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ALlitUUKr, rRIDAT. A I'll I L IM. ItCI.
U fit i"f Mr tocmml of ibe Judga Lop
aOalr last rk omitted In slaw that wo,"
CalJ-r.ll to lrl 1. f -n ihi place, lo J"'n
t - .1 KmII.'Ii rlr on Tut
M,1 a ft'.v--,- -ji.-7-.jn-.-
da -uortilng IB rrhtm a J futt n kirn ml
XarytUo. Yd, nolwlth-tandln; lb Uover
itvJ ilrgmit ibe mi rp-r hurried on lo
'Watdt'iiftoM, which, there run be no d-iubl, waa
Via wiginal ;hre of desrtUsiiun.
JL'IKJK UQVDKN.
V. CaUU.II tlM Uiidervd to llyl-
N'ATMAdKL IWi HM. of this place, ihe to-al
sttade varan by the rvrlmloa 1 Judg
.. TUia ia aa appointment fit In be
tnad. Paw in a ptxta a clearer or mora
tlfonxii lalfllrrl than Mr. Iloydeu, I
"nlao a learned anl able lawyer of '.ha lofljreat
standing. -eihap, of an; In the 8uta. He
la, withal, aa apright aud bnueat man, aud
Sra believe thai 00 mora pure aud eonarWu
""ion Judge ever fc.l ujm d the byurh than h
'irt W." Vfe never knew a man who bad a
auraer appreciation, f t bat a tlf a should
j than Mr. llovdrn bat. U has, perbapa.
aoM laBrmtttVS of Temper and strong re
Judlees aa a man, but wa believe they
never be viaable iu the ju!r. He will add
i&ocb, abuuld La a-umpt. -aa- W lutpe be will.
ii ilia ability of the Supreme Court. Wbeth
'erfl will accept or not reuiaiua to be aeon,
lie It oow'nt.Jcnt on hi circuit, and it will
be soma day before he bears of hi appoiut-lnent.
THE LATE CIIIKF JUSTICB RCFFLW
We ara indebted to tha publishers, Mem re.
Kfehola A Gorman, for a pamphlet copy of tlie
Memorial Oration of Hon. W. A. Graham on
"th Life ami Character of tha I low. TaroxA
"RvrriJi, Ula Chief Juxtice of North Carolina."
Tba Oration i not in any arane a panegyric, but
rather a memoir, and, we doubt not, it much
nearer to what would hare bevn the dvaira of
the illtwtriotn uljrct than any panegyric would
Kara been. - The Onlion due full jiwtice, and
no more, to the late fliii-f Jii-iut, ami tlrrMe ol
Lia diMiiiguiilied conliiiornrioa with which he
Wan aMKicinted. It i in all thing appropriate'
and U written in the rlrgant ami utatcly my(
peculiar to (iov. (jnilinm. It In enilH-llixhod
wilV a a! likcnciM of the "good man and
great JudKe," and hould be read by erery aa
piring youth in the land. .
Chief Juatice Iluflin wa beyond all question
ona of the greateat men in hi profi-anioo that
hia cotlutry ha ever produced. A a coiuititu
"Vonl lawyer he waa, pcrhnj, not ep;ial to
'Marahall, but a a mauler of Common law he
" wa equal to any, and a judgajn Chancery
Vie waa, in the opinion of many, the Hardwicke
f America. Vell dot hi name and lii fame
daoerre to Jp jerretnlwl Uj the people of 'orlh
'Carolna. It will bo a aad day indeed for die
tVuKrvbata Lo-u about r ar aiaea llta
fooiilt c4" March. They would aot ik lLl
dewriptUia if It eould bw ap-l atl lo tholr ba
batbif a pritalr geittleinea. They would
bltb if luey eould h tboii)jbl guilty of
iKh 1JU aud abaiiM-ful daineanor. Why
eiMhpUeenry beeauav it ia otify applicahU l
It waa high lima meinbrf of Congreti
ahouldgo houiatu rafleft on tbi'lr devd. both
of omiaaloo aud ewuiuilatiou. After they
rb their abtnlea and are reeled from their
fti(u let theui try lo lake a look at their
ft r ia prorordinga through tha er of their
coiiatituruta. Prrhaa it will eaMa them
litapprtiacl their dutlea ia Uocembvr with a
uiore juat mii of their mpouaibllity.
To tha lu.-puLU.aa tuuty. Utia aiuUa va
ion, vhWtli wa their peruliur bantling, baa
beea full' of uiiarliief. li furuiabrd the op
Hrfuuity for Urautvailly war agaiuat fiuui
uer, ahieh loat them tha Hlnte of New Hampshire-,
ft haa brought nrward tba abaurd
aud ruieloua Ku-Klux bill almlog to u
dow tiraul with imperial power ( aud it haa
demonstrated anew tha uuwilliiigiieee of tba
Itepuklieaua to lighten our crushing tasa
lion. It kaa etittlihed eroual feud iu
tba party which will be loug iu healing, aiid
wLkty way pever L healed. It haa Is Jel
to graeral diaiutegratlou by discussing ev
erything and agreeing oti nothing Tiled
bates being aiuilesa aud objeetlesa by pre-
annaerW tMr- fmMiw Wr rrnMrfJJy 4ok all
iulereat in thein, and for the l.xt ihree or four
week all i)( ltoa Uhiu un at Wash
ington has been regarded but a a wearisome
bifil. Werannot recall a sesiioU w hich 0I1
the w hole ha been so offensive Hi the ryi
of all sensible people as this.
I I'ur the OlJ North Hal.
Tiwr, N. i April 13th, t T I.
TIIK (t)NVKNTlON HILL-1W LXCO.V
hTITLTItJNAUTY,
When I ha rebel; Ion rlowJ ilia 8ale of North
Carolina m IA uhml a hula liovtminrnl.
should they i.w tha pietnre a ilk aa moral A sa goeiiiwi..i aaa given bit by tba
naiiamawHBfl ntn"iiii rjiM ruufj lUTfrilllTfll
THE KU KLL'X HILL NoT NEEDEI).
That able Republican journal, the Ntw York
Port, haa Mime more cn-ilde word in regard In
the Kn Klox bill, ahd Rlvca wine IrrefutnMf
proof that it in not needed. Of thirteen tior
ernor of Soulhrrn 8tnte ten ara Republlcnn,
one i a Coiwervalive, and two are IVinocrutn.
We find, the writer r.ivn, that from Aluluiiii.
Iiii li h.ia a iK-niiMTniU- t iovwrnor, ami from
Virginia, which ha a "t'onm rvative" tiorcrn-
or, no K11 ivlnx outmpv are rep.irtmt len
miwe, ince tin' Jas electien, lian been qnielnl.
Miiwairi, in whith a ecial niniKnlv act
enrriot at the la-t elei tion, in (tiiit. Jliit, n
the diwirder occur in llione 4St:itc only which
have Republican Oovernorn, Imw it it that
tliooe Gov morn do nt cnll ti(Kin the IVoiilciit,
an they have the coiilitmionl right to do ?
In addition to thi the leading Republican pa
pen of the conntry are opposed to it ; nnd if the
I'renident should sifi this bill, giving liim :: it
docs, enormous, daugi Tuns nnd mcoti-t i tntionnl
powers and sign it in the face uf the rt 111011
utrance oT Souhern Republicans, would he not
(asks the 2W) stand condemned before public
opinion aa sra"'ing after the most ilnnernus
anil Ihiroiislitutiunal Mer, -n l tliat witliout
the shgdow of an exen-e, hu own jmrlv in 1it-
good Old North State when her people cease to j States in which it is pretended :!iat this legi-l.i-
Tenerate the memory of Uuuin and (.ianton.
CONGRESS ADJOURNED.
A.fter doing many )yngs Uiatit ouglit not to
ka?a dona, and leaving nndooe everything
that it vogbt to have dote. Congress finally
adjourned ou ThursJ .y last. It ia thus dune
'tip by the N; Yerk Sttn.n Republican paper
There ia no act of the present Congress that
becomes It so well as its adjourn meat. What
ft met for, and what it has stayed for, would
be bar J to tell. It had to elect Mr. Blaine
eaker. it is true, aud he waa naturally
. anxious that the job should be over and done
'with Rut he could have been c.hosen next
December just as well. It waa not worth
while that thy country slion'd suffer a series
of temporary convulsions nnd manifold dis
gust in order that an individual might es
Cape a summer of zetitle trepidations. Rut
so it has been.
The new Congress was called together to
accomplish the 1 election of Rlaine. Rnt
what else it has done, except what it had
better left undone, it is impossible to say.
The list of ita sins is long, that of its mer
Its very short. It began by saying that it
'meant to do nothing iu the way of legisla
tion. It set itself to doing nothing in the
lloOse by refusing to appoint any standing
committees, without which bus inss cannot
be began nor perfected ; and why, under
v'virTOmBtawcwrtt mo'ntdnxrer8isteI
In staying jti.jyasUj,
weeks, playing the part of an amateur de
bating elub, n mind cm Imagine, f o gra
a tYirtff aa the metinir of the representatives
w'forfy-niilliona f petiple In solemn Cou-
the riedtnoiit and Arlington, nn aaan evl-
dei.ee of. this, we have insured in it ourself
to a considerable amount, mid think, of tak
iug another policy.
gress obgbt to import something 5 but in
, this ease it Imports nothing, This ia proved
first by voluntary confession, and secondly
by the absence of anythlug- done,
. The whole session has been but a flaunt
ing of di;ty linen to no end fcxecpt the dis
grace of the parties engaged in it. There
Lave been rows ia the I lone and mwa In
th-8enate-aeeoB-pwnied ty--ba4 M4,-Wd-
temper, aud bad langniigp. The country
las had abundant o casioii for nausea lilt the
proceedings in both branches, but none at
all for satisfaction; Why should three or
four hundred men. presumably and theoreti
cally the foremoSMnen of the'eountry. pio
traet wiww Watberskhe debate rongh sTS
tor aeten weeks, absolutely and confessedly
-to no purpose f The traiiffaction is diSre
, pu table lo fie ciiuntry aiud iDfurioua tti repr
reaentative government.
Members of Congress take onja high di
Bity by thir elect ion,at lean in their own
estimation. Rut they ou:;ht . to remember
thn.1 thev do not. tbrebv add m i?rin t'n lt-.ir
We1i.bt. nor.eubit ... f ....,f.t .t..: "n. '( lh "M.nT' . U '"3'.
. 7 " , " : woiiiu noi sustain it, as thrv wimjil never Ion
tire. A man can prove himself to be an aH sent to accept these ai.u-inlmn.K. wlii.li tliflv
even more readiiv aa a 0 licrtsmanAhan ii..llTli't.llLl 7,ronP- "") ouir.igo ifisrt ibv
tiA-nnrrai w-pany.
lion 1 necessary, opposing it ,
gSy We call on the good men of Cleveland
and Rutherford to see to it that they mnisli (lie
Radical leader by mriM-wing ail Kuklux l
orrietw, whether originating in North or South
Carolina. RnUiy Senlinti. "
Good and timely advice. If those who wink
at and eneounite outrages com mil ted by dis
guised person think it helps the Coincivntive
party they are greatly mistaken. The Radical
party would have been dead and buried long
ago had it not been kept alive by the excesses
and imprudence and violence of some of it op
ponents. The whipping of one bad man in
Rutherford county, in the night time, by dis
guised men, aflc-rded Judge Ijognn an excuse
for sending a message to Washington, which
made a false impression and defeated the Am
nesty Rill in the U. S. Senate. A Kn KIux
outrage waa just what the Radical Senator
wanted to kill amnesty and prevent Gov. Vance
from taking his seat in the Senate, nnd they
got it from Rutherford in time to suit. Char.
Democrat.
wa lu txM mly ttnlil a pc muim-tit one etxild
be rwtatitntirtr. - frVrTh? pttrpwaj of etnti?t.Mhg
a pariuam nl guvmiasetil, a oxiVrtaiuK u tha
people waa rallvil utxlre the aulhortty of Um
t ongreaa ol Ih I nllcl Nalea, Winch rolivva
lion aa oaiiiipoUiit uiuk-r ll Krdvtal Ctxwi
lutiua. Thai ootivvtitiiai U-ing unlranttled ty
every poavr but Uie ttMwtiliiliou of ll.a tailed
Slalea, (rorveded lo rataldu-k a htale govcra
nirnl lU'imbliean in form. Ih trlit lo Ho 1I1U
il waa ihouuhl proK-r l-i istablUh It r ld fornt
of Stale govrrumenl Ihnl U lo iliw4 it into
llirit- ix-diiial( l.rsinlo-a 4. i A lot'isia
tiie, Kiiciilive and Jmln ial.
Thin the cotiitultonuiaU-dUic llrcv Ualw.h
r of ih (ininmiinl, sisl at tl.r amc lime gvr
to 1a.l1 iu powers. Tlx lice il was lhl the Is g
isUlure drtivetl iu ot ra ; if., all lis powrrs,
lor all its puwi-i are derived and ihi iidivrml.
'1 In 11 lliv li;i"iatur baa no -iwrr. ee l
llii j-iven toil by iliaSialeexiiiveaiieiu throiij;li
the roiistliiiiion. Then it ran exirco no pow
ers only Imim) ulvrii to ll in ihsl any, thai isgiv
en by the convention llirooli ilia coiwtilulion.
Tl'eu what poWcia hava br-n given to the
Iliidalura by the convention ihron.h Ih Coo
siiiniioii lo call another convention of Ibe peo
ple T
All the grant of aiH-h power we, 6nd In Art.
XJll,K-cl of lbs e-on-tiiaii.xi la a nrjiaiive
expivssio) r,thcs wonlai No oto-venliao, of
the Jropnj shall be railed by the Gne-rl As
sembly unlei by the cuncurrenca of Iwo-lliirda
of all the mrinU rs nf each House of the d'eii
eral Assembly." This is all the wi r that the
.oo-41iiio0,.l,vy W.Ib-,AXl-'"w uu Um
siihjivt ut a convention, itut I lie i-re-M-nl
isluliire (Islios the li;hl lo tlrn w l ir i.ot
given to it hv the oonventjii ItirooKh I he eon-
sliluiiori ; in other onl, 11 claims some ml 1 r
enl riplil. Now, we ssy (list the l.i yi-li.liitv
has 110 loin not rights, ai.d ue snv that in. in u
the Ihne eo-onlinala lirsmlies ol a r..ii I !!-
gorcriimcnl has inln r rtt tilas a kuch hrntoh
of the goveriiiiu lit ; but on tliei tsmtrarv alt llielr
powers are iierivc :i..i.i i r;,.:o in toiiVi-n-lion
ns. "',, ii throeii.li the t gallic I.,w. 1 1
us mil j.le r where is the olnicl . iri l a
Slate 7 l it not in the i-e-ople win 11 thry arc
in coiivciilinn assembled 7 v say ii is all in
such roiivviiliim. and " V say that all sut'U luw
ers lire inherent; if litis be true, lin n il e.ui ilo
anything lor the- Male under the I e'dei.il con
liluiion. If it ha all power at one tine, it
must have nil jiowrrat another time. So that
we lili.l l he e-ple in convelilioii ameiul-ted nl
one time have no right to ssy wli.it the pi pie
in e-oiivtiition ae'iiihlcd at another tinic losy
or mny not do.
Hut we unit the present Ixi-l.ilure, alllnsih
only one of lh- eo-ordinaU- I rai.rlifs ot Uie
govi rniuciil ami a ervatnro of the it invent ion,
nun -li tnoinp upon u i r not only Its u
hut it- very i vi.teni t-, il lining what the so
ple phall ami 'inll not do wrlie-u in con vein ion
llie-y ihall aain he a.eliihled.
We 'solemnly a-k the thinking people of N.
(':iro!ina how the ci' nti:re cjii i:ricl itsel.Hi-
tor nnd thus limit its inhi ruit rights. Is there
one single lawyer in the State that w ill say that
I he I Ki.-I.ili.ri' l.a sin Ii ri),lit, or that he lias
in his study of -ohtjisl ocoiK.rnv found a war
rant for the exercise of such ower7 We iltink
not. If there be one let him say so, Iml whin
be i1ot say so be takes upon liiuisflftlte burden
wf jirouing the same. e think he wiil fail.
We think tliat inhere he such a light thai il is
a revolutionary right only.
Tlien the iputnii arises, t lio cause' si.fli
l ieut to w arrant the Legislature in the cxi ri i-e
of sm h revolutiotiary rt; ht, rvt rr if it shall tw
'on riiac'l that mi ll iLl.xiiaU4J.. VV -il.ii.l ,
not, while there is a plain, cny, eeoriomical
and coiisi itulioiial mode ol aim mnii): the (i
gimic law without a convention, for we see in
Article .Mil, Sec. 2, of the constitution that the
legislature may amend the constitution by
thrce-tiflha making proKwitioiis for amendment
and then Ibe (Miction of two-lhirds of the nesl
Lsrgislature, and the subsequent ratification by
pretend In iindir-UnJ aayiLUut aLuul runslUu
liottal law T A htata ronveailisn, aa we have
aid b6.r, U uutioHut -r the Nate Miirf
Ibe I adersl tuMiiiuiia, and II Bsaasbar a4
aet l lake aay oaik eicej-l lo aoppurt aasi
nalntala Ike rotutiittliMi of the t'aiud SlaUs.
Wiibout assiieiiiij the bill funber by aci !
are buealal lo sav aa a lawyer that we think II
auroiiatiujiiuttal (Vom Ufiniiing la end, end
tuns-.'- ully ilMigerooa for ibe (uUuf rc
"fif I Pl'lius s umjunf 4 W pl were to
Sola iut tbe cunvrntioa and lor eelegalas at lle
m liiue atvunlibg to Ike prevUkM of Ua bill,
and lhal r-4ivrt.ii.at were lo a-wauMe aad al
lrai4 lo aatead tha ruMilalis aasl atiuae il
should, a U la Ibe purpose of ll.U lirgUUliire
Ihsl sbmild do, aa we think, dlar all Ike
iJIse1 in ibe Suie eaeaaL would Ibe offiewa be
va-ahl or would ibe euosiiiutlon be ameiMied t
Hupioaa Ike iirtMrut inesimlsrnU wottbl aay lhal
the alrt.la Iking la ttiKts4ilutlo(tal and would
ma frerly give dare lo ikmw alio might al
teiii4 lo come ia aiulef ih tulion of the eon.
Vein ion. Wbat Would lb rawnll? The lie-
era tswverwnr, aad ibe other Jlsrr- d" ib hi
govrtnutetil, would apeol lo Ike lr4dtbl a
rsilist I Ins alerted iu urwuanr nf lb Bctloa
of the (louvrnikat, aa did Gov. King, of I.biwl
Island, and his ola,vfw, again Ike lorr rvvolu
tbrfii.la. The President would rvcoania Gov.
Caldwell and lli Jndgra and other ptr-rnl ot-
D'-vnfc tie ti-arts would s1lllt aiui
(tt',M tl.u ttrtbiua of the is.llllcal isiWer, a
ihry diij h that rase. Sea l.ulher es. llesrelvn,
11 lloaaru, pai,- 1,
We think that ibe bill ntwn whkk Ike mn-
ventie la suufcUd U uot law. Then w bo are Ike
nfTitTioT the old iw of course. Aad if ibe new
ones akonld allreipt t-i come In by iiniKle rev
olulion, then the lj-nlt-nl of ibe I'kilrd Statee
a M.aMai.Wr.u TZw of ibe iro and Navy
would have l inteile re. Il would I kwiawnrn
duty In sustain the reinrts, mherwise the lrv
pla'foriu wmild l eabli-hl In North t'aroli-
... mi, gtmn i.lrl iliaoiiiM llo4..lie rtrsri,.rl
-:frTnrrrtstyie ri.n.cv;n.i.troii iiii.T,r; i"-1 ",r 17'! " 1 u"
BTUtiva uu; lu Lia lif allow, f bra aside
Ibe govrruuietil of ans hule, ausjiend tha
lit .f kabra eotpu,. aireat its GovefDof,
impiUoa e-f tliefs the Leglalatuiw, alleae
na jougee ana Irample ilowit II prntd aa
of IUe ariiM-4 toeela 4 hi U.M4. Meillilag
la h-n lu I he cillaeu of Ibe Male nhieh ran
aay b.nger U railed a light all ia cJiaugod
llilo tiwr tiuVf sure. 1
-O ksspee wrrlrrs ire To'lTifraTw
. . . . 1 ... .......
pew, 111 - aoiwr aeeeina llioliglil," 4 Uie
Auiniraepes.pl.., Wk rail niwa I hem to
be t l theuiaelvee aud .i their oalerity.
aad d arrgaidiiig fail t aamee and iniu..r dif-
feroarra, lo ii.s'.l 11 1.. a tieeutialialion f
piioer aud h riiK-lion of federal authori
ty ailhla Its just Kid pri.er limits. I. aving
lu Ih St a tea lhs ronirol over d-miee'ie af
bilia which la e sri.linl .. Ih.ir l.apj ii.ess,
Iranquility and gl gvviiioeiit. J:very
thing thai lualieiima Ingenuitj rs.iild -uja-l
ka l-vej done lo iriit.ile Ihe s..pl ..I tha
MhUt and S lulliri u ." tl-s. GruMnixlei.
Sgae'ated 1 iarg. 1 f Hi...liT aud l -l lira
owe ibelr olilu lo the misrhieVoe imiois of
po.-iitial niati.igr ia ih senate ami House
of lli T avnlalivra. ! wi.irii the I'.'.eiitivs
hn. we lil -I l.i say. lent bis tt'd sli I lliua
h. lpd iiitlaii e tl.e . uil.r wt lhig. In
nil ll'i "mi. of hiwtile .-gul.itb-i an . harsh
le,-i Inn-lit, lot word of e a-rilirtl . n. of kind
euesi.l.iKi-.i 1 or finri..il f. ieiid!.i,i ha
eee. b n sj.keu by iIm. I'i. si.t.-i.i or by
(Vi k.- l.i "Jit. j e..ple i.f thr Southern
hlalea. Ihry liae t-ru addiessrd only iu
the tseg-Uie i.f pi-erlj'ti..ii.
IVe same lly ruir-4l our A I'ow ciii, na In
ail I sins m iu t rnon sparij tin eliurl lo J
Btsk.utif -eae and orJ. r, to eartrfTrfy proleel
the r!?V of enry cl.iisii.lo prrarrv kindly
rvlsiioi s ani4 g all men, and to dismMiiiletiance
and d iih,- ;ii vioutom ol t!ie- lights of
CiriTAi. A llitleglrl In fayetteville has
lost cuninbuud lUsum or f 0, In aul ot r oreigu
Vlss4.tv, OMineiird ilh ih IWbvlet Uli
rburck, U ing Ihe iisirewU t a year, of a bra,
Hts laliora abe ka tfadlfl
icated to Ikia auae.
Fatal Ainimt-Os Tkuraday erenlng
Usl, XitvJ, Lo AWaaartkar, wvlre Wei I'kr-
fcrs aiill, ar IbU city, Met Willi aa an lurai
lhal raiawd kla death ia a short liusa. lie aa
closing up Ike mill after night, and la walking
acrtoi lb flour Ml Ikrongb a email opening lo
ibe ground bctiealk, a disianr ml about SO ksrt,
liidivtiinf a Cslal wound on ake bead.
CkaWaU DnmmtraL
TI. H. VT. Grand lwlge of he I'liilrd Utalra
baa de-creed lhal ill uf the plwss iil aioolh
sboiild be aet aiian and observrel by lb mem
ber of Ihe 1. U. U. F. lliPHialuiul Ibe country
as a dat of ceneral thauk'iUing, in grateful
acknowliilgeutrnt of ihe liuodne-M of God ia
Ih rvwrvatieMi and prus-iei il of lb Order.
Mis Coaaiueis credited with theMlowltig
cheuiieal illuslratloB of marriage 1 f A mole
rut 01 osygen -roamliig loueiy luruugii
apace, seeking for III mate, but finding
none, when of a audden in some hideous no"k
it diseuver a molecule of htdrogen. when
lo ! there I a rush, an embrace, and t haels
neither any umre oxrgea kor bjdrogea. bat
a diamond drop of dew reposing oa the boa
inn of the lily."
the linLm-tanrt?
iy.i:N Joriun.
Ill
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. I- l.i.- 1 real. on 1 1 1 o i. trail -
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it- i f :rt foPowin i!.e war,
001. isli si- Ii4e t ian.lvil T-l,-
ssiissi 1, r . p,iiiry p.itjsxi- a.oiie-, l-e-iiig
M-Tf -".esiiwi ot tlis (.:it!1r wmeNinl
I l.t iIm- miik tui sj.s iu wr and in vaee
1I11 i. I 1.' "i-n'i- y-.ti prc-v tin.- June
j "11, t.oi in, IikIIui 111 either cuh' the sum
.! .i ji.iiij.iI or uiuiisiol lot pii'i'lu-
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Dr. Karl Helurleh Schullt Rchultienstein,
of Uerlits, wee of tlte Mvuat awiuant botaaisU
of Germany, died on the C;kl ulu Although
iu nte 7J4 year, be waa remark! ly active,
aud was a lecturer ou physiology as well as
on btiTtny'tu thaTuivrrsitv "T ilerlinrwitb
which be bud been Connected sii.ee lt2.
The Ik'i- editor of the t.ondi n (Mmtrrer.
who lee-en' iy dii-d ia hi lilm-ty ninlli year,
is said lo hate l-.-eu lb old. si jourwalial ia
iu the World, listing bieu an artiv nieuiber
of the profcsaiou for over sixty year.
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lion of the radical lead-
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i ! g i-lnlion aa w iil. iu their iw.
best presert llieir aareuiianry. a lot no re-
gard f'r the wise restraints iiop..si by the
ronstil'lti' n I. a rherLed tlieir r, i-L leu an J i
llespur.lte career. The 'r s'.dftlt of the I " I, I -ted
States I as be-n firinnllv mnionne. d a- a
candidiit.. f r re-h ti. ii. The .Lr'nt
of Ills Si lit- il Sllpp" t'-IS l.l'i. Ilil-I' re-,-rlnd
1" a rul's ili' d pns. sn.l th.. s)i. i;.! Br ,j
e pes).
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t I iit, army, ny, h o-nnis
i -ssi.iasl were evin-ii 1. .1 dur-
rim. t! :i war en ling June 'si, 1 "sTll. " ''
No iiiili ..iti-.ii ran 1-e I'm -tern and Ilo .-orn
..i .-vit for the s riiom by inix ripnlous
ri.!.. ' .. !. .'.a! tin-;r. at ileui's-rati'-party
ol lio- i Toon I. . or i an have syiop-iil-e wilh
ill- .nl. i - or V:"'i in e in any part of Ho- o unit rv,
or in I ' i-il-1 rn -ii on nl gin i.iau of his rights
io.hr the ia;;i:ation. It is to protect and
s rs limit- ihe rights w lib Ii every frei-iiian clier-l-bes,
to rieiv in all In. lit. the f.-i-linr of
triei.it-h:p. stli r ti. n mr )i um.-nv w hi. h are the
ii-t -irat.i! - n l.iwr and rrder, and to thro
ar--iii"t ll.e lii.ml I. - i itisa n, wl.i r v r he m iv
Dempster, ou of the belt kuowu aud
ui.miI iM.puUr vis aliat and eoinpowers of the
day died recently in Knglaud in the t'tid
) ear of bia age. II made th tour of tin
coil . try as a bulad siugar many years ago,
aud was g iirrai UvvtiUt.
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piiny lias aire-auy u.4ia: aoe-anoi u, (iM. . ---f rrr--r wH'-tr rir f riitTTT"ent it '. itrs vf
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LIFE INSURANCE.
We bad tlie pleasure this week of meeting
with Hon. D. W. Coinim. for muny years
the able nnd popular T easurer of the State
Mr. Courts is now the general agent of the
Piedmont and Arlington I.ifo Insurance
Company for Western North Carolina. I're
viousto his death the late Rev. D.'I. Dreher
had insured his life iu this company to the
amount tif $5,000 funhe biruffit nf hi Trifi?
Oreher by his first wife resides in this couf-
tv Mr. Court's visit to Salisbury was for the
purpose of having a guardian appointed for
- pivee-eHe
bnt-iir -frltlfivare
' frf ' r. l ..t.l . f ti '.i I-. ' . i
iu ovcoiuew a unui'if ioiij in jiuouc coiiii'ici.
"" "TlirnB"7of "iniliviiluahlwho have reaf work to
do at borne deliberately wrsting alin.ist one
sixth of a year in going arvutnl an4kii-rking
off people's bats, el'sppin their faces, and
r bUckguarding th;'. nigl,l.rs - generally,
very man trnrg to see who wfll talk loud
eet and binges, aa i a!i lies whilinft-etiij
S deliberate rejolve not to do aqv4hing ' This
"Tre"T vii . 4-usiexs vi lla ptttrcti
Tim Demochats rs Congress-o Tim A-
MCJUMliiJiTei. Wlmn the Tamisrsrph d-ffrring
that the lstmoeratic arly accepts in good faith
the thirteenth, hrtirteentli, and fifteenth amend
ment to the coiiiitiition, (ind that the rights of
all ciliiens, blars as well as while; under those
amendments muat bereafter.be rwpi-cted, it was
me-t wrtlf- bitter opiiositiou. esnee-iallv bv some
of the northern IVniocraf. TheSoutfierii mem-
brrrtif ihe jitrty were almoHl iinaiiinoiisly in
favor of the measure, and iirofesoed a desire lo
cuttivite a spirit of good fei-ling with the color
ed peopte. .Vflator Niuulirlry opposed this isir-
lie eorie; then the proposed ainenduitntsare
to become purls of the constitution, nnd they
cannot bevnuie so ill any other way hv the I.eij-islat'-re.
This is the onlv mode laid il-inn in
the constitution. There la another nioilo extra
neeius (o and nut'iilc of the ciinstiuition e xisting
in the inherent right of the people in conven
tion assemhled. 'i bis latter mode is not laid
down in the constitution, for the constitution
had no busines to say anything alsutt what the
people should or should not do when again in
convention assemhled. lint wc Hud with all
the doctrines long since promulgated by the
great statesmen of our nation, the legislature
engaged in passing hill to suimiit Ihe tpiestinn
of convention or no convention to the M opie.
i nia uni contains me louow-ing arrange require
ment: Section the lsi. .'The Sheriffs of the
several counties shall open kiI1s for the Hople
to vote on the question of convention or no on
vention," Ac, under certain restrictions. Now,
we think the Legislature has as lunch ri"ht to
restrict a convention in all its action as in nnv
part of its action.. If this lie not so, where is
the reasoning to the contrary ? It seems to us
that the Legislature might as well say (hat there
never shall he a convention of the people unlet
it shall net siiliscrvient to nnd in accordance
with tiie will of the present Legislature. We
think that such doctrine is fraught with cnor
uiitv, hig with revolution, and li.-iiuful to llic
Hlitical safety of our people. We find nothing
more very interesting until wc get to the !lh
section, which declares that said convention
shull have power to tix the pay ol all its olliccrs,
Sic, a thoiigh the convention could not exer
cise such power without tlie Le-yilalure had
said ju.
Whal Htatesninn will I .ike nron himself the
-ivaaiiltay'of-aay'iH)r;-a-iat -a laTiakilnre tike
ours in tins Mine can iiikp irom or ami to u
inherent powers of a Slate convention ? V
sav no more can it dt so than it can make
He I.-
li-i.
irn-l i .tive
' a ir. tl.sl w- inrnke rhi'
n in ti.e- Woik of pea'vand reii-m-ilia
soMel lor'lllie Uie S:iie.ll
'le-alty. Tin1 part! u b-g
refer was die.enl ai.il '..ii 1 . . i.
ens, where the extr ii:.f! . - 's is
dominated, and iras ml. pt.. I ' y as.il..vi
ent majority, if. uot with the intent, certain! v
with tlie elfert to place la. the liaiuia of tl.e
Presntent iwvtt lo eoinmand hia w u i
nninlnsti..li. and to ellllilor lh wrtne. n.ti ' po m m-i-tenl w.lh g.
.,..l...illits .t l is Si.lw A.T. t..n J '. !" n iti' nal ohiigation and wilh a slriclly e.-o-
..t ..iliservlnrr hi. , r l ,.i.,l.ll .. I """' aonmiil ration of ll.c government, and
ite t.. ir pi lu Tons eo-opi ration,
ail foilllel link N lice ol oi.iuuin,
ihel Ihe hsl-ii voice ol diw-ord'may Ih- sllelic.il;
that a new and dangerous sictioi.nl noilntion
, luav be edws ked; that ihe burdens of taxation,
, I direct sn.l indim t, may Ue reduce.' I" the low
, ' et po rrt t-on-isfi nl wilh goisl faith to everv
said child to enable liTiri to pny ovel"it part
of the policy. Notwithstaidine this com
pany has issued many policies in this part of
the Slate this the first instance iu which it
baa been called upon to meet a death claim
This fact shows how caref'! and prudent is
its management and how safe aud reliable
the company is. Kinks are only taken on
good lives. There is no company in which
waJia.e.iote, riniifijlenpftrXbatL,ii.n..liava ,fi iuaijjiuJje.l'aee.
Jart of a simt equal to the w hole of ft, or change
t K'1aWilTrirraTlrmiopn-1 ll itT" Tif n Ws wrH no
longer run down, but revolutieinzo the laws of
nature and run up luil.
tce-tinti the Hull declares tlmfr said convention
shnll have power to elect i Ih own ollieers, iic.
All we have to say about this section is that it
is equal to the lirccccdiiig one in niotisiiositv.
1 1 seems lo us thai ft would not be stranger if
the mmiii, which i-hiiK with horrowed light only,
should (.ay to the sun, from whom file horiows
all ;l.erj lustre. Nil, thou God of days shall
shine with with less brilliancy,' or thou shall
the raue-tia liU evening, but did not opsie the
new lsiliey The aifdrew was circulated anions
f'ce nl torth Carolina." What wuuidyoii think
of such a moon 7
- The 11th section continues to attempt to give
powers to' the L'uivei4ion, wJiich we have said
It could, not do ; hut hctoic c read far in this
section we nud it aTtempting to take i.owers
from the said convention v hen il has t o pow
ers only those diriveiH.'uui ilttjjH.,pp'fe in goo-.
vention nstc-ninleHI. Vi'I.o cvir lit arJ of such
doctrine? If such dia-lriiie be true, then the
inherent rights have gone over from the con
vention to the-Iai'i-I.itiiic. These rights claim
ed bv ihe 1 Aci.-la'llie are inherent richls substi
tuted -for tier tveif rtglm 1 rtnLwrst.atnreeHft
take awa? froln the leoi'lcin convention a
acuitelsjA. an-e.4'ar,,j!f.iui..iiirier(-iit tighis, wc
say it e-an lalte theui all away, niid could by a
hare iniuonly make a constitnlion itscll. N.c-
tion the 12th provitle-athat said convention iu ay
revise, or change the eeiiistiiulluii of the State-,
c. vt hv Hell the li'mvi ntion it mav have
lliese jsiwirs, whctl it hathcse 'powers- already
as a liiiliie-ls.ni ri-'lit, and while n etvoreliiialcl
hrane-h with its powers onlv del ived can go
ive ii.ltiirnLla-'Wcrs to It4 creators -
Sivtion' the lillli i nn ides that each tncmtirr
shall tal.e and kh.s (., the following oath, iY
When the sad ex j-rietiee of ihe Inst two
yenrs, so dapi-oniting to the hopes and
generous ecu tide tire of the country, is Con
sidered, ill connection with the violent ut
teraneea nnd nrdi purposes of those who
control the l'resideiit'h jM.licy. it is not sur
prising that the gravest apprehension for the
future pence of the uatiou should bo enter -mined.
At n time when lah..r is depressed
and evety material interest is palsied by op
pressive taati..a. the publ c. oflices have
lieeli multiplied beyond all precedent tu
serve .-s instruments in the peri'dtintion of
power. Partisanship is the only test applied
to the distribution of this vast patronrge-
Ilotiesty. htne.-s and moral worth are open I v
discaitied .in favor of triickliug siib'nissioii
and dishonorable compliance. Hence enor
inoroiis defalcati'.iiis and widespread corrup
tion .have followed as- the natural conse
quences jf this pernicious system.
l'y the official report of the Secretnry of
the Treasury, it appears that after the de
duction of all proper credits many' million
of dollars remain dse from ex-c .Hectors of
the internal revenue, and that no proper dil
igence has ever hi en used to collect them,
h'et'oiins in the r. venue and fiscal svnte'ns.
which nil experience demonstrates to be tie-
ei ssitrry to u frugal udiniiiiMiatioii of th
goveruuuiut. as well s it me.-istireof relief to
an overburdened people, have been peisis
Milly post poii e'd or wilfully neglected. Con
'irea''miw'ii
teljlpteij to reduce itxnti n or to ii-n.-ul the
eliiring in positions by which iiulii.-tiy i.s
che.ipei.ed and iuipeiverished.
The treasury is overllowing atnl an excess
pf eighty millions of revetiuo is admitted,
ami yet. instead of siuiic measure of resent
relief, a ; barren iiinK delusive resolution is
parsed by t.h'' Senate to consider the tariff
and excise systems heical'ier. as it' the his
tory of broken pledges and' pretended reme
dies furnished any better assurance for fuUtire
legislation than expel ienee has iloue in the
past, Siitpbu'.l'liug and the carrying trade,
once sources of national pride and prosperi
ty, how l!rguihunijiir' a crushing load of
taxation. niiiiaiearlT evpry lither htisniess m-
hal the Mate miy lie restore.! hi their iiitcgri
ly and true relation to our feih-rnl union.
The addres is signed bv all the demiH-ratic
Senator and Representatives in C'ongressi.
IM1-ORTANT TAX .NOTICE.
".
State (iK Nohtii Cakolina, l
TllK.esl liV 1 KrART.MKXT,
Raleigh, April 21. J
The follow ing section of "An act to rai-ie rev
enue," ratified the -lib day of April, 1X71, is
published for the benefit of all parlies concern
ed :
"Schedule 15, Section 2(5. "L'vcry non-rcsi.lcnt
or drummer, or agent of a non-residi lit, w ho
shall sell any spirituous, vinous or malt liquors,
goods, wares or merchandise, by sample or otherwise-,
shall, before making miy shell sale, ob
tain n license to sell one year, from the public
treasurer, by paying said treasurer an annual
tax of fifty dollars, hut shall not lie liable to he
taxed iu any county lHcauC'of his sales. Any
person violating the provisions of this para
graph shall be -Iccnied guilty of a petty misile-uie-auor,
ami upon conviction before any magis
trate, shall he lined not exceeding fifty dollars
or imprisonui not fxcccilmg one month, ami
shall lorl'eit and pay beside'-, two hundred dol
lars to the slu-rill, to be collie lid bv distress or
I'lhei w ise, one-half of w hich shall be accounted
C J . . . I . . .1 . . I I . . .1
i or as oiner inxcs, n,e inner nail to tlie Use ol
the informer and tire hlu i -i iT t .i s.i 1
I'arlie-s dc-iiinir licuivi' to carrv on bu-iness
under, litis serfiofi cmaijitiio the suine on an
oiiaiioii io i.o j ...! i in o oi .
Sheriils are charged with the duty nf seeing
that the requirements of this section are com
plied with. I. A. .ILNKI.NS,
State Treasurer.
fcAUSIiUin MAKKKI'S
Al'RII. 23, 1671.
arroaTtn v J. . mccunkacohi v.oti ta.
II41..11. ' per sound 13 t.i
liiC.-t, cr iH.uhil to
t'l'ru. pivr busli. ot f.fi II. s .. ih to
" .M. si. Iul.. 4'i Ho
t'oiH:rtta. -er pound 10 (o
M sudlcs. fellow . anio
Ailuiii.tiilinc. 'in to
l.iittou, l" 1 HiiinJ 1 J iS
Viirn. pei buutli I. -Hi 10 I
Kg.s 't-rdozeu. I'i to
I e-sllie-rs, ist-r p.ininl 411 to
Ki.i.ir. k J 7j I.. 3.i".
Fish, Mae-keral, ' 1. I i-ll.mi
S 211 to 22
' 3 lo
fruit. Jrieu. S'plry js.ulc.1 3 lo q
" " unp'l.l a to h
" Peat-lie, peale-i 9 tu 13
" " " s DIIMi4k.t 6 to it
Leather. npper."ier pound, 6J to 7f
" aole, " .......... -3tto- it
Iron, bar, " to 0
castiug, ' H to ;e
N'liils.i-ut. " " 6 le
M.ilusses. snrghnm. ier ts
West India, " 60 to
- " Hymn. t . fsl tn I . ?7
Shf Tif ff osr hut he!. W to 74
1'oik. jx-r poii no i'i 10 111
i'otutoe, Iriali per l.usliet, 75 to I. (Si
Sweet. " Hi! to I.Of
Sngar, Brow n. er ponnd 12 to 18
' Clarified. " 16 to IH
Cmshed Pulverised 20 to S8
Salt. const. par sick 1 .IV to 9.1'
" Liverpool, as
" Tahle, 6.MU06.W
Tobacco. I. f perponnd, Kto 14
Mnnnfactnred Slitol.Nl
" Sniokine. tn ti 1.60
Tut: KfKi.fx h.tw. Some apjieaN were
made lo the President by letter from New Ynrk
to veto the bill, l-.it he signed il in live iiiintitcs
at'ler receiving it, and informed liep-.iblican
Senators that immciliatcly on his return 1'phii
St. Ijonis he should proceed with its vigorous
enforcement.
TO BUILDERS.
The undersigned having been apxinted by
the 1'oard of Commissioners for Cabarrus coun
ty, to contract for the cnlargii.g nnd repairing
of the Court House in Concord, will receive
proposals for miid work until the 1st Monday in
June next. R. W. AM.1SON,
R.W.FOARD.
F. A. A RCII1 15 AI.D,
'Concord, N. C, April 21, "Tl:3t Com'rs.
Apple and Peach Brandy
WANTED.
T AVAXT TO rCRCIIASKalBrgennantltvol
A Peach and Apple Brandies, for
wtreii 1 win piy nigiies'. imirKel casu price.
Address, slating ipiantily, Ac,
KDWAllirW. GROOT,
nprt'i-am Charlotte, N. C.
"Yadkin College, N. O.
TIIK FIRST SESSION OF TIIK FIRST
reirular Scholastic Term of tins Inst l-ilion, 11 ruler
tlie in-w regime (Ilie cniitrol ninl .iitioiinie of the
X '. t'oiilcicm-e of the il. I'. ( liurcli) w ill oien
on the Sth of Jnly. 1H71 91 .
Male Hint leiualo stmloiits ailinittcd in separate
i!i-p:irtiiie-nts.
The course of Instruction w ill embrace 1'repara-Uiiy.-a.taMjri'-,ilsi;-e--?
-"
'I lie itest anil mwt approTcd testyhooka witf he
used w-Tiieli w ill be piete-uie-d fc-r rtuJeuta at Pub.
bsl'i-ra' prices.
'Mm mural ili.-eiptittlt will 1-e strict, iiislruction
tl.orongli and practitab
Vnv Minister ol' the X. (". M. I". Confercm e sen-
mTinfrWe-wrH--
In 1 (enjorratrc Smrifnrn and Rcprcc illative- Now.lhcn, what is the obje-cl of Making hinl
this afternoon. andWas siniil nusi at 1 heni- , ..iM-rilM. ih. nsih V'.. niu!..r.i,.il ih... .lii.i
A few who favored it have licni ercns.4 from to lm lhal if he sl.onl.l ilir to nsn 1m in nf
rtgnins, out tr.dtfi.re'nry lo the senliil'l ill in those inhere lit rights that have.aiwas since the
the ir district. TlWo'-if.'.H Wfytrrm Snt Yart ed.1 days of 70 been excr ised, and sl.t.iild
Tntim. ' j n,H conform strictly lo the w ill of tlvis lijisia-
1 mm I iuru be nin-4 Isp iii.lieie.l f..r M.rjiiry.
. Miiiarw, the New York Itiipnbllcaft A-sem-! t ell, we jay iTlifJaTtes tTio lutb : ; Ks riUil
blyman wiici baa ie-Hmrgt-ii wfib cnri HilTon"; and tiorw tfiH-alht-re-i-tt a!; iea! V fiy-yhrmld is?
j I.H-eajise lie voteil- with 1 terms rats, has potdisli- ! indicted, but I be ouimgei-oliiiriiiteJ by the Kfg-i'4-cr',',,JM-'i,'l!
ihe . lure 1. io;m i jH-iiirsy in fii wjihti.g Mt-rHH4v-rtr vhe jo-rrr
iv ..'U( ttyiUiata-uaeei- -
If ST n.'.T5 i
t.-errtii'.
inr-rr w hrr
taiu ifse.'F. Our agriculturists, while paying
heavy taxef 011 all tliey., consume,- either to
the igoVcTninciU or to uVolioioli.-ts, liu.l the
j't iees for their own products so rujluccd that
honest labor is denied its ju.' t reward, and in-.
lusTTV is pr.istratetlhv iuvniioiis diseiri urina
tion. Nearvly JIML(HKMJt) acres of public I
TaiiiT "ifliii'Tl FhoiiTl'haV' beeti reM-rVeJ for (
the benefit of the people, have been vot' d
awny t giant corporatioiis, regleeting our
niir soldiers and enriching a handful of free
ly speculators nnd lobbyists, who are there
by etiaTifc-iT; hi' rXr'rrS? a tnoaf ifangereu ami
corrnptiii ililliieuce ver St,ite and Federal
legislation, If twa career of H(ese conjijiira-
tora be not checked, the dou niuU of free
goveriinmit i. inevitable, and with it the
elevation .f a military dictator on the ruins
f the public, '
1'udi-r tl.V pretense of passing hues toei-
fotce tiie fourteeiitli nlneli-llli. lit. Hint for oth
er ptliliosoK. Congtuss ha ' olih -rred tiie
nft'tbjspotJ totar. iitru tlit K.eemi.,
and pro id.-.j n nilic-il iiii.chiiii-ry by whicli
which the libc-rlie- ul the people are men
aced, aud the sacred right of local self 5'v,
eminent in the Sta'es is bfWiMv'i, if tot to'-"
tally overthrown. Jlo.Ieled nmn the Fdi
tinn'Taw. sT"odi..iia in history."' they are at
yariauce with all die sanctified theolh-s of
our i:ist?utjins. h' d the constTuctiori (jivnji
these radical interpreters totf.e J-uQeeitthj
auo ndinert i.' t.ruseTTie TiirgfiiiK" "( an c-iui-ineni
T75at-.r Ir. Trninbiill, t.f R!i:iois, aa
'tsntLrti..n of '-he Statiji.1 1
4ii.3?.1 v? fce-twot bill -h" Kt- 1
Tit E ALAn AMA Cla i.u..- -Wasliingtnn, V pril
20. The fact ihaXlie Rrcsidi'iit has nlrvndv is
sued a tiriM-lhumlion rcijuiring the Sen-il-e to
tu 1'iiiivnic lrrv.ni:rTt?s-M-T
.Hay licxt. to consi.ter rxve'iilivo husine'ss, con
firms very fully the statement that the Joint
High Commission have jirrlectcd, lie-atic on the
various matters brought U-fore them, and which
nip lire the filial action of the Seiiati; before
they arc accepted bylhis Ouvcrniin lit.
There was a significant A-s-oTiuion unatilnioiis-
ly ndoplcd by the House' to-day, 011 motion of
Air. llcck, dcclai imr i.Kaiii in siilntance Ibe r-s-olutroli
of the Fortieth Congress lhal the House
will stainl u'on jia jaalitutiijiiid.jicbt ii na.k-
ing a proprialions of inoney to fulfill tre.iVii s
ra I i tie it by the Senate, and tiving nfotice tuthal
lsaly to that efi'evt. This will Lsery'e'a' ari-nvi at
in tiie coming treaties from the yHigh Joint
Commission. -e
tritnm-trre torioncof
tin-eiinivsleitt in cash.
-Ml voting men studying for the Ministry admit
ted without charge.
Although under the" contmtSnf tlie W. P. Clinr.-li
it is free. front sectui innism, ancball churches are so
licited to patronize itr ;
.' tuit 1 6 iar
I-'rom $ JO to t2i sr session, Hoard S8 sf months
00111 invsmuie in auvan. f .
There are some vacancies iu the Faculty which
will dunkt'esa bo tilled lie .'ore the ope'uiug of 1 lie
sess.cn.
i lll-KI.IUVJV J. II ,1 II'.IU
nir21;2m
I'l'lfj-Of lytWIUtt'lC.
HENRY T. l'lilLLlJ'S,
I'm. 0 Matlunatics.
.oi;tii tUROLlVA,
M 1 1 n -j jit m t u v Cot x t y .
P. C. Sandera Admr.
? Iu the Superior
S Court-
fu-ll
for
FROM CONNKCTILTT.
HaktkiiMi, April'2;.'
The cfiicial e.-invase-rs give Knglish,' lcmi
rrat. twcnty--tftwwty-,tr 4ltsrrnnrr"
The l'islature-, however, will have final
judgment usn some of jhe.alleged irri vr'ihin
tl'l-, vi li km. it occuleil
'atu l li:I, T.V '.lil...lw n.
Tlie canvassers give the I.ienlenanl ttovcrfoi
aud Tre-asure'r to the Republican. - . .
The people failed to elert aSecjretary of State
or Complrolk-r. " ' -
drlmiius non if Rich'd.
. Cranfo;d dee'd. I Petition to
aynfnrt f real estate
Joel Cr:i lor. Isaiah asset. '
Hut lard and wifo cf al - .-
(Onler of Puhlicniion.)
Tbw case it appearing that Henry
R.biuson and wife Laura-F. Robinson, Aus
t.urn. K. Cranford, Isaac N. Ctauford. R'e
ciua C. Crai.ford James I). 'C anfo.d and
. OF
VALUABLE
Heal Sstatc,
HT TIWTI K Ot A HKKt) OV TUrT TO
the audersllHird. dwly eireuled by tiouft
V, Kwrpao and wife. iuiaia ll.hwos.,
on tba tUb day of July. C7(,- w ttjll pfu.
rred to H-ll al Ahllle. ia (hi e,niniy of
Itannniiba. and Slate of North Carolina, oa
tha thh day of J me, r7l. f.sr raals, ki the
hlghe.1 b ilder. tba follow iny real estate, to
will ,
Ooa aiHlivid. half iaterrat la lb K-aU
dotal aud ' apjinrtriianera. rohtaluiiif I'I
Arrea of land tu aid Tow a tj Aabrvllle,
Tbi ia very favorably aitualed f.r H.st.l
Keepiu:, lb liutiaa Mntalnin( (rvef AO
Ieooma, aoinaof abieb ara laraa aad eoMiav
d'otia.
Alao al ain lima and placa the following
tract of land In lhao.uuty ..f Cherokee, aad .
Slide afiiretutt.l. to will
I. The well known farm ..nnerly owned
by (iid. .Mori is, and on both aidra of Valley
River, consisting of aevrral I r art a ennlaia-
liig l.titil) acre, niota or leva, IKX) acre) vf
w hich ar first rUt U'tlom Und. Theaa
Tract ere onvryod to (teo. V. gwrpao
by Uid Msrri and I). XI. al'TT ta
il. Tbv Cbarlea Moor (a no. alav Vail
River aud near th iUtt uataii.lag $ . .
GUOaarr. ebb-By- ts.ttoia land.
III. fb David ll.ma.- plaeew mm aaiJ
VHIhavrre'nr.fti -ffotihre fraclj e.aU-
iuiiiK ia nil about lr2 tert j Very Aaa farm-
I ig Lend, ue-atly ln.tt.im. (
IV. One hundred arre-a oa bolh idea of
Cl.i-.Mii M ij'.ii.i ; and an undivided third
ii.len-sl in a I. u ti .! r--. nare trart a-tjoi'iing the
abnva; aj.ljin nndtvnb-d third inatitOarr
tiaet oa Tie aaU-i ot Huriu'a Creek, vu
lb N'orlh aidoid ' beoah Mountain
V Tw.t other tract on Valley River, ron
tnthit.g .'ksl acn-a. fi.iu.erly owned by L. V.
Sharpe. aud known a the llervy lamia.
VI. Out nuiiveib-d half iuterast in 1(7 aJ
j..ininitracts, ou Valley River, held jointly
wilh the heir of John Suddith. ou whieli
are much valuable fanning aaj guUl auia
iu laud.
VII One undivi Jed half intercut in abont
2D,HIO aerea of .Mountain lauda, owned
julntlv with Mercer Fain.
Vlh- AboutlWtKII acres lying ia many
adjoining gt aula situated iu the iiiouuUein
01. s DiMrirts of Macon county.
IX. 1HI.IKH) acres of laud iu one Inidy. ly
ing partly in .Macon, partly , in Cherokee,
and partly in Clay counties, aud know u as
the Olmsted ImiiIs.
X. About 5(1.0101 acres held by Joseph
Keener in Trust tor Geo W. Swepaon, in
the. iu li.-s ol Cherokee on Clay.
XI. TheJ.irretl place, on N.in'.ihala It Iv
or, in Macou coiitity, containing 4ml acre.
XII. The Dr. Woodlin Jtlace. 10 ar Frank
lin, in Mac. .11 county, containing bout 'KM
acres.
XI il. 1 .0-1-3 -irres laying on and near tha
Teuiicssee 1'ue ; and one other tract of !i74
acre oil the Wat is of Nuutiliila, both in
Macon county.
XIV. The following tract iu Jackaou
"iinty :
1st. :l. ((00 acres o'i ti e wat-r ofTucka
. jig River Iwing liraul N. laili.
ud. 2.oG7 acres 01. Uie water of Iee
Creek, being Giant No. IKI7.
3rd. I .iKii airea 011 the w ater of Soco be
ing Oral. t No. IXirj.
4th. I,2e0 nrrea on Mingns' Mill Creek
and Oconaluf y River, being Grant No. !Hi!'.
5th. 10. .VO acre on water of Sows ba
iug Grant No. 970.
All the above described lands being situa
ted in a fine grazing region, well watered
and iu a 1110-t healthful emm ry. offer lant
iuduceinent to persons n isiiing to enter into
the grazing, stock-raising or larying busi
nes. Aud in addition t the above sales wa will
offer on Tuesday, the MOth day of May next,
at Catawba Station, in the county of ('ataw
ba, on the terms above given oi e undivided
half interest in the several tract of hind 111
said county, know 11 as the Marble and Lime
tiarry lauds owned by Dr. Powell and Geo.
W. Sw epsou, including the Lime Kiln. aud
several adjacent farms, all which Mill be sold
in parcels to suit purchasers.
The above sales will be continued from
day to day. if necessary, till the whole shall be
disposed of. For further particular address
the uudersigned, at Ashaville. N. C.
N. W. W0ODFIN,
R. W. l'ULLAM,
April IS. 1871. 17-5t , Trustees,.
NORTH CAROLINA. In the Snperoir.
MuxTGOMtfRY County". $ Court.
P. C. Sanders as Adtn'r. .
of A- I ) iialut Crau- i .
ford dee'd. Pl'tlf. I
nffnntxt Petition to sell land
Henry Uobcs.m nnd
wife Liiura. I. Robe
on and othets, defts-
Onhr of rublicntlon.)
In this case it appearing that Henry Rob
tnsnTrrtnd wife f.iiif.i, T. "Kohiuson. Awa-
btirn ft. Critnford, Ismie N. (.'ran ford. Regi
na C. Cranford, James 1). Cranford and Mar
garett Craufoid. Herts., and heir at Law of
A. Dunaha Cranford are' uou-residenis of
ilj5MliCXiatU..Caroliiia.
It is therefore or lenil that publication bo
made in the OUtXorth Slate newspaper, for
six weeks successively reiiiiring said Defen
dants to appear at the office of the Clerk f
the Superior Courf for the connty of Mont- "
gomery at the Court House, in froy on the
first day of June next, and answer the com
plaint of the plaintiff or the ease will be
heard exiartens thein.
Witueaa, 0 C. Wade, Herk of the iipe
riof Court of said county 11 1 office in Troy
for assets.
C. C. WADE, C. 8. C.
Montgomery County.
M. S. Rolibins, Attorney for l'laiutiir.
f(ivr-l7-pd-1 1 .
A" wiiii? man v. Lo was. cji.Lniia;
iri? Ids sfe llicart to bis bosom the. oilier
night justifies himprlf on tho ground that
he ha a-right to strun his ow iriiotirVj
Vavj-.irette 1 ran lord tlie heir at Law of A.
Donal.a Cranford a heirs at Imw of Richard
Crawford as heirs at Law of Richard Cran-
Jord diva'd. iiiHi.rreiiiJeiiita. jd'.iliA v htte-f
'Xr.T'fTrTWiliiirrTT" Tln ri f. .r . ordered that
nti-Hrcatlmt b tnalir. the OH Xoiih SItiTr
In favor of Jewell, will ' newspaper, t" successive ;eeks n-ouired the
4-naia uiiiiiJiiauis 11. appear at the rtllice of the-
CVerk d the C lerk of ihe Sujssri r Court for
fi.rth'e cemnty of Montg.unerj, at the (,'oifrt
Jlotioain Tr. y on.xhe 1st yy-of June next
and answer th coin plaint ihe plaint LI or
The CaTerni be beard erpurTe as to them.
Wit ness- C. C W'gde. Clerk of-said Court at'
oilice in Troy on thisTtbe lbl of AnriIlc-71
c, :. w.i(k. c.s. c. J
- --- .V . .. ilu!?umer- Cewiiity. '
C I7 '."1 , : ; IT- . , '
SALISBURY
lilRIIHMHK
STORE,
, A FULL ST'X'X alwavaon hand of every
variet-s rNaila,, irons Steisl.s Ilom' lnw
dies, Scythes, ltK) iKi'enVxes at low nruea.
Gun-', Pistols, Ki ivc and Forks, Fairbanks
Scales, the best Wrought Iron Plows lobefonnd.
We warrant them togive s.itisfaetiun. Tliomp
son'a Plows and Subsoilers.
cokx siii;lu:rs,
straw cuttkrs-,
"and a thousnnd other tl.insr vou ne-eel. Semi
111 ytpurorders or come and hiiy; ,
CRAU FORI) A- IlFlLHi.
Jan27-1?. - Sjli-bnry, N. C.
Southern Land Agency,
rrtPH'SS WlSllXl-J- to narchs SeM'Tt Eiyi
T..NIi win do w etl To e-a'l url St.ssrs'eTiiwIen;
A etrttlisuu m lo tu ritel to fr all '..-.-ess! : y
leformat.4 n ait rs-jtl. h-esiion j-n.e ..nslii'...
. Ail.leUers a.J.!ressi lo tl cm, at tl-is plae will
iBe-eive prnTi;-t att-nt un. .
V.V'rt,,'1 ITItASTiXaad "tfrts,
liov-itLly .. ',sl.i.rr. pu a coutitji. "T.C
- J w.