." el. J' &VV-- J'4.-. .
.y'-- f rrojl'$ Fight, do( a Fifrnal AV; SooMny
'".ru in tf if aid' t
i:
tr
trfeatfbutarf
L -via of f
.re.tVetuus . - i
li.hentati:.'
, Novem
.a's end, iirtet wl
- trtt
Wit- ('atelo.
t
nan werTPnn? Kwfl
fnt ms krucj now
i-.uaeooBy-?:2ffi their thought! bent
of two mated ' the iSoaOdfrrtila prairUa T4t
ivil i. the live
' O- ob tha.Il that aior.
. MORALl, 'f dlacorda are loat
-ft-Wli that rlnj. ,
ri u.JioTe rote Uh twaatoo,
M faiafaoeand fono ,
1 4 t loomed jio longer ,
iaterfet tL Mne of in atorm : V
. ,m forjreU aooo
1 bo careA ceoftheoof
J ' ,ea ehort hooejoioon :
1 S ''e Jiree of the marrlod,
fiTTC' 3or D11 n.
W Mo lovebtlla are atill '
the lifesliacorda ring.'
Winlrilge, Ma; 1875.
tihe Whitehall, (N. Y.) Times.
ittER '' TO THE EDITOR.
tilt Bovrtt " rhv.no If AS, oo
. aotrral i
V Wmitkhill, June 28, 1875.
iTaTiMis Ia requesting a comma-
kased upon my personal observa
of, mattara jntouthern States,
aurt WJ that
t tlie Attention of the nafito
rpn people of tbe North in iTgaruT,
i uti-yd the tital intereavTof that
f ol coinmoji country..
f that the South has fully Vecoter
1
f f tie fearful oooseVjuences .of the
!LJSTli- ' " i-itrtVaga.nl misrepreseiita
dTttr gsa;. Ih4t those 8tafcs haye
-ogreaa? io building up their
uUUMt -muM UtlCOIAIIlUK UUU1UUT
ff Uifar State government, is not.
Mion.'. The! fell f a great pa ef
Vwatrction plan of the fee
t. , . r ....
. Wpeined to have control ol thV
M the tlm bas been Sieoa-2T.with animate tbe most irenial and cons
awtjAii an1 ti
Vna'Mn. liL nf
1U1UI u. uv.
TV
, &ad 4utedjt those
, .4 reh'abillSn, those
uld7at thi lime ("fcll precedent
essioa of commerciil interests, be
Nr'5-TL,,' 'fa necessities
:?S vfiPy ? MiXts e resource"
great measure, ne
.m&jntaia an ap
la .itsj commerce with
the comment upon, the
iilchwork-caIled raeonatruAtinn 1
'AaUveVofkrWW$
to sua2uacant class of mlse
ins, whose business it ha ever
randixe themMves at the cost,
r whom." Thesa miscreant
ed the conudence ef the pa
ths people, and would
t to bo at tha hazard of national
rity, and the r jsoa weal ol
t fortunate rthe'people of
v'csj! these, subtle
j; r 'day, and are
( . J-.ustheare compelled
v rU r1! of publwipfamy.
Nrof')y at the
i f
Tevelope
VJnher 4ssons
aterial ,
- . ..iicultural jesourc
il. genial c'""
i
row. vi
,7 XV
i JL' . , -,t- i
nr tir.auu" - '
- , - -
.... rait.
jperWoee, , ,-((,ca 'j
t. U hat
er, i.-on,- -ceal,
plnl. ; , North. ? "Vx 'Tuxn4se,
weatk of iwplrt. . t ' t t frri
of tbfttMctlo nbounj.whh Cc
(mtoo iooouollneot. ftod La niCldtctoaiti
Sy; tlty iai qoalitj to tapply tk need oUit
n..L V Merl2M in tbt future. Tb
7lL.li,- commtaaoff on tbo outara
cout of VlrglaU, iprrtd out tbroagb tn
'roIinM, coTering tb Gull Bute, and
iv. "Vtjotfl Txm, nd foi nil
mm oi buuu J w rtgried iupertor to ail
other tlmVora. Beaidce the aeyeral tarie
tireot'oaH therfarath hickory, poptar,
blaok-aralnut, aha t, eypreaa, aab, beach
Ith a great ' varUtj of other rerj tuaul
wooda, abound all ofef the kfonotaiot, hilla,
aod dalee is TUtproximitj.beckoniDg the
woodmaa with hia axa,'aod the naou(ao
turor with .hi, eogloea Aod Tarhinee and
buiJoj aaachioery. ' . t i .
pusg aaea of the Eaatero States hare
toward
prairUe 4hj Weat
and Vorth Vn vwtaa ldorad f urn Jab-
log the gwa a'ivT fortune. The
log the gT rhi6ij?4a fortune. Th
XMona waa prtuicca ane inalitu
Uon of aUrcry, and tor thieiahe
young men of this section were ratraiiLlOFaiJLl:At materia), feat of
by ft rally, influences . fr5ra-&
' op real-
aeoces in loose oiaiys, dui nappnr,
3 t . r. a TT
nation, there exists no longer any bind
ance to free intercourse of the people of
the two sections, or to prerent the emigra
tion to the South of energetic and enter
priaiog farmers and uiechauics of the
iorih. There nature bas lavishly spread
out her bouuties, and bids the American
auu rhe blusamgs oi goou government, to
go forward and realize the magnificence of
undfivelped empire "and the glory of
a climate unequalel in all the world.
Greeley said, " Go. West, young man but
we any, young man, go South, go, and, if
you pofsess one half tbe energy characterise
tic of the people of your section, your sii
cess will be assured the moment you set
forth in any well directed Undertaking.
Don't liateiKto the politicians who talk to
you about the hoh-gobiins of the South,
hare no reality, and the morally
anaYN&t wretches who, hare pronatrated
these myths, hare never had the good of
their country at heart, and are unworthy
of the confidence of a noble people. The
South is at peace in all her borders and
at peace with all mankind, and welcpifj
with eenulna- fraternity, all who jtfmKti
from the North -to help in thewdmraa
tion of the grandest deetiflji'ver achieved
by any people in a age. .
OiHDeu w oecome me
rvron maunnr.
g centre oft the world.
Her aflvantt-s in this direction aresim-
plr" ! Bn h" "ore available wa-
?P thtn. "7 countr3r .knon
'iftlcm, and all manner of material
- .Ui endless abundance, togeth.
niivi Kaialfri mnA Innnrsavifrv -
In politics the Southern people are Con
r"w .. : - a-"v
serrative ; that is to say, aroidmg tbe Soil
I 1 m LI" P TJ! I! ! - - J '
ia ana vuaryoai oi XMiaicaiiam in any ui
rection, but have wisely struck the course
of political truth midway between the two
great parties; and her wisdom in this has
Qeen'amply exemplified by the recent State
election in the North,1 in which the inde
pendent voter developed a power by which
th nation is about to be redeemed' from
radical misrule, ' with all its attendant
evils of corruption ' in tbe places of the
government, and in continued alienation
ef tbe sections of our great country
A RKMKwS-aL'wag ws
requejaittroid lady to read toe . news-
Spef for her, rHe took it up and read as
ftdlows: "' " .' ,
: "Last night,' yesterda morning, about
one o'clock in the aftefhoon before break'
fast, a hunjy boy,-about forty year old,
bought a bis custard for a .dollar,. and
threw it through a plank wall made out of
stone eighty-six f$- thick, and jumping
over it, broke bis righ ankle off above his
left knee and fell into a dry mill pond and
was . drowned. About forty years after
that on the same day, an old torn cat had
nine turkey, goblers; a high wind blew
Yankee Doodle on a frvinir Dan. and killed
a sow and two dead pigs at Halifax itthe
middle of the Red Sea, where be saw eigh
teen old spiders hugging a deaf and dumb
man without legs who was waltzing with
his grandmother Peter. ; ' !
WhereupotL the astonished old lady
5! J-idTeatf), and exclaimed: "Heay
"'I'll ' '
-V'At.,Bt
TIf tba adeedoi bid,-'the L M
a ear 1.
''Mj'-u. tui to w of
l it
. a ui. - i
T', juie eommoom inmrxna ia dbuodb.1,
It i i peculiar, to our people.
i aooner dee t' e neceaaitj or dcalra
bllitj ef a puUio or priaU euterpriae ta
tar the American head, than it etJ the
koij .brain to work hatching out lome
graodpUa fur ita aoconaplLihrafot; aorae
Hreweep!ag achcrae, mainly deroted U
th1utHraiLra cioTa-i la auUdpatlon
of a noceeafurvtoce filling It from the
credulity and wooder it exciua. Expert,
enoe ahowa that public cradallty ia not re
liable for stead power; hence tbe num-.
berlaaa wrecks and flapping sails of proo
ialng plans and schemes, ia erery conceir
able oocdition of decayj -that aorrooad us
on erery hand. ' Would !t were tbe worth
leas alone bat it is not. as the, meritorious
are stranded romlcuous)y with ' those I
wiutoot menu , una wouia naiaraiiy
think that the bat'.! between com moo and
extra senaa would ecase after a while, inas
much as the f ' t tales place in fair riew
of all, and iavuriAblyxeauIla id victory to
theormert and the reduction ef erery
thing to its own weights and in eau rex
There ia no real -orperaNeut success out
side the plain rules of ednon aenae, no
matter how exaggerated tbdMana.
This arNe was commend -with an eye
to the interminable mixtv
r plans,
acheqT and political aaptra.
nrougn
... :LlS...r.jo ...k :
the people
Tbe ailments and sufferings come from
common sense is making to on
looeebs.1.
aspirations that cling to
thoae interll
to " Chancre "
insisting that to StyjJv. ould kill
both. All of us bare -I N in whr h
political ana social preierences n.
i 1 I'...,
above present conditions, but
w f Loue evuMinviis au
back to tbe reality and uk tbl
oome
tion aside frtj?tKaryU'j PIT that hai
nened. takmor thincra u.
rid them, ohe
capacities, resources. nofriutVwant'-'
a a a s;.
u nat would common aenae ana ? - l
? i a
dictate? ' Stoop .low, and hi2C ear
down until it catches tbV
sifnple wnsciousp- rapprovah
response wo
n i ,
fceTej0pt
nM,nt'
am inn AfAnilmi ahw
preconceived vf
tlons, either
ugmg .polity wf
... Mr
1
gr leadeff .?xliit as swn as it was within his means he
coal, irZuZ
f&ter
mineral
V" v4Amiinent seaport
HIP1
of land sold or ex-
thrift and indurtry-one well
oped and established fact, showing
the resourges of a country is worth more,
practicall, than a thoi and arguments at
the Court of St James Von the past and
futuje grandeur of a State, or the entire
union of States. 4jf& "
Exchangers of products or lands, buyers
and sellerj must meet under the simplest
forms ; the undeveloped resources ' of the
sou n try mugUbot understood and placed
before tbe'orId by practical methods ini
stead of loaded sehemes. Taking the
direct forms of comnfon sense as a guide to
interchange itweer demand andgyiply,
we need not fear to enter theiSutS in the
next centennial race ftijvery form of
prosperity. JV. Y, South. -
' A Geotlemah. He is abovj aean
thing. HestKlps to no. mean "ftiL He
invades no secret confided Itp-' -keeping.
He never struts in borrowed .Ve. He
rer takes selfish advantaf A td
kes.
y
r.
uile uses' oo ignoble weapoDqlcontro
Hejnever stabs in thedujrHe is asbai
ofiauendoea. Ha laXA'ona thin or
maoV fsce and anothfer behind his back.-
f : a"
tot
If by accident he comes in possession of hiaYib wife married to another
neighbor' counsel, t passes upon them afatated that a oonfereUbe of rabbi' is about
act of instant obligation.' He bears stk?d
packagerf'without tampering with the wax.
!il . I -
Paper not meant for bis eye, whether tbe
flutter at the window or lie before bim un
guarded exposure, are sacred to him. He
inradel no privacy of others, however the
sentry sleeps. Bolts and bars, locks, and
keys, hedges and pickets, bond and eecur
ties, notices to trespassers are none of them
for him; He may be trusted aloue out of
'gbar the thinnest partition; anywhere.
HJkuys no office he sells none, he intrig
ues for ,houe. He would rather fall of
right than win them through dishonor. He
will eat honest bread. . He tramples on no
sensitive feeling. He insults no man.. If
we have rebuke for another, he is strait-forward,
open, manly ; he cannot decend to
scurrility In short, whatever he judges
honorable, te practicTioATard every H'an. ;
;ir,JUE-Y25, 1S75.
,
vrsar at thai Braakraat Tabta
. rpetia ;:.a Ulnd.
r Wendell Holmes writes t Our
'jr's dau;-' ter ia a young lady of
teoiooa gfntility, ELe wtars
net well back upon her baad.wLLb
- s t all to be a mark of high breed
t far a r IS At Iratna -w Iaiim a a
' on
Sums
Lcr I
Ukn
the g'it ladies do ia Europe. To be sure
their ' -ca are so made only to sweep tie
apc rd floors of chateauaand plaoesi as
t lun ariatoorat of the other aids do
i t ; ZV'I tbrough the mud ia silks
snJf i!.,, but, fonoolb, muat ride (a
tveclea hm they are ia full dreea It U
true fUt, coiui Jeriog rarioua habit of the
Arne.! - a people, aUo the little aeddeota
whic! beat kept sidewalks are liable to,
a 1 '7 ho has swept a mile of then ia aot
eiac-' in such a eonditloa that one would
cars Ija her naighbor. But conound
the e ke-beliere woman wa hare- turngl
loona ia our streets! Where do they eome
froaJyNot out of Boston parlors I trust.
Wby rsre iaa'jt beast or a bird that
wo1' ag its tall through the dirt ia the
Wart m creature do their dresece. Be
eauf ueea or a duohea wears long robea
on r occaaions, a maid of all work or a
acu girl think she most make herself a
nui ; by trailing about with ber-rpah I
that' hat I call getUng vulgarity into
your tones and marrow. Making believe
what you are not is the eseeoae of vulgarity.
Show over dirt i the one attribute of vul
gar people. If an man can walk behind
one of these women, and see what she
rakes up as she goes, and Dot foal aqueam
iah, La has got a jtb stomach. I wouldn't
let one of 'm int;Tr:,7 room without'servs
ivz them as DaH.'' served Gau! at tbe
cave in the wilr"(aeas-cut off bis skirts
s, cut off his rrt. Don't tall me that
a (rue lady eaacrifioea the duty of
keeping all fjw her sweet and clean to
the with of nrng a tulgar show. I won't
believe ft oady. There are soiue things
thatiiofu-' fhas
no la-' r nas a rigut to toucn and
'XQleanlin' Lne of those things. If a
, Jw that her husband or father
'raouev which he waul aud mean-1
Jtoesu't know how, let her buy
i-L r -ii i . i j
t it i nr awn m inn sanri mil i l. li iipp nmu s
i0 ou' to walk, but let her uj
iore sue goes tuio ia nouae. i
. Si ' a
A Btrant: Story.
X cue incident is reported ia'the
Amencajwrs, About tea years agt
a jew luln-aiteued circumstances left
Transylvania for America to improve his
portion inthe New World. lie left a wife
. i t
- several Children behind, and promised
would send them some money from Ameri
ca. Thers fortune smiled on' him, and
when he badamaaaed a sum of 60,000 flor
ins he resolved to return home and sur
prise his family with bis wealth. He start-
ea wuuout naviug appriaeu ois awmiijwj'i
his intdhdeil return, aud on hi way -xce
he arrived at . Hamburg, wh" X was
seized with so dangerous an' Abat he
.made a wOl bequeathing - property .pa
iTi wife. He recovered 'ever, only- to
find that during huj'xds bis money had
been fetaled frwm Vor man wh6 bad
nursed bin).' Vs lew benevolent persons,
sympathizingUb hi misfortunes, collect
ed about one hundred florins, ' wherewith
the unfortunate Jew resolved td return to
America in order to retrieve his fortunes,
In the meanwhile the nurse had decamped
with, his .booty to America, where, shortly
after hi arrival, he died suddenly. The
American authorities sent the coffin, . with
the 60,000 florins, to Transylvania, and, a
the will was also found in . the coffin, the
authorities at tbe same time acquainted the
relatives with the death of the testator.
After the usual period of mourning, the
wife contracted a second marriage.. The
first husband had, however, again saved
a considerable sum of money, and eventual
ly returned to hi native ' country . to find
man. Jt is
to be hold to deteroiine to which of the two
husbands '
..... i
the
woman
belongs. Jewith
World.
. ralfllllng of tbe Bortptaroj. .
From the Columbia Heraldj
Tbe futawing extracts fit each other so
well thaVwe publish them in juxtapogition:
; The grasshoppers
Tbeso aj the days of
which Ecclesias, the
made their ap
pearance in Wy
andotte, Kausas,
on Tburbday in
such - great num
. bersthat all of the
store were com
pelled to doss their
doorste keep the
little - pests out.
Exchange. ,
preacher, spoke when
heniaid, rtAnd the
doors shall be shut
up in the streets and
the grasshoppers shall
be a burden. Bible.
For Kent!
A
FTOim at M!r orpoae A
Confae4!y lha U-t busiuesa atan J la
tha )Uc.
It U.
11 It. LIL71
rjJUE IENTINEL.
. rrausiTED bt
J08IAU TUJINER, J.
: OSoe near the Court lTouaa.
ax'Bscairnojr.
Daily rVtiUud 1 year, ia advance, t"5 TO
UaWy Tlx moc'.Ls ia advance f r3
8raf-Weekly " - - 5,00'
Veekly BenUnel - - 3.00
17 ' DO YOU WANT
IGoo&S Cicap?
Try Oaddy w Illlajjrf who always keep
a aood stock rt averyl inr suited to the
t'armsr, the Machanl'' Ind tha Ldlr.
Special Notice !
rTWOcJk" IS DEKYiD TO DR. E. A. COV
X Infton, aod1 he firm of Dra. Aab A
Oovlni ton are h .. . jjt noil fled to settle with
out delay a f u , r lndu)fT)c will nt be
HE A COVINOTOX.
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R.B. GADDY , J. J8 V
TAVING this day purchituU tn Inter
XI est of LYL. Polk In the WaX firm ot
Folk A Gaddy, we oner our pi Vent stock
LOW FOR CAS
to make room for our Kaw Good now daily
arriving, v----
Tnia . uarcn sotti, 1874,
G ADD Y 4 WILLIAMS.
"Barberism !"
WE HEREBY wish to Inform the public
that we are prepared to do all kinds
of work in our Hue. sucn as
SHAVING,
.SHAMPOOING,
U HAIR-CUTTING, etc.
At
I
We may ba found at all hours durinsr the
day, and until Vi o'clock tiaturday nip bi iu
our shop, up stairs in the building known
aa the drug atora of Drs. Covlogtou & Mo
Lendon near the CourUTo-- ,nLT,
July 3 i r It "
T
1 i c
f
p.j. con
t i. rf ;
our :
T 1
to the f- 1 1 . v
AV(7aUrk 1
UT I! T f
i
o;:
Dry C ' .
L ! ,
I I, .".a Ifaro,
1 . liar, Ooff
s . a. J d s.
J f
A! a f. "1 I'r.3 cf
Always cn 1 .
1 at it-;cil!a j
v L4 C tv 4.
'AgetUfor . F. I
and Cab deairi.
VACEaBURWLLL.
CUARLOTirL
rpiIE BLNI0H WILL HEUEAITir;
attend U. court ef Acson (X:z't
regularly.
January 1st 15749-tf
Wafchea aki Cloclir
R P. Gimrr.sns,
LATE OF AS?.ONVILLC has
opened an o.Uce in Wadesboro'
for the sale and repairing of Yi atca
es and Clocks. '
Her-' tn i Vt tianli to hh L:-Vf
foritwr aud tLar.;sa li do a. I w .
in bis line promptly and on rcasor.al
terms. S3-ly.
1m
FALI
and
WINTT
NEW
GOODS.
Crar ? ACrowdcf,
"WkDiiSBOIlO', N. C.
afXTJR STOCK
la now full In all kind
J of
Marchandlae.
Every week brings fresh arrivals of Sea
sonable Goods, and our
AND-
!
' - I
ComprisM mTf IMU AMortmnt o
GENERAL. MERCIIANDIS
v -i.
gff rE invite the attention of all.
V ery effort will be v ,rf to pleaae cc
tomera,
, and articles not in our i
ordered -at once from the
mo
houses Io Northern cities.
3TY, . INDUSTi
AND". POUTElir"
AHfe OUR WATCHycu
COUNTRY Produce of every
tloa taken in exrnge for CCv
pghest .Market ,T.r.!-
DON'T dlsnoee of your Produca
riving ucal.
WE; ae found at Rose
stand f poslte P. J. Coppede i
; v
rniiE FIRM of ro.
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