The Greensboro patriot [February 16, 1871]

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IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY
AT l.HKKNSBORO, V. C,
By DUFFY t ALBBI.HT.
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THURSDAY, FSBffiABT-l^fWI
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Remember the
DKAXII
TOMBS and
MONUMENTS.
-MI ciu.NoiicBb H p.r cm bigbur tb
n -is w*0-S,ST; tfllllW*"1
..... ?.i. in adr-ar<.
N-Hi-iiii.i.l- changed quarterly if
v.r fiv. linara* chsrgsd
Ths undersigned respectfully inform. bUari.ndB
and ths nublio at large,! hat hs is MtlMM I"
furnish all kiads ofMsuumeuU ami ImiiUuan,
af I aim designs, with pn >m ] item, »n« *l
lo suit ths limes.
Orders aob-ited and promptly filled.
t3rAll work west of L'umpaay Shop* deurer*.
on ibe railroad Uve of charg.. & CTEOBEBTSON,
80:ly C'aarlst-, ,V. C.
tci"
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a_r "Ml '•""••
M a-U. r;.— iii.-nl- ami paid fur in MW»
Professional Cards.
Jso II.DlLUin>, TII.M. Rons. Jn,,
/. ,1. ..i /.•..ai,i.;«M..V.C. Lat*vf AlamaMt,S.C
Jxo. A OllMil:, <lreeasts,.**, .V.C
Dilliirrl. Xliirnn & QU-aer.
ATTOBNKYB AT LAW.
i.rieitslioro. a.U.
1>R it'TK'E intb.t'ounsof tSiiilfnril.AlsmBnc
kendolpk, bavidaun, Stokes, Yadai*, -s-ry,
KoekiugliaOl and Caswrll CoBBlies.
On. of ih. firm will always attend ths regular
Probati Court. ..f Buckingham, Ah-nanee a*d
i. i I counties,
Bi ,1868. Ji}7
I'. P. MKM.VMI.II. JOHM N.8T*-__».
MEND'tNHALL It STAPLES,
A rTQ'8KKT0 AT ttAWt
u III:I:>«UOHO, K. c,
H . . • In lbs Curt, uf OoilioiJ, Kucking-law,,
In... l-.i., Kor»ylh., BMfea*, rUadolpb aad
., inc.: I.I-. I'. h.Cirtuilai.dlJu.lricll.ourta.
: |...•>..i aitarliua giran lo mlhMion. m "I f""
..I III.. Slal-. and lo o. m llankruple/.
. v i mi.■.. ..II.- .1 Nona of ihe Dnfl *»»
Jail '-■; : l.v.
JIKMOVA1.
RALPH GORRELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
HI . i. nl bis I "Ii"- I" N" 1 !•«" Kow, in
. j I.I ili. Court HI.II-.. nl.tr. In- niaj
■ ,,,.1 on buailieM in bi- pr»i«aion.
... ■ ,,i -..!,,. CaarL
II. abw .li.-nd» lli. Court ill Alamanc,
li.,. ..l-.iii .i.l KainU.lpli audili.S.ipr.m.Courl
..I il„- M.ii.- in all off whisk iiminpt alt.nlioli will
b. diugtiitly yiv.'ii
I,.-. ,..-.
„ .. um.. MM. n. moon,
I" s c n,,,.,—r,.ii.r. Btglalsr ill Bankruptcy.
II \l.l-* KKIHJII,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
nM I.N-«..l"»I.O, K. C,
nR.lCTICE iii llw CaM* rfOuiMbnl. Bod»
N. H. D. WILSON,
General Insurance Agent,
CREEXHUORO, If.C.
Rsprtatnli FIRE Companim with afxregate
CAPITAL of
Tw.air PHUiaasa* »»"h» tun Tini
«INi Ufe DfSVIMCE COMPANY,
UnurDMaed by any in lhc CIIEAI'NESS
and Bellabllllj of id Policuta.
ASSMS $12,000,000.
Call and l—lll your pmp«rly against loss
by lire, and thn« tatan yon a horn., and pre-rsnt
embarremmient in business, in case of
accident. „ _
tW Provide a LIKE POLICY for the sup-port
of yonr wife and children when yon arc
£ne. Ornc* :-Banking Honae of Wilson
Bhober, South Elm St. ~n*J
■.B-aXWauaat. CHAS. E. SBO»JUL.
WIUON at BHOHER,
BANKERS,
QHESHSBOBO, N.C^
(South Elm Srrest, opposite Exprew Offlcs.)
Buy snd s»ll Gold and fiilrer. Bank l»nl«.
Stat. and Oorernineiit Bonds, Rail Road Stocks
snd Bonds, SLC., AC. y-,
ty Rt^ei.e Mnn.Ton dtTio-it subji^t to SH.Il 1
CHECK; .nJ allow hits-rent la *•■■
npou rim. d.po.its of CCRBENCY or SPECIE.
Discount Buslaesa Patpert
Collections Mule at all AccussiWe Points.
Baft. 16th, ly _____
which pi __,
I., nil kwaweas cossauUsd to
Jan. 4lh. 1871—0
Cha?. a. Y«t««,
MANTJPACTURER OF
TIN. S_.l Iron and Copper War., an.1 dValer
Dry Ooods, Hals.Mand SIIOM, »oad
Wsc. l_nps. Ollillk-rj, snd Ula*. Wars, Oro-nrita,
StoVM, snd s—orttil Uoods, geli.rally.—
No. 01 South Elm Ntlwl,(il*«»bs*u>.C. Uoods
sold low for cash, ,.r bsrter. janlOiIy
inchtnan & HcDonstd.
Grocery and Confectionery,
(Corn-
.-'. . <*i I lUii.l«l|>li. AIM, in lh*
,, . i and l'.-i l I',.HI l. st tin United Statsj
N.i-I. Carolina
T irticular nM-iilion giv.li to
■ "■■■mi HHIAI E fAI'«la
ilu I . 8. Courts and batan lb. Dst-uTM-xr
u iMllNuroN. Jan 12:ly
Business Cards.
W. B. FAKB-it
WATrll MAKKlt, JBWKLKRS
OIIICIAN.
flr..ii-1-ir.,, N. C,
Ha- Doastaatlj on band a
-pl.ndid as— 'rtni-ot of
Fashionable Jewelry,
ami ...III. spl-l.li.l II .il,/.,«
AND CLOCKS,
Wkiik will IK told
(• II K A !• lor OARHI
tV Wat. Ii—.t ■l.s-ks.J.w.lry.H.wiin.. MacbinM.
A .1 Plslnls l-taaired eksan ami on sli.^t notice.
i —ii- lb. Old .All-right Hotel, East
M irkst btrm. l"-ly
HANS 8. \ M i MINK. PaTEO A. FKANKLIS.
Valentine & FrtllkUlt*
I^fvrttrt ami H'aoIrMnr Kcalrrl
I V
WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
\otions, Sec,
No. 1208 MAIN STREET,
i^ici__^_:o_sriD VA.
A i. -■'• lii.i
MACKENZIE BROTHERS,
IMrXlltTKUS AXP HaHCrAt'TIIUU
0 F < 'oacli & Skt444cry
HAEDW A.BE,
_2 W.-1 0alllnwr.8trs.l, *
II t I II WORK. MD.
Ainni-t Ifthn,
K
Stniid alD.poi,)
EEP con.taiil: on band a full assoriinsut of
CANOIE8.'
CAKES.
SWEETMEATS,
HUTS,
RAISINS,
ORANGES. _c.
A fins slock of Family Groceries al the lowest
astaoB.
Ala. i ull supply of lb. fin-st Liquors kept
ii tb. bar adjoining.
TV b«t brands of Cigars constanty on hand,
jan 19:ly
3omethlng New In Greensboro!
JAS. W. ALBRIGHT,
COMMERCIAL BROKER.
ANI>
Jos. R. rearce,
AUCTIONEER,
Have opened rooms on
VV.M Markrl Sir..'.
GreuniiboFo, Ms C
II .ith-r ..II publicly or privatHy, any
and .v-r\ iliint- roosi|.'n.d to us.
GT Consignments from wall—la i!-..l.r- ao-ySU.
!>«• l»*i ww:iy
SOME DAY.
Borne day, you'll atand beside the stream,
Wkwsw taksa wa reeled, yon and 1,
And aa yon watch the aanay gleam
fftrembling light, drop from the eky—
J-eu'ry, perchance, will bring again
Thoae day., thoae an minor day" gono by—
The earth waa one sweet garden then.
For wa wan lovers, yon and I.
Some day, in gold and pnrple ear,
Tb* sun will ride across the waat;
The fair and stately ere-lag star
Will coma to guard the world's best rest;
Than yon will think, perhapawith paia,
Of OB* iw»t twilight, long ainco pa.it,
When standing in the fragrant lane,
Ton rowad to love while life ahonld last
Some day, whan roses scent the air,
Yon will swswsaws— our brief June-
How slender bars of ailTer fair,
Ware forged by the uprising moon ;
And how imprisoned in their gleam,
Oar whispered words were soft and low-
Some day, then, only in a dream,
You'll seek the hand yon then let go.
Some dar, when yon nnsonght have found,
Banaatk the waaping willow'a abade,
A grass-grown, daisy-sprlnklod monnd,
Where I for my last rest am laid—
Yon'll sadly wish death could restore
The heart and love so true to thee;
Ah, vaia, sain longings—nevermore
Will rise the Past for you and me!
•5n3iKl*
faff
wK Mil
ArCTIOH 8AI.KS, of niiscllaneoua axlics,
-very Saturday ...ning st 1 oVhjek.
~ - W EST HttOO- SIBKEKILV'
C. W. WESTBROOK 4 J. M. WARD,
/-.•.•r-rrrf-.r.,
HAVE r.cutly r.-rtUlilu>lHKl lb. w-ll known,
popular and r-lud,l. " Wsatbruok Nurs.no."
31 mil-» -a-i of taraawskara, N. C, under lb.
uani. ami style ot \V.--tt.r...k A Co. All |i.rsons
wi.biiiK Fruit Tlr-w, Gra|« Ykasa, Ac. f«>r
Spring planting will fin* it to uWr int.rwt to
(N,rrw|Miid with lb. BOW nrm at ouc, as tli-y ar.
Asasrsasaal to m..t ih. itlnanslsi of tb. tim™ by
low.
aura
selling nursery prodinui unptsctdenlMllr
All orders will r«>.iv. prompt and car.ru]
lion. Cataloguw sent fire on application.
Addrvss, WESTBROOK i. CO.,
jsn 19, llTTl >■ |ll1 Grr.n.boro, N. C
PI II IT. IN
§. H. HAWES.
w if <| i -•.! I .1 RBI-JL 1>» *l B ANTHRACITE
A N I >
l.iliiiiiiiioiiN Coal,
Kik'tit—-MI ii IO,.I Cary Snasta.
R,IC__MC03SriD, V^tV.
IIKV luahn-pd
A. I'. XI-KI-I-V.
STEIN BROTHERS & CO..
Imlnl-lrr* MM.I .! ..1 .lie-1*- of
FOICI.M'N \ M» IH>*ll<vri« W<M*LK%»,
Wholosalt- Clothiers.
vi i ;s J zt*5 BaltimoTC Street.
i, iv. ;;.i<i_..~. j«./.
II .ill:. > .Ian .-.thly
Ml I i I!
I>\> '
Confectionery and Grocery.
J, D. WHITE,
W. S. RAN KIN.
(In Tate Building,)
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
JDIXVTT G-OO-DS,
OROCERIES,
BOOTS, Slioes, Notions, snd general M.rclisn-assa.
a larg. atoik and saiM>rlni.iit of NEW
GOODS oBi-red at very low pricrt for CASH
or .'..uutry PRODl.'CE.
A larg. supply of Coffer just received at 16»,
2U,-2Ci,-and-W ccnU Ml lb., and also a large
lot of country cured bacon.
Also a large snpply of Ijtdies' and Gentle-mrns'
Linen Uandkerchicf., sud towels, at
reduced pnaea. W. 8. RANKIN.
janW-.ly
GHOI LIIILM, Ar.
All grades of Sugars.
fjisfiin. Teas, Soap, Caaasls, Syrup. 4 c, always
an hand at loivset cash prirse.
V. E. ECKEL * Co-,
jsn lS>:ly ^___ South Str-rt.
K
M
o iin.
FOST OFFICE,
KI'.TS i-.m-lsiiillv 00 lia-"' ■ lart-c *1H1
I ..I..?... a««irtnii-nt <»f(iroccri.-s
I'I-I■innn-rit -. *«.
I in. Toltavcco loiid Cigfum ft wpMmtttf-
.1- -..tin
elkmlUr <IIM%
Tl.«* UwMWiynwl rwi-k-ci-rmf
bw publk- thM ha hm on hum •"
;.--."iiiii.-i: . t ilif m»*i improToid MKTALLIL'
HI KIAL ( A>KS. wbicfa W i" MiipMil i" ■'""'-
■IN I ammi |iffkwVfi.
Tli". - .-'• i'i' «i.f llic botly (r»tn !—•■«* -ml
u« niMtil? t-i.ii.»; ibv |*-w <-i iVonlii.-rv -«J-
..; , rt .,.. ftiid .M-i ...injiiralivo-.v but lillU niuiv.
\V.\I. COLLINS.
Woodsn Coanl kept .on-tautly on band and
mad. toi
COL. JOIIS ESTEN COOKE'S
LIFE OP QENERA1. LEE.
THIS is tb. ouly sutb.iiiic -'Lif. of Gaoaral
L-." that is now in press; snd probably tb.
only on. of any value Ike- will '"• publisli^l l'.,r
s.v.ral nan ID ..mi., ll was eoOOnwacM in
1S06, and bad Oiatral Lea's anal and approv-al.
D. AFPLETOS & CO., 1'ublish.rs.
N.w York.
JESSE FISHER. G.n.ral Ag.nl lor \ irginis
and North Carolina. 1108 Capitol SI.. Richmond.
ly Ag.uU Wantsd in all parta of lb. country.
I^.',ii..
ClHEAP GBOlERIEs.
' Sugar. Coffr..
Lard, Powder snd Sb.,t at Ca'.l».ll'.. Als,. In
grain A llamgr'e enrprt. just reciv-d. Bny-r-sbonld
mil tail to examine lb.se gi.sl
Is--.;-;
GhweMB>0BW| Jau. &tb,ldTl:6m
ids brlor.
uiaking tb.ir pui.*ba-.s. lS.'i;2w-pd
TJlOlt HALE
J. A five year old ML LL north
UII. bundrrd dollars, fas
sErliM V-FHE.
Also on. horse OJagoa and leather lop Buggy
at half mam.
Call avon. E. N. CALDWELL.
sHakw-po
TRUE, EVERY WORD OF IT.
We make the following extract.
from the opeech of Mr. Julian (Radical)
of Indiana, in the nous* of Represen-tatives,
Jan. 21ot, on tho subject of
legislation aa it is done by our Rcpub
lican Solon* in Congress:
Mr. Speaker, nothing is more remarkable
thaa the growing trndency of legislation in
Ibis country to loml ilaelfto the service of
oaaltal, of great corporations, monopolies of
every sort, while Uto ofuni luruing au_ un-friendly
eye upon the people, and cp-cially
upon the laboriug poor. Tho canOB of this
mar fairly be trae-d to the evil geaina of the
tinies, which makes the greed for sodden
wealth a aort of devouring passion, ami llin*
naturally clutches tho iiiailiini ry ofGnvi rn-raent
in the accomplishment of its pnrpnaea.
This bad spirit, which has been atrndilv
inarching toward its alarming ascendency
siuoe the ontbraak of the late civil war,
writes itselfdown Opoo every pooaa -if so-ciety
and life. It hisjlaa political rorrnptii-i
in the most gigaatir and frightful forms. It
whets tb. appetite for public plun-lei, and
thruugh lli. aggr.^atiou of capital in the
hands ot the cunning ami unserupnloiH it
menacee the equal rights of the people and
the woll-beiiig of society. So malign a spirit
masl be resolutely confronted. Ii is i.otueie
question of party politics, forit lbreul.ua the
life of all parties, and tho perpetuily of the
Government Itself. It not only invokes the
saving olleeaut ths preacher and the inornlist
bat it summons to new duties and increased
vigilance every man who really concern,
himself for the welfare of his country.
Yes, this Republican party, which
boasts so loudly of its devotion to tin
interests of the people and its advocacy
of equal rights has done more, through
its Representatives, to farther the
interests of wealthy con«>ratioii» than
all the other parties that have been
in existence since the government was
established. With a prollagacy that
throws the most extravagant acts of
the Roman Senate into the. shade tht-y
have lavished appropriations of raoucy
and land for the benefit of a favored
few, who atood in the lobbies and
made requisitions with the arrogance
of men who were masters of nil they
surveyed. Their greed for plunder
was whetted and encouraged during
the loose and corrupt legislation that
bungled on through the war'when the
very veins of the government were
tapped and her life blood drained to
fatten and enrich these nnappensible
gormands.
Who got the benefits of this mon-strous
debt of83,0OO,0OO,O0O which was
piled up in a few short years on the
stooping shoulders of the people f—
This favored few. In the iuterests of
whom were these protective traifflaws
enacted that have increased twofold
the price of everything the people pur-chase
t These favored few. In whose
behalf has it been declared that the
interest be paid in gold and the lionds
themselves be redeemed in gold, in
violation of the coutract f These fa
vored few. Who receives all the money
coming trom tho bard earnings of the
people iu the shape of grinding, crush-ing
taxes! These favored few.—
Whom did legislation make rich
while it impoverished the masses !—
These favored few.
YcSjfor these favored few.who speea,
lated, stole and plundered during four
years of civil strife,aud took advantage
of the necessities of the country to ex-act
their own teruis.liasCongress beeu
legislating, and the laborers of the
land been toiling for the last ten years.
With their ill gotten and hoarded
wealth, they dictate terms ami a mer-cenary
and corrupt Congress obeys.—
To-day the pampered bondholders sit
iu easy afrlueueo and independence
while the toiling millions bend to
their task, • life of constant aud unre-quited
drudgery before them, to earn
the money to support the inaguificeut
arrogance of this favored class.
Til J
of tie laborer, the toilhoail, the okwp-
Weeper, the- enawaawMna awawfha
they demand tho lamda
the pewfllo and I which saMsitbaan! oat.
in trust ilu tAotia«Bisniew.'fMiw»w»
and their posterity, toll goawl \jg
never witnessed aUCaaawatjBaisawswanl
stupeudous swindlem tshllloold a§B*o-pi-
iatioiis made to theae eawMtA 00*
poratioBS. Read. : _,,
The original Nerlaanra Paeig. JUtUead bjU
atone granted forty-seven million acres. The
snpplementirry act of last sesaiori tnereaaad
the graut eleveai millions. Pas! pel
fifty -sight million acres granted to one great
corporation! ami, as H*Oo 0ksla»0nss0»sl w_h
coaiplole aubborvioncy
Congress to the wlahea
proposition looking to the ssgV-K^.al mia
settlers, or in any way r,«lriclivo of tQoaow-ers
oi'tbe rnrnnij lion,-n-assneetiaal rely voted
down by stnmg niajotiairsj,
of other mails to connect with this line waa
irnpnrirntlrilrnh-u. And this Bensrt.
secuis now only fairly lannebed. 7
at its last session passed, In all, twi
grai.t bills, calling for tho enormous
of o\ at ouo hundred and siaieea mi IU«a aorea,
according to cari-fnl estiniate. made by the
Commisaioner of the Oinsasl Land OJktO**-
T*ii of Ihvso bills only have guns through
tho Honae, covering more than ffftjftl
million acres- Tin ie ass rat peusUaij_ Jn
Suuate some thirty-seven biTIa, eaP
the fnrth.r qnonttry of over"one
and nineteen millionaoras j aaesoans/Ihsse
measiiies exhibit an andaciiy of recklessness
>«, marvelous and a WnYWJrpsYor the
of the people so suiis-alng, lhai f
ililllinlt to credit the legialativa raopYd.—
Among them is a bill to encourage the eetab-lisbmeut
of a line of aiaamahips Car Iheesuv
vevanei' of our mails to Enropeao ports and
ports of India ami China, and for prosaouag
immigtaiiuu from Europe to the Southern
States. It calls for more than ninefaen mil-lion
aorea, for winch land snap atabeiusoil
lo the dillcrout Slates named in the bill in
certain sp-riil—I proporHons; and fourteen
million arrea of the amount graaasd are to
be gobbled up iu tbo land of the Slates of the
South from the unsold public lands of that nee-ti.-
n, slin-l, ii.ive iH-enaowuwly dedlaalssl to
homestead .eitleiurnt only by the landleaa
poor, while nnd colored.
AIwin-brother of ibis pndeet,aBs9 a mi reels
of legislative itnpudeuce, haabeen introduced
in this I"'!;. at the present session. 9Tu*
coipisraiiou which it tuoaiesia al oacs a char-t-
red ocean carrier and a chartered land pro-prietor.
The banjo monopoly that luawgas
a led. while ih st roving individual commenijksj
enterprise nnder Ihr false Arotonoo of re-eO-lablisMog
Aiuecicnn eommeroe, woold sens
iiidelimte millions of acres of seleoted publie
lands in dill-rent aort loot of the country,
and bold them back from eoUlsna-ut in aist
of ila own greody purp-es. The entire list
of land-oraail bills pending in this Hooso Is
not .-rarl.i -o I'ormidable as tbatof -heSeuate,
nor have I :.se, rtained how niucll land thi
IK.IIIII reqnirs-l bin it woald probably be safe
In estimate lli.il the bills jet uendinginboth
Houses, if enacted into laws, would absorb
Hilly nun biindrisl and lifty milUeo aotok.
ll'u, louieuibei liial our cutire public domain,
outside of Ala-ka. ,« only about one thousand
million none, it will not be difficult to
in the Bguns 1 have given, the extent of ths
eonspim.y to rol. the poor of tbtsand stowing
geuiTalioiiB oi their rightful inberitawos in
tin- rnbllc domain, nnd to crash and sub-jugate
the piodnrlng and lahottng masses
Ihroogb the power of organized capitoj.—
The boiie of lb,1 country is iu tho popular
branrhof Congrc-as: for the Seaaan, yadged
b) it. a. i ion st ths last „cs*inu, seeasaulire
, beyond th- reach of the people.
Then is food for reflection. Nearly
ne seventh of the entire public do-main
given away without one dollar
if cousiili-raliou in return. What mu-nificent
sciiuudivls sit iu the legislative
halls at Washington 1
Was ever a people so trifled with
and wronged t Aud waa over a pex>
pie so blind as not to see and so toler-int
as not to rebuke such high handed
robbery f *
Rut the day is coming when their
eyes will be opened, when the ras-cality
and hypocrisy of their servants
uill be made manifest, when they will
ivalir-e how they have been wronged
and then be woe to the party and
the men who swindled them out of
their inheritance.
nil I III
.toi-wrr rpiHO
The
The business of, bagging from Congress
subsidies qf lamf-ud nioncv, in aid of
OwerVtab*, gad nttr-r enteTrrHoe-, W get
«ntl*beb..mnptorisTini«anr»-. The
"tW.TSr.otis Pjvetfe Railroad
•-tn'ofcarniri" assrstance of
inn seems'«» hftfe drireii wild
wWv*jtitrwierrt the greedy armV of
•xlTWtttiirrt w*iierf, rrt this ixroBtry aa
IB #Tv?rT other, arwarV Stand ready to
Ciy^pfA Uwi itffftistr^ktiaeses.-
I HBTT» nererofoVe exilowerl a number
of tb* scher/iSs 6T tlieiS^MrtfY, and
nbW We Ware to rxTKrse'arfotheT. '
' At^M^^^chMtlsitsrlfthePort
f 'BWfJa^^tJewei-s and Chicago
r6s\eTt)MaijjsBDy. and w nteh proposes
to buH* » rsftW nl 1'the' why frtrm
__", wit fl-uJpr-uSuwWt->,
fc(Ti. t nstt wflK thp
{New Series No. 156.
1- •■•-'-
much of the attention of railreoa men for
Mmw time post. If rhiund nlln 11 ipialsaam.
uow in coutomplatlon, shall provesneessnAu,
a new iarpetaa will be given to mlh-oad en-teriirises.
The small cost of construction and
equipment of these roade will rasa* sheas to
b- uitioih-vd in many sfMHttoagfkieh will
not afford the expense of building and work-ing
a road of the ordinary ait*. The noaher
of lateral reads ou all IfeO t ■ an* Ma_ aUkbe
greatly increased, and in densely popntkted
iaa-rt'osn
fice
ON OCR TABLE.
ss«lfBst»Bl/alr.WBsii», for Pebrusry. eon
tsino the isliea log pises, of Masis: "Ss-membranco
of itoia«lb_rg,""Bara>ttls^asJ■lh,,'
"Hang up the Baby's Stocking," "My Song,''
"Am t only sj-Yiend," pnbliahed by Lyon &
Heary, Chicago. at (S a year.
Drawiur. Jsoafiify for Jaauary astonishes
ns with iu profwdun of attractions. Wa COO
ant help bo* tan lD tk. gaaeral ■aawasaSfaa
of its being th* Modal Parlor Magaaioo of
Aaerica, for besides ornamenting our house-holds
with Its presence, th* prsmium. it of-fer,
to each' subscriber are unparalleled.
among which Is an elegant Parlor Cbromo.
price *6,a large and beaatifol steel sognrlog
(Tho Pio-atio,) worth »10, or the splendid
book, of baas* imprOToaaal, "Bow to Write,
Talk, Bahav* and do Busuusas," bonad in
cloth and gilt, price $2 25, aud numerous
_ Other premiums worth the whole cost of tho
iK-ptirtment "?. «gy»g loagairoe; or the splendid thtomo, Hiaws-tba's
Woetng, price »1R. Oar -,|, ,.„ -«.,.
acripUaas, at one nub*, ription 1ST two years.
Yrafly 13. Sand far • apeoiassn copy giving
fall particulars, price 15 cents. Address W.
Jennings Dcmoreat, 838 Broadway, N. Y.
fsWstoafe r„uii7 America for January is
mnrh enlarges!, and tilled to the brim with
good things. Ho wonder that yooag A inert
ess. ar* captivated by their briluaot naaie-saka.
It ie wonderful haw ao mneh otually
delightfully and original is brought within
tho com pas. of a book of this sire. It is the
foa
II
r.lODlated to engage the fancy and develop
noble qualities in mind and hsart; a great,
va. iety sf pussies and games, charming ii Iu.
tialiwua, niuaic, oto. It ia 91*50 per year,
wifb a very fine aud beautiful Parlor Cbro-mo,
richly worth |S, and other valuable gifb->
as a premium to each subscriber. Specimen
cque,, with circular., are mailed free, on
r.i'-ipt of price, in tout.. Address W. Jen-nings
I '-merest, KW Broadway, N. Y.
/AioWr Magaiuu for JfareA.—The March
number of Ballon'. Magazine, is issued, aa
| sprightly, as fresh and good as ever. The
rural districts every farjier erfU "desire to
have a railroad t. sonvey Jtl* paaden to
market. There caa be very little doubt of
the suoccaa of mob. reads aa hadecs aflthe
most acceptable present we can think of
* child, containing, as it does, steric. -
the -B-tirite, and theii tor a tmbsfrJy of
»».000 per'mile tor eVetv mile of Ha
fttad, fri git per cent bonds of the Uni
tea'-Btatea! As the total lriijjth of the
IfftM Wfjmu WB 'OWMMA ljiVV B-1W8, tb*3
*IK>H fcmOTTTit -Af tWe1 eiTOSWy woalfl be
tmmpOO r It is trft- tnat tho pro-pfttftrOn
WMlt-iTiilplSTr*S' tbv? QTttiTlttt*9
jmfWttit IjjlW iflilYri^n -cAmpflTiT of
the'bfrnrW anrTtrff' Mt'ivrt en' them,
bne nvj seetrfity to bff gfren for' this
"-, ■*»eSW' Hre fight -bfi take
in'OTtue'tostlhy the United
,tws tn ease'wf default. '
Reduced to its essence, the scheme
is Btrapty that the United 8t»tes shall
lend to a eon_paafy of onecnlators -$60,
00«,0r» with whiHi to build a Tairroad
•w-rrf^ iflrery to' prove remuneratlTe
th'atntnS*tec«|^Irarsvrtllhavenothlng
to do with -ft' If, by ehanee, It shou to
be anceessftil, fhft&peeulstorti baveflm
rjpt^oftaWngHatepet rritsbetrtd
-rW.thejr step Odt, snd leav« theTTht-ted
States to run the road or tsh^''"'
the ralhy and sen tlretB for old iron,
-My he fowrid tohe most sdvantac
It -may eren be that the' road wil
rwW-thefW.OOO'p^mtfrtoriealh
•ml fti that ease thf r-omrmny wi* fci -oootOwti are varied, for there are .ton-
•lire to lilt lib' the surplus among* lfs »«ot«hes, **etry »nd historical articles, mat
members withrmt being liable for'fts
fewtwf
The bare statomenf of the clinrncter
of tliis •htorrodent proposal to rob the
national Treasury ortfrbt to be enough
to insure Its defeat. The Representa-riTe
Senator who votes for It "ill do
«o at the peril of being forever after
rightfully tsnsTiected of rorrnption, antl
fgnoruiniously compelled to retiro from
pnblic rrft. '
larger ones, even iff they do nol in all itejPect*
answer th* expectations of those who hare
fat mod sathnsiaslio notiana off s-aalma/k*
accomplished by lliem. Roads hut a few
miles in length leading from the -rtaaioa* as*
Ibe main rvassa, with cars to toia toajajaT* of
lb- stages now u- d to convey BsM*e*gara at
th* ordinary horse speed, need a«t«a%a naa
■s uli the V.1.H-1U of through liaes to ata-ke
them very useful. It is proliabTe that fn.
ears far the thirty inch ran*-. wW he saalt
with single seats on each side of the pi
way. which will be a very agreeable sri
meat star many truvolers. is nay boo'
Uut single jieraou. eutctiiig a car prefer
ait alone, and not a few will resort
pedieat ef eacamering a dna_,|* seat wHb
baggage iu such a manner as to ,1, UT ethers
trtirh c-nteriag It. Sln-ie .eats will .a-Hauak
Erttasaykahabl), .1I1I101H5I1 they auy aft
aa azroeabls lo those who travel in couplea.
mN aoawred that the i.'iSWi,. «V,
have nasisrukvu to build lue Allentowa and
llarrisntirg harrow gauge road have the
mean* eisd energy assedsd to eenanaaaatoooaai
a work ertieditiously, and there are many
who are saiign"nie*nongh 10 IH ii.ve fhsr-flt.
little read will •acorn* ■ *psTs**a m si off toe
East I'unusylvauia and L-baneu V.lley rued.
—From |A. rmfrnrri'ler. •»• -
Change* In (he Ktntrvpt Late —The
House ofReprtsentiirires on Wednes-day
passed Mr. Mel-cur's bin to amend
the Mnkropt law. This bi!l„lt is uu-derstvodj
ilaees the appointment of
rfgisters wil
tor for old and roang, and in snch profusion,
that every patron mast be satisfied that more
1 lian au equivalent is given far tbo money
thai Ballou's Magatine ooata, The list of
contents for this numher aro varied, BJU! t'«
lengthy for ns to publish tlil. w«-k. Th<
isruis for thi. exiolletm migarinc are only
fl.'O per year, or IS cents single copies. Eoi
■alo lit all the perlorTlfnl depots iu the coun-try.
Tboraee ft Talhot, 63 Congress St., Bos-ton,
are the publishers.
Iturui Carolinian—f'rsrwory.—No agricultur-al
magazine, from spy part of the country,
print, monthly so much matter of direct
lionie interest to tho Southern planter an.!
fanner as the Mural Carolinian. The pres-nti
iiermbcr is no exception to the rule. Its con-ii.
butoaj an asostly Southmm planter* of
larg* practical -i-.eri-i.ee. Published
C.
th the UhitedStatCS circuit
edurts, and urdvides that the time for
tfuJLrUM to file their petitions shall. »■»» l***1"
b« «tenWd from one year to two Lbatbaton, 6.
rearlejfiiat fhc teversals of decrees in im i-,.,-.pt -t*i,"(«d,.„_ x,„" wni i- «em
iinnkriiptry snail lie mail.-'nnlv in Tni- to auy new subscriber in tb* Luted State.
ted States courts, and also thatexemp- |„r four months, ou a trial aubneription.
ttons under State taWs shall not exceed Term*—<Payable in advauce,) $4 per on-f1.000,
SO far BS thu Operation of the „nm j »•> forsii mouths; -lOglc numbers, 36
bankrupt law Is concerned. The last cents (mailed post-paid.) Specimen number
two amendments are designed to meet lntilaA p1Mt.p_iIi „„ _5-.jp* of two-3 cent
■fterrtritSfif State CbnriS to impede the „,_-,,,.,_ Subecriptions .hould be addros-id
jurisdiction of the law, and, in the case ,„ G,.or_„ a_ toolidgo, Boston,
of exemption, to' ms1te~tt uniform in
o]H>ration. When the act was first
paswuil it provided that State exemp-tion
existing in 1SGI should be recog-nized.
The object of this limitation
was to prevent the Southern Htates,as
was then feared would be the case
from making excessive exemptions in
the interest of baukropt land owners,
4c.
1 inn 1
A -s..rt' ii.,„„„ —Wh-nulid Adam aiarry,
ami when did he marry Befl Ono Ert.
What washer bridal draws r flm al. nisatsaj,.
Nol even a ribbou t No .no had uo need vf
one. she was e(7, tan bersilf.
•When Adam sad Eve warn in the. ganlMting
busin-ss. at what ti.n. did ih.y cuninaue.
picking lipjdes t In the l'-ill.
What a as the III-I step they task ta, the
s'l'.u business ' Raiaing ''si..
Why did nut Cain male »oo»l sOgwrT Be
eats-* be Wasn't .ltd.
Spirit, as a ell a. Migar, cumes from can*:
what eel! resnlteft from thisr*lnNaplrltta-
Abel got *(«""'. \ul.
What reason have we to suppose tliat Cafa
also gut slewed t Hi' Went iinmH'ilWt Ostbe
land of Nol. ,,-)
Who wa. lb. wis—t man t A'i.os.r.
V.'liui did ho know t Ha know saooy*. •>
go in out of tbo rain. ,
"Jfoaarrs/lV »'.'• I.l-n."—There was a Dutch
woman 0-0*0 lniaHand, IMetrleh Veo FtlnM,
kicked the buok.'t and left U. 1 im-eatolabs*.
Polka said grief would kill that widow. She
had a ngnr. of wood carved that lesvbv-l aery
reach like her late fan.baud, ia erde. to be
constautlv reminded of the dear departed.—
In 1,1 -ut half a year she beewiae Interested lb
a young shoemaker, who tsaally married bai.
Re hail visited ill- widow not more limn •
fortnight, when the ssvrant told hevw-sy
were "Ut of kind bug wool), sad uaksd. what
should b- done. Aflrf a paoae, the wsaww
replied, I 1 a very qnl-t way—"Moyhe, Hj. tsti
i-oU oauogb uos ,..,,,... up uld Yoa Ponk
at ish n;» sthair."
. 1. 1-.1-----B-- <a
A <osflo east jbitib; staar*..-*. nusmbor »f
he Brllbib Partbuaeat, la 0 reeeot apaaoo,
•toted that in the wnrs in Ih. Crimea. Italy,
Scblv.wig-ll.ilslein, Alneiiva, An-li a, Me. 10
and China, lietwrcn l°H and IB0B, without
including the wounded and maiaied, tb*fe
waa* total baa of 1.750,000 lives of osan iu
the prime of life, who onght to have turn
useful and productive citizens. A French
vrit-i ha. eomfantoa thai tho watofoaoh
man killed In the Crimean war was overfti
100; in t'.ie SnUth American wars, $i^lsi| In
Ibe American War, 80,000; in tbo Danish
-ar, noj-bwi ntnl iii the Austrian war, *!-,-
Tho >\ a-In 1 igton I'atriot. alluding to
a narrow gauge road about to he Insult
in Nevada ntnl Utah, says;
Tlie proposed road! will be constrac-teil
on the plan of theFestlopg railway
in Wales, which lias a track only twen-ty
three and one-halt inches wide, and
u|H)it which a train a quarter of a mile
in length is hauled at the rateof thirty
miles an hour he an engine of but five
tons weight Tho great evuDrasa anal
elieapti.ss of the Wales narrow gauge
railroad-iUu-utLuf cthua-ructiou and
of operating lH-iug less than one third
that of the present style of roads-r
bus iuducrd the fot niatiun of th* He*-
row Gauge Railway CowyaBy in Utw
countrv, tor the puruoseof inUotlo-uug
the system iu tho United tSt-Uee, and
it is probable that the Klko and Ham-ilton
Road will be the first constructed
on this plan.
Tin- Patriot is very much behind the
times. The readers off tho Gaztttr
have already Ix-eu iitfprpied of several
such roads, one of which, in California,
is in successful operation, and another
of which is to run from Denver City,
south, eight hundred miles, Hamilton
is in the south ofUtr.h. The proposed
road -.vill. we presump. run into Arizo-na,
and strike the Colorado St the
head of uaiiga'ion, eventually con-necting
the Nevada and the Arizona
mining districts. The introduction of
these roatls promises quite a revolution
in the construction and equipment Of
railroads.—Halt. Gazetta.
BIOGRAPHY BOILED DOWN-BY THE
FAT COKTRIBDTOR.
Plutarch—1 oory huow lids gentleman by
reputation. Ho is always spukcu of in tb
plural TI limner. Plutarch's Lives' I.
most common e_at*SBs*ai hot haw many
there wore of hiin 1 am not prepared to say.
General Duko of Wellington—An officer of
tb* Jinti.h arms. Mr. Long lei low make,
honorable toentiou of him as the "Warden of
the Cannae Porra.'' Cinnn* men. flve, and
k* waa Ibe proto-tor of dvs principal points,
usually douomiuated Fiio Points. Uo lived
to a rlpo old age and dhd.
Jnlin. Ca-ser—Son of the old man Cs'sor.—
He was born at Rome iu bis infancy, and
ajaon arriviugai lb*saatouf miinbood ureaui-a
Roman. I" waa a fighter, and a warrior uf
some note. * His friend Brutus ono morning
ask*a Mm bow many eggs he bad eaten for
a*'.«lifoot.■--"--T"~* ""'" »~~'" Hi.
friwd oeaoosa "M»S»" •', bei-g ot-Wd a
SJUUI and subbed Caiaar quito dead.
Mahomet—Author of the Koran, an exc.t-
Inc remonoe.wbich be wrote In the Mjunniotli
C-J-Italian Me »s» tl» anlhorofa reli-
«ious creed with ahioU be atadod 1'urk-y.
and tried to got up a broil in Greece, but fail
ed. Many of his early followors siuTer.,1
•reas^ieriwentise*. Some of ttem wereTiomi
it tb* Blake. He had three toiuplea—oao si
Mes-aand one *u each side ef hi. bead.
OuvFawko*--A warm-hearted, impul>:,n
Englndunaii, who believed the Parllam. 111
too good tor tbts earth and devised an OXpe-dionns
nwthod of elevating the membera to
a bettor sphere. Ho wiuiutonupted ut bis
good inleutiun., but for which c.rcumslanoe
he would doubtless have made a great noise
in tho world. He was ex-culed for his di'-'.n-tuasted
biuievolencu. and was BBbaaqueatly
burut iu a plac* calledluiiian/, . .
Bouaparto L—A hare:., ocarew, sort
fellow, wuo occnpled a P'
Nut satisfied with imssession of the
treasury of the nation and the earnings
sltton
of a
of cotisid-ra-
.vout/irru J'luntcr ami Farmer for February is
a first-class agricultural uioiitbjy, containing
Ci pages ol reading matter, and ably support-ed
by talented correspondents and contribu-tors.
Pergusson .V Rady, Richmond, Va.; $2
in advance.
l/l," C'enb.r,,—Thi. Ma*v_ilne has already
atuiined a high position among the serial
publications of tho day, aud is graduaUy ami
steadily working its nay into the alfcctious
ami good wishes of -ha Southern [icople in
every section of the land, it is high-toned
and elevating In Its character, its design be-ing
to luster and promote lifrratnro in the
South, and to oner to our people a medinni
11,1 ..11. ia whiuh they may be enabled to com-municate
their thoughts aud fecliugs, aud
also to show to tb* world that tbo Smith,
however pour ab* may be iu worldlv wralih,
is aim 11.la,illy rich in the posaeesioa of many
of the best aotbors and acfaolar* of the age,
and it wall be th* object .aad design of th.
\1X Century to bring prominently forward
the most dseerviog and able writers that can
be found in tho Southern country. The XIX
Century entered upon the fourth voluae of
11. exbaaaoe with the December number,
with brighter prospects and stronger hopes,
than ever. Charleston, S. C; price (3.S0per
annum
frferfos for March, is before us, and stilt
Maintains, If it does not exceed its formei*
standard. Philadelphia ; price g2 ,„r an-num.
. I r'.tim-'* LioN/'r Home Yalruhr and ChiMm't
Jlovr for March. Both tirst-class periodicals,
aud the names designato for whom they aro
intendid. Terms g. for tho J-ayariae,- chil-
, di.u's Hear, $1.25. Arthnr A Sous, Philad.l-plna.
^^^^^^^^^^
Statintical nnd InduitriaX.—The an-
'lual statistics of Lowell niannfactures
tfiow that the capital, products anil
TntliginouK Lemonade.—A correspon-dent
sends up thelollowlttp account Of
a n-marknide spring in Texas t ' I
"Aliout sixty in lies norili ol (ialena,
near the town ot Liberty, there ia*
spring, lite water of which is quite acid,
resembling lemonade, and those who
taste it like it so ranch that thoy drink
;t almost hnmoileraicly. When yoa
feel hot, it is quite delicious , aud un-der
any circumstances, whether yon are
hot or cold, the drinking of it produrHi
iM-mpirstion, with no unpleasant efleasa
afterward. The spring-asona|»paoe-it
outlet or "inlet. It is probably sixty
feet wide, ami is covii-td with a while
froth or fimm/whii-h. tti""i close exami-nation,
iinpears like cream of tartar 011
A wiue cask. It kills insects, woriao,
and othi'i small animals that come
near and use it. No (Ish or other evi-dence
of life h< seen within its Wistera.''
Qtmtcn .Journal tf Chcmittry.
—
A/wattle Wttt Voint—Prfiimt
QranCi Son a Leader of He M"l>—The
Washington JVr.of says of the West
Point Investigating Committee, that
the son of the I'rtssi.leiit, and otbar
cudcis ot-tiuectod witii IngUpublui tiB
cent, Mere colirermil in the sbaniclul
and Cruel proceedings to which thfhe
voting men »n-re nmtyteVet '. that the
Mllasttal fin orit ism has been pructiood
by theSuiieriutcadeut aud other jajr
sons conuected with the academy, and
that all the regulations of dfcwipnne
which lie at the tnnndstloii of the afll-itarv
Acoilemv have lieen calpably
disrVganled; io tleterouce to aatasad
ty at Washiugtou.
The Cincinnati Chronicle calls atten-tion
to the fact tlmt the United Statee
Benate has only fourteen lJsia-ocraU uj
ii While it the Southern States had
correct rcpiv^rrtatieo, aad Democratic
Northern States that now have Repub-lican
Sea-k-ora, were represented, their
wooldbe forty-two Democrats out of
seventy four sjcnatora.—Wtt Star.
was not a FreoehBimi. Wben aaked if h* ajj^ . m.to« employed. O.tWi : yards
tkaagmbeooab-gevorn-mooe, he replied . k a 240,000 cotton, 21,-
^of ibtTr» ifnektVsMbm^. . _ _ I shawls, hosiery3,bdo-rzen^s maad«e pwer £we2ek
Peter the H-rwilt—Pet* waa princlpi1':. -in t^Xl ; pounds cotton consumed per
ao»*afoti*»ret.rr-agapnli|tlod!t^ 0l*>n0t» pounds clean wool con-
•-000 tb< CJbriatiaus and tho Mohomeibm., "" a, 1 vards dwoal
&b cxtciSrd over a period of thirty years Burned |»?r week, »7,000 , *»HS fly e.
retting In nnmcrous otcorslonisbyJand j M(a pnuted |ier annuin, MasWJJWj
",6y0 bushels
wood, LS7o ;
1-V^'tTiriicdliis all-l.lio:i I-linluor. 11 'i . "■, g,.I mas on, ■■■-.'-■w JOBa^ IWoaj If*
ttvlnt- ideil of Mood-shed. The Cfimffl- <|«0,(|00 : barrels flour, 1 "TSsteam pow-tam-
d o.t lik. the ontbor of the OTOMWJI | K 30 engines, 4,438 horse power,
intended to amdhslale 0 fols* prwpbet. '
w. .
ro suiting
lkcieUm, ;» the District Conrt of tie
f. .V—After elalHiratc argnment Oie
following decisions have been maob by
Judge rnilerwood :
IH re White deLarttoix.—"'That Jadg
nients olatained against commercial
paiini>ishipsbefoi<'lianl;ruptcy arc le-gal
liens on their lands nought with
partnership binds tor partnership por-aog.
s, aud that such land* an- sh-t tn
bo treated ue is.rson_Jit.v tu U.e tajteut
ofdef«itibg such lines, which are to I>e
■atisflcdin the order of .their priori-
'% .f 0-4 R CarUr.—'-JUM if a
iced is ackiiowhdged U fore.»cletk,and
socli -ekasWledgmenl eertWed by tne
clerk, and on a snHseqnt-nt day leifnl
Haniiis are attaclied lor the Brat time
by tbo grant*-*, aud that the utotru-lunt
is r.ior.li-1, that the deed is
proti.rlv gtaiawied and properly r«eririj-
1 d. slthoTigh the cleik states in Iris
lertilicatu reoonling it that lb»t»eei»l
is made ou thi-ackmiwlvslgnieatahieji
was made before the instrument, was
ctai-i;icil the court ruling that the In-strument
would not be considered
lan.l.T the aboves-tated taota) Isaated
or delivered until the alauips wereala
xed." _____.__«-.
If a voting lady has a 1 housand acres
of valu'iiblelanil, tlie young men are
apt to couclude that there are sullicreut
grounds f0r attacluneut. .
/.