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'. " i ' t.. . :h t'iS Mi;" . i ' --,.. ! - , ; J I - Qloriiliiifli'lUatfljijwn, State Democratic Conservative Ticket. K i: (t DNnnKtn I .a . i - i , Of (Craven, j - A i ' (if MficiUnbarg. j . For Treasurer :JOHH W. GB-illAM : I -.i .' Of Orange. . ... i Sttrmry. of Slatf JOHN A. IVOMACK. I j i Of Cbbaiii. j . For 4-rfaf-WliETT- VEVfc JJTIIDKf E, Fur Super in UnJcnJ Public Instruction, XEBECS fEXPEXHAl4 I ' OnUuijforii. i fir Spl. PWe IIV JOS. II. HEJ'APK, ,t c, can pot be denied. Ye would be Mined, indeed, If we did not behold the frtiitkod baneful effects of this cry lag evil-, everyday and on every han. It is an evil that is prying' into vey Relation of life and fast sapping the foundations of oar government and the liberties of our people. l overshadows ajl other evils: of thU our day arid time. It is 0 epederoic of monstrous, propoj 1 t .1,0. j..f ....1 Ik utnull fill i-unpi.h Its imperial sway Its destructive Influences should be checked, einej they will expand anu grow until our liberties and all that we hold dear will (to down in too'ne mighty whirpool of passion arid blood. The people should turn away from the persistent office seeker as from the presence of a deadly plague. ; " i 7tli 'Cneikhionsl lH.trict;f For Gnjr-U WM. M. UOliKINS, Of Iiwsn. ? iilowan Democratic Conservative . Ticket. . ) : A ; Fvr the SaUCnMU&i WOE, Eatj., :.y i Of Iave,. - ! For the lfoutk of Jlrpretentatittt Vr. f. N. LPCKEY, & KEURRAIGE, 11 For .ar.f-Cat-. VM. C. COUGH ENOUK. " . 1 - for ZVMHrr-JAMES 8. MtCUBBINS. fir RUter of fMrds-Cspt. G. WOODSON. I For Ctwat-r-jBENJ. F. FJRALEY. yCo. urrr-jciIAS; k "WAGGOlTF.Ii, For Cointy Conitliiionersl-.E. lltuiney, John . Shaver, O.M. Bernhardt,! John prabanv, and Jfohn G. Fleming. ! j respect of h w jamilf.- Is it not strange that the lust for office should; exert such, a demoralizing ntl (ill AND MASS MEETING IN I CHAULOTTE ON MONDAY j j TIIK29TII INST. Tbe (Jreeler land Urown Cub of Char lotte have gnanted to have a jgrand maps meeting In tliat'lcity on the! B9th. The Hon. Carl SchJrz, of Missouri; Hon A. v. MiLure, of Pcnnfykat.ilij Gov. Wal ker, of VinriiilnJ and Hon. W U-Graham, ui North CaroliU; Hon. M. I. OVonnor, and Gen, M. Cj Butler, of S. C, are to bw 'there to add)rts tbe peoplf BEAD THIS: I , etfsr F.verv bodv knows that' North Caroli nians can be i)Ought and we have! the money and expect tolbiiy enough to carry the election in August for Caldwell, j j f Such re, mbsUntiallythel remarks of Grant suppo ter uttered a lew! days ago ai Jlotel in aihiugtoii. Whafdoyou think of it, North Carolitiians? 1 Do not suppose the radi cal scamp ws crazy. That njaft but utters the deliberate purpose of thej Grant party, to buy up iSOrtn uarounxans i-fiu wuij the election for Caldwell, if theyj can possible do so-if lhejr can gnd North Catoliniana who are bane enough to be bribed, bonght and sold like sheep in jthe shambles AVh)it a gross in sult to the people of the State, that they can be bought, bribed, to vote the Radjtciptieket, com ing Iron a fbjil-raouthed, unprincipled Radical, who is bane enough to connive it the robbery of the public treasury for the purples of bribery and corriiptijin of the people. Aiparty that can resort to such villainous and corriipt means, and has the effjohtery to proclaim iis jitter Abandon ment and iehality, capable of any crime and richly deserves to be pilloried ib all time. This is ftie game this mosi infa4ous and shameless ptlrty is to play, ami indeed, is now playing this is the reform it 1 proposes to in augurate, i Think of it, people iof North Caroli na, and ak Fourelves whether such 4,party is worthy of ynr confidence and yot'r support. . . . .1 . .. t. . ,1 ! 'j J; i It is boldly charged ancr nas noi oeen ucmum, office-holders are usiug money from to aid the Radical j candidates inj practise upon In,' is Utterly pblividus ; of the distinction between truth and falsehood. , '. -The recollections of me nprrors pi.! lw, n practietd onder - the suspension of the writ of Jfabetii corpus, and the infernal conduct ifTlaua as Bond and Busteea, arid the numberless Marshals, Deputy Marshals and spies that infest our oouinern iana, gic the lie in the plainest terms to the malignant hypocritical statement. iSBathere is fiirther proof of the love this man says he bears toward u: - 11 Vk nrnnrae to elect Grant for tour years longer, and a Congress to support his adminis tration; Tell the Greeley toen to work on, Ulk on, we are going to beat you ; but we can't trurt ToayOU may benight now, but you were wrong vttrdv ; and to urove you are worthy, next Vinter come to! Congress and vote fbr Sumner's oivil Hihu billJ and help build up the country and make thU--hat it is fast becoming the rrutfit crnvornment on the face of the earth. Pemocrats, stor talking about the despotbm of the Federal government wnen you snow mere Is no despotism X on cannot open any uooh. 01 bistort and show where any country on the face j 0 tlte earth haa been so merciful. No man can stand tip here to-day and aert to the contrary S-the denial is the most gigantic lie on record' S The Southern man who can read snch lan guage as this, and that, too, from a man asking Ills suffrages' foil the second highest office in the gift of tlie people, and not despise ahd hate the lying wretch is cooler and more moderate than we are. l - Coming to thpending State election, Wilson said : !''!.- "About your North Carolina canvass I know little, and propose- to say less auoni your locai politics. But as your election is at hand, I will say to you it is destined to exert an immense influence upon the vote of thevconntry. I he neoole of the United States are looking upon thisJvote of North Carolina as the settlement of the fPresidential contesti If the Democrats cnrrV it. it will eive more votes for Greeley than, you think,! but if you carry it, you will give more votes for Grant than you have got in your whole rnate. J i; r ' - Give us a Victory here and we will carry twenty-seven of these States. I confess it fairly if yu Republicans will give us a victory here, that there will be no more fighting we will ciinterover the field. But if you allow a Demo- JUDGE MERRtMONS : INDICT- ; MfcXT Om'lH: 40 VOMEN. Wo etoii the press to give place to the following letter from Col. Coleman, which explains itself. " ; r j ; ' Jn)y 17, 1S72. Editor Citizen iMaj.- Graham and 1 spoke at Unrnsville day before yesterday. Speaking commenced just after our airiv al. I had not time, thfrefore, to search the Clerks office and Rceord, for evidence of the alleged indictment of tbe f Forty wires of Confederate Soldiers' by Judge Mcrrtmon while Solicitor. A highly re spectable gentleman, bowcrcr, had made such search, (as had otherst as be inform ed me,) and handtd me the miuates of the Court with the pages marked. (The bill could not be found.) I read, the entries on the record frarn the speaker's stand, and examined, before the audience, a wit ness marked on the bill, and sent to Grand Jury at Spring Term, 1866, and also 'a member of said Grand Jury. From the rectrd, and their evidence, it appeared that the pill in question, was sent by. me, then solicitor, at said spring cratlc victorv, vou will put a burden on onr noniuers wnicn win maKe w sinuatr. tie term, 18C6, against 14 persons; sit or thatFedera Washingtor this State, I tST Grant's bloodthirtilf Secretary, Bout well, who is opposed to shaking hands across ! ihe bloody cnasia maue oy uie uinvu to tne rvBioraiioiT yi jn.-vi: nnvi wtenthNorthttn and the Southern people, but itt favor of continued war between the North ahd " ih Sftiith'iin favor of continued bUterness and , ..p ... - Kirife between the white and colore! people o1 lhesouth--hH returned to Washington. We would notj be surprised Je was recalled by Grant at the instjffice of the New York ITerald. 'The incendiary speeches he was ent down heTe I tjy Grant to deliver, were not received ihe y iTar heels") with as much enthusiasm as it ias ixpectied itjwonjfd be. This man Bout well a sruihfttl exponent of the Radical party. His' infamous doctrines are worthy of that party and they should at 'once and forever damn it in ihe i-stimation lof all good men. We do not doubt it. In fact' we 1 I T .1 . f ! i ... A AW A lt A t are as weiuonvinreu o imera v.wi,. thing. Ti( programme is, to circulate Radical: documents, ' to pay Independent Conservtive; Candidates o run, and to buy up votes. Thi opprobrious programme was to jhave, beer carjf ried out in perfect secrecy, but ftt all hazards. Anu iney are tiuiug n uui ij yic iciici. juvii Radical sheets as the Raleigh ra, Statesville tmertcaaand John Pool's lying circular, asjwelj as large numbersof documents of similar hn re ader, they are scattering broad; cast oveti the land. These are paid for with the people's Independent candidates are no doubt a , money. may stand defeat, but it will cost us months of labor ami toil to recover, anou wm inenauoru 5 3 a substantial evidence that there is dialisfac-, tion with the administration." I This is the only part of the speech that bears any semblance of truth," and we call upon our friends everywhere to note the confession here made by one of the Philadelphia candidates, that in fact the contest between Greeley and Grant will depend npon the result of our North Carolina State election. Let us rouse burstlves, then, and get to work, and keep at it unceasingly until the polls close on election day. Let us leave nothing to chance. We have the destiny of America in Our keeping. : So much for Wilson. As to Boutwell, the bloodthirsty sneak and Radical Treasuer, we will let the N. Y. Herald tell how successful he is likely to X in converting our people to Radi cal doctrine. This paper refering to Bout- well's speech made at Greensboro, sjys it was an incendiary appeal made to the worst passjions of his black audience and that a few imore sirch will destroy the administration of Grant ; and urges Grant to recall Mr. Bout well and dismiss him from Ins cabinet. Apart from its review of the financial policy of the , administration, it was, 111 its political aspect, seven beinjr women, (learine ittst after the speaking I forgot to bring a copy of their names,) one ouly being the wife of aXJonfederate soldier in service when the trespass was committed. The indictment was "forcible trespass," The; only dis position of it that appeared by the record, or any one knew of, was at fall term I860, when Judge Mrriimon was holding the courts of another circuit. 1 hare no rea son to snppose fie knew any thing what evet of the prosecution. It id a very rare chance that a Judge knows of ,a solicator pending any pirticuar bill. The record showed that at fall term, 1866, one of the defendant secured his costs ; and perhaps, (the tntry being doubtful,) that three or four "others submitted, but rothing ap- pears as 10 tueir cost, ; ana no judgement appears. The record jdoes not show what 1 . . Decaroe or the cate a recollect and found no me No one seems to have been in custody' I do not know vlio pid any fee or if any one did. . The husband of onk of ihe defendant? who came to me after 1 the speaking, cor roborated the statement of the other, as to the time when ihe bill was sent ; said it was at Spring Term1, 1SG6, and that he did not pay any Solicitors lee or cost, nor did any one that le kuew of, lor his wife. j The propriety of ray action is not in questiou. The audience seemed intirely satisfied with it. j Respectfully iDr COLEMAN. THE OUTLAWS. ; '? Tom TiOircry Killed Cdr lsharCt Brol Ihet the AtcngcT-lht Iiodg in ; Lumbertorlf dc, cfr. -". t We learn that MtJ Robert shart, a younger brother of the lamented Col. F." 31. Vishart, who was so foully murdered by the Robeson county outlaws, last May ana mat, too, while on an erraud of mercy t6 them, shot and . killed Tom Lowery, near Moss Neck, on Friday nijlit, about 10 o'clock." After killing him, Mr. Wig bart procured wagon, drawn by two mules and carried tbe body to Lumbcrton, where it was fdlly identified as that of Tom Lowery. he waeon arrived at tbe town just as the two trains were passing thai point, ana mere was, tberefore, bat a few moments allowed our informant to gather particulars. From a gentleman who view ed the body; we learn that there were no less than four ghastly wonnds. Sereral loads of buckshot had appaiently been discharged into him ; several shot had pen etrated tbe rigbi eye, passiug through tbe brain, others had lorn awav parts of tbe moutli aud the jaw, the left arm was bad ly shattered and there was a gaping wound in the left 6ide. li was probably aHdone, however, from two discharge of a double barreled shot gun, loaded w ith buckshot. We could ascertain, yesterday, no further particulars than these, but Will be able to lay a full statemeni before our readers 00 Tuesday. : Thus has another of this gang of mnp derers gone to his fiual account, and it is peculiarly appropriate that he should have been sent there by tbe brother of LU last victim. Stephen Lowery and Andrew btrong are now the only remaining mem bers of the gang, and we hope that they too, ere long, may meet the rewaid of their many crimes. -4, ravt'S Honest SuppotTEa TWl orld publishes the following as the roll of Oram's honest sapporters : The Custom-house Ring. The General order Swiudliug Rinj. The San PoroWo Rin. The District of Columbia Ring. The Seneca Stndetone Ring. -The Indian Ring. The Nary Department Ring. The Lind Crabbing Rinj. The t'horpening Fraud Ring. The Bameron Ring. Th Washington Lobby Ring. Tbo OEcc selling Ring. The Internal Revenue Ring. The Whisky Ring. The rhiUdelpbi Municipal Ring. The Cnrpt-t bag Ring. Tbe Military Ring. The Camerpn-Knuble "Ada" Ring. The Monopolist Rings every where. Tbe Great Railroad Ring. The National Rank Ring. The Southern iMnndcrera Rings. The uQre Lojders' Ring. ! . tli-ired States Marsh! Carrow, of Xnnli nelrl.a ciiurter of a million i f dnlls J S'ljxrk Court. . IVtitkwttjr re moval .f defrf.d tnUit AJmiia. traturt crf'IIirata 11k I p, dee d STATE OF N. CA ItOUX A. W. R. Sharpr pl fT. Urich Il. ll.e!, W. A. litiler anj Jn I Piier, Adminitrator. of lliniu 1'l.tljK. dxM..l,ru l lodiK-ndaiit I rich II. Phlp.; wi are hereby 'imuKtn1 i unrnwrr lh pe tiii.m, wl.i. h i r,!,-.l in the SjrofiU. Suprrtur Court Clerk of Davie, within twenty irWr tlie m rvioe cf llit utnnio t yoi, tJi if o f fall lo anwr within the lime aXufai!, mypU- calion will he made to tle lerk of the 8up M Cfxirl tr ih- r-!l. f A.Lcd In Mid -titiu, an4 the MUif ill (In n L heard atoj adoJ 00. Thi 18ih djv of Jutie-ST2. II. R HOWARD, clerk, SM;r. Omrt. lteie ctntmir. NORTIU AKtL!NA,"T . ' si rev. ,V i si v. I1" tCenrt. Henry X. Vifc Adm'r. with the will auurit of DaviJ TucLer dee'd. Cvnean Tuck. r. I.wm Tix ker. JoI, U hU wife Citiutioe, JwLu McKan, Newton Couch and o:ln r. Sjcil .rc-.T, THiiioa to n lan.I. In lhi tit- i: ..( ; ,ri:,- u it t,f the riMirt ihjt ( '. rirkir. i4 L4 wife NatM-r CaMiua, acknowledses thai he drawn , V:!! f,i,! '. V(mt IWTuek. fl 1 1 1 - itiiinic ale nun-rx-ilnll.tta : ..r.i : . . t. : .1 . . . I 1 3 1 m. - - V , . -1 Ukereiure oro-rel ihat trotu Ihe rederal 1 reasnry w ithin the I (Kiblioitinii U iu:..U in the"V'u hma"i i.w- p if t lifttt'n months, ms charged by Mr. i lwlfr "bli-!.cJ at NU.4j irr, N. i". fur hit ac- Rrtk, t Kentucky. Rut Carrow al!. s s ,Vj've -s re-j-unt Mid .U f n J.mt n ati- that this ei:.unons sum was neeres-arv S l? V VU,M',.',U',U' DvWu' lW r',l, to m. ct the etpms.-s of ibe Federal ! wir .r ;.!,, , . in t.rJTl T 1 . ? v- .1 . 1 1 1 . ; . .- r . - : - rvin-i nirii in i.nn . .iroiina, caiit-eu ry t tie , lemauttol m jk i.-.i.ri wiiltn DrisecUtiou of the Kn Kluz nud the i.e.- a to them- lhi-Jni.,- il n entrrttl vrv tvhm 1ST IZ : U erwards I do not one who could tell running whiter it was possible for .hem. to , - ; b,;k;Vg.inrt their buy UP a wcaK-Kneeu cuuseryaiiv wnu wqia THE RESULT r We hal e the most favtrable rejiorts froni kll j.aruTofthe State, and judgmg jfroni these,; We jinake our estimates as follows . ; 1 j I We will carryjhe State by frtmi five to eight tliouiand mujoritjr. - I '' Will xrry this ConureBsional district by four or ve thousand minority, , !t We will carry thi senatorial, district by four or five hundred majority. , ; We will carry Rowan county by five or six hundred majority. . Our majority in the Legis lature on joint ballot" will be two-thirds. !;Our members elect to Congress will number six, per- hipa seven. j ' ' i If their is a 'full vote and Conservatives all turn out and do their duty, we shall carry the JState by fifteen or twenty thousand majority. There is no- mistake about these estiaiates, j i1)ut they all depend upon 'the 'action of Demo l vratH ami vonservaiives on tne.uay 01 election. (The enthusiastm and spirit Tmang our people at tliw wrilinff fullr iustifr the eKtliiiates made. i o - -- -7 j Arouse North Carolinians and work from ; now until Thursday evening next, and glorious vic tory and triumph will crown jyour efforts and redeem your State. THEIR STOCK IN TRADE. The whole stock' In trade of the Radical newf base enough to pell himself to do the dirty work ; and on or before the day of election; bribes will be offered to Secure votes fur the Radicil Partv. I ! We doj not believe the people f North Caro lina can: be honht. Occasionally they may succeed injretting a man who Will not object to beingsold ; but the great masses iJf the yeomanry of the Old North Slate will spurn the infamous proposition, end arouse themselves to hurl from place and power the insulting j authors of It. They will teach the thieves ami plotters that stolen gold can not buy Norlh Carolinians as they hurl the lying slander; back in the teeth of the scoundrels who uttered it, at the baljot i box. North Carolinians, jebuke these vile slanders.! Your good Jiame is ai stake. If the election is lost through indifference, or other wise, these unscrpulous slanderers will charge that you were bought up. The vile imputation should be set at rest now and forever. Tod CaldweTl and his cohorts should be scattered to the four points of the cpmpassext Thursday. If every man will turn out and get his neighbor to do likewise, the Stato will be carried:; for Merrimon by a very large majority, and we will not again hear the inCunous charge thatlhe people of North Carolina can be bonght. The eyes of the whole country are upon you, North Carolinians. Arouse yourselves to the perfor mance of a high duty and you will ever after feel proud of your action, and your children will learn to love and honor you in after days. white fellow-citizens and to scatter the seeds of distrust, hatred and revenue broadcast over the Sopth. The Secretary of the Treasury denounc ed and spurned the proposition that the people of the Northern and Southern States -the men who had, fought the battles of the Confederacy under the banners of lA;e and htonewall Jack- soni and the men who had under the lead of Sheridan and Grant shall CORRUPTION. I Lexinotox, N. C., July 20, 1972. Mrssrs. Kdltort : The following U tter was found at a certain place in Davidson county near a" seat which had been e:upi'd by I). K. Reckerdite. It is in the baud writing of W. F. Heiidson. as d"Zftisof gen tlemen, who have seen it a d kn w his h.-uid-M ritiu can testify. It is ;nv in the posses- o'lAn iT n (vui.tluiiKin in I a V I t r-t a r It f II 1 ! W , civil 'l a triJiirnniil in rr- aiiicimm air u t i i marched to victory ? .., . r.r. n. i...l I. Reck alleging that ilarshal Carrow had itiid twenty three tliou- iIih I'titiii i:i Vnrth .Kit tliMt It P U..rL..i,!itM 1 II Annual Sspsion ur iuk M. Grand Encampment I. O. (). F. This ;body held its annual cession itt this city on the 17'h inst. The following officers were elected for the rueuii.p year. I'liil. Thicm, of Raleigh, M. V. Grand Patriot. W. E. Edwards, of Greensboro', M. W. Grand High Priest. J. 1). McNeely, of Salisbury, M. W. Grand Senior Warden. Edward Eoctter. ot Tarboro', M. W. Grand Junior Warden. R. J. Jones, of Wimington, II. W. Gr.iud Scribe and Treasurer. J. II. Raker, Tarboro'. M. W. Grand Representative to the Grand Lodge of the U.S. The M. W. G appoiuttd the following officers. II. T. Clawson, of Raleigh, W. G. Sentinel. R. Davis, Elizibc tU City, W. D. G Sentinel. Marcus Rear, Wilmington, W. D. G. Patriarch. I Wm. II. Chuk, Elizabcih Citv, W. 1). G. Patriarch. W. C. Porter, (ireensboro', W. I). (1. . Patriarch. pejrlir rf frands on the internal revenue. Eyeryrdy knows that limiting Kn Klnx baB been m profjiHble busiuci-i. at ibeoiith i XOimi I. lt...ru sr.. r.ur .. I... .. Iff 1 ..It i thit much money lai tn en usvtl evert in (hi ilh giliin iU'. way. Cairow first evaded the issue by raying he had not been to Washington for six months. Now lie admits that he got I lie monc , tut denies that ur of it h is Vn ( apartasacorniptioii fund. L-ilt. Gazette. a. ii. nuxiiAx.c. s. c. IN A, r Sapttior Cmrt. ipvrLd I'nxieuUtg. 1 A leading radical of Hickory Tarcrn Jias stated that S21.C00 h is be en appro Jirialed by the ihe Republicans to cirry the election in thii Loogreseionl Di -liict.- WHfcfihiro ller all. DIED Fcnuv ( i . IL J. Pa-mi Ceiij. M. Kicioiog. J 1. ".lion for Divorr-r. In lUt cae it pir:.r'nf2 ihst Ueniaaiiii M. Firming, the Hu-Ind of prtiti4Mr It. J. F.ti.iio. i .1 iK-rei.lriit liie Suie of North C.irc.i: i.i I; i thvnk.re ".rdertl tt.nt r'iM-a- I Mil' . I w.m itv i nuke in l lie - v .ii nrn-tu. a (-iaiar i ....t i ..a :.. .i: i v. i. i- . r " , i-i.v-i in cMiiriturT . . i l l u rilr tvi Ml I KMctt--i ve ifiiifviii the aiJ lUtiiniii j M. FU niin, IV ti 'id't to ai1rar at U lerior Co.irt, to I.t'.l fir ihe city i-i S-it-ry, at tli fo.irt lln in IKmjii, .n the 1 t M lid ir in (U liiU r Hi XT, aud atu-Vcr tl. i i jliinuf lit plaint i.T,i:L in the uivllhrrdjsf..f H.:id ttrni lln-ro.f or -ln- will lake ! ut In P.ivie county. July ih 2"th, Mrs. Surah Crtinip. aped 73 year-, lo uiondis aiul 4 days.; For several yc-ais llii iitoiinr in Iorat-1 has been eonGlieil t. lu-r home, tiaoUaiitly mif Irrinj; the p:ig of dicac, liith t-he bore ii!i t liristian ie-ignatiuii. She lived a v-aifitt-iit lif.-. wx eU tiuc-d a:.d honored by all who kin- lir. For many years s!i- ha been a prnit."Ui! tneiulK-r f the Mft!Kiii C'hurcli, aiul t.i.d in ihe christian's hope to live fonvtr, h.re pain and sorrow nr.- ki un i. iar-. A gu.tly falU the evvlug d.tf, ki d-id her life awav. for tin- i .. .i t i L.i4')lc'd in 1 1 io rHDi!.w. Winn-. A. 11. Fr-cfi in. lerk of ail (Vwrt, at i.:lu i-. in KWh., ii ihi 17th lav of June, A. D. 1STJL A. II. KUF.LMAK, CKC. (11 Htt Noun I Sl h li V .t XTY J j'.iu ILaioo ( A1UI 1.1 N A, W Probate m Sii-- J riv-r Court. : N E W A 1) V E RT I S 11 M EN FS. Jdnu- I lU-tij. I .a l'ti.:on t In tl. Adrn'r of Juqh Lmiy dee'd. iiidv, Kl'i.-. -bcth liitxlr. Julto Iiuidr. !lj-o:i-d ti at ll.e C !-!.:- ! M.o t l!uii i. .u- i e. .i i.;it.,- mf. I drawn two hund-ed ; ov iuc wai uuu uui y luiciti it in. "w""- , rfi rJ-il.A ..n.t Xo- rather let ns keen alive dollars; to carry u- a ij.'j ti,..i tn tin. w.. Carolina. I utii.Vrst; R. A. Watson, Tin born, W. D.G.P.i triaith. J. D. McN. ely. Salisbury, W. D. G. Pa triarch St tttiHll. From ihe Sentinel. THE LIRERAL REPP IILU'AXS. It affords ua much satisf lC.io'i to pith- ; li the subioi.ied brief address of the , Tlie Sule of the N- U, Ai-i)iii.'j. A" in,j l the .-laU- . i .1 V. l.it'.ii., 1. iherett-fiTe :ii!ver:i-i i dav, Ar. -ii-a 'Z't, u'. Z M. din. r it) ih-L'.iry. .1. K. Ul'IlKI., A-j-'.jrnce July f, I :.. J. L.ELl7lOT 5: Co." ManufactuiTrs of iU-iijiTriiu I. 'in; J o- I lb I . Ul.t V. i'.. a: e i. li- r-(..r . , .r.i. r. J ,A in 1 v it iiimn, iv -t' . S. I"., f I.' '. 1 :bt- heirt t-f JoLah 1-unJr. 4 ii I.ii.d for a-t1v it .i,.;- i : ii.J t'ut Ji.'in I.-irxlr, y m.i! Mir rliil Iren 3d brir'J" I. :i - .i: Ia of Jofrj.ti Ijnii tt. i. .i. ri -i bu! of ll i- ."ut! It I . im- r n it-Xti Vr 'i!ln-1t lofi III nlf lulu f l l J i-1. n1 m It UlU (IIIII1IU3IUC IIHU ll.lll i:i.- Ui.li ivi. ivr ... .v k --- -,- - , , . hellion, until the chasm pha'.I be filled, it mav aeknowled-es the c.-tnituess of the letter. siaie Executive (. om-nittc e of ihe Lib-rnl be, with the mangled victims of a more cruel ! It was unsetitru in had endorsed across its war. a war; of race., rdaverv, says tecretarv back near one end I'r. 15. 1 . liecUerdite Koiitwell, was the cause of this "deep, dark and portentous chasm?" and injustice is the esjientisl characteristic of slavery. He refuses to recog nize the fact that ulaverv is dead t that it can never again be revived in the Viiitcd States j while the world continues ; that the Southern j people, one and all, accept the results of the j war ; that the white citueua of the South ask only to be allowed to live in peace, to repair their shattered fortunes, to reconstruct their desolated homes, and to place their States once a gam on the joad to prosperity and happiness. le sees in the- solid vote of the blacks, ignorant, idlje and vicious though a majority of them un doubtedly are, a prospect of securing the South ern States for the administration of which he is a member, and so he tells the negroes of North Carolina that it must still be war between them and addressed to Yuurt-truly, !ude Settle.'' YIN DUX. The foil. owing is a copy : Orrioi ok L. E. Johnson, Clkkk op Sl pf.kior Court, Lexim.ion, X. C, July 3. 1872. ) JuJg$ Settle : Dear Sir : Permit me to say to you 'that our frieud. li- V . Beckerdite, is the most popu lar man that we have iu oar county as y:u know he ought t have been nominated for Sheriff, he is oue oftln se w ho desire your success more than til other men iu the State, Tod, R. Caltiivell included; he can and will and their white fellow citizens ; and he pours earrv h's town&hii) bv a handsome majority. into their credulous ears the insidious poison of aud i w ant you alter the election to help me suspicion. If you are wise, he says in substance . procure him some appointment under the In tkn llaflr nrnu-d to li: r:inoriit.j von will lipvor i .i . -n i 1 I. ieierai government mat win am ntm xo inane r ii- ' x .ti i t tvepiii.iicHii pJi'iy Hi .Norm i. aroi.ua. l e trust that m!1 who desire the election of the XatMnV candidate, Horace (Jreeley, will vote far the ticket of Reform, Re trenchment and Reconciliation as led by Augustus S Merrimon and bis associates. This is to be a year cf astounding events, when all discord shall ceusc and honcfty shall begin to prevail even in official cir cles. Let all contribute something lothe inauguration of a new party with thnnld priucit les of honesty, virt tie and capability. The following was handed us ou Thurs day, but too late for our lat i.48ue : Com. Rooms, Liberal Ritublicans, Raleigh, Julj 13, 1372. The undersigned, members of the State Executive' Committee, respectfully call tbe attention of all Liberal Republicans to otton Wimiilroro', "in j .i 3" S. ( . o t. ijt.iriii - 'i 1 Jir1ii t- .ifwavnt tbv iH .f l! .i ' 'ill; of ll. S iii I ict; fcr thr rcuMi .! Surry, t! t ie i oert l'rtr in lKli''. oi M.i!ibi f.t Arii-ni t- t and at.w r tH- i ; !t f 1!u- .tii,;i.l, Ji.'.u llamrt . r, a (!. . ciil h a: 1 ujhj tr a t.i tt.eia. Wi in-., A If. I miti.-i-. l'rolale Jo.1 . il oTi' , i:: IK. ! -wi 17i'i dr of Jttnr. 12. A. II. FltKI.M N. 1' (b all" J Ul' . ii ': N"J:I11 W.f 't l N V. In il.f Saj--i..rf A 1 t VMO ' -l M . l oull. A. ir -i I ci -1 -i -" r i ' i -i of i Di:. J. V (iKIMMIl, DENTIST. Ilnriri; ltvatc d i iii-l-ir , -o'i i: a prac tice in the town nnd nurroiioiltiit; ixn.nu v. CXXA2LOZ3S ZVXOD22HATZ2, OFFICK Jr.Yrr Buihlifj, Kutiuvcc tu McXaly s Hull. - F' 3m pdj sXlTE OF TIrLK 1 1 in if i . l' 1'1'K.n for tUttK-tlt. WILSON AND BOUTWELL.; It is a matter of such importance to tbe Rada to carry North Carolina foif Oald Vpers and public speakers has been from tfie well, that they may claim it as a triumph t .1 ... it t ! . . 1 ... . . . 'Iii . ";J 5. ueginmng oi mis canvass, vue sianaerf ana Ahusaof our candidates, and fhe denunciation of soHcnlhid Ku Klux. Notj a single instance is there to be found where they lave so much as sRUetnpted amanly defunce of Radical principles. They admit by tliis course of conduct, the in ittuy of Radical principles, their utter incefen sable character, if indeed, that party has! ever Leeu actuated by any principle at all. IThey Itave iK) principles to defend, and their iblack record of roguery, deception, and tyranny they in 4wt defend. Hence they i with .rare excep tion, consume the time of ths; canvass in utter- iig vile personal slanders against our iandi- idates, in circulating libelous reports about them. ;ij.o man on the Conservative ticket has escaped the malignant attention of these nefarious; falsi tiers, and base, venal pupeU: of power, j They l ave no character of their own tn dofWtd nnA tWy ars prpe to drag every body down fohetr bwn level. But the people haye 'properly esti mated thee,attaclis on our candidate, the re sult of the leetlou next Thursday will s&ow. P-LCST -OF OFFICE. jimuwiuiiijj iiiiyi uui age, ii oDservation i. t .i t . 1 i j- worm anyunng, is msi oi ftluce. What is it a mvt will not do foroffica-Hbr the sate of ol.cct ;V have heard him. lie we have, seen Jiiru forsake his kith and kirj, cut loose fjfom his friends and abandon his party, renounce! his re. Jii;ion and hia liod, curse bis country and de f.tno its (institutions, disgrace his family and .perjure his itotl all for thej siike of officie. lie tH.ru pies at n crime, hoWcvcr monstrpns, he iegardt no pledges however ! sacred all that is pure and noble and good: is trampled under foot every j thifig that offers the least opposition tii atulnmcnt of the great object ancj aim of nau's aspiratiou of this day and hour, office, is 4o b crtsbijd and. gotten out q! tim miy. No Act U allowed to stand between him and that for tbicradimnistration ticket and in this way exert an influence for Grant next November that they have neatly lost their reason and gone mad over the mat er, s Even Wilson and Routwell. j tbe big guns of the Grant Cabal, are so much affected, pondeiing over the prospect, as to be unable to conceal their fears or to s peat with prudence. Senator Wilson, the canting hypocrite from Massachuset ts, is the' Radical nominee on the Grant tick et ttr;Vice President. Routwell is Grant's Secj-cjary of the Treasury. These migh ty men of gothem have been sent down to instruct us in the beauties of Radical ism, and, if possible, carry the State for Caltlellr A few extracts from their speeches will show how welfj they are likely to succeed in the work for which they Were sent here. Here is a specimen from a speech de livered at Wilmington, N. C, by that prince of hypocrites and puritanical snivel ing, Henry WilsonJ candidate for Vice President on the Grant ticket : I return here aftei five years of listen-; tng td the stones of the rum of North Carolina nnd the despotism of the Federa Government. But I find that vonr citv has increased jn prosperity, and yoArconf ditiotji improved.- I cannot see. nor di you feel, this despotism ' of the United otatea uorernnaent. I come heref to ni ter t you the sincere convictions of my neajrt. I do not come to tell ypti that every Kepnblican is a good man, arid every uemocrat a 04d mau. Uommentins on this tbe Wilmington Journal says, at needs ut argument to prove that the mill with Va v- :.t .4.-4 nr;i.. to the black crowd he harangue, you will never trust1 your liberties and immunities to your old masters, for whenever they obtain the powei, if they, cannot destroy the former, they will deny yon the latter, lueir nrolessions may be fair. but their hearts are false, and if you would pro tect yourselves your cry must be, no peace with such oppressors. Clasp hands across the bloody chasm? No; rather fill it up with more blood and with the corpses of men, women and chil dren whose white skins point them out as your natural enemies. We do Secretary Boutwell ho injustice in this interpretation of his unfor tunate speech: It will bear n6 other. Ills ad dress is an efibrt to excite the worst passions ol an ignorant and violent people : to array race againsi face ; to persuade the i negroes that the White democrats of the South are their mortal enemies; to revive the deadly animosities of Slavery when sHvery itself has perished; to open afresh the wounds made by the war when the country is at peace. If the language used by the Secretary is less brutal and coarse, than the ideas it conveys, the talent displayed in hu a few dollars, he, notwithstanding sh uhl received the nmuualinn ; he is tm disoruaiii i r but stand firm. If von can Mid khn to $20, it will be i. pood investment as good as of the btalu in November cau be made jn this county lie will i ri . : .1... 11 . . r . r, 1. 1 in- 11:11 iriwii.vit uuoii fn to ii-iii- the 1mport.1r.ee of electl.i gthe I tate tick Mt.a j lr,rt of sr) ucrc. LiJ.'..r.; ol ct which is headed by the name of Hon. t olK.n ai .0-"A A. S. Menimon. The moral efFt-ct tf a II. T!ie 19 acre tract, n-ljoiiiinj; the lm;1 c i viptnrv i.ow will lit. worth twirtt ihe Vote' the widow Mircwall nnd olinrs. The tiddii.L. In every re- l "t" "l ...... ..... ill. 1 ne .'j acre ittcj, aoj.-aiun ir.c iri lli.-.V M. !. t ii'.k. 1 '1 r.i M. IV I - . v ''.. r ll .-Itl'l i c I'. '.. Jjm.t ..rJ iivl mite , M'rtM. A H. r.ra lUim t tn l iK- Nitif- Wit- I linn N an llaniclj Jit.t L. V rnnU, I IVflv In tbl- or -oclii.f, it pjrre?. U the ..-.ti- f.K tion of ll. irt Ibal Itn.l. 1.1 rmi.k. I'AiLi M. 1'. U'lliiam Vafcor I ! rnnlk ! McKENZlE LANDS. . l1:1 AatlhtrV :rr:J l.l..--'.it-- II I llll lOI'll t TO" 11. 1111 . ti 'tl be riiaU in the n'.irotiia WaU-lin.an." ijf rp.ijtT 'iV'i-!.! it Sali.t.nr. N ' .. (r it wi-ik ,xvivrTf rejiiriii jkJ d-6t.-1l.1i.!-. !" pp ar nl the cfiurc if lb CUtlofli' S -ijwric t tr.ri f-r Ihe fin.niy t.f Ab iit t : ll.e Coi.it IIi.'h- in Tay'u r i !', rr tl r vl. , .lv lU" -l..!v I.i Xt,.1frl Bi.tr t'..- t..n,jiilt -f I'liiLnliir, or the w.nvc i.l U l-ard f-ir la lUem. i 1 l.u r-nii of : r I ' r m. "sTi:vr.N.v (" j Kajirioi Con;, Abfct.iir 1 r.7::l The nnderaigncl, by virlin of an rdi r of the Snperior Court of Hov.an ciiOtity, ill ell at public; auction, to tlie Lil.t-l bi.l.iir, .11 tin Court IIoiim.- cl'M.r, in ll.v u.viu cl .ili-!r.ir y, n Saturday, the -lib !ny ..f Aiii-l. 112. at 1 o'clock, llie fo:lo irj land bt lonpit p to the iM.iti of Mot.lfort S. jJIKiTuat, dc-Ti-.i-ei on the 20th. ' 1 will be at l'earre RandolDh on tie 20th. I am sorrow I can not be here but I will do you niore good thau if I was here I aih truly yours, W. F. HENDERSON. rill see you ; sped (he names presented by onr Detno- n(. j .icK.,zie 's Mills iu j cratic-Conservative fiiends, are more en ( orcn at$27 . Letter from Senator Tnur.MAX. Cleveland, Ohio, July 15.The Plain dealer tday rublisbea a letter from Sen ator A. G. Thurman. w ho says that though he woutd preftr ihat the Democrats had resolvetl upon a straight Democratic- tick- Let, he will work earnestly for the election tne lqeas it convevs ine taieiu oisiuaveu ui mi - . , . - . . , ... , Hietorlconlv renders the offence against humani-M Creeley and brown, at it is the mil ol biddinj, and othtr-. The tilled to couhuence :haii those on tnej t.; iik ii.ni; m .io acn. a.ii..in-j Grant ticket. Let us hope that no friend j th lundsof Kivhard IlarrN, J. 1. Winuan ; n of Greeley and Kcformnn National affairs and ,racl Wl" be wWiT'JrJ '"to ! ' ... f .. J . . two or' more other, will fail to give a hearty support to our TKls0:.t!,;r,. n,-u,nr f,ni! nlt!nu in lli'u fi i- tiattln r( llm r m ti Sim ' :.. f - I . i . . 1. . i . aniic in iinr uid woi.iw ... j" 'o 1 c rel 11 1 1 M aiin iwtiic iioinii iini-r--i iiuui l i.t ) date, tHiiiU ami approved ieiunty. into rr ! tained until all the nun h.i-e ttrwrv i ti-l. ! ClI.Vl:Ll II. Me'K EN 7.1 1'., JOHN W. Mc K ENZ1 E. HPKCIAL N TICKS. L. ty the more unpardonable. DEFAULTING U. S. COLLECTORS. I AVe give a list of the Radical Collectors for North Carolina who have lost taxes paid by the people. This! list does uot embrace defaulters siuce 1870: ! Name. j 1st District W. C. Laflin, i Ot.H 3rd " 4th f 5th 5th 7th L. G. Estes, C. W Woolen, John Head, . W. II. Thompson, John Crain, j John B. Weaver, ; Total Amount Stolen. $ 1,621 36 74,774 67 56,816 26 56,948 66 50,327 79 166,290 09 59,125 47 465,904 30 the party and he believes that the welfare of the country requires the defeat of tbe present administration. 'The nomination of Greeley and Brown,' he says, 'is the work ot the people, poli ticians having little t nothing to do with ft. The Democratic party does not aban don its principles, but, believing as il does, the course of tbe radical leaders threatens to destroy all constitutional nud democrat ic ideas, it ia bound ly principles to feck to overthrow those leaders, nnd if it can not do it by the mode it would prefer, it is but commou sense to take the uex best. wm. s. mason; Chairman. C. Jonxsox, Secretary. Dankl R. Googloe, Lewis 1 1. inks, II. H. If ELI'ITER, E. W. lu, Dossy Rattle, J. R. THoitrsox, i IS. R. Ckavox, Committee. d 'HMi I 4it. lm o o; b H f,.- ut t lull 1 ti U" f" " . uimgr I t.J 1.1 lt. l- - f " ..r' Wr r-. I. Ht. . t . I ' 1 II Ulllli. A fa a 1 t r ' ' ' e o tt,d i iti-1 o, n i v i i i I i i tid, M - t k . tniui W . w a. t il. k-a.i W T t f v' "' t to . If. V ' t ...... . a. fc . . . . . 4 . I . .. i 4 Eertjt or f Mont fort S. McKinxie dee'd. ' Om n Julj 2:5, 1S7-2. 4 4t: j rw.. NORTH CAROLINA, , tt , ?. Iu Stperior Conrt. DAVIIISOX col sty. SjK.cial I'roctH-tliiip. Edwin Ilanetc and wife Ilntk, Ytarl'y I)ai,Sr , bik! Kvan Ivi, Sr. Ayut, 4 John Rroomfifld ar.d hi wife Nancr, John it a i 1 ,H WtiaW-ttt. I II ji I f I iti ti -"" . l . O. rm u oi t Ot. ! .. !. .t c ... .. a-. 1 ' r1 r S.U - ; it raf - I. .iir I u'k. c . ris II I . m .ta.klofc.4 a44 r. f Pao' 1 a rr -. f itt'iTia li 1 ' ' - 1 rKt : n. . 1 " ' r ,.r 't t.tf..'! 1 J '? ' " e' U-T Ittt taw. Lj kl Crfl i ' O '.f.-rti t.. r 4- l .t, . I r f. ft t - " . . tl . . f..tt i . n t Now these men arc or have been Radi cal leaders. Estes, II olden and T. R. Caldwell, Loiiin, Swepson aud Littlefield were particularly intimate. In the 5th District it appears that after Thompson had lost fifty thousand (iollars, John Crane succeeds him and pocketed the balance owe hundred and sixty six thousand dollars. None of this money has ever been re covered by the department. The above figures were furnished to a Radical Con gress by a Radical Secretary of the Treas ury, and there fore arc nnder the mark, if mit entirely correct- Xews. "We want a President without a party; a government without corruption; a Con gress without nrice : and a Judiciary with in Aud consignee of his friend od even the feej the despotism the Federal Governor fii ont politics. "-B. Gratz Brown. a. vt.tAk ll atfc t ' Willi 1 ii UAAaiAAA VI I LAMf a aa iiiiii.il lie wm iiiiuz arw iwiv.a a inn ii am 1 aaa mi . a ! r 7 1 . v 1 titS tohA with Ka vftA.HMa! .tt.a ! his principles, hu good name aud the psaoc.a- posse, says he canUt see and that we cannot NORLE WORDS Horace Greeley in his very remarkable letter of acceprance struck the key-note of thisjeampaign in the following wise, pa triotic and noble utterance : "In; this faith, and with the distinct understanding that, if elected, I shall be THE PHESIDEXT. XOT or A PARTY, IU'T of thje WnoLtc People, I accept your nomination, in the confident trust that the masses of our countrymen, North and LSouth are eager to clasp hands ACROSS THE BLOODY CASM "WniCII HAS TOO ijoNG divided TIIEM, forgetting that they have been enemies in the jciyful con sciousness that they are and mast hence forth remain friends." The man who could pen deliberately each b sentiment is worthy to receive and will receive the enpport of the American people. Sentinel. IMPORTED VOTERS. 1 We have a reason to believe that oorfne mies are at their old tricks, and tlut a targe amount of illegal voting will be attempted. We have good grounds for supposing that already the radicals ARE BEuiMXO TO IM PORT KEGBOK8 fS LARGE XL' MB EM ROM South Carolixa, Tenxessee axd Vir uixia. We assure our readers that our fears are well grounded that the game of flooding the State with fraudulent voters, is now playkig. and by illegal voters au avalanche of money, and the most magnificieiit whole sale lying they hope to carry the State election. We must be vigilant. Challengers must be appointed at e very precinct, and uo M range negro shouhl pass unchallenged. Vc ay unto our friends throughout the State WATCH. Sentinel. . Mattock aiul Iii- wife Caroline, John iVil ami Ui wife Euit-line, Wiilimu iKjuiliii, J- ae4i Uiir uml lii wife Cuiniuiiii, J. II. U il- M.u. I- t f I ar- I..H ti-- f Ct ' t A' v rrn iv ii. I .tjO t . w tr. r. i .. . ., i M. M rt v tt-r ltatiia ami hin wift- K'lir itaill. I..ii- William. I f i r4.iiti im W-tt. fr.tia r.'O t.t-l ta . l-t it ru . .' ,l t.. k..r i,, mr..rU,. r l.ft.l a.- it John A. iKmlliit. 1'artlicnia IX.uil.it. John IVAithit, June- IVniiliil. Tltotna iKxithit, Robert Doulhil, Iavid IXxiiliii. I'etrr Ikui- ttiit, Snrali iK'Uthit, Margaret Ir.oil,.t, Jane Ioulhit, Ellen Douiliit, and Annie I V, tit hit, i heimot Alexander Iiitl.it drtfeed; John KoMor, Jaraen Foi-t r, TKomaa K-ler, Samuel Ko-ter, lewi I'cWrr, Willinm 'utcr, Itc-rry , Fot-ler, yitrr Fo-u-r, uaan Fur, aiul Par- j thenia KoMcr, childnn and luin, vf Nancy ( Fouler,, wife of Thomas loter; Ale xamltr ; I)jvi, Vear'iy I.ivi, Jr., Kvan Iavi, Jr., John II Iavi-, 1.1r.stai IUcrlv and wife ' Fanny, and W. F. Johncn. i" 1 ii i i r T. U u.KiC-,art. r....!.' U a. a r . . . . . . W - . rtrt- at d r' ft .. ... .... - ... ,l a.. . . . 1. W I ftl.ll'i 'ti ) M 1 .... .... a..d .ti iiwt. .1 - . . a -t . an ... .. . I. .i'.Ii J.. .... .. It. ur- l- 1-lk.l . - -" -. , If I ". ' " '' ' . . . ii.. i .i l.i.r a i.J I ru. In tlu cae it apnearms that JMm i;wm. 'm- oi- tt. r. fit Id and wio Nancv, John Mattock aixl wift- , l t ' C . V Brave Wouds. The New Y:k 1Ir- Caroline, John Lell and wife Ltnclinv, Jot.n D-jitt h it, Thomas LKxUhit, lu.txrl I Mi: hit, I't vid Douthit, IVier Doutl.it, Jame lAn:l!iit, rnh Doulhit, Marriret Ii!hil, Flleti Ikfitl.it. a . l?. t . t t- . .Annie ioiiiiui, -ionn rosier, jaiue lunrr. : 1 hornan i oter, amuel I tter, Ixrwn roller. Ut f Ttrr rm tiy U1 il.--. la.. ft ! . . - v.-.. T". L . ' t, W ' W . " a. ! I ' - ax.-ri'lia J-, " " - ' ' - . rr V- !.- f !: ffcl tlf l ' I'- ' inl t.f ill kirt. . i u. L Ir i ii it ' i .1 i i ' r a leal B ir ' 1 ' 1 a to a. I' .. t- i.iVr ltr.-a. !' 1 rrfoi erir. g fi tn f. rf r.mti Oitia I iul C4rii 4tni t ( r g uftl f.ra.ui- 'T'i" '"' a-4 at.r i l -. t. I't tirtH'" It. -..1 ... 4 b 1.1. I mat l',.. ItllH U'.t T . . . a- X.m H W It ft. . 1 ! I ' .. . . . - . . .... w... b a l.... i . I ... ...... -a,-f-'t.'-"""'1 'I M ,a : "We reco,iz .h, courage, i:! r..,r. lm . t aft aaa a .a a at A mm Jk a .Afmm aa ay tax t Wl Mate: It w ir.ereiore oniereil thai publication c" kI n ' ' ' " L LT V, 1 - . tic maue in uic v.aronna i aunmin a newa- i -.-. a l a I uk Hi the manhiKid, the loyalty of the Southern people, r.nw that the rebellion and its cause are alike dead and .buried, a-d we admit their equal title with ourselves to all the? pr i vile-prs and rights of the Con stitnlion. We shall hold any Adminis tration ia the future rciooneiblo for a constitutional treatment of that section of the country, and ihall regard an acialt upon their libertiei and privileges at a crime against the Republic." paper ptiKli'hetl in 8-lb4nry, Norlh Carolina, notifyinr th aaid non-reaiilimt defetidanta, thai nnleM they appear atd armwer the complaint filed in this ce, on or lcfore the l(Hh oar of September l72, the aame will be heard erpartt C a taT-L c it at(ai:4 aa a 1I1 " T '' ri- "rt f aa - " M,t lihiti rrW- tj rf-m p r J-ft t So c T cprt ror.t C IW rVa', Xr tn ' . . ... mrt l,rl fT"i i . m . i-m. " p iiaia i t ft. - . . .. . ....... .i f.'-aftt n o.'ir.sr-y. uaairi a - l-,, a to them, aud the relief" prayed tor by the ' ln ,ur, . i,i , , piaiDuim tie eratiiea. i ri.it - tpw. atr raw at office in Lexington the 13th day of Julv 1872. T n lnllVV at . 1 Ia. l joii.;,, v-acm. 4S: Ct: r im t.t1 I" i at . Witness, Ia E. Johnaon. clerk of s-tid Com r. m.u,. l., c t..k. arU npi- lr,M l - tja.1 . Ii a pwft-n tw1r?i- on p r,'l S rra'lcu of rpl- fa.Ct rcif , St .4 f -a I '14
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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July 26, 1872, edition 1
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