7$j % rt i £ it l'x - ■■' '*-• 4 iglptlf f salisbury n c sept 3 186ft vol iv | educational patronise your own institutions the icxerolsoa nf the c uicord pom ale < i.lh'i.'i ni ; si ii •-. vi il will be resumed the jul ni september next hoard fuel washing jhfl per month tllltlllll iii r.'ijillill eillhse.s i'lnlli jfll.m to .***-"».»» t » per month musi drawing painting ve extra at moderate rates ; payment half lu advance for t-i ni - f in n mouths ending deo 83 por further piirtieulnrs address b p rockwell st.-tt.-vill julyo 3m president j ri'-vi!li dale tcrnl'iniy t h kill a mc 1 puikbipawi h t biirko a ttx \ ' '*"" " * m ' til i i mt tt-ih'm ff this bohonl uii open i on ih iih i sept ember and continue slxtoon weeks 1 1 i pion *. ,.-,, ,|; i ,, , ,, mtiiiinii ft 8 00 1 '"*- h " 11 i hmermeillato ih 00 classical donnrtinenl ill ou contluircni p *.* i no l loin 1 1 in tnoil i lies ni ii'i nor month nm huh ofthe abovu el iiiisir is it-i hired in aili-.-iin i kor fin her pari ii--.il u-s addruss the pilnolpnls inl ii i-i.t 120 iim edgeworth female seminary i he next session will com loi-nee on ill i won luj nl js pteuibi i . the entire i'xpm.so nl hoard and tuition wid lie from li.ii io 1 in il paid in advaueo each boarder will inrnisb her own lights and towels and also a pair of sheets and pillow cases kor i circular uddri - j m m cai kl july 2 1800 im greensboro n ( . pleasant grove academy r.tal nud li'ctnale i tin si i*:n rn sks.-tha will com i menco oo llie dili ol august in xi t cotirso — english classical jfathe ' tnatioal tuiu tuiiiou fitiin j>,j in 10 per session , jun.,-25 1809 j n-o.o ( i ram « ilm hcademt.-'l'li [^ first sessi „ if tliis academy will com „ ,„,.;,,, ,.,, ,, „ i i ah iniu iii august ensuing it.pi . ., it r ni m.v llmo and bo ohargl-.l from j bim tuna nd iin ■ . ., .. ii io i mil vill l.o ii follows 87 m sin.tiii , ;.- - on •'!'*' mouths payable , ni he : i"i d ., ., , i \ ,,,,,! , « n ii ■ i ic l in i-ia-i pupils ii uiorookli tminili ii i,ll*lii i.r ■■'■■■■■ usually taught in a bret ciass *. ■ • i ... . , , , ., i*i i i i . i id in ii lieiiitliy iml moral j community i • n.iila'i'i i'nwnshlp idlir miles from • 1,-1 , on llm unit n i tn moi itsville , uosril ein bo liatl in iv'-pectsbio ftiniillcs from 7 to • h.lollurs per mil >'• u bothboi h juno •'- i liu '-' ■■■'■' pdni pul kt c xilap and oazeteor rp i 1 he subscriber having purchased the entire copy-right plates ac of the above ; works nud desirous to expedite their sale through the entire state at an early day offers to active business young men a good chance - 1 oili-r three-fourths of a map in shares of live or tone i'i each this new map will bo about live feel by four illustrated border hand bomely engraved counties railroads post ofllecs mines mountains e c a map worthy to be liniiir up in every house office and school in the suite specimen copies ready about the lot septem ber 1869 tcrni accommodating address with 2 stamps rev samuel 1'earce augls 32-3m wilmini ton n-c uninersity oi worth carolina agricultural course r-jtu special co011s1s of agriculture i nnd tho mechanic arts will begin on die otb day of septeiliber lustrnotion m military tii'-li is will nut be givoil until later in lhe sea m i,v.:it s pool prosidont books '«*» magistrates and towjjsihxp cxibrxes v ode of civil procedure which every magistrate must have pent free of postage 13 00 magistrates docket book ■ prioe in store >'•'! 00 by mail 3 . r 0 forms for bsag-ls rates as con tained i - in of assembly to provide forms in sivil procedure before mag istrate 15v mail i ! record books for ijownship clerks ! ui record pro liugbofall meetings of township trustees price in store 2-50 by nun 3 00 o^.s-grbos'lis l-'or orders of school committees on county treasurer in course of pr pnratitiu blank summons rxi lions state war j rants tscc 2,110 per 100 and 1,00 per tpiire sent i'd i of postage address ul orders lo vs ii enniss agent nn ca book store salisbury ! ajigsr tf no cu book store raleigh i professional j m it pinnix atl'ouney at law lexington n c \\ ill practice iu the court of david j boh forsythe guilford al.ir.iur.ee and ran dolph i ou .".••■ : ll i km hoi l t pi i sm i 1 of n c raleigh lv o li it . vssoeiale 1 usliee " -■ '!' mil i sell le " " .. ,. i i ■ i he.ll ,' i . .* ille n c ii i .,.- ke '. ■ 1 u mel : i .- , in n j •• t . itnfl'i 1 .. ■■ i iic ni • !>■■> m n c t in a 2 i i ur t w jonesi ' { i aa i st hu uii d iu i - ry n fers ml ii !■ ■ i ioiial . in .-- to in public of - i ■■;. i ii || .. court house i rj . at dom to fae j • ffiw ul 11 an barton r'laijto ift-y i !**«**- oi legal notices stato of north carolina ' d.i vii.son tik.n i*v . t superior courl spring tenn i iii w m willi im nml it-ili arnbellii j r new ton and wife margaret nugusins gray nm wile mtuy iiml :-. ij ilatrwon plaintiffs ati.iis.-tr iv d lindsay trustee •■! caroline hampton • i't-'ii jnmei tansy trustco ol bimpsoi wilson margaret tansy ins vvlfo ami clin a a ei 1,1 i lints pelitionfnr sale ami partition ui th j 4 and n iln :,,!,■ fargar(t wilton it nppearlng tn die satisfaction nf the i ii t w l lindsay le tansy maruan i tan iy mnl 0 a vvulhoro ilofoniliints m ihis proi i in on noii-resnli'iilsol i in stale il s ordered rimt publication be made w kly fm six tiei ea live weeks in tho old north state tine wspapei uihl in , i in salisbury n (.'., innimonlng eai i it hal i defendants in he ami appeal nl ine next i'll nl nur mil coill't i'l i ll.-l'l il llll nn i llon-e in lexington mi iln li 1 monduy ah i in 3d mottlay in september next thon nml here lo answer or demur to said petition ni lie same will be taken pro confftto ami heard r parte as to ihem vviiness l k johnmm oleik r our snid lonrt at office in lexington tin 2.1 monday itei the 3d monday in april 1880 i i johnson c 8 c order made nnd issued aug 23 1800 8l:fiw:pi.lei j 10 svmmoivb i nye hutchison v t 1 sumner pliiintiflt-j an iis.-r ohn e drown wm j brown '/,. li y ,,■,;. mnl robert i joke pel inni l tate of south carolina to the sheriff oi rotvun county greeting you are hereby commanded tn summon dm e brown w.j bt-owu v ii vance and obert k hoke if to be fount in our cunii , nersonallv to be and nppeor belorehis hon -, tho judge ofour superior court to bu held r the county of rowan nl lhe courl-floiisu i salisbury on liu third monday in septem ki nt tfer in iiiii not mnl li.-.a'i i ou iii.il a 1 1 1 ! ieru ihis writ given iimler mv hon.l oii.l tho seal o r the ul ct mi nt salisbury i!..**mili day of july 11 1800 a ilcdson mason lerk ol tlie superior courl for i ii 0 conntv duplicate ol this summons issued lo hun niilie i 1 william i un.wn to liuuklciilni li n ;', 1 don li vance and li miiuhell l»r uob n 1 lioko a jposos mason c s 0 io f th v k?s5 '• in ihe supei ior 1 ourt t ) a a n cl ) l n 1 \ , *, • '.. ntk hutchison it t j pi-mnkit l'luintill's aoainst oiin e brown w11t.nn !. bnown itift.nn h vance and h00kkt i hokk defendants it nppearlng to the saiislneiion ol the conn y affidavit tiled lhat the defendant john k iiiown above named is not a resi h*ut ol ibis ttati — ih iii 1 residi me i not known and cnii mi after due diligence bt ascertained and thai let line diligoueu hu eannol be i mud ill lhe la'e — that ft cause of action exists llgnillsl hitn 11 favor ol said plaintiffs the grounds of which ppear dy ihoswoin eomplninl — that 1-0 is a irnpl-r party to this action nml thai ihe film nous and complaint liercin were liletl in ih luperior court of rowno county on the 24ti h-iv ol july l^lid ordered tlml the summons herein n opy of which appears above bo seivedas to he said john e brown by publication ol llie time ii n nowspopor styled the till ninth state published in die eily of salisbury once n each week fnr six weeks y itii-ss a jiid-nii mnsoll clerk of lhe su lerior court of rowan county at office iu salisbury the 28ih day o july i8g0 a judson mason 0 8.0 n 9w prfee$18 north carolina "• sti'i.ui.n c.iri.-r caldwell county j spring term 1809 construction of will j it wilson exeeu.ni . if james d'air dee'd aoainst w a white and wife naney m white av*y selena pool avey selena fsenhnnr by v a white guardian beuiainln steele and wife elizabeth steele lames barnes p g me vary and wife martha mocrary einmii barnes by g v barnes guardian sarah isabella portuor by ad eline portner james it barnes by 1 is next friend in this ruse it appearing 1 *> the satisfaction of the courl that james limn p g mr vary aud wife martini mecrnry emma barnes by g w barnes gnardian defend ants in this case are non-residents of this state 1 therefore ordered by tho court that publication bo made fnrsi weeks successive ly in the old north mat a newspupei published in srtlubnry n (*-. notifying tin said defendants to be and appear at the nexl term ofour superior court tn be held for tin oounty of caldwell at the court house in le noir on the hth monday after iho.'ldmonilir in august n.-\t theu and there to answer thi complaint i plaintiff bled in the clerk's of fice or judgment wll be taken .-.*< parte as ti ihem witness it it wakefield clerk nf on sf id court die stli monday after the 3d mon day in march 1869 ii b wakefield c fi o 31_fiw pr fee •? 10 tl.llt laltl.ii vf ti c tc.lii.uoau goikg ivi-st mtij3 btatioxs alt'live leavr salisbury 3:33 a m 3:05 a m 13 third creek 4 it 4:17 us statcsvilie 17 5:22 plolt's 5:s7 ni'io f'nlnwba 6:29 6:34 ',() nl won 7:22 7:27 en lllekory tavern 8:07 8:22 70 icard ' inf 8:07 s(i mnrganton 8:47 coin'ci east mil station aiuhve i.eavi more i 3:30 r * ; io card 4:10 r m 4;1o jo hickory tavern 4im 6:10 xa-wl.'ii 6:60 5:55 42 catawba 6:48 8:4*1 i plow's 7:18 7:20 btateerillc :■" 8:00 third creek .* ) 001 j .*.-,. i-'t-irv 1»12 legal nor it lis xtsjuncsxotj worth carolina ' ,. ., i'lua county ,•*"'"<"»' cotmr moses i holmes reuben j unimex valcu lino miniii v icphralm mummy ll li icoii oris ion i a davis plnlnllflv .*.<! \ i s - f amos howes and tor ninth carolina oro dressing coinpnny defendants state of north carolina tn ann's iimv j ■ r > ■ i the north carolina uru dressing company -( iroeting in obedience to mi order irom ll n john m cloud l.i.i-i ni ih 8th judicial dutiii-i ni ihi sialo : von nro hereby ooiiiinanded to re frain from u-oi inn of in nny manner using nny u ihe fliiltl hill iil'iiperly us desci il in i'laillllll'rl lollipllllnl llll r i hy i ml.l-n ll-i's in .,...., his si'ittiiiis i tii in y nnd i nppcnr hi'lure ilio.liiik'e nl mn snpt'iloi court in lliu uui l us in salisbury mi ibe 2rih day i si plembi i nex 1 , mien anil iliore in sliow nniisn ivliv lhe injunction slmil nut i oiitiiiiieil iill iu'l-menl in remleieii in ilns nrillnu | and it appearing to llie satisfaction ol iho eoiirl tlmt niter due diligence iln defendants i-llllillil he blind h itlllll iln klllll hn tin ii fendants nre non residents ofilils slate il in nrdereil by llio courl tlmt servl i this order for injunction i nrla by pnblienlion liu s,v weeks in the old north sim newspaper riiuiiniindiiijj ile ileleiuliinis io appear nt thn litiionnd place dexlgmiled llien mn ihere in iimv eiins ii hv iiii ii j in ti ii hi || not in ifrnnled till he jiulgmooi i reiidered in this ii-i i in ill-en under my hand and seal nl laid com t lis ,! iii in 1800 j a m'!i i m son fieri superior court i'm itniean county i ill - ow pi m sl'j i north carolina ' c ,. howa.n county \ ' ' i'«"'ob court sllxabcth jenkins administrator of win joii kin deceased i'liiiniiil aoainst in norili carolina uru dressing company do l'i in inn bl'mmonh it appealing uj affidavit ihal llio defend ill is u loren/.i eornornlion iiml iliero is no ol inn my ••! 1 wan nl the courl house in salic uiry on the 3d monday in seplember i ii-u ei ii i plaint if-il said i'iuintilta copy if 1 !, rii is hied 111 tin slipi-i inl i ill i i lli ■-. ll llie - i'n ,.• ;, in im i luill i ! :. , answer the aid unm-.liiiul dm m tlm lertti ■•! m i noun i r i..;..,..i ii i i.i i ml i ill iiiniiiled i snid sold wilt given under mv blind mil l of said conn his uui day ol july a 1 i ,; -'- a judson mason clerk superior court for rowan county jl — qw — pi he 8 ) north carolina ! brpkitnm conrr i'tiiiiu'ii cnuntv | spring tenn iriot lilissnlit'tli a ks t ngainsl > attachment jomes ll collett ) in ihis mine it i uiiiile to appear to iln pat isfrtt'tioii ni ll i courl tlmt ii tlefeiidanl lame 11 coileil i'esitles beyond the limits i i lis sii 1 1 i therefore ordered by tho court thai publication i mude in iln "( id north stole a newspnpei pnblislied in salisbury n i'm i u , rl s successively notifying llie def.-ndani lj „, i i mi i uppi'iir ui be hext i ini ol nm superior court in be helu i'.u ihe coimiy ,| citldwell nt ibe conri house in !,•• noir oo in 8lh monday alter the ild monday in august next then nml ihere to plead an swer rn demur or judgment proconfesso will i.e taken against lmn win-ess h i wi.ki tiie clerk ol nm rait utiurl at offi.e the 8th monday oiler the 3d monday in mm.-h 1860 h k wakefield o s o 31 — cw — i.f *•■<• s worth carolina i scpkhhib cobiit t ahliiell iiiiily | spring tt-riu llhill michael spaiiilinur use of j klizitbeth a tistes i atuu | m , unt . ufjuinst i james 11 collett ) lu ihis as it is made tn nppoar m the sat islni lion n iln iin din joiues h collett n - mil beyond lhe limits ol tbe state : it sthere fore ordered by die uoiirt iml publication i v i,a in i lie ' old n'.-illi stole :. newspupei pn!iii.-h.il in sni oi i.i y i lor mx yeek successively notifying the def'eiidaul that he be and appear at lhe next term ol oi.r superior co u io ii held in r il i ounty ••! cold well ot tlm conn house in lenoir on tlie 8ih monday after in 3d monday in august npxt then aid llieie lo plead answer or de mur i | idguieni pi i.'tuileaso will 1 laken il ml -■ llllll witness k k wakefield clerk nf nur snid eonii ot office the 8 h monday alter ihe iii mom lay in march 1809 h k wakefield o s c 31 ow-[|'i lee 8 worth carolina ' scpkhi0r court how i ( ol m v s mn si i holmes itenlien j holmes kphraim moiiiu-y voleiitine mauney li li uoberts nml d a davis l'i nil aoainst amos hnivi'a iim ihe noiih carolina ore di-casing coinpnny defendants summons lu lhe defendants ft appearing ysatislaeiinii upon the affi davit ol llm ltonilltl thai the defendant amos howes i a non resident of iln stale nnd dint tin north carolina dr dressing company isn foreign corporation having it principal office of business beyond in limits of this state : and it iuiiih-1 appearing thai n cause ol sciiou ex i-.s aguinsi iho delendiints in respect in whom ii ,• nei i i i i in in made am ofler il iiii ..,.|.,.,. the il fendnnts it nol in i found with in he slate and lhat ll eause nl oction arosi ii ills stale lelotmg in real properly situate i ii is stale ii i then-fore ordered that pub | ,- i on in mode lor u weeks in the oh north state nuwspapei noiilying the defend .,!.-., i i m before iin judge nf nur next supenoi courl inl held lor iin county " i uv on rn die court i l-m-i in salisbury mi if 3d monday in septemhet next then mnl then m mi-m-i-i die complaint ofll e i i i.iift . whirl un filed in i in office nl lhe o.ei k ol i in mini on 30th ol july 1800 or judgment will bt crnnteil im 1 i rcli ' lemiiluli 1 qii-hii in iii my bond and seal of said cour lhi»20th day • f jiilv a d 18*9 a jcdson mason ii fourt for n.->\<t-:i county 30 6w pi v *!•• tl)roii i i it ik i ". - i | ' . uv xi ej vv ih es/i editor to l r , hati'-n op ll/bcription ot*tk ykah pay-hie in ndva.ii«i ■*■•::. tin | wlx li.mh . ■• '■ i l ,"> ( oplcs to iniu iidilress i ill kl copies to niii ilil s j t;l lit tlf i ■'■'■ - i ','/,,/. i one square iii - lii ■ i i pi 1 1 eilell llilil i . i 1 1 s | i'll nolloeh will lie ili-irged i5ij - imni ll'n.'lli'l tli in ill nboi |- fr . tmil in i ,),.. lie ■ | , - h ,. i ni the i ■ i.i mi 1 1 1 i up , , , lllellls i ililiu try noli ■ •. .-; nl , llm ., , ',.,■ ,, ,| ' iis kill ll-li ll it . ' onti '.(' ! rati i 5 vl - ■^ a '-* -- * r space -- -.-• a ■- |. i sipiure tjujijo jj.'f ill „ '"..'' '-' mipmres l ui ii , . • n j squares ii im v • i nm i s.|lli,.,,i ,-• iii 1 hi ' ; hi , ;,: „,, i ci.luinn 1 1 tm ii ti i i rm ; • no 4 lui in g nn i n i tm nn ,, ,,, , , , i column *,'• nu 10 ik 50 hi t 00 i on pltpsl'el ''.' (>| the i hops uit-..i1t l.l i i a ell u nii nm in i*mi.n i 01 al.ttla it 1 1 uk the washington corn ip indent oftho newark n.j.i a deerliser write t'roni the vtigiist reports • ii the growing crop receive i , -, lvparlnu i i i agrieiiliure ii appears thai new jersey pennsylvania and delaware in the l-.i-i west \ i|-(ri-,i m k nv l ;„ .,,.. i . ier ci nt in kin in even per i in i ti ti por .-• in in i ' ri in ..... mien it d r i i i u rouge in .',: ; uii i l.oiiisiina and delaware in du i .- . . i . • .. i,'i i on in ii i n sixij 1 "...'.',•,: ' i-iii-'im , - :"•■ ",,:. li b '«.*' *- i i.i nl in iluti ■ i ' in i.'i ■ '•■ nl "' '- ■■ ! iroduclion.piitsllii li i - in iirlyn ion ; m i id mn \\ i i-,,ii-iii ii ml mil n o(n,i .""■•' 1 1 , int below lowatwenl , coni.jmi mn i i ueky am tennessee t i pel ■ ■•■■■. i he n «' england stales run f m ten lo lil inl below : new york « ior ei ui wan land \ ir '■ ,, oi i.i mississippi i il iv i iu re ten im .- nib i um i ll rei i i i proinisi pi i..-i vi nr with an inei - tl aerea-je as i iml k:m--u and ai kai • lit botn lum last vnnr in fi n ol im '. um - ' i will th ■ na citgi make up l'i t liiiim while in severe i ill i.ll l'i it i'l •■ i ... i i butt vinr ■ win * to th , .- n fa ' in ue it i m h irdly ; , i ing that of in year enn in n mad r liu most lav rahh future wl il ll thai the yield of the sea m wii nil o i l»ly below that of 18(18 drought hasdnnc much damage in some sections succeeding iho execs bive rains which had previously retarded the growth of lhe crop favorable weather hence forth with late fall inn do mm li for iho gen eral yield : bul u short com crop appears inevi table illinois ami indiana produced about om i'niirih of the crop of tho a ho coin ry i ear ainl rn v threaten to i li licir prode twen tv-flve i thirtv-live pi r it ohio ion niiri kcnlucky and , i one-third ofthe crop of ■;,,.., ed vi ni from i n li ■', . ty per ce i'l season ivhich has been nnpiopitii r tli great national crop !. ' " ■ v r alile in mosl others ant ilio rl : i . ut short iheru musi be un ul in dan i in die land i.wnr.isi.i i , ; n *-■ ■ iior while all the cotton nlal except i.e liaainl florida reported the coi dliion ol tin nci p in july as considerably lielon i tv i'ihe crop oi 1888 at corresponding inl . now report an improvement upon those esti mates and several ofthe mure important cotton regions report the condition us better than in august of lust veur iln net uiving be'-u gcnerullv propitious and die . ylhei comparatively incon.s'ub ruble t lack of iipproliensioii of jami -■■ '. in the lull . mississippi ih lorgi •' , rodii ll - with an in lea of ten i r i-i ut i aere.1-3 -. r ports the condition fully up to di it i'i . i .. ■■ son a llmt dale hi n-.-iii eonditioi iiitial to last it ar with ini en |'< r . , in in rea in or ngi : louisiana len per cent boiler in condition and fifteen per ■ ■■ nt ii en u -■ n -.-• ig : arl ansa and ti xa re on eon*l ition nl i.ve average with twenty per cent increase of acreage in tin for mer in i i thirty per rent in tlielattei stati : and florida coiididon above average with twenty live 1 1 r cent in.-ri iu in .; ren to i in he other hand north ' aro i n ri ; on thi condition live lo ten per cent below lust year tl jh the inite.t ofaeri ij ten per cent bal ances the loss l nm ii ii ri ii i decreas ed aureate and also reporii coi ion ten per ni below i i i year alabama with eight per cent increase in nereage pi ices die eondition ol the crop ten per cent h,t w ii al of last year siiiith carolina maktf iho ivorsi showing ri porting tl million twentj . : - pcr'-oni belon ih crop of ii year bul « ith in : - ■ -• • ; koven lo ten per cent in acreage in vim • •■ tin uncertainties of tbe woailn r mt the danger of damage bj insects to which du crop i sub j pi ii j vet loo i arly tocslin ite the product n of iln yoiir witli una cl cri-i • i •■ rl tint * but i is reasonable i until i ite v i'i i-r.if crease of acreage equal to liu i ■ • r cent a vield full - , up i the ligiires : '• reached 2,"i06,0u0 bales j nud lure i lotliin in tin presi nl prospect to :: ''- present expectation of n considerable increase ivhich can alone be prevcnlt d hy boiiu signal li a li i from woatlior nr detatructivi in ei is i uii,i potato ■ |>, wiih quite n large increase in thi iron , in i ed in potatoes this crop prom ini erea.-ed vield oiir tie pri'.hit rk arid pennsylvania whit h i ■■ il not qiule om tnird i i tlie • countrv report an ini ri we of three ti i pci cent in ocreoge with an ndvi nl lot wei n per cent in general condition nnd proi i ihio reports sis p r ''.-.',. i ■ r an ji--.ii ,'.-• ; -.. --*. hottt-*r i'.i .'• sdli i : ' ' llor mnl ten pi ' eoiitmor ii ti hi in r i ,• in ;„,,, , ■, ' : * iih ■ i iilili 11 ; fotvd li il i.i 1 i i . mi rllll il iill n ; a . 1,1 ' , 11 ll ' ■• . un i iltioii ■ i ' !','"' '""' ' '■' year | minn v i hi mn tngnii ami i-,-.,r in lire tho unl state a h leh report tlix-i-eased nirougc and tlie crop iii i unforeseen casualties musi bo large i"l im ... 1 he liilwec |, i m.i producing s ,,,-,„,[ . yield us ht a \ liglnla th litrgosi iroihi " ' ' ■■ i ri iln i mliiiiii ii tm to twelve poi - " prom i in * lli in l.-isi i ih nt i ...,„„ ■ m i .. • ii in ten pi i ceni li ii'iiii i t'eiiii i e ami la n i n an n e in peret it lai i-i n porl ih rondlllnii as liu li 1 ■ iii ami mi it i oui nnd iiiivi i r.-ngi anil pre i 1 1 ■ ' ' ■ id h i live to ion pur et ni ili-en n ' i i ! ill i.i pi i , , in th itim in dl ii wiir*at ] •■- prim ni wheat i ilia -, i idliir well ■ i . mi , ed ih | ..: i | ln 1 ll inols ii ■ return i .... a pit-duel ililrly to forty pu mm in low lasl pear's crop iii the s'orthvi i in die yield m reported mm hi l ler n iho in d v v i rutin .,' ' : ' ue tin i in northi rn si ■•■ i - , tin are grown tin n - li nimsii li ih i iii iml ipi'lnj ' li , ll ugh iiiii vi i , iini.,1 ,|, «,.,,. |, p - - ii d and will tlouhdt-sh l t i t ' nl ; -■ li id ul i i'll ki i'l is i ill i ivil lllll iwllolll peat ; i i in i vi r ti ',, i , ni nboul nu av i i.i . .-. roiii o li - ild lhe drought now pervading many see ll ■ ■■'■ till i llllllry loll niniiin llir growing crops may full i-ldei-ably h o\i prt nl an i dpi tlous inn the pr'obal hides favor ii gout i-oio general linrv i im the-^-tiar 1809 ma — — — senator cas8erly and the iii nese the press nf the atlantic stales have freely pioteil si ii mi i iu , rly of<-ailfornla,lnoxtrav u ou oulogj ni the i hlnoe thai genii man its given a sii-i-ipi whi'li o-iitiiin t |, c i ium i "•■ '". '■ i ' '*■ n i iiinr imputed to iiini di tl iho ( hinese ll . , i frli nl . ,. i , i . ami iijgniiln j ii opl ■ oi ii 1 1 imi e ilogvol tho ' hi ,,,,,., io aiieh absurd libel on llio working imi i1i rl i i 1 ivii-.n ■ i -..:■■■, ■■;_ -.-". ■ *,;,„. . .,- -, unpeiliors uol to be despised oven i , our ill i meehiinli t for the renson lhat a ,,,, , lii.a i industrious and frugal and in ii handicraft i n di .;-,, ii ni of i tin ■ importation mr .- : ■• in din i ip die iiiijett of chinese labor in nin it i well enough first to understand iiioiul . lli l"'l ii olli-liiii of il few i . ii ik it uuil there or of many ( tiiiin , niid llieri , in i ranelit - of labor wliiuli -,- . it p ir tii ty iiiiiinporiiinl or which for i -,-, an nol sought by white men bul ion w liii-h troubles us whioli we hhve i . i i.i li ive musi meet in thlsclceri.-iii ii i llie '| ii li if a -.*• iinmti/i ■!. ii . m-te.l nioveiiicnl for the purpose of iu n re lhe i - on rsof i lilnii in sneh mini ..;, in nlly i biipplnnl die i bite laboi »! , . ry h inning hi i in this city i j -, |, , mil - i phi ■ ii(l ii li t ii absolute i ',.. i i nm form of labor to bitppltnit 1 1 imi thai is the question we have to face a great question proa in iis proportions treat in its ecnsetpienees j in short in my judg ihtii tin greatesl qiiostinn ihe most momentous million of lhe lime in the tirst plaee the nolle of introducing ihese laborers la extremely lijeetloiuible li is nol mi immigration but on 1 ,| taiion tin so people do not come here of .' ii own iv.-e will proinplcd either by a spirit ivi ii arc or if t mil wort neelvable by nn - iitm hnienl th our institutions thai ntirely out of the question thi know a much nbriui our institutions us ll givat bulk of oui pcoplo know nf du chi , ■; . nnd ilint it i-i i - neartn nothing . , ttm ',', lieu mi iniu rnnl from ire ., , . land i'roin i'rini .-, - r from < ler . ... tun his face lo lhe west and following ,.'... find him i on die short - of the great ;. li i prnmpli i b ti purp '--.- and i n h ||| ', . f ;',, in elves form some ,. ;. ii . in re of iii iitm ss io become a clti , . | -'., | nil d si iti • i'l i y prove ills intt r e.-i in the country they prove also his dispo rihon to ally hiuwlf with it n ipiulnl him -, li with its policy i i with tin prin iples of its : • • imi ,, you eniiuot sav li.iii ol in ingn im llici in - lil,i ii i rt of cattle iiini ti is i , ,,,, lli • these i lilnese people have been and it is m del-stood tbey arc to be hereafter on a gi ,, : • , .. i sai in ihing al present of tm .... ii t will unfounded thai mam f tbiiii ar lu hi i . o imi only without kni it tr ol where thev are going but evci ,_::,-.. i h ill lllld ill soi11c m'lt of sci*vit i idi l'ltdei lh enormous stimulus of n great r ten ,,: imiorlation ive hull have results very far be i mi : in t from nny movement of immigration we shall see the ( lilnese brought among us ii ii y short time by hundred of thousand , ai alter im long period bv millions through tin eoitnlrv at inige we r.rc struck by the use am fit pieiicy with which grcal numbers are men tinned and men talk of laying down these pco pie in mrsse — jusl as ifil were laying down si many bn.-bels ofwlienl ol laying down 5,001 i liiiiaini n licre in , in d ivn 10 i 1 di re am 5(1,(100 nt another phu e and iol»,0(-0 it anoth • mi am then i no impossibility about it our opponents while clamoring li r ( hint ■ in i or tell in thai iln *■'■ is no pi ■ siblliiy • i l.rinp up a very large number here because ol die dil li ml a i i in mg lli great ami ' of shippini ittp.iii ' in ihis ,' lli-.a v uld iiniel - on a rein ii-iniis i'hcy s.-i in !■-. lorgi . lie ii ; i ni the movements of similar labor elsewhere ■■ irs there has been nil organised s.-im ii porli lion bul pf iirimigratii u on rulj i liinli btan ol it in analogous to tlie cool i.i tht m mritiis tr british guiunr i 1 i j ,,, lad rn du * nidi nu liean eon a vnvagc ii a i ai iii | ii i iv taking the tbro point ' . tin . i li n and t difliculi u-obs ;, „:, m -- , iluin the voyage from ' liinn i th'e.-u shores v.i i discover thnl in !-■"'■ th -• ,, -■ i piles tlml ! could ii il lluil . mi initio ■ , ; i n in a ftu yei : - itl i l mi i ::,.., .... i : . nl 135,001 emigrant cool ( train ponci ii ine y or in ihose ilirco point from ii i in s'tiw tl i n ct • dist rit-l n the li . n piilei ms di rs h c n j , i i , i lifi ruin in d thi pm li const mi , iv ii .. " ; in m pa red to ih i t.i i "• in i , |' | in i up i ition i i c ba starli tl with i su i'icnt i md to isniii ii tin nv rii on one i .. . . ,,,-,. j l.i.t will : ■ •'•■ * ly il . -, • va ,'.-.,. i inns m v .,„ ,«, a « .- ausa-smtr-i k*mmam^mmmmaimmmm^aaa*ae+amm»aawmm ■ •■>-* lal ■ 1 i ii.i.ir.l dm j i iii.lt i , . , jit in l'i"'.i m ih ii ' j.-iii.titm i lintl i million a year l'h n i iy friends whal be comes nfyiiin •- nt , fi nllfornla yourwhoje population i 100,000 im ii »,, in n nnd children and in vear .- ou would bo buried umlei i asitttlo malum hi in ni i ' i-ir null an im portation of oou .,.|,|,,| n the chinese pnpu inimii already here of 60,000 to 80,000 tin nov eily will he in somo parts of v.nir state to see a whits iriec l-'.-.nn lier vast swarms ol 860 lo 400^)00,000 bin id will t f,.elii m ihe o-s throw upon it idinrca ten millions of able 1 i men um millions more than all the able-bodied males in tho l'niu.1 sim what v.-.in.l.t tlml people here are imitated iuui ills lurbed ti.is i jn-i nnd .. nii n v th leber con vcilllnn nl philadelphia expressed lli opinion of this nation l'h miljeel la nol exaggerated l imja-n nice ha mr i hjaerly li will py a prominent | lu .- in p i-i in i|,l eountry am i il.!:u cuakoes tin liilli ren wliieb in alivavs 1 n made bv die i lilri t i tl so uii between the rati charged ihroii t ami l,„.a iravellors and de i llll ivnci ■ in illi nhsurvnhle bets n diroi i ' unl "! i ri miu as well as die disproportion t.-,i-i - for il m-ri ,,.,. of per 1 mil li'i lil ma nn bean unexplained and ncxplicablu (,, ,,.. \. p„uj fl ,. a , t i sthc i h"le 1,11,1 uy has ii rlghl io orliiclse these ibniil nm i a in i n sled as all must be in cheap j mnl rapid transportation i tli nf persons ami i'liipi-ri , , it lair discussion of this subject ean do | injury to none n nlltidlng to a particular bond nothing i im in |,.,| for ihnt road which is j nol applied lo tho others the cost of a ticket from wilmington to ntu york is twenty-four dollars thu distance is six hundred and thir ty miles the cost ofa tickei from wilming ton to woldon i t.-n dollars tin distance is | one hundred mil ixu mi the distance i from wllmlng in woldon i only two and a hull miles over one-fourih the dlstaiieoto new york and yet lhe charge i over uvo.fifhirj to lie ac curate ii is tev-ttcetily-fnurths now why is ii iver one-fourth or six dollars lore is the lisparitv if die road can carry one passenger or six dollars why does ii chiu-gc another uccu win ii seal bv lie side nl tiie tirst ten dollar i ins is unexplained h is unsatisfactory what lli?r}jrw"'-'lw lls|lvlf>"lw'l*1im a-ssly lli<her v,i - me in nl 1 e n a exceed one dollar inn i iml i iii ill m i '"'".' "* •'(*'» l '"' dds barrel » ' .'"■•" dun hundreti p-mmls the *' i.p-e.1 tv ho-i-el i a h .,- ,!„, ;, 1 i "- r "''' '* 1'iii'e persoiwto pul li i id k ill iln ei !*.,... . ',' • lliil i d ," hiimi »"__ l '" v '" " , "' barg f tun , i llm iiiiii ther in dollar nun m ,. liilbrene • lietwoen the transportation aflbrded is m the character oftho ear in which iln two arc ni-ii'il hn pnssengoi requires nothing bill ni -■.,-. no handling no storage no responsi bility ami iti pai ' ten timos as much as the l.arrel c know there should be n proper ;>! lowance i'm die accommodation afforded liu |- issi-iilh r hn line il should lie leu llltlos lis greut no rensouiiblo per-mi ought tnnssort now look it tin interest ofthe rond st-y tlmt daily four passenger cars puss over it tm eapaclty u sua for two himdrcil and forty persons if ih were lilletl ai three dnilai-s each passenger tin rccoipis ivould be olghl hundreti nnd forty iliillnrs i'ii r ■-. ipi of du 1 i now from tra vel in nro satisfied tines m.i exceed it it reach 1 iv the half of tl-.ni mil imt what thinking per i docs m ■ know lhat if a man could go inek nml i nth over tlml road for throe dollars th mir iv mid in lilletl nnd thai receipts would he up in tlie am mil staled in he way nf freights every inducement seems to in oflcrcd i'.ii carrying away from our markets produce in large quantities while obstacles are actually pk • i ed in lli way of the small producer of every article for getting n quick market what here injures tho prod r n fleets with double force upon the inhabitants ofour towns and cities what is charged upon poultry in bringing it iv n s!ii„*i distances causes it to sell for from i iweiitv-five lo fifty pi r enu over hs ooniitl'v price the nine of i very other lu-ticlcdemsnd ail i ihe tliiily wuntsof t'omninnllics thesoa win ibracilvi v >-.-; is rapidly approaching and ivo urge our raib-ond authorities to do all that wisdom mi i .-. niiiiodtiting i iii i can suggest to reined the . ii ivlii li so sorolv press upon ev ery class ofour own people nnd which go lo en rich the capitalists nl dlstanl placi -. if tin railroad managers ean throw latisfno lory lighl on whal now sunns lo obscure wc shrill , glad to give them the use of mir col umns l!'itinti;/(im journal a horrible story a nun immfltki ix a polish convent twenty-one years correspondence of the london tin.cs th police magistracy of cracow lately re ceived ii anonymous letter stating thai a nun had been tiuniured in a neighboring cloister sine le'-it-i and begging dint justice might be done to her the name of live nun is barbara ahryk she was bom in 1817 joined the clois ter of barefooted carmelite nun 1 in ih41 wheth er a a mnl or us an i mra is not yet judicially a-eittiiini-.i and in ims was confined in thecell when die was found the nunnery whore she ivus immured lies in one of the pretties fan bonrgs of cracow near lhe botanical hardens a favorite resort ofthe citizens little did liny fancy thai within these cloisters a scene was be ing enacted which if described by one ofour i si ii inii-iial roniunee writers weshonld regard as the oftspring ofa diseased fancy bul which here 1 uth a i'i ighlful reality the magistracy being informed immediately | took active steps to ascertain the truth wheth er thev were bound to i.ppl.v to tho bishop to ! aid thorn i do not know i'lulcr the i '. lot h-v would bm i iiiiii scarcely non howev er thev thought it best t l.i.u ii idi which j was granted while al the sunn time he fi.ggest ud that it might prove « raystilieaii n with | r gebhardt tho representative of tho inagis i u-acy h om also a reverend prelate dr spiltd on arrival at the eloistiire they had s inu dim cnltv in obtaining nn entrance but ibis was ' ovi ii i u llie presi nee of the prelate and tin 1 sanction nf'the bishop to their admission win n ' die r.iiigistrntc inforined lhe sister who received thi i-i ihal in hud eniiie here ec nud to ipi tk ' with ilu nun barbara abryk she shrunk back ami replied thai it was not possible sin woul i 1 1 , | have hi il retired with another sister bin was prevented fir ii l-hnti di ma istrate.or .. .- in r , in die nun of the law nol to move by tho lmn , the rornmls nioners ascended to tlie upper corrider where between ihe dining room nnd the cloaca the where shown the cell oftho nun with its strong lv fariii i i-l dcu'de di nr on entering thcci 11 a , ,' ... • j met il ft n scan ■ lv o bodecribnd i nd !«-,, il on ht to !■■• lolri for it i '••'■ 1 " fesvful i ,\ o 35 ' — * , wrongs may be pcrpctrnlcd if individuals nr laiuled v r to the tender moii-ica of concordats and in ii arblinu irresiunwlble rule the j cell iv is sulnc sum .',,■; ,,, ii|-lh ha ii |', , | | n : breadth the window was wullvd up d only through i n-,i .... chink a n ■ ofhiinllghl could penetrate there were no lu'bles ehnli-s and i no slove to fortilth heal in lhe inolomenl wjniur i lhe stead hn e«u i i u sii,,p,„u.i,j in ii corner lying ,„, milh]i b ltj nr mn ,, v |„ v f lhe pour crouching er alniv ■'/,„.'!, 1 ',„„./,, /,„/>, lltttr hi.jt ruimnn kilt .-, i rute half savage half !■■";*. utterly naked her body flitliy for alio "••■ v 1 '" wished r,,r years ' herlenn bones hanging i her chocks sunken ber hair li hovelled und dirty a i i i'n i being whom even j won re iinh his amazing imaginalive force could nol have portrayed tin's poor skeleton ol 1 i woman al ihesigbj of her vlslloi-i shook her elf up and folding lierhnnds bitterly wseptng said i hungry have pity on mo give i fletteh and i will bo obodlonl the m.i irate immediately sen for ihe bishop who to nun jti-iiec.slioivci a iiiii h indignation as any """;■'-. .<'■ ws ni f bishop t'uleakl be lion wed for it he called the abbes the nuns and in niii r confess | n t 0 his .„-,.„, nn ,| r ... proaehod iln in wltli tho utmost severity for iholr inhunmi nduot tho wretched obbes he com manded die nun barbara inlo another cell to bo clothed nnd cared for as t poor nun retired die asked i sho mis to be led batik tohergravo again i'he abbess seemed quite unwilling to obey hie oooleslsstloal order she evidently 1 lo-tgiii that in sparing the nunnery a scandal sin had 1i.111 u work pleasing n cod tho fath er confessor of the cloister ventm-ed to say that i immuring of the nun had been known hv the church authorities which both the bishop lind the prelate indignantly denied as an utwr lalsehood and the former suspended both him anil me abbess al ooco from iholr offices the nuns tried in their mn t excise themselves bill mill as little success s this i.e snid yonrlovopfyour neighbor will you roach heaven in ids way you ■ furiem nielii weiber ttirles not women ami when thev attempted io answer ilo sllont he hundred out go ji rn my sight y,,ii who have scandalised n-li j-ipn 11ny willi you the poor nun was iske,i win the iiml been immured sin answer id j have broken thevow of purity 1 but then elded with a tearful gesture and a wild spring 1 » ' ' ' ' ' ' *" il 11 are not pure ; they are no an ''.-_..' l l'i any uu the "■" iffff'h jprnr inii tin madness ii we can indeed count lhat i accusation barbara lhe nun ims sin been taken in 1111 svlnm for the insane ami she se ined a little re ived by die fresh air iiiii she i,-„i>.i.i-,i ■ ■ fti-l-a j-l ( iv bi-1 j r '•"''* lm^jis " '" ""*' sisirrs iinelll]itltl lo jj'fiit.lcstioy die nunnery und expel die mis military foroo alone prevented tbe ac oiiipli-iiiiient of their purposes tiiey after lard attacked a jesuit institution where there s a rumor thai great crnollies have also prevail 1 the moral we draw from this horrible tn y is that monasteries nnd nunneries must be brown open to the free inspection of tlie civil lower wlliskey si-its a l'u.oin<t on flre uioiit one 0*clnclc yesteuliiy il ire was diseov ired in a building formerly occupied as a enr iagc shop on llargotl street near the residence if mr jell fisher and on die bind belonging o die estate of the into john fort deceased — apt w w white john j meouiro,andoth is who were near rushed to the spot ami put mt the lire before any serious damage was done milling imi one workbench being destroyed — dr frank o'ponnoil admitted betting the house n lire and was 1:1 n sic and taken to jail by iltin 1 lathcrt i'rawsoii o'donncil is a quiet inliisiiious ciiizen wheii sober he had been 11 a beavo two week's bus and for 11 dny ortwo uui been lighting tbe demons of delerinm tre iirnt and doubtless set the lire in self defence the true verdict is whiskey did jt httiiiiy l'n.i ltativi — at a colored meet ng sunday we learn that a brother in his prayer rayed thai **( iml iv.uild conic down on horse nek and ride through the congregation while mother prayed that jeremiah would come loivn with n sledge hammer and break t lies linis wo do not recollect of everlng jere oiah called upon before to perform such a feat unl an persuaded lhat those making such ro meats did imt want to sec either one o theso personages in such character wc mu-t pray believing that whatsoever we ask shall be giv nils or else our prayers are an abomination in the sight of uod we would suggest thai an friends use simple words and figures llmt iliey understand themselves otherwise thoy may ask for soiiicibing tiny know no what and fvr things lhat would be injurious — l-'rethriel bury llendd mm political xomknclature the louisville journal says the word conservative does imt give a very gniph ie or truthful ilc-.t-i tion of die elements t die soudi which have been throwg together in defiant f past associations anil present pnriv relutiii'is they are imi conservatives for conservatism means tho preservation of old and exisiii.t institutions while the gen iluneii cnlilug ilieinselc-s conservative aro animated bv u total disregard of antecedents nnd li in for their piiucipal object the clear ing nw-av f iho poljtieiil brushwood which nur ami riidlcnlfsin htive piled up around them tlie in isi picturesque and nppropri a'c 1 i-ca.se the most ituii.tcleristic term ivbi-h they can adopt is that wlvoh is he ginuing t-i lie eueountercd here ami t li i •- - the nn liberals aud liberalism is liieli sti-h nud rpiality they bad better let con servatism slid it smells of di hones and dead language a western paper relates ihis story — •*| i in-nii h , nf < bin a very pious 11 in was nod him in long prayers especially in i.i fmni'v om monday morning tho deacoi und iii mile wen il me as was liis c.i i.iin tifter lireaklast a prayer was offered there being an upusuliil nmouiit of work ihal day tlm deacon's prayer was shofl and beizing his bat and milk pail lie stn ( .,| f„r iln li.un his wile being dei did m.i notice his absence but stipposi lmn to in still engaged in prayer on h return from milking in was surprised 1 find ii.*r still kneeling he stepped up 1 ir 1 anil shouted amen when sin imim iliateh arose and went nl u her ivorl if nothing hail happen .!." a connecticut couple i**rm hi divrm i •'. *,■"*< carl ,•',-*.. .,<