THE DURHAM "PLANTERS' WAREHQUSp". JPWA FK-HvrW urrior Jyantage.s to hollcit. ( Atc UTtj ,7,1 50,720, ito. tuA't InctcaMflg.
nature, gave independents such a les- ; of 0 ,veuue8 f ,;ef , tlj
;ilistiai0ugg. gwnritr.
eiemawaw-aam V
. WKINKSPAr....UAY I5.'i878 1
M.L: N ICU'A L ELECT lO.VsL. ,
We have no'.locd will ui uch t tisfaction
that in til the! tnuiiieif.l conftistS fought
oul with uiortnt Ictsvigoron the first Mou
tiny f this month, the Democrats held iheir
"aiVuj not ily lelJ their, own; but ia
place-, (Jolilnboro for instance, made sab
ickiniJ gain over IkVpublicau oppositiou
jiui oil
lor lllklRll'
WU an uiJ serve a tMlCtu.
, V take tli w m mi iudici'.ioQ of the tern
j er of tlio poople'everywhere, to treat the
ludependeut as 'neither flesh nor lowl nor
good fed Imrritie;, hut M neuter, without
political virility or jplitienl cuu-iideration ;
men vrorkjug neither for party,, people, or
cduwtry, but only for self; full of bouuliful
promine, barren of neful performance
1uV riierceuarj, untrustworthy ; conscious
vf dapiicity.'always ready to sell out to the
. oppoauiou j faithless to paity feslt; com
palled to Keek oompauioinmip with former
foe. ' t -,"' "
V hopa thaf the wiulfeaxationa of the
Municipal elections ia b , forerbadowmg of
. what iuuepemW.g ire ,to , expect in the
county and) 6"ate ' election. ! The eoudi
tioil of country is sueh that it ia essy to
impose upon the people.' to long suffering
. and relief so long postponed ; and it is easy
ft independents to pretend aa ibility te
do what atriet party discipline haa not jet
effected, ' But let 'the people hate Vet a"
little more patience, lutbie Sutetbeie
facie of, radical rule ; are yet upon us.
Thej enunot bfl disposed of in day. And
iu the National Government it fctetill worse,
beciue the Democratic party hae control
only of eve wing of a tingle one of the
' three etf-ordin.le brandies , of the Govern
ment. Remember. that what bss been
dm' towards amelioration ia the work of
tbe LVuiocratio trty." Whatever tends to
tie eiaiuteuauce of high, , taxes, , to op
pTeieive. ibterual rereiHie 'exsetiona, to de
rangement finau-.. to ' sesreity of cur
rency! la the' work of the Republican.
They tot Mily "do not try to give relief.
They glory iu adding burdens. The De
mocratic party proptwaand urges measures
which will give rel ef if they can be car
ried out. ,"
Jodrpemlent thwart the Democratic
party, - They give aid and comfort to the
lcpubiicn party. " Down with the iude-
pcDdeiits. V ' ,v ' ' ' . '' ',.
TIIKTOBACX'O TAX.
, We are glad to X ab'o (o say this much
on this vexed autgoct On Monday, the
(Jth. DMrtion tsuend the rules to take
up the bill to reduce the tax on tobacco
the motion Wing so made, a the bill did
not coin up in t's regular t coarse on tbe
eabriJer.-5-fiWd toteeeire the rewiMtf
two thirds majority. tat the tote stood 120
lo'lli j and as the bill. ' when taken up.
wi',1 ikK nped a twn thirds ", vote to f sss it.
its page by the llnone at least au-y he
regarded aa rertaiw. Aa-I it ia believed it
wiil gaia tmgh' l-y diacoaion tf its
merit, and may go front the I!ouc with
aiioh 'strength as to iinprt event hostile
fenate witi favor. , it-,.-. -!
. IWdiw this goes to press ' fsible
farther anion will be had.
T1IK ' WltLEl MURDERKr.8.1 -'
We are gfad to And that BOteotiment.il
eouiderati4o for liumai life operated in
tba abwvw a-8 U Make the eu-toassry ap
eal totkw ijaprene Oourt( the wain ob
ject nf' which is only delay. Th la w Was
unlv too wirciful that it pemtUed to them
tbe forma of ju-tka. lha people wereouli
too paUeoi tuat tU; (ave theia lonucr Lear
ieg than they did fcir wretehtd victims.
For tie bonoTof oorlawt. we are glad they
had every advantage of defence, nod oppor
tunity t diaproie their guilt. For the ho
nor of the people of Wayne, are glad
tbe did wot take juitke into their own
bauds. . ' , -Mut
the trial being ended, and I heir in-
!iomfl pull proven lejotd the shadow of
doubt, it would be an outrage on pnblie feel
ing if any farther shielj were interposed
between ll.eiu and their doom. I theal
perub, that Ureafur crime nay point to
a artiinr ' 1
The Const it nth siys the Denwcrats in
Ui.gre are getting to be eitreuxOy ean
ilwus alxnt ii'Siitutirg n inteiatios into
the Flotidafraedt. Caution U quality
to be greatly admired, and nobody eeuld
romplain if the people eierrise caution In
sending mm of th cautious Congrtas.
mew UrkJ. TLcre ate scvrral kinds of can
ion.- . . i . '
Vt iih rttooghtnn st ft. IVmburj. Kas
u at Vienna., Soyes st 1'aris, and now
" ' THE BANKRUPT LAW. J
We notice though aouiewhut, hie; an r
ticlo en the sul'jeot tfsving hern Crowded
out Jjft week tbe action of Congrtis- upuu
the ISjinki'upt Act, It will , be remembered
that tin hill for re pout passed the Seu
ate by u almost unabioiou vote, and ws
then traiisiuitteil to the House fdf concur
rence. Tbe House passed the bill with
some slight amendments and aunt it back
to the Senate. ' u
In the mean tiuie the opiulon of the IT.
S. Supreme ('ourt in reference to the llouie-
the
debtor tbw ocoaaioned very gentsl alarm
as it waa aeon a produce very wide spread
distresan The prompt motion of Mr. Mat
thews W postpone the operat'ob of the re-
pealluutit the Brt, of JatiUur 1879 was
Hiscucsea auu was lorcioiy susiaiueu vy me
two Senator from North Carolina Jlansuin
and Merriitaon.il Tbe fortutr espeoialiy
made direct atd effective appeal to tbe Se
nate, allowing ; that hie constituents had sud
denly been deprived of a protection guaran'
teed to theui by jrepeatcd deciaioua of their
own Supreme Court, but now authoritative
ly pronounced turn lid sad unontntitutional
by a tribunal of still greater power; and
that tbe combine J operation of the repeat
of the liaiikrupt law, and the reversal of
previous derisions of the Couit of North
(Carolina were full of disaster to his pco-plt.V;r;Vi.::-:-v
:4!
Tbe recolution to refer the bill as etnend
ed by the House to the Judiciary Commit
tee waa adopted 4 and the Ikukrupt bill' i
not yet the law of the land. ,. ,
. In another article in this. iue( we re
ferred to the efforts of nnr Senator Rau
som and Merriiuon - to effect n postpone
ment of the bpetations of the bill uutil tie
drat day of January next, , Tliis was aaked
upon the supposition that those , pertoua for
whom tbe retroactive fore of tbe Home
stead had lost'it virtues uuder tbe recent
decision of tie United Stales Supreme
Court, might still obtsin tsoine lueaaure, of
relief and yet sevure their .homealeadj by
taking the benefit i ff the bankrupt law,
kept alive by the postponement of iu final
repeal for some mouths longer,' I , ; ,
,, Our Senator telegraph! to the Baleigh
dailies on the fitb last that Chief Jumire
Waite baa ruveutly decided a ease in Vir
ginia in Which he declares tht the pro
vision of the bankrupt law making exemp
tions against old debu is unconstitutional
This wiil be maintained as the doctrine of
the Supreme Court, and if this be the ewe.
we fail to sec - what good wiirbe accom
pliahed by fonder resistaoro to the repeal
All that was sought by delay , wss for tbe
benefit of tho-e prijulieel y the deciiwn
on the llonietesd. Judge Wslte'a Vir-
CPl'lI'Vil .1.. I ll'lH'VT ... I I4kl
mfflLmmjmvMfUUMmSi . Tlwaeniemenw nf bieStaeA-eWthentei i H.tUpWaH !Tmvmvi1leTtw-inribl WBlTWJersYroiiifirtyl'i'i'J "t Ilia V icXh
stebw
put viva v.e. an.f lost.Odit atou was then ,f fMfr'' T3' .Cf -
L..e;as.or,,,prop U fj.jj
l-u,-xV "rrK?w b.!ortii;don,tosi iMimrg,:can. j jh i uij "'i z!'l '
lHrMhn not W'oiterw'iSe' than In tSecauae of i-e.ee: S i JOLCll? tolOlSSOCLi XL,ntI.3Q. :
TUWNSHII' MKKI'INU.'
At a tueing of the vi tera of llil'sboro
Towu.-hip lield iu iht) Court llou-n 011 Sa
turday, 1 no lltb'ut MJ f'0- 'UiCttt iirg wo
calieii in oiuei by Josipli C, ubb, jl.'liuir
man ol the Kx. Com J , , '
On itioliou W' Uj UorJou whs mudt
Chiiiriuiiii. and ii,-U,,Tylur( ainN'f. J,'
('roelnud ana reiueied u i-t us feo'y.
' , .Mr lioidili, oil taking ih'e tJlian, .11
nouiiceJ ilia object of the Sneeiini which
Whh to appoint deWute to the Oouni v Coo-
veatuii. w fca hld u HilwtKiAi!' in-'Saiuiw
day thn 18th iiist. no noiniuuie cumiidalea
or tbe .veuaW an-l flour of ieprHeaia
tivta, and County ,OiW.raC I A Jt j
Inid ti Vailni which mo'tutu jirev.iloif,' and
the foiniwiug drtiecatoi' were eleeted :"
' Arch k Dicksou. Wifciu" JUiiAii;' ISI
Lews. O :org Walter:' D.J It Cr.rk.'Juhn
0 Huif, JifW. O.ub.iu J. Y. AdttUis;
lVne Jonrs. S. ti. Sttajhorn. 4! .f . "
tin iiioiioif Mr. 3, W.-irnha.; itwns
reaolved thai uj.oi the rjilureiHf any of the
alKive named del-gt-o atteid the Coun-:
ty ti-nveiiiion. tbe next highest in the lint
of thood voted for ahsll ha uoxdarcd i ligihle
to fill such vukNim-y or vacancies, . j -
The following ; gentlewten .re-Mved the
next Inchest votea after the tew who were
dec la icd duly elected ; and their utuieii are,
placed in the order ol precedanve of num
ber of votes east for Ikem : . ,
W. J. Freeland. 8. U. Nelson. T, M.
Cheek. J. Pratt, J. M. Hlatkwood, J.
Cheekt J. K. Jones. 0 V. t'rabtree, W.
H. Lynch, Jan, W. Biley'. , .. . '
O'i ino'ion of ll e iu geutlentan. it was
rrsolved thaCthe Set-ret. ries I'umh rreileu
lials of apiio'ii'iiieut io tlio gentleiteu de-'
claied elected by the meetinir. .
On motion the meet ing aiJiourned
'" U. li. Ookdon, t'buiiman,
C C. Tajhir. " ' " '
T.' J TreeLnd. Serretarie-. ' -! l
THE KASTERN QUESTION.
St. rKi EUbBino, May 6. The Journ
si de Si lYiervbuiit ssvithe t roi er inter-
ipretathm Jo give.- to t'uunt fccliuuvalolTe
viit 10 una city n time tbe iA.ngoua.iuo
negotiation Le uioied a umia prticioe
LpsDOJ. Iay 1 Q Twe'vt' numlred
Miirtiiii Henri rifles have been ordered lobe
shippoil Uw Malta imuicJiately,- probably
for the Inoiaii contingent.
Jt js tatd that a. tujtunal convention
will big ei) led 'in I .no a on Ve protest uaiut
war should the government - take further
mewtnes likely. ii "the opinion of the Li-
iicra , ru icao to war-
.HARDWARE STOKE,
if-y'.S -V : f. ' vass fc.ca,,..p i
t- 'i i: l.T - ... . .. . .... . ... .kit ill UK nltliS l tm 1
SUCCESSOR TO HIBKYUNDSUHLKTT,
II A ;)H D
Whole and lietuil Dealers iu
W A 11 E
KOX, STEEL, .
CUTLERY, TOOL3, AND :
: -'.ft m JI V f i f lAND WAGOS MATERIAL,
Sellowel Anvils, Vines, etc.
' GENUINE MALTA DOliiLI! SHOVKL.lLOWSiyOR t3.50.
I'LfcTB STOCK If DUILDKR'S
Tlie Washington eorrernondent ' wf the
Raltiinore aaysi The peinal friends
of Mr. Hayes will direct iheis fforts ta
ease of investigation to etilarge the scope ,
so as to include variouscollateral (juriMaHiM
the porpoae being to prutrat-t tha invetig
lion that it may be made praetieally ne
lea.f The Butt-administration Republican
will doubtless find lit t their iutereat to
asit in this plan of tact its. , Jtnmorabavf
beenfiing ant-jbd for lha lat .lay or two
to the effect thatomesstnnditig dHcloiiie
were toeome frpm LouiMana, which would
be of much mora iniioMniK-e invalidat
ing Mr. Ha vt a title than the Florida dis
closures ' Even if ijfie tiateitieuta reald
be traced to any reMpn-ihle Hiarre." which
so far has uot been tbe eaae,' it is question
able whether additn-n-Ji Uim-I sures are
needed to piove that which few people now
care to deny." '
. . . ... . - .
.W'AfilllXaTON, May 7 Eiffhfy thous
and dollar iii silver em fie. ten of 'the de
nominatinn l $2H, for isne in this . city,
were received at the Trees urer'e office to-day
from tin Bureau of Kngravii.g and Print
ing Jlieie w iii ce tbenrst certinctes is
gin.a decision dcn.es them that advan-ae, ; uei bere. Very few silver certificates are
and nothing remains but to meet manfully j being paid out for silver deposited, ' there
the calamity attache l , t hopcIe idebt
ednesa For we sew m protection against
thw nrgeney of milium if they are die-'
posed to press their claims. . ' ' '
A Vabtogtoo sjveul to the ITiiladel
phia 7wes naya 4 new bonanta of evidence
in tha electoral matter baa been discovered.
ahich wi create such a state of filing aa
being hardly any demand for them. '
'At the Cabinet meeting to-day tbe prin
cipal topic under eonideraii-.n was" Mex'i
can affairs 00 the border.- No ' new move
menr) -tt th part of the govwrnmeat 1 wero
determined on. Secretary McCraryshow.
cd severd) disp.Uhes received wiibm . I he
Isst day wr two front Uraer.l Orl.. indiejit
inf that affairs are acsuiuing more ,prace-
ful kcts. ' . ... .
The Lriii-.li legation Uere is spprWd nf
will render the parage of the quo 5ranto ' tbe d,ppch t American watt re -f thro
bill certain, (t begins to apprar ibav the
Tilden mansgetn bad aometbing to do with
tbe late wterview in the WvrUI. and it ,
further assertsd that the Judiciary commit
te willle ptaced in paiewioii of informa
tion that wtlj startla iLe country and foree
a re-ef eviog of tbe preaiuealial qutwUott.
With tbe opinuii of Judge Waite before
tbe-n. debtors r-ltouli heitate, i( the bsnk
rept Ijw is kept in force some time longer,
to seek ita help ; for Lex ides the costs its
machinery entail, it r gives no aid in the
way of extrientwi." tn fact, it is jumping
out of the try ug pan into the fire.
Green Wo Patriot says the f rpect of
the repeal of the b.akrapt act has increased
the LaaineeS of the bankrupt court in this
district. We oi.d.rii.d there were four
toeu applMMitioiia fi e I the prt week.
TVs Cowref Jnnat is sssrtled at Rut
ler'a aatMium-eaient that Le is made in the
ioi.e ol bis ttakef '
. LITTLE lUVERTpW.NXfH P. ,;
Weaie farnir4ad l-y Mr. John Tomer,
f eeretsry f the township meeting held n
Saturday fur a report of 4h proceed iogs.
We has ly room for a list of tbe delcgaiM
which we give, te wit 1 John TerrrlL VV,
W. UiU. Ch.rle, R. V4U1f,, L. W, 11.11.
0. 0. iUv. A. I llo'dfli., John V. I)wn,
Hall t and ihe fl lowing were namwd aa aJ-
teruatae: Thomaa 1111. V. Q. WiUon, H.
T.ly. John WiWa. r. 1t., Walker. II.
Rountree. John Turner,; - Dr, John Jlerry
R. Hill and Sain. Terry --. -. .
JoilX Y. Lyom. Chairman. - -John
Turner. rc. .
TL friendn ef Wiixtit T, pATTekaxnt
Tacksid Consul at Ltverpool, the Unit- j propose his naror f. Karior Court Clerk,
ed Kiulee will bate first class Returning j subject to tbe action of the Contention.'
UwarJ fraud rtprtKOtetiou abroad. j April tie I7ln
it.
a
additional Rus-ian stemnt-hips filled .With
Rus'ien officers and sailors, , , ' .
a-WAWitititsToift My G. The President
aent tirthe Create to-day the nomiiution of
Mr. IWk.id for United ifiaiaa Cvuaul at
LiviiK.l... Thw pjaiiion.hss jilwaye been
cotu-idcred cue f h utort desirable iu the
gift, of. the gvki i uiuctit .broad. ,, j u arrepl
it, however, will t.ciMtaie the withdnwal
of Jr. l'tk;'tl 'finiii all, participation its
lxui-iana poliivaf T'tM, i hat ih n'i
Pack ird wing of the iblicin parly of
FOuininna want, and the President I.i nell
hn fr sme resn leen i'ixn.n tu get
.Mr. Packard out of the country, as he' long
sgo offered bird tbe choice of several posi
tions io the eonsulsf ' and diplomatie eer.
vice.' Hut with Mr; Packard it was the
New Ot leans coltectorship or nothing." As
Mr. Psckard is no, howcrer. broken, not
rraly in spirit, bet In peeler, it may he
with him as with the spotheeary in Romeo
sne rfaiief. racKsra succeeds lueius
Fairchild , of Wmcnnain. who is transferred
to the onnsnl-gcoerslahip at Paris, Alfred
T , A. Torbert. of Delaware, having beau
recalled from thtlast named city, ' lie was
appointed to that position about seven years
bko. end wss first ionly entiaal. genrr.l at
Havana..; (Tbe salary of each eummtahip is
C.iw jer annum.., Tbe . fses, however,
are my lrget , . .
WAtntXOTON, May 9. Theetimmittees
of the two nouses on the revision f the
law fwr lite election of President and Vise
President held a joint meeting to-day. and
after eoRsidcrsble discussion, the eomtiiu-
tiowal amendrntnt proKised by the lleese
eommiltee was rejected, . This amrndment
us lie rsri'exptain the teni er kiid views f
the Enklihh chvernme'iil aiid" .eo t : more
effectively thiiA Could ''.We'oiie' ' in' con ea
pbiiden'eet 'A change in phi lie epiufun if
Kum In a peaeernt directmii 1 fsul to re
very niurked,' and to be a Vefgr,iiion of the
serious eoa.Jfijoenees ihht would Ineviltlly
result from w new war. 1 - t t , .. ,
The Ciar is psiaiMislly directing tha re
gnthttiulis with the ': sHiist.nee Of , Run h
Jomaini. The Cxsr'e predilections are tn-
tirely in fa vol of enoe. , .,. . 1 .i k. ? .
' 1Ia3.bi uo. May 6. A. Looaon dixpatcL
says tb baais of toe arrangement which the
poa era desired to submit tu the Cur ! haa
been agreed - upon ' The arrangement ia
separated, into ; fiveditisioa. 'I he firtt
propoaea that the two reious tf Uulgaria
sitwatcd north of thw Ralkans, anall hn
ceded to Uus-iu. and tiipelaie ttht lb
Southetn portion of Rulxaim bU, remain
to a great extent under the authority ol the
Sultuu; the sccoud relate wilely to Aaiatic
com cuit iuu, w hich, it is propuxd sliall le
reduced to s Hi 1 it 1 mom ; the thirtl rehtlm to
the .traits queMiuli. and " will la aiini-geU
6erealter; ihe foui lb demai dt a definiuve
selilrmeiit ol the war iii'leiuuit)' ; uncC the
fifth division it is proHsrd ihai butb The
mily and Epirui: sliaii he 'amor Jed ike right
of e'f-gutcrukueiit. thus securing lor them
ihe piotcvtiou o? Europe ana their tiatii-n-al
independence; " .)'', -m
It seeina to be ' the'1 general imprewioa
that Prince Gortxhakuff will ' not be abie
to rem me tbe cbaoceilurrbip.
Tbe preaent esxieavuvs are stated; to be
diiewted to seonrwg aueh an wudeiatandittg
between England and Rusoiwaa willor
mil the Bjmb'iug t.f the aoncresa wit aunt
thw cortainiy of failure ,, To hisjiid direct
oommunicaliobn are passtng . between the
two governmrnts with a view to ai-cert.m-.ttg
what modificatious in Eorupe and, Aiia
would render the San Stelauw treaty ac
ceptable. , Without such aa nnderslanding
IbektTj will le no congreaa. , . ,
London. May 11. -The negoiiwt ions for
the surreiHier ol l-xirtaties and tin with
drawal of the KuMthHi army from Constan
tinople aie rcpvrtvd to be progrosaiug favor-
A Times Belgrade despatch reports that
BeKM is in a state of great agitation. Toe
inaurrectiou spreading, and tl luurgeata
lores all the chriatiaua to join tbew or bum
their villages.
The news from icnna is genera. ly war
like, end seems to indicate that Auwtria
doea not regard bar prospects improved by
ihe peaceful tarn of begutuimas bat a ecu
England and Ruscia. ' ' '"
Lo5po5, May 1 1. A diiatcb to Ru
lei's teh-grtim company fiom Rerun says:
Emperor V1ll1.1n . was reluming fiom a
drive with tbe Grand Duchess ol Ra leu.
several leports from a levolver were fired
at him in avenue I'niu iHmliitden, No oue
was hurt. The pe.sou who fired the shota
wss srreaied.
..- ., , v nt t m t . ;i f, ,'
Wasiiixtox, Msy 1L The House
spent 1 ho d.y dircuAMiig , the bill reported
Irom tbe committee on Commerce to teu
Lie interral Iranp4rilkm eu lailioadsand
to prohibit discrimination intfrtighu.n No
reialt was reat-hsd
-- f' - ' - - ; ' T pmiwiim wMirjmr,i i nirnwiBPni
John P. Loekhsrt. Wstey Galea and K. . j p,0po-ed to elect h popular vote and to
COGlCx AND HEATUJG GTOVEG.
Ojr .MoiiunieYiial Cook itovS iathe hivestaud ki:avi.t in the market, and warrant,
ed 10 give siiiire MtiMaction. , VVe .Uo have a hue ol Cheaper Cook btovea. t
Ajjiinta lr Dupout's Gun Powder, i . ? ;
' Meiohaut sti'plie l at eloso figures Give us a e-ill; Sa'isfjctiou guaUhiecd. -
Thankful'Tor iholiheral yatronwue beretoforu bestowed vpou os. we elicit a tobtin-"
ounce of like simo and promise our best etforts to pi ease ll who trade with us. ' 0
Feb 8.0. 4 " ' ' vil F. VASd k CO.'
Mr. GEO. W. MAYNAUl) is with this House and will be plowed tu'oem his friends
, . . ,i.
JAUK W POYI.K.
f IKKDKH. IfltKIIAkT.
fBoyle&;Iglehart,:
AGKSTi roll THE PALE . Of
THE H ANNIS DISTILLING GO'S
A
VIM Yfircn
Pure Rye, yPureRe
W II I S K I E S;.;
t!- ' IN KUM ASI TAX rXIl. ,ikl
And Importers rf '' '
1 Haudttt, A7iw,' Wneit kc. 1
UKACtlW fN U)E ytn.KKY!5,,
No. it. Weet! tvibn.rdi' 81, ilfP'ife.U. S
Puhlie Store. u BALTLM OR E.
JXt t. !M1KK.
A. A. TIHkJIKM'V.
SiOOREt&'TIIOMPSON,
comimiox fiERCjusrs.
itaieisWIii'cr"
FECIAL aUeutioa pohl to tbe Sale of v
Cotton:
Cm. -y
1 .( ft 'f
n 1 n a . v r . T; it 1 ?
i ... -. - ';- i'Htter. ,
Fowls., le,
CfMiVamews $Jk!trtl. JIijlut ytice
Jfte Iv-CitiUint Kuti'Mud IUimk. .
mar. 20 3m. H,Ueijlt. B.C.
GRAVES
WAREHOUS
t -.DASVILLE, VA. , ,
' ' ' ' FOR THK'1 J i; ' ' '
. Sale or Lear Tobacco. q
WM. P CRAVES."
March t, J8. . .A Punprietor
aKUNJM fcQVALKlll ' XKVKR fcX.tt.LLhl!
A IsLlSON & ADDISOiN'S.
la . -
'1
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110iIESTEADtf FOR BALE. ...
' Wool awarding
"NEAIt -
' ' Onh, hntti ' Vnunlir, X. 0
allow each ee.did.tc frsetioo of the ttatf
vote in proportion to his popular vote,. The
House eommit'ee adopted, .a sohatituie for
the Hen.te bill, the principal future of
which Is that in eoiitroversiea arising over
Ihe Selection of electors the deeiinn of the
Ftafe shall stanil oMeflf'ehst.ged l-y se.tlon
of both Ilousek of Congress. The original
bill made the deciaiou of the' State ahantuff
and ta This ehune' is ' acceptable ' to
several Senators on the committee at' least,
and the indications are that the lofeftittte
will bo adopt s4 aMbe nTt mee4nf.'
OfR Msebtwea are new In .Vvt4i)id ortVr.
and we ate preonreuto 4 work Ibat caunot
be rcfllcd in Hh- Mnl.
We have a Iturrer and Ticker atfaehnl to nr
Marlimr, tberirf ravinttbekior ol I trklut; ttad
HurriiiK ..nr oil Iwdire orlur; ns It fur t aro
int, tiremr rurwMwd U oVMrnl.
ItraimMortiuit tltat U'wl nliouM to w.4erl
and rie(Jf,re U-injt lirouvil to lite iisrbinc,
U-till one tw)iinl 1 ; lre-a to l ew IU ot wnH .
UJ TKKMKl-Tmna brlnirlnx Wl, will to
ehanM fcighi txnta u-f pound, or one KUlb u
tbe Wtjul.
Colored Wrxd will to rharaed Ten rents IT
ItronjrM to tin Machine. TImxw emliiitf It more
(unknlfrt In do m ran leave lln-ir Wool at
O. A.fiirj". IlilMMinK m with
rett A 1 boMi-wkN, ami W. . fowler A lira,
Jt-hnnlll. .
W will reeelve It at either ofthne pkwt and
card ami return st, Tw eenta mt twimil u
white, sim) .Twelve end Imirernl rr colored
wool. Wtrtkexecuted with deiafeh.
JU.W.UOItK(1. ,
Xsy We tt. i oii,t s, 4 ,
KOT. SOLFVET. ",
'.MY STEAM..; 1"
- WOOL CARD1XU MACHINE
CEDAR fiROVE, ORANnKCO Pf.C-
VRB now tn . m1ld twdet. snd I sin itmr
ad to do wmk, HiDt enntknt toeaeHIrd
I bv a Hiirrer and I'b-ker atto lird to mv
)laebtn, tHerehjr saving tlis lilni ut I'lrkln jL
Hurrms ronr W d la-f-in- brln.lnii h for Card.
Int. - U b. imiMH-tant that I tof W nid imnld to
wanfMdsnd cieaed tofore In Ilk lstuKlittu Ito
Maebliw, watnx one mmd ot Urea- to Ten
-mii. fit Ww.l. ,
TuKKw "T White Wool. KiKht et.or one r iftb
Colored I WmdTwelveanda hiKeent,, .
. "..??"! Wo", r"n "l " " tr mnd.
wirtoMt l".Vorn,
T balk tit I tar 14 knm, and tolly prsrkdW to
merit tlMtN la tl future, cunaii, ,4 s tZ
tiiiiirmre of tbe p.iron, o( tlie ip.ereit Tnd
spproebaive pnMie, . , ,
WJ7 (.t.l-rtirukV.
tTA
emo"
COMPLETE MANURE ron TOBACCO
1 HTAKDAIlU OUARAKTkblk.
't'Ttr K ar trnkliK atol a l-.ki. I., k iiw.
V V C'uinHH-rvial rertillar aw Ti'ImctwIn
tur inarkM. It w,ll to to jrwur hrtcr-M to ue M
H k.mr eri.pl kk. rar. ., '
lit t'AlK II k hwih l-r esa-rwimr4 and rea.
fonibte wm w.ifl tba U4 wOrrta'a k a. and
In ito ntM tmi:b tud rarWui ruiiiiirr.
RbC AIK It ! KU ll lit Ammonia. Mnble
rbo.ph.1. arS K A I. brme )'l).hiite ot tome
OrtUrd In.m IkHkea id aiiluml. -, ,
l!i:CAl: It. action I I'KOJIPT, faiili-ia-on.
and ..vllni. It M:uUlbc pLint otiiekrr
and .it-M,it, it tu wiatorilv. . .
JIM A tK it ia a rmilt M worn out lauds.
WM' Ali.K. it to toett or trial U nve year,
and Hie gem-rat verdirt at; "t all Ha name im
lilk." A t omiilrlt ToUm-co Manure." Tbe
tot I ever ued.'
I'rlera aa Inw and lrma aa It tor 1 aa tknae at
anv nltor Manilanl. hlub tirade t ertilUer.
Wr.ndK'lt Tom-pntrtHMiie.
ALLIfON k ADDISON,
Mannfaeiitnrers of
THE 'STAR RRAND COMPLETE MA
" NURES, Richmond. Va. .
Rrsnch Office. Petershnrg, VA
SKKDS! .MJKDS!!
WB to m entl tbe t-trkl .ueution m nnr
frn-Mda ia Nitb Camliiia. to our, birKe Manrt-
rr2i- !lifUr" rm'l d KAK
. era init ami l Ito toal onailie.
Md mr an avrieultmvl annwal d-rtilf if
""T f""' totbraand eorrepnilnrw antb
""an auiipxt ennierten win, nnr bni-
AI.LtmO AHPI.HOX. '
1 4 . Rtchmond Va,
neaa..
mar I lv.
i
Ccorge Gibson, Jr,,-
KELLOGG it GlRSON..,
. Importer and Dealer in ,1 ,
C,,1fla Glass. Queensware,
JIOIJSK. FUKN i.NO CCHIbS.' .
No., Iiu7 Mam Klreal,
!2i 19 ih KICUMOXD. VA.
A FLNE PfCTL'llE KllEE
to every lady who sends us .'( wt,ti f,,r a
fmnkags 1 of CiLhi Wsi Jt!u.;i frotiouoo.
td the best bluing ever made - 1
Mt. Airy, N. C.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
i ,. i.i aMaatSSMaaaaaW
Farm . arid Koad Wagons,
fMXE&lJMESDJLQn-S.
CiilLUlTl'LOWS.
-h,i fVOl'oTATlKRICA u n
Indispensiblt to every feeder of Stock.
v " , , METAL LINED :
CVCVMBER r WOOD PIMPS. '
PATKaNT WKLL i'lXTUIlES.
:. The Celebrated'.
, 110UIZONTAL tlURN.
Circulars as J price lists of this Churn
sent to any addres. . - . ( , , r4..
Magic Cockle "Screens,'
The only toikhiiweat wbirb will tone tbo Tar
triilire I'rs, and t octte ant oT Wheat.
Smith' Pflitent Straw Cutlern,
Plow Ciwlings.
r aUtbe leadbtc riows, in mw. Smoetb,
toujjk, and well mriojj., .... ,
' LPttml Term$ At, to fht Trmle. " '
Catabkxue prpmptl maifa-d. - ' .-
TOKA (TO I'A CTOn T FIXTURES.
We make Tnlmwi Mm'.' Mitel.,' IIxh.I.,
Tina, fbtea kr. r.. to tbe new anum-r aad Pi U
ly warrant at' wnr woi k.
la, !( ndra,- anlitileil, and eatloulrs for
work prwknjilly rurnl-la-il.
IL 31. SMITH A CO
p. o.. n.x 8 , Rkhmono. v. :,
Nov. 22.
VASirXCTllikK At MCALfclt 1 ALL
,- KltSIM ;. ,-.'t . .
Gold and Silver Ware, -
IIASOMO JKH'ELSj k - - '
; UAlRJEirELRT. ' I ,
WATCHES, ClOCKS, Ac,
Watch Repairing and Eogrvmg prompt
y..; iymuted.r
Seals, eta., rwnde lo i.rder. -
' ' KALKICU. X C.1.
msrrb i9. Opposite Ike Msrkel Usee. i
John ; H. Tyicr;& ;Co;,
ta . .8 veeare i0 ,B,,-,;
. 3J1TCHELL ANDTVLER.
. -10U' Msiutitreet, .
mCJIMOND, VA.
Di'itmiifU, Wulrh$, Jnrrlry, SUctr
tttf, FloUH II We.,.'
OIL ASI atLVKK srKI TACI.Ra.
yATt Hti HiTAIRlri la the WHsus
HAIu'jtWILUYWAl.tTOOIiKKH.
IT rmmtd attention paid to tndera bv mall
lie. '
oroltorwbaki
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ir: i: n f, n . ,
: ii:4kM; :aC ciiiarj. i
5: c t
v:.vimiigna,fyi.
" Mrs. Mallle Taylor, '
SJILLINKIIANI) tMxf f AKJ'IX,
vv - oat.'
S now rteeivlag kr ; ,.. , .,.,,,,
.-".I,." ..rr" """f. ratlrd and
sri't.
"t.
aum .1. J I" 1
OBVrtot hwltvamr,,! tlie t-l5t- ,-.r it
-..w -HiniiHKiMii niiHirr vi, .-. .u - -
. 1 - ' ' Will n MM'fr
ehk , mi
1 IH 1 V. A..I.U... ,1
rttwriw..,.,,., ' r.rr
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Hill ' ""I"'" "- fV .r., , u, ,
toe-thii l. r iV suit I,. 1 1", u f T"fl
rtoat". h" e-wwT
B M'il. 'it II.