THE TRIBUNE.
J. ABXER 1IARRELL, Editor.
TaUPSDAY., MARCH SP, 18,73,
HAKEt D04JBLJC SUAVE.
How shall we conceal oyr lecling,
pregnant as they are with disappro
bation ot the conduct of Grant ip
1iis oniflatory letters to Messrs.
Colfax ard Ames? How ,eonld jve
in taking even a tempqrary abode
upon the soil of the half civilized
liaplanders or beneath .tle parch
ing snns of 'Ethiopia, ba.ve the brass
to tell those peop.e,,thc Government
tat tlve United States is an ornament
and superior ,to therV2 Where
can we find a spot npon this terra
queous globe, that we can stand
upon and defend that .man, who .is
nominally the chief Magistrate of
this nation, who, no.t only harbqrs
jand winks at theft, but writes let
ters, of approval 4 sj-mpaty to
ffheihieyes? Where is his shame?
Vhere is America's p.tfde?
So far as having anv thimr to
say concerning .the fifteen hundred
approvers qf t,he conduct ,ot A me
at Easton, or endorsers of .Uolfax,
nat South Bend, is a subject we can-
.not write upon, without exciting a
smile of contempt. The bare nen-
tion of siie, excjtes.onr most hid
den feelings of disgust, nd renders
,us wholy nufit for writing.
13 ut we will say, and we think
terms too mild, ;that O. Ames'
jind S. Colfax stand tkejorp the en
lightened world, convicted of the.it
and felony against the United 1
States.
.ORPHASS OF 2CORHAROJ.IBiA.
The daughters and sons of N. C,
jhave ever given anattentiv.e ear, a
pitying tongne, and helping hand'
to her destitute and orphans. She
is ready and willing to do so now,
imt there lies .one danger tip the
.way: procrastination .or lo-rgetnl-jiess.
But feel iis we Jenay, talk
swith the iiiosd;. soothing tongues to
iJincck nrlir iova zrl n1A.n1
ders to the wheel vet if we Jcpmi
14
3..vr.,i ;ri Mi ..mi
l ' 7 - ... , 1 1
Ac benefitted and ihn ImrtlN, i1
, ..... UwMi,,uju luwiiii-uiuiwwuniiissiyiicu
more heavily le t by tiiose wii01
Jiave already comanen,ced the good;
jvork of maiotainang an Asylum. i
We refer to thp Asylvun now' fitted
pin Oxford, an.d our own county
,4 Ajrran.ville.
AVe feel like saying a great' deal.
to advance the cang of an Asylum
in Oxford, and would say a great
no ncn 1a n f if cowao -.-n. -. x I
f,.. mi. v oviira will lUllDUbU LO
i ;
Mow, there is an effort to have one
Than
uiu uiiiuc ui uiu yriuu oi rne
fete of North Carolina in fi,
name
fiver
paper
f"""1 "o 40 iey want, ana we
Sabbatl
sted
,w ' . . ..--"?
Wuf t? wnirpntiona trpm
veach person tftoy meet around home,
which is one hundred thousand,
fjall Jiaye senf one cjnarfpr, the
svlnm will receive twenty-fivp
tnoian. . .
. 1 ' : . J '
Yc wjJJ. end onr half .dpllar,
ill vnif flinfj rlrt tli f cnip A rrsi?i
ill not others dp tlje same, . Again
ye urge, le us build up thpAyuin
at Oxford.
The Prceuj; ias snbscribef
$100 an i Njce president Wilson
50 toward the (Ireeley monument.
deal, but there is no wav to pmhnliVli trv. it follows as a logical con
the expression-there are orphans in son that it own will- he best nib- "Jcs from tho former and 20 years in the rcmtentiary escaped uuu iiCiup uuuud.
uB inn j 0ri 11 1 1 served. It is our colleges that fur- from : the latter. What is called trom Mlscn jail on last fcunday importmc rtireti tt .ik, 1 -n
lttT mhthebrains that elaborate our Jeffrey.' tract rod, also runs rniD- .52. SZiSlZ
d sacred lover of nght tolend our editorials, and from their walls tnrol4 Tnll. IIo 8o St S. at the Raleigh has 3,000 bales of cotton
d to their niamtaumnce. must come the future editors of our " ' , awaiting shipment. Tho receipts T ,T . rn T vxvr-i t rv
Though wo do not know much uMry. It is a Rapt.st ciiterpnze inS f tl,es ro r TI 0 bo.! V in that Sty since the first ot Sep- J. RICHARD LEW ELLEN,
Aoncerninr the A,vlnm in Oxford tot only nominally so, and' cold dary line is not well defined, as it is tcmber las't have been somo 10,0m) wporie..
Ln::n lnf ;nno';;; ' . . 41 ' must be that heart that will not not incorporated, (but should be,) bales, against 12KK) for the twelve , ,
1 "er 9Pe ?GT) actie in the resnond to a cause so noble. It i Kf ,..;n Mne n.,.r.l.Q tr'flio f into I u'J Market Sjnare.
i . - v e an iovo ino granu oiu mma we nave inrce stores, vuu, uusn, $ v....., .
oi cnarity in the name ot Mvrnf f - ,i . I. . , .i ?n .i of Mnior Jesse J. 1 catcs and Jtidpo WnnlPonlo Tl runrmof o
, - , vnvni iu iau wu out perhaps mey win aurcrusc . f t . v i wvmw w,;
Sr sacred law, we ask the news- the power we would drain the L:fll L i tliw nn,nlt tilp?P :n. Ravid A Darn cs men eminent in
men of the State, to make lhy lool that covers the place, ' ;T .iV " .i" luc Proiws,on ouw.-4.iiw. w A. & O. A. RAKTOS
lown this to the people " for hvhere her shaPe1 shafts and W 1 oncRn,S V101',1 Tiik rocTiiK UorEL.-This
i-j ii .i sivp Rtrnptiirp inio cfrr Inf 1 tlf?n. 1 KPOl bv a COIOrCU II lull, ii iiiacK I 1 :.. .;. I am mm ... r-n
v;il fflJH ,m . . ery man oi sense Knows sue is ueacl. I smith shop, aooui a dozen uwemngs, i town of llalitax. is now oncn for the 1 Anme.i
will ho an ornnmonf t V and J"" relu,ro fllU ,lalr a a tobacco Warehouse, and two accomodation ot visitors. Mr. W.
Mill be an ornament to any State, century for her to assume her pris- scb00is and a Church. Hunter Harris, the lessee, is said
and lie recognized at the thorne of tine rank among the Institutions ot ft,"rcl, , to be an excellent caterer and mi-
Rod. thecountry. It were mere folly All of onr stores, are doing good dctmnd. iiOW t0 15?! allS-
Allow hs, (though not as a teach- l 8t?d she1tears . J rc?rrtt bnf nCSS ""f . trad.c from weett for the thorough comfort ol
Otnt simply to snggest, that every lis. W,cn his m .tin .1. "l v . ll. i" h" "
i bchool bUDermtendont trr nnshpathpil nnrl Mmmn cAr.l I ? . . . . . I n C were this morninrr shown a
i get the parents bt children inter- Pointing ns to vict Vlow m,, llac0 01 ""J ,n0r '77rU p!co ofRold, worth between
in th and let each little bov rvlilthesccuiar 1 of X.C. raise " "' " J. wana w, wiiitn ia iiic pro-
i- , Vfiui I me UO , . . . ... I .nnnlltlnn i tli. A fine., tft. ...
id jrirl have a little hanl- nfi.-t, 1UI " I'lei ivecau upon cv- w...r...M. ri:!. ! .WMV "
though five cents At a time, or fivp.n uiant with the light of mind, to I r. . ! . .1 . I
cent, wonld m.lc .. site this subject, to . y it he- ? " r-K" , ocenpy ,e ory 1C ,,
,nmb tJ,e time thousands of those nd in every way formerly owned bj J L. Jones & R
' ' . . us 01 l,10s3.c to foster and cherish it. Cro., which is sufliciently capacious, thcyhaxcat
Jtlo amounts 1 are put together The ladies and children as well without enlargement. Mr. J. S. by the 1st of
-9 TT f . 'I . 1 lfcVM - AUk mm V -" I a .
yy ny cannot an, send one quarter, as the men have been appealed tor iK.i.i.nt ocennica J 1 Ton & wceK ironi ,W0 0,WO worth or
it no more, and by the tne one now we appeal to the noble , t JC , gold. It is well known that there
tenth of he people of tlS to and unselfish press of our State to Rro's old stand, is looking pleased arclargegold deposits in Korth
lentil, 01 -ue ptopie ot the btate, it f , , llV. colling nurv.l,Mn. Ar,.l i, t.:.i..
EDUCATION AMD WAUE FOREST.
We in to day's issue give much of
our space to a very well timed let-
ter from Jui.e, (correspondent or little news to write this week,
the Daily JYeics) upon the subject though we have had pleasant weath
of education. Jui.e himself is a er for several da vs past. The farm-
fine educator, and a fair exponent
of the cause he represents. Our
pen and feelings echo in less euplu-
niou language, the scntimeuts of
his letter.
Messrs. Editors. There is a
mighty effort being made in our
State to endow Wake Fore-t Col-
lecrc. The -amirunt required is the
i j i .i ,,,1
dollars. Since ihc .death of Chap-
el Hill under Radical physicing,
the importance of having at least
one college in the State placed up-
on a firm and stable fooling, lis
become patent to everv intJlligent
mind. The great wheel horse of
this movement it Dr. Wingate, who
is a man of indefatigable energy,
Following in the the footsteps ol
Peter the Hermit, m his attempt
to rescue by a combined effort ot
chrisendom the Holy sepulchre from
the Turks, ho js preaching a eru-
sade against the benighted hosts ot
iVnorance. His clarion voice is
ringing from the mountains to the
ana shore, and man virallaut knights
have alreadv enlisted beneath this
banner, He has been elected gen-
eralissimo of the forces, and even
now nis rccruiiuig sergeants arc
t . w i
drumming for volunteers. c ob-
serve that one of his colonesl has
unitated .Uie sublime policy of the
gQut Jorsican, and is endeavoring
to iorm a resejvqa corps oi yoAing
guarus. is well known that tins I
ooay oiyoutimii neroes swell tue
nciu oi ljoroaino oi -oearaeu lius
sians, and so in nil human broba-
l.i lif n mill I lAnnl f .l I ..!. I
i -j:: i a.ik,
the rescue of us rav moustachios.
The State has been divided iuto
departments, ca,ch department to
mi nisn us quoia oi irooos. n is a
noble -effort and deserves mcccss.
Tlie lenoranw of North Carolina ii
monstrous, alaxming and increas-
ing. A pall of Cimmerian ploom
who like another Alcnm is able t.
Ha irnn 'oro 11 iin n iittH ti.l. I nf
. " 1 tri
II 11-1 M I SirilH. A llrAH WHS HI1 111. I
4. 1 j 1 1 1
nffirra in Mnrtreeshn.o two i,it
I 1 1 . I
ago,m wuicn great unanimiry pre
vaued as 10 ins ways anu means 01
Mm tl.lj inOTPv Tf
raising tjjis jnojiey . Jt j no pri-
vate enterprze, but one ot a most
public character, and viewed a-
right becomes one of State impor-
tane. The rcHgions iress ot thc
btate is doing its utmost to ad-
vancc this cause, and the secular
press must assist, for m buiidmg uP
the educational interests 01 a conn-1
clu -
r! i. i 1
IIO llllilOlflll IIIOVC lO PrilS'l IJIVIM-I
fn . .. . .7 " V
son or Tnnitv or to throw another
handful ot ashes nvrr thn bnril
S?JTee of our once noble University.
ery newspav
desirous of seeing her valleys and
hdls, her mountains and plains ra-
i 1 1 4 li. 1 1. - i - i . i
est
Jclk.
The will of the lato Richard F.
Sheppard, of Philadelphia, leaves
1 5500 Ofo 1 ?j t
$300,000 to his widow, which goes
to licr grandson, now four years
Old, at her death. In the event of
the death of the crrandson thn
estate is
Nprthcn
to be divided between the
icrn and Southern Homes lor
I Friendless children.
ia rftstinn" nnon rts intrlmMnnl tin I vnr 7,sith n-F TaJ noirvliKrtra olerl .
ro7on She hns drifted lu l- i,t.i I i i i V t dent oi this place, died at Union
rozoji, bheiias-diatea 1al into to liavc a hearing? I am sure Depot Wilmincton N C on
the torper of medievalism. The ,v TT , , Am 1 i
schoolmaster is uow abroad, how, Au. " dfcrves fl08 mneh not,ce Thursday last.-W 7tme.
ever, in tho person f AVintrate. iHiamboro orFaafalrassl-ork f.V .lnll-r. .!.. .rt
" VtJL I 111 . I I I A I . .1 I 1 I A l.uB. KI'I'Tl rill 1 I U. Ill I'illl IIVHI I Mil U V lrB I
M 1 w,.avawsa w V ftkft. mm - - m m Mill! m 1 1 M T- -vw w 1 w w mm m mm m mm mm m mr a WW mm m mmMm.
' w wBwa m Miwwf)"w kwai
i 1 l I . . - 1 l !! I JV. . 1 I
)er in t ho Ktatfv t hut i T in oldest ot these. Messrs. Webb Inv, oj orui Carolina, iiits
IK 111 IIll? rivFCIin f)T VrtLrt aim - vtw vj 1 vniuiiiiaA uu iuu uiuiwimi JliLlItrriU
COnBEHPOHDESrE OF TttiRCEE.
K ttkell's, N. C, March a S, 73.
Editor Tribune. We. hare but
era arc all quite busy preparing for
another crop, while the merchants
ftnd clerks have but little to do.
The foot ball game seems to bo
the order of the day, with loth
young at.d old, all participate from
the four year old bovs, up to our
M batt-hc'.ors. Old Granville
. ..
county seems to be alive yet, as
shown by a colored woman, near
Oxford, a lew days ago giving
birth at one time, to thrco children,
aH are tIcking 3na Joins WCH, so
n. . " . , rr.
Drs. Cbcny and Smith. To
show what a thnfty people ours arc.
there is a woman living within a
tew miles of this' place, who is the
inothcr of twenty-one living club
, ci i
dren' ho nlso SUPP
dogs, and says she is the richest
woman in Granville county,
The bov3 here were very much
amnscJ nfcwdaya ago at a fight
, . , , Ar
between two colored women, they
soon found that the old mode of
warfare between women would not
do, their hair lxiing too short, they
4i . i . e:T-. f.
tlicn resorted tostonc?, sticks, etc.,
, .
nntil they luid gotten suxh a dist-
ance apart UiAt they could only use
their tongues. None f on r police
oftiecr3 WPrc ncar to interfere.
vn
ronREiPo.inEM'S or TrmuxE.
Tally IIo X C Martll 15 ;3
' '
Emtoi: Tribcne: Dearer. Ihe
ftrst ,ssuo of J0Mr Xlr has fallen
loack of Tar.9 somehow, and by
accident gotten into my hands, and 1
j gee J0U Pnv Oxford, Hendern.
r... . , , , c r -c i I
V ' . w . a"u ? nm r.
shail, trom time to time, appear in
3'our columns. Will yon not allow
e raise tincr tobacco, do more I
Lm. I. a
u,,?1,,c J,a ",oru viuurjirism
1 t 11 . j I 1
ciiizeiis, aiiu aoove an $maricr lauies I
.l ,1 r.-.j 1
'l,r-T uu,,ws ,or "y nP ,,crc "ol
4ri. 7rtZ- Aiirl Xiiinnini-n. .1nt.1l.. I
'"' "vw,v.
incn; some 01 our larmers can raise 1
i i 1 1 A
corn and wmns hifrh as your head
(imess vou are 7 fect 7 int!losx on
.
xht f dd at xeT "d
P"" 11,0 IIinori o can
beat Tally JIo and vicinity?
But let me civc von an introdnc-
tion to onr la Wc, first h .
x . , . ,
on tl,c 0xfortl n,,d IIHlsboro' road,
r t . . I 1
Aieauowsotore,nsiheccniraipoini,
, .. . , , . i.
ana 6nJ 11 cxccnus nan mnc m an
, .
'
rections rom sai po . ere I
& Meadows, arc now enlarging
thpip ,lonM for a ncir fitoPv Mm5FS.
l - -
it anv of von"GranvilIian,, friends
from vourwav6honldwantat4lioss"
nnn
on,n
j, can
shod in passing, our friend Lyon
the rear of Webb & Meadows
give them a lilt
I a . .1
Our tobacco Warehouse, though
not far advanced in age, is doing
better than many ot more mature
a-e. there bein- no lack nfhnror
os'ellers, and bids lair to WJ
under the" gentlemanly manage-
mept of our enterprising citizens
Jno. H. Webb, Ed Flemiogand E.
Jones, under the fjn of Webb
. . .
or Fleming.
Hero too. which I came near
neglecting, is the horse of Tally-
rand, so well known to the citizens
of Granville and adjoining counties,
4i . .1 c 4
as one the nnest horses in the State.
He is now in excellent condition
and though 14 years old, is as
nimble as a kitten, as docile as a
dog, and as "gay as a lark'
If this meets with your favor, I
.... , , . J '
wiugivc oilier tilings oi interest
before long, and in the meantime
send a few copies of your paper for
distribution. Our county thould
. , r
mxrt herjxrper. More anon.
liespect fully yours,
IUck or Tar."
Tnisbunr has been Imvins Tab-
leaux ot late.
The war to make money Ad
vertise in the T:ibune.
Tho Banquet at the Yarboro
House on St. Patricks evening was
a splendid affair.
Iwcr. Win. Harringcr, Presiding
Elder of the Uillsboro district, is
dead.
Gov. Holdcn will take charge of
the Post Ollicc in Kalcigh on the
first of next month.
Three darkies were drowned in
the Mchcrrin Kiver near Murfrccs
boro, one day last week.
Tho Fditor of the Milton Chron
icle declines to d if figure his paper
by bordering its margin with .lam
ing advertisement.
Hon. D. K. Mclfae, formerrly
of N. C, is strongly recommended
for the position oi Supreme Court
iwmorcu inai nicowcen, oi uie
raycttCTrille wIias gone toTen-
ncssce to capture a lair daughter
0f that State. -6Y(r.
r v -
Lll. HI At. AJUIIU, i I1I IllU'i IVBI-
von jj himr is the wav the Kn
lA r a f
ncia juayora sposeti 01 a nero oar
t V'.-J-.y. EW-..1-W
twin nui. ovjjkxk uaum.
-r -r. r . ...
"arJCS r. Jiams will com-
mPTff tbo titil il ir-?it iiiti fin Sntnr.
" - , ' I ;
; , y v if 1 . . T ,
called the Concord own, in Concord
kt r
"
CoMrLCTKa-CofiicldVIbrick store
has been completed. Md ho will
.novo in next week. Sneecs to onr
enterprising Commission Merchant.
-Tw. Enquirer.
mui-u 01 mpiM
Ilenrv Rattle, con
Way robbery, and sentenced ten
('..rvuvf -Mr A .11-In il0rnnnrf
oinskl.--ur. muins, incyonng
man vho killed Jir.lhompson in
, . .
L .?. "5
pl
company is composed of Philadcb
ians who have invested a largo
ami
amount of money in it, and, with
proved facilities for extract-
from thcqnartz, which
command, they expect
July to produce per
lccn to get tho metal without !
PainSlore for than it will be
worth. Tliia diflicultj has now
been overcome, and the search foi
the precious metal promisca to be-
I tinrt t I liia rliO;n..l 1. . -
come and exccdtnirlv Wmt;
business. Philadelphia Telegram.
A Yocxo Girl Couurrs Scictpk
A biD Occteuock. It has raro-
MJ been our province to publish a
2dLCfnl tb
On Mondav morning Ut
I Sallic Lawrence, daughter of Air.
James J.Xawrcaice, deceased, wai
!n.fi.,,Q bcfUh "J apparently fine
ftpmU. At night she was a corpse,
rf. ended life by her own
bAnd.
Xo particular reason is assigned
for the tcrible act, the fact or
"aic reu,B,cu J-
tcrr. but fr the reason that a mem-
onduin WM ,ell bj l,cr disposing
ofgomeof her little effects to some
of licr faniilr.
The victim of this nnfortnnate
nct JonfnS $T entering
n woniai nuou; io,ciy, reuueu
and a favorite among all her ac-
nnaintances. Surrounded br all
that could make life pleasant iu the
future it is indeed wonderful that
8,10 mu iiavo inauo up ner mine
to end her life br her own hand.
Tho ion worlcJ uc u
pot
tal effects was laudanum and car
bolic acid. Tarloro Southerner.
XflhroiU ADTEBTINEXES1H.
E. W. Hi)4gins & Co.,
mrORTEBft AXD DCALCU1 IX
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY AND GUNS,
AV. 35 Eat Side Jfarld Sjititrr,
2IOIIFOIU. VIUWIXIA.
March 13.-1 2m.
K VTA II Lift II ED
D. S. Cherry & Son,
XAxrrAcrrncKM a.id otiuxi is
nm aid m ?ak,
Cvr. lioanole i0 Water &trtf
NORFOLK, VA.
March 13.-12tn
S. A. Stevens & Co.
vO. MAIX ASD UR1SDV NrRCtlll
Ophite Cu4iu Jfuus9
NORFOLK, VA.
Deafen In
Furniture & Carpetings
MATTIXGS,
wispow ftiiAnr.H Arvo rircR.
. -
cinni tuKu, cult roixtciM
AMD UlXAtUV
ilarch 13.-1 2tn.
Wholesale Crcckeiy,
X Hpcf1Iy c1 ttetkn f Tr to
JL txij AAKtK kUJ CUlli LLTk 'TVCIk Oi
China. Glass. Crcckerv
'
NORFOLK, VA.
March 13-12m.
Em net of Letooo. p xpcrm!t aoS Ch.a&
moo,
rBrejorle, LAedanan, Ctcr Cl
Tm1twm,n' Drtr UoAftrj'm CerlUt.
rlo KUUr,Opc414oc. Swtriojl,
SptA. Torp t lne, Alan. Ji&aU4i,
XJolrorU, U-A'klr j, ptot,
lUltcrs, I la aipbar,
XpMmUlts tba'tclttvlr Dim.
Eiumi Lotwtol rUTorj Kxtraet,
Hop, Inks. Indtow
IIftJrOUan4 tclrrallrr ofaU kaJ,
Cof U Loscsgw, kfaL.U,
MtUbt, V rxliage,
rutaoTa'l Uws, Tr rowJcr,
SklUts I'ovlra,Qla ,
Salipu, fiaoo sjmjs surth,
Ireklog n' an4 Cop rt.
H. A. a C A. TOS,
. ocr:k.VA.
Umbll lha
GEORGE TAIT,
SEEDSMAN,
uroiTr.aor aid deiler is
ENGLISH. GERM AX, FRENCH
.VT. 4.tPlTn.v
ArU AlkUIOArt
SEEDS,
2fo. 7 Ma rift Sjtoire,
NORFOLK, VA.
a Mw..v,:n. ,
fLu
Annual Descriptive Catalogue and
on Application.
I March 13-Cmp.
. .
mcjio AJTKKurxH raT.
lleado, Orr & Co.
IXfORTmil AH D
If
Hardware, Cutlery and
CARRIAGE MATERIAL,
125 Sycamore St, rcttrbur V
Uirch. tat
H. T. ALLEY,
ItUOLXSALK AID KCTAIL
CONFECTIONER.
IHC Sycamore SU Petcribarg, Ya.
I uc'iA. ita
E. H. Plummer & Co.
DAUCK IX
IROX, STEEL,
AiiAiriciHnrElInilfiiciiL
No. lil Sycamore Street,
Pctcrfbur, Va.
Harness! Harness!!
Sivulk rf cf irnt t i 1 1 r
Saddles, IIarncs, Driddlcs.CuIlarf,
Whip, Spnr, tc iVc
at low rnun.
At P. ir. STEWARDS,
DO Sycamore St, Petersburg, Va.
M rki-lm
W. H. Harri3on & Co.f
W1IOLJ MALE DEt fittlkTa,
Sycamore St., I'etcrsbnrg, Va.
IlAl0 n rrrrlfr (.'! anj well frrln ttl
4 TU I snirlr. ! WWb k illn tkn .'f
flt irUn. 4 Mrcim U rllc4. ktoti ii
lkl sj-tiur litdsrrmrtiU ru b oSmU vr
boMr la mm til jr. Urocrs olWUca.
EMADLIKUEO in.
Eobert A. Martin & Co.,
CS ROGERS AND
COEHISSIOH MEECH1KTS
a Iron Tront Itnlldlo.
Petersburg, Virginia,
(ire strict Personal Atttnlion to
CoiiMgntucuts aud make prompt re
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