The Greensboro patriot [March 16, 1871]

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NlioIlNKYS AT LAW.
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furnndi all kiniUi.f Monument. MM '1'.iiibrtimw,
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8. O. ROBERTSON.
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N. H. D. WILSON,
Geuoral Innuranco Ayent,
CBEEKSBORO. U.K.
RcutwnU KIKE CiimiianliM with fgttffM
CAPITAL of
Tanll .lIllllo».of ■»ll.r».
mm Ufe LN'SUBANCE COMPANY,
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ASSETS $12,000,000.
Call anil iiiaure join ~aw»watj tgajlrt loaa
by lire, ami tliu. aacim you a hmim, ami f-
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acoiilent.
|7i»- Provide a LIFE FOUCI for tho anp-port
of your »ife ami .liililrin when v..u are
ion.-. Omen-.-Banking Hoan of WIIHOII
ft SIIOIHT. South Kim 8f. "lly
N.H.D. Wiutox. ~ CIIAS. E. SIIOIIKK.
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BANKERS,
QRBESSBO&O. X.C.,
(South Elm Strvrt. opposn* ExpnM OfflVe.I
Hill- iin.1 «•!! 0«M Blld Silver, Hank X..I.-,
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upon l—i iliiiuaili uf CUBKENCV ..r SPECIE.
Di*ci>unt Ttawtll—m l^Hiwr!
CoHeftiuDS Made at all AMH&ftk Point.-..
Sept. 16th, IT
Chat. G. Yates,
MANTJFAQTURER OF
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
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SCAt.ES \" SCALES,
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Business Cards.
W. B. FARRAR
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..ITiriAN.
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II.,- eoausf-auiy on h.n.l .
■pkouIUI I—...- ...mi af
FaithiiHuxlil*' -ltuj.rii,
and - -i.'.-i..li.l Wmttht,
ASP CLOCKS,
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S. H. HAWES,
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laifniiiiiioii!* Coal,
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STEIN BROTHERS &C0.,
Importm HI.a .l.,t.t.,.rw of
|.'Oltl:II.N l.M» l>l.*lr:sTI|- HIWLKW,
Wholesale Clothiers,
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lalllr lascA.
T1'- underaigned rtnecl
, |. iblie tl.nr he I.a. on l.aml an
-i lupi .red METALLIC
1 ' MAI. I ASKS ,hJc i- prepared to ram-
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• • ! ■ i.la ■ ul tin ordiu inrwuod
-• romparalirelr hut little MR.
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>V« :■ I ".'-.. ;.,,.,..tuilly ,,i, band and
niada lo.nrder. t.i.-.,.b..„.) j„. tthJalTkta
Harness, Saddles and Collars
ii:\.\h .1. PEAHCE,
IT NEVER PAYS.
It never pay. to fret an.l growl I
When fortune aerin. our foe ;
The better bred will po«h ahead
And etrlke the hcaTer blow :
For luck I. work,
And ttn»e wh.. .birk
8hoold not lament their doom,
But yield the play,
And clear the way.
That bcttAT uieti have room.
It newT p»Tn to wreek the health
In drudging aftet gain.
And ho i. Mild who think, thai gold
la cheapest bought with pain.
An hnnible lot,
A coay cot,
jlave tempted oven king.,
Pur uatlotiH high
That wealth will buy,
Not ott contentment brings.
It never paya 1 a blunt refraiu
Well worthy of a ii.tig,
For age and youth must learn thi. truth
That nothing pay. Ihat's wrong.
The good and pure
Alone are aure
To bring prolonged aiicce...
While what i. right
In iieaveu'. .ighl
I. alw.y. .ure to hie...
MASONRY SAVBD tltM.
A Th tuiiin fttoiy.—W« DM iutlel.teil
totbo Portland Anju* for the i.>llo»iii(.'
thrillitif,' utorj- :
If we are not mistaki'ii we have
lii-.inl or reatl Homewlien1 Iliat "trnlli
is strangt'i than fletion." An insteiHf,
Ktrirtly true, has MM to our know-ledge
wliirh vividly illustrates that,
ami also ezhibita with almost startling
effect the danger of BH* l»w and the
benefits of Miisonrv.
A j-oiitiK Maine man. who w engag-ed
in the "euuiuierfial tiaveliug" hiwi-uess
for a Chicago house, was reccutlv
traveling oat in the Ihr West, when be
was taken pOMession of on the train
byiwonien who sim|ilv infurmed him
that they were olheers ami they waul-etl
him.' He expostulated, explatneil.
demanded explanatious. &r., bnl all
in lain. So one on the train fcnea
bin, and there were Iltose who dtd
know the ollieers. All he roilld gel
out oi then was thai he was the man
thev wanted. In tins v.ay he wa» t-i
KEEPcooatontlyonhaiKl a mil naxawuioi ^ Mmv i.m niiles into the nil.n.i..
1 rjpen arrival be had no longer to n-main
in Ignorance of hi- BO|i|Mwed of-tenee.
the whole village beingont to
wekxtwehim with eachcries as **U«re"s
the d—U bom .i...•;' -.•.•'ir,,i at last."
"Let's string him up ?
The otBeiTs made some show nf re-sisteme.
but the excited mob took
■MMetwioa of their victim and marched
linn into the town near the centre of
Something New in Greensboro: vjtjjeh anooae wusalrcadi slrtlligover
mm, She... Ir„
1 Dn u.—i-an.
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Ham
OHM
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l dealer
. Wood
Ware Lam «., Ci ■dcerr ■■ml I. ■W ^ ai •, On-
Stol ..., a ..I a-.< rle.1 Ii ...1,. rim ally.—
N. •' S...H Elm StreH Oieene .„..,X.f U.M.I.
...1.1 1. V. fc,T .».!.. or barter. pill '.»: 1 v
Buchanan % McDonald,
Grocery and Confectionwy,
'Coniet staaid .1 Depa4,J
{TEEProua -ntlT mi liaml full WIlllWl I I
CAjrpiEs.
tA-ES.
SMt*..;.,KtT.S.
MTS.
RAISINS,
URAN0R8, 4c.
A tine -t.^k .if Family Oroeanei at ihe Iowe.i
■ .lVofthelil ^t Liejann kept
MaBB.
Alw. . r—'.' .-ui-piy
in the bar i.,li..u.w-
Th- beat brand. ..I fiB,. tame on hand.
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JAS. W. ALBKllilir.
OODTMERCIAL BROKER.
Jet, i;. Ptaree,
AUCTIOlifcCS.
HMT* oomwl raiMM on
W—i M^k-iiStr.'*t.
Y\^P wW •JM»— HI |"ilili.ly or |.riv»i-ly, miy
T? ami MmrpmmhgU4&g*"& *• '"'•
ft- li.i-'ilil.tiil-!,..!:. 4.M*. ','* d«-l«ti HO"
AIVTIMX S\Tr«
r-vrrv Saluplav «vi ! ut 1
.-Ilitll.'iHII*
I'dock.
Meu
HOTlinooh MHIKKUX"
;. W. WfiSTBBOOK & J. M. WAKI).
HAVE me-ntlv rp-ttjlablUitd ibf> nVll known,
POIMW :'id iebl<le " Wwtbtook NuMctw**'
Sin.lnMr>tof G, **>boro, N. C. lUMkr mW
pHme- acr*l Mjla >>t WaMDfttMb $- Co. All \wf$mm
u.riiii'L' Km.! 'l'lr-^r-, I.IHJI-) VIMW., £fi I*""
Sjiriun |»laiiiiuu, wtil Hud it to their int.-ir-t hi
eunwpood with tba B*W Una at "in-, u tli*j ar>>
. I^t•■niiin.-. I tonm the Mctgnuiee of the tinea by
MlHug Miwn pnidiirta onprceedetriedh' low.
All onkr* will no .«« P*oni|>t RIMI cuvtul mtten
limi. ClUlUoglMi Mini frw "it wpticatii.li.
A.ldf.-. WESTBEOOK A CO.,
jau I?, l-7lfiiu-itl Oneiaboro, X. C.
W; STRANKIH,
ill. *.*- S 'Mill"-)
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
iDR/X" OOOTJS,
0ROCEUB8,
BOOTS, shoe.. X..II-II.. aad gimaul Uereban-dlM-.
a l.t.'e -t>. k and Maomnelrt uf NEW
tiOODs uaVrad .1 nn km prhaa foi CASH
ureomitry I'RpDUCE.
\ latge supplv ofCoBee jnst resetTed at 1«».
•.'i',--^r.,.niid-:Wi cent, jver lb., ami also a large
lot «.f c.untry enreil bacon.
Alao a large .upply of Ladiea' and (Jelitlc-nieli."
Limn Han.Ikel,!ii. f». and to«.l., at
redur.'.l ,„•;.".. W. S KAXKIX.
{an l'.e.ly
(itnii:un:«, A. .
\T All gradaw « Sugars,
('..flee.. Te:,.. S-.an, Cal..le|., Syrup. At. alw.v-
..ii band .i loia -' *-a-l. prieea.
C. E. ECKEL .V Uo>,
j.u Kfcly S-uth Street.
COL. JOHN ESTEX COOKE'S
LIFE OF GENERAL LEE.
THIS i. the oily uitlienlie "Lite ot Ueueral
Lee" ibat i» now in pre.. ; an.l piohahlv the
•uly -eie uf any value that «ill be publiabed for
-everal year. t.. cease. It v...- eommeneen in
Isi.6, and had (Seneial Lee*, enwwent and appn v-al.
1). Al-l'LKTt.N A CO., l'uhl -her..
New lark.
JESSE FISHER, General Agent !•.. Vinj uia
and North Caralhw, I In- Capital si. Rirhm md.
iy Agent. Wanted in all part, of the irv,
looaio'
/-iLASS aiad <|l ITA'K WAKE.
I. .. IL.ik. t Street,
Hi ,i.r.i..>..l . competent enrpa of ei
|...liein ..I Maine.. Marker, jnil Saddler.,
-■ II" lint ill.lll|...|lient. to llnna- dealing
in !i u la • ii.ler. fioina di.taii.e pnmo.t
iill.il and - ,i -l.i,itiea QUARAHTEEU
• lull IIIII. in ..r
Saddlery Hardware
' :'\ on hit ml, Kepairing done
i'BOMPTI.y. XKATl.V and CHEAPLY.
1 ■• Market at., r.reenaboro, H. C. MMa
M 'J. JAS. M l,AKl(ETl',_
HURST, PURMEL-LoiCQ.,
- >M. « in,11 -nK DBujoej is
Vii.ri.an, ii.i-li.-li. (it-rnuin and French
■aii i.ooos,
White Goods and Notions,
[j"T. I N". VII llal.iim.re Street,
, „v,„'\"1 . 1IAL1IMORE.
feb lOmea
I'.'T ^'7^ made »*»o«tabto.~
*■'•. Circular ant Irae Al^TTi,
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■•- K .|-i - Journal and X. ,1 Agri.,.l
' to JAS W. ALBBIUIIT
----,■I', " A-t.KITclIEXINewC.rd«n',N.c'
Ur We have raeai*ed a large ad.ht
» or fbraiar ptnwh efOlna. —d tlanan'a Ware,
I amp ihlmaiTi. En i—"". *•- i" of wbiol
we offer low lor ea.ll.
C. E. ECKEL A CO,
j.,11 ID ly S..111I1 Slieet.
1UEXA VISTA LODGE I. O. O.
P.. meet, regoiarly 011 every Tnea
.lay i.i^ht The iii -a Tueauav night
in eiuh month a meeting of SPECIAL INTER-EST
will 1. held. Viattlmi brethren -.liallr re-
"erred. I) si Oil, X. Ii."
JAS. W. ALBRIGUT. Baa. ;au lately
.1. A. rillTt'IIKTT,
Cabinet-Maker
Fnrtdana Dealer,
UNDERTAKER
AKXOLNCKS to ,|,
ru.dC.uiif.inlC.i
I>arnl now tlii.ii*
t'ltiirtiB ul' (.ir-.-:,si.,,r..
'*■>" Unl ha i- belter i»r%-
peornk then wi'li
FURNITURE "Q^
In gre.t variety, ^leetetl wild a v. v
To eioiKKUv mlid to -'in tbalime.. 11
1.a- law WAKE BOOMS v.here I,
keep, .-..li.taiilly a Hpply of .v.tyll
" . ahen h.
1'r.rt.l n..i
i- WMMekfiiperi One at" In
t,.ndi,i.d ||.r other in lh.
/'u(ri..f I . .,} I.t..ll,..l. «.
,- needed
. tbed*.
•f Il.e old
be trait-
e.l ou, Ul hi. .Uente, uy J. W. S. Park , «h<.
la l.i. auth-ri»e.l agent.
XJlTX)EI?,TAJEClJNr<3-
Me 1. prepnie.1 u, tiirn.»h, u -J h.Hir'. HI., Cof-fin,
ol any elyle, and ha. a tine bearer built .*-
praaaly lor ibe uae ..f the public.
All order, for Puniiliu.., Coffin., lie., pronptlr
attended to at moderate charge.. Anr mark-la"-
hlaprvdaoe MMinexcnaag.torwork. fcb»;ly
tin! lUii'oii. ».-;;"• "'ir irteml thought
it wae nil ap with bun «*»»•• r' ;-"-"i
la lion was ret-Mvetl With '.«-..-,».t. ll.l
••r.vbotly KBOgnized him as a ln'loli""'
hiirse-tiiief, whose depredations in the
yi-itiity had been long eontinned and
exta«1n.»-4. ,J lutcnc-thi. f ill tiiHt sec
tion Is looked upon a. «•,■...'.'!''•>.' worse
than an averagr mardercr. There was
uot a pitying eye in the erowd and tin-universal
howl was to lynch him. lie
tried to i>rav but the commercial tra
reling bnginewt had rained him for
priiung: Whikj yaitjn; ntuler the
iiiHis.. a hapjiy thoiio|,i Rtruck him !--
His masonry I He was a Royal Arch
-Mason.
In all that erow.l then, mnsl lie ma
BOOT, He gave the Grand llnilhlgSig-nal
of Distress! Wearc not at litter-ty
to explain how it is ii. for several
reasons, the ehief one of which is we
don't Know ! Ilitt lie gave it. ami in
an instant one of the foremost citizens
of the town sprang to his side, and be
gave some more masonic signals, ami
tin- prisoner was quickly anrronnded
with twenty or thirty ilet.-rmini-d men,
who held the erowd at bay with drawn
pistols. Our friend exidained to tho
leading|nian who he was; they organ-ised
a committee of investigation : to!
igtaphed tol'liieagoainl vi-ntied all his
Statements : anil the brutal mob siiinl;
away heartily ashamed. Oar friend
was made as comfortable ?s nossihle
bj bis masonic friends, but he says iie
neverexperienced each intense anxiety
as In- did wlu-n he stood unih-r that
noose. He has brought a suit against
the town. The matter is now in the
eottrts.
The above is strictly true in all es
Bential points. We have the names of
parties and places. Tin' young man
has one or two brothers living in this
city. The niau who resetted him prov-ed
to bo au oTit friend of his lather's.
Si/mc Iii'itnUiiiH Clinki.— Aunt h.-r
class of these ingenious contrivances
comprises eertaiu pieces of median-1
isms which imitate the cry of certain
auiiua'is and the son;; ol biids. Tin.--
has lieon rather a favorite problem
with i-liH-kmaWers. Thi-i-.illndi.il clock
at Lyons, made by Lipius dc Baalo,
and repaired by Noiirissnu in the s.-\ - ■
eiiteeiith ceniury, had a scries ol dial
plates on which the time of the year,
the month, the week,'.he day. tin-hotti
the minute, were shown. Besides these
there were Agates of Bllgcls, a dove,
ami acock ; the hours were annnunced
by the crowing of the ciu-lc, thrice re-peated,
after a pieliuiiu.tiy gapping of
wings; and when this crowing was ilouo
the dove desiM-mh-.l. and the angels
[came torth fniin a recess and placed a
I hymn on a set of bulls. We speak ul
Hits clock in the past tense, not kown-ing
whether Lyons still possesses such
a curiosity. The tnarvellott s clock in
the beautiful cathedral of Strasbourg
had a complication ol mechanism still
more elaborate j bells, arranged in a
particular position, played three differ-nt
tunes at thus-, seven, and eleven
.'clock every day. and a thanksgiving
at Christmas, Rasterand Whitsuntide:
when this was finished, a oock "*hicb
stootl on the top nf the tower, stretch-ed
out his neck, shook his comb, clap
ped his wiugs twice and crowed twice.
Vaucausou's dnck. constructed 130
years apo, quacked like a real dnck.—
Among the curiosities preserver] nt
Versailles in the time of Louis XIV.,
was (a, clock ma.]., by Martinot. At
the completion u[every botw 'wococks
crowed alternately and ch.pjirti theii
wings; after which two little door.
opened, two figures appeared bearing
two cymbals or gongs, and two senti
nels beat on the cymbals with stabs.
Mail],il.l. t constructed an oval box
ohout three inches in length, from
which, when tin. In! was opened, a tiny
bird flew out, fluttered its sings, open-ed
its bill with a tremulous motion,
warbled its little gong, and then shut
itself down again in its nest.
MitxmcliMctt* and Virgin*
tor Johnson of Virginia, with his ac-customed
soundness aad i
adduced in his recent able speech on
the tax system some offices! figures
thatnnglit to shock the public mhvdof
the country with their sheer injustice.
He compared Virginia with
achitsetts. Ol the former, one-third
being freedineii,tbe contributing
es are not equal to two-thirds of the
population of Massachusetts. Bat
ing all alike, Massachusetts, with a
population of l,4.i7,:S51. Virginia some-thing
less, I,'.•119,1108, aa equal oontri-
I m I ii in of revenue would be in fsvor ef
| Massachusetts, leaving abilty to pay
j wholly out of the question, lint whit
< are the figures t I liiiamimaoim Delsv
no estimated from Maasachugsetts, *4
411.000, and trom Virginia, a half mil-lion
more viz : *4. 1169,000. Taking
|ni|iuliition as the basis, and indadiug]
the non contributing negroes, ataaM
aehusetts ought to pay about seven to
six of Viryinia. whereas, in met, Vir-ginia
pays ahont ten to nine of Mass-achusetts.
Hut this is not a poll tax.
It is revenue derived exclusively frota
|ii-n|K.-rt\. incouie and production. Tha
richest must pay the most, or the tax
is a robbery of the poor. What, on!
the pro|.er basis, ought the shares of
these two States to be 1 We subjoin]
Senator Johnson's fignres:
Baal estate of Virginia, »a-8,080,600J
l.'eal eslateol .Massachusetts, *'J0L,0J,1
841. On thai basis of burden beariua
■faneaehnsetta ought to pay three tiueaj
•S much as Virgiuia.
Personal property of Virginia, #50,-'
I3!>,CS1,3H ; pei~uia] property of Mass-'
achusitts, *810,171,803.41. On this ba-sis
she ought to pay about sixteen
times as much as Virginia.
It is the personal property on which
taxes mainly lie. Political economists
have no questions as to the class of,
property in general, able to hear bur
dens. It is a reasonable corollary that
the unfortunate state of Virginia is
made to pay for the support of the
General Goyjtruiaeat sixteen times as
beavj taxes as Massachusetts. The
figures an- before the country.— Watk
innlon Patriot,
A Rat Storyfrom Canada.—The most
exciting rat chase we have heard of
lor some lime, says the London (Out.)
/•>■. fVati, uf February I], has been
going on in Rparka street for some
dais past. Sir.Oil'ord was terribly an-iioveil
hi the destructive little brutes,
and bad lost a good deal of his stock
by them, and seeing a receipt for ban-ishjug
liie pests, he tried it. The plan
.•..a .ihipi, i.i iipreaq sornekjndoft)
drug on tile door m<ar their runs,
where the* would gel it ou III.II feet.
The drug bums like caustic, and they
lick ii offand z>\ it into then mouths.
Mr. Offord was astonished to find that
III a short time lie hadn't a rat about
Ids urcmises. Dr. Brawn across the
■ uug>«, ,.......; ;:...' b!s atoek
II ...-.. ...tl i. an ifltirriiiii!|' exfent,
• >tio.u then gSVt iiliu llM loceipt
lor bai.iishing th.ni.anu m.... '.. *'
^'i,> little brutes into Mr. Allied
lirowu's Louse. Mr. Ilrowu saw with
a-lniii i.u.. nt the terrible plague that
bad come on him, and sat up at night
to kill the brutes. An Idea of their
uutnher may be formed from the fact
thai lie killed sixo-eu in one night in
hi. room. A I';, r he was tormented
tin- n couple -ol days Mr. Offord gave
hi.n the reci ipt and he soon got rid of
in. ai. and (hey retired on Mr. Mcl'or-liii.-
k's flour st.ue. lie has got rid of
ilieni also, and Mr. Chatnpnesa has
not ;.',,t tin-whole of them. It is the
intention o: the parlies who know the
ree.ipi to drive the rats into Lower
town. A couple of weeks will ho suf-licient,
and liny "ill cross the canal
s flue night and walk into the Me-tropolitan,
and their entry will be aa
triumphant as that of the t.crtuuns in-to
Pans.
*■ n*1* framoitssia es tit 1MB-.
amo_"*» *» sna af toe most useful ani-
3»ia we base, bat not as much so as
ahorse. He has striped legs so has
lamw. He can fling a boy over his
XutriUomfor the Brass.—Some time
•8° Pro*?M«* Agassis, ia a speech be-tors
a Boston assemblage, asserted
that a fish diet on account of the qaaa-heaulinat
.h^. vi'"iT & "'" V" "tyofPu08phorouscontainedinit,ises-mTmM^
L^L^'*- &0T™nl,:s loudly adapted nourish the brain,
^^•asmvyaiaaljweanBaalsSam's •»« tl^t UKS« persons who subsist up! „,,,, . ,
largely are, consequenUy, more EH****** X ",m cufn«*** *«,»a"
aiUnh-o.-i-Li r —-",- . i^'""y w»pico to nourtslt tne Oral
.orinf^Tf. PM^ S? "*** '? tl" " " ■"■•» •» COUSBOuentlv. mo,
"Pnug, aad a goat eats grass and can
jump the tflfeC Some girPs don't like
long ears, but as for me, give me a
big bob tail ox. The old BOW got ia
the tater patch the other night and it
was doable trouble all over the house,
^•dwas wanged on the casion. Jim
Keert big red dog bit cousin Pete's
hind leg and a mule wouldn't do so.
A mate has four legs, two eyes and one
tail, bat myjuiarkee hain't got all that.
If I had but one leg like uncle Bobb,
I would wear a wide brim hat if a mink
at hard cot. A tunermeut is enough to
make a male laugh; but when you have
to pay two dollars to go to the panic is
enongh to make an elephant laugh who
is bigger as five males, (no more.)
•- Kb Kline.
NAitnoW GUAGE ROADS.
GREKISBOBO, N. <_'.,
March 7th. 1871.
To tkr Kditort of the '•Patriot"
GEXTLEMKS :—Seeing ia your last
publication some remarks on narrow
likely thin 'others." if"tlsst-Jng the ~?2£* b™1e on the subject. Kv«
same natnral powers,tobe distinguished ! 2,i .u " 1S, m,orested ln Railroatls,
fcr that brightness regartled as being, t,^i^L. chf*? tr?TrilinP »nd
I,. ..«..i. u__. ., ° . . . . ... **, i low iretentM nr. rti,fo,e..ut . ^.i.,....i—
A IMvort* Granted ij a Colored .Im-tux.—
Tho Shubuta (Miss.) Tiise,
chronicles a very rich divorce case In
that county, that for brevitv, cheap-ness
sad despatch beau Chicago a
long way. It appeara that James
Chapman and Jennie Williams, or
James and Jennie Chapmen,hail "tuck
no" with each other, and that Jim got
tired of the old woman and courted
Mis Linda, who promised to share his
bed and board, provided he wonld get
a divorce from Jenny. Jim therefore
hastened to the office of T. H. Clay,
in such matters, the highest living,
and this estimate is undoubtedly cor-rect
; but Dr. G. M. Beard, excellent
scientific authority, opposes the Pro-fessor's
theory in an able magazine ar-ticle,
arguing that brain work requires
richer and more substantial food and a
larrjcr quantity of it than mechauics
and laboring men. because
Firsts—Labor of the brain causes
frreater waste of tissue than labor of
the mnscles, three hours of hard stu
dy producing more important changes
of tissue than a whole day of muscular
labor.
Second- Brain-workers, aa a class.
are more active in their work than me-chanics
and labors, the thinkiug pow-ers,
the tools of trade of brain workers,
being always at hand and seldom idle.
Third—Brain workers exercise more
or less, all the other organs of the l>o
dy as well as the brain.
Dr. Beard, to corroborate his views,
cites various nationalities. For exam-ple,
the Romans, Persians and Baby-lonians
were dominant nations nnioug
the ancients, ami they were free and
Iuxrutous in their habits of eating. ID
modern times the English, Germans,
.•"rencu and Americans are ruling ua-one
of Aloorn's colored magistrates, tions, and they are good feeders and
h.lii
V i -.
offered him live dollars for a divorce!
Clay pocketed the" five" and wroto out
the following certificate of divorce .—
Miss Limlly, this Is to certify that
James Ghapman and Jenny Williams
has this day separated before me, and
you and him are at liberty to many
when you will. J* n. Clay. '
This is decidedly the ehespeal imd
speediest divorce ever obtained in the
United States.
some ot them pretty hard drinkers.
So our brain workers hale two theo
nos bents them and thev eon take
their choice. Shall it be Bah or roast
beef, A.c. 1
BMKt JViific R*
JaanrieJ irahjnaye Opisiss ofBom Bmt
ler.~l From the Albany Amat.| l-'or n v
eral years liutli-r was a bJsriag Ih-in-ocial.
he WBJ .; .i.-i.-gate to all national
j utiui eiu.,.IIB, ami made himself conspi-cuous
by hi., servile devotion to the
:<r;« aonw/ifira.—In the I slavelmldtiig isterest. At the trial ot
House of ItAspresentaUves on Wednea-I '»r. Webster, Butler attracted some
day.Gen. l'arusworth, a leading I;,.j notice,and a gentleman who ' ,» met
publicau, in s|ieakiug ol a propo.;. d bim in eoaversatiofiaoatakes a strong
appropriation to purchase mirrors I »v< i i ,Ml. Una, asked Daniel Webster
mudMtjiat «;«»,o<«_i|4ti Uwt. ..,.oi..i,dj iih-knew tl,.- man Hutler, and what
| there wasaf Mm. - I have seen him.
sir. was the reply. •• He is what -
freighU are obtained ; whereby,
the resources of a country are develo'iv-ed,
and people once isolated are ena-bled
to confer with each other
mL^^SL of 1{oa,ls'thoirMn and perfection, mark the advance of
ciytbzation over the world ; in everv
clime, and under all circumsUnees
history leaves the same record
In building roads, there are many
ctrenin stances to be considered, ntiil
the first, ami most important couside
T'ul !B aretro«P"Ctive review of
he Hadroad property lu England, the
Roads per te have not paid imd not
one-tenth of the in^SS
cent ou the cost.
The
timi
.iie.d suffitieut iscreast
"ri'T'.*1 "u "lu '-«l>'t«l-to
pay a fair
rbirtyyesrseg,,, „,,, blltUr - ,
'• Krea.est taiyu wi.s engaged, and
11' ""'s Ul money ,-ipe.id.d ,u ,,„.
'"'"••-;, ami jndgtag f„„„ ,i.,
wasted, as i'
UesI by th.
for minors for the Treamtry Depart
meut, which bad lieen nsetl to deciir-atethe
lesideuce-of individuals, and fall a sharp practitioner. Apttt'oush
iuonein.stance;t«oortheiii had be. n ing lawyer, superlicialb. i-L^ued with
loaned to grace the mansion of a distill-1 Ibe imtmdsni. u \u- devil ami a con
ffdabed member ofcongress -.P-' >; ,; £*ift»»fQ match." >«aohamsa might
\ ficarg WcigU. —The Mmlifie
American oflicc was recently visited by
an individual who is tints described :
His name is Colonel ltuthGoshen,and
he resides at prt sent at Algonquin, III.
lie is n native of Tin key, in Asia, aud
was boi II among the hills of Palestine.
it.- i ll,e ':--..;1 . and last child (the
baby) of a famiiy of fifteen ten sous
and five daughters—sired by a pairi-aieli
now tin years old, living in the
valley of the 1 lama.-, us, and by occu-pation
a planter. This vetei able site
weighs al tbe present time, .".JO pounds
averdnnois, and his wife, aged 07,
weighs 660 pounds. The entire, fami-ly
are living, aud uot one of them
Weighs less than 500 IMMUlda, The
oldest son weighs OW pounds and the
lonngcst. onrhnge client, outstripping
ilieni all, weighs u."s. poi.inl.. Slot one
of .lie l..ui.i.\ is lee* lliau seicu feet in
height, and the Colonel is a stripling
of only seven feel eight inches in his
stockings, lie is not on unduly fat
man, is merely what would In; called
moderately portly, and ia thirty-three
years old. His rank of Colonel Was
given In in in ihe Austrian army.
be a crime without a mo-disanic-.
ri'i',
Mr. Klcliwy.,, ot Wisconsin, desired
to know the nutueoftlie member. lie
wished to know if he was a Demo-crat.
Mr. Farnsworth naJd his politics
were of that uncertain kind that it
would In- difficult to tell. lie had been
lleiuocral ami almost I-V,-IM|. ,-,- eh>». ...... .*
A sharp rsHSaoal debate between Mr.
Butler, ol Massachusetts, and Mr. 1'at n
swonn ensuio, IU ., ...nsa-n.. lurmer
denied the charges intimated by Mr.
Farnsworth. saying that the man Who
accused tbe whole v.0il.| I'.UVICI.II pot J l',-^
M dangejatia. Is he likely to attain a
l«.aiiinu iu which he can do much mis
chief?" "No, air—no danger of that.
He is certain to be hang before he
reaclioaa noaitHni or that kind.''
Horace Greek) Inverting in tkeSouH.
-Carolina .Wfrr, of ih« ath inst,
•U j'a r
Wean Informed that Horace (itee-hy,
with others iu company, have pur-glad
to see this and BOM the capital
"X.li.eil
I'ailiiui.ii
-(• infla
Can then'
tin? This
never more apt than iu the case of I-co
iiard I lion:c. who has just taken up
his abode iu the State prison upon a
life sentence. This mnu, a laborious
citizen of Kewburypert, unimpeacha-ble
iu bis family relations and business
all'aiis. apparently clear-headed aud
iu good health, has been proved to
have kindled a series of incendiary
tires in his own city, extending over
a period of -'" years, by none ot whioh
he profited anything, which gratified
no conceivable spite, and which sacri-ficed
the lues ot some who were dear
to him. His i-nilt. is at Inst confessed,
after a presistent defence which has
made his trial last two years. There
seems no consistent theory to bo form-ed
In tae matter out tnat of"monoma-nia
; and even that seems consistent
with the character and bearing at the
man, and was not ootuidered tenable
enongh to tonnd a strong defence np-on.
The case will go into the annals
ot curious imd mysterious crime, to ex-plain
which oar theories of hnman na
tore must lie made over.—Boston Ad-mrlim
r.
■mn
lto-HaiitdVkcik" &mm§mmA me
thud of efieetiinlly preventing the rain
ing of cheeks from small to large
amounts has lieen adopted by BOB»B
heavy banking linns, winch ia simple
ami convenient, the amount of a
cieckh. so-iginallyjilrawii, for example
(100 or less, i.,ini or less, and soon up
to the grestjst amounts, is Indicated
and generally understood by tbe color
of tbe paper,'or in some of the ink used.
one.
After n direct denial ol his staiem. it
by his colieasiueof the poatolnce Uoiii-uulti-
e. he hud allowed the Boston
posiulliee item to go by and turned to
the Treasury Department and had in
denoted that the minors had been loan-ed
foi bis residence. There was not a
word of truth iu it.
Mr. Farnsworth said he had before
intimated, and now he asserted, that it
was susceptible of proof that the mem.
bcr from Massachusetts was interest, d
ina stone quarry which supplied I be
grauite for the Boston postoffice. lie
asserted that a former member of Gen.
Butler's Staff, when at New Orleans.
had bought a quarry he knew nothing
about, by the advice of the uiemlH-r.anii
that he obtained the contract through
the influence and assistance of this
member, although he was the highest
bidder. The quarry was known as
Butler's quany.
And here is what Mr Wood, of Hew
York, said to Mr. Townsend.
Mr. Speaker, that is false, and the
gentleman knows it is false.
An Ugly Financial jicrapc.—A bill in
equity bus been filed by holders of cer-tain
North C.ii.ihua told) Ix.uds in or-der
to restrain the payment to thcSiaie
of a dividend nf six js-r cent, lately
declared by Uto North Carolina rail-road
company, Jtaouutiiig to $l*'v
ISJO, which is ttpcu stock held by the
State anil for which she issued her
bonds in payment and is to have tl is
asm. and all Inture dividends applied
to the payment of ibtcrest due upon
the above class of bonds. This appli-cation
ol the dividends is claimed un-der
the 11 section of the act hcorpora-ting
the company and authorizing I lie
issue of these bonds which after pledg
iug the faith of the State to their pay-ment,
pledges in addition the stock
held by her in this railroad. All the
dividends from time to time, it is de-clared,
shall be applied to the payment
puzzling question was 0f interest accruing on these hOaUhj
Judge Bond, of thi L. 8. Circuit
Conrt has granted a restraining order,
and will hear the motion for an injunc-tion
the JSth Mai ch.
There is much cxcitincnt here among
members of the Legislature in conse-quence
of the injunction, as this is the
only fund from which they can ^ot
theirper diem.
Mawonu:—We learn from our towns
man, 14. W. Best, Esq.. who returned
Saturday night trom New hern, that,
(in obedicucc to a summons from the
M. W. Grand Master, Cans. Clack,) a
meeting of all the lecturers of this
Suite was Leiil. for the punHMse of com-uiariug
tuu work of each Lecturer with
;'TUE WOBK" adopted by the Grand
Lodge iu 1808. The meeting was har-monious,
and all the Lecturers go out
now teaching the same language.
The Slate basbeeu divided iutoeight
districts, aud a Lecturer apiwiuted to
each, the headquarters of the L>t is at
Plymouth; 2iui ia at GoUlsboro ; lrd
Is at Wil"»ugt«n ; 4th is at Raleigh ;
ath is at Greensboro' I *lth is at States-ville
; 7 th is at Charlotte i 8th is at
Aeheville.
Br<>. Best is assigned to this, the 4th
District, aad has charge ot all tbe
fjodjrosajn the ooonties of wake, John-son
Hasnett, Chatham. Moore, Orauge,
Granvitle, Franklin, Warren and Per-son,
lie informs us that the Grand
Master expresses a determination to
have the work disseminated among all
the Subordinate Lodges,— Teleyram.
•'•!'! iii",n^k.ii t.iu.ii ureeleyts c,.. con-dl
Is- directed towards aiding in
the hllilding of il.e Flench Broad Rail,
roa', connecting Charleston with Ciuci
nati i ia Sbastanburg ami Asheville, on
which is situated tbe Wrjfig Springs
property.
.1 Virginia CeaiirisssiiiN KesoKsees
Modieolitm.—lion. George W Hooker,
ot \ irginia, who has been all along act-ing
with the Radical parly, is leaving
the sinking political hulk. In a pri-vate
letter- an extract ol y.i... t■ the
Dani die Times is permitted to publish,
Mr. Kookersavs. '
I or my own part 1 have washed
bands of the concern, i the Bdpnblrcaa
party of Virginia.) 1 intend hereafter
to ait with the lieiiuM-ratic party. I
never intend to be a party to a proceed
ing which will band my people over to
the tender mercies of a set of vaga-bond
aihcnturcis who have come here
to lallcu ou the misiorluiicsoi lliecouii-try.
—r>.
.! Hurglar in ,t .,'.,.,. -ai. Loi'lS,
l-'p.h. '"..—. i,.- ktpubliian has aspe
rial lioiu Deliver, dated the Slat, «Inch
says a tmx marked P. 0. Cross, Sew
ton Corners, Mass., was left at Wells
& Co.'s express otlice last night to go
east by the Kansas Pacific train. Sus-picions
were in some way aroused, and
on examination. 1". C. Cross himsell ,a
young man who has resided here foi
some time) WM found inside. He had
a pistol ami tools with bin), and, tbe
IH.X had a trapdoor, .. heavy ship
me of aOhl was to go cast bv tie
I lain. Cross was arrested ami
11 in jail.
san, i
piau
A short time since a backlog was
thrown on the kitchen tire of a house
SShoi t distance from I'erryville. which
tail. . to burn up that night. The HexI
morning, before renewing the lire, an
Ulievploded shell was found in thll re
mainder. It was imtvdprj ,u the tree
from which tlie a^ueaaid log was ta-ken
,IH*.U^ ihe little UII.HI between
Messrs, Buell ami Bragg at that place
iu li.'.
A Bid Htpiitalimi.—So corrupt is
the Pennsylvania Lcgislatcrp imit a
Philat!e!phiit paper -%,-a » biil endors-ing
the (•'•' ro-.inan.lments eouliln't be
f/ii mi.nigh that body without the pay
menl of a considerable sum of money
as bribes and black mail.—It is sup-posed,
however, that their repaalcouln-be
got throngh very viicap.—*'«s.
I» liuu. i ro».—We Bra pleased to
learn trom some of our tamers thai
the wheat has eetna out wonderfully
the last few day.., and now presents a
very promising appearance.—gssnos-douA
J/nal'l.
The growing wheat alongthe Valley
tnrrpike. in Augusta and lUskiugliaiii.
ia looking promising. T|K. (,-x mild
day*! we have had within the last ten
dais has had a very perceptible effect
in bringing out the blade.— Valley I '■ ■■
ginim.
Bimedy for Kl-Hvly milk in (ntri.—
Give one lahles|Hioiiful of Siilpher in a
little bran onca a day. II a very bad
case give i; twice a day, iu dried bran.
The -'heart" is the best card in the
chance gameol matrimony—sometimes
overcome by diamonds and knaves, of.
ten wou by tricks, and occasionally
treated in a shuffling manner and then
cnt altogether, says a woman.
sillt.
«' question w-as |,.|-| „IIS),t
.,. I..,,., Committee, and the House
• ' ■". ';"'»■'"• »lrauriwa*ttmcasmp
"unibers ,.. iM,mit fengJneers, u
Prove thA advantages „i the „.y,.„
• gaagn, wtateaa Stephetwon sup
"d with eoo-4 talent, .^Ji.
»' . «f th., ,0,,,- fee, eight UtelHsand
airnlt guage. Ii however, hasr»
vealed the fact that ihe ..arre.. gosge
'* mSlviaWeuson pay a much hiah-er
. •VHlend than the broad guage o|
••rtitiel. s ■
-V new era iu narrow m,,,. |[np.
!.•'.'.'. ,.lS (""iinei.ced-.a lew years
e r'ostinio.; Tramway, Iheu
by bones was eliai tered by
in. lo Is- cnnvci'ied into a
ttajtraad, still maintaining the gunge
ot two feet, which was done, and In
nttrncted so mneh atteatiun that a
Royal commission was aptmiured to
inspect and rcporl nn tin working of
the same. This report was mo»i ravor.
a..le. showing with heavy grades and
sharp curves tin- traffic ot the road A.r
passengers, Hnd freight woik.vd satis
raetonly and alle.-..,:. .,.c ;.,, j„
eoiisinictioi. -...,., ue,;essarili greater
in u.kivertsig the horse road into a
Railroad than if the line had been
originally located I.u a Rai',^1, the
profits amount to twentv »tn. per.- ut
"",' '""'>• ',-• ""da of four feet
eight mcli...; ,„„i,, half (roasv the noil
• -y ■ - ■ i -.-.in. -■■.*..in oi ,.. -.- -.ger
ii-aliia is twentv nils l ie,anu u>'->d
on m-ight trains (exelnsiva ,u •.uiu-r-alsiisseveii
to one, Tl-W-ii-sproportion
arises partly fronj management, bin
moaily r^toa tier guage. The dead
•AC...1.1 i, in projMrttion to the gang,
iithe roads, and ,s iacn-asod in cxac:
..ul.. as ihe rails are further ipart.be
cause atonol materialsdi>p<K«H|nn
•m a narrow guage is stitOeser ::s re
gards ils carrying ■.■.»,•,, Qmn tin-tame
weight ",Vn spread over a wi
lie" bas--,.
• in- I i siinl.ig Railway gunge i i hrn
iis-t, the wagons used weigh nineteen
hundred weight each, aud load thssr
tons (ai twelve mil. s per hour) or ia
other words, cany over lliris time.
their own weight ot In-iglifs, v.hen
us on the best Rnglisli Kailwaya m
four liei eight inchesanda hal' •:,age
the wagons do m.t carry m tlmn
isteo and half I heir own v. •-'. c
i. halllei!
er. or re
over the
led
il Iv
si qnantly the ireig»j U:.y, i
ill one hall !'..,. lopjUve po-.i
• In.-'- t1 .. ...„n.,gc ..in knit
;■». h. i guage mad.
In ordinary curves (lie mm paying,
or dead weight issei ■ one in
freight trains : hence we hat •• *•> <• n-i
seventy million tons of dead .eight !••
ten million tons ol Avight, in.ti-.il ,,i
sixtj million tons of Ireigb' Ii twent)
inilli-iu tons ..t dead wi'igbt, ssearrieil
on the Pestlnlog Railway, il.l. hnwev
er is assuming each wagon lo IK- fnlly
loaded, wiii-hcin thi; narrow gunge
road is easily done and it leatlslolhe
- .in ln,i...i that a-iet. III a thinly ast-
••'Ulillj a Railroad with a guage
. leel to two led six inehcsmai
ii- ;iin-led tn pay a fair intci.-si to
tbeal.sk bolder. The advantages are
tirti, ihe I'.-ditci-il cost of original con-struction,
being only onethinl toom
the cost -I the ordlri irj .....l.
'The large proportins nf paying
load to in n payivg or tare weight ol
train.
•". v....... ..'.lection of w. niaiul tar'
I peri.iauenl way, by Ihe mu.h !l;;i.
ter lolling stock.
I. Saving in i. due
f wheel lies from 1
each wheel.
.".. The large pivsoftfonn'
ed powei of lwotaotives.
ala\ty «.lhe: niinnr advsnl
i. uiiomi rated which, win n
'i together with t ...... m
nllyjnstify ii,- opinimi -. ,•
•OW guage loads ,„ :m, In |ur»|eel .:\
inches era destnaml to o|if5i a new flehl
oie'o.,a,,.ise andwill aeenmnliah in Kail
ways every thing the capitalist and pub-
• ' i-"-- a g I inli.. -i i... tin
III w
edllei
Ul- ROd t. HI
I ' . . te;flt oil
>gr a may
ishin
...a.-d.
cap.t I III'.
alHl I llWnt, \.
('•■uiitiy t mi I
eaiTsfu -*ii «»iu
lait-s. and tin
v -s o
8ALLY SALT KK.
8nllr Mtar nh* «n> a | ^|< |
t**gbt,
And her friend,Cbarley Chur(h. ■,. -: a
T, who prailjfht;
Thongh hie enemie. called him e BT
TmkmmKtmgM*.
HU heart, when ho aaw her,kept nink
rank,
And hi* ey-i meeting hen, began trial.
wank i
*•*-• ..U, in her tarn, feUioihiuh
lhaxik.
He hastened to woo her and ewoetlv .
•*,
ror hie love grew uut.l to a uiout.
growed;
And whmt he w»a longing to aa tlvii I
lu 8e«ret he wanted to npeak, ami be
To seek with his lips what his heart I
aoke,
So ha managed to let the irutl. leal
lake.
He aaked her to ride to the chart h, ■
redo;
They ao aweetly did glide, that lh
thought they glode,
And ilu-y camo tu tho place lo be I
wpre toed.
Then himieward,ho aaid,U't ns di i\ t,
dnivc,
And aa MWJI an they wuthfHl to anil
arrnTt;
For whaterer he* oonldn't contrive, i
trove.
Tlio kis* ho wae dying to ateal. tlien I
At the laM where he wanttxl to km
he knole,
*.n.| he said, "I feel Imtt.r thu. i>..
So they to each other k.-pt c \m-. .
dung,
While time iu Ul swift circuit a*a
au<l wung;
And thi* v.a-1 Ihe tiling lie nn* hri'i'
araag.
The ni.nt Sally wanted t» cat*h.
cai!Klit-
That Mn- wanted from othci* fee i
had kiianght—
Wan the uiw that she Boa lUtad l*»
and -li.- ncraught.
And rharlox's aim lovo began tic«
fror-c,
Wbiln ho took to te«*iii£, ami cm. II
Tho adrl he had wishwl to be tqaee
a^ioaa.
"WrvUhr* ho cried, vbaa aaa thi*.i
leave him, ami left,
'Hiiw coald vou daaatfa aw, a*< yon h
ceht" *
Ami -IK- answered, "1 promi***! Ul < h
rva aloft r*
Wai*aan—l'amino.1
"Crcatu'ueouinirta'' | OOIMI wiw
A clerical error—Two laag a eeraioi .
The only limit to love—A "i"ii),i' '■
Nat a light expoiiae—ga» hfctta,
Ifoai for dnll pc*»ple—It Hhaxp.
A wi'll known lifld olHcor-A kenn■'
Iftht who take thiugn as they COUM
TUavea.
AbiKllo fur fraudulent kankiup'
t- »t way to ■aeannd it in fcil."
Wh\ <t(i little bird* in their nee'l
ii- icaaan If thej did n«»t the* wonhl .
Whv in t'oediionaldo aoeietv lik<> :t v
*•-.» t Becaaae it is highly po)l*he.l. In
IWllattP. . -
An exchange had an adwattiMaa i I
••Tvaiit who la a "plain cook, abfib In
title bdj 5 yi-aisold."
A ' i IT - i olioo wauled Ut Aad
i'p.tir.d to th<> nlBrc ofa ll
oal
vi :
. tin-right time U> now t>..i - ;
Ii iaawwr, aaaiag what h«« was up
Alloc tin* la^t ciiNI tain in Mm.-li.
irnier wi, about hiaviiij- n*beii
My ba,flf<- It was paid.
"Tae bitter end"—Tho 1 i-'. ha i .
••liny el-ar.
Tuinl\ <|ii,
iakea4atatae
Of make one learn: o I
Vonng ladlac
fahf** awake.
had better l*i Bart aai -
W'br-n v. i. get sslaalhlag na ■ m i
v-ii.'li anascally change, hau.l-..
Why .'.'. nmnkry. in aliiall in BSS -
aasosesal Basaata they hav.. i.
.. Letter olimha.
A iieeille.. ini|iiiry -Wh.-n yon I it.- p
leu.-' U.i ><iu li.in-brai-.' an opp
v.- ihrnkaew.
A Rienmoml vvonian anks f..t a illi-nr
',•* that .hn ha. nut aaen her hn.l.
ul, i, .1 bur lulher.
Why .1 .-. the g.irilln rn-efi r tl I I.
. .\ I.I he-. ,..rt ea ihe fr.ir.il I lie. an
he . Illy |,f:ire he can call hi. 20li< .
\ negro, after gar-ini? at il a ' '■
'..I1I.-.I-. "Ifile whim folk. i. a. u.i
.ui it.!,-, l wonder what's ,!i> nobs <
\ ..an in Tnronio liet that lie eoi
an moftomof mi a wir.-. Mi- ns
i.e liilinne.l.d..llara.
*'i Are.ndian—A laey follow IT
h. grSaS sal.I, "Oh, how 1 do « i ' I;
i .. .-ailed n.irt., and well paid."
liy i!.. -tituli.iti nf an f f-.r in
lisrsgTSfh was isaaa t..
Has. i had n-ciiveil u sail I
. ...|;|..! ..v.ir a eongragsti
I" rll.-.ud, with a eater, of Ihi •
lalhwa,
"l'-t .i-.it y.mr IOIIKO-
... kioftan to a female y
Ii .. i - 'ei If y...i nlaasi
.... -Why, ilsnaor, d.i )
. i ...I l» a atotuaa'a tungn.
Itietit.
,.:-,.
-a |.|l|.- i
u ilnnk
. i
with minimum froighl
rolry the r.a.l.j of the
increased, her |rrudaee
all the present rsiliuid
by develop tbe resoar-the
country, which withontsuch
elieap ltailraada will remain waste and
unprotitabln,
lit. I assured the adiaiiiage, ol
these cheap roads cannot beovereoti
in .ted. and their adoption willmarV
an eia in this great and enterprising
country.
I have omitted much interesting de-tail
respecting the Featmiog ICailroad
as it would involve figures and ralcn
iutions not easily written in the limits
ol a - w s paper letter, bat I shah1 Is-happi
i show these papers to yon «
any ol your leaders.
Yours n ipectfuUy,
WILLIAM &M1TII, ('. K.
The lieiuicttsiillo iS.C.j T,u:ei says
one Cl.-irksnn I'ersnell, a youth* lion
Kaudolph County. N.C. wn'senmmitteil
to the jail of MarlboroUKh conuty -.-n
Wednesilay last, charged n ith stc.il-
I iug a horse from Mr. E. h\ Leggett.
.ia .i..<-.^i«y Tru-k.—The in-.L.or .11 I
. lefwasn il.e "printer', il. Ii^hl.'' i
In.med in lb, lollowiui; auanri
.lieel of ii'it«-|.al.T, fi.ld It ea.elnll>.
i-|-ar n assliant, .nilkiii i.:l>
arranrajtaa, sad a war mlianr*.-. Xl
„ I. i.amensaly to lhefe.it e Urt
iii.. iiim.e ot a new ailbacrila-r. "v a
alnuuo.'1 Kis-p yn.ir eye i.'t Ibe pri
il' ...ii .le|.i-r a -mile, the trjch is a
Try II, auilar!
V-i /..*'*.—"Hana, whan yarn
Sulla f" "I iin.1. hu.i, ■astar." "N"
.. livte.yiill tell. •....- htg li-.' "N«
Sal i. tra.| I .. the tatVieel b -:
*. ." "V.-l, Han., 1 hua to VIP >' ,;
I -i.nl., taderP "Ho, Hal
lane* y/.u ... very loeky."
Snaalta. naajasaasAewat Uttls m
i i-ighl \- ara i.l.lan oae of o
i Mi-. Ili.«lg.|t w:i» l.-aeh.-r. eompo
Mlowinti anil wreAs il on !.., -■ He
on., to l,ie great auiiiiMin in
■■.\ ..;;.■ iii.ii:-" raa up th.
To heir Mia. Illudgatt -ay her pr>;
T..- lea. her.li~-nTer.-tI las rhj nn •
.1 out lh.- eulpril. 1'or a pal led l
lave him Iih rlu.in', to make anol
"u In iniiiiite.. or lie whipf"1
:! i-iktCK ami tliiiikin^, ami -. ■
I.. ...1 ail. hi. tin!" w». nearly out.
r.-nrber was lifting the atick in a thl
manner, al the last mom.nl he <■-.
I .Und beforeMa* Blodgrtl
lOlug to .tril.c, and l'ni •;<'.! -
a .... t t I'-ii. son*.
•Her.
s.„.'.
it
lie W.
Whutlti Wmm*. WJInw-ei'h
etasap srator, 'we have tii.-i-.t. .
ihe world, an.1 Ihe heat sol . SI
iHI0.Il nn the CSce of tie' globs el
, '.-ili-ge- than we do. We SBVSI
if t ;. pima without oiienma Seanj
What, iVUnw-eillaeaa, i. morn .le.ir.s
ihi. I C.n yon waat any thing i
cuJiitrviuen f 'Yca,eiree!' ahoen
er.T w'ant aanck of that flaek atieki
of TOUT coat-pocket hskuioV