The Greensboro patriot [December 8, 1870]

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jno. H. IIII.I.AHU, THUS. KmIN, «•,
IMUO/ ltockmgham,!f.C. LateofAlamaMe.X.C
J.\t>. A. Ull.Mhit, Creentboro, X.C.
Dlllavrd, ltulttn Ac OUnaor,
ATTOKNKYS AT LAW.
Greensboro, N.V.
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Established in 1821. \ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 187Q. | New Series No. 147.
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Reaemta tbe
PHIAT)I
TOMBS and
MOmflBNTS. Th. seSscsWaed resaoetreUrhrs»ra».n»vr»eti<ie
end la. paWic a. ttrge.tliat W is newJ^^rU to
(sruisiis41ki.4sofMonuo.wU and ToeaUoue*.
of latest designs, with proapUieaa, and at pncea
to suit tha limes.
Orders BoftmtCS and promptly AIM.
UTAH work w.it of Cosspasiy Shups d.li vexed
oa tha railroad free of okarre.
8. C. ROBERTSON,
■fcly Charlotte, -V. C.
t 1'. JlKMI.K.MIAl.l.. JOHN N. KTaPLKS.
MENDENHALL & STAPLES,
i.iti:i;>s«OHo, .v c,
Will practice in tha Cowl! of Ouilford, Roukhig
ban, Daridadn, 1'or.jtba, Stokes, Randolph and
Alamanos: alas, 1.'. S. Circuit awl District courts.
Special attectiuu given lo collection, in all part.
ol the SUN-. .-""I lo one*, in Bankruptcy.
XV (ill;.-.- ..in dmir North of the Court House
Jan. t~: lv.
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Business Cards.
W. B. FARRAB,
V.AIC1I ■!»"», MttlUMIa
urrtoiur.
(jreensbi-ro, S. C,
Ha* riiusfanily on hand a
splendid assortment of
Fankionable Jewelry,
and some splendid Watehn
AND CliOOKS,
Which Kill be told
* tor <J A ijH t
rjr~Wat< -bes.Cl.a 'ka.Jene'.rr.:Sew inar Machines,
and Pistols reiiaired cheap and on .hurt notice.
Call opposite Hie Old Albright Hotel, East
Market Street. 10-ly
Brick lor Sale.
The rcry beat
article furnished at reasonable lates, aitkar
nt tbe kiln, 1T niilea North of town, i»r deliver-
D.N.KIKKI'ATKICK.
April -".i. _ia'l!:_
Kaan S. Vaumn Prraa A. FIU.XKMN.
Yal*tttinej It Frtnliin.
Jmpvrttrs and H'holetaU IMmUrl
IN
WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
notion*., fte.
No. 1208 MAIN STREET,
ttLOTLl&OJSm VA.
Aug. g&fa
N.H.D. WILSON,
General InstLraikoe Agent,
HuniliMo, n.c.
Bepceoanta FIBE Compe.niea with afgregatc
CAPITAL of
Teresa* aUlltoaa t ■•liars.
sUO THB
«TNA Life mStJRANCE COMPANY,
Unanrp—aesl by any in the CHEAFNK88
and RfltafciUly of itt Polkiea.
ASSETS Sl2,OOO.OCX3.
Call and inaure your property against loss
by tire, and tuna secure yon a hone, and pre-vent
eiubexieasiueDt in bnaineea, in caee of
accident.
Or Provide a LIKE POLICY for the rap-port
of yonr wife mid children when yon are
goni'. OKFICX r-Iiankiag Hotue of Wilson
3c Hhober, South Elm St. 77:ly
N. H.D. WILWIN. CHAS. E. SnuliKi:.
WILSOX A. MIOBKH.
BANKERS,
GREENSBORO, N.C,
(South Elm Street, opposite Expresu Olllce.)
Buy and wll Gold and Silver, Bonk Note*,
State and Government Bonds, Kail Koad Stocks
and Bonds, Sec., 4tc.
iy Iteceive Uonev on ilenosil subject to BIGHT
CHECK; ami allow imprest in kind
upon time deposits of CURRENCY or SPECIE.
Discount BaaineMM Psvper!
Collections Made at all Accessible Points.
Sept. 16th, ly
A. I*. 0PBRBT,
WITH
HURST, PURKIiLi & Co.,
IMIXIKTUUi, AMI WIIOI.1UAUC HXat-Klts IX
AMERICAN. ENGU8H, GERMAN aid FRENCH
DRY GOODS.
WHITE GOODS AND NOTIONS,
No. 211 Baltimore St., BALTIMORE.
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A. MA 1.1111. V Jan Lilly.
IMl'I.Hl KKH ANH MANUFACTUKKR8
Coach A Sa«Mlery
HARDWAEE,
-J-.' W'.-ot Ualtimor*Strwt,
BALTIMORE, MD.
AiiKUttl 18*iim.
11IIE AMERICAN BEE HIVE,-
(SStle upeuing Bluvt<abltB Comb.)
CeMi •' . I;. tmliiu^ ou llwjkgeaia. Kx
ImiMTf \,'ii'.iit»« s-ny it in *.li»* 1 rM aiiiti
clh-ajitfi li:\,- in time.
of Farm Hij-lii for making anil uf^iog
J W. ALRKIGHT,
(ir*H»ii*.Hiro, or,
A. E. KITCHEN,
NoW l ..:. -I.-;;. N. C-i*
-!s4» autburized lo rfceive
Boe lOwpeii Junrual nn<l
ett t'lllll ■ . L'.'el " ]{(f
I ill bi* trldiii.itil ul
S.—Tilt* hl'uvi" hi
mptM ii- fof ibv '
i *\ AitricuHur.*!
KwpenTrxl B. ok " tor *IL\V 13&tf
5. K. NAWB8,
wrnui.WH.s a KETAIL I.KALKR M ANTHRACITE
AM)
BifiiininoiM Coal,
l/.!.:..i ;li .iii.i CalJ Street*.
-R^iaJHIiyXOJSriD, VA.
So* jOKkn-pd
Jewelry Given Away I
RALPH'S CAROLINA SNUFF
I.* n atrolttl, Ire-h Pnnff—lnaiiiifiictured from a
. I ..: .._» ui* leaf, by a peculiar prorses,arbiBa
i• i...■ v.- the imparitiea—yecretaiua aU the afo-iti.
liaror of tUeToeeateev
This rtnulF b neatly packed in one and two
IICI tin gee,—:iti<l for tile pur|>oe<i of making
it popuiar. lu-nty boxe- in erery gross cen-laius
some beautiful article ofjewelry.
r'rr Bale ai retail by all tbe stone, and erdere
al belorj price, by
ETT.Pll.UIHD 1811.
CU8H1NOS
* BAILKY,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
WW BALTIMORE ST., BALTIMOBJi,
Hare the
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK
In the uitv of
SCHOOL MEDICAL
uud LAW, and DENTAL,
CLASSICAL
and MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS.
An immense enuply of
GENERAL BANK AND COUNTING HOUSE
STATION EH.Y.
Blank Booka nuule to order in any stylo of
Binding aud Ruling.
The ennte careftd attention given to
ORDERS
U to FBMOXAL ri-rjcilASM.
INSIDE riOVKMS ALWAYS.
Send fcr oatalogne, eke Sept. !S:3m
BHl'CES' FABILY SOAP.
50 Boxes washing Soap,
at nunuJeeturer'B price by the box,
k'or sale by
Sept. 9th, 1970. JAS. SLOAN & SONS.
P«T OF THE HOUSEHOLD.
Where did yoa come fioru baby, dear t
Oat of tbe e verywhere into here.
Where did yon get yonr eyee eo bine t
Oat of the aky aa I came through.
Where did yon get that little tear 1
I found it waiting when I got here.
WhattnakeiTonr foreheaileo smooth and Light
A aoft hand atroked it as I went by.
What aakea you cheek like a warm, white
roeet
I saw something better than any one knows.
Whence that three-cornered aiuilo of bliea f
Three angela gave it at one kisa.
Where did yon get this pearly ear f
God spoke, and it came ont to hear.
Where did you get those arms anal hands t
Lore mads lteelf into hooks and bands.
Feet,whence didyon come,yon darling things?
From the same box as the cherub's wing*.
How did they all jut come to be you f
God thought about me, and ao I grew.
Bat how did yoa eome to ni, yon dear f
God thought about me, and ao I am here.
The Pretidential Protpect.—The New
York Herald has an article going to
show that the Republican party is on
the road to ruin. It gives the follow-ing
exhibit of the division of tbe States
between tbe two parties, as indicatinl
in the results of this year'n,ortlie latest
State election.
DEMOCRATIC.
Scales. £'*«■». Volt:
Alabama 8
Arkanaaa 5
California "■
Connecticut I>
Delaware •
Florida 3
Georgia. 9
Indiana 13
Kentucky 11
Maryland 7
Missouri 11
Nevada 3
New York 33
North Carolina.... 9
Oreoon 3
l'eimeseee 1"
Virrinia 10
Weat Virginia 6
Rr.rrm.icA.v.
Slate: EUtt, Fain.
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas 7
Louisiana 7
Maine 7
Maaaaehaaetti I!
Miohignu 8
Minnesota 4
Kel.ra.ska 3
New Hampshire.. f»
New Jersey 7
Ohio ." 21
lVnnsv'.v.in'ii-. 86
Rhode Island 4
South Carolina.. 3
Vertooitt
Wisconsin t.
cessity for a good cowshed. The fol-lowing
is a receipt for making a good
cow-shed: Ponr a pailful of boiling
hot water on her back.and if that don,t
make H .rood cow-shed—her hair we
are no prophet to anybody. Sow is
tbe time for planting your winter hay.
The pink-eyed Southdown is proba-bly
the best variety: as it don't need
poling aud begins to lay early.
Total 148
Total '">4
" Hern we have all tbe States but
two—Mississippi autl Tt\a,—tlM cue
giving seven electoral vovs and An-other
six, tbe seven being hardly m re
positively good for the Republicans
than the six are for tbe Democrats.—
The RepulAiooM Forty m* it if.—Hon.
John Quincy Adams, in a recent let-ter,
accepting the Democratic nomina-tion
for Governor of Massachusetts
makes the following pertinent com-ments
upon the condition and claims
of the Republican party. He says:
The only real claim of the Republi-can
party, of late, to public confidence,
is by a parade of trophies. Without
head, or system, or principles, it is
held together only by the life ot decay
—corruption. Its system of taxation
is the most burdensome and the least
democratic in the world; its currency
is the robbery of tbe poor, while Ha
vaunted redaction of the debt has only
been accomplished by a cruel taxation,
which doubles the burden by taking
two dollars from the people for each
dollar paid the public creditor.
" This scheme of imposts is deliber-ately
and craftily organized in tbe in-terests
of associated capital alone, and
is as certainly, if not as palpably, a
violation of every principle of equal
democratic government as was tbe
cognate policy of tbe same party, by
which :HI hundred millions of acres
of the people's homestead lands have
io been given away to railroad eortOra-tions.
This cunningly devised sciesne
will this year take five or six hundred
millions of dollars from the people.and
pay it over to the capitalists who own
your mines and mills nnd furnaces nod
salt works, to-alleviate their unprofita-ble
labors, as certainly as if the tax
was openly levied and the bounty
avowedly paid. Under the same sys-tem
our ocean shipping is broken up
ami ont shipyards are closed, and the
fti -si g 'u••'. rjfKew England uolong-er
fetches the cost of the buildings
upou it. And that its conspicuous
merit in affording protection to the
American workman from the pauper
labor of Europe ma v be apparent to
■he me; ie.k'ca|aci y, almost the only
arti lewhich: admits duty IVee, is
an unlini ted snpprj, of cheap Chines?.
imported in lots to suit capitalists."
Th, Population of the .Warm Wares.—It has
been aaanmed that the Southern State, had
au.tained such lane loeaea of population du-ring
the war that Tittle or no increase was to
fol-
.' - ■! t Tt *■ '■
that he has no time to help her. But
I think his only study is base ball.—
And she says Willy is weakly, and
never could stand.work;: tt makes him ^ 5,,,^ „y ,h9 ptMeBt Mnm Th,
Wilt right dOWO. I WpUldlet Dim Wilt, lowing fignres disprove this aaeertlon:
Johnny comes- home and swears at'her gTATM
beesaseelimwr is-not-csady. Bntiahs Alabama'
•ays he is in sa eb a hurry to get back Arkanaaa,
tO his atlldloS, Delaware,
These are my reasons, for saying £3t
there are white sqoawsas well as red Kentucky,
ones. . Louisiana,
Mr. Printer, yon need not be afraid jfeqfrFf.
to print this, because no big Jngin will, Saeewrf,
take it to himself, and other people: North Carolina
will find a great many In gins that .{South Carolina.
wfllit
Dtrorue J)«y,—The 80s of Ke*em
bee waa a memorable day in the Cinci
nati courts—it was "Divorce day."—
The scene is thus described:
"In tbeCommon PleasGonrt on Tues-day
the divorce docket, comprising *Tp-wards
of sixty cases, was called.. At
9 o'clock tbe court-room was nearly
filled with women of varionsdegrees Of
aoetel position, of all ages, and all- aa
tions, except the "heathen. Chinee/*
soliciting judicial relief for their many
grievances—neglect desertion, cruelty,
and infidelity befrr'among the principal
charges made by the "better halves,,
against their lords.
The number present was swelled
enormously by the fact that every
woman who had filed a petition
brought, on an average, .three ot her
sex along as witnesses. Kany, too,
brought their babies along, tarnishing
the music for the occasion gratis.
In a few cases the husbands were
plaintiff. It appears to be a general
reckoning day all round for the violators
of matrimonial contract The only cases
called were those in which no answers
had been filed to the petitions, leaving
the immense majority ot eases to be
hereafter disposed of
It thus sppears, then, that from ouri Anticipated D'ucoverUt in Rome.—It
latest elections the Presidential el.c-1 is said that the present authorities of
toral vote ot the Uuited States s Dai i ! •.,.,! > in'cr.d to • ear the splendid fi>
°°Jf,tic'''„ „ .... mm of Augustus of the rubbish that
The Herald says "this exhibit is 1'
Startling." Tbe real truth ot the CAM
is much more startling. Stales are
"OUR FATHER'S HOUSE;"
OR,
THE uTIWMTTEN WORD.
BT Daniel March, D. D., author of tbe popular
Night Scenes." This master in thought and
oct 10:4m
B. W. GLEtm & SON,
Greeasboro, N. C»
Palmer, Hartsook & Co.,
( onimi^on ^lerchanto.
Ho. 1*3*2*1* *C•—ary S"•treet,
Kich.nontl, >"n.
Special attention given to consignment*of
V"
lunde
leyFlour Mills.
UKO. 8. PALMKK, ) Refer to MeesraJluanASpn
D. J HAHT».H.K, \ QrttnAon.
W.H.H.PAI-MER.J Sept. 8:4m,ptl
iseia. aiieiuion coiisiKiimeiiU jraiu, Hour and tobacco. LiberalaaWaare
e. Reg« furnished for grain on applicative,
rente for several celebrated Virginia ^-
Notice to Dentists.
WE bare and will keep on hand all the time
a small stock of 8. 8. WHITE'S ertlfljial
teeth, Gold foil and instruments.
NOT. Otb, 1670.
R. W. GLENN A. SON,
Greensboro, N. C.
nor 10:3a
hough _
language- shows us untold ricbee and beauties i
the Greet House, with ite Blooming Mowers, eing-iiiR
birde, waring palms, rolling clouds, beautiful
bow, sacred mountains, delightful rivers, mightr
oceaue. thundering voices, biasing heavens and
Tast aaieent will: inuiitlsea beings in millions of
worlds, in.l reads to in, in each th- Unwritten
Wofd. ltuee-iiuled nailer, ornate engravings and
superb liiudinK. " Rich and varied in thought."
"Chaetc." " Easy and graceful in style." "Cor-rect,
pure and elevating in its teudem'y." "Beau-tiful
and good."' "A household treasure." Com-mendations
like the above from College Presi-dents
and ProteM-ors, niiiiisters of all diHioiiiiit;.-
tiona, and Ui. religious and secular pre*.* all over
the country. lie treeliueee. purity ol language,
with clear open type, tine steel engravings, suli-stautial
binning, and low price, make it tU boot
for the warnt: Agents are selling trom 50 !■• lot)
per week.
We want Clergvnien, .School Teachers, smart
young men and ladies to introduce the work for
us in even- township, and we will pay liberally.
No intelligent man or woman rieeil be without a
paying business.
Send for ciicnlar, full description, and terms
AJdnas, ZIEGLER & XcCDBET,
111 S. Sixth Street, riiiL., Tu.
139 Race Siren, Cincinnati, Ohio.
t» Monroe 8trmt, Chicago, HI.
MM N. Sixth St., St. Loui» Mo.
Sept.l:4m or, Wi Main St., Spiingtie'd, Mass.
NEW STORE ! NEW GOODS !!
THE uudersigued would respectfully in-form
;ho public that they are .iow open-ing
and intend keeping ronalantlr on hand.a
large ami well selected etoek of
FINK FAMILY GROCERIES,
SLASS AXU WkmHm WAML,
FANCY ARTICLES, &c.
All of which they offer low for CASH or
rBODlTI! at Market prices. TheT would
eepec iaUy call the attention of meaeekeiaptrs
to their Stock. South Elm street.neit dear
to Benbow'e New Hotel.
Mfctf C. E. ECKEL A CO.
set down as Republican in the above
bich tbe Radicals cannot possibly
carry. Pennsylvania, with her twen-ty-
six electoral votes, gave a .small
majority at her October election, in
the Congressional districts, t'oi
Democrats, and if th»" gain £<>es on
there for another year, as it has ilum
has covered it over for sees. This fo
rum was the must magnificent inKoine
and all the ancient authors speak ad-miration
of the wonderful treasures of
art which have bean so long buried
beneath the soil of the modern city.
It is also io be hoped that the Gov-
, ernmem i. Victor Emanuel will allow
tbe j th« course oi the Tibei to be tempora-
| rily turned at a imiut just above LUnne
| Ait English company offered to do this
in the past year, the Democratic ma-1 maI|v vwrg ««, i,ul lue papa| Gov.
jonty will be from 25,00 ■ ernment would not permit it; though
Take her twenty-six votes off and put ' offered an enormous sum for its per
them in the other cohimn, ami the re-sult
is one hundred and eight} Demo-cratic
electoral votes fo one hundred
and twenty-two Republican. Demo-cratic
majority, fifty-six.
But then New Jersey, New Hamp-shire,
Illinois, aud Wisconsin, with
thirty four electoral votes, are all of
them States the Democrats wonld con-test
with fair hopes of success. In
Illinois they have just gained 40,000
in a year, and a very slight flow of the
same current makes the State firmly
Democratic. New Jersey was lost by
personal squabbles, and will be recap-tured
at the Presidential election. In
short,the showing for the Republicans
is a great deal worse than appears from
tbe hasty statement in the Helral.—
Wath. Patriot.
HINTS TO FARMERS.—By the "Fat
Contributor."—Now chat winui is ap
proehing, it would perhaps be as well
to discontinue haying, and turn your
attention to getting in your fall saw-logs.
No farmer can consider bis fall
work complete nn*il he has his cellar
well supplied with saw-logs. Seated
around the biasing hearth of a w intei's
night, there is no fruit more delicious.
A com-sponpent asks us what we think
oflate ploughing. Ploughing should
not be continued later than 10 or 11
o' clock at night. It gets Hie horses
in the habit of Staying out late, and
unduly exposes the plow. We have
known plows to acquire stringlial and
inflammatory rheumatism from late
ploughing. Don't do it. To another
correspondent who want us to suggest
a good drain on a farm, ro would say
»lseav> mt»ng<ifc< .... ,..., .,,. .-,;... ,..\
drain it about as rapidly
we know of.
0 tat calls*
The auhsenber would aanounoe lo the pab
In- that he has just received a new and handsome
assortment of cheap calicoes, all of which have
been purchased aiswe the recent decline, and will
be sold at the lew price or twelra and a half eta.
Call and see them.
M5:3wpd R. N. CALDVTELL.
SOUTHERN HOTEL,
***Wi *CALi5B, Proprietor,
G-reensboro, N.G.
mraSwell known Haae!. .moe changing
JL hauda.ba. bee. r»i«<awl .aninnL
™Jf ">?*-«• with any in th. State.ar South.
."ta"'"t«1^«»-n>'detofihe bwaaeaa porUon
E. Ii. ALLEY, Manager.
mission. It is believed that the mud
of the Tiber is tilled with tbe remains
of art—all the statues on the Roman
bridge are known to lie below, as well
as many vases of gold and silver, to-gether
with immense sums of money,
all thrown into the river when the city
was sacked by tin-Northern barbarians.
It is also asserted that in tbe channel
of the river, near one of the ancient
bridges, will certainly be found the fa-mous
golden candlestick taken from
the Temple at Jerusalem.
White Squatct.—Aa fosay fry Bill
WUkint, a Boy.—A squaw is an Iugiu
woman. She is generally the wife of
a big Ingiu man. She does all the
hard work. She raises corn, beans,
potatoes, whiskey, babies, and other
vegetables, for her Iugiu. She carries
wood, makes the fire, cooks the victuals,
autl blacks his boots, while her big
fngin sits in the parlor and reads his
newspaper, or loafs at a grocery and
talks " lios*' ;o other loafers. When
he comes home late at night, drunk,
he whips his squaw because supper is
uo. ready. A squaw works like a
horse, ami gels a iickiu' for her pains.
I'm i suppose she likes it; else why
does she i.ii up nith i:f
Urn I knew .t good many squaws
among white people. They do all tbe
work at home, take iu washing or
s -wing, and support the family, includ
iug big login, Huiiehe.is very busy
drinking and gambling,or tisliing. The
« bite squaw generally has a house full
oi'youug ones. And they soon learn
to treat her as their father treats her.
.She drudges in the kitchen, while her
Ui... >...i, .;..,.„..... „...'. .:.•■.,:., .'.... . trusts w bit
anything ; bt the window and look at the people.
' But the while squaw does not want
Pretty Severe.—The copiousness of
the English language, perhaps was nev-er
more apparent than in the following
eiiaracter, given by a lady of her own
husband : "He is," says she, "an ab-horred,
barbarous, capricious, detesta-ble
cnivons, fastidious, hard-hearted,
illiberal, ill-natured,jealous.keen.lo.-ith-
Bome, malevolent, nauseous, obstinate,
passiom-ve, quarrelsome, raging, saucy
tnnraliziug, uncomfortable, vexatious,
abominable, bitter, captions, disagree-able,
execrable, fierce, grating, hasty.
malicious, obstreperous, peevish, rest
less, savage, tart, waspish, worrying,
acrimonious, arrogant, awkward, boor
isu, brawling, brutal, bullying, chur-lish,
crabbed, cross, dismal, dull, dry,
drow«y, grumbling, horrid, huffish,
insolent, intractable, morose, petulant,
rough, rude, spiteful, stern, stubborn,
stupid, sulky, surly, suspicious, trench
erous, turbulent, tyrannical, virulent
wrangling, yelping dog-in-a-manger."
Tea
Texas. JEM}.
Wee* Ttawlata.
Aggregate.
Incr
1870.
1,008.000
4SB.103
1S6.000
1-9,9*5
1.1*6,000
1.3x3,864
710,394
780,000
834.190
1.708.000
1,079.090
735.f«»
1,988.336
850,000
1,800,607 )
447,048 j
1860.
9M.200
435,450
118.91*
140,484
MRM
1.1SR.684
708.009
687089
791.309
1,188,018
99«e«M
703,708
1,109,801
134,815
1.59S.318
lS.OeT.SSS
1,717,749
18.230,078
The Public Debt—The statement of
the public debt, issued from the Treas
ury Department to-day, shows totals
as follows:
Debt bearing interut in Coin.
Bdfcda at 6 per
dent, $ 819.307,300,00
Bonds at 6 per
esnt, 1,731,562,900,00
*l,960,C70.2uO,O0
Debt bearing Interett in Lawful
Money.
Certificates at
3 per cent,.. $45,070,000.00
Navy pension
fund at 3 per
cent 14,000.000.00
Debt on which interest has
ceased since maturity,
Debt liearimg no Interut.
Demand and le-gal
tender not**t3&6,lCKL3S1.00
Fractional cur-rency
39,289,793.89
Certificates of
gold deposits 13,666,500.00
S59.O70,isjU.O0
3,393,117.35
-t409,05P.fil4.S9
Total debt, $2,422,191,937.24
Interest, 49,532,880.70
Total debt, principal and in-terest,
to date, including
interest due and unpaid,.. $8,471,730,812.!Ni
Amount in Treasury.
Coin 1103.131,073.48
Currency 88,815,383.93
$199,946,457.41
Debt, lees amonnt in theTreaa-nry
$2,341,784,355.55
Debt,leas amount in theTreaa-ury
on the 1st ultimo 8,346,913,o\52,2S
Decrease of debt daring the
past month
Decreaae of debt sinoe March
let, 1870
$5,129,296.73
$96,544,121.02
When y„u make cider select nothing j them to woi k. She wants them to be
but the souude i turnips, chopping
them into sled leugth before cradling
them. In boiliL. yum -itk-i , septa y
ot ice, and wheu boling han, it up a
tbe sun to dry. A pick ,tx should never
he need in picking apples. It has a
tendency to break down '.L-.- ■;i:<-~ aud
damage the hive.
In sowing your winter apple-jrck a
horse-rake will be found preferable t.»
a step-ladder. Step-ladders are liable
to freeze up, and a: hardly palatable
unless boiled with sugar.
In cutting down hemlock trees for
canning select, only the largest.
throw away the chips as they make
fine parlor ornaments, encased iu rustic
frames of salt and vinegar.
The coining cold weather should
suggest to the humane farmer the ne-
. .*nty don't :o to school, they
work. They 1. ice no money, but
cili In m a A\: and if.'.-r awhili
mi it., son -tUii: - elge than
latiit
■io;.
1 . J
thej
laili
I know :t little squaw whose hns-l.
i'ui i-.. ..Mi.ii..|nr.:.. ITesayahenever
did work, -mu never wilt. IIo ha.no
iroiK v. !,.' he w tilts about tho streets
v.itu .i ;...!i( and gloves, IJi; says he
can't yet into business. By that he
means getting sAm*bod; te lend him
the mouej i<> live on. Now aud then
he borrows live, dollars of somebody
Don't! who don't know him. Ifis wife takes
in wishing ard does all the Work.
She even saws the wood. She has
two sons who aie young men, hut they
let her sal the wood. .She says Johnny
is studying so hard at his profession
The statement of bonds issued to
the Pacific Railroad Company, inter-est
payable in lawful money, shows
totals aa follows: Amount outstand-ing,
964,618,832; interest accrued and
not yet paid, 11,292,376.64; interest
pawl by the United 8tates,#8,815.345,-
-'.!>; interest repaid by transportation
<-i mails' 12,412,683.12 ; balance ofin-tetest
paid by the United States, $0,-
402,662.37.
Chinese in San Franeisoo.—It ap-pears
from the census, says the San
Francisco Bulletin, that there are 11,-
817 Chinese in San Francisno.of whom
2,040 are females, mostly of the lowest
class, 1,148 are under fifteen years of
age, and 320 were born in California.
They own but little property, the re-turns
showing only 974,800 of real
estate and •1,188,080 of personal prop-erty;
altogether only •1.262.880. This
wonld be less than 9110 for each
individual, while the remainder of the
city's valuation, •258,793,625, divided
between tbe remainder of the popu
lation, 138,544, wonld give an average
of fl ,900 to each person,
The houses tbe Chinese occupy are
nearly all rented from our own people,
and the small wealth they return is
less evenly divided than among onr-sel
ves.and yet their wants are so si m
pie that they present fewer examples
of pauperism. Probably tbe greater
Iiart of the money they save goes to
China, whither they ail expect to re-turn,
and thus they seem to be poorer
than they really are,
NorthCarolina is •18,000,000 in debt
Tennessee has been plunged in debt
since the cloce of the war to an extent
which not only suggests repudiation,
but makes the suggestion one which
may be entertained without dishon-esty.
Bullock, in Georgia, has taken
possession of the state railroads and
squandered their revenues. The state
treasurer says the governor has plnn-lered
the state. The radical*, in Ala-hamahnd
schemes for saddling on the
Rtnteatfebt of ••bout *?4,000,090 for
railroad enterprises. Harrison Reed,
the governor of Florida, with the help
of a legislature oompoaed of negroes
and carpet-baggers, has increased the
deb* <-•!' tbe state to in extent which
makes payment of it impossible.
These faeta will help to make im-pressivc
the subjoined from a Xorth
Carolina, correspondent of the Mew
York Tribune :
"Plainly, theeurse ofthe state, has
been a set of migratory eomoranfs. who
are now fast learinir bills nnpaid and
bonds forfeited for deficits in their ac-counts."
Who are thesedisrepntable demago-gues
t What inducements were offer
pd them to go to North Carolina ?—
Under what laws were the decent men
in the state loaded with political dis
abilities, and the" cormorants" and
negroes made the only class caiwble
of holding civil offices 1—Chicago
Time*.
Fecundity of Rabbits.—As we have
annually complaints of the destruction
of trees and shrubs bv rabbits, farmers
and gardeners will do well to watch
them closely. Someidca of their rapid
increase may lie formed from the fol-lowing
extract from an Australian let
ter pnblished in the London Field:—
About three years ago a Mr. Kobinson
turned out thirteen wild rabbits on
his run. and now morn than £7.000
have been spent in trying to get rid of
them. There are said to be over 50.000
of them in the district, and they are
spreading all over the country. We
are now about forming a company to
kill and preserve them for exportation.
Two thousand four hundred rabbits
were killed in one day by a party of
gentlemen with guns about three weeks
since, and they were all destroyed, not
one of them used, to compel the dealers
to kill for themselves, and so help to
destroy them. It is said that over 100,-
000 have been killed, and still they
appear as numerous as ever; and ail
these from thirteen rabbits in a little
over three years!
A Ptetmre •/ IWwp*.—The "Will o*
the Wisp," an English paper, satirical
and oonaerratiTS, baa this picture of
Europe :
Bnaia •orerta,
Turkey fears;
Austria pondere,
Italia cheers.
Belgium-Holland,
Walt in dread;
Denmark's palsied,
Spain is dead.
France Is bleeding,
Prussia aoan;
Britannia shnta her eyes
And—snores!
A good time to eat dinner—When it
is ready.
What was the first bet nuule 1 The
alphabet - «
The great senses taker—brandy and
water.
Over two-fifths of all tbe atarofa
manufactured in this country is made
in New Hampshire.
Tbe Island of Cuba is a little larger
than the united area of Maine,Vermont
and Rhode Island.
What reason have we to suppose
that beer was made in the ark t The
kangaroo was seen to go in with hops,
and tbe bear was always brain.
A colored poet of Memphis baa re-duced
the Fifteenth Amendment and
the Enforcement Bill to rhyme as fol-lows
:—
It ia a alo to steal a pin,
A crime to ent a throat—
Bnt a darned eight bigger to stop a nigger
From putting in bis vote.
The Vicar of Doncaster found the
accompanying lines written in pencil
on the walls of the belfry of Doncas-ter
parish church. They happily de-fine
" ringing," " chiming " and " toll-ing":—
The t'olttred Race.—The following
tacts have been obtained at the Omsoa
Bureau, showing a comparison of the
census of I860 and 1870 as the col-ored
race in the Sates: In !l"> counties
in Georgia, 1860.34O.82y; 1870.393,175.
Delaware, 2U.26; 22.2L0. In 13 < oun
ties ia Kentucky, \:<:.^s : 12,513,—
One county in Mary-laud, 6.4J0; 5,-
534. Twentyoue counties of Terns,
21.475: 27,756. Fifty-two counties ol
Virginia, 274,086; 258,052. Fourteen
counties of West Virginia, 1,776: L-
347. One county ia Sooth <'—■"';—
A little darkey was recently found
sitting on the steps of a fashionable
house in New York, crying pitifully.—
" What's the matter wid you t" asked
a colored woman. " Matternuff—dou-ble
trouble all ober de house. Fader
am drunk—rnudder hab gone home
wid Hose—sis broke de looking glass
wid de broom stick—tie baby got her
eyes full of kyan pepper, and little
Ned Antony put de mustard on de
hair for goose grease. I put salt in
my tea tor white sugar, and it makes
me seasick. De dog iic-ked Ned's lace
| and got his motif full.of mnstuid, and
lies under debedbowlin. De kitten
;;'it bet head m de milk |mt, anil I cat
[ her head off to saba de piteher, ami
den I had to break de pftjeher fo git
I de head out, and tie way I'll git licked
'.when ipudder conies home lor-ui:in
de !>*J afire, will be a sin.''
I lisagr* able and impertinent—Ruin
staring a person iu the face.
Carolina, St Cloud i, a total ruiu.thepictures
J^noo' iv n ' District of Columbia, land tapestry all burned. The bust of
10,983; 35,426. Total of 200 counties ' Napoleon and some books were sav<-d-
*W£M£FA£' im' "*•■• The enor of. moment is often the 908, 1870, 7»«V«3. I ^^. rf ft who,e^
To call the folks to church in time,
I chime.
When Mirth and Pleasure's on the wing,
I ring.
When from tbe body parts the soul,
1Mb
Owing to the war, New Jersey will
have to furnish all the French wines
of the vintage of 1870.
Fashion, tobacco, wine, and bad
cooking, are among the things which
injure American youth.
"I say, Sam, if I tells yon a lie, why
is dat like my ole armchairT* "I
doesn't see the semblance, Pet" "Wal
look yere: 'cos it's de seat (deeeiti dat
I use."
"Sam, why don't you talk to your
massa. nnd tell ntn to lay up his treas-ure
in Heaven f
"What's de nse of laying up hia
treasure dere. he neber see am agin."
Rhode Island has 166 population to
the sqnare mile. Massachusetts has
157. New York, which stands third
on the list, has only 84.
Patience is exemplified in the man
who left his wagon while bis horse
balked, set on a rock and read the bi-ble
till the animal was hungry enough
to go home.
An old criminal was once asked
what was the first step that led him to
ruin when he answered, "the first step
was to cheat a printer out of two dol-lars
subscription to his paper. When I
did that the devil got such a hold on
me I could never shake him off."
A careless Chicagoan has been fin-ed
910 for throwing his wife on t nf the
window, to the danger of persona pas-sing
underneath.
Endeavor, if possible.to keep a clear
conscience, and two or three clean
shirts. Rise with the lark, but avoid
larks in the evening. Be above ground
in all dwellings, and above board iu
all your dealings. Love your neigh-bor
as yourself, but don't have too
many of them in the same house with
you.
A California paper, believing that
success is a test of merit refuses to
mention the name of a yonng man
who failed in an attempt at suicide.—
'Those who get their name iu this pa-per
must succeed,' says the writer.
A crusty old bachelor says that wo-men's
hearts are as brittle as glass,
and a man who wishes to engrave his
name on them must use diamonds, or
he will not be successful.
Don't give up trying to do right;—
whatever your trials may be, look
above for strength ; do your duty and
leave the result with God.
Six young men, boarders at a Chica-go
boarding-house, collected several
hundred bed-bugs, pinned them on a
sheet of paper in divisions and regi-ments,
and labeled tbe paper, •Opera-tions
on the Rhine,' and left the seat
of war to be studied by the landlady.
A Philadelphia negro went to sleep
with his head on the railroad track,
and a hand car canie along and ran
over him. He got np swearing that a
nigger couldn't get any rest anywhere,
without some white man wonld come
along to bother him. One of the wheels
was broken.
An Arkansas editor gives a brother
quill driver this first rate notice s "The
volcanic, pimple-headed, blisterbrain-ed,
owl-faced, spiked-nosed, weasel
eped, web-footed, peg-legged, lilliau-tiau,
foggy pettifogger of the Demo-
• rat does not like our personal appear-ance.
Until this foul mouthed, bra-zeu
ilHi.iscr has been run through a
sieve, a Alter, scoured, scrubbed.
swabbed, sponged aud disinfected, un-til
he is a fit object to enter decent so-ciety,
we will forbear having anything
to say about him."
Says an ancient writer when " a man
dies people say what property has he
left T" bnt tbe angels say to him what
g ood deeds hast thon asot before thee.