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SINGULAR FACT CONNECTED WITH
THE JEWS.

SINGULAR FACT CONNECTED WITH
THE JEWS.
With relation to the singular people the
Jews, the general facts Of their dispersion
ainon. all nations are well known, and need
not 10 be repeated Although tue extract
suJloined does moi verify any particular pro
phccy, the singularlty Of the circumstance
has been recorded and noticed by two emf
nens writer's. Lord Rosytyon says, with
reference to korox bazaar. This place
~ remarkable for being the only Jewish
town without a mixture of Christians in the
world. They are all manufacturers and
sell taair wares through the Crimea, and
are generally esteemed for an honorable
people. They are Of the sect called ka
rates and look on the Jews as heretlcal
for they acknowledge only the text Of the
Old Testament and reject the traditions
which the others consider Of equal force
with the law. This circumstance led me
10 imagine that their name was derived
from the Hebrew Kara, (to read; whereas
am well convinced it is from the Turkish
MAIN kpIdNh} ~ loI tItN Wal IOb5 btdIh
dress peculiar to themselves, and the name
Of their town in Tartar or Turkish, which
are only ditieren. dialects, means " the
Black Market ?" They have settled in
Grim Tartary from time immemoriaI, and
assert that they settled there before the
Baby loulsh captivity, which myself am
inclined TO believe, for they 10! only reject
the Rablnlcal Interpretation, but also the
Chaldee paraphrase, which was necessary
after the return from Babylon, when the
people had forgotten Hebrew" Of the
same colony DR.. T.. Clarke speaks thus -
" We are highly interested by the singular.
ity of having found one Jewish settlement,
perhaps the OILY one on earth, where that
people exist separate from the rest Of man.
kind, 10 the free exercise Of their ancient
customs and pecuharItes." Can the histo.
ry Of this extraordinary people be examined
without inpresslng the mind with the exact
and delermnate fulGIment OF ancient proph.
ecy, and leave the mind unconynced Of
Gods certain retributon on national irreli.
gion as on individual transgrcssion ?-( The
Chuchmdp.
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AUCTION ELoQUENCE.

The Ladies Companion tells the follow.
ng among other anecdotes Of one Of the
New York Aueloneers:
A piano was up" Ladies and gentle.
men, sand he, C beg your serious aten
ton for a few moments. Ii you look on
the front Of the piano, YOU will fad II TO
have been made by Osborne-lhe lamenIed
Osborne. II is seldom that an instrument
Of bis valued make is offered for sale, and
therefore expect brisk competition for the
one before Us. You all know Osborne's
melancholy fate. lie killed humselt-and
| viii tell YOU how II was He was con
lnualIy exercising his genus IN plans for
the improvement of his Instruments and
one night VISION flashed upon him all at
once, of something so unique, so maguti
cent, that il would be 4 wonder to the world
YES, sounds we're TO be produced by this
new arrangement, so heavenly in their me.
lodlous soflness, that the angels in hcarcn
wopId all thro,e dorm their golden harpS
IN disgust, and play on OSborae'S pianos
as an accompaniment TO their celestial
songs! Overcome by the overwhelming
enthusiasm Of the thought, unable to sup.
port the ecstacy of the idea, he leapcd from
a third story window, and as you may sup.
pose, uade pianos no more The verdict
Of the Jury should have been Died of mu
slcr All, Mr--, l'm glad to see you
You are one of those who can delight the
3uI by the concord Of sweet sounds. Now
Just sit down at this piano, and illustrate
huIe upon IFS tone, that IFS excellence may
be appreciated, and you will have the de.
hclous satisfaction that you have not spent
the day in vain There, isn't that superb
Now what is bid ~
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} Patron and Editor" Somebody writ.
ing to the Lynchburg Vrginian speaks Of
4" The relations Of patron and edtor-where.
upon the editor of the Yirginian yery
promptly and properly replies. f" We know
Of no such relation" We do not conceive
The man who subscribes and pays for our
paper, the more patron than he who buys
and pays for our wheat or corn. We labor
to make our paper worth the money we
charge for it ; and when a subscriber thinks
he does not get quid pro quo we expect
him TO use his own pleasure.
We endorse and adopt these sentiments
They who make the most parade Of patron.
IsIng airs, are very generally oppressive
patrons, who imagine, or act as if they i'm.
agIned, that their patronage was honour and
glory enough to the editor without any 9th.
eT consideration. The just and refined man
viii make no such display of patronage, and
far less attempt 10 wIeid it for the purpose
oto'erawIug and intimdating the editor. If
dissatisfied, he vii WITHDRAW his subscription
quietly, thus tacilIy concedIng the EDITORS
right TO conduct his own paper as to him
seems good. He will make no threats, nor
in the very act Of exercising his own right
and privilege Of free opinion, menace others
for exercising tbeirS.-Ricbmoaa Wig.
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Kings Mountain Eren.

FENHE subscriber will keep hereafter large
a and general assortment Of IRON, from
the Kings Mountain Iron Company, OF very
superior quality. and suited for Carriage,
Wagon Work, Sc, which will be sold Oh
reasonable terms.
LEROY SPRINGS
Dec. 10, 1892 l2f
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" uIttCd.

On JOURNEYMEN CABINET MAKERS
- None need apply but good woEkmen of stea,
dy ard industrious habits
j. ?. PRlTCH ARD,
Charlotte, Aug, 2, 1899. 462t
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Be Sonething.-Ono principle Of the
Mussulman creed is, that every person
should have some trade. Thus il should be
the whole world over, See that young
man, no matter what are his circumstances
or prospects, if he hns no plan he will never
accomplish much. II he relies upon his
present possessions, or upon the anticipated
hyours of fortune, ten 10 one If his fine
hopes are not bhghted and he find, too late,
that the only path 10 true greatness is by
application, The following maxim would
apply 10 persons of every condition in so
ciety who are about entering upon active
hic. Choose, after mature dehberailon and
consultation with JudIclon, that vocation
which is most suitable for you. BE not d.
vcr,ed from your purpose--let nothing pre-
vent you from qualifying yourself thorough
~ for it; then pursue II with unremIiicd
diligence, aud you will honor yourself aud
be blessing to the community.
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lNENTS

Coin. N. Cochran, Mecklonburg, NC.
Chas " lIaras, Mil Grove, \. {.
r. ". Allison, Concord, n. {.
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Cast from Gcerins, Machinery, sc

The subscriber will receive orders for Cast
ings suitable for Mining Machinery, &c, whlct
will be executed promptly by the Kings Noun
tain Iron Company.
LEROY SPRINGS.
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A sERyICEABLE TOBACCO BOX.

A SERYICEABLE TOBACCO BON.
In an article IN the last number of The
Boston Surgical and Medical Journal on the
Tobacco question from the pen of DR..
Howe of Bilerica the following description Of
an Interesting case is given, where life was
prolonged by the use oftobacco :-Atthe ever
memorable battle of Bennington, there stood
in the ranks New Hampshire militaman,
by the name Of Jonathan Wheeler. This
Jonathan was man Of herculean strength,
with red, bushy hair, peculiar squirt of
the eye, and with fighting propensities
strongly developed be was, moreover, a
dead shot, cool, very deliberate and calcula.
ting. He was prepared for action; in his
cartridge. box were "A rounds Of baIl.cart-
ridges IN his canteen, pint Of potatoe-
whiskey; IN his breeches pocket, an IRON
tobacco. box OF ample dimensions, which
had once belonged to his grandfather, old
AdonUah Wheeler, OF Scataquog. When
the heat of the battle was over, and iona.
than found time to take quld of the tran
QUILTING weed, upon drawing the box from
his pocket, he found, with astonlshment On.
utterable, the lndentatlcn ofa muskei ballup'
on the lid. His trusty box had received the
charge of some sharp shooter, and ia all pro,
liability prolonged the hie Of as brave tel.
low as ever swung kulpsack
A White Black Bira.-The editor Of
the Barastable Patriot mentions the follow
ing fact -" In flock of recruiting black
birds, which alIghted in wheat field near
our door, we discovered a strange looking
bird, which, on close observation, we per-
ceiyed to be one Of the family although
It's Plumage, with the exception Of narrow
strip OF black on its breast, was of snowy
whIteness. 10 its notes, size, form, &c, It
eonrely resembled lis companions, who APP
peared to acknowledge its relationship 10
u most social naUQer,"
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1t is generally understood that there is
no easier way of making u fool OF man
than 10 ilatter HIM.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-13

MURDER OF NlooRE.-We have before ma the Red
River hs, detailing the circumstances ATTENDING mi;
most "'focious murder 1t appears that Moore ueve,
reused To hight Hosten. Seventeen days after Moore
had REUSED to tight Zm and offered to meet his second
'io'sc'n the murder took place. 1t is stated in ,bf
wing mat Holsein Was urged to execute the blcodv
oeed by persons high in authority and society," II 80
'"efe can De no measure of punishment too great f
snch men. But to the death of poor Moore,
on The morning of the ID of July, Moore was ren,n
ing from the country to town was his CUSTOM when
hs stepped in front Of the ferry house on the river hank
opposite Alexandria. While there, Holstein who Ind
hcen concealed in the house since early in the morpinp
rushed out and called upon Moore beg for his I, mr.
he "pYid XII him. Moore drew himself nm Mt FIJI
'esth' "ded Ills arms across his breast and told ,I
stem tat he would not beg io his life but that HoIste
might shoot him. as he had him 'oorc) in his power
ihrrcupon he snapped the double harrellud gun at
s'oofe. some one interceling, iolslein threw down
gun anu Ore" duel'ing pistol that had been loaned
nm Tor the occasion, and again bad. Moore TO beg for
us HE Mr. Moore, maintaining his POSITION said
VIII not beg for my life. have never refused t., give
YOU Inc satisfaction that honor requires but am in
your Power-"hoo,!" The murderer shot and Noo,e
eI' Inc bail piercing the abdomen and as endnr the
spine. llolslclh forthwith mounted the horse that was
ready tor Inn and fled Moore died the same evening in
'e most eScruc'atg pnin but having bis senses to the
last. When told that he could not live, he snid-.
do mt" e"r DEATH boys; have lived Wing, an, die
ing AT the head of his journal stood the epgrapE
Liberty OF the Press is the air we Neutrality-suspicious.
we de- Could poor Moore have chosen motto tim,
mad better preDgured his fate The parish Of
h"Pdcs IN great state Of excitement at this outrage
GUS act No mans life will be safe unless the murderer
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IF'm'""f'o" Of lie Libeh Suit-Jury unable to agree
an" "'Seh"'srd-1ri"mph # liberal Priuciples.-I
a'oer part OF this paper will be found resume of ,he
proceedings Of the libel trial from Saturday last nm ia
Yesterday evening. Ilc issue has been triumph o
.e'a' principles; triumph of American principles owe,
Wv e"Plo"eu tyfannlcal doctrines of monarchial Eu
'Pe NOR while the fire of liberty burns in the bosom
"a" ever jury OF twelve Republicans be fund in this
Country 10 RAISE their Hands against the liberty Of the
press by convicting editor and proprietor Of isu
nal {" the crime Of libel under the absurd and od;ous
doctrines of the Star Chamber
"ea's too much excited to say more on this occo sion
o'f whole soul is poured out in thanks to the gentle
men VINO acted as the Counsel in this case. The
nome defence in the Of liberty will never be for
sotten IN Ncw-Crleans. In the svmpa,,as IF our
e''ow citizens for our from the tolls laid for our
e' we md consolation that amply repnys us for the
annoyance suffered.
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, ne L1ba cdse.-There was Il terrible crowd at ,,a
Cr'hha' court fins morning TO hear The decision Of Judg,
Loee' relative to tile right of tine defendant to oil
NE ruin m Jlstlhca"n, or at least mitigation The
ar'ndant's npp/icntion has beem refused his rish,
"c"'cal NeJrarrti so, and know not how h., Is tc
escape from the tolls Of those who seam TO be Ills enc
mes hay are going with the case but thew ,un h,
as well stop where they are The balance of ,je ~;
WIZ be al CANNON and lunIbug. Our friend Gibson
late settled save through the ncrposi,ion ofun hon.
oraht ana enlightened jurynt, ifhcre he no evidence
n"m','ea' what are they to do event We depreciate
tbs decision not merey severe blow against the
'oefy OF the press butte showing that in this rnlieht
snea gay, prejudice and bad feelings may creep into the
scacs'' and dnming the purity Of her crminc. >
". o. Times.
Boldly spoken Right glad we that tho press
Of this city is at last waking up from its sleep of nac-
''v' ana Srdng on its armour to battle for it's unacn
abe rights. We hai our brother of the Times in the
front ranks.
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CRIMINAL COURT,
s'''e of Louisiana, }
Va. ( for libel.
John Gibson.

Saturday. Jmy GM.
Mr. Wlggnton addressed the coutt in wurn and ablc
Speech supporting The position assumed by the defend,
ant that The truth should be received in cy irnce 'Th
sr'r viii he published at leus til in our pnlnphle
MI Mazurean rose and uhlrc 'scd tn. court uI the
hour OF adJournnrnt On Monday the 9Th, he RESUME
edand closed at three pm We have the speech written
ont IN iu'l, but nd it Impossible give it in our papcr
II occupies '2clos"ly written tool.cap pages WHOM
Inc c"pIous extracts read by Mr. NJ on the occa. SION
We attempted TO give an rpome of il; hu, after an
MUS ab"nr found ii tnrGclicubl. to do justice to it,
III VIII be reserved tor the br0chure, which we Contc,.
plate publishing, of the wlole uill.
On Monday after Mr. NqzLreuu concluded, NJ. Soule
rose and rtqcstcd permission Of thu, Court To hear him
IN reply to the new authorizes brought forward by The
Attorney General. Tue latter lnd gone into the ccisla
tons OF oih"r countries to sustain his position and had
taNeh ne" grounds. lie would therefore answer him
Mr. II. liun "iec tcd,-wnntcd to know where the dc.
b"ie would end, thin-s went thus. We could not
surely learn any Thing fntner on tins subject.
Air Soule-lle demanded right to be heard bv
INC 'o'rt N reply As 10 the deputy of the Attorney
General, (Nr r ilunt he we'll knew, that tina, accom-
phsited scholar and lawyer fa hey od the pale of
instruction, hut she (,lr. s. wished to reply to the
Attorney General. He did not for a momont imagine
ON the smiles of the gentleman (Nir ~ lie could en-
tighten the understanding of Mr. Hunt The A,,oruev
General has gone into the Legislation of Rome 4 Spu H.,
mas '"isqu"lcd us, has misapplcd our Doctrines aud
held lis up to 'rdicuc here. | ask no favor of the
Attorney General, but ask the court-ha,c the tioh,
To reply!
Here Mr. Nlazucau aud stated that he had no,
refused the gentleman the right end went on to yndcure
his eau c. He said he I'd not produced any new aus
t"res He had been defed prove that the doctrine
" the srcncr the truth, the greater the lihel" did moi
originate with the Star Chamber. He had done it.
that was ALL MrSouci had that il could not be
contested that the oIious ductrne dill originate w,
the Star Chamber that it could not be contested that
Mr.. Seu'f, said no such thing, sir 1t is aIucre
alton OF your own brain. said, thar it could not be
contested that this despoc doctrine did not come into
the common law through the star Chamber nIr. )
his argument, and said he was ready to dtf,nl them
from the misrepresentation and sophistry of the AT.
torney General.
Mr.. hazureau contradcted Mr.. s. saaiu, and con
tinnea for nearly half hour to recupirulate .lu he
had done.
Mr. Peyton claimed the RIG hi also Ia le heard in r.pIy
to the Attorney GeneIa.,
Mr. X. Hunt thou ht that the subject had ba,u suC
lren'iy argued, but it is enough that Air. Mazureau
iS'ailns any disposition to prevent The gentleman from
'eIng heard. He, Mr. H. had believed that nong men,
vas 10 De learned and had smiled bee he had seen
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per annum payable somi annually in advance.
Tho TRI.wEEkLy Paper containing The re,d;n.
matter OF two daIlies, $50. payable in advance.
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New ORLEANS. May 1889.
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The colossal arm Of the Attorney General dispcrse ali
the arguments on the other side.
Mr. rtyton explained. He had it W as true nut Gen,
iiam'lt"n an Chancellor Kent forward in the suppor,
I" Tue great and liberal doctrines commended 70. here by
'e defence. out hs did with view to inmidate the
Attorney Ghneral, but he was mistaken, Whrn ha
saw the Attorney General pounce upon them like
cn"o upon grubworu'' was no wonder that lie felt
alarm for those great men. Blu, instead of the Aorue,
"eheraPs marching up to them in open field, Mat had
" ''e" ne lah seen h'1n assume new position
aNe man OF straw, and then turn round and utterly
ueo'ls' 'h's thing Of his creation. As TO the ar.
sumehts OF the Attorney General they had no possible
application to the ect before the court-wi,ncss his
nights about Paganin, Fulton, New York speculation,
Dutch villages, court Of the Press, &C. &c. Mr.. pcvm
had once heard ola Georgian who had section of land
III ehnessce On return from visit to his nara,sc
ne was asked much about the quality Of The lund &c.
ne 'eorsEah was delighted with his location ami told
MS 'e"ds that it Was rich enough to produce 80 bushe
VI frogs 10 lie acre, and all gators enog toence it in
ou Will usk what iius this story to do with the subs
J''' just about as much three-iours Of the At.
"'nes ueheral arguments in mi hour speech had to
d' with the question before the Court (Appause and
anu laughter} But the Attorney General twits us fur
not knowing the ancient and modern lanouarc.. md
advises us to read the laws of Alponso the Wise. with
ms sage piece of nformution-earn Spanish first!
from the tone OF the gentleman, no doubt he would
MAKE the Whole OF us rail- Spanish! U.uughter) Mr..
T. 'hen read from Hamilton to show the exact position
assumed ny him and his colleagues, in relation to the
Star Chamber doctrine.
Ih" Court adjourned till Tuesday, at 10 Am.
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Latest Dates.
FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

tLEARANCES.
snip Havre. Shoof Liverpool AS Denni.,,wn E. m
SCHOONER E'@a'o'h' Forsyth, Pensacola. Master
ARRIVALS
sienmer VIM Robinson, IT, BurrI from Louisville
steamer AJAX, Rauer. from 81 Mattin.viic.
Steamer Amer an, Chol" eli, from Auaknpas.
Tow Boat Hudson, Davis FIN N. f. Pass h,, tow to sen
Sp brig Iberia Returned o city with Br ir. Frreus
schr Delight, and Urchm. Left on the iii inst, nj,
~ NJ Reports nothing in sight U1ng or in the river
ApaacliicOa 9th inst. -
Schooner Delight, Brown, from St Marks Sd inst in bsas,
Schooner urchiu. Hook, from Il Marks
Sseaner Licking ton, Alon, from Cincnuatti
To-. EXPORTS.
aVERPoUL. Per ship llavre. Cargo, s964 bales cotton
SENSACOlA. Per schr Elizabeth Cargo, $50 flour
=, bars corn; Is kegs lard, hhds sugar, 5 bags OF
VINE, and % bbs "hlskey.
LIVERPOOL. Per Rr baquc Fergus. Cargo $50 tons 81
- 90 eteeses 81 tons cou, &c. 10 order.
Sc MARks..Per sch. Utchin.. Cargo wood, to order.
, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Louisville. Per stoamer VIM Robinson jr.. Cargo eGs
bagging, White i47 l9l coils coils rope W A.
Zeal; p baes cotton, Dick so bh pork Browne;
~ bills apples owners on board.
ST. MartinsyilcPer stcumer Ajax Cargo,
board
A'akapas-rer steamer American, bales cotton, Foam
ticinnattl Per steamer LCXington Cargo hhs Oac-
ro Tate Hoph'n l6 bates WOOL Avery; bb's9
1T 40 "hiskey J. raeet,d GO hbls do Curtis BudJcn
,ack> Williams aud oudlry. 40 hds tobacco Lambeth
Thomrson; ] do. Fnr.yh & L,mrck.
PASSENGERS
Per sicnmrr WIN Rolinsnu Hon. Pent,ss Me.ss
tlass 4 Rro Robinson. T.. Alrrs w Denu II Galloway E,
low" Black. Taylor, McCaH E!a.ksock, Miafd JONES,
tapl tiuinn
Po, stcanct Arnrrcan:. Miss Fierce u G Fnuev Van
court, Mclean, u Fleming Guthrie Rnnicr MBmke
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1u'. regions Speech-We owe an apology to orr
readers and to the public for the very mcagre report o,
he latter part of this geneman's shecch The
m'stook our wishes and gave only an outline. The
error wilt bel remedicl, and it will appear in orr
pamphlet III full, "s delivered by that accom-
piished orator and profound LAWYER.
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FH account Of Mc Trimk-A patnph'e, containing
the 'n'l account OF the trial. complete reports of all the
speeches, conversations, 81 and the decisions nj ,hs
Judge and jury in this will be forthwith ;ssuoJ
from tins office. Subscriptions thankfully received
sf'ce w cents per copy. Every body should hive
copy OF This pamphlet ifthe value, his political rights
and privileges.
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"r . 3 Preniss of Mississippi and Mr. S Jones O,
oou'h Carolina arrived in town yesterday They bav g
''"e" lodgings al the st Charles We are glad to see
mat the ''ss of Mississippi intend to run Mr. prentiss
Tor United States Senator against r, l. Walker. With
such representative in the Senate, our sister stue
Will redeem hersaltrom the ,hralddm of Locoloco
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