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VOL. X
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TTKiiPBlAircB iir Somdat Schools
see t tiw ationaf Temperance
Convention In Chicago Mr. O'Donnel
.... advocated the Introduction"' of Uniper-
: nbulina In ..the ; Sunday. Schools
and a resolution was pawed ' recom-
nwrnUns Uiat. tu , cnurcuea proviue
thfmaolvei with, 'temperance,;; Ujjraitei.
i '
Tui North CAhOUfrA RoAb.A
Mf, scbeduletakee effect, on. this yoad
Uwuurrow morngSunda.J Tit mall
train from Charlotte will leave hers at
' 9 o'clock to' tbs toomlng, and from
" Goldsboro will leavs ben at 7:20 to the
f evenmty TMt train connects at Greens
boro' with the northern bound train and
make the qukkeit tlmf to all the north
ern Cities, i!-;.- !. K""-M;
, atobaV HOTKt,--Tbe "top' Wt
night at the, National .was 'the f most
pleasant and agreeable or, jae season,
The Katlonal ha become quits a toast
' with the jnoung people of. thla city;
- Chief Justice Pearson or the Supreme
Court awl Judge Brook of jtlie United
gtates District Court hare rooms at the
National asaiso euoge xtouinan, wno
f arrived and took, rooms a ! this hmo
-" - Thi IxDrANa. There is a good deal
'"Injun" about 1 whtagloa jiw myt.
Ked Cloud and Spotted Tad and a whole
ueieeauou oi oioux, ipronuuucou ,Duvt
short lor Susan,) are interviewing 6ran
don't want to give ap V,lh"
countrjr, while the President: and M.
Delano contend It's Just the thing ' for
, the Indiana, ' the Black IKLUJ ato't
healthy, aud Delano spent a whole day
trying to motion op the Indians to- sign
. a paper which the red braves refused fo
do unless Delano would 'first J&mi
down with the money. They tat with
v closed doors to the White, ouseand
no reporters were permitted to Ve pres
v enU Grant let Delano ' do fhe talking
ontQ he tired of the racket, and turned
o the Sioux, (call It Suse,) and tried Id
bullr them Into terms.- Ihit the Koux.
(Suse; that's It,) wouldn't btuly worths
cent, lfa auartofold ted eye could
just be smuggled under Bod i kMuTf
. shtrt; he'd jsralk put so flnejnojrnln,
from one of these mtorvie'wswUh a
pknot curl to his nand.
f ontSHCSXCST AT WAKB FOBKST.
-Jono Stb;9th, and lOUu Meeting of
Trustees Tuesday ot 7 13 CclocK p ro.
Sermon hefor 'the, "Graduating Class
by Sev. Tbes. E. Skinner, of Athens,
Hon. A. M. WaddeU, of ilmington,
delivers the address before tlieXlterary
Societies on M ednesday' at U o'clock,
V aajMifttt . en s jf ,, t.aT ,ri.
, . Address before the Alumni Wednes
day, at 8 o'clock p, m. s ? l .
On Thursday at 11 o'clock a, m . the
Senior Class, consisting of nine, deliver
. . , 'if- r.ti , - j
Thursday at 7 1-J o'clock p. f So
CUU gMBBnUg IB IN IWU lillHlIJ XUUW.
This is the time ibr much enjoyment,
mock pleasure, much happiness, etac
courting, much milting of many ""young
hearts.."-":' f4'"
Including several hospitable (joora
; that are ever open on theso occasions,'
our littlo village contains two jexcclfen
hotels with good tu at kw rate
,"rThe fiAlelcrh A Cmaian. together with
bthelf roads Wve a'greel Is' 'pass vlidtoni
ud mun tt Aiwa diva. v jl Ynirl
.'and wish a large attendance, especially
- from BaleJgh Above all, ws hops the
kind, jovial ' editor of the EBHTIKsi
; wm honor as with his presence.
Come one, come sill -v '"
'f
t Cholera In India Is much worse thts
. y than niual. ',. ' j', nT't. l'i J j
Mary .long, Ransom's . horse, 1 in
"charge of ; Wm. -Wyche, noted -horse
trainer, has gone Ut the' Jerome races.
Dr. Ruffner's representative to Prlnc
Edward one of the most learned men
In Virginia-spells public with a ".?
ptlchaseni ,Pijpatela-' "i' j
fjh W said tLM In X'r. Tennyson's Ibrth
touing drama wSl ba Lund asliulls de
rised from the transit of Venus, Foetry
t. . " h m . . .... I '
wivujjui w to ius iWdH sues. , . i
l", Vrh Carrnththe Tuieland editor b
rapidljr recovering and for "a week past
has been sitting op every dayto a cltair.
Iandia has been released on 150,000
ball. i v ' : . .,; .- ?
General Joe Hooker has spoken
? the subject of General Bhenaan's
memoirs. 27 takes no stock In either
Sherman or Grant but ' believes that
Thomas was the mKary gculus 'of tlie
aris. . .' .
Tho City.
. .JlOKACK GBKKXJCT AKD GENERAL
Dbbckimbiixib. An Incident of
Breckinridge's tatteslite. never before
piibUihed, was related to hs" adayTor
two since by the lion. Heister Clymer,
at tua cnarmlng home in Heading, Fenn
ilr.'Clymer had just received Lis be ws
paper mall announcing the death of G en,
Breckinridge as we entered his dwelling,
and remarked upon the sad Intelligence;
the relations of these gentlemen to Con
gross, and elsewhere, having been over
cordial and totlmato. Sold he'j jTheJ
last lime I saw Gen.: Breckinridge was
a few years since. i jTe were sojownlng
at the C3arendoa Dote!, Xe York, i
favorite resort for, prominent members
ojt u iJemocraae party, i H had beeq
reading the morning papers.and as Gen.
li. entered the breakfast room I remark
ed( 'Well, General, I se' you . were
down yesterday to see sir. II Greeley,
at, the Tribune cmce.'t ( Els response
was instant and full of emotion.'' 'Ves,
Sir," said he, MI went down to sos Mr.
Greeley, and never haVo made a visit
that afforded me , mora genuine pleas
urej" for never was visitor more cordially
received. After the late unfortunate
war between the Northern and South
ern sections of the United States, yon
know I was compelled to floe for my
sa&y. , ; WluleJnhiris, cheerkss,
friendless, homeless, and without
country, I received aletter from noracs
Greeley, It was filled with the most
tender expressions of regard and sym
pathy, and erged me to return to my
home. Come back,' he wrote J go to
your own beloved Kentucky t aid In re
storing the shattered fortunes of the
Sooth and your country, and I wJQ be
responsible for your safety". and assurs
your Immunity from molestation or ar
rest Now I submit to you; Mr; Clymer,
could I have done otherwise' than call
upon Horace Greeley, ' or shall I ever
cense to respect and cherish him?" r
" " ' ,S .. . . I. .... J
TJTB ULCUS.'';.
11
One day during the .winter of 1863, a
lliss Arnold applied to General MOrojr
for a permit to forage her cow, the milk
of which was the chief support of , the
ffanlly. -'Are you loyal f" asked the
geherarTriWrepiie4.THs
gaa to write the permit To the United
or the Confederate " States f
"fto tlie Confederacy, of course, she
replied Then . I . shall ijlvSiion no
permit," said tlie general. ' This infa
mous . rebellion must be erushed."
Well," said she, if yo can crush it
by starving Jolui Arnold's' cow, gd; h
-Arrau, inn . u grunt, "- cried . Jamie
O'slaaAigaa tsuVioqcssdooo sweet
heart, who had aot given him the oppor
tunity bVet Inh Word even edsrewise"
uunng a iwo noursi rh: oemna toe UUle
baynags to htoeyBteragooW ye
sfther kncirkwti1yov,sAMksa
like my ponies there j- "Shure and
it's because llieje red-itftf" qnoth the
blushing Bridget, ( t'Eailh, and a better
reason than Uiat mavourneen. Be
cause"' there Is' one 'o them alch' sld'e "of
FrOo": ysur; is vws-f-vjk:.-!ij j
O my Hannah Ann. It was a great
many years ago that the story was first
told of Miss, Hannah, Ann Sterry, an an
commonly mature virgin who bad never
been persecuted' with masculine attend
lions oecause oi me yigorous manner ,u
which site shunuod Uml face of nuWi It
was related that Mr, TheophlHts -W im
Wcbcan
tnlldes possibly deportment, pecupyhig
single quarters In the neighborhood
of Hannah Ann's apartment, called on
the spinster one afternoori to '. borrow a
match. Hannah Ann: was, not . easily
fooled. Folding her arms on her level
breast the backed Theophilus Wimble
bee mto a corner, and thus addressed
the A invader t a. "Match I Oh yes I
Great match 'tis yoq want I . You don't
want no mnten, ana you now. yon
don't-You've comeover to me 'cause
'm all aloneMohug and . kiss , me-
that's what you've come for; but yea
never shall do ri in the world unless
you're stronger'n X am"-rand then she
added m a softened tone, "and the Lord
knows yon ari,wf n)A friend of Hannah
Ann's, reading a letter ' from a public
man the other day In which the writer
BAld.u 'o recaplAuhVte; I ant. noLlior
have I ever beent a candidate for a re-
nomination f I would hot accept a riora-
uutioa! if , it wen-tendered, unless it
ihoddome,dcr such cfaAmtttances
to make it an imperative duty, clr-
cunutauces not likely . to ariss' laid
down, the papef with a sigh' and re
marklV lAh,:how'muth that reminds
me of poorTdsa. Hannah Ann.w JVr-
1". re hr'mi i'k", tried tVe' WU'wck
eollar.'di s t obeir ' ft 1 stytl.h. tnd
A STATKSSST US VUltlif vr
S3 FBI jrrXBS IJCT THf BKADK8" tVPK
'i WHXTBKB CAPITA!. U AT THB SWT
" Of LABOR, OB TICK YBBSA. ? , - l
!.- ;,iS.': - ' it i.. VI.' ,-'$
f fat AKfare las .sef ? i i
''The following is a plain statement of
tne facta and circumstaneea precemu
and followlnK the late strike, to tbo
itaAvAMstouice. fv
The following is the Xewi statement
or u, wnicn appeared on tne morning o
tnesont " m
Thb tUIOX.M---,Some, weeks s'.
the harmony of the Ar ofTioe wss .
turbed by a disacreement with its cout-
posnors, members or we Typographical
Union. The diUiculty was settled by a
declaration of independence on the Dart
of the AWs, and the employment of
W li a tare technically and contemptuously
cauea rats, xne otnee la weu content to
endure the contempt to the success of
ns movement. , v . - : ,r '
e - , e e .e.
The error to the Union seems to be.
that while its oblects are commendable
to promoting a feeling of brotherhood
and mutual dependence, its apparent in
fluence over the craft had made: it un
yielding, unbending and tyrannical.
straining not only its members with Iron
wilL but dictating to and controlling'
employers, until the natural position ot'
uungs was about to be reversed. m
tmnilat mtmUulf put t (h font, tf
utoor,' AAoor nas us ngntv snouut be
respected and protected, but It has no
claim to absolute control, j and . this
seemed to be the nltunate i aim of the
Union. like every other dimculty of the
kind,- time and reflection," and mutual
concessions will bring about a right
nnaerstanuingorngnts ana relation.'?
la answer to the above which: is m
pnted to "Benuemen. anyone of whom
woma aeem u no compliment to be
called the peer of men whoooald violate
plighted faith," the fbUowtor will ex
plain the part played by the Manager of
we -news, ana utese iacts are due tne
printers to order that they may-' not
stand to a false light to the community
to which tor years they have resided and
labored end are well known r Hf
To (k VssMfmf and Xtmbw V j
Gektlbmrn As a matter of iuatkw
te the luhlishers and witii no view at
doing injustice to the Members) of your
Union, or the craft generally; X moat
nspecuuuy urge you to consider tne
propriety of reducing the price of cook
position, believing that SO cento per
uivumnu eiu u more man tne nuameM
of Raleigh, or any other place to Xorth
Carolina will Justify.
The employer and empldyee artt of
uunwu uenent to eacn outer tne one Is
necessary to the other, and while the
employer should heed the just demands
of fate employee, the latter should have
the Interest of the former at heart.
' 1 would resnectmllr submit that at nn
other point in North Carolina or Vir
ginia, are similar rates charged.'
Trusting you may in your wisdom See
fit to grant my request,'
' ; . , i remain, Ac, ;- i
Manafrnr AWll
i This letter was read at the mfmlar-
meeting of the Union, on the evening of
" v. wmvn, ioij, uiu a siatement
mads by the foreman of the office, that
he had been informed by Walter Clark
President of the Publishing Company,
that if the Union did not accede tothq
demand, of a reduction the office would
be Vttd The eommtmication: was
referred to a committed' of couferencei
constatinir ot W. J.Edwards,- L, 3f
Keith. M. L. janir. 1 Jas. 8.. IlawmrA
and Jas. II. Pool, to report on tits JbU
lowing V ednesday night. ". The com
mittee met in the Aewr office and.had A
Consultation with Jordan Stone,. Man
ager. He seemed espoclally desirous:
that the intentions of himself and hu
assocuttes on the Question - of wages
should hot be misunderstood. ! .He aisd
WJ. V 'mm tiMwrnarW
made by Mr. Clark had.no weight in
the management bf the, pfllce 'and that
'.hinder no consideration would he run an
otBce other than on a Union basis,". The
sequel will show hew welt tbb assu
rance was kept by Mr. Stdne. The com
mittee, after consultation agreed to,
make the following report; i ' . , , , i
ufftetr ana Member of littltigk
The majority of the 'Committee of
Conference on a reduction of price of
composition report that they met bn
Saturday night, and held a consultation
with Jordan Stone, Manager of ths
Daily Ker. to regard to the nducttoa
asked for? and Mr. Stone made a state
ment substantially as follows j' '"Believ
ing that tlie popularity of the paper
would be increased by an additional
amount of reading matter and believing
that the Income would not fustifv an de
creased outlay, he asked for this reduc
tion to order that this end might be ac
complished that the number of emt
would be Increased to proportion "to the
reduction j that he did not ask for or
desire a reduction to the wages for week -it
already being small enough. Mrj
e tons runner stated that he bad no in
tention of introducing labor into his of
fice other than that recognised by this
uiu. vn uuuer uu cirxumsnutces
Would he allow such a tiling. ' i i
Believing tiiat it will be beneficial both
to the employee and employer, the fol
lowing alteration in the scale of prices
is recommended, to-wit t "i
Composition, per 1,000 enis, -T AH.
ft agcB per hdvi Vtf uuurn,, . f 3 -,
nour ... , . ..30c.
Alterations from copy requiring lest thin
mmtnrs, sc. lor eacb alteration ; time
- . i;iuu iiir ui. I s t a r.r n v. rw.r i inm tti I T7"fr v u iu. n, , hi j.. j . l ..Tr. i i jat iiir i. .m-i it ir. it'll 11 : t bti i;i . t.ii
stespecuutij siiuuuuou,.,.,..!, ttlt-H
. tv;j r-Vft 4.:jWAlUJSVt
.'H it. t Ua:' in -. m j. . i
-77Tr r- - Ln
- - - X" ' Kl .i i as. rail. M WVr&
free (Kscuislon both 'for aj..i t uiit it
4iw reiou a a nos avr 'w fc.ies
nf ths Union: ' :,H VaT
MaUarswere irmarenfl saiiaJhetorv
to all partieV,ntif the 10ft of AprO,
wnen matters "eliansod rrout." trie
chahsod front?' the
cause of which change as fully explained
vvino rouowmf i' ft uu i ootuma
- We, the undersigned, hands employed
ht &e AViroi.ice. resnectiullv notUV you
that we must have our wages, and un
kium aaimacuyn guaran
teed us this Saturday evening., we will,
to justice to ourselves; be compelled to
cease wont aiter o'ciocK tills yenmg,
. -VervMaiwvtflillv i A .
J. M. Cbohb,
, J.K..GoBKrB,..-''uJ'u.i'
m, i Krxu, CI'A'nnan.
.0 -EI 0. H. UAhrco. rbnuio.-
To this. Mr. Stone retdlad vartudlv. In1
the - bearer. M. I Kins; 1 "'I have no'
answer to make '. and shortly after he
informed one of ths employecr.that thb
note waa not ron. tful." . 1 - "
At the appointed time U waad0cile
to address an exiHanatorr notaJ aai fid.
lowst -,!'';'A ' .ii'J. .sa-JJ
Jurdam Stont, Xtq4 Mtmaatr. ae. t .,h
Yon consider our previous note a Ue-
iiuiuu nuuu u nut ao uiteoueu. ave
do not aak our tnonev to-nlehl.AlL w
wish la to have some satislactkm whtln!
we can receive : our wagesoTs',ie
which, we could not receive .from .Mr j
Jordan, bookkeeper. We aowt ask you
to give us some satisfaction q the sub-
T. 1' - ft -7. -'a &tM fff. iitfllt-rwCH
n- wy respecuuiiy, c,;4 ttur,j
j wb iv m. aue(f sit ,uf
BttR-l (if f Jjj f. CCUWB. .! "rf
-wt tsttii f '.,H, ,ij
, C.H.llABPsiBnoi'i?
1 - - And otliers. r
To tlifs txiJaliiM. ', Mr; StOOeT Re
plied ; I have no answer to make. -You
genuemeu, are iu m 'scrape aa Jyi
wubi get out me oesc you can."
A fow moments after, the follewlni'
note was sent to the foremhn, C. II.
Ilarpert'!-'" 4 .,.'
Meurt, Harper and othtrtt .hm 1 -t :
YouTcan call' itt"tbaTAea 'offlon
joKOAif caxKjtAianngoc.A
.nsoqaisntft the prliitersf Mr uJatid!
amsettogjofahe llnjatxasaUeddor.
9 0 clock on Alonday morningreApriI,
iwn,' at wnicn tune every , aeare meim
bw of tlie Union was present.' j
. At uun moeuus, ute loiiowmfl ACKer
waereVdr'j ni 9s'.4iusuii- .1
GesttIibv i-navins ever been si
friend of the Union aud tiie, printors, I
deeply regret the occurrence of Satur
day, as it severs a connection which I
btiievo nas ' neen mutually- pleasant.
a nave ever aeinaea wu principles ti
with ithsj press of Baleigh have not
violated oiui rule thereof. But consIdeH
ing your peremptory demand and threat
of Saturday tiglit a . uncalled for, and
ma ftjuiuovi ftuiL aiucv iiiy fnneciion
your auuBeijueut jacuon as an enort to
place ' tne in a position, suddenly, . lit
hL.h i wnnlfl Ha a r rutw mmimI T nmul
sxprest my surprise and mortitkatioaat
your conduct, knowing that each of yoo)
uveiinooa.-r ; t x
Yoatntust have well knbwfi4liat tin
XtaiiJtmMUhma Vomoan was ftillvabli
to pajt you all it might possily owe
but you cannot iu mo bouiuern Matci
una an institution tnat can at all tunc
accomplish all Its financial ends at
given inonkut, howtven gbotf .may b
i inumunni. t n ; :i. ..... i
YOttfuive,: !gmtleBWrgalnsi'-imy
WuhoS. - nlat.'ed ' taA uuoik'iii v Wti
aourcee; ".and such being the1 case, I shall
endeavor to take eae-of y interest
and tiiat of those whom I serve. T 1
wlsuiuir each of you prosperity, and
assuring you that I am willing to serve J
ever I. can do so consistently with.mj
Own views 'of rlgbtW J!lIcnr'P
l renuun, very truly and respecUully,
.. ' ' " JOBDAW STOKB, .
' Manager AVw.
April 12th. 1875.
P. 8. Whatever monies mav be due
you, gentlemen, will be paid you to-day.
I ... J. BTOSB. ,j
In order' tiiat some amicable under-
tanding mtsht be bod, Messrs. Josiafc
Jones. Juo. V. Marcom and W, S,
Jones, were appointed a committee to
confer with Mr. Stone.- After an absence
of about one hour the committee re
turned and made the following report;
To fit OJtceri ana Member11 Raleigh
Jgpograpntcat tsws, As. RiftsatX j
Your committee to whom was cont-
mtttAil fli a nuHcrnf mnfiiniii twitarttnti
the members of ItolelehtTyiwjrraphlciil
Union and Jordan Stone, 'Manager of
have performed that duty, and beit leave
tsaw 41 ewe tvsiiw v avjavaw mamca taa.'
to report that Mr. stone refuses to make
any concession to the members1 of- said
Union, ' uU l Union . will tlo tkt
rtanett mad tome time ag bi reference t
a rtdnrlio'k' to 45 ett, per 1,000 eaUl i '.
' All which is reepcctfullysubmlttod; !
: i4.:,i.y s .:;ct;-i..x -JngiAirJosrFJt 1 -:
.v. -.V'- " -i ri.
li
:i A short' 'fiine' after the Vciiira ,bi rt,
. .. . .t. r .11 . . L i
handed to the Scrgcant-eLrnwi, J
m "- .so erWWT t4trl9t.
x ;v- i ttt us ymkWifyrtr.
M0
l-HW 1 V H wbl oa tA
M . t
aiMi'A - wnK!u im wutomk kmuwm,
1 whkh.'wer adoDtsd immmiiaklr on tiic
&Th
J .Z:ZST'Z" :.ZS W Zu!..
muuu VI icuucuuuii
as the matteriwHlbe consldersd -at the
nSSi tnVacrtionloi' ihlmJ
ployees to the iVv olnce, in requesting
their pay be sustained brthe Union. ;
i JLt,tp'idiick,tiituWa4lourned
to meet at 7 1-2 p. in., and at that time
It was ascertained that tiKTw had!
employed boys M do" tnetiK workv!andj) ?1 rS'inttJfA0
tk. .tail,. ... wmtlri.11 r I fUt IfCylT 4. 10 pet Impo M WTii
the strike was cbntinuedj
i.AJtw
rral rrU : wiU-notlel
amiss jut
DailvvWs Dossed from the hands' of
VW nnlwd' from tha liand ttf
Stone Utsell to tiS AWi PublWitotfi
company ? fimuiuBs, tne.esmtuisii
ment, was uuiebtett tope sau mwoH
ra to tha amount of 4200. according toll
thenstatemoiit of the tirtoteitL' ,JVVheta
JI V!l
the strike eecurred, at wUbeseetl!Vem:
fiJitoTto
stderable ,anuint Pearhigf' that' tiieyl
would be sJettod to the time VrfibW
f.. Uuiy wt toto.m. t-imjIeldipRiBJ
iMTMung and tyrannical!' movemettt,
ltecent developments nave eoavincei
tiou of. their scale ofprlces., Indeed it
saVs bbastinirly that 'the" Office la" con-J
teat to endure the'1 contempt1 (of Being
.bbimbiii saw sy fftsmniiisiaw.
couTaTor
men who are natives or Kalelgur and M
15 C"0"0" ."lll!
tino.-iwmei W;seTsiah:iiswnpa-
tha members of Italelgh Typcpldcal, -iv.gjuiPo, muu.or
Union, that the' action of tlie .VrtPub- fn5f? i.wMj "'ed s wiJtm';
IbkhfSnmnuiir w(tar hl anl fana. . 3 loSwlm . A. nfEECH,
rornis nnnseu ne wm nncr tnat none,ociiK3t?''v J'ii rryrr inin njfoL'J
these inbvAmetits' were based apeniilr.1 ? , ,lI51 W AWrfiWiWr
cumstancea similar to Its owb.;;;' ode UfTJ ffiL WfeV
nUIf the Union over, fha' aft
1 .jr
eeefa. so iinprf jiw raswwn,.
coaccrto(; action, fa secure a jit rf
niuuerauou ior uie lauors 01 )i ihcui-.i
hm. No owe will tay! tlutt 118 'per
weekofM hours to an exorbitittjt.sjr smj!
Kor wi)i any oneeay tiiat an average-f
122.30 net Week U an "unbendins1' de-il
ninUir, wlwn be learns' tiiat to obram,rinajKr,gentiemon,) opf1"-
nUhdJlevery ur
.
flpe pwa or the riia vanung -ttrlsjl
ttur.
yiearfwl4tWVKytMprfleiiirfi;, .i..7. . - t .. i i.., " v.., : n
ex:
1 UKir reaama matier is not saaner 'Kipl
5?Uvi.i
kuuj wM wmni uj uyciurauwu iw
dependence on the prtf'the , A"tpiJ
and the employment of wlial art tech-i
I nifallvaBxlcontmntucrealledriia:r'l
This, they had a right to dV( he prin-J
W4r .,v". -rMWi I "HLi
I hsfsB aewita '!: twiHt vMSas. sssa4, AiaaAyaJ
I me
I this
I - . - - i .k. ii
I iaet. 4.LJiase-eiidaivorLtiBaaketha
matterplain without anyunjust.comi
c . .1 T ! . jnt li 1
that someof tiis JuuiibloaA, members; o?
tlds 'tvrannlcaL unvicldinarand uubcndi
lrtgw craft hare bcCn called to fill sontd
of the most ihiiprtaat an hohorabla
positions,, lu State, county anddtraad
tiAfttJiMsjuiiaya don jJitierediutj
the craft that claimed tiiem,' to the pebjf
ra
ftotvtfft!!;'tA lfirvtftii'ilRff iiirtiMBarir lfTihi
nam ir nnnosafirv innii
I ahould'sav anrthiiiiL; in ' their faxori
4 regret titbeBeces8ity hw; .forced hNlffih. itHrAir fiAThltf
,ln benairor the, Union, to. matefcA.,- rv, .7 illMr t4ZlTV.rar
statement.' Itisndttay destrS' felt-
EldeiiritiliiiKBiolii.Al XxdoalilsituiUDIANO
akrt.1 -uo1ira lt a Ann HlanAB a m-vI I
aiau tcvviice ub vvuikicuvo Kfl mm bvut
people, the Xmtfitnft attompt to def
lunio Ji iu me vouvary uoiwiumuuiuui
1 W. J. EDWARDS,
" '.Kef ljtBS.!u;T4tTJio.5t.
RELIGIOUS. -
Every man shall bear his own TnrdM
keep thyself pure. . tft t;a
Ilappyj Is he ; that, condcnneth,v net
himself In tiiat thing which he allowetu.
Iet us not be weary in Vi
well doinffi
for
r in due season" we shall reap, if we
fiitttiiHt??
1 . m .a
thin?, when he Is nothing. he Uceetwai
hnaeelitja 9HM .Mi safe
a, .
p - Alt tiwknv is ftilflllcd-hTme word
even Jo this 1 Thou shaltlove, thy ueigl
bouras inpeu. u
- (VIm mn iliimna-4u crave
ot Joubl-lohxuci. iottiven omcii
wine, aot creedy of filthy. Jucrs 2 boiOidg
?liiJl X
r-..M. i
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qulsofll asjjngs-fthc paht 1M)00 gmncas
aaiS(a.OO0r ,11'ufthort how COei In
front or a' ' fAnflon aH at sixpenref a
I mile.' YVwsiludVs 01 grea Cyntri.j.
-wfr fit - ii..-
(VWtt,?siaUsV
at'AjCRKtCa'Jie saort liSH,ir it
uijasBbifCiea rsmi . xait L
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Mftawtt, Jf4ralg
woer. r ins cuswrarrs dn
a.-.u . " ...
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Wvpdi di
West arrisMJiOO sMm4'tenkssi
douwttie sM and Ji esats per.tf rtJ
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tw timbJ AQAlsL I j i
kF.?"r u. wbi-i
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p2li24J?lbsd t4 .istrV Wm
!iAil)jTi aiUfuwds ufi .oVslaw
- ; ,M,h4?-f rt(t yj ff-
,n v! wis Hin iwi
Ju.l rteeivtN
nna pim eiinnmi a( so ceflirwr
find1 pisld Sttni
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basasi.:ijJ3disj 'srts1fc.CJlTOtlltq'-
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.! aaohWtlh R.S. TUCKEKH
,J1Wjaye fliis day received beiuUlbl
unu jnTrnir,-wuH.-n we are
I uuj atitnemcsrato raiceoriaf etKinit
, 6 tf4 IMMMfiaBkH
(' -To arrive per RkprW, laslilonaUe
ana mnett soaebt SiteT JYackinaw airaw
i me imei xn ourousinesft wnicn aiwars
eriables nsitmvsl real 'woods'! and 4ow
V AWI . IXMIILH AXIi BUVLSj .l t!
Lufl to Ju-l.t -a f- . erjl.. .is.v... " s.U
large moc in Me Hate.
prick iweb ak xuiv lowrst.
- -'-u ui
ita. A8 oor goods laita'dtWIglilir !
WrMe lor ritvfa,t fitt il Ljw ..t
r ' " -
r JflJ? flWi!! ilr'1 TfTLt
I fij-fU 3$X tfliir h'XLvTL
hum pnui)nai )) MOSEMJY'JWn
pgj-i mid eisifsao? Hiw' dttidw twhs
Soda and Mlnecal Waters at ' 7-t f ct
i'j d-tu Udi aoiUafKfM fcl
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rVisbsei BA'DWAHiUf0.t.h aw
By,. Fhwajceb, Itotokto JLC.
rP. ,yea . ;expenencer ,1Intruments
thoroughly renovated. Bcferrences in
is ak4 JehflsoVMooreJ'Harnett "ind
Cfrange. uAt mnmhao 4kJ jfot
Kev.W.X W. Crowder. Rich'd Battlf,
JrVEsq.,'CblJ. P.' H.'ltus: JfaLL.
Brwwn, aqt otfc ,.fj'.t wv.hi
HimygtKOi
ilnih,'...!!. '!) .ui V,u a,ia
.a f . weoaa i"T--f.-!: i!aaweAtissi
'At M?5t?
AA TH0.t MaiX iaA.T A.-.W
Sl (! rsl,!iSftUkbr! fMiitWIft
rxw n rwrmnnt aoa wa utana at
23IFOETKRB.OB ttAUMOCU pLAIB
ANA.yolABtD.-ly,Wl)eBa,
or as reuu. eci luuaaiocss. as sara. seat.
oa miteMs.l4'of eaolcMlapricca,
SJpwsikW.e'uiaMMisaio "tMk Bsli "
a Mtoa, uttto'i g sail, atintart goods
isa74ssaa wa. ifi 4fOiu .? m
ft- vJnf C'iiirrt!tle jjn d
iiti- ..tJA- .oala
tfLT'S X CABTSa ,
T
JUHVI U CABTBa
aii.'i l-n-jiti! .ii
W til) : tt09 fcfwl 3Uw.
mls Ji UTIOKfiXYS ATlAWi I ;
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J Israelite Ui ftprsoert HUH
see la tte Btata as4 frSrrl iXMrt.af )
tare North Csrolli a.. , , . ,
cimtia eu.eue eusay etesty er isw
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