New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-03
OPPORTUNITIES FOB LABOR.

There are splendid chances here, In these sunny re-
pons for the people OF the North There 10 Out one
drawback and that is the state OF feeling existing
among the inhabitants and Northern immigrants heie
ia large class in the South which entertalns the per
est lind of feeling against Northerner TINS mas Dceh
evident to since left Petersburg AS long Wy
military were here nor:herner felt saie but since the
removal Of most Of the soldiers 0here being only squsas
here and there III large towns) the complains 10 VIC
Freedmen's Bureau OF depredations ana insults ~; "
Northern settlers and negroes multiply WISE onlon
peopo are bitter in their denuncatops OF zen Hugt
The commander of this department They say ne Is YOU
enien TO former Rebels and fails to protect the mon
people IN their persons anu property ANY S
ASSASSINATION IN doLDsBoRoUGH.
Yesterday the citizens in the neighborhood OF Gous
borough did cod-blooded and hendish deed. ~ seems
that there have been number of complaints made TO
Capt CLAWS by citizens OF wayne, Ureen uhu oau
Counties of numerous robberies and acts OF vioehce
by band OF late Rebel soldiers VINO aie hv one
Frank Coey the son Of rich planter lIVlhB , near
Goldsborough Coley is said to have shot tSa
dead The evidence against hm Is very ci n rolevs
murdered freedman's own brother swearing 10 Ooey
doing the deed Capt CLAWS determined 10 cause tno
arrest of said Coey Accordingly no detailed as man!
men as possible to do the work. there are ony ss 10
soldiers on duty in the town. These are lntehdeu o
rho whole nnmber of counties Most Of them are kept
on duty in Godsborough in guarding
stores Two men were as many as cOud DC uela l -
There lived in the town young man taNTS No vas ue
Wilson who was formerly Union scout he was Ia
acquainted with the country and the parties 10 W
arrested His services were accordingly secureu ~
assist the soldiers They received tne,I oIueis anu
proceeded their journey. Early Wednessa! nlo,,
me Wilson and the two soldiers traced one OF the gam
10 house in the suburbs OF GodsDOrOa2n
IT, and demanded entrance. Ii was feluseu, o nv
tbey forced themselves in. They ASKED ior ~ To-
named Peacock and were told be was not there Inc!
searched the house. however, ana soon fouhu nun. "a
was brought out and recognized by wilson. he! ,oa
him he was arrested by authority OF the United ot
He consented to go along; but aiter gong sh I.
distance he tried to dsarm Wilson, and, iainP ~ '
be ran back 70 the house. He was ordered 10 nun
several times and failing to do so, was shot a. anu
wounded .,,,o ,o-
Wilson and the two soldiers saw 1t was impossioie o
them 10 make any arrests they returned AZ ome
noint near the town the soldiers separated from so
They had not gone long when squad OF mouhteu NM
composed of Coleys friends, came dashnS GOWN W.
road and met Wilson at the end Of the town. Ohe VI
the sonad asked him for his arms, which ne gave up
some one OF the twenty Unreconstruced then sho
MIN The first ball entered his chest and lie ran INTO
store near by He was pursued and shot seVeral tDes
and died in a few moments The man whose store ne
ran into refused to allow him to remain but thrc" mn
into the street TO die After the murder OF Wson the
mounted party gave yell and rode OIL Threats nave
been made against Capt Glayss life, ana ne docs no
know at what moment he may be shot or his mousse
burned over his head - ...,v
This is bad state OF affairs and Gen. Ruger Is sure!
TO blame II he has troops enough at his command ne
should send sufficient number 10 protect the Go'eih
ments servants; II not then he should appear 70 tne
President or Secretary of War This last act OF Ihe
North Carolina Unreconstruced should go TO the ke'
construction Committee 10 Congress hAAhN'