it .
Till DURUAM.f'pLANTERS' WAREHOUSE" JOilXa.WltKKRSON.Irtuager, oflorabUiwrioruavaiitages'to wllefi. 1877, 1, 750.736, Rnd etill . iiicrewiMg--
Jjiluuotflugg $utnriM n.8lkiriuk.j.i.i)ifc;
... . - ... wwUXvw. iJst ' ion of imgrwi ujwi 'raltter "so viullo
WKDNKSDAY......MAR. 6 J878 iu iuteresu th.t ii cooool piileotlj eon-
aider the pretexts for delay. U be sugges
lions if a ebanga in Ihe tax. has! acted like
a brake upon buiues, and (progress or
motion is brought to s dead eUnd atill to
,v GOV. VANCK- V V
Rather prematurely,, we cannot help
thioVmg. tit Question of the Senatorial
election has disturbed tha etjuinimity of
some of'.our, onUirnporaies. Since th a
question has bead farting, we ara at no lose
to construe tte motives f the attack upon
tha aduiinlstfathnt of Gov. Vsuoe. seeing
that those attacki ara at tha bottom of the
purpose to oppose hi election .
Last winter tltera were friends of kW Ei-
callcncy an far crii d awey J eothu-1
misiii as to insist mat no enuuiu us uumi
usted to the place now 80 worthily filled by (
Matt W. Rausiitii. Wa opposed bi pre
cipitancy upon the ground Ibat tha people, i
with unwonted expression, bad called him
to fill one office; uue. in which peculiar
adaptation toita duties, were ascribed to
bim. - A auber aecoad th-mght appreciated
the souiidumsa of our views, uud Gov. V'auce.
duly installed a Governor of the State,
catered up.in bis oflioa with the full abrega
lion, both OR , bis pert and that of bis
friend, of all alienor ambitions project. '
Ho ia now in the secoud year of his term ;
aod apart from I tie opposition of a csptiou
jouroalum, be ha not abated one jot in hi
bold apou tha sfFectums or esteem of the
people. Both (ova and respect eoter Into
the element which give liiin bis'wooderful
hold upon the popular roio J.1 Without the
first, ha could not have 'aroused tba oeree
Mate of enthusiajm which blasted aOoppc
aitioa ; without tba second, ha eould Dot
bare retained what he had gained, if reae
tioe bad exposed weakness of foundation.
It is tha peculiar merit of Got. Vaooe that
those light and amiable qualities which ap
peal to tha affections, areouly the graceful
oroawent of a solid structure tf worth
whose stability becuiues tha mora assured
under every-test of ite strength. He lias
proved himself, not only tha popular wvin.
iut tba safe, pruueot, sagacious and expen
sive sAfeawi. -: K --"J;'" ;
The time has coma when ha shall enter
into tha full enjoy went ol long deferred ho
nor. North Carolina once seut bin, with
lull recognition of bis honors, to the United
States Senate, lie was foxed to stand at
its doors as a suppliant, and andar tba de
cree of a bigoted partisanship, was exclud
eJ from his right.
i When ha coo Id bare been bgi imatelj
returned and admitted, most untoward eoui
lioationa confirmed hie exclusion, and eon-
signed him to olariiy watil that time
whea tha people, with spontaneous act,
lifted him to the highest pot of popular
preferment.
. ....
The wool bare bad bitn. or will bsvb
w o
bad hiss, for two jeara Now, let the State
bat a bim. grateful for tba past, apprecia
tive of tha present. It can derate bim
without rrproa.'b to other. Hut a nun
whose ebsracter i national is ectl'.led t an
eJevstioa where bis capacities can be dis
played opoa a aat'iai theatre. Vaaca is
a ma the nation want Let him be seut
to adorn tha national councils.
' DEATH OF MB." WADE.
lnjamia Franklin Wade, late a Sena
tor from Ohio, died yerferday at Jefferson,
in that State. He bad been ill for insny
months, sod lis death was not unexpected ,
Mr. Wads wa born in PpringSeld. MaM
kt. tl, IH'K). speot biasnmmaia in tha
field, bis winter in tha a:hool-roomt got
bia law liransa in IHiB. and took op his re
sidence for life in Abila!, Ohio. lie
served tbraa terms in tba Suta Sota, waa
IVesewt Jadgs of tha Third DMriet, aad in
ljf ws eleeted to tha I'ci'ed Ststes Se
si
Hate, in wUicli be sat tnree lull terms, lie
reiJed over its deliberatiowa after JJr.
LtBewla'a aMasMnatiosi and Mr. Jobasow'a
rleratioc o i be Chief Magistrsey. A
abatrman of the Jiot Committee on the
coodact of tha war it favored n vigurou
policy aad urged tba eoiiaWatkm of all pro
perty of leading aecciofcita lie waa a
tcdy opponent of aJsrery, V lit waa noted
for bis profanity and rough manner of rt
prrasioa. From Lis aiik bed be erot out
Lie lt maMga of hatred la tba Southern
peupk Soasyi lit Kaleigk Ubaarvar
JTU favsnaah .Vnca says I Tba Sooth
. Carolina Ltgislatara bss psrd n taw pan
isbitig barglsry. rspa aad arava with death.
rWiety is compelled to punish lha crime
moat aererely to which tt is mat aal jeet.
In many of the Ststea arson in tba Crst da
ret ftdVp areaiJMd with deth. It
the loss of tba whole country. Una has
only to sea tba city of Kicbmobd, tba
center of the tobnoco trade, in it present
state of paralysis,' to realise how important
is the action of Congress. ' Tba suggestion
that tho amendment to lha revenue till be i
attached to tha general tax , bill gives no
satisfaction, because it only: postpones
hat. after mil is altogether - uncertain.
tl a kUow at once whether' tha Us is to
be 24 cents,' lC eenta r twelve cents.
What is wanted is certaiuly ; either vf the
beM or tba worst. , . . . , '.,,..
Wa ask for tba 1 passage of Mr. Bobbins
bill.1 A diminution of tl , tax eonsousot
to reason and to sound political 1 economy.
Twelve cents comes nearer to' fair pro-'
portionate contribution levieJ'oo , tobacco
than any other sum named. The. average
of tobacco is not over ten eeuta. U much
often goes below five eenta than it exceed
thirty cents. 1 Where 'was it aver before
known, that a producing nation taxed its
own products ty an, exteut double . their
intrinsic value? Tlii i exactly what the
Government does ftnr tobacco; and in doing
so defeats its own purposes by compelling
not ineouraging the Uivaiutuf , larga
areas in tobacco in n shape . that . taxation
can never reach ! If tba ' natural tobacco
region ia not nudoly oppresied.' artificial
forcing in uucougeuialecnoiis will not
prevail. Tel it! certain that when the cot
of a manufactured articles i , unnaturally
enhanced by oppressive duties, every
effort will be made te get tven with such
false legbdation. Tha revenues of the
government will suffer ; tha great centres
of production will suffer; but a large cls'a
of consumers will, glory in tha fact that
they fiud it jWilU to circumvent tba
government, and enjoy ba weed lu then
own fashion, duty free. '
But whether the duty is to be high cr
low, but let it be determiued at once, that
tha wheels of .buiuea may again ; be put
in motion, even ifibey do move heavily
under the weight of oppressive duties'
Million is better than staguatiou.
Tba Savannah Aevo ss vs : It is said thst
Mr. Ilsyea aud bis Cabinet are macb excit
ed over the conviction aad sentence of An
derson, tba returning board conspirator, and
that at tba meeting on Tueeday it was pro
posed thai Mr. Hayes should addrea per-
wmal letter of maumatrswew and protest to
Governor Xichol Is . - ' '
It i very natural that the men who were
elevated to power by tha fraud perpetrated
by Wells and Andennn aud their confede
rate sbo-jlJ feel a lively sympathy fur them
now that tbey ara about to be putiiaJ for
their crime, and no doubt a heavy pressure
is beins: brought to bear on Governor Nich-
oils to iuduca bim to stay tha baud of jus.
tice. JJut we will be much mirtaken iu the
man if be permits himself to beswerts4
from tha Una of duty- doty which be
owes not only to tba outraged people of
fouisisoa, but to the whole American peo
ple sod tha cause of jurtica by any each
aerconsl remonstrance or protest. Appeal
to bis elemeoey. to U respected, should not
noma from the beue&eiarie and purticti
crmo4 i hC crime to be condoned.
Governoff Niehulls will no doobt judge.
and judge rightly, that tba offense of which
Anderson ha been fairly convicted waa not
an ofWa eiu4 tie laws of Ioisiana
alone, iui n eriwe' e'gaiimt tha people of
evert State in tba Union . In snch a case,
tffectiag tho right and liberties of every
ehiten of avert State, ha will , require
mraothirig tttyitgvr than a mere protest from
Mr. Here to justify Mm to setting the cnl-
tint r,a
-Governor XicUUs rnigU with propriety
reply loMr. Havae remonstrsnaa thst the
offeueaof which Anderson ws convicted
under Ueiiane law tea natiosial offenea,
and that if lha Amrfca people ara prepar.
ad to eaiidotit sach crime sgia4 their
rights anJ 'liberties n 'jrtnl reaolntion of
Congress tt Ibsl affect, would ,M, etitle
to bia respect, while it would relieve him
from n responsibility which he was nnwil-
ling te aasnmf. t '' "" '
TllB rAltW KXl'OSllHhN.
A eorre.4pondence which we find publish
ed In tba KaWgtjf' Naws between Gbv.1
Vance and HoiC H. 0, Mr(Vrmirk. Com
niMbioiier-tieiieral for the t'uris Kxpooilmn,
develop bow guitt a fraud i(ii whole tul;
ne U far- a it relatfcS' tu jhe American
people. Co:niniixiiner Mccormick ans
wer the iiKj'iirie of Gov. Vance that un
der the act uf C'Oigreso. grautmg an p
propritioii for tie displxy of Aiimrican x
hibitsat this World' Fair, the lituo for tba
reoepti n of applications for space expired
on-tba ItHbrof January t- otW- wbiaVtiwe
contriiuti.iiof iitrieultnml products would
be rtNwived by the oomiiii.ttinner of aricuU
ture'at Wa'xningroir toi one inontli up to
ion jviiib ui reoruary. I lie uni proviu-
ing foe Anievicait's reprexentation at I'aii
passed CongTaemm the , Ivtb of Poccinber
lat. Of oouna such a thinj s . represeia.
tat'mnof N of rh Carolina' prod rtcw under
lhee Wcimi.titiieeru out ol the 'quoMion.
Tbe time ha passed end our jieople knew
nothing shout it. Charlotte Observer.
V -v ,j ii t -. i e-w j. ,,,,
,Tlt K ilHgh AVsrs ) i We have re
ceived ! lUrx.rt uf Hun. Kemp Uatlbi,
President of the Uniwaiiy of North Ca ru
in. in the Matd of the Cniveraity and the
Normal' Scbool.' ' Tha showing which he
un.lp of the prugVexs of T.i intitution is
full of eiiouurapiucbt for j Ir'n-cds who
ara leiou. L'o to the present lima there
have been 137 matriculaiea. The 1'resi-
deot speak in moit favorable teimaof the
deportment of the student. Only Mxteeu
Cioiitiea have availed tbenmlvesof tliepii-
vilj;e grau'e.1 )y seuthm & f .lha act pf the
general A'somlly of Fehusr) l(th Itj7,
to send esch u 'student to tbe University
free of charge for tuition and ri rent.
The report on the Fnlveraitv Normal School
win ue reuu witu loicreM.
. The threat i made in 'Washington tlat
no bill fr Ibe Texas Pacific Mailman, Lui.
isiana leveee oi oilier , laouUiai a iutra4
will be signed by Hate if bifriul in the
New Oileaua eustotu boue and w the re
turning board, to whom he uwe tha Prei-
deucy. ara seut to the eniieuliary; '
Maj. J. W, Wilwm.', preideut of the
Western North Caridina Kailroad, is in
New Yoik fur the purpose if loiyiHg iron-
He expect to have the road finished to
Swanannoa Gup b th fif l May.
Bit. William B. A ar ha juM bought for
$10,000 Gem-ral lliiliips,' a borse wLkh
haa woo many races in the Gulf States, and
which the Galveston News predicts will hi
at four yeara old lha fastest horse of his age
WAR NEWS
S
Tbe lUleigh iVetcf say t It ia aanonae
ad that the President bt vetoed lh silver
bill. Holding the opinions be does t'sere
wss aa other course left to bin. The veto
T - I ... . , ,, !"( l.L . I '
m only a short ste? le add burg Ury te lhe. j u M van.us.w -u-.
The anrial eonditton of South C.rolina tow htom9 n is w .. ep..w . .
i fueb at to require Hern jutiee.. '
The S aays i It e a tery Butter like
speech thst lien HutlergH ol in the House
yesterday. Iking remhideJ f n fellow
member chat bis own nerk fctbt be ie dsn
of the M bite House. We are glad oft
liver vato. It wri'lt bring a golden politi
cal nsrveot fr the Democrats. It ha teen
freely diclared ty Hcpablicaa members of
Congraas that tba po!u(rsl eftWt of a fete
will be to make it doubtful whether lha
fiepnbliewn party eonld carry a eingle StsU
Err aara in uiiiiciaai srsn arni, im t . . . i
j:ut'.er replied (hat h w.s rand; fa ttke t wm 7 JVJ-
Lie cliaoce with the rest, abould the lamp- j fXe Georgia gold mioea yield $20,000
po4 Lusiucs begin in till couutry. J j f ojycth , according to her Stat Geologist,
Mississippi has no national bank, Louis-
iaai has nine outside of New Orleans,' aud
Florida only one. ' d
" " - ' - L. -
WasiiiitOTOX. Feb 28. The Presi-
deoi's weaeage,' vetoing lha silvel bill, was
laid before tbe Uuuaa by tha Speaker. -Tba
Presideut says it has bean bia ear
nest dasiro to concur with Cougresa ia tba
adoption of this measure to iucreaae tit sil
ver coinage of the country, but ao far . aa
not tw impair lbs obligation ; of contract
either public or private, nor. injuriuuly
affrt the public credit. It wa only ou
tbe conviction that ibis bill did not meet
ibst essentisl requirrm'Ut that be felt it
his duty to withhold from it bia approval.
Tbe tuesMge further states that the capital
defects of ibe bill is that it eoMaitM no ptv
v is ion protecting from iu . oprraiioii pre
exUting debt. , la cae the eoiuage winch
it erealea "ball cvtitinae of leu value than
that which was lha sole legal lender when
they were created, in the ju Jgo.eot of mai
kind it would be an act of bad faith. The
standard of value abould not be changed
without the etHiseut of both parties to ibe
eootmct. Ibe nlion romiies shonbf
be kept with uhiliiirhing fiueluj. lie
could not sign a bill which would anthiwite
lha v'hthtium of re4 obligationa Tbe oh
ligation of the public fait a trsneoded all
queMSMiia of protit wf pablio advantage. If
uaq'taativaalle maintenance wa Ibe die
tale aa wall of hosMMy aeofaspadieacy and
hoold ever be CaretoUy guarded by ibe
lvxeeutive. by tongre, aud by the j-aopla,
, Defore pnweeding to vote on the que
lion ".Will the Uousa, ou recoosiderstiou,
psss the bill f ,- ... , ,
. Mr, Cob, of New York, msde . the re
mark thst the meeasga wm a ". ctiirge ul
fraud bf a fraud, on able, bi colleague,
Mr, MetVok, made a point of order.;
The Speaker decided that, the remark
waa mue out of order, and that it sLvold
not be printed in lha ttecortt. "
" The House tbes proceeded to Vote, sad
the result was yeas.' 197; nsjs. 73. Tha
Speaker declared the till a psscd, ard
tbe anaotneement ws greeted witn gen
eral appUuse. j ' ''
Tba 1 loose then took op the bill lit pen
ion tbe soldiers of the Mexican and Indian
war, and without ajtion the House ad
journed. -''
SitsATe. The Silver bill pssed. the
Presidea'e vstootwitlitsnding-.4(t to 111,
Mr. Hill, of Georgia, voting with the ma
jority. ...-. ' '.' ,-
Willi mq toft, Msrfb f. The Csliaet
to-dsy directed Secretsry, Shermsn to put
the mints in fall operation and Mr. Ktsrts
to write n psrsgrspb to all countries com
posing what i called the Lstin Union in
viting them te a C-onteotion to regtilsta the
respective state of silver and pld. ft i
thoeibt try tbe middle of May ibe rein?
of silver dollara will be al tbe rat of
millions per moDtb. -
LoNtx)5. Feb. 28 The Per oorreopnn
denr'of the vaity Tvlvjntyh ay : " Toe
pretended struggle ovjrr peoa conditions is
a mere 'cloak for ltuo-'f jrkUh 'alliance.
Th$ rulers of fdikey have thrown thun
selve intir the aruia id'the Kusaians." Ku
aia will make reai pretence of eagerly de
fending the conditio helore the powers
but will finally yield enough tosatiafy them,
and then arrange a programme for ilmwiian
protectorate over Turkey, Kurope and Asia,
acoording lo the terms of their seorat a
greemeol.. ,' . ? -t , -
IiOSlKisI Peb! 28 The Pren Aancia
iTon'Mya't1 It liTeonddeiiiTy staled that
forty-dve tbooaaud inmp re ready to start
from Bombay at short notice. Au impor
tant MiniMeiiul statement is expected to
be made iu tha Pailiamont lo-diy, (Thur
dyX: ' , ,., ,..:,., -
sTbe ienn correspondent of the - Mai.
cheler,f?Mirfi(K telegraph ai fo'low;
'The. praiitiou sppcrrs io .be .extremely
critical 'N'li'htiiduig the tranquil Biug
utterance of the , Ministerial', piper the
Conference is regarded in Government cir
cle ss adjourned ie die." , , .,t , ,
Lo'SDON. Fib. 28 Six hundred sets
SeM aiitbiilsiice fldings, and 301) ton nf
bayont-t steel huve been ordered iu Shellied.
Tlio Woolwich aulhoiities have purchaed
500 iuiln of trlograpb wire fr their im,
will) tirH'doe and iuaterU.e neciary to
cotiMruci temporary railways f'.r the rnn
veaniieii storea, and nuiunting heavy gun
iu i he MPjie work. , The War Office has
ordered thai no soldier shall be transport
ed' lo reserve dejHit nntil further order.
Tbe Puke of Ciiilridie will apeoially iu
sj'eetircruitsat A Idershot on Friday..
A St- J'rtrrftburg orrtoiidiit of the
Tim says the ataieiueul that Uiiwiastipu
latCR Y ir the feiioi ofaix ironclndssnd the
payaieiil of the Turkish bund in full to
Uuaoiau bolder is certainly faU. . it ;
.' VtrxsA. Feb. 2 --A Constantinople
dUpatt h to the " FolUiinl Cutftiomleuct
naiuiaius that the pue in the negotis
tion ' is owing to ltu-sia inaMing on the
restoion of tbe Turkish f rohclad and ibe oc
cupation of ConMsounople.'
. ... i, , ... ... n j.-i , fs
Lonuox. Feb. 28 The Tmes' Berlio
correspondeot telographB that Uuasia prw-pt-tM
10 ; appoint M. lialabaruff, a Itul-
gsriau, Goteraor of Bulgaria subject lo tha
control of tUe Uussuu coiamabdaul.' A
meeting of tbe . t mifereiico is mure doubt
ful in euhaenuence of ibe objectiona f Aus
tria aud England to Kasaia'a proposed lirnr
tsiKmuf its programme . -
' lo.w, March 1 The Timea' editori
al article, after pointing out tbe elemeuU
ofweakne-s iu tba r.inpire of tba llap
burg, in the antagoniam between Magyars
and Sclavs, and leaoirg of Iba Court, to
ward tha latter, aud ol Count Andrassy'a
toward tbe former, wbich antagoniaiw ia
hardly kept, within lou bondsol the Dual
Compromise by tue iutelltgence, patimoe
Land contempt for race, and jealouio of tbe
I German l'rovincu of tbe Kmpirc, con-
eludes as follow ill time for Austris. lo
emerge from tbia vacillation. There is much
to be said m favor of the Magyar policy ;
there is much tu be said for Sets policy ;
but there i neither dignity nor safety in the
overruling uocertaiuty of Vienna. Let tb
Autiran Government speak a final wore and
England ss well ss Bussia will known what
to expect. . It svs tht it interests arc
tbeso of ibis country , but before we can act
in concert with Auntria wa must have a
precise statement of ber viewe end her in
tentkms. Tbe present vacillation is moia
daneruu to peace than a clear lesolu'c ex
pre-aion of military pnrpeoa.
lx)!tro, Feb. t8.-Tbe Timet Berli5
dipaich reporu that Germany le preparing
to send eight Iron ' clads to tbe Mediter
ranean in the event of war." ''
Tba Borlia eoiraspondent nf the kind on
SUtmiurd aay. "The Cnnferenca project
ha, aeoordi. g to thciqiiniu of puinsciaas
here, entirely failed." " '
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I KAt K IX CUBA - -
Nisvr Tome Feb. S3. A llmni let.
terof Feb Wrd eaysj The insurgent
chiefs having submitted to the terms offer
ed by tba Sonbb Government ; of which
fact there is no longer knydonV, there
slorstion of pesce on this island may be re
garded aa an accomplished feet" Tie J.'itb
of Ibe present nionin bss been designated
aa the data on whtcbibe ineargenta shall
lay down their arwa, and on ibe 28th pesee
will be officially pioelaimed "
Ga. 1 1. GotiMlea; of tbe Splh Brmy.
wsb n psssenger ' in tbe st earner ' City if
Washington, which arrived lat bight from
flsvsna. tic eomea here ss commissioner
to trest with iheLnbsn Jama ba term ol
peace. -' - . i - -
New Tonic, Feb. 2ft. M.' Villa verdo.
a Cuban here, he sdviee from " Havana
that the HpsnUb vnlnnteers were In n stste
of almost riot eoopqrt)t nrmn a report thst
lha Government bad offered ltmv of pesce
to tbe Cuban-. Ibe rolutileers insisting that
tbe Csptain-Geiieral should force tbe Co
bans te Is down their srms unconditionally
Senor Aldam. th t'nbsn Kepresents
live here, ; bss no such informal bn. bnl
nothing i allowed to ba telegraphed litre .
Aldanu also sys there have been no peace
nefotUtions proposed by him to the Span
ish Minister, at Wssbhigtoa, ' ac reported'
,H A It D AV ARE S T O HE.
,. ! r v-lj.-F. VAS5 Cft,;-!; u
SUCCKSStHl TO HU'KEY &D8UIU.KTT. !'
. i. . ,uie and Ke.sil Denlera tu - H , "
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ilOV, STKISL, -
. J"; t-l-TIsKUY. AC AICD ,YAC0N MATERIAL, . I
- ' . Bellows, Anil, VUe. ate.' -
'GENUINE MALTA DOUBLE tllOVKL PLOWS FOB 3.50. ; yt
lvKi;p;XS the. LARtitEST and moat COMPLETE 8T0'K of BUILDER?
UAKDWAltE in Daiiulle. we are able to fi l orders promptly and at the loei cash
prio., V would ell the spreinl uitontiou to Buildera to ihw branch ul our butinese
if tly woiiid Uh.k lo their own inteie-t. t '"'.,
We also keep a lrg rnJ awrled Stock of ' .
:" ; t .DOiJlt.V-SAHt? UUXDn
COOK: AND HEATIWC BTOVEO.
Our Mimuoieiitai Cook Stove is the largret and heaviest iu lha market, and warrant
ed t give enure saiistnvtioii. f e also have a liua of Cheaper Look Stoves.
A iiiiu for tiiNuit"s Gun Powder. i ; ... , i, , ' '
Merchaiil supplied at do figure , Give us a Call. Satisfaction guaranteed. '
Thankful for ihe liberal patronage ben tofore bestowed upon n", weaolicitn son tin-''
nance of i he same' and proiuiMi our best efforts lo please all who trade with us. " - ' '
Feb f 5m. - II F.. V'ASS A CO.'
Mr. GEO. W. MAYNAUI) 1 with this House and will ba pleased to serve biefrienda 1
'Suppiww we p:is a law." said a severe
father lo his dauijitela. ,lhal lio glrl eigB
teen yeats old, who can't ciok a good nieal
shall ct marrixi nntil she learns how In do
it jr lit , I hen, wv'd all get iu triad at
seveiite-ii, responded lha girls in sweet
chorj.""'" ""- 5 ----.
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FARM -III
EMEUS
Fariii "and Uoad , Wagons.
" FA R ME RS FRIEND ' PLOWS.
GRAVES
WAREHOUSE
PASTILLE, VA. .
FOR THE
Sale of Leaf Tobacco.
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, WM. P- GRAVES.
!tLrrh C '78.
Pioprietor.
SALE OF LAND
JOTIt't. Is kM t Blven tLar. In oirnanre of
XI a dnw rrti'lrn-d at the M term of ln ik
hurii'r'ar, ht llw raw nfTboMM tVeWi, a
A lrn'roM. )I. LalliiHT aN .VnaB W. lor
ila sndmlH-ra, I will ll at the Court House
Uoor iu HHl-twro, hi ihe ,
Flrd Mtmliiy April neatf,
Tb-rt b-ltts tbe aW dr of KnW G. Tb fnl.
kiwnig pa-c nlbnj, to-wil: I be tract wl).iuiiiB
tbhmUof Win J. KrwUnd. Hie lata Jusiali
Tlirorr and nlli . Mlppnarl lo eontain l'4
act, it ueiM; tlat M kuvwn as No. 1 In Ibe di-Vi-fHrih
HwHrar Utrailr II. C. MJoiMaad
s-iKneillo h Juitlsa and itLr; ami aU. aa
umlusli ksN iatsr-4 b) ttM to siji.iuiug tba
Srat aaiard. sopoumi to contain 111 wres uU-
Jrt I iba d'iw.rr rich! of Mr, allv Mr.tol.
1 be aite sale a ill he Bar Nsr.Tbirn aB ami
tbe lailaur upon a cmllt tu lrl teotitb ami
tliHmenl iilitiltiai M)usvutol tbe purebxe
isjoury. hawst IJ SI.
t. THOMAS WEBB, Ador.,., ,
and Commissioner. -Mareh
I '78 ids. . .
SALE OF
. Valuable Property
IS aaaFdirnrw to ssnkr M ra Mirwrb
1 aiwt, aaat t Btaka Hal K t-ue awU Sue
m) bm-hU nf uVIa. I a iH .--..
lomfcr fA laf daw ofAnrB IHTn
Sll tnr tnllawiax kml Ku, as the praoerty of
14. One -U.rt Hnua In t-prt Illlt. an Sfaln
iMrsri. adalns;llKf M si;Mrs. liaraiavw snJ
Jba HuUbiu and at pnraaut occuoied kV Jar.
Wsaver.
II. Tbe WaU Tract Inelmline; aSw wbtrh at
tanw a a tbe t urtrnav Tract, aa suppoartl to
ennUla llss.fr.. lj .miu to UuJ of doba'C.
KlrklatHlaadliMl'a.mpsTrx't. .
III. AUoi list lluauulow Tract noteonvev
ed te W illiaia Tuiar. asinine tbe iaoJ wf
UniiHit L atb and Ibe Uace Tran.
Jl Tbsstr.uJ.Tra. aiumt thasjajaof
w Iiliai lloktea sua otbrrs si) T iitiLiiiiaJ loewn
lata thirty one em
V. Lots Xm. IM, V ami l m tlm PUn afln
Tou i Ililuboro. ,
VI. Any tinr nl.t-t f Jn.h.h Turner r.
la Knl K-taU sm4 banstofiMW svU bf ass.
The le est tha Prr?t islbiosi llillwth
be ml oa Ibe pre mssa, and sf tar utber Tracts
at lbs CtHitt ll-s la JiilMwm. .
H.UM-m.,oU cuati asvj IwUaee at IS
and iSmoNib, whn IMerlrm aav elsshi.
Bale t 11 si -
KVASS TUKNKR. Ada.V.
' ' ' - nn tWmissivner.
ILIIsboro. March 1st Ids. . ,
v. WKBirS WAREHOUFK,
, EegvLir Sale every dy. , . , ,
SPECIAL SALES every FrJ-f.j,
, 1'sMies srenrgsd tobrinf their Bright
on Frldsy, Bring font Tabseco in good
order and, Isrgc parcels ind yon will get
good price, ,'. ',
. A. .MILLION pounds winled by our
Fsetoriec. K. 11, tVGlZ k Co.
Msrc'j 3, 1878, . . .
SCLbO kQUiLUDl MRVKK KXCKLLRDt
ALLISON & ADDISON'S,
tun
COMPLETE MANUIII5 rot TOBACCO
, "TAkOAItU (iVARASiTKKb.
Ilf K ara bsiIiIm aU- a. i . .. .
' v sst tasrftal renlttssr Sr T-.lwr. lu
... win us u onr Merest lo mj K
aw tsar vth. thh yrar. f
"ti1, iT?,fe T r nertrare, snd r
in llw San tM..t..L .-.I r..i '
MWUt SKttKi Mli ll la Ammnnbi.sv.t.iUt
"v-i""r. ana mw.it i. una t'bniUl of Lime
nVrtisdfr.,M Ismo-f aMiiaata. 1
lK.--,'.!,, ""1"" " '"H. iantlnm
ana. aad laKlinr. It starts tbe plsnl t,iib-klv
aad swatains li u m.tnrtir. Snw"T
nrrsrsk-o i. . u . .. : . . -
WM-Atmit H bss l-WaVtria Z? yZ,
hew I mTswT- Hinure." 'Tbe
frto-s low and lrm as lltnl a rtoe ot
71?lano.rsJ. t,kw Orada r.rtlUse.aT.,
Wr.suHrtt rnnrpatpinags-. '
r ALLIUM & ADDISON.
Manufacturer of
TIIK STAB BRAND CMPLI.TKMA.
'IKL'RKiJ, : . Biehmmid. Va.
Brnh Ofllos, 4 Petersburg, VA '
SKKDSrsSKKDSJ!
jm,outl ntleU ronieets with oiifhu.W
IT? i ALU3UMMsy.
to4rl,f JlkLmoudVc.
OLIVERS CHILLED PL0W3,
, .
VOCXG AMKRIOA
:Qora:&iQob gIlfe,Mf
Indispensible to every feeder of Sto:k.
' " 1 METAL LIXKD
CUCUMBER , WOOD PUMPS. :
PATENT, .WELL FIXTURES.
The Celebrated
ilOUIZONTAL CHL'RX, ' .""
Circulars and Price lists of this Chora
seat to say address. . - . .
Magic Cockle Screens,'
The only Implement wbWfc wilt tsle tit raf
triAgr pre, aad t oclla out of Wbrst, '
Smitji'i Patent Straw Cutters,
; Plow Cnstings. '
for alt lite lrUn Plow, m tts. Smooth
tuogb, auU wrli attisif . ti
LVnd Terwt kc. tu tht Tnute. -
taUb.gis pramptljr nsain-4.-: -, , ,
TOItAVCO FACTORY FIXTURES.
Wa Bask Tatar f-kaprs. ItlttHN Mat,;.
Tina. I'latr Br. Brn In In neat maaarr amj iuU
Ijr warraMt af snr work. . -
S 'sxirsorMMiaVara .la isl, and rstlmi.tr mr
wsirk rowilT rumWsnt. - -
II. M. SMITH 4 CO-.
P.O. BotH Kkhmond, Vb.
Nov. ti. , "..-.'.
E. H. POCUE,
Tobacco Manufacturer.
HILUiUllUK hi't i '
Qrr-KKJ talhe trade the Bdlot r brsaoa at
AXTKLOI'K. II mid 10 Inch. 8 and S to lb
LEGAL Ti:MElt, It, in and t Inch, &.
wanilRtnHh s '
BED BIRD and GEN, JUIACU, Inch.
DlAMtrNDanit COMET, t Inch. Itn lb.
OLU ItKl.lABLKntiwUOLUlJULLAU.
lilneh. Sin Hi. . iii: j - . , .
OI.H UASK" and LITTLE KLLA.
& incll. U nod 10 lull. In ft III raddln.-L7t-t1'ltKlM
and 'l-OtlCEl BE-STf
) Inrh; 4 1-, lb. In J IU rmldira. '
t V Tbe hrst ssrtoM-tu at Medium sad Flee
Toi ia tees-tit. ' ' '.:.,'
MTVKXU FOll PRICK LIST. 3
A-ilst I iai. - ; - ,
MAKt rACTl stltH AUD ' liKAlKst lit ALL
'Vi' . RtklM Of" '". '
Gold and Silver Ware, -
UASOMC JEWELS. . : ;.
HAIR JEWELRY.
Welch C'psir'i g snd Kngrivtiig jruapu
Iv eieeuled.
" Scils, etc., made to order.
1IALK1G1I. N. C;
insrcb JH.' Opposite the Msrket Place.'
John. H. iTyler & Co,
' '' cidreeswra to ' ' ' '
; M 1TC1 1 KLL A S I TYLEIt, , , i
' .it 'ItHtt Memjlrreel, !
RICHMOND. VA. ,
D'umuwU. ' Wutihft.' JrtetUj,' 4(7eer
. tr-frr, pMtd B ore. , - , , "
,'.oi.r asi fii.vr. sricTAf Lits.
WATUIM JitPAlKtl) lu the bta..i
ner., ... . , , .
. IUlRiewtLTMAII.TUUJtKtK.
or aHbsfwa, I j t Af tlii n
. n. n-AtruiA, . i : t: kM iirwr.it.
7 'WaWnian & Schercr,'
. m. fRAimcAL0r -
limicri Humbert, G,t Steam FiHeri
vt;l1e aad Retail IVslerc in ,
Stoves, Tinware', Cas Fixtures &c
: JAAfMain tjireet, '
'f -. RiCHMm, f A.
' " - ' r-ti m - ' '
I vtitmki tit.
TUm flue, snd iWMttg a Hpreish'ty.
fn 4 Miis: - "i,fc' ti,,r j'iw