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tU -in- - mi. AW ACT 1, IBTU TM UATtOB or TO Tkt Centred Jmmtf j North OmreUmmmmattr flirt If- ' That the OonnbHoa en of OtMlil thaw, have power, (a uuoritr f each Ooumiesioaere who .re duly qe.d Mag present,) to Mtabliah, altar, dlaoontioae or eraata ao laaaraai place of eleotloo ia their laaaaaHf ooutiaa at from t time they nay deem eipedeint giving thirty dart notioe thereof, by edrefthwaMitt In some publio joar net, if there W M It their aaaa tv, ia three public placet, and at the Ooart Hooaa n their eounty. Tee. 8. The Beeretarv of State shall prior to the teeth day of September next, praeiia for sad forward to the floainhaiiaaart af Counties, toitable yeratratioo boeke far each ejection u -----.a fa, tba Laau ufwiW i saBBeawwwBBmBmi aaw iwe Lerof tha hlaak forma of oatha, pre .cribed by Artiek VI, aaotion A, of itbe Oaaatitatioa. Bee. S. ia aae tire Ooanlaaloaara of Ooaotiea ahall not reeeire, on or before the I rat day of October aezt, a tafflcieat number of registration books aad blank forme of oatha, at bora preteribed, they ahall provide ihemtelvet with tha tame at tha ait settee of the State. Sec I. The Commiesionert of Coon ties, or, in oaea no Oouimittioaare ahall hare qualified, tha Governor, thall, on or before tha fifth day of Oetobor next, aelect one Justice of the Paaoo for each election precinct in tbair counties, who ahall act at Registrar of voter for inch precinct. Ha ahall ha famished with a regit -t ration book and blank form of oath, and ahall at timet, from the fifteenth day of October next until the day of the next Presidential election, receive and regitter tach qualified voters as may offer, administering the oath provided by tha fourth aaotion of the sixth article of tha Constitution, to which oath ha thall require each dec or toeubeeribe previous to register) ing hit name in the regiatration book. it aaa ...... a .. . lie snail receive a tee 01 ne cem for each voter registered, to bo paid out of the County Treasury. Sao. 0. The County Commissioners, or, ia case ao Commissioners, thall have qualified for their respective pre cincts, (counties.) the Governor, shall, on or before the twentieth day pi October next, appoint two electors in etch precinct, who shall, with the I Registrar, be judgea of elections at the next entiling Presidential election aad shell, fifteen daya previous there to, appoint ana Justice of the Peace and two electors in each precinct at judges of eleelioaa for every ensuing jMtie, tjouniv anu municipal elec tion. The judges of election shall attend at the places for which they are aevereJIy appointed, on the day of election, and ahall be awora by the sheriff, or, in hit absence, by aome Justice of the Peace or other officer at'boriaad to administer e peh, Jo conduct tha electiow fairly i add im partially, according; to tha Constitu Hon and la we of the State; and in default of acting, shall be nitty of isisdemetoor, Saeh jadgaa, in addi iioa to the no vers conferred anon thtm by this act, shall have all the power and duties heretofore vetted ia inspector of elections, not (aeon Meat therewith, and be tubjeet to U AT McGOh'- xtttttm m., m l . w to tach voter, ander h i aiintnr certificate of registration, ttating the county ana preoinet in wbieh eueb vote thall be registered, and ahall make aa trttry of taeh certificate againat the name of tech rater on the recietraiion book. Upon each aar tifieato of registration inch elector may rota in any precinct in bit coun ty, without former reeiarrajion boa. 11. Upon reeiving such vote, of their skin, h auered the (tile Tkt Negro JlaJioal FUiforvi in Lou itiana JnoendimrUm . Mew Orleans, Sept. l'inelibeek. the asalaUo, recently installed in place of Jaw all (Dem.,) ss Senator from Orleans, rate to reply Ui a newspaper paraananh ooo- oernfng him to day. After charging the people of New Orleans with murdering aad aambVttlag a ditposltioa to murder mr weir political opinion, and l be the i ad gee of election shall fold tuch oarttneato of regtatratioa with tha ballot of the elector offeiinsr to vote t as . - toareoDon and denoalt it in ih K.I lot bos. W. Bee. IS. All aete and tectiont of eta, ordlaaatst aad sections of ordi nance, H aoafllct herewith are here by repealed. Baa. 4 Thia act ahall ha in from aad after it ratification. Katified the 84th day of a. d., im. 7 Tkt Bacno i, ii AN ACT aa Act entitled "An acttopro- of the by the teg: "I sraat to toil them to beware. I want to tell theas they have nearly reach ed the end of thair string. Tha next out rage of the kind which they commit will be the signal far the dawn el reflation a retribution of whirh they have not dreamed, a signal that will taaae 10,000 torches to be applied to thia city. For patients will then have ceased to be avir tue, and this city will be reduced to ask as He was here called to order, bat pre- . . . . . . I.. eeooea to reiterate bis threat, adding a no IrtWioo to the Democratic party that they (the astro ai) proposed to take the their owa hand in future, aad to have a peaea af they here to PUBLIC XBETIK NAUG1ILYS A meeting of a portion of the Desae cvaU and Conservative of Bewaa was held at McCoaaeagbey's Store on the 4th of Sept-, hut-, for the purpose of or gaaishuj a Seymour and Blair Club. 1 k The following genii ansa were elected officers of the club, via : Dr. M. A. Locks, President; Dr. Joseph IfcConnaaghey, Vice President, and Dr. . Moiiaon, See- retary. On motion the following gentlemen were appointed a committee to draft rsa stations for the consideration of the meeting, via Dr. M A. Locks, Dr. X. Meknea an. MaJ. N. P. Ball The committee reported the hUewiag e aad resolatioos which were rrma Ua MMwoShI WafaMrh IMPORTANT OOKRE6PONDKNCK. KOSBW-1 oamfsau caaaa aib kobbbt See. C, E very mala paraoa bom In the Uaitad Stataa, awd any amis par sou who has beea aatardiaad, twaaty- who ahall one year old or have maided in tha aad thirty dare la theeoe twelve ahall nty in which be entitled to cegistrtirm apon application. See. 7. Except in case provided for ia aaation hjw. jafJ.J,m person thall he allowed to vote at eny election unless hit name shall be found upon the registration books of the precinct in which ha offer to Tte, unless he ahall lake and sub tribe the following owth : "I, do solemnly swear for attirmt that I I "ill siiutiort and maintain the Con itittionand lawsot thel'nited States, the Conatitntion and lawt ot 'rth Carolina not inconsistent there- w'th ; that I have boetj a resident in be State of North Carolina tor twelve motba. and in the comity for thirty dart, and that I Wve neither registered nor voted Pines thia election in any other pre- pnet. Such person having taken i oath thall tbereupen be register- d. Sec. 8. It thall be the duty of the "dge of elections to keep the regis- sitou boogs for their precinct at tbe "os af holding the election during Be day of tuoli election, aud to regis er therein the naata of any legal eo- first administering the oath at Kovided in the last section, before, mnsr the vote of any e lector not . ionaiy registered. Immediately after any elec 'Judges of election thall de- regisi ration ooon tor rneir precinato with the Ifeguter tntlet. the duty of the lovember .of elee Id That the Jessies by the to act as Herts trar of A I .1. .. . . . on m we nana seeuoa ot aa act eaUUed "An Act to provide for the Reriatrmtion of Voters," shall make oat two copies of the original registration book for the pur hereinafter mentioned : which said copies, when certified to ha I h the Registrar, shall have all the legal force and effect of the original registration book. net- S. 1 bat the County Commission ers, or. In case no Commiae toner shall have qualified, the Governor, thall. ou or be fore tbe 20th of October next, anooint six .t- aa . . err collectors at each precinct who shall, with toe Kegistrar. be judges of election at tbe nest ensuing Presidential election i and the sail six electors shall take tbe place of the electors provided for in tbe filth section of the said set and shsll i-rform all the duties which have been conferred upon them. Sec.1. Itshallbethedutv of the iiidres proyiacu lor in the preceding section to provide at least three separate ballot box es on the day ol the election at their pre cinets for the convenience of voters, and at many aore botes as they may think necessary. Two judges shall preside at each ol the three ballot-botcs, and if majority of the judges think more hoses necessary, they shall appoint twoadditinn al jndgea for each additional box. Tbe Hegistrar shall assist at all the boxes. See. 4 The Registrar of voters shall famish tbe origiusT registration book and tbe two copies hereinafter provided for. to the judges of the election in the precinct for which be is appointed ; he shall fur nish one copy to the judges of each of the urea boxes, and tf there be snore than three boxes, he ahull furnish one addition al copy for each additional box. Sec. 5. Tbe Registrar shall receive one cent for each name copied from the origi nal registration book. . Sec. 6, Aay person who shall, with la teat to commit a fraud, vote mors than one time, shall be gnilty of a misdemean or, and, on c inviction, shall be imprison ed not less than six nor more than twelve months, er fined not leas than one ban- 4rd nor asor than fivt hundred dollar it the discretion of the Court ; aad aay registrar of voters or aay clerk or copyist who shall make any entry or copy with intent to commit a fraud shall be liable to the same penalty. See. 7. No registered voter shall b challenged on tbe day of election, bat those offering to register on the day of fuiAfl mav ha rhall(nwl . nti ,nrv ill i.T...L u " joyrrror pvtei'ii apuiTiiix a it s v tc ivu ativn wioio mt3 election may be challenged at that time Sa tike manner. See. 8. AH acta inconsistent with the provisions of this act art hereby From Washington. Washington, September a. The debt it for tbe month of August rill Whbbbab, The present toadlttoa of ear aoaatrv ia Beak, that w deem it the duty of every awed ei opinions ia aa unequivocal gnat issues that are el the ec country ; a to declare, his asaaacrfortbe Olob show over 110,000,000 increase. Aosapervieorsof Internal Revenue will be commissioned shortly. Rollins aad Met'ulloch had another conference to-day, but agreed to disagree. Commissioner Rollins proposes to leave for the North early nest week. Geo. (i rant's brother-in-law, Mr. Dent, arrived here (his morning. He states that Grant will remain at tbe West till the last of f ictober. - Five of tha aew supervisors nominated by Commissioner Rollins are James R. West, for Missisaippi, Louisiana, and Ar kansas Lffc T. l'auerson, for leuutsssee ; . ,,. mnA mnnoHtr of both races Jno. .(Vainer, for North aod South Cam- Resobed, That unprincipled ad ventur ing ; Mr. J. Safford, for Alabama, Geor- era and unscrupulous demagogues, through gia, and Florida ; and Tboa. R. Laird, for i thc .M -f ,cct societies, and by other in 3 war . t s . . - irgtuia ana rrest irginia. corrupt means for their ar . 0 a- rat a a n.n.oKion, -ep.. a j no orcrewrj merely, and reranileaa Rttolvei. I'hat we approve of the nom ination of Horatio Seymour aad Francis P. Blair at candidates for President and Vice President of the Uaitad States, aad we hereby pledge them ear most hearty support. Reeoltrd, That tbe industrial interest of tho white and colored people throughout the Sooth are identical, and that all pub lie measures which tend to effect those of the former, must in like manner, effect those of tbe latter. JUtolved, That the white people of North Carolina have always acted on the foregoing principles, and have, besides, always been disposed to extend to the . . . . a. M l . . e .lured people all social ana political righta compatible with tbe harmony, aafe- Waabiatoa, September 4.-Tbe pon den oa Between Oeneral aud Otaerel Robert K. Lee will be pah fished to-morrow. Oeneral Roseerana commences hit let ter aa foltowa: "Pull of sotieitade fur the of our eo an try, I come wtth Bty hi my hand to learn tbe eonditWu, aad into Unas of the sepia of the Isathsrn Stoles, and especially to obtain the eeitlasents of that body ol brave, en ergetic, and self nacrificing men who, af ter sastaining the Confederacy for four year, lahl down their areas aad swore al ligiaasi to tbe Uaitad Stataa, whose trus ted aad beloved leader yea have been " General Roeeucnuis' letter it quite long. The following I eratBaL lib t aarLt. Warn ScLrnoa Sraivea, ( WtST VlBOHU, Aug. S6, 1868. J OeneraJ : I have had the honor to re- earve year letter of thia date, aad fa as- South Carolina t Wa. J. Robert sou, Virginia ; Joseph R. Andereon, Virginia; Win. T. Taraer, West Vir ginia j C. if. Snbee, South Carolina; K. Pontoine, Virginia ; John Leather, Virginia; . O. A dams, M iaaiaaippi ; W. J. Green, North Carolina; Lewi K. llorvie, Virginia ; P. V. Daniel, Jr., Virginia; W. T. Soutberlln, VirginU ; A. B. Jones, Louiaiana; Tontant Beau regard, Texas ; M. O. H. Norton, Leu huana; T. P. Branch, Georgia ; H. T.I Resaell. Oeorgia; Saml. J. Dmsgiea Florida ; Jeremiah Morton, Virginia JohnB. Baldwin, Geo. W. Boiling, Theodore Ploaraoy, James Lyons, Vir ginia. r Gen. W. It. Roeeucrant, Minister to Mexico, White Sulphur Spring, Va, LATEST NEWS, atV From Waehington. IVtish tisft on. ftcpt. 0a s . Mmmmmm J. Kiaa hat been aamntatod Iaoa Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, vice a u. pended in the Fourth North I District. McCulioch and ftattltm taaeahstisa over Revenue to-day only tSSL S la rjuraaa taattisna-y er baa forbidden Ike saw ' Inspector af Rollins had with a number of gentlemen from the South, in whose judgment I have fided, and woo are well acquainted with the public sentiment of their respec tive Biases, i aey nave ainmy eeaaeat- j i wvcSsd by eo to uniie wua me m replying ta roar w rritgtoas stlfaai tSuy waM(lUa no ...I I l.oi. awU aawill lu. I " W f nana aswns. aaaew aaaurat nnure s w it l is I !. ('kanaavw ia m a a a.a . a . . emmmummj -rB on ' loaao, wua my owe, appended to us an cjdmr tbe j ot .p, eap- a mrmm With .kla ... .. .rln w. nJ.nA l . . . . I . . . to give believe to be the sentiment of the regard to the , for politi- kind. J rr ----- eld inr the ease of post om Ttimir cap With thia explanation we proceed , tara k- Florist and sold in Europe you t candid atatomeat of w hat he and aenl to Canada for sale, and ultimate ly seised by tbe Kuited Sutea, declare that all United State properly, captured by the Confederate daring the war, .no matter where found or by whom held, is the property of the tainted 'States. South Sllhjeel tO em people in which you refer. Whatever opinion may have prevailed in the past in regard to African alavery or tbe right of a State to accede from the l nion, we bchevo we express the almost unanimous judgment of the Southern peo ple when we declare that they consider JUneuof Et-President Pierce. Concord, N. IL, Sept. 8, M Ex-Pret- of War. perplexed by conflicting legi.la- , colored race, have succeeded to a la tmn, has asked the Attorney General , menuble extent, ia alienating the minds advice about paying Southern claim n ,,f t. 1, fnm their trae and tried ffle in tbe War Office growing out of the( fnenj, lhe 0d ejtiaen of the Slate. tUWJ W I" ., tl- J 'l I !-L that these questions were decided by tbe I eul 1 ,rrec " "ffu.y sum. war-, and that it h their intention in good I faith to abide by that decision. I From South Carolina Legislature. Al the close of the war the southern I ..i Li. a . a i u aamn . -mn.nr i-i-.-jj . . j...: " oinmoia, oepi. o, r. re hums, ,", f rP,c ' w" ,nr,r " "Q "P"" one of the recently elected Circuit Jud?e, wwaw- I' -Mill' SUUII ILTItinr I-tllMS7 Willi I lie WHAT THE PRESIDENT SATS. -A STANDING ARMY OF PAJD TBOOrS IN AMY STATE, UNLESS CALLED FOR AND CONTROLLED BY FEDERAL AUTHORITY, k BEPUONANT TO THE CONSTJTClSaN AND LAWS. ANJJ EVERY POWER OK TUE OOVERNMENT WILL BE USED TO PfJT DOWN STAMP ING ARMIES Of TROOI'S IN- S1ATE8." - Ia thai Gouty, Aag. H, 1868, ky Bow. Saml. Relhresh, Mr. Oeorft W. Mc Carnee aad Miaa Crieea Vanderbarg. At tbe Regiater's Office, fat this thy, ess lb. 7ih lost., hy Rev. WaWam Umketh, Mr. Henry N. Leasly, fa that fcy, atl C At lite tf agister the Sth uastoaJL bv Rev. James A Raaaw to Miaa Mary A. Keller. A aaoal 13. 1SSS, by lev. laaaL Rothraoh. Mr. Maana Ovaarroa aad Mm CATruaajnt L. TaotTMAB. B. L. rU.wn.wssU SOU sf July at the rssitwaea of the tatsto, Mr. Ru W v ATT. aad Mia. Maljuqt Pna. al at M.C. SALISBURY MARKETS SKPTKMHER 10, 1868. ST 0. 1MB IB a ptrpoand, . . aavawaae, aar kwa,afS laa., Seal, baafe. SB rnpparu. ft CaaJleo. Tallaw. war. I bey aggregate 520,000,000 or S30,oo,oao. A habeae corpu in the ease of Madd, Arnold and Spongier has been refused. The Alabama Official Advertising. Montgomery, Ala. Sept. 5. -The late Legislature having empowered the Gov ernor to name one er more paper ia each Cnnarreasional district In do the State and legal advertising (no official ad vertia:ng to i by bad men, wbo moved and seduced Besotted, That there should be uo po litical antagonism between the two race ; I the while people of North Carolina cheer fully concede to the colored people, t tie same rights of personal security, personal liberty, and private property which they claim for themselves. And that we warn the colored people against being ted into armed organisations nnder the name of a police force or any other name designed py be valid if inserted in any paper not nsm ed by him), Governor Smith ha designa ted all the papers in the Htate, so the pro bate judges aud sheriffs can advertise in any paper they choose. See. t. The Secretary of Stale furnish a printed copy of thia to the Com- issioner or eten county. See. 10. This act shall be in force from d after it passage. Ratified the 24th day of Anguat, A. D 1808. (Signed,) JOS. W. HOLDER, aajpHMttaylF 4y MswQttSt jtpf9CW4tittt0 TOD. R. CALDWELL. President of tkt 8enate. Stats or North Caromxa, Office Seeretarftf State. Raleigh, Aug. Z8th 1868 I, Henry J. Menningor, Secretary State, hereby certify tliut the foregoing true copy of the original act on file tie office. . H. JyMENNINuKR, Secretary of State. FROM GEORGIA. Atmm a, Sept. 5. The Sen ate took up the hill fur the relief of rlehtors and the adjustment of (h lits on principles of equity. Af ter long discussion, the bill passed by a vole ot eighteen to seven teen. A resolution was offered, but not noted upon, declaring necroes ineligible to any and all offices in the State, and that all offices of i thc State now filled by negroes be dec bred vacant by reason of their ineligibility, and that the be directed to hare such offices filled in compliance with the code of Georgia. The Governor and other com- misMoning authorities of the State are instructed to refuse commix- sione to all persona of color that have been or may be' elected to any office in this State, until the Supreme Court of Georgia has declared eligibility of colored persons. the instigation of the devil, and fatally bent upon mischief, desire to inaugurate civil strife, whereby tbey may raise pre text for controlling, by force, thc ensuing elections in this State ; that whilat we are mnat anxiona to enltivate a spirit of har mony and good will, we must and will protect ourselves, that the safety of tbe colored people lie in peace, and we conn ael them against inaugurating a state of I thinga which must have deplorable re sults. Resolved, That for tbe parpote of car rying out, at far at in onr power lies, the foregoing resolutions, this meeting recora mend the formation of Seymour and Blair clubs in every Captain's District in tbe county ; and the appointment of commit ters composed of our best citizens for the special object of enlightening tbt colored people on the public QUSOtions of the day, and the formation of Seymour and Bhur eluba, composed of colored people where ever practicable. Resolved, That finally, wo will us every lawful means in our power to press all armed organisations and tbe people; that wa pledge ourselves to aid, by every assent In oar power, taeh efoar atlases friends STATES V1LLE FEMALE COL LEGE. Prof. E. F. Rockwell, has taken formal poitession of this institution of learning, and i busily engaged in ar ranging the College in the bett man ner lor the accommodation of young ladies thejenttting session, which will 1 begin tho 1st Monday tn heptomher. II the Assistants have been engaged with an eye ti their superior qualifi cation, and the moat nattering niduce- the public torn young ladies. loam that Mist Augusta, Ooort of the .Musical eaville Fe- tnenta; arc ofjWed larire attaaatBBBBBBBW' B 7 We-faTJ m A. B.W ifia. a i tm Unnim LttW m Mmnrnnt', m m.. i.H arauBBj aajaa e with veryTK t ions Iroru Raafl , aaBSksaaaal tasaaashi 'j si ni I Hn.t Mil .l t't . Lfl Baumci SlionrB ofS2,MJdB ears otic conies I rcomrnetida ilton, and nth n The Uf ' it for hist week skws of $49,000 ; in eireu a decrease in deposits tender f 1,773,000 '. ' . a . GEN. LITTLEFIELD AND THE NEGROES. We learn that Gen. Littlefield while here, last week, attending the Railroad meeting, made a io the negroes, in which he gave t hem some good advice. He i clil them that, if nnv one had promised them forty acres of land and a mule, they had been de ceived, and that the only way they would ever get anything would be to work for it, as all holiest people had to do. Ho ad- vised them to be sober, quiet and industrious Citizens, and to culti vate the friendship of ihe white people, among whom they had to live and who would be their best friends, and endcaver to educate their children. Gen. Littlefield, in politics, we believe, is a Radi cal, lint while here, he demeaned himself as a high-bred gentleman, and won the esteem of our citi zens who made his acquaintance American. at will sustain ua in carrying out the fore going resol utione, aad that we will appoint a committee of feve men whose duty it shall be to assist all colored eoaetrvaiivet in obtaining employment. The following gentlemen ware appoint ed tbe committee under tbe 7th resolution, via : Tho. L. Hyde, Julia A. Neely, Wm. A. Heeek, John M. Sloan and J. United States Government, their State conventions they slavery and annulled their ordinances of secession, and they returned to their peace ful pursuits with a sincere purpose to ful fil sll their duties under the Constitution of the United States which they bad sworn to protect. If their sction in these partic ulars had been mut in a spirit of frank ness and cordiality,, we believe that ere this old irritations would have pasted away, and the wounds inflicted by tbe war would have been, in a great measure, healed. As far as wo are advised the people of the South entertain no unfriend ly feeling towards tbe Government of thc United States ; but they complain that their rights under the Constitution arc withheld from them iu the administration thereof. The idea that the southern people are hostile to the negroes, and would oppress them if it were in their power to do so, is entirely unfounded. They have grown up in our midst, and we have been accus tomed from childhood to look upon them with kindness. The change in the rela tions of the two i.ices has wrought no change in our feeling towards them. They still constitute the important part of our laboring population. Without their labor the lands of the South would be compara tively unproductive. Without the em ployment which southern agriculture af fords tbey would be destitute of the means of subsistence, and become paupers, de pendent on pablic bounty. Self-interest, even it tnere were no higher motive, would, therefore, prompt the whites of the Souto to ei tend to the negroes care and protection. Tbe important fact that tbe two races are, under existing ctrcumstan to each other, it gradually leg apparent to both, and wo be lieve that hut for the influences exerted to peril in a romiiitiuirittinn in lliA Itvial. Through ture aVciinj,,,. the office. abolished I a I. ,11 emttova rn.rtm- In Am Ch.th.n, b e - - Railroad Company, of North Carolina, tn extend the rood to Columbia, patted the Senate, to-day. Two White Men Killed by a Negro -The Negro Caught and Hung. Angust. Ga., Sept. 8, P M It it ru mored, this evening, that a negro man killed two whites at Thompson, in Col umbia county, and that the citizens hung the negro immediately. .No particulars to tbe origin of the difficulty. t Cra. i Cuttoa, mr pound, 1 .ii n. Ml Luucli. Bag, per dvasa. rValbiTS, per dodbiI. 1. BCfflMk. ih, Msekeral, . 1. I. " t. t. Pratt, dried, applet pealed. imp lil, " " Paacbea, pealed, BBBtalttf Leather, upper, perpooad, MS, Iroa, bar, " eastings, Xails. cat, MolaMes, sorghos, per gal " waHlaST" " Byrua. " Onions, per bushel. I ork, per pound. Potatoes, Irish, per bushel, " Hwaet. Kagar. Br.m n. per pound. i aasMssSi " ruined Palaerfud' Halt, coast. par sack, , Liverpool, Table. Tobacco, Leaf, per pound. Manufactured, Smoking, tho Horrid. Philadelphia, Sept. 8, P. M. In Northern part of the city, a stranger quired the direction to a certain street. lire. Moran sent her daughter, -aged six years, to guide tbe stranger. 1 he girl was ftsnnd in a Unck fond violated, with arm dislocated, and several cute. The murderer is at large. eaecBBB. ..... I ss tO Mss as i.ajto i. as tstasssas 1.36 tJ 1 . WS an auio at ft sa uu It u is S.MH to 2. no It to Ift Tntmvtf ' 40 tO tO XU tof.tu rae.oo so to ts ., toi tol 4 00 to OS 10 Is It a to a es to 76 st ! at a to . in . a t w t to 7 .......... SO to to oo 1.1) I to 1.9U M to 78 I I ' 19 78 to 100 80 to 00 .. to to to i nrte to tt la 98 e.et u o.oo ,......... s.estat.oi ,.. D.MItoK.OO 08 to UO to to i. mi .....t... estoijuv - . i sar Markets. Now York, Sept. 8, M - Cotton heavy fullv t lower with better business. Soles of 1,500 bale at I ?;?or"-P",v'er' ff, Boil', Chlllian 88 eta. NEW AD V ERT1SEMKNTS. Trustee Sale of a Gold and Copper Mine. WILL be told at nublie tale, oa THURS DAY, October let. 1868, oa tbe premises, i Rowan county. N. C about tve miles from Salisbury, the LAND MACHINERY, ETC.. of the ROWAN GOLD AND COPPER MINING COMPANY, consisting of un bundled and eight acres of Land, Ave House. Corn Crib, Powder House, one EagiBe of Gold 1,44L new 74A. North Caroliuat, aid 75 stir up the passions of the negroes, tbe re- the proceedings ot ered to be publisbe the On ing were ordered to be published in the Watekmaa f Old North State. M. A. LOCKE, Pass. K. Moiuox. Sec-jf. A (,ii Anhu'kk. Last week htleiome pertpni were moving a liOtise in i lie upper p.art of our coun ty, Mr. J. H. Lewis, one ot llio Uad ical lenders ot that section, stepped up tn a negro who wat atundiug by looking on, and asked him why he wua not assisting. The negro replied that it wa a dangerous piece of woik, and asked who would take care of him if lie should he crippled. "1 will," says Jim Lewis, "let," says the negro, "you promised ine forty acre of lued and a mule to woik it lations of the two races would soon adjust themselves on a basis of mutual kindness and advantage. I I im -.. 1 1 ... . il.m. .Ann nT... U.,1,11, - MMW .tin. u v together with the people of the North and West, are, far obvious reasons, opposed to any system ol Itws which will place the political power of the country in the hands of the negro race. Bet this spring from no feeling of enmity, but front a deep-seated conviction that at present tbe negroes nave neither the intelligence nor other qualifications wham are neceaaa ry to make tnem sole depositories ol po litical power. They would inevitably be come the victims of demagogues Who, for selfish purposes, would mislead them, to the serious injury of the public The great want ef the South is peace. The people earnestly desire tranquility and the restoration of the Uuion. They deprecate disorder and excitement aa the most serious obstacles to their prosperity. 1 hey ask a restoration ol their rights un der the Constitution. Tbey desire relief from oppressive misrule. Above all, they .1 appeal to their countrvin-li lor the re-establishment in the Soutliern States of that which has justly been regarded as the birthright of every American the GENERAL FRANK BLAIR IN KANSAS IMMENSE MEET ING Lk a k.n woiiti i , Aug. 2. General Frank Blair addressed an immense meeting tliia evening. Hie speech Mills, two Drag Mill, one Shaking Table. one Buddie, three Rockers aad about UO feet of 10-inch Pipe, with privilege sat aha tenant to remove the erou. - Xjsste! . JOHN A THOMPSON. IW4HBJ Smith's WATER Patent THE undersigned having accepted tho was principal v devoted to the action wrency for the above named wheelJwould of the rad.eal uarlv in thn rconatrnr. call the attention, of the proprietors of Mills. lion of the Sooth, and the record of .'TvJ' "l1 "J w"wee uvriTej irvm MM n. M W WOTI nrpo99B for wkltsb m VaUtr a tT a. i a a' e - 1 uenerai urani. jso cJiargen mat me odaptodt to all Republicans, bavins loot confidence wheel i used. 1 in the while people of the country, nd the velocity of iu motioo, are i had restored to the SSpport ef tfcalj I1 mmU 1 black ; dial it wat from no love of I Z. JS - tne negro race ; mat tuey eniranciiit-r,i.to locolityBftNot afcetad by hack ed them, but only aa a scheme to water. It is simpU. ebeap aad aarrable. Oa maintain themselves in power. He of the wheels eaa k seea ia emrattoa as said he had nothins to aay airaintt Tatoas k. Co'. MUl ea Semh Ya4ki. Uenenu Urant personally j tbat hit Work.' River. "OssiJ. wan w i v , a. aam J.. bj military services woqld ever be r jaaal onn HnJtZZ mcuibered with pride, but that ainco whall I have ever vet mel.tSth: Tta whowl he had entered thc arena of politics,! costs from 15 to 275, hit acta, poli ticall y , were proper mai ten for uablic criticism ; that Grant had changed hit views on the subject of reconstruction, inconsistently hav ing at the close of the war urged the immediate admission of Senator and Representatives of the Southern For further , Davie tostoa. as a, da le Co., N.C Mm ARD T. HUTT. Sep, 40. IMS. ttw-36 B ANA WAY I i ANUART 38th 1866, my bound boy Das, States, chosen bv the people of those 00 August 26ta 1868, my bound girl Saint a, a. . . oil Sti let IAAA mv Iwuinil hnv J Afw h.uni.1 with, if I would join the Redstrings right of selt'-srovernment. Kstabllsh these and vote as you say, you tooled inejou a firm basis, and we can safely promise then Slid I believe Voa would fool 1 on behalf of the .Soulhero.ueoule that they will t ii: Mali v obey tlic IJunstlluti i ue again. Wentetn Sentinel. Uli lid Toin was put SS an old arid well known musical test at Dan bury, tVmn , Ust week. A pianist plavod an oriwnal . eomnotition, ajBd both linn is were playing at each end of the instrument he introduced his note in the centre of the piano. Tom played the piece immediately after him, even to the nose introduction, eonvujaiug the audience with sngh ler. jPrHt N-atkmiai DSbt Tht Wash ington Krcninq Kxpress proposes to "keep it before the people," that the pub lic debt has increased mare than one hun dred and fifty millions of dollars since the cl s( of the tear. This fart it proves by reference to the official ' statements of the Secretary of the Treasury, which show that on the 31st of March, 1865, the debt stood, ,366,077,S1, while en the 311 ftlly obey the Constitution aud lawa of the C'liited States, treat -'- negro with kindness and bumaiut)'. and fulfil every duty incumbent on peaceful CUiteos loyal to the constitution ot tie ir country V)'e believe the above contains a suc cinct reply to the general topics embraced in your letter, and we venture to say ou behalf of the Southern people and of the officers ami soldiers of the late Confederate army that tliej ivl'l concur iu all the aen tunente which wo have ei pi eased. Appreciating tho patriotic motives which Uel it U oH-,.n 9 .vt 5rtl iSO .17 According to this showing toe problem ot nave prompted your leiwr, anu rtjciuroca- i .. i.v t,.cr n ths. mimiiii Hpiit te vcrr mucii iinir vour ex iiressiun or Kinu rerraru. we n4 pl". nammay, mw u ranch, of a frog climbing one foot un a' cry respecttully, and trulj-, well in lb day and slipping back two at , H- E. Lee, of VirtdujaVi O. T. Beauregard, night. When asked by the leaeher if be luiaiana; A.lej. ll, Stephen, treoi had cyphered the frog out of the well, he gia; C. M. Conrad, LouUiaoa ; Linton replied, "So, bat 1 have got bia about hail way dowa to h 1L" That we fancy. about the state of the National debt. w. l 1 1 :- . a T - - West Virginia ; John Kcbolt, Virginia ; iowoq oy toiogei ynarea . oiBJr, F. S. Siockdale, Texas j if. W, IVk nominee for Congress, aud others. States. He said the secret of the adherence of General (trnnt, Sheridan and oth or regular officers to tho Radical par ty, i the lendoncy of thaxpatty which Tina overthrown the preroga five of the Supreme Court, and the Executive branch of the govern men t, toward military despotism which be ing nevcaarily based upou uiilitarv power would trivo consecuence to prominent officers of the anuy. He said Irslory shows no party pursuing the course and usiftg the meant sdiu-r ted by the Radicals can live and re ceive the stijiport of tho people. lie denied that t no sentiments expressed in his letter, or New York speech were revoJetiounry ; that the people of toe l nited btates, al tho last elec tion, had repudiated negro sattrsge upou which was based the whole re construction scheme ; thai to over throw by PROPER CONSTITU TIONAL MEANS the reconstruction acta it hut csrmrrg OUf tho will oT tho people. In reply to a remark from the crowd he said the Radical party have made coppcuheaditm. Hon. G. H. Ulick, Democratic nominee for Governor addressed the meeting, fel on Sept. 1st, 1968, my bound boy Jack, bound lo me by Cot. C. A. UBey. Br. Col. at A. A. O. Vols., at Salisbury, N. C, 30th day af Dseen.- ber, 1885. I twbid all persooa airetear or bar- boi ing tbem ; if they do I will enforce IS law on tbem. I will give a masnaahl reward tor be apprehtosioD of tbem to any person win will bring tbem lo me. K. GIBBS sunui urove, uavi Co, n. c. Bent. 11. I Sliti. USOLPHS WOLFE, npHK subscribers beg leave citiaeos of Nor, h Carolina to inform lb na that I hey bavH . been appointed agenu lor UsoiMO Woltb, of .ww i oik, lor ine sow ot uia eeieoraica SCHEIOAM ABOMATIC SCHNAPPS, And Bottled Winat aa Mr W.'a nam is a b0Bskgld weed in every part of tbe Soutbsr 8ute. t 10SU.H k VOLLKBS, Ullwiagtea. S.C. . JEiwUfcad -; ' , - JOB I'hM YIlVu
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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