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Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
Moody on the Treatment Of Drunk
Artl6

AT the request OF the Women y Chris
tian Temperance Union, Mrs. J. Care,
Thomas, president, Mr.. b. l.. Mood,
spoke on Sunday afternoon, in Mt. Yer
non NJ. h. Church, Baltimore, on tenn
perance. This cause, he said, is tn,
brightest in our history. He expires sec
a firm faith III the efficacy OF the pray
ers of mothers and wives for the r-cla
nation of sons and husbands. who ar,
addicted to strong drink. 1t requires
he added, stronger faith to pray tol
the dfunkal DIS than Ior anyone else
The Saviour OF the world came % de
stroy the works Of the devil; drunken,
ness is one Of the devils chief works
1t is no use TO whitewash men addicted
to drink; regeneration for them is no.
oessary. Mothers are the best people to
wrestle with this evil. The drunkard
should not be wantonly condemned, he
should not be told he is making u fool
of himself he knows he is a fool
He wants SOM one TO lift him up and
sympathize with him and give him
back one. The la lies Of this temper
ance union he gave the advice to rent
a hall OF shop ON some thoroughlarr
and throw it open 10 drinking men. Ii
it is wanted to catch fish, the tisI rncn
must 90 where there are fish. There let
these godly women plead with their
sons. They will come in if such place
is open to them. some people say these
men will not hold ont III their profes.
sons Of reform. Thai is the devil $ own
lie. Son will 60 back, but IN no grea,- =
or proportion than sinners Of any otL r
class. Some people do not now believe
in answers to prayer, they thnk it
may be a very hral,hy exercise; that it
tones down feeling and is a sale thing
To practice. Col had sad Ask and ye
shall receive" Would any man say /"
his child, who sh 'uld ask tor a Christ
mas git., 81 am not Going to give it to
you-hut just keep on asking, it is u
healthy exercise
If a man was knocking at the front
door OF a house would the occupan.
look out and say II am not going to
open, but keep on Knocking, it 4
healthy exercise. 70 those Interested
IN their salvation Of their sons or hus-
bands h" concluded by saying, "If you
want them saved, for "hrist's sake the
Lord will bless your Efforts At tn
p"nitentiavy IN the morning MIR. Moody
spok" a. usual to the convicIs, maxim
A mixed audience of over eight hundred
men, whites and blacks sitting separ
itely. Mr.. Wilson leg the singing, ~
which the prisoners heartily joined.
)ne of the colored prisoners is the lead
,r of prisou choir. Mr.. Moody's dis
course was on the gift of God. winch
Drlson bars could not keep ii it WAS
tsked with sincere heart.
In the evening Mr.. Moody preached
. an audience composed wnol'y OF
n n at Grace NJ. h. Church. whrrr
here was not even standing roou.
Every seat in the house was Occupiea
and the aislcs were packed. The dis |
curse was on the ten commandments, |
md it was probably the strongest, as
we'll as tn" longest, which Mr.. Moody |
las delivered since he came to BaltI-
more. II" spoke particularly of viola
ions Of the laws Of God, TO which men
IRE most prone, aud he said that brear-
NJ the seventh command constituted |
he glaring crime Of the day.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
Will Rest near his old Home

Bayard Taylor will probably bt
buried at Longwood Cemetery, in Ken
nett township, where sleeps ais gallant
brother, Col. Fred. Taylor of the Buck
tail Regiment, and his first wife, Lydia
Agnew Taylor. Lydia Agnew was a
beautiful girl, but cons umption had
marked her as victim, and Bayard
was married TO her almost on her death
bod. Her poetic nar'e was Lillian, and
on his first visit to Europe the poems
he sent home were written TO Lillian.
and told his hopes and aspirations. In
his oply daughter. by his second wife,
Rayard has pr served the poetic name
Of Lillian. DR.. Lave Kalbe, the physi-
cian and an old friend Of the late Bay
ard Taylor, gives the tollowi ing account
OF his death: "About half-past one
O'Clock in the afternoon. Of Thursday.
the patlent-wh0 vas compelled to pass
the previous day and night in an arm
chail-asked to be permitted TO sleep
IN an outstretched position. Aftrr
about two hours he awOke, but lived
only short time, aud very soon closed
his eyes forever. ."--Recoyd.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
LINES ON A SKILL.

| Behold this ruin Twas skull
Once Of ethereal spirit full
| This narrow cell was Liies retreat;
This space was thoughts mysterious seat,
What beauteous visions hlled tins spot,
What dreams Of pleasure long forgot!
| Nor hope. nor love. nor Joy, nor fear,
Have lett one trace Of record here.
Beneath this mOulderipK cnnopy
Once sbone the bright aud busy eye;
But start not ut the dismal void
II social love that eye employed;
II with no lawless fire II CLEANED,
But through the dews OF kindness beamed
That eye shall be forever bright
When stars and suns are sunk in night.
Within this hollow cavern hung
The ready, swift and tuneiul tongue;
II falseh0od's honey IL disdained,
And where 1t could not praise was chained
II bold In Virtues cause II spoke,
\ OF gentle concord never broke;
his silent tongue shall plead for thee
When time unveils eternity.
Say did these fingers delve the mine1
Or with IT. envied rubits shine?
To hew the rock, or wear the gem,
Can little now avail To them.
But II the page OF truth they sought,
0r comfort to the mourner brought,
Tnese hands a richer need shall claim
Than all that wait on Wealth or Fame.
Avails 1t, whether 3are or shod,
These feet the paths OF duty uoi,
L from the bowers OF Ease they fed,
To seek Affections humble shed?
II Grandeur's guilty bribe they spurned,
And home to Virtues cot returned?
These feet with angels wings shall vie
Ard read the palace Of the ky.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

Peter Cunningham, stableman
forty-iive years Of age, was killed in
New York on Saturday by a bale o
hay he was hoisting falling from its
tastenings and striking him on the
head.
Or. Hevl, one of the GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
grave robbers, has BEEN sentenced to
one years Imprisonment and to pay a
fine of 81, 900. One of his accomplices
gets four months and is fined 500.
At Boston, on Saturday, Vincenzlio
Casslio took his young son and tied
him to the roof of his house and beat
him with a strap, leaving him there
about an hour. He will probably
die.
The Baltimore postmaster General II.
B. Tyler, recommends Keller's Roman
Liniment in strong terms. 1t has cured
him Of Rheumatic pains.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
LWh SALE.-Three new S-story brick an

LWk SALE. Three new 5-story brick an
II houses, . rooms. bath. hot and cold E::i
pace, on West Eighth street.
1new 3story brick houses, ID and Monroe
new 2 story brick house, $ 70 ms. with
n, ,Us Monroe street
new 2story brick cottlgr house. front yard
|ai porch. rooms, with bath.
new 2-st0ry brick houses On WIlhut street
|.twecn llth aGd 18th, 8 rOoms, for sale OF
Eat
All Of the above viii be sold low and upon
lommOdatinB terms, Apply TO NM. II.
seventh and Market streets.
dccliu
l'JR SALE. -One ID u.Ie House, OH A.
u Washington stree 80 feet front iti
ulaIning IL rooms ana an office, bath, store
n, porch, front and back lot b0Xl50 feet
|.ap. with all modern improvements.
NJ. ;. one House, 90 Jefferson street. con
/ 9lng ID rOpfIs and bath room with all mod.
~ pr"vcmcnts. Porch front. just finished
ready tor occupancy
NJ one House on Jackson street near
|ApI", roIlns.
| NJ, l. Farms below Middletog n, one near
fudywiue springs.
So. Building lots, situated In different
III Of the city.
Il OF those properties will be sold or ex
~ Il at the present lowest rates. Apply
! ? HANDLER Real Estate Agent. No 2
! At sixth street. Saville building. where Il
description will he shown. dc7w&d-ti
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

'Exactly sixty years ago, The Lon on Morn
ing Chronicle published a poem entitled
Lines on "A skeleton" which excited much
attention. Every effort, even to the Offering
reward oi nifty guinea, was vainly made to
discover the author. All that ever transpired
Vas that the poem, In i fair, clerkly hand,
was found near skeleton OF remarkaD 9
beauty Of form and color, in the Museum OF
the ROYAL college OF Surgeons, LincolL > Inn
London. and that the Curator Of the museum
had sent them 10 Mr. Ferry, I'd tor and pro.
prietor OF the Morning Chronicle.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

Life is full of sorrows and disappoint
nents, but the most sangnine hopes Of
all those who try DR.. Bulls cough
Sup, are always rcalizrd. 1t never dis.
appoints. Price Is cents.
The city and District Bank of Mon,
treal has distributed $4,000 among
the charitable institutions of that
city.
Rarus made 2.l4 at Oakland Trot-
ting Park, CAL, on Saturday, and trot
ted a second heat with running mate
in 2l4l.
Wooden Tooth-picks, $500 in box
for sale low. Buy of McInall, I'd and
Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

NOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE
1T Fine 1ara OF 1853 acres, Wit good, Iarg
atuate2 In Pencnder Hundred
|Nes Castle County, De'., on the road iron
iAssow to summit Bridge abont 80 acres oI
/ Nh ber near to schools, mills, stores. &c., "a
1 lcs rom kirkwood station on the Del Il, X
|Parc low, terms easy. J. A. BOND " CO.
I Shtpley street dccip 6td
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

In JR SALE Gil + hP. Two good stoics IN
In good location, two new three story nine
'9n houses, and two new room houacs, all
|rth hot and cold water, gas. bath, wash pave
INT and In yard. two room houses with en-
ed sheds, Also other houses. Persons In
pant oi II cheap h .u4n 1t would be TO their al
|l1taKe to see these houses. ns the. are all
| built and of good materials. Prices from
Fib and up. Terms very easy to suit The
Ines, Will take ~ part pay first mortgage on
Tier property aud tiye years mortgage on the
|a.c sold. Apply to q II. TINDALL n
W, 7Ul French and No. $40 Est NJ tn
r'ets. dc22-im
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
That Promise Made Good.

The Republican party created green
backs, and promised that they shoulc
be made equal to gold. The Democrat
ic party said, Never. The Republican
party has made good that promise
The Democratic party growls.--tinciu
matt Gazette (Rep.).
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

LNDh SaLi.. A .hrce.story prick house 10
IT West Seveath street, pleasantly situa.
ei Also two good lots, on Il. Sixth street.
|9ppo.ite the post-oiiice, might be made bust
ne.s place, house Ga Washington street for
rent. Apply to q, CHANDLER, 906 Mar
|.et street nv2T
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
ON Eit A. HERR.
ARTIST AND DESIGNER

, 7 tt IST AND UE9TTN M,
BIO ROOM, No. 10 NI"j Nj
TEMpLI.
tacher Of Painting and drawing in at
,tanchcs including iree hand, ob Get
Srcctive and mechlnical. Pupils in The
fahIIc schools can take lessons alter schoo
'' 10 those preterring lessons at houses
t"e gwen. Portraits painted in the fines
H Satisfaction guaranteed.
'ot those oplGcllng to sIrtiEg photo W.
,Ser. Old pictures carefully copied. Al.
'lsUf
DRAWING AND DESIGNS
r0 in the most careful and artistic manner
.H' reduced and very moderate.
'SFERENCE.--H. ). MoCoMB, K. H. Ron
S~ CO., and j. b. TANTUM, M. d.
Scu23-Sln
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

In X SALF..-A six rpomed house with
|T hatn, 80. 6JJ East sixth street, IN xoDT
|Hier; possession Immediately
Dwelling No To7 Church street rooms.
ii.g u number OF small dwellings, Tor sale H.
fercnt p,rts OF the city. Apply 10 NJ
n GO, 60b Market street
IN Imingtou, Del sep25
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
PROFESSIONAL. CARDS.
VM. n. BILLANY,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.

IHcllings and Stores rented, rents col lee
y N nthly and quarterly, bills made out an
'r'ted mortgages negotiated.
9DM No. 7, EXCHANGE BUILDING
dc7.u
NkErH FOR ALL THE fFh,rLE
> ltiirI Teeth AT r3, IS, $s and
rer set. Teeth extracted with
gain BY the use Of gns.-- over
Try years experience.
DIR. GALLAGHER,
No S35 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
|bOPERTY TO Rt,Nr

10 II N W. W II | 7 J. NJ A N,
PAL ESTATE AND COLLECTING
AGENT,
No. 2 WEST FOURTH STREET,
WlLMiNGT N, DEL.
lR'IIing Houses rented or sold on reasona
er.s. The renting and selling Of farm
rrlty, also conveyancing done. aug29
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

NOR SAI.E.--A nice family Mare, a.
cheap, for want OF use. Apply <d9I
% Mr.. White, at Seals stable, French street
Glow Fifth dcl8-h
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

NON SALk.-A very desirable property on
the southwest corner oi Sixth and Mar
let streets. Apply to q. CHANDLER, 9oh
Market street. dc4-ti
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
- E p A r T NJ e n L S:

k-Black and Coloed Silks
s.-Mournng Goods.
(-Dress
DLades' and Gents Furnishing Goods.
E-Woolens, Boys Wear and Ladies' Coakings,
F-Notions, Jewelry, Fans,
G-Linen and House Furnishing Goods.
K-WhteGoods, Laces, Embroderps,
J-Upholstery.
K-shawls, Wrappers,
L-Ladis Dresses Cloaks,
M..ats and
N-losi-ry and Underwear.
O-Boots Shoes, Rubber Goods, Trunks, valsrs,
P-Ready made Clothing Youths and Boys.
et-Cloling Made o Order
R-Flannes, MusiRs, Innings,
SFu2, Robes
TStationery, Siverware, Perfurnpry,
UFowers, Feathers Ribbons Millinery Goolp.
Vlnfants' and Misses Dresses Ladies' Ind
W-Baby Coaches Toy, Field Games, ec.
X-Door Mats,
sClina and Glassware.
Yl-Silverwae
E-Zephyrs, Fancy Needle-work etc.
NO SIGH ATTRACTIONS CAN re FOUND ELSEWHERE.
All the
are sure the people will
to ev one.
JOB = w A n A MAKER.
GRAND DEPOF IlitRTt ENIH ST.
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

We
ri tade
month by msn that
nsne our Holiday Sale believe
the h
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
WANTED.

xIYANTED.-To purchase large lot Of SO.
w lect turkies at G. Messick's stalls In
Third street market. decO
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

JNOR SALE.--A 3.story brick house, with
T rooms, papered throughout with bath,
10. and cold water, green house. supplied
nth flowers, No. sos West Third street, gas
All over house. decl9-6tdltws
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
PUBLIC SALES.

wERRlOK Il BRAKES AUCTION ROOM
sl3 MARKET STREET.
Every article must be closed out by Christ
mas day, without reserve.
Ladies' are especially invited TO attend this
,.le, Sales at 230 and 7.30 o'clock. This In
Az opportunity seldom offered to buy tne sil-
rerware MERRICK Il DRAKE,
dc23.3t Auctioneers.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

NOR SAI.EAND RENT. Well built new
+ twostory six rooms, brick Houses on
walnut st. between 1lth and 18th Sts. Prices
ow and terms very accommodating, For in
h,mation apply to HARLANGAuSF, Front
and ratnail Sts., or 1904 TatnaIl 81. dcl2.2md
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

NOR SALE ,CHEAP-House and Stable
L ina village, close to X, II. Apply to
VANS PENNINGTON, Almond Build.
b. Eighth and Market streets. dcl9 d3t
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

NOR SALE.--A lot Of new rag carpet o his
r own weaving at 80 cts per yard, 30s y,
yanBuren street. dc7l2tds
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

NOR SALF.--A iirst-class II III roper'y.-
+ Apply TO EVANS pENNlNRr ~
Almond Building, Eighth AM Ma ket st &.
dclg 3t.e-o-d
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

7 AND FOREALE.-A property contain.
: ing about Is acres, in Brandywinf
hundred Inquire OF EDW. LEcAkPhN-
TIER, Rockland, bel. dc,9' wdast6td&3tw
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24

MGR SALE.-bOoo yards Of Stick Candy
h 1900 Bushels Of Mixtures, all kinds
40 feet Walnut Bar, at the little Caramel
Depot, seventh and Tatnall. dcl9.5ts
Daily Republican., 1878-12-24
- = : :. =. =
FOR SAlEtbR RENT.

THOR KENT.--A desirable Store-stanl IN
the centre of the city. Address NJ,
n office. dclo-l2t
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-18

Charlotte Observer: On the strength
of the decision of the Supreme Court
in the case of Godfrey VS.. Harvey Ter
ry. petition has been fled and grant
ed for re-opening Of the decree herr
tofore rendered in the case Of Harvey
Terry VS.. the stockhol lers il tie bank
of Cape Fear, and Judge Dick has or
dered that it be heard at a special
term of the Circuit Court 10 be held IN
Greensboro, beginning the third Mon
day in June w Henry Roberts, colored,
was convicted of the murder ot Gus
Ware at Shelby, on Thursday, and sen
tenced by Judge Cox to be hanged on
the 24.h OF May.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-18
EIIIA BL IT j. = ]
BRCoKLYN, April -, ITS.

=. I. GAME COCks.-Ihe apc .i;ll re-
porter for the \. y .Sun, at the Char
lotte main, says:
The most OF the North Carolina
cocks wers bred by S. B. Holt, far
mer of Alamancc county. and j. G..
Arlington of Nash. Georgia was rep
resented BY Messrs. Charles +. Brown
Of Macon and IL. H. Hicks Of Augusta
Arlington reputation IS national.
The family has been represented IN
the halls Of Congress. and has moulded
laws in the Legislature. The father
was the most celebrated breeder Of
cocks III the South before the war
He won the great match IN Memphis
in 195., when New Orleans, headed
By the well-known jim Sandford.
poured cut her monev like water. and
lost a stake Of ST. 300 besides enor-
nous outside bets. After this match
Gen. Santa Anna challenged AIRING
ton. The CarolIuian offered to fight a
main with the Mexican for SIC. 900 a
side. This offer was accepted. but the
General objected 10 battle Oh Amer
lean soil After q long dispute il was
agreed that the main should be fought
in the Gulf OF Mexico. on a vessel cx-
prcssly prepared. At the lat moment,
however. Santa Anna backed out, pay
ing i heavy forfeit. Arlington died
during the war. but his son ha- follow
ei III his footsteps, and preseryei the
fathers breed of cooks Ho won an
inter State main III 1870. and his chick
have generally maintained the reputa-
tion OF ther ancestors. :. 3 Holt i q
well. known breeder: His chicken,
are IN great demand in the Carolinas
and Southern Virginia. Holt Is a care
fal breeder and has an unstained rep
uslt.on.
The Georgia birds were mostly 4
deep red. and showed q strain Of Irish
blood Their Celtic faces seem to
blush ~ their British uniform- Tie
Carolina ro9sJers wore feathers Of q
light Confederate graz. They were
+. +. Vs., for the b.ue5t Of blue VIZ
GINA blood flowed in their veins Ii
had been crossed and recr9a-ei bv
-ArrinSloa9 father. but tic gLd stone
~,,ll Jackson rrit asserted itself, and
they carried their heads aaI tails with
the grace and Courtl.ness OF true NIr-
giiIIai gentleman.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-18

GRAND LoDGES.-TheG Good Templars
will hold their Grand Lodge at New
bern III August, The Knight Of Honor
also meet in the same city in June. the
date having been changed at the Char
lotte session last week. The following
officers We're chosen: ". j. II. Bel
lamy. Dictator, l.. G. Hancs. Vice ID.
,. \. Eaton. Asst. ID, J. VI Spraggins,
chap. z. c. Carlton Reporter, ). G.
Scotield, Treas. y. jacob, Guide, D.
ooSdell, Guardian. ID. \. Atwell. SEN
tinel
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-18

THE GRANGE.-We We're pleased to
greet the familiar faces of several
prominent grangers, members Of the
Executive Committee, which held a
meeting on Tuesday. Grand Master
S. B. Alexander looks as fresh and
youthful. as if he We're not Grand
High Mogul in the Inner Arcana Of
the Order, SO TO speak. We publish
elsewhere an important address by
DR.. Montgomery and others.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-18
RALEIGH n. c, THURSDAY. APRIL i. 1919.

Another innocent man hanged
The father of /. ". Daniels who was
recently hanged at Warrensburg. Mo,
upon circumstantial evidence, is prose-
cutting the parties Who brought it
about, as unmistakab!e evidence shows
the man was innocent.
The State Board Of Education, Gov.
I. b. Vance, chairman, President Bat
tie, of the University, and Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction Scar
borough, have issued an address to the
teachers of the State, melting them to
attend, and take interest in, the State
Normal School.
Fifteen acres of houses in Clarks-
vile, Tenn, were burned by incendiary
negroes while their sympatniZQrs stood
by scoffing at the fruitless efforts of
the whites to stay the fiery storm.
Great excitement prevails.
We have not time this week to
notice the last number of the South
Atlantic, Mrs. Cicero w. Harris, editor,
Wilmington, n. c., but can cordially
commend it to the lovers of pure lite
rature everywhere. There is no falling
off in interest.
Col. Polk is catching tin
complimentary strain on all sides. !"
The Piedmont Press, Ashevile CiiZen,
Burke Blade, correspondence of the
| Observer, &c, allude to his labors in
kindliest terms. A fine audience, pack
| ing the court house, greeted him in
| Catawba, and gave close attention to
an hour and twenty minutes address,
| from which we will take extracts next
| week.
We are reliably informed that the
Bank of Mecklenburg now in bankrupt
cy, is nearly in condition to have its
affairs wound up. A number of suits
have been brought, and some judgments
have been rendered in favor of the as
signee, some against him and some COM
| promised. Amongst those compromised
| is the famous case of Osborne, ass ignee,
| VS.. the Tate family, involving very
| large sum. A compromise was agreed
on, by which Rev. Colonel E. A. Os-
! borne, assignee, was allowed decree
| for $6 600 and costs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-18

RELIGIOUS The 62nd Annual Con-
yention of the Episcopal Church in
North Carolina Will be held in st.
James, Wilmington, May 9Th. Bap-
tlst revival in Statesville- Rev DR..
Drury Lacy preached in the First Pres
byterian Church on Sunday morning,
and Rev. r. 5. Burwell brother Of
Prof. John 3. Burwelll, a recent gra-
duate from Hampden Sydney Theolo-
glcal Seminary. in the evening"
Rav. c. ii. Wiley preached at the End
Presbyterian.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-18

MORE STESCH,-Mrs. Theodore I'll
ton has lung 4 'bomhsheli' YOU
know what the soldiers call a certain
missle.) into Brooklyn society 10y pub
fishing the following confession Of
her guilt. Beccher tolegraphs that it
isn't true, and finishes his remarks
with this-''i declare her 10 be lnno-
cent of this great transgresslon.
NJ. ira H. Wheeler
Ny DEAR SIR. \ few weeks since.
after long months Of mental anguish,
/ told, as you know, a few friends.
whom | had bitterly deceived that the
charge brought by my husband of
adultery between myself and the
Rev Henry Ward Beecher Wa true.
and that the lie had lived 50 well the
last four years had become intolcrab!c
to me.
That statement | now Solemnly re-
affirm. and leave the truth with God.
to whom also | commit myself. nay
children, and all who must suffer.
/ know full well the explanations
that viii be sought by many for this
acknowledgements; desire TO return
to my husband, insanity, malice, eve
rythlng save the true and only one
my quickened conscience, and the
sense OF what is due to the cause oi
truth and justice. During al the com
plications Of these years You have been
my confidential friend. and therefore
| address this letter to you. authorizing
and requesting you to secure It's publ
cation.
ELIZABETH i. TTrTDN.
BROOKLYN, April 13 It's.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-18

NATURE " NATURE. When Ma.
Wilson found that the land slides on
Round Knob We're filling his cuttings
for the railroad track faster than he
could dig them out, he turned into the
cut mountain stream arranged Hith
hume to give an 50 feet falI. This
slulce cut away the dirt faster than
fifty men, and the recent reports are
quite encouraging.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-18
From the Raleigh New.
Murder in LincOlHtOn.

LINCoLNToS, y. G. April Il, 1878.
Last night young man, James
Anthony by name, was shot and instant
" killed The coroner has Just returned
from the inquest, and brings with him
two prisoners, \. Black and Pink
Pendeton, the former being charged by
the jury with murder and the latter as
accessory thereto. The general impres-
sion IS favorable TO the accused. | viii
give you the facts as soon as they are
developed. b.