The Greensboro patriot [April 6, 1871]

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M GREENSBORO, K.C,
By DUFFY 4 ALBRIGHT.
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Established ii!"*8M.i THURSDAY, APR1X 6, 1871. {New Series No. 163.
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Remember the
DFiATDI
TOMBS and
MONUMENTS.
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N. H. D. WILSON,
Oeneral Iiisumii<-<> Airi-nt,
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B.pr^.nunREO^-».««*»»"W*
Turnl) ffMllllUr ~t Dollara.
ACTS! Ufe EW«.lScB COMPANY,
,.„.,'* |,} .», in ll.. ( IIKA1NESS
ami KflluMill) ul its Pullciaf,
ASSETS S12.000.000.
Call awl ilium* }»"' I""!'11.1' "« j ''"■
l.v lire, anil fbu- BHW you a honie, and pro.
..'-iit eu.oari.waiii-iit iu buainea., IU caav at
U3T Pri.vMi- > UFB POLK 1 f-r ll"' f"p-
,,..ii ..| \mil >■ ifr »nd rHHmi wh.n >"'i »'•)
•woo. "ii.ucfc-llaiil.nis HBOSBof Wil»on
« abober, s..njl. Kim 8i. W|
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W11.SU.V &. MIOHI H.
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liny anil M-11 liold aail Slier, li.n.k N..H-,
*.!.• ami GiirwaaHM* Band*, Kail Baail Slocks
aiid H.....I". 4'.* Ac. , ,_.
|V KTMVI Mow? '... .. *:!,i.l-j."M.. MWii
CHECK; and allow juipii.i In kiml
u|-., liawdcpaaiai a* (Jl KKKM V ..rSl'tClK.
IIIMCIIUIII UnailmMia l*«iM-r!
J tl iL.d»w.lISi IMIediOK Made it tl Aci*«wiWe ?"inls.:
THK OOTCAST.
Bleak WIDJH of winlt'r.Hobbiiin ami moaning.
I'lack not my rags will" >'">"* 1'itilt^
band ;
Here in the darknptut. obi an.l JMftHllft
Hnaolm, »IM1 Mandleaa, nad Htar\ingl
viand.
BcoiurfMMl by the white icy wbipa <>f the tt'iu-pe
«t.
I wander forlorn on HIT .Violate way,
Forgotten of earth. :mil forsaken of Heaven,
Too fYozL'ii (0 kneel.und toobangr} to pray.
1 look at ihe stately ;«n<l palare-'ike dwell-itign
That line with theirgraadenr the pathway
I tread,
I fancy the brightneon ami waimtli of the
hearthstone.
The plenteous board with the wine »n<! the
broad ;
1 BM tlie Uea<lH bow'd with a reverent ni.-an-
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A Meaning is breathed o'er the sumptuous
fare;
Will it rise to (he ear of the pitifnl Father,
Or die of the cold, like tin- vagabond's
prayer t
Hark ! midnight. The ehime frem the ehnnh
lower above me
t»ro]>s Milenuily down thronjrli the whirl «.f
the btorni:
If one conlil but pans throngfa the gate to the
portal,
Could deep there, ami dream it wa-* lighted
an«I warm.
(live way, cruel bars! let me Ihrongh to a re-fiige!
liivt «aj ! bin I rave, and the Aerca ariub
reply.
••No ..mm in Hiii !.
cl.ildr
Kn loom it. Iiw porch for a
f..r Hi. vagabond
iiliu-i lodio."
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■ . ». Hank raptrj
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So lomn in his dmUlDaja—no rooin in tin*
oliiirrlii-.*.
No r....ii. in 1 in- priaon—for Imugur'a no
i-iiiiu-.
I« ili.-r. n.ni.i in the b.il of the river. I won-der,
Peepilown by lb-' pi-v in il /eaad lb*
II ' •1. r.rd.Rwk.
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|„ |.-, , I Slaler
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Stock "H. taunting **iiid! 1 can laugh but an
anawer,
An houi. ami your bitteroat breath I Uelj :
Sin. •■ bai-«ia.i i..>'out oi ii'-'i. honm atuoiig
mortals, •
I will knock at the gate of His home in the
ikv! <> vaW'j v.. "V..
Sept. IIMi, IT
Chas. G. Yate§,
MANUFACTURER OF
1'IN. Bbeet Iran ami Copper Warn, ami dealer
Ii,-, ffoodV, ll..:-. Boaiaaad Sli.^-t-. Wno.l
... I..;..,|-. f.-li-v. -..lliia- Ware, Cro.
, ... .,,-. St.v.-. and aaawtrd Good.. Benerally.—
' T-l i. Y.1) Ax J.< A w , N., 41 iMMiia Elm M«raa,Ui abara^l.C Uoad^
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Buchanan * lyTcDoaal.d,
Grocery and Confectioneiy,
(Oamar tii....-l at Dapat,)
KEEP nmatanthr un hand a fall a— «ln lid
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IIAISINS.
OKAMUES. A.c.
A tin- pluck -■: Family 1.1 - rlee ..i lie- l..we-i
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A1-. a Kill -iip].lv of ill- fii.—i Liquor" kepi
i. Ii bar adjuiiiiug.
Tl.- i-i br^ndi i-f Cigai* ci-n-tarty an hand
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SCALES .\ SCALES, | Something New in Greensooro!
V'lT'OKN KYS AT LAW! JAB.W. ALwaoyg
.. «iai. Federal and COMMERCIAL BROKER.
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. . . «w ffi 'i-i'i ,./«. R. 1'earce,
AUCTIONEER,
Haee«aen»'d raaan on
Business Cards. **"**?2vv'"' M-i'k1-•"'*"' <ir.'i-nilioni. 7«». « . \ LoweU—the eitv of A>
A\* E -v'! rilher sell publlrlj or piva'-ly. saj ' "
If ami rtavrtb'tig txii-i^'iinl la n*.
f*^" On.-i.':itiia-..i--f««:: «*UKJ* dealerii •*-
llcitetl. Dw. i:»:!.. 1-7" ly
llatwise, tike the leaves i.f a book, the thlck-n
«H tin .HI-h theui is siiten miles. In addi-tion,
it takea some seven Bviltloos of natn>
phletft and twelve milliona of circular* to
meet the public <leraand for this kind of in-formation.
Our animal isauM of pamphlet*
alone, laid solid upon each other, nmke a
pile ci};ht a quarter miles high. Tbecirru-lars
uieatiured edgewise reach 1004 miles, and
these assertions arn matters of inathematical
riTtaiuty. Whatever the estimation in
which thexe ]inblication« maj be held hare,
they reach the fireside* of mlUsaM aaommil-lious
of men who do treasuro and ragaM
them, and who in their trials do ltaad the
connael they briii^.
Not only over the&e gn-at Western eoati-n.-
iils but throughout that other land so
little known to you, under our feet, the dius-traliau
continent, there are few village* an
large as this which are not familiar with the
name you have chosen, and employing the
remedies ''..( bear it.
TLII-. t;eutleiiien, have 1 striven in my
humble -; !H-I- to render some aervice to my
leUOjwmen, and to deserve among the atflict-nd
and unfortunate some regard for the laun
which your kind partialitp hangs on thee*
walls around me. We may look forward
with confident hope to the renown you will
gather under it, and the prosperity, which
there is reason to trust the futnre has in snore
lor you. Situated as you are here ou one of
the main arteries between the west and east,
bet ween the great industries of the plough
and the spindle, you must aid iu their ex-changes
and thrive with them. Soon these
rhauuels will In- opened wide and pouring
fclirough your preciucts ptreamaof laeu aad
m. rchandise that will need your furtherance
and must contribute to y.mr growth.
Located beta in the centre <>t New England
io what deacvai spot can you turn that men
inhabit ' Beginning lift rich with the hou-oiNof
\oiir mother town, whose influence
through In r schools and her scholars is of It-alian
inheritance, with such e-.amplea a*
J.:-tt rei.ee. lloutwell, Hoar, what ose* jsm
not hope for of naefwlneea in thoeusMoils ot-tli-
Slate ami nation f
Contrast our condition with that nf tl«
Kuropean nation-,, ^ilernately torn aad'tai
poveriahed v/itn war*., credit it as yon may
;.■ the batter t^luealion of thu pnephs *od
yeu will i-ali/f the value of the exampV old
mbrher Uroton has set you, so worthy of yenr
ambition to follow, i.uihl aahools for y*%r
children, and Hud talent to teach them, ihs-intelligence
nnd integrity iu propeious and
hupp) homes will be ymir sure roMard.
AsMM'iated a« you have n.a,lu ine with your
weal or wo. I wi-.h i ui.^ht be nllevred to eon-tributc
hrrom lav meaus, such as they are,
■otiiethiog tonaids this first fniiiulalion of
tin- public good.
Gentlemen, 1 bava detained joa UM> long.
«>l»pr«-».d with the fear, that 1 do not de-servc
the distinction you bestow, 1 pray God
L<> make in.' worthier, and to smile upon you
with Hi- perpetual btesainga,
TERSOSAL CtTELIGESCE.*
JSsi. Ocn. Frank: P. Blaii sv. ;ars
roumlly.
Mr. Samuel Mi-Laugbiu is noU-il lur
prolanitj-.
Vice I'r.-suleiit CoUax was nover
heard to gwear.
r..rp\aiai>ifi Amy the ->'<•«• namp-ahire
Flection.—Grant's tuadiea are
linsy trying to explain away the N«w
ILunpsiiii,- i-li-etiiiii.
Here are a few i|iiestiuns for lliem :
I)n they know any way to explain
the Governor elei-t out of theexecutive
chair 7
Mr.Kndolph RVre:irs in mixeU Preach ' the thu
Mill KiiRlisli.
Ool. .lames Frifik, Jr., han relVnmeil
ON OUR TABLE.
It i. downright extravagance lo bny mo ic
in Shiet-fomi. when yoacan get nearly tw. i-ly
tiin.-» ynnrmoney'. worth by mhacrihi ig
10 Piter'a waaiaal M..M,. Tha April nmi
l» r ia to hand, awl conUina tlm fallawiBg
biautiful eelectiona: band the Uuia On.-
Ilupy I.. Bed; Alone by (he 8ea; Htiildihg
I In they know any way lo explain r..,n,.»i
W new members of CoDerpra I
n th*- Air: s..ni.-1-...lyLo\<- me Dear-ly.
Oo.Prety Flower, with Even of Mine ;
out of their seats ? , £ ""•-' ",J """' *"«» ^^ "r '"« I
Do thev know how to explain MNU *""? """ ,n*, "* ,l~n: •*•» Ti"11
the votes whieh tluw three members '""' E-«« "»"•»: ladiana Polka; Village
j of I SongreM will give uniformly ggafoet i ";*u,i ■"*■; Ttk* ■»• Hoaie"
lever , Gen. Graal f | ■**• ■*•«• pieoea ifpauhaaed inal.-et-fom.
After the fourth of Miireh. 187S, , wnn" co*' *'*5- V..n can gel the lot «.r
Gen. Grant will have nothing to do ' 'hlrtt cmta.hv wnnlng to J. L. PVtera, :f&
but drink anil make explanations.— ' B'eitWaj, New York.
Bnt neither his drink nor his explana-! ftrnWrt afnida> f.,r*erit I. „- bright aa.l
linns a ill ever |iut him back into the ' ,. adable aa ever. Tim conteui. am aa Mlow,
While-Illoi.se. ■ I-'., in tl.. Cannibal.-Wk,,^.;l0,.,. ,.;lll
MnJ.Ocn Ben Butleri« the tno,-! pr- ' A,", ,,v ,!l" "•'>• "• as Mr Gr,",8V
tanc awuarw ■■■•■■
and swears no longer.
The Hon-. -Peeer-B. Sweeny
»we;irs. ne is s philoaO|ibcr.'
Davis, the wttStoy man. was sent to
prison for false ea-earing.
The most profaue swearera are tin-
Custom 111 nise Vjrokers. „ „w„. ..,„e ,o„.,-. | l....intl..Can,„UI^W.,^.;l„„,. raI.;
en Butler is mo,si pro- ...1
A'" -,,v l'' ":lv- ^"? Mr; 2!*2S . * M»»kB-. with Al«x«d» Uua-; A Dan-am
ill the I". S. ' ! > "■ 1'1',1 '". H -'!'""'"-, »" '" ,Wlth I '"«"-. l-..-.,talive ; ChUdnmT . W«k ;
| the result n( tins nisi Slate eleelioD. ' -t ■ ,,t„.,t,i„.n-. „„.„ , M if , , ,.
'Alfred Townsend swears IKH-I was it liquor-in New Hampshire, «r|,/,. ^ L. u j „": '
1 witbont maaning anything, was it the liquor iu the White Hmmqll,"'JT" 2°■ „"l2!"I "' ",;
o ,v , • '—.V. r.Ant! ■ ,'',r,t7'Vw:T»»»«»»7»e*a»ch at afa.la-isaioueiBeu
Wade is a very: .. l rl T* i i Hal laa.ai.li r I
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Pit. AVEK'S *-ii !;< it.
The following Rpeecfa ■■! I'r. Ayer, familiar-ly
known to newapapri rcadtft**, is lh«! cele-bimted
ebemlst ami friend of etlucation, de-lii.
led at the inauguration of the town of
A\-r, in Ma--. which aa* railed after him,
may prow of internal lo our readers:
JM<WI '(•!•/ tlrntit ten
l»n the western eoaat of .S <>tland, where it
slopes into the Irish Sea. a river, ;i*-i;-i o
the mountaii
amon^ the nil
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VM> ri.iH'KS.
WkU-k irittbt "M
Al'CtTO?. SAI.KS. ..I mi-celtaneiiun arlii-"..-..
;. .-ry Saturday evening at 1 a. lock.
•WKMHKOOK MKMHIKS.-
!c. W". WE8TBB00K A .1 U. WARD,
i • i : -. i'- ...r <-.\ssii! TTAVE receiilly re-eeiablialnsl the well ku..wi
- ■ .• \|:,. l.i!.-..; flpupular iialr. .;.!■!- "XV.-il-r-..k Ni.i-.-iie.
1 id notice. 31 milee eart of Greenel N. C. under tl
I.l II.i.l. Ku.1
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,. .1. HAWES,
ANTHEACrTE
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IlillltiiiuONA €'o:il,
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STEIN BROTHERS & CO.,
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1iilCI.li. . IMI IIII'IIMII nollLKMI,
HameamlrtyleolWe.ibr.s.kdtCo. Al
. - :.:- I'ruii TH—-, Urape Vines, A. . :•.
Spring plamiui a ill I ml il '• llieii ii lerert lo
. ..ii.-.|...ii.| with tin ne» l.i in ai -n.-. :.- t. -y are
delem lied If. meet J, • .S.|jeU.i- "fllle lime. ...
ir-en insiucte unp tiled!, ■ ..
All .rlen. will rafeiva (a.-mpi aim . ai- lal..
linn. CaialagiMP —nt tie. >m appli-ati. tl.
A.l.h.--. WKaTl'.Li K>K A I'"-.
jan I'J, l-TI-r.m pd Oraawhor... N. C.
W. S. RANKIN,
: Ii Tale Bandiint.
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
:D:R/X" C300JDS,
QBOCPJUB8,
BlDOTS. Sboee. NiSiiin.. and ■vi^ral Merol.
dioa.'a iair- .tuck aad aawruneut i f SEW
W''-■■••■"■-
/ •■• • Haiti Streel,
1/-'.
J il.tly
■ ;■■■ i|>S . tl'.i-.l :■! verv |..a pri- ■ - 1-. t'ASII
• r ....ii.iiy ri.-iiiirii:.
A large tappl) of Coffee jnst received al 16},
-.•■■..•J.-.. and-:-.-en.-p.-r II... andalao .. laigc
lot iil.iini.irv I-III-.-I! bacon.
-I"' Al-.. a large aupplT of l-adiea' aad Oentle-
"". ,;:'':•': i.-l " llanilkeii-l.i.-li.. and lottela. al
• N.i All.K ,.„,,„.„, .,„„.,. w. s. RAKK1K.
prepi.ar'■e dl lloonniirraa-. .1U ,.,.|v
■ ."id / < KO< i:itii:*>. *r.
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I • • .' ' --.I \ I All grades ol s
• i "•• CidKna. Tea'. Snap, Caadeb. Hyrap, dtcalwayl
liai.it MI lew.-l caah price-.
C. K. rX'EEL A- <o.
hand ami jar fSMtj Booth Street.
, .i.-. ..I|,.I-;I r.in _..—
/•i.\«.«. :.ii<i Qi I:I:>-S »ABK.
- Idles and Collars H.ir(br r^e^^^tl
,\ .i. / , .W.'i /.'. I prhiuneye, KeraameOil, fte.,all ot wlin-h
_.. I ... -li-i ... I.ii ,a-b.
C. K. KlKEL A Ci»..
iup.-l.lil nip- of rl- jan 19:1} S..111I1 S11..1.
- Marker, ami Saddler*,'
Th lealinfl .^^ III KNA VISTA LOD6B, I.«'. "
^^Bfa lar'v I-II ev.ry 'I I'-
ll U.'WHr'D *eSf day night The tir-i Toeaday nhrlil
'! in .a. b monlh a iu-iii.^ uf SPECIAL IN I'KK-i
1>T will be held. Vi-hint brethren ...vdiallv re-
SaaillC'l'V HarilwnrA aeived. HAVIll si nil, J,.. N ,;•
"' tlctlUWare 1 jAS. W. ALBBKJHT. See taalWly
!!• pa g doll
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M. 1 OI.I.INS.
II.* VKATI.i ..,.1 , HEAPLY.
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HURSI, PURNELL & CQ„
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A iiefiran, English, lieiaai and French
■ >lt ■ I . IMIIIS,
Whil 1 Goods and Notions,
/ N.. .-il ll.illiniiir. Street,
BAI.TIMOBE.
.1. .v. 1'KlTi "KIT,
Cabinet-Maker
^, UIDEITIIEI
ANKOI KC'KS n. ih« ..1...1..- M| Grt-vniaborv
ainlGuiUurlroiuiU iltal h« ishvtterprit-
■ tlo in 1
FURNITURE
II great vai i.-iy. ..•!-. ted «ill. ^ vi-i
II economy .1..: IUMIH tbe lima*. II
:.- IWO WARE KOOlfll lib. re II , .
1 '"' ■'•' -sda: ! k"1-•""-"""!> -'--1-1-ly -r even .,.-.. :,.,I,.I
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Vi? ! '•»"•■-i "","" tl.ef,..i.i a™, .r,|„.,:..
• entfree. .1:X|';W.W:l'»i;-»l'.'...|«™,,,„;!M. i.ail
!•' < ---i < ping made Protitable.
1) •■;. .,.,..-1 il.lv irufilable! *• ecaaanr and toMiU.be limes. He
> f AMIHI 11"!.'"...*y BOOaW where he
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, .... .. Prem .in with
National Agricul
JAS W. AI.HKIliMT.
I.KITI ;(i:N\..,.:.,r.i.„.N.C.
To Tobacco Mr.nutacturers.
1 ' 1 MAV 1.1.1: « co„
TUIIIK 1 11 v ;>mmlaaloa 'in.ham.
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I H -' 1 > • "M Ul.
\ • -d value
1 V 11 i- - Lad . ..!,„„-
■ .' .. |- . cent, per annum.
lot l-.laii.-e
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• Kl. UALLO araad,
Kp .-. -I. Masr L • . ice. laal t-'a.boi
d OB, in b» ale..-,,.,., by j w g rtutur, «la
i> IUM ulbonrd agent.
Has "! :tnv slTle, and has a *as lacsrsr i> ii * «N
press!y f'ir the use Of lbs puUie.
All ...den. for Kurnllure, Crtni*,, ^. .irT,mi.,|v
attended to at inoderate ensrgss. An* inarfcet/
t'Je DfOaaCS uu.e:i in eXi-hutip.'** ti-r work. Mi.»-lv
Ladles. Call and See
Family Singer Sewing Machine!
11IAVK ui.wh- .,r;jnp[iM.;, to keep for
sale the ui,..,,- Machiuua*— will alsi> ktjop
the beet Machine Twist, Linon and Cott»n
Thread. Machines sold at tact-ry prices.—
Orders solicited
Address,
lM:tf
Matt. A. t\ KOWU.R,
P. U. Box nip
I' tin- iniU'I land.
I eiupiie- into il
ofCIydo. Front lenintv lime il ha- '■.■.:.
nallsd Ayr from nn old Scotch word, "Avry,"
meaniuK an eagle's neat—the river w th«»
sSeglea livat. Near Us mouth and ;» contigu-on-
harbor, long stood ■ bsuil I winsh l.-
emii.. a royal baiwortowu named from the
j ri\i-r. and now ahoui am -third a-t l.n^e a«
I LoweU—the city of Ayr l-"o; lawnthaaa
thoiisand years it has Iweii noted io th« his-tory
..f Sciland. During the wars of !(.•'. it
Brner it was on* of his resorts, and was e*pe-eially
fi-eored by him leseaurw he was there
eared of leprosy. Oliver Crymwell inwie il
one. of the depots and beajis'iuariors i»f bis
army In Ida attack npiul Sef.iland. and
oowol his old forts i* now the t*il i ib■'■ of Ayr
Knt ab »ve -il! its di«t>ficti«»ns. Ayi was the
hinh-placeof tbe poet Burns. And wha! a
po.-t : Whal a \.•'.■•<■ has In siren to all ii.p
endearment of himie! Hou h.n In ha Ion
u. j ed liii- cottsg* ami all it r«vi i- rweant and
wife, patcbeti and poverty, i- ..-. harley, alf, '
hardship and I he |«oor man'- lojl. How he
wraps with tenderness whatever be uames,
even Ms bleak leagues of pa-i.u.i. rl *tnh
ide neM. ic.-. snow, sleet, and fain, ..rook*.
l.ud-. mice, tin-ill"* and heather. His Ikmuy
Dooti, John Andersoii, ui\ Jo John, A I.l
Lang Syne, and llighlaml MaryJ '■'■!! round
the world in evei riuging -\nipie«n\ with
what ia purest and best in liiimdii iiaturo.—
lit- tongs wooandmell tbe hearts of youth
and nuudeus, bring solace i.. ihu somiwing
siid courage to the overburdened by .heir
lot. Hi- inspiralioii has -.1 the aff-i lion-, t-.
mu-ic in strains that are immortal.
K«i other one man ever made a language
classic, but he baa rendered that lowland
Scotch a Doric dialect of fame. The uaiue ol
hia home and hi- beloved rtv, t Ayr,was Itfl-edoa
the wings of his pathoti, and now the
upproacliing traveler >■ am- to reach the ■•pot
bi-« genius has sauctilied.
Alaiig the border!) »f the sea »:■ n parallelo
gram and sarroaiuling the u>n n i- a i unit'.
of the same name—Ayrshire.
Il would weary your |»atieiice to hear the
history of my ancestorti from one aneiem
John of Ayr. then John A.M. down through
tbe centuries '■•• this Iyer now liefitn you:
thmngh their vicissitudes of poverty nnd
plenty—of fortune and misfortnne : bow the)
have intermarried "iih LCuglaud, Irotaud
and .Scoti.mil, and iat. .■ with the Aim ricaus,
who are an excellent mixture »t' them all.
.v., Fri.lt.h-Yon have chosen* the name 1
luhenied for ypui town with an extraordina-ry
un.tni;nit\. and have then by coiiferr«H| an
honoi np.ni me, the pro] > i acHnou ledgmeul
of which I do nol feel fully able l« express.
But I Itegyoo to be a—m..l th.ii it i*appre-ciated
and that it will be gral< ml!, i. mem
INN-; with .1 living interest in join pi<»pei i
f\ while life irinam*. to me. and. I trust,
beyond thai liy my ehildi. n after nn .
If tiii" nanit ha» become noted smong the
man;., tha: are worthier around von. ihat 1-
dne t" its piih.icily, may 1 l»* permitted *•■
HI ai. whenct- ihat came/ Until within a
f.-w ii usuries. :i*l the . iviliaed naiiohn of the
globe wen pent up on tbe Eastern conti
neiii. Twooi three hundred fears ago thej
leaked ovei Into this j few and flaw fully al
tiisi. lltou Bore and more, but always ill
their sw>ttlein..ntstiutidl\ bugging tin- Allan
tie coast. With,:, th. lasi twooi three gen
erati.'iis. they ba,veburst out. n- it were, and
over-mii these \:b.st eoatinents of the West.—
Nov. ihej. are Hcattered here and posses the**
ucasureh sa stretches of moantaiue and val
leys, hills, plains, forest!*and prairies with
take boundless pampas and mount.) ranges •>f
Booth America. Former generations lived
II. villages and town-, thickly settled Uigeth-ei
where physicians were plenty and mar at
Land Now, the people are widely scattered
in man* sections of these many countries.—
Foi great numbers the tlm«ly treatment of
physicians cannot lie hail: over large tracts
of roantrj good or competent physicians
cannot W had at all. They can not visit pa-rdeiitaeBonghmanj
miles apart to live by
tin it profi-sinn. i,..r can they carry raedi-eines
enough with them on horseliaeU for
their rctiuircnieuis. Hence, has arisen in
these modern times,.-, necessity for remedies
r> \i'\\ al hand, wuh directions for their u-—
s present reeonrne for u lief >n n,. exigono -
afttickuesw, when no other ai.l is near. It is
a new aoceasity canan|nent up< n the chang-ed
conditions ofhuman lift—« want I have
spent my years in supplying, nnd I will tell
you something of its extent. Our laboratory
stakes every da\ some o.<**.i n |Hitimi-i or
do*) - of our preparations. Tlies*-:..- all tak-en
by somebody. Here i-> A mimU-i ■ i^ial t"
the |Hipnl.iiitin i.f lift.'t-u cities as large ;.*
Low.-It. taken them ever) day : 'i sickuess
heap* no Sabbaths) nor for once only, but
..gum and again year after year, through
nearly <>ne third of a century. We nil join
in the yokes about medicines' a-* we dn about
the Doctor's utiss.ou u. kill, the clergyman's
insincerity, and the lawyer's cheating. Vet
ea li of the-.- labors aiming the most -ertou-lealraes
of life. Sickness and its attendant
suiiwring are no dWke, neither Is the treat-meut
id* them. This system .-f transportable
relief, to be made avallublK to the people,
most keep its rcinedii"* fresh iu th. ir memo-ries.
This is done by advertising. Mark its
•"Ueut. An sdvertis1 nu ut, taking the run
of the newspaper.- with which we contract
(some 1900 itiinmilly -trnek oii eh
Ureenaboto, N. C. nuiaben, that, when piled upvu eaah utb.r
Kor the Patriot.
M:I;I:<> GOVEBUMEST.
Tbe Cominiswion suit by Oongrau
to thai par! of tin* isli.ml of Hayli
known IIS Snnto Dumingo,to •' spy out
ill.- I:iiul" ailli n vii-w to uimi-xalion,
is iiii-i. i.-ii |.\ an able corps ofacwa-
|«pei cornwpondents. Tliry represent
i in- condition of tbe governaaent (s°
called) ami of tin? |Hwplu,ait wretched
in the extreme. On thir return, the
hart1 visited tbecapitajot'thellaytaan
ItepnUic : nnd the oorreapoaataail of
the New iorh Tribune, under date of
" 1'oi-t-au-l'i'iiiee, lluyti; March Oth,''
holds forth as I'uiliuvs:
■•Thecity is very attractive from
the Way Al the distance «t two or three
miles.' li is buill ou a ilal. slightly
rising li.nn the water, and sliminu ap
tn the tiiot ui lb"' lulls —wb.ch rise in
the background to a considerable
higllh, And yet un ilose ac.|u;unt.uiri.
we tin.! it the wor-t fibiee be have yet
visited. Byoontrast Baato Dominico
is adorned »'itli every beauty and every
\uiue. The nouses arc bad; tin-whai
res are de.-aye.l and dangerona;
the inhabitants, like thus.! of Santo
itoiiiiii^o, :ue la/.v. lull unlike those of
Sjaiitn Domingo, they are also iusolent:
the climate is unbearably hot—Port-aiil'iiiiee.
being known among Navy
nnieors, us the hottest place ever heard
ul e\iepl imetjiiesiili-s (here are swamps
on either aide of the city which liirni.li
inusketoes in season, and yellow fever
and such things al oilier limes. They
nil acknowledge thai the Negro Kepub-lu
ofllayti is n failure. It posReaMt
Hone ••!' tbe elements of siteress or
stiength or stability. You need not
LII outside of this town to become con-
\ in I of this. You may gee it ill the
terrible ignorance ol the people, their
lack ofenergy or intelligence, their low
civilization, which is not many strides
from barbarism. They do not know
whal a government is, nor the meaning
of the word republic. There is no pub-lie
safety, and no public confidence.—
A revolution would not be nu unex-pected
event were it to liapiK-a to-tnor-lnw.
and ihe lioveriimeni feels by no
mis sale. The Republic has not
lulvancetl; the people have net ad
vauced. Thej have more truly gone
liackward, and lliey have drawn their
Republic after them. A wholly cot>
piteui and trustworthy gentleman eon
iiiiied with the t'oiumiatsion, whose
name I may uol mention here, was in
iliU city 30 year* ago, and he says he
cannot see the slightest improvement.
A people that d.M-s not advance more
or less, goes backward. There is no
standing still. Can a Government be
a success which has had three revolu-
I lunar} Presidents in live years, and
I.IHIII major-generals in ibs army, nnd
of whose money it raquimSl^OO to
buy a pound ol tea f
'i'liis is from "our own eorrespond-enr
ol tin- Trihviie. and is authority,
lo-hc-sui'c.
Yet With these lights, it is the policy
of the ltadiculs, as represented in Con
gresa, to keep the hands of the whites
lied up with "disabilities" in our
Southern States, and maintain the ne-groes
iu political control! Were it nol
that the policy is so evidently dictated
by mean revenge, it might well be con
cillded to be the offspring of insanity.
To strike down and manacle the In-tclligen
if the country, ami confer
|i >\nr upon Ignorance, is evidence of
any thing else than good sense. It
hastens the time when there will be.
as in llayli. " no public safety and no
public confidence." Yet seeing this,
thev i-eluse to change their policy.
We have no resource and no hone
but in the total overthrow of the Radi-cal
party. We are willing to accord
forever to the Negro eqnal political
privileges: but we arc unwilling that
iie and his peculiar leadorp shall longer
have control. We intend, if iiossible.
in force our manacled, bands, and take
the part that Providence intended for
us iii the progress of the world.
I U out for the elections of next
veal '. .
Senator Wilson, the godfather and
baptizerof the republicau party, says
that party may date its downfall from
the time of the removal of Senator
Sumner from the chairmanship of
the Committee on Foreign Rela-tions.
Bj the same token, when
can the downfall of Senator Wil-son
be predicted I The "gentleman
from Xatick," however, generally takes
care of himself.
Ocorge
ically au<
. Commissioner JJi-u Wade is a very
bad swearej- u»jjiecij|jjj> when he js an-
Oen. T»ent, of den. Sherman's tfaff
swears with less sense than nnv otlier
man.
Asa class, lawyers are very profit ne.
So are surgeons. Physicians an- the
opiMwite.
'•Judge MeCnnii swears, tinih r provo-oatioa,
and always with an effort to
rcsvaiu hiuiavli.
(Jen. Sigel swore in Ban Domingo
wlieuhcua.- uptallowed to go onl and
utiacii Cabiua'.
la^PeJunele^inchtir.ofC'rotou. N. Y". i
swears as a porcupine raises !:is -| tills
when he is mad.
Commodore Vanderbili has left oft*.
swearing. Be regularly attends Oie
R*-v. Dr. Deenr*8 cliuieh.
Admiral Porter swears during eri-ite-inent.
He swore when Grant lost his
birth in human nature.
Of all protetnioiis. those in which
there is the least profanity are proba- '
bly the. eiliwre nil actors.
Mnrnt Hnlsread sometimes ••wears.
He does it willi lorce and consist* ic)
uulike l-'uiiui i Groelcy.
<icu. HeQuade of Uov. UolJmaii's
staff swears modertitely. lie is 8*r« ln-ally
eomjuering the habit.
Judge lain, i/o habili".all> .ilis.tius
from swearing, hut bis friend Jaiucv II.
Coleuian swears sometimes.
There are ladies who swear, bul an
oath from the lip-snf a woman is more
■hocking than from those of a man.
James Gordon Bennett never savore,
more than to any "1> -h it I*which,
Ite pronounced with it Switch accent.
TheXewYork Board of Udenieii
■ever swore so hard as ulo a **;! •'-"
didn'tu divide fair" on i!n- .!;.!•..
swindle.
The clergy should prrwrh ag: I ,
■wearing more limn the\ do. ■ li is
a «icked as well it«a vulgar liablt. aad
ought to be reprobated and put down.
Gen. Jobu A. Lo„au need i > swi a:,
but does •■• no lint" t. !!•• is a devout I
member of the .wtuort'sl I linn-h. lie
has been tiiSreS of as « candidate for
the 1'iivideiicy.
One of the w-'ist instances! i pro n
ity wa.s when the ll.Mi.lioi.ice '•
swore at SUSIUI il. Aiithony. I. v.as
worse tlinn'tis sweaiing at Gen. An-drew
Jackson Hamilton liugaone. .V.
1". .S'MH.
aaa«» Tlarta.IMI|Sat I II >HUPtolw
A ll.in^aawa i VlakS «aaalanw)e
^^^^rtXSii^^ »*- .Oi.W.Xa.OUlC., :; „„„.
Norfolk Journal iu his last letter :
••I have some facts to relate aboet
Senator Pool, of 21. C, which, if tr*e.
(and 1 am assured tbe\ ore) do not it-
Heel creditably upon bis official charac-ter.
The Senator I uuderstaud, is
working out the idea of a new gate
that is to supersede all otlier gales.tln-pi.-
p.ua; ion of the model, on whichia
at
1 Safety : OuTlnre ami prnjn.., Atiroa.1:
i'.ilrim-'am) ProtrSa.at Hum. > Hlehiny.
Ttr r.Hrl. fie-pom' (.It April i. W.-eive,t tad
i- aa hrli^ii kml attractive a. over. Tb« A|.nl
iiuiab.ir hajria. a new quarbn. Mid th,. pub
lisbar auiieuii...w ib.t aubavuptiiuj. may la--
tiu a uli ilwa iinaiU-i, Ifcsaajh bask nii.nb.as
rail .iluaj.l... WUplled. Teruii|l.iea year.
Sample nnml*ra, with preitiium ll.t, |r,i-.—
paii in is in be obtained, keeps him » I A.lrtia' tit* i'nbii.iier,ji.hn v.. ■SarVMaB*aa.
us office (he has one), where be lalmrs 7 r«aVa*e>rel-«wl /laifrfee foi A|*n b,
with pine bark and com stalks in t he I,; ,1, apaasur ubla |.«,«i.::.,.„ir„„,
ineparaUon ol bis model patenl opejn ., ;.u.:„x..iu.e,w,wpo.l-ameebuiiJi..Sn..iv
ami shut gate. When named as chat- iu«oniat^sf«eliaa|nSie«VarkCitr,al»w.
maiiol hi.- Southern Outrage Commit, big all the arebiteotanU *lalla of n,.,,,,.
tee he lN-gged to he excused. Some mre aecnrateW ami plainly. AI-.. » full
people appreciated this declination asi,,0. enetavin',. iil„.t,ati,.u- th,- ute.t l„.
. nil 011 ac- ln.ivein. nt. in modern aiaiumotli aaataSaalMa.
he liailu't,
sil on the
delicacy in I'otd : bul il wa
roiini of thai patent gate
tilt.- ... work i ul liutt and
committee.
•A'hen itp|K>inted nneof 'he the Com-1
mil .....n Indian Allans, in- dedindd
lie.-.i::-..- Insilulies were ton great, ml
1* i.]i.:-i-iiiin with thai gate problem.—
-iu —i ihink of ii.! An i . s. Senator
SWiugillgOII the gate, iu limes like!
iii 'se.neglwling Ins Senatorial duties,
an.l drawiug pay «iili a serene con-i
.-•• .-tt
•nt
can • \.-: -,
•■■11 :,i
S inn
//.a ■• Tamrr.—Repnbli-tai.-
i - and Members were the
•litres of impatience in the ante-i
the White House to-day.-t-rtltclu
had iin; .ii.in; business
with the President, and nailed anil
wail.il all the morning fertile Doot-kis
.-I ■ I lent to :, •:! thai he was in.
Itnl n. in came with no President,null
so they Ktalke.1 off to the .'aptto'. -
All of this ti Gnnrt was ia a 'ittii:
can ass ten) nn the south side ofPent*-
.-.'.', ■ ,1'ii.l a\i -.ii- ll TllirU-el.tll -Irci-l.
wltere ' ' irm '. ■■ I'l les ir" was sliow-
|||« :!n ! '.■ '.• ' ("; • \!'- -:i- I101 -i-s
and ■ mi til ' hen t't kicl .t;^. lie
lli(.tocg':!\ invesiigaii-il the mysteriiii
nt .ubd'iiug ki.-l.tnu l.orsi .. and then
wal ed leiek !•• ti'-- White House.-—
Wash. Cor. V. Y. World, March 2*
il..:
.11
lite
the
lie.
to ,
■ are
!.- S! I.
IS.il I
:i~-.l in faanisUag .iiiaa with a aaaat. .f
^.- An ....1.1.H0.; |ii|.. urgjn, Lit be., ranag.
i-ratoni -.ii.ii.al boOera, aeJf-aaliai! anrlala-
• - .. illll.ile-ipe pl'r»pe.-ti-,e.|rallitlf.
enaipli te lb; aantaiiSaaWa 11-. Kv.-ry pan.,
..' ;■-- magaiine it tilled with ■sfaaAua] Bap
1 ; ina praetfaBl paint of vi.»,au.| »..aaaam-
... ::ii il 1.. all of a .- :.'nt in., off luavbal.ii .1
I 1.11 fuiind in-engaged ill inUi.-lr al [.iiiauil..
I i 1 Mialied by Western t Coia|«ny, S
r..i k It...-. Mew York : |LS0 p.-r aii't.n.t.
The Man !i nnnilH-r of Kurt.; .i;.i,,.i . ,
• •• I '•••>'« fully .il.t.ili. tlie de-eive,:
|.",...i.it,ly wbi.-b tbi. eieelleut u.-riiKliial
!...- worthily won. It, nmHanta nsnaiaaaiml
-. a. I an- int.-. ling 1.. ebiMrcn «>f
I .:^.f .nouli as well ... tlmsi- f.ir wli.i.-e lK-n
• III it I- -•..•.-itilly iv.11.1l. T.rni-. ts par au-innii
J. W. Ilinke A !_'.'.. ...mi (la.
ii—*. Iftiimli WaakatB. f..r Apiil i. be
1 ne u»,iiiHl aeapital asaabat il iff. Tb.-prii-.-
-' t I'.'- il ailhiUjtJM raaeh of all. and no
l.i.er .-I real BuodJUerataffa, .boahl ba with-
. ill it I'lil.'i-l.nl at sfewburgh, X V
.''. /: ' ':,r.'l«*i.. f..r April-./ ,-v/.''..V.
ni.ire fu 1 <-f -ror.-l tblnjeaehaa aaasl-asnief t»
' . in-. !ili-:i.t table aaelcuiiie. i.iU.r.Well aail
• !. 1. >l il-Miu* T lil.1 Hated, and leidele ui.b
\. tab], luforuiatiua Jar th. plantar, II -1
llener. We in'.-!, 11 oeever. ruake 11.1
1 -;. I il pralaeof tbi- ai-i^arln... TI.. n-;..i.a
1 lira it hm iil.taii.ed. r.nd tlie appris-iatinu \\
-r-t,„ n,.||,. I •*■*' ■ 0 s. htaa l-y Us reader., ai. tin- .un -I
Holts., will |a) I oiarks ..i' it- |;riat worth. Sulweriptinu ?-'
I nnnaanw now arsl the-i,
I. re.1i.bed by the bast of
- ' - T1— CAUCISSKIi.
Wha killed CaaraaS
.i.fUiuSsabajB.
I did it, by jingo—
I killed C. S.
'W1,„.*MM* . I
I. wld Jim >V—
I «•»• krai .1." : .
, . . . „ U»W'» thai f«f high
Ybaat-hlkits <>ui.'
... 1, raid J~- Sat*—
I laid Chark-a out -.
Ttiat's wbafl the n
Wnn dug bis .ran-
J, C'ermu'n# 11.'.',
1 dng the holu ,
I pl.nad Charlie!
Wbo rjaile.1 the e.iffln ' •
1, .Vfiinifi Tinaer-Hi.
With nry lltlte baaaaMW m
Iaaibsl.il-.
TTlio revl the prayer r
I. .aid tnaas
'Lat altar* Pear. -."
--, ■ '. ilutuolaili... .' i'
. Head luuguage--0 hi
•To protect Sm/ihril i'
Forgers to bo aneoaia
satiUis.
A eo-operatlTe moveniei
tread-mu..
ITow to raise Sects' '"*IW
flic tops ahd pull, i -.
A thing that sliyii' t f(t7 f "
the public—*f*BCcnMSrs*.
An i'ajfbjj spiiu..
d at live o'ciocik in r! p
/.'.,.i... nl.il
'one huud^'nwmber. .-y 1 '•" """"'■ 1""''1"1"'1 ••' Clswlettea,s.c.
_.,'.: 1 in New ll.iiii'i-l.ii.. and the Tha SWlacra /Va.fcr sad ft .I..1M..1I1.
,,. tin Coiiimittii' on KIei'tioi.k|Tli(.l»aB>rtels»«A«T''nl«a"»lJonraalof fit
ivoi .. KilnaiiU. lleli.iH-l.lt, Ipeif". and i. eoodneled by a fnll eotfat ..1
..... iiteslnl. Tiirii inoie (1 ide and latent.-d aauSaa Kiel nd. V11.:
... |N 1 yea! •
'I:..- .1/..'.,.- t-.r Matel. ia beloie us, bill a.
bav. ii..; tiine 10 n.itiio il thl. week. Will,
l...wever review It next week. Tie- nriae ie
1*50 I'.ii.li-lie.l in X.-w Y..r», by Ja.. Sni-
A correspondent n lm
know a gnat di al aln ul
fien. P.. !•'. Butler, write
the chief reason lor Bnti
piolesscs to vo
the historx ol Wll
10 say '1-a; tro
r's aniteo- ly ml
columelits ol ,,.
io:.. cs|H-c;il lie;
;iii-ii Prime .Ml
illllij's In.
is- n.-.i ll Ie utl
-led i:-..t. IheC •iiii.-i-iu-nt .i' ■■
ill. 1.10 ll •:.. 1'..' I..:.;;.i.at.11 two from
'i'..- .1-. u liieh niaki the llou-e
si a ..1 -1 ihi; nexi - ssion l.'Mi ISeptlbU-ram.
:" HU ■>•*■ ■ « 1 it*. »- there are
Sts members,and 11 luajorit.i i> I-'-'. il.e. ,.,M ^. ^o.
Iteinocrai s will I icn .. ilj ;. i. litti <•■
coiilrol li.e House, II...MM r
■ir [M-i'seii! nnmher. which des-
.- IHI.Iin.ii- 111I1 . ami the re. , ...
ir -V"-.«-i*"..- I'-ir April. A llr.t. eb.-i* LttST-
....ntlily. rMS I'ubli.bvd .1 New-
\.J.
ale eiu-iaul i> ie.
venue reiminllepnll
....- .t;^ ta.
11. Irom in.
. :;:.-. '..a.- 11111 ■ i.n ill the session
. .1 ... ; \ mi .i-t:.'- they have
J.w 1 it.-.tui. and defeated tho
upts..i ii." i; idicals ai extreme
i.lii'ill.— .' • ' '■'■■.:> 1 1 >'SS.
against England was the
tuefinglish jonrnals,and
ly of l.iad Palmerstoii,
Minister of England, u
eelciiia.. .1 wotniMi order
he was in command ... New Orleans. Ic
Our c"i:. spoudciil says thai when iho ,
New Yorkjounalscontaining Palmer, ,-, ;-.„■,,- /;,.,„,.„• .\„r,.:,,,».—\
■ton's speech arrived in Sew Orleans- ,.,„.,..,..,;,,:,.. - .,*., \,-» Vork journal
where lien. I'.in'.ei was then 111 rom- s;|v. .;,,, \ ■l,,;,,,.. intends moving
maud, tbe General happened lo beat (|j; { .. ,.|,.,,; ,„ ,\tneriea shortly, and
diu.u-r in the house lornierlj wwupied • tl|a| i/MfMU,. js alieady preisiriiig 10
by H.n. Twlg„*s .-' Ibe » .Mil.'derate . M, |jum r;ii»!aud for New York as
army, -and very prominent on th.-
table was the silverwan- of I be exiled
Coiil.-derale." in theShlnl ol ihcdill-uer
1 he Sew Vork. Herald was brought
iu containing Paliuerstoii's spee«-h.—
Havingnad it. Itntler curse.1 Palmer
Bton violently, adding that •• he a mild
h,. d—to h— il the time would 1101 yet
come when '••'■ would issue lite same
general order in the streets ol Liver
pool." Our coirespoude.il i.-.pi.-is us
to communicate i.i — name toGci
ler if the General desires.—-V 1
;-ii
tl,,. .. |vi •-•■■ guard ..1 Ihs Im'a lal 1 in-igr.
uion. !li- ■■-.•••ti1 higbi • and
ihi . . piip.-i- imperial will bring up
the -iii- in lime. Just previous ;■• tin.
i- i" -'.il.d
large invest-
York - a his
- statement,
I to the .tlt.-r. amonnts to any-
. though li'.it ;;:.- on the usual
-: authoril -
•:,-■ ■ Itiell
'-1 shall.on all suhjaets, haveapoliny
! ot my own, but none toeirforee ss linsl
the will of the people."—U.S.Grant.
••No Kepublican Convention, not
e\c:iof a single cpunty in the I,°. S.
lias asked for San dotningo. Tin- Re-publican
press has given no voice in
its ktvor. No class of our citi/ens • ;
iiii-iel.anis. larnn-rs or uianiilHctiiiers ;
—has asked for it. Nineteen-tweHlie-1
ih- of tbe Ui piibliian party are oppos-ed
to this and all OIIMI schemes of wan-ton
waste of the public treasure forthe
aggranili/emeiil of adventunrs and
speculatoi s."—Tolrdo HlatU.
lm
i'l.I
III...
acci
Utld
■ l.i;
••bi
:: II
as I
.i>,./ oul ol lite war
N ipi.li->:: hadcatlsii
•. in '..- mad.' in Kcv
.!•;-. Itnl « :.. the! thi
Earthquake! in the 8au4uich fsIaaaV
—.sv-ii Francisco. March l.'l.
The slui'ks of earthquake in the lln- j
waiia Islands on the IP1I1 tilliue. j
wen- guueral throughout tin- ^i ul.
f.reul ine!..- wen- hurled down li..... |
the cliffs; and some of the valleys wen-1
rendered uneultivablc by the debri-
" oi correspondents, is from the mountains. At Honolulu tin
in* ea*i except or not, sliock ('oinmeiiend al 10 s P.M. fhej
llliil. - /;.|/' ..."li |> .1.
rn ISR5 the debt of Louiajana was
about #.»,OHO.OtS; it is now. including
th.- so called scenting deb»,eompi ising
eiidoi.scincnt.s 011 aonhlcss 1.11I1011.I-.
ship catml. an.l other bonds, over? 10,-
000,000. A N.-w Orleans rorrespond-ant
ot tbe Springfield KepubiicnH hasl
sufUcieul far* in the piwpl Massa j
pn-by
•
IWI .
an.
tin
I wen- three iu number, and follov.-.l in
rapid succession, hurting over one nun
a,-i j ute. At ihe other island* the line
,.-,..' was duiereiit, the last shuck securing
Walker, March 13 IS7n.tbt> •* Lahairaat 11,24 P.M.
■. uf d'' . —pur man to tl
■ribingthe oath ol office ap|
ov.
re moid
afti r: ■
'v onll
I,. hav:
;.,- ih.
... . 11,.
ilndeds
ig expire.
Howi ig
iv.p.ile.1
irom
ill be
1 V il
mysell ,,y..,,
ol Ihe I'oinmotiwealth ol \ irgi.iia.and
il.. ilemnly swear (or affirm) thai I
will stip|Kiii and main) mi Ihe Const!-
tuti 1:1 mid Ian the 1 .S. and the
(' . -Titiilion .1 ■'
Vir: 1.1:1: thai
,),,.,.:, ;| and • ;'"' I i|U.llit) ol all
m( |i,.foi the : iw, nn I that I will
fail'-l'tilli preform ;!.• duly of
in' ability. So
■ ■! Ihe State o!
.....ui ize and ai-c. pi
iiitor John Johns! 11 ii 1
d by the I), in-., rats in
Legislature. i'i
help
lH*en re-fin
Vir.
landing
chiisctt* to believe thai ii the body
called a fceajal'iture recently adjurned
" hiul doui) 10 the people of MassaviiU:
setts what thev did to Louisiana, they
would never have lelt Boston alive. "—
The same oaWa*ls»udeiil describes this
Legislature M having been eonipo.-cil
ui igui)i'..nl.lila.ks,caipelliagg. 1.- Irom
the N'oi lb. and a 1 mail minoritj of tbe
meaiies! Souliicin wlute Hii-:.. men t|„.
without a •' last place of residence," ,-„,,
soared wit ii whiskey, living with ne-gro
women, and snieiling like wet dogs
as they elbowed about the lobby opctdj
selling their votes. I'uder these rf'-lj-li
cunislaiiiL-hetliink-iii.-unieasii:i...ilc 1 To-1 ,|-.li.lni-t.ii to .Ml for John It.
to expect ihe planters to talk «ith i>0.,iiau,, the ltndie.nl nominee. Sena
enthusiasm of the old Bag, or to con tor'.lohnston has already iwoven his
aider the Owvernmenl which upholds ability and earnestness in theSeiiate,
such a Legiaiaturo " the best the world amlwasnnr of those whoso bravely
oversaw."—V. l.Aw. ball lei] ag-iinsl th infamous bayonet
. j election bill whei.lt was up in thai
The Wnsbingiou correspondent id 1 memorable nighl session uhich cul-the
India.tapolis Journal, reprodnrcd . mi 1 ited in the pa>
IS the tJnvuafelrln Washington, says:
It is certain thai SpeakerBli ine has.
been coquetting with the JJopprtueada ]
for some months prerr. for the purp —
of breaking down President Uranl -
Adrainistr.Mioa and getting MM
nominnuoa himself. .
*jaje,/,,iir*s. accu« s (.rani 1 mivlsers
among vbom is Senator Morion, ol
•riring him bad advice iu the Sumner
business in order to destroy him. ami
leave the succession open to a new
man in Is'- After sii.h betrayals,
can the " truly loyal" trust I 11 -Mor-ton
aad itiaiue arc not faithful who is I
/1. tinition of ftatHculitM —The New
Y .t-k Meaning feat defines Hie mam
Ivudii'il priiM-iple lo be that the Uovent-mi-
tti is" to lie made the armed guard-ian
of whatever tin- party which hap-pens
to control ir for the time may sup
pose to !■• the lean, riiihtt ol any of Its
me.iiii -is.'"
Thi-Paul i- l.'epii'ili.-an and lor tree
trad--. Ii hasno doubt,been smartly
alienated from the ira.lieals.bnt having
known them well, it may be lagarded
as the very Imaa authority rciati.iK lo
then plans and pnr|">ses.
A KansasClty pofer gives this time-ly
warning to apairofromantic lovers.
Tl nuple win. haven habit of piuin-.
imdii g Kansas avenue aliove Bights,
aver) moonlight uigbt, too gi-niliinmi
with his arm aruuuu the lad','.- uaial
oughl to .|iiit that. Such proceedings
are only appropriate foryoung people,
and on thc.bnrk streeis."
vlt -- .'ai.-tii-it. pi
.V. roJuroi ».—ChiefJustice Mason.
of Sebraska. has delivered an opinion
against negro—itting asjurors In that
the fourteenth and fifteenth amend-ments
grant rights to negroes, but Im-pose
no duties upon them, and that ju-ry
service i- .1 burden, and not aprivi
lego : and that the State construction
can be changed only by the same pow-er
that enacted it jthat Congress could
not COIII'.T stiih authority to change np-on
the Legislature.
Another ifot/d< WetUina in {%*mst>
I.union March IS.—It u- rumor. .1 thai
a niaajage has NJCII arranged between
tin- Pt't.i-i— lieatilce. the iifth daiigh
ter ami ninth el.tld of Qlatei Victoria,
and the Murn<.isiil Kl>. The Prinnes
is now in he. fouiteeulh year liaving
tocu born on tlie 11th of April, 1837.—
The Mar-fUU was born iu IStO.
The people «f Georgia are arranging
for tlie emigration of large numbers
of Swedes to that (state. Several of
these pinphj have auuady l'.-en em-jiloyed
there, aud the Georgia (wipers
say they make the very best and most
valuable sorvantM and laborers.
bet
Is it -1 ncees^i 1.,.
peotiln who are vi-r
must be prorinftlohafe'. "inn- • m
eiir
The difftfcnce hot* -•• 1 .
and a captain on th- k
SOinlls Ml. thill on. »!!:'■.
the Miter watches thi
A Mivss.M-hnaelis ho\ toll,
et. on retarniug home 1 la
ili.u li.xii-gi- VY i^liiii .
been iu his achool '•■
help repair his tojitli.
Xhi'.eoa! troubles
old story • Seen". Bosl
iiiU'. "Is >l' cold, li-'
eld. flflMK* "Is the ■
Itilly ■ M Worry liuril.
daatlaaSnt up (the coal n .
pail, J«U,. 0"d lull.
Tlie fellow who wnn
ir Hie rw.i-liemleil •i I,
out lieconse one head call
tutievhiinter. is now li , .
up" lie oll'eis to go
willing head H hie 11
itself in 4 bag dui in
ir"tintions still pending,
Culling a trouble-
Paring :1 eortt.
Motto tor velocipcdi-1 s
a wheel there's u way.
Smith el.ewa. In ■ar**f |.<
No. he dou'i.
1 tell Jon he ili.e- ^'. .
him wjlhnnl a :-- ■•
Pirhaw! :hnt's hi - eon.
Mi.illnweint \ct.
A musician, in -;■, in
intended conceit.
••Hi.ring th- ev.-n.t ■■ a .
songs ma\ l»c as]»erted
tta-liliotl."
If :■ man HIIII hi. ..
i.i«i!lnn, whal 1- i'
tlu-ii mod.- ..f I:
;i bn>a9, and *« ■•■
A Mihiaukii- man,
one liiiud.ed dollill
•-us ipld the inreres
per cent., came prom ..-•
tno year with ilvi ... .
leucy ;o pay ih.u iul. 1
Ilia) Ih.- fnc dollars.
i.-iy, he Innted lip
; lid went Awn** Wood. ■
-liotild par ili.u 1. ••
:.» lake pare "i his :..
• 1 ar.
A vet'-ran was r.
lo a crowd ol boj
having i""n in B\-
"Tliat's nothing," '
fellow, "mv Siste, St . '.
ed eleven limes.
"What si lovely I \
N.* «aid a friend to Jl 11
l.h.i.de liajnS*f< «-ti, ■
i'a--.d thein ou li:.
"A snowdrop! I
••...- a hair belle,"' »ai'
A 11 -idesiiisu ha ....
mat with the word -
.11 the c.-nti... a 1
si-eing tl" mat, I
I'onsni John, wit •' '
thM yon make Mini a
dooiiuat I"'
A debtor who owe I -.
dollars niii-re.' his en
ol one thousand il
0.1 il.e l.i .1 ol 1
months, which -..
tir'f bill was pro
due: .n'l. mi I
tbe debtor for. a . ,i... .
i-. said:
•Tl..- !.,. ' is, -,
j .11 anvtiiing: and I '"■
field into iniill 1 1 .
yon ihu .-hock 1.1 -1. ;. .
I - '••, Wry, Shy
gayly "
II i-af.-e I'm aa uu».,. ...
Whal makes von -11
I "au-c i*\ 1 '"-* a .*
nheic ! A' il itliio
II don't lo.,:. ,,
made of!
Why, 'tis newI
ye-lerday on*, ofdail's ■-
And whal wa 1 dad
U hy,oui oi granny ...
her mam give i
*
A man in l'oi nvilii.
wjdou With Hun ■
font of lti- MI, :
ship the other nij
"Ins'ti." bul wot Uln'l
petition lor "In 1
iighi down in .....
-. ilh the wboll ol I
The encounter wa I
The husband nn. d
num.. . with tie mark
hia ii.-...!- broa
lur own oflsprl .- 1
browsing around for
"Fi.idl.-st: !.i
The ministci of lit 1
month.
The City •' Artie'.'— 1
Tl.e women v '
liveiy uui.iani.-i la. -
passed the Cap.- of I