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-1 : -. r.- - ;e 0 " THE NOBLEST MOTIVE IS THE PUBLIC GOOD PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. TERMS, S2 00 PEE. ANNUM, FAYETTEVILLE, N. C, SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1860, WHOLE ;U3115EU 1219 VOLUME XXI. NO. 15. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Single copy, in advance. per annum S2,00 , at tho ead of the yetr 3,00 i 0i TU OAKULI.MAjN. FAYETTEVILLE, N. C THE RQBESON TRAGEDY. Barae at her hoqse on Saturday last ; brought THE ENGLISH BANKING AGENT, Josiah Austin Ghee, the loan agent of various Mli. LINCOLN'S LEiTER-lRKEPnEss.iiLi. W-NFLICl. Single copies, five cents. No subscription will be received for less than six in u nt lis. I . 1 1 1 . . I - - - . i i 1 1 . KfiiiiH uica wiiii 1 1 it , . . i . .... A n . - . . i 1 he tacts ot the case seems to be tnat tne mit " - "as - . hmlses. whose financial onerations r t : , ,f, Wft..i.nM ndidato lor Prcid- ! ared woman, Abi Rhodes, was to elope with Shade on naay before ; put hi nag in the oat patch and were so S4ddenly arrested by officer Hicks, on Sun- eut after u protracted incuuatioii, bus pwaucoa ith Shade on rjday before ; put his nag in the oat patch and a free mulatto, and go North, ior this wuwn anu staid a winJe ; he visits me often and day evenmg, was brought betore tne Mayor, on ietter of acceptance, in which he agrees to ia tue 'Bates of Ailvertising. ?ii-stv i..-iits. wf r h(,iiai- nf le; lines, or less, for j i - i . - the tiepiincnt iiisertion, lor any period under three months. For three months; r ? For six months, f y y For twelve months, 00 . , Other advertisements by the year on favorable . ,i....n ........ Tv.,rt.ic,u1arly requested to ficrt;n desired, otherwise they sheet. will be i nserted until forbid, and charged accordingly. 3 Le&ve one page of each sheet blank. jkO-'jOB WORK of all kinds executed neatly and 4. Give to the written pages an ample margin 11.- : lOUUU. P. J. SINCLAIR, Editor and PRorKifTOR. iSUi William married my sister: has-air Monday morning, and was requested to produce nuHiination ot the Chicago Con veuuoii. . . . ... . . . . Jin v rctir(nw in nts nossession KDOWUie mm 10 oe iit 1. ....... ;.,,i;;..'.ir iirmt in . laeics clearness cars. She had some $2,000 in money. Her body .-ww go. to me; don't think that, Hardy', ad represented bimself-a n,Sn of charac- on 'I u luTys UiLthe ....ui be .arcul was found last week in Lumber river. . - w lieUKessuch Iriend.slup. ter and stability. In reply, be stated that he had "not to violate" the Chicago i.laitoi m, '"or Ui.-.n-i d iv 1 ...f tt...i,- ni irnno,? limes. -:--- - m" none with tiinL but was in aaiiv expectation 01 tne Qn " iinwtw nuuns to uisou&e 01 uio V7 LI lUOb V-CV liut 1 T ttlii t 7 , J T . W ,a&tKITruV charged with t'e homicide of Abi Rhodes, wife of Btm iasi aoout nine in the morning; did nt airivalot his partner, Mr Vinson, irom ngianu, . knoft .-of his going oflf- heaiaLpf buying meal; made with the funds necessary to meet all present engage- C Rhodes, were brought before three justices for fufther'inouirie. "eiu, c ments fufcure Ucationg for loans upon the examination, when the following testimony was. , , , x terms set forth in his published cards. He stated adduced; Af Britt : On Friday last, about 3 o clock, I that he had already paid at Hamburg, South Caro- ti;i- Ti.v , . T. ,-ro mV ' saw ISjBarucs goipg to Hardy Barnea': only spoke; lina, the money advanced bv the party at Columbia, , n r , . -i.il - n-m 1 iff there' a fence between us; don'.t know whether through whose instrumentality he had been arrest- rendered by Uie New Xoris. i: mnj x father. On ednesuav nisrht last, Abi Rhodes left . ,1 ,: , ' i u,; . vt uvi fnr wic nf .. r . v, .... 1 . . - ma r nitr irui n , . w-o.s ,r..T - w ' v . w i ki Tier (leiiiiiiiii uiua it uii.-tui a - ;i5! her home ; hoard flying reports of her going to leave; 3 b c u a n t ir c He sti11 claimed that he was the principal pal,er--and it is undersio.ua to be good ncvuoiloiu'" when I saw her aftprwarrla W. ihrAst wa rut- I ! 0i Vruliam : iaw Hardy Barnes at Kenn. a acent of the house of Ghee. Wilson & Co.. agents in0riw affirms that if .Mr. Luorta and ui pt-ty in the order of their sue- recognized her as Abi Rhodes. Beni. C. Rhodes uou?jI Thursday, also on Friday. Kennedy's for the disposal of the surplus capital of several interpret the Tanlf plauk to iuai Protccuoii, k vvnl a ir'.f .tYtk tlii4 I T. M.l m-..f rt i-. statins thaf Abi ,"i,u. " l" Ti,p followins; ruies e cup u um au eicuaiige ., mmnnvt 1 lhe 10"0' 1 purpose she hired some pc-rson to take her to the heisupport me he paper, anu " n. f observe them, it would be a great favor to Editors and printers, and lvould prevent many errors, that often seriously effect the meaning of many a good article. They are reasonable and correspondents should regard them as such ; 1. Write with black ink, on white paper with ruled lines. 2. Make the pages smaller than that of foolscap : in anv part. Tariff lil-ink. whicu is made by the i roieouu. and 1-Vee t rade wings of the xiepuoiicau oi ui... ikm to sustain two uiainetriculty opposite uiweipie tatior.s, he uoes not inlbrtu tue aux.oas puoiiu. iut if he adopts the 'Pj otecliou" uiicrpi-etution, lie uiil "violate an important "part oi me f1'1"-"'" uo aUe. I lull I)U X can J 1) s : V A X v. , ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW CLINTON, N. C, A 'XT ILL practice in the County and Superior Court VV of Bladen, Cumberland, and Sampson, and o the adjoining Counties. Feb'y 10, lfcbO. 5. Number the pa cession. . L read a paper from Geo Brumbull, statins: that Abi j G. Write in a plain bold hand, with less respect Rho(les had k,ft a crtain pUce on Friday morning ! 7. Vd no observations which are not to ?ppear and did not return unilt Saturday morning rjton ! in print know what amount of money Abi Rhodes had in I 8 Punctuate the'manuscript just as it should be her possession ; think it was $900 in silver and ! printed. Abi Rhodes Kennedy and .conn nanpr mniiev. 9. For italics, underscore one line, 101 .r:liries Nvo. sworn.: Saw Abi Rhodes last on i T sppn him. ORice near the Clintoi Hotel tf Attorney & Counsellor at Law, - SUMMBRVI LE. G 7"ILL attend the Courts ot Cumberland Moore Y Johnson aid Harnett County PROMPT atfen lion t'iven. the collection of all claims entrusted to his capitals, two ; for CAPITALS, tliree. 10. Take special pains with every letter in proper 11. Review every word, to be sure that none ! illegible. . . , ., , , r , t i.T. : .v ntur' sit rne neau 01 iz. rut miauons - - sayv Mra K have mQn at various times cat say tllC first T )IL frG- . 13. Always make Capital 'J' run below the line, how much. Cross examined by McLean for the 11 xw..,. writi. a private letter to the editor on y;f tA. Had nn nnnirprs ( tinn f nil with Hnwlu the prniter s copy, but always on a ti" I3arnes about this matter till yesterday. 1 and 'ijyilliams to a free State. rrtt from Abi Khodes lor carrying h&-wfcMtaT to Hardy Brn';. she dressed in man s clothes while there. Kennedy Barnes came home about 1 o'clock to his own house on Friday night ; Jack Barnes did assist Kennedy in Wednesday; Kennedy Barnes wanted to get a carT carrying the clothes H Barnes came to Kennedy s pet sack of Shade Williams'; said he (Shade) was ! house on Monday evening, Kennedy was away; he care, bee n If-' CLKMEAT G . WRIGHT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 37ayetteville, ZKT- C. "J T l.l practice in the ceunties ot Bhuien. Sanip- V m-i and Cumberland. Prompt dtteutiou given to all busiuess uouunitted to his charge. Aprii 2, 18.j. tf I W. S . NOR M K N T . ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR .T LAW lumb:rton, n. c. '7TLL TTENI) the County and Superior Courts. VV 01 lio!r.;.-on, Cumberland. Bladen and Colum Vri3. All biisiuc-ss intrusted t his care, will receive prompt attention. Ollicciu the Court house. Ju'.v I, 1S)'J. 1-y-w A UOTIONLL'Il & COMMISSION MERCHANT, Kast Side of Gillespie Street; F.VVKTTEVIM.K, N. C. Nov. n, 1.08 JL . JLL Jti 2. jl: Commission iUcrcljant. iVlLMINGTON, N. C. ot. and lier.-.on-.'tl attention 1S out of jail. This was on Friday, about sun set; would no: say whether he knew about Abi Rhodes; T ;1. 'Vrrti7i rar-rilinin.n. xr,.,; ..f rumens of Favetteville held of money belonging to Abi Rhodes. at. the Town Hall on the Kith inst, for the purpose or eight months a.o, I had in my hands two. bags money belonging to Abi Rhodes. Aytch Barnes sworn: -Was at home on Friday i , . : C l,.i 1 . ,..,. f. Ol .. . .. . 1. 1 . O . LI. .iL of makin"-arrangements lor the ceieoratum 01 mc , uai, sw una ivmuuus a uioulii ago last oauo.itu. approachTng anniversary of American Independence, ather was at home on Friday last working on Arch'd McLean, was called to the chair and Geo. j a h he left home Frida about half hour after II Hah was requested to act as Secretary. ( J . On motion it was resolved that the occasion may j night; was hired by a man named Jackson to carry be celebrated' in such a way as the committees may . him off. He returned next day ; turned his mule t and that the .Mayor anu u"ni"w , into an out paten nan a mile rrom. tne nouse; oe- liVe he came to Lumberton ; brought the buggy -riLT. ir. . e prom Y Oo:is"i iliii ':i t s Tar, Tui'per.tiiu- ,;lahii aod jon t' S runts 1 urni'iitine, .ni l a.icouuii v iiiiiiiuc '"i up t lirs over the Stoi r Lut.t-rioh'R v. harf. to all Ko.-in. of Mr 011 North Water tf Ollit, x.. ..c. authorized to defray the expenses 01 tne same, motion, the chairman appointed the following com mittees, -n t wr To procure an Orator and Reader : Dr. B U Robinson, Jas Kyle, P M Hall, A T Banks, Arch d McLean. , . , , TT , To procure a place :J O Cook, Wright Husk Ceo. II Haigh, W Whitehead, P. F Pearce, II II Munson. , , . To procure Marshals Ac. .Major W Husk Capt W G Matthews, Col.'C E Leete, J B Star, J II Rob. 01 On motion, the meeting adjourned. ARCH'D. McLEAN, Ch'n. Geo. IT. IIaicii, Sec'y. For North Carolinian Lumberton, N. C, June 1 G, 18(10. Mu Euitor: In pursuance of a call previou-ly made, the democracy of Robopon met at the Court House in Lumberton, t.-day, lf.th, for he purpose of n .uiiiirii'm" a candidate fr lhe House .of Commons, to supply the placo of Jno. T. Pope, Esq , woo hud declined " the liomiu.ition tendered to him 1V the; ... 1 .1 .-.n.l a" A T .. I Convention w.ncn met here on uie i .nay last. Jno. R. C i ter, Esq., was called to the chair AILLK HO Ti.L, lIETOli'. Hotel ana Jno. till v. Lasted to act us beere- WADDILL. I'ROP rnilK t!u. must coiilliuiilicus i i 'vorth Carolina, fronting 30 0 c,..t ,,,, ii-u- and DonahUon streets, is 1 .... . t ,.,1 In t lie cent re i""'-" . . 1. . mid surrounded by an ine ihiua- hants- ami principal piu- . I, t uiler was rcnues 1 ell ;lSil'i'-'tS WefO' rrr.' On motion, a committee ol one trict leprescnted, was appoin w,i.t to tfe conveiaion a suunuio 1 .!... Tii foiiimitti-e was comtiosed ot Dr UUL- TI 1 !... 1 (' 11 Strr. hens. K 1. l.rejiorv, 11 i- 1 iiee, o home. Cross ex. by McLean. Jackson came to Barnes' in the evening; was a small man, Mrs R did not go to Barnes' that evening, Barnes said he carried Jackson to Lumberton ; took nothing home with him except the buggy gear. Owen C Moore; Testified to being at Mrs Davis about 2i o'clock Sunday, when a man came there calling for lare, whose voice he believed to be Har. Barnes'; did not see Barnes. J A Rowland: Testified that H Barnes had put up at his house on Sundav evening ; did not take supper ; at D o'clock p m, enquired for a room ; was shown one ; did not see him till next morning; his impression from Barnes' appearance, after hearing of the death of Abi Rhodes, was, that he'knew some thing about it. By Leitch for prisoner. Mr Barnes had the appearance ot being under the influence of liquor. By McLean. 1 had the same suspicions on M onday, from the appearance of Barnes. , A Gunn : Testified that Barnes came to his shop (blacksmith) on Monday, tied his mule and enquired C ii m- i - the lihlftl W""" M found. in 1 1' i. ii..n.w 111111 arance"was diftercat IToiii v lare-e nankins- houses in En eland. min t., nartv "ikitwIihIih" tuem at tue ?tart He asked the Mayor what would be his course, if Oo the contiicting mtei pretatious uoth the party who had caused him to be arrested de- (Lincoln's) approval?" clined anv further proceedings, in consequence of But atrain, 1 oouif pointA what does having been satisfied, and the transactions having coin mean by his sirangely-wucu:d v sentence,-"iui-been witndawnrThe Mayor said that.-yuMld-be.. t.LipC the -aysigtanco ot )ivme Vruv laeuw- ai'.. decided when the ease came up. but in the mean- with aue regard to tne v iews anu icenus u wo time they would be obliged to detain him for futher were represented in the Convention," Ko ? investigation. The accused was ordered to be re-, The obvious purport of such -language is, that the "meet uiy Mr. Lin - i w-ne s,o inncb so that it excited stronsr stis- 1 ws we. chain and other :if IJ l-ines-:jt'i 1 conit'ortibl V 1 1 th; st. i; i7t.f ".-ill-. this Hotel. lvr of U 1 1 ir.rtion of the tort 11 ' " ' " ; n .r hn.His. wholesale iiu-vei duce d.al--rs. tl.! f-onvenient R'H '.Vlll IIU'l ' HnUi'. ..-..:t-.. md denart from V'iril 2. I8o9. cros, isheet-lron T!V-VAlK,&o. . . . , ..,.t,,.nt ol" Box and cooking y, ii 11 i, ".-" - I sj- Till -ware : Slu'et tit wo w ,ruTIK,. j j.- J A 1 1 .11 w-r,vr- HH-KSThY I'UiiCUASLD II" -STI-Kl-f.iT'O S GOODS, of Council & McKetiian I am now carrying i,.:M .t. CouilCll S iiluli mercantile mituw , Vu" 19 , ls."'.). w-lf --- B ED ST IJIDS C HjIIH S - ..-,..,."!,. ....1 nviees. at the Auction Store L' Ul ..in""-- - 1 - 2L185S. f Si C 3 . i o tue Nov. -27. from each dis- ed to consult an 1 pre- t suitable person as cttnm . i . e n.. i .i. coniuoseu. oi lfi. .mini lii.ran (Mi Melillens, W Fuller, ;-:iias B.ixley, Jno. ft inompsoo, Acblev. JR Stone. 'and Stephen!) Pitman. !,'..,,,;. f..,. after a brief coiisultatiou, presented I,,.',,,., of Col. Eii Wishart, win. was unanimously ;,.ot,.,i i Vil Wishart. wl lioilltii"-.-- ' , i : true and firm democrat, was present anu aceepteu , u.iecu... ,u ;..t;,,, !. -I few annronriate remarks. Mrs AU Lee : tne n o ixa niiiii'1 --j ---ii. a v, s; N'oroient. E- . w us called upon and re- ()n irt,,dav. sav that he helped Abi Rhodes into a ui " . ' J - . .. 1 - 1 , . sponded in "showing iq told Kennedy's wife to tell Ken to be sure and go to see him, that he, Hardy, had gone off with Abi Rhodes, and for him not to divulge anything for he had plenty of monpy and would help them in that wav wheu'they needed. Kennedy Barnes confirmed Some six this to me on yesterday about Abi Rhodes' getting off. . Joseph Wilford my house on Friday night going up the road ; told my wife it was Hardy Barnes. Barnes told me on Sunday that he could not carry me up to Lumber ton as he had a strange man with him. J F Briti told me that he heard H Barnes say that he expect ed to have two or three thousand dollars soon, and that he intended to make $1500 in fifteen minutes when he had things fixed. Annie Jane Ivey :-Saw Hardy Banes on Satur day; he did not know whether Abi Rhodes went off or not ; did'nt know whether S Williams was out ot jail ; denied being at Lumberton ; said he had been on the ridge, Danl Ivey :-Talked with Har Barnes on Saturday , . -ii i , . l. . .... moruing; ne was wret; saiu ue nau got hi m waici at Jacob's swamp ; thut his buggy gear had ot loose ; usually goes home that waj' from Lumberton. Jonn Stone :--Saw Hardy talking to Rev Mr Bul lard. Barnes remarked how women had got to running off these times; said Abi Rhodes had left mu taken all her husband's money except a counter feit one dollar bill; was at my house on Sunday and said a man called Jackson paid him $10 to carry him somewhere. W. H. Sutton: Saw H Barnes, told lifRa that some man had paid him .five or ten dollars to carry him to Lumberton, and that he had done so. Charity Bullard : Saw Hardy on Saturday morn. he was wet and said the cause was his ,.,13 11 I.-. tt.o C: ii aril House. Phii-ao-o noinimii t;els that he cannot, lliat lie dare I11IU1UCU W 11U VV" I V V .aa.vwu " " During the dav, Ghee made a confession to officer not, as the cuoscn lender ot such a party and sucu a Hicks, that he was a swindler. He stated that he cause as that of Black Republicanism, " body and came to this country with the intention of getting unreservedly commit himselt to tue Divine uis an honest livelihood, but being a cripple and desti- p0j.d, but qualifies his petition by sayiug mat he tutc. he first had recourse to begging. Failing in ttak.s it "with due regard" to the '"views and te.el - ... . .1 V. . 3 - . , , . I .... I,..,.,.r.,l lll 111. uud no about played out, however, and was now, on being Kepulican party, that is, he does not ouie uhuliy released, willing to quit the country. In explana- to omit the supplication for Divine asaistaiiff, even Saw a horse and buggy pass tion of the tools found in his possession, he "-d to please his party, but he cnooses to divide tue act ii L. 1 1 . --. AOAnf- nnOMTlfinvi H,Ilt Ilil.i1 lli.r ' rx oil itMiv n-nril Yu T l'PSiH III I'll HL llllLUCV. a. i : f TTnr with n. success 1A t r tv f lm c-iwtoni'ii it llivinu Providence. tiovnnd h. mnt sa.nruhie expectations. He was with due regard to the views and feed gs ul 1 they were used in adjusting his cork leg. but ga no stisfactory answer in reference to the skeleto: keys discovered in his trunk, nor the large amount nf silver nlate and watches in his possession. He between the two opposing foixes- ho implores tne . ne aw, but docs so wiiu u e '-ii'" -i ressible" antagonism which he oeiieves muse n.ot between such a petition, and the "views and was glad, he said, that he had been arrested in a fel.imgs" ot Ids party. Is this tne correct Xl,ter, State where there was no penitentiary. pretation of Mr. Lincoln's letter? In his teriiolo- On being told that there were large rewards of- strait he wants help from every quarter, and pr.-ys. fered in Chicago and Mephis for his arrest and de- t() g.,0d Lord, good Devil." livery, his countenance fell, and it was some mo-, ments before he spoke, although he endeavored to mcKS THE MURDERER HE MAKES A CON appear composed and indifferent. The reward of-: F ESS ION OF HIS GUILT, fered in Chicago is $500. A reward -is offered in j u)ert W. Ilicks, alias Johnson,, has confessed .Memphis, Tennessee, for one Harriss, a swindler, jlis guilt ()f me nuuder of Capt. Burr and the two the description answering to me areucu m uhium Watts boys, on board the sloop r. .a uouuson, m every particular. WThen the officer told him that ba two m0nths ago, for which he was recently hat. affair would be copied bv the English papers, ' ;,t and now lies in the Toombs under sen- and he w-ould be recognized, he said they would not tence cf death. ' The confession was made to one of recognize him under the name of Ghee. 1 the attaches of the prison. He stated that th inur- The accused has taken his confinement very phil- (ier took place between ! and 10 o'clock at night, osophically, begging to be allowed a few novels to on tne jyth or 20th of March. That there were pass away time, which have been granted to him. five individuals on board the vessel at the time, viz : We learn, also, that he was not boarding at 33 QApt Burr, the two Watts boys and the devil one Wentworth street, that being a private residence, of tlie "Watts boys was at the bow, on the look out, although he did board in entworth street, in a highly respectable family. Charleston Courier. INTERVENTION. From, the New York Express. In this matter of intercentio in the Territories, nd he- and the devil despatched him by a blow up on the head with a heavy instrument. The other Watts was below at the time, and while coming up to see what caused the noise, he, he said, despatch ed him in the same way that he did his brother-. AY'., then bp said, nroceeded to the cabin, ami, with Hut. TT I n I I I III I II I ! A J The the His app usual un ions in mv mind of his guilt; a 1 - w irons were taken from my shop by some person or ,,.,r.-.,, . it miu thorn till tbnt mnrnin: was r ' ' ' " , tl K,r II IV 1V imnt ;,. ihi ,. pio. cnaeavorinfr to irei on., a0ui.u not in my shop before tion where the dead body was; did not see kiin af- has always been a ' terwards, although 1 both went and returned in that Charles Ivey: Went to Hardy's house on yes, tcrday to arrest him ; saw him in the field some dis-t-ir. off- B. W. Ivev was with me: found he was . . ... , ' -Testified to hearing Ken, Barnes ii-e -iron , i'.:io i 5 For sale uy THE stools Of on the II. LYON. of CAMPBELL. -A vg SPERM, Refined. Lard. Lmseed and 1 annei i s - j WHITE LEAD; Burning Fluid ; Tufty ; W n dow Glass and Sash of all sizes. ALSO fresh sunn V Ot 1'OllU S rain iyeMio.. . For sale by Nov. 27. " tf JAS. MARTINE. A CAIU). i ( I . . , . t ii I Mr nu aulc anil -eiuqueut juinuuci, iuhj " the humbug ad valorem. Col. N , A McLean, accepted the post ol suo-iuiecioi, ioi the Count, of Robeson, to which he had been as-j signed by 'the District Convent on. j "Peter J. Sinclair, Esq., of Fayetteviile, who we were glad to see with us on this occasion, being called upon responded in a brief, but able and point ed. speech, showing that he knows how to speak as well as write upon th-e political topics of the day. He is a Douglass .man, and advocates his claims with eloquence and zeal. On motion, it was ordered that the proceedings ot this meeting be published in the North Carolinian and Courier. On motion, the meeting adjourned. JXO. R. CARTER, Ch'n. Jno. P, Fi: li.uk, Sec'y. -tn- F r i'.k - .,..r...; .e.rii::ia:i DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ROBESON. f A large, respectable and enthusiastic meeting o the Democracy of the counties of Richmond and Robeson was hold at Floral College on the 14th inst. On motion of Dr. Jno Regan, Win S Norment, Esq, was called to the Chair, and Neill McNeill, Esq., appointed Secretary. The cliai: man explained the ,.iiii-et u i ii meetinir m a tew annrotTiate remarks j i - - ---- o ,.' S it was moved carriage on Thursday night with her clothes ; said there was a man with her; did not tell me his name; said she was going in the cars with Shade Williams. This was at Kennedy's own house. By McLean. Live with Mrs Rhodes; Abi Rhodes, Shade Williams and another man, whose name I did noL learn, were going to the cars ; Abi Rhodes wasdressed in man's clothes; heard Abi Rhodes say a few days before that, that Hardy Barnes would be a friend to her. Malsey Ivey : Know nothing about the murder; believed she was a sister of Hardy Barnes. Mary Jones : Testified to hearing of the murder; heard Kennedy and Hardy Barnes were suspicioned Shade Williams had some clothing there. Kenned is the duty of Congress to spend about all of its time to, ai-.iful legislation upon the. ; Cftro. :aJt-i!-i-1' "- fl..iiutTi'. thero is: n. "hijrher law," South, as Narth, for airth.c ultralsts, whfen scatter these resalutions" as the wind scatters chaff, and that 1 w is free labor, where slave labor won't pay, and slave labor, where free labor can't 1: Ye in the fields. No resolutions of Mr, L'avis can 1 I .. ll.,nl.,l, Pkintuiipi ni- Vri;ti ByLcitch for Pnssoner. Barnes though it was . Teitolies and no resolutions can keep it Cobb was after him, did not intend to he arresteu out Gf Central America, if the United States itsell by Cobb. Here the testimony close and .the parties were committed to answer. the ultra ists of North and South bath agree. All of an axe, l attacKed captain iui . . vmnt ..rnvUoU.c of the North, we He was a powerful man, and fought despei atelj , must intervene to estoo. slavery, and the Wilmot but ire finally despatched him f t. Sim-th ra mnt. intervcn to ex- the deck for about an hour, 4. a n.,tK oirm, .,nnn th. (aft that it is a neero i overboard. -" - - - - , t j . i man's government, not the white maws, una tnat it ever gets there ; or out ot Cuba it Cuba is ever an nexed to the United States. Quatter sovereignty, admit, is a very miserable theory, and, consequetly, quite an untenable one, but it is the law of the pioneer, of the rifle and the forest cutter, of the plow and the harrow and if Senator Do uerl as is all wrone in theory, he is all Attachments and Courting. The following excellent little story was extensively in the news- . V 4- -cr i- rm-, irnl Yt? 1 IYT Tf. 1C PIllAll tVi papers J " "rr. riht. in fact. Congress itself is not noteut enouch to to be brought lorwaru again, vv e uo not kihiw wuu V , " . j e i wrote it nor what country furnished the face , loUsh slavery in a land .of cotton and sugar, or to wrote it, noi establish it m a land of ice and granite. The axe of Wehelrd a good story, of which an Alabama ' -the uattup 'if not .-the ritie" is the law of the ' . , , ,? n', ..,Q ; .r.. land of the frontier. Hench, why waste time in onenn was tue ueiu. v.i- ov,oo..., .,a,u;..9 um, ..,i,,,.,u,-,0 ded "t,fUSa tJUIUllllllg . I T . 1., l,Ull.Tl."l.. UUJII3 nil J splitting nairs r v uy, on luxurious c.oucnes in tue curtains, word-settle wttic certain to settle himself, in that prai amid the multiplicity of business which crow upon him at the term time, he stopped at the door ?P"'S n.rs r " ny, of a beautiful widow, on the sunny side cf thirty, Senate, under tapestry who by the wav had often bestowed melting side t le frontiersman is certa . 3 " .v.' :a uiff tt a ,c ,tm;tt. or on the prairie? tVi aforesaid sheriff. He was admitt ed, and the widow appeared; the confusion and fright which the arrival of the visitor occasioned set JNo You i'ON Tl v e have received a precious off to "-rcater advantage than usual the captivating morceau, in the shape ot an advertisement, from Mr. charins of the widow M. Her cheeks bore the beauti- Alexander, away up in Indiana, and an accompany -r ti.a nnnln hossom: her hns resscmbleu ni'jr nromise ot ever so rnucn cnance at driwina: P.arnes it is said came after Willams clothes ; took i tUa i.,i nn which thev were filled, resembled iewelrv. money, horse and buggy, or land, in i them off; said Williams was out of jail. arrows that only invited a beau (pardon the pun) to magnificent gift enterprize he has t pened out m that f.,n 0VMP,ifnn After a lew common place rn- , tuvored local. ty. n e nave several reasons lor ueciin marks ' U,S tne tempting offer; first, wo do not believe he is Elizab. Ivey, sworn : Know nothing of the mur der ; have not seen Abi Rhodes in three weeks. On Thursday night was arroused at my house by a man an "Madam " said the matter-ot-fact Sherin, "I nave able to mane sucn large uonasions witnout getting attachment for you." " something back in some shape or other; secondly, if a Ainch than usual mantled the cheeks t f we were to insert the advertisement at all, we'd A Word To My Old Friends. IIOSE persons for whom I have been attending to H:mlviiiz businness lor years: i u.m bii u i and all those who are oppo.-ed to ad valorem as set own shop on Tuesday ; enquired for Ken. who T sunnose was H. Barnes roinr uo the road 1 j w , vil umyvl .- w 11- said some body had befriended him; thought he the fair widow; the downcast eyes, whose glancs rather have the money than so much chance in a had met some body I were centered upon her beautiful foot which half ; gift lottery; .thirdly, we look upon all such enter- naa met some oouj. - , . nortw .tto th rinses as swindling institutions, and think that nco- aieu oy uei uutn.6 muj, ... t---- --- - - . . pie haajust as wen try men nanus at rattie-anu snap or cards or faro, as with them; therefore, fourthly, nd carried that all democrats present; ! Henry Ivey : Testified to see Mrs. Rhodes at her concealed by . . . . T 1 1 I- Nil O W . . , 1 . 1" , a ol ., n oniM finnm' rpiruifin t?.,, noor. oue wiu r- forth in the Opposition platform, be entitled to seats an(j wnat he was doing ; did not know Mrs. Rhodes For sOm0 time the sheriff maintained an astonish-1 we would not insert the advertisement for all the in this Convention On motion cfMaj. Alex Watson, the chair appoint tft e:prvo vou with the same promptness that I have al- ed J W Fuller, b;'ml Gibson, Lsq., and ur. naw, a wivs done ; and to others that may want discounts, P -nsion business. Ac. Ac. I effer my services, with tension J"- . ...: ricr r- rnnr i so nl striCl lUieilUOll u.-vo. u. uvviu-. a promi June 27. 1559. tf IBXxx-Tolo Factory, .... Y GKO. LAUDER,t fwo Doors above U. T. Haigh & bon's btore, Fayetteviile, N. C. Oct. 1,1858. ly. BUTTER AND LAUD. TUBS GUSHES HU'lTEK. on consignment; 25 barrels Leaf Lard. For sale bv 14 was dead till yesterday; Merideth Ivey told me that from what he could hear they would get Hardy Barnes about it. Mary Jones saw Ken. Barnes at Rhodes'. One time I had suspicioned Hardy and Ken. Barnes of the homicide from what I had heard others sa' ; H. Sir the attachment is reciprocal.'' . .. , . - committee on n-sQlutious. After a short interval the committee returned and offered the following resolutions, pending which Jno P Fuller, Esq., en tertained the meeting for ahoit time with an elo- .....r.- i, t..,-.v. 4-' ..i-i,. nri-u-.it lnnttTVnllVP I national democratic principles, proving that in their : Barnes is said to be my uncle. permanancy alone, could be found the success and Benj. A. Ivey : Saw Hardy Barnes on Friday prosperitr of our Republic. Mr Fuiler sat down ; oven;no- at his own house ; saw no person else but amid the applause ot those m attendance. f wag fixin a b gaid he could not Resolved, l hat we endorse tne administration ot : T , , , , , , . J-as. Buchanan as being, in every respect, worthy of carry me to Lumberton next day as he had to carry the support and confidence ot all honest, patriotic some person another way ; did not see Kennedy and national men. . i Barnes. Cross examined by McLean for the State. Resolved, That we heartily endorse the course ; He had tQ another way, therefore could not of our able and worthy Governor, John V Euis, : , , . , , , , and pledge to him our united and active support, : .carry me, as he always had to have a women hung in the coming contest. I to his tail. Saw the buggy in the high woods near Resolved, That we are opposed to the present a sort 0f a pond back of the oat patch, where I have ad valorem schema of the opposition party ot this h,1Crrv before : found a piece of metal OOt' ' State, that we regard its introduction as a political quesiion as "premature, impolitic, dangerous and unjust, and that we win oppose it ui every way March 2 nth 4wd-Hw. E. F. MOORE. riMIE BEST assortment ofSl'ltlNG DRESS GOOD J is at No. 17 Ma-ket Square. March 13th. j. r ppi'OR M&fcsJi Mpritmlif una rr i Bbla White Whisky. I 4 15 do. N. E. Rurn. 7 15 do, Apple Brandy. 20 do. Old Rye Whisky, for sale by Feb. E. Ff MQORE. Tobacco. JL JONES & BRO'b, MARTIN & JONES', am . McLenahAn, Taylor & Co's TOBACCO for sal. .at Factory prices JAS. W. HORNE. pie in the buggy. The buggy was very muddy. By Leitch, for Prisoner : There are timber roads near there and Mr. B. was in the habit of traveling sometimes through therebut never have seen the sign of a buggy there before. Mr. B. sometimes becoming an honest, intelligent and patriotic peo- The above resolutions were unanimously passed. - -m -wr . t l ... ....-. ,.-.,aii. r n.-iniin-it nn Col. V -altar rcsi V" f passes iokes, naming women &c. o represent the Senatorial District composed of P "r.w ' v .To.t;fi t h.;., tw.Iv thaCounties of Richmond and Robeson in the next ! V - . i-- yt, 'eneral assembly of the State of North Carolina. Barnes going up trie road on Friday evening ; was Un motion, tne cnair aujiuuneu -xn -0 , .v. w... . j .u., Peter A. McEachin, Dr Shaw, Maj. A Watson, a-nd day wjth others to Mr Prevatts' house; saw Hardy Saml Gibson, to inlorm Col. Steel of his nomination ( Barries at his house, and enquired about certain "itmofSrried. that the proceedings ! shooting ; went home and went among my cattle, of this meeting be published in the North Carolinian. , Ken Barnes came up and I discovered something The meeting adjourned sine dii. j under his arm like a chicken ; he staid but a short Neill m X 11 s 'VVM T' TRENTV Ch rV time, said he had to go to old Joe's. I took the thing i cNeill, Secy. j tj & caTpet sack; a buggy I Robt. Callaway, Esq., of Bedford, Va., recently I took to be Hardy Barnes'; U contained a bat and a .ost twesty-nine sheep by a single stroke of lightn i piece of metal. Har ing. ' Miss Annie Jane Ivey: Testified to seeing uar. pd silpnee. at at lensth he said 'Madam, will you proceed t court?" "Proceed to court?" replied the lady with a merry laugh; then shaking her hand, she said : "No, sir; though this is leap year, I will not take advantage of the license therein granted for my sex; and, therefore, greatly prefer that yu should pro ceed to court?" "But, madam, the justice is waiting." "Let him wait; I am not disposed 10 hurry matt ers in so unbecoming a manner; and, besides, sir, when the ceremony is performed, ! wish you to un derstand that I greatly prefer a minister to a justice of the peace." . A light dawned upon the Sheriffs brain. "Madam," said he, lising from his chair with solemn dignity, '-there is a great mistake here; my lan?uacr h,. i.oon misunderstood. The attachment o o .co v.. - - nf whini. r , i, ;.,.,...i from the office I . , 1 . . . , t i . , t I IF OQUire l'. nt,rl ..mmnmlimfl to OriI12 VOU iuaw"j before him t nc-war- u nntpnmt of court, in dis obeying a supcena in the case of Smith vs Jones. . M ' WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THEM, FARMERS The farmers of this section of the State who have so often told that th ohicct of the Know Nothings in agitating the ad taforen question was to take the tax off land and put it on the niggers, will read with amazement the following declaration of the Hon. George E. Badger, in a speech he made in Raleigh, Vactnwl . It. , I 11 . Z . n r, frno j -i -Jiiy tionuay, i wees. ;-we uupy n. hwu Raleigh Register. Mr. Badgersaid ; "The paper I am reading from says that Gov. Ellis said, 'the Opposition piopose to take the tax off of land and put it on the negroes. This must 6 a misprinu Gov. Ellis could not have intended to say what was false. It is not true ue donf p. opose to take the tax off of land an- pat it on negroes, but to make it equal. That is it. Now- when the non-slaveowning far mers hear any more of the demagogues say that the tax is to be taken off their land, tell them Mr. Bad ger says it U false, and that Mr. Badeer is the K. N. daddy of the hobby and knows what it means. tomney, jewelry, horses and land he proposes so bountifulPy to distribute, because we would not make our paper the vehicle for disseminating gambl ing notices any sooner than we would for dissemin ating the small pox. High Point Reporter. I left the bodies on and then threw them When asked how he felt after the mur der, while alone at sear he replied that ti e devil had ' . .-. t ill IT a . sustained him, but had now aeserted nim. lie -t.i-ted that he had heard that one of f'e bod es li.nl been foimd, but did not "iclveve if. r-s tV?y were 1 1'l IX f ddV ... iilSrf .-J . . nJsO I, . , It'SS I'll having been "concerned in the mutiny and muvd'-r.-on board the ship Saladin, in 1841, near the CMt of Nova Scotia, but gave no particulars. L . ,S. Mar- sliall Rynders refuses permission to the reporters l the press to visit Hicks, but allo.vs another j.-er.-ou to do so daily. It is understood that J licks is en gaged in dictating to him his life and exploits, which is to be published in pamphlet form soon after his execution, for the benefit of his widow. He openly states that he has hopes of j et escaping. Ue ap pears calm, smokes almost constantly, and behaves well. SIGNS OF THE TIME 3. Notonlyinthe United States, but in every na tion, civilized, semi-civilized, or savage, there appears to be at this period a peculair excitement of mind, which, p irtend-j a st.ite of revolution ere long, which will exceed any thing that has occurred in tin- his tory of the world. With the exception of one or two breaches of the peace which have oct urrcd within the last ten years, the civilized world has been tranquil for a loner period than was ever known before. The result has been that th- utilit arian arts have a lvancrd in a greitt r ratio li.an during any former period. The popului. n of .very civilized nation has increased more r..p d y during the last forty years, than during any like space of time. The" improvements which have taken place in the arts, the sciences and inechancis, have been unparalleled. N-dwilhs'anding the ninny channels in which the mind of men can find employment, ytt every candid men must acknowledge, who views the sins of the times, that there is now a restless spirit which will not be satisfied to pursue the peaceful art;-, and occuptations, which have brought the world to its present condition of improvement. Men are not satisfied to pursue the peaceful arts of life for any lonz period of time. It has been said by a wise Philospher, that a state ot war was the natural condition of the human race; without sub- ... . .1 ..:.,..., t rnnct ..nfic tll'it. scrioing to mat bi-imiurui, j -....v.. ....... he had good grounds for advancing such a doctrine, what is to be the final result of the redical excited spirit of the age. we cannot predict- It becomes the dutj- of the wise men of our own land, at least, to ndeavor to d;rect the stcrm which all mut see is inevitable. Accidentlt Shot. Yesterday afternoon Messrs. Fanning and Baker, telegraphic operators, having a few leisure moments, went over the river for the purpose of testing a new pistol. They selected a place in the rear ot the Machine shops ot the Man chester Rail Road, where they supposed there could be no possibility of any one's being. Mr. Fanning had fired five times, and had reloaded his pistol, but to be doubly sure that no person was in the way, they hailed, and received no answer. Mr. Baker then fired, and was about firing the second time, when one of the workmen in the Shops, Mr. . David Canady, came out of the thicket and remarked that be had been shot. Mr. C. was immediately convey ed by Messrs. Fanning and Baker to the nearest building, when they procured medical aid as soon as possible. The ball entered the right breast, striking a rib ; it glanced and lodged just at the lower part of the shoulder blade. We are pleased to learn that the wound is not as dangerous as was first feared, and that it is not like ly to result seriously. No blame is attached to the parties. IFj7. Journal. Warning to Motokks. The Brussels "Journal of Medicine" contains the account of another case of poisoning from the effects of point on children's tva A child, six months old, was taken with con vulsions, writhing with pain, and uttering the most J agonizing shrieks, it was witntne greatest aimcuuy its life was saved. Examination showed that it had ben poisoned from sucking a doll's head, the white lead in the paint being a deadly poisor. Mioimum, or oxide of lead is used for red poin t, while arsenic en ers larrelv into the preparation of green and yel low whicfi colors are largely used in painting ,oys from their cheapness-and in. all Urge enough qoanities to kill a young child. Lizard in a Man's Stomach. Singular cik CUMSTANCKs. Un baturday ween alive lizard, seven inches long and two and half in circumference, was passed from the bowels of Mr. A brier C. Verrid, son of Mr. Cvrus J. Verrill, of West Auburn, Me., nr cumsrances attending the explusion are detailed by Mr. Verrill, and his high character for veracity and probity removes all doubts of its reality, however impossible-it may appear. Mr. Ycrrill is about twenty -tliree years ot age, and for the past six or seven years he has been in declining health, althcugh previously he had been subject to fainting spei;.-., sharp pains and weakness in the region of the stomach and bowels, and costiveness and stoppages, and not withstanding he has at times had an inordinate ap petite, yet his weight had fallen off from one hun dred and fifty pounds, when he "Was sixteen or seven teen years of age, to one hundred and thirty pounds at the present time. The lizard is of the common dark colored and pott.ed species, but when it was first expelled it was much lighter colored. It is probable that the reptile was drank from a bi o ,k which runs near a meadow where Mr. ein.l lias been accustomed to work. Lewuton lulls Mc, Journal. Acceptance of the Benecian CJtallenge. MY Df.aB Heenus On the part of my mutual friend, Tom Savers, I ccept for him your challenge to i-mp off the top of a house. And being eager to show -vcryTierality to a gallant stranger who - . ..t- f finr liosnitalitv. we propose lllll.l., IU L . I I. c . . I - - . to c-ive vou two minutes start. Ever yours fully. J. C. Heenan, Esq. f..ith- Pl'NCU. The volunteer force of England now reaches 121, 00U men.
The North Carolinian (Wilson, N.C.)
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