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By . ait jbt. bbhnardT
WILMINGTON N. C.: A
Sattjbdat . MoMdt6 ' Oc6l'itiil
"DOCTORS WILL DIFFER." (
It is a matter blf wisdom and judgl
ment among Democratic papers to
what extent they will support the
present Administration in impolicy
of reconciliation and reform" Papers
that are equally loyal to the Soath
and the Democratic parly will view!
the question differently, and the con-
duet of papers depends upon the tem-
per and judgment of the editors.!
Some minds lean natnrally to extreme
views, whilst others are temperate
and conservative in structure. The
papers of -ach will reflect more Or
less this difference, this antagonism.
It would be a sad thing for society
and good government if all men were
supposed to be-dishonest and design
ing who did not think as we think
and act as we act. We are clearly
of opinion that it is the part of wis
dom, judgment, justice and fairness
to sjistaifTrttie President, and to sus
tain him heartily, in all acts that tend
. to the purification of the public ser
vice and -the pacification and re
conciliation of all sections of the
country ir-if wV ' do. this sincerely,
it strikes us we should do so without
endeavoring to break him " down, by
objurgatory epithets and personal
abuse. If we aid in destroying the
effects of his policy by continued as
saults upon his character and .all he
may dd;iJriiiay,iwe are - eeriainly
strengthening at the same time every
hostile element in the Norths' A de
feat of Hayes as President in his
efforts to enforce the laws according
to Democratic ppjicyj is a victory for
Blaine, Butler, Chandler, the two
Camerons, Conkling, and all the Re
publican recalcitrants.
Sueh papers as the New York Sun,
and Memphis Appeal have no par
tiality whatever for the President's
policy and they, " 'theref orei" never
cease to refer to him in disrespectful
and cutting terms. -1, Papers that ; are
really disposed to give him "full
credit" for. what Jie has done for the
boutn cannot very consistently do so
whilst hurling insulting terms of. re
proach at his devoted head.
Whilst - we-have no sympathy or
respect for the mariner of Mr. Hayess
induction - into v ofilce, and regard?
thecourse j of the Republican par
ty . in "jthej Jjouisiaua?? and ? Floridar
electoral : vote as infamous . be
yond description, we , are. disposed
to treat .the President with 1 that
courtesy that belongs to his high of
fice, nd to support him1 in all mea
sures that are calculated to elevate
the civil service, and to bring harmo-
ny peace and ppsjerity to the cpu.nl
try - tn donsg tnis we condone n.a
crime, apologize for no wrong, peti-
tion foruifavori; " The ipeople of
the ijcountty- areVtirSd of turmoiitfd
bickerings aad outrages. -They craTe
mSxi. Mmfi- Justice and
they aro: dUposed to - try. Hayea by
what he does.,.. When he aots consti
tutionally and wisely when he pur-
sues a course in harmony with Dera- j
ocratic usage and policy they will
sustain him. , - A , p
IMA IlDRRY , 1
Some of the Southern Jemcratio
papers are opposed -to ' the maxim
"make haste slowly," or to that other
sage and striking political axiom,
used by Mr: Calhftlr b?t ;Aot origi-
I fa with him "maStexIsLinafiMVlty,
- :."''
f m ressinr boldly to the;
front and deuiaiiiinps "equal rightsJ
by which they mean an ''isrjaaf hafe
in everythirig with the North. , In
diera should, recejve pesios fjcoj the
U. SjjGoyernmenti,: It asks: 'J'iw
: "Don't jlhe 8outbern tax pajfer coBtritraie
his portwa o; tne money. : to pay., penaons
to Northern, soldiers ana Ujeic .wiaowf anp
orchans. while? Ihe Confederate iotdiets
and their widows s and orphans re ittd-
lected f : . Southern member of CoBgreas
hpiipvft as firmlv in the iustice of the Con
federate cause as the Northern' members
believe in the justice of 1 the Union, and
they sink their manhood and eat dirt when
thev vote aDDroDriations to pension Fedexil
Boldiera and their widows and oirphana to
.. i ; - - m . v . r t. A 'x - ' A ' w n a
ine exciusiua oi mo vuuiuuciaic. uik;
nanimoua Grovern ment should rjeaahan allj
? It is just such talk as thistthatn-
lures me ouutu suu gun iviw .u
poini to me propneuiea ui jujijjwi
3
and others as to the demands j th
will ., be i made by the "unhanged
rebels.?- The next thing will Wtj
It
pay the" ' Corrfed erate war : debt "an
ior emancipating ine staves.
The Ctotoosa? Gntrier' thinks that North
Georgia is ,'solid,? .for; the ; re-election of
Gen. Gordon-ialhSftte, and thinks can
didates for the Legislature sbovld f' be
pledged to his support, 4&cfyanff. )!i
We are too remote ' td '.bave ' arly
knowled ge of Georgia sentiment ' !io
regara to senator uoraon,otner tnaq
we gainer xrom a . je w . exenangea .in
that State. Gen. Gordon, was .an &d'
mirable soldier. He grew rapidly in
reputation afferthetreatb of Jack
son knd Pender and : Rodes. and at
the close of the war none of theLien
tenants had probably as much, of the)
confidence of the., soldiers . as th
ijeorgia lienerai nau. in peace ca
has been a decided 'suoceRS.' As UJ
m n ... 4 Anil msf m .1 J li n n m n n v.-
uiuuciaic auu juokj .auu uaa tuauu iin
enviable name for himself. He is
one of the men who deserve reeleo-4
tion. , He haaTBeen Talthf u to , everyj
duty and true to ; himself. His eer-i
vices 1 in behalf of the South have!
been invaluable. The Mobile (Ala.)
Register pays an eloquent tribute to
his worth. We copy a paragraph be
cause of its reminiscence : . : ;
"He is the foremost man in Georgia, in
the eyes of her sister States." His Old army
comrades appreciate his inestimable ser
vices to his country in those dark . and
bloody years when he and spirits like him
poured out their blood in defense of oar
cause when his brilliant military trenhis
gave the splendor of departing day to our
downfall.: Nor can the 8outh forget when
Gordon led a forlorn hope in civil life as he
had done in battle; when as the standard
bearer of the Georgia Democracy he met,1
defeated, the enemy, and was cheated
out of the victory, in those days of carpet-bag
usurpation and outrage.. No
man bore - himself -more proudly 'and;
defiantly. .His -intrepidity gave courage
auu enwu&iBsni mo nia supporters. i n uiie
others, who would now push him from his
seat, were silent as: death, ' mourning over
disfranchisement, querulous over personal
grievances, and waiting for time to light
tneir pathway, there was no uncertainty in
the course of Gordon, no hesitation in his
language, and no halting in his action. He
met the enemy, panoplied, in all the pride'
of power, and rung out his defiance of
wrong from every hill and yalley of Geor
gia. Where, then, were many f of those
who are now ambitious to iracceed him as
Senator?" " ' - ; -f
Some of the Republican papers in
the Northern cities 1 : would : have ,-, a
large standing army ia, order to pro-l
tect the people and -property against
the mobs that do sometimes gathef
in the great centres. But the sense
of the country is against any such
dangerous experiments To put down
a mob or suppress a strike it is a ra
ther dangerous resort to place. "forty
,or fifty thousand men at the dbposai
of one man, and he a man, it might
,be, after the mann'er ofthe late great
nationaP bul Woier;: jiTJJyssei ::iy
!name.; Besides it is extremely costiyi
a matter not to Jbeoverldokedi'Tie
Baltimore Sun, which is a.; welWbiill
janced paper that is apt to take a prui-
dent and judicious view, remarks: f l'
"The police ofndoaaxe , drilled and
officered like soldiers in the remilar armvc
but they are not permitted to carry' armaij
yur main reliance, iiKe Tuat or .xingiaod,
must be upon a well . disciplined v volunteer
force and well drilled police -If -London'1
the richest city m the world, having a pbpuy
lation of nearly three and a half millions,
can be , kept in order : by such agencies',
with the comparatively.small jtandiDg army
Of Great Britain tdtall back uponin, time
of need,: (only between eight thousand and
nine thousand soldiers being in the various
barracks of the city), ' holr preposterous ia
it ; for American ciueg" to be demanding
large standing armies fot their protection f L
' , ., ... . . ',;-.l-r
! Within thelast thirty yeartmoney enough
hat been spent by legislative bodies in Arm
kansas discussing the State debt to pay the
interest, according to the -pfdposed settle-''
ment for the-nextflyeryears, What 'we
L want to do is to .settle it, and it get out of:
pouues ana away xrom legislatures.
i North CaroUnaRasrhadt. an 'K
rience of its ownJ, , If kab wOulci have
paid pur State jJehi clean Ibalajce''
sheet cculd nw be;.ex!iibited. 1 Jtoke
out of politics and away -roni -Lefeisf r
ut
stance, ipsUts JkliAfXv-?:?
urea."" i 1 . , t i
j A war with Mexico would not be
hhpopjda'r insome sections Indeed,
Uome fcf bur-southern exchanges are
Ff T . .- : & : .Lu
.Ti4eitfjpot averse to? a Ugiij.w i
emote tne ast causes rv ajronoaai
division or. strife, and at the same
jtime be of material -benefit to the
jwhole coB4. jfVei Javerpad
expressed oar opposition to a war
that can be waced for any. .existirtg
,l;i , V'- .
: i i
Jnanaaa jjni wa Irrmt. t hnt. WlSHnmaiUl I
jcauUon, srHl assertJ their ioflnence in
ItoJri'-w0";!
. . . . . . . .1 . ;.
jMpbUe(Ala.) Jgis viKifih
; posed to favoriai wari-' ) oii'-n- I
t4.i!TMsldeh?HaVes-'wouldbt1ltatd to J
inaeetYPias rhalf.i wayi f sAi foreign iiwar
;wouiQ-nnisn uiworis. 4;o eppmswiJHiuu.
iruuJ iruiu iuc iwiu. .uu jjuu.u..
the
same,
last!
neiu" wiiu reiereuu f v - uF"u,"js on ine oounierii ijuestiuu ee&iug
tenloWtiea witll "Sfexicd! "We ip the support of Democrats an 'SouTh
ftBeilpwtpaSg people, e wilifind it atimore
Every President desires' toBignalize , his Wirf relying upon the South ' for aid and
mlhtetratirjntrratt increase of tbrritbl. hif & lVXUa TY trTSt tr
tJohnsontgave-Aask
mtra no Sun J lAmmiTfi , anrt Samoa i i ll
laves
the S6tttheVuPaClfie''road,1"caree"rin
dose wua great -justre. i-ue:wut nave ennr
take steps to erect 1 monument over 1
v v . ,,i
inexnsn voiunieers who Jieir "iu'nie
SeminoltfndConfederate wars. 'The
as that beautiful; isle ftf the r&a
era .whose oame 'we t cannot i now
enumeraie-T'-men wua were ine ieaa-i
. - it r 1 ..... j IJl . 1 . ' a !
era in the'if dsiy andam6h the Tore4
It if. .i ,.;.':, -'TP. '.!(
moat men of modern times" were born; I
: ... -. .1 r".r.. f s r t. ,rf. iii - 11
in tlio avnniaif n nom (dil !n i :ilu op
;j:i - iJ"i ' . ! ' - -v v . .1.1
sea, x - - v.-. t v s yydnil
. Hie"Ea8t'ern War progresses with
'i Vi!' : f"- .:!? ' ir'r i. : ' ''j4!1' 5L.1 1
lmW mmd.r&2WMmWl
OI S Blto-Ul, victory 011 Hie pari, ..nre 1
- - ' , . ' 1 it
. . r I
T i i. : "1 : 4 1,-1 .U1.Li I
Pasha alr aionshis lines. The key;
to the Turkish posiiion k was secu re3 j
a?r..?b.arP-LH5l;X,nS.i,VH1 ,a'-
It is expected that the battle will be
resumed. The Turks have also aban
doned their position" at 'Kalavach s as
the ; Russians were approaching in
force,' A . telegram
tinope reports a defeat of, the. Rus
sians under Grand Duke Michael, be
tween Ami and liars. - It needs con-
firmation. M The Forte1 has agreed, J
fnr hnmanitv'a sake, to allow' timber
. " t Y 1 - -W - - ,
to ue Drougui across me panuue, ior
the building of huts for the Hussian
sick.' Ibis ia better than 1 was ex
pected of the "bloody Turks." 5 1
rresident Hayes will soon visit
Maryland.- lie will be treated kindly; 1
" (i -rl,.1 i I
TonnonTininr ann n nam tqiiiu ann win 1
m. w v a.j v ma wvr vm v a j can xjb vv a a a.
make friends no doubt. The Balti
more , Gazette, ;i .ordinarily '...bitter
towards him. is pleased to. express
itself in the followino- r.omnar&tivelv
liseii in tne ioiiowmg comparatively;
moderate and courteous terms: I
"We believe we speak the sentiments of
the majority of-wropic when we say
that thev desire to render to the President
equal auu eittui, juauce; io wiuinoia no n
1 . j . ; . ! . l 1 1 j . I:
uauaaa w utiaasw . w uvu uv auva ill) ; Itt HUU I .
n ho onnailv- nyionorlnrf mkoiiM v, I
there ia i.ion hnt n timea to treat
Mm with the courtesy due ,to Jus official
position. 11 mr. nayes ezpecis more man ii
this he wilr he disappointed. ' Jiq stroke of
jBiatesmansnip cap ever pioi one tne mem- 1
ory 01 me returning-ooara irauas, ana our
People will never condone the crime which
deprived the' lawfully elected President of
in. .. to-voiMffv 1K0 I
UO VU1IVU (JWtVO Ul UlO OVB( iWtUli- I J
llctoral "Commission, and acknowledging
Itha legal ; force of its decision, : lley are.
ready to support tne' rresiaent in -every
tneasure-Uhat deserves tneir support ana
treat, him personaUywithcoming re j
BpecL
the
Rrmy is wise
innhtlefis. iir an tins
Can do niore- for his country than any
i . "I
bther, Wbetherx-or -not" he r'has-
genius fori field operktibns-for com-
friAnriinrr an Armtr -wa ata tint hlA I r I
-i ;-.2.uh.. Tr;n -T
WfcPW -warirhe:.wpn
fmmortal, honor: by his splendid de-.
fence of Sebastopol, the fortifidatioris
of which-ivere a triumph of liis' great
njeeritfg Bkilf. ' He " 18 now m his
uin year, xnus iar me great wane
. ' --tm SfS -
f TJ.naaia find rtflpn a man nf orpnina
spnie aoldiar with a great, brain,: who
Iddireoti the- anovetoents of all j-
oe,:ai hit great Capt'airi;VoTj'
Moltke, did 'thtf Gerfnan armies in
vi. TWakAti'iU2ii'i ' u?rt
: i - 1 1 1 - " - j
i j It is n'dtunitif active rea'dinl
10 mark the coremnation of Senator Con '
. amjj. uj . uwjjiy v4kcijuuin;an iurnais i;
whifeh, at the hegmning of r this year, went
viartherthanhe ln.tbeadvQcacy of -the ma-.f a
chme and rc(
?J&aD5 . 4Sti-uaion-eav
aeernsJOMbe a frantic desire j
area. There
hlhpVtdfthese organs '.to wriggle over
T 'Z-rAM I ; :-': ' -s.' ,i. . ! nned IO tnat Deit OI piny WOUtla mat lies in Vinarantinewiu De ngoroasly enforced, during the
to develop uto ft BJPtieiAiemp-,:., -t . v ." l.t c .; - - -"-t the immediate viclnitv of the citV t eomlHghotaeaaoniiinder'ttie panaltleirpmtd'by
- 7" - ' We believe the Visit of Mr.' Hiiyestothl r" - " " I lr toryiofattpn of. tf ?iri f
Tfie'Irl8n'tiien8lof (Jharlton,. South wiUiresnlt inUurrgood.u He ha If cnlmeM be.ieed;;akin Jo : - : dnuui q
k..vM:.-i t.,jii-.....!i''( seen Qr-bimseif, that ihe. Southern peopje godliness, New yprkmusbea yeryGodf .- ,iv. , , , , port wuminAo
C. are, about v to iPOlaajmeeUngio are .entirely capable of governing, them- like iclty. lor since the ,8th of t June. when, 'fmyi-eodtNovi " SaTuTh ?rTTO-
hiari m 1i.nuiu trt h anm aaihanwAann 1 i 1 1 1 iff. m e A ac i iin rKm piih a kh km.
-nti"t-'"iJ:.Vli .their liberties- All this must be cratifvitis I8"
mu a, ftt WtM. to him. beineasJt iaan exnerimcnt.and.S f"c
JT'i SSKf
and have shown themselves as brave .io .be "bUll dozed" by his political ? I one syllable, and'Conatan
and dashing in the5 field aW they fiavi intQanhahaHdonment tf, .course 'fSJ,';, iKv
i ') .it"'" '5j!'v 1 which has proved so beneficial to the whole : An..i ag,ricuitua"al t correspondent
been eloquent In deliberative assernj country and especially to the despised,! wrifea tq corbel .what he thoughtto be ad
biies'gifted in Bone, anij conspfcupus neglected -and oppressed e South. Bobei erroneous aUtement that recently appeared!
,v -:i . ,'.', F?a,- .if' ' vi..? adi ul f. !! .ih-thit column relative Jo jcows givine ibnt-
iatatesmanship.,,, Tp cpuntryJ,hd j)TScnal. (inkling-acems deternliried, to5 !S&Wp.&dhw.i our, cilaahstatH
same area in modern times a probably raise a row in Republican New York. Dis-I meht. .We never 'saw. a cow -.give anything
' j Mw,...i i.p.ia; appointedl,'andireckle8S,'Te seems deter-H clse Dut milk- Savkeya. - ,
ever produced so many menfVeafi !nd ,ih. 1fl4 :. 1 ati'nouaense ioftc as th J
rinrts withiff the same' lentftrr of timd i ruin with himself. , ro thu we do not
Ireland. , Burke, hendawkine' the war can- again berevived to disgracej 8p fail pf brains already that the eating of stock w Flam rocr;
it rii -t.:-. 1 -i . --j.-ti: ..-- il . . --.-m i
Swift. VVellinfiton and a hosibfrothJ .t; iBW? ' , , ,i i . P a wpgle sardihe.would.cause.her.to Soplt f ..im Hlii-. ii4r ---nrianri-?
OWUt,iemnglpn,,aaa,a UQSiqijoin learns that , the good men pf both parties, I -TjmimJaJi3ius t-. ,-lL ept Mf. f ;: I 6EO.-1HTEK&
'V -77: . iV Washington andiliayes are the oily Ii FprtohwiartiarWadAresr V ! -
fThecallin'Of J Gen. Todleben to presidents who, hsTe,; Ti8.jQ,?orgia;. J fn- voiifSahn UAQAzms.
1 command "of ' the15 Ronmanian momoe ana cgson ootn visited the stita ; unapei hlu. n. o.
douDtless. Of all KaS'J I .i,,T.. m .'nJo.:..'. iii r 1
oiona tdis aKlo mui flOAnmnlishan man I la fliuinrihnsl as . i;Tn;ni4 a-V .J I,.. I i A T.
bossiblv Abe; ereatesteneineer .livingi. W8?.,0.1 H ' He ia wellbredj roi, hand. AtSrSiS
-..-.- w. . uuk ckuusuu. auu. wane no 19 or a rnnrrvpn whM P.AW4i.nn a.
r ., m- :.,vri u 'r.- .rt."Haiit..rrT;T."."-"'r.v.?'r!.'"J'i!-.. 1.1 ;.i ,ta
CCHRBNT COITIRIBNT.
Mr. Schurz' can do more to
oaiabUsh hs reputation as a retormer
Lv lavmcr bare all the secret sorine
g U(offloe rg00 lh4l gy-
ftrtv nmoiint nf firie erjeakiner and uro
nvulgation tSf ordfers.-' Thefailore to
discover the criminal will be i regard
ed by the country as a survival of
ITlrnntiom an) oil T7 r O fa AAnnOAt.Oll
wjtri. itnfeiQaparcmenif ,wnere iw pov
..rrP hft imlped tint leniantlyJ
py tne jftmericanpeopiewno are now,
thnrrtrMrhlv awakfi to . SUSnicion.
. . i . t j i
awake to
" S3 J , T
azette,i
f kiti
The . Springfield iSepwlican.
.President. "has, done
s-JaervacoeforrairHlHij wa-indebted to
.patriotic . .Democrats f or the. mainte
nance of his independence io the ae-
Jection of .hl fCabinet;,he will? have 4
,Q eek. them in jmaintaioing his -inde
npndpnop in the
I HH"'" - r" "J . o , ""M ."J
ihe friend
n . .. -t, j-
irtiiiiil
Bems,. ana.m mere is more real peaoej
t proBpenty anuj uappiness in luoac oiaiea
i man, mere ever(couia nave been under
uicw ie, ejaa .inw au ciaaees
DO i
WTWt
r t
North and South, have dele
ined to stand
by President1
int1 Hayes
yes in the constitutional
administration
of our government, the
Lsooner - .wm. he command that respect to
wuicu uis ihwuiud vnuucii uim. .xuereare
soreheads.1 to be aontf9 who cftdorse fin
o-
I'tbinir; and who. like thov Quaker, are nre
parexj, to protest all tbnga. , But these are
but a small folk in numbers, and all their
't1Tiiria tfi Itin .Anf iivtr urllf vtt cf Q Ik. tMn
T of good reetings and ami-sectionaltem that
ia sweeDinir over our broad land.if The nea-
pie era equally tired of the bloodyirtcrv
xr . 1 - t ;- . : jl.';T
iuc uurui, auu iuu uuyuuui, ruie siocau
iknfiAnil.. liryr r , -t..i ii
" .wum. ircwii, f .
Li u. i. fpLlTICAl, POINTS.
The Herald predicts, that Conk
f Ml t. -t -"rL.t..' ' 1 !: i
1
ling will ttnd the only Rubicon he 'crossed
was Salt River.
Little Mao, is awakemng an
immense enthusiasm in Ncv( Jersey. 4 Thir
ty thousand people turned oat to greet him
at Newark. L It begins to look very much
as though the gubernatorial campaign will
oe a waiK over ior McUlellan. BaUimcrn
(Jaeetle ' . . .-;.-. '. .,; a; . ,i -.,.:
r r--ll is. enoup-h now to know that
the Republican Convention of the. Empire
state nas emulated the
etalwartcesa" of
Maine and Iowa, and refused to hoist the
'Slftra nnH ' Tiara" ; ahmn thu' Am n W
Union to ."conciliate'. the gentlemanly
leagues ana nneciUDS OI. Uie aouth,
JMTigor (Maine) Whig, liad.
PERONAK.(
J. Proctor Knott is eettinsr to
be a formidable candidate for ! United
States Senator in Kentucky. . .. .
; Gen. Ben. F. , Butler : has , en
dorsed the policy. - He goes at least one I
eve on i.Avmuta ChrmidA. i I
- . .
Gen, Custer's funeral' will take
i
place at West Point on' the 10th Insi; in
stead 6f the 8rd as heretofore reported. '
R. J Hayes Green," the ' oldest
fiason, wun one exception, in. new ji
iandt ded & ilxe of u a few daya ,
Mason, with one exception, in : New Eng
land, died at the age of 94 a few dava &en.
Th r.mmn p,;nMa t
i'many says that Eneland is the onlv conn-:
I
1- I
try in which .her son can learn to be a gen-
tlOTri ATI ' '. ". ' .;.'.'."
.... . . 1 tJ . v,
V;Va of thfi New Yrirlc ' Isarlv in
. . -mt - - . . - -
bpeclOTB OI me CQSlOmS in eW X OTK. WQO
wero removed ' a month ago, have been re-
1UBl - i .;. . '
isummcrctai avertiser: , .
We'ye had a fight, " . says Howard. ;"tho
I've not yet learned our losses.
jThey're heavy. But ; we killed one squaw '
; And cantered seven horses: bJ'- i
-a. Uii w j-nnw jrvato VUSOIUS
.-ma . .uv.Ji f T
'way ww uiuoucu- 111- uexiuEion. n.v..
W comPe Iea Bee a Uome in Uluo, Ior
espousing the cause of the oppressed negro,,
and now he has been forced to kill a nesro
10 protect nia own lire.
f The 'Atlanta Constitution shows
vait. v.j OA.at. a,' ,T-.r. -.a jti - ; r r - r- .- - - - 1 1 1 - 1 - . 1 . r , a. ; . : a
lhat Dr. Miller was mistaken in suppOsing'll?-"?0 "1" immediatolrbylet?!
ji., . 1 uurioi; meir term or omce. ' ' ' - 1 1
during 1
a:J: W. De1 ForresttHe 'novellst,'
and retiring nature, ia a genial arid charm- I
. . .; . . .
f8wowWm
SjOUTHEItN ITEMS,
i L, . . . . 7"
Kichmond is to have anew pa-
her called Th6 Sentinel:' :
'li The kbriok Tmyin-' stales
that the defalcation id the Norfolk'ttiiatrim
Ilouae amonnts to A28.000. i-. .- - .
sllie Atlanta 'Constitution re
ports that all the Congressmen from Georgia
will vote for. Randall for Speaker., u.h ,
I 'T The jYicksburff (Miss.Vi tfsruld i
says: There are 953 convicts in, this SiUte, I
and tne crv is. Still thpv mmn What I
niagmnceni lorce this would bewith which
to iuild railways and leveea.i: oy..-.l i
A .Misa Newtont was' outraged
by.twonegroes near RoancL Hill. abont L
twelve miles from T.flf.ahiirff Tirt
wuuijr, v ., uo oaiaraay last, une or tua
Pn! arrested, and hlyhfehlhg T
,!exPecled - ' '-',;'!K -';'-- -"-i'
? r-:& ucgiw preavuer iu nousiOD
county; Ga.. beat his little eiri to death with
horsewhip because she could not find J .
Key, ahd carried the body off in the woods I
and bqrierj it.- He was arrested tn the nnlf a
pitsand,wiU probably he hung; as. was d
pUr-J a
TWINKLINGS
Kew Orleans of ids fof theMof
feti register , " ' . ;
4- Misr Kellogg says she is an en
thpiaston. -Wagner. t '
pi- 'The RebelyelP 'JHurrah for:
Hayes P-Augusta Chronicle. ' !v?"
Buffalo has raised $7,000 to dis
tribute among its policemen for service du
ring the railway riots., f , , , " ; .. "
x Spaking6f-the late Saratoga
oateaaialr why not Bargoynes-oq- Bur-
gpynesrr-TjCicflyo 'limea,- ,.
f-f-ji SnoWH on Mount : Washington
ahd yellow 1 fever at "Fernandina. Vot ;a
countre,"vot a' beeples ! N. Y. Commercial
"4dverUaet; r (l ..;;.. 'l. i s
y i A boarding house, mistress like
the rest of us, has her l weak and strong
points, the weak point being her coffee, and
her strong point - the builtr. Philadelphia
Bulletin. , -T'
Tickle the public and make it grin I , .
.The more you tickle the more you'll winl '
'But teach the public you'll . neyer rgrpr
rich, , . . tJ,4,
.But Jive like a beggar and die in a ditch f I
j ; : ?- Richard -Grant White, vin b is
'jEvery day English," says a man inay make
'Itia Awn otAMmnr Kill iiAC hianum nrnnrtni.
f atloait--F or wstancehe-can saynhem
l.1!!11 1101 10086' te-"-r
mil-- Htl.tl riJir - Li
twenty thouaand people. . . The country.
which produces these naval,, storea is conr
liwe.puouo uamawere openeo ,io,o
j menvwomeu auu. cu.uiren nave : avauea
I tnemseiyes or the privileges of the bath. r
SeltzerwaterrsaysHhei Hdtck4
which ia aoM in tnany tf 'the temper-''
towns ior an agueeure, , tastes so much
I t.-rn;'t V TX.re K., D(i. ...i f
luui kj nuc uuea.uuuuDe ui.uie son. .i nnais
Have You Seea . the . Sew "Wheeled &
Wilson Sewing Machine 'it H
Have You Read their Hew Price List 1
rpHB WHEELER WILSON 8EWINa MA
. X CHINK has for so many years been the stand
ard of excellence among Sewing Machines, that no
thing need M said about the new Machine more
than it la the BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
uuii ine (Company nas ever made.
. Remember I
mat it is
1 at any pi
LD AT t
CAT BUI
1 not economy to buy an lnfe-
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iVJJLSP03 kices that eve-
RY BODY MAY BUY. Send for descriptive price
rcEa
'or d
ir.hm
hat We keep a full line of attachments and other
goods to be found in a First Class Sewing Machine
Establishment -i -1
.Rnpairing and putting on improvements on old
jnacmnes none oy a inorougn Jlachiniat, as cheap
as tt can be done In the best shops North.
v A fall line of rsutterick A Co.'s reliable Paper
Patterns conetanuT on hand. 1 Send for catalogue.
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i : ; No. 88 Market Street .
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Post Offlc BOX tSSS. - -' tent 87-tf '
CHAPEL HILL, Sept. 25.1ST7. '
TJ S1 . THU8TEES, ALUMNI and FRIENDS
A OF THK UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CARO
LINA : '): ,. : ,: . , - . , .. .
The Increasing prosperity ot the University has
created a need for a medium through which its ob
jects should be made known. To thia end the two
Literary Societies of the University have deter
mined to reestablish the UNIVERSITY MAGA
ZINE, once an ornament to the University and
itia
I Ppent there u in the State periodical of this
l:k.ft?eed,f:?Jta'Ft U.
txno conoiDararaoi ine magazine will be some of
the moat prominent and talented rentlemen and la
dies of the State. 1,' y t,,:, ' - .
The Societies have elected three editors each, and
as soon a a sufficient number of subscribers are
obtained, the Magazine will be issued. The price of
snbBCriptloa willbe $S.50 per year.
TruBtees, alumni and.friend, the atodeats of
your University call, upon yoa to contribute this
enT
further
Sewing Machined
fnriulho. KrtT!rTr " I
all nvapienaid wttot." Aiao, oae Home shuttle? in I
nerf eo.t nrrlnr. with tnhlo Dft.nk . n. I
5nly Ten " 7 c? eTjevens! rer
: aant lfl.lml Di Jl A J . I
. : ou mTiij mwy norm or Maricet. v? I
'Market ;
For Sale.
NUMBER CHS
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nj-i'i
Ypung, handiome and. well broken.
H
'.; ;-.( " jALSO,
? ;
A TINE TOP: BUQOV '" -
ijHA l.- 'i 1.
AND SET OF HARNESS '
Apply at :'u ' & r;
THIS OFFICE. !
sept 3Q tf
Inotructed to SellJ
TK ublk n.. molasses,"
.l MlTi-'
IelnT6lee Hbhwass and 8yrup8, all grades'
iInToloaOoflee4ud Sugar, . , .' . s .T-?
Soapa and Candles, all grades; 't 5 - -
SOOBpirit Casks, K
85 Bbla Glue, - V' i - - l
Inyeice Onions, Sweet Potatoes. ) rT
WoioeGutteV ' '
MaMttJwiwai ei-.Tf!.?:,.
StaP-.. for
profit, but seU,
" BrOkeriiand OnnimflAn wZI?tZ.L
ept 95 tf Next Nortk Prloceaft t&4 Water
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. i .. i'.A il88 and 140 Grand eftSr)i
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ents for the LX1. COTTON UI; the old Sam
nel Grlawold Gin under a new name, and- with latett
Improvements. -. Also, the McBtt ttE - CUTTO
T
raisao. eena ior urcaiarB. 4 n.
aug ll-eod3m Sa Tu Th
.i'n ill
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VJUARAMTINi WILL BE IN FOKCK JONTlfE
1ST OF JUNE, 1877, and will continue -Bhtit-'lu
ther notice, aa follows ; t'1
' AH vessels from ports Soath of fba Cape Fa
.wUl come to at the Visiting Station To ithrpecan
All TMUtfll TiflVno1 ofolnlattB An&vfo1l'.H.A.'nW
had sickness daring the voyage, will a,wait Inspec
tion as ' above, without regara to the port frofe
whence they sailed. .' ifUS t u i j
, Vessels not included in the above, classes, will
proceed without detention. . " '- ,
lu. persons mteresiea wm please take notice thai
'Evening Review and WeeUr; Post publish untl
1 xbl, or anuicnaagea or lorpiau ,ji ti
V-H JJ jl J 1TA JL U ll, k J
.11 find 13 gouth QntSteeetu !
WE EAVE ' SECtlSED ' CONTROL. Off THE
I "III u k - V i
Wf inviteiattenlieit la CHOICE PDB3 EVE
if WpiSKBYat4 60peailu4'r
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HAVING JUST RECEIVED A FULL AND
1 .
L?NE OF., iK.sSt,-ft
tf;;ii ? Y?TK THE aTTENXIOH.' vn
OF OUtt PATRONS TO THE STOCKAND A,tEl
U! U AN EXAM IN ATION ; BEFORE ptf R-' .-1
'' .'"" enkmo iisKwaiREl1 'iaa,il I
DAILY RECEIVING NEW GOODS jOF.THBi
MOST SELECT STYLES
; sept!6-tf 43 M ARKET ST.
T--T- -1 i -r-. -v w . - .
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I r4-" .J-, 4- J -
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Groceries and Liquors !
Fine -
Family
Groceries I
. AND
Choice
Imported4 -.
,', Domestic' .
, ' 4 Liqnbra!
" AT
THOS. M.i MOY'S.
septl3-tf
i? or sale iow.
s g Q Q Bbla -SUQAR att gradea ; .
, : 250 b,COBii " 4' '
OKA Boxes Dry Salted and Smoked
iOJ SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
0QQ SackaSAtD,
;' gQQ Barrete FLOUR, all grades, ' ' . -
OnA Hhda Porto Rico and Cuba '- u ,.j
iu - molasses:
' 1.1 I 11 . T g... . 1 .
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1kAA New and Second-Hand -' .- . - i .
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300 Bbl8QLra- .... . ,
v 500 p0830.
ij Tons TIES, j-!r
500 NAIlLS''v : v ' '
'iHtl UUV -'-;; i--'JC , . f. ft ? !'.
f 250 60x68 CANDLSS ' ' -"- bskfe
'.r: Candles, Soap: Lye, itiHiiJi
sept 30-tf
WILLIAMS ia MURCHISON,
Fine; MerchatrTailpripg.
tlXa - jTailorinir are aunerler to ear is the fctau ; j
PiXi Made .id Order at Very ShoH.Notfce
i . ,,'- . '" I '' J .....
btyiedflcep'favVwia - trv1ib
MJvarf - k XJ -MAtiiA. I ru . . . . . ,
Mv BDecialtiea in Piar.Aiirta thi. u..
consist in a complete assortment of .Preach and
EntliahBdclothayDeeslriaay-TncotB. Oranltes.
1 ii..; Comer Front and Prhfbeas Streeta;''
i Pearls StiU in the&ea'd-
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A OU I A N t o Ij ILE IIS,
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, ; A Sure care f ? TORTO LIVER hll5
arising therefrom JLiing Kidney, t-pine. Bladder
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. in their . own ktcalitiei.fcan.vaaain. foe the -fsre-1de
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lor HOLIH iN's DTnUlflDT .T TITTIT.TICI
fjw5iMj'.rM.riijiniftii,ininiiT.rt''
3000 lllntrat foii Address for new circa
lars. A. VP. HOLM AN 4 CO., 939 ARCBt st?; Phlla:
TECH!'iOiEiiE;SW''Ki1EiH
fKEET:-"
lAad Early Beatiioe,' AmeeAin and Alexander' Lou
ise, with other old and new kinds nf Hph.s pinm
Teeejion Peach rttttck, enfted to Southern growth.
avu nnwi ui jcauiiii.' siuu iof earjy mantel anaiale
fceepln;.i-8?niuir-VrBit Planta in variety. Twelve
yeara experience at growing frnkf for market. ,- j
i Address 1. r MXEK. BridzeTillel Delaware
occ 6 4wl)&W
. SHARP'S
' Metallic 'cartridge; military, htjnt-
. IN ANO "yREKDMOOR" MKLhS
ihJti KL A'I JOTHEKS IN AOCU
KA or, STRENGTH ANP .
.-" " '. i fcAFhTT v.' ' '
Ho Frematnre Diseiiarge Ever Occura
Every Kifle warraaUd a, gopd( shwpter. Calibre
40. 44 and 5fM00 of.an inch, and of apy desired length.
Charge f powdtsr from 50 to 105 grains.' 5 Weight bl
ifctfta fcvm 4W to 54 grains. Stock,' plain; alsr
Pistol grip and checked. Sights: plain; Globe and
Peep Sfefcts: Vernier with ' interchangeaWe from
aigaw and Wind-gange.'r Byery Tariety'of ' ani
manlrlon for above guna, constantly on hand. -.
; IrIco flrom" $3d to $125. ; '
SHARP'S RIFLE COMPANY,
sent il-BATTtf " --Bridgeport. Conn.
SPORTING DO(5S.,
HI
1 iVrt".
X REEDING KENNEL OF A. .G. WADDELL.
P1 KOX CpUNMISSqURI,;f ,
. '- . '.'.-'-',
itJfitH '"S'i's ' w xineai fleams 91 :$?
SETTERS, POINTERS, SPANIELS AND OTHEB
Bred from both Imported and Native Stock, at mo
derate prices. ' ap 18 D&M'tf
"SPORTSMEN'S
QnTanhed Moccasins
? 1 boot moccasins; 1 'u '
' SHOE PACKS, ij'1T; ; '' " .
.'-' LADIES MOCCASINS,
, and ; f - -.f :i -(.;.,;.'.
CAMP SLlRPERS, "
made from carefnUy selected etockln the best man
ner, at prices to suit tHSTlnfe'a. " .
bend for circular ana race Lists. ' , !. '1
j . MARTCT SlUTClriNQS,
' . , ' V.O. Box36i,. -..!
octlT D&Wtf ' -Dover, New Hampshire.
fflE' SMEIDE6 : BREECH:LOADING
-tr- - ' - -i V - ; - 7 . .
r Shot- Qifh '0 ;i
; Prices, jiSO OOjlo 250 00.
r jClark Sneiaer;;
:; ' ' MANUFACTURERS,
if'?'i:7! ,fsil41ilPrattfStreet;jn -i'
Send for t:ataiote&(W ,Shn gSKKi !
For aale by
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; nun i uajY u
f ? . i : ""i i: i
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TTlfeR" f efE 'SPB AD V 'CURE' of" Seminal Weak-
i? : . .neaa; Lost Manhood, and hi! disorders brought
en by Indiscretion or excess. Any druggist as
Aeingiedientn. -Addreea. D AQUES AX Chv
auau uuio, . ieD15-lylfcW
i' ,.' ; i ... - 1 11 Li t .' '
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Obstacle, to .Slarrlase Relieved.
HAPPY-BETBP'TO TfOUNGlrEN from the
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circa! ara sent rnt i i aeilad . enalepos Addrefe
UOWaRi.' AaatMJiATiON. Kinth k Phil
adelphia, Pa - An iBMitoOon havfnga high rcputa-
wu iwc uuauraoie conduct ana prpressio&al Saul. ,
!mf -S-ly W ,T.-r . .
; .i? ! r -t -i t i '!). ii v i nr
TK4CpV!'ESSEj?C,.OILIJEr
manbOOd and the Tfc-or r.Y vnnth in fh moat
shattered ooharilni'dnn
h csusoariaiBir. f .haora tmpseaibteiiiBeware ad-
rrrM3o wif aer h caiiea rree Jrescriptiona was-
uwicw, aiiuiy prove ruinously expensive.
W hatever has merltfmurt cost a fair nnea 3 Der
case., i Sent bv exorefa nTOtpi.'uiinia iWnt Ur..
JOS. JACQUES, 7 Univgrsiti,Pl5Bt, Kw.York.
DruiFjciau auppliedx ; . Mgll7lx
vf;ii i;ii