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For Sa,e,

At one -haif the true value, " Colonies Of
italian Bees, IN the Langstrof md Mtcnell
Hives. A GIeat Bargain can he made ia the
purchase OF these bees. VIII sell them for
onc-hsrif their actual value. Also, n Good
class; also, q Heif r, first-cIass. Have nlso n
Good Two-Horse Wagon for sale cheap. All
the aboye mentioned property for sale 6y d.
X. Holiday, at Chase, Lake county, Michigan.
VIII exchange the bees for cows or young
stock. For further particulars enquire AT the
IT, ~ - TT-F D Is. X HOLIDAY. :.
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IllAoartially improved farm $50 acrea(,
in, Lake township; frame house; well
watered; mostly bottom land; will be
sold for $5 per acre, or traded form good
span Of horses, wagon and harness.
.S1ohsA sA<sUfI<. HkDcL1FFE,
Baldwin, Mich.
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If you want the People to
know you are doing BUSI i
NESS. and prepared to give
qhem GOOD BARGAINS,
then ADVERTISE!
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Warehouse, well as Farm Mnis, are lxzxsH -
structed, both kinds recurring nire ircs ,, asssk
fn"date the demand, ana irving eapas!ty 49, =
They re shipped. boxed fr oeea, sTp~5srnd4Ap
and .set up" or knocked dewa" for 0vwssdlo1
lnlard, requested, and Ia >nli cases pot hes. q
board Car. or Steamer. orNe's Sized sA~e Srf
ills shipped knocked down. 70 90 kan -
freight charged - when forwarded "set uyA- Olso
graphs and Circulars supplied on sppE~atoa. (suSo
will I've quoted Iy.D and on liberal tosn8 Co..
pondenee solicited. ~.
Address DICKEY 4 PEASn,
Racine, Wis, or EMMETT COOt
& CO., Agents.
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Save ApOlLn Eeypr1.x

ID FsvTn AeUE SND rivrT Pan "a withapt an,
sxycption the bee Pa in ,Ai nce for the cure and
pies nion OF az naiai iVlis tle.cs and the most
required. Corce by absogpt on. Sent for pnmpnict
wbich gives certificate of extraordinary cures Der.
formed by this Pao, mailed fr, ASK Your Druggist
for til Eyp iap Pad and tax. 10 n T; II he has
pone VIII send you one by ON ceipt OF price,
r. JOSEPH FLEMING, 81 Mnrket S rect, Pitts.
turEh. Pa sole Agent for the Uurted Stairs.
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Notice.


ge LAND OFFICE AT REED CITY, MICH,
~ -. . September 9TH, 1879.
MOTT E Is hereby given that the Following
named settlers have filed notice OF their IN
t.ntion 10 make final prosf In support OF their
claims, and secure Anal entry thereof at the
expiration OF thirty days from the date Of this
nOticc, viz: a f IttslI ~ s.-i..., ID ~. - a
Jpdson A. Cooper, of Webber, Lake county,
Mich, for the South East II ofSectlon IL, Town
Is North, Range l3 West; and names the fol-
lowing as his witnesses, viz: James NJ. Mur-
ply, OF Cherry Valley and III. III. Isbell, OF
Also, James N, Murphy, OF Cherry Valley,
Lake county, Mich., for tho South West Frac-
Il West; and nnrnes the following as his Wit
nesscs viz; Judson A. Cooper, OF Webber,
aud Scott VOORHEES,, of Ellsworth, of Lake
county, Mich. EDWARD STEVENSON,
~ V.s ~ s~-'Si-sa ltegister.
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Weather RGlQrt.

The following weather report was
prepared and furnished by Lees. Cobb,
ofYates township; p 81 s.7h ~
lyy9.Sept. a m ZIP IN, % m Average Wind
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Salt blythe Bbl. At Bachant,s.

The, subscriber wishes sell one or
both Of a good span Of work horses.
Will take hty as part payment.
MORRISON .SANDBoRN, 3. T.
~ Baldwin, Mich.
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Farm For Sale.

Situated i'm the. Township of Ellsworth,
Lake Co., Mich; ~ miles west of Leroy, and
~, Mich; ID acres under a good state of cult :
Walton, and well fenced; acres ready to log.
e0 fine growing trees, and large variety OF
snail fruit, Contains 80 acres. For further
particulars, cali Mt the farm, or address,
hf.% si-F.if sft III. IL SAY WYER, iiI
fN III 3hf ftf,ts Ashton, Mich.
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E. COON & co. SELL

b bBars ssBelIofs Buffalon Soap for 25c
Best Diamond Gloss Starch, 1Oc.; or 8
2Gpounds for. 25c. gsgarsfl,e I, ,,,,i,'
Kerosene Oil, zoe per Gallon.
japan Tea, 25c per pound.
Matches, Large Boxes, sc each.
Best Baking Powder, zoe per pound.
Smoking lobaeco, ,25c per ID. fsi a
Brooms, l0c each. .,oioOsI alet- alr,p.
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a full line of Spades, Shovels, Hoes,
Rakes, Scytles and Snaiths, &C., &C., at
Bachant's, Chase. t,.s..1g - " y
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Weekly average, 47.3o above zero. fuaF 4i
sBcnotes variable. tifqrrsf tor -
Goal Iron, Nailsand Shelf Hardware,
at Bachants, Chase. ,le, ef
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
tobacco ~ COS lif0s's tsw sSgiipe l013d
stqdw-1-a-e--i- -i----s->->+-t- :
milk Crooks, Churns, and Butter
Crooks at BaclIalst's.e Ia Ei.1rstrf.t;ff.g
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a large 1iiyoicc Of Boots and Shoes
just received and will be sold at Bottom
Prieesa Bachant's. roiB .uJ pi5}
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Zip Top Brooms for Il5 cents each st
oac'h'ntsfT ~ III ~ boa y0Nsu n
Choice Butter In Tubs, Crooks, and
In Roll at Bachants,, Chase. a. q T'ii n
Flour, Feed, Cornmeal, aud Oatmeal
at Bachaiits, Chase. e7ofc1 guislrEaiili
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.saoC Chas. *. Radcliffe, = !
Notary pabiicssw Will attend promptly to all
baldwin Mich. GO -fTF - u " NFTV'
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WIN. I. WEBER. a5g
ar Land Commissioner,
EAST SAGINAW, MICH
0lr Cllhhihu ,LiSt.

We will furnish the STAR with the
named below one year,
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THE BEST or IT'S KINl.

This 10 the case with the lrsxss>~|
Mustaug L N mn &. EVER nall
brings intelligence OF n vA1Un h1e horno|
saved the agony Uf an asvfnl soaIA or|
burn sub<lued, tho horrors OF rAe1s|
matism overcome. and OF . thensaa0-
performed by tho old reliable ETea-
lean Mustang Leniment.
All forms OF outward disease oro|
speedily cured by the
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MEXICAN

Mustang Liniment. ~
1t penctrates muscle, membrane ed
tissue, TO the very bone, banishing paln,
and curing disease with n power t>A1|
Everybody, from tho raacAero, who rSdoS|
lia y
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-25

WARREN NEws.-The .Nc,rs speaks n
nigh terms OF the picnic at Judge Hall Old
pIace. Dinner and dancing were delightful
The Raleigh and CASTOR railroad Is doing ;
better business than ever before. ". !.
NORWOOD Will erect a new store in Warren
ton between DR.. King and Mrs. Flanigan's.
me Methodist Sunday school had a nice
PIcnlc at Cheek old place on SATURDAY.
Deaths:-an infant child Of Mr.. t. G VII
liams, on Wednesday. Mrs. Rhoda Christ
mas, daughter of Mrs. Myra Clarke Gaines
OF New Orleans, died on Tuesday night. Her
mother was with her in her last moments.
Mrs. Z. returned a few weeks ago from New
Orleans, where she had spent the summer.
but there would appear to be no foundation
Tor the report that she died Of yellow fever.
In relation TO Mrs. Christmas the Go-.rs
says: She had looked forward to a long,
useful lite and had often remarked Of the
good she could and would do as soon as her
mother came into the possession of her vast
property. And had she lived she would have
more than fulfilled her own expectations and
promises. But truly are the ways Of Prov
dence mysterious. After a forty wears
struggle IN the courts her mother obtained
a Judgment against the City of New Orleans
Tor some fifteen millions ofdollars. But most
OF THE property covered by her judgments
was owned by private individuals and to
dlspossess them would have beggared them,
Mrs. Gaines made a most generous com
promise, agreeing 10 take 81. 500. 900. and
the city came forward and assumed the
debt. Her beloved and only daughter died
a few weeks after. 1t does indeed seem
strange to us that one who did dispense so
much charity and would have done 80 much
good to her fellow being, should be taken
Just as she had attained a position to carry
out the cherished objects of her life. But
with God nothing is hidden. The Gu-ctc
also says Senator Pomeroy has bought an
interest IN the gold mines at Ransom's
Bridge, and is there looking to their develop
ment.
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Railroad Meeting.

A large and interesting railroad meeting
was held in Brevard, on Tuesday last to take
into consideration the building of a railroad
from Easley, on the Air Line Railroad, to
this place. Among the many interesting
facts developed during the progress of the
meeting was the announcement that the
survey made showed a grade of only Go fee
to the mile ascending the Blue Ridge from
the South Line, and 70 feet descending to
Brevard. The proposition is to build the
Road with three hundred c~onvicts furnish
ed by South Carolina. The counties Of
Pennsylvania and Buncombe feeding, cloth
ing and paying the expense of guarding the
c%onvicts from the South Carolina Line to
Asheville. The estimate for this work can
in no case exceed the sum of $50, 900.
Gen. Vance, Capt. Nat Atkinson and
Col. Clayton represented Buncombe at the
meeting. the two former making speeches in
advocacy of the enterprise. Col. Bowen,
Mr.. Purcell and Mr.. Pickens of Anderson,
S, also spoke favoring the speedy construc-
ton of the road. That this road will be Of
great benefit 70 Asheville is apparent, and
as there are parties who will lay the iron as
soon as the grading is completed, we can
see no reason why it cannot be quickly con
structed. The gap at Eastatoe is said to
be the lowest gap ever surveyed in the Blue
Ridge chain Of mountains, We sincerely
trust the enterprises will not be permitted
to languish.-AshertWe Citizen.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-25

At Dallas, Castor county, a few days
ago, the colored Baptist Association held a
meeting, and after mature deiiberation, de
cided to eXpel two Of the members, mother
and son, for profanity, and accordingly it
was announced that their names had been
stricken from the rolls. The expelled mem
bers felt that they had been very much in
jured and made threats Of breaking up the
whole concern On Sunday night the
church was burned to the ground. and
they were accused of the crime and arrest
ed.
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Oxford Free Lance: Though Granville
has a population one-third larger than
Warren, yet our sheriff returned 265 less in
solvents than the sheriff of Warren.--The
Rev. r. I. Devin lately closed a series Of
meetings at Grassy Greek Baptist Church,
at which a additions were made to the
church out Of 30 professions.--Mr. W. G..
Herndon has rendered the use of his large
and handsome dwelling on Main street to
the Baptist Church for the entertainment OF
visitors and delegates to the Baptist State
Convention In November.
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From our Friends.

One of the best known young clercymeu
of Virginia writes: i became Interested II
your historical papers while at home this
summer; though you are a littlc too bitter
for me. Hope you are succeeding well, to-
your paper certainly deserves success, as n
'newsy paper Another prominent pastor
in Eastern Carolina wrote to Rev. nr,
Dabney, you will find these article, plain
and outspoken; and very interesting
Capt. Shotwelis recital Of Three
Years III Battle and Three ! ears iii Prison, p
in Farmer and McchaHic, doesn't abatc in
interest 7arboro Southerner.
Raleigh Farp>r and NcLnuie i. the
best journal of the kind i the South
lorhriWe IS. c. NerS.
A member of the Legislature from John
ston county, himself a farmer and a gallant
''ex-Reo, "-writes-"I like your paper ex-
ceedingly, and wish it abundant success
Married in Anderson South Carolina Sep
TENDER l6 1879, by Rev. David -. Frenson,
d. ID. Oze B. Van Wych, son Of Col. Sam
Wych, who CALAMITY fell in the battle Of
Corinth Miss, to Miss Bessie VI. Keith
Youngest daughter of the late Col Elliot VI.
Keith of South Carolina.
SOUTHERN STANDARD BALING Pass
Schenck q Ransom, sole agents for North
Carolina. Cleveland Mills i. O.. Clcyc-
land county North Carolina, offer the cheap
est and best baling pres. III use. Three
years of success have established its superior
excellence beyond peradyenture. Is now be-
ing satisfactorily used in North Carolina.
Only $40. Read advertisement.
We do not wish to reflect upon tie merits
of any of our contemporaries, for the North
Carolina press is equal to that of any State
in the Union, but as a tirstclass weekly the
Farmer and Nechontc has few equals.
Brother Shotwell has a large proportion OF
sand in his makeup, and is a genuine
newspaper man from head to foot.-TJrch-
Ught.
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Receipts of cotton in Raleigh last Satur-
day, 54S bales; receipts for the week, l,9O2.
Col. J. Mcleod Turner is to have charge
of the shooting matches at the State Fair.
A thief entered the residence of Mr.. w.
L. Stone, of Iredell, last week, while the
family was at church, and stole Sl79.
As Mr.. Neil Mcneil, in the lower end of
Moore, was moving on Friday, last, he was
stricken with apoplexy and died where he
fell.
The fall term of the Federal Courts meets
in Greensboro on the 1st Tuesday in Octo-
Der, it being the 18th day of the month.
Monroe Erpress: Miss Mary Ann Webb, a
maiden lady, aged about 80 or 40 years, who
lived nine miles southeast of Monroe, com
mitted suicide by hanging herself with a
calf rope to a small tree near her house, one
day last week. This rash act is accounted
for from the fact that she had been in bad
health for some time, and was partially in
sane. She belonged to a respectable family.
A correspondent of the Raleigh Neus says
some corundum has been found on some
land of a Mr.. Tomlinson, near Cool Springs,
Iredell county.
Frank Bell, tried in Wilson for murder
committed in Pitt county, was acquitted,
the solicitor having acknowledged his ina
bility to make out a case.
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the Carolina Fair Association, the next ex-
hibition of which take place on the Fair
Grounds, near the city, on Tuesday, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday, November
18th, 9TH, 9th and 7th, has just been issued
from the OJscrter job presses and is now
ready for distribution. The list of premi-
ums is quite large, covering a great many
articles, and is sufficiently attractive, it is
believed, to draw a large number Of exhibits.
"A rock was thrown into the window Of
one of the cars on the day train, which ar
rives here at l1.2O, soon after it passed Con-
cord yesterday marning, smashing the glass
and frightening the passengers, but fortu-
nately inficting no In uries pom any one in
the car.
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Asheville Citizen: We learn that a com
pany has been formed, having for its object
the connection of railroads from Hender-
s~onville to Wolf Creek, Tenn, a full line of
stages and Concord wagons to be placed on
the route about the first of next April. The
main object in this movement is to endeavor
mex spring to turn the travel from Florida
back North by this route, in order to ena-
bic the many thousands who spend their
MINER in Florida to come through this
way and stop at pleasure. From $4,000 to
20, 1000 visitors annually spend their winters
in FloIida, and always stop somewhere on
the road in returning North in the spring.
The road from here to Warm Springs is to
be placed in thorough order, and a telegraph
line is to be run from here to the Springs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-25

Napoleon B. Taylor, who was arrested
while in attendance at a religious meeting
near Cheraw, S. c., a few days ago, charged
with shoot ng and instantly killing a man
named Sewell, in Moore county, in this
State, on the Goth of February last, and for
whom a reward of 800 was offered, was
we'll known in this city, having been ar
rested in Robson county and confined in the
county jail at this place May 9th to June
18th, 1877, Oh the charge of violating the
revenue laws, when he was released on
pond tor his appearance at the next term Of
The l. ). Court. 1t seems that officers of
the government had seized illicit stills, and
employed Sewell, a neighboring farmer, to
haul them to headquarters, and while on
The road he was overtaken by Taylor, shot
dead and the condemned property taken.
AT AT last accounts he was Jail at Benefits
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rpTEMBER 25, 1879.
A Strong Opinion Boldly Expressed

Our Johnston county friends, and many
N Wake. will recognize the initials attached
70 the following letter, as those of a leading
farmer, and popular citizen. Some of his
ramarks we think a little too rigorous, and
shall omit; but no one can doubt that he is,
as he says in a private note,-"earnest and
honest in what say about the Department.
JOHNSTON COUNTY, n. c.,
September II, 1879.
EDITOR FARMER AND MECHANIC>I am
= constant reader of your paper, The FARM
Err AND MECHANIC, and am well pleased
with it. and am delighted to see that you
worthlessness of the State Agricultural De
rartment.
am a practical and, l claim to be, a sue
cessful farmer, as | always make enough to
support my family and pay my debts and
taxes. when due, and have been using com
mercial anures ever since 1866, and al
WAYS with profit until since the Legislature
saw fit to license their sale in the State.
Since then [ have used none worth its cost,
and | find my %neighbors all of the same
opinion. When [ say all, | mean nearly
every intelligent farmer in my county. They
do most earnestly object to the provision of
chapter ~, laws VI 1910 -, creating q
Department of Agriculture, &c.
We look upon it as a direct tax on the
consumers of fertilizers, which is chiefly of
benefit to the Departmental officers and
their numerous clerks or assistants. [ claim
that the law is such In its provisions that it
virtually allows the manufacturer to sell just
such goods as he pleases; that it creates a
monopoly and makes the farmer use only
such brands as the manufacturer chooses to
place on sale In our State and that the
manufacturer does actually sell inferior mo
alges, and that their goods are all of twenty
per cent. higher in proportion to their value
to the planter than they were III 1S76-and
before that time.
have no enmity toward Col. Polk or DIR.
Ledoux. | suppose they are good men and
earn what they get out of us, but it does
not follow that we are benefited or helped at
all in our business. Col. Polk's monthly re-
ports are of no value to a planter, not worth
the postage, to say nothing of the cost of
printing, paper, etc. And DR.. Ledoux 5
reports can be of no practical good to us.
His analyses of fertilizers may be all right,
and [ presume they are; but [ claim that
an actual experiment on my farm Is worth
more. He does not know what my farm
needs, as he never saw it. And then we
purchase our fertilizers III March and April,
whereas he sends out his report in August
entirely too late to be of any use to us.
ment-Agricultural, Chemical, Fish Hatch
it's K \ = y = = on the
farmer, and ] enter my protest against it.
Truly yours,
L. r TT
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-25

Weldon Necs: Forty-tive hundred dol
lars will be given in premiums at the fair.
Mr.. Wade, a graduate of the Virginia Mil
itary Institute, opened school here on
Tuesday. Mr.. John T. Peoples, brothers
of Capt. r. 3. PEBBLES. Of Northampton
county, died at Buffalo Springs last week,
where be had been for sometime seeking
benefit to his health. The trial of the cap
ital cases at Halifax commences to day.
There are four of them, one for murder, one
for attemp+ to commit rape, and two for
burglary. Mrs. Pattie Pirce, wife of the
late Fred. Pierce, living near Ringwood,
had the misfortune to break her leg while
jumping from a buggy one day last week.
On last Sunday night, at the celored Bap-
tist Church, a row took place between two
of the members just after the communion
had been administered.
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Fo- ne FAsxEz ,vu Ne .~sr
Sir Percivals Plant.

"~~sye-i al mar may aar~
Ns~t pTincely trusts Ar. ~ NJ care
Toy IN all true kniShtly ar,.
With battle Sore I ~ borne NV trtrt.
For Holy GrtaI AMI rAu>aa-5 S Ar
!paltcr nj with h-a>er.htn-
! seora the aims > selfish king.
IhetutG-. - m@ rA4ialc a-.--
Nokl>s nfuatden i nsr me-.
From human t3csf mg>t as f-es
Cntramlnelled fnr eternity.
Andyct, oh Goi >hei~ ,sfu-.
/ love- in spite o(oAth 4Fl Irkyer
And - ! tnimy souls s-
Can I OF duty >cek san aa>
And sully thu~lifr.> t-sftu4 t~t<e
AWAITING a ~Prpl'undyr pete.7
Icur>e my folly. hug uuy p.la-
Resolve" meet no more again:
would She gave me bI, Is>8s.4.
j think to 10 marsH.- ree
No more "a note her pe-rie@~ grace.
Butny To some deep, d-~rrs place.
Net She Is pure a. In. E~ tatr.
Heriunag. must ever Wr..F-
cod help Hnclu my stlhct SNARE.
We knoel IN minister hoa- aufva-t.
inject her Chances lIrtiNe cast.
WOW eucAlook ~l4s. ~ tH# ta>t.
But in the lu>trc ofher ewes.
Ny hlEn resolve Within *4+ I.ee,
basN the while Ill Paradise.
All cruelbliSs. and sweetest pain
How shall ! ever peace rc-tIut
Forgetting her my soul 3e#rGHWr8
W..
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RIRIJcAJ. REroPUER Re

BIBLICAL RECORDER.-Rev. \. Il. Cobb
has opened a school of Photography, Book
Keeping and Telegraphy at Fayetteville
Rev. C.. w Scarboro has settled at Wake
Forest College. Judge Kerr's family Icing
left in rather Strengthened circumstances
will part with a number Of valuable works.
The Recorder desires Baptists TO contribute
toward the purchase of the house for Mrs.
Kerr, and her five little ones.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-25

Monroe Enquirer: We learn that on Fri
Jay, the 18th inst, Mr.. Marshal Station,
VINO llVed near Polkton, fell from a scafold,
g Instance of ID or 20 feet, striking head
nlsI on the ground, and received such in
tbn an INJURIES as to produce his death on
The following Tuesday.
lilo al OF the important Zulu chiefs have
ibopmfiI1ted;--A circular issued by a num-
vi ol leading Republicans in New York ad
"u;..eS the support of the Saratoga ticket,
ond Lying Sg the names of Cornell for Governor
E Enu o9ule Tor Canal Commissioner.-The
tb nslish cotton mills are closing, one after
Ia;;n o'ner, and thousands of employees are
'e'ng thrown out of work.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-25

Salisbury Uufchman: DR.. j. ). Sum
merell and Mr.. Vim. Murdoch have gone to
Mitchell's Peak, on the Black Mountain.
We learn that they intend to examine the
granite found on this mountain, with q view
of erecting a monument to the late Mitchell,
d. ID.