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t*ii A N ~C-'; OU T,i76
Local, State ar.d General.
' . ; fedbJdU — l t TTV'S
Go .o Uncle JJIMIUV Fouviile's tor
cheap, and durable bouts and shoes.
FALI. IX.— AH »f you wli i L-rai u UN*
•der Squire Alb
inour toil, Peter « &C • t'.ilt in.
Their forced sitpilrtVuno-i'uii 'linfcpens
dent ticket—.str c-tKcd.
HAULM» L/I v } the
eietftufr on tlie\)rtioal ticket
iNjn tl»e Second district, has btfeu
lIUU.6THIMVH. VV.liat. Is ihe matter?
Such a changing around we never did
see.
GoS'H NOifrti. —Ou i* next irti»mber
ot the House oi front
this comity, left for the nnrtlieru cits
ies a week ago, tor Nie purpose of
laying ill his thll and winter stfx'k of
$:o »dt>. He became satisfied that his
majority ov#r Dr. Piituix would be
large enough to sal isfv any Christian
man and so Dauiel went North feeling
very well?Und wben he gels back,
lie WHI tell you"aboift it, through the
•GLEANEK.
' GONE llo>Ue.— WT» t6ld the people
that our old friend, Tom McLean,
would take his opponent 11. L. Mes
bau&*hquie aud leave him, Well,
Tast Friday he did if, and now Mr,
Mebane can sit at home, undisturbed
by official cares, and dream the -long
winter evenings atvay; and, us he
streams, he can ponderover the vanir
tv of worldly nouors and distinctions
and the unc3rtainty of radical prom
ises. Parties in search of marriage
i ice us 'will not inquire tor Mr Mebane
yet awhife.
,♦ .that your
name is on thp regt
istratldii books. You
can't vote unlees
your name is prop
erty on the registra
tion books.-
IFork fro 19/ now
till election day, and
from the early morn
ing of that day un
til the going down
of the sun there
of!
At Ihe meeting of
the Graham Tilden
and Vance club >n
nex* Sat urday night,
the 28th. there will
be speeches from
Col, Holt, Col.
Scales and othefo.
The public, and es
pecially the different
Tilden and Vance
clubs of the county
expected to at
tend.,, The
are cordially invited
to attend, and ar
rangements will be
made for their pres
ence. Come every
body, and let nshave
a rousing time, The
nights are long and
the moon will shine.
«WT»T »L*- M
A DunoK,
MR. .EDITOR:
• In your last issue you say that the
Independent ticket of this county was
brought out by the Republican Exec
utive Committee. I have no jdea that,
you intend to do injustice, alia I deem
it my duty t» a*k you to make the cor-i
fectiou as yon have been inisiu
formed with regard to the matter.
T here has never been but one meeting
rot the Executive Committee during
this canipaigi ,BiK> thas was lor ,the
purpose »r aptfoiirtW dUfcuraMstnjtHie
State and District convention. It was
suggested that another meeting be
I held for the purpose \ consultation,
which meeting never lonvened This
| much as lo the Committee; as to mv
! individual preference aslb who should
be candidates, Ido »o lUecni mate
rial to the is-ucf.
Respectfully
W.li. A WIGHT .
Octo. 20th 1876.
The ab v * Ci r I explains i«plf. We
never said tne Republican Executive
Committee, nominated the indepen
dent candidates. Narry time ii| WB
*ay it. We said that they were
brougnt out, sanctioned, endorsed by
a radical caucua That is so, and we
know it as well as we know anything
that we did not personally witness.
The caucu* was held on the first Sat
urday in September, ajnd so to speak,
continued over to the niext Monday.
The present indepaideut ticket,
with tie exception we liave here
tofore made, was then
agreed 'upon, ami tntmcd. This
we can substantiate by tie declarations
of republicans of as nifcih character
as any in the county. tt'liPre is just
no doubt nbout it. Wil know that
some lumbers of the Executive Com
mittees were in this cauqus. Whethl
- it was a formal meeting of the E: >
eoutive Committee we otlcourse had
p.o positive means of kuowing. Their
acts and 'riiee'ttil'gs fiTnh the days
of the league been to some extent se
cret. A j/ittittiite/U mewllM* of that
caucus, furnished the names of its can
didates, at least a part ot theui, in
writing on Saturday evening. Will
that be denied? The names furnished'
are now candidates in the field.
Will that be denied? The writer of
the above card by -his position as
c .airman of the-republican Executive
• •ommittee of this county, and by be
ing the leader and the most influential
member of his party, controls ninety
nine out Of every hundred votes the
independent* 4*pect to receive^
It is, tb say the least, by hid sancs
tion that they aie'now candidates with
any hope of the'tepublican vo®. Are
tliey ashamed of tbe sjtpport of Wqnire
Alright, who td'driy has the V>ower
to control more votes than any {other
one man in this county? A wotd of
his can destroy the whole independ
ent tioltet or any one upon it. tTliis
is a patent fict to any one acquainted
with the .zeal and influence ofl the
man,* and the politiaal situation in
this county, llis object of course, is
to dsfeit the Democratic party. tHe
is open and above board in it. Hi is
using the independents to effect via
purpose. Politicians generally no
this when they can find among theme
claiming to be their oppooonts, mm
whom they can use; —ami especialW
when their only "chance of defeating
the democrats is by sreating disseu\
tions and divisions. Two objets aro
obtainable by thi»cnurse,one tiiedeteat,
of the democrats in the preseut cnni
paign, the other the bringing the in
dependents, body and soul, to the
radical party. We do not blame the
enemy who encourages desertions;
it is the (ktwyiei's wja go for.
THE BEST OF TIIEM ARE DECEIV-
did'noi Col. Hoi ton, in
his cauvass of this county, coru'e his
piue torch education ovw the people
r»f Newlines township, at John
Pughs? Because he knew some of his
college chums were there. Whether l
i man is educated at college or
elsewhere is a matter of small con
sequence,but when a man endeavours
lo.au acltua'y does mislead the pe jpl#
in small matters, he is not to be
trusted in matters of greater concern,
i'liis Col. HoitOii did iu than COuiity.
He played otf in the north part ol
the county as a man who had
obtained his education under verj
id verse circumstances, and by fire
light after the days work of a farmer
was done. Our jieople warmed
towards him on this account. Come
to find out lie is a regular college
bred chap. We don't object to this
but we do object to a man's endeav
ors to deceive. To' paraphrase, he
that is faithles in few things will be
faithless, . r ,. „
SETTLED.— Our worthy snd
efficient sheriff, Settled with the State
Treasurer, on last Thursday, the
19th of tbh mouth. The amount of
tax due from this county and which
was turned over to the TrcMurer
was seven thousand and six dollar*
and seveuly six cents. Sheriff llun»
L er was this year, as usual, the first ill
the State MS settle. He has been
the first «ch year save one, iu his
official life. No county in the State
has a more accomodating pnuopt,
and fethlul sheriff.
I —-
To give ordinary water all the
refreshing and invigorating, qualities
of sea water salt it till it has a
bonyant feeling, which shows how
easy it is to get up a bueyant felling.
Salt will do it sometiuuts, bnt the
effectual Way of producing it in
the family is to plant a "Liglit
i tunning Domestis" square in front
of the heart b stone.
Col. T. M. Holt was, last week,
reelected to the Presidency of the
North Carolina Agriculture Society
His continued reelection is a com
pliment of wliieh both Col. Holt and
the county should feel proud.
Near Cheraw, S. C. Oet. lltb, at
the residence of the bride'sfartbcrD
C. Harden, by Rev. E. H. Baist, Mr
f. H.Spencer and Miss C. R. Hardei
all of Chesterfield county. No cards
I lls II oTI Eg , % K» t
It, iC i , I.»rt- t, i - . |.;
With uaqh recurring canvass the
[ radical by «il- of declarations |
and misrepresentations endeavor to
|txcito the fears of jttr people upon the {
•übkuLof They we!l
know tlyit, muuy of out peliple are in>
debted to the exemption tows for Ihe
shejter'that now covers their heads,
mid ft»r the personal property that en
ablfktheip to make a ItVfiig. They
wejf knoWthat tltis is* Subject about
which our people easily frighten
eel. Knowing theseuliings they do
at any declaration or
representation wbjeli they consoler
culcul»ted to create apprehension;' in
thtf ininda of the people. One of their
oA repeated falsehoods is that the
democratic pi rty is opposed to (a
homestead aud personal property ex
emptions
To those wbo know the history ot
the exemption tipps in tfri»6tate this
isjK> palpably falw as ta require no
lint cuftpeople, like most I
aljotfier people, arc not acquanted
•vilh the history of legislation upon
this,or any cthersnbject. It is not
then' business to be. They are not all
lawyers, aud they are not all furnish l ,
ed with the acts of the several legisla
tures, snd it they w ero, they have
something else to do, than to read
tliem. * ? i
Soon after the w if, onr people
many of them being largely iujyljbt,
/he legislature recognized the nfecessi-'
tv jf a.hopipstead aud personal props
erLy,exu,mptiot), and accordingly, the
legislature of 1866-7, parsed a home
stead and personal property exempj
libit law, mych more liberal in its
provissions than that contained i:i the
radical constitution. To show this is
so, we quote the very language of
Judge Head. In delivering the opin
ion of the Supreme Court in (he case
of Garrett Against Cbesire, reported
in V 01."69, page 896. Supreme Court
Keports, he uses this lauguage. "Our
homestead law is not an increase, but
n restriction upon former exemptions,
Kind they were not made to defeat
debts but to secure necessaries and
wmforts to our citizens." So yon see
Jomocrats were really and truly the
authors of (lie homestead laws.
The democrats arc interested in the
homestead, they owning perhaps nine
tenths of all the homesteads in the
State, ther'origuated the homestead,
and they uow and ever have favored
it.
How exceedingly foolish then to talk
jff the homestead being in danger from
iemocrats. Oh, but they say the dems
watic lawyers have tvied to take a
:a*e up ! to the Supreme Court of the
United States to have tlie homestead
declared not good as against old
littbts. That is simply a lie made out
rf the whole cloth, aud tne leaders of
the radical party know it so to be.
Doift every ! body know t '.nt if dem- !
Dcruftic lawyers wished to take n ease
up to the Supreme Court of the Unit
ed States they could have done so long
ago? . ,
IHth democrats 'n power your
homestead is safe, but keep out of
Judge Dicks court, and he is a radi
cal, it VoTi'don't want to loose your
homestead.
Have we not a number of demo
cratic Judges in the State, aud has '
there been any attempt to interfere
with your homestead?
AnßKll'A.t lilßßttTV,
Tin onl of the clcvey Republican
ittdgjs ju South Carolina have now !
lesnfod that there »re no armed
baud! of whites in the State* and that
In no riiise has auy Hidrauce ''been
placed in the way of the judiciary to
keep rheinirom discharging the duties
if their offices.
ProQiiucut Republicans have
sfi'ittca (9 Pr««ii!£!ii Grsuf, rc
ruling tlie false charges of the carpet
bag Governor, Cliamberlain.
Officers ol the army stationed in
that State, have written lo the
President giving him the true state
»t affairs and begging him not to
assign tb»m the unpleasant duty of
interfering-in elections, and arrest
ing innocent citizens at mi Iniglit.
llonest Itepublicans all over (lie
North have petetioiiej the Pre-idem,
and remonstrated aga'iist the undue
aud uncalled foruiilHtury interference
nmt still protest against this grevious,
fin against man and God.
The so-ca!kd ri fl i clubs of t he whites
have disbanded according to the
tyrannical edict of the conspirator
Chamberiain, to repress anything like
a disobedience to the constituted
authorities.
Tlie so-eall ••illegal bodies of
arioed iue" Were organized under the
charter of a radical Legislature, ami
it h(ts been proven that iliev are legal
oom i I t on" enso dingt ih;law»of
luu&tatc of.SouuiCarolina.
These sovtalled "illeyul organiza
tions" have been re|>calcdly recogni
zed by Gov. Chamberlain and tnev
have escort :d him front place lo
plaoe.
Gov. Chaui>erlaiD has been elected
an bonory meaiber of most of the»e
so-called utilaefel coriiUsjation* ;md
has signified lis acceptance in letters
which those clabs now have!
NnrrrcEirrrY-rhfioiN! of the Mioiid
menta that restricts the powers of
tlie Gpveruor. it allow? hint to make
sppointOMMt% in tam of vacancies onv
Ijr till the first election, when the peo
ple shall elect, Tt' tales the |ower
from one man ay 4 places it in tlie
hands ol the people If one. of your
Judges diet tlie Govt only appoint
under this amendment till tlie first
election, wHfcti the people jfteei anoth
er Judge. Mot a nufiool oppc*edrffiis
amendment in the Con vent ion, Jmt
now thet yelp against it.
]t cortails their ]«t oun man pow
er. The next radical you hear prat
ing about The peoplea rights, poin l
him to thia amend men'., aud tel
him to vote for it, or dry up.
The SevknxilKjjth. —Of«the pig"
posed amendment tlio seventeenth
is lu words:
Thai sec:ions titfjqcii, sixteen, and
j»cvctricen,»of article four of the
Constitution be abrogated and
annulled,and the following substituted
therefor:
Section —. The General Assninblv
shaft have 110 power to deprive the
Judiial Depart ment ul, an# power
or jurisdiction which rightfully
pertains to it, as a c*M rdinate de
partment of the government; but!
the General Assembly shall allot and
distribute that portion of this power
and jurisdiction which does not
pertain to the Supreme Court, among
the other courts prescribed in this
Constitution, or which may 'be
, e stablishcU,by law, in such manner
ns it may detin best; provide also
a proper system of appeals, and
regulate' by law, when necassary,
the methods ot proceeding ii
the fimlM cf their powers, of
aI! the Courts below the Supreme
Court, so far as tlie same may bo
done without conflict with other
provision.; of this ConAtit ittfon.
This is one of tlie four that the re*
publicans voted soMd y against. 'I he
sections that this amendment abro.
gates, arc as'follows; Section flftcou
prescribes Ihe jurisdiction ot the Su
lierioi courts. Section sixteen pros
vides that yon cannot appeal from a
in agist i ate, or probate Judges judge-!
nient, ouly upou. questions of law,
itiileßs the amoniit is exceeding I wen*
tyflve doirafSj Uinl scctlon seventeen
gives the Senior court clerk juris
diction over the estates of deceased
pigeons and minors, and also probate
powers., Now these sections are to be
wiped trout the constitution and th c
above substituted in their place. The
effect of this wil' be simply to plane
the entire matter in the hands at "the
Legislature, the peoples representa
tives.
This might aptly be called the poor
man's amendment. The. constitution
is it now t&uds, in eflcct says to the
pooi- man, you shall not have your
matters tried in any other eourt than
that ot a Justice of the peace. Section
'ixteeu, one of those annulled* says
you cau't appeal to tlie Superior court
unless the amount isover twenty-five
lollars, save on y for errors of law.
should not .your constitution
permit the poor man, with his small
natters, to adjudicated
n any court of tho State? Take very
nan v of onr people whose magistrate*
ire negroos, and what is their con«
JFhy.when on* of these negro
nagistrates, through ignorance or
:orruptiou decides against one Of
hem unjustly, thfcre 1s" no remedy,
•radically, unless thc amount in
'olved is ip »re than dol
»rs. S:c:ion se veil teen Is the
me upon which tlie radicals harp.'
['he jurisdict ion and powers of tlie
iupcrior court clerk are in danger. Oh
hey say your clerks do now all the
vork, and the lawyers, are not feed.
L'here has beek mora plan sable mix
"presentation about this jurisdiction
if the Superior Court Clerk[thuu any
itlier one thing. .
It is a (act that will not be disputed
iv any lawyer whose experience wi!l
unify an opinion, tiia* the settlement {
■f estates, both of deceased ]iersoiis>
ind oftnliiors. pays the latvycrs nuich 1
tetter than under the old, system. I
['hat talk of this amendment betag in ''
lie interest of lawyers is mere radical 1
waddle, and nothing el*e. It simply .
[lves into the hand* of thc legislature .
he distribution of jadhial power*.
Vhereehje should this power be?
I'hc legislature would ha apt to niflect
he wi-hes of the people. Member*
[onernliv do that, and If they tail once 1
lid pa»s an unpopular jatr. tho i> s r
lection to send mot» who will
epoal it. What objection can you
•ossibly have (o this amendment?
t one,if you exercise reason and coin
no i sense. Xo one can have. It
jof tlie first importance, because it
nablas your legislature to accomodate
our laws and tlie jurisdiction of yonr
ouru, to the wants mid needs of Uie
icople.
This is all; whatever else you way
tear is raditml clap trap. *
Skcket. —Kuklttx may divulge,
liend may betray fri« nd, and all the
iontideuiial relations ot years of iutU
nac* may be given to the public, the
m:ii up Secret* of agos may be brought
o liglit, the murderer of Stephen*-
nay be found, tlie JViithau trageoy
nay see the light, but there is one
hing that will probably never be
inown, and that U who our indepen*
lent candidates vote forin the coming
tied ion. W bother their In-art throb I
liiicken at the name of 'IIMen, or
vbeilier they are warmed up at the
Tiention of Hayes, aro secrets deep
lown in their own bosoms, and there
boy will p.-«bab y reuitln f revet. If
» - c only had one of tliuse medium*
Hie o( thoc spiritualist, who steal tlie'
ipitiin of other jieople. when they are
load, or asleep, and mike tb;m tell
ill lliev know, we d fln-.l out somes
iliing about tlie politics of these indc- .
pendents—but we have none such!
here and it wonld hardly pay to Mnui
liter one. We mu«t be content, but
we do wish we could find out. Iti* so
pleasant to And out any thing, when
there are such pain* taken to conce.il
it. Oh. but thajr are strange
Wl.alare tin y tor and wt.-.n, agggl
tor r Wmhim ale tsta Ii tneir plw
ent positions, and wldttier aro they
going? Alaa, no mail can tell.
- lluj wire la and wire oat,
Aad leave ibe people nllll lu doabt,
Wbeiher th* 4nake that made the track,
Was eomlag la, or golug l>«ck.
-t
Tlie National Democratic Executive
Committee lias iwmeti a gratulary
address to the democrats of the nation
upon the triumphs of tue party in tilt
October elections,
*■ " ... i
inPoitT.tNTN vo Kiirnirn
* The following circular loiter was
obt lined from the Oler'-c of the
| Supreii.d Cbnrt hy the Ttdlcfgh Nexor.
; We publish it for the iiilormatfon il
contain*.
To the, SheriJTof nereral counties hi
North Caroina:
Your attention is directed to Seel Ton
2, (.f an Oi'rtinaoe entitled "An.Ordi
nance to submit to the people the
nmondments to the Constitution ndop'-1
cd by tliis Convention,'' passed hv the
recent Slate Convention ®n this Slate.
T'v a provision pj said section, you arc j
reqirert to make "return* of the]
whole vote cast for the ratification 1
and for ihe rejection of said amend*
men ts." in vnor several counties. t«»
the Chief Justice of the Supi erne
Court of (lie State, nt Raleigh within
thirty da* s of the election.
You will therefore, forward «aid
returns, within the time specified,
to "It. M. Pearson, Chief Justice,
(care of the Clerk or the Supreme
Court,) Raleigh North Carolina," and
■narked on ifie .outside of the cuycl
ope containing the same, the words
'•Vole on Constitutional Amends
ments."
R. M. PEARSON
Cheif Justice.
Send us in Subscriribers For the
Glkanek—only tor.y cmils till the Is
ofJaiuarf. •
And its so.—Every radical that
makes a speech, about (he commence*
incut tells the people, tbat charges of
corruption are usually brought
ugiii :st a party that has been long in
|ti*ver. by the opposite parly, in its
efforts lo oust tJicin. Well, that is
true, and tliere is something else true
about it, the charges ot malfeasance
ami coiniplioK are always true
too.
It is the-experience ot all countries
that |K)litical parties long in power
become corrupt, but no country ever
hud s.iclm tcriibie experkn.e as ours.
Judge Hoar, a Massachusetts repub
lican, iii a speec , declared that tli
only thing in which this country ex
celled at the worlds exposition at Vis
una a vear ago, was in the number ol
her official'scoundrels, and their su
periority as such over other scoun
drels. Ye«, yes the democrats charge
nil manner ot corruption upon flie rad
ical party .and they prove their charge*
and. the "radicals, ciy war, rebel, ku
klux, aud ihtrti* '.lie campaign.
Koyster's candles at the N»w Drug Stor
Company Bho|>s N. (J., candy 3.V-H) pc
nunnd, rreneU candle* (roin Henry Fariro
Baltimore.
State Fair. —This exhibition was
in Raleigh last week. "While frcin
accounts tbat \*e get irointho Raleigh
papers it Was lint al. that could be
desired vet it was better than fl >wiW
expected. There were many things
to operate against the success of the .
lair this vear. The hard times, the
great Centennial, aud warm political
cunvars now going on aM had a
tendency to keep pcopfle away. There
was however a good display, aud
many more in attendance than Was
expected. There wore over five*
thou«and present one day. Able
adiireses w. re delivered at the aeveral
mee/iug# ot the Agricultural Society,
aud it« JViends seem to be by no
trt'elns dispunlent. ■s> i
W»r did i'tiicY do it?--AI John
Hugh's in Newlins township, why did
ihe radicals bv a preconcerted move
lake all the republicans oft as soon as
Ihe democratic candidates got up.
Were they afraid for ilieui to hear the
ruth? it would aeem so, tßadicalisp)
nelts before the rays of truth as does
he snow, unucr the warmth ot a
luuitncrs sun. They, ihe rudical*
ear truth as the devil docs holy wa»
er. -
Determined io Self
I have received ami am constantly receiving
«Jouk ot men* calf skin, and heavy lidqi,
nil# and boys lieavy *lioe» ami b»»l* a-cl
ulieaaii.l cliildr>!ii A'llkiu; show.
1 an J tjr.nc.ij'l to mil th.:n. not only
lie.i;isr iluti cm b> tu.i-tit In lha funij l»nt !
lieajur tha i ttioo can uc liount In the j
Mtj. Calli aiisJ »« .* _
JAXKS.K
a— i
Jacob Shepvrtl, a woithy citizen ot
his county, died, at his home, thi* i
lay. ono week lie leilves ft wife i
,nd ten living children to tnourii thcii |
JSS, He died of typh >M fever.
tub mtfSktnmu,
l-Tflftn nnrw ait:il the first day ol
laii* nry we will furjtWh the oi>iMW |
,i jbp foliowiug low ratea:
one dopv tirtvcenl». Clubs of .
hr««i one third cent {
copy. C'luWoftou, 'liree dollais
ith in advance required In all
-
1
j.. :t ■ ..i- - ,M|
X " -3H-W **a i
your cojMy
four ijnie. is o«t. on fcrn't, ■[
*>, Do|o«
i either cUssa? If yon
|^|it|r* V ' fc*M an
i ite tlie fJUnti€> ancloae J
U jm »i»al
i subscriber aud yonr i>
feuft jut you kttow H. Semi a yaarr*
ibaertption at *neo. The
will aJwaya abow jnst litfw
i|kioi jrou bava |ssid and juat bow kmjj
,'ou have bee'u gel'ttflg the Jm
t./aJe you tor um*
We hate to dun people. Wo jiava
lnyei daowed>|»jr cn fy/Wf.
taamuLyet. us the nnpha'an
Bw.
a. >ii'
three C»rtUeo d>i/|rou W mtXt. -,/b
tjmvlrejl t»f fba *w»nld o«Kt
lew. Tbea» Httfi'nwttepi "i're
Ait gleotcd» uiuutenttoiiatlJ *>; We Of
tend k> give yon * good papui-. Tne
price ia low. If your time ia out pe-
I maw; if yoa are behind»s il" you
!*Wtnfa*rifa*ft>r> or
r - 'ijjfl' Nf ) !*•>
ItOTif'lf
At I lie solicitation and - reqiipst of
nmiiv friends, I nmrouire tnvspff a
oaydiilul'* ft u'Cou li lv coin in i slimier in
tin; Coiuifv oiAlain nice at the ensue
iiifr election.
Sept. 19th 1876.
A A Thompson.
Dr. Marphv will keep at the New Dru'
Store Company Shop*. pure Ryo tViiisk«y
also |>; ire French t!r:inti. Black-berry eor
(llilI. Catiwba (irape Wine,
Ul.Tck-iiefry and otSer Wines for tn*Jica I
usd.i tn'.y
Sjwlnur Machine Oil at Now t)rug Store
Company Shops.
Nearly a month of earnest work.
You cannot serve the democratic par*
ty belter than l>v circulating the
(JLEANEK. £ce terms elsewhere.
. forty ptllonn varnMiQCf])al, Coach.
.Kpun ' aud Shellac at new dntß Store
Company Shops. Prices lower lliuu any. ,
where olscJn tiie'cuiity.
iia.y. A n HI ai KH,
CandidAtd. for Congress, will ads
dross the poopjo at tlie following:
times and places.
Anderson's Store, M'etiiicfcdu}
Oc oher 1& .. * it m
]jv>i(Vburg. Thursday Oc(Sfib»r 19th.
lioxboro, Friday. October 2#ih.
Hullowavbville, October
21st. ' «
Alt. Tirzah, Monday, October
23rd,
Bushy Vork, Tuesday Oclobcr
24th.
Yanfcevvlllc, Wednesday, October
25th.
itow Town, Ti.ursday Oclober
2Gil».
KcidsvlUe, Friday." October 27th.
Thomaßville', Saturday October
28th.
Tyro, Monday, October 30.
Fmche'a Utore. Wednesday Nov*
euiber. Ist.
Concord Clinrcb, Thursday, Nov«
umber 2nd.
Gray's Chapel, Frid*v, November
3rd. »**•'? r J y .'i, •«
Tilt lIII.L PASSED, AND IS NOW A
| \W OK THE IIHST IMI'OTANCE TO CHlL
dukn AND OI.D FOLKS. — Well, yes, the
ill making it«a eripiniiDal iflVnc* tc
mix white pi|>e clay, chalk and pow
ilered soap atone with the sugar that
is manufactured into candy,baa pasaed
ind ianow tlie law in one of the WW
torn Stateajiuid it iaalsoa law in the |
candy factory of A. D. RoysterJt lliu. J
jf Raleigh. They passed that bill I
totue time ago, and no violationof _ it
is tolerated. Their candies arc pure
tybut) i? t lnoiii fi>r (n ice list, and then
buy of thdiS, anil' Jon Wbn't feel aelf
iceased evdry time you see a dirt
.sating looking chap ill the neighbor*
jood.
Address, A. D. Roystor fc Brr.
~, m. l Raleigh N. C.
■V:iir/~ Ii 1
COMMERCIAL.
(jraham Market.
JJ^tnuruuotK" 1 81
VCOTT JkWOWWIfI«I*«
Ipplen. dried, V It' "- «a^B
/• .»«" :
J«nn», 20*25
♦utter Uoa:io
V » ! »• •• ••; 16,^17
»
feef
Hack berries- dried, • • 3(i> ,
lark, «a»atra* rocts * #»
'.usting*. eld V tt> • ■ *•" ;" iQ# i
sloth. tow aud eottou, V »1 70&80
3»llekcii)> a»2> •• • • •. io-i 14
Jotton, lint,
•' H|ft
JnukA e«i«'n I«|^DIU
lour, family r
eattiur*
10llh
" Mii'kr®
, *' \
(•IKltt 11
•i rubtiU # * ,V>aflD
if*v yaw • • •; UWI*.
t'M «'«». ; lOU l-J ,
- Hrjr, - lUfcf/
i.srd #
Uo.il, eorn.» n> tofg-iM
J»u, »c-4 # l»u.a 40fl» Vi
" '&U« qa*rt..» • '
'eii- V t» t»h.....j••••■" 50
-oUlloc*. irisii t»B™- ,Vo(sil'i
" - -sweet " •••••• oHfo-t'. 1
furk T Iti ...... ■■ • ,t*U>
%'
■riVrr-*"
Buiket,
ar r.. eiaisn. '
8r "'•
W-ij(J|4l »r»?p p> w»'
ivin I. Vtsrk :
DAK«.
.«?« if-twwff. to t*"i 1• | V i
r - r nuoxT ntMK*. • •' _ 1
'■«*; - «C* 5 - |oa!i
fftiuir * * - • - • , is* f
,o>M, , " - *» '■ » « l 8i "»
{TV"', ;-'»mo**m. 'i '
■jjnmm. */*>, . '. - - * - ™
- lOali
I
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wturrnn." H '
'jSOtilOk, new, - j » : IS*BO
ttASuCFii i • - l 3«.»>
PP-te." r as
Pi'lL - , -ifoji„Jfcjl -
WSSOLUTION.
\
Tlio-4»ty*rtier«hip hereinfote ex
iflnif w»'l«'r tlie name and ftylt of I'
iuav bo luuntl atllw oltlsiaml. when
tw UusiiMM- »/• W, Harder
itfav Ik! t«Miml at his new Hure, iln
mediaielv wwM of llrt oof lionw,
i ficre ho has gone into btisinesv
received, and an: re
nee I heir old ctisio tner* Iml
Eitlier parinei
aWWteMowKtle jiariuershiji busi
* J.W. Har«lct».
i P. H. llurden.
O.Otftliaui S. 0- 0«t. »th 1876.
1
ADYEKTJfcttT
a cHitoMos raprri '* H
' - •, i
In order to Introduce our large, cight-pagc
| /HuJtialrc Xiter-ry and Familya'apcr, Toe
! !4onvejitr, wc will, wild it, on ui.t!, six
mouths for 6nlv flo eta.; tfua to fcMSi'-mifV
| scribcr wo ~wli! uinil, poit paid four t
j OU ttromo*. .'XUtiu ,Red Ki'llnir Ifoitd."
| "Th«Thtlclfbii'A FWiihr, ''Ppri-P-Lco" irnd
I "iii.itlier's'/oy-t" 'those J ictuiss uro 1.0,
j uominou prints, but genuine oil ohromqs
in sixleou colors, that are in appear
| nnce totltie nU palming*. lu»: tiiii'k- of It
foil.'Hue uliroii o* jui4. an  JC* viiui-l library
P«i' r tlx months for «t«Tty it. M*Ue 0}
a club ol ftto sul)«cri!ifci» asd we will Henri
you an extra copy fornix luoiiiL* slid four
extra eiiropiox, Ho dinggr of looping your
money. rt*e refer w toe Voi>t ffcuwrr 'MI-v •
toi. HI to our rflij.l nb.hilitv. ttJ. ttqiji/cil,
in advance. No sunipfes lite. Ai,i:nts wan
ed to take subscr iptious tnd sell our Ho.
pictures. From to to 4>lo a ?.y easily
uaade. Address,
W. 11. BURROW.
200 Maiu Bt. Bristol Teun.
PROTECT YOUR BUiLDING i
Utft
Which may be done with one-fourth the
usm.L using-our
PateutSlite Paint,
wmVa &E&P Fait mt
£' irf-prw f. IValrr-prvaf, ban*
■• (uumakal, Oruam^nlal.
**
roof may I* covarrd with a very cheap
ablatio, and by application of this alate be
made to l»*t troiu to 26 year*. Old root*
can be patched unit coat ia, looking much
better, and !a*ti;lg longer thau new shingle*
without the »late, tor
One Third tfca t'Ml •fltfli iualt»
The expense of blatlng hfew shingles i« only
about the cost of simply laying tnem. The
iwiut is vme-ftioov again*-! ►imrk« or flyin»
c.ijbcrs, o> may be caiily tasted by aiiy
oho. - * • '
It stops Every leak,
and for fin or Iron has uo jaujuai, a* It •>*
painl* by heal, oontfuetS .evpit .
CIIACKS nor iirale». Hwil» covered with Tar
Sheathing Full can be made water-tight at &
•mall «.\|*iue, mid pitMorvud for many
year*. •
Thin Blato Paint la
JBxtremely Cheap.
Two gnllout will cover «• honored square
(ccl of »hioglc roof, while ou tin irou, felt;
matched bonnfir, or any su'oftth Surface from
two quarts to one gallon are teqo!rcdo 100
(square fuut of surface, and although the
Paint ha* 11 heavy body It is ea«iiy applied
with a brush.
No Tar is used in this compo
sition.
therefore It neither crack* la Winter, nor
run# in hummer.
On decayed shingle* it till* up lhi hales
mid pore*, and gives, u now substantial roof
that will last for year*,
Ct'iti.ao or WAMPKU shingle It bring* to
their (iliices, atul kliep* them tin .c. it Alls
up all hole* in rcltrnof*. stop* tl:e leak*
nnd although a skiw dryer, niin doe* not
effect It a few Ifoura alter applying,
nearly all paint that are black coulaia
bo sure you obtain our OK*ufna ol
which (for rbin,'lc roofs, ia
t'Jioqi>lflto Color,
when first applied. chnngltig in about
mouth to a uniform slate oolor, and U
intents and purposes M.ATB. Ou
Tin Roofc
Diir re J color I* usually preferred,
•oat la equal u> Ave of any ordinary
Kor ,
BRICK WALT.S
mr nnionr RKO It the only reliable
I'alut ever introduced that will effectually
prevent dampness from iieuetrato.'j and dl*
.vlorlng the plnvter.
Thcso puiuu are nUt> largely used on out>-
liou*ea and feuees, or •* a prluiiog coat on
hie bui!ilini».
Our only colors are CHOCOLATB, Ki»
KntoHT Rki». and OKAKOK.
NKVV YOKK CAS li PltlCU LIST.
3 Ciullbus, can and bc«, ~ #6 'S
1.0. " kc*... 0»
20 " half barre1.....;....,'.. ..I#oo
40 " one barre1................8000
Vfg have In irtoek of our own man ufacta
re, roottug material*, eta,, at the following
low prices :
KXX) rolls extra Knbbcr Roofing at 8 eents
fer »'iaure fool, (Or wc will farolsb Rubber
Hoofing, Naii«,>( uj>, and Slate I'aint lor an
.nHrt new roof, at cents |>er square
fool.)
ajWO roH» 2-plv Tarred llooflng Kelt, at iff
cents per sqftare ford
:tU)Urolls »-ply 'tarred Rooting Kelt, at
cents |>er square f«Mi', ,
800 rolls Tarred Miealhlng at ){centper
M| are im>t.
.'ooogallon* line Knaiuel Paint, I. ixsd ready
lor il ou iusidt; or outside work, at (3 per
-..'nil.
Send for sample card of colon*. All ordera
ii.n»t I)': ttcoonvpanled »t lib the money or
ptrirl4etw: y city felcreneus. No good* ablp
ped C.. O. f*.. unless express change* art
guaiauUwd. Loeal Atruni*, wauled.
94-u>plc orders soHciu.d.
N. Y. hLATB PA IXT COM PAN V,
Tobacco sales.
3 Khali resume public salc^°
Kffißß (C 1 .24 TH
the Mell known
IMackwell's Dur
ham' Warehouse
nt ~~~—i »
and those hating tobacco to aol) may res
assured ttiay will alway* find iuy h.>u-«
I: lor ail gtadoft. -
Bright Smokers in
great dem&id
«nt wanted at good figure*. 1 am detenu
Ined to vpare t.o efforts to please ALL whe
favor me • itli tbeir patrouage. Reaaaotbei
you will Bud me at
D iJ It ir A M
the leading WUWRUM of the P. u». With
many t banks forUMmatroir.. 1 given nu
from Alamance and co growing,
sections of the SUta-^T^^^^um^trc!,-