TTIIEDVlLT SENTTINEL,
WM. E PKJ.L, Editor .
IV . I. ...a . ., , .
( . : oua teems:
J- IIE Stistiwrt is issued every morning (Sun
day excepted) t the Mlowittg; rate: ; 2
Fmm th present to ile lt of. January 4 00
For on month , , , 1,00
two month, -- ' . " 2 M
' Our term ar invr iably in adranoe. '1 he
aesrcilj 'if Ml'.nef hnfr, oblige u tq.riy t
nir mend, that renponaiWeaod prompt person
. 4 'io de.ir th Se.ntirl rted ot dobr wndtng
ti their nam rt one, who can rend u the
f ',, n it ahort liinn. , Th -nvmey my be rent
I'll by the tail fiord Conductor or .the, EP''
t, ('m,nny. v -, v - " . ...
v . XoTM'. -Oar friend in Wi!rnijjt"iii who if
air lo ufurih for or rJvenU in lie
rid pletre lorvd iheir name with .. t
Mm. AaJrew ' A BMlio, No.; 2. Sonfb'
a. 'J. 1 . ' l-
Water Street, . ' "
Mr A; E. 1IJ1.No. 22, Xorifc W:erSirft,
Tr.w in Newheinsiih ' j .
Mesrr. W. til O'iver k Co. t '
Messrs. IIughs k D.U. . - .
V""- I J.-VH ' " -T- ' ," ' ,
J WE Hi.Lt unriTi v out tukn to any n.d nil
acting Pott Master in lb Staltj.orrny" friend, to
J.n.i . .1 'u hiili..r tha fbtitiiltl forwarded
.... ,'HUI M " . -
iiT mj o-. t it tix4jritl'of Wi,
. vfo not li.foriDfd in t th coi.tr tty, fiw
. i .t fif a.nimUr wilfbr rrirkrdrd u iubcri-
. W4, ud tecled tof for.it ccp-Jt
" " P fj A TFORM ' B t f tt;ifi.tna tb iu? ' Jf not
carefulij wordd SC f ihed,",ttojr fnquntlj
4Ht Mion 4roubU, nd gi tb roker ofwintimM
chance to b let throagh. ; !
Oar acigbW; thr Standard, i froou for
pUtforms nd iiftlraotit equally fiuontfr not
' funding long At time ujh)'u tho of iti own
cominn of the Statu r deU, pending tl 11
TWi r Ui ConTtution. Anxiou il yto nr'
"TmW a wft Hip isiU oeior uw p"'u u
Wfuouize public Titimnt much m' poMtMp,
it Knortfd to tbe till political ji hemo of plt-
form fiir'jiin(l,Jioa men. It m drwa up :
w Ih curt nd in the hope it wy, tbl , J' tbi
, wry, w wmld dHCttnclIjr wbi wt ne(?a
ry. nl nwtSinjf more." , It ni nepeciully n
bin Jbft tbe Jf'n?ni'u1 ! boutd lae the war
di.t exactly m hy found '' i ' ' v
Now i bae U een 'thok!tu1 nlnwbo
w t in faor of the, war Jebt t i jiwK
tL for the CoiivwirtKMH-w'' who tbougbt-tbe
" Coitvyiition ought i"4i-A . The SfnHn'1 h
U t didIjf'ppW'1ot' "pa hT
.. the ronentronr7wdtpt nirretyTw(iratii4he
dirtu4ien la the .cnM originating in- the
Standard'! plaifurm, brought m to notit it. - -
- If theotjft of tb St,nttttud w to prerent
' dincutoa, td prewnt ay action a the part of
' tl e Convention Upon the euhjct U wm einftular
ly inifortnnate in fr"'"? t third plank - in it
phttform. All lh wt amwmd their purpose
WilL ifft auppose bjre woit'd "not bare bt
"Jrtk, but "for that plank. Let i look Ait':'
A prompt nmi raoognftion of JeUe on-
tratied by tbe Stale in aid ( the rebellion J but
an equally prompt determination to pay awry
omi ot' the SUte bt eoiitraiTtd prelonily to the
, wr. , .. .f .. t t i. ,
' Now who wontd have inferred fromlhf above
i - that tbe Standard wlnbod tbe"CSnenti itiat.: tO:
tourh the war dtht f 1 bHt the 'Jprnit plainly
imply atioiviiil prompt act on I Ho could a
biiyb pwtpt at doijig obiri f ; id J it not
tMfrf that tb ClMittiWit Vittl taV mrtion t
, rl:pliita or ; declare: its non-aanu nutkitt of the
i tleU T Hunee wa y, the Siudjrd m r?jni
" bl fir thedicui u We bsU-v -d it wiwlj be
4j'.wise r-iiher V? jiwu e Uie tfi'iei'ioii. or for the
Contention to act opon i.j .
; Vht w.bavt ftid, bail tiiichtl only aobit the
" moral phawa of the t leation. Tlio,l.gl chrao
Ui it lh debt, we biIL H- I Mr, E-q ,
h ful1y d?in.iMtraUJ. The Sla'e, h)weer, a it
cwnoi Weued. tiiUDt be rgafiliu kwaii equity
M a tnoriil Ji.W , w tbHl wrporwil eiutnnoe
It' the tba s7iI.f!la n6W tnkvrof h mat
t. r b wSAt it intend, d. ih' ib.ro ha Jn no
piHcti.'al J.tiaijrii.ciit t;t n" i. '
V rrprat. if il i tb pu'p.m of the (rovern
tt.iit to mUe the noiifBu p iuu of t,bu f
ht f.f th Sralr. a jie hhoh to ibtfir full
r. tiV'iiiion, Ihtjre U a end to the quwiUou J. and
ought lo be to iU discussion. ' j ? .
" Nat GsKii'j 4c..u ih Title of aluooh
e t'y ineoi-4 from tb pir of Mettmra. Wm. H.
Hmith k Co., of ihj city by Grohj M-sf '';
a c..hrcd man, a natire of tbU State. e are
indebted to the entcrpri'.inf publiahfri for a
p' It i prufea"dly b wfe of poem, but if Kre
. a in. of p.wtf 5 , filed
t.i e it, thuiijlh w o"if i we br , not exam
ini d it entnallW It U unoity of j: kii.d,
- -whi. b is" doubt'oM the cause" of th itrMyt
huh we ate told tie Editor b met with in tie
'. n r-b." , , rrir., " r
1 he ideai are Ethiopian at.d tf the author i-oul.l
- bate vUihfd thm in bU own eruaculir with a
tolerable iiUtiu of rhyme, it mih bai bwn
sll ' We wou'd not git lb ptiuttt.r uif lo.
dr. "Poor old Nrd,", tLr the ts.aire work. Its
"'"-ii-1y'T'i'V1 jJ,iC'i..uv.'wJii i'tl' 1,
enook'h. lit utuf in l4.Tt.J T .
The rublinb-raure uj tbey he a charming
book in trrv-s, on to U ia )i 1 S ce to tbejn
OUT? ariuimnit, the 'Stalard, inlutei in a
IftnA do il of r wVMliatul 'Iai.ip in r".ly tour
article in rtf iw r to h Sfatf bUrk.ultup mwt
nef. It m i d 'r bow we fotild bring ?. th' tmiU
t'r at d Jrw, Vanu n H n.M wolire uf " X. C'.V
rr-V. Tbe mat tee eeo-e be quite beyobd ib.
dopth, al it tbiokatle q'u.tioo of b'orkide run
ninjr i bfifOMttn" CftihprebeniiMi of 0, Yanc
nd orclf. It ik. Jridntly o're attb b:e ne
lion of Gov, Vance' acte, and, if "the ibn
don't fall" it wiir'be tnaiie much eorer fm day.
P!eimry ai1, wi it "not one of the jnot
jiatoral things, after N. C." bad epfkn fif thw
object of the t J over nor in appointing the Fuilie
Treasurer to collect the pioperty of tbe Sla'e, to
enquire bow tbe Slat came in poMeenlon of tbU'
property f And- wa it not tbo duty of the pre,
if it colli I fairly d.j to, t juetifr a injured man
nd a -faithful ipoblic tyafit.rwbo bad Bern
bamefuilK tr4ucwd lu connectiun iiblh'u'block.
ding btiu9 T . .'' . . , '. ;
V are a4 In povspmion nnw f the iloenmfn
tary evidence to uti.ia bat we have ud. and
to prevent iti whole eutject in P true libt be
fort the people, but it nball le done nt a proper
time i and then, it wl'l be "kbowo wbetltcr the
blockading baoinese w too Vft( fur the c1Moprn
benaton of tbe ieuti'tul nnil Go. Vnnce or nt.
We have not conversed with an t Ulcer ognuitnt of
all the facts, who tra immediu'ely concerned in
thp management of the 'bumnrss, w ho doee not
declare it ''. emineniljf ruccin-ful. One ein-
xltf-fiict which the Xtantart cannot deny, will
eir.lMe entire hu ti'.'t ot man mentl. ' ' ' .
A biijh ofliciitl hi informed ui. if wa rr-insm
of blockadinj?, ami ithichbf bad on band and wai
claimed' cnptbrecT .rr.perty by the United States
j utborie after tbe urrender.wa worth $000,000
in gold at tie time Now if the debt in Europe i
only three btjidred thousand doljsr and if Gov.
Vance owed th State on tba acconutf iiif mil'
iom pi Confederate moaey, botb.of which ea'e-
meiili we btwever, llkk ure incorrect, (lien the
cotton end 'rosin alilch be bd on hat.d at the
time of the 'iiri'ender, wo'ild have paid .off." the
Enir&h o'tbt entire, . wtllaa tbe four milliont
of6niudtermejfWbicbre
waa-dua-tbo Statfi. lewving tflu. fheto,Htu?eol
the enterprise the lure an.ount iVe by the Con;
felayscj', il larg aifcount of good dona in e!oh
iiiii out lulJiir.', all the balance to tug neiiitt..
England,- tfie goodi on land aiit the good in
trantitn, gaiitll If . the Standanl really
doulita our ability to comprehenti ibla aubject of.
blockading, we cba.il.mg9 it to fuTnlsb t with H
the HocumeuU, an J wa will make out iuchan ex
MM of the whole afl"ur, if the Siku will pay as
fir.irbebfrws-wiH nnke every one eee as cle r
skit a touberm.Whet he "th ti tadiilg ejiieruitse of
... r
fiuV J'Vanea'wae failure -or a nuccens. i' The
itakinont of Jh Standard thit there is nothing
due Ju Engliantl i Sneorret t. Wbabr the Sla
will r realiae anything f.eui it, it another inut-
ter. , . . . .
We owt the Slnwlard otir thai ii "Tor the fo'-
lowing admission, which conipentHlea n I for our
ttiMiblv after w.11 that baa been tatd against
fiov Vancar touib'ng flita affair.. - -
"I'bat Governor Vane-man(;d thisMra lv,
with thit beat tiktrivee, wttMit the ahadow of ttti'ii
or eorni(itioii, nobody doub t, and eveijb dy he-
r t . .... f ,
'0)ir,tpa prevetitl 4 mottce t teveral mother
Diint, . . . ,
, From 'i:tn troUji
rtuh-i'itb, uut 31 lr A. tV . Ihipi-r ra
tumed from a aneitial nii.nion tlimaali the nuitli-
ern p .rtion ol' thin, Stnt where i here' i no null
tar force.' and reporta' ht three iieifw , were
hot Ui Mivrtbiimi.tAn cowntTrbrthe county polii-e.
tor .Mlujjing;;ta..rTttm..tu
ter. tt'gngmg; m.ljt niei't !.' here. I Bo pfjj 'e
refuse to Tecf!f liiifl' the" freeiliui-itf the MacN,
wh are wbipiT!dr.nriist fitsndia'dy f-.r ereri f inr- -ini
Ai iieu;r in tie (rr. Ho lo ivfl tiBi n
ifiliH niun'In-Hejlrtfnia1 iny wits dtiveh 'f&m
home br wnploving e colored girl tu a tant
wtthimttmrreut'ttig bf p.mrr wrtier.r A pe
feet reign of terror exit'a In that pojtjon ot the
state.' .. i,-.;. ."' . -
We clip thwaboy from an ebihg. We
dtttiol know Dr. Hiirpwr, nor du we kno thit
there baa ' tiupb a gentlcmun in the eity
The 4ipatoh buVet'.JiuAt''nUt.tiotta1t.uI .ws
doubt iU truth. Tho t e -pla of Aotihinnpton
and Hertford are oyl, quiet ami good citu.
Many of them are cut ".8 from mail facil.ti, J
mny be reiillv iguornnt of the Vite of lliiiif!' avl
iTtheTr JiitliW l tb fre(tinen,-tiw4tb,vmey U
eiti-ti.rdinKTy" cflse, iherf Ibe bave not ; been,
well irrattd I l.M( 'he buy be true, it cfi
for invetiiion. Ko tnnn mun n jttAify in-
jiit'icS tu'lill treatment lo the Colored penp'n
All r teplo-ni.ileBr en m!t totbe inrr
orable tieccnity f a know l. dging' nnd propuly
appreeUting the. prptent condition, uf the fr-d
men. "1 TbeyJavo th right twrt wheifcthny
pb a. or with wbmi th-y plima." Tfieir fi. lle,
iiwoiiwlan eoiiree mny be rterplet'ng' and fret'i"
but tbtrw n 'Bai in alnn (retted at any tb ng
now. The proper redrew of th whit ia thiii :
nthk J"r br;Tn with tbem and hare the con
tract written and tgie d to ber.tre witnesses.
Pu'fll your part of the Contract to the letter, and
bold the bhicka p to it. If ley w ill not work
accinding to contract, 'ilieobwge ' tberit,. and pay
tbem pfopcrly.for the aer'vice rendert'il. If they
are iitaoleot'iiiid tronhlf.nie fprt tb.-w to tbe
m'.Iitnry or tod l Wbtiiley's Hurjtu CiGol. W.
it a reAsonabla Jinn antl a g k4 fiuur. He ViH
ife'itber allow the Muekw or whiter to be imposed
up.i.' He-is ready Ij ronorf a'l the aid be cAn
to induce the M.icks to ..ik, and to muk h in
b hai e themselves. 1 h prnjile of NorMiJf pln
a"n3''Rl'7tff'rJ"i'sit Tff-tiniimr to-
mattxf right Lvf'.r the-public, and hen;e I ft
ns
i i . i i .. JJ.J.W. "...
'1'I5 jvuBi.r. firwrov of. :be..v'i''ar'J
winece ecreiy onder ur article reviewing n
iinftjrtunme at tuck ttpoti jMrms purdoned direol
ly on appbcmion to the Preeidert. It undertaken
a defence but turne ft off at a joke. '
f Our conetraetion of it article whs rot imly
b'gitimate in oureetimat00. bV w tare beard
no adver opinitn expreased ly any one. The
binndwd feel tlie fr of it, asid lik a 'jolly
stump orator entertain it audience by tellio
anecdoV. . . . - ' w ' v. i
i We bad not heentof UieVas of tbe-partoa to
whom tbe fiiattdurd allude before., and we er
taiiily had jfo'cause to be offend 4 withihe Pre si
dent. iThe iiil ject of for? irenei. very natuially
nnthna. d . n fid we. piotly felt for poor tin
nert again! hrIleVv'ht whose chance for pur
du we knew wm fur Wttecthan the can of tome
teemed to be bin had thared in the rebellion
W wanted tlje ptaMwd nd the President and
the rent, to fel tbe power of tb Divine, declara
tion, fit ye forgive sot tnea their trepae, nei
ther will your llemven!y-fibtr forgive you " ' But
w fear the 'Jt-tiMJdrJL Si a bard - cas. It want
people bung and coubVated tnd ruined, and ran
taid by and 'M itj9o'ni:Nf:wBde.A' man
who has eve u ap to hi Ihirlitlh year, teii.Ud the
charm of womin'i iainst proof agauitt preach
iug or praying. NevertbelcH, if our, friend re
leut at any '.time and hi heart it broken up for
bit tint", let h m C uie over, we'll pray for him,
WE hats h.ackd in our c dumeg to-dy, ve
tal atticlet rhh reliite to tbe ubject of labor in
tbe South. There ia no -tubject more important J
to our farmer than thu lTb crop for the next
'feaFainenl'u'pb
b'f 1ttrm'pTcye(3r. ThTCroepoTu-y of oar CoTart "i
population it to become cukivaiore- o! the toil
Those who can not purchase land-should engage
a laborer on tbo plantation, at.d determine to
work well and r. gularty for reaaonab'o ,coippen
iHtion. , Fartbing.it V better tbited for them thaq
any thirnr ele, They will Jfccome more inde
pendent, more moral and more useful citn&ot by
thit course than any other. ' Our farmer cannot
too too it mak arrungeoieot for tb next. year.
Col. Whittlesey' Burvau will aiwiint them in ob
taining laborer. If, however, our Colored people
will pot wora a tney anointi, foreign tuoor win oe
tj4a-bacomeof them?
JTIIE trctxT LiTu a or B. F. Xoore,
Kq we oh)rrf, i-at trading vwrj-general at tea
tino and admirution.' Il it being copied into lb
I'eterxhurg and ; other pr, Air. Moore ha
few equal in the Union a ound, ,thnrough
ptwyet.. Hit powert of anslyoi and ciitio'wm
are of the first order. What be bat pondered
well, in alt matters involving legiil mtettlgnlion
ho eldnin'err. Mo'rever, he I a statesman and
we rrVgltiT to iry.Vno iHtnnTTwtUowt'ii ny
la.,' .... .. . , .' .
reflection itpon Chief Justice Cheae, lhAtjharae-,
ter of the Supreme Court Itench wmild not sulf-r
if oitrfvlhiw cititten Mr. Moon' filled bis place, mid
th J Igo were.l.ack a"i" 'n politics, uf wbluh
be appear more fond thun btw. 1' ,
Three ol the eity polite ol Vt iiimngton were
traigned before the fclsyor a few day ago on
the charge of drunkonn. ' Prettjr buines for
jHtlltsemerir - - -
WK auk uonriFUB at the mi orin which
the ScutitiM ha been print, d reocitlly. Il tbrll
be ilone tlter. or not'Sat a!l. ' We expect h
'.
white pups in r few. daft.
THE B'uoofthe u.uie g.Uiig ren,
quite as keen as'tba. "little. eud oT nothing sharp-
eutd,. ;,.,...:. . - , 1 J
. Vblte and llMtck Ltbo In tae Suu-tf, ,
.... Vte pt-rceive at dJI'erenLjjwi.t'i -from Virgiiitr
to TeirV there vrw tmotnreept "hftKAlMr tor In
roduetiou of white Uhqr, d-r the impression
that the emancipated slave wi'l not work, and
CHunot be relied nfKinif thev' enffagftb rk.
To eonsiJerahla extent tbi vn-y be trii? j but
atiil" t 'ientioi ntirf, bt ; w hera of
these blck if they be m made iti koinii -way to
pppjift.theme"-.t1They Will 'nweessariv, as
idlers and. v(frnt, becoiur r nervy a a a nan
geron burden -'upn thecoBimHnit The- wr '
iu-iu det'trnciion of the able-bo.liid Jliiie, work
ing mVnrof lb South has created r vacuum which,
la litl. will requir?.. some .year tf iiniu i irrnt oti
from the- North and from ,K urop, under lb
tronglK 'udatwifcwntti rl thrt m .at tb tt
ifetif agruliiliural ' waiir't in'ih Sotitbtr.t si rW, i.
t'.e w iv of luluii-, can be met at oooe b the enian-l-iptted
sltvei, r:d Jho.M laiiie Jl- bo H' di
posfd in a liberal spiit to adapt the.as lre to
ihe ewjd lyraentof ;ht-fr Talenlave as freemen a'e
pnra;ngthirtrie'fiotiiy. Oothe other b tud, the
plantrf. who ttin tii uijrersit-lriry, nmlrfrt the
tdea that he can do baler bv: the rnijd y ni-ut
whitrt laborers, is etting rn'exrinp' -hkh, if
enera'ly f.i'biwed up, tiiuoti-'evitbly, from the
pressure of hunger, drive-the b'rek- ti ttetnrtic
npiiia'tnrts and scenes uf bl iody violei-c. If .he
trucks are stnpi l and foole-h Hi their ..K rilj-d
n .lions of eman ipalion.tbe tntt-llij.'. not oi' their
I oe masters 'm t be' kn dly u.-.ed to "eVibhieu
them. The two ' races, about half n4 , h-lf
throughout the etjflon 51ai7crin(it extrt Uietb'
er witnout harmonv.ad tbe iguor-int b a. hi a
FitHtOmid fOjthlg.aid.inc of thr bi!es, t.l;l M
tothem ;' instruct ion 'nI- employment. ,rTh
Preedoieii' tltiiu, es ab'iobid under, th kc.tM
trol of the army, rre dob g ometbing t i get the
emaiM'ipa-ed 'idrcka -trirly wotK wgrtw ;' bn;
theaefurvkus are snt ,equr; to tbe ti'k . before
them. : It is a task which pnfirly deilvl-s Of in
the lte maslers of these hiatls. lb y s j'l rv
their corn n d cotton ,m ht add the lal Oreiii
iiedel to. cultivate them are aiill at their cojj .
nmtid, and they must he ntaiiu"d ft, jn the j rj
diirtsot'the soil rrouiid tbem, wl.eiher thev cul
livateit or not. .Thr mpW qnestioii BHtr.W the
rt-sn-msihle Sotntheru" Un ihoUei is ib.t; S;.ll
our lihorate-1 h'atks, s"!'lHrt tti.lvas as our
r i . . . i i . . , , . . . .1
Jao-ur. r, or oe nopri"-n -a tn .miiis, ii.ui kim
agianU 1 S. J'. Hi mltl. 1 . '
" An eiHii t will be made tins Inter to tihtnV an
itprrouriatioit fiom I'ongtriS t6 difray II e etpensr
l dw.) ids itn)aMUu.lc lbs Inland j.lr
u7"Vu!,,'n1CVrTf"f tt tJwioe-ii!!,. aiUi
reuoal ni a Small bar in the Sens rivet, wilt en
able tb Uresat Octiia iteajcer to run to .Ntwbsrs.
. ... ' , Eur. tbe Sentinel. .
; Gfrcini , N. C., Kept 1st, I6o. '
Ma F.ntrttw: You have doubtless learned be -C
re this fine from the that R. P. Dick,
U..T. t'aldweil, N, U I). W.Uon and J Harris,
have announced Ihenjuftlvos- as candtdtte. tp
revreaeul the people of OuiKord iu.rur jyroacb
Ing Convention. This i a good repr- a-nUition.
There it Bt politic! d'fuagorue tnuong them,
aad it.f a pity that old Guilford cannot have fuiic
repreeetttrtivtit instead of tjrret tht thy alt
'might be elected and take their teat. What in
a lit! lit. remarkable and no leva gmtit) ing ia thit s
they are ail men of pur moral character, msro
ler in good atandiug of different brtnche of the
CbrUtian t'hurth. . " ."XZST:'...
Mr. Dickis an Jkbte lawyer, an eloquent speak
er; and a consistent politician. Mr. Ca'dwell i
'nan of strong, vigorous intellect, xu naive
raadiug, a ff ool speaker, and One of the moat con
istent p liticiaa I have ever known. ' Hi priu
ciplet are at firm a . tbe oceatt'i turge-repelling
rock, and he ia at ferries tit their declaration re
he ia able in their defence- Rev. N II. l)wWil
sou it aq eloquent preacher, able debater aud
hat one of tb most practical buaioamiad that
I hare ever ntel with., fthott'd he be e'eco-d be
will make hit mark in th Convention,; r'riftj.d
Ilsrri is auian uf no, practical reiue, (rood
jfidgnieiit, and will make r go4 member, Ouil
ford is Cet tritily highly frvred ia being permitted
to select her . reprnUtives to" the t.'onvestion
from iuih men., . Our people ahould b ma d tws
thing of. all who com twfore thrnt tuking ib Im
elevated to office, or wishing to become their
representr,tiret in tbe legislative br diet of the
Country, either State .or national. .Jhey should
requite -pure moral and g.xd prrctk-al sense,
and Without these n j mail should be elevated to
office at intrusted with the interettrrMid diistii
tii -t of a free people. Until we Jo th't our Isoun
try will be tubject to thmLiro'e of political gam
blers' and dcuugoguea that will ruin nt It it a
gootT tpgnje fee i$ trrtw coming out to rep
resent our jteopJe, ana a k.ug to te elevated to
office, tS'al they inry terv our couutfy ' loih! "tf
cri-fi of her hittory) . .. ;
Th Patriut hr com nut in a new drrss and
it now the nertest pai.tr published in the State,
Mr Ice old the enterprising editor deiierves irrent
praise for both the mcohanical and literary tntte
witn wnion tit conduct ni paper. .. .
4 . Th?Tierl deservedly very popular with
the peot.le, and Ijfhii.k al-0 with the editor in
the part, if I may 'judge 'froni the trequencv
with wblob .it editorial ar quoted in other
papera.'- , ... .
lo you know the aiflorence between the bluet
and thr Jaundice f If rnu do not f will tell vnu.
Jaundice is the blues of the bjidjr, and the bltica
i the Jaundice of thr hirml. Ttietr.botl) proceed
from.r iUJpiil LfM. and lh. tJiueiy. fur tach is
blue (till and baibury n-ot bitten. I hey appear
lo-aet and re-act on each other each being Loth
cause and effect. The blue, as r depressed sfaio
uTniind ret I'.iuiToual upon tho bodf and i.ro-
duce Jaundice, and thr Jaundioe ouerrtiag on
the vxvna througti tbe body proUiiocs Muk .. -Jaun.lice
fend bfuea biivif swept lik an epidemic
all bver tbi Country, and w are- certainly thu
IB at nt rod ytWmttt pn pie you ever did roe..
, -.::-,-:.. . '. .'PIIKA-
V Whit: Labor ueceasary forj.)ithfrolliiiaj:.
" TO TBt tBIToa'or Tttli UktALil.' v-. ' -
As it i known to you and to the Nor. hern peo-
pe, the t'rvett of , tb South have been emanci
pate ai a to y rr no longer tuhjeot to th con
tryl rod government 6f the white man in devefop
iug i h resource and in th production ot the
frei.t stapler of the South ,oUun, rice, tobacco,
lumber, Ac. - It ir detirrhla that the South
should comma to- produce tlieir tlrple, even in
grrrter rbundanrr than ever, before. It is im
portant to tbi teciion, and equally' important to
tt gnvernmetit. . By th -proiluot'on of th. s"
gr ,t ttaplet in rbundaiict it it yet y clear,. that
the 'United State must be the most formidable
nation in the world. Beoan in all the other r
so rce which giv trcn?th and great new to a
nr ion, aha surpasses all nations on the globe.
I and l osw in r moat eminent degrer rll lbcs
niaieriala ahich-eoiiititut tbe fireat. ess of a ba-
f Id conseq-nenc of .the entirely disorgun
condition of. thr lab .r ef tha South, rudtbr
very uncertainty as to whetb' the ngro can be
ma roStabl4a r laborer, ha rur4i&Hy of
the thinking men of tbi teciion to coma, to tlieT
conclusion that h pro luctior of th great stAnlea
f the South muT toa very greai estrutceae &(4e
WhttS ......jaw:. CTft m. tPiinea , u) . worr in tstl t-j
in t hi 'section. It is th unireraal purpose ol
land owners to em ployw hit labor on their farm
and a ho'Ue servaut. i am fully. astiaRed that
ten tbous ind laborer would be immediately em
ployed rt (air wagrrin, Abbeville detri t, liouth
Carolina. 'I hi - tcctior -of th 8late is very
beitWiy, and th land are fertiU. - There is no
portiou of tbe Sta!r mors d. tirahle to T.ve in, or
ofTering greater inducemtut to wbit laborer.
Tb labor of tbe .S mth mutt enlually be entire
ly white, if it world ei j ly any degree i prospeii
y... In tb immediate neighborhood of the writer,
our tbouand white lrlorrr would b employt-tl
al once at high wages; in, fact, there 'never bat
been su h r proGiabte fild fbt white emigrstioo.
Mnv i.. of all kinds, as well as laborers, will
h welcouid ; and if a suifiojent tupply can be
nbt aiiied, then th properityoLth country uiqst
iii.'rease; while if the negro i lo beie!iedon to
mtpp'y the want, in these respect; 6ti the coun
try, then gradual but inevitable ru n 1 the cer
tain dea'iny of be South. A railroad pa, sen
through aim at every district of (hr State, and
any, p riioii, of Stat . can, bri,eh.ed
i f. y aight hJur fro n th city f Ni w
York.. Wi'h a , prosrfTPu South, the " United
State will certaii.'y ciiir.4 the voipm r. ol tba
world.' Hut i'l )i present thoroughly d .tiiyAuv
itt d coudition uf labor, aud thr disincliiiation of
tne negro to continue to.w..rk, the prospect is in
deed gloomy for the fmnre. Tbe supply uf cot
ion,' instead of being next year atth maximuiu.
Will oertaiiily b far below tbe minimum vf form
er yar. : ' ,
j A GREENWOOD (S. C.) PLAXTER.V
Tbe RleOi atide-SIuterchaiicr rf Fi lendly St-n
... tluents. . -' ' -
j BKOtVsviriTj-Anguvt ft This evening Scnor
fi. '.!., Mexican AliiiiteroJPhbc tV oiks, came'
nter' MM river o visits and wt received by
XivA. M.de, who tave his tli runlied victor n
Htiet dlniser al Miller's Hotel."
A"oce-t the goests wereGonerab"? Weitii I
and tripr- ,Ah pUsaant repaet, at which
irieedlj jtitritiinei' were, f x.liangail, .ike .srly
broke iy. Vn. Kot.lcs ie-crosin tb ricr.
I he wt4ni,ier is Vo In 1 a vrv 'a-'i-eaMe'
mail: I leepetkaaome English, atnl ia fiU'l.ll-i
Freiteh . i' '
, untir Kom. ro nd Oen. Ortega are nid to be
or their "wat here, anl are bwked for daily
t b Visit of these two distinguished ' Literals
seem W fulat la iomStftlrig tfW t be-doiir-ta
lh knY V'ando,'- '.'':'. ' - ' - l - ' ' -.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 1
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MISS Marn ! jst'.rtur'f ftuV it., t
With wsll sel cud ,t ek r M'
: LADIES DUES3 C0uiS . "
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tors t aat of Exchsnt HjIsL
alatgh, Sep Jlrd,. tSliJ 34 Xi fi.
NOTICE.
TJcyiiiSentagMaieaiing: Heal tis
A P"0 wibing t kngr, ssll, or lv.
tlttli Hutel, on the rnioor ot Wilu.lnJ,. ..TT
strsots, Raleigh, H C.wte prml.s tiJT
businsss kit broupt Rntius, sad spars a.
hst will msble kia. to civs eattrs stttsfaotl,,. H
Beise so . II know tolt oiti..o,of Rsll,tuj
Wk C atvrth undrsigo4 koass thsv mbr
btsttale to put ttslr Iuhd.s ia kit k tr. . .
V ' gsnt for Wat C. ,f lbs Pivassr Las o
toy i, mi n t. -
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.WB will ia frunt of oar store
, ''- " 'th follisig articlss! I
1 Fin M'knianv le,k with allanluraa. ' I
1 'lae v aogof Bofa." . -
S Fin lishoKar V t'ksiisl
t Tll, I tin f tsrrfc Ch na Dinnsr Set. aslli
Vreaoh kine Tea t. .
45 Bunches tiun Cottuo, froui K. T, ta No !9 ,-,
1 sir (Ins Brssf ntiineg. larpe ui so.l t.
h tlfhi Brws F ntr iurtu.i sirs, . J
osvrrai srimias fiijrrr naieJ ai. 'eatiiilt, J
JUakatar ft'aiWs, JT. , - . "
sra.ll lot ef .'la and Upper ten the r, "
Bslf bnel if Kin, 1 barrat ol f u ait aits ftn
1 karrsl of P k, I bsrrot of Viaeg-ar, kwrttf
: Va, t hoi of Wlud-w OUm, Jars, Jsrs, nw.
j j. h, Tin and WuUe BrokiUrna-Ko, Hul.
"irtog Wbewl. -.v.,:,-:-'?.... , r
Ods or two sm Jl loisnfa-'ea Te a.. .
i k fswtiotss ot fried M. rrinj(, u,u a f. w ksr,Uii
, jrica.eu b rrieg,, ,Wn Barrets of WaksS, aajMitnl
Bala to couiEnauea at 1 1 o'.'l.xk,
, V ' " AKKR, t'OWPER a CO.
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" llss Jat rseairej ton lit r lot1 tf
f For . Msekey's Wor.1e f stieos, Mi
al i.f tks Lo.tKn-Sn l B.,o f t'i CLiptsK
for SchMi, j KdtrV Cornslt'a, Mllebl)'lttj
Moatittb's U.igrpi,i j ttaiitk , niemoil'i ui
tlsries' i sokoul Aitbmatio. j -Smith'" Ksil'iut
Bintton-s Knalish, Latla a-J Orask Urso.mn;
I . I's aad Parlay Httrnrtee of t'uhad Stalss
fl'T'i i Brawsr's familiar fceiaaes, o i
t l'"l'w" I ilrt.'rifVMi
Julius fiasar; f.oi, ;Jsals of s'ai.dard sslM;
fo.lneau, idgai rap, lttsr, anis and m urolg ftp
ofioest (ttalitissi lodahblr, Ii.k'j Arnold's fuil
iste., sto. . ' .... ..
Vat Familifs and Pvervb'.dv. Vaa.Ha
Books f Comat'itw Praytr; Baptint and Prsskjtsrtu
Uyma Books; i'liutogrp Athuut tad lktots,kt
yrNswi ant Wrspping Psbsr aaj : Isgsatliw
nayii g war as tor sals t.ij akaapky thr wkalSMs
- WJt.B. aWIIUrW
sop Ms tf.. '
A Charijiind STow Book!
To Praai tsjiiJ be Issued by jst of October, 1W5,J
Bt WM;3. SMITH & COJ
T1EL0 AJiB Pia&Slilir-'-BtiOK " pUBl-ISHlNfl' BOTS!.
53 EAETTtviLLK St;, Hsi.eioh, N,
N A MDL ESS: -
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nil ";;Fiii '?uc irk t j.,p-
It'' BIS Is roal'v acsruting t.irj ef kartUftml
th fasManalla world, told la th uost sletM
and rtBoed lkngutg. A. l is fr.,in ids k i!h
t se aieejv" tt.terwr.vwa, it kbwjtd lo luffsntn.
pt..asi; (t tbo'u;bls; .r.aeotira a d deurlptis jmb-
res traaa ai.a exjni.it) in cbsrmiter at
sVtsrecav'-llsaiales'' is ra l It will tstrUtt
Ikosgbtful and va.uai.U ,uh ll.it trimi
J will isoaivajiu ia a. buk as this with a aTtM
vb omsis tiorn ths tsdsr r fruas itjisw
sei-ihars, a. a; ), forsJ did at c: : ...
a Kditurs i'nseitig ibis advrisatt rllia
rota will reSaiva a etpr of th book.. '. . "
Ihm anil Three and It' Half. Acres of I'
' ' rositK''i!t;iv',"tvV
; T li o m a ft v i I T'oi '.
TU9 I are f lbs meit ewlrshle sitoMlsi
tbs N. C. Cai,tral kil KuS t. H uohl sWw
ttaWnh, Ja a hUb mad -kaaltby soanlry, f""!'""
two oor.sking SebaoM. tnsls sad taaisis.
kuU'Sii sis all uaw sod e..mn!0;lM a. . 1b "'"
is bs i.f tba bast U.be't b.uS i tba 8t,t'rl
f rooms, ft nr pta.-.us pmMf, itsts .nd mtr'
sufli -leat - Xb is a horsa mars re.irtaklj
arts rsssrjr.,i lit kous Kitckeal,- Fmot"1"
Kara, -!.!, o.,-h a first rata wall oi
the y rt. i.lantjr of eaviea rMi ptkB'lr,i'
for Uuii jr Oda. .'.. , ,,.
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tnsall, lOenuMe uis to do So, aud roos)siiilJ J
tba pfi per, al fba r. ryloW ta ft 1
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In TEAScnly-
I-hila(jlihin,
1vrCTrt;Ll.V Inform tb!r U
trir f'ar-, thai tb Jf eti .'" j
an a.retultir.; a 44 9 rj..r art e'e il ttrt '-.
rubvei...i,t n.l rur of w tn.' I'' j
o.tt in'i t irtr, Ull, and . puaud sac. j
.i ra.l'1,v.- -ind .'r.vins: talt !i'i-. s ;
Ur lui. ti, b. i.I k r..mr.nv jiuulad. ifnrf. .
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JOB WORK
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