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OUR X01LXEES.
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For t 'ongre.ssiiian-at;-l.,arge.-
Ilcnnctt. i
For Supreme Court! kludge. Titos,
liullin. 1. ' i
FoH Sri'KlMOU ClrtjKT Jruu-KH.
First District. .JasJk. Shepherd.
Second District Frt'tl Phillips.
Third District. A. A. McKoy.
I-V.ui tli District. Ji4 O. McKae. '
Fifth Distrrct. .InoJ A. Gilmer.
Sixth District. W.jM. Shipp.
FOR SoLICitOEv .
Thud District. Swift Callowav.;
wilson ror.vFy tickkt.
For ricrk Siicrio! iViut. A
J ; us. !
the most sacred "obligations, and
the general departure from the
ity, the growing indifference to j wards and other renegade dem- render impressive, '"My (joiia DreaK up uiese nesis oi
ocrats ! If the State Journal fellow citizen," etc. From tSeral patronage which have
is the; exponent of true demo- high character of some of tinted the State for twenty
principles and practices of our , cratic principles, 6r for that parties addicted to this fau5 and have been tne source
wise patriotic and virtuous fore- matter for any kind of princi- we know it is a sin of inad' inore tyranny and of more in
fntTiora arifl u will not. be Mlir- ; nle eYcent thn.e kchich will tence. and it is for that rrferecne with the freedom of
prised it the cry of the mongrel j advance the interest of J. J. reason that we call their attections by the patronage ,f flMPROVED SELF-FEEDING)
IJourbons." Many may utter it ! anv sintrle article in the paper "My God, fellow citizens, sten known in the history of the
MISCELLANEOUS.
BUY THE BEST!
M ISC EL LA NEO
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MISCELLAKEO US.
.MISCELLANEOUS.
SAM. B. waters, Elizalielli Iron Msj
For cgistci of Dccilif J5..I. Haines
For Slici -iff.- f. 10. F&fiiier. "
For Treasurer. .1. Xti Farmer. -.
l-'or Siii"viil' I I'll
.-I. C Katinan.
For Coroner. II. 1;IVelc.
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NY bit her a it wl)riftinfrV
1 1
The most i'arele.ii observer of
passing events, musi have been
often iinpressed of i4te,with the
niKluiet restless spirit of; the
times. innovatioij in almost
V .. , l 1. : - . ! it .
rvri v iiiiiiu; nn;nm i uc ixie or
der of the day. fiJhange has
succeeded change m such rapid
succession, that a Mense of the
instability of our lhbst cherised
rightsand privilege lias become
jainfiilly acute, i ;
Tlie experience IJf the past
;.4. i ,.
vi:iin't ii JCill M lilligllL .U Illilliy
painful lessoiiH ha. introduced
iis to many keen atld bitter dis
appointments. During thistime
we have seen the- overthrow of
much that we fondty imagined
was as permaiient fiiis anytliing
pertaining to lmmaiialfairs. We
iiave seen tlie overthrow of in
stitutions. cherisheVland upheld
by generation after generation
of wise and' good liHii of prin
"ciples' dear to the pieart of the
patriot and the pliilanthropist,
and of constitution! and govern
ments, which it required the
'wisdom and experience of states
men to construct fijind perfect.
We have been compelled to wit
ness the destruction of :ilmnst
everything of the past, around
which our affectitmi jihad entwin
ed themselves," aiulj accept the
miserable substitutes which un
principled iidveiiturersaiid pol
itical tricksters "-have imposed
. uton us. liut heaviest of all the
"woes of the cojicpiered" have
been the hypocritical, (Jodless
leaciungs ot Aew luigland I'uri-
Years of. undisputed sway,
with all the favorable appliances
that a resistless goYfernuient, ad
ministered by its faithful High
I'riests, could give,jiave afforded j
-time for the hateful seed scat
tered broadcast throughout the
land,; to germinatje and bring
forth; their poisonots fruit. And
wlia t do we! see ? lie standard
of inoralityieverywhere has re
trograded the toi'ie of society
has been lowered, j f Virtue, in
tegrity and patriot.sin,,are class
ed as fossils of a firmer ireiier-
ation.' Thieves and swindler
till the most honorable and pro
fitable offices 4ime stalks
abroad through the land "un
Mhipt of j ust icc"l-i-vice holds
higli carnival at the capitol oi'
the nation", imd curruption' sits
entliroiu'd in the most exalted
places. . jr ..
Whither are ye drifting:'
, hat is to check the flt)od: tidft
thoughtlesslj, but the leaders
know that it means the death
knell to our present social or
ganization, our intelligence, cul
ture, wealth and social position,
would be at the mercy of the
"sans culottes'' . of to-day, but
for the Democratic party. As
we value our priceless heritage,
let us bend all :our energies to
strengthen and uphold that
grand old party, from which
akme we can hope for safev
Radicalism or Democracy.
The question presented td the
people of Xorth Carolina during
the present campaign, is, to
which of these two parties, will I pt)rt to the radical
which would indicate that such your apples be left to rot on mntry. .
was the case, and a paper is ground !" "My God, fellow The system is a fearful nest
generally known by! its utteran- zens, would you raise the p'om which patronage hatches
ces. j of sole leather ?" Such are ie instruments for controlling
Our Wilson friend above re- examples of the trivial matie elections in the States. Does
ferred to either ' is i radical of which provoke to an invoca"0 every man in North Caroli-
the deepest dye and writes to of that Great name whica know this ?
convey the impression that he above all names in Heavea i " .....
is a democrat, or .'if ja. democrat earth. Call us sanctimoo HOW tO Organize.
surely he has never fead thepa- and sermonizers, if you f Xhe: state Kxecutive Conftnittee
per which he suppojrts because we shall continue to prCeqest the publication of the tol-
he desires the "perpetuity of atrainst this blasphemy. owinr nrnrrrninnip for nrfuni.-itioii
, , j i t yy " x " "
true democratic principles. speaker who cannot be for 1. Lot there be a County (Nnn
We commend to liisj careful pe- without insulting the imrfriittee composed of active, working
rusal an article which will be bate name of God, had, bealous. intelligent men.
(,'oin-
Itfst
"tlie
work is to be, done, and hence the
absolute necessity for the veryJest
j
found , in this issue of the Ad- Lrive way to others whosi Let there be Township
vance on "Radicalism vs Demo- sources in the way of lang"ttees composed of the very l
cracv' which oughtlto convince j,Tft nnt sn restricted. men ' towwhip. liight here "t
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him that he is basing liis sup
they entrust the future govern
ment of the State? Under demo
cratic rule we have had an eco
nomical administration of pub
lic affairs, and. peacer and un
exampled prosperity reigns
throughout our borders. The
relations between the two races.
(were never more satisfactory,
and such rapid developments of
our varied resources, were never
before witnessed. . zealously
Shall we go back to the dark ' I
days of reconstruction and the i
gloomy years winch followed,
when the public welfare was
committed to ignorant and ir
resposible ' hands, or shall we
continue in power the party
which under many difficulties,
has caused the "desert (which
Radicalism left our good old
State) to blossom as the rose ?"
Let it be remembered, that Rad
icalism, stripped of the "shams
and pretences" under which it
appeals to the people to-day, is
the same that it was them. "The
Ethiopian lias not changed his
skin nor the Leopard his spots."
It would be the height of fol
ly, for the people to allow them
selves to , be deceived by the
thin disguise, under which the
same' party which bankrupted
the States appears as the-ttuti-prohibitionliberal
republican
party. This party with many
aliases, now seeks to obtain con
trol of the State Government.
And backed by the power and
patronage of tlie General Gov
ernment, dispensed through the
different departments and Reve
nue Rings, appeals to the disap
pointed and disaffected (not al- i
ways unsuccessfully we . regret
to say) to swell the ranksj of the
opponents - of the- Democratic
party. 1
AH who have heretofore sus
tained the Democratic party,
when they compare the records
of Radicalism and Democracy,
i iiave reason 10 ieei proud of
their party and every incentive
to labor actively and earnestly
ior us success. It the 140,000
white democratic voters of the
State are true to themselves and
appreciate the blessings of g(yd
government which their party
has conferred all the efforts of
the opposition will prove una
vailing. The bare possibility
that our State Government
may pass under the control of
the 105,000 negro voters and
their white allies,should prompt
every democratic voter to make
any sacrifice of prejudice and
self-interest to avert the im
pending danger of negro domi
nation. The question is narrowed
organ on a
false basis.
If a! man desires tile perpetui
ty of trite radical
A Selfish Motive, men the party ha.s in tlie township.
3. Let each township le divided
This is becoming a selfl,shp iuto convenient districts, with
(principles; Men every day are becornow welldetined boundaries, as
the return of the radical rule of more Belfish and are more committee-man taking
G8and '(J9; negro domination ; My than formerly actuateme sulMlivision under his special
and a thousand concomitant motives that are other than,1' JJl11,eK,, "Uv,SI''4u,
evilswhich will su ely follow . There to no sign of " " n y Z '
in their wake, we Can assure times as alarming as thifhe, with itefproper township com
Til ni fTiat f'nr uncli nr-ihcinlfi anA I ijit -iiiitroiiian at. its lie:id. and ill!-
i v"-v ,-r r cause seinsnness means a (Xi".'""- r: . ' , 1
uch condition of iffairs, the Urd of principle, of right" S;. lZZk
State Journal contends most jt no ft.hi. t.ratn nn,iCr airootinna.
self and cares for nothing .; 4- Let eaeh sub committee, ly the
ill A t OA Iff -fill Ul VAyWUtl. iketi " "l"
Will not benefit self. , vnt.a in it' 'h division, one for
Leacll aild' Price. thought was brought very fess own nse, the other to be given
bly to our mind a few da vso its chairman.
These nerinatetic tiatriots are .. -i 5. Let each sub commitfeeman
x . i - wuen m cunversauuii wii.,, , ,, f.
singularly unfortunate in the wnt(irnflI1 nf mn(,h mnw f T 7 P
& ; i gentleman oi mucn more I xainine the registration books Irom
position which they jjccupy be- ordinary intelligence who ime to time, and check off the
fore the public. They agree in tvp w)1T hpn nn -otera'Who. have not registert-d, and
3oaree,y anything their acllve worklng Dcmocrat7; Xg&'ZS&r
auuse oi uie iemocrauc pariy. M Wh should j be a De G. On the 14th October, let each
We paid, strict attention to their crat ? What has the i)einoh-coinmittee meet with its chair
speeches in this place 'and would )ilri)T -v.r a fnr uan and check the democratic
. tic party ever done lor m-t,, m,-0 nnf nmCfAvn,i .m.i
not misrepresent theni. But we al,a x,, - Jv..- ,v,il-
have never heard twd speakers wllich Tes&TA s oni v t1p hem to register. On 28th October
belonging to the same political rdasoning hhnseU hdo the bt'Q
party, disagree, in so biany par- f w ,0 nn , . T. XLid ,w i.f fi, innB.tin
VA'l V AAV uO W VV -VlAi J V 11V A. 'f VII V tVVllVll J till lO II llillll
cratic party because.as hethiliul snWrninittees le early at the
, , ... ,M)lling tthiea with their lists of
it has never done any thing Y(ters 4 tha names of voters be
him. There are other men ihecked off 8 tbey vote, and at 1
are now holding the eron'chw let. a list of absent Demo-
,i - cratic voters be made bv the town-
views of the gentleman refesllip ch4irman an)1 Rjven to the sub
to. Some of them are hOcommittee men, who will at once
in holding to this position , I roeeed to ascertain if the absen-
in order to give the, merest feH f
' the polls and vote. For this pur-
lme of the reasons why no ms0 the chairman of the township
man should leave the Demo.nunittee must have provided .suit -
in
ticu lars. , '
The antecedents
of General
Leach are well known in all
i . -.i
parts of the State, and in none
better than here. He delights
to speak of his long public ser
vice ana Jus uniform success as
a politician. ! Perhaps he paid
more attention then, than now,
to Hamlet's advice to the play
ers. None can exce:
in "sawing the air" in "tear
ing a passion to tattersj" or with
high sounding phrases 'splitting
the : ears of the groundlings?
With him all is "sound and fury,
signifying nothing, roxgrreterea
nihil" A feeling of pity rather
than resentment, we are, sure.
filled the heart of every demo
crat who heard him inj Wilson
His speech was so incoherent si
his gesticulations so wild and
startling, and his postures sori
diculous, that a sense o;
fication excluded every
tic party we remark first f hie conyeyam-es and have the
the Democratic party has d if this simple plan Ik- carried out
much for the men who fahnr majority in t he coming election
-see its works. It has given ttvou,1 ,,ot ,M' v,,tp ,pss tl,im :i0
, . - - .xt It must be renieiiibereil that
honest government; it has gi iie Radical i.artv ahvavs noils its
them a free ballot; it hasgruTl streugtli. ' For its organization
them efficient public s'choc ,,as moi,ev "! "bundaiice,- while
jf i,o , . i ve have to rely noon the tidelitv
it has secured to them peace t ml patriotism of our people. Let
prosperity andj guarantees is see if" we cannot put to rout again
preserve their' rights and lirhese 105,000 negroes. If we or-
ties inviolable; it protects th-a,,izc ."J11 ,lot if' ,or
' v here ai-e, l!K,0i)0 white voters in
from negro domination withhe State. All we have to do is to
concomitant train of evils '""g them out. There are ."iO,(Ko
pledges itself to protect th
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"BIG I5SrJXJ2STi"
V T KKIV tn hartl.jaml is tfuistantly in n.'
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Kndorsed and recommended by
the best farmers in North Carolina,
among .whom we take pleasurs in
referring to W.F.l'arker. Knlichh-D.
Edmundson. Scolland Neck: .las.
Hodges, Dr. N. .1. l'ittinan, II. L.
Staton ami K.-M. llryan. Tarlioro
W. 1). Harden and Y. K'. Lewis.
Ciohlsboro; N. Cutchin and .1. II.
Cutchin,! Whitakers; A.J. Ilanell.
Fremont and many ot'.iers who have
used'. theni. Mr. .1. .1. P.attle,-of
Rocky Mount, one of the lest fann
ers in Ivlgci!oinle county says:
-The 1 bill's Self-Feeding 'otton
(lin, manufactured at Sing Sing,
N. V., Worked to my entire satis
faction, j In ginning my entire crop
we averaged alxnit l,."i00 lbs. seed
cotton per (lav, with the attend
ance of two itands one to "drive
the team and one to atend to the
gin." - !
Send in voitr orders to
l!limilEE.IilliF.SA III..
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t'fipt (if l nH-irii'S. Whiskit-?. HnuitlH-s, i
ttuin. llin. All's, INirtiT. lbt-r. Wiiics. ,Vi-..
i A tint- lint of Tola(vo and Si-trm-. -ml'ittioti-
i i I u i;iv m i aim v n rvi .
he iwniEii
For MtlH'inal Iarixs, wnrmnfoSl inirt- anl
uiwlui)urnnii,
I Mrt 'William I. Sthh'K1.am, .?f Nnsh r,...
is with iim ami will In-pU'usm1 liistji1 !iisfrienls i
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BIISI HOUSE,
TAUHOUO, X. (1
,:A FHisf-CI-ASS HOTiil......
Large Sample Hoohiv for jCninnier-;
' cial travelers. II. IS. LllVAX,
joil-jly . f Proprietor.
m Axri'A( Ti'i:i:i: or
" Kngiiii-s, I'xtiicrs S;!H ami .lirist Mills.
.Shafting, l'liH.'ys; Hangers, ,
F!ll!lil.liS.UIII.lSTIliS
OF KVFllY DKSt HIFTlpX.
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INFALLIBLE CHILI piirc
The attention of lru---ist " .
Dealer srenerallv iJ"r: :V"
.st valuable "medicine. ',";
ludo. i.i. II
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j X-ar I In liut lHiK't,
I Stop and get aUJood Hiijner, Sup
! per or HreakiastL l.oard lr the Hay
J or Mnth. Prices very reasonable. .
j . ltespect fully, '. -.'!
i j KIDDK'K I5U11XETT,
: niay-Vly Proprietor.
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for l ever sin.l ' ITf
c.iuirgiH! spi,Hn, an.l all
arising from malarial or iid-is, it '
poisons. It is no uuack n w " I"
orpjuent inunbng claiming t,i '
all diseases, but ,,k, .....i" MM llr'
us ami
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from malarial
very prevalent
poisons,
which ,,.-
Ill l-.Jttofi. v..
Containin.' iU-..r.. , roiia
tion of Iron,
lroiiiotes tlx
JMitefit Alter:
liifallilnlitv
Citiz
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TUB UNDEHSIGXFl), have forni
ed.a co-partnership for the practice of
medicine in the town of Wilson and
adjoining country. Keturning thanks j
to their patrons for their liberal pat- i
ronage, they solicit a continuance of I
the same. ()ffice on Nash Street oj-
posite the I'ourt House lately occu
liedby Jas. S.Woodard, Ks(., where
onei orhoth may lie always found
when not professionally engaged.
V. C. PEACOCK, M. 1).,
W. S. ANDERSON, 31. I).
Jan2-iy.
Jf Has perinanently Ijicated lii.
Wilspii, X. C. All opperatlions.
oe neatlv and CarefulK-- lM-i-furm...!
and n terms as' ;r'as(inalile as ptis-,
siblei Teeth extracted without pain.
Oiliee Tarboro street next! door to
Post llice
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
1 hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the office of Hepister of Iteeitsof Nash county
subject to the action of the Democratic Nomi
nating Convention. ' It. H. V EST E K.
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IWIAXSIOX HOUSE r
' xoitfor.K, va. :
M.S JAMES, Proprietress.-'
ENEAIUJED, llemodeled, He- 1
furniislicMl, Centrally. Locajeil, (ioMl ;
Acc(;nimodatioiis, llates lte'asonable. !'
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DEANS vS; XK IIOb'soi. . '
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(iENERAL INSrKAXrtO AtiKXTS, :
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Fire, Life, Accident aiid iiive Sfoi k
Companies represent ed. !-.' Aggre,
gate 'Assets over .;(0.000,00H. .
tion
tion
All!
IIS
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t n.in.vates the t,,M'Hr
appetite ami is a
tive. Cert fi. ,w
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and if tfiiL. 'I'r'i-
when us.nl accordin.r il Xii
HENliY C. sH AX XOX :
t Druggist ancfciuMiMsk
(Joldsboro A' ii
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J-1 Young & Bro.
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9tv Jt'.ili I nniiH-lfi llr r-oir:. L.:n.,i. to
Oil nftnitviii.'-itf. au.l jiriccil to suit nil imrsos.
LAl:?;C FEATURES:
IViu.r.n irs.'- Pant Wjra'i.1 Orate,
Vljn-tuM,' !..n.. .. Jiit.-r-balisjnMi Antn.
uiiunj shelf. l'.i.Jini; I '.v..-. -f inking Hearth'
wiii'.'iii'.-y"hie-S' -fi. Uevr-iMo. ;as
Cri5 i icct. rflli!e .-'hort
l!cavy iltn Ctvcrs,. Illuniiiiuled Kii-e
"i-kcl Knob. Kk-kr-l Ctfiu'lSi 'ic.
I'lipiliiak-J tn Miitcn i; . in Faii ii. and in
opcmtion.
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Ollices Eniii'ld iin.l P.at t l';boro, . ('
Practices in t he coiiu'tsis of 1 lal'ifaxj
Edgecoiiil.c and .Nash, and in the
Supreiiie ami Federal Courts, will
be al I!attleb.ir on Fridays au.l Sat
'unlays all. I on otlit r .lays at Kiill.-ld
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THE EUREKA LEVER
ho have
morti- f.' : " . .V yi ""(MMH), nine
r lire and tneir property. Is i0te the 1 )e
this enough ? Is not a nan to the polls.
feeling
of merriment.
Cant. Price is a graceVul. flii- that has done a11 this wort'
f : v j x iz . confidence ? Has the Remii
rj.desertion of the Democratic par- ldU V1 aone mofe- is
never voted. Of this
out of, every fen will
mocrafic ticket if thev
Let us see that
he.v get there. ',
"of vice, inuiuinility and irreli- , v W,l t thliVwl11 the lple of
gion jwhich threatens to over- t . Ft , VaroU ntiune to sns-
Aiv Ave to have i f lue eraocratl; partyAvhich
wheltu u
this latter half of the nineteenth
'century this ioasted laud
of freedom!, of virtue, intelli
gence and juire reIifion, the dis
graceful and revoking scenes
enacted. whih followed the
French revolution vfjThey abau-
doned lipoid; landmarks,--ut
themstdves h ose from the teach-4
? If A. 1 ' . . . ' . . . - f
mgs .u me past, to tpiiow a more
exclusive nioralityjl-a broader
philanthropy and a! imore subli
mate : philosoplryf And- hu
has proved faithful to every
trust,, or will they surrender
the government toaparty which
must soon be controlled by 105,
W0 ignorant negroes ? Shall it
be the Baucasion or the negro ?
"Under which King I$enzonian?'
ty, and his constant repudiation
follow
excuse
of the Republican party, left
him without a party oij
ing in this section. His
for Ms desertion was
threadbare one about
deeming party pledges
made'ih) defense of the Repub
iican party, put. nirectea nis el-
j x a ' i -! i -
ions , lowaras nuiiamg up a
co-alition party or organization
Gen. " Leach's frequent; allu-'
a A1 In i ii i i.
more worthy of confidence alon l inesia Iaci at Aortli
support? j'arolina had not been honored
We trust no man who has v
filiated with the Demoera rertency since tlie Avar m Lis ;
he old 1artT wil1 be deceived into iePeeCu at this Pla("e 1:1-st week,
insr that nartv whicl. nir,nlrew from Mr. P.iisbee the siig- !
"ifr niat oaiiy which aione
if - . . i . i a . -.
TIo the friend and protector of e!S"v "'P"ry wneiner lie was
white man in the South becaf ''""u 1,,r '"ai omce.
forsooth, that party has not?l(w.tunis out that fien- I'oaf'h
cognized him as he believes''' in rorKanton that he
should have done. Far m5XPected to be, a candidate for
which should hold the balance uomP ana unHelD'm is it to.br , a,.,,
of power between the lepubli- 7 Phonal slights we c to he denied it
can and democratic parties. His we have received t Wh hf was Psed by Mr.
speech upon the whole Was like UBS,eri w lue "amcais, a tast"" '
theold Squire's opinio! of the mile the white pe, Th"n ihtnlrt
i t nr ii . i ' " ft t vo.iiii,i in un-
late Chief
plausible, but not
..4? T -i 1. 1. i
i.. .a.-. j . . ii .-Norm Carolina, navp ro.
.lusuees (decision. . . "'irw-v
i '1 ,.-... .. .1 I 1 ... i . . -. v ix
man iy shudders al the scenes
whici they ehactedi In the name
of ''liberty, equality; and frater
nity.'f in tha( age reason and
progress. Not onlf jwere all so
ciHl distinctions aWished to
curry favor with ifie .dregs of
society, but the sacrxldness of the
domestic relations !yas invaded
and the holiest of j jmman ties
became the objected: ridicule
and ifonteinpt. 11'
Let; any one look at the pic-
-vurv wnicn the faithful history
of those times presents, and
compare it with th presenl as
pect 6f affairs in our own coun
try, and he vill be! kartled by
the inany ptiints of feNemblance.
Let him compare the "sans cu
hHtism" of that day,- with the
elevation of an igmiunt race to
all the rights of citizenship and
the full enjoyment 'df the elec
tive franchise. Let Jiim observe
the fearful decay f morality,'
the alarming increase of infldel !
lTrue Democratic Principled
Somebody who hails from
Wilson has written a letter to
the Raleigh Stale Jour no?, the
organ of the Radical-Iaberal-Mottied
Coalition, in which he
says "your paper is doing good
work aiid deserves the support
of all who desire the perpetuity
of true democratic principles."
True Democratic principles,
indeed ! Support a paper to ob
tain the perpetuity of true dem
ocratic principles wliich week
after week attacks every promi-
A.1 1
Tio,i .i.i..i. nu.. . , vitn nit' oniv cniintv hprp
treWthv " inner taste in, . -
The! wantof harmony tfetw4n fotten- llZlT
the speakers, except up m the snoma Per well befr" utyer,anu
lamng a siep tnat is prompt ;"-- v,i, i.mcr ucn
only by selfishness. - tounties in the State, esjiecially
Better to bear the ills we have U tlie West- A e are Under the
Than fly to those we know not or.-; mpression that no lawyer re-
ides in Jfyde county, although
e not certain that such i
1
The Democrats demand tl
county government question,
upon which each had occupied
both sides, made their ssauits
upon the democratic; paijty fall
hat-mless- to the ground. The Internal Revenue rorruptile are not certain that such
. i.v.i .am, yuriy is ioo strongly
entrenched in the hearts of the
. . vv .
N 'Charm the
Pie case.
people of Wilson countjl, to be entire ablition of the Interrl t
dislodged by the chkrming Revenue system for many r ,rj 1 nm
voices of deserters I sons. ? ashville, Tennessee. David
: :.i : l
nun Willi no less
indignation. Yet
nent denn'mt 5n tiioinf i n ... 'x-i ... I
..M,v,ulal i- uisLumui rp. an anriii mn.,., n
ator Vance fl.i. ... s . ' " . . ' "1 a 111 lue revenue service.
7" "r?" '.ov- vieviueure against them. lHal- of the work thev a t
Among them are the folloHT'l '
. ".ten-daiiP-hter Mm-v
XJlg t i nr, null
it i ' vnen nirea an ex-penitentiarv
1. US emnlilVPP. mnatitnt M"iHfiiti,uj
. W...TVH,fcC.T,-i . - ,
vr.r.11 A- i i f iii,, iu liiarry ner.
well disciplined corps of pi- .
tisan agents supported at go ' "'. ' j : ' ' ' '
The 'ashitiL'-ton Ivf
y never so wiselv."
Profanity of Public Speakers.
I .' . . Tmvici io marry her. llamr
Kvil is wr.utfht by want of thouitht,
As well as want of heart." j '.
If some of the upright gentle- ernment exnensP
l I " -" l AilC t iLnil I I Ii" If 111 'it1 . .r x..
men who have addreH tfc ti, . . . . . - . " "
v.. I .uc IUCXC MLH.LeTnenT rt tlio ,Hi o.. l.sl,!-. . . .
nftmlp fr.n th l,.,.. .L . " ""v wrgmia
. oujecuon carries conviction and the Mahone 5 per cent an
ine inaiiLnimtioii o-f tri
" . xunre mm irntn airtmr tpi Mmmt fM,.i.. . .
camtMLin should hecT.aU ,i . . ' '"iuul1 aM imperative
' J tZ . in me itevenue servis brass knuckles.
n,rir opponents, are given as rewards for servii
... " " .i-- .enuereu to me Kadical par. Trnll, a stramhtont ret.m.i;
urprisd than and are held bv the
1 " - '-.-uuiioa"", .u.i. uicu iioiiuiiaieo; ior
icv iwtiuia oi sucn service. . pftt.,! ,. . . .
find, in tl.Air ,iwi:5..U . . n,v. , . .. .. i fra,.1" . n" nistrict
ttllu lUinK OI the t. i.mean, iMint T,t
This Power, I am con
lident, will till ;f lung
felt want, that every
Karnier has saillv felt.
It combines ; two 'of the
most .. powei flil knnwn
powers, viz : ' j "
ii:izk ami mi-iiiwk. ,
And is Cheap and Uu-:
rable, an.l his beeu
aniily tested in lii iiig
tlie. (liiis of twit '.'of the
most pi-iet ieal ! iriners
of -the State -fine "lor
t hrce xs isoiis. ; "Mr. Mil.
n.n iies. Sr.. Iiaving gin
n.'. I, at the, rate .ol'-.eigVtt
It lies per jla.XV-iw it ii a,t(l
S Oiii. wil Ii t ruiili's;
in the other c;'ise iIhiiIi
ling the amouiit of cot'
ton :giniieii. Kac.il lever
works iiulepemleiilly ol
theiotlier, thi-reliA mil
lzing, every ounce of their power". To ajijilVl this poweir to all
onlinan Horse (Jins requires two I; inches j to one ijiicli .rods'
het long. Lent irons are attached Jo the end oi;!the'leVer
in such a foini. so - sis. Io utilizijU'veijy inch of lever power; possible.
thereby gaining one to two feet at that jiniportaiit! jioint. :md! is worth
the amount I charge tor the. right inigold, of the first 'Vvatifr. in one
season. I charge Ten Dollars for each bin, or will-attach it i to t'.ins,
and furnish t he irons for Twenty Dollars t he farmer -, furnishing t he
necessary helt and timbers, which in niost all (ase.scnn4ist iff t wo
leversi 7 inches by U, tapering to 4 v " nt thectt hereiui. 1,4 iet-: h.Ytg
also aiiece 10 inches by ;;, 5 f.-et long. .'--'" , ' j ' (
Any further intoi ligation may be had by addressing the undersigned.
COUNTY. STATE
l or sale at a low tigure. All I v;it is for one of tin-
used in each neighborhood, and trs meilits 1 do not fear, and feel eon
nleiit:ir will seeure Uie high lavor that my Graves' Cotton lliiilei ha
wortlillv Uvti rre.llin honsands ol the best
return my thanks.
Respectfully Yours.
' v.j
;The uiidorsigiied siMicits the
patronage of those desiring ta!
ble board. Terms: reasniiabb;.
U. L. ALLKY.
II. F.iniKAV.
MURRAY'
K'HN K. WOODAIML
.V WOODARI).
; ATTliKXKVSAT LAW,
'.vi i . v, i
i;5 (.'.ii.-uit, Wilson WayneRitii
hdgeeoruiM-'and Nash 'count iej.
I'rai fice hi Slate'.-Supreme am
Sup'iioi. Coiiit-;. and in I'edera
onus. Ma . S2 l.v
J sni)i:..
, l:..i ky M..unt, X.(i
' I !"- tin--world in hoi'-m.-fkiu-r, his
price iin- a lollj.ws:, I'reneh Caff.
I'.oots sii.tiu Ui ss.un; French ( ;, f
tiaileTs.iiid Shoe, of aiiv hane S.'i.'iii
to SC.IHI.
1 1 : 1 1 1 I ! t : I .
W
AND INDIVIDUAL
All I wank
RIGH i'b
l'ovvers to b
BED SPRINGS
; II yoii wanl Hie best Red Spriu
now in use, ir those made bv .).
n.i i. no. i nev are guaw;tT
teed lo give entire sat isfactioii. 'a;
reler oii.lo tnunbeis in town w
are now ; usiii lhem. ry theiii
and y.ai! would not ' do witliouj
them, .('all l.n the Double Twili
Red Spriiig -made bv"-
L G. RAWI.S .X: P.IK ). 1
mavii' ti v, iison. N. V.
RH'IIMOND
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a I.IMh
l'isixTERs;-. :aukhousk;,
Rook, XewW;,nd .lob TviK' (M
ii'.ler, .lob and Hand Presses, r'lil,
u.ets. tWs, Stands, Inls, Koll,.,-
oniposil(ioif, Vie.
H. R. I'Kl.ot zkx- son.,
- - h'ichiiioiul. 'a.
i &The type on whiT h ts ,,;,,.,
pnnteil was cast at Hie Konndrv
II. U lVloiizi',& Son.
inay.ll y .
.V K W
:tv.i.ki
A U I II I! I 1.
:..i.i(t..y s. lUmi. s.-r
Manufa.'t.urers of Carriages, " ll'lip:
Kies, -ar(, Wagoiis, 1 larness anil nil
k imls of rii I iii.r -.kli iia- 1t lii..li .. ill
be sold at the lowest possfble ligures.
Ye hav.' iiow on hand a 'nice and
select stock of woYk. t-ur prR-es jirc
as low as the lowest. . I5e sure iiml.
call on us before buying. Satisfac
tion guaraideed in every case. ; Ite-:
pairing neatly and promptly dune.'
A' Aiuh rson.
Atlantic Foundry, .
liiMi YatT Street, Norfolk, Va.
Manufacturer of Kvery 1 i.-scription
of ., ;- :
Castings Iron and Brass.
At short notice and Italtigiore prices
No Kxtra Charge for Pal terns on
Hand of w hich I liave ipiite
an Kxteusivv. Variety.
tSrg"Iliilu:t ( 'nsi I 'rive Kiiil I'm' Mil-
' ' ' " " - " " ' ;
M hi Ii I. '
o ki aim:
M Kit I. F. WilltkS
Sycamore ; Mi.e . , , , i , H)
GliA VK 8T0NKS
of every description," inaili'. to orde'i
ranging in price Imru "t up. liesiyii-
w-ai lant.-d fo beisent by ..mail iosta'e i.iiduiM
4. I I . 1 i 1 . "
, oini'.i iioois, nesl
SOUKN, Jr. (j,.(i
A 1 .
iam ) is encioseil ..rn tion VU...I,
orders are received they an- tilled
ami forwardej. If the work 'is m.t
satisfactory purchasers are niniested
to return nt
1 MY EXPENSE-
No i:iy miuin .l iintil . ..ik is icn
vein .i. . :..i-i-.-s.mi,;,.,. diij,, a)l
:.o ((f td,. .'.Minlrv.
i. i. 2.. : i-'iiA m w a i .s : i .
TOME ONE, COME ALL.
farmers, lields. fof vl,iich I
J
TiiwizE mil ruiks 1
WliPii TIirj a!i l as well For YoiS
augl'.j-1'iu
ance.
ernor jarvis, harton' J. Green , lowed be thy name," is U the
and our other leading men, and ( very head and front oij The
has only lioneyed word.s for j Prayer which Jesus taurfit for
DocKery, Alott, Cooper and the
..ii 1 1
uiuers oi me same crew ! Sup
port a paper to get true demo
cratic principles that is run in
the interest of Mott, Cooper &
Co., who ar working like bea
vers to defeat that party !
Support a paper to get true
democratic principles which
plants at its mast head as its
Jesus taught for
all men in all conditions and all
ages, j ."Thou shalt not take the
name of the Ixird thy dod in
rain" is a command of similar
precedence and moment in the
Decalogue ; and yet we find po
litical orators, aspiring not only
to "that grand old name of gen
tleman," but to the highlr one
of "Christian statesman," Ibawl-
Candidflt.ee TWIrAnr -r. i i ; . . .
vjr,wrt;, anu mg out, io empjiasize every ut
Other lifeAoniT M:ini, j-i-i ... . . iJ
..va.i.-,, allu. i-.u- , lerance wlucti they wish to
MISQELLANE0 US.
iug lur me itaaicai party. A
yet these same officials are 1 P:R
and clothed out of taxe tvi!!E,lX)KVEKST(RE AX wahek.m.ms.
comem as full measure frf IT
Democrats as Radicals. pr
, Is it right to take lmocr'"1 Ut V"
. .i-vu A,v.i, txi partij
agents with them ? lAug.-iut
2. The patronage of the i ,
tern affords a never failing sotj
of corruption
J. M. CL'TCHIX,
. Whitaker. X. (.v
rMIE OLDEST AND UKST.
it enables coll When at Nashville t,,',, .i.
tors to buy up voters and toHlritti" House, the oldest and Itest
canvassers in the field at d Votfl m the l,,iM- Hoard and
j. u ai M Lodging jier day 1.7.1.
cmiueui expense. t j
The abolition of the systo jne2J-3m
.1.
1. -MCSTIAN.
-Manager.
G IEI -A. XT E s ,
I I WILSON, N. ('
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' I It'Olf" V. MI KKA Vlii in-.-s. nis Oi. lnnr. st:
.hciipi st a, siu. st iiml si IdVulitr l,il- hij.
siiiiincf- I ,?j i p:iii y ,1'Mii-j- l,wstri,'s iti Wilsnri
Oi- him ymr Imsim s ;ml he w ill -is n,l uy.
iiinil.ll
jii'i,-- h, r- :intiiik- you.
BOOK BOOKS. BOOKS!
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NIAV I'ATAUHHH. !
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Central Institute For Younk Lafljes.
Situated in Warren i niinty. N. -.. Siinmediatelv on the li H.'
U., in one of the healthiest portions of rji. State and within ten minutes i.
walk of the telegraph and post otti.-e, with two daily mails. I The cam-1
pus contains alxnit' twelve acres, and is ilieautit'ull y shaded. j . i
English Literature and Music Specialties. O'nr Music Teache. is a i
t'ull graduate ol' the Wesleyan Keina le (Vllege. has jseveu ears cvjm ri-1
encein teaching, and comes with I he cry highest endorsenjeiit In , '
strumeuts, new and interior To none used in any s. Ikm.1. Nea'il I Vinac';i ! '
lirings: water lurnished iK.aiding pujejs. when desired. -t 'Ji;ij"e
low. Fall term begins Sep. It it 1SS;. I 'or ( 'atalofrues Adib'ess
, rgCT-' -.-Si, ..-r-- W
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LIVERY STABLES
'
'.diij,'.
sti:rtl a fii:st ci.ss imihiMisui;!
Villi,.; '.: I'.... I1...., I....1
I'ha-lons, Top I'li.i tons, Top lln
gies, DimI Wagons. (ienlleiiH ii-
I ioad Wagons, the Latest I r;n V
Harness, Cents' linad Horses; ;dsii
l'arm Horses ami Mules wfii. h ui
oiler 1'oisaU cheap, -it her lor ck-li
or on time. I'.oanl: .g Stable i ""
pl.-tely kept in tin' Ust :tIe 'ami
li.V the most cApc icneeil iialnl '
the lowest prices L!..Vi. J'.. M.
Sel!t will 1m- on hand all tin- time.'
.niglil and da, to altcnd if
It ieinl
I li. l S. i
I Ion- e
Trv him once, more
T.
Si:bi:y
an
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-Wilson. N'.T."
loc.i'cd at Tysons'
on ac t si'h' arkcol i
. mavlL tt
Hlt H.MONl), VA.
t
M A X l;. K A i' T V li H R S
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I limiiliES IIF ALL klMI.
Busies, I'hiCtons, Si-se'. t
riil.ri.w l'.lr,r.v '.. , nv
C ar. '
jul28-2m.
J. M. U1I0DES, Piax.
Littleton, X. C.:
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