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8ALI&BUUY. TflUllSDAY APRIL
NEWS AND COMMENT.
7
son, a distinguished Presbyterian
tyothwstof Arldinui City; wew-the "Whirl ''L.ji' f.?;. -iV
I - T . - Hal -7 fisi" lall it twill 4kn
'? I l Li t . , ,.L.n.j,. . dorse and approve 'le'Jiat, and expose
party ha been organized at Arkansas City to 1 1 - x r ' , r .
T r fl- i rf land condemn f'tlie WronaV either m
i avenge the surveyors. :: . 1
The whole Demicmic ticket is elected in St.
Louis by over th
NEW ffOST OFFICES.
and condemn ftUtc Wrona. " either in
County, State or Governmental Adminis
tration, and freely and fearlesly criticise the
public acta aud views of statesmen in both
parties. Feeling that ''this cruel war is
over,", it ill alwavs be fonnd laboriug
for a return to fraternal feeljng between
JolmS.Vi
dirine, of Atlanta, Ga., Li dead.
Ex-Scnator Dixon, of Hartford, 0nn aged
C8, in dead.
The United State Senate has adjourned.
. W, h. Lankton, of Chicago, confesses to kill- h8lJj DUt which ha v been discoutiuijed since j happy, ' nulled aud reconstructed people.
ing h'u bother and a phild near Paradise, Colea J the! war, the re-opening of which would be of lita columns will be 'filled with reliable
Vunty III. Ule wai uwtigated thereto by Ida great convenience to the public. i J information, touching our Agricultural,
wife. 1 vvenave ineasuraiwoiu- .'-g i;jiecu$uical and Manufacturing Interest,
r ' . , ' , , . . - Pai ageui oitne r. y. iparunenu mai , j 'U, h til.vntMA tn Vl.tnnm.nt nf
lii I. a ..txi 1 i ..... m. - - . . -w - - - - r
HViAM o n a rrat tisn tmo crTiTinrlinrtilfl ill
thelcunntrv whefe PostOfflees origiaally ex- the sections, as the only hope of a free,
Three adldren were burned to death near in ftll case4 offirg nave been closed
'ecu ' cn?r-v f . j
WsUinling,Minne1H?ta.,Theyv?erecaugl,t ,nd discontiuoediif it b the wish and desire l vas in.neraire.ources lor tile spreaa
Lytia nairie'fire, t ! , of ahe neighUnijmod to hare the old offices of InHgencp, Education and Iemper-
" i ,..,.t,it!iia ti1 re-opened, mat it siianoeuouennuiKnaieiy. i ,uc pi.uiu u no.
TU greater part of cam bell-vdle, Taylor QeCa be Jone ' mi j ajld io he FoetPring Mdkeen-
Oounty, Ky, ha been uirneu. petktun, signed y the citizens .ftle ueigh- ing aiv of owe ncms. It 'will he
Tiie N. Y. Herald han a dwpatch from Barcel- brhoud, iu whifh the offices is wanted, fe- mv constant endeavor to make the Sun
ona,'dated 25th March, which mja, a battle oc- lect a aaaie f..rbe office, recoinaiend some ou'e 0jf lue verf bcst newspapers in North
currednearViduinCalidouia, fifty miles north Stod man, doe, not matter whether he is ia Caw,tiua, and wiih this assurance, ou my
of Barcelona. Twelve hundred inftry;aixty I 'LZ Pt, I confidently appeal to ,ur citizens,
' cavalry, and four sun, supporting a supply L.mit. nA tK.n .nd ibi netiifon t th 1 to render me such support as will cuablt
train! were driven back by three 'Carlist bands editor of the Sufc who will forward' to the! me to give thetn a Fust Class newspaper
inccntrated upon the heights of Sari Uippolite. phper authorities aud in a short j time the
The CarliHt commander, Galcoiin, was killed, office will b-reopened. Col. Long, though
. 'a LikiJ. . -i -t--; republican of the "straighest sect." has the
vTT , "A '"'V , interest themWic at heart, and has re
frora. Vich,. when the Urlists retired. Tlie losses ()pened mort, oloffice8 tb0 auy other special
were heavier than at any previous battle, i , .ireiit in th Soith. and d-8ervs Well of the
fy 11 w,.:V; lk. o.m.iltno icon. intawtAaA InaklU r. .-I.:.i1 .,f?..;..r..w I., fl.ia m.flur 1
' , iL .J .u. r.:.i:.-' r -i. 1 ivr,. f nJitf..n W had at th Snv ! to know what the fanners thought about it
pk... ; -w,-Snr o Rpr Office gratU Co'wori 5un. j I hope that it will never pa-s while I live.
The bridge between Victoria and Pampelnii The above w a mil ited compliment td
l,avs been destroyed. ' Col. Long. What is said by the Sun with!
iu. capiun, o. ierga wu nao. . .uu opejJJg po3t office8 in CabarmS
Cierrona.1 ; ' ! I ... , .1 ,.!.. i
wilt apply wiiii cqnai iorce to tni ana
We baye not the
at llome."
j FEXCES.
Ms. Editob: I haveread some pieces in
your per about the fence law ; you wished
i . . . . . . , . . .. .. .. 1 surioundiucr cOnnties
ronniom mnaa fnr 111 A ilp.nl Al &l. JOlin UainOllC 1 o ;e
Church, for Bev. Father Mackin, .the immense of petitlpn, but they can be Lad by;
crowd, started by a crash which was supposed J applying to Col. Ijoiig.
to be the giving way of Uie gallery, caused a
cene of consternation. The crowd rushed to
wards the! outlet, nd a number were thrown
down and crushed beneath the feet of the mass
see a piece in your paper sigied Rowan Milts
I knew that great things were done by steam
bat did not know that it had got to wriiiug
letters to Editors. If it does, tell it not to
write agaiust the fanners interest or it wel
go up or down which you please to call it
suppose it thinks (if it thiuks any thing) that
if the farmer has to keep up bis stock that it
will -get more grain to grind, but not so if w
lion' in the practice of bis profewdon will be pte
ferred by hin, not from any prejudice toward
liim, but tram tne undeserved wrong wiucn me
removal of (he'iiresenl incumbent, Dr. Win.; G.
Iill, would Involve. 'Dr. Uilfnss now an en
viable reputation In the position, for all the
qualifications required in the surgeon to such
an institution ; and his displacement would be
more vehemently condemned than that, proba
bly, of anjj who ihave been osij-acUed in the
changes, j .. .,- , i .. L .
Raleigh U growing with astonishing rapidity.
The public spirit of its citizens is growing Safe-
j. They do not boast themselves, or pretend
to more than they - are, or wish to be thought a
great city before their time or rashly undertake
more than their mean justify, or invest with a
vain ambition that inflates for a season only to
explode at the last : but they are moving With
the true genius of progress ; building, aa fortune
advances,- on a sure foundation; conscious of
their advantages and guarding against evil. The
State Fair frill not be reuioved. Charlotte heed
not expect it. i It ought to build at least a pub
lic hall, before it grows so ambitious. In that
respect .Salisbury is vastlv ahesid of it. ;
My letter is about to be too long, so other
topice must wait till another time.
I i U SCIO.
- ANOTHER RADICAL LIGUfT COME have to keep them up it wHl take all that we
1 J (TO GRIEF. I I can inake to keep themi and it may look for
' fn--.i tlu.. n v I the little tub mills to be set up along our
Fully tea minutes elapsed before the passage r Jl j . . little brauches to grind for ourselves,
could ,U cleared, when the pounded were re- Radial Canddate fori resadent, has been tQ
moved to residencs near and physicians sum- convicted in ar,s of swindling and sen- fenctd whvdoWekeepso,anyfeucenhrough
;moned, A dosenj women and children were tenced to fivejyears imprisonment. : our farms? Sir. it is to get the benefiVof
i found to be severeiy wounded; some arc in a f The character and purpose of the leaders -e. v J.,at nnr r-tt
dangerous condition, bat no deaths as yet. Ihe i 1 fAll,,dra'! of thp inAimona Urtdical , n i -i . i .
aiar Twas caused by the breaking of the kneel- nd ndl r. the ,,,f4n,0Uf Uad cannot gather it all aud wc trial, our .turk to
, ing board. The Karm having subsided, the arC becoming known ,f jhey galUer wh&t is l.ft. We plant peas among
funeral services were resumed. w ere ever inbdmibt by those who knew our corn ; we gather a field and put the stock
The Carlists have captured Benra with 500 and wa,ched lV,0m- 1 1,18 Part iwa8 fi,rm in to eatbr the peaf' aud s",netimes we Set
eu no io iioeraze uie negroes, noi in me a nine lazy aim iei gcuemi greeu umiii
interest of humanity, but for tlie purpose op our fields and we lrave to turn in our
prisoners. . f
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- ' Commissioner Djuglass has appointed ah
engineer to survey the lands in the South sold f plunder.
for direct taxes, with a view to their restora-1 inanity was
tion to the original owners upon Uie payineht pretext to geW .control of the govcrnmeiit
J- ..!
o iaxes Coi, c. in order that
m a t i ri .lit i I
; vanoy leiegrapns oncrman uiai ne ininjcs mJgJjj De inJ
wueu uie Bvcuuvn o vauape arc viohvu aiiu sup- I .... . .
.... ..' -i ! i i . i .!... I Willi these
pues cut uu or aunogou uie aiouocs win come
in.
I
the puritans
The cry of freedom aud hu-
raised by the leaders as
stock to take him -out before we can sew
wheat. . These things pay for the fences.
Felices caunot be laid aside- If we turn out
our fields then we have to fenr up pastures
for our stock, and oue fence will last about
i i
as loi.g in the held as two iu the woods, as
Collector Bailir has seized eight more of Le 'e plundering schemes or sancs
New York Central's locomotives at Albanv foi4uon Pn01,c W01"! OI lUe PSPle Dy e
taxes. -, .. l forms of law. It was therefore necessary
IChas. Dvlearl of IIai arrested as Roscpe, tnat tlie South -hould be hnmlled, humll
the alleged murder of Goodrich, was taken iatod, aud deprived of all power to pre
liandcuiTed to the station but immediately dia- vent the extCUtiou of the designs of those
cnarged,
iluir fi ll purpose of robbery
more enectuaiiy carried out.
I .1 Til !l 1. .1 ' x I
and wich burners, of Yau- ffooj ,mstures near the dwelliug aiid what
It U slated that the Government has aban- kf,edyiu t0 overllirow tlie superior (will the old womau say if she has to go a j
doned die suits against the Piedmont Road las p9er of soujUerii honor and statemanship, half mile every ironjiug and evening to inilk
Confederate property. A million aud a half is and for the same purpose, namely, plunder the cows ? you may expect to hear something
' involved. j j aud revenge -J revenge, because tbvi south not as pleasant as eating houey. And we
The Indians have killed M Deming ajid stood hi the way of their wicked plains, will lose the old Gelds pasture that is scater-
three other government surveyors. . Two oihrs Southern boiW was unveldin"- ouihern through the country and we will lose the
w. 1 r? Provision team are etalPflmen lofe ius Ladifo.med ad aCQ-rus . ,,,r nogs,
missing. The outrage occurred a hundred and I - J ! I ,i 1 Wet-lose fr the: present hoping
twenty-five milH west of Arkansa. I P" u TJ. 6nme,, poum tt4rd to the wise is sufficient.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Whereas. It has pleased the' Supreme mas
ter of the tinivers jn tj,e dispensation of his al
wie providence to remove from our midt our
much esteemed Brothei Henry 0. Cox, who died
at his residence in Lcurinburj, on Tuesday
March 4th, 1873. ; Therefore be it
IiesolreJ, That by the death of Brother C
the Ledge has lost a zealous and useful member,
the family an afiectiona'te 'husband and father,
the community a good citizen, and while we
bow with humble submission to the will of him
that doeth all thing well we deeply regret that
one wbogare promise of a useful life an example
worthy of emulation should be cut down in the
freshness and vigor of manhood and removed
from our midst. '
UrmlvHJ, That we deeply sympathize with the
afllicted wife and children and with them drop
tear to the memory of our departed Brother,
and may; lie who has promised to be a husband
to the widow and a fit her to the orphans be a
guide and shied to them
lieanlced, That the inemWr of this Lodge
j wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty
J days as a tribute of the high esteem we entertain
of our deceased Brother.
Jlcsolvcd,' Tlutt these resolutions l,e spread
upon the minutes and that a page in our records
be suitably inscribed to his memory and that
a copy of these resolutions be sent to the family
of the deceased and that the "Salisbury Watch
man" and "Pee Dee Courier", be requested to
publish. j
JOIIJi K. UILCII1US, )
CONGRESSIONAL VILLAINY-DE
FIANCE OF I'll i) LIU OPINION;
New York Sun.
Tn lb dVbite on ib. Caldwell case Sena
te ('aipenterref. ir mI t those jndepeiiJeut
jour. i!isli and opnght citizens wh have
di until. red brilM ry and cnrruplion in Con
gress as the outs dc mob. In discussing
the Pomeroy case the other day the vir
tuous Nye stigotatiz d Col; York, who
exposed Poimioy, as an outside rascal.
While handln. ihe Credit Mobilier cases
in the House, Itiuvham, i i defending lira
self with sha:nt fiVontery, Ames's
dividends all the time sacking out of his
pocket, rr.-idi; a tuiious onslaught njon
theprcss for dariog' io rebuke the venality
of tin i:nt.li-Hted thuigrevsuicn. Beu
Ruth-r, iu his deleiire of Ames, galled no
u-.ui.i iv ine i.-tiuuoiiv auoiu ins ten
m m"
th ms ! dollar railway fee, v.iued I!:ng
1 u ii. wi h w hom he never b fo.e agio d
u.i..ii mux tl.tiig, i;i arraigning ;i hose jiiiirn
al li.fh I ad brought the Credit Mobdicr
f. Hi-is to the light. i
t
o.v, di the lour gentbiiient first
ti in- d, or any other Senator; aud Repre
tativis of high or low decree, imagine
that io the fare of these darning facts they
e .u. 'ugh Hi the people or cower thejiurua
lists who arraingn ihese "houorable." cul-
pii:. s at ihe bar of public opinion 1 V
aurr nil whom it M!a' concern ihal Con
gress has lost its character, nnd that the
inoile whereby it can reg-iin t is not lliut
which Messrs. Cat pouter, Nye, Bingham
and Uuthr arc puisuinsr. We hive
iiidrcd fallen npon evil times when Sena
tots and Ri pri sentalivrs w ho have been
convicted of bube-giviug and bribe takiu
dare, with their own tongoes and through
the teeth of their advocates, hiss defiance
in the faces of the people whose trusts
thoy have betrayed.
M. E. Conference, at present a citizen of
Newbern will shortly unite himself siih
the Episcopal Church, and cuter the M in-
istry. . ;, j.. ' -
The BalcigU Ntwa says : Allen Smith
formerly a resident of Cleavelaod county,
ouk nuw uioHguw, j-t was on yesieraay
furnished by the Governor's Private Se
cretary, John 11. Neathery, with a certU
cate, showing that he was duily enlisted
as a soldier ot the war of 1S12. Unon
which he will be entitled to a ueasion fiom
the government.
The Asheville Expositor stvs: We
tad a large fire in Brevard yesterday even
ing. I31acksmth shop and dwelling house
burned. It ti said here to be much larg
er than the Chicago fire at least more ol
Chicago was left after the fire than Brevard.
The fire originated iu the; shop of O. C,
jiorgtn. xvo insurance.
The roncor 'un says: We learn that
Mr. Tobie Suell, son of Mr Isaac Snell.
of Poplar Tent, was assaulted a few nights
I hco. Cannon's, by two unknown per
s I
sons, rupposeu io ue iiegroes. lie was
kuocked from bis mule, and sevirelv
beaten, and left on the road for dead. It
has not yet transpired who were the per
petrators ol tins uuamous set.
The Rocky Monnt Mail says : Mr.
Pncuel Griffin, iu the prime of life, resid-
NEW ADVEI
;eutie
EMENT
K1
Y
SMITH'S LDJC PRESERVER
. Is a sure and effectual cure forj
CON SUMiP TION"
And all the diea-es of the j
run oat, asthma, &c.
rd, X. C,
...
in the! t'ttit
pril 3 tu,
Send for circular to
WMJA. SmiUi
Coucord,
Co,
Salisbury
And all principal drulgut4
Slates. . 1 April
For sale by
C. R. BARKKR A
tit
mm
STOCK.
SSOCXT df. SZLOtCrr?. are nok receiv
ing i heir ikua! large stk of spring Cool,
CooMMing ol all clait-e orgooQs auaptsa to tuu
M-itmn ol LKintrv. I
Their stock U full an J complete in ai
desrrii
lions of Prints, Blst k ahd Brown iJpniestio,
I inlt. mill T M I t fSrA.M n . It a n a v t
ing near 1 liiladrlphia. in I his county, died, My, Ladle ready wade suits, a mostbcaniiful
suddenly during the night ol the 18;h inst, select icn of Ctssimers and Coaling. I'Snt Jeans
I neir stock V Clothing, Mortanl
We uiideirtand he retired as usual. Tbt
next tnorning bis w ife, who slept in the
same la-d, arose and made some effort to
arouse hi in but supjMising he was merely
asleep, proceeded w iih her ordinary house
hold duties,. and it was not until she had
prepared bri-atklast aud summoned bim
tha. she discovered he was dead.
The Tsrboro' Ennuirer savs : The
d welli. ig house of Mr W. W. RufT, on
Illouni'a (.'reek, some 1. niil-s below
Wiishingtorr, was destroyed by fire on the
1 Till instant. The fi e was accidental.
The building was occupied at the time of
ihe accident by Mr.-i. M. Ruff, a broth, r
of Mr. W. Vt. Ruff, who with the assis
tance of two oilier gentlemen, who were
passing t!i road and discovered ihe fire,
succeeded in saving everything in the
house. Lias about S"00. No insurance.
JAMES L. COOLY
PJSTFR M. KAE.
J
Committee.
Fkom; Washington. -U U-ti. A. S.
Merritnon has reinrued from Washington
w iih decided impressions of) men and thi,ji
in that corrupt rity. .liidge M. is looking
remarkably well. lie is, on the. wh"l", .
hopeJul for the future of the South; His (
intercourse with leading men of all shades
From the Sentinel
PROFESSOR AGASS1Z: ON Till
NEGRO. ?
The Republican leader of Orange, H.
B. Outline, one of Grants revenue men,
has been heard often to declare that the
-'negro has no boneiu his uosc or soul in
hisb'idy." The new Distiict At lorn.- fr
the United States, Mr. R. C. liidger, is
said to have expn ssi d strange itU-us as to
the origin ol the negro aud , doubts as to
his having a soul. Two colored Repub
licans have complained recently through
the columns oi the SkN'T1'EL tint the
white men use them only f r voting pur
poses and give them no i.fEce. If this is
common doctrine among the while Repub
licans, it is not to be wondered at that the
negro gets no ofiice in this great scramble
for place. It would bo well for colored
Republicans to inquire how many white
Republicans hold to the Guthiic-Agassix
doctrine. The Scientific Vrcss ot San
Francisco quotes as follows from the great
Professor's recent lecture whose mime
heads ih:s article :
UI have pointed out "over a huodrtd
specilie. iliflVrences b. tneni the b'-n.il and i comes our painful dmy lo chiooitle o-..e ul
ui I '""a rj jirnij ,o iui: williu IU III aiiu
the negro. Indeed, t u ir fiano-s are alike
The Weldon News says : Oo Tuesday
last Mr. Joseph ( '.p land, a worthy and
well-to-do geuih-mau living not lar from
Jackson, in Northampton county, met a
sad end iu the follow ing w ay :
Mr. Copel.ind was at woik i:i a field,
which he was cleaning, and haViug occa
sion to break a stick raided it and truck
it u cross a log. It snapped iu two, lh
broken fragment rebounde I and lite cud
struck him on the temple causing a vio
lent concession, w hich stuniud hi.n foi
sometime. II- recovered sufficiently to
go to his lioiirc aud till his wile what hid
happened, and died in aluut an hour.
The Milton I'hroocile savs: It b - '
of all kind
furni-hinz cooU is lh LarKeM and nu4l ilira-
ble to be found in this market. A fall and om-ph-te
lork of Shoes, Hats Ho-ev alotes, Ril-
UovU.. .Sugar, Co ffee, MulasAas, and aQ kind of
GROCERIES.
i
Their term are -trictly caJ and barter wiih
a few eXLvplions. ThoS wlio are rrCable and
procrpl in layi!ig their accudnls it sfltnu them
plt-aioire lo aitrtMiinxakile. ' To cnaMc them lo
C"l "i c-Uve prlixc which they ptre dctrr
mioeti lo do, thU policy Las hern adaf eL Wn
pHU are soltl ou lituc ti intliscritoinale artir,
heavy Ium-s will cnnir iVoiu Ihe Banlrupl aini
HtaiM-Meail provii.'n.iiof.ilic law, aud whuoiow-
are so-4ained by mervhanls it i a Wrll laU
f:ict Ui at such loe arr n4 and il is rvant
hle to upptf that ll.e Joe to l-e nii.lc uj. an
far a pr.krtiral.li', Cillsifi the hM)el pfcrintu-tooit-x-.
Tliy have drteuiim-d losto I hi- war
of iloin lOMo , l.r Mrliiuj at tlie ltt
and. barter priL-es and I credit wo ntn w ho i
unworthy of it. J
Tliev are lhankf.il to lht4r d-ily ftierwl and
custuoMrrA for iltt-ir very liberal ntMoiii aol ron
tvh iKv, and hoe lv tijlinj (iol (ioUU i low
prices lo secure tbrir eooiinned favoN.
MOCK & BROWN.
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March 27-lt
SEW AXB ATTIIJCTIVE STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS.
she :uosi brulal and ti idish outrages upon I
pei n o a venerable ni iiil. ii lady b)
t'ie
that a
A FARMER
RAleigh, March 25, 1S73.
Dear Watchman .
I will write you a little, if
the
neirro s
blood
V.l fli ir uft 1 cnn in lhe l?le of n re8,,,"r newslwlcr posing upon mon from l he Noil
Northern fdnalics and freebdoters. Ther . . i .:ii ... . . , , i .. .
A vouth in NW Yorlr cWIlln.-h n, ....jJ. t.'A i J"" "'V" ' " ' K,nu, 'owaroa met
U- Y&r r ,1 t i HeB4iuH was wuscu upon io man- tax j,v rhyming a little in giving you facts ; for
gnrate tho era of civil strif bloodshed, I'm just heard the lecture of John G. Saxe on
epJitrangled himselC
T Tlie New York shoemaker have resovled to
trike unless their pay is increased fifty cents per
dayr:. j i: . ;
j ; The sanity of George Francis Train ia to be
a jury. ; "
TI.e i rcpresHble co. fl. ct Editors, lovers and down-fallen M'; so the
as proilaftbed, the constitution was tOrn P01 aSne cornea, on in attacks betraying the
, Shreds, aUtramplerrundJr foot, armies " effects; ,n all who attended,
Pi . ,i. ' i reeanlless of sex. The audience was large ret
ere raised, i and a war, which for down , . , ,
T ' veaa vprw mlrt. T"wna l:irrt liv innnv limn vnu
i i .i: ' j i i li. i t ' J -
The New York iraa men have ruW to 4,&u -uVF 111 HUU UIU roc uy would expcct in view 0f the rain, nnd the ir.dis-
strikc unless their1 demands sVe complied whh. ua no lu, fn tnern timep, was waged position that exist1 where a fee is required for
L Revelations by the Assembly of New.York flgajnstan urtwilling and patriotic people admission ; for our people are not very likely,
Erie investigation show that large sums of tnon- The South W'a overthrownj the descend- Sn knbw to 8 lo V-ot- a quarter or so
ey have been'paid to Senators and Asssemily- ctits and pi4s of those who! had founded, Imle to attend on fiome Hort of n ,ihoH'- Thc
men at Albanf last winter for legislation. This preserved Ud made the government one m "cr? fi" nd
baa prodJced k good deal of sensation iff New of ,lie hest nid noblest on the rlol.e wUp " exccedin,y f:lvorab!e wn ,,,at t,,e
York. The committee I are determined to! as- f , , , if g , T - be much entertained tft.d honored the
certain if possible the name, of the bribed lls- huH " 1 ie dusi wlul.e the demons of speaker with oUen8 nnMpU!dm In justice and
.Is. T TO JJ li.JiJ 1 : j ! I . . . . r ........... -
lators. j , - uaie kiiu piunuer gioaieu over incir o-i truln, ne'erltieiess, i must state mat ine sn ie oi
l'ools ntid the Abbotts of the South
corrupt scalawags and unprincipled carpet-
tm trwr& hl l'f li.rl 1t mnat tf tlio auilj ilm
Southern oemoV Imvn boon Juffi, nA idlfierri.l Hold from thai
The people of the South have been rn.- l,'e Vl "f vl"!ft cm i" 1 v w l' le
ly misrepresent.-d and maligned bv lllis , ph;'l '.:z .ii-m .f t m negro d.d il
class of scoundrels, to the extrnt .',f i, J M,le fr""n iimu's ns ,1
' T .1 I .1. .. .1 .1. . .1
.1 , . . tiinn iioiii in. ci I in. iiiiit.'pa
til ami est i '
eir cuiniiered
countrymen. 1 he true stale of feeling io
our section is now, however, beginning lo
be understood, aud the slaudeis and mis
representations are being ejtpnst d. It is
tho purpose of leading jrepuldicans not
the radical haters o( the South for bale's
jiV'A party of Catholic youth, while leivinfthe -raceful l1? cpdi- the lecturer much did abate the beauty and force
Church ofJeL,Iu Rome, on April lati were ty and rapaxfous instincts by RppropHa-b excellent verse; I. delivery was bad
u i ji i f .i i I ; ;.. A, Je .1.., still it might ; have beenworse. If the lines I
nMtftrtwI nil luvoral vT lliam . uinralii hmlun LlliSr 1118 WOIKIIV fOOflS Ot LllOir (town .r
.............. ... w. . I O J O i" - " I
" 1 i
lnclodine a youni jnKlirtlimam tallen countrvmen.
I ' A Ttlnnm from New Ynrlr Citv Hntwl h-tet I No one who haa closely
-Monday, says, f rise and press of the Radical party tan 1 whichever, in writin? the letter. I chose : so I
Money Is very stringent and borrowers on call doubt that It, main obiect jwas centrallza turn now to record, reeardless of rhythem. the
are forced to pay higher rates than for a long
l 7
tion and plunder.
. m v '..w m m a a k a au.
time past, iearlv in the dav all renewals and ' ; t i
new loan. wU at one-leenth ner din. ;oi Pge outcropping in every
,-jT- ' V" ' mi . .
watched the
heard not, were as good as the rest, then thc
ioems entire must be classed with the best. Well,
I started to , write; either rhyming or prose,
eighty-nine and a half per cent, per annum !
We see the fell pur- I thonghte that flit through my mind on other
mnva .,l1.. Dersons and incidents. In connection with the
JWWJ UIIU n,la I ".
! i : . . iw i .ra w
. .i fc- .. .. r Doet-lectnre. J must avow i ne measure i exneri-
latter the priceofmo, rapidly advanced and x neatrociou. war, ,ue giganttc roODery amll ; rc.
beforo 3 o'clock one-half per cent, and interest involved in the emancipation of the ine. markB Gf Capu Williams Editor of the Paily
WflK rati1 o tn n 1 'i ? n l&mnm rvna Ii n n i".wl .nt ivfAna n i A l n PajtAncti Antinn . . . - . . , ...
I v 9 " ' mmuw. hiiu I K.WO, UIIU f tWUII9U UWIIUII UJI ROUICf I
ie
and
Aetrs, in introducing JVlr. taxe. lie is a gen
were prominent features'of the devilish roan of talent, culture and noble sniiit a een
A flr thill lim lliroo miartoVa norneiit i oras I .1.. . I . I . '!, i .,
i i , W , . " " scheme, whin? Kevenue swindles, Recoil- lleiuan, a scnoiar ana a curisuan. iay u
and before ; 4 o clock loans were made it one . I J..,. A . rmn. nd reward his .hilitv an
. i i j i - .c i airucnon, nnu vreaii moDiner, aunonzn
rer cent. or three hundred and tux tyrfive perl . ' J T i ' L..;i
Cent, per annum . M I euauy inmojowi., are uie uiorp iiiueu nnu
i i f II J !m..l I r a. i
A boiler explosion took plaee at Wilmrngton, ,e" uuucr"j"f u ea-us j ng aa wtll ai for tl,e visIl io lhfc
on 2nd inst., at the steam Saw Mill offCblville -" 1 B70ie,a rooocry ana cor- Wufe of lbe eminent temperance speakers fiom
A. Co- 1 fTwo men and one woman men I ruptioil etjlll exists it III a part of j the other sections who have recently done so much
killed, aud one man and one woman seriously Radical party and is essential to its eiist- for reform among our people, the public are
wounded. All the killed and wounded are ne- ence so ii will continue so long as that ' mainly indebted to lheo. JN. Karasay, the in
crocs. Otte of the boillers was carried oer one nartv U tkLhuJ bv il.-J tuwn!. ! difatigable and irrepressible teniixrauc
hundred vards to Froat streetAilline a woman mk. jjljr..n ..r ...J I expcM-ts. o secure like entertainments and
j . "f. "5 I Alio uuvuiau i 4. iriuuiik aoit iimiit in , , . , ... n. .
In Its courtte. and another was hurled nearlv I. . .... 'J, I .1 , . f. benefits through the season. His eflorts onght
11 1 .1 t mm I IIiS pOUllCai aSBOCiaiCS IS COllCIUSIVe evi- pnooiirao-! and rewardetl Our nilt-
half wav across the Cape Fear river. The cause I , r j , , , to be encouraged anu rewarueti. uur people
of theexoloaioni. not definitely known . ihn.,.1.- dence of iBefcharactcr atid purposes of the must be trained to an appreciation of literary
f.t ',, i. s . I t?ail!ia1 nu rlu In ao v Imtliincp nf CaA'tt 1 .ullitro
lJ supposed 10 nave oeen.caused by j r?v J ."".-6 -- i ,
It is generally supposed
low wsterjin the boilers.
and too much cannot be done, in alegi
Mobilier. and the man v other swiudles its timate way, to arrest the terrible cause of intern
! J i i . li . i I oerance. home oi me .nouticai editors ot ine
. L.iIl' y ' 'i ' mrw .. in .. lenders have inaugurated and enrirhpd 1 1
Anurrwyacasonjones, oneoiuoiden siian- ; . . T . j " State are setting? worlhlv examnles in regard to
road Presidents, is dead.
! A dispatch from Hal'iBx, N. S., dated. April
Jst says the Steamship Atlantic,' ofthtj .White
Btai Una, from Liverpool March 20, for New
themaelves by
When about twenty miles from that tiort. ofl"
..U.,,.,;.,, "s ' . num.
tape x rosjMxa, ne :oj o ciock una a. m sue
tU
THE CONCORD SUN.
sake-to traverse the j Southern Stales
during the present spring and coming
summer to see things tor themselves aud
to ascertain the real condition of the peo-
: 1' ... I . J -r .1 J ' i i
jue. m'iuej;i.iu m mis, anu w e uespeaK
for nil such vintors the kindliest and most
considerate treutrjbprt, j antl this we an
sa tisfied they will receive. We are 'pleased
to be able to state Inun our exchanger
that Judge Merritnon ; has wade a niost
favorable impression iii theiiSenate and in
public estimation generally. Scntimi.
DOGS. !
: i i :
The follow ing is a note from the Report
of the Departme nt of Agriculture (or 1871
in n.trd
3
. ar ft t v v ' ,t m n -t
SaznztriiAnDT t sorra
nrt- ti"T rrti i'nc at i!- ir .St.Kl', tltvif lare ai .1
Pi'of Irv lioi.l XdliiHK la.l
I t .iliiiu of l!..; vt-ry l:o-t S I.-. I laolw ..r,-.
ti.iKt tie-, P. J- ai. l fli.H-., Il.it I,ii- snl
tain a 1 ir irn ater nroni Hon of calci.-oo- ; iyc.1 li and the other 7 1 v.-m Tn.-ir ! " ' K w.uc i. at? iaiaiiY kr
surts-.han those ot the w Lite ra ;n. K.. n holy ver,.Ce l..r theSabb.i.h day nionmt "m-..Ti Ir. t'TM.1'" "i Vt
is chemically a very , e 1 tin-young r i go i to le o J on ; a ' v..u i nil ami tnmuii wtr tuk Mr pur-
w hii'h . .011 as in , uniav eveuin? I.it l -'.isli. r w ood for I "il tl- wh-re. '
. " " ... .i...r.
Sundav, nnd while thus u i. d An- d.-s- " v rt,lir" ;r "inrf re ilink Tor jmst fin.r
ami iio. i,v lair o-ilo cn.1 Iik.H 4tUttliou lo
lti-irip-- t,i n.frii
All koi.! of pi-iao.; l:.km at the lochot
markft prices in rt. lMitr for
arms wlnle In- liramtil.aW a raz ... Uue.i- ' i;ti;MI.i:iJl &
tened to .cut her lhro.il if rhe gave aLtnn
or resisted his assaiik.
of political opinion has impressed l,m wiih j '" 1,0 l,iri",:,r- . 1 " O'"'-- m the j a young buck negro that ever s'a.n.-d th.
the bell, f that n strong efiWt Will be made i nC"' ,dy l,,c,, .H r-,dM,r' ly " the i annuls .d.nime. There iesi-1. s to .r mile- I
r iirinu- t hi. .o.r.. Af r-.n.-.. '"J " P1 "wiu"u, i em nr.- ir.nn neie, on ;ne 1 uiceyvui.; ind. iwn 1 ;,
bnrv forever nil the ciila growing out of ' ,Ih' comai'.l.us tint ..f j ai.ei. nt rtau'.en ladu-r. "l... a, si,i. , s and
!h.."uM,r 'IMwo , l. ,t....l. .1 t. ! w,,Ite ,n,ti- 1 he negro's bones to: - boil. .1 whom are invalid.- ; one of tl..MU ;
ii.iiu -d
to the 'destruction of life and
temperance. 1 hope it is not immodest in me
to ask all tlie editors of the State to give their
opinion on the subject. It is one that is destined
e
.'I i . ... i. . Illl.aa H 11 it ma mauxa nia l.nta. in In.
r" w . a. --ajj w oiiu X7ffa
board over lOOtMnen, women and cidldren.8tye :
This is the title of a iTew weekly naner i at no distant day to make itself felt by every
York, running short coal, made for Halifax, I :U9t gtartek lat Concord at $2.50 per an-1 opposing man and paper and institution in the
.11.. ... .I...... AH w .:! . .1. J I 1 i , ! . Ji v, ... , , -i. ,
ediUir and proprietor, ! Mr. &ul; SI. speaK otu
i ' I 1 1 n n .( well: W.rmk lh. ..Iimirr....!. f I .
,1 , . , . j , . I IUJUJT u nun. Jltiwv aMjvujiiiuciivvi liic
Legislature' our community has been much affect
ed by the changes in the management of the
ihilf i.iuceeeded In landing. Thejremain- "la aMntttfng 'the da-ies, of Editor, of State institiitioni That the pai ties of our old
Ae ' llwllldilll all the WOmen .nd Children. mr I lV finu It! am ' f..1li. .'. . . ; 1. 1 o f li I rV.rr.,nrnnrAiltl, omilrt nriullllllo tliffl tnwniin't;.
-"t -- - T r " " " I .UU l 4., , IUIIT OVllOIUIV, ' ' I UC I WMJMV.. mvm.v. fc. ... . w ...w .MU.UlfcA1
bwU. The Captain ar.d the third officer were j weight and Vesponsihiluy, which belong I connected with unselfish charity and justice to
saved. 'The first officer was drowned. I On the to the position, and distrustful of mv I nartv numoees akd partisan preiudicea iaaslicr-
first receipt of the news of the diaasteljhere, a J abilityto puceed, yet ihe want of a news- raa oo allTConcerned. A)l the new appointees
Cimard 4nl Government steamer started to uie paper is po generally jelt aud expressed I are either al their post or are understood
assistance of the Atlantic, but the third officer, I by lhe gojd scitizens of Cabarrus and the to have accepted, except Dr. I. W. Jones of
property caused by degsioohe State alon':
''Mr. G. W. K'uney states that more
than oto hniidp'd p'-rsous are reported to
have du d in .Missoon fturngih- past year
ot hydrophobia, orcarioio dl by tin; bite of
mad (ii2!. i
Ii 32 o.t ti t 10 002 sheep have b en
killed hy dos. lie i riiinnies that allow
ing i w o dos for eah f uuily, w hieh is
really le.s ihan ihe actual iiuinlier, iheie
would be 4G0 000. dogs in l! e State.
The aiiiotiiii of ' fojud neiessary to sup
port a lair s z d dug, w ill keep oi.e hog
tn good 1 1i i i --ing coiidi iou, whuli at 12
iui:ithr will w-ih 200 pounds, making
for the whole nuuibfrof dorrs 92,000 000
puods ol'poik. Tlliis would load 4. GOO
cars, (10 loiiS to a car.-) und be
6 vents per poui.d, t;.iJ20jC00.''
lu co'.iSiTjuencP if the great amount of
damage done by these animals il has been
pioporod to the St.ito Board of 'AgiicuN
lure ol Missouri io lecouimend to the
Legislature to pas a dog law, by which
the owner shall be required to pay an
annual tax of $1 on every male and S2 on
everv iemaie itoirJ i ms wouia raise a
revenue of S500,000, which would j ay
lor the sht-ep desttdyed and aid materially
in supporting public schools. ;
hat is trnc of liBouri is true, in pro
portion, ot .North; Carolina. Is it not
worthy of alteutio-.j 1 The subject would,
no doubt," vceive doe attention if members
wi.it h, at
arrived here at 5:30 this p. m., says thi vessel (nrroandi jig puntry,
- fi. ... I tuVnn in anrvril it it,
and cargo is a total loss.
taken to npp)1y this aiit; and with this IKwtcntiaVy. ft is hoped that his present posi
that I have uhder-
yonr city,: who! was chosen, physician to the
of the Legislatures would think mo;
about tlie perinancnt interest of the people
generally aud less, about their own indivi
dual prospects of a re-election.
The City of Charlotte onght to lew a
tax of 5 on every dog kept witbiu the
corporation. Charlotte Democrat.
if a it
docs Iioin lint il tin? en i in pa. zei ::al
is, i.i his bones, muscles, nerves, ar.d
fibres, the chinipa; z e lias hot much far
th.-r lo p. i ogies to b conn! a whiti ma:i.
I his tact sci 'iiee i.iexorably demoio-tiat.-s.
Climate ha no more to i!o iib the.
difference betw een the vhite in in aud the
n-gio than it has with that bctwien the
njrro and the chimjiai.zee, or il has be
..ii i.i ,
ie,eu uie uorsy auo mo s, or in- eagle
and the owl. E.ch.is a distinct and sep
arate creation. Thc nerrro and the while
man w ere created as specifically d.flVitnt
as the owl and thc eagle. They were
designed to fill different places in the sys
tem of nature. The n gro is no more a
negro by accident or misfortune than the
owl. is the kind of a bird he ii by accident
or misfortu ie. The negro is no more the
white man's brother than the wl is the
sister of the eagle, or lhe ass the brother
of the horse. How stupendous, and yet
how simple, is lie doctrine that the Al
mighty maker of the universe has created
different species of men, just as He lus
different peri-8 of tho lower airnuls, to
Iill diffeient place aud offices in the gra d
machinery ot nature. .
The people of Ashevillc went to bed
last Tuesday night iu a severe thur.ihr
storm, and got up next morhing in a blue
snow storm.
Dil, suddenly at the residence of Mr.
Win. C. Cap-I, V est ; Tennessee, Feb-
uarv 5th, 1&73, while on a visit, Mr. dames
Crouch, of lleutou county, Miss., former-
y ot llichtnond county, .North Carolina.
The board of arbitrators,. to whom was
ri fined the suit of certain contractors
against the Western Division of the Ves.
tern North Carolina Kail road, have r
ported in favor of the contractors for $11 .
000.
The Enfield Times sayg : Dr. M. C
Whitaker, one of the most promiuent of
our citizens, and for a long time Senator
rom Ilulifax county to the General As
scmbly, was taken sick on Thursday night
and is now at the point of death.
1 he Charlotte Observer says: Four
negroes. Warren Kirkpatrick and his wife
Angelina, John Crockett ? and also hi
brother, have been lodged in jail here.
Mr
Amzi Reid, Providence. Tlie fire occur
d last tr.day night. The evidei.ee
against the prisoners is strong.
The Statesville American says : Tlien
was a heavy ram and luiil storm last
Thursday in that portion of Iredell alon
thc road leading from Turner's Factory to
Dalton's. The ground was covered with
hail for many miles, and the stones were
quite large. A high wind prevailed at
the time.
cried bv a black devil
L -a, aged 21 years who ru-l.e 1 upon this
In lp'-s iM ladv, and el i-i.in tier in hie
ri I ai. iheivae
f pnlei.; i:.kin at the l.ipl.t
i L
FRESH AIIHIY.WOF SPRl'G UI)
)DS.
Mareh 2"-.1nK.
Tho Pioneer rays an i ti lligi tit and at
tractive voting ladv ageil 1 $, the datiglm t j f T f 1 af-iO
oi iiii jiiiiou v . linn, oi .iinciK'ii couniy,
coininilted sticide ncenily because her
parents objected to her m irryiog a young
genllemsii to whom she had engaged her
self. f
The Newl.ern Repul.ltc and Cornier,
dated yestenlay, gives a report ol a iMiu-
I ful disaster at Crabbe 1'oinl opposite. More
head C uy. 1 he boiler in the si earn iniils
of Fayle Ilros. t xplodcd with terrible vio
lence blow ing the mill to pieces aud shak
ing Mori head as though an earthquake
"Whenever yon buy or sell, let or hire
make a dear bargain, and never trust to
'We shan't disagree about trifles."
had occurred. Furvher particulars reach
ed our contemporary as it went to press.
Mr. Fayle was mortally ii-jnrvd and four
ot the woikmeii were seveiely wounded.
.11 A II U 1 1 D,
On 13ih inst., by Joel Allen Esq, at the resi
dence of Mr. Jame A. repner, Mr. Jack
(ioldins and Misa Manorvc A. M ounce, all of
Dunbury.
On the 19 inst., at the residence of the bride's
father near Cliff.un, Tenn.. br ltev. V. 11.
Smith, of MorriMtourn, Tenn., Mr. Murdook J.
Mcween,of ravettevillle, N. C, to Miaa Mary
.Mcj wn. o canls..
The Washington eorreipondent of tbe
Tarboro Enquirer aayg; I bave beard
it rumored for several days, that the Ilev
John S. Long, late of lhe:2iorib Caroliui
Dii:i),
Mareh 20ih, Annie Marv, infant daughter of
Mr. 11. I Kosers, of" this citv, aed 10 months
and o days.
"It is sweet to lie down wiih the sons vet nnnnr
And wake its fint notes in a heavenlv tongue."
At Boonville, Arkansas, February 10th, 1873,
r. Thbmas K. Hee, formerly of this county.
tr leaf to inform tljrir imtr fru$d srJ t W
public peiier.ille tha h v r- now in rtir't of
i larjrc and well n-lfeti-J rhi ( tfri-(iii in
part of Ih-y Cood, (roetrtv. Ilaii. Ila4s airl
Sloe, Hani ware. Hi tie and HU-tikjr I'ohr.
Iaics I'aitil and Ilreufi. TI nifeeji -mUly
on hands the tle-t VihIk lkttn)X.1oit:
nnd arc A rente for l.e lt freiKhj lli.rull
Stones, Tliey are a get Wlia lt l'tr
tiliiera sold in lld mirkct. 1 ai't ir?ei lo rail
and ave them at the I -VI and II kfxn twrl,
X. 1 Morpiiy'aUrai'ite !-, U fur purchasing
elsewht-re. i
Sali-lxirv N. C. Marrh ''0-:ia!
NEWlGOODS.
W. tak- pleasure iu saying tj nnr many
friends aud eujtoroers, thatweatrv receiv-
k of -
ing our stoc)
SPECIAL NOTICES.
; T) THE SUFFERING.
The Rev. William II. Norton, while reridinc
in Rratil as a Missionary, dii-oTerel in that
land of medicines a reniedv fur Cou-umption.
Scrofula, Sore Tlinmt, Cotishs, Cold. Aihma,
and Nervo'i W-akncss, This reined v haseurcd
mrsell after all other medicinushud fallcl.
Wislilng to benefit the u!!Vrinir, 1 will end
the reeijH? lor preparing nnd n-ing ihii remedv
to all who ih-ire-it r kke ok CilAUtii--
ricasc an envelope, wiih your u.ime and
add re s oo it. Artdn-ss,
Ri WILLIAM H. NORTON',
I C7C UnO. 1 1 WAV,
PeU. 27, If. A'c F.i Ciy.
A CARD.
" A Clergy , uhilersfidingU South Arneri
Ct a'ii-ru.nary, di4-overrl a .j.iV: o. simple
rfmly for the Cure of Nvon 'Veakne.,
EarU DiTy, Ihseas? r.f the L'r:sa7 rwid Semi
nal tirsns, him! the whole tiiii I di-ordtr
brought on by bauef.ilaud k iiio'ts l.ahlls. (Jreat
numbers havu beeucureil by iiii- nobI remedy.
Iroiopted by a desire to benefit the trrnieled and
unfortunate, I will send the reeije for preparing
and hsing this medicine, in a eled enveloe,
to anv one u ho needs it, Frte r,f Ciarpe,
A ddress, J ( )S E FII T. I X Si A N,
; .Static n D, Bible Hou,
Ftb. T, At. Xcr York L ily
SPRING GOODS,
Consisting in pirt of a good stock of
Girrceiie, Such ki
Sugar,
J'riqtr, Swli,
I fc.j dc.
BOOTS AND SHOES
I
of all klndr, styles and prices. Dry goV
a large variety otj Prints, 31 us tins, lVrcal,
&c. A full lineal Domestics. Loth bleach-
rawt
ed anu oiown, wmcti wc arf onerinf ai
greatly reduced prices.
A lull stock tof Yankee
fancy goods. I
In addition tnthe above q
lot of Heady "Made Clothing
ing goods, adapud cspecia'dy
of tnr trade. I
Hats in rndlets variety
thing you waiilj call early
choice. Thankful fortbelibe
heretofore extended to us, we ask a cou
liituauce cf the same.
. McKKLY Ac WALTON.
March 13 lmt. j
Clicnp Clihttol Mcftpipeis
and variuu uthtr blanks (ot t-ak befk-.
notions aud
bave alarfo
nd furni-h
to thc want.
lln fact suy-
and get nfft
al patronage
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