TuSiitiiiu U published every Mora
. log (Mondan excepted) and delivered in the
eltyof JUlalghtor SBVsaTT-rivs cnwrn
mobth. Mfl subeertptlOBS, postage frM,
Eiosf Doiaabs per annum, la all cum plia
ble la advance.
TubWiskxt Bmtiil Is published every
Tuesday XaQ anbaeripUona Two Hollas
per annum payable la adraace.
No aotice takea of anooymooa Commncl
eaUoae. We cannot undertake to retaia re
jected meauseript "
Address, "
SMITH, BATCH KLOB CO..
ULBina N. C
THURSDAY. OCTOBEB 28.
FOR PKKSIDKNT: .....j. ...
SAMUEI, J. TILDEN,
or a aw roa.
FOR V ICS PRESIDENTS
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
of lapuxa.
The following is the ticket to be voted at
the proaldenUal boil-
Elector of JretuJent and YSc
Pretidtnt of the United StaUt.
DANIEL O. TOWLE, 4th Cougreesloaal DUU
J AMU M. LEACH, 5th Congressional Diet,
LOUIS C. LATHAM. lrtCoareaaloaal DJat.
JOHN F. WOOTEN, 21 CoeRreeeloiiel Diss.
JAMES C. McRAE, 8rd Cengresetonal Diet,
f ABIUS H. SU8BEE,4th Congreaelonal DUU
FRANK C. ROBBIN8,5th CongreeatonalDiet.
ROBERT F. WARING,6tB Congreesloal DUt
WILLIAM B. GLENN, 7th Coogreeeloal Dial
ALFHON30 C AVIRT.Bta CoBgresston'I ins
The following la the ticket for governor
a a 4 state officers:
toa ootibmox :
ZEBUL021 B. VANCE,
or MBCKunauaa.
ro L!BVrBwtwT-oovB"oa:
THOMAS J. JARVIS,
or r-irr.
FOB SBCBBT AST OF STATS:
JOSEPH A. EXGELHARD,
or aaw babovbb.
roa attobbst-obbbbali
THOMAS S KEN AS,
or waaoa. '
roa fcblictbsasubbr :
JOHN M. WORTH,
br 1UBDOWB".
roa aumtob.
SAMUEL L. LOVE,
Or HATWOOO.
roa err'T. or rua. ib tuct!0 :
JOHN C. SCABBOKOUGH,
OF lOBBBTOa.
'RATIFICATION."
FOR CONGRESS t
JOSEPH J. DAVIS,
or raaaixia.
coxeaiss obal aowiaaTToaa ra otbbb
M8TBIOTS J
1st DisTbict JESSE J. TEATES, of Hert
ford. - -
Sd DifmtcT ALFRED M. WADDELL, of
New Hanover. .
5th Dstsict ALFRED M. SCALES, of
0tb Distb OT WALTER L. STEELE, of
m.i
' JUCOOtUlIU
7th DiaTBicT WILLIAM M. BOBBINS, of
W
irvuuito
3th Distbict-ROBERT B. VANCE, of
Buncombe.
Vote for Love, liberty and law.
Vote for Vance and civil liberty.
Vote for Tilden and secure reform.
"Vote for Kenan and your country.
Veto for Engelhard and economy.
Worth ia the name of old North Caro
lina honesty.
Vote for Jarvia, honest government
and good laws. .
Hell has no conception of the infamy
of the radical leaders.
Davis drives depravity out ol the pub
lic councils of the nation.
The Sentinel has always ditcoun te
nanted independent candidates.
Under Tilden and democracy there
will Lo bo thieving st Washington.
History affords no parallel to the de
pravity of radicalism and radical leaders.
Cowardice culminates and malicious
meanness Is complete In the radical
party. '
Corrupt, cittniaal, degenerate and
depraved the ladicai party aud its
leaders. .
Tilden will be the triumph ef the
civil over the military power of the
country.
4
Vance will be the victory of honesty
and intelligence over corruption ; out
rage std ignorance.
Vote for John Milton Worth, the em
bodiment in perfection of old faahioned
North Carolina tioaesiy. :
Beware of indepead ut candidates In
opposition to all proier organisations
of the democratic party.
Vanoe was the cbanipiou ' of civil lib
erty and personal rights ia the dark daya
of devastating and bloody war.
Vote for the constitutional amend,
meats andjbrever do away with sec et
political societies in your state.
Grant and tho radical party has de
clared a war of extermination against
In the catalogue bf crimo there ia
nothing aot chargeable to tho radical
leaders, north and south.
South Carolina ia a lime of profound
peace briatlea with the bayonets of two
thousand JUoited Str tea soldiers.---
A radical reign af terror overspreads
South Carolina, compared with which
the Kirk war waa a holiday muster.
Under the constitutional amendments
there will be ao hiring out of while
pauper ia Joaes county to negroea.
: White men ot North Carolina your
race for forty centuries will look down
at your action on the 7th of November.
mi
Engelhard haa for ten years labored
bard and incessantly far the democracy
and tba reform of bones goverameu
The white people ef South Carolina
are appealing to the army afflcera for
protection from the ferocity of the negro
militia. ' "
Under Vance and conservative rale
there will be no Kirk war, no bond
swindling and no exhausting of the
judiciary. ' ' ' V
Yote for the constitutional amend
menu and a permanent system of free
schools that will educate every child
ia
the state.
W e cannot, in au emergency like this
countenance Independent or any other
opposition to tho organization ef the
democratic party.
i Vote for Scarborough and secure wn
der a competent superintendent a ays
tern of free education for all the child
ran of the state.
The constitutional amendments re
strict the sessions of the legislature to
sixty days and the pay of each member
to Ivor dollars per day.
Vote for the constitutional amend
meats which compel separate free
schools for the white and colored
cbildron of the atato.
Jarvia in the legislature of 18CS-69
afappped the bond iasaing and has saved
the people from tho taxation robbery of
the apecial tax bonds. i
White men of North Carolina, the
cause of your sister state South Carolina
Is tne cause of all; and that cause ia the
overthrow of radicalism.
The constitutional amendments pro
vide a judicial system of cheapness, of
"inexhaustible' power, just and suited
lo the wants of our people.
It ia doubtful whether the western
people can lawfully use the convicts to
build their railroads and turnpikes, na
lesa the ooastitution be changed.
The cost of two years legislature un
der radical rule was $100,580. The cost
ef two years legislature if the amend
mcnts are ratified will be $41,000.
""Hundreds and thousands of millions
ef dollars will be every year saved to
the taxpayers of the country and the
state by the election of Tilden and
Vance.
Do you want the penitentiary convicts
to work the publia roads and build rail
roads and good- turnpike - throsghout
tho state ? Then vote for the amend
ments.
Vote for the constitutional amend
ments which take away from the gover
nor tho absolute right of appointing to
office and refer it to the senate represeat-
lag the people.
SO '
Vote for the constitutional amend
meats and put it out of the power of
any legislature ever to call a coaven
tion, without submitting the proposl
lion lo the people.
"The Union ; now and forever ; ouu
and inseparable." White men of North
Carolina these words of the great Web
ster address themselves to you in this
campaign against radicalism.
Vote for the constitutional amend
ments and by reducing tho number of
judges from seventeen to twelve, save to
yourselves in taxes seven thousand
five hnndred dollars a year.
Armed banda of negroes, with guns
famished by tho state are overruling
South Carolina, shooting white men in
cold blood, outraging white women and
robbing and burning houses.
Under .Tilden and democracy there
will be no quartering of United States
troops on the people ef South Carolina
tocarry the state election fer-villaint,
robbers, cut-throats and thieves.
Vote for the constitutional amend
ments which any the general assembly
dull have no power to deprive the judi
cial departmeat of any power, or infringe
upon the jurisdiction and rights of the
cenrta. ;
The Grand Central Hotel, New York,
"teaches the leeeon of the times," by
leading a reduction ef rates. It offers
the same aooommod&tiene as heretofore,
at a reduction from' $100 to $2.50 and
$3.00 per day. - V
fa 1775 the people ef South Carolina
sent the slogan to Massachusetts: "The
cause of Boston is the cause of all.'?
What shall Massachusetts say U
South Carolina la 1876
The Salon, the constRulIon and the
enforcement of the lawa. "One more
effort white men of North Carolina,
and these great principles of American
liberty are vindicated and triumphantly
safe. ' " " " " r "
Which is better to support the convicts
ia Idleness at an enormous ooat to the
state, or to make them earn their food
and clothing by building good roads in
the west and developing that fertile sec
tion. ' - "- v v
South Caroliaa is military camp.
and Grant's orders are to elect Cham
berlain by auataialog nod encouraging
the armed negroes' in the. perpetration
of every outrage and crime against the
white people.
People of North Carolina,' can you
sustain a party with your votes which
arms the negro population at the ex
pens of the .state, aad bids them go
forth, shoot and slay, rob and ravisl:!
: Vote for the constitutional amend
ments that give you a department of
agriculture in the state government to
aid and encourage the farming interests,
protect your stock, aad give sheep
raising adequate protection.
: Vote the .demooratio national, state,
district and county tickets, and secure
supremacy of the civil law, tho honest
and economical administration of the
national state and county governments,
and peace, prosperity and reconciliation
over the whole country.
; We are before the state, the country
and the world on issues that over
shadow ail past issues, parties or prin
clples the Issues of life, liberty aad
law. Men of North Carolina stand
true to your ancestry, yourselves, your
people and your God. J
Vote for the constitutional amend
ments which compel judges to ride all
the circuits in succession, as they did
before the war, thas giving to the peo
ple of every county In the state a sit
ting judge above local influences, or
-Til I J I..J!
bo guournouu prejuuicea.
They may be good, honest, capible
and meritorious men ; and they may
feel that they have a good personal rea
son of their own for opposing the regu
lar nominee, but la this great emergen
cy, democrats of North Carolina stand
by your party organization.
The Petersburg Index-Appeal says;
Governor Brogden has declined to desig
nate a North Carolina day at the Can.
tennis! exhibition. As Brogden is i
radical the organs of Hayes cannot bring
against him the lying charges of disaffec
tion which they allege against Governor
Kemper ot Virginia,
Sheriffs will make returns of the vote
n the amendments to Chief Justice B.
M. Pearson.
Ia the late atato convention, the radi-
sals proposed not to obey the restri
tiona, but a letter from Judge Pearson
knocked their revolutionary proceedings
into a cocked hat.
No white man in South Carolina is
allowed to have a gun or pistol in his
possession, and Grant haa sent the army
there to see that they are all given np to
the negro militia armed with eighteen
shooters, which arms every negro keeps
in hia house as his private property.
What think you of this white men of
North Carolina f
As a party of unarmed gentlemen
were returning home from Edgefield in
South Carolina they were ambushed by
the negro militia, one killed and others
wounded. A courier whom tho United
States officer commanding subsequently
despatched fur tho coroner from tho
scene of the murder was ambushed by
the same gang of militia, bis horse killed
and his leg broke.
"By the Eternal, the Union must and
shall be preserved:" White men of
North Carolina these words of "old
Bickory' come resounding down the
corridors of time, and bid yon make one
more effort in the cause of hnman liber
ty and the preservation of our union
against the assaults of that arch enemy
of fiendish hatred and diabslical de
struction, Radicalism.
Every negro in South Carolina who
votes the republican ticket Is militia
man armed with eighteen shooters, and
they trampoose the state in armed bodies
murdering white mea, raping women
and committing every outrage in the
catalogue of crime. On the other band
the white mea are not allowed to be of
the aililia, tho governor of the state
has culled npoa them to give np their
private arms, and Grant has sent the
United Slates army down there to en
force Chamberlain's edicts against the
white people, - and to eacourage and
protect the negroes in their career of
wholesale lawlessnessr--
gfcj- WHITE MEN OF NORTH
CAROLINA do you proposo to yote
with aad sustain a party guilty of such
crimes as these?
At a meeting of unarmed white men
at Cainhoy, tear Charleston, the South
Carolina negro militia' charged upon
and shot to death six rmoflVndiag peace
able unarmed white' men. One old
man igbty-j ears-old they-fer aiaed
with the butts of their muskets. V
CAWPAIGX SCRAPS.
Reanfort county will go largely demo
cratic . ' ' '
See that yoiur name Is properly on the
registratioa books. . ' -
Ike Strarhorn the Haves elector for
this district declines to meet Bosbee tho
Tilden man.
A few whites and a small crowd of
negroes went to hear Tonrgee at Wash
ington. Played. ?
A grand democratic tnasa meeting at
Rutherfordton to-morrow to greet
Senator Ransom.
James M. J astios and Tnomae With-
aoa of Rutherford did not fight, though
nobody held tuem
Ike Young passed np the railroad tbo
ether night tne lone lorn radical on a
train fuli of democrats. He waa smart
ly nndor the back.
Ma j. W. A. Smith apont Saturday and
Sunday at Durham, bat not a radical
white or black called on him. He
seemed to bo affiliating with tho demo
crat.
When rallied at Durham that he did
hot aoem to have many party friends to
call on bim. Blow Your Horn Billy said
he had left bis bora behind and could
noTblow them up. s j
TRAVELLER'S VIEWS ON WESTERN
NOBrH CAROLINA
Charlotte Observer!
' A well known gentleman of this city,
and one who, though actively engaged
ia business, is also deeply interested in
the result of the election, has been
mskinar a tour through the western por
tion of the atato and took particular
pains to ascertain, aa far as possible, the
present political status ol tne west, tie
travelled in seven or eight counties, and
talked with the people ef both parlies,
and had an excellent opportunity of
findinsr out the real sentiments of the
people, and it may be stated, by way of
general remark, that as a democrat, bo
is very muca. e.noouragea.
He has furnished us with a few re
suits of his observations, which speak
for themselves. , t
At Love Lady township. Burke coun
ty, he was told by U. W. Conley,
a perfectly reliable man, that six years
ago that township gave a republican
majority of seventy; four years ao it
waa twenty-two democrat, and this year,
there is only fifteen republicans in the
township.
At Newton, there were eighty new
new names on the registration books,
and the vote will all be cast for Vance
and Tilden.
At Cline's ha the same county, there
are three hundred voters, not one of
whom is a republican.
Further west, he beard similar re
ports. In Clay, the democrats expect
to carry the county by over three bun
dred. He says that Bub Vance's pop
ularity over the ridge is-almost equal to
bis brother's. 'Kamrod 1 1 am p to u
stands a poorer chance than Colonel
Steele's opponent (what's his tame?)
He also tells of a fair specimen of the
radical , ofllee bowers in the west.
"Reverend" and revenue T. J. Martin
Having some reputation aa a speaker.
he made an appointment at a place
known as Ousqutle, and when he arnv
sd at tho place, he found only two audi
tors, a hog thiet and his son-in-law.
On the whole, he gives it as bis uu
prejudiced opinion, that the largest
expectation of democrats in reference
to the majorities in the west will be
realized:
JOSIAH TXTRNEB AT ROZBORO.'
From Danville (Ya.) Express.
Political excitement seemed to run
high. Major John Graham andJosiah
Turner, candidates for the state senate,
having charge of the rostrum and de
claiming therefrom to the "terrified"
well aa to tho "unterrifiod." Mai. Gra
ham waa the regular conservative candi
date and Mr. Turner running on his
own hook," tho latter gentleman having
about juuu merry songs, personal, pri
vate and political to bore the audience
with. Alaj. Graham dealt but little, if
at all, ia personal vituperation, but hia
competitor had on hand a foil store.
Whilst Josiah, who stood Sentinel so
long on f he ramparts of democracy, and
battled for the straight ticket ami no
cutting or erasing a name, was talking
(it was all talk,) we thought of the old
saying "every dog haa his day," being
very appropriate when applied to this
man wuo now seemed to be a i urner
from doctrines and rules that before waa
his standpoint Wo feared at one time
that bad blood and harsh words would
bring on a collision between tho aspi
rants for senatorial honors'; bat tho
Hon. Josiah," who kept on "talking.
scattered tho crowd, who. grew weary
and at last departed for their homes,
leaving the speaker fighting the sir as
well as ''the ring" that he chimed ruled
in Raleigh. v ; '
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COM
PANY
One of the larrcst and most profitable
corporations iu this country ia tho Wes
tern Union Telegraph as its Annual Re-
ort, just issued, abundantly proves,
ho gross receipts for the fiscal year
ending June 30th, were 110,034,983.66:
the cross ex peases. 81,635,473.09; and
the net profits, $3,390,509.97..
einoe the organization ox una company.
in July. 18G6. it has increased its lines
from 37,380 miles to 75,532; its office
from 2,251 to 7,072; and the number of
its -messages transmitted annually from
6,899,282 to 18,729,567. This exhibit
shows a very rapid increase of business
and net receipts: and also exhibits aa
appreciation of telegraphy in this county-
'
Personal Should this meet the
ejes of the Individual who created a dis-
turbanco ia church last Sunday ty bis
continued coughing, he will confer a
favor on the congregation by procuring
a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup,
which will cure him. .
ig.s oi? the Tines.
i Vkksbura has a drought. :'
New York ha a free veterinary Lov
I'itsi.. - - - .f-. , - ,
Long Island Sound is Infested with
plfatesr"- J L
' California will manufacture raisins
this year.
Baa pale ale Is. used at a Burmao
communiontable.
Sew York propoea trying a ttreet
anow-amelting machine;.
7 The Old South Church subscription
ow amounts to $60,000. -
Illinois raised 270,000,000 bushels of
corn this year. '
Chicago speeds $5,000,000 per an
num for jewelry. -
The widow or President Polk Is livicg
t Nashville, Tean. ". i w
The red-beaded men recently held a
convention at Petersburg, Illinois. :
, Zach Chandler assessed the females
in the United States treasury $18,500.
All the colored people who died of
yellow fever in bavannaa were or mixed
blOOd. i . , . :, .,
A dry goods store on Eighth avenue.
New York, call their cash girls by
telegrapn., .. . ..... .,- t.;
- The Cape Cod cranberry crop is only
bair tne usual quantity
I ho uermana nave set on root a new
industry that of drying eggs for the
use or their army. , '
Six policemen were among the vic
tims of yellow fever in bavannab.
There are two cheap days in the week
at tho Americaa lustitute fair io New
York.
A man's reputation for sobriety often
hangs apou a breath. -New Orleans
Republican. , .
During the year ending Jnne 1 seven
ty-six papers , and magazines hsd been
started in Japan.
New York city is in imminent danger
of a water famine, and more reservoirs
are called for.
A Sheffield firm, Sanderson Brothers,
steel manufacturers, propose establish
Ing works in Syracuse, New York.
: The man who boasts that he ia too
proud to beg and loo honest lo steal,
gets truttod probably. bcranton Re
publican. -.The Commercial Advertiser hears o
New York policemen stufllug cotton in
their oars to drown the profanity of ob
durate prisoners on their way to the
lock-up.
' A prominent broker of New York city
has deposited $2,500 with James Gor
don Bennett, in consideration of wh cb
he holds the privilege until November
3d of betting Bennett $25,000 that Tilden
and Hendricks will be elected. 1 he bet
has not yet been made, but indications
are that ilennett will lose $22,500.
eo ' .
' TAesow pouo cf (kit administra
tion nlat! not slow enough h pene
trated the great evhorlt of office-holding
republican, from the cabinet to the
autotit-houit. Will Mr, Hayet be strong
er than the convention vhich cried 'Ia
Triumphe1 to Grand administration
when the people had repudiated it teifh a
unanimity unparalleled in history f '
James M. bcoyell, a liberal republican
of New Jersey.
THE RADICAL PYRAMID.
SIX HUNDRED AND SIXTY MILLIONS A
YEAR, , FIFTY-FIVE MILLIONS A
; MONTH, FOURTEEN MILLIONS A
WEEK, TWO MILLIONS OF DOL
LAKS A DA Y,EIGHTY THOUSAND -,
" , DOLLARS AN HOUR, THIR
TEEN HUNDRED A MINUTE,
TWENTY-THREE EVERY i
SECOND. BELKNAP,
BLAINE, GRANT.
Election Notice."
For fear there may be aonie misap
prehension on the part of Voters as to
the places of voting in the different
townships ia Wake county at the en
suing election, we append below a list
showiog the places where the polls will
be opened:
' Barton's Creek Hutchiusou's fctore,
Buckhorn Lashley's.
Cary Cary.
Cedar Fork Pollard's Store:
i House's Creek Hayes'.
! Little River Wakefield.
Mark's Creek Hood's Store. '
Middle Creek Wm. Johnson's, or
old voting place.
.New Light Law's.
Oak Grove Oak Grove.
Pant er's Branch James Adams'.
St. Mary's Auburn.
Su Matthew's Powell's Store.
Swift Creek Franklin's.
Wake Forest Forestville.
" Rolesville.
White Oak Apex.
Raleigh 1st Ward Baptist Grove.
2d
Jenkins' Shop.
3d
4lh
Court House.
Hargclt Mrect
A. L. Moore's
School House.
v5th
Store.
Outside Court House.
W. W. WHITE,
Ch'a Rep. Ex. Committee.
J. A. HAYWOOD,
Ch'a Con. Dcra. Ex.Committee.
CenstiliTaon please copy.
DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL CANVASS
Fabius H. Bosbee. democraiio candi
date for elector in the Fourth l sng.
DistT-will addresstbeoople at the
following Vrnon and places:
: Nanning'i Sash Co. .Tuesdaj, Oct
24th.
Hare a Store, Johnston (Ja, Tbnrsdav,
Oct. 26th.
Plensant Urove, Jonnston Uo., Satur
day. Oct. 2ath. v '
llulsuoro, urange uo., inesday, Uct.
31st.-- J
Haywood, Chatham Co., Thursday,
Nov. 2d. .
Franklinton, Franklin Co., Friday,
Not. 3 J,
Rolesville, Wake Co., Saturday, Aov.
4th; ' -..
Time will bo dinded witli Mr. Stray-
horn, the republican candidate, if he is
present ' -, - ;' -
Y
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
F
on SALE,
FIXE YOUXG CHESTER gow 1,
nnntha t' A A tit fterwHI ariftliinr fin.
breeder will address "E," box 453. Raleigh
N. C.; v v , , ' 1 oetlt-2t.
F
OR SALE.
A haadsoBM residence la the north etm
part of Kaletgn wit lumtture complete, or
Wtinoui UM lurniiarv. mi vuiiuinjr, m trw
having; been flulshed 15 atom he sIikx, to
Uloa 7 large and K small rooms, and I In all
reepeetea desirable reaideaee Uituin
neighborhood. .
The lot conUlaS a half aero wtth rard
la good state of cultivation. The tur it
equal to asy ia the city. m
for terms apply to CoL J. M. Ilrtk,
If easra. Battle & Mordecat, or to the tub
crib sr. .
( . 8. D. POOL, Ageut.
: If the above saewtlooed real esUt-Ueot
eo'.d at private sale before Saturday tbe
November, it will be sold at public auctk d at
rr tbe following advertisement.
ALE OF VALUABLE BALEIGQ PEO
FEKTT.
By virtue of a mortgage deed eiw utcj tT
Caroline and 8. D. Fool, April 8tb. is;i. ,u j
registered la tbe register's office of alte
county In book 40, page 829, I will
tbe premises on Monday the XOth dar o( Sn,
vember 1876, tbe real estate detetlbed in uul
mortgage deed for eaah. .
s - M. A. HECK.
oct. 18, 187ft-4f.
CLOTHING
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(beautiful stock'Q
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9
TaanaiDsrtno jromi ciIizcd? o
lalelgh aad Wake comity, for tliei
iberal patronage la the past, I ur
sare tbem that I shall endnavi.r t
nerit it in the tmmm by keppliii
ood Goods at the lowest liviu,
.irices. Give me s ca!l Ix-for
'uylng elsewhere. We takepleax
are In showiog onr stock aud v
og oar prices.
1 1
CLOTHING!
pLOXlTlIItE H'AUEKOOTlji.
A. W. FRAPS.
Fayettevllle Street, Opposite thf Mar
ket, and Corner of FayotteviUe and
Davie Streets,
RALEIGH, IST. C,
Keeps on hand a large assortment of ill
styles of 1
FURNITURE :
Parlor, Dining-Boom and Kitchen; Black
Walnut, Stained aud Painted Chamber U
Dressing Cases, Bureaus, WahtanJ, Bel
steads, Wardrobes, Cine and Wood rtt
Chairs, Socking Chairs, and all other artkil
of Furniture found In aflrst-class etat;rt
ntent tW MATTRE83KS made to order,
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