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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-03

CELESTE perforines on Piano ard
Organ separately, or both instru-
ments combined, with full musical
facultiea. Deprived Of the three
musical senses, seeing, hearing and
touch, she viii perform equally as
we'll as when exercising al Of her
senses. She will be b,iudlolGed with
handkerchief over her eyes, her
ears stopped efectaalIy, thus tenn
porayily suspending seeing and
hearing absolutely, The third mn-
steal sense will be intercepted by the
introduction Of a coarse shawl laid
over the key-boards Of both instru-
neut,, through which she viii mani
rulate the two key-boards at the
same time, the cloth necessarily
affecting the sense of touch SO as to
more than half neutralize that del
cate faculty. She must lie seen =
lie eoIp pretended.
Taa treat musical caeiu Ti,l az
pear ID Zg;aclal 1,.c1 the 1o.h iast
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-03

ATTENTION, MINERS GUARDS
Ralley on North Point, Milwaukee,
June 7th, to greet old Comrads and
renew Friendship, which time has
almost obliterated. Shall we not
every remaining member use the
greatest Exertion so to do! Com
munication from any member would
be greatfully received by VIM. IL.
Dow. Weganwega, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-03

WELLS, of Lodi, the owner of Big
Indian, has sent challenge to match
ais horse against Burglar, in run
ming race, for 500 a side and gate
money. The race to come off on the
Boscobel track, and there is n pos
sibility that the challenge will be
accepted.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-03

MiLLINERY,--Mrs. James win
soil for the next fourteen days, goods
as below.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-03

CITY MILL.--After having been
closed for over a month for repairs
the City Mill was finally opened last
Saturday. The thoroughness with
which it has been completed is the
case of so long a delay. 1t is now
ready for any ammount of Custom,
and is capable of giving as good
satisfaction as any mill in the
country.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23
old a little colored girl bv the name of

told a little colored girl bv the name o
Alice Ellis, that | wanted Der TO 90 /,
4. +. Austell 5 and get me some -four
and gaze her 4 pillow case and start
81 her, and | followed after her till We
came TO the edge of an old pine field
ana there took her out into the pines
and abused her; and she .aid she Wa.
going To tell her papa and commenced
crying and trying TO &C: loose. when
| spread the pillow slip that she had
over her face and picked up a rock
that would woigh : or 10 rounds and
lit her on the for.he al and killed her
That seemed 10 sober me, and | began
70 TX up = plan 70 Try to get out Of il
and pack il on some one else. so |
went about q quarter Of a mile up INTO
another pine field AMI there | made
some signs like | had been in fight
with somebody. Then | went back
down 10 nv house and nv little girl.
met me ana SAID Papa, Alice hahn,
come with that flour yet. and | said
She hain't, And by this time Mrs.
Austeil had come TO ms house and |
stepped TO my door and spoke and told
my wife that | wanted nv pistol and
She said: What in the world is the
matter" and | told her that had met
up with a convict and he trle 10 make
me swap shirts with him and that VAS
going 10 Kill him, out Mrs. AnSt"ll said
No, don't do that. Mr...heith." and
went back up 10 the bar room and I'll
Bot Ellis what had taken place (abuut
the convict and asked him 10 20 and
ne'p me TO arrest him. HIS replied he
would. and We went back INTO the
tbicket, where had made the sign,
nd there we tool a close hunt around
for him, butcould not find the im.gin-
airy convict. Then Webb Ellis aud
went into the same pine field where
had killed the little girl, hunting for
the convict, aud there We found her.
That was my intention to find her -
when | started to that thicket iiav
ing found her, 500 there were several
people gathered into the thicket hua-
ting and searching for the tracks Of I
person who had killed her. They soou
found where | haG carried her through
a cotton patch to the thicket. Then
they measured the tracks and 1t fitted
nv boot. and Just about dark they ar.
rested me and there was a strong talk
among them of taking me and hanging
me at once, hut they carried me on 10
Shelby, took me before Justice w. =. :
Love, and | sent for lawyer W. {, Dur
ham 10 defend me, but | was commit
ted to Jail till court.
In his trial it wa. proven that on the
very evening OF the crime such a char
acter as he described was actually seen
by several parties in the neighborhood,
near Shelby, where the crime was com
Observer.
Five thousand people witnessed the
execution. Keith confessed on the
scaffold and laid the blame to whiskey
and bad company.
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23

Swiss IMMIGaANTs.-A company OF
Swiss immigrants passed down the All
Line night before last, on their way to
the Swiss colony, at Mount Airy, GA.
they were in charge of w. j. Houston,
passenger agent of the Air Line road.
The colony mas been founded for two
years and is in a prosperous condition.
Utnels are expected to arrive from
ulne u time. They will occupy the
land lately registered and advertised by
the Air Lire road. Char. Observer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23

sg"Ii Svu viii ~ do u i~.or to the
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23

PART II.-RECoSsTRUCTIoS.
A chapter of RetrOspect. Supe b bearing OF
the south IN the hour of her sorrowful Over
consultation with the Oricers in every Southern
state. reports All extraordinary Quiescence and
F.rhe france OH the part I the ruin a people.
p,t TO secure Power, the Sectionalists III on
~, r. determine to override the SSutherners with
IRON Hoofs for ten Yea = to come. Positive
moo. that this policy was to be carried cut, re-
r.riless Of any submIss veneSs In the victims.
Military Rule. The Freedmen's Bureau estab-
fishes a petty despot in every Southern village
system attic efforts to xntagonize the Races. In
fax Of swarIu. of sharpers and swindlers, scent
ing spoil, and insensible to shame. Cruel de
ception of the ex-slaves in respect to their Rights,
Privileges, and Expectations. Race conflicts pro-
vosed for party purposes Organization OF Oath
bound Leagues. Murder, Robbery, Rape, Arson
a.d Anarchy reported from all parts of the
south Riots and ASS .ssin-tioDs in North Caro-
u ack Brovnlow over-runs Tennessee with
band. OF hiring soldiery. Twelve hundred
crimes committed by these cut Threats within
tue.ve months. Organization Of the Constitu-
tioua! Guard, or White brotherhood, TO protec,
v,ncu and children. Gen. n b. Forest, com
p,,Ud-r-in-c chef. Rapid spread o; the order i'll
t. all the outheru states under the spur of local
E.. tr ubles. Cor SUI tation OF Southern cad
,-s IN New York Seizure OF the Southern Stat.
Governments 10y sc@lIawags and sharpers Ex-
t,e,,r mary scenes At taleigh, Columbia, and
-. S-re IT, Vol -" XIII war.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23

TARBoRo SoUTHERNER Items. Our
Young folks gave IA delightful socIable
n honor of Miss Lula MouIaw, OF War
reuton, aud Miss McCutchIn, OF Whit
aker., on Friday night OF last week.
Mr.. James Pender, a clever young law
yer ofthis place, has been appointed l.
:. Commissioner by Judge Brooks,
vice w. =. Williamson resigned. Tia s
is a worthy appointment and gives geh-
cal satistaction.-A car load of cot
ton burned up at Weldon on Friday
night. 1t was on the Se;sDoard track.
= Messrs. Baker, Bynum, Sharpe
and Powell, Tarboro representatives.
at the Greenville ball, on Wednesday
night of last week. are loud III their
praise. of Greenville's fair ones, and say
the affair, in every respect was a NEST
ENJOYABLE successive are glad 10
learn from a private source-though
not from him-that Capt. Shotwell will
give the public his most interesting war
Renaissance. In a book torm.-Rev
Mr.. Baldwin, who has been In charge OF
the Presbyterian church here. has az
ceoted a call to the church in Rocky
Mount and removed, with his family,
to that place The married men
ofTarboro will, we learn. give a grand
bali on the 18th of December w lille,
son our good farmer, ID. w. Lancaster,
averaged pitching out 400 fb..cotton per
week and went to singing school be-
sides. In three days he picked out
1900 pounds.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23

Fayetteville Examiner: The Yves
tern Union Telegraph Company is about
to put up Il wire between Fayetteville
and Sanford.
The Virginia Midland Railroad, sold
at auction ON Monday was bought for
the creditors at 50, 600, UoJ.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23
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a HKAH- Sk-ln 80 NO
RECEIVED PAYMENT.

Nort.-To avoid lossts ~ mail. and f.o
bother Of giving. aud iT,terslut. kc.eIF~.
we shall print la thi@ column -" anlu4ufs
received each week. aud ih~ time to WhIgh
the subscriber II paid. liyr"afisr asa Alpley
VII bc creIlt"I Oh tAe books uN:3 It n IIeNUa
here. SO look for your uatuv. and IL II A,. g
not appear or II There he any mistake Ia tac
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23

Mr.. John III. human, one OF Geor-
gas ~milllonalres, stcpp Ell out of the
Confederate army, less than % year,
ago, utterly pennile.s. He was a mere
boy then, and entered a cotton firm as "A
clerk. He is now only thirty six year.
old and has an income Of 500. 900 a
wear
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23

Branch & Co. of Petersburg Va
and New York capitalists, made tn,
present proposition TO settle the debt
They arr sharp brokers and trades.
We do not believe that the y. E.. Com
mt~siou has agreed to 1t. We do not
believe that Hon. Geo. DAVIS of Vii
~saiagtou one % the Commoncrs. was
present or has agreed 10 any such ia.
fair scheme. And neither do We re
!leve that the other members Of tile
Commission have fully endorsed it.
Nor will Gov. JARVIS approve 1t Nth
out submitting the matter Ia the Leg
isiature.
t- But f Treasurer Worth and all the
officials Of the State were To agree To
burden u tax PAYERS with an addi
tional debt OF 81. 10000 for the pgr
pose Of settling = particular class OF oar
State sebt dt par With sx per cen,
Bond. while other Just a. worthy crc.il
tors arr getting only a fo4sr per cent
Bond a. =. - and a. per cen. discount
the Legislature should not endorse II.
or consent 10 such Al unequal and un-
fair measure. If our good OLD homes:
Treasurer, Worth, has agreed - aus
such scheme W shall feel greatly sur
prsed, and think he has aeru mI~Ica
and deceived bs tire cunning BoodboI-
ers-Chsriotic Dam. RI, Do H..
cen Haven, Just appointed Chief
sigma Officer h, ~ilayes. We know bun
little Of hun, but hl> parts friends AL
10 Auo" hun, and some 80 the
array officers have some understanding
OF his character. The iollowtug from
that vigorous EXPONENT OF uamltigatcd
Radlcallsm. the Chicago f4tsr O,om.
speaks Tor itself
teen. tiazen i, the most lnycterAtc +
III the arms, AM spent,
his winters ia Washington seeking al
vaucement, and favor lie l. 4 mau Of
fine appearance and pleasing social
qualities, but 1t may be safely predicted
that, before his nomination j. disposed
OF By the Senate, -pme very dI~aercca-
ble scandals will be revived that II were
tor the army and all concerned
should be forgotten. The
court martial OF two years Z IN which :,
trcn. Hazen was the cun-pIcuou, agurc,
was a dlgrace to the army, ani the ties .
tlmony taken before II VIII be recalled 10 ,
his disadvantage. Gen. S.anley wrotca
letter for publication In which he de ,
nounced liazen a, an lmpo>tcr, and DC .
his character IN even stronger ,
language. Hazen had Stanley tried bv /;
4 court martial on a charge Of falschood. +.
hearing evidence for four weeks .
the court decided that Stanley was a,t ,
guilty Of fa>ehoo1 in p~ronouncing
liazen an impostor. The Judgment OF ,
he court was 50 severe upon iiazcu
he for a time retired from public .
T.
There, 1t lis not our mud. 1t l. not
Democratic mud, but good, thick,
sticking Radical mud, and no mistake
AID don't you forget it after reading il. .
II some Democrat should intimate that
It was an outrage that Gen. Miles u e.
Col. Mallory. or Capt. Howgate was MT
appointed, and that IIazen WAS ignor
corrupt and wicked, it would be
denounced as a Democratic Islander.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

~ Corrected every Wednesday "a sfa#r.
therefore showing the state pf Tire market. -
the previous day, TuE-BAY-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23
BETTER STILL!

For $500 (four dollars we will fur
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one year price 5000: DEMOREsT's
MAGAZINE one year price = 800, and
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23
THREE YEARS IN BATTLE,
AND
THREE IN PRISON.

RANDOLPH A. SHOTWELL.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23

PART u.-RECoSsrRUCTIoS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-23

Thus on the 18th day Of July, 1865,
NY s~uiuIer-Iiie came to an end. Ala
the years OF sorrow and suffering were
not ended with 1t
TO BE CONTINUED.
, 1880-12-22
SOCIAL EVENTS.

Tho residence Of Alfred Hooth, Esq.,, No. 1878
Michigan Ayon,lc, WINS last evening thu scene Ut
n quilt mid elegant wedtllug. the larttes to
which were hts daughter. Miss Margaret Ernmn
nooth und Ntr. Charles Sheppard Norris. Tito
number OF iuyltatEons Issued WIS limited, an1
tho ceremony wins Witnessed by tho rclutives
and Immediate friends OF tho brltlr and gr0otn.
Tho lnrgc parlura of tito house wcro lIaNl-
sonuiy md tastofulfydccur1ttcd b. Miller, tho
florist. Tho chandeliers wcrc hitliun IT,
ks so I'D saks IS q aowers en ts' sSs x pss
Ut thoughtful trloIltls, woro scnttere nbort In
rofusio Te n9nteIs hp5 9tSs ~ ,; 1i rr9
grootn. between tho two pArlurs WINS suspended
in immense tloral bull. mud b9twegn tho two
ssnc.i by tho l,r!iv. It W.T. n largo hook anl
eye. two feet square. tho hook buing composed
q pink carnations aId tto Uye ol white cnsi,,l-
. shs ,i!ey t. IT, 4: Iiolia!,,!. itestor &
E'x " uso Enssp p chHss rss1y sss5 Dssssr oSss sts
%sse aucS,nfpnsiesi BY MIse Alice l,ooth ,,d Ms:
arsss naie 1y Worth. l. consisted q x,,ite
@ sra ssrs @ N eris sHst na si aco,s @ ss s'
served Gy WrIxht, and saaSlivnt in!'sic w;'s
md xrootn recelved thg congratulations of tholr
!" tSs Sor 9ssf pctr t'a hoy rsF t sssas sS h' II
friends on .aii md i. lhuy rcau!yel i Nun
her Of handsome prosonts last evening, but thoy
l!lshop anl Mrr MeLarcn, the Isev. Pr. IND Mrs;
5lrs d. Il. shipnus s!r. aud Miss Fred luly, III.
and Mrs: \: Al le,,cr YIN @ Mr Mnd airs; H., Ffed SAaR- p
@s @ s sr s aai III s. s"YiSs isny G Gos%s sa ' a ~ M
Mira. Z. IL. SMrpent, ar. ntl Mrs. Edward T. Hull
, 1880-12-22

rHoP. FRANCIS Il. PATTON
lecturod Inst eycnlnE in CAMipboll Turk rrcsby.
torfnn Church uunn " n,,,,t,ta.'' TIN nu,tcnro
.vna ,,nt i.r,o nj th,so WIN ,,ro,.o,t tho .,o.
"s's uo1 '"sko' wv |aoso "no e1"seu 'ne WV
NIGHTS "efc amply Compensated. or' pnttofs' III
all hia LECTURES, assus1sca tho manner Of QUO who
soctni ,n,Ir win thom and hIs rc,nnrIs ,nst
e"eI.. A"'A WIN taont' al'a nis tc,.'"ske !."t
evGnlnE wore no exception 70 tho rule. Among
othot lnsh9s ~ iAtton aa!4 tnat hlen ouRht %
tocoxll'zo u u!ststlctlun III regoT. as they 90 N
nlHtors pertaining 10 tho daliy iio OF tno
Aver1lK9 bptnK. Ihoy ought 70 TO INQUEST
N lhlnkHlK ul tho soet!tll 1ucstlons
embraced M Il, wnat 4 termed re1'so so fr IL ~
knowle,lEy which be had ,ne.larca at second
hanl aud rely solely upon whit ho knew by Bon,o
Process ot intultion. thC.o would bo PRECIOUS
!ttle lelI. anu 20 atld no dolbt out many " hls
hentefB Wefo liko n!tn ~ t1at regard. u was
lGElt'tn0to nut mot monument upon people TO
dnubt. X WIS lot 70 tne orealt VI tne phlE0so-
phers q tno curly part OF thG present cg!atury
% taaI they doM!'ted sn @ tne . train Of tue Divine
Worl, ont tnG!F very dhMoH anu asautlp-
ttons had !nM tue fp!lntlati0n for tlio pro.
found srudiuon an1 schnlatsh!p nf tue Inst
tWoilty.hyo yaAfs when nat! pf9unecu SO t'any
thlnkink men, who bud Rightly interpreted tho
Scriptures UNI rot ut rest tho Ro-calltd dognaa
o. taon!oxy.
In0 tkRuonhliskle uouDtef Ahue t"o SERIOUS
MISTAKES; First, ~ to tue proppr 0iico Of roa'
soIi IN rnattoFH Ut beipf; And second, a. TO thg
sr9pss nsGoaI r. t reaso u atteEs ~ o1 at
WIS y neyor- ceasinK conflict OF nplnIon, ald It
naa t i noW noGotno tl9 custom " many cases ior
tho hRtlonn!iseto thinker to oItpope tho rop0
atia confer 1ntMll.1liaty uNh Atniscll. 60 lar na
hiA oE!nlons wero cnHcornod. 80 Tar ns
, 1880-12-22

The hoard Of Trt.sto9s mot Monday.
4 Ouiftun for licenso to keep satoon on tho
north side OF Fullerton ayouue ntar ABhland
avenue ,vas laid over.
Co1ntlissiouurs' cstifnatos for building sla.
wukH wure returned. amounting tO $DW&. and
tho Rup1r Visor wAa instructed to make 9ppllcA-
s!olors to Illaku usscKsrndnts th1ruGar,
TIC u4e or wAtcr.uletGra TOR private residences
was 0rsletol tn be duNs AWAY with, aIltl tho
ynto parties. A. 4 hus bepn found that but tuw
OF tue lnotern vii! xugiat9r enough to kc1p thutn
solves III tppAlr.
Mr., J. N. Hills was authorized to erect n Inns
of ltlephnue from bis rcslt!epee to tho ltuvrns.
wool railroad tlepot, 4n1 another, from hls
Co,npany 1t Hs,schiiI, Tho a town roscryiny tito
right u use suuh !uea for tlre, police. sChool,
a!1' other town purpQsca. Tho attendance ut
tho meeting waa very s!nail, owing to tho stormy
, 1880-12-22

Plrrs,sUIN, Pa., Dec. 2l.-An Important
meeting nf tho Wester,i Mil Association was
l,ull in tlIts city to-ttny. Nearly every mill
fl tho cou,,try was represented. After full
discussion OF tho stnte Ut tho trntlo n1ut
prospccts for the futurct n s2.sa cnrl was
unanimously adopted. While this Is tho
aa,nu NJ the nominal card, IL Is rently MI MI
vance Of 10 cunts. Manufacturers think
stocks nrn sufficiently low 10 Justify this
stcp, md are .ng opinion that tic new rato
cttti bH maintained
, 1880-12-22

/
icrtcN IRON Engine No. I; :1ohn =. tnnnsfs.
pinoiinain1 i1 transsorrsst frnn. Hoax 4 Lntltor
No.. Mtil!an QuiRlry, .trtnr: transferred tt4f'f
E E..E.nc+ M 10 .; .lohn q1oswln. driver, trats'
Iefrea from t:t1R!hc No. u.
TifR DLn TUNNEL. !
Tho work IT preparing for pumping outttae .
Waller aays tic t,,in1,R w},l jtut DO cou,ulcthrsi
unit! fnrthor orlera from Tho, Council. .Iis,
tul shn be f,inlie M soon Ns it Gun l>c aafttl
ly tone. md sys. IA rousnfi iiloruf0r Tint til,
ssmatl nt tbe isrb" Inns ruI!c,i hin nttcutjpn.A,
the fnut Tint tho watcr In thu iii
tunnel well out tlicrc Is xrcntiy tiIst,,rbt1i.
Mt MI titncs, which fns lctl him IL ssi,vrt tjklft
thers is anottItsF wrosiY, especially s[ncu tha,'
sa so f. s fsmr. s'r "a. 'e; ~, Hs,t i to
tton sno,shers antl, while he e 'n fav"r Of lind.
think 1t would In aMGv 10 et,uh,tnce thu pumping
prnucss nj present. At lrnst. III vlcw nj tho Int.
tor Ut tho Clty Engineer OH tho aIi.}cc. llu Will
not commence the. work untl!.sl Council as-;
sutaea tllo responsibility. "
PROTECTING TIN nocrons.
Dr. m wnii vn. vr.,crtmv IN rccntnt or n ,o,,
t,r from IL H":y"1 w 1T , aet
kuh AtNh ~ t,IhH1HEft +1b ulSh <A1tlhkD
, 1880-12-22

Capt. ". Z. nouyherty, U. y. H.. who has for
eoMo yeaTa past Acted ~ the Intltan Agcut Ut
tho Crow-CEopk Axunoy, arrived In tho city yes
tes,!ay tlorn'n9. accompanied by ten Of tue
and Yanktotuals tribes ii intIIsns. Tne
fegsstet ut tho Nrnnu Pacific llOtei, whuro
tho party eecurutl quarters whtD waiting for the
afternoon tEAil, IL teeNrattNl with tho Hu1ncs OF
i:on Nattun, leal Humid, Medlcllv iinll. lllg
i. 3,anS. tiat.Aa9Mu 1 Elk Mht'e Ghost, Dox-lsacE,
Thetu Chiefs are fulr representative t,f fhgIr
s4btrihes Of the great Sioux Nltlun. They,
Ike ait tho lAdlans under charge OF Clpt,
, 1880-12-22

To those Of our patrons de-
sirous of making Presents in
our special line, we will guar
antee satisfaction in fit or
money to be refunded. This
is an important consideration,
as a great many, especially
gentlemen, are deferred from
making presents Of the above
goods On account Of not be-
ing sure whether the article
can be worn by the person
that it was intended for.
Our Speciality being the
making and fitting Of Suits
and Garments, we are ena-
bled, if the article is not satis-
factory, to make one to order
that will be; if we can't do
that we will cheerfully refund
the money.