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BU1S flKNUKUS hi- cdmpliim'iits to hi n-fila I '.'.ii.l ilin Diililicimd in' tl'i nn'fli'it would i t,. th-ir MlMutiotl Ihh tnlfil faeiliticH ,?...,.tihir avniiHi(1.4 in his lino of ldixint-ss.- ,r.. t.iMuifi-d lo t'iirlii-h all lindM of i'rvf tonHi; from ljl clK'upiMt Iiul'Htoiips, ih' -( li!t nioiittiiientSy Thoff irf i'fiii .iyr aml V'Tj' costly workii'it jtn lniiid, ran . ,i. coiuiikxIiiUmI on; hort liin!. st ri tly in nc- ancl the! dia and fresh J in ttie; room .i next door to Jiinsnam & Co., to inspection! of which tfiy most cor ly invite tje public; 11 E ii t i r 0 1 Stock ; . .ri1.ini' -with -ili--ili-atJn". diraun. imu uic , j .r th eottract. Satifikctioa cuaran , i llfl will n.t. In" imdi i'ld, XCtth M, ,t.. Order Holj ted. AddW'SK, y 7;tf JOIt.V JI. IIUI'.S. Salikbnrv or Sludwell Brothers 17 MURRAY Street, was carefully .elected by i!he senior msm berfof the firu in perton7j anl bought at rat os wiiu:h will enable ttietn to sell as low, for CASH, as ' I . f, ! in the '"ity, for Good! or same quality. Thbir Stock Is Jenep'al.t-iubracing ull Mie varioiid branches ot WATCHMAN OFFICE 1 1 is well supplied with a large jinil elegant assortment of PLAIN: 1 FANCY 'NEW Manufacture BOOTS 1 T 1 1 f ,s ana .juDucrs 01 & SHOES Goods 5 ; ; : t'oit SOUTHERN TRADE, tare, Uoots ana Calf and Grain and I Uvea complete j-tock in all K'nc, includ ing I hen' Km l'hitlrnli( A Ofth'ttt colic jiiwcft market f. h 2 war iiiiwuc nunc j(ut, . :liid -U'OiHCj.9 iVt. 6. ti d and carefully tilled at . rate. 11 Groceries, Crpclcry ill : iSoe5 ,Su?c Leuther, Binding Shins, i G rasSypcylhes, Cap,' Letter : 1 : fmd Note Taper, ENVELOPES, PENS, INK, (frM U -1 . 1 arid a beautiful assortment of i r, i A M. St'i.i.ivjvx MCXOSK, Siih'Kinan. . I Tli ey feel assured on their ability to nd etp'Cially in trive cut u I. P. GOAVAX. NEW OPENING. i 'in,' .,t.T ,-. ;,,J l 114. 1 1 1 . - i ; p. 1 1 y y .ifl vt'.s in Ii)isiiii h iving iisici:il('H tVm- uiidor tli.- I'm in Juiini' (if ?y a a:m. SULLIVAN, CO., l' I nit:. ih'M uwiir v 1 llll'V will iii'a, liiciid . TIm-v i In- l.irp-.-t i nl be.- STOCK .loiiriHSINMJ a wart (x!,itt'd J. Iloliui's' new liuilil- tli i .n- llai'ilwiire Sioic ilcitifd to I'.i'M't lit and ,.l'f a iiiamlji '!!t room in 4w n--;Uid tS3 Srilo ix cl i el OF GOODS, wnrrtil axsortmrnt. Uaril- aiul will itiiariAnten as tint Smith. They wi nji1 tininrv rio.lm iriuiil li iriins n en i li old Uy iipy lous in I deal heavily in tjroeerics otiynitr .iiui set ci up, aim nivite all who wih fitlier to l.nv or sell to call on t,itin. Jan. Uh. J- A. Ki W. l'Mi'K. Nr. si:lm van 4t Co. J!l:tf T. J. I'lUCE. sou '1 PItlCE &BRO. elemoved : Tin: in FAMILY GROCERY STORE TO .iBNKlX'l? COltNKll, . VlierTtli'y will .M.'iil, t resh Meat. Kk'U'S. ('drf' Tea;, &0 , togetlic ft"K'k of ll.Hl.Scln. Id Uriug your country rontiniU! I 'aeon, to P.ll Floiir. Lard. Uiitter, sattactioiii vite old fViendl and 'cuitomery to call and hiiiiiT with, them- the'if Hcouaintances Flicy cXjK-ct nlid ii-rtend to maintain the H'piHMiion oil the t)i4 Al urpliy Hon.e, whieh i. ell linown t&rpujrhout Western North Caroliitii..-. All )'l auiiiiatinn efj. their Ptoc Nl trouble-ni thow . goioql ahiiiff. Their motto, Small piyflts, rfridjyay and QUICK SALES. low price? a an stock, proniit. Pietorial or CUT ILLUSTRATIONS, &C, suitable for all kinds of PRINTING. -Also- Finer and more Ornamental Types fbr ! t 1 i ; - Business & Professional Mecklenburg Superior Court. The whole two weeks of the Court was occupied with" the State docket mostly negro eases. .Nat. Caldwell and hdiza lMyidson, negros, were tried last week for mur dering a young baby, borne by Eliza. Both were found guilty. rat was sen tenced to be hanged on the 2Gth of July. He and Eliza, both, confessed their guilt, and Eliza was sentenced to be hanged on the 16th of August. The motherof Eliza, having induced the killing of the child, was arraigned, but removed her case to Cabarms. Elam Potts and Violet Sloan, negroes, were also tried for child murder. The Jury returned a verdict agninst them for concealing the child, but not for murder. They were sentenced to 12 months imprisonment. Newton V. Chandler, white, con victed of rape, was sentenced to be hanged on the 9th of August. The case of Chandler, was removed from Lincoln to this county. He is a young man, but Is guilty of a nost outrage ous offence against a dectnt and virtu ous girl. Char. Democmt. Surgical Operation.-tTIic unusu al operation of hysterotomy was per formed on yesterday by Dr. J. T. Dar by upon a colored women in this city. The womb and nine, tujiors were re moved.l)r Robertson, Df Winnsboro, was present together wiUi the profes sion here. The natient. when last heard from, was doing well. The op eration, winch we beliavc is seldom attempted, was deemed i.ecessary in or der to save life. Columbia Carolinian. IS sk is an ex- and the priees. so come right fair attention, they will thare of the pub- are m tlie marKet and solicit calls Willi drilling endeavor to inerir their lie patronage ! They t'ui all kinds of j produce from both sellers and buyers. R. & A. MU3PHY. ROliT.-M'UiiPllY, j ANDllEWlMUllPIiY. Salijtmry, March 23, lS72. f27:ly MILES &B0YDEN I - ! 1 V IlOil.ESALK ANp KETAJT. BCiXD OZStHS Gil g2 i " I i i And Cbnimissioiv j 1 pAi-isnrnY Merchants, -March 1st, 1872, K ntc k Visiting, PaVty and Wedding Cards ; Collclre and School tw ''id mu ur mat W'U ' 'nulli' ui 'if4jl u' 'ioUC '4u Circiilars of all kinds ; Terrible Tornado. St. Louis, May 28. Dispatches from Versailles and other points in Southwest Miss ouri says a terrible tornado passed ovor Morgan countv on Saturdav eve ning. On the farm of Avery Fisher and others, houses, barns, orchards fences, etc., were completely destroyed. Mr. Jacob Blosscr, and lus child were killed, and Mrs. LIospit, Avery Fish er and his wife and twelve others were ASSASSINATION". A Virtuous and Innocent Woman Done to Death by Slanderous Tongues. ""Some two or three week I ago ragne rumors commenced to reach Nahvile ec Hourly affecting the reputation 0f ex President Johnson and a ladv of Green. vilhi wife of the postmaster at that place. We made inquiry, were inlortued on good authority that the statements were bune les, and refrained from any alluvion thereto in our columns. Bat the gossips would not desist; all mauner of reports concerning the lady and gentleman men tioned were pendetently kept in circula tion and we finally telegraphed to n pro minent citizen of Greenville, who an swered several days since, as tallows : There is uot an atom of truth in the alleged scandal. Lying tongues have driven a virtuon, Christian ladr to insane suicide. This is a candid state ment of the facts." Convinced of the foul injustice that had been done, we still foreloie, out of respect for the parties involwd, to gire it undue publicity, but the following dis patch from Brooklyn, New York, to the indianapolis "Journal" shows, that the slanderers were determined not to be defeated of their purpose: "A few days since it was announced that Mrs. Emily Harold, wife pf the post niaster at Greenville, East Tennesse, had committed suicide by shooting herself through the head with a revolver. A let ter just received by a resident of Green ville, now in Brooklyn attending the !Mcthodit General Conference, conveys the intelligence that Mrs. Harold had been Fcduced by ex-President Johnson, and that discovery and exposure led her to the commission of the rash act. Great indignation s expressed among the citizens of Greenville against the ex President, and many of the best citizens refuse to speak to hirn on the street." We have had every opportunity to learn oil the circumstances so grossly misstated in the dispatch above qnoted, and have no hesitation in saying that, for heartless cruelty on the part ot the insti gators and perpetrators, this affair stands unparalleled in the annals of social mur der. It was frequently referred to by prominent East Tennessee Republicans dining the State Convention of their par ty recently held here, and they were unanimous in declaring tli.it the reports ' which remind Mrs. ll.utold insane and TnE Supreme Coct. All the Judges have arrived and thej Court wa epened on yesterday. The flay was consumed in the examination of a lAimbcr of applicants for license to practice law in the lower Courts. To-day the thus will be examird for Superior Court lifense. To-morrow . i .i ... mil puuuaa iua names ot all lortnnate enough to pass. IialNctcs. weept the 11 l i l I wounded, only live ot v.iioin are ex-j jpj jlt.r t0 !akc i,er j; Wl.re rtS fAuQ pected to recover. Jn the vicinity of as the malice of those who invented them Florence, a great number of house; barns, v.c, were destroyed. THE LIFR HAKP. The noiselew moving hour are bringing ( hangc ; ever charge ringing On the harp of liAj, frhose measnre Beat to ftolenm outi4 ad pleasure. With low tones of anirr movming, Slolr, Mdly, in themorning ; Hut the shadm of eVf ning Mealing O'er U4 hear iu merry ealuig. Chanel nj, ehanging.iever chaneine. Oh I hf harp, thy U;ajwi are blending f rn,J tone nd heavenly brvMling, Holj UioughU with tare nn wreathing. Ll O'er eath' vide vi dermic it Mnr ami uenin vim rufle IiantU strinen ; f !, One wailing song, the hap i broken, Its dving note rc tdl upoken. ; I I'.ut when the HrlngitarerudelT riven, The echo sound afr in henTen And greet the kohI jimt new It roroe In Welcome to iu In-aveiilj home. Thro the daya of onf njoicinjt. Thro' the day of prayer and tasiting. When demon duut4 around u nweep, In darLening robeH and Lid u weep ; When hope, with c.'fitle purlin hand, ToinU upward to that U tter land, It measured ruurnlr "till beat on, As fall the live one bv one. Oh I dear life harp, that hand would Mar Thy fitful miuic forjone day, One hour, one niorr.fnt kt It be, In life or dentinr, lu dotinr. , j e would not know when we were LU-.t If all hoar were bti r of ret ; Nor would we know1, the debt of f?ve, If human heart cuuU never rove. ( 1 For thoe vjio snfUq mi"l, love hot. Know most feel iDt, frmu out the pnt They lef-tHM lcara, and memorie al, Of other days makeihe ntw glad. "THE LANDLAHyTs DAUGHTER" The following, fnpm the German of I I'hland is one of those slrange and start- ia a a . ling codcciU winch no other language attempts : There mme three ntndcnM over the Khine larae Werter'n houe thty enterel in ; l.imc Werter, hact thuti! pool ln-cr and wine And where' that lovely d.iug!i(ir of UiineT" P P TT, JL. XXI I.-1 Jk I 1 A 5 Tobacco Notices and L MB E LS GRANT IX THE WILDERNESS. In noticing the bost of the Senatorial clown from Nevada, which was couch ed in the words "Grant has boon in the m..i. li II 'It ilderness beiore, ana lie win come out as he did before," a Washington correspondent of the New" York World comments as lollows. How did Grant come out of the "Mr beer awl wine i frrrh My daughter is lyin; ctl I cyi In r hit r."' They Heiied within the l1i.wm1 it of ref. Where Hhrined lay the r .niiden, in hlai.L robo dfesd. was inaj'peasable and devilish. All of these ge ltlemen were Mr. Johnson's political opponents some of them his personal enemies yet they ail expressed ll-.i' firmiBt rnrwirtinn of hi innofrnco ! ail bore testimony t, the life-time piety I ? J11 ,'c,;lrtw rmT Ucc. !hc v '1: , , , . -ii l i j i I wert thou aiive thfu rnifivii pah of the lady with whose name his had u ;. i... iiiL.a.i...i i n . "How dearlv would I lofe thee i.ow .'" been so f.itallv assoiatid. Tlicv explained that (Jreenville is a aossitiins village of some tlU9auil iuh ibitants, and that for The second, he covered the f r anew. it t i . i. i.. I And, wecnins. he tnrneu a-ide fn.m the 1 T .1 I II W( I 111 XII IIllll'll a.- 1III1T i ik 1 . I ' iadv on the streets is sufTitieut to make -,v., ! her the social prey of his enemies. His -1 i . ...r .i iii AH nie : tli.it Hum n-(n innroi.i uut, The one I have loved f fo manv a vear .' view dcrness.' It us sec. lie Ikui on as- iIC!,uietial chair to his home in that suming command May 4, I8G4, of cf- place has been irreproachable. Even had . i i . x i. i r . . . 1 . it ! icctive men, oesiucs mc reserve, wnen t,uci, not been the case, lie would nartiiy he crossed the Ilapadan, 12.),(XH). Lec have been base enough to betray the wife ! And that kU that ki vita Promethean The third once more uplifted the veil, lie kissed the lip o deajlly pale, "Thee lovel I rrrr, utiUtyve 1 thee. And thee will I love through eternitv.' AXTIOCIL Uorrors lie Karth7uale(ker 2,000 Souk Missing A Mountain Split in TicainA Rescue from a Licing Grave. Nett Yok, Jane 4. Tie London 7 eU egraph, of the 24th of May, has the fol lowing : " A private letter girea intertit ifg particulars of the earthquake which occurred in Antioch, on the SOlli cf ApriL Two-thirds of the hones in the town Lave been utterly ruined, Including the raoat ancient and durable buildings, andtha re maining houses are o greatly damaged that there is co possibility of ocCTpyinj thera. The inhabitants, wlo art in treat misery, arc living in tent outside the town, and in deep grief on account of the Iota of relatives and property. The aacrifie has been very great, 100 Mahometan!, ' and 250 Christians aodJewt being report ed missing. Close to Aotioch is the Itle ofSnnda. in whkh all the bouse, numbering nearly on inousana, are mated. In Elonihia and Eljvloba and Gallaca al art entire ly ruined. Three hundred persons p Uhed in the Utter place. When the earthquake took place, Mount Bitios wag plit roto two pieces, and a torrent of black water hunt forth, tainting theatmosphcre with a strong offen sive odor. shepherds near the cost state that the sea rose about 100 feet higher than tuaaL Kigbt days after the earthquake occur red a Greek priest went into a large church iu Autioch to seek for the plate, and vbile among the ruins which had ae cumulated to the extent of about seven or eight feet, he heard a feeble voice implor ing assistance. On proceeding to the spot he found a young lady, 18 yean of age, deeply imbeded in the debris. She told hiui that the and a young brother Lad been buried alive. The priest p roe 0 red assistance nd the sufferers were extrica ted, but the young lady has since died, and the brother cootiuuej in a dangerous stale. MOTUEUS. Wc wish it were possible to pertande some otherwise most excellent mothers how much trouble they woald save themselves, by exercising a little firxnneti towards their young children. Of coarse it take more lime !to cutcst a point with a child than to yield it ; and a busy moth- er, uot lellecting that this is not lor oaee, , Hiui for thousands of future times, and to rid hcrtclf of future importunity, says, wearily, "yes yes you may da it' when all the while she knows it to be ; wrong and most injurious to the child. i Then there comes a time when she must iay No ! and the difficulty of enforcirg it, at so late a period of indulgence, none can tell but "eajiy" mothers of aell-wUltd childien. For your own sales, then, if you have not the future good of your childien at heart ; for your own sakra and to save yourselves great trouble in I the future, learn to say No and take t timi In nfnrrp if Tvf rerv itiinv go, if necessary, because this contest moat be fought out successfully with every separate child ; and once foDght, it it done w ith foreve r. When wc see mother, day ti:r Salt, l'iekles, Mo- r with a hu ge atid varied ai'd tahle necessities, produce tj 1'ltlCE & liUO. ! V ' 1 e( p eonstanthlon hand a larje and choice otk of (Sl-rCtliAL MEKCIIANDISE ewiipi isintPry Goods. roeeries. Wares, etc. cil whipfi they would! espeeially mention Sitrjar amt pofTec of all grades, i fori all purposes y of his oldest friend of the man who toiled. bidc him in the same shop and who was not forgotten in the days of his fame and prosperity. Nnshrille Banner. Upon the saare subiect the Union and 1 - - la n (is " t ! ' ir.,r TRIUMrF for the iest 1' rl'WAUIlS or FIFTY FIRST PRE M I UAtS and Gild and Silver Medals were ajwaVded ti Chalks M. Stiki'F anoa in, compeitiou 'whh -all the leading mannfactur- Vrs I of the country. Office and KTct Warcrooms, -V.. 9 A orth Lrlrrtu . t L TDIOIIR Md, Thu Sth T liainU contain all the latest im rri.vemeuts to lie lolmd in a firt-elass Tiano rovenients! ol iiik own in nnd in other iiifitruments. and finish of their iustru- LASSES, S UACON. i LA HI), SOLE nn M( r LEA 1 HLu, tfHOKS & BOOTS, HATS BOXXETS PRINTS, MACKKELi SALMON TllOUT, FLOUR and pdEAL, I SO VPS j f PEPPER and SPICES, TORAPffl " LIQUORS; , of all of choice quality. on given to consism- kifids always on hand. tnEspeeial nttent nieiUs and prompt returns made. 5U:tr I - 'itti additionl! im jMitum, not to jb f 'flic tone, teueh lHt-utjt eapnojt he excelled by any, minufactur- . A lar(?o asiotnl'nt of seeond-liand Pianos iway ou bftTHl.frlm s7" to Mv. I'arlor and Churrfh Orjrans some tiwentv dif fr'iit Blylert'on ha id from :o fljU upwards. Si'tid for Illustrated Catalogue, eontaininir naie of or ('r twelve hundred Southerners oive hundred ot whieli are Virginians, two Imndred N'orth Cirolinittrts, one hundred and I'fty East Tuunemeans. and .others throughout ! Sonth). who have bought tlTo Stiell' Piano iee the close of the war. . JJ AiLENMJliOWN Agent, -MQt :j I Salisbury, K. C. - i r 1 Land Devils, Trustee Deeds, Commissioner's Deeds, Sheriti'' eeds, OL'attlc lirt-aces, CHANCE BEAUTIFUL mi For Clerks, Magistrates and Solicitors ; at the same time had an effective force of 52,000. Grant's reinforcements up to the -battle of Cold Harbor, June J, were 07,000. Lee s reinforcements, up to the same date were 18,000. Grant s total force including reinforcements, American speaks n lollows : was 222,000. Lee's total force, inclu-;; There havii-- anneared in Cincinnati ding reinforcements, was 70,00. He- papers of the 2lst and 22d instant, a ru ference to their respective governments rflor that ex-President Johnsen had been showed that when both armies had guilty of improper intimacy with a lady reached the James, June 10, tlienumber. in Greenville, we deem it due both to the of Grant's rirmv that had been nut hors ex-President and to the memory of the lame Or anyt de combat was 117,000. Lp to this date the number of Lee's army that had been put hors de combat was 10, 000. Grant had more than three men for every one that Lee had 222,000 . iM else required in the to 7o-- ('rant '"f a - 1 men for every one that Lee lot s J lady, now deceased, to say that upon the announcement of such a rumor in Green ville, the pl ace of the residence of the parties, a committee of citizens, irrespec live of party, took the matter in hand and made a thorough investigation. The result was a complete reftuation of the imputation and a denunciation of the story Thrilled with new life thf quirering frame. And the maid nroe an stood hy hi ide, That (Undent's own luted anJ loving bride! THK LANGU Afill OF FLOWERS. The frail lily is an 'image of holy inno cence; faith is represented to us in the blue passion flower ; Ijope beam from the evergreen; peace frori the elivc branch ; immortality from the immortelle; the cares of life are represented j by the rosemary ; a .Las a the. victory ot the spirjt by the palm: com passion by the ivy; tenderness by the myrtle; natural honcstv and fidelity by the forgrt-me-not. j Even the disposition? of the human soul are expressed by flowfrs. Thus silent grief iJ portrayed by the weeping illow; shuddering bv the aspen ; the mrht- a by day, worried harrassed, worn out b ceaseless teasing? and importunities for want of a. little flrmnesa at the ouUet, we know not whether to be more orryor angry. At any rate, we have no patince to stay by and witness such sad management. Printing Line. THE Hi Carolina lUatch I A RARE ! ! ! j To Secure a AND VALUABLE RAL ESTATE, consist ing of a modern &id cbramodiona house, am ple out buildings, good water, a fine large gar den, arid from 8 tb 38 s; ores of .excellent land, all lying in the inburl s of Salisbury ; all in closed;, and elliible fr building lots. The above property is oneof fhemost HESIRABLE ?it this part of the eonntry, and will be increas ed in ; a IA" k by the completion of the contem plated Hail I loads to (lus place. Persons in terested in such prierjty, are invited to call on, ori address the subscriber. iJNd. A. BRADSIIAW, i J baltibury, X. C. April 18, lST2.-31:tf. AS man Fw ijule at t. Cheap Cbattlo lo.rtgagcs, d various Ulicr blank for sale here. ns olfic ! FANCY H1R WORK. : 3iun. &. w.j i tuuiui..L., win ao any kiua ot . Fancy! Hnir Work. Repair Braides, nakb Curls, Switches, Or niunents aud Jei elrjf Setts ; also make fami ly htair into W teathsL and Boquets. ; For terms call at her residence ou Chureh street. West of the Methodist Church. Sam plestean be seen at S. W. Terrell's Store on Iunis$ street j !May9i 1872.4-W. Grant havins in the first instance more than twice as many men as Lec 125, 000 to 52,000 vet had to be rein forced bv more men than Lee ever had 07,000 to 70,000. These enormons armies did not suffice fo overthrow Lee. This line which was fought on all sum mer, was abandoned. All that sum mer and the fall succeeding, and then the winter, and at last the spring was spent before, by this system of ex changing six dead or wounded north ern soldiers lor every one ueaa or wounded southern soldier, the exhaus tion of Lee and his army became com- nlete at Annomattox Court-house.' This beinsthe wav Grant got out of the Wilderness, we may imagine over wlmt met nnd overthrow, nav riiin of circulation! is good, and its standing tjie intere.sts of his country lie will, 1 . I if he does, escape from the wilderness and patron&ge improving. It is one of popular doubt and disfavor that now . ? m nnn i. l ' . i , i ... i :.!... ,1. , c nietHiiciioiy u 111.3 . t . 1...: U''V in,;, af", 7r , V, fa ,i !fm.Jlinr rocket is a fir" re of life, a, it ny as Lee had and 12,000 over half as shadow of found at.on. 1 he lady was the - frontlerfbetween liarht and many more besides 1 17,000 to 70,000. wife of one of Mr Johnson s oldest ana . Tm MW, V b U,C9C flower? nmnl hnvino-in the first instance more best friends. Iu the language of a spe- . 1 , ' , ...1 .,l.a 7r; ,.d American l" ""1 o 1 J eiai inrpinuii" !- .:,), 1 hf.r de:ith-nnd burial : "The " I niiuvuuviug ' v. funeral occurred at the Presbyterian Church, of which she had beeu a consis tent member for over thirty years. A large concourse followed the remains to the grave. The deceased was was fifty two years of age and had for fojty years led an upright, irreproachable life in this e will add a lur.uer ex- A NEWSPAPER, Is a candidate for public favor. Its community. tract from a private letter written by a well-known lawyer f (Jreenville, a Northern gentleman, who has been living there since the war: "She was one of the purest, best, most universally beloved t women I ever knew. There isn't a man, .voman.or child, of any religion, politics or color, in the county who believe one word ot the glanderous report. 1 t Intolerance. i is a very danger ous thing in this country to le inde pendent, or to act arid think for your self. Men are very 'intolerant of op position, whether in Church or in State. 'What is hetjrodoxv?' aked a Error. In our report of the proceed ings of the Convention on yesterday we reported Mr. Graham as saying that Lit llefikid was sent frm this city to Cary station by private conveyance, where he found an engine ordered there by Major W. A. Smith to take him to the West. The Major distinctly said Swepson and we should have reported it Swepaoa and not Litllefield Ntus. Axutuer Error. Wc said, jester day, there were seven white men to hear Gov. Caldwell at Whitcville. tVe intent ded to say ven white radicals ; there were at least twenty-five white men in all. After the Governor' speech there were only four white Radicals left, three of the seven turning over on the spot. Of the four that were left, two were dead drunk. Xe "How much did be leave T" inquired a gentleman of a wag on learning the death of a wealthy citixen. "Everything, re sponded the wag; "he didn't take dollar w ith him." A letter wpiter, describing & ball, savs the feature which made the deepest British statesman of Charles James Fox on one occasion, ' W hv said the i jtn"prc Mion on him was the "unusual nam wittv and acconiiJiHed debater 'heter- : ber of very plump women foaming ore odoxv is your doxy, sand orthodoxy i flnw' ou archil nirlit. a mar- r - - i of the best advertising mediums in the State environs his path to re-election. and offers its facilities on as The Wilmington the tops of their dresses. - Ax exchange mentions a case beyond liberal terms as an v. Gov. Scott, in a letter to a New Vnrk- firm, savs the interest -on the! State debt cannot be paid before July, 1873, as the last Legislature made no IN the Strict Court of the United States vision for its payment. for the Cape !Fear TJistriet of North Carolina. In the matter of John W. Holm, bankrupt Upon the application of the Assignee of John W. Holm, bankrupt, it is ordered that a second meeting of the , Creditors of said bankrupt be held in Charlotte, on the 29th of Mav 18,2, at 10 o'clock, ajm.,at the office of B. H. Broadfield, one of the Register in Bankruptcy, in said Dis trict, for the purpose named in the Twenty-se venth becuon of the Act of Congress. i il W. H. SIMPSON, Assignee.' .May 1st, 1872. 2w34. , ! : l.r A narrow ruarc Railroad is to be built from Yorkville S. C. to I?noir, N. C. Gen. Robert 11. Vance was, on Saturday last, nominated by the Democrats fur from the Mountain District. Hon. J. C. Harper is the present incum bent. Capt. T. D. Johnston, of Buncombe, is nominated for elector. "Star" learns that twnt toi 000 have been subscribed to building the railroad from that place to the sea-shore, and that work will be commenced in aboct .'JO d iy3. MU-s Praddon, tin novelist, it is said, has lent to the jewelry d. paitment of the London International Exhibition ?2",000 worth of diamonds. The Hillsboro Recorder says that hog cholera prevails in Jackson county and they have no remedy for it. In Ran dolph one fourth of the entire stock were lost. Judge Logan, at Mecklenburg Superior S'-iturdav. re fused to graut a tn Ann Eliza Davidson, and ...ano her to be hanrred on the 16th of August. velous proper fellovi if you agnc with tijC oldinary oculUts. It is that of ayounf me, but you are notja man ot wisdom ; ijdy who, instead of a pupil, ha a pro and iudmcnt if yqu tahc iuc with j fcesor in her eye. my dictum. So most; men think. The eloquent Voorhees, !of Indiana, who has been a great favorite with the de mocracy and the SoOth, is now 'catch all around for his spoeHi the other dav, in which he ventilated uree- lev's record, lie Ncharg'-u wun ix- in' brought up lccabe he dared to say what he thought I dial, niinet. km in once said to A fHKEWn old get; di.-hirr: " Re sure my dear, you never m"rrv a poor mjari ; but remember that the puurc: ni-m ji; " wo,i,J, ' one that has money and ijoihing else." M DiCK," said a Certain lawyer to a conntryman who was considered more fool than knave, "wjiat should you call the two greatest curiosities in the world I "Why;" replied Dick! "an honest lawyer ana a nm uu A sewing society at Milwaukee eantm up a neighbor' character in exactly seven minutes. What is that which no one wuhe to have and uo one wishe to loose f Abahl head. A Philadelpliia paper say that one half of the servant girls iu that city axa drunkards. The Rileish 7n7y Xnt i in trouble iecasaa a Rool mary Iernof ratic paper do not know the name of their candiditM. ntirfr Timet. would be better for tmc of the notainets Timi' party, if their name were nt quite f-o well known In Nordi Carolina- Some of the Radical candidtea are more aofcriow than diinguL.hed. After the first Thursday in August, they ill sink into that obaqurity from which they wuald hare never etnerfed but for the reign of corruption and Carpet-biai. Aar. ! It I of the Jv t J - h