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, 1881-06-11

l4oHIsVif.1.l:, Ky., Jume l0.--Tl,o course nt
La0 'arkots lias been 10 Hll,cll IN thu line OF
tae piemstllng two weeks tl,at n Detailed re-
'saw vsn prs,se,.t hut lItt!e Ut Interest. Dry
suo',s hnsa continued III actlyc or.!er lie
alp Ml, with II llriM feeling. Leading bruauIs
III SoltLat1. alld Western shcetjngs hive bonn
nautu ADVANCED. Louisville jeans i,ays beuls
i,rtiye ut HtIfenlng prizes.
WtIul 1.Ns been very active, and thu 1llarkct
l,as ruled tirni. At large lillbfin saiu III tie
state, co'nl,!.is wnul brt.uTi't s7:a!? cents;
UNI! ulerfnD, s!!,0l celltS.
Thu leut-tOhAccu mnrkgt. utter some inter-
mediate H!ackurss. IL aEnln tlcttvu anil tlr,j,
ttlaugEI mi nttmltnh!o planting se..soM luis
btt,ll u,lfOyctt tlltuugltnut thu Stnte.
Thu llUnr trade Inns been quiet, atd GRIM
l!as been generally s.ei!dy, witt! il,creA,sgtt
iirinness Iii wheat. Hay Ii extreluely dull,
ulMl pTLGU3 ht1 tnWEr.
Tiia lrnn market remains qu!ct In all elc-
| purtnlunts.
Whisky Ilas bcen in moderate demand, mud
prices nre stationary.
| Money has bgcn accMlnu!atlng III hank In
consequence Ut s0n!O aluckeltl1X Il, tlGlnlt1l.,
There II II yntymnrkctt strength In ali cls.sscs
| Ut Our lUcAl SGGilEltlts.
, 1881-06-11

ATLANTA, Ga., June lo.-rho State Con-
vent1on Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciatEon electad Walter Il. Drown President.
MaAy vls1turs arc present from other Stntes,
, 1881-06-11
CENTRAL. GRAND plyts1,,y.

TIC cphtrn1 division represents Oiic-tlIjrd
Of the wheat nrca Of the StAte
Tllu c0aElltles, Will. scarcely MI execution
report tilo condition Of wheat ns mucil worsa
than at tiMo Of previous report tslay i, at
cent Of MI average yield pr acre
Tile tablo shows tint II ppr cent al the
wheat ,,rua Inns been pl0wett uu, aud Tie te-
manning acreNGe Promises but IS per cent pl
I'LL AYlrugQ Yfnlu.
, 1881-06-11
hecn expended, fIcu. Walkers work seems
10 gtyU general Satisfaction.
1lEatntiTH.

Tho National Hcpniticu,t to-uorfow will
say: :" 1t Is the intention VI Secrctary Kirk
lntcrIor Department IN tho lst Of .JUly,"
Among tho officials 10 bn removed tho Re
1tthtftstM includes Assistant Secretary
A'omzo DeEl md Calfcf Clerk George II. Lock-
, 1881-06-11

!eatiler market wes NnIetcr, hut Il gousl deal
u sturk IS ll"fnK delivered IN tic i,ont n,ui
S!lns manufacturers nh ,ol'l orders, MIL tliorr
y ~, alsn l. Ilodnrnto new inquiry fur some nj
liclnlork st'le Wlsuuet md Unchanged.
Cu'tsl'!grillE TINT t'its il tic usually ul,ict
seas,'si ~ te ser. tile tr.ln III dry Es,,,is uf
tt,catl5 nll t[cscrpttsn!s l,as been eSceplo1al.
ta.Gn. G ~, UP lnast week. cots1n guoda ,naI,i-
alMl iinrc active inquiry las sci III for gootis
at!N!'tcd tn tho fail ira,le. ~ wv - 49, . 0'''
I!!o trntle fur t,cnt eAtllo opened moro
nctlyc!y ttcaly ti!an last, week. l'rices upon all
number VI l,t,st iotA 3f oatt,o Terc 6o;sj,t III
w mrtlcs f0r sltlpinr,it to tho English aiti
n,iasKow nlarkets, although prices nre tbUllt
thn s!lilie 1T tlosr tsfrts us Inst wrek. TIu
~, tfo!o%Slt,g sl'lphYnts were innttu trom l}ostUn
ti,e iotll Inst: 3ll' 1e,l Ut rattle, i: itU sllcCp.
nla .atu quarters Uf slrVssuu buGf.
, 1881-06-11

rotnl.... ..............J7..Gi7,h1i 1,:WJ 1Bs,5 60
- 'rotnl for the country, whe0t sa!d corn.
~, ,tSl: rye, nats, barley, Md buck
Wl,eat, ISL ,0o5, QUO. T0tnl: :, III, ,vG., ,0sl.
, 1881-06-11
BALTIMORE.

HA1rlstuilE, JnMe ttl.-Atoncy nbu,,tiant.
10 ,in.,sa w.. ess Sice"'"1'oh 'i'e teha''t!
'i,''t..e .sse" 'ooutnefh oontls SHOW \ general
aecl'hc, anu there sec,ncd only n ,notloratu
daslDslslon to tlcal III thom. OF tho inure
Is y,.ry small ~" nv nom.iu"", ". w .'.o a'latRet
m,li,n,oi n,,,,,.. t,,o Io.!"cu ',! in4y Weather
n.'.".eu ,i,.' asa!l'ss thc dry'Kooas traic, utnl
:3}H'ay :}'.y 2 f'lotcrntn tnbblnE trntlo was. donc.
r9l.l steady. will IL Slight atlyaiIcc over tl,o
closing liltes uf Inst wee!s. l.cotpts Of the
fnist week wcre Mnro tlmn, :D0DI0 bushels
l,s sss ..!'t'' tho nrece.nK weak ald sales de-
IS. EXPORTS were: moro tlinl, NJ il,
t:,c ,averagc, though there was no narkcsl
nitXsoly on tliu rart Ut .sl1pmra to scill
ntt cnrEngs Tic yet weather Ii likely to t,rtt-
,,ea ,"Y.i sf 70 ,1in u 1e Rr?wi's WHEAT Yce the
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-03-31
HOLDES'S DISABILITIES,

Mr.. Z Carter, as chairman Of the
committee to take in charge the
question VI the removal Is the die.
abilities Of ". W. Holden, con.
cludcs a report as follows: "Thc
General Assembly in the opinion
"f the undersigned, would not make
much u q mistake in extending
uIis act VI grace aud msgnsninity
to Vuc whVoe freedoms would bring
no harm 10 the State"
TIC mistake weuld not 10 one Oi
griee aud magnaninity. Ii would
hs Que OisevUre principle. Mag
mamimiiy 10 urgei on the parallel
ground u msgnsnImity 10 rebels,
Rebels are ~ circumstances make
them. Suve ,ssinl they arc pAtri
ate. Defeated they are rebels
But principles Of eternal law ars
nOt affected. Its upon this grOupC
that We "rr'Vre the enfrsnchise
ment Vi IN. tiv,. Holden. lis wa
hvt rebellion. il Was the assunp
ton Of auivcrsiic, nnrcrublicsn
unconstitutional powers. Lis va
not Resistance 10 oppression. |
Was the assertion Vi right to over
ride popular liberties.
The condemnation u ouch asseI
ton 'nust be engraven eternalI.
upon the fCcmds u tie State. r
cancel il, would 10 10 cay that Il,
path Ia y rsI'n, w,s always . cue
Adlniribg ". ". Holden persot
AL, We L"Id 10 the view that a.
h,.auIt ul"L u ular liLertitI
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NEW OFFICE CREATED.

Under the provisions Of s-e,ion IS Of
the new school law Of 1881, passed at the
recrbt session OF the General Assembly.
the Office Of county examiner is aboli.tsd
to take tff.ct from aud alter The frs,
hond , in june, 1881. State superin.
lendcnt Of Public InsrucIiOa John c.
Scarborough has sent Mr.. WIN. MsxwoIl.
>ecretsry Of the county board Of euuca.
,ion. eir'slar. in which he says I'm
Der he i'auvisions Of G ion 10 ofthis Law
a cogp'y superintendent of public inslrae
tim i' TO he elected on the first Mon. Ia,
70 Jane by joint session Of the bo,rl 81
education and hoard Of magistrates Of b,
county. You will therefore call this /
the attention Of your board al onre ihs
earh member Of the board may have am,
Ple time TO uL.id,r the qua lf 4In o
"sccsary to IN in,elIie. Mt and fl zen
iiscbargs u The daii-s ~ the Utficr.
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THE. FEAR OF REFORM.

Fanaticism has it's wild storms
of fury; aud for the while all goes
down before them. The euthusi.
asin Of Peter the Hermit kept Ea.
repe in the madness Of an imprac,
ticable but ccmmendable crusade
f1r many Years to- rees.ablisl' in
ground prcphetically doomed the
wilday Of CHRISTIAN domination,
Since that wonderful era crusade,
against human govern ments.
against human errors. against hu'
mar habits have been equally the
Subjects Of frenzied enthusiasm;
looking neither to the right or left.
slapping reason in the lace, striking
friend and foe with equal imparti,
rlity Of, yigor ...
IL isshgh ind obls exercise Of hu.
man topper Tor 1t is predieated nPon
groundsor CERTAIN rsrcsptibiIsy OF
Ieii,ction to which weaker moral for,
ces ought Of right to yield.
The solsrIes Of pure, principles and
ighsr mt tivss; the children VI the
school, II human eOLducl imbibisg these
lessons from ,hsss sacred pages which
leave NJ Indulgence to human infrmity,
do Lot willingly tolerate the tenpori.
sing spirit that gives weakness its in
diligence. They point to the standard
which tells Of no s'mproni,s; which
Yields TO no sompuls uus; and which
leads TO n snisersal conquest. Il 10 VIZ
tory. Or it is do sa.
Ii comes u this spirit that tbs " oe
eoantry is agitateI on the subje;: Of
tenperan:e. that churche aei A.med.
that conventions are assembled. tina,
legislatures are srsns,d. that coumuni'
ties are interested. that the whole bod,
polite is stirred. Who sUvld dsrid,
the temper that sStuates these move
nsnts' For though selfish faua,scisn
might seek to seize the helm. the gni
ding band is With the power that under
laws the desrest. the bet. this mos
.sersd Of huInnn interest. That bait
has tlken the gaidaues. aHi must di
rect the course Of reform, to Sbsr
reason. religion and the ncn valuabi
+ Of Interests must direct il. Reason cat
not cOmba, the force u events. Iutsr
{ est cannot direct them. Ridisule est
no, weaken them. They must 90 ir,
sistibIJ forward to revolutionizs pa
-, sions. 10 amsliorats society. aud
save hsna"It!'
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Malone achieves nutoEiety which
passes for distinction. No man ri.
see to fame by the path ofindirect.
meas A man who puts himself up
for sale may eVines the power OI
values; he demonstrates no intrin.
sic worth. In q inin"rity or 10 a
majority little Billy Mahonc soabI
have reInaine1 little Bit, NAHUM,
still. As the light wong Lhat H.,
turbet delicate equilibrium, T.,
earriVd he momentum -! giant
lie does not bCenno great beeaa-t
lie has been glsring.
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.TTHE BIGG EST BARGAINS or
TILE SEASON.
MORE aooDs ron the MONEY THAN
EVER!
TIL. whole stock Of DRESS GOODS
must be SOLD--Price, Reduced
from ~ to 40 per cent = Ma.
MS Anirltssoid lar below
COST in order 10
MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP.


prizes. Wc"tler great Inducements. 80 y.
hui 10 ear any oi this ieca osrr.
English errionrls ior ciriains. iiiuitnre
covering. II, ~ 2ss. prr ara Mnrth inc.
biark saiin De L.on " si..a ter saia Moiih
shs, ~ ~ " NosM y. Sotth $40;
Soirru saiih pr. son, hi~auss. sttm ana
rsAm sliiprs. very .hssp
Paid Drives Isa.lS ~ .3sc. Per ,ard Msfth
2s.:
Two-lIuitoh Opera Md gloves at lje.:
| THREE Button Opera Kid Gloves al ;Sc.: -
tine. Button Blagk Sra,ulsss Hid Glsyss--sl-
So IS, o *. aud 8. tl.s .le-t rlusss made
at sS... apair;
Lsr Ia, .a,ass. We sl,aM lie largest ssoss
| ,flhr>e ~ sts Ia thls city.
| 4 lal,ge as,-.rtnruI ol lIpslrry AIR men, w0-
ueu, aud 81, Ilrrn;
I;loyrs III ever, ,lrssripiirn Tor pea. wo-
mru, ami rhiid. en-:
Iiuckal,.c 'roael lrsii 3D.. u - per tIoz.
RI;
I.auies Il,,,,.rY,t ~ al tt,r usa manufacture
The i.tsi ..aa. ~ !. h. m,"'.rs i, The cit.
unr oNhn,apuIagtult, .iouli be enruur.
aged, especially III This ilsgNar, wb.Is
| han tlSse ass,Il,riu. ri n.rtk.
l.ap.BlahLrIs redtlc..i iron S2.su 10 $l.5s,
iiom Ss.bO 10 = .js, 'rUm @ To $500 honi
gioI. .s ~
Bed. Crib. and t;ra.lle-Iilankets I'm nj
qualities, ut the lowest price,;
Cluaks, Uis,e.s aud II lliil,n,--,,ln ext eme.
IN low Drlre, hay. reduced ,,us stock 10 !
iery lev d ths.e garments; what We have
Faney iiibScns ret m, ed rom rs to lsc. from
5lo sss, from 30 To Joe, from " toioe
M .: sa a oss,,u -a,.xh.. s... a,
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umham asrarnsr.
THE JURY SYSTEM.

Lawyers of large experience and
ss,ute perceptions meet, we might
say, annually iTour State Lcgisla.
lures. We know HAT they are
protted by their experience. We
know that the scales Of prejudice
mast he gradually rubbed from
'4,ir eyes as they learn to contrast
The blind supserricnce to tile ira
o Iii MS Of d dim olhscurity,with what
e, on aud light have subsequently
III minated, To nothing but.taeir
Illumination is due the enfssnelise.
mcm,s in the laws Of evidence. In
the dark and CORY pasiods OF En-
glish History, from which America
draws its practice, the accused
stood as already the condemned.
Ills interest in his innosenee worked
against his aquittsE Tobe charged
with a crime was to be CONDEMNED
in advgee. The law was for She
prosecutor. The condemnation wac
Tor the victim; victim he was; for
his mouth wasshut, his hands were
tied; lis credit was destroyed.
Now look at the change! The
accused is a free man; he stands on
his rights, he renders accusation
for accusation. He returns railing
for railing. He Siil not meanly
snccumb to overbearing judges OF
browbeating lawyers. His cause
10 his own, not that of the courts
Now shall We not 20 step farther
ia the pursuit of rea'on. Antiquity
is not sacred, merely becs use it il
antiquity. Why should We hedge
in the trial BY jury with sancit,
that might glority the decisions o
demigods. Why shall we say tina
twelve men have superhumar
attributcsi Why shall we say tina
such twelve men, selected with th'
labor and care always exercised il
the choice Of iuriss- should hav,
been chosen with such consumnat
knowledge Of human nature tia
they were chosen with special rel
srence to absolute unanimityl TIL
old story Of Charles the With c
Spain spending. the imbecllity @
his old age in the vain work {
combining the synchrOnOus move
n,ents Of dozen watches, is poss
bly, silly one. II has its paral
however, in the daily work of Il
modern jury system to endeavor
get twelve minds to work in perfe,
harmony. We take it that it
harder 10 make twelve men thin
exactly alike than to get a harm
HiOus mechanical action.
The whole thing is an absnrdit
There is progress in mind as w
=: in matter. There is a past
rrrJr. We bow before the Gro
We ':espioe the pedautry of PLAT
We = DRY in the light Of Engli
Law history. We spurn the eIlai
that the habits Of early ages ma
unsuitable. Come down To- reaso
aud let lis have the decisions VI il
tire made more respectable thar
Tors up, and the vcrdicts Of eou
more decent than public opini
can much longer tolerate.
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once, and only once, so significantly
resented, shslud be kept in ever
lasting rensssabrance; and thasthsI
penalties iannesed for the esntion
Of all tutweilnitators ought never
be miiisatcds, .
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-03-31

G, neral Upton, WIRE recer .siride
in California 80 shocked hi. many tridnd
was the frSt man who with his own hand
pulled the lauyari Of the gun which sent
the first shos hitting death and destruction
iato the Cosiedente ranks. BY strange
fatality, on the day Of Upton's death. al
Es,ellville, Scot, county, Va, died Cap.
tain Georges. Davidson. m OK. ,ficcr il
latham klicrs, Confederate army, th,
man whoN@ said fred the first shot q
the 6rst k}uleof Bull Run.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-03-31
BACK AGAIN.
Statgd Carolina, ~.,.,,..c...,
ORANGE COUNTY. snring Term
1881.
David A. Hunt Admir- OF Notice OF
% mes l. hunt dec LIN mis- psndsH'.
rs.

~ Is,
Walter L. Ilunt. ". s. Roulhac. Eu.
gune Morehsad. john L. Markham. A. a
G. Elliott and Walter whann Geo. DE.
PENDANTS. &C., @>:s.s ~
To an rbosa Il raay concern.
Wen are hereby notified that civil action
Il hath been begun M this Court in The
name Of David A. Hunt a. A amInistrator 8
james I. Hunt ,lec'd plaintiff against the n
buye named defendants whereiI the plaiu-
tin claims 70 have an eVlitaile estate or in
terest 10 All the. real esiafe held 81 owned by
the said. deIendasit Walter l.. Hunt, or M.
signed by him to said w. \. Roulhac deed
dated 3rd day 81 February lssl, In and near
the town 81 Durham and county oI Orange
Aforesaid. 70 wit: Une dwelling house 4 iot
81 land on Main street, about 10 feet front o.,
aid STREET aud situated in front Of sears
Livery stable IN said town.
One vacant lot OF land on Lee Street Joining
lots Of W. It. BLACKWELL aud j. Is. Duke and
containing a51nt seven tenths Of an acre.
tine vacant Brick yard lot adjoining Iots
| Of A. q. ElliotI aud others and CONTAINING n.
bout ane-iIalf az srres
Une dwelling house aud lot on Man-um
STREET. containing aIOtIt one half an atr,
hall aeie. abs contain lug about one-half an
1c;e.
tine house aud Int on Rnxbsro street ,oin.
ing the luts Of john Markham and Mrs. DIR.
pah May and containing about ohr-haIl an
are. icing tlr 10 p.Ircatse1 By said W. T.,
Hunt 81 W L.g01grF
| One h.iIse and lot purchased nf ID. ~
Mhttakri and wilt on corner Of Raxbora and
Liberty strsrtsani containing aliDut one.
half al Aere = w. .H-
UlIe 1T u lind on which l. an untiuI.h,,i
dwelling hoi''e now 10 the course uI erection
| % building.
unc 10 W ut ~ lind naar saiI tpwu Of
, Dufii4T. cen'3iuilg about . acre. ranyr, eli
~ said Waite. l.. iItHt rs deed on J,,br
Firas hnfn o. @ about ilth day of,iuly ls.s.
I Utii' tfart ri Attld Oh the waters Of Eirrl,ys
Gre, rt,iIlaiGias abJtii y; and onp-lEtlrafras
10 tie county fOrangg aftFVssi,l. and r.,Il.
, y'.yrsl 10 ssd Walter l.. Hunt d. deed ii
lniiHit :. aft vile dated on o. about Iltli
: iJaIudf1 issi
. Al.b one want lot or Roxboro Street ad.
joining ~. iaas Of MIS-. Orpah Hay contain.
B ing about i.a-t aeres.
Aud all pcFsens IRE hsreb nutifed and
xarnsil against nnII hasinE said real estate 81
ant pan ihe,s2I Hifk6k Therein ofthr said
= ! !; \. \: d: &. !.
| ~ - pc Nhirh he ul
; hfl ~ pH My Argslirs. al
sHeiHpf St nil the right
/. The aid arff- ~ 3fS< 4sfion supplement-
81 thereto, fiSiI liz nnsi trltlsd. adjusted
: and drrlarti n TIE Order and Judgment !
, The said CouTt tbI. I,e 81 day Of March A /
1884,.
DArIDA a. HUNT Adn,r o
JA s,zA sfgSf ~er.d b,
jolly w HAYS I his Attorneys
: A. VI sRAHAM
! March 10 2,
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The recent tOwn slsciioEs in NV York
shou that the epnrBt is sesiD setting 10
.ir'bEly toWsid The Democracy. IL Nsw
Y"'I ;be Democratic gain. are quite sss.
"a. AID son" aI"rs trstifying than thoss
made Rochester, = sron. hsld Is Re-
psfteanism. 10 November Gakeld re-.
es.'e3 log uajrity IN Rochester, and 81
rhe "h-rsf sl:tti1n ~ Ta,sIsy he Der.
Osrai. eg,d the ir.asunr By 1o53 ma
riy, aad sllko other munie psl sfbser,
but roe. They exceed 9 good msjoriIy u
ths council sut sehosl bSsrds fss The 6rsi
! tins iasrersl fssr.
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The Ra'eish Observer hammers on the
idea If the comm raial importance o
Raleigh aud he m DIS TO sggraadhe il.
Weean ten the OBSERVER whare the
Raleigh men miss il. They think their
sell 9lori6ca,ian win compel tribute 1,
them Other commuaitiss Thick differ
emily, and work for their business. They
advertise. Raleigh does not They sd.
vance, and Raleigh wonders that she ge,s
cotton. Shsgeis nothing else, and will
be no commercial emporium unless >at
shaws i greater regard 10 primers ink.
Pat your ads into the country. and you
may then talk Of commercial command.
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FERTILIZERS.

OBER,S SPECIAL TOBACCO CON-
POUND saa STAR Brand for Cotton
and TbasK,. FOR sale II Mebanr,ilIe &
Graham. or further.parnculars adj,
dress sulscrfberat MebaneviIle.
J. =. TROL,sNGER. Agent.
March 50 81
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wAsBISeTOs. Msscb 2s. The PEI.
dent ks- decided Los 10 s4Il .n extra see.
sion " Coogrua.
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AN ACT To REGULATE OFFICIAL
ADVERTISING,

AN All ~ NEUUbAIL Orrlll.tL
ADVERTISING,
The Genenal Asseabiy 81 North Cn's
olina do enact:
SEcrIosl. That notices ofevery sale
Of real estate, made by order Of any court,
or sale auaer execution, shall be publish,
ed once week for four weeks, immcdi-
ately preceding such sale, 10 a newspaper
lif any there bel Published in the county
wherein such sale is to be mad; Provi.
ded, Thst ths cest Of such publ cation
shall not in any case exceed three dollars,
to bs taxed as other sostsin ouch proceed
ing or action.
SIC =. That the notices required BY
section IS, chapter As. VI Battles Revi.
sal, shall BE- published once . week fol
four weeks, in newspaper lif any there
bel published in the county; Provided
That the cos s thel-of shall not in an,
case exceed two dollars .4f&
Sac. 3. That the annual statement o
county commissioners, required BY section
Is. ohapt n, Of Bi;tls's R'visaI, shall
be published in newspaper tif any Their
bel published in the county; Provided
That the e,st Of the same shall hot excee
q hall cent a word.
SIC. 4 Thar the annual report of th
e"unty finance committee shall be put
Iished 10 the county; Provided; That b
cost OF the ssms shall aot exceed = ha
eeut word.
Sac. 5. That oil laws aud clauses .
laws 10 esLfist with his act 10 aud Il
same are hryeby repealed.
Sac 6 That this act shall be 10 for,
from aud after the first day Of MareI
1851.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-03-31

The multiplication Of newspapers
in the State is 'npr. a sign Of jour.
nalisiic ene'gy than ot popular do,
inand. Sad to say, the people lag
behind in the UEc particular OF
newspaper support, the general
tendency to education. The news
paper IS not 4 scientific educator.
1t is not perfectly accurate edu
Gator. But il 10 u liLeratnr aud
enlightoner which prepares the in.
teIlect for higher flights. The
mind that becumes gradually ealti.
rated is really for the dc, per and
higher culture VI better intellect nal
aim.
The seeds sown in a carvlcs, pro.
fusion 90 not always fall n stony
"r thSrny places. Nor are the light
winged shafts that are cot AHA,
from the flower seed Of editorial
efflOrrescen nee the fimsy down that
sports upon the wind and perish
forever. They fnd 3 Judgement
somewhere, and in some brain and
heart, and iIucti6es. And the news
paper is this noiseless seed sown
| The RichuIobd and DsnSil.s RailrnsS
Company hss succeeded in leasing III
Chsrh,tte cod Atlrnta Air Line rod &c e.
bitter opposition. Conssctel as that ras,
nov 10 with our interests. We sonf o
pleasure Of the rs-aif. We bsIicvs III,
management ofour interest.. taken f'ou
% wit! out our so7ssns. hes LeeH ~ va
srdIiberaias We eoald have sIresisd
We know Of DO more esbscisplinus gen
tlsmsn than col Buford, who nsnaE
Affairs generally: nor more sctive ard t.
isIlissst officer than Col A. 3 ABdrsr
With whom sc have more particularly q
deal. C,Itainly the init rests ofibs sioe
holder, IL the N. q. n. X. ar. strezslh
> sned By this new @ovsmenL
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-03-31

tn" cot % il the SENATE wlxss Va N i.
The I,e'socrau ascltar that they viii
.'aHd hrn aud diito The Repsblic,ns.
'Iuc NJ The o hrr mna rive way ettn'u+
ally uElssr . o. npTonisc ]. ssr cd ntou.
but W trust ihai i will MT le sl,r Drm.
oersts. Aud u will not b.. ri,hu, ifske
vel iBi'amsj ws,hinE,oB eouesI ondent
n b. RishDoad Star l. eViIevl. lie
says
The DsnocEsts hsys been making the
mos' ~ their opportunity ard arc sij yipx
the rare pleasure IL seeing their political
opponents in m awkward predissnsni
about ih proposed shsngs Of Ssn.'e oIE-
GERS Invitations Of dissoarcnt sitb The
uay the Repsb.ibas eas, has ten mso-
aged are evi'iesf on the gtppbIirsn -i,l..
aud i !. prsbsble ilat they viii SEX an
cay wsy te sei ont n the scsspe. perhaps
BY proposing to abandon further attempts
to install Rspubliesn uiisrer, nns. proyi-
dea the Democrats will ssrse MI 70 sli-
.ustsr against ID In DE mbsr. While the
DcnsTsls may net intend 10 hlibu.tsr
sTsiss. change Of officers a. the regular
session. il 10 not believed that they wiIl
pledge themselves in advance DOT 70 do %.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-03-31

81 +
A, communication is published 10 an.
other eslunn endorsing the suggssiioS Oh
Hon. W. M Shipp,as the Successor Of
JadssrDava Svhenck, who i y under-
stood win resign % the BAT OF April hext'
We heartily endorss the sensausents Of
the writer, as we are satisfied that the juc
dicial ermine could fall on no more wor-
,hy shoulders, and ,hisls bat uttering i
sentiment that will meet = hearty re-
Spouse from one end al the State to, the
other, A oae Oh our Superior Court
Judges in oahsr days, and a. AttorLe,-
General otthe State, Judge Shipp has
worp bis Lonos worthily aud discharged
his responsibiliiie. with credit 10 himself
as y esntlemsu AMI with marked ability
az lawyer charlotte 0.'seIur
! W, e,id,srs. the above niost heartily.
~ the vacancy !. 10 be d lei by E,e utivc
uppo,n usut, We hop, the Governor vii.
not fail IL ln,y ,s.plain 10 10 7 c,Rnix
its qualifications Of . good lawyer and q
good mau. Let Judge Suipp resume his
old and annared i,k. -t .cardr