The Greensboro patriot [December 22, 1870]

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18 PUHLI81TED WEEKLY
AT GREENSBORO, K C,
By DUFFT4 ALBRIGHT.
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! . Obituary notices, overlive linen, charged
:.. rtiaementa and piid for in advance.
Professional Cards.
.1 ... II I Mil mil, TlloS. Kt'lMN, JH.,
/. .■'. ,...' /;... A imgliam,.'.'.I', hilt of .4tamai.a,X.C
JKO. A. GII.MKK. Urtintb'tro, A'.C.
T>illnrd, Huffln tc Ollint-r,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
IVninsboro, AX'.
1)RACTICE n, die Court* ol'atulfor.t.Alsraaiice
R indolph, Davidson, Stokes, Yadkin, Surry,
j; kiligham.alld Caswell Counties.
'»::.. ..* the firm will always attend the regular
I1 hate Courts of Kuckiiigliain, Alaiuancc and
t. lilforu counties.
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C I'. MKNDEMULI.. JOIIXN.8T.I-I.ES.
MENDENHALL & STAPLES,
I.I(I;I:>»IIOKO, ."f. c,
W ' practice in the Coafta of (iuilford, Roeking-
I am, Davidson, Poreythe, Stoke*. Randolph and
Slice: also. I. s'.t'irciiit and DistrictCquHa.
:.". ■ .... given lu collections in all parti*
.■I the Stale, aii.I lo nssfs ill Bankruptcy.
' j i elic loot N*>rtli of the Court House.
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Business Cards.
W. B. FARRAR,
v\ v I. il M \kl.i:. .11 U'M.l.l: a
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Ila- - .-ii-lalitly on ham! a
splendid sesoruneni of
Fashionable Jeieelry,
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AMI CLOCKS,
Wkkk irillbe «.»W
CHKAl' lor CANII!
r"y\V:il. he,. I •|.-li»..le.velry.S.«i..^Maelline.,
and Pi-i..l- maiirnl ravap and i-n abiirl notiee.
Call nppmile Ihe Old AMoight lintel, Bart
Market Street. |o-li
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flefflember die
PTIAT)!
TOMBS and
MONUMENTS.
The undertign-d reapectfully infotui« hiefriendi
and tba public at larfn.that ha'ia ami |irei«red to
furuiah all kind* of Monument* and TomWonei*,
of lateat deaigna, witli prosiptueeii, aud at |>rire«
to auit the time*.
Ordara aoliciied and promptly filled.
Fir*All work wort of Company 8h«.pii delivered
on tbo railroad freo ofrharao.
8. C. ROBEKT80N,
20:ly g*gNj&j& <•'•.
N. H. D. WILSON,
General Insurance Agent.
•GREENSBORO, ■«€•
Kcproaunti KIKE Cnmpanies with agRreirate
CAPITAL of
Twenty .Tfllilona of Dollars.
.CTNA Life INSlRANt'E COMPANY,
Unanrpaaaed by any in the CHEAPNE68
ami RHIuMHIynt-ira Policies.
ASSE3TS S12,000,000.
Call and inanre your property ogaiuat lorn
by tire, and thus secure you a home, and ure-vuut
eitihaircsaiiH ut in 1 ■:tsi 1 J.-..-■. iu case of
accident.
Ot Provide a LIKE POLICY for the Hup.
port of your wilo aud vltildrcu when you are
Ione. OBWICM :-Baukiuj; llouao of Wilson
■, Shoher, South Elm St. 7T:ly
N. II 1>. W IUKIN. CHAD. E. SBWMCK.
IV1IJ«0.\ & S^IOBER,
BANKERS,
GREENSBORO, A'.C,
(South Elm Street, onpailu, Kxpress Ofllci'.)
Uuy and iwll Gold uiitl Silver. Dank Notes.
Stute and Government Bond*, Bail Jload Stockc
and Bonds, A-c, dec.
%~9~ Kect-ivw M.-ue-v mi Urpoxii r.uliject to RIGHT
CHECK; and allow toite.re.>t In kind
ujxju timedepuiiita of l.l'KKLM'V or M'KL'Ii:
Dbcoant Uuaine«i* I'aiier!
Collections Made at all Accessible Points.
Sept. 16th, ly
A. I*. Kl'KKUY,
WITH
Brick lor *»nl*>.
The very l«wt
.t11■■■Ii- liiiiii-beil ,11 reasonable rale", either
nt ili.- kiln, l:iuih"> North ol'town. or deliver
11. X. KIRKPATRICK.
April ■£>. il'.itf.
-M IXN S. VAI KXTINK. I'I i i:i: A. KIIAXKI.IN.
Valerttiae & Fpanklitr,
Importer* nml II ivlrnle /'■».'■ u
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WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY, CLOVES,
^ofioiis, ^6.
N(.. 1208 MAIN STREET,
i^xctijyEoasrjD VA
A..-.--'MI.
MACK EN Zl E BRQTNCItto
IVII-.tlillUS AM. JUAM'KACTCKKUS
o V
( IKUII «V N:iddler»
1 [ARDWA.EE,
'£■£} Weal BaJUnor* Street,
HA I.TI .MORt:, M U.
August 18:i>m.
5. H. HAWE5,
wiloi.K-Al.i: A ItKIAtr. DCALSma
ANTHRACITE
AMD
• •■■iiiiiiiioiis Coal,
KiKhteeuth and Cary Streets.
Tf.TrrmjrrytTTy, VA.
nov li»:t>ni-pd
Jewelry Given Away!
RALPH'S CAROLINA SNUFF
IS :i sir,..ir. ti-ei.li Siiiitf—maliofactmvd fi-«.in a
'<< |«al'lT of leaf, by a peculiar pmi'iw.wliirli
lhr im|illliliai jn lolollH all the aro-tlivnr
id"ihe Tobaoeo.
Sn'itf i- neatly packed in one and two
linre tin boxins -undtorthe pur,HK«e of making
Twenty boxea in every grow eon-
- Millie beautiful article of jewelry".
For sale al retail by all tbi store's, and order.
lakei ..t factor] prices br
Ct 11 1!-.:
K. \V. Gl.ESN & SON,
Qreenaboro, N. C.
Palmer, Hartsook & Co.,
<<oiiiiiii.w«.on TIrrehanfH,
No. 1321 Cary Street,
Richmond, Vn.
Slporial attention {riven t~ niniign—nila uf
• Urain, Ibmraiiil lolmcc... Liberal advance
llags furnished for grant onapplicati.
t- for aeveral celnbraled Virginia Val-inad
As
ley Flour Mill
OKO. S PAI MKH. IBefi
1* J. If AlUsiliiK,
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Notice to Dentists.
E have ami will keep oa hand all tie time
mail -t.«k ..i 8. 8. WHITES aHldcial
teeth COM mil and instruments.
U W. GIJSSH a, 80M,
Ureenaboro, N. C
NoT.f.ih, 18711. ,,„r Uh9m
7VTOT1CB.
^.s '" wnuui it mav concern—
The partnership heretofore existing between
Hunt, Knight A Co., has been dissolved by
mutual consent on Ibo lirat day of September,
A. 1>-. 1870. The books and papers are in the
hands of, and will be settled by J. D. Hunt
and liiab (iardncr. All pereona who are in-ilebtt'il
to the limi will phase coue forward
and twttlc with either of the above named
and all thoae having claim, afaiaat the firm
cout raited previous to tbo above date will
present tbem for liquidation, a. we alone are
author' nd to settle the firm account*.
HUNT, KNIGHT 4. CO.,
Dec. 8th, 1S70. dw l&tb:5w
HlilttT, PURMS&L & 6e.,
IMrsiitTfi:., AXIt wnoi.ESAl.K I>KAI.I:I:S IN
llUilKlM. IWM, GERMAN and FRENCH
I3RY GrOOJDS,
WHITE I..K)l»s AND MUTIOMH,
, No. Sll ILiltimoie St., BAI.TIHORK.
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A. MAiimx. > Jau My.
"OUR FATHER'S HOUSE;""
OK.
,THE UNWRITTEN WORD.
'■ By Daniel Marrh, Ii. l).,aouBOt of tlie popular
" Night 8.-eiie-." Tiiis master in thought and
I langvenw Pwnw. n awtnwl liehes anil beautie. iu
the Great II..nee. nilh it, UliHim'.nc flowers. «lng-in
» binls, waving palms, rolliti^ elouds, Ijeautifu!
bow, sarre.1 iiMiiintaiua. delivhtI'ul rivers. Mighty
(M-,HIIS, tliuiiderhuf voices. Hazing heaven; ;::.u
vast niiiverse with countless Is.iui-s in millions of
worlds, and reads to u^ in ench th- I'liwriit.-u
" ord. Ko-e-tinte.l paper, ornate eMfraviu. s ; :i;
siija-rb bindiiig. " |{i,h and varied in InoUitU."
"Chaste.*' •• Easy and yruceful in *>tyle." "t'or-rect,
pure and elevating in its tendency.'' "Beau-liful
mid ^.MSI." ''A hoiis«.|Mibl treasure." Com-nieiidalions
like the aliove from Co i.'ue IV, si-dents
and Professor*, ministers of all oenouina.
lions, anil the religious and aet ulur pre* all •» 11
tb. country. It. treehneM, purity oi language,
with clear open type, flue steel engraving nub"
.tantial binding, and low price, make it ike tool
for the mmstes. Agents are selling from 5U to 1. -o
per week.
We want Clergymen, School Teacliers, smart
young men and ladies to introduce the work for
us in every township, and we will pay liberal'y.
No intelligent mau or woman need be without'a
paying business.
Send for circular, ful! description, and terms.
Address, ZIEtJI.EK A McCUREY,
!fi ¥. Sixth Street. Pbila., P».
199 Ban Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
tiH Monroe Street. Chieapo, 11'.
.'Hi:: N. Sixth St., St. Louis Mo.
Sept.Ltm or, HH Maiu St., SpriugnVd. Mass.
NEW STORE ! NEW GOODS !!
THE undersigned would respectfully in-form
the public that they are now open-ing
and intend keeping constantly ou liand.a
large aud well selected stock of
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, .'
GLASS 1M> (jIKEVs WARE,
FANCY ARTICLES, &c.
All of which they oiler low for I 'ASH or
PitODll'i: at Matkel prices. They would
especially Call the uttcniiou of house see ,'er-t<>
their Stock. South Elm btreel.ncxt door
t.i Itcnbow's New Motel.
Mlatf C. K. ECKEL eV CO.
SOUTHERN HOTEL.
.'ACK. H( .VI.KS. Proprietor,
Greensboro, N*.C.
THIS well kuuwn Hotel, since chaug't.g
bands.lias been re-fitte<l,atiii can now success-fully
compete with any in the State.or South.
It is situated in the midst of the business p»rti.,»
ol the City, consequently has advantages over el
ery .rtber House. 49: My.
E. H. ALLEY, Manager.
ESTRANGED.
We uteat amid the glittering throng.
Careless and calm, as strangers meet:
I, who had sutler. ,I slight and wrong.
I could have fallen at your feet-
Submissive at your feet.
We spoke, lint in the common speech,
Inditlerei.t thought so we'.l sup.lies :
Pride scaled the quivering lips of each.
And unconcern was in our eyes—
Our cold, averted eyes.
Once! once! alaa, that fatal word.
Sad sepulchre of vanished bliss!
Once rapturous joy our beings stirred,
And then we did not meet like this—
So wretchedly as this.
Ah, little dreamed the thoughtless crowd,
That saw us meet, and smile, and part.
How anguished yearned t.» nioun alo.nl.
And hope lay bleeding in my heart—
Ah, dying in my heart.
How could they know that smile, belied
The misery of my breaking heart i
Or see 'twas only woman's pi ide
That lent its ■trongth lo meet and pin-
To meet, O death ! and pint'.
JOHN" QUINCY ADAMS ox THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY—A SPIR-ITED
SKETCH.
Extract from a speech delivered by
Jolm Quincy Adams nt Franklin Ball,
Boston, October li7. 1870.
Look again at Missouri. This is tin
honest division oi opinion among hon-ored
and eminent leaders of the Repub-lican
party on a question "f principle.
Mr. Oratz Brown and Senator Sohurz
maintain that it is a parody on equal
rights to give votes to every black
man in the State, and to refuse to diva
votes nt the same time to lilty thou-sand
white men. And so I think, and
no you think, aud so thinks the honest
halt' of the Republican party. And
yet President Grant meets this debate
how T By argument f He cannot
speak. By ideas J He lias none.—
By |K'rsna.»ion f T is »t' sm-li kind us
be knows, ami the only kind Ins pat ly
uses^—proscription, force, '"war power."
He turns out of office all who differ
from him. I tell you my friends, the
fault is iu the whole "rand, systematic
combined aud consolidate paitiph-jr-nalia
ol autocraey, itiiuonroatc.i the
Republican parr- . From il l'li;ti.":i-ieal
thanking ot God mat it is so much
more moral than other parties are,
through the bypocritical it nut oi. yv. i.e. !■
professes to cite Decimation •.; fude-
|M?ndeiiee, with iN tissettioi i: it
" Governmenis derive their|Kiwer iroin
Una consent of the goverii«Hl,r its de-fense
oi " rccousaiiciioii. ....ii !i '..) llifc
flagrant Crand which protests that u
protects equally b.v a taniff. which al
lows the employei to cltnrge moiiojioly
prices, whilst the employetl ntusl starve
on Chinese wages, from top to bottom;
from end to end—the thing is a rotten
and corrupt oligarchy of money. And
now, li'llowcitziens. you may fairly
ask what we have to propose .1 you
give the power to the Democratic par-ty.
I will tell you and il is easy to
tell, for I have no new thing to discov-er.
The principles of Democracy tire
as old as the government itself, and
I A WONDBBFCL MACHINE. |
The following description of a iron-derl'nl
Machine, the invention of a
mechanic named Bergnrann, hi Trey,
' X. Y.. is given by the Troy Time*.
The idea first ocenred to the old fel-low
in a dream, fourteen years ago
and after laboring zealously all that
time against reverses and dfflreoltiea,
he finally succeeded in perfecting the
following ingenius wonder:
We will now attempt to describe the
machine. It is so complicated, and
does such wondcrfal tilings, that a
perfect description would fill columns.
We hardly know what to call it, even.
Tt beats all th;, automatons in the
world. The render mast inMgtiMf'a
beautiful miniature stvncture set upon
a huge mass of rocks, with roadbeds
winding up the sides of the rocks, and
streams of running water coursing
down precipitous bluffs. This minia
ture house represents the residence
of a wealthy old miller, with bis grist-mill,
saw null, oil-mill, etc., adjoining.
There am some thirty figures to be
seen in the foreground and about the
buildings and mills. There-is also a
little fountain iu the foreground, with
the water playing, and a lake with a
b"al and oarsman. .Ml these mills
sun) figures and playing waters are set
iu motion by means of a combination
of machinery similar to the works of a
clock, and when these are wound up
and sel running every figuro takes up
its automatic, movement. The old
miller sits in an elegant, apartment
reading a newspaper. His eyes follow
the column downward. His head in-clines
with a conespohding motion.—
The column is finished and the sheet
is turned over and the eyes are attract-ed
to another portion of the paper.—
Every movement is wonderfully life
like. The miller's wife sits in another
apartmenf industriously spiiitiing.—
The domestics are going about |>er-lormiiu'
their dailv roil. The saw-mill
is a /«»• mntile oi each an institution.—
The log is in its place and slides along
' to meet the teeth of the saw, which is
| working up and down cutting it in
two. The attendants are*all busy in
•lu ■• si'-errl dn'.ies The grist-mil! is
Is • goi g. One nan is tending and
: fee ing ; he hopjter. Every now and
! then !:.•■ goes back and forth with a
tray upon his shoulders, the contents
, of ii!,'i •.! |..'iu.s into the mouth of
, ;.'..• hopper, 'Chi gre.il water wheel is
a. ". ■■; si \ii"ily '! -i r ;he pressure of
;! ■■ water from nimve, and the elevator
keeps no its shew of relieving ;i canal
".»...i of it*, la...", uf jjiuin. Teams load-e
«l will, sacks are seen going to and
i from the mills. -\ man is perched
i upon the cable of the miller's home,
| adjusting a little bird-cage to the eaves,
and doing his work most iiertectly.—
i The oil mill !■; also at work, and the
figures are all busy about it perform-
, ing their several missions. The boat-man
upon i tie lake is rowing back-ward
and forward, apparently having
■hm-namsntiU tftMh. ft stands like
the record »f God himself—for it is
nothing lew than this—and should
K'i an everlasting: seal upon lips that
want TO Speak slightingly of wo-
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POPULATIOH p» AMTSMCAM CITJES
1870.
927.43«
657.179
New York, *
Philadelphia,
BM-My*, 4fW.O!>7
St. Lonia, '• 312,Uti3
Chjaago, 2»^70
Baltimore, 207,009
Boston, 2S3,984
Cfneinnani, ' 218,990
New (Means, - lg4,«8
SrtnPraaeisn*,,.. 156\3C1
RnrTalo, 114,247
Washington, 109,338
Cleveland, 93,01 S
Pittsburgh. 86,255
Jersey City, 82,030
Detroit, 79,619
Milwaukee, 71,464
Albany, 09,452
Providence, R. I.. ' 08,870
Rochester, N. Y., 62,484
AHagfaaay City, 53,1*0
New Haveu, Conn., 50,880
Charleston, S. C, 48,431
Troy, N. T. 46,471
Syracuse, N. Y., 43.681
Worcester, Mass., 41,108
Lowell, Mass., 40,937
Indiaupolis, 40,936
Cambridge, Mass., 99,659
Rcrantoti, Pa., 3S.762
Hartord, Conn., 37,835
Rending. Pa.. 34,004
Kansas City, 32,296
Toledo, Ohio, 31.093
Columbus, Ohio, 13,336
Wilmington, Del., 30,904
Dayton, 30,868
Lawrence, Mass.. 29,992
Charleston, Mass., 28,330
Lynn, Mass.. 28,231
Fall River. Mass., 26,768
Springfield. Mass.. 20.706
QuJney, 111., 12,363
Salem. Mass.. 24.119
-Manchester, N. n„ 23.509
Peoria, 111., 22,804
Kvans\ille. Ind., 21.830
New Bedford. Mass., 21.23-'
Oswego, 5. Y.. 20,900
Leaven worth, Kansas^O/iti.")
Laacastor, Pa., 20.101
Diivent-orr. Iowa, 20,T!7
St. Paul. Minn. 20,045
Ttich-mmd ««« ' Ttmrilh RailrrmH.—
The proceedings of ihe twentv-tbird
annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Richmond and Danville railroad
company, pnbtished in the TT»t> yes-terday,
were nnnsttallv rateresting.—
The annual renert of thePresideut rep
.resented the aa'airo of the company to
1860. j be in a flourishing condition, with ev
613 6591 eTy prospect' of continuous improve-
50° ">49 !'"reut. when the projeeted conneerions
96n\IM! *re completed.
150.780 •'0*- 4i •*■ Bnford wan nnauimonsly
re-elected President Qis first term
of service commenced in 1865. and so
satisfactorily has he discharced the
rfwponsible.eintiewof his iiosition that
the stockholders have re-elected him
at each annual nulling. Col. Butord
has proved himscir to be an able, and
energetic adminfsrrativc officer.
Messrs. Joha>R. Edmonds ot Hali-fax,
and A. Y. Stokes, of Richmond,
were unanimously re-elected directors
on the part of the Stock-holder,, posi-tions
which they have held for several
years. They are both gentlemen of
large experience and take a lively in-terest
iu the affairs of the read.—Rich.
Whig.
109,260
212.418
177.812
161,044
173,762
56,802
51,129
61,112
43,418
47.217
43,884
43,417
45,246
62.367
.50.366
50,938
28.702
39,268
51,210
33,230
26 340
42,960
36,827
18,611
26,060
9,223
29,152
23,062
13,758
18.554
21.258
20.081
17,630
25,063
19,083
14,016
14.199
13.032
»>•> .»-.>
2o!l6,
14,041
11.481
22,309
19.288
Ti 129
17.603
11,367
1". Itil
i^iP I. relished by the beet of i
a good tine- all by himself. Thus the
entire operations of an immense estab-lishment
are carried on with as mnch
definiteness and aim as in real life.
they are as plain as the sun at noon- | each figure doing its work with the nt-day.
The doctrine is the same that it | most exactness—the whole forming the
I7T beoOBEAT 9IEDICA L VOX.
DEB and SOCTHERN HEXEDV"
—Dn. HA8KELLS ELECTRIC OIL AND
CARBOLIC CAMCER SALVE.—Can he ob
aiiie.1 at the Store, of our Druggists, James R.
Calltim. W. C. Porter awl R. W. Glenn—do not
fail lo try Uwee great preparations. Nov. 3-kn
l^er Sale or Rent.
*■ In the town of
Oreensbnro, a lot with a comfortable dwell-ing
of five rooms and neceaaary ont-bnildinga
south of and adjoining the College lot, aud
lot foiinorh owntsl by Rei. P. Doub. for the
year 1871.
Tor fin iher particulars address,
S. W. HCAkKOROl'UH
--^"'j"1—l'*ni"K Creek, I^nuir Co., N. C,
V»•«•» »■* B. R. Stack for Ma.
r" ., vTi" he sold to the highest bidder, on Saturday
the Ttlt day of January, leTl, at the Court
House door.in (Srveushoco sundry nutosjiidj;-
meiiis. aud other ersAnwee efdeM due to the
estate of George Albright, deceased, ar.l I
amounting to four or live thousand dollar..—
lu such a large lot there c—ihi to be •nnecood
papers. Terms Cash.
At the same time and place there will be
sold, for CASH, a Certificate of Two Share- of
Stock in the North Carolina Rail Band Com-pany.
LYNDON SWAIM. A.I. I'I.
Dec. loth. 1=70. |«f>3n-was
seventy years ago. and will be
seventy years hence. Democracy, in !
a word, begins at the other end alto '
get her. It takes the individual as the
starting point, and Bays that he is the
important matter, and your govern-ment
is only the incident and creature '
of his convenience.lt laughs at your'
preposterous idea that government is !
wiser aud better than the people. Ii j
is aristocracy which aasuuic^a su]x-rior j
merit to direct and advise iis subjects.
It is monarchy by grace uf God which !
pretends to this power ol cossx ting and
dangling its children. It is imperialism '
which conquers and odmiuistcrs ii'> !
jec? ami subject proviucfi. Democracy
leaves each man free to seek ins own
happiness, provided he does not injure j
bis neighlior. Why, my friends, even i
the language of the Radical new spa j
pern and BtampaweUnoftheoltseqnious ,
spirit which bows to an aristocracy ot:
speculators and money-chnngers and
shop-keepers. What is thin their ft;-
vorite chrage against all who differ
from them T "'They arc disloyal."—I
What is that t We'll. I will tell you.
Loyalty is a word derived from old
feudal times.am! expresses the relation j
of a slave to his master: the subjection
ot a serf to his lord : the regard of the .
vassal for his king. The citizen is,
tree, the subject is loyal. Loyalty is ;
no new thing. It was rampant here'
before the battle of I'.unkvi's Hill.—I
Then, as now, the rich aud high were j
most wonderful combination ol ma-chinery
we ever saw or expect to see.
Mr. Bergmann proposes to exhibit the
ruriosity next week. We believe the
old man has a fortune in store for him
after "iis j < •■••s of vexation and trial.—
All who see it will be edified and in-structed,
and gain from it enlarged
iiYas of the capabilities of the human
arrn even w-ih..en worked upon and
i " 't'Ti.'!, iis in this case, by that,
strange tnd mysterious agency—a
■ . .1,1.
.Ni'./i.v .:;.- I,
ner iu New
weie piesent,
the toast. "Won.au,
solely on the frailty ol
>>N0H. —At a recent din-folk,
ul which no Indies
a i.ian. in responding to
dwelt almost
the .<ex, claim-ing
that the oesj among them were
lit,!., belter than the worst, the chief
difference being iu their surroundings.
At the oonelasiou of the s|ieeoh, a
gentleman present rose to his feet and
said :
•I Ira-! il..- gentleman present in
the application of his remarks, refers
own nie'.her and sisters.
Qretleifx Pint*.—Hear him: •• Ii
the dominant. Democracy of Noi tit
Carolina have a tight to be represi ntcd
in Congress at all, they shonld be rep
resented truly ; and Vance, who sir or
seven year* ago exhorted lliem M
" tight the Yankees till hell should be
so full of them that their legs would
stick ont ofihe window," is a man after
their own heart. We venture to pre-dict
that he will be found by the Re-publicans
a more liberal and chival-rous
antagonist than Horatio Seymour
or John T. Hoffman."
Again:
"Ten of them (such men as Toombs,
Rhctt. Forest, aud John Forsyth) in
the present Congress would have in
surer! ns at least twenty more Repub-licans
in the next: four or five of them
from this State. Either we are iucou-ceivably
stupid, or this whole business
of shutting out of Congress, when
there arc constituencies eager to send
them thither, evinces an amazing lack
of common sense."
Did Horace ever look for anything
else than an "amazing lack of common
sense'' from these fellows T
They exhibit an '-amazing lack" of
everything but rascality.
most "loyal." The "loyalists," how-ever,
disliked the climate ultei ta>-
"Declaration." They are remembered
as Tories now- Generals Warren and
Pntnam were •*labels" about tb» same
time. Let the n giro, if be likes be
loyal to his carpet 1 ag* -r,
office-holder to bis pat en,;
Ilia ** government," but ns
will be content u ith LL.C old
nl
ilitieu
ways of our fathers, and
them "to the best oft
serve, protect aud defend Ihi
tion of the United States.''
IIOUc'l
swear «i'.!i
W-::l:lrtvtr
arpe and
order •'••
PnuTtrielsjea Wauled,
se .1"/..
healthy live partridge, wanted t„ fifl si
a gerslemnn to ^o to Europe.
Dee 8th, 1670. JAS. SLOAN & K)S*.
All kinds BLANKS at this Office.
(:,.,nn —tininii—(li'iir.—I'. S. belia-tors,
Williams, ot Oicgou, Wiley, of
West Virginia. Abbot, of I\oi'th Caro-
I lina. aud now Mr. Warner, of Alaba-ma,
and all monumento oi Esecuiive
iutciference. Xruly we have some
things to be grateful for, and most <.t
all. 1*1 hups, that Drake, of Missonri,
retires from ihe .Senate lo ihe bench
of the Court of Claims. Alas, howev-er,
for the Court of Claims.
to bif
uurx.''
The i fleet of this most just and
timely rebuke was overwhelming: and
tin- maUglier of women WHS covered
with confusion and shame.
This incident serves an excellent
purpose in prefacing a few words on
i.::S Rll'ljl it.
<if all the evils prevalent among
•:•• ••. v ' '. • iw ol none more blighting
in its moral effect than the tendency
to speak slightly tit the virtue ot wo-men.
Sbr is then anything in which
yonng meii are so thoroughly mistaken
as in the icw estimate they form of
lite iiiii.riiy of v, men—not of their
owe mot cr. ..-d s: ters, thank God,
! at ol • In rs "h.'. tht ■ forget, arc
•'.,.•,Ye•/?;/ -/.Y'V nto/Arm t'lef niattrt.
I'iain words .should be spoken on
'..is i i. ior i.ii . vil is a general oue,
ti. ■ p .-. ,<.:. ;. young mei. are some-lii
......'.a : to tin society of
tillingb.tii ss or evt;. lewd women, they
i: v.- no ai'ie .igiit ro measnte all 0th-
■-: •■o:..ci: in . uai tue> see of these
than they ....ui.i have to estimate the
< h.aact< i oi holiest and respectable
>. i;.t.s by :!..• developments of crimes
in our poiiw «.(-iitts.
Lul young men reu.ember that their
<■:::.•. ..a, ,:.. s .a l.;'e depends upon
ia ith in •v.in.en. ^o worldly wisdom,
IK. tuisiii'. ii.'..,..c philosophy, no gen-eralizati
on can cover or weaken this
The Xcic Diamond Fielil*.—We cop
py the following from a New loik dia-patch
of the 31st:
A correspondent near the Tape of
Good Hope says that Mr. Mames arri-ved
in King Williainstown. aud brings
with him a .spleudid diamond weigh-ing
twenty-nine carats. Mr. Bernard
Lee arrived In the same place, at the
same time, with nine diamonds which,
though small, were exceedingly pure
ot lire. The excitement caused by
their accounts of the marvelous luck
u liieli some of the miners have hud
caused a number of tradesmen in the
i" towu to sell ont at a great sacrifice, and
start -for the fields at once. They «ith-
.-'.«/<! the temptation as long us possi-ble,
but it finally became too strong.
Last week, for instance, a .Ifr. Fowrie
returned to King Willamstowu with a
pocket lull of gems, for which ho had
worked only fifteen days, lu Hope.
town it.s«.>|f a magnificent diamond of
thirty six carats has been dug up. Prom
Hebron Gong and Tziuikotna also <y-
|Mjits come daily of signal
Mankind.- -An editor, who believes
with Pope, that "the proper study of
mankind is man,"sums up the result of
his investigation as follows.
"We drink, every one of ns, a pair of
boot t a year ! We carry iron enough
in onr blood constantly to make a
horse shoe. We have clay enough in
our frames to make, if properly separ-ated
and baked, a dozen good sized |
bricks. We eat. here in Chicago, at
least a peek of dirt a month—no. that
is not too large an estimated. The
man who carelessly tips a glass of lager
into his stomach little reflects that he
haR begun the manufacture of a hat.
vetsnch is the case. The malt of the
beer assimilates with the chvlo and
forms a sort of felt—the very same
seen so often in hat factories. Bnt not
being instantly ntilized it is lost.
Still further, it is estimated the hones
of every adult person ret|uires to be
fed with lime enongh to make a mar-ble
mantle every eight months."
Mttxmiic Grand Corfee of Yi-niv<n —
BketUm -.,' QJRyrs,—The Masonic
Giai .I Lodge ».. Virginia was again in
Si's-s! n last iigli in ti. n late hour.—
The following officers were elected :
Grand .Matter.—T. F. Owens.
Deputy Grand Neuter.— Col. If. E.
Vt til-cis, Lynehbnrg.
cV.-e-w .,.,.,-, 'TVr/rV.,.—W. P Lam-
'.(••■I. Alexandria.
trrauil .htnit* War/Jen.—General
William 1!. l'alial'crro. Clone.--.ier.
Grand Senior Beacon. - Judge Park
er. Winchester.
Grand Junior Deacon.—fudge B. R.
Welford. Richmond.
Grand Secretary.—Dr. John Dove,
Richmond.
Grand A$$i*fant Secretary,—W. B.
Isaacs. Richmond.
Grand Treasurer. - Thomas I*. Dud-ley.
Richmond.
Prenerrma Jiitcipiine at West Point
—forfeit Dismissed forFntubord'.tii'ion.
—Several cadets have just been dis-missed
from went Point far violation
rules. Their names are A. K. Frank.
.1. II. French, B. P. Andrews. M. W.
Howe. G. li. Smith and Robert P.
Wainwright. The irrepressible color
ed cadet, J. W. Smith, at West Point,
has again to be heard from at ihe War
l>epartment. in an order to the follow-ing
effect:
"Cadet, .1. W. Smith, having been
reported tor submitting an explana-tion
containing disrospeenfol reffee
tiolis on the conduct of the re|Nirtiug
officer who reported him for mi offense
on the 28th nit., will be confined to
the area 01 the cadet barracks until
the 1st day of February next, thai he
may be better imprcsned with the im-portance
ot adhering to the regniaiions
of the Military Academy while he is
there."
University of Virginia,—The t'ni-varsity
of Virginia, which has bare I
rapidly increasing the number of its I
students since the wal, ami which had
about 175 at the lust session, has now J
520 matriculates. The highest num-ber
of students liefora the war was I
some 650. Considering the exhausted
and crippled condition of the Southern I
industries the present number is real-1
ly remarkable. This University has
more students than any other Snath-em.
institution, and in only equalled,
as to numlicrs. it is believed, by Vale
and Harvard.
The oMeat rnvolTeT—the «-arth.
Eve was made for Adam's express eeaapar
V-Evergreens—
people who don't take the pa-
-HfVf fc, * UT
"Qdery--<;nri » msti make a erjaare tnenl on
n ronnd steak t
A widower was reoantlr rejected by a dam-sel
who didn't west affect ions that had been
warmed over.
TThat Mrft is that which it is abeetatary
necessary that wn shonld base a* diunnr, and
1st need ueilher bo cooked uor served up f—
swallow.
A wag recently appended te the Hntee* nsr-
■M (ennUtioua of Cincinnati: "No whistling
near the sausage stalls."
A man who hail a seohling wife, being nak-ed
what he dM for a living, replied that he
"kept a hot house."
A eeiisus-t.Koi iu Iudiana haa found n Lena
Lnella Josei.hiue Hunly Gurdy Roberta Mn-sidoi
a Smith. He honored her with an entire
page ia his book.
"Why is it. husband, that whenever we
send for a pound often or coffee to th* groce-ry
man it falls aeveral ouneee abort 1" "Oh,
it's just a wuigh he has.'*
Anus Stsjry waa recently married to Robert
Short. A very pleasant way of lankhng a
Story Short.
A pansier asked whether, if Titian's wife
bail been named Polly, that fact would hare
made her a politician f i
The solution of the initiation whether Ss-
I man is e-iual to man dcpciuU upon who the
woman is. and who the mt'in is.
A Snu l-'r.oici.-eo editor, who has been to n
Chines* Mienlri- there, thus Spenks of tun
quality of 4he mubiu fitrnishud ; "IpiHgine
yourself in a boiler inaniiliictnry where 40t>
men Ate ptill-ng iu tiviu, a uuuunjolh tuQ
sh'jp ne.t door ou one side, and a -Ill-stamp
.inn: \i mill on the ot her.with n'dmnkon oan-livuri
party with tiOO iuetrumeubi in frout,4,-
•"» euraced eats on the roof—and a faint Idea
will he conveyed of the performance of a u'ret
elass Chinese hand of luueic."
A l.olv from the country, whn has lately
become a resident of the city, was very mnch
troubled at her sou's long absence from home
lb* Other evening. A neighbor eaUiug sug-gested
that ihe hoy bad gone to see the ele-phant.
"All'." said the mother with n sigh of
relief; "why didn't lie tell met I have no
objection-! to his seeing th* elephant, and
didn't know he was in town."
The long dry spell in France is cerl.iiuly
bail enough : hut think of what the cond|tion
of the crops must In- across th* Spanish bor-der,
where they have nad no reign fur more
than a year. •
'Ihe negro nnaseasmi tin tid>»ulage over the
white man—lie can mote iffectnally concent
a black eye.
Uiiet-. when Major S. was coming over from
K->gland iu one of the I'miard Htosmers. on %
line Saturday alieruouii.a baud on deck play-ed
Yaukeo '.'< '.lie. \ x' ..ti Englishman, who
stood l.y,ii,i|iiiicd "whether thai was the tune
the old vow died uf.** "Not at lull," teplied
i he Major: "Thai is the ton* th. old ball
.lied of/'
Clssa under *»siniiiSt!on.
Teacher—"What is n beet '"
1st Student—"lio-t'i know, sir."
■Jil Siuiln.i—• liou'i know, .sir."
:*<l Student—"Don't know-, sir, unless it be
a b'lil;-l.".-':ell sins- "
ilaebti—"Oil op head."
"■>V -II. Piii.rK.A';... havnyuji tusay about
»i- aliug the pie "tVVII. yer honor, f* see,
,t wasj.si ih -. ...» j '■ ^ ml. upon liim loo
.-hl.s'p in my bit nl i garden foi three nights,
yer honor, and I ji-t aaysesl him fbr the i mt "
If yon wish t,i travel cheaply, patronise
those railroad,! Ahioh ndvertlm locaery theii'
pa s. • jjera through "witlmitt u chit itgc.''
'i'lni man who j*ht wise by eatini/ sage
ehees* lias n brothef who nro|m«es to become
skillful ii. the l.-isbionble uuncesby dietiug on
ho,.».
,'ri,-....I.. '... i. ..-,.- An Arkansas applicant
for a t. acher's terlincate IhSs conjugates lbs
v.-.b "tod..."
Imp, io.: I have done it: thou dmieel it;
be done it.
i'lni ,.l \V, aits .'.one it, J onus done it,lhsy-mis
done it.
l'erfect--l nous dotie il, you gone dou. it,
he gone done it.
l'lural — Weiins ;'i'n- done it, youns gone
done ii. ili.MIIIS gone don- it.
I'utati -1 gwme dopu it, you gwinu done
it, h. gwine none it.
I'luial—Wein s gwine done it,youbsgwiun
do.i. It, they nils gwlue flotM it.
1 lit lite pel feel —1 Udlke gwllle dune it, >'(U
done gwii.e done it, he' Ueae awlae done it.
I'luial- -Weuiis done gwine done it, youns
-lone gwlnn done it.thty.iu. duue gwiee doue
It. _
DnRKnuin* Prorrrta.—Every fox
his own tail,
tin alo-t two wol.es and you will nut even
prais
;ou hole anything the souusr
"l !..-:: .... us, the pigs will not
What a man should be slphalietical-ly.
Affectiniiite. Bold. Candid, Dtir
ing, RLti-iprisiujc. Faithful, OrMetetl,
ilt'uorablc, Indclutigable, Just, KI:MI
I.oung. Moial. S~oi.fi-,Obliging, I'ol.it-fjuh'k
Religons.Sociable, i rnthfnl. I7p-tighl
V.ifinjrif. Wutehiul.
Is,-DU 7.
IIJII.;. .-. travelingtluuugii the litld.sauti
on cv« ry side is purc'iasiug the gems,
In the last sis days lie purchased no
lesstli.it. fourhnndrett ditii.e-iil. among
which one ol forty caiats, aitil ot susJU
beauty llmt the Queen of all liie l.i..-
sias miglit wear it. Huntfs pnrcitanes
IH sides are daily increasing, for miners
aic|Kiuriiig in at the rate of a thousands
week. A diamond wci_lm, one nan- I i...
dud and eight carats, aud Worth «'.<"• I
hundred thousand p«ut.<ls, has been ' ~^' —
found by a Capt. Edwards, and ir is I A female short -hand reporter lias
been added to the startHi the.Secietan
oi the interior.
ale,
Kfilhiiigon earth
than a -•.caking'' ilil
'. . is ip, .. -'.o. ,.,• ,
goods obtained.
cilcli
A ;o„„i hrginnlng is h.-lf ofthe work.
i i -'st in t,od, hul do not siumblu yuurself.
With Cod. even iieros. the sea ; without
Mil ■'..; -v. n t.» tlin ibl'e-l.oltl. *
W-ithulll cheati g, liu tiaditig
Sti ... i not f.,..l. I.at it shews gteat mer<
e\ .
ll.e .!.-, (.-1
■.on llml it.
ir t„A dee
lake us.
A debt .- adorned by pavineut.
Kugnerj is Ihe last ol ail tladcs.
Never lake a coioked path while you can
see a stiuight one.
Peer not ihu threats of the great,but rather
the (cars of the poor.
Ask a pig lo banner and bo will put hifc feet
ull the tabit.
Disease comes iu by hundred weights and
jjo, - nut by otfucee.
Lv.iy little frog is ,-rreat withiu hi. own
beg.
An obi friend is v-.ort|i two use o:sss.
lie praised nut fur your aucesntre, but fur
your viiliies.
When lish aie ran-, oven a crab ia e 6sh.
A father's blessing eaunot lie drowned in
water m.r consumed by lire.
A mother's ptaver will draw up from the
depths of the sea.
J Sttoun a.i*/---7t.-n.—Naaby savs—1 com-nn
need being good at a very early eye, and
belli myself U| Ihe beet models. 1 wae
.'.-I :.'. luUUlt vvbei, I lead .gectUlg Story of
the backing down ofthe cherry tree by Geo.
I Wssb.iigino. nod bis manly etatemew* te his
| littnei that he oouhl n»t tell a lie. I read the
i story, and it filed n.e *lih a doeire to sui
j a . htm 1 wae u<' g-->ug to aUuw any sitah
b..y Bs0...ige Washington, if he did aft«-
! wants get lo I.- a Pre-ldeut, to eleel me In
j the inoiali'.i... iiiuuedtalely I seised en ars,
aid .II: down the i-ios, valuable cherry tree
Xa-mnlarv.' m} c;"l,: i'"1 ■ ' """•'■' •"■•# t»« «»«e - - | in-, burned the o.'.i.ches.-o that by no I
s mice detestable
blooded in j.-.rite.
ho trad si in sto-could
the
aknlliig
tin l» " i lulls
tv la,
now on the way to Capetown.
The Washington Patriot says, that
notwithstanding an act of Congress pro
hi luted it, there are three generals of
the army on dnty at the Executive
Mansion, who perform the duties, a ml
who, in the accredited official lists, are
actually designated as -'secretaries.''
CHBISTMAS ISEXT WEEK.
in the Sandwich Islands, it is death
lor a man's mother in law to visit him
without permission.
Bond m-udei.s iii Massach'isetls are
■ In <-d, end I went
I - . -.. I hut I might eonfeee
1 be Wop! over aud forgiven
o-„- .-.ul -f n. evlre,ae truthfulness. The
exnurinieiiBa wen , I regret t« sly, paetinl
I'ailni-s. I was viij n.u-b like Ueorge Wash-
'•-gtor. but the 'rouldi was. my father didn't
r-sew bit I,,-.,i,..,. Wsehillgten's father, ehkh
waa essential {-• thi sjico-es of at) scheme.—
"Did you cut -low ut but cherry treefbe naked
Tether, I cannot -.11 a Jie. "ldid it with luy
little ban l.--t," I answered, striking the pro-per
Httitnd': for the old gentlemen to seed
tears o" iue. Itm be didu't shed. Ue r.
lutn'k-.. lb it I:-- bad lather I had told a thou-sand
lien than to 1 ave cut down that nvaitica-lar
tree, tintl ho whipped me till 1 we. in e
state of exasrierat ing rawness. My skating
idea was no lens a laii.ire. 1 broke through
the ice that Sunday aud was pullod out with
a difficulty—and a boat hook. As I lay sick <ie
| disf-en«e«l nt a successful invention for I ,or » moiith with a fever, 1 didn't get a
I consuming sparks. cbauco to get off the eecoud Washington re-