euro
The Mu rfreesboro Enjqu i rer.
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VPlrVAKD-'AXD' OX WARJ
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2E
(Thursday; februar hylzHTf,
fol Robert Strange, of WilraiitetGii, died
last- "vvic. j .
i te rdturU'our thanks to our ninple repre
peuttf.trv, II. C. Maddrey for sblne docu-
It seems that R. J. Gatling
.Epq., the
greatest gun inyentor of the a
!
and an
old Hertford county Bon,) is still!
ing-to: supply the world with destructive
weapons. He tested a new intention .of
Jus at Gibraltar recently, and $ot ' being
featibfied at the results, is preparSnc for a
second and better trial.
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f ' The State Grange.
The next annual meetinc of the North
Carolina grange, Patrons of Husbandry will
be held in Greensboro, on Tuesday, iFVbru
ary, C, 1877, instead of the 15th of the same
month, as heretofore published.
We hope every Grange in this section will
be represented either in person pr
A permanent head-quarters will
by
proxy.
probably
be selected and Greensboro has alelko?
vvmg
and will ceraiuly get it if this sectiob
of be
State is well represented.
trjot, Greensboro Pa
- - Journalistic-'
Kii J, W. Albright haa-wttbdJvTO'frbci
th'O editorship of the Greensboro Batriot.
The Roanoke News bit been puiMliajsed by
Thos. Ernry, and will ia futujrp be ed.
ited by 'AndrevJ. Iiitrtoa,Esq. Wei regret
toart wtthoar olr. friend, iJr. Jianning,
yetV "?re "welcome our talented fricnjl Burton
affix wish the iVe a larger share! ol pros
perftyi . . -
The Wilmingtoi. Journal haJijbeen re
vived under the Control of Cicero W. Har
ris, Esq., who has made it a considerable
improTeincnt even upon the sprig lilly Cape
Fear j We welcome the Journal fiid now
recognize it as ione of the best dailik in the
State, I -
The Messrs. Thorp have dispose of tiiei;
interest in the Ilocky Mount Mail t Messrs
TV". II. & II. j). Avea, aud the nevir editors
make their, bdw in a well written) and ap
propriate saludatory.
The North Car-linjk Farmer earned
to u
little changed hi form last week. Kv
ft
e com-
mend it to the farmtrs of onr &
p.te, and
would suggest that they.make it tNeir
State
orrah. SuoscriDtion. SI. tkt veai
v- There is a rumor the Albemarle pim'e.i will
resume publication : sotn.. We tiuslt the
report may be true
Passap-P nf tliP Piarp Rill
When we saw the names- of these! ster
ling democrats and firm pataiotsj Hansom,
Bayard and Thurman, as. members on the
part of the United State3 Senate (if the
(Jongressional Joint Oo'mmittee,. pointed
to determine the Presidential controversy,
Aye were satisfied, not only the fctterest of
the Democratic party and of' tjiie South
would be maintained in all honoHaiil ain
.. .... . j i
cerity, out that the republic itself would re
ceive no detriment j I
The report which was the result oi their
consultations was of course a coiraSromisc:
But the times are critical, antT threco an try
was menaced by civil war, Jiih, we,
with thousands of our fellow citiejjns, hon
estly; beleived that Tildeh and Henlfricfce aie
fairly elected, j'et other thousand8-ico Sdub
equally conscientious were juat fcffjtjiorstrghi
ly convinced of the election cf Iliyea and
Wheeler. The anomalous condition of a
very nearly equal division of life votinsr
strengMi of the nation, arrayed 'v cither
side, was an element of tremenrjpsj peril,
and it carried with.it a stuperidcu;! itScalty
i l the way of satisfactory settlement- j
The Peace Bill prepared by thei fcrmmir
tee, and which at once'commendeJl: itself to
iuc WUUIC-. tuuuirv, xori ana pomp, as
eminently fair and just to both pi(Cieaur
ail flections, was a triumpli of cOT5rageoas
and impartial Rtatestnanship. Itsj idoklaa.
by both houses of Congress, by Scinpfcatic
Diajorities, has saved the nation ancl. rciidisr
anything like a civil war impossiDe.
Whether the final iesue shalI J be
inaugaration of Tilden or of Hayed is
j the
now
fom
in i the . arbiti ation o f Proyidenceji
which let us hope for the best, j pat
nation, which is above all parties! and I
the
Pres
idents, the republic founded by the biwe
men and women of a hundred yea
agr?,- is
safe for Aeasi another century.
7xb
perpeiua.
, I ; , North Carolina-
With us in North Carolina, ttu
natioral trouble is beyond our rneana of
control, we can at ieast sec that xhle ark is
kept at home and duly honored.
4870
n
liberty was assailed in North Carolina.
and
the ark was carried away captiv
nch
branch of the State government was cjon
seating thereto the legislative an
d the
ex
3U
ecutive by direct overt action, and the
dicial by non-action. But in due
. . m " ' -If"'"
time
uagon wa? oyerturnea, tne peopM rose as
the waves of the sea rise before th tempest
aiiu i uit'ujui um;k.. lueir oik wiiui inuiupu
fV,icL Rejoicing. Law once-more rgnecl in
ifortii Oarolina, and enly the stum:p! of pa
gon was left tp hiro. And whilhejrj-should
the kine dav the ark of the poples liber -
tiesv if not ihto the border of North Caro
JiDa4. i'a" fortress formed for fkeedom's
hands." ' Where should th genius jaf liber
ty guide them, i&njcl hre It was on the
Uil cf North Carolitui that the foojtjof the
first English colowt was planted' iu Abe er
ica, and the solitudes of her-forcsteifirst of
ail heard the glorious, tongue of Shiispesxe
and of JMiltoi-5 it was in North (larohna
that th first Wood was , Fhed in be
alf of
Caro.
Americaa liberty ; it was in North
lhja that the fnt Declaration of Ihdepen-
dili.Q3. WA9 promulgated against the
power
of , the British Empire. North Carolina'
provincial congress, first of all, instructed
their delegates " to unite "in i& nationalpc
laation (of jludependence jUt; jwastorth
Carolina who, wftb! one Ibther JState? to
assist her refused to agTee 6 a provision in
the American Constitution permitting "Con
gress in any, emergency to suspend the
privileges ofjt tie great writ of human lilier;
ty";. . jt Jvas m North Carolina, and I be
beleive' onlviin -North Carolina, that in the
'midst of the great civil war of modern
times, jwherj -forty mill iotis of people were
engaged in desperate fctrife. amid the glsan.
iu of bayoijeSj.the roaiiug of caanontLe
thunder' of charging squadrons and the
light of burning eities, the civil" power
maintained its supremacy oyer the mi'iaryj
the j ugde w As obeyed. , inter arma audie-
bauturlcgexir Govs Yirnce's address
! aUgXTSTA 'LETTR"
j ; AtJGiT6TA,ARX, Jan. 2(1 1877T ;!
Editor Enipixrer : 1 , .' !. .
News mTEBESTiNa tooue PEorLESicTr-
ESS AMuiirpSESBOEO SON OKAED F20M &C.
To tell the pews in Arkansas &t this time
is a task that I; feel wholly incompetent to
perform,, but jl will tell a littleof ft anyhow j
The news here is hot like ny nef"4ibor's
whiskey gojd - and better bat bad and
worse.- " j'''T"l i; " : ' '
For samr iwecks Tefor& tJlirfstmas the
people were gsneralJy well aud anticipating-good
time, buUaJos I that dreaded melsj
scnger, death instead of joy brought grief
to many hearts. I have never heaid of
near so muchjneumonia in all of my life,
and in a majority of cases it has proved
fatal. A good many people have died, and
many more are sick, but the- are those who!
were prostrated, from disease In the past
summer. I will give the names of two of
Northampton sons who have recently dk-o
for the informjatlou of their friends and re
lations: jWitlii'm R. Gardner, son of Mr.
Jessie B. Gardner, died' about two weeks;
before Ghristibas. John T. Vaugban. who
has many friends and relations in North-;
impton and itertfoid counties, died on the
31st day of December.
On Saturday night before Christmas
snow fell to
Sunday I the
again and con
the Thursday
hard 03 ever I
the depth of tour inches, on
snoy commenced falling
inued day and night, until
Ifollowro":. Evervtt;i:ie froze
saw it and the snow is on tl
, j-roimd yet.
Notwilhstai:
umc:
the weather
h?.S
1;
extremel' cold -and disagreeable, and peo
ple have been; (dying thick aud fast, heavv
efforts have bi?eu made for amusement. I
think for the past month there has been a
ball, party, oj- a wedding every nigLt. The
week before .Christmas our Clerk issued
thlrteon rnari i'age liceuges, and; it is to bt
hoped there are at least twenty six happy
souls in Arkansas. The people here heal
the world to joanre.It is all can be done to
keep some of them from dancing while sit
ting up with1 the dead audv dying. Mr.
Editor, I think you say you are fond of dan
cing, now if -ou -want an opportunitytodo
big dancing ald a heap of it, just come
l ight here tjij .Woodruff county, Arkansas,
and if vou da
not have a chance to dance
ali you wish to, I will treat to a gallon ot
something I like to have said whiskey,
but I happened to think you might be a
Good Temp!r. Nevertheless, you come
out, aud you jghall dance all you wish, and
dance at a - jj-edding1 too, if I have to get
married myself!
The cotton
crop would have been gat li
the bad weather tv'kich set in
erecr, but for
about the midjlle of December, and' stopped
woik' entirely
.. Cottofi is 1
Dv, and the
crop -shorty bu;t I believe farmers as a gen
eral thing, are as well able to pay their
lebta-as they have beeu in several years.
Augusta ha3 been a liyely plcethis win-
terl I think
Mold tii ere inj
ever bbfore in'
There aie six I
there has been more g. ods
the past fot months, than
the same length of time,
arge dry goods houses in Au
i gu3ta, each emploMng from four to six sates
Snen, all are bSy from early
night.. There '.are seven lare
dawn till late at
large groceries, two
drug stdrefr, jewelry establishment,
three' bar-rons, one tailor, oue photograph
gallery, liverjj stables, besides milliners,
shoemakers, bljacksiniths, and restaurants a
plenty and all seem to be doing a lively
bUMnessu . There j will be two or three hew
bustnness hoxit ?s opened in a short time.
; Politics ha! cooled down to mixed up
t'mPsv and are in for two Presidents, or
rlone. Some think we will have a little
war: some think not, but oue thing is sure,
(and a little cpnsoliug too) we paD sill stand
ehber of the diemm-as aud I don't care two
bits Which. I jam willing to take a bit f
lioth if necessary i
The
handsome, aurT, fnteHTgent
Pul Uill, fronj Murfiesboro, was to see
me not laris since. We- hacT good old
fashioned lauh; he has been to Texaa but
didn't like it. I wish I had time, and couid
tell what; lie say? f Texas, ;
! Cache.
PITCH-LANDING LETTER.
Pitch Landing, Jan., 20thr 1877.
Dear Enquirer
i- ' - , . i
At this late day I comply with a promise
made sometim since, in giving ypu a few.
of the : incidents I in this" section of our
county, i :;. ' --;!. ' '
We live in a -strange climate. At one
time a fellow U afraid to open his mouth,
for fear of beinsc frozen inside, and then
before one has time to think, the theraom
eter is lip to 76 0 at night, I had began
to think! jthE the prediction of the late
IJeatenant MafaryV of the United States
Meteorological pignal Corps, that we were
to have tluee very severe cold winters, com ¬
mencing
the winters of '76. '77, was
about to be, verified. But alas ! to all sub
Iimarj" calcularoa predict that it -wiil
snow and the theraometer raistd to 73q.
.Would that tbera could, bi bo suddeb a
changein-the election Rei urning Boards"
for the! Better, and then j honesty would
take the place of fraud, the; smile of har
piness ! wuld gladden the cheeks of .the
loferjs of peace anci good uoYernment, tlve
jabilant "song of industry might he-heard
from' the frozen lakes to the Rio Grande
and old Piute- wobM bowl, over- hid lost
prbspect of tho?e redeemed -
The we ither is having its Effects upon the
weak contitdtiou$ of numbers of our cili
sensJ Geo. WJ, -iBrittou an old citixen,
died a fevdays agb of Fneuionia, and-hi?
Lelder son, I understand- has-been etricken-
with the same disease and has passed the
skill of the medicineman. il Mrs. Marthai
Evans, mother of the iley, Jos. N. Evan,
of ilurfreeslxjio. Tenn., died on Sundiy
the; 14th. at an advanced old age. Drs.
Thomas &'-Askew . are getting, all the prac
tice they i can- attend to, and the muddy
Iroads- are telling upon their: jaded horses,
while they: are cf ten caught dosing m their
huirgissv -)... . ", ;
The Phnnny Phcllows of mdsor gave
an entertainment :n Harrenstilie on the
11th. for the benefit of the Baptist church;
The entertaininment was pronounced by
judges to be splendid, especially the part
acted by Capt. Vill A6kew, of the Stinr.
Bertie ;vho in delineations of the negro
i
character far surpassed the great Baujist
Gregory. I understand that uiicle Samueh
Spruill and B. 15. Winborne, Esq., of Win
ton, lot their passions get the better of their
discretion a few days ago at Coleraine and
uassed a Jew blowsJ . I have learned since
that there ..was no harm done, qnly a little
ear and hair nulling. .
The hrern3i.l!LLed Miss Addle McDade
wi:o has for Sometime been teaching school
Jia Edsecrmbe, ha$ returned to llairell -Iviile
and -will socn open a school. May
success attend her efforts. ! ; -
Maj. Moore handed me, a few days ago
a copy of the Enquires, with the 1st. and
2nd chaDter of his histcrv of Hertford
rnnntvi Thp TPJulpr of the ExdriPEP will 1
LOuntyj me reaxiers ox me ngi n.bi. iu j
be mxiip pleased n .learning . the early
landmarks-'of -our noble old county brought
to light 'by the gifted pen-of ;th8 Slajior.
Ti)e Maj. hasgiven tj
imself extensi ve bounds-
in bring-iu: to light
our earlV historv.
he causes anh effects in
!
The task could not have
been placed in Letter hands, and the history
wilV be a monument
to his memory, more
or stone, after he shall
into dust, j "Ere this I
Thinb,
Asa! IIartz;
lasting than brass
have besn disci ved
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i
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Oct. tiii. - . '
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WHEEL TIMBER.
Noh. 18, 2o, 22 Union street.
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The M'urfreesboro Enquirer for
It has an abe corps of corre3pottilents,! giving!
new from all point, and give al! the home news'
of interest, in tlie First and second Districts. It is
Aj llOMK PAPEZf, j ' .
pnblished at the head of Education of Eastern
Carolina, and has a larger circulation in Hertford
and Northampton counties
THAN ANY OT mill PA PET? ! '
" Times a?e fiard" and "money is scarce.'
but the prosperity of the Enquirer 'is ,
an indication of its popularity.
rEW PRESSES r NE W TYPE I f
We hope our friends will bear In-miner; when
ever they wish ta have any kind of
JOB PRINTING
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donej that the ENqxttreb office has added a NEV
JOB PRESS and- a fine assortment of new TYPE
to its newspaper department, where they 1 can
hare all manner of Job Printing.
excuted In as, good style and at as LOW TRICEs
as the same work can be done asywhere. - !
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LetterHeads, Bill-ITeadg, Circulars, Pos-
tere Blank Forms, Visiting and.Busi-
y : . nebs Cards, Wedding Invitations,
-...; .! Envelopes, PAnipbleta,
or any kind of Job Printing. ;
Remember,- our rule 13 that unless . our
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word gives entire satisfactton we wUI no' accept
pay therefor. ' '.!'. 1 -l
7? invite the public to call and examine our
peclmena. Address all orders
; SxqpULES,- Muffrce3borvN. .
orfolk Advertlscmeuta,
, !
lUlCilAAT TAlfiOR,
as m
fa
Street, j r ' NORFOLK, VA.
Nth!nc but the finest Clotha. CasRlmeri.
VcsntiTtrsi.aJway on hand. And :nne bnt th-
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ODE HOUSE,
J. MANNING; Proprietor.; j
NORFOLK, VA.
.f .2.00 PER DAY:.
mvRt).
he public and traTelllng commnnlty are were
thit ao palaa will be apart a to render general g
isifhtctloto. fche tab'es gunolied at all tlme wit
wiih thb chpofce of the market, I no 4ly
J.! Erittfn, of jr. C. VT. M. Beaton, of Ya
A. J. BRITTO A flo.
( OMMI3SIOX MERCHANTS
far the nale of country produce trenerallr.
ftfTUottcn ft speciality jrs
Jill cohfignments will receive our nromDtf
anl best personal attenticm. Liberal ad
ivarilcefl rnal'le .on CcrxfuginieutH in band.
Office kid Wareiiou Foot of Fayette St..
SELDNER. i
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Trhlesal Iinor Dealer,
panQk Square,
NORFOLK, YA.
6ft"1era tirbmniiT attendoii tn n
firo!irrantR..i " " . 7 '."""ion-
no 16-itm
ILLETT,
iUM FAbTUrtFR AND WHOLESALE AD-
ALER IN .;; ;! '
OOK1NG AND HEATING 8TOTE3,
Up, FIRE PLACE HEATKRS,
COOKING UTENSILS,
i itl KE?FONSTANTLY 5W HAND,
j I A Wit ASSORTMENT OK TIN. COPPEP.
SHpCET IRbf AND JAPANESE WAKE, PUMI t,
MATERIAL, A Cj.
Nog ,116 A'll8 VatT Bt,
' j NORFOLK. Ta.
ded
rfrmowtH AdverHseiiientR.
OREENlWOOD. FRED GRETCNWOfiD
4 THE ASKET." i!
Ft BGrREEN WOOD T?T?o .
A rqil MAKERS and JEWELERS.
No
li? Mam Si n-i't .'Karfniv v
ire and' stocK'in the city and i
CLOCKS, ( .lEWFI.RYnfEPAowostt
net:
P m t 11 i
m-r, Scotch . Ale S0StMA
116
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irtp-tsmoQth. va. NUWiSi'
esy goods JufeTiMXEiVEi).
y just recievtd a larjfP lot of
FECT iaid
STRAW II ATS fir LADIES, MISFIT
kind CHILD.kEN, WIHCn I WILL OFFrlR AT A
VERY SMALL riilCE, ' Also a lot of ,
BBDpS, -VELVETS, 'FEATIiKLS, LACE:
SILK NECK-TIES. IU'STLIiS, LADIES' antf
CI ILDRENS' FUR CAT'S.
A liandaome assortment of
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NECK RTiMFLING, COLLARS and CL'FFi?, I
DjRESH FRINGES and CORSETS.
KDID2 bnttonkid GLOVES, S3, OO
Imping of all kinds done to orderi
ami examine at ,
MRS. L. T"; HItt5niKG3?
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OXFORD ilALL, Hlgl Street,.
Porteraoutfe, Va..
EIIS
brothers.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
and -
Hay. Grnin. Lime, Cement. 4Vc;
Water St, ccrnpr of London,
Portsmouth, Va.
iii Cos
Pritifmpt
atterfettou fflen to orders and Conaljr
menu
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H
HtME & BRO.,
lERS ant! STATIOXJ'R.
atreK.v?; r." PORTSMOUTH. VA..
Dalera in
PIANOS,
ORGANS and FANCY GOODS.
Sol-agejy
of this 8ectlou for the
CELteRRATElV MASON and HAMLIN ORQANS'
E; AMERICAN -HOUSE.
On the Fnropean IMnn,
j PORTSMOUTH, VA.
We
faKe nleftpdre' tn anrionTicitior in tnn .ih...
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NrcTHbar 'jnd the trhvelircr pnblic t.at we-
ha vp
n
5.nea the ahnvpi i.tnnwn .
for traveler. We'fenv ..i.i
epehS'eMi! maklfar it in every particular a flrst-
r,!road ani feaniboat landings, ard oiv
tnecornrr of JiA two principal streug. makes lr
tne irjest cenvhfnt honse in tltp plfy. Th roonts
ate neft well veiitlinted. and are furnished with
fer'Hi Pd S
Jitintsl
BoardL
2 per dar ; Meali,.s cts.
'mm, &.
IT. DIGGS 4 SOV PrnnW.t.
RICHARD ! iWimrCK. T?4n of c.,,t. -
flffntferii years prbpretor of rte crawrord llonne
s with tasL. and
riena
uv i-icaeca io wr icome bis;
iXY GOai)S-EARGE STOCK '
LOW PRICES !
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thing
"Pitt's :,i5r(DAI' vimnv at fr sesthu
my ptore s in Poirrtmortth.
iTd ' n2 7 fn . ento repairlcgflne watch e-3
clocks
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