'-.A 1
jU&QTWie JjCTnocrcii.tvs tinnm$m tt?
Another. I'ludian War . stfT
; General Burnside U in Cincinnati on rail-!
Fay, business.,
ifb"(HnAnf L3uis insured Jiisi
lite for $400,000. i , , Jw
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Edwin Forrest, w fi.t r, ti.!'
iu(hy, and hale,Lpartandctifo at ever.;
s?' " Tiil 0 .."Wash i n o-tnr.
5iKf,.r--P- .tUingham.xs'spoken of
! rVuA.1Ie? simply VColumbia.'l.iustead of -
r wi44t, ji voiucjuia.'
llOUSR 1 n m li:n !. l.-i i -.m'. ! "
thirtV. all f.hilrfrAtv tit t.Jti'u'fi a f u V
ill- , r y wc Luuvuer.
ffidste-BAAn
niarry the-best man In he pAnnf? VJOiU
M,ttea,t tH she(J3 asked. TV
A!London publisher has offer edi&W
; A wealthy .vyidow, " advertising for an
agent, was overwhelmed witliipplications,
ffhc types, by. mistake; made it .a gent."
acquaintance who:
wgmus uuu"cr ailU tUS Chastrninrr rn.l o'
ifkffi tbe same birig; both make the'boy
i liqller. ::;uu!i -1'--T t .,;'- J ;J.
! The position of Register ofT)ect1srn Suf-
llkufitylMassacousetts; has bjcen 6ccu-
fejariI&- nibers. of tooo family:
since 1791.. i , . , . -
m--. tin t --u- f 3;::-nitfi
j .John DUlph,:-the corned ianis being di i
Jrd from his , wife, Idilla, in.Chicago...
Beating, choking, and kicking hei'? is the
aint. ! . '-"- ' -..
.fWhcn Daniel Webster was advised not to
ter the legal profession because it was
already crowded,, hereplied "There is room1
af the top.". 4. . - .
mTH house in which Ilenrv' Clav was 'I
burn, near Ashland, Hanover county, -Ya.,
,stroyed:by fire lastwe'ek.- ItVwas
more than a centurylold.' -f '..;'"!
A band of famous Wisconsin . huaters. J
.yiiuiiiug u uiiui: iracic tnree wnoje
Wf finally arrivecl at Hire contusion that I
lwas $onie last year marks. c ;
.The funeral of n. V. nor to a, Grand Scribe
S6n$ of Temperance took nlaco Fridav Af.
Cincinnati, and was atteuded-. by all the
g9 w vuayeiaueq socieilCS. ; ,
'L!li - s ----- 1 - -
fj'igni. rape waa marrielino'Miss f
Sarah I iRolenbannrhH on" mi Tnmn i:l4: :i
express train the other day, and they call it" V
vu pueiry 01 motion out there. - !
IliMidriesota has a ' poetess who can write a -poem
"an hoilr in length," telling all about I
tue, "neouiar hypothesis." She: also in-
elulges iu political aspirations. ; H ..
Man persons -look' upon' themselves
4PggMng to benefit the, world,: when,d
fact, the world-looks huon them 9.9 Ktrno. i
gling only to benefit themselves.
feA tKansas preacher 4s to? be,, tried .qn f a
charge ! Of . pubiislliiig anonymous letters
entitled "Hogs in the Shcepfold." He got
some of the wrong pigs bv tho ear; ; 5 H
issaiauhat thi Digger Indians; located f
inJ iMissouri are.-never known to' smile. K
Thsc "poor Lo"s'ljFveulainake capital sex- I:
tons, Decause tney are prartf diggers.
I Tbe Augusta fronditutionalitt. therlend; r
irfg Democratic ne wspapen pf ; Geof giadei
uuunees me antagonism octween the whites i
and blacks as injurious to both race?; T
Walttkrl' of SSaOOoOCH) was offered . bv an' ?
U.merl can publishing house to Lord Lyttn t
ii iu.. uuianiyi; ouccia ui HIS lOriUCOUlIDg Al
IlilVi'l iTilP mattor ia of, rt nKnanA ' I ;
Ttojis iu ecstacies over , a Schrobn Lake
trouf, weigbiug, eight peunds, and two feet I
and a halt tall'when standing erect." That i
is the habitu il attitude' of trout in Troy. 1
; i K-WoiSonietimes njeet " says, the, .Saturday k
hV ."both in tbe flesh' and upon paper, a
clss!of people whdeem to 'dwell in what
e may .call the marshes of the kidgilom of V
An Illinois bunimer lately mistook the J
r46r"itic acid In a drug store for the whis- jr
ky, and took a good stiff horn. IIe .com- I
plained j that.it was rather, wetkk. and. still r
lives to think so. ,j r
3Sauvou, formerly famous as the capital
of mormondom, is becoming' equally fa- '
moua for ita" grape wire. Sixty thousand l
gallbns jwpe sold last year, and more than
iuui, tuuuuut, is uuvv iu store. . r
. r1;fm--Trh:- ; '!'''- " " ' ' '
pQblcago apet, has this pleasant para- i
grhS;'i'AlcCreery -e;isr.' .bald, headed old ,i
Uollsfiike !3Iawworm "turneil fox-hunter. '
Nobdyw ill ever dig him up, aliVe or deact." f ;
' ;fTu? wife of - J. jlRyman 7hal scandalized
uurman uiicte: lvjumcinnau ruj an ciope-?
mcat.with a handsome and youthiul mer- r
chaptljuit from Berlin. - rbe took. $1,000 ;.fc
oi ocr uusuanu.o money auu me. train irom
j AIexander T. Stewart last; y ear paid mH i
ncome tax more than eitner onc'ofwenty- f
in
setcntes and Terri tones, arid'mdiiB tharl f
Ariznaiolof adoDACotaj .Florida, SVash-ri
irigtori'New Mexico, Utah, Idaho. and Mon-!-,;
lAintonelli lseported, thamsajtV that if i
tlt' jBW!'J3rnperbr j-Wiinam expects Germany i
to continue ptoSperousbernustT embrace .1
tha'BaniaaAMtholic 'faith, f and confess bUrf
t -- : :-i L! T5I J T .! . . .r :
rJrprsv as1xreiuexfAarwaros5araiq, at tne r i
- Said the distinguished Lord Chatham , to ,
I. ui.
urianis vi juui ueu auu me waosoi your .,
jnambeIf ybrl do nbtnse7 early; yotr can j 1
mateiprresiinimothingw K -you do not" 1
sufEer yourself or any one else to break in 1
upon them, your days ' TvilP slip, threugh ' f
youi'liands unprofitable and ' friyoloui?, and J T
urienjojed by yourself,'" If t-? .rn,
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