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THURSDAY.. . .August 7 1S7D.
LOCAL:
All advertisements must be handed
.in by Tuesday of every week, in order ti
be inserted in the issue ot that week.
New AnvKimsitMiUiT. Ort. W. L.
London presents to our readers an attract
ive advertisement, to which their attention
;ii specially callid, where you will mid,
Ooodsslill lower,
At London' Cheap store. j
An Esi.i.isii P.vrKlt. We are indebted j
to Col. Waller Clark, of B.iloigli. f.ir a i
copy of t'no Chatham Observer, a ppper .
published at Chatham in KngWiid. An R
fellow Chathaniito we t.uk a peculiar
pleasure lu reading K.
Ofkeh Pki'I.isi'.d. Our young towns
man, Mr. Janice S. Mauning, has declined
a very complimentary offer of a School a?
Harrisonburg, Virginia, preferring li try
bis fortunes in tho school which bo will
open hero on the ls-.h Insl. i
MAimtAc.iw. From nr obliging Itegis- ,
terot Deeds wo learu tlmt during 1 ,st j
.month be issued eight marriage licenses, I
nix to whites and two to negroes, which in ;
an improvement on busiaiss in that line,
since the mouth previous, j
As Ol.n Oll.VTH.VMn tt Wo had the J
pleasure of meeting, a tew day ago, Mr.
J. H. Burns, who remove.! from thin coun
ty to Alabama in 1S2S. lie is now on a
short visit to hi relations here, and seemed
to bo pleased Bt once again Heading bis
''native beuth."
IlAII.tWV.n .tsSKSsMf.ST.- The two P.ail
roads running in this eo'itity, the 1! .' A
A. Ii. and ibe Capo Fear & Vadkin Valley,
have been assessed for tas.iii m r.t two
thousand dollar.1 a mile. Then-are l"i mile-,
of the former and 7 iii'dr ot the Infer
road iu Cbutham. s- their combined valua
tion amounts to $ 1 1 000.
rr.r.BOX.vt. We are pha-ed to know'
that our townsman. Mr. Hubert 1!. Ciwun,'
has accepted tho position of travelling,
ng'-nt and correspon lent o! tho Kalci.-h
Observer. H in a ready writer and wield
a facile pen, and will doubfl. si prove a
valuable nnpiisition to the stall' of our es
teemed contemporary. ;
HKl.mtOl a. The Baptists of this pi i
will hold a protracted meeting ic xt Wi t li,
coinuituclng on the :! !,. In the absence
of any regular l'mtor of the. church here,
the services will l, c m luc.te ! bv the !! v.
K. B. Gobh. of Kayetleville, a '-isle I ;tr..ba- J
l,ly by the Uov. Mr. D'.xon, ot Chap. 1 II i IT , '
and perhaps others. j
TlTK dor. Front all sections of the
county we bear most ene luriiainjf reports
f the crop, so jrroatly have I li.y been
benefitted by Ibe recent r.iius. I'.irn that i
was thought to be beyond help, nlnwM ;
twisted up, has revived w.-ndeitully. and
promises now to yield well. It is surely
a great cause of giatUude. for until tie-
raincaiueourcropswerei.itll.il indeed. j
Mail OoXTltvt ton. Mr. Frank Fureli
wan the lowest bidder, ail has obt:iitiel
th contract f r ciriyin tli" m ii. r re
No. iW$, which is the iie.v ,i::ii: r nt
from here to Uellv.iir via Hyniim' i";e
torv. The route will be opened oa the
first of October, and the nuiil will leave
here every Saturday at I) a. nt , an 1 return
nt 4 p. in. The contract was t ikcn at the
rate of forty-nine dollar a year. j
OCR SmEKTs . Wi; would reep."ct 'ally .
call the attention of our town commis-dou.
r to the disgriic. fal coudiiion it' oar
atreets and si.le.wa'ks, which should a:
once be worked, otherwise the next urnnd
jury will doubtless take proper acti'.u in
regard to tliem. l!y thu-wny do our com- t
misaioners Inteud ever to meet nir.-iiii ? II j
not, and their artious seem to iudioat.1 this,
JiaJ tbey uot better lti(,'ii '
M.voisTitvrKi) MtfTiNii The Miyi
tratoa of this county nssi u.bled hem Inst
Monday in j iint session with the c unity
commissioners for the purpose ot levying ;
tbe county taxes. Twenty eiht of tin ir
number were present out ol the thirty
eight in the county. Alter considerable .
discussion as to the financial condition of
tbe county, tbe amount of money needed, (
tbe iudebtodness tif the county, the cons:i
tutlooal equation of taxation, etc., they (iu
ally resolved to levy a county tiuc ol thirty ;
four cents on property, and one dollar and
three cents ou tho poll, and iu addition
thereto a special tax of elht cut on
property to pay oil' the old debts of the
county. The total ta theu, int! inline both
Slate and county, which the citizens, ol
Chatham will pay this year, iimmui's to
seventy four and a thiid (Ti 1 !'.) cent on
the hundred dollar valuation of property,
and two dollars on the poll. I.a-ay.ar
our taxes were eighty five cents ou the
hundred dollars valuation, and the year he
fore one dollar, so the tax-payers will see.
and feel that there has been a jrieat reduc
tion made. We aie assured that our coun
ty authorities are disposed to levy j.ist a
light taxes as possible, and their U' ti-in
last Mondsy shows it. It we ate not mis
taken, our taxes will bo lower this year
than at any time since the war. N'otwith ,
standing '.hat nearly tire thousand dollars
are appropriated for building one bridge,
yet our taxes this vear will bo over twenty
five cents, on the hundred dollars valua
tion, lower than they were two jears Pfro.
If there ever was a time when taxes ought ,
to be low, certainiy now is thai time, for j
many of our people have scaicely enough,
to live on without paying any tuxes. j
Tbe Magistrates passed a resolution di. :
rectiog their clerk to advertise ( required
by law) that on Tuesday of the next term
of tbe Inferior Court, iu January, a vote
will be taken upon a proposition to i!iseon
Unuu said court. ,
; The ri!int.cTKi
; Moon. The, meeting
Mkkti.no. Mits. i
nt Mt. Pleasant
on the 07ih of Julr. is still iu progress but
will prob.udy close t,day. .ml ba be,,, '
eminently successlul iu every respect.
Mrs. Moon has been iu attendance every
day. and ha labored most incessantly and
indefatigi.bly, aud her labors have been re
warded with most craiifyimr results.!
'Largo numbers of penitents have every day ; .Mr. X Lohiuh .1. imws nm J'isr. iu
oiowdod the mourners' benches, and the eeived a lelt'-r which was written to
conversions number more than liny. Hun-', him twenty-four year a-;o, while lie
! dreds were in daily attendance, and the .was ntlftidill"; fehool lit. South Low-
I crowds bocarao larper and tho interest '
1 deeper day by day. Indeed this will long
he remembered as one ol the greatest pro'
traded meetings ever held in the county,
Mrs. Moon will leave on Friday to at-1
tend a OtiakermeetiDiriu Alamance county. !
. ;
A Cn.Tii vm Womax l'ltf. vciiKit.-Many
iA our reader.. v
ill doubtlesH lemetuber the I
blind girl, named Sallie F..ushee, who was
bom and raised in tlii cot:niy, an.t wnose
unlorttiniite condiii-.n excited" such sympa-
.l,v ih.it beeamo an ol iect of charily.
She was a bright, smart girl and some.
tldn.r of a musician ami was well known
in this community. We bad not seen or
. .. .
heard it lnr tor S"veral yi n-s. atni ua i in-
died almost forgotten her, when recently
tl... I. 1.U..M l.r.,,rt.( into mil. le not ce. '
Wo l.inl seen freonent mention ill tl
newspapers, for seveiul liionths past, of
thi. blind inkere..s." a Mr. F.iusl.ce.
who was preaching with so gn at niecrss
in some id oar eastern cmnties and rrea-
tli, g piit-' an excitement as a revivalist at
reI:;.'ioiis meetings. (il iwipg acc mnts
weie puhli died of her fervid eliKii"ncc,
her great piety, and ber success in turning
slnn-rs to repentance. Little did we think
that this Hvangelist was our blind county -
woman, and vet so it was. and ar ntten-
tin, has been called to tbe fart by recent
!.. i..rs ..iibli-li.-d in the liolds'.oro- oaeers.
p seems that the (b.ldsbori.' Mail publish
ed a letter from l!v. II. A Pattersmi, s.ai-
ing that this woman, whore maiden iiauie J. ,S, K'-ri!a;;e, near (Illtlierine
was S illie Foiishee and who had married f,:il;o in ( luslo ,v eoutily, lias it rriud
Culvin An!res,l.ad been expelled Iroi.i Mt. s'oiio which he cl iiun was tiiado A.
tllive Pipti-t (iliurch (in this county) two 1). V.Ylo. Kd ),'v'ts ii from his I'.lher
vears ago, bavintc been duly tried t nd con- iu-l.iw l):traiit ullodiM, wh ) i.? over
victed ef certain immoral eH'-iiees. The . 0 years old, w h ) savs ho can trace
. I,. ... I:. i'...,.t. :,. i.;.. : f,ilw...'u ..,,a.
i !ibiica!io,i o sacli a leitcr naiutaiiy i.i-
dit'M'd no liitln stir, nnd so in tlm last is- (
iie ef the I I'oldiihn'o" Me.-.-e:.ger appears a
long communication in her defence, in
which are lestim mials of her go .d diame
ter bom several citiz'li id liiiatl.aMi.
wi!Hti:n rou uti. ,n-:eo:::.
"1MM1INJ."
Ti v.ot the rinnou's lo,,niii,g
From l.er liery throat, I sii g,
lt.it the nniileiii art looming
I';., of 'booming' ' i vety thing.
I're.-i.h -tit "ml candidates.
And men who a'm le.-s b-gh,
lViwn to petty Magistrifes
Are ' bo.iiiied" iac.'ssanily.
They ''oootu" the boy from cdle.
And the im-.i.l n j ist fr.-m s.'lu
To make a show o! kieovledgo
Where lllltllte : h twe.l ti f 1.
A man who has a share in
.1 1 aak, or joint si nek sl.ata,
Like Va.i lei biit or I'. triuj
1 ' b i.niliLi ' ud liU'.l .t'ICil.
Tin y '
Yes
Mav I
'b miu" a man for w al
! women for like thv.I
ad I lor tal'urg
ii.iein" the l.c.V.T nee 1
"ff.
A. H . IV n.. L. 1.. I..
H.ir ciiege a pend,
For rea tins tint lacillU
Alo.;e can comprehend.
' Oh ! lor a forty parson
Power to chant ti.y piuKe
Hypocrisy !" ol cai sou
u: dyiiaii.iie to ruUi)
Theso ' booin, is'' of t'l" pr. ii ;
Who, in nnd out of ,111011,
Spurt thtir gush to nn t set s
lievoud all .I.Mi.j or :e.i-oii."
Modesty is a faux pa",
And brass uo.v luains out late,
Tin.' meiit is below par,
il.it ohiiouiing" makes tmc great.
' P.ilmaiii fera', qai taerui:,"
Was 11 g,io! rule foi ;,i. t h ;
''!o,.iiiiii" now iiiukes ;r-ulueya f.t
Any mediocrity.
Oli I for tlie quill ol llyron
Or piercing shaft ot Junius,
In Hades to environ
These ' b ioni.'rs" tr,o.'cun1,iin.
A Tox SJory.
A ctirrespondent of tlio Tarboro
Soullii rntr tells tlio following Won
derful fox story:
About l!S years ago there, was nn
old red fox near I'pper Town Creek
Meeting house. .1. II. Williams, Jas.
Wllianis, '. 11. Hincs and I, who
were out limit in-.', jumped lar in tlie
forepart of (he night and chased her
IS mihs in n dirt ct course on Coky
Swamp. The bahir.ee of tho night
.-he ran in various duvclioin nnd
final y sought cover in tin old well
to protect herself from the do;;s.
Tho net morning she was found
there by (Jahriel Armstrong ami es
caped while ho was procuring a
stick to kill her with.
From then until now, for 28 jears
she has been chased every year by
the most, (dciilt'u! huntsmen, and best
trained dogs in E lecombo county,
Mr. John J. .Rattle, Capt. Eobt.
Lancaster nnd others, and always
without success. On one occas
ion she rati two entire days nnd
nighis, and during tho necond day
ate peisimtuons la I'.iro tho dogs as
often us she grew hungry.
There have been thirty barbecues
and trim tilings (IS of which I furn
ished and a barrel of wine) given for
her enpture. During this limo bhe
was oftcu seen by tho hunter.) nnd
others. Iist week she
dead in a field, having
was louml
;ot m iind
being to feeblo to get out. Here t-Le
was discovered and recogtiir.eil 1 v
A. J. Willford, II. C. Djuuc tu-'d
others.
STATE NEWS.
Tobacco I'm'.). !
. . ...
1 ;' no n W .! V ,
;iiuw kiiui iau "'""
short in quality. Winston Sentinel,
A Loll!? Iosl letter. !
The Oxford Torelili-lit says thnt '
. It ' ntbly worn
l"P round tho worhl.
ItV
;A Liifkv Couiity.
There are Konie risrlil. or tni
thousand dollir.s )f county money
in the Treasury now, which ou'ht to
be enou;,'li to run tlie county anoiner
twelve liio.'lths without, Jcvyilio- any 1
c niiity tiiM's cm cpi. i;,i i""-1
r1"' "
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-'I llllCiiS lil Ii.
Snv s Dr. "W. C. IVmiIiow, in a letter
to (in-tilislioro I'iltriof : "If volt will
letuove all the iio;'s IVoin tint coutiiy
i . .i .. ..4. ...I. l...
umi o-ivc mi: i m t e veni s in mho. u too ;
ntictiltivateil Jan ls wiiiun its uumcis
Wl 1 HUOCII i Will II-lTec lO Till V Jill I lit1
count V au l Mate tax ol t ito entire
iiihnblt.u.U for tue priMa'e. Vb-
server. mjwm
- -
lU"-l HIS.
Mr. J.I f Jolinst m his a liUIo do
that is acting as mot !n r 1 r several
little kittens. Shit nurses ll'.i ni and
; ojives tliein as lunch euro as if she
was their rightful mother. The
. mother-cat driven the kittens off
when they eouie near her, and will
have not h'uijf U) do Witil til. 11).
Wiubtoll Leader.
Old (Jrliid-Stmii'.
J. S. H' t il :, i)"ar
ws-
n imii. .u m- i hi i i no " j
sion fur nearly 130 years back. The th" howls ub'nil the alleetl treasoti
figures lii2.) iiio cut iu tho stone. able purposes of tliedetnocracy which
Kins'.un Journal. ' h ivu forun.-d the cainp.aign arguments
: i of the republic tr.s since tlie) war."
Dei-lh Ijss rait!,
lo ivn llief nnr i ,fiiiiil fi'i:1 vo-
liable
ll-iiii! Comp.inv, tlm North
Carolina St.ite Life, ha?' paid to the.
heiiij of the l.-.te John C. Williams,
of this eity.theamouat of his policy in -
said C '.mpaiiv, JJ.nO'). Mr. Wlllin'tits,
we are in formed, vvns insured for some-
thin" l'l;e jiUti nib), chiefly iu No.-th-
" . ... ' . ,x
ern and et,:ern coiirptinn s. tnir
Home tlont lvinv, the St.ato Life is ,
, the ot.lv otic that has p
, Observer.
- j
(i.jl.l mining iu Novlh Capjlina j,.,,,,, (,f" i!S u-.'..ti,in; it may be
has reciivt-dabtiinnthiit will!)(!l:i:.inl,li.is,Jll,U!...'.d; ?. i:e,-he j'.tc.l oil an
long sift f tlm political booms that I ;,.., b.'.-; ! mar have (lefcets
li iw go tioUi iiiu g inroti:,-!! t;i j i.ol
suii.l.a r air !i :ve !;' ilicir cc'im.
The Cl.aij"'.te Observer of ycslerday
ttlls n of four prominent New Yoik
crs who are in that city looking after
. in.;,'. ' ; mtere-t. This is the s-jrt ol
I a it, wo
ii it U'ji
U in',
ay froai
ru.i
Ol;h
'Svnlliiv, t'd a Tfi'.sp;):';!.
, Little "Vie," the lilth; d '.ughirr of
' J. M. Siibblette ill On eusb iro Hval-
lowed a. t'-y ttttsjvt.ni, p-wt-'r, a
' few days since umi her parents
were in much anxietv until the spoon
1 Tl I ....t !... ,-,.,.. i
us pv. '
ies in lcm'tli with earveil liamllo an
dipper at end. She was standing in
n chair with t'tic spoon iu her mouth
and must have swa'lo.ve l it us slat
iuni nt.-1 fr. nn the chiir. The (ti ion
is riu ht black, turned so 1
ten noul
in Li r stomach. Jief rarc:it:i have
the spoon nnd will preserve if. As
for "Vic" she in still jumping. Keids-
' ville Tiittc-A :
' elarri.'il or Single
; A woman raMicr comely in appear-
ance and weary of single bf.; fried to
get a license, to marry at the Register
of Deeds olTieo yesterday. S:u ex-
plaineil that her lit'oiier lord h id h it
her about four jears auio an 1 thut
she "reeiher thought he mihl. be
dead." The Regihter bed her that
she must be certain of thai fie. She
hail no doubt her hu-ib in 1 ought to
bn ilead, but whether lie, wiis or not
was a horse of nnothi r color. Slie
reluetatitlv ncceiited the r.itualioii,
but c snphiitied Unit it was a great
li'trdship for a poor woman not
know wholner she v. as married
to
or
not. Oosetver.
Tlie
A
Fair Slayer.
Uetua i j.ist fr un Lue.Itci toii
o .' tss Amelia Jjilotb.i.y, Vioo.se
t; : .1 for ll.e killing ol'lu.r alicgt'd sedu-
ct t 1'. i ward llartln.ui, at a bo' el in
La id ei ton la.-t fail, will coi i at
tl... t 11 . .F I! dioitn Smuiliir
Co.ut, tomcat in November; that she A Family PoiSOUCd.
is now in excellent health and spirits. Puriai'-iiriM, Va., July 27. Sat tr
Suo io slid in j iil, but has t!u lrivi-)iiv t;veiii:i.; Ca,d.;ia Daniel Dodson.j
liges of the prison and leeches vi.si- auditor of the i'eti l.sLnrg Railroad
tors almo.il daily. The child of mis- Coi.ipiny, with his wife, live chil
fortune to vvhicli she gave b.rth ju-t dreu, two gr ind-chiidreu and the
after she shot liartmaii, is with its eook, were made seriously ill by
mother, a ml is a, brieiit mid hand- eating ice ere, i:n, a eustartl of which
some Lulu girl. Miss l.inkhaw is m,l been boiled in tl briss kettle,
represented as ha'. ing never been Neighbors t.j whom somo id" the'
l.andsonier th in now. and as onli- ereiini huti In en wml wero alert .kon
tleiit of an nctiuitliil win never or ,n ficr eating it. Dotlson has tiuee
wherever tier cisit is brought to tiicd.
trial. S'.je is lit ten led l)V oinuel
W. Foster H'reiK'h, of the Lumber-
. t., I..,,. Cli ivl.tflo lllwoever
" " ""
If y it, m le. t C'."l. healthy f-. i f ,r v
l.e.l.i V, vo l shoul i also lo, U lo the m l
i, iwir li.ii'V. For ill troiilit,. it ii
r v
i-hildl, I nothing i- bi tter than t.-. If ull'
llaliv Sv rap. T ct W.i a be' lie.
fiiieech Orn !
Ewin,-. tho Democratic camlidato
i-i t i
for Governor of Ohio, spoke ns in.-
lows ill regard to the amount naved
Ly the dcMnoerats in Congress, which
3l,onia 1,Q carcftilly rc:ul ly a!l tax-
payers:
'The rninlilican ;nvf y enfeva the
canvass (laiiiiiui; t'1 liavo ndiiihiis-
ten .1 tlie tiovern.nc k economical y, ,
reilueeil f 10 interest en tlie ntiiilie,
debtft.nl established specie pay nietils, !
1 . c l , 1. 1,,
ami conn letII lamai ;is n iic Jtase
of power u ft public benefactor.,
Let us see which ef ho two groat ;
cities U ntost en i led to credit, for ;
conomy ,n pttb!,,. expetnl.tnres
Hie democracy for four year, past ;
unsheldlho lionet' ll,T'''''!
(.(.,
jw
fives, winch controls mo ni.i.roprin-
nous t.'i puiiiic homo , uioi m uiai
lime the appropriatiotw fir flic x
i tinmen of the "OVCfllliU'llt, CM'lllsive
f interest on the pu'olic. debt, have
been i.u'.M.-ilW.tlll'.
J'of tho four
yenrs ptecedilipf
iluiii'.'; which the
i iooili i. mm iiiivt v eotilrn n il nimvo-;
i - (
' ' , wn i . i n
" l" V"""."-'",'""'! '"
trol of ono brunch of (' uiirress bv the
deinocracy f r tiifs) f" ir yeais h.n
savi d thep-oplo fSl.TJil O'lit, bein'
: an :iv(-ra;;o uf nv r !?Jl,il!ii,iK:i) a your.
Since June oil. l'lfi. tie people have!
paid l.oll.tM.:) (iiitl in ii-dornl taxes.
and out of first va-4 an but $,VJS,-;
OUO.Ollt) have been applied to the
principal of the public debt. If the
republicans lnd been as economical
during tho nine years preceding; l'iT.i
t as the democrats have forced them
j to bo sinco til Mi, tho public debt
vvould have bee:i re.iuc.t l three hun
dred and fo;l;-:ivo niillion.-i more,
without impoMti.; one doll ir of ad
dilion'il ta.'Ci on the people. Tit--
!-21,0 ,0,000 a ye:tr s tve I . i ;.-. s7."
lv ti'tt deiaociT.tic H, ai.se have been
saved iu s; ito of tic most vehement
aiid deterniii.t il sn '.isf::!u-3 of the a l
lainisttati nt and iln S tiate, anil it
never w it!d have !-. 'cii save. I at all
had not tho tu o'tlo at la.t disregarded ;
'!'!. ti'ii. .iel on. nl oS' i o..i.. H i-
1 ,
We rejoiced when o-u- Legislatm-.i
inaugurated tho Agricultural Depart-;
meiit, for it was 11 step towards the
advancement, of that Lrandi ef m-
ililslty i'i which almost nineteen-
twentieths uf our jiopulutiou depend I
for a living. Now, as every ono rue-1
. : e .it., ii... ; r t ... .
ogin.es i.i.m me i ;i ..i.hth m
tcii'ig our itgt i uii.ur.d inler. sts if, i '
only nee -isciry to s-ty m:u. tins new ;
i J ):). ulme.nt is infeii.lt!. I tn Iteuelil ng-
ricullure, t.) h:.cm-,' for its e .fab!i:di-
meiit ti favor., L!o eiqisi.I-.r.itl.ia.
.NT iw. il ui.tv fol iu resnect to tin.'
m
1:1
I'.iitide of navt: but.
:;T '
f-tcf
hi) lie.
!;m-.vlei!gi-.l, that the iJi p ud moid, of
Agi'iciiiliiro ought, in Ncah Ctro
to be regarded one (!' the
most imp.if ant of on.' S'al.- i.i .titu
t;ot s. Jl-iviug cst'iblis!:L.l if. v.vc.Ul
not ttlT'.u'd to take a ntrograd-i step
and abolish it. If it bo deb-. l Ive, the
defects ought to be remedied; bri the
institution ought to bo sTieiigth tied
latiicr tlian weakened or dt troycd.
Lt.t tho abuM's, it any exist, hopnint-i
ed out an 1 correcled; but 1. 1 us net
impair the iih-efahv.-s of (his only do
naitmet'.t org.mi. 'd for tho special
I'twiiuiiu
1 uilvaue.no: our f.irniuig iu
our f irmiii'
server.
.1.;,,..i.. ,)!
"Why Hot Union Bi-igr.clicrs. ;
The. foolirdi erv abotit "r. bel brig- i
ieliers 'is like1. v to have an t !!'( t which 1
1 iu lvp.itiiuuu p:..K)c.,i:is wno imim
it litte! oxp-et
rt has a;-iuse,l
lov. rl!:,. X-.th.'
"Why not. Un-
the Union sol hce; a'l
who ask thciaselvw.
1,1 il'1's. tao V"
nr d Wade.
' 1 1 impt'ju very rst
d
the
Senate, when point!
counted tho number
, I t!,..,,,
counted thenumber of U Cmfeder-
ate oliicers in taat bod T believe
the best nnd ubletd. men. North and
South, entered the armies and lough!
in the war. We iu the S ci:h are
surely not lo blame if u, s. a I our
hi st men to t. on.;re..s v l,y tto you
ef the North n.it si-ad your soi.'.iers,
too '.' Voti ought to, but y i!o not.
and it is a ini.-tal;.- thai, you leave
them at home." (1 .uer.d Hampton
was riirht, aud his ofinion finds echo
in tho meetings of tho (Srand
rmy :
oi the Republic. At a tne'ni
held
at Ithaca a I!' r.dd e irrespon dent . n
norf-', while the luetntit rs iblt 'red m
politics, there was a unanimous de
termination to lvijuiiv both parties
to select I ir public olli -o tll.'e t.l II
from amtvig ile.-.e who tlis'ii.g'ii.dte.l
tiiemselve.i in the war oc ll.e I'nion,
aIl a feeling thai the politicians had
better take bt' k scats 1'vf n whi.e.
;(.w V, ; I.
-
V.2t'GE.&2Z3.
- - - -' ' " "-
Tcariul Mortality.
RoMitw, Aug. 2. Tho (Suzetto
says it i st.tt. '.t that t lie city of S. r-
iniigu ir, the Capital of ( !.is!iu.civ, t -r-dinarily
coiitainiu.,' t'lloo huieii,,!
thoiisaiid ittliabil auts b is only thirty
thousand biui'e. tu.- !.trnu..
Tn Lis recent erca
Cholera in India. i
London, August, 1. Thin evening i
' tlio Olobe says: "A private telegram ;
received in London states that cliol- 1
?ra " "!in ''"'""I a,mon-'
trwps returning to inula irom
)luistni,. The Tenth Hussars
JO men in ono day, unci tho
Tout l'J". men."
The Fever.
Memi'M?, August 2. Six new cas- j
es were reporteil to tho .board
lTonltb tliii IOiirllinrf 'lvn
buv0 0l.currC(1 iuco hwl i,,ut.
mi .... r..,
m,!, , 1 Tl 70 aro
.Melli.ti.-. now. lunto wno lire in
tho jJUV( ,JO ,lVlM1U0 (,f (rt.ss.
T. , t y f tho outer
., , T, , t ,.(ful.a. ,iasl,ollRor
tl,liu ,ft 1;lst ni llt ,7 tIC !Loui8WHe 1
a NllhUvi0 JUivolll. Emails,
ftf0 m.;ivC(1 fmiu tho W(wt ,uul K,8l !
ad none are ex-n,M-led until Tu..sdav.
expe
ill bo
nf.xti wilon wjH , iiiauijuratGd th
plan of tri-weekly in til service
oi j :i.
in uos roiiinv, on i ni- i ;Mi 01 j my, in,.
it'll I'.ue i.. iji-.r. i ioieii, iniiioi. ei'ii 01
II. ('. and llebvci a Pearson, at
I rik year
mi I tiv i nion: is.
y EW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STILL LOWER!
n wtn in-3
.1,
He will for the next J8t c1ii-m ofl t .
extra inducement to ':ir!i cuHtoiuor to '
make room lor his Kail Sieck. He is olli-r- 1
ing a g.eat many goods at and below co.-r
lor ,asIi. V ni can save money by
giving HIM a CALL AT oNCF.. lie
keeps the L viair.-T and !K-st Assorted Stock
of tloi.d in the (. out.ty.
Fnriiie's. reinein'ier, nt Lon I in' you
can g. t tho I5K.-T an I.CIIFAI'FS l' Plows;
let has a 'I'U'jn slock of K !i or.se .
Plows mi band, and all kinds of p liut, &:.,
at the I.OWKST PlIb.'KS. 1
lie caa furaU!i yoa with tho
"1
Navansa Airaalel Gnaao,"
la P
rfec.t pert i a
r f-r wheat) either
for
i ' km 'i i i i,'
Also,
"
I. ,.,
'Couipleli1
3IilIlMl"'.
A!!i),M W MWm
M itdr.UUli
or Chemicals for miking Harris Cumui
II,. is just receiving a full supply of
IUUA,
NAILS,
GLASS,
TL'TTY,
OILS,
TAINTS,
tNC,
His
CEiiT
IMTCO
UUJtt
1 t-ll
is still all the go :
his six'.ii e'lti.) L.irg,
II
i.i now
,k; can
I deZ
ii Kpon! C.tton I ;r o centil.
as ti l.A!I!i!: LOT of S.'.-d
Oais Fur S:;!e !
st'.l! buying WOOL lor CASH i r '
He
trade.
He Ta.vs the II Kill EST Market
Prices for Drietl Fruit !
You would do we!', to call aud see hi
SEWIN
It fore buy iie; he will save you money.
Cull at once sad see tho bargains r.t
W. L. LONDON'S Cheap Store,
Pittshoio . x. r.
JyVST CALL,
O.i the 10. h day nf August nest, t shall
proceed tit colieet by IM0' !--ss ,if .tv nil
claims duo O S. Fee. All persons iml-bt-ed
will mve CO Ti by paying mi: he. ore
that day.
JOHN' MXXlN'i.
July 2:1.1 STtJ "t, Trc.-tee.
SYLVAN ACADEMY!
riMlF. .VAIiKM!1' VKAI? K
TI'.N
months begins Augu-t 't)ih. 1
,;:. Tu-
l board
iti.m from .1 t if :i a mouth. io.
hi piivi.ln tatuilies from ijti to tJT u moi.tlt.
Itooms can lie rente, I an l voung men can
I, .nn "intHses" an. I board themselves lor
smaller sum.
addhjounl ehnr;
htsie lessons on piano an
l-.o" partieoliils nouress
W. V. .M.MI.sllllt llN. A U.
Snow Camp, N.
.lulv :',' ls.'.i.
T!10?,1AS M. ( ROSS,
ATTORNEY-AT - LAW,
lil t.-tl !, TV. C.
Will pract
in Chat'iam and surrounding
itctiou of claium a spei iali v.
-itll'tt les.
jv-JI If
SCHOOL NOTlfiflf
r WILL OPEN A SClU)OL FOR
L Rovs and Oirls in l'ittboro', on
Mondavi lie is h tiny of August. It will
be in v g;e.iti-t cite ill teiu hiiig to a,1opt
I h" latest and most improved methods id
iiistrut'tiiin, and to use lb" best tet bimk-i.
la ii.l.i'ui ii to ibe llalish eludies, I will
leach, it' desired.
t-j.:.. n,.At finn-.,n
It is very desirable that all scholars be
present at the opening ef the .school.
Ti ru.s :-F.f , dollats for a'l Fng-
lidi M'.l i;es. and live did'ars addniotial
or each ef the languages, payable oiie-ha' I
iu .ohanc.i and bilatnv lit i hi e . f session
JAMLS S. MANNING, A. I). .
.'an-.- IV h, lSc '
NEW
ADYEKTISEMLS'J H.
r-
9tli Wonder,
BYHDH & IIEADEN S
"SLZWAY CHEAP STORE
!
i0 addition t.. their Large, Varied, and
V!.,..r,.i .m. k of Hoods ibev have added
, aTn WoNUKIt OF THE WiHtl.D-a
r (i 1. flnrjllfnV
0 U Wit ,
i.'onviiitlnjr of a great ninny useful article, !
many of them being worth three or four'
time the price. All articles it, this depart-
ment are sohl for t. ASH only
'all and j
... .. i, ...
' '
rams.
vr.it v
I.ovv.
And in li.et almost every thiiij to be
found in a first .class retail -lore.
All kinds of lisiler tuki ii lu exchange
for ti jods.
Wool and Dried Fruit
a Specialty.
ti.il! and site us '
l.Y.N I'M & IIEADE.V3
At
New Cheap Store.
I'ittshoro', N. (t., July 2:!d, is;0.
STATIC OF No!: I'll CALtil.lN'A.
Cm si v or Cit.v; ham,
M. D. Wiliiams.
it. V. Yoik and
T. M. Maoti,
vs.
Alens Stone
Alpheus Sione,
Mark .1. Stoin;
and other.
Iu the Superior Comt.
In pursuance ol an order, in tlie above '
1 entitled cns, made at Sprint Term lSi'.l. I
i will sell for CASH, at the Court-House t
door in the town of Pittsboro', on Monday I
the l.Vh liny of September next, certain
real estate situate in the county of Chat
ham, on tlm waters of New lloiie, being;
the Miiiie hinds c invev ed by J. 15 S:one. de
cease.!, to tne a ninitgH'ree. ou the 2"tb '
ol Match ISTtJ, ami containiiis ab nit oSU
acres. Jull.N MANXINti,
Juiie 12 h, liTl). ta Mortgagee. I
bxt !) Iliu:)h'i iariiii
llalcigh, N.C.
S. II. STREET & SON,
am pnopnvrons
!.' Sitniple llnotiis In t!ie Uly,
.a'l ",ai
: be line
overl
;. I'nion or Capitol
I'nik in the st vi K, and
.o l iie nts ol the llulle.
a. a itcccr
Tlie Gaston House1
Ucw-borno, N. C. j
!
S. J. STREET A: SON', Projtr's. !
wr, j. sTltrxr
, a. s'lr.utr, sit.
innvl If
Br. West Harris,
AVIXii rliACTIf-KH .PF.XTISTr.Y
iu Chatham and Mirrouniline; co.intief
t tor :;n years, and teceive I a bh-ral pit nm
iiioe. returns iiunuis ami soiicioi a couiiiiu
mice n! the same, promising to give
ms
ii
taction ia work uud prices. apl 1
I I'ittshoro, X. (
At my mill, on Haw lliver, four miles
east ol" l'itt-liorn', I am prepa-ed to do
wool. ( .vuic.Nii m the ni-.sr iiiannei-. Coul
u.nk gaauir.teud, whi r, tl.u wool is prop-
t ily prepai'tii.
ST F. I'll I
III'.NLY'.
Jm.
July Mi. IsM.
r
0.)
UClitilFS, ItocKAWAYS. and SI'iUXU
WAttOXS. at prices to suit the times,
Made of the best materials, and win ranted
to eive entire satisfatioii. Consult your
1 ow interest, by giving us tt call belore
huviu '.
Aho, a lu'.! b.t ..f
HAND MADE HARNESS.
A. A. Mi KETH AN & SONS,
Fayetteville, N. C.
oct il-iiotl lim
AFTER V..i i: llorsr. i- lUi
NT
it is t o late to wish you had insured.
lie Wise aatl Insure in Time!
ll costs but
leiirlu! foe.
lilt!
tu insure aud firo is
Til
NOtntl CUf .UNA B..MK 'NK-
am i: t o:i'..NV or i:.i.i:b.n,
will insure your DweF.ing, Kuiniture, Store,
M.li or ether 1 1. il. ling, "t the lowest rales'
tnd c vv it it bums. This Company has
cant
I. in less than a year, lor TtiliLi: buna-
;nrs liurnt it, iiiiaiiiain.
Yours inav be the next! App'y for in'
ance to il.A. LOXiaiN, Ju . Aokni
j, !) tl I'ittsbero', X. C
i
NEW A D V ERTISEM E ATS
TiiLKOTT l SONS
rsurtie MacMuef Hit.
HICHMOM), VAM
MaaMfactan rs of Portable and Stationary
.Kiiu'l - ies nnd Hmlers, Saw Mills, Corn
1 nnd Wheat Mills, shafting. Hangers and
rnlleys Turbiuo. Water Wheels, Tobac.-..
' J;rtl,t"ry Macldn.-ry. W rough" Iron Woik
v !wruXn ""
'rZTUhnu-hluo.
(.f.lllUl-cVT 1.0.1 JnoltUlOs.
ASIIAII'V.
i Ileiniirint;- Proiaplly A; Carefully
Doll! .
. .
Tl fH H ull A TcSluT.
Tlm Invention of the Age.
! It does not destroy tbo draft. Il does
. not interfere with rb nnit'.g the t'.ibea. It
I will r"t choke tiii, and r quires nocleaning.
It reipiires no direct i!ainpe,B to bit opened
when raising atenm (ilr.mpers being c.hjec
; liorable, as they may be lelt opini nnd al
i low spark to escape.) It n quire no wn-
1 ter to extit, guild, sparks, w hieli, by conden
sati m. tlesttov Ibe dn.ft. re sides, when
water is used, if Legleeti d, the illieienry l
di roved by evaporation of the .,
, Ll.r lio'lier Is Kept ,n a lllthy eoielitiou. It
'; simple an I tliinible and can bo re'.iuil
, upon. It can be attached to any boiler.
I No planter should lo without one of
thrill. Insurance companies will insure
I gins and bai ns where the Talbott Engines
jand Spaik Aireft'-rs are used at same rati
i as charged lor water or horse power,
j '".."Send lor illustrated ciiculars and
i price list. n.ayQO (iiu
! BjfBii Maiiiilacliiriiifr Coiniiany,
j L. Ii. 15 VNI '31, Agenl.
0,
MANL'FA(;TUiri;US
or Tli;:
BEST YARNS
AM)
II E E T IBGS,
is
DEALEKS IN
GENEB1L HE8CMNDISE
LOOK I-tllt TI I K
SHEETINGS AND YARNS,
CHATHAM "COITCH HILLS
IF Vol" WANT TIILI
BEST !
FIRST, AND ONLY COTTON
MILL IN' THE COUNTY.
octTi-nuij-tf
f;!n!isvVo ?f
Uilil!iii!:Lfi W
Jjtsiii
v. Htu t: ! u am) i:::tat:.
(Jrecv-rs A; lew.. 'lerthiUits,
Xo. 15 Hurgett S:reet, Ualeigh, X. ij.
j Ilealera iu Planters Supplies ol
Fvery
Description.
In Store :
i 1,'CO Mushel Corn.
! 000 Uiishels r.la.di Peas.
sack North Carolina Flour lest
: in the city.
Cili a Molasses. Sugar, Sail, Coffee, To-
bacco. lVieoii, Meal, end Leather in great
variety, which vv t!er at the lowest cash
I r.ccb. Ti:: e given to ;;ood customers.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS OF
FERED TO MERCHANTS.
Consignments of CottoM, and Country Pro.
duce Ko'iicitedj l'.-oiupt and Satisfactory
, Keltirns .Maile.
Z '-I",-" We extend to our friends in Chat
: liaiii ucd Surrounding Country a beany
j welcome w hen they visit llaleigll.
' July Cd, lsV.i.
limn
Cajie Fear & Y&dkia Valley E'y.
To Take KiTerl -May )!h, 1S?9.
Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Feyetteville at t;00 p iu,
Arrives nt Cult nt ?:."r p in.
Leaves Culf at C:00 a m,
Arrives at Fayetteville at lO. 'O a u;.
L. C. JONKS, Superintendent.
Raleigli and Augnsli Air-Line
llailroatl Coiiij a;:y.
j C1IANOE OF SCHEDULE.
.si-pi:i;txTi:Nii:N"i"s offick,
i ll.vi.iaoii, X. ('., June ". 1ST!). )
j tin and after Friday, dune li, 1ST1,), trains
ton the llaleigb and Augusta Air Line Uail
lond will ruu daily vSuuduys tceptcd) us
: fellows:
: Xo. 1 Leave Xo. 2 Leave
' ; Haleih....S 00 p in Hamlet IJO a m
iCarv S :il '
lb,tliiiau...:i 11
lvevser....t 37
llliie's t! 51
Manly ... 4 111
Camerou. .4 ol'.
Saiitord . ..."i 41
Osgood 0 C3
Moncure . .(I 2"
MerryOakefi 43
New liill..7 (M)
Apex ... .7 2!l
Oary 7 -".a
Anive at
lialeigh ..8 30
Apex 8 .-:',
New llill...H H
Merry Daks.'.l :ltl
Moncure . . .! o'i
Osgnod. . ,
Sanlord .
( 'amerou
Manlv...
Blue's.. .
.10 ir
.1041 -.1127
"
. 13 (Ml a in
..VI 2! '
..VI W "
.. .! U "
...2 0(1 '
Kevai r..
. ri..o.......
I
. Hamla .
; Traiu Xo. 1 connects nt Itamiet with l
C liailway for lliuilig'.on, Chui'olt'j aud
a'l pomis rtoui.ii.
Tiain Xo. 2 earner's at lialeigh with the
llalei -h and t-iaotuii Uuilioad for ail iioinls
u:-' Xorth.
, , JOUX C. WIXUFIt,
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