•wf
bpcd npon the
naking county
PTnios election,
deep mouthed
of disapproval
But ask them
hrst blow? They
fito dark alleys
Ikiug stairs into
Ire never to vote
|ivil or municipal?
brats of Cnmber-
I hand.s, had never
non party grounds
Jred all they were
lity of democrats^
land solemn covc-
Ito sting like scr-
I their benefactors,
I friendship, suspL
: for favors? Who
braselves into the
Imocrats, and oh-
ps for position and
, they were then
ote down ami ernsb
.sked for support?
iland have acted al-
ecept whieii teaches
I right cheek turn to
|c been smitten on
■ of no te.vt poiiti-
Ithem to submit to a
; everv day and rc-
Ichuckle, “'We arc
August elections.”
I?' is asked. ‘AVhy,
|re going to do it.
Jan, and we have onrs
111!” ‘Who is your
p'lto else but Jesse
answer. Bets are
Irrified wont stand to
J will to the public
JDemocrats are easily
|es and- cunning dc-
i^kin is once removed
Slicks out, all the
frorld can't fool them
L, von cant wlset your
I grindstone to cut the
the wheel for youl
j first biow, and yon
|ce aforethought; crept
: from behind: struck
Ictors; struck with a
; black ingratitude in
hr you crept uj' on a
■ n office yon knocked
j the breath out oi his
■cation as tiiough you
Ll now liiat wo have
liglit ahd the honest
■selves for a regular
Fair p'ay is a jewel,
I vour political crown,
litli the raa.'k and the
-but tiiose weapons
rimmage in the broad
i knucklc.s of tnc c.em-
boil some of your good
ken.
opy from one of our
■tail ro-ad matters pro-
lopooilioii to pu'ol'.e con-
l it to our readers with-
|ie ourself muc'u about
sperior Court, 'occanso
bt all necessary. '■Tom”
at, ami if Tom does’nt
beked hat we shall be
the know nothings of
I oat, and they will try
the country democrats
»y in the county co'urt
Ifast nag, it i. true: wo
I himself on the ’Wiiining-
bv he trotted into the de-
• for a young man
Icaree e.xpeet
Iblic on the stage.’
Ition" was the braw lad-
lud ho piled up t'no agony
Idcrs of the democratic
b'ueh \va.s the burden of
as lion. Laucldin Be
laud Duncan Shaw, Jas.
kvm. Cade, Jas. IMcKet'u-
I Henry U. King, David
aey, Arthur Melvin and
name, leading and iu-
rcre all “corrupt” and un-
of independent freemen,
sweeping a charge as this,
10 these “corrupt demo-
buds for support. If ho
pok upon the democracy as
Jt, “Love yonr cneraies,
yon, do good to them
lay for them that despitc-
tecutc you.’’
hicli was referred the po-
' York have decided in
legency, and a precedent
Mice renders naught all
Iriglits, and places every
lapplied in the Jgrasp of
Ipowcr. The Yew Tork
jptiou of the lew venal and
sek republican control, are
fciations of this unjust de-
01 yet. Mow York, at no
Hue scene of oue of the
notions that has ever oc-
ly, and a municipal war will
Ihe citizens against the in-
bettors, which will fill the
lecord of blood and Isurn-
legeuey must back down or
vn, and the struggle i.-; not
NOaTM CHROtlNt
YEtTEVtLlE, n g
THE FOIRTH.
The celebration of our national holiday pas
sed off with considerable credit to our citizens.
The stars and stripes floated proudly in the
brisk gale from the Arsenal, the Town Hall
and the LaFaycttc Armory, and old Liberty
Point, not forgetful of her ancient fame, uung
out her tiny banner,
“Small, ’tis true, and starclied withal
To sjircad its little folds tho’ all
The winds be motionless.”
T!ic military were out in creditable force,
citizens and “generalities” ditto, and after a
dress parade of the three companies, the pro
cession was formed a programme and pro
ceeded to Farmer’s Hail to hear Mr Elam’s
oration. After a sliort and appropriate pray
er byBobbitt, the Declaration
was read by II. C. Lucas, Esq., who prefaced
his recitation with a few cloriueiit and imprc.s-
sivc roraarks allusive to the past as compared
with the present of our country.
After which tlie band, an amateur corps of
miu.strels descended from Ham of ancient
memory, with that perversity of taste and love
for sacred harmonics so peculiarly cliaracteris-
tic of tlic gams darkie, struck up a camp-rnect-
ing melody, “Days of Absence” or “Old Iliin-
dred” wo forget which, the basso tuba taking
the lead and the E flat sax-horn tooting a ra
pid accompaniment to a flourish on the kettle
drum, the performance coming to a sudden ter-
luinatiou by the contra basso stopping to sneeze,
«nd the tenor horn blowing his quid into the
first valve key of his instrument.
The Hall was densely crowded and the ladies,
with a due regard to convenice.cc having left
their balloon skirts at home, formed by no
incairs the least portion of the assemblage.
We were favored, by reason of onr military
ipromiueuce, with a scat near the rostrum, and
listened with no ordinary gratification to the
talented young speaker whoso effort on this
occasion was worthy of himself and fully an- j
cv.'ercd the expootatioiis of his friends. Ornate
without bombast, poetic without flighty senti
mentalism, terse, painted, eloquent and patri-
■otic, we have seldom heard so good an address
and never a better-one from so young and inex
perienced a speaker. IVe do not go out of
our way to pay a well mcritc-I complimeut to
• our young friend, and wo take .oocasioii to re
commend to the .young lUicu oi tire country the
oxatiiple of Mr -Eiam. With cramped resour
ces and the most limited advantages, ho has
found time to read, study end improve those
Qaestiou for onr Seighbor* |
We wish to propound a question or two to
onr neighbors of the Argus, and respectfully
solicit a response. Did not the “Araerican”
party endorse Mr Fillmore’s condemnation of
the Missouri Compromise repeal? Coold slave
ry have been established in Kansas tinder the
operation of the Missonri compromise ?
Did not the abolition of tliat restriction re
ive the impediment to making Kansas a
slave state? If they respond affirmatively to
the first and third, and negatively to the sec
ond question, as a regard for truth and history
must prompt, what answer can they give to
the question we now ask? 'What right has
the “American” party to denonnee Gov. Wal
ker as an enemy to the South audslateiy?
This is a pertinent query, but oue wliich we
fear our neighbors will either dodge entirely or
explain in Latin to the great edification of
tlieir unclassical readers. Quotations from
Virgil, and sentiments from Bobbie Burns are
all very good in their place, but they wont
aiiBwor in this instance. Please respond in the
plain, unvarnished vernacular.
0E1TH fflf HR. HARCT. ^
The Hofl. Wra. L. Marcy, died suddenly at
Ballstoo Spa, Kew York, on the night of the
3d. He seemed to be in the enjoyment of his
usual good health the day previous, but
found dead in his room at noon on the fourth
The history of the country for the past
century has been identified with the life and | no longer ^ a
usefulness of tliis great and good man, and his i dec aiation
monnuient is in tlie hearts of hi.s country
Mr Marcy lia.s held many high and impo
stations. Governor of Yew lork. Comptroller
of that State, United States Senator, Secretary
of War under Mr Polk, Secretary of State
jL-lTEST BY TELECH.lPltFROn LOYBOX TO L'VEU.
I POOL.
The Agent of the Associated Press, U iudoht-
eOMMUNICATIONS.
To my Democratic Friends of Cumberland.
My name .1'f j to Capt. Wickman, the geiitlemauly and oblig-
Clcr^Sip!and'asllm^atl Democratic Conven-! ing commaudey of the steamship Yiugara, W
HLAXKS.
OF ALL KinrB
FOR S.VLB AT THIS OFFICE.
JOHA D. SIIATw.
kUiJis
.tTTTOnXEV .tT L.IW,
iticluaniid County
a ciUKlidalc
on niy part .^eonis to be the
that I had pledged myself to, abide iho decision : last year.
of the Coiiveiitian and support its nominee—i A mayor, who dedared liini.sclf
favor ofl
I
Bes.sarabia.
SP.MX.—M.viir.in,
June ]k.—'llic Due dc ^
cpn.Mo.v s'i!0>j-s. ii.viixKT'r ciii xrv.
.M a iiH'cling of till' I'.oanl ui .Superiiin iiili'iits in li!
:i tin' mill liny (if.I Mill' l.-.‘i7;
I I’li'.-'.'iii i'l. .MoI.'.iim. M.iliii'w tVililer. .tinimv .1.
iiiialed Aiiiliassador ll'oiii CinMin, .\ui.u i’luki'r. Jim. iS. llubra
-.Till Inuili-i M.-.Cinnucl;.
the fourth, and a of our beloved Union. It is lar more con-: RK.—Coi'iixu-tcKX, June It.—.\t q,I, j'jj!,1 'iiviijiiiiui! !•'. .‘tlnnvi'l.ik.
The old and igoiiialtomy nature to cast myself in a brcacii . of Galjnel, it; iimt v,.-lii.'ri.-,-.'l!iiiiin pn-sc.l Uy I'.iu
than to make one—I earnestly trust and ’ U'| ^^5 jopijod that the deqiatch which refuses to n,.mil e!' | '•..Iln.^'!l Sciiinil .Synii;rmt„i'..li'i'.iii lur the
friends every wlicic wdl'nfM.f,iO llm uretensinns of' the (ireat German J "imly‘J ’ anil»Miy,iKl
brightest ornaments. Mr Marcy was o'®’’j its iiq.gi-osts coiisciiuoiitly jeopardized
seventy one years of age at the time of his death.! rpio,, too of a party the principles cf which
i iiave ever foiidlv clierishcd and on whose .success . tBvei's has been 110m
;i'.Tn.—Several bloody rlots 1 ^ believe' mainly depends tlie pre.scrva-j Sp,,i,i at I’aris.
DENM.ARK.—CoiTNU-tcKX, June It.—-It
a coiifei'ciiec of the uiciiibers of the Cabinet, it
their own i than to malic one—1 earnestly iiu»i, ....t. h'r ■ was decided that the des|)atcli which refuses to n,.iul a
EDICITIOXAL COSVEXTIO.X.
Wc learn that the Convention was a very
large and interesting one, every portion of the
State being well and ably represented.
Mr Holden's address we have hoard spoken
of as a masterly effort, evincing fine taste,
sound argument, refined sentiment, and cou-
taiiiing many valuable suggestions as to the
firactical development of the intellectual re
sources of onr people. kVe hope the address
will be published. The following gentlemen
were elected officers for the ensuing year:
Pre.sidciit, Ilcv. Alex. Wilson, of Alamance.
1st Vico President, E. "W. Ogbniii of Guil
ford.
•2d Professor C. Pliillip.s, of Orange.
3rd B’m. Robinson, of Wayne.
4th IV K. Blake, of Fayetteville.
oth Professor W. T. XValters, of XVakc.
7th Professor M. D. Johnston, of Charlotte.
Con'cspoiiding Secretary, G. W. Brooks, of
Raleigh.
Recording Secretary, W. IF Bass, of War
ren.
. i_i- - 1.1 —4 ^
J6!5y*'Purscr J A.^Dobbin, brother of the
ex-Secretary of the Yavy, has sailed from Hong
Kong for California, intending to return home
and resign.
lliors o.x THE Foe
took place in Yew York on
number of persons were killed.
new police got up a few fights _ . . , ,1 ,
1,00k and it was finally necessary to Older out.,
on
three regiments of state troops to quell | ji;. q’;iy]oi', tlie Domocr
riots,
uislied
lies got
ill honor
ed up a German upon the slu'inc of “American” i pi,;yat,i„g those of our own political house-hold j
patriotism
wounded
urdi
:iiv friends every wbcic the iiretoiisions of the (*re:it (Ici'iiuin , "nniy ^ 'I V",I*
giving a cordial siqipoi't to g,, the question of tlie Duchies, will not ■ l’ai!’l I'iivrMK-'iii''liiK-'acvidin'-
Jomocratic nominee, "‘lO I'”® be sent the day 011 which the Council of bJate qj,., .ij.,,'.;,.!,th s.'r.-.-p ■•■livi'fmmiics.
Oil miitii.a Gi ll. .t. I>.'yu' ai.pniiitc.l lual
i*ii'i'.cictl I" i!ic riiiiiriKim in uiiU
'iiuirmaii .l (’unii-ci l.nuJ-
Kc>.Ylv«’'i tlial
! tC
CUV: ll;
iD Lilicr iiftjiivb'cnvu is iiis'tnicl''il
\sit!i .-iu*h u.-'-ir'lnncc ;i~ he c;m
> rc-i'“cii\'c l•i^U'icl.7. i'> so tiitrr ov lav
.tJIlttll »*£»»->«.• - - jUlCVaOllJ^ V/» VUl V.... j . , , !
several of their own iinrabcr being ! ever remeiiibeving that “sell prc.sci'vatioii is the ;
THE VERY
Saturday
latrc aiitl ciiivcni« nc-* cf tlu*
.,‘t' proper, ami la por’,. ai tlu*
av'i ot tlioir alt-r.uion ami
#^“11011
people of Richaioiid at Rockingham, on
day of court week: also at the Mineral
on Saturday.
1 Tncs-i T . 4iw.;,i nvomi.lr. nf union and ■ to amoiint to LTo.OOO.
Springs ! aeUv'itv ^aiid'thc triimipli will most certainly be | The funds have been at the slight 1111-
! ours 'Let the democriev of the Yorth and of; provemeut of ye.stei'day, but the market shou .x
1 tlie South of the East and of tlui West in our , little teudeucy o -aiiii
' -ood old County. ca.st away their own personal request duiin.g the me
I , tike selfish-! nuini rate ot .six per ci
powers of mind witli which jiaturc has libeialiy
endowed him. By a suvero ocurso oi stiulj,
laborious application and nni'emitting e.xcrUoi.s
he has prepared himself for the practice of the
law, and has but lately pa.cscd the ordeal of e.x-
■aiuinatiou with such credit tc hiuKtelfas to have
elicited from his preceptor, .a geiitieiKan of the
hiuhest reputation iu tlie profession, no ordin-
iti'v expression of approval and graliffcatioii.
A bright career is before liiui, aud those wlio
may now affect to despise the oljsctii'o young
attorney will ret see the day wiicii fucy will lie
proud to take him by the hand, aye, and lie
lioiiored by tbe compliment. Our ffioiid is as
ruodcst and unprctciiuing as ho is talented,
and wc may treiicli upon his modesty by tliis
allusion to Ills anticipated future but xtiiig-
gling and modtarious young imuilioud sliall
iievc°r need a lift while w,o liavc an arm to ex
tend it, and let carping critics and ill-natuicd
snobs say what they will, earnest, a.spiring, de-
-tcrmiuc'd youth iril! make liormrc-d and elevated
' manhood, and he i.s no true man who would
feitor the vigorous young .spirit or sneer a.,
youthful ambition be its posse.ssof iicvei' so ob-
.scurc. Mr Elam will soon begin tiic practice
of law and we offer as bis rtfcrencc.s Abil
ity, Integrity, I’i'omptitu.dc
will appreciate those references.
After the exercises at the Ilall, the military
marclied through Hay street and after firing
their rc.spcctive salutes were di.sinis.scd for the
dav, • At night the citizens repaired
f;i,.—A man named Kent was killed in
B'ilmington, oil the 4tli, by the premature dis
charge of a caiiiioii which he was firing in liou-
or of the day. He was terribly mangled, aud
died ill a few hours after the accident. He
leaves a family iu destitute eircumstaiiccs.
Brr.oi.Auv.—The County Court clerk’s office
iu BTimiiigtoii was entered last Sunday night
aud his papers overhauled, but finding no
ey the thief mizzled.
! truth, “Ours arc the plans of fair
Yiiic out of si.xty three counties in | p^m-o, ninvai'pcd by Party rage to
Pcniisylvahia were represented iu the convention , brothers.”
for nominating a know nothing candidate for 1
Governor. All the rest fused with the aboli- ;
tioiiists.
the ;
T.et tbe democraev ot tho -XOi'lii aiiu ui : > j
....... little tendency to aniinalion. Money was 111
I , ,1,, i riM-i. niMsuiiiu I'criiiest during the iiioi'niiig at lliu Bank inini-
m- A correspondent at Blockers writes us ^ good old Couu y. ea.st ' mum rate of .^x per cent. In,ter there was a
K.,p s.ri,i.ht u„.ll .1,. r,,,. ■llmr.d.j -U.- ^ 'p- ">» .'.in. Iioiv .-.1 1«|-:
= * i. .. .wV. .1 1....I. rdC f-.ii- delightful: cent. _ |
8®- Miic out ot si.xty iiirce eunnue.x IM , peace, iiinvarpca uy 1 ai ty la^e pu live like j Xlic Paris lioui'se seems totally iiic.ip.iblo of,
. 1 > 1 I revival; neitlief tnc reoiictioii 111 the Itaiik Qi
Rc.spcctfiillv, i England’s rate of discount, nor the intimation •
■ W.M, BOB’. : th.^t fiiitber artificial siipiilies of gold are not:
. „ ! required for the moment by the the Bank of 1
C.iuniAGE .N. E’. : have sufficed to stop the downward
, . j After an absence of twenty five years, 1 was ,
A .AIodei, AVmowEu.—Tlicrc is a gallant cock ; 110^110^^ ^vlikle i Fuaxce:—The Ei.ectioxs.—The .AIoiiilcuv
with short comb and the “game curved spur,’ . p,,, y „ns ti n-: of yesterday
tlie a.lvii;
poj)ii1:ttiiii H.'' lli'.'V
jic.M nD-«’iinti tftc in
iMiutulavic.'. , , , . ,
l{cx:olvca tliat tl.yi rl.Tk of the iMtunl Ik-
to j.vociir('aA'«-py’ i*"‘ ■''•It*'"* llNtncT'ill tliisCoiuity
IVtun tlir ('liainuaii
(hi timii.m the laRiitl a«Ijfuriiul uiUil Mmulay i.
Sell? Tviui
■ V. SITAAN.
Clci’U P.i.ar'l .S. C. Scliool;^.
Julv V. "‘''--I
SHERIFF S NOTICE
* Will aticivl tiif I'oliouin" I'i.-lricl'. lor ill" pttr.
i jii>sc of ctillcclini:: llif Ta.vcH. \ 17.:
Tialar (.'vock-
^ vt
Flea Hill.
(kvrvfvV Frc',‘Kj
lllack Uiver,
t^u"\Yhini“.
Seventy Firt'l.
liockliish,
Jnlv II.
*• 24
‘jA
'• ;u
Anj;nst 1
HFt'TOFt McNFILF. Sberifl*.
mblisiu'S tin important atUlresa
a () oJ) s ,sL ra // tl r ]). i .VpI ged
50 PEK CEKT. BSEOW NEW YOKK COST-
M, TIIOAIAS A 15K0.,
avc just rcpeiv*‘l their.scvoinl ]mrcliaie of .‘=?)inn^
ml Sniiiiiier Gmi'ls. S’otiu'of whicharc
moil-
Which IS UionT?—The Ijouisville Journal
says “the American party was never stronger,
purer or more liarmoiiious than at present ; but
Uic Richmond Whig says “it would be like
dishonesty for any one to contend that there
is Eiicli a thing as the American party in c.xis-
tcucc.”
s,)
BI.KtTlON NOTICK.S.
7lf; it SOS
riion u.isuix;t«x,
Affairs—The Course
rius I'sly Cbaniaiousliip.
Onr neighbors of the Argus who said never
a word with rcfei'ciiec to the Plug Ugly out
rage ill Wasliiiigtoii, at this late day copy an
article from the Baltimore Clipper eiidcavoiing
to fi.x tlic stigma of that foul outrage upon the
democratic party, and praising the I lug Lg-
lics as a body of nice Aiaoricau young gentle-
men. The iirticlc sny.s:
1 V . ,1 J . 1 1 £ a IHl s.«« 1. . . > ’ Ii.v ... ^ ,,
in onr neighborhood who lost his beloved ,Gnrolinn. within i from tho Prelect ol the heme to tlie electors. , ,,,,,,p,,HiUmn.-wlnel,U,^
Piirtk’tt just as slie had lain a nest
Cliaiiticleer did not, as most unfoat
worsdo, smooth his niuqilcd plumes
wav run after the pullets, but
care sat upon the eggs himself and nursed ins , ..q'orJ ample lacilitics lor the co„|',,iviicc so that tlie pco-! ami latest si.vle.s. t„ call em-l.v ami . ,
silent grief while be warmed his spouse’s relies ^ traiisportatiei^of in-oduee^^ i l^i deceived by Wise dedar Jons I -I''; -; ^
into life. AVitb all the solicitude of a mateuia , [L place of mv' nr,tivitv)”a,id was , of political optiiions. i Juiv H- PtiT.
lietibe leads his chirping brood about, ='"^1; ^-itl, the improvement tluU has!
cluek.s and scratches as assiduously for jn that section of tbe State in the j
alone as tlio’there were no feathered damsels i of a Century. I found tho little
admiriuM'liis .‘ipiirs and no coquettish pullets ' Jirty face lioys that used to shoot marbles wit i
eyeing bis glossy plumage and straup behavior ^ um where The Zra! "ill !
with maiden jealousy. A\o betide the iiitiudci . ^-liere I was wont in my youtlifnl days to,
upon his chicks’ domain—
“AVilli sharp strong beak and pointed spur, uty poiuis wiiicn m uiu-.e u.>j o ^ of the course of Gov.
i And dauntless eye he meets the foe, | ^ro°thc^'trib JJ^^'iml'''S;ionti(ic Uvniker.’ Altlioiigli his conduct is not entirely 1 ,^',7,,7,,..o,, ,.o,niiT- .le.siru ilml il.e mnm- of
And blood or quick retreat .s the "®“1; 1 Tillfnl f-irmors The old houses ' niiproved of bv tlm Administration, it '.vill firm-, ^viu McNeill, E-i.. !»■ aim,,,meed im a camlnlale for
He’s a model widower. May he cow foi- of the , J ml others bu It in ■ Iv sustain bini', believing that lie acted with wis. ^ me „nice of clerk of .be Coun.y Court,
I Sjir stI:JJ‘a L Sre" s Jle The little : tiom and justice in ndvisiiig a submmsioi, of tlie j
A Xcw Wav to Drlttf a Thlvf. i Ion-chnreli wlncli ill mv dav marked the spot , Coiislitiilion to a vote of tlic peopk and lat.
The f'.thcr of Mr AVekster, the great Amer-; the missionary labors hive been torn down , he thug followed a sole line of policy, llie^,,,..,, p. \, ardeii ms a Camlulalc foi Cluk of
me laiiicr oi .ui >v c , „ , .,,.c 4 ,',,1 v a ma'rniPsciit edifice i Soiitlicrii attacks are eoiisajercd as iingcncioiis, , tl,c County Court,
icau statesman, was a humorous joco.e j emitaiu two° thousand souls i iu view of the fact that lie was sent to Kansas ; UODEK'K McKAK.
age. j 1. 7;,], eDrresiioiidiii" elegancies and , by nn ndmiiiislration pledged to the defeiiee , im,I,n-liic o.-ae of tb i k o.
As be was once journeying in XIassaebuselts i ‘"WYYY;' Roin'lbc pvoecedsof alewing Society, i of the Soulliern riglits, and opi,o.«c.l to the ' ,!„■ CoMmyCenn „f Cnmncriamt.
not far from bis native town, lie stopped '’A® ti,^ ^-ortliv ladies in the surround-' T’opeka Con.-litiition;_ mid in conlonnity "'itli j Jj'"': 1
one night at ail inn in the village of . ,1" ■ : g,,,! j^st but'iiot least, we find in i vvhicli policy Gov. AValker is now elamicd to: 'I'jie frioiids td'Ivtilicl't. (lillntlil
GoiCrnor ]
Walker.
in.xcTOx, July G.—The affairs in Knii.'asj
TO TIIK FlMiK.MMX ('UMJSEIIE.XXO CO.
I) r \ i .1 !V K \ K , rrspeuirullv aanounevs
i iiiinsciras a eamliilai,’l.ir lb,' oiliee nf Clerk of die
IIlavlii'® a kiDiwliulRC vl' tin* ilulluh*
■W.'vSHINCTON, July G. l llO 'J* i oV Mic'Ofl'.c". hu tj;ilicrs liilti-'v!!'Ilnil li" will l>c :U)U to
have formed tlic subject of Cabinet dclibcratioi), i .‘-ntisiaeiion t-.i all the ii'uod iicoiik* urthe
-'since the receipt ot the \tc.^‘Olutions of The j in tlic ('vent ul IJ-s rlcftim).
1 ‘ (looreia and .Mi.ssi.sippi Democratic State Coiir j
Wo !irr :nitiinri/,o(l to tliat a jioriion of ihn
^ ^ . . chiifoiii= of 1»oIk*so» county ilc.^irc
f-innors The old lioiises aiiiirovcd ot by the ^Vdinini^lration, it v.'ill filin' McNeill, K'H-. he aimtiunced ;
down and otliers built in ; ly sustaiii liini, believing that iie acted with vvis., the „llice of clerk ul tbe Cou ^ x Crrizn.x.
sc'de The little ' dom and jiistiee in advising a siibmis.sioii of the j _ . . — —
scale. Aim 111 C .1 , aLilliori.-'Cil to amioiiiicc
“The I’liig Uglics are young Americans who i called him out to discover a
tlic cliQi'sits a very line ;iio netiiig.
and I'll wnrruiit that' Tlie views of I lie administration
carciull}’ t Supeviov oT CuiiiberluVH] C'Uiiity.
there is reason to believe soon ' in Angie^L next.
beautiful Arsenal grounds to witness Uncle
Sara’s disiilay of lire works in honor of the day.
A rocket sent up at eight o’clock was the
signal for the commciicemciit of the displav.
Shortly afterwards a series of rockets were dis
charged, after which a number of sky rockets
were sent up. Then came a beautiful display
of rockets, after which several rockets went up
anti a fire vviiccl having failed to whiz correct! v,
tlie porforraaiice was changed to a dischaigc
of rockets, and a few uiiiuitcs afterwards a
sploiiclid rush of rockets lit up the heavens, A
number of rockets were then discharged, the
performances closing hy the ascent of several
rockets and the people went home. Tims end
ed the fourth of July 1857. Long may it wave;
DEVO.X STOCK.
At the sale of Devon Cattle, at “Thu Mea
dows,” Y. Y., seventeen head sold for .$2,355,
and among the purchasers we find M. J- Fai
son, Esq.,'of Sampson county, who bought a
“Hobbamok” at $115,00 and a “Kcnnebcck’i
at $100,00. Sampson is becoming famous for
her excclieiit breeds of stock cattle, and at the
last Agricultural fair we noticed some speci
mens which we thought could scarcely be ex
celled in tlie State. Mr Faison also purcliased
a “Taminund” at one hundred dollars, aud we
hope that his laudable efforts to improve the
cattle of Sampson may bo crowned with suc
cess.
tlic ban'oom were about tweiit>- choir 'placed among
^*^4' tl, tliit-'i. vjnc 1)1 LiiL,. ^ 11“' ll' ^ b ult’on
stand’up for“thch' countrymen in opposition to j company, it appearod bad a ' o®® of thosHhh'’'uymplis’ wlio is want to finger ^ l , 11
i foreign impostors, and for that reason they arc . i,i.s pocket a lew minutes bcfoic. and bo knew , bo officially promiilgiile".!
Business men j pvosm'ibed by rueu wlio have obtained power, | the offender must be i„ the room with he,in ■ nodding in , TIic i’rcsident and cacli meiuber of tl,c Cab,
bv the assistance of such foreigners aiul others .'Fasten al the doors o t "> «'Y. I chi.rel, in live mimite.s,
' leave It,” .said Mr AA cb.ster, mid lieu ami , . , j,,,]
and bring your wife's great urass, - ) -i.. - - ...
^ ' i' n ■ 'P® '''''®P tegret at tlic sad event, ami saying
CAirni.mn, July 8Mi 1857. ' tliat tlie pressure of bublie biisiiie.=3 would pre-1
The aimivci'sary ofour national vent him and his associates from atteiidiiig.
this village '
annuuiico liiiii us u l unditlul** i'.r lit'' ulVicf nl t-h-vk nl
l-;ketiuu
to the
Wc are aullioi'iscd In aiinoinice
candidate for tiic
the
of like stamp.
AVc wont cross swords with our neighbors >'> i'otd, go
Kettle.
the championship of these bloody rowdies '"‘'Y‘"'Bo7,iface did as conmmiidcd. The groa ^
assassiii.s, but will simply say that they are 1kettle was placed^ in the middle ot tbe ; pklitor;
indcpciul'.'Jicc was celebrated lu
witli unwonted cnthiisiasiu. Everybody
welcome'to all the glory of such a cau.se and to bottom up—as black and sooty as the ,,
all the credit of such associations aud party affi
latioiis as the Plug Uglies afford. They arc
down upon decent foreigners and respectable
Catholics, but a Plug Ugly with a patch over
his eye, an oath iu his mouth, a bludgeon iu
his hand, and a bowie iu his breast is one of
those patriotic ami noble Amcrikius who shall
o.nd to rule Auicviktiy.
WMon man lo nuauiiii^ «u , xi.u x ....v* ...x,.. ......... \r l5-,Lur Jr ms iv oaiulidiitc lor
"SnJp^pf'* Jmerai'jliJiKJ'J ofCEHt oftbe'Superior Court ffir
jA'xAERIIASSET 'The I’residuiit replied by telegrapli, expressing ! Count} ol CiiuibArl.ind,
','f; riie Friends of I’etcr .AIcKachiii K.-q., an-
^ ■ noiincc him as a candidate for the ufiiee of
j clerk of tlic county court of Robeson county.
“'Election ill .August next.
■bimiiey back.
“You don’t want hot water nor notluiig to
. .,,, the b-ikmee of the gCMi* cuiim to sec tiie ; i„ CHUiliorlumlcoiinty un liio iliiii .it .lane Uy 1-4-1
take the bristle off no critter, do you, squircf , j,;. La^G,ou acted as marsluil of the : wu,.! Spi-urm.ui Mr Huvnl ..nml. .o .4,,-= l.h/.u
A! AHKi KO.
In CunilierUiml county on llio Itnii
1 line till 1857.
“Better be the bead of the yeomanry tlian
the tail of tliy gentry.”
So says good sense, and true gentility echoes
the sentiment. Snobs prefer the lattei, oiilj
they imagine theniselves at the head of tlie
gentry, because maybap some weaker vessels
than themselves have lain bold of the tail a
few inches lower than they.
j^y.'A. AL,” who wishes his paper changed
to Tliomasville, will please let us know from
what office he wishes it changed. AA’e have
several of his name upon our books, and do not
know which to trans.er
COAfll.IHRER’S .TlALAZt.XE.
AVe have received from the publishers a
specimen nuiubcr of this very useful peiiodical
It is a large, handsomely printed, Jj|fiutifully
illustrated monthly and should be liberally pat
ronised by the craft. A special editor has
charge of each department. Trimming, Paint
ing, Y’ew Patents, Ijiterary &c. Should any
of our friends in McKcthan’s extensive estab
lishment wish to see the work, our copy is at
their .service.
Free SuBrage.
AA'e saw iu a late issue of one of our town
cotemporaries an adroit article against free suf
frage, puhlisbcd iu a conspicuous place but uii-
acc°ompaiiicd by any cditoral coraiiieiits, and
evidently iiitciidcd as a feeler. AA c had a
mind to respond to some of the objections of
the writer at the time, but concluded that per
haps it would bo a useless expenditure of time
and space. The question of free suffrage has
been discussed to death already: tbe people
favor the measure, aud wc will only reiterate
the caution of the Standard to the democrats
to be sure and vote the Approved ticket. Do
not let local interests absorb all your attention
and be sure to go to tbe ballot box with a
free suffrage ticket in your baud. AA^e see that
Mr Puryear has d'ccUarcd himself in favor o
the measure. Rather a sudden conversion,
is’iit it? Tho -AVestern Sentinel pitches into
the anti-seven-thonsand dollar speed, oandidate
witli a vengeance, charging domagpgueisili Ui>^
on Mr P— because of Ids sudden transition
from properly qualifleatiou to free suffrage.
Tho know nothings, as a general thing, arc
violently opposed to the measure and will vote
heavily against it. It therefore behooves tho
dcmocrtits to watch and work as well as pray
if they wish tho present odious regtrlotion Te
moved
cmnprt^Mi'e ns lie 4i.!. having fi.l.h'.l liis
I ihu ufiial iKi.^itinn hir h.riiig
doliglited aildltory. , ,1,,. have hint a diantahlo
the ladies neigiil»or ami tlm country an cxcu
iwn
In Ids
ami oiili.i!
Pill cifii^pM.
?•’
said the landlord, the preparations looking so , clon'd'ass7libl7d at the Court liou.so ; l''”Y';'.s'Mn4nv. tho 7th J.mo. Mr M'. Molvin u. Mi.-v
much like hog-kiHiiig. ; marched in procession to llm Prc.sbytci'ian ,,f ^iieiair.i Sowd;. iNii.. .loouaM '!.
“Go to your barn and bnug me the biggest, The ceremonies ojieiiod 'willi violin music ■ " _■ -
Cockrell you have got.” 'bv Messrs Bruce, Ale Lean, Tyson, and-AfcDoii- - “ i>iK!>
Bcniface went to the barn, U„- ' ’‘>‘k o‘' 1 On id' '.‘h in-t at ins r,..44.>„co on Docu liiver
ed with a tremendous great roostci, ®®®‘'‘‘''° The Alcdcnbarg declaration was Moore Cnniit.y, Goorgr Wika.x, in ilw 7-.M .year
all the way like mad, . ' bv Sandy Ifarrett iu an impre.ssivo iiinmier, and TluMloe'casea Aar a coii.-bioni ineinlwr
The old roD-ster was tlirown under the invcr-,^J^ p,. igi,,, sbaw
ted kettle, and tlie lamp blown out. d oracefully aiuU'loquciitly.-after which C. Dowd , .u-
“Yow. gentleincn, I don’t suppose he ^ ‘‘Ji'K^q , orator of the day, delivered an able ’'”’1 ('’;-;Y;,;Y;o.Ya7hc.iid. luning,'ol4,'4 hi., own ha.d
is in bore ; but if lie i.s, the roo.stci "P'°" ; ,,tertaiiiiii.v addrc.ss “'hieh at, its close was ,) r.,,- i,.o,.o nmi out. In ins Ueatli
when the offender touches^ the bottom of ' |g„Qp. ,,,,„i°,nied by
kettle with Ids hands. AValk around in a ci - | j'mvhou then arose ami, thanking the ladies
cle and the cock will make kuowu the watch | attoiidaiice, requested tiic Inciids
stealer. The iimocent need not be atraid, }0ii ^ ciieraw and Coalfields Railroad to as-
kiiow.” , ...'Ucrable at the Court lioiisc ami Eiib.stantiate;
'he company then, lo Imraor ^ I'tbcir nrofessioiis of interest in the cnterprize by |
out the joke, walked round the kettle iii f’® j heartily. Pursuant to tlie Drs|
dark for a few minutes. ■ request, a'gooclly number of the substantial,
“All done, gentlemen ? ^ ! citizens’reUred to the Court room witli open
“All done, was the cry—“where s your ciou- , y[i' Alex. Kelly was ai.ponited
r—we beard no cock-a-doodle-doo . icliairmaii, and the meeting was cntertaiiied loi
“lil’ing us a liglit.” isoiiic time by several able speeches. 1 le .u ,
A light was brouglit as ordered. vaiita-es tliat must nece.ssari!y acme Irom im..'
“Yow hold your hands up good foks. ,! conipictioii of this enierprize were duly set,
One held his liaiul up after aiiolhor. Ihc} tliovoiighlv disemssed. Pi'elimi,iai'ic.s
black, from coming m d,airman aniioiiiiccd
to tlm meeting that the hooks were open
subseri«^tiea nnd added that he liopC(
C.\X El'lbll'.SV liKGl'UKI)
Wo iltiid; 111.' I'nlloY/ing lollor I'rniii -a respcclid.lu
eiii/."M ur.Mi.isi.'iiipi "'ill'
rcuHiv*.
;ili illjuiits Iri/iM •
n,-\v"r tin* ((iiCFtlon, ami
ry uni>hif^ul minil; ^
(HjKXAin. c. IS.'ja
)lr lli.iic*'. I'RltiiD'jrc-Mil.—bear ^>r: 1 take
"Tuat rclatiii-a crsuorfi>u>-n»sor jUs.cuml
ilwu,,,'invahn.hlo Pills. .My l.roll.oi' J J, bignn.
''■''.‘ilhis'l.Hi.'r liooM alUicloU wilh Ihi.s a'''lid liseiise.
die ' wa.s (irM attacUutl w'liie (joiju young, ih‘ wonlu nave
\rollio4ist Eniseoral Clini'oli I'nr inany yoars. am! 4io,l j i,,.,, ,.,,mm,is at one allack at Ih-.-sl: Imt as he
ill llio lull assnranoo al'.a niossoU iiinni.rtalil.v. It lia.., „i,l,,.|-. thoy sooiiio.l lo iiii;roa>o likiwi.i.
iialecil to imait doatli with as inuch 'i],,. timo ho coiumoiici il taking '
advertisiaients.
T ray IP seep.
FPE-SII
I’b.VT DPTCII.
KKII TOP.
EN'Gbl.^U NOPFOT.K,
(;bn>.'K.
lU'T.V P.VG.t.
Jasl i-o.’oivoil ami tor .-a!o l>y
Vp tt>
v'iiur I'illr.lio Imd thrm
oorv ol'loi, ami .|Milo sonao. .ivAsIraliiigliim h"'ly ami
,„i,;,l. Hi- inimi liaj MiH'orfd .-oriimsl.v: hut now: I
am hapiiv 10 say hois enroll ol thos,- lits. Ho li.>»
oiiiovo.l iim- hoabh r.ir llio last live iiioiHlis past HlS
,„i",„'H,asi,ls., rol.iril.'il to its o'.'igm-'' s|ir«.'I.tlim-ss
\U ihis I lak.- groal ph'iisiiro m ooimimiiioaliii.g. as it
;„av1,!'ih.'nma7s,,l'.li.'.'cling olliors III 11,0 remedy
hat'will cm-.: them. '',',‘'7'k:ON.
! No p.-'-on v.hii is s.ll'.-iing from Fits, or .$iiasins,
! ihoiil. lo-h'.l s'-mliag lo Pr llanee^ after this lorn.
s vol hisi,K's.i,nahle,m.,l:oim'. His pric. s are as
follow-: 0,10 I.OX s;i: two twolyo sZl-sont by
1 * .. .. t. . ..r .. ••■•Ill,11 .V(lurej»s
' .Xelli .8. ibuicc, M
cipl of «> viiiiUance.
■ jliiUInioro. -Md
Sl KKr-UKl^S with
llntjoy. \V.-;iUn.‘--s. Sti
. ,1. IIlNSi^Ald'k niuu. ii*-.-!-!''*!
ilisfuM-s fif thf nh«ild»T Kidneys.;raTfl,
. road lli«-liJv.Tli.-^MDPnt in anotlior coU
ndmltf-ld r (.oiHiiiii* l‘»'.-i.amtiL»n ”
for
LAST WEEH AT COST j
11 Goods at No'.v A urk Co,-i
riptieii, and added tiiat ho hoped evt'} ' iiurioatho lu-osont wool; amt Mnmiay tho Fjd'“f j ,
witl, the slightest .spark of xtate in'ulw / ;,Hf ,,,ooehl to s.'ll at .Umthm tUcontive.b.ock, mia-1 ,neo^
t liim would immodiatclv come forward , „r „ Gvoo stock ol .„„i fi.-TiUios''.
t iim I -(.qg,! ,10 sccomP .Silks. Groaa,lines, ha,'ayes, 1“'’ ; Colton
‘show his list. IIIC} IRLIIIU .1,1 pool Holanos. Silk and Wool do. ,
tation, for there was a general lusli Ui | 'k.-yoiher with ;■, vai'.oty of Staiih-Good.- _ | ne
fello'W v.'h.o I ,
* ‘ •and rihow
■' FAYETTEVILLE MAPvKET.
Correrled. weekh for >>>r- Akorlh Carolinian.
July 4, 1857.
IG L.ai'd If
i.y
\Yere of course
with the soot of the kettle.
“All up ?”
“All up,” was the response
“All black?”
"A—11—don’t know i here’s one lello'W „ ,p|,gy
hasn’t held up bis bauds.” I solicitation, for there was a general m.s
“All, balmy old boy ! Let’s tukc a peep . seareely lu
at yonr paws ! I tored—cacli one seeming riesii'ons that liis iminc
’i’licy wore cxanii|ied, and were net o'"®'! si,o„|q i,g,„jed dewn lo posterity upon tiie
like tlic rest of the company. ; gxlremo point of tiie “sluko iiolc ot reason and
“Y'ou’ll find your wathh concealed about liis um,,’, from his slumbers
person-search him 1” in Uic cliimiiev corner and pimlied Imn on to an
And so it proved. Tins fcllo'.v, 1'°^ ’’® dcvatcil anil promiueut P®®""''"' ^ nave not
aware any more than the rest of the trap tliat ^ appprized of the exact aiiioniit siihsenicd .Tnl.v. ^ i,v dilbgont aim
was laid for the discovery of the tliict l-tP® j lo,,,.,, that it was very lilieral.^ Lteiy ° to Gvo lull smisfactitm lo those wIk, may ™
aloof from the kettle, lest, when he touclicd it, ; gp „itli care ' m favor of tlic j g,- u,,.!,. sons ami ward.-
tliccro'wing oftbe rooster should prQck'PP'“ffi rqad So mote it be! AVitii many wishes ffir:,j,,g, ,^^,0;,,,^ prov,.,!,,ally healthy: ;®1'‘ Apple r.ramty scarce, and
tb:,.f ml entenirizo I.sha soon make g,ird.,vill be paid to the moral conduct cl he j.np.ls. it
tl“®‘f- ■ ■ ■ ■- ■ the success of Bto ® ; ® I” gf gg,, ho had ia the village and v.c.mly at 1.
.Inly 11.
j. .1. Ml H illE.
Slii'vivilig I’.t, t!,,-r.
E. F. .MOtlllF. .•vit'v.
(IS-I-.
mily
j Sup. Fine
I Fine
i Cross
Guaix.
ill
The iia.xt .Se?.-i"'i will begin
The nmler.-if
. the zd MomUiy ini
led iiavin.g hiel con.-idciable o.x- [
diligent atteiqion to j
' i
Corn
Oats
I’cas
Flax Seed
11 Mobissck
14 Salt 1
SriniTS.
7 00 I’cach jirnndy 1
0 75 .\p]ilo “
0 50 jAVliiskcy
0 -fs i Do. northern
TlKl'iiNTINF..
1 25 Raw 2 00 :
05 Siiii'its 34
1 25 ,.Sweeds Iron
i 00?Hides 1
As thc'handsof all the others were blacken ^
the whiteness of his own showed t'lat He ;
edire from tlie l®f$'j’
ud ijuit j
dared not touch the okl brass kettle, - | cannot pn
'’“ho wariodgcj in proper custody, preparatory ns requested in a clause ^
owing to our Itick ot
he could pi>t us ill tho way of gr-jiitiii.
to being sent to jail
XA’ealth itself is not so much despi.sed—it is!
resent
rECUMSKH.
Tucum.sch’s “respects’
wp did not publish,
of “the material.” Bor.
Gil
IV tbe ffiS.o 'fill is po.'sessor gfit.
haps
his rrr
I ST to Sll per mpulli.
j Term- pc'i' Sc.--iou :—
! Frimarv English llranclio.-
i Highi r'flo. and .Mathematic.-
I .Xncient Language.s ■
i Contingent Expenses
1 CLEMENT DOM'D, A. B..
! .tniv 1!. 1857.
Com we ■.'cpoi't a slight decline. Beach ami
ill demand. Tin,
market has liecii extremely dull past week.
iicst.
Ed-
00
.'•0
WILMIYGTOY
M A RK
ET.
July 0, 1857
Virgin TurpciUiiu
Vl
How '2
sn. liard 1 -111,
dO
Spirith^ 40. AFupoT 1'
Miir T ’-T)
mark*
1 firm wilh lip
.70
Avai'tl lundciK-v. No
1 Ko-bi
...II 1.
r. .5,1 ,,s in fpiality
pal.
ll
'ibavy smpp'.;. of Cora an! .1'
uprf:.',.
f'oH.M I'G to