. jFlty dhatham Record
THUHSDAY, June 3.
1S.S0.
H. A. LONDON. Jr., Editor.
r.
POTTTICAf COV VFTIOK
n.i . . .. i . t . . .... , i ...1. eoiitiiieiiinr neaieu canvasses wun ami'iiou to me uimuuuuiiiess in mi , . . own. i. i- oencve in ia:n;' j m-
Uiii may truly he termed jho; ri.,4licall t.om.)t.titllls .Ulll original story he bho wed lack of vc-. taker comes uroun.l, which will N,i-a,l of Slice,.. Au 1 ti.j vvouldnt
month of Conventions, for during 1 i- 'i racity in other btatcnieuis; ami, in he early iu June. W e want the ci n- suit the je iplc. We h, liive in sure
June there will he held the Nation- 'vt ,U)t ollc'e wa hls l"'IV!lte fharat- lllttt tbe jujjmtatiou on hia'SUs to ho correct I v and accuratelv eiu.u.;h I'uhlie school- t.. e.lueaio the
1 Conventions of hoth parties, thetcl nwsiil-'d- Eve" liuiical "'; character on account of which he do- takH)j aml Wlth ,hi; viw wo vM at'. el.ihiivu of a!l ila.s. s, ve-i at tlieex
... . dared not assail the intci'-iitv of his a'ided a Court of luuuiry is fully .....,.,.,. ...; ien-.e of u tax on Do-'s-and that
caste v. oiivciiuoii oi uic ucuioci.iiic
party, and several of our District
Convention. Politics la-it. to
Btaie i;onvemion or uio uemocrarie
i, i..U(l,0 ,1 uu .i.i.l
warmup,astheueathe. dixs, and
the coming eampaigii wnl be ex-
citing and closely contested. The
Kepuhhcan National Convention ,
f . u . f .i- ilf -
met yesterday at ( h.cago, but at
tl.ia writins' wo have not l0;liP
who were nominated, although we
I,... .... ,i,,i,t ',, ttmf :-mt w tin.
nominee for the Presidency. The
l)n-rati,. Vational ( ,n venthm
will be held at Cincinnati on the
Vd of June, so that before the close
of this month both patties will have
placed their enndidatci on the Hack
and the race will fairly begin. On
the 17th hist., the democrats of this
.irs oi mis
State will naino their candidates for
the State ofhees, and on the 7th of
July the republicans will name!
theirs. Ihe democrats ot the Third
Congressional District met at l'av-
-f..:n.. ...-,. ...1.,,. !,,.-.! t,
nominate their candidate br Con-
greas, but we have nut heard the re-
suit On the Sth inst. the Conven-
tion'in the tith District will he held
at Uockingham. tn the loth the
Convention to nominatea candidate
'for Jud'-e of the Fifth Judicial Dis-
trw-HidM I,., lu.ll t Dn.le,,,,' The
tntt W tl be lu Id at Hu ll." ; IK.
l.onvention tor this (the rotirthi
P,.nr4 a lUt..;..r will l. l,..l.r. '
"ft "
at lUleigh, on Wcdiicsdav, the I'Uh
inst. We presume it will be sever-
al weeks before the candidates for
the Iiegis'iiture and the vari )us
county otfices are Humiliated.
They will come out when cotton be-
. .', 1 .. "M I . ..ll
gins to open, and will be tho "tall
crop of candidates.
When all the candidates are itoin- would change to nominate some one
iiiated and begin to go out among else. This practice of changing ah
the people canvassing, and the pa- lows too good an opportunity for
"pers are filled with politics, every .swapping votes, trading, Ac, and
'bod v will become stirred up Mid,uoulJu8 atojipwl. Wn.it say our
every quiet citizen become a busy hrethrea ol thelW ?
.politician and zealoti.-ly advocate j Hattle of Alamance.
the chums oi his party candidates.
The excitement will, as iisutd, be -
come so intense that it would seem
certain that onlv a blood v appeal to,'
arms could decide the contest, but
11dw.11 tin. ..h.e;..ii ii orni, ..ei.i-e.
"T
Jiin.r uml 1.1.. i v b.idv will nt nn...
Uling .111(1 U tl llo.l Will lit OllCCj
quietly settle down ;md the cotuitrv '
, t "
hull 1)0 SillC. 1
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' MALK LOI S DKFAMAT10N.
In their zeal to secure- the iioinina-
tiotr of their favuriti', many of the
friends of (iov. Jarvis and Judge
Fowlc have spoken uml puhlished.
very unkind, and we think unjust,
. charges against the other. Crimina
tion and re-criuiinatiuii have been
too much indulged in. While it is
all right and proper for the friends
to
use all honorable means to secure
his nomination, yet a'.l good men
'should denounce malicious and.
false" attacks Upon the private char-'
actcr of otlier aspirants. Kpoeially
should democrats denounce these-
lalse attacks, when made upon the
1... 1 . . i .1 .: 1 .. .1 .. 1
leader of then paity bv other clem-
ocrats simply to advance the cause
,f ,.,.,.1. ... 1 , 1 r . 1 ..
of another leader. W e do not
believe that either Judge Fowle or
t. . x 1 t.i .. 1
idyuJarvis approve of these attacks
rtpon iv. 'U other tliat are lajiiii' made
. . . .
, . -yj ."- i-.-i.i mo i"i""oii.-. iu-
; ' At6;id of these two distingaiislii'il
"' '.'ti.nim.i.it. 1... ti-... I. ...... I v ,1,..
dtmot-i.it. .cm, t.aduccd , tl c
.. fnerids of-thi; other, all sli.-ulil pun
. "in rwaiso ot them hoth, tor they
' '(Aescrv'o well of the State ant! are
. , . . ' ..
IV bvus, of wlioni .North Carolina
;?y well feel .roiul. Uotlf of
jHitse geiitletiicn have been honored
Hiid trusteij lenders in our partv too
trusteij' lenders in our partv too
, ' . 1 " ..
f, for dentocrats now to assail
Ion;
their pastjveords. lhey have both
''. been too long ami highly en. lorsed
l.v the mi-tv for dcnmei-its mm- t.
Li ' .
ehtTdemn what either may have
lne; in the Jast. . As the lawyers ;
tSvioulTlvHei(ii)mtsare'V'.h'PPcr'
'kAb'&hr ...,1;.;... ,.l,...'J -
.-"'!. Hi"0 l!",l(-,u",i t-haits
agsiiii iiuy. arvts mive liecn nitulu
V ' , i-
V ce'rtaiit ii.rrospomlents of sumu;'t 5 1'; nl; l'JttceJ the hands of
" . . (ifinp.'iil Selwirinl.l Krniii Ilia r.ffi.!,!
tu.u'sii'iiwrs th-it hi leia hi'iMi eoin.
nt wj.jhii.is, in. hl mis oLtii com
pdled to-publibh a card in denial of
them. In e we have not snaeo to
' iiiililit.il InsH'.'inl we -dnllv state
,' . i f Ti ti
tpat lie entiieiy lettnes an these
bitter aissaults tijioti hini aiul ill our
-:oi)inioii fully exonerates his char- 11 18 ""possible tliat he could not contract, and to proceed with the .much used, aud on the ilv-leaf is ncsscs against hnn. Harper is un
IfT. .t... ...t i - ; have released himself, and how it is work. Mr. JJest is tti.eefeil loin wiitten in his own hund l.is iiiuk. hurt, l.'iit the second shot winiiided
ic i . "V4 -
l.ly that thcflC charges against (iov.
Jnrvis should have been made at
' ti.jj l.,t. ,l i.f ti.,.h.K- ....1.-.. ,
aftei t he al eed cii-currenco, took
aiai inx aiu0cti oituiuiKts toou.
in..,!.. i, ....... ,-,f
'' i.. .......v. jj mi i u. till
nun nurtv A those, out vciis
. . -... t :. i.. : :
1 o
nils inn, Uiu.in oei.ll ill iictlic i.ij-
: . . '
1,1 - ""iimip" ",lvl v-tiniMiyii
. . . ? i . i . .i
d- ha hccn reor
Intended democrats to do .
. . . .
character. llns lias been reserved
if . .i
L'":llacu'' ami to uenounce uie
graceful aspersions east thereon,
H personal ir.e.u, o. many yea.,
Mcquaintancc we take pleasure in
it... 1 f. --. 1 -
denouncing sum .iu.ies. "J
Thomas J. J.irvis : as a democratic
journalist we denounce such as-:
' , .
saults upon one of our most trusted,
leaders : and as a citizen of North
Carolina, we indignautlv repel such
-
'lsrl,slo,,"H 11 u "
"m
(hanging Votes.
' We would call attention to a prac -
tiee too freiiuently prevailing iu our
,i .;nr, ,,,v.,t;,.,,u ,! i,,.t ;a
, , . , . ,
the changing of a county s vote be-
fore he result is announced. It
nearly always happens in our con-
i ventious that after the roll of count-'.
called, that many counties.
, CUUI, lU0lr ",,u ue,ole ,ue rLS,ut lh,
ttnnollnct'd- 1,1 tLl8 wy luncb con-
f,lt,ion is caused, and dissatisfaction
produced. Why not let every county
. ., .t.,i . .., , ... -t ...
tlie nt-xt roll-call uy the
ueces-
sitv ot these frequent anil confusing
.chllIlgeHy WLen a county gives its
Voto for ony man it should be so
counted, and 110 changing allowed,
Wo have known of instances when a
majority of the votes wero given for
.... , . 1.
(,no candidate, and before the result
could be announced enough counties
, Last Saturday au immeuBe con-
' course estimated as high as five
......
' thousand was gathered on the old
battle field to celebratu the battle of
, . ,
'. Alamance
peecnes were ueiiverea
: 1'V DrOiniuent ''OlltlemeU, H large din-
'iinii 3
ner was enjoyed, and all bad a good
,,1,-1
time ('nerftlly- Lftve uot J"
learned whether the celebration was
to commemorate tho deeds of tho
Itegnlators or of tho victors in that
t e 1 1 1 1 .1
unfoifuuate struggle ; or whether it
was intended as a 'boom in the m-
terests of certain political aspirants
Difference in Temperature.
Last Friday, when the people of
Him nlion njt.ro im, fei- iirr u-itl-. Mm
. "
oiinesie ueu-, umi m iuo large
cities many died from sunstroke,
i
there was a snowstorm raging at
Lead villo in Colorado! This shows
. . . .
.u cAnum.o .uu.j 10 gui-
oraceu in tuts great i.epunlic, ana
what a varied climate in ours !
"
The West Point Outrage.
IV.. l..., l........o .,11,, 1 1 il...
"t.' oiiit.ic.i uj mr;
ttllcCMd "otltrft.'e'' Df-l'iifitrated linon
the CRro cftaet ftt West 1,oi nt. An
'
ja,tt.mpt was made by prominent lie-
publicans to make political capital
,
0,lt of it, but it has turned out, as
was suspected, that Whittaker "out-
in. 1 -.i .. t . .
raged himself. Iroin tho New lork
Herald of the 30th of May wo copy
t
! "The Court of Inquiry in tlio Ca-
'let YVhittaker case concluded itu la-
....nerallv antieinated coninlete pi.
plicit and unqualified findings against
, Whittaker, branding him with deep
: and lastiug ilisijrace.unless, of course,
iW.hich Lardly seems possible, ti,n
Secretary of War aud the President :
atsnpprove oi tne nuningH, or a court
" V"'1. ,,UD p
Imu'tm, k1!?"' J. one i'e "Pon
a re-investigation of the facts, come
t( a C0l,trarv conclusion. At tho
meeting of tho Court in secret session
'tit evening, tho opinion of its mew-
l)CI wft.9 f'nd to bo unauimons as
to uittftkor 8 All that re- I
mained was to prepare its formal
tiudings, and, as further required
umk'r the,orcler convening it, nc-
COI.Up,U,y awo with a written
opinion. This was done at a meet-
wg at p. m. to-uay, ana the same
at . 1. n. ..Ii.oo.l in tho l,...l ,1
.
idocumunt lt wili be discovered that
the Court is unable to nee how m.ch
ngnt wour.iU as those received bv
tjlttalitr t,ouIJ h'1 l,ee" mrlicted
iu ,Le luiuiner 'hjscnbsd ; how he
nouhl have Biibmitted to tho assault
without aummouing assistance, how j
equally impossible to believe from
,tho testimony of the surgeon and '
e wi lie tins not lor uie iiuri'ose
llomin;ltlV(I1 tlf tjov Igmt that many correspoudentsof our
- . i papers in their advocacy of the claims
,Jarvls' Ior "s ,,L'tu'0U ,lim j 0f one aspirant for ollice too often
J,ll!- '" TK m write unjustly of others, and thus a
pressed no preference, hut simply tot. J ..... ,
vntv., (Jontint '&AotH.c jVl,is;b,ttW 1M?rs0Mttl fet4u, ,S ftrow,,ea-
1 ApM-vS u,u . . . .. ' Upon this subject the KulcL'h News
others that he was not, when first
discovered, feiiniujr insensibility.
'PI... tn.,.v ., ...ill I... f,,.tl,.... ,.11 it
'uo"u'l'M" ", " "!
u)s0 o 0p,mon tbut no motive:
t-.iv i . . 4i , ....... .t ..
una urcu tuunu u. uiu .i,i v in.j
otlier person to commit i tie assauu ;
..... 1 . i.:.. l. i 1
mat ue
Ill&l uo cut uis jiuir mill cum uiii
., ... . , . . ,r . .
otherwise mutilated himself; that lie
Wrote the note ot wannu; mat iu
ii-- A .i. i . i. .. i.: .
ti...
,
,
vi e nave ouserveii wnu uiucu it-
very properly has this to say: ' No
one cau be permitted iu these
coiumns to ueuouuee rcspeciauie gen- zers, me aiuoiuu oi nmu wayes, iue
tiemeu, representative North Caroli- number of week.- of hiivd labor, cx
niiiiis, as tit subjects for the Peuiten- cludiiii' house-win 1.. tlie esii'na'e l
tiary iu advance of the Convention,
and after the Convention hold thein
UP tl' the leople as models of pa-
triots, worthv of highest prto:.o. All
the good that occurs to the indns-
trious writers about candidates niav
. bo said; but falsehoods, whether di-
rect or bv iuiiuenilo. about their com-
petitors, mav not bo said. This is n
democratic newspaper, not a personal
orjfiiu, and it is no part of its mission
to destroy public confidence "in the
, uKrtv or i'n its leadork. and so far ai.
it cau it will prevent injustice to any
of theiu. The man who wishes to
tail uu.ciiiui u ii . ip. 11 luitl ui v 'ii
. . .l..,lrtI1(. .l,,.h.
...,ii ii.. T. .. i.:..r
ToWlu nS a traitor to his people or as
a receiver of stolen goods, wih phase
take his wares to some other matket."
f .frlug" l" legates.
Wa Lave heretofore expiossed our
objections to county conventions in-
Btnietiug their delegates to vote for
,, rT.,.1r ,,n,l' 1,0.. Tl,;- ..,.
. J .... .. 1
tmn lias elic.tea consi.leraue Oiscus-
H;on throughout the State, and we
, ,o.,u.i ,. ,i.... vn timt ....nrK- ,iii
our ,liper9 ttvko tho BRme vit.;. HH
Tll , j,;i.0(l) Joefc We .opv tho fol-
lowing extracts from a few of our con-
temporaries :
-it the miiwriiy-r u .-..umy nr- i.t w .i;hy 1.,
t' lii'nr.1 in h Stale I'.-iivi'iitl-ui, ttn.y tnuy n-t
lP,.m .llwlvH wr,liy lt, .... , Ull. ..0 ,
v..!...1 ;ioii.-iK-ti
"It llir.liistni.'tl 'ii ln-Ui.-rH Ik t,i Ih iM'':i.i'il In
thi- tuiure l,y inwunttlp iui'.-Uhkh ,iii1 ,tiii:
lili'Vllui;, thou nmiiy P.!iiTntH will ivfie.,, l-,
v,,te for Hii,l iipjH,rl i:iMiiinaei, ,ii tin1 r.tiu.l tl :tt
lu.niliuitioiii. wr ir.K-uriM l,y ;i..-k,'.l iiii-t-tliu-ami
i'i.uveiitt,,its. Tti 9 tin iliiijer t" "tit' .;.r:.i
lu t ti lr uml .ith.T c.-niiiit M. Wliy m i tl,, 1 ,,: ' -;il,iir,ittt
lH'iu.n-riit.
'Sui)ost tlnTi- wi'i't- only 1 .0.11 v.iti'rn In K .-.viin.
Su.p.i!.t- 511 -it Uii-!-vk'.ith fai'-rwl tin- ii.'iii:ii,ittii
jrviic n..miiiti..ii?
J J iiO ;. r w !. Bin! only l'.".i tiivon.1 li. i. rn r
Wouhl ii"l U10 J.irviH tii'-ii,
i"""' i ui-nmi..riiy. .luim
e hi-urd In Uii' Siiite C'iiivkii'.Ioii
liilm 1h.1l lln'y sl.,t.l'l
v.Ty I'l-m-
i.Tiil lu Oi" couiay, i'.'t on,-, hit- on om i.t
.'L
.f.
" "nMt..Ki ai..u,. , a n,.. ,.ur m-
11 i'ltl'ii ninl n lX'inoi'mt, lini. n rlk-ht t' l
xht) mlu,.rl... ,lvo r,.,,u ,
nUl, "r Oi" nuij. rlly will I-lil.ul
UIV
Ibfin." ;silllury l)'in,KTal.
"A" l" """ "S'11 "f "" ""iy I" limtnut In
unwi ia..r.., w .,1,,..,,.. ih....,-., ....
";" i""nveuti,,n urv.-r imn nirr..-i n, u
ir..imi.y nrviT will, lt li n .t I'lif. r.e.ii l,'. A . t.
....,.,.,. (lf ...,,.. . .,,.,
niways u .ii-n-nniiie.i i,y ...ui.ti. .n.i'iiwii.--
o.'JHTiilly. 111 our iii'livlilual oiinou. It In i. 't (
T1, iiii(.hl m m .
rom.i imfmti-r-! ana rtiT 1.. r-.r -n! tli.-.r ..- 1
ni'iMnllna to ttn-lr J ii.ltt i.-nt . mi l to i.,to;,, .
t'iiinfiaiiee! nliall h.'.-mi to r.'it li i- 'i'.li. at an l
lir"i,r." ;lu.li-l0'!. oIijitht.
"11 Is wronc to guv raKtlfn liHtnu'tloiis to :h..
o.'iiiity ,l.'l.v'aii"ii. It Is ,roi.-r ai, I rljait rr
C'liuly Ooliv.i.Uoii t., . upr.-w r. i,..-:. t.'H.
llVtfl.'.ioll t.
ai nny f..r any 1 arti.-ulur asi'lriu.'. 1..1I ar
tmry, iiinlianfc'. -nU- limru.-iioiis an
H1"' th.-p-musorour ii,.v.i:u-i..,h.
,l" i" "oii'iiiilfo. h wioy nr.' in
,,., IlUll ,,, , lhr n. n.
tin-nwiv.-s, knowing ti..-wi-. ,.r n,,'
1101111', an.i in. iri'.Tn''
ot ihoir .-oinity 1
.., ,m,bl... ..,,, ,, ,,,.,...,..., .. ,,,. .s.,,...,,
th.ir !...! i..n, hm.t iiiiiiuininii.t ...n.-iiiuiu- nh
'r'"" "" "v"r "'"'
"M.t UHiialiy tlnno Instriii'tt.-iis urs i 11- .1 1-. i
w n"" wh". n..i ,.i,,r,u ta., h.t..i m,-
l'"l't.', Bivr uifir own invh'mn-i- in its !. ,11. aim
,lsa r,.s,,iul8 f in,tru.".l. n' whin r.-ully l ai
fw know unvihlnc alnait th. mi.,.tn,i; ,.r i: ear-
i-"- . - ...t... nn.-. r. ii,, t
wmli.'n if tlne whom th.'y r.-i.r. -xmi, an I v. vv
8.i.inmn.isu,k..,.,i.,ii.-..,,i.,io. v..r,n ,.
""n "u '' .i.i. wn.-n .ir,ii,n-.ta .-, i,t v
.ih1..1 arise, II l.ivoiin-s iiiH-.Hs iiy in hniili.i: I lu-
..yf ,rIy ,,,, i,,,.,,,.,,, u-.
er-i ..r a..i.n.i ju.iem.qu u .-ry i.-ir:i-i- hi.-i
. mini to Diu-iviw, ninl Kh.'it not lianiii. r.il with
inntru.-it.-iH.. ti. t..,.t r-ui: m.iv 1... N , ,., 1.
"'" imn.i ami r.-.i, wiui na ,n
wiiiiout tin .w.t of I'liol.-e, mi l .l.'i i lv. . ..r t'i.
nnr.li... of Imlijini-iil-whrn Jii,,;iii,i,t 8i,.,ii,l .
-r.i.-.i n,.y b.,. in- inn. iuti.. wnu . inttn-
""''' Mme'- aminat...i n.ii.ai..iw i.. nvi,!,,
,r , Ml.r lt B , ,ml...
k ,m '"u"9 nr" 1"v"lv''"' "" ''
iiiiu.uro not .miy .i.wirni.io i,m i;,-,-. Sary t..
tin-urn inten-K! .f in.. .-..mmuuity .,r a hi, ih
l""lll,'. '"" W- nv.siiu.- n.. ,u -u ,-iii,-r. n .-i.-s m
t .-.m,.....f;.-,,-,..r.. iWn..t.
Western Kiiilroiid A flairs.
Wo are glad to be ablo to statu au-
inoritanveiy tnut tiie grantH's of the
thoritatively
Westerii Noi
have oivaiiizt
:orui Carolina JJuilroad
Ol'L'nnieil in n, r,l,owi nitl,
the act of sale by electing a bond of
.liroctors compo.'ed of the following
nanieil gentlemen: W. J. llest, T. M.
Logan, I . F. Miller, John Iloev, W.T. ,
Dortoh, It. B. Yance, A. I!. Andrews,
A. C. Avery and W. K. Ande rson.
They have paid to the Treasurer $ I.-
!l.-.K,32, the interest on the fust mort-
gage bonds of the company, guaran-
teed by the State, which they were to
pay ami have paid from tho ratitiea-
..f.l... rpi i i ,
. j L . . r . . . ..
ui inn . un- uuvu niso lie-
posited with tho Treasurer $1,041,-
(J7, which is more tUn sufficient to
reimburse t ie State for Mi r.thor rr.
peuditures since the ratification of
the act. They have announced their
readiuess to take possession of the
road to-day iu accordance with their
Sunday and will go vigorously to
work next wttk. liah-igh News. '
The Ccii-its.
Desirinar to d what we can to nd-
.
vouoe tun work of tailing the census
... 41 .. . ,
of North Carolina, we leel that it is
.u. .....o. .... . - ......
i l i .. t :i.. 1. . 1 ; if .
ueiiu i,i u lumni 10 u.a.vt- unum-n i-
. . ...
, l ..r with wh.it he ha
to fJlVCJ
" -j . . , ....
"ulKM"cl"m "'
ativu to which informatiou will he
desired :
In nricu t inc. rr uie person w no
,OIillluru u f,nil is lt, Hl!l. if hl. is
the owner, or if he rents for m.ui. v
or a share of the products ; what part
is improved, and what
unimproved ; the value ot his f.rm.
inchiilinj? land, tmcs. h,.ildin,-s.
flUU1i,Jf imi.l(.i,i,.iJts. luaehinerv ami
.
hve stock ; the cost of building and
repairing fences, the cost of fu tili-
value of farm pro.iuctioiis, and tin-
Hvcragt of grass lands mmm ami the
products harv. -tcd iu 17!I; tin-
horses, mules and neat cattle, and
their products on ban 1 June 1. lsso;
the milk disposed of. find tin- butter
and ch. ese mad in l-7:;
ber of sho-p ami himbs on i :i n t ! .in.
1, ISSO. and the mm. b.-r born, .lis-
posed of, slaughtered.
fro
dim-rent causes iu l'-T'i
of ileeci s, the number
he aire -U'lt
s.vil.i- Oil
baud Juno 1. lSN J:
the egvts pro
itemelit of the
i-v, buckwheat.
duce.1 iu
crops m l.-T'.l i t
1...1,.,, u t
x 111111,11 1 'in. v..i.., .... . 1 1 ... 1 , . i .,.
l,..,u.s.tl:,v in its 0.1V r, ,.t f .,ms
hemp, soighiim atid maple siiar ami
molasses, broom c. rn, hojis, Jiisii
jiotaUes, swiel potatoes, np.!,s and
l-nard'.hUo1 all Sds:'' ii!','
vahu-of produce sold bom i..u.-e,ie-
the grapes sold and the im-s made
v;lhl,'' "f l'ri,,ii,",-' sold from mar
'i"1 "U' '""" V 1""
iluce.t, the umoimt ot v.iot
t HI
fl,ri.rtf ;lIul tU. Vl(lll(J uf
H forest
products
Iu rej.ar.1 to pnpu'utieii, J ine 1.
ls.Ml, bi-ihg the date, the celisu
takel" villi v.aiil t,. kie.w the n unc of
t-aell pels mi 111 fanil! ; the color, s. x
and age of each 1 rs..li; tile lelnti ili
ship ol en h n r.-.;i to tlie hind ol
the family; v.lia! persons are single,
man led, i.lov.ed or divouvd, an I
who, if any, Mite married durii.g tin
census ciU ; the I'icupatioii of both
males and f. inales. the Mill. hi r ol
lllolitlis at.V petsoii has bei ll I1IUIII
pl.iyed dm. ng th- cciisils year; a
.-t;itemt lit el tile siikltess or ti liijin,
rary disalnbty of any rson nt the
tillii- ef the eliUlner..tor's visit; il
thele are any blin I, 1 . al' ami dumb,
i.lotic, in-Miie, crippled or bedrid K u
peiu!,s in the fan. il ; how many at
teintnl school within t lie ceii-u--ar ;
if there are any who cannot read ur
write; tiie place i f birth of each ner-
Ron and tlie ji'aces ot biithof his or
her father and in. .liter. Ail p is. -n j
will be iiichlded in 1 1. is 1 luinn ra i ill
who are living on .1 i ie 1, Ifi.stl, as
wed as members . f imibes who may
die utter that, t J 1 : 1 - ; but ch.Mtt 11 wi n
may be born aft. r that date will l
omitted. The q:ie-.!;..i,s as to occu
pation and. the abiliiy to lend ami
write are not to le asked v.iili ie
gard to children under ten M ais
of
.the ci n.-u-
1, and ends
'ltmt o:,o
oi.-ea.-e or
Iu regard lo t:i":
-ear be-ins Jim- 1
lay !, lhMl. 'J he
ia this schedule N
imp
1 . ti
l-ltiSe l.f tie. tilt, i:,i hi
dlM- tse and the cole
Ilspeci.il iuijiiiry is I
1 1 1 1 : 1 1 1 1 -S boi 11 if el
t.i be piamly mad. 1.
epilepsy and l'ii!:t!r
ol suicide t he means
ling- tie
i:iirv
ot'catiotis il any.
he liia.le as to
1 :.-t:t;ct ion is
! Ween up ip.-y,
and 111 c:ise
einlileVid is to
be sillti d. i
lu l lll ille.st ions ol
the sehedllie 1 elate to a
, si x, color,
liativitv i f
coiubt;)!! as t) iu ,rri;
till' l.ersol) ellUII.elati tl atld
if his or
In r hit lu r and iiiiliur, llm occupa
tion, nuiith and cause of death it
the pi 1 soil, the kli.'til of time of hii
or her residence in the count V, the
pliicu where tie di.-use was eon-
tracted and the liiinie of the attend
ing physiciiiu. lliieigh OliMiver.
A War Kelie.
u:.ii.-i--ii 1 1- c. r.;
A short tinii! sine we pnl.li-hed a
letter from fsherilV Talbut, of Ks-;e
eouiitv, New Y'tuk, i-nuiring of ur
shelllTif lili uf tin- relatives of Un
fits I. Ituiuiu was living nnl hiiovn
to 1,1111.
Oar friend. 11. II. Y "oo.le'l, seeing
tho letter, llit'olllled Shell.!' Nov i ll
that he knew livtiiltu Well, and also
knew where his mother and a broth
er and si-ler now lived. .Sheril'l'
None! initio-, liatclv wrot,. SliernV
Talbot, referring hini to Mr. Wood, I!,
mid the eoiiseiiien ' was the testa
ment reiclied .Mr. W. nil vesti iil.i V,
and will he forwarded id oiieu to hi-
niotlier.
The l.tti r accompany in-.; the book
savs that iiiim, vh" was in the
cavalry s, nice, wan disinounte l on
the skirmish line at a ,,li.e. call-d
t'oplar (imve C itirc'i, in Yirgini i,
on the "2Sih dav 'f Septeinber, ls(M,
when the cmpanv to which Slier, n
Talbot belonged Co. C, !K!.l X. iv
York,, was on the .skirmish line on
tho Federal side. When the advane
was made bv the Federal skirmish
i:., "... 1 . : .
1 I .1 ...
nut-, jmiuiiu silou hi his post tnr.u
shot down, ut w hich time the tuemv
was within thirty steps of hum
Sheriff Talbot. s.ein.r Ion, fall
Sheriff Tiilln.t, seeing him fall,
went to him, took the testament .and
his breech-loading carbine, and car-
ried it until ho was diselmr.-ed.
The book shows that it had been
hito of birth, dato of eulistiutut,
where - from, c.
;islaor.
lit V, -.VII.
I'll to i nn fin'
'"refer to run
from it. It weal,! tnki! a mighty
hii,' mule to kick us in t L:i t direction
-because wo wouldn't suit this gen
eration of fdleti humanity.
Vim m ewe have a iniml of our
. . . . , . . . .
uoal.It.'t snii. V.. l...ii..v.. i.. ..tv,.r-
i- .
claim worn-out lands and that
'" ' n iu-li-hi 1:1 .i man-
1-Vr.diin- manufactory ., worked
hy lViuteutiary con n ts which will
?-ive the tanner fei tili.c rs at one-
thi.M the present pru e --and that
wu!du t suit. Uu l.,h,ve 1:1 the
county eommissioiu . s allowing homr-
lo pt paupers two mouthfuis of meat
... .,i n-i- . . . .. . .
an t lu'iail a day in.-t-:it ot one, -to
keci theui alive, and that wouldn't
suit. We believe in II. liking these
coiuniis-ioners bury the dead 'pau
pers, instead if Icav ing "the dead to
dig their own mavis. And that
wouldn't suit. e l.eiii ve in a law
com pi Ting tiies. otiiii.issi.esers every
win r, i ce pt ( i -w 1 1 . :n count iiit
a here a pa; er is pub!. -he I to pr.b
ish imiilia dy au eii:b t of the ti
na.lci ii s'al.'liiiLTol ! he county -showing
t he t a pa". 1 is l,u,v their money
,. cut- who uot it and f'.rwha'. We
well'd eve. pt ( '.is..!, 1 ec Ul-e Squ'ri-
) i.es is . p I to it. i.f if the re. I
son that l! Would est a tl l'io- mi
t.vo ol liir, e ec: !- a y. ar ! the tax
l i 1 r a ..1 t h won! !n"t suit.
woii'd go 1' r ,t 1 r.v to c.-tHbh-b i..le
li 1 !' ts 1. 1 II I iol .og-,h;hts. p'tlV
llu . at. i h ave ill,- : ,.i ii u
co.iri.il . hy ui.!.! ciiiiuil eft s in
vol.ii. g If -.1 !(, f.i oju. the Supe
rior e .1.1 1 ie chance to tl sp. ise 1 f
the o li ilocl.'i t or we Would go f. 1
i'ol iiug 01. t. 1-1:1 of the Sn'i".ior
eoiut .j:vs! I . tiy ciimina! c.a-e-;iu
i a:. .. :a r eee to ili-po.-e of
call e,; , -.. Put !oi,e of tiu -e things
woi.l I uiii; tin- peop'te any uinr.' tiian
eon g to tiie l.egisi.-iture would suit
U-, and iii m.i ci, tut lis oil!.' ef
li, ci.a-e.
Take Care of the Boys.
I 1- -1 . . ,!. N. ! Yo:k 11 -r.-.i 1.;
Three boys w re ai r liiu d in Niiw
.leiseviic i,t y I r implictty in 11
mil'ler ttill lellected lilillsllal dis
:;, ;icc up ,11 all p( rs.ms eol,eernel,
jealousy 1 if ! lie at t nt ions of the vic
liei to a .li-so'iite woman being the
apparent e::u- i t tiie e.nn'. What
the .o.-i:ioii of the idh ;;ed luurdi r-
1 rs wele i'.e 00 Hot know, bill it is
safe to say that had they received
propel- il'.t till. Ill f.o:n their relatives
and ac plamtain a-s they would never
have leaeii' I tin ir present di-grace-f.il
statu-, littl iii tli" hurry intl
di iv of Al e 1 lean b!e tlie b- ie, wheth
er l.is paieiils ale rich or p.ior, prom
ii t ut or humble in station, is getier
a'.iv l.f: to his o'.vu devices at a period
of his iif, w ie-ii pel -; Hi d a-s.n'ail joil
has more in.'.u. nce than all the lca-h-iugs
t'.iat iii iii y can , .y f ir. The
parent who is Ir.ei.d and eoinpaliioii
to hi-, boy as wi ll a- l'g;il guardian
an I pr. i i.l.-r is t.evi r ilsjra-ed by
li.- i,!:-pri;,g. The nian maybe poor
lillti la!.', and kept Irom home the
u'le.tter p ut i t tlie day by his work,
but i! he w ill give Lis i i-lll'e moments
lo Ins children and conform his acts
an.! ciiV: r.-ati"!! lo their capicity he
net l lnt fear the Wol-t tetiiptatlolis
lh'1' aie spn a I b-fore tin- young.
I ibilin.g up 11 1 of Im.-band and
wife- a iiii-loi 1 line that has be. 11
de iol . d t ie.li-;il;d- o.' 1 llm s 1,'i prose
udet.-e, but alarsidlir p-ctacle
i-i the elio.lei
impression, ii.
ilit'il'i'i' of hel less,
1.1 li ell In nil p 1 10 1 1 1 s
nil 01.ee s. euled to thelu iilnmst
gods. i I e boy W'i.iiif p.Oents,
1 1 . r. , 1 1 ! 1 di-.inciii at i.ei, carelessness
or sel!'l-hlie.-,s, cllt illlil iuillft final
their society is j rai l ically ruined
even le lole be fil.ils oile r associa
tnuiss; eli. .tils and churches lu-ier can
make -.ii d hi- 1'O.s
Kcvrmn' faxes.
Tl,.' stain., tax paid on manufac-
f lie. I toli.ieco alone, iu llm eniintv
ofOialige.
from 1 he lieeintting of thi
lli Uii iluv of April inclu
11 . till
sue, is silll l.MiT '.IS
'1 lie special PlXes lllld UlO tax Otl
spirits and other sources, amount to
I, 0 little sum. Of these wo will
speak heiea tiT. The town, and we
wire about to say the city, of Dur
ham i siiice from its enterprise, thrift
mid goVel Itmelit she is entitled just
ly tJ the eogiioliii li has paid llliillily
II. e iilnive la.
We l.i iiie bold the assertion, with
out I ar of successful contradiction,
t Ii :i t Orange county pays mt ro tax to
the l ulled States ( i .iveriiineiit, than
ail tl.i unties composing the
Fourth Ui w nue District ; nearly as
much as the Fifth Ueveuue District,
and inure than all the o her Ueveuue
Districts in tho State, anil that too,
ui.ilcr the general management ef
only one Deputy Collector.
We have stud iiothing of the largo
State and county aud municipal tax
es arising fumi the increase of wealth
ami population. The people of the
State siiould be proud of Durham
and should feel willing to accord to
her that recognition she so worthily
merits. Durham I'lant.
I'siiliiiir Court Sfonc.
1 here was great excitement in the
'..,,.-. ! -..Is.'.;....., ... I", ......
v..un . ...i..,n .hh-hiiiu, . jviuys-
tree, S. S., on the 'JG'.h. A man
named Ward was found guilty of
forgery, and as soon as the verdict
foi -'erv. and as t
was announced
seat within the. I
tin-tl d. hberatelj
ho aroso from his
bar drew a pistol, and
i'lv nt Kvo rn ii iinmed
Harp, r and Lane, the principal wit-
iu both hands. Ward is iu '
j:ut. '
Cannot he ;i !,:
I l-'rolll tin- Mill. II C! '.
W'h are bolie;
the Li j'isln'ure.. Wo
ADVK1JTISKMKNTS.
W A Y N li A Ia CJ O T T
AVA Aki V S AO A U AAXiAxO All Ll A i k f
ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY,
P.F.ST AM) MOST IMPROVF.l) I'AKMINU UU'LKMKXTS
AND
cskneual nionucK
5) Vr.f-" "S.T"
WILL BUY SELL Oli KC'IIAN(iK SECOND-HAND 31AC1IIXKRY.
S 1" K 0 1 A L T I E S .
'I' iliiot X S.JU- liiiprov.. 1 Knlinw anil 11 .Hit, for 1 a t... j,,... Saw Mill ., dininnjj anU all rurpomn.
iuv
liwrb, itjiiH'i'j aii'l t'luirjitors, T.ir'ili,',
s r U A ! C A N 1;
tt'h.'jit fin i Corn MtlK Cm mi l C-u Cru-Uor, Inm
W"tk M;i -li.in'i-y, t'.iiu un-l t.;t.iii I'litnifi'.-.. l;i.l:n
I f-Tti Mj.-llnrti. 1 I'liin-i, I'; t-r nu t
i.Vi-iy AftKtf W;nT;ili!f'i. .lni' i;---: i ::n , .1 n
I V O
.!'; Iit'.-nti iti.
' Jill UiM.iM J-!'
rv ah I l ut tnlii-; 1 ni pi
m it.
in ti y f i. . i Mai
In
;inry fully fiUHfantr
i -' i
Ml f I ,'
fc'.vi'ii uii I i juln- l
URCU ONLY BY
W.T.UuickWelj s Co.
in. I i ill si i.iii in an.
T- T I If I W.. ... I 1 ... 1 I
d:stinoili--he.i ph si.-itm of ti.is ci'v
.lii'.lli-tS.l.liinh! K-deigli A Ivo at J
Ton3 of Money.
One hundred nr. 1 thirty tot s f
gold coin and six hundred and tw he
tons of Silver c .ill lin.v lie in t le S.lb-
Tn-a-'ury vaults in New York Ci'y.
Whid a pile of llionev to lelu.iin i I'.e !
lint UcatSicr.
The heat in New York ci'v 1
liccn feiiifnl. (ii Tliur-.hiv i!;
were thirlv-foiir eases of siiiistr.
and eleven iV'idlis. Atop. in. th
t hi run met er stood ill-P'l. Il Wist'.
noit.'st
server.
M:iy d iy in 10 year.-
Ol.
Tcrrililc Tonialo.
A ilisPiltdl lYolll ' 'iill -lill. Te:l-.
ihiled M.iv say-i : 'A I tnoie
tormelo Vl-iti-.l S.iVoV, oil tie- lexis
li iiri oiiil, hist night, ut:d tot. illy
stroM' l the toll II, kllii! l.i;o --
sons and woun.liiig -ixty inor.., s nue
of who. II will die. Nineteen hlls'lto.-.
h .lues, a .h p. it and I w i nt ,lv-l!.iigi.
V" rn destroyed, there heing ol,l li'.'
h'tl'es in tin place lint daiine.'od
1'iiv .ii ians, nui.-o ';, nn- liciii", colli'
pi .ivii-ioiii, ntnl even f liitig ltci s-u v
were furnished tin in Iiy the people i t
15 'iihatit an 1 a train of cars p'a.'e.l
at their dlsp i-ed. 'he sc. ne he.rg il
descriptioi. Tin1 (ai tli i.-i cn.ud
with tlie ihluis, and tan rroans oi
the snlV-rers are h.a't i-'i diiie-.''
HEW GOODS! HMDDS!
JOS.
l.-ivo J.I,
I?. OUIIBY'S.
an. I Ml. U. K
!:. . i inn-..
Mo. k, an I letv
i.e-iiion in 'i
.:,p.i.a,. iin ..
.-. i. i.i.-c.-.l ii..;.
I. .in I . v.-lak.-n
r.
.. ii..-.'..
. .1'.
. f..- i'.
.tl.ilea I 'l
il'-. I al
In I :!. Ii.j'i
J. b. It IIM I., i . li:.
c Mi'n.i, an I r. Mr.:.,
itiou. Ki I. an. I I i i- 1
all lh I la..' a III,.
le.v
illl.lH x s.ivV .,
t.ti.nv Mi. i'.i,
An. I ill n. .l:!..i
tt of M,-..' a:i.
A U l l of l.'ll
III fll 't. In)' iMi -l.-Ht,
.1 l:..ti'- .a .
a:il l.-i.l!.-!.'
Ti" Pnmnloto fpnm Pollnn to fli;rol
UJlIl)llJlU UJlit UUIUil U UilnUl
All Hull I a-!; Ii tli it 111 v .!,
mi l tli' .iil'll - will k-U'o 1.,,.
.IiiihIii p...'ivlir. a- I' wiil
n','. "I iianUtii iii 11. it.;. 11 :'
iiliil solli'llln - llu. .1 in ' 1.1 tl''
l'.v,...tfllll)', ,li
ai. in
I, II I-,
1 ur-
& T. MBIS & CO.,
(H OFF. US uml
Raleigh, II. C.
Slli.t: Ai.liS H F.lt
SOU .iHI.K SI'A ISLAND .iPANd .VM
H.VbinVIN' AMMnNIATi:i) lIS
Sul.VKD liuNK.
Tllli SleNLW I.I. l-.i-IT.iN I'I. IW AM' Alt. IS
Tt IIS rt.ell.
I'AUMKUS sri'l'I.IKS.
W.- liiiv.' Iii i.:..ri- an 1 t" iu-:'lvi-l.vm
tin-, w nu,, i'..i ,
son llilx. Choi. S, .. on'-,
l-.l Uu.H. eh .i -i- ivliite lloit.' 1 Moat,
.',ii ll.s. l'nino F.kI 1, r.
-jj.iHMiliM. l'riini-Tlmotl liny,
-.'.l,.kia ll Hulk I'lrar l.ili Si.l. s.
i Car l a l- Cliol.v Family ami l'..irn I i ,ur.
ll'arloil.l vli".it l.rnn.l an l i.-li. r f Is t-, Mil
.lit a .'oin.i,.i,. st,-k whi.-'i w,'i.'Vrnl..w I','..isii
r ...i Inn. as ran I,.' 1--iikti: any wl,. t.'.
Call an, I .n ns .wf. r- ..ii-.-lui.-.i.c. Will in.-ik-II
lo your ii.lvalitao.
Very r'.'iii'i'!!ii!!y.
fi'lil-J-tf
r. Noiiiiis .. co..
S. It. STIIKKT, Sit.
W M . J. ST II Ent
i'i
li
Nt tia
Kitleigli, N.C.
S. R. STREET & SON,
OWSEHS AM. l-KiiritvrilliM.
r.cst Sample Koonis in (ho City.
Tim N'ttih.ieil ovi rlni'k I'ninu or ('ni.it.!
ViTe, the tin.st Prtrk in th. kt.uk. iu.J
niivnya uorwHibii t. (i a. nts ol the House.
A I ) V F, UT I SF..M 1 N TS.
Y V
i.i AX A
coimrssiox
..IJ'.bC'IIANT,
I .ivot It,, liraln lirliN, Tlioinas'
t;,'ii sin- an't 1'r,
-M A CHIN E 1? Y
I'.'.- l Mill-. r.i. I
) ul'( ti. i.'-. s:i
:i( in(i.;-.ivc i Mu
, ir !.
lN"i;"ifl ni.l Mntfeii', WMf.
I;..;.- H'.i-n' l'..t-.TH. itratu
l Y A N T !
- n fun,
lllj'.tj.
I. r.i'tl
-ill tin. I
tli. - iii -i a'.-. will- I tjl--li
ml tli i '-pt tjii.'i I li y
Wt.l -tv- a- l;.-i.n:tt..- T-i l
I'im lii, ii rtny I.'flialiln
win il 7"U 1'iiy Ir.iin mm.
foR pleasure:,
vvmtwKi.nLALiru
SMOKE THE 0L0
Tie Liftt Rnnaiiiff Hew Home
,o.n.i
worktii.it;
Sitttpj-olty, Duvability and
Capnoity.
I.a; l-'ii f -r
UIM'i.M.,
.-I A MINi.,
IHIi.MMi
. i.Mlillil
I I ! I I.'....
l.l.-A illt.,
. I ! . KIN'.,
., li! 1 I I IM
M- - I I I. ill.',..
u ran. -it.
sios.e.
v. i: nn .irs-i.
: ! .f"-" w:i'-nn I I'hUi' -tiii'':.-,
i; dcigh, N. c.,
. i in
of I'lirnilure, Mattresses,
and Spring lie Is.
I, i -- !-.- ii'- :1ia lar.vt an. I tismt
' i ie ir..-Iniiii. ait-l lln.i
-a... Sim a i'.i:tni,...'r S.Im,
! Ail Kin.
llri,
r.ii.i ,
Ml.-.
Ill lu.torii
'I'M,. I.-. iv. -1, 111 .-. i.iri-' I in 1 .o.iii.l,.!- Hio.'k of
l:y ii. 11U. .Noii .11-. I'.ri . 'H. p. iiliroiilfri",
i-'all.-y le.i.U. I. li es. p. Iii.u's. Whito
1 1.. .,U. S.- Ii 1. 1 .vi.-. l-'r. in'li I'm 1 lh,
Vi.'Mua l.m us. li'k-tn. tii's, Sivita
I!..., .. !.- :i I M ill l.:i.i V. i-sliu.,
I!.i:r ' ,i t I' ... -' I'lini 1
l . nle . -. .1 11 l- lllesi li
ii..., i--., S a l-lail I I'.'l ,
Per -a , l ' ia nliray
Print . i 11 li.nii",
p.i.j I'.'.'.i.'li nn 1
IS. ...v.. Slii'i t-
litis'.
.',.l,.ri-,l n.iii.Hrl.,
for Pont 1'l.iiin.
1. it. en Slii'i-liiij'. liisli
1,'iio ii.s, I'aski l ove Linen,
l.in.'ii an I S-llv Mm in-H, tnr
bii tiis' Hti.l I! yi' 'p;r, I .!
n it i I! intuit 'ur'.eii- in si-Ih. ' 1-3.
ii 1 '. mi l I ja-'ls ; 'iiov.'S, Ki.,(..r
nun ir.i-k i. l.is:-, I.-.-, ii.xl Mttii,
DRESS GOODS!
Hui.iinirn. (iU colnrs nil wi.tilm.) l.ii-o
ltlli.ttlli.'. Pli nrll lli'lmn-V .M'.luiir Ur
lim."'. l'.'iili'.l ., S..t;..iiiii Siiitinifn,
Si'.U ninl l.iii'-n uml Silk iinj
Wool MlMllll'S. I'l'lillllH,
Irisli P., .'.ins, Mas
I'llsll II UllllKiilll-d,
A I .l. 'HH, M.I.
Iiairs. Ilnl
l.au.ili' H.
XAWKTS ! LAWNS I !
flint ('i"!iri, (..uiii Stylrf, 0 1 2c.
Tiir; tiisi. CALICOES ! thk wkst.
V KAIiUAN. l'KtrV&CO,
No. oO I'.wi'.rrKvn.i.K St.,
Mnv V) KU-igli, N. C.
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