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VOL. H. NO. 10

door. AMI II you dare 10 enter my pres
ence akalu wll. have YOU arrested.
anicEhl., = the man - keep such =
promise. too lu - Sari 80 the scandal
he Aucs vcry wcil-a, Tho newspaper
man ourb, - have Anown--thAt there
L. not a paper In this city which would
dare - publish sach >Iury no matter
hos true. about the richest msn IN
America
Many good people have supposed
Thar the stories ut colonization b. ka-
gabacan> iu \ew letN city during tic
recent Presidential cauraSS were cam
p4lEU cauari> Such j. not the fat
Clerks tEam Washington by tho ham
ircd >cIsr- thousand negroes ari a
large number y young men from New
England were registered IN tbs city.
voted packed up their carpethags aud
departed IN peaceful serenity TO thelr
homes under the combined protection
ot the municipal police. the Governor
ot The State and the Federal sut horigjcs.
Chester 4 Arthur managed it. ami he
lid il m1gulhccntly Never dill
u~ufpatlon 81 popular rights move more
smoothly. Several thousand warrant
1cfe sworn out by pemacfat, against
Federal deputy marsh4l-, Republican
inspectors anl Republican coionl~ts,
and gwen 10 the police t. serve Su-
pcrintendout OF rolicg W ai!ing a RaiI-
cal Republican ISSUED orlcr. 10 the pp
lice the night before election not "a
serve the warrants or take any notice of
them. The same day the Governor
tclcgraphed the Democratic Shcrstf ot
the clty not 10 appoint any depuucs 10
Keep peace AT the polls. Little Jolnny
Davenport. Tho Republican superyis
pt Elections gave instructions te arrest
any aud all Democratic challeugerS and
and watchers who opened their mouths
At the polls ani 10 bring them before
United States Commissioners ON the
charge of ohNtruct,ug the polls. The
Democrat. were thus left powcrloss, and
the llcg. ballots were ali presented
ta'lv Now comes the sequel Gcner
al Badly Smith. Po.Ics Commissioner
has presented charges against supcrln
tcudent NallIug, charging him with
preventing the serving ot warrants, aui
he gave specific instances OF seven
south Carolina negroes against whom
warrants were ISSUED aud placed ~ the
hand. of the police, who refused To
touch them. 1t remains to be seen
what the Board hlch consists OF two
Democrats aud two Republican will
do IN The premises, and what Eongrcs-
viii do concerning the speclhce frauds
thus presented To thcu. H
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new York Gossip.

IL seems that certain Bohemian
heard Of An alleged scandal connecting
the railroad car With very beautiful
lady IA widow who for some time
boarded at the Windsor Hotel. So the
Bohemian burrowed and crawlci until
be had the whole story with every De
tail complete. Then he went To the
Vanderbilt mansion, rang the bell, sent
In hs card and was admitted to the
presence Of the potcntate. have A
very interesting article here, SAID the
scribe which have taken some trou-
bic to write and which | would like to
read 10 YOU. Proceed" said Mr.
Nanierbullt cheerily. throwing himself
back IN his chair and lighting a cigar
The man read, and the milllonal e IL
tened without moving a muscle Of hi-
face a. tn tremendous social plot wa
evolved. When the reading was I'm
ished the latter said THAT il really .
very interesting story. Bat you really
haven't got it complete. can give
you some points that will add yery much
+ 70 the interest Of the story, aud ii bt
charmed to DO it , But said the "a
founded Bohemian, You don't seem Il
I'D lerstand. Tn. is intended for pub
lication. aud came TO see YOU hret L
zee if YOU were willing to have it 90 be-
fore the pul lie. Sir, shouted tn
millionaire rising TO ms feet, YOU tol'
NE you came here to read me an enter
tanning history, aid | find you hav
led. You really came here 10 black
mail me. Gro straight out Of ! Ia from
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23

Cure FOR DIPHrr4RIt The Colds
bplo Messenger SAYS we are indebted 10
Nr + Atkinson. OF this county. for
the following sure ani speedy remedy
Tor diphtherla &c az awa-h or gargle
the following glass Of water, : glass
vinegar ; teaspoou>tul 1T Saltpere. ,
et-popn-fni ot alum, > tea>poon>tG,>
.,mmon sat Inen apply a poutice t.
4e throat made of Glieli buds. Beat
the bud, aud boil them n il the water
becomes yellow, then axe gu, the buds,
put In lard and stew or sImper the wa
ter ont aud then grease the throat well
and bind the buds to the throat, also
take inwardly teaspoontui Of the
grease three or four times a day,
Make and apply new poultIce every
day Nr. Atkinson has used the rem
edy with success on five Of his family
and in twelve other cases III hi neigh
borhood.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23

a-e D. vou want to send your IA her,
mother. -l>ter. cousin, or sweet heart
a New \ ears present thuf trW rsirI
,t~cIJ ~rerg ,reoL. i,rtD1 M- c1narq qetr'
There i a newspaper which : admitted
by everybody 10 contain all the htlle
New, Jte.u>, up and down and across
aud il goes regularly every week AMI ii
.o>., only-S Ii i called the furu,r
md Neci.I,,,c at Raleigh y. {. Allovcr
the Great West, AMI the greater south
Vest. are thousands Dt * North Caro-
llnian- who would reJoicr 10 receive such
Christina, .ttt Aal each wees i
-ouii remiDd the Reader q the thought
tul friendship ct the Sender.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23

JACKSON lrnas Dr. / An.on, who
escaped from JaIl some time ago, hns
been whipping his wife again, and the
authorities are on the qm ,trc for hi-
arrest. HIS wife, learn, will sue Tor
divorce. ~ white man named Yves
ron was brought to jail last week for
throwing a dog IN his neighbors well.
On Monday January }rd, lss tho
hotel property IN this place will bo sold
to the highest bidder, for division --
Mrs. w T. Buxton leaves Tor Purtt
mouth tomorrow to attend the mar
riace Of Mis-. SaIie Jordan 20 Mr.. Tur
ner " hlte - learn that Mr.. " :
Copeland will shortly commence the
erection Of quite handsome building
At Gary~hura for It GATHERINGS Hal.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23

WoRKINGMEN : Before you begin
your heavy spring work after a winter
of relaxation your system needs cleaning
and strengthening to preven' an attack
of Aeue. Billiousness or spring Fever,
or some other Spring sickness that will
unfit you for seasons work. GU will
save time, much sickness and expense
ifyou will use one bottle of Hop Btters
in your family this month Don wait.
See other column.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23

Statesviile Lpndmark. 'Sadlest Of
All is Loving, is the title Of a novel
which has Just been published. t /,
from the pen Of Hrs. Louise Montgom
cry SAFE. formerly OF North Carolins.
Dut now of Georgia. ard is dedicated to
Hon. Wm. II. Robbins, Of thi. place.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23

Tuesday evening Dec. eth, at two
0 clock at the residence OF the BRIDE
father by Rev Mr. Gibbons, Hon. f.
c. Robbins, Of Lexington, to Miss WI
son Bracken, Of Casweil county.
Near Napoleon, Lafayette county
on Sunday. 'lrs. Jas Jones. the wife Of
a wel-to do farmer. attempted 10 FIJI a
lighted lamp with coal oil, and both
can and lamp exploded causing almost
instant death of her two children a ia
bv six months old and little girl six
years old Mrs. Jones was 50 terribly
burned that she died in few hours.
A desperate lover in Sullivan county,
New l ork lad hankering for the pos
session Of the farm of his dead brother,
and with tlis end in view woOcd the
the widow His suit was rejected, and
finding the sister-in law smiling upon
some other fellow. be caught her out
attending the cattle Tuesday morning
crushed her skull and mutt ated her
toIm in a dreadful way. He was arres-
ted and confessed the crime.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23

! There are pa tobacco factories ia
\ rth Carohnl. OF these Granville
has -, Rockingham 81, Forsyth ~,
F., ard stokes - There arc - countir,
represented.
Hl,-boro 0Lserr,t.. The work on the
State University Railroad hs. Been
stopped We have made inquiry As t.
when the road viii be completed and
The iron put down. y FAR W. have
only learned that the X ehmond 4 Dan
vile Railroad j. going 10 test the IRON
mine to SEE If there l. sufficient quas
tlty OF ore there to make Il safe N iuI-
n.hing iron for the road
Norganton sipdc Yr J +, Puett
Of Lower Fork township, apent FriI.y
night OF last week At Mr. HendereJa
Puetts hi. brother house, who live.
in the above township, and on Satur
day morning following before break
fast he went out 10 the creek near by
% wash. and did not return liz
brother Henderson, went III search and
found him lying III the creek face down
ward, with the water pond up around
him aud life extinct. Mr. Puett va.
subject to hts.
m c0rrespon1enee with the Right
Res. Bishop Howe, OF South Carolina,
Senator Hampton -ays Of tIs published
letter to NJ John sherman, during the
President q campaign that Il never Oc
cure to him for moment that any
one should coD>tru. his language 81
giving Or inviting . challenge that tho
letter va. written a he pa>5ed through
Charlottesville. W and b. naturally
gave hi- proper address. General
Hampton adds. 1T has been my good
fortune never to have been involved in
au afray Of honor IN auv way, save asa
peace maker, aud il j. a source Of deep
yratification u me u know that | have
been instrumental ia settling many dli-
icultIe- amlctbly.
Elizabeth City EcoaoDisf. Al lsrge
meeting Of the stockholders Of the A
oe;narle Cana. Company held 10 this
city Yesterday, the company was reor
ganized by the appointment of the fol
owing gentlemen as the executive
thereof John Z Whitehead, PresI-
lent &. ". Newton. W. II. {. Ellis,
cicero Burru.s and James Y. Leigh,
+, Directors. Elizabeth City now la.
! steam communication on regular Gays,
With Williamson. GAINESVILLE, Wind
i ,or. Plymouth, Edenton, Fairfield and
/ Norfolk. Maateo, Columbia and Cress-
! lie have lines projected Newbern.
Washington and Morehead City Will
soon follow.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23

There are 2G7 tobacco factories ia
North Carohnt. OF these Granvlils
has - Rockingham 81, Forsyth -,
ard stokes -. There arc =, countir,
represented.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23

/ CHARLOTTE OBSERVER ITEMS III,
! long litigation on the sulphur Spring,
property near A-heviie viii be finally
kdispossJ ot' by the Supreme Court at III
approaching winter session. In the
'evcnt Of favorable judgment on the
/ title Of the present pos>es.or, the \euSe
River Manufacturing Company. OF
which & " Swepson is the largest
once improved. the idea being to build
three first class hotels on the grounds,
which will b. 80 improved A. to give
. them the appearance ot' a park IN the
! English not the Scotch sense --
He>sr.. High Wade anl Tom Ewing.
/ II this county, went on raj linc expe
iition to Lincoln last Monday an have
/ been unayoidatiy detained there
Tuesday morning the store at Ore
/ Bank. about ten miles from Lincolnton,
was discovered to have been broken
open during the preceding night, and a
large amount OF good, stolen 4 possae
OF neighbor- was organized and the
country wa. speedily secured In search
direction taken hv them was quickly
! obtained from persons along the road
; who had purchased some Of the sto,en
Igood.. The trail soon becoming hot
" ade aud Ewing were shortly spied
some distance ahead with sack. Of cot
fee still on their bucks. These they
: dropped and fled as soon as hey dis
covered their pursuers behind them.
! They We're. however, overtaken and
icarrlcd to Lincoln jail where they await
/, trial. Wade i the same who was tried
lin this county about year ago Tor
breaking inro K. p. Whitley mill
about eight miles from this city
, The pole, Of the American mon Tele
,sIafh Company have been distributed
for seventy miles down the Carolina
/ Central road. aud a force Of thirty hands
began placing them from here and had
finished about five miles yesterday
, The northern connection from " lining
ton over this line will be made through
Charlotte, as the company ha, 40 wire.
along the Wilmington and Weldon
road. The rate. for right -of-vay offer
cd by this road were declined. New
\ ork and New Orleans will be connect
ed directly by duplex wire already
stretched Another wire, to Rich
nond, will be stretched IN a short time
--Several person. having asked for
an explanation of the criminal prosecu
ton IN the United State. Court against
Judge r. T. Bennett, } D. Pemberton
and other prominent gentlemen Of
Wadeoboro, the following particulars.
all that could be learned, are given
About the year 1878 nitel States
deputy marshal named Pennington
seized lot Of tobacco in Wadeaboro
belonging 10 a man named Wagner,
claiming that it was not properly
stamped. Waggoner applied to Col.
Bennett for legal advice in the matter
and the latter issued writ> Of claim and
delivery for the property, some Of the
other defendants signing bond tor It's
security pending litigation The deputy
marshal then procured an Indictment
against al of the gentlemen concerned
for a conspiracy to uh-truct the course
Of Justice. The case has been continued
from term to term and now follows the
usual course.
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7. ]. & W. D. HOrner'S
CLASSICAL AID MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
HENDERSON Y q
HENDERSON, y. G.

The next session OF this School opens the 2nd
Monday in January, The price OF board and
TUT on IL ass session OF twenty weeks. A
military feature Is added for disci pine and
a'ion but il not designed to interfere with the
regular course of classical and mathematics
study. Fer circular aud psrtscu iars the Princi-
pals solicit correspondence Dec 9-tf.
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The Surrendered Sioux.

SITTING BCII On HIS WAY N.
The following kilograms have been forwarded
TO the War department
Fort BuFoRD, ID. T., Dec. Is. 1SSo.-Sent
courier to Allison this morning notifying him
OF the movements Of troops, and il the Indians
had heard OF 1t, to assure them they had No
gone 10 Poplar river with any hostile Intention
towards them. Major Bell reported TO me yes
terday that Gaul aud his party were still at the
agency, and were, apparently, very friendly
and unsuspiciouS. VIII send courier with mes
sage TO Col. Tlges and Allison.
lSigned) BROTHERToN, Commanding.
FORT CUSTER, NJ. T.. Dec. l9, lSs0.-Scout Cul-
bertsop, at Poplar river, telegraphs that Thun
de1ing Shield is on his way 10 keogh with five
lodges. Gaul wants to come to KeOgh to see
commanding officer. News comes from Sitting
Bulls camp, 10Th inst. saying he is on his way
to surrender
[Signed) DAVIDSON.
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TIE TREASURY now holds $3.50, ,s23 $50 in L. :.
bonds to secure national bank circulation, and
Sl4.5s'.eoJ TO secure public deposits.
TIE CHEYENNE RIVER AND LOWER BRULg
SIOUX kept their appointment for another con
ference at the Interior department this morn
ing, and informed Secretary Schurz that they
had made up their minds TO accept the terms
offered them by the Chicago and Northwestern,
and Chicago Milwaukee ana st. Paul Railroad
for rights OF way through their reservation,
but they wanted TO talk the matter over among
themselves several days longer before sign
ing any agreement. The Secretary, in reply,
told them they must bring the matter
TO conclusion one way or the other this after
neon, and the conference was accordingly ad
journed for a few hours, at the end or which
time the agreement win probably be signed.
acknowledgements Monroe went to
Baltimore to-day, to spend New Year day With
friends in that city.--Mr. X. p. Porter. OF the
census Office, now In Europe. expects to sail for
home from Liverpool on Tuesday next-Nr
Charles o Conor, the celebrated New York law
yer, has left that city and taken up his resi-
dence at Nantucket. Mass. He is ia his 10th
year.-Mr. Hayward NJ. Hutchinson has gone
10 the Hot Springs of Administrations
Bayard and Davis, OF Illinois, are tn New York
The Rev. Augustus Jackson, VINO resigned
ST. Paufs Pc. Church. on account of Ill health
is so improved by rest and change that he as
sisted. Tuesday, In the children's service al
that church and made an address
MOVEMENTS OF Z. S. NAVAL vBSsELs.-The
SEenan ndoah, flagship of Rear Admiral Bryson,
arrived at Montevideo November 18th, from ST.
Cafbarfnes, Brazil. All well on board. The
Marion was expected to leave Montevideo De-
otmber 10th for Sandy Point. The Alliance
arrived at Sacri1cio's Anchorage December
18th, eight days from Key West. She expected
to sail ON the 18th for Tuspan, and to arrive
there the Goth or 2lst. Health OF the ships
crew good. The Tennessee, flagship OF Rear
Admiral Wyman arrived at BridgetoWD, Barba
does, December is. The Kearsage arrived the
same day. having visited st. Thomas aud OBJ
tained the mats. The Tennessee expected TO
sal In about q week for Port Spain Trinidad
All well on the Tennesse and Kearsage.
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STANDARD DoLIARs.-There were distributed
from the L. s. mints ssio, ,99s In standard silver
dollars for the week ending December 3Ist.
against s2es ,sss during the Corresponding werk
Of 1879.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-31

GOVERNMENT RECKIPTS TO-DAY. Interna
revenue, $555, ,364.l4; customs, S4iOl94.49.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-31

CAPTAIN s. p. QuACKKNBusH has been author
tied TO delay reporting for the command OF the
navy ard, Pensacola. until January 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-31

AEE the police aware that the regulation
against sailing street-car tracks Is being vio-
lated?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-31

TIE TREASURY now holds $3.50 S23 $50 in L. =.
bonds to secure national bank circulation, AMI
Sl4,50, ,QoJ TO secure public deposits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-31

WHEELEB BROS,
w STOCK, GRAIN AND PROVISION BRO
kERS, Representing
NJ. S. Nichols h Co. Chicago Ill.
R. IL. Parks, New York;
II. Z. Dillingham; L Co., New York,
Have opened the offices
Cor. 18th st. and Penna. ave-,
With special wires to New York and CHICAGO and
viii receive every huctuation OF these markets,
Send for Q Daily Market Report. dec23
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ME ARE MANUFACTURING. SLATE
w MANTELS, and have large s.ock OF NAN
LIS q new and attractive cesi ans, and By eNsni
AAuoL he suI erfority of our work IL sppsrent
HAYWARD Il HUTCHINSON,
.ees No. 3f7 3ti, street NV.
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ARMY OFFICERS.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY, ADJUTANT GE
ERALS OFFICE. WASHINGTON. December 30 lSS
tCircular.l Officers OF the army In this city W
assemble, in full<lnitorm, at the Adutal
Generals Office, at 1880 O'Clock m. on Satu
day, January 1, 1851, to pay their respects
the President OF the United States. BY con
mand OF General Sherman.
Mt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-31

WAsBlNGTON CITY, Dee. IS, 1880.
US SnTICE.-A general meeting of the
sTOCKP OLDEBS of the COLUMBIA TURNPIkE i
ROAD COMPANY viii be holden in the Directors
Room OF the Bank Of Washington on MONDAY, the
Sd day OF January. 1881, at poon for the pur pose
OF electlng President and Directors for the ensu-
ing year.
dsc29 81 EDWARD TEMPLE. President
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nAYWARD & HUTCHINDON.
3I7 Ninth st. northwest.
gives special attention to
MODERNIZING DEFECTIVE PLUMBING
in city residences. and, having large force Of COM
petent workmen. attend promptly TO ali jobbing
orders octl1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-31

About O'Clock this mornisg Policeman How
ell, OF the flrst precinct found.a middle aged
man, named Carroll, living on X street south
est y Ing on the street. near the arsenal gate
In freeZing condition and unable TO move He
took him to his home.
Mr.. James n. Chadwick, who fell Christmas
eve and broke his right leg and sprained MS
ankle, is recovering from the effects OF the ac-
ciGent.
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WE WILL GUARANTEE
e. D. NORCROSS FURNACE REGULATOR
win its cost in fuel every Its the simplest
CHEAPEST AND BEST.
Do not confound the name with some other.
, 1880-10-02
Is expected thu. The American Vol. wilt ba
ready early next year.

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