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V Raxbioh N. C
rTCESUA;, SEWEMBER 12.-1876;
National Democratic Eefcrm Ticket.
FOE PRESIDENT :
S AMUEt; J. TIIDBN
.n 1 i ' o aw loaa. 1 . -
! ' FOR YICTrRSIDEMTi 1 -
THOMAS. Ai' HENDRICKS.
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r nrs arTi at .,
DANIEL G. FOWIJt, of Wake,
; MXU M..tCACn, of DaTMaou.
1 riaat wTioTr
; Lt.CW a UTHAM. of PRti
. ' boxbd pistbict," ,,"r,-ii
aonN r: WOOTES, of UaoU.
' ? . third BiBTmic,
JOHN D. STANFORD, of iOapUn. M
- , r, rousTH DmraicT, 1 i
r ABl'US H. BU8BEI, of Wake."
FRANK C. ROBBINS, of Da?ldou.
! inn oirrmicT. , .
KOBEttT P. WAWSO, of itacklenburit.
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ALPHONSO AVERY, ot Bark. ,:
rSlSOCSATIg' STATS , TICffT."
ton otbio r
Z EBULO N B. T A Jl CEi
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THOMAS J. J AB.Y IS,
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JOSlU A. ENOKULAilD,
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nt r W- SAMUEL L. LOVE, w "
J.nt t Of BATWOOD.-;
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' john 0. ecAKBOROUGn; ' ;
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JOSEPH J. DAVIH,
or TBAware; r
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00BOKBUIOBAI, BOmBAT'OKB lr' OfflBB
- PUTBICTB!
in DiBTRiot JE88E J. TEATE8, of Hert
ford. r-s ''"' ' . .- -v ' ' ' 4
3d Diithict ALTRKD K. WADDELL, of
New Hanover. . , . "
5th DiataiCT ALFRED M. SCALES, of
OulUord. ' ---.? - i
tin DisTB'or WALTER L. STEELE, ol
7Tal)i8TBicr-WILLIAM M. ROBBINS, of
,Ir0uOU "v f . ' -'I
8th ' DiBTBiCT ROBERT B. VANCE, of
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' A poor-knell !. for Parncll , Was rung
"t Law ia Masse j f Let s have no "rail"-
Was Tim tim-id that ho failed to
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but tolnga" yesteraayi mi d J I j -J
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Some or tb : darkey , are already
wearing that Wynne shan't win by their
rotee. . i
we' lore the lonx-oppresaed - colored,
bruuoer
Though it may be Nowcll wllli the
rad candidate' for 'sheriff, 'It won't be
I! '
so well In NoTeraber. .
,Tim what about thai watch and tone
of your leading' candidates f 1 Don't
yonr whole ticket need watch-ing
, The Indian campaign is a failure, and
the southern one will be. ' One failure
is a national disgrace ; the other wlll.be
glorious enough to make amends for ,11.
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A prettier ticket to beat, than that
put up by yesterday's! ringed, streaked,
striped .and speckled , pow-wow, ; was
nerer seen in Wake -county.'Upaod
at 'em, bojal' .; '
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The manner In which Willie p. Jone,
an old enemy of the Raleigh ring, was
slaughtered yesterday, but show bow
thoroughly the city re ublicans control
their followers in the ountry.' "v
John Jones gires notice in the Athens
(Ga.) Watchman that neither he nor
his wife, nor his sou' nor his daugh ter,
nor bis man servant nor his maid s?r
Tant, nor his ox nor his ass is going to
the centennial.
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The whole radical party in Wake
county, witii perhaps two hundred ex"
ceptioos, is composed of negroes. And
not one of theiu on the, ticket. Good
enough to Tote,- but not fit for candi
dates. Oh, how we radicals love the
Address of the State Committee.
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The aJJreKa 'of fl "ral Cor, the
chair an 1 th ' -laoct wj sut wj;T. it-
tt. whio'i avvn ed in the U im 4 of
the "Sonti:H i timely,' able, In 1 oodl
touo an J uuipt., ana to iue puwy-
The committee tery properly re
frained from criticising the circular let
ter of Attorney General Tuft, or the law
ouder which he and Jndge BnS't'0
acting, in reference to the election in
this state. . ,Whil9 "i1? neither ex
euiw nortiewWy 'for federal' luterfer-
eupaliiL'Ritt tdaction" oTurUCCawJiaa,
if ItibM kJiaf oihertho1 'oomnittee
aoquijHoca in the actionUkeu, ahJpaiF
rises a ready and willing jubedieuow on
the part of alL All the intimidation and
rioleuoe ever apprehended in thie .atute
were from the' republicans, and We kiutl!
now see if the sealous followers of that
partyir eSpctiaflyamotff o
people, are to bo rftriued in their
violent demonstrations toward those
who would rote tLe.domocratio ticket.,
We pppreheu J (lia( Uus, action jn the
part 'M, JtbeVi federal j iWho'rUieis wfi
greatly strengthen the colored, demo
c ratio vote of the state, while it cannot
affect, iu the nuudleat degreo, the,- white
vote. Application .fr . Jndge Bond to
open the circuit court went out from
republican beadiuartera in this city.
The hope and belief -were entertained
that such action would tend to strengthen
the sinking can of, (the North Carolina
republicans by invalidating democratic
voters. , The application was a confes
sion of their weakness. It was to say,
"help us Caseins Bond, or we sink." It
is an open concession of the state to the
democracy a Tirttud , surrender of the
campaigu by tue repubuoaus. v can
therfforf wfcloowe' (haldtt UiA, tias
been taken, since it promises protection
and give euffiuagomc te eoloml df
ooraun, ypters, ana ,u, at pema Ume
athrowiug up of the sponge pn the part
ortue republican botllehoiJers at
headquarters.
Bepnblican County Somlnatlon. "
1 1 j, dtii.w,:;! .-".r vit:i
The county and legislative ticket
oomiuated by the republicans yesterday
Is not one to command the very hearty
support of the republicans of Wake
county. -. ,' A -r---
The attempt to popularize the ticket
by thrusting off the only two colored
men after1 they' were nominated, will
fail lth the while peols,, for the trick
is' too plainly 'seen- through f-while the
manaes of the colored people themselves
will understand it to mean that they are
no longer wanted in the republican
party except, as voters. , 1 ? !, , i ; .
The Raleigh ring wldch is omnipotent
in the republican party in thU county
never had things more its own way
than yesterday, l'et that rini; had to
succumb to a master. The, nomination
of Colonel ''Wynriet Ahe bell-weather
bolter of two years ago, was inspired by
fear and not affection. The ring dare
not allow him to tilt at it as he did when
he broke it in i974.t r But, Uat nomina
tion wil neither strcrgtea j the- picket
nor save it. XOl'iM l;l .
About one-half of the nominees are
from the city and the balance are hot
aisirioutea inrougn ine county, ine
work of the Raleigh ring is plainly seen
in locating the sheriff, treasurer, regis
ter 7of, deeds , wdf then;- chalrmon - of
county commissioners in town. 1 1 is
therefore seen that the city rin abnorbs
For the legal ability on their ticket thejr
were of course restricted to the city.
' Take"!' altogether the ticket1 it1 weak
and not an availaife' one. The durao-
crata, )f judicious in:,,tlielr 'selections
Wednesday, will easily carry the county
agalns t ,lhe tnen; be republicans hav
put Up v.''' '''i" n r i.;t
' 1 ibeuicuntoua inquirer '
j TleVspewloVpf thV tamoys opf
nal will carry a thrill ot sincere regret
to thousands of, Cornea ahtsv'eveVy
newspaper office id the south. It is one of
Viriiiuia's 'oldest and noblest landmarks
gone. " Its career .fpr ,rnore' thafi half a
century has been j glorious' i wnfi VXn
its devotion to "the fcrand old mother
state, to the south and to sonthern. in
terests,' It bas ever been unwavering,
vigilant, le)d. Ia ability It has!toq(J
in the foremost rank of American news
papers,' and iia whole 'coursej frdni the
days of Father Ritchie to Moses Handy,
bas glowed with a - chivalrie' courtesy
that has shed lustre upon new world
journalism.1 ' Its suspension,1 ' which 'we
' , ' . .
are assurea is oniy lemiwrarj, u a
loss to ils city, Its stale, J to ; the south
and the whole country, 'and a deeply
felt J personal loss tdins an every
brolhereditpr.. It la no mere formal
show of politeness, when we assure our
friends of the Enquirer of our deen and
earnest synfpathy; and 'our hope that
the suspension, which grieves us as well
as themselves, may be bat bdef. tVif-
eluians and -the noeonle of Richmond
especially owe it tQ hemselres to .sea
that it is ao..,t ; ;t ,,i .I.:.-
Too bad, too bad.1 roor. little Tom
my Purnellr who was so badly beaten
rpfBeaaldTTnenfaca
terday, attributes his defeat to his
cou-in, Major Dick Badger, who 1 said
to have ued his influence'-amon? the
colored lire thren for the' Wynne-ins
horse,' -
(Jot. I'-'vee a Kuow-Xotlilnj.
Gov, Ilayes ma jf be strongly admire J
hj tho-' " ' V -republicans 1 hof s
Jif .ria l -t Uefaulting CoVTell, f
Ai kanss' t'cattlrongly for their uative
juV bel ia finpoasible that ay
tclligcnt voter Vho bus mada thia coun
try his own by adoption, and who values
the privileges of his citizenship, should
SftnhioILTffayeiS knowHuothlng
piitimnt ari. inning hit miht poaiilKa
utterances. j (The,- cerw"!'6408 n'
raUed a faW " WudUast fall Jon. Ue
school vjuestiotiv and this HaJ ofcrwAa
ilcctccVbti, lecouni'of hls'.'.w.cll 'uiidcr
this reason and others of much long '
standing. ,then American .AjHacB ha,
seen iita cbutpViment hiuij At a latin
conrerfhc'rof thj: Allianca set ot
know-nothing resolutions was avlopted,
aftXllSSoaitf
tofttvot t American principle as si
Viicalail and set forlit In ' these rcsolu
UoaaLto-giva-ilaycs their- actlva -and
deWrTOkitdBpfloJtT12I8hMtifY'
HMliK
widedf W OoyJIaycs, audi' on the lllh
day of July last he wrote to the secre
tary of that organization as -follows:"! 5
I have jut received your letter
Worming me or my euictt'm as a uiemr
ber of youf admirable1 Alliance.!.,', Re
turn myVrUianka, to.iha-Allieoee, ,a I
dae4y sympnih'we wUbUs prhtoiple'
1 remain yoarfllowltiAiaf
vc. vi to 4i...if "j-.B.'-'lh:' Hayes.' )
K(Tbe ' jpfs' of ' Hie "principles of Ibis
"admirable Alliance,'? with which Gov.
HaVe li deeply sympathises,1 may be!
gatliwed from the Xullowiug statement
of a ftw of tha objects' Which' tWW
gaulzatioo Appff mv'nt
1 fAu smeodiueaifCo tbe naturalisa
tion laws limitwg suffrage to persons
bnrnlrHhistewtry-ofmericaji
parents ; the election of American-born
eitisensouly tootllcial positions hi this
eeuatryf opposition to the interference
of Roman Catholic . organization hi
the political 'affairs of this' nation, and
onnosition to :bo lormatloa of political
orgahlxaUons coin posed exclusively ,of
foreign-born citizens. ' u mIik vsu-?:i
Tbi, public slcu ,andj saylnasl k "fiof;
Hayes, are not very numerous, but a
few'' of hem" are suQlcIebt. ,tfl 'spioljl.ja
record much longer than his. In oon
gresa he was the great American- peti
tioner f khea ij ardbe 'be changes
were tha't he was about to o'ffer a peti
tion from some person or persons who
wanted a gratuity, ' As governor of
...-:rir. J.. i.
unio, ne nas uoue no act mure coiippui
nous than one which he performed just
before he becamo governor the giving
of a considerable sum of money to the
crusading v;r;i?m- (of whom his wife
was one) Who A ought to deprive the
Germans of that state of the privilege
of selling, and 'drinking lager, beer,
Whenever ho has had occision to speak
or act upon a matter concerning the
rights aud privilcges-'of baturalized clli
tens his know-nothing sentiments have
got the better of .hia jkiruess W
claim that the letter written! by hkuto
the secretary of this know-nothing
"Alliance' and quoted above, should
forfeit for bira the support of every nat
uralized citizen with the possible ex
cerAibtf of Cofl flcEurz' ani such is left
their native country under cjrcumt&nces
similar to thoselS wMl attended , his
exit from the fatherland.!' m
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Straws.
' Of a 'crowd of iGOO North Carolinians
wbopasfed .through 1'ct ere burg a, tew
days sine by ear, on their way taorth,
805 were for Vance and 71) lorbetue;
The balauco were women and children,
Post. '...'.'..:, ,.'.'.'.'' :H';ii!::Mo
: The North Carolina excursionists,
from the western part of that state,
who basscd throush- Richmond u tat-
urday took a vote on the cars, which
resulted as follows r For Tilden and
.Vance.LSWlJ'oCPajes mid Settle,. 7.
uoou'Oje, air. liaycs. uispaicu,
So it roes. In 8ouih Carolina the other
day -at aJTada UampionuhiieeonsAtalf
the crowd was yelling hurrah for Vance,
while iu Danville, Va.;' VJ 'find" lhem
raising a pole for Vance, and iu Rich
mond newspaper reporters i are! 'Witlng
at all thf trains to interview the Tar
heel sentiment ' and ,;"putilih, "Good Tor
Vance.'' Verily, Judge Settle is under
the at)le ia this campaign. '"y ' i;-?.';.
Gov. Tilden, it is stated, is preparing
a 8tatemcnt7"w)iich( jwill appear , atv an
early day, In refutation' of the charges
of perjury "now hi in Indulged In by
republican! papers',. iu, connection, with
his Income returns. It is stated that U
was Gov. Tildcn's intention to meet the
chvgss t the tarbut he war dlssuadtd
by certain friends who regarded -vba
cliarges.as unworthy of dtiei.al-aa nt
Kil 1 ' v11J t
vi.''- -.jV7r ; i.i 7TT. '-i.S i
v Three tliousand five handred negro
voters hi Wake county,' and not one' oa
ike ticktt of h radicali wao lope thti to.
DarVys, will you n6ver learn the utter
falsity of radical rirofessions of regard
for you ?, Will you'never see that Lhey
onlr want "to ' use - your" noses ""for
stepping-swncs tp.;oflk y . frf
' The Milton Chronicle juatly says 1
We 'submit tliatu questions such as
Vaficor wareort,-ntle,rn-ming
soldiers out of camp," and "Smith
dogs'ng deserters, ". are irrelevant to
tlie true Issues of this campaign and
should not have been' introduced in dis
cussion; 'but the radicals forced them
into nonce.
GOV. TILDAS DUKINO TWZ WAR.
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Mr. Man toil JIarblo, kt3 iitor of the
Xew X'ork Wc'MJ, fl a , di r.tch to Mr.
H yltt cbnflr i lio blaU.jonU of the
latter in regit: 1 to Mr. Tild a' p 8itioa
d jiDf -lie Wi-i sud. fajuULua froiaHhe
otjfi! :d manuscript' the following ex
tract' from a declaration prepared by
Gov. TilJen in" OjWUi7 18G2," to be
jisOjl fcQftcflnjttie pgpitljj Wbi'be
thought the New York democracy onght
tyi an,l iliil tiikA
souluern people turemgu tue journals 01
our metropoha, , I kiu14 say . , t9 them,
tuat ld bs event can iks . trionipU of thd
otsrraliva. JMiutimtmt tiew York in
tha elccti)iim.'jia,ooriBWitr trdiaaojoa,
eithor now or hereafter. Its 'true im
port ia reatoration;,' north. auJ south,; of
tuat constitution., w hich !' had scoured
every right, and under whose shelter all
had been happy 'and ' prosptirtms tmtil
you madly flod from its protection. ' It
was yoar act whiob, twgan this v ealamitw..
out civil war. It was yonr act which
disabled tis as we are now diAtbled from
shaping the policy or limiting the objects
oi that war. -,, Loyally as wa.i maintained
your rights we will mauitaiu the right of
the government; .We will, not strike
down its arm as long' as your is lifted
aguinst it. That UoUloHt and greatest
work of pur, wise ancestors la not de
stined to perish. We intend to rear
once more upon the old and,' firm foun
dations its .sliattered columns, , and, to
carry them higher toward : the eternal
skies. - U 1 the old flag ' watrea in ' th
nerveless grasp of a fruntio but feeble
faction ta whom you and not-we aban
doned it) we, whom 'eonrageyou have
tneii when we stood unmoved between
fanaticism and folly irom the . north jml
the south alike, will ones mora bear tt
onward and afloat ootU it is again planted
npon Ui towers of the constitution, in-
vinciblo by domestic as by ioreum sno-
mies. Within th, Union w "will "give
ton the constitution . von profess to re -
vera, renewed With fresh guarantees .of
equal rights and equal, safet. rr We will
give you everything -that local selt-gov
ernment demands: 'everything! that 1
common-' ancestry of gloryervery thing
that natlpnaf fruternllyTctrrfitittn fel3
lowship reauiresi but td, dissolve the
federal bond . between those states, to
disaiemUor oar oonntryr whoever else
oonsents we will not No, never never,
never." . '
Meetina; of Povrltf 1 Wd " BuseeU-fThS
, RadteaJ Jude Mea a WofuI Mia-
taicaA ttouainc " Hurrwn ,w
Vavnce " TbS Piedmont Re-
''.r,?."TTri'.V:'u4Ii t''Vn
, I,jorrepou(ieiicei04 ine auuuuekj
V It was- a great day iu Mc Dowel! yi
terday. " Judder row to and " Uuss,
the electors for the "respective, par ties,
met here for the' first lime in discus
sion. '.The democrats ; Were ; proud o
their reprej entative. . Judge t owwxuadt)
a powerful and eloquent speech, such a
speech as he always make-exposing the
wronz domes or the radical party ior
fifteen years in a manner truly scathing
and telling for an ne aad a ball. . j
i 'JCDOK KCSSELL'S T1RADB. H
' Judae Russell followed in a speecli
of two hours, and such, a - speech. He
comntenced by ' abusing Gov. Vance
and Closed in , the ' ssme ; strain Kald
Vance's reign In North Carolina during
the war was perfectly terrible, the most
abusive,, tjraunicaJ and arbitrary the
world aver exMneaced or wllnesscu
that he was reftponfubl for the death of
everv soldier' in' therCotirleratr"war
from the fall of Ylckshurs'to the close;
lq such abuse oCVaucu. be .dealt until
at tho clots of one of his severest ti
rades of epithets against Vance, 'the
people shouted in one tremendous
howl, , -( - (
&AH'Vtftt 'lAicif.;,!.
Aflet the crowd :iu1etect,Trthe'-jndge
said if thepcfiple'could stand Vati.ce ht
could.' and tho . peoule shouted atraiu.
f?youve got it to doVfor we: will elect
bim." lie struck tlie wrong chord whea
he abused Vance here.1 f Among othrr
things he saiil bb .owned about' two
hundred audAfty negroes, and if he had
his .way they .would, have .been bis
now' the hcgrq'vt as '.. under , .no ,olli na
tion to him. lie also jaaid: - "Air.
tScHrborough" said two' ytare ago1 be
(Mr. :8.) ippVer" wbhld
seces&iou democrat,;;, , We wuii ; e,vvry
wosd of hi speech : could : have.iieea
takan-UlawaelLithfl:
some more such up to tue west: -
-,The wist w all riht, particularly1 the
riudiuoul rcgioPtjJL'ush on the bull. .
' i di.V ' 'u-.. u :;. : v.; M. -i
; tjHU U 1 1 1 1 1 1 J ii 1 1 n'.i:n.,l , it'n
' " ' CA9IPAIN SCKAPS.'" J
t:.i-)V . .J..-J .v.. -si j
-. .vqiVwt tt-iM ;!!- ll
f Ulommonfrillo has " raised
jance fing;;jli!.i;i 'm. At-
Tildcni
V., 'K
" M nil' B. Glonni presidential elector in
the Salem district reports the demo-
cratio prospects bright and daily bright
ening.. .; j :r z. ur:-p Ta ;j yv
! A special1 diapatch to the ChkrlOUe
Observer, dated "Reidsville, Sept 8,"
says:., A census Was taken this morning
on toe Holmes excursion, ', which is on
its way to the centennial, in order to as
ofirUi Ui jpoStyaJ , statitf ()t,aJl the
Voters on Ttytgrdrf 'XminitionerS were
appointed for the purpose of taking the
census, andlwhennptos fere compared,
it waa found thai the., wen voters) stood
817 for Vanes - and only 7 for Settle;
The women and children who eonld not
vote" 'were, .Vanc, men to wni,V;.'..;i?.;i
uFaUier Evana, in the iAtilton Chronb
els.' thus discourses r' Even the notori
ous John T, Deweesc-cnt:loose from
the radical party and goes It strong for
Tilden and reform. fie aays the radii
cal party has become so corrupt that hi
cannot affiliate with it any longer;
Now, If Deweese can't stand it. how
can such men as our old friends Charley
Wlnstead, Samuel C. lianiett, Ike It.
Strayhorn,' Henry N. Brown and others
longer act wltn , a party . so corrupt;
Are they harder to convince of the
corruption of U10 party Abao. Dcwcese i
mercy of the Lord. , - :
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The "woman's friend" is what Dt.
Bull's Vegetable Tills may well be term
ed, for every woman that has onoo ased
then will hotM without mem. - ;
Vine IMA.,
' .uielij county ra lical caudi JatuJi rid ! a
. . . -. f A
" UutrtgiuiroTriittigtrtr, artrc;-!-"
deiuic about Hithtaoud. : , : .
.The i'.'chwond Stale has a daily cir
culatlou of topies. 4
Richmond is diacuasing fertilisers. mH
retersbnrg VL cnmtheniiitr;r zz:.
j Puterahorg taxes cireusee $100 a day
aud 5 per ceut. of the gross receipt. .
Groat , numUurs of .WtA, Jre boiug
killed ia th -marshes dar Petersburg.
The Winekestor Bboo-factory emplova
GO hands, and is doins a heavy bnsi-
Vm,Vtl)3 tint) '(U l.o Hit-.11 i ) ; : I
lh Virginia edjESiTEave1 "couo i)na
bii deadhead cicun-loti. to ' the. ceatcu
""" ..! ,y..u.) i,u. I Suit i
Thtl(J0,00O Pt ' dwelling isUhe
staring block and ' gab-text Of all I.kh
mond. .a ta --i.l4 3t;l i.-tii; . !
fj Jo,5V'heatii iigtttJSoatou lo y.ent
a .nrBtFiasa aopcaao-sorevoUcr for tue
IgtpaigfNital cbwr..A..d.: -oJ-l
I TJolleetortotls Russell: of th 'Eiohi
niond diatriot, ha been removed, prob
ably bocanw1 ho bad ' some ' faint incli
nations toward boneety and decency. '
,., A haitou. npecs in , Lynchburg -, the
ouif T veuuig anci wire w 1 ai young iiy
and a little boy-iiitotu. cauaJ. wiinrw
tue water was-eight ,fet. dep. ;,Xaq
Mitchell and Harry Latham plunged in
and rescued, thrift, i; . !V
The;Rfchm.ond' Btate- says V ,' Josepa
acgar, a non-resiarat : Josepn Jorgen
son, a defaulter, i Bristpr.'a nonentity:
Dr. Mills', nou xpectint ' finch , are
the candidatos so far pnt forward by the
radicals for seats iri 'congress;'
MAJ. ENGELHARD'8 APPOINTMENTS.
UtH'j'W- I'.j , mi: 11 ' '-.; 1
-! lli 1S Jt.-il. lt!lMhf.j twjf.'i
MivgautoU,:, Bulks 1 county,? Tuesday,
Smbqtahr'1 la I :UAn..:ii f;,o -i A
fridge waterJ.Btn-ko conhtyV WcduesV
Ja WWPf , i.tta m ri.itff
Old Fort, MaDoweU, Friday, Beptem!
ber-i;
Mon,McDoVelj aturdtty, ejjtcjjar
DCr l,tK,ifV, lHt;, .,Vj tin I. 1 rrr.Ula lilV
Lenoir, .taUwellt-'aeeyTSTO;
ber 19. .:ii.
fiGrassy Creek Alitchell,,
Sepitember Ylt, .-A
paiuruaji
Bakersvillei Mitchell, "Monday, Sep-
Burnsville,: lancey,, Weuiiesday, ; Sop
tember 27.
Kelsey's Store, Madison,1 ' Saturday1,
September 30.- ' . .
Marahall, MaJisoa,: ilouday, Ootober
2.1 I - !) : 1
u'Asheville, ' Buncombe, ' Weduesdayi
yvyuwi -Mi. j Y ,-" 7
t, Appointment west , of Asheville will
be snnonnoed hereafter.' ': ' ? , -Western
papers pleare copy; ,; " '
' i CONQRBSSIONAi ANVASS.-!
, - : ,' SCVtXTH DbnstOY.-A' a;.'1n
Hon. Wss. M." 'Bobbins' and CoL Thoa.A,
Dula, f andldates for eongreas ia the Ttk dis
trict on the const rvatlve and republican
tickets wspoctlvely, will address .the people
a vun lunuwin nines ana places, vis :
Sedra Garden, lTanyth county; Wedaes-
nary Baps... -.k :- 1. c. 1. .-,.iir.
Kernersrllle, Forsyth county, Thursday,
IewtsTtlle, Forsyth county' Frlday.Sept. 8.
MocksTille, Davie county, Saturday, 8e tV.
Fork Church, Davie .county, Monday.
Septa, v ':! -.;....;
Cool Springs, , Iredell county, Tuesday,
'Krider's Store,' Rowan county.yrednesday
Sept IS.-- -: f-- -t ,-'"?'
China Grore, Rowan eoujiry,' Thursday,
Gold II111, Rowan county, Friday, Sept. IV
oausoury, nowao couuiy, eaiuraey, oep-
wmofr 10. - -
i Clariutule, Davie eouuty, Monday,' Sep
temberltt , f . f :.. ! -n . .- -., .
YaJklpvUle, Yadkin : county, Toesdar,
seps. , ... , ,.1 i -. - 1 .. . , 1
Elkln, SaiVy eminty: Wedniay, Sept: w.
Trao 11111. Wilkes ' count r. -Thunsdav
11
ticgrlat' Store, w'Uke . county Friday.
uneinoro, wt kci couni)- jsaiuruny, t3ci-
Brady's X Roads, Iredell eounty. Monday,
Sen. S3. - '! .!-! Ml. . - . -o t .'1
i
f Shepherd's X Roads, Iredell county, Tuea-
oay.otpt. wj. ,,.,1 ,., ,-,
Eaele Mills, Angus,' Ir;dcll county,
nesday, Bent. T. ; ' ' -, 7
Fraiey's Old Store, Iredell eounty, Tl
day. Sept. 38., ti iu ! v i- -,
Wcd-
Thurs-
A.lL-nr'l HI Jfi ,,11 Mnnt u L Cvf .1 . w
j Stony Folnt Church, Alekander county;
Monday, OcU ' -n -i' .-. i .V:
- Tay htrevlllo! Alexander . county, Tuesday,
Oct. 3.. ' . -., ,.. . .... . .
Wltttnbnfg, Alexander county, Wedaesr
day.'oe. 4. - -.
Sunr Loaf, Alexander county, Tbiiradatj
Oct. 6..;. .. m!h ,-:: l..i: s .!.;.."' -!
j, frivett's, Store, ..Was :countyr Friday,
'Kew'CasdeJ Wliket eoun'y, '3atuVa Oc
toberT. 1 .- '- . u
1 McNclU's Store, Wflkee county, Holiday,
Oct. 9. , f, UM tiil ,;H'H1!f,; ! I!
Dwn fJaix. , W atauira, eouatr. Tueadan
Boone, Watauga eounty, wednesdsr.Oct. IL
Sutrar Grove. WsTsnca county, Thursdsy,
Oct. Vi. " 'i A i. i.. ' o... . J-v'- .
Elk X Roads,, Ashe eounty, Friday ,Oct. 13.
- North Fork. Ashe countT. Saturday, Octo
ber 14. , . , , j
Jefferson, Asve county, Mondsy, Oct, 18.
'' Laurel Bprinrs'Alleehaoy coanty, T nee
ds y.Ott. 17. !: . ':.-t
. s liet UU1, AUcgbaay eounty, Wednesday,
Oouia., , .., .r,r -t- , .. ,
ber W.
.R
Rocky Ford Church, Surry eonaty, Friday,
FrankUo Ola rlace, Surry county, JSalor-
day, Oct 21. .( -
Alt Airy, Surry county, Monday, Oct 23,
Tom's Creek, Burry coun'y, Tuesday, Octo-
ber 24 ' - '
Winston, Forsyth Bounty, Wednesday, Oe
tober&x - ; '
' East Bend, Tadkln county, Thursday, Oct
toKn 24 ' '.-,
Mt. Meno, I aaxm county, r nuay, ucr. x.
Bark Sboala, Tadkhs conty, Batorday,
Oct. iti -J : . ;... .
APPOINTMENTS Of JJTOOS FOWLS
Judge Daniel G." Fowle, one of the Elec
tors at large, will address the people at theH
!
Vadkinville. Thnrsdav. September 14.
Hocksville. Friday, September IV '
HTnston, Saturdav, Spptewlmr 14.
The lailies are invited to attend.
Friends in the respective localities will
please circulate notices vt the amwinlmenu.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
J
rpu.; i.iLsiurns op tub tk
,7lYrtJ IVW"411 OK THE 4IU
- eBvviusaissss wit. a um A.
rpintfnc:i.madt at the last ttentnjr: crT ttir
mi.i.i.-ii accuruance WKB tna an-
v.r eyi uaiauu U La UL4VU ICv
W -vx M.aw ws mum UWUICl If,
I - --Bj aavaA SV-UBI IU lUQ
lowm cf 1ti iaraon, aud, oa moll on, ad
journed to meat at Oxford on the iMib dar
XMkal
There wa no buslneaa transacted worthv
presentabowedBurkeddispteaaure at what
seemed to be an nitac-dlary 4, tor th.pu,,
poses of aasoeJaUa.apon aJa. pae( oltkA.
if tha tnamhora aar .nla a. j
likewise nowtiera seen at the last tfteetfseki
Walalirk aauAa I w a.l.AM it I. " al
sbjvb, BOfvisa wt wuvuk it l ntmm
rMrwal j mM wtraiall Nuhaw...
. v -"- j '-w -asrv i aw llT u OsV
iratittaUoo. And hnleat titer afcall be at tltfc
UUonlt wiu. . plainly. b e duty ol tw
preeeot to smtiheif sbasimb tii..i'
warxjr jtej iogrrttT)iiTi)i.i onr-prrnnhnr.
"" "uu "i Asuauee us as honet
Ux payers to vlgorul prodocute.
Henderson, N, C., Sept S76. - f t 1
f-'H i"" ' iY l.emj! .'njiit,.
'ill i'Srtf esfyita-.J
"schools, colleges;
JAT.EIGH HIGH SCHOOL
The ezerctses of this school Will be re
sumedon ';. t il ttii i .- ,
; MONDAY, A t'GL'fil 21T, 1ST6. ",,
1 Prepares Its puptl griorIIy for collcire
and practical purbuita. U otters, par-ic-ular,
a full and approved course of prepa
ration for th University Of North Carolina.
!.Uordera are recelvrd, oa good terma, into
I ha family of the Frincipala. Circulars coa
tainiag terms and particulars seut on appt'
cation,
j-illiJltBv;'ll; ATKIXSQS.
lySdtd ti - i - C. 1L SCOTT.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR
Cobxek or Moboaw bp MtDown.L St.,
RALEian, N.;.v;
This School will reopen on Mondsy, hct
4th, im. : i The ,diM)pline of the scIkmm,
though mild wlllbe ttrni. the course of in
struction thoroueh end the learning such as
so develop the best faculties of mind and
heart.: . .' it .'j-tt .' i-.
,1,. For terms apply to
1 . ' "MISS GERTRUDE HAYWOOD,
..!..! , . . f . i j. , 'principal.
Rbv. Edw. B. Ricff, Hector. ' -
July ao-td .-,!, m i ,: . b-c
rVTATIOALiUOTEI
.-' i CAPITOL SQUARE,
:.v RALE1GII, N. C.
!,,,() --.1if
The National it one- of the best arranged,
and the moat perfectly ventilated Hotel in
the State, and being delightfully sltuaU-d by
Capitol sijuara, it is one of tla, best Jumintr
residences in interior North Carollua.
The main portion of the tmtldine Is con
structed with the view to afford SUITS Of
ROOMS and. PRIVATE 1'AttLOlW to m-h
gut-sts as des're them. ' -- "' '
i . toe routical Headauarters toe Aallomu it
the beat adapted liouso ia the city, baviuK
large Parlors on the ground floor connecti-il
With prlWle1 apattments; J ' "'
i I'niuB ar Capitol Square, wKh its slisdcd
walk.- icraaa forest oaks; and txsuutU ui
shrubbery la one of the . prettiest acd inot
delightful resorts in tbe country, thusaffunl
In? the gueUr Of the National all tbe ml
vantafrs of one- of the handsomest little
Parks In the United Statea. -n v
. A mamiilicent double portloo, fronting and
ho entire tou at lhUxUhaail'ottic builil-
inr, rendering n Uie most desiraoie nouseTir
the. oity far ladies, children and sojourners of
every class. ... .-. -., i,( ,.-
TheooL siiadi and breeiv local Ion of the
National, itself occupying one whole equate,
keeps -ft free-'lrow files ' snd musiuttcs
through the aatlre Summer. '
A row of slugla-atory ollices, suitable fur
business and professional grutlcrorB, Is at
tached to the Hotel, and always at the tr-
vlee of snch as dreire tnem. .
ExMrienosdaad pollU fortors sitena an
Lraiua with rood t'acbe and Baggage wag
ons, and gceaU of the aUonal may rely ou
ood auenuon, ;oou tare aim tiwiuu.
linking water. 1 ; ' ' " ; '
BatJtt Eooui and Water- Closcta
n:'n ' ARE f)N . EVERY FLOOR. -
-,, , it -. i ' . ...'..
tVrln the basement is ibe best SALOON
an 1 BILLIARD ROOM In the city.
Ofrtrrd Prolertlon Apnlnst Loss
" ' ' by lire and Life. ,
i4 r.ili .- :i.'-l , - r -J
General Inwance Agent,
KAtErfilf, 5. C.
R.'1'rusenU the following flrst clitss rm
pank-s:' ,: - ' ' " '
tnav Life Insurance) Co.,
JStnav Fir Ihsumdc Co.,
PhcenU Firw Co.
NaUonal jTiraCo., '"I
Of nartfofd.
J; -
German-American Fire Co-, i t v
Hoffma.n Fire Oo., vOf N. Y.
Howard Fire Co., i . )
ConiUncd Asm-Is Ore r $55,000,000.
nnl.li i nIHl flllly
ciTJi Ju tlieTuTStiuTTu'l liipiiiliiiii.il,
imling ample liKleniniiyj . augjo-wui
GENTS for best i-Uaute in me
.Jn IMnrt AlldrCSS V . B.
SAraxv
PoGkETCO. esrark. N- e1. '
'q.v.:;-a'lTl'.!?l ..
lk!'r'2"'":a;
,, 'ii-i-
.- -7,7 t' - -.f -rrwgi Sumf i -
? Im - ti-il.y- w, i. S ' 5 o
r- -
-oegra-,,