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THE DAILY
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 16f lS65. :i
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OUE TEEMS.
, t THt SftTJtl 1 WTOWtH'l tUOf KIBg - aMBM
day excepted) at tb following rare:
Jor one nuinth
I --j. w iPf te.m ar invariably in advance. Th
,rcitot money however, oblige us tojvay to
v-rour mnd, tbit-tponible and prompt pernoo
h ,. wfett dwre trie ikmtiW :l not ueisf lenamg
.11 tit tbctr nam at onci';i1aB wnd m ih
ijr&ukki UortHmv i fhr wey u; Mot
4- -f . ' '? : I - ip
OUB raiKNiM to aov i3kntind hat hn
ieutt lo town orconhtrj, ni pka Inform ut'at
cnct whether thev desire it or not.
k ;-t;sii'jffj ABirftft.T -lafjTi torrspondenc from
J "T ' 'll nart of th. Rtata. Knneclftllr do desir
to tDread bafora oar reader, what ia tranipirfnir
" ' io tha State, all local newt and whatever rflcU
.1. , th temmr of our people. Wa are anilout that
s------M eorpmaut thall-ai. ilticvl..',r .jod
sliMobtrT on thing at a sine jut a to the
publication of any arUe1eTTTw1?rat--itH4
Uittmni nf.fpcM aaii'g, lifapmUjr trw ni
pabla of proof, if need be. Second!, all allutiont
to othera, whether of dlgnitariea civil or military
or the people, iluJlbe ched'TnTmoit ifeSpfectful
v langaage, not offending the mott delicate and re
" ' temper, bot Mcetsariljr offending aaf on, unlet!
, Jmth offand. Fourthlyr te nam of mry-cor
r ; (i respondent mutt be furnithed ni. ' v
. It nrattera not whether our corrf tpondenta differ
X . , Wtb n Of not, their artictet ihaQ find tpace, .if
, Uy oowplyrltKhe-boe requiaitee W Jo
not publuth tor an party or tect, but for all.- Men
i i of variont optoioni thall not be cut off from it
ni clearing. Whatever correipondenta write they
-rt aaJontiWt.rf,-
FEMALE PorrKAtTEM, rather k njuHiomer
kowvr--r tlow.ed in the mail aeryicoj' the
Uaited.Statei. . W regard thit at an Excellent
Old Dr. Adanv Oark naed to laf.
i Pfit tt warn ruiouk CU.CI iwb, wmv "v""" wm
. worth seven tnen and a half, aad we are inclined
iVal 1 . Tl "AnAWAmaM
to think, that in all pubLc offices, which the mod'
.y a -fMC"!.!
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thtm to fill, that en woman is equl to two twn
Xomn, od w use that term in its bst tente,
j whoara true and reliable, are niore .capable of
tr's y .iatigna and ndu(anca than men ; can bear the
n't; f losa of aleep better,' which U often (required in
large .Post Office s ao mora parUcular ; ar
' : mater tickler for law and rule ; ar mora ac
have generally a more tender conscience and a
higba sense of moral obligation ; are mors afraid
- of official censure, and of the consequence of de-
' -VV ar therefor ia favor of changing tfiolaw
and pracjice, and instead of having postmasters,
. ,btna have postmistresses, except when it is tin'
avoidable. W ar in favor "pf conferring th
cffic of Postmaster npon the right kind of women,
or when necessary npon men of long established
integrity and business habit. Old men indeed
. ' eoperannuated men ar preferred to . young
men. The habit of the country ia this regard
' houl4 b changed. Toung men should never
' PP'7 ozeept as a Senior retort, for public office
Wch-i-iliem-ow tolaeden toryj!abjteand
small pay. It HnnU a ynnng rmaii's enwrgicilf
. . iniuoes habits of indolencetud after being some
, I' time in office, when turned, out, he Js carcely Bt
for any other business; i Non ever grew rich at
j; it who wer honest. It - cabins, crib their
thoughts, their enterprise, a it nous their bodies;
-and make them fit for little else. We ad vine
- oui yonng mala friends- saver seek an office on
- little paV. at a ourca of living. Nver thus place
ypumlf jo completely at the beck of a party, or
1 make yourself the butt of a neighborhood. Seek
" an independent employment, -that will make a
community a dependent upon yon a you ar
--ipon-ltVaad fhal .'csvf.)injatefe
'," aniflirty demand it. .ij?jll.'LX5" ;,
"Now andTben' for his racy letter, an 1 -shall
hoU hint to hi pledge to oontinueTiis favors, al
though it U likely w shall differ in our views In
- aora oaaes. It is probabl in thu ease, our juJg
tnant would pface n along id of our friend
Judg Gilliam and Pr. Grisaom, rathe than
without ftUnds Mr. Lyons and.VNow nlTJi?nZ
Th subject is one of great importance and on
about whioh. w may honestly differ. ' W bop
-ttro intimation ttnit JajTra Gtllifttn and Dr. Gri-
sons talked of backing down, ia not serious
The
- most sober ani important prinaiples are involved
,-. ib tb question ot "repudiation," They should
.- be thoroughly and calmly dlcuae tJ4
. :. mind of th State, that th people may act cau
tiously and, wisely. A failure to pay arising from
inability, or (rom tb pressure of baftonal authori
ty, or th nesewary provision of constitution
nd laws in oar eircumtuocas, rosy betuewabi
and propeii bnt it would3aTsJsTnsetan
choly .4aj,;ite.wbNortb Nortl)
Carolinian would repudiate the payment, of a
just dtbt, simply because they btd tb disposl-
ion or th opportunity to do it - - .
la regard to th 'Court," it it a queitioo for
tb Uwvsrt, Got. Iloldtn and "'Now and Thsn"
i9Htu., : - -
. Mr Jeff. Davit ha applied fur permission to
see htrhotUnd.alr orvs Monro, end ba been
refused. - A subscription is Utioa raited in n mo
ingtan ia occasion circlg foftb benefit of Mrs,
: JV clip the Lot from "an ,xcbftngTb
reTttanT ofti gwernmetrt alle3ftnnpaf j 'la
tee her huband. jnftT b stoetlv proper. V'
- .. .nt p.af r.,t In judg. ia ai.i-h CMet, Perhaps,
but tha purpoae of tha article to make rt appear
that Mrt. DaWt tueti with Bt tyrapathy, twept
la ecegion circlea, it tbuH, atiif-ttaot crediu
ble to the bead "or hwrff tbwri ten From
aSuenc Mra. :Iavi and ber chilJren are tudden
ly rwliioed to poverty, j'wa cauwd by ber hut
band' CmuU perhaps,' but it is .eertoinly only her
tttitioftuBe.V'oidnottynipathttwltl'Mr.-I)
vitVJ t"'n'Btrt'01'De ver teHve;l him, after he was
elected by the iieople of the South, obeafli man
tor bit potilion, and wna lciJf Jly opposed to bis
tueitsure, yet. bit tuUtiriiig wile ana children
touch cor4 iu our heart, nt we Jitlieveiit
does the heart of thousandt of : Northern rieopl?
and Southerner too, who have had no sympathy
with ecesion.. Her eondition ought to be cons
Sderfed and provided for by those Vh'oi are able
tobeIp, and je doubt not many good Union peo
pie will contribute to her necestitiea. She -is a
helpless woman and so are ber children, andsbe
la a true woman to her husband, and that is
enough to claim the sympathy of all,
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H i nixuMlKj tTKHt day uiuie and mure sp-
tiarent. tlmt the reconstruction oollor of Preax
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Preeideirt it is understood stands firmly upon hi
ttktfiicm ioA will Jt9l Sri rooyed.' ' It it believed
tbat the Cabinet is not a uiiTTln hi support.
SeoreUry Stanton, whose blood ha not jrot be
come !ool, but txZaifTXI',iiha,
opposes stoutly bis poliey, and a rupture of the
Cabinet ie looked for.
President -Johnton- ilanUjbimielfnopn the
Constitution 4uistt that the States, are- still
Statesthat they hare never been out of the Union,
and that the queetTonbT suffrage being left by1 the
Constitution with, the State, his will not interfere
with it. The cODStqutnce it, the dog of the kfn.
nel are let loo 1i)Cjs Wmrwi withPWt l Tsconcik
iadon, tha party will be divided. . '
Roaf. Ridowat s.,"edito of h Richmond 1
Whiff, publishei a card defining- hit .position at a
candidate fof tht) Federal Congte. He aay V- -
Not another drop of blood, North or Sooth, i
Should b a-in consequence of the late revolu
tion not auother dpllaV .. worth Of . property
should be eonficatedth inmateuo every pria-
vu. uvumuii wKwvnFM uv HiiiuwiQ, iu flyviMUir.
fnrtunn) ihoninn innlanT'y in - Such i mr
daliberaUr judgment, ad meh th frvnt aspira-
tion.of my heart. ' ; r i . i ... a ' I
ad is h not right t -Who wanteanpther drop I
of blood shed, after ' o much hi been spHUdt r
Why not lei the nation have a jubilee, when
very man' bond shall be unloosed and all go
fret T .But there ar those who do not rite to this
height Thir cry is still " gold ! gold I" "bfood 1
bloodl" . '
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President Johnson ha said: . i ,
'H that will keep a State out of tha Union a
just ar great a secessionist . as th person who
woula Us Btat out.-' -----
True as preecbing, and quite it good hit at th
President's quondam friends, the ultra 'abolitionists
and advocate of negro (uffrage. They were the
respoiwiUe authors of secession in th first in
stanceadvocated separation on account f slavet
ry, forced the rebellion upon the Southern people,
and now,jrouldkeep th State out because of
negro auffragor What ' hould be , done with
them t Are they better than Jeff. Pavist Shall
they b tried nnd condemned a traitors too, .Of
hall they go fiee because they liva within the
Unest . ' - ,' ' . . ,v-
Exchstqe8.- W were pleased to greet on yes
terday our IdTcolemporary- the: PeteTabttrg-lTjK
prr.- .IU familiar face is pleasant and a are
' glad to Cud it i doing well. We are obliged also
to th Express Agent for th Petersburg Jndtx,
and the Richmond Tims nd, XrpwWie, The
three latter are new papers and they are ia . all
jrespct hignlyTereditebW to eiripirietorf
We ar glad also to place th Newborn Time
on out' exchange list Its advertising . column
look a if New bern might be a city some day. -
""THETTsTwritfwiiiT the people want- But wa
cannot manufacture it . We hope In a few day
that the daily press of this city will be able" to
niakosuth arrangements with th telegraph office;
as will secure us regular daily dispatches in ad
vance of the mails! J . ,
HIE rCR acrBivtn by the niail nd Ex
press iipto yeeterday, were axceediugly destitute
of or. Tb glaring headings ol tnemw i pr
pre, often deceive tL searcher for really usoful,
Interesting news. The New York papers of th
pa"t wek bav been barren of interest. For this
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rpaifl par outsiae psgos are occupiea wua mu
colUneous matter, It will however, b found pf
th curipua," worth reading. , v ' P
i-4N the aasKKC pf..nw matter, W oocufj
tauclispac with- ''Missisaifpi matters;' which
will b found of interet Th ober, nible
view of Judge Johnson, Judg Tearger and Judge
Kobh, wil!trikethfchoughtful reader at far mora
cousouant with sound statesmanship and wisdom,
than those of Mr . A nd arson . "r ' ' C . , h
THE Ssisoitn abd tt'xLDO Eail Road will
be open for travel next week from W eldon to
Franklin, (Blackwater) with a line of coach to
Suffolk. btj the Petersburg JK.-TbUar-Taogement
wul afford much accommodation to
our people realding m th Northeastern ConnUea.
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MH HIM lllllllll'lllillilllllillllMWB'rMai iiiij.i.pa'iiu" I I . I'HM llWifhWI I' 'gEglf.
but ey $m not half a duorou iu the preset
criafs' of 'afftrs asth niiiceeentiOTForEits
Facaidoct Johnson ha positiva i nforntexion tint
and other iiutors of the tiitcegenation id nature
uiug JO.tur up inturrwuyn iu uit quuiu.
- Bennett is generally about half right. Noreb
rjournal'wa evet half so itiflde or naif ia-flah
frronttdthnnrsrnand lilterlirii nf this nation, a
tan Biaw&te'ufgnifo',' WcFTywSdTIg
root society.' destroy all jocial and, moral distint q
tioDS, aht dethrone reason and right an3Trliirion
Why does not the President proqeed, against
W eodett Phillipf and his laborers if h bits the
eviuViKM f . Ws drm'bt the truth of Bennett in this
cue. '- We apprehend th Pi si dent would kt once
I suuimarily against any man, who would
inturrectiou io the South! We hae some
stir up insurrectii
hope that so wkked a pVn wOulJ not sneered fur
we nave more conhJence. iB.jiiagret bulk sdhe
colored people, than we have i.nthe "luiaygenay
tlouisttTWe are opposed to the miliar of white
aud blauk blood either North; , or Stttb ilt aa
been th crime and the curse of the South ; but it
would be worse to sanctiod by Jaw wb at flod ba
forbidden. v-. --., ' , '
For the Sentinel.;
Bplilltloii...t-ljiul P)trn-'-Uar.. Halite
't.i'Hte Coiir1,-etc4-- -i v,i--r -i .
Accidxntetiy straying into the 'Court Uiiuto at
Ofofa.itfrnr th sittitrgof-the -oalt4 Couit
nt qnn.,t S!aminim." fr the purpose of hearipj?
me wrac-iea . ucciare u njKg : kiiqwu mwit
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I found Mr. Lyon of Tag
'?orjwaJ?c1tes
1r rasping Dr. Orissomabd Judge Gilliam pretty
roundly, because they declined to' make "Meow
-diatii,"ti pari of their pUtfbrm; Ks,,i
Lyons, it .ej m tbasonntJaman.
by gettiug them to avow their cqutbo, should they
vm eiecveu uj ino iuutduuuii-" conieuuing ne oaa
a right to dismandj ; an explicit jUciaration upon
this delicate subject "' ' I ' "
Judge Gilliam and Dr Grrssoni widcod nadef
this terrible bra, and nnally, it 1 caught aright the
confused ideas that floated from their trembling
lips, broke down ender the terrible blows ! which
was being inflicted upon them, taking a sort . of I
niiddla. evasive course Dolicvr"reudiat in" nsrH
and pay in part - admitting the conutjry wa nV
leriy insoivem, ana ueggea, mat li inese question
were to b sternly enforced npon them, tha Peo
ple bad. better hold anothef Convention and. mk
other nominations.. - .: r
' Ltons. seeing' the advantasrahn had cbtaind.'
knowing he was backed by the ibassea in th Tar
RiveFterrityr anff rbbnrfth
of hi conrityihterpreting too aright thispirit of
tfaa rfoote Dressedrnu advantage lika a kkiilful
Oenerat raort vigQrjriMlynAojf too of1 the
fact that Oav. HoLnex has summed ap his plat
form apd given repudiation the oold shoulder. " "
. Now wbat Mr. Lyon meant by repudiation
i th nnuluBgTutier niping ont f afl dobta,
nrimta and nunlio and to tlm'I am atiiiflo.t
"the peoplariot only in tbiscoanty but othor eeam".
ties, ar tboroughfy Committed." Mt. - Richard
CowP?' $V? "7.8 ! ' JfW,
doctrine Only need a little , ventilation to find
abl advocates everywhere '- - ... ' 1
Ulijecttone bar seen raised upon thp loore of
tt. rintt . K. it,; m fl;.B
text, and will vanish Delorv toe touon of critical
inquiry antrtogioal argument f ( ,.., H
bj the by, can you let us down beret knw what
was th object of Gov. Holden in inatiMtibg what
,b very uniatejer like, call "court r:. lia.i, he any
power to appoinrHooae judges.: the! county
aourt tr not clothed even witffrepowerr
grant uaenses or to do any otner ouiomt aot
and certainly the jiiies would be guilty Vc'
rial murder- to try a oase of homicide, and exe
cut the nartv for the supposed or aotami murder.
I venture the prediction, that noh of them would
be guilty or so foolish sn act, ,. , ,ii
Waara undef martial law civil rule is' abol
ished we have neither constitution, nor laws in
force. . We are at the mercy of a power; wtiich
despite of President Johnson' good feelings to
ward narwhole aim is to kwp us in vnwalage
and 'utter sutjeotion. " . n-n.
" De1phi,"hose only, motive seems to be to cover
up bis own obscure origin, is endeavoring to
oropasate mischievous heresv. Gad (himself,
witn innnito pxweTnnpt:,cuooaeranor--t
pleuitude Of his infinite mercy did givo and does
now give talent to one. talents of strength
fphysvcalr'menUVoralrbichr-iterMorwiM
11.' - J.,..:,:. - Li,k'nu. .r.
with race race' who have' oystiictjgrnAiT?'
is UiTsaXrocious teaching, which iuaugurated thi
terrible war through which, we haro just 'pajsed,
and which in every country and every! age has
been productive of infinite mischief. The. social"
istic theory is its legitimate child, miscegenation
findf here its bittT rootj and demagogues in every
ace hav vilely pandered to this, trailty ot bu
maniiv. nun i ucn
- The annual meeting of th Council of th Protes
tant'Kpiaeorial Church in tb Dlouea of .No,rtU, Ciir
glina, appointed io be held oa the sacond Wednes
day In June last, but which w postphnstfwill, be
beld onrth second - Wednesd ay 1 a Jtenfember.'In
Christ Church, Kaloigh, Tbe pvueiual atUindano.
ot tb UIrgy ana ibiij w earuniiiy eqnettea, at
butinets of inipojtadcs wilt "pnlb ably corns bsforf
th Council. ' ' - 'r-
THOMAS ATXTOiV
' Bishop of the dioceewof NortbCarolina
f'K.rl..M Siicrlial1 ISft. " J
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.v." BUhop Atkinson' Appointment.
,., Thursday, August 24, Horganton.;
r Sundav : - "i X Salisbary,
Thursday, ' ' I" &1, Chapel Hill.
' Sunday, Ssptemhsr 8, Warrcnton '
Tuesday, ? u . 6, Henderso:. '
I:.Wdntday, 1 J Willlamtiharo'
Friday, .;,0, Oxford, rv
-Sunday,.; , pauitbtrg
fSTOther Stete paper oopy , ; "
' further importaot facts and circumstances cor)
nected With the extensive defalcation ia tbePhoenfx
JanerrhTirogbt to lighth:4n-ew-of-OB4he
Ilth.; Jt has already led to .-a very tragic evaor.
Jams H. Earle, formerly a t-ooli Weeper la the msti
tiitlon, who was arrested on Thursday' night on
charge of'beiug implicated in tb matter,- was, "otf
tha-Uthfqund deajj tn.brs celt in' the Twenty
ninth preclnst station' house, hsving'cut his'lhroat
wftb hi pocket knife, which he-bad mantged to
keep oat, of sight of th officer whoMsarthed .lum.
Onth lt of JuB5t "th Government towed
its soldier ever two' iiaadred and sixty jnilliotf
tbiher A idToct( tbeelease ol fer. t
Davit On
th ground hat "to punigh him would ha -to dig-
fh'iwpi'$Mikit C itep" filte r0
"No. 1 didn't think that yoa. kept, God wprd, as
4 know that you never kept your own."
JjjaasintoB' m ittjieii. itt "fhagilnll..
maa from Lowell. ' It ssy Ben Uutler haJ
aB. tej Hvtii'.iittTiPAJh;yu,on uri: n
would have ttulen all the gold of the new "Jexusa-
lem. and run awar with tha silver of the Art of
the CovsnaoL" (. ' , .
a long AitDinei semon WA pcia ira ioc inui
and report say a-rwther stormy one , The Presi-
dent s Keconstructidtt policy is understood -to bave
4i!ust li s8iuagth.4d brealh and hut
determiiaiHivn te Sdssrela It Spd to carry it out.
regnt-dtesi'of aH'pposliioa JefJOBtejiieueee,-am
pbtUtally" uiioun,ced. -
!"AWbWr,ttd i't'Aleym'dAa 'WalTaY
terauon. ou the rilroiul Iroui -A-trrentm. sod Wat
imuedlittelr arietted and held. to await:-tb orders
oi Ueaeral AuguryoainumiJing the P$ptrunenls of
fhe cholera oontiniief To spread In Coo8titrtino-
pie. The,daUy, average of deaths U forty-five ; t .
- The mVitniut ot ibe disease in 'Alexandria it
cioirtroied by tile tlest'accoantti ;J l -,;;.'? i ' -'
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John. Jiiniier Ki3 . of Loudoya co. Va., is named
at a candidate for .Congress; Mr. J. 'was ' President'
of the Conventioa that passed the Urdinance ot'Jse-
cessiqn. - v--.?7rrrTt
J'r.'A. l'.' Bfell hag been' chosen br tb Cemion
CoqdcU of' Norfolk, Pa'ysbdsa O 4. City, Afmf
' VtaOfttta.BkB.--The PortemoBth braach of this
old 'add H'tim-hoaord 1 institution re-organ ited
Wednesday,. By the elecUoa of, Jme .Jiurdagb
Ksj s l'nidnn4.aeil!cienV ooart of iirec-
Hsrschel T.-Johason wat-pardoned on -Wedne
dav., , Mrs Douel' appeal was IrreitstiblCThe
.iocs f Mrs. Douglas in H. V, Johnson's case will
doubtless canse anxious ones to take stoca in
th
e remaie persuasion. -
TiM BoiLttinoirTbe-steamev I)ictat N Meellant article pf Fie gnt, Snie
erPortsmodtB- orWednjuUyrat Portsmouth, by I hest brands of Cigars. t'.H. A R. 61 TDCKEE
Wfh the hitftr was sBrinnsly "'' -Jt'Vltl 1 "it-Jl r ; ! '.-i U t-
I wiiieavne
quire soma lima to repair the damage. : The steam
er Portsmouth is one of the Jin of ferry steamers
thirtplydnring-the da between -Hhaeitie of Nor
folk and rortsuouib. : . .. t . v
? the' Wtahtegtctf correspondent f th Phlladql-
phla Ledger writes:-' You caa sy to tb refractory
fioatb that-the
1 'running the church;'
rrrsident , na ' no lUaa or
. ia Dixie, and thev can.
therefore,- go ahead, and pray for whom they please,
Tha tellngoWardh Kortherit charcfae remains
pmtynnicbTM it did before tfi wacapd though
Cdnventioas''into bebeid tor tha purpqaa sf- con.
sideting the 'state of the Church,' it is not believed
jdvrt.&erefwilj.bg any change- from the jeUuons at
L- Jb Wlmjngtnn otrrdeotMhjeiUdej.
Tenia Inquirer atrongly urges the substitution ot
-- ' I f r
r blck troops in North Carolina. Hesavsc
' Thoi Ti3 blteve ai former lettrt from tba
South will not sotpact ue or. disposition. tq eotn
BOBiUa:witb.4udoyal trebng, ,or to pK, Southern
prejudices, but all reasonable people will' agree
with me that averythtngwhicto -can baiidone-rwrtli
out a sacrifice "61 principle-to' restore harmony , of
feeling, should be doaa promptly- ana cheerfully.
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Moabv. lit Partisan Tjiadar. : ' ' ""''
nluhmond Cbrireispondenc of Philadelphia Inquirer.
. ril - r rli- a . , , '
jumrauuj Kuomua cuiei was VISI Die onxne
street of -fticbinwid-'-TrBterdftyi Sawrebiidy lias
descrinea iviosoy as a nonasome man in personal
nppeaitene,l:ki ha is nothing of th t aor t ..Of
ordinary height, his build is good enough, and.
hi features an4 expression would impress "y ou
as those of a man of resolution and cunning. I
Iraspeet that in the stories of bit-cruelty iie baa
been smewbfttbeiiedr' y T'-'tJ 14,1 ,
. When tbe lite of John Singleton Moeby conge
to U written, it will Btfew m sBooessioa of start
ling personal adventures unurpassed by 'those
of any partS wo "chief .on recprd.
was alwav banging on the outskirts of ,oui iai
lea,.cttieg,offrcur jtraip, capturing nir .strag
gler and harassing us in every possible way, the
people generally know ; bot they ' do n6" know
4nat.ia wwni mann qui ot eurmria; atjijgjtwiii
pleasure, and wa , never once detected it is
said (and Undoubtedly, truly), that whUe Burn
side lay opposite Fredericksburg, In th winter
pf 1862, nUmby dined with bim intbe tsharCter
ofa Union fermw f
ered. With hi shrewd cunning! from th general
teWe'tlli!, tioh valuable iniurniatiB.: r.'':
Burnside, that winter, wa literally badgered
by MeebtUtv He seemed ubiquitous, arid at last it
became dangerous to go from camp i' at all, as the
leattrBawAde wa aurajtq retoit in Cantor. , At
last Burnside became wiried Cut anddeterrnin
ad to eaDture th ttartisan. and aantdetaohmenta
f of c"SvSlry bring hlta la dead orlllvei; 1 0ne
day on of these fletethroeois, led by lieutenapt
colonel, wa going up the Dumfrie roaaV when,
111. house in sight f the. Federal, lines, man
emerged, dressed io the umtorm-of a Federal
captain anj atendeiDy one orderly dressed ii
our cavalry blue ' At th aV -weretwo hores(
marked Sf and furnished with our regula
tion Uddle and bridle, hnd mofiatiri,, the cap
tain rode op and accosted the colonel, who was
still marchln2 up tb road The colonel infbrm-
ed hi new companion that he , was in aeareh-of
Oil rifti,pby,and .ed fiM oadj hearjl ny
i n . f piaiu nau uearu auu anew m orriain
ty tliatan hour before, Mosby bad been at ones,1
lour tailes1 hp the' road.' - Vrsior.-6P promotion
and nawsnaoer targraDbs daneane' belora (him.
4 tha Colbnei ordered otr 'March,!'!- while . th
aptain (lnihfla aTro "11 jrt ,fni bouwo
get soma rung, W tterore reiurnwig vocmp.
Arrived at Jooe', the Colonel foun,d that Mosby J C. PALMER'S, OLU , STAD,1
ns,a,Den mere, ouAaisoiouna wat ne jig q-Tr--r, , ... . , .
pat ted in' the. direction of Burnsid' lamp. Buck I-J?1?3' awotstyleaaad uatifrV -
the Colonel beat M haste, making enquiries every
trhereVbo't flrrding nfal tracn. Arrittd again at
th house, from which tb communicative Cap
tola bad appeared th woman accotted him and
thi colloquy nsued;.( i . , ... 'j, ,', 'r r,--f
.Woman "Kurelw,ho wm that ,er yaniee
Captain met y hear a y wa' jwln to'hr
" Gdobe-l'I'd'oa- iniw tntf name! 'but iha b.
longs to a Aiassachusetts regimentj" i
:
old?
"'WomBh-i-,,Vaa, well kneow aiot yoa
iB air wa joau aitivj.t ,,, y.-, t r :-,,- .
ii . ! ti. e-a. .. -
. And be rode back to. eamn and aaul nntl,in
whatever about hk memng-'s,woTk; t-
,:- v p-' viii.sawa'wwiii ivmiuiiwa vaGr1
Bael Notes. -J OH NO, W ILLlAMd k CO -
,4t I' .1.1.1.,,
D
.OM& Ovtt J IVPadd'i fttfr
1 "I SFUttMS.i.httdmt.W:.lKiiiigli 'and t0ui
I X ins counilet that be has apetuid n offict at
abevw 1& knownttsndL andii pftrired to elets
extract and oil, and to inneri arti&eial Teeth.tr
opetesq entire set, in ihe.moet.impfDyd'j,,
Ciplesof practice. I t '
-Hlli respectfully foliritt a share of jub
patronsg: , ' " " " "' V
uig1 14, Wt Jan.
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XV. II. & II. TVCIi Ull
;, f Next Ifaf titutaptMl 4)trne -
;MUlU,,it.cV,,'i" - .
HAy.recied a choice and welVWlected ttc
of Goods, Wares and -Merchandise, are a.
rey to e apply the detoisnd of thtir friends t
the pnbli. : J he iockwiUb.ow.'tfaiiUr ropl.a
d. and consists in. part at fcitowt i, ; ,
Dress Goods.
HaDkeichieft,
Kid Gloves, " '
i t ravelling Bags,- '
BeksandBelrpibboB,
. i ',ikJ tl'i .i i W
- Calicoes,
: "Whit Goods,'"
" Mourning GioU,
Mioisery
Hoop Skirts, V. Ho..ks ud Eyes. Thre.
tt . i.
Ao.,J
c.,' S.e. ' -i
"A FJfE asrteientoCbd ladies t,
Jl- 0UeBeli;-.,-,'-r'-,l,-: ' 'f T
Uiji ,.',-nt, 0-JtyL- R- s, tucker.
OROCERIE9 1- GR6CEHIE t-v-CHOICE
lot 'of Fsinilr Groctrles . ' Sum,
lea ,CiJ31oaB 8MuPppr,Caadies. Vii
egaf plees, .ficklea Can Jb ruits,. Jauceti B
Tong.neBnBotton Butter, Lemons. Foxe's Oatkw
Winsd Liquor ;;W R. R.B.'TUCKEb.
FRCNCtl C05PECTIOI AH11ES.
boo,
UOABj Alnionda,t Cram Pater Choeokti
pennint, Raspberrjr Drops,, Jtock Candi
ga, Citrons, Kaiuns, Nuts, ie. .
' rr ; rr :th- s tuck ee
EXTRACTS, Fancy 8oap,"Wd Toils irtWs
L.w,Ur K, 8. STUCK KR.
IK t - M ,! ---,' i i f
,l
-HMAT31 -IIATtl,HATUl
TIT'S. Will Opea ia a few darysths..most manll
If, cent stock of Hats eve offered in thrtmu
fco- , , " wis. as s.-TCctcuft
1 AOUINU, Hops' Bad Twine j
.afrit
n, ( ,
TUCKER.
" vvnbn-
j v tJBUj uiug jw VU JUV WHM fffj
..plied. ;i W,H. t, , :Tfj CKKSL-
f, ' i,!:'.-r .ri w f";."s '
VV. KOi3 ERTt! ANDREWS;
''"": Baleirii,1! !. ': 7 ' "' J.'
TT'AVINO rtumd buiiaee hex! door to hit sli
XJL tand, has jujst returned.irBpi New York wiu
i spleadKj assortment of Goods, which he oflen
his old customer and the publif on the best tern
ferttlH'.'Hia,tocl'of---t J :
is notVurpagsed.'if equalled; in tBetlity t j
CbF'FEE; " SUGAR; j! FtOtIK MEAI.
p:
' Trtirmf i)
ti. ... hnuiliin.
i ..:.w,..0,.n!flwr5-.'P
will be kept constantly on hand. ,
AXSV1 A'':
lNfiSy -IV JiWUtUCK h 1 1 A B y
r- ti iiAlWi DVj tTflT.T rr lit i .- ; -1
f-u'Mj i',.;TIN'V-WAaEi!-.! ' ':;
" Be invites aAlBsptlollirTi! stock-
wit ' a .(' W-z-v tif
t ' fe ('ijtjP ir4i tf."lt'4. If?
'--JUS RECEIVED
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tfwdst'E&broldet;!," trUh" iiiens, -iSmbrei1'
wnaliM Cartel, Xadtw and'Gsheit Wsinf- -
.vr,a r7A?i.,Jfu?-p.:; :,,j;,i
ChenilFetliTSteTlalirandB mbtdara ' r
most vsrf afficle-needed in Ladys wardr ! .
' " 5 y9Tr styles and'vify 4sirabl. ;
s - Al!L-S .O-r
PEKFUMEKY AI1D SOAra J
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