THE EXAMINER.
SALISBURY, MONDAY, SEPT. 27.
I for wider liberty, and to enthrall them more ef
fectually under the yoke of imperial power
preparatory to his own death and the passing of
sceptre into less skillful hands. But in fact he
j is taking precisely the opposite course. , He
is himself taking the initiative in remodeling
and popularizing the French Constitution, thus
j placing himself at the head of the party of lib
erty, and signalizing the close of his reign by
inaugurating in France a free parliamentary
TEEi SOUTH HER DUTY.
f -- r " ' '
We find in the Wadesboro Argus the fol-
lowing staiemeiiu :
" The official figures of the Treasury De
partment flace agriculture products of the
Smith at sir hundred and fifty millions of
dollars, and show that1 she has. more money, government. He proposes that hi3 dynasty shall
at the present' time, than any other agricul- guarantee this free Constitution to his country
' . i il TT!i..J Oi.l.- AT fL . . J
turai portion oi tne umieu ouuu "i.u, . -n . thus hnki be Ubede of Frince
Castor West. ' I . . ..... A
I ail- wc Baiviy ui uis uyu am y lnuissuiuuiy io-
This goes to sbow what our condition would tb e r
. .1 44 i i T . .1 ll. . '. -f " r
be, il tne Ljemocrauc party, nau me puwei ui The wIsJom of thig fitroke of state:,manship
controling he legislation of the Government ig patent to every mind. There are several as.
and the States. pirants to the French throne, besides the Prince
With a JarifF according to the provisions imperial. But this movement puts them all
of the ' Constitution and an economical and at a disadvantage; for the traditions of their
honest administration of the government, respective families are mainly those of unlimit-
prosperityjwill rise again, and the citizen of ed De8potigin and tneir accession would be the
the Southep States would realize the. benefit gignal for a return tQ that form of g0vernmeat.
of this vas andboundless source of wealth : But by the shrewd tactics of the Emperor, the
As it is the. .thieving, plundering legislation 8ucc.ssion of Ae Bonaparte h a guarantec of
01 tne government au v aauiugtuu uuci- f reedom . g0 that every aspiration for free gov-
ring tne wneaitn oi tne oouxnern orates iu iue
Northern lection of the Union, is the main
keep their livestock well enclosed," regarding
the money and well expended in the additional
safety of their property. When we add to this
tha enormous saving in fences, we are compell
ed to believe that this matter should he lul!y
investigated, and reformation begun. Our
farmers require now more that every resource
should be husbanded and strict and proper
economy be exercised in every branch of their
business. Expensessbould and must be cu:
tailed and receipts increased. The prosperity
of the whole country depends upon the suc
cess of our agriculturalists, and it behooves all
to lend them such aid and give them such ad
vice as may be in their cower. With this
view we have called this subject to their at
tention and published the views of the practi
cal planters who edit the Reconstructed Far
mer.
cause of 'our depressed condition ; and hence ,
it is the duty of every true friend of the
South to 4ar against such unjust and iniqui
tous legislation, and the corrupt, -: profligate,
unprincipled party that now controls the
government. Otherwise, the remark of a
ernment among the French will be enlisted in
behalf of the maintenance of that family in
power. .
We have not time, nor does it serve our pur
pose now, to pursue this subject further. No
enlightened or philanthropic man can fail to
wish success to plans devised .with' such con
summate sagacity, and whose intended result is
great Statesman wilt be fully realized, that to seeure liberal institutions to a nn1ft nf nn.
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the contest is between tax . payers ana tax bie and generous instincts, who have long sigh
consiimersj For who can doubt, that with a ed for liberty while yet apparently incapable
tarifisimry fbrjrevenue with incidental pro- 0frealizing or maintaining it.
tectidn, the Southern States will enjoy wealth Our purpose, in this brief article, was to
andf power, greater than has fallen to the lot point out what Statesmanship can do for nations
of any othjer Nation. And the fact set forth in timcs 0f emergency, that men might see by
inthe abdve statement, is a sufficient vindi- comparison how little it is1 doing for us. This
cation of the statement in the above para- country's creat need is a Statesman I
graph. . ;
Every ; Consideration of duty, honor j and
lTfrtfof bViVvnlrl Qflfnafo ffnnfViovn men io nrf.
lUVVlVOU CfcWUUttUXS WWUVUV1U .v. wvw i ... . r. . 1 , 1 -r-f
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MISCELLANIOTJS.
PROGRESSIVE.
WASHINGTON.
Washington, Sept. 23 Revenue 8357,000
to-day.
L. F. Ward has been appointed special agent
at large for the Post Office Department.
The Supreme Court meets on the 1st Octo
ber.
Mrs. Lucy Moorhead Porter has been ap
pointed Postmistress at Louisville.
Judge Chase is here.
The steamer, 44 Sabine," was at Lisbon, Sept
Shureman, charged while a messenger of the
Treasury, of taking national note3 and forging
signatures to them, and in whose transactions
Turner, ex-Postmaster of Macon, Ga. was im
plicated, las been found guilty. There were
hree negroes on the jury.
Washington, Sept. 24 It is stated that
Gen. Cauby recommends the re-establishment
of the Freedmen's Bureau in Virginia. The
reason given for this action is, that the drougfh
producing such a scarcity, and threatening much
suffering anions the negroes.
Cuban partisans here have startling news!
Desertions lave compelled a re organization of
the army. President Cespcdes has assumed the
supreme command with Jordan as chief of staff.
Cubans' assassinated two Cuban Generals before
re-onrariization.
Koopmaoschaf the Chinese importer, visited
Boutwell vn the Revenue question in regard to
rice, mcidently the Chinese immigration ques
tion was discussed. Boutwell said it would not
San Francisco wants seamen.
.
Emigrants are flocking into Arkansas.
Silver has been discovered in Arkansas.
The Master of the English Mint is dead.
The silk women of France are on a strike
Prussia is about to annex the Grand Duchy
ol iidden.
The principal theatre in Florence is still
lighted by oil laps.
Blaine will most probably succeed Fcssen-.
den. i
i
ucn. AicLiiciian nas been presented witn a
sou.
Senator Cole has left Washington for California.
Gov. Senter, of Tennessee, is but thirty six
years old.
John Morrison proposes to build a Saratoga
club house.
Norristown, Pa., has erected a monument
to her dead soldiers.
Uncle Sam own3 424 acres in Illinois, 500
in Ohio, and 1.920 in Indiana.
Anna Dickinson makes $2,000 a night in San
rrancisco.
A William Wallace monument is talked of in
Louisville. '
Longfellow is more popular than Tennyson
in Germany.
Annua Dickinson and S. B. Anthony are en
gaged to lecture.
Motley is not dissatisfied with his Alabama
claims instructions.
Extensive coal beds have been discovered
MA.LTBY HOUSE,
BALTIMORE, MD.
G . B . H OCAN, rrorEirfoa.
riUL ABOVE HOTEL, both in locaUan and prU .
JL co. has &1J8 ben the qmI desirable of any
in the chj for business men. It his daring th
past season, been thorough! renovated and reMur
nied throughout, with the addition of several new .
lloomr, gmng ample AccommotUliODi lor Three
Hundred GueU. Uu sttictlj modern mall us
internal arrangf inentB, furpaasirg, in many re .
spects. anj Itottl in the city.
ttpt-i 47-Cca
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WUOLBSALB ASD KSTAIL PKALBRS IV
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
AND
LIQUORS,
MAIS ST., SALISBURY, XVC.
MOLASSES ! MOLASSES!
T
IIE BEST AND CHEAPEST IS TOWN.
BINGHAM A CO.
SUGARS! SUGARS!
FULL LINE.
For salo by
UINGIIAM &
CO.
COFFEE! COFFEE!
JAVA. LAGUIRA, AND IUO. A large lot, very
cheap, at BINGHAM & COS.
RICE! RICE! RICE!
GOO
LBS. FRESH CAROLINA, at 12J cents.
At BINGHAM & CO.'3.
SPEARS'
PRESERVING SOLUTION.
DOZ. Just received, al
Ai BINGHAM & CO.'S.
A
VE RY
SYRUP, at
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF GOLDEN
BINOIIAM t CC.-3.
-pURE
-tf
CLARIFIED CIDER VINEGAR. At
BINGHAM & CO.'S.
be interfered witb. unless tbo laws were viola-
toe tp.d ; Tnorm anschat insictpd thnt his onrations at Cbrnda. in Central India.
tenuency oi mu xuiuiuai lueas to aesiroy. an are w thin the law's restrictions. Koopmans-
with tKe qnly party that will so
operations! of the government as to secure to that is substantial in religion, stability and chaf goes to Memphis, thence to'the Louisville
Gomuiercial Convention, and thence to (Jhina
A
LARGE LOT OF SUPERIOR CIGARS VERY
cbeap. BINGHAM & CO.'S.
the Southern people the benefit of this vast good order. Every week or two men of this
rtnnJiflM nfwMltV J class make public proclamation of their doc-
, t A -. -i : , -r, i trmes, and very recently the following turns
As matters stand now, the present Repub- up from the pen of Mr. Henry C. Wright,
lican party ' in power, and its corrupt, un- who writes a letter to the Chicago Universe,
principled Legislature, the people of the dated " Cape Cod Camp Meeting," which he
tWn i Rfow. will rorriain i thxr bfl.vA describes as a. great gathering ot self forget
, 1 , 1 Jtmg, progressive men and women, met to hnd
miiii inr r i u tiiwi iihi i' vm-j r-w i h i- i n iii w iiiiiii t 11 i i t 11
another go there." These " self forgetting,
progressive men and women subscribe to
the following : '
" Resolved, The religion of Fact, which is
and drawiers of water for their Northern allies.
I NAPOLEON III. j
The wlrld has seen few more notable men,
or more sagacious rulers, than the present French
Emperor With less military genius, but a
more chatenjed ambition and better balanced
facultics,'(tban the First Napoleon, his reign
promises. Imore permanent benefits to France,
while his personal history is equally surprising
and romantn. To the minds of the supersti-
U : .
tious, there might agpear in his antecedents and
present elevation a striking example of Provi
dential interference to countervail the efforts
an 1 designs of human power and wisdom un
righteously directed.
Certainly history affords no more remarkable
instance bf the Nemesis which attends wrong
doing thin this : Napoleon the Great selfiishly
repudiated his Empress Josephine, in order
that he ibiight, by another wife, have an heir
to sit upbn the throne-after him. But the son
born to tuni by his second marriage died young,
and no lineal descendant of the Divorcer remains.
By a wonderful train of events, however, the
grandson: of the Divorced Empress no wfills
the throne of the Great Emperor. Well might
Josephine' have said to Napoleon, as she is re
ported tJ have sometimes done, that Fate had
linked the sceptre to her rather than to him.
If his great purpose of perpetuating the Bona
parte Dynasty is accomplished, it will 1 3 through
her decendants. v
The son of ber daughter Hortense has now
wielded ibat . sceptre for nearly twenty years,
with a vigor and success which has astonished
mankind, and with the most fortunate results to
the wayward people over whom he bears rule
Ilia empire has as be predicted, secured peace
ana prosperity to x ranee, uut 01 tne unaos o
revolution he has evoked the Cosmos of regular
and stable government. JTe haa beca called a
despot and bis measures of internal administra
tion criticised s tyrannical ;,but it is now clear
to everybody, except superficial theorists and
bights, that only a strong hand and will like
his could have held in check the elements of
discord land disorder, so prevalent in France
and vouensated to that nation two hannv de
:
to De tne religion 01 tne luture, recognizes
and inculcates the great truth that is before
and above all outside Gods ire an obiect-of
thought, love and. worship,; and that human
beings, as husbands and wives, parents and
children, brothers and sisters, and in all rela
tions, do and ought to bestow their thoughts
and anections.on one another, rather than on
what is recognized and worshipped as God
by Christendom, and by all the religions of
the world.
r ITT -Till -1 1
Mr. w rignt tnen proceeds to give some
account of " a truly great and noble woman"
a hierophani at the altar raised bv the pro
gressive men and women at Cape Cod. Her
husband asked this noble creature, " Who has
1 n 1 1 i . !-
most 01 your.tnougnts, plans, interests your
husband, or an outside God r She replied
by letter and said :
" I do not know who, nor what, nor where
God is outside of my husband. ' My. hus
band is my manifest God. Is God, - out
side of my husband, a personal Being? with
heart, mind, thought and feeling? Does he
pour upon me his boundless, infinite love,
day by day, hour by hour?' Does he. care for
me, as he cares for all, with a tender, patient,
iatneny love r feucn a uod, so iar as ne is
true and right, according to my ideas of truth
and righteousness, no father, I can admire
and love ; but I cannot give my thoughts
and interests to Him before my husband ?"
These are the uoble men and women to
whom invitations are daily extended to come
down and make the South prosperous and
happy. This is the " noo" civilization that
these immigrants will spread broadest to sur
plant plain honest morality for which, our
people are laughed at. North Carolina has
vast resources, and the ." Cape Cod Camp
Meeting any number oi progressive men
to fill contracts that he may make.
Northern California Indians are becoming
hostile.
They gave the commander of Fort Bidwell
ten days to release several prisoners that are
held there otherwise they would assail tho
Fort.
The Secretary of the Treasury has authorized
the Assistant Treasurer at New York to sell,
to-morrow, four millions ot gold aad buy four
millions of bonds.
A full Cabinet meeting to-dav : the first for
several months.
MISSOURI.
It costs about $80,000 annually to support an
ordinary British club house.
Egland has a society calling itself the Iloyal
AutcdiluYian Order ot Bullalo.
' The Fenians. not only want to liberate Ire
land, but to break up the British Empire.
The Archbishop of New York is in Paris on
his way to Home.
Railroad men are looking with astonish
ment at a trunk marked " lhvorth, Kansas."
Catacazy, the new Russian Minister baa ar
rived xn Iiew lork.
rrillE CELEBRATED COBB" BRAND OF
A VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO at
BINGHAM & CO.'S
F. II. SPItAGUE,
13 IKT 32
Sr. Eouis, Sept. 23 Gen. Sheridan and
Senator Thurman, of Ohio, with party are here
en route for Vera Cruz.
A horse race judge
public appearance.
is
BreckinriJge'a
last
INDIAN OUTRAGES.
Omaha, Sept. 23 Reports from FortBufort
represent the Indians as hostile. Large num
bers are there ; outrages continue in the moun
tains. ,
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Sept. 23. Capt. Leonard,
the fatuous counterfeiter, has been arrested. A
large amount of well executed bills were found
on his person and premises.
GEORGIA.
Augusta, Sept. 23 A difficulty occurred in
Columbia coucty on Sunday, between a planter
named Baker and a party of negroes, in which
William Jones a negro, was killed. The pub
lished account represents Baker as acting in
self defence.
FOREIGN.
Paris, Sept.'23 Burlingames embassy and
he French Minister have arranged for improv
ed relations between France and China, on a
basis of mutual conciliation.
Vote os the Town SuBSonir-TiON. On
Thursday last the people of Fayetteville voted
British residents in New York have invi'.cd
Priuce Arthur to visit that city.
Paper is being made in Mobile from the okra
plant.
Texas negroes are to form a colony in New
Jersey.
Nearly 2,000,000 bushels of coil will leave
Pittsburg, Pa., on the present rise.
Eight brickyards at Rome, Georgia, are una
ble to supply the deinuud for buck.
The Louisiana sugar crop this season is esti
mated, will yield 100,000 hogshead.
The preparations for the International Indus
trial Exhibition are nearly completed.
The American steamer Fung Shoey has
been totally wrecked in the harbor of Hong
Cong.
A rattlesnake 5 feet long and having 28
rattles was killed in Wayne county, Virginia,
a lew days ago.
Tho next meeting of the Social Science As
sociation i3 to be held in New York on the
2Gth, 27th, and 2Sth of October.
In Delaware they are very imprudently
SALISBURY, X. C,
?EALS IN EXCHANGE. SIGHT DRAFTS.
JL GOLD and SILVER, BULLION ana BANK
NOTES.
Collections at any point attended to promptly.
OFFICE HOUHS : from 0 A. M. to 4 P. M.
junell 4-Cm
J. E. MOOSE,
AY IT II
STUDWELL BRO'S & WEST,
WHOLESALE PElLKKft, AXU MA3CFACTVKEB S Of
BOOTS & SHOES,
17 MURRAY STRHET,
NEW YOK.
"fTE KEEP constantly on band a larpe an.l
t f complete rtock of SeweJ and Pcsrrei Work.
Al?o, a full line of Lauies, Mifses' and Children's
han-l-tn&deGAiters, Balmorals and Lace and Buiton
Poltrh, of our ovu manufacture.
Orders solicite 1 and cart-fully filled.
iuljl2-tnoTl
DR. R. P. BESSENT,
DENTIST.
4
HAS removed to the Office formerly ocsupicl
by Dr. W. F. Bason, on the corner of Chur.li
and Inuiss Streets, irhere he. is
business.
now ready for
julyS 14 tf
11
SMALL - FRUIT. INSTRUCTOR.
ii yii
and women" to develop them. These are not upon the proposstion from the town authorities trying to repeal a lav which requires a man
xne oniy people at tne iNortn tna, are " pro
gressive" but societies in every neighborhood
exist whose tenets and. actions are about' on a
pair with these. It is true the Yankees may
brinjor with them much, cuninincr and some mo-
I ney, but gold can be purchased, at too high a
price. Uhxr. Times
cades of power and splendor.
Some hjjue imagined, in the last few years, that
they could see symptoms that his genius was
waning! But recent events in France, and the
course do is pursuing at this time, show pretty
satisfactorily that he has lost none of his old
sagacity- and forecast and statesmanlike quali
ties.
- The Emperor is now growing old, and his son
is only fourteen years : of age. Of late the
French have manifested an unmistakable desire
for an extension of their popular privileges.
This naturally gives Napoleon intense anxiety,"
in view pf his own approaching demise and the
extreme f youth and inexperience of his succes
sor, so little fitted to deal with the rising tide
of j evolution. If the Emperor were a despot
at heart, or a narrow-minded bigot in State
craft, like James II of 'Britain was in his day.
he would probably seek to repress and over
whelm the patriotic aspirations of the French"
FENCES.
We direct attention to the well-considered
article upon the subject of fences, whieh we
copy from the last number of Reconstructed
Farmer. It does seem to us that this matter
is one which should arrest the serious atten
tion of our farmers. "We must confess that we
are surprised at the enormous cost entailed up
on the farmers of country by laws requiring
them to keep up enclosure around their planta
tions. The question has frequently formed the
subject of debate previous to the war, and pos
sibly the " fence law" was abolished in certatn
neighborhoods in this State previous to the
war, by special legislation, but we do not be
lieve it was tried sufficiently to say that it was
a success. But in Virginia it was ttied in the
sections of country bordering on the James and
York rivers, and we believe its success was es
tablished to the satisfaction of all the planters.
There were well founded objections then to
compelling stock raisers to fence their cattle
sluepand hogs within theij own enclosure, but
all must admit that lately many of the objec
tions give way Deiore tne danger to which this
class of property is subjectad from the thieves
who make it almost impossible in many parts
.t . ..
ot tne country to raist any stock without care
ful watching. In fact, many . of our farmers
to subscribe 875,000 to the Fayetteville and
Florence "Railroad. The result was all that the
warmest friend? of the project could have hop
ed. Out of 410 -votes cast, 414 wer far thm
subscription ; and one of the two votes cast
against it was by a cohucd man, and through
mistake. He says it was his purpose to vote
for it, bmtdidnot discover the error he commit
ted until too late.
It is with much pleasure we announce this
substantially unanimous vote. While we be
lieved that a large majority of the qualified
voters of the town would be in favor of the sub
scription, we had not expected such unanimity.
It certainly speaks well lor our people and their
determination not to be left behind in the ma
terial progress and prosperity of our good old
commonwealth. It is believed that the parties
proposing to build this lload to Shoe Heel will
be speedily on the ground, prepared to push
forward the work rapidly. No doubt steps will
be taken soon to secure the building of the
Road from Shoe Heel to Florence, where we
will be in direct communication with Charles
ton and all other points South and Southwest.
Fay. Presbyterian:
belore marrying to give bonds in $200 lor
good behaviour.
Ei3t companies of cavallv and three, of
SCOUls, under tommanA- ( in
Duncan; have left Fort Mcl'herson
alter some Indians.
to
cral
look
Koskoo, the great Liver Invigorator, Blood
Purifier, and Renovator, prepared by Dr. J. J.
Lawrence, the celebrated Physician and Chem
ist, is a safe, pleasant, and reliable rem
edy, for the prevention and cure of all dis
eases caused by the Torpid Liver, Impure
Blood, Disorders of the Kidneys, or De
bility of the Nervous System.
It regulates the secretions, eradicates
all humors or taints restores lost or wasted
nervous power, and at the same time InilJs vp
and imparts tone and rigor to- the xcludc sgstan,
July lw-Gmo.
The Catholic Priest in New Ulm, Minn.,
hfi.3 brought a suit against some members of
his congregation lor slander, laying his dam
ages at 20,000.
A white woman created a sensation in
Tuscaloosa, Ala., the other day, by parading
the streets in male attire, with a pistol buc
kled at her waist.
The New York Republic is not afraid of
the Amazons," for it designates the meetings
of woman's rights and suifrage associations
as " the wars of the wild women."
Louisiana claims to be drawing numbers o"
colonists
States.
from Indiana and other Westeru
The receita for the' past five days at the Me
chanics' Institute Fair, in San Francisco, was
$20,000.
The Pacific railway is said to be already sho w
ing its effects in the increased prosperity of the
Pacific State.
The President assisted the good citizens of
Washington, Pa., to lay the corner stone of
the Town Hall.
Brigham Young, having found the Turkish
marriage system a success is going to try a
Turkish bath. J
AT MAKES IT. -VALUABLE Id Be
cause il contains o much rr&ciical.
original matter in euch a small space." John J,
Thob)&4.
The directions fyr growiog Strawberries and
Raspberries are the best I hare erer een.'
Henry Ward Beecher.
We could give hundreds of jott f och testimo
nial, showing the value of Ihia little work. It
should be in the hands of eferj person, whe'her
the owner of a rod square of ground or a hundred
acres. Tree agent should hate a copy. It con-tain-i
40 pages. Trice 10 cent. Fall 'price list
wholesale ani retail, and alo terms to agents and
those dciring to get up a club for plants sent ntxs
tn all ftpjwicanLa. Parlies al the south or on Pa
cific Coast should order plants in the fall. AdJres,
1'UKIjY fc JOHNSTON, Palmyra, N. Y.
eptl-wS-uia - . ,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
KALE IG II & GASTON RAILROAD CO.,
ScrtRiXTEtDEjcr'a Orrica,
Raleigb, K. C, April 1C, 1W5.
On and after April lGih. 1869, Trains will run on
the Kaleih & Gston Railroad, as follows :
Mil Train leares Raleigh 6.60 A. M.
Arrives at Weldon 2,00 P. 31,
Mail Train leaves Weldoo 10,10 A. M.
Arrives at Raleigh 4,45 P. M.
Freight Train leaves Raleigh 11,35 P. M.
arrives at 9,45 A. M.
The Mail Trains make thro tan connections with
all points North and South.
A. B. ANDREWS.
gSQ-'f . Superintendent.
J. B. HUNTER & CO.
GENERAL PRODUCE
Commission Merchants,
. PORTSMOUTH, VA. W1
Consignments Solicited. Agricultural Lime,
7 50 per Ton. ' je5-w3m'
WM. M. BOBBINS,
ATTORNEY 1 AT LAW.
SALISBURY,; N.C,
1JRACTICE3 in the Courti of Rowao, Davie,
Davidson, aad Cabarrus, aad in the Federal
Courts of the State. - ,
Otiice at his residence on Council t., opposite
the Episcopal Church, and one square weit of the
Court House. ... , T
aog2o3Jtw&vl7 . ' '