The North-Carolinian., 1859-07-09

An EnrroF IN A FN.-Brother Smith of the
Newhern Daily Delta writes to that paper. from
p"ldshor"' rather an odd circumstance connected
with himself. 1t appears tl.at arriving at that
place, he gave the check to a porter for the nur
pose OF having his vace brou gt NJ, to the Hotel
ana after some time went to look for it and found
"he' - counterpart II appearances, ordered it to
his ro'm' and proceeded to open it. But here we
Will give hS own version Of the tale:
l"ek the key ana opened it-key fitted a~
acfiy-ah" H.. and hehod to utter horror we
had got a vallce helangil z to lady Oh If vsu
e'u.d haNe seen u tlrnh!.. An aspen leaf in !,
wiiirlwind wouldn't have been a cirtnm ms.anca 70
=. Ntii- there It was open right before Us and
what t. tl excited ina giuton cosld n,t teu
~ ~ took "tt the top eselsaen. be sure of
ifaf ilr'a@e, and Oh. aehver US >h..ieS of rarta-
}tts :-ssf neteT saw ussaa piece If Wearing AZ,
pare hetore--ln fact don't know wht th.r it
was ever worn by anybody or not 1t had no
more shape or comlneSs than brar hush with
the top cut off We folded it, and laid it back as
careful as possible, locked the concern and went
down and acquainted the hotcl--rather Bari am;
who is the h'tel-of the facts. He laughed at us
Il while. called servant. hunted cut the owner;
who proved to be i bIusliing tam~e from brother
Sinclair> district, aud got the affair ~ettl,.d the
sweet little creature, Ike "ur~elf. endorsing the
old maxim that Il fair exchange is no robbery
With ii; the q Ia Cttfis and regret could put on
asked her ten tn hou@and pardonS--wtre orgiven,
and each of Us continue (so far us aJe kilowJ on
way r'.ioicng.'
OF course if the yong lady were t9u!n DIR dis
trict she would be swcet--we know If others
hereabouts--and would presume that she would
blush at such strange occurrence.
This is not the first young lady from dis
trict that has made brother Smith blush and cause
the left side of his to become weak
water cruel, is it
We would respectfully inform the Democratic
Press that we have no sympathy for diSorganizers,
and less with such IL as AIr- Saunders, and we
do not consider the Democrat VIII" would
support him. But 60 think tiiat great deal
of unnecessary talk has been made in that district
about the Thirty million BILL for the we'll heiI of
the party ti'rougho the State, and in fact, the
conT<e pursued would seem to us like fishing for
some opposition TO il, by continual and unsllrnk
ing advocacy when the measure not attacked.
Every Democrat should defend the adlnin~tra-
ton, but o :;Srp Upon one time continually spoils
the fun. 1ou know ''variety is the spice of life
Mr.. Branch is known Thirty million
man, his nomination and election far ) that
measure Is concerned, would be a tt umphant vim
dication Of his and of consequence, Of his
g thirty million bin.
-14.s,y..=s,
humble Gives see, to meet ol,jectans before
they brought, or argue i; heforeit ut i'll
Branch nut dis re in issue but for his"p
poncnt; whe; that has been done. it appears it
has now, certainly Mr.. b. should defend it:
We have not the slightest dosbt of Mr.. BIS re-
election. and there we should labor zeal
oriy to bring it ti,ott. Of course he has need
of our laborrs, h,.yng such able and efficient al
lies.
We have been permitted to make the following
extract from letter addressed to friend in this
town. The gentleman writes from Davidson coun-
ty, and says:
Hon. A. ii. Scales chance for recollection, 1
think is very good--my opportunity for Judging
of the best, bus / know he will get some
votes this year that he never did before and if is
said in neigl borhood- that he will get twice
many he did ,wo years ago.
! We are pleased to learn this, and trust that Da-
wilson may only c sample of the whole district.
If there is any one to be returned Congress from
that District let it be Mr.. Scales his course in
that body has reflected honor his district and
the State.
IFIau ScIoo1.-The closing exercises of this in
sttution commenced Tuesday afternoon Exami-
nations were had III the primary department-the
little misses acquitted themselves with credit to
themselves and their teachers.
/ Ihe exercises of to-day will be interesting, all
nifty to be present. The Literary Address will be
delivered this evening at the Me.h6dst Church, by
r. p. Dick, Esq, of Greensboro
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The Rev. 4. Weaver delivered the Sermon on last
evening to the young ladies Of the High School,
His text was in the 3rl Of the 3rd chapter o
the Gospel according to John. It was iorcb,e ane
able dscourse-tiaught with counsel adapted to the
OCCASION showing the paramount necessity OF young
, ladies eultvatin@ religion the essential accom-
, piishlnellt Of every one. The character Of Mary
was held uo as one emncntly worthy of imitation
.gr Weaver spoke for sonic A5 minutes, during
which time he had the undivided aitcitIon Of h.'
Ia,uiicnce-DaHy Carot1Hicn, Ish f:st
F1rrI-Tuesday afternoon, wooden building
occu,icd by NJ A. Baker, gunsniith. as a black
smith shop caught fire: there was high wind at
the time and the building soon in blaze, but
the prof,tness of tlre gentlemen the ground soon
/ oucnchcd the flames by water carried IN buckets
The loss of the building nothing, compared to
the loss that might by others catching fire
from it. consequently tae old shop was soon de-
rnolished with axes, &c
1t is but proper that should here notice the
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