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1 GRANT WILL WBITE i JSOOK. -'
v I tren. Urant will updertak? tQ preM
pare a history of Jiis own campaigns,
Grant has capacity, ,ont;' wV'krio wlrai'
Ijttle of . his literary faculiy Thel
great Caesar, wrote a, history of his.
campaigns, and it 13 ;imtnbrtll..IOur
some s lime ago woald-be - Psesar will
write a book, but will i t Wimnibrtalf
-1
" We should nbt be rprUev . iSapb a
- result would .not be half as Strang as
that an obscore'diwrpated . -tanner
siionld becbhie Ihe Jommaiider-iil-
- uuicj ,w mu uuiicu oiaius armitta,,
the most . succe84o.iCi tyno : means
the grfatestf-Generaand finally the
Presideri t fortV-fi ye ; ' m!lli9nV6r:
people. ; Grarit twa. . born K iJocky4
Good fortune stool around hia Jcra'
die and has. attended himHhrongh;
life? and; ho we ver :esidTedr his'Me-
inorrs may; ybe, andthecnpbe
. more soihaAjni.'eyj
will be fait bfintetesU; pj" ?.4i
Let us here give a few of Grant's
sayings for whieb, we Vvouchl; .He.
' said in N ovembef,-.. .1865, i that the
hardest fight ' be'-Tr5 had was the
first day at Shjnjou, said
he, "that I; exposed, myself; more on
that day abas I did all the remainder
of the war. -I had to . do it. Five
thousand of. my eti 'ran before thjuy
ever sawgrayaCvf J had ;to. keep
right up to them to make themfif;ht3
Again he said !The iiardest"?tM 1
ever had assigned me was when or
dred to, tefieyo nRosecranvI
found - the ; army , after the battle of .1
C lickamaaga; iri -terrible condition
utterly demofalized.l-They5 had no
spirit, were, without -jnecessary. qpd,,
and the horse were: in a starving eon
dition. We got some beef by driviiig
them over tho mountains,"and we did
not have enough horses to-move one
park of arliliery.. : All General Bragg
had to do was to advance 'and the
Union armydsryej-bee ; jpom
pelled ta 8arrenderiI went, toi work
toi gei the army in: is a fighting
trim as -possible: JI rirecelved"Tein
forcements and! some,' sapplies. 5en
trenched, and; got ireadyasbes-X
jep , fofrBragg'Oafl iy;aiw6Ht:
came is 'and reported that Lbrigstreet
I Z ,u" t& 5aK (loj ? rgmia)t:WM,Q.;
his fine corps, the real . strength of
Braggs a.rmy.?X as 'unwillb
believe that BragJcouIdlie'so stupid
c t '-v;- i --!' r l9..t?c.n
ooon atter anotber scout rportea the
same fact, and ittafned jod 4ir Uiatrl
tne best -troops w ! that ;army;5;bad
been sent off Jwhen theV we
so. mueli.- , 1, gathered hearty .;. and,
soon after, : Gen,. JSherman coKpera-;
ting, began those? m6vemertts 11 Ihat1
t. . .1 r : 7-. Atar.! r-.-i K'-w-f'siif.
the most Jnf enorloffieer jnr tbtfu Con
puBueu. oragg Da c k a n a: je ne yea my
forces, He said 'also:,; Braggvasv
federate service, unless Iiqpd! W' ex-
cepted -::-3J'.i'-M';l";'
t J "resident payi8;8hage my ftganjf
paignjr?e4iffereijt titoeaiby'-jua;);
; jo3iciousJtterati6es'Hew
Vicksburg 'madet harictelf fstio
- fipeecb? Heaiditiwaf.t
of America, . 'igaii jf x that-be so
C then I will ha ve i;ind: ;aUhb
plans previously formed did; hot em
brace,. Vicksburg, I .; changed : it all
and then ; began m 'adrapbe' tipop. l
that trbnghold Ge. b hi' J:
gooa mani. I would notdetract lrdnl J
ow menu. His greatest quality &s -a 1
.rif -1 -. 7'-4' i-.i: - J
mT.M. hjj. flltf
1 V'vJ-Sj: .-U-a u -as i
I.
'II J 'l "flj.fw .ii ir- . -J t
at -rax1 catf nd -a
01. . i ; , &ida dt -
1 -. I s ' . . 5 j j , Mr
i , rv --' vtii W4j j .... - 4. . r i
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. TyAuUr0Wn- Pyebe.the
theXonfeerat, -3id nbtfenqw bW
wu weiv punisnea wrant at tne
second'. bat0e;r6f.: OainesMaUf, .Af-
terwards, we Jearnt. from ' Swinton's
Very clever history, the ;v$ry facta.we
gaihertdl from "this ; Union soldier.
Ifl-if-Wh kjnlf come but finally! wh'en
the world will; stand amazed at the
toagqificent, i&gWi&JafJbtf Soutli
against the. overwhelming armies of
the JJorth recruited from, the world.
nTbe St; Louis :i?wocraf has this
contribution' r
1 ...
4 J A few days ago there waa received, in
iius cuy, coosignea loUen, UranV&cousin.
Wm. Smithy at Little - Wa&hin?ton
miles distant: from tbis cilv.-a, l.rA lw-.r
closely packed with papers and documents
relating to toe, later war, which- Mr, gmittr
was charged Id take 4he ntmost care of
uaui luey suouia pe called tor by toe Geo-
eraL , . A gentleman from Little Washington
who recently had a conversation with Mr,
Smith eavs he was informed that it fa Hen
Qrant inteation,, wben he shall have re
turned from Europe,, to 'take up his resi-s
dence with hia, cousin Bmith; and remain.
there until Le halC have completed .a his-
ioiy 01 me war, ana more especially of that
part.of it whkfr was 'proeeculedv . uuder. hia;
own J named iate , command, : abundant data
for -v which ,are,.cbotaioe4 in the vdocu-i
meats and papers already referred to, Qeu.3
Graat's well-known liberality : in dealing
wilh public iaoestions. and his" abilitv as a
icrae ana grapmc wrner, peculiarly fit himj
for the office of. historian of the civil war.
;anu ue poos; ne proposes to. write yrulr ;no.
uouovciear up s great many obscure ques-,
tiohs, and present the ereat strn&rslQ in d
uupaiiai , ugnLj , . , 1 ne qocuraeats. are ' now:
oeiag examined and classified, so as to be
in readiness for the General -upon his re-
tnrn fmm t,ia i.U J I) ; .... 1
IIOR. W !, MTBEI.B?4 LBTTEt ON !
We 5 have already " published some
extracts Trqm 'tbeftteTS c'of ,Hon J.
iJ. Davis and Honj A. M. Waddellto
the J RaieighHils WeUgive
some timely extracts from the vmo-
!rous t.letter of .i the : Representative
from the Sixth: District to I the 'same
paper. Jilr.oteele saysrl
;" To me it is Cleat that doty to the coun
try and to truth and ' honor demands that
.the enemies of modern -Republicanism
shall stand firm and united in their efforts
jto re-establish ' good-govern men t 'and Cbn
iBtitational liberty. .Any. schism : in, their
ranss wiu only add to tne taischiera which
jtbey have often denounced, and to the re
moval of ' whicn nhey . stand ' solemnly
pledged Such, beins mv views! I do hot
iesitate id ;say that ai the Representative
of the Sixth 1 District I shall stand by the
organization and shall be ready to uphold
its actibriln the Election by theBouse:1
whether- the nominees are' my choice or
: . j s n i t . . . . i -
juufc, uuu iu,au luiogs eitse looking 10 me
harmony bf the party ; and the Consequent
interest pf the country;'; ;In the event, that
ftny man elected br the "Democratic ;bartv
shall, contrary to.my .expectations,' prove
laise. io nis pledges; and: xne faith which
as reposed in him by his constituents.' I
$hall be willing to hurl anathemas 'at him;'
fwnose ireason, HKe a deadly DUgnl, came
Over the 1 'councils of his party,' and 'hlast-r,
pd them; In theirhburof 'might! $Vs?:-?"!!
f "The country baa .witnessed long enoujrn.
the jise of the military to maintain political
ascendancy iir the; Southern States JSuch
base and unconstitntlonal acts, made the
chief infamy bfthelate ad ministration, not
withstanding ttne decepUvercry of Let ui'
Jiave peaOT.;-With: ,myi consent the army
can' thus he nsed no lonpef. ' Sooner than
iee it further employed in such unhallowed'
uses, I would see the land ..defenceless,: so
far as the regular army is concerned, feel
ing sure that when; any real danger to the
government or the people should present
itself a volunteer, awny, could easily be'
raised 'Whtch ; would 'stand a wall of fire
around its interests and its liberties. , Witn
ine. the liberty of the : citizen la above all 1
things else, and i will do nothing which I
think tends to infringe upon it .or 'weaken
us strengtn.r unless tne army .can' and will
be used-in a leeitimate way. aeainst the
public enemies, and to protect and not ha
rass the peace of society;"and: 1 can be as
sured of ;such .a use,' I will not vote one
dollar'td hs snpport. In this 'I am.confl-'
dentl shall faithfull reflect' the voice of
the people who nave trusted me; lori pror-
mas-
Jgf5"' i..' !' - jy?? ; '"."r" . '
Hie Honse bf epreseptatt ve3rmrts 4c
fehd the rights of the people; Of thW coun
trr' against' all assaults, bv whomsoever
made, ; Whether e assauitStDeopeo ana I
manly. br secret and detestable '' It must I
money, offices; threats tt smiles.
Patlersonj the carpetbag Senator j
Hampton government He islate itf
tne oay,ana in ere is pmutitesinceruy,
or krace in the manner of his accep-
ance o
motive loo'deep f or the ordinary eye
r -
to- fipdltKettotnlfSfie, feeea tb'e war
flails accprdipgly. pt. isiiowrnmpro4
that he ?rill fortify the' Democrats in j
l-itft-'CTi:'.!' Jr4 iMi?3fr5ajjStr
he Senate with his;aidV ' Sf WJ
VJca - - i3 v i.if'VH
iu .(&: ri
laao,
mea;. JJ
13 r 4
rin
a'a ana
11? jcS
a Jar
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are bo
of tbd r.
tv.et ui.
iA-oe ,.,3warJfte
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taro'1' t
Uat the c
f cood wo. t i
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is he rest? bis indorseraen vnpoa the
people. The N.: Y. JourmdCot
merce says: f cVU;;.tis
I; "He;wm ao -bA part-Srietime!
from twindlingF contractors and lr!ngs,' tf
the.peopl:.i..t:aAaiAm'im.'tiM
issue of canal jeform not tp mention other
issues between J. the'ecbnomisli," and the
spendthrifts;' the honest ' men 7and'lth'3
thieTes.j The people: made a mistake: in
taking it for granted that Jbis Legislature
would carry ouf the spirit ,pf the new cqn
stitutional amendment, instead of -defeating
it by delay and -oppositions -ite kpWR$,
faithlessness of : this Legislature itc nearly
all matters concerning the - welfare of the
State and of the city is another warning of
the immense difficulties that lie in the-path
of reform. T adopt the best of conatitiM
tional amendments is only one step of
progress. It must be followed up by the
election' of a Learislatare and hf alFftfAf
office's who areabove sacrificing the gen-"
era! good,to party or tq pocket; iifl
i: The Governor, in hip .veto message
exposes the guilt of the Legisletore
for gross neglect of dhty?ia postpoli
of :.tbe PobIm! - Work BillJ5 4He
superior mau for the' office of, Superb
inlendentr aa GenemMcClcllan. O"
riifuoyiH( v.si vutucrco Bays "
-;'Had Geneud:McCaella beeo a flexible
politician, although a Democrat, the Sen-r
ate. would probably have ratified his nomK
"u"u mwuuk uciaj, uu cuduiuoh (uai uie
members should- have share- of the natt
I rrw m . .
jronage.; . ine reai objections to tne nomi
:nee were only that be could not be used by
iuu puniicians. abo. inese : oDjections
would lie against -any other : man whom
(name iGqv. -Robinson t would 1 be likely to
it Indeed, the veto of the bill ia based:
upon the fact that no manjthe3d1
verndr would appoint would be ao-'
tceptable to - the persons who voted
against confirmiDg Gen;" McClellan's
appomtmeni;?
merce remarks i- - utiri tzX ns
"For his approval of that bill would have
)the effect to throw out of office 'the 'whole
exist! hr canal administration of the State:
auu iu uiB (.Itui Ul tt V.UUUUUCU UloagfCC- A
mens oeiween tne uovernorand the Senate
:as to the selection of a Superintendent the
anais would De leit absolutely without a
managements !If the4,bilf became a law
jand a. Superintendent were agreed' upon
there would not be lime enough before the
ionenin? of the canals tn oet thn nw nfH
Scials into harness and ; the : new svstein at
(work, i The changes made at such ad' uin
peasonabie time would only: lead 2I0 haste
jand confusion in ,the canal, affairs. The
'canal regime for the past year has not been
ja bad one, land the worst that can happen
from thevetoof the bill 1b to keep the canals
ia year longer in the present hands: under,
the general direction of the Governor.? . :
VIWU Ul - VIUV. AVOWtUBVU ..111-
uicates great firmoesauaftd bonesty.
je clearlyd6ea;n
uu ciiijueB 1 sjuau ge, npiu Yor s tne,
tate government,, apd, jheiboldly and
.meets thein: 'it:; th oatsefc-
f the people are true and1 iust 1 tbeV
Will sustain him 'against' hii onemleS
?uu Br enemies,.-,-.. ,tAk. , ..-.Ki
Prince' Ksmarck.bi
viiaiiceiiorBiiiu. out, not tu imoisiry
-v . H
of foreign ffaire? iigpaUpp :
excites muobd iscpssiop abroad pmong! i
politicians, and -especially in Berlin.5
He is i unquestTdSablvaeVy" able
mau'-r-the greatest, liyifigstatesman'
Ie is thedne mau in ;a eentPry'He
resigns bsten'sibly because he is' over-
forked and 'n
luj we cup. irom iue iiaitimprq tr-.
i. which t ihrpwjB.;-; Ijgh t.;upon the
great German statesman's actions sii
f i'Bismafck's huff with the thief -of -the':
admiralty may costGermany; dearlyf This
is a critical time for any European premier f,
to ,quv ui poai,, most pi.. ail ne premier. oi
Germafiy.'whbhasTieen, to all intents, the
ismarck has all the Information and every I
llttpjflmb af Ills finAM"Ana TTa linB flt.t
exberience.: the craft and the 'boldness tb
cops . with the best or all ? .of the nremiersy f
There seems to be no man 4n:r Germany tqJr
between Camph'ausen; as chancellorl and
utKquis pjaue. jaia wortt nas.oeen ajviaeq
ir
Von BuloW,i as minister of ; t oreien -iaffaiieiii
but f the two j wi pot make ;oqe; Bismarck, . h
it may be that, the prince. phaacclior, jErom,
his retirement.- will still keeb a fatherlv eve'
qn hia united 0ennany and her - interests." r
t 1 ' 2mjjls
At . the Jast ,Uniudiitatea. census there .
were zi cities in .utis.Btaiei th' list m too 4
long.ior '.VMjajBOSBfr&fibmJ
1 6tihCarolina;cah";;beat
York, t.-There t aTe5 JcieaJpp,
hand just jatfi tbtf litae $nu.more:iDa
. v:y "-- - i,.rf- t v I
v 8
.- x "'J
M t -sSKef;
also rakes h fpWits very partisafi W
lion Hr rejecting1 Bucna'papltf
-ffiW JnsM-l'l -5:1,5 ::-.;i-j
ir4y?
'ioSimiol ;unde?tHe:
ijii.ii
iii?owHUuHttu 3 ;Wore:: ; tui84enimeni8on or ooutn jaro
TyflnpiswwdatAppoE :tbxCpurf tmawaiman orop
BMe -which he' thought ) i wpuldCbe I ema-n aeeniu
Tjatte.d5npptt jtcfrstudeiv RevJ D j 4""yjon8i
SjoJtvTrginiahas UtenvBoi
PCSili.tary: history ot our.f eatSohthV
ron-;., ;W,p JlQiii 490ted int : a Ittaleigh
W6a(T3PpWa'geTronv tt j book that
1sxf historica! ImpPrtance. bndassach
&4 refbdattTh aciunt of tie
-ten)tekaWffiwlifftr
43raut'; they exchanged polite 4 salutationsl
tb&fetence lU' reference - to the subiect
mat ne desired
gaWeti ofitheir-t'eorespojodsnce : -fGem
rant returjoed yqur. sword, did he rot,
eberalttoae of the company t ked ; llre
wnerairoae oi tne company t ied. bb
oldheroi jftaighteBwgrhlmseU up. repiiea
cers shoul 1 be..
BOirender and of course l did not offerhlm
mine. Ali that was said about swords waa
that GeneraJQrtnydwJfigizedJo me for not
wearing his own sword; saying that it had
goae on m DM; ; Daggagey aaAihe Jiad wen
uoaoie to gej it mtime.'" - .
.1 ;f''fc-aii w i.'iaviH'
Jl,
The!:people':
8h'ownfthem8,erve& i greaiiuadversity ;
W6 annPt doubt that they will prove
tbenselves if worth iy W'" their" ' nmb
u'"6 otiu auu . it uuw iu;ir vu ; me
glories Wfilcbf encifcle loeif histbryj
by; bearing; themselves jsety.Pnfc
dently,vtpmp
ejheajjf0ihe sisterhood ,of
Shey ai?q jhad a;veryje
gular.and; pajafqjy'ypejrje
(have been,; treated ? aacinsurgents ibyi
E obeying the laws of peace. They
have beelnHanvedTT:::tne
ov,;ireemep : wu ust , bud jeciea w - tne
bnrdena of " .taxation. -Tbey ;? have:
been abdsed; persecuted and defamed
and all in the name'bf ; constitation.il
v isutj at last tne .ena;nascorae to,
night of desolation passes;. away, and;
the ; harbinger f of i prosperity - makes
bright the coming morn.' '-We offer1
them ,; our !' 5 'sincere congratulations
'hl'- rril' i i'i. yJ.'V?
buw, as we oHcouereu fcuera in ooio-
jrous days our . prof bun dest sympa
kpWo ;tsttb
jasjlruitf ul in gracious results as their
past ten -years have been bleak-and
junprdfi table. . ?Tne cnrse of -carpets
,uagiouj ii ao icoicu upon Liitrin uk a
Mdeous higbtmare. ? The very foun
jtains of. prosperity nave been-niade
jdry, and nothing bat manhood and
honor appearedtPJe1na1nr
jand despoiled, slandered s a nd op
pressed, tbe people of South Carolina
aVe so borne themselves as to excite
be deep Commiseration I of 1 generous
learts everywhere.'; -e broad day-
ight is once more oyer them, and now
or obedience tQ .law, . for ; a ; faithful
ischarge of every, duty, that belongs
to citizehship7f brpedce and good
jwill among all classest and conditions
and between the -rabes f 's - !
'nTne?4A,rf fortqa'e. pilthe.meiKwbp
hreaor direct their destinies. Hamp
on bas: shown' himself las I'wise . aha
kv ell-poised, in ooaneil.as; he was dash-
ng and fearless !iP'fttiettented field..
Heha8 able ; men around-bim-4-men
jwho love Soutli Carolrnd atfd kre true
p the Son th. ' A ; greats work of rev
Juperatmb--qf buttgnpf wisely
ippryjQg: ttbe new forces and new'
mergies, has tq.be set in, motion. 'jesAr
State; has jLp ;bp brought back by en-
ehtr'tbil tand' caref at
husbanding qf :resonrces to its former
yi?aevirth ahdJ jadiciouritqil; See;
SsVi; li MaaMBMBc he jState i8.pol:
disturbed bv broils '1tn''Tac(idtf8r-yBa:-thp
laws are, as- promptly obeyed as
fithfpllyf executed;1 We irds that
ina few) year.-tbe -whole" State; will
blossom as the rose, and . thatthe
t ' . ij J a -Pi':. 't;' fi.i :...,---.,' .. ; - Th
drtionioi prosperity that once marked
i-tOcl
rse-;is. getting tired?of .
f t';; f
gbting rahepalefacef. He'wishes
nop imore.'to; smokea the memorial
dowrihis offensive rweapona and.eink:
ipto the 'greeh; paatttr"'atid sit by the
still-todier pwvidelong'suffer
ingiiiorViPgAndJgeuerous -govern.
men"tHabdAfifteribtiirldredbr
are oij .heir way 4p t the Spotted
Igency. Sitting- Bull is not yet re
qoristfucted, ; .sq : be w; Jeavihg :his
banting grounds for ' the British-DdJ
mons -jLeyingpis pquniry iprxnjs
"! , -r r T'-ii i i, " :i.i 4
in inpsi, empuac tones r o, sir;, he did
jet l!fle tM io oppbrtuBiy c f doing sol
itim ws! nnraeu inat ine
Itr cannot be done : in a dayV or! a
Arteries ptt trade. will beat strong and
fulfanowihVa?feImrnl,di 'thAf ; 'ftniti-
1
lmiro"n dbroadManyfof ur most mteUigentmei
Carolina, ss -ttt---htMi rii and women are .wearing feans einzham
ber, anu-mmyoit Pf l. :Wiq otner
prodflJtic-Ar6of A charaoter-to en
title his' me mdry 'to1 be' ' gratefully
aud -f ' adMinbgWl cberisbeli,?Tne
Chakestfeaff:
f-Bmy emotiob i-df fiis heart beaftrnetb
the p cause . ofr South. ! Carolina and of . the
South, and in Jier cause he risked and lost
alL r His works rajn to vindicate and Il
lustrate the? State; in which.le was Jorn,
and in which he lived and died. and for
whose rights! bei contended; itb; ataart
xeal, ldvh4srjas$preath.
and the' hodrwhenBopth. Oaroli&a is Just
restored j 40 bee ancient freedomr to leans'
plete this unfinished meraorial tq her most
Ii .''? 'i :; W4 1 ! -.,;-.ii,i 5;i--f'i
txe ueverwrote any .pacersmntl
ttcccfTanyi ppery enaittfs Harry:
arewjorjq Jead4.ng r.eyjen , pow, ; when
8ensatio&altsiD:itt' fiction ts io-popnlar.
aaC when the : taste of -men and wo-
men is so low anicKfcsis?Pi;-
r'.-VVe are.'elad 2toaee it stated .that
sp hemyemebeill e se af66t-lS
VWP.f ve-j tppjimopuBipnt, tpat-was to
haves be'eff erected w rafem&rytbf bim,:
A bronze- ppst ;has beea completed by
Mr Ward of :New; Tbrkl at .a cdsi
Fairnerd conntf bave 'supplied the
graptteQr a memorial .shaft. ; Some
i !Onr proposition is a simple and not an
onerous. one,-for the raising of the fifteen-
nunurea poipirs needed. ? Xt each county
in the State contribute, on an averaira. the
sunt of .fifty dollars, and the thing is done."
Mr. Simm8 was a printer in earlier
and shed 'genBrae' lufttreppMOnf the
Sonthi;:tl8hafV;
his virtues f and abilities be rpraem-:
lilt
' :Te (Muinbxii fiyquirer lays that jlberi
are lorty-nve, cotton ' lactones jir. Georgia,:
m, in aciiTF -operaiton, and"-paymg diyi
dends,1 either in; money ".or; "stock. They
consume abont 1 bo. fioo nt no nnn tmipa nr
cotton annually.' -' Columbus- claims': one-
iiLin oi tue-toiat manuractonea or. tne
---- t P C v -i, -.i3ci;a & Sa:-efet
f We give still another argument in
PPji.jp;..,;manniaptnjrmfc;
Georgia has ;,steaily,f ad vaneed in ? a
State'5 of the tSouth. ' He forty-five
cotton 'j factories - have ' had a great
sdPal to do with her1 ad vancemen t ! on
'the highway-of sudcess and ' deyelop-
.ment. North ' Carolinians may well
note the above statement. ; ' --
We published in bur issue of 20th
frebraary, an account of the forma
ion of a' manufacturing ' company at
Augusta, with a1 capital of 1150,000.
It " is to- manufacture1 silisias" and
brown sheetings. -; It is' to run -20,000
ppindles. As we' announced, the cap
f tal subscribers to the stock are from
: But thd Gedrgiiha iogb:otsstdp iar
heir efforts to. make : money. eiThey
Leeshpigjpn
Another x factory' is announced at -
Augusta; jwith1cap
Spiqdles, to manufacture!' goods sim-:
Milis.'?:; vThe: city government: has
)feeg appealed tdUp doate the site apd
urnisb the' Water supply. i r . ;
How many factories will he begun
n Ndrtji Carolina during the i present
iff to-i(Tt a f J- -H r.ji '-f -T'iiV 4 tii&i -vf in-U- i j-i:
If. ;C. FACTORIES.
k$T,-t:5:;
-A
In replooar rquestw
ber of SpiridlCsn'ea
'Cir6Hfi&!jfapibirielBt-1 and dltoupt
pfSedtton 1 - dohsnTned-,; the Orpfiarftr
jefsay?
:? We aie sbrry feaodrinforinate will
not justify an attempt to comply with a
reasonable request But we will say that
Several saw-mills in our State are how fur
bishing Northern markets with vast quan-
uties oi diocks ior spools and snutues. and
that: many of. tha . factories are enlarging
their buildings and their operations, Many
thousands Of new spihdles will commence'
theirvtapid revolution :duriae ?the nresent
month. - .North Carolina .yarn .and North, h
PoMvllnaUUtk'Aatil -Jit-- . ' 4"
and linen-finislrdomestic; spun abd woven
! by our own people. ?" This- is trde dBde-
ptjuuence, ana mis encouragement ox nome
enterprise is giving- us the resnect Of the
P Northern T pele. -5Jt alspH explains ?pn
-nuiw t uun,Muies wim .vnose mercnants
who boy 'Everything in New York -and i
1 WBtiH? :llag D4f f actprieB4j ,
i; How do. the views of men. change
ii
tiamep JTvef aYwaygb
pffairs ; iust f as - with' less jprtunate
mortals, -fi osion cyme, in iooi.
said .this of Lincoln: f . -
, i "He, may he. honest. Jbbody cares
has neither, insight nor iproYisiorJ nor deci-
" aeiwerfjn8igni noriproyisiorj nor aech-f
v, iruppciy auu grvw uivii Vyf. yw""wu ui mmnuu women.
r " re"rr " I examination is taken ittv a-mavktratr
M
year r at. pays .very , nanasomeiy in
Georgia,1 why not in eur own State ?
jxis.'Fiafctswi;li5g?3
,i As the resuU qf therece
fw.tf.li ' . -jil 1 li'-.i:' I
"-'6"k guus wi j-inany qi ine;. f5oninern
rates otf freigMshas feeaseoV5; fc
timi
that nothing less than, the newly cstabl'iss
ed rates will pay; them, The ;.?barlotte
Observer,, referring to ; this matter, says:
'Thereseemi tobe, howeverAa disposition!
op the part of
aome cxrapro ries,t
ft
aa it is irnpossibla to t-keep tip the"!rdad9'tj
, w yriuea wmcu naFe seen
Chareed a urine thn nast six month..n . Th
Gbairver say s rates have heetc isfcreased ibrom I
W cents dn f firsiclafe odds f rpnflNew
PrtPhaadeipbia; Mi
centamiamiTad (UlS fimp leach
of these otots to'Charrf feerale brf t&e
7: . rrJfaUlg4
makipgaifcimecu
. n t "s. u.,uuj . uu
droves ot. csttie : here duriagthe ? preiseiit
season, all of the best quality of beeves,
seven of whichVas' a - sample,: aggregated
fl5x'; thousand ' eight 1 hondred ind twenty
pounds gross, and he har 'another ;auppiy
etill to come.' :If tooredf fhe famers'm
thirsectipft Would jt
Jeast : a good portion pf: h:;tq the raisisg
and improvement of stock, ? we would mot
have to send to a distance , for ou - choice
T r -r t.s 3 fcrt
XT. S. District Conrt.'
i.The following have been 'drawn to. serve
as jurors at-the approaching term To? lh
CJ 8. District Court, which cdmmeaees fW
hi city;dnUi9 OpistJfr-f y!!
ffNewjaanoveun7o
Alfred jwehnR'Cr
Belts, 'James H. Carrawayi Samuel TSfoJ
thrdp;Wnnam ! Oldham' arid Joiin'W?
St'Georgei.i:fe;;P vhaii i
Duplid CouaryrJames.'TV;; Cox, j.
Newberry, ;rp
Brown, Sibens Cooper,,, Wither ington
-f '-.,11 lv. .. . .. ' ! .
James P. Shine and Joh n GoreV ",
Brunswick DountyWm' Wallers,. Jas.4
C. Grimes, Lawsotr K. Skipper, Teler Bfqa
ark Richard Dosher; John W;'Kinte, Jno:
Pounds and .Gerneri? ia C&iS
'i-h - ,:;----':-T ".. i.i-3ilfif-Ji8ll
Important to Jnatlcea of the Peaee
1 The following from fhe'Rileigh Mm ?td
ill;
V Justices otthexPeacePandlCleTkil
Courts are'reminded that; by an actof,4h?
late General ' Assembly, all writings re-
duired by lawLto be registered canine
Knowieogeo or. proven before, a, Judge, a
Justice of th'epeace. or the Clerk' bf anv
Court pi ' Record having a seal except, the
jegister oi ijeeos. ; x nese- courts ; or offi
cers; except the Register, can alaotake the
of
the county ,4a; which r the instnamept fato
De registered, the Clerk of a Cqurt of Re
cord, as above, shall adjudge that the safisd
is correct, . and shall, under a ; seal, order'
the deed to be registered: and when taken
by .a magistrate and to be registered in any
county other than that in which taken,such
clerk shall, under, a sealad judge that; the
acknowledgment, proof or privy examioa-k
tibn is correct, and that the- magistrate was
a; Justice of the Peace ot the time of taking
oy me uierx oi ixecoro. or before a Judge.
the seal of such court shall be affixed to all
writmgs. --.!-;.' "vv.-.: ..-!; --:-: ':-di
- The Clerk of any Court? of Record can
order an instrument to be registered but
all writings must ultimately i pass through
the office of the Superior. Court Clerk, as
that officer is charged with the dut v of col
lecting tbe registration, and, in somecasea
Justices can how take acknowledgmeat
prooi or pnyy examination wlthoot: com
missions being issued op them and evBry
instrument of writing required to be tegisr
tered must have the seal of a Court of lie
cora amxea meTCiOsivf jSrruTh 3r-
t These are the chief features ofMhe-new
law.which Pas just gone into effects ;
bathe W.:CSfAiL?Itftoget
abenC 80 Casks of; 'spirits tnjpen'tine,!;i5d
barrels of : rosin; 400 hew spirit casks, &c!,
was etilirely destroyed by :flre on Friday
last . The fire was caused by the boiling
Over of the charge in the still -The loss,
is estimated ; at $3,000. upon which there :
fra M4t: Follow ttrxK fo'jifai
The Grand -Encampment; of -thf; Jnd
penoeniurderorudd Fellows will meet at;
Baiisoury on I'uesday, tbe 8th of May next,
a nd the Grand .Lodge; oa the eyenipg of
wm aajei aira J, I." Dudley t wilkxrepre
sent prion Lodge and . Campbeir Encamp-'
tnent, ofthispity
i'Ji if'- sr?Ut;
telartmi ntutsii&f&f.
f We ieathaarrahgementa haVepeen
made, by the Board Pf Ckunty Commis
sioners by which all . debts. : contracted ,by.
thecounty since the 1st df'JaWuaTyfiS:
wm jjo iuu iu iuw iViuwt qt iuor,-;iaim
On presentation of the? same'at'reitlier (he?
fiank of NewHahdv6f ' br ' the'F!rsf?Na5s
2pvf.1ef pparacS
Up by Mrl Eyarti9 lor; thd'lidnislaha
Commissionas erb'olQis'cPriraD'dt;
mvdved.iltibinks : -ilschierxer
tiqiisUfBtd
extraordinary letteri of instructions
ErarU ria oPe3o.jt
mep - who "areurljrcapaWd;
a-attieBtnitcd9t.wnb. - :f si,tsg d
5 Vfc5""B"W"""Biayv,4.I5r,-
pocKAipl0rp
hbodtjfourjinjiesrpm
expressibg themselves clearry, direot i
lynfciblJitylew
r wranBays.iSiaiixigui. ana i,wirouguom me coBBtnr pave voted r
fwnv-'shmroac 'taLi,;"-; ;
No blush of stain upon LUl r? 1 " '; .'.::.V ' v i
Deny it he who can! ' " -' r - - ; .'.' . : f
IVr friCnd and fc9"hav;bu.t one rd ' " 1
"God WOt a kni.rht!v inai M . ' "
Through him the. grijjd. Ar' :urian a
ArB.b00rht.aff&in toRT' f i v
And courtly deeds and courtly praise'."' ""--; :::::'.-:.-':
Renew their golden turthl.-iA; k
The gorgeous splendor of thff past'r?
Whlch.fa61e4:te5eiia tella,e:ir?tSi
iTougbkimisbroBght.bereTegas ;
rjlir linjth-acletl rzw jf-. I
No booted kniffht in trma hAlto'&M-- i
JE'er wore a lordlier iua9:f0f
auu itiunr nRVPr nairwvi vmmrf ,rw;: .t:.) i 1 :.-,-- '-'--, : . ?
He battled fofiifs"dwn7 but when r "r-
Pat .tAh!iw1 th a raK4 it it,f 3f u i
,he stall, hat she might Mesa ttrwclj - ' r-v V - . -
. l"ww"-. u uinicuunu ...... - : v. .. . . .
TbrherO whose UBtwnisSeoTgwdfd' : " ..': -:.;-:
leama brUhtest in defeat, r V - .
TO l11" in scorn Jromfortuhe's horde . -Tq
kneel at honor's feet. . ,7;.fn'i a ;;: ; - .' '..
iHkte off tjftlihough "no Victor he - '
r The-laurels he haavnn ;.!.-: .' - ""'-.' ' -
'Stand peer beside the proddestbaysM
T-eTfafe'rjrouriest himrnivin a : : . ' -
.Hats off , A hero passes. by.,-,": " . f :. i -.r '' : - ' '
Avrose of chivalry,' ;-..;: ; .;.-:
: -'A vaiiAnu,I..J-M -
:I 1- "M u, UWA mhi cap o Mr I ?'. f
warn
!Msternrth"'0'li-bpl,tn
????(:Pine beJ gen8ppt of iM
Qqslqwv and Duplin ivie?with"ifreir
l'i0; in r the ; : ;
production, of ipdiap-cdr f 166,0,
lndceo,the reclamation :ol; these lands t
.would -be i the0beginning of 5a new era " : ;:
ipjthe agricultural interest in04his
mMs$ legislature Y-v'
S?Bii efcSPJniea,v berni B S
Ite:!tbe
-SajPe UthqrizingS4ip4in
structingftetpepitBotia .
UreVtlnr?fisKgDd ' .
convicts at'tha expense' ofhe rtite;
ttpet: prpper and sufficiept guard,- to ;
dig a canal through Apgola Focpain, v v
and 'con'8triid',aiong;i(SI banks a', good :
public road,' suitable for the'- passage . ' :
of wagons, carts, .carriages and '! alt . '
kinSvpfjyehiclesi said cana pr begin
PtjCrdom's bridge, pn. the Hbrth Eaat '
river, in Pedder,"cdunty, . running '
thehcd in5 aneasteriNirectidn ' to - . S i
some point on the easterti side Pf rsaid "
Eocqsin, wherpy.er . the greatest ood . A
?W resalt;toahe Igreatestnombetv.fc
IP order" td;r further '4'and.T foeterii:
wuio -gicab. uuierprise a-targe 'aa-eaf T
thusiastio Meeting of ths dUzePs of f
Pender county was held m.tbe Court -
nquse,iV1at, boning Washington J ni:y r wa
IMondayi AbrUi' jhtikteiskbi f
from" -r iiiiirTinli'iinwii.- ' n.iiTi'a.'',' 1 "" j
paniel Shaw;q;iwas Cun4nimously 5
"KriTr-.-s" uV1f5 aqa,, jiur-v -::AKSti':sr'
phy requested o :act sas Secre&wi";. f. I
RTheintfoduceratidizeaio ? .f J
cate dffthecana ?
ford, beinii present: andbeinwlnndlv- ' c- I
jdalTed for, c . ?: J
introducedrr byrCoii John I
pdwepfocededlto gifeit brief ac-t
tedunt of the nassaere of the hill, an.1 1 '
afterwards delivered
jaddress, showing tbe great and incal
culable benefits .wbksh'would necos-- r
Warily be secured to 'the., farming: in ;
jterstsJpfEasteiNp by
jtnetjrebiamatiqnrf PflJ these j swamp
anus,i.ana auer giving- the meeting
liuuu ; gooa ana usetui advice snd :
Pi01nrog it'oppn the citizens pf , Pen-!
eto'eee itli&t their riehts and inte- ':
ests were ! well guarded and ; protect- '
dtfin tbismatterabd thattheioww -
Mpnj MIHljdjf aithf ully , ex;C
ru "-.PHa ; jPy5: P8 seat amid, the cbeers; .
ia applause of i,he andienceijiisrj mK;:
Resolutions of thanks were nassed -
ith much warmth to John D.i Stan. ; ;
drd, Esq., f or his ableateresti
ngdress.n:j.
n motion: Darnel Rhnws.:.W.;I.
Rivebbarfc and-EliH?hiver vwerea
ippoipted as a commit of. : confer-;: -
ip3 'inegotiata: z with ohe Governor
ind thdardodmmissiefiert" bf
hPeentiirthi
!eJTihU Pf iePJyneyorjV
uyvsyj ft jrdpte f oe said oanal so: thati.
he convicts can 'commence1 workrin C
npdiately? f .ps X.atJ ..tii . ; 1
rcceeagsthift figeg- t;trana-ry
: nitted Jta the.:Wilmingtoov-STAK and ':
:-:'
Ea:;&JJthadre ua.!;; fvf
J Ttf ad article Wfinefparpei-bag ct"r
made a discovery .'which; has: been ap- n 1
paentto;all botbjpartisansr
many''yfearsi,It s'ays f - -;: ;
1 taci tpaOhe
party; ihas beep runnings a t political f
poorhousp' qdite .too tongTherone" .
fatft)-efeSBtoits-spo
ffharbithaavep
ty?OT adventhrersw
without etandior.orPonsideratirui in .
any Northern community, f and ,whov
Ufaat propped Ipp'by J theXCuited
'Vi'-.
dlectedto any lofScd bvi colored: mn
dfithe . South, , to faB ten 'themselves j
apdnhe;prndthe: country 5aa?:
the representative Republicans of re-i
Ky? 2dcrf,Wthf therequesta
lKa tbdv huWiftn'thA ami ' 5 ..- -.
wvumi uvtcu 7aw .v - - - - x-f - . .
4 Sad theiZWA h -
years agd it might have , one theW . , I J
wmumjt a BcriiWi .as li IS. I DO VerT ; " ' - ' I
naen ts ;in r the Sonth have at lenc?th4
proved tbeifdownfaltf:
tnrougnout tne couptry pave voted
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