He k who I am ! Oil, you var re
tsble old gentlebomme I boar vat ye
Who I am. petfiile ! ah I am jour
I never saw jou 'fore so help m Bob,'
cried G unset energetically.
'Don't you swear !' . said old Deacon
Festbody ; if you do I'll kick you into fits ;
I won' have .o profane or vulgar language
in n.y house.'
, 'O, bless you. bless you, respectable :H
man. Say be mut come via me teil liiui
sobs interrupted her utterance.
'It's peky bad business' said tbe dea
eon ebafin? with an unwonted fire. 'Uus
iet. you are a rcl.' !
'Take eare, Deacon Peabody take care,' j
laid the unfortunate shopkeeper. I
I remarked you was a rascal, G asset !
You've pone and married two wives, and i
that er' flit buclary, of I kuow auytbiiigj
'bout tbe Revised Statoots.' I
'Two wive !' fbriike tbe French woman.
'Half a diien, for aught I know to the;
eotitrary. ssid tbe deacon. 'Now joa dear
out of my bouse; lo to the station, and
clear into Boston. I won't have nothing
more to do with you.' j
Hat Deacon, bear me.' I
'I don't witit to bear yc, ye vsrpint,'
cried tbe Deacon, Mopping hi ears with
fci baud. 'Mr;iu' to wires, and couiiu'
a curtin' a third. Go long, clear oi-t.'
Even Mr. Peabody, who was inclined to
pot in a word for tbe culprit, was silenced.
Susan turned from bitn in horror. Iu de
,pir lie fled to the railway station, hotly
pursued by tbe clamarou and iudignatit,
french woman.
'That afternoon, as Mi? .uso Peabody.
was walking toaard ti e i Nire -be was
overtakeu by Mr. Joho-ithsti Dnbkin. dress
ed in hi best, and dmi.. bis horse before
Lis Sunday tuggy. D f""ea UP 9ud "'
ccsted ber :
II.llo suck get in and t-.k a ride ?'
Don't keer if I do, Jonathan.' rcpin-d the
ouiil' lad, accepting the proffered .-ett
'I eay, you,' sa'd Jonathan, tnuiimg.
'that ue city feiUr a turLcd out a poony
pup, aiut be 1
It'f dreadful if it's true,' railed the
youi g lady. 1
You lad a narrar crape, ditfot ys . ,
persueu the old lover
'B it be warn t nee-'
What do tbe old folks'
er ct accouttt.
think about it ?'
They hain't sd a word since be c.earea
cut , i
'Forgot that nlgl.t I rr1e you home Irotu
eicginsouwoi ! 5Ki.l Johualbau, sudiitl
lv MatiCtiitig eff
" 'No, ain't,' replied tbe youris; lady, bluu
itg and tmiihi at the same time.
Remember tb3 apples I gin jou!'
'Ufa. yes.'
'Wei'tney was pood waru't tley V
-Fit at late, Jonathan.'
Got a t. ull orcbarJ cf them Kind of fruit,
Sika.' said JohLathau sugesltvtiy
S i an a siir lit
!.,, ,i,ed .1 .natlati. Bitlinj
the h:pto t'ne bUc fcove. Have jou
any idea hete ve are (.".inj, Suiic!'
I m jL'ciog to the village.
' No ion am t ; vj-j are i-iins along with
. 3 ' 3 t a
Die
'Where to"
' Providence ; and ysu don't costie la'-k
ill, joo re Mis Lul am. lo how you tan
,
' How tou talk. J jhuithan
.,. 'i i ! LuLin mi
'I'aru tbe old folks ! saiJ Jobna.tian. put-
tm' on the urin
ef I was to leave
yoj with tl.fm nueh ion "-r. tuey J be t.-a-dn
jou off to foiwe city le.ier with a ba.f a
dcien w itis aire i-Jy
The li'-xt day a Mr. and Mr bar-kins
were ret irnioa tion.e in their chaise, Ja
athsu sai I coiiQden iai.y :
May a well tell ou now, Suke, for
kaiut jret ar.y feeiets fi o n you ; that Ous
let nevtrs-ed them women ai-jre tney :iii
into your hou-e and blowed him up. I hil
tlio-i-h. Co-t me ten do lars thunder I
ae!i, d em' what to aav; and I txpect
they done it well ! Old tju-t-t may be a
shop ('-'per, but if he exp-c's to ?o ahed
of J jnthan Dut km-, he mut get up a pia
C'Jty 'oht ear.ier of morning'.
GrtuAL Lyon Killld ev a Dabkkv.
Tht Fort Smith (Arkan-as) lxn.es on
taiss the foliowit.2 in relation to the death
cf General Li'cin, at tag bit'.'.'; of Oak II. II,
in Mi.-scbri :
A ncro msn, lody servant to Cap'airt
Jcb-i GmSUIi, of the 2',iit Ibirj, u iu
the bo:te?t of tbe fijht at Oak 1 1 : . a and
foujr.t in the ia-t cii ire l:e a lier. He
ciaiiii- j have ki'led (tntrii L)on. He
ay he ihot a man i" tue bren-t. ttjat was
on a lar"- grej bor-e. anri - waning his
bat, ti.'i be ta biai fi.i Jhus 1 1 i v ry
prnn , that tbe Abo itioo Lyoti fe.i b)
the ban is of a orkey
'1 hi" name bi .ck nun fin--:in; his younge't
.ast.r. IV i: j (jriflj'.n, woul"i in th- ea.f
of the piek -il hi 11 up and car i lt d
eff of ihe fi. id ; i; oi i' ustand; ug Jiju te
i:UJ it villa ail his Ulbt.
Wait imt ioe A'.'XiitK
IiCLL I'.IN -
n-ci
1 r.j;tr
1 cok to deliver a
1 i jri . r to another,
. ; e i it on t h .- fl j'jT
u.'.t !;t: ji.a.iy
; p i:;.;t.t. . w .ti'ig
lie to tiae piace,
ban.-i- ; but if vi;
0 ! 0:1 t be Z I -t
li iter f r'.m one F
in this city r cei t.j
cf a puhi;c hall, p
1 he nit r sat : '
I
for no; b.-r BjIi Rjn bi
w i t 11 I bf pe for i.n t x
ii t s Lsdiv u- d ul as
Cl Jj y. I ihii.k I il apply to be atmit!
a- a c 1 1 eu cf the '.' S. A ; for .-ate I a
bi liive tue d 1 is o L y on our aida." 'I I
is a cat, did i xpresn jij of lo-Lttmnl, and t
wiltir st. m-, to te au 1 um st fioAi S
tabit tt.8 a. i.e. ci-t.-t !b- C'iUf uf .uh
Se n ii u.c L t l t Le Njittbul truth kLdjij
l.te u.jit L.::ui.u.t ti.uu.ph.
I'kAllI f A ijolia is t,jf WaB-U-vOIov.
V.ier W-bit.ton Buchabau, a oOsi.n
of 1 1 n. in iligloij. i'.i d at (j a e:..Ci(,
.ve ;ii,.i,.j, ou tue 11 lb u.t , at tue ; el
i .i- Mr Jjichi,.ij vsas Liii ii
in 'j.ii V. a -, , . :. aims, at li i.vnr,
i j j M .iri-iui,.i .e J. r-i V, on the 4.u
ol J.nu .iy , lit', aiel K
i s . He err j. i nt at in,
i.-ii and Ijx
e,j.,Jtly. Mi
J .chat an nii -i .'ii' j t,. e . a t j.-ge'
in i i.e I. i.n. (J ,-uii - i.avy . nr. i,i I" . i
ei.,i-i n r. cvtary ot tbe Couutj .''leu.aii c
C.'.ty of I'm a.
' ai
IC . r
'I
allorft(arDlraatjig.
CHARLOTTE f"
Tuesday, October 22. 1 S o 1.
0l!.R. Wakefield, Esq., of I.rnuir, haa con.
sentcil to act, and i our authorized agent. He
ill receive orders fur the N ino, blanks or aivcr.
L. and receipt for llie..me. Any per.ona
sutivcrihio
par lo him williin mree monuia
will receive tl
FOR FRFSIDENT,
JEFFEKSOi DW'IS,
bF MISSISSIPPI.
FUR VICE PRESIDENT,
ALEX. 11. SThl'llENS,
OF OEOHGIA.
FOR CO.N'iRES-S
WILLIAM LAXDEli,
HF LJM'OL.NTON.
Eemember,
Tkal u e t ikf ull Kumi of country pro
tun e in rz.hnpe Jcr the Whig. t-g
Lut.'tr, Laid, Chickens, in Jact anything
that is in the murktt.
Wood.
These of our country friends who intend
PJg their aubscriptioLe iu wood, wili
confer a favor upon us by bringing it iu as !
r ' 00 ,
60on aj p.o-s,.-! ble
Thfmks
The Ladies Aid Society desire to return :
thanks to Capt. Lis Wi.liaius for a nice j
baska of fruit, sent to them at their room, j
aud to ViLicb they did ample juatics.
To our Patrons,
'"--ities compel us to tuak an
ll uiou aii our subscribers for
Cur
eanje - t c
, the p y luentuf arrearages. Lbeiusreased
r'rlCB
a'jil pjipur, iiil tne rcqiiie-
tnent of csu lor avery thnig we get, renders
it imparaliveiy Dcce-sary tint we should
Lave lujni j. i Le prostration of business
. . ,
,u g..u,..rai bas cut off iq a urg degree
. . . . . . . . , ,
0lir rtul':l:s 'jr adverti-nig ana jjU wci,
and we must depend almost entirely upon
0 Jr au'D-cnpiioii ii,t dr support. We hope
tl..-reforc, that our friends at a distauce j
. , ,. , ,
mil reu.it us the ui ail baianceswoicu they
owe us without ueiay. v e are id Deed ot
the moury, and we are compelled to look
to our subscriber fur it. V dislike to
ask fur money turou.h tL- columns cf oar
paj,i r, b jt we are couipci.c i to do it. We
hope iLisca.l wi.t not be uisregarded.
Granite Mill Stones.
We caii the attention of ail those in
want of a ood article of Mill Stones, to
the advertisement cf E. W . McLenna, of
Leesvine, S C. Tiice stones are said to
be aomirabiy adapted to mi. I purposes, aud
f r sopuii vr to tbe French Bjrr for grind-
ii.g corn. Ail ho are iu need of these ar- ,
licit wi.i no uuiUl flui him a good man to
leal with. j
Clothing for tho Army.
The Ladies Aid ."ocety have been buJ
for several weeks past in preparing cloth
ing for the soldiers. SVe beiieve that the
l.i,... .r rt..: v.... a - , i. ... i
vi ..u.iiKiwj uo u juv a uj UI.U w- . ou .'i juoav lan ii i o cioe to marcu at i
ward furnishing oar soldiers with winter for Yo'k Puiui, b miles lroui Camp Fay
c.othirg as thjse iu any other part of the tlteviile. Arrived there, tbe place was
Couttikracy. They went to work with a ' found to be nearly knee d.;i-p iu mud, when
gjod wi.i, aud tij. y have n t groan weary they were ordered to auotl.er place, H or
iu the work. They deserve a good deal of lo mi.es, at which they arrived at 91; P. M
prai-o fir the energy and promptitude pretty thoroughly tired ol lo miles uui en
wir.etj they have mannesled in the cause, mg IJq the next day they were joined
au i we hope th-.-y will a.i be repaid by tbe .' by the other eight companies. Tbey are
rtCecliou, that they at least, have douewithiu 4 miles of Camp Fayetieviiie, aui
th'.ir viboie duty. at the piace where they have been herelo-
We see by the report of their Secretary fore engsgtd in diggiug aud emoauaiug
tual lui-y have ma'Je pair of drawers, It is supposed, therefore, tUat tney Wni re-
uui 14-Jnu.ri". 1 best hate hetu tquany suine that interesting aui iuvigorating d jty ,
divided, and one LiX has beeu sent lo the
needy of th? G.h North Caroline State ;
troops. J he other is Oe.signed tor tbe bin
Rtgiuicut of V jiuuteers iu Seslern Vir- though not so pleasant as the b autiful
gtuia lo adailiou to this they have made grove they left. Their address ia atiil l'oik
l JU tbirls for Cart. Miner'e Cavairv Cjm-'loeu.
,j panv, b
le a goal deal of other work.
vv
t.serve, says
ihe Ljjjers
the
are
agitating tne -uij'-ct, and abowibg
Uli :l :mti.t lli.l e ,n 1 lea, cao be
groan in N,ttb Cainiioa uod elsewhere.
Tb.r i- hi uoubt o: it liur climate ij
uui auajtiU to tbe .Ijhii, ul tueplai'.,bol
the u li.uui'y a i x. .-o ( ruvtU by.xpir-u-bce
.its just belt : alt-r yoj make your
p-sjlid of tea iu AmeiiCa It Will have co.t
jou ii.enn to pay lor anout six jiouuds
ol tn aiuc.le iij.portid fr..iii (. nil. a YSLere
.al'jr is oi.u hum nx'y c nts to a do.,ar
p.-r day, e cauml cope success! ull J Willi
Jab'.-r at lUrte tenli pr day
Let us give ;
Tka Clluhb
e S a v a rj i ii '.',
I lroui
up the lea humbug, aud go to aomelbing j were recently brought over from Kugland, i to any b .dy who would suq ie.lcr his "bcl
tbal wih pay. J with more of the same sort. lr half.''
Jamas Buchanan. i Winter Quarters.
Tho editor of tbe Monmouth (N J ) ' There sceim-to be an impression prevail
Democrat, has been on a visit to cx-Presi j ing in tbe minds of a large number of our
dent Buchanan. Ha write, back U bis ' people that the Southern army are going
paper as follows : iuto "inter quarters. This we think will
' I visited Wheatland, the residence of j be (oand to be a groat mistake. The Nor
ex President Buchanan. I had never seen thcrn Generals have laid out a splendid
him, and gladly embraced the present op- j cainpoia for the wiuter, when they intend
portunity. As we approached tho house i re,rivo jl they have lost, and march
we saw the stars and stupe floating from i .
a fine flag staff in front He received us : on to Richmond, at least that is the pro
in tbe library, lie had just recovered from gramma that they have laid out. The
a fit of sickness, the first be saya, he had 1 Federals have no idea of going into winter
ever had. He looked well, but complained urters ,pci lt js therefore idle to talk
that bis former strength of body was gone. 1 .
' . , c i ; , , about our army doing aoythiu'ot tho kind.
He eutertained us for au hour 10 eonversa-1 j j
lion, which principally turned upon the re-1 There bas beeu time euouj-h wasted al
hellion. He related tu tny personal aneo-j ready without fc'oing iuto winter quarters
dotes of the leading military men now bo- j a0,, rcuiaiju , iJj0 0r four mouths
fore the onuutry, North and aoutu. He .
, " ... , bn.'er. tor a the real L'ood that has
was emphatically of tbe opinion that there e b
is no way to get out of our difficulties but , btt'u aeoomplished they miy as well hve
to fi.'ht it out. I came away well satisfied beeu in quarters for the U t three in inths.
that, for weal or woe, J amos uucnanan
,au(js fi,,nly for the Uuion, and that,
i , , . i - I4
acted from the highest motives of patriot-
iSU)."
James Buchanan "bas always acted
from the highest motives of pitriotism."
That is laughable. It is indeed, the richest
joke of the season. The editor that p.'ir
oed the above articlo is certainly a wag.
Of ail the Lueo that haro ever fi.l -d the
Presidential ohair, uo one has ever pursued
as vaseiilatiug a course as James Kuou-
Ban. His acts in rsgard to Anderson, be-
fore the expiration of bi term of office
proved bim not only a traitor, but a di
bonast man. The proof is as clear a tbe
noouday sun that be lied, and lied wilfully
and kuowiDly in regard to that witter,
and that having been caught he endeavored
to bolster himself up by a resort to aheca-
tomb of lies. There is no aim liviig that
deserves tbe detestation ef tbe Southern
people more tbae James Baebanai, save
'perhaps, that hoary beaded trait, Wiu
field Soott. They would make a nice
couple if they were only chained together.
., ., , . . ,
The world would never desire to f.-ik upon
a more hideous picture. The on ns bceu
a tory from his birth, and the other sold
himself for Northern gold. Bhh owe ail
ibat they have ever been to the South, aui
hotb have betrayed her.
But the editor says Mr. B iciaaan stand
'firmly by the L'uiou." It it well that he
does, be is a fit represeouiue of the cor
rupt and degrade Uniou that at present
exi-ts in thd North. A fit couutsrpart of
Abraham Liucolu and bit thieving olau.
He ought to set himself up a a moo irmut
cf the "L'uiou'' so tuit ail the aud lis
might CJOi aud look upou aud worship
huii.
The editor says agaiu, "that ha a em- .
phatical.y of the opinion tint there is uj
way to get oot of our diffivjultie but to
Lit it out." The old dotard must have
had a rnf of liht late'v. Some time a -i
he told the country that the "rebellion'
would be crushed out in a day. Now the
only way they can get out of their difficulty
is "to fight it oat ' To pJf ell man w
vaiu euougu to l.'iici that tue .Nortu cou.J
ubd ue iiiti .S juth vntnojt even a struggle,
but bo ha fjjui to hi deep regret an 1
mortication that he was mistaken. Thank
fortune he is not the only oue that bas
'ouud out tha mistake. Wo luiuk the whole
Yankee nation are pretty well sati-fied upou
this point by the preseut time. Wnea tho
editor makes another visit wo bop be will
procure a lock of the old man a hair as a
remeuibrancer, as he seems to be foud of a
joke.
From tux Fiut Bcuimxt The Fay-
ettevi.le On-erver, of Monday last, says:
Oar Fayettevi.ie companies base bad
another tramp ou the Peninsula. Four
companies, A, F, H aud L, were ordered
. m. .. .. , . ...
and eontinue at it till their term oi aernue
expires, four weeks hence. Tbe water .
good, and the place not objectionable
ClIbere aro a class of minds which
are always captivated by bold and start
ling projects. Tbe beateu track of common
sen..- wi.l not suit them. lU--hmonU Lx
unit, iff .
..uv, u, niujj. nu open cooiesaiun le
said lo b good lor thescul, and we are ,
glad to see the editor of the Examiner ,
., . 1
ost mug tip. 1 be above reiuarx aj pij to ,
his ca-e txac.ly. We Can't see how be '
caiiiii so near teuing the truth, but acci-j
oents will sometimes happen.
y. W e can't see how be
lisr' Ihe Memphis Avalanche say that
thirty cases nf Ki.fi. id rifle wire received
in thai eity on the 2'J;ii nil , ai.d in.niedi-:
steiy f irwarued lo Columbu, Ky. Tuey :
yu j, Bot beli.ive that during the time
ither army bas been stationed on thu Po-
1 10"' laeJ ave maa. a move mai win
prove of any considerable importance iu
the future. The prjb ib.'ity is that the
whole program ue will bit chau'-id, end j
j tkj-at all the labor in that direction will bo j
lost. Tdere is no teilinjj, however, what i
j will turn up. Of 004 tiiin, however, we;
j may rest assured, sa will have uJopprtu-
I uity to gi iuto winter q larturs. Wuere ,
troop are r.uiarly statioud, and tbey !
have th opp irt'iuiiy, l tie y will of cour-u j
erect wjodeo shed lo protect themselves
I'his wiii doubtless be dona at Yorktoou
j and
.amis But there
be no
J cesotioo of hotiliti during the w loter,
j aud thd soldiers wi.i be r-q ine-l to be on
I I lie move eqnily as much, if nut more,
j than durfug tue aummer moutui.
I , -. .
I lliCi'DSTAL CCHVICI. 1 be airbcultie
wbicti the I'ofl (Jtlice 1 . part i tut bas to
! suriiiont are m uifold aud iuonceivab'e.
Its Special Agent, (Jen. A-liiuore, recently
cau-rd the arrest of a pot office cieik iu
Augusta, (ia., chaiged with robbing the
mails, and he ia no in co-tody to answer
tor lb iffrnce. A po-tuu-itr ia Alibima
e-rtiSes that 'he contractor on route No.
715 performed tin regular mail service
during the month cf June last, wlnlrt the
posimaster at the oiber teimihus of the
route, iu the lame .vtatc, writes thits r
vice ha been abaudoned thereuu since the
middle
c . ., , if, , .
. j w -w.yU. u
Jjnc no litters bavin' b-cu received at
or trausmi tted from his cfuce duiing that
period, ait the contractor wants hi "pay
for service'' which be did ht perform. It
will thus be sei'U ttiat u.at.y tbstacles have
to bi) overcome, for which time and patience
are iniiisprn-atie. a thorough invcsuga-
tlou will lead Ij tbe t j.ro-jr.; cf Uishou.-iv
and triciie'y, aud to thai extent an advanc'
jfnl be made towards the e.stab.ishiucLt
of a regular and elL.'lcut postal system.
' Fatal, Df SI. u r wexm I isss- iiti ass
M KMi-uia. uKiUr 15 A duel occurred
u J- ,D Arkansas,, j i.t cppo-ite ibis ciiy,
between Mu.-r. and Ch:mber.,
rival
Pj pi
'Jhre
cai.o.ii.
R.Q.s
hot:
le f.r Congress iu Miosis
were Used at fifty paces
Were interchanged. At the
ti.ird fire, Larkc feil ohol through the head
11. s Wuunl is mortal. Cnaiuhers 11 uniu
jjred. 'Ibeir d.mculty oceinred during an
txoileJ political canvass, ,.J great effort
had btcu mads by their friends to a j i-t
tne affair.
FitKM i.r i! Bl'iilKAPIIV. The Cjliinibu
Ouio Siatesinau, poij.ishs J in Hot), the fol
losing as "Col Fremont's B.ography."
"A son win, out a father u bo-baud
without a wt-d.lmg a mil lioiia i re siiiinit
a .1 j.iar a i att--iu n H:thut a -peec i
a . tislator a.ino-l wi'h.jui a vole a m ii.
Ur ''"' "'"
room lor Oui F
witiwul a bain .M.iSe
in jiit the gf i. tie m iu siig
i nev.r iu tue r.ght piico at the rignt
lim-i."
The Statesruan no Hhiik Fremont a
grrat patriot. Time cii iu.'C, and men
Chang.! a ut, them. Bat Fremont will be
"lho nt.t man in the ribt piaco" when
j'-D J. d l i.oinp on or G u Pnce cap
tures his bastard budy ; and tint lime uriy
be near at band, unii he shortly makes
Mnjsas pecd fivjtu Mis.suuii.
AM I .sell. KMT Of G ILIUM a RfclHtT
We learu that a fata! casualty attended the
retreat of Col. Gilliam's command, from
Vaiinv M j'iutain to Extra A wsgou con
uii.iu- live s,ck soldiers belonging to i
N utli i'tr,,
Una regiment, was eil away
wuiio attempting to lord a swollen Htream,
and ail five of the soldiers, together with
the (driver, were dro..ed.
A G'jib SL'tj'is;ri . A correspon
dent of the Moii'g.imi-ry Mail suggests that
as tbe L e , :, hireling Colonel in eom
m ib 1 nt Foil Pi, It' ns d. eUre that he will
suoy tne uavy jiri II an atten.pt is
made upon the f.rt, the bvy y ... d be con-!
verted into a pri-o:i fjr tne confinement of
, i i
tho vandal, taken d uiing the war.
This ii au xcelh nt sug ,;estioti.
sI il-s. (jC..H!iAL
CO'ir have k re-
ponibai jirs i inn-LI e-cotl de.1-ns
an tar,y vi.-ii lo Richmond to look alter
some prop, rty which I liable to sc-i lestra
tiou. If rumors are lo be relied uti'jii the
old Gei,.-rt,i would be very mucli obli-a-i
A Patriot's Ciiarqe to ihsSons Col.
George Mason, tho author of the first Con -
stitution of Virgiuia, died at bis residenoo
iu Fairfax county, near Alexandria, on tbe
7th of October, in the C7t'u year 0f
bis a-:e.. Tbe following extract from bits
will is worthy of uuiversal acecptatioD in
these times: " I reoooimend it to my sons,
from my experience in life, to prefer the
happiness aud independence of a private
station to the troubles and vexation cf pub-
lie business j but, if either their own ineliu -
atious or tbe necessity of the times abould
engage them in public affaire, 1 charge them,
on a father's blessing, never to let tbe mo-
live of private mtcrent or amuiuon, luduce
them to betr, nor the terrors of poverty
...j J: . . l j .. -f j
iuii uisgrace, or me icar oi uangcr iuu
death, deter them ffoin asserting the liber-
ty of their country, and endeavoring to trans-
mit to their posterity those sacred rights to
which themselves were boro."
, ,.
Words that in the present slate of affairs,
may tie aptly Ueaoriuea ly ttie language
Scriptures as " Appies of i;old in pioturea
jvcr "
.
Wki.L Put. A T- nnessee correpoodent
of the Riehuiond lliuirtr alluding par-
lieu arly to the appuiutment of in-rboi.-ot
sureous iu lho army holds the fj.ioing
Unu ajje Thn same remark apply with
i q ml force to all appointment in the army
ai.d to ail iu civil affair. What remains
of constitutional liberty in Anjeiita, is now
. coi.hned to the ouiberu Confederacy.
Pariyiiu and cot ruptioo have driven it from
the Northern States, aud the me influences
if not watched cloely an I r-i-ted to the
hitter eud, will drive it from lb Southern.
j 1 he correspondent aav :
. , ,
" If incompetent and cerrupt m"ii have
r ct'ied appoi ulineut, through political lo j
fl mnee, tbey ouhi to be removed, and uot i
let thu.e who are fipo mg thi iucl ves 10 .
the peril" of th batt.e fit os, to d fud ojr
lioim-n, iuil-r, that tni-y may wallow iu ft '
tho r. My dear sir, there i too much of
the t .irruptions of the old (i jvrrainrrjl iu !
ours already ; and our K-volu(iou will be a
shallo ana empty nno'j, it w Uo not
get rid of the corrupt j jbhers.jofbce seekers
aud cau.p followers, iu svtry departmsDl of
the liovrrtiment.
Tux SauitsrKAiuN. The amount
. ...... r: .. .....1 : .: .: . .1
i.iul-ii, u, i itui uuuit iDvcsi gallon 1.1 trie
, ..ij-itrin (.nun at liichmona H stateU by
Dipatcb at JiniiMilM '1 b latest eae
is that of Cart 1'n.l. P r.fil.i: .H
Navy, tbe owner of Motitietiio. the furoirr A New psper state., thai over twa t:,-i-home
of Jcfftrson. Hi property involwd ,n,, eottou are low l)i!lj( .1 .,t.
.1 . .1 .. .1 ,, ., iacl.ico la, Fionda, and hints that 1!.- r.
in ths ea consul of the " Monnevllo , . , ,
. . tipeJinou may be soon hsaid of m
estate, iu Aibemarie co .niy, containing .'ifii) l041;,j
acre, with improvements thereon ; and an- ,
lm II a r d b made a ruiji-ii . .-.
other tract of land, com., mug UIJl acr... oa iUt Mkr bfl,.j ol (jt , .f
011 B.ick Uian l, in the same county ; alo, regiments This wi.l make nine Lt it,i-
ten slaves, eight hoises, aai other perseu jmehl lo be furnished by Arkansas
al property.
' The Raleigh piir ssy a balloon
was iceu passing over that eity on Sunday
in Tiling at a mod-irate speed toward the
Siu h. Il i described a being weil lifc'bt
i d up, not very hib, with Sag. c , and at
lea-i four person iu it. Il i also rep uted
that another wa seen on Monday morning
or Sunday night. If the fjur aimuaut
should prove lo be Professor Lowe, Abi
LuiojIu, B,.Iy S.jward and Gn. Mu ieliau
we hope they .1, light somewh. re ou South -
, , , , .
erti s. iL when their laiio . txblo.t Ui.sv
' ju.sj
po.sMhiy n-rmmaio Lr a limi.
Tbe circular of Mr F. Seward, A.i-ur,t
S eretary of Mate of Mr. Lincoln a
joverntii'"t1 oiifiie the oj.ril'on of
tba cmfietiori of rn iny' properly to
lot ui lr unn' u between the North and
tin- Smth, and such a i actually ued
for ho-tile purpose. T e prtcice at
ttie Norlh, thus far, ha been witnout re
p' ct to any such liu. it an u. It i not im
prohit.le that Ibis interpretation of the
.jrii,ern c it(U-ctioi la is an nftrrthnht,
in vie of the tiourou ritaiiatiuu by Ihe
t'onlederato Stle liovrriimenl through
th operation of the law seqiie.tratiug the
property of alien.
'21
CilNt KtJfcKA I k
Yaskxk V
The N. Y
Journal of Commerce of tho 'aMst
: Si-ptember sum up the pn.? laseii ou
both side s fjlloas; Sell -d by Coi,f,.,
ral.-, C ve.-vl valued at .',?'Jl I'M;
eiaed by Federals, lit veri valued
Gl 7,?uO an e xcei iu our lavor of 1
vessels and L7 7 ,Vfi 0.
Ad.-,,t
favi It
T GhaiuM IAVEs Pre. ideut
,: , I , ,,
comuiiioned Oraham Daves.
.. . , .
h r, . broiber.n law. and pnv.t, secretary
of tbe lata lamented (iov Kliis, First
Lieutenant in tbe Piovisional Army of tbe
Confederate Stale, and has attached him
to the I t h Regimtiji N. C. Voiuiiteers, a
it AdjiUut.
.
Dln'iHA tn i. I ho Standard call at-
t'-btion lo tbe fact that (jeo. Hill had made
i requisition upon tna people of Cravcu
j county f jr one-fourth of their begro male
force for two week, lo coinp
te t ia il.. .
fel.ca li.-a r .l...r A .1... .1... 1-
li4,l ,fJ far f,.il;a t co.i..,lv that C,l
'"
that
gellary had been obliged logive uotice
he would enforou tho nqiisitiou.
Deaiii lit JtDug Dl K.
We regret lo
i .. ,. , ,' .
learu that amiable jurist died ou luesd.v
last at the county seal of Gatus.
I Bible Society.
1 Charlotte, October 10 1S0
! Tbe Board of Managers of Mecklenburg
County Bible Sooioty met at the call of the
, President,
J - Oo motion of Dr. St roug
Hmlvrd, That tbe Preaidei t appoint tvro
members from each eongregation jr,
' cou to represeut tbia eooiety iQ n,e Su,0
BlUe t'ouveotiop to be held iu SaliLury oa
,lie a3 trox-
I On motion o Ref. J. W. Kennedy, t14
ni,ue o( ,h PiiJut wa addid to the" i
: of dele6te8'
' Uudl'r tb fir8t "solution tho following
; f"""- 'fr"""" ueiegale :
J v 01 ,vt"a
E G Kuyke
.Inl.n l( It - ,
ykendall,
" -'viojoi,
Sam'l B ack, , '
James GiUon
Robt Hunter,'
Junes Rij;!,,,',,
W A Gili..,,,;,.'
K P ,' '
Kev J McLaugLiq
James Qirrry, '
'i'hos llamilior
Rev MrCojoii'
Kv Dr J S Kirk.
Patrick,
Bev R U LnlL-rt,
Will Curler, '
RV G D Buruheii
Rv (i M Kver.rd'
Rev R H t.nft,,
IUv A Sincuir, '
Col Ubt Cochran
Rv VV S Pi,4rr '
KUH S.o. '
IU v Mr J. ,!.'
Prof W C K.rr
Ira Prk.
Rev K M K.ot.d.
Profp.p, "
q i Alexander '
lifv John Hunter,
Sam'l DoyHe,
i lA..brr
!1IM H bite,
i Morill
01 (JCo Davis
of Daniel Stenii,
jRsv Mr M(J torka
I dale,
V 0 1 f 0
jj j,jlo, '
David M Lee,
S W Newell,
: Jr Strong,
j,on Jirid'"'
' Hrf J ( Alexander
Tho P Price,
John Hart.
"( " y -j.
j J y Si'liwtll''''
Job Campbell,
R Burwell,
John S i.ke-,
S P .S-niio,
M D John-toil,
D A C-ldaell.
, I to J rhn-ten. Esq ,
jjame Martin,
Ksv a C P
E. Ni'E HL'ItHKsuN,
P. Smith. 1'itti-ttm
it.rttnry
THE NEWS IN BRIEF
iJi-rji ral Twis, in eoiiiroand of ti, (Vj0.
fedi-rat forces in Louisiana, h re-intd,
biog to retire from icing duiir t! :L
army. Geo. Mau-li.l-1 Lsvell hat bttn
jajpoiuled lo succeed him.
ej. Ihe Louisvillo Journal has moved ir
to jtuersoaviii. li (liana, atatre it t j
navw urrn puoim. ! long since. It i. to
i i . i . i , i
be hope J that it will slay tS
re, an I :. rfr
aain curie Kebtucky
tb i.-t pssi.Ui.jai
ILltaeuee.
A Chicago paper yi ihil ths bi i of
lb Adama hxpreaa Cutupany aaiiitt 1, n
OJiU government, por 'jen, lifiuj:,', !.(
It irai.ppotiaiun ol y oris, awiiinnition. t .
mcc the g'eat ' Pathfinder'' tuba r-nuxaLi
al M, Louis will amount lo e 1 iij,ioo.
lt is reported ibat Col Doniphan, ef V
soiiti, who uain is linsed with In :u:ii
actiievciuenl iu lb Mexican war, has ;,.q.
td the Confederate
Missouri, li i:. i
be tru, we have mad a valuable c.ri
luu to our cause.
'
! Kw" p 1 I0, Tk.
' tui'iie wilt regret lo learn t( tie rr-ut .!
i , ., - . , . j i
Qf t)t iiimi, yLj,, j veteran, induciJ tj
j 0id aee and u bimity. 1 be N I'llnu
irue LK-It announce Ine lael ty th (uti
iicaiion of ihe. folioniuig dispatch fraiu S,e-
rctary Betijain.i'
Rk hmo.mi, Uci y
Gen Ij. II. Tuifft. Your di-pttrb n
received. The (ieparlment learns mill ft
grit that the Hate cf your health :s sorti X
to cause you lo reqiest lo be reiii't i I'sOi
active duty. Your if quest it i;ranl ii. I ul
you are eip.rti d to icmaiuin c j u u. id
until lho arrival of l.eo M n-tl L'"'.'
wi.i) baabvib f poibted 10 mrCrrd ),
aud who leaves tut New (lr:ram to n.-iue.
J. P. l)fcJ.MI
Tn k pKioxtt or Tiie Savavah
The New Y'otk Vvtitinil Voitt):
J Thfl trial of four ofliei ra and nue a en of
the Pnvaiei r Svuiih li't don tJi
i. i '! 'I i. m nn .oners I. e
beeu coi.fj.ied in tbe Tombs niee Jun. -'"ti.
the day when tbe Darnel Ln t'ioJst
.1.1. 'Il. first ijie. r,
I. -stun, and Ibe Purser, P-la.
been removed lo a large and f
room in thai nart of Ihe I 'm'
ml ortst
l,s kuon
li-ker and
the liw priaon; while Cap
Ihe Scond Male, II
ltd. occupy "
' cell to which Itiev wet fil't comu.n
1 l,,r 1,J"'-' eonhurmeiil do. seto lo l..e
atf.cted ibeir be.ltti, but tbey are ""'J
. . - . , . i .-, e v
anxious lor Ibeir trial, ann y "
,)l0ll;j .,rif(.f ,limal ,(l llllaj. u a eoim
.residence iu the 1 ouib.
.' WtT UXI.L THXIR CoTTO.N The pi-
er of W ashington county, TeX. 1
u.eljl)a 0I) !( i.;ia ult, and reol.iJ cj1
,. , . , , ,uC ,.-r
,-rii
fof (ut Mjicso maiket They look l'
' ' .l.ir hanim: '
course, iu consenucbee oi inei "
, . ,,,,,, .... .... eovcrt'J
r V l .ni l,.
, ... . .
!
Trxas.i.n Savid Him We leer"
frrtu
: a private letter published in the N'cl' M
che, Chronicle, Ihaltieu. Siegel, w.K'O '
! found him-elf in dmiger at k IU'1
being killed or raptured, rai-ed the ""'
i , . n . , ....i.m fr the 1,1
, . "u ' '7,.,;., !.e
lustily. ISy this liman ue '".- .
( .fcUrat. troops, and was eu.bc.d "
1 kot bis escape.
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