m
Mr a '
il av v
CljctTUb North Btatt
TAUMfH'UYt X. C , CT. (1,
BbbbbbI bbbsbbv tnSBnaT
B "Hbbbw HBhV
bay, "but ya have tafca aof te
Maud by i lie league and to rot for tb
mm Ibe party bring out, and 70a dart
not break your oalli." Now, all ar beve
to say to thorn parson wishing to
leave the unrighteous leaf thai I hey are
free to do whenever they please. They
lire free mca in fraa roan try, and any
man or aet of men who nay attempt to ra-
oiunoae t
versa! iu
Yankee
seems I
"jrolden
cannot ekiue i
K OlUKkWUOO
, in an eulogy 011 h
1 1 mule that ha aulotit
allelic " In preforehae tu
ma . I ,nw 11 imp 1
I he
E
"silvern setcii by policy. The
same authority aaya of hia personal
appaarattea, that km n a am all nan,
who never swells or strata, or stretch
o himself up; and if a atmaoar were
traia thesa of their liberty in tba matter 1 eekiuff for hi 01 in fronp of distin
Land
cmtiuiaea himself, and b not afrahl to
look his own bulla in the face. But, how- I
sluggish bia mind may be, if ho be MMIK SI'BSCKI
l
on
S ! I
FOR PRESIDENT
HON. HORATIO SEMI,
or kw TOKK.
FUR VIOC I'HE.ilDfcXT:
m mm i blair.
r maaayaf. ,
9i)R COXUBKSA.
FRANCIS fc SHOflEft,
ELECTOMAL riCKKT.
raa
HON.
TUR STATB T H Lll.
JAMES W. OSItOHNK,
Or If BCKLKX lU'Wi.
JOSEPH J. DaViS, OF lit A NK I IN,
I'M HI' I
lei-THOMArt J.J AUVIS, of Trrnl.
Snd JNO. HUUUKS, of Craven,
3rd I.C. DOBBIN', of Cumberland,
4th WHAR. J. GRKEN, of Warren.
5th M. 8. ROBINS, of Randolph,
6ih W. M BOBBIN'S, of Rowan,
7th L. M. lie A FEE, of Cleaveland.
us . .
of rotiuf , wiU'tby themarlvra liable to in
dictmeut tberetor, and to flnea and penal
liea upon coovietion thereof. And aa to
the oath an entering tbe league : it waa
unlawfally sdaoiniatcred, and b of no le
gal binding force, and should certainly
bind no man 'a conscience to do
thing. Tbe only danger of punishment
to be inenrred by withdrawal, therefore,
must ream ftwm the unlawful violence of
the members of the hague from which tbe
jfaeniber withdraw ; and if any of them
bould be fwoliali enough to attempt the
infliction of such punishment, they will
very soon find oat that they are living iu
a country of laws wtflch will speedily
lajjc bold of and bring tbem to justice.
Snap your finger In their faces, therefore,
all you who. want to withdraw, walk
boldly out from the foul den ami tell tbe
growling members t ha yoa defy and acorn
their threata, and that you mean to live
the free and independent man find intend
, i-d you ahould be.
guiahetl men, I should ay, "fix nn the
moetsilent plain (not ugly) nndemon
irative man present. This is not
necessarily indicates of great noes, nor
is it incompatible wilb it. But 1 thiuk
it oonclnsi ve, he is not a vain man.
Mr B. I do not consider Generfll 0.
J . 1 . 1 i-l .la.
g Wrong' I mgii-MHiru man. lairr wmm
iron ine rcauim r wnu wmrn ne rrorirra
bouacf , money, goods and ebatleb of all
sorts from all eoasers. He had not tbe ex-
I ewats for thia of having loal by the war, as
waa Uie eaae with our chief, who, though
he waa atripped of everything, and his
family bad to lira ftum bead to mouih,
and get abetter wberc they could during
tbe war, sternly refused U reeeiru a
gratuity from any quarter. This differ-
snce, it may be uiicgid, sprung irom tee
different manner of tba people
whom tby were bred, and, doe
feet character. Ik it an; but the different
traits wilt ha very differently viewed ly
i 1 1
ever alugrten uia mma may be, 11 iio le
realty ainbilioua, he cannot fail lu Uia
sever tbe aireeg point of bb situation,
which la, by boldly 1 idling tbe Soath of
negro domination, aa hs thereby binda
that whole region in him by bookaalrong
ar than ate I, and doea mora at the aatne
lime far the country ilun any other aet
be seals' perform. 1 believe we have
sll now given our opinions, founded oa
ike best ligbla we have. Will Mr. P.
add np the earn total f
Mr. P. That's easier taid thsn done,
where there is ao much conlrsrirtv. But,
let's ase: Ureal abilities - moderate
rather sluggiab ; that compounded makes
a medium, at leaet, and aavea him from
the category of unlicensed fools. Hs b
ambiiioua, but a patriot ; be b not cruel
by nature, but indifferent to human Buf
fering, and not of a diapoaition to peril
i ii her puree or person in the performance
of a purely diaiutereated aet. Jaat end
beeeat, for anything known to tbe con
trary ; conservative, averse to Puritan
ism, conscious, of bis swn defects, which
be gone so far to conceal as to disgust
Senator Wade with "horae-taJk," rather
1 ban talk of mailers be doe not under
atnougi Und. But, after all, perhaps, it would
not af e wait or eaeti r aaaaAa himself,
and all to r root by the covtat IloBaCat
Si quid no viati reetio bti.
It wilt elt to iha hitM-at
biilJrr 011 tli urenesra, . a Mainlxy, the
17lll ilav of (VlotKT Itelt a valwat.le I art O
Land, lying on RmmJj Oaefc. b UavidaiMi Co,
ooouuuiog ) acraa, )i Uib iraet about 70
aeraa i iu wood, 20 acre good bottom land,
10 eerea ia meadow. It h tract of bad
owoed by Ibe bu Joaeph I'ei 1 il. dae'd, and
will baaol l bv the Item i..r diainbuiioo. Term
made kuowu ou day of laie.
i. A. 1'AKKS,
8epi 2U, 1808. wit. Agent.
mar
Sarah Freete
Mrs. Pace.
and
Import 21 nt Tt
Af a? isfraaM, Ckrmt, Sktrift, md other ,
A
1 1 1 K uaergued hare in 1
wtue. a oompkte and full
ANALYSIS OF TUE LAW
anJer iho Cede of Qd Piossedera as passed
by tba General Ai
tiea of
it n
si:i:k . we auk
COfVTRY FROM THE PAXOEns WIIKH o.
VKRHANO IT. XJov. RtTaorK' Aaoaua
TUE ENIGMA-GRANT.
We received last week the follows
ing letter from a gentleman in the
country :
Editor of the Whif t Plaaae tell u what
Grant is. or, at least, give us your opinion
of him. I he a really great man. or a
dull, stupid aenaualist f or, is be neither one
nor the other, but a plain, eominon-plaee
character f Yours-
Bearing; in mind the fate of tlioe j him into a
brute f rce. This waa demonstrated by
bb military campaigns; strategy was
nothing, superior force everything. A
rough, determined soldier, who looks up
on superior force ss tbe supreme law
little disposed to trouble bis bead about
constitutional questions, and with a fair
average of common sense; thst's my rf
timate of him. I do not consider him a
cruel man, notwithstanding his refusal to
exchange prisoners, and hia sacrificing
three of his men, for one Confederate, to
gain a point. It is probable his benevo
lent feelings are rather of a negative char
aster, snd could never be stirred enough
to overcome bis judgment or even betray
rallv Eenrrnue action. We
0 '
posterity. I take General GSAsTT to be 1 tJSBuMns impart! t st mm, bis utara rneetrm
a man who believes, above all things, in
SOT A MERK party TRIUMPH t K , wl,o tormerl v niuila rrmsfnl at hSTfl an illustrauau of what I mean in
UK TRYINlS TO SAVE (It R , . ... . .
THB rLBCrtON Or A DKWOCSAVIC KXRCUTIVB SS
A MAJORITY Or DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS TO Till
IIOUSI OS RCrsKSKKTATIVKS WOCLD NOT OITB
TO THAT rXTY OtG AMIXATIOM THS rOWXS TO
MAKE BUDPCN OB VIOLSNT CHAKOKS BUT IT
WOCLD SERVE TO CIOCK TIJosK EXTRKMK MBA
eCRES WHICH HATE BSCS DKFLOBID BV THE
BEST MEN Or BOTH rOLTTICAL 0R0 ANIMATIONS.
THB RESULT WOULD MOST I ERTAINLT I EAI TO
THAT WACETTL BERTOBATTO?! OP THB I'NION
ass be-bsYablishmrnt or rasTEBjial rkl
TIONSHir WHICH THE "(" N T It PEStnaS.
c.v Srjmi nr'i Letter of Aicetnrf .
COME TO THE GRAND RALLY 1
Two Jays ttmrc will TJring us to flie ap
pointed time for tbe Grand Rally and
Barbecue in Rownn Thursday, the 8th.
Sec programme in another column. The
preparations h ive all been ma le, nothing
mow tj do hut to com K. Turn out ! turn
oat 1 1 Como to spend the day in hear
ing, in seeing, in shaking hands, in dis
cussine;, in meeting friends, in talking over
our public tifTtirs, and in encouraging each
other in our efforts to restore the ancient
liberties of the jieople. Come one and all,
mule and female, old and young.
ty The Democratic-Conservative par
ty of Mecklenburg will have a grand mass
meeting and barbecue at Charlotte ou the
30. h of October.
JtW The Democrat ie Mass Meeting at
I leu 1 tie's Ford will he held on the tOth of
October (instead of 'he 6th, as heretofore
advertised . Gov. Vance and Judge Os
borne will attend and address the people.
17" There will be a Democratic Mass
Meeting and Barbecue st Concord on the
15th and 16th of October.
ATILL COMING OUT.
. The white taenia the Western counties
are still withdrawing from the oath-bound
Leagues. All the efforts of Holden, Lit
tlefield le Co , to keep th i organization
up to the old standard ( invincibility
hsire ighalty failed. Jasi aA.oon aa an
honest white man discovers tlio real ob
leet of these Infamous organizations he b
bound to eut loose from the rotten eon-
Jt is more than he can stand ; and
row until the day of election Grant
Colfax will lose one hundred votes
day by withdrawal from the Leagues
alone. And what the Radicals base their
hopes of carrying North Carolina upon we
are at a loaa to determine. We learn that
they have a scheme on foot to import sev
eral thousand negroes from Vhgi ib, anl
volt them in the border counties ; and it
may be this thai b keeping their spirits
. up. , But this desperate expedient will
come to grief. Evans, of the Milton
Chronicle b watekhsg them. WiL Star.
Tb is refreshes our memory of a fact
worthy of a few remarks. It b current
ly reported in thia county and by some
seriously believed, that every member of
tbe league w ho w ithdraws w ill have hb
name reported at the Head Quarters of
the esvaurgailon at Raleigh, and thence to
Hoad Quarters in Washington, and that
be Will be hereafter in some manner pun-
fur each withdrawal. Tbe hard
bound, Bclash and scheming members of
tbe league sue tbe authors of this lie, and
tomtits to solve tlio riddle of the
liieban Sphinx, wo forbote to make
any answer, lint, being in company
with some half dozen gontlemen a
few days since, we submitted the in
terrogatories to them. We give their
desultory and contradictory responses
for what thoy are worth :
Mr. P. ('Kant is a great man
lie is an improvement on Cnomwkxl..
1 No, 1 lint is not exactly the idea. He
, lie is Pomci v without any Caimab tu
' contest tiis supremacy. That ia. a
Conservative- chief leading thu Pie
beian, or Radical toicsjaThia makt,'
his position unique in Matory. Th;
he is Conservative' his education, his,
i u.i.;.. ii ..r .ni, ii itni-1
talking and much thinking, the power'
he has wielded for there is Mothing
tnore conservative than power, uut
even money convince me. I cannot
doubt he has sufficient capacity to see
the utter failure of universal suffrage,
and that, if elected, ha will dispense
with tuat peat forever; the next
election will probably be the last we
-hall ever see. The first act of
C.;au, the Radical, was to deprive
his Radical supporters of the right of
suffrage; would not the conservative
Pompkt ba much more likely to do
that thing? The Radicals, who ex
pect to make a tool of him, will be
the worst disappointed men ever seen.
There is nothing about him that seems
to fit him for the role of a tool. His
own habits, the necessities of the
country, and the peculiarity of his
position, will Constrain him to throw
himself with those uow opposed to
him, and in lesa than six months, as
snreas he is elected, he will have sub
jected the New England Radicals to
snch a drubbing as will rejoice every
heart in the country.
Mr. & Mi. P. has gone more into
what General (vbakt will fo than
what he u. On this latter point. I
bb conduct to tbe South after tbe war.
I ren, be bore us no ill-will ; be made a
' favorable report of our bearing under de
feat, snd approved of Mr. J mix son's
policy ; but when the Radical Congress
proposed that we should tpMnary.voy
compulsion, as Chablxs II. took the
covenant,) disfranchise our trusted lead
ers and separate onr fortunes from theirs,
be gave up bit own views, and, rather
th in risk the loss of any popularity, urg
ed tbe acceptance of the degrading terms.
I expect no act of kindness to the Booth
at Km bands, at a Lin-Inn ; but his pe
culiar position, as suggested by Mr r ,
or Lis il'-sire to bull; hated Radicals like
Mkn WaDB, or contemptible Puritans
like Sr us mi, of to found a
mny i ..... aim La deliver the Sm
Bmtv fr..m African domination lb'
real and substantial good he could rendm
us. I repeat the belief that he would
never do this from any kind feeling for us.
but purely from considerations of polirr.
" Mr. A. I argue very much In the opin
iona expressed by Mr. I. I rg.ird Gener
al G. as a man of great abilities and of
ambition, and I incline to believe, as I
hope, that he will make quick work of the
DREAM REMARKABLY FUL
FILLED. Rev. L. W. Lewis, in hb "Keminisceu-
ccs of the War' now being published in
tbe Texas Christian Advocate, relates the
annexed remarkable instance as literally
true. The battle referred to was that of
Prairie Grove, in Northwest Arkansas.
fought December 7tb, 1862 :
A enriou fulfillment of a dream occur
red at this battle, under my own eye. A
man by tbe name of Joe Williams had
told a dream to many of lib fellow-soldiers
some of whom had related it to me, months
previous to the occurrence, which 1 now
r..lutA I
a . ..... .
He dreamed that wo crossed a
marched over a mountain, and camped
near a church located in a wood, near
which a terrible battle ensued, and be was
shot in the breast. On tbe evermemora
ble 7th of December, '62, a we moved at
dooble-quick to take our place in tbe line
of battle, then already hotly engaged, we
passed Prairie Grove' church, a small
frame bnilding, belonging to the Cumber
land Presbyterians. I was riding on tbe
flank of the commaud, and opposite Wil
liams, as we came in view of the house.
"Tin-' is the church, colonel, I saw in
my (I ream, " said he. I made no rep1
and never thought of tbe matter again me
til in the eveninr we had broken the en-
Dynasty, esny's line, and were in full pursuit, when
Southern.; ...' i iui. up.11 a rlry raiaa in ilia wood.
aim YTiirfttms satfl : "Just on twe other
side of the hollow I was shot in my dream,
and I will stick my b it under my shirt.
Suiting the action to the word as, he run
along, he doubled it up and crammed it in
his bosom scarcely had he adjusted it
before a Minie ball knocked him out of the
line. Jumping up quickly, be pulled out
his bat, waved it over Iris bead, and shout
ed. "I m all right " The ball had gone
HAVE tba plaaaar to aaaonnao the re
oaipt of a small slock of new etrlee Hats.
H ornets. Ribbons. Ace., in tbe Millinery de
partment and shall be pleased to kava iba
orders of ihoae ddriug anything their line.
Btock will ba frequently repbulaned. and va
brged according to the dVuMmd. Calf st the
late Mrs. Loubn Brawn' old sUad, near
MeCnbbin's Store,
kbpt. -''. 186b. lmw-39
PURE PERUVIAN
GUANO
A ND all oilier kind ot GUANO, including
il the diQWi.t PJJuSPUATts. I'LA.S-1
Taw and LIMB, kept eonsbrttly 00 hand, a
very low irii .- Our lannrrs will do well to
call on us at once and get their FertitiBers, be-
ioro (Mibriuy and buying eJaeskhcrsC
We will take Flour or Wheat at tbe mark
price, in axuhanve.
SPRING, HUTCHISON Co
AV 1, Couon 1 Biick Row.
Saliabury, Aug. 2H. &lw
ibly, rvbiiug to U. aa-
JmMkm of the Pomm, Asnb, Cftrte s (W
ad other County 0Vam
togellier wiih ibe Constitution of lbs 8uta,
hi of ihe Coantba as divided into Judicial LM
tnct. list Urns U holding Courts ia the ssseral
Cmidimmj, tba names af the iuagaa and SasVi
lor of each Cireul t tba najnes alba CWrk of
the Superior Court, Register of JWeda, Sher-
IB7. Count CMUiiSsJoueW, TlBSMSI'lf anil Cu
our fur eaeli County. Tub pmajt will ahn
contain llw K.,-s a'lowed tif the new bw 10
lbs several oroowis, with seme of A siostnr
cesmry forms of Cirri wad Crimimmi A an
A. L III .L. .LLeMkuM -J
M I1C VUI. Will l-V'H.III WWW. W MV, Bixi
fir ill be a moat vaiuaab- book U .vArraner iur
oounty officers.
Snt by mail to any past office in I l.s Siala,
iiovaee fAid, for ros 'corf. Adama,
NIOHOLrtsYUOKMAN,
K. H. COWAH aV CO
OBNBBAL COMMISSION ANt
. r
Rump and all their works, and give us through four thicknesses of his hat, raised
the calm and prosperity of the Augustan j a black spot about the aise of a man's hand
era. I have heard it hinted, and think it j8t over ueart ailfj dropjrcd into his
iineiy. mere aoes exisi an uiiuernann ng . Hjloe
know so little, I speak with great lies
nation, i had supposed at iirst, from
his apparent aversion to politics, that
he was a man of little thought, pre
I'erred the indulgence of the senses to
the exercise pf the intellect, and was
hce9yiuctdenr. But his willing-
neas to surrender the best paid and
eas est office in the Government, a
lifo otilce, too, to become President,
argued great am bition, and we very
rarely tjnl ambition that last infir
uiity of noblo minds unconnected
with c meidet able abilities. UisrKe
trpin the jrutter to the coin man d of !
the Federal armies, too, evinced, groat
will and determination of character,
wlr'cli, if it be not gecitis, is a very
good substitute for it. Jt may be that
be is a patriot, and sieditates radiical
reforms in our srstetn of Govern
mentfrom conviction, very different
fr.m those devised by Iiadical politi
cians? and I have no idea that he
would, tor a moment, endure the
trammels imposed upon the P tsiden
among the three military chiefs (Craut,
Sherman and Sheiidan)-a triumvirate,
in fact to do this very thing. Hut are
the Northern people prepared for it 1
Will tbey not resist and revive anew civ
il war I
Mr. P. Not a bit if it ; not a finger
will be lifted. True it is, the Northern
people are not prepared for it, and do not
expect it. Hut the masses there are la
toiicated w:ih victory and spoils ; they 1
have lost all sense of free institutions, if
they ever had any, and are now fit sub
jects for despotism, and nothing else. The
masses are the ruling power there. The
men of worth, ot cultivation, of character,
have as completely disappeared from the
scene there as the same class had here in
the South, before the war. A gentlemen,
wbo ht a very ehiMrtrebserrer, rtoM me thaw
being m Washington during the impeach
ment 'trial, he took bis stand in the rotun
da and saw the members of the House
pass two and two to the Senate. lie
scanned them elosely, and was struck by
tbe coarse and unmistakably vulgar air
which distinguished nineteen out of twen
ty of fnem. No, the cocked-hat gentry
and their descendants, wbo once illustrat
ed tbe North, have vanquished forever,
and the vulgarians, whose rule ever her'
aids the advent of despotism, now bear
sway. I may be mistaken, but I do not
believe a mau wbo has onee commanded
armies will ever submit to be ruled by
a a w a ' . . a a
sucu a moo. tie may tolerate Uieir ex
istence, but bo will never brook their
domination. ' -,
Mr. O. It may not be unlikely, as sug
gested by Mr. H., that his benevolent
Grand Ma.ss Meeting and Darbe
CCB nr Samsiidry. The various Sey
mour ai d Bl tir Clubs of Rowan County
have determined te have a Grand Mass
Meeting snd Barbecue in Salisbury, on
the 8th day of October, to which they
most cordially invite the citizens of the
surrounding comities. There will also be
a Grand Torch-Light Procession at night.
Speeches will be delivered on the occa
sion by many of the most distinguished
orators of this and other States, whose
names will be announced before tbe day
of meeting.
Come oue and all, and let us have such
an out poring of the people as has never
before been witnessed in Salisbury. .
Samuel Reeves, JbJ.,
W. J. Mills, '
W. C. CoUGttKNOBB,
W. H. Orawford.
J. W.Uttt, . ,r j
- Com. Qj ' Arrange niints.
Sbippiufl Rrrr;i8ts
-ASD-
Wholesale &ttrrt
Aiaatt for M. Davit S Sml (Lrtwrty Ve..)
VirflnU Cbevlnf T. b.rco
AttnUfer Utlcr Bra's. Sup.rph 4phal af Llai.
Afmht far Valeaa Iraa Worlu, BleluaonS, Va.
OaMSrataS
j. Wilmington, N. C.
NO M NORTH WTAIB ST
( '.IK I) TO I NK PUBLIC.
a. a. oas,
m w. e
a. aiu.
aarlT;:l:1y
Z2T The nndrrigml at alas prepaiing, un
iter the rt freet iou ofwwemtwr of tW jbhavb
Bar, Oiest of all tb Laws eonsrrniig
County OtIWf s, With a PassU i Hat of lorn.,
siaptetl to tbe.ri.ew orilri -f ilu'iiga. This
book, ol some 4UO pages, w'll be foiblisbeo
as soon as the Knal ieiOrl bf the Coiniiu-
loner apptanteit lo rvrua the. Code has bn u
potod by lbs (irneral aasembly. Tbe pmui
snd sciie of the' propored Ik t. wiH be Iur
ther hid U-fure the public A aa eaily dsjr.
NICHOUa sk GORMAN,
Raleigh, Sept. 1, 18(1. I'ubhshci.
i . ! 1 . 1 1 A 1 U .
H
DR. sam I.. A.
AS located on Ennisa street.
Main tt
DELL,
between
Lee. Office Anaerlv occupied
by Or. J. A. Caldwell, and offers his profes
sional services to the citixens of the town
and viciuiiy of Salisbury.
July 25. Id68. w-tw.3m
United Slates Sale.
UNITED STATES
V$. .
JOSEPH GRAV.
I will expae to pnblb
ale." at II o'clocK, ou. the rttl) day of Octo
ber 18U6. In pursuance' to rh taw of the
United State anplieahle to ilie ease, at
Wilkesboroug, the following; propertr be
longing to Joseph Gray of Wilkes county,
to wit :
Six Stills,
Sixty Stands,
Six Keg
Six MaH Tubs.
Terms of Sale : Cash on delivery of prop
erty. , hi. ii, UOOOLOE.
U. 8. Marshal.
Bv J. C. ClthBell.
Deputy U. S. Marshal
Sept. 18, 18G8. 3t-w-3T
FALL WINTEI IMPUTATIONS
1868.
MILLENERY GOODSI
Ribbons, Trimming Ribbou, Vrhrl kibbuas.
SILKS, SATINS. VELVETS.
FANCY BONNET MAT! .It I A l.s.
8LOMOS. CRAPtS. NCTTS.
Frrnrb Flswcn, flimn ltd OriimrRli.
BONNETS ft LADIES' HATS
In Stroie, Silk, Vttvtt and Felt.
V'E offer the largest and best aasortrd
VV Stoclr in Ihe U. Stat. eofnpiising all
the latest Parisian Novt-ltns. sinJ. unjuallrU
iu ehoioe variety anilclioapneri.
A It MS I'm 1 Mi. GATOR ft Co.
2U7 aud 'i39 Bain mora Street,
BAL'i 1 MOliK.
T w389;ol
YARBROUGH HO USE,
FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
RALEIGH. N. C
Tbe Proprietor
lEtf imi 1
rpHE SUBSCRIBER has just returned from
L. the North with his Fall and Winter
Stock of
f&i&$ & tAIC?
GOODS, GiO08IES, &C,
Cousistini; of
t
SALISBURY MARKETS
OCTOBER 6, 1868.
aiNuiiAM a eo., asoeaa.
ssrosTso BV
perpound, j.
per poaad,
I 00 lb.,
emotions are negative, but I hat does not
freWBwntly remind sacb member that tbe,y
an aatft. MAh yes," mmj
tial otfica by tba Rump ; lie wuold
scatter them as Sav'-v did ilia wisiig
of straw. Voh ubsstvu tlmt, ill bis
letter of acceptance, he i-peaks of tba
willof tlte K'uple, but makes 110 men
tion of the Constitution ; lie is ro
bably s indiffereut to, as ignorant of,
tbe 1'iovib hi-, ul that iiMtuiuant.
Mr. C. I idioubJ like so know
whether Ubants sileuee be aonstitn
lionsjl or assumed ; whether he waa a
fbbblereljre be was great, and is
mom taetiurB from tsoitar an J eonsci
signify that be might not be a wise and
just ruler. Augustus, aa a beardless boy,
was a monster ot cold-blooded eruelty,
and yet, when he attained uncontested
and absolute power, he became eminent
for bis cleme.icy and moderation. We do
not know that hia nature bad changed ;
it waa only bis situation that bad
f ! 1 1 r A a Lilt 111 iiiLitul vtri .fri 1 1 - A Wast- CaV
- ' ' . y BBSassw saj ' 1 1 b 1 ' 1 1 jF""nn u Kt f 11,
whatever tba cause. It has occurred to
me, that if his beveoleme U passive, bis
tin ul ing apparatus is also sluggish. His
I physique has rather a sluggiab appear
ance, and Iu inU'liect may partake of the
same eharaeter. Btill, hi ihinking nay
faejnatand clear aud nmprehenafve.
Hia being silent tram a sense of deficient
eon venations! nowrrs implies the habit of
self at ia miaaijon, which ia .always-a food j
bb ever nope or a
Bacon,
Coffee,
Cra, per boah, ot -
Meal, DUD. -ConDeraa.
Mr pound.
Candlea, Tallow, "
A Jam an tine,
Cotton. per poaqd,
" Tarn, per bunch,
Bgft. per destn,
reatuers, vr poaad.
K.our, . perascE.
c.our, . jvbwi, ...........
Piab, Slaeaeral, f 1. t. - ..........
" 3.
M " 3.
fruit, dried, apple pealed,
" " ' anp'td, . .
.r peache. paalci. ...
" " knpeafeit.
Leather, upper, per pound, . .
. " sol,
Iroa, bar, "
" eaatinsj) "
Nail", cut.
Motnsr, aorflinir. . per sal
Went lutia, 1....
Sjrdp, "
Dpiona, per bushel,
Porfc. per pon nd
otatnfa. Iriah. per bughel.
Swats,
Sn-ar, liirowB. per ponnd. ...
i . innu. "
.. r. 1 1 n.. 1 1 1
18 to 33
35 tu 3fi
l.Hlto 1.9U
1.36 to 1.3H
10 to OH
90 to 30
86 to nn
aw to 33
9.00 to 9.00
. 10 to 19
40 to 60
.'4.96 tu 4.60
si.se
30 U. 93
to
7 to
00 to
16 to
to
S3 to
33 to
8 to
8 to
S to
8
00
16
10
76
35
10
10
7
gtt. wSt. per Sack.
' Livarpool.
" Tab'e. v
robacca, tear, per
a .
1 .00 to I
60 to
10 to
40 to
011 !
-ItM
18 to " SB
90 to 99
0.00 to OjOO
0.00 to 3.CSI
6.6OtoS.0t(
ue
Balmorqls, SA-ttHi. Lndiei Vetd.
htriinfamsl SheeiintT, Dretth But
tone i Men Headij Made Clothing,
Prawere. and Shirt, Woolen Ooo'le
1L,.,.1 .A- Xj. ii
J ft.,, tr, ai.., VV l
. ; y - ft ,'jfv. 1 .
LADIES MID & WALKING
HOES.
Gaiter?, Misses and Children' Press aud Walk
ing Shoes, Hen's Vine and Coarse Shoes, Boom
aud Brogans, Heavy Boot Ac.
MEN 4 BOYS FUR & WOOL
H AT 6 ,
Qentlemen's Cloth Hat?, a gqud assortment.
MR
Wt0 W
WW,
Slc Slc., &c.,
Leather, Crockery. Salt, BoSow Ware. Wood
and Willow Ware, Brooms, and manj other
articles, comprising a general asaortmeut of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Ac, all of which will
be sold low for
( ASH OR BARTER.
. , ...
a rropneior m ret urn me niy sineer
thanks to the traveling publie liirthe librrnJ
patronage exteda) tulnui during his coum-i-tion
with thia Uotel. lukeyiaaf l ,u lyaMur
therA nnt mf effort ofexpAise will be Spared
10 retain the jirexent repututiun of the Hotel ua
one of the very best iu the South
He iii happy to announce that the full in the
price of supplies enables him to reduce the
prica to .j... ,
Three Dollars par 2ay.
To citizens coining in to spend a week or
more, he will still make a grsater reduction.
tie is prepared to furnish Board without
rooms nt very low rates. . .
He hopes to have the pleasure of welcoming
to the V arbrongh House his old eustomerB
aud many new friends. '
J. M. BLAIR.
; 1 .
Haag & Smith's Patent
WATER WHEEL;
THE undersigned having accepted tba
agency for the aboe named wheel, wonld
Call the attention, of the proprietors of Mills.
Factories, Are. Arc. tO'the many advantages
they would derive from using it. It is well
adaptedt to all purposes for which a water
wheel is used. 1 he small spaas it occupies,
and t he velocity of its motion, aire attract
ive features. It requires but a small amount
of rearing. Ice does fcot affect it. Works
as well on noriaontal as vertical sbnft. Suit
able to any locality. Not affected by back
water. It is simple, cheap and durable. One
of the wheels can be seen ia. operation at
Foard, 'latum & Co Milt pn South Yadkin
fiiver: '
I have been in the Mill . wright business
for 25 years, and consider, this by far the best
whell I have ever Vef ut with. This wheel
costs, from 15 to S75, tteoording to ize.
For .further parti.culm-s.addrees me at Je
rusalem, Davie Co., N, JD.
-:-,"mi8ff: . '-..jverm
r.l"
a'djSf -a ' f bA IrS
M. W. JAKVlS.Ai,
Jrnliius Corner.
Salistwiy. N. C, SefM. 28, lb68. w;?w::l
The Ku-Klux-Klau is About !
A M READY to exchange Leather for moo!
Hides, Kip and Calf Skins, Bark, Tallow
Lime, Hops, Barley, Corp,. Rve, Oats, and
country produce generally.
I will also Tan good Hides, Kip and other
Skins, for sne half.
I latum my sincere thanks to s generous
p".lhe lor their liberal patrouae e in tty differ
ent businesses, in this county, tor (he last twen
ty years.
Moses L Brawn's old stand, corner of Lea
sod Liberty Street,
V A K 1 I - nfi. 1 1 VV I HE..
Salisbury, N. 0y May It, J 80S. - wly
The Griffith Lauds
FOR SALE.
BY virtue of a decree of tbe Probata Court of
How an county, w ill.be sold at the coort-bouse
dtx,r iu Salisbury, ou Tuesday, the loth day
of November, five hundred and niaetwftva
acres of land belonging to the estate of R.
W. Griffith. deed. Said lands are situated
KlIOW antl Believe In trap Western part of the eommj. within
ti..i mil.. ii iif th ittwif at kiivin Mill, and
rpHAT G, B Pm'LPON CfrH WWWW, raJOTbTs a farlaar deaoriatioa of
thfin is tuoogiit o bo uuBocoBsary as thry
X "Store jarni ehesnest place to f- .y frnjg
and Medicine in !. sect 100 vt N01U1 Cioli
US. Try llwni I :il
WYATT'S- CHrh RTANt -
um$ I II S,licry, H. C.
have been dvertied before. Terms made
kuwwn ou the day of sale.
. :v -f GKf FFITH; Adasr,
Oct. las. 1968. w3Pt
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