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SALISBUKY. IS. .. TUESDAY. O0T )BER27, 1868
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE
Of V
I'OUEiGN LITERATI r Sf
40 Yours Before Hie Public
in .n IfuarUrlg,
-,( v ifmmrtcrlf,
-M-xler fci icw,
mW Journal,
Art
U a
mjcm bbob ;
Cormkill M ir'nr.
.etfaa n
Maomiiian Mayan. H. ' in.i
Wa tWTB BlaO arranj,-rl to i.e. nr i !. i tiniK
b-oai the French, (rrrotau, anil utiior I'mit ucntal
IVt lo.lkala, trnnaliled eapaciallv forltie hclrctic to
dJ tu the variety and Talue of Um work.
Raeh nooer i rmbtIUbe4 with one or more Fine
- Kteel Kajrrarinire portraiUofeoilneBlaen,or flla
tratirt ofitaporUat hhrtnricat eventa.
Splendid Premiums for 1868.
Kr rr new aubwriber to the Erlertie 1HB8, paying
in auvaiMM. will receive either of the IoIIiuk
O
I liTi ll ski
I .
Important To
VtyUtraks, &rU, Shmrtfi, and other:
, onl will '
iii .'ft ifU-J
. a i .Mill .oto ui. I. iii
ANALYSIS) OK TUB 4A WfV
i unjrr in.- v oili' m 1411 rrrwfr lure. a
T i v te liaoani
r. ui
THB
OLD NORTH STATE.
ITRI-WEEKJaV J
RJ-KATM K MUBWHrPTlOJf-
TavMMa DAM IN AVANt .
Trl.Wreklr, Our Year, feet)
Stt .Mentha. j mi
f WHOLE NO 41 r
Mill liw Hum
Hiii w mora of a coiuiili
to Lim tli ui anjthiuc !. o)tn 1
tkm alurktrst xtK-oution of
Till-. -lTiiU
IIKPAT.;' Pff.I,S,
riml I'M, long knmrn nnil tctll tritl remtUj
fur all IKUot cnurl hv it
DISEASED
! i u'l
'. kv. Sherifi. Cirri of Court
f tiautuiiiu ol trio Stat", a
i' ' n i f ImI'!h'L Courts in thoajTi ...I
it i - ii, j i .-r i i i tli Jii'lvc and Soliii-
Frfedum ol ilio
hrill fllfl liivl.t wt itiiMiN ...aIih..
.,. It... - ,r e.'l ll
Six ootlia.!.. !.....!. ........ I (Mi
A rroto M outherau r iuili.atrtLc(ii'ialhti ol
Utr i 1 1. ii
Provieional Junta h bucninu llie
centre of authority ami power, and
(be wole kingdom it rallying to its
npport. The Now York Ilemli.
(-inmciitinx upon Iho matter, wtya :
o tirnviaiitnnl ir.i vitrnmonr cr.rtaiti
ly Imt ever dont, more in tho aauu ! lht i,r,c"t. w hnl . he W
brief apnc of limi.
w4 Uw wlilr ul .itfniiila. i
the ihreatftie.! cnflncatloi, .f l!
clc liitatiettl propt'rty, the proclaims
Mr. Adami wm to hare poken ia Dttr-
Imgton, 8., C, wilk Wadolliuoiiloa oomo
.i. .1 lurtb, ri.i ia ratadea u
li'Hi .f a BOW liOBliliA MM ef dfm
LIVER.
. m ui. i Court, Rrsiatrr of Due Plv
i ui. ( oiiihv linmmwwi'iw. TroMurm ami o. -
M.-ttu ( if winp f rrlifatlrt horn oner for i;m i Count v This nnuirWet 1 hI,
poraoua ot llie big..- -t r-ri mIi v j i-oi.il a n the Krtu a n wed by the i r v law to
LIVEIC CUMI'LAIN I'. I al oiHrvia, kvnh -onii- o.' :U- i....iue-
t iMBbiiv ttJUukilM-'JifUi, Muiitt til At.1'
rinlrii i rotlrrlj- in-a . o palof a ill be eliarrd to
inaaf it a i u me iiit uievery lanily. inurorr
t lo Hi - iij ie eiiiiaf.il llie mi rt lt- ol abieand
li Ciivtn t the naim 1 llie Clerk ot i 'kui-.i i nterarv coutrlbotoi.
Advertising Bates:
matinn of tho aovcreiriity of tho poo
n IO
tiv on,
ocralli cainlidati s
I i l. ruiii.ed not to br ..rcrnril bjr
the
Ui U, and, .4tt aoatwiM, mtitieraal au.aciiua of ibe Jji.mocr.ttic Ftooulioo Cooa-
RlT.
IR. C K Im, fAtijr. -.'.lt 'M'i.'.)
jaaye: "1 liae ilenred yriul hmrfit Iroin tluac
rVN, nd rarr kn"wn mnv tanitl m an I in-
beautiful chroaao oil paintiug
BASKET OF PEACHES,
Sisc 9X11;
P Kit AND NUT CRACKERS,
Site 7X8.
inrs.and areexe uted by 1 'ran it k lo
tl etyle of the art. or, in place of them we will -.ml
either of our Fine Steel Knjrravinini, Waahinton at
Valley Forge, ltetnrn from Market, Sunday Moru
las. Par Two eoberribere and $10,00, we will eml the
beautiful Chromo. Poultry Life Siae 6 1-2 x 8.
Por Three aubacnbeni and 115.00, a ropy of
Iffbstor't National Pictorial Dictionary,
ilividuiil.i who liavu louiid iLcui vi-ry Im i . Ji. ...I,
and 1 have alao known fihyiirimi' in neeflttit
tlanding Ui rttammthd thrm to Ihrir jmlirntt.
For all . i. -- ariainu horn diaordera of llie
lieer, I tx-liere they are tin- U-m medicine of
fore) to tin public.
lUv. J. us W Porrr.il Snow Hill, N. C ,
i : .. ii ; ; . , ' f oi twiie veaxa
1 ..i . .
I I wn n (.'ii-.-i! !.-- Mj ner n-.i in--Beil
The abore are eiact copiea of oriftBal oil paint- I lost my flosli an I streic'ii nnl n. 'kin
rranr lo., in tae uirh- wcrmil iiihiiirixJ in its eo! r l the lule vmiIi
mI.kIi my sy.-.etn was overcliarjied. I N-oaine
auljoct to frequent and violent attack? ol t . 1 1 -ious
rliolio. very attack tearing me weaker
than it- preiie -,ir. The physicians had been
able to patch me up a little, hut my health v :ii
in a deplorable Mate. 1 had tnkeu patent me
dioiiiea until I 'was tiied ol ihem. Without
energy or comfort, I wan barely able to (fi a
lxut a litilr At length I yielded to the ear
nest iK-rsua-i.'ii ol a fiiend and casBtncncod
ulcii 'the I1KPAT1C PILLS, wiili no confi
dence injhem. They acted like 4 riiaim oa I
Terms of tft' Erlrrtic : j me. Front thai hour J Ituveimpruce I l..ne 1
uniil nu . i.v Uoil - ,
oo -a V
turtnji of CU'il and (' tmimul AvtM
Till. UiilL Uliil ...rfil..i, bkrin I V . . n.l
Will lo a moat taluaW UaA ot adiaanai tor I j tnrx.
county olticera. ! t aortBBa.
elit liv li. ail In any imit olllce in Die State, I 4 aoaaaa,
po.najje ,id, lor per copy. Addr.s,
NICHOLS BOOKMAN,
Hojk and Job Prinlera,
ItALklUII, N. C.
TltAMICXT I: ATM
For all ario lf than one luonth
Oua Suarr. ViratiuaarUon fl.00
I b, , 1 i juciit iim i i;.ni 60
t'tintrai l rateafnrperieda of one to font nontha.
1 Mo t S an. t 1 HO. t 4 mo. I 0 an
rr, (ki
7W
10 IK)
: no
I I HI
'jti.tai
V i HI
30 DO
Q.C A a. COL.
li o I OOU
3 or a a. eo
OKI Col.
fi'.'.o ll-.'im flAIJO
mm it no 2ioo
ln.00 91 (Ml 9P00
I HIM) ."I imi Mm
1 9 OH 04 (at I
27,00 ,TH Itl
:u no in hi .!.- .., i
42.00 1 :.". (ioou
S400
3 700
3 Hftfi
44 (W
Ml 00
70 ll
ana Talame of t.o naften. rontainiiiR over 000 pic
turil tllnalraoona. pi yd.au
llonhenr' Olebrated pie-
8 1-3 z 13 12.
or a cokv of I " .
She-Jnud Poalea Size
Sinx'a renV.,45 eta.: oae -iy, one year, ao vn
to cop.ea one v. r fH.OO. live copiea one year -.n 00
A"n" W. tT. BIDWKLU
6 Iieekman St., Itew lora
rwii eUaetll
The London 'huirtedy Review, (Con
eorvatire)
The Adinbn-$ vUro, (Whig.)
The WfHknUtor lumew, nuaiw.j
7'Aa North JsritieU ICiview, i,r
Ohorcb.)
ANI
nUcLiOOO'T Edinburgh Magazine,
(Tarj.)
" The pcrlolieaU an ably laotaroea by the contrl
i....i..rf the beat writere ob Science. Kelixioti ami
atand nurivalled i:i
w ,r,d of tetter.. .The, are indi.iHjnaable w the
"hular and the protenaional maa, and to every rea
dJair lata as, they turalah a better record of the cur
IwnUiwratiire of the day tiiau can be obUinedlrom
iiv tUtr Hnrcfto , u,,,.
TEUMSFOU 1868.
Por BBJ one orthe llevicws S4.00peranDBm.
Por any two or the Heview 7.00 "
Por any three of the Reviewe. . . . 0.00
Per all fear er the tteviewe,. .
. PorBlMkarood'aMagaaine. ..... 4.00
Por Blackwood and oic Iteview, 7.00
Par Blackwoo l and any two of the. ... (
Per atk'ooa' 'and 'three of toe t
Bertawa
Tor BJBBkarood and the four o-
riawa,... ,5w
raerered in their mm
nil
I believe, waainv. d i-OI
0. I ..Jl 1 1 ...
t um iim oiu . . i' in.
Emigrants Cominq
TFK PRINTER'S HOnEN'LIN'DFN
In aeasoim when our fond are low,
Subaeriliera are jirovokiug alow,
A fw .Hujipliea keep the tlow
Of diinea departing rapidly.
XT9' The uudersiKiied ate also prepaiinir. un
der the liirection of a nteiuLfir ol the i... ...
Iar. a Digest of all th '. Concerning
County OHioera, with a Complete Set of Forma,
'el to llie new oniet ot things. Tins
book, of some 400 pages, will be published j
nr oon as the final report ot trie Lonwnls-
iur.etappointed to re viae the Code baa been
apoted by the General assembly. The plan
and coM of the piojMised book, will be lur-
ther laid before I bo public at an early duy.
NICHOLS & UOKMAN,
Raleiv-h. Sept. 1, 180. PublialM;!
Our bonds .ml due-billa are arrayed.
Kaeh aenl and aignntare drsplared :
The holdcra vob lliey must b p.iid.
With throatii of law aud chancery
Then to despair we're almost dirren,
Thero'a nreeionii little use of livin'.
'JJiilk" I t-'rrnliflwirl' a Ai .., tt 77 w--Hta- When our last copoer'a rudoltt aiv.n
tlirtlty Jersey farmers wi.l developf our com:- r rai ' M
Rut we ahull aee a aadder sight.
When duiiA pour in from morn to night,
Commanding every aixpence bright
To be forked orwr apeedily.
I bod ajBccm J A??DS WANTED, in RoB-aii. Davie, Da-
11 dea!h J J vidsou, Iicdi ll. C
t . . 1 1 u .
bv a'uo-a! of i D"","l','t atnv. d li-idti death J J vnlson, Iicth ll, Cntawba, Stanly, Mcoklen-'
nitatiaily from $Tit,'1K Mf '0,l 14 tll! ! '"". roiaythe, o title t Ui gncn til
'l..r' nkwaiman vWO, but I have bad I money is imiil. Five per ecul. coiiim.ssi.uia
I.
,.-1. ,.i i;,i...,.i
I, m ".'uil
rBlEPai.. i thiMty Jersey
W AixaiK, lOsu., Pniteiit of the VTil- try. Send 11s defcriptii.tie ol properly, Willi
to. Inquiries pioinptiv answeren.
JO! IN H. hA.M.V,
limv. N. C,
CLUBS
of twenty per wiBt
will lie allowed to
Thua'. four copicti of
r ii.i.ant fnnr or more ue'rons
" . . : . 1 V.. ...
aTliifor IW.HO. Four coploa ol tlie tour Ke--U-
vra oHd Bmekwoi.il for 4HJ. and ao oa.
Subacriboraaboaia prepay by the quarter, at the
oeteVy: llie "-ste to In pWoftlie
United rttaaae 4a Two Ckktb a ninuber. Thh lute
only appltea to oorrentsnba. ripttob. For back mim
bera tho postage ia doable. - -
Premium to flew Subscriber.
HeW Subaerlbera to aBy two of tie aboro period
eala for 1868 wilt be entitled to receive. Krw. ney
oni offfcB-fotir Kv tewa for taW. Vow BrMB3Bjb,ni
STall iro of the Periodicaja for WBH mny roee.e,
ifrata.-Waoawoou or any vr w ' "" '"-'
Yor 1807. ' tl . . . u ...' ri
Kiibsci ihera raixy ODiain uaca numwi...
lowiBB redaeed ratoo, rw -. . , ,
fSrnm British tnia d aounry, 1883. to Iierem.
be 18i7, inelaaive; Edinburgh and the oatmin-si,-r
rrom iufrlriW. toJieooiBber, 1867 inclusive.
;o..the Lor.1,n .rrurrte rbr tho yeart 1666, l
i'Vi. atth rati. Tai.no a year iui men vi mij
a'so. Bin I- I.: t'T imjo ann looi. lor ea,-
!. . . 1 1.... 01 AA
hO ; veir. ortajBVwo-'x--,"-vi .-.i
' j- yettharTaVltWMBsartbiwlnnrd:.wint
tAvCIaba nor reduce; prtcc-s ,.t, i.a nu.-..ei. - an
.lAaBjBBIiikJL-.- ,.,,,, 1.
So lren;'ns -K .,
Ike Lrrnvird Sd'tl I'nb.C'o., ,
U0. Foltou, St., V. Y.
S. D
mingtou At i dorm Kail U.miiI (Aug. :to, ISti'Jt
says; ' It has been saul ifuii Dyst-'toia is our
national disease. Howerr'iTis may-he,it
eiMiaed mi long and sever aiifierihg. Provi
Ifiitially a Inend lumished me wi"..-t!ew bol
es of the Il"patie Pills,' and 'lie use of them
lia.. perteoied a mte. In my lannly they have
been used liequcntly with emiiicnt success
Among my acquainlancei many casra origina
luig Irom diseased liver. Imve been relieved and
cu:eil by them. I regard tlieni nn invaluable
medicine, and tuke pleasure in forwarding this
voluntary tribme."
A. V. I). Tavlok, Esq., Petersburg, Va.,
the (Jan. IL, IS."0,)says: " In theSptingol 1S.'8,
1 was attaekeu with Dyspepsia to such an ex
Iciu that a'! my food ot every description iiis
gieeu with me. I was swollen do I had to
loosen uiy dollies, nnd night aticr nifjht I could
get no iteori. 1 tnel one or two physicians,
and lock a good deI of medicine, but found
no relief f purchaaed ore box of' the Sooth
cm lie-pat. c l' .-. ami llie Oift dose I' took I
felt relieved, and .continued until 1 took the
whole box. 1 aiu now cm inly Well, and eat
li iiilily, and never have been at t aekeTTmce.""
I can safely recommend these Pilh to the Dys-pr(th-
and the community at laigV'
Tliey can be sent to any point in the Unitcii
."stales 1 1 v Mail or Express.
PKICK Fur one box, 35 eeptt.-0. 2.W ir.,ll(li ....
' a in One Urn,. 4) s Three (rimii. U.i r ivi- i ?.
! The ch mill eitbtr nCi oniiiuny llir order for llie Meili-
cine or it will be seat C. O. U. Ortert should be addre
ed to O. W. Pr-FVW,
No. is, 8uvih Co. am s (traaaT,
v llai.T;ioaa Mi...
where they will be preniptly nttendeil to.
, Mar .Uieaa Mtiilciuea Cili oa aU leanedable PrUMittr
everywhere, and on all lha DrugftUUin 8AiuaeaV,
JOUN U. ENNISS,
f Oriicgiel, fpeeiai Ajunl
m:wiriy
puces,
(i aee, tlie con tlnt nation of lavery ' mittee, the .Vatfamnt InteUnimccr it wea-
tn the cull. inc.-, all tuken togotbor fordav repeto its tr.nigly-entcrt.iiiied be
rereal a spirit of liberality Bp to 'lie ,.r,u, R.ymoat aJ1( mwir . oamaiot be
e a . a .a.. III III B. 1 1 IF I t ' V I f. I III I laa I.. llttflNAf Mrni.l ,
I nig nelilom, it ever anrputtfleu. Jbe 1 .
tetidenc)' of poi tical iiiuileiB in '"If the N itniual Kxceuiivo Committee.
Spain is unq lieat ion ttbly tnwarda the 'lcl prompily, 01 in the absence of any
eotablitiliment of a Republic, but it ij action immediately on iIm port f the Na-
BO.Wl.tiUt.ot nnlikelv tlmt trre wdf aacer-lUa,Ml f.iiu Oaantttew, it the tfuta
..on . .. . IVntral I iimmilliu.i nl it,, ll. ...li. ....I
iiiiiicu sentitnt'iir or (lie people may n ; r
be defeated by a coalition bet ween : C-"rwv. party In each Wkm, fur
the wily and aatuto Emperor of ibe 'AT! ! T u
. tion Blinriliiieimr limt llio ..,....rj f !,
f reel, and the more vena ot Democratic anJ Con.erv.tire pwty will,
Revolutionary movement. A con, jn 1e MeeUn tff fl,,.ftora,,col n
piomiso bet ween the extremes ot my cogltijl0 aud b ljfl pnpu?u' dt
ally and Iicpiiblicamain miKlit be . n,nd, and veto for such candidate as
readily effected in the form of an j they believe will bo moat acceptable to
Empire, baaed upon nnivoreal Miffrago : tho whole Conservative people, many of
nnd modelled after the lir-enetiaof the ' the States now doubtful, and even many
Frencb. This acheine, rcsiiliing; in 'in which there ia at present bnt a taint bono
the election of an Emperor, thorough- i of defeating the Hadicala, may yet bo su
ly enlisted in tho interests of Napo I Te,
leon. inicht accoimiliKh miinh in fur ! 4 his is exactly tho mode in which tho
Iheranc of bis favorite idea the uui l 'im,, "f the Conatitution eipected that
fication of- tha Latin raec. The
march of events, throughout the
world, is at this time 60 rapid that
w e aro prepared for almost any de
velopment. We should not be sur
prised it wiiinn tlie next tew yeai'o1
we witnessed a complete reauscita
tiou of the ten kingdoms of the old
Koman Empire, and all them bandod
Axcnt far Tan Sjekl' Srw Jen.-y Loui Arti.-y
N. IJ. Gold Mine- and other miui-ial pio
perti s sold by sjiecial contract. J.II.E.
Re vie
fa hi tC-A. CO., olBB pahUfh the
FARMERS OVIDF
hv Hfc"' V SrBrBBWB, of BdiabBreh anfl the late
T. P- Nobtok, of Yale Collee- I
ScUto. 1600 paawa, aad nnmer- ia
Price T for the two roTutnes oy Man, j - ! " :.
poo- -xZ; !
B. il mooki;,
i i i ., ;i
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
ABO
SOLICIT! IB aiUKBt'PTrV.
WtLMJyGTOA, .V. C.
Y ARBROOGH HOUSE,
FA YETTEYILLE STREET,
RALEIGH. N. C.
iThe Proprietor in returning Ms afneere
thanks to tho traveling public for the liberal
patrohageextended tohim during hisconnec;
tion with this Hotel, taken occasion to assure
them that uo etfoia or expense will BWaared
vo retain tie jiresentrepntatTOTi of the Hotnrar
one of the very best In tue.buutb.
He ia hatipy to announce that the fall in the
price ofsupplies enables libu to reduce the
price to
Three Dollars per Day.
Tuiitizens eomlnc iii to spend a week or
in. re, he will still make a greater reduction.
I tic is nremred-to ftrniisli Hoard without
tooina at 'vety 'hrwratr.
I le In. pes tohavotlie pleasure of welooming
to the Vafbroitgh lIouBe his old euatoiners
Aiid iubcv uew friends. . .-.
J. M. BLAIR,
Know and Believe
HAT G. B POCLSON & COS. DRUG
Store, is the eht nrtet nlacjvMn ht:y Driisr
Me.li iiies in this aeotjon of Karfli Ca
Try them ! at
WYATT'S OLD STAND
Mav 7. ' tf sV-sbnry N, 1
T
.li..
u.t.
li-
A FIRST CLASSf MJLhRR wanted, to take
cttarc'e of a First Class Mm., sttrrated , in
Daridaoti eoueiy.
AiUt iaa -
a i i bt ri a n t r vr
Art r MAUIW.X,
Ck-tnBionihV
w-tw
GUILFORD LAND ABENCY 0
NORTH CAROLINA.
LaNDUOLDKRS who wish to 8ell
Agricultural or Mineral Land, Wafer PouMn,
dill. Town IjoU, or Iteul fatal
I any kind, . .11 find it to their advnnUge to
place .heir properly in our hands. lor Mile.
We have great tacilities fur procuring por-
chascrs ir all such properly.
For iul'oimation, address
JNO. 13. GRETTKB,
Qcncial Atcut,
" ' Greensboro', N. C.
Dec 2, KSCT j Jy
The (.riffitli Lands
POll nam-:. I
RY virtue of a decree of the Probate Court of
Rowan county, will be sold at the court-house
door in Salisbury, on TiHu-day, the 10th day
of November, live hundred and niuety-fivo
acres of land belonging to the eatato of R.
V. Griffith, dce'd. Said lands are situated
ill 'he Western part of the county, within
two miles of the depot at Rowan Mills, and;
are very valuable. A further description ofj
them is thought fo. ' he ' nnneeeaaay as they
have' been advertised ln-lore. Terms made
known on the day of aale.
Z. GRIFFITH. Admr.
Oct. 1st, 1868. w3:6t
But larger yet those dues shall glow,
When interest's added on below,
l.eiigtli'uing our chin a foot or o,
When gasing at them hoelely.
Ti so, that scarce have we begun
To plead for time upon a dun.
Before there comes auoiher one.
Demanding pay ferociously.
The prospect darkens on. ye brave !
Who would our very bacon aare ;
Waive, patrons, all your pretexts waive
And pay the PrintereheerfuRy.
Ah ! it would yield us pleasure sweet,
A few delinquents now to meet.
Asking of us a clear receipt
For papers taken reg'Iarly.
together tinder the skillful leadership
jTliE ATI! 1 EST AND THE IRISH
WOMAN.
During the month of Novomber,
18-43. a ciirgJIMABftl an atheist
. . . a 1 . . B
were in one ot tlie ingtit tru ns Do.
tweeti Utiea and Albany. The night
being cold, the passengere gathered
as closely as possible around tk
atovo. The atheist was very Joqtfa
eious, and una aoau engaged iu a
ctuitrovemyMIE8M- tha miuieter., In
aiiovver to it queaf.ion of the latter as
i u v
to wliai vtouiu iu limn h tuiiuuiuii i
tcr death, the atneiat replied :
k'Man is lfle a pit; : when b
JOHN QIJINCY ADAMS.
IIIh Views on the Situation of the
South Loyalty of Southern White
GranCt Election Inevitable
Weakness of thcDeinocrrtio Plat
form Grant's j'Adm inist ration to
Restore Peaceand Prosperity.
4 . Petersburg, Va., )
Oct. 18, 1868 j
In a conversation with John Quiney
Adams, who Was on the cars on his return
home, be aid, "The sou t hem people Were
as loyal as any people in the north. The
two races he found friendly disposed to
wards each other, and tho negroes were
peaceable in all cases, except where they
were incited or influenced bv carnet-bac
fcrs.Nothiug was calculated to do great
er harm than the disfranchisement of the
whites, which was more extensive than he
. . t 1 r . 1 I
ei. r nn :inv ii in or. ana it tne ncooie or
too north could tee the condition of the
south as he did, reconstruction would soon
go to the wall. The negro now ruled the
south despotically, but that could not lust,
for when the people were properly appeal
ed to on that question, the north would
iievrtr submit that ten of out best States
tflioujd" be governed by an ignorant and
aerni -barbarous race." ""
r.. a a a J W 0 lt
)a tlie subject Ot tne J resiliency lie
aid it was uow too lato t" change the
candidates. The election of Gen. Gran'.
the President and Yicc-Prcsidcut would
elected. The Legislatures of the sereral
States were empowered, lo choose Uuiled
States .senator s, and another body of ineti
called "electors" was provided for, who
were expected to choose the President and
Vice President. Wc suppose it wa no
more intended that theso electors should
be bound to rote for certain candidates
than that the members of the several State
Legislatures should be pledged beforehand
eearHgiuB buiibioii irtuiBpwu uiuuwiii
adhered to, wc should never have had a
Lincoln for President, nor a secession
movement, nor a war. We should proba
bly have lived at peace with onr northern
neighbors for many long years. But dent
agoguism, the bane of governments
founded iiDou Dooular snffracrc stenned
ii
in and marred the work of the fathers,
with such results aa wo noed not recount.
So much as to tlie merits of the mode
itself. But circumstances having chang
ed, we must change With them. To ad
opt this mode of concentrating public sen
timent under existing circumstances would
be to abandon the field to the Radicals.
The people could not bo made to under
stand why they should vote at all if they
were deprived of their candidates for 1 'res-
dent and Vice President, aud some of the
Democrats would doubtless rather vote
for Grant than to loose their chance of
easting a ballot for a President. The
project should not be entertained for a mo
ment. Indeed, it is too late to mates any
sort of a change in the programme of the
campaign. A-we said a few days ago,
nothing should have been proposed W bat
ever was worth proposing was worth do
ing. and should have have been done at
once withoat notice to the world.' Never,
never was a canvass so wretchedly mis
managed. Richmond DosixUch.
was inevitable, . and such a movement
i Mv with pas.-. n, and the' Iigjit ot the
. ar .. m . . v , . " - " ua
ad
and the velocity of its motion, ar'" attract
ive features. It reqnires but a small umouiit
of gearing. Ice does .ot affect It. WiwkU
as well ou horizontal as vertical shaft. Suit
able to any locality. Not affected !y back
water. It is simple, cheap aud durable
of the wheels can be. seen in opera
Foard. Tatum Ac Go's. Mi'l on South Yaofciu
River.
I have been In th? MilL wright businc
for 25 yearwted consider this by fnritheke-t
whielt 1 have ever yW met with. This w el
costs from $15 to $'475, aeeording to size.
For further particulars address me at, Je
rusalem, Davie Co., N . C.
RICHARD T. NUTT.
Sep, 10. 1868. 4tw-36
sites, that i the end of htm. I WOuld uiaaariallj- damage the intereaU ofMtotrietB of country
.!... aA " .. a ' II IB.. 1 . B .11 I fr . a.
a r"F'" i tne ueinoxracv. tie never oeitavea tuai
WOttlan Ht WMr i han could have carried the dav
ritay-would derive fcom osiagit.. It is wl lamp falling directly nj4ntt, andv-a
adaptedt to all purposes Ibr which a wat' Ur0Mi1Jl the c eigi tuan in a voi
wneeiisuseu. llie si iau .,.,..,- ,.,i; -i Q,,.1l:1- LA k.M.uaaaSl
J'V Ciiliili I 1 n i u i i i i 1 1 va HuiMuivm
Haag Ss Smith's Patent
WATBB TOBI.. ..JIIIIBBr,
r. unaersiffneo nHviir m-mmai lujr - -. - . , ...... iH '
agency for thb above Darned wheel. wouS " w uie ear uiug upywia nauiraiy ngfUnst tyrant, amt certainly not now j nor
call the attention, of the proprietors of Mills? red of lrer tace glowing more intense-f was there, he thought, an available man
in the nelu, even it inno were anordod
He condemneil ;lie plat to ,n of I he demo-
eefj cracy more than the candidates, aim
thought tne only issue npon which they
should have gone before the people was
reconstruction. The finances and other!
Ji matters should have been left for future
PI .....t . .i j . i. it..:
eeiiiciuciiv mini pi-ace aim uie oiiivn
were restored. I n reply to a question whe
ther Frank Blair's letters aud speeches
did not serfdhsly, injure the democratic
party, he said ho had not read bis speech
Hbost or Mislaid.
A GLANCE AT EUROPE.
The Revolution in Spain has thus
far been completely successful. The
progress of liberal opinions is rapid
and extraordinary, and foreign ad-Zj
vices indicate anything else than
speedv revival of the worn-atrt 6ym-
i j. . v . " . . a arv ff .7
M. vomn ana j. n., or jum n. lfrowu. -ho a of Snanis i rovn tv. - UtlCOU la
These parties arx- hereby notified not to pav bt,ift (l8 taRen te winjfa of the!
; in -.-aid note to any other hold, r than smell, 1- . ...a a j u tt. nii.
, f.-(V lea frA.ll apply tor a renewal of it. " i ,.u nn. ooy.u .
1m 1 Sept. iSitrtflU it. "J.J. RRITKEK- 1 nwet iiniits f her kuigd.ni. Ibe
NOTE OF II AND payable to the un
i 1l dersigned, one day after date, inffc on
the 8th of January. lHi'i7. f..r the siiui of eig
tv-four dollars, or thereabout, signed 4b J.
tioin its impaasiuuod tone and thai
nclinuosot iU broKite e.xulnimeii :
"Arrab, uow, will ye not let tb
baste alone f lias he not said b
was a j g ! nnd the mor ye h
tall, iIhs binder he'll winate."
The efleet upon all was electric
me clergyman apoiogtzeu iur hi,v
es. hut bis Broad head h iter was certain! v
c . t .LB '
getfutncBe", and the atheist was muteJ indiscreet and bad damaged the party
tor the remainder of The ionrney.
American Messenger.
He considered it also very unfortunate
that such men as Wade Hampton, For
rest aud others like them ever participated
campaign, though of Hampton he bad the
ghestapinion as a gentleman ana a
od ciusen, who aaainst his own will had
een foreed into politics. Ffoja the ad-
inistostion af General Grant be baa uie
st hooea that ooaee would be restored
and that this qneatioa of negro domina
tion and ruin in the sooth would be speed
ily disposed of,.and that ere long wc would
be again living under the conatitutiea- as
Me In regard to bis own chances for
Governorship of Massachusetts, bo
Thx Ilfig" FBVan- iTsTKCRrBf.K Ra
si i.i s. And now at last, comes the hop
fever, which has just proved so disastrous
and fatal in Wisconsin and somo other
Tho great price of
bops in frSotjaft-sHwo years, owing to the
small area llntlo their sntrurc during
the war, and m a partial failure of the
crop, carried many men into the hep bu
siness, under tbe hope ot realizing heavy
-profits, who would never otherwise hove-
B li
invested a dollar iu it. The amount of
fine grain land planted to hops in Wis-
l eonsiii in the past summer was prodigious.
Multituaes ot farmers, sure ot a golden
harvest, with bops at 60 cts. per lb , as in
18G7, turned all their energies in that di
rection, neglecting the slower methods of
orainaiy indttBtry.- a-ruudrcds of families,
it is said, have not raised, wheat enough
to furnish bread for their families. Mean
while the uncertain crop of the stimulating
creeper has been more than half destroy
ed by-mold and insect', while at thee nun
moment the price af hops has declined in
the market from fifty or sixty to' sevci
leen and twenty' cents--per pound. The
result is disastrous iu the extreme. Men
whe had rpent all their means upon hop
culture, and even nmrigagrd their farms
in flic assured hope of raising a speedy
fortune, find themselves reduced to want,
their credit ruined, aud no means left
them with which to begin anew Will
their bitter experience be an effectual
wanting to any of that great daas who aro
com i nn. illy making haste to be rick I
Cincinnati Commercial.