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THE SENTINEL:
JOSIAH TOENEH, Jr, Edit
T. & KINGSBURY,
Editor.
FKIDAT, Al'CpST ,
1871
THE ' KATI0riS CAKDIDATES.
l oa ruEHBE.iT)
HORACE
' OF NEW YOltK.
i on tick rarsinrvrt
J
OF KMSOCRL
CLOSlsii TUB GAUrUOS.
Wednesday closed the campaign which
W oikmJ br Judge Misrrluioa nd uor.
Caldwell, two moo tin and half ago, at
PiltabW. Oa th pert of Judg Merrl
boo, it bat been conducted with dignity
aad marked propriety. On tb part of
Caldwell it baa bees jutt tha reenw. Cot.
Caldwell dlM to Buka joint apaota.
xnent with our candidate. Aud wait h
might! Judgw , Merrimon 6aa aaaeu
greatly ta hia tame a a public speaker
I - , . , I. i AMMIff l4a
aaa ne may os jtwij 11,
i mihlir. sneaker iii tlie State. It re
quire great physical and mint a! trength
to conduct uch a campaign.
Morehesd, Graham, Bragg, Kerr, Saua
den, Hka tad . Gilmer fear been
reckoned amongst th beat campaigner
of our tine. Hone of them, is solid cos
r'.ncing argument, xoelld our candidate.
It clueed tha leboi of tha campaign
Wednesday at Company Shop, ia
. speech of two boura length.
Pinner waa in Order after Seaator Tip
ton poka. W .did not tee tlia table,
but heard it waa in erery way erediuble
to tha Alamancer. Alter dinner earn
Senator Scbura, Hia word art at henry at
tUc golden apolten WtbtUa'a, wtioaa rry
" word, oa grand rxion,wae aaid to bare
weighed pound. iSt cam Gov.
Wslkur, of Virginia,7 fW atjK ta at
rxmituamliBg a hia peraon. W stall
nut alterapt, an report of tl8 apooclnja.
They warn listened to by an Immens
crowd of m-n, woman and children of
" both rice. " -:
Iking ealled po wa cioeed th xr
site ot tha day and campaign by tv
worda of hortatUm upon our duty,
thanking Senator fkliurt and Tipton,
and Outi " Walker jit the nam ot all
iasKOt. faf.thif?Wsh and e.nrana W
.,.,.1 ,tn ., fvtn timtiMti.i Wr
ttfttxW'li.L " I
jy -n rrp wiV WW " tu tw a ww. v
. . .1 L J. la XLIll l,f
our reader tha election will la orer and
ilic dcttiuic. of th. Slato dixiidod at the
ballot be. Wa eannot doubt oi the ra
ault. iWathiuk the wguua wiltbacon
ddm4, ' " -
' TUB CANVASS.
' TbuoanvtM for tlta laat two montiia in
this Suu has Uea eua of no Ultla eiuite-m-rnt
and vigor. It has been dlatlnguUh
ad bj the number of eminent wen, bulb
from tb.it 8ta and abroad, ! who ban
Iwea actively engaged in discaaeiug the
iii'imuntou loe of the-biwtr. In w;
auction of the Htate, from the teaaide to
the muuntaina the pcole have gathered,
etgr to hear the dUtinguished otatort
who il!utraUd thia cantata by a dUplay
of energy, eloquence and patrioiUm an
parrallclvd in the annab) of our State..
The tpcocbeaof our noble standard
liaarer, Ja lye Mrrimon, hare attracted
Urge, atu-atire, milhutviaatio audtewm.'
Hit mtrly 3tpoitIona of Iladloal tratid
aud ruiuiuy bare told with terrible effuut
upon em-mii. Numbera of jwirf conjer
ratiroa ot funoe-wen and modorate ropubli
can convinced by the piWBr of bit logir,
a id ahuicd of pant tlllliatiun with the
wrcUlieewb hare rulued the State and
tram plisl het honor in the d att, hare repu
. diatod Caldwell and th dof thieree
and cut throat who nominated and sup
port him. The Conwrvatire gain from
thia aour-w alone, with" more thaacountei.
balance the frawluUiU gaiua par oppo
nent! hare made by liitiiuidatiug, repeat
ing and 0'ilouUing negroes from other
btatoa. "
Tlfce'tpeecUos of Scnatora ficliur, Duo
lltilii, Tipton and Millar were, powerful
and effctive. Cary'a eaor4St oi the
uounuin district hat becu a continuout
orati'iHtiy -V'anee, HaaaBm,. Mkipft. Cling
man, Fuwle, Cmiiiigldud ad a boat ot
othvia hare been working without eua
lag, and hare erery here met with chucr
lug harbingera of tie triumph of to-day.
NaitU Carolina ou to tbete gcntltmcn,
who hare tml forth a conpicuoutly in
d.i nee ol her life aud ber fauuor, a dubt
f gratitude la would beggar ber to py.
Tub Gold; Ati'a Ll 8it Poll
iai( or Kb. UitKEUtr. The (JMeu
A;H bat ptijilkhcd a iKautiful portrait l
lli.mM Uretiiey, hfti-aiM, bead aud butt,
tit Mvi Iri Bue lithographic style, tuita
blc lit hanging en the wall of a parlor, oi
library, or club-rooia, cmttituting alto
; gifthei the bat likmaa of Ur. Ureelc)
whith hat ever Ucn prrpired for populat
circiiiatioa. Tin origiual wat a photo
graph fivm lifu, taki-n by Pearaull to
Brooklyn, drawn uu atone by llnkor, o
ILwt.m, and lithographed by AruiUoflf
or tlui city. The hid " ia riactly tin
i.jof allowing how Ligi the braie
tount l) that di;i:t within it. The tlf
, piou i picaMHg, The white hair U
X a-' and aiiy. Ttieepectaclei have a wit
hx.k. The U-ard rippica over the ijoliai
W ith a graceful curve. Tle drcM it nut
'duhereled. Tiif ct'at it of blatk bnJ
ciutb, w b aa J!r. tir.icy gtneully weais,
'The pirturs ia thoroughly ehiraclerintk
f the mm, and an admirable aucceat
e-.i-iiiy grat.fying to Mr. Orwlej't io
ti.l.:i(cfii. :,!. A y''
All ptjikuiia who hsvo a iKarty likhij.
tt tho n.Bj.ppia f.-ui'li-JaiM ought U
)nic ti.iehkrnmaof him In his bi-stWxKl.
A.i' -ue ti.u blaia it l-y feiuiltli g oni
A . '..it, in nturu for wLitb tin? p;ftrh
n i li b? m tih d on a ftdler Mt poid tu aii)
addreat within the Calted SUtea.t'-Hher
with copy of the Gtllt Afm' fniaa
ow till the electbie. Bur. Sua. Any per
ton who la already subscriber ta the
OtAUt AgyUt& who wiB sow renew bis
aubacription, and will at the name tiww
procure a new subscriber, shall reeeire a
epy of the picture ; and the new tubacrt
ber shall raoeir h likewise,
Ths Oollm Ajfib political and lit
erary Journal, - devoted to tha diacaieWa
of all curreot topks, and a saw to do the
best it caa betwwea)nsw and eutaaaa to
etuct aa boaeat mas. to the Presidency of
the CiUl States.
The prkie of aubacriptli is three dol
lars a year, at one dollar tna now till
election. The picture is seat to all new
subscribers, whether for the yow or I
the campaign, ; Such a paper and such a
picture bare never before been offered to
the public at eucb a price, "
Addram the OMcn Af, Box tm, New
VorkOty.1'
Subacriptioaa reeeired until after elee
ti at the Yerborough Ilouae. :
The following critical sol iu of a worlr
of aaneh fithuaas and genius appeared
tome twa weeks ago in tha Uamn
Temftnumnf tbu town. At Sltor) )
i-Mvt to-day and the time for ditcntaing
politic it passed,' We reproduce the criti
cism with the bops that it-may Indues
aoui reader to bmniwlze biaaadf with
the works of an aaoaettfooed nasUf.
the article was written b v the AnaocUte
Vditof1 of the ScjrrrjiEL.
' warBioCuumtiMaDB. .'.
At long as people eilet they will read
worka ol Action. There it no irrear harm
In tti it, provlileit they confloe tlieu reaa
dig to works of geuuins merit workt
that ethibit geniut and art, and are writ-
lea in the Interests of a purs morality, II
not true reliirion. Boms of ttis most
hadthful books in the world are novelt. I
(.II . . M t J
wuoererreaa im vim 9f, vwuuy, suoxi
wat thereby uetlar antt a wiser man I
Whoever reaa trie workt oi unarlea UicK-
eoa, apeclally those written within the
first half of hia literary career, and (lid
not bare hit heart warmed witb
more generous, elevating sympathy for
trie pour ana tuaenrig wa uiu noi Bars
a purer love eicitcd for thoaav humbler
and more morieet rirtures that an often
found irradialfrjir and beautifying the
href ! tha lowlier clataea or mankind I
Ana the tame question might be asked in
reference to Scott and Uoorgs liot, and
in aa eminent drmee conceninir tha nro
ductlona of Ueorge JHar.donaid, a new
; in . m r
nam in letters at least sew to many aer
tona whs will read thtas worda,
George Hacdooald it a Scotchman, and
a maa of geniua. Both aa poet and nov
elist he ha eatabliihed bis right ta be
recognized as one ol the foremost of lirins
author. He U only tecond aa a writer of
Bctum among tha contemporary; lirlng
noveluU to Ueorge Kllot, who is second
let eHV-'ri!yin.?.f,dQfctf,;
dottltd 1.' tiyoud afi'uuoatio'tt, the mtiat'
noblr endowed wntsr tnoar tlie mar of
Jwrcta. thett jrcntut or tsU-n,t, . U..
lnciinirarbtr -greater - than alt of th
puimiar noriiiau who are acnaaunnal ana
bite to the truest art the Wiikle Collin-
tet and Charles Iteadea,
The productiona .of Vacdonald are
ttudiec lie eibibits hia poetic faculty
oa almost tvenr psm, : liia style Is ataeu-
larly clear, eompact, aiaswy aad laxibla.
ilia Orscriptiva Bower are rrrr crest,
abounding In thosa minute dotailt Uiat
marit all great Utwcn puve wrltert ocou,
Ituskia, liickeaa, lhackerw, Kliot, and
outer. lite troagtnattoej la strong ana
glowing, ana yet la held always
tightly in band, lilt power to delineate
character, h) original and striking. Indeed
lika alt matteraUKa alt men of geamt
who-aavk commuiiion wltb Otlirr miudt
in tha form of IfrtioOa, h has true crea
tive art, and hia charactera bare an Indi
viduality of their own. Hit uea and
women bvcoiua rour neraonsl aeuoaln-
tautwa, and you know them aa distinctly
from ail other aa you do the men and
women you meet with in aoclety. Wt re
peat, Ueorge Macdoaald is a ptnivt no
mors cony or oilier, us doe not
forage In worn-out Unda, or enter tha bar
ren! neiitt alter other gleaner bar tir-
Ceded him I but with hit own urlghttickl
hecttta down the riitemns cram that
grnwa In hi owa broad fiehla.
Mia first work, admirable ia many perv
ticulart-iivat (uitt A'tighierhuoii
Have him fume at oncj among the culti
vated readpvt of bit awn land. Hit next
work, Alc fartm, not oury oonflrmad the
iudgment of the critical world aa to hit
uncommon power, but added to bit al
ready high reputation. H U wutk. nt
jpvl noclltiice, aad deasrvea to rank
high among tb Button of the modem
pen.-', ' : - -
Th wont we nara written at tua head
if thia notice la bit laat contribution to
the literature ol hia times, and win f r
him a atill higher eame among tha few
great ar.tvr of flUun than ilia world
pwitfwwa. s .
H'iif CurfHrml 1 a work of ex
traordinary power and Intetcat It hi the
produVtli-u uf a profound thinker aud Ob
atrrer. Iui psychological power it very
great There a a kssa intight Into ttta
aorking of the human heart mamfutted
ihrougliont. It anakHuieee, tne of tlia
()lio of lile a only the hand of gttiiu
mar. it la a paiulul atorr, but lull ol
Ijoauty and patliut, and grandeur. It
Itdelitr to tha Iraclimga ol the itcvealed
n in u cuarniiug, anu ine wnoie oooa
preaches to . the heart with a tore and
teraiianivesct that a volume of sermon
oum sot accompli n. xeubuiiaaioa to the
Divine Will la the text and the lesson,
and with tranacendant eloquence and unc
tion are they driren bum to the
reader' mind and conscience. It U a
wise book and will do sood. The mere
erel reader will turn away disappointed
and diplued, for tlie protundilie of tlilt
book will be unknown to biiu j no plunt
rnet line of hi will aoond It depth
But tlia thoughtlul, cultirated reader,
who reensoiaee that a good aorsl has a
iuImIob to perform at a good man baa hi,
and who turn to work of fiction fot
something alae that mere pleaanra or fiora
deetre to relieve aa oppressive enNwi,
will find WilirU
Vm)irnuttt rrplet
with excellvnoe. lie will "be fascinVted
sith It traiwwent, tcrae, rigorout ttyle,
often riaiug iuto elmpjcncc with it de
ttription to rich, an grephie, to fnithtui
to nature aud to art : with It
lintlycut character, to life-like, o
wcii defined, to Individualized, lie will
bid nothing that belong to th regular
Kngliab Mock-novel, and much that be
lodiz to the hiftirtt nianifcatation of ere
ttive art a tpasned in the noblet work
f fiction. W repeal Ueorge Macdooaid
ia aaavrtea nu nht to a high place
unwg th great writers of hi time, and
jo be mentioned with the few great nor-
-list of the centurywith tfcott, hi
ret eountrymaa.) with. Ijickena, Thai k
tj, CharUuui, Bronte and Ueorg Elliot
Now that 1 ni acin ha passed aaar, W
rin repeat, 'there it no norelist kit in
whom we nxgnii a' much geniiua ia
iieoiffe "Sjnedobald, with the aohuiy ex-st-ption
otNUwrpe Elliot (Mr. L-ae,)
Ltit! toremont woman oi mm or any age.
, ilir. tteiibnor Co., hare done well
in publihiiii hi" priae work in each an
.mil icg Inn n. lima (tr nur author bai
J produced lur book, (poetry axctptad
and all am well worth the attention of
every intelHejent reader.
Wa he bow lerapted Ut It'rve an "t
Baa of tha ury. but ren-emberirig tliat
we are aot UiankTal to other fa? doing
t-h h t work fof as, w bar (re borne.
We bar bora , much inclined to quote
tool paasagca but want uf space ha pre
vented each aa lmlulweuo. W invite
the reader to tarn to th book itself and
read thne admirable paeaagu we would
have bet glad to copy.
RBWXCIUATJOX THfc" WATCI,!-
, WOUD. '
. The CvMrier-JimrhaL tbeletdinir Demo
crat ic paper ; Kentucky, In refisring to
Mr. Ureeley laat letter of aeceiitABCc,
glret utterance to the following aentimeais,
expraaslr of the tpirit of the present
great euorement of the people ; ,
The teruia of the flow arrnneaieut are
set fortbj In tti Li U ral platform and in
th two letter which Mr. Greeley ha ad
dressed th comiuittecf of lb Cincinnati
and Valtimort Convention mpectirety.
They ar aim pie, easy, and direct Em
bracing aot only the result ot th war,
but tits basis of rat, BatirHral and last
ing foaxe tbey alv lay down for the Sooth
a rule of proaedtfre derived from tfxt
South a rule of procedure derived from
the Declaration of Independence by
which tit South caa emancipate Itself
from the miaerabl prejudice and follies
of the old wjiooi of purely ai-ctionsi and
provincial thotH-ht ; a achool which tost ut
our property,wh"u.h lust ua our peacfhich
bMt as our "power, which lost a all we
had In the world f rcept our manhood.
Thit rule b limply (that "all men arc, and
of. fk'bt onght to be, fre an 1 efpiaj,"
and that tbe cnlon of th atctiom 1 a
permanent anion of e.(u4 fctstn, Ijaacc)
upon reoiprocal InlcTtnU and obligation,
KjMveeoted by a national conttitntum, and
acnoorted bv ' local . irovernnjenU. with
.luucasnd w.tb rll'hU carefully and ex
actly defined by lb orgimia k,- 'Th
Boaib it requirad to make no aaonHoee la
order to reetor Itself to th fullest aa
liooa communion. It ktaakad aimply to'
round to npon th prlmabhs (i; down by
Ita own gresleai political Ibiukeri aud this
It ba done in accepting Wot" aloM.tb
Liberal ticket, but tlie Liberal platfortn.
Ur, Greeley may fairtr rejoice, aa we
do aad aa thoughtful and patriotic mea
do all over th Honth, that III age of
bate aad err.rra, Inherited by u father
than anruired by our rolitjoe, It paaa
ing away, and that th Jtrst century of
our dbUolbI life promhwa to end ia a
great jubilee to uaireraal liberty and
peace tuntuglroql our one dirided aad
diatractod country. . Tvb yonng manhood
of tb South, which baa com at last if)
th front, will do it part in th reeliaa
tioa of tbia bleating, not eolcty to us, bat
to human kind in every part of Cbriateo-dota-
Jt will tbow Itaell at enlightened
ia peee a it wa rigorous in war. It
will heed neither the psfna nor the foa
ailaof -thby-gBday. - With nothing to
regret, becaua) it record waa Inevitable,
ittepout from the ruin wrought by it
ituatioo aud not by ita design, asserting
tluaw principles
of Anglo-Saxon liberty
wnose aosocruuoa proauoaa to muxa nts
aster in our land, and whose restoration
sJil.iiire.a new '.imnn!' In or kit. "Uf.
Ureeter.'a kian'ot" peace1 amn'afiTcn'tift1.
freedom, ia a lit leader for thia liberal
ssrramwmcraiiJB
stall oi ne w coo ysta, tint a, itn- -a-strong, .
IH'JWTitif, raansmg amiHtvf imr-swu siuux.
hia nomination porleadaof large domestic
and social hardly lea lliao administrativ
relonn. -. - ' . - ..
W bare, in our poor war, fought long
aad earnestly forth reform! which an at
last preaentiiig tlieinjelve in tangible
abap. Vyilh tli flood of national priu
ci plea which th Li I tend movement baa
poured into th South will come a fined
of practical ntcnaurea of public improre
bwut .We hali hare lea partisan icgia
latlon and more atilitarianitm in our do
mestic goverouieut. The tide of iuiini-
g ration which baa enlarged and inrigHs-
ted the Aorta win turn tun way. fie
Invention! of agricultural and mechanical
iioplciiie.nl will multiply. Schonl-hotUD
will contribute increase J" facilities- fir
popular education, ale-rating th aUndard
aa well aa dilTUfiug th spirit of culture.
Year by year th negro will ret ut lea and
lea, becaiiau w ah ill I treat him aa aa eco
nomic and not a a political quettion. Th
eld plantation epoch ia over. It bad it
atlractione along with ita drawback It
Waa a pleasant thing for the rich and a
bad thins for tha poor, and good for
Bona. It ngnne, but we thai I not aay
"joy go with it," fur we rneau to ex peri
voce all the joya w Can la the dilfognt
tvttem which I opon m, having Buffered
tli diaeooil'wrt ot atrrirg period of tran
tilloo. Let oa hip that thit I nearly
nded, and, wbilat hoping Ih il It b, let
ipced it departure by uniting our en
ergies iu on ttrong pull, pledging oar -selves
aud all men tb.it we have duu With
crimination and revriuiinaliont, with
aiara asvlmnaliim , and purt) jam, and that
w are inapired by one eojimon impuiae
to place our children beyond reach of the
natation of a lyttent ahith caino to ut
by inheritance, which was wtct'ed from
at In blend, and which w would not re
call II w could.
1 Tlieae are no after-tbonghts with aa
W bar urged tlRm aver sine th war-
ever mice w cam to realiaa that th
change, which make them potent, wa
viruij wrvugns rur our social rue. n
taking Horace Greeley we make no eacri
)ce. In' adopting thj Lilwral platfoha
we eat no dirt Mr, Greeley biuiaelf, re
iterating and enforcing th explanation
whicb w gars to the addrwa in which he
See. In' adopting the Lilieral platfohiril
docJarea himself no haa Itepublican and
tli Democracy ao lea Democratic because
of present' relation, congratulate a that
Ueinocrary and UepuWicaiuna will benc
fbraard mean ia car politic what they
have aiway meaut aubttantiallr io the
dictionary, that k one and the same thing.
we nope so, itiiieed, ami M thall be uo
fault ol oura if they do nut We bar
reason for our Democracy which ought
to be good reason for another' Ilepubll
canuiu w find them rery well forma-
laledia tb Liberal platform and. guided
by lnee,.we propoee, a th Itadieal party
ha gone back oa itself and us, to adopt
ita uggeatlon and to aay, meaning erery
word of it, "let ua hay peace.'' -
Birgir BBo5t nnriic Tber , it
ere , it no
ept ia the
sr. If puV
alwulute taftty from moth exce
auaoiuu aecituioa en to miller, if pu
away early plhe eaaon, before tb miller
make tta-lr appcaranc, fur can tt kept
ia their ow boxca without d nger of any
kind, by aimply pasting thin-paper closely
around them. ' No aperture mutt be left
fjelhe entrance of the miller, although
th past need not touch the boxes.
Artkiejt of ajjbj!. can be cwed tfp very
tightly in pillow cases, or teaed .up lu
theeU.. ' , To keep rdreasrs, .cl.mk, atj
without creating,' autied them near the
Uper edge' of the timet, then lay another
aheot orer, aew the two thecal tugetberat
tha edges, then aew loop at the ippcr
nix? of thit l-a lrfe, and hang It tip wher
eier yoa please, lie careful that there b
no hole fur the miller . to,enter. In order
to ure lurtin asfety, ll 1 well to U-at
and bruth the gunjent wfV before ptit
tiogNjl.eiii 'away, an 1 if it to. anything
ibat rahj.lic heated, it may not tu ainint
to beat it MHMih to dratmy the rg that
Buy o airraity uiid,
BADiCALW
Its- FesKAtny U Mrk
Outnujt mt WlivriA Mi
'Mteli roc srsarW Buutm On Ma
Wa learn that there wa a diaenaaioa
at Lilesrilhs, ia Auws county, oa Satur
day laat, between Hon. Thna. S. Aabe, CoL
tl T. Bennett and 1. M. Wall, Eq., oua-
aervativea, and Uea. Alfred Doekery,
nie l arrawar and A. n. iioggaa. red
icals, whea the colored men who Wert
oresent were eonaiderablr wrouebi an at
th appeals made to theta by tharadica!
tpeakera. At tlie conelunioa of the
alfair the black mlieala from. Weles-
boto' aad Laneaboro,' with a few whites.
(rmed into proceasion, and preceded by a
fife and drM, aiareiied to Wadesboro'. Os
arriving at that towa tbey protweded to
the bouaea of two Hesar. Threadgill Jta
Mr. Tbomaa- May, .all highly reaeted
citixen of Anagn county, which they as
saulted with rock. 1 he owner tner
Bftoa ailied out and endeavored to by
due them to detitt their oatrageooa con
duct when on Kaiiaaa or Csmss) Me
Kair, colored!, one of the ringleadera, who
he bfrrtofutay rajgxed, to a great extent,
th eoufidenoe of Uie commuuity, colbired
Mr. Threadgill and ihook biia very severe
ly, th cro4 yeljinjr and tootuig like
very derita and eaeouraging him la toe
act The gentleman, being completely
overpowered by the black devil, many
of whom were cruised with nnaa liquor.
Could offer- no reatetanca. Tb wretche
net proceeding to still greater
ettrcujitic, 4ll-n they ' wcfB t-IJecke(
by the timely anuearanee on tiie
ceoeof a Bomber of white cilizena, who
wee as equally determined to quell the
diaturbance at the negroes were to make
on. The latter then retired with one
nun tarer?) JnjqredJiy a fovlr, probably
thrown by aom ope of hit o b tea da, ,
Th atfair aaturally caused, the moat in
tense excitement in the town, and tb
white citizen hastily prepared themsclre
for any fcrtljer deiBonatratiob.' Hoothtr
were aiu'lc, however, during Saturday
night but. tli excited group of aegrae
that were obterred gatlieriag together oa
tiund?y afternoon gar fear ot another
attack', aHUiiigti o(,r jiiA4r,r((, w(,o left
UUwfiUe restardsy mofaing, bad baa4
nothing further. ""
The diaturbanee itcitribatcd, la a great
meaaure, to the Influence of one Caraway,
3 whit Hadicaj aapirant for the btale
Senate, who w tvaiily jtcunientat.ta
provoking the tfouhlc that oc(.irr( (here
few week sgt WIL Jonnud. . $ .
The following we copy from th column
of the Chrutia Vniu. It b rich. Kead
u ... ' - .-.
From tha correspondence of Uie Name J
THB KI E NKOItO AS AN ELECTorl
The knowledge of an ordinary towa
negro ia limited enough ; bat it i wis
dom compared with hia ordinary country
coiin. "tjain."- Mr. B. to one ol
hit bead furc.uc, u rifje-fiulcj where
npwarda of WW "baud" were at world,
"how man of these can read or write I'
"Not onetaah," wa the reply, 'cpt Jim-
t;row. nun pcl am letter berry little."
Tin wu true", llul of the wholu unier.
jptnepji read .0; write. Their 1jrr
raoee'ia "ileiiii.' fiuf one fowmaa
who could rci or write Intfllii-lh'j T-
arjmjifln&flitcyaaiaHi nf Mr- B and
-was uuigu.io rem a jr. nu nntlrena, tbat
be might be lb beltoy U1 tq filpw hi
vocation at a preniihar among hit fullow-
ervaut. Hit aciiuiiemeuta ware not to
great however, a to prevent III rising 1a
bit seat when an additional tax of several
millt on the dollar wa under ditruaaioo,
and declaring that "Mate B. bad more
mill now on lilt place than he could nse.
and ba fli(uV tee how any More could be
Becueit".. '
The power of these political asaocia-
tiona over the negroe b aomething
amazing. If there b a tymptom of rebell
ion, all the leader need do i to raise the
cry, " Vou will be put back into alarery,"
aud it i reason enough to look upoa any
enndidate with tuspiiyoa for whom their
7.iTt .rrii , , , ; ..
there aecui to be a charm In the nam
which ia perfectly fmoiuating. H There
la Scowling;" aaid Mr. It, poiuting to the
foreman over a gang of a hundred band
in a rice field; "I coutidcr him one of
my mutt reliable, Iruet-worthr men.
II know , me Well, and I really
think he would do anything I
would ak him except rote forme; and
if he had hi 'own choice be would do
that, but at Blatter tlaud now it would
be aa much at hia life ia worth to attempt
it Ue would vote in preference for the
veriest rascal in the district on whom
he i ew to be uch - provided he culled
biuiaelf a ltcpiiblican. Although I do
aot know-that I bare a ingl personal
enemy among them, I could not ciunt
aa mm j than eight Totoi out of all tha
men I employ." Mr. It- never meddle in
politic, and these remark wur made
in reply to my question-ee to what chance
he would ttand were he to run for office.
To the quettionj whether h "knew"
Oca ral Utant, Scowling replied, "Vest
tali, I rot fr um.n "And you knew
Mr. Lincolaf " fader Abrum! Ab,
yest, aah, nebber hcerwi o1 that gem
uian," " But you know Mr, Greeley I"
" No, uiaatavJ mbber did." Concerning
lit I WD tf lar 1 h4H 1,. .1 Km wbi.w
but it wat uaclra be bad " nebber beer-
ad," be taid, and I could not as a aingb
man who had. I will Venture to ay that
Hi case It identical with that of four
filth of biarsiw- in hi ;latV. Scwwliag
struck th key-note. " Booaliug, aaid
Mr. B., jutt tuppoM I wa running ba
the ollio liobert hold at Columbia, and
Iteiiublicaa ran i;.iint me. Suppose
you 1-aew he would if and staif whatever
he could ah tub would rea rot tut t "
He tried to evade the point but upoa Mr.
B. ' exhorting him "to tell tb truth,"
he aaid, " Vou kuw berry wclL Ma B.,
I ha no d jeetioni Co roting for jou, but
rle rest wouldn t kt me. 1 must rots de
, Kulilican trckot XDst tb trut sab.''
Tha same ipicattcHiaput a acor of time, :
both in Mr. li,' b-fe and in bit, pres
ence, elicited a like reply. Ciristiait
fstot.
" ll'il'lt
Hetrcnclimcut, Reform and Reeoncilia
liou It the motto, watch-word and battle
cry of the mighty maawa that are array
ing themaelre under Uie lead el Greeley
and Brown, in every part ol this broad
land." And ererywhere, with glad, ac
claim and h outt of joy, the mighty and
increasing column goes tramp, tramping
OS to certain and gloriou victory. V oh 1
ye depressed, lift up your head and re
joice, tor day of our oumrning will anon
be ended 1-rOiwaatwV i'olriot.
Immense field of gold and ailyer ar
reported to have been recently discovered
in Htnaia, which, it b believed, wil) bare
the effect in time to atart ap a great trade
with Japan and China and out our owe
northwestern coast
Immense public meeting are being held
in faTr of the' Tiehborne claimant ia Loa
ibm. Three thousand peraon wen pre
ent at one recently reported in the daily
papers, ..Sulwription to aid in hil.de
fense ar still fiowing in. -J-
lUi Ki,.n Hook Si LaddkhCo., No. 1.
Member of that eompany ate reminded
that their regular monthly meeting will
be betd thai (Friday) eveniag, August
d at 8 o'clock, p. nu, at firemaa
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T "K rrTwrpoi(lcnt of th(j Gmrir-Jafal,
writing from Lexington, recall these re
minitoeace of Le ,
i Whil la oommanrt of the Virginia
pare, ia th early spring of 1861, be waa
ritited bya prominent citizen, who car
ried bb little boy, with a beautiful copy
f tb Script urea which be wiahed to p re
tent to Uenerai Lee. Th General received
the gift with evident pleasure and cordial
thank. V'n that.lie " Could Dot have
received a mor arpepEable gift than o
beautiful a cony of the Holy Bible," and
nd the little fellow on hit knee eutertain
hig luiu ia that ialmltabl manner which
won the heart of all the children with
whom be came in contact, when the
rather asked ? " Henrr, what 1 Oenurl
miner asaeu : - rienrv, wnai it uencrai
Itng of th ttrectt, at one replied
He ta going to whip him oqt of hi
boot!" General Lee' whole countenance
and manner inttantly changed, and put
ting Henry down from hi lap, and look
big him steadily in .the eye, be aid :
My dear little boy, yoq should not talk
in that way. General Scott b a groat and
goed man, and bo one knowa bow thit
wr will terminate," ; r
;''.."' "'
i After tli war hia spirit of forbearance
mwarda Uie goreroment and tha people
of tb North seemed to bar deepened
and grown in ttrength along witb that
beautiful Christian character which shone
out hi brightly during tbeae last year of
hi life. ,
i Soon after Vnderwopd' grand jurj
Bound against , him an indictment for
" treason and rebellion " (la violation of
tb term of hi surrender, a General
Urant himself insisted.) diatinguithed
clergyman, of hb church called to ace biin,
and ia the court of 'th oonreraation ex
pressed acta rery rindictir aentiment
towards th United State authorities and
th paopl o( tho N.ortb. There war
Other present, and the general pleasantly
turned the conversation : but , alien th
clergyman took hia Wave General Lee fol
lowed him out ot th room, and warmly
takinir hia hand aaid - " Doctor, thera ia
good old book which I read and you
preach troia which aay ; ' Lor roar a-
etniea, bloat tber tiiat ciune you, do good
to them that bate you, aud pray for them
wbicr deapiteruiir am you and persecute
yoo.' D ton think that your remark
tbierenibg were uuit ia th spirit uf
that teaching . Uf. n v - .
io ura-expiantuon and apologies of
tht clerWmen, Ueneral Lee reolled with
a good deal of feeling t " I fought against
to people oi tlie Aorlk necauaa I lieuer
that they war aarkina; to wrest from th
Sooth her dearest riehta. Hot I caa trulv
ay that I hare cherished toward them
riaclictiv leelmaa, and bar never tee a
tbe day when ( did not pray for them.
i Tb world' history affords few aublimer
example than thi of tbe minuter of th
ti os pel of 1'eace " aetUng at th feat of
tb stern warrior to toarn T.soti "on tb
duty of lor to ramie. " ' :
i On on occasion in Lexington a certain
distingubhed oratilr made aa addreat, in
which ba used snm rery harsh expreaa
hn cnocerning the North era people.
A fieri tbe addr waa orer Ueneral Le
cam to your correspondent and aaid :
I saw rem taking note during tbe address,-
If ro Dronose to Dublishva re-
port of it, I tuggeat that you leav out ail
w uium wivie sxprvssioBS. oey wiu ao
no good, and. are, I think, undignified
and unbecoming.
a i -i l! x- -
30O Bl-",tu "LT,co meal, J
ur 1 t li U. T, BTBONACU A BBO.
r AI'
; CLASSICAL and, MATHEMATICAL
';,'V ; - BCHOOU
It wn.ic hot aiLKian.
Tk ltth fieMioa of thi trhnai will coin
nmie oa too ssa Blinday i Mi ilayi ot Vn
tamber, lTi. Locauoa very feeajihy. T,r
iarcuisrs eosnainm; v-oii rvlarso.
I luU
- l
C'Wr ' '
t'lavalaa4
Colaianus
Cravss
CttBlwrland '
Larntucli
tarri
Imiribi :', ' r. ,'
f
uacui-mar, anorra
JOHS J. FRAT,4
r A. T. klAL,
jlyai-8r r 8a.Nti
l anxet oa bead of geaV.
;tJylf Si. iTBOrmt'H.',
r
T?
,-KJ BaXK.
HANpsosK rcKOTi'tft. ,
awnaas. What NuU, Vatlrsases, WaalMts
Bhawts, Manaila ttuilu, Tmlst MsUs, Jewel.
,)C '
and a .t
Vsrkandsopas Dinner aaA Tea eO.'Chiaa
f'aut, Teasud 1
id Desert 8awat, . -
' I.
St ml Uit.L a.UMl
py au a at, ju.iu s wy.
JR BALK.
JlyU 'wiujONEiAcO.
F
OB BALK.
SO hale rood Hay.
JllaVlI
W. H. JONISACU.
IA1.I.
l lacks good White M
C HaaM.
as So. 1,
Jly Us -If . W. H. JONM A CO.
JJtlMlbT IT I Will II.
Bo went Eye lrrM, fast l5BWrttro-iprlp,-
h . . . : . "
ee It will be gone. ,
1 Z'
July t-tf 0. T. ITBOH ACI1 A BBO.
QVK BOOTS AWp iliORi CIV BAT
tar aatiaiacUoa thaa any olkers,
aprlfttf 0. D. HKARTf A CO.
QUaABA! SUSABBtf
M . . . -.
ao noia. ail great
M fast reMtd.
BOtlACH.
QOiriibwirriiti .. :
,sOVll. lUtt, Lagair and Java; '
Jly -lf ., uTt. B BONACH.
atuH itlittn
't.-
' PRATT8 ASTItALOIL
At fifty mi ir pilbM. Banc prle as
eoixua'ia Kevotaaa,
..
W aro aaaktn bat aix esau per asiiutr
on UK OU, but kuue hi auUing at ao low a
tigare to aavs hve. and properly and in
creaae oar tela. , -JLLIL'iLEVt'18
W..
' ...aaarterl
J'yJOtf " " '
Jjt Luoltrt AND LKATMiHt BtUlJtU.
BOLTLNli CLOTHS,
Ac,., Ac.,1
BAR1IWAR1 iiui;
s
v of
J I LI US LE WIS CO.,
Bslelgh, N.C.
Jly 80 tf
-yAdON's? lMPKUV'tO - -
rRUIT JABS, ' .. r. .. .- t
APPLE PARKR8,
PEACH FAREKs,
BRASS SETTLE J,
. SIMMER FURNACES,
POrtC'ELAINLI.tED ElKf TLGS,
Hardware of every description
i ' . - -: '
.JULIUS LEWIS A CO.
Jiy w tf
0
LOSING OUTS ALB I
In order to repaint, whitewash and rw-
'', "-' ,, v-v' f
pair our Store generally, we will Sell our
" Tula Summer. .. '.
aStVir O 88
Q oo'A b
a.
EX TBI MILT, LOW PRICES.
? W. H. AK.8.Tl'CKERtiu.
July W tf N , ' i
B 1 N I T T C O L L E E
The Fall Term will tonman Auaruat 14th
aad close Dee. UOtfe.-lii;.
Biweiai iadaeeaiaau art aoVred darlnr th
eoulnf year. . -. ,-..... ... ',
beau for tsuiogac
B. CRAVEN.
Jly 18-Tt ' . n...
ACAST LOTS Ut AUCllOJt
Will ot sold on th Dremuea at 11 ac!nk
ea Wednesday the 17th last, aalesa dtarxwed
of privately, Ivm In Uit B.istem Ward of the
City ot Kalanrb and fnmtiaa; an Marti a HtreaH
Ixxng a part of Uie Cvlbura property eut oil
by the new atn et new being opened, TMin-iavlhnte-foarUu
of aa acre, mors or let.
TUtproperty will bs divided Into sit loU
Wllk feat frost Slid ranalnr back lu fL
bus log rery eouvenHat and Uualrabi loU for
small reatdeni-ra,
Tsrtsa made a So ws oa day of rale and will
ow iMumiiv w puKvnaaera. . i
JAMES M. TOWLEi, Aaetioaeer.
' iv B Ida.
iv
T
JOLAShEB
lu tihls. good.
Jty-
O. T. ITROKACH.
JJtOR SALE.
Bunrr Harness, verv ehaan. '
U jlj Si U W It JOS
A CO.
A IKiZ. FBJCati kut,a.
.; . j SdFatFowla, ; .
MB Boa, Bt
XT
aa "
bmj i-t '
lri-b
ea. v
"O B W O R K ,
Ml SEITIIEL JOB OFFICE
i
IB VEtr OUMPLITX
We era prepared to cxetatA ti1
tsCZtJ tt
C" ':' 1
ILL KINDS -F FBIKTING,
OL'B CHAIMIKS AM VABT MODI BATE.
; 1 7 . : .
Wa hep oar friaaili will taad la ..
TII1SIH OBPEBB,
rWhleb will b propth atteade .
R
tXlIOH KHALI , W8T1TUTI.
Bsr. Da. xd Mas. Lacr, , Principals.
Aaattted liy a eorpt of xperlanee tuahtn.
' Tha FaU lasato will be apswed ea th SHh
- - - -rfr ...
July, and eeatiaae tweet weeks,
A I , ..'' - - - 'i
j For Orenbir eontahiint; particulars, apply to
(b rrineipal.
; June m-Hw
TTTABfTED, AG INT t) Kay TO 1256 FEB
TT asoata ereryabera, Male ana femals,
to Introaoc the ganeine Improved MABV
IHAU. BBWtNU MACHIMtt, This sis
dime will Uteh, hem, felt, tank, Mnd, braid,
turn,- quiii, ana atneromer m a mom superior
rnos.
only IIA fully Heeated an
warrauted for Br year. Wa will pay llouO
bar say snseM , brh price a tow, that will
tew a svooffsr, taora ssauurat or otora eaaaue
team than toils. It uakaa tbe BLABT1C
LOCK-STiTdL Every aseead atllch eaa be
tut, and lUU lb eeat eaa aot b palled apart
Without tearintj It Wa pay Agent tluO to
t'JUt par tsoalh, and expense, or a eomaats
tiow from wbicb twice Uiat amount eaa be
wade. For drcolara aad tartas, apply to or
ailai ma. . - v - - .
I, MARSHALL 4 CO. . -'
; Mo, lot NasssB BTBSwr,
r-rV4 - , - r erA-i
1 CtuTioa. Do not ba fanporsd apoa by
ether parties traretiag turouk the so im try
palming ell worth Uas east Iron asschiuea
ander tb taste asm or oUutrwIse, Oars is
tbe only r en a is sad raaUjr cheap mac bin
BMusisciurea. .
it. it Co. ap lt-lUa.
XTAsuville urn imvtu
xn ; ;y:;vA -
AXCE COMPAN V,
iJWo jsfAtt .toLbbllltie ;
KO KEBTKICTIOH ON TBATEL OR
RESIDENCE.
BEATS LOSSES MID H TMEII Jill.
rOLIClEB NON FORrTClTINH.
A aoUtUB&B COMPANY
C0MBIN1N0
nICURITr.
l 1, i . 1
1 INTEORITT, '"
ECONOMT)
DR. C. TATK MURPOT,
: ' GaxBttsL Br stb AosaT, '
Ealelgb,lf.a
CarrsiB TBOS. BAILEY, .
Stat Becrebxry.
JoneSt-lm
nasaao rooit, in. euaawcK, . a. oiaf,"
w rwansn, rs. sy tnnwmn. ay jMWtmun.
I TODD;8CHI2tCK CO.,
General Commission Merckevnts,
: roBTaaaUArvBcaAior
..... . ..
TOBACCO, COTTOST, 61UU, FLOCS,
I FRObVCX, ' v
; Aad MerebaadJa af crary daacrlptloB,
40 w. x,ousaan sr., aaxow Bxcalsaa rue
BALTIMOBK.
I. O. Wllllama, Trssident But National Batik,
BaWKh, K.C. - -b,
. MarUir Co., Petersburg, Vs.
ncat alias ax-tuo.t I -
Wm. r'ianer dt Borax. Baltlniom. Mil. . -
J'xahier CliltwferBank
i. Blosn, Jr., Cashier Fsratar and Marcbaat'
nauoasl Sank, balUesorsv
W. J. FairckNh, trutdabrs', Ut. a
A. J. Gailowj, . ,
feblO-dBi . . - -p !
0EFORI FEMALEACADEMT. ,
, oxfokd, v. a
Mb M. E. MrrcBBu, rrltvlpaL .
Mrs. It N, bun, Associate ,
Mrs. W. H. MOkkow. Taseber of Music,
The exeretsss tj' Witt Imtiuilioa will ba r
ininea oa uia noia. ar aiy.
'ti
Will
Circulars with terms tor board, tuition, A.
Ill b lursUUed oa araUrailoa. , ...T
Raraasscas .All lileadssod pwpils of lb
lata Prut K. Mitchell, of the Caiversity af
,t rrut, a. stile
orth Carolina.
,yune 1 ddUwSa
J
nCOEICE l-IASS A1TD STICK,-
ITALUir, SPASISIT G1.EEK, TURKEY AND SICILl
I
FOR SALB BY v
HENRY M. MORRIS;
ii ........... i
Importer an4'jent forjhe Ut&artd Canada,
NKW
CKRTTFICATE. from the leading Msnafaeturvr la Tiririiib, Korthirarorin, KeotuAA
. Mlssmirt, IndlsnaMinoU, Ohb, Kew Tork, and (Janafia. - - i
warranted Superior j?owdej?ed Licorice. ;
. As Aseel for M. M. af ORRIS 1 WO! farnVk Dia liaportaUoos oKtictorlee a. a""
New prim hot-bi. ajntM, nroammi. rr,.m N.w Trli ,
Aildrca.
1J..
FOKTEa.:
I XK 0
JAMES rikWM A son rtaqieetrwlybjfa
the pubue, tUitUe) iiava just reeared s se
stock ol heWtierlHr Ksae Forte of m .
6BKAT IMuMMfANtl'.ota vols
to wbick they Itrvitt ttteattfin. 1 be I ts
msoansee of Uiia company la the aliaps ef esu.
KtJ, aucblnery and other taetliUes,- tsiiuiL.
U-js to put UmsU- flaaoa at a mark luweTrail
msa say other ant elate eaWbtttbiasM,
peraowa about to parebaae will Bad a mark la
ihetr advsbuars Io call sad exaaaia tats
Piaaoa belon parchatlng elattwawna
Bawd for eireslsr t v.
. . . . - J AsUtH FIKoSON BOKV i;..(.
Cor. Usriraisutl asilabnry strawt.
" wbrjttr rj -t7T- -asawagk, M,
i
Wtt II fiaavi
vaa.
Taos. R. Mi Uasattswa,
j WiI.U.
Craves VT arcbo
, DAHVlia, s.
Ksx taa xa or lbsb rotuce
E Havs jutt pat aa addlUow to awr
W areliouaa, Biakuw it Uu kanmaa ant '
Bast arramred Bouse tur Uw bmitaias ta ta
s vwsw n iw is isr auort ana iw say-uiraia.
Wttrona tutted an as lbs WareaMiaas aa auaa. .
Dry Blslls Kir boraea. itood rooass tur tsa
fcara to cook and sleep ta. Proa auaauon
tb Uiterea sod contort of flaalara ami
aear team. - v . TTT"
atl-dur ' - . ' -. i J
rlREIS FICKUU IN ULASS. AJtlk
IKug torretaUiag parjiose.'
cuayvtt
W. U. n IHUiMCU ViK
lOrrica or tbb Paunx Iaacaaaca CoMraaa..-!
- , .-.- lUtfl,,
lllpais Cannij. - , . ...
Uaaoacai Bsutit, Vtes frasldant :
raitAauaa ttauw. Hnemsars. . t
'. at Caowtux. Maritat ataamtara. ' .
Oiwa AO, Agmtnmttlm. Ox. '
iaa( the rheolx lnnurauaa Couqauiy itrJLk.
iya WU1 pay ALL burloaae ta Uva ClUeaa-o Bra
'""a " san raaoy lor basuiea..
Our coadllkm oa Oc lobar 1,1 jsji m tjp'
iaaS CaoUsl. . ' - ai .
lirutaaurplua, .! . aWsa,4al ,
Bl.HABVfts.a' .
Uis, etc., adtusted hat aot due, .
OctlattoJl, ..' - . $W.7!
W . ' . f n rr
Cblcair losses wfl not ncd, tal'WS,0,,kllB j
4 any event, . . . . . OWiO.
Aad we are firmly of the opinion '
tbat ta kuas wiU aot eaewd t.V)MlJKI
Tb fhesUx lutaraues Comiauiy, ut tlroi ...
iya, b to-Uay aouud and sol vast I, and an u t
all lb tosses at Uncago out ol lu set surplus;
A corps of Adjusters hv bee disoalcbed to '
"fo"? ' T1" with toalraeUuiia to
tell sail losses and pay the aanw lu CAeli. -41
We oougralulaM our palroms sod ouisetve.
wwti W txriMiua,
BTEPHK! CROWELL.
Fraa't Faanlx Ins. Caw
bot ao-tf
i fr&) Wat er wh f.p.i.
dMrll Cdarinf,Shaftinf?uIlEy3 .
..iTVa' an iJ
-taaBBfcW I J,l W
iia rna A rirriri aa
Jaa'SttlBTL
XTmsEl.Kaa ai i-rvii
vni reeeivna a lot ol the new patent Noise
let school Otatcl of differeut sines snd prices,
from ai to 40 nau eacbv Ther stake av
uo aa whea tbey fall and are Wot easily brokea.
ivrawi w 4t
. 5 J. AVJONIRi
mara-tt ' Book Btsrai'
T
UE GEM CUIIBNI;
i Make the best qaallly of tnaTeJlo j
-CI from tvttt milk in from two io In
minute. After removal from thecearaand
aalUng it b ready for th tola or packing. ,
' "r -
Being peWecUy tiwfrom wbtyVmllk,t i;
quire no working with lb peddle ortpooa, r
and win remain tweet hingar than any ar' Ida
made from tour or decomposed adlk. Ooa ity
rights or Churns for sale. For farther parti
cular addxeaa. I -
J. U. OKS, Baeralary .
6cm Chara Company,
msy'ijtipdtf
CbarloUe, H. C.
F ?r
SAL E ,
At the BlSTiaaL OIBca a tfn. A Nw Wash.
agloa Hand Pnt. .t
LOCH ! FLOUR I
t"""i
100" sacks; - " . . .
SO barrels, Just received, v-.
June 31 tf . G.T.STEttNACH A ISO, '
"yy-UITE SUGARS.
Xfl Barrel jutt raeeived,
Jane Si tf ' a T STBONACH A BBO.
H
AMSI HAMS II
2,000 pounds Canvsss just received.
tun MSK G-1. 8TBOWACH S
M
Ra. ilLAIB'B BOAKDLNU tiotea.
Mra Ttlatr. tis-vlnv Watj.A raw.uil.T IViraar
of riarvett and oalisbury airaels, will'be very
grateful for patronage, l'unout wishing l ,
ooara, woo prerer io lumisli ibelr own I
can he accommodated. Table boarder sspew
ally desired.
apra-tt. . -.-:,-
JgEEF BAMS AND TONGUES, .
Smoked Broiling Beef,
. Fal loa Market do,
may tf W. C BTRONACH C
HE SWAMP OUTLAW J
'. . .. .(..-.
Or the North Carolina Bandit. Belnir cow;
Plete History of lbs Modern Rob Burs tat
Bohln Hoods Hi pagoe. fries, att coot by
ttaiL For sale by
JAMES Tf. ENNISS, Art
N. C Book Store, Kalclne, Ji.ft
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I , r.c.f,
VORK.
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