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The nsTimiO!Et wilt be published mtlV.
f at the following fates r - ., - r, ;
neeopr 12 moTith, (fifty nnrober?) . . ; $2 00
Single Cic8,-., ,i;iSi:i4' 1T
; Strictly in adxaruytf?
ISESDERS03T COUNTY. .
Superior Cojirtof Law, Mi Tcri, A. D.
Miller, Taylor CoV ? I
xi. V J-Orldcal Attacbmcnt.
Bttrtt.Mlg1iloWer..y : j .
RATES OF. APVERTISlNQ,
Advertisements will be inserted for $1 per square
Yf 8 line, a nil SO ents forach sutoequent iuser-
V)P For Announcing a aniUdU for- a
Coriirty ofHce, ; "T. . 2 53t)0
For anftnuncinc ' candidate for ! .
r State office, V . .. . -. . . . " . 5 00
"JpU work done itb nentuets an4 disiiateli
. X phort notice; atfvrices Currcsnondlnff wfilJ the
. tSST' The c.nh must Invariably accompany all r-
xti'rn, vllhor lor subscriptions or alrertisiiig. Jul
work to be pil for onj deUvery;
.1867
TT IS ORDERElX'br the Conrt In the above case.
JL that publication be made in Ui Henderson Pio
neer for mx sueceesfve weeks, etvinr notice that
the defendant, Enrre! Ilightowcr, appear atbe
next term of thU Court to be be!i Jor the 'County
of Hc'Ddrr0n. at the Court House, in Henderson
rille, on the 3d .Monday after the fill Mi.wl.iy in
Sj.jember next, then and ! there to replevy, plead t
nwer or denjtrr, or judgment will bo taken agahisi
hnn,pro-coplf8ao. i M f v ,
WiVkess, fiUWaldrp, Clerk of TJtrtirt, at Office
tue S i Mondny after the 4tb niday-jn April, A.
D- 1 : T, issued June12, 18G7. -
'y All persons ofderfng
held ruMponsible for the same.
advertisements arv
Prr fe $9.
I Jjine
I-.- 1
19
Gt
STATE OF WOBTH CAEOMNA.
HENDERSON COUSTY.
May Term, A. Q.t 1867
W; W: ROLtirJG, ' ;
u. . s.; Claim ag.'t.,
r ! MARSHALL, 27. C. : v
T TAKE this method ito- inform tfie public that I
1 have located tn MARSHAL!', XJ .ajid will at
tend to the prosecuting! of all h gil claims against
hc Govurnmtut for. f ' r ' ,
IJack Pay, Bounties Pensions, &c., kc.
Any pi;ron having riaim hi my, lisiid, will call
oy mc in iTot'i or address ine by. Irttt-r. AH Ict
tT pronl5r nsWeniby returu maif and full par-Jh-wlArs'givcH-.
j'
XVl chilinattts are notified as soon as their claims
(are Allowed or n-jreted
ions are mle.
W..W, UOLLIKS
4' ft
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'Superior Court of Lav
A Ml
Miller, Taylor & Co.
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IIcnrfK. Xane.
IT TS ORDERED by the Con rt in the aborc cart",
that publication be made in the Henderson 7V
meer Tor x' suecesMTc wet k, giving, notice that
the defendant, Henry E, Lane, appear, at the next
term of tl Court, to b held for the County" ol
Hendersonrot he Cnrt IIoiiw In'irendiTSOiiTnie,
on the Third Monday after the Fourth Monday in
Svptrmber next, then and there to replevy, pK-a l,
answer or deniur.to said suit, or judgaicnt wil be
taken against hi.apro-cf nfi-sso.
WiTKF.w, S-Wa'.drop Clerk of fM C4.yt, at 0pce
the 3dMunday after the 4th Monday iu April,
A. D.. 1867. i j .
June 12, 18C7. ' . S-WALPKOP, Cterk.
Prt's l'et.9 ... !. 2 G - Ct
Xo fet-a unless Collee
April 10
S. V. PiCICEWS
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
In the Town o! Hendersonvillc.
STATE OT JIORTH CAROLINA.
HENDERSON COliTV. . .
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Superior gmtrt of Jaw, May TormA- ., 18G7
A. F, Xo. 41.11 V if."
Miller, Taylor &-Coi ! V t t t
' J; i J-OirjjiiKil Attaclinrcnt.
jolin D. Cant. - J
IT? IS ORDERED bythe Court io the alw.ve case,
that iitiblicMion'be. made in the Henderson Pio
neer fir sij snccesfcive jwecCs, giving notice' that the
delendifnt John D Corn, app-ar"nt the nrxt term of
this Court,. to beheld for the County of Henderson. i
at the Court House in Hendi rsonvilre, nn the 3d
General CheUlss 4Spcccb.- 1 .
. A itc 6ia d trie 'fcrllimi C the t' .nd - on
the Citadel green on the4d) of July, tha 'prb
cession ihored to the Residence tSf the "Com
manding General" on Charlotte street ' and In
response to loud and -repeated calls . Crum ' the
assembled maltitude, General BIcJklcs appear
ed and addressed thera a follows: " "
Mr Friends: I am happy to receive yoar
demonstrations of "regard, i gratify iog io
observe yonr hearty appreciation of this annt
veraary. For rou the declaration: of Indepen
dence had a pccnliar significance.'- To the na
tion it brought Kberty: bat toyoa iUrcitored
maplicKxl.-' It i trne enough, M-oar race lias
atfaited -almost a-hunilred- veara f3r the" fulfil
uicpi m mc picrige maue to civiiizaupn uyiue
immortal aotlt&rs of the Declaration of Inde
pendence. Jefferson a'nd his colleague had
more faith in humanity than their immediate
successors. The statesmen ofther epoch of the
revolution desired to-fdrmla permanent xmion
of estates, to establish instieej t Insure domes
tic tranquility, and secure the blewngTof lib
erty to all the children of the Republic. To
day the, musical bells of. St. . Michaels eelc-
ttacumentdbrate in fit tin 2 chime our progress io the
woik, beUQ a 'century ajo bv the fathers' of
the Republic. To day, the naj: which floats
unchallenged I h roughen t the Carolina, is the
symbol qf justiccand -liberty to alL (lod
cheers.) . ; -4 '
Your, old, ma3efs a:vl you lcg;n.. to kno
each other better It is with .yuu and fliem
as with'North and South, iietter cViuairiiance
promote koou nnacrdianuinc xv.very uaj
more kir.djy feeli tigs are expressed maKil
you astrcemen. as tree laborers, ani as
tens. Errors and illusions afo passing
In 1805-CO, I fas ailmonisUcd not to permit
von to celebrate yOHr holidays in multitudes,
'with nocesMons and banner!, and maic, and
marshals, and bonnrcs, and firearms, ami ore
works. Because it was. said you
'Qold Tise lii insurrection. A?,n'it whom ?
lor what? I demanded. Not againsb the au
thority of the Uniled States ; for that authori
ty has madeHhcm fieC. Nor against their for-V
mer masters ; Tor as slaves thejjitd not rebel.
Not against me ; fdr.l am here to proteVt flieni
from injustice.',No: I as tyld the . colored
people would hove laud, and they would sejxe
itiandMrivc awaj the lawful owners of the
soil. Timcs'have chanred,: inodrrection is on
iVr'aitrtlldda BoT freedom, neither cruelty or
wrong, vas or want; time or separation, have
anymore changed the elements of your orien
tal character, than the climate of toe temper
ate rone has altered the native hoe ot your
African-, complexion. To-day, the colored
race of the South are the same confiding, faith-
iui, ana coak?uieu peopte inai vrouia ralner
beirfbah rt3tst, that wotild rather trust ami
wait, than to hasten and compel. Your pa
tience and faith have been rewarded. Still
bavi patience, never wvcr in the faith that
the same eiaciooa Providence that haa borne
yoo harmless and in triumph out of bonds ire.
.-it : : It:. 1-- 1 ' .1 ;
wui, m uuje, icau you 10 tne promiseu
land orrcgeoeratioo. (Loud cheers )
.Political events are near tt hand in which.
for the fint tme, too will exercise the high
prrvitege of American citizen. You inuit
try-to discriminate well and choose wisely be
tween the xrL od the bad examples yta see.
RcraembcvlUiriis in all ..thins,
au.eveiilcmpfand a respectful demeanor to--
ward? our auvcrsancs detract nothing from
the ardor of bur convictions, nor from the ten
acity with which we press our purposes ; equa
- 1 . - . . -
uinmy ana courtesy always a triDute to tne
soccesa of oar undertaking.
Doyot remernher Abrahsm l-itrcoln?
(Cric of Yes,' " Yes?) Will jon ever for-
get bi ta r (bond
in aeenring the triumph of. that party, and the
triumph of a lyal and free nationil tJoien.
Of that be aaanred. Brotncr Scatttet, b t
i'mionut. .
Rrpeat and d yoar rt work rrer. -Loyalty
is the chief of the first fruits of repen
tance, feritig it and lay it upotl the alter of
ronr conntry. "This w the strr (we- wauld
. A CUrtUnff Disci;
Hayabju JdW 19, tia Nrr CnixrLJ-
ly 17.-NVhea A Ver Crex, SiSU jltmi
held two interview with General : Tabo&!i
and Peres Gomez, of a aomcwhal coa&deatial .
character. ' - ; -
It is poshircly ajserted by persona who nw
anJ read the document, that at 00 of the. i
trrieki Santa Anu informed the IaaneTtal
aulboritie that he retaraed to Mexico wllK
quote not irreverently) which was set at nanghUp -Currenc of the United Slitca, ifi'4 hi
by you bnildera, which is become the ead ofjexVibited a written document covering three
ilw r.wwtr Kther is there aalratiotfin ant foolscap Paces, aignsd by President Jokmsoa
-
other, for the nation' Int! people thereof,
Come out boldly, and maintain Ihb Republican
party and Congress.
IoTeatitaUon of BebelCrneltly to TJn-
Ion Prisoners.
-The following circular will explain itself:
Room of ike Commitit on U Drtttment cf
rruoutrs of War uA Union Citusit
' Wasthsotox, D."C Jnly 17, 18C7.
Inj)ursnancc of a serie of resolutions pas
sed by-the Houae of JepresenU!iv July 10,
1807, the underaigwed were appointed a com.
mlUee to intetitfate the Hreament of rriao-
ehouts.'of No" " No," ners of war ami union citizens nem oj uie
No, never-never. , You must not ccasa to Confederate autiiAnttee aanogio. reueiuo.
-til 1 ' a 0 . A T1 in fWlSU!Afl Al lmftOltlDt llVlOr-
ilil s. 1 wae a a-'v'-- - - w
matioa udoo eitlier of theae snbjeeH are earn
e5tly requested to atldrtsa Ibe comxsillee
rlirecteU below, staling. - -
First. The name, age, and pot fEe d
cherish and heed the leaghings of that genial
natuce, thosij simple mcthoils, the. noble heart,
and the sniff less example of rour giKed and
lamented champion. Lei ha. a"1f remember
and beiTeco t!id last ward.4 f bi last addreu
. .' Itn tt.a wnfvt m l..va.rvn9 a.rvwl n. w.U n rl d TOM of the WliteT.
lA.r wbhnf h. .lmot Mer life wm a aarrifice. Second. A full statement of alTficU known
v f Tn. . wiu wM h. fl.n mrtu'to the writer touching Iris own mpiisoamenl
tlc'cords offaemory. stretching from every or treaimn and Uisi 01 etneeiincr somier
battl.o-EeM; tod every patrbt grave, fo cvcryJorcitisenf ginag,as far as rceaible, iame,
living: heart 4nd hearthstope,' touched again asjp'aces, ana eaic. wua nw
!.. 11 cn.Itu k hio inmit rf; officers in ehsree.
nnmtlnr.: ihil m-1I II, a ihnrrt ,A l)ni . 1OrrCTIWIHlfllU liwm w """"J
r-. ...w.v, Of-... v.. ..... - .... - t,
ITn'.n t1rAMKrt t1. ,n, " fl.riat - ArulVSniS. iewieiaev. UC lew a re. Mar, lam 1. i c
r,la,,c i . I irtriinav ortn uaroana, renin larouos,
, 1... a ... . im. -i 11. f : vt:-.:
, , lOCOigia, V loriua, ;viiuim, jmn
' ' iKitmi. Arkiwu. Texas, and the btates and
. From Ws :Acir Bern ReuhUean. Territories lving weet eHhe Rocky' Mountains,
. ' a a w w- mm f a - a me m
Contrrosi-iSoutherii Loyalists aadiwut please auarcssjonn x . u-ou, v
Thrf Raleigh Sentinel. paaningw,.. -
ly remembered as a nightmare - Whenever
colored matuwanis laifa, it "is seen tfiat he
. V . ' a 11. t.:
-L 1 JU . j v Monday afn-r the4th loiiday in Sptember next.J i,Uyfl t fJODj anv one trilling to sell; or hires
' i I - Hien and there to rnlevy, pIoad, answer or demnr, 1 j if h'e can findenv one willin" tO-lctit to
-7ILI, jiraitice In tint 8th Ju.Hcinljpitvut.- V.r judgment will be, taken ag.rinst him. pro coafesso. a.nd PhM a ' '
VV Prompt attenti--nj will ib-giv all business Witness, S. WiTldrop. Cleik-f-f sid Court. atOf- V; j ,ffr Th-.t
entruited m him, hopi,, by industry and ht.-griy ficc tl8(1 MomiRy aft.r tlm 4th sltmdav.in Hcre w of?er a suggestion. .There are
o merit natronae.. J . T Anrii A. t867i isiA June 12. 1807. many plantations in these States not cultiva-
lW'VVK:i& HEN'DERSO!Ty.LE, N -C.-a . J 'S.t-WALDROP, CKrk, ted at all, or only Jialf cultivated. Ai the ow-
lay 18th. 180. 1-tf. -pf'sfeftO. Julie 19 l 2 6. . 0t or ho eAn'neither nlant nor afford to keep
would
. Tlie great
manger back
Corresnondenta from Mirsonri. Iowa,' Kao
the political !aa. Nebraska. Nevada, and the Territoric
ill sua res vi
Iv.
Ctmcapondent from Illinois, I ndianaYU
Lronwn. and Minnesota will addreaa Afcner C
r . . .
Ilsrdinir: M. C. Mjnmouth. Ilk
'r?.irrinnnrlenta from the New EneUnd
States will ajdresa" Aaron JrVStcirena, M. iXJ
' and
r Th
40 -
THE HOTEL j heretofore
kiiown :s .the.
Planter's Hotel,
' Two , -half-acre Ljt. ' off n-d for sale,
Hotel cotitnios 11 l.-je w ell vt'iitirhited lomin.
t- whid'i Is attached TWO IEAT OFFICES. On
tha nremies are a CM'k.-Hoaet a fir?t-r:te well o
water, coinmodiou Staftles. Cribs, and.othcr
Necessan itbnildins, :
The majority of tho iuirovements are nearly as
U od as new, havin'' Acen .completed since the com
nteite'emcnt of the late tehetlion. 1
' For further particulars, enquire of the Eilitor of
this paper. ' . I , . -
- ALSO
A" Tr;u t of Wood Land, containing about K5 Acr
nitu ite about three imh Kist of HendcrsonvUh
This Trai t of Lnd Ul bo sold foi cash.
May Ioj ISoG. j . , ' m "
M A S.p N I C .
TMSO AH Lodkre.Xo 100. F. A. M., hold their rep-
jlr nlar meetings in Uedersonville. on he FIRST
"V EDS EriDA Y in each month at 7 o'clock ,.p. m.
notice, and please jittend
By order of the-' Lodge.
... s. WALDROP, scy.
Tlendersonville C. Nov. 1 1, I860. 27
STATE OIIIOllTn-CAIlOMHA.
MADISON, COUNTY.
Court f Pleat and Quarter Sc. s:ois, M'y.
18G7
-'-- their lands idl,
f PleiU and
Tenn
Martin Rash,
i'. Ati
Win. Lunfi
T IS "ORDERED by
divide their useless
Scuthenr'-itog in
over his.cnimbV comfort tlron-'east of the Rocky Mountains w
. ii. . ,.m t o. t :
lurnrte 1 1 nam-a. rue, ji. u,ou
" Whatever csy. be aid of the nintli section
of' the "Supplcrncutary Act, that hss just. pass
ed both Ilortics of Congros, there is this
cnmilr oixoutort in it: It corrrs tknn ,with
t he aamtf bUsKet mat it sLtraas over ircanvi v tt v
I - a . eao ii itea .
a 1 w a lj a 1 .
alt me nativtf wnite citizens 01 tne oiaic.
The cannot fill tho oflice for which their gree
dy souls arc hankering. They are left as.ef-
nd Secretary Sewsrd. and Learing their oXS
eial seals, to the following effect: That if
to Anna wuold return to Mexico and esf ahlilE
dm!! a's Pltrident and Dictator, the Uaked
State wotild rrcogTilia tha a the coustitn-
iionai ncaa 01 in uorrroot&s ismvaa Bias
with loans to the amount 'of 1200,000 pet
month and whaUrer arms and munitions 01
rsr be might recjn!re,-is addltlow ta grantia
him permissioe to rattuit troop is th Usiled
Sutes. .
My inforpatiouiia answer to tae inqmirj
iedier tha amid doenmenta mi?ht be if Cirrtfw
declared ernphaUcaUy of tftir It!t!bdg.taai
tt was gen ma e. Taey lurtner ttjertw as their
belief that the prod action of this icibonty tT
Santa Anna fad acedia sction of Ceeunaader
Roe, of the Tsjctmey.
SAICTA ASJIA KXrOKTSO 9V(S.
New OniKaws. Jnlr 18. Ths rtUiifctf
-Lucia aiuITIerotoe confirm lh llpofi of Hha
death of Santa Anna.
General favor has about 700 si a and Ci-
oales about AO mea'pt Tampico, aad recruit
ing is ttiH going otr. Cor. llcia. CAsWc
Alfew Oedga to Prrront tTca Ilea
fro pi VeUsg.
We are In receipt letter from NortH
CaroHna whfcls state that an organised UTort
will be made by the rtbela to prevent III pet
sons from voting who bare failed to ply. Id
their Uses by Ibf day prescrioea 07 om cimiv
Isws. The writers ask Jbe. intervention of
Coogresa. V sUt tn reply that the . rtcos
Brnction act will fix the quaUfieaticw ef votart,
and that State regulations in .the svoHreecnJi .
rtrarted Stste ljav nothing to d wilji f hii
elections. The pre tended cut taiaoriucs
can neither adnut nor reject Toter
The rt4ratioa rolls will be tho gnide, and
if tue a will see to ttthatall therotm arere
istered ander the lawa of Coogrtsa, tUir.T04e
caanot be excluded for noa-payBnt cf "taxes,
of br reeWef any oilier ecetended disahility
under State uwa.
achmcn
arida into small forfns of twfn?T prrfu , f"r!l -ifcctn xWp 'fiSi 1 ri.
IMS
I
T
I be made in the Piower, a newspaper published
the Court that publication
iu the Town of llendersonville. Nj C . for six suc-
eessive wrt ks, commanding the defendant, .Willium
Lnnsford, to appear at the next term of this Court
hi Id for the County of Mttdison, at the Lonrt House
inMarshaU on the 4th Monday s.fler the 4lh Monday
ir. July n'Xtt and ph d answer or demur, or judg
ment will le tkn pro confeseo. i
Witsks, E. J. Tweed 4JIerk of ti corneal
Onirein Marshall, the 41 h Mondai alter the 4th
Mondav in April, A. D., 18CT. Issued Jdne
27, 18?. ' I - M
J E. J. TWEED, Clerk.
PLf'ife. 59. Jiilv 10 I "2-C 6t
and Bell them at fair tiricca to honcat, indnv
trious and thrifty laborers, the cty of 4 confis
cation ' would soon be lost 111 the glee ol busy
Isiljor the noise of landless agitators would
. .
I jbe nusiica iu mc rco?5c 01 n wuwhu-u, "uri.
Levied pnI4uil.;iasmtry. (Cheers.) .
hen Lwa sent to tne Carolina-, m
autumn of 18C5, 1 was t(ld that tluj freed
people ould never work for wages that
they could" not Jjc made to underftamd what it
was to work for wqges. Now, I hear a differ
ent complaint that the freed people would
not . work without wages. (Loud cheers and
laughter.)
T was told, also.- that it wonld never do .to
admit .colored people to. the courts of justice to
assert their rights by suirs-at law ; or to - give
testimony in controversies between man. 'and
man : for it was said voiKcoold not comprc-
oath,
STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA.
. . HENDERSON COUNTY.
- Mcmbcrs -will take due
prompt'i
serior Court of Luc
X
STATE Of. NORTH CAROLINA
MITCIIKLL COUNTY. ..'
Superior 'Court of lair, Spring lrm, I8C1.
' ; '-;VfvJ ...
Mat Ttrm, A D., TSV,
hend the mcauina and obligation of on
or the forms of iudicial rfoccetlings. .Noav I
hear that'unle&s a colored man has ,a lawyer.
and a lawsuit, he docs not consider himself a f
respectable cuizru. iauguicr.;
I was told, aW that it would be useless to
llish ychools for the instruction of the
man in tho fatc. whom they bespatter wi
their filth a "traitor
What a very political Siting Uog : "lhui u
effectually cits off so called Southern loyalists
who-cannot take that oath, (the oath of officv)
as it does otlcr pcrsous." Will the Smtmel
tell his readers and supporters Southern Dcm-1
ocratis (woull be,) Worthitr. anti-Repnblr-can
Whigs, opiwncnts of erantinj political
power to be exercised by auy but the Anglo-
Saxon raceopponents of reconstruction on
any terms except snch as might perpetuate
thcro-in power and the offices for which 'heir
greedy souls are (ever) hankeripg whether
iu the Union or out of it who these Southern
loyalists are ? He knows them. Arc they
traitors? o.' Dolhey write or pcak any-
lliingin a spirit or tone of disaffection againM
IsL iscato the regiHraticn. Let. aU b
riXttrA ar nufled
OrTesnondeota from OHk,-Michigan. Ken-1 i. When the time for Tot!r arrivesi
tucky, and Tennessee will addreaa V Imam BTrfy Wistrred man C .poll..
Mnngen, U. U., 5indleyt Itmeoca county, jTi Le h elc.iaioa n--4r .LUU .UW4 w
Communicationsaddicsfccd to -the several
mcniVcrs of the committee will be free of foa
tago. It is the intention of the committee to col
lect all facta necessary to make a thoroughV
ofiicial history of tlUa aoltject.
The various newspsprr throaghool the
cnntrr are requested te give thia cirrtilar a
gratuitous insertion, toother with sach notieel
1 1
iasMhcy may deem proper.
JOHN P. a SHANKS,
WILLIAM A. PILE,
AUNERC. HARD1NO,
AARON F. STEVENS,
WILLIAM MUNGEK.
K;,n.if ahc national uovcmmcni : o.
es
tab!
Original Attachmeut.
blacks, it was insisted. they were not capable
of learning their heads were too thjck,
tlieir brains toomall. (Loud laughter.) Now
I hear that so manv free schools for colored
'children arc filled with colored pupils, Urght
..l.r. nHt lorm f . hv -r.lrrwl ttfAeheri that 'public opinion "i
u llie Indian atiairs were resumea sno 111
ljbill finally pasaciL It provides for a commls
. sion to obtain pesce if poaaible, otherwise for-
portancc of providing for the
ioor whites I Nay, more; in
mnA invf.lvn thm lfAilt tliflf lOOCC-
'e- - J e- 11 "j ij: r ah:-.
their J - J
menf add will and conscience against
cd.
fil'i f e S9.
June 19
3-6
A lit! ill .IinL-ftn 1
r..- iiiliiion.ior iwmtr.
John Jack-on, ) .
"FT ATPEARlSG to he aatisfartlon f he
'Court, that the Defendant, Joh Jackar-n, is - a
nqn.-reMdent .f the Statl-, and n alias Sdbpocna
having been returned ; I , t
Itis therefore ordered by the Court that the
"4erk of this Court c;,use publication t be made
for six'isnco'aaive weeks in the Pitnctr, notifying
t he defendant to appear before the Judge of ur Su
Davis, on the 6th Monday after the 4tU Monaay in
'iVptember next, then and th'tr .to pled. answer,
or demur to p'etit'oners I complaint, or judgment
pro confessor will be lad against .him, ami the
oiirt will act according to law.
t Witness,J. W. BowmU, Clerk of raid Court, at
Ohice tho Gth Monday aftosthw 4th Monday in.
- ; . April, 18G7,and in tSlie 91st year of our Inde
pendence ; issued the 12ib of June, 1867.
V J; W. BOWMAN, Clerk.
P'rt'a f e 9. . June 19 26 61
Ripley,
rs.
Win- P;ttn. J -. I
IT IS ORDERED by'Jic Court in the iv ove case,
thf nuhlication be made in the Henderson PV-
neer for six successive week, giving. not ke hat the;
i(niant. xwm. I'aiion. aoneaT uie v't
thi Court, to he held for the Uouny of Ib nd. ron. , arouscd to the iui
1 1. crt iiimi tit Tlftidersonrilie. on' tlte od, j .cUn mvir
Monday after the 4ih Monday m fceptember -st. n ..i..thc school houses fdr the ciJorrd all tliat they could do, into their present directing the Secretary of the Treasury
-y .roart.nr dt-mur Io I hi Mill. T luusiuvm . .... i . .
taken against him, pro confesso'. . '
VlTK:a. 5. Wahlrop, Ulei X ol S:.i-ltoin, v'w
the 3d Mondav after the 4th Monday in April, A
TV tr isniMl the 12th dav of June, I8G7.
- ' - ) P. WALDUOP, Clerk.
From Wsshln (ten
V -
WAsnisOToy, July 18 r. M.
Fx.xAtE. A: ioint trsolniton was introdu
ced, extending-the steam mail service to Chi
na.
Do .they openly or secretly denounce Con-J ' The ecmniittce th foreign relstions directed
tires, "RadicaliO or their government because! enquiry as to how man Mexican soldiers
,cy are d.sfranch.,cd, or because they arc, .. iotr(xaceJ m retuIation Und
leftascffeTtualljrout.inthccold as any onein? Me,iclllg. Referred for consideraUon.
named man in the State, who did what he, q-i,. Indian affairs were resumed snd the
could to precipitate the State in the late civil
Mr. Tiiomas V. Coswat, who. has just
eoroplelcd an extensive toox through the South ,
engaged in the work of establishing tha ,Uo
ion Leagues io that section, haa just made bis '
report to Ho'n.-J. M. Edmunds. The report
will be read to the Executive Committee of
the Union Republican Congreaaiooal Commit
lee thimorwniT. It contains the gratifjio:
hhtelligcnco that two thousand Uaioo Leagues
I . ? . L f
have been csiabiisneti ana are now id wovamg
order throobout the Sooth, with an eatimated
mcmbersliK) of two hundred thousand, all or
whom are loyal voters
Mr. Conwsy will retain to the Sealb with
ont delay, ni will devote most of bis time 1?
the fcHate of Loubaoa, Texas, and Mississippi.
Tha UsiosTLesgue appeals to be adapted to
the wanta of the loyal men of the South,, and,
judging from ka past experience, w may hope
for greater results m the toinre.
freroonstnince.ptotcsts-r)er8uasion, entreaty HorawMr. SchoncM offered a resolution
tt
Tace-ncctl the protection of my bayonets : and
I am aSsnred'it cohered penjicoouia not learn,
society woul.l not hate their teacher, nor
fear their schools, and mobs would not attack
and destroy their school houses. (5cnsatiou.)
I ten told also, that it would be absurd to
nake citizens of freed peoplct becauso they
An Important Proposition. would never know: anything about politics ;
i , t f . 1 that they would be led to the ballot box -like
lion. G. W. Julian, chairman of the Com- , without caring -whether they
mittee on Public Lands has I hear
a. ; : Kin n t r ri nas i h in u u
inncT ' 1 ITS IMIl IJBIIL. I 1 1 1 1 . n IIILII - " - i .
UIVMV J
to
unfortunate dilemma ? No. withhold the payment of $3,000,000 for cotton
a A t tn. Srtn. nrn lfttalUt a raMedklaims. awarded by the court of claim. He
..w ... .j , ill. ' j i. .U-
isaia tnai tne ctairos co-u uc raanDcu vj n
nrorer commrtiee next seuo. iwi ut
r r - - . .
because before the war they opposed war
! that the colored people divide their spare time
! i . 11. 1 . .Iin .n.l nnliliM
aDOUl equally ueincwi ic"niv i
are atom the
M a
iem. I.p
Tt rtr.ividea
for the continuance ot the! , .v-t thev are Almost as particular about
f t . . , . - -tonr: ...- - .
Homestead Law ot .June zt, ",u I" y thc-politicisin they tmT as they ar
tiibits 'the disposition of any of the public j preacn4.r ti,- choose to pVsy for tl
t ,1a nee and lauffhtcr. -
Heie, my fricnVU, is the lesson I wish to.
jinrirf: HTon VOI1T miou. l 1U u
or for the nn-con
class
STATfi OF NOMH CAROUNA.
' CHEROKEE COUNTY.
Superior daurtof L, Spring Term, A. D., 1867.
Jackson, Miller & Verdery, V
). - '
r . - - . . f
lands in the late rebel States, except to ,i ionic
ateadrctu;jl settlers, and extends its provis
ions to all lands forfeited to the United States
fiw non-rjavment of taxes,
struction of railroads. ! The "latter
io .Ua will anionnt to some five
.r.-- - " , - IN. u..w..0-. - - .
of acres. The bill also provmes ior iue " i who look with distrust and fear upon your aa
th lluitcd States ot
supported the Union ; hucause during the war
tlrcy yieMcd to and obeyed "the powers tha'
be," but, "for the sals vf the rJjett, viz.: the
ttalnracnt"crthciT no'mol", rightful and Con
stitutional plsce initio Lnion," stooa ever",
ready to embrace the opportunity, sfforded by I
spproprution if correct. The resolution pass
ed. ,
Mr. Robinson asked leave to introduce a
preamble and resolution to remove th tax
on raw cotton Allison and Benjamin objec
ted. '
Resolutions sympathising witb Csda
v
the surrender: again bvthe receot lecUlation were nassd.
of the Republican party in Congress, of reach- Mr. Dinrham sent to the del k' desk and
in "home, at no remote dar. had fcad the following telegram, received by
All oati Isrtrs5CX- A gtotleraes, lec'i
turifigin the neighborhood of Loodo, said
Everybody has influence ; even that littlS
ebild, pointing to a little girl ia her fetter's"
arm.
"That 's true T cried the msa.
I At the close, be said to th lecturer, "I bea
youx jardon, air f but I couia not neip ,speax
tng. I was a dranksrd but, as I did not Hke
to go to the publie-BOoae alone, I tfted w Sf
ry the child. As 1 apprcecbed lit pobHe
houe one night, bearing a ret noise tnid(
she said
Don't co. fatheT.'" ui Hold ytmr tooroe,.
chnd." Mnise, fstheY, isn't ge. -lipid
your trngue I say." Presently-1 felt a birf
tesr falling on my cheek. L eovid doc go a
itep farther, pit I torned round, aid went
home ; and have never been in a public-boose
since. Thsak God Tor it I 1 am tsow a Err7
msar nV; smd, this little girl has done it . all
acd, when fou said that even ' ah Kad USo-
enee, I eojia no neip saying, - ibui itbw,
sir.". 1
J
Tire Sentinel knows them. But the Srnti
nel msdc the mistake snd so has. milled
supjorttrs thst the country should be
lU
or
himself bvtlsy , frenn Gen. Sickle:
"Thsnks for your handsome reply te Mr
Eld ridge. You may relieve bis anxiety with
'that your Tace is' capable of progress
mlthn mn will have the nnht to share in
- ----- - - n
IiVm Mnanlintr inlurmatioo that tor enuinare
. ..r-m. ....V1 Ia rontt rnt Ail Ctt I A.lr-r I a rr A', vl.iv. I . . t . jr. 3.
c w 'i".c,u. , .v-v, j tus not coat mm or ajiy qi. nis lncno mjlji;. " ,;i v; I, VkMl Tk
ogre; .n,i:.,cad,cnW.t,tb.t ,1k th, W-Mll;aPg!M
i --ii- .r ,v. w-l.:.j a r-. . I 4 : :
Pu. be! yon fire doHsr,'' said MaeaHy
you cat repeat th Lot d's Prayer, new, .if(
yon try. .
xnc!"aaidKoikxh, "done!" sad, -
turning a deeent gravity tor th tnocnect, sum.
, . . I. I! t I
u,iHi?ns I that belongs to civilisation. And to.
U
rs.
S. Coleman,
tho public lnn-.L ie. me-sav to them that education
hn State of Texas, and extenas tne..
then and to all. 1 too re than
I SlllO V v ' - . ' 1 1
Homestead principle of those isnas also.
iKIc Kill Wnme a law it 5 will faisei
.. j -. : fti-ite:. sumect to. it ; ncJ to tell mc thai Jsmaies.
iinrvicrn(T but one-nan . oi , nmro anvthinc ttm mm ma iicnu,u: . iei ino oHt couiinue w nn
to yon, as to then and to all, i more than
powerit is security! is wealth; it ii refine
ment ; it is virtae ; it is pea'ce. (Cheer.)
it n to tell me thai Jsmaies, and
l,!o1 rf th nolitieal rorx to
poiiucai uogs anouia oeiica, ana incrrwiin vc
kept from "but in the cold. Mistaken politi
cal p!aycr
t 'lag-rar peopla did otc!ap hint.'
The government muat, indeed, be Ma rope
,1
i.
rpilE DEFENDANTin thw case, will take aotlee
. JL that a petition has been filed ia this Office, to
make a record of a judgment; recovered against
him, in favor of the plaintiffs, ami entered, on rec
rd at the Spring Term for Cherokee Co'untj, A.
D, 1861, on an Original AtUchment; and that the
record of said judgment was destroyed by fire dur
ing the late civil-war ; and that unless he appear
at the next term ofaaid Cdurtjtolie held on the 2d
Monday in September, A. p., 1867, and hw cause
to the contrary, Uie said judgment will oe reeoraea
on the Minutes according to the declaration made
'in this petition. --v'-. j " . . ' ; ;-;' ,
T ithxss, J. C. Axleyl Clerk of said Court, at- Of
fice the 2d Monday ia'April, A. D., 1867, and
in the'91st year of our Independence-
J. V, AXLEY, Clerk.
Prt'a fe $9. )' , Juno 19 26 6t
" . -v: vl l.n tit th" ?rnh. fhe I . T .
present era; and sapposmg u. 5 --. r. mVxl T' r.X iVi.
ihewfrface to be arable, it wouui i1Ns,n lur-t-"" ,"',.,u1"r vv' itatoo
. . v a . ar . . . -.a. i .
U.-toal of wcrhlv acres Caen jo me uuu -omal naminwiraiion
lliesd United State,
dred thoubd famlliesVnd l.lomcsteads ot Spanish America, Algeria and the
?.:ltrt one million families. With 'lined illustrations cthe hi.teneal
.1
fHvi'TM to one million
such a statute -thore need be nf landless pco- ,Xample.
th CZmrlt KeimbiiC
jjj v a as Bssw av ----- x
le races
I A Good ThIq riion rBSTics
ICUiBiV tz . .
As well migt l bKi"ul lhat I
of Mcxfc aniraraguay, andN
Granda, are unlit ! lei
B.The first tbeir political systems
ito, who se: na.tu o w
thet
ew
patrons Fa power, whence they ought to be bur
hich all the biz' of my colleagues of the Thud Army Corps-'
Mr. Logsn exuerea a preamble and rcaoio
lions, which were pasted lacking tk general
rumor that armed "expedition are being -or
gs rrirvd in this co a a try agxrost BepobUe of
Mexico, at variance with the wishes aad feei-
r'ing of all good ciu'xena ef the United State,
i - - - t t -
snd contrary to toe tousn4 puxme policy,
snd rcarteetfnllr rej nesting th PtsskUat to
tary otv
2
numerous
issue a proclamation warning all mill'
'cer of the U. H. against such tmlawfal or? ah
led iadefinirely like as of old, the courteous
host thst
i rations being formed, ann! advising all par-
"Tags evury seateace with some fawning word
unfit! far civilization, beeanse I . . . f i ...,;
are In' constant ferment "- wuy w.u u recouiiruc
tett, with the sympathy, aid and
oos who depart from the United States in!
v ' j:.: .1. -. .1 - :ii r r .
tutu capwiuona, um iut aiu twrivik m
nghts to protection under the laws of the L v-
ry
etn! a 1 oe I bsT It :
. "Now I trVtsadown UsIst, ,
I pray th Lord say tool to keep ;
II I should die before I wake,
' . I prsy th Lord cy scml to tsia- .
"Ther! I told yow I ecmld. " ,
"'Well, I pre trp, beat,' saod riacarty, par.
tng otct the nxmey ; "I wtmlda't bar thocjtt
yon could do iL S
A pair of them, to be far : "Car neither of -
them knew h, i
rill succeed
(Enthusiaimi )
because you
ceeded from Adam rxt inercu - Tt mar be the destiny of your race to carry ar they
rajscniei upu- w.-: tK4iiback to the unknown tributaries ot tne uejTUdiealsof th South" airt who ar
J w r mm sniMi f b-m vr a aw-. " -w t - . - a . a a . mm a m. i
honest and
willing hearts of the Soathern loyslists. These
who constitute the mueh-despiaed
too of
ten besmattered with the filth of big-dop; "trai
tors.
A subaiitute offered Tor th Senate bill
guaranteeing equal right is the District, stri
king out the word KVit wbertrcM. occurred
in'the Charter ordinances of laws, passed f alter
whica th boose SdjoarnexL
"CaDitsl weathenMr Jones, canif al weatk
Hl . - r i- ii- I -
xuc -c.parx oi me nepuDucans er My wife s cot socb a erdd she caaU
bruredthn for gold. It seems tUt ni-rartr of America, and they will bare a prtreak. I lib sock weather
' t
Ay Irish ram asks a L6egIslaad women tne
price of a pair of fowls, and Is told, '- -
" A dottar. - j
- -Aadt dollar b if, tajdarlint? Way, &
my conntry yjoq' might buy them for sixpence
mm ilmrM "
lv- i
And why didn't yon stay ra thai -blessed
cbesp country V j
' Och, faith, and there was no sfrsestce tlortj '
to be- tut 7
f
equekh the old Boy