North Carolina Newspapers

s-.-- . : . ?-f- NOTICE A MCE Imut and lnt for Hi nt n. this City for 111 X. i'r 1N7. For p'Utl.'lli "IT1.' ' ti. ixwi.-.. Do 29-1 w Progress and Sun.lr1 , Agent. FOR RENT. rpin-: Hons- ,.i 1. .i n 1 -II. ll W.i ttV. ro :.l . l.Ti .w'i m the ! 111,',. ,'. l-OIill. lie. il if fpilK t-i.. in- mi.. .'.'hi I.. .',11 Vi .1 ,1 -inn I.. ilA.-v iS. ii-.--j.i-1. 1 select M iiooi. rott koi n. Number or rnplln Minitcil (o Twenty lhe. UI.Y l !ll. l.ACV. Yi'M. !. I.Ai'Y, The rv.-r.-iiMi of this a I'lUNi'ir.! . Assist int. It.w.l will ls rcauined on Thursdav, Dip loth, .lap ln',7. l tin schistl-rutim IKITlll I'f tit- lllslltllii ll fol tilt! Ocaf Slid lUIlll and roiitinut tw.-nly vv. .1,". liv.ys Hill I tlior.u -hly prepared for Coil ge, or for biirVtnt-es. 'ii ition : half in advance. TruMs : made knnwu ua application lo the Princi pal.! iAec Zi-.1t APrOITMKTl mil RvviIOKR It IK TBI T M. V. COrKRvKNCR. Warren, Wilwin. at Warrrnt.n, Per. Jan'v. 20 A .10 5A li 12 A 13 I .l A 'J l 2 Ay it 1 li .1 i A 10 i.r.v it 21 .V 21 2 A :i Tawhoro, at Tawboro Roanoke, at Ebt-nt-ivf. Williamstou, at Wil.iAiuststrn, Ph mouth, .it I'lvui. uili. Washingl-ii. at Was.ijnji.-ton. itath, at W.sKlst.sk. MaTamui'4tt, at Hwan (Juan llattcras, at Hattcrae. Feb' ll.ir.li Tin- llistriet Steward upturns', will 1 In I.l at lli,- Church in Tawl-tro, i-ti Suturdnv tin- 1 Jtli. .Inlv. 1 he t-ltewaida an- Mi'wr. II. Palmer. K. A Tliorli. Mar riin Palll' . It. K. Wt ..ItitTHU-1. ( hoi- bhllinm, John Arthur. .Jas Cs'k anil I r. M. A. Long. I lo not know who urn the Stewards for Wilson and llattcras. ll Irt t'Hj-'i t'inl that ail should kni pr- tM-iit. Ab ih-rotnniH fn.m ti't Annual 'onf-ronci thna ftvr lii-iiratt. that tin ' Kan for th- inlnnluftloii of Ijit H-prrtvelitatioii,'' prvWisi'd l.y tht lat -n-ral 't'lifi-n uct-, will b.mii U vtftii i&lly ajinnuurc-vl as iho law . tin.-tVhurt-h tiit-tlittrn-t Stfuar.lt in anticipa tion of put-h aniiounc-ni--iit will t-lfct roir lWryiite to our iif-xt Annnal CuffrriKN, in nf.nuilT with the proviniiinti of paid law. Mv l'oft Office, for thi-prcwnt, is Tawlioro, S C. Tip!- SffcnlMlnB'wTttflii Wfeifina i.f this thot will oblipp niany of thi-ir r. ;idiT l.y piihlinhing thp ahovo mtlicp. K. S. MOKAN, I'. K. Iin-211-tr mr. m ;iie. Iff now prppartvl to rt-wive boardert. at th Honne ou ihe curuer ol Iaii and IUv ami St., Ut Mou taim Houa?. ) Good Transient ami aav lirtaril. llnurt oi .tiai; Itrc-akfaiU f.J to S- o'clork. Uet 28-2w Ihnni r 12 to 1. Hiippr C to 7 DESIRARI.F. IIOI SE AM LOT FOR REXT THE autxxTihor wmhpiv to rt-ut n;t. for tho "inMiinir ' rear, the Honw and 1 it, ini mediately N'trth of tn fepiei-oal Church. Th Rtwae is comrntviif.u!, haTinn eii(ht rtvm and all neeesrr out-houses. 'otttseasioD Ktyen immediau-ly. Kor terma. apply to ROUT. V. HWWoon. Dec 2A-1W MRS. TATLOR'S SCIIOOl.. THK nut MesBion of Mm. James V. Taylor's . hool f .r Hoys and Girls will eoniratic .hi Tn-stlay, the 1st. day of Janaary 1S67. Terms I20.0U per session of At months. riecitWlw W dTaNTHONT, J. O n. M'TTAf.L, ATHOr St M'TTALU (OMHISSI0N MERCHANTS, c o ' e , N. '. Prompt personal attention given to the sale or jur ebaae of Cottou. Cott-tn Yarns, bacon, Klour, Naval Stores, and Merchandiae GeneriaUr. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICTTKD. airxarstcia. A. J. Yrtrk, MeDonald Huni, B. W. Foard A liana, V. A. Archibald, Concord; Cook A Rons, Vt.tl'leaaant; I). W. C. Benbow, Ireenstioro, and Kditor of the Hentiuel, ltaieigh. Dee 'n-Ua AREAT RAI.E I AT Al'tTION. j HOHSEH, MI LES. AllKICl Irt'UAL IM- j PLEMKNTS, ir.. Ac. ! BP. WILUAHSOS A CO , will s 11 a! auction on j . the Market S-tiarr. in the city of Jialeiih, on , Tuesday, the ljih. davs.f Jannary. lo, at 11 o'clock : '. 1 Thorough-Bred Mahion. eight years ohl. 2 Ihorough-Bred hay Mares, by imported Fly-by . Night, ont of mares hr miport. d J'lul lirown ; J tfnv will In-six years old next Spring, IS hamls , hufll. gn wll ln'harrieee and nnih r the saddle. j 1 large l b-Ud harness Horse, y a rs old and vry i tvUfh. ! 1 handaome rhesnut -sorrel Horse, T years o.tl, and works anvwhere. 1 Urge bar Mule. IS hamls high, 4 years old. KcTeraJ irther MnVvs and llorses will Ix .M at j the same time. I IS ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, TO CIhE COX- ; 6IGXMEST, THEV WILL (SELL 1 new iron-axle J horsa Wagon, New York make.) 1 new dumping iron-axle Cart, 1 push iron-axle Carts, j 6 cast-iron WagunJacka. t Whetlljarrowa. j a Corn hhi-ilors. 10 new arehouse or tor Ti neks, small antl large size. i SO nw No. 50 Plows, Alien s pattern. I jo - " W ' 1 Elliott Mows, J0 " No. 11 " bet nut. . ,0" " l't " twoholse. 6 Pafuxent IMows. ' 10 doz. Hpadea, Ames' and i.tli i. Jim iirs. True Chains. Aiel ma4i uthcr valiinhle aitiolt The atteJition "f 1 artnt-fs ami l.r-esh rs is sp .-is.'ly railed tdlhi salt.- lhe most .h-simbie lot of b-rsen. and the largest stock of new aii.t'ioost hil.'v improv- ed agneoltaral iinph in. ms t i.-r ofl-rtsi at an.-tn.n in j :htt4'Vv"'l "w atOUia aui'imii. . .- ; It. f IH-ld - . ALT SALT ! 3,500 ?r FACKH SALT large full sacks, .hr. r-t ,ivsrpo-iJ, now landing and f,,r .u l,T A A AVILLAHD, Wholisvala tirittieraAc., JtitV 1 North WatrHt. WiUnjugtoii. X -' 1 Is Iin I-Togruss and bundarfl, eopy FI R WAMI.II. stt f. want iromedtitely, the foil-wing "kins, ' 1um-.'..i, and I ox, Opitowsuui aad Mink, s,nd others. --jihH'ti w w'H I'"4 Vnrr ' ! H-t f ' With II ajtT A brew hp . IBIIH PfATBS ND beet fafllllv Flour juilt rCtiT(sl and for aje I by 1-LTI.I I.f AM. JON KM A CO. Dwr -tf W housale Grrs-ers. tOtHD IITV AI K T to"- tm.-j-onIs co ! 2S4l Wholeaait ( .i t e r i UK ftETlNEL. n.i:. i-;. fj.Ei., i.in .ai.i., Editor. Kttlunlay ETonlntc, Jan. S, l6T. The Union Eegieter. ' This i llu' title !' n new Weekly paper jti-t j isoui J at ttniiiblnn uitliuul :ui lerputiaililu j ion...' !i !- piiufftl on new type anil gootl I Ppll Hi .i lll.ilir l.;l t rtjll..' Hll.irUlCI'. We have in i n i I tin. iiupiiKMou tliul the luiiils I'nr ils .i:li!ii Mii.in were eiiii-liv r.nc! n. tiie Null!:- , It ii pu!'!ilietl ly a t'liinii I'liKiisliino Cuiiip.i nay. We mtainly have no ulijac linn ti il t nanie, tier to :un pruju r i Moris to prnniote t lie : I'liimi ran--, 1-r we nrc lieartilv ami i .uim u n titiitsW ilv;viitel ti tin- I'liinn mi l the Cunitim j tkin. Imt pot totlic Kniiienl mt'tlin! of pnumi- i tinjj tlienf, whirli thin '-I'ltion Hester" U ile- if;neil to inhnnri'. Ii mivoi litis tin- nmM ( tliorouli inesj-urts pi.ip.is .1 l.y ",liiiians liill," i and oljccts to tin- lialiva tei pruponcil eitlii r I liy the Iloldm I'tvul Lill or l he Stevens' Mil, j containini the .-ame nut li. 1 lie "H -Uler" the whole animal or none, mid, in tine; ronsia- tentlv, imhexitatinjjly t uts olf from the r-rnllfl ! I'nion men, or, more properly, the 1 1. ililenitef, in this followini rcmtirks in reference to the II. il- i dcn-I'ool test oath "We have t-i-veral o .ject i tn tllOtltsh Some of its ..ni-:..ll that in regard t n.ll'r iL'e. an- this bill. Ill-tatoe ,tlv io-t . .'l.t 11. ! Iter i: :i;i v .iitld.l ....'.I b-e-i ri I .ci I. iv h. i i n t. and lilK-ral. Asa win see that it would in ai I i I,,v, h b s" 1 th.-r inle I , the existino state ..1 aiVaiis fill if any n bi I, i f ni:y int cut olf by tin- oprrntioii Thcrji4 vi re lew no n .-t 1 Man Ii I So I . r,- i ,,t i . i.v federal y vas ;t J ,i!:ire. -ci thev w. re cone, in, .!, ti h pi 1 I iiat t In f.in r, I. ,ii . -,- I n as t- tl -t'nii nce of the war. Hut v. h tlei th. v a . r. -r ;i. . they en 1. 1 easily Ike the . ,ai h w it h. .ut . Ian-, r of conviction lor pi limy, !,-ri! i -'.p.. il-ic for any human tri'-nnal to th ci.it t p-.n a loan's thought and inotive. In tin" inm -t net i.f bisheart, a tn iniii i- a i-h t!i'.- r that, but we cannot know it. AaHi; the bell n-mk-s- ,,n mii-l- .liltfti'ti.te i There is eirtainly no r, .i-m w ht a m in w h was a rampant rebel in lsiil, who entered heart and soul into secession mi l the w ar. but who, altera taste of battle and canipsiiijaiiii','. con tracted a dislike lor it, and (aim- home, to net as a conscript ofbetr, ami force his neighbors , in, and who, bv March lsii4. had conclude. I , that the Confederacy was a lost case, should be regarded with any more lavor than a man who ; stood fast for the I'nion in lsiil, '('. und 03, but having less forehiolit, succumbed and ' pave in his adhesion in lsii4. In lact.il there is any class of rebels, who desetve special run- , sidcration at the hum Is of our irovcrninent. it is i those who were the last to siicciitub to tin- pres ; sure of rt hellion. This bill merely ollem a . premium to those w ho w ere tin lirst to back ' out ot rebellion, thou-h th. y may have been ; the first to embrace it ami the most iulbienti.ll in inducing other t go with tht-Hl. ThW is v : basis ot reconstruct ion w hii h honest, earnest rebels nii'ht Hell term unjust. '' Mm cot er, the '' Hett'istcr ' oiies iiiiliciilion.s .f ' i ability, sincerily mid honesty, and a temper anil , decency far superior to any paper in the State advocating Kadical principles. For these n asons ' we placo it on our exclinn'e li-t. hopino that we ' mav have no cause in future 1. . change tmr npiir ion. We admire honesty and straight -forw an In. - any where. The Sri, 'hi' ' has never had an unkind word or feeling for a I'nUui man who houestlv anil openly avowed his si lit inn nts in becninin-j; language belore the war, or diinno the war, r since the war, and tor the same reason if respects I I any man, who, from honist convictions, before j the war was a I'nion man or secessionist, w h , prompted by his convictions of duty went into ' the war, on either side, and sustained it with all ' his powers till the close, and who, it a Confed- j erate, surrendered in go.nl faith, took the oath of amnesty and now supports the I'nion and i tho '-"institution tu the lt of bin tdtility. j Howevi r much w e may have differed in opinion with any man. if be shows himself an honest, steady man to bis convictions and principles, ; wo respect him. Ilenee it is we insist upon it, that the only reliable men in the South, that can be depended upon in future, are those who were and have been conscientious- Union men I all the time, and tliosn eouallv honest, who w ere I secessionists, or, bring I'nion men, became ear nest war men and sustained the Southern cause to the last, and arc now- avowed Iricnds of the Constitution and the Union. " batter saints," "red strings," shifters, now one thing and then another, we have no confidence in. Another Canard. It will be seen, by our telegraph, to-day, that the Washington Ktor publishes another canard from this place, in regard to the enforcement of the law in theease of freeilmen for larceny, Ac. There is a recklesstness in the statements of Iladical Hah igh letter-writers, who keep them aelves unknown, which i unaccountable. It is untrue, and we challenge the proof, that , a single instance id" w hippingjias occurred in j the State in the f as4 of a fri-etltii-in. or unv nne e!c. for tin- pui-ptisf ot ih'i.'t, elite.' an individual or to prevent his 1 1 1 1 1 g. Nor i it true, w e think, ti. ii at an, one term of any tvf oi.r I' I- -'.') .'t-,ts have been whipp'-l An l-we'l i lii-i! it i- i.,;i..!h I'd-T' that lhe c.liversiit inn. :i!ieg.. to l:av e t ik n place l-t ween iiiembi-rfc ot the l.t gislatur, . t , t r . took place, buinors origin-iting w it Ii . -,,n, 1 eaves iltt, ppers t-'inti. t Lo r !:t ! i,,,c s TitK WitiFi'is. l'.-i at -nit-, ill ii ( .inn i and MttssacliiiM-tlstae Bwluliv sU sk-l llwi , , colored crituinal adult In.- b.tn witipp,. ,,; North Carolina under a law -Mi i t han t be State, and which treats bbu k ntnl iit..tt- niininn's prisev alike. To slmw bow some peoj.h- rim . strain a! a gnat ami :il a latio1. M at is. , ul inltiriuatlon furuislied bv tjje I .! u 4-,,u Ul 84ience Assiation show- that .hiring the pnsi ' T-tr 4 i744 r iiiulilreu in the lioston .school- hi,. I , lieen chaspsed I 'i many of these cams th- punishment inflicted was id the Mit-te-t kind. Maleteacliersliaielji-riiknovintoii.se tin ru lrrs so roughly that tin i i tin,- have ihtn t on ClKxJ to a li"l ol jl kness as a i onseqilenre. 'I'll Ube and ttl.tiM; ot trifpirral ptinisltmeiit in selionl ti : . ' . ... is tintlergiing sotiie e?.aminaiioii in our. iiirrarv I Atncn", ami pernaps inve-Tigatnm wa'i . ,1,1 t, iinnroveitient. ,A-"t l.rret. .V. J . '.-t't.5 Our Stat Charitiei Reporio tk lyiciun and HuperinU ndtni of the Iruant Asylum of jVbrtA Carolin a, for the year ending Kor. 1, 1866. ltaUiyh : Wm.E. Pell, SMe Printer. Dr. Fisher' report of tho operation of the Stato Insane Asylum (or the past year, mtli ac comnnnviiiK papers and statements, nuikes a pamphlet ot some thirty pages, and i replele with interesting information bearing Uxu h In in iiis uii.l n nulls ul this noble eliaritv. I lie Supetiutendent sels mil wttu an expri- sion of thankfulness at the uniform p"td health which has prevailed in the institution for the past year. l'.iitv-MVi n patients w re discharged ilurine; the vrar emliiio Nov, 1, lSfifi, Icavine; 1 ".." in the Asylum at that dale, of whom 82 were males and H3 females. Amonr the many inllncnci s which arc at - lenipted to be used as moral means upon the inmates, tho most important one is that ol oi untary manual labor under tlieir respective at tendants. No effort has been made to keep an accurate estimate of the ntimU-r -of hours m which this labor has luni pel formed, or ol the aniouitt of work executed. Some idea ol the i itti r uny In- foniH-.l, when we mention that tlo- extensive farm and L'ardeu attnehed to the institution (for the inauguration id winch lr. I'i-lier Unserve great credit. I have been work -id principally by the male patients, and that i in- estimated value of the products lor the vi ar f-t'tii was t l.i'.l'-'.lhl. Among the items wi ll. .tic- Itl.ooo head ol abbaoe, S id bushels ul tomatoes, :;flO buhilsof turnips, :,j9 bushels of sHi-i t potatoes, 47U bushels of Nets, 1MM can li lopes, I :ti I bu-hi Is ot Irish potatoes, Ac. In the l-'i inale Department, tin re were made I I I stuns, b i. pairs oi pants, s., i,,-,i spu ;,n-, sT .lies. s. '.i.i pails i f so ks. and maul other .rtii I4-; while the ntera-a4 nuniber of pieces I II shirts. I.l4 nairs ol nants. si; bed siireud. iin mini per week amounted to 1 It is mentioned by Dr. Fi-hcr. to th, prai-c of the female patients, that, as a class, liny aie far no, re industrious and disposed to empioy mtrrt than the mules. ro that-it w-tll ! wu that tin- same characteristics obtain in the Asy lum as out of it. During the something over tin veals that the Institution has U-en in existence, there have been HO:! inn. rites, w ho have enjoyed ils U-m li4s. I if those who hare been discharged, 1T2 have been regarded us restored to such a degree ot soundness of mind, as to admit of resuming tin ir former p. .si Hons in society and ot engaging in the arious ncvvupnt ions of hie Many others, though not restored, were, by the influences of regular systematic treatment, so nun h improved as to justify their friends in removing them again to the family circle. The estimated l ost of maintaining a patient i b4hu( fJsW pt aniiiiin, and ilia shown,, by the statistics of eighteen similar institutions in various parts of the country, that this is about the average cost. An exhibit id patients received into, continu ing in, and discharged from, the Asylum, from Het.n, ISf.l, to Nov. 1, IMIM5, shows the causes of insanity to have been, in great part, as fol lows : 111 health 27, the war IS, epilepsy 17, do mestic trouble 12, intemperance 10, masturba tion !, loss of husband 0, hereditary 7, fever .1, religions excitement 4, jealousy 2, blow on head ll, iinretjuited love 3, bail temper 2, accouehmeiit 2, spn.-uis 2, disappointment 1, change ol life 1, Juo. lirown rnid 1. lnght.2, use of opium !, use of tobacco 1, hard study 1, tear of starva tion 1, Ac. The ages at which insanity is supposed to huvti e ominenceil with the above are (.ess than five years, 3 ; between live and ten 4 ; between ten anil fifteen, 6 ; fdteen and twenty, 1)3 ; tw en ty and twenty-five, 'M ; twenty-five anil thirty, "37, thirty and fhirty-fivn, ST; ' tMrty-flvii sea lorty, 26; forty and fifty, 27 ; fifty and sixty, 1; sixty and seventy, G ; unknown 05. We might go on and compile other striking facts lrom thus very comprehensive anil sat isfactory report, but we have not the space to devote to them. The state ot the institution, as set forth therein, affords the best commentary upon Dr. Fisher's fitness for his responsible po- sition antl upon the judicious administration of j the excellent Poard of Supervisors. No one I ran rise from its perusal without an emotion of gratitude and pride that our gootl old Htate has fostered so beneficent an institution. Wi shall take pleasure, in our next, in re ferring to the report of Mr. Palmer, the efficient Superintendent of our other noble State charity, the Institution for the Deaf, Dumb and the Blind, and collating sonic of the more, interest ing particulars connectd with its successful op eration. Memorial. ' The following is the paper that the "loval j men" of this State arp sending through the i country to be signed and then forwarded to i Thud. Stevens, at Washington. We have never j sifn the precious 'document, but suppose the j strikers here arc m the alert and active, anil I have or n.ai secure I he signatures of several Ir-eilmen to it. .Th-rit are very few il any i white nun in old Mecklenburg County who' nrr corrupt enough to put tlieir "fist" to it. I il tivv'ar4' tliran enough to do it thev arc! iisliaiiif-d to own it. Now the respectable col. ' on d man may. through ignorance, commit this ! a-1. but certainly ft w even of them w ill do it ' undcrstandingly. fb.iden icalculates tin a well ! signed paper from liaston. '1 may be that it , in iv et int. II so, how have tin: noble people of that cm c glorious county fallen, through bad and in u lieri.iis ieatlers, lrom their high estate : Uijt we do iin- believe that oncliundu 7 names tan be gut even there if the facts ate trulv rct lestntt .l. i'h'irlottr T ' iiiita. A lashionabtv dressed young lady wasswing I eg a lovely mntre antiijue ami a tnonst rons i il i ter along the siriit t eaten lay, when just jn 1 1 on t ot ii certain store she brought the heel , f her tlain.y gai'nr lioot down upon the caudal t mutative of a little black ami tan terrier, w ho ! as lazily basking in the sun. Iggy grrxr in- tlignant, res. nting the atfront. and, watching his oiiportimiiv. inserted a full ul of teeth in the 1 Cai4 till her U-ft. Wti did wit sinek with anifsjl, i I .... 1.1 I tl I IV..... tl,. ..I. ....1.1 i i 1 " "i"'"1 "-twv.A uiabsa.vi miuu.. i Doggy made a sbyht mistake that time, if h., ' n ally meant "bii-iness. -4 j St. fxnnn 7 line. STATE IfEWS. ' The Ncwbern papers, containing an ac- coMnt of 1.0 urrment, tailed to roach US. Wc condobse ail oocount from the (ioKUboru'Viiti . . 1 Wenly-two Knights appeal o. I, and cngajjed -:.i: .l.:..l. ... ,. i , jo me iniiii;, nuiLu w as pmnounceii 1 o wrxen lent. The address of Cuv. Vance wa.- short ' lint it was one of those happy little cli'orts mi peculiar to him." Ile remarked upon the unity I of feeling manifested that day hy the Hon them 1 ( people and iIiom- from the Ninth, who iin; n-si- leu Is auoii us, four ol horn um llmi behire , , him to t-onfefid for the honors ol I he day. ile , i trusted this feeling "Hmtld lK-cmie universal, and . believed it would, when the passions had cooled, esciled by the late unf n I unate war, .Vc. The successful Kni-lits were Mi-.t-. .1. )l. i Smith, of New hern : J I). I.aroipie, ol ( 'ra n ; j .1. K. Matthews, ul New-hern . I'. II, Ty-.ni. .-I t Wilson. j The (liien-n and Maid- of II. .nor Hen- Mi-s ( arrte Mcl.ni kl.in. of New hi t n ; Mi-. Nannie , UriK-k. Kinston; Mi s Sa.lie I'.-niic r-, Xew ln in, j Miss Adams, Wilson. i Mr. .1. M. Kulifson a, i he w inm r ol the priK(. bridle and si,!,!, . ! T1ie Merchant's 1'. ,;. buiidm- ; a- s,,'..!. -j : rewberu, on Tiiur-.lay. I..t t he sinii'of luo. vir y. i. vr,.,..,, .i, There were t!ir. e liuii.li. I linn i iu-i , in j Wilmington the pad a i : blacks. The miiiilji r , j ha"e Conn- ..rvv ar l and I habitation as man an ! v. Lite- an. I. I I ' eo.ljih i In I. . I tie ,, , . , , v - -I t . V, 4s,-.; - i I , I',- i ! - -hi fates ol i he licl.e. has rem h. d l.il'. the ."i,,.,!. l-'or the S.-iiliiiel. , imi luiui t i-riun tin:, y M .l uiii irv tl,,. !, i ... '"' '', ' ""' ' ' '! ' '" '' S-l"'"4 -..' vr hi- i. st ,i . , , ,, i, p,,r in l i i; 1 n ki I- it, I'4 which it sip me t In- vi ii -1 nl iin- thin- i I beam in ten v nr. Ils-ot unk j that tinnier iloldens l,m ,, ' u tin in air skoun.lios thai h ! . ..i i. . i , roit-.l ;.sl,i.. Im.iiI i,-.-,. nil, an. I 1 1 -1 . u. l hite ul utu ni"-;, ;. lit ftisf; t-r-r lit -!,.... 1" ; sni, .i Hiiv niui Ills tutllt to m- -i i, rirwrV trt tnitr. 4 1 fnnrf Ir Wtt444 n' tnf:, siiecMiust a uses looks tin vvav m. ior i necrn inai t.ii,-vu iio sliu.l voat in North i a l:l- I t il! lhe nigoers to voat l, I, , , , i ;i,,. Il'ivner lloltliu Clltl.l. I,t l...ii . :... t! s.j.iir Join s u reeilin in iiu- - is n.ul i i-l i,t n I li.t-n v ist r.i v t hat w hi n .iiviht sum tiv the iiiiiri rs s bihllil . inn ba k to I;, ,, il In w .-p, u-. u v t ',, , ,, p'.wi i lul, ;m I n : p.. -All tills saccis Int el its raiv soi I hate to . th- I loi n, I . an, I s,, h'l.Ts heei. :, I, en. I ile rit to j u about ii. 1 1 , ol the dinner, an ink the st I Use It be the ranked hind the war. in but I al ers i Slandinl thoit about in ittei in 1 1 Of I V. I, ll.l .: v. r tin gs i,i ginl ",l purl-. i A purlickler. Win War b. lite, ami it p are. I bio- t h, ,,nk. 1 to git lis. I t In sit it iv a- tin,,- tur :; ,v In,- '. -. r .1 I1.. Wis--. I'4 i -til tiuntr on to (.inn. r lb. l b., I i red string--. lm( U imv-'( .MMt-it-f ' Shnrin.aii ms a i iiniinin I s, ,i i , .;. UI ,, totlyin aii.spiniiiti re. I lain, nn.l I i-iif I mav I die tic I el ! I .li. I, h in 1 , ii, ret I stirim... tint ro in evry thing on the lot. even to th. ti.rki vol. I h r au the ole settin hen, an lie bt tt.i.,t,Mv ,(n,l smasht cf they diddi nt . -n! v , v t !i . in t!i hniise and called me adorn o.iv.ir,1, ;mi a-.e-l me why I en;t in tin- arini. an ab sj. That sort'-r siagg. rnatt . I no-, I -i i I li l.nt," on to the (Juviier, ai-1 do v it. i h,.. I t-s . - it s, n,n, me the Staudtiil. but l I,, , t,in,t to be a Illgg.T ile be tla.l iilunic.l e , in stati.l that, fur et thar is ennv. Ihing I its ., ne-jer, aa I dont ket-r w ho not-- it. I hi,t,-, itp-ttt a- owned niggers, mi niters p it !i i ; , v n. r ...!iii l!i-u it was a rich mans war an a p i n, ms li'e; an then tiiggers allei- turn. I i.p thai no's, s :,t tne ior tride to turn um up. j,--i a I o pig will curl his tale, an ef-bc aim got ie. t ale heal try to curl it. i an thai lle.l in.- i.n bohia an maul j nil kinder fun at me b. ka-.- I bad no iiig'.'eis .. an sense than- Inn tne thai idlers act- i--p-i lnl to a man as named nigger-, an when thai meet him its allers tctch thar hat an sav o,... I mornin mars Hob, gootl uinrniu mars .liin ; but urn t hay meet mo thai look yon way as u thev nttter ttetd me, an strut1 by. and vrrn-n Cftay git j past i neer um say. -( j,, ..'. r.i. Now, Mistt r Kdilitnr-. iu-alh i- bin a m. inbi r I tiv the church an alttn.ietl meeting regular, and I never tout none mini lile, an I In kuui a h.ii.it man, so-cnuhl, jest wlnn lliiiner Iloidin 1 1 . 1, and I dont wanter hurt no. b . il.lv, but w hen thay talk about lettin niggt rs i niV wel' lain a periesser I never have i usst d. but it makes np think tl'irn it, powerful, as the Duchman sed. I tell you, snr, a jio man is as go. i.l as a rich man. an we aint a goin to be put on the snie foot in with a nigger. Well, fvc rit too much, an ime so mad I dont no what iv sed. I'lcsc anser mi iii. -ti..ii rite olf. Voum tel tlcth, SAM S. INK. Pose Crip - Plees put all the stops, !in, ;,, like right, fur line not mm Ii uv a skollard, but I reck in you kin read what in- lit. (leneral Ilraxton liragg, fomierly of the- ('i,n federate atmy, is on a visit to New Oilcan-, I n the first time since tin late war. lien, llragg and Gen. Sherman, who were lib luU i.nd inti mates In the old army, dined together in that city on the 24th. Application lor 4 liai lrr. Wa O I Ite.1. Is lit-rt-liv itiv-li t Inst Hp) 1 1 made lo the It. iit-ntl A-, N..i 1 1, ( ,', , .ol ll,. low .Mi. rim i I" I I timing its pies, nt session, f,-r ll,- n th- town of Scotland Neck, sila.it. .1 ,n of Halifax County six inn,-- to.in in line 'l'ln ' ot jsirait limits , I' sin, I i... lhe lands ,-f Ii. K.liiiun.lsoii. . II l J. 11. Ilyi.i .ii, M C. Pe. I.l. j. tn. Ti n-t Hill A. ad. iny , William f itii.-r. i .. n.-t ,i:l g.-ss and Slaliifsr. N. II. .,.s, y, V,. I. tth-rs and to iiielud- live liin.'lr. .1 ii--i . s, Dec 12-1 aw 1 in MOTT A AMKIll). BARBERS AND HAIR-DRESSERS. M 1 FTlh. VI I. I.f. Sll. l I I, I'.ast-m. nt of tin-1 i:n i i s . p'n!,i,h P.K I'llEPAIlEll I- ,1" up ih. mi t ,i,-,,i : i J the hist Htvle. I 1 hey have on Input a fir soaiis. A--., and will civ., r j nn.T eolnforl'tl.lc nine: up Itive ns a call. Ian. 1 lw-. ,.;b..f 4i'4ri himii.i: i aim: tii. . itbv ii. ti. mi. i. I'm n t T Hit: si ss i , m ,,p. p. I)iiir,nv -l-l, Jho I'rincipal "ill I" iti'l. , I v , ot- i.t.tsinthe ilifh-ri ti, d- pin tn.T l.ts. Alt illJi S: ' 1'-'.' in silvan. . "inVtrtMs pi I s.-sit ai - f Jvitiiv . . :, sive . f Washiiii!. Knghsh Tuition. I.aitguagt s ea li . Musw ud uw of Ixisl.iJ innl, C.riitmgent In , ' F.r rtrcnlnrs 'dtTrr- it.-v. ii ; JanS-SaoIni In 11' llll.l,, I 1,1,, ,: I.' DIED. I A reaidnwofherhuhnd, in AslmllD, X. (' , VA' J Ueoomber laut, of consumption, in the t& t i "'' ottmf eltT4 Mr. V. bad beeu in feehle henltli for aonie time, and her dia w ni ....... n. i ... , horaetf oi fauOly. far many j earn she had he. u a devoted Christian antl Aim. in !. ...... ,r., ,..1.1 ... evoieu cnnstian. and dis.l in il.n n,mf,.i.i.. i unce of a, blet-sed inimortality. 1 1 -, NEW ADVEETISEMENTS. IEOI It j FLO I'll! I LOl U! 1 A BBr.S.-OUiiiVritra'Patw.-.. I'ai.iily l'.,,-. lVf in I. III... " rikn.L., li. t In tiapnilic Kura ,Ui " Severn and Itl.l-,. Mi Pi II .1 Sup. aitniy, Ninilli .V Co s W,.,l..n Mill-. 1 . i -until A (' II Mis ks. .'e llli.l ,., Km l a in; Ml in Si ii if Ii. 1-. Ull.ldAMsn.N A I i 4M4S! 40.S )MOS! IJCSII I I.S, .iiii.l ai,, w,., i ,, , ,,N li. I'. Wll.l.l lsii ,, , i viins vi mii:i: i i:w. I'lM.LS, l,mll hitn.-h. s, II. It's Vsi.i-. 'i... t : anil I I s!t Aian.aliv l'i,il.l I.HK I'll, ll. i". Wil l I VMMlS A i n. "Old M k" uiul Hillhiu Whl.Ut j i I.IJI.V i Ll St. I an. I Hilling lii.. Wl, i-J,... 1 t li! ..Ion ki ln. I,, ti ll. I4. W H.I.IAM.sllN A i ll S. NOTICE. f1 IE IM'l.l I liil-!y. I:sliM:i ii api.lv l. lli. I- li- l V. a i . ii. r- llotl .1 v., tin A -l ;. al ils lit t siIIiIil:, I . lilt I. lie A 111 1 1 .'Hi! I III 1 llsl Mu I Assl.. I loi i. t-r the piniMtse ,.f .1, veloptn tulal. .M..i. il mid -tiler retHttirc Co. iota. 4 V . sti i n .S..i J oi - I'o IAMAN W. l.ll.bl l;l If. DOUHIN, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, II as i:i;mot.1) i,, the s s: i. . i, l.n. a. row n. ai Iv . ll"l, ou I HVt tl. V III I ,,p. sil. th, '.Mai l. l i . .it. . i i. i et, , i run, is, an. I i-rni .i i 4lii. . ; I,, v, ii Mi. Kr.iinas. I :. ! t ii.. iiaiiit- and st v 1- ,t DOBBIN & FRANCIS. . in. i-i - pal. ,1 I.. . . cute all l,in-ls -f i. oi t., n.ost siil.stantinl and siiM-ri. . ::.v ii.- lli. pnl. In to give us a eail. !,.-:: t-t -.ttsf;i, -,. .Irtrrrr --f- - - '11-11-: FAH.MEIi, A 'lovrill, Y JUI Rttl., pi v , , 1 1 p r Ao-ficulture. I Iorl l-nll lire. Till. MICH AN If A HI'S AM. hoi'nkiiolu i:c-i V. i-ri-.i i-iiti' .i r i, it ii Mi ,. i i , hi i:i.i.I4tt & miii:m. T 1111. I't'lil.lsiIKKt. determined nt i. 't al' th. ir It. rgi. -, .ik with eolitideni-e to In- en v , t-r siieb i.n mi i, ase of patronage as will ti.sl .. ti I-. enhrgt, the usefulness of Tar. I- ikmpk, h,.i mt il n si, II mor- dt-Hirat.lt- in. diuni f tit a.lv. il.-. i,. Si nst Blrrit.s. - 'i'h- ttrms ..f suIm-i ipli.... leu, T , c mad so low nilil I. as-liable as to p!ae. t: it;-1,- . '!. t.tu-ii of nil ujiomay tlesirt, it. and tn v,, ,v ,, lie- freat interests to Ik servi d i-v mull -.., , tilnlt.m. w.-eonndently exptJet ill- ht-srtv .-..-,.( ( '. I, us of nianv in those sections of tit- i-oiniti' , ,,, i. , supplied with a g.ssl Agn.-iilliiidl Joui i,:ii ' l l UMs ,. Sl IiHe ltllll.iN : 1'or a sinful, e ,- - ir. Sl.tsi ' I l i ll IUtts : Kir' eop,, h one v. ar f-.r ? ; , ... .. . ..pi. s one y. ar for IJ.t.lS) ; tilt en ft. pit - .- ,. -.7. on. tvv.nty el.pies on, year for Sltl mi , . . i' pus. .no year for jOO.OIl ; and l.u4 ,., r , ,-. fit. s.tiii. pr-'portl-li. I o s. eiue tli.- advantages of t in s I.I.. i.,! : in. .! lib- iiin-l lie complete at tin' "nr,,.- o.'.. ,,. ' i.. and tin nion. v ac.-ompaiiv tie- ..i,i, r. It is not rejoin ,( thrff all the su nsenh. rs I , , i t -ii.ll r, iv- THE KAHMEK at one offir... If . -s.u v it sill l.e mailed under the clui, airiiii,-. r ", ..: a- initnv .htl. rent ollnes as th-rt- kre tihs.'r;r s i ii. ' lul'. Euaori A Hiaujsv; ''I" " lie IfllOS ,, ... K I II 1.14 A E ItlX'OIti).;.;. PUULISIUNG IIOl s-: HUFHAM & HUGHES, BOOK AND JOB PBIME&S. Il ivijig made large additions to our IUf()K AND .1015 TYPE We are prepared to tlo all kinds of ', BOOK AND NEWSPAPER PRINTING Promptly and in the best stylo of the an. IR PRIKTIfHO rRRtawKSi 1 nr.- of lhe best manufacture in the world, ilhe same a- us d by tin llurjs rs, and It ading I'liblmhera in it. Y., i ami mil fa, -ihtii-s for doing work of any kind at ' 111" SIIOHTE8T NOTICK -ii th. most lillAiitlNAHLE TEltMS, and in .SCPH 1 . 1 1 il: ol l I.L, i ,pi,.l to any in the eonutry. Contras ts made for the printing of Ni-wnpajHTs an.! ' M.l.'.lines. Illnnka, C lu-oka, plain or colored, Curd, Hilt llt iKla, llnnrt llllla I'oalH-rs, 4lr'ulars, -A-Hlrr Ht iKl., A4-., 4., Ar.t At lb- shorteHt notice and most reasonable prict s. oitNAMENTAL k CfLOIlKD PKIN I lNci 1 tt suit all tastes. W. list- prepared to do anv kind of leti. i ..,r, I ' ,, .ii-v lrom an invilation l toil to a It-i-k -f -ue ,is,iiid ps-.'.-s, t is-ihtiously. . c., tu-allv nn.1 t. .ion'-. Ill I'll .M A III I. III s ,.l , II Kill. U'li. , sl ATI: ol' NOUTII ( AKol.lNA , WaKUI-N (iiISTV j i:i iik I'i .r.i- isn Ji mrn: Si -sions, 4,, i i Ti.iin 1 -;;. .niui, 1 I rrington , llgi"-'d Altai In, flail amatsUi Harris. i ,-. ii. Hi iii' vnn, li- iiik siiinmoitctl as I ,ai tn-l,, , : !,, .J.ov, , nil-, , if is oil. r, , ,v II,. (on, i il,,,,' alloii be III1..I-- l.'l lhe KiiIii-Ii s ,,,,,,, l,lt ,u , ii'.iiryini.' ttif iltTi n.luiil , Willliiii Mums llll-ss l,e uppertl s at the next tel l, of tin- ( our i I n ai .i ,i In pub., " ' k I I II, Id tor in I Olllll v ol . i ,!llfl I ,n. -il Hie f'.tuitli Mon.lsy f I', a,, j pi. Vi Illxl "(.fi .111-., jllll-lllt'ltl l l I I)-., I III IV ATI. 'Ill' v, i- :t. ati.l n ill ttttlll llll .l will I it .i.iiajti,si jjjju. M)t) j. i ,1. ,.t .pi. troiu He I ,.tl tilslii Will I- n.l. unit .1 l.. -.ill.-f li t- I-. "v. l si..! ll i: i.i Mm A. ll ii i i i I. ikof , id Court at . of .Nov. nib. tit-e in l atT' nt. n, th' f'turtl V I). !;. Mom!. .Ian., ivlw MII.I.IAM A. V, llll'H. C i . I i. iii-il tin M"inln'V. tin 1 Itii ,,;,n jsi(-4 i lietlitt! L'hVcli III the lllk'li' r I .ll'i'sii, .l :,ti ci. I., iii..w'i;lilK iftatiri and th-tj -Natnr.il Mm n, i ( '-iVt)i'ti nt HrHiniBii'( han lct ii W4 iir(. ! i:i:M - JT J'.'Hi,,ii twrnrv wi , , i, i Aficwnt Xmuxuai.H. Mr Jitiv-Al, . I ijw4 ..... . aUm-v-i, Ei-VuaJu vulval Vrawui -abib . ,;- 'ifii s iti" 'ir ili I- jm en iin i m; 1 1,. ., t'lVll4 l!t Irhlf lit 4vaii''". I'ERlVlAN CUAJfO SCBSTITVTJE! EAW J50NE SUPEE-PHOSPHATI OP ' LIME. , M l IKlf ,. I l ttfl.l plltent I un.li r t!ie formula originated In 1M54 I In IX V HONN, soi l. I l.i.l'i.ll.iolis, AT TUK I'. li. wi.rr Itiurr 'heiaiiral Wrks, i iiii.vDj i.nnA, v. 8. a. .- : I . -i:l.ii-t d MA NT 111' Is manufactnred I-.:,. iluit li.tvi not I.-, ii I ni i iii-4l or steamed, f "intnins nil tli. ir criinul orjrauic matter. H w' 'is op, i'a!i..n, iiHil is ii fertilizer of groat ...t . . It ntit ei;ha4ist the tunl like Peruvian I i "nil., . ,,, ,,.-! iniiii.-ntly iinproviv it. - ! I st.i it whs tntriMhiccd into the ii, u. st.., iisi,: rslle i-vteiit. and airs in in - I si ! . lia.- 1 ii nse.l Aith remarkahle suceeM Cot ton. Corn. Tobacco, and all Cropt. A ii .1 v. ,; , ,.,,v in,.,, ui v planter i.f its merit ..mi ih containing ,. kn-vv n Southern evnleiirn in,.-. ,1 in..,,, application t.. n, w yurk ur JIuIwIkI- I.:.. s - I ni-is in nil the principal ritie and 1 1 .!.(..! lhe I 'idled hlates aid liritish I o III. . . BAUGH & SONS, r .vi im i itTi utas, nil... o JO n.Hih Urlsiware A Teaae, I IIII.Al'KM'lir.V. BAUGH BROTHERS & Co.. 1 s I 1. I v llol.lj, ILK Aort). 1.K i-i ) 1. 1 .s .:. j; .vat,- YoiiK. r.'ii hvi.k io j Jirm m . TOW I. KM '" llaleigh, N. C. .1.-11. 1 , 1.1.4 i 4II44E I' i. vim:4. o n v oi ku iiu: ., I of .lit. ll. ,.-.;. is:. S. l.-. l H. h.s.l f l!i i, bs v ('. Illl-A KI.I ilult igh, X. (', r " - ..' i T inii: i .......en, , . 1 "So. . Ii.k.I sill ni ii at in -I .". v. mi : ill.- g.uvvtti, 4! I hlU, IUM..II VJII tX aML; ,u I ii A i I v 1 1. ,!:, , -. I ', tit' I l,A- - 1 1 A! MTIIK- HI, oi. WM. lilNliHAM. IH. '..ODIIV DIM .4MIM! ' IS! I I lRV '. .' ",-t fi.. in th- N'orth ,i : ml f.h :.x ..t ljti.Y ..i A. - 1 , i- r..w t.. . lose : 1 in.,,, j 1.1,1 Tlann, Is, tun. II, 1 . ,-fs. - Sh...is. ul ,a, ilulls, Ac., -.it'll Piai,!. and Hh.pherd Altltm, AOs r.U, MOTT aV CO. MAM lAC'I I UK US AND -.ens am! Boys' Clothing, l 1 in -1-r.n n ad 2t ?lunry tSlia, Ri:si4r mi Rtii. ! n.:w YOKK, 4r'" r r rompUit Tilled. ! - - T iin44 to ORDER. V. W. 0A11 !! -r, of N. C. , J.bb.S Ul Mi, . , . C,y. h'.'bSS. .. si n i l', ,,f .Sew Jersey. A- .UAl -'bit. 1 vuTsl.iM-g, Va. a i. Mm ;, In I b (..Mir.bTr, of N. Carolina. Jan i-if m: r.'v .: uottu tor utn. I,1A.T -kCIIOOEH. 1 IMI! t,,ti 11 1 !l Sf llnol, CtloKl'S) : rniitainimr Hi',, eis vl. i h.si t f 1 . Ht-lii.iu Vis-al Music, adalr- I lo si lii,,,'s i.v . '...aii 1 1 u 11 all : also, selections for lievotioKiHi r r. . )Ht. Hr Kxhihiiions, and Eeatival tx.- Adi,,;, ,1 la I arranged in One, Two and l arts.l v i. I. su mi. imi, Teacher of Mnsle in tilt, llosl. '1 lilsinn iar Nchis.l, H.'NI. tsitnt istst-jjaid. OMVKU DITSON & CO.. ful-l ..;...r -v 'i'ff 17a.sbif..ton Stroot, Ituttbtn. Jim 1 t s'o H4w IllliM mi .s- ,1,1,.,, ton. ii"i;.-i'. . -,s , l"s I'"-, . ,,. He I- ,', pos. 1,, l ,1 lo .Il,l.,l, I ),,,. I . , I.' - It' m,. nl'-tit ti .at noilsil... I w ,11 -ii,- ii,,, n, ai:viti. .10 HTOLKN. in j!'ilifx(tint v( nr-.tr I.itiii1 t in I 2uui, k UAIiJv 11 A V , 'i, k .wni iit' Hp.it mi I hit t-mi . ) t . j-iui th'. 4, v.- It. . ji ,UjYn hy Nick rrnwkjr, it, f.i.t.iit tivn fi'.'t !? in--hri tn , n tjf-.iVft yrnrrt rrf ngr. Ho tn a 'war1 fy tlio Tloron ami the ,,,MV K. U. PERRY. pi t It. n-i-.n ..r t, . t.i l' 2 I- Jl-.Vf Kltt'KIVKDl A lilOM TlFlT. f,o r I K Die LALNEd, A I It ICS. (' tiN T.S,, MIA .' , I,H, EifiU.SIUIEIINO.S. tt.ETV ,VV I Mil. h StCAKFh. tow I a niui Mis) e,-fr nil ug-, t'e lliMl Ollalillous. ir. AT pr.'-cs lower ttm. i 1 1, -wi, proVmin,4 to still at coal, or ilitsi ''w-Hhik tec ni cheaper than any hotly etse. I ISt.l. T. COOKE. .Ian U-T . K UU..T. n.ll AT ; " jrfej-wHt 'At4jtta) n..JUiUiitW4icA aiu, joining Hi" tBi.teiw,- of .Fudge tfsnMor. I'ossea- sioii giv-t li at once. Ileal uiuderale. Kl'r'V.? J VV0Z SAL'NDEfUS. Hal. igh, Jari2-3aT2w .1,-. ;-.w.'..'. :.i et.'-- r.tv'iWAfjti.iiAa-,