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QKX. ' CKO. tiCUG WYX AXUERSOX
By Skaton Oai.e.
Ah KiuhiHii .) honor, a mronl llmt slmli I
iimiMHial, aiil a pntU lul and xirectionato rp
nwmliratwi! if ln'i limit iut miu, am mU
lliat are lift t Hie Sou 111 tru'ii tlm wrrcW ut
Ilie lntiil rwil ar. That liimiw, prejit
tlic,ur nwligitify can iHuwmfiilly awail or
ever Urni.li. Tliat reciinl of litTiiinin aad
iltotion liall grow iu lutrc a tlie War
a.lvauci-, an1 be tlie tlirtn oTmng an J sto
ry in (," va tu rump. Aixl Hint We aud
vrncraiinii tir tlie ni'We ttunit will live ami
inliisil until tlie priw-ut t'-nrratinii lt'
in liiist: nn.l theu mir : rliiltlren ami our
eliililnn't ciiililrrn i ' i, : , s ;
"Khll Fotrr Hi. ir niim, .! in Sim! mrmMjim
1'nxiTta juul miU kwji fn-i.li, liWI " w a-
lavitiii a bava ttf a lit offfring,. Niwlb
rarul'ma ln ran-lv maile a ru tier runiriua-
lioii to faineauj liiatory, tlian lin eorf
ltuivwyn Auilc-rxm Ut tlniu the Ifjjwy of
: Iiia hriulit Vi.urur name ami enamiilo. It
shall le tlieoljict of thia iinprriM,-! okekh
to tell bii wr'fc;c and coiiimeniorate a lite
that aa ai ailiiiirelile- while it laUtl, M it
wan gloruma 10 ita ciinrluaioo. ,
Onirge liurgwyit Anilt rwm vu torn iu
Orauue county, within one mile of llillilx-
ro', on the 12th Uat cf-April, 18ai. Ilia
latht-r wa William E. Amh-raon, a brother
oft'hirf JuaticB Walker Anlrwi, ot Flori
da, and hint known a the Taithful and in-
tclligvat C'aihier( for many Jeara, ot the
HranchBaiik ot the State, at Wilmington.
Ilia Diother, Eliw, was the daughter f
Oeirj;o Bui(wjn, ol tlie "UPmiiiage, in
New UanoTer.-tbe heatl of family graced
, l.y all tha qiialitiea which adora aociety.
lie neived hia elementary education trom
that beat of all !intructor,-4lie moKher,
and waa auhieuently a pupil of (Jol. Win.
Biiiftbam, anil at the Caldwell Inatitute, in
Hillnboro'. Aa a boy, be wa remarkable
, for the briKhtneaa of Uia intellect, bi amia
ble add cheerful dipoaitinn', manly dqnirt
nieut and utmlioua hahit, the aaine quali
tiea which, in ' alter life, characterized him
.in an remarkable a-dexree- I U- matrieula
trd at the L'uivemity of North Carolina in
1847, joiiiiBR tlt liiiihonMre elasa ot that
year, t'p to the tiinff of bin leaving the In
atitul ion, he Miami tlie fii-iit bonora ot bit
elana with John Hill, a young man of hijh
proraiae who, Uietl early, Win. II. Johiuum,
of Tarboro', afterwarda a Tut at . (Jhaicl
Hill, and I'auft W. O. Kerrat preaent
(teologist of the Htati The dUtiiiguiahed
1'reeitlent of tlie University apeaka of him
a one of the moet punctual members of iiia
class, a gentlemanly in di xrlweut, moat
etemplary in morals, and, in every respect,
the fltUng conijicerof the best of bis con
temporariei. H is only deemed nwsesaary
to refer, thus briefly, to his youthful aiitece
denta. Many facta are in the possession of
the writer, exhibiting the germ of that char
eeter which, in maturer years, made biin the
object Of such high type and tender regard
t.ut the great events is which, aa a man, be
played so illustrious a part, obscure the tri-
' vjal but pleasing ineidents of bis boy hontl.
Through the kind agency ol the lloo. A.
W. Venable, he obtained the appointmeut j
of'a ('adeUhip to Wert Point, and entered!
tlie Military Academy iu 1848, a u;0iler of
a clans nnuiltring ninetyfour young men, :
aud which g'raduated fnrty-ime mewtjera.r'
Aa soon aa Ins studies commenced. In Bep-
' 'tfctn Ketltt ttwfett--yj "MBst,ja,JtMCaWC.L
r apparent (to use the language ol uenerai
Htanley, U. 8. A., who waa bis contempora
n) that "voung Anderson wtta not only one
ot the brightest intellects, but thews-
- rwr miud of his clium" . In the M at hems
tics, Physh and Engineering, be Was par
ticularly ready, and subjects orprolilems
that ordinary minds sgonized over lor hours,
be comprehended and mastered with a ain
gle reading. But he was too fond of reed
ing and genial companions to confine him
selt to the dry studies of ths Academy j and
hence it was tliat be graduated only ninth
in his class, a high standing, of itaelf, but
nothing to what be might have accomplish;-
ad as was evidenced by the fact that, at the
firvt examination, in January, after hia-ad-
mission; -he stood urond. The library was
bia favorite resort, and among the haunts
of history, phihieophy, and general litera
ture he strolled ami ended their choicest
fruit. "-:''-- s'"r. t.'" ?
' In 1850, tha Strife iu Congress ttw.en
the North and Booth, growing out of the
ComiH-otuise agitation f that period, inva
ded the precincts of the Academy, and con
troversy was its excited and blood as hot
there as in tha National Legislature.
While young Anderson was earnest and de
cided in the vindication of the imperiled
rights of his section, and devoted, with all
the enthusiasm, of bis generous nature, to
the sunny land of bia nativity, bis disens
aions were always marked by courtesy, la
one of these diacuaaions, as deserilied by
General Btanley, it was remarked by a par
ticipant: " Well, if war mt follow, I boe
that my dsy may have passed, that 1 may
not live to see ic S," said Andcraoa.
Jerplyu I too wotUd deplore it,.. it
" must come, I "would feel ft wronjf thstl'
should ptlt oft, for a succeeding generation,
a misery that I am more entitled tobear."
- Tbow who were most intimately acqhaint
ed w ith Oeorge U. Aoderaoo tiunc, that il
there was any one trait, next to lus fcrapul-
. ous conncientimienese and exalted sense ol
personal honor that distinguished him and
made him the nature's nobleman he Was, it
' was bis utter abnegation of relf. , And waat
"a superb illustration of it was here! ;
la 1852 the elaes gradiistsil, and Andcr--mi,ie
iiiiJii.s him t the i)n-"iot
-tha aim of im he -i i nft mft, T.4 rrf
ecUrtbiit of the J)rii;"""i Afier spemi
y.4i un-LJtt it ibe t avaie tsAotH f
rt 7nri"irTr r3TTTr",J"'"'J " T
son UavinttVn W'fBtij tif -Wajr.-a art
ii.it fn l-.-nit. I ftVK''. til Hie limm
uducrdta P'k 'LrT'Jfl,r pfsi ticst
railnwl route iu Cmdorio. In this scien
lifi'1 dutv, be spent moot of the summer, fall
so I winter of 18i-l We neit fliwl Lnut.
Anderson joining bis revimeot, the 8nd
nu,'Oon, at Kort t'hadlmrne, Telas.
-.Among the. offieer more o h connected
with this extreme and desolate frontier post,
--rturtmr-the veav-ol bi v, may be uun
l-erl Hiilnpy Johnson, eo. 11. iteurt an.1
If. It. Nl'lcv, alterwarij C'tmfwlerite Gen
erals, and i'ieaaanton and Kt-aniy. sulfce
qiKftilly ameral odieers in the Fe-tvral amiv.
lo the M ol IS'. J, the tegimcut mfhl
aro the plain froui Tx.ta to Kort JMey.
.Kansas, lu-o A IV I lieo lt. Lit uten
ant, eommandid hi cunpuny in 1 1 e
f Capt. Patrk-k .Calhoun, tueo iii Ks
i'liiS. Tli .winter of 15J ,18,as"iif'ii
at Fori Hiley, and in tue apnng of tho Ut
ter year, the Kansas troublea commence!.
From that time-until tlie midd of the
Jauiwiiet ot. 1 P57. th troops ia tlie country
were incesaantiy enirageti erineT ia me arrest
of liretlutorv caitii-g heailed by silch marau
dera as Jim Ln anirtisawauuiie Brown,
or in interposing lo prevent the deetrnction
of siffne exiHwetl villajU lv S Missouri mob.
Here IietiL Anderson had for a eonimaiHh
Gen, iE. V. Suiuner, and served in theaame
command w ith the snice llluatrious Joaepli
K.-Johnstoii Iu T37, the I'tah selition
wis nndertakentlie SbiI I'ragoons w one
ol tlie rcfciuiruu (totailMi lor tlie niy, ami
Lieutenant Andefo Was, iippolntd ils Ad
juUnt In the nntuuin of lf.'.9, jiusaitig ovef
iutermediute events, be left I' tub fcir Ken
tuckv. ' '
On the 8th of Noveuilier' of that year, he
was married to Miss Mildred Kwing, of
louiavtlle. The following Pprlug, he re
ceived the recruiting detail and wsasUlioned
at IaWille entil April,. Ilt, when be re
signed bis commiiwion in the .I'uited Htste
Army and liaatooed U' J(lU farulin ,ii
link hia fortunes with thoaeof hi Stale.
11 hu tk tin iUrr of tlm M mrmp, tht
in toniff. vh. frofewd kit mtont aad hid
liftnXir1h CurvLha. True fo the patriotic
and till! inatincM f but greaV heart, be
nished to the defence ol the Hear land of
Iiia nativity and bis auWtmna, lu that do
fence be died,-nohly diud, in the prime
vigor id .manhood, in the"ftilt Mushot prom
ine, and iu the poaneasiou of all the tU'lcar
ing heart -4reaaur.es that make life lovely and
sttrsciegkritnerfpdili -.-fur a usa in
one senae now loot, but none the hats right
and holy, because so hmt. and in the jutiiice
ot which be bcliuved as fully a he did in
the eiisteneeol that trvlk which he hlolined.
Arriving in KnWigh.be wa etHiiwiasiiaied
by Oovernor Ellis, aa Colonel -of the 4tb
Regiment, North Carolina Blate Troops, on
the, latib day of May. TliisrcgiaieiiUieing
one of the earliest formed in the rotate, waa
coinpoiM'd of the clioicoat material, aud in
cluded iu it.roni soma ot the !est repre
sentatives of North t'aroHna. John A.
Young, of Charlotte, well known throughout
the Htate as a genLli inan of high cliarai'ter,
aud as a leading public man in bis suction,
was Lieutenant Colonel, and Kryaa Grimes,
of Pitt, who subsequently won a merited
promotion to a Mior Cleneralcy, was ita
Major. Among ita line otlioer wre men,
who had ri-pTwenteiT iheTiropltrlif fiiany
positions of trunt and prom ineace. Colonel
Anderson pmeeeded at ne VHk hKy
and entliUHiasin, to reduce the raw , and in
congrmiu) elementi of bis command to y
tern, and7 although applying to il the rid
regimen of the regulat army, be coiutMiieti
with discipline and ducision so mnch of at'
lability and knidiieM-as, to m'otu-ile the
impatient srtmWto bis rale,- and to win
the hnirti his regiment. His men loved
him from tlie start, and their eilVet ion grew
almost to idobitrv as they, in the course of
time, experienced his tender regard for tlieir
comfort, his just ami impartial adininiatra
ttou, and the judgment, pruilvnce and na
tion, which he United with the gnlliinlry ot
the Marmhnls of the Empirh. And.jhe, in
turn, waa proud t hi n giiin.nl i aud well
be might have beeu, for a braver band of
beTiiWTiPverfBCed s fb tmnm.-lteil under
martial banners. ' ' ' " " " "'
The remittent, after) lituHg f iilly nrgknixed
at Uaryaburg was onk'rwl to . Munastuta,
which it retw-beil a lew diivs ulue Mi battle
of the8ltof Julv. ' A fhorl time after it
arrival, Colonel Audeisou wus appoinli-d
Commandant of the post, . and, under hi
skillul supiTinli sdi uee, miiny of the forti
Hrutious around Mnnaisiw were completed.
Even at this early day lie was strouuly re-
Ueueraia- lieauregura ami JuliusUin, who
were iniprtniteil iili , lus eniinciit ettjitu'ity ;
but owing to eerlaiii Invidious repriwenta
tiona, the tfovei'iinient failwl, at Uiat time,
to recognize bis claims, tie reinnined in
coinmitud nt M :iii;jis untfi the" evarnstfnn
et that Ht In Match, 18B3. At Clark's
Mountain on the Kapidan, tn rout for the
I'eniiiHuU, Uenerai Feat heraton, of Mii
sippl, was awigned to tlm command of the
brigade,-' Uenerai Johnston, and General p.
U. Hill, commanding the division, express
Uig surprise and regret at his supenediira.
Tin command reported for duty to Oen,
Rain, at Yorktown, on the tub. of April,
and was awiigiH-d U tlt,.l'Ai!Bf Oen, Ma .
iruder's liiSe ot lelemw, A llliough preeent
and slightly engiua'd at. Williamsburg, on
the 5th. of May, the 4th. rt-giinrnt did not
receive JU ,i&tl ImptUm ol lire until tlie.
great battle of Heven Pines, on the 8lst.-
llere Col. Ahderwin, In the absence of en.
Feutlicrston, comnumdiil the brigade, which
c.n.Lted of the 49th. Va., Col. (ex Gov.)
Smith, the V'Ttli. and 28lU. Untrgia, and the
4th. N. V. The latter carried intoV-tion
SiO enlisted men and had 96 killed anX 870
wounded ! Of 'il ntficer for dirty, 24 were
either killed or wounded! No eomnwnt
it needed to point tl s moral ot such an exhib
it. Nor is it our purpose to give any lurthef
details of this desperata engagement, with
its many tragic and thrilling incidents; j
When it bistory i fully written, the fart
mU be recogniited that few, if any, battle
of the war were fought with more conxjde
sons valor, with finer exhibition ot indi
vidual intrepidity or more sjilesdid inntai cm
ot aggregated daring. )!. Anderson le
baved throughout with eueb- dis'ingutstted
gallantry ami skill aa to elicit the highest
encnoiiums trom Uen. I). ,11. Hill, ami to
draw from the Uov,mment promt coin-
miaaion as' Brigadier General, whieh was b-
sueit to linn oil the Dill, day ol June.
The brigade ssnigned biia was trimipoaed
of the 2nd., 4th., 14th. and INK It. regiment
of N. C. Troops all of whi('h,,Bider their
then and sntwnent Commanders, earned 1
aU immortality of renown. j
On the 2th. ol June, the wdes of Tint-
tlcsaraundliirhinoBd la mi, in all cf which
U tu-itrul po:t. iotfi.tal tlis, cus
ctioTijig Tine of WToih (M,dvi"rn TIulj len
eral Andertum receivnj a wound tn ihe
Ittln-t wti Fti'"t-iirlTniT U"or hnrvr Wrr HrrnnH!
TRe wilier uf'tmr teroVi'nM'tf---ieii.1
I I t-i 1 e ' ' -1- it; ..... . i
m A ''nwsHt-it
ww I nl r Iiia imjil
le on the ? th. dvot AmonV. TV?, wh
it was in bivouac on the ltioi lun the
army, alter soine sis" weeks' reiKaat trom the
UisulstruKlaxif tlie "aeren days," bein.'
n reee lor the Bn4 Maryland invasion. It
wacoot tlie fortune of lien. Hill's divi-m
lo have n active put in any of the eno,te
flienta of this remarkable camiituifu. until
lUJit of the lllli. of K on mta-i, aA 4
Mary lan.l, ot which It may with naft;! b
otaMrveit that, in it eonacrjUeiioes, in tUe
accomiilishment of rc ib-teruiined objorts,
and inUhcskiitul diiton of ambtlnnm
berW. ' ei'pnsei vrw lielmin n-lds," it Is'
without i.arnli.-i in the w sr. 1 lie diiinbau.
uii.ii. led until a lata hoiir of, the afierucnnJ
lold tn t-bm-K tlie a.lvn ot the (rivater
portion of Mvtl. llau's vi-t aruiy, etid.-ari'n
Tnif; wttFCaTtenng rsinlmjieTiiaflo TofvelTS"
tlimigb the ii.irro gaff,- nint th ret y
atlordeal tuue tor the concentration of our
-various corps", d:stierscd in strategic ilim'-!
ttona. In season for the bloodv itwue t
SharjndTnrg: In-thts tngaj-i'ini'itt -(Nmll-Mountainl
Uen. Anderwa behaved with loa
chsracteristie intrejiidilv, and additional
evidence was furnished this day that none
of bia. brigade commander uiui eniove,!
the coididence of the da it-ion civtniiiTuulor
than the youlhlul aud Wttit Brigwlirr, '
This ia exalted pruiar, w hen it i nnirtiilx r
n that lie was aMtociaUMi with such men as
(iarlaiul and Idxles. We need not bill who
I 'try were, , iarland (between whom ami
lieu. Anderson, by the Way,, ihere CJristi-d
an earnest friendship 'and aliuinition) felt
early in lids action. An aectooplishtHl ir. ii
tloiuSn, the. very soul ot Iii vi lry, and one of
the tirat civilian otlicer in the servuv, be
would haa won high oisi im li.m bad he
lived. Modi, ' bo ultimately sniViiedejl Oen.
Hill in the -oiuumnd of the division,
slain at Winchculcf, on the lth. ofHepkfm
lier, I Slit, : Ilia loas Wiuioneol tlewe tm
hie disasters, which orMliadowed the tinal
and approaching Calaairoplic, -r-
W mav hot eav to ihaerilie the uneoiml
field ot Hharpshnrg ft baa tieen f laiuied,
as a victory lor the Federal arms." HwUry
will not so write Itwitu all "the f;irt and
sequence imjiai tially arrayed. It day1
light, on Weilniwlay, Sept, i 7 jh, tien. ii.
11, Hill's division Occupies the centre of the
line drawn up to receive the brunt ol but
tie. Soon, desperate and heavy fnmi the
left roll the boom of artillery and. the rattle
of (mall arms. A retrratiW mass of men
BWer over the hills in that direction,
where the enemy has attacked with treiuen
dous force. Uenerai II ill's division Is or?
dored to change front to lelt, and, marching
through a growing 'fltdd if corn, Ht tkes
position in a hm'g lane, Hipley the ex
treme l?ft, then OariandVi liri(rah', (t-one-nisnded
l.y Colonel U..,Ki MelUe.') nyt
Hodea, and Amknuui on the right., But IV
liionimits vhiiiKed ere this mualf iliviHion.
weakened by its lo&e at Jottth MoiiiiYiiiii,'
was furiously aaattiled by a hnee iimne,aaura
hly its siierior. Haeemed matlneas fist and,
but, true to its 'glortoas preat ige, tu eultolv
awaited the shock. , Tliia waa a,lioot 8
o'clock. And then the air Shook ' with the
din of arum, - of musket and i i'n !,'
siid high ftliove. the claxh and iar mug the
angry shouting of the aptaln' the crh-S
ol. tha wotiakd ami tlw gronmt if dyinir
men.- 44enral Anderson men p ted a pronu
mit p.witi.Hi on slightly rUing ground, Im
mediately Wrear of his commaud.;; ,; Whih.
thus ex (xiaed, and disjil ay ing I he 1 iiinat
splcpilid courage, aiiiiniting liii men
by hi- ex-ample, and dlriMing them; by
his coot aud rulwted orders, Jio .w i struck I
in the liMt,,ner th. aiiklu joint, by a uiui
aie ball and fell, 5 lie w as at tmce enrried,
with dilliculty and dituger, to an ijniriiviatd
hospital in the rear, aud the wound exam.
Ined-and pronounced severe but not serious.
No one dreamed that one of the truest and
bravest men that ever lived had the vrouuA
efdtolh upon him.' :,;.,VJ, m , ,
He was ulequently conveyed arrriM the
Potomac to Hlieplierdslown, and 'rii'-t-iWil
every attention at the hamU of the, extitiov-
lile ladiua of the taniity ol Mr,- llnteU-r, un
til Friday morning, when the fillinc l k
of tliearfny nccaiUitcd his further tciuofid.
Frienila couuaeled his renutiuiiiy, hut he ce
rolled at the idea ol fulling into the Hand
of the enemy, and his heart ,variied for the
tttiniotratbiu of his tk'voted and lowlvwife,
and the little endearinenl of bin Infant Inky.
By slow stages, in coihmiiiv with his brotheV
ami Aid-deampLietiU Ihitxirt Walker Atm
dorson, who was wounded in tbeosnw battle,
and who waa afterwardK killed !n the' Wil
derness, on the Sth. of May, 1801, (and a
ttrnVtrty-rnMhw -tnasn-
Was,) hie waa carried in a wagon up the
Valley, to Htaunton, and thence by ruil to
Italeigh, which place he r itched ulioiit the
2Ulh. ol the month, ' Af the rexidemie ol
bia hrot-hif , Wilham ), Am lemon, Kf , he
waa the recipient of every kirMlnns that a
sympathixiug communitycouhl lieatuw, and
of the bet surgical attention. ; W e nut; not
invade IhevpreciiiRts rf that home and siteak
of the tender love that, angebbke, hovered
around his Couch. Alter a fortnight of in
tense suffering, luorti Ileal iou Iwymg taken
pmre, aiiiputJitiim waa tlentned , Benry as
the Inat bopo.of saving his vshiaule lit'.
The Ojieratioa was skittully perfiwmetl, but
h sank under It and died on I lie. morning
of the Kith, day of llctoia, anil surrender
ed bia pure and noble spirit to iod. -
tlneiiftbe laigimt iublio nieet ing. ever
held in Iiulcigh tuelitied the sorrow of the
citizens at the great public loaa, and their
sympathy with tliat agonised family. And
when the Inb-llige"' of hia death emehed
the army, brav men monrniil airdwepc
Death waa, and bad beeu, nil around liieiu,
and they had Imwf umhI, . and perhaps
callous, to rt eontemplatiowr hot tlie loss
of their lea'toc and their friend moved them
to new and eiyimm emotion. . -
lie waa Injiied in the City Cemetery..
The funeral was one of the most ftnpoi'iug
ever w iUnased In Unleigh. The Old flag.
which waved almve him at rV'ven Pines,
riddled with lulllets, was borne on its
shattered stsfT iu the cortege, and. attached
to the saddle on tha fmme, wliich ma M
by his body servant, was the sword which
he wore when he received the f.ilal wound.
This sword was one tha property ot jist
gallant uncle, CapC J. II. K. liurgwyn, and
was on ktt person wneo tie fell bravely lightt
ing1 at the battle of PuehladeTW in Men)
CO. , V ' ' V:
What is left, In be faid may fie com pre
bended in few words, butk a liie neeii no
formal eulogy. T
Peb.-u the miai I Bunked 1 milk t ( ten.
eral Anderson's ebarsoter were Lis sincerity,
ui coofCieiiiiou-ncBsan ut earnest
r1'0" truth.- These miuht, if o,ua4itie s4
tut ble ever imJJ tie no ileeoovl kavo l
rop-t p n I, lysu. i u ' t i, j., Jij
the-extent to ntot t hV c n i n d t -citi he
Wfiu4 --h vw-dlMii,. tf po.ti! ililnf a Ute t- Jol
tune. l'tore he would' hnvt swi-rve.f an
t , c ti iniuu-.t fiirriis in -.sn.-nt'ni ir
amnMiiiurTti
Mixlisl. Ii-iw-tl wwa-lmt- ttiTrfW" u liaaall mini?
than he. . Who that ever knew linn ran f..r
j;et In tniU, when pii.-a.sanl ai.jl JJeoud
rmutions were rxeiteil t It was like a tn
beam bt;hlinj( up hi liaitdaoiue fatw, and
winning the preprismjiinion td nil sail 3a
jirofkcliuil him by an irriiitd.b. nia;ic lu U
a mie cotihl only have been bora ol s ilieart.
in wl.rth t!t l-uji-sLibpiih Is- tijd thej rl
h.i'.ue. Anil ft was, -rt we fny t jna
the it.lx lo his whole inner niture. . v
Had he been spared, he would siidoubte.F
ly have attained the highest ditintkm.-a.
lint a death in (he deli-nee ofbo,e Nand
caiuntrv is r.jUid'bia bUtsioe id lory, and
a UefT'S.'rili Carolina nukea uji her- full ol
linri.r aa w nut and will do, when calmer
titi.t t '!( rveoe full justien will be, done to
Ihwiiiuij.. friimTwy-Tir-miiuriilul-Mrd
jlfrnieltif tclnwpcrt, the'lot,;; cat aloe ue of
i "end who have Ilitt rated lternauie
"'i hHorj,he w ill daeil witU jiueiUiar
I'rtiie ujiuu, the fife and aurK.u vf Ukormj(
: QLASS-VAUE.
f M'iJ I K WE TO 1NNV!(I'K Tl TUB OITI-
,1 "iWfrTTRMeiKti ainl vi.-hiki" tfasl t hsesrttluf
Ui liv alr-!ttu exwiMMve lMlnui's an mclat tU-
'arUiitiiiti(.ir; - .j r-iw :f
1'KI)( KI KV AJIll CLS8-VAKK,
au,l takea f(n.at esr lo seleel the ewd
,wili a la- of jukVuik Una llrni-eUlMa lirucvry
oni-. " . .
f 1 h.va tha hn-.-t u4 fcr.wM. it ,rtmw.t
hi lu ttll Mi tin -llv, oataurilli i f HSU I HI
H t f I s i plaut, ml, let ami iainlMl, all 4
l:.M t and pill. nu., MUNV.tt ttiK, HM
!UOM AIIR, ami KAKTIIKN WAItIS- ,:
V t-Lisi.WAiti:;;:.
Dur sioi-fin-nt k enuilet, lumaisting of ' V
Fiat Cut Glaaa Gobleta, Tumblers, Winn
, Olassr. and Dishes of all Shea,
Looking Glaase
of evei;vh-aeriplHai, tnaileuf tlie veiy lawt pr
ntsn al'd Ameriean Itijuia. ... ,
The pi'irartmetit of M ' -. ' " -'- " " -
STAPLE AMI KAXl V HKV (.U00.S.
ItkVff jnut I Hen t,i,4-lSiit Willi vhm! fntiH.hkbt
ami Jii'iW lHHt. aittl Omi rnHt st4ii u
pih t mil tlti tjariit'iilr iitiiiliou I fcve kiu
iinw'tlf Hnir tht tro -A' will eiulif l itltie
tilt tittl euHttiW'rM Ait1 Um iMitttia K,3f ionll
it tut in"""! uiv g'HN.U luitl ytiixm bvUticv juiivh-
Hfltlj; tMlW-KUU'l-tt. J
" r tti Huh (: fa mil. prcr.sl to furnUh the
i . f ,- - - v.---. . y - - -. :.,
' ' KEADT-MADE ClOtHINQ,
in aw irrtt vrf fv hrwitift. inilnwni ihn
Uttiinl(Maai t4i-vh mkt mud tfrialitv He.
inulmf ftu uih-iUmo W MwtoAiiM from uurehiv
ill VUImM, t lU il' Ulh lil'LtM
f
Vbii-lt IM kitfti t all tiUKui iih Um ivni tviul
Itiif t Ki'ir (mfvrii ftiul v4l t hwni
Hi.Kt4i jji M. - A hi. INK. -
.i ir. avviuui aua iijuyuii w.
Mv Mm -. s. ,.t , ,K
BOOK 6T0EE.
WIHIAMS & IAMBETH, "
No. 1(1 FajtllPitUeht., RalcUli, K.f.
i Pmik Kellers and Klnt.lnriera .
t "? "
kkai.i:!!! i aix uiih of
' M-IItsor.! KOOKK.
In I .
HIANIMI A1 MbU'Kl.fANKtitTM WdltK.S.
M.WiNK'. IkXlKH, JfWU.i BfXl.lI.IAi' ,
' liiMiKH4iN unaiH aMOAilltlt'UL-
tri:K-, tirtriuM KV, ii,ir-'
,,i -1.1., itiit ! ANIl ) .!MAI'I'IKU' :M ' i. .
, ' " . ' NCPPl.tl-M; ' - ! ' "
S(')iiubAMiiiiirKi;i.iiJll'l'l'X, .. ,
' -f i.
Ni V Alt I'll 1.1 -t, AeJ ' ' "
fi are nwir wetvhn nw Miiophi. ami will lm
on-ii am It nialmtf kh.-i aiMiiimni to onrHliN'k
a ill eiHioie tut u turiU'-li wvecy arte-le asestly ap4
a rt ela HUttv.
tlur farjillin are atit-li an to eiialae utklo ftimivh
in a wn f.w lints, anv artn le nil no hikl, sod
ill! nrilVi-M wilt bva nor ri4iiil stletttew. v :
inr lnwioem will w wm.lui-U rl e IJin nh
svHlent. aud fiery atUrfe aotii at tlmvery (owaot
(iii-i
- V MVir.MAWt T.AWiRTH-.-"
Kleixll,ANril 2H7-U - . .i
WHOLESALE CaOCl&S.
I'lLlllH, J0,hS4 UK
Uliolisale iro.,Taiid'iiimlhslorj
No, 53 Fayetievtlle SUeet, Raleigh, JS, a
UAVE tS tsTOUK, ANfi AliH I'ONKT.tVTtT ItR
. ,,tiJ Vlt, HtlliAlm, IliKr'Kl-Jt, M TI.AH,
li N, MOLAK4ICS Mu CIIKI..SK
-rWMMHM, WlSf-M A.NH WltlHMI.K,
KuM-.-i, I AMI I AM) I a.Mill'
"'?-', -Jl nut-HXiv MM. fit AUi I lU.tlat,
4'Hiiiit'd Trulls, KutM'- und 1'lgs, ; c
. I Hunrd Uislt-r, KuUin usil
ItMlc, ,ul 4 urruula, l'U
.;-i; Mm ! !, PnHder,
i , " i J, "'il dl aa, llu II rr,
, ltrd. lrad. I '
. Wrra, lol , 1
n.l mi r,ni I'ViTvitmiT' iiM,.n r.....t ... a..N
rlmn W l,(,i al. i iriM-i i r li-tiV- M, tha Kr,'U t
vsn1v sint l ynrv alta-h riiin.it fil,!.. .-'.
FAEMISQ IMFLEMEKT8 ftc.
W Boxe All . 1 fl- Z. of Milling .rk.,;""
J Ihw. jn Kjo'll.'.ii hhi.teU. 2. Hii.i.lrii,'.'
iai " HihhIimK tl. awitrleit. ntl l. lUaira
'! t '" ' 'Ua-, lit t.i. '1 rse bairns,
i ;i " 1'i.n i in. ii, til tiw Am Jl.lnt '
iup, 'I Hl.it, ns-, A. T ' "'"
A Ii I 1 1 1 JftM-M . n. '
- v-i r.i ai t i-, xi t . ,
l I.I U. Unwr.lt AM) tUJ'AlH.
.... JJ.-'. :
i..Oi-ati d Ala-..i
- rim -sntTfTjj-'
iLIJJUir: tltfll.lalix O..M, -a ml
IUiilt:iiiutiAl.llaiiiili.',a.
K. , I u .Viilia. 4 .. ll.ai
ll-ir-. I i.. ii
Ulna Ae., Ae-
it f
St Ht'iurl,it1,
ii. v. niLt
IdAM.Xi
nf. ti ffrm (" KtilwuUr, i fl &hh. Ik'it 4
HImI. I r..!.ilH . J
TT.-r-.ifK.-iiiiirrf
ww. naa la, aaa-a f
Virl tfiiL IMil WI1T. rWrti ekuAliitluU HHf fai
V ?-;i ffiHR fir k f-'vlv-ir At i iw ht f.fcriu
aiu? -i in- . ' "(( m )u r u J.tmt kti t l li.v
Ins It. ' '
t'- . V.'ILUUI I!t aK,
iiifitiim 4, trrt Ct C.
ATTUK VoMiKKri't. V KIAliON '
nUAPK l!i TUB CHEAT ASTROLt Mi 1ST
, I : si. j ri.nnu.il, . .
TlWtered rcv.t tin WMnrtal ever kn.w ' M.e
nahmw tn hxixn.aa i)M. whn, Inau dol.-duV
t-.w, el)n.ilia. eruaMat la fc-le, -i of nt
li u sihI li.wMki, kawof uuNay, A n, Uie Iw
rwue ti-.i,.hm M,H Urn,,., i.cili.r Iti.w.
MiK "eimnle.l, rhrea mmftAalnai Cue. -riin..- .at.
i.t lri. ii.kiif l.iveF. r:ij Kant nr Mi I" i-ro.
Jrt-rfy, f..,i.jtu tit UuiM ywtt aiu tn-al' )uli.
tied to piomH. antl ill ahat tai iU Ik m.(io-
.tw,nu tioi' it ii!iinuij ami t ,U
ae lei v aitl.niat-ry, UiM-A im the
!tkiiv toiU i-luortwnl' ttf 11, mtmi ile
n" r very ujiu:hi, and tnr hn almo ku-
IWHiwirai i..ra UMieU Hie iUrll U,
iuv,,r, aw ll.e firHir,.. Kr.ilu Hi.' i ,. pn
Ul Uu- Hdusui. lit . III.' ul. il-i.,r Ui, I ,tt
or r. ,i..uiuii la Ut emunrnrsUoU' ft, an Itw
ik u a. .1 .ouMtHKMoT tl ,Uaik-t atat tin Hv..l
m HI. UtavMi 4 lit I Hun u lurlKtlM,
iiiM Mi. luiun. i,wluir ul ihsu. tail 11.4 I..
eoui.li II 1 tw Knbvi AainaogHil ua sarin. H
jmi ,,1 .u inujaiu ,,ia may aeter avaia
have no fx.U- an ....imrliiini, , l',,nliii
fsa, aitli liki.u.Hu. 1,11,1 all UMurwi utlurnwtaiu, A,'
'i1" uiiik ai aiiixiaiiee enn ewnniill Ui Hv
iaiu by mail mlh eqnaj aafety anil satwia.Hn
ia UoHMelvwi. u" in (wrsou. A full sntl eipheit
Hiai tj ritli out,, a.ili all m..ini. auxaereii
aniluiuuieMma.i,.Hl. hi hy mail-aa rweirt of
4M atuio III. i.li.airtj, 'l hrt lri.'Uit n,tejr
U U- uii.liituiue.1, an.t nit comMim.Wiioi. f.'
turueiloril.'.MwjwI. Hemo-iawa of t aielnwt
orth-r fun.ii.aml MitaMi l"-..iruiif Alimw. , m
plainly the .lay of llu, m. .inn an I y.ar in fclm-b
y.Mi aere iuto, ik-I.iiiki amvl U k of Uir, .
jA.Hrtwa, M.l.AK II. A. I'MtliktU. .
; . f. . Itaawaa i.l, linrv no, N. V
Anrd-t-lat - c . .,
Then, eotm-th ti,lliiK of Jny to all,
J . sad to ia.1, to Hraat ana tnanistl ; "
liie l .ity wlueli taien twin tiriKouaaiid rare,
la free fc all, am all may o fair.
By Ike 11 ei r
4lltnTt:i.l..tK'N-
WIIITJ LIQUID
KNA3IKL, ;
F.ir iiiipn.vliiK ami beanlifyinn the miilexeH.
The lual vainahhi ami r-if.-. v pn .:nimn m
mm, fur Kivuig Die akin a Iwaiiuful i url lika loo,
lliat ia only found in youth. It quickly removes
1 aiu. rVwktn, I'ltniihw, ijlotebea, M.ati. 1'at. hea,
nalllmlieiw, KrilpUoua, and all uupurilH'S el Ilia
akin, kjrully healing llu. moiih, koviiiK tha akiu
Willi and clear so alaliaater. Ilsuaeran not )
ileieetim by the iil.aa-M aoruUnv, anU Iwiug a vei,--.
saMa pr. iiilMai, in a-f.iJir barmt.m. Ii u
Uie .mil ai'Ufk.of the km. I uw J by It. 1'ieu.li,
and Is eonHhlerml hy the Parisian huliHa.tiahl
to a riHit tnfleii" IVwarilnof 'itin ttottltmwere
sold dunlin lira uaat y..ai, a sultteaint iiranlKa
1 ha ettk-JM-y. I ni iwiiy 7j cwi.i. tWut by Miailj
post pan I. nn r.'.vif.l ..f an oritur, by
; iiK.itiiKit. KHrrra . , tti.wiwt
April -i,.y,law tiM Kfvrr4., Tmy, N. V.
- iusrKit (oma:
tltiTahe WaaTii-nilUhil nd ft'ilr."'- " rr
- Muh atari , eye, anil raUlaut htlr. i
MhiiBe em hug teudnl will vtit iuelr , - .
Kiiihaiueil Ilia lery to nit au.i unlet, ( .
iikispkh run .
- .. . b,
For CuiUng the Hair of ettlier Sex iuto
Wntry and Gloasy EingleU cif i
....v . Heavy Massive Cutlt, .
Itr ttamg itita atiieti! Id.hra sinl (I. nlJ.'iii.-n ran
la.-a.mifi tiii-liiN.Ues a th.aiNsiut f.it tt la Die
only euii le in Hie a.ul.l that will curl imimIi(
hair, an.t at the name lime Jf Ire it a InMitlijul,
fcl.waiy ai.JMHiraiu'e. 'file 4 'rM( er flails H.H ihiIv
I'llrla the hair, but Inl if.irMl'ta, laaolllilea iol
I'teatia.' it. ; la IokIiIv all.l ili-hi,rhtfilly H-l ttoiKsl,
suit la lb ni.ait c.miii.I. tfl srli. li.-i4 tin' ktii.1 eler
ottered to Ilia Anioi'ieau: litll.lir.. ,.'iim AyaperJ
l,.Mlia ill ia; a. l.l Ul any U. li ens, aeeil an.t lil
panl.! ' - ' ;
Addrus sll ra-ilerao .. .-i.;. ,
i- W. llT.UiK A r),, t'li.-mnia.
Nu. t Weal Payatle rUreet, Hrsuraa, h.-VJ '
..j;rd JJ..UW w,rfw I , j -.
- r,..,.,.,.; ,r,.,.;,";, x
Kiti:i,Kioi! i:iic:i.MOH!t
M. CIIASTaLAR'S 1 j 1
. . Hair Exterminator. 1 !
Fpr Eemovinj puperfluottf Hair. '
' To the laities eaptinlly, thia uivlosMe depila
tory mvmoiifi,(la ilA if iO. helm; aa ahmait iielia
penaatite arUubu feaiale btiuy, iaSaafly Sillleil,'
rba-s ma burn or ii.jurn ttin-akijn, hut a. la ilnei'l
Ir fas ibenwta. Il la warraiitiHl to remiiveMiM-r-ifniais
hair fi.iui tow f h h. la. or fruta aov oart
4 tlin IwhIiv i9oiii,l'U.ir, l-a ill) ,and ya.li.,.ally ft
til'tiating lli aaliii', bayiitjc 1(Imi akin a..ft, alu.aittl
an.t natural. Vtiiih ia t,- .'mly artM-le uai .l l.y
ths KVmh'Ii; and m tin. ia,V md enw'Oial H. ,.rt.
by IB tiati-lM'e, J-J4.1- ',.1 eeuU (a VSi'knKa
arnt piatt paiil, Uiti a.i Ii7ai, r'ii'il 4 an
taoiT, iy
UKfttlr.tt, Hltcni fSl , I'liiVlnta,
-m Urn nt..
.. it. ry
: April 8 f j.Iaw
aaaxif finTr...t lo rcrow .,li.4l tin'1 1J
XX jT lrtlOt'' t I' I,1 lllfl"'!!! . I '.tY
I J - threl.i ij.r fci-.-ks by, i "
J "Vll'MitK, I'r M''Vi4ir'.'H . . 'V
. ' V" I'iU-A.itfc., Aim nkw.. v
Vtimlt-lfrll lllsH'fVtT ill Hf-ltff-ft M t-Ut , I
' U'lK
ajMifi iitc iVnl ftiifj tit- til timti linen
1'IMI UMiMl'T, jitlat;H il' 4 t'V i ("til M
fan iut .airfn.Hi ti ttw.i tlntt-rtiLfb; -in-orm.
Kttm M tii fMirv'Fuwrw 'ilj m PrtftUa il,--
mui if wiMtm Miiitt' imm h tun tf1xu u ?v-t?
plkllaW, lit liHlt v will h .'. fu'i rrltitt4Hl -
l'ru Uf ntAil. ! kul n - iWL It Ifcw iti'-
tirftcil'-tlUrM mi l If im.t-t tla bikiirl fr". A'l
4rrM liKJi4.K. H'M I in .V I ,i im-miHsM, Hh
Ss'i Uivfr Tj,n , , J'. , f( (,
L ntil Ht !.
tulki I t lil (Iroihi t : f 7
l. it.. n ..l I r I. t.K- j ,
j-- l'l:l t'- H...-l; I.K. vj-- )
-, X,MkVtl -W i, $,,'
Vsf" railmt aittatilil Uj.url V "
Ilia miany slitailo. ami it,Um tiair of eitn-r
't itoaiyinvl o, r hwiiy nauna enrla
Haa been uw 4 by (ii UAiia.iMii.i. a f arm
and IHel-m, te.tli lite tn.. K'tM liuor remihs.
,tw. II" lepot l.i MH :,:;ir, 1'n. i. bv ia.ad W"aU.i J
Suit p.'-T.avl.' l- f . -a-fratt "Ita-Yiit. mfltfA
Ti -i A r r -cm ir pnnT-tni'r r
lt, . I r hi J, )a J ,i i. A- ia
l,a Ilia I 1 rM.-o-a.-. - . :
a:ii a-tt Asm...... , . ,, .
UOK I II Il4.lli' i-
- . -.... "
t a
r..UXLi IvfiViiiiViJf.ij-pn- iSJlTi
IOH-, i'la-lr, rwt,t, Ha.r, l., i, i!j,e 1 , i u-
llail riiiawi .re Ir.Ht. (i..veri!inai,t Ai-oia. '
fM.it, Hay sou all kiit'ta f I .aU,
A' l'lal. I' iM; I. I. II-4M, ,-Mjr l'MbU
Of l.iiur
Afeufca Sbv. I'!..!, i !,.!.. K.;itt!i.nn-Stui
ril..,ao-4..fi 1J1,, .- . ., ' '
AiC-ttf. f"'!.aJal a . il HMHHad.l, IM
fr.(,u N. t-.ik.
A ... it.J -,, t,.,;,ll, A t,r, to of )w
T. s
,:. Itt .. " '
1 GARRETT. Y0Ua SCOIT. CO.
I !t rrenaau M Norrai ., ,
iUV-V4AiKr- -J:
.: '. . mi ; usiiHii 10- .' '
AIU IllUil l) 101 ,U, (aKKKTTAIu.
J or NEW Yil!K, . "-.
, ami
M"i:r.H Mtirr ro.,
' - . . ;. .
I'.xu-nolt c Mnuufux-i u r c r and
HbolrMl Deitlfr In -
MettVTd'Bbf 1 it thing.
I -.T..W.OAHRKTT, A.n rHIAPrn. ;
'hKN Viit'NU. . . J...A. I.. fHHllH ln
KI KNt'KHt(Tc, . M. UAIiltKTT. I
t FeblS-lS ' -. I
John s. ianv.
AOHSI M. Ui'MAM,
, osTisai.ao, M.C.,''i -.fir ikoTUOavKn.'', N. X
! ' j (is rth iiji tt an, ;;
i lt of Tarboro, H C. ...
l'i-''icv,iii'ii ro.,
d.rut'rnl ('outnlsalaii Blen-bHiits,
For tli" Sale of all l.n.la of tt.iutbnm prodne
and purvliaaB of Qoueral AleiuliauiluMv "
No. 81, r.trliaing llts,
n "--"jntW tOMK,
. Au. tf .. , , - ; ; . . .
jTlZ llTll4WAvliAli!TI.K'a'.
(f'.H-iuerly W ATM . W AT f'o.; Iuiiortrs of M0
LAnntX 'aodhUvlAll, NVumnutum, . C.)
hiplHj sand - 4'mmlln Ulrr-
!' (-"; ' .UII4, ',
'.1T PKAltL MTHIIITr, JtKflf ktiliK
1 Ws aolirit eonalgnmenta of Cotbm, .vftl
Ptorea, Wieetiiijra, tarns, lohaeeo, and OUier
tvatilutra I'rndui w, to lit sale uf a'liu'll our
rtmiit neratiaal atteiiti.0 a ill bat gheu. Wa
will niakH literal a.WanH.s ntHai reeeoit uf In
voice and but. uf ladinaj. All steei-tiaiiUiat. aud
lYinhuni stopped to ua lor sain are luaiired froui
imutl of alii.iiienl, wilb or iih..ut slu -tiiica
ahutthb always, amaaatiaiiy . eaidi slnp-
fcUI'llt.
tk.th of ua bavin ha.l over twenty year' rx-
5.M-iii'i- Iu buaiuaaa ui t he bAiitti, and our J.. C
lAI'HAWAt li.r.'M yearn in N. w lork, ws feel
rmu.ht w eaa aiui-efull aiiiwafiar iHirfriaada
who will favor us wuti tli.-ti' conMiajuiiienu.
V Krrni ro - Kemp P. battle, I'utilie Treaanrer
ol M. ti.u l M II A K. h. iurlo.r, llalei.i, N. (J.
- .MH.fi. HVI'IIAWAY, 1. it. I it. IV.
teh.lu .
T MISCELLASEOirS. ,
i riipioAuv iI"i:aii:h
. -ax ins mtr.!.:.
T VIl.yl'llUMAH II. MII.KH CtlNTISnW TO
.1 f lirtai. J hurai.it! llir.. a.a bv 'I "(Ural M.-illen-turn,
..r v l'ili.'l. iii.iu (lf Ul air t'aanaaes.1'. oun.
Joined Willi .fr...i iaie general rvmedn a, as pratv
lnd hy prof, iii -y.s, of tti Viark. Tbi troat-
IihhiI ii. a fliauiili,' lor ehroflie HiH,'hiNa, Ijiri-n-I'lUi.
A-.ll.ni aoit liKif..'iit 4 'onaiiiiiifHMl. . li.
f.,riii-e yurs ff re.fiilr. .1. Ilia a.l.li. aa is Alt.
I aruiel, tlrthlaH eouiily, t..... L; ...ri , .
J AHl!l i Joi- '',''..
mWHAM & HUGHES
J'.OIIK AMI J()D I'RIXTEIW. "
hooka ND j o t r j' :.
,". . ; ".': . .-. ;'.. '..'
' , W'e.sm pri.-j ired todo alt kiu la uf
BOOK AND HEWSPAPER PBINTINO
Fr.uilt)V Siid in Uia beat atvln of II,., art N
,: OI'R PltlHTINt rttwaiawa ii! "
srsof ths tanat maanfairture' to iha world, tiha
aaine a iiaed by Ibe Ilai lwra. and b-a.hii, l'ul
lilos in N. V.,l aod our fa. ihtiea f, doo.K mk
ft any kmd at Mta -
HIIttfMKST NOTICE '
on Id. moati fi I1'. A1)RA MI.R" Tl tltl I, sdi
M i'a bit i. jI ll.l., Miuii lo ally in Um .a.nli,
1 .inia. lv Slide I. a llu, IXUUM4J) vf kau,r,
Sl. t SI It: t.i.u a.
f.- r
lilitiiha, (liei fca, plain or coloied, 7
i lurila, ' ...
I MU lll'Mda.1" "f" : " '"' "'
. .'i - ' f f -I'
' llltllal llilla.
- ,' l'r,, ..'' r . , ,
', ', . .. I'lrculitra, v
f '.' -a .... . mm .
WHIT SKIMIa,
A.,'
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1867.
Spring Trad,
1887.
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