North Carolina Newspapers

2 aapuNAPosorouo mm- ... V Published Semi-Weekly end Weekly by E1TEB OF lDTEKTISIia. IIELrPEIi & CILAJPIN rioniiTOii. 04....,,..,M... f SS .M SS .IS SB . .H S .14 SB wltit ilW Jl. , 1 1DT1IC1. , . filD IITillilLT VW1 WEEKLY, -Snssopr, ft umn... Bt-k-U.!. " - . . - . te eMhe r r at ftx M f . . . ..4 no .. 00 ... 1 M New " Series.. -raleigh; i n:septembe& 24; 1867. -dLi- -.-..m. .mi ' ' 1 - - mm .in i in Him mm. i - m m I T I il I . . 1 - ,- - . .... 1 ... 1 ." .', I., i --- ..YOU lv-NO; 13 ' ... .1 .. 1 m - : - : I, : - r. A A T ItALEIGII, H. C, SEPT. tO, 1ST. VMCM-Jt IA Baton tmlldim mm9 ppU tempts to read out of H men who were of it o4 with it when it wm founded. If he were not still disfranchised rebel, he It but probationer, of lew tbn six moatUi tUad- ing m the part; ; and hi eilort to pot u out, who la oar humble Way, aniated to orgnize : EV To Mam. acwcsiBKsA.11 remitting wcmf an4 mmtai m4mm 9m mt matt ehm tAv com b wwnmlf V mrnitm., monty nyi r I one f the fln Rcpublicwi Maociationa inf eneT,,, and well it b for them : ft 1f , 1 ' '" ' 1 .j j n.. . " . l.i i ' ' . . . . ' . ' T "I Mll f ln'f-'l to tU MtfUHr, Aor aw 1 JWai it ytw t m mHMr f9 M 'tnUf via paid to ocMMWKioaMoM Tb attentios ef bunneaa (sen ia called to the advantage tks RtQisTiB offera u an ad Tertiiunf ineJiaa. ( Our uhaoription lit ia Ura ; ww beliwa, aaomd to M 1pt mbliali dtatbeStata. -ji aea. to ct)mri)Mrt at ahaoat arary .-oat offloa In the eountlca f Orange, Alamaaoa, GuHford, ' Chatham, Ean . dulyb, Daida, Rowaa had onrtha, and baa a vary 1 fanaral ' efaraolat-DW alaawban U-ronghont Om State. No other nediuM of adrertiaiBf aHfoa aupariot adrantagaa te bmd- XXCOMM TED I the United States, may seem to aome people i iouaodort, not to aay impudent We tf "re, that. "while the'lam holds out f punt me TUest anner may return but wUt i shock it would be to the pioot mlnUtarif I the "rilert -Unncr," taken in on trial, ahjd , undertake to read him out of church brlore the expiration of hie term, of probition t We appeal to our neighbor to considct tlicse things, and to withhold kia laU of a jom I munication until he is sure of his owrtjjosi tion. ' Be should reflect that there werevniy three or four gentlemen of Republican ante cedent in. the. Onrantiou, which numtr does not include the editor of the 8bmdar nor the benevolent gentletin w'nicamy down from Washington, with , theran new "plan of orgauiiatioB." Its author Is an bwelre months : before, he will read then) hth out of the party, for iuke-warmneaaj they hare hitherto, for reasons beat knowij jo themsdrea. refuted to release BTm freed ItUaabilitiek incurred while giring "the ii uoiuraMl the last man" to th Conf ed- had been set, "scott freen a year, or two asrol their laurels as "Badical'! leaden would be ton from their brow wad trodden under foot ere the summer sua Mcedes from oof Northern hoj-Hsrnlipro ' w , j ": ?.j TUB FRESIDKST 4SD C0SGES"t v.. Cd-0lRA TWB. 4SSQCU TTOSS. . ', We take great pkaanre in publishing the following interesting letter from the Secretary of the Co-operti ve Aociatioa at Company Shop, in . this State.' It preetnta a most gratifying proof o( the success and Talue of auch combinations aifitilig working men, and ahould lead to the formation of similar asao ciationt all orerihe Stut .- We may remark that the principle on r. l.ch the aaaodatioa ia formed ma; be acted on by farmers, as well aa by mecli-' j.nd daylaborent. ; It should by all msaue be t-;ed by tha Colored people, irjhose ean'iji'iiiir go in large measure, ih the shiipeHprofita to retail dealera. It cannot Ve fckek, that si iice the e have become . .WehaTe yot seen no reason to apprehend a violent collision between' the secuUre and LegiUatiT branches of ih eGoremment, ad it is damaging to the public credit, as I atolitkmof-aUmn. the nr well aa the business interests of the People. I mnn t) tnMRhl,t t' to n todrnflatoldTenimorstothatefEBCt Thers the fioaaequen.oahaa heen, great iuiproTeS i iKjthing hi the Amnesty Proclamation to notH i, th,e tillages and town. where negroes fnapfre the fcelicf that the Ppldent mean Bumero; and m lone counties the to interfere with tile Kecowtraction acts, as mW .tn hu mnr H,.B - ii.ul.lh Ut regards the regiatraUon of yoteTa. Indeed; I The reason is, that the black now do their I Ka IA Tl iftm1 WvAw .. r I . . . . - . amiable man, and w hara o w&h to rj ZlZZJi Z ZrT own "PPg nea ore i V an unkind: wW him! but Z w. J? iTdtuLtj - Mon l tUt h ha. no shfow of claim to be callLl ?wI,,nJWbH the aport t.wn. and Uid in PPliea for allepubUcan,' He was ot a Republican at , affiHSWH 'ho1" -ny,'white. nd blk? and . JL, A. -i, A, r .r"bord.5nt,on' "d tePt M them remained for the local retail dealers the war, norwash. on. while he held the tM ..."... '... . I. "Wl oicaies waaremorea lorrioi poaiuonm waw w wV-Utinrih.CofitaUon, weU M oldest Vt of Congress not for any thini he didto carrv into effart the RectmthnA It a probable the President re? roclamation of Aroneety aa barini removing aU dwabilitie; but ionned by the InUBifmeerhH will leave the citizen to rindi; visional GoTernrr.Xobo(ly in tha Fourth Ward of Washington, where he ha. resided quietly these many long; years, ever heard that Dr, Powell ever gave "aid, counsel, coun tenance or encouragement." to theIlcpub licaa party, in any stage of its existenoe'not even while it was in the throes of the mighty struggl for. the nation's life, when North Carolina, we lament to ' any,' was, by the advice of the Btan&ird, expending Ha "last dollar, and ita last man," to destroy the Union. . We don't fear that such men can feed us out of th. Republican party." They must get into it first, with their slavish scheme of party organization. . . We are quite willing to be throws out of th political hotch-pot which contains such ingredients, but not out of the Republican party. We have no occa sion to .out-Herod Herod, In order to wash outth memory of the put, or to sepure f org! rentes and restoration to political frsn ' aoe wiQ we..condeacend to play the demagogM tn eider toaaoore. tbr COiiOdrac and support of the eoiored people. We vindicated their right when they were slaves and pariaha, end when their present blatant' friends war their wont enemies; and we will now vindicate the right of the white . Ws aara been read out, or mors comeUy peaking, written out of th Republican puty ; aad of all the world, by the editor of - th Btmtiaril Our first sensation on being informed thai fee anathema had gone forth was M6f despair The world, with aU it bright reward and' .'deceitful allurementa, Were anddenly shut out from view, aad our punishment named greater than we could bear. But alittla teflectiott breaght oonso lation. A w turned the matter ia oar , minds, gleam of hop hecmi to span Wr . horUoa. T mnsmherad thai U wm th habit ef oar dread censer t turn away for time from wnaiteverhe holds Aearest-rfrom eoantry aud from friend and then soon, to rash hack to their asnhrae With redoubled affertioa. We could aot forget that Mr. - Holden, s membet 4 th State Coaven tioa. m th toth May, 18fn,ftoi North Car olio out of the Union and; a. h is said by "' aass fiiyU who WQl 1 mperttaewMr aunem ber what aboald be forgoWon, ha flourished the pm with which he dgaad the etdinano it as a Mr lM to hi poaterity. Who kaowa but that be may bar don th apecial hoavor to write a out af th Repab- rjirun T"t w'h .tlila' Wnfiral memorial yea I ie, tuu wtt a rvniMsuient oi crit i . , i a -. - any, u use u werw aune u was way; hut welMMild aeverthelesa, feel flattered. Tat done fof by th hand, aad with the aaav pea that inaugurated rebellion aad war against the' National GoTernmeut, war to diguiry emr - taking "mh if a common man should ' hav followed "Raleigh to the block, aad bar fell th dga of th mm " sharp iwsedy lor hama al- W called to mind also, that 111 1898,'Mf.TIoldfa read Stephen JL Donglas aut of tha " Democratic party," for dariug1 to opposk th Ltcotnpten Swindle; and that in Mr. Ilohlen caused tha expulsion ef ar Island Ben). & lledrick' from ai rrotSLnhlp at Chapel IliU. and hounded him ut of th State for declaring; priraiely, hi perferene for Tn whhiI Wkwrwlasthwatth cham pion cf slavery rtd'of tecesaioa' In thoe vil U.ijs. tlist fv.a at-a dissuars leanetBf atowk the1 pmpet ' treatnient of slave and frefrBegroesJ atuj'haman man that bwa that he would "feed well, doth w.ll,aa4 whtWeU fM diatea, whil h amaiad diod to favor th abolitioa of warn a uems treg aegToum, aiiogetMr, a a Stetv tmaHtuHott, 1y giving hat anfor tanate clam th alternative of going Into th mmditiam slavery, ar of leaving tha rMato." And a aware that he boldly de clared that the ttxctiua of Prsmoot ia 1B5, aad of Lhaaeln la lBeO, weadd Justify, the Soath ta withdrawing from th Union, ' la ' Yiew of the fact that the editor of the Btat ... AwhatftUdor all fheae iniquities, who . can say that he wtlt aot repent of his cruelty .a a ia xcoaanwaicatlag aa from what he Il pie4dto sty te the "Itepablicaa party!" i. 11 publicly ackaow lodged hi da la voting th Kate w the Union, a oo m he was . , aaaared ef th surrender of Jo Johasoa. i He repeated having read Mr. Douglas out ot I 'the " Democratic 'party very soon after th .eed wm dim for a year or twe later, haviagbatt flea.i out" hlnurlf, hsssmned th Isaderehlp of th "Dongta paHy" in , this State, n repeated of his cruelty to Piefemov Hadrtck at the ' chat of th War, Wheah found thai geatleaaaa Jnsid "a hwalrhradit rm)mtioLr aad klsawlf aataiaa, bat aaxleus to get la. He repra1 of tha sin of advocating slavery, and became aa etrfltkml r tooa as sUrery was abol . Utad though ha fcvaa otU Umr, after that ' . great aet wa ton amated. declared that he was tailoae to restore th Union without sWetreyiag slavery. ' H has eve repented of staa eoaHUd agalast ft oalorsd no v riac the war of hi denial to them the , rights af testifying la Cowrie of Jastjoa, aad , of -voting. N aoooe-f'Were tha right rgWea ky Oirresslha Ma. Uuldao rt)Mated of Meltfe-toof fwltla)tothemt aad ba. am their' chamyloa. carrying his chaav ph.htp to thoMtont ot wading a Ufe-Uag ! i-Mf ef 'hMu rigamewt of th Rfrab 1. .t' la view of all Usee facta, bar .we teesMet aardoa I ..Th wheel f fortime will yet pat a light aide ap, aad We 4,all be reatored to the eoaMeaot of oar jhaperioo aeL'hbor. ' ' . Seriiinsty, w would repctfilly fUptst I Oovaraor Uoldan late fall fellowship t Mr. Holdea th propriety af hie gaiUatf ThUca, d wmh hhnol hlstos araks -md th ItepubHeak party, before hast- th CooaUtsrtkm aad 0 pyttaihaot H will aot catehit riA under thJroclamation,bef for the couU- " ., - -.',. J W regardth storiea' abont rth'PreJ Ident's inteion to drive out ; Congres at th point ofUiUyonet from the CapiH a too idle to Writ serious oonsideratioB. We are not pertktted to assume that he is a traitor or tasn,Wch is implied in all such ramorsj since an Wmptof th kind would bring down nponWind hi betton, th ,oul5-ivo yi an pnuagea people! Th negioee ahould learto eombine lik the intelligent mechanic t$ Company Shopa, and become their own customers. " ' . W publish' with Mr. Tate's letter, tt ConstitQtioa and By-laws of th Co-opera- tive A-neejatfoa? whloh wiB eerve as a model for th. formation of others. We also- pro- sent a etriking txhibit from aa English news paper, of the condition of Tuia hnndred suck Assodatton in that country. It will be sees that In almost every tnstenco their trade dwtaf an fawrtor tf d )f0t,' exceeds the mount of capital by from two to fire-fold ; while their indebteuaeaa ia trying, and their solvency h ovary case I perfect The Inordinary amount ot their trade argues groat prosperity, and tha profits oa th trad go bock Into th picket of th bareta. ' Th eo-operativ prfndpl serves to bid society together, while the ooCTJjetitive prin- Ther b no Urge itWng army to Carry into I cipl rmy laas against class. There i - uu uisaaonaDie prot i nothing ia th aasociattv movement incoo- gramme of that charter- and if there werei rreaident Johnson ecfld not use it for such a Rurpowr-TW to which we refer are at once unjust to th Preaidynt, W donU aot, and highly InJuAul to th people and we discard them aa worth J of serious consideration. ' .v to degrade them below th bUcka, "Th Sfcm-Jari now repels th charge it In favor of confiscation and diafraai aunt - We ar glad that if editor ha com to a realixhig aeoae of th iniquity of th thing. Bat unfortunately, ita pentsteat threat of those very forma of punishment of the people have filled white men with apprehension, and banished from theirminds a returning senas of patriotism j white th eoiored people hav bcaa taught to cheriah hope of dividing up. their former maatera' estates. The fact is wet kaowa that thili a wide-spread desir and. ferVnffamong theat, which ha been propeg4f by gnat aad small demagogaot, foe their own vile purposes, aihe risk of dmtroying all eonfi- denc betweea th two sacee, and af th pabli peace. It was therefor a high duty which tha'late Con rent ioa owed to the peaee aad prosperity of , h jPtete, to pot th feverish aad ill-founded expectation of (he negroes at rest Th oonflscatkm acts, aaws have repeatedly said, were paaaed during tha war, a war measures; and that ia aot a remote probability that they will be enforced at this bite day, after th whole populatioa, with perhaps half a doom exception in eoch State, haa received th Executlr pardo. There a longer sxists th power to punish for past offenses aad it I disgraceful that demagogue, whether Northern or Boatbera, ontinu to terrif (he ignorant and timid whites and to pander to the passions of the asgiass Vy heading up th QmMOt ooofis oatioa. W want ad associatioa with such men. W hav with as almost every into! Hgent sad respectable native born gentleman ia th State,, whom heart, during (ha late rebellion, was loyal to th Uaieau W have th sympathies of aU who tommtiy desire peace aad restoration; and wa shall be de tained by all th thoughtful, peaceful, and weU-dIsKaedoolord people, who are con teat to enjoy their owa liberty, without hiking away that of the.wkJU no. W oaa afford, therefore, to deep! th anathema ef th -Standard, Wktd though they be, by a hna- arm of Norther sdrrnturera. It is not to bs i supposed that, editors, wfco spend their live in town aai cities, know anything practically, about Arming; aad When ire discourse en that fibject, It may be taken tor granted that weirs merely giv ing utterance to th ideas, experiences, of observation of som one lse. With this prefatory apology for presiwiung to discus abject apt ia our oifinary sphere of thought, w will venture i point bf som f Th Blmdmi oplm th pamgroph from th Wilmingtoa Jhs. aotioedjn oar last, in which U I said that "Mr. Ooodto represents Johns ooisns. If ho reprrssata aaything, aspthlsowa: tew, aad hi my wlathe CoovwCioa aorprimd many . Republican." W dbpoaad of, oa TaeadayKth importi-' asa' of. tho Merthera. d venturer, who omwsa, aim, from 'th Lord kaow whsr,' bat th adopUoa of th ateteoeat Uy Si-! ri gina U a aw eigalAcaaea, aad ealls far a farther aotfcav. for b It is bared, chat tha odlter of ftteoeWd, Who was Pr4dot Johnson's tn seUote4 abortive to aanymg owt his 'woUq." tho odMor of thfJIaVstw ofhsiag oa advocate of Johnson Was, when the fact ia otottouathat aowaiih only maa ia the State who oppossd that -policy"' from the begta-stng. Wo war Thad. Stevaa. Bern: Wada, that U they admit oa-Provisloaal , Bint Iaotioed laat week oa th Associations. M being one in ex th only on ia the! Now. if thowoi mall moan la th interests, they wouli Hon throughout money, start stores, of th disadvantages nttdiog tlis cultiva-1 Edit ate i Hon of a great deal of.ftfar land, Instead of smaller parcel of lan mads rich by fer tilisers. ; ' ' . ""'; Suppose th object I to produc on bun dred barrel of pom. Ten acne ot fertil land will doit; wndjiva acre hav ofta been known to do f whereaa, taking th sverag np-land ia ulUvation la North Cai ollna, and thirty acMs will be scratched aad .sea-rifled, and readtred still poorer, la th vain effort The frrt thing to be taken into account is tha fencing, which, to oaolom tea acre, in square farm, reqtflror t-l yard. To enclose thirty acre, would require about lftoea hundred aud twenty-four yard of fepoe, or 638 yard more than would be a eessary la the other jgsse., It Would b wis economy, thsrtfora, to cultivate th tea acraa, sd, apply th oust f 638 yards of fencing to tii porch of fortiliim . .. .. Hut this V not aU. The thirty acre of poor land would aot b sa wall cultivated a th,te-.rea0i improved laavdgh te-b though th diffajroBO la tho cost of cultiva tion would not exoeed fifty par oent, acre for acre. In other words, th cultivation of teaugood acre would ocat ao more than fif teen poor acrm, aad only half a much as th cultivation of thirty cre of poor land. Iter it, therefore, aa other Baring .of half th axpens of cultivation, and th differ eacanay ho- applied, lik th dlfferenc la th oost of fencing: to the purchase of fer tilizers; or to the purehaa of bettor Imp meats of husbandry. The earing of expense on thee two items of fencing and' tillaM would purchase guaao, aiarl, ar lisoe enough to raise ten acre to tha producing capacity rf thirty. . And th eoaeequences la other respect would be, that la the one case th farmer would, have tea acres of Improved land, to sow la wheat or clover the next year, whil ia th other he would hav thirty era wore Impoveilahed than at th begin- ntng. If w are correct la th foregoing reasoning, tha farmer of 'North Carol'.aa ahould cease to cultivate poor old 'flelda. Th half acre devoted to garduatng la every whet worth more to th family than, aay vsjmmn of th farm, hieaass th garde I made rich, aad kept ttoh. Why aot make th ewtlre farm lik th garden, though It should tisiumi necessary to reduce Its di- memaoa to oa third, ar oao-foorth of those heretofore existing .. tetoal with th InteresUr of tpite!ista There is ample field for capital tp operate, ia th work of production, la manufactures., fas internal Improvemeata, andf in wholesale merchandise. Nothing is mora certain thaa that tho prosperity of th laboring will redound to the benefit o-'i It-lists. laraw and smeV ai s t-te uoveiunt aa one ot ue mom Mweruag jpigiw if th time. It eeeme to eolv th great iroblem which haa hero the psade of polit ical economists, vis: Wiw to secure to labor ts fair reward, and h protect U, dependent as it te, to geaomiU for daily bread, from the exactions ot ea JtaL The following ia tha letter ot Mr. Tat and the ether articlm referred to will be found elsewhere ia this day' issue. Comtaht fttor, N. C, Sept It. This tabject b t the present time receivisf much attention at the hand of thinking wbrkingmen in aU aecdon of our country, and it I with exceeding pleasure that wa present the following tabular sUtoment of oho hundred wcietier "working Upoh Oat. principle in Great Britrftu'The table is take from that valuable publication, (he Ch-Cpsrf tsr, of Manchester, England V '.'.- i Abstract from th Balance Sheets of one , Hundred Societies, showing their Stock-in-Trade, Quarter' Sales, and AccounU it owing "by" and "to" each Society at - each Q'lnrter'e end. ' i .... 'luioor Scoiirt. Arbruua...... Alum..... ..,....... Alvs ()tw).,......i. ArtnctlHV xw..... -rlnwa (nr...... Bndfuid, la. (w). Brighton.. BUckU-D.(x).,.. BlsrSoa ().-.....-.. BAO. ..........M...f. Barr - BMap(z).& ....... Bstlr Cur (r)...... Bolk4,e.t.(-w!. Brsafcieia'Avaa. . ,. . BorrtH. Kdnnads.... Brutal. I r.w. Briitirt-a , BIMfclsvre) ....... Brtotol, .!.. Bter-Uod.. ....,. Bl-ttt..M...... OJehMtsr tl). ( Chortoy nr)rv..., (lMppnst4v.... Craupta ar..n IMkdlk v) DV DwlM-.B.(v.. pmltoB t IKuMS H b-lnsMaLsas f E-wtaT (... Brtwlii-i (n) H-wrllCollWiT ()... HMOKWr (TW... Bunt Brnk ) Banots. .... BalllU (S) BMkB-aSwtk) BnraS (awl, Bi(i( ....... IlilMr tltmt (rv.... Bxiss nmi . Kllhant(w) , Uwt;..' Lr. rrrVlirt'irt.., Lan BmIt. ( .. IMHlUM,W(lt Lsar . I.lxsoll, W . WffMll- Ia.(tw XMIM IV)........ Hmlr lr). M.mtk.... ftrmylm 77777. Hpnsa tn....:..: H.llMKI..... OI4hua.Kt.HiM. rw flniaiis (a Owe Dama irw..., TtMf, PmrMifw).. snis sitt article ia th toy! bject of Co-operative oa wm mad of then at Company Shopa,- mm, and men who alive to their fonnbimilar Assoda- St4-invest thdr ibair owa eusto- hteic Itata, ue OMMbl. (V) lt-iMaK B. .). naMiir)..., Kor ThprWr w . ....... TI'li""'a Tirrl ....... amty o . t. rwawa a taw. a WMUhlia VinM , Wm BMhtaa. US Bad and stop paying all to capitalists, who maks enrich thcmeelvar t th chaalc. Tb Association i ha bona la Mistoac a ty profit, aad .borer and me- Compaay Shopa ittl (welv m on tha, aad haa tovea a perfect success ha exceeded. -til expectations of the most sanguine. It stated bosinemwUh oly abowt 00 : in tM avooths they had sold good to th amoaft ot 11,000, aad had Btade more than tS pir cent dear profH on th canital faivastod-Uides having th effeot'of bringing dbwniCs prico ofgoods la th place at least M ft coat ; 1 think th interest of M working should b looked sfter li tills State, (tt 1 la soma others,) and in ao better way caa they be promoted thaa by nutating th queetlo of- oo-oparatloB aad praeunag a charter for tha State d storting aasoda. Hon, which eaa b dofs If a jwpa aa b found that will advooi th cause of th working man. I I lend you th Coosltutloa and By-Law of oar Aasociatioa.- Ifhlnk if you will put (hi subject before thj people, H will hav th effect of stortlngothr Asaodationa. Any latormatioa wlUke cheerfully given. Tours, respelfttlly, - , T. TATE, BooreUrypa-operati v ' lUn, Boaw Hovwu J. M. Blair,' wheat fane at hotel keeper I la th moathe of aU f rarsllere la this section, has been awarded th Contract for keeping th Rail Road Hotel, joat erected at th Depot la Oil dty. He will ale rwaala la charg of Ih Trbrngh Boa. ' . ' ..(.. ,1: .Vs . ' M-ITCW 0MB.-T third fcatch gaaa batwoea the Uaivefity Baaa laU Cab, of Chapel ma, aad thai Crescents H this dry, wat played on the groaade of t latter oa flaturdar last The "CntvereltiW" was the victor.' . ? " Tan r BaL. Dri W. R. Killer, oa of th most aergeticaa xtev plaatei la thl county, brouRbt thw ty, oa ta 1Mb, th first bals of eottea, of th4 aew crop, reoeired krTe, and fh wcoad padted la th State this season. . Thl bale of Dr. Millet w tent to rstenbarg. Mr. PvteOo Dtnm sot la th tret full bale, whlrhwae eoa tlgaed to, Xaasre. Itewkina, WUlhamoa ' Co., BalUmar, which secures lb 41 Tor cap offered by Out firm for th first from w ae couuiy. , Ass'W Ovta tk 101 BMTUUl fmii Mm af m MS tea- I Ouster Om aM .... I lTO IWIl'ii0.--W XII 171 toil MS. , GodtV Laot's Boo. Thia treasure lor October is on our table. embellishments, . indoding a handsomel colored : fashion plate with six figures, it fancy ball dresses, promenade-jdresaee, fall and winter style ladle and children's bate, , tc all recommend it aa aflrst'claal fashion book, whUe the reading matter is elected from the contributions of onr best writer. S per annum. Addrem L. A. fJody, Philadelphia. ' v ; j houMhold ) "IT At VABU5 . TI Bujrotv ScBoob Kxainmoit The chil- drew connected with the African Methodist Episcopal Sabbath School in the dty gave a exjutntioa cTaer eveater1 hlcl reflected great credit oa the children as well those under whose auperintendance it wm gotten up. Quite handsome sum waa se cured for the bent-fit of the School. Rev.O. AJi M F 0 R SALE. Tka aohaattisr ffra fiw maim Am v.l--.M-. Fares, in CHATHAM COUNTY, N. Ceoo taiaiag .. tr,;.i,s.L , SOO , Acres. Tha brai ia situated la the BouUiireatere portion of the eotmtjr, ia the midst of the test Coal aad Mineral regie ef ths 8tal; being la oas mile of Ae Ore Hill Iraa Worka, that have teen sweeee f ally worked during the late war. The eslehrated Mineral Mixing arelm about one mile distant The improvementa eeaaisti af a bun TWO1 M'mi iiniuaaii, well tmUMd and naiirted. KITCHEN and SERVANTS HOU8K, Lara V I B.Dtf ww.. ....... .. . " iw-mi Daiu, nu D1A DJ mil m good enter. The Horn is heautifullv ituMe4 on aa elevated poaitaoa, aarromHlcd by a large yard of about four acres, filled with forest Uvea, which nam eeauMM sesaery sad effectual aharie. I.tfi W. Brodia. Baitnr nf hm rrh.iv.ti tm B.n. 1 aeree hW baaa far cult-ration, thu hlnr i tntendent ot th School. . . ! I iT"1 f0 j0"".? 01 , Oak, Hickory, I trvfw watma i av am-aw m GOOD MEADOW, noreeoald easily ba added If wUhed. . . -.Abbbbobo, Sept 13, 1867. KdUormf&UeigKSeffuUr: As a member of the Board Regis tretioB in Registration precinct No. 1, of Randolph county, I send you the following statement of the number of white and black name registered in the . Eastern district of 'th county up to date, to-wit ; " . , r Whitce 1178 Black 1 18 and 10 Tasrelsa WNB TOVNG pRCliARtf ef ssleeM frait, jast eomlng hte heariag, ei sietiaf of Applet, JHsachas, lWn, CAerrise, Ae. AlBO,aaOnhanlof ahautHacnaof tha aateral fraits in full bearing, aiany of the varieties mn equal to the gaaftedhlad. ' -'.-..: The Weotara Jiailioad. trw Favettmilla Sa' Qrsenstnsa, (now buUding) SO aiilss bow in oper- nnua. Tolsl 1370 ui mim lAfliuij. t auau emieavov vo innma you of th final result . v Kospectfully yoora, . "t - ' " - ISAAC LEK. property-the Ore Hill Oaf tha land. Thecara numiatf Withia 10 tailan of ttmfmrm th. bom -aaapeesea- n ns muanM dunug the aext year. The Chatham ' Ruilroad, now naaUHr graded, and th Charew Katln-sd all emlerlug it rHOM TURKEY. we auaasai raguo m astmni eutuitjr, will na - 1 bus ataung it rerr valus Geod Mill,Clitinhaa, IMmuI nropsrtv. Ill, f ! III. I I.I ,' ' Hoassa, Maatmie Hall, lam Tanaoiss. Ae all within omssiilsiil distsaea. The Mfaacrihsr toiug about to remove to ths Eastern part of the Rule Is anahis to attend te the property and will sell M-reassaafale teoas tut essh or mUt " Te eay oa wantuig a good Wheat Oat and Orasing fmrni, with good water and healthy . loatioa, the above offan a ehaaee ant oflsa awt . TARLTON THOMruoN, VteplT-tfl ' Gold-dura, N. C Or wouM Mfs te IV. A. B. Chahb, Raisigh, R. C, who fraerly Ursd oa tha prDyerty, A BKW CIBCOLAB FBOW BB POBTB. ' A aew circular of the Porto to the Powers announce th complete defeat of the Can- diaa iaaorrectiof, and state th all that re main to be done l to reorganise th politi cal administretioa of the Island.. : Aa am aoty ia to bo granted to th Cretans who took part in the insurrection. ! TBB rJLTA( OB BAtLWaVS. At the Council of Ministers held in Con stantinople ander tha Presidency of the nu.n nu v.w. -.-..k. i ik. I tTrrTftrir "foorviro - -i - " i y v Mianuva nwnMtii-a Turkish Empire. Th concession for a Una I . 0REIX8B0RO. . C to Belgrade wm approved and granted to I ' . - the Serviaa Cosnpajiv. and tha ealr noint to I ''ai . m Vm, fi b settled!, th State guarantor J !'WeH'alltooaUi.l..rbfi . IM atuatwa o ths plihlk ts rM)rt ' bd,?,tPfrateu L' "vtdta iia AiVlwhil k fcS mSs mm snitasw Oxy i IV ihhii mmm mmmWOm wha aa Uaala aMb mrm ft Th reader will bsar la mind that the above figure r In pounds. A pound is equal to nearly five dollars la gold, or aevea laoti cuTfwUat&yi ' Or mlea for to quarter in goto, i,n,xo " - greenoacu, ,bo,ibo Presamlag thk xhibit to repreeent i avereg quarter, It would giv for the year: Iarolddollare, - - ,a7,-nju. Or Tn rreenback. - - . 1140.780 There, workinvmenof America, is lesson Worth studViDtf WcU ' If 6fi hUHflml f0CtP IB Enciana eaa ferry oa a oasineas oi neany foorteea atlUioaaof dollan per annum, tha aama u aartoinlv ba doe here. There ar now ia operation ia cngiana alone ail hundred and fifty co-operative ao ctetlea, witt scarcely aa exerptioa, all doing OSSIBAl BXAUHMQARD. XbwYobk, Sept 18, M. At a dinner given to (tea. Beauregard by a party of Boatbera gmttlea-ea at tho New York Hotel, h mad a speech la which he stated, "that he had received tcmptiag offer from English capitalists to tak ap his Nat deaco 4a England M (teperlatendeat of tensive BgTaeeriog works te that on hot he had ooadaded, aaoa ealmlysarrey Ing th different govern meats of th world, their States, aad their lahsroat streagth, that this ouatry asaismid Ih amst sUUe rmaeatof aay sxisting oa thafaeeof th arth, and that for hie part bo wm dstermlar od toapond his life under the flag of th overamoat that wm th mo stable ad least liable to dlingaiilsation. , It wm aothing short ot sheer aoaeeasa, to talk of another reiwllloa. If they w to rab oa they could net , It wm atterly hmwmlbl for them to do ao fur tho Mt gsoeitioa." , Cacaca BoaxaoAf Tbbbto-b, K. C W bar that th Colored Mrthodiat arertlng hoaaa at Treatoa, H. C, wm destroyed by fire oa Wednesday Bight last Th tre wm th work ef iacaad -arise. . Threat had been ads by si-rebels this ekereh should bo de atmad. The bullilln wm owaed by Mr. A. B. Wateoa, a worthy Uaioa maa-JTaaf BmmlUp. li(A. to-day at MeltoB Lowory Fall. Three teen" entered the Blue IIU1 Katioaal Beak )ast be fore aooa, and destred Mr Beetman, tho cash ier, th only person la the Bank at tho tint to change a ten-dylUr bill. Whil Beatmaa wm making tha change, ha wm knocked down and gagged by th rafltaaa, who the seised parcel of greenbacks, tea thousand dollan, aad a small trunk, containing United States bonds and securities, belonging to parties who had placed them In the bank tor safe keeping. .They then left tha Bank, locking th dour after them, aad making good their escape. .... e Kicwisom, Sept If. Gea. Schofield, to-day, issued sa order for the election ot State Coaveatioa oa th tad ot October. There ar to b 108 dele gates, of which Richmond has fire, Norfolk and Petersburg two each. Foorteea day preview to th Coaveatioa, the Boord of Registration will make a final revision of thdr lists. Ths polls in Blchmond are to be kept open two day. CoL Borham, detailed Judge of th Hus tings Court, charged th Oread Jury this Booming, la which ha add ao distinction, on account of color or casta, would be allowed ia th Court. Two tf bw Oblbabb New Orleeaa, Sept IT. Gea. Mower, la aa order assuming euev mand of th fifth Military Ptstrfct, eootin. Jb forcajjpjtxMpgjMmaf W prnder. sank There wm sixty-eight deathe her from Tellow fever for th twenty four boon emV teg at dx thi nwrelag.' MAMKTS. Haw Ton Scot 18. Cotton steady. Bale 800 balm at 84 tA FRITTT 1 UKAf E vL-XJU small rBurra'. HARDY XTZXGBEEN-I, and SHRVBBERT, Calti rated aad for sal i CaidsM. : Special attaotica It ferited to very large lot af CATAWBA OKAPB VINES, far viaayard alsartag. Th aaalityaf then Vkssa naailbe eanlled. Wag grown fram st-pnag rutriags, and dt UMwoagn miuvatinn. ell lentad by UMraagh ei Tte lw Pmtstre is tea atoaat saa of tha hwll. W. Wsatfarmk, the psnaav VanarvsMia aadFraH Grower of the Scmthara 8atsa, and la thoKN-ghly akUlad ia tMe Bfylsasnl ef Karal Katerpriae, harteg I gigit te the Vareary busirnm Bftean years.' A large portion of the "Old Wsat-Oiwm Mar asrW is eowaerled with tUe ssteblMMMat whh s-neml large bias lag eapsvimmtd Oseherd of the test Aaiaricaa and Imna frviu, ... 1'hsea Inrs the Prnprietnrs are well teforaed aa to the BM sanahte varwoaa Mr giasist ramraOeaL Tha FreH Wade ia quit preamble aUa si una so amy ef onr dtiieas, who hav only small errhsrds, aa4 dooMatie Wine mal-h-g ia oa the aifiiasa. . t Whe wiU mat a payiag tei'tstmsnt in a large Markstiag Orchard, ar a surer one ia large Vina. yardof the beat Wfce Orepe te Use BtoU. bearing . ssgalar and abaadml asape esy yosrt ' ' I irour w nitHOOK a co Boa OS, urmtara, H. C ' CAhlnaa. with Haf prissa; asanas a mrta- UaL aad s great deal or himoka, ssM to aO appMcantawho a-iosa a thsee est pnslsgs stampt IMata for FU aad early WUar plaailag , aaUtttsd sarty, an ta ssaaen lor traasyissaaag begiwte Siore-tahsr. , j an Bin 9 rxRKT, neeers. rolei. i ... floor active, advaaead lOffttO, State !- 111. Wheat actlv, 198 better. Amber . State l,8a White Southern IM0. . -tiota active, waatara asixaa i,owf iu Mem Park M,SI, Tarneaaine tt I -A - Boda ItOtt. Stock market heavy aad excited. -Muoey 7. Gold 11,4411 Virginia aim 4Ma 80. " . BAI-TiwiinB, Bsp. ia. Cettoa vary dell Whoa firm. Prim to choice red IM04 Com, whit, 81,10. Tcuowgl.ia. . Wn-MIISBTMt ttfi. 18. Spirit Tarpratlae 84. Bosia SSM,78. MAI2UIBD. ys-x aj-t.-i-a----.ji- - s At Ih-vtdaea CdWwa, ea the 11th test, by the Her. Raene! C Akaaarr, Prd. E T. Ilocawau. te Mies Herri IL Bbowbb, aw-gbiar ef 0 late Airhibald B. Drewm,ef PayrtterUlc At rdlatewa, IredaU snooty ,ea the lllh teat. WtbeBeV.Er.RnekwtU, Mb A. S.BOOWB8 tt Mrs. Mast T Brxea, daagblar ef the late Wm Lm Daridaaa, Esq. In In mwaty, ea the 8th lasteat, by It. IvrWnr. KmL. Mr. Kbbbbbbb Lawrt ta Mrs. fioaA OoootlAB. Vi la Ph0adalAia,e Tasaday, Ih l(Bh test.aa 8th Street, by Rsv. Mm Cliasaasre, a D., Wa. 1. Hooab, Kisv, ef Chad nm, te Mist LuodB a MnXBB, of Hiil-Wrfcla. Msa too my staMa, eo Monday obf it fan tb hnmal,o SMALL MAX MUMMt U immt aeret teao altMd, ia eht yeas aid, white spot ia ths fureaaad, three wblte and cm blark bat, aadalantekantte bisddat anmasM shest, aad It brmdsd ea the bat ahaaUsr J. X A The loaar is s witkrw, wkb mmrmrmi ckUdrwn, asd will te OmnkfaJ fursa; iafurewtiua that will lead ta hia tnanvere. ... .sapUMt . ' KPfiTHtAMA JJIST WllDn-TT . .. . FOB FAMILY I'ML. . , . FssaOlaa or Schools, dsslriag to santo ths. ashmwWiataadarteitaf Iftisd Freh laewtetsr tally wUrtsd mm yrn kM la Imlf-harrelsur UrraU, by apphiag to the aadi m paated aad ChsrrimaaAtla aVqadag.. sspui-ia-.- i bn-U Midi etfy IL A. VOOLT.H. jjioitbtowi i- J. imamo. ItnflnO 1XACU TBEES, or au. tii lsadui Maun TAiicnm CM wMrh pi are Halm Early ttosartlaet kytwewaaba.aadbard-sntaf say kaowa suttetias. AUa Aprirau, HartaraMs aad mtkml frails. ForCliTataneddreai " uaco n un, sepM-fen . Ulgbastowa, N. J. AOVBBTMS-SBirr.J ' -CUR-niK ATS A LIFI IFSCEAHqi CO. '.'vT.OOO.OOOjOO IfiMtB.. lUidred ef W a. H. Caow. (OaBaml AarM for ths Bute of Korlh CaroUaa) pavawt fall Inr 0 wn-rv mi Jobs f. n m, SW'd., Ha. I07, M fVw aarf a aVatest nf M ps aaat aa east WILLIS U. SAhDaMiS,.- Attairary for . aspfi-lm Maa. f.uxmmm Cm". v. rx ... ',' ? ' - ... . v.: . . an . "J i ) I A . V - i "Mm a -4-