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rpHE CAROLINA MESSENGER,
PUBLISHED 8IMXK1.T A.NO VlKKLT,
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tor three months. r
Transient adrertisements irlli be
barged $1 00 per square for first insertion
and fifty cents for each subsequent inser
tion. A liberal discount will De allowed on
contract by tie month or year, and . for
'onger adrertisements.
MERICAN HOTEL,
Chzstout Stkkkt,
Opposite Old Independence EiaR,
PHILADELTHIA.
S. JT. HEULINQSf Proprietor.
rpHE YARBOROUQH HOUSE,
RALEIGH, N. C.
When yon visit Raleigh stop at the
YA.RB0R8TJH," a nTst-cl&BS Hotel en the
principal business street, in the centre of
the city. Dr. G. W. BLAOKNALL,
sept29-tf Proprietor.
gWIFT GALLOWAY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SNOW HILL, GREENE CO., N. C.
Will practice in the Courts of Greene,
Wayne, Lenoir, Pitt, &c.
pCollections made in all parts of the
State. (Not. 30, '69-tf
H. MOORE, M. D.
OJue in (he Cobb Building, ,
DR. W. H. MOORE, having removed
his office to the Cobb building, can be con
sulted at all times when not professionally
absent apr4-tjanl
JAR RAT'S HOTEL,
PETERSBURG, VAM
BISHOP & SEAY, Proprietors.
Wm. B. BISHOP, GEO. W. SEAY.
Formerly of SpoUfmod Petersburg, Va.
Ilotel, Richmond, Va.
oct24-tf
a
.TLANTIC HOTEL,
NORFOLK, VA.
R. S. DODSON, PROPRIETOR.
BoAitu first and second floors, $3.00 per
day. Third and fourth floors, $2.50 per
day. Special terms for permanent board
ers. marl4-tf
J. A. BONITZ, Editor and Proprietor.
Tor ns, Principle i Pnnciple Eigkt is Eighty Yesterday, To-day, To-morrow, Forever
Pahliahed Scmi:WeeUj and Weekly.
;
VOL-9.
GOLDSBORO, N. CM MONDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1872.
NO. 30.
FRESH HEDICINES, DRUGS, &c
For Summer Use?
Popular anil Ma! Dn Store
OF
JQR. TIIOS. A. WOODLEY,
LATE OF KINSTON, TS .,
Offers his Professional Services to the
citizens of Goldsboro, N. C.and surround
ing country.
Office, at present, at Barham's Hotel,
where all orders may be left.
August 22d, 1872. lm
pETER EPPS,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,
GOLDSBORO, N. C.f
Begs leave to inform his friends and the
public that he still continues the Painting
. Business, and solicits patronage in town
and country- Orders left at the Messen
ger office will receive prompt attention.
August 2nd, 1872-tf
jyALTBY HOUSE,
Baltimore, Md.
C. R. HOG AN, Proprietor.
In consideration of the general decline in
1 cost of all necesBariea appertaining to
Hotel Keeping, the price of Board 'will be
Reduced on and after January let, 1871, to
$2.50 per day, being determined that noth
inz Bhall be left undone in the future te
make the Mai.tby" what it has been in the
past second to none in the city. f mar20
Drs. miller & Kir uy.
i in
120 oz. Sulph. Quinine.
40 ioz. bottles " specially for families.
12 cases Vinegar Bitters, at $9 per doz.
A large and varied assortment of self
sealing Glass Fruit Jars. - j
Spear's celebrated Fruit Preserving So
lution. Fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
Best brands of Havana and American
Cigars. 1
Colgate's Toilet and Family Soaps. j
Burnett's Cologne and Cooking Extracts!
Lubin's and other Extracts for the Hand-?
kerchief. !
Hair, Tooth and Clothes Brushes, and
many other articles in the Fancy line too
tedious to mention
We keep our stock of Medicines and
Drugs always full, and cordially solicit a
continuance of the patronage heretofore so:
generously extended to us.
Our Book Store
is supplied with School Books, Novels and
Music, at publishers' prices. We also keep
a large stock of Paper, Pens, Pencils, Ink
and Slates, Photograph Albums, "Walnut
and Gilt Mouldings, at the lowest cash
prices. We promise our friends that we
will eive them better bargains than they can
get elsewhere, in all goods in our line.
Goldsboro, N. C, July 1st, 1872.
FALL & WINTER
$HX0ltna Messenger
rVXi-rT 1V-?PSJL Xfev
impression on Lira. Presently they
mountea a nut ana tue oia man gave
a shrill whistle. Immediately a lit
tle noise was made below and in
j
an instant a cave in the earth was
ik i presented to their view. .The vdes- nDon hcrtiM tb fit vftn mmo ia h
m ' ' m I ' "
On the banks of this river, some dis
tance below, is your horse, take this
boat' and save yourself. All the
thauks I ask, she continued as she
sa w Terrell's grateful eyes turned
quartered in the city, General t Repo.t
fixed it at 10,000.
General Emory All stuff and non-
tense. But I am well content that the
people here should think so, since it will
I-WEERLY EDITION.
FORGET THEE.
WALT IB CLARK.
J. X. MULLEN.
QLARK & MULLEN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
1 HALIFAX, K. C.
Practice in all the Courts of Halifax, Mar
tin, Northampton and Edgecombe counties
In the Supreme Court of North Carolina
and in the Federal Courts.
CffGollections made in all parts of North
Carolina. marl4-ly
IP1
ENRY C. PREMPERT'S
FASHIONABLE
Shaving and Hair-Dressing Saloon
Oppotit Metropolitan Hall, next door to
5 A. W. Frap't Saloon.
RALEIGH, N. C.
The only white Saloon in Town. Sha
ving, Hair-Cutting, Dyeing, &c, done in
the Latest and Best btyle.
CALVIN Gr. PERKINS
DEALER IN j
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots,Shoes,
Notions, Groceries, &c,
WOULD respectfully inform his cus
tomers and the public that he has
returned from the Northern markets and
is now receiving his immense stock of
Fall Goods,
which he has selected with great pains anc
care, with a view to suit this market.
i orget thee ! If doTdream by night,
And muse on thee by day
If all the worship, deep and wild,
A poet's heart can p.y
II prayers iu absence breathed for thee,
A thousand in an hour,
If busy fancy blending thee
With all my future lot,
If tb.13 thou call'st 'forgetting' thou
Indeed shall be forgot.
Forget thee ! Bid the forest birds
Forget their sweet tune.
Forget thee ! Bid the sea forget
To swell beneath the moan ;
Bid the thirsty evening flowers forget
To drink refreshing dew;
Thyself forget thine own dear land
And its mountains wild and blue :
Forget each old familiar face,
Each long-r membered spot,
When these things are forgot by thee,
Then thou shalt be forgot.
Keep if thou wilt thy maiden peace
Still calm and fancy free,.
For God forbid thy gladsome heart
Should grow less glad for me.
Yet while that heart is still unwon,
Oh ! bid not mine to rove,
But let it muse its humble faith
And uncomplaining love.
If thine, preserved for patient years,
At last avail me not,
Forget me then ! but ne'r believe
Tb.at thou canst be forgot !
Written for the Carolina Messenger.
"MAUDE."
I cended many feot"iby.; steps -wnen hmnan being, anything that yon
iDey came to a narrow passage have seen or heard to nlcht and
which led into a room brilliantly when yon aro &alo at home, think
lighted up with Jhe finest lamps, of what mnst be the lot of an J inno
Here the old man turned, and mak-r cent irl in a den of robbers."
ing asign to the others they left Terrell raised her hand to his
the room. Then removing a cloth lips and tried to speak but his heart
from over a table, revealing a choice was too lull and in an instant she
supper, he said in a kinder tone
man nis auuuor expeciea : iiere, CHAPTER II.
, . A Gently and swiftly the little boat
J glided over the laughing waters as
in an instant he was jjone, leavinj .1 .. t' i , ...
. , rr. 11. . juy rusuea over tneir
me excueu lerreu 10 mentally ejac- i. lwwlo n,.
ulate, "Well, for Heaven's sake
what will come next ?" Thus left
alone, and feeling no inclination to
taste of the choice mealbetore him,
Terrell for the first time looked
iuc ueus. Ane storm was now
over and the pale moon was cast
ing a lingering look on the beauti
ful
T
permission of the United SUte IfuihU
Your memorial it ta learn th&t . g&id occu
pation hi been tinder an order from the
United Sr&tet Circuit Court, purporting
to issue, on account of in alleged viola
tion of a restraining order of the United
State Circuit Court by the Governor of
this State, and ordered the United 8tatea
Marshal in the meanwhile to prevent all
unlawful assemblage therein under guise
or pretext of authority claimed by rirtue
of pretended canvas or returns, thus
making the United States Marshal the
Judge of the qualifications of tha t mem
bers of the Legislature. Yonr memo
rialists submit that said action is un
warranted in law and entirely subversiTa
of the civil government of the State, in
asmuch as the subversion of the Execu
tive and Legislative departments of the
State ot Louisiana present a political
tPnri tfc tft.. question -to wit, the recognition of the
I status ef the local eovernment a 01
TOS SOLDIERS AT UI3 COVXX5D.
...v...:, uicuu ani: sas through fnv AnT
she sank in the western horizon. Renortcr Manv .
1 j -..uuw ai luj uiuucfb
ljlttlo did lerrell rrfir.n nn. fh 1 r rnr.rto,i ;n
around him. 1 he furniture was cood, K,nfr;r,, m--t. . , ,
, hanging rocks and majestic cliffs General Emory There are none here
thouhgold.tho walls wero neatly above, or tba vorVaint valM rn-l on service eicent Cnntafn t. o.,i
government a ques
tion rHn1ir1v wttMrr tV Mmit..
Reportep-W.Uhow muj haxeyou the Fcdiril TernmCTl. ,
Gerl Emory Onlj the nineteenth ... . .. . .. .
infantry, a portion of which was lately I .-. .r-ii. a i i aZ
irtered-arBaton Ron two ba.tene. l7JEi?!SS
I ; . .""J r-rr - J J and earnestly arpcal to you as the Chiel
mpn iiiroiv TrAm m v v 1 &, n a i w
ly from Barancas, Fla. Besides these I
have at my disposal a squadron of cav
alry which can be brought here at any
moment.
Reporter flow did these exaggerated
reports get abroad.
General Emroy Well, you see, we are
now changing the troops, relieving a
large number that are in the Indian
country.' - This cavalry squadron was so
destined, but ia consequence of the
Louisiana difficulty they are en route
Magistrate of the nation to remove from
the State House the national forces, so
as to permit the free and rntrammellcd
performance of their duties as the Legis
lature of Louisiana.
After reading the above the Speak
er announced that no answer hid yet
been received. They then adjourned, to
meet to-morrow at 2 p. m.
No General Pardons to be
Granted The President's
Policy.
COME ONE 1 COME ALL!!
My stock, as usual, is well assorted and
large, and I invite everybody to come and
examine it.
Domestic and Fancy Goods
of every description. My line of ladies'
DRESS GOODS is complete. An endless
variety, m style and patterns, of CALICO
My stock ot NOTIONS embraces every
thing calculated to come under that head.
Ready-Made Clothing,
at the lowest figures, and styles and quali
ty to suit all.
Boots and Shoes.
I claim to have the BEST STOCK in
town, and am prepared to sell at the very
lowest prices.
Groceries, &c.
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VV I i I I.H IV.l.'MltTll. Illll. 1 1111 I U. 'IV !l I 1 T.II ll . . 1
Him. little Old he notion in
ot mystery about the whole, lerrell bluWirmament of hon
trirno it if urnrn olio . I .0 A f m I
the
the
or the
SentYo rav8 Qf the .wanintr moon.
arms of Morpheus he was IIis thou ht3 wcre on othcr sub.
passing through some, ancient cas- ;ect8. "Was it dream ? Had ho
tie. He was crreatly surprised in il,t,o,rmJ f t? 1 :i
hnding on the mantle a golden brace- through such
let bearing the initiats "E. C. l."4xo, it could not be
Lieutenant Andrews, with the batteries
from Bar.ncas.
Reporter- Have you any objections to
I giving some information concerning
your orders.
THE COCBT-J ACTUALLY 15 COMUAXD.
ingntiui scenes
Hero
his
WxsniifOTOX, Dec o. The followirg
letter, addressed to Gov. Scott of South
Carolina, indicates what poMcv the
President intends to pirsue in regard to
pardoning indiscriminately persontnow
undergoing sentemce for committing ku
klux outrages :
Departmkjtt of JrsTicx. )
'Washington-, Dec. 5, 1872. J
BY IIAWTnOEN.
(1 Avt rts 1 T v . ... I
vcuii.ii niory i merely hold my "Kobcrt Scott. Columbians. C: '
troops ready to obey tho mandates of "I have the honor to acknowldge
Wishing to looknt it. hn misrd hin Li u. , , , , . . uih x uc iao receipt or your communication of
0 , luuuLMits were lnierruoica ana lie no discretion. unio anm nin.i.w k. I i i -j-i j n. .
i-,..,.. j , . . , -i i I ' i' j uc iaiu uiu. auurcMcu w me a reiiQenr.
nana to taKe it aown, out tne nana Nvas majQ to
f.lZfl on hiR cnrrnnml. I SUrd Service was ronni-Ail nfm. I i v: r . ...
, a iti i ,i i - i . v.. uu mm iwerreu io me, enclosing
to I ta Hia Piifl xtT inn lino i,l fin . i . I T . -ir-.- I '
...iv..! -"MingS,ior. trio moon sank behind the "-T"er- ere tnese orders ceneral the anoeala of tha Grand Jnmr. f v-v
3 SiiiT " -.i i. i r " i -
uoor open anu me oiu man wun cock- hills, her light was forbidden the or special 1 and Chester counties in South Carolina.
"1 . I 1 ITT- . I w
ea pistol in nana snont "young man, earth, and all was nerfectdarkne emcrai imory Uefore Judge Dur- in beh-li f the citirens of thoso coun-
your rr
rerrell, there was poison in that i,ht 'lWon tt T7nnn- IO lQat eUect 8mce I have tentiary at Albany and in the jails of
wine which you failed to drink and ,..' im nrA t uBI k1..i. " " mer the Mate of New York, under sentence
reporter And that was ? ror violating the Enforcement Act ef
He heard General F.mnrv tv r., --;, -ir . 1 t-. i . -.r.
jouauvc. the neitrh of the faithful animal shal with whatpv-r :4. rr. .u. v.
J5y what authority do yon ask some distance below but with it quire to carry out the decrees contained ney General and the Secretary of State
is? "cried Terrell, somewhat came the rough voice of a sentinel m that decision. of South Carolina, with others, endorse
comprenenaing nis situation. ou the bank. "Who toes there?" reporter uo you anticipate any re- their concurrence upon 'the- anneals.
' -.---- . - i - -
He Dointed to a window and Ter- In an instant 1ir r.iw n. Mnfim of 8iSiance . ! have to say. in answer, that in my
1 I AflArel l?rrt -. "V a ..I.. .... . . m .
rell saw outside a gang of armed light. Ah ! it was the dischartre L - j o.mepeopie would judgment it is not only impracticable
soldiers clustering around a fire. of a i.istol and noor TWpII folr ,n- " nce. 1 he orders arc to b but improper to grant an indiscriminate
v-fi " i i n ii o5ii-- u i 1 ana it is best for all of us pardon to the citizens of York and Chu
. W VV A J v-l-Vy Vj ' AV LA V V kj I J W t J J 1 v I It VII V lVUtt
i til
CHAPTER I.
The black clouds overshadow
and the thunders shake the earth,
r,. r. ... , . , vnawney oe quietly obeyed. ter counties who have been convicted of
er roar as they rush, over the pre- U never Knew wliat it was to tear w hen lie came to nis senses the Reporter-The people intend holdine violating the Enforcement act. er to any
cipice, the woods on every side aught on earth, but resistance is gray streaks of morning were steal- an indignation, r, rather,general mourn persons described only by the locality
look black as death, the rain pours useless. Take my purse and may ing through an eastern window and :ng meeting on Monday. Will you in- ia which they reside or designated as a
down in torrents, but they tend not you receive trom it the curse you so lie iound himself upon a bed, in a I centre wun mat f I of offenders against the laws of the
to frighten the undauuted youth as richly deserve. neat little room, the manv sheets nerai r.mory o; certainly not. United States. I have no meant of
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he manfully rides his foaming steed "Mind how you talk, I might take and pillows of which had been stain- . unoiao anvltnnS to interiere with knowing the names, numbers or degrees
up the mountain path, Suddenly your life with it." Terrell was si- ed with his blood. lie could have L "ju m oucying oraers, out, (af- of guilt of the citizens of said counties
groceries, c. he nausea. What sound m-eots hi lent for he knew that. ho. u-.i now- sxvom he hoard in an adioinincr , . 1 ' . Jcvtc" "ug now imprisoned as represemea m taia
In this department I shall always keep i . 1 J suouia ue constructed into a mark of nn.ifl
nn Vionrt fnffoo Sniror 'R'Imit fa1 Tf Mr f Hark'! 1 1. i s inn vnifo nf a. I O, V fiss. hoi n rr sn r io u n (I oil iv ? lioilv room t ho voinn ot t hf nalo snii votl.i: I ri
"""i , - - " I j - j i, i J ujsres peci ior ine court 1 miht hn rnrp I tc: i:-:- A.-
, , , , . . , I r. , . , I '. .-., , , . i I " . OCUaitbO BUUilMtlUUS IU1 L i UUU
me, shecnes. , on. learned to admire so much. Lend- Reporter Have you found any irreat L, fMu T-rnn.f.tSnfl.-liu
"Gentle maiden, is it in my power j So he sank, into a chair by the ing an attentive car ho heard the antagonism to exist between the people J the circumstances of crime and convic-
bacco, SnuflF, &c, &c
I take this opportunity to express m
sincere THANKS to my friends and cue
tomers for their liberal patronage, and hop
by close attention to their wants, prompt
ness and polite attention, to deserve a con
tinuance of the same.
C. G. PERKINS,
Sept. 26, 1872-tf Goldsboro, N. C
to assist you ? May I not have the window as the old robber left the
pleasure of conducting you to a room. Here a thousand thoughts
place of safety ?" shouts the youth, ran through his mind. He could
as by the incessant flash of light- see a silvery stream running along
ning he beholds a beautiful young on the other side of the men, and
girl leaning against the trunk of a he knew that the hill which thoy
large oak tree. had mounted previous to entering
KJ lUl j til ID Will UUU HIS jULI 111 C 1 v - j v- v t - v oiuuva wi vnv. rv J a
QOMMERCIAL HOTEL,
GOLDSBORO, N. C.
This is one of the best conducted Hotels
in the State, (new and established since the
late fire.) At this House you will find the
best of Fare, comfortable fires, excellent
Lodging Rooms, a well furnished Parlor
and accommodations for Ladies.
tW Polite and attentive servants.
jal8tf JAS. W. MORRIS, Proprietor.
JINSTON HOTEL,
KINSTON, N. C.
The undersigned would respectfully in
form his friends and the traveling publicj
that he has recently assumed charge ot the
Hotel at Kinston and the building has been
thoroughly renovated and refitted for the
accomodation of the Public.
, v He is determined to keep a first-class
House. G. K. BAGBY.
novlO-tf
JOHN ARMSTRONG,
BOOKBINDER AND BLANKBOOK
MANUFACTURER,
RALEIGH, N. C.
Trial, Execution, Minute and Recording
Dockets made to order.
North Carolina Reports and other La-vr
Books, bound in Buperior Law Binding.
MiBeing numbers of th Repor s supplied
ad odd numbers taken in exchange for
binding, laeptl6-tf
, y-ILLIAM HAY,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER.
The undersigned begs leave to gi- notice
to his friepds and the public generally
that he still continues tbe PAINTING
BUSINESS, and all orders left with
Messrs Ciark & Roberts, at Newbern, or
Mr. W. f. Kornegay, at Goldsboro
vill receive prompt attention.
Patronage, from town or country, solicit
d. WM. HAY.-
Goldsbor. Oct. 27, 1870-Sm
JgTROPOLITAN HOTEL, ;
Beqadwav, New York.
Re-opened under new management Augun
T&na,jor tne reception of Guest.
The spacious buildine has been thorough
ly renovated, and newly furnished through
out . , ,
The Frocrietors have made everv en,r
tion to adapt it to the comfort and conven
ience of its patrons, and have spared nei
ther pains nor expense to secure that end.
ept8-; - Proprieton,
A. B. HOLLO WELL,
GOLDSBORO, . C,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the public generally, that he has
X emu v wW uxxvy s - XXk. kj a. v uwi wv l . . - . t T V .1..
tt, tt Tr,wii'a onrt nno Hrvr T.rrtv. rf assist vou to mount iiiv horse." he stream, lie Knew that no was in
O VUU . X. JL V- -1 1 k wy W VAM. Vl I w ' I
G. G. Perkins', where he will sell his added dismouutiut? and tossini? the the hands ot the robbers and now
Rtocii Ol IxOOQS, maiden's hand. the truth flashed upon him. This
VUUMDIUW W I ,,-rrf, 1 1 , 1 ... 1 I 1 . tl O .1 1 T . 1
DRY GOODS, HATS, BOOTS.'SHOES, :"itianK you,' sne replied timid- was me "nest oi mo uana ol rou-
Ij, and the lad thought reluctantly, hers which had for years robbed
"I hate to trouble vou; but I was the people of the vicinity, and a
taking an eveninur stroll and admir- branch ot the crreat line of robbers
ing this ebautiful mountain scenery which extended at that time all
NOTIONS, GROCERIES, &c.,
a3 low as they can be bought elsewhere in
Goldsboro. Hoping by a fair and honora
ble course to merit a liberal share of public
patronage, he solicits a trial.
.- . . ; ' .1 -ill t T .1 1
ALL PERSONS indebted to me either w.ucn tne Rtorm carae npon me and along tne mountains ot iNortn ana
by note or account, will please come L6 t .,nnnt nrnoo fa-t0- T mnat cjntb Hamlina nn.l To.mnpn. TTo
forward and settle, as further indulgence i r . I , , c , . i
cannot be given. My Books and accounts accept the assistance you so kindly was in the hands ot men who stole
are at the store ot A. B. ilolioweii, who is 0ffer everything they could lay hands
authorized to receipt for money due itcXT tl , i:.-
octl7-lm JESSE HOLLO WELL. j irouoie, jl assure you, ue uii,,iuu muuui hcmwio iu wm;
replies, as he assists her into the lite of a man to get his purse. "Can
DR. J. MILES HUNTER & TEVi saddle, "but tell me lady where you a woman who seems so virtuous and
live." noble be engaged in such a work as
"On yonder hill my uncle lives; this ?" thought our hero. "No, I
but yonder are my unele and some cannot, I will not believe it. 11ns
of his men with torches who have matter is involved in mystery and
doubtless come to look for me." if it cost me my life I will hear her
TlihmflQ Tpi-taII (fnr Kno.h w.istlip Storv." V lth SUCll tllOUtrlltS he
young man's name) looked and be- fell asleep.
held three rough mountaineers When he awoke, the lamps in the
witl tnm.hpo Tlifiv wore mean I room had been imt out. the fire
f V A ww-W" J ' - i
nntPn9nr.Maiil from his heart he around which the soldiers clusterei
Special 5?rivctice.
Cancers, Tumors, Scrofula, Chronic
Ulcers, and all Analagous
Disorders,
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
OFFICE AND INFIRMARY:
EAST-CENTRE STREET,
GOLDSBORO, - - - - - - N.
Consultation Free.
c.
ollowiug conversation :
"My dear uncle, you ask me why
I am changed. Why the color has
forsaken my cheek and the smile my
ips. I can tell you. I have been
brought up to believe that you have
sutfered some jireat wronjr and have
r i . . ...
ui juur uepanmeni and trie troops. tiort. When such an application is mide
uenerai tmory-ot a particle. In it will be considered, without delay and
fact the people are only too glad to have as favorable as the President's sense of
the soldiers among them, and arc always justice will permit.
"Very respectfully,
Geo. IL Williams,
"Attorney GeneraL"
Compliment to the
North State.
Old
comp aining when we withdraw them
through measures of economy.
OKDKP. TO BE MAINTAINED.
Reporter Do vou serriou-rv antirinntn
tied to this secluded spot, scorning any Uoul,0 from'tUis polltical emeutetl
all mankind, that you niignt lind General Emory Clauehinir) No ! I
the peace and happiness that were think everything will pass off smoothly.
denied you in the fashionable cir- This ex:tggerated idea that the people!
cles of Europe, lint in the last few have about the troops will help to pre-
laysl have discovered the dreadful serve onItr-
ITT.
truth that vou are a robber. Oh ! lPWDOOD no nQW move Uaa been
my uncle, cease to live in sin and luti , ra,ma7 aunougn several Uponse paid th following tribute to
cw0 vjiv-u 3 prujetteu. North Carolina:
wARMorTn will xot helext. Q ejttlkm en : I thank you profound
No election returns have yet been de- 'y lor .the compliment you have paid
livercd by the State authorities to the me. I appreciate It most hitrhly coming,
Custom-house Board. Federal troops as it does, from North Carolinians. Da-
still hold possession of the State-house, ring the revolution I had large oppor-
During a recent visit to Raleigh, that
tough old fighter, Gen. Ilood, was sere
naded at the Yarboro Ilouse, and in re-
misery and reform.
to be continued.
.Louisiana in Vinculis.
The ,N.. Y. Ier-id's correspondent
givej the following particulars of an in
Two Legislatures will probably as-j tunities for observing, and I must say if
ber of patient is the best guarantee of oar ability
to ao an we promise,
opened an Infirmarj at Goldsboro, n. c, for the pitied the youngand beautiful dam-J had died away, and but tor a ray ot
accommodation oi paiiunit requiring aany alien- I . . . , , l.u l.: n .i i i
tion. The fact tnat webavecurod a large nam- sel Who had to associate Wltn SUCU ', muuu, an ouiv uaw
"Annie," cried the foremost been perfect darkness. A white hand
was on lm shoulder and an almost
angelic voice said : "Come my
friend you have no time to tarry."
He seized her hand and she led the
way through a door he had. , not
seen, and which fitted in the wall
hnres.
which are selected out of a large number. Circu- and apparently the meanest Ot the
la.a AA-alnin full ita.tinnl. matLvl . M . I . Lt
inree, is mau yuu .
plication.
La Granoi, If. C, Dec. 'JS. 1S71
Dr. J. MiUt Hunter t Tew: Gentlemen: After
frequent amplications of various articles of the
"Materia Medica." to the malignant cancerous
growth on my neck, I applied your "Cancer Rem
edy," (which was kindlv fnrntahAd ma hv Ir
Hunter), according to directions, and it disap
peared within ten days, leaving no cicatrice. i
j ne pain produced by its application, to my sur
prise, was Insignillcant; Your obliged friend,
P. W. WootiT, M. D
Bcxxa Vista P. O., N. O., March, 1872.
It is, un
cle," was the reply.
"Uncle 1" it cannot be ! It is a
mistake ! thought Terrell, "such
a character cannot be uncle to the
beautiful and well-bred girl at my so nicely that no stranger would no
side " The manner in which the tice it, out into the open air where
Terrell had the satisfaction ot feel-
In the early part of the present month. I atmlied relative treated him did not tend tO
Ua.bm MnntAP Jb T.nr --!.! 1 . - . . I I...
IV jhvod. .UM . KCKaUif reiiei IOr in - . I I lmr hn nrr ft -- YnrtTn rnet nrrr
snfferine occasioned by an eucvsttntnnrwhtnfi Urain his fisteem. lor lie advanced "o "" Ci "i"
ha4caaiUelflnmy , .. .u.wD hishrnnr. ITo had hardl v rceovar-
ana jaw. Arter a enon wme 11 was guccessfnllv and COldlV saiu. Auuic, wuat, uuca i
removed, and I anrat prent enjoying the bies. it . Q tn rr ed his senses which Burnnse had
b U I 11 i 1J Ll J- i
sin? of belnar free from pain for the firBt time in this mean t then
rBKseSrnw said, "young man, of course stolen away, before they stood on
will rest with me to-night.
WlLKT J-MITH
DuTLrx Co.. N. C. Mav. 1872. vou
T YiaA fnr vpura anffrred with a rAncfir nn mv 15t 1 1 Till 1 J U .r "
Its removal. After treatment for a short time by I Terrell felt that there Wras dan-
Drs. llanter & Tew, It was successfully removed, l
and has not since returned nor given any evidence ger but followed for he was . anx
Fees
Goldsboro,
RocJtnsbN. c. 1 ions to find but more of the young
$$Stt uf Igiri who hka"m&e a very'&TbVable
the banks of the stream whose sil
very waters were glistening 'in the
moon light, . and the fairy-like
maiden, pointing to a small boat,
said ; . ,'!.'. .. ' r
THE TRCOP3 GKSttAL B.ORV IXTEBriWKO.
the Capitol this day, preparatory to con
convening in extra session on Monday,
Cnrrent rumor having constantly mnl- lDe yin 01 uecemoer, 182, In pursuance
tiphed the number of troops, your re-raProclam-tion DJ the Governor of
name. Your troops were better provided
for than any other, and it was owing to
your superior management at home.
Gentlemen, I again thank yon.
Tennessee Legislature.
"M friendydu1 are in danger
porter, about noon, concluded ts visit
General Emory at headquarter. We
found him seated at a table, in undress
u liform, busily wiitirig and evidently
disposed to be very reticent. Upon be
ing informed that tbe Herald desired to
be accurately posted in regard to the
number of troops at present quartered in
the citj he answered that he waa in a
very awkward position, and desired to
say as little as possible but, on being
assured that all information given would
bd withheld from the New Orleans pub
lic, he s last consented to-be interview
ed ak io lows : '? !
ReporterIIow many troops have you
semble one recognized bv lhe Oo?ern. I I were caller! nnnn in nxr.r rii ti1m
te.view with Gen. Emory, commanding or and the other by tht Custom house I any State it would be to North Caroli-
United States troop in New Orleans. party. n3 Having served thre years in the
The Herald, editorially, in commenting memorializing ran pkesidkxt. army in Virginia and one year in the
on the tone of Gen. Emory's remarks and The fusion Legislature (Wannoth's) army of theSouthwest'j I must give it as
his manifest ; indifference' to a bloody re- ra.et in caucus this evening at ' the city my best conviction that "more men were
contre with the people of that city, sug- nall fifty-two members being present. left upon tbe battlefield of the South from
gesU that General Sherman or some oth- ,r Zacharee read the following memo- North Carolina than any other State. I
er commander of prudence and humani- fil hich was dispatched to General do not say this because T Stand here ia
ty, should be sent to take the command. Grant at 2 o'clock p. m. to-day. your presence, but truth and candor
There is a strange inconsistency in Gen. To nisExceiiency the President of the United compel me to say it. I believe that your
Emory's position. In one breath, be t,, . . mtr,f- State had more men than Vircrinia had
1 ' , . . . T1,e undersigned, a committee ap- . , . 6 .
represents the pciple as being delighted ... , . . -4. f. on her own soil, and you and all North
tj have the soldiers among them : and . , , 0. . T I Caroliniins ocsht to be proud of her c
in the next he studiously msgnifies his, titnti a . con8ritational naorum of
forces to preve it the people from rising both bodiea thereof, would reDectfullv
t . 1 1 : 1
1U - - r- I fU. .1 Y.- LI 1
iciwcuk iuk bucj uavo auemuiiu bi i
The Herald's reporter writes:
the said State ; that they have been duly p-rtiea are thua divided in the Legis-
chosento represent the people and re- I at ure just elected: -Senate Democrat-,
turned a members of the Legislature by 14. IUpoblicans, 7; Independent, 4; To-
the Board of Canvassers appointed and tal 25. . House efltepreaenUtiveaDem
public proclamation made thereof ac- ocrata 40; Republicans, 27; IndependenU'
cording to law. Your memorialist fur- 7wj.a A tie in one county between
ther represent that on' their arrival'they Democrat and Independent. Total, 73.
- -- - srm .
una me otate uuuuing useaas ine uapi-
u. r"" f -r ir "t? !)--'- innt mwTi
United State., and the sad bnildingand I - oroiderV r-Uerni-all
the approaches thereto are occupied lncking and stamping done at her Eatab-
uy guarus 01 armeu unuea oiaies aoi- lifilimeIlt m the neatest style. . . I
diery, subject to the orders of said Mar- , . . -
shal and mix ;deputies,and ' all , acpeii ' yj yottCwt to aell - yonr cotton for a
thereto denied to the citizens,' and offi- good Tprice and buy , your goods cheap,
cere of the State hate only entered by I don't fail to call on John II. PowelL X
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