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: Fayetterille, May;2S, 1874!
SSEBYATIYC OMIMTIOAS.
COXGEESS -THIRD DISTRICT
f
N E V II AN O Y E R.
Eth JUDICIAL DISTRICT :
!)LOM E W FULLER,
OLICITOSt-
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TELEGRAPHIC.
VasAisgton, May 21. The -Territory
of NeW Mexico and its Iteprtsen
tative, 'Mr.T2ikiuvwon - tin unexpect
edly easy yictofVHn the House to-tlay
the vote on the question of admission
as a State stanmug lou too.
StJ Lours. Muv 21, The General
Assembly of the IVcsbytu'na'n '.Chute!
fohvened : here at eleven o'clock" this
m6rnit)( in the Fiit Presbyterian
Church, and ! "was pcied by prayei
by t be -, filod era t o H Cor. Howard
Crosby ofNew York. Afterjdcvb
tional services the Jloders tor deli vered
ihe opening sermon, rhich was pu-oly
Scriptural -in Its," Uoarjog.TX-;
K . 'StLouis, Jtfar 22 n 4ho resby
teriari XOcri eiiif -Asfooi bly ? to-da J ' t b 1;
question bf a formula forMlio ;admis
8 i o n of : nif in b e r 8 of I h e": c h r t b w
discussdanld refejed iaa eJect com mittee.
'fSrto":y:.'
The snijeet of, jthe classification .'of
oenevoient WiOi K was uiscusseu uuimj
i be afierroon, arid: the ec in mil tee re
ommuds four Boards, viz r Fori ign
4ilusiona, Home Missions,-Education,
Tteuei anu pupncaiion. ine mi
commend li Board. on Church
-O! o fina action was had .
on organization ol
Church of Am.ric;i
port, - w.liich was adopted,
rino- that the organization of Iht
ed Church into a district eccle
sin's ilea I convention meets the hearty
ipproval of this ConfiTep.ee, and thai
the efforts to esta-bljsh an iititutioi.
if learning for the education ot
colo rcdministers deserves to be com
mended to-the friends of. the colored
pedplo everywhere, v
Washington, My 25.-House.
Biil-H were introduced by Mr. Cros
iand, o( Kentucky, to revive the act of
ISG1, providing "for the payment, to
oyal owners, of negjrocs drafifd or
tnusicrcd into the army of the United
otates, which proposes the appoint
menf of a commission to investigate
.ill such claims and to 'allow in cacn
ease $300, as provided i:i suid act.
whichp was suspended in 1867. By
Air. Harris, of Virginia, biii to restore
to the pension rolls the names of pen
sioners of the Mexican war -stricken
iherefi om. for disloyalty.
Motions to supend tlie rtile3 and
take up the supplemchrai'y civil rights
bill and the currency bill were de
feated; two thirds ' not voting in the
affirmative.
"The vote on civil rights was 153 to
84; the following Republicans voting
with Detiuu&ats: Messrs Brombnrg,
of Alabama: Butler, of Tennessee ;
Sencr, of Virginia ; W. A. Smith, of
Xorlb Carolina ; Thomas, of Virginia,
and Thornburg, of Tennesssce.
Mr. Butlef -"cf Massachusetts,
championed the bill. ' : "
The amendatory tariff and internal
ircmieinics oi uo'.u i acet tiie nia
by Wesley Whitafcef, Esq ; late Mayor
of tho city. The paper, it is taid,
will be in tho iuter. of. TTmotby
Lee and b.is winj of -the ' nrty.
Ltaleigh is a Rood placo to , start - n
newspftper. Tim says, witji an Irish
atb, tliat he will make. the. Fold err
unload. '; Wo are of the ppinia"that
Holden and Jini J Harris will- make
Tim and Jim Toaes unlad.; Jin
Harris is aptto tbiuk there -are too
vuaiiy negroes on th?ticfe.ef, if any
tJtht r btan tba n - bimifc; f a nd Stewart
E! lisonftb'onhl be p "u t f or vy a rd'f -Tho
foDowice: are the ofliierseleejed.
tt i:tensboro, at the recent v Co iiyeni
tion of the 6?raud h odi; o of l. O Q.F. :
, I- Y&Mapifer(;WChamer
f'ain," off'Wilsonc'-ipy'--- -yii--;.
; It.-V. J- v i v . XjUw a r ti s,
Li nco Mto lit: 1 ?CS'niK---vKfe:'i
f R.:; G,! TreasurerKJoBe
Vi 1 m i ti t on. ' v ;
R. V. G. .Secreiary- J. JlKtcbford,
Raleigb. - ' - -R.
W. G. AVafden I. B. Palamoun-
p r o ec ed . n n S e r t h 1 1 A i s a t co m ra o n
law and ht ite etainisr8" l,avj1
elected to proceed iX t',,J ono mW( S1'
the other, theirWi i J 't, t proceed - in
the nther iunVji,'t diall be barred.
But the pi;oTii,Q- siil votcfy to
cnminai
Miscellaneous.
Dry Goodr
i
littee
TTor
.11, .
J
EST OF
1
D. POOL,
AVEX.
s
FtJCLIC
iguts Bill is pending
with almoht a eertaih
its final passage. It
i - - -
enaldf by strict party
sewhero wo publish tbt-
action oi Congress na
lly characterized as mfa-
But let it come. 2so wise
ansbip directs this movement,
,4s dictatect by., malice, party
ption and for the further injury
the South. On the day and hour
that mixed schools and social equality
are attempted to be enforced over
thia country, that -day and hour will
-end the Radical party in the South.
The white leaders of that party are
already opposing this so cabed meai
ure of civil rights. Kof one of them
yet dares to support and. justify it,
and if it prevails, tho line of colcr
will be very closely drawn.- Wc snail
"fanatfcsti
mast force it on us, let it come, and
the great Conservative-Democratic
party will soon regain its control of
the State and National governments
tain, Turboro. ; -'-'.' . :- -'-' '
R. W. G:.Chaplain-TPeter Thurston.
Hiarh Point. -
11. W. G. Representatives to. Gl -L.
U. S, Loii'? term. Scaton- G ales.
Kaleigb short term, W. ; H. Bagleyj
x ha ifollow'.na' wk-,j ni.oif
B. Bradford.
orler, Raleigb.
"?M'OCi'(.;lf I j v ei 1 1 1 cr . ti d er
ora crimbsaJ tuofany
btatc.-,-. .: I if. MM; v : -
. Sectioa 3U::TliaMg: 'MtcntHi
tt rcu 1 1 Co arts ort Ifo ftni tod Ostal
,luac exck:3ivi;(ji;. -courts of
Staresv;tiz:siice-of: ab
wmah(lWli
and action f.,r ,,e iQny gireir by
the; tieeed 1 n"y "Rn.: w'-s r;
' . ..p. '"IH'Ifi !U 'J ' -.-V'- 'lUJt"
ated:in, tb3 rTrrnlSli- Drstrict 1 or
Circuit Qumin oftl,! tfnit eiat,
h.f tU? dvlenalt tnav bo'lound,
without rogard::toth'vrarty'
aHd.iho liistrict Att nsMar-Orai
anttepulyMaTr-sbitfe of tho United 1
Matea and5 Commiseilners 4 appoin ted
by the CibiQit and ;a.rrifovi-ai Coui;t
ot .the United -States! with powers of
, Uirresting;indin1piisJ1ing and bailing
Wilminatb.n.
AY. G." Conductor
Y. G. Guardian D
f'Uizkbeth Citv. ' ;
WIG. Herald-II. Pi
GEXESAL Lf EtLIGEACE.
So
ills' a
or. in
Governor Seymour
1 "
t Merchandise Tax.
News.
Wehave received several letters
iromr inenas in ine couniry asKin
explanation of the law in. regard to
the ad valorem tax'on merchandise oir
id the first of Anr.l. and in ordei
orrectly answer such enquiries.
Vcslerday called . on the btatc
nrer and received the following
Construction of that depart -Ttbe
law. -This is strictly effi-
rv ludficeAi1. lief I f 1 .'(! 11
yfi can pessxibly contravene:
0, sub-divison 7, of lh
iMachinery Act,"4t is ts-
aded that "goods, wares,
Mise of all kinds,'.' sbail
ad valorem tax. - Tbe
Verniug revenue passed
sof I be present State
pd that "all per
jatever!' should , bt
Undise being con
Dropcrty, the acts-
iccordmgly. Ibis
ral acts referred
language of the
5tractioii ofJ
bteu,
in-
place of production tobacco of hi
own growth at retail, directly to the
consumer.,. to art3r ainount7not exceed
ing S100 annually." !
Senate. Mr. Stewart introduced a
joint resolution proposing the follow
ing amendment to the constitution :
Article 16. If any State shall fail
to maintain a common school system
under which all persons between the
ages of five and eighteen years, hot
incapacitated -for tho same, shall re
ceive free of charge .such elementary
education a5 Congress may prescribe,
the Congress shall have power to
establish therein such asj'3tem and
cause the same to be maintained at
the expense of such State. Referred
to the committee on judiciary.
Washinton, May 25. The defeat
of the supplementary civil rights bill
in the House to-day is not a tiuuUtj'.
to be sure the Senate bill cannot be
got at except under a suspension of the
rules by a two-thirds vote, and that,
as shown by the action of the House
to day, cannot be secured," but the
judiciary committee, under its Ieavv
to report at any time, can report a
bill . which is a perfect copy of the
Senate bill, and this can be passed by
a simple majority and sent over to
tho Seuate and there acted on. In
that way the supplementary civil
rights bill may, and within a very
brief space of time, find itself in the
President's hands.
SOUTH CAUOLIYA.
uihoiizes tht
xincc that he
and
f-eoplo."
Ivate Field, with hor experience
in Washwigtju, huf n'ter yet heard I
Utica Observer to
js out of the yu.-o tor tidei'uor, an
v'refu'fcs to be a ciiiilidftte lor uf.
office in tho gift of the
The House has passed a iesofn!i;n
for Cougress to adjourn ou the 22d cf
June.
.Nearly fifteeu hundred dollars have
been subscribed in New York for the
sufferers by the flgiod in M issachusetts.
Mitcbel, the great wheat-grower of
the Merctd region, California, will
ow this .Spring, iu all, about 50,000
acres of wheat.
The new government, of San Do
mingo has issued a .decree - nqui.i ing
the piiymeiit of half of all duties i.i
gold.
The, prescut' weight of the Hen. A.
ti. S ep!. ens is teveiity-two pounds
uud tliree-q .ar:er. He is in Georgia
homing to recover his health.
Mis Jsel ie Giant, daughter of the
Pft-s'.d-. nt, was. married on the 21st
int., to Al t rnou Cliarl-s Frtdricii
Sirtoris, of Litcnlieul, Eugiand.
Tvo Sevres vnses have been bold at
C aitie's for G,000 uiue;isJjurl
Dsidlcy und I .von RothselLJweie
iho competing biddeis.
.The House of Repi esenf ati ves has
pa.-Std the Pobtofiio and Pension
Appiopriation hills ai d the bill for
the luhuission of New Mexico as
State of the. Union. l T
The House Commiftee on Postoflices
and Pofetroads buva
This law authorizes
.salaries by ihe moneyed fyctipts ol
each other. At present the scale i
arranged by the amount of business
im.s:ieied, letters s amped, !ce. The
omiuittee deem the former methovl
more tq'iitu'ote and better suited to
fix the htandard of dll offices. The
New York city postoliiv-e is exempted
iroiii tite provisions of the act, an I the
saiary.tixed permanently at $o",000.
Senator Bro-.vniow, . of Tennessee,
has written, a letter of teverai coliimn
in jength, defending himself against
tile censures of the recent Convent iou
of ko'ored voters. He says, he has
doiie ujore for ihe colored race than
aS u p eueu 10 uo, anu mat ft.8sisd to ba a subject uf savin ' grace,
he never reitised t advocate anv fsoiae time before bi.i fistUa-sickifees a
meas'ire m tueir oeiiaii - until . trie
iuisel sel'ooi q".esti :n came up. lie
s.ijs '25,000 "white Repubiic;iu vdtfciH
of Teuiiesi-ee have re-o!ved to get
a ong without, the colored voters,
sooner tbau submit lo.tbe.se villaules
and quintessence of abomination
known as the 'co-cducfilion of the
races," and. that they' will support no
man for any ofHoe who favors' mixed
schools. .. 1
otienaers pt.,.H'laW4 blVtf'TJnited
o .aie,. at 0 hereby sSf ialh i au thor
jzed and ruqujred to jLtitutcprocb
fbgs against. evSry peson ho shli
y loiate the prv1aasM this 'aet,and
" K "ajij.' "r"i a rut mi prw
Oi
. . Fa . . m job. m ' . mm. m
w to ne a hne suir Gf othinii
-: ' . "V, :U
-FOR NOTHING I "
- lit t ". - . . - -... 4. - v, , : s. '
' , SLe?? atastalitly oa hand the largest; finest and most desirable stock of Kead '
i m Uothia-f kthe unty, incladinff suits and Binle parment3 of everV dfcscrip- t
- tion tor Gentlemen's wear and for Boys of alt ages over three years. , . '
i' W h!lvH immi and elegant stock" of Piece Gooda for Custonji orders, ,
''': an( a rpsSof Artistic Cutters, unequalled in any Tailoring House of either Europe
. .or America. '..-,. . - 4 ' f.' ' ' 1 ' ' - . -
V AVe are ti e sole manufacturers of Thfl mnrimri Vaa Rhlrf. wliiMi "
m eqallec- fof ease eleganco-andWurability. 'They are sold either Keadjy.dade or'
;;-To Order.-" ' , v: - '';.'. ;';.',-- 'i . v - f - i
We keen thd; most ekcrant and'conDleta lines of Rnhf!c r! Chhmhrn
ana crnOKinsr JaCKCtS in tho United Btates. ' - '
"li V.nr numerous patrons in all parts of the country do business with us bit means of
, uo system cil Measurement introduced by us twentv years. ago, and since tised with
very great sijiccess. .. ,
".T? uo business on thd ONE PEICK SYSTEM, For Cash, to everybody, and
A i T r same prices as ciiarged over the counters of our Stores.'--
fit0 Ntipnal reputation of our Ilouse for the superiority of our goods, ahd hone
fill , vur vuHwmers, is a guarantee tliat any orders sent us will be fjutl'
filled.
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;;;.jd;;;tixgj
. . '".-'iris oppnwlaKW HToJ
- T
Mil
Is ill M i
r
by law lu s cqgniza'n l
eXeept in respect f IImj vigu.t ot ac
tion accruing to the jjcaon aggrieved,
and such district "attf i'eys shall cause
such proceedings to by prosecuted to
their tcrminatio'u aslu ether cases ;
prdvided. that nothing contained in
this seetioir.shall.be construed to deny
or defeat any right of "ivil action ac
cruiihg to, a,uy- -person,! whether by
reasuu ot tho act or oicrwisc.
:-tion -t. ..That no vafz.ni possess
It other qualifica;;;08 which are
iy be prescribed Vflaw, shall be
diaqti-alified for sefyk-3 grand or
petit .'Juror in any curt of the
United Stales, or of r ;ytifie, on ac
cbunl of. race, color o. picvius cou
ditiuti of Servitude ; ;;:d any oflicer
or ether person cJiariid ' with tiny
duty in the selection uf summoning
of jt rors, who shall "e.clide or fail to
sum non an" citizen ter the cause
afoivsaid, shall btf detnjW guilty of a
uiisuetneaiior auI Ue ficU not less
thai! si.ouo. : J -
Section ,1. That ai peases arising
under the .-provisions fj.his.net. in the
courts of t tie United titles shall"' be
reviewable by the Siiifeme Court of
the United Slates, wi tijout regard to,.
the Stmt in cotitrovvrsy. .under the.
.same Provisions atnl K'gulutions '
are now provided by ifw for the re-
we'v of other causes a 6aid Court.
. w-
lI-fToruramp7t5 and nricesT rrii.wf?r
"-WH11 Ji ,;. fiiinMr"n'ivij a custom t
L-I' .tito ollcnco, u
Or foritnerrTot6wixg
$400, a Business Suit
350,
300,
250,
200,
5f i.
It
u
u
' at 10,
" OK
Ot),
" 30.
" 25.
" 20.
" 15.
10.
150, Half Dozen Shirts, '- -
100, a Pair of English Custom Made Pants,
Or any other goodsthat may bo selected of equal value.
. Cards of Sampleand Books Xit Instructions sent upon request to bona fide
applicants.. .
Market Squahf, 1
i)inr2u-lui
K
BROADWAY AND GRAND ST,
ItOX 22ZG, I'.
nmv 7 lm
o.
BROADWAY A Nip WARREN ST.
XEir Tonic.
.Dry Goods, &c.
AND
'
bAaiCKn Ueookh, the subject of',' this
memoir, was 'born in ( hutbam county, North
Caiohua, My 14, 1708, am tiie.l at his resi
dence, in the satae comuy. May 7,1874.
lie was married to iiIh Martin, May 28,
1829. His marrmge was a happy one, his
wibJbeing.a lady cf great piety, ,-u-i her
memory ttiil precious iu ail this country fur
her deeds of laith un charity, fche bore
lam two d mhters and eigat sous, IJev. Juo.
II. Brooks, of the SortU Carolina 'Conference,
being one of the unr.jber. Both daughters
and two sous went bcf.ne 'liiu iafo the spi-it
world, u'nd now the ir.uiily are equally di
vided -one-half bavin;,' cios.sed the fl Hid
theoth-r still waiting the Master's call to
join those who have gano before in their
eternal state. !"'
Mr lh-oolis always had a profound regard
fur the Christian rehstott, but never 010
For
and es-
iecia.iv. uunu me lauer oeriod. be v.an
deeply concerned .aboat lis salvation, but
never expressed hira.si !i : 3 satisfied with his
spiritual condition., ileis unable'., to speak
CK PURE
is. , - -
Dry Goods.
PEEU1IAH
l,t)UU' , '
KO. 1 Pklltul
To urvive rnd d nly exHod.
rami 2-
)
L.
STfilAUS & CO.
Have j'tt opened u fiv Stoc't ot NEW
vCHNLK OALli:U
'27, '28 & 2 North WatV
if W'ilmiiigtoii,
IEGEIVED THIS 2D. 11',
Vi Lino ot the best brauds tf
A FULL
-r i)'
1
B L A C K
'1 . .
AND
E
Civil nights-. Bill.
' Ayc'ck has begun woik
at IJockinham, N. C.
' tiT . ; ... .
wjUecfc on the 1st of July.
rCourtCof
t. J . C JcCauley.
fb. Jrresson.
Af Arm field.
rs W.W.Walkap,
jviY'Chears,' A, J
tin. ,
1, of Carteret has l)ecn
e Dviniocratic-Conser
.ts, Onslow and Carteret,
V from that -Uistnet. r
Xvspoper will issue dailj
Jubis "will make irve iluil
i'llaleiffb 'ews : Some of the
-ferB :iu : the North Carolina
jfhsiVo attempted to arrest the
latiou scheme of Col. lluin-
and others, by an injunction.
Ana Branch, of Kcbaioud, Va., bat
vt'd a complaint for himself a,uu
Corn and flour are staple articTes ;
bat not more 60 than Johnson's Ano
dyne Jjiniment where known. IS b
good for children or adults, for am
Internal: soreness of the chest or bow
els, and the best Liniment prepared,
under ivbatever name.
arnTtbe-Cheraw and Salisbniy
ad is in a fair way to be speedily
rutithroufih.
. . . .
iron. luos. ib. Ashe was re nomi-
baticl or Congress, at Cnarlotte, ou
Wednesday of last week.
S nall-iox is prevailing to an alarm
ing extent in Uockingbam county, in
this State.
lion. Jos.'C. Abbott has been ap
pointed. b the President Collector of
ihe port of Wi'mington. : ,
The Republican Congressional Con
vention for the ,4tb District will meet
at Frankliutou on tho 12th of June.
A military company has" been or
ganized in linleigb, with Geu. V. R.
Cox Captain, and Maj. B. C. Manly,
Messrs. J. C. Brewster and T. P.
Devereux Lieutenants.
Mr. R. L. Steele has been elected
President of the Pee Dee Manufac
turing Company of .Rockingham. Ti t
amount of stock taken in,.suid Com:
i any foots up 870,000..
Says tba Greenville Register : We
regret to learn from the farmers that
the prospect bids fair for a bud crop,
they having been patliy damaged bj
ueaAy rains and frosts. Many ot theui
general taxation,
supported, and
inottn as Ajfri
The following is the text of the bill
as passed by tiio Senate :
Ail citizens and other persons within
the jurisdiction of the United Slates
shall be entitled to the full and equal
enjoyment of the accommodations,
advantages, facilities and. privileges
of in us, public conveyances on land
or water, -theatres and other p'aces of
public amusement, aud u.tu.. tit- cum
mon school and public institutions of
learning or Oeneyoicnce supported in
whole or :n .part by
and of cemeteries so
also tho institutions
cultural Colleges, endowed by the
United still os, subject only, to the
conditions and limitations established!
by lawraud applicable a'like. to citizens'
of every race and color, regardless ot
any. previous condition of servitude.
Sec'lion'2. That any person who
shall violate tho foregoing section by
deiyiiar to any person; entitled tj its
benefit?, except fori reasons by law
applicable to citizens of every, race
and color, and regaiidless of any pro
vious condition of servitude, the full
enjoyment of any of the accommoda
tions, advantages, facilities or privi
leges in said section enumerated, or
iiK-iting-SUch denial, shall for every
such oifence forfeit and pay the" sum
of $300 to the person aggrieved
thereby, to be recovered in aft action
on tho case, with full costs, and shall
also for every such offeuce be deemed
guilt' of a misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thei-eof shall be fined not
more than 81,5)0, provided, that the
iarlv asrsrieved shall not recover
Ijt a week before hi d ;i
out mat ciear auu .nnc-ouia
justification, through 'he
tii.-s iaaiuv and lnenl.i m- t
faced detith calmly au.l
only seemed to. regret iu i
that he httd iiat spent bis !
vice of 17is M t;ter. XL t I
tentT hive 110 doabt, an--ti
ne, so often sung by m
faith cf such, :
" But. if I die tvitti mer
When I the kiag uve
Xhis v. eie to die (delk'h
As tinner never die t,
he left us w ith--
13 testimony - f
tonenieut, which
nth desired.- lie
uutemlied, and
ivinjT the . world
:ig life in tho er-
was a true peni
if the hyixn be
o stimulate the
ought, '
fed,
thought!)
then there l.s hone m hud-ran.
In him the Methoditit CuBrch hns lost a
true and tried friend ,"theS! Jki a good citizen,
and the community lromwlih he was taken
one of its most valuable mil-bers.
-JtS'. IT. Moore.
oniTt";
are - plotting up
planting again.
The Raleigb Sentinel sajs :. Raleigb
Rebubiican is tile name of a new
uper soon to appear and to be edited
more than one penalty, and when the
offence is u refusal of burial, the pen-
their cotton and 4 d br the heirs-
-'"J '""J 7J . , i
at-law ot tho person whose uouy nat.
been refused burial. And provided,
further, that ail persons may eieuv vet proceeds win bo annroprwtea'-'to tl
sue for the penalty aforesaid or to Oxford Orphan Asylum. may2f3 2t
Dih-D Of an Ovarian turn i' 111 Ashley
county. Arkansas, on tlifiHlh of March,
1871, Mrs-.-fclilZABE ill J j;E SEOBEltllY,
consort ot. D. ..V. Sedberry, aiul daughter of
the late lidwin Wade, s'r of Kichmond
county, N.C, in the 37rl" ve'ir ot her age.
A good woman has hdlen -tb,e' kind and
affectionate wije has goa' tho loving and
truly faithful si.ster has 1, ft ns! the fond
and doating" mother is dsit Sao 'was con
verted to tiod in early life . 'iX;jd daring herl
nid hue snowea tUo pow-ot. the grace, or
God in her heart, regul.itii ber life in ac
cordance ' with the Rpirit "of ta0 Oospel.
Meekly. Kesigned to the Divin's vrill and eon
fidently hoping iu God ixir Saviour, she
committed her bereaved husbftnd and live
sms to. His Heavenly care -audi commended
her departing spirit into 'the uu(i3 .or her
Falher?in Heavvn. -
Doubtless sne ha4 passed into jhe presence
of her blessed Saviour, and to day "worships,
adores and rejoices in tJiu betief: country,
even the Heavenly, whe tM inhabitants
shall never say, "I am .si ok.'" m
"No sickness there no we try wasting of
the frame away. " . j . -; , , :
But all is life, and -health, -'and holiness and
joy. " Blessed are the deai -h' die in the
Lord," y'.-VtQBfeRicK. r-
New" Ad ye r t isc lis e n ts .
"Tt TAJOTi EOBFRT LItgH AM will de -ItJL
liver hU celebrated ''aNGLO SVXON
LEUXUIIE, at Williams' Hall, on Friday
night, June . 5th,: t.iid hi Lecture on
'(JHBISTIXN CIVILlZATIt'N." ou S;ltllr
day night, June 6th, at 8 o'clock. Tickets
5 J cent3for each Lcctur ihv be.hiul at
the Drug Stores and the Book" Store. -The
ine
. BO.OT3,
i M ' if ATS,
REA33Y-"Vf A WeZ
p .. j .
jr m . ii 111 v. c:
Our Gc 'u's are orv CUT
aspr.11 orf 'nsiouKis mat w.i cniieo-t lei im
d;i-Mjld by !!, body in this inarr.r t. Wi- cl!
especial 'ate!::i'.'ii to our ia:v; t '' of
KifOES. .;omlry Mersjiants supplied t
B.iltiniore rate.-.
tuvitvi 1 IMVIl 1 All Ifl4vll'
rpilE UKDEU.slG.N'F.L) HAVETAK1.n
1 the iigmcy for tl;u sal?' of tl.e'w'iovt-i
tiiizeis, und will supply plant is .t p;i
lied I y the 'Cumpnuy. t itber lur c;,sb ui '
crop time. , 1 '
Navass.i Gua.no has. been, hugely used for
several jc.irs, and wilh Mitiid ictoiy l ults.
The standard of pi.!l!y t f Id uT J,!. WH
are asNtired. b;is m i i n:y niaiiil .ilivd this. b'it
improved. Ihe 1 l.o-puate i-t very iihul 1
for coiupor.tli'ifl;.
1'beNavasst Almanac for lS71,eMit:i:ir.ng
tnU'-h y.iltlab:.: it f..iu::.tii li.bec lis l:t.Iulot,s
testimonia's ei v eil k!wn flai fern i s t the
inerit of th; c b-nil'i rs. v ill 1 l.ai;.t d (.en
pp!ici.tkin to- tiK. or. b l-.uud 1 ly 11. nil or
btiiei wire, to Miy one de;iiin,7 Ai.'l iiiioiLni-
tion la Hi" ' mes.
wi;l e71 fcoasoa t lit if
Til 1" Z'S-! TI! f t US ! Tii 3" US !
L. STRAUSS & CO;.
A Y RTT V. 'ml LLK
JJO Tj.VDY, in want of a good ALPACA,
that will not turn brown, .should fail
to examine our STOCK. We
- . sell none but the
most reliable
. . r " makes.J
ALSO
WHITE AND COLORED
SEWd V r.-zi i---
iu all sizes, . ineludms be CEI-EDnATED
ma
... . . -
SIT,
; at the - i
First Class Dry Gootls House I.
FR AHK THOEITTOIT,
FAYETTEVILLE, n. c.
april 30 tf
GEORGE PAGE & CO.,
Slwniifactn rcrs. .
PATENT PGRTA3LE CIP.CU
SAW hi ILLS,
ALS3 CTATI31U27 A3L
H I HAM EXGIXJES,
jSTo. 5 U.gchroede r st.
BALTlMOItE, J.fD..
' .
april 2-i'm
,.NOTI'.C
Office of Bsavlr Ceeik C1an(;i.'V Co,
Fayiitti vfcr ia:, N. C, M
General -.Met ting of the
r
v 12. Hi 74. ,
t.-)ekholdrtrs of
,1 at (heir (JCice
A
11, this (Join puny sv ill be he
on ilniulay, the.).-t!i diiytd-Ju:te, 1H71,
full attend ince is requested.
rii ay 1-t lm JOti: SHAW. Prrs'.U.
"just em sEMOKr...
"VfEW MAOKEUEij, iu 4. A acd whole
1 l.bls. No. 1 Family .NoitU. (Jaroljna.
Koo Ijrring. I'ifty ;:.iL-k.j H ie H.ilt (1 Bush.)
hix hr.niiied sni.id !;;;; hnj Salt. In
linn lied bushels White. Lbi-k lind I
Sigav House, byicu ia !.l Is. 'Ihiitv
Hoos and i:ai:es. till AS. GI.OV
I if i'ii i.if'iiit
ft' iii.i'i'ii..1 ni....i'v !".rT..vt bd.-.Tx. t ut"
held bv us li'Vlcolu iion. I'mlb-a Mltihik to
hccine a Mippl-y will pUiise eonlcr with id, nt
asearlva d.it. an muv bo t Ji.ViLi lit, 'iW to
qnantii y und terms.
Mu'jaI J. 1). WILLIAMS im
A CAKGO of this VnhiabJo lVitirt'ar j;it
JL K ceived.
l iiimeis can now g t a M'.p; ly tor all tlieir
Clous. ol p.i v i ell on I 01 li.
Apply to ' W1. H.Mirtl t CO,,
No" A :j! H.iy stre t,-l uyc'U ville,
!ajnl 3-- lm . , imi
IT. Y. Spirit Ca'
t: i y r or Hale nv -
... XEUUUNEll it C ALDER lj
april 2d U il inn gtrj
STArt OF AOUTH XAIIf
CUJU DEliLAKD COl
Office lio.vnn Corxf y Co;
. I Ailin.VH.LK,
"XTOTIOEis bfcrehy give:
jLv tJit Ib aid of County t
be h "hi on iloudav und in
2d du h of June ut-xt-iJ
con ect.''i)? and completing t'.
1874. i-rsouii vviiir-bsvo nr
iu lhcir t5blS ld-the.t'r
Alter tin l'ux Lints an
Sheriff no ooireclioiui
strict conformity kH'.
1 rom the mi
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7
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n v 1 t - tt , .
Mi
W II OL E S A I. K A N L R E
, . , . ' OliAl.KK IN '
C3 ET!2L3acZr !Er-ai.:"El3 HL:
CHINA,
G IjAPSWAKE.
- silvkr-itate d-warb;
..... . ' . :i. s ' ! '
1
X
1 "mmmMmWmmmr
i
Hay Htreei
V."
D. SMIIII&CO.
Su2:ar
Hoiise
TOO
iids. s: n.svip.
Fors.l3 by " "
. i- .. KEtiCdK'Ci'l Si G.VTjDEri BKO-S.
tiprilvSJ . . ; ; . Wilmington. .N. C,
yE'ATOI'.T, TEX.vi.,
AUthoStafies
llou!e.-Bv wIl 6ii4
diirct fcom lirst h:tnd.-'."
tached to the House. Th
1 to make tbKITrtuse their ho
1 asjany otheir FIIJT-CLAKS
- -1.. ....... . . i'i
MM
febo-tf
A T TO I
AT. LAW.
i
Practice. in Connty, Uistrict, nud United
States Cv.n-f .':! ra haprfme .v.'?:,n
fa
XuoxviUe, and NasUviib
Oct 9-tf
Tcupcntiiic Stiils I
L"" 1V1.L. tUni'EN'ilKE iVriLL. ;
?J ' 1 , Pniparly made, lor ;4.t1.
.
Bi;L. STILL,
- -' l'nr S:h'by"
rm-ii 2 ; I' - .
Ft r: v. v ni u. . a
i ' M. .V 1. VKEb,
- - F..v '.b vi. lc. N'
Grist MUIb, LrlM's 'nrbino Water .Vlier1s
Wrrt Worklrir ichiaeiy oi all iiiiue, atid iia
' cltiubtn fcntjarif. - - - --" ;
NEXI rou icATAi.n;rF.J,
r.piil 10 ly j . .
M A Is T L Y
. BALTIAIOEU, 11 1.
- C. K. IiOtlAK, Troprie
. Firsthiss hccommodittioui.
to that ofany hotel in the city.
' apt 24-w-tf. ,
N a I i o i) a 1 II o t
: WIL1IIN3T0N, H. C.
BOARD. Per Day, . - - J3.
r.. . .UKUBEN JOt
Every accommoilation ud attention. .
j Oet 9-lf f .
5111 .JUOIUiL Disraitrr.
i T THE SOLlCrrKTMN OF KUMEltOUrf
t frii.n.U of bothhaaiticul Uarti-s, 1 le-
' ' - V. f 1 . , .
re-election to the ouci orJudgo ot lh ilL
in licial l i-trit.
pril 2 lm
1
- . -.- tin T ' n'ilC1 lie .l.'.UM S fl A I.f.
fc"Mliriu FaWiilk- cvi.y Hp.etral.ty aunco.H,Jf a Caudi.lato lor
tay prep. r.l t da. v.u.k 'f Ihiib'K-ht iiu-j
move nentSo! 1 trmu 1-e l.esl mateiial.
june: 1.2 -r-wly ' . '
IiALl'li r. BUXTON.;