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"FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1886,
Th Virginia court of appeal
we
s, will hear argument for a new trial
on motion of the counsel of Cluvenus,.
at the March term of that court Plu
verius himself, it is said, Ea cnjcqred
excellent health ever since his couunit-r
. tal to jail a year ago, and is consent
of acquittal. It is not at all improbable
that he will escape the gallows
Lord Randolph Churchill, one ofjthe
leaders of the British conservatives and
"the fiery Rupdrt of debate"; in parlia
ment, has undertaken a personal cru
sade against Home Rule in Ireland it
self. He was met at Belfast Monday by
- most enthusiastic and most loyal crowds
but be will not Una the 5 sailing so
smooth in other parts of Ireland than
TTTatav Tta nrnnnlM tn -nrrftv.:-.: th
' Orangemen against the Nationalists- and
v ihis tour is likelv therefore to be lively
yina high degree. He will doubtless
succeed in increasing Mr. (Gladstone's
& it. 1 f 1 as va.v Tt-i a f Ai 1 1 v nt til at H A
will be able to turn the tide running in
faror of Home Rule ia doubtful. & -
j Thi Rev. ,C. U Williams, of . Au.
i gusta, Ga., has declined the bishopric
j of the Episcopal diocese of Easton, Md.
to which he was elected in May. ' With
inguar beauty and clearness he say4 iu
. hs letter of declination "I have irone
to the Master . day after day with he
question, what would He have mo l(t do?
. Especially at this season I have prayed
Y that there might be given nt some glear
epiphany of the .Lord s will
, , and there has come to me ; the strong
conviction that I ought nctt to under
r. , take the high office to which you, have
, . .ejected me. ; I beg you will let me add, in
J m . ' . '1' .
justice Doth to you and me, that" my
1 i decision has been made, humanly speak
i . ing, ' upon ' considerations Entirely per
; sonal to myself. It has npt been m
.. fluenced by, anything whatsoever to the
. ; prejudice of . the diocese of Easton.
have tried to make it conscientiously
and in y the fearf God, revising that
every steward of "the mysteries of, God
- must, render an account at last, not only
;. of the thuoes which' he hath done; but
of the. things which he hath 'declined to
do as well. No : new election will be
had until' June next.
y-t. i
; J Trot play poker to some j purpose in
1 Caicago-metimcs. Ther is a pri-
, vate little -club in that city, for instance,
, whose members, according to the Mail,
meet at each' others homesj and play a
. modest game, winding up with a jack
pot, which is . liberally 4 ' a weetenest"
until, it is of goodly proportions. On a
recent Saturday evening the ! final jack
pot grew until it contained 8123, and
before the betting, it was decided that
. the winner should put it on the oontn
.. bution plate at church nexi morning.' It
, was won by a regular church-goer and
i , ; rjtthej liberal giver, who, fear ing that such
si contribution would provoke comment,
. asked leave of the party to make it up in a
package and hand it to the sexton. Th is
- was agreed to on condition that it was to
be labelled "Ifrotn, j pot? This'ws
done, . The sexton took it immediately
to the pastor, who was so highly pleased
. that he announced from the pulpit that
' HI. mm.mmmmiKm.mml , rm.immmm Uf iLi -i. U.
- Mr. A J. Pot whom it was not has
- pleasure to know personally, he was
t sorry to sayi had that morning sent in a
s most generous donation of $128 to the
't m m. 'tern 1 a .iri
;. enurcn iuna. . uooa. story; eai
Doxs our friend of the Rocisg.ham
Rocket think it likely that the legisla
ture deliberately made an j enactment
. which it knew would be inoperative
that it did not intend to make a begin.'
ning in the matter of an industrial school
. rather than wait until . the State could
. afford a fully equipped estabjlishment of
- the highest order? Does it think too
that RaLeigh waai not to be permitted
' egual opportunities with other towns to
secure the location of 4he- sebool within
its , limtM? Does it f really think the.
1 school could be more convenientiv' lo
. ciated where than , in Raleigh? j Does
it know of any argument Raleigh, ad-
, Taneea for the establishment of tie
school . here different from that w.hieb
might be made by any other town in the
" State? In all fairness and good humor,
" will not our friend admit that, simply
because this happens to be the capital.
it should not be stricken from the list of
North Carolina towns merely as tuch?
- We are' not over-modest up this, way.
but we do respectfully ask equal rights
in state matters
thc&ate. .
with other; citizens of
I Tuev stll imprison people in New
Yorlc for debt. The World overlooked
this when it made -its savage ODal&ugb
on North Carolina for hanging burglar
short time ago. but it is a fact, never
theless, and a case of such imprisonnlent
was presented the other day which was.
as, romantic as Dickens' story of . th.
Marshalxea: More than a quarter Vf a
eentury ago, it appeared a man bor
rowed $66 of a firm, paid $8 a month
for the uae of it for some time and'swas
finally arrested for the principal.4j.He
gave bail and for a quarter of a century
has renewed his blil every three years
He is now old, decrepit and poor, e
men to whom he owed the: money are
dead or out of businrss, yet whn .the
time came for him te renew his bond his-
former securitus were not again willing
to go on it. He could hot get any th-'
era; therefore be had to go to, jail; - No
ftH9 makes mj eomjlaiat najns flm,
no one wants him in prison, and yet the
old man, fast sinking into the grave, is
behind the bars and might hare remain
ed there a long time but that the news-
papers calla attention to ; ms case.
What a etnkiog iintance ia this or the
Uy of the" law of tmprisonment for
debtr What a travesty upon justice;
what an example pf the queer turna the
law iaoinfttimes takes! The ! World
Should seek- to remove this beam from
the eye, of its own State before it en
deavors to . pluck out push, supposed
motes as the proper punishment of bur
glars from the eye of other States
IROJM OVKKINU I OR COTTON.
The . latest invention of iDterest to
Southern planters is a, sheet-iron cover
ing for cotton bales. It has) been pat
ented, atid while of course," there are
many ajmcuitics ana ODStacies m iar
way 'ofiU practical application, it doec
not seem impossible that it shall event
ually be made satisfactory to all who
raisQ and all who' handle cotton.; It is
not unknown that many bales of cotton
are bnrtted each year in transit to the
various markets of the country; that
from two to four pounda of the product
are In various ways lost from each bale,
and ! that large amounts of. insurance
against fire, are; paid by the producer
either directly or indirectly, and the
idea of the inventor has been to iave all
this i: by providing a covering which
would pot burn Would cover the entire
htle- and be as cheap at the same time as
the covering now in use. The rapid
"development of the iron, industry and
the consequent cheapness ot the greatest
of all metals hal enabled him ne says,
to' carry; out bis idea and without delay.
According to thaspcoifications filed with
the application for a patent.the'sheets of
iron ax 3. to be seventy-eight I inches in
.length by forty-eight in width, and there
arc to 1 be two of them to; each bale
?so rolled and prepared at the mills as
to leavo each sheet with a' rib on each
end, behind which a small: slot is cut
by machinery: tor each ot the two or
three short ties ; to be used; The ends
of each sheet are cut back .from ten to
fourteen inches so as to fold down and
round the ends of the hale,, secured by
a light clasp, and thus almost hermeti
callv sealing them. Ibese sheets not
being broad enough to extend over and
: meet on the sides of the bale, as it comes
'from the press f the .farmer, there is
' provided for each side a sheet eighty-two
lncnes 'iong py eigmeen or twenty incne6
wide, Called a, "slip," to fill this space
between the top- and bottom sheets
This-completes the covering and hides
every particle of cotton from view
Now, when the bale is put in the com
press these sheets on the side are thrown
out; (whi h is but the work of an in
atant) and -the compressing of the bale
brings the upper, and lower - sheets to
gether agaiq, completely covering the
bale after being compressed.1 The sBcets
thus extracted are ready for use again,
and there is no reason why they cannot
bo used year after - year. The covering
for' a 'baii i wiJlr weigh aboui twenty
pounds. By improved machinery the
sheets are tolled, so thin that they be
come very malleable, and . are not, as
most people would suppose, hard to
bend of handle but are just the oppo
site." f .5;: E ft
' As to the cost, the inventor claims
that the iahreat iron manufacturers esti
mate that it can readily be- brpught to
an amount less than a dollar a bale, and
( it is farther claimed that the plan is so
tcasiblg that probably most of the next
uuibui jcrup; wm u wrsppeu vi lryu,
that any .amount of- capital is most
anxious already to put the ; matter into
practical operation.
The scheme is' a magnificent ;one and
woiie ratner BuggeBtive .01 tnost 01 kjoi.
Mulberry Sellers, is stilt not impossible
Certainly any practical plan for market
ing the'eotton crop without' the anqaal
loss whjich; is now so great will-be wel
corned byl producers and given a fair
Hriall i 'H - I 'H
NEKATOU HBAH'H KESOLtl IOMS.
The resolutiohs offered in the' Senate
by .Mr Blorgan, of Alabama, on .the
action of the republican: judiciary com
mittee Condemning the attorney general
for declining to; furnish reasons for re
moyals turned the tables completely on
ilri dmunda 'and his followers, and
placed them' even sooner than we ex-
pected on the defensive in the matter of
their attack on the President. They
brought the republican Senators back
with a round turn to the 'retd issue in
volved in the question, which they have
evaded and befogged for the purpose of
making party capital. The fight of the
Senate to information as to the qualifica
tions and fitness: of those whose nomina
tions are made tojit for appomtment to fed
eral office is questioned oy nobody. The
democrats p. simply ; claim that the
powers cf suspension and. removal are
vested :ya the executive and; under the
constitution Uhait claim, is good; Mr.
Morgan's resotdtions put the contro
versy bctwten the Senate and the Presi
lont in 5 its proper ligbt and in v their
k-irl .thoroughness and judicial imoar-
tiality kfford a jitriking contrast to the
.... i.r .i-j ni l J- - i . : - 1 '1
icj urt ui iuu ficuuuuas committee wmou
was simply a partisan argument. To give
readers a fair idjja of their prportsince
we have only touched upon :: the matter
so far, the preamble declares that the
judiciary committee's resolution' would
1 1 enec aqjuage the attorney gepern 1
guiMy of an offense in violation uf hi
ofhcialt duty, siibvcrsive of ;th. princi
ples of th(p; government, and l ciinse
queutly .rentier him liable to imp'each-
inent. it further declares that the at
torney general is not amenable' to. the
-cop denization, of the Senate' upon such
charges eeeptf under articles tiofl im-
f qaoumuni yresenieu uie iiouse ot
tcpreseutativost to the . benate, sitting
withlthe chief I justice of the United
States, as a court of impeachment. iTU"
Sen ate'' would j. be' exposed to just
censure. if it in the Juanner
recommended by the committed on
judiciary, ; proceeds to .announce its
judgment o coindemnation iigainsi the
aiiutucj-uerai ui iue uniteq ota tea
upon an accusation that inetndea
fense which ts punishable by , impeachment.-
If the accusation simply'; be at
the attorney-general was guilty of eon
tepint, then tho iSenato would b iustlv
cxpos(i;to ctBJuro ifat attempting 0
pass judgment of condemnation without
having arraigned t-n aDgwr at the bar
of the Senate tic ri s.ilutlons direct
the committee on privihg 's and elec
tions to inquire whether the attorney
general has been guilty of any crime or
misdemeanor and the degree thereof.
They also instruct the committee to in
tuire and report -whether the Senate ha
any constitutional right or power to gif
its advice and consent to removals from
ofiice by the President, and whether by
withholding such advico and consent ,thf
ift-nate can preyent the removal of any
person from othce by the President..
lhesc resolutions will not be -.doDted.
of course, but their purpose was effected
in their presentation lhey put the re
publican Senators on record as con
demning an executive officer for an im
peachable offense, without daring to
impeach him ico0rding to law, and giv
ing him an opportunity to appear in bis
own behalf,: and such action cinnot be
expected to metit the approval of the
people even by such blinded partisans
as Messrs Edmunds and Sherman.
They moreover heighten the improba
bility that the. partisan resolutions of
Mr. Edmunds' judiciary committee will
be adopted even by the republican ma
jority of the Senate, as it stands, since
Mr. Morgan hs the support of more
than one Senator on tho republican side
already, it is reported.
lb (Siipreine 4'aurV.
C?r. of the Nkw,s am OBSJutvEit.
'VAYCTTKvjlLUe, C. , Feb. 23.
. I see by your paper that the supreme
court has appointed Willis Bagley, Esq.,
"temporarily" cWk -of the su
preme, court, il wish to know if
there ! is no! Democrat in the
State qualified to fill the office "tem
porarily'' or permanently. The people
want to know the status of the court. If
Radicals are always to be appointed let
us know it. In view of the fact that the
convention meets this year, the question
is pertinent I am no civil service ''re
former,' in the ; strictest meaning of the
term, but believe that, everything else
being equal, 'Democrats are entitled to
tho offices. Cat), the court tell us what
claims the ex-Radical district attorney
has on the Democratic party ? If it can
the people may be satisfied. G.
The above declaration "that the peo
ple want; to know the status" of the
members ; of the supreme court is so
funny that we cunuot refrain from pub
lishing it; although it seems that the
communication is in the nature of an at
tack, to make icapital against the re
nomination of ith judges at the ap
proaching convention, all of whom we
nope to see re-elected.
:' If the gentleman who mtkes the
inquiry-were thrice as good a democrat
as he confessedly is, he still could not
bo superior in party fealty to either of
the honored democrats who compose the
oburt."; But "" wants to know "what
claims this ex-ra'lical district attorney
has on the democratic party."
I Why,, none whatever and "O," who
practices' in that courts j certainly does
tot need to be told that the question of
v claims ' never, entered into the matter
but that it was a mere question of cen
ttenienee and -propriety. ' We know
nothing jpiore about the matter than
'G" does, but It would have been man
ifestly! improper for the; court to have
appointed a permanent clerk without
giving applicants a reasonable time to
present their names. The business of
the court; could not go on without a
clerk.; As Mr. Willis Bsgley, who had
been called to the bedside of his stricken
brother, had been attending to the pa-
pers of the court in his place during his
fast illness, and knew the ran of the
ifourt papers, acid as it would have been
iacoiiyenient to have put in for a few
days a man who did not know the run
of the papers, the court 'merely desired
that he should act as temporary clerk
tntil the applications could be received
iand considered.: i )
! We do not think that muh capital
an be made against the i court on this
ground.-iiio. N. &, O. j M
!j .' t AHilEKTKOMX. . ! :
Him port at Due TtriH in Hit BbhIii
j ami in IhtBtdortli llbr.
I So touch digging and altering of levels
is required for the accommodation of the
largely creased population of Rome
since it became again a great capital
that important discoveries and "finds"
axe made almost every day; One of the
latest of these- is one of the;.teroinal
stones of, the, sacred area of Rome.found
still in its proper place. The. r,ight of
enlarging the limits of the capital be
longed aTono to those consuls or em
perors who had -actually extended the
dominion of the Roman people, and the
stone lately found marks the junplifi-
Stion made by the emperor Claudius in
0 jar 49 of the (Christian eraj, after his
Victories jin Dritain! ' The ihcrjption
states that "Tiberius Claudius. Caesar
Augustus. Herman icus, who has extend
ed the boundaries of the Roman empire,
has enlarged also those of its capital."
A. few years ago! another stone, marking
the enlargement made by Vespasian, was
alto found.'! Another discovery has been
made of a jnarble slab found in a vineyard
outetde Pi rt4 Salaria, inscribed with the
rulei governing the letting and use of
storerooms in the public warehouses.
These warehouses were crown property
and were to be let yearly from the 13th
of December, for the storage of grain,
wine. oil and all other produce, as well
as jewelry :iu J fauiiiy valuables, under
the guarant. e ot! the State. Rules are
given in this inscription for every de
tail of the liijsiftis of the warehouse,
which are almost exactly such as are now
in force in jidt'rn establishments of the
same bOrjrJAd the tomb of the founder
of this warehouse of Horrea has also
been disqvt red. He was Supicius
Galba, sdn of .Sergius, consul in the
year 646 of Rome, and grandfather of
the emperor 'ialha. Th tmb is built
in" the severe fctyhs of the republic with
large blocks f peperinor topped by a
layer of reddish tuf, on. which are
groups of consular faces and ' an incrip-
tiuh with name and date. The munici
pal authorities Of Rome have decided to
raise this tomb to tb6 level ' of f he mo
dern to wn and make a square aronnd it,
t be called the. Piassai dt Gajb, ,ju
memory of the fpun Jer of an institution
much needed in the modern city. '. '
Another find 0f great Value ia a figure
of Bacchus brought ,;np from tho bed of
the Jibey; : A CCW br)dge 1$ to b b
and, in excavating the bottom fir th
foundation of p'iers, the. werkmei rune
opon what was supposed to be hox of
bronie. With difficulty it was drawn
from the mud and the supposed box!
proved to be the base of a fifa-siacd'
statute of verv fine workmuiisuip. in.
hronze, representing the youthful Bac
(bun. crowned with ivv leave and ber
ries. The left arm is raised, the handl
holding a long vine-crowned thyrsus.;
The statue is perfect, with the ex"ption;
of a fracture above the right ank: atid
the thyrsus,! which is brok n. though
the piece has been recovered. It hits not
yet, beeu cleaned from its cout of Tiber
mud. but as far as it yet can be judged
it nhould be attributed to u Grwk artist
workiug in Rome. A curous feature is
tlie impress pf a coin hhiud the left
"knee, which seems to be that of au aureus
of the first eentury of the- empire, im
printed on the wax model before the
casting. ;
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ehanges. Soul tood is wpat keeps an
editor fat when he tries to publish; a
newspaper according to his honest con
victions. Chicago Ledger.
Nelson R. Baker, District Attorney,
Westchester Co . N. Y.. Office at White
Plains, writes June 20, 1885: "Five
years g;l, my two sons and wife were
very liable to colds. Ve wore the
heaviest clothing, wrapping ourselves
up very warm ; but it was colds, coughs
and catarrh' all the time.' Finally we
commenced wearing Allcock's Porous!
blasters as chest protectors? The. first
year we got rid of our heavy flannel as
well as all coughs and. colds. We each
wore two Plasters on the chest and- pit
of the stomach for three or four . weeks
at a time, then washed the parts with
alcohol and put on fresh ones ; they ap
peared to warm and invigorate the, whole
body so that we never took cold.j"
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erature." ! From Hon. A. S. Merrinion. k ssoelate Jue
' tice of the Supreme Court.;
I "I And that it la a work of merit aad prae
tieal nsef n1nes to the leal profestioa m this
State The, young author has done a good
service and tnerita (he thanks and encourage
Bent of the proiewion. Every practicing law
yer should hVve a copy of bia book."! '
From Hon. Thoa. $. Ashe, Aaaociate Justice J
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' 01 me Biipreme ioutt.j i
Thebook will be a. very, important addV
Hon is the library of every lawyer, and ey"
eaalry U that ot the fimioalpraeUtioitar The
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Provisions.
THIS WEEKvk
FEB. 22ND- 1886, '
W. C. &A. B. STROHAQH.
WHOLESALX AND SXTAIIi
o- :e& o o k s :
OFF EH - : ::
Choice Bright New Orleans Molaasea,
50c gal.
Fancy New Orleans Jjo'aasee 75e gal.
Boot Gilt Edge Creamery: Batter 30 oenUlb.
. Fresh Country bvlVwc XUe lb.
1
NEW CAUGET MACKEREL,
10 lb pails
Ko: 1, MeM 10 per pall.
No. S, Fat Fhflly, fl .00,
Jto. 3, Fat Family, 78c.
TO WHOLESALE TRADE.
IF YOU ABE IN NEED
DURING THE COMING i WEEK
of Harvey's Bee; Refined Lard,
Genuine Tar Heel Cheese,
Seed Irish Potatoes, Early Bote, Peerless.
Goodrich and Beautp of Hebron,
Baldwin or.Sheep Nose jljpples,
New Caught No. 1, S and 3 Fat Mackerel, bbla,
t DDIs and 10 lOpaua, ,
North Carolina Roe and Cat Herring,
Mott'ePure Cider Vinegar, t and 4 yean old,
Mott'a sparkling Uhampagoe, Cider, t mis
W, C. & A. B. STRONAGH,
WHOLXSAXJE ASD KXTAIL ;
Grocers-
Will give you Close Figaros. Do not buy un
til vou tee tbem and get prices.
400 sacks Hurt's Roller Patent Process Heal
200 sacks Buek'sRoHer 1 atant Pro
: cess Heal.
1,000 bush. Prime Mixed Oats.
25( bbla Patapeco, Superlative, Patapaeo
Family and Orantre Grove Flour bbl?, v, i
1 16, 2K) bbla Wm. Lea Sons A CVs Flour,
Carolina Favorite, Southern Extra and Bran
dy wine Extra, t. i, i and 1-16, ska.
50 bbU Choice New Or lean send Cuba Molasses
lower than eer.
Our Famous JE Crackers and Cake, 7 to 13
boxes, at factory prices. ,
Fresh Clover, Red Top, Orchard and Blue
Grass Seed.
Largest stock Canned Goods in the State at
Lowest Prices.
Rock Bottom Prices in Anything and Every
thing in Staple and Fancy Groceries 1 .
NOW is he TIM.
J. R. knall & Co.
Art receiving direct from -
REFINERIES'
AO bbla
Granulated Sugar has reached bottom, : 'and
now, is the time to buy. ,
Special prices by the barrel.
Fine Irish Potatoes.
Nrtbera Apples. .
ried Peaches and Apples.
French Prunes. 1
Evaporated Apples and Apricots.
1 . ...
Telephone or write for Prices. ; T
Ooods delivered Free. 1 ' !
ft. T. STUOITQS
MARKET SQUARE,
100 bnabela fine,Peannta, 80d
JERSEY 'BUTTER
One lb packages 80c; ;
25 tubs Selected Jersey Butter
60 Oream Cheese. ' i
60 half bbls No. 2 Fat Mackerel; Mackerel
re'ail 6c lb. ; ; , ,.-. ; . i
25 bbla Apples;! 2.75.
50 bbls Early Rose Potatoes, 13.25.
One gallon canned Apples. 25c.; :
Navy Beans. Grits, Hominy.
W ilson's XXX Crackers,
100 boxes Cokes.
Lewis' Crackers.
600 brooms,
20 sacks Soedtick Coffee.
60 bbls Sugar.
600 boxes Hgars nt cost. '
100 boxes lair to prime Tobaeeo.:
' 100 Mils Montrose Flour.
100 bbls "atapaco and Orange Grove Floor.
100 bags shot at f 1 50. ; . ; i
WHOLESALE i
' W bbls Choice Corn. ; ' -r
60 bbls Choice Rye.
Nectar and Valley Rye, by 4he quart or
gallon. i i . .i - j
Wines, Ginger Brandy, (a delicious drink),
Blackberry Brandy, etc., from one quart to a
barrel. . i j.'-j u " ! .r
i Tk STB OltfA GTl
OT. MART'S 8CHOOL- j
Who Kaater Tem, Uia 90th awnVannual
- io, f school will begin -on Thuradav.
.1 nuary 2tb. For .entalogue apply, to (he
ItEV. BBNinCTT 8iCKD13, 1
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LIQUORS
FUR SAL OR RT.
V'
PALI1ABLE CITY) PROPERTV FOR
SALE
Br Virtue of nnwer cimtpmA nil me bv ft
erUia deed ot mertgWe executed by DaL H.
Crawtonland wUe and recorded in register's
Ofhce ot v7ake eonntvJin book 78. nasre &&L I
Will seU to UU hlff aatt bidder for eaihat doV
K auetien, at the eoort-houne door in the ef&T
of Raleigh, Monday, Karen 1st, ISStV aill
o'clock an., the propertv hi said morunure da
teribed, eitnated tm th southern portion of tho
etty ot Ealelgh. near Blount street.
rfuiui WATSON, Guardian.
B.F. MoHTAOca, attorney tor Mextgagee.
1 IVIDEND NOTICE.
NOKTH C4BOUKA tUHJOAO CO.
Sxcuast Ao Tbasubx,' Omen,
r Co. Psora. N. C, Jan. soth, 1888.
The directors of the North Carolina railroad
company have declared a dividend ot 6 per
oent. three per cent payable March 1st to stock
holders of record at vt o-ewca: m. inrj
10th, and three per cent September 1st to stock
holders of record at 12 o'clock m. August 10th
next. The stock books of the company will -
be closed at It o'clock m. February lOto untu
March 1st and at IS O'clock m. August 10th
until September 1st, 1986. .
r.s.aujxu
Jan SI. See'y and Treasurer.
A SPLENDID MERCHANT MILL FOR
SALE.
I hereby offer for sale my Wheat and Corn
Mill on Walnut creek and Fayettaville road
one mile from Ralelch. This .; is the best
equipped mill In tbis iet Uon and the best wa
ter power near here. lit contains one set-rollers
and two sets buhrs for wheat, one set rollers
aDd two sets stones for corn, with other nec
essary machinery foij both wheal, corn and
feed. Jt has capacity for grinding two hun
dred bushels of grain per day in the year
with the present power and appliances, earn
ing 24 bushels toll every day. It is splendid
property, but i nave matters to attend to which
will require my absence from, here a good deal
of the time and will sell the proty at a bar-v .
gain ' Any one wUbiug te- purchase the prop
erty as sn Investment can rent it at a good in
terest bn their money There are 86 acres of
Wd attached, a part of it set ia grape vines .
r ady for bearing this year. The title is good
and easy terms can be had if desired.' For '
further particulars address
J. A. JUNES,
Raleigh, N. 0.
OUSE AND LOT FOB SALE
A 4-room house on lot Wioo net, on west
street, aUiointng the Rahsigh Oil MUla lot, fur
sale low by i
Tnwa flu DMrvr t
j mJBi mmta w utt nxji,
gEALED -PROPOSALS ;
Will be received by the street committee ot
the city of Raleigh until 12 m. el M'edntsUay, -March
3d, 1W(6, for fifty thousand or more
Grajotc Pa vino Blocks. Tlie blocks must be
of graaite oC a quality approved by the com
mittee. They must be of uuiiorm torture, free
from flaws and weal hiring-, of regular shape,
rectangular edges and smooth 'faces; with no
l'ro)uoo greater than one ball of an inch;
Ti e dimensions mut be witbln the followiu
limits : Length eight to twelve inches; breadth
three sod one Ltll inches to four and one half
inches; depth six to seven incht-s; each one
tuousand blocks to eover when laid not Usa
than thiity-sxand one half square j arils. The
whole number ol blocks must be delivered at
Llie tHpot in Kaieigb, on or beiore the lt day
oi June, 18SU. 1
Specimen blocks must aciompany each bid.
Bond, with approved security, required. The
conuuiitee reserve the right 10 ntject any or
all bids. -V- , ..( r' .'.i ;,:v- t Y
Bids to be dlrteUi to C. W. Lambeth, city
u'erk. and endorsed Troponins for fui nisbing
Plying Blocas." -j ; -l ' " '
' jc. B. LDWAUU8,
I ChaiJFU.au bt n t Cum.
Raleigh N. C, Feb. 8, iwMi. tUw.
JpROPOSll.8 FOB TOBAC O.
Navy lr4KiakNT,
Bcaaau or PSOVh-IOX akd Clotuixo,
Wasiunoton, Feb. 18, 186.
- Sealed proposals, endorsed "Proposal for
Toiccn," will be received at 141 is Bueau
until M irch Sjtb, l&tHi, at 11 w'ciok -a. in., for
one huudreU thousand (100,000) pounds ot
Navy Tobacco, to be delivered at th-s N avy
ani Brooklyn, N. Y.,ui,m Wesorelhe flist
day of N o ember, 18Sd. , -i '
SpjccilivaUons andorms of offerwUl be tur
mah' d b this Bureau upon apptiaHHn,'ond
nroijosais u ust be made upon the forms so
tturnished and in sotiordat'Ctt with the u-:ciit-
.1 . f : ir q ..-111 v V
. Acting Chief of Bureau
: tet 2Vd30l !
low
HEADY.
BUSBEE'S
HORTH : CAROLINA JU5T1CL
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FORM! BOOK.
Thfrd Edition. Bevistd
and Erlt
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This la the beat book t the -kind ever
published and contains every point of law
and crj tornvwhsah can be needed, in .the
maguiraies' pracuce in this ctate This!
work has over j
And contains as much matter am is to be
!fi end in anv Five Dollar Book ever Issued
iti.the SUtef it ihaadsomely printed, bound
in eamer ana u sentoy mauprepaia ler
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Ayr in his practice, i 8 :i d al or Ours ( th
puuiuners, j.
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1 W14a VOMriLATiojr o the snoot -aprmned
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