The Greensboro patriot [May 23, 1872]

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P0BLI8HED WEEKLY
AT GREENSBORO, N. C,
By DU FFY & MOREHEAD
TKUMS—cub invariably in advance.
One veni >'.;. nix ruoiilh* tl.'<£o, three mo*. 7.". cl-
CyAnv penon sending.*1!* nubwiiben» will re
feivr one oopy ijratu.
Kales ol Advertising.
Trantunt Adeertiicinentl jiayMe in adranre I
yearly adrertitmrn'.i quarterly in advance.
1 sqr. (10 lines or less) l»l IsinHaa S MJ
Each additional ineeitioii,
Three months ?**
Six • ib» .''•(5
On.,«r, I"-"0
leolmuii M hieeruon, ''-"0
Earn additional -'-w
Three months, ao.UO
Six muntha, WJ-00
Un<- year 45.00
i -.,; i:on'l.-i insertion, I"-'-"1
Each additional *■<«
Three months $&M
.Six montha, -»*•-'"■
Oueyear. "5.00
1 L-oiumu 1st insertion, 15.00
Each additional, «.00
Three months, 41.00
Kir month. 7."..OH
i m* jma 1 *'••"»
tc_r* BTECUL NOTICES 50 percent higher than
he above ralaa.
If CMHII orders six weeks, $7; Magistrates'
I, lour week.. s.*», is ivU'iwe.
Xeai t adveniaementa changed .pjtuteily if
deaired.
fS"" Obituary ■rOtlafH| <>T*?r fit** lim-.», tliai>.'*jii
.- i«lv«>rt.tjeniMiU ami |.ai«i for in ftdvauce.
The Gree
Established in 1824.
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Professional Cards.
U. 1* MliNhLSHAIX. JOOSt N- SlAI'I.K.S.
MENDENHALL & STAPLES,
▲VVOBVSvTi AT: hXWf
i.m:I:\SUOIIO. \. C
Will practioa in the Courts ofGuiltord, Roeking-bk.
ii, Davidson, Koraytbe, Blokes, Randolph and
Aiasaeuce - alsu. I ■ 8. Circuit ami DistrielCoarte.
Special jiei.iii.ii given i" collections in nil parts
,.t ilu. State, and to cases in ilaakrvptcy.
If Ottee our door North of the Court Hottae.
J, . Sfl . If.
Dillard & Gilmer,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
■ m ■- over liaub of areenskoro,
OPPOSITE JJENBOW HOUSE,
I)1(.U Hl'K in Hints and federal <.'..iJi J-. an ':
in Ibecouiiliesol Uiiillhrd, Ahunaure, Itau-
.lolj.li. Davidson, Slokrs, Yadkic, Surry, Bock
-w and t'nawell.
11n.- ».i lb.- Jinn will always atleud lbs regular
I'robatc Courts of Kockingbani, Alamance and
i ii counties.
April w. 1879. SO&ly
Business Cards.
H. II 1>. Wilson. Cm*. E. SIIOIIKR.
WILMP.1 to. BHOBBB,
BAXKEKS,
QKEEN&BOhO, K.C.,
(South fclm Street, uppaailli ri|»—■ OBiee.j
lluy mid sell Gold am! Silver, Hank Note-,
State and Qoveraaeenl Bonds, Kail Bond Stork.
ami Bunds, Ac., dtc.
ff Receive Itoneyou denosi'l subject to RIGHT
CHECK; a.ol uiiou iiiti'icsi in kind
upon lime deposits of CURRENCY or SPECIE.
Dawnonni Bnalneas l*:iiici-!
CoUecUois Made at all Act^MWc Paints.
Sept. Ulth, ly
Chat. G. Yate&,
MANUFACTURER
IX, Sheet Iron a.ol Copper Ware, i
Dry Goods, Hals, Hoots and Sin
Ware. Lamps, Crockery, --.nil Giant Ware, Gr .
series, Stoves, ami assorted Goods, ueuerally.—
So 'it South Elm Sii.et.(ii.,i..i,.,i.,,X.C. GowU
noli! low fur cash, or baiter. j.iu l'J:ly
GIsOttiULS AND PRODUCE !
My Darling's ShoeJ.
cau THURSDAY, MAT 23, 1872.
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|Now Series N©. 221.
OF
T' l«l dr.,
J. W. Scott & Co.,
EAST MARKET ST , GREENSBORO K. C
KEEP ccnrtuillr (m Imiiil .t full ami wtll «*•■
Ir-cied »tock oftffocerieB and cmiutry j■:««-
luce. Altohai
and liu warw.
Prices aa low ;
and
. anv rvliable bout j.c: S-]y
W. B. FARBAB
•TATCII MAI.II:,JI.M'i:i.Ki:
OPTK ivs.
Greensboro, X. C
l!a. constantly on bnnd i
.pleudid aasortmenl <-i
Fatkionahle •/< welry,
ami some splendid llatcni
AND CLOCKS,
Which irill I" «ohl
I orjjaii8 go BO fur as to assert that States
God bless the. little ftet that can never
go ! anU .communities Bnd individuals bare
axtray. no HRhts oxc< pt siitli is ore secured to
Per the little shoes nre empty, in my closet ' tltetn by the general gOVfrillBf nt. It is
1 someltaimideaswtaayk.e one in hand, (•nmttlM till : b,iu„t.,a„is„te.p for-tbe iid,m. iui..Ntm. t-ton to no.-
IM„ . » » iiertake to enforce tbis doctrine, and,
It is li lit.le. half worn shoo, and mncu too wben that undertaking Kiici-et-dit, we
-mall forme; I may live witU as mncb real frn'tlotn
Ai"1 "'Ind* °-!iu° ' feC' " Sen*C °f MUm l08* ; ""-" il"-v "''l,,e mo,,t <fc*I*»H« govern-
Ami Aarp MVIMD, two years ago, it cnt my ! ",Pn,a tllc 80" elli"e9 "l*011 «" *« Cttu
heart in twain. j nudcr our own. Are we prepared to
O,„b, ,li.i,t,l,.: f,wt.,t.hat. weary not., I. wat.t.,for .t.hem i d„e„c„l,a;r„e„I'„.o,niiM,- -•i..itie e.,i„vifr„inn.eiit o_il thMi3s , ,,,„_ | conliiienl a luilnre, and that onr only
E..i ■ I::mdiif(ii!j{OH the tide, and they haw ' '"'I10 is ■ military (h'spotism Under
reached the shore ; , Gratil '. ti,,d l',n bill!
And while the blindluc tear-drops Wet IDUSC mm~^m—^~^—^—
little shoes, so old. - . -
l trj to think my dulling'* feet are treading: Montgomery Blair on the^itujt-
Mnute efgold; tion.
Anil then I lay them down again hut alwavs f . ' J
luni nt d say, i"»! iiniicxod letter from ITm. Mont-
Goil bless the little feet that now so rarely j gumeiy Iilaii', who is i<-|iuteil to have
been S!i:ue<vliut on Ihe in.sidc ofpoJilkM
i'u coiinccrion with tlio Cincinnati C'ou
venlion, i.s luinisheil fur publication,
and will I);: read with interest:
WASHINCTOX. May 7,18T2.
M \ I >IAK G EMUiAi.: 1 have yours
of tbe lib. We will have to take Give
ley or (riant, ami we will takeGreeley
—reluctantly, of oonese, bat not the
less certainly. Ami he will bo the
mine certain ol i-leuttofl liecnuse the
Dciiiociats ilu not wish loemhiaeehiui
at liist.
As for their isnilillg a camlidatit of
etH not stra
And " iii:.- I thii, am standing, I almost Men
to ■, !■, <
The little form beside mo, j . t as it nsad to
be :
li.u little r.oe uplifted, with its soft and ten-der
eyes-
All, me! 1 might have known that look was
born for parodisn.
I coach my arm I loudly, hut they clasp
the eiupt> air,
For there's nothing of aiy darling, hut the
rho.fc bo lined to wear.
lib! t'.e bitterness of parting cannot be done
away,
1 .'ntit 1 meet my darling where his feet can |
never straj ;
Win
Historical.
W lien Abraham Lincoln, was oleetei:
President, the follottiu^ v>»*.
, THE PoruLiB Vos-s. . .
Limcel. _ _ _ _j,-,^UM) 12a,- - - »M£K3 BrecUiuriUge, - _ _ ;sta%
.. * "" -'-..•. tMsu.aOi
Ihe above i8a stntimc at ot thentr.i*
vous east in the United hU e* .:;,, i
•eparatiugand dutriluUiugtiU LUMOU
ticket.
Tbe above is from t!ieIN:i;,: & lister
Kew
h't
Kauical Blaaphemy.
-«•_/ l-'w °%e boldera meetin* In
■■■■I WN f MitssaehwuTa
Urh*lUli,(o-W, j^,^ illd f#lto—
'■^."■iicteris-i,. language:
Hi was a Republican from comic
j on ami br.l^lm fa p.„y came
iiiui banr; Horn tbe pruyim, lal^r*,
"-'1 uobj^t IHWiwiiuMB.^ |ne bj,,
e,Vl>eU;i» . lho *»«"ito-. to meet tbe
b^birtt'b^^^teiJrr
call. SiMevaMEbiaju;
. ' " -"-—*•«••- 'vwnvtl i -a IftMIVI -Jll Uin fcUt'O
iiiree hundred am! liiu two thoasaud I '""* '"m ,rt pans... nnd come back aud
hundred ami forty nmrtj votes . «• °" ?>th ns in the trinmphs of tbe
than Lincoln, rrto this*major:ty we'ua':^"
add the «03,soi vo',..s ;,:.;i •„,. lie;i,;c
Ul'-:"'";sc.Ytractfiom the i
tne jiopH.'ar majority against Ltnonlil k"",!ltor* Rl>e*n, tbe Washing
woulil have been within a fraction ma ir*tt "Hnmnifti as follows:
n 1 no mure am drifting ujion the surgiu;; j their own, it wouM be both disastrous
.o.ut, wiijt.h1';I.nui saf.el-y ,li,sn,ae,d upon ,th, e ot,,her 1|a«mjil d:f.a.g.,n..w. e.lin..l../iT;„n.e:y.. all.:g,iave in their 1 I iitlliesuin to Hie Cincinnati Convention,
I„ par! nt, heart, while awaiting to see the j ""<' 'J'e "»0sl ob-lr. nerous o| Ureelej's
shinin|» way.
Fur ihe little feet, in the streets, can never go
astray.
Radical
tou Pa-
■av« oeen wnnin tin.-non of a """ '"'""infuts ns inii/i»/i. These numln-rs ::.ay h v. an. i . "Jhere is but one wnr of character-nistorical
interesl berealter, aud luere W"US»o|| wwds as these, and mat is
■aireiid i.i oar j" «-'H ti.v:ii what lhey are, arraut
MnnptlPmy. A =tra!n of more s".ame-
,'." """ '"tiebViaUhi ir«v«Mica and <■■
vi,'- A !:vr'-v *l:u'- Ao° -T1'* l! " S ^'••-"'uj.iu.ii, could buidlv find
Ads.ivi „.,,„„„,,. ..,_v,. y,,, „.,. (;H.(.. jTiuessfhn, thoqgb it j,s Uot the
ej s lulvoracy ol magiiai.ihiiMM nnd fl"* ••■tai.ip!^, hy anv means, with
coucilni.oi-y pmi.-y lotheSotuli i-, not *"'rtl "'« party to which Senator Wil-
« cl.Mgshas furnished tbecouulry.
•; couln II.-.I- .such langnaire but a
fore we place them
columns.
» . -. IIAI.I.. runs. ii. KKinill,
r. S. CommwskHier. Begisler in Uaukruptcy
It A I.I. .V li lOIXill.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
UltKEXSDOKO, N. C,
PRACTICE in the Courts of Guilford. Bock-iiurhaio.
Pavidson ami Bamlol|di. Also in the
Ull*MI sml Ubtriet Courts of the t'uited States
li Carouaa.
Part cular alleiitiuu |<iven lo
l.ajTKKMAIi IUBVBNI K CAL8KM
i r s. Courts and before ihe !i..i AIUMI.M
at WAMIIM.|OX.
Will i-ive imsrial attention lo the prosecution
I - .: ihe govemmsul t.-rpiop.-.-iy
;..Uoii by ihe I S. Army, and s.:Ii practice i-e
the Coinmieei '• il by lal.- ait "i
■ laHe the leslimon} .
Will also atteial prouiplly to npplieutions un-
,lei n I • - i. >loi liu lo Ihe pen-
.nil roll*, surviv «rs ot'ihe vvai ->i l-l'^.
Jan r.':ly
RALl'H t.t)Ki;i:i.l..
Attorney and (uunscllor a( Law,
Greensboro, W. 0.,
murt# of Alamanee, Da-vidsoii.
ti i Iford .o, I Randolph, ami Hank
* i'i: e. No. .'> Law Bow uu West
I . ■■ II .
I'roiiipt nltetilioii piven lo eolleeting, and a!i
lineal rnmnnflisl Ui his care.
April 27, l-71;ly
iDEiNTT^rVL SU:RG-:EO:N-Dr.
B. W. Soott,
nl Baltimore Denial Coileae.
»*Wratehes,CI«ks.J1welry.Se»iugiI-chiiiiv,
and Pistols relaiiied cheap and ou ehorl nolbe.
Call opposite Ihe Old Aibrighl Hotel, East
Maik.-t Street. l': ly
IV An assorted stock of Gnus, Pistuls, Car-tridges,
Ac, always on baud.
J. A. Ptlichett,
Cabinet-Maker
Kia nil are DenVr,
r'rriin Ihe Washington Transcript, (BepO
The One Man Power.
"Kternal visilnnee is Uw priep of lib-11
i.\.'" N'cver. tuiug the existence ol
this oation.i
a potent significance as now; for never
before was democratic government in
this country so near its overthrow and
ruin. The whole tendency of this ad-miniatratiou
has been to tbe concentra-tion
oi nil the powers of the general
opponents had their candidate befon
the convention —Vothccs, tor example,
was loud in his advocacy of Judge lJa'
vis, and ilie. World was earnest in
pressing Adams. Now, there certainly
cau bo no greater departure from piiu
ciple in supporting Greeley tliau. there
would be in siippoiling Davis or Ad
uld this saying have guoh I ;;u's- mJ"'y other 'K^ietil. i'here cau
bo. in net iio motive unsigned for the
support of one ot these men and the
refusal to wippttt either of the iHlieis
lor mere penMHtal preference. This i*
not ■tatesmausbbi. It is mere caprice,
if not somethingVorae, wbieh no-man
w
ill
Since the death
illowlctt, mv '
.1 friend
Ihiroghl it heal to let mi
live H,. liherally patronised Os) know tl
uni still at tlio "Ill office ol 1 low Ui: .V Si
.;. tt biiil.liiig, where 1
tice lieutistry at pricrttkal <;
at. Tin- Dental College
I I'i. .1. W.
Ilil lllillll I'S-
1 partner, I
tinners (who
t I
•tt,
export lo prac-
,L .,..,>..:.:
I atteudeil i.- constd-eredtbebesl
in llie wurld, and Ihe 7 years
i L.u' had enables mo to perform
. i.itinu- io die Dental piufnsaion ••»'.•
and in the '■.' slj lea.
Call .11.1 gel one of my neat little booksen-
"How to Saw- the Teelh."
1 referyon to :.n\ of Ihe fullowing naines
as to In) uliilily as A Deiir-.l Prnctitioner.
Dr. II. \V. ('. Keubow, I). I>. S.; Kugene
Morebead, C. li Vates, Sherid HtarTord ; Hi-t
K Hall, M. Ji: in. II. II. Staples. U. 1) :—
l»r II W.Glenn, M. D : Bobetl SI..an. .li :
i ol. Win. S.ott. W. 1! Ih.galt, Col. I. .1.
-. Kuberl Sloan, Sr. Samuel McLean,
W. S. Moore, Levi M. Scott, W. C. Porter,
Seymour Sleele, Jesse Lindsay, Cant, j E.
iilmer, Kev. J. Henry Smith, Dr. John E.
l-ngan, M U. july.T:ly
Dental Notice!
AWOl'M•;::. In ihe i liaem
and Uttilfonl l oi utr i.,..t
].a:. i mnv lhauerer lo pioviile il.eni •. ■.!
U.XDEKTAKlAG.
llo i, prepared lo furnish, nl i v. n nor ."S
KOTICK.Oolnusof any Nyle, -ni.i has a ilH
IIKABSE buill expr-eslv lor il rues of ll.ej .1.
All im1*«w fiir lTI.MTIl;i:. CC^FFIXS, &c .
prosiptlf iiKfiiilt-il li. ;.i in.»!. i;i:.- chargtM. Anv
nark clable i rialm** r:tk< n in « xi!.. ugt i v.• \ 1.
t-i. -j;ry
Mrs- C. 1'. Lro,
II;i\ in;; ivceivxu .". IMW
7-ufinvo Piano, U pr<]ian«l !«> pivn «Atiafac-lory
I.K*->'»;»> i\ Mi -.it ..i iiMtu, il ralr-i.
Ol.l) IN8T1TCTK,
1*11: * r GrootialHtrn, A - • 1 i i .'.ih.
N. II. I). WILSON,
U¥RSi PfRE INsUftNC.: JM2EST,
Greensboro, >.. C,
REPBESEXTS liist. la:..: Ciuipaiiies with
an aggregate :-;i ti:: .1] of over
THIRTY MILU0N8 DOLLARS,
and run carry :: full lineal fair rati -.
C7"0fBce,up .tairs over Wilson A Shelter's
Hank, miller the eiliciejit mj 1 rvisiim of
w. n.
couinjeuccd the
iiii.'ul. The doctrine
stirred no leap m.-ivc
leait. lint :: fi rdays
mli'f be wrote ihe Cd-to
■ gentleman of tl.ia
moment tbe war
ot eternal hatrei
chord in his big
after Lee'ssurrt
Inning letter
city ;
UBPIOF ur TUB Tltli:; SR, )
NSW foSK", May 1 :i. !-::,. |
My Dear Kir—I have youis of ihe
8th. for which I thank yon. I b arti
concur v.itl, .,„(;: \:..... ,, ull.:;
mid be our national |. :,,.,. d am
on
None cnuin 11.se oUch language "|.n:«rf*iicaJ :.i:,l selfrigLtcomi hypo-nte.
lost to every sense of reverence
• • -I--: >lrve done before him, and
*««Mf»W mrh n transgression
ol all 1'.at is allowable or tolerable, in
Li Ofiil or .sj.-eeh, it. the |M<litieal
the worat kind of dema-doing
n.^- utmost to have incwy and rui-ry. the most shocking to 'ill
limpmiiwijliy its rilling atuiUtea.- ' '■ rt' i wen, the most inraltinC
Unly jet.the insurgentsj.iu withnaia "evueut and really relinioM ,„,■!,,
"■"J 1 nS slavery is uu uion-, ami l tl.i,,:. "i ■ ' II I : assumingil,0 mask ot tho
ssii.r..
lad to wait in all
\v r. BASOX, M 1
(Oftlie Bait. A I'll
Bespectielly 1 Ben bis services as
I > E X T I S T.
1. s ,, |i M :.> bauLdi ,:.' far M poaaiblv;
ilio "mil.- operaiora" and ilw M>-call«d DeDliaU.
X B Cal - -I 'i.n..i 10 I Ian Rirt-rl
iiled ill*- fii-i i>ppormuir/.
iii'i'i.;.. -'."• reara riicci*»«fitl piadin
.tin ii. 1.1.1I prof* ntiuiiH niitJ :!.
.. Ki fiinu.
mar 2H
' . 1>. I>. s ,
ila CidlriLya.)
Ofllc*
wlio wil! a| nil timed I
* hu iieMre either
Life or Fire Policies,
mar 14; ly
BAVIO Sii'OTT,
Jewellerand \\;•,;climak<• i,
North Elm St., Easl side of iheCoor; House,
Will Work for Half-Price
In repahino Watches, Clocl
am! State goveriinii'iiis in itself. Indi-vidual
lights are set at nought,and the
sovereignty of Slates is iguored,in eve-ry
case where they interfere with the
supposed interests of the clique at the
White Mouse. Nor is this strange when
we consider the composition of thu
clique. Toe President himself is really
• very little account. Hut i<7«ir he is.
is precisely Ihe same substance as that
of his principal advisors. If anything
woi th iio'iiiioi.iug, hu is purely a null-t.
ny i.|':i.-i: of I be narrowest gunge.—
Having been sneccsafnl and become
supreme in war,bc is just titled to as
SUine the powers, of a despotic ruler in
time of peace. So he gathers about him
a p...t\ of choice spirits—graduates of
West i'oiul—.wi.o.like l.im.aie loonar-row-
niindcd to consult ,uiyi>oii»'.- inter
ests but iheir own,and these lorin the
conclave that governs theUuitedStales.
These puny lledgliiiga in political
seieaee undertake to instruct onr old-est
an:! most tried trusted, and expi-rieneeil
statesmcn,und if their imperti-nence
is treated as it deserves, under-take
in lead these same statesmen out
of tbe party. When did these or tl.eir
chiel bet cine republican, anil how ?—
livery one knows that if, indeed, they
belong to the pa.ly nt all, it is only by
adoption and their chief by election up-on
its ticket. OI cotwse Ihey are bet- !
ter republicans than those who made p^"tr„V"L*!!..-f
them what Ihey are! llitt we shall not
let them oil'on a mere party test. In
thai we concede them theadvuntngiyis
guardians usually concede' advantages
to iheir wauls. But upon the broader
grounds of In e popular government we
cannot release them. These knightly
gei.tleuuti are precisely like those born
ol Ihe dark ages, except that they lack
valor and knightly honor. They have
fell Mm iron, desnoticrule of military
inpeiiors,aud are determined to have
satisfaction now of their subordinates,
whether they be military or civil offi-cers.
Tyranny is the best school lo turn
ot;t IJ Hints, oppression breeds oppres-sion,
aud accordingly ''these gallant
will to our views.
Just now, tin. assassiuaiiou of Pie.a-ean
indulge "in without the loss of pub dent Lincoln nas made the Sorlh fu-id
Jewel
a ]' i i'. ::.:! y
JOIIN' WEST,
DYER AND SCOURER,
Ubright'* Btock.EastMa .:--•.(... n ,X.C.
wriLL Clean or Dve SSilk, Straw, \\\;,\.
\ the
1 eel
\c»v Goods : \c»v Goods ::
w.
I)1
S. R ANKIN'S.
..Is. Boots sml Shoes, lint.-. KotloMI
ng, i*iece Goods, Ladies' and Men'*
l!Y G
h .1 Ulovee, Iterlin Gloves, Hei '- Mm k li
M — - , at. i.'-, li v. ,| Cblldrsti'.-
! «e. I Vi -:- Men'. Merino Shiil-
' Mel ',' bit, SI ■- i: . ,,• .. Smi :,
s :ii' S. ..•-1 . ,i .- ,„.
<lolhinz! «lnlhln::! !
tht: ityle. riiiht-andllbl
• - is Ihe place to but) rea
".' '"•" 'bing c a,„l look.
Ilj* ll.oin.: been practivailj ..; this hu.iui-ss,
both .n this country an.I Scodand fur th* pasl an
y-.-.f, raaraotets ssth-uetiou. Terms CASH.
I will iii.i be tesji.iii.ibi,- t„r damage done by
moths, nor forslotbiBff left in mv estabUshmeiil
more than'one month. If not called for within
thai liiue the goods will lie sold for cost, l'.l'l.lv
A. J. llKOCKMANN,
Manufacturer of Cigars,
SOUTH ELSI STREET,
KKi:IiI:ii''Ss constant
the finest .;,.:
r..-i
Hut. ! Hilts:
I right prices
Mai.,
Hoots unit Shoes!
Just received a large nock t„r I.„,!i,..
Men. HOTS and Children, w.you bad isi
, -rue to h'aiikoi .- aiol buy a
Hisses,
a. Well
pair.
Shirfs! Mill tsl Slilrtn !
Hade in good sryls ami out of tbe he»t materl-
1 iiey look nicer and lit belter, anv ivav
janlftly ' '"
:■ ba 'I a laree stork o
-. of Havana and domestic
ml also tine.! brands ..'' s ..,. _ Tobacco,
'•.oh* I" Cipir-HoMer., and a selecied st«-k
I in .-.,... iiistruments.
He keep. e..n, am i • ,;
an prom| ly li:; ■:. en si rtesi otici
:. ■-."'1 \ -| d
J. E. O'bullivan,
Tin Plate & Sheet Iron Worker,
Dealer In
Ptaatabed, Japanned & stamped
TIN WARE, STOVES,
DUMPS, Lbjbtuio( [{..Is, A -.: stencil Plates,
BRASS CHECKS,
for Hotels, Saloons. A
li.l- l'if,!!;_-, lioolilig, tilltl ■io;, A e., promj
executed.
Men-hunts are invited to e:
tore purchasing elsewhere.
HIV stock be-full
gfcty
young iiii'ii" (we quote the licjiulilica.t,)
make useol their esnerienoa. The uat-iir.
il tendency ol military diseipline is
in absolute subserviency 0:1 the one
baud ami absolute despotism on the
other. In this case subserviency is un-necessary,
because they rule their only
siipcrii'.r.us at present assigned to duty,
and therefore their little minds are con-centtated
upon their petty despotisms.
But with contiunance in |>ower this
cliijiic grow bold, as soldiers are wont
to be when gorged with success, nnd
seek to make their power permanent.
t'.'u v tell ns ibrougli their organs that
nil who will in'I join in re-cleclingGen.
Giant io the Presidency are traitors to
the party; and by the modes best
known to themselves, arc dragooning,
forcing, and buying supporters. Let
them follow their dark, devious, uncer-tain
ways. W'c feel assured there is
si ill virtue euough in Americans to
keep them true to the faith of tbefath-
■ is ol the republic. They are not yet
prepared to declare free government a
Milure. Between free sell government
and a central despotism there can be no
In sitatiou, aud the people of this conn-
Will shortly so attest. We cannot a|i-
|M-al to ihoso who are blinded by pride
of po.siiion.i'tlieial |iatrouage, or the ba-
MT motives df corriipi subsidies. But
to nil line Ajncricaiis who would ex-lend
the blessings ol freedom aud cou-ti.
bnte to tins future honor aud glory
ol the nation we do now most earnestly
c.iil for help. Ii ibis tendency to cen-tralization
is not checked promptly we
shall soon be engujl'td in a common
ruin. This arrogance ot power must be
Blend}' rebuked. The administration
lie oouQdence. For my own part *
* I go for the movement in-itial,
tl at Ciuuinnaii io arrest the
farther progress of radicalism. It is
the only practical way of arresting it.
As for running in a Democratic tickei
between Creole;.' aud Grant, that is a
ilodge that will not be allowed to sue
eeed. That cau be done only in the
Small field of local politics where the
contest between rival aspirants is per-s.
inal.iind has become embittered. Bui
the conies! between ihe UepnbLtcannuil
IicmoetiiMi: paiib-s has always been a
sectional conies;, one parly represent
ing Ihe Nor'.h and (be other Soutb,aud
whilst the coutest retains thai charac-ter
the Uepublicau success i.s sjsured
by the census, [tie only by dividing
the re litimi ions Jiorih iitid allyiug
itself with the uioie liberal division
that Ihe democracy representing the
South, cau hope lor the recovery ol
the light of self-government for its
section. The luoxieut that thcdeinoc
rae.v shall si i up for itself the korth
will close its ranks again, and the only
effect would be to sacriGce the leaders
in the Libeial party who had attempt-ed
to help r.s. This would disgrace as
and so help to defeat us, not only now,
but hereafter. Of course there will be
some honest Democrats who will not
at in this light, nnd
who «ill prefer to stand by their guns,
&C. But the i.oiscst fellows will be
those'wboareiutbepay of the ailminis
tration. Chaudlersaid recently (I learn
on good authority) then! would ben
straight Democratic ticket, and that
lie would give 625,000 himself to stall
it. There are a good many Democrats,
of the Tweet! order, leaf}}-to (ate his
money and help to keep the ilatu quo,
which i- profitable to them; fellows
who understand manipulating elaiins
qnletly, and Ihe administration has the
pnbHe pnrse at Its disposal and under-stands
them, nnd how Io make the
most of them.
There were over one hundred office-holders,
till ol them Grant's einisaries,
in Cincinnati working for Adams.
They wete nearly all lront Washing'
ton. I cin furnish the names of fifty
of tli.m. The strategy of Grant's
friends was to secure lor him the Irish
vote by putting Adams on ns, and so
compensate fur Ihe loss of the Liberal
Republican vote, but he was foiled,and
they arc furious. • * • • The
great majority of Adam's supporters
did not uudeiMand it. Ila! ihe public
uiii.il is now thoroughly aroused, aud
we shall gradually mould the public *•■"*" tttmtrethVdevM fc. ft deserves
nothing at the hands of anv Christian
lM'..,.Ie, iiny people not inured to habits
ot Wicligiwi* Uiongbf, but immeasur-
' scorn, gad tlia we trust it may
no! fail lo receive. There are enough
i.,'api:moi poliiitttl Warfare that are
l.cognized as legitimate, though some
ol u .in ..re. discreditable, without re-nous,
but we shall outgroig that.
1 shall not hesitate to labor and
suffer reproach in ih,-...... vi.v of |, :aveii
blessed thaiity ami mercy. Yours,
ITou.un: ('.;;, ::;.r,v.
B. w. -Brown, ;;.,,., v,,.;. ;.: p0u:!. soitlug Lo bl ..splumy, and this to prop
SI---J ■■-——•FT ''• ":"' of the most rotton iwlitical
Mr. Vales of the C-liitihilie DrnKWrnC
has reccivi'd the following lettel from
the Post Office Department :
POST OiPtrnDrcwH-HTST
WASIIINGTIIX, 11. C, M.iv I. IS72
X. C.
l»ly
critisi-., (hat ever festered in tlie midst
... any people sii.ee the dawn of eivili-
:..'.
A casup Disixpccrnro AGraT.—
•• coriespondenl in tbeCloveland ller-
■ - Ihe l.illo.yiin; piece of iutelli-to
. ' ie. well worth remembtvute:
shot '
Hr J. Vote*, a--,,:.,t' ;> „,
Sir—You arc informed, in
you, letter of April 27tn. tbnt. under i rTeaf a s'.'ovel not UtiitO to'redness,
the provisions ol seel ion 'Ml i : the and then pine* npon it a teaapoonfnl
postal regulations, ;„ n Uich yc t uro ; < I ..eshly buru.-ii cotlee and let it burn
relerred, publisher* ,.„.v enclose m i In a room where the air is impure. At
their publications sent to regular Brst yon will m> pamJuii,. peculiar
subscrilieis the bills I .. r SII:I ... . ... tilc mtBm
of the nassoaajaGbp awaiiai la taa
jtun,: *
urn were i
long I
floods of jaaa »■■ j >tjj. tilna^hrtty
twos have oaaaiat. The
spicuoas of these vereta lftMkMM,
when tbe town of Torre *«" "
destroyed; la lefts, t% It
ing thn Tillaji fiffnoaja. i
1850 and 1861, when toe en
esiirisHy marked Ax
grandeur. la the present
ashes aad awa taamtaa the vHlagM oa
the mountain side, aud tbe inhabitants
are removing their heaabold goods.—
riiousauds are eitcatwpan th «B aetda.
Tbe Illl IHvl H— m
s«d are soauag U ass.
the hoasueaa people, Xae ass J
ered with boats filled i C
The scene is grand and
description. Tbe-flan
up to a great height, W0€ (
rock are ejected with
shocks which are distinctly
■»s»»^«-*am»assa w
Mtmnic Ba§li$m—A "Vf^Mtgk
eorn-spoiideiit of tbe BaltinaoreTSGs, of
Wednesday, writes as follows;
Tbe novel ceremony of Ussoast bap-tism
was |ierformed at MaaMie TeaV
pie, last uigbt, by Albett^Pike, Eaq^
and other prominent 8eotuua Kite Ma-sous,
upon two children, sons of J
Joseph W. Nairn and Mr. E.B. r
Dr. Nairn's child, an infant,
on a cushion coverd with bh
the eeremony waa made
by lighted caudles, buraiaa in
formalities and paraphertaidia i
exalted degrees of the order, and -
was a large attendance. Prayer, aiag-ing,
etc., served as an
when the children, their
and others, were admitted. Wa
and salt were used in the ccremon
left bauds of the children being'<?
in a bowl of perfumed water, as si
dedication to thu service of virtaa I
truth; a delta was made oa than* ANMrt
bead with the forefinger dipped in oiL
at the symbol of wisdom, power' ami
love of God; and salt was placed iff'
their mouths as the seal of the Arabia
vow, which sanctifies aa enemy with
whom be has tasted salt. FiaaUj the,
children were invested with lambskin
aprons ani Masonic jewels, and their
Masonic baptism was pronounced eesa-plete.
^^^^^^^^
Melancholy S*lcidt.—\ LeaksTule
N. C. correspondent of the Dafrrlna,
(Va.) Time*, under date April 24th,
says; The quiet of our village was
disturbed yesterday, by the Sharif's
I scriptiuii thereto,without .en .:
I a! charge lor postage, a;,,; may v.:i:.
! or print npon theirpubliealious ur upon
j tbe wrappers I In rvof.the name and ad-
I dre^spfthu sabserlbcn !hcrc;-i,ar..l the
dale and 'Alien the subscript ion ,. .11 e\-
pire; but any otherenclosure ii « rituig
or in print snbjettts the [i fk .'• o let-ter
rates of postage.
Very res|ieetfiil|y,
.1. W. .MAUSHA t„
First Assis;;mi ;'. H-Ucuii-al.
I.Ai'iiinxi: —Tin London Tin,, .-. like
so many of the Centralized government
people on this side ol Ihe water, con
siders Ihe nominal ion ol Mr. Greel
farcical. Well, Rffer i
comes the cornedv, and wi
. uli, in a lew mo-its
however, you will Hud that the
ii i • filled with ihe smell ol coffee,
• 1 thai . vi rv impurity of the atmos-
! :.eic has i.e.-n totally destroveil—not
i:. iiieied. Lataawa ofyonr'scientiBc
ders fry it, where thu air is peeu
liarlyfoal, and note the resuils and
• -I-... lie iiioitus oj.eiandi. of the
-..soiie.'ling process. lten;ember the
susirul must be only so hot ns to cause
the c.lieo 10 burn with a copious white
aoke and the i|uiuitity indicated
1 k'c may be needed. To the sick tbe
■'" • : the i ifi'ec i.-i peculiarly grateful.
"I:A.\ .:: SriTKioi; f'ovRT —On the
(';vi! Doei-et. a vi ry important decia-i
., ,!v | i in '-ns io-,!,. by .fudge Totirgec. A
l,a. . |,nd l inoWnn trna made tonmeree the Sheriff
i-imngl. ol ihe first io turn with a |'': lefnsing to levy and sell a track of
feeling of relief in the last. I' n inj. | "*'.,","" ""~*iiririit im fananaio imtii,
supped full of ln.nois, tl.,. public mnv
be glad of an opportunity to laugh,
anil [terhapi it may become a g; neiol
thing; some laughing at Greeley, oth-ers
laughing on the ground (hut i.e
may who v. in:-, aud some, pi ihaps, in
fore the thing is over, laughing on the
wrong side of their nioulh.—TUiltiiHore
SUM.
when ihis :s il." cis: the | nwerof pur-chasable
individuals nnd of the venal
press is inconsiderable.
Twenty-five hundred immigrants ar-rived
nl New fork on Tuesday.
An Ohi i gill who does not stick at
trifles,claims to have bail fifty-seven
needles extracted from her body.
Tin1 lirst Greeley club organized
in Kentucky ordered loo white tats
from ii Cincinnati dealt r.
An linglinh lady is willing to make
affidavit to the fact of finding a frog
in tbe centre of a boiled potato
William II. Seward, Noah Webster
and Aaron Burr, all attended tbe saute
school in Goshen county, New York,
in the day so: their boyhood.
An Iowa paper described a fire thus:
"John Baldwin, o Drnndy county,
Oivm tl a del. etn r flue Iledoesu't now.
Loss, $300."
ihe Ashville Citizen
Uc~ Wo say Grant and Greel '. for
we cannot be brought to believe that
the strong, clear light east by the
events of tho past week !i ;s 1.; any
Democrat in doubt as to his duly to
himself, to his country. (!.:!::; lepre-
Bents the mailed hand ot the warrior
which, though the clangor of arms
ceased seven y.^arsngo, still hu : :;i"
south as in a vice. Mote than ■■': eai ■
situ* Mr. Qreely raised the banner ol
"Amnesty and Krptal Bights."—.Vest-phi*
Avalanche.
A Washington correspond 'ist nl the
Boston Adrrrliur says that "Judge
Davis left on Monday nigh; promptly
upon ihe adjournment of the Supreme
Court for his home in Illinois, and the
report is generally current today thai
hi* withdrawal from the labor tiekef
Aias-rding m the I field may be looked for nt any tie-",
thirty ■familTcs lef Clay, Cherokee.and i Cincinnati having dispelled Irf* h ;os
adjoining counties ol >i. C. last week and illusion, he prefers to retii. grace
for Colorado. ' 'ally at the beginning of the contest"
lliruic (irant.—The New York COM-mtnial
styles (irant "tbe hero Oi Dim-elson
& Vicksbnrg." To wbieh Ihe ' 'it-izni
ami Round Table thus nspniils:
"The idea of calling a man the le-ro ol
Donelson merely heeause be bapjiened
to be somewhere in tluit i: igbbohood
when twelve thousand u iru uo'vi,. ball-starved,
half-naked, bulf-fr /.•;.. halt-armed
men and boys surrendered to
keep from being run ovei and crushed
to death by aspleudidly equippi d ai my
of fifty thousand men is an absurdity
I be like of which is never to lie lonnd
outside of au American newspaper."
v- i... It has bei u assigned aud laid off to
til ilefeiidant as a Homestead. Tbe
emrn«el lor fno p'.iintiffcontended that
a . .'I the Geucral Assembly of
i-'-^'io) allowing non contlgioos tracts
i. bo assigned as Qomcsteada was nn-
• ifftntional : ;l.e court sustained the
point and granted the motion, the de-
! ;•:' nir appealed to the Soprcme Court.
i, ;!::.; deeis'on is confirmed by tbe
Supreme Court, it will create a flutter
I he Homesteads.—nuishoro He
ai (It r.
summoning a jury of inquest over the
illiam Wren, found«ffaa 'la-
I he upper part of Mr.
tion, formely Col. Ward's, abaat low
miles from Leaksville. Young' Wita
put an end to his existence, by dis-charging
a double barrel shot (fun load-ed
with a musket ball, through his
heart. He bad been discarded by a
young lady to whom he had paid bis
addresses. The jury rendered a verdict
of death by suicide.—8entim»L
— ,
DisTiNortsHF.D VISITORS.—Assoag
tbe arrivals ot tbe Orange Honaa jea-terday
were Karl A. U. Chnmberlalae
andlauy, Sir Albo'i Meredith and Sir
William James, of London. They at*
understood to be proa|ieeting for Min-eral
lands, with a view to perraaoeatiy
settling in Virginia, and are said tabs)
very favorably impressed with our sco-ot
the country.—Lynchburg Republic**
is." The Commissioner of Internal
ievenae has written a letter stating
iiat a baa come to his knowledge tbat
i-.rge sums are duo to the United
Slates iroin distillers on account of uu-pahl
taxes, which accrued prior to and
during the year ending April ."JO, 1872.
1 ..Hectors are then-fore directed to
oi.ke immeiliaie demand upon all per-i
ins in arr iirs for taxes, and to leave
ho menus untried toeoforco a speedy
piymeutof has amounts so tine tbe
i iiuei.t. Ailpieviotis orders stay-ii
c ;h • coilection of such taxes are re-v.-
ki d— ll'iw/iimjton Patriot.
FetyActiii'i Cmipiiiig.—We saw yea-
■ -idiiy liie-nn del of an invention, by
• t. Ctiiiiiue.v S. tjervoss, of this city,
tl.uli^ destined, we think to effect a
otnpietu revolution in the present
tuelawl <>I coupling and uncoupling
ears on rail:muls it is a very ingeuious
liiaiigeini-ut and hasbeeu patented by
Mr iservoss.— Wil. Journal.
Tying the hands of his child, lieating
i;iii fearfully, and then shutting him
.l.iwn cell.II. einling up by giving bin
wife n terrible thrashing, is all an El-miia
man did to get in jail.
tin healing of the nomination of
Governor* Oaldwell as the Republican
lominrevfor Gnveinor, a citizen of
Trini; v remarked, "if be ean't be beat-en
in North Carolina, I shall certainly
leave tbe State.
Marriage in " High " We.—Joe Hoi.
den was married before Rsqolre Weak-er,
in Raleigh, on Tuesday last to Mrs.
Estes, the divorced wife of C. L. Bates,
formerly a revenue assessor at this
place.—QohUlmro Mexgenger.
Au Illinois doctor gave a patient
opiates and then eloped with his wifs.
Judge Gresham from Louisville, Ky.
is endeavoring to send a colony to tbe
Asbeville section.
—Some girls are like old muskets—
they use a good deal of powder but do
not go off.
— An experienced boy says as re-gards
hunger and tbe chastening tod
as about the same thing. They both
make bim holler.
—"My Lord," said tho foreman of an
Irish jnry, erhen giving; the verdict,
"we find tbe man who stole tbe horse
not guilty."
"Is Mr. Grant a poor man T" ask (he
Chicago Situ. No; he is a rich man
but a very i>oor President.—LouiiuiHt
Courier.
A Gentleman in Montgomery,- Ale-,
batched ont 1,000 chickens by steam,
and baa 1,800 eggs in process of iaoa-batiou
tbat will be chickens one day—-
notbiug preventing.
Twenty-six English immigrants have
arrived in Raleigh tor tbe purpose of
settling in that vicinity. They afW
gentlemen of character ainldistiaotJea,
mauv ofthem having been ca-officers ii
tbe British army and navy.
— "lam glad this coffee dont owe
me anything," said a book-keeper to
bis wife tbe other morning at break-jast.
"Why, my deart"
" Because I dont believe it would
ever settle," was the sarcastic reply.
The national debt ofFrance is (3,500,-
000,000. that of England t'i.MMOO,-
000, of the United States »aj50,00u.-
000, of Austria $1,555,000,000, of ibss-sis
• 1,500,000,000, of Italy 11,425,000,-
000, of Spain 11,185,000,000, ol (km-many
I850,000,000,and ofTnrkey IfilaJ-ooo.
aoo.
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