When General Jubal A. Early died,
a soldier of three wars passed away,
beloved by thousands, respected by
all. He had passed the three score
and ten, and surrounded by friends
c?lmly fell into the long sleep, his
hand resting in the hand of one of his
trusted lieutenants, Senator Daniel,
who shared the dangers of battle with
him and clung devotedly to him ever
since. He will be honored for his
heroic devotion to his country, and
beloved for the generosity which
freely gave of his substance to those
who were less favored by fortune, and
to the needy Confederate, for whom he
always had a warm place in his heart.
Wilmington Star.
The sin that shines has as much
death in it as the one that does not.
Is Justice a Farce?
Many of our readers and citizens
know Mrs. Pattie D. 13. Arrington, of
Nash. She has spent much of her
time in, Henderson attending courts,
and has stayed here months at a time.
