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RALEIGII, Ih Cir TIIUII3DAy ! KOBimro, ITOYEMBEB 2, 18761 1
peice FivcEirrs.
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A -sEAILltOADS,:A.h iu '
3-U'f
..V , . ,! .1 ' ' T--4 Y.!..ir.'-: .
Richmond i A tuxruASr fiacinfoir
' nd NOBTH WESTKBH Jf. C S, JJT
fX)XjiSI TIME TABLE.
Tv'Tffu '-p ' tnd after1 Sunday .Om
Co. Bhop....."0 : ,11.81 ,
A(riT t Raleigh
Ltr Qoldjboro . 10.10 A. M
- ..AxrtwUlUJoig..;.. tiiaJO r.M
UT Ufc BhOp... - 4. IS "
, Art Qnfoo! j f ) , ; MO
s-sw L ' jptxo ajroittii.i : 1
SaltobarT.. .; -. 7.85
, DmvU1 .... , . 13.28 p. M
BarkerUle ! . B.0S
Arrlr at Richmond.
V, . n j GOING BOOTH.'
,7.48
Xear Klcnmoria...., , , 7.50 a. Hi
.... il u Rnrkrvllla " 41n4l' I
Orenboo.wi ' A "l-.40"j
n V. . Air-Line Jimih f. kJii..i10.ift
Arrtw at Raleigh.,.. "'"" 0tA'lt
- Ooldaboro.... 11.80
LeaT Goldtboto 1 M.
AiriteUBaleUtU.... 9.80
t Lear C StKpa..-ia U,i f.yO.60 A. MJ
, , ; - ),!, , ii ii mi, !
' Xmt Greiuboro...t....6.00 P. kLa
; lat Salem t4 i Vi ft?.
Arrir at Greentboro .U i U'.f,
in W Ii i il I Kill 11 imiiJ IH
.' PaaaeBcec Train! ieTlof Kaleigh M DU
r. M. eoaneetjat Oreenaboro with tha South-)
emboDdtraln;inakliiC tha qnlckett Uma
to all Soatbem cillM. AccommodaUon Train
learing Ralefl at 10il5 P. M ooauieeU llh,
JKortherB bouad tnla at Uiwaabora for Rlch
Bond and all poia ta East. iPtiee. of TkikaU
imeaTlaUf rouUfcjniwo: - iMti rt
l No Chance of Car ftetWMiv Atlanta 1 Aadj
Kiclimond, 6t7 muea, ( i
fcOctM-U , . , Aoperintandeaw)
ITf AtncH (Usroy Trail
Ml
Lar ialalgB
"... 0 no A. ir
Arrfveaat Weldon 8UOP;M.
Leave Waldos. ....... 19 40 PrM.
Arrt!?tiB?ta,h- V'"l J. .
; naoiid ruion. J j
Leave Ralelrh....... ..... B 00 A. W
Arrive at Weldon ft 84 P. M.;
iMveWedon.ti n(....-i.i.M 5 40 A. M.
ArritrUt W.gh;..-.i..A.V;... 5 U P. U.
rAAlXIQH AUGUSTA AIR LIKK.
tCbasn of Bcbedole to taVe -'affect 8-30 a.
m. Monday, October 80th, 1S78 : , . ,
Tbai Afoms Boutk.
Arrive at Cameron. .13 7 P AI.
Leave Cimeroa 100 P.M.
Arrive at Raleigh. A 40 F. M.
AU traloa will approach and paie R,D
R. RN. a lTlun growing ai Cary with
30 mioatea for Breakfaat at Cary.
V JOBN C WIKDER, '
i U-tf lK, u:'t8aperlnteiident.n
TICKET PARES ANDrTiVB 8CHEO
CJLB TO TaK WEST, Tia THE CUES.
ti., - AfEAEX OHIO B.i ,-
Pirit daw fare from Kalaigb to UacUnaU
Pint clau fare ham .Xalatgn to Indianap
01U 85,75.
Piratclaaa fare from Raleigh to Chicago
Pint claaa from Ralelgb to B4. Lonia8S.8bi.
Pint claaa from Ratelgl to LoolavlUa 87.85.
Paatenirera for Cincinnati and the West,
leaving Kalelgb by the R. A G. R. R. 10.00
a. nv&aia. Maeh iebiMwd a 8.45- w -an.;
ieare Ktcbmondat UA80 p. an., ty tbia
einna,tl A uiitoJtallroaana jemALlncla
U at lOOjsn be .norjUogotiba aecaud
rjl n n t coirwATTt. HOWAEti
YJ ftJJA i Gen. Pat. Ticket Agent,
w. If. B. Dun, l ,
laginnear and BupT. s ,-I
1 1
Pawwawa.-TaA March 81itf187.
j 1 fWDIO BOUTH, - j ,
Tbiiagb Man teava eterev- rn I
tttrg at.,.....,.. .11:87 P.,Tt.
rva at Weldon td.:..-.., P.i0t,
Arrrva 1
Boa them Xxpreaa leave Pe-
1 1
teribare at.
6:80 A. M.
8A3 A, K.
Arrive
1 at Weldon at
''T)lMnikVMl.kllli t. .
r .teofrer Coach attached, "- i I
U-i5ve Petcrbnrg at.-.;,r -.8:80 A.'M:
!1 . nr.11 : - ' ! ' T..H r. r
1 -uvimimin.'
Ttakiffh MiillMva Wnldmiat
7:85 A ai!
IKIOP.'M.'
7:05 P.M.
Arrtveatpeterabargatj.., '
Baathera Kxprete loave Wel-
Itldonat....
fnre at Petenbnrg at
Tb rough,. JrWcrht rUk Paa-
aengBr Coach attached, j ,
, .leave Weldon at , 4!15 .SL
AmtB . 1J..aKain al : I'll 1 IMA X tU
rThrough Ticket aold 'to1 alt lLaatero aa
ttroaeb. ... ..... :i tt. tTdouglas.
, ap-a-tt H- ji,';,,, " i, Bupertntcpdop
StcHMOND A PETERSBURG R. R CO
I Commendnf Oct. Mth 1875, Tralna
tbhj road wiU ran aafoUowa i t,.- j
! , Ljuva Richuoid, Boora. iL . p
A. II.. Tbroorb Maili 7:45 aJW,'
Fretirht Tin . ti 0 u .- 11.11 .
P, Ifc, Praigbt Train. , . lr.v i
Lli LaAva PmasBonOk Nome - r,- "
7JB A. It, Freight Train ; 12 At.. Tarougb
rifi . I're'ght Train V 7;35 P. Ai
Thrngb Man. . F I
4.eaeea attached to--ail fretglit trtrtt-for
- 'uopwi7 Duev apciai inaneementl
. to tlaahlprlDi imUiAAa Uaa ( 1 R;e4rfc
9,M,"n. liaJtlgb Audita and Western
aU CJUOroada, in the way f lowfwirhl
inaiBnger ratea. ....
d4w-U
- . - A. BHAW t
1 t aVuperla tan dent ;
.uoj esw 75a
) -5$ Bm u4 Uoth O oak ' to Ladtaaj
'J '':! 1 ' 1 t '! l.'j-Ji-Siiii i';0! j
60 Xadlea SmcUab UUtrp topetbng wi
150 yd Cardinal ttrt Vat for Kk, t '
. Mq.Jda, Cardial aa4, Whit Racfcipgafor
. 800 rr. LlneirCaila acA CollaM i Cafdlr
aai Nary Blue, Brows and JVWt, , ..,,..,,
. 110 Dot. Lad tee Kid Glorei to" color.,
Kltlll)l 1.1 .7. ,. ;4 ."t-M ' i.
Plae and WW (rooi IS amlM to A0 for
a 13 Doa. Ladksa and Klaaea Hooda la Cardl
lal BU and Brpva Braldad 1aiiB,:nru
'' e,J 8IIOES, BOOTS AN D d ilTERS,
vaXHo Urgeai atock In tha Bute at botUW
,TbelafgatVock atat AMd .br on trd
and at1 laUt etrlaa and lowaet prlve,
I ",ATSATSn HATSltr;,
Aten Bora and CbOdren Iron) , CO , ooata
Ilihd stuf;.:n 6.11 vt!'
alUattla80kHaUat6a' J i S.i-i'.
qmejnWTjift Jbat ;Gdi at, Ipvett
T-v as ;
WAIT X A OUO.
Beir learrlo Inform their caetomera . that
.r W . A . f . . I l I . A . ! I ;i I '1 3. . U
I ' . they hareremored to the well known '.
L(!!(-uiajUMf Janet M. Towlea, - ,
1 -if' pa r..i'H ,.!. 1 l r: a '.1
;..bo; ijTciicTiiiifccr.'iuieigB, ,fl.,u,;
whfchtbey bara fitted irp entirely nw, wd
fiU. ..uoJ. sorted atock of . ' ; '
READV-MADE CLOTlllKGI.
MB HBM. BOIt ABD CJliLDJlBM.
from $10 to Itf: Kn'i fine Black SulU from
ai7.60 1 S0; Bora' Pancy BstliHtt Salt ft
to an; noya- uaaaimere duiu asMfio; vnu
dren'a Bulta 83 to 110; Overcoats 85 to XX
Oant'a PtimlahlnyOooda, Hamburg; Edgr-
laae and Iaaentiona, Notions, Eoele
ry, UloT,- OedDbriMf Boots, ,
, DOMESTIC DltY GOODS,
'J oomrma or
Prtnta, ''Alpacas. Merinoa, Delahiea, - Ging
bams, Cotton flalda.Cottonadea, Kentncky
, 4 east, , visum res, - tarnDnca, nine
. Demma. Oanabnrn. . Tickinn.
PUn-ifl
'' nels, Lmseya, Ac Bleached and
Brown Bbetlnn and Bhlrtlnn.
Tbankiaf one fries ds for their liberal pat
ronage la the paavwe feel confident that ha
bur new atore viU JKew Ooods, nonght at
me lowest pncea, we wui pa aoie vo . pieaae
aiL BsnM!tfnllv. ' - 1 .
Respectally, ' 1 .
..i.i'nu'i.. iv 1 n d wimsBon u '
1 ' ,.:IJ Ka B7 BsMttMrilla HttMt. '
,t4-tf
C;UALK.lSIlOTUliUS, I--.;
O . ' r.vi , ?;,. ju i-ynn
y. ',-'' Brewers of the . .
CELEBRATED LAG Ell BEER,'
Neai-la, Ncrvr Jeracy. -aou.
ii fnil
toaa ! jil ;;linricaiir;,Ecstaiirail.
Hargett and BalUbury Street, jimu
ti! -i; ?-illALEIQH.-.ll. Ci '. --;
Air. Joseph baa flued n kii SakxxM with
f pec lal reference ta tha comfort and enter-
UlBment oibia: Bnta, mod tha paWIo la
InTited to an Inspection of bla aeeommeda
Uobi and a Uat of tbe- ereature ooaforta ta
tbaUnavfblaentertaioineat.' : . 1
,fr5 Ilia Rettanrant J" ' 1
la always 'applied with the rresheat and
fattest ' f '
OTSTERSTTJIBDS'ASDTESISON,
erred la tb beat and all 1 the varied it jlea
to salt bii numeroai castoaion., . ., j , -
,:7 .f.f .xYinif.llnWli.1t in.LI
la attekesj with a ran and complete Hne
tha flneat Wtnaa and Uqaora, 'Imported and
4orMBtic.i uvd w;:r-a : ;',wiri
8CIIALK BROTHS S3 CELEBRATED LA
1 . 0 - GER CEB A SPECIALTY.
f-j-, Billiard Boom1 " 'f"'a';
iaM M the fl nest Tables In the city, intl lit
neccptloi itoom
Is a Table ol new model and' design for the
entertainment and pastime of gseeta,
Thankful for past patronage, - Mr. Jasepb
respectfully, invites from the citizens and
sojourners In ; Raleigh a visit to his quiet,
well ordered and complete eetabl lab meat on
B.4 LIS CURT AtfD ttARGETT STREETS,
ost West ofKaloisn Jiattoriui Bank.'. .7.1
A. ' -f Ml ' .l''". : :' r"t'.i
. My wife, BAR A U COUC, havtna left cay
bed and boar4 without eanse, I hereby warn
all peTsons,'aalnst giving bar employment,
e-therwfse affordlug her such aid, com
fort or rrotacUoai . as anay eaooanurt her to
longer reaaaln away frona bar proper noma.
tee rail penalty, 01 tna xaw la anci ease
wUl be enforced Again t all olTendnra. . ,
-.u.. il. e EOKGK W.COLE. '
Tmsge near Kaieigh.
THE COOK 3c STATIONERY
' V IHJiIF.S(pP 1 -
E, Jf .HAIsB 6 B0N r
-17 AtUaaAY BIREBT.JIKW'ORK- -WUl
not lie? Interrupted ' by the removal Of
Mr. P. M Hale to Raleigh, j Ordeca from
prompt cmstocsera aoliciteU, and . prompUy
Buea ax lowest mar rates.
Oct 17 0 -
BEND BSei to ft P. BO WELL CO.; Sew
York, for Pbsmpblet of luQ paeeaeejoi
tainlne llstaot .--N) newrpera.an4 sal it lea
showing coat of advertising. ,, t . . .
marcBT-jy "7" "r
OfTbreel Protection-A gn In t Loss
by lire and Life.
W. Tls OROW
l-.m .l 1 VltM tll.lt t l. -,"'- ..'
General "Inhroiica Agent,
. atopreaeots) tb Mowing first class Com
peotee: . .x .. . . . ... . .... . ...
1 MSB Baai- SAAWUS SUlVrW WsVf
JStnsv Fire Isimraaoe Co.,
Phomlx Plrw Co., . .7
National plrw Co.,
. l t ... I '1 .. 1 .
Ot Hartford.
ll Ii 1 )
.''.'I'- t,
Oermu-Amarloaa Fire Co.,
3o., J ,
Of K. T.
. : ) -i
uomnaa r ire co.,
Howrard Plrw Co., .A
Combined ajmU Orer M,000,000,'
, The aUenUoaof tbs pabUo Is respectfully
called to these substantial Institutions, ai-
lorUlng Smple indemnity " - angHm
. j , . , ... , . .
Mi
iilillsliiif
s. ,.i,f .:'r,; -i-Jj IJV
trrv CENTS. .1 ' n CENTS.
THE .DUllllAlIIIERALb 1
'. . ..... ;t .. Tt i'il-
, Will be tent to abj addreuTiista "
NOVEafJJER 14T0R THE ABOVE
- s TrTtxrn - " 1
., , -,r .-""UUiT ' - -: r-rr
rJoU im t.. .u ..-.. .-.;iS J
't -KWU tbeUmetAaeenreAlralelsss lu;
!a:..T IL-.tn ,1 'i --.. 1 ':u3' I. -r
p a iiv aj a a, , , :i p a r E r
-iLT j w. tha ; smalt price- of8 1 j
K A fiENTS. CENTS, fk CENTS.
OV centOIUcexisl 01 CENTS
TfALVABLE LOTS FOR 8 A EE!
On MONDAT, THE DAY OP NO.
VEMBER. 187fli by virtue of a Judgment of
tbs Superior Court of Wake County, I will
expose to public sale on the premises that
valuable parcel of land altuat in and near
the North-eastern pert of theeltvof Ralelirh
Ivinc between Perron -Street and Oakwood
CemeUry, known aa MORDECAl'S GROVE,
Including lota along taid Person fctrect and
Polk Street, containing In all about 80 acres,
belonging to the estate of the late Henry
MordecaX a.... . t.
Tha land will tta inlit h. ..i.l. t.
suit purchasers. Terms one- third cash ;reidue
m nine and twenty-one months, with Interest
telxper,Bt.-,vj- - -v,;.;.
HASillA MUKUJtCAl.
octB-dlm Executrts
TnE fflURFREESBORO
- 1 vv siunBinapoi At SSJ
Organ of She Roanoke and Meherrtn Bee
UobsI . Circulate In Thirty-Nine counties
snd Twelve States, la the official organ of
Northampton and Hertford oounUea, and baa
a larger circulation in them than any paper
published. As an advertising medium, It
aanaoS be snrpaaaed In Eastern Carolina.' -'
1, Terms, ft? per year, ta advance, i ly for tlx
month. . 1 ... .; f . -') s.
r WARD A BLAKET, Ed's, and Prop'., '
; aug 15tf ! Murlreesaoro. N. C
9" Information AbontTexaa.
w1U Mb)8,- Pamphlets, 'etc, furnished oa
application In person op bj letter to THOS.
P. FLSHERp Immigration 'Agent, Interna,'
UonaJ A Great KorUiern- A R ' P-JesUoe-Texa.
v:i o.J (t Jf . ii trJ4rw6m j
V".- . ...,1a tuii.,, jj, L:..,'iK,l
'.'KMtAl.
i . i.: i Jl
Ti.rr7ZtT r:
-ii-:;.: .AirpavxB nr ,,f...v
esAr.nipE
fkepe, E(r,' Butter, Cbeese, "Dried 'PruKs.
I f thera, Tars, Lard, TsOow, Seed, -!
aeon. Beans, Powtur. Plow. Vec .
ctables, tc, As , Ac
WASZn0U8E7S07 A 308 N. BKOAD BT-
' fHTLADELPEIA.
aprfltwUm;,
10 to 25 per Iwy
W MU aa arbrl m ITirLlHCufrl B. Faraara
u. m .if "nnrnrnxiM. raruauiara pra
4 UUiAJlAiAl.QOM M. lua,Ma.
if ,Ha' SBf 5g
1 .1
. 1 !i . i 5 a -p
i'i'',i:MfilHI'o -1
Tho Raleigh. Sentinel
POBLISHED D AILY AHD - WEEKLY.
Catscriptioa Hatc-la' AiTanc.i
Dally Sentinel, one yearpostage paid, 13.00
n i. P s ali months . ; , ri & A.B0
Far the campaign, four months, i ( J.00
Weekly Seotloel, on year, postage p'd, ; 1.00
" six months, . 1.00
For tha campaign,- " ' ' ' ' ' .50
, That our readers may e with what JnTor
our paper U received by our odlturlsl bretb
ren, we glrs below a few extract embracing
what tbejr say of bsj . . . .
U ' N0TICC3 OF THE PftES3,. ,
! " Newben Times, Sep. ' '
Tb leading democraUc paper hi tbs Stat.
Toisnot Transcript
'The Raleigh Sentinel under It new tnana-
rers ana propnetora m greatly Improved, ai
1 now on of our moat valued exchanges.
''nRlcbmond.fVaiiwnlr.V
The Ralalgh Sentinel publishes a six pare
weeny, tna 1 arrest sna nanaaomeat paper
we nave seen pruitea in nonn Carolina. i
shew enterprise aad thrift, the vesatt f
good management and live, thunder.. , L,.l.,
.'""tdojdaonr' Messenger. ' !)
i The Kalelgb Benttnel, under its present
able management shews a decided lraprore-
ment. taitea witn marxsa aomty, iu ren-
eral make up aad typographical appearaoce
la excellent. w ve wian ummv man-
ffrom the Salem Press I ,
ana laiinii mniw.b hmuw . u o hw . . n
agement has been much improved, In manner
and matter. We have been in regular receipt
01 tna Jieuy neouaei xara weec or more,
and hope its dally ruiu WUl conunue. Spec
imen numbers can' be seen at this office
Price wine Dally $3 peraanum. xjiui .
Ifrom tha FsvetteTniA WMe-Awske 1
Tha SentmeL tha bsbm of -which, ha bead
a terror to radlcaiura sine Holdea pledged
"the last dollar 'and the last man'l to the
support of the Confederate States govern
ment, has passed Into new hands, and la as
suming aa attttad front which It wll hurt
many a aestrucuve , canister , into . raoieai
ranks. " ' ' " ' ' ,r
u ja;a 1.ki i- .1 3'.? en'!. th.d
u-n rOreansboro Masonic JoamaL t u ;o
vesday as a morning dally and decidedly In
prwved. Tbs new manarers and editor prom
be to do better In the future, and present a
better paper than the Initial number. They
but perhaps do it, but w can't see mucs
chance for improvement. Gentlemen, we
wish yon succesa. V'3''-' '"''
TRobesonlan.'l ' '
The Ralstgb Bentinal, under" fh present
management, ts very sieneraliy improveo. it
contains as much resdlng matter a hereto
fore, and la one of the very beat dally papers
In this state. In common with a great many
people ot this state we revere the name of
the Sentinel, and will always f leam of tta
prosperity wita pnae ana pleasure, tney
have reduced tha rates for tbe eampabrn, as
will be aeca In another eelnmn. ;.. ; .
'oil- Vfcksbnrg (Miss.) Herald.'1' Ho
Tbs Raleigh Sentinel needs no eulogy from
ns. Every one that reads it kaows how It
-4 .1 .. .11 1 . . . 1 .w a.w-
and although eome may differ with it, yet ali
can aay tnai it is sincere in its course, ana is
working tot the best Interest of the people
of North Carolina. , ?
-A-!i ' r-!; fMorphy Herald. ,
. Tbe Sentinel Is a living exponent of de
mocracy, seeking, by the force of polished
argnmenti to prove tbe necessity of restor
ing both state and national goternment to
the gnManee Of the democratic party. - Un
dent present able management it takes an
enviable position amo g the beat journals In
the land, increasing the former oromhience
of It name, by maintaining tbe highest de
gree ox emciency. Every aemocrat in tne
mountains should take it, and every republi
can who does not desire aa addition wrinkle
to his brow, should shun It, for its peraua
aivs arguments entail thought. With better
mail facilities. Murphy would contribute to
the support of the Dahr Sentinel; snd this
assertion is baaed oa the extensive circula
tion enjoyed by tbe Uerald'a copy. : & i..:'
non.LG
TAR. ;
WILMINGTON, N. 0.
!',.).. It..: : I i.aiil a n'l
A . FIRST-CLASS DEMOCEAnq: NEWSPAPER
LARGEST CIRCULATION 7. OF -ANT
DAILY NEWSpAJpK)$ K0BT11'- '
v-.'i-f h .GABALINA: uivt i'I Wk
' . ' '. i t(, s.',,
s ''.3 i ;iTHE '",H "''
. Only : Daily Paper ; :
Published In WILMINGTON, a City
)' bf nearly 20,000 Inhabitant; and ,
f, tbe Great Centre orXorlh
y,s v ih.Carplina. Trade ll, I
;'.i
i-p f SUBSCBIPTIOW iuA
One TrsiV "-'
Six Months,
$7.00
4.00
.2.25
Three. MoBtha; JL? :
ADVKBIJ8ISO BATES IttASOJIABLK,
!, r.Z , JVM, II. BEBNABD.'cMi
1 ,i'.f :;.! . .-Editor A Proprietor, m.
1 iQ eT , .-v-a Tiv.irnbm . Wfl'
v a. -a ss sai vi A vt w w
i.vr "".fij li J. 1 nt ii. xsfryj
-At-ti ROBERT A. MABTLN A COdJ t'-'
Ik,
QROCElla AKD COMMISSION
v IIEKCIIANTS, '
hv: -f i; v,J. i silt uj.w4 !; J &i.'
No. II, Stcaxobb Street,
is , PETEBSBURG,' YA.'" ' - '-";t
ConaLnimenU of Tobacco. Cotton. Wheat
Ac, solicited and which will have faithful
personal attention. . ., , '
jury 33-o.sm. -i- c a ........
F
OR SALE.
HI..-!
A FDIB YOUX0 CHESTER SOW,. 14
OBtas old. . Any person wishing a, fins
breeder; will, address ,"E,". box 453, Raleigh,
.'rl.rrc. Mustnres bonomblssnd art .
eiaan. rrll. lar wnl Addrct
4, V. UatlU CU Bb AOUU.JA.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2,
I
i'.r:'i a; , .. ... ... ,
. 1 1 i.J ' . ' r.H
Address - of Chairman
- State Democratic Com-
Ol-I.MOX OP BIOOItE,1 BAT
. w TIJC AKD OTIIEIU. .
Aa Appeal for the Balntainance
, ... .-v0f Lair.' v? ; " v ,J
1 .T .1." ' ti)'.n ' i ' ' ; ' o I 1.'Un n-.B
, . , SAUK, N..a, Oct 80, 76.
Uont. B.F.. Moon and WtU:Matile,
rrutm : . r , .
Gibtlxxkb j I respectfully call your
attention to aa order leaned by J. B.
mil rr a U a- I, .-. . a L
saua, v. . aa., v .aa uvpuuiasHtt psv
lished in the Daily CJoastitution, of this
city. 01 tne wraaeni date.
This order can tains, in my opiaion. so
mnolt tuat Ja not only revolutionary, but
eubveraive of the very rndiment of oar
law. and eareciallT wherein he' invokes
the ''higher law" to clothe his deputies
witn ancn an sxtraoruinary immunity.
I deaire to obtain your opinion in tagtri
to tbe aame for tbe benent of tbe pnbuo.
v ery truly and reapecuuiiv years.
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tin J:'-k Ch'm. State Dam. Goto.: ; it
HCm. R. Cox, CAatman, sjcf , ( . , '
Bin : We have received youra of this
oav, eallinr oar attention to an order
iaaaad by . B. HilL Esq .' ' U. ' ft Mar
shal, and published in the Daily Con.
stituuon of to-dsy, aaxing our . opinion
npen tne same lor tne use, of tbe public.
f Tho1 titfeetion ' aakad invalvea the
highaet oonatitoUonaJ right of freemen,
and wo will answer it only in thai light
we itnow 01 no sucn ireeuom .from ar
rest secured to any United State officer,
wan Molding an ome under tne red-
era) goveruxusni, aa that ohtimadti in tho
following DerafirraDh:
"Wo deputy maralial or anpervisor la
subject to arrest by any atate aathority
while on duty, and any attempt to make
sncU arrest ratuvbo ignored,, and resist
ed.
If a Federal officer - oould, for a day
area, panopllae ita incumbent, he oould
be armed - forever, daring hie official
term, s gainst all srreet, when ao Bhield-.
ed by bis impenetrable omaal armor.
i verv reaneotfnllv. 1
i,4 ,-: 'V.j.-i , ; B. F. Mooaa,
We fully coincide in the above opin
ion: -" v ' .-'
M.- W. Bansom, A ' 8. Merrimon. 0.
M. Uttsbee, Walter Ulark, T.. M. Argo,
8. r. Alordecai. D. u. ityan. K. u.
Lewie, K E! Stamps, R. T. Gray, Geo.
At. Bmedee, B. A. Ashe, ; w. Yfi Jones,
Armiatead Jsnea, E.- F. Page, T. P.
Devoreax. ' ,..-. -
To th Pcbijo: ' ' " '
The publication of Mr. J. B. HilL
above referred to, presented to my mind
the encouragement of anch Btartling law
lessneae (doabtleaa undeaigned,) that!
at once addrwased to Ilona. William At.
Battle aadB. F. Moore tho above letter
and received their reply, which I aub-
mitted to Hon. II. W. ltansoai and to
members of the Raleigh bar,- now in the
city, -, r."-i au .! m-'I 3j
Xn oorrospondenco seeds no expia-
nation. Tha .niatingBialtadr -able and
ttprisht iurisU and patriots, r wbo tho
promptly complied with 1 my reqneet,
have given the country their opinion.
which ia concurred in by other members
of tbe profession. . , , f ..-
. . aV
I bave confidence, enure confidence,
that their opinion ie right.' All men
with any respect lor law can bavs tmt.one
sentiment ia regard to Mr. Hill's publi
cation that it ia not only dangerous,
but destructive of every, principle of
free elections. - No Inch pcaver has here
tofore been assumed in. this country.
He proposes to sabstitite his will, and
the will of his deoutiea. for the lawful
authority of the state ef North Carolina.
I feel it to be my duty, aa wen aa mat
ol every lover of his country; to protect
against this shameless usurpation, and
to advise my countrymen not to be in
timidated from an honest and fearless
dischanre of their duties whether dene
under show of aathority or otherwise. .
All illegal orders are void, and no man
is expected, or ought to obey them.
Yet, I adviae and urge you to exercise
supreme moderation on the day of elec
tion: to observe tne laws of tne inu, uia
to violate no man 'a rights. , But I alao
nrge you to maintain with the firmness
of men your own rights aad to discharge
Soar duties as' freemen. " Do nothing
jatoan possibly excuae unneeeaaary
and illegal interference, but do not per
mit lawless and oompt partisans teob-
atrnet you in the. free exercise of your
rights and duties. Use forbearance and
exert every moral ' lnnaenoe to prevent
any improper conduct oa tbe part of the
deputies and supervisors but do not suf
fer tnem to subvert tne election 01 tne
people and drown the voices of North
Carolina. For ; remember, - that '- these
elections are held under the lawa of oar
state, and her officers should maintain
the peace, enforce her laws and not per
mit tho people to be divested of ' their
rights, and with i the election of atate
office, I again remind yon that the
Federal ofheers bave not even a pretence
to interfere. -
And in this connection, I peal to our
friends in all parts of .the .atate, oa the
day of election to close ail places of busi
ness that they, and their employee, may
devote that day to their coo try and aid
in iaattguratiBg B reign of law, of reform
and twoonoiliauen for the people of this
afflicted and unhappy country. ; . ; .
' ---Very wapectfully, . r '. --
. Wat. It. vox.
RADICAL HOPES A5D FEABS.
Trr.rTiTT? tmrit pnf
THE NATIONAL REPUBLJ-
JL'AN tXlMMTTTEK-. '
""':ttT"
Tna -Weafcra Waterloo) Traaaa
ffera tb right ts the Emptrer-State-Tbe
Fasten
Washington despatch to tbs World.
f I The following Important letter, iden-
tary of the national republican commit
tee la New Yerk and addreased 1 to
Postmaster drnandsf, of this olty,
showing tbe hope and fears aa well aa
tbe plans of the republicans two weeks
ago, waa ebtaiaed by accldeat- to-day. '
Iu aulheaticity caanet be suocessfully
qaestionedt ?i i,'w V V iv S '
flXAJXtCB'a NatiOH'X. , BXPCBUOAW
Committk. Fifth A v. Hotel.
Hon. Jao, PJmundt, ,Wa4ifigion"- .
4 Deab 6iat I am.!' directed hy ;Uia
chairman of the-' Bbore' cwmmktee to
call your earnest attention' lo tha .las
portance of jout alng every means at
year comsriaae if financial VaadT:other
wise, to aid thesaavasr to 11 bis state.
Bstorna received here; front undoubted
private aourcea leave no room to doubt
the loss of Indlaaa by a majority of
from 5,000 to 7,000 and the probable.
loss of Ohio, or, if. we bave carried it,
the majority ia so small a to leave
very little hope of success there la No
vember, This low can easily be made
up by eur carrying- lao rour states or
North and JSouth rCaroliiia, Mississippi
and Louisiana.' -Xou wlll tse 'at eaco
tbe importance ortaia state to our suc
cess. Ananetnsnu nave nearly bean
completed whereby the four states above
alluded to will be anade certain for our
ticket. It ia also positively certaia that
a combination will be mads . with the
Sloe una democrats la Broekjyn of such
nature aa te uJBicdauv icsacu Aimen a
msjority In King county, If it is not
wiped out entirely. 1 1n tais city matters
are progressing y faveratxy , towards a
union ef ell elements opposed to Tam
many, and ae doubts are entertained ef
a aucceaarul coalition, notwithstanding
efforts looking to a union ef anti-Tammany
with Tammany are beiag strenu
ously made. There are the best ef rea
sons fer saying, that under no circum
stances will Bhafer or O'Brien adhere
to any compromise whatever.. Their
dislike ef Kelly and fear and haired of
Tilden will, so far as they can, compel
tnem to resist any - effort pnt forth to
unite the party. : Morrissey there is no
certainty about. It is thought, how.
ever, that if tbe terms offered by Tam
many are at all favorable, he will favor
their acceptance. Failing In that, it ia
believed he will go over le Tammany.
if ae should tie so tbs effect on the
canvass in this city, where Tildeu's
ijority mast come . from. - will be
hard to estimate. It will, probably re
sult In giving him such a majority that
the state will be loat to us. . Therefore
it is that your attention is celled to the
great importance ef you, in your capa-.
city aa secretary of aa important cent-,
mittee, to see that your committee is
fullv no to its work, and to forward im-
msdiately to these headquarters, upon
the receipt thereof by yeu, all moneys
for campaign purposes, together with
any lafermation you may be able to ob
tain which, in your iudgmeaty may be
of Importance to the auceess of ; the
party. For obvious reasons, which you
will understand, this will be handed you
by private bands. I am, further in-r
strncted to say that aay neglect On the'
part or any . one interested in the suc
cess or the republican party at tne
approaching election will be held to be
without excuse. i( , ',",. .....
By order , of the republican' commit.
tee. ... .. . " ' !
, The letter here is not only torn, but
hnutUated by accident, arising from iu
loss, allowing only one letter of the i
signature.
DZMOCRATS XVEBZWHEBI BBS TO IT
TEAT ALT. 0CB VOTERS BEGI8TEB PBOKPT-
. OUTBAGB UPON OUTRAGE. , . ,
Cltixena of South Carolina Taken from
their Beds by United States Troopa.
Special despatch to the New York World.
ln a n rWAkIIM A TTrrr,! '
Statea Marshal, aooomnaaisd bv Lien-!
tenant Goodwin and a detachment of
troops, made, a midnight raid , and ;
brought ia thirteen - white citizens ac
cused .'ef partieipating in tbeUenton
maaaacre. Taking citiens from, their
beds waa a wanton outrage, as all oould
have been found without trouble at any
tune, and many 01 tnem nasi notified tho
authorities that they were ready to re-
a. 1 ... n. -1
port wneuevos ipniimi.au. jau nera
is filled , with eitizens , arrested on tho
most flimsy pretexts. On the other
hand, six negroes arrested on the con. '
feasioa of one. of their own aaJhberfor
tearing np a raiiroad track and wreck-,
ing a train and cutting telegraph wires
during the earns riot, wsie released on
their own 1 reoornizaaco by republican
state officials, ana have not been rear i"
rented by United - (States authorities.
unite Btatee . AJMtnct-a.woiney Kxumn
continues , to grind his outrage-mill, :
The ex-part statements of negro wit
nesses are sifted for horrors and furnish
ed to correspondents of northern repub -'
lican papers sa facts, thus throwing all i
the blame on the whites, The distriot
attorneyhae found it convenient Hot to'
examine a single white witness, while
avMuticff and perxxuttuur to be cnblished
for facta sutemenu 01 negroes wnom
whites accuse of originating riot, and
whose stones they would flatly contradict
if permitted to testify. - ' "
8eb to rr that , thi , mtaaoxs ajts
tbaicaui noKor raArDTjLXsTLl Rzara-
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