The Greensboro patriot [February 23, 1871]

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Estoblished in 1824. J THURSDAY, FEBttUAB? 23, 1871. . ''. I i4arrri>| Imi. le- {New Series No. 157.
TOMBS and
MONUMENTS.
The n nderrign ed resriectfully Inform. Msfrisnds
uJ the public .1 lsrae.thst he >• i»wjwepsrsd to
furnish .11 kind, of■UCT.lt. »ud Tomh.tonc«,
./ Iste* designs, wltb promptneaa, sad at price.
to .ult th. flnn.
Order, solicited ui promptly fllled.
\rrAl 1 work west </Comp»ny Shop, dcrhrered
un the railroad tree of tlaia.1.
8. c. KOBSBT8ON,
»eek..tT; Msgutratee'
f.v.. lines, thug**
sdvsnce.
Professional Card*.
JV„ 11 niu.A«n,.. . THQ8. aWW^Mu.
Jrco. A. Gll.Mr.n. 8rww*)ri>, >.C-D.
llnpd. R»rBr. 4c QUiner,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
frreouforo, AX.
PRACTICE iiiilieCourusf\toUW,ti|s,iaji
Davidson, Stokes, Tsdkis, Sarir,
U ; . I am and Caswetl Counties.
4 the Hrm will slwsg. attend th. regular
I . l.,urt« of KockinflUm, ll.waare ead
Goilfcrd eouetlss.
INc.Sn.lSSS. Sg
C I . SlKM.KMlALI. JoIl.NN.8lA»t«».
MENDENHALL 4 STAPLES,
ATTOBKRITft A* IMI.1T.
«JKEEW»»0«0,m.C^
Will pmHn in th« Curt, of Guilfard, bkbr
L.n .'l»a>id-..n. Kur.T.h., St-k-. Kandulpl. and
Alau : al-. U. t>. Cin-uit and Uirtnct Loiilw.
Upetlal UUBOoi Kivn to (»llwtiun. in all pa«»
., K\v Slal^, and 10 caw* in Bankruutcy.
- in,.flhc Court HOUM.
., _ud l" ca«»in I
; a^ ' >«ic« ou« d»"' Surth of the ^
,!.„, V ■ Ijf.
N. H. D. WILSON,
General Insurance Agent,
B*p*ea.nU FIRE C—j»»ni» with mnpM
CAi'ITAL of
Twi.tr Miiii«m..f Mlm.
tuo TW«
MTHk LMe IN81IANC8 WiPANT,
Wa&mmtl by »y in the CHEAPNESS
>ud HeltakUIty of in Pollci*a.
ASSBT3 S12,000,000.
Call and in»ure your property agminat Uaa
by tire, and tliu. aecore you a home, and pre-vent
oxnbarxeaanient in buaiuea*, in cftee of
accident.
Or Proride * LIFE POLICY for the «np-
Mrt of y«wi wife and children when TH are
eone. OFMCK :-lk»ki»t Houae of WlUen
3c Shober, South r.'.m St. 77:ly_
«.H.D.WMJtm. CHA». E.SUOBEK.
W1LSOM *. SHOBER,
BANKERS,
GHEKXSKOKO, JV.O,
(South Elm Street, oppoafu Exprea. OCee.)
Bey ead eell Gold and SilTer, Beak Note.,
State awl Gorenment Bonda, Kail Road Stock.
and Bonda, &*., dtc.
loP" ReeelT. Money mi depoeit .ubject to SIGHT
CHECK , >nd alfow IntercM !■ It»»*
ipou um. depoeiu of CCKKEKCr er SPECIE.
X>le«oBuat Ttneenffeei Pavpeirl
Colleftioia Ms<« at til Actwsibk? Pslnt,.
Sept. 16th, ly
LOST.
One* thann> boat locked faat to • .how ;
Bat nut eat the chains day by day,
And the boat waa looeened more and more,
Aa the nuteniof. supped away,
T«t any day, an ontatretched hand
Could hare eanght it, and locked it again to
Una.
Bat nova* a hand wa. aferetehod to aare,
And the boat at lent wa. free :
And abet like an arrow over the wave,
And drifted ont mid-aea.
And never, oh! never acme* the main
Will the heat to the ahem be brought again.
So waa any heart, love, linked to thine;
Bat aaglant eat the ehain. away ;
Tat a Under word, lore, I opine,
Weald here aand it any day.
Ay I a lender word, aeid Brat or hut,
Weald ham m.aded the ehain, and held it
tart.
Bnt the word waa lacking—and to my heart
Slipped from it. chain, like the boat;
And then aa the hut link, fell apart
It sped orer the waves afloat.
Nor pleading hands, nor words, yon see,
Bring the boat to shore, or my heart to thee I
<7*A<upy Muriagt.—'Xhp
expectation of marri<rfji60pie
umy
IIFMOVAL,
RALPH GORREJL.L,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
n,> m red Mi 'XrVe to No. 4 Law Row, in
■be rear .1 the Cnnrt Heese, where bo may
alwar. be frond on BaaweaM in hi. piofiMiou,
- ..'-em at M» Court,
lie »;-.. attend, the Court in Al.ro.nee,
Oat i-„, aa'd Randolph andtheRupremeCoarl
<:,i- brail sfwakih nnnnpl attention will
U diligently glTen to all bu.inea, committed tc
bbteare. Jan. 4th, lrrJliSra
€ha*. G. Yates,
MANUFACTURER OF
mlN. Sheet Iron and Oopper Ware, and dealer
J. l»rr Seeds, Hats. »K>U awl Shoe., Wood
Ware, Lamps, Croekery, and Gbws Ware, Oru-eerie.,
Store., and memrled Beeds, eetierally.—
Mo. »1 South Elm Htre««,Gren»boio^J. C. Good,
•old low for cash, or barter. i»" ^ '!
their aUuitoO ftfes ~w9PtU#syn
W ones. Setadafl di .«■■■■■ I I B«r
irat«tajB tout tiMy tuw: aUrSaWtfati
l«i U.e portalsof «°|W'nSv }^J
iieace ana iironpemr wTnererTte trrei
■tteadonU. S«ck ■ ♦»».' k*dl ■•>
ter by £»r oooaitV»--tl«Ws^«M| U« >
same as other*, but JRnJ'pn rasola-tious
to do difleitifitly "Wtt wWrwtt*-
ried people—resoratiomi that 'will keep
them frosr the <Ui*asaws raatata oa
which Bomaaj hove baea fpH^tff ■
ruined. L'uboupv DUKmni de—-
upon many causes. PYrrfionB to _
riage, many try to appear MM ttrte •
lectual, more amiabtav«t nattB:.....
eoaapilshsal awM thiy Tl"' ■*** ^
parrtl npost it, AaA Jbfa}
existence b-j a
strengthened by deceit and fasliio
abledlspUys,anrrflti«irr«5oT "'■
through tbc influeuce of
friends, will fade ilk aitac .Uf«
as last as the Horneea whicb compot*
the bridal wreath. • - '
"it;
Cotton 8**m+n>m iaiereattai;
r^tnroottbeorjetotitJtatiatica St «*♦
t .-ivwati « '.*> i,;. I«| ,1 ,'
. tS«^.y^av^ka»,» pwaket-book
contaiunig greenbacks n a very ua-lirca~
y 6raett.
Krwam «■» tag. ,,(1, rrery
■twajakiiiijiii .n-iifcii, ft
Ju* toh^hewb-jd.^ ^
face, fttta^rt»rnPstel Mutt at least
Mttta. laa Is t» -aw*a liokkag.:
UVs, w>wa»»ea\hil. It) asta at a,
butcte** let it deojh). wsUi anarrin g
certainty, that a muJortnne is about
ft* Ml on one ofMs ffirwl.
Ifyraa-fSI feaVlaVatMswl aWfltasdaT*
bafoppiite suwiaa^it isaaign that
.joo fuia. te,h»we joatJhaad. in » bridal
arraugeineDi.
To atrrjlte »'gnen-ej«d cat wtth a
•bi*adanaUan'«J»earl •*:«*» avaar. U »
1slrrcaatafl.aratai -rnraaTas'r, n "-"a'm"l"iir■ tLm n■a U afAl*lneaa"W' fr
OH OUH TABLE.
Oe«V»'i 7-e>'j JWt /„ Mmtk, I371.-The
enbellishawnts for kUrch eemmenes with »
handsome steel plate entitled—"UghU ami
takaowaw Iry-the Wayside.* Colored swBssst
paws, .limn iag m agasse. A haadssiai
Alphahet, esrated in eelors. "Flooded Oat,"
• wood engraving. A, plate of Promenade
Dreeee.. An extension sheet of fashionable
oostnmes.' In the Work Department will he
tbaod' the n.nal variety of fancy and naef«1
work, fumy sereen; aTewawa boot hi eroc|-
at| ewagtUe aawsmlsg; Satat urimmiag;-
AwtrfotJuw^ wiileWa cwethiag, with 4-
recturn. for making ; esahreidered haakat;X-cas*
for holding silka^ete. Marion llailand'r,
'story' improve. In Interest. Phlladelpbit,
pTtwfeptryear.
Deer Ettit, ifryyoonn iwill be mine
ni ten yon what IT1 do—
IUle»ipy«eJlIe».»a»oaahUate,
And lore yon dearly, too:
Tea, that I will;
111 hehtroaaUlewawawasjpSkae,
And blees, ead lore yea, too I
tltea esmeswaelawse watt »B)awsahhiaii
And nestle on my breast;
AadlwiUfcutt^eismyarms,
There ever more to rest;
Ye., that I will ;
I'll fold thee softly in my arm.,
There eror more to seat I
l«rttvi>>, mi argn W w-Jflag*, <«•
MihettiAlt^aarhttoaav
If A iwd-baiiad raanYtllg io kwe with
.young girl who di'slikas that color,
it IB a sfgrT he will &\ before be is mar
saaaama
"■aWntl -%!■, I f» ttar* a, 1$$»"* ««it« y«m see tt >
If rou.areirfa >ou»5 and hear. » dsr BwiliitHHil amtaj ,» Aaawothcaaar)-. an iksoa of th* M«w
And then thro ugh time wall go, Pal tare,
aVJeMag oa oat wa* |
Per lore eaa make aa triaasah e'er
The trials ef each day:
Tea, that it win;
Oar lov« »ill make ns triumph o'er
The trials of each day.
CMerT atswewaVl I bave
in an okl aerap book which mj wife
keeps, and adds every thing of Interest
there, a cm e for a cancer, which t
person ought to know. It mia
tried in our family, and proved
I will give you U»t whole story,
MiaWfArawTawn Cltasam laswhswatfa-odioal
ip. this country faraisbsa original faskj- orat, wktol. tTte Providence Poet thinks
Ions, Aemoreet. Koathly must be recegnisefl QJ goffloeut importance to receive gen-a.
arrthority. The march number has tlsc
smasesone other epeelalarrelltes. Thebeeu
aw
TkeNotAM
ADUmond «or,e-The New York ^^or^ScmStOSS^i
Mail telleof a Brooklyn lady whotook .«"""".- - - ^ i.
passage on a Broadway omnibus, with
only>5 in her parse, and who was i Kir
tdeasurment of the great lakes—Su
Nta*«f.—The fol-the
latest
fAta, and
of Lake
1870, is coutairiaij Ik&e .atotefjef* '*(|«irlor, flm.ll ajaS ,"*■■»■■, ' A
the rot iuu iitaaa loot ages KortTf, nod , Ootark). The giaaAawt ktragthv
„., Hontli. 1 luring tl->y»mi' there were in ^..crkic UX^autea, tjBsateat breadth,
ticularly atruci by the appearance of a ; ^ mini *Api„g+finm [Jfinffii ■ mcaa dep*, «88 feet; ele
fellow-paaaenger, who was dressed in wauU ^ jg^M bales; in the! ^ion above the leYefof th^ seajC.n
the most magnificent style, and wore on ^^ ,|(n niiU9 jjo^fg npindlea, aoo . fvrt : «,— «9|M0 imtw ntlres. The
one of his fingers a superb diamond.—l^. lM,pgMI1„1|fMtatog|a*jU. The \ -latest length of Lake MirAugau is
After getting out of the omnibus she in<,r(,.lst. „ir(,nrrhoiit the eouatry in the «» mijea; peateat breadth, 106 miles :
found her pocket had been picked.— nMlberof milU, apWfles, U. rnthw |iriaaj,4BrA«)04^,:feieT8XrOfl 506 feet
The editor go« on to say; . „ ' coiisunud over the preYiocm y«!ar ia w^^JoFsquare miles. The great
She wondered, all the way Uiere, who miirkea. Th* twe. show aa estl&rth oftake Httron is 580 miles ;
had picked her pocket, and blamed,al- / 0,K0,t^spiiidlea,and inUialgauAteSt breadth, MO miles , row,,
tcmately.ftll the honest people who had conslll lioI1 of rottouof 17,310 bales,. £5.H, 6001'aat; •kwatts-MJOMet; ana.
ridden with her in the stage; but she orS(Hirt4TOpfmild«. afassachoMttsi*. I JO.000 sonare mileav The »reaatat
never tor » moment harbored asusplc- a{ he hf-i ol ,1* oottop Wth ofLikc Erie fe3?0 mOeaj great
ion of the'fintleman with the ring and^,inllil,^inUn8trTOflt connWhA^».'egt# breadth, $5 taTlesV raeirn depth.
thktfa. She got home and to d her . P ^JJ%"s^oosas and lOS.RlJl s4; ftet'; elaw»«eW; •>» »jet: ..way (i,.
rMaghbora, who consoled her, in the BXa^^^.,,tlartjaf|««<| I1l,«>0j Lift saai11 lillrii Ttmgrmla*. staaJRh
usual neighborly way, by„"hopingt gg midB9f «wta»».-.«.e prospecuV ^Lakao-tario ia W miles; greatest
would be a warning;to her; sue was manulactarea are at present, ov»- breadth, 05 miles ; mean depth, o<Ki
very lucky to get offso •»£eet.She ,.au*e*-the wuibiueJ •»'!«»; elevation. 260L'tet} alftt, W0
told her husband, who laughed at h fec\ of a present exo»tsi»M •"* > square-nines. Tbe Mlbh or an the
till the cried, she says, then kissed Europe-better Uian they Dve lakes is 5«4 nHda, and they cover
k« atid give her 910 U> buy a iietv purs.-. «lv>rj|1'
I ,. „.,|.L, THUS. B. KKIHill,
rnmmissinasr aVarietsrin Bankropary.
It.VI.L. A- KKOOH,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
l.ll».KN"lu»R«', N. C ,
1)RA( ill li iii the C»ur>. ofGuilford, Rock-
< :,,«ell and Randolph. Alw. in the
i in „i aad Ui.tnct Court, of BM United Slate.
North C.mllsa
I'^rlicul.r .Itention (riven to
IMKKML SIKVKKtl > til'"
tl • L'. S. Courts aud eaten the DsfASTsmrr
at WisiiiMiTo*. Jan l*ly
L'
Business Cards.
W. B. FARRAE
WATCH MAKKR. JK»'a.L«Re>
Cll-TICIAX.
GrfH-n»l»oni, N. C,
li .t- conftUuitlv on hand a
-■.'.-■ .■!■ i a-*»rtrn«'nt of
Fanhionable Jfirfi'ry,
Ul.t t-tiu- ■MgaMlM Wmtchu
AND CLOCKS,
Which vill be told
( HEAI' tor CA8HI
t# WMlthiu.Cliiikt.JoitaiiJ.ntWlawi
■And 1'i-l- If 'i'-|>air«-4| ,...■.;. mud M altorl notitv.
Call orooirttsi liif Old Albright Hoi*-., Eaat
M Me,.. Nfrrl. ^.I0."^
S. H. W»VWE§.
WnOUtKMMM at KKTAIL DKAI.KB IS ANTHRACITE
AND llitiiminons Coal,
tit'.' ■ and Carv Street..
Grocery and Confectionery,
(Corner Stand at Depot,)
KEEP eenMentlr on hsnd a full aworlmeotof
CANDIES.'
CAKES.
SWEETMEATS.
NITS,
RAISINS,
ORANGES. Ac.
A BMrtockofFsmlly Groceries st the lowe.1
price..
Ales a full sapply of the Gsest liquors kept
n the bar adjohntrg.
The best brands ef CigM. coDsUnty on hsnd.
janlBrly
A frienffdropping in after dinner, she
had to tell the story all over again.
Strange to say, he suspected the gentle-mau
with the soltaire.
"Waa he in when yon paid your
raref
'•lie was/
have been lor a long Ume. | ait area, of uuv/artla cat LiU.OoV square
ty of iu typography, sod healsgaat aaann-ings,
enAktlt it te tat olsiei of being Mm
model Magazine.'' The valuable premium*.
offered to each subscriber, including beauti-ful
chromoe worth from 9& to 110, and nnm-erdQs
other premiums equally desirable, am
imparalleled. Yearly, »S. Address, W. Jrn-
Biags Diainil, KM Broadway, H. T.
OaaorcieVFeene ^nvevo, $i.M) a year. A
brilliant .ad aaetal jn.eeile awnthly. The.
prsmiuaiu pSenat t* eaeh .ti.ksurlbor air teal
ly wonderful, oompriaiug among them juvs
nils booke to the amount of $1.7o, a tine
cbromo worth to, s .tereoscope with a nerie.
ef slews, e good microscope, Ac. Do not fail
to address W. Jennings Dsmorest, r!38 Breed-way,
■. T.
. BwerawAI AfoslUy.—The following are the
osateate far msteh: Weather-Telegrsnss and
Storat-Porecasls; King, uaaabnaus and ble
■objects; Will She rfde or walk; In a Gar-ret
; Lucky Peer; Homeward; The Ancient
Fenian. ; Victor Emmanuel's Queen ; Life in
the Catiufbel Island. : Wilfrid Cnmbennede;
The Celestials ia Sender School; The Out-cast
; Topio. ef the, time ; The Old Canine t;
Beyond the Scaa; Home aud Society ; Book,
and Authors at borne ; Etchings. "A Musi-cal
Party." Tew York ; prico, $3 per annum.
8aaswJt>aswM[ New In Greensboro!
JAS. W. ALBBIG11T,
CX/MMERCIAX, BROKER.
AMD
Jot. JR. Pfxrrce,
AUCTIONEER.
Here opened room- on
Wwt Market Street,
GTeenaooro, K". O.
WE will either Ml pobliely er pri.al.ly, any
aud srerything coruugned to us.
tar (Jiuoiitn'menu IWan wliemale daalsr. so-licited.
Dec.X9tb,18T0:ly
Aucnos SALKS, of
erery Saturday ereeing
A fJonrf .St'oii.—Jmhre Keilv, a Radi-, . — ,-.|i - -, - „. „;
« •»' - ■ ■ •' s-ATtS 9aef»WmtSsS3m G^Sonthern Pacrffc Railroad. He' He .a also «rt»af ever^MMfW'
further remarked that the South wa» wargi of '**!«£*••**£??*
tilled to this favor Own the (lovern- 1 hiring flw-Ust }*»l°aTl
It gives ns much gmtiioation I l»nilt. M ha. Lut^sath leipi
B oridence ot an improved , ty i»iu>tial rosideuces,
towards the South completed, he sold to TK- ..-- .
ad. -lowiiJflkPh'imself.and thOTreafiaatBarge
ent
ment.
to sec this
spirit and temper
he has
twen-which,
when
rich vonng fel
mUcelhmeou.
U 1 o'clock.
ItlOITjVEOiTjD,
UOT lihtiin-pd
-V. 1*. SI'RRRY,
STEIN BROTHERS 4V CQ..
l.iM".el.'r^. r.nd Jobber, of
III n.> AID DOIBUBgaric WOOLBKB,
an
Wholesale Clothiestj,
sUVRKirrjtm > SSB BaltunoeeStreet.
i.n l n KIN, '- JteHia-rr, Md.
^A.I'I.,11.,,'i.i.itEitqms, S .Ian ell. ly
Confectionery and Grocery.
J. D. WHITE,
AT TIIS
POST OFFICE,
I* I EI*S constantly on baud a lar*e and
JV aril seleeted asaartaneat ef Grocorie.,
i uufiirtioneries, Ac.
j Fine Tobeeeo and Cigars a speciality.
«., -::',lil
■ctmlltr Cmaea
■ WESTBRtM.* *VaUEfftIES,"
W. WESTBROOK A J. U. WARD,
J'ropriffors,
HAVE recently re eetsblhtbed tlie well kiiowii.
popular aad reliable " Wmlhrook Nursene.
31 mile, east of Oreeiieboro, N. C, under the
lame aod siyle ol \V—thru, k A Co. All per-ios
wisbing Froit Ttreee, Grape Vines, Ac, for
Spring plant:iur will god it to Iheir iulereet to
correspond with the new nrtn at once, a. they are
deUrmiunl to sseet tl>e eauiellcies of the time, by
wiling nursery product, uriprscedeatedlr low.
All erdor. will reoriv. prompt and csrouil atten-tion.
Cetaloeue. eent free on application.
Address. WE8TBBOOK A CO..
jan 19, tuniSstal Greensbere, M. C.
Judge
paciflcatien
is followed it will not
the President will see
••Let IM have peace" realised
burg Courier.
lown use IllUI^-ii.n.i" ,..»...™..—--—D-
. wnftta on them, beatdes e-tobl4shuig a
,, IsWia^aawal oniony them, rise years
.,, ago, » penniU'sn clerk, the son of a >o-e
' va Scotia clergyman, ho entered Iftw
where you put it T
" Why, ol course he could.
"Didn't he get up and then sit down
again—the second time lvesidc you f
"He did, bat "
#"Where's vour pocket V
"Why, here," said the lady, plans- ,.,
ing her nervous fingers (for she was from such a quarter.—It atwwtis
excited by the cross questioning) deep aitional evidence of'a rrtuinringJ^9,. VT"V^"„_;<,' g.era. Kijfe years
into the pocket of the dress which she „f j„,ticc and friendliness at the ^rthj |4»lU(,>ts«i ^' '"."
still wore—"right here. And, God
bless me V said she, as she withdrew
her hand again, " as I'm a living wo
mau, but here's the ring !"
Sure enough. The exquisite, in ab
Btracting thepnrse, had left the sol-taire
behind him. A Broadway jeweler
values it at 91,500-
Be Knew Tot Muck.—Many years
ago, one of the wharves at North End
was used as a coal wharf, the oceapant
of which had held it for a long time as
each. In his employ, as a teamster,
was an Irishman called Billy, who had
driven bis team so long that it was a
Suestion which owned it. lie was a
xtnre, and the owner thought he could
not get along without Billy. As both
W. S. RMUtin.
(In 'l'.ie BeMing,)
Dealer in Forergn and Domestic
DJ3,Y OOOIJS,
GBOCERIES,
BOUTS. Shees, Notions, snd general Merchsu-diSe,
S Urge «.«* SW1 a~.rtni.-nl of NEW
GOODS oSwred St very low price, tor CASH
or country PHODUC
M" ill* insaaTBW tli*- puMi. thai It*
iffoiimt'iil ■•!" tin* ni"*i .mpn
Th- undt'rMA'iitH. rtrwiid-ci
liw t>ii hiaan<] ■
i METALLIC
Itl'KIAL CASKS, wliitrh aM !■> fKtpmiA tofuni-
,-ii .,! 'I,.- IOWMI prwtffa.
II. .."■■ titf-fivi- The bod* fn>m decay, and
„re mptdW tiikint th*- pl«c- i* fhf urdinmrY WINHI-
: -. i! d ».-t rniii|»«mlivrly hul lillle motv.
. - , u l«- -*>.-i. .u my ilw,
WM COLLINS.
UOaSaaat fc.fLil l'..ll-Ulltly till ItaUld a.D'1
tu .»•;■- d-l. OtnaaamrtnTl. J..H . . •: I.. i "7 ] .1 '-H ,
Nashvillr
un INSIJRANCK no.
IIIIIN M. BASS Pamnnaai,
WM II. SMITH 8ltCKnARY,Naahville.
fllOS B. BAILEY Sr.trK AUKXT,Ral«i,!h.
A Urge supply of Coffee just received at lCf
•JU,-r5,-end-:«J eeBts i»r lb., aad also a large
lot of country cured bacon
Ahm a large supply of Ladies' end Gentle-
UMUS' Linen lu,uilk«ictiicis. eed_towel.,_ at
concerning this variety of grain :
1 have had it growing on my lami
for five years, and have found it valu
able tor a pasture grass and for hay.—
It stands the drought well with me,
employer and man were the possessors all(i ti„. winter also. Its roots pene-of
more or less irascibility, frequent trale the soil to a great depth, and
were their explosions, and Billy was Kri)Vc j,, the shape of a hen's foot. The
discharged at least once a day: but atem grows npbonChing. I know of
though frequently discharged, he never uo Itto varieties. The seed can bo
went off. One day the employer, dur MVuiufall or spring; but the best
ing one of these passages, burst out: lilue j„ t„ Mw it in the iatL The soil
•'It's no sort of use, Billy; I can't learn on w|,ich I have it growing is a clay,
you anything at all, and have been try - jbc stud can bt^ sown with clover in
ing for years.'' "Shure aud yea have bl,rj11K M tui. two together make an
then, lairnt me wan thing," said Billy. exee||,.iii grass for hay or pasture.—
"What is thatr was asked; "1 shall lie It Ulttl e[vell a]\ my neighliora who
glad to hear of anything you have i,.lvl. agjee) it perfect satisfaction.—
Keilv has hitherto rtrlVowed h;
damiio,, yesterday wasqmte an agrw- ^^'^Sthe
and if Mrm£~£ ESh£OTj5^
ht. iuvocahao, Baptists of'Ml■ »*>"* ft*
jSril some church. Me is a man of ideas
Slid Utoreture, and li» house u a reeort
1 tor poets, wits, and |-«>i>le «>f fgja*f-
. . „«' At the same time he Is as gay and Mj -
Orchard Gi a«.-.—A correspondent ot ^jn 5)>(r(tM ,„ nppearaoce. But hew
the liural Xem Torlxr,writes as follows
redaeed nncos.
janUUy
W. 8. BANKIN.
GIMIaTJEeUEB, Ax.
All grade, of Sonars.
Coafora. Tess, Sosp. CsudtU, Syrup, Ac.slways
on hand at tewest cs.h price..
C. E. ECKEL A Co-janWly
H.,,1, Street.
k'radually eecurinn the cou
Agencies hare We:
ded into seven Sutcand the baaiaaai done
1-7" u;,- -r,:iler than during
Tills I'onrpaay - -
relenee ..I the public. Ageiicie. have been
.and ll
the two year.
COL. JOHN E8TEN COOKE'S
LIFE OF GBMXBAI. LEE.
rllrti.tn.only antkaatte "Lito of Genersl
Le." that U now In press; snd probablv the
oely on. of sny vslu. that will bs pnUubed for
Mveral yssr. to come. It was eoejeseeced m
186« sad bad Oeneral La.', oousent sod appro?
al. D. APPLETON A CO., PnMisber..
Hew Turk.
JESSE FIBIUKK. Qsneral Agent for Vhvinle
and North Csrollna, IIW Capitol St., Biekniond.
|y AK>IIU Wanted in all pert, of the country.
yaVSw
learned." "Shure, sir, yez have lairned
me that.IT/iocT. hundred makes a ton."
Bdly knew too much to be spared.
iriat if eoilt to hear Hilton.—A Chi-cago
paper in anticipation of a visit
from >[itssou to that city, makes an
estimate of the cost of attending oue
of her concerts. The grand total is
a trifle leas than fifty dollars; the
items ot expense being as follows :
Carriage hire, 810; two seats in
dress-circle, 9"; Gloves, $1 ; Nectie,
92.50; Nilson monogram Handkerchief
93J5; abottleofSilsoiiBoquet.*1.2-J;
one band boqaet, 83.75; shave with
tonic and bay mm, 26 cents; dyeing
moustache, IB cents; toilet vinegar
on face, 10 cents; extra shine, 15 cts.;
photograph of Nilsou, 50cents ; " Life
of ITilSOU, illCOntn; fees in cloak room
50 cents; candy, 50 cents; aaaae for
two, 96.40; wine, 95; loss of day's
salary in pursuit of tickets, 91.50; oue
rasa of beer after seeing her home,
cents; one paper of chewing tobacco
10 cents; tare on horse airs home, 5
if such a bill as that will
The seed can be bought »t nearly
the seed stoics.
all
In addition to the 9Mi,750,000 al-ready
paid by the United States to the
several Slates for oxi«uaes incurred
in raising volunteers during the late
war. the sum ol*7,7f«,000still remains
due. Maine has a claim tor 9AS7.00O;
Sew Hampshire for 8400,000; Ver'
mont foi 6i;U,000; MassaehusoUa for
6Ar.1.0lMi; Kbode Island for 840,000 ;
Connecticut tor iO«S000; Sow York
for 9!NNI,(NH>; New Jersey for »i»,000j
rniinjl-snir *T ♦a-lirU00; Maryland
for817,<HHI; Ohio lor #51*1,000 ; Indi-ana
lor 61.OJ0.OO0; Michigan for 8100,-
ONI; Illinois lor 81,li^OrgOtl; Wincoii-sin
ior #|t;n,000: lowa for 9ivfi,000|
Kentucky for 81,20S,OUO; andNcbraska
lor #lo,imo. Xho other States have
beeu i«aiil in lulhor nearly so. Among
these, Delaware received #3,019, and
, that for subsistence ouly.
Ishin spirit— , ,
tuanv soorea of forlurea were neede.1 to
make this oue Wall street snecesa I
NobU Charie* SuTnner'i Rebuke to
Grant,— Wuhinfiton. Feb. 1—When the
Seuate went inexeentive session to-day,
Senator Chaudler moved to discharge
the Committee on Foreign Relations
from any further consideration of the
nomination of the Rev. Mr Cramer as
Minister to Denmark.
Mr.Sumnerspraug to his feet aud said
"I object for the reason that in two
monthsthcCommitteehasbeen unable to
find any reason why be should be eon
firmatl,'except because be ia the Fresi
dent's brother-in-law."
' This defiant remark fell like a bomb-shell
into the Senate, and the Vico-
President said; "Objection being made,
the motion cannot be entertained to
dajv'
The Republican party in Congress
seems to be drifting around without
any leader ornnity of purpose. In the
Senate the Democrats and Republicans
combined to put Joshua R. Hill in as
Senator from Georgia, and in the
House they again combined to abolish
the test oath aud enable rebels to hold
office, wherever President or people
will give it to them.—N. Y. Sum.
gen-eral
notice. The statement of the
Democrat IS this that some eijjbt asoBth
ago Mr. T. B. Msaoa, who keeps s mus-ic
store ou Wisconsin street, ascer-tained
that he had a cancer on Iris face
the size of a pea. It was cot ont by
Trr. Waloott and the wound purttally
healed, snYiHfxrnetitly it grew atain, and
while lie was at Cincinnati on lirnineat
it attained the size of a hickory nut.—
He has remained there si nee Christmas
ami is now perfectly enred. Tke pro-cess;
ia this:
"A paeoc. of slicking plaster was pnt
over the cancer (a little larger that the
cancer,) MI that the cancer aud a small
circular rim of healthy skin nett te it
was exposed ; then a plaster made of
chloride ot tine, blood root, aa4hagb«at
Hour aud water, was spread on a piece
of niusliu the site of this circular op-ening,
and applied to the cancer for
twenty-four hours, on removing it, the
cancer will be found to be buruesl into
aud appear of the color and hardness
of an ohljshoe sole, and the e-irrnhvr rim
outside of it will look white aad aar-boiled,
as if soaWerl by hot steam ; the
wound is now dressed, aud the •aiside
rim soon separates, and the cancer
comes out in a hard lump, and the
place heals up. The plaster kills the
cancer, and it sloughs out like dead
flush, and never grows again.
"The remedy was discovered by Dr.
Fell of London, and has been used by
him for six or eight years with —fail-ing
success, and not a ease has been
known of the reapparanceof thecancer
when this remedy has been applied.*
The above remedy has been used oa a
sore in onr family which trad every
appearance of a cancer. It had attain-ed
the site of a large oboatnut, ana . it
came out exactly as represented above
in about ten days, and healed np in
ten davs more.—A S. Wetmtt, cttraSo-ga
.•fre.as, X- 1'., ia Rural A'«* Tort.
Csttnrt Caaa«a..-The Washington
Patriot says : . ..
" Those who are to go out, it is said,
are Fish, Belknsp, OresweU, Botrtwel,
ami Akermen. The first two. ate to
'',; nirv.1 hy a biafl atock o( 4jt»0.000, and
...11..I llmM-ai with the CompUx-ller of
i Biali ■■! Tsitmtaa
y„r t-vnry $Um (,f abilitie* it ha- ptLXM of
It inpt-at* i
It..- Pulicr-.i
r:,-MIT I- liiHrkv
larefefawnta
jau ','0..i:u
i<« rrTiruiuin on rw«id»i»cr or tnavel,
0 -xira prwuiitim* uu f-niale risk-.
r- Hbvral . aud it* rntins inaiia*r-*-
•j l-T prutlt'iM'w.ecouoiiir aud prompt
WILLIAM BARR1NGEK,
Diatrict A K ml,
Urtfiiaboro.
GUAM** u< QIEEI'S WAKK-Wr
tkAVw r-tct-iV-.1 a Uuf« athlilmu
u, our former IU-CV ol ()lm-» p.nt, Qu««n'* War*.
Uiipchuiu-m, Ka«<aten* Oil, -to., all of which
we offer low for cash.
C. E. ECKKIa A CO..
Un iJJily frnnth Btrajsrt.
PDBU VlflTA LODGK, i. O. O.
F., ni"-i- levularlw tm »Ttry Tuta-toj
night Th« llt-t Tuf«jd»y ui«bt
th a m"*nm. «- SPECIAL IKTEB-BfJ
-.ill he held. ViaiiiuM hnrihrvi. crrtlially re-wived.
»• SCOTT, N. O.
JAS. W. ALBHIOHT, Sec. jau lir.ly I
cents. Mow,
not terrify the ChicagoSabvrite, whose Westerly, some two >
average salary is »1M a day, and ■chased a pan ot minks,
make him pray Heaven that Xilsson ' commonly jai*A. .. .„-..,,
may never come, Chicago employers tnlpiH«tlie"Ataea-ieautS-t.le;"for 9ot»
would do well to look after their cash ' money back, and
. t nA«- i.ao MTminks on head oue rstir «>,
afsat.—A correspotideut of the Fall
River rretat states that Mr. Owen, of
rssinee, par
. of o> speoies
called by for dealers and
Tke lAfnehhurg tndDnnrilleRailroad.
There is now every probability that
means will be provided to carry on the
construction of the Lynchbnrg and
Danville road, which will give to Bal-timore
another mnch-ueeded link ot
southern communication. — Baltimore
tiuMttt.
that he had got his mouey
I now has 87minks pair
which he has refused 9400 for. The
sable mink ia rather smaller in size an*
, ol a daiker hae than our New Kotjiand
minks. This uiiukery is aUrsmtrng
I considenible atteutlou smoag farmem
, in WestiKirt, Maatt, ana-elsewhere, and
donbtloas the cxainplt. «f Mr. Owen
might lie followed to udvsutAgw in
many loealittes^iVewtasra^e'eWTta*.
000 persnnnm, while Ftah dsstres to
retire to private life. BtmtwsJt, ««s
2lild,i.not iu harmony witi^.Presi-dent
on several important maters,
chief among which Is the rig£*»
toaltntish the incoirte tax. OWstil
aud Akermsn were MrJ*«*ed to «o out
«,,«, tinst mace, and tt is aaawtedtbat
them is absolute necessity for making
cl,augc, s.. far as CreswoB Is concerned,
by not only i>»Ktfcal hot pMk. rea
Mng. Plewanton fs to socceed Bout
watt, sad aoata Ponnsylvanian willI go
■aahvthsi'os^orUce Department. 31or-touwill
take the SUM rJeparttncnt,
STS said to be now »"«%"*"«
ammgemsnts to t*a» end. The War
rie^ment will be filled by aoate one
ZSFZL kaTeuetaenr»enoi^t4)l>aja.a;e
Dowerinadonbtful State. Soon,- in
PicuTar is mentioned for Attorney.
General." '
A ifoHd Full of Tratstwe-It is relat-edbv
a. aatitaable and very pious la
Shcttoppcd snd insisted that they
.bonldacSutpanyherto, church AI
ter soaio persuasion the three eKiest
Wiaanted foul tie youJifteat, a lad of
gZssix years, persistently refused -
Jr^^ctl'tyoicome my hy f sanl
U« kiay: it ii very wrong of yon to
rc^ ''Brtl.dont'^to^-
s-
The Debt of Uauachuiette Citiee.—
The cities of Massachusetts, says the
Sew York Tribune, "seem, according
to the annual exhibits, to be most no-bly
endowed with debts. For instance
the City of Boston owes a little over
920,0011,000; Chelsea, 9781,000, besides
92,000,0110 water bonds; Lyun, 8788,
300; Worcester, 61,900,000; Lowell,
6T07.124 ; Lawrence, 9411,000; Haver-biil,
9140,000 ;Tannton, 9108,450; Fall
River, 9270JJOO; Sew Bedford, 8705,-
950. It must be said, however, that
the bonds ofall these cities sell many
of them at par, and none of them at
more than a trifle below; sod that the
interest is always promptly met We
have been often told that Massachusetts
was decayiug, but she certainly has
not lost her financial credit."
Wht, what is the reason V The In
rs£k«e ol the liuie fellow waxed de
Satejand in an ihdbznw1 V****e *x' SEE? h^By^^
Ky^often write about*«»
A Gentleman.—The subjoined para-graph,
oupped from so exchange, is a
valuable little volume in itscJf:
"So mau is a gentleman, who, with-out
provocation, would treat with in
civlity the humblest of his species. It
is vnlgarify ter which no accomplish-ment
of dnasev address can ever »
toae. The man who desires to make ev-ery
oue around him happy, and whose
greatest solicitn is never to give oflhnae
to any one, is s gwitleman by nature
and species, though he may never have
worn a suit of broadcloth, nor ever
heard ofa lexicon. There are men in
evervtkrob ol whose heart there issotie-iluile
lor the welfare of mankind, and
whose very breath is perfumed with
kludness."
Bleten Thoueemd Perttne Killed by
oaavksa.—An English paper says : "A
at. l'atriuk ia evidently wanted iu In-dia
as much as ever he was in Ireland.
During the year 1860 no less than 11,-
416 rajreons In the Bengal PresMenqy
died from the effects ot snake bite.—
The return giving us information has
been carefully compiled; all the merehr
sick aud wounded have been ommittcd,
as well as those sodden deaths whit
ia India are often attributed to anal
bites by IsSirs to property euiduly eag
for their inheritance. Itisasurpnsii
fact thst this destruction of human life
poes on year by year and that do
afiVacioos means are adopted to cheak
ite ravages.
]iiyimy.—\ man by the name of
Lin ties age about 25 and claiming to
hail from Sorth Carolina, waa aneatrd
in Abingdon oa Wednesdsy evening
trader a charge of having two living
wives iu the State be comes from—one
iu tinillortl and the other in SurrjY—
He was committed to await the reqats-itfon
of the Governor of K. a-i*aV
oew Vtr;/isin.
A Much Married Cougre*tman—R ia
now slleged by the Washington Btar
and othernewsiatpera toatAjongresaatan
Bowen, of South Carolina, who is un-der
indictment for bigamy in Wash-ington,
was married in Augnsta,Oa.,iu
18.",2, to a Mrs. Hicks, who daises to
be his wife, notwithstanding the eieims
of two other ladies to whom it is charg-ed
he has been married since. This
woman, the .Vhtr says, has filed a 6e-elaratiou
to the effect that the atarrisd
and lived with Bowen "UU 1836, when
he deserted her, and remained away
uutil about six months ago, a period ot
nearly twelve years; that she has been
informed and believes that during that
time he has contracted a second and
third marriage with Tabitha Parks, st
Sewport, Fhv, Jan. 1869, aod Susan,
Pettiegrn King; on the Slst ef ArtfwSt,
1870." The declaration ia signed by
"Frances Bowen."
0real Tree*from little Acorn* Qroee.
Bolivar was a druggist.
Mohamet Ali was a barber.
Virgil was the son ot a potter.
Milton was the son of a scavenger.
Horace was the son ofa shopkeeper.
Demosthenes was the son of a cutler.
lJols-rt Burns was a ploughman in
iVyresliire.
Shakespeare was the son of a wool-stoplcr.
Cardinal Woolscy was the sou of a
poor butcher.
Oliver Cromwell was the son of a
London brewer.
Whitefleld was the son of an fnn-ke*|
s<r at Gloucester.
Columbus was the son of a wearer,
aad a weaver himself.
John Jacob Astor once sold apples
on the streets of Sew York.
" Honor and fame from no condition rise :
Act well your part, there all the honor lie..'
People are being tried in variant
places for violating the Internal Reve-nue
laws of the Unitad States. It is
lucky that all persons who break these
laws are not held to trial. If they
were, President Grant would have to
be indicted and arraigned. He has
violated the Internal Revsmna lavwt by
appointing sssa-to offfos as assessors
and collectors of the revenue whom
the law excludes from such sppoint-meats.
JV. IT. Sun,
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