:
sthjefeagle;
Sditc
Fa j rtteville,- Angus t 20, 1 874
called for. Ye'ask" all wfcVowe us to
paatkoncd-wbat- tbej-can;, -The W
n n fta -fact
possible, and to those at a distance
postal cards.are; sent; Tpforining iheta
whrajime paid for -was oat, or dates
andTmoantTd'Ser - 'reliaT jhYt
Desuu our seventn jearr ad we wanf
lo close accounts withLererT cerson.
mrr or t dead. Before , panic v time?
wa could indole neonle and
4 v , "
irdoeb ; tut now toarments to n nr.
slow rod - uncertain; Vb'ife - almost
eTeiZ a?womn. and child to whoa
vw? ,0ae cot press us4 with 'ducf.
day by daj, till fcrery farthing ispaut
cixruc.cu Aurce ,,4 to unt0ther
4uerdo onto nsw XW4 are ; mark
ing-off manj names from -but : books
of such " as 'are 'bttiYud in ; payment
in Jjxe sD'altLalEe'-off iuaLoj morel
- PoslofHce order, or . registered letter,
or Express, at oar. rifcki,f Jloney in
ordinary letter, by the -mail, we think,
would be safethoogb we do not en
gage to risk it..' A great maDy person?
can'pay some or "all aC once, and fuL
payment by all. can pe rpade in Jbt
: next tvro or three months from return
of crops and eat al stores. . .
In Harnett payments can be mad-J--
; to B."E. Shaw. In Moore county ('
i A. HfATcKenf, Carthage: and" S. !
Bochanao, Postmaster, at Jonesbo'
Uobeson; to Ed. McQueen, Lumber tc.
Richmond, to Peter McRae, Xiaurin-bargbK,-
Codington,!- Ererett &Co.t
Kockiughamf and- W. "D. Townsend,
Bostick's Mills. Bladen,' R. II. Lyon,
EiizabethtowD.MarlboroS C. fU-
i
I ointments, wuter cures, bluestone and
alum. His charges are $10 for cancer,
consumption, &c., and $1 to $2 foi
ordinary cases, and even oO cents for
slight ailments. :,
' Dr. Barnes . was born in Gates
county, a -slave and property, of an
Odom family." He, then belonged, to
Eure, who r?'"-,!' ""-"vnnd
afteftbatT
they
whT
whJ
J
maiv
Ust of Jforth Carolina Congress-
men, Jndges and Solicitors.
. m 1- e n . -' .
Jo i.o wing. t list y embraces the
ue present aties elect to the next Con
gress, our present Senators, the exist
ing judges and tLe J udires aud Soli
cuors elect; -.-...
- COKQBEooIONAI,. " ,
1L I ..... - . v
ixoriu tjaronna win tuns be repre
iiea in tne next Congress (thb44tb),
assen'njeajn Wasbington (Jit
-uii oi Marcn next : .
, Senate. - - f-, -"om,
Con.
iplll)
i.kRnn Con.
lOW-v' ,
lyjjlii Bunn,
V flf heeler, PP
VtcfcH, Cod. ( -
Oon.'f1
iDavi
Da
uons. ?
- T!,T i
Goodwin Ref
Porsj'Uie, L
Franklio, T
Craston, V a
Gates, John
" an villa. l H3f
Crews, Reps. ;
reene,
vxuilford . u.riaiilial!. John
otpjes, uon
gjghes, ?
is.
Barnes'N
Joha Giicw
and . Archibald
about 1S50 nv
James jlcCa'll
w lift pi r ma .
Doctor tben liredin FajVtx
months1,- and moved to hi?
residencer ixf Hainttf It
and since, b et wpscfiarged )
cooDecled with., thd' . T, .
Doctor
n, Con.
Teates, Con.
yman, Rep.
ddellrCon.
TTis,'.Coit.
and he first married a f
Gates and had six cb
' He pext married ft larV woman in
GateB Rosetta3aker, ttpreseut wife,
ana nas . oyuer , Beyeiai y wiiafen
grbwn: who: can rAand ?vi-Ie I
has usuallr a bor J
w M
VCon:'
-aallfax.'J A'tiri.l Vl-lW Oaniftl
Reps.
Harnett, J A SpeaUW
Henderson, James 1 itfiep. .
Iredell. A CI -F'GithAr
. JohnstoWRT wu sf' A BfTznT!!
lons. ,,', i
V ' Jfnoir, Pan ott, Con -,
Jumcoln.
acon, James' L 'Eobiuson, Con
imi8oti, u AGadger, Con.
, McDowelt-A M Erwin, Con. ' ff
' JU-ckJenbnrgf . Sol TT Reid J -1
betton. Or.n . : 1
- Jrroo,re',.A A McIverrAon.
Comparative Cotton Statement.
New YoaK, August 14. Net i re
ceipts at all U. S. portj lor the week,
4,785 ; same week hist year, 11,325;
total to dalo 3.748,718; .same' date
last year, 3,575,362. - Expo- for th3
jveek, 6,130; same week i..iL, j-ear,
.11,167; total to 'date;-2,789,420; fame
iato last year 2,556,081. ' block at
ill TJ. S. ports, 141.641 1 last tear,
137,126. At all intevior., towns, 20,
790; last year, 19.77J. At Livery-
887.UUU i last year, bU7,ut'u. avl--
icart ntioat for Great Britain, UO;
last year, 45,000. - ' -
Z , :
Large sun hats trimmed, with .white
tulle are quite the thing among fash
ionable young ladies at the sea side
An Albany Methodist girl forcr
piety upon her lover by making
nay the Jjord a prayer every ti
Newport: ladies wear n xf
yaeht;ng jackelot cream col
double breasted ail : b
velvet. "I .
Some of tho prettiest
noon dresses are of striped
tihnmcd with r.arrow black
and lace. . f
Miscellaneous.
ding Cotton liins.
pi
'7"
more
Cdored silk " slodi
is active
Me'tb-::
men;1
T.E-Dodieyl Benuettesville. '.Marion,
S. C, to J.-M. Johnson. In Vilmiug
tou, a,ud persons along the line of tht
Carolina Central .Railroad, can pay to
Wopten. Richardson & Co., Wilming
ton or onrthe train, to ' Capt. 'P.
Wooten, Conductor, Iu. Chatham to
CoU J.' A WomackV or JI. iH.' i Burke.'
Pittsboro. s In. SampsoQ ito ,-V
Kerr or J.--Hit Stevens Clinton;! 'Ai
Raleigh to the Postmaster. 4 The ; "as
sistance of these gentlemen is engaged
only for 'the present, and not as perma
nent agents. Persons. Who, cannot
forward at Pnbe to; this office what
they ove,; can ! pay io, these .persons
named, and 4bosiuBure- saler.
regard h.
nation
; CivfL '"aHTSjCarHed ; threugh our
lnuStLbaembnexi-FQ Pay P'j j n9l
"Tlie whole, and pay ft07Txnd1 we will
indulge you again. rt . 1-
. . , ,' - ; " iJ:r-.
Harnett County. -Last week we
attended Harnett j CourL ( Judge R.
P. Buxton presided with a R. Mc
Donald Solicitor. -We stopped with
our old f friend -AJ J.Kivotti who has
built a'fine new hotel at; Lillingtori.
He "keeps a splendid house, and has
the estjrooma and best tablin, two
States. We" advise everybody la go
to Kiyctt's. -i The, water is as good as
t tbatrtve tdrank last'summer on top
of the Blue Ridge There" was a large
croud at court, but not much .money
nor.Jbusiness. Cropsare rgood, in
Harnett.
TJw ; justness of Court .was over
with ane week's v work. Th ere ' was
only f. necapital or'mnrder case viz i
where Fran csBamcS, Mary Rarnes,
Henry Barnes and Peter Barnes were
charged witu the murder of Kate
. Cherry, all colored. From what '. evi
dence we beard by the first witnesses,
it appeared to tea case of most willful
mnruer; lhiff murder occurred loth
last'Jaly, near Rock Branchy on 'oor
encern -ikauroaa, ana one auegea
reason for it was that Kate Cherry's
' linsband bad , become, intimate with
Fraoeis Barnes., Kate had quarreled
And fought with Francis about this
matter, and finally Francis took h(i
brother Peter, and Henry and his wife
'They all beat .bervVithtticliB, and
whole Democratic tlicket in the elecr
. mi . I - ? ' i ' .1 . I J ?
lion , xmg or inat -.inuiviuuai canui
datedid not' cdnlrol or lead the vote.
Bat th e oh ly tail ureor treac h e ry w as i n
our . Judge's election. It seems, that
Mk jPemberton, our candidate for So-
Ucitor, did not act in good faith with
the party, "orf the iiresalt" in "Stanly
and VMountgomeryiwoard have bee.n
different. " . We : shall iiot 4charge him
with the-whole fault nor assign him
to 'eternal ''damnation until we .are
more fully advised of the facts. The
case certainly JoQksbd,ifor- Samael,
but thora must havo been many other
I very streaked and rotten Brindle-tails
in mose couniies, anasomo icw uul
side even ia Fayetteviile. We fear
our party will bo demoralized in iuture
from these causes.
1Ait.
lltb v 3ames
12th 1 R. H. Ca'
The right' of Louis
probably be contested by Judg
Moore, and the right of T. J
L ill be contested by Judge Cloud.' ;
V. ;' ' i SOLICITORS. " ,
-iot, James P. Whidbee, Con.
V J J. Martin, Rep. ; ,
Lon. J. Moore, Rep.
W. S. Norment, Con. -
Pemberton, Con. ,
L. Harris, Rep.
F. N. Strudwick, Con. .
. James Dobson, Con.
W." J. MontgomeryV Con.
V. a. Si. Uowles, Con.
A. C. Avery, Cou.
- AV. S, Tate, Con.
10th '
11th
12th
Wliat the Elections Mean.
i Wo can see iii. North Carolina and
Tennessee elections what would have
been the effect "of the Civil Rights
bill if it'had passed. .. The excitement
to which its discussion in Congress
has 'given "rise is almost as "great-in
those States as if it were a law. The
elections may be said to havg turned
on It; and wo xioyJrr"
rible effect w-
thaiadreVr
rights -Jay
than ajdf'
wbulcLr
all oV
hosw
gersA
andaJ
whitek
desertecrfpTl.
would bo." essential Iy7
The whites "of the Soutbv
and Republican alike, will novwicv
so-called "social equality," ineludiV
mixed schools, lorced.npon them by,
The Legislature Members Elect
of the General Assembly of
V. North Carolina, as far as
4 Heard From.
-' 1st District, Currituck," Camden,
Pasquotsnk,- Perquimaus, Hertford,
Gates and Chowan, Wm. B. Shaw and
Thomas R. Jernigan, Cons.
2d, Tyrrell, Washington, Beaufort,
Martin, Dare, Pamlico ; and Hyde,
Charles Latham aud Martin S. Selbv,
3d, Northampton and Bertie, W. W.
Peebles; Rep.---; Z'-l'lfV
4ifa, Xtalifnx, Jonn iSryant Coi) !.
6b, HUgeeombe, W P Mabaou (OcO
Repv . ' - - o
bth, Jitt, Joseph ii. btrieknej, Con.
'" 7ib, Wilson, Nash and Franklin,
Charles M Cooke and Nick W Boddie,
Con 8. ! -H-."" :
8th, Craven, Richard Tucker, Rep.
9lb, Jones, Onslow and Carteret,
WTR Bell, Con. ,
10th, Wayne and Duplin, D E Smith
and John D Standford, Wons.
' liib, Lenoir, and Greent, Josiah
Sugg, Con. "
; ;12th, New Hanover, Ed. Cantwell,
Rep. ' "--v.'
;13th, Brunswick and Bladen,' Rev
Uasnweli, Kep.
-i" - - - '-----'- v r
;.i ; - A-fn furnish tiiesa w(wm uKM,u
,r- We are n oxv 7 - . on are respectfully request-
' ptirties w iutcna The advantages Of this Ginjnrc:
edtb send in their nr18 lres the" attendance of no cxpe-
, that it is most ewnf'jJJrvUh the labor of one hand: will
; rienced sinner and P' fitK of time than any other Gin
Votwn i "3rr -j,,, losing no time and making
I t'" ""'"i ' " ' te ,
not curry to the saws any t,
rn)suchasrocJcs,nails,sticlcs, f
s,-enderthe danger from
Jrthan any other. Gin in
veluyinganyotlicrGin.
festimonials from well'
Jb & DANCV, -
i lea vnsnTU aits noetiz casolhia, ,
' NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
S
laueous.
Miscellaneous.
jrsti-exrr;
no.
dili. In 15 is towurda' the I3tL
-iv Rev. T. Iil PaVeaux, Mr. Johs S.
r: a rf-t . ' t
iu miss fl.m kjjluu. ,. :
fetai
LQrocers land
Kockingnu. yrgc-
Johnson, Cons -v jmMmnS
Rowan, J S McCU George M
Beinherdt, Cons. V ...
Rutherford, EH VVhinantf jjCp.
Sampson, W H Brjantj james j
McCallop, Cors.
- Stokes, Thas Martio,Con.
Swain, T D Bryson.Con
Tyrrell, W W Walker, Con.
Union. Lemuel Presson: C&o
Warren; Carter-Williams, Lib. Rep.
Conservatife MajorltlesT
i THIRD CONGBES8I0N4L DISTUICt.
, WaddelVa Majorities by Counties.
Carteret. 27 official.
Onslow ..'........... i 494 official.
Duplin : V; 712 official.
Sampson ........ .. .. - . 480 official.
Cumberland ...... wit.. 157 official.
Harnett. .... .'. 92 official.
Columbus;.'.... 52S-official.
Brunswick ....! 80-official.
: Total .v'. . ,f J ! . .E70
Deducting M'&ay'a Majorities, viz :
1,117 in ., New HafioreV and 183 in
Bladen, WaddelJ's majority in tbo
District is 1,270.
..DIED.
-r
. - ' iii' h
" 14tb, Sampson, Edwin W. Kerr,
Con: " ';
J5th, Columbus and Robeson, W
Foster French, Con. ,
Cumberland and Harnett,
in). Con.' : -'-'
L R Waddell, Con.
M Basbce, Con,
a-M Paschall, R;
ge Caswell, C E
VHiam son, Cons,
iiard G. Sneec
Albright, Con.
.gbarn,' Jas IrvinJ Cou.
ad, Cdo., and AS Holton, R-
'RandolDb and Moore. ' JP
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
a iitim'ji Mniorities.
7 9 ..V. Ill-Official
DupUn . . . J
csampson.... .... ..
Robeson......
Columbus.... .....
Total.. 1.2,411 , r
From this deduct liussell's majori
ties, as follows : Bidden, 294; Bruns
wick. 20: New HaDOver, 1,255, and
we have a majority in the District of
507 official.
671 official.
554 official.
6 -official.
5G2 official.
842.
Raleigh Finances.
says tbo Kaloign sentinel: At a
meeting of the City Commissioners,
last night, Henry Miller, Esq., acting
Chairman, and all toe Commissioners
present, Mr. William C. Stronach, as
Chairman of a Comrnittee, submitted
a statemont of thef indebtedness of
the city. This report shows a pres
ent bonded debUrfAS,000 and a
script debt making a
total debto Njjonded
debt bm V Mr.
Jo
orEWAltT. in Kicumond eo
24th Jaly, Miss Saeah Stewaet, it
year of her age. ' : A';.'v5:.
HILL. At his residence, - nea
Duplin county, on Saturday," Anguov
CoL C. D. Hill, in his 57th year. A .
McLA.URIN.-A.t thV residence of
brother, Col John CMcLanrin, at LanriiT-
bargh, on I3th May, Miss jeses McJjAtrnrN.
UoOORMICK, At '"ni residence, neai
Laurinbnrgh, on J7th,July, Mr. Akchibald
McCoemick aged 82 years and 2 months.
SIIAW. In Harnett county, July 28th,
Mrs. Makqaeet Shaw, aged 86 years. t
HICKS. At Fnison, Dnplin county, N. C,
on Thursday, 30th July, Dr. James H. Hick's,
in the 70th year of his age. '
CORBETT. After a trief illness of hear
disease, at his late residence in Franklin
Township, Sampson county, on the 27th nit.;' J
Mr. John (Joebett, aged 7b years, being Jbis
birth-day. ,--, . ,. .
ROGEKS. Suddenly, in Raleigh, on the
14th inst., Hon. Siox H. Rooebs, in the 47th
year of bis age. !T . 'j f
Ii 11
MUt
1
p
7 1674.
Special Notices.
The Blood Cves its red color to minute
globules which float in that fluid, and con-1
tain, in a henlthy person, a large amount ol
Iron, which gives vitality to the blood. Tht
Peruvian Syrup supplies the blood with thii-
vital elemont, ! ttrength and vigor
SI
New Stock Dry Goods
1. J. LILLY & CO.
AiEE NOW RECEIVING, AND BY THE
XX. ' elosoof the pre.-; , t. woei will have m
store complete, a large tuid attractive stock of
STAPLE AX II FANCY DRY MODS
BEADY-3IADE CLOXlIINli,
1UTS, BOOTS, SII0F S,-
j LUATIItilt MATTING,
of Merchants
&Cp,
To' which the attention
others is invited. . V '
; No. 5'J Hay strett, Iron Front,
marl9-tf Fvteviiie. N. C.
and
FURNITURE !
(AT HIS OLD STAND OF 32 CKARS-)
New Advertisements.
BLACK
Mf
AND
hvJ Cod."
.fh Rinhmrtnd and Jlontp"
. , r ... y T fi4
law. , TDey are most Kinuiy dispose iJCU",J"'
toward Ine; negroes, and it let alonei A lu
wilL keew on excellent terms with I vao'eyr
BLACK PURE
Mohair
H
pyrtmTURfi i
Farotte-ville,, 1ST. O.
J.rV. BA.KER woaM C ill the nitsaUon me
bis old custome;s auit (he pnblio to Ijik liTpe,
Stock of FUKNITUKK. frwui tbo fiu-ntto the
most connnoiK ' Also Colli as ct rJl jn,ilities,
all of .which he pledges himself to sell m low
as they cun be had in the market,
m irS-lyr" , -
W. -Elt. JOHN B. NFAU WM. D. KHtPAHD
BAKER, XEAL -Ml WARD,
Cotton Factors,
. AND '
GENERAL COMMISSION MEBCIIAET3,
C orner Water and Gommcree Streets,
' . MOliFOLK, YiA .
Aqents ' foh Patpsco Gvatso.
Particular Attention paid to filling orders
for grain.
Jane 19 tf-w.
"XTTHiTj .open on the first Monday in
YV Aupjnst. I
( Board from $7 to $8 per month. . - . , .
Tuition from $8 to 1 15 per gesiioiv
1 Musio $12 60 per session. ' ,
Students will leave th Eailrof 1 at 1'syrti
where they will find conveyAucut to the
Springs. . ' 1 - i t
.For particulars please address .
0vJV. 'SIX-OS JR.,
: Ore Hill. Chatham Co. N. C.
Howan Baptist
tat T7 TTTcrnTrriTTrTn?
(jRFREESBOUO', N.'O.
Institution has just closed the most
rosnerous session of its history. The
iext session, with the anie corpa of tochers,
will begin 1st Wednesday in October,
i Charges per session of nine mouth,
ble one-fourth ou entrance, one-half lotu of
February, remainder ft. close ol Fusion-'
Literary Tuition and Board $158 Oi unison
tal branches, taught by the best teachers 'on
terms equally reukonnb.e. l or catnlogucs
address . s AJIcDOWELU
july 16 lni " ' President...
r-R--rxrffGa:LNGER
l UAIJKET
street.
rienls
DECEIVED TH1
BLACK ALPACAS
MOHAIRS, with a beautnul.
WHITE GOODS, EDGINGS
LINEN COLLAKSVw
NEW STYLE -FALLV
ED SHIRTINGS and SUEk
Dry Goods Store.
THORNTON
J
f
F.1CFADYEN SPRINGS
Four Miles from Lltllc Itlver
A Plcftsant Resort for
Invalids!
WE will be prepared, by the 10th of July,
to accommodate a limited number of
guests nt this healthful resort.1
The water was analyzed by Doctors lioLin
son and Colton , and pronounced highly effi
caeious for diseases ot th Lier, Dyspepsia -and
diseas28 peon lLr to women.
Many citizens of Fayetteville havenned the
watersnnd been leuenied thereby. We icier
to them. . j
... )L,tC TOU regularly Vetwccn Cha
By the Day..r... .,...-;..--
By the Week
By the Month
A. OYERBAUGII ft SOY,
.' PROPfilETORS.
july 2-tf ' '
12
25
FAYEnEVlLLE HOTEL.
THIS OLD AND WELL-KJ TOWN HOUSE,
notwithstanding the "panic," is still
kept up, and continues to me rit the patronage
of the public. The TABLE is under the su
pervision of an experienced -caterer, and is
. Ii O UNTlFULL Y I SUPPLIED 1
; The rooms are thoroughly furnished, ras
sengers notiflod in time lor all j
Boats txx'cL'. Traiaa.Fj.,
. Lrv&x Stiblk Attached, i
All the Stages arrive and depart frcjn thia
House. Bar well supplied with pure,. Liquors
direct from first hand.-. CAUliLlltsIiOi' at
tached to the H6use. - The publiV nre invited
to make this House theijhome. .Terms as low
as any other FIRST, LASS UOTLL.
A. 0YEJJiiJAlTGIl & SOY,
them, and will accord to tbem all the
'social equality" tha.t their race enjp
in any Kothern btate ; btiM
jtedly resent all attern pjr rff
to cram.it down tueir btw "
ir r,ir hfit i hn obiect of the agitation
of the . Civil .Rights bill is partly re
voge aod,.chiefly.,aia8Q,. desire to
make-a strong compact, exclasive
Francis stabbed ber witb a knife, l.. . Pnj;.i uHnPi)rn.
- I "WW y w u UlUllllMIU AlHVItVUI DU v
lacv at the South. , -5
Civil RiRbAa
from whieb Kate .died.-. Since we left
Court We Bear tbe Jury found allfocr
guilty of ibrirder," wbicb, ; by consent,
tbe'v'Juifge afterwards changed to
manslaaghterand all were sentenced
to the rjenitentiary.jfor few years.
Tha Ra"rni Tin&Toea are said to be
of good f "character, in the neighboi
nood, ana are cmiaren. oi 5. 4
t Dii. 'Iakc. Astosy , Barnes,
who ;live8snea.r. Spout. Spring and is
theorily colored practising physician
we-know of in Iho State.
" Drf Barnes , has been long kno wn
in this section, and the colored people
over several counties : employ him to
treat all manner of diseases.- Some
white- neoDle - also send for him and
he ia spoken of as conjurer and
skilled in witchcraft, and it is said he
goes to Heaven every Friday night:
He is about 75 years . old but claims
to be over. lOOand: 8ays his- father
atvd mother were both natives of Gui
nea He ia small in size, quite black,
shrewd tut' does . not know! a letter
in l.ho. book., ' ;.; 1. : '.
His iaovledge of medicine is from
mains an J3pjen question.
c'onsolidatiQn 01, the whita votoii.
over the South. , Men who. in desnair
of reforming ; their. States, have not
voted foil years, wm turn out to ue-
Clare agauBi. uav ;uciieu measur
Brinffinc out every. , wnite man.
straining every : nerve; using all theii
'T, OUtU, J.pj ..
en I, GoD.yj'f.
31st,
32d,StoI
Cook;ltep5
33d. Suri
Con.
3.1th Tri
' ... t l A
it
r
1
58tl-
Llmday
ccuttnuo twentv
.aTesvA, $12 53 and, $15.
Board canhe obtained iii good fancies fct
8 to $10 p mouth- '
, For,- fur.her particulars cJress the
JJ. J01lS0:t 'ioc llccl,
f-lu -Hoberin County, N. C.
SXPJili CAU0L1.A.
Is' Scpehiob Court or axn)
CO0STY. f
)on-ild. Adminintrutor. to. Ran.
Xfor Assets
L
' t Proprietors.
1
,pearing to tbe satVsfaction of the Court
r-uad. tloCsakljl nd Hit Chri.n."
VjjrI n .n,nriii w i'd 'gainst
J
.H6
MitchV
ita.tJatawb
A Grab am. Con
ih, GsTston and Cleaveiand
straining ci y vuwii o T a
influence and money to diparv Aud'
ored vote, they will, we pf oi- Representatives.
Tains for , Conseryatj?' - Ve, J ames E Boyd, Kep.
t.1 DB HJ
Office,
iESS,, m tne .tesi
be sold low, - tor x;as
rf i lon
the SojJ-,r'b'
befoi
tisan."
Clair
eral
and 1
ment GU
the const
ol causes.
d action- 0
Coheress as
Thnt "Democrat it iwJira
great expectations on-the-advance 01
Thursday last. ' It is still not beyound
the power ot the JKepuoiTin pany to
bom its owtr a wnue longer Dy aoan-
doning the Civil Bights bill and pur -&uring
henceforth the policy of letting
the "South 'alone, purging-itself of
thieves,5 and makingfitself so go6d
that the people will be -content with
its rule till something better can be
- 0
:.o and what he has seen and
htard and bis medicines ate herbs, bad.-AV Y. Journal of Commerce.
J "ML Carson,. I nd.
J OUJltu, vou. .
"NA Thompson, C.
KWard, Rep.
.ton, Con:, W G
Ae, Con.
ti Means, Con. V "
. U Xuttle, Con.
..J- M Mullen, Con.
..wfetyApoleton Oaksmitb, Ind.
I Catawba, S M Finger, Con. . -t
Chatham, John MMoring, O A
flanner, Cons. ( . -";--v-; J; '
'?' Chowan,"-' - J Winslow,: Rep.
: Columbur, V V Richardson, Con.
A Craven John R Good, Edward 11.
Hill, Reps. ' - .
Cumberland, . James, C McRae, J
McD Jessup, Cons..
' Dkre, O N Gray, Rep. -
" Davidson, Solomon A Mock, Mar
shal H Phinnix, Cons.
EnO?fcv plica-
tionsforsV yry ae-
partment rV QV.ery
mail. The SeWhe Society
is busily engagerfoo'' tb .em!?m
List, which will go t the pablio this
Extensive preparatio08 are beinS
bade, and we havo every reason to
believe that our next Exposition will
be the most suceesslul ever h.eId ,n
the South. Mate Agjj!ur
A new . idea is developed in the
beautiful marble Cbarch 6f the ran
tans now. in-process of erection in
Harlem in the shape of a room above
and behind the pulpit, where persons
can worship who desire to be unseen
by the congregation, xw'fi
used to have this privilege m the oici
synagogues.
i NOTICE
. - j
I WILL be in thej
during the montW
ber, between the. hour..
and 3 to 5 p. m., for '
Taxes for the ttfvra ef'v.
year 1874, in order to rn
penses of . the town.
collected, and I ask that eve
ward f and pay up - within - tiv
specified. . ,: 7 L. C. LlNb
aug 20 4t " ;j V ' Colleov
J..w in74. from Kill OOUrt. at
lo rf th 1'lniiltlU. WbO On llmanm.
C ''jP'aint in the office of the
Vf"TV'OU.rt' a8kinK tor h salo of the
V belong" to the state of Sarah
":"r!!a' '?r Pnrpose of
zrfYJf payment of
faZZi: ".1 mutea that said De-
CTTi n ; ea 10 An "tereht in tho
.awe; t..id Defendants are horebv mmmJS
, -rr. omce 01 me uierk of th Sin
kVerl? Couut' cf Moorethin
l!L y.ygS&J lh commencement of the
ssnmnrons and answer the
jet them take notice that
Jfiiiid complaint
-.j)nly tO
Jady-
' $5 REWARD !
RUNAWAY, from the subscriber, appren-,
tice boy, DAVE MoCALLUM tcolored).
Said boy is about 14 years old. black color,
quick spoken, about 5 feet high. I will give
the above reward for said toy, or confined in
jail so I can get him. ,1 hereby forbid all
persons from harboring said boy, as I will
enforce the law in such case,
This Hth Auerust. 1874. :
aug 20-3t I S. W. SEAWELL.
BOOTS,
ABE. IRON, J
"?Ati tJD LTjD K AL 1MPLE1IENTS. io.
"3S Cotton, Fluur, Corn. Stives and all
Country Produce bought for Cmh or barer,
at market prices. - j
! i NEW STOCK I
SUMMlSrGOOTJS.
june 4 3oi . :l , :' 5
T BY UOUS
BALTIMORE, MD.
27 I
C. R. HOG AN, Proprietor.
First-class accommodations. .Fare aqnal
to that of any hotel in the city.
apl 24-w-tf.
N alio nal II
"WILiaN&TOlT, IT
o t c I ,
V
S3.00
REUBEN
Every acccmrnodatiuti and
Oet-tt .
attention.
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L MASOM'S IMPROVED !
1DOZ Quart L $2 50 ; 2 doz, $1 75.
1 barrel, o' 3 doz, $7 i'0.
1 Case, of 8 doz., 18 00.
Gem' Frni'.f Jars, 2 25 for 1 dozen, tvd
less for lar ger quantities.
I am r:pe:ting another large lot of tlie
IMPROVED' JARS, half gallons and quarts.
The Jr,U vrill keen Fruit, Tomatoes,
Scoppemonff And other GrSDes, JtcL WITHOUT
Sua- One snnnlv of the Jars, will last
maJT iy years, i ti careful hands. j -7iiBKcnoiuJ
Boil the Fruit. Ac, onlil it t
thoroughly coked. Fill the Jara rvvu while
-he Fruit is liling hot takiug care to beat
me warsgradublly nrst, to prevent Dreunnju
then put. on ; the tap and screw down the
taps imjAdiatei.y. As the fruit cools screw
down tJAe caps several times.
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Leather and Rubber Belling,
Steam Pumps.
igl- Send for Circular. ' - .
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