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net Tor tho Use Oh tu10A AAe AsF~A
psf ct his prisoners IRE between the ages
Of Ii and 20, that AIS aro betveen 20 ana
80. and TINT "under tho present RJa'em
there Is no chanon for the reformation oa
The voune prisoner, and /: Ia impossible to
p,eyant thc example, and society Of mme
ha.deued prisoners from confirming him In
vice and crime
MInr1AxD .eaaes her prison labor with an
annual deficiency Of $4,000. The discI
pltue Is fair, though the laah Is used to
some extent. The prisoners who come from
the Omitted States Courts, and to whom the
United 6tates Communication law applies,
give much less toubls than those sent by
the State Courts, to whom: it does not
apply.
MASSACHUSETTS, with 5s7 conyicts, lets
het labot by contract, at an averngo Of
nearly ono dollar per dny, owing to the eff
cheney Of the discipline. The result for the
year 1867 is net profit OF $22, GIG. -Tha
tnly punishment used 70. ten years has
been the dark cell The 1hle
| Warden, Hon. Gideon Haines, now. pro
poees TO slolish even this, and rely wholly
upon ,nore perfect conmutasion Jaws and
moral agencies. For thorough good COZ
duct and industry for month he would
give 50 good mari" which would deduct
| sror. the term of imprisonment nun
Der Of days equal to the nunber Of
xes,s for which the convict is sentenced, IN
| no case e1ceedipg tau- For every month
III which bad condnct or Incidence occur
be would give bad mark, which should
aid to The SENTENCE in Like manner II
neither good nor bad marks we're received.
| nothing should be gained or lost; With
such Law be would dispense even with the
"dark cel1s," -:
MICHIGAN loses Se4, ,76l on the labor fo1
1867 Of her 63l convlcts, which u
let to contractors. Meanwhile, the De
troit House of Correction, under the able
p.ockway. makes q net profit Of Seo,o27.
The labor is managed by the Warden
His hnaucial SUCCESS is rendered the mort
+ triumphant from the fact that in the statt
Prison the couvicts are men, whose tefns
! 49, 49, : ----< t'-'~<1t "A4@<
I IN the House Of Correction they are boys
xhosa terms average only. I01 days each
Brockway, in charge Of the State Prison, J,
would make it puy profit to the State q
from $50, 900 to 5000 per yeat.
i MsaEso1A hires ont her foHy-eight con
vict, at hirty-eight cents day, and tneun
deficiency Of el3,217 per year,
M1esorE1 hna model Peniteutay, es l,
| discipline, and let's her hbor BY contract
but has not yet succeeded in making 1t pay
I q
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RailFNRd&s-: :

IT, ~, RaIiEead*s:' ::@
- Tns ssecaea II Pleasant a Ksn on 11 ne tstn
tn9r, oo fae fssuAnee OF bonds % tno E;ta
HlI Rped. resulted In t4Tof by UNANIMOUS 'o'e-
Thn1Nxainf yntcd b I'LL, CO., !
TAt n1est,na Of tne Dtrecsufa o. mo poosla5
Ntnneeos1 Rsllcad hald On FRIDAY lass' ~ ,s3
nnYr nj est1u8tes Qf tho engineer Hsao t.s
ststinx fbc result Of ptelimlnAI5 soseJ H., a91 y
Drnn6re 10 Ihe nost eouthea1 . oaH S,t. " ~ o,
psf.ra is xlu11sota R3Strt = totA 1tsAaoCe q
Asdnf lsfmN9 being - posas oo ok neaf CIJs-
- Tne esrHxte6 co.'s p9 snlle for the
-. - An *nd bridging Of this foad = tps For
E ~ In miies from 'Duh0ba4 mt kEsds doea
~ ~ sTrsed tea feet per mile. o. f.s Other III
.nfSss no cfsde exceeds twenty. 1tAS Per. mile
S;.~ennns Mn b. nkN 70 Kaasc tho Ke4u1Etfe funds
~ tne spesdy construction II the road.
Tne ST P3nl Psfs<, Of &hel lzth, Nayns ~ In reply
"a ne lpgq41es 9 = saarpzd contractor tn Mercer
Comfy, r. ~ h4ve 10 sAt, thqka the Northern
Tors, ~ fse7e ii no psas1hMty -ths4 tneJ VIA
70 rsise mo Oesss = aasa :she Eaa REostaed tne
preliminary exploration Of the rpute BY hiz repre-
-1ents3tyse sd otae1y, cow IA prpgrt@ ~ ooth
epdx Of usdresd, shall iusalt tn confirming tue IL
.yN7bIe hWxszfeax Nntea bare hee1 roceired -
to The CHARACTER 1t tn 4utpns4fptA fht rrta1n Of
thfae e1pIoa1uE parties, enne az OK e4gnf weeka
nepcs 1t,tAetT report u aAsa3batn8y. re 1mnede
sfe ecoum&zeenHtdf constructions u thi8 end of
IL; uhe S1H. hken. irsa1sedi .Eat W have our
t1p1btA; II; saey teefn.. ths wu3f 1e13 SEASON our
mai kanx ut1ie exlessas VI Yia he sasaaoed" ;"
y
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:. Lake Superior sCopper.and truns
prop, ~ Rnteat Lax Gaztstz, }ttu IL:
go = QN1uuAGoR Etsfa1tA El.

~ go VH1ONAGuHt Y Luz NV
f. The .Mtnnesota Mining Company have com.
menced Hn1lng Rha1t On thelr south fanga' nt
III Il ne F1tnt stselinins hoy are making pEeps:
fAtinnA for building .a stamp mil by clearing o1
the ground grading roads aud otHeE surface <. ~ m
III The KnoWlton- Is stil, keeping up its general
average product for the number Of men en-.
p'1ss Tas Ridge nine n,looxins n1stia, N tact
better than ever before; -. -
Af tbt AEtec MING TIA chow OF copper Is not 10
good II II has beep+ but they are trying Tdrous e1
petlmepA to fetute. the cDst' Of pFouucttou, Euth
as drilling ukChtnes EasNghttnE fuse, n1tro-gtJc-
ettne, &e,, nnd Il tS 70 be hoped that they viii
meet Win SUCCESS With sbne OF them ht least.
,.;mE leon DISTRICT
: :. - :. -. - -NEaAuFKI, 1uly ID;
At no time during the season has the demand
for iron ore been 60 great, md all tue mines ship
png orer the Peninsula Road, are EurktnX TO
Their utnost capacity to prevent detention Of theif
yez.els 1t Ea;anHhA Although the recent he8Ty
ral11s hare cansed them great lncoprenleuee. they
have done admt1ssly. Grd hate saFed ne expense
: " ~ i fasser mins received ordes9 this rsek Tor
three cprxpss Of heznzt1te Ind 1t u being shipped
faptdIy.- SIX hundred Ann MY tons ha1e Eppe
down in the lnst three da5& =:
We Learn tnas the COMPANY Iatefy ofganized 20
hero next week with everything s5xaageI for tIn-
mediate ect1on. AL The machinery for the Bar.
nun and Panreer openings Of tho Jackson has
arrived and Wlu. .ha- EcI up 1t oncL THIS Ntl
greatly faciEtate both the mining and shipping. .o3
s Tne % ioIio wing aIe the nzuses 1or week. ending
The 1Ah orer Tho NoErnNestsrn hallway. :: $50:
, 1869-07-20

EIaN tke EsssEplta.n {Ch1) E1anz, u -. =:
..tA.1c :IAN fn9S nj p Msop91 13t+M ~ ~ on1.
hi CONNECTION 1,ta Ineoad aga1ize4 d92ss M tos
s1ps.a. aia1E rns Ge!1saao 4ss,es mi Nj IL ass
r,,u11ns - 1s,f ~ s1nedtI1un E19 being ofxM22ta
atHEfsnndTe, il ~ Territory 9naer = nal - sss.
ez1n1t or II s1msel Ada1aA N5n , sAa y ass -
=. S..EEaL.. - - s,1x y.<-t..--E.s ! = Z ;
, 1869-07-20

.-lmu1tEtAxIAt1F

Fft4& L4x XXI 11fE 1ftOt7&s7 -. n
During The thirteen yan from 1850 70 1SSs IN:
ctusrc, thetr bare aH1Fed In the United, afs4ea
tho couniry, ana ,t65 ~ were Anen1, q persona
OF foreign birth, Elasaing them By nsdo14auea
We md there RAye arrived during Shss1 penod q
t<ntsl easn
, 1869-07-20
personal

Tom Allen was " "1ece!rRd at Louisville by the
"lad'es Of the Gait House, for whom he played
tho piano, " on which the pugltst u proficient ]
Miss MalJ Putnau, ,{daughter Of the noted New
Yort publisher hns gone to 1zfre to study Medl-
cine.
z Joy Morris, Cur Minister P1enipotcntlazJ snd
Envoy Extraordinary 70 Turkey. haa been made
President Of the English and American Binie So !
ctety. 80 - -. ,
his snnaorcd that.str George Et.snne Cartier,
DOW Canadian Minister OF Militia, IL to be appoint
ID CHEZ Justice d the Dominion. and elersted to
The peetase with the 'tsle Of Baron Cartier, Of
Ve1ehere6+ = - =. -,~
ns Empires. q ~ French + ,s ssDsst I'D, % reach
p9,..s ~ ~ ~ ~ ,,ran.r.a ~ far
nsr s;rs ~ hr,,,,n1 fcfes NJ ia be rren N nonnr
a u hsli ~ At aniooroosh House On the 9Th ,u,t..
tha Prince Of Wa,es sno many q The 1noss d..
tune oonsisting Of = bun a5esseoa1' Eea no'-
r. n ,rnorsea M thai rae emperor NspoIeon win
confer 70 iaa sas ,r Of Duke Of spsz npaa Tsrdnsnd
d. Iesseps as Hpuoue tesosn,sea Of the sezvteea
dc Red ass. ;.:...,,
or our u Oder ,nsaSsssn,. ~ naying predic,ed ne
weather Ii Chicago rather perdstent1y, sons ten
years aro, IL now IN Gardner, Matne MneAe he Is
arnio PREDICTING The Ha1A Journal IT th1s
pIace. speaks Of some Of h!s no,csas accurata.
Tha Hunoe Of wales nas oru Ea, 900 JeaI
fno7n tne pucbv of Cornwall, Ee4n,ooo rear from
Psrissment tas tutergst upon ,sue 1soo, 10 saycd
n,,. tts r,r,rItr ~ II ,-,,ott IA trnr. M nd
eus ~ =. tc.,c rs.+~c.n,,, ~ r,.ae
eg,saA ss 10. qessn nees fal ss.ss s. % psseoses
! . i - Il.
:Tae hungarian so1die1a, BY = reeent government
o,lr, have heen r,errulttad toyntt IN the n4ryesf
'psue5s a10ys oeeo pett.AtsTA ~ 1S:I St,'..-
ADDS for period OF three week. Esea enpioye9
.ra.an..n-s - .tt..n eon., ..dsx. n, tre trear
aa a 49, e ~ r., r,a.nes ,,n,n r, Inn .nlh,er4
0.@ s's1 =. -, - 1 T-:N- .r,...-,.s.,. - .a,s =.
me neauo p w Enps!s Apolon -, - snu 1sanIs IA
ee sess W. ta1s u.s. 49, n -. m M
autln2 nls F'6't " Naa1ooa -! 1u
Pata Correspondent q no t1oele!s.':E n1t asx'
ss,n That on june y, arg eoa"s ~
Chatel be 1antco afsS. ha "a paAoao' ~ ~a@
Nnm thb cos1eaa 70 IND iaAsE eA.0ssIIS = 80
, 1869-07-20

erected at Niles, for tho manufacture Of edge
tools undet I patent for making and temper1ng
steei, recenty obtained BY a prominent cut,es Of
Battle Greek. A ,aEge dam u IN courso OF co.,
struction across The St. Joseph River ~ Nles, and
inc u,Atnipey o5 the new ncnnfkctory viii b rtu
by wstr powes. Under the prooeas tust tnTspted Il
ID asss1td that swordh csn Be made full3 eq1al to
tho pams.cus weapoas:;, Tne blades Of ! pocket
tnne, hardened By the new method. u u stafed !
VIII cut gls~. and eveu Iron OK ordiaasy Steel
Without my injury to the edge. ~
, 1869-07-20

=. L. ,-, the Sta&a fIzSon, ao0tn- NJ e.
,~tn>.'-, with 494 rmyicts, costs sGG @59B.
md eazns E4,27o, leaving deficiency Of
t.l.,:i2c. The contract system resulh fsis-
ly tAix year. Last year the1s was de-
i::eiency Of sso,ooo- Il, however, prevents
lie education Of the conricts, as the lay of
the 6s4te requires. In the North Prison, ut
Michigan City, with e45 prisoners, tho de-
hd4ncy is e7,74n.
EssAs Is impsudenty building 3 State
Penitentiasy al Fort Leavenworth, which,
vixen completed, Ei1l have cost 81 ,6oo, 900
1E;s will 1nake the ners cost Of rent $3.50
Der convict, ns more tim tie whole cost Of
rsnt, Subsistence, clothing and salaries
combined in Connecticut Thaoost of sup
porting the prisoners in 1867 was secs per
CAPITA, ar more than that Of rnauy colleges,
End the expenditures over earnings vnro
s34,75aa, Kansas evidently haa eEesything
to lea.n in the matter Of prison manage
nept, except the beuevoleut intent
1oE1zAsA, by lpeciaIy bad management,
wau. Of capital and tie unsettled condition
Of the State, Lost F5s,sI3 On; her prison I z
labor IN 1867, and fell compelled tolease it.
The leasee, however, ia erecting cotton
and woo1lea factory, Agricultural imple1nAnt
shop, foundry nad rn*ehfne shop, and Is
conducting tho prison on enlightened psin-
ciple&-
hhmE, who leased her prison labor until
within e few years, at an annual loss of sev-
cal Thousand do.tlars, now a,nplo5s it on
s.ase account at carriage md shoemnking.
nsant 5eI prison - to discipline, and
,.---e. It passed nnder 9tate control has
=-of eG,uoo to $1,000 orer
-: :: u Che lasa, wheu, by
;.,..> 80 :. ~ fill tn The mar
:, re deficiency.
,s:: :, g.. & i'.-.-9oo in
~zs-.e-v t-'ns.., ;,.. : x.
, 1869-07-20

We copied few days ago ., statement
n1adeb by an exchnnge as to the amount Of
'indebtednass Of the several States, ;''hioh
: was iuaccurate. The statement sus --sfo1-
, 1869-07-20

49,. ,Eit,a;E- sx:; s.L1 .I:La i:.tt}-
~: -'-----.~ v~-.'- - :! = =: 49,
, 1869-07-20
UTAH
The Ropte Across the Continent.
The: Platte vaalleg::>;;
climbing Mountains on, q Loco:
motive. **s -.
-
G.: [ SlJ . / - - :
The Descent DR9frz GaHe.-

The-Coc1F1c1ds.
, 1869-07-20
TX I city,
In -t1lla1oiz,-GowsTa Ta1tch3GaH tndt-
rebratl lk1t. = ogealats
nY1ytAaisa and New Yorks:.s dYsst3l
FL rss154a:a-t 1tlHoIH IL. ~ .l-'s

u, ,,11l,uaiz.-1essaVa1sehiGaA,;; thdt-
-nuu, sffssourf; NebraeA1ss r, Re1lsfsa
4 ax1vnafSa ard Neye York.::s aHa.ts1 :
NJ fo.a 7+sas;e f. 5xsy Ia Il o,.r
Noon. but he damage res1iung from h.t9 much
!khssF ss.n ~ as e e. asTs Re5s a1r - 1ess l.
1nred BY branches being tofa HoIns In, hoe - ~
sbsds MD hnit frees general! U ana aG zs t1se
@ pa1es of Sea7y French plats glass IN he
door leaning up to NolteS music 'haH, we1e
spa.nod pJ the door slammtng saI1, 4 paH
sstnno e ne % aexi n Ia Sn ths 0 iu9sses g. .ss
les9sInoM Ssate soaa' sd@aees Is to 'xhether any
damage wss done to tns sops o. dogs q ~ ~ o
v ~ dope mon ths usss Il laaa e5tsnaing 1aEss
s .aS aS1ss sl1 nsRa dos q
1t ChinicoIhe sheds and outhou!es we're oFe1s
turned In proniseno9s n1snns5 !as fanIqaa p.s
.so9epaiF nc da:aaee. 4. Bacaa z 1aa1ed ios
ha n doa5 s;e a ede. 5aeon sests
ss usual backing up into MI Unterhitia property
and forming hnoiher pona taese- 80. i:--.:7
:, The hear1est and neroest rain storm thct eyes
sa}1rated thmga earthly. dessnded upon this
EuodfJ CITY 6etHEen ~ = 9 Gosx {esN.uay
fof4noon. The oldes1 on seEt!es ~ taeJ nSses 1
sAH aofthfnx NO y N tnts feg'oH- ~ oe1me. Ine G
aoodeatn 1hea Ell Sag eRe;1 y t%s .nt4s 1;tn -
1oar ana !ae uH.ss sfS S,eS snnsiitn@ Ne.1tv
nefccnefs tnht Nes Me1rnas y. =. ~ tssat
etsIy stfees Hadln8 to1 " n4s - ~
Gpa Haa1 h,3a. hfsi ~ a..s, g,ta
pfoko ssA lns w ~ W pxt;,<knne
tea Ano Gotsssa a:sesi As1 ~ tha STest-
PMnk Esha .9 ~ sE 1+at = rf1e,s - Vs1e
w ,;,s ~. n esree. 1rso tn1n were
is ~ ,.e;,tv ,7fe ~ - m the atom cn1
Meneea aas 1AaSa a1 - Il fo,sT H,t -,
amoonL 70 &u9oy M49st y. et,ss' ur nn
ea VIM tna1 ~ tno eooaay w AE - na9ss 1ss
Mpo caMo u Hom 1,9 a1 ~ Ms ~, ~ w ~
Dubuque Eoad aoa ge lGd y tnsI aols oslos q
gram Wele ptosutteo hna tha8s1 M>Ysss1 e ~
Oe @&Hnet "a WIN Auu lAlt. sooor ns0 ~ tau
, 1869-07-20
The indebtedness Of the several States

;. This rnakea q difference of $40, ,00o, 900.
xhlch is important. In 1851 the sew
e.al States reduced; their debta ehort
S1s, GOO, GOO, and tie close Of the present
-u---s,i >.4a teaac1lont aud knst,
too, without any increase Of the rate ct tax
alton. The great bulk of tho debt is due
by few. Ssates-thus:
New York. - e gel Missouri.
VngiEia- .+..... 45l11no0 North Uaroltna.. uEano
Totsl In csf stase -ssls oss 90
j. This leaves as the. indebtedness Of. the
twenty-nins other States about ,$e5, ,0oo.-
ooo.- Minnesota lows, Kentucky, Ne
braska and Geo1gia are Tree of debt; Dela-
ware, Maryland, Indiana, Wisoonain and
Mississippi are virtually .free Of dabt and
in many other States the reduction Fangges
! from e5 to s5 per cent per annnn. =: j
, 1869-07-20

Ine pIage OI1fe " ca4I AaAo wy
{. p7s;penaesa. - ID 4 =, ~. catasgo a1f5ras
> SALT LAKE, crr, Utsh, Jnly 10. assa
Tts Enteago COMMERCIAL panty !eft the Western
euporimn % tho evening OF Tia ssh, after eele-
tgstilg Tie EatlopAl Anniversary, "a rosee 70 uaa
Golden Gate, and arrived nt the i" Saints Rest
. yesterday Afternoon, where thnJ reuaau for Aghs"
l. seeing Today and deTutto1B to-mur1oK. Or Mot
I. day theY recomm1uoa tnelr' long Journey Across
The continent Tbs special tain which bore then
-eernains ae Desert atsdos, scF miles east o.
s1r 4 ns1vav nip from chicago 10 sau Francisco
nsturattr divides Itself into i've etA9cs or dlyi-
donk VIZ: First from the former city, at tho bead
nj ths }aSe4 to the c7oz9nE 81 tho Missouri River,
nt Omahs distance OF 600 uat1es, In round NUN
bx9s; second, to tho loot Of the. Black HsNs. a
I ;Cnyenne, ooo mlles more; third, to Great sAt
Iase snoihet Eoa nllea: fourth to the foot Of the
s!c,r. Nsyad1 Aountaius, go miles more; ADD,
.u,tn. tom thence 70 San Frsnc.soa go miles, be
The sxme more or lesa.r Each OF these div1alons
consumes about days time, and each possesses
! scenery, soN, productions aud geology peculiar to
| titen. - =,
Tnc ntss Bage Is ae1on the rezt11e and nasntn-
1 cent prsIt1cs Of Illinois and Iowa, covefed WIN
1 rank vegctshle growth, and scarcely m aero OF
pnn32hae land IN tho entt1b distance between
| Chicago and Omaha The country ts tn high
I t8l0lE " 1d4A s23h AN&~ "Af
| harvested Tne second atage loloWa tina hehSas-
IN {P1aue> River ana Ata eopnoenf, Pols Cteee.
/ clear to lhe foot Of the. Black HGL which an
1 sputs Of The Rocky Nouutaina- For thp dzst han
i nred mics Of Ihia ttase the railway passea along
vide ana cna1mlug valley, under moderately GOOD
! culnfation-not equai, heweyes. to that seen or
tho east 1ido Of taa Missouri TIE next. hundret
mNea; which tatea pns to KearnsJ, exhaust tnt
| 1e4fUe ands. Tan far1nA at sew and taz between
[.snd crops scanty. A1tal shows itself everywhere
In the soil, and vegetation disappears. The com
III ls higher and d11et. md tho dzo1ghts gtesser
! IA ne progress mp this sh1sJ. The ,cnly hopt
Of the farmer Il In irrigation Tho waters
tne Platte uustbe draxn oyeE tho ya11eJ N 0t
method rracttsedb b. the Mormons IN, Utan. ~
tall Of tire rtver which averages Six test 70 the l
from tB mouth u Fort Kea10eJ, reaaess irfaga
ton entirely practicah1e rs the bed Of the st1ean
, is bot ter feat below the surface soS tho land
From Keasne1 west the rise Of the ri1ert Greater
averaging scyen 10 eight feet PER 1nNe, MAKING
| rtl,l ea4ter to draw on the wster for purposes
Irrigation. Without tnis employment Of ta'
P1s11e River xater its valley M1a never fan1 n1e1
for prodacu7eness other than az grazing coun
~, for which ii possesses great capabilities Wii
u ystemat!c irrigation the Plntte valley may o
rnate to ri7Al the Ho1it-senowDed Nile tn feffuts
when I see the enormous crops and NE Femnsfa
.b,gxn1ety Of vegetables and fruits produced her
r-pAz - RS.~ 81 k{of A&N
, 1869-07-20
TIE ERIE SLAUGHTER,

Dctntls Of tho Sad Occur.
reuce-Appcnrunce OF tho Remains
--Coroncr's In guest znd Verdict OF
tho Ju1y-Axrestot the Freight En-.
, 1869-07-20

.5s.a-..t- C,'t-t-: t..
.., = .-e-.:.i : .
, 1869-07-20

- 80 =
~.A = - =
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-03
Fresh Supplies.

Fresh Supplies.
nUTCH HERRINGS,
~ Fresh Country and Mountain BUTTER,
Pink-Eye and Peach Blow Planting Potatoes,
Fine Goshen CHEESE, at G. DIERCKS,
Jan 23 At tho Sign OF the Watch.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-03
SOLUBLE MANURES... =

The SuphuTlc Acid Phosphate Company
to
inv
dment which will recommend Southern planters
OF
u
phosphate eighteen
nto
g.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-03

elaI e>zzSs> ~ .rOxs y 80 IT N1tHfffstV
|
i ssiN77URSH3 CAROLINA RAILROAD In direct
etS imstD Petersburg Richtf6hd Portsmouth
BaiAhSts. Philadelphia, New Yorkand Boston.
To. 4hee Nursb west and west, pia, Raleigh,
Charlotte. Columbia and Bay Line. This is q
safe and expeditions ropte for Through travel
: ~ & THRouoH TICKETS sold at:
New Orleans, Charleston, Richmond, Mobile,
Montgomery, Columbia, Pertameuth, Macon,
Indianapolis: Jacksonyilie. 6harlOtts5 Augusta,
Petersburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Atlanta,
New York, Greensboro, louisville, Raleigh,
Sails bury, ARE Coop ON This ROUTE. st. Lonis,
Tho North Carolina Railroad connects with
the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Raleigh
and CASTOR Railroad, Richftaond and Danville Q
Railroad, Western North Carolina Railroad,
Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad:
p The comfort Of passengers cOnsulted-their
baggage checked through and duly cared for.
/ ELEGANT COACHES
.,r AND PALACE SLEEPING CARS
Attached. Good water; no Jerry nor trestle-
works, and the entire management OF the Road
60 as 90 secure Safe, Agreeable and QUICK
travel. ~ ALBERT JOHNSON,
April 80 4mo superintendent.
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Upon his bed Beast Butler laysJ .,<:I
And Watched and longed for rnoSning day.
Tor hosyid dreamsIsss ilad hiA resi-. .,s 80
Worse than pightmafe On lhig breast; ;uoY
A throng Of phantoms rpund him roee-,N
He trembling hid beneath the clothes. eat
They shStched the covere from his face. e.
Nor gave him then o moments graceS i.,I-
But banished eleep with awful word,
That he before HAD calmly heard;
Bot now. pierGed ,hiD StfffkjpR bfain, U ya
And stabbed his sense in Aharp refrain;
Fisrt apgry,womeis m bereft. 70 -
in chorus ehrieked It "a fhe left: aa'2,% Il
Then yengefll Hsn Increased his fright. 4
n FEsn s sEs slssas asEals sg9 ssg rlsA
8 9ssg aoisx e Ss Sth spsseaaS is shoat'a .+9
AZ ths5 ehsl sPa yS,d MatiS sSs ~
From East M snd West-as VS. " rom ON one % IaotithM'
The name he dreaded most,to hear;rri 10
It rolled On him from far and nsat, .a ,', 'i,i
Hn Ha;S hs Ss SMrasa II SlsssY Ss e.
Loud swelled shst tsaes. .ths RhanetsSms ,stayad;
Hs Hs g SSssppssS sa
tSs ds as1ats aessa asS
And mFqdeneH Bpfhers hsrq aAyeff1
The yeriest of flcha5Y loonsA 4 X.
Till daylight found him weak and wild.
ApthsArd him nlustaES FGerss mose -Voons" ~
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mfha aRsI jafeT sBaH5 q wsasa o iHlile.
and when The i9ksE bad arsR almost forgot
gissa vs5 @ 1a ling 9ssr re Gsge s e
fellows breast, knocking him down, and
altogether spoiiing the bosom Of his
white shirt, and his ideas of enperior
smaxtnesN'H .h'!4 lo yiirnq nj ..'r', /
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Land and City Rroperty for sals.


- kFIRsT CEiAsS CITY RESIpENO OEa,@ toi
y ,f2 Rooms, .lt,,na1d dsiiagEI Y ! ,cgsT < q Cl
a'8. 5I3d Oless !sMEs a.tiaa;e to8 .leit,l |
4. SValuable Building I.ofas on Main straati
$40 "Lots, in other parts OF the city
8. 8 Large Lots in Wsverley,
2. IA Tracts. I&hd, with ifXInd1As Of Columbia, i
NJ ifrom ten acres to- J. 0Qs2jt-a.. .c.t aurFN
i g.. The Hopkins T.. o. Plant ssiops 1s480 acres,
o. 2,422 acres; near Kingssilles eae Of tho best
cotton and stock planteti9psa the country,
TO- 0 Other Plantations in .Riahiapd- -some OF
them very deeirablesd -,,0i ;yah-9.-oY
IL. 10000 ecresin Edgefia1d.raeveral tracts,
12. Mill and Planting Property in Lexington,
Is. IL, 900 acresir Oharleston-phosphatea and
."'. other Lands, ..1i
IA. 1850 acres Farming Lands in Fairfield,
Is. 1,700 aotes near Gre ensilf Court House,
16. 5000 =" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tracts,
IT. 2.O00H g in Kershaw. sin.b }E
1S. 1900 :" in Msrlboro--s No. / place.,
49, 216 " in York--rich in gold,
20. Fine PlHntatidn in Abbeville.
2l. 81, 900 acres ofiIJapd in Florida
Parties desiring.t9 purchaseOr sell property
will find it to their interest to copsnlt'us We
have correspondence in New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, t6wbich pointaiwe constantly
sens MareS nsSsG5p''ve h1'4 oefsBGss ST fHoMAs
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Office North Carolina Railroad Co..

"a O. N sahasais ala5dIll9%ins for P,ssep is the
ger Traips oyef this road:
Leave Charlotte. g. 20 p m Arrive. .5.i5 p m
&C Greensboro 1.55 M and AS p m
&c Raleigh $50 a. m. and $40 p. M.
Arrive Goldsboro 1920 n m Leave. .2.20 p m
Through Passengers by this line have choice
of routes uid Greensboro and Danvilleto Rich
mond. or uia Raleigh and Weldon to Richmond
or Portsmouth: arriving at all points North Of
Richmond at same time by either route. Con-
nection made at Goldsboro with Passenger
Trains on WILMINGTON and Weldon Railroad to
and from Wi. mington, and Freight Train to
Weldon. Also tc NeGbcrI. on A. H. N. G. Il.
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Family Supplies.

Fam1ly supplies. =
CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK
N R|Fsas1 .s m 10 caaes italian Maccsroni,
.PA y uEH :, Young America and Cutting
nEAr1AIH b Cheese, '"'
Fresh Country Butter,
Prime Leaf Lard, '''
Extra Family lour-Ain bags and barrels,
Hecker's Self Raising Flour,
Bakers Chocolate and Cocoa.
Superior Cider and White Wine Vinegar,
Java, Laguara and Rio Coffees,
Orange Sugar cured Hams,
Breakfast Bacon and Country Cured Hams,
Jeffreys' and McE%en's Scotch Ales,
Barclay & Perkins London Porter,
Catawba Wine and Champagne,
Heidsick Champagne and Claret,
All fresh, and for sale low by
June4 E. IL G.. D. HOPE.