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TERMS OF
;aily, 1 year
" 6 months,. ... ,
" 1 month,.... ,...t'..
etkly, 1 year, ;
6 months,
" 1 month.
Cash in advance. r-
Wwi rirat,t an the Wld, and
repent E?7fM,! Wcy? VVi.o',
I fay l i'?1'1 Nobody but a durned sneak.
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SUBSCRIPTION AND' AD- , freedom I The fakf i. np Rlrmn'i
o jand his caterpillers made such a -ckirn
Or- paper will beipublished. daily at the -follow-! sweep-of everything,' I don't see much to
t ; ratin Federal -currenoy:: . - i rekonstrukt. 'Hipv tm.lr Cn Ilhpr
.io 00 fies immnd here that there's narv liber- KAi r 'hans antl '""'Jto WMurerd
f 00 ty iJetlt; I ,Cfnid jiarj rekonsrruktfd atci 4&jte5rt.wlikto
'.j-00 ,,",,SH,I skjIj States before this. Arfv
2 oc whki. anere was nt nuthin K do
... 0 butjjest logo off and let nsalone. We've
f. yhmty of Staestoen .uleiitrof men
Wor GrovemAr. - 7
, Joe firewn int dead kpW XT
sfandin at the door with JiTWAVJb'offioHi .
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; tiollar lor eacn 'Kisepswn, lor we wet-K am
i -ctity five cents for eadk insertion, for 1 monlh.
No adverttseineiiKt nwwted uwtvss Mtid tor in
Jvan:e.
Tlic nume of no subscriber entered on mi r books
Jfs paid for in advanoe.
N( one is anth iied to receiTe and receipt tfor
ner for sobwiiirftien r dther wrTc dotie at
Jirs Office, eztmt itibe "Publisher and rle
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KF" Altl letters conwrnmjr busines
ifice must 'be addressed to
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Editor fe Pcbi
cblisher
1"'00 ;ood are they doin wt)0 wants 'o see
3 50 m any longen. Evcrvbody is tired of
00 tlie war and we dour wiffct io see any
0Q i more signs of it. iiggr-vfliit want
ie 00 1 'e, and tle whittten don't Want '-em.
aird as for the witne -wtu-oe ! Igollyl
Well, there 's use talkiirg when tlie
stai fall agirmaybe the winien wiW be
harmoiiizeiri That male business that
oath -iibotifg ttin letters ! Geo-tigerl -They
always wa-s jealous abont the males
anyhow, and that order jest broke the
eanefs bacHc. Well, I must confess that
it Vau a .powerful small concern. wmd
try o sorter sukkhIi it over if I knowed
Xhat to say, 4t Iwi't. If they was
'a.fwed (if th' wi'nen .wih'-dint they say
s. dt they wa n't lat do they make
'em s-WKrfbTf Jest to aggravate 'tMiii
Didn't rti ey kTiow that the best way to
harm-Hnize a inan, was to liarmotiioe his
wife ddr t ? What Jajtrni can the wimen
do by recpmM.'.tMr-ie'irei-g oath free?
They cau 'vwte, imv they 'u't pieafch,
air iold ottis, noi play soldier, nor mus
er, nor wear breeches, nor ride straddle,
nor cu s, nor chaw tob-rfeeh, nor do nu-
tlnri hardly hut talk and lire fetters, i
MhZJ "u,ua,,"s ow". t'Conntry asafe, pro
f 2SVe,'V,,s. Wljl kl M md-'W
Prop me
of tfhe
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ANOTHER LETTER FROM BILL
u li!11 An,"A-lK lat-eiy made a very
happy hit, in4 'letter to Aitemus Ward,
lias writtenflie following an the same
strain on ic -stat of the cmintrv :
From tine Rome Courier.
BILL ART ON TOE ETATKOF THE COUNT UV.
Sweet land of Lfberty, f tlice I sing "
Jsot much I dont, not at tlais time. If
there's any thing sweet about 5iierty m
this iwii't ot the vineyard, 1 can t ee it.
The lan-d's good einsf and I would nt
mind heariu a hyine or two about the
d'rt I live on, bur, as torfindiw sngar.and
liberty in (teorgy soil, its al" a mistake,
ilowsuinever, l't hopeful. I'm ittwch
calmer and sereener tlian I was a . ktw
months ago. Ibeg?Mto feel kindly to
wards all people, except some I'm now
tvleaverln to be a grett national man,
ve taken up a mottoe of no Korth, no
nth, no East, no West; but let me
1 you, my friend, I'll bet on Dixie as
g as I've got a d4Jar. If 6 no use to
i both sked u(es. in fakt its
wuo pujred.torjrjeat to dode builitts or aave uro
Pj V mf nowliu about for offiswatrt ereriM
or, and t&ey ain't a go-
utviro -ptc lur 'em tb&n 1 Uvts. Vv wnt
IJy hokey.we 11 uive two of 'em
e cqnitePhead, and ax nothiu to boot. Let
jAlinny'uii their own side, and frit orer amnnr
th fob who don't wkhUis reoonstrukted. There's
tnwa iswspaper scribblers who slip down to the
e(fee o-Dixey every 24 hours, and pnep orer at us
on tip lie. I hen they run back a puffin arid 'blow-
inrwiti .-a bright coat tail, and holler odt, '"Pie
aio t ded he ain't dead look out everybody.
I'm jestlroin thiir seed his toe move 'heard him
gMtfrt'j le'sgorn to' rise ain. Don't withdraw the
sojei's. bt send down more troops immegeatelyi"
An44ier'sybiir Uaroer' Weekly a headin all fnch
'afeassVUies and slanders in evt-ry ihisue makin
insnhin JfCters in every sheet breedih evw!rin
disced, aid chawin bigger than ever since Hve got
likf Wh old Stonewall had cotch 'Shese Marp
ersftlheirj Ferry, nd we boys had fenoud they
wasoing b keitp 'op this devilment so )ong. We'd
a mdebarjiists of'tliem-sertam, payroll or no pay
roll, i hiriMv for a -brave soldier,' I.say, reb or no
rebj yars or no yark:; hurraW for a mtfnjy foe and
a fyfteros Hutor hmraw for 6r s"ide;too, T fjolly
excuse . i.ej but sish expres.io-ns will work tlx ir
wa out Sfnetime, brakes or to bmkes.
ut I'nfor Mr. Johnson. I'iri for all the lohi
mjh-iti k bully name. There's our Governor.,
who aint jin at a discount.; and there Andy who
nsdoin fivMful well ainsiderinp, and theres the
'hero of -Sh;.)h. peaCR to his noble allies.
An flag's Joe my buhy Joe -wouldn"'t I walk
ten.nrles fot mi,y nj,t to see them hael eyes
andleel thifrrm of his si.ldier hand. Didn't. mJ
T xJster ahiys d'ap his wirtjfs and crew whenever
a-nd the poor grl fell morta wonndei
'tier nnnnnnv hncKoJrvA fi fcju t. o
j iTiai Hue ieit cer
tain he dfd wot'fcnoe t "rifle as load
Tbe recent snWdehce of tiW fitters of
the Serfie, rraffCe. has Maled a tinm.
berof cnVr3eirte lyg: initsmwddy bed.
rUet.tings, ft 0oft Welaeed eeal.
WJ?;e tli the arm. ef Catberine de
j was tbntid a arge bafchet iAaok. tool- -
isneu stone, ot a singular mako. The
most curious discovery was, however, a
small copper case, containing a portrait
Mdlle. de la Vallire, painted in oil on
nieral. This work of art, whioh had re
gained for a century and a ha-lf at the
bottom of the river, has undergone but
ilitte alterarion tlte oarmiwe owily had
turned black.
nearn ifoat a vaUt tertiel made a wim-! W?use,i fr quarters ? " Instinct told him that
nt was me true prince, and it would make anv
7 V U'KW.AKto. 'sTOt.TfiN ON NIGHT
I 't IV 29ih, Oct. a b V Stud Mnl. vnr
Uruf limbs tfiid.rj.inin, mriliain th about j earmold,
iiiiio we.rK ejira. vv wilivT!. dnllarn. reward
for iht .Vl'ule, and $S0 wartl Tor tlie Thief.
WtSROiNV & BROTHER.
Nov. 94th, m5. 2wdl47
i a uiir tumir
Sweet land of
ol.... f If1..
I I ...1 I l .. i Vlll" 4 1 JUL 11 IS
, .uiu iy uauie cry are Ui.xie a tue , tjul uivselt
nnonious to cb sex. I'm
higlilv
a irood Unin
non.
en pwt feer fan -becawse it had a pikter
lua-
nized, i H'eckon. Now ibe trotibJe of all
sich is that after these bayonets leav e
lere ana uo -UotRe, twese . tvettveoat tv-
lants 'caiw't come baelt any inoie. Some
Qeorgj' fv?A will i-wash the juice out of
Vm sertini, and that wouldn't' be neither
harmoniows -or healthy. JJetter let tiae
wimen alone. '
Then tlicre is anotlher thing I'm waitin
for. Why don't they rekonstrukt the
niggers if til y a eevergoin tot They've
give 'em a powerful site of freedom, and
very little else. Here's the big freed
Men's buro, and the little bums all over
the country, and the papers are full of
grand orders and special orders, and'par
agrafs, but I'll beta possum some of 'em
steals my wihkI tins winter or treezes to
death. Freedinan's buroJ freidman's
humbug I say. Jest when the corn need
ed plcnvin the worst, the buro rung tlie
beli and tolled all the niggers to town,
and the farmers lost the crop, and now
the freedman 1s getliti cidd and hungiy,
and wants to ir- back, and there ahit
to, lint freedom is
for freedom's buro I
libertvvof thee I don't
all right. I in for free-'
Nobody wants any ;oie
txWtftm'f to be nigh him. I like all the Johnsons
wants to r i bat
nuthin for 'em to ;o
CD
biir 1 1 i ii r- Hurra
'Hut you see, my friend, we are gettin
stless about tome things.' The war had
kum miry heavy on u, and after the
g collapse, we thought it was over for
nd. We had killed
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slavery. Jt tlic auoiiistitniists Nad let us
aione we w.-uld have tixed it up riglr a
long time ago, and we can fix it tip now.
The buro aint iixed it, .and aiut goin
to It don t know anvtuiiiir aeout it.
ooun gnd it. For twenj yers me and Sam
have been work in torther in the justice court. I
was an iverlastin defendaut, and 8am the Consta
t)le, but be TieVeT sold my property nor skeeied
Mrs. Arp. Hurrew for -the Jolinsonsi
Well, en the whole, there's a 'heap of thinjrs to
be thankful for. I'm tliairfiful tire war is over--that'i
the big thing. Then I'm thankful I in't a
black republican. I'm thankful that Thad Stevens
and Sumner and Phillips, nor nope of 'their 'kin
ain't no kin to me. I'm thankful for tike faigh priv
ilege of hatin all such. I'm thankful Iliwin Dfxey
in the State of Georgy ; atad our Governor's iwuie
ain't Brownlew. Poor Tennessee I I goHy, didn't
she utchfe Andy .Johnston's p.nrdon's won't do
rehtsrriiichfliad there. They better git 5ne from'
the devil if tlwy ex ekt it to .pass-. Wewder what
ade Proviiienw iifflikt 'em with such a cuss.
"Hut I cant dwell on siuh a sulg'ekt. Its highly
dejijoralizin and unpio!? table.
("Sweet jr.Tid ol Liberty, of thee,"
j 1. could iMl'sing -in Tennessee.
Hut then we've had a circus onccmore and seen
thedlowb pliiv 'round, and that makes up tor a hep
of tfuuble. I" fact, its tlie' best singn of rekonstruc
tion' I have yet obseived.
You ii i, hopin, '
!3ill An?.
P. S. And they bawled Grant's cabin a thous
and miles. Well,' Sherman's war horse stayed in
nriy stiiiilo one night. I want to seH the stall to
some Yankee. State fair As our.' people ain't the
sort that runs alter big folk's things, the stall ain't
no more .tlian any other -Stall to ?n State Fairs,
"is lor aie. I suppose that farpc.'S Weekly or
Frank Le.-ly -will paint a piktevtw it soon, by 'draw
ia mi iljr.-ii- jutagitiation. It. A.
rAtrOETTBaBRO.,
C0 t MISSION A N O FORWARMNS
ME R O ti A K T S,
A KB
N"EUAL PUCWIE tALKRS,
NEW IflEUNE, N. O.
Kovenyber 3rd, 18b5. Jm lJt.
Roberts, Hutohison &. Ffrter
BUR WE&i B. nOBERTif,
K. NYE HtJTCHISON,
JEHU FOSTER,
ALISliUIiY, N. CAROLINA,
EXCHANGE mzOKEHS,
Buy and til Gold bilvrr Coin,
Bullion Bonds and Bank Notes.
A Tragic Wedding.
The town of Ivaschus, in Hungary,
has just been the sceno oi a tragic
event. A gentleman of the environs
was ; to be -married to a young lady
,.f the town, and on the day iixed for die
wedding the bridegroom and his friends
4-..VK, 1 i 'o
Iks until the novelty of the thinir had ! V,lr'1leo,, ,mve- ,u Iiro1!e1e! M
rii off unA w . -i. . . ! tor the oooiMiiirr -r than any abulishiu-
t all over. Children were iucreasin
kJ vittels diminishin. By a close cal
dashun it was jMtrsevcd liiat we did'nt
1 our enemies us last nc tli-
rted. and about t U'ra ti... t ti,rtni. ra,ter KOIH round tor J wee
.vas a i,itv that on, nC rZ 1 tbw'n christians raised thirty seven dol-1 Y. Mong. Uunng the repast,
.. 1 . . " iielVj 1,. I...-i.l . . .1 I o i WHICH WHS CPI-vpH a Iqk H.a r.isi;i xt
l ot cut ott the breed of funinerssomc ' s u ' "uuu 11 '"ggl cutircu in oaviui- - - , ?
tmf rhn li t
nun.- iney are oowarrtii on meory uiu. w jvdicu. hu uiu uih-
mighty scace on practice
ut its no use talkin.
waitin .who's been foold
1 1st. We are as poor as 'Job,- but I'll bet
I o flsllott ll'k itnil HtllJlt Itl.ll'.t Illitllilt 111
i VI '.7 1 I til V Ullll IcilOVj IIIWI I.' IHVIHUJ "
Rome to build u nijrfer fbiireli than ihev
did in JJostovvn, 't he -papers say that ! went in. procession to Ivaschus, preceded
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oidc -.. the lios-! j "i"vi oi music, ana nrin nnes as
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which was served utter t ho
INSURANCE FIRE, Lift and Marine, Repr
vnting a Capital of more tlran
$w,ooo,ooo.
Commissron Merchants fur thepurchas or Salewf
Coiitu, Tobirtjeo foe
N. H, Orders .from a distance respectfully solici
ted. rroKurt attention given to collection of claims.
Hefrrencefc riven whaa required. Office No. 1
Covns 6rick I'ow. '
Novemtrr 8'h '85., AI49
t. c. worth.
N . SAN
WflBTH TIAIYTTP
COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
T. C. and B. G. Worth' old stand outh Water St.,
WILMINGT03SVN. C. ,
Will giro strict persoiml attention to Sale or Ship
ment of Coiton. Naval Storesaiid General Produce
A Ipo, to receiving and forwarding Giwuif.
Agents fur Cpw Fear lilie ot itiver Stemners m
Fayettrville, aud Scil Line's to New York utid PlnU
delphit. s Dealers in Cotton,-Bagging; Rope, Lim, Plaster,
Guhiki, l ord's Feriiliier, Salt, and Coal,
November I A, Iba. pdlmdlSC
Winter Fdshioiis.
LATEST STYLES
UcFARLAND.
Mr.
or 20
e seed a far fight.
veara ago.
llien you would
General Sherman
itld nt have walked over the track,
i Ulyses would have killed more men
n he did of hut own side. I hav al
ys thot that a General ought to be
rtiklerwhich eide le was gacritisin,
Vell, if the war is over, what's the
j of hllin up our towns and cities with
fliers any longer.
-groom on .thvsutrden disappearance of
Jiveipboirwill know by who nau gone io uer niomei
Mr. Johnson says hes i m tat kitchen. , The husband went to
HTWltie to pvnfi imf ti t tlisif'a nil tl.-il lw nnn iln nnW- 41rtA Illc mil'. 1 i .1. - J
ii ',' ' , " iiu, anu, seeing ner m tne miusi
its all anybody can do. Mr: John Ws heaos- i-A o.,.n. ,. n . i A ,
fevel. Pn, tor him, and every bouV ou,d,t to be , 0tt' U1 ,ot ?me"' requested he to
rorhim only he's powerful slow about some things.' re , 10 the dining room, bile play
1 ain't a worsbinm.. i,i. ll i fully reiuseri nnrl run ow-nv. 1m.ii jhitlc jis
lenn hunaw for Andy Johnson, slie ent.Uor vnnnor hnl:inri t ion took
hear folks hoik
ill It I lilt rOlm-n 1. ; T 1 T 11 . L. A
he's our nw, v m V ,' - . K 7 1 fle' ftl,(b aiming at her,' cried,
ne s our tieiid. ell, ppose he is, hadn't he ought ,t)ine J T ' P -u rVuL
to be? Didyou expekthimtobeadog. Bekause . T? ,e171Inna J ... lhe
ee.arv to be d avin " 1 ..r'ft'u, anu repneu. rue, n yuu
11TI
v n ere s vour re-
strtiktion that the papers say is soin
.a rn.Vidlv? Wh,Vc thn UK.-to, 7"'". 4ua,!Pn. us 13
.x....v .. ..w .v v oipocru around the fltst0ol of poweP and makin
lbe rifle went olfthat instant,
Man sit n IToum.
tlAVimjii?t returned irom ine norm witti e.
chice STOCK Latent styles of Bonnets. Hats,
Veils, tiibbons, Feathers, Fl iwers, Silk belts, faney
Berkles, Imir Netis, fancy head Drestta, old ladiea
."ape &r., dte. ALSO,
ia peparea1 to cut and make ladies dresses, cloaks aa
elmdrrn's cloth, in the latest fashions would ko
pteased to see her former customers aud the public
general! -. Price reasosatle aud prompt aile nuou to
Orders. ' Oei. J, 18o5 dlyl96
FOBS ALE,
A number of well rooted Grapevi ie, cousistingof
fitie varieties, tor further ialornatioa apply at this of
fice. .
November 8th '65. if 149
'PRAGUE BROTHERS
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
pLI) STAND, SALISBURY, N.
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