New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

"a %
set Of men End all single They shipw eeked of
the coast While their way 10 Mobile Alabama, ma
being without cent Of money were Wlllrg 10 niuht .
contract ior year to do snlthine in tie farming me-
They are considered yHluable prize, and balc NeU
furnished with positions. believe they are 10 receive
$2 per month. With rdtiOns and quarters ana nl'se
20 e1 up SO %r stts % re- o11 or % ,c yes Nr Year
these meu can have enough land TO themselves 10 fse
all theii ,i~IonS aid then receive much Ab"c'
sum for their labor 90 the plantation.
ToYiIGG LABOR.
This idea of colon2,ng these foreign laborers ii a
eood ole II il can be made s. Eut many oorct
IL They are believed tobo rough and treac tIOuS
people. Several parties VINO went 10 Now or , a..u
kaip yearly aud 10 pay their fare 10 tnE p,a'o
tel that at every large ciiy on thc TOuie -
xhese would stroll away and leaFe 'hcin y, ~. -
take advantage Of little pre-, ,euts. Ibis IopLs ps' d
fhe colonial ion scheme IL Is ply 100 ,n1' ..
fail, for the cOuutry Is spcaGidly adsp,eu " 5
farms. There immense tracts ci WoOIs ~ w T
aWay Zine oat and hickory grow in Abundance
The country 10 well wHtercC ais'-l" Neis'' apG "It
lico ara RO2noake R,yeTs EHd iheF ul9alaiy LV~lue
throrgh this region There so1c splendid looaohs
FOR saw mills 1 was visiting NoIi bern man ~ OnsnW
County the ether day. lie mss recently Donfhs siln
saw Inl in addition to hts raising crop ON BIS ar
II is situated on the Trent River and lie sends ms
wood down 10 Nowburn o. Aai'boata. nom whence !.
IS shippad North lie iUtcEGS making tho mIh phy
hsndsomely On his farm he raises merely enough TO
Seec his family and etOckcorD sweet potatoes, peas
beans aad all kinds OF vegetables. lie hai palr o'
mules OF oxen. ntisc. TWO cows tlku
ard fine collection OF pcut! Out o. IN nc WI
have plenty Of meel fodder bacon ana uhef cat
ables 1t IS within twenty miles OF Nlngsio ana
thirty OF Newbein that fresh c:ocefe, can ne on
fsued yery readily ~'is man cane South from Maine
before the war. " q; tli-snthing. vas mon
snan during the wal. fered g;cas hardsir' IN Keep
ing out Of the aTmy, invested oil o. lis cohi'He!ac
money in buyng this supposed wilderness just before
the wa7 ended. and is now rcspirg TIC Nuits o. MS
good sense and Industry.
The SOCIAL FFuING.
=, ffr f.fpr
cnuing South. and that is the i,cng eNislh. dnoi8
,be p9eso Mt nhahiants against Northern ucoIc Ire
feeling h Just bitter viii these pcopo 20" ~ J, "'
before art duling the war have beon particular w
notice end weigh everything hc.t sbh FRO bI con.
Among thc majority Of the real Gocd ai hiHnsiani4
ciiizeps--mcE OF SCI sc and property bchCNc ere ~
rcal GOOD dispusitiOn tovH! glilack ard h.te ana
q desire to do right both rs rgeafds ne aW- O. the
country and society. These men show by their nd
actions that they end want TO 40 night. Bi lns
ones 70 be feared the young men, tie ignorant cana
their number is egion) and the general oeicrs OF III
societies. These Young DeaOlmeF sprig3 o. southern
chiyelry. sons Of arstnoraile paHici fIauua,.5 o.
medical colleges. and the flower OF the Etio EeoCi
srmy-w no dai'v oaiug around y ear-roons
smoEing and chewing playing Billiards dT3i"iHE M
"inferna nggcr are TIE terror OF heW'c N. .''s
settlers TIE party who rode into this town Gfd san
sown man who wy ~ Ire Ss0S ,S o. ,yr s
GnrscorHrae'ed Andrew Wilson. the man they on9t
Is said 10 have been desPcfado bit tie Party WAo
shot him are known to 10 equa.ly as bad. Their aoc4
was guerrilla during the war AID is EgO Fn 10 lave
shot down a reedman n cold bod lie las boer ou'-
awed by sic lnited Staies Gutho-ites.
Arrival OF IRoOTs.
mentioned the kFEng &c Wilson ll ~ ast ic.ter.
On Friday morning Gen. Rucor in conmaud ol ;als
Department sent two companies CT hlarI h"oe's from
Raleigh 10 scour the portions q Wa!Ac County ~
which the murderers Of Wilson reside. They arrived
here at early dawn and being infantry, received order.
from the commandant e thc Ics 20 20 alound te to"
and seize enough horses 20 mount the Whole number
1t did require long time 20 DO this II was very
funny 10 the boys by CDf, ride ~ 90 ia O 10
abe lawn in front Uf the hot" Saddles being scarce &c
stores containing them for sic hat TO FORK over a"d
soon the whole party were vel. mc1ntcc. The unrc-
constructed stood in knots the various corners cad
talked and sw0e aud looked long IN tie face IS iberia
vofte chargers. mounted by contempiiolo Yankees,
rode past IL was evening before the party reiu1nec.
They roce some 80 ur 40 miles. scouting all through
the infected county visiting every house. Only one
male could be found In the county WoId bad Seen sent
to them and ali the had fed 70 The sWamps. The
man brought in was druikeu COciOr. Tie wax 9 NJ
before the Bureau and there beng no evidehce again
bin, be released. The taking of the citizens
horses was lesson. TEey concluded il would 70. ay
to tecOme defiant so they eOon cot together. passed
resolutions and appointed several Of tier number
committee 10 wait OIL the military authorities apologize
and make promises fOT ticIr iutUTc rood behavior.
Thus Jhe natter ends for the present The murderer
has evidently fed 20 parts unknown. SGiicen, militia.
~ were let here 10 eseT,e GiGe: lie REMAINDER re-
turned 60 Raleigh. This shCTS the North that these
unrcconsiructed will do IL rLc military are reuoycl.
Woe be TO ny friends aud 'yscfifthe Union soldiers
are removed from North Carolina cala mos c'iizen
of this town TO the Other etcnuC. bad long tab
with this man. He has his discharre paper from tho
United States Army to show that nc had TO ny from bis
hone 10 prevent his having 10 C against tie 1ag oi
his county This section az q county fed with
such az he. To relate their sn RINGS during The war
would require volumes These men say that IN case the
military are removed tbey NlH leave the state aiso.
Former Rebels constantly picking qnarrels with
them now and threats against their lives hsye been
made.
A HoME ON TIE OLD PLANTATION.
II all my travels everything seems 10 have Upon Il
the blight e Slavery. rode out 70 planaion few
miles from this Place the Other day II contained
thousand ceres and lay the Nease River. The ride
was very ihterestinG the wild scencry Of tue river
making everything look picturesque The erOgr ds Of
the plantation looked as usual but when to the
house ! Ras shOcked. Ny companion quickly noticed
my ofsurprise. and blandiy morked. Shornan's
boys battered the old place Ir' - badly dn them III
come across the old .'foelf one oi these days
Alter donounc.ng Sherman aIi his bGmmcrs' until
be was tired be invited me III Such Q house. two
stories ard half high four Windows in front the door
IN the middle and the lGrge chimncys built OF brick
along TIC gable Of each end Of tho house. There was
porch il front, distance ron the ground and tie
steps being awty. required spring 70 reach IT,
Every window sash needed two more ranes Of glass
and the panes looked as if they had never known
water. Inside the walls were black with smoke and
dirt bare Soors rickcy furniture and di!y bedcotEes
made wish myself anywhere but IN the sN oet sunny
South. The ouy thing tat made tie piece look civil
lzed the blazing fire on the large and wide fireplace.
The While pine. with its hight glare and the heavy oak
threw signs OF comfort into the old shed. visited
fhe huts Of the negroes. Each hat consists oi
and loft. The room seemed 70 BE- all fireplace and as
the light from the burning woOd shOne on the dusky
faces OF the old pair and tie bright eyes Of their small
children and threw gIoam on the bare raiiers above,
the patched Qu on the cot The old chests, the cooking
utensils the many colored calico dresses partially
covering the rude loge the banjo the stretched coon
hide, and the innnueabe other knlck knacks IN tie
place. thought and wondered If the occupants were
happy. Poor beings wonder II they realize they
freemen 1vlsted stbe cattle pound, continuing
several mules. nnmber OF skinny cattle, few pigs,
and come starved-ooking poniiry. Tie stable bad
door to it, and nearly all the floor of the fodder o
i
rreSs ps6d 10 .tsgd. "Shermsas hummer. bad de-
stroyed them" so tho owner said. Tho smokc-house
was still standing and well hung with salt bacon
TIE old well was useless as "Shermans bum.ners had