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SUNDAY. , QCT0BEP8.
National . Eemocr atlcL Sofsra Ticket
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FOR VlC"PBteIDK5TI
THOMAS A.iIIENDIUQKS,
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rnaaasu oAL MOVnUV 01S l , OTH
In DisTaicr-JESSE 3. TK ATIS, of Hert-
So1 D'ioALrREDli! WADDtLL, of
New Hanover. - " .'""."."..."-. .
Btb Dbv.ict ALF fp&WMfc of
6ra Dtstb or WALTER L." STEELE, of
7t DidcVWIl.M Aim.- ROBBINi, Of
-ITrl IMBERT B. VANCBl of
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Lord Dnffcrln is
duffer In Bt LoOl,c
playing the .big
Goode-bye, old Segar," 1" the aoeg
ik .bout Norrolk.'.' ! I ' 1U
MVJ " "
The Norfolk rad Scgar tuma ont o
be but a miserable "stump.".
The Charlotte Observer glorificatel
over the J fact . that Oeorgfa,; has ,'giren
4 40.000 majority fr Colquitt and re
form." AO cards, n, .u.o. ,t,u.
-T- t i- -g-j-g;' ','";"";(;
We think 75,000 la Georgia, full j off
seU 1,500 li Colorado. Nothln J ; less
than a feathered " giraffe would be . big
enough to crotf over aucb a'majoilty.'.:
... .y ii i i 'i m 'in if, i
A, free, proaperoua republic j or R-'rot,.
teu and : debased mongrel despoUem,
These are the only , alternatlvee of our
centennial iearK American true-men,
choose between them. 1
. . 1 ! .'
4 -!
The paper pre mak4u a- uss- oter
the discovery of a race of horned no
groea b tAfrica They n ar Tery-day
affairs hereabouts , whenever , jadica)
election 'horn" are get-atable. ' "
What a sodden and dead quietus baa
been given to the lies' abiut, Tllden's
incoroA tax: And what a rush : of r-
caUties bas peured forth .wherever I
record of Hayes has been tapped. u
Democrau of the , south, be patient,
- prudent, vigilant and bold for four weeks
'longer,' and victory will perch, like, A
nlnrlnna mMm Inmlnlra ha aa a pnndnr
of th ndea .on o standards ofj ro-l
form.
We think the exchange, which attri
butes the oritfiuaiioa of the bog-cholera
to the radical iwriy; must bo mistaken
They would hardly ' launch? a plague,
that would keep most of ' their leaden
In perpetual fear of . Its ravages' after
ward. 1
Ah) thing to beat Beast Butler, is the
rallying cry of all the' decency i In his
district Wo rather side' with;' pld
spoons. Every lectl in should send its
representative moo to .congress ; and
be stands a bead and shoulders? above
evarp other ruQIas, as Ihe' unmixed and
unmistakable representative of Massa
chusetts radicalism. - --- '
. mmt:r,tV f
The O jdensburg, , bU Lawrence and
Lake Cbamplain railroad stockholder
have sued one Wm.' A." Wheeler! radi
cal reform candidate for Uie position of
presidential second-fiddler to Fors wore
Know-Nothing Hayes, for 120,000 out
of which he ia ! charged with swindling
them, All alike. , If he had not been
a villain, be would never have been a
nomineo, ,.,.,,,. ,- ,' .,. ,i,,4,.i
i u 1 ..i-a i , f i
Under democratic rule before hi
war, the civil and miscellaneous ex-
penuiioics ui me govcrnaicut were
119,000,000 a year. - - Underrad!cal
banditti misrule since the war! the same
appropriations have swollen to $70,
000,000 a year. A trifling anuual differ
ence of I3I.0C0.OO0, aa the price of our
own enslavement, liumlllaUou - an-l
ahame. A
is a connoisseur in monkey, ' and wants
a law regnlatiDgJhem and band-organs.
The Great fleet-low Fraud.
The Cameron xenepincy against the
suffrage ia not confined to Feunsylva-
la. A laths' nur.ber of . the ajojili-
pirate roughs of, New VOrk, who hate
Lad experience la election frauds and
rloU have been hired by the cousin? a-
tors, and shipped to various point in
the different states which1, vote Oc
tober 10. Democrat! In those states
will watch for organized fraud and de
feat it frein -whstever-qaar iee-4 may
come. .-, itALAA;V)V
!Wa confratulaU bta'city, lla state
and the wholo south on the nomination
f -CoIoaaY A Mi - iilaShick, fit St,
Louis, for censress. As gajlaot a aol-"
awjer of profound learning; with the
energy of prairie whirlwihU? of Integ
ritw beyond at reach of s taint orsttfpl
clon; a man of iron will and heroic
coorase, and with a tongue sharp as a
two-edged a word; W will wU Uiobest
reiiresentatlTe Missouri has had ta
quarter of a century, If ,lka JJ utlcr
sent back from Massachusetts, May
back will be, of all men In America,
the-one to teack the" Boast good Biao
ners, if not good morals.. Ills election.
wa trust, la sore beyond all peradven-
tare."' ,;,-'!' - : ":
Tlldei Two to One.
't I
a ... ,,i .a . .. : i- r
The fall electiona thus far give Tilden
1 V - i . II '
more Uian two electoral votes foreyerv
one Grant's appendik gets." ; The state
that Iave voted atkl tueir respecuve
electoral - vote arax For Tildeu-Ar
kansas,6t Alabama,!? X'onnccticat j
6 Delaware,', Georgia, X total 35.'
FeIIayea-Colprado1:3iMau.e, 7; Ver
idot.' B; toUt,"15u 'Majority for TU
,dcn, -0. t .-.v. . -.' ,iv
-And even belief vet, the latest ad
vices ilio that the lyhitf ratfioals loaded
me itiegrspuic. wires. -i.u,uiiup
Uiat Ihe'y bad carried Colorado, when
it really seems probable the ikraoorata
are victortons. It will take an "official
ooul to'dttcide U.': If the result should
be ia favo jpf, the democroU, that would
glye tjlden 38 to Uayes' 1 J more thau
three io one. Pretty well, thank you
fur, a tfglDRlng.. Keep It op.. '
Wby a' Voto- for Hayes Is' Vote for
i ,
Orant.
! b(-oauso the men' who' in'ominstedi
elected ap4 WvfjecraiJranl are working
for Hayes. Because , the men whom
Grant appointed to' office are ' working
for Hayes. , Because Hayes has promi
ed to keep in office the men whom Grant
Appointed. Becanasj the phiq state con
vention which presented Hayof's name
eulogized Grant more than it praised
Hayes. Beeanse he national conven
tion which nominated, Hayes also eulo
gised Grant for his "immense service
in war anl peace." Because Chandler,
one of "Grant's worst secretaries, is at
the head of Gov. JJayert -campaign.
Because l5p CanIero4 , aomloiteS'' bin),
and tiieaon Cameron is at the head of
the congTesatoqal exeentire'bommittee.'
Because Grant, Blaine, Belknap, Cjiandi
ler, Robeson, Babcock, Porter, Wllliama,
Creswell, ' Heslng, " Joyijej' MoDonald,
Boss Shepherd, Sohestok, Bpenoer, Bnfc
ler,.r'anborn, llallett, Camercas 'father
and son,' Delano, Patterson and all the
thieves of ' the administration art sttp.
vote Xr , Grant, and iworse jbaa aj.vpte
for Grant, for Hayes hw performed no
anch jmilitary service ss Grant 1 Vote
for the man whom thieves oppose, not
fur ttiS iMicJlttiWi,
I i s sf i will n ii - K
Will rowell uangt '
'V, V f V X -
The lntineK announced ..yesterday
that the fiend who "plotted, ulannsiand
helped to execute the most dastartilv
a'ud horrible ,' inurder,' wnlcKaS heen
perpetrated in North Caroliaa'for years
has been again respited by North Caro
lina's show governor, Curtis JL Brog
den.. . ,rmy ? '$, vn-iuhtA '
: i Hits respite, following as it does on
the beela of Broguen'a opening the can
vass for congress in the black district,
,jR company .with P'llara,' who is the
counsel of Powell,. puts Brogdeu In a
most tiuen viable po&ition. It looks aa If
he were carrying eo a'pardoa brbkoVagM
uping his -gubernatorial powers s a
meant to obtain the support of O'llara
andliisfollowers.,il ' rt i iU
' I It is a rcry grave charge to brius
agaiusta man who occupiea the posi
tion of governor; but we think that the
facts warrant the opinion that Governor
Brogden has commoted the sentence of
John Williams, and ie preparing to give
EHa Powell a free pardon or "corarcuT
talion of ' sentence in order to curry
favor with the negroes ol the black con
gressional di8lriet,:and that he, as gov
eruor, u allowing one oi ids mosi norrt
We murders ever committed, to eo una
veuge; that he Is' condoning with crime
ard suffering murderers 16 go nn
wln'pped of justice In order thai he may
solidify the negroes of tho second dia
trict in Ibeir,. support of the radical
Thia conduct of Governor Biojiden's
la a. fair samplo.of the. way In which
radicals , govern North Carol;: i. and
correJ ponds" very re morkably w ; .li dis
closures recently mads by Mr. Bailey.
How It Stand. ,
Watchman tell us. of the nlxht, what
Ha signs of promlbe are. Good so far
as human eye can see. In the election!
of the past week, we have swept Geor
gia by a grand, thundering majority of
from 60,000 to 75,000 J and carried the
local elections in Connecticut and Dela
ware, by Increased majorities.-While
Qua rsdIcslT bavOrnJy maOfftd
ho d Colorado, never democratic dui
once In its history. n
J All eye kre turned to the two great
atates which hold elections Tuesday ;
and In them there is everything to en
courage the true patriot's heart.' After
a campaign In which they have resorted
to etery flev lceJ and rascality ; after
1 pouring ont money like water, Oiling the
i f.- . ... . . i
wholo state with emiaeat Woody-sliirt
wavers, ' Importiog hegrpM vagabond
from , Kentucky and white .bummer
from Chicago, and lhiladelphla ex
hausting all the eriioery of hatred and
corruption the pirate gang, themselves
give op Indiana. Hendricks, Voorhees
and gallant old 'Blue Jeans1 have de
feated the champions of.hievery and
misrnle on every srTbffuffbere is
bot one among them all who bas the
hardihood to claluf the ttattf. Their
bitterest organs coocVde J democratic
majority of from 5,000 to 10,000. Gov
4rnor Gilbert Walker, of Virginia; with
li whom 'we talked a Jef evenings, ago on
his return from his uagmocent canvua
Of the state, declares his belief that we
20,000. u ! 4
Will BITCIf I, UJ nil It"' ,
.n u v. . . i.,..l,
Qhio hat nevcx been dregmtf as ,a
M&d4:bQib&1 iiitlKiyiiUiho
hut two weeks; aoJ" in spite of all
iyprspditn$, UikjiiJ jrj
fain to go radical.-If we should carry
it, the preside nUat eampaiga to deetded.
yocle Sammy could begin to write bis
inaugural and s dUlrlbute'! his "102,000
pojlofllces ; indfcollectorshlps.., But
this is too much to expect, too much to
ik or wish for.
J If we carry Indiana audj..he( ds
Ohio, we have only to bold our own in
the touta to insure, the, triumph of TU
den and reform. New, York, Conucctl
out and New Jersey may be tet down
as sure.
j bo, brethren long down-trodden and
despoiled, takn 1 heart. Everything
f romises speedy ' deliverance. The
skies are bright ! The heavens are
ijlled with , auspicious "oniens,1.' The
very breezes whisper to the falling
autumn leaves stories of the good time
coming that send the joyous flush of
crimson to their cheeks. All. things
are lovely and the glorious pet eagle, of
Columbia once more begins to bang
high. ' "".. j'.T' ...it!'-:,
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Democratic Sactess la Connect icat
The Hartford Times, ef October 3,
tayt The town elections come in glo
riously. The democraU are . making
net gains all over jibe state, and in most
of the towns earned they give increased
majorities ever those of last yeifLast
tear the democrat carried seventy
even towns, the republicans sixty-five,
and twenty-three were divided. So far
at returns are received, the democrats
gained on Monday eight towns, and the
ije'publicant two towns. Net democratic
gam six towns over last fall's elections,
So faf the' vreturns: are ;r Democratic,
forty-two towns; republicans, twenty.
five towns; divided, two towns. t,Tbis
tells how the tide te running in Connee-
j ' . ui - in. ft t- .i -'i: i , "J
-"hH l i esyss-a-awassss-s ..
iriUlBlJI-ly'aOpmio;
CoL Billy Henderson, of Lexington,
one of the moat prominent and gaseous
radicala in the state, was in the city
Friday.;,' In a conversation at the Sen
tinel office,' he declared it as his opinion,
from all the light he could obtain,' that
Indiana will go democratic by 1 from
'OOto 8,000., Ohio,, be thinks, will
jo radical, though it will probably be
close ;,and South Carolina is almost
sure for Hampton, When Henderson
admtli sp much, what must he the lina-
bernete nf average rad knees and back
bOUesr i , vi-'i
THE FUTURE OF CONSTANTINOPLE.
hi'- i .' : : :'.
The1 London' Economist tars that
Eussia will never be allowed to take
Constantinople.. That deponda upon
drcumstancaa. ; England might inter
tere, nut, uniea she bad Germany on
her side, Russia will sweep the Turks
out of Europe, an event for which Mr.
Spuxgeon' lately prayed-a prayer; to
which there was a reponsive amen from
an Immense congregation. The people
of .England do not side with their gov
eminent in its apologetic course for
the' atrocities perpetrated by Turkey,
and If they had their way the present
ministry would not retain its place for
an hoar,-: f .
! A Knar tinnt nn 'a&mhnat ta inmo.
thin g of a novelty.' , While ' passing
down the Ottawa recently the pa.sen
gers of the steamer John Egan caught
sight of a bear swimming across Ouis
teau lake and Induced , the captain to
send a boat after him.' "Bruin wat cap
tured with a noose, towed to the steamer
and hoiitedon board. When he reached
tbeeck, however,- hecut: ioote and
made for the ladies' cabin. The ladies
scampered ont 1n wild confusion and
fled to the lower deck. The engineer
followed the bear into, the cabin and
drove bim out on deck, where he was
shot,,i v. ;,'?;,..',?- -Tr
POLITICAL POFXTf.
Row an oouutv reports her II all right
and getting tighter. f s , .
Wilson has 32 Tilau and Tance flags
insjjtii ai her ourtuoa. 1 T ; -
Many republican einnsrs are flocking
into the - demooratio ark of safety in
Butherford county.
Nash county baa no need of a speech
from Vance, but wants to hear bim Just
5IjoLMgntgomeri,.Fanl IJ, JananSj
Capt. It. tr. w anng ana I'spt. li. A,
Bhetwell spoke at Ganderstrarg, 'Caber
rue county, Saturdiy.i':T7a
! J. G. Soar borough, our raididate for
superintendent of 1 pablio- mstruotton,
spoke in Charlotte ia response to a sere
nade jrrtday evenmgrpi t ni.jj 1
4 Oliver Dockery bavin; backed out of
running for congress against Ch Steele,
the nuls have put np , Allen' Jordan, 'of
Montgomery onnty, la bw plaae.; ,(
A feature of the returns from Georgia
is that which shows that the black man
joined the white man la many instances
to aweil the democratm majority
1 Ed. Lyon, who wss nominated for the
senate by r the Granville eounty . , rada,
and Jas. A, Bullock, ditto for aurvayor.
have declined to accept the' proffered
dishonor., ., ...lf , ,
j The Ohio democratic state committee
has passed reeolntions urging every
democrat liberal repnbhean and friend
Of reform to observe Tuesday next, elso-
bon dayv as a noiiday. af . uut-H
Estimate the sum of mental endeavor
and anxiety,' of physical effort,, of time
oocupied and money' spent throughout
tlie country in a presidential .campaign,
and then name the undertaking in which
the percentage of wasted energy as com
pared with the total foroo exercised is at
. .
LATE DOTS.
livmt is si light barltonecV', :f:
AU"Xnrope is mustering for war.
E. 'A Woodward, Twoed'a partnet,
1 :-,,.. 1 -r, .tut P-A rm:u
j The Cuban ineargente have Vnrnt the
town of Las Tunaa. .1 ' . : -:
1 Vermont' ii but of debt and bos $72,90'
Sa itlaan essK tr lint auvnlr- "
. f t - ''l.
JLThe yellow fever still rages in Savan
nah and BranswickXleorgia,
I The Cinciuoati gas company has re
duced the price to 11.20 a thousand fee L
Virvnnis. Maryland and Delaware all
anite on Thursday, Oct. 19, as their day
it the eentenaiaj. " .""; ' "u
1 Two men were shot by a dnrkey dur
Jug a xsdical parade in Camden, New
Jersey, Thuraday.eveniug, ;-
1 Several persona were poisoned " Tuee-
dsy, neat Newark, New Jersey, by eaW
, 0 . , ' i A f-
I Thirty years ao,Ja JIawkins county.
Tenn.. four brothers married an. eoua
umber of sisters.,, They now have 54
thildrcn,' or an avers co of 131 to each
family. ' ;.. " .
I GladtoiieVi)amphlot 011 the llulira
rian atrocities reached a sale of 70,000
within a few days of its publication, the
It rose receipts from sale being about
8,750. -. . .... .... . r-;-
t Mni. Victoria's second boy,' Arthur is
to do India this winter,, and they are
already fattening a tame tiger with his
teeth pulled ont snd his claws cut off, for
. .5 1 . . . 1 1 1 i . 1 , . . . .
eiHi w uant auu ufruii,nuj ma jr.
I" John' Jarrett one of the ' six bun
dred", who mada that Wondrous ebarre
at Balaklava, has just died. He had
three, wounds, snd bis horse was shot
under him: he caught another horse
and escaped .'"it' -lii '
.-.i. REUaiOUS 8CBAFai ii-ht l
Bishop Jolin "T'reeman Tonhg," of
lorida, is on a visit to tue nortn.
There are in Europe., and 1 America
about 50,000 women who. belong to the
order of tue sisters of charity.' ' .. u1;: .
: Ulissionanea in Japan not the pecu
liar, fact that it i the nppar and aet
the lower classes wUo receive cUristi-.
anity.;T ,:'Ai,M .i
The arohbishop of Canterbury pro
poeea Jnly, 1878, as the time for holding
the next Pan-Anglican synod, at Lambeth
palace. t ', -,.-:--;:.- . " 1 l
I The Amsterdam Catholfos hate sub
scribed 22,000 florins for ' the German
priests who have been deprived of their
ri8h':;:ri::;':;::,T,,ll,,.v -.
! The Csaadiaa. Irish Catholics will
make a pilgrimage to. Borne next sum
mer, and carry an offering of $10,000 to
the pppe.: 1 h I.IT
Cardinal Manning's solicitor has run
away with $150,000 which he held as
trustee for Catholic charities and associa
tions. The cardinal himself loses $10,000.
i ,The Tale college faculty have - spoiled
to aome extent the ancient practice of
studying during the mornimr prayera by
introducing congregational siogiug and
compelling the students to stand. 1 - i
1 Harvest home festivals are becoming
attractive features in the east and west.
The custom ia to decorate the church
building fcith flowers, fruit and grain,
and hold a rural festival oat of doors.,
i Tbe first Protestant choroh in Oon
atantinople waa opened in 1813. There
are bow seventy-six in the Turkish em
pire, of which a third are self-supporting
and independent. ! '''
j Some ef , the choirs provided by un
dertakers in Brooklyn to chant at graves
go to the cemetery in advance of tbe
funerals to try their voices in tue open
air and to select their positions in order
to avoid awkwardness and confusion at
the timoof the services.' .. . v.. . 'f
i A Ghioairo dispatch, ol Oct. 5. save of
the Moody and Uankey revival is that
city: A remarkably powerful religious
impression was manifested at the noon
prayer meeting to-day-' 'Nearly every
me of 1,500 ministers and menibwrs of
ennrches arose todehire prayers that
. 1 1 I. .... i . .
uiej BJigui 1X3 personally miea w wora
in the revival. The deepest feeling pre-
THiled, and many were in tears. At the
Moouy and sankey meeting ' at tbe
Tabernacle to-night there were nearly
3,000 persons preseni in spite of rain. y
APPOINTMENTS OF, HON. A. 8. MEB
' j EIMON.
The Con' r Executive CommiUee au-
nohace tbe following appointeuts: l f
Madison, Rockingham oouuty,, Tues
day, pet. 10.- M
Germinton, Stokes county,. Wednes
day, Oct 1L '
Dal tons. Stokes eounty, Thursday,
Oct 12.
' -Mt. Airy, 8nrry county, Frldsy, Oct.
13r
! Kapp's Mills, Sony count. fUtnrday,
j Eaet Bend, Yadkin county, Monday,
Oct 10. . n:vun-o jtt. tA
Winston. Forsyth, Wednesday.Oct 18.
Armdia. Davidson. 1 Tbnraday, Oct
197" : ; ' .
Hiirh Point O-uTford, Fridsy,, Oct
2a
MAJOa , ENQBXJ&ARD'S ,. APPOINT
Xslor J. JU Enzcihard. demot ratio
candidate for secretary .of sUte,fjwiU
speak, at the following u Hmea 1 and
places t ,.;'' v. -tt' ' r "''' :---i ' !,i
1 Scott's creek,'i Jacksocv Monday, Oc
tober 9. j -an ui,. I. r:.i.;.f 1.4
! .Webster,; Jackson, Tuesdays Octo
ber. 10. lii .'(.. .f . ia) ,,Stt'
Franklin. Macon, Thursday. Oct
ben-12 K'-Tf. ! ' i .) ..
i Charleston. Swain, Saturday,' Oete
her 14. " t .!'. . " i"
Bobbins villa, Graham, Monday, Oc
tober 10. iu i2 r n-"wt
I Valleytown, Cherokee, Tufday, Oc
tober 17. i t. -,. 1 , '"
Marphy, Cherokei,1 Wedneelsy, w
toberl8. . '' " '" :
Brosstown, Cherokee, Saturday, Oc-
Steepps, Macon, Monday,' October. 23.
Western papers please copy, j ij it,t' (i
h,m , u . APPOINTMENTS.
nil i,Ml '
;1H '-'i-.Vi. t-i.'f
1 .! .:... .1' V! j
HON. A. yt SCALED, candidate ! for
eongroas, will address the people' 'at the
following times and places: I Wi
Anderson's : Store Caswell - county,
Wednesday, Oct 18. ' ' ,
Leaabnrg, Caswell county, .. Thursday.
Boxboro, Perron county, Fridav, Oct.
Hollowsys: ; Person oonuryl ' Satur
day, Oct 21. ' ' v"
i Mt Tirzah, i erson county, Alonasy,
pot 23. iJ "rM ", -'
f Busby Fork, Person eounfyj Tuesday,
fa.' 24.' i-' si A'-u "'' '
Tanceyville, Caawell eounty, Wednes
day, Oct. 25. 1 "'""'! ."' -"".
I ltow Town, Caswell connty .Thursday;
Oot;2. ' '"l- .M-l 'v.- "
j BeidsvOlo, Bocklogham connty' Fri-
Uy, Oct 27. " -
i Thomasville, Davidson connty, Satur
day, Oct 28;.wi-j-'i....""-"- ,;..;
t lyro, Davidson codnry. Moaday; Oct
80. ' - v i! -n-
t Finche's Store, ' Ron do! oh ' "county.
Wednesday. Nov. L 'V ' '' ,' V
! Concord Church, Randolph county,
Thursday NoTi 2. ' ' . ' ;
' Gray's Chapel, Randolph county, Fri
day, Not. 8. '- '
1 lwricB. ' u '
I Hon. J. M. Leach, elector for1, the
ttate at 'large, wilt address the people
it ihe following timet and placea i i
T Win ton, Hertford .county, Thursday,
October 5. i , .. . .., w jAtl
j " Bertie connty, Friday, Octo
he'6.-) 'II WIT!.1 .'. V.i '.. ll-Ul!-': , t
i Windsor, ' Bertie' county ' Saturday,
October !.;-' ..-.,....,.,...,..
i iwucrsuuvui
day, October 0,
lloberson ville, Martin - county,' Mon-
Greenville, Pitt
October 10; s
county,
if i.i
Tuesday,
1 Every voter should bear Gen'. Lcacb
discuss tho political Issues of the day.
Give him such a reception as his great
merits as a public speaker entitle him.
Yon will not regret having heard North
Carolrua's great " stump-speaker.""'
' jrjrDGH FOWLE-8 APPOINTMENTS. '
! Wfieon, Monday October 16. ! "
f Scriield, Tuesday,-October 17.
! Curritnok Oc-art.: House,' Thursday,
October 19.
i Camden Court Uouse, Saturday, Octo
ber 21. t.I-..
r Elizabeth City Monday, October 28.
! Hertford, Tuesday, October 24. f .
t EdentOn, Wednesdsy, October 25.
Plymouth, Thursday j October 26. , ,. .
Williamston, Friday October 27. , ,
f Washington, Saturday, October 28.,-
Greenville, Monday, October 30. .j,
. Snow Hill, Tuesday, October 8L,;
t . Wayne county, ..Wednesday,
November 1. , ... ' ,--- . ..
i Tbe ladies are respectfully invited to
attend at allot these appointments.. ,,t ,.
V-rnnftnirn nnblinnAil in tw nA&r inv
of the places named in the . above list,
will please give place to these appoint,
menta. . ., -,.. '.,-..u
';j, VaNCEAND' BETTLa. '.',' .'u'
The fallowing appointments have been
made and agreed upon by Governor
vanoe and judfreseuie: . . ,
New Light, Wake, Saturday, ' Oct 7.
r uxioru, juouuay, uct. v.
f Boxboro', Tuesday, Oct 10.
I Illllsboro. Thursday, Oct 12.
uraharo, Friday, Oct 13.
The people are requested to circulate
the news of those appointments, and the
publio everywhere are invited to attend
audllXABTHB tI8Cr88ICd. ,-
Western papers please copy.- ,
APPOINTMENTS OF 'HON. GEORGE
' DAVIS".
6 !
Salisbury, Tuesday, Oct. 1X
Greensboro, Thursday, Oct. 12.
Beidsvillc, Friday, OcV13.
Selma, MonrteT, Oct. 16.
The active -ard- ouick-witted Bev.
LetnUel Hayncs, 6f Veraont.-well known
years ago throunhout New England, was
once saucily accosted by an impudent
trifler with tbe .question, "Mr. ifaynes,
how old do you suppose the devil is?"
4 oa must keep your owa family re
ford," was the immediate response.
MISCELLANEOU8.
On MODAtTHE tw DAT Of KO.
VKMBIlR, p7, V Vtrtaa of a luKmrnl of
UetJuStn f Cotof Wake Coaair, I win
I POM to jniblle ! oa lbs premises tbat
rsiusDie pared t laad sltoate In and nrt
lim Mortb-Mat. nut of the eitr of Ralriirh
hin( txAaMa- rren etrtet snd OmkwotxJ
CemeUry, kaowaas MOROCCAl'S GKUV .
inciuaiDg mm along saia reraoa eire a0i
roiK Btreet, eootaUilag ia all about 80 aece.
beioDgug to tns sstate or tas lata Hear
MordocaL n"" tVT V"V i
The Und trtS be sold m MreeW. to
salt parebaaers. Terms one third eah;r-,iJue
ia ante sad twenty-oas moaUia, wlih iaternt
at six per cent , ' ft-
t . . . 1 kipn unnnam -
aaaiaaavnuitiL
Oct -dlm . . , Execntrtx,
piie itonkisa staik.
Wn.MTGITpN,f N, a
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1 FIRST-CUSS DDIOCEATIC JEWSPAPER !
t w5 " .. -" i
!
LARGEST CIRCULATION , OF ANY
CAROLINA
Uiri't. a t
Is ' .
in
Only -Daily, Paper
'ublisbed in WILMINGTON, a tit;
, of nearly 20.COO Inhabitant., and
ffierTJreTenlrf of Xorth
.
Caroliui Trader
'.!. I. 'IT I
.Ai;irUB8CEIPTION:-
One Year,
Six Montha, :
Tbne Months,
7.00
4.00"
2.25
ADVERTISING
BATES RKA80.XABLB.
Address,
hi
WM. H. BERNARD,
Editor & Proprietor,
WiudNOTOsr, N. C.
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5600,000 IN, GIFTS
SISSTT Pita' roSTPOMKStlMt or TUB
ElTOT"CiS21CTlM3)f CO.
FOB A FULL DRAWING. ,
,imAflAO POSITIVELY
Thursday,) November -30th,'
j OR MONET REFUNDED.
'A
Fertnne
for onf'r
$19
j The Kentucky Cash
Distribution
Authorized by a special act of the' Ken
tacky LegUatara, for th benefit of tbe
PUBLIC BCUOOLi OF FRANKFORT, will
have tae first of Utr series of Grand Draw
nga at MA JO I HALL, ta tbe CITY OF
FkAN&FORT, KT., Tburgday, November
80. 187(1, on which occailoa tbey will dis
tribute to tbs ticket holders. lh Imnxuua
sumpf li i(,i j . i i i' 'n. tt
i
$600,000
I," I
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Thos, P.
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-Si,-? E-f
Porter,
Ex -Gov. Ky., Gen'
; LIST OF GIFTS.
-:rjt"l ,'l,i,l
One Graad Cask G If t ; .$100.0110
One Grand Cask Gift...., ........... 50,000
On Grand Catb Gift.., ........... . 25,01)0
Onatirssd Gift,,,. ,.,f ,HU,W
umurauu v.ou uixv.,.,a, ...
One Grand Cash Gift., ..
i - SO Cash OlfU of $1,000 each.....
t 100 Cash Gifts ot 500 each...,.
1 100 Cash Glttsof 400 sack,,... ,
i 100 Cash Gifts of 800 each..,;.
r-i . A ni
no.ooo
50,000
40,0 ill
30,000
! mm. uaan uuu or . iuu esc a..
CO.0M0
10,006 Cash Gifts of ' , n each..
K,in-j wu iiuii ui , j, ncu t ji,uiu
Jffltal, 11,15$ Glfw, AU Cash..... 600,000
130,000
. .j PRICE OF TICKETS,
Whole Tickets, $12; Halve, IA; Quarters,
,8; v Tickets, siuo; 2t ilckets, aa; m
.'.col
Tickets, $500: W2 Tickets, $1,000; 1U
Tickets st $12 each. .
; Tbe Hob. E. U. Taylor, Mayor of Frank -fortjthe
eetveiieasd of CRn asnmeD,
the Hon. Alvta pHMtUi late ,CWe$ Justice tt
Kentucky, and other distinguished eitixens,
topet her with such o'ber disinterested ier
lons as the ticket-holder, present may desig- v
pate, will fcuperihtead tbe drswtbs;. r
i Tbe payment of gifts to owners of prize
tickets is assured. A bond, with heavy
penalty sod approved aeearlty, has been ex
ecuted to the Commonwealth of Kentucky,
Which la bow on record In Clerk's Olflcs of
eounty Court st Fraaktoit, sutyKt to imsptrt
tionojtmy m. , This Is s new feature, and
will absolutely secure tbe payment of tins.
I Kemirances can oe made by i
Post Office Money Order or Kf k
EiDress.Ursft.
lrUtered Letter
KENTUCKY CASH D1S-
TRIBCTION COMPANY. '
All eoalmuD lest ions, orders for Ticket
and sppUcatloas for Agenlces should be ad-
dmweil tit . . ..-...,-
' HON. Til 08. P. F 3RTER, Geni Manager,
FrsDkfort, Ky.;!.., ,.. . , ,,
': '?tao . ... . . ;...,;: ; ,
ALE OF YALlAnLE C1TV
PBOPCBTY. ,
i Porsuant to an order made In tbe cause
sow pendlmr la theSuperlorCoart of Wake.of
Beckbam and others sgalnst Pool and others,
thetwderaifnied will expose to public sale,
oa MONDAY, the iHh day of October next,
the first day of that term of the court, at tbe
courthouse door in Raleigh, tbe lot near tbe
depot of tbe Raleigh and Gaston Railroad,
tying on Salisbury and North streets, snd ad
joining tbe lands of R. II Wombleand others
to be sold la two part.
; Terms of sals.--Fivs hundred dollars In
(ash. snd bond with surety for tbs resldaeof
purchase money at six months from day of
sale, and Deanug interest rrom date,
w. w. vass,
Commissioner.
j ang 30-lawtdi
$1,250 ProlltlTom
Investment of $20$, ens of ear eastomer
'; I purchased Kpread on 100 shares of N. Y.
i I Central b Put (4 106 and Call 108 buyinic
100 share against tb Put 107 which wa
sold 114 selling at tbe same price iuu
shares called 108 netting protlt ll.J&O, thi
eperaUon can be repeated every month of '.Ik
year $10. 20, 50, 10U, 1WI0, will pay as well f
amount to vested. Gold, Stocks, Cotton i.J
Tobaoce bought and sold on cibihWdii"'
Advances on consignments. .
Price iat and Circulars free. - -
CUARLE8 8MEDLET A CO.,
Bankers A Brokers,
40. Bond St.. New Vork.
neas Gold and Stock Ezcbargi'r,
P.O. Box W77r - feblT-tf.;;
OF. Cieorg ea ttehool Tmr Boj ,
O tieorge's Station, Western Mil. U.
twelve miles from lialtimore. Oieng S'l1
tember 18tb.. 1876. Students prepared fr
soy college or business ii'e. Accommoda
tion snd sdvantap nnsurpacml. Adikw
PMf. Jasiea C Klnesr. A. H, " rrtnrijw
RdUterslow nr BaltcCo.T Md. aogl 1-wAwr
" Infbnnatlon About Tcia,
with lfas. Pamphlets, etc., fornixlied on
sppHoation. In person or by letter to THOSf.
F. FiaHKIL' JsimlirratlQii Arent; Interna
tional A Great Northern K. It., Paleelinu.
TexuK.
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