£,EWII^ Editor & Proprietor.
VOL L
“The Old .ITorth State Forerer.”—(xasfon.
SAT.TSBURY. C.. TflUR^Y, FEBRUARY 14. 1867.
Singrle C^pies^iTe Cents
NUMB^ 169
PHILADELPHIA ADrEli'TS.
imD,” langstroYh & co.,
mP-DETSES A BEimS
IN
AD VEIITISEMENTS.
F 0 IIEIG X «t D 0 M E S T IC
HARDWARE,
CTJTIiERY, aXJNS, etc.,
EO. 440 :MATtKET ST.
p IT 11. A1) i: I. V n IA .
UJe are constantly receiving addi-
(lilioii.s to oiir stock from
English, French, German
AND
American Manufacturers.
Merchants visitiiic: this city an- invitcl to
♦‘xaiiiinc onr
.£.cnc?.T:.:3"T or oooo"
ww'
M'liich will 1m* ofl’crcd as low as any huns* in
the country.
Orders irill rrrrirc prompf (ntd ctirejuJ
(ifli’itlill)/ 'i
i;i:n. ViFJ.i),
'r. F. LANdSTRriTlI
AV. F. MAI.sox.
Sept. 21, 1S(‘i:. tw—2m
^ IJ^ Ti Altil 9 s,
wnn
ALIiS:N'^dlL BB.OTIISR,
IMI*IO!TKItS AM> W 111 il,i:s A IK PKAKKIISIN
('HINA, til,ASS.turi'K.NSWAliE.
AVs. 2.‘> -■'> Sniillt Fonrih Sfrci f,
(I’.ct WCI'II M;irkt t ;illil t 'lic^itlllit Sts.)
AjKoin.i-; N Ai.i,i;.\. 'riiKo. m. ai,li;n'.
I j~ /’nrsia'i;ci (.'i.as- a>.i:v(v. — C ln^s o/icti or I>3*
tbe I’icka;.'.*, at .Maiiurac :in.-r> I’riccs. s.‘[aA;()-.3iii. !
N otice to sbttm.-thenotes
accounts, and claims of the firm of Brown,
Coffin 6c Mock are in the hands of Luke
Blackmer, Esq., for collection and as we are
in great need  if tnoney we hope our friends will
call upon Mr. Blackmer promjitlY and make
a settlement. His office is in the court house.
JOHN I). BROWN,
■ a J. M. COFFIN,
A. .J. MOCK.
Sa/irI»Tjrv, Oct* SO. JdlJO. tw—tf
^^ % I
NOTICE TO SETTLE.
All of tlie Xot'^s and Accounts belong
ing to the firm of BKOWX, COFFIN &
^lOCK, arc in my hands for collection,
and till jnirtios indebted to the firm will
please call on me, at iny office, and settle.
LUKE BLACKMER.
Oct. 27,’GG. tAV&Av 4w.
Y-ALUABIiE FLAHTTATZOK for
' Sale.---For sale a yn}iiiiltlc PlanfafioD
lyinir on the X'ailkin iiiver, in l>avilson Coimtv. sev
enteen miles .Vortlnvesl fVmn Le-Niniilon. and I'oni teen
miles Snntliwe.'t Irom Salem, contains about 340 acres
oflaml. This is a very valuable and ilesirable farm,
lyinir immediately on the river whi. h bounds it on the
Sonlliside for nearly one mile, and (amtains about six
ty ai res ofexi-elleiit bottom, besiiles a quantity of the
bet upland in a cood state of cultivation. '1 here is
also on the jdaee one (d’tla? be>t \\ ATKl! P()\\ICI!S
to Ik* met with on the A adkin rivt'r. below tiie iJean
Shoals. 'I'he im|provements are pood.
for further particulars aihlress the editor ofthe  )i.i)
-Voin n Statk, Salisbnrv. X. octlG—tf
TilSSOIiUTIOM'.-Tiii-: coi>aktm:u
4-' ship In retorore existing under tin* name and
firm of lli KKi: A Haukisox in the hook hii-
siness, i.s this day dissolved hy mutual con
sent.
All jiersons owing tin* said Burke and Har
rison ar* r(*s]ie(*tfiilly r(*ipn*steil to call on ,1.
K. Burke at his new stand in Cowan’s Bri(*k
row, opjiosite S||ragm* Bros., atid settle up.
BURKE & HARR I SOX.
0(*t 1.7. ISGG. tw-2m.
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xN act to change the jurisdiction
OF THE COURTS AND THE RULES OF
pleading THEREIN".
‘'^Ec. 1. Be if enacted hy the General As-
ofthe State of North Carolina and
sVm. i ^ hereby enacted hy the authority of the
75 cts. \-amc^ That all warrant.s issued by a Jiis-
jeo of the Peace in civil cases, shall not
cturnable xvitliin twelve months after
?5.00
'd.ico
J Ip
^ ' ^te execution of the same, before some
Justice of I^eace for the county.
> Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That the
jurisdittiou of Justices of the Peace shall
The type\)n which the “ Old Noktu St .ate.” is extend‘:o ouo hundred dollars, principal
[)nnted is entirely ne w. No i)ains will be .spared to j^.,(-„ev, Ill all bonds, bills, promissory liotes
make It a weltome visitor to every tamil)*. In oroer •* J i ’ a i •
to do this we have engaged the .services of able and 01* accounts Stated, and shall extend tO SIX-
accomplished literary contribntoi.s.
ADVERTISING RATES.
TRANSIENT RATES
For all ]ioriods less than one mouth
 )ne SijiKire. First insertion $1.00
Each subsequent insertion 50
Contract lutes for periods of one to four months.
THE
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.1. FUTUKY ^
U . UAI.VIN
.Mini,
MOUHK.
Riddle, Sherborne Co,
IMl'Oin'EllS AM)
AVlloLFSALF l)i:ALFR>i IX
Foreign Sc Doi]i(‘stir Dry (ioods.
4M. 1BK /■;r stukkt,
(Below Fifth. A* 4.33 Merchant Mreet.
■epl. 20, IStiCi.
tw-lm
i. U. UKSS,
T. M. BOUEUS,
D. W. CU AMUKH.s.
.NOlil.K S.MITII.
Hess, Rogers & Chambers,
IMfoUTLlIS AM) .tomiKHS OF
S0D13P.T, ©L0Y3S,
Fancy Goods, etc., etc.
No. 411 Marhrf street,
PliiSadelpliaa.
•eptOO, lH(')r). tw-Gm
G. F. PRITCHARD,
WITH
7AZIHA3M[& WOIIK.
IMFOltTKlls, .mam FAl’Tfni'.llS AM)
WJJULESALE DEALEBS IN
Hats, rap.'^. Furs & Straw (Joods,
No. 71 Niirfh 'I'hird strict,
(Bt*tU(*cn -Market and .4reh.)
P li i I a fi e I |» li i :i .
WM, M. FAltllAM. 2!01>T. 1). WOllK.
Sept.2tl, ISGG. tw-6m
mmm 4> ■
,,r s roKF.s Co., X.' c. avith
Hood, ltoonl>i*B;L;lit X Co.,
» n t *I.K M.v: I»i: Al.KBr*? IS
Foreign Sc Dint's!ic Dry Goods,
I No. -')2'.> Miirl.rf street,
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KT 1* 11 1 l. .V d i: l f 111 .V,
s*‘pl *20, l.SGti. tw—Gill
BOOK STBRE.
THE Stibserihor is constantly ailding to
tin* .Slock of B( )OKS now on hand, all ut tin*
latest and best jnihlieations to he had. All
kinds and grades of
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Ridigioiis, Historical, Biogra))liicab and
Mi seel bin eons works.
Blank Books, Xot»* Books, Writing pap(*rs,
W.ill })ap*r. Slntdes, Ac.
Sfufionrry and Fancy Artietes,
For sale as low as possible, at my New Stand
in Cowan’sBriek Row, opjnisitc* Sjuagne Bros.
J. K. BURKE,
Bookseller, 6cc.
Salisbnrv, X. C., Oct. IS, ’GG. G/.Bm
^ ty dollars principal money, upon accounts
■ for goodt, ware.s and merchandise sold and
delivered or for tvork and labor done, or
’ for sjtecifiC articles, and all balances of six-
, tv dollars and under, due on such last
j mentioned debts or demands, and on all
jmlgments rendered therein, and on all
forfeitures and penalties not exceeding one
hundred d tllars: Brorided, That this
section shah not be construed to take from
the Courts tie jurisdiction incases of less
than one linndred dollars, upon which writs
have been i-ssned prior to the ratification
of this act. ,
Sec. 3. Tie it further enacted. That all
' tvarranbs issued by a Justice of the Peace,
for any debt or demand within his juris
diction, according to the provisions of the
^ above section : Trorided, That said debt
S))ecial N()li(*os, in leaded ininidii, will be emv or demand is due upon any contract, whe-
tracted-rm* at the (duce, at not less than doiihli* tlicr bv bond or note or liquidated account,
1 .MO. 1
2 MO. 1
3 MO.
4 MO.
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21 00
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2.5.00
.33 00
40 00
45 00
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.30 00
4*2 00
.5*2 00
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Fpeci.il Contracts will be nmde with those who deshe
to advertise fora longer term than four months.
Court Notices and Advertisements will be charged
atllie iisiuilrates.
T*n lin(*s of solid minion type, or about ouo
inch b*nirtiiwisc* of the coliimu, constitute a
the plantifT shsill be entitled to Jndgmctit
and execution for said installment: Provi
ded hotcever, any debtor tendering or pay
ing to hia creditor on any debt contracted
prior to the first day of May A. D. 1865,
the one tenth of his indebtedness without
a'suit having been brought on the same,
the said one tenth shall be entered as a
credit on the evidences of said indebted
ness ; thereafter the remainder of said in
debtedness .shall not be sued on for twelve
months after the payment or tender of
said one-tenth.
Sec. 7. Be it further enacted. That so
much of the ordinance of the Convention,
passed on the 23d of June 1866, as shall
come in conflict with this act, together
with all other laws coming in conflict with
the same, be, and the same are hereby re
pealed.
Sec. 8. Beit further enacted. That the
time elapsed or elapsing from the twentieth
day of May, 1861, until the first day of
January 1870, shall not be counted so as
to bar actions, or suits, or to presume sat
isfaction or abandonment of rights.
Sec 9. Be it further enacted, That this
act shall be in force from and after its rati
fication.
G-reely on the Situation.
The subjoined letter from the Philoso
pher of the Tribune so exactly sustains our
position ill regard to reconstruction that
we give it jdace :
Tribune Office, X. Y., .Tan. 5.
My Dear Sir : Yours of the 27th ult.,
has but just rc.ached me. I have
In a work just
Domencch gives a
Mexican Court. He^
new privy conncilmai^
dine with theEmperorl
greatest robber in the emj
ply; ‘die ‘annexed’ last
which ought to be in the
kbbe
asion one
Jj'eek
jublic
On another
orderly offio
to Gen.
Ahbe. “
marked a Mexican
at the galleys, and is un.f
T-.
Itraiii!!) Banff,
AND OKCllESd'RA, WERE RE-E8TAB-
lisheil .Tamiary IStit), with Wm. H. X"e.\ve,
Mu.-^ical l)in*(‘t)r, ami Ed. II. Xe.vve, Loader.
Tins will be a ]ierman(*ut and first class
Baud for Xortb Carolina, if properly fssteem-
ed arui sustaim*d, by being engaged at all
jioiiits in tbe Suite, on occasions where ster
ling music sboiibl be a marked feature.
Music compos*d and arranged for any re-
ipiired number of parts for Brass Band. Orches
tral. Farlor or Choral jiurposes, to order.
Music fir Piano—II. B. Dodwortb, Moss,
Kent, Botsford, of New York, warm ))(*rsonal
friends of Mr. Xeave, sidect and s(*n(l him all
tbe music for Piano that is new, wb(*n intrin-
' sicallv good, as well as winning and popular;
for bi*ginners, meilium play(*rs and advanced
mnsieians. This carefully select and bigblv
apjiroved music, will be sold as cbeajily here,
as the mixed aiiicb* is retailed in New York.
'I'be far-famed Dodwortb Band instruments
can be got tbrougb .Mr. Xeave, tested and ap
proved,
Salisbury, X. C., April 28, 18GG, tf
Fchah. e. MOUOAV.
*r y . B. la i K.
AI.HEUT CAIiVIN.
E, n . KI.KINTON.
CHARLES E. MORGAN & Co.,
JMl'oRlEUS AND .tOllRF.RS OF
DRY GOODS.
519 Marie! f^tnet, oehitc ^ixih,
ffBo FhiS.'xlf'lpliia.
sept 20. tSGG.
W BE ELEA,
OF NitliTll (WEDEIN A. WITH
James Palmer Sc Co.,
tw-3in
tbe rati* of ordinary adv(*rtis(*m(*iits.
inserted as reading uialter, with approval o
the editors, tifty C(*uts p(*r liui*.
Advertisements inserti*d iiTegularly, or at inter
vals, 2') per cent, additional.
. The rates above printed are for standing adver-
ti*ements.
One m* t'vvo sijnares, cbang(‘uble at diseretioii.
10 per eeiit. additional.
More than two s'quares, cbangeablo at disen*-
tion. jier square of ten lines, for every change,
tw(*iiiy-llve e(*nts
Five squares estimated as a qnart(*r colmnn, .
and ten squares as a half column. Hills tbrad-; tliey , may have twelve months longer to
verlising, whether by the day or year, will la
ci)nsi(lercd dm* ami ->ll‘ iiinii. .m iiri‘.-i‘iit.iiii'p
(b*iciidant or thdeiulants shall pay one fifth
ofthe princioal, interest aiul costs, he,she,
months longer
or any parol agreement made or entered
into, and due, jirior to the 1st day of May
1865, shall not be returnable for trial,
within twelve months after the execution
of the same, and at the return of the same,
if the defendant or defendants shall pay to
the plaintiff, his agent or attorney or to
the officer executing the Avarrant, one tenth
of the priiiciiial and interest, and all costs
that may have accrued thereon, he, she or
y, may have twelve months longer to
idead, ‘it the end of .vhich time being again
I time and place of trial, if the
treaaur^
■••e BmperorV
0 aid-de-camp
nfed out to the
5 tins rank,” i*©.
^nt three years
ented lobhcrs in Mexico.” The dressing
rooms, at tlie court hall.*j, are invariably
rilled of their contents, and ladies, after
dancing vainly sought their shawls, cloaks,
etc. A hall was given by the French offi
cers after their entrance into Mexico, when
the guests cut off the gold fringes and tas
sels which adorned the velvet curtains of
the ball room.
Interesting State of Affairs in
Idaho Territoky.—TJie members of the
Legislature of Idaho Territory hav'e refus
ed to take the oath prescribed by law, and
consequently the Secretary of the Terri
tory’ refuses to pay them their claims. It
is reported that a majority’ of these legis
lators formerly’ belonged to the Confeder
ate ariny^ under General Price, and
they’ now threaten to seize by force
the funds of the Territory. Gov’. Ihil-
lard called upon Uol. Sinclair, in command
at Fort Boise, to protect 'he Secretary’ and
the Territorial fnud.s Col. Sinclair imrae-
I have been j fi'^tcly’ dispatvhed fifty’ men, tinder Lieut,
long absent at the West, and only return- 1 fL*een, bad all bis men put under arms,
ed this morning, meantime y’ou have doubt- j mounted extra gnus at tbe fort,
less seen some of the articles and letters I
“ Z Bear the Passing Bell.”
BY PARK BENJAMIN.
I hoar the (lapsing bell!
Another soul, it say.-;, has gone from earth,
Another soul has had immortal birth.
This deep and solemn knell
Is dirge and requiem to a dear one dead.
For whom tears, bitter tears are vainly shed.
No more—it speaks—No more
Shall he be seen among yota; through the glooui
Of these last rites he passes to the tomb,
Fpon tbe sib*nt shore
Of an ett*rnal laud, beyond the sea
Of life, bis homo must henceforth ever be.
lie is familiar now
With the grand mystery—and he surveys
Truth in the brightness of its perfect blaze.
Then pile upon bis brow
The valley clods, and leave bis mined form
"Wbero the wind wails and beats tbe wintry storm
To him will come no harm,
For bis immortal part survives and dwells
Beyond the grave’s gloom and tbe toll of bells,
llis is the dt*atbless ebarm :
No pains can wring, no griefs his peace molest.
His'.s tbe a;.snranee of perennial rest.
Then strike the passing bell.
j or they’ shall have twelve
to ])Iead, at the end of wdiich time, if the
! defendent or defendants shall pay one half
; of the residue of said claim, he, she, or
j they shall have twelve months longer to
I plead, at the end of which time the plain-
I tiff shall have judgment for the remainder :
I Provided, That executions on justices’judg
ments on debts contracted prior to May
1st, 1865, already rendered, shall be stayed
for twelve months from tbe date of the rati
fication of this act.
Sec. 4. Be it further enacted, That on
all debts contracted since tbe first day of
]\Iay, 1865, and all warrants issuing for
the same, shall be returned and tried ac
cording to the provisions of the Revised
Code, chapter sixty-two, (62) and the re
medy in all such cases shall be the same
as in 1860.
Sec. 5. Be it further enacted, That all
writs in actions of debt,|covenant, assump
sit or account, issued to Fall Term, 1866,
or Spring Term, 1867, of the Superior
Court, shall be returnable to Spring Term,
1868, and all of said actions now pending
ill the Superior Court shall be continued
to Spring Term, 1868: Provided, That
have written bearing on the great topic.
11 my judgment yonr people begin at the
wrong end. You borrow needless trouble
Beware.—The tariff' bill has gone to
tbe House. It is, as have been shown br
exact figures, one of the most oppressive
As to the tomb, with slowly mca.surcd tread, the Sheriff shall not be allowed in any
ye reverently bear his honored head.
And sav, with thee ’tis well
Forevermore, onr brother ! tbongk wo pay
IVitb liniken hearts these* last rites to thy elav.
Extension of the “Vyestern Coalfields
Railroad.
The Senior FXlitor of tbe 1 ayettevilb;
Ncirs lia.s lately been on a vi.-^it to Greens
boro’, in this State, and appears to be wi 11
pleased w ith the appearance of things in
general and particular, and no doubt just
ly, with the good people of that ancient
town. In writing to the 2\eics irom
DR. EDWARD SILL,
C'oiiiiiiiK!»>ioii ^lerehaiit,
(OLUAIBIA, S. C.
B F(;8 to inform 1118 MANY OLD Friends
in llowan, Oaliarrus. Ired(*ll, Davii* and tin*
adjoiiiiiig i*ouiities in tin* Old North State, (wliicli
as'ever, lie is proud to call tbe land of bis birth.)
that he is >tillin (’olumbia : and tiltlmugh he has
been dreadfully seourged by tbe casualties ofthe
late war, be will be b:ipi»y to serve them in tbe
eaiiaeiiy of a Commission Mrrebant, in tbe sale
ol’any ofthe i*ommodilii*s whatever, such as Flour
l>aeou, Lard, l)Utti*r, Coin. M hGky , ( otton 7 am j ^ ot the 1st inst., .a.iid Siiriii
Tobaci-o. etc., wbuli tln*y may be pl(*asc*d to eu ] . A.i
trust to bis care.
Any infoniiatiou as to tbe >tat
either in selling or buying
liromiitly given,
ttrt. I'^tii).
pb*i
of tbe market.
i\Ir. iMyrover says
“1 have seen a
great
manv
WIIOLK.'^ALF DRFGGIETS,
AMI nKAI.KllS IN
inivTC r.i tw. iivf'-'i
ROpt
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No. 439 ?Iarlet sired,
i» 1111. .\ u ii: 1.1» 111 \
isGt;
Blackburn Sc Holder,
fllENDER THEIR SKUVICESTO THE CITI-
-9- zeiis of Salisbury and tbe surrounding conii-
trv. They have bad m neb experience in the bu
siness, anil will (iroiiqitly execute all orders sent
to them in the most satislaetory manner, (jive
them n trial. Address,
HLACKHFRN A* HOLDER,
t'lcmmousville N C.. or Salem ‘
VALUABLE PLAUTATZOn
FLOTIHING MILL to Rent.
A.*4 AGENT (>E COE. CEo. T. BARNES.
, ^ I wish to rent For Cash, tbe plant;i-
tioii and mill owned b y tbe late Br. Sami.
, IZerr. ’fbe [ilamatiou bus about
{ 1000 Ai'ret^ oi* open land,
in a high state of enltivatioii titid is well adapt
ed to tbe raising of Cotton, Tobacco, Wheat
! and Corn, and is one of tbe most desirable
j places for eultivjitiou in tbe county. Tbe
tw—Gm ,(welling bouse is large and coniinodious. sur
rounded by one of tbe most Iieautifnl and or
namental gardens in the country
Tbe mill has three sets of stones and is a
siqierior mill in every res(iiet, having a large
custom and pleiiiy of water. Parties wishing
to obtain further information can do so bycal-
ing on me in .Salisbury, or oii Lieut. M'ardeii
uu tbe (ifemises.
LUKE BLACKMER,
Sept. 20, 1806. tw-tf Agent.
. will be eheerfnlly and j nearly all, of the leading citizens
LDW AKD j place, and I am very much pleased
I them. They arc just as good peo
them. They arc just as
can be found anywhere in the world
perhaps
citizens ot tin*
with
peoj'le 3s
case to levy execution before the first day
of .January succeeding the rendition of
judgment.
8ec. 6. Be it further enacted, That all
writs in debt, covenant, assumpsit or ac
count, shall be returnable to Spring Term
of the Superior Court, and shall be served
at least thirty days (Sundays included)
before the return day. If during the re
turn term, the defendant pay to the plain
tiff, or into Court for his use, one tenth of
the debt or demand (principal and interest)
and all costs to that time, he shall be al
lowed until next Term to plead. At the
Term should the defendant
pay to tbe plaintiff, or into Court for his
use, oiic-fiftli of the residue and costs, he
shall be allowed until tliesucceedingSpring
Term to plead at tbe said Spring Term ;
concerning your relations with the Feder- unequal revenue bills ever devised. It
al Government. Your first and great con
cern is peace and good will among yonr
own people. Make the great mass of Geor
gians, whether loyal or once rebel, white
or black, contented harmonious and kindly
towards each other, and need not care what
is done or left undone at Washington.—
Hence go to work, every m.an, woman and
child of you, and grow at least twice the
cotton and com, and put up twice the
meat you did last year, and let Congress
do its worse acts, ivait and take its own
time for it.
I speak from the depths of a hearty
good will. Pray try to he able to write
me soon that almost every one in Georgia
is hard at work, determined to live and
let live, and conceding to every one else a
perfect equality of rights. Yours very re
spectfully,
HORACE GREELEY.
To H. D. Capers, Esq., Sandersville.
to
lays exceedingly heavy burden upon the
articles consumed hy the poor and the
workingman, and their wives and children,
and favors the rich in every way. We
once more warn members of the House of
Representatives not to vote for this hill un
less they are sure that it will be defeated.
If it becomes a law and goes into opera
tion, it will, aa it ought to, kill politically
every man who votes for it.
N. Y. Post (Itep.)
The Xew Orleans correspondent of a X.
York paper says : “ It is understood that,
if the Legislature passes the bill for the
new Constitution over the veto of Got.
AVelhs, lie will issue a proclamation de
claring the convention of 64 legal, and re
assembling it. The radicals are organi
zing the grand army of the republic all
over the State, and a conflict between the
radicals and ex-Coufederates is not im
probable.”
Spring "Wheat.—We are requested to
say that the Commissioner of agriculture
Union Leagues in the South*
The secret bodies, if we are
believe an editorial statement in the j of the United States, has received a large
New York Evening Post, are much ! quantity of the celebrated Amantaka
more generally and thoronghly organized j (^pri”}?) (Idessa, Russia, im-
] , ! iiortcd hy the Department for distribution
"ined. lliat paper * s r .
than is generally ima
says :
There are now secrect leagues of Union
among tlie agriculturalists of such sectioni
of the country as successfully cultivate
grain
spring wheat
J'he w’ciglit of this
men in every Southern State, thoroughly | jg about sixty-five pounds, and its superi-
o.ganized; South Carolina has more than j ority has been tested during the past sea-
aihundred such leagues of white and black | sou on the experimental farm of the De-
Unionists ; in Alabama the league num-1 partment. It will he distributed with the
hers over 18,000 white Unionists alone,
without counting the blacks, who, though
in separate lodges, are in closo commun
ion with the whites. All over the South
ern States, in every city, town and and
neighborhood, this league is organized and
has its lodges. The powerful organiza
tion has prepared the Union people to act
together; it needs only now that Con
gress shall give them the opportunity to
act, and that they shall have the couuteii-
aiiee and help of the Republican party
of tho Northern States.
The help mu.st be given not only hy
Congress, but, when that has prescribed
manner of reconstruction, the Republican
party should call and hold mass conven
tions in all the Sonthern States, and tints
call out ehe Unionists there white and black
complete their organization by a public
show of their strength, and give them the
dionld tlm defendant pay to the plaintiff; moral support of its presence ami power.
1 hey j,,jQ Court for his use, one half of the ^ We trust this duty will not he neglected.
with residue, he sh.ill be allowed until the sue- '
wlioni 1 liavc fallen in any where else, of ceeiliiig Spring Term to plead: Provided \ Secretary Stanton ha.s tran.-mitted
' onr people—modest, friendly, nnassaniing |/(oieceo*, the plantiff if reijuired shall file ' to the United .States Senate a cojiy ofthe
and sincere. They are undoubtedly in his debt or demand in writing, and if the report of ^lajor fJciieral ilson, ot the
' eanicr'-t here in regard to building our road, defendant shall inaki; oath tli.it the whole , capture of Jefferson Davis. It includes
; and will give the other lines, as far a.^ et- or anv part thereof i.s not justly due, or the reports of the suhonliimte
assurance that its general introductioa
will prove of great benefit to the wheat
growing interests of the United States.
()nr farmers who may desire to procure
this wheat c.an accomplish their wishes by
writing to the Commissioner, giving name
and address in full. Wc hope that some
of them at least, will do so and give tho
grain a fair and full tri.al.
romiiul me, more
than
anv
people
I fort and subscription go, a very Imrd road, that he has a counter claim, all of which ' out to prevent the escajie D
'i'here is nothing done as yet that can he shall he particularlv set forth by affidavit, ' across the Missis.*^i(ipi river, including^
officer.' sent
.Air. D.ivis
that
considered tangible or definite ill regard to then the defendant shall only pay the in-i of Lienteiiant Colonel Pritcliard, ot the
the matter. I have been informed hv the stallment required of what he admits to ho i Eourtli Alichigan (. .ivalrv, vim made the
citizens, that a general meeting of all the due, and the Court shall order a Jury at | capture,
friends of the extension from all quarters the same or subsequent Term to try the ficial report.s
will be called, to meet here some time Jo matter
A special agent of the Treasury*^
was recently sent to the Northern frontier.
The district he visited includes twenty-
three subordinate custom-house offices.
I'he sjiecial agent, who was unknown to
these officers, succeeded in making an ar
rangement with twenty-two of the officers
for smuggling goods into the United
►States. _
Gen. Joseph .1. Bartlett has been
nominated for minister resident to Stock
holm, vice AlcGinui.s, rejected.
A Alis.sissipjii negro worked on
sliare.«.—AVhcii a.-ked the amount of his
profit.s, he said: ‘-Xiiffin. I worked for
de seventh, and de h'ls.s only made a fifth,
darfor I got nuffiii.”
8qual)*).rii, the philauthropi.^t, advocates
negro sutiVage on the ground that wooly
are p.ii ticularlv needed .it the poles.
fill
1IC.*:
:rs in dispute between the parties, and | taken
i next Spring Term the defendant ^ it bee
plead only ujxui the i been stated.
' be designated hy the committee) after tlie at the next >pnn^
winter breaks and the weather becoints shall he allowed to ^
' open, of which wc will have propier and pax’ment of one fifth of the residue of the
i timelv notice.—I have seen the
no other section of the State but this,
' cept Air. AVangh of Surry,) but 1 think 1
Not oil'* word i.' said in these of-
of Air. Davi.*^ having been
m anv costume hiir. liis tiwn.
been otherwise, it would certainly
a
A cl.
: a ini
A Card to Invalids.
r;rv;iia’i, while n-.-iiliugin .'4)iith America
.'iiinarr, iii>( iivi*rt*il a .-ale aiifl simple rem
Had
have
I
The Galveston Bulletin
,,cople of . admitted amount, and whatever the Jury j
(ex- may find him indebted over and above the , if Emerson’s dictum he true, that
' ’ - . .... 1 * riii; (lopnlar recognition ofthe
says ttiat
profane
I can safely repeat the opinion that the road i defendant fail to pay the first or any Bub-
I will be built.”—Wil. Journal. 1 ."sequent installment, then and in that case
ame : Provided further, that should the ; swearing is
i - ' - - ... 1. Deity,” there are few
ton.
infijehs in Galvcs-
edv tortln* eui'i* ol .XfivoU'' M cukticss, Karly lle-
c:iV, l)..'.-.i>i* of tile I ■ rinary iciii .“-(cniinal Organs,
and tl'.i* wimh* train Ilf brought on by
iianctal an.l vicioii.' La’oit.**. Great imiubers have
liccii alrea.lv cur. .1 hv tlii' uohl'* remedy. Promp
ted hv a d.*'ir.* to l..*ii.*tit t .e atHioted and uufor.
1 will s.'ii.i the r.*c.*ipt I'or preparing and
111.-.Heine, in a >eal.*.l envelope, to any
FUICK oK ('lI.VROE.
.IGSEl’H T- INMAN,
.•station D, Bible H«um,
La, l^GG. —twly NuwlorkOity
tuiiat.
using tlii?
one w!i«) needs it.
.Vddi'fss,
1 jan. L),