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i
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1iar.il ,iU );- :T rlt-Tl I CAROLINA.
nine-teniiis or rauicai ouuc aoiueu auu
EJGGS, Proprietors j a ?Irants ar0 corrupt and vena: .men j
v." -VTTTV,- ' V I"'. VM.iTunhti;:! insta-ices vvhiteinca uhDliave
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SfcrsSsT, - ' - J s 1GLi: I
'jTvK .'L"l'Oil-NKY-CKNEUAfi :
VOL 3I S II IP 1
qt -.rECRr.Exr.T v.c
'Wdo Gocth Before a Fall." j
vvr yv.Mtu, the Apostate Gover- j
ir yji Carolina, is even trying j
1! in Inrmer rascalities
"'.fealG ovcniuicn . for tccps to over-!
J VC -
nen optosed 10 ni auiiiimo-.
ojit'i arrest and puu;s.hicnt every ,
r.r r,.i.rr-il whi.-.h has the fearless- '
i cniose and deuounce his cor- !
,.- .-.--..-i -.'irioiir. of nubiic a!f.iir3 : ' ,
lad" to ausrai'n himself in this diaboli
oa2 schchse ho h 10 be supported by an
.'.r.!:eu craug oC cut-throats and afc3;U:-
jitr.. :
T ... :
ITo afreauy pronounced his aic-
! - r rf f.v 'i.re
.-aiiibt the c.iKora or I'.m. - . .-!-
, . , . i i ,. .
-:p" tlw tcate. and in the lau- j
..ut..---vof the- Wilu-iagtcn Jounvxl he ;
" " !.- ,.n0 .:i! i
lie will be curbed
eAeaus niisCi.i.i
aiu-? by the owr.rdice
of his nature.
Itis coiu-ara will fr.i! bete re his acar
- , , . , i
e.Lavelhe law which i
orth Carolina. 31 eu '
! 1 ' ' !
'Ltere, then, we-L
i rn n.-i'V.'ii'l in
--a cr!rt-p !. virtipis of the- vene- i
iuoa of tile governor
is to be i'geored.
rj aiir.e- arrests at
3i y on e x . f'ai sen o o ds
re-c- proiicuuee the euilt
fxN:.. iTullet-i are
i-iV-sv; iteriEs and
nor to usurp the place of judge and j
jury- This- arc the instruments of;
..a-?e yea, of'vcngeanec and hatred
'-wiiiehGorerncr iloldca says he in- '
.- ,1 , c. t . ,
i-.ncs ta eaipioy in this buatc. l'oca :
, . , ,, , - , ;
realty believe that ah this can be
JCUe -vitli impunity ? Are his soldiers
by about shooting; and hanging .
wlioaisoevet ho suspects or they dis-;
1 J
".Lao:
J.oes he not know they wui o
rh. y Mould be
j.s r.r.t tr.is a nan 01 .
.li-;. wtccca r .c; ranitue i
IT., m-fij T,r.t '
io- mac 7 !ivt" ere sacrificed or upon :
"
t.hi'ih sidb thr l.-.ss fa1 Is. 'Kverv wav
ari.'j3 his
lie intends to carrv
-d''c ckctious.. The peace of the State j
.nri ihc livf-s cf her citizens will not be-!
wiuUed" tc utand between him and i
'i'veecs1?..
'-Again call v.poa our people t
.!:v--.viu those l.se rurprses ot the
.H..vernor.. Let them disregard the !
.-sweo of his aruiel mobs. If a
" ... .. . . .. , , . .
scuilict is- precipitated upon u:, ictus
jrn ritlan ''M'UM'cplinii nf rtip rici! '
.t.eo n.iM.nr u.ia j'l-j.cctioa or tne ciw. .
..... ., ;
::it.. Jjec us continue to obey the eivu ;
av. U-t CJovcriiOt Holdec au-2 Col-!
at i nir.s:e ::.! i tr.e;r case tnre:ini:s :
vo?a;a iXif th.ey dare, and the conses
J '
ir-.ii,'K ftp liMii their own hr-nrls i
I'iI-D'j OK upon ineir own. UCaas. -
v'"e mut t be true to ourselves. Obey j
iiiw.sacd fer not. llut abevts a . !
jfci ui put d'own this lawlessness and
i.-CeiaCe :
!iO
bdlct-lcs. let
in
al'ue oar tiir.-'
!
rrp,a T.i-Ar.nn j
I no JJiucrence.. i
hci. w.i.l those who edit political 1
v iic- i w.i.i those who edit p
;;;pi.rs rcalii'a that it is principles, not
.ii.?.. that- they have to do with' !
1.;.. . ..
i i:a ufts i. .a euison care icr tne per-,
-. !,,. f.r.araeter r.! it nrrdnt;inn.-l nf.li?!.
!;if...-. or r.f.y-oth.:r man, simply s an
:;.'..: r ci a newspaper ! '
Eldgeway Press.
... .'
" - "'k v.--
oora;y. tlu.t,. in ordinary tiices, or even
.ii. U:; tij:;es cf Whigistu and Democ- j
"f-.ty, the-editor-ot a political i:cvrspa
ier L-houj.d dr.ai priucipr liy with, prin--i'j
!'.. not men ; each party being con
ideuc that honest and capable men
only would be presented, r.adthat, in
tot, it was- inertly a queSwieu cf the
:.: tu k- in which certain cgitatsd
:eca,-ur.0e should be carried out.
iufr now. everything is changed.
'.vithin the past few years the country
"-us i:.ni!erjrni:c a marvelous political
-"i.voiutiec.
'J!ho men cf probity, h.oncsty and in
ipUig.cr.ce, who, oi" oil, were wont to
-.Uidipubiic opiuion, have becr,through
si- caulci'.l' reconstruction, compelled to
'.cop !-iltnce, and men of ignorance,
ixuaiiiy a.iid corruption have assumed
the.r pli-.ces and. aspire, to legislato and
JlfO! it,
i'Mn only " principle '' invo.vou in
liia jjreseufc contest is, honesty against
iif-.iionesty, aud it, therefore, becomes
4 . .S1 tt ill L1SC
,. L-;-nt.-u; v;;:.h ar-pi-:i';-:ig tc the out, v.hen ve p,ce ihe-sa same political , gcuticmen.
, I,., i,..., ,,. ;6HUVJ orders to ' thc-ine!vcs forward to lexis ate and 1 , , , ; mormnir a colored person was penuit- i " , , . , , , , ,J , ,
: J UU . , ,T . ! J"'- Jitor.nmy a nolle, and , v . , S , , urandy should be better : and tolerably
i;.0- i-.:ii..enL, of btrae -diht-.a, :4ovcru er.v i:i'.c;c,t.H and the interest.-. s - j heart was shocked ices- tctl J" ' , TTh i iicnu-
, . v.,., .v. v.,u 1:.,, - - .., 1.. the dead body. ho writer ei , U1 P
, -'." T V;V ; TIiSotX U -we of Pres 11,3 Wa thQ ardcr The fish oil millsof Connecticut!
is W Vitrei the approuch-n? e-cc-; havc not ana snail never ia, to bung ,Uuces 0 U.VCth emitted outside of the court ! e j im WM0 tons of
in : : their moral deknm.-cs to public j m t. -1) h hUse, as there wa very little blood in are furn8E t0 the farmers,
- r - t -.v.. -r.,.-Mf.,n ! ...,, : luued m .Le Liuoj Lome. cry at Ail , f , .. . (. j d . , , ,:nA nrtft aP , tvf,v,
;t v' " - I" . t '
1. 1 1 ..a r,f c.-i ' , i i .-tq n re i , ,i , .i 1. 1. r.p'pc .r. rrerri:it . .... . , . . . . .- . .... .... -
toh.-f-hi.-nr-dinto Cll f0"'"1' ' '"' i r r i , , :i. ,i, ,..n , 1 saouM. ba strtmcd at. tae ralo ot a : ranv in retard i its tidf.titv in the faithful j iJeVUv
to b, .a.. ., ncd a.,0 j vindictive hate strikes dov.n tnt) the . n..on,Ws..r,. n0terivn cts for each ; .erformatu fit, contracts. ' Vith many Kood
..... uopeaau ve uuiy o. every puonc ; 0ltrolni;Xi, at this timC) ia the midst
.i rr.ul t to examine into the personal J of au cxciticg ro!it;cal campaign, was
.naltm-ral diameter of every aspirant d:rcctly tendin. to icjuro the fj&U3er.
-:.,-oinee, and, if found wantmg in thc J alivc ca,lsej aod tUereby aidiu- and
:utr'ivutes necessary for the admiuis- bt.uir .jjj domination, vvoAave
xMao.i.ol Publ.o aua.rs, to, unhesii.a- j nul he3iute(I to espres3 ourselv-s iu
wngiy c-xnooc and' denounce whatever ' ,i;w .. . . . ,
CfJ , j tne plaiucst luaaiicr ; but we have
mi it v.-be found corrupt, venal and un- t,..u,-.,-ci c; n -n
t- ' studiously relrr.uieu (auu oui hies will
wueirdeu. j bear us out in tiie assertioni) from at.
Vv.e ennnot in this campaign permit j tacking in any way the personal char
It. peoor.al and, moral character of j aeter or the editor.
rf.b radical' nonvinces ' t: escape public It wai, therefore, vsill. Crtat sur--.fVrtipi-.pt
r ciitisisiu. I pri.-e that v.e read the last issue of
Tt:!s tho grrtstt weak point in the ar- that paper, containing many coarse,
:a0.-oi 'cn.r oueimts, and, for one, the
;oirt..f v.k,K. will continue to. shoot sions to ourself, and motives iu attaek-..ii.r-.utiW.
therein whenever n vulncra-! "mg his position.
.. 1 oniiil-ii ex!tto'l;.
Vie honestly believe, and the ..on-,
osty of the .Slats agree with us, that ;
,i t i re i-.i i 1 i
joined the- party for the only and cx- j
rresieJ purpose cf obtaining some !u-!
crative office, and who would nob in
thr ir-at consider tho interests of the
people bhould such coaie in contact
j with their own private schemes of per
sonal gain aud aggntudizeoienfc.
We should be- among the last to ass
sail the peraoual character of a politi- j
Cal opponent, simply because he differ- j
cti Wit.u us on abstract political views, t
opponent,;, whc-:u we knew to to uevonl j
()j ;j: :i-i 3 r.nu uiLt-g: u) , ju.-mi. ;
Tiiey aro foul and ubseeisc birds
nrevicir noon the carcas., as it ware, of
stn
mg lvmevi y, nna v?e fcti:iu uo ;
- ,nr utmost to urivv tkotn irorii ,th
. 1
eu 1
Ull 1U
!y foar
Thi ?oSir.7iM-.n, net having the
fear of NV. Holder, an,! his .M.Inia .
Uv.-sneu before Its eves. v;i.4 ctiil ecu-,
bayonets belcre Js eyes, v;i.4 etiu ecu-,
. , y
tmue to cxn-e raid t.jv. i::k- every
tl i:,--,! " - (, -n"- " ci t''iere
id.!:(-.u ... ..... -. -. . -w- i.. ,n
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may appear v;e.: antl-.ei;t.c;ued cna.-ge
0f meanr.cs, coirupt.,-:i and ver.rdlty.
-
Ail Outsiders' y lew Ox
our
The pressof North Carolina vns
i tj i.UtUi V J.A..
rreiv well csposed the t'aaboacal :
rrL - f , ...
scliea,cs oi " - He... .on, :a lau pro
posed attempt to prevent a fair j
P,J"ctt attcmj
Th
Au.,ust t,:.,
has KOt c,ca.,;ii th.e a'.teutieu of IIol-.
den and thc despc-ri'.te men u Lad.v
They know wejl that a true t-xpreMi.-n
of the v.'iil of the people of North
Jl , . . , . . 1 .
Carolina will overthrew his power, auu
hc u g,UV t0 tuke nieasurCs to
smotli:Y t-tiit CSpivioii.
'itutnors have more ihr.n once
reached us of '.he p'ai.s of t-ho 0 ovarii-
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hi:-.
u . .' , . , ,.
a ... i- sear-.-e
Oet.lca !
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11.
proposes to tiy
a,..
old .:.!
1 5
;s 0
sucees.-i
. 1 1 . r
- j:
i'or ilju
thit
gained high places in the
ate;;, a.ii t...it tu i'.u.x
outrages would be manufactured an 1
rcnonel t-j order so as to jnstily turn-
iiig i:p-.n the defenecfess people
brutai militia armed with more
t nac tae horrors oi n.r-j Martial law.
The plan, it is understood, was to en-
r.. ;i in. mia, to aae:are m:i
lair.ri.-.ui ah
chums to flection of any but Hodden's
partiz-ms. and. if the people could by
any means ue provoked to ren.-t the
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netro iniut iu, i can v. . uueu ,-Maies
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t , Laal'y beg lor Congi es-
. -. 0
sicual i:-terlerenca aud another recoiw I
struction. Of course, in that case !
liuldcn an
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irustel with the further raconstruc-
f,, ,n j . c, r , ,, '
tion ol the Mate and to so hud them- ,
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,-M r-.-ietir-iied in nnnthpr lenso of
power.-
operations
.''his programme
of
seerue'i nrouaiiiu enouu out we nau
l . . . . i
l .1. 11. 1 - 1. - 1 -
hardiv
l.v louk'.d to see it so bold-!
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i . .t.r. . ..i - - ' - . i-rT : :
daim
'J i . .
; licio irotn tne itttitnOm' ot tiie i i:li :
(Here follows the article from" the j
,, - , , - , , , - . ... ,.N t
SunuUrd cutttlc-l "fctatc Jro.-ps ) !-
-Hoklen's i.'.rn htatenient ot this;'
intended outrag
aent can mate
is -trot"- a: any com-!
' )
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ne ""ve. uetu-i n..i.. ..o( i-u, ieu j
bin: I hat ill.- rretClliled KUKHIX OUtraiTCS
n.d c-i;.iMvpi. for law and order are
mere ngjuientj oi lis imagination, lies ,
told n.r ins own interest, hbis on the j
people of : orth Carolina, made to give '
pretext .-or i-u 0V7n viilary.
So spain is the obiect, to hr.ve a
forced cleetiou and to ovtiav. j the pco-
p!e as po as t
o secure such votes as
he may desire, that we have hope he
may have overshot his mark, and i
that even Congress will be shocked at
the curse they have brought in him
and, upon a high-minded, virtuous
aud brave peop'e."
. C"--
The Carolinian and It's
Editor.
"When a few months since, and later,
we felt called upon a.i a public jour
nnlist to notice and criticise the politi
cal course of thc Xrth Carolinian, us
injurious to the oausa it professed to
advocate, we desiied and intended to
refrain from ail mere personalities.
With thc private opinions of its Editor
vzo had nothing to do, but as the ut-
terarcccs cf the conductor of a public '
journr.l we felt at liberty to discuss
aud condemn them according to our
scn&e of right and propriety.
Believing, with a largo majority ol'
our readers, that the course cf the
uugoutlemanly aud false personal allu- J
Fully appreciating and uuderflaud-
T1lA :v;t i,w ; election in -August ! Vw ' ww 1 , ' i , ' or drawn unon- a batik by itsashie: in : Tho. E. ;.-?, pe--i Me,,t of the EVn- " ' 1 , " "
llieClMllaW. ; tierv l.-ino-urirr-o. thc p.jlf 13 wide and I , . .,. . 1 .. Extra studies moderate.
V1 ! 7. ,7... , -r ,!., t,.!:,,,, ....t.w.v. .j - i c ha'nfl fit his nmc'iMl datiec. 11 in its, Deak Mr : In aeknowloiKiupr receipt ot i to
thC Point Ct the. .. . . ,. . :iura n;iau u: ! !,-.,! r,-T,.t nrlitn r,," rrirt.,1 rTi,!or.(, ! "iW ! 'r J v." ill"! sa.nd i..i.i.ai. i (iukiiu. jv-o-.h- a. ji.
. rer&iir:. i uu .a k. ..a.i ,. ... . .... ,- o- -- , , . .... .... .. ... ... . I s ..-! r. r
1 . -;.-it.vi.-U Af V ir.'mia. s iov:s the dism- i x-..n 1,-, n ; "-r"-" . I auo'it.t . ' I'.'Siev upon m- husl.iuuls lite, t re- :
and preiudiees '-' "". . ' . , ,: ,. .' - " ,. ,,'"" ' ! ol an aitiouut ot money to be pa'.u upon ' eaid im.v dutv't. assure von of mv apprw-ia- ' T fn Pi'it
1 " t,.ri,i ostimit tn whirh snch is held ' livim.'with rh.-r wroti"-ful laws, erecu-: . , : ;: ... . A ..1.. . o UllL clllU- J: Ji v
ci v '-t.-j.-t. , ' . , , i . uemanu or at a iiuie ueaiguaii-u, auu , v 1 - ' ; ,V
ct . , c ....... - t... l.t- f,.ve. rt arms hut. wb.tn their I .... . . .. m tnv fands. and te?t!fv!:i!-c-h:rlf ..f yourcmn- i .wahai-
t ,i i ..11 A .-. -.Trt rt
tne ai.-gust tn .-. ecuo pn.
an incessant uraue ui auu auu i-u-
l ..Bimrsrsr hd'tt'ppn thft On'lfltlC-
suu.u
tors of two newspapers ; and having
alrealy in our columns given more
prominence to the Carolinian tl
either the vanity, cgousm, or serf-
than
im
portance ct us. Editor deserved,, we
here distinctly declare our intention of
severing, in the future, ail eomiectioD,
whatsoever, with that paper nnd its
Editor, either in a social, political, or
journalistic point ct vie v.,
The conductor of any paper who
will thus prostitute his columns is un-
wuiuij uic wuw v .
L'ur iaf Southerner.
M.uu.r.ono, C.
mgto
l ' , . . . . J.. . . - . . 4-1 1 . ima 1,1.
e ua e seen, in iuoiu uui, iu ,
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stance, to wnac aepins 01 unima.-u-ui ,
,.:j;r(;rnnni,i
uaruunsui o t l u , u.v.. vV--
U K,M.(.nt : e f i, -irr- reduced, but,
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... ... ...4 .... i ... 1 . ..inn Ci tVilJ I
WO Ave' O "I..!; V! p:eTKTi,u in j
' 1 J 1 1 . . .
i t. ..-! . ..!
hcH
I I.e'Icj blliiUiOiul i CI'C.iLiVl. i.i.n ,
r.,v, ,.n,r,in n-uoeedintrs over the
graVos of soldiers siaiu y thcrown;
ua m , , ..... ..... ' t
: e:dl theins-j vcs soldiers yl a e'T'rro'ie:.'. !
. ... . , . . . " j
i '- .
; I'ive years after our mr.Ft wntortu-
, . ' , - , . , !
, ato 0( wars during which fane, we j
; have so eauu-stly indulged the hope ;
;i:iiKt "iveu frequent practical proof
"aims ; am, v.orsi o; . au,
thereof by submitting quietly to their
numerous acts oi opp
rcssioc and vio
Meocc) that the dissevered relations be
tweeu the South and the North raight
, . , . ,.
he re-united and their
ail,i pac;;rc iKtcrcours.
iuhuir.an deed conies
mutual feeling
rse restored this
Tlives Ot v a ;:t.ia.ti u u (.is ol a
. X ,l-,t r;oV(! c-.isc ,,'
S.eeri,- bat Lion, td Ce .UK. ,.vh ,
m-.lint sco:n poui.te.; their cense-;
enned du r;ore than one heart wi '
V ... . V . 1
thrihw.th burning mutguv a am. -
I U.lCix 1U UJU la'.i.i v.'i ii.i-.' mi-i'uo
blood hound?, whose hungry s-ou'.s j
line for the itiouidering bones of our:
v vim t tw t
down upon us
i i ii i , i : : . . ; .
tacttuat Yh'lt" t!w11' . checks drawn by ooe- oarty upon au-,
("er-'-ides ' V2 v.'io survive that ., . , 3 J j . .
', :c. s.. ..n ,,."ther; except when designed to be to
ca'--e at; d Kn saei i.Cia . usej( a twe-cent stamp only is to be ;
L .
her? lie flvever in th.at unhaHowed
OlOl
ground '
Uewetne.'i and sutler such :
and sutle
and alio'v
.i;.. 1. ........
10L-
, , , , i , .,
whoe b'ood was ir.'.iv ad with o'.'.r
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cvii in uerence ji : "lorious uu. un
... i i
1 --. 1
iiirtuna'.e banner to groan in a:
U!l
...1
b'U'ia'.-rroutvi for our love
our veneration ativt protection ? A o .'
ten thousand times, Ao
Into the faitliful bosom of our own
d:ad C'o'ifederacv, let them be brought
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"Jiubei on their ineir.n; 1 1 !- . o n lv t nat
,, , , , ,1 c,,i ,r :,,,. r ,- I
w!l parnetl. iruthiul epiwHiU o iAaitr.
v ( r in jlC).n ' j
11 'J' J'i' r A ,uom -v. r.i,ia nr I
licr battie-reut. vet proud and dcttaot
banner; dying, they chose it as their
, ' . 1 ,i i -i ,-n
winding sheet ; and dead she will
. . - ...
spread the mourning remnauts of that j
banner over their souls uutratnnieile.i
. . . , , , rf..r-rfl
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, n. ,r i
:ioMin-.t the ins nits nt these riesnnt-
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" - - " -... .
lionus, w no uiuoh-iiioi , viiio me
s-eer i'." riot her !rf,ii the toi:n or
j her son, and, reptile-like, discharge
,. .
heir veuc.n;-spirit r.non his r.oly rest-
, - 1 3
1
S1'ailii' l" "" s "i aa
O, sha-oe .." th-a s.iercije-ss t!-t
V' , ?co-. l:r-.'.i'v tr:''.-p!e !
-;-inct:'i
,dut i
io
i-lio I'a'.t!-.."'. lite v. ton '.
' jj",-
1 dowa !,t '. !:.-- t'-Tli"
tiie b il'!t ivu, ,
A,.,. st.c
;ses ..e love ia;. t.ie
m. and
Oi her darling, dead, g;l"'''-'-ed sor
h ! little thought she i!,.-t a man,
A Aild'fr, ha.d fallen s lew
ia the .".jale if tae hrute, p. io a. ay har
t! e rijrlit -
T!.!-i deli-.-at ; been to bestow.
"A v.-.
m
,1 r.-i his :.liu -
:i .'pithet mean, to contemn.
be',-.," pass ..n, ti cse cl.iun n"t rospact.
A a :.rd not y.
r I;-- nre i to
:l ((
a:epts i
( i:i !,e:
I l.e eilioi
!. -art,
t i.n- b il'ii.
d, ir'.t'ti iuri'tls, ( thi'irt'.
'-.?." And v. hat h' they were'
Ve have riitc! yeir craven 'ei-i'o ;
Vmi ! a.e ho.uid the:.), !:y tVr-je, 1. -our
triuiiiobiil ear, -And
s:,.o.heicd tiieir liijiirty-Cic.
You have passed through their laai with
the swoid,
An t the torch, with its murdarona clare :
I Atd their wives and their mothers, who
knelt ami implored
For their dear ones, ye deigned not to
spare. '
An( now when the cannon is hushed,
.-iim uiu C..OHL io us siieawi is reiurnca.
When their hope-vase of freedom is shat
tered and crush'd
And thay rest in their graves battle
earned. i'e would track them, hyena-like, there,
To profane the dead soldiers last sleep ;
Y"e would spurn the fond mother's impas
siounte pri'.ver
O'er thc grave of her darling to weep.
If they tenvd their penalty's paid ;
For they died in the deadly combat ;
But if kindlv to rest hy dear hands they
were laid,
O, tyrants iriy envy ti;em ihat !
Ravc on, r.ive on in your hate !
In the pitcli of your triumphant pride ;
You, ravenous thirst in their martyr-graves
sate,
Their mother's heart anguish deride..
I? ut, efwds! God knowsMh.it the sea
Which divides yen is wide as it rolls ;
lou may stand on the hhore and enfetter
their hands,
Dxit yon nevtr can rival their sgIh !
' snaa.es. of'the dead and the blest !
O, spirits immortal and free !
O, God of tho widow and orphan, this
. filTame,
This insult was offered to Thee.
J.
fA ,iaJ J;nrn. t0, rfl ; wb,:rc .1,JV,n- ; to tax at the same rate as promissory r.,,-,. UU si,,:,: ; i. C Daws. 1 1,1,1 hard- j Select Boarding and Day SfchOCl, ! lmvn .T.,T , . . . ," MiMtUls .t V.i: ...
haU'ls Liay ouietlv bestow hesti ro.-e ! , . - , , ;, ware ; lit' I'.ourue 5 li'olspork ; T II Gatliu. HII I SJ5tRO N C ' PR0.M l HOXOIIARLE. KEL1ARLE Directly op-p. I:. 1!. Alr . i:r---vy s:-.r .
Iaur', .no-; their cherUhed n,.cds ; " f&' f"e CfeU"?. C 'i r 'x1;, 1 H K flour, 1 safe, 1 do tin- UJiiUiO. N . C . GENTS WANTED fvcv c-tv, tl.wn ,d j j"""5' .
. ,- , n I dollars, or l.-aatior.ai pars therjol. In- , k;.i,- ; .1 1. ii.t'i,. ;.k.vr. Iran 1 Mil oil, 1 LIJ MISSES XASr A.J VISS KOITQCK A. villas- h.r the l- ,.r,v t an iftst s-iec-ss- TTX. 77
where uvixig heart, nmy proud. y eon- , 3 f ux --3rj0S j-"op paints ; w t Outy, U bales ntlNCIFVIS ltd DOLL' R .p'iVse'Tu he u , v..Ni.V I U i :.no, 1,.., .,.
ten.:, ute tha Virtues .,t thetr . nn .. .,.. rn,.ot be i ' lv: V'i ? w 1 ' VLo''V, ' ONE .-nd.L-.l bv the !M..:u- Fap.-rs and Ex- I - '..i...c.-.,N.t.,Vv,lN -.
1 -.: ....i; t.,,1 l. .,.v ,,. -o - nP0D tl!,!e dr',h' 6tan.pi CallUJt Ue ( rtmWarien. 2 1.1.1s pork ; H CotT, 2 U rTtri? i? 1 t T xt-hm wi. t .t.- ,riv.w i.r. ss Cos- in the United sit.-s.1 h,r-...,.ls C--''
r ' r.-M h h-u 1 wv ; I. : ' rr.r.ti-d.upo.i them, but the tar must ; nrnr i 5 nn s 1,; ivi-enih, i "uv,al sati..&cU.m ..v.. P,.,iu,s ,., I jaarrr
or eruus a hands , .i,.e ,-arent, u.a, ,;e , aahesive lv;''V,;;! J.'pVo i'hU io Vkecp w! I fo.warded on application, Agents . .vso;r ,a- rx, kt,Ei.. and .mr checks jmMmmJ
read insteau ox 1113 . tauas 01; . . '.-,. a , 1 ... .... , , . : . 1 o.-. ......n i.osion Hii.i 1 y-i.tM -y.-Ms uii m. '.m oij..
The Caswelllurder. 1
A writer in the ftaleijrh S-ntinrl.
referring to the mysterious murder cfi
Stephens at Xanceyville, JST. C., ex
presses the ccnvi;tien thut the deed
was perpetrated by' tha negro caar.d id
whieh voluntarily teck upon itself to idltv blows smoke through his nose.'r
watch the courthouse That "'guard -
was ou' duty before Stephens was kuowu Estimates of the coming cotton crop
to be missing, and before his wifa be-, are made. The highest estimates ia
came uneasy about hfeabsence. That,'4.OOG0O bales ; the least 3.500,000.
uneasiness" began between eight an'The number of oftterpiH'Ars and boll
nine, o'clock, and she got several wor;n, frosts and : hqavj' raiafi re not
friends to 50 in search-bf him. Thej! estimated,
went to thfi court hnuaa. nnd thord
found the nezto cuard on dntv.'" Thev
searched, looked into the 06 through
the window, but saw. tfUliiag. Tliat
was the only doci; locked it had been
opened during tSe day. The negro
frnircl r-fir.f tni'.fl nn wfifeh t.lirnmrlmiit
th2 niiht, and refused to let any Per-
,r hen Tho
put into tb office iurin- the night. ,
- . ,,L 1 i , . 1
and after it had ceased to bleed.
It is.
,i.eiiaiii uu wuw ul
f , ffi , . , , . , .
. ; ;. T , , .
out the Unowleire 01 the Diaex jruaru.i
The writer supposes th
ployed by the League to pi
mm 1.1
ho wri nr snnimsps thrv wern em.
t i - .
-t"v- "i'v--- v.-.j ....
, 11. ,....V,i
i,K,u V lAV..v
... ...1 V. y V, I , , I ftfl.Tn ,1
T;iere . r of a 6t5p
darker hue. Stephens' inhe; i
.. , , 1 , . . . , A
was found muraered m.kts house ?)' !
months csro, and he had an insurance on I
. . r 1 , , i
his kfa for ten thousand dollars. 1
. - i
Stamps upon Checks.
. . ,. , . ;
Coinmissioncr Delano, has given i.he
following instructions to . the Uiited j
Statos stamn agents concsrni:?'' tenk
. tJ , . .
C backs : ' ' .
,ii "' - . i
",p was ruled by my jreuccesscr in :
this 6fUc,iIune 22, lSt , that a el.eek j
arawn dv an inaiviuai upon unitea, ;
-.tin c . -1 . .1 . . e ft,, i v,i.;jies ur 11 jirosi-ruv u im; einiinnii'., 1111
tl0u r fractional pact there.. (!n- : a, a fili fiirfJu'1. x.l.h;mv aildapj,rvciaiion of
ternaj Kovcnue Jecora volume Y.lth.- san-.e. I havv ,v.;.ii.-d fr a Vhticy of Five
. 5 No ,0 0 i:o Ti.ou.and Dollars on ,v lif,.
1 , . :. t- , . 1 , f i Witn suaon re-pect. 1 i.-main,
and you have heretofore beep, directed ; y, rv ireh-. mm cl-Vt rvani,
u . iu. & gt;in;n u n ; . j.ir.W ' " Slsax A. lv.i.rc.
m?ii uiuvia ti a ttiio , iaiu. i
ou are instructed hereafter to
i., f.-k .0 uca. t,.i luff, otn,
ol, U.. J
-'i'" "rVwfc7
101 iiLv tun: v. uawuBiii i-i ig..i, 01 ljii
1 " 1 ; 1. j i , " ..... .
demand upon a bank, l..ai,krr, or tiiift
r . ... .
leou.pany. A like Staum is to be re-
v-uu' 'J tr- n....k. .
: ouired noon er.cft tor & sum exceeainar
, SKi-wcen drawn at sight or on deiu:u.d
- .
ur-on any otner person er persons. .-
j companies or corporations, than those
above named. U hen such checks. :
1 i .. .i
i units, ivc., are urawn otuerwise man
A MADMAN LOOSE.
'
He Cuts H'is Wife's Throat
andHis Own Desperate As
sault on Citizens and Police
men. New Youk, June Vt. John Dug
gau was to day discharged frora the
situation of night watchman at the be.
Cloud Hotel and went to thc house j
where his wife was engaged as servant
and told her that he had obtained a j
situatioa for her at the St. Cloud j
Hotel.
! Vliile coinc through the Street.
! Dr.gcan drew a"ra:or and cut his wife's !
i . c- , ... ... -
i . .. i.i ii . i . :
i iiimut iroui eat tj ear, jyi.; iiieii luuiuu :
the rarer across Lu otrr. thror.t, mak
ing r. fviglitlul wound); Passers bv
fittempieu t dlfarhl him, Put he wild'.v '
rushed at them, ando. fe. moment, j
the scene was sppatung,; j
Two policemen attempted to take
., ' .. , . . , ' ., ,,
tne razor irom mm witneut avail, lie
finally threw down the razor ami be:an !
-
to throw stones, but being defenceless
one of the officers hit him on the head
with a club. lie was then with his
wife taken to the station, houae, 'where
there their wounds were dressed, after
wards they were removed to Ludlsvue
Hospital ' '
There is no possibility of Duggan's
life being spared, but there is a slight
hope that his wife may recover.
Uoth a.e natives of Ireland, and
havc been in this country only fear
mouth".
The Price'of Flour.
A farmer of much intelligence and
information, who resideS in a neigh
boring county, has expressed to us the
predictio-i that the crop 6f wheat now
being harvested will be.se immense,
that Spur nozt fall will bo sold at $4
per baVrel. So mote it be. Lynch
burg Republican.
Whittcniore ought i-iot to be re
admitted to Congress, notwithstanding
his re-election. He xhaa beer, coa
vitced of an ofTence"'which shows him
unfit for the duties of a legislator.
Thc reputation of our government, as
well as of the Republican party would
suffer by permitting him again to lift
up bis voice in the councils cf the
nation. The fact that he was able to
impose on a rural and tiot over intelli-
gent constituency is.iibvindication.-I '
Forneys Press.
Mr. McLearin atifl;'othcrs, of the
Virginia Legislature: protest against
the title of "rebels'in 'officiardocu
ments. Poor, bleeding mother of the
great and good, the shaft shall rebound
against him who seeks to wound thee.
Mill men, whohayc tried sitting on
circular saws when-io. motion, say they
are the worse things on pants they ever
saWi sk '
It is predicted that flour will be
rnuc'h lower iu consequence of the fine
yield of wheat this year.
.. r. . I , t- .-. r. , r...,...V.J I ,A,. 1..1 .-.1.1 . . . . . m. : . -v; , .x- 1 1 1 ' .... , . , , t . . - I 1 . , ! r. I . I . . 1 . t 1 .
-The New York
..Sun (Rad.) says:
"The Republican party in New York
3 a disintegrated ruin, and Gen.
Jrant, Be.it cd on a cigar box, contcni-
ate s this ruin, and undisturbed rda
Amos AcKKRfkN,a Georgian and
nn ex-Confederate, has been njniinat-
ed by Grant for position oF Attorney
ieneral. urant is luiptoviag rr h;
ooks bad . iu A. i.03.
' A nueor temperance pledge wa cd
inrcuhtcd m Russia. It bound the
Tai3 of-ftshoir. '
v lute vreortriaus are tiuu aiio cu 1.0
.u,,;, ,rSW;tl, rr.s oil
" r. .1
cm nr.
- - - -
. . rr .1 1 1 .-
A man in umo Dit on tne neaaoi a
..1 1 ...
V
, 77. T
At i-o i.Mi.xr-:.- ld.-r.Jmoa fe. Pameron,
of Um i.f mvo Baptist Wh, will preach at
th. - 'f,,!k,wrii - tintea -at places:
i'-rl,.,,-. .Tune 21
"l
:-parta. .; ....... .. "c j-
vToc'.'.:'.:::'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 2r
WiLm " 23
jrANr.Y Vkk ant. Kobxist llp.u.xn i torur-
ed hy us'M.r k.,sk.."
It promotes digestion, exrw-ls hnmnw, ban-
iJu s Ci pc-jsi:w cur-8 htauaehe, t-ostnenesn,
lainesH. L'etn-ral debilitv, liver complaint, and
t!i,. .v!,,,io tni;u ,,f i,Ui..u"s diseases.
Mautiv Cor.vrv, N. C, Mav, 1S70.
iu-?. in i-npipiiT.
TTand at T-'-KH .it Depot", Ji-'xr 22, 1S70 j
. i
1.1 t . n- 4 i k. o ip. i . .... .
13 U!es'"hav ; Fnr-.rs..n A M l
h-.x crack-r!: Am Cook, 4 hhls pork : li.-.bt
ov.vns, do 2 ; J 1, w ,1.7: Mrs. ! LSPeiKht
l.!.l rior.r: l'atti- Whitted, 1 lt old furniture:
Fur-'t.rson A M 1 i
I.', J-.':eli, l piece cartllj.' ; t l.arr. Kegs
na.h-i M ;;y 1 '1'. V 9
un.'s 1 s '. 'i; ,1 ,,,11111111 111 111.1s p.'itv:
.1 S Sl.-.'i i) I. 1 ' U '.v.rk K. M l'.rvn 1 lili.l
roek.-rv: "2 cs-'s 'nureliaiidise, 2 cases notions.
i pi. i ,.it!i.,., i,o.,s cuees., 1 uo sniui. -i
lr'l;!i-:, v d, a m. is su-ar, 11 tmis Hour.
lil -is fill;
i i .
!,!! n.-e, h do snull', 1 hundle twine; 1 s.tek
;i't. a hundies neriii'-r. 1 hos soda. 2 hun.lles
iMvj.ets. 1 iox citidi.-s, 1 case K.-; j ii i-.,t-
tn'K Zll JStS
btnndle-i .-hairs; P. Cr ounvel', 2i l.bl liav;
a- i- i.- v. i iii ,,..l i ,i.. l, ."v
; , . ' , 1 , r '
i i ;-. i:ii;-.:i. i e,. Ti'riics. oiis siiirar. l cas.
i,:ii.'s sh-'t. 1 I .PI cakes. 2 lox.9 matches 1 do
sundries. f kejrs nails ; J L Jridpersj 12 hhls
pork ; Sirabane A Co.. 3D hhls pork.
C. C. Thomas. Aq. nt.
DIED.
In Taiboro, N. C. on tiie 17th of .Line, 1S70,
SUSAN DELLA, wife of Col. Jolin 31. Ferry,
iu the 2'.hh year of her a:,'e.
In Nashville, N. C. on Mondav, the 20th
iust.. PATSV HAITI E, aged about 73 years.
SPitCAI.. notices
The livinir .llacliine.
Injure the raain sprinfj of a watch and every
portion of the. works becomes disord r."L. The
1 : 3 i! . 1 .1 : : sr-,ni:L.'h Is to lb.? bn;i:.-..i .l.-lu v!i:if
;hat eia:ic j-.i.-c- of metal is to a chronometer.
Ir i11,il,l','";''? uv: :u;ti"" . tho'tl"'r, "rK;'?.
and ooitro.s. to a c.rt.im extent, the whole
iivm ma
The comparison may he ear
ned I'vrtucr: i.r as the weakness or other nn-
i if. t.,.:iv of thc- I'.yin sprinx is indicated on
in- face cf t.ie tiii,e-i,i. c . so also is the weuk-
:.es ..r o-.he.- disorder of the stomach betraved
and int.-lhgfneo. and there w a worn, anxious
'V'"- jn the whole eoimtouanco which
t.-d :ia ptairjv s written w.Vi.U could do. that
th,, ,,mjr mmrithh,? or-mn whoso office it is to
niinistir to the wants of the body, and to sus-
.l.. .....l .,ii l... . ! -. ...... . e
ia,., auu n ia', iu .vi.aii.-, ..- uv,i in-i ioi nuug
its duty. It rciuhi s renovating and regula
ting, aud to accomplish this end Hostettcr's
.Stomach lhttt rs may be truly said to be the otiv
Ihinfl in edid. The broken "n a ci .pring of a
watch may be replaced by a now" one; but the
stomach can oidy bo repaired and strengthened,
and this is one .if the objects of the famous
vegetable restorative which for eighteen years
I has been waging a successful contest with dvs-
pepsia m all climates. As a spcc.irio for indi
g. i-tion it stands alone. When the resources
of the p! ..'nnieopoHa have been exlmustod
without, : i,...--t, liohig more than mitigating
the complaint, a eora e of this wholesome and
palatable, yet powerful, stomachic effects a
perfect and I rniaite.it enre. In all cases of
lyspopsia toe liver is more or less disordered.
and upon thii; iaipoj. taut gljed, as well as upon
the stoim.oh and bowels, the lhttors act with
singular di. tiiio'.noss, regulating and reinvigor
ating every necrotv- and assiniilatiug organ
on which bodily tnd ir.eutal health depend.
Head some lusrl'sh Testimouials.
OllEENS SvtLORS HOME, (
Topular Street, Loudon, England. )
I take this method of making known the
euro! have obtained from-the - nso of vour
valuable medicine, the I'AIN KILLER, -twas
urged bv a friend to try it, and procured a
bottle of Hr. Kernot, Apothecary.
I had been alilicfcd three years with Neural
gia and violent unarms of the stomach, which
caused a constant rejection of food. Tho doc
tors at- Wcntmiivtiter Hospital geve up my
case in despair. Then I tried vour' PAIN KIL
LER, which gave mo immediate relief from
pain aud sickness; and I regained my strength,
and am now able to follow my usual occupa
tion of sailor. One. bottle cured me.
Yom-J respectfully, CHALES POWELL.
Sin, I depiro to to bear willing tosthrony
to the wonderful Jeflicacy cf that American
remedy called Pain Killer which I-beheve lias
no equal in this country. I have been afilicted
with heart nit-ease, and could find no relief
a:n T i. it. i- --ti . . ,
iui i ol uu.' l am jviikt, wnioii Boon made a
rleai'm e?mUg -'"W
lours, etc., FANNY SILVERS.
Dudley, (Worcestershire,)- England.
C keni T.EMEX, I can with confidence re
commend your excellent medicine, Hie Pain
Killer, for KheumatiHin aud abo Tootliacho,
having proved its eflicacv in the' afove com
plaints. Yours, .
keuben: jiitchel,
Bridgeman's Place Bolton.
Gextlemxn, I have very great pleasure in
recommending you medicine, the Fain Killer.
I was suffering severely a -few weeks fritco with
Bronchitis, and could ' scarcely swallow any
food. fo inflamed was my throat. I was ad
vised by a friend to try your Pain Killer, and,
after taking a few doses of it, was completely
cured. Yours respectfully,
T. WILKINSON, Bolton, Eng.
I S. I have recommended tho medicine to
several of my friends ; and, in every iastance
it has had the desired cllWct. '
A Smokey Rcin
: v,...: e . 1
ArroiN-TMExm Elders P. D. Gold and B.
P. Pitt will preach as follow:
Lower Town Creek, 23rd.
White Oak, 24th. - ,
Wilson, Saturday anASuinl&y, 25th and 2oUi.
Mack Creek, Monday, 27th.
Aycock's, Tuesday. gth;
Ieadow. Wodnosvlay, 2Sih.
Tyson's, Tlmrsday, 30th,
Sparta, Friday, July 1st.
Tarboro. Saturday and" Suudny,. Jaly ind and
3rd.
W K1V ADVE UTI S C M E X Ta.
WALTER CLARK,
Attonwy aird CHinseIlor at Law,
SCOTLAND NECK, N. C,
Ptacticua to the Courts of Halifax, Martin,
Bertie and Northampton. Also in the
Fodteral and Supreme Courts.
JT5 Collections made in. any part of North
Carolina.
Juno 23, 1870. 29-1 y
TJ1E FETTER S&UpW-
Pkop. M. FETTER, A. M:, ) T'rmr-V l -
FltED. A. FETTEK, A. M., ) lllnc4 '
CHARLES FETTEK A. 1!.,. Assistant.
rnHE Niuth Sessi.ji of ;hh Ir.ititution will
I i,; ti,,,,.!., T,o,- rt. ssvii
For Circulars, address either i f Uuv IVinci- !
pals at Hendoison, Gianvillo-Ccviittv, N. C
Juno 23rd, 1870. ' " .2iJ-iiu
E I N Q.II.A M SCHOOL,
" MEBAXEYILLE, N. C. ' " '
rflHE SESSION OF1H70-71 OPENS AUCUST !
JL '24th. For cp.talotruo, address " - !
jel6-2m - - COl . WM. BINGHAM, j
J I
Dissolution ol Copartnership.
mHE FIRM OF LIPSCOMU .V liENN'irrr.
JL Carpenters ami Builders, iH this day dis-
aoueu l)V mutual eminent.
Mr. C. E. Exnnatt will Rcttle the husinefs of
iho liriu, to whom all claim agaiit tiieni
rrtuit be presenteo
Tliose owing the firm must also
pavment.
C. E. BENNETT.
Tarhom, .Tune C,. 27 -It
iriIMEYTrtV CI? IT I I1 fAI inn
AltllCi.l lU Vr ij.tl il.I LUIjlt.ur
YAJU ENTt )N, N. C.
THE FALL SESSION WILL BECIN ON ;
Wttlwsitny, 27th July. ' ;
Thi.- institution o.oegii a,ll the appliances j
of a lirst-elasB Fomale Colk-Ke. Irs location is I
pleasant and healthful, lauuftv, competenl
l A.;.l...l t - .. . . i
aim juiiiiiiL.. i.-iui. aiu as Ull l e u-t are
cousisteia with the- .-upenur advantages of
ferod. ' -- -
chaiwks m:d session- oy 20 weeks.
Board (exclusive of lights &' washinr). .?75 PC-
'Z no
Hoard in advance.
IW.ucu.ar::, appiy
, rfo.xjyj, 1 rt-(u-nt.
IllSUrilllCC
EQIITIGLE Lirii COIIPANY,
NFW YOKE.
CASH ASE-TTf!
i GEORGIA n03IE KIKE f OUP.VW.
(Ol l Ml.LS, CA.
CASH AS.ETXS
lt'Vt.071 -12
IMPERIAL FIRE C0MPAM',
LONDON.
CASH ASSETTS.
. js,nr,,uoi)- Gold
QRREX WILUAMS, AC EXT,
OFFICE: M".VL STREET,
i i.-ir.-n.-
V.es.r Wii'.t:'.m & TV w.
ST. MAUI'S StllOOL,
RALEIGH, N. C.
P.rcur Env. TTTOS. ATKINSON. D. D. .Visitor.
IU:v. AL1EP.T SMEDErt. D. D Hector,
Uev. BENNETT SMELE. A M. . Assistant.
milE FIFTY-SEVENTH TEKM (F THIS
I school will commence on the Kith of July.
The charge for Board aud English Tuiti in is
J120 per term.
For a circular, apply to tho Hector. jeO-lm
A H ARM.G.
INFORMATION HAVING BEACHED THE
j undi rhigned that certain parties have been
in.. '.lining i pon thei Pr-.tt nt Eight in the cen
strnetion of- the' Cotton -Planter, known as
-The Farmers Friend.' due warning is hereby
given all that any 'further infringement-ox this
right will bo noticed iu a more particular man
ner, and the parties eo net.djig' held to a
strict accountability according to-. taw.
jum-9-lm " T. T. fc (i. T. TliOBNE.
ASA BIOC.S.
W. X. H. SMITH.
JUGGS & SMITH,
"counselors
AND
ATTOIINEYS-AT- LAW,
No, 48 Bank strt et (up stairs,)
2d door from Mam st., NORFOLK, VA,
may2G - 25-Su
Destructive aiid llcmcdy
Fluid.
4 Mar crriiE iob iu. Ko-.na ov
Rheumatism, Trtrr?, rohons, J.'unis-, Cuts.
Sores, "llisunjs," -., tc.
W.UUt.VNTr.D TC KILL ALL KINDS Cy
T P. 6 IT II L E S O X F I X S 1. C T S ,
F.rcn AS
Ikd-btngt, Flees, Ll-i Ants, Eii..i, Jtc, d-c.
rpHIS VALUABLE AND INFAI.LIP.LF. OT-.D
i icino liaa tten invented and L; now manu
factured by
IKOFESSOK P. S. HICKS,
Of Edgecombe county, N. C, and has received
the mott flattering tostimonUds as to its won
derful cffiya.iy from citizens of .ho highest siau
ding ia overy section of the rountry.
TIIE DESTRUCTIVE AND liEHEDY FLUID
IS NO HUMBUG.
It will do everything that thc proprietor re
commocde, and ho only tsks a trial of its
powers.
If tho Directions are properly followed, it
has never Leon Lnown to fail.
Trice per hotti,s, p o,st-paid, i ii5. Sent by
mad to any part of th United States. By ex
press, 1 00 per bottle, or one dozen bottles for
$10 00, C. O. D,
LIBERA!, DISCCl'XT TO THE- TRADE.
Address
T. S. HICKS,
june 9-tf Rocky Mount, N. C.
8I.OOO RI1WAUI).
DE BING'S YIA FUG A cures aU Ziupr,
Kidney anii, B fabler Diseases, Organic
Weakness, Female Affiictious.'Oene.ral Debility,
and alt coinplaitus ef the Urinary Organs,
in mwle ar.d female.
SI. 000 will-also be paid for any case of
Blind, Bleeding or Itching PILES that
Df.Hinr's Pile Rrmedy fails tn rvre.
DEBING'ri M AGIO LINIMENT cures
Rheumatie Pains, Sprains, Bruises and
Swelled Joints, in man a id beast.
Sold everywhere. Send for Pamphlet.
Laboratory I P Franklin street,
"l'1'--1 ly Baltimore, Md.
X EW A J V K ilTIS E.TS.
LARGEST BEST CHEAPEST !
TXTEKIT.ISE. ISDUSTKY, TACT, UIJ
I '1 exalitv. and tive Best Talent, have lor over
1 Twenty Years boon freely used npn
MOORE'S R C.SAL XEW-Y0UKER,
and aVa result it,' is no.v. pre-emiiiontlv. thu
large -rt, best arid chjjapfs.t Ii.i,i stkatki( Kr-
b.u: Ljtekaky A!t Family Wkeklv in the
world. Tens of thousands of widt-awak neo-
Jie, all over the continent, take, nnd admire the
fRAi. for its superior Ahiliiy, 'ihu Jlimtfrei
tiotir, .VTi'Cj. Ve,
THE PRESS iD PEOFLE PRAISE IT !
For example, sncxehaiipje s:tys: '"Thk Itt -rai.
is Vie irjoxl hjujiiiij.if J'rinU'il, ifii, i.'tCIt '.
Widely Cirrulaivd oi.d ih arin Wi lt t.iatd 1'a
per, as n whole, ttfiitMi note fiiMs Us anymi
(he Vorfc."
Vol. XXII. lKins July 2. T; it! Only
$f OK per volume of 2U liumlxm, "or per
ve;ir. Less to clubs. Su.iwrihe JVoir Ad
dn I. J. T. .HHH.
41 Park liow, New York.
m its.
Pi-v f,r the SEMT-W
will pav fur the New York
WKEK'LY DOLLAll Si:.
from now to January 1st,
1,71. ONE Ixil.l.AK will
PV l-r the ht..Ml-W fc.l-.MA !. !o. f,() efnt
a tiiorth pavs fur THK JA11A SUN. Address
I. W l-.NGLANJ) l'-iblislier, New York.
CA.VYASSERS W.ftTlin tit Pl tni.ELLO
.... , . . t , -,'. 1 :m" . , ,,
Ue giUt o ,a nln rated comic weekly
,aper. Tlu; tirst 1 1 numbers sent i.n jeeeipt
, of liOe.; suiKle immiu-rsi .'tie. Liliovfei terms to
i atri ntc. SspltiuUd CL-oino IVi niiuni:-, 4o sul
i senhers. Aildrel'iim-hincllo HihlishinxCo.,
j Nassau st., N. V; l'o it-office hex 2,7SU. .
Inveutoi a wlio wish to take r ut I etters I'at- I
ust alKoii.J.4 .prompt ! "V '' ?M wi.lrMUXX & CO.,
O. . Lll'SCOMIl,1 I'diteruof U.e-.seue Au.ir,,, v hav
C F vi'W 1'T'r prosecuted claims liefore the lyaP ut ( (ftie.c tur
j over i well .y l.-ais; lheir Aiut;riuiit mid J-.u-S
rop. tjs I'fctmit Agency is rho most extensive in
the world.- Climes lert than any oxbi-r relia-
, al.le ae.tiev. A pamphlet contamiiW - full in-
:-trii:W'ii to inv.-nv.irs is .rpt pritl".
311-NN Ct).. "7 llnrket Row. New York.
Adverlisii!;
r,.Mlk of 105 oloselv win ted nas-.-s. h.telv
; iss.i.il, eontiiins !i h-it vt tne hi-st Aniencau
, Advert: hi-.' MeOiuDw. irivisiir the fl.n,. ire,i
' lations, nnd full- particulars, concc-rniiiij the
: h::uV'"-i Jay Wi Weekly I'M: HUri Family
i .ew-par.er, lo.-ruer win. an tiiost; imvi
j larire circulations, published- in tiie in-ten st ot
! i. A.,.: ... . : ...u .. i ... ..
, jiL'i.ion. .lii icuiwiiir, j .i '.era i urv, .vc;, c.e.
; Everv Ailvi-rtiscr. and evrv lu ioon who con-
j t'f:or!::n-:-. l-vnm.- nel;. will f.I this l.ook
j re,;eipt of Fift.-ou Cents. OF.Of V. IIOWKLL i
j A. I'M., rnliii-he,.--, No. 40 l'ark Ui.iv, New
! York.
The l'ittslnrr Ta.) I.eadr in it-; issue of
TJ wrri VI. i IBk
l,oio.'l ; A Co., wliich issues this iiitfi-e.stiujf ftiul valu
1 al.le lo..k, is thc larjrost asul host Advertising
.' Alt. -nev ill t!-e Knited St.-.r.-s. un,l -. e:m
can c!u-er-
inllv reeonnrj-nd i to the attention of thos.
1 who desire trfadver,i. their le-s .-ikn-
I 11: i- .u.1.1 t-.u.i .- 1 1 . ..1 ... 1.1 ih.ii a a ;
' tii:-t is. so to secure-the !ar'et iniut of puh
i l.citj for t!;e least expi-nditaie ette.ouey.'
t..,.. ........ ...l .1
j YES! IT IS TRIE J,
! That the . l,.r.rtlirt Be'st Dropixrs
the .' . ' Se'1-Iinkrr.-t to he found in the world
I are the Original and lieiiahle 1 oul,le-Motioii
f A-TyK Aein nf.h, made y tiie .l-.tna Manutue-
1 turnip l'o., ot Salern. ( '!u
Send for pamphlet
' contaumiL; j.articulars.
IS1J Hi'f W Mlllt'lVl.' vvtv
J. , - ' - ........ -.-
faP Ti.r.l-- Pr.... .r-rf Till
i rajs "a, co,X. y.
W A;'i V.h. in a fiay-
Illl liusiness, . Ken.
! ( 'I ill vl "-ii .t 11 1- f;ii'illf i ?:: i:vi(li:.ii-n ..n-
j liushic-ss fxocoils n amount all other i'niuvnis
:. . .1.: . i . i .:-. .1
j ill UJ1 !VU' L" M 1 1 1 M l( 1 1 ,
I
e" Send for Circulars nnd Free Club to
S. C. TIKl.HiS'. iN i. CO.,
d St., Boston, or
l.'iS State st., Chicago.
i l:M Fed
I
AVOID QUACKS.
A vi tim rif ..r.i-lv infliie.-r-t-im-i cmi .iurr rt..v.
vous 'debility,- premature decay, .vc," liaving
tried in vain ev.-.,y a-.lvtvtiied reniedv. has dis-
covered a simple means of si-lt-cuie, which he
will send tree t his fi.ikw .sutWre:-; Address
J. A. BEEVES, 78 Nassau-it., :. Y.
MOUSTACHES L'ss.
Recipe sent tor all cts. Address 1J. ItlCIl
Ah DS, box 3!SK, New York P. O. 28-1 m
EMPORIUM OF FAiSllION.
MRS. j PAL AMOIW 7 A IX,
D.R.tSS.M A K E R ,
Has just Hi'cr.iYi-r iiFi-i r.rLi.K
ti:i yFash!otV!, w';h -V. thoie selec
tion of Kt.Uef.-m, of' the ia'.est ii.nd nlOot re
liable Peri's styles, fel ' '
LADIES AND CHILDREN' S LOESSES,
AI'PCNS, CI p.VlvS, ti.
All of whieh will he made up in
F IRS T- C L A S JS 5 TX L K
With thanks for pt!;l j itronagc, she asks
a continuance of the sirs'iC.
PKTllKS- HEASOXAI51.E. -tBa
and strict punctuy.Iity promised,
mchi; ' " J5-tf
II, ALS0F,
GENERAL G HOC Eft AND
PROVISION DEALER,
TAKBORO', N. C.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
and i coptaiitiy readying fresh ad
ditions of - - '
CHOICE FAWJLY. GROCERIES
AND
Provisions of all Kinds,
consisting ot
SUGARS
GOFPEES,
SYRUPS,
XJQLASSE&,
PORK,
BACON,
EISH
LARD,
' SUTTEH,
CHEESE,
RESH BOLTED MEAL.
Siipfciior, Fumily, Extra ai.d Superfine
FLO.'V It,
Direct from the Valley of Virgin.'?.
Liverpooi Fine and Ground Alum 8AXT
FAMILY AM) TOILET SOAPS.
The favorite brands of Bladder nd Raled
SNUFF, Chewing and Smoking TCBACC0.
etc., etc., etc. t
Nov- 4- 4i)-lm.
BI iKS OF ALL DESCRIF
tions, for sale at tl
" SOUTHERNER" OFFICE.
TAUUOICO.
CHEERING NEWS FOR
THE PEOPLE!
STIlL AN t'lHKB LA Mil", AM) AliIUc
' T1E AiritlVAL or
1 1
St)M:VIKI GOODS
AT
The crowd of cushMimis thai d,'.v
store is the proof that sell 1 1 tH - t ie-....
Vi Y U i i U S
IN TAIUJOKO.
We are detf, mmed to nitnt:i!i the n u-, .,: ..
e.enj., , ai'.J oii.-r
STILL GREATER,
in our exten.sivti assort m. at. of
Ready -Made. Clothing
,f u'.l
.'lptj.lli, i :H , i ...
pi-ie'di Onlsio.k.j
0()TeS AND SUOKS,
whieh we have received direct from tin- nin:-
i ..,.. . ',
t'v c..i
J tion.
Alui.i:', o;n l.u. l
Hals, Cs, Truriks Vaiises, &c.
j ,.an ht; t,l:ill tLo at,.st ,fvl,.H .lt
real i-.
(iU.-la:.-..
i-Io not pur.-hiif' y..ur ; . 1.;
aniiuingoiir stu;k, ;ui.l eoinai.--that
IT. M01UUS.& HIM).
sell the li;-st go. ,1s at. ; ;.t
anv ot';i: i t!i;n in t orn.
N. 3:. -We li!te u na.' tr it i lai-'iin t"
sj.leii.lid a.".-., ,1 nii.-nt of
rintl-ic Poc-.mor rxc R. Vocll.v..
-ajw.uv. . .wuinj.
IT P. (T.STO.U 'Ik.VI
GARKErilS liCADETO OKDK I"
of the .l,,.rrest n..!i.-e:iii.tiir,..ii ii . . -
EXCURSION OR RKTIRX TICKETS
1.on WESTERN NORTH CA !:")! 1NA, n:i
. June 1st. and go-..,', to n-uini on : -;
her:l-t, i i-..::::U: it -rf.u. T'vk.-t ni.;e ia T.-r-boro.
-. , .
I'UOM TAItliOBO
To Charlotte. .
To Lijicohi'on
'i'.l i'i
! J'n Cheriviite.
,f sahslmrv. . .
l'o StatesMlle
1- !
-j, . ;i
'11
1 I J".
r: i
To Hick'.ay Tavern,
l'o Morg&ui. . .
To High Point,
To tir.-e.fs-u.nl
S. L. Pr.l'MiiN I .
june 2
V 'gineer and Sujieriiiteiiii- i.
State .rih Csircliir.u
4 '- " ' JiAiiiTN corvrv.
s r r i:n: ;.' r u r.
Willouglibv Robersou. A'fmr.of Ciid.-r Abvai'H'.
riaiiitill'.'vs. F ran eis A 1 raun, Elijah Abram-.
Josejih Abrauis am!- otlji-.;, liuir at law
Cader Abrauis. Def.-ndiuiiJ.
VTtiTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO F.I.T.; '.I!
i Abra.n. Joseph Abrauis aud i iher. l i
nt law of Ciller Ab.-nmp, the defomlants : 1 -
naineil, to he and appear at the ofti. .' t
Clerk of our Superior Court for the conTity
Marti:., at the (Y.i-.ft House in Wilhii'.isioii. :
tho tirrj Monday of August next, and n:i o
the comjihiiut whieh is di-posited ei t':i.- , l'i
of the Clerk of the Superior Court for the
county, and let the said dufeiiikriils take n-.tn
that if they fail to answer the said co.iip!;,.!.'
within that time the plainiilf will a , ly in ti;
Court for the relief deiiiunded in the c..n,
plaint.
Given n.ehe mv hand and the s. :il of
Court, '.L V&h d.'v of Mav, 1H70.
t Mp, M. SITEF-SON.
Clerk .Superior Court, Martui count1.
liifvj- iiti
i.i-lt
Aeucy fr Sewiu Machiiirs !
The Buckeye & Homo Shuttle
SEWING MACHINES,
rwiiiEsi; two maciiI.nts n.wi-
JL been pTOiU'iinccd wiiho::t i. s.:ne.i"i
in the country, and the color.- i:';e '. ' '
Tarboro', N, C, is prepitrt-tl to ,r-iy '
of t lie Machine at the shortest nonce.
Sampltis of either M ;i heio Kfl ''''"
at tiie Millinery Rooms cf Mi. R. I'1' "'"'
hein.LT ; and all order letlw th l:-r, or
to me BlTiahcrr.', vvi.J tif p.-oniptiv nl'1' '-f
I am ilso p-Tcpared to uarry cuii. r
chine to tiin private residence ol iiio-e n.
the coi:n.-y v-Jjo may si desire ; givini.
them fidi Ji:slre'jons as to ike wcri"-' ;!"
management Of each-
1 have purchased the full riylit ar.1. :
the A jre.icy of the Buckeye Si-win; Jfn'-l.
trom Mr. C. II. Doughty of Taiboro.
PRICES :
ni-CL'Pvr r u ul 1 1'"
llUai. Ii., . wuuoiiL laoicj
Ci' fwith tabled
nn..ic oni'TTiT f r. ,1.1. 1 Pl' ";
.' I riih table. 1
Apply to EDWAKD AiEl.LEl
Dec. 10-tf. Tarboro 1
NO API WALKE It . CO.,
WirOT.-KS.VLE AKD KK.rAIb
CLOTH-IE US,
...
AJD DRAI.EKS IX
GEXTS F URN IS II L G GO OPS
Clothing and Shirts Made to Order.
No. 45 Sycamore Street,
PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA.
17-iy
march 31
Wilson Collegiate Seminary.
TF.RM:-Ioard and Entfl.sh Tuinoil. pt-r
Session of twenty weeks, if paid i " a,7.(
(exclimive of washing and lights .) j,."-
I-or particiihii s, address
'l'I'kR. HOOFER
1
rcb. :t-'.tt.
' i
.75
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