The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-04-16

Col. Davy Hcaton and toll (would be
JudgcI ". B. Rodman, attempted to reply
but they " couldn't see it" and if they
" could" they utterly failed.
We had supposed that ace should receive
full dose from the Radical nasS Meeting,
but nary netting and so the same dies.
Peace 60 with its ashes!
RECOVERY OF STOLEN CoTToN-THE
THIEVES ARREsTED.-On tho 18th of last
February, two bales of Cotton were miss
ing from the Steamboat wharf, where they
were lying awaiting transportation.
Nothing was discovered in regard to
them was brought to the Depot for ship
ment and was Immediately recognized by
Mr.. Whitehurst
The matter was promptly investigated
and resulted in the arrest of one white man
and two negroes, disclosing the following
facts, upon the confession of the parties
themselves. On the night Of the day above
mentioned Isaac Dancy, (col'd) had thrown
overheard the two bales and floating them
down the river few miles to a place of
safety, had induced another man named
Ephriam Reeves, to assist him in selling
or disposing Of the same, offering nm as
reward $500.
A few days after Ephriam agreed with
ore MorTiSs of Pitt County, a white man,
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MILITARY ARREST AT WAsHIyGTOS.-
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negro soldiers, under the command Of a
! White officer, Lieut.. d. B. Wilson, ra>se l
| through this place, on their way below.
On Friday they returned, having IN
charge Mr. oalnlue! ','lt'3 Vi W "auItito,,
a nero who had received some wound in
a difficulty with Mr.. G.
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EXPRESSED no uncasipess as to the result.
We understand that several negroes were
also in company, attending as witnesses in
| the case. il seems strange that q matter
of this kind cannot be lett to the decision
| of the proper civil authority without this
| interference of the Military, especially
when it is not claimed that the civil powers
have failed to do their duty.
Neither is it supposed that any action
would have been taken, if the affair had
occurred between two whitc men, but VIXEN
the almighty nero is brought into the con-
troversv, then must the SUPREME bavonets
OF the L nited States be Introduced. and a
free white man of the South be summarily
| arrested to answer a charge in which the
civil authorities Of the State was fully com.
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doubtless genuine aho' "s literary pro-
duction, is superb. 1t is supposed to ema
nate from thc brain of some schoo. e.aissa
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RULES OF SCHOOL.
| R. It is Thea Duty of ach and every
Scholar to meet at the school at SO C OF a,
near that hour as possible.
RI There shall be no Laughing NJ
whispering no sneezing sloberan or drop
ping of the mouth in tiune of books.
r 3 No Scholar shall be allowed t.
Leave tho School house at noon nor NJ
other time until Leave from the principal
r 4 Thare shall be no quarlng no ruslin.
no cursing no swearing and particular II,
fighting.
r it shall be Distinctly understood tha
the Girls and Boys shall have play yar(
ntrely separate from each other.
r 6 Any Scholar Refusing to be Gov