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When e rvntbed MuiukrJvi!!s, nd--
. t 11 . , 1 1 .ttt liif.tf m UA
' 01 kreu f rebel had that morning at
tacked and taken Clasgow an important
point, only erven suite fror tb railroad
aid ordering u 14 proceed very eu-
1 1 ,7 tiously, aa ll was eipecled thai tbrjr would
' ; attempt to optar our train. , We lull our
r . waT along slowly till w. reached ' Cave
i . ' City, at, which Jwiot w fuuoJ a lol of fu-
UV TVS IB 1 w w-tPM-wfcp
The whole aflairWu moat hmefuloe,
4wj ir 220. tweK
. mouths' men of tba SlthKe&iici vol.
V teen, under Col M.stm. They bad for
tification, two piece of artillerv, ana sui
Scient supplies to hsve held this place a
month against 5.000 men. The reWls
were mounted, numbered eighty two, and
were commaud-d by Col. Unghe. At
day break yesterday morning they daubed
into the town, completely urprised the
garrison and captured k without half a
Jmm mu boiaff fired. They nrmaioed
aa hour or two, took 10,000 from tb
bank, sacked tj town, took, what good
horse tbeyeould find, and tl left southward-
Oor tin reached Bowling Green and
Atnid . as aithnnt twin? disturbed. Jt
before dark we pawed a small ata;on call
i ri(l; mi which there ar..sAue
Federal trooo. We had pasied U
more .than a quarter of a wile when we
tacbeL an open field, in which, and not
more tbao fifty yards from lbes track, 1
taw a body of meowed me drawn an la
line close ta the limber. I sat in the door
ef the baggaga oar. and was looking at
them and - wandering -what eon -of- fun
the found "it to be to ait oo in auch a
cold rain, when auddeoly big fcliow with
a blue overcoat, raised bi revolver and
took aim at the car. I aupposed h,wa
getting- off some aort of a country rural
Kentucky joke, when I aaw a puff of smoke
from bis watol. and at the same instant
beard lb crash of a bullet Pg through
the ear. Quicker than thought the bal
ance ef the party raised their revolver and
fired into o, and the the whole gang
wheeled Into the limber and disappeared.
Tfcn entire affair did Dot OOCUPT three
secoodi. aad was alt over before I had
Timffto-Tlo the dodging proper under lh
circumstances. The bullet passed thro'
the car. Several others struck into the
wood work, and glanced off. without pene
trating to tbe interior. Fortunately no
body was hart, and as I was the only ooe
. who aaw- the gnijjhfwjrMBoJbX
ixceot mrseif scared.
v These daring movements on tbe part of
the rebels show that operations wita a
view to interrupt the Iim of commaoic
Uon between Louisville and Roseocranz
are about, to be renewed. Refugees, from
Glasgow informed as that the rebel sta
ted that Bragg bas passed around the left
ef Eoseocrant, and had succeeded in flank
mg him ; ibis intelligence i further shown,
to be truthful from intrmuon from olber
aourcea. u tois oe so, we soajt khhi
a reoetitiou of tbe Brazg and Buell cam
aign, whose character is still fresh io tbe
mind of erery penon is the North. J
Ose year ago last February, I Uited
ITashnile, while tbe bridge which Uw re
treating rebels had fired was still smoking,
t Jba uoceeded in finding but one Union
citizeav Truth compels me to add. that
after lapse of nearly two years, during'
wbicb the people bare enjoyed ' all : the
jaghta and blessings of Federal occupation,
there is not quite as mush resident Union
aeofimeot a- there was., duriog my first
visit.
"Your Administratioa bas done Jeff
Davis good service since that time," said
a citizen this moruitig. Jast at ile. tiioe
when the whole South was uoderideuvand
cMvaasiag tbe expediency of deserting, the
rotteit Confederacy aod restoi'mg the Jd
Uaion, the Coaoacalion act was paMeo.
Then your Government, feariog that the
whole South might sot yet be united and
determined, 'la their rebellkn, vmtd the
Emaocipatioa proclamation. After this
for fear there might poasiolf remain ain
le ease of Unbuispi or toyalty in 'the
Soutt, tb Federal Goverwneot detiwiia
ed t jnke tbe tblog sue, aad accordiog;
ly commenced to arm the negroes.
ibweittten fofibe-absence,of tbe Unionj
Such, in bner, is the reason give by
ieetimeotin this city and other portions
f ajtt0oth'liMi
. asJjvill tub to diit, poo hotekwhUkjR
ahopa, bawdy houses, faro banks. Jouldr
, atrapa and jgenoml dilidatior. A jr
aoa can scarcely, recognize mi .it a aiogle
I feature which belonged to tbk city befcra
the war begao..
GEN, EOBERT lUSSQM.
' This gallant officer (says-the Feteraburg'
; Sryuir,M been assigned to the
; aaand- of the troops ia Southwestorc, Vir
ginia aad East Tennessee. We leant from
private letter received bert that a part of
oar. cavalry engaged' tba Yankees near j
ollicoer on tbe JVth iaet- aad took for
"Jirr'tx!i BiSi-WTtfeefana aad aoeon-
tretentuAa iu to aa4jy jOB prr
wata. and CoL Battle, a very gallant aa
l.H ( t,,i ihnO, I'uiiil. I '.ii. I hi. J j
IV n t . Lv t,H-n cxfjlHifli.-! mn one
lo. U called the Miliary 'litHct of the
MMiippi. and to be auder command' of
Msj. Gen. U. S. Grant. The anny iuUud
ed (or operation: iu this grand departmeal
will ronit of the grand corps' of, Burn
aie, Sherman, ilooVr and 1lora, the
letter lately called , the army of he.Cum
bHrUnd. These grand corps are sub di
vided, into' swaller onwij officered and
manned as lormeTljTwifli tl. xo?pti.n
ofTIofrM fcorjWi whew 4muu,
L. II. la-io. tlem Gnt of courmt
lie leave to morrow for Nashville, accom
panied bf Secretary Stantow.
lite Vaabiagtoa Chronicle Miake
fIKiwinsr statement relative to lb removal
of (h. Rencriii :
We are in receipt of the atonding in
irkSgence, in regard lo the rtmoI of Grii.
llosertcranx. The whole country will be
slirretl at vhat we shall chronicle.
. Ta is rumored that three charge are
maJe against ihia late popular command
r.
The IrM charge i preferred by Gen'la
Critteatfea and Mi-Cook, to the n-Ot that
Iloaenrrana left the Laltle fiekl dmring the
cmU aad fled to Chattanooga, al iviorl-
ed V officers there that the d vm lost.
" ' It is reMrTed thai suberqet-alls, through
opium, be become insensible.
- The aeeond charge, it is ruanored, la
made by the Government, to the t-ifect
llwil hi orJers weee lo remain at Cblla
koog uittil reinioreeroenta ahooKI arrive.
Tbe third charge as rumored. Is te the
effect thi he declined to move from Mur
reesboro, ia June law, when ordered lo.do
ae by the Government, as an opportaaity
was offered toerufth Bragg, a large portion
ot his army having been withdrawn to
succor Johnstourho was operating against
Great. ... . - -
- If these ebarm are true, it is most utv
fortunate, as' tbe name of Rosenctani was
a ulWautn of immeuse weight,
YaUaruligham to kU Ohio Fritni.
The following is Hon.' . L. Vallaudig-
heoas address to hi friends in Ohio aiace
tbe election:
DemoeruU ot Ohio: Ton bare been
beaten l. by what mean it ie idle-now to
inauire. It is enooeh that while tens ef
thousands of soldiers, were sent or kept
wiiaia your oute, or neiu iu acuve cairn
a re. . a l I I
elsewhere to vote against you, tbe Confed-
erate enemy were marching upon tU p-
ital of your country.
Yon were beaten; bat a nobler battle
tor eonslitutional liberty, and free, popular
Government, never was fouirht bvanv Dec
pie. And your unconquerable firmness
r 9 s 4 S
and courage, even jo tbe midst of armed
military force, secured you these first oA
freedom' rights free speech sad a frr
ballot ! Tbi eoaspiraey of tbe 51b of May
fell before you. Be not discouraged ; des
pair not of the Republic ; maintain your ,
rights ; alaod firm to your poailiou ; never
vield by your prmclplea or yourorganiza-f
tlOO
listen noi id any one woo wouta .
have you lower yourstanhvd iu the hvur j
4M UVsMti - r
3 o melbwsog of your opinions upon 1
anv questioneven of policyvwill avail any- I
thing t concthate your political foe. ,
I bey demand nothing less- than an abo-
ute surrender of your pnaciples and
jrour organization, jaoreover, 11 inee
be any hope for the Constitution or
liberty, .it '..' thePemmlpartjr
alnnst ft nil od Ltllnw.til. in a lit-
little while longer witf see ItrTmiensnd f
events, will torsa it Uoit all, eaeept those
who profit by the calamities of their coun
try llbaak you,.one nd all, for your sym- 1
patbie and yosr suffrages. Bi aaauretj
that though ia exile tor no of?vBe but my
poh'ticai opinioMi, and .the free expression
xf them to you ia peaceable p' lic aiwein
biy. you will find rne ever steadfast Jn
those opinions, and true to the Conatitu
tiuR and to the State and country of my
birth. C. L VALLANDIGUAM
WtipB, C, W, Oct. 14. 1883.
WHY
BRAGG BASXOTYET n.
ISIIED IIS WORK.
A correspondent ia the anny, writing to
h iggl"""! nn Jrwnyy Ridge
Tenn Oct. i3thTforclb)y recspitqlales the
' www 01 ' mt- swwgg
Chiamftagar chjr ;aa tlte impatient
spirit of our people Ieired. llie follow
iuz i aa extract from the letter : .
' ' - "Those that are distort from the thehtre
of active operations-'.of-an army have no
conception oUhe amnunt bf labor required
to move it, especially afierjt4tas pad
through. a ttibieOMta. lake, for ip
ince, ChicaTiSum'" It retrireti; tw w dsy
bard fighting to dislodge the enemy from
their position : then the men were wearied
and exhausted, so much so that tlwy were
not abi (xl-ioagh Hushed with victory)
to pursue their routed' aadtJeemg km;
C,QO0 wall and uninjured prisoners to look
after, 2,000 wounded ooe to send to the
rear for treatment ; t&arcanooa wa cap
ere o Off
quantity of gun to b picked
("Hlllllf
I ...
ta l ? la,, I ; j i, 1 : , t
liom iMlleliera lo IUj 'jf t: 14
I liio that rr I'.lleJ anJ Jiit'!.'J iu our
batteries, SuJ cf 1'k!i tlnre were a num
ber; Uatly, our vesoded Lad to be sent
to lb railroad to be forwarded to the va
rious ttoftpitala. ITlieML and many xler
mailers ef prim? iinp'riaiicf,' had to have
alleiilion. In adi.'hios to this, Loegatreel'
riria was without tranoportaliou this
had to be giSttet np and furnished lim be
lor any importaat tiiovm rould be made,
ow jf ile would only Jake nil shi in
to eiMratio 1rhg::yStmt
. . . '.in
luytbw vi,iiMa cuutor wouia cee. I
kuvs tliat lirniti b uone ail Ibat a man
rould do lo farther the interests of the
ConrWreracy. j
CAROLLVAi -VA1HUL
1 a
A. ..
SALISBURY. N.C.:
VOVDIT KTCXI.1C. TKIItt t. IfU.
' Aaatker Caaaie, la the FVIA
W r wtoM Sr Um f br. J. .
I W Rovma, mi dwl ! u a Hi'
H t rtfnmmttkm Uw MS Cvi INMrlrl to
tto Mat 0 ym WdM CaMnl lam.
iadat trtrm WwMra Pwrat aa aaBMia
pfaaw lanrt a til Ua WtM aa4 fanrate Mil la Ikla
XSiflx conpliance with the re
quest of a nnnher of t$e citizens of
SnKaborj, ; j
- - Kicr. D. T. LACY- -
(who served as Geo. Jackson's Chaplain) .
iu ncjrii a AODnnn
ob the military and religion char
acter of
GENERAL w STONEWALL " JACKSON
on Xloodav eveaiir Nov. 2d, at 7 o'clocs; in
j4rPreenaq Church. .
Anjmportant dee won ha lately been
made by the French Tribunal in tbe case
of the Alabama, torue effect that French
inae ranee offioea are not liable tut the val
ue of gjod elairse by our Northern ene
nties, destroyed by tvesaels carrying the
Confederate flag, in their transit aero the
r ... ! u.- ..V!
-. - , , . , , -
j Wlfi 10 fEtT
inJn that way. On the ground, that the
Northern and the houttrn.SUle of the
American Union ere beUi.erenu. that in'
. . 1 ,f T
to say, two nations at wr. -a fact weiP
known to all the world ; and that those
who ignore it existence, and fail to pro
vide expressly agafnst the incidental iik
in shipping goodsrcannot recover tbe it
urauce office which do business in the
usaal way, in their good are ht by an
reeognized by the be!lerent them-
Beivtra aa lejciu act ui war. tue aimmiui
cannot be regarded, s. a pirate, but a pri
' ainMi lr- rifaifi nnlPt mnA
, , . - , , 1
ror S"1 BOM m m"
emief or iue vonteueratea. ueoce utw uuro-
ing of a ship ana cargo at sea, constitutes
an act of warfare (or which insurers are
not, responsible without -a specific agree
ment. " V :
Brfw Staliotf b-ltJe, o th I4tb
and Ith Octoberr was n very serious af
fair to the 27th. 46th, 15lh,46lh and 47th
liegiment of X. C. Troop, participating
in il The number killed waj not so greaj
as ia tome other bnttiea, but the loss ia
woufided look disproportioaately largf.
WV regret our limited space forbid our
giving the list of casualtie which would
fill a page of this paper.
Tlte firt North Carolina Cavalry; ha
the !
't
been in aeveral engagementa since
lOib of October, and also sustained pretty
serious loss. Lieut. Col. Thomas Baffin,
of this corps, was morully wounded and
captured, and haa since Hied at Alexandria.
And Major Rnfjs Barriager wa ayain
wounded, nut !izhtly tbi time in the thiirh. i
3SM Ti6In1g'ltt'ur''te tlwr-ttaaliyil
Ciartanooga; :i Geis: Grant, wIk haaMeoevd-
ed iUaencranz, olds that place, but 1 evi
dently uneay. ' IS fine of coiuiecticm wuh
bis baw of operational, is too hiog and too as
ailable by our caralry to render tlie qpettiori
of supplies sure, and he may at any Utrte find
bis army in a starving condition.V Indeed,
reports fronr Gen. Bragg army represent
iLtftii a elrtidy experiencJnealpnTaGDni
irom lac-K 01 supplies, inere i na prooaaui-
ty . that the enemy soon wCl aUenot a far-
ward nioveroeat, unless be s'ould be largely
reioXbrowl en attempt waicuwiU be fraught
with great danger under the Otoat favorable,
circotnatance poaaiblw. . Nor is k believed
the enemy will be allowed to arjeod the wio
ter in his present quarter without iaterrrp
tiooa. Ge& Brasrr will hardly permit Uwa.
wjffiiitwa L-t uCon auraed
hag oewi fma that quarter at any tuou. I
l'lVe is not!.!.,,' f.n IU .J4 army.
Geii. Ltn ks fallen Uik, l.-ftviiiK' a t.a'U
wule waste of coiintrv U tween t Lb t ai
mie. There will not prubaUy, be ny, more
serious woil between them this winter.
, The rncmy will no doubt attempt to pen
etnai from T ennencee fwhich is now almost
certainly under their eontrot) into'We.itein
NortJi 6aAiiiia and WeeWta Virpiui. Their
retreot apiwarsncw at. and capture of the
Warm Fprincs in this Stair, and tbeirVtrioa
traticne Iu Wcatern Virvaa a, have .directed
the .attention' of the Government to thor
eiteTnnd (roQPUT0 put ta moik)p
to meet them. , :r ' -
I m . . . i . , ii
in vum-iivj urawon n ww efi;rajinfr
the seriens" attention of our peepW in all parts
of tbe Confederacy. It b of vital importance,
and something must be done ahd that rifrht
early t ve 41s froraTerT wrHMU CvUdcqiwrt-
ee. Several srhrmea have been sifrjreted J
in diDTere.it parts of tbe Ctitifederacv lor re-
lievinir as of thi embarrm-wrnent, and it
botied that tlte urtjent necrMity of tbe rase
will vet brine out something wbtrh ha1
prove aoecrsafuL. Tlie Western Drmocrat of
the 27tn givea a plan wbicb it seeina to hs
would answer the purpose, and ia freer of ob
jections -than any we have yet rem. - The
gnat dim oulty, however, is te bn found in
Uie lack of public confident. Tie popi
must come to the point of a firm and wnanh-
ntous rrive to rumaio Die liorrninst at
hazards; id a one- of the rareeV ways
of doiiiff thi. is to an4ain the curren
cy. Can tins be done ? UapTd and sir-1
uu sucorsa of our arms against the ene
my would do more titan, any thing else to
wards restonni conndenoe. And this back
ewup byadoption of aome wise plan for ao-
saruiDjr m reuunuaoewoi currrnrv woun
aeconiplL-4 tbe work. Canwenotbevetheve?
Ceagresaiaeal fetet 4lfc ItgU S. C. T-
. gg-WBr, BiajrjiAar
V
a
9 $
a.
I Jh
8th
B,
C,
F,
Q,
,
J,
K1
CVareUnd,
Rowan,
Mecklenburg,
-CJvaTeUnd--,
Gaston,
Catawba,
Liocolu,
10
13
29
1J
23.
3, 44
5. 3U
ny 22 2
GemtMd IJbtpital Aa 7, IjWs A. 8th Di-
trk:l J. 0. Raauay 13; tt'n. Lander Z.
Camp Holmes. &h Dvtrl Laok-r 3;
Ramsay 21. '
NORTH CAIOLIN A VOU-jrAVT CO.
II ERE AS. I hav Wa mfiyinu4 tWieii.
iaj A f at by tba ahuve Conipaay SW thi Kuie,
I hrrefcv Bmm( rtKMetfat taU tW eiliat -t
Safcabery, 4 viiiy w. aiuad at Mm Cm
xmT"l, l,",rt
time aad plaee 1 will deliver aa arfdrrae epua
Ikvfiwal aad mtpwtlaal Mhiaetof VuleMr
Navy. - After which var Aaika wM be ey, a
abenption. .
REV. WILLBAMSO.V HARFJ, Aftmt
We publish tbe forgoing notice, with
the single remark that the abbjeet is new
to us. It is doubtte of important interest
to our country at tlx time, and we be
seak the attendance of tl4 public to War
Mr. Ilarria, whom we know to U a prac
tical tnatt.
Tr w'e ba.w bcetr rcqnested by Sberiff
Walton to give aotice tliat the next Snferier
Court of Rows will commence 0 Monday
the 16th of Nov. inunL
" Our Own xtlemeniary Grammar,? by C
fr. Smy tbe, A. M1 from tbepoblishinf Uouse
of Sterlings Campbell. Si Attrigbtt G wnsbo
roV now .ouk.Jt is a book of l48pagef,'
ahd ha been b'ghly approved by ccmpetent
jadjfea. We have one down copies 'on band.
The North Casoljn fyaod of the Presby j
terian church met iu'Utis place but Wedne- 1
day evening. Rev. R. N. ur, of Lincoln-
-tou, was ejevted M'Mh-raior.: Tlie opening er
mon ww preached ty Rev.-J! M. SIm"-!,
of FayetteviHe. Tle attendance was (rood,
but not large. Buineiw Wai UariMcted with
dispatch, aud liarrnotiy and plraMntneiw
re3eJ U,roQtboot- "'ww'tog
able addrrwje were' delivered on mirwonarv
tieuveretf on oussionary
and educational rubjix-ra. Tlie labor bf
nod were dosed Saturday afternoon. y
We regret we rw unable U give a nw
satisfactwry account of this iatemting- meet
ing at present.
An adjourned meeting of ConMMdTreshy-
wrj waa awo ueni ihtp, ana sen
"Zf
arrtrfasr
I -. f row-tow-
cfl. .: ATmwic4hrr thrnjr the call
vnurcu iu viiwhiuf, ior mm oa.iorai servwesJ
.1 1. m.r . : 4
T-etif Ri'v. Alrx, Simhrir ame up, and by 1
of the Presbytery was placed In bis haxHls. leirisumalancwaHit such figures .m. was ee
lxrrijf,xrtfmi0 tlia-porchnser. lb
O. R Lamar, IVei-Wlent of the Bank ofl person being supplied, 71 old the Ipdy
Commerce, and InU- uf the Bank Conren-
tion at 1 Richmond, in conjunction with of-
fieer eirn Baakain ether Stalrv reqweeta
uist a meeung of the reprasentativeft of lb
banks, in tb Confederate State, and menv.
ber elect to. Congress, bedtekl in Augus
ta, oa the 0th Vember,Ho toosder and
act oaqeeatiooe rehuiog to the currency.
By request I respectruliy ask the member
of the Preu Associatica to give the tub-
ject such, nation a tber may deem coosfst-
l . .
coaotry.
" - : - Ti
Xr'
i '"o ,!a' " ';,''t pulliluj ia
lis Raleigh S(uJarJ, ss viewed by 'per
sonage who sign hinwtf "Paviilaon"; and
am curious to know tlieolct the anthor
and le Standard Have in View by giving '
publicity to snrh artirh-a ai this late day
f pur intl UBha,.vvrrUi. Ilia not tlere?
hire my urae l rater into a iliacaiaiosj
with LHivUhwin, but w ill sta , brlrfiy what
Uiis lory llr long and hard to prove.
v 1 hut tbtf rtsht wf tton nhilrf t
ym-rmmwM urnim ytfsr. fcJrwtT7
a a a a . "
'. .:; :? r-T',v:''"'wrw7rr,nrv- - -;
bi luted aad gsarrted against y the-pro-viaiorta
af he eoaaritution ; that jhe (art
was known and direuaed by the sswral
Stat- at '.U lime of lib rtltKaVionTlhat
we, then, the ittn4e of the United' Slate.
- . .. . '
rr i compart j bio", conaoikiaieO go
vrrament, reailervl so by virte of tb
rnatittition, it having been ratiaVd by thv
people ectiag in their individual character,
a forming single community, and. not
by the J4iaira artiag in their sovrrei n ra
parity coaaequeatfy that, the Stabs ia
latifyibg ike ma.wilation hl the Coofc-d-mile
vbarrfrfef whWh they tnmd when
thr'y 'rftiilUl it ; asd that. tbt-M-fU, a)
Stale eould not withdraw or seceoV wjik
out the consent of the whole, aad ia rr
it did, cuen-km sat theeonalitaiiffta) ami
rightful remedy. ;
Three are the conrlunions to whieh t very
man baa doubtlrs powte who haa read lo -the
Standard thU ebawcterilie artii-te
h-r the icnature of JJhvidauo.
Vow will pe'cerve- that thrae viewa are
ideni'iJ wkh those held by our emiWv
and eonlrary l tho-lertainML by the? -aler
and best Den of the country. North
and'Soath. ever since the dnstjtwiion had
a name.
But, Mr. Editor, admit Davidson cor
red which ml do not, I.: again, ask
what object ia to he eUavned by aprradiag'
such news before our people at this ub
timely vaa l-They ww prodoew nu gftod-
that IeviJrnt. Tliey will produce mueb
evil. U tpnitht
Wehave noibiag now lo do with th
UoiteJi Sutea. The rTglit of 8rvi.n
with uw, i n loregone conclusion.. We Uh
that we l.l the constitutional ritrt; that
we wre jwbfibhvioiskiiig thr.eouTfrwe
did. and we certainly were, if aay prn
ever were justifiable in rebelling against
o pmwion and uorjlkn of power. -
But the quealiob wvh us. i, not nheth-
er we wet right or justifiable io seceding'
fivm a Bovernment Ibat had ceased U
protct oor int-r-t anW iulitotie, bst
wheUter sar sni Jr tlattt or ftvtmt.
W't haw set out to- roaka good oer
declaration- thai we will he free and inde
pendent It require the undivided entr
gies of our wh4 peofb to aeeomplislr
ihia noble ptj-ue. The sgiutioa of
questions feretgn tw the real object can
ttnlj redouwtl'lo our disadvanUe pro
duce diaorcwniaition and disaSecliew. Iht-
I vhltma and the Standard are laboring
unrtg aooui nis iai aiaie or auir pet
ting argument in the mouth of ojv eoe
mMi against ns and aiding and abetting
him Jnjeyeyw'ay in which it ri posaibl
to do so by epr4witioo and tnireprseaU
tioa, " Now, thene men do aot deserv
to be seal North or JUaeW. if (hey art not
loriea and spies, then Benedict Arnold and'
Major. Andre were lovat men aad unjuvtly
persecuted. If this is not ao, then what
gwo.1 are we lo esprct from a coarse of
eondnct iwdalged by them wbicb all good
and loyal: men narte in eondemoing aa
IrvasenaUet'
JOHAUNIS.
S A NOBLf EXAMrtSt:
Dear " Watekua"'.
'A an example worthy f
imruttoa in tbee daw of exboibitaut pri-
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ces and depreciation of our currency,!
mut mention a mdile actr in thperson
of Mr. Rural McXeely, it Rowan County.
A refugW in our Coonty haJ occw-ion to
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suiiply himself with some hmtHrmtionalUt
(rani) of doivffftio rMsnufacture, aud aftrt'
piakhryJ manjTw'Jw-n perWuhr who were
holding beck large quantities of it, e
for long prices he called on the abovd btJ
WhMU, make the handume4 Jjqn
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Ljgeef y remar ke4 that .W flt Urt tiling JrTJ
- r;1e
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W netcrn Borllii4UtiIIuJ
aridea 4 imr manuiiu-inre. wnu w..h m
n!iHwmlatwnyjBa.; caljfg: unf. in
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would pay her N. C. Bank note, suppta
ild pay ber N. C. Bank note, nppo-
lag she Iikeniae-teMhs of all otnenyiooa
ed upott tha : :. a being -WottfaMnara
than Confederal Note. Whereupon M
McNeely repned, that air price had bf
e.iihorbitaat, from tb fcet 4f pc
UUoa lor oar carrency, and uhaflia order
to sustain our Government, a CoafedwaJ
dollar mul U worth ai much a .that at
our Baak Note. . . "
Thia'lady hae 'lrlvew twa aoMto
Coufedcfita cause la tba beginning awr
-2l for w righU aadaf tU Voasa--
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