IX) MING HOME TO ROOST."
In the Wellington eorrepnndene
of the Ilaltitnora Gasettt, which we
published yesterday, the startling an
nonnrement waa mad that citisena
of Lou lifjM were in Wsaliinvton
n ving to prevent the passage of the
Bill arniiug the militia of the South,
on tho ground that there were not
less than thirty f thensand npgreee
in lMiihiana, out de the parish of
Orleans, whn were to exasperated
ngainst the Bureaa officer and car
pet bagger generally, that it would
he dangeriMie to place arms in their
lunula. It waa also asserted that It
required the utuioet exertion of the
Southern while to restrain lite infu
riated negroeewhn were threatening
to drive every Northern man from
the State.
That the report may be some
what exaggerated we do iiot pretend
to deny; but that they are in the
main trne we entertain no doubt.
They are the practical and iuvitable
result of tho teaching of Raidical
ism, and show a tate of affair which
we, and all others who gave tho sub
ject any rcfiectt'irt, Inny; tgo pTtdtct
ed.
The genuine carpet-bagger those
who came South immediately niter
the war with the single object of ob
tainingoffice found the negroes freed,
by the, strong arm of military power.
Rut there were no unfriendly rela
lions existing between the whites and
blacks. The former slave owners
were prepared to accept the situa
(ton in good faith, and to make con
tracts with the freed men una fair
an I equitable bais.
Hut this state of things could not
last. The carpet-bagger moat have
office ; and to accomplish this his
lirst step wag to alienate the negroes
from their old and tried friends, fltey
were told that it was the pnrpose of
the whites to re-en-line- ihem;ihat
they were to be maltreated in every
conceivable manner. Secret Leagues
were organized : and hore tho negro
was tuught to believe that tho carpet
bagger was his only friend. In In
untutored heart the seeds of bitter
hate were sown, and the riot and
bloodsoed that ensued showed that
they had brought forth their legiti
mate frnit
Hut not only this! The negro's
new tound friend promised linn in
and land, and office. The Southern
plantations were to bo parcelled out
amongst the newly enfranchised.
Such were the promises made. But
the carpet-bagger furnished n land,
or mules, and took all the "Jicet him
telf.
This is what has exasperated the
negroes of Louisiana ; and it was this
not "rebel viyie
. a .1 it- .
mem irorn me poii- in me recent eiec
tion. They are thoroughly disgusted
with the treachery and duplicity of
those who proclaimed themselves
their friends. And now wo hear that
it will be daugerous to place arms in
the hand of their deluded followers.
.It is certainly time the negroes
we io finding out who are their real
1 1 lends. They have been duped hum
enough, and we doubt not the day i
near when a fulUbloodsd carpet hagt
ger will arouse all the hatred and
bitterness of which the negro is caps
bid. n umwgton otar.
Tan Local of the Wilmington Star
was fortunate enough to And ait inter
eating item a few day ago. Hear
bias :
A nun i i Sba came to town the I
other day without a beau to 't. nd i
her: bet then she was bow enough I
herself, being a genuine Grecian
Bender. She looked to gay and fes
tive too flie way she walked and
bended; the little boys said "halloo,
gal I" and buasinea was suspended.
The elerks camo out to see tho sight,
the old men paused in wonder; the
the children laughed themselves tn
death, the freed men yelled "like
thunder." But on th.it Grecian Bend
er went, her back all curved and
crooked ; it was a funny, Tunny thing
to see hw qu er she look ed. Her
gaiters seemed to hart her so it rous
ed our Ir ip compassion ; bnt then she
didn't mind it much because it was
the fashion. Oh! come, attain and
lace the crowd, even thongh you have
to fight 'em ; we'll do our best lo help
you out became joii make in "item."
MURDER Of MIL J AS. A.
GLEASON.
On Friday evening last, Mr. Jamea
A. Olveann, of this City, was shot
and killed by a negro man named
Lee l)nnli. We have heard various
reports about the unfortunate occur,
rwnce, but doein it nnnecessarrv to
attempt a full aernnnt. We think the
facts are about aa follow :
A difficulty occurred in the street
between a countryman end a negro;
the countryman was su.realed by the
Police and earried to the Mayor's
itHee for examination; during the
trial souio words passed between Mr.
Oleason and the negro Dunlap, Mr.
Glenson asserting that Dunlap had
called him or some one else a ' dami
son of a bitch ;" when, the neg
drew a pistol and shot Mr. Gleaao
twice through the breast,
death in 10 or 13 minute.
Il was reported that Mr,
Fee Latctt SwnrrrLB. The K. Y.
swindlers have invented a new mode of
doing busitn , modus operandi ot which I
is tb us detailed :
"Sotuu few days Sanaa elegantly dress
ed lady, accompanied by a wrllAlrrssrd
tlrman, entered the store of a pmmi
I jeweller and s-ked to be shown some
diapoiids A cosily tray was handed
by the ecntlemsoly and obliging
clerk. and as they wer exsminiug snd
. lioosW comparine and rrjcciiiir." the
clerk's attention was attracted.by the en
hance of a mu who beckoned him cau
tiously aside, sod (bowing a star conceal
ed benesh his coat, informed the clerk
that he was an officer, and that be had
been wstobiug tbs .eouple at ids counter
for some lias. Ms advised tb elerk not
to i;. infers with then, but show them
what thsywsked for, and If they attempt
ed to sestets anything hs would arrest
them. Tec clerk soon nuked that lbs
suspected poupls bsd quietly stowed away
several valuable diamond lines, and at
this junsfurt another person culojatd tbs
store, slab bearing a star be math hiceal,
mid at onto gently tapped the genteel
pair on lb shoulders, blandly requested
the pleasure of their society al the polir
Staff n. i lie flrst officer told the clerk
hsMhe prisoners would hare to be search-
ud that h would then return tin-
olen property in an hour or so. The
.Je. f confiding flcrk assented, and the priso:.
! i . .) i aes-
cis aim triors uisappcarea. J no pro
prietors have thus far looked in vain I t
the glimmer of their returning diamonds,
and the men who hav the right to wear
stars arc looking for the pretended policemen."
SOMI
IE FACTS ABOUT NORTH
CAROLINA.
The Plaindealear published at WiK
.Jon, North Carolina, qnotes at largo
from our articlo entitled "Let Us
Have Peace," published oh pagv
329 of the present volume and while
cordially approving the view therein
net forth, anc testifying in the most
nnttarintr manner to the estimation to
which the Scientific American is held
throughout the South, aska P to aid
. in the dissemination of some facts in
inreirard to the above Stale.
It states that in it immediate vici
nity and throughout the State, aa clear
a criminal record can be shown since
' the clofee of the war as io any State
North of Mason end Dixon a line.
At least it is so as far the white pop
ulation is concerned. The laws are
faithfully administered and sacredly
obeyed. Property is a safe as in
any civilizedeommonity to be found
ay where. It says :
"We invite Northern gentlemen to
come among us, putting asieo an icei
in its of animosity, ."burying the
past," and we pledge them a cordial
welcome, and a sale hold tor the in
J3T" Mount Vesuvius has been in '
an unusual state, of commotion for
Aliu vi ruse ()n tint fill, 1 ttrt7 it...
nee that kept f jav began I o flow more eopioasly,
and fiom that day to the pic-en?
time, tho mountain ha been more
or less active. During all this period
flic instruments in iho astronomical
observatory, near Naples, have been
continually agitated by the trcml
lings of the earth. About Nov. 11th,
1868, new fissures were made in the
cones, and the lava now rolls down
and spreads itself in a broad sheet
over me side ot v esimus towards
Naples. The smoke, formed into an
infinite number of ring or circles,
surge up to a height of 2,000 feet,
and then spreads out in'o a vast over
shadowing cloud. At interval col
umns ot Are are seeti bursting up
wads to a great height, and resemble
in regnlarity the flam' responding to
tho blast of a Titan tic bellows. Three
new solves have already been formed,
arid a white cloud of vapor mark
be court of tnerTavjt stream which,
having gradually filled up the deep
iioitows ot tne mountain ij , is now
threatening to devastate the cut
rivaled land.
fired at the negro flrt, but It is said I
that he was unarmed and did not fire t
ai nil. no mint an aiee wibi men
were hut two reports of a pistol, ami
as Mr. Gleasoii was shot in two
place, it prove that Dunlap fired
both shots, or that one or his coin
panions fited the second shot.
Of course, our ciliaen tmpecia
the white portion) were greatly ei
asperated about the affair, but ll.cy
sntterod the mu dorer t le eojivey
ed to Jail by the Sheriff without in
terfering. It i better to let the law
inflict the pnnislunent then for di
vidual to do il.
There is no eomnnity in the
country that ha been more 'iet,
peaceable and law abiding aince the
war than this one, and our white jop
illation hav exercised great f ear
anoe end charity toward the c iored
people, bnt good feeling cat it be
continued unless the law pt mptly
exeontee sacb offender as tut ut
gro Dunlap.
air. Oleason wa a na'ive 1 Nor
folk or Portsmouth, Vn., but iad been
a resident of this City for a nua
berofyear. lie leave a hVnilt and
many friend to ncourn his - id death.
His remains wore follow 1 to iba
grave on Sunday evnitn( by the
largest procession we tfcf eaw in
Charlotte composed of Kiri men, Ma
son, and citizen general; .
P. 8. Since writing A above we
Irani that th teetimuaW before the
Coroner's inquest shewilie murder
to bav been nnprovok -l end most
brutal and prmiKtaUd Not a par
tide of evidence was produced to
sliow that Mr. Gleasoii assaulted the
negro in any way whatever. A eil
ored Policeman and l- o or three oilr
er colored men have been commit
ted lo Jail as accomplice in the mur
dev. H'essTtt Democrat. ,
f0M WASHINGTON
, Dee. 19, M.-Tbe Su-
r . s. 4 e ww a
preaTsftn orasre, in Holmes foundry
vi. dl 'I States, a reversal of decision of
lbs jl iana Circuit Court. The case
nded to said Court for further
mjrion, wee. 19, r. m. I he
Prl i d. ut has nomiualiM (too. W. Colby,
rtlr for the Second District of Ala-
; Otis H. Jtussel, for the Fourth
r ,- t i r . . i r
inn oi virftnia; noosn Jk. noya, lor
ond District of Tennessee : Albert
Krtn, for the First District of Arkan-
Uoyd O. Waddell, for Assessor for
Br t HI I'IStrH t oi Ororcis ; i boms A
rsstl for the First Diltriet of Missis -
niii; James favu, fost master ror Msm-
hit, sod The. M. Sitllwell, Minister to
rn'suela.
fifty thensand dollars in fractional cur-'
: r nave Deea anlppoa to unariesion.
Reward testified before the Retrench-
culll(Fm'iit Committee, that tb eipenac of the
Muka nurcliase did not eiceed firs nun-
Oleaon!i,ed dolh
-d dollar at the Stat Department.
CONGRE80.
Washingtoat Dee. 19, M. Pomcmy
bill, requiring the Cnstltu-
ef Oeonria to re-sstem-
State of North Carolina,
ROWAN COtTsfTr.
Jap" CWI s Urn, afl 7Vns, IMt.
Jacob Liogt vs. Thornton Butler.
oasib srrAOBMsav.
TT sppswrlaa tbs stisfsolko of th Ooort
1 Hist Thornton Butler, th defendant.
beyond lbs limits of Iba Stats, It is therefore
erdsrse by tb Goort that publication be
in I lie " Watclimsn and Old North Slsls for
is eoosscutivs weeks, notifying said defendant
to be and appear at lb oexl Term of this Coorl
to b held for lbs County of Rowan, al tbs
Usart-Mowas la Bansbory, oo tb Sd Mondsr in
April next, then and there lo replevy or de
mur, otherwise he win be proceeded sfainsl as
U ne hsrt been personally served with pfoosss,
and had tailed to appear and plead.
Witness, A. Judton Mason, clerk of oar said
Court at office, I lie Ud Monday io Serf ember
A. D. 1868, and in the ninetr-tbird year of our
independeoo. A. i V DoON MASON,
40:jijpr.r.I10
State of North Carolina,
KUWAN OOUNTT.
S iptrior Court o Lam, fkll Term, 1868.
banina Kddleman ve. Thornton Butler.
o tots it smcaMcsr.
IT sppesnnf to the satisfaction of the Court
I tlisl I lion. ton Uulkr, llie ilefendstil, rr-udrt
i .... . t .1.. i . . ... o. w. i A .
trrntwn of OeoTjIn to re-assaej. rjn lh- ...,tbm4P, U(J old North eUsis." for
d maks aaeXDrs provision. In the , muiwmi,. i,. ,ir.in .a j-i i .
. . . ..... . M unwm.w,,.
amental law, that cilisens may bold m be and appear at the nexi Term of this Court
, irrespective ot rsc or color. i to be held tor the County of Rowan, at Ike
resolution was offered by Harlan, Curt House in Salisbury, on tho 3d Monday
andlwaa adopted, rrqaestine the Judida- AP" "tat, ,hen "n lh" "Tvy s-
ry (lunmiUee lo frame a bill reapportion- " T"T." H.in.1 as
,' L-. i . .'s. If le had leen personally served with process,
E Vprese, l-t.o.i iu ConfTes according M fw t nii pWtd '
to MtioD Ifnd, of the 14th Amoudmeut. , w,tosa A. Jodsoo Msaoo, clerk of our said
Dileassion ss to taking op th copper Court at office, th 3d Monday ir. September.
tariff b now in progress. A. D. 1868, and in tbe ninety thud year of our
WaSbhurtoa, Dee. 19, P. M. -Senate, iudependonoe. A Jt'DdON MASON,
Th Ifiair prasen 14 a memorial from if- tn.ii. .n t $10 ,.
teen ksndrwd citisens of Stockholm, who n . UTTr 7i 3
desired wsistance to emigrate. i otlllC OI IN 0IT H 11 T( )l I Iia,
u 1 . . . j .i r i . I
romeroy preseuiea anouier ueorgia DAVIE COUNTY
Bill, providing for tb re -Assembling of j Superior Court, Full Tetm, 1808.
tb Cotstilutioisl Convention, within rsmtol roa mvosc
thirty day , to csjstroct and organise law. El.u McCoy vs. Joaiah MoCor.
and to denne more clearly the rickt ofi IT apprarmir upon the affidavit of Ki
colored chisetis. It fotbids tbe meeting McCoy, that Josiab McCoy is net so inhabi
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J. J. HOPKINS, Secretary.
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pays to us policy
874 Pr Cent, of its PrU$.
It pro pa set aid its patrons by taking nous
for one Uf of lbs prrmtoms.
it allows is patrutui lapayaiioasB itoesirM.
It in vita iu saUs to attend its aauoal est-
tlsmsnu and s Usatr rlgbU protawtsd.
It lww its patrons to okiae tasir polietos
Aval ooopiaee to saethsr.
Its I'oliev holders are no restricted as to tra
vel or reslasa.
Itoffers fie following certificate as loiusl
rency i
Nelson, sad State of Ttrgiaia, take pleasure iu
Moommenalag ss a solvent ana reuani oompa
ny."The Piedmont steal Estate Insurance Corn
pstiy," of this wiuuty ; and beside, the merit ..I
its solvency, its rates and terms for Lass lunar
anoe are sack as to command it to public pat
ronaa. Its HUick holders , Oireoters and O Seers are men
of bifh iutearity. and patrons can rely on aa
samoi . amen-iu tnanaceuirui in iui susira.
None of us hare stock or personal interest la
this company, am) simply give this as disinter
ested testimony to tb merits of a good institu
- mmm i nil 1.1111 1 i J
Uansstis Overt
Tkt Yield it Great I
Jossmit, Abomjde
n twer mas ( uti,i
sa sew is tbstibs to tss
Moore's Rural New Yor
ea uaaaT
TIWN m OiUNTlY WEE
of tb LrlsLstia-a until lb reonired Unl of WmSji u is tlicrerore, ordered the!
, mAnnt. - leivtiMouu uc iiisiic lur sis wnii id me
rz
smendmtu; to tb Constitution
ed.
The Senate refased to consider the cop
per tariff bill, by a vote of 22 u 25.
Oso. 8. aiaraaa. Clark Circuit Codrt
Joaa t. HiswSbvif
WM.A. HlLt,8nrreyor.
R. H. ixrvnro, Clara county Uonrt.
0 A. Bingham A Co., Agente, Salisbury
pJWs also hav tea sgsacy frg4 Fir Com
panies.
Traveling agents wanted. Apply lo
orr. jamm r. Johnson,
Special Agent, CLartotte. '. C
Jan. 7. IS6S. " wAIwIt
THE LEGAL TENDER- ACT.
The Tribune of Monday ha the
following' ii.if.ieiapli :
We a i! confidently edvisod from
W sshintr ti that th Bnpreme Court
ispre'tr certain tn adjudga the learal
tender act unconstitutional. We are
told thai there will prubahlv be but
tie dissenter from the Court judg
ment.
We git c this precisely k il reach
ea ui as a report merely. The sub
jeet i one of such pervading interest
that we have not deemed it beet to
await tbe appearance of the judginent
Inch will soon be rendered.
"What is conscience I" naked a
Sabbath school teacher of his cluss.
'An inward monitor." replied a
bright little fellqw, "Arid what a
monitor f v-One of the lrorclad.,
A profesor, giving a jectnre to
nine hoys, wa explaining how tin
one could live without air. lie then
said : " iou iiave nil neara ot a man
drowning how doee that happen f"
was, w 'cause he
vetmetrt of their eapitaj. which wiTttffr w'i?eh died and were buried
thousands of centuries ago.
W'gg'na is a teacher, and one
nght drank too much lemonade or
ifu eaitie into the room
1. M lka li.nlt.AMa M In.... '
III IIIK UICIU iwiuwiu, leiyiiic.
It is with Ihe greatest pleasore that
we accede to the request of the
J'laindsaler, to assist in the dissemi
nation of such welcome inform
to ee and our readers, and we
wecanassnre tb people of North
Carolina that when these facta be
come generally known an influx of
capital can be relied upon. Let tho
Southern people remember, however,
that capital is proverbially fimid,
end possess their souls io patience
until the bappr time, sure to come,
when mutual confidence eJal be
fatyj restored.
Seisnti4c American.
FBOM SOUTH CAROLINA.
CoJnmbia. Dec. 17, P. M In the Leg
islature, to day, a resolution was introdu
ced, authorising tbe (governor to arm and
equip ewe hundred mn a a reserve force,
I send to sny coonty wasr apt of (aw-
Ine reaoy answer
can t swim.
A I'nrig newspaper contains the
following interesting advertisement :
"A father wants to find for his., son a
school where he could get a healthy
and manly Instruction, and wherothe
teachers do not till the head ot the
hoys with humbug storios about na
i are committed tbe expense to
b paid by e special las ea sack county.
...;,..J something;.-
ti.ii.ir Ptfong bt wi'e and danghters, and
'"""I. uf.j .!.. II- I S-il
iiunoieu over iiio umoie unu icu
whop on the floor. After a while he
rose and said V Wife, a a you hurt I"
"No." "Daashters, are yoi UurtV
"No." 'Terrible clap, waan't itj''
In Hamilton County, Ohio, twenty
principal receive salaries of $HoO
lo 1.8k, and teachers rf nntrmded
school are paid from $45 to $75 per
momh. Superintendent ilancoek, ot
Cinetiinati, ha a salary ot 93,500,
ami sever! ladies are paid frmn $750
to 12.000, neerly equal to the aver
age iu New fork. 'V
A gontletjiaa of Terre Hunt he
given $100,000 to establish first
class female seminary in that olnce.
Nam not Jfiven. Liberality only
,'xcelled by Lis modesty.
The Right IUv. Thom ss F. Davis
Hishopof S.-urN Carolina, preached
in St. James' Church ifl this city on
Sunday morning last. The sermon
u hs exceedingly argumenlati ve and
rarv learned in it character, and
wit especially adapted lo the occa
sloti, the lirbt A .inlay in Advent. It
was delivered by the venerable liish
op from his chair, his feeble health
renderinir it impossible f r him to
stand so long. His vole, though
evidently weakened from age and
siifieiing has in it at times something
of the jower of youth. The lown of
hi nativity feels her pulse lieat warm
with affection and pride at the sight
of so emtnont a son and so distius
jruished a Father irf the Oliurch,
Wit. Journal,' UtL
riOM MEXICO.
San FnuMiseo, Dse. 1, M. Mexico
City advices to the 3rd state that Rose-
crans Has arrived, and was cordially re
ceived.
T0RE1GN.
Pari, Dec. 1, M.-Napoleon and Eu
genie bav visited Queen Isabella.
Constantinople, Dec. 19, M. lea re
jection of tb Sultan's ultimatum by
reeve i con firmed. I he Greek ship
Krosu ran into Syra, sad wa damaged
in conflict with s Turkish cruiser.
London, Dec. 1, P. M The an
nouncement of the siokiug of tb Greek
stem-r Ermis i not confirmee', officially
rFalcAmon QU Svrth State, s paper printed
io .slisb'iry, that tb said defendant. Josiab
tcuy, be sixl appear al the neat superior
Coorl of law lo b held (or th county ol Da
vie, al the Court House in MocksviUe, on tbe
first Monday iu April neat, then and there to
show cause, if any be can, why the prayer ot
the petitioner shall not be granted.
U' . . u D n .1 u I : I
llim a, in. himiiii, tin ft km uw ejw I , . . so ,1 ... .
coon, ai office in Motksviile. the first Monday A Virginia and HoutAsm Institution
in Mpieinner, a. u., ibou, ana in ins ninety
third year ol our indeiiendencr.
. H H. AUSTIN. C. 8. C.
Ifextea file
ne Arlinglon Molnnl
Sift Juiriirr (Dijiiii
OF VIRGINIA
num urn. . .. .. ,.
Un ".. r lb. -, s
n. ' ' -'ewaaesl.
nvris vsiss sa v anety ol i uaisata ss iJ
ri ' ""!' sswrs amicaUarsB
cuiiui.1, nciew, Macausaai utsrsry
Mstler, iatarspsrss wits Easrsvlass, tkss
eesrssi, par u ceavunsss M
iacludlsa
Agriculture, Choice Litcrut
ItoriKullurt, m i' nee and
Sheep Husbandry, Education.
Grasing, Dairying. Tooth's Rsadi
Rural Architecture, General A'ru
Domestic Economy, Commerce. MA
tarts i. 1 11. .-a si . i u I
7"" isif., aasaya, atasi
waass, Batemsa, A., As.
Tbs Kural Ksw Yorker is s Nstlaaal !
Isiis Isrsslr la tb Kaat sad Wsst, Marth i
It 1 the Bat laUnl im mil I . . -
c irs. of Cditom. t ostributor. A. ., coa.pi,
TSke srrt KBrmerm. Ptaatsrs, Wool fjrus
aicrs. H rtlcultanets. Ac., sad also Aathi.r
sis, ae.. er Beat sad aanfty. la brtsfUt
sary salt, arirSnty Uaatrated. aestly p
i r'-urn. -H .naunc, i.Ren.1 - MorsJ. luntru
"TnF.lh..:, ' ... ...
wv ssars' ee saws-Bsaru, id t. nmuirj, V lllRf O
VOl WANT T1IK II I ' If L '
IOUK r AMII.Y AMI KKlUBff WA!l
r or it soaatsci lo IBs w ssto r all . Kott
sot a Bioaiaiy, bat s tires aa BaaaUlal
aa last Vol. XIX is to be asu-rislly enlsr
IJ I isssiae aaavbsrsad ee If, sen to
paaar, tbs Hrast ts al tae one for yoar no
sei ssarBBT csswaSBseirki itoaUs aasro
rlatso in sxtra style. Clear Type, Use Psf
BBB iiiBwirsuoBs iiisn any otaar Josrn
uessi a nw ran. iaaM, ae., at class of
TKI;H-Onli t3sVesr: to rlaasof tea.
copy. Vol. XIX bealae Jaa. 4. 18JW K
UawViealMi'ribe. Orsal OSers to ( lab el
awaciniens nnw-iuis.-rsssiaai l.tsts.Ae.
elks IS aanbeea of this Osarter. (Oct. Ss
trial, forealy PIAyCsaU' Address
w.v. T mihiki:
Dae IS
Its Funds ays kept in the South..
It has met with unprecedented success.
State of North Carolina, , fortunes,
HAIAUUA WUHTI.
Superior Court of Law, Fail Term, IMS.
Lyres Culver, 1
Injunct
Jori Kaxers. i
IN iIim uase it appearing lo lh satiafaetion
ui itie i ..iirt il,jti me delendsnt Joel Kegel is
a non-resnlent of tb Slate, it ia ordered that
Th alter inability oi lb treat powers pubhtaiion b mad in ihe Wmtehma d Out
of Kurope to control tb action nf Greece ! A'orlA Stair, s newspaper published io the lown
in ll.a nenrilnn. IrnnlilM ilh 'I'nrbi.v mm. OBJISOUTT. lor BIS UUUBVUIIIS WBVBV UHH
CoatrsnT h
Illy test will compare fsrorsbly with sny Ufe
raaee Cswrpaay sa tbs i ullliit, wklcb I the
last ef rsaawBSlMHty.
cites distrust in financial circles here, snd
a general falling off iu all mooted values
IS feared .
Tbe press ot London anite in argief
tbe great powers to final remonstrance
FROM RICHMOND.
Richmond, Dee. 19, P. M Hunni
mm s paper, tb asm Hahon, which slopp
ed it Daily issue, some weeks since, wa
totally suspended to day.
Tb editor reproaches tbe Republican
managers here with having proscribed
him, and announces himself a candidal
for Congress in this District, in opposi
Hon to tbe regular
Muni font Bequest. Mr. Thomas
M. Hope, of Hampton, but at present
residing in Illinois, has recently sent
$1000 io exUov, Henry A. Wise to
ho devoted to the widows and or
phuiis of Confederate soldiers, and
; I )0 to Dr.'J. P. Hope, of Ha in pt. in i,
io be Uistributrd iu Hie same manner.
-V.- -11,1k Virginian.
C"tof the Presidents Defeno.
The New York Timet And Hnlhilo
Commercial both favor the motion
made in Congress to appropriate
50,000 to defray -4be exponse of
President Jouson's defence in the iin
pcachuient trial. The Commercial
which is a Radical ionrnnal, says
that as the President waa acqniled,
the necessary legal irenmpiion i
that he was innocent, and therefore
should not be compelled lo defray
the expense of his own trial.
Wo are (dad to a-mouiice that the firm
nf Huck. (1 rah am tt Co.. of Philadelphia.
have, purchased tjie valuable Friendship
iron banks and foundry. This inexhasut
M deposit of the finest iron or in tbe
world is within 8 miles of Greensboro,
and we learn lb purchasers intend, at
onee, lo erect snltsbla buildings and pat
up all the machinery nates ry for work
ing tbis or lucesswfltlly.
PawisK s
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA
Columbia. Dec 19, P. M The Stat
Keoat to-day, revoked tb senteuc of
suspension of Senator Leslie, of Barn well
pounty, and re-dmitid him to a seas.
On ir appearing, Senator triie made a
brief address, acknowledging the magnan
imity of M Senators snd hoping tlist all
former aniinpsilies would be buried, snd,
in the language of tbe worthy President
elret, he desired to say ; "Let a hare
peace.
FROM ITaORIDA.
Tsllahasse.il lec. 17, P. M In the
Supreme Court on yevterday, Lt. Gov.
; leaaon filed a writ of error, and asked
the Ghisf Justice to sign tb citation, which
was refused.
Geratnn left for Washington, last rren-
ing, on business, siihpnsed to be to bring
hie case belnre the U. a. Hupmrne Court,
by getting tb signature of su .Associate
Justice of that court to the citation.
I: is said that there are in the Unl.
ted Siale, 100,000 womea etigaud
in teaching, and under instruction,
5 000 000 children, who use 90,000,.
000 hooks, waielt et $18,7&t,000.
REMEMBER THE DEAD.
BUI'
MARBLE YAlil)
HllllHt, N. C.
OorStr sf Mais SB4 Coall Slrsslsi
Msar tb Oesrbnoiiss,
rpHK aa Jersicd ooatiaaaste IbraUfc atoaaresnb.
-a- Tombs, Hrsd snd Foot Htnnes. Sc., lo sll wl
the asid defendant may appearand answer the
said bin at lbs next term of thai ooort te be
held tor tbe county of Watauga, at lb Court
House in Boose, oo the second alter lb third
Monday m April next, or lb will be
beard ex pan a to him.
Witness, Joseph R Todd, clerk of Our mid
Coorl at offtea, in Boooa, tb Second after tbe
bird Monday m Heptembar, A. D., 1MB,
in lb 03d tear of our independence
j. b. todd, a & a
.' pr If It' St
d sad assess, sssln.tlu
UaWllty
Inn
lusffsi srs rsatloasly sdsnDistersd by selectee
Dineters, orrsaaoaslMllly an Business espsrity
11 baa esublisbso iu oibibi lo Boousrs
OFUCERS:
rtmittipft
JOHN JL EDWARDS,
THK I'IKUUM FARMER
BKLIKVIMi that tbs interests of tbl
mem snd Planters of this section denul
publication of a periodieai to be deroted
sxlTsuei tneut ol Arnt-ultore in the two
aa. wa bare d te mined to thHab
periodical uiiBer tbe title of TAK CAR
f AKMEK. ana wilt us us tna Bret aaadb
soon aa a sufficient number of lubKcritx
obtained to nay a reasonable share of t
sense si pouieaiion.
- Tb Parmer will be Issted month I r at
annum, in adranee; will contain not leal
thirty -two large double-column pa l
ine matter, bound iu handsome eovers
ly porrapmcai execntion win not Be son
by sny Agricultural Moatbty ia tb oon
tieiac determined to do wbaterar ener
coomptiah in making- the Farmer wartl
support of tb Intelligent naaters and Fl
cf aorta uarelina ami Poutb Carolina ;
airing to introduce it into every eottnty nf
States, we wtsB w employ aetlva ArH
erery Post office, to whom tbe moat libel
duremrMs win ne onerru
Address sll Mmmunsestinns te
Wit H BBRKARI
je7 w:twt Wilmington,
Wm. B. Isaacs,
D. J,
Habtsoox
mbmcal xTXAxmnn,
CHARLES H. SMITH, M D.
iuil oTiss. bssl saaar.
H. 0. CaHbU. i J wo. H. Clauobsts.
DIRECTORS
State of North Carolina.
ROWAN COUKTT.
Superior Court o 1, Fall Term, A. D
1868.
rsi 1 1 Mt TO
WUUam F. Tarter.
small . Csstratl,
Jobsnooley.
wiiiisia wtllsj. it
law.
Miebsel Milter, Adm r , of Darnel Miller,
s
Aaron Miller, Jacob Milter, Isaac Miller, Uvi
a Stiller. Paai Sbarer sod wit Mry,
William Parker and wile Sophia,
and Abraas Miller.
IT appearing to tb satisfaction of tbs Court
that A bram Milter, on of lh defendants!
resides beyond lb limit of tb Stele, It
is therefore ordered by tb Court that publica
tion be made for sis weeks MascewaTeiy, is the
- watchman At Did north tMSIr, paper pub
lished in th Iowa of Salisbury, notifying the
eatd defends nt to be snd appear at tbe next
Term ol this Court to be held for lb coonty
of Rowan, at the court hoor in Salisbury, on
lb 3rd Monday ia April next, then and I here
I plead, anawrr or demor, other wise judg
ment pro coafrsso will he taken as lo him.
Wit, A. Judsoo Mason, clerk oi our said
Court at office the 3rd Monday ia Septem
ber, A. D. 1988, and ia tb ninety-third year
oi our inorpenuence.
A. JUD!
45:6t:pr.f.$10
i. J. Ets
fM OawrteJ,
. H. Trier.
i.T. Ed-srds,
A. T. Motes.
J. B. Morton.
B.H. Ibbrell.
WUUssi B. Palmer,
LEW 18
Janl7 twnkwtf
B. r.
Hsnusl Tsrdy,
yars J scobs,
t. W. Allim.n.
(tear 8. Pahwar,
H. II. Cbeektsy,
M. C Csbsll.
P. J. ntartaoek,
JohnC. WlWaaw.
Wnitem 0. Tarter,
A. P. Abatt,
Wm. B. lasses.
(sOTf0 la ntdatOd,
HANE8. Ao't.
LXXIKUTOK, N.
c
JDSON MASON, C. S. C.
ii-
msS. Hs dsn,
past brari
sad buaes to Bssrtl a ceatlaasaea of them. . I
JOHN B. Bt'lH.
Jaly IT. ML 89 ft
di-ire tlifin. si pn. es In suit th timet
eompstttloa. Its returns tbsnkN for
eUllFQRn WW MINGY 0
NOBTttUAROlTlN A.
IjANDlIOUlRiW wJeTwtek to steU -mam
Agricultural or Mineral Lands, Water Povert,
Mum, fomn lam, or Real Ate Is
ot any kind, will And it to their sd vantage to
plane .heir property in our hands for sal,
We hare great facilities for procuring purr
chssets for all suob property.
Per information, address
JKO. B. ORKTTKR.
. r i . . .
IWaO, 188T.
N. 0.
Important Sale at
1 GOLD HlLtLte
Withir.sdiiif. 25th Nov. In si.
I w u.i. sell, si uou mil. s lot or Machinery.
1 rnnsistinir ol one twenty hi irse STKAMI
ENOINK, with TUBULAR BOILER, Saarr-
iso, I ri.i srs. and It asuirs. Two of (isles' I
patent uss uacaasas. uoe tun set ot Pirs
Toon, consisting of Sloes, Dies. Tap. Vice. I
and Pipe Cotters. A lot ol Leather and Rub-1
berbsLTlMO; copper and iron PIMM : two
carboys of Aeio; lot of Hotiswbohl and!
Kitchen r irnilure. and a PTBt IBnTT other ar
ticles usad shoo machinery lH hr Gold.
Mining parties will bod this s rsYSJ to I
lurnish thmn-wlres with all tbingsSrTsMe for
Mininc purposes. -f - '
All persons wishing further information con-1
.-erning the ah,ive property will address. Ibei
ubscribei at Gold-Hill. N. G
JAMKS A. QILL, Aeent.
OoLn Hill. Nor. 10th, 1868. 3tw Sttw
jgT Charlotte Timas COfiy ten days, sad
d aiu to inUDerirerr- -g
The Sale of the above property ha been
-.iponeo iiiiiii tunner nonce.
nUtrloHe Times please oopy.
Nor. 21, 1888.
INSURANCE COMPANY
I Hartford, ( on.
TATKMKST, HH. 31 , 1867.
ACCUMULATED ASSETS
S17 670,288,88.
income rou i?n.
1 m
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