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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

y BEAUFORT SENSATION.-On Tues
day last Il large schooner appeared off
the bar. and. lowering Il boat. the cap
tain proceeded To- land a human freight.
y oman two children aud three men
Were ndcd az Morchcad City and took
the cars Tor Goldsboro \ protuse dis
play OF gold can ed inquiry. and our re-
porter was furnished the following state
ment for publication:
The IN who : fine looking and
aristocratic III her bearing. and about %
years Of age. is a resident ot st. Mich
ae'ls Island. and was accused vi poison
lng her husband. She was tried and
condemned to death. which sentence
WAS afterwards committed to perpetual
Punishment and separation from her
children. She possessed vast estates.
which. through an agent She converted
into money. and securing the co-opera-
ton OF the captain and crew of a whaler
which lad made a harbor at the island
she obtained her children. bribino the
Jallor and two guards. whom she brought
with her. Gas their lives would have been
forfeited by her escape). She was Sc
creted on board the vessel and brought
here n above stated.
The captain was nOn-cOmmunic tive.
u the mate said he received 5000 Tor
his share Sic stated here that Boston
was to be her place Of deStination.-
Beaufort Tetephoae.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

WEDDINGS.-In Raleigh. at the resi-
dence of the brides mother. on Thurs
day afternoon. Mr.. +. W. Faucette and
Miss Mary Smethurst Rev. VIM. Il.
Gwaltney officiating. The attendants
were Miss Mary J Tighe and Mr.. w.
A. Faucette Miss Nora Yearly and
Mr.. Thos. @. Faucette: Miss .Artela
Howard and Mr.. John : Riddle. AZ
ter congratulations from many frien IS.
the young couple boarded the train for
Columbia. :. c.. where Mr.. Faucette is
engaged in Railroad work.-At Oak
side. the residence of Col. John Is.
Steele of Edwin Bates & Coz near
Asheville. Mr.. W. T. Berry and Miss
Nellie Steele.~Also. III Asheville.
Mr.. W. J.. Bernard and Miss Cordie
Siuder.-In Halifax county, y. c.,
Dec. 3. lsS2. by the Rev. j. NJ.
Rhodes, Rott. b. Patterson. Esq. and
Miss Pattie T. Clark. daughter of the
late Gen. David Clark. Ne cards
Charlotte Observer SAYS w edneS-
day night. Mr.. J. Q. Thomas was mar
ried to Miss Mamie Parks. daughter Of
Rev. DIR. G.. ID. Parks. pastor OF SUGAR
Creek church. al tie parsonage. Mr..
Thomas is Il brother to Col. j. p.
Thomas, and is an exceedingly popular
Young man. The bride is a mostamIible
.young lady. possessed OF a gentle dis
position and many lovely traits of char
acter. Mr.. John L. Strain was married
yesterday morning by the Rev. j. T.
Bagwell. to Miss Marietta Deaton.
Mr.. Rufus A. Grier was married to
Miss Mamie Price. daughter of Mr.. /.
j. Price. in Steel Creek township. on
the 18th inst. by the Rev. G. :. Rot
inson. assisted by Rev. c. Il. McDon-
aid. Mr.. NJ. \. Alexander. son OF eN-
Coroner W. y. Alexander. was married
at The residence of the brides mother
in Sha on township, las. night, to Miss
Ida l.. AleXander.""In Wilmington,
Delaware. Mr.. Ben Il. GGlick and Miss
Sarah +. Williams. both formerly OF
Rale;gh.-On the 22d Of November,
in the church at keyser. by Rev. ). G..
Alexander. ID. f. McDuilie to Miss
Mamie J.. Spear, ali of kcy>er, \ G.
Durham. Wednesday evening.
Mr.. j. W. Co son to Miss Anna VOL
ker. daughter OF Rev. A. Walker.-
In Newbern. Mr.. Jas. Nj. Howard aud
Miss Lizzie Godding, of Jones county.
Apex, Mr.. II. a. Wood and
Miss ). DenniS.-In Marlboro. =.
G.. Mr.. ID. McDougal. of Cumberland,
and Miss Matte, daughter of Mai. 4. 7.
Hall.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

SEND YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT. -
There are nearly LOCO persons who
owe us from 50 cents to 500. They
must admit that we have not pressed
them for payment that we have en-
deavored TO give them a good paper;
and that we have furnished them a pa
per fully worth its price, though far in
ferior to what We desile to make it. and
shall make it.-as soon as we can get
the money. During three or four years
past the editor has not been half a mile
away from his desk. except once and
has taken his only pleasure in trying to
please his patrons, and serve the State.
Now, let those who appreciate hard
work and small pay" testify their APP
probation by sending what they owe. or
some portion of it. We shall devote
next week to over hauling our books
and We hope to note a large number OF
christmas Gifts in the shape of paid
up subscriptions.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

tHRiST's MAS CsoP oE tildts la
addition 10 the not IN Llncu atom, I'd
tunla Gd1cffe says. On MONDAY uIght a
party oi drunken negroes who wcso se-
turning nome FROM the oslu cNylc e.
OF a writing school, tausht ~ a Win,
nan, bred into the dwelhuA house II
A one legged white man, John Parser
Who lives near I0wesNuc =, l.iufuln cuuu
Is. \ great many shots were tired iut
fortunately Parker : fanny had ali goa,
10 bed anu no one was hurt. Lawson
ohlpP and TWO other negroes wee 1ttcs-
ted.--Noar stamford on tatawha
the Euteyprtse says, Jonas ~iiciber aud
Ali SIguial, both drunk, quarrcti.d ovc,
one cent, and beeal to hsht | nInctCS
OF kulic bla lc was broken of IN gma 8
mead, ana Dr. II. Mcl cunt >Als rccave4,
Is doubtful Charlotte OLNel a.. \
youul white mau named jane De
Jarn~tte, a son Of the perpetual nlutIol
inventor man, OF CIbarrus couuty, va
brought TO Concord and put in jail ou
charge OF slabdiug anothct young what,
man named Bob Lemons. Inc Il ii3cuik
occurred al Pioneer Mills. Lcmau S was
still living when our informant lett Nc~
terday morning, but was expected to he
at any moment. he two young men ~,
brothers IN law, aud the whole ditf-u.tl
originated from some tutlt = dispute
" The first vi this month "A white map
ncued Make McPhaul, lrom Rubeso"
county, went to Laurlnburg and behave.
IN such a boisterOuS manner a> TO requir,
hig arrest. The constable. Mr. ". +
Haitian, touni 1t difficult 20 arrest ia,
man, on account oi hs etubb III resi-,
ance, and had to club HIM into subjec
uon. Ncl'haul suffered afterwards fr,u
the effects Of the clubbing. and gr
wor e day by day until the eth INST.
when he died. The matter is to be IN
vestigated.-An exciting shooting at
Tray occurred at Laurluburg day before
yesterday between a negro Iuan nauD,d
Thoro Ugh Qulck aud Constable HAITIAN.
Quick came TO Laurinburg from South
Carolina and had been creating some
disturbances that called for his arrest.
The constable, on approaching hlm, vas
tired at four times. The negro then
started TO run, when the Constable open
Ell tire on him \ citizen standing heal
also began shooting at the negro. who
was finally captured. He made his es-
cape from the Constable after all, and l.
now at large.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

ARMY ITEMS.-Lieut. Allan Jordan.
L. S. A. of Charlotte. was killed on the
front'er.-Lieut. John II. Lacy's
name was among those ~canvassed for
position Of Assistant Supt. Western
Asylum.-Mai. Alfred Mordecai has
been promoted to Lieut. Culonel.-
Col Carl A. Woodruff says Mrs. Custer
has the towel which served as flag of
truce at Appomattox We suspect there
is a mistake. Flags of truce are not left
in the hostile camp, but carried back by
the party bearing them.
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Two sets Of Aldermen.

Two sets Of Aldermen. and their
friends. got by the ears at DpcIika Ala
bama, and each Of the rival governments
raised a small army and went to fighting.
Here is a telegram from Atlanta Zone
ofthe sad >equels # The Ore Ika Ala. i,
riot was the arrival YESTERDAY Of the BODY
Of Bob Maloney shot last Friday Hos
Til les were again rnewcd at Opeiika
on Wednesday night aud from 10 to II
0 cock tie rattle OF fuu~ketry kcUt in
crtaSlng. On ali sides couldsbe heard
epotts Of pistols aud guns, an at lI.l5
-. N. with the sound Of the fray III his
ears MaIoncy died. Maioneys murderer
Wa a rested Threats have bcen made
o. His opehka friends that they will ar
i've IL Atlanta on Saturday tor the pur-
pose. 1t Is said. Of as~assiuating tie re
poriers here for writing up their lawle>s
o,"d> iii OpeliNa. The Alabama Legs
latue has revoked the character Of
Dpe6ka and put the town under five
commissioners until matters are adjusted.
Meantime ali outbreak IS threatened at
any n,umcnt travellers - by Circuit
tpuS routes 80 reach points which By way
OF Oteiika would be nearer. a. paeeer-
gers have bad to PROSTATE themselves in
the bottom OF coaches while passing
through thet to avoid being fred at
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

GETTING RELIGION. UNDER
DIFFICULIIES.-Gastonia Gazct.e las
two stories, one N the Bap SIS, The
other on the Method s,s. Both are
very tough on "BclicveT>.-' regard
less of "iaith;" but we give them as
given to Us =
Not This Time!-We are told a rath-
CT amusing circumstance which recently
occurred near Che.ryyl e. Rev. \. T..
slough, the venera lie Baptist preacher.
was TO baptIzc a recent accession to his
c,.ufch. 1T was al exceedingly cold
dly, d large crowd had assembled. ev-
crNthlng was ready, tie lady To he baL-
uzed stepped orNard and the minister
proceeded 90 lead her into the water.
Everything went well until the ,cy wa
tiers reached above her knees, when SEe
jumped back and exclaimed: "Oh. no.
Nj slough, oh, no, gan conr gcf me
n McreMis TIM. You must wait until
the weather gets warmer She diin t
90 in either.
Didn't Feel any Change.-Manv
years ago a minister, who has crown
gray in the service Of his Master. tells
u nc WIS nothing. III company win
another minister. a revival meeting in
upper south Carolina One o. the min
lsters IN gong to the different mourn-
ers, giving them adyic" and encourage
ment. came - a young man.
Vel, my friend, do you feel anv
Change: SAID the preacher.
lie young man absent-mindedly ran
hi hand into his pocke,, felt about. and
replied:
No sir. not n id cent" then re-
alfzmg his terrible mistake, he grabbed
rs Ia and rushed out of the door. and
ga not again put III an appear II at
that meeting.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

How HE LEARNED lT.-Thurlow
Weed left a statement that he strength
ened his memory by suggesting to his
wife that he should tell her every night
where he had been and what he had
done during the day. The chances are
that he got into that LaLit because his
wife made him tell.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

DEATHs.-ln Moore county. Martin,
son OF Rev. NJ. ;. McQueen.-Mr.
Isaac McLendon died at his home near
Mangum, on Wednesday. the 9th inst.
OF heart disease ]; aged about GS years.
Morton, wife of the Rev.
Samuel Morton. died at her home near
Red Hill Church, on Friday night. the
Sth inst, a-ed about 90 years.--At
Asbury. Mrs. W. a. WIlliams--In
Cumberland. Mr.. Isaac Hollingsworth.
At Forestville. Mr.. John Nj. Car
Yer, formerly one of Raleigh's police
men.-In Nash. Mr.. Henry Bryan.
In Edgecoml,e, Mrs. Elizabeth NJ.
Rutiin. at the residence of Mr.. Robt. w.
Atkinson.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

We are sorry to notice this week the
burning of the Office Of the l0roLiuean
III Hickory oil Tuesday night last. In
gold 5 cabinet shop was on the first floor,
and Mr. Murrlll occupied h. second.
Brother Murrlll has our warme,t -ympa-
thles tor his loss wa a C nSiderab!e one.
not Cny his press, type. &c, but law
library and al. his papers were burned
No Insul ance. The origin Of tie fire S
not known.
! rovd oil Young men in Necklen-
burg : nhiy according 20 the Charlotte
CLs"'cer, got into a drunken row AID
"m. Ncraham was beaten TO death.
\ New York suicide was recently
found hanging in his own room with a
cigar in has mouth. lie vented 10 en-
JOY the North Carolina weed up TO hi
last breath!
Pierce's Pheasant Purgatiyc Pegetsn
are perfect preyenuves OF cunsi D toni
Ineiosed ID glass bottles, always fresh
By 81 draggists1S
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

A COLD DAY.-There is an old say
ing that Lightning never strikes twice
in the same place. but the kerners-
Vile Ner. states that Mr.. W. II. Idol.
of Forsythe, died on the oath OF Novem-
Der; which was IN unlucky day with
him; for on that date he "a married.
had twins, and died.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

-lt> sad Hat
SO Plies TRADE : ua.
;hi, aall. and that aur
ar, comp'aua- 81
tie tallus-af II Zee
meetings have h,aa hc a
Wei. the Fya
- more tllan l.o,- .stu
miles around Kajo -h. eu.
! single Irocery 20 %
cr;>emeut 10 invite tI.e t,.
readers 81 the PAPER 90 att
As for th, Railroads. "s
the people, and slokr sa.
though warned an
beat us out q. an honor.
~ so salar, wi ia "a,
.ui new tine time /, I
tan- ta remedy ae ry.
81 Rail, say ~ North 'ar
500 we II. ,sc. ,...
m,u aud u,s la,e, s
F>~u. U, ~.-ts. tr
mercy. Euta as they l4.. -.
power legally, asal a
without some 1naH.
without a very great ae..
the rut,, ia uusnt. >a
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

GET Rich. When Hops are 81 81 per
10. as now, an acre will yield 81, 900
profit, AID yet the best 'anily Medicine
ON earth, Hop Bitters, contain the same
quantity of Hops and are sold at the same
price fixed years ago. although Hops now
are twenty tunes higher than then. Raise
Hops, get rich in pocket; use Hop Bit.
ter and get rich in health.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

RUTHERFORD ITEMs.-The Bonner
say: Ms. Kate Anderson. Of Al eg a.
ny Cty, sister ri ii. NJ. Miller, was mar
rled at the Rutheriordton parsonage to
Rev Geo. II. Smith OF Chicago
Spartanburg will double her subscription
Tor the Rutherford X Il artauburg r. Il.
We hope to see it.-Dr. j. NJ. Ca
ton AMI family took leave of Their
many friends in Rutherford Monday.
and moved to Npartanburg. -
Senate Maj. Ransom viii be his own
successor, if the viii Of the people Of the
western part OF the State has proper IN
~f1uence.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

BAD!-Johnstone Jones. ,Jr.. son Of
DR.. J. b. Jones, Of Charlotte. Frank
Andrews and wife, Thos. Long. l.. p.
Elan, and others, left the State. for
Texas last week. IF reports be true
they will soon wish they were back. and
we shall be pleased to see them come
back, for the State needs the industry
of all of her sons.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

kIrTEELL SPRING FEMALE HIGH
SCHoOL.-Ih he Spring session of this
excellent and tiomi>hing school begins
January 18th, 1883. The teachers are
instructors of practical experience
thoroughness is required in every study
Mathematics and Music are special
ties-La'in and Bookkeeping in regu-
lar course--Discipline, mild but firm
Respectful obedience required-high
~andhealthy location-comfortable build
ings aud well shaded grounds-water
eXcellent-the mineral waters unsur-
passed for medicinal qualities-good
substantial tood-simplicity in dress re-
que>ted. Expenses per session of
twenty weeks: Board, (including fuel,
lights and washing tuition and instru-
mental music, not to exceed, 10000.
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JoURNALISTIC.--Bro. J. f. Murrill Of
Hickory Corothaton, has our hearty SYM
pathic> in the loss of his office bv fire
last week. Let his friends and patrons
lend a hand to re-start him. with i'm
proved tacilities.-Bro. Garland F.
Webb returns to the Durham Recorder.
as manager OF the Tobacco Department.
of the "Recorier-dad- Tobacco J~ournaL."
under which name it now appears.
Unfortunately he was considerably hurt
by a fall down the Lyceum steps. a few
evenings ago. after Il meeting there
Glad to learn that Bro. Carraway was
not dangerously hurt in the recent atlray
in Wilson. though still confined in doors.
The trouble grew out of an hasty re-
mark about a young lady, which he con
sidered dispara.in9.-Lirely editing
in W~adesboro. The Charlotte Journal
says: We learn from a gentleman who
arrived from Wadesboro last night that a
difficulty occurred yesterday in that town
between Mr.. VIM. Henley, editor of the
Wadesboro HutcUtgencer, and a man
banned Perkins. a revenue officer from
Chesterfield. ). c., in which the latter
was shot in the neck. lit seems thai
Henly had sometime ago published ar
ticles about Perkins at which the latter
took exceptions, and for which he threat
ened vengeance.
Perkins came to Wadesboro and be-
came '%fatigued with spirits" and some
person. either wishing to Ne amused or
TO witness bloOdshed, went TO Henly
and asked him to go down the street
without tellins him tie object in view.
When he arrived near where Perkins
was the latter j. said to have exclaimed
Here comes the -. now and to
have attempted TO draw a pistol when
Henly. being handy with such tools.
got the drop on him." and fired. strik-
ing Perkins in the neck and II aking a
slight flesh would. The latter who was
in the rear part of a wagon just about
leaving town. returned the fire twice as
the wagon drove off, but without effect.
Both partie, were arrested"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20
CoNNUBIALrIEs.-Our lengthy lis

CoNNUBIALTIEs.-Our lengthy list
Of the cOmicalities of connubIalIty. III
last weeks paper, did not exhaust the
Judiciary" by any ann OF means.
The love OF man Tor woman, and rtce-
cerSa. is a. old as Adam, and the pre-
|yalencc of "Old Adam" III human Ia
ture will always insure a fresh crop OF
connubial caprices. OF other capers.
every week III tie year. This is no
DouJie Entendre, though, since we come
to think of il. matrimony ought to be
.-Doubled' and tender That j.,
unless Your bride be one of those ego
tistic aud cussical cats who spells teal
der IN two words-'tend her.
But To come back To some recent
curiosities Of courtship, and the conse-
quences. In Buncombe. a love-liyhted
pair. Mr.. Ford and Miss Tfllie Cole.
galloped up to a preacher, and call
ed for his services i'll 80 much haste that
he Hlcuoht the house was afire. He
asked ltltft 10 dl1ll dIu nlltn llltLT
horses. but they said they wanted to
be Init he'd themselves !; and their
piou> wish had no sooner been oratified
than they .alloped of.
Tie t,tizen also tells OF the wedding
OF Mr.. l.abm Long. aged Il. and Miss
Betsy Bingham. aged - Better late
than never! Long" may they live.
and wide grow their family tree!
1t is Il pleasure to note the wedding
Of Gen. Wm. Ii. Neel, of Steel Greek.
Meckienburg county, and Mrs. II. ID.
Williams III. Cen. Neel is one OF the
w%ealJhiest and most esteemed citizens
of that section. and the Charlotte papers
united in p~ronouncing the happy couple
the finest looking groom of--.
and the landsomcSt bride o..
IN tin. Stnfa
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

\ remedy resting on the basis of in
tIinslc worth demands the confidence Of
ali. DR.: Bu.i's Cough Syrup is known
and USED most satisfactorily throughout
The land, a Is attested by its great sales.
Your druggist keeps it.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

The Election returns, elsewhere pull
iished. show that General Cox, the dis
tinguished Representative from his dis
trict. received a larger number of woes
than any other Democratic Congle sion
al candidate in the State. This o ut be
very gratifying to him, as it is to his
many admirers, and We do not hesitate to
assert that North Carolina has no more
devoted, patriotic and high-toned citizen
than William h. Cox.-Pittsboro Re-
6 I'D.
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to N0"I
DANIEL ERMENTROJT.

DISTRESSING DEATH.-The coward
IN assassination of 4. NJ. Lewis. Jr..
son of Mai. A. NJ. Lewis. upon that
public highway. within sight OF his
home. near Campbcllton. Texas, start
led and shocked the entire community !;
Raleigh being his early home and the
Of many Of his kins-tolk. While mall
ing last weeks paper we noticed a tele-
gram To the NatioHui RepuGHcdn from
san Antonio briefly stating that ''G.
NJ. Lewis SUPERINTENDENT. had been
found dead upon the highway. mile
from home. with a ball through his
forehead.' Mr.. Lewis owned a cattle
rancho i'll Atascosa county. 80 miles
from san Antonio; but the fact that he
was generally called Gus and the
similarity of occupation, led US to felr
that the victim was our young friend
and subscriber. kilograms were at
once sent by his brothers. and elected
information that it was unbappily as
feared. Details are lacking owing pro-
badly to the p~rostration of the young
wife. and the distance from the railway:
but Mr.. Ben. Lewis has gone to the
scene OF the tragedy.
Gus Lewis was an whole-souled,
genial. dashing young man. mor apt to
make friends thai enemies but he held
the position of deputy-sheritf for the
southern part of Atascosa, and by vir-
Tue OF his Office must have aroused the
lll-will of some of those lawle>s charac-
tiers who have won so much infamy for
the title of Texas Cowboy"
Mr.. Lewis married Miss May Jones.
daughter of the late Col. L. W. Jones.
of Caldwell and leaves two children.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

lARBoko SoUTIIERNFR I1ENS.-Gir G
Us Judge George Howard for Senator.
Judge Fred Phillips has %receiy,d
his cOmmission.-Sheriff BRYAN
doesn t want to be reelected.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20

THIEyES IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GARB-There are a good many plous
rauds now at large and some very
shining examples" could be named in
North Carolina.-in the lst. md, 81.
It'll. and 5th, Denominations OF Pro-
tessed christians. But We refer now TO
the black sheep.'-of an humbler
walk in life.-those whose stealing l.
-oUed stealing and not disguised by
a more "Ee-pecrful' phrase Tarboro
.s,,tfh e.uer tells OF the robbery OF the
Thanksgiving Day till, set out BY
Me>sr>. Nash X Bro. TO obtain aims for
the Ltile orr al oxford. Toisnot
H.m,. we th.uk) tells Of the robbery
aud Dissertation Of a country church.
Nadc>borJ L"tehtyeHcer says:-
III the party who sat on the bacN
bench III the Baptist church. sunday
aighI. and stole Dr. DePeW gloves out
Of his hat. viii return the same. the
Doctor viii make him a present OF hls
hat and lis cane also. and won't ask
any further questions
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DIR. YoRK.-The Concord Reqiste

DIR. YoRK.-The Concord Register
remarks =
I'VE met with the Representative
elect from the Seventh District. on the
Western Railroad. on Tuesday. He
was sporting a ~gold-headed cane. a
present from his admirers i'll Raleigh.
He said that he ran against Robbins to
prevent a Radical from being elected to
Congress from the Seventh District .
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Of Peace.

The following explains itself, and we
have no doubt will be OF much interest
to the persons concerned. The rapid
light of time since the war has already
impaired an historic interest 10 all relics
of the battlefield. and swords that have
seen service on the bloody hill at Get
tysburg viii be valued heirlooms for
ages
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, I. :.
WASHINGTON, ID c., Dec. l3, %
CAPT. II. 4. ShottreH..
My DEAR SIR:-The enclosed letter
from the Hon. Mr.. Ermentrout. at pres
ent the Representative rom the (Berks)
District, Penn. explains itself. | think
the best means OF 0 tanning the inior-
nation j. BY calling attention TO the
matter il your valuable paper. The
gala. Coz. ID. III. Christie was in COM
mand Of tie 23d Regiment at Getty>-
burg was mortally wounded, and the
command. according - my recollection.
devolved on the then Lt.-Col., after
wards Bri..-Genl., X. ID Johnston. OF
Charlotte. With best wishes, | am
Very truly. yours.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-12-20
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