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THURSDAY, . . August 7, .
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II. A, LONDON, Jr., Editor
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AGKICrkTTRE IN CHATHAM.
Tli 1?Pf-RT IS f llll V- UU'ftVt! ftf tllC '
"' - - (
imiortncc of the ?nvrtoxita u-
tercBtaof this county, r.n.l will, a!
due appreeiRtto of tlieir "npoft-
nnr.fi will Att nil M-'irlnB itrf limCO!1!
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Hownrua toon- .in.pnneim.-iu. ,a.ylll(Jrlioo.l attempt to oiani.o !
of our people arc O.redly or i.k1..i;i tfhjl mu, IH.i:;lIu)ls i lfj
rectly dcpcmlcMt upon agn culture. V(m ro, J of , Ilis ' su,t Klll ,
upon the cnltivut on of the so.l. tor how h ( ym ,
AlM-ir support, and hence wliaievor
-will advance that intore.t wi . pro-
Miotc the coiunioii jjood. All wui
admit that our agricultural intor
csts need improvement, ili.it m.iuc
thing must be donu to jirodiiee r.
change, or our prosperity will contin
ue to be retarded. Thu- lci::g so. M'c
"nvld iHuejest that our fanners lay
tjtpii heads togcii.i., u. n,j,
vise and consult with each ether.
And make united and oruranized ef-
forts. Let them form clubs in cv-
cry townsnip, ami also a central
i . i
chih lor the whole county. At the
ineetings ot the towiitdup clubs,
they could discuss all matters re-
luting to the cultivation of their
crous,
eoinpai-L: tlie.r c::iter.c:iccs.
tpeak of tlieir failures and suece.-i- hmuly agreed to surrtiuler and ro
es, learn the latest improvements SU,11U Lis work if they would not
in all implements uf lnwbaiidry. and
in so many Avaysiu.-lr.ict each other
Much practical, substantial good
could tlaij no doubt bo accomplish
ed. Why not then make the ef
fort ? In addition to the instruc
tion to hp derived at these nicct-
in'ffi the. farmers could thus have
pleasant social rc-uniens, Avl.i-li
could not fail to cultivate a kindly
i -i.i. ....i.. r., ..!:,., .....I. ,..
...iu iiv-iy..i.'ui ij iinauij; .u.iKOi; i ..L in.
Each township club could be ropre-
sented in the conntv club, which
huteriuight have general isiipervisioti and yet those hypocrites denounce
of all the former, and the meetings a "relic of barbarism" tho whip
of which would be held loss frequent ; ping post ouee used iu tho South,
ly. When these clubs are organized Delaware and Virginia are the only
and prove successful, tL.rn a county -""'hern States, iheruthe wh:: piiv
fair would doubtless be held ever'v b"-iH c.:.,ts, and every tiiuo ii. is
vear arubieh onr count v i. rod nets sed a ho 1 cf iudignatioa go.s uo
would he exhibited and compared.
S'ov, all of our fanners will no
doubt admit the truth of all we ha e
paid, and agree that something t f
tho kind ought be done - and yet
not do it !
Wo repeat what the Hi :on:n sal 1
s:li''
for ."li
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xnio.i
is such
(four
last week, that it will nut do
agricultural people to consume
than thev produce, ami as such
seems to be the condition of our
Chatham farmers, they must make
a change. They m;;.-t either im
prove their methods of cultivation
or change their crops; and doubt-;
less both Avotild be better. A man,
in order to be sucrct';:! in any bus
iness or occupation in these day.
luust learn to be "up with the
times," that is he must acip.iaint
Jiimself with and take advr.ntago of
all the latest improvements in that
business in which he is engaged.
Tin-: is an age of progress in all
things, arid ut course u a .nan d.ies
... ... .
not kecj) Ut he must fall behiud. I:
..nier to ue succesm, m oiucr to
1.1 f .1 1 .
keep up AVith his uv.rctsion, t.ic
;l.vyer must road all the new laws
and acquaint himself witli the latest
, .. 1 , ..it-
decisions ot the courts: the pliy.-i-
eian and surgeon must learn the
latest and most improved modes
and methods in the treatment of
,. , , , .
diseases, and must use the best ill-
strtinleiiU in Lis operations: and
iust so must the farmer cultivate
J '
tho soil after the inot.t ajijuvi
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methods and with the host imiih- .
monts. Farming or the cultiva-
tion of tho soil, requires energy and '
. , 1.. , .ii
intelligence just as any other 1''.'- ,
iws nr mii'snit in life. The far-
i,.r. u-lin keens Hosted as t,. the
tar.f... ,i VtPgJz'W'
Avho uses the best iiim euieut.s.
must, uooi'ssarilv hiieccod belt
I '
., " - - ii .i ..
man ne wuo scorns an uiese "new-
, , , ,. , , couuiing iiuie siuo excursions, usn
fanned uotions, and prefers to.; expeditions. Ac, miles,
plod along in tho old ruts, culti- Starting at Laird station, on tho Wes-
vatin the Soil on tho evsteni and
usingtho same kind of hnplcniuits
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hat his forc-tathers did long year.-
fore Linn The difference be-,
,veeu these two is as great as that
. .lii. i i
tetw-ecn the old stago eoach and a
Pnlbiinn Ttalace car ! And tho race '
between tliom vvould l.ej list as un-
.. ii, . . -
iqual. Tho fanner should intelli-
1
tentiy study anu learn tne ciuirac-
er of his soils, bo as to be able to
fit only their needs. Every farm - -
.
er knows that curtain crops require
a certain kind of soil, but he should
j5JfcttiCi
n:u ir, ivoiures in order In
SUC-
......I. 11 1.! A. il t I
iiMiuui tain ivaru oi or crops, u if ,
VrMMMixuvnoNsos.Nvsv.uw-r tuv
If
luv; rin . in n;uii:iiii woma or-, M.w in- ok iNTK.itK.sr. hit w k mis.- imm
i5...K-..c ,-, ,.1,,!., .,Jox a tiKM-ox-im.i: namk ActoMi-ANYiN,-.
. , . , . . ,.
:vouM lean, fivin e:uli ttlcr, lo of
,miUVi.,j a.Hrniu-o. and greatly pro.
ituote. thou' common irood. ('
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t'.ui i v sucii oru'iiiii'-Hiou.-i. (.viiii! no
a;u (K, imull
Wmt .;U. vo ntl,m,u Vull
ot th;ili-'it Wol,h a lrjaH AVni
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not sonic loading ranr.cr
111 C I'M
ik ,,vo uf iu tl.n .t
U,M , h
unins
of the Krrri;i are open for any
and all sngucsti.nw that may tend
to ailv.-iinv the agricultural interot
i ff ("aatham.
1 I'isou Discipline,
The recent killing of the convict.
'""it. nt the rung b.ng iein'eiHuiry
in New York, ban eseit.-.l boiuo dis-
eu.ssion in the naiiei; i.f that State
!ts to the le":'!:,v of the 'imeshi-icnts
inflicted iu lluirprlsoua. This con
viet Lad been severe
paddled"
tor tome broach ..f l'li-j.m discittl.i
find soon thereafter ho broke away
from hiu keepers a:id at one time a
, r;o revou was imminent, tie
rt":,m I"ullUu ",!n- -iue keepers re
fused to promise this and ho madtv
a d.it.h to cpcrpe, when hu was she:
dead. Thij "paddling'-is described
as the sever st and most d-'gradin"
punishment tnat can he iniheted.
The blows arc laid upon tkj con-
' . vict's n.iki d ti n.!: I iv .i tl, I,.!.- 1...1 ,
in . .
p'm.iie peru. ra'.ea with munerous
m.Al hccSf tli0 s..(;ini fl,,.:i vllU.h
"ara,Vs out the t! .sbof the "oor crca -
, i . . ...
nj:e, au.i oaii.st
pain. Siieh r
punishment is said tj bo of fre.iieut
occunvtuo iu all Northern misons.
'; , ...ca ooisua-
ieu j.'arcis give nio.si piicnus pictures
of the si.cne, and th.ir other papers
moan ovu-thee: ml baibari-m still
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p.cvaihng iu cur benighted lun 1.
And yet t -very day in some of their
own luisons, sicntlv and screened
from pul lie notice, is some p0L.
.,..(,.,-.. , , t -t .i in ii.
creature most erne Iv ' p:uld ed,
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while :; 1 bysician stands by to ascer-
tain how much pmivLiutut Le cau
uossiblv endure itcd live !
possibly endure .ted live!
Fwrabre.ch of pris.iU discipline
they punish a oonvL- as seven ly as
we would for tho original ciVtiice, for
which ho is imprisoned.
The Tress Convcnlit;
i.- ., , .
i-.oue.-uv uuptj mm, uicro win
be a full attendance of onr editorial
brethren at the Press Convention, to
be Lei. I at Deaulort on thu l;h of
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mis mouru. j.iure c. rtamli
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ba some organization existing muong
the members of the l'ress iu this
Sti.l ilnr io.i(,.l i, .1 i
v.... ut.i.it,,, ,un itoia i.ri i an
TLcro sLohM & xxlAU),v
and concert of tifth.n rrn i,i,.'!..i,j ,.(
" "".IVVV..-J v.
bu8;m.ss & new.-naper men. i ist ;
,i...
as thrro is among other b isiucss men : '"oil wili build mills and spend mon-
'fho short lives cdm-ny of our nir rs '"' that cannot pay. If a few woul I
aUi tu0 r.rec'trious txis'ciieo 1-I-oi f"1'1" ,!u',,,silvi's 1int'' w (' m'!,:l!l-V,
u ,,uo rcaiiou.s (xi,,iiuo eked improve some oood water power and
cut by ninny mere, show that there start only five hundred spindles they
is something wrong iu tho business could make the thing pay three or
management of tin 1'nss. Let us f"m' ,i,-"'s ,l",t' r ,!,U1 liui! l'l-i ly.
then ucet together and try to rente- SoltK; persons say tm-y .,.... rai-e
, .. . , , . , , , tuonev to d t anvthuig. I hat is nd
dj this. Ami above nil let all the a mistake. When men want a .
vules and regulations, that may be thri-hing machine, erne mill, or I
'adopted, bo rigidly enforced; and anything of the kind it is no trouble
' .... ....til- n.i.l if .1 one. ..... i, i.w.ti
every violation of tLom bo uroni'itlv
Pmseil.
Tlie Mountain Tramps. 1
Tl,. t, -...!.... tit. -ii
..ii'' ii'iii loiiii. eiii.ieios oi me i ril-
T,.rsitv, Messrs Spring "f Charlotte
M .,imii .,f U...tl..., w e
Wilmington ami' I5.it tie. 'of "chaiiol
Tm.h.Ktriiiti t. n.i thiMo rl. .1... ..,.i
..;..u i ,.,..i ... f.
lfter an absence of snvc n weo'.-a 1),..
... jki .w.w.i..t iroicma, ..uitlllMill,
rimi ilii iimo tin... tr,iii-n.i n"ii,..t 1
",y-r -rV-7 '..,"'
tern North Carolina, from which point
wenfc to ? theuco to ,
.Watauga and Mitchell, they made
the entire circuit of the Blue Itidge,
tnkiug in all the prominent fills,
peaks, Ac, and finally landed at Toe-
coa I'ltdls in Oeorgia, where they
eoa I'tultj in Oeorgia, where they
lnril. tha ,r . " , ' Tllo
f i n-i "
nartn ,l..i;,ri,t,l tt,;
.oi uuiiiu. 1UFV were
i i - ,1 i , i . i
eacn man iuiuks ee woum i.e
wui ng ro tate i over ngam immou-
mtelv Tho nnrtv nra timeli inmrnu.
ei jn jjcith anj Wero not detained
an hour by sickness on tho whole
1''!5, Tlie fastest time lepnrted is
eleven miles in two hours aud tvven- '
ty mimxii,a over ft ronj,u m?imt;lin .
road. Charlotte Observer,
Corroapondwice
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ff-tS.-' M- l.- n-tl T Tit.' l1T?l-il.
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,K?m?. .Vn,vlvA !
wiuttk.x ri.MM.v aniioni.y on onk
; tiik evni:. -nir. kihio;: is n
nisrov-int r ton mi; vikw as: or;
ions oi." co!.i:i:srnxoi:xi
VOI! Till: KKiOIMi.
X. c,
July :
fit. Fiutou: I h not
e v.m
i.iiu m. .....
vniiviitln l-iuior. for two troou ivas.ous:
to voiir
. T-'ivut it ij vnrv lrlisonio lor 1U0
I 1 . .
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write: Socon.l, sonu thins to pivscnt
to your roador- tliat wouM bo .f int.-r-,
XX.Sm- Chi
t onlv SrS that -
! ,,(,i!,.,lt p-.. have bo-n written over
I fictitious names, that the ar.ih.tr
reel hot be ashamed to have given
their genuine names. I like to , ,
when I see a good Kitic'e, wl.o . rote
it. It may bo well . uoiih s.une limes
for eorresiondi ids to withhold their
names from the public, for reasons
lust known to themselves. I do not
. pn.poj.' a i;itatrel with any who has
'it pom do o'uaio to write over, as
.11 us 1 l..vo I.
know wuo our t liut-
j,,,,,, ...Uov ...o
: Mr. t; lit..r, j ;u;i not writing
on the mi! i. ct th:.t I i'itei.ihu. in
thisab.-rt lett. r. I. r--c i:t!.-. tl.i.nigh
tho l. i-:dii. r.A of a fi i. nd, obtained a
imiiv .if ' 1 i 1 1 1 : i i.-.-i i. . l t- 1'i.lk's "Ifillld-
pMll".k," which, hy-tlu-vi ay. js n very
go. 1. 1 work; i! Irts a great deal uf
useful information in a condensed
form, that mikes the work very use
ful in North Carolina Statistics, and
other snort and valuable notes on
various sul'j. els and matters of inter
est to every Noitii Carolinian, and
nth eta luu.'h erclit upei our
most excelh i.t Coiimi! i.iioiu r. In
looking over the h.nk, I was a little
snviiri.-e.l lii hn' :!ie : 1 1 1 ; . i . : 1 1 of out -
loi rab.d in North Carclina; the
'l ian: itv is ;'v. it. r than I supposed
it to I c
that the
amom.t runs
ilre and s
Taking mt.t
up n. aily to oiiu h'm
v iily th.m-and bah :;,
c.ni-i.ii -r.iti.ei that the
grea
M ,
. ""'i'
r portion e cur Sieto raises
! ! ling crop the c. r als it
i tiie ;: !!on crop a large item,
right be Mad-i verv profit ible
i in I
I ; In X w,,' if ....t.M.,,.,w li.r
1 c;ipit:i!i.sts w.mM m umfaeture this
vast amount at hmo i-.st. ad of send
ing it nbioad to have it spun and
wove i'lto cloth id heavy cost of
transportation each way, hiving to
purchase it on its ivturn, makes it
iay over the shoulder. It is some
what, strange that men who liav.i
capital do oof engage in the manu
facture of col ton; it pays well w lien
orotK l iv licit: lire I. I Lil.nv it J.:is
v,lul ,.,.t..r,.rwi::ir avc-h m
- cue p.isr, lino aiwavs i:i pa . v ot-
ton fabrics will id.vays bo used as
"earing appav! probably f -r nil
lime to com.', ana will ahvavs p.-.v
tU 1,1nuf.u.tu!V1, Cotton cm be
mise.l iu North Carolina, liianufac-
tared iu Manchester, Kngbuid, and
r. turned, and jtays. Ma -sacLusetts
lives on Southern co toll to a g'---at
... f
extent, thev i.iai.e Iho manufa. tar-
ijj jo:',;.i!.le and it, r. ally - si. las
string.- at o -r own pv. p!.-, who
have. m. do i.ut engage iu sjen-
ir.n
viravn g ci.tiou.
that
lii.r.s
it- vp! i -iug men in
! the Stat wl o
tl.er p.
tni.l.
tl... mainif i 'la.-ing el c 'ti i lat-:-noss
h ave grown r ch then .sanl
Inive been of ma'enal a lvai.t ig.- to
tho building up their (-.unities. We
niako o ittoti enough in Ch iih.un to
" " - - ; ;
r,m , no t housau. i si o !.. 1 ie t i.o y.-ar
round, ami if it was span and wov.
llt if w",lM ''""sideiahly ad-
lei ably ad
our who'...
.atel- -...vel
V:im". t!- "i' ""''"h
iteoid.'. W e have th
of
,,, 1 .., .1.1,1,1..,. in rinr e. l'lti' v and Slate
more prol.ably than will b realized
for a 1 .r.g time to come. Maty good
water oovvers aiv ill. no t
i to-; in.-n
have spent largely improving them for
miPiii r iiin-iiri.-s wi.:eii does not ii:
. ... 7 i l. . .n . .
UlllI.V llislClll ' M llli.he I li'. ll'll .('ii oi
nav a good Miller if he got it all, ve!
H. .'
would put their capital together ami
go to manufacturing, titbit they will,
hu Worth S::!lle; hi.ii to the.uriel '
and enmtry. We Lou th.. ndvau-
tiero in fliis unit ter if wa would i'i:.t
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tilk' t"1'1- We havo tlm water
er. Luil Lag n.atei ial. can imish the
cotton, living is . heap, a healthy cli-
bovs and
girls who h ce to wot k fur ii living,
TU. melorv w.-ul-! suit th in so niueli
better than Uu drudgery uf HgriclU-
... . . ......
tare.
, . , . t
iiuuu, ior ii lunineni, ui .iittmuucc
county, and see what a fow .titer-
prising men have douo fur tueniseb
ves ami county. Sne stands ut. the
head of the list in number of spin-
die.-;, being aheelof any (tther countv
in the state. We hnvo'the advantage
over her, for we make cotton ami
she. does not. The higher
Jfilil
,.f
wi
manufacturing goods is rapidly on tho
:.,,.:.. n. v., -.1. x-
iuui ca?u iu 1 110 .iu.il nun ievv 1,11-
,l l w.u ,..,r,c,, .,,u..,.
mis - oi macuinery are set asi.to t
. 1 - i i
m e rooin .or mnemnery aunpton
to tliA woi-L- in In. done Tina 1110-
ehiuery iu many instances, would
run a long time, and do as good
work ou course fabrics as any mach-
inerv, and in many instat-c -s would
suit "thiscountry as well as most that
is iu it, aud woul. I pay if managed
will. Many snoli lots could be
i . i . . I? i
oouguT. lit mw nguros ami oil uceoin-
moduth.g term, and would onaWo
companies to sturt villi comparative ,
li,'ht cost, ami enable them to .Wm
iigni, cost, ami cnao e x ami u soon ,
T . , . Kpn lt ... i
1 " - J - - - -
or enterprise nnwi'irtrnf people,
1 n,'mi"? WI" no.fc ,UilUo 2 ,1,,,u"1;
n:(,e ... . .. ,,, e,, .i
to make both cuds u eet. wl.uo nnn-
ufaeturiiih'aUvayH brings vvoaith wlicn
properly iiinnac.l. tur -.ooplc
must change their base and make
moro of our goods, and more at homo, i
and live within onr resourec,,, or '
: nmea w"' V8 ne iinm a...i inoney
suave, i win cioso i ins em. to nr-,
tu'l. auu will try to u.i latter
. '
1:ex-;
rimp
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John A. lYc.u.
rou the i:i':;i.
Mi!. Kditok;
I Iihvo oftn tria.l (o imagine what
"IUl l'l- l 111" I'lJII til. .11.1 111 III." ....... III.
. :k. ...:.! .,,( -. .1, .11
t.tmilv without iioj'o u. llii.' world,
1.1 1... 1 .. ..t .1... 1
and liavrt never Been ao'.o to dclineatt
or to arrive at any imrtginabh) i.on
ehlsi.in, Jiut. thes! Hie eniijl.tened
days and everv r..-iin,' sun has brought
now visions of txihtivi;iou.s, detini
t ions, and ilhistrttieus, until one imu
now stand mid vitha glance sec con
fronting him (with holv horr.if' the
very jiicture of a p.'o le without hope,
countv "(veniment with imoer-
,J . , 1 ,
ioiis lvnver. an assissniciil rhn most
,' i.i,:. ,i i i , i
nnreas maiia' iu I tie nun ils of Chat-
i , ,.. ,. ., lii.
ham. a live liion,.u;d dollar lid, a
, . . .1 i.i- i i J i
live thousand J il!nr bri.lgt1 and
commiiteo to cxainiiie the com t hous.
perailvnitiue boilo place may bo
found to taek on u I'lM' thousand dol
l.ir i.oio. X blasting drought and
sorry crops, the poor farmers can ,
so irelv live and feed their fuuilies,
yet for tin m to pnyn live thousand
dollar tax is nothing more than a .
jo'.h juke or a fiiiiny ipiii'ittion from,
.-vain MiCiv l ili.ge l .muiie ov
iii'.;,- i u.u.i.u i:
ij.Iniies in theealig'.ti nod circles
oi i no i tro. i. an tin worUing
pi.' of this count v I Hit wish for
J jl-O-
s. mio
lioble old hldv toc.tli Up the
lvtdvof
the pa!rio!ic l'itt to s.mioiuice the'
future doom of tie i resent dictators
of In r once lovod county. ,-J5ig li-h
swallow tittle, oaes." II iw lliver
has made a tivn.eiidous g.'asp and
the little but ma.hly North East, creek
his coiled. TltJ great Leviathan 'u
spouting and tie little iid.es with!
K-ar are slipping in the mud. I have
not seen a man, white or black, demo
crat, or radical who did not express
a h: rung pietesk. against such a lavish
and unnecessary expendiuir.! of the
hard earned money of the poor hon
est farmers of .".'hat ham, but these
protestations nut all in van. The
voice of the people seem to be nothing '
more thin imjvrtimu.co, in i;iliciui
quarters. 1
1'ho bridgo acro-s North Jvi.it creek
vva.-, hut is not. it could h ive been '
repaired for thiny or forty dollars
am! ii perhaps of as great u.av.ssily '.
as mo live li.oiisin 1 dollar ones, bill
some may say tie committees are t ;
h in -iv I, "if so wo sagges! a li-.llu big
ger pay.
Ah, wi 11, there's vi-ions of some-'
thing' in. .re than in apiiariii ..ii in the
Iu' u iv. .More .V.ien.
Vex.
Fun 'tin: Ki.i oao.
O-ooon, N. ;.. Aug. 'Jnd, lbT'.t.
Mi;. Km rou There is a mm liv
ing iienr OsgooJ that has a wooden
leg, and can do a:: thing that a'.uio.d
any man can dc. lie can drive an
ox cart and haul as many 1 s a-- ;,nv
man. Jl is wo king at u savv-tnill.
He haii a farnih, having married a
widow with foiliehil. ben, who is bis
...... i.,'ii.ii. jii i'u.ui', jnaiiieii
last cousin. His brother married
11:.. 1... .1 :.. 1
his wife s daugUer. which malo s his
brother his soj-iu-law, and rather
:i;ix,.s ,10 d(gr-s of kinship existing
iu the two f imiiis. The son-in-law
iind brother 1 Uis a sou by his wife,
and it would bj a u;'.z!e to trace out
this infant's rehta.n-hip to thu rest
of the families. Yours,
jr v;
rou ?ni: m.ioint.
vour columns fr this short insertion,
I am going to my a few words eon-
-'!'. y.iir vJ,,ablo paper I don't
think I cvild git along without the
C.iutuvm llixvm.. It. gives as much
good reading matter as any paper
published in the State. 1 have been
.-n.M.f y.mrs.i .sciibers ever sinco la
November, a hope the children will
take delight iu reading their county
p iper, and k-i it up for tho next
generation. You can hear what is
....I......... I.. 41... .. 1 U.....
..in. a ,i-i i o.i . i tease aim sp'ie.l m
T .... nt i
... ' .uhuij UUu e.uu-,
every week
Hespect fully yours,
i '
"''""""'
11 nr. lor
JIHMUl.
Deputy Sherilt iu. Sat tie. of lln
ih-i ford county summoned a p.se
of men lat Siiiid.iv night for the
lur-
poso oi arresting two negroes w ho
"a.i s.oxn
some horses in South
d who were at that time
1 ar.i.ina, an
liding around tho village' of Burnt
Cbn.o.cv. Wl.iU tw ..rti.-n,. ....1 1,;
. . .,
'"en were atteinpting to arrest the
h'.r.-e ihmves, thy conmienewd cut-
jjn
;'
1
vt''.v
lio; a.i'i tiiiuuuu", .nr. (joint iilll-
:l vere liili'fliv idti-yi 11 it',.u kli..t
.' J ......... ...... UWV, ;
the effects of which ho die I !
soon aftervv.uds, and some
"",''si ,f,,ho party worn slightly
i . ....
"UUilUi'U U lliU lil'LIiUUS. lU'J IJLI1-
" . "
, , -'""cy -" g.iuet.w
UTUt ensued, whicli resulted m one
eu oi one .
' several
t,,. Tim
of the
, ,
negroes receivin
IVOIlTnls li.l.o-ii t ion' eiii.tn,.,, Tim
.J . , " T i .11 t r ' ,,. i" :
: -Ltdo Ohservcr
'oiotuil. I. ll.ll lolie woseivtr.
If fiipc'ional Torimr of die Liver exists,
the elt-m -utu of tl.e Bile will lell.aiu ill
the bio id. vitiating that tl ii.l and inane
inji iiMiiy iSki n Dimasea. lr. Bali's B,il:i
uteru Piiis are n mont r. liulde over lhru
lalor. SjIj ei tyvvlicre. 1'iice S'ttf'-tit.
A Curious Contest.
11 - o- yaii 'n,;,,i !,.ma ;
.nuvnv ; .,?. i,i-:, i.
i,.,,. ,.,v ,.,ri-Ji "Vv... vs...'i.'....n;
c to Xow York." This little vehi
,,,, ... v, v.ivl-" ti.Jo mil.. ...a;
t V J i 1" 'V"!: .
, cin mis ii siorv, au.i is rogai ie i wr.n
'considerable interest bv uodes-lrians. 1
Last ymr Lvman IMtVr wheeled a:
ll;lmnv f,n A,)ijnv to S u) F.Mlwixeo,
.Arrivin,. in . 1(lttol. ,1U0 ()l.to.
hov 1;lst lf1 (.Mllen.d utiv one to
xvliocl ajjainnt him (rtlio return for
tl pm-so of $!.r.(l(). the route to b.- bv
VVIV ,,f ,,, los(1 YinduiaCitv Kr-nd.
Ogdc, Chevenne. nenvec. ' Ki.nsas
(i,(Vi Sf LrinUi cilu.imi(i Pittsburg, i
vi,,,;,.., ,,.i a ik,.,,.. (l. ,,;a ;t,. Tl,-
ferries were to bo orossi il and the'
! who. lbiirrow was to be trundled the '
I entiro dihtanee. This dmllemre wao!
j accepted by Mr. Ion Pierre Foder -
! inever, and the return journey was
j u th- Mh of n.'cen.ber, 1S7S.
Air. l eilennevef ii( a 1- renehnian and
fori v-or.e vears of age. The wlieel-
i . . ....I i 1 .1
earrow weighs l.t.t v.nands and the
, , . . 1
w noeier aiioiit in.' same. jo arriv
ed in this city at five o'clock yester
day morning, having tieooiiiplished
the dist tnee from S in Kraueise i in
seven mouths and sixteen days. The
start was made a' a iiuirler to fair
o'clock mi the a fi 01 noon of the Mhj
of bec.iiibi-r. 1 t h men started to-'
geth.r OMlhetilst day they mad..;
, , f ,
. tin ir ffiiirnov hv pirtr s of siieeta-
, , .v. , ,.'
tors, and :i' h.iat i t i.i'.t d. ml. ts were
, , .. , .,
. expiesae I ov t hose w ho saw tliem aH
, ', , ... -
to tin ir al'i.tv to cross ()! Sicri'H No-
six nnles. I hev wire elieere.l on.
vada Mouutiilns. It was li-ilf-imt '
. four o'clock I. M. the '21 when.
lli.'V cro'sod the C ilifivni.i S-iite lin
and entered Neva.lt. Yirginii Ciiv
was reiclied at six 1'. M. on the "Jltli.
I, ic l rencltm.iu arrived at Hittlo, 0( iiMiv,('Iot hilig.Daols k Shot's, J
Mountain .January VI. ahead of l'ot-l,,,, ffralp ,r ,.w. Mu, Hud j
ter, who began to show signs of weak- j rhU.ireii. U.-nUem.'ii' lhunl Miel- Uniterm
11 ess. Tortile next few davs tlcy . n Siccialir. The eib'lirnti'il li ly.ten (laiier
-rn.'.rl,.,! tlir.-ll-! U the momit.lilli. coi'l b ex.-.a...l, f.r style, cme.f .rl, nii.l '
T. ir . ..i. 1 1..1
.. ' ' ' , ,
the thernionievr was sixteen d
l',' s
below
On the I ii h l'e.h rniev-
i i' s.ivs that. I'otter was a liltlo wi ak '
and sleepy, and on tho lii h si-.v no
thing of him. On the 11th of April
he rea.'hed Iv :i.sas "Uily and ma le ar
rangements there f..r a walking1
mulch, lie !,.ft th. iv on tho iMth. .
li -aehed J.-lVci-son City -in the IWth 1
of April and St Louis on the ,v;i1 ()f
Miy. Left, St. Louis on tho 10th,
and arrived at ('.tciuuaii on Ihe 'JOlh ,
of M iv, and was r iv. d bv a mini-
bi r of' reporters, wh . mailv t-iik-l'
him to death, l'itt -burg was re.eh-
ed on the 17th and a month Liter he
was in Albanv. Ho arrived in this
, . i. i
city ye'terday nioriiing. .Vw Vork
Herald.
i
Tim Yellow Frn'i'r I'mrm.
. , .... , ,,
I he camp is h-:;ut Hull v located on
1 a high ridge, six miles Mialh of Mem-
pais. There are "' ) lei. Is erected,
io ally all of which aic o 'cnpied.
Tiie tents have bi n arranged v. iih
' i vi.-w to i he c i.i en t of l tie occupant,
; those for tali.lhe,; Lob g se; t! rated
troia the ethers by a wi.!" avenue,
cllid C iicorau avenne, in lion ;r of
. V. Vi'. (loicoii.n. the weal hy banker
of YV-l-.hi'lg'O'.t, 1. ('., wh I tti-d.iv
sent f-J.OIH) to the au'h iril-es to be
us d in d-'pop.:l du'g fee eitv an 1
j sending the inhabitants to a jibmrt of
s-'curiiv Irom 'lie lasiilenct
he i't sii'ence. J nere
is in course el' eii ction at tl
camp
large hospital, which will be complete
m every dotal' and m wi.icii the sick
will fed the conveniences of a m. tro-p-.Iiian
insliuilion. Dr. W. 11. Ib-g-ets
i.-, tho stii'eeoii oencra! in charge,
assisted by Dr. .1. 1). Abererombio.
-miis nave no. n dug m wt::cli all
slops are thrown and covered over
with fiv.;h dirt. Several larg"'
'springs ot pure water n.ijoin the
, bio'inirj uf i.ii i-ii n-til..i. n,ii.,,ii
-r "-n' -"- ....... ....,,.1.
camp. A deeii ravine
ep ravine separate;
Camp Vlarks from another ridge, on
f which is to be .-noted another camp
esin cially tor the blaeks. and which1
will be known ns Camp Dougbiss, in
honor of Fred Douglass. Mr. T. M.
Kobbina is ( h rk in charge of the
camp, and is as-i.-to.l Ly O. M. Tnf.s.
L'Ltnr, bacon, meal, bread, c-ifuc,
lea, sugar, lice, erv.ckers, poi itoes,-
salt, and soup arc (ariii-neil ah who
si.ek refime there. Tlie train which i
1 .i .! . ..i.
cii: 1 1- ei i on o.ii iv i.nu iinciiiu'i! ,
and which will run'daily to tlie can p,
is in charg.: of .Mike C.-urignii, tiie
road master and Alber t Jehler,
gineir -neither of whom havo had
the f ver, but faithfully stood to their
p.-.ls during tho teiribl.) epidemic
hist year. Of tho '-00 inov in camp
n-.t cxetcding a dozen are colored.
Uut it is exit, ct-d, when tho m.ts .es
f tho negro, s heco ne satisfied thai
provi-i -na are to bo furnished only
to those who go to camp, they, too,
..ill f II .1 .. . TO. '.I..
win iouow u.e eouisu 01 (no wiu.es.
Those who had the fever during
previous epidemics were thought to'
have immunity fioni the disease, tin-,
til to-day, when it htcamo known
th it Samuel Hatcher, who is dying!
with the f -ver, had a severe c.taa List '
year, and hid a typical c iso in lSTd.
This goes to pi ovi: that Ho theories
hold good so far as yellow- fever is
ii iliceri.ed- l'.verv one ailv.iin-.,.! bv
the most, learned phvsieians have
i , , Tsi .,, ,i..... v a- ir..,. ,t.i
, J '
(Jood Wheat Crops.
Daniel liominger, tenant on H. W.
Fries' plantation at Clemiuonsville,
Davidson count v, threshed out (115
, . , . 1.1... 1.. IK 1 -
'"""?-. ';ln "V"'. ", ,
V. .. nl'!' . . .to. 1H. 1,Sh('L
'II. to u .rM.ol n.tii.-r .in.
- ' ' ..?;."., ,
.,.. ...
-,.-,..,,. ,.,.". ia ,
. , " ,. . ' i
w'loat ami corn, as well as hue to-1
bacco and in fact, all farm products!
"'""."",'' l" " .s""".
can be grown with proht, if properh
imiuaged.-Saleni Press. .
"
Refugeos Releasod.
Ntw Y'oiik, .Tiny oi).
Yll Mi 111 I this
. I
r-nii;ees Bent to quarantine.
by the
board (if health Lest week VUC
charged to dav.
lis-
N i:V ADYFdMTSKMKN TS.
:z zljz
irn.Ji. NJ- I
Willi UfUUllb
,,-i . -iv ai.- i r.: i ,i i
Lite Papies, Striped, Iigurcd, ana
rheeled
POMETIIINil SI'Kril
CI mi M CllHOTPP T i PTHhTTTi f?
XATIN Ol illf II LAbJli f IU U Mj
Vcrv Prettv and Very Cheap.
. vr,T - Arwres
' V iGTOIIiX laWHiJ,
1 ,l)Kr kinisii nainsooks.
Vni'T- TIVTSH 'lMniT'X
'Hint cannot be Kqunlieil ior the money
in tlli8 ,imrk,,t-
, " i.i. line ov
j oil Cl.iM., Floor I'luil.s. Time's, fil.ivos,
! ll.mierv, .Mitt. Culoreil Tulilc l;unaU,
A DUTAT UAKf.AIN IN
''n"l ('niton nl Sc bv tlie l'bTti, as
-I I Hit
(I.M
1 us l'rint of i.'inr,. or I.oiiHtlnlo.
i;
i:ig. Insertion and Laces,
tii..-i M rrv with ' '
it.:m'Hshii:k lawns, o cts.
('.irHiMn! C-rsc ! Cnrfi'ts '.
DHKSS tlOODS! PKF.KS ("Ut)IS!
(;! (l( ; -H) a yar,i
" ' '
AKKNTrt rou
('larks Mile lhid Spool Cotton,
Jy 10 il lijMgb, N, C
VriT f'-ojl'i
lluW iTWlW
I have NOW . l.oi.l. an K'rL'Hiit Sank of j
S)HV GOODS, I
I'lirnlil .IV
1 luive SI'YI.I S-
It high
hih .iw rut in iiov.irn. .'.
'l'lirii. r.
lieaicitiil
r I. mill's'
.I,,.rl..s I1..IS.T ntiil V. MA s:nli
is n i, ..mi nuw Tien
Sumner tver.
1!. s'u'.es tin' above mentioned yon.ln, 1
litve tlioiiaiuls ..f tiit'.ele very Htlrucsive,
'l.tllltjll ten llliaielelis t.l lili'lCioll. I ro!i.'it
ii .nil fii.m lay iniinv tiien ls, r.iul the uib
liu t'em-nilly ' Very H.sp.vi fully.
it J -J) .'w -a J
mny0..l.t( l'.aleigh, N. (!.
"
C. A' V. 15. SI rninii'h . ( rot'crs,
' 1 aye! I e V Hie, ..
.Martin and Nil. i MarKet
Squanv. Kaleigh, N. i .,
'i:r..-m the tni.l" t i-.lny, m h.ai.'.e r'le
;.'''' 'v'1. w : , ... . , ,.p
lin t..!!! il'. I iiiiotliv iin.l ClnviT lly,
ih.iimd g,., U,,!U c.' i; xi.l..
;i",l !,,ts Wlnie nail V.4!.nv C..rn,
4 I, as White IMii"! Ml.
i 5im ;.I.N Kxtrn an i !
iily 1'ioiir,
,.ii I Malic!
' S.ll'.l! UuU Sirae Hint .!..l:i
- ,,,,,; nl.n:,1.:.M .!;.;
' ii m -I s canvMS-" ! tl.ens
m.cliO lli
Iii coll i;..
nil' an I M'.o'.
Hll.l Yellow S:l
Whit.,
;.ir.j,
i o;r t'mva.TS.
'"..lice ; .- s-'M C :i"'-J,
Kxtra IV.!-'! i i n: d ia !...ino:t. ,
li. il ii- .1 Y.-ll nv It.iaatei-'.
I'lesh 'Mr:'.c..t ' 'oi, Hunts,
N 'vv Tin l.ish Prunes,
i'!,.ii.-e P. , I nvi.i Ai'i'lex,
( 'ic ie-' I'm- 1'arinntH,
M ,x- 1 mi. I 1'li.iii I'li-i.!,
I-; igii-si' mid .nu-raiu. v l,.-a",iiv,
!.! :-.! Tongai-. Till K-v mid llin k.
I nt j irled and 1 uiiei!i.- CutMiijn ni-.il Sauces.
Stn.'Ued. I'oMing mid l'lio;'.ing Beef,
liralcou flour.
litiji.ir'i-.! .hi! I.ineti.' O.itan ul.J
S .o, Tiii'i... .1 mi 1 Krtritis.
I ..el;. I an.! Crusln-.! VV lo-.-.t,
!;-.-. K:i.;ir raid (ioru Soirili,
N...ni .V I 'ex's I Via' in,
'laj.ei iii'i i Milium Mill's l-',-ud,
e'lia:..-.'. i'.- I'n.'ts,
Pli-siTVi s and .L-l'.ieH,
I'a.iLolali- and ( i,
I'o sli and lie.'ii-ut.Ml Coioiimit,
.i. u-d uml .vm-ricut . Mustards
.u.so:
r.ne lino of Imported and .merienni Haleigh Daily Cotton Market lle
Ciu'ars. ramriug in price, tiuin ssl Ol m ports and tho latest changes in New
' $1 ? o" per KM).
' N'uvy and Plain h'l'einar T"l;e''";
per lb., hi small packa.;. put
up for retail trade.
If you wish auyiliing in Heavy .irK.utry
1 i :-...-,-ry Line, teml to us fur Citaloeuo
:tn I Price I. ':..!.
"SniiiideH bv mail or otUi .-wis- when
'!';'"'-l ' "1!o-sd
T. I B li
Urijjga Buildin;,', Kaleiah, X. U
HARDWARE.
mm
aTTU
I PIT!
SASU,
UI.IMIS
lAl.NTS,
AVlNDOW-i.I.As
Stsam-Eiipcs, BeltiE
Ch.MK.S'T,
l'l.Asl l It
XKZILXi surrLiES.
(I'orti'spondeiicc solicited.
5.
IV
ft
m
(h id f till
BINGHAM SCHOOL,
MKUVXVit.l.K, X,
TIlft , ...,, .. ,,,.
' ' VniriT
nflrh 1R7Q
30th, 1879.
Arranuetneuts have been inn le hr which
a liiiiited uiiii.lter.il yoiin men '.iihs i.a.l
ni,-,l,: ,-to mi-.ss ai .i per inoiuii.
ll'i.'.r.l. willi t'iirnii.li.it rnii.ii i: i iieeen
per iiinii!.: Tuiti.m 1 1 uut stmion.
1-'it i nrticuluis, address
l-'er nrticuluis, address
j. li .ai Maj. U. UINUIIAM,
nkw Ai)Vi;uTisi:?,F..x.s.
C. WALKER HANKS,
JULIUS LEWIS & CO.,
HALEIGII, M". c,
DEALERS IN-
HARDWARE
or
KVKItY PKSI'KIPTIOX.
8.stt.
Poons,
AN 0
lh'.IM.S.
(Leather and ISiihher I'cKiiig.
Tahits, Oils, kc.
Largest Stock in No. Ca.
jy IM'nii
M. T. NORMS & CO.,
;ic( i:iis tiiKi
m mm
ji , i it:
nalcip.li, rf. c.
SOLE AC.UNTS Foil
l'.vtiipac i (iaiinn atiit (Irnnge Mixture,
St-'ii' v.-ull Cotton I'.ijvv,
Atlas Plow.
riiiiict, Jr., Iferse Hoc and Iron age Cul
tivator. We luive in t-torc r.n.l to arrive
mi) Ihi-h. l, White Hehe.t Meal,
'.'"l .(Mill 1,'n,-. Hulli (ile.ir liih S..h,
l.MIUI iiKli. l While 11 ml MiieJ Corn,
soil liusliels Itei-t (('.! OiUH,
."ion -'ncka ami Hands family mid Kxtra
I r r,
I -10 1'irrels S-ii;iir-
:;."t iiair (i..ti;-Hs,
i-i
-AYUitt! and Vt'.lovv,
:i (inr Loads Mn!ases New Crop Cuba,
I Ne-.v (rh-ans mid Suirar Houhh Svruii,
liKi :i.ii-ks MarsliullH 1 ,i verpoc.l I'uie Suit,
'J". llaireU Km ly Ku.-c l'otat..t-s,
lOOO lin'H i'ala;-sci (juauo,
ell Boxes Soar,
10(1 K-,,' .Nails.
And ii-!. er cued. lua-. ---iu ry tj malo' up a
full se'.-!;.
' All n( tiie nl-ov.' (join's vvewill sell el can
j for cash, er e:i t'oi.e, v. hli !,! s'.irt. ry avi
I ranir. iiii utn. Soliciling order?,
We arc lie)!, cih.illv,
1 Til. t. uoniiinj a co.
! declaim
i
IW. G. McMAOKIN
j C.KXKKAL
' COMMISSION MERCHANT,
East end Citi.ns National Bank,
HAL.EIGII, N. C.
: Cousignnierifs of all kinds of Mc:
i ehaa.hse and l'roduce solicited. Sal-
isfnetory sales guaranteed and prompt
' re! urns invariably made, for inodei
I ate commi i.-ious.
I ro- ( (iltoti deceived also on
I Storage nt Moderate Kates. -Ajia
j York and Liverpoii
i uj (,v(.,-v day to p:
tool Markets forward-
. - ,' ' , " . x-',.:. , n...,.
ieie. ut loueiu .11 .una. xni:u
I and the business public of the city.
,
i . w m arm
j OlJ ZXillfc i
: A iIirffe invoice of MILDUKN
WAOONS for salo at $75 each; sub
stantial work and warranted.
I Ol'KN AND TOP DLTHillvS ht
S0 to f ion each; workmanship and
! material guaranteed.
! lToin, Corn, Oats, Fodder, Hay
j Meal, Chops, Dronn Stuff, North
: Carolina Hams, Sides and Shoulders
iu fact all kinds of Produce always
in store. septl'.l mu
at' m mm mU
M.VNtf AlTl KING
'JEWELER and ENGRAYER
AMI UEAl.KU IX
Diamonds and Jswslry,
Silver and Plated Ware.
i Keeps a full line of nil articles louud in a
tin t class .le.vt'lry store..
-L.v::: ami r-ursr
i Made to order on the shortest Notice.
(Send tor Patent li'nig Si.e.)
Hair Jewelry, College lladgcs,
i Medals and Seals,
; Orderi. Irun a ilistauce soliciled. Ooo.'a
! sent on approval to uny putt ef the Stito
ou ratiefacliirv relereneett.
! zz. ivtaiiieu,
derlll-tf ltnleigh, X C
I Kotics :
i The li.T.ts of tltn KtpretB Kt.'nhoBt
(loinpany will run in. follows Iruiu lOili oi
' April until furih-r unlive :
I Steamer I. MfllCTIISOV. Cnpt. Alonza
(lurrison, will Fayett.-ville every
TiteKdity and Krlday ftt 7 o'clock A. M., ami
Wilmington every AYedutsday ud Satur-
1 .lav at ..YWk H ll.
S:eanier AVAA h., (p!. v. A. llobeson,
will leave KiiyeHeville on Mondayii hu.I
Thursdays t i o'clock A M.,r.ni Wllinhig
tnn nn Tues.lnya and Fridays at 1 o"rl.. k
i. ii. . reiinectinir with the Western li .il
road at Layettevilie ou V eiluesiiaya auu
e.
i ' ' .1. P. WILLIAMS & CO
.1 .r, nt. t Fav. Ueville. N. C
jaLuO tf