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-- .. ,1 j t-i-.J ' T T" T" " I BB1 SB I. - !: ... .... ... v , , :t 1,; i" '". ; t-... : . ! . -.;S ir--:,u '.-.. :, : ' ' " " V -; f . ' VOL. xxm-HO. 8&. EALKian; n. q.. batubday. tioBunro, hovelibed 25; 1876. , : PEICE FIVE CEHTSJ I'll! "A. "rf-Tl I I I J V I I J V . . : S I I I I I I ' I I ' I I i I t i .r I r ii RAIUtOADS, &c: PIEDMONT AIB-LfiTE WAY. - BAIL- Richmond & Dahyillk, Richmond JfcDiKnix It W.',N.C.'IhTiiioif," and North Westebx 3f. U B. W CONDENSED TIME TABLE, J Effttt pn d flt Sunday, Oct, 10, 10 O. .; , , , t, 001XQ KAST.. . Le Orewiboro... "5" 10.0V A. M. " Co. BbniM.... . 11.91 Arrtoftt RalelKh.... -.4l P. M Antra at Goldboro.. , 5.15 ' tiOlNO WEST.!' ' ' !.tv GoMtboro. . . . . , 10.10 A. M. Arriv at lUlalcli.... - 12.80 f. M. Lot Co. Shops.. ; - , 1 y 4.15 " Arrive Creentboro' , ' . . .a0 " N LetTt Cbtrlotta 4J54 W. " Atr-LineJuac'B , ; i Bmltobary irBboro.... -., ,T IHnTlUo ' '- Dundee.. " Barkevllle..... ArrlvatKlcbmod.. . -; .OOIXO SOUTH. 6.'J0 . 1S.!W P. 1 W.4 ' 5M " T.4S " BarkavUla.At. j. i lf .1(1441 M Dundre.. ...... s,. .. uaavtua..... . , t a., M Graensboro.... . R.40 BalUbary " ' 8.15 1 , AMJiMi Juno'n ili.f5 H. ? irrlfa at CbarioUwtH :! 10.37 n ;AtMM)mmQlaUoa Train. ? ; , V-.,.- GOING A8T Mtn GreeMboro.... " 1 80 P. M. Co. Shop.... 'i U ll.Hi Arrive at Rlal;b..u. ;. u f. 01 A M. . Goldboro.... .IHJO,. v lev Goldiboio.... . . S.90 P. M. Ain at Raleigh,. ., , . , , SO " tear Co. Shopa.... ' ' ' -50 A. M Arrive t Green boro 9.00. ftortb Western BT. R. :J .(SAUirBaAKCH;..;."' ,,' Laara Greaboro.... .6.00 P, )f , Arrivaat &aleion......,.v.., ." , teave Salem ............703 A. M. ' Arrlv at UreDtboro... ....... 9.15 , ." . , PaaMBirer Train leaTiog RaMgh at 12 S4 P. M. coonHct at Uraeaaboro wltb tbe South rraboaod train; making the quickrrt lma to all Southern clcim. Aceomaodatloa Trail leaving Ratelga at 10:15 P. conoerta with North ra bound train at Greeiboro for Kk-b-mond anJ all polou Kaat.. Prica ot Ticket tame a via other routaa. , t wm -j : No Change of Cara bat ween "Atlanta, kod Kicnmona. air muei. ' A. B. ANDREWS. ' RALEIGH & GASTON ' ROAD SCHEDULE; RAIL Leave Salelffh ........ ......... , 9 Arrive t Weldon.... 8 ) A. M. 00 P. M. 1 nr.u.. uevvo na'uun 1 S 40 P. M Anire at Raleigh 40 P. M. ' ' TBBOCOS VKItOBT. Leave Raleljrh... ........ .4....' t Arrive at Weldon......... 8 Leave Weldon.......... M 5 Arrive at Raleigh. ....... 8 00 A. M 88 P.M. fO A. M. IS P. M. ' " El LEIGH & AUGUSTA AIR LIVE. J Cta- ft of 8chdule to uke aCact &30 a, at. Monday, October SOta, U79 : 4 x Tui MoTino South. Eeave Ralelg1i..NM....,..;,..x 80 A. M. Arrive at Camerop. . . . . .. lit t P 3(. Tbam Motisa Nobth. ' V-- Leave Cameron........ 1 00 P. M. Arrive at lUleieh.. .......... ... 6 40 P. M. All train will tpproach and pas R. Jk D "R. R.". C. Wvlilon eroaalng at Carr-erlth cantioa..' ": ': t 1 v:i -. i '40 minutea for Break feat at Cary. ; j e 'i - . vnrrv n wrwiiff n octll-tf ' iuperinteodent. TICKET PARE8 AND TlME 8CHED ULE TO TH K W EST, TU THE CH S APEAKE A OHIO R. i. First elata fare from r aletgh to Cincinnati 83.25.' , ... . . ., Pint claae fare from Raleigh to Indianap olis 25.75. f First claaa . fare from Kligh to Chicago U25. ,T , . f First class from Raleigh to St. LonlsSS.SiC First claae from Raleigh to Louisville 87.25. Paaseneera for CiQcinnatl and the West, . leaving Raleigh by the R. . A G. R. R. 10.00 a. sa, train, seaeb Rich moo as 8.44 , ts.; leave Richmond at 10.80 p.- so., by the On cinnatl 4t Ohio Railroad, and reach Ctocin Dtl at 4,00 on the morning of the second ' . , ' j COX WAT R. HOWARD,1 ' Gen. Pas. A Ticket Agent W. U. t. Dm. . . .'(:' ;..,,., " rnglnneer and Sup't. ' .' . , , . Prransacnft, Va March 81st, 187A ' OCUEDULE OF TRAINS. OOlMO SOUTH. ,.,, .., - ' s Through Mall leave Peters-, ,. . ' burg at . 3:87 P, V. Arrive at Weldon aU... P. M. Southern Express leave Pa. I ? ' ' " tertburvet.. 0:30 A.M. Arrive at Weldon at...... ! ' i - W3 A M. Through freight with Pas-, n. r- seoger Coach attachedrr ! ' ; ivPeterburgat..... ; r 8:80 A. M. V v':,: ooixa jorth; ! ' c ; Through Mull leave Weldon t . 75 A. M. .Aniveat Petersburg at.. ... . ll:5 A. M. Soothere Express eTe Wei- - .--. Arrive at Petersburg at v 1 .75 P. M. Through Freight with Pss- ,; : senger Coach attached, . leave Weldon at....., : "4:1 P. M. Arrive at Petersburg at.... 10:10 P. M. Throuirh TlrkcU enld In Jt tutiwB aad Southern point, and Btgirar Checked through. ; , H.T. DOUGLAS, . spent..'; ' Superintendent 5 JICHMOND A PETERSBURG R. K (t i Commencing Oct. 4th, 1875, Traits 't "' this road will ma aa follows : ' Lbavs RicBMoao, Soittb, ; , y ' ,,5:10 A. M Through Mill ; 7:45 A.' L Freight Train ; 1:43 H., Through Matt 5P.M.,rrelghtTraln. .; : Lbstb PrrcBABOao, NoatB. J1'0 4- ih Fre,? Traia 13 M., Throoeh Tnmna-k t fl . Coachea attached to all freight trains for accommodation of paasengera. Thl Company offer special Inducement to the shipping public on Hue of the Raleigh . C Railroads, hi the wsy of low freight sad passenger rales. . .. : A SHAW ' OAw-tf Superintendent DRY GOODS, &c. 1ST IN TIME. &Q par. Blue Jeans, 1 ; 1 ISO Beaver and Cloth Cloaks "for Ladies, 1 . ?i 60 Ladles English Ulster something new, stylish and comfortable. , T 150 Yds. Cardinal Pish Vet for Neck, - 800 Ids. Cardinal and White Baching for ladies. , 600 Pr. linen Caffs and Collar in Cardi nal Navy Bins, Brain, and White.. ' L 110 Dos. Ladies Kid Cloves in colors, Black and White from '5 cents to 8.00 far thaheai. VK V " 13 Doe. Ladles and Misses Hoods la Cardi nal Bias and Brown Braided PlanneL BHOE3, BOOTS AN 3 GAITERS, The largest ftodr it the State? t hoftora flgure. ' . The largest stock ever held , by one Arm aud of latest style and lowest price. HATS I DATS II HATS I lT ' The largest stock ever offered by us for Men Boys and Children from 50 cents upward. Late style 811k lists at 5.50. Remember -"The best Goods at lowest cash prices.0 sept SMy' W. II. A It R TUCKER. D. W AIT T St B HO. Beg leave to Inform their easterners that - they have removed to the well known 'i - - stand of Jamea M. Towles,. h. 52 FitM Street, Ealriffe. U. C- which they have Sited up entirely new, and Bave pnrcbased a large and well aMrted stock of HEADY-MADE. CLOTHING ! FOB HC, TS AMD ClilLbBKK. Men's Sack SulU 4 0): Men'a frock Salts for 85 00; Men's frock 's-tmer BulU ,M.IAf. .K U f. .In. D1-t S..I4. $17.50 to 850; Bov, fancy Satinet Suit $1 to art; mira- uauimere buiu as to via; cnn drea's Suit $3 te $10; Overcoat $5 to $10. r COMK ANDGRTcUlTFD. Oant'a Purnlahlnr Goods, Hamburg Edg- mgu ana Iasoruona, Notion, Hoela- -ry, Olovea, Cambrica, Boots, r f Shoae, UmbroUsva, Hate, , X Capa, Pur. &o. . " OOnEsTlC DUY GOODS. cos stimo or ' - Prints,' Alpacas. Merinos,' Delalpe, Ging hams, Cottoa riald.Cottnnde, Kentucky , Jean. Cs!m res Csmbrics'," Blue Denims, Osnaburg, Ticking, flan nel, Linsey, Ac Bleached and Brown Bhretlnga and KhtrUnsra. Thanking our friead for their liberal pat ronage lntbe past, we feel confident that n our new store with New Goods, bought at me lowest prices, we will be sole to please all.,- Respectfully, .' '- fc" '"-. D. tt WAITT ft BROT7 b. 87 Psyetteville Btreetl J ,i , Raleigh, N. C octs-tf ! " CHALK. DIlOTUEalS. -.' 1 ( 'ill nt V : i..- Brewers or the " - CELEBRATED LAGElt BEEK, ' Aewsu-k, Kew Jersey. -'5' Tii co. josEPnt Gerniaii jail , imericaii Bestanrait. ,rr.jt.xiargan (pauspurj reca, ' "- RALEIGH. N. I . ' Mr. Joseph baa fllted ub tils Sutooiis with sieclul reference to the conilort sod enter tainment of his guests, and ha , public la Invited to an inspection of Litis accommoda tions and a tost of that creature comforts in lb line of bis entertainment. k '1 nts Bcslaarant; '! , T'Z? Is always supplied with- the freshest and fattest ' '' .'-t . .. . t OY8TERS, BIRDS AND VENISON,' ' served In the best sod all the Tailed styles to suit bis numerous customer . , . Ills Bar is Blocked with full nod coinpiete Hue - the finest w ioes and I.Iiuors, ImKrted and domestlcf; " t fM - ; SCffALK BROTHERS CELEBRATED LA- GEU BEER A SPECIALTY, , , , In his . v-m ' - -1 Billiard Boon. '".77' Is one of the finest Tables Id the city, and l the . , t.-,,. .-.rtiv -' i Iteeeptlon Boota j U a Table of new model and dopitfrt for the entertaiament aud pastime of guesta : V., , Thankfal for past natruosge, Mr. Joseph respectfully Invites from the cltisens and sojourners In Raleigh a vlclt to his quiet, wH ordered and complete establishment on SALISBURY;, AND, TJARGEtT STREETS, lost wat of Raleigh Nattonsl Dunk. ' ; octlS-U. -Ki ... SEND 85c to U. r. KUWlLL A CO., New York, for Phsmnhlnt til 1(41 naxraii. . tAinlsr lialsof Bl 00 BewartaDHT. and Mtimmtn howing coat of 4vortisusg, :... ! v" march 7-iv , . OrriCB or ScrBBWTMrrsT, .1 PrraasBcao RjuLaosn Coxvxht, Prteraborg, Va , November 24, I 75. J pUlNUI Of SCHEDULE TO lo, take effect SUNDAY. November 35th t ! GOING SOUTH. -- . Leave Petersburg atftO A. M. aad 8:27 P. M. n H Arrive at Weldoa at 9:59 A. M. CfciS P. M. GOING NORTH. Leave Weldoa at 7:3f A. M. and 4 Ti M. Arrive at -Petersburz at ll:4o A. M. and 7KJ7TTM. Trala connect at Petersburg and Wr Too with tralna for all aouthem and aonhera points. Tickets told to ell soutlu-rn, aouth wastera; aorthera and eastern poliits, and baggage checked through. feb 13-dtw-U. eaperlotendrnt. : SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25. IICXDEBSON HEARD FROII. .il ! !..! lii',. .. .. f j, rtwn. 'vk-i LETTER OP - OEOROl BADGER '.V' ' r - .-.; HARRIS. . i. , y-iii 4.i,:! . Kllpatrtck'a Foul .Blander attaints the i People of Henderson Refutad by . United Btatea Comnsiaaloner the Judgea of Election and e federal euperrlsor of Eleotons. 1 tm. Cerrespondenceof the Sfotlael. My attention has eea called to slat ter pttblisbed in your paper of tbe 17th iDet,, orer the signature " of " "Judson Kilpatrick,"! i Uksitl ; front I tbe - New York Times. Baid letter . bear- inffdaie Raleiffh. N. C Nor. 9. 1876. and mainly devoted to tbe political tit nation in North Carolina. We pass over your head lines, to wit: "JwUpstrick. thsCkampioo Liar of tbe Ciitennll Campaign, to,, to." Also roar leading eilitorial, based upon the aforesaid let ter, in wbloh you state Uist"itoontaine mors lies than pars graphs, - ss being lr relevsnt te the ieanes of fsct wbioli we intend to present, sad tnorely state that the said letter in the main is just each as unaoropnloua partisans, not having the fear of Ood and his denunciations sgainst yiolators of the , 9th commaod- ment misht naturally write. : Ho Ion as Kilpatrick obose, to deal in enerai mendacity ana vituperatioD, not a mur mar eaoiea cur lips., but when be at tempts to fix s tuns place and attendant circumsunoea aa be does, . In tbe last paragraph of his letter, when and where outrages were perpetrated upon tbe rights of negro i voters, . there) we hve something that assumes tangibility, and thus brings op s crave question and is. sue ao that Uia parties charged with perpetrating the fool wrong, oomplain ed of, can meet and Lrspple with the monstrous charges. The concluding clause of JUlpatrwks. letter .Uses the place of the dleped outrages, "at the home of Oolonel Yoon, repabUoan oan didate for congress." .Young's home is Henderson, Uranville ooouty, and then air. hvilpatrick saya when the col onel arrived at the polling place on the . - . ... ! . . "i 1 morning ui uie i ui iuu uust u waa in tbe hands of democrats, who had built s barricade around it, and stationed guards to repel any aaaaulta, &. It is proper here testate that we never bad the hon or (?) of a personal acquaintance with Kilpatrick, and would not kuow him if we were to meet lam. , but we thiuk we haxard nothing in saying, that, be was not perseually present at Henderson on the 7 th in si., therefore oouolude that he either drew on hi imagination for his facts, or that some one equally destitute of veracity became his informant, But to return. We, as a United States commis sioner, duly commissioned and sworn, were in Henderson on tbe whole of the 7th inst., end deeming that our servidae M such commissioner might be required under the provisiena of - letter 24, and title 2(5, of the levlsodjUlntes ioL Jh.e United Btatee. Dnrooaelv avoided takinir any active part in that days proceedings. as any decent man in our position ought to bare done, but notified tbe mayor of the town that if his constabulary should prove ineffectual o suppress... riots of political nature, and - only when they should prove so, we would lend our aid. We also informed the Federal inspectors that if they had need, we would deputize a marshal to aid them in the discharge of their duties; no call was made upon us, by either party during the dsj and no necessity arose for such interference. We were at the polling puee at 7 o dock in the morning of the 7th. We fouud dosen, er perhaps more, planks tacked np in front of s door.:, whet e the inspec tors of election were wi,Ui the ballot boxes, with a pass-way ou either side to admit the voters twa by two, who, when they had voted, parsed out through a third pass-way provided for the purpose. uus puin cas been in opeiauon at thia precinct for 8 years or more, nor oeuld the election be oenducted at all without some such arrangement in order to keep off the great press ef people , anxious to vote. This was the deinooratio barri cade" spoken of. We were thejf ourth mou wno voM4 1 tne monung, ana uoionel Young psme into the - little - enclosure, ia front of the ballot boxes just a few moment after. At that tune the utapec- tors ef election. Young and our self and perhaps a duten negroes were all who were present. ' Not an armed policeman or oy other kind of policeman was pre sent so tbe polls were not in the bands of the democrats as charged. For years tne custom ttss oeen at this place on election day, for the town authorities to appoint policemen to preserve order. It waa done on tuts ; oocaaion, five white men and five black men, of the different political parties, stood about the polling places all day to preserve order.' Abodt 8 o'clock when the crowd began to as semble in earnest the poll holders had to order the small space in thou imme diate front 'cleared so that the voters could deposit their ballots as rapidly as possible. The order was general and appli to all, the space was cleared and CoLuel Young claimed the privilege to remain to act aa challenger for hia party, which claim waa allowed, and the isderal In spector on the democratic . aide offered hun S place - near himself inside the enclosure; how different tbe truth is from luipatrick s statement, "that Young was met by five armed men. and denied the right to enter and act as challenger. louug was witbla Kiloatnck s "bam- cade" all the time vigorously workiug for his party, (how mournful that he was not engsgea ins better cause ?) aud was the SOU voter on that day. There was no time between 7 o dock a. an. and the time he did vote that he could not have exercised his privilege; but bear Kilpat rick: "Every negro" that entered the polling place waa challenged aud time was loeiin discussing everycase. .now apply a little truth to this .statement and see hdw it vanishes. Toll books show that only 23 negroes were challenged at all. out of 403 who voted ; out of the 23 dial, leoged 20 were simply sworn nothing sue, sua evidence was heara on tne three remaining esses, sod one of three re jected, being a minor,' which all con sumed perhaps 10 minutes time. In fact it was idle for the "rebel democrats" , to challenge any one. for early on the morn ing of the 7th a teat vote was taken on one case challenged A negro who no toriously lived in Oxford township, challenged, the fear republican poll holders maintained that the oath of the person oHering to vote was conclusive ef every thing, and no evidence could be beard to the contrary. This the four de mocratic poll holders flatly denied. There being a tie, it devolved upon the regis trar, who was a brother . ef Colonel Young to give the easting vote whack he gave with bis republican friends, so after thia sapient decision, utterly si variance with every principle of law; common sense. or even . decency,: the great wonder is that every, negro boy child, from 6 years old and upwards, was not brought iu and voted, and doubtless would have been bad they oeen regis tered in time, and : under the above ruling, every. one could bare voted. although father and mother bad offered to swear That n waa -butoy ears old. What need then for a challenge, at stt f Again the veracious Kilpatrick says "re publican ballots were snatched irom the hands of colored men by the self-consti tuted policemen, and democratic tickets oufchttobe denounced as infamously untrue. There were no seii-coustituted policemen in the llr4 place. The five demooratio policemen were appointed by reason of their high . character, and standing as law abiding. ' truthful men. and the five negroes who were appointed and acted, could hardly be suspected ef such a game against their supposed in terest. The day of the election was wet, dreary sud dark, and late in the evening the impatient crowd got np the cry that the sua was down," but the pollholders disregarded . the false alarm, and tbe voting continued if anything- more rap. idly than ever, until tbe sua was folly down, and all the crowd, OoL Young included, was thoroughly satisfied. with tnai I act. . . ..-, Fa'lent care and enquiry have failed to tliMrever but three negroes who tailed i vole, and these three were hanging about the polls ail tbe day, end had tbe same i chance that their 40S sab'e rieuda had tout did vote,, which Is sn answer to the cberge tbt 27 did not vote because of . democratic capt one ness. Apply the mathematical test t we have irom 7 o'clock a. so. until sun set, which waa 68 minutea slier 4 o'clock, say ft o'clock, this gives 10 hours in s ll, .or 600 minutes. There were 776 votes caat at thl box, there fore one and one-third votea were cast every minute during the whole day. In eluding meal - times, "rebel" coal lenses, wrangling and intimidation, and all other outrage then and there com mitted. Never wss so election held more quietly, faitly aud peacefully, since the loundaUou ef this government, save the gross fraud perpetrated by a majority of tbe wUhoider--lncluetve of the registrar as -reported above in practically denying .the right to cnii lenge infant negroes, aliens and stran gers la tbe township. -Nothing save the belllfek spirit supposed to be engendered in the fiery besoms of fiends in the in feroal world, who gloat in accursed ag ony in their Just, dark and deep damns turn, ceuld ever have prompted Kilpa irick. or any other vllliaru to pen the leul, lying, tlandereua charges con tained in the hut part or the letter ot which ws apeak, against tbe character ef a long suffering, law abiding, peace able people. ? ? M rw.tf Uv i.i.-' Let JusUce be slone to onearouud whom sospicloa clings as being the Infor mer of Kilpatrick, for we think that sus picion does press injustice to Col. Isaac J ones Young. He is the same age of myself. We were raited together! wo have known mui lor uurty-nve years we have seen him swilt to resent even a fancied insult to bis family, friends, country and state. He was born and reared in uranville ceuoty a lanu oi bibles and eorcl crlvileecs: over and over has he heard from the sacred desk the words; "Thour Bhalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor.'? lie never could or would have wronged the mem ory ot the sainted mother who bore him and whoso heart's idol he was. No, no, away with the foul suspicion. And again, the lime has been loo short sines the election . when, about 2 o'clock in the afternoon of Uie 7th, Isaac saw that his party had polled about 140 or 150 more votea thau the "rebel" demo crats, he strutted around in the "rebel" barricade .'" glisteuiBg with steel of armed bands of demoerats,and imiug his arms tor, or. ia lieu of wings, and uttered the ahrilL prolonged, clarion crow of an overgrown Shanghai rooater to the great delectation of the grinning, African American, citizens sud voleis, and te tbe chagrin of the terrified "rebels.' No, no, the charge is tee ridiculous to contemplate in seriousness. Isaac may have faults, but slander and uuiiuthfulness are notef the number. We ara sorry to have trespassed on your patience thus long, but J ruth ought to be brought to ngnt occasionally. . , . lleepecuulljr, . G KOBGE BaDOBH HaRBIR, We, the undersigned, poll holders, who conducted the -election at ilender son, Granville county, North "Cardites, on the 7 ill of November, 176, are will ing to testily to the truth of every ros ter. al fact ct lortb in the foregoing let ter of Georse Badger .Harris, aud we further dt sire to coutfeara-4a-unmeas- ured terms the lying, slanderous charges contained in that portion of Kitpatrick'a letter relerring to the manner in wmcn the election was conducted at Hender son. The foul aspersion sought to be cast upon us a men and citizen, who were solemnly sworn to coduct the said electloa fairly end Impartially, cannot pass uncnalleageaVMi t . ,. ; ' !-..-, Harth, Hakbis, ; C. A Nash. , ' ' " E. O.'Brodie, -".M." A. BiacirElx. As one of tbs federal supervisers pres. en i at the election beta at Henderson, Granville county, ou, the 7'h day of November, 1870. I certify that I was present from 7 o'clock a. m. until the fast ballot was cut and canvassed, and know that all tbe material facta set forth in the above letter are true. . ;TUE BENTLNEL. 17STABLISHED ATJCIST ftth, 1S65. S . i . - The Sentinel. oldest tmt 'a m um The Sentinel The" public so far as we can read their wishes, desire a vehicle ot thought at tbe metropolis for the mosses not simply for those who follow in the same wake or utter the M shibboleth " of a class, but a medium of Intercommunication, with sufflclent verge and space for the liberal, conservative, loyal oilmen t of all shades to find vest. The SENTINEL wilt be loyal and in genuous to both Federal and State govern ments. It will sustain the mltl'ary authori ties in tne preservation oi quiet anu oruer. and la enforcing the orders of the govern, men. ' Not s disloyal or unkind word against the government of the Union of toes State shalf-psss ew Jpa, but it will be true without sycopbaoey.honest without fLittery, nor will It lie to shield Its owe throat- . .,- ; .!(.." ... -i , :-r It shall advocate seuod principles and support good men. Its motto Is not prin ciples, not men, but principles asd men. A bad man can find no quarter with the SENTINEL, ' A good fnn a maa of truth, of high toned Integrity a gentlemss In the true' sense, honest aad capable, If we are not deceived, can alose claim ear support. After eleven long years of trial, adversity and changes of fortune to our people, stands to-day upon the ssme platform on which it veiieraUo founder erected U. ' , . ;. For more than eleven years the SEN TINEL has stood guard for the righu and liberties of the people, and to-day, when tbe State has emerged from tbe darkness ef rad ical rule, and. the futare bjrui fall or hope and promise as the , psst was dark aad gleomy, It repledges itself to the blgb ser vice of the good people of the great State of North Carollflot , " THE SENTINEL Appreciating tiie wants, condluons and necessities of the people, Axes the following rstes of subscripUoa : . DAILY. One year, Six months, One month, $6.00 ' 3,00 One rear, 9.00 TO ADVERTISERS. The sg aud sUndiog ef the SENTINEL gi ves it a circulation, both dally and weekly editions, which renders k, as an advertising medium, tbe best in the Slate. Merchants and others who desire to sustain aa old In stitution by their advertising patronage will find our rales very reasonable. Addreaa, . - - .. . . ' i SMITH, BATCilELOR & tO., RreTSbi N. CV INSIJUANCE.&C. OfTcred ProteeHlaa Arlnt Lose by lire aad fUAv a GengxiInOTaac3 argent;' f juleicij, y. & Ren resents the following- find JBtna Uf tnauravnas) rvi ' jBisam irn inauraoo Uo., Pnosnbt Fta-e CO., National 1reCa,,!; 4 OfHartfordi Oerman. AmArtmn rb-a v. - - 1 Boffmaa Fir Co., j S s, i ot W. Yt '-S stowara Fir Co., e ' . ? . - . . Coatklned Asset Orer $$J,000,00O Tlie attention of the nntille la wwruv-tfi.tiw 1 called to these substantial institutions, ar- : fording anpls) ndemnll 1 ..,' sugUm, ; QOOD AGETS WAITED I.U Erery Town Is North sod Soau Carolina ' THE MISSISSIPPI 5TALLEY fIRE AND MARINE or 1 ' ' ' ! . ' . ' ' Memphis Tennessee.-. - Cash Capital " 300,000. O . . , .i 1. f... i In taking ..Uia manasvmnt nf Ska Ul. -r Sissinni Valli'v Inaneanea fUunnan fn. Hiii . and South Carolina. I tako pleasure in ree- commenamg u 10 my menus and tbe pnbiio generally as s sound healthy and conserve- ' Uve Comnanv. well menafwd. - with & wma and profitable business. uooa respoBSiD: agent wanted lit every tow and county in the two States. i f. .Auuress, . H. A. TLKk, . ; . t , GenlAgt A Manager, " ' Boa M9, Raleigh, N. a ' Office in SleKaa Buildlnir (Vlrw nf nru. t mlngton A Martin 81. , bov x-zm .. .. .. HOME : INSURANCE - COMPANY j- FIRE IXSL'RAXCE OXLV, E8TABLIS 1863. Caah Capital. - . axooo.ooa Casts Assets, oyer .. 00.000,000 fHlSI COMPANY IS PURELY A FIRE I InsmMnsasa fVksnnan ii.. HVV.vu-wv vwiMHSHii s-M H CSjuPCfJ UOB With 1.1 ft At Uarna TM.MMM Ta. , , ' suewiauvvj, A DO Urg majority of IU 6,000, 00 of JUteU bm SfTalul G.a - TO J - ts BMV VUlteaj OtSj OUUllB, Tha PttTstMirrat Rinirfl AO nwan IQ flAI 000 Alit.aftllybet Attest the aporecUUon o-' a AAuaiuror Mi -tTiauityrciai wTOT a I rwnrsiBWit that Rnrmsn lm ftklai r ..4 tht tttenUoB of my Irtodt m4- thr public- ww ev . - ., s t ' UNEQUALED CLAIMS. assuring them the mricr ibdbmb'iti It offers. ..,..'' . . .....; i , W A. TUliJi,Agt. Office McKee Building, Corner of a. , , , . -- wihnhigton-A Usttln fits, noy 2-3m . , , , . -, MISCELLANEOUS; pCBKITUBE WABEBOOHS, ; A. W. FRAPS, ' Fayettevtlle Street, Opposite the Mar ket, aad Corner or FayettevUle and ... : ,: t. Davie Streets, . ; RALEIQU. N; C. i .. , i 1 : ; '. ; i ; . i ' : t - . . Keep on band a large assortment of all styles of . i v, . FURNITURE; . Parlor, DlnlDg-Room and Kitchen; Black: Walnut, Stained and Painted Chamber Set Dressing Csses, Buresusj Wssbstands, Bed steads, Wsrd robes, Csne and Wood Seat Chairs, Rocking Chairs, and all other articles of Furniture found In a flrst-clas establish ment.7 .. ''- 3T MATT R ESSES made to order. . , , , . . . . ct2i -Sm ftT k CENTS. , r ( CENTS. OU CENTS. OU CENTS. THE DURHAM HERALD IV if -1 ' ' -.1 -'. ' ' ' . " ' I '....,.-.' .. Will be sent to suy address until NOVEafBER 14 P0U THE ABOVE A.MOUNT. r7 -tt --r Kow is the time to secure a first class CAMPAIGN-PAPER "or the small price of, . FACETS. frnPENTS. frA CENTS. OU CENTS vJU CENTS. 0U CENTS Jul7Z3-tf . r;t . 't ' ' JOABDIXO IIOISE , r , MRS. HARRIET ANDREWS ca accom modate tea or twelve Border with or with out lodging. ,,. . . rieasant locality, only two (ttare west or the eapttoL , . set,l-10t ' .. -. , y
The Raleigh Sentinel (Raleigh, N.C.)
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Nov. 25, 1876, edition 1
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