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TH U USD AY, . . October t, .
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H A. LONDON, Jr., Editor,
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OKU INDIAN POLU'Y.
.'That there is sotuctliinpf radio illy
wrong iu tho management of tho In
dians by the (ic.eral Governuunt
must be admitted by all persons.
Wo continually hear of battles and
bloody massacres ami tliere is always t..rv (,f t1) , i..n.x Yadkin V.d
Bonio troul'te arising on our eshrll ley U lilv.ay, a committee p.ppninto I
li-ontiers boh, ecu tho white settlors . by tlm Poard of Director.! f..r that
, t.. i 1 i ii, I'liriio.-c, in i.Meseiie(! of .Julius A.
and the r.r,Li.c JiHliau. oust at tl.n j, ' T , , n .......
. .. ( Ir iv, rresiili u!. -John P. llliai ;s a
time th-iro is great cs-itueul in con- 1WUV iuhl T;.,1S S- r.utfer'oh a
Befjuoiico of an outbreak in the north-; t,-usteo of tho forim r iu..i t-,"ie, on
western corner of Coior.ulo amors:
tho Utes, a wariiko tribe inhabiting
that remote section. It has arisen
from tho same old cause, that lias
hceu tho fruiu.il sourco of so many
Indian wan;, ar.d t hat is the cmnvach
ruents of tho white i upon t'm-i:'
reservations. Tartu"', of miners in
vaded tbe ccui.try of the Ufcs Mast
June in search of the precious metals
whereupon the Indians l.y way of
l'Piuisal sallied forth anil commitli .1
depredations upon
tho whites.
These Indians are consider d the
wards of the nation, and it is the du
ty cf the ir.nenmu lit to pi'.fi.-;H tln-m
from the depredations of wliito men.
but instead of d. ir.g so, t! ey sen.!
soldiers to shoot them for trying to
protect themselves. So in this case,
soldiers vero sent to v. It:p out these
Utes, but or, Ihc h of Sept. they
had a battle, in wh eh !oty soldiers
were killed and wouiided, and the
er.rvivors forced t jrtre i'. It is
now foiv.'cd that a easily and ll.ody
I'.aliau war will ensu"
The:-o onibreaks ,u.d t'lf so wars are
of yearly occurrence. Our Irentrm-f.t
of thr- Indian is a disgrace t.iur civ
ilization and chri iSianiiy. at. I dis
creditable to cur stab s-uav.ship.
At cr.D thue they are tr-atcd a
quasi foreign nation-', then as rebell
ious subjects, and then again as pen
sioners upon the bounty of the Gov
ernment, just as it suits the conven
ience and interests ( f tl.c strongs r
Tower. An Indian Mesas to hive
no right wr.it'a a white man should
respect. How differently has the
( iovernic.cn t treated them ami the
egro :
And v
To. Hat? i-i rta'lv
entitled to mora ntm.iderati.m and
heUev t;-eatr.iei-.t, for this whole eoun
iry oneo bt iotigi I to thsi nice, ai.d
wo are trespassers upon his lands.
Not satisiied with ( JecLsng the In
dians from their possessions in the
fetates East of the Mi s,;V ,-pi river,
and forcing them to tie- v. i.d regions
of the Western Tcrrimrus, the white
man follows them up and invades
iheir last refuge, ami If in ih -pair
and desperation the p.i. r Indian
iurits upon liU pursuers he is she!
down like a hea- t or carried away
Into captivity. Indiid there arc
many persons who think ati Indian
is akin to the wild beast.-; nn.l sh-.ai'.d
be treated in like manner, and that
their savage natures oat: net be civil
ized. Put actual experu nee h is
proven that with pn per treatment
the Indian cau.be b;-th civiii.v.'d and
christianized. Tin re are now (uite
a number of Indian Mini-N rs of the
mgs ei-men w'.o have b -c n educa
ted under eki-uian in;l:ienc who
arc zealously preaching to tio ir b-aight.-.l
race, r.r.d are an hotmr to
mankind. 1 Iktc arc-t-n4 i;-e c ;.:mt:::
it.ies of civilized and :.'..r..-:l;'.mz' '. In
dians in dili'jrent . (di. us f our
Western country, whtro they an
just as moral, industrious, and peace
able as any white community. Only
a few years ago about one hundred
of tho most dci-p'. ra'u Indian brave
were carried for kt epitig to a
fort in Florida. They w ax brru',
blocdy; rxnd ravage iu their di.-p.osi-tious,
ami ruacnibling w:.d beast as
closely as tr.en could, and yt t thtoe
desperate characters w re so mana
ged by the oflh it in :emmand who
happdied to bo u chr;:4:,-.n g'-ntk-luati)
that they Boon A the r savage
nature, becatae ciiange l icon in every
res)cct, and soino id them arc :tcv
students nt thcoI"gictd seminaries
stutlying f"i' the holy ministry! It
is not true then that the ladiau c.--n-aot
be reclaimed ami hecon-a a g-)d
Ditizen.
The Canadian Ci-u evt-t.'.cut ir. nvach
xaoro snrcossful v.iiii tiu-ir In. linns.
They expend tmiea less mote y, in
proportion to (he number vi Indians,
and never have any wars. 'J'
"r
treatment of them is firm yet bn- entire vein a.mio live miUs long, to
nnine. Tho mat warri.n. hittiii.''Kcl,!'r wi,n :5ru ftr' of l:l"d. and
llttll who triive our Ciovcrmn, nt. so
WUCll iromue, massacring iiiegaoatiT.
busier uii.i ii is ciiui ciiiiui.titi
r, , .i . ..ii- .... 1 . l
in 1S70, now that lm is in C inu la, is on
quiet and gives no tn ubleat all.
The trouble with us ia, tUt our I-.-
i dhin wars tiro caits-jd by tho ilopru -
Nations of white men on tho Indian
(reservations, and incited by specula -
7c-., i W " t0'l tl;ltcout,llt;U,o, Mirkory5rountain Temperance So- j 4. Ag a finam.iai in(.olno to the' The Second lh.ptist Cmnroli in Wil-''-
; furnishing supplies to tho army. eioty, and is published at their 10- ! government of tho lnited State.; miugton bus h:ul an accession of 109
; If tho Government Would only
j trout tbe Indians with common jr.s-
', tice, ami also eompr'l its citizens to re-
"I"" i l"
j so often called upon to mourn the loss
ot gallant oineers and iueu bla.u in
thesa t'loodv battles.
!.:ui-liu rn iiir-
A. A. McK.-than and A. P. Hurt,
Director and Jnhn M. I! so, Secro-
tnluy last, nurueil tm ti
,l
hon.is ni rao western lia tma.i, viz:
.! OOO.rtH) of bonds isMmd to the
Slate, prior to s.;i, a' 1 .if'O.oao ,.f
.same issued dnriii',' the war, ma!;:a
tin total issue (if the S'.it-', and
'which b. ill Is v.ere celiat!'.re bv lb.-
State with (he compinv ia 1
f.-r
vtock, and aUn ;'". iK'i I of l';i'-,t nir.i'' -gage
bonds i.nue.l by V'ldiew .i
Jnues, Tivsideut ill ISl'o, h.-iug all
t'.K issue (:;. pt .-sA.i.HMl which the
company h ive n.'t yet 1 n a'. In to
g' r eon', r .1 nf, 'l'hcse hoti x are the
lu.mts whicii the c Mepuiv have bei a
suing e-r in the cruris nf N utli Car
olina, .Vv'W York and th- i'n'.t.-d States
and have cost i igbf ears of litiga
ti'.n and n.-rhaps ss:i ,( ,.f ,.,lf,t and
aMnrnev's i'ees, th;'.-. fn eiag tho e; :r
pany of all itvu'iihraiice lAeept 'ii
judgments whit h v,-er.' . .v cer
tain gen'le'.iieu in l''avette llle, aad
for wLlCil the. State at the last se-si m
"f the Le'isl i'ure n:a le pritvi-si.ms
tn pay, but which h is imt yet been
arranged. A new mnrtg vz has bet n
made and new bonds will be issued
to procure thi1 iron and lliii-.li up
the Road which is now rapidly b. -ing
graded between Ore lliii an 1
( iieenshor i. - V'avt tt.-ville li.iz. tt '.
Chaiity a:id Extvava. nuce
IY-:i ! Wl'.i.ia:.-. ,i !: M.-v.
H.w
Me-o-l
)ot! Oil" I
lomed to
, a.'d th" :
ag-my fro
r the d u:a
otm-s h-.rb"ied
e.i'iei itig ! 1' ior
joining country,
the plague ami
u bind to the
IS stU. 1!1
veste!',!:.
1 In'
d ih.
sttm
of
si.b ei-iptions
he Ohutvho,
O;
:e vear
ai'd
up at
wer
the streets
an I in the bar
tlir-mghent this
:!'.S, ef-
V'.V'l
roa.i lan.l. to l..v leir.liv uti t
land.
eitisbei;:g male for th-- relief
the pn ir sutb-rers. Pen .,' are tire 1
f giving; th'-y can't ulVu-d it. ft
is really t.vi much of a Uk upon
their iv
nri' s. First, tic Peunfori
lh.cn the li.nl fund t'ltel so
uliuitnm. l'nt tr-ivelling
.1
tlu titrie-ih draw good house i aed
i'i-.'-iirs and tobacco nve coust.-,i,tlv
tot . sum- !. im , wiiisK. v nn. t la-
gt r beer c
tlres'a s (if c
Iv ma le up
with lino t
'rttirs to be drill,!;, si.k
-i'y material (xpeiisive
re worn and costly hats
imis and ftathrrs arc
ill seen iu the churches, l'.e.t then.
II 1 ut then, wind ? Why, we sup
iir it is the way of the worl i. Alasl
at it is mi.
)io(,; c Mi:i
(iohl Mini
g i'l Moore eotinty is
. li with co.'l-i h Table
o'-l and well known
hi-h h is bri t: leased
Oelllg e,
-liec. f.s.
C-.gl-- m
i-v tl.,.t
n..
milv f..r '
s.dl t - I'. ('. (Hvrtnn. of N w York.
I he vein proper it is understood, be
proposes to put in the hau ls of a
.sfruig com; -a. v. while, what is
known ns Red Hills, h- will wmk
and is e.coy
erv for tha'
N-nr bet
, All'ord mi;:
l!:'"f "i'
as t . i i -, i
ting up
hi
is maeiiiu-
tiie Ibirtss
'it of iium-nse
i i iii- le t as i iei,
it a Latid-some
.; -ros-i t:
o crc-i k from this is the
n.-, th it now tie' vein or
; beet, t"Urk, h-s pai-1
If on.- ;.m mini
!.. ; :!;' l.i.S I
b-. it. r i!:.:u at
v tmtie m 1 ho coutttv.
the yield so;;io w.-i l;i, w ith ii ten
stamp mill, being v7i'0 to ?-.i'i) wur'.e
-.fgo'id.
There are fe-vcr il otie e uiittr-s that
have changed lands hd- 'y, but op- r
atiniis have not ye', beeu coi'itm need
u thciu. Charloit Observer.
t
.MiioiY Coi aly (Jriui!
ilHit's.
-it of
J. V.. Taior, Pr; sidi
T.tvlor M oi'ii'e.ett-.riiig ('
the
11 V
West minister. ib'.,
.11 tots
hat h
city
has
vestenlay. Vv e
learn
' ipia
o mi
nu'iia i.im.s inie
county, about liv
rrv
in Moore
iioiu ' ' ir
stono that
-ovealy-tiv!.
worked by
nitive v.ay,
beer, o-.e.-
la.ige wh'.eu conb'ins
was di.iv overed soiu
yrars a :m, ae.d has hern
several part i-a .ti a pri
some ten i.e.arries hivin.;
a!" 1 f ir yt.-ars. The stouc l!U g lid
ed ituiie a loerl notoriety as M-mre
county grit. It ia a blue cement
eolo.red ro.-k tiil-d white lb, t, and it
is cl aimed for it that it grinds corn
in a manner sup-, rinr to tiie French
h;;:';, or esopiuvt. The grit being so
mu.h :d.ar,.e; ti at; that i'l tiie onli
iiary mi'.istnue maker, a !'me granula
tion ius'cad of ;i pasty ot O'ltiry nifal.
It is also claimed that it ''finds
with muen less power than nuv
other. Mr. Tavlor iiurehas-d the
i'ils fornl,;'1 a Vv
llled
Motuo County Millstone Co.npauj,
wi,,t.it v,.jij ,,t in M tK
I.,,,.... ...cl
iiu.cinuery necenRarv to put tl.o stones "
the nmrki t in quanliliea. Tho
oepostt is saul by nil acquainted with
it to be uwbrinst.blo.Charl.Vt..
Observer
; TYniporance Address,
j The follow in" address was d'div-
' ,,mi bv jIr, A. J. Clark, before tlio;
j (1uest:
I "As' Heaven is Ligl.tr than earth,
!o is tt-inncrancu esseiiti.il-YWWibso.
MutelN ncccssarvt. tho acquisition
:oi'manvoftholesirahleaofthis life
,aswil'as a blessed iuheritauoo iu
tho life to come.
hnl
ho i
tllal inodet'i
,, i (
Ui,,, 1 ,,.., r i I.,,. .1
titts
s and i-as-inns." Wo sec, then,
1 f 1 ., i , . 1 . . t .1
t li.it leii'piraiieo does not mean total
1 , 1 , , 1 . t ... 1 ;t
'H-.'i iiii.i'v 1.", an li.ii u-r ni.iii.i
an, I that, tnerelore, a
Tenii
Society
locicty does lint meau ietvn.nl- , ., " ,-, 11
i- , ' . .. tii.'it her finaueiailv proiitanli', nor ii'o-
jrieallv speaking) a wvictv of p'i-; , , , 1 ., '
1 1 , ' , "i .; : 11.. ' tlucliVH of f,'oni 111 anv nluor way:
nns who abstain wholly and I'ijji-IIv.. . ., " ., , ,
sous
from the uso of b'tnut-ating drink"
, . . , II-,.
hn nr,i ti'iMii.-fitii wn. nri null til-
i ally m.'.der ite in the uso tvf (. tint in
toxicating thinks ahne, but of any
thing, whether b eat or drink.
Tho man who sits down ami cats
tid In- makes himself miserable, pr -
nvs headache, i to , is just as much
intemperate us he who drinks li'd the
wh.-le erea'i.'U b.-'jiiis to revolve he-i-r-
bis .-yes.
It s-t-i,,, to me ill may be p ar
.hcie.l f..r a b.-ii f uigL''stion'i that
it would l-o beit.-r, to c dl your socie
ty a Total Abstim-nce Society, rather
than a Temper nice S u-iety; fir, un
b r the prcrvr.t title, your members
can go on in that worst of all prac
tices, vi; moderat" drinking, as long
as they arc within the b :i::ds of
tiio lerittiou ; as long ; s they do not
beaotne intoxieated. Now eVciyb idv
knows th-it 'he w-a-M o-i-r t'uis is
th-worst ef all drinking; for it is the
sitt-nt, yet s:;i'- etithvoiient of the
you 'g i i'o the ranks of drunkenness
and consequent degradation. A man
mi Ji', it se, ms to me, go on for two
or three years, p-. rhaps longer, in
ne'dcra'e drinking before your socie
ty, under the etymology of the name,
eon), I tnueh him. das' so s-vui as he
bec.v-ies intoxicated, you can ar
ri'ga I'im, but can do nothing short
of i iiolsjou, bee n:se be b-is, it may
be. become so eonlirmed in the habit
of mo.le.-ate drinking, that lit; catinot
now refr-du fioai imnmd -rate o-.-ei-simiai'y
; and o irs bring a temper
ance society, viit cannot onntinu-- l;is
tn-'eber-hip; cms .pu-uf'y ho is
'brown nut into the sea of inte.xica-
tj in, never to be reivvero.l, but tn
drag on and on from bad to worse
ntitil after a time "delirium tremens"
,.. in. and then sat in, with all his
lil)s' (.f hide-ais dlj-.cts, marches
,,n,r,n 1 the r-oor vi-tim as if to drive
his m
le life fiO
its earthly
him that he
f t- li.-ue
an
1 to assure
his.
In !!
go; tig remarks, I lnv
iu lie-it - i a , r, f. rem-.. f..r T .tal Al
st !uem-.- S..,--ieti
instead ..f Temper-
auee r-ioen in s, giving as mv r-.',ii
snbsVu ti illy this; that no one is safe
from the disgrace, and cons' ipte.it
nfivt rtv. nf future tlrnnkenncss but
I,,, who touches not. tust.-s n.,r.
nor
i.-md!. s r.i.'.
This, however, is a ina'b r of ter
minology, an 1 whether you call it a
Tempi rat.ee or a Total Abstinence
So. it t m e,l not necessarily f
fei t the interests and w ot kings of t he
s.v-ii-ty.
Sivs a writer: "Of those who have
hi rn !o.-t to health, usefulness, hap
piness, hoine, ami the pleasantries of
home an.l home-surroundings hist
to the respect of f Veil brothel s and
sisters, and alm. -t scoriu-d by the
mother that gave th-m biith." not
nn- t y-r supposed, in thi
lhidi (if
youth, th it h-- would "ill! a drunk
ard's grave." "
Ami yet the fief that so mwv are
are going to d. struct ii.ri, pro.es Innv
sadly and surely men are deceived
when they do imt listen to the voice
i.f u-ason and the romo.se of consci
ence, tjve heed to th- sad lessons
nf observation ami experience!
Some may say "I can drink while
I am young while I am "sowing
my wild oats," nti-i when 1 settle
down iu lif". who.. I hae chosen, mv
ife companion, I cm leave off drink
ing." Fearful, tb hisive. tlingt-rniis
tiiotghts! Young n. in, you are
metldii g wii'n Ibe wlcm you think
thns. If ev n.any young m- n, as do
termim d in life as von or I, h ive l.een
hd
d niVbv this d'.hisive future oxpec-
I'.ion of leaving! tY ! '
lee man who to-day di-grict-s
himself by his h-irehamvi.m re' e's.
was an innocent sel-nol-bov a f"w
years ngi. And tb.e drm.k irds of a
w years her.ee wii! be nf tie. s.. who
nivs'cho ,1-boya to-day. Then if these
b iya diiiik n -, who knows but thut
son.e of theui may be those future
dru1 'bar -Is ? Then up wi t. your to
ted abstinence Hags, tlo-tt tiiein far
and wide over tho broad sea of in
toxicating dri'ks.
Wo might show- some of the nu
merous argu -n-nts that might be
used iti favor of this cause. Rut
p-o;de do not need to bo convinced
of the evils that grow out of the use
of lupi irs; they tan see for themsel
ves Almost every one has seen
more or l"ss of them. However, I
submit a. f.'-.v of the mr.st self-evident,
ad of which e.t-e unimpe iel.a'oie. I
give them as ti matter nf luforma-it-n
m ire than argument.
1
Tho United States squanders.
aceor. I mg t olhetal statistics, ?I1TI,-
OiiO.OO:) annually for liquors, ami
inesH it.pioiH semi annually (.W.U.IU '
,v ,i,v.i mn.a,
flnt ,,f .,,.- ..;1 .,,.,.
on luo multitudinous dockets in the
l"ite.l States nine are brought, about
eiiLer . irer: v or lii.io'f.erv .v vc ua.
"
- '.. i
:!. V.'. wkey U tho greyest known
drawback to the cause of the Chris-
tim, rlin-m Tl, ...:;.,... ..-Ul ...it h
yo, ftf ,u,y audal , that
jkey
is tho greatest enemy Hint tlioy
1 UIIV0 oontend with; for, out of it,
; grow till forma of vioo and cumin-
i whiskey is a failure. (Statistics show members within tho hist few weeks.---
! thut 1t,,'e j, como' l,J' '"S'ltmii. is not Observer
5 c,'nalft. tbc an,?nut, txu tho v"- 4,,v, 1M "
' ;ms otlii'ers e.nployed to manage behind Ulf liop.
1 ,m,s,,R'ss' ,,eM U .," ,hllt ,hi. An mmsuiiUy good r.oo crop is he
: 'dy ground uj.on wleh ho govern-! ,n? Katlwred on the Cupo fear, and
, mem, can urge or coiiiuoiiiiaoo me
lUstillel'ies i;I Uiiisuev, is a moilicai
- Hunt. 01 wen, wu inis luuiit i am
; uninforiuoii out noon pcileotlv na
: ! " ' " '")!'
A 1 1 . T 1 ...I.. . .- i: 1..
11 1'iero me us inauv I'li snus cmii"
, ... ., . ,
' bv whiskey as are k: ,e.l bv 1.
-
Thi'refore, if this be true, tho govern
ment is coi'timiinf- a tiling that
but, on tho other h m l, it is killing
her population, crippling thousands
of lHr I'llterprizes, and ilragg.ii
1 . ...
lier
citizens into sm and the lowest forms
of vice mil degra latioii. Charles
Pickens, the celebrated English miv-
elist knew well what he Wis doing
when he wrote Oliver Twist, ami
mad-' tlie In it tie so prominent in the
company of the .lew and his band of
associates in sill their pillages and
burglarious rambles through the city
of Loudon. II km-w th it the bot
tle alwavsg.es with or pree-eds a'l
such vices as are attributed 'o th ise
characters.
The espei iet'.co of th" world for
more than t lOUsaml years cmi-I'u-mcil
the truth of tie. text ; -Wine
is a mocker, ! I teig .li ink is ragiiie;
an 1 whoso Ver is tleceive l thetiby is
not WW'."
f the many thousands an I tens of
thousand-! whn-e pliv-icil frames
have hern we ik tie. I, whose senses
have been imp iir .1, who ,e h mies
ma le desolate, whoM. hv -s remb r. .1
useless, an 1 at last sank into a hot-
tomless hell, n t xi: ever tspect-
rd such to bo his fa to.
Had it n t been for otic tiling, so
ciety at this day would imt hive been
above the br ttr creation. The man
who is now intellectual, could have
rattled his brtin in the cavity of a
mustard seed; and woman, now ( bl
eated ami reiiae l, would bavekno-vu
no other i-in l-' th iuaroun I the cook
pot and wash-tub, and n . other Mil-
rt than that of th" breath of n drnn-
l-..,. l. ',.. ..I lf .,1 it ...! I,, ....
op.e thing, the great King (f P.-itv
would havcloi.g since lluek"d from
their sphere I lie r.in.-n ami the b-n
thousantl times ten thousand watch
stars that now deck the heaven; yea
had it not been for this one thing
alone, all the world would liae been
swept into oblivion; and this one
thing, I rej -it-e to say is temperance
and the friends of tnopriaiicti.
Thanks be to ll-aven that such a
band docs exist, and that you are
members of such an organization!
f.irulill x u, iiu fln ,, ,.v
lorriipt spot in the mi. 1st nt every
debased pet pie, and there kindle ami
b'ane and shed their light all over
the ne--au of intoxicating spirits.
In conclusion, m iv this society be
a shining light. M iv she bo as
bright as the morning star when (i.i
briel shall have souu led his last
trump t call man to hi- timil home;
or win", the Angt 1 of '. Sod : shall come
firth with one foot tip ui th- land
and the other upon the se. i an I ex
claim time is, iime w;is; but time
shall bo mi mi-re."
liingliny.
A eorrespou lenl of tic R th igh Ob
server, writing from 'a u sboro', on
tiie third inst., savs;
1: ,V:ls
"The house of Mr. M. V. L
entered iv ourgiars tins morning.
just before dav, and manv v-tluabie
aiti-h-s stolen! Mr Leak" is having
some n-pa'ring ibuie on his house,
and the burglar" g it on th" roof of
the front porch bv means nf tint seaf-
folding mid then entered the see . ml
storr through the window. On that
tl or thev went in'n the rontn occu
pied by Mrs. San-ib-s. of R ileigh, ami
le r daughter, and to k fr mi it sotm
valuable j.-'.veb v. Tin y m-xt pasM-.i
on to the pari 'i' sod t-i k ft gre it
many articles of iihi ' tl a' were tin r :
Thev next entered .Me. R-ak's bed--room
ami took fr m a olvir by his Ur.V liCilthor.
bdsi b; the i tiM -e .suit ofclotl.es he j Theciirrospomlrnt of the Observer
hail take;. otT on retiring, in th ,,-rilint' from Riehmoml conuty. N.
pn.-kets were valuable p ip.-rs, a hand
roi.c gold watch and eh'in a;..
1
about forty d .'l -rs in c
R-:tk wis altUed l.y tin
striking the watch chain nj.
eh iir us he was raising I le
Kll
Mr.
burglar
ain-t the
vest from
it, and sp ang at him, but the follow
wi;s too ileet f u' him. A g.tod 111011 v
things wa re found pitched upon tin-
front porch. There is no chm so far.
Horrible Mu.ilor,
4 1. ..1 ..t t... f
part if the spine wa re driven iu as if
tho deceased had been stumped in
the back. Tiie evidence, b fore the
fiimnpr's itit-v wns that the child
...,ia ,,f,i ..ti, .,... 1 to .i instdo the
house only at night ; that it was nev
t.r pveu ilnvthiiig to eat, and was
often kicke.1 aud InittNtn will, sticks
lV tlie Iilllll-r. It would Hog every
...1 1 1,,, f.,
something
to eat. All it got wiiR
what it picked up out of d urs witli
tin. iimru
i juj- i i i mi ;
Al.-.l.c-lv nee tr..m MtiIo hihI i..,.-r
mf-r-i" '"'. I k.,i n my syr,.,.
v':,... . l!t!,!y is r 'ty f.-rtlt-
''l W ""J
. ent a esii-lie lent in i:iu iiwon , ,, . , i .t 1.
. 1 uillowing rules were adopted:
troiu adertboro snys, u negro man " 1
nsined Hal RitlitT has been arrested "X' applieimt. consulered inctira
aiid is now in jail here on the oh nge 'h- by the m-dic il olhcersof the Asy
of killing his own child, aged three , him shall be admitted ia ft patient
vca-s. Tim post mortem examina- i util all who are deemed cumole
tion slew,-,! th.it the child's stomach have been provided for.
was perfectly empty and the body' No appbe it ion made prior to the
was covered with large bruises, passage of the act of ls.-' dull bo
Some of the vertebrae of tlm lower eons.. bred utiles the same shall
STATU NEWS.
,
(Joodlv Number.
is nringinggooil prices. W Uimngtou
Heview.
tVcll FrcscrviMl.
There r.in two persons 1'uing near
Fratdi-i'itiville licarly ninety yoars
old Their hair is mil-yet gray, and
iii'ilher has a single decayed tooth.
.Vshbovo' ('onrii-r.
' f
On the 1st inst. ipiite a destruc-
ttv( hie oceurreil in ilimngton.
consuming nearly fifteen hundred
b iles nf cotton, mid a cotton-eon. -
press Hi il had been erected at H
cost of tflitl.OoU
Tux Hivltisl inn.
Tim S'a'e ami county
ve-.r, is $I.IS on the
tax. this(
worth of !
pronrrty ami :t.nt on th - poM.
I'llis M II retlueti in nf over ntie-fourth
from l ist year's taxes. Shciby An-
"
-
M"0 Vi'.lkillg.
Wihoii has :i voting man who has
walk" 1 two miles in eighteen tninufes !
i We It ivo .-ilso an old 'eiitli m iu wlu ,
i used to walk twentv-niif miles nn.l;
do a d.'x's work tnd return the same j
(veiling. Wils.iu . dvaneo. '
- !
Mom! Coiinnnnily. 1
Iu the southwestern part of Pur-!
ham townshi: Orange county, ti ;
; populous set-tion, tln-re has not bu n 1
an iiitlietincnt found in the e nirt-i
.gainst a single one of its people
suteo I lie cioseni rue war. wnserver.
Long ('oiiKiii'.nii al inn
'A' responlent sends us M
week a coniuiunti'it-...n eios-lv writ
U n ?n a Y-'
f paper, which by ae-
'
bv tivt
lurement, is t ig.it fe-t lone
inches w i le. 1 le c ills it it
short o mru'.iuicat ion. ( 1 reetisbor o
North State.
Hud the Fever. j
Colonel John A. MePonal-1 yes-:
ti r lay received a letter from his son, !
Walter M.-Pona'd, who has been
living in Memphis for sonic years, j
stating that he bad b -en down with
the yellow f -v, r for tlf;e-n .lavs. Ib
is improving some an i it is Impe l
he will recover. K doiid. News,
'i'olmrro Fiirtories
There is a move on f vt in Ore. n--bnro
to erect a half dozen tobacco
factories, to be rented when oomph t
etl to the highest hi hi er. Tho C.b-j-ct
in vi.-w is to offer f i.-ilit'es for
the mannf ictiiiv of tobiccoat that
pnitit and mt to reali.o money out
of the investment.-- Oharlotte O'oser-!
V'T.
Killed hy Fntloti (Jiii.
Mr. N.th-i'i F.ro.'dc'i, nn enter
prising citiz n of Wavne county, a
broth-r of i-x ( I lveru ir Cards H.
lirogdeii, while gituiing r-ittou last
Thiit-sliy, had his arm severed from'
his holy by the yiu saws, which
eau-e.l I'.i'U to bleed s inueli that he
b.-.l in ah nit twenty-four h"Ul'i.
(b.hlshoro' M-ss-neer.
Healthy ramily.
There i-t au nl 1 gnitloman nn.l his
wife in Join's ctiunfy with a goo I
b-m'thv family record. Mr. John
Heath was born in bsil-t i.i- wif- in'
IT'.IS. They raised 1 1 children, have
had '.IS grand children It! of whom
are married. Tiny have lived nil
th. ir lives it. Tuck. ihop ( u t r part
of J utes nn.l have never taken hut
medicine
Kinsto'i .lotirnal. i
C . on the Kith in-t , says:
''The crops in Richmond comity,
except the 0"tt'n crop, nr.' turning,
out. well. The weather is very drv;!
s.e no of th" farmers below Rocking-
n have had to haul their water,
wells nn 1 springs having dried lip."
-
I'lviiie AvliHll.
At a meeting last wefk of the Jn-
rectors of tho Insane At-x lum the
have been ret. owed since ttiat. lime.
It. & A. A. L. U.K.
At a late meeting of the Stock
holders of the Ualeigh nnd
U"Usta
Air - Iiine H. 11. Company, the report
0f t!H. Superintendent states:
t.. ii. r,,,,,.),,,, iii-mtlia end nr
. 7 ... . .. ., . . . "
were
.,,.,,';,.1, i-,si , i'- li-isiiienrrers 5f'7 -
,;;p,.(i,3-' niails tl,l"'i 'M; niiscella-
. ..i m m c.o to
n. of,. . ,-... ... - -
io 'f., ,,., -M- is" tii) .il
i,..ivii;.' a balance of (iio.f.T. For
, c,,m.s,, iui;, mouths a year ago
. . . ", imi'i .l....
Z iAmn: '
XE W ADYEUTISEMKN IS.
REMOVAL.
CHRISTOPHERS & SORRELL,
WHOLESALE UHOCEltS
j AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HAST MAUKCT, Wll.MINlililN hllli:ET,
1Cul ii It, IN. t
u ..r.t.'i t.i liett.-rii-t'..iuni.i.lali.itiiriLti'iivlvlHri;o
hii-1 in.-n-iisinij ir.nle. .. Iniv.- i.-a-..-. i..- ,-i i..-ni..f I
y.-.n-s. tin- si.in-i.Mirt Si..ri- ll.m.,i-.-ii W lliiiliiiuii S;., !
n-.i-li'ly mvii.l...l l.y li V. ,I,.i h K C,,., u wliicli j
wii Mill li.-.-i ii H I.L STOCK "I
Pilots, Shoes, Pugging and Ties, ;
Snutl, 1 obaceo. Sole ami I pper
Leather, Fish, Molasses
all grades Pulk Meat
N. C. Paeon, Ac., Ac.
-'V Ifuve lo Acrive:
I'M Sa.-'is M.n-.'rill k W,.r:liiiic:.m Kiilt,
1.I.KI llll-ll' U .-. !l..ll l II..II.-.1 M.-Hl,
1 "M liti-h.-H lil.i.-k .-m l Whit,- o.-i's,
lim.ilin-h. li. Whii.-au.l Mix.-a e..ni-.-ill ..f wlil -h
will I a.-f.-l i.ew I.. Hi.- .rn le, mi l Hi.- iiuiilie
K'-iieriilly. "ii iiniv.-il.
We ills., tun.- iii -Intl.-. f..i- Imn-lllin; nn.l nimliii:
c.iii-.ii, i.i On. n,-tii ..r wia.-ii we will en.1 ..in-.i-..ni'i
niti.itl..ii. an.l iniiko lll.i-1-iil ii.lviiiu-i's lo
it-.-t u isliluj; in sii.i-i-.
Tho Pearl Shirt !
inaniif.i-ni,-.-ri.-f lli" Clt'.lU. sltlltT ..-ti-e
l.y IliU m.-ili-a I.. Uiiiiik Hi.- eiilili.-li.-Ui.-lr.-i'.rc-
jn,,.t.r,,l.,y w,,, , .
I .-..uUlinal iv villi ..t t.-sllm .l.ialM "l KC.WlL'U .11
j weu ih.- winie.
'rii.-stan.iar.l ..r nrc.-t-t.tl. fit aii'l v..rkinfitilil.
i .! I..- nt ri'-tiy ni!ilii:aln,-.. i.n.t in a-iaill-t. I..1.U1.
(.-I- i'lipr-.v.-ai.-ii'. h.r.!..i'..t.- itui.le. tin. I-r.UU.
Slili:T will ii . I..- ICi. l a- r liu- :r-.iit, lints
tiii ilii-ui .-.Oil n-.-.r --Inral'l.-.
it.- !
- . i:i.ku i -
,ple and Fancy iVv (l,,,k No-
otis, llo-a-rv, iliml M i.le Pilots
.,,.1 SI,.-; ;. 1I.I......1 l!,..lv.
.Mat!
Chimin;.
liat.-ii.-li, N.o.
White Goods !
: White Piipics, Striped, Fi-ured, and
C'heekeil,
SOMt-TIIINil SIltCIM..
STATIN MM LACS PIQII f, '
- 1 1 J
Very Pr. -tt v and Very ('heap.
Mll'l' KIM, II N AINsO.il.S.
tS')FT FIMS5I
That t'aiini
li.- ) I wii't. -.1 lor i"
oimt-j-
iu tlin innrh-i
A .'I II. link or
Hit M.. 'lis. l-'l.wir Clntlis. Tnwe's. t! .vw
ll.mirrv. Mills, Ccltirt'd Tiilile Iniiia-k.
A (IliKCr UMti.MN IN
ilt-'l" ! t'.-tlnn at S,. liv lli.. Piero,
i.l an Flint of Lilian or l.iiis.iiei..
F.ilgiugs, insert ion ami
LiU'l'e
set:, i i.itv w i rn i,
I'FUTHSiUKH LAWNS, i CTS.
d.rsfls! C irm tH! Cersets !
DRKSS (SOODS! DRESS COOPS! '
(i'e to $.r,:) a yard.
YKA l!i i. X, PK ITV A .TOXKS, ,
All L N'l'S roll i
Chirks Mile Kud Spool Cotton,
j to tt i;i. ieh, x c.
i
1. 1 m i si,
15.'it,'gs Hail. ling, Ualeitfli, N. O.
lARMAltE.
M Jil M MATERIAL,
lll.l.Nt'S,
TAINTS,
vim;. iv-t.t.A-
BolliiiT,
pes,
I'MK.NT,
I'l. AST!
A X I
r.iiLi. Grrxias.
1 1 irreijioiKicuO" Mticitcl.
der I lint
W. ('. A. A. H.SIi'nnaoh, (iriv ors.
No. I, IXveHeiiiio, No. 4
Vi u t in atnl No. M arkot
S'.i;!:'o,I!aleigh,N.C.,
OIT.T e. th" .rii'l- I'.-ilay, nl lii.-Mc .,rl.-...vti-...
vi:
(.".imi j;,- rim . 'hv an.l ei-.-.-.-r Itav,
I. i,.oi I'.iiIkH c. 11. si.i.-s.
7.m l.u wiiitc an I Yellow Crn,
4.n I. ii- Wnll" I1..H.-I Meal.
y.Ni iii.i r.Kira aii'l I'.unlly Fl.-ttr.
2,.i.i.l t;a;- Sa-.i. an.l M"la
l.m I.I.I-. H.-ri-iii. Ma -ker.-l a'i-1 Milt!
S.ivt-i His lHm.1" .-I Hams,
Ir, nut ii.. sue. snitr an.l Unm.
lo." 1 1' . iv-,.ti, Vel..w hiwnr,
am n -kltm isnv.i.-rs.
rii...i' M.-.-sliia orata;. ,
F.x'ra l'alenii.. an t M -aia T..-!ii..iifi,
II. -..I an.l V.-IU.w Han-ni t-.,
Kr.-lt -.ara--.t'i C annls,
N. , Tui l.l-.il 1'riii.i-x.
I it .;.-. lv..!i. ill Vlvles.
t h .1.-.- -i,:ra- Ctimtr-s
MKt an I -i;.iu l'l.-kl. i.
!'H4ll-li .-.l. I At ..-i-i. aii I'tt-.n-.f li..v.
I..O.- I T"ie!ii". liek.-y nn.l I'.i.-k.
.iiH.ct.-l att-t l..t: tie ( a--up-, im-t s.
See .!i-1. Hi-"i:ii.fc- alio cl.. i etui; II.-. :.
tin. t. i
''fait nn H air.
.1 IkoiiestleOaiii ,
.. 'rai'l..'-!, atel l aritia.
le-1 an I i i-11-.lu-.l wii.-at.
Klei". ll..tir an.) C"rti star, h.
Nel-i.li H C.. li.-lailli.
1-iieerlal (itaimni.v Mill
. F.h.,.
Cann.-.l I'le Iruli
' '"' '"l":" ""'l '.
1,1 .1,-111.-4.
li'ip !" i anTAim'-i'i. a'ii''.Mi'iiii'r.N,
!!.-.
r me nit" -i iMi.'.r.e.i an-i .1
! i. r..-ini C Igar.s,
r.nuiiu: i.. i.t-i-e ('-..ra si j.-.ty,
7 - e i'-r 'lu.'!',! tm:ll 'Z' V't'r'rr-
w. . ,lnv,,,,.. , ,..,. r P..v ,.
' 'ri' ... ' : .. f.. f7"l . '
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
w. 1 1 1 1 mm
llnvn tin-(.lensure nf nuidn auii.hiu'Iiik lo 0.
. ill. lit- lluii iln-y m i. r-. eU Inc an iniuituii.ly liu't;4
uiitl tUtiu.-Uvu stuck el' all kln.U of
DIIY GOODS!
MKN 'S WKAU!
Huts, Knots, (hitters, Shoos,
HansefiirflisMi Goofls, Carpets,
j Tho Dross (Joods Pepai tment
I Mill .i iipplli.l wliu fa.-.lil'.iml.ii iniilei lalH nm)
tin- very l.ti.-M sil.- mi l ii.ivclil.-M, iviitslaiiug ir.
lai t ..i ii.c i.iiti.w iit ; '
Dross
Goods.
OH. MILS
Cain. -I'm Hair,
M le CI. .Ill,
l'. l-.-lail t'-r.l,
Cal.l.-l ..r.l,
ri.-tt.-lt e.tr.l,
(ii-ii il'nrnMV,
K.'.h!l .-, '
l',.-..-k
i,.r.l.'fiit,
I'lum,
T k.-,
(iarnet,
"live,
f lui-lii.',
I.l'..ll7.e,
Lli'., clr.
A I'm iir
IIih.
A.iii.t .1.- el.
(Mi In.
Mel-Ill.
Mar...,
M:.ny lull .no iteslfjns ill X.iVt ltkB,.
The Ti iiiiiiiing Popart meiif
lias r Ive 1 unusual ait. -lit I. ti. iMiil.rarlnc Vi-lvi-is,
Sjitln siri..-s. I'.-IOiik. -.t-.-a...x. M.nr.. SIIUs. W..i-,.i.-
l mi l suit s-ii.-s, in i-mi.r"l.li-iy,t.wili.-rw III,
a tu.-i;.-tillt ''iit ik.K..rt ul ..I tllill..ns, ll.-inl, Hnstli.,
Willi.w an I 'I i,-n 111.- I'i-Ihi;. M. We .-an p-t ii. a
lire-.-, aii'i Ti iiiimins in n. at iy all i-iti!iiiiati.i.H,
111 111".-: il.-Mra! i" slyli-K ali-t In i; I lat.le, all. I llin
tnaliy su..-i i..r tn...ti-i.- an.l .It. ssiu:il,.-rs ..f i.m-i-liy
. in .in.. Hi fit.- .-.Iia. nn.l nyiiinieii-y t.i llm
mat. rial?- In as Mtx I.- aii-1 ai as l..tv ..rit-t-H iti.
villi In- .l.'iit In u.iy lalil..nal l.' 1 1 v .
W. II. .V li. S. TI'CKr.ll.
Our Carpet Popart incut
I- run -r i-h..i.-,
Otil"k ?-ai.-H,
. i-altfriis tiu-1 lt-
-in-ill i-r.-it;?..
U at. .. '..-.-. i.ri.v
h".j:i urn
at. Icli. X. C.
h Largest in lis State :
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS,
i mi
" XXZtS,V '
Alfret Wllliani ft Co'i
BOOK STORE,
i!.i i:tiii, c.
.in i'i-,v a e. i.nn:
1-S i ll t,
:..ii...-u- Cicil"
m-s t.- t"-t.-l:.'!. an.l M.-r.-liants
u.' it .-., . a a..'H.'a'l"ii. .Vlilrt-.-s,
Al.Vt.KliWII.I.IXMS.v CO..
II.. ll.-i- an.l Sun ..hi.i.
ll.il. lUli, X. C.
.-.ls am
ATTENTION,
na a P. r-n"1 !
Ms,8ii3 Giraors!
Ui Oj bill.
ll.ivlm; tn.. v.-1 In:., my Ni:W sToliEmi WlliniiiK
I. .ii Si reel, iniu- Martin, wl.t-n-1 liao- latter tHi-lll-lt.
t-r f.-r.liii; my ..l-l li l.-ii-l, tui-l ttie j..l .i..
..I.-..ft haO.am, I m 111 l.- gla.l t" liavti Until VHlt
an I iv nn . ttlu-ii tin y c tia-1.. Hal. Ilt.
as sixi.r.i: of cori'ox.
I tiiak.' I In-Mil.-.. f tl.c siail.- a l'ti.I.TV, nn.l "ll
li .-..ti--ttitn,-iitrt, att-t ii..-n any (mII..h Hl-n-.l wlUi
III.-. I Will llllik" l.ll.illM. CAM! mvis. -is lew into.
.-t .nu-r.-t an. I Mtuitl i-harp- f. .r st.-riiiri'.
I Hvr tSST.it kANIi .MIIUVlM.i:
1-n.l l.iiii.lli-s N.-w Arr-w TI,--,
Iiiii iI1-iiS.ii.-, .i Vi.-.-all Arr -w l.ii.-kte,
3H.i y.-ir.ts n.i..-liii: ln.lv.- ati l till..!.- i-..lh,
:.it.i p.tiii.N lianti'S I ti ii!.'.
I."'.' yaiil 111..- Itiin.l.-e I'.a-liii! f-r lint Mivtt4
--AI.SV A I'l'Lt. s l'.H 'K of
Hulk Meat, Molasses, Sugar, CefTee,
Meiil. Corn, Ae., Ac,
At.!. ..f whl -I. 1 will a tij.u iu i.ir.L'ii.vi. ar. it
u van he 1-a I A.wwiejitL.
J. J. THOMAS,
N... t', W iltiili:..n Strwl,
Htitf-js tut ia:.-u;i, n. c.
7yy crry ,"'"?' v-:';?eTT"'ryn'K irw
C. WALKER HANKS,
JULIUS LEWIS & CO.,
-ITAI.KIIS IX
HARDWARE
ol
KVKKY liKSfKIPTIOX.
Sash,
DonUS,
ANi
Rl.JNDS.
apn ana Bisy Materia,
Lout her ami ifnhhcr Holt ing,
raints, Oils, Ac.
Largest Stock iu No. Ca.
jr-tl-tiin
HI. T. MORRIS & CO.,
iIJOC'i;iJ ail
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Raleigh, W. C.
n.ir Ac.vvs tun
1 .-ca. ".-.. tluaiti. an.l luai.gt' Mlxturo,
S:.. new, ill e..lt..ii CI..W,
Atlas -..w.
l iaiin. t. Ir.. II. 're II"o an.l Ir..n nt' C utilvau.r
v.- have In Hl.'i-t- att-l t. ai-rlve
4ml llu.liel!. Well.' llxllcl Meal.
J.-. ls.l I, Int. Hulk Clear ltll. Sl.l.-s,
..KM llll.-lieli Wl.ltl' I.U.I MiX. tl Ceril,
ibHI UlisheU H.-..I SIM..I UaH.
.tiiti Sack. an.l lKirrt-U Fuintty nn.l Fxtra Flt.i
4.1 liarrels supir- Willie ami V.II..W,
nr. Iiai's c..rr.-i-.,
:l Chi-; l'a li- M 'isf x N'vw Cr... Culm,
(,-tt- Orleans alt-1 Suu'iir H.-usr Syrti..
IiniSa.-k- tar!ialls l.ivi-r.MM.i I'im- Siilt,
j". Carrel liirly Uw li.tali.i-s,
lei-ii na'- l,anu..-.vul.iuii4.i.
' ii..vs s. in.
l l h. -I. ...I'.s.
An" "Hi. I nilt n. cesnary to makp up (j,
i...-k.
All
r ti..
r "it
l.lH.Vf ...U IVe v.lll wll -lli-a f...
:l'ti", well .i.-'.-uetyry !irraiigi-iu-.i.ljt-r-l.rs,
Him
W " lite l;e..-.-lIulty,
ibcl'i-iHU