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VOL, I
SALISBURY. B. C THURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY 3, 1867.
NUMBER 151
53t-
THE
OLD NORTH STATE.
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fn Ut mm, Oh Year. - - .1 r - - . , .. . ' demur
the nhacriultua. i mm BBBBBlBao aaaatBr or nmr lo tta
J iM"ll anas nwaaat, at .
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Clarke, te
Chilean rnaiM. I
la this ana., k
We,
tola
i2Ki 1 THE OLD NORTH STATE. 5' -a- w
aiaaVM.. aaaBBBBBMBa which will certainly be c
are aaa-raaidi ata af thai Stair, k anf
thai pubCrauioa ha umeV far them farf
U, lathe OH .Vnr SMr. utdirriua;'
sii weeks.
ihrtu to aittwar at the aril
ill .i
9a?bxr nFaw sanartjawrnrc'.
ttinintc resjlt of
ndarious pnblica-
journal tccni, and
M certain! v be c rrectd by I lie
, eipcrteaee oi thai trip
ta iJ - K . I ?
difrinc1 t wr-rrraaaeai raaarr ana uu parry
d this cuart aw at Nash rill? mm the twrntv fourth.
UT. 1 - - 1 Ia Ma tkaS mm lkv Ma
.. ... -" - - ,
ttaalh tW Wr af ibeir Xackera aarjadirct
pro mew. According to the eorrrpotdt-et of
the Year Tat k ItcrwH, who accompanies
Far all permd teaathaa war attanii
Oar Square. KinA inn rtiaa MJaS
Kacii iubucat iawrtwu SB
Contract rale aw airii4it af mwt a (aarr mnnfW
1 an. 1 5 n. I 4 aHK. 4 mot
I Square. 3 Ml 7 Mtt li-u
..Squ'r. 7 30 I) trW
.1 1060 14 3m Ira 34tM
4 IS Ml 17 W 9a 4M
iCuhu'u 13 m ISM M 4M
i " 2flt JIMS t3MI 2TM
i turn mm mm j mrn
Special Coatraaa arOI he aiaar aalliilaaa ateJkMia-
STATtiMr XOCTH r'AROLIXA.
Davsmms CMnr. t
, tinmen mf tJmmm aaaff faaHkr .wawu, .Wralrr
I JL WL Wiaiiaatl 6 jatachaaat li riej aa
T OM?p. aaiawl Pfcnwnal Pi nati I j .
frt 40funuittaiaa altf'ictma f tiie rvart that
II V.aawaw wala. ttm hiu4ant .a ran uaaa a aot aa
iHlaMiRine ! ;:iu. Stuff, it u tlir . .-fi.rf irlerej ' . li..
tutira tlutc iiaalaiaMi a W aauat m tta "fMJ North
tliai Rm iam in iilim wL anTiAriag the ai J
1- i taai i m Baaa av a aatl apaear at i ' c r next
a aBtawaaaat-aaha heM IW ttie nmntr-f Itav.d
wmiaCtfarX'aiaB nf in hexinptua aa tlie oecuad
aaaf aa fahiaai neaa. law aatl tLare u p!eal.
ail ii in n H mill ttMrwi juUtniif nt Nnal will ne rn
amli atsuiinC uim aaU the HiertT lersed aa a!4 t
to W heU in the Coart II
the lith MonJar after the laa
aarr law7. thea aaJ there a
to rfinilaiaaat a tail, ar I
roufeaaa will ha takea at4 tha eaar heard n
narte mm i.. then.. I I K K III. VI k l i ll.
Sae. It. IMK. (4kpr faaM) Cat ME tW party:
'Worth Oarattam, f lw rrrrr. " ? 1 ; v.
Ciajtura OjnrT FaO ut V. Waa thar aa mrmitmm. A Aaari wa p v,
hat n. sum J ta tar- rrriuj:atat nam iceiaer, la dm
ilea.F. rtl UrakHrrfAeU.r4, the repre-
u tliia cr it aiHeanus to the mart tSa' rtIrrr lme J "J l"
IVfanaaiita. Jrha Foaler. A. J. ra4rr. iilixA- Win. TV. Ur- dinla' hall ot the ha
belli Kurriker aad llearj hlarriker. are a.4 la trl waa eiawmVd ta its wtiait, aad in re
ar t ii. .1. It woraVrrd hr thr curt, that pah- vpaaaar a toaat girrw bj tJ. Hkfc ,
liratiai he made far aiz wrel in the tH4 .a tLL) rair. haaaar tar a"retoralim et th-
U I utan and its rtanra,
adopted in thin mcttsr Miey have nonelu-eivt-ly
rveu lk) IioIIowik-m of ibeir pro
ifsa'tKi about a tleairv for tbc early ndjnnt
ment of iho trouble between tlie N rth and
the Sonlh, and in tbc future the neaajla will
The Radical party refuse to admit Son- know exactly whore lliev alainl. The din -
therw repreaontativea aaaiuly far the loaaau j aolation of the Radical party hu ihereforo
that they fear far their ascendency in Cou-! been greatly accelerated by the develop
mm. rfc bare good reason to think, i ment of their new policy. If the present
that if they could believe that the Swath- rapidity of their praarrcai shall continue
weale aa Sa a waa uuite aaacb kranr, tbey trill reach tha aad of
with the Democratic party, and thus re-
Mvrc no icnnii payii t j a mw f '
man r who now oppose the admission of
the Soatbrra detegates would favor K
With regard to negro suffrage, all the par
ty wkk whom w - conversed oat tha subject
admitted that their individual predilections
wi re agnkast it, except in a reatricted farm,
bat they advocate k now because of tbeir
party eanana, and they are farced to yield
their htdiridaal caarrietions to Ike bekesta
their rape bsfars tha next I'renUlential elec
tion, aad the people will then gfve them
notice that their services arc no longer re
quired in tbc manageitua: of ibe Qorern
meut. N. T. Sum.
riaiaai snfll ar.tflurcpvi
K. fmrrnua. I'ler4 nf uiiliinirt atof-
fli n r.wnuiuu. liie JJ, Mull i lav in Nov. . a..
IHMiv. L t. PKaaTUA9.t-Ie.-k.
JUouiwv X KB. i
TJkTEW5lrrBrAILIXV, I
lhaviHs Vmrsrr. f
(CifmrBmf JUhbi awif yaorfer .rtraaaaa. Xotvmbrr i
r tmi.
.Sat-iiaiiaa. 1 Irtra hMi ut 'erirJ on
to adrertiae iWaloitccr tenu tluiu
I ourt Niitii'C4 aad Advertiaej
at the uual rate
Ten line ol' ndid minion trfw. .
inch k-nirthwifie uf the eoluutu,
Mii;ire.
Special Notice-;, in leaded niiiiioii. IT, l "tn-
traeted ft rat the offaee. at a.rt lew-
tae rate of ordinary MdvcitixrutcifiH.
I a -cried a - rradiufr niattar, with
the editor", fifty eentx aer linn. .
Advert! a'tlicut iuertd imniladTuratt imnr-
The rate ca!ovc jinatcd
twejuents. i. ..,..-
One or two wtutreH. rkunpnaUr at dhanri'tMai. amMiwMh awtrlyiaawd ataeat Jrftailaat t
.10 per cent additional. iffnar-janUe aeatWaataf thi coarX tube held kr
ilore than I w.. panares. T-tuatpnaMu- at dnanre- wa-iaaaw r, nwaiwu. mux- i ..urt nm in Ij v
mi'wii hi tlie -vomit Uitmlar la reUrnarv arxt. thvn
.unit tliam to nienili anaawi ar daaaw. "tlii r j jade
auctoiihu KUil ttnoeitet.! aCruwt hi at and tlie araaar.
i ttie : j at i ' - taiicnjeut aad
XurUt Stmtr, a ucripa-r published in Salis
bury. North Carolina, atttifvic the said Jeha
F. ler, A. J. Foster. Klizahrth Karri ker and
Heurr Karriker. aVfandants. to he aad appear
St the next term uf thiaeourt toUrheldfca-tbe
etamty of Caharras. at the Court line ia
t'oataad on the 1 1th Monday after tha lat
Mttntlar iu Frlintary lrH7. and aaswrr plaia
tilTs bill of caiiplaiat or judgun-ut prw coaa -mi
will he taken ajraioKt tbraa.
Wit or.. R. U. Allison. Clerk aad Max-r
in Kuuit r for the Cuut j 4 Caharras. thr I Ith
Moitdav after the last Moadar ia Au-mM i.
this 4th IW. 186. K.-W A 1. 1.! - MS.
Xo. U ifti. (w6w pr far !) A M I.
of their party.
They generally arkrMwIedga the difi-
Viti I'll lidtst I culties which aurround the tjwastion of rc-
Fo-ct said that if the rCtrttfiua of this . eoastrwctmri, admit that there at no hope
ereaiag were aa amunatt mf what they j of ratifies tioii by the Southern States of
AuuA 1 tkeak-rr the best expvctatioiis the tontituiioiial Amendui. nl, and admit
fact.
of tfair hosts waaid be realixed.
Snuior Wade, a ken called to bis
i A t'. V. :: WJ bw ktteutiou at the
aaeteraaeajt asst ta snake n speech, and
tkwarh fcgjfejk tiaanihniisli i by the leeep
tiaa aad shaaid adhere to the reeolation.
be must eaadcM an a awast ngreeable sur
araar at he i mdmily af the reception.
aa beans called for,
hat 1 1 arias alii in at tie auexpet -
at the hands of the
exaariscd I
that the ohjeclions to the Territorializing
.lu ;n.,,kL i I
FlIllWC OttJ MlUWt lUBUjnmwu. 1IUVU
I we hanla inter (ram the sentiments of this
deJegaimk ikat the scheme Witt not at pres
ent be pushed to consummation.
All of those who professed to desire to
see the existing difficulties settled, attribu
ted arnek of the intolerant spirit manifest
ed by the North to the intemperate and
defiant tone of the Southern Press. In
deed it was remarked by one of the party,
"that if he could hare control of the Sou-
JLBL
.IhSlailiBaiB.UfaVaaea
sua. at a UtaiaXiM
rLucnta . I 'ahi die. and booed far a
sprrdr . tilrmrnt of all ditfietiitit s. His tbern press until tb 1st of March, he had
rensssks were warmly received. not n doubt that V very thing would be ad-
Smatar Lime, aa replyto the call far ! justed to the satisfaction of both sections."
him. stated thai civil war bail p.-ed and He also said, that whilst these innamnia
pamaeal pmpntv.
.uart thar T. Stanrat Pat K the
re-ide hrviotd the liai . t ..f thj-t
.intn-d kv the I ...lit ikat ullt.
in c.s --our HTta xan for .
juarr-t, rtunuTeaVae at dBwrn'
ten lino. iir even t'luuic
- ....in
n. er auiwrp 1
weuty-uce ceula.
rive uiun- mumuwi ur a ynwrtm-.laiiunnt.
and ;.-n -iiiaic- a- a half column. I;.;: I'trrad)
rortisinp, w aether by the day e year, wtill She
etinddern.l tine and edketahle n: iri-turiai. Hi
THE OH-PART.
: !rrhip berrttiaiir exi'inpia the towatf t'all aa
n . net area W. C. titdart-. V. C rVatrr- aad A.
P. K Ur. under thr name and atrle mt V.
Uobrrts d Co.. dealer in Jhnic-- ia tbi day di
sulved Ity mutual euosent. Ity thr t.-rar- of the
diadntaai. all tar risrhu and rfrdM ad Jim- late
oVotlrt- d t' "- w Xorth toryarrieW were ezceingly unfavore
ip in Ihhlatiua. V. V. tMltEKTS. and Sank rJasaJd natfe, as dad tketr sires, to Southern Interest, yet a fawning syco
W. C 1-okTEK. vhase resources were from the same ever- ! pkaney is equally to be deprecated, as h
Nov. 14th. J. A.P. Et EEL amrmgffcamtajht Bk.r the hypocrisy of the
. .. ... . t, Brian skoutkj always haunt the ! writer and destroys every thing like confi
rm Tlie Snl-enler n-turn- ht -tor.-re taAak- r"" - . . . ' ,v , 0 ,
j.v... .a .i I..., .f . tJ m. tm rU waste. . dence in the statements pat forth. Sneb
eonntrv lor tne una nta-raiitv tritn wuw-n tarr t Kx-lioTi-raor tJrasm. at 1 ewnessre. in
shared the
V. Ko'irrt- d
tm 'tfWttttE nniaoiiC to -uCtdy t
PAIN KILLER!
.V., ::V-!. K. Eferrrmaa. V-k of wd Curt at
if! in. I.. . n jtoii. ttie ruiul Vonday ia Xav
muaitfr !-t..
Juni It Daw. I. K. PEsaraAV rVrk.
have platronized thr late aria W W
t .t.. and inn I iwiw. : laJjt .).. n -
..! the atwr to the nrw arm of l.'..! rt- Jc " t Mr
tliarle-' X. Itnwn, so aril and favdrahly Lnoaa
in thiteoiiiiuiinity a-a dru?pi-t. a itl It.-1 je pna
eiplc clerk ill the neltretaWi-diioent.
nr. C KOBERTS.
SalLxhury. X. t'.. Xov. 17. wdt la
Tjgn: ht !st mmi cars lixa.
IT IS A BALM tit L VEST WPTXtL
Our arxt pli Kiciau nte and rcn:neafl f
uite ; the A potlieean finds it ama am toe; taV
iu.idi.eine eallttd.far. ami the wltoletculc iMrsci-tt
eomidcTa k akiiigartM'le'id'hitrraile. JtlJttllie
' dealer in inodieiue apeak uliae an i'm itapur anal
its reputation a - a
MEIHCIXEOFfiREAT MF.KfT Al
VIRTLK IS FIXLT AI rOC
31 ANKNTLY EST.JUJ3aEI,
CtiCXTT.
ClwaHtf uf ttrii mut ttmtrtrr .Vtmomt, Xorrm
mm Tana, fc&ti.
& Holder,
PI HP HIKER.
rPKN Ihl." Til Kli: SEE V It ESTO Til V. IT!
INttiUaa to nil land
krni-t uf SaltidMUT and the iirroatfliti' conn- U sp
try. Thev hare had m u h ex.Ti.-nee in tie- ha- r ,,,!
.nv-, ami w ill nmmntlv etrente all order- --nt i . . " .i
- ... 1 " apria
aIirna."'li'tH dia'r.. v..
B'te Ht. ir-aala t
BiaaaaMi kane f ta them in the uwut Kati'dartorv maimer. Give
Maawaaoaaitoato laatoaaltiin asms l.mrt that the i them a trial. Addrew.
aatrnawnaa waaaiiin naaa aaraaed; : iti n-iritruv nnnm
Saato. Ka
ia U
sep II-
ASM IT J
Family Mediciae f tka Agt. ;tg
TAKEN IXTEUX ALLY, IF COKES
Djfurntern, Chmkm, jj
lYuirrhtra and ' Grump -mi
r 1'mim as mt .Busmnri, aVmrf .
T imymm- M 31 j aj
aVsmnj R XwlwmuwrTsaTsMaj
Of Zn04ftfimm''SmWC MmXffmmfy
Smmm CwfaV, Ckaajfhx, ufa, dV.
TAKEN EXTERNALLY, IT CUBES,,
Boils, Veioms, Cm,
Bruime, Bum, ami
ScmUt, OU Smrem,
Toothache,
ws the Fmet,
I,
Saatoaaartaaat aalllliiastan
--aHUl XmbSi Hum " ton neel. m
'hH.ntlntttK In xftfienr a tiie' neat trna of thr
7 at. lie at... i for Ui etmntv f Uavtdeaa at the ,
"auiaHrinMi ih Latcaatoa an Uto acruad Hoadar ha f CtdaU at
IWtiamrw aa-Ut n.Ureai aaaaat. phadaroe- ;
miuita aanaa aad
twean..
1liTVS-lL K- rVrrrra ui. OrrX if aaat eaart at
etaaaaaAgaMa aVM atoadaa- am MnaatWi.
L. ft. ircaaBa3i,t-ark.
t'lctnm ta-Mlle X t ar SjJrra
TIIEXoTIs
audilaimi of thr firm ttf llr.ot a.
Mock are in the baud td l-okc
Esq.. far e dl.-eiit.it and as are are
in treat weed of money we httpr oar frit-mi - will
rail upon Mr. RUrkaarr rtanptly and make
a settleinein. Ill ttisrt is ia thee . art house.
JOHX . BKmW .
.1. M. ( ' iFKIN.
' A. J. MK"K. '' v
$Jjsbury. Oct. 9fiV leW. tw-tf
AUUbttaUST ftiestr,
I ntnjs nmiu. to. aw an n tiiafttataart that the :
aati a aa Mijh ai aaaiatotayot-d the haute of thr
j ttf Stolnl lata: wttfteaat MamaiBilaat uf 'tar Oliior"
aaMaa -"" m ''
Idhar awar Ma-' law niiSta af Tahraary next nam '
r, oly. -tat d that he heartily
smtisamts exprrsst-d. and did ne
lodTsenss thr ethics of the recent eoutnv-
trersy derided by arms ; b i be thanked
Gad' for peace lie rejoiced to see the 1
rtprts. Bijiivt-a of tke national legislature.
The saaae bamrer now ffaated over oar
heads;' . Whatever oar diaVrenees Ike feel- j
lag nsnst predammsuBt amaug Southern j
araaJe was la kre the L'nnm lestored.
' . . .
ech waa all tnr agfe
Itlibuded.
Ilnwant and
Ijtlin. Tbomt and Kerr made sptackes
tf a similar character, and were anas: kip
py in thrireCarts, and greeted with great
applause.
As appropriate to tins subject, ami pan-
m pa. nj mt .
s -Mig interest anal pwwwy nwportaiict ,
we give, tke fallowing extract from a letter
in tbc Lvnckkarr Acira, wiittca by its
editor, who became accidentally a member
: of the travt lling party a portion of the
' distance brtweca Lynckbarg and Bristol
; Ihs ming the spportusiky t o good to be
an the views of oar opponents on this
urn M ion, and we submit them for what
ruey nsny he worth.
las! far getting at tke real seatimeaU of
belong tk-K- leading Radicals, ke songkt aa in-
4c , traduction, aad coo versed freely wkk
them, more particularly wkk' Senator
ur . - i v ' a- ? . . e
i n i ..i nAVW-im aw wr: a nan timvamui
piease rail on sse, ai. atv oaaee, ana seme. ui , .
LUKE BLACK MER. j AUIity awl good feeling even towards
Oct. 2766. twdew 4w, Statbern Rebels, wkick astonished him
Hi arraaal BrarmJs
VALTJABIVD FXuaVSVdaJnOaaT far I - . r , .
ad. i.. 1 - ' - - - ma. 1 We do not, of coarse, design max any
All of tke Naww ami Account
ing to the firm of BROWN. COFFIN
MOCK, are in my baads for collection.
aad all parties indebted to the firm will
..f land.
- l J j I.:
Thia ia a rere vaeaaUe aad dodraWe kana. rjasciasiaas aaa . ania ""uia.ij;
hka. aad QUJ oa the 1 atikia Ktver. a lio nt-.a t Waatf. trv- i report oa laar iwinwinn mrtu m im imvwc
enlrea ati ea Xorthare4 foaa Lez astoa aad f rtra un 5,-uiat : vr sarm but rather to give the
Pain ia saawaaed ta aralutafaja aaaa
aa inevitable aa death, and liable at av.y
come upon uh Tlien-fore it i- m imrt
remedial agents xbuuld he at faaal Oa ta- aHwdaoJ
an emeiiMwy, waea are ass wiair ta aW4 aaea-x I
ntwmamnT amajuas mw
flueneea of dianaem '
daek a reaaedial asmst rxwto in fUat Mam"
Pain-Klller, ttie lame at wmea
al' the earth. Aad ta ft.
faaad Haw warn uuan afsto ana.
the rn-Kfflhflr ttaai tfie jantex, lyij'nwjni
ternalir ia eass Call, Oaasfa. atama Saworamr-
Clitttera, ftvarmrry. and amn aaTiraiiai. aTahi n
ayatam, haa been Wafjr " J j"J2-Vra ataX 1
T CJUMEX Off THE COURT OF
n 5-jirj .tt Bjttv.in .ti!::ry, I will idler tlie f.l-
iitw.nac azarta of kaud for naaa far partition.
nnBiii mi t ansii Hi ,. ...
Tawti
; adfidnlhf
David Ale Mark
a vasaaate
rjr artca afexorttrai
!f-t BfaaaaJ ja a jraad
.t 1 . . T . ..- -.. . ... .
of rait vat mm. Taw trimwe la thr rlkaaiaa N tse
tf.evj naianamsa of
amder circsaastaacea peculiarly
re .1
ab aaltaptarr one of tta bet WTtli PtiWFT-0 t rseis of ihc partv ; for, if ike old adage,
Bwa 1 , an St. mmn ll-m, Vavatariam mmrm- kmm.'tm-mr a-. R I f '
StovJa. Ttaviataiareawata xrr od. Vlieii V. I ttas, I e lr-, then tlta aaSaiu
f.Htd
l or further nartealar addrreatVe MtotV ti a
XobtU ttrata Salatarr. X. C rttn tf
The dominaat party in Congress have
earri A Radicalism to such an extreme that
the people are now prepared to witness al
most any action on their part without evin
cing sarprise. The ultra measures of that
party at first excited a deep interest ia tke
public mind, bat they hav e lately succeed
ed oae another so readily, that tbey kave
last tbc at tract ion of novelty. Whoa the
Constitutional Amendment wax adopted by
Congress, the aseasare wax tke subject of
gexeral ducasatoa throagkoat tke United
States, but bow Congsess is almost daily
doing things that are tea times more ul-t-a
than tke amendment, and yet the pe -
! pie hardly notice them. The proposition
to destroy the Southern States, in a politi
cal sense, aad resolve them back into ter
ritories, is perhaps the moat remarkable
aseasare ever offered in Congress, and yet
it has attracted bat little public attention.
Tke proposition to imjieai Ii tke Presi
dent is a matter of the utmost consequence
to tlie country, and yet it excites no gener
al interest. The bill which was introduc
ed in tke Hons en Tuesday, providing for
tke practical overthrow of he State Got
eminent of Maryland a State that wes
net engaged ia tke rebellion -hardly at
tracts notice. And so with tke whole eat
alogae of Radical measures. The people
seem to bare grown careless and indiffer
ent to tke action of Congress, and tbc Rad
ical, taking this indifference for tacit ap
proval of their cours- , n a stn.kttag every
nerve to reach tke perteciioa of ultra ism.
It is a matter of regret, of course, that pru
dence and judgment spoald thus be east
aside by the controlling party in Congn s
The robin has been for many years a
favorite with sentimental people fat this
country, who bare stood betwooa him aad
gunshot wounds, aad encouraged the in
crease in oar ore hards, until of lata a reac
tion has begun against him. Cultivators
of vine denounce him as a greedy robber ;
orcbardists complain that he baa altogeth
er too fine a taste for pears, aad a chorus
of farmers declare him a monstrous bom
bag, who spoils half a bushel of cherries for
every cure alio be swallows. Finally, that
eminent philosopher, Josh Billing, speaks
of him in these injurious terms :
'The red brestid robbing is a bnrd
muchly doted onto by Seminary girls and
poits. - t "
" Gentlemen farmers also rncurridge the
robbing becos he swallercth in sex when
he cant get sno or anything else to eat.
" Bnt practickle farmers and fruit grow
ists begin to dont see it.
" I was onct a gentleman farmist. ,
" I am not so gent il xs I was.
u I go in for real farming, making my
pile of manoor and raisin things to eat.
" I as ted to listen for the robbing's lay
and bis evening carol, bnt I found out that
he singed only to seduce fa mail robbings,
and that where be et five insex he et quarts
of cherrio, straw bciries, currents, rastber
ries, dad eetrer, and then pitch into the
mellerest bartlett pairs.
I found that my fruit crop agmad too
well with Mr. robbingses crop.
u His wobblintr to his femail friend at
evening didn't pay for his gobbling choico
iruu an nay.
And so, my friends, when the sweto
red brest gets fat on the eggspensivo pro
ducks of northern gardiugr and flocks
sou til ward t fill unsentimental pot pies, I
bid him adoo witout regret"
This will go near to finish the robin,
who really deserves no mercy, for he has
been sailiug these many years under false
colors, he has been trading under a falso
name, bat Is a member of another family,
aa impadeat i in poster.
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin (rad
ical) insists that "the most onerous aad
odious of all taxes, the income tax, should
be removed. At tke time it was imposed,
it was the general understanding that it
was essentially temporary, and a year or
two would see its end. Its heavy amount ,
made in a single payment, its inquisitorial
nature, and the publicity given to pri vato
affairs, all unite to make it On especial sub
ject of dislike. It should be the first re
pealed, and as many others as possibie
should follow after."
VAZ.TJAB1S
AMI
HsOUlUNGHIIX to Kent
i
r
i- i to rent or cacti
I mid .;., .,.,.1 ,.'! ,.,...,..,1 I.,- ;1 .. i ., Ti-
at t.te . .mil ihw TTrrr Th. nLtttti..a ha atotnt
otkh day sf Um4 tfmaxm Aaaaaaa mf'sanaa.. t.a.
tirUiaes. -.re-, sprains. utv
other eanaes af sufkiiiui. ta
mtft prominent wi irtaai mm
the day.
The mlQiooa af
Killer which are
firieut proof of hs
most skrptiial
rertificates kave keen
lions who aeas aaed U
Sold brail
war am
ataay Ii nionHi.-
mrat saw sua aaaatXa.
LUKE BLAt'KMFR. C
URHk awfaaa
..prur.1 at
a as thr sale is
nf the pnrrhasr
will be given with in-
rt wua aim art av-guma was paten
a . h rhampagae at-d other driukabk ,
ebauid cirtaiaiy kave extracted ibeir real
m- .lim.-uts, altbongh picvlously concealed
it, can fully ia the iutuost recess. -a of
ifceheait.
TjtaW rtrhtg aarr obsri ration asstirtdt
tl.t m.. di&ta.rt. 1 .-tu.l Miif.oldt d
. , o. . a. ..--.-eripetieta ilaaS laaaai aadhHtJ ato i
vivas are eatertarnitt 1 1 .ar t.-.ti stnf.uK-u.s . -- j ....
imiiai am luiigenr sa tlie
basis id i
j aaflketegi f lk? Soatfa-rii pinpli, errti 'i0"1 "
- Ul mtti idB?arfsffir rfcr jatrttfejrang w&tt&T0?'
SUPREME COURT DECI8I0N RE
LATIVE TO MILITARY TRIBU
NAL": V ASHixfSTox, Dec. 3fc
1
The opinion of the minority delivered
by Judge Clmse, and that of the majority
by Judge Davis, are published. It is im
possible to telctrrauh it entire, and the ar-
t gnments are so close that a synopsis would
i a.. .O a . a " . ta aau
do injustice to the ...learned judges. Tne
on I v point, 'in addition to thote already
telegraphed, is that Chase niaintaine that
Congress can relievo members of the ille
gal tribunal from personal responsibility
in damages at the bauds of those whom
tbey punished.
In Judge Davis' elaborate opinion, the
following paragraph appears :
lie iu never be, ia tbk country of
written const it ur ions and laws, with a ju-
, that
Jt M. E.
tw:kwtw
F. Ale
afSiU'i (WL
ia a high state of raltivatioaaud is well adapt
ed' ta the raisins; of Cotton. Tobacco, Wheat
and Lorn, and m one of ttie mt-M desirable ik sr pn jaaliev s ria
places fur.caUivatH.n ia the e.ihty. TV be com r led in ibr
dwrlling bonsr.is Urpr and eouimt.li..., ,r- n,.tt lbs prrscat p.f v of er.cnrsionist,
I ' " I inrcw aa a ai ana "a wan. aaa-n a-ai iam 'mawaa ajar-.
ild by all 4raggaan W . . . TZr 7. , f
X. A. Ijpamfa aaj aVaTWaTJawi 1 ' Atxrall aad oth
Z "safebTa faw ii 1 1 T lT4aaiw'J mm maaUaas fmrehrsrr be-
irriaii5si3t1la
gagSa5a
L. BLACKMEB, C. M. E.
nainrntal gacaVm ia the eonutry
Tne Hull has three sets at atones aad at a
sti ja-ri.tr mill in every rrapa rt. havias; a kwre
eastitm and plraiy d water. I'artirs waaVisaj j
to ybtain further iafttrunalaai eaa do sa by eal
iaa; ofaa ia Salisburv. or aa Lieut Ward, a
aaf the i rsaaiaaa
LUKE BLACK MER.
Sept. SO, 1868. tw-tf
I AGENTS
$90
MT
tars
O. T. GARET. Qay
ant in tne euu it may prove to ue lor lUc
best. The Radical party are determined
t go to the end of their rope, and the
a Miner tbey reach that end the better it
will be for the country. Tbey claim, it is
true, that they hare the cttdtctncnt of all
fie Northern State upon t !n ir action, ami
tb it the mtj.u ity of th peoul f ivor the
K idical prugramawx... Bnt that bt a mis
take The people rl. elan d in lb late
e tnwt'tm f d e'al rh-pnrrment to interpret them, that
Pictilcnt's noli- I anr Chief Magistrate would be so far for-
. t I m I t . I . e - - .1
Lv lava ssBig' rfcr iuMIt s t. aid hi m'?m9mw ' """""tiiua, nut tne prr petrol mmm wavy a ww'u
r..aiika nmaai.tl !i cxtsi ia a number' rmJ '' lllnl" m a tum,, ............. r,.r,vi.un w
f be U: it.d Stales C.M.-rcs. Many ol ,h factions. The Radical leaders ear-
. .-. I I I .1 . I . . m I nil
"t ia- cm-ci:;mis on i.use iir. lei c -s. 1 ney
claimed that the amendment was thrir
platlorm, and that nothing more than tie
r itific i. tan of ili.t in . ,,. w n. Herdl A '
ibe Stiuthrm State. But aa soon as thev of the United Stales for decision. But
received ar. t iW I a e m VCongrcssiotial j even the suggesiwn is iujurfaas to the Ex
power, tin y a once discarded tke amend- j ecntive and we dwmiss its further coasid
aaent, and "dcclartd a new p-li v. having j era! ion. There is, liierefare, nothing ta
for its' tdoect the eomnlete sahversion of! hinder ibis Court from an investigation af
the Southern State g iVernmenta. If the j ibe merits iu this controversy. Ami no
Radicals had gone into thu elections with j graver questions were yVar coaaidcred by
tke latter policy fae platform, it is doubt- this Court, an one which more nearly eon
fai if they aoahl have carried half of tke, ms the rights of the Whole people: foe it -.
Northern State. It is eerui i, at least, is tke birth right of every A men can citi
that tbey would have been great iy crip-1 sea, when cbargad wilh crime, to be tried
By tha eamao which tbey kave and panmoeo accoraiy w tarn-, are.
it act been from
Tads are, tkeim-
very geaerally prevalent
fa for any af tke Radical
os Soa bern soil,
.a er:
iuii:!
ill doabths.-
r.f those who
ai. to that rxtetit, tsm tare, at least we
an jaslifard la autieipatiug good results
livai tke experiment. .
To aive ear readers some idea af the
, vent af the aak ippiikiaaiaaa which pre
Va 1 we will aaeatma that several of the
saraibers at" Coagress, rnmpmiag the par-
tr asaasmt aa tkat a mark larger number
v
r ed and convicted him, after bis case waa'
I. i r Federal Judges with power to de
ride it ; ho, b -iug unable to agree on the
grave questions involved bad, according to
known lab, sent it to the Supreme Court
a.
n a r- .
aVaCaaTaa. Batfat i pfTflafl
kw Sm pmty to reatara