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Bu IwpiitliCiTWgtiTy "Bppirtted with flTMTltf
want, asdwit&the latest oTive.widawiy.
manner of Job TasHUfxaa xumAom DKbt
mtXaem; flIffiMtfr!1! rtiwwpwr- a twrw
lah atshflitnoUee,! . 1 !. ,7 JAldJ ' X
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BE SOLD
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fe o x i x a j
We propoM fro tftl?) IM flTf iyear
8e;oQ W offer goods at reduced prices.
Prints and all' Domestic Goods
ARTDsMGOST,
I II I I m fi il i
By eall irig Ea
WHITE GOODS, &G.,
& T , ' f 'TP'V I
.
II ft II Jl II LX
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V J l IiOtT CAN fiKCUEE AjBABGAINlIN
S ' ' ' -
HvtK BKlOUt EDUCED, - .
-s Fancy Dress
Our Dress Goods, Ui Mins, (OODS
I AS E HAVE MADE A VEBf, B8
DUCTtON IX PK1CBS OF THESE GOODS.
HAVE BEEN BEDUCED
QTTT T ON TT AND
Every one knows thai we always did toad O X XX- JJ VX lixilix'
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A FEW NOBBY
le Market in Embroideries, a.'1 'Mate,
V' -v i 2 J You will nnd It much to your Interest to call on us.
. . . - - KespectfuUy,
ALEXANDER HARRIS. oa ' T. JL. SEIGLE & CO.
June l-d&w ma23 1
J $rxrts and SltiB. i ptisceXXancqus.
C0W1PLETE0 !
OUB 6PBING STOCK OF )
Jl ( m
rtnnV U
3
I Jk most tnexp
PAINKILLER
p
PAiri.lULL
T M V I 5
Monroe votes for Hwet'
Thursdayf-?
The Wilmington Review says the
Cumberland eountv convention instruc
ted forjtorijMid Robinfpn;
held Sauiayift Thetelegatestte
county convention jrere lef t ninstrac-i
ted- Mj-:- flifiil ;
Raleigh Neux&p. is 46ped that the 82d'
volume the North! Carolina reports;
wiiufie realv fordistributioh by the;
PmMMim f e3acretary of State is:
to booths sobn as it ls completed. :
t Th' JTywl4ja.Tsr that ; Mr. H 1.'
Fry, for oqr yeart assistant cashier of
thfl Pnfi BankT of Monroe, has re
signed his-eBition to take a situation
with the, Kiojwnena ana Tisumtm nn
road CotnianCwUh Uis .headquatters
atureensboro,
Trt. Foster, thei
leader of the band of desperadoes wh"b
not long since forced their way into
Pol it nnuritv iail and endeavored to re-
flease a friend, was.tried at th recent
term-fifvPMk Surjerior OouTt. convictea
and sentenced to-the penitentiary, for!
ten years, '-:.' ' " 1
Elitabetl Cityjias voted $15,000 to:
thft . Elizabeth Citjr and Norfolk Rail
road CoBapany. About 250 laborers are
now emvloved on the road. The grad
ingisdone to the.Virginia line The
grading througly the swamp, this side
of Pasaaotank river, near Elizabeth
Citv. will have to be raised about; two
feet
Monroe Express : We met S. J. Pem
berton,Esqnln Wadesboro on Monday
and was mioimeu by mm mat tne re
port published in the last issue of the
Express, that he would be an indepen
dent candidate for Congress in case
Col. Johnston was nominated was un
true. He informed us further that he
was not a candidate for Conferees at all,
but expected to run for the Legislature
from Stanly, and be elected without op
position. He says he is for the nomi
nee of the Rockingham convention
whoever he mav bo : ;
Greensboro Patriot : J. W. Freeman,
of this county, is making arrangements
to establish a woollen cloth manufacto
ry on. DeeD river about, twelve miles
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alelgtaKewsoiCDa7i .t: i i t l: j t
!We" are? 'gia' tQ oeabie restate a-;
rrani7Prt iv acco4rdanc with the act of
Bale" by electing a ooara oi' airecxora
composed oi ine iouowing nameu gen-.
tlemen: W. J. Best, T. M. Logan, F. F.
Miller, John Hqey, TV.., l. JJortcn, xt., a.
Vance. A. B. Aiidrewsi A:-C; Avert and
W.E. Anderson. 'Tliey haverwrid toj
the Treater,:M.S3U
the firt mttrteaire bond ,itwj compa
ny, guaranteed: by th State' which they
wora tii1 'nkV; ahd 'have nafd'irom' thai
'ratification of the act : Th6y have also
denasitfid with ue treasurer io.U4i m.
whicn is more man" BumcieHi to reiin
burse the State a or the; other expendi-i
hires, since- he ratfiattari rthe BC.;
'y'.'hav pxm( &$fc raai&ess
to take possession of the roadto-day in
accordance with their contract, and to
proceed with the worfc Mr. Best is ex-
pected here on Sunday and will go vig
orously to work next week.
Raleigh Observer. Sunday,
We are glad talay before our readers
definite information that the perform
ance of the contract with reference to
the Western. North Carolina Railroad,
as signed, has been undertaken by the
grantees; and that in pursuance of the
act of ; Assembly the grantees have be
come inanrporated into a hew company,
and have chosen a new board of direc
tors. The work is to be pushed toward
without delay, and we do not doubt the
road willl reach Asheville during the
summer.
We have snot our8elve axannned to
see that the requirements of the law
have been observed in, these matters of
organization : but as the papers have
stated that Senator Vance and Col. An
drews were in New York on that bus
iness, and as we are told thai ,his Ex
cellency the Governor so regards it, we
assume that all things have been right
ly done, and that all the steps taken
have been in conformity with North
Carolina law. , .
We are sure that the directors, who
are composed in part of North Caro
linians, will leave no stone unturned
for the early completion of the great
work with which iney are cnargea.
I'ly; lit: ' iiiJ.1 tii'ltnilSjig .
: ' j, . frX y:w--AL ,:h!i:lJji--'
, 'i is i r. , hr. n'.r. v . i -f
u-i .-i :i - i --). -iu.i'C'i '. 'kmr. i .
.iiiiiiufif i-iil! lv;!-..;
1 -ltf "anytarticuiwinii ot goods nasbeceme popular, through their lnteinslc value, the market b then flooded with Interior goods, with the IntfinUdn,
f trading on the reputation tthe ntoe acle, This Is eepedally the 6ae wHb . : i :; -
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and while others
NOME but FULL
are willing to SeH the toterle gOodsj dyed with logwoo4 wbieh canot gtm BattofactloB, we pH8se to ' toalntafe the. hdaad; Undode
. : I il ' 'y, .1-1 : : ' -ill.-' .11-. .! - j
Indigo dyed. wWch we guarantee to tsadUe test otanyeki ,;.,!,;: Uux i :;'.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OP-BLIJK .FLANpLlfc V
! i 'ill! '!
Manufactured with taste and style, and In this line particularly we an faring SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
yerjr;ircthiily,, .; 'V. ',V,;:. ...;,(;
: :.; .-, fj iO .ii 171 '".IltL. n. i jij,r;
ii.'t to '(!'.j"--J til I li.iy.-w,
J i! ):1 ; '; -..'. k Jiii. "
jilu'iii inn, . i'
1 Mill ClhilMl
may 30
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1 cISm
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THE BEST; .: :
IT ' 1 .11 llil-.lf'-l l!i H-f!li:t
i . : i i- .'Mi!'!
from this city. The. factory building- The names of Hon. W. T. Dortch, of
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
has been finished, and Mr. Freeman
has bought a complete set of machinery,
which will be here in a few days. - He
expects to have the mills in operation
by the 1st of July, and will manufac
ture jeaus and all kinds of heavy goods,
but will make a specialty of what the
trade may demand.
Raleigh Observer: Prof. W. C. Kerr,
Geologist, is in correspondence with a
wealthy gentleraanef Minneapolis, Min
nesota, in regard to the grape and fruit
culture in the western part of the State.
The party will visit the State soon, with
the intention of making it his home.
Goldsboro, Col. W. E. Anderson, of Ral
eigh, and Col. A. B. Andrews, Hon. R.
B. Vance and of the other North Caro
lina directors give our people an assur
ance that the means at their command
will be utilized for the early promotion
of the great enterprise.
In administering the trust, they will
we know, have regard to the best inter
est of the State, and the people will re
ly with confidence on the utmost good
faith so long as they have the direction
of the company's affairs.
TEN
ALL WOOL SUITS IN THE COUNTRY;
STYLES TO SELECT
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM AT
Raleigh Post.
On Thursday night
we
voi vgA in.
. . . , . . i 11 i iiuiouav 11) " - , vj . v v. ...
The processor also nas a .feel".",(', formation direct from New York
eminent scientist of Philadelphia, ask- through a source we could not discred-
III U 11 1111 kU 1X10.0.(7 WUl va- W"v 4 w va
i- . ... - -ml f T . ! il
ta ns about the miaaieouune wuu
3L,. BBRWieiSR & IBiHLG.'S..
- Leading Clothiers and Tailors.
We call attention of the Wholesale Trade to the above5 Goods. '
N. B. THE BEST WHITE SHIRT IN THE COUNTRY FOR $1.00
o
a
number of geologists and botanists of
note. Every summer these parties make
trips through the mountains of this
State, which afford the richest field in
the country for researches of this character.
(B n sa on (il
. LOW AT
(Dflesanofinng Salle
TIE C1MGE IK PMCIES !
WHTA KER DISBACEi
Is now Complete.
We are- determtned to sustain
our former reputatton tor aeOng
.c.;.i.. ;I ..
'! b'Al l't Ci-i
. '!-; irillt:.'- ''
THE BEST BRANDS
xMlgi wWcte eferf sensible person knows Is
ibeftpest to the end. Please "call and' see us
AVIS' ,
KILLER
before buying,
estly with jol
We will deal fairly and hom
PEG RAH & CO.
March
Democrjl
1880.
uul Boine copy.
$5,0 00
it
Boots, Shoes,
and k. rr s
TO BE SOLD
Regardless of Cost.
18 A PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY
- For KCTEBN AL ndEXTJEEilAL Use,
I FD has never failed when ed
PAIN tilLLtn accordintr to print ad drreet.
ton. incloelns each bottle, ana w yy"jr v-
Hore Threat,
uyeBierj. vfwfvr'
Alt! If 111 Fit l tt&Wtt1Si
PAIN KILLCK friend of the Mechanic,
classes wanting a medicine always a Vf
fcto Se lnternaly or externally y nU
afford to be withont IV. -
tha nous;. Tta pnee ttif
n the reach of all, ana M.wiu annuauj ....
(ML Ail iiuvvud
PERRY DAVIS & 10i. PfpVlflf "
Tbe Court Concludes that He mutilat
ed Himself General Scholield Or
ders His. Arrestsud He iu Placed Cru
der Guard
West Point, May 29 Tire Whita
ker court met to-day in secret session
and made up its final report, which was
agreed upon ana signed Dy an tne mem
bers oi the court.
it, that Messrs. Grace, Tappan and Fish
had positively withdrawn trom Mr.
Best, on the alleged ground that the
property was worth nothing like as
much as represented to them. The ab-
the dirctory, would seem to confirm the 50. 00 Yams OI Best UallCO, O i-,
statement to us. r nnn lva T.qwtib 8
Balelgh Observer. , 5.UUU I arQS JTlQUe, O l-O,
The Salisbury Democrat, on the 5 000 Yards Best Lawn, V2 X-lr
'S$8X$8$S ' 500 Yards Piench Organdy, Mct
lonerer ODeratine with Mr. Best. On in- , ci . . j j i fo. mafn f 10 pfs. former urices 16 z-6.
. -il.i -i I '--v 1 1 vorria iri-i 1 n ,-Miu.inor. striueu. auu uriaiixi w - ' . x . ,
quiry we iea.ru liiuu jjjli. vjric, uuo ui - - v.... . 07 - , ..
the grantees, on Friday, telegraphed to
MESS (MM ! DHUSS
the Governor that the erantees had. or
ganized and had chosen the directors,
as stated in vesterdav's Observer. : That
wSmay tawSehSerMaldttet DRESS GOODS AT 20,CTS.
mm
1
The report, after reviewing the facts the grantees, to-wit: Messrs. fish. Tap-
and evidence in the case, gives the fol
lowing conclusions; i
First. The court is unable to believe
that such slight wounds as Cadet Whit-
akw received pould have been lnnict
fid bv nersons in the manner and
under t-Ue pirpwrnstances described by
him. ,
Second. It does not see why a man
with his surroundings and in his con
dition and frame of mind, as shown
by his own evidence, should have
submitted to an assault such as is
pan, Grace arvd Best had given place to
new men. Under tne mil new men
could not organize. The -road is to be
turned, over ,to the four; gentleman
named 'above, after' they should form
themsejveg into the western jxortn
Carolina Railroad Company, under the
act of AssernbLt. . This, we understand
they have done. We doubt very much
however, that they could legally organ
ize in New York State under a North
Carolina statute. The Western North
Carolina Railroad Company can have
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35
40
60&75
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FORMER PRICES, 25 GTS.
"30,40,50
" " 50, 60, 70 "
" - " 75 lio 135 ,
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I Our Entire Stock of Hoisery, Gloves, Ribbons, Embroideries, Laces, Collars, Cutfe,; Ties and ;Parasols
will be Sold at and Below wst.
alleged without summoning assistance no existence beyond the Umits of North
during the assault or immediately there- Carolina save hy comity. For comity
to nave anvtninir to aci on, at aeetua iu
Remember thin is positively no humbug. Every purchaser will at once perceive the ftaunBau? Tl$lbl
5 gcJods must be closed ouL Our Clothiug and Gent's Kumlshlnt Good mo also oflered at Immense Bargains. iQ,"f ,:Tuv !r.
uan eany, aa a eretu rusn m e&pevtcu oi oyuiy v
these eoods
of twenty-five per cent Is insured.
March 18-d4wlr.
:d::-
HAVINQ TAKEN CHARGE OP THE BUSINESS
OF L. ASIEL,
I nltor ,n anil fcla antlrA arfvlt Consisting Of
$5,0 00 WORTH OF
BOOTS, GENTS AND LADIES' SHOES, GENTS
AND BOYS' FUR, WOOL AND STRAW HATS,
REGARDLESS OF COST.
Those wishing to bua, would do well.ito examine
this stock be tote buying elsewhere, to be aold out.
in the next THIRTY DAYS.
J. ROESSLBRl
may 12 .': : V.'FH AS8IGNEE..
PURELY VEGETABLE
An Ffleetual Specific for
Malarious Fevers, ,
Bowel uompisuim. ujbvvvo
i Mental Depression,
Third, It believes a person tied as
he was, and, left as he claims to have
been, cou!4 have readily released
nimseii snouio, ue exvt t muaacii. w uu
80. ' im.
Fourth. From the testimony or. w
ost surgeon and others, the oourt
is compelled to believe that wnita-
ker wag neitner asieep nor insen
sible when he was examined on the
morning of April 6tb, but that he was
foiormner. -
Fifth. The oourt la not able to dis
invor anv mntlve that anv Derson other
than Whitaker could have had in mak
ing such assault, and there is no evi
dence whatever to warrant the be
lief that other persons did make
that, t.hfi hair clio-
OlAUi. J-n uwv . w - ; . -
ping, flesh cutting and binding could
have all been accomplished by Whitaker
himself.
us essential that the company should
first be organized within the limits of
North Carolina.
IJ.i.
I
.II ,
TARDY WORK IN CONBES.
1851.
Itltile Prospect of an Adjournment
Before tbe middle of June.
w a sTTTTjftTnw. Mav 28. Sueaker Ran
dall returned to-day from Philadelphia,
where he has buried his mother He.isj
of opinion that Congress cannot adjourn
before the 15th of June. The prospeoU
rf P.arTr adiournment had not grown
brighter during the legislative week
just passed. The House has consumed
nearly tne enure wees-iu iuscuaiuu ui
the sundry civil bill. The time of the
Senate has been occupied chiefly Inj
political aeDate over tub ciwwiai cav
fution and Mr :Bayards supervisors
viii f pan while the Beoublican mem-
Sp.venth. The theory that tne note qi hers are slippinff away one Dy one to
warning is an imitation of Whitaker s Chicago, and there was a bare quorum!
writing is, in the opinion of the Court, in the House to-day. If the House
ii r fan Q hi Thft Rfivere tests to which ohrmlri ha left without a auorum It will
ASK the recovered dyspeptics, Billions sufferers. ia handwriting were subjected De impossible to pass any bill3 tjxi
corns ef Fever and Ague, the mercurdlseasea their positive testimony place it be- aye and 004 vote. . There are quite a
vond doubt that Whitaker mmseu number of Democratic absentees aisov
BUBmras' Liver Regulator. wrote the note or warning, auu, tunc- Tne se8swn 14 Deueveu to uu buumi wo
ThU Justly celebrated medicine, Keguiates um 1 fore tftat ne l3 not lgnorani, 01 urn jwi- dose Uiat several meinuere uave qun,
1UU juouj vv.v 1,-HIIh t.hn KVRtem 1 l affair' I ... 4- wnfMVn
son or persons engageu m mo ""- tne city nxi. aaivcjuuiiib w, viu
Tne latter conclusion ia 8ucubuiww
it.
A
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TO THE TRADE.
Twenty-Nine Years Experience has Enabled the Old ,Bpusc. pf , ,,
TO PURCHASE
THIS SPRING THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
Goods. Notions, : ;&co.V;
A7
7
Ever offered to their customers. Nearly all bought before the reeent advance in prices. WWjiSf.
learn our prices. -itespeciiuiiy, "-- -
ee and
mar.8.
Jaundloe.
Nausea, Colic,
BUS jwsuww,
1 vonsupauon ouu Dimmu
ondcood appetite ther win teu jvu r
ns' ia
A J
Liver, promotes dlgesoon, ana iutuuw m y"
against malarial diseases.. i
SPRING
NOVELTIES
a
OT
Extract of a letter from Hon.
Alexander H. Stevens, rlj occa
sionally use when mi condition
reauires it, Dr. Simmons' Liver
Regulator, with good effect It
is mild, and suits me better
than more active remedies."
, CONSTIPATION.
TESTIMONY
E n lUk
; VrT7. ifibwei as loss ef Vvi,!.'
1... DUM.k.Mii am aiorf mftiw other DlMftses
Gray's Specific -Medicine.
TRADE MARKThe real Klg-TRAOf IAWt
foe r ,iipmj.
I nsbwhuhll- A
nntinCT. And; iKlfj
. diseases .11 HMmutl
sequeuwv";;
I JOB9 W
(Si!
is-
GKOBUIA 1 lave usea ti' trfXr,
lor oonstipivtimi of my bowels, caused by a JbwPO
irL.'i..oT.t f thft liver, tor the last three of
dlrSton,wttli decided w'lfJ!L
SSrSiifiinft for the derangement of the liver--
Georgia. . r '
I liAMOTACnrSKD OMI.T BI
AprlllSiawawifr-;
- Fir.
3rV
that lead to InBDnM : fit .Ponsurnptipa. mMW
we desire to send free by mall to every tnm TDi .
-81 ttiau Mudimiie to mU9 oil 'iU1Hg
Pclie. or six pacjtagea. for $5. or vrtil seal t
l' GalvK nil iMata AMFffVhAli. 1
(he citiaens of
warn mu
i J.
rundenienad annonol
n?..r.""IiSSih rrrr-tfnndav
ftofnoS'iiereSS wllltofrom lOiacKdock
.... - --
ln-tbeatternoon
by the fact that I one-half of the sheet
of paper on which this note is written
was iouna in nmiancia jiuojwoiv...
After a strong array of ... circumstantial
evidence from the testimony of eperta
in handwriting anfl fraffltM conflict
ing statements of Cadet Whitaker and
the lack of yeracity, evinced hy. him m
durinff the roeiuiry, as
shown by the evidence, the court
is. of the opinion that the impu
tation upon tne ciiaracter oi, c-aueu
Whitaker, referred to in the or
der convening the Court, in the
official reports of the Commandant of
Cadets and Post Surgeon, is fully sus-
f olnol , '
WhATi the reDort was sent to ueneri
i Sdhofield and carefully read by him. Tie
f.an a letters be addressed to Col-
onel Lazeue, commanaant ot "H3
n f aHofa Vlirftfttinir the arrest of Whit-
alcer and placing him in confenet to
his -room. The ordr W'.pr? WPy
arriedot, and Whitaker viu jemam
rndlr arrest until hia oae i. disposed
of, A guard will keep him unaer ur-
, ,, ,,! l , . . J...;., J Sll.yil
' ".' . : ACABD. , . avi-rtA
lirro att who are suffering from ihe errors Ml in
dlscrettons of yontt nawwfjwal.
cyto8S of nianBood, ke.,Iwlll send a recipe that
wtil cure ySov MtEJB OF CHABBE. This iat
renMdy.'was dlacovered h a Po in south
SKSoWasSf
arr27-eUI
The Intlnx of Itayn
33
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AhdteWbrtiy mm .'W ttA.WLTT . tt oS a ivrm? RVT.T?, 8 T?T A SON A ELK rKXUHiO
peanergrit'atew..lorj:aanna I) IN EjielXxJxMuEdlJ- ZJurjxtix via - , .
Llln litsli lew uajr? w.y fey t S..
naur nmprs from sunnV ltalV. The
Caledonia, from Genoav 'Leghorn and
jfaierjmo, wmon arriveu j.uuraujf
nearly four hundred, and other steal
ers of the same line due next week wil
have quite as many. Unlike the Scan
dinavians tod Germans the Italians do
not go West, but, as a rule, stay in the
city, expecting to make a living by
doing whatever may cpWQ in their way
During the past year, as is well knowni
there has been a very extensive emigra
t.inn from the Mediterranean countries;
to, jtne Argeuuiiu jmspuuimj
Biver Plate under the very favorable,
inducements held put by, the goyern'
mttt in W. way or cneapuiaaa,
butlh reporw wat many of .the emit
further venturea in. tiiat .quarter3,and
ilfl!il n. :
? ? js not J I
present
: A book on the WWd:tt?lt
aent sentrjwe.1 iboiuuuhi rewi"
Mdaehe. Ckmsttpa.tpeiBlallayHla
rddressDr. SANFDRD, 162 Broadway, ew ia
SrtiMf.fYl-JI!.r)
mayi8 4w
'& The Public is Cordially Invited. No TrouDie w -ouow x.u.
W. KAUFMAN. & CO.
maro .
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