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TERMS 0 BCBSCRIPTIOS.
Ths feTrrrn. w ajli.-hsd varjr CTiiig,Mcej(t
f .jotnuuitt,... J...... ...tlfiu
'.!'"".'.'. tfj
:..... J,!
t t tu ffertuia,..
3 ,rr miUiv-'-
o-tr tf-sr, ' ' r:"T ':""r6.iXZi"7
"w--Eni'- AeeVii-rieiitilw! B y"r,
" ' sit btalu.-,,. .
'-lSRmr, owyr v.;.,.'-.
" juiotli,..,
FHIOaY KVKNfSiO, W H iw. IMS?.
;. -orit I'l.irronv. ..
- Tk RmvrrtP JHaffrrmK th CH
. yrat . '.Sutlunf mart nMitutt lit. -'
KCLCa. '
W assums not to lead, but to idjfl that
nrtsummation. -
Only pood and consistent loyal Biea, ac-
tu,r, linn to mat Dlauorm. to ieai anu sua-
1 . ......
h-mpt to Irad, but tn encourage the Con-g;.-iytal
palicy.
The atlectioa of only ffnod and true men
an.kr that platform, who are eligible, for
t!ii Conrectiyn, pledged to carry it out-r
iiotuiog mora-i-BoUiingleaa..
Every maa made eligibl by the Iboa-
: atmctioB Acta, t be careful turtUw his
same a voter, and to vote only for the
right men. ' --
- BubwtMtoa and obedience tomiiiiary and
civil authority in the Slat and United
Stati-a. ' " '., 1. '
who cax roTK axd hold
- -'" office t -ry
W have pobliahed everything; we have
aeen, entitled to Consideration, at an inU-r-prelatioa
of the mle fixd by the liicoii
atmction acta, for the qqalificatintf of votm
and oiTice bol ler Under tboae acta,' ,ye thrre
U till tome diveraity ol opinioa on tlie
niMirt. TlieM difference will be likely lo
etut until Grn. Sitklta Imuihi bis ordi-r In
rgrd to the regintratioo 4votr. lie
will then, o doubt, give an aiithnritntive
dtfinjLioj-X)f tba Urn 4 the umts, wliU'h tU
be eai !y underttood by all peraoua.
TnB"nsr:oxsTnucTiQ!r mzetisq.
Tbit (uwiing adjourned on yetertly. It
wi'l be hemldtd at a tucevtt. la char
acter and rim, and ultra d'-insrt, It wat fully
up U MaaaacbutKUa iitvlC W'v bave com
pil'd, from the Standard, ,11 UcU d tba
bh.iuik, without tua apeachea. Thuy will
' tome in for nntica at a future day ; the
filiform and the remainder of the proceed
faigt tomorrow. Wendell Pbillipt and Fred.
DugWtj il thy could ha belieel in tile
aincerity of the white actorv, would have
boa highly gratiQed. All tltit we leara.
Neither crloity nor inclination prompted
ns to be pruta&L.' Wa tea enough o pre-,
teoce and tpocr!ty front whiia people,
whiUwalkiiigthettrte(a, Without detiringto
ba turfeited by attending a lloldraita meet
toeing. r . . , .
"It nnderatood that Jlr. Batta doclarM :
liinj:il '-talt oot iu the crtld" by the fi. B.
B. B. nuinKa. 1 he eoWiT.
- t !.,, 1 mill !,,.
1 1- A .
Kiu n mm, be tayt, iwtitM he opp
lewnir thorn voiea. Th whititt will not
ota lj hiin bwiiute they know him ao welt,
lie ia rvaping thajet reward o( a trtmmlnai.
telttih and irritating plicy,by btn "nn
Inoutlj rejucuiJ" by ilcl-e alike," A'ici.
Knquirtr, j . ' y '
ll, inatead oi hit auto biography B"it
bad been rfviiiL'tha bincraijliv of a cciluiu
tf fioirticiinrtBl!itr SfaTeVTia couTd'nt
kava "bit the nail on th bead" mora exact
ly. Look at the lato Conventioa in thit
City. The msjoriiy ol the white who were
U It are diafranchiterl. But 'tupprtsi Vi.ey
were eon -iilvrtd by Congieaa loyal enough
to hold olVe. who i there amona them that J
can expect o Bet the colored.vote f Can ,
Mr, liohloo, who dilard, not linig alnc.,
that hostility to "negro suffrage" was a con.
apicnout l uion land mark t Can Mr. C. L.
Harris, who voted against alb'winjr ;h
brakstoteB(ify lu the CourUl Can any
one vl those former"aegro traders," of whmn
there are said to bate been eighteen wliw wta
ia t!i Convent ion, who nwd to si parnlc him
bands and 'wives, psretits and children, with
out remorse f The colored people under
stand Uiee men and their motive thor-
ugb'y. They fully appreciate that their
prem-i.t euro is not tli result of any re
gard for rwtn, but Hint it proceed from t
greel f r offii, and the desire to use the
blacks ia or !r to vent vindictivo spite
opin the l.t part of the while race. We
wilt g "tmrtt- that Jaima IL Harris, Jno, I.
Good, and others, are through the disgust-
ing liui 'i. ity of these men, aud ia their
tour! fc ivi a perfect contempt for them.
W Hiun, iMioa all sid8,,a geueral gratl
Utstion ii,: . 1 at the conduct and hear-
wCo,.. .. .ii :u t;,i, fuaii iu;'i,,udieclwTP'iSfJ,ifi
- iim-.'i which occiirrud, their prom-
- to, i . '- '! pi..ved themselre too tnuth
lor tie v. hite gia listors, and we really re
joice sCtui h evidt nee of capacity and Ih
""'le.'.r,' ; i -1 !..:rprt. The spirit of char
ity ai.-l c oxservsiism which they evinced
was ia lihly commendable contrast with
tie in lU-nant, illiberal and nrotcriotiVe
P tit 1 tue whitchsder in t-w nioveoiejit.
-We understand that on of the colored
? .. d--' ,r.- thit, whilst he rejoiced at
iU I.
n of freedom and ufTrage, and
4-1:'
.cm t Uil .! lust, a aw-iMtlr-Bf r
t se
of t.rdcr.'V,
g v-'ufil Oiv
if V as'aed
P"'
ti.e
Is l:
it it
I !;!, "st 1
X t3 ;j ' hj '
'" I
r'ov. ' I11 iu I never (onuait la tens .-!aii-a'.-iit -i i-. -JL-jJtMBB-tKmxitttJfc-.stt iiwt"iirT .'-;';-'TrTTTr wrm-tn---" - ... ,msaaMxi-.jmm,.JVi! - ----t
.e--rtf i'-vrv iiE'SSii v- : 4
'" T IL (W lft'L tvr antra, in" b iter ..t. 81 ' w ,h 1 " "''puhlienns srldj. Ihs ,,,t : r " - "' ?
. -. -..a . 1 1,. !.,; .,y.i m :, t.-rP- .tbBfttttet of ts1'; i.hr- U. in. UY'tZlxjllT u """r,"L ' -' tu wi t---- -- -Jj
- s. !BriallC J51!" frToiB tvr criiuaaiiuita tisiati -i- rt- .- 1.- it- a. i. .i t-iint wHtttto ttt-jnve- "VW2misiB"'ii ' "" 'ifffsTeTU-utuutt, , . " ara aii ews a. 1114 - ;
'.. irom offiw lrjwU,paWkl. B'i-,ly 't tm, ?rtfl8nt a i 1e ?? hora she iimv Tl.ii, : she .oul, Lk. ! "avAit.TT 1 . ..
H'.e. ,;,,.- levenoIJ Gen. Dkerr. I bemo,-r.U.irt alMiot ! olTl.. I '.i". V. that ,h..w.y W 'lLZi 1 11 Uo tto ZAT? CE1.EBRATEO ? . : i
, . r t . -- it inula 11 was nrarir piiniuianetin. . . . , ,-, , . , .. , r , - , i -
, 'o i - a a L he iimo for moia tliaa Lbr,1!ll""rp- - --. . i , , " , ., , , jatrtmirle, that licr httslmnd may never Is? ! . lMl'" nqmrv-n..!.. me iatrM-ti.i , - - r, , ,
- ,. .v. . ; ,- , . , -fl -..-.-. Thewsnt of men made the charge a fail- torn 6wb b.r SMin. 1 afo It-ippy in ihemve , .!U'tNBi.t,i.u, u.U. 11 IS II OP ''PI
-i- uim.antare." , , - 1, ,,.";" ,.' !Couia8,sna -e fvea macn nKnt tocora-jthm of mme wj-. bnrird with ur cauaeAPrT-- 1,,; - A USITEKSAL DIXXEKPrU,
- .. a..,,' ' ..r. 1.. ... : -t . t plain that ne aid not como t our tuniioit. ; Kt there 4s a'c-m,. -uiti..:. ' blilrtlhu. 1
il" .. -J-r.. ....... '"I..: r?" ' 1 " ' ."" 5 as lis has to coiWki o th at w, did not to;,, .b.t ;u .v I ' . . ' v' L 7-- .. ! rnr rvrms .nd K,ek Hes-Ueba,
. , uj, uitvi ia - iTtisr. jib w:u rt-urn anaut Il-u .lit nf.a.ti,. :. ,.,luura. 1 UK llllZI il I inir:Mii, iijri. liiiionaneaa,
V-ei-,w U: i.i.tnre.alu-r a .-ngtbr i May 'br n the Judiemry., Cinuiutee willT ti- 7. "t T .. ' '' " nan-tb Iwtghtost star in that bri-ht rmnOt i lotto.. . J.".. i l-rrlios, W,,s, will .s
' ilra r!n0K of an r - -I ! rvo,n,,e i. ho'.i,fc' r '" . ' ick?.1 I t! : cilaxy that N'pr.h CsMlin. sua to Vir,7i J ' O"s"o , u .Ml - "' l'"
. from tlis Princetca buntisrd
JCowr, since lvery hs hea abolished
tlm.M ,1.,.,., C. Ini..n ,.l lk f -u... I ... ,
eh it.-. the ric'iH of eitl-
unship, it would na!tiw iluittt
; rlup!e, atmuht be permit
nun- aniiur Knainra have voted f.,r-tle
H-"'"-jXJIir n '"ftuifi tlm lull
"TeiiTi v liS-'uA nt of all t,e froei.lmen, wit h-
oui frfo-ttff.-irB'uUlI i tm u.contis(tut
that We should approve of what til J bsve
lP; nJ wituhold.lb rIit of suffrage
t'r mi our nrit hand Ml of eokred eitijvin,
Juiliu is te d by any means eertata ttit the
'poop. of ""Sew Ji;wy are ruady to restore
Di-jim ulfrjriB i tbn binds, j lie qnwUoir
is .still a evening one, an J i not 1 j Itcty at
p!uu-d fir a f ear or two, Inl tire ex-
Mnuii-iit i being made oo a grand acals by
ilte ireedmeo at the loutU, the iwua ber
would prulwbly be a aater and wiaur oae.
Could any alrongiT evideau be- aflifded
titan the for going of the inter Inaincwity
I od nyMx:riajr of aortlit-ra Ittt'lica! jkhiU
fjTtWWTwo ' efd to tjie colored race I .Wm
there ever auch criminal trilling with a great
and momptitoiit qacut
intion V V
to pomt tli
We lec! lht
eoih'meut i tdid
alxjve extract.
'tt moral ol the
OKX. LOKOBTRKKT OX JlhTO.Y-
v RTUCTIOX ,
Tius X(V (Srleant Time; having called for
theopiniou of aeveral gentletneo, vrbone
bainct were given, upon the political coudi
tinrrof the vomi Fy7 OcnT T'rigTt riT7TK"'fcr
included in that number, promptly annwert
In the following airntible leftttr : ' .
New Oitt.KAna, La., March lS, H-jL "
To tUt Editor ef tht Aeic OrUunt l"ant -
Pkab6im: Iu your paper of yesterday
you bave) expreated a deoire to bear the
Viewt ol aeveritl gentlemen upon the politi
cal condition of the country. "t liud my;
(iHinejiii-ntioiiud upon your iit, and protsed
without hesitation to retpond. -
At 1 have never applied rnytelf to politic!,
I Cannot f liiiii(.-lo , (n k to the wite atatea
men of the country, who are devoting their:
ener-jiea to the solution of . the probh-.m
which aitatet the public mind. I can only
iiriik the plain, honest conviction of a ol
xtier. . . .. ' - " - . . ...
It rti.Jfc l,.lll . - -. k A I,! .
aisr wtw uuitli l I II I 'TUfwy. ta,w ij(F Iff 4 f4IH Y""
to enter Into a dincuuhin ol the matter that
ia usually brought up in arguing upon the
profited plan tor rcconetracting the Gov
ernment. Indeed, I think that rounv of them
are not pcrtlwnt to the question.
Theatnking feature, and ttm one fliat our
people ahould keep in view, it that we are a
0 iti'iuered j eoplf. Jtecogniiiing this fact
fairly and aquariily, there it but one course
hit lur wiae uten to pursue. Accept the teruit
titat are ( U' red u by the conqueror! 1 There
can be no discredit to a'cotupiered people for
aixeptiug tln'condittontoffi-rtd by iViriori.
querors, J(or is there aoy oecaaion lor a
tueliiig ot humiliation, Wa have marie an
honmt, anri I txrpc- ttiatl ii'iay y "Vcrwliiv'
bl tight, but we uave lost. Let utcome for.
want then and accept the emit involved, in
the struggle..
Our iM.i.ple earnettly desire that the con-
atitutional uoveruujeiit shall ba r-etttablulf
ed, audtheonly means to accomplish this is
to Comply with the reftutremenls of the ro-
Cetit Congressional .legislation.
tt u s i U tiy some that Consresa will not
receive nt alter we have complied with their
Conditions. . Hut I can find noauflicicut reas
on tof entertaining thit proixitiiion for a mo-:
menu , 1 cannot admit that the n presenu-
K""1" UBUi'Il IUUHI U11K socu
P14' ' Admmiug. however.
- " ""4w im vt-h n nni i tll Mill, can
that ha any exeuse lor us l'jiiingtodischarge
our duty Letai accept the terms as we
are in duty bo-irdtodo.tndif there is a lack
of truod laitb. lei il 1st our n others.
1 am, very respectfully, your most oled
tut served, . . '
James LosooTbiiet,
M,. Blais Kejteitsu Sejutom Vftir.u-
" AKO D00I.ITTI-a ExOKXIUTKD ' BB
' Hw;a. JJipiViotheliitimore6un.J .
1 M shioto, March 20.;
T1,a 'nabjc..nirdtun for. ign retation
I D uiinniiniiu.lv oL'rtwd to reimrt in luvornt
h-jeoiioB; ttio nnminstioa ul u.-n. f, p, Blair,
a tninisti-t to Austria.
Mr. m)'tbe was bt('.r the SuCale Judki-
i--mrT eiiiiiinnu e, lo-iiHy aim ga.ve.tull testi
mony ia regard Ui tlis cbariteauiade agaimit
Kenators Doolittle and rtttsoa bv tht
ii n......i i.. ... . . .
iiiiiiiiuni coinmitiee m ino House. Mr,
Sin yi lies- twliiiiouy unequivocally exooe
riui-s tue fi-natora named from any blame
Wtllltl Vet, attd It IS Ull.iifntuod tlift in.ll.
Vf ''oiniuntea will s; report U.iuorrw. . r
The .Senate hat ing, by a vorr decided vote,
deUn-mined to arljuurn until I)ceiiilT, and
the lloute being equally deeidud ia favor
of sdjourniog to Huy, Ac, there is a proba
bility that the President may b otlicially
notiiied iif the rli.sjjreeinent, and that be
will be required to adjourn Congress, as
provided ,y the constitution."
lU.BRi. CiU Hrstsa m WAsni)((itoj.-.Tii-odore
Tilton will dclivef a l turTliUrday
eveing in l idon Ix-agtte Hall. -!
Th meuting will lw held in the place
flili-i.K,i j.n,.lM l.. .V ,
standing the
f 1, . .1 l i ,
lui-t tllat the tvholrt iir,u.. j 1
.1 me whole iMiveed '
eoeldom. in its tell.
,m, ,m n HII-
rifrMwusniWB, has Kneed the lecturer to i.
Ir in a pU u.it lar iikW-,. boldjaBB
tithe tf tbiMie who wUb to hr hiin. y At
soother time Weshstl tskeoecasioii to p!a
theae rebel trustees in chitit-hrs in iheir tr,!!
light bclorethe rortd.-ifV' CSfStbK
Politic ax All eye ara aow uimn tha
R.mnecticutelecaoo.wlm h takes plseeou
!OBiln lioYf. t,.e ll.,wrn.,s r1....... - I
. ., .... v""-1 .M..i,.vJ,r,,m-n, i
aodmemlH-rsof the Ugt.lature. The thn.
v.. .-,, t..i.n ,,, iu iiiti, ai'tiva I
Vin.l .,,.1 II.. ll.tt..n bill .. 1 . .. I
elrssa ena Iks lull returns from New
..... .... - n.ll, IS X"!!!, OB at
Hamp-tiire snow the Tullovyinv rei'
'fi C:'
- . Ilep;; - tlep,
borp - MH! offs-.t!
i .-t.r of ,
i thir"-rt.ri.
ilitiuint !t w',i a
it cf the f;, .
' "- --'-r.
1
rfittia t er iiiafuticrot tha
. CoUKiest, ilaArg . !r. v
-1.JI i. 'hrt;,, i.-,V; S-T'. '
l.t Cfilll- !
pu-l.t S.-v.i tn
' n,-t-f
i - - - - - - j -
" : , . For the Sentinel.
-rETTIOE'EW'H Ottl SKIffAbE.
. Mitsima, Eanor.s ;--!; sttrntin has lin ts
bajU-rl t an ar:ji-ir to tfca htntitul, in wh'xk
i find iitt t.Hr-?trt- from 1n "Lite
-trr.
b)
Mr.-M'M '. : , -' .-.
It. ll.ttKlilllo-lei.ji lis S4.
sum 1h ert- km aimit
ilMbULft tllil I A'?' il milk 4ii-44WtrA4
nrni mUiiifv. nui Petriirres's Irivtiwu m wi'i f
OJa eilirf ,of kUtH 4imiTiOer mr.; If,"
wna iu (httinKv Sut it--1 fpaii lim fi itl, h-avi, $
wo tlertiKjiiMl ir iw.iif.-n, tut tsXUseu uiijriiiit
tbohuirhi of tT. t'oi' si nty." . " T
' v '1'na tniniifc jrts iliarlr ,)
Msstiefas it s frl"i'". neii-iuT r.J ai!
on tiieir mkmntX lin au4 jmrwl a i: h-rr -T rrw
UiloUie eajitured wurkit hym tiy tiie Virjr'u-iMxir-UUHrtntt
arwmt to hmfc rT ht iij ijurii,
IVkull t'jaud UmO- U si'itte, Ih&l f'r-er;frer
OH'll UA llmt aiiti (t hHl to but tdte-Kit rAd
eJrtrge Bjd bwn la Im."" ,". , ,
It is greatly to lie regretted that Oen.
has fallen into the baiitis of so niiiinfrine4
a Wifniilier. All ol us know .Oen.
Our huttts swell with pride at the mention
ol his name, a name second to nona on the
roll of Isioe. We loved hira in tlie wrmy.
Hi blsnd smile cheered every heart ; bin
fiiriMwwlliriiWl WtWarm. Trwaiiiiy
formr lo have perHiiml interview with
him but one, and then under orders, I
spproacbvd his tent with some degree ot
trepidation, but bis (remal sinil" ami calm
bearing at once reassured me. He received
mt mora like father would bave done a
eon. than the Coinmander-in CI lef of oi.eol
the greatest armiea the world ever saw
axiuld an unknown soldier. I met with
none of the difficulties tht I did iu pbtain
ing an interview with a pot commandant
ot a Cfineriit camp in mrth Carolina. I
parsed no gurd, and saw tort halt, tl
tndicirrinnrTjf m ill rarv ran k an rHmimnancs
that surrounded thit mP. ' He.Ke me his
hand. lf. red ma a teat aud, the inUvtew
endtd. he thanked me for my prompt com-
pliimce with hi rt-mml. 1 left. him, feeling
that I haul bPTH'tfl t IlK 'firiiNice of ons trulv
gooit and great, and wiliingtlntt tlie petty
MHteoniinan'ilfT.ntigTit W lungnr lliu same
lesaon I had learned a sense id my little
ness, an Mr of true greatness. Clod bless
tha,old hero ! May Heaven's choiet-st blots
ings ever rest on bun and hitf ' 1 -
Hut to (Jen. Lee's biocmoher: I know
not who Mr. Ink. lU-Mot-'al, Jr., of Vir
ginia, is. It may l that he la one ot those
who won honor on liaid lougtii newts, it
msy I he took notes a convenient distance
in the rear, or received his information from
one Who did. Of this I know nothUg, but
1 do assert there was no bail conduct on the
'I ", . , r. i.,r, i , "
ds.y . cbarge at Ootty.burg. uj , . . ,
It was my brrtutifl to tie an bumble mem
ber of l'ettigrew's Brigade, and to advai-,e
with it in that fatal charge., I am the only
field otticer Ol that old Brigade, save the
gsllsnt-Mnj. Jonea, of the2'ith, who after
wards fell ia the .Wilderness, whose fortune
it wss ever atjain to meet the rnem v on the
field ol beulf.' - In the first day' rlsjht, the
Utb and SlJtli bad suffered heavily. Col.
Lt-aventliorpf, of the 11th, ptrinmlly woun
ded, and alterwards taken prisoner, . the
gsllant and accoinjiHsbed Mujor lbw fi ll
while leading tie Hrgiment. Ttid loss iu
tl4MW -had been heavier will, lor It Wlia
there the galtan,t promising and beloved
Burgwyn poured out hi lile's blood, and
his Lieitteuant Coloiiel, Luiie, fell wounded
ard bleeding by fcis side. The 47th and
5'iiid, on the right of the Krigada, had not
lost so heavily, though '.tie Iota In tlie4 V tb
wat about l-' killed, wounded aad mi
ing, among the killed the gsllant and ami
able Cspt. Iredell ; Jn-a.ee to Ida ah ! lie
died as the brave ever wish to die, beloved
by aril hi comrades, and in the faithful riis-
chsrjp of hi duty. It whs after this bloody,
but clonotts encounter ot thftRrst dtiv, llmt,
lal iu the evening ot the second, the Brigade
was ordered to tus riglit where Longsireet
bd len hotly enggl from 4 o'clfx-W.--
Night cbisod the actum.
On the morning of the third, we Wer
' i"" w of our situation, and no
man, w ho viewed "the gtottniL but felt that,
when the charge was made that all thought
Khiuld be, blood , must flow, and gnllant
soiritstake their final flight. At first it
w ss ordered (hat Pk-kctJ. sboyl'LiitalifitV
iq ported I vltetht Diviwon, then com
manded by Pettiurew, but afWwarda this
disposition as clmnsod, nnd lleth's Divis
ion moved to the h it, and on a line w ith
Pickett.'. And here, I think, we 'Had' the
ground on which are laed all the ehargns
of bad conduct on the part of Pcttigrew'a
Brigade. . Pickett's men advanced,. expect
ing to 1 ,up)orted by l'ettigrew'sj the
support did not reach them in time, nnd
they verf naturally.1 censured Pcttlgrcw's
men for tlie failure. WlitAher any ouu was
to bliiine or not, 1 mu notable tusuy, but
certain am 1 that Pettigrewa Brigade -
not, for, at the very moment Pickett-
chums to have bad, and did have, a portion
of'tlm eomiv's works, and was baiking to
the rear liir Pettigrcw s. troops, those troops
trtrm en loi irjiA kirn, battlihir as hunl ami
hbreasting as bravely Unit storm of death a
tile hravest in Pteett a command ; and as
they looked nxiou!y to tlie rear for sup
port Irom Pettlgrew; " did Pcttigrew's
Briirade look in vain for llnsiiiniort : and as
Pickett failed, finding "his grand charge
had leen in vain," for the want of suiiiiort.
so dill Pettigrcw, "ghmcing arotind, ; Hml
that his grand charge had lieen in viiln."
for, the same feasim. Pettigrcw' Briuade
was no more responsible for the failure of
Pickett's clmrjre than whs (Jen. Bodes, who
was still further to the lert and 'tinditi, or
ders not to tire a gun,' ' .' 2t. , ... ...
At 1 o'clock, the sitrnal truns wwe herl
nnd, for nearly two iioura, I never lwtened
"o ei-, 1 s'liiviHT. wrni, won KU'auv
. r . . ' . . -1
..,.,' ,i.., .vi,-t t .. .i ....,.:. :
r SMI Itl IF nit f
er saw men behave more eslhintlv. hor do l!
bidieve men ever did.' I penk not for the
u - IiiIa lllvm.m 1 iniich t i.i. .11 .K.I lk..l. j
... .......... . ....... ... .....
duty. That An her. Ilrigaila kept , a
n'e " M v'" 'i"'ie sun-, aim iiia.1 1
llutttifF.lv1. II i-t . r . . 1 1. .. .... . II.... w. 1 . I. 4-1
idler'. I know. ThittM'ii ki tu and wawi-J
oHh""-- .t"
i! Wsiis on a luiu with At- i
UL...-r.sli. a.il-a.i.t-wm-4-isrttaa
were.' lie bloke fie lire, and lor a luumt-iit
h.tid the front w.rks t but, tbat he andlVU
tirrsr were- both tsiiir l'-ijen and lri
"'",
K,,l - k,,UI.r i,riI',1 n tat t.
': , .. .. . ..,. L, .1 ,
Me c
i.
'bi.'f'Si"rvi'i.;..cs,' I,yUti"tiiri.-jfa ii.
they wreui J hava been- drtvefl bur, 'aa li-.
-
np.
s,'-'
,? . ' . i - - .HWS ik-uuuiui
m. ItriiMilssit.lli.UijKt.-is, .StttlHir nsf... V: ' J I i
i- Z. ..- l n. .1 ,. 7.- i. """vvmswi, wa were ronvvei bv a
Ink el I s left, then JVt tigress Brigade, j wajj,m tromlhtyPoiimmc to ritOTrrrotrrfcir
fliea Payis. )lies)sipil InailvPd lsthsi Badn m hope that we iuiuht tee
Virginia .Brigiyla huso comuiauder f. do home again ; their kind attention brought
mtl rememlHT, but wliiwr commnnd was tcsrt to.our eye, ; our heart was full; we
alliTwards unillw itl. Airhr-r s, Bridc thought of tha lovc.1 ones far aw av. and
under t.en. talker. He alvaiipc.,, re- can aever cease to love Virginia God bh.
ceived their fire .aid i-till advanced. Itiiv. i,,.pK,i,u ,.,.... t ..; .i.. . . .
, 1' Ittll HIS) I - - 1 - .. ... ... t.,.,. , i. . t. .: --. -- ...... .... - .-. - t , "t ' r
J a. ajid the triumph bave been- a short
it ei. . .
' 'hi attach .l.taiut! , J'ttlirew's Brigavrl
lor I tie t.uiure it as atniurd at it woi ld I o
eh stg-:trirW-rtTt lTl' a i'.t i t Wuhoo4,
m-cam su'e biiieil ; nud, with aodaia by n.
L...Xtlt!.UmJ'n- ..s;ici;.'.Bia that.-Ptfear's
list X? n j'u' if Ji A ii JBwBi i itbt Fl i tai i fxLLlajLatasV
i wi no bmv j:mittrn) a any
I'i:kUa Ujivuioa. Wrimj
BritTiuiB in
Hilt on I'leketl 4r Tiis ifallant soldient but
4 jtW. Ij,y tha TUT ny'flpid,"6d Ulidir
sny cirruiii-tanees, tin y ever displayed more
iraliaatry tixa pHliffT's nhl hrigafler'
Ai d wliat is it our Virginia friends would
have- us d'o, to cOBvWebein that tbere j
sirtnc ttianlifiaj ia ttw old north btafe f
:llfjt&.it that,-' WImss. b:tory per4ed np
on niir l.a.'Uier, tbi:y forgot that Korth, t'aro
iinalrootis were there, and when disaster't
bhuitiu.' V.rr.'itii r,-i hi xilkna ful, la tht vl
are ready t say you "i it.", U it not
(enough tW Pie 'bones .f ber'soa ' U on
every battle field iu VWiniaf Is it not
eoougb thst her Brsncb, Ptader, Kiher, Pet
tigrew, and hajft of noble apirilaj iwrislied
there defending " alike Virginia aud North
Carohuaj Is it iifij criongh lltut the body
flittfid''Bwestrpc.rtti'a deadly bstlery it
VI a! vera Hill, was a member of Yanr' 2fltb
N. C, and that at Gettysburg, under IV
tiorew, thissirtne regiuiiut, in the first dayV
ngiit, out of right hundred, lost m killed and
wounded five hundred and eighty,-4its
irstlnnt, ixiuDel Burgwxo dying tuere,
his Lieutenant Colonel Lane fulling wound
ed with liiinf Is it not enough that Lcav
enitrfirp was Womirtnt trn-re. and tlie no
ble, youtlilul. fioss, breathed bis last there?
A.nd in the final charge,- when Puttigfew
hied, Marshall and pielisrdiwin ' dii-d,v and
tne rieening i-aiKs anil t-rutlup Were enp-J
i-vt34erttotlirTrrti-lotarecen, when thTf
noble tiravet, the Donglas of them all, was
captive made., o pine and wear his life
sway "on Johiiou't Cold and dreary isle,
with Powell, Davis, Watson, Kvaiis, Whi
ling, New m, I)rnke, Jiiytwr, and host of
other names, unknown to Virginia, but dear
In the "loved one at home," and who sul
feredall the horrors of that terrible prison ;
Wo not this enough 1 Could not this pro
pitiate Mr. Met 'abe, Jr., of Virginia! No,,
the cry hratirf for more. Xorth Csrolina has
done her iet, -her whole duty. Tht blood
of In r sons has enriched Virginia's soil
from Hull Una to the spot 'on which Oen.
Lee surrendered, and yet, when censure
Comes, it is Irom Virginia, ltls not
so . with North ' Carolinian. , Arpimd-Tiur
enmp tires, we havebeiiit!L-!tdMrm"'tell their
tides otlialWeafmraTit, defeat sustained, end
Cbaneellorsvtlle, how thr chivalrous Jlam-
M rf f
charge, In the camtiaiun of 'f4. we beard
tbem tall of how the lines of 8pottjIvatiia
werebroki-n, and bow tht) noble Itamscur
charged and drove them bartk ; but we have
never seen the North Carolinian who would
rnska thee things a matter of history.
Bad conduct upon tlie part of the troo ot
any Btater would have been forgotten, for
the take of the gallant and good it had fur
nished. . But we ask not to be spared, for
the, sake pt the living or dead ; we only ask
tp be reported Uirly. . - , ? ,. , ,
Tdlatjta-Jailed to carry the hel glitrrif -Gettysburg
Is a matter of history ; that wc
poured out tha best blood the State In the
effort to do so is a aiattf r of history, too.' I
know-the- line was too weak, and this is the!
only answer to tlie qiu-sUoo a to why we
failed; our failure affect not the character
of the old Brigade; its conduct 'in the llrst
dny'i fioht pro vis it: gallantry, Its losses in
the final charge proves its daring. At Full
ing Waters, it gallant commander 'fell, cov
Bring the retreat; his Bdgaiia tha last to'
cross the Potomac. Hioc theq it has been
uhilcf tbe comumitd of the brave and lion
hearted Kirklaod ; ak l)im if, at Bristol, ia
the Wilderness, at Spolsjilvauia, and oa the
North. Anna, syn down to the hour when be
was wounded, it did not do its duty. Ask
the calm, quiet, gentlemanly M:iO Ban, If
seoond lo any Brigadier second only tu
ir oeiovixi reiugicw, , r, arouud t'eter
burg, in the charge! at licanu' station, a
Charge that has never been surjiasHed by
any troop, and in which, our Lt. Col. Bird
fell, if. at Hatcher's Hun, and to the honr
svtniii tiena iiw-waslorced j sTlfTeHiteTTf
he ever n the Brigade falU-r or quail, and if
ne sayt it gin, ttien .Mr. ilcl abe, ol Vratinia,
msy sssunie that it loitered at (leUvshunr.
If in that final strusrirle lor the lite of the
Cniifederacy, when hope itself had fled, if
31 ae Hue t iingadi! (.1'cltigruw ) did not do
at 'Rilled, ami at good service, if it did
not snow a hold a front and as many men
i inn y. am anv jintrsua in riCKuu s Uivis-
ion, then say it behaved badly at Gettys
burg, jiui ir tiny tua not, we ask Mr.
MsCabe, of Virvinia,- not to hand them
down to posterity, with a single dash of hi
pen, (more nugiiiy man hit sword) a pol
inHjus, o wnorn is to no attributed t ie de-
feat at Oettvsbiirtr. and the lonir lineol dis-
trt that followed iu its train. I go fur
ther; ask Own. Ileth, who commanded tlie
Uivision, if he had more gallant troops than
MaRaea (Petltgrew's) and CiKike's Brig
atlet ol North Carolitiiuut, aud if be says
ueuia.tucn may Mr. ..McCalw, Jr., of Vir
ginia, charge thetn with bad couduct at
Uattysburg. - -
5 It is no source of pleasiure tr nm to write
tncae tines, i regret the uectwutv, I regret
that Virginians sltotdd sra-ak thus ofus
1h author of the "Iist Cause" is no lictter
than Mr. McCabe, but it Would lie Veil tor
both if they would read Oen. Le' report of
iiieueirysourg campaign, and from it ram
a lestsin of itiHniiness and inagnauimity. .
We love Virginia; wc wish her nous would
let as love her more; we love her for Iter
revolutionary history, tlif thousand pleasing
itB.xuiedMMw.-tfHM a torn it. w e hive trar
lHausc 'twas there Stonewall Jackson first
beheld the Unlit? and 'tis the lanil of riotrt
" '
B. lsjw:.;rmiTOh?r.,t
jjwM--m r. '
1 duuiditcre. - Whim aick
l..... .-1 .. i :' . ... . .
,r.. fr. vwi. - : ...
thai Heaven, blessintrs nay be showered
. i. ... . J
,.OB ,oem ,. niniincs tliown a North Csro-
, j m, brnthcr, pr lovel one msy God
ajiaurer trivse liravers'
' .
ri,:. v..
r..I' " .
ns not Itci n written w iih a view b '
t . . . '
ui-.m..e l tlir PnST.TatlUTT
-- IU J) O "
wore on earth. on tlie l-nnHaof the I'lituu ie '
1..11, It. -tit tt.:tl J.- 1
- . i.ut it "bow like the stur-uf. T,r,.il
,:!. l-i -t Ml I.e.- s nt.l.tc armr had rfi .
ttua it.ua. -at.n )'t.uiat- star-iiHT ti-.i v
' vftrit. wis J. Johnston I'eiti.frt.- . ti i.t.
'iiinitj 1 woiil have Candiniaus cberifh.'
I want ni h Igber hnor thsn lo have
bits a netolfr of kis command. And
when the cam . and loils'of life Sre ended.
whi cisllml u.pon to strm-nder wife, rrttli
, ul, 4 - fi tie tw deewrSsriv:
t Wi H-6 II old lld;.W
t..triilh is, a, the VVssliiiigtin -cone:
ponderit (jt-.tltatltfiCTIoJMl.
iv3i, ouilcatioo is not popular just aow;
and will not lie if the rloutlt does not pro
by turning 1h- bac k on -the tpcob
strut tion act jnst past Of this there is
daily -reaaxhaocc Apart from the action o'f
ilia South, erianscatlon is condemned Lm. he
JUdiosd presa rtb-ar--degre; -of 4naBimitJ
that i bb4rpriitiijtf -aud ratifymffr s
. . -iULjja
in:i,
In Clispel Hill, on the Ifith. hiL, Miss Axs C.
Swsnt, eldest dsuj,'htcr of Hon. 1. L. Kwsiu.
At tha resiilenas of hit fsdier, fat Fampsoa
(VniUtT, OO till! RI'Tl'lliff ol tli 'jtolu just., t.apt.
J iauiaijs lsti, ot the lata itu&.K. C
Vola.
6u th 17th iif Fehniarv, at his residence, a
tbe Atkauxas Kiver, ol Uim-siw of the hearts sir.
Jxxut H. flaxen, la lb Idid vest of kit am.
v sir. iosiK-n ats s nanveof aofiii Carolina, bin
rarlr reinovttd to l l'-rxli, where be remained air
til 1.1 v.-ars airo. Ha then left that Mate, suit
linked his d. sluiT vim that or Arkauaaa : tatr her
ris suit l-iil, sod, sUhooKb preeined by the
irfr,l mMiiP.r' wl.ih . -.. .1 1 .... ....I
(k-niy, from Inking up arms in Ihs cause of sue
ttuuth, be wa iiit-v.Bist to ur MmiiT ljiod." as
wsa hit lirolli. r, e,. n. l'.rsii. h, who fell on the
mnaiouhl& aehl ot KUarpsljarir, Jtd. . . He pwt
pniml eie-Tcei and suni-etHfut. He lesvea a
wits antl fsunl.v of ehildren ami a Urceeirele of
u-.'W.l irit-HMB WJ UK'UrU HIM KMSM. 1ft UT Dfl
Miiiiiriuiu
"Aliataaml Ar.-h- B rets hade mdiind bt t'lAr
T" sunup hiii liis iji'uw tliat glorious iusigma
man."
tiilumhfa Uautte.
NEW ADVEflTISEMEljTS.
(tJUa.l meal it ruwa.
J . rCLLUM, JONE1 A CO.
nisr 29-li.tf( W hoh saie (irocers.
1Uli1i'&lt'j ( KLEBIUTED WUI8KEY, OLD
and mellow, juat reeeired.
1'I LLIAM JOM'SA CO
nur 29 l'JVtf
- loiu. Merchanla,
niTCIICLL, ALLK. sk CO.
AGKXT3 FOR
I:uiubank:h platfohh and countkr
. ticsh-a, Kvsns and Wst son's Kire-and Hnrt:"
i'rirwuf hafea, Msrble tlmiumenta ami Tonio
baieii. Carer's s-nirar audi hvnip isporaUira,
( srey't Improved Stirghuul tfilla. bulkv l'lows,
Cider Mills, 4e. '
mar i'J-l'.ia-lt -
l'O 0 L K & II T,
MANUPACnUKlW OF
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
Hlrnm Inglnrs irnsl Holler,
LJITKAM l iKR i;v;iM;f
IXfFEL'S J'AJKST AMEIltCAX DOtBLE
. Ttllmyi;A ATEE-YimEI., SA W
' MILLS, WXIXG MAI HLXEli Y, .
P OUT AH I K GlilST
MILLS, "' .
ttoHKKTa-MI'RK KF;tl.Tt)R,
Flonnnj Mill Machinery, fhaftmg, lullej and
niar .-lW-Bm.
BSY GOODS.
1807. . 18G7.
FIKST tKAD OPKXIXGOF
SUM3IEU GOODS.
- - - - -
COME AND l?EE TREJL AND IF THE
-4eti-AirB PltItS--trnT
, VOC,BVYTUEM. '
I now take the pleasure of informing my numer
ous friends ami eulumers .ht I hava just re-
wiruvu iiiku tile nuriu, luui aava now Ul OUSTS,
IO.O00 lurds r Ueituliful Kprlnx
; AND SUMMER DUES3 GOODS,
enihrseins; all th noveltftiS of tlis tesann
wiui-li will bs sold rlioB mioUfli Ul insnr..
Cresdis is the pises, to buy jour Ilreas Uoods.
i'Ki-Tsr rmvTsii riu.Tni
Just received fl.OW vsrils of beautiful Kivrina
snd Kutimiur t shews, winch will I wad M cheap
ss ehc'iest. i'ustonieni caoma do belier thansu
some to Creech's tc buy their Uslieue.
CASSIMERE3, TWEEDd, KENTUCKV
JEAN3, C0TTONAPE3, tc
Jost received B.ftX) vtiils
entiH-kv Jeans. ( ,.tt, mailea and Ijuu I1...1.
for Mn, Bit and Childreu, Smtsble for Hprmg
snd bnmmer wesr. 1 ask you to call and eisioiue
my sto, a before you buy, and ya wdl not regret
HOOP SKIRTS ! IKK)P PKIRT3 I
-- . . .-I .-;' 4-.. 1-?- --i-
A Isrireand varied sluU of 'lloou Bk ills, both
as to price snd ipiaiitv. . .. t. s rt .T,
LADIES' HATS AND BONNETS, TK1M-
" MED AND UNTRlMilED, NEW
1, ; STyiXS-FOR 1SC7.-1-- i .
1 . - ...
I lies' Trimmd fjnta. dJs rsniinff from t
V m. siisMtauiHii oueu. - 4 iwcta't Dr ills
piaea to buy your li.oi aud lioum-u.
CcnVi Hats, Hats IUUI
i . . ........,.-.w:-.;-i v
I'ltilnt J llss km.'
.nm aim t.iiirea a ma- -rlHtapev llian evrr.
Utta tiisdn w buy yuur liata.
SUC)T5TTroEa 1 SHOES ! " "
..... ...... .-.. 1
Jnst rewlvd 3t)0 pair Oenfs, Bots, Ladlea'
and Mia'iie,-wUl t)iesoldeheap' enongtitij
maet lim bstd Haiet.v twuis am aee prievs and
quality. 1 v .
Croccrlcs and Crocfecrj Ware, v
A spxsl stoi-k of Familv Onweries, and CrocUrv
ware, snd will b anld s low aa any io the city
liuu't Ttife won't onuia and aei, but aay uu
will. If j-uu bar laid op yonr money fir a isiny
day, tiiat rainy day bus coma. "1 eiaiie u
Creeob a to buv your gtssls. tm will flml nt at
K. tnt.h ... alwava sa-;v ail willuas.'l
fW P-IU
tuaT J.1 IS.-I
1-. ... i w. .. . - . - . 'S n
t."tt'l itttirttt-r tt.-., , ... JttA... V
wui piMvel b'avn w ii;u:i,Ku. un v,
a '
: t.-'artti
s.ra w'i.ik -:f .:
bua.t, -aw rmr-
t;i."r ji-. aitii (-l.-i., !
Capiam oa istsu-ti, tar to'
t HI KRAI ca tt
I
aar-a-l-i-tJ.
-J?JW ADVEETISEJIISTS, .
' 'r f
An Old nf, a-t t t Vew Tunf.
f-ci . -f u si rr . i
f t M- ' ;; .--
sitsdftt av
i ri. r .- . ri
. lyesrsstahlishlin!r.T.aty."
V -lvhifsilil!remeliea ..'; --
i -
V- i.
1 fXL
1 ria fnasi VmmT -rr7:T 'V Ji-ri ti.tinT af V
"Not (lauKurwa Ui the Hnnisa Fsrailv.'
ly."
'i.ts v'ouia ont ot their nolvs to die.
.2.
CoatMr',,
Bat, Koacb
term'i
, I a psste mwd for KUi, iliet, Muaehnt,
Black awl livd jtns, ste e. , . , .
"sMlar's Ilcd-Uua; EtlrBalnalr
XT a Ihjnirlor wash nscd to aeslroj', and
aifto as a prevsiiuve nsr jsm-nug; ae,
"CosUr'" Electrio Powder-for Insert
" la for JaVi, Afosmtfoes, FImm. Sd-BMgt,
iMKiiMvn j uimm, uiott, jmitMuj, arc.
rill BawAailtl of sU worthless imita
tion. - Sea that " Comua' " name ia on each JJox,
otniis, aim x iaa, oeiore you uuy.
a-AiMns-i, , hkivbt r. roaTa ft
.,', J,', , , 484 Broadway, K.I,
mm ooiu ui naieign si, v.
W By-P. f, PESCPD and WILLIAMS & HAY-
VtUUll, .
And all Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
"COSTAH'S"
' ' CELEBRATED
BUCKTHORN 8 A L V E ,
For Cnts, Bums, Braises, Wnnnds, Boils, Can-
Blind snd Psinful Plied j Srrofuious, Putnd anil
iis, jirusrii iiesi, norv jiiiiiuea, liinefuiiK.
iU-eonditioned Harea: Ulcers. (iUndulsr Bweuinsra.
I.' m . .. . . i .r...... u I . . . 1.
i orua, Bunions, Cliiibiaiun, Ac ; tjnspped tlands,
it, ae.;
Bites of Spider, Insects, Animals, Ac., kc
asr , SS at,, ) ., awsl 91 aiaea.
tWr Bold bysllirnggist everywhere.
- And by IIEKBY B. COSTAB, Depot 484
Broadway, N. T, r
tf And by-P. F. !ECCD, and WILLIAMS
HAYWOOD, Raleigh, N, C. .
, "COSTAR'8" '
' .. . . vxivEiwAi, r" . : ...
CORN SOLVENT,
' For Corn, Bunions, Wart, 4c '
T ' ateta.. M ., aasl 1 sisussx.
T Sold by all Druggist everywhere.
ST And by HEKBI B. CObTAB, Depot 484
Broadway, K. T. .-'..',.'.'- .'",.
svsr And by P. F. PESCTO and WTLLIAMB A
HATWOOD, Baleigh M. 0.
COSTAR'S"
PUEPAJRATI0S OF
BITTEB SWET li GRANGE ELOS
. ' EOMS
FOB BEAVTIFTTSO TBE COMPLEXION. ';
Used to Boftea and Beautify iliev Bkln, remova
rreekles, Funplea, Eruption, Aa. v
Ladias are aow wains' it la ureferanea io all
otnera.
(ilea, 1. ' ' ' -' '"' "
sT Sold by aD Druggists sverywhere. '
r And by HESBt B. COBTAB, Depot 46
Bnlway, V. , .':;, "i-.'
- And by-F. F, PEHOTD and IvTLLIAMB A
BAT WOOD. Bskinh s.a . .
sawsaiSMii
- rskrroRAii -
-4
COUGH REMEDY,
Kri wraps, v ' t. .is, aiiavrvenetsa, nor 1 nroat,
i V roup, viliiK)iig Cough, lurtusnxa, Aathma,
t-ousiimniini, unaiciiiss Aneciiuu, aua all disea
ses of tits throat sad Langs. , 'I
a S-: BotUea, 5 eta., SO eta., and 11" sizes.
- Bold by all Druggist everywhere.
ta. And tiy HENBV B. COSTA B. Bp,sS 4M
BiWatw.
w. And 1
r. F. Tl'Sl 'UB sl4,.H'H 1 441M sVr -
-w. T
tmtivsniiMi, In- t
t.swtitiaiMMi, 1
aiul geiM-rai d
I 1 m efca., Siiu 1 1 saxes.
1 8-1 1 by all Dnuriota varvobeni
Its f vary w in
It 'i;-r
. And bv IiC5i!;
:-p.-t
BrflSattHrri - Sf. If. '
P. F. TBXO and WILLIA
Ha i
' 1
1
HiWlX'll, 'Baltirh K. C.
aaar rj-l-3maa
MARKS V E.lTTi.EjjJ-
t.riicrnl f-rnrain
a a u
CotBialsaioii Jlcrrbanu
i o r w a a
i i
s J C A M
s c a at s .
Petersburg, Va. -r
'Will sttfflid to th (laleaf ufl Phdar. ...j ',.
chandiM, of every A-scrioo. T.o f 4 i:"
hi hand. , -M nm' -
ran aSo ftinii.h FerUirs of an. kij ' '
IsruMuaewaeoiimnodating terms tu
Feb la-164-Sm
t'CHXlLIZCUS
- ClJQpsi
TeiriiL.., , .STZZ,
i.reir,dt.,f..r,.Ml. ii..V;,'.r.' ,n" sr.
n j-ar, d to funuah Uieas with tlsa
ii' r - , -1 1 ivi-iju . .
PfwT4
UAAOliANO. pnrched mrvctlroaTI.; '
of sua i'liruvuui Uoveroraeot.
Vis have wiw in Mure, Inr immediata d.li.
B ton biUI)IJ,K'8 hL'l'EH- 1'UubPHAi tTs'
LlsJfc, which wnn f, itlf ,eh ananmi if
iitait.at in tha anion and Tobaceo CMum
NortU i aruluiaaiKl VirKmis, last seas. 01
peruar lo the Peravum liu.no. Ws sim i
alysi of it aa acrtsiued by Dr. H(
the most eminent Oi.einistt in tha cWntry ;
Reaulla r Analyaei Wde or lad-
le'a Patent Super-Phosphate "
of Id me, a now sold by
Wm. L. Bradlry.
100 rsars Consist ur i. ' '
Jiiiistiiro s .;..,..''.. .'j.. -
l"rpared animal matter, salU eVJliaaKioi.
fatty aubstancet and Humus Ma '.
Botiel'hiwphateeitfLiiiie,Uagusaiau4
iron . - . - -tiifla
(f?olubier)pbstesofdo,M-10.i
Sulphate of Lowe . . jj, -
luaulubla ., , ., ,.,,... i. . , ,-,' . ;
The animal matter sfforded 4 1-10 n.H.
anmia wbenifwaalleeuBjpoaei : andfaa wiUk -
oiubleT' 5 " rr": "V
, After many analyse of your Bnper-rhiiapl,,,,
of Lima, made during the hut few months fates
fouud your standard of quality fnU equai'lo Uua
of sny you have ever sold in former vrt - mJ
I am aiiiled that you include tlis eorreel i.
rapiea in the msnnfseture. BespectfuilT
A. A. HAVKS, K. D ut i,,
we refer to ths fuiiuwmg geuusmeu wisi Usuid
It merit last season i
Da. G.A. fooTB, M arrca Coanty, B. C.
J Foots, '-' "
Col Johs Wiataisa, OranrUl u
B T Bii.uai, i'raukhn, - ,
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Dr WU WiTHoa, . -'...v .
T J Boimia. Kaah Coauty, Korth Carolina. -
J a Boiidis, n ,.
Bon H Kooita. Wks " t "
T t Basswau,, dgwouib, ' ; ' H -
J H Aaasraoaa, - ,
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Am- .w. OUillldlMl ia na atull k.. 4
rstorsburg. f a, , Jaa 21-iW ,
V" ' 1 : '
TIIOS. BBAXfll V CO.,
M . 1 l IHala urtt t, (
(OpposrrK tbr post office.)
Biehmoad, T. V
TEoaBaAJrcHisoivs, i
'Xo, old stri ;'.'"; 1 "
PETERSBURO VA
BnAXCII, SOS V CO.,
Broad Street,
...,,"( . AUGUSTA, UA,
t.AiiXfc,
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AND
Commission Merchants,
Beeeivs Miaiey n Deposit, subjset to sight ebweks,
and allow iutenwt on aanw as agreed upna ; ho- .
gntiaie Loaua ; Mas Coileetiona thfonK),c,it thi.
United Htates, sad buy snd sell oa coiiindaaiiii.
Bank Notea, lmnas( .M.K-ka, Ac, Ao. m
'lliey alao oiler their services fur tlis sals and
pnmhsse uf Tubaooo, Wheat, Oirn, Ceiwu, iu.
I heir senior, Thcaa. Brsnub, with an axjiBneiwe--.
of thirty years in the eonruuion trade, will ni?
bis perstnaj sttentioo to the Kkkuvmd hmuw,
and especU mgiva tatiafscuon to his old frisud
and all who msy lavor theia wuta their psgxmtgt.
t'ssh sdvsniits made on consignments to thuia
and tu their correspondents 111 Btltmeir;!. 'ijpa
York, Livsi-pool, Loiuiuu, Antwerp ami Breiuen.
liliaDO. and other ooncentratHit Al. s .
uninui uwii regular ouuomera. bptwuu aitea-
sjiteu w uiveaeeuuon 01 oitoupurcb
TII0.H. BKAN'CH A BOSS, Petersburg,
.1". AND . ..
. ..BlUSiCU, Aujia tK)., Aagir.f,, ot
iters ui eiluor Iiuum, as may bo preferre.L
ws ars paving tti bigbeat rtlra f,w Jl,i,
Botes and ewuthcrn Mecitraiwi ; will hand returns
wjin dwelt wi- iariqrlijeriniuud ur pettia
barg, fur all pscka?ia sent toourcr,t bsst
rstes. .- - .
Vis will buy old Korth Carolina fiunda. fit.
P00. til gisteiwid. acrauhed Ae, also d. taciieil
Hi(sitia.
luolrtmd Stoel bought siWl sold,
Ih foilowuis; ara tha present rates of our In
ters I, urg lttm fur N.'C Us nk ix Hear and ars
ttabU to ebangea-tba bighaat ratea paid iwasa
notes srs received. '
Bank U t'ape t-u-
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IrpHE COMMiTlKE F FmxCE FOB TPS
! I Cismtv t t. havili in.-n atitranled t t
tiw Cvnatv C'wirt of tv ike, i', Imisrr f. rm. joi.-f.
o ascertauith inrtr bte.iiu wt,t said eouittv, hero.
by request ati p,-t-w,na bstmp rmts ara ntt it
l it 'a viaac a hi, h I ave ,K itrn tft pr-a-tl-d,
1. pr-. ni illB ie tu aui-fou oT sn-k
X-laima, to the t.i!i,iitr., alti'-ir t t" 'f, in t.'
.'..uert Itianaa, jo th .- f ';.',-; . if .;' '"
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