North Carolina Newspapers

I- ! . . - . s . . I ? . - - . - : - .. . . - s ;. J . 4--. ; j .: . r. . . . - . . - .-. ' - ;-,' : - - ' .-. V . J. CI i i i Sr r i; t la i I 1 1 ii 1 1 I! -ill) 13'- e: i ' Vi Hi 4 on i'.V. 1 : r 't 4 .t V , I- it rULISBTJRT. THURSDAY SEPT. 18. BURST. r The balloon that was to carry a few fcfoenfniw to Europe, burst the other dw. and the rroipect of . losing, then in in tUc (Atlantic, deferred. " , ' ; . r ' f- Aqew balloon Ij to be prepared though, It If laid, for the purpose. ' t ; NEW VOLUME. f r With this issue of Uio Watehman begins a neirjTolome. , V,;;V .. ,- - ' - The Watchman is one of the oldest ,"S, paper In the State, having Tbcen started 1rrl832. It has been in the hands of Its present proprietor fir thirty years, and was an old paper when he purchased it ; It has been well sustained by the peo ple in the past ; and with a purpose n ouV part to persist iii what we believe o be right, always -endeavoring to promote the best Interest of our readers and the community, conscientiously and without fear, we hope to prove worthy of continued patronage and coa fiJcncc. J; v . ' i : . '.' ' :l' 1 1 KENTTJCKEY KTJ KLTJX. ' It U now ascertained. that the Ka Kliix mirage in Kentuckey bare been greatly exaggerated by the lying IUdical sheets of the Nortb: The pui pose for this exag geration is not 'BUr- clear. We' sospeet, however, the jeal secret is tbat they are Incapable of stating the matter fairly. they have been so long given over to al&nder and misrepresentation. ; It is also said that these, Ka Klux are exsmembers of the Federal army. All these disorders are d iirectly traceable to - J ., I corrnpt. -bad government, and they are not likely to fcease until better men are placed at the head of affairs. ' i IS IT TRUE Pv 11 There is a report in this city that a 1 i . . . - ii recent Ittg suit, in the Western part of this State, was compromised to prevent the exposure of several prominent politic clans of jboth parties. The report saysl. j . nisi ccnam geniiemen nign up in ine 1 i . ! 't ranks.of the "Conservative" party were 'J tbout tQ be swamped were about to be 1 connected with swindling transactions, and exposed, and the case was equelched j We don't know any thing about the truth r t4 the; rumor, but would be glad to hearJ , If wecan get. tbe facts we will do the , gentlemen the honor to give them an air' Ing. We care not whonrit hurtflw l)u tier, the Beast, did not succeed in getting the nomination of his party for Governor in Massachusetts. We are un able to account for this, unless we suppose that, tbe people of that State preferred to sea their favorite defd r.th.r ihan kA 7 7 r r -. dictated to. Butler's villainous character eminently recommended Jiim to the tender sympathies and Dure hearts of the children of the Puritan saints: but then Grant and bts tools intimated', that evcrvbodv must bis tools intimated'. that everybody must go for Butler because he was acceptable ! ' I 1 I - to the Administration. This, these neigh- boMoying, pure-hearted and truth-heeding people of Massachussetti, would not ' submit to. They would not allow Mr. Grant and his pets to dictaie'lo them in tltis matter.- So Butler was beaten. I There was not a half a vote polled at the recent elections not halt of the votei s of the State turned our including those that toted for and against the worthless amendments.-, This shows how much in teresj the people felt in them! The men ho got them up and urged their adoption could not have hit upon a more effectual tnethod of keeping the present oppressive (AKitttui A...J U- i 'if vwuotiiukiwu ufiu upmi m3 peopie muen- I nitely. We might adopt the same number ojf Amendments, and of tho same value and import to suit every paracraDh in the constitution, every summer, for fifty nccepsive years, and at the e end ; of .that time the constitution woul . than, it is at present. Cut we are told a oc wprp tbat tbe amendments wore the children of party effort, and therefore, they should uave oeen a loptea. . , : - ABOUT" THE EINO. The Charlotte Obs&rtr mjh: j !M We bop Mr. Turner will unchain hia wutch doga when the Leginlatnre mcctR, and guard the bUte asainat rinir men." ' ' wui auinoriM a magistrate to aumruon witneaHca and take the evidence, we . will nuinmon witnetuea from (Mirim nA i t sir. .i . 1 that town to be the MW-Crarw of the Ring, iid prominent ConervatiTe have paid monev and given aid and encouragement toVDern. ocratk iMpera to amail tlie Sejttisel because it hMaed f , ; u.u your gnpe, Mr. lurnerl There u ulUopc ine present Legislature will mittiAi.;VA ( - T ' "Ia6,0irie io summon Witnraa tn ik. ? . i .......v. . roo mo iviuir. 11MDOW . .1 . .. i but the day approacheth. , Unless Dcule have determ?., . oolVifafewnunnd-nLIrrrT1 . ft - i- ":--- -"--,.cCQr. was" a. a c vvaai uu it a iiuarn si-viitt r Mi ; w . 1 " 5 , wirirj m HO 0 . . ...... ..ui.iiri.oio are not nov tin ft K . 1 . estly!cofrnptedr They -re yet norant t - . t of thnlwrooM .Wv .r. .iff... k.. .i ' f. ,.- I l . r v T , Ti, 'r : ; U Of " lesdewillye, ! .rtln wL r "-jtv" ' v,w r jiiiueocu, aim proTu tairio nua corrupt. rt, t r. v.. : t j 5 l ajo i'ir urBiroviuc Tin?S anci commuuicaiitig ring ux'co, ao uu.tex w .ey piiw to be. .r. v ' . " any1 urge immigration-write lone articles on "W" 01 ." ji w i l v aiviiiaiii siiur f- a . a . . .t . 0.5 onga -meirwhotn the people We ihe goodTheafth of the community, its ex- C1fn0t ,earn e Yaota " 4r . "orsuippiug almostj- cellcnt surroundings, 'the rplendid lands ' 108lraCt lhen, nd ll connoted with the Rings. There is io lod the manv fin: one,. Cliaiico for an InviiVM;n ' II . . T- 0 f u ,w n..J4JU-J! 1 r .. It is said tlwt Dtaver and hia accon plices in rascality in, the mountains, wetjt i.ut the other duy hong? op; their clot!e and hats, shot! holea ineniand!then returned t Morganton, and j reported that they bad been bushwhacked--fired apon by rebels. This war done j to break tlm force of tbe complaints ' against them for - thf ir outrages upon the people of that section and to produce the impression at 'Washington1 that the people of the raonnu ins were iiosiue 10 ui? gurcHimcu and were la arm to remiss iim; iguimsip process of the jaw and ita officers. Bat the rue was too " thiii CipC Arery of the Piedmlnt I'm and other-eotlemei went out to examine the battle field and were assured by th citizensj In its imme diate neighbornood that Deaver & Co L had met no opposition and tiiat ail tne harm that was donti them was inflicted by the Deaver crowd on each' -other. 3; f hi THE CREDIT MOBUIEB ? SUITS. A Washington dispatch states' that th4 soits instituted by the govern ment'agaiust the Credit Mbbil jer euinbination havettimeto Uitught. The counsel employed under the resolution of Congress to prosecute certain! parties in civil actions in order to reCoviet some of tbe inouey paid in excess of the cvs of building the toad, has notified the depart j tnent cf justice"! that it is no longer of any us to press thef proceedings against the Pacifid railroad." The same dispatch t.tates that th4 LAttorney-General will prepare a report showing the futillity ot attempting 10 execute the command of Congress, askin additional legislation. It is thus admitted thai the road, has baa ten the government UongreS3r and tbe civil coqrtis. . ... , . t . , . 1 Th spectacle presented by tnis.fiasco will occasion no liTtle astouishihentto venr many and it is not esi hoiniliating than 8U8prising That a ring should heat tbe people out of the whole cost of the Pacific railroad'and $34.4 000,000 besides, make off with I the "swag.'! and then defy the eoverument in an action d reff r the money, seems incredibly nt lunar tiuuUtA-nitrnnn Panerl , I. , . . . . , j this at all : llljia just as we expected : and; just as ' Congress intended: it should be when that bedy of corrupt back-pay grab bars had the; resolution passed. 1 This! action of Cbnjgress yas a mere pretence Nothing was to be expected of that body J after it peremptorily refused to .expel the leading Mobiiierite. swindlers. The 'fact no doubt! that there were too many' directly and iudirectly connected with the Mobilier fraud. Since itU;a fact that the back salary steal' was generally parti cipated iu, h jshould not be enrprising.if it turn out tbat the members were eqnally interested in jthe plunder of the Pacific Road. They, are ceitainly not above bus- pician The fact is jthe people must get rid, of the present Block of politicians, before things are likely: to be better The pres sent ones have shown a defiance of theiex public wihes a enpidily, a greed, a shame-! lessness that iiabsolutely intolerable. They I are made up of men who care nothing for Plic opinion as their conduct in publTc I . . . . J . . 2i- : . I llfe haS t0 cfarI' b!,owu- -T1w have only snownj.411 inordinate desire to get Inch to gei money, and get it any way. The people should get rid of them and if possible get better men to fill ifcti places. 1 possible. g They can I f ni j . n . ''' - n i oe worstea. ijet an honest effort be t0 get honest men. MISTAKEN POLICY. Under this4 caption, tbe Concord. Sun j administers a (inerittd rebuke to tbe mana- ger of" thejFair of the Carolinae' for sending North to have their Drintin? done': ?VVe think th I fitn tak6s; thef right vfeV of the snbje'ct, and the remarks of that paper will apply with equal force to other Similar Associations. . ! j We notice j that the managers of the Plate Fair likve also sent out of the State o get printing done. This, tob; after use- ng the State press as an Advertising inedium- for which they pay nothing. Can k r !!'J. i . . . - wgiyair uicniisipiency oe imagined 1 ne dvertising done by the State press with- out charge will be worth to the State Fair association- ! thousands of dnllara Yp I notwithstanding this gratuitous contribu- I br, the money of the Association b sent JLa w v...uMiiai w ajr ior wor tnai could ve been done to suit the pnrpose as well frt some of the printing officers ; in the State. - (r ;- - - , r . . ..... J here is w claps of men so much iropos- H on as newsnaner men anH nr nfon 1 '-;-. . ..... : . tThey areexbected to tak not f (hing to give free notices of Fairs and i i facT? of :.Lu .. ' I L" w i ' . ' KJ cor 1,1 tw ,ucu J are not more iuterested than other neoole I j .. I , "tr people r - prtntmg at Northern nricea arid nv Southern, price? for all they bave to bnr i it.- 3 , , . 3 tP 7 5 nf everybody that is n favor with jthe majority and denounce that which tslin disfivorith it-defend he town agatnn foreign slander fvirber citizens. blow for lrJi. is. . . i ' -r schools, her ichurches .her wate-rwArka l i : uaumaa proieciS her r. 1 r,:ij . tie Iditornd nrln.e .M...!i .. L . .i s U .'L. ? r . w uu ana V" f?PJ or PP" . to every one iMicall?Jsi.d be8nretohBvenoihine 1 T ... - - - i - - . m it except What will Dlease evervbndr. so tor. as a mail r. .1' . for, as a matter of rnnr. .lil .- j - . w A - WW W 1 a va in lu u bit. liih nanfiw m ri,,l.i;.b . - i ' 1 : . . . . . .' j e WIaIipb onrt iri ntnm f cac aeparau indiviSual who takesit. j Kotonly the printing business, but tnamotiusUkept ,uvMembarrasedkd ram k 14 i " """rr" u the present denlnraKi 1 eM 3 - i f W iyrtemrrunning i: J I North fnw mnAV. S-1 " ' . . . rn ihH.... - . uom - "w".f iciesat worttmanaliip i mi r nwn m Aa. t. a . . . ' w H ' eor owp mechanics tan make. Unt3 I 4 ' . . ' hn:.n .m Iran oral. people cetermine iopairoiuciuvs & ly prcg enterprises, ley will remain in a dependent condition. . f i : t ' j ' .-l ."Cv '' TiiB Pbes3 of the Sute ha ? been too ailent on the Back-pay Steal of last Cocgresa., If we re rirht nnlw three daoera have condemn ed ilTlie Asheville EtpoUor Wilson J'lain (feafcr'and The Eagle. Speak out gentlemen. It wis one of the meanest swindles ever inflict ed on the country, and those - who voted for It deserve everlasting disgrace. You had ,jost as inotifr the corrtiotiarw of Radical Im M to instify the same kind of corruption elsewhere. Tnls DaCK pay DUniiMW"i w6"; hushed np eoneeroa souinern me-aoer. raretteviite Jagu. The Eagle is jnietaken as to the num ber of State papera-lbat have denounced the back-salary steal. ' We can not now recall a single democrat. e exchange that has not condemned it.- The Watchman has jdone so .'most nncqnivocally, . and furthermore, ?t wiU never support any one hoi voted for the .bill or took tbe money afterwa-fpassed.5-1 :ust..u.. t: It fa true that more Republicans Toted for MliilllLKan "Conservatives," but there ivereinor9;Con8ervAtivea in. Ongiess whooted' for the .bill rthm them were Republicans according, to their respective numbers- "1 There", were Very ' few -of the VpldLMne:I)pmocrata,'sint Congress and a less number voted for the' bill. It will thus be seen that this most in- famdua 'measure was carried through Con gress byf.tbe 'approval and .support s,qf irj8ervatiyea;r--galvanued-idemocrats. What an outrage npon the confideuce of the people ! What a- wanton betrayal ot trust These men wuo lxad wormed their way lnto7 the , halls pjf Congress by de nouncing and professing to repudiate tho swindlers in the - Radical party, "have out berodd ilerod in' the practice of the ery crimes for which they .pretended such holy ; borrow. -Wbere shall we now go to find .an honest man t . Not among , the wide gtnnthed politicians, sorely 1 Tilts robbery 'of the people's treasury by the forms 'of la w is one of the meanest and inost iudefensible acts of rascality ever perpetrated by a body of men claim ing tp''be honest or decent. ' It is an on t rage hat grows' worse the more you ex- i.NoWjdhese "ConservaUves' who hav di?graeed themselves and rubbed the peo pie m$stl)e repudiated at once and forever, lest th people bjecorao responsible for their crime.iThe pepple arJ not now responsi ble for lhia wrong: and can t.ot be made 80,:nntesai they endorse the perpetrators o it. Ii is. nsclc8s to denounce Radica rascality while we cover it np iu our own ranks!! Every honest man will turn away from these Achan?. We pan not imagine how "Conservatives. to justify an act so shameless iu iUs before an bonest constituency unlesthey thought to do so by declaring lual Mi was done by a Itadical Congress jt ma be that 7 thought to screen .1 : ml. . iaemWC ,rm IDal conlemPl ibJ toave em 7 lg me people tuai 11 wa the the measure of a Radical Con.tress. If tIl?s iaTM,e Plea makes them far more 'Pa public I. J:... T I I 1 11! uu,l"u! Xh i hVU oau iuey Buoum take vantage of such a thiug to perpe- trato 4j great wrong upon the people. Awajfwith all such men, say we. ,Mt Vernon, N. C. Bept15tb. 1873; WATCHMAN.The present sea- i " 1 ' r i- i ' i son luaMgnratea-an erati political chance. Lt.tl .i n,. I, U . f . "6. ' nicnasine-HBacKei DMnes and reah. ty- P fair since.1 the' war,- it has been all miserable makeshift childish compromise wrth rUndomnnintn --'. vr';ii 'a i-.- ........... an niu locure are absorbed In our Republics struggle t -..fii i-4i i . , V . ; " e tor life ior.the last tight years we have been dragging along nnder the temporary huts biilt from the debris of our country's fallen edifice.- Bat we cannot endure the leaks rind exposure always. We must i i. r . v . : uave pinerent lentments tbey are top- P"g Upon our bead. , Thejold parties art going and gone. Yet the common-sense ilmt w. b, ,bm lives-Bd flaunts the flag of intclleciual , . b . luiciiectuai 1 , - ; i?s. . -M . " . "r-"vr?"' Ul"u"!fu " is. coming to be seen tnai the fijoutbern people a ere not all mad-men, nor the Northern : crowd all - - i"sj SolomnhV -i; .,m iwimjorei tf in not me natural re- if i - - Ifa jhyilosopher such as Socrates were a8ked afat Wa8 'e -greatest misfortune of4Hjloulh- 1 lbink be wonld reply, in H bia iancient imperturbable candor and TJ& U-t.J : tu. .. 1 .1 :.V ,-5.mwc. .ui uiu i,0T! .aud eommbrcial disadvantages v - comoipea witu the rivalry of the Yank's , iiiit 0 . ., .7 . . llwvulf,i7- 00,"-u-4:prwolem$' than all 'M.u. i . . ... iue j.anKB aoore iue IJine in 1 .m. HI . ... . v i. m . i I r f" i. ... . - bu4i fan. Vr. anything. l i cj wiii inrn dissembled . ... i -- no u onv uieoani' i hv hnv.. Plj "MA and coll. and d. 1 ..;.;;. Y:.:':i vi T rr3C.tT,e "a , f ,uw"e- conwe they w m . i are" tT read every thing -cf B J a - -: I01 cotre I to- iveeri twnithird rf Vnn.1 a. I as literlture was' coAcerhed, in IbVdlark! nuti'! V ren4eraic ft . 4i'W ! : - i-( -ILiltVOI Lihnrnldtip the rival of Atlanta . stand up ; Mim Pnt them, however, from and Cinciunaii that are the ComveUed to W.J " U0Wl$ mor bout the negro and other getai little iob nrintinir doneoutside of her ire they have. And they can iadee . Bm1 tan !W expect to obtain the as Skir reain; . ,'Une.of.lhe of Sta,-' wh'n "Ifrom OIlm M . . " , "om juractuarexpeneuco and observa ' :Tr -w-xrwneeo,aiHi observa- 5for.e thejr ean.'TU, y .hade, of P pn a set of men vto be coudemned u. - 7 j tw 1 lq una in tnn t All .1 f u - r ? 01 I aTaUClOra all ini mitfArlnn.. t .1 T n inn. mtwn r a 11 i . . - as I t,fii. 70 . w w" Mriii.i.l:'' 1 e t . m .rj not a brpkCutake la it ! Fwt. arc Lap, w. . m. luiuuun nil mrm py-iProniethcns.la "blessed Satan him self is A. beatified spirit beside of those wretched victims of the Big-Head. Experience, : however, keeps a great school. Yanks will have to learn it, wheth er or o. 'JThey "cannot play, truant her roti' reaches, aronud tho world. They must find'out, before long, what their acb-adoredc Sambflrts made of what honest and sensible hearts Jin . the South theXbave utterly belied, ani wronged theV will vet have to put . themselves in our place add mingle regrets and apolo cies who meir luiure icssuns di lusiruc I inh 1 - And tbfs it Is which , is revolutionizing political -Falsehood and Folly have held sway tiil returning Uommon-sense de mands their dethronement. God send the day;, wljeu" the world j shnll see. that the south, whatever she may nave juutortuna tely Jacked innntellecturnl 1 training has ever surpassed her " neighbors Iu traits of purest moral worth ! : t E. P. H. Harris' Fire : Balloons. One of the 'most novel ' features of the night exhibition of The Graphic balloon, rooaiyn, s which the ordi nary observer these have merely consisted of a riiost beautiful 'pyrotechnic display. But tho inventor, Prof. 11. J. . HARRIS, gives it a mnch greater, significance. The balloon ha attach d to it a fuse, and at certain iulervnls he arranges certain pyro technic and netoitatliig substances, so that to thoie who pusses' the key, evey change 18 periectiy inieuigioie, ai.u can DC reaa like reading a book.' In war. these fire message 'will carry news from one wing of the army to another, and as the explo sions can be heard a great distance, they will thereby inVure attention. ' Mr. Harris intends to biing his perfected system of firei signals before Uongrep at the next gt8Bnti.. Ineir appearance nt a hyrotechi cal exhitiiiun, however, aside from their utility for signaling, makes them by far the handsomest method of display of that kind ever invented. 1 he large balloons are from thirty to fifty feet in ciicu infer, enre, and wlfile ascending discharge the most beautiful bowers of colored fires, and at intervals, bombs which may be heard many miles distant. After obtaining a nigh altitude, a cluster of inaguificent stars fastened trt parachutes, are detached and float off. 1 heee stars will keep np tht-ir fires for many minutes. Mr. Harris' Laboratory is at No. 9 Dey street. N. Y. Suxday News. Prof. Harris has spent the two Iat Snmmers in the City of New York and at the celebrated watering places of the North, and hasgiued great notoriety for the splendor of his pyrotechnic displays. A Mistaken Policy. We regrefto learn that the gentlemen who have the management of 1 he "Fair of the Caroliiwy" have sent out of the State to h.ive" 113 printing done. If re have a proper conception of the object and intention of Fairs, it is to advance the in lerettts of the communities in which Fairs are held. The main object is to stimulate a generous iivlry, to create a friendly coiupetion. to develop the resources of the country, to foster home industry, and ' . b. ... ... urnilM t h u Anerirkm rtf all I aees. In or Is . 1 . . 11 . er lD?,1 V e8e Ue - l0 w mj mmm v mmm w . w w w wu uF lliaiiagl ft give each and every one in the com muutty, an opportunity to compete for superiority, and especially should this bo doue towards home folks. Economy, iu the distribution of the funds of a corpora- ljOMf .U lbef firBt thinS 8,,ouW be gr-' dedi in order to make successful results, j i -i j .. ... aud while we admire this trait in these gentlemen, we certainly cannot do them injustice when w say that in our opinion they have allowed the matter of economy to overbalance ,the idea of exuediencv. ... . y . - ll a1 7 MJu ehould send to Baltimore to have job nrintinff doue. when we can bnt inNonl. Oaoliua of as good job printers as can be futid anywhere, lias there been any- T "S make 7 . moV 1 IIave S TaT w L a V V they had the work done any cheap- er ? Have thoy made my friends for the Fair by it ? H ave they done anythinsr to I0,er an encourage home industry by it T UaVe lhe7 acIdod oue 6gle.fiiend to their u , oW lhan VUen Dollars 1 Are Charlotte, printers, who are sonars I Are Uitarlotte, printers, stockholders benefiited by it T hat will any one say who re.ids the P'" Bud lal bve been printed 1 : u .1.: o -?M . .i . r . flection be, that there, is not a iob office in North Carolina: that i. ul , .t nt a decent bill 1 What will evervbodv sav 1 DSf 11 rfflebf any crediton the jb printers of Norll -Carolina.? Does it do credit to those who had the matter in hand ? lWs ?, .. ... . I j AVfllurff V BJftA &f a. . a iir Baltimore printers have srreat reason for gradation, ' that in the far f-nm-d-iron noona and thev -mav sav. t hourh j . r " . : corporate limits. We learn. that it was I iiirdt inni;. t. I .. . .t I iu diukc chub iui me i iaa- tlV- -r ..t-...- i.mv. .ai. ui lilt. I ill ill ji M iinnwwv 1 "- W 1 ' J a v - mb DairLi'iirii a. i aan ULiimnL irimiuii. Und every energy b:ouzht into play, the laiu vi m f-resd was nivoaea, ana eiirrrng PPeal made to induce everybody! old 1 and vr.nnr J 1 .1 I I i aim mi. w inm hciu- ,ne Uud' ' Pr!de w" aPPa,ed to' ,na ever7 ert mad to make it a success M - d dint of all these things it wfloV Wicer fte -furpoies. for which it was 'u'enIed. ot-rnoindaceinent to nave it assist them I with thee busine... with them ! In these days "buiuuesi in ill "iiw priociuti ot jrtm ntv k.-l- J 111 . l. ..'.. "j uCK MIIO a ti ccraicii jui ii, !u rprationf well as to mon- MM mm corporation, as well as to mor 1 r t iiiiiii tutlai! JMf m ' awa i Jta-wV f A i y thU tclion of muH'- We elaim l.i . . ... fy luuivitjijjiiB -vvo mac r-v j ava lOM e ,re P"t, tbrougU small it may ivugn vuiwi h j i and we would do i wv, vi uvuu VaXOUOa 2 IQU WO wvwu uwi uolhing to binder hJ .draDtcmcut, tad 1 wm rj m. w . . i ai iue. vapnoiiiie urouima in d Was thf display of Jj IRE liALLOON were eeirt tp sfeveral nights: - To would throw no obstacle in hek match of progiesf, bat atthe same time we cannot enddrse. the action of" these manirers iu striking i drath-Vlow at the interests of 4 class, without whom.: 6 Fairs, no raiU roaos, no- eiuerptis.es -sl. any Jkiad, cul.l be suctWfully inaugurated, or brought to a Buccesstul Issue. The Frcsa of the Rate shoold sptak ont- on thia subject. And while many. of us are unable to com pete for this priuting, orj are not prepared to da. suck work; .yet we j have fi ieuds who are, J b. Printers, .and i whoae . interci ts should be prelected by the press. Bernard. of the Star ; . Brbughtod; tfr Edwards of IhtsAge; Jones cc Park. of the Cbservcr ; Hussey & Avery, of the "Piedmont Press ; Bruuer, t . the Watchman,' and many others who could get orJ a bill as atlrae live in desizn. aristic in'excution. and as cheaji as any Bali i more iVintersV Outside of a pecuniary consideration, (the matter of the saving the pitifut sum of Fifteen Dollars J we think it is a shame and a disgrace, and casts a slur and a sad re flection on the printers bjT North Caiolina, that tho managers of jthe Carolinas' shonld have thier printing done in the city of Baltimore. '. ' t - ' . ' This is "Encouraging . Home Industrb wiiu 11 vengeance. isvncuru oun. The Reversionary Interest in the .... . Homestea. s. , ; Touching this im porta at question we are about to have as many judicial npin ion a there are in rial Vin the leucb. Judge Dick has jnst rendered a decitsiou in the (Jul ted Ute l)itnct courts for Wcs tern North Carolina, on the reversionary inteiests of a bankrupt in the homestead The case in point being that of Jno M. j McOonnaughey, a bankrnpt, who, having filed his petition,' ' praying tbe 'Court to tell, for the benefit of bis creditors, the reversionary interest in the tract or parcel of lan i heretofore 1 assigned' to-- him for a homestead, by Jobh S.i Henderson; lite assignee of hi estate, and the same coming on for consideration before Judge' Dick, at Chambers, in Gteetitboro, on tin 28 h of August, 1873, and being debated by counitel; it was "oidered, aljulg-d and decreed by Uio Uourt, (hat tUo prayer t said petitioner be granted, and that John S. Henderson, asitigneejafitresaid, aftrr, adverticing the time and place of four public places." for the ,wco i.f tw'en ty da, iu itowan county, proceed to f. II at public auciinn to the highet bidder lor canh, at tliH court-houce in SIibnry, the reveiionary interest in all the land aligned hereWifore as a beroi stead, to the said John M. McConnaoghey, with there servation to the s.id bankrupt of the tight of enjoyment of hi aM Uiomtead, dur ing it legal duration j untnipeachatile for waste, and with all th ineidriita he would have, it he waa the fee simple uwnr. - and upon the paym-ut i.f the'ptirchaee money by the purcliaiM-r i: is ordered, adjudged and decreed ilnl said anignec execute a deed to him, conveying the nid laud, re citing therein he reservation, incidents and light t the l;ii.krnpt herein before mentioned." Exchange The Name 4tYiinkee.n The author of the new ork. Tlu Uauipuign from Toxas toiMar.) land," is a Preaclur. Fioin hia bo.k ih- lltchmond Whig copies the following r auit for call ing our enemies 4Yinkees." and we copy it somewhat for its truth; and sninrwli it fur its humor. It i a rich as a 1 pu'a Bull of F-xcornrnunication : "Yantet-: The popnUr name for the citizens of New England This is what Webster says it mean and this is what we want a name ftr the peop'e of New England. Aud, a, their hutory is well known to tbe civilized world, the whole world will understand us, aud we wi'i oiiderr'and onnelve, wlx-n we call them Yankees. It is the onlv naro or word in the English or any other Unguage, living or dead,, that can be applied with full senpo and force. It extends to all their ten thnnuid schemes of deception and fraud, and comprehends their every act of lying and stealing, from the days of Washington till the present hour, in all their political, legislative, executive, com mercial, civil, moral, literary, sacred, pro fane, theological and rliibolical hiiiory. "The word has ever been used in con temptuous ridicule of their conduct to wards each other, and lb-ir dealings with the ret of the world. Aud there is no other word in all the range of human learning, which will convey to the mind of every man, both in Europe and America, in Africa and the Islands of the Sea, so, many, aud correct traits of character, as the word Yankee, when p plied to the Yankee. And thus applied, it means meddlesome, impudent, insolent, pompous, boaotful, nnkind, ungrateful, unjust, knavish, false, deceitful, cowardly, pwind-' ling, ihievjog, robbing, brutal aud mur derous. 1 ; "With this name we involuntarily asso ciate Ihe stry of the Clock IVddler who stole the landlady's counterpane off of her own bed, km then sold it to htr slim soles made of birth-bark, -wooden hams. patent medicines, chalk milk aud wooden nutmegs. It carries us bi.ck to day f vore, aud enables us to look at the differ ent phases of society, from: the lime they . i i 1 . . i i burnt old women ;or wuciiea u uie uj of the inauguration of the 'woman' rights convention,! kxhibiltng the atrle ot dress worn by Puritans iu; beautiful con trast with the fast agfc that puts lluiri women in breeches. . j Th s Yankee conntry has given birth to oocialism. M or monism, Alilierism. Spiritualisru And Abrniouim,.with every other Devilisqa which has oiired the narori of Unionism.!! And, as there is one word aba ' .ft m m A V A that will express all these .and a hundred more tints, I prefer to use that word, and thereby say all that can be said on this suljeci tho 'term is Yaukeeism. And we will call., them Yankees : General Beauregard $nd the newspapers to the contrary notwithstanding'. i l CoxoESTzrs Chills. This disease has been unusually fatal in onr section I thia vm r anii !imi to hafR that akill nf our physicians!. Wa have been Jold that the celebrate surgeon aud physician. Dr. Charles Harriot Cabarrus was once call td iu to see a patient far gone in conges live chill. Serin gjbat it was too late to administer medicine, Dr. II. applied bot cnala nf fim tn:tbA bieaat of itb mmStrmr 1 j - j and succeeded iu nstnring ciicnlation. I 2 aP W a at a - unartotte uomt. Fire in Baltimore on the 10th instant. Holiday Street theater: 8U .Cfiarles botl aud a high sdtool were burned. Judge F. S. Crawford, and A. U. Har ris, district attorney, were aiMassinated by nnknowa partie,rn Louisiana on the 101D. j Conflagration Im Havana, Cuba, on the 10th. zovv eople itli bnuseless, ana loss limited at from 53,000,000 .to $3,000.- 000. ! : Gen. 0l s "etn selected as cban'man-f the' Cjonservative Executive Committee of this Sute, to fill the place lettraeaoioy moiaeatu 01 xion. u. jx. Barringer. J ., , Dangerously I li We - leant tbat Prof. Cbas. Phillip, of Davidson College, is dangerously ill at Washington city, lie is there on a vii to the family of hia brothec Hon. S. P. Phillips. Sentinel. Three "y?r gp the debt of Orange county amounted t $35,000.. Two-thirds of the debt has belli paid off and during the present year tbe whole will be paid together vith the accrued interest. Neics. : UNDEVELOPED VIGOR. The feeble and drbilltated nsoally faoey they are In a more hopeless eooJltioo than thev really are. The retourees of nature are not easily exhtasted. Even whea strenth aoJ appetite fall, when th9 ejea are Uavy aud luatr,. tbe prniplxioo pallid, and nerves t rein oloos. tbe body attenuated, and tbe mind depressed. Itbere is generally a re serve ot latent power behind tueb palpable eridfnees of weakness Various modes of treatment are resorted to by physicians io the hpe of developing and rendering avail able this store of sleeping vitality, but the surest, and iodd tbe only thoroughly safe and reliabl means iof weakeoiof the dor mant energies. of the system is a ouurM f Uostetter's Stomach Bitten. Elect rid I j. shower buhs, th flih brush. Wa batbiug. 4ce., may b we etjoogh iu their way. as auxiliaries, but thfy do not reach the uree of the evil. All physical d-bilityro- ; eeed s either from a dfraugeineut wf the fune- tions f the asaiiu ilatiu. recreative aoJ vital "rUS' wr fro,u a ,lih constitution. In ' ,lIur cafe' aud al1 ,u wb-r b.th 1 causes exUt. lb Itittrrs will iurariably pro duse an immediate aod salutary ehance iu the condition of the patient, aud eventually effect a omplt-te cur?. None if the d nger us alkaloid. to oftepudininistered aa tonics can Im othrwta thai deleterious under such rireutntneei. and U ifire mercury it posi tively rriuii nal. Themlirret effeet of th great vegetable acifie vtU be manifested iu an improved apatite a iuore cheerful frame of ii'iud, a gradual return of strength, an in ereee of tl-vh. and a healthier eomplectioo. Meauu'liilv. h -WeVer.xhe eouatitution, if inert and feeble, will have b? roused and renova ted the subtile eleinefits of invigoration con tained iu the Bitter q q q qj q 3 q 3 The Soil Popahf Seditioe Eiiant. 1840 Over Thirty Years 1S72 Since the Introduction of PERRY; DAVIS' PAIN-KILLER. rpiIE PAIX-KILLBR la eqnallly applicable and eficaciooa to ronng or oM. TllIK 1AIN-KILLBR la both an Internal and K External Remedy OIHE PAIN-KILLER Wi ill cure Fever, and A rue hen other remedies hare failed. rpiiE PAIN-KILLER tShculd be uaed a the firt iDanlftKUliona of Cold or Cough'. . rpilE PAIN-KILLER lathe creat Family Medicine of tbe Aee, TE PAIN-KILLER A Will enre Painter'a Colic THE PAIX-KILLf.R tm anrvrwl ff UmIIs m awl TtuWta rpilE PAIS-KILLER " pt,' w ivi w aa vui aaaw UN-KILLER the Verdict f the People in iu fa Haa vor. ; rpilE PAIN KILLER Given UunireraaH Satisfaction. rpHE PAIN-KILLER Beware of Imitati and Counterfeit. rpilE PAIN-KILLER la an almoia certain cure for CHOLERA, and h.xA, widiin doubt.'tbeen more auccewful in curing ihia terrible i-ae than any other known remedy, or even the moat eminent aod nkillfiil Phyairiana. In Jndia, Africa and China, where thia drwadfal diaove ia ever more or lea prevalent, the,PAINKILLKR ia conaider by the native, aa well ai European reaidcutain tfio-e riimateo, a ScRE'REJtEDT. qHE PAIN KILLER lvttrri lSkfflaM wvrrrwawl Willi full I f4 iAna for nae. rpilE PAIN-KILLER Ja aold br ail Drpgiat and. Dealers io Family Medicine. Sept. 4th 4u . SPEIAIijlVOTlCEV. WAGES 70R ALL WHO fARE WILLING TO I WORK. 'Ar.y perM)n old or yonnjr, of either mM.can jke from $0olW per week, at home o V connection wi.h o htr busine. Wantetl oy al'. Suitabk to either City or Coun try, and a ly er mmi o," the rear. Thia ia a rare opportunity b lhoe who are out of work, and out of itoney (o .nakejan Independent living. No capital .injt required. Our pamphlet, "llvw to make a Living, jpvingfull imMruct ion. went on receipt of 10 ceota. Addre A. BuK- lON & CO., Aiornania, eatcbeaterCo, . l . GETS every where loaell our new and novel Emhroiderips Machine, aend for II- V YTrrliirated CircuUr. to the McKee W A A I L U Manufacturing Company, 309 Broad way. New York. j IIIK PAIILOU CUIlPtNl ft. Every Ldy wanuone Everr Mao ouaiu to nave onel J Sent on roveipt f Ten jCent. Addre, L. F. II Y DE & CO, ld-i Seventh A venue. New ork ll(lTO PL it r ITION w(i't. Sent on receipt of 25 eta. Unique l'rintin and Publishing lionae, S5 eoey Mrret, rw) ora. tii r i.cRtri ir ito p reran l PaniLT T1U ncii BK o 30 Dava Trial : man 1 advantarea over all. SatU- faction ynaranieed, or $20 rwnnded. Sent com plete, with full direction. Beckwith Sewing bine Co., 802 Mroaalway, ?t. Y. TZXH ZTI3C7 I32VAQTZO TF.UftS. An Important immtn' It reUina the rUipinre at all time, and nnder; the hardest exetctwr or aeveret Mrain. I. worn with comiort, ana If on night and d.-r, enVcta a permanent cure in a few week. Sold cheap, and aent by Mail when "-eq nested, cirmlira free, -when ordered bv letter en t Tie 2Iaa(le Truaa Co No, Broadway, N. Y. Ulf. Nobody use Metal 8pring Trus-ea; loo pajafuJ lbry alipoflTtoo fra 0,00117, ? V NEW ADVERTISLtMEXTl ''T" 1 X'XMiau.) AUK1VAL FALL A1ID V1MTER O00DE Retail dealer, in Ueoeral Meriu in receipt, f a larStock ; CodUn, ia 7 which they are determined to !! M w i FToum In Wet em North Carolliuv Tl oonaUntly 00 handthe best' j Ti AHCHOR BOLTHJO CLOT' and are Arenu for Um beat Iodi ELrlna Jbey art abx Arenu b, Wkaarf.S? ebrated Super rbwbhate, PoUdko GmSqa7 Thev bay and acll (irjia. tr. H, kind of country piodoc. Tlankful tJz aame. C worm and, pra tbefc . call bt J.SAM'u McCcriBixa, jmOxtkL T. B. Beaxx. 4 .An Jr..1 AV. I, ifmrpW$ OraniU JW SiIiAtn ' Y h 1 - Dissolution pf CopaHnersIiip, Th 'fiim ef BjtTniairrjloUfri i rv bare thla dav dlwAlredby matlral cwtarai. la perwooa indelked tokbeo vill siU Ukrr'bai aod accoooU proconxly. The bwlu iH W Ln in the banda of hi. E. A, Etiinpork blT auiborised io cotlact aod receipt for tbe mbm. M. L. lUaxRAtir B-J.H4uia. R- A. Sjttvrocx. : Gold nm, k. csepc ii, ii7j-i;ima; I, If 73 YII1ES! VIIIES! WIIIES! Eneotim pe 1 lamt FwterprU Stv! bur p, wine mad hj S. T.'MicxOr. SAleni, S.lX Um vines have reeeiTed; tbe premita tf the N m Fair, at Charlotte, and at all txlter place tk tley bare been exhibited. Tbey are kept by Bi.voitam & Col Tnr.fF. KLrrrt J. A hiicca, j . G. II. lieu A (a. I can fnrnUh Gr;eTine Raipberrr, Bla. berry, Currant, (iioaberry, ind NratWr ptanubr tle doia 200 or 10u0, at price. I hare canned peacbe,! (tit tip i sealing tin carw, of iy clicrt rtiit. f Order fnitn a distance olicifcrd, amt planu and Tine sent by triail or expre, pakero m to secure them frxa da mare or xptMtirc. Order rftuiiM beent io be lirt of Irttalte bir llrt of iMrtaltr T. Illi-KET. Salri X . io insure pronijH reiurna. Tt.i .epLlS:2moa, A COW AUD i CALF Fj03 SALE. APPLY AT THIS OFFICE i me iue ot-ci rja.iiuv Jlan' J. M ELLjlon , R ference. TlJOUAa I)kiii i: Ai H Divmsoy, Charlotte, X. c n Administrators' Notice. The undemignedjhavinj duly tn'ifi -,. f , Adminiotratora wiih lite will anbrird i I. bhaTer,oVceal) hereby ooti (4 ail rM ,t debted to aid etjile to laake kaym.-nu -thoe having elaim ajrunot aaid art t Bed to present thenn to the andr-iroeJ .4. .? before the 2nd day" of Sei-temM, lsTf r iLi notice will be plead in bar of tLeir mxery.. belKeuiU-r 2nd, 1673. IEXRY A.jLKMLY, EDWIN SIIAVKU, H dmirUtsALft. 52:tf SPECIAL NOTICE., Visitors over Hie X.C.RiU. to thn SALISBURY IAIR! 1 1 i October 7th 8th. 9lh it IOUl Will have the Benefit of the following Remarkably j i LOW! RATES: Charlotte to SalUbary and return, Ilarrubtirj , " I - 1.40 Con cord. 10 ; jjo i li li l-ii 10 100 tri W t 4 ? M 4 5 10 -770 icket fcf ad- China (irore, Lin wood, Lexington, Thorn aaville, IIi(h Point Jetoealown (ireenaboro' McLeana GibaonrilU Co. Shopa, Graham . Haw-lLirer Mebanearille Hillaburu'. Durham Morriarill Carr Raftih ClavUtQ Wifn Mill Selma Princeton (oldUru' Danville Richmond 1 :! - i m i " I I m TIk a'"ve pricea wiion ii.'o the Fai nolodc, a!o, a C! it mod, whic k ia port ka- ed vUh the RaiMtoad ticket ai the ifUiipp la hrve Mentioned. Tld arranjemefit prrrtni Jrn.dinal the fa I v. I'artiea derin; Senhon Fair Ti ke, can rorure them at khe i;at bv t u l.:. t;i.j .k. 1 L 1. li .. Im Rjiilaray Saiioq aod adding ty ceata io rnah. Tickrta will be good two daVa after lb cloe of ihe Fair. j f . C2T Articlea for Exhibition transported Fats, 8. K. ALLEN, j Gen I. TicLti A-TtaA SAM L. n.WILtY, PretL WtM. X C. fair Auoeilio. SepLll, 4L C. F. BAKER, & CO.. Ml the celebrated And Cotton King Cook Stove. Alao. rharck, Tarlor iad .aoe stoek a4 war. rant then t- give perfsct aiti-Zactioa. j . i Tin. Oheet-iron dt Copper Work done at abort eotice sad is the beat jaiBaer ?ept. ll.t. j p. ' 500 SACKS G. A. SALT, f 100 do MarshalVa Fine do 100 Bbls. Molks&es. In Store in prime order and fir Sale by binguam. rVpt:il.tf- ) filiftin Chattel Mortrfages, and various other blacks for sale bcrt. K lf.ictc;tj L -V- S !. - ! 1 1 t 8