711K DURHAM "PLANTERS ' jVARSHOUO'lf ? Cul JOHN C. V I LR E tioUN M9iKjPyer? offers kUor advantageH to elrs. .Sites 1877, .",1 (,0,725, It, tiitl .tilt itwittfcfo t ,,.
3 7 T ive CJt ; (complete twnbinattoo of requisites. A ueu
j of bright native talent, it bis been entiivet-
W!JDXUAm..MAR. 20... '878
in i i ' i mi'm ' ' l ' "liL i '" '"
rATPBEM K COURT 2!OMl, ATIONS.
This n'le!.. present itselto hi peo
filt of Northj Carolina with gravity it lias
nevrtf.hefote, poKsessed, The experience
o'Tten ulhsappy years iai illustrated there
ctUhe i.tviUtm of Sot: Ca
rolina to influence the " happiness of the
State j jprlta liberties to embarrass
it Kruiuen," to tiWk p r"gros to'aully
its purity, and tiTnegrade its character.
Tim waft,' when thin Court, erected at the
ed to tha highest degree of adornment.
!lwyer, of nigh attainment, hit tore of
learumg receive uany accretion, una, villi
largs and hrUtiuot practice, keeping hi ar
mot bright by constant use. A man f the
purest character, bit firtiiel vtrong under
eteiy leirf, in bun msy be expected that
ffrmuene and decision without which learn
log will avail little iu the defenca'o? right.
8o much tor tbe Kast; snd for the cen
tr in addition to the' tame of Jon II. Dil-
very palladium of law'and liberty, the t
tial report Id which justice was always to be
found tbe lofy tnb'unli in Whioh,'ghU
, were inflexibly defined and irrevocably e-
cured through that ui, tf. learning ,nd
nprizhtnese which Vaa warrant both fof
judgmeut and justice, wa. looked 'up to
with reverence aud a ficc '.innate confidence,
. Wrong and error were inipossiblot weed
profound lesraiug was conjoined with un
M II ted virtue. That time paeeed away
when judicial prefer-neni becsnie the re
ward for political service,, and he wss pro
iiouticed the iuot competent incuuibeiit of
the bench whit dad beeu most befouled with
partitan slime.1'"" ' " "
.' ' Tbe fact'lia s'ood before the people with
appalling, dbtHictHft uT; jrcar past that
.their liberties were iu the bauds of the So
. ireme Court bench." ready -al any and aft
lime to "twite ' writ la the worst purposes of
an nnrupulou national administration,
fertile of devices to' prj.e.tuie, unconstite
lional power; . or always readjr to side with
the poeers of the 'hational gavernment in
any work of tvriiny,or oppression, either
to Mreiigilttn its political forces, or to re
venge itself for th Iom of power, pawing
away froiwl liaeds. 1 pMlkioe after deci
aion haa gone forth, Mreflgtbening tbe hand
of tyranny, and telling the people with fear
ful distlnctue that the guardiaea put over
theie fur protect iou bad turned agaiut
them, r Tiiere has been enough in the ac
tioq of .the Supreme Court within tbe last
two year to convince even tbe mntiiicre-
1 1 !.;jt"Jv4m,'aCl. Pot:
eJ with enviable distinction. . We preautti
that oetweeu these two gentleman the
choice will lay.' Whb either, the Supreme
Oonrt will have attained to its eonipoaitioo
all that luigbt be deired.r7"j:. '
; The. V eat seeuia almost unanimous tints
preference for Jue ' Scbeyeli and. wiib
I eitberjhree of ibese jeiitlejiien, the State
wiu nsve '.be assurance of a tribuual wbi.b
wil recil tbe perkd when it was adorned
with such leuiinaries' of teaming and such
illustrators of virtue a Daniel, and Castou,
aud Kufliu, and Nasi, and Manly.
We are if lad to aee tha interest a-ro'winv
. - . " . .... . .. ...,.,,.. r
Opoulhe tiuKirtauiiiertitHi, aud epeciul-
ly so to note the eoiKwrilano of views ex-
pressed by thtt ,indt- jourtiuls of )ih
8tate..o ' We aregiatidedal.ito fiod ourW
sitlub In Wgayd to its stttnSV'.f rjiriniary
1esiirtwbu;lroiniuaidfttte in-t
trauce lie dirvctly .. the fMt of the po
tiutt Jhua occupied, aud as these works are
oienvou laud aido, the llijNiui) diave
.the jiwer to march iH al ubf ooinent aod
ekiao, (be entriiue Jo I he Ulault fcea. As our
;Yeriasl orreplet obNrWiticb' wo
yenient dovri not Uent .ealcalated jto idispal
it
HAirD 1F"A'R E "ST O R E 7
- v; .!;"H. p.;..?A8iX.ea,;; fr; t "1:
K f n'CCEStfUK TU I1ICKKY ' AN1) PUBLKIT.
. ' , hole and Retail Dealer in e t ' ; ; m . .
" FKNAf OU M KKRtMON. '''
. . , We scarcely presume that the expressions
favereblo to Gev.. Vance which we put forth
some weeks since will be construed into hos
tility to the above named gentleman, or in
tended to revive the antagonism which once
existed between them. If so. we have been
misunderstood... Admiration for the quali
tiea and services, of Gov. Vance and reaeiit
meul fur the treatmeut he had received at
lbs bauds of the nstional Senate iml us to
demand that tardy justice, the strength of
which no lapse of time can weaken ; but we
ssk uot'uiiigat the expeuoe ef the character
of A. S. Merrimon, who took his seat aa a
United States Senstos unstaiued by any in.
trigue which wigLt have Sillied his honor,
untrammelled by an pledge which might
embarrass his action, ntu Ifeeted byany eonr
bination which wight affect hi prty integ
rity. , We believed ,Mrt Merri ioi man
pare, nprighs and faithful to bis party
;when be wae elected, and we were prompt
to express the moat unreserved eonfidenoe in
)ii!ou, that thw tribunal, the laat strong- ! uia fiJeIi,J 'Word of bis whole pt4i
Ileal life. - -
In our issue of Ie. 4th 187 J, we faid
bold of an. overthrown Jarty, baa nH it
cxptrifig j ear for tbe full exhibit wa of the
bitterest revenges. '
Hut tbe end approaches, and we are now
called opon to tke tbe most careful and
watchful precaution against the repetition
of a disastrous past. For mouths past, the
pres of the State, expressing the pullic sen
tiinent of the various sections, has brought
to eonMderstion tbe names of geuilemen
KiuieeiK for, lesrning, ai d eonopieueus for
cbsraeter. We. ourselvee have not been
wanting, aod in the month of Febrcsry of
1
tion
cfcliiie.- ' - .. And again, in the next isue of Dee.
For the F.ist. we namtd tbe Hon. M. R. ' Kb we said, iu connect ion with the JSvos-
Manly. or-in default of. bis inability to ; j0rial ele.tion :
We confess ourgratitkHoo at the result,
since, as our own person:! wishes (tbe sue
cess of Z. 11. Vanor) eoul j not begratitied,
no one stood nearer than does Mr. Merri
oioo to the first object of our choice- The
honor of North Csrolint is safe io bis
band, lie will carry with bim a reputa
tion for the poesioo of all those iualitiea
which once mads tbe name of the Mate so
thoroughly resected abroad .above .all,
that shining virtue and inmrratitible iuten-
riiy which will earry lint thiAwgh all iceip.
tat ion and throw hint bat in stros:'ooutrast
flectMnf endorsed W such Wrs . the -.Milained.Uat tbougl.
vn. i i i iiTif Vvl ii ... uoere,Biay i no sevret. treaty, a tacit uw
Mils. oWceunJ thriUndolph AV.vi derstandnig has been established with IV
tutor. I be latter, very properly nbaracte ky bich may inVolye srrangeweuts most
rises t lie rcbeme- as . trap laid .by a well
known poliiician fas fulfof promise to bim
aa of danger to party unity and euWss. j
Botk .! Uicw;tnlkimfl
h.w,ui & .'' ppaiubej!?'. otjtdbst,
i tfi i hi' f ' cbror j .of ybicb
aueovss sjo 1st has Vh aobieved, and fsr.
ha KoOM retaioini. . T abandon snrb wia-
o'liuevy now fur W nntrfe-l vtstein is'toMilt
irin in wSlfaWftyMutt)
Oiirsrlvea' if walefteve that ihat'iMUiY'lsl
ueau w r; siefjMttn. , lie waiciiva rwn
aieeplenn :ii)ijaue, ready to priugwitb
desoly lores w),on Uia exposed weutnfssvef
lii adyeryary What that enemy ( is ;,,we
have ful! tv.ii to remember. '' The preiw.it
Supreme tVurt.' tbe surviviuir uvobuiuenl'
of a pait terrible , hi-tory, is w f anding
warning againt (he reHorn..H of radicaU'
isnt. Ii is a fearful treachery, 'V' which no
atress (if .individual exiewy en esue ,
that would iuvitViu return by the'iiiiimir-.l
. ' r .t '. ' . -'..it.!..-' ." '':.'
inein in inn Mrmirin 01 IAniicratl nrifam-
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latiiiii anil ibis we say emphat.tually woold
be done b the sdmbiu.of the primary
eleclius) synieioa sytem utterly irrespon
sible, ntterly unreliable, without the pale
of lh law. shield! " by m wfpguards.
aniebahle to bo pt'ua'ties, open to all
frauds, A "... .
, Uut the sugperihm of tbe subject ought
to bate the g.md etfert tit arining alt conn
ty organisation til action, and m-e that tbe
f riiiuij meetings fur the Iecti.m of dele
gates to county nominating Conventions be
filly attended and fairly constituted. If
this is dnue, then sm-h Conventions will
fairly represent lbs views of the whole peo
ple. Let the people then eouie uat iu full
strength to their townbip Niceting. aud we
wi I Uenr Ho more of pa.krd Couveniions,
and Court House rings. ,
H A SIX n XV E
V
a .
fc , . . .. ' i against tbe dark back ground of corruntioa
st tear presented o prorences. appor j .hfch h u obieiirtj i.,, j '
ionlng thein to appropiiste claims aud lo- tioM." ' '
serve ly reason of the approach of sge, the
I Ion. George lvis or Col. Hubert Strange.
Tbe aouina4wn of Jeege Manly has never
bad a second ; the Hon. George Deris tui
positively declined, and death hss witli
drs n Col. Sti ange from a contest in which
Lie prawmineiive wf talent and virtae would
Lev give bint formidable proportions.
For the middle we named tbe Hon." W,
X. II. Smith, and for the eeuue, Jouh II.
Diii.rdFr,:;
Tbe desih of Chief lost ice Pesroa aa
tndSed onr estimste of tbe qualifications
of ' Mr, Prnitb, since be ' wai jtnnie
d lately appointed ' te the vaeswy. Hut
Mr. Smith wsasppointed witbvet rsfereixe
to sect ion 'j and that sectional selective) will
evidently be held as the rule of action by
the Convention. What is no to be tbe
elate! - ' ' - u '
, We are free tf eonfe-e that oer estierateJ
st Chwf Justuai fith is tuach cbatiged
nines) tbe decision of the Hepteme Court in
tbe Driver sww It is true. Judge Foiith
wss not present at the rendering of the npSu
iwi ef the Cort; bet in n t n so abhor
resit U every sentiasHit rf justice, so viwl
tive of every sound prweiple of law, end so
eurcestivf of personal hatred, it wss ineem-
Lrnt ajxHi Jedgs ?m'nb to late come out
"Of one thing, we fJel the alroneest as-
euranee that Mr. Mernmnn was rcted
wit km the rnMutest spproacb to bargain
or understanding mi his part ftf (bit of bis
frieads wko the lUpnbliea wing of tbe
L-gislature. He accepts his new honors
onUtnished with the sw-piebsa 'bf inlrigae.
- Theirs (that f lbs lUd'wals H
a barren eietirj eneniing snlj A tbe de
fant of the esaou eendidaU ef the iUimr.
vativea. and brings fheei M wsore snhetsn
lial fruits than ir Uor. Vatice bsd bsea
elected." -',,.'. ; -
The eonfidee we lias reposed has been
fully ataiiied ; the etimale we foruttJ of
Mr. ,MerrimoNs espscliy hss been fsr sur
psss4. Tn-day he steads the peer of siiy
man in the Seitste. indestiiowe the die
charge ef duty , originative ef great men.
tares. Isboroas in claborstion, elwrueot la
dieosion, niJiticbiag in ellegisnce to par
ty, ioeorraptibl in adhesion te 'principle t
above all. remembering hie Slate, end
wateiiful of its inters-sta, ' . ' .
eaj this nioch in strict justice to one
whom It has been the pleasure of, some to
I kr.nd wit'j the taint of psrty treason, end
to bold ap as aft example te ell who bad the
temerity te accept tbe aid of the opposition.
Nothing ie'asore strongly conviueive of tbe
parity of Mr. Merri m-w in tbe transact ione
connected with his elect ion than bi subse.
I S . a
f,- ..one his aaaocistes. t.bsvediKlaiai. l01,0,u, '.' . ! free-
ed ell e,pliciiy with such oVttinee. end J,M" " orpositioij
to have jested sgalo the promntgaiion ! -7 ly in the f stars, it is
of such optitKinsi He hss wot done so; and! ew,',B ,U North Carolina IsMavewaetv-
b. bss tseitlf aeauiesced in so " rrimo wits s-l
strous pfTpwi'in be tnuH abide tbe.eon
eHewcra. While be has not sullied bis
tmrawnal purity, the tsScaJovi. demanded
inanly Smrness end decisive indepeodenee j
and ae vsi. tWi baa been made no eak
bition of either. ,-.
ll assy locTewr otwhj i "wi
in.,.,.. hsks w-i . eW. WewillbesetisfiedwiihtbeJIoV
iwj.ui.riH t(l.iyi u.LstUp.. ,;
...t .1 it:. - t .l . i t ...
sonny, anw toss in a is nanus me
Deewerstie banner bss wevir bees trailed
in tbe dust. ' .
Xe definite action has yet teen bad 00
the tubseeo tat. Mr. Kiddle, of Town, bss
introduced another bill f xiag the let e
wbiskej at 0 eeoti end on lobseco at Ii
ertnc arm te) rpresft will Wake other de-w
msu ls. Numbers of evsilsble Baoies will
1 presented among tbemTuomsa 5, Hill
,4 Hslifss. Jedge llowsrd of Tsrboro, eod
t! IJ. Clark Nwbein. We uubesitst
nly pref.f tbe f mt for wLIU bolJieg trie
oHer l-o 'ft!. irien in ILf Latest resr-I,
Nr.w YoNK. Marth 14 The first silver
dollar ins le it sj.pesisnse in Wall Klet
this morning, and being Jn limited ewnnsnt
the enppfy as soon exbsustse the dewre
te obtain tteni aa lokrns being fenersU
and beyiri pay leg t friction at-cre fit ia
; Anderson has now little ,lKe of escaping
bw 11 term of penitentiary servn-e. Even
irXiuhols bad been ever so wiurli inclined
to paruon mm. pontic ot.iina was toe
strongly r..ned to be ti ded with.
Why slnmld b have ieeu pardonedi
The New Orleans Ihmocrut. commenting
una letter of Mr. Converse, one of tbe
jury who convicted AndersonJan J who ap
pealed to'Uov. Nichols for mercy to tbe
criminal, and wno says in bis lector -tlTe
law and the evidence In tVe esse being so
con.inw'og. there could te rio other result. '
Jr "a ot comprehend tbe quality
if mercy abich falls like n benediction np
on the bead of n men whose intelligence re
alhwd the enormity vf bicrfuie', and whose
wesltb placed bim beyond the necesMty of
crime, and wbicbjKiura no kindly dews np .
on tbe ruined lives aud. hopeless prUons of
poor wrelehee whose orimes were prompled,
net bf native deprsvity, but by peverty ,
misery aud want." 1 "'' ' " , '
. Of the character of the man. tbe JDem
ocrut gives os the following pki ure :
.The felon bite been n diahoneat man
from bis youth. . Ia hie esrlicr manhood be
Won the soubriqnst vf 'Ksno Anderson' by
awiadliog at cards, for nbicb be, was ban
isbed front respectable society in llapides
psrib. . A few jears sgo. in the beyjsy of
Ksdicsl power, he obtained frointhe.Leg
Ula't are an appropriation of eighty tbouMind
dollars for tbe improvement ol liiyou Cro
codile and Bumf, m the western portion of
tbe Stsle, nearly every dollar of wbichv he
stole. For years pei he ha hren e leading
yuu in me naimi ih.i Matting, tbe oiga
nixing ef negrw inMrraxtiwu, and the I.e.
turning lluard frauds, perjnries and forge,
ries, wiiiire. bsve nearly ruined this tt4,
and through which its people have been
plundarsw w last yeare wf more than mi
bendted millions ef dollsre,
hvery at ol bis life shows that be U a lad
Kin ; n wan ready in any iked cause, aud
for any evil end, to defy the law and erei
rUe the public good." -
Think of n national edminisirstioh and a
great jwrty making evuimun cause a 11b
auclt n Cretcb ,
..,.1. WAU JiKWtl. '
LoXDO!, Msreh TneTimsshsslhc
following frees St. l'etarbrg The ofGci
si .World here egain sMtevtaMte grave ap
prebeneious of serious sMiiplieatwn. Men
who bsveeousidersblc inflaewee in ea using
of averting cvsett whioh lb profess U
forssec, say tbst It is by no mean certain
tbst tbe Congress will meet, and that if it
doe, it is not very likely te succeed, in
eehsei.ueiiee of the Austrian and K..l..h
jealony of Kussia'a socceiw.
Tbe .Vstber Lloyds etates fbst KngtenJ
and Aulttti hsve agreed todemsnd the sn.
cetstion bf Theory, Harassed M-edoi,ie
to UreefS. if ier.i.ts ii. the eaiaa.
tt.itari.'
A l-euter's.leiegrsfli sfs'tss, the fwllow.
mttertaf to the deviMun of tbe other 1'ow-
'eteHt is to id presumed that "the terms of
tha treaty will provide for Ilia evacuation
wit'im a-tuoleiate tinte of the ' hole of
I'uuiituTia; siid cobsequeiitly any position
nna; lield nMKiiVltlMto4eJtfuL.nB
while the f.iot remains that liuia baa e-'-
taidnbed herself on the Hwj.lj .t'u and as
out o-'trespondeiit ohervn,. only is there
uoiLiiig iu the "recent luoViitriiis of tbe
Br It bw- fl'et ' t jsi ify i n . ml vsiire'. but
ther iv little doubt that ii must have en
& pW.jpiior to tboee . nvovemenls. snd .in
de( eoxlsM y of thm. It wool 1 nave been
iijiuiuli; for Russia to adopt a i-orirmt less
lely; tujsvuciliste the gold aw i 1 1 tf Kor pc
or..AbU.waiitry.!'j j! ,?. , lt ,..
tpiSfAIarcJh i.3,:f--f At thai sitting of
ine suo-cuumniiees ol lite., liungfnau tfe
legntmu, Count Atdrnw-v slated that the
goveru'uicnt bad been throughout dipoeii
to revogiiixe'lhe iiolrpenJeiiue, but. not the
neutralii), I'.f ltoumaui. " ITtsir Wshrtiiau
prolenteit that the llungariau rie.efcti. u
Waa Hot tilled by a. war-like ferliig. but
ealin'y hnd seriously devluted it's teadnecs
lb iiiter Uhiu war,' it unavoidably nece--ary.
seterai memiera expressed their Concur
rente io this view.' . . ..'
ST.l'KTKttsBVKM, .Msreh 2 -T)ie
Journal le St. I'eivrkbutg deviate uuton
able tha reported Englii-h detuaud that all
lh Hiiut ot the treaty eliouid. be submitt
ed to the tVngres4. If tha ew.i.Hi ..f the
Congress is to roult in peace, subjects not
of 'an European character and which might
lead to excited but re uiile.s discussion,
must te set aside. -
. ' i ok box. . Jlanh 13 -Tbe Standard
announces tbst the Uriis-h fleet bss arrived
iu the Gulf of lamed from Tooils 1
: Tbe Standard's Berlin dispatch says : It
is reported I ha. Count Audraiwy informed
the'. Hungarian Budget Committee that
Austria would never consnt to lbs exten
aioti of Bulgaria to the JEgeatt sea. or to
the Rut occupation of tbe province for
more than sis mouths.
tUTLERV. TOOLS. ASD
COACH AXD WAGON MATERIAL.
vt U J . . T )Wllows,! AnviU, Vise., etc,: ' v
. GENU INK MALTA DUUBLK c 11UVKL FLOWS' FOR
KKKI'INU the LARGEST and most COM I'lJiTB STOCK Lt BUILDER'S
lljklV W A K B,,!,. Danv in c ar able u 61) orders prom pi I) d-l the lisi4ash '
pritit s e would Bill the special aiientkm to Builder tu ibka bunch v( out iuaiueat
it tin 1 .Would, bade to bHS wwn mtere-r
7
COOKs AfJP HEATirG OT.OVEO.;
Our Muoumeulul Coos Alofs lathe largui and hnsviaal iu tbe market, and Warrant
ed io give enure sattaiuction. .. tVe also have n tine of Cbeaner Cook Stoves '
A dulilii T ika-.ttB.- l!t l...l. v . t i.- ... -
f ivi v "wifi m vwia uvmgs,
i .
1 1 1 ri il H '-P0oiLi?;hii,vBt!sp5,
-
Merubaots iwiiihlw i ai fclos tie nrS. G.s as a sail.' SniUfuoiioa iirniaJ
Thankful for the liberal rstrvuage beretofure bWwed opon t'wao'lieit a eotttla
Usnca of the Sams ind promise our best efforts to please all who trade with as 1
Feb m.. i'.v vv-'V--1ei-.''.'r' '',,r V-5 K rY. VASS & 00 : :
Mr, OKU, W. MAV.NABl) is with this llousesnl will be pleased to serve bisrtiends--
CoNSTAXTINOPLK.' March 13 Prince
Hawan has relued to obey the order of
the IVrt'e to evacuate ' Varus, declaring
thatbe awsita the Kbedive'a orders.
, Tiere'u some agitation in Stria in favor
1 6f tb.'biiUnxatioa to Er'j pf .' ' " " "
: lx-KX, March If. A .speeisl fron
Berlin to the Time says : I be Anitlo.
j 4utriaan demand that I be bole of the
Buwia-Turli-b agreement ebsll be sub
mitted to n Congress srieS from the belief
that a special and eecret arrangement haa
been entered into independent of the prin
cipal ireetjr. It woniyle clearly Wfce
to examine the latter, vnlesa Rursia guar
anteethatit 'contains all tbst baa been
done." rr ' 5-
Imixiiox. March 14 Tbe Cbsnerllor
said ii the lloune of lxrds ihst England
bsd sgrecd to go into the Congress. The
Chancellor almi said tbst be could not en
ter Into detail b'lt be might ssy that in the
Con'gre-w each power would maintain liber
ty of action. It wss not intended thst tbe
majority should bind tbe minontr. Eng.
land will maintain ber views in tbe Con
gress and will require before entering it
thst every article of the treaty of peace
shall be placed before tbe Coflsress in ucb
a nisnnerthstlbeCtrngreascsn judge wheth
er the srticles ere la be neeepied or not.
lOXDo-e. March 14 The Diily News
bss a special from Fly month, ssying "Th.
' item, n l arret abip. bnin for tbe Hontb
ern Cunfederacy. but detained by the Gov
erameat and ever since moored in the bar
ber, hss now been hroaiht Ic the Dsvim
port d.k jsrd to be prepared for commi.
sion. '- -m ltl ... ,i , ,.- , . - ,
. Mrs. Mattie Taylor, ;
MILLI.NKH AND DItKs MAKER,
At Ut Aonsc itrmtfl$ viXtiml by J. Mr
J8 now rtreUinf her j f ,(., ,.,.( j.i
-.- frl.i:fl flTPLT OF
1VTTT T a-FlTNTlIlJR.-Tr
FARM:;:lMPliEMENTS
Farmland Koad Wagons.
ifrl R21ER3 FRIEND ' flQ US.
.H. - v . . fit ill.... '.V . v . ,.
i'mcy Vos Kii f fiutivut. .
L'oiiiiriloa a atiek larawr. mora vartml anil
rai'le Imiutilltl tb.in anv abt baa r ver bad. and
onVrinv iuilmuieiiU to lbs hi.lii- of llilllHirn.
an.l nrrooiuliii' e.111 itnr wbleli will it their
ehobT. end mike rile." lo oilier ptice aho
sellier linneteiwrv.
TEH MS CAMI.'at the lowest possible rsteaj
Mic b reeeivlne w.t-tl.v the lnlet miveltles In
Milleuerv An-, fraui 'he bteS bne, ml eiMraa.
lee tbst ber work snil ber lilXilO- ill e.Hti up
to the liliihel renKul;iil staiidanls f lata.
lie wire la call ber liektre matin nnb-ra
elwwbeje.'
, marvb. 10, U.
GRAVES
WAREHOUSE
hamuli:, ya.. ,,.,
.. . FOR THE t , 'J,.'
Sale of Leaf Tobacco.
IVJI. p. GDAVES.
Mareb 6 '7. 1 , P.e.i rieior.
SALn OK '
. "Valuable. Property.
IX de-diem t wrdH w umitpe 'Mperb
t'wiirt. ami t.i make Ural Ktaic arU lor
pam.-ia nf.ia. 1 wiitoa
Mumtrtj Me dog uAitril l7g
sthe tidbiwlnt Meal Kate, sstbe prvoerty of
Hreet. su.lawx lb be) ottrm. llarsrara and
4.ibn ItuuniiM and at preeaut onapa-d ler ilr.
weaver. .
II. Tbe Watt Trs.t lorlmtins al ibleb U
inewn as tbe t ourteaay Trsrl, anal suppnaed to
e-MiUlu llSseres U oiHinatlie lands uiokuV.
KlrktandaudlacPbriHiMrraet. t... '
III. All ibe lluMUiujlun Tra.e not esmvee.
ed lis. n ilium Turner. mUoMwa; tba i-udsW
lliiiwl .j nrk ana lb Itace i rarl.
u m Tro.Tr-et ad4la Ikslamls ar
wlttiaiu lluluVu .iid utaer nririiiinimcl can
biia Iblrtr ineiH'rr. .
V l Sm. I.sj, J. aad f 1 1 th plan af fW
Ton orilUMmro. ,
t.' "iIUrr.2" Jb Turner r.
In Meal M.ite md benSolnre said by nw.
Tbs ale l tbe fropem bKbihel HHIem
.''"'l ! 'Vf P" mw, and of tb 4bse Traets
rtJ.t?'..?mt " ibbr.
TtUM:H.,lo.d eb and Iwlanee at t
snd is immib., n kk Mem lrm ibry ( le. .
cniest J J. ,:' .
EVAN'S Tl'RNEU, Adn.V.
""""v, tin;s IK '1, Wi.
sKttKIM :tCALEO!
OLIVERS CIllLLEDrPWWS.
vouxiTamkrica A
ludispensiblc to every feeder of Slcok, ,
. METAL LINED. ..1 , ;
CUCUMBER WOOD PUMPS ' -
patent well fixtuiies.
Tbe Celebrated
HOItlZOXTAL CHUR.X. '
Circulars anl Price list, ft tbu Cou'ra) '
sent to any addrem.
I v. .
Magic. CMle Screens,
Tbe only Implement wbh-n will take' lias far
Uiite I-ea, ami t oekkt nut of Wheal,.
Smith'. Piitent , 4Strnw. Putterf,
Plow Gutings. ' '' '
tutta, nd well nttiag. 1 ....
btrul Ttrm$ ke. to tht Trwtt.
CaUiluxoee rply aulh-d.
TOBALXV FACTORY FXTUJtksV
We make Tolieco Maipea. Billw'a; ' Man,!',
TlaOruie. a lb, nest MOTfr snd fill,
ly warrant a I war ararb.
mtKmtri aad eatluuies lor
" " nswvewjiiw laaT l tsIfsr.
P. O. Box 8
. Nov. ...
H.-M.SMITIU'CO'..'
Kivimood, Va.
E. H. POCUE,
Tobacco Manufacttfrcr;'
u ills bono. . a. v,
ftf I? ?llHUm4 KN,BRAOO. 11 tnch.
ii - -'&nniiuui,D UOLLAW.
iZlncli. Sinlu , ,-, . ;
tCH FRANK- and I.ITTLK KLLA.
JWti" W '",h- W emlilws.-
S hiefi. 4 In . M ? II- .a.si
ra aj a aa v
Waibkiotu!. Msreh 13. Merrirmm. of
North Carolina, inUodmd a' bill to pns
vide foe and regu'etc thernwmuig of voles
f'ir iVesidait and Vim Preshk-nt, and the
deeistofrnf the ieclMj sris'iig theteon.
Hefurrwl to a special committee appointed
to duMider the uesti.Mi f counting the
vote, and Merrimon- ciprcaned the , bKi
that llie rej-Kt front the romm'rtee would
be sisjo nsd. as lour motiiba of tbe rsWoit
bd saj, and act ion should I. e h. it .a.
I tbe matter at tbe present svmxiou of Con
;,. , a c a u d.
T all who are suffering from Hm ernWe
and liill-ritbiisfyoutli, nervous weak
fles; ea'rly 'decay, baw of tnanh'ssl, Ae; I
wIM svimI a recipe tlutwilleureyou FREE
OFCIIAKtJK. Tl.le great remedy wna
ilimmvcretJ l.y a ruUbuiary ,ln Buotli
America. Knl a aclf-alitreeil envelnpe
U the ltrr.Jm.rpMT. Ixmaw, XlutUm 0.
HWU owsf, .Vce YwkLV. ly.
IhXtiJ, MottUK. , A, A. THOXmoX.
MOORE. (ft THOMPSON,
COMMISSION Mt'SCJUAS TS,
Italrub, S C.":
, rErl A I. attention imld letbeflsle.ef
STAH
HMD
lgt Coneisniinople.Jlarcb. iib. vT,e
Keasiane near Boolair have beta reinfore-
CaJ '" ." -J : " , .
The Times, in a leading editorial says t
Oa Monday the Rassians not otrl hredpied
eeversl village, round Constsnituoplci bet
tok possession of a point a the edge of
tbe wiost northern Irlsteatt rn'nnlne dMM
. , , ordi lb ealrsucc vt the poorus. h maf., 3ui.. : .R-thiah, X.C.-
.i Coffrwi. "
Crtrn. "
llonr. ." ' '.
iinx' "
: . ,,-
:;'.' Boiler.' !
. ...... r,,-..
4 i
Foels, 'Ae.
Rtttt ttt-Cih Wi$ NtUioniit Bant,
LLISON ft ADDISON'S, j
COMI'LKTK MAXUIIB r.m TOBACCO
, , i TAJHAHD tABASTH:U. ?
tv.mn--bi reilli r Uw Tut, Z
m.ee.-'n'.Vr" i''U
'mior eron tnn tear, .
l', ' "" by svpertrnVed audr
H-Hitbie men. ot the taMWWsTwsaaJf
"".V" trZ wnsb aa.renl iHwner.
Phn7aM; anS UVj! i V "
a iT' ?. wKAI. bone I'b.i-t.lule yfLliua
mi. and lutlntf. t kfaria Iba nUnt MuL..ki
.Hi M-.ln.Kt..n..t.irrr 1 ' U'h,'
KwSwfcsw
St - WamTty t's
laTi eveV T00 Manure.". -Tbe
I'rb-e. a hiw and term aa liberal as tlioa U
VTewllrtt t.Mir (wlmnas. ,
-ALI.ISOX k ADDISOX, V
iNsnaiseuturers ef
n. MxnLER,
MAXCrACTlKRH AXI KALU II Atfc
- KINtrt'or "'
Gold and Silver Warer .;
I MASONIC JEWELS, 1
JJAIR JEWELRY. .--
WATCHES, CLOCKS, kc,
Uatcb Repairing and r.gr.vin prompu
f ' y ? ly exeruted. ' T ' w J '
1 (Jcnb. etc.. n..4e to ord'er. ' 4 :
' BAl.kfGH. N. c." "!l
warcHS. Oppoaite (be Market rUcc.
VK W.1STB MA.
it Kiel.rn.md. Ve.
wnnefc OAS c. ' 1'eter.bnrg, VA'
.1 sSKKOS! LEEDS'! -t
h!Lff v ,w K"ti"a of snr
iT?lm 11?" r,EM "MA"
seM .n V'r he weaj n.,y.
XZ TI?' I?'1?' ewmmmleu.w anlb
eMsrt, oesn ul!eta rum nH el ltd e.ir l,til.
AM.Moy A Al)i)Ua)S. ,
... . 1'ikhHMwid Va,
nsr f If
or. Richard h;:i lewis,;:
E"f I tht 8f,tmtk iMltnl Co- V
PRACTICE LIMITED TO THE '
EfY E-tAND; E :.A;RV
. RretotMluie)fllcalBlrtsndsetk
John H. -Tyler; fV, Co.-
. mweaaora.to '..,-,
illTCHKLL'AXDTVLKlC 1
iwi;'W.ieilreett- ;
BICHMOXD, VA. i
- fvire. rsWes) WVe' 1
OLIl AMI nittrf.H .PttTAUk. - '
ATCJIJ IkTAItW In tbe Umm '
'"j"ttv Uhbt, to emu'.' ':l !
SALE,OFl,ArwD -
sniwart' t oiirt. to tba ell rJiVJ" m ' "aW'
A"bV&".m
tn'i snil m hera. I iaLa aan n , lwe ...
tVnmSiXXt "- t-rt Uous -
T. , ir I" Apr nerf. .
ib. ulFZf'Jzy: VriLi Zrt r;Mu
Tiin ... ...T T rhe Me J.utiti,
aM. W tZlLrVr Min-eeJ t s.ui, m
slid r Ksph JrS.. !Lj ' ' ,n"'' sn.
a la t . ' - "! rniwai, a MlL,. , .S
Mote;, f.ie )M T h t,,'rrj'e
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