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AdwrtUMtfimU Inserted In both the DAILY
. ud AKKKLT : Md tocether the entrees id
ea eM and deduct from the wbole 15 per
cent, fi.tfft J ' . I' ;
! BpecUl NoUee UeeaU per Una (or lb Itrit,
nd 10 ceoU for Mcb ubteqaent loMrtlon.
No drertiwment chrgd for lem than 10
Hum, tad iMi Special' n Local MoUm lew
than Hwa.' aU AJn)r.tTienU noi aoo-
tracted for 111, be chaired IV eta Pr una
for Drat Insertion, and eeols for ach. aub-
, eefUfnt loaertioa. i.f tM l.M? t
RAILUOADS, Ac,
J7 , - WAY. -
fllCHMOXU ADahvuxe, KiCHXOIU)
A Dawvilui R. Wh N.C. Pittbiow,
. and North Wester N, C. B. W.
IJ, , Tl.,.)..H'.!.,r,.-:n '
CONDKXSED TIME TABLE;
. .', Effect Af Sunday, eOcf.
-iO; ! 15, 187. ' " -(r-iv
OOINO IA8T.
Ue?e Or bor. ' ' I0.W A. 11.
ArrireU Raleln.,. ' v ! r. M.
Arriv t liold.horo.
- . ooi n a im,
Lrare doldtboM,.... ,t M j
Arrive at Ralelgn .... " . .
10.10 A. M.
law p. .
,f ' 4.15 " "
5.30 -
l.rtveCo. ehop.....
Arrlre 0cenbro, -
i..rh.rWtji !;. 4.55a M.-i
. " . Air-Line Jane's .it
, SalUtarjr
" lreebro.i.. .
' DaDTllle v. t
Dundee. ....... . ;.. .-
- " Bnrketllle....; ' ' '
ArrlTtat Rletiinond.. '
5 80,
V 35
B&5
13 29 r. m
U4 M
8 05 "
7.43 -
" O0INQ SOUTH.
teava Rlchmuud , ';' 7J0 a. m,
44 Burkeille....ri i" W. "
'- Dundee.. 1 , 8.5.1 p. H.
DanTllle.. ' "8 59 ',
- .Greahor....- ' s . '
" BalUbarjr 8.1 .
" Air-Line Jane's " 1(l. 5 ",
VrH a at Charlotte... , ,' 10.3r
j" ,''t.
t J A .MmmAntlna Train
S - V H '4MINa 1AST.'. (
avf CTfeefirt'iw r;-; r: : ff80frJt
Arriw Balelxh J.K v v ,Vi 01 A
Oald'boro.... ' H-8w'
0OINU WI8T..-.V , :-T-Leave
Ooldabmo. . . . -'' S' ; 8.20 P. M. v
Arrlre at Kaleljh.iv. J f.50" M ' '
Leave Co. Shope ; it U H T s v 1 .50 A. M.
Antra at Qraeutboro . p , t p j f j .(MO : ti s :
. Kaiib Weatera N'. C ' It. R. .
Leara Oreentboro ....
Arrlvaat 8alHia.,.
Leave Salem v . t..Mi
Arrive at Uroensboro...... ..
,.8.00 TiU.
,7.08 A. M. "
.15
PaaaeBfcer Train leaving' Raleigh at 13 S4
P. M, eoDOKCt at Uraenaboro wltbtb J doutb
ere bound traiu; making the quick .'t time
to all Bonthern clUee. Accommodatl n T) ain
leavlor; Rale(?h at 10:15 P. f ennne -r wttb
North rn bound train at Greenboro f r Rh;h
aiondanJ all points Eart. Price of Ticket
aame aa via oUier routea.. r t. . . . -
No Change tfara between Atlanta and
Rlchnxmd. M7..jnUo. ( f. ' '
. - W kvUJ. A Bi AKtoWtWW
oct 84-tt Superintendent.
: .' .fa-iirr v 'vi ti";;'iT';r,f: I
OALEICH '& GASTON' BAIL.
IV-wtt.ii ROAD ,. SCHEDULE. J
-irt"'. nail. tfurw. 1 v'-'y:f
Leave Raleleh 80 Al M,
Arrive at VVeldtm.. 8 U) P.M.
Leave We' don 1J 40F.M.
Arrive at Rtlclgb... ft 40 P. U.
'4-;! i..- taaovoa ram?,' .' -V i - j
Leave RaJelBb.iV..i...V. 00 A.' M.
Arrive at Weldon. ..... ft 8 P.M. 4
Leave Weldon M ft 0, A. M.
Arrive at Raielch.. .............. ft 1ft P. M.
RALEIGH AUGUSTA' AIR LINE.'
Charm of Schedule to takes effect 'B:3d a.
ru. Monday, October 30tbk 187S : .
Taaiii Motiko Booth.
EeavaRalelgb4i..f.,,.,.Ai. )fl 80 A M.
mve ai camtron.. ........... 13 7 r M.
. Ta MoTina VdSTS. .
Lttvt Cameroa.... j.. r 1 00 P. M.
Arrive at RaktlKh....... 0 40 P. M.
AU traioi will approach and paw R. & D
R R. H V. UlvUlua erotttiia: at Car with
caatlon. . t m
SO aUnatea tur Break (aU atCaqr. j
john a winder; "
oct ll- - - - BnpertnUndent.
TICKET FARES AND TlME SCR ED
WTHK K8T, vu THE CUES
w APE AK 4 OHIO R.
- Flrat daaa are from i alelfrh tin Cincinnati
oIu'Sts! fr Balel toladlanap.
lltoT0' ,POa EaJelghtoChlcajro
rire la from lUWKh to Bt. 183.2
Flrat clasa from Rll to LonUrU) 87. 'A3,
i f48" for CiDClDDaU and the West,
leaving Ualelgh by tbe K. k O. R R. laoO
a. m. train, rech Richmond at 8.45 p.m.:
leave Richmond a ltt30 p. m., bvtheCl.
J o morning f t MCOnd
:.; GONWAT R. nOWARn -
r Uea. Pas. Ticket An
anglnneeraad BnpX ;
Him
1 -t
2 1
Tfj; T
150 Beam ul Coth Cloaks .for Ladles,
60 Ladles Englkh Ulster aom,ethlnf aer,
. ' J,.-.'1 -M l 1
sljrlUh and eomfortabie, , , , , r 1 1
150, Yds. Cardinal Ella Net for Keck,
500 Tds. Cardinal a4 llilta Baching fo
Ladle. . j
800 Pr. Linen daffs aud Collar. In CardW
aal Nary Blue, Brown and White, ,
11Q Doa. ' Ladlea Kid Olove In , color
Black and WhUe from IS eenta to 2.00 far
tne peav t,t!j,.,,, , ,,i ,
"13 Doa. Ladle and MUeesHood to Cardi
nal Blue and BfowB Braided flannel J
; , UUOES,BOOT8 AND GAITEBB,
The largest stock In Ike QUta at ..bottom
bttEsaioocoB:
Tbrlargesi stock 'ever held $ one Arm
. 1 t '.1 t H. ''Ji. ln; ' t ! ft
and of Liteat style aad loveat price. ( . u ;
. HATS f. HATatraiTS I tl- i?: :
The largest stock ever offered by f or
Mea Boys and' Children from BO 'eenta
upward.
Lata atyle 8iW Hato at '
Remembrr-"The best Goods, at loweat
sept 27-ly W. II. A R. 8. TL'CKEtt. ,
, . .,n i , -,. I,.;. IM. 'I ' .'-
Beg leave to inform, their puatorners that
tney nave removea w toe weu aaovm ,
stand of James M, Towlea, m
Ko. 52 FaTcttcriJIc Street, RaL'igh, K.C.
rbleh they have fltted up entirely aew, aad
bar purchased a large and well . i ;
' eortffd stock o -
RPM-MADE CLOTHING!
FOR ME. BOTa aXD CillLDKRif. :.
Men's ' Hack ' Pulu '400: Men's Frock
SulU for 8ft U); Meu'a Frock - almer Mutt
front 110 to 'k5; M n's rloe Black Suits from
817.R0 to 850: Bov' Fancr Balne ulta8i
to tit: B ys' CasalmereBufls 8S to 15; ITill
dreu's Bultt 3 to 8 0; Orercata 5 to $J0.
- COWK 4ND UlT (J1TED. :
Oent'a Furnlsbina; Ooode, Hamburg Edg-
' loga and insoruona, Notions, Uoaie
. s ,T. Olorea, Cambric, Boot, W.
Shoes, Umbrellaa, BaAo, ., jij
,i ,. -. Cap, Funs, dto.- f-'i
DOJXCbllC DUI GOODS, v
coxa vriN o. i "H-
Prints, Alpacas, Merino, Detain, Gin;-
bama,JottoBi iaida.UMUaae, a.enineay
4Jeaua, Clni rea, n.bte, Hla
4 Deaims, mbur)ts Hckrng, Flan---
Bels, jJuteys, Ae. B eached -and
Brown rbfeilng and nblittnrs. '
Thsnklng our frieud for their liberal pat
ronage In i be peat, we reel connaeBt mm n
our new store with New Gooxr, bought
the lowest prices, we will be ablo to pleas
ail. apectiuuy, x ' ,. -
U.S. WA1TT BRO. ' -'
-HorW-JFayettevilla Btreety --i-
ct4-tf iii'v'iiki i f, i Raleigh, N. C
RESTAURANT,
CCII ALU itUOTUCIlS.
t-''S Brweroi the- .e".u;.1:
CELEBRATED LAGElt BEER,"
ri Utth EO. JOSEPHS ' ;'
German ' ni '1 Imericaii Restaurant
Hargott and 6alllary Street u- i-r
RALEIGO. K.rC.f " ;,if;i ;
W r ! -.i ; ' i-m ..M ('- "j
Mr. Joepuh baa flUcd nn lita SaloofiFWllh
special reforpnee to the. comfort? and enter
talnment or bis guests, and . the t puWio is
Invited to ao lniiecUott of bit acaummoua
tlon and a test of the creature comforts la
tbe line of hla entertainment..' v "
III Reataaraht ;-'
U always supplied with, the freshest and
fattest - '.r-H'U it'i-it -vw.i.4;'.
OYSTEES, BIRDS AND VENISON, -
kerred lathe best and all the Taried ttylos
to KtrttMi pumeroua customer.
um-.v-n. Bar
a stocked with fall aad complete ttoe
the finest WInqs.and Liquors, (mpotted and
aomeBtlc.3 '.'
BCTIALK BE0TIJER3 CETXRILATED. LA
Te I"GEa BEtt A SPECIALTY." t
la his " 1 ; ' ; ' ' "'
Billiard noom
is one 01 the'noeet fubifs In tcity, ind la
the "
Reception Roem , -L
U a Tsbl of new model and deslb for tb
sntertalumeot and pastime el quests. .
Thankful for past patrona"i, Mr. Joseph
twrrfuliymt-ites LfrCmc ' citiaaa and
Sojourner In lUleixh a .visit to bis quiet,
wU orweratl atM rotnpime Mtauusnment on
Salisbury and UARGm streets,
hist weat of KaU-Igh National Dank.
octi-tt ::Ui JlilU :J i ;
60
cfnts.
CENTS.
be
50
CENTS.
CENTS.
THE DLTRHAM HERALD
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Will be sent to any address until -
JIOVEkIBER 14 FOR TIIE ABOVE
i. - - ... AMOUNT..,,
t
Now is tbe time to secure a first class
CAIP AIG H P A PER
.fct(f Tor tha , small price at : ::, -f.,n,',l
j,. - 'i.; !j-..i,"H;i.li '
O f rEXTl VAOTCTiK A CENTS.
ce5ts Oy ctxf Oy tms
MISCELLANEOUS.
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LAROEST CIRCULATION OF
ANY' 'DAILY NKW8--Jl
JCAPER IN NORTH
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ONLY . DAILY PAPE
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louwied :!id t Wilmington;'.
Citj of netrlj 20,000 Iuhabi- u
.1.11 sui'X
'taHtu,' And' tie Great .
, ' . .Centre of North Car- t ' . r
' "vlina Trade.".:'
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StfDSCRIPTION:
ne rear, . , -
$7.00
Six Months, , , -; -
Three Month?, - . .
4.00
2.25
Advertising Rates Reasonable
Aaares.
n WM. II: BERNARD,',; (
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: Editor x;t rwprietor,' :
' v Wilmington, N, C;
"H.J i M
-TSFATION ALaiOTELvsiij
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1 RALK1GIL N. C. f
n a;&.iDBOWK Proprietor. "-
The National Is one of the best arranged.
and the most perfectly ventilated Hotel In
the BUt, aad Doing delightfully situated by
Capitol square, It is one of the beat Bummer
residences ta Interior North Carolina.
Tbe main portion of the bulldinr I no-
structed with the view to afford SUITS OF
ROOuSsnd PBlVATEPALOK4t such
guests ae desire then. '
; For Political Headquarters the National la
the beH adapted House lo the city,"; having
lance Parlors on the ground" floor connected
with private apartmenta.,! M j M
! Union or Capitol Square, with it shaded
walks, grand forest oaks and beautiful
shrubbery Is one- f the prettiest and moat
delightful resorts In tbe eouutry, thus afford,
log the guests of the National all' the ad
vantages of ona of the kaudsoniest little
arts m tne uniteaetaies. J
A magnificent donble portico, f routing and
overlooking Capltot Square, exteada along
!he entire front ol this really handsome build
ng, rendering It the moet desirable hows In
he city for ladles, children aad sojourner of
every class. -
! Th cool, shady and breesy loratloa of tbe
National, itself occupying on whole square,
keeps It free from, flies and musqultoee
through the entire Summer. . : . . f, ..
iA row oi single-story ofUces, suitable for
uslnes and professional gentlemen. Is at
tached to the Hotel, and alwar attheaer'
ce etiotbj a desire them. -. '
Experienced and polite Porter attend all
(rains with good Coaches aad Baggag waa
n, aad gceats of the National may rely on
ooa attention, Rooa tare ana excellent
Bath Roomi and Water. Closets ,
ARE ON EVERT FLOOR.
KTIn th basement U the beat SALOON
aal BILLAAJU?. KOOSI is th etiy... -a
! IAO-U . ,
TTILUSSORO RECORDER.
- inTiBi.isniD 182X ; . .. .
HE OLDEST,. PAPER .IN. KORTH CAR-
The RECORDER, apart from ts political
merits, offer superior inducemeats to tbe
meTUans of Raleigh as a "'edieoi of adver
tising, it oas a laire ana increasing circmst
tloalntb counties of Urnge, Alumane ,
Perxoa and Caswell .and especially in those
sections of orange and Alamance, moat
closely Connected by be interests of trade
with city of Ralclfrb. The merchanu of
Kalolgh m dad liwaaUrto their advantage
tbrou h this medium to Mild up a metmpoi
Itaa wholesale trade, aud center upon Ralebxb
Xhe business that goe to other states. -
atannraoturer win aiM) pront ij tne grow
ing spirit of agrleaiuiral Improvement, and
the tendency to tbe adoption of labor-saving
machinery, to reach tbe ears and eye of a
large and Intelligent class of readers tnrougb
tbe medium of th Recorder., i. " i
, For particulars addiwas t- - i - . i
j J.D.CAMEBOV, -I-
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ng 80 1867 HlUsbora. N. O
THE SENTINEL"
TpSTAELlSUED AUGUST th, IS 85.
The Sentinel.
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' Hi pablio so far as w eat) read tbolr
wishes, dealrs) a tabid of thsuht at tbe
metrtipolii for the masses not simply for
those who follow In th salne wik or (tr
lb- ihlbhoMb " of 'a clasa, but a medium
of iDter-eommanlcatlon, with sufflcWnt rrrn
and space for tbe liberal, conservative, loyal
as itlitient of all shades to find rent. ; . ,
Tbe FENTINEL will be loyal and lni
gi-nooas to both FeJ ruI and State govern.
meata.1 It will sustain the silll'ery authori
ties to the preeervatlon of quiet and order,
and In enforcing the orders of the govern.
stent, t Not a disloyal or anklnd word
againut th government of th Unloq of
these States shall pass mr Ipa, but It will
li trns -illtnl avrot't""1'1 t. wlthnni
')'F"Wssy-'.w 9&w00-Wtwrmpf191iHt
Buttery, tor wil It lie to shield Us own
throat. ;.i --firi a j-.if jut
It t shall advocate sound principles, and
sapport good men. Its motto is not, prin
cipifS,' not ineri,r bat principles and men.
A ltad man can find no quarter with the
StNTIN'ELrA good man a maa of truinf
of bl a toned Integrity a gentlemaa In the
tra aanaa, honest and ea pabte, If we are not
deceived, caa alone Claim oar snpportj '
After eleven 1 long years of trial, adversity
bad chan gee of fortune to our people, elands
UMlsy apoo. th sum platform or which Us
ireoeraUie fouqdor sreoted kUw ) ir'i r.
For roor (hao elevea years. 'lit tSEN
tLNEL.hU 8toed guard forth rights and
Bbertias of th peopla,.aud to-day. wbe th
State has emerged from the darkness! rad
ical rule, and tbe futare is as fall of hope
and promise as' the past was Uark. aad
gloomy, 'It repledgea lUelf to the high aor
tic of the good people of the great State of
Korth Curolina.
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Hill
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THE. SENTINEL
4pprecla(ns tit wants, conditions and
neceMilies of the people, fixes the following
rates of snbscrlptloa: ' !
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pAlLYr
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- 3.00
On year,
Six montha,
On monta, si
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One vesr.
$3-00
TO .'ADVERTISERS. '
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'Tne (ge and sUndlnj ef the SENTTNEU
gttea it a circulation, both dully and weekly
editions, which "rvn.lt-rn tt, it an advertising I
DMMinm. tne oes m -tne ciat. " atercnanis
and others who deslr to i
lusium on uiu in- i
i i.a
stitutiou by tbulr sdvertising patronage will
Dad ur rales very reasonabJ. - i ,
AdJrea, t . -
i -' i-Oms. tl .e-i-t t-o'i
J.MITH. BATCIIELOR A CO..
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THURSDAY, NOYEMBEH SO.
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AlMandet Hi Stepkens.-
1 Anythlns r In ctmnectloa with 1 7 th
Georgia etateemai interests the Aaieri
can people. ' Th public I Just Osw tie
lighted to know that Mr. Stephens has
In great nessnre lecoverei his beslth,
and that be is at the teat of gorernment
ready te resume his seat In congress. '
' A eorresuofideBt bays he has rained
tea poands since Jan last, when his
general peallu began to improve, aa
occupies his eld quartera at the Xatisnat
hotel, and la attended bj two colored
aervantn. one of whmn Harry haa
actod In the capacity of body servant to
Air, Stcpheu for many year.,, 2v-
wUhstandinx hia imprered appv-arauce
be la a till a treat sufferer from what his
physicians terra pelvic neuralgia, wbcb
at iirses eccaaUioa him Intern pain.
His right root I coaalderably swollen
and his left le baa been shortened by
two Indies, belu drawn up at the bip.
He is no longer able to rise fr -m bis
chair without assisUnce. u After being
aslted to aria he can walk about the
room with tbe aid of hla crutches , For
months lfore leaving his home near
Crawfordsville be made It bl practice
to walk three or lour mile about bis
ftlantallnn ,! II U- tumt Will t.
day thronged wiili people who came, ti
ay their respects. With reference to
bis last election t congress be ssld that
there was a? ' organized jrpoa tl mon
th part of. tb republicans. A boat
l,10u Totts wero east for a colored, man
whose name was not announced, until
election day ' V"-
' Htnatef Merten," said ne. -win
probably have semelhing to sa about
the falikig off of the rtpullican v.ce in
my district. I read In a newspaier the
other dav that a republican slump
speaker said that In a certain county in
Ucotgia wbicd in l7 gave tw repuD-
llcan nujotlty . put three jiepowican
votewere cast tliU year. .. I conclude
tht ha refl-ra In WPlkea count V in mv
district. This matter Is easily exp alned.
the colored pepl ifetterally adopted
me as their candidal antaoted for me.
Wbv." continued Mr. Biepbeus. "the
n'gbt before I lell for Waaliiusrion a large
number of colored people sersuaded ni '.
Magiug good old fah'o ted hymn, aid
at Abi depot when I lelt no loss than 200
negroes bade me gaodby.- It is atiauge
that tbe feeliu SHlaeen the while" and
biack in the fcouih Is not better under-
Mr. tStepbens said be deemed It Im-
nroui r as a representative , in eougivsx
to express auy opinion iu advance as to
the avtn of that body in relation to
the pre-Wen Hal queMi u, bu he thd not
beciute to exprss a belief that it
cmii seaoiou will be an vxct pti mally
iiuportant one, He depr catea any ex
citeruetit, and believe it to be the duty
of every one to do all in their power to
nrwent surt uhg ilk turbulence ana
disorder. t Jtr oue be will use bis .lMst
i ndeavurs to encourssce a sp rit of mod .
erartoTindsTTtesrrir to see tlialrtlTe-'
cMon ts in accordance with tbe spirit ef
the censiitution and tbe laws.- "
Mr. Stesheos has alwsys been one of
the wisest and moet conservative men
of the souib, and in the present condi
tion. ef. public affairs :K js peculiarly
fortunate- that we have such a repre
sentative in conirrass from th south. ;
"NORTHCAROUNrV'i;
f Loss by Aba Magnolia lira,' 500, '
treasurer of MecklenbnrJ: connty
UiaUillMaltu. - -' " ,.--'
Cbarlolle ' is blest with f a" bountiful
crop fid babies. "J
"Steele's nvaiorltr over Jordan In the
6th district is 6,073. r :v:,wr x:....
The stato 'press teems with oompl!-''
ments to Matt. Ransom. v ; hi n
Graham has a new bras band which
wakes midnight hideous, j . ;
! Rev.i A Sinclair." of the ChArlott rc
gin, is going to morve to Ohiov'W.H
I Th Ferria mine- near ' Charlotte ha
beta sold to LL H. Cromlish,. of - Dela
ware, for.S-jo.ooq, .j .-.,'i
i j B. F. Boyd, a Sontlt Carolina friend
of Oea. P. U. Hill, mocras the death f
beai .a
i Mrs. Lily McPuail Ervio, wife of Bv.
.'. Erviu, and ones well known in
this sttte and Virginia, died recently in
Kntu;ky.i .----. -
The' Western North Carolina railroad
f ornisbed a special train lest Sunday to
convey the remaine , of Capt . W. F.
Avery to Aiorgantnn iot annas,
A Charlotte dortdr asm I 'his1 irlchth
son Zeb Vance, then chingtd it to
Wade Hampton, then oomjromued on
Vance Hsmpton, ' ahd fnally settled
down on plain Tom. ,., j, ; ? I
PE0PLEaTnD. THINGS...
4,s.-l -i "rp" '! :'"'
i Beecher. Blaine. Bahiook. Butler and
Belknap have heeu five busy bees.wb-.se
Sting is fast beoomii g h irmless.
Some very rich silver mines have re
cently been dinotivered in On'g in, wln'ch
promise to rival th ' "bouauzas" of Ns
aa. , i , . ; , v r til. . . u.
i ... , ,
IBovivalist -1 Hammond is at work in
Kjprisington, Fbtladelpbia, and ia.stronge
ta say, allowed tbe nae of an Episoopal
church
i ... a-'? V.--r.'i ' i
(The facial evolotiona ef a akinny wo -
man in U agouy f a suspended sneeg
ar. aomethu g fi at dujuncos tin : the
erjrrngations of an old leather trunk. -
;THR PUUX. ANt TiiK RikAtsJUX, -;
rBattimor Gazette!
Pesldes Jli delniye hope ithaf til
Louiaiana aud Florida returning toards
wit) yet pause in thebr work' of . ivltiG,
tbfiaJaoavainsnprweitionrwvsALjig iunoosnt mind that Hays will not sc
oept tbe presidency tainted wtth snch -
glaring fraud cut Ji luo-maui i..y
this flittering n tction to his sonL Tbe
am total of the whole ; busiueas is that
tbe fraud till b fully oousammaUd and
boldly announced. and Hayes will wil
lingly accept tb position tendered him,
not by the sovereign people. , bat by the
central deepotinm at Washington. This,
in our humble judgment; 'is unalterably
fixed and settled, snd then it will be de
termined bew faf it is- possible for th
boose of representatives, under Abe law
and tb constitution, to take tb mon
strous fraud by the ' throat ' and throttle
it Ijooking at tbe question in- this
light it beuumea the duty of tbe people '
f tne tui tea ptates,, outraged s and
cheated of their inalienable rights, to ,
trust with confidence to the wisdom snd
discretion, of their i chosen nnresent
tives in th popular., branch i of tbe na
tional legislature, and in the great slrog
gle between right aud wrong that is now
aluking the nation - to Its centre, may
Crod sn4 them a safe deliverance I m ui i
I iU.l ' "J" ai I "
(jenator Kansom. , t , .. .
it ait u..i ... t ( '!
tn-'trt I- (Narfolk Laadmtrk.1"' '
Osnsral Ibmsom, -of North 'Carolina.1
is been unanimously .releotad to the
United States senate by the legislature
of North Carolina, and in so doing the
members of that body faaVe ihown their
good sens, and good foeliog.r ' Ooncrul
Bsnsou .has been- ao Otnament bis
state, and it is safe to say that bis dur-i
Bity of deportment, moderation of views, '
and eloquence have placed' him In tie
front rank of tne United Stats aenate. !
Not only has be been an ornament to
bis own state, bat be bas been au orna
ment also to the) south, ah! his election. ..
under anoh flattering circumsUnces will
b b ilod. with general .satisfaction bv
all good people on this side of tbe Pot .
man. He ia competent te speak for us
all, ana it will be Jrany a year before we '
orgeiouuusaiaaof me nu hi noble
vindication of , Virgiuia from tbe assaulla
of ber enemies. - , .
THi ctrarmtrrrJAmERr
vi;..U -:U l.--r'-rit yl i..t?j J'i .,' h .
rt rNeWVorkHeraM.1 "l """! "
- The recest political canvas has proved '
conclusively tbsb a Aerinus v daazer
tuenace- us, unless we receive our polite
iCal truj;;les frrn the presaoro.of olllce :
seeker aud officeholder.'', U ,'is .tliese
two .laasa email ' fa tinmbers; but
viruleut iu temperwho infuse anoh
itUTuea into our, poi tiuel content.
E iiniiate their t.xeal,. their, Jturixuea, 1
tseH unsorupubu efT. rtn, aud a presi
dential election -would 1e quiet; utmost '
i tame affair : for neither couM maln'l-
lulni-tra ion , proceed t uclj.Heritfths, ,
nor would the pariy iu p wer be lempied ,
-t be able if it wished, t compel the
whole force of its eQkeholderti to it de
I'eute.w iiimr. i sii-f1 fM-w -'
it (.1 '.!.-(
Boston Herald.
: 'But there is ne compeniuition., We.,
rejoice Usee the color line In politics
broken in the seuth, and "we believe "
that it cannot fail, to bo far the benefit
ef the colored men, whose votes hers '"
after are to be Bought by both parties, ,
and ctven to the one which offers the
larger InduceMents,1 in thsf way' of
promise and pcrioruiance, te. the rce.
The celored rote . being .divided w
ball )ok next to see the white divided,
aad then will came the natural end of
tiiat conflict of races; which, if cohtln- '
ued, would bo surt to be disastrous tHr
fi!.' eak(KaC0'.4j;i';t HhiWIMW.- v i
1 ,..' ... 1 ."'itfWi i
' t :y.y9V Wl .
i ' tLoaisyllle Courier-JouraaLJ, 1 'Uf,t
;rThe active nitntary ' pi eparal ions ot'
Graot, Taft and' Cameron are now at
Uibtued ly these memlters of the mill' ''
tBry party to their tremendou fear of -t'
the "democratic roughs, of Haltiinore, t
and New York." Ctm-pirator Tufx. pi' tH
tbe depitrlmctit if "Justice, (?) has Jig- ;
covered by means of hi secret agents '
that there is a plot of thee "roughs" '
to proceed in a body to Washington to. ,4
hull doz Grant and bis cabinet, and
deprive Mr: Hajesi of the seat to which "
those leaders t ay he is f'bonestlyen '
titled .. .. 'j, b:,f - ,;.'M W
t)ISQTJ3TINO BEOOARS
tMilton'th'rosicIe.' fl" '
t
. .. . . , 4 " - i I .
' ia mis centennial year. or., our na
tional existence,let u pray M the time '
to com when a confer vaiive legiwlatur - "
will extricate itself trom.ih annoyance
of beggars for .ottiee , by' giving their, -
appeala a deaf ear and selecting men
tor fflc who do not thrust thcmselvr
oa the legislature as beggars tbe scene' 1
bas becuaie dUguylag t tbe human
eye from thi- a'andpoinU Let the office
seek out the man. ,
a ! l-h- ' TO CONSUMPTIVES." 7 ' ''!.':
Th advertiser, an old physician, ' retired
from avUve practice, having had placed in his
hand by aa sast India Missionary the for
mula of a dmple Vegetable Remedy, for the
speeay ana permanent iireei uoasumpun.
BronchitU, Catarrh, Aitbrna. snd all Throat .
and Lang Affections, also a Positive and '
Rsdlcal Cure for Nervous Debllhy aad all --
Nervous Com.lalnt, after baring thovoughly -,. , ,
tested it wonderful curative power in
tbousaad of case, feel It bis duty to make
t known to hi suffering fellows. Actnsied . i
b) this motive, and a conscientious de'lr t
I relieve human suffering, he will aend (free ot .: .
eb re), wall who deire H.thl recl e, wKU
: ful1 direetton for preparing and anccefully "'-'
namg , ,Hnt by fetuni by ddrsslng d ;
t, . umm&tt?r.
I novO-wlv . y T.-. '. .
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