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- pm omet Orders may
obtatnod in all th eitles. and In many of
torn
the1
large towns. , we consider tnena perfectly saw.
ana tne nesx xneana or re mining nrcy aouars
W Beai atered tettem, nnder the new,
j.T8tem, which vent into effect June 1st, are a1
very safe jean. of pending small sums 6f roo;
ney wneE ruJttoney uraers cannot do eaaiiy-
onuuBi..i coaervs, in xtemmry wee. as wen an
where the letter is mailed, or it will be liable
to be sent to the Dead Tetter Office. , Ruwoibl
ofHx the HampthoihJor pottage and registry, vtitA
in wi -mwmmg uwi ot mc euer- in wic yrermc Of
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fTt to n i)tbi8 way are at our rtHki;o.!u iii
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Tff TObscriptlbtitie of ibe' Wtk,
I. i 13 A A. IB CMS 1U11UWB : (
Single Cpriy yetrT -PpBta ,iU, fl,
it-it! .?Wrr ttt i!Kiit);n it! rm-'yu.TrTTf
Graniiill1 a'nij',tairen .couiitles'lie
side 6n("ll :oHrn Konier.
Bot , .are t yery,. pqperipr ; commie? .
among the ..betbin the i South,- and
were onee united ndetYlhe same i of -.Gnvilk-'V'YtouWt&w
a ttutli
fat'cWutfksVfrbm their financial his
tory sine the war, Thune has been
under the control of men wlib'.rejir-"
BentetBe
has benwrTed by capable and hocK
est men hohad ;at hearti th. U"tt
. welfareol all 1 of the teeople' of the
county.., , v j,; r i .a n. i...:,u;; :..
GranviJIe has had a Radical; Sheriff
for eight jyearsrT-ap active, scbemingr
wire-poling politician.!i ;',It ha had a
Board bfCobinty Oommisaionera who
haw acted 1 opofif ;the idea thai 'ii Was
a matter jot no conseqaenoe how high
the.taxesl' WVii'ty!;. .
pendituresj haw recklesar their admio
istratioolj At one titie: We fcno W; the,
tost of the persons.at the pooc hoase
of the eonnty was fifty per dent, more
than, they s, COQlq have . been; boarded
at the ' jbest '"howse " in '- OrfOtd.
e dPj pot kno.wi what the ostrOf .
each : f patiper, ndw1 k is? 5 : Only11 last
i . ? I .V'i.t iil.Ui fihiiii.j
spring the . county; poor house was
couvertec into an v iun for. thefree
entertainment of the numerous Rad
ical frier, ds, andrsuppbrtera .pX Jihfi.
Kadical superintendent .of bei
nevolfent iinstitmioni " as
seventeeri.j.pereon .many; of .them
with hbrtsjhiive been J accemmbila
te 1 within food and' iodgrag - at One
tinie,j f ofv5 bbtbing: J asj1 far ' Jas the',
county waa concerned.- - It' Was thus
that the bbd intetided'fq
.helpless jinmates-wjw consumed bj
laij, thrtlessjf ellow
who ougt tobav& been , ashamed to
'; have ,1Tb us' 'iiiiyadei the HghtflCiH
few nontbs f agd - k Wooden 'paling
was erected,, aippdlhe.j.4BonrtJjofls0,.
It cost the conatr $3000."' T1W most
extravagint pnc,.wJerji-.of : course
paid for labor and lutoberi - It could
nave been5 'bunt Jinjjqs,
fence coold hare been .'bouirht .for
the mone,"' as the. yari ''encjs JJ
small, tbqre being no fence in' front.'
.k.i'.-'.r!)i':t -.A'tft'' t.ll
ouon arej some ot t.ne. ourgen.ndi
rascalities to which the people of that
County are subjected Jat there is
one morel item we must mention?'4
" m, - . . - ' ' '
A tie . cominissioners naq,; .ne, cpflr t?,
house repaired en topV ? The bill watt
1237,50; ThVjb
must make out his bill 'fori$585; that
bei ii g the snm. necessary iioruftin . to
Becare hi pavi owrag' to the;deprec!
atiou iii cou n t y -booda -A son of one
of the cdmmissibrferssigpsup.ihq
. ,;,',yii.V ijii liv "vj -
."Wf.tfr5fft.9y 'PfxJs.t.'5? account
He m ak?s. boat' $300. bp the: .opera-
tion.- as the bond at that' time sold
Oct the tror from 151 to 5 'cent
of; the commissioserBr ene Oole and
one Biclcy mieL5witbl ih Utters sbnT
who boqgbt tbe . accoanL iwere. in
uicteu iar irauu, ana eleven, ox inB;
j a ry wew for jcoDVictin, one fello W
Norwood fby ;k&ta biii
' against the eleven to the lasfci Not
w.obi;ft fif ni ifry t JbhV aangiier.".
"ranvillecduntyi bonds ought to ell
we biievKt. f)bw nvr than fifty tentf
' . 'It, m . .t-:.r ttkiiiVLt itKi l3J.--'W
in me aoiiar,- At tne last superior
Iu contrast, look at the condition1
1 . I
? ;" ". --.(. ? If.-1'..? ' -5:( JT't'd
have iekctekfr from 86 ? tait&bw
gpod, . faituf ui, bpnestj,.. ppmptn.t;
white men. The Sheriff of the'ebun
fs a Democrat ad are the eih'erT
fiCf U i he otatt VyTlti H&tijiifH&
iotteiebe-lM rospri!iti
i fflgl&ycretfi&M
lo-rext people thavt&ef haVe'iFbrrari
ly chosen reliable Whl iaWofltuT
o6ps33fift7CbbMs all
coqniyvonB,i3ana3b aaao xiJi-- sisri
Thy generally divide,hsliie -:lLQcnsa
among tBe-race8,-;an-cotorecr magis-
trates, coioreu . couniy couimissiet-,
en and; colored oomnlon bhQL'CQ6i
miUemq axe aibo'atiaa iiwmefofa) Kbd
ar-whue tifficial-.jThere (arr iw'oi
qegroa now; ru fining )n th JKidical j
ticket fr,t).leb)atitTftijf:i.9jiov vtU
e-TJiere-is n Os8ibUtt?r.o(. rearess-n
nftiPJllijWyi fl; wli(d Xrpmi .'uoh ai
adoption of the amendments to.kvev
ioApa(MnlU?hM&Yit! npsih;c)tfu,tig8
ion&"rfh jte jfhitajtwngroj sejeitojei
tlav.needeiit)fii lflffniej W0i
peppe,y JvbjO osrej.- so, n oppressed gobyt
r. .inionfeedy:iJv
biehVa!nt; ' It4'.ia coh eSp'ei v" ' JooJ; a
manV'Iu-T8T2' hVJ
canvasnea at large ior norace vree-
ley. lie came into xiono: yarpnna
for the
healing. ;iof; the national
wonndsj
the closing u p forever1 of the
bloody vchasnv f or economy 4 and rtei
trench men tJ f brreform irr thB oivit
service,' i and !fdrH change df tulers11
who would 'represent new principles
mnA . nam i:am; I 1 fThio vrasliA' 1B70 I l
Duly a few months sago he got!ibpi r a;
meeting of Liberals and Independents
in.Kew S'Or'k, -and wrote the addre8,;
a i part df .which, . he stated himself,
waa. intended t ito cb V off Hayes and '
men 01 nis ciasa irom Bny possioiuty
of nomination. He is, npw. adypca
tingHaySj election, in spite;pf, chaf
gea of noWfNothmgjjsm, in spite of
the Jfact f thai he supported QraEjt
against Greeley in 1872, and in spite
of, the fact that he was nominated.
at Cincinnati through the express
agency, influence and managemeiit of
the very- men who are now Grant's
advisers and friends, and .who are the
most prominent in running thej out
rage millsand wringing and flaunting
. l :l i ji j:i : j . j i i j
toe . . lureauuart-, -Munpjuoit u uit
loody mrt.n
Now in '1872, Mr. Schurz was la
very powerful witness against 6 ran t-
. -rr . .v.-:''' ''':. ;-. ' ':l'-
ism. . xi la. recorq ; tnen constitutes ,
iBtrong witniess against himself ''now.
iW.e copy ft fe, w iflf, fr s ;majX 1. 1 m pre-
bivb 1 arraTgnnwuiiw 01 me party in
power, and what-lw saul-in 1872 ap
plies with far greater force,1now, for
the.Iant ionr years have' jbeena'th
adtletit and mpst bamiliatihg in'- th
history of our goverfihieWl.2vv Ini i87
there wri i ilowBe4kiaps' and Bab:
pooks and bohenckst and WiHi ams
ahd.JK thbosaud.otberS'' wboba4lbee&1
ihoroughlyi expoiedi? io1 H;of tbelr
villainy! add "meanhe'sB. Uiub - ; . n ,;
i Read tbis bill of itfdictment, drawer
'With so ttticb kill and polatednesdm
Scharz's speeoh at St.iLbttw, Jaly
1872iIJ.fi; ;iiWU4il ?J'Aiit-j4irt Ui
,, '"Let us see, wliat wasooeb'y the
uiiuiDiiaiiuu uuu iub fuung pany. jUne,
great social tovolutlon ' grown but bl 'tLe
w ar aad. reraltetL .bir4. losrical . neceaaiifr J J n'
Ihe enfranchisement of the colored nennl.
Pply bV tbeXerc1s'bT poHllCaFfiibtfc dan
.the free, laborer, maintain, his iiideU3deca.i
Bat tbe colored voters, Untutored and, in
' experienced fell; tinder the leadeifemp if
unscrupulous auyemarera,. :, ryf !,i il
1 - w : I
Mbst of these States 'wete: with' itTCred
Tile rapidity.-, burdened. witUeSormous debt. Ii
.wnnoqi any equivalent, .ocores oi millions
ditappeared,' as by biagic' iri tbe 'capa'i'
cidua dartEnessr of i private nfKketa4ir,iin-ii
povensned as tnoseisratea were .py the war, i
they were now etrip6ed-ake. 1Th ttuBlie'r
taxes unbearable. Under such leaders in- fl
dustry was discouraged, ihd -flagged1; ehterH
prise, jiptj own wiwt, orieesMm
pi'cjJb(.dtlQ)8ao4t incredihi
U rmy(sem while. th 8.0,1 the PQqntry
as poaCTous, ths.yakje, pf; property .in,;
msnjOijthbse teapratrf4AJici?
sua olSTO, ,afierifya,yera.lof peace. 0tau
beiow-rlhe. figures exnibited-Dy tbe census;
of leOv .uqh baveeeU(1bfl 4teetipf
caueo, . iparpeTOftg x fjsfmfmiamnon
t H did not ibesitatethbii tb,KboldJ
tne tvapicaiparvy ispunBiu:, or,i
' i 1 .- w. . . . jlla .ifi ii-i;!ijy lriii e!.
ii m WK rMTVnhfM for , thiaf , .;Thbsri
governments were and. are; at . this moment,)
carried on, in the nama and Under the-u
pices. ot. the tilt publican, party.' tit? waa
through , them j that t the .SoBtberai peoplej
felt the tdttcfaot therulinu power. Xt .was
IU f them, that they Its sparit worklngj
WaAihftt iianmsauuu.wronsi'V niA sb au
'anv imorovement in the condition of f
things - since" that , aajf 'hV-HpB JP
thinlsi tbe carpetrbag, xafatny jK9t
f .r.ihio O i-aiSi ite, negroes fiSver
yoe4,fori mcopipQtD.tKuea aad oitenJ
j rior tolBTbatfiie''-ei
y rirn yrn xab
p.r.7- 1 '.ii 3ot? nyrui vj(U inO.
tibal time? "Ish'S cbnditibh1 bff-'
fairs ih; SdntnCiroBnaunder'tSffiS?
m'i infamu'o'raeT?ndTan?i,!nT-,
farnoa eircufaT-55 and 'Cbeftaln'a1
inf arabns' fotilamatibninf mier
thatf W!waStf tSedaVif 'MosesUttd1
gcott ?JAn58tni"7c8n8s,lenfi0
n6anbd"iid cMe hffir?
(BaYhefemQeenSrase tMW
rtflbWiHif Chb rn!ftf party mafceT
itselfcfeH ia.41ieis -atatesuitdsIiafUiis Kelib
inat.uie majesty. pi me npuonai epvern
:menHP&s 4inose,6ble?4lbas, a1
'friend tolrttr4bejKrjtiiLofc
' . . . . S3 . . 1 . I
lion, guiue tnem oui oi ineir errors wun
aeaeroiiB laM, W ilS tnA3 tbrti ; lcfcfe 1
suck. Aheir, blood.. ;aa IheftnairtstAvxlf iA'Jvs-
il?2'weph,idins,ithfln--
;mocka tbeifi eerprjyse.and (Condemos Ahemi!
iWj?fterj pyertyidistrewaodiirnin.iua n:J
Carl Schurz, Carl SchttrarV'haS ttiubh fl
- sta uviiuiii) a awuuia, uao uiuu '
speafttng arid1 muchweekitigJ fmade
thbe ifaa'djkhat Hhboi "b'stj brgotte'ti j
ithy ecord: lias1' ail overwhelming
desiretor oflice-Harrinsaliate appetitb
or government" 'pap and -posMotf so1?
Strange gods-and bceomesan idofater'
and a worahip,peHitAemamnOIt'
of unrigli teonsnefii ? CJarl,' C&rl, ttfbii
i ''ftiil v;:.vu ;h niy, ? i.l .t-i-lv s.fc iltt,i H ViiSl'
past sbo.wn, to, 5tbp American .; people!
that ambition and lore : of office arC
greater wi.th . thee,; than, an , untarr!
nished name, and love of liberty' and ;
! '." '' . " ' hours ; oa rmxin a
- Without . stopping io speculate to-
dayV upon; the 'resblts ,es3ays!;
elections, or to consider their moral
effects upon th'e'Presiden'tial. contest,
we woald say to our friends at home
and abroad, that the' prospect is ex
Cdllent for carrying North' Carolina; '
Tilden and Vance will receive band
some -majorities in November; 'We
expect ; tbe . majority 1 to, range from
4,000 to 8,00oy and that; tbo,' if both,
Indiana and Qbio had t voted Repub
lican. . Those Northern papers that
place our; State either, in the Hayes
column or among the doubtful
States, kre sadly misled by the Re
publican organs inrNortbCarolina,
or by corresponded ts who are'equally
as badly infbrnied. ! WUNcbby the
'followiiif? frOtn Sthfe' kiin'kl: whielr
- ro , .
iu the maib1 e thniK borreet:'1 ' ' : M!
i 'tTbe-i eieciiou of Settle 'is' a! phy1'
sical imppssibilty, , and no , extraneoos
political circumstance can change, the
result: 'la' ! lSTS.''Caldweil was 1 briiy
elected , by ; a'rmajorjiT. f : 1 ,800. jlle
carried tlie first Congressional District . by
l,300y whereas Vanoe will this year carry it
by a greater majority than Caldwell carried
the district fn' ltft2. ' CaldweH'carried' the
Second District by mord ihaa 8,000; Settle's
maioritv there wll be less than 7.000. .In
tbe Third Distrtct Vance win nearly double
Jternmon s. majority; while, he. wjh carry
the FourthfDistrict, which gave .Caldwell
.V00 ma jority."" AVith but one Congressional
'district assured, to him. Settle's election is'
opt of the question." , ' . t i . . , , j ;
i t'
llTiew was a' large b turnout of negroes ki
te depot on: Ved.nf3sday,niht tojmet Jun
Harris on his arrival at Concord., ., JBut Jim
htid laid QVer one-train at Salisbury, toh
lichten the nortion of Africa that is located
itherehence fdr the time the darkies were
aisappoieiea: - jraui muter,- xemocrat.c
taegro who has vowed bis, intention to vote
for Tilden4 ' and ' Vancel' was ' in the crowd.
the black; mob went" for him,' and had "it
Mibt bee,n for. Mr. A. M. Brown, ao) other
whhe'meU' preSerit, would 1 have used hind
yry rogh WikanMn.BrpWn goKO theni
.two or three negroes bad bold, of iraal me-.
nictnitti witBettts bt Vlolence-C&n-
i.r til J&if bAi .H-liiiia J
r I We-cppyi tbi8v ieca-jfebewwisn 4d-'
- - -
i sin tr iho natinnal vur ao & r aumriAL or . -i i . l s j
.TrrAf7' rff aatiiaate ror
.as the allyand abetter of tfie WrhoiWt
IdtlAly BIVVB Ml IVA WMM n M W M ' ' I
tenrtbgiwaytoT boh0iand justice and': cofldlacejiietdiao'wia) 1
rights casfthou, too,gone aftef wtiWeii,Wlp
piesse, bper thatiel!hewhitefj mattek. .i 444
leaf ndr j bolbrcd v men in iheStdtei
ill attempt to iu-tirjiiditb a.yik)he.'
1 Vt e-boast' that1 this ifrtp f rcti 'cottntry" '
?e2 urcise .bis Unfettered Choice tUid to
v te.for whomi .hB ; pleases. : It .is ia
yiifgn'fbr any'-pkrjrade'dribOTdji'
,T I u-.j.4J4 iir Ii4.. i j.j-.i.j
mhnity that favors, teileratea or mnka
Mcfratia- fwel 'brbnc'ariV at
t, i
tempt, ta. prevent the i exercise of' tbe1
,'Ji tL. Ju'ik'JKl.-.i. i' .1 ... ;'.-'V.'r..ri
fJn4Pel jmjWere,
democratic colored voters bayex rights.
tjiieyshoulfi protected inftfeeir?cxrT
srbise. . ; r
? s this hijhv nvn irirrvH nst
Tbe official returns f roin Inalana1
Abave bot:yot corbe ''to- hand b t W
feeleatisfied that the'Demberathrma1
joti wilL adproximatbi&jOdOpossi
Dly -exceed ifcars littiti Ohio1 &?Re"
inolkian. pTQbably -6)00 'majoV-
Jy.lrlest-Viimialbas goneDenio
irttieiibVaj brobabW a! &.000. v :t Alto
j 1.iioi i y i.i!iiiii r
ll A.;quecy.for tbe debatiUg cebeietie.
.memory ben personaliyi.concerned j
Haves or Holden ?
j ttTsboqIroocr8ts,?''wit hflaid rstingl
iupbti their sarraav wiliff preJoif itcn
:frthei and grander rvictories HpNo:
j v4oibero j)TirJat
idiarja pAeslrgimi) giYe:ptjbm3
jalueanee jof-snccedai thejresidjentl
wfltfieQ6iQpqfir. jBnaitii-.mQrro.iK;
tike bjrje-;viB3if i of; then Entire ileldv.7
aadgtafeafoit' cbnficttons Lamta&o-7
pohablei result Snlb'd Stslesp: bor:
dtJFej'dot noyitmeatimaeiibe 'ara--
pbrtaqce 06rntripb irxllndiatuu;.
pUs! moXaiOclriiibj t:fav5o'c7of n Tiidard
aadyRefaf m -indst (:be;!tromeridori&; II
QnlyiithdaytVbeiorB;the'
jpoblicans would bleCentiarnSjinVl
Governor;by f Fo'm
bublibaTiapetfefats3 fexam0-5
aneo, tn.emr?,weret! eauaMyqQWiaentii
I I i. . t . h r - I
!afed:pfcjdiotel' thi? 'rabstpoftSut
its) jr9nj:M)taeirl;pesiwvpryK
T i&rN6w YorfcrJ5r;of 'Hhe'fetii','
jar d it ia mot a Tilien papef , Preferring
j fl ib X)Hea; tfj (pciipjiajwiea JttrTi )uea,-iuiey!
I b-M AIn m r-k tkam mfnAn t iKnAT .4a-A nr. .
pnidT they confessed that they thought 'Io-'
ndiatiir id ot gb i Rebub'liliani
iattd tftfl I "BemotiraCs? wll ibbrttirorK
if r
e imtetftib'nto m,rrwitfi jfiilFbon"1
feaeWdb'Jri'f tfeceSS,jiTe 1 mrpJHWfiii''
VAfiefMlpfebeVeK(, rlrtf ;resrl oflltne
elUfn appears to depudiprrtjte votes of.
Kew Yoik. New Jersey, and Cobnectibut,,
aa' e mfci"6oitftted outflTheka. Btates.1
or, New Jersey and. New. York,, will decide,
tbd elecUon.M 5 1 . iu
Wiir'ca those tK'f&'StMeV
nb' thai Ibdtanabvllna1-ib1
'S-ye.Alil riUfril.'rJl'
WiB i do nbi dooo now! wittilsucn ev-1
idences5 'as we hate, ihat' the ' 'next 1
Presidbhtr of the United" States will
be :hlt!Et;Ji .ittrtlt;;
Mi n'and Practical Reformeir-i 'Mi ' J
f rtbCarbliniwillb b
Ws believe thit as' sue'as itie' btec-
tio D f ciom'es' but Stale will1 cast her !ten
electoral votes' for Tilden1 and lien
dricks, Tabce arid Jarvis, Reconcilia
tion and Reform. Attention, Demo
cratssteady,, forward march! s
t
' A Wilt OFBSBBOV.
he election news made the Radi-faces-
look 'lorig and eiorfowful
cal
herbkbattt. t : About -7th' November
!
the
iri faces 'will grow about three
inches in 'length;' and l) the bo j-row w;ill i
sume a far darker shade; The trbu
ble is general throughout' the Radi
cal !camp. : They 'see the hand-writing
on' the wall.' and a ' michty 1 wailinsf is
heard in -the' land. Hear" 'What' tbe
Philadelphia - .BitUetln & i staunbli
Radical sheet; of : the ' deepest dyb,-
8ayi: v)'i.-.'ji "! ',--7 u:' j i
lit! is not at all worth while to try to hide,1
Under the best nromise. that is now made.
jtbe'fact that the Only hone the Republican
pariyiuas . oi' viciory in novemiier- iiesin
the performance of the, bardest .kmdiJ'.majpry. -, 91 tha.Q ;knwwfl3be.
uVIorth 9mm
its popular QQyeTnor.ito.cboi.Cod lbjere
Bidebcy. Apythingless than such a result
...stsL..V tl;nf i DiLaU -IfclMiU V kHf
8ure?y, Republican , and which are without
the direct inducement offered by the honor
conferred Upon the first citizen of. Ohio,
aread&pre.dPUbtml than ever for iNp-.
yember. We have got to face tbe certainty
ot a Booth that is solid for Tilden; and the
ktrobg probability that all of the Northera.
Siateswniclr' have wavered between the
1 wo parties in the past will help the solid'
feHb2ecaBdidate8,ni( t,,t! A
We rint in" the proper place- the
jkel tnax is to be vo'.e.l in the
it
r
f $jdjM,iNi eldsstiojn. i, Xh ;4l.le seeii
. JL ibj nhkp ilhoi. i pile Uti hieads
theh newspaper, generally. - The
t)anie ,Jiwli.and.; J.4jne,s!M.i
L sanh must, 04, i be., printed ..as., the
i pera, ha, ye, thmt-rtbey j, are(t tnoi ijto.
M 4pefoT asPlcctprs rat Larger
Utjteiij.pames ,m,us,t, be printed -with
their respective CodgtessiooaJA P"if-!
trtcts-oppo8ite.Ji;sv i i-..rJ a.tiH u
'V iV3ts rjeCer.2, aUa.cpncerned:: to. the
ticket as it appears itf this htfmbe)r!ot
- - . . , .. ., JT,f
Democtatib State' exchanges: 16 draw,
aiien uon to. tne pn,Miri-a hj.ici . v
Lt- una UIUVUUIIUI WWUI, uuv u
i. t l, n;tr.i ?ti- "s' tJitt?
an T'apple of discord among the
saDne lnnaoitauta ot iqe uara; iana,
i .Lit . 'i Ll.'.lli.i J ii J , lV.-i i - J
daivS were spent m their . midst
;,AJ!f..i. -rti?y 6 f.i
nir ca is vuo uiauc .1 ur iujb tBciewaB
neat aemaeosue. . xi
for
k I 'in upon ihe veil, established
t dsage of the country. In .Africa ha
would probably be a revolutionist,!
e waoieq virauu
three terms or longer, thus.break-
tPaTiqaju FKcrjaTiowsbJ!jj;.
'1 JEvery; editor is presumed - to kpow--113
heii ; s. -f.i . ; 7;oo o
exactly iow tbe elections will go, and
wnox wul bej0re8enJi j;We r have,
said, and, we belidve, that Samuel Jc
Tilden will be the next President, of ,
eVy ofhe'Sent1 of pur'
fmn..8'Ti;i1
jAidbaBiadl woaOoa niU ii
Cboetiduttf..LJ-9i-Maite,f.rn. ?ct4
pnn uaronna,,. .10 Kbode .slaad.. n
fcaoh, '5 nth Carina1
'A
Tennessee,, Li i.;, 12 fiYBMnba-i.l6wff
r7rfniafli.1.'l?.'ill ?,nT6t,al;!ynoioi !
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"DOrjBTFXJIi STATES. ; .. .
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'WisceqtioY. .vuC .isaY.ViyZ .nil:
10
; ?Cptl!'. liiVi .! . riiv.iivfJIT'
: jVyboleSlectflral-Clcgea' 865; rUesessa
rtoaehoice.185 t ' n :i ;" :..
I lit will be' seen thafour e
have giveri 'him bfSfthse5 Sti&s: that
triaV beVTbnablyo&bted'o ' 1
j :Oe: thef States'-VBuTikvfr 'nimed
"doubtful we thlnW Tildensbhance
itetter fc'Wisconsiir7 than Hayes',
add eUallyiaa gbod 1 in Vlbrld'a and
Cdorado.' v ! 1 1 -r
.WO-have given Hayea ' Lduisiana,'
New Hampshire, Ohio and Pennsyl
vania, and yet, in the opinion: of
many Sagacious politicians,' they are
debatable States, notably the two
former. t Some sanguine partisan are,
even hopinig fo.r outh ,Crpli,na.i, We
thnk, a majority of the, people, of,
that .ppate wilji vote.fr iamptxm, and,:
7f Si f !.'. '.:.r? : li:!i)'.)! 'Si t!fd
tain as anything can-be that is not
already accomplished 'except : death
and a future judgment. -o '
AKOTHBlt RADICAL GROAN.
The galled jade winces and tne
disappointed Radical editor mbans.
rtear tne xrmiaaeipnia American ;
Arn fho earfia
positive loyal purpose as had been previous
ly exhibited in Maine and. .Vermont, our,
woik would have bde'n dbne. As it is, we find
ourselves confronted with' the necessity for
renewed and redoubled exertion., . We do
not Overlook the fact that the October elec-'
tlons have in their moral effects very' con
sidera.ble influence upon , the greater ques
tions settled 8 mobth later; that in losine
Indianaf-and, He iear, that such has been
our fate, though our friends in the State re-,
roll up, an, enormous jaajorityi in . Qhk . we .
have aff ordep the opportunity to our politi
cal foes'for a seasbn of.e1ociti'we, ba'nnbt
dehy''!-.. , ,i - 1 1, i ..,..,,1 isiraJ
, S ftfte"d;ttojr f.pouredputhia.
jeremiad, herx, jiol certain i,th,attI&K
diafua j had ...giyen. 5,000.1 OeaiopxaJii
T..B. Kinssburv ia scatteriosr nen-
and-Ynk jewels in the columns of the
jVVTTlmltfgton kltdTeigK ' Sent
'fiehnhi-'iiiiU .tf 1 Mi5i- -Si-''J
! There! areWDdiistakabM''maiisrtoi'
ability the'.ediirlolnrhnaQ4he
gems from the pen of our townsman.
Mrl T. 'B. 48 Kliigsbuf yl VtyVr J
Torchlight ",f ij.i ; ah' u
1 We recognize the pen-of Mr;T.
Eingtibnry ,,in , the, .able, editorials. oL
the'Wilmtntrfon Star.., Mr. K,has
but few superiors as a1 writer, aud I
seems1 to1la4'nftlc,8!t,Iiw,'rn, po-1
litiCiil as ib literary matt'e.-H- TPVw1
Tbe ProP'-ct.,M
i LA gentleman who has travelled extensive
ly! in various parts of this District recently j
'and whos;? opinions' can be relied upon,
.bringS'us cheering ibtefligence'oi the hbpe-.T
f uj onllo6k fork becatflsy biiref br m( ani fgob4;
:oTeramsni in the secllqae-lro bas "visited:.
n gaDat littie Peader be sars the Badical
sicirity: will cgrtamjy.j.eriajre
will run fully even with the ticket: while in
Onslow he'isHjobfident that? tnertf'Uiirfje' a'
P gaiq jpat least one. rhon.dredagi fifty i bA
'our aiae. . x very w uero ue greatest , eninu
siasm prevails;' which -will be ehbarnced fjy
the encourarinjnew(sifi;pm Indiana,! tQhio,
and West Virginia, while the Indications
are tuat-there win oea iniier' -rote" oar tne
'Democratic side than hasbeenicaatat.fany.
election sinceRcpMtructiQQnrJriend8
are working hard, are every where on t&ef
m.Ll''ii!i5fcXk7Ll.11 tSiia
u The'folbbbWJfeaj
Us nlgasuretp Jntorrn pujf readers 4h4t CoL
V
.Robert Strange, of. Wilmington, has accent-
ea hh'Idviibuuu vi uro vcmocnuo vouniy
aecuUvepmnJteeaftd wijiaddrew-tha
.people of Wayne and surrounding country
In Goidsbbrd, on! Tuesday;' Octtberi 24tb4i
(Cpurt weekkat x ojclockj P,f M,f en thai;
sues of Reform. 3ol. Strange is one .of
'North Caroliaa's aftbst eloquent and-gifted'
sobs a gentleman of pnre nemnnaiEhar-
atter.tbeJoyedby.all who ;knaw,nhunapdV
w hope4oi?t8et him-witha rooairgatlrer 1
lng. Liet an come ana hear hire.
t&SEPt tf r..8., .asaachnsetts, .aj
I(3e6fgia,.i.jr.r-.:t1::' 11 1 'Minnesota , . 6
Indtaoav- . . -v IS i u, rMichtgan.i. ii J
1
duced. In Duplin and barapson the Dem
obra&wlU gala febnsi Jerabforf-thfefr vole '
at ! the last election iand,the, Amendmenta'.
jiJM" of I J 3o f otf
; CatM XMlavaPrelmpary :
i '- taatlou-Tne fit e.o 1 1. J X
Klimb
j cCharlea HowaxbcIpaggwa
ooloredjdiiad ac Bearing; ihemfs nfustieef&i
Naaiiieb.ofe, nearly iIPwr
ilea.; ine evtaencevas to Ohe effect that
Joui fbf U'beeietraaTS sWtflrgn
NWihifnvzaUbo'Jail" tbotald
iBhooMgtJr
ififi.dibfttotUmiAbou
pi last weefi, a colored man. wbo after-j
Srkras tirHyeaitbb'e 'f&g&fc
UedfthdefbndaweriV
IW-hite'i o op')? and.l5offere3 'teV seTrl
himis two I. fine!. ;4usxferantdi ,'beefcl
Remembering Mr. , land's, areqaes M&vl
Howard that he would have to sit.anti),
thbneximorningW 4 J&J
Holland' kasj-notified aW metHowafWI
Mr White' $ lace ; early Triiiay mbrnrng'
He entered , Into ctmrersation wfth. defend
ant about the beef, and finally told him that
ne(was an officer,, and . unless, he. cpuld ac-:
count satisfactorily for the beef he should
take fii'm' under arrest. ' Howaid then said
that he kne nothing about the jbattefj aS
he was only acting for another man,' who
was on a boat at the wharf, and who own
ed the beet Mr. Holland thereupon sum
moned Mr. Charles Ryburg who was in
the store at the time, to accompany him to
uo niiui, lA&iug liUWUU aioeg wun
them. Here they : found a man by the
name, of John McGill, who, upon being
questioned, denied that be was the owner
of the beef,
property, of
but declared that it was. the.
Howard, he (McGill) haying
been employed by him. Howard and Me
nu; . .iii i'l.-.a-
vtiia wcin - uuiu arrcsveu auu ta
ken before Justice Gardner, who 'com
mitted them to jail' to - await an exami
nation. . Subsequently : McGill ! staled
that the cowjbelpnged to Col Tjiylornd
proposed tp snow, where sue was.butchereo.
p risoner to the place
designated wherei ''as-4 before stated. , the'
Mde,$4adv'4&'-i
buried.,t CoL TayloBahd a cmored ixmsto
f his employ wbre to the identity of tb Imf
Lirnar, audit wasialso to evidence thatPafis
Brpwnl cpressM h
, 8Vating;tbat:Mc(iaiuand qy.ard,Mjpplied
mm whu tue . snov, ,ior ine purpose; ina
'tiortibns' "b'f ' thbeef were found4 ''on the
' premises occupied' bythem ( that aipreyn
understanding had' existed betwee'them'
as to the matter,,?. Mr Whtte,: looe! q
the witnesses,, also stated. Jbut U.was not in
evidence, that Howard bad offered to. sell
him some beef about a month ago. . ,. .
leten darns,' -tjnaries 'iiowara and fans
Brown-, vwsre ordered' to ve5 Justified
itjond bitbe sumcleach.Ibr'tbep
iparaQcejgit tbe next .term, of th Hperiori
T J"4 l a i la. a a. l '
lodged in fail.. McGill. it will be jemem-
'ocred effected bis eWBpei,1' oiitf 'W'felP'ftf
r A.colorediiltblB name oUJtstt
I -w-f ww
tfckTflkWdkelminliy w'r vV-
ri'kird state' through itf lumnsrtfrf t
hkve Beselved bot -tb sbport IW inVerrial
Radicalpart3r,arfyytanMrit;heUeyjn
cerely .that it It continue tal. suppoj-t thatr
ticket it will lead me ta destruction. It as
Li.fi s'Jt in i v j . t.
tiae x anj a coioreu rnann uiu j. uave bbuso
BUedtrcateddse'a ttV 1 cVroY.'aY
Jastso4nbw I?elWmy:seif for S J.u
den 1 and. Zehuhm Bj iVaace.n I .'hopeth
Will induc8pme,orimjrl 3fraji,nswincoirea
jqnJJ.onday pightlf.i f iM'1 flPfr;M
"we are informed by, a correspondent,' .'S,
$i "JT, at Eaurinburg, a wilful murder was
IcUmUtedaobUtniiy 'miflsi4rrom 'ttal
jlacei I -appeirs thief efcfi bfeen fair "did
f jud exid lug be4 wcn Kbifc' Ittrm4hd ib)4
Cbrdy boUi crtlo?edvf 4riSQe tisie pasti
and at the time above mentioned the. said.
Irvin, whilst he was at supper, and shot him
IU ma KLh snuujuer, luuiviiug huuuuiivdi
WP
whkb. lie dieiMo-v feeort trme'.1 Tn'ftfcltf
rfeceiyedr from: tlit jjirryrtaqasq
rrhawas a CMnservajiyp poUUcs nftjuw.
I,Vl'1. -.i i:- "i . Iv i :. : 1 1
abpreciate dibred 'CoriseV -
vative voters in lual seciioaitiover'iwe-Ky'f
aillam waa Itnv-ieTiyrrraTlBe the
deceasadan '
a1 PniMKHIar llblr.ttani Steal
'
, i A,lett.tQ.the,8TAii.l-iirom lAuritif J
whoseb'tlBTbeffs it' Is 9 to thump bri the
heeWf ourfd wb!be;fat thrbken. cbW-1
TiortaWy.!iKchetfoa
Wi1nirtn Wclriia. Thov dinv (W rifvJ
whotfthxbadfo .twelve yatfef
jbuuhisiwaalhe
thickens at it.' Those chickens wilrotT
longing to CoLiJ. p. Taylor, of, Brunswick
ii lis noi iKUUsitjfc mail uuir.iw ubu idi win;
tJ dtf Willi' matter4. To' Ihow&owevr!'
how Our friends
StaieTabii (iS&ftatfQ&jyiJitiiifor
biniaendainditAere Riiyilkwnew
of the nUry andrjflrtc) compaB-lesf adao-ar
parade of-asiatlPos-frpmayarta'
ot tha Statai vdlriviWiaDS wiiihft girded
to a large number of white farnHrfeaitmer-
cluiatSiandisgUizeo
tfon oriicgTotalcntadFekUL pVfiSna'
making cnJileAjlb'ame and
articlea ythe 15th of December. We are
reqaOuJby XOXOltlS lQ&Smm&&
nounce the followiqglanficial premiums:
ji ive aouars ia Kact lor
est light
spring.'
1
Fir
re-
idfol
o
Ulve douarru g61d'f6rresVhand-made
suit of clothes.
Five dollars in gold for best pair of boots
kmd shoes-TTiaaisaa! 3317 JlOi
ni
tr Aint
Eft.1
or .
specimen
poy unaer in yeassutaga 1J
Two dollars, and fifty cents In gold for
ie?t composition: in arithmetiaby girl under.
i6imrJtTmf?aEWiifll,
RidoilaXsieTjdofBr bWepeirinwuvofa
dnmrbe
pwsatdjbkbipBlatoM. .kautaj .o ei'jai
WIImlnEteh Qctall market. -
rWMHfl8wWrMBes tMerdV'
ppte(e)Wents ponj-dHed,t
pertoundbi .wamata; 23 serna i
nPQAiuJpickl,.?Q.. ,eeafeAperi dzep; ;
jgrown fowls 657Qc ajatr; spring chick
ens from 20 to 30 ctl a pair; geese $1 60 per
pair; beef l()allpef pbuhdVbeef, (corn
jed) 2i15C.jpeV ppuhdrreal,! X33IJc.
per pound; mutton 12J15 cts. per pound ;
bam, 1516 ctsl'pe'r pound; knoulder8l12i
14 cents perpousai.tripe,20ctajp bunch;
clamay5 cents peck-, open;claaa,025
cents a quart; sbup bunch, ki cts; eggs, 20
)25 centsa doz; sturgeon, 25 cts. a chunk
(5 lbs); potatoes, new Irish, 40c a peck; fish,
trout 25c per bunch;' inulleU i0i5 cents
Pf oimch; turnips; 40 teents aTjuacij On l
lons, 10 ceajnart cabb,ages 5&20
bents a head; bologna 20 cents a pound;
parsley, 5 ceats bunch; carrots, ffents a
pound;rrice 1020ca,quart; crabs 15 cts
dozen f' apples 2040cta per peck ; Sound
Oysters 20 cents a quart; cauliflower, 10 .
25 cents;! celery, U5cBts per bunch;
peets 50 cents a peck; -tomatoes 5 cts per
quart; water meJoosf rem 0 to 10 cts apiece;
stone crabs JSQc a bunch; cider 2040 cts a
gallon ;sweetJrWtatbes 75b $1 per bushel;
ecuppernong grapes 5 cts a quart.
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ONSLOW COUWTT
1 ..'to i !! J i. n.yi
; Club Speech of Ilea. Jimm . G.
Scott.
Palo
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Ilden and Vance Club met at Hancock's
tore. Our . Preaideatv Jtlatt Edward M.- -
arnell, ISsq., called th 9 meeting to order,
nd stated that tWtluo wtslready for the
nsacuod,. or nnsiness. .. uq , motion it
Was ordered the tbe report1 the working
Committee h hrrt fir Thp onimittaa
responded that they had nw report, but
Would atthd n4it'4iie1oig presat4 tail re-
art ot their work,. yWupA, Hasten, K.
'. Summersiir and Joseph Morton were.
pon mMfli' aftdjld jo theTponMnitfi9.l Xno'
ther business was transacted. The meet-
g was a grand fmecesl3tt lt'generally is.
t was a grand rally, and the unity and . .
Ipthuslasm were such as to produce expres-
lions of joy .'land VfceatlMSiaFm. It is
KtiefSAA-tS pfoUclllSor
f fliem. This cbdj ajrf Anrs of this
ilappy omenof Democratic success,' and
ore than this wul be- accomplished by
lese gentlemenf eaejgvdjKprk before
e day of election, Hon. James U. bcott.
Who hadreraonahf beea inpitoHaarfWress
the clubrabiaibcPand hmftfe tire best and
Jmost eloquent speec.ygefvx beard him
deliver. It was a fine effort, and will be
ibng remembered by the citizens of White
I A.W TT. a 1 J.l!a.a.l MU
who
hadf? yr4u tte pastas fteil a tte pne-
sfent been true to the Democratic nartv.
f and in every contaf&bBdpeoten themselves
citizens or intelligence, integrity and
I patriotism. : He spoke of the candi-
Jn.nn IA II I I Ti II HI Ull IMUlir
ih glowing terms. The Constitutional
uaua ui ujo ur I ti Tinnr im ytutj
I Jmar.Mli.tiM Kili.nlbl U UrfMi h M-ib.
$r tnat every - one present was convinced
at they ought to WtUSttfcSP Mr. Scott
ras a member of the Uonvention, and was
yell posted in this respect. His speech
' as well recidatJditerttkte4 mbch enthu
s asm-,, Our .club. is making, .eterr floit .
J'hite Oak Township, Js . all right We
ill gain the vote soihtf Ttepubllcans,
id many of those, who have not Voted
since reconstrui:Upa,wRe.e8j!Bestiy nope
that tbe people tnrPubduT North Carolina
ill, in;tcriMsytf PVf n
te pebple of Onslow county work, anaii
ij do, successsMauBtfiftC&ieyea oy si
um 15.000 -aority. Oo to worth. Wi vm
North '
. . em r " " '
yesterday. Tbera was a
of the party 'outside of th
derates, and
e nroceedincs were harmbfironX ' Malor
zr.ii r.,i. .i .
rpT'T nam
rlllrwlntr nn-atnaumt wMnudt! . j J-i'li t .T
1 tionsef nreniMffTia:ii5
ul racvHniiiy w t
J'lPyt,?$
SatbiaT
or register oi jJeeus tt. xu iiiood- .
oi J aiaomtl 1 uo l tgiU
SFT-
I Resolutions of thanks to Daniel 8hamiq4.4r
JV
rtbMalsOitbAri
Ubrs; Or WfilC-r Drf B. 8. 8IWW W8S
(maiT.(a1nef high1 rotmd PeneWatbryu
LNbrtb.Csroluand tb aircig fortthb-; I
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rrra WASHisoTojTk Pender coStrTOctT
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