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f All letters addressed to , -
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Cl nxDAY...iUi.f..i JOTX 7r 1876.
National Tlclcctr,j
r ' thU wk. There were a numbeV andtbe cpuntrymn?t still suffer thb
. OP.NEY,iORK. of oodmcn"bc1bre the Convention. 6 W&miA!" T
' n WrF-vtPridini I v for WilTffJrenT mcesHad tbp uiii M vrr r -yy- m '
Ufril iitouoaicJj yi L' ; W ifJohventiSn m wcmmte&mMtf-, HJ&ATXOKAIi: DEMOCRATIC
L:A&&nilVlCK8f hrPlATKOlOI.'f - a , t
t Democrntlo Toilneciaf J
. t' 1:, t , J. I I
rOR UOYEBSOB,
ror licutchant gpvernor : f S
,f,; i0(Pitt.4C
01 !
) .7
;
For Tablic Treasurer
- . J. M. WORTH,
: 4 of Randolph.
For Secretary of . State :7 !
JOSEPH A.' ENGLEHARp,
t n of New Hanover. .
For Auditor :
SAMUEL L. LOVE, ,
V of Haywood, !
- , , . - . , 5
For Attorncy-Gencial :
1H0MAS S. KENAN,
of Wilson. '
For Supt. of Public Instruction r
J! C. SCARBOROUGH,
of Johnston.
V .
Electors at Large :
DANIEL G.FOWLE,
r -of Wake.
: j JAMES MADISON ACH,
i - ' -in. ,t J of Davidson. , - i. .
.,: -r? VTl)lstrlct Electors7: -
J it (: i- JJUii . liguM'n i, " I ,
2nd District-JOHN;?. WOOTPN
archtDistricWii Di STANFORD,
, , nouso of Representatives:
: j i JNO. E.t THOMAS.; i
.., .e xi f. .dl 4,- " f .. - .' IT
wiiij t, .,: W, IBRIlGERS.
' -IDRiRi'-T; WEBB, J ' I -i
.jftqw I trrjg. FOWEER'Sr,' !
: V'Ktcooa Jt j al
-. ,OTJR NATIONAL! DEMOCRATIC
,vTo day we place at A fJio head
" uur ieiuct uin uumra ni .iinn: nm
i r ,
oflfewTdrk A for President ot the"
, w .PStaa
A. iiendencks Governor, In
'lsericiFAB.lL.'BUSBEIiL, . waelfiioW F VMolS 4 nee'es'to re'bulid and
VfynwiO Vio;! ? , X Jhorou gUand computer -l-efdrm Uv0fTeme& romUeanr of a.
Wr; deurtesstax Diitrici, v thd overhnrcnt we mnh 'haW an .'corrupt centr'alisin. which, after. hiBKy
' JosEPHry SS
-'S OF; FRANKLIN. ,H , i Vnnst have a change of; systena,
! t;V;.V1 ; Suppose tjGlei jHayes iatelecteo; fwith incaeity? wte anjirand,
.i .. i iSt'Tiolrot,'1 he is a good amtabyekl1rtd'hfcarted mfecled tales' and' mumcipaHfies
is iJ.W! u I niosities.w" creating' . no TivaJTies. . I creaw ana mamiain tne nanonai nooor. : yntt , ...j UDexampieu omciai corrnpuon
Ji'a rU;rfc. i iil ! . I Unlike Uristnw nr Ti itnn ha hna e denounce me lauure tor an tnese !-.. . .. ; I twi wnucues u:iio.
W. iuWAitWJj Jf, 3?!t f Hiva TV0" fPgessive etv.utation nor . tration- has brought disgrace
;hT,n f.asarert irL under equallaw.. on ou Government and
tniH-iuivtr...:.:!,;'! r r r14" v .Tlrnj: r-H. We denounce the rolicv which hhua ea cistress upon our people:
V?nti ."H P'nfciV., j pgntonernis is the great objec-1 changing standard of them the.L-. i U fo 1 : " '
Coroner: Ma-Mit tion 'OimTSs acandidate. f It T hands 6f tde people, and the . non pay- fftur J,w-.Irf at 4 il1 1 z That In this
in h Mi.IRICHARDRON: 64 PwdnMWthbt Whltoh1mi mentrwnlch ir'nrdof the , .1 " . " -v -rf-. n al year of.. our. existenco :
;fv;:w,. W.nunaj!ii 1 J .'MtoksW m mongolian women, importea lor mr vitc all patriots to ignoro.aU
atl-fftoxeyor;;! , TZlX lUi&XlW f l&lt rrth rP mtril purposes, .ndi-MongolUti'men: Issues' to disregarp " the prcju
I . . 'ic i it ? -I - t J WV1U jjuiu, uuuuai- uuu iiviuoraijie.,1 ,1C.C, jis ui pcaw, nas taneu . irom ,
uommissioncra:. , r i -r Af'hmVtidAf
Uiaior,victi'resT4ieou!a-uistBa I thet admittejjorniptaomsts. The
gmnd'Ucket Iktbntlcmen 0icpeJAa 9f,
ntnrougtuiut.tnolJnitfa
as able Statesmen. A .'and t nore
patriots, and
ycntlon . could
worit uciwr wan uy running mebe
pvuwwu wu.uwiinil.
, -LJs-envW anggrea "rqign thcU spcretvrscrricca gubffl, jnec any of its: promises at the call of
, TOibm .rvinrdcaalngjtr- aU'tpu &9 creditor entiUed to payment , WeiJ
X'?t?ftVpi c-I-of Congipt; Mibm9,m.wm
Canal Ring In the SuW Goyern. 4who
ment,.andwhen hogeU to-WaslK ! people, and rhat 1s then left of the timean artific scarcity pfrreicy
.p5tOat..iho Rolknaps, the Blaines, fTCrbtotipartM Land at,Wtme Talarimng'.gie public
ft0 tym he tQ efofm 1 tyusesT lyfj$ the ! mind in a wUhdrawsl ofjihat" vaster
-r -.- -- .-.wHSp-jjr - ;.
Howards (oh! oh!) stealers of
tbfrvFrecdmen8 money and all other
whVwillthcn TTave'a'Nave lelltbc republican oiganiza-
cd people.
representative at the head of the
National Government that will pro-
mmV&mH th(W
OUR
xne names oi toe nominees maae
lre hs;tf tickeWnifih w' muitcj
elect, they are all goodi thoiiest, JdDoarentloiri
'ttothldlltrieMcicocrats, a
As good and true Democrats? jjsI
lovers W'ljouesijc, - aim jgiurui, icui
us to the front, let' us fcc&tfro nb-4
jrmy.in a -solid uiibrokcnii line, frojn I
one end ol the uounty to the QUicrLihiflistvandlrinoat . pressing vpitnouo :
for we have, a wily foe to fih t .-r-t I dntr for-. ta Di aKcmcriioC thctrhoie.
Wc-mnsV leaTWt00' int'CXTwseJjl-coiiritryjaal;!'
tbnt eveix.cntranco mpst bo guarjl-rhii
cd ir611f cand; seo thatlno discord;
enters; the j battle wtll be. a? hotly J
contested one. ..Franklin has :gaih-
ed for herself t!ie name of the Bani
ner County, let us so conduct ourt
sclves.as that! we, shall continue to
merit thi3 name.;. XfCt US - see to it
that, that Banner does not, trail in
November netjvbut let us jiold.it j
aloft i and" with It unfurled,. floating j
triumphantly with not a stain upoq j
its pnro folds, then (Demccrata of I
Franklin, to your postj WQikj Workj.
like true honest men, for reform
ah honest "administration of our
Countv government, and success
will just as surely be purs, as night
iuiiu w a ujf . t f. f,j :.,;, iiU r
I ? ' .t - a - -: : - I
OUr WaSIlingtqn Leitey.
Special Correspondence.' i
WaVuinqton D. C., July, 5th 181
5f T-
v Canipa'ign.cljibs dren'fofmrjoT
3fn?l preparations tnado :lpr an ex
ciUnganaiih
raa nnrt Top thn nrirAnt. rofossitv
- - CD -,-m--j .
without running against iu angles, I
'givinno.onnc rtoayingbo anii T
country! Mrtf
'fl passable
abVesireiiiiaa,mt0 m
thepurc.M vlt reminds trie cf alnah
" v m nc uicruiiun wiii so
. i. 1 1 nnnnrt 11 ;hr ak...i: im -L
rnp'TRinrTn.giniMi n lprprminpfi in. w si vvia. m iuu iuv vv iiwiui
" nmnt'po iar'asiweirncfwrana irom y wmagiuu misruie, aim locaca
dH We car; hear 'todana' to doi right fast the prosperity of an industrious
He Jikes tOfnass thrduch tho woihi. beople m the paralysis of hard tiiues; ,.,
tr6ntilc .fif.ltla nbt: erffitbyanf leehis
moHJlime-sineef Vnettaidf reoion WeoNmoceeilan
"Tho orrupr chienMHhntbe rgf Impctjaml nnioralitf Sf tnat
publicau- party are Stronger "thar partyHrb'icli, durinir ''eJeVen1 ' veaw I of
- afflicted with cancer. lfrthe5rnaVf sumpicra;'that instead has obstfuqted 1
of keehs the canccr'it will killhim!' KcsumpHonby "wasltniT'oar-urccal
dioarfd hwiniraVeWTcmarn'onK W
his Sick bed 'many weeks 1 any liowM nuailf Enacted'' fresn- hrndra'nces
- subtracrfmnhe'repuMca
The custum house gang
t in NoeraYhrtr if ilAw rv rt
i 1 prthat . nojKl of unclean .;carrjcrJ to assure the whole world ;f. its per.
uoagers lUiino donijv' tuQi Wuiskj
fate of such mcn aChief Justice
Chase, Jacob ; D. Cosr, Carl Schurz,
ll-eywineif, -Ljmj t mrnuuii,
These and
never
f y
tion had they not dispaircd of the
possibility r of "reform " within its
"ayes becomes
thcserinks" unaided "arid alone. Is
f -w,rt,0 tt:3 nn f
ness or ncart will prompt mm
pirty tf th&Unkcd Butcin'.'Nttiffnl
ttheLadrainistrttflnf of the! Federal Got
Stat?, k jeajoua effort knd- co-operation J
io4,m8ena1(na aoirncreoj"-appeal, w
otrlfpliitrzenrof Ieveiy fonriet por
litical con n ectioo t under tako with naT
' . ;f t. no t ?j
Wed licro reaffirm our" faith in tbe.
;pCTmauency of the Federal .Uuioo, .ocr,
.derotioii to Constitution of thejUnited
-StateMj with its ameridmenta nnirewal-
iy neccpted as a final settlement of tie
.controversies thatiengendered civil war
and do here record our steadfast con fi-
dence ia the perpetuity of Republican
self-government;, in the absolute ! a.
quewcence) in the will of the majority,'
the vital principle of the icpufelic; Jn
the supremacy of the 'civil " oyer - the
military authority the total reparation
of church and State, for the sake alike
of civil and religious freedom; in the
equality of all citizens before just laws
of theb own enactmentjlin the! liberty
of individual conduct! -unmixed ' by
aumpxuarjriawsjine lanniui, eaucauon
ot the nsine generation, that they mav
preserve, enjoyaild transmit these best
condition fcf J human happiness, and
ihoper,-we behold the-.Tnoblest ! products
c j ot a hundred years ot cnangelul history j
j athile upholabg the bond -of : ojar
Union 'and fgrbalishaVter of : theael, our;
people $to
I practice aisu tuai, eternal
vigilance
t
orm is necessary to est ablit h a
sound . currency, restore vthe public
V&MH9 ti6l&; nd -mlindefed' four,
pany wuicu, aurinr eleven vears
1rpce,?tias 0mll;ad;Tanoe, tbward're-
: i i . i
i anu cxniusung an our surplus income'
nbMce thVrcsufaptwn
. act W5,an3eerc demand its t re-
I peah Ll We demand a judicious, system
I feet ahUity
mm Mtuyon V
micbinery pi crpdit by vich ninety-
fire per ceut, of all buit tsz tninsac
tioos 9T perjbri al.-A. r stctaopeiy
aoiic ana inspmncr cenciu cot aacnee.
ronlajfrotti the day cv its Optica,
rtn beating-oh itrwings"toall crar
harrassed indostry, and set in motion
the Wheels of eommcrw,- manufactures
and the mechanical art; restore era-?
ployment to bbor. aod renew in all
iU natioal source the prosperity of tl
ffyi.. . cup ,:v
Reionn is necessary id the snm and
roode oFFedera!Utaxation, to" the end
cfn18eV'fr?foy dis
trust and labor" lightly burdened. We
Uencnncc Ch'e Vreseti t tarinv let icd n&
on nfaily-4,00fl Srticlea, :; as a "rnaate
piece of lnuic"mcqualUy' and false
??el1.'rtItyiel&lrHwhtu1in a
early, Tisiug revenue;" it'"1 lias impov-
reriabed minvindorics lo'subJidite a
fewitrohloita importi' fliaf might
nutchase the products of American la-
VoT'an'd U'ms'' 'degraded Atmeriean
commerce fnirn tbir Brst id an Inferior
rank $p6& thefiiga s8ea j it' has cut
dowti'tHe sales of 'America'a mannfac-
furtrsiat home" ancf aDroad, and cple-
4ef tbearetnnrt5f American agriculture
or industry, followed by half tiur -'peo-
Hg St'cosisthe people five times 1 more'
structs the processes of proddcliou and
wastes' the 'fruits of labor;' it promotes
rraUd'and fosters 'smugirling,'" enriches
diAonestbmcills and bankrupts honest
merchants. We demand that 'all cus
tom 'house taxation' shall : W only for
reVcnue."1 nyt tr":": '
7 lUfortn is necessary in the scale of
public ' txpense. Federal, State and
'murifcipW1 '6nr Federal taxation has
swollen from sixty' millions in gold ,in
I860, to four hundred and fifty million?
currency In 1870; our aggregate taxa
frbm one'hnnprddand eighty-four mil
lions gold in i860, to seven hundred
thirty millions currency in 1870 cr
in one decade, from less than five dol
lars per head to more than eighteen
dollars per head. Since the establish'
ment of peace the people have paid to
their tax gathers mors than thrice that
of the national debt, and more than
twice that ?ura for the Federal Govern
mentaione. we demand a vigorous
frugality in every department, and
from every offiaer of the government.
Reform is necessary to nut a stem
to the'profligate'waste of public landsi
aud their diversion from actual Metiers
by the patty in' power, whfch hasVquan
3lred two hundred 1 millions of acres
tipon railroad alone and1 cut 6Y more
than that afffreffatfj has' disTod of
: . ... . do c ,. - : ,
ratiiLxrtv;tritr.i'i U-r r
less man a sixui uireciiv to Liners oi
0611:
lleform is ' necessary to correct the
f
omissioh of a Republican Congress and
the'erroraof our 'treaties 'arid ' onrdi-
V, -
plortaeyVwhTbh have stripped our ftl'
low-citizens of foreign ' fcirth and ldn
drebraee'recTbssing theAtlantTe'.' F the
sb iet d of 1 'American cl tiienship, 'and
cave exposed our nrctnermg oi the ra
cifie coast te the ineusiomP'of ' a race
riot spfdrig from the same great parent
6tock.-andi in fac, noW!by ' law denied
hired to perform sertiTe labor contracts
anaem'ands-such' modifications of the
trealy vrtth tho fjnmese Empire,? ot
or'iuch legisTstSun by Congress, -witlfb
a constitntion limitation. "os shall
I
" ..vwo.j, Uvi v
be effected but by miking it the con
trolling issue of the electfon,' lifting it
above the two false ' issues which the
office holding class aod the party in
power seek to smother it the false is
sue' wl th which they woul d seek to en
kindle sectarian strife in respect to the
public schools, of which tbe establish
mebt and snpport' belong'1 exclusively
ta -tbn-several i States. and "which
the Democratic party ''has - cherished
from their foundation and Veablved to
Nnaintvln tlii' UVt!.,U- .
ference for any elass, sect . or treed,
and ;,withouV contributing ;from tbe
trcasury to any; aad the false issue by
Which they seek to light anew the d v-
lpg emoers oi sectional bate between
kindred peoples, oDce unnaturally
tranged but now reunited ia one iadi-
vu-lble Kepublio and a common dcati
Reform is necessary in the cavil
service. Experience proves that tbe
efficient,; ? economical conduct or tb
governmcnut Duainess is not posible
if its civil service, besubject Jo change
at every election be a pr!ie fought for
tLihe bsllot.box( Us a brlaf revard of
irty leal Ju.-tea of rots of honor
tx&g&d for proved cocetenee, and
hheldor fidelity in th- ubHc employ
that the dispensing of patron ago should
neither bo a tax npoo the time of all
onr AQUiftmenr sor, tbtUstrtnsent
oi lucir am onion, iiere a cam pro
fession fihifisd in the performance at
test tbaf yiejft Jrf potr can work
out no practical or salutary reform.
Kofofnj i ncccjvary even a'moreTn"
the higher grada ' if: publid- service.
President, J Vice. 'Presidsnt,- .Judges,
Senators, Repreeeiratrre, CaUaet -oG-eer-these,
and all others in -aotLorv-ty,
are the people's fervantj- their of
fices 'are not a private perquisite,' they
are a public trust, - FFhen the annals
of this republic shows the disgrace and
cenuTe of a Vice-' President, a late
Speaker bf the be use cf Bcresentativee
maiketing bis rulings as a presiding
officer; three senators proBting secretly
by their vote a a law -makers, five
chairmen of leadininc committees of
the Iste House cf Representatives ex
posed in jobbery, a late Secretary of
the Treasury forcing balauces in pub-
lie icconnts, a late vlttoruey-General
misapproprating bublic funds, : a Sec
retary of the Nnvy enriched or enricn-
ing friends. by per ecntagtrs "levied off
the profits of contractors with his de
partment, an ambassador to England
concerned - in a dishonored speculation.
the President's private secrtary lurvlv
escaped conviction upon trial for guilty
complicity ia frauns upon the revenue
a Secjetary of 'Wai impeached fir
high crimes and confessed misdemean
ors the demonstration is complete that -
the firs) step in reform must be the
poplo's choice cf honest men from
another party Jess the' 'disease of one
political orgsnizatiou infest the budy
politic, and teereby making no change
of mon or party, we can got no change
of measure and no reform. All theso
abuse?, wmngs and crimes, the product
ofnixteen year.-' ascendancy of the
Republican party, create a iiecosity
for reform confessed ty Bepublicans
themselves but their reformers are
voted down in the Convention anddii
place from the Cabinet.' The party
mass 6f honoftt votes is pawcilcss to
resist the' 80,000 office holders, its
leaders and guides: Reform can only
be had by a peaceful civil revolution.
We demand a change-' oF:ystefeK a
change of aduiinitratin, a change of
'parties, 'that -we may have a a
ch-nc
O
of members and of men.1
'"'Tlio I?ia-ty Plait fbiiii.
, .
' ADOPTED BY.THB HEilOCRJkTirjjTATE
Convention. .f..vl
hi.'" t
. Whebras, :TbQ Republican , par-
ty of the. United rStates,' for the last
sixteen yean,, nas nau ?nc com
plete control of t he Government in
all Its Departments, aml'by its dis
regard ot Constitutional limiiationsj
its UDcquel and oppressive taxa
tion; .by jts extravagant and waste
I fal expenditures; liy It? unwise' and
miscnicvous unanciai policy; Dy us
pcr-
adiainis-.
unparalleb
There-
CcnUin
wp in-.
dead
dices'
engendered Dy past events, ami to
?f! ' th? effort U xe
;1 rjomical, and pure administration or
the GQYcniment, and thus promote
promote
the general welfaro and Happ ness
bfthecountryi " - PI i
i uon, oy me, people. 01 f ne a menu -
mcnts .to tlic Constitution proposed
Dy ine uonvenuon of 1875, and
thus largely ! reduce the expend M
tures of our State and county gov-,
ernment3 and simplify . Hieir ad--
minisiration, so that we may. be en
abled to establish a thorough and
enlarged system of public scnoola
for the benefit of all thd citizens of
trA Htot - i -.-.j . 1
Msoivea i inatnotwiuiaanQint
our repeated i disappointmenta and
I impoiXishedCpaditicin. 8101
&risa.tho North Carolina project
! ? iOPg latWttl fbl-by thO -MOTO-
hTbotnaa, and others of c-iung tho.
harbors of Bean fort and WUmtasl."-
1011 Wlt 11x0 west, and for
too completion of the - Western
xtonn uaroiina luulroad -iaPaint
Ilock and Duck town and of our oth-
iinfiniraUroaiiWo plelJreJ
of the .S-ate, and of such other jo-
SSS1" ????
ll??y(:Q?! .Ktf e
P6"01-
I ; KesoZred .4. That ..the-tfcODle of
oi vprtn Carolina now hart -it in
their power by. ancarnest, detennb
natc and nnilet crortl to "rclievd
our people fror.J UiccvC t of rcpub-
licaTT misrGlc, - extra1 pnee ani
cmmi jot i ami restore j the pros-
ka. .r!. C-.A
NEejcMasa. -That - wolcnonnce
official corruption wherever found i
and we hold honesty to bd the nm
and highest qnalificallon for CQccJ
The following House Bill passed the
senate last Thursday: . ..!U f
1 R if rmtrtMl kr Th2t nail
matter of the third class slull eralrace
U patnpileU,'bcci.-if nal puUkatajos,
regular pubhcatiot.s, dvoted primarily
to advertising purposes or fir free cir
culation, or far circulation at nominal
subscription rates; pricee-curreut, cata
logues, aunuaL handbills, posters, un
sealed circuLirs, prospectuses, I ooks
bound or unbound, book manuscripts,
proofebeets, maps, prints, regravings
blanks, inflexible patterns, samples,
merchandise, sample card, phonograph
pepef; letter envch-pee and wrappers,
eards"(pJain and ornament at,) paper,
photographic representations, seeds,
cuttings, bulbs, roots, scions, and all
other tuattar which may, be. drlared
mailable py law aa third clasa matter, 'I
and ott.er articles net above the weight
prescribed by laW wluh are not from
their nature luble.to dchtroy, deface, or.
otherwise injuie the contcnta of. the
mail-bags, or the tcfson of any one eu
gaged in the postal "service;" All liq
uids,1 poisons glass,' explosive materials,
and ooseeno books or papers' shall be
excluded from the mails. . . .
,2. That pack age of 'matter of the
third class shall not exceed four pounds
iu weight and shall be subject to ex
amination a i d nttr of postage of here
inafter prmidc!. The poaUge of mail
matter cf the third vUss shall be at the
following rates fr all distances! One
cent fur imh cunco or fractional part
thereof. Kvcry pHcknro of the 'third
class of mail matter shall bear the post
mark of the office at which the same,
ball be mailed fr transportations.
, 3. That p stage on third class mat
tor shall be", prepaid by stamps. If
'however, ihe jmstage on third clas
matter, mailed at an office, shall be let
than the amount above prescribed in
cares uhcrc the same is kuowo such
sender fchall be notified of the fart, and
the amount of portage duo fchall be col
lected from snch sender before the same
I be trnnjuiittcd by mail.
In taa the
sender is not known, and wheic it has
not leecn tha evident iutcnlion of the
party so depmiiing the package shall
lc forwarded and double the amount
pjid of deficient jisfagc thall le col
lertei from the party to wlhm it is ad
Pressed, delivered at its proper destioa
ti n. .
4. Tliat the sender of sny article of
third-class mail matter may write tus
or her name or address tltercon, er en
thc ootsice - thiroof, w hh the . word
'from" altxve or froccrding the aaroe;
or may write briefly or print on any
package the name nr names of. the ar
ticles enclosed.' Publihers of news
papers and pericVieals may priut on the
wrappers ot newspapers or . magixinef
sent from. the office of, publicatioo 'to"
regular subscribers tle timo to which
subscription thereof has, been paid.
5. That transient newspapers ' and
'magaz:nee shall' be admitted to and
transmitted in. the mails at the rate tof
one cent for every thrse ounces , or
fractional part thereof, and one cent
for" each two'additional ounces or frac-
tiiial part thereof.' ;. t 1
.. G. That this act shall Uke ffect on
and after the 1st day oi July, 1876
The Oimax Shirts,
r I . A. GREAT, PAT?OIN,
Wi"MSUTTA' SHIRTS
At eacli J
. f l .: ; ' . I
1st, They are made of the finest
WamaotU Mills febirtlng".''
"' and. They are compUtely-seamed
and at 1 tried j thrcxigbout equal ! to
I '3rd The Roaoma are" three -ply.
I tto?i im Uneo t L
me cuiium wore
tVvr J -''"Jr, 7&
fu?blBri-
Cihj Tferj'ara equal it nn mat enal,
style, fit, And wurkosoabip to the beat
Bhlrta f t 3.W each. " ' j
' Clh. Tfcey arw Dot laoaZcred and
can b caaily tried rm bv tbe purchaser
who can have the Button boles,. Bct
tons, fce., nnishrd wlia us or atnotae
i Paiicc, $1.23. each. - i't. j
v TsraMs: i'oaitively ciah i
. white & en Ar,
Lou'sbuTir, NO.
Alarch Zijix 18TC. ...... .. .. . (
1872,
VI 876
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PRICE REDUCED I
; . :iwFan-4..-;'.-
Tlie Centennial Ycarj
Ajc DrraFsarorxT i- BraxT7szxx
Drrotad te politics, .JJteritpre -Akn-
I ,4,"c "Da r w,-i 1
ZZZ: ?.nJ:rr 1u!1,n
SSffiSffi
and ttouth Bid e Vlrclfils. 'd" - ' '
Mxnl
BuUcriptica;IMcr. Ja raea ,100
1 Seed fotaamplacopy to' ; '
mpla copy to i
ILoranxa Taos., ProprW tr.
t. . I ... Weldon, N,C
To- the iWorkins Claw
We can furnUh'fniploymcn0. at vv
you can make rrry Urge pay, ia
.wa localities, without Uiag
f em borne over night. Agn:a
ed n! mry town;aad coaa'y to ui,
aubscribera for The Ctateoniil Jtort
the larrent publicatioo to tht V-Jv
Bratea.lt.pacesvHcoa? kegtf.
iTinoiua-ert; Terms only f l pr jrv
Ttf Record u devoted to waatever i
t;ictereU cootxe'ed with the Crttt,
ial year. The rrtal Exhibltioa -
Philadelphia tolly ll!ntratrd ia k
p ijbwyw aats irl hm U',
peopjefctlr.a later. 4,t In their Cat.
tryVOa-fcaia tSjrtkvday; sad. u, b
know all about it. An tlegDt ptu
t)tic crayon d awing preatum pictct
ia prtseatexl fne to ca.h aubtcriWr. f
h icotitled. 'fa rwfnerobraoce of t,
Oae IlootieJth Anolverarj ot tbt W
drpeorkece' uf the UnltM StaUa.
8ixer23 by 50 Jocht. Aoy cct tu
.become a saccraatul agent, for bnt U
the r-Wr ad vcture aad huodredii
ol ac iWia re easily obioet tvtrj.
hcrC There Is do butlocu tLat a '.3
pay like, tbia at pnseot. fctTt
many ageota 'who ate aakiBg as hf
ra 20 pr day aod upwards. , Now i.
thetim: noa't d1y. Rcmtmbtr it
coat a Dotbicg to give the botiaits a
trial. .'.Scod for. our circolar, terai,
and laple copy ol papr, which
scot lice to H who apjlj; do Ittr-.1at,
Complete outfit frra to tbore a hi 6V
cide to engage. Farmer, aod tecUs.
Ics, aed thi Ir toai aod dao.b'crs qiV.
1 the very beat ot event." Adtrej,
f'JUK CETEXNIaL RECORf?
iulij JbitOiPortlicd; 311.-
rFriAKLiN Couivty:
In tt6 Siiericr Ccirf.
! j5 ' ' 1 f i4" , ,
TOm Bramc rial nllfl 1 " Cbmplakt
. Against . . .. Jor
U illy Brainc Pcfd't. ) Di voire.
It fppearii'g to. trt aatitUctia J
1 1 timrt that MUJjr ILtUit iU Dr
iraiUDL. aove aimtn. caut 1 a;:tr
due ilcIirvcaL luuad i La tl
5ti ct- riottn UioIin: . It it tier.
knv frdtrt that publirttioti ftU
npimi jis injuria cau.-e, te roadr io tU
jrrauxuxy. iprBtows wmi ubh
luheil in tho town f LooUburg ,oca
a weak, Jjr .six .wr;ka acceatcj,
con.funeiiif ( tne dteoflsct M.Lj
Israme to appear Ufnre t!e Judtot
tbe ropim r Court at a tj-urt tw U
Ueid for iUe Couoy of 7raLkna at tU
uiun uoue ia ujuuiur on ti.etu
iiondy alur tb 2ud Mond.j.U
August 1876V thn aod lb re ! a.
awirtLa comp kluti. a copy tf wink
will b nieU iu tbe otsce ul lac turk
ot aaid Court Wlthlo thr time dtt
lat yi V tetm, atd Wt- tl'r aiJ
ttantci Take notice that uoltu kt
ppt-aJS auu aoswtra aaM Cmp -t
at id teim. ihe i'laibl Q wii!a)pj
ttl.eCoiui fur the lehef dtmsDiict
ia tbex Cr miiUinl '
tiitca uoder Diy bod and the brI
ot td Cour; tw: 23d dy vl J-u
A. D. 1870.
, v W, K. DAVIS,
Clerk Superior Court
Franklin Co., X. a
S. A. Stevens & . Oo.
- . . - .
. . . DEALER IX
Furniture, Carpetings 4
1 ,,1"Pianos, -
CoaxikMua liio 0r,ifSTSTs.,
The lireeit Stock cf the abori
goods !o Virginia.'
, A1 gooda guarsotred to be ao!d at
low aaia.aay nrtbero City, a cur
business facilities are caaorp&atcd
, Our coods are all mauolactarrj t
oratr ana we sac a tint or aa ora-r
from tboae deairtog pood a ia ocr Utt
to convince them of the sdraa'ar ob-
,rVirrd4a".iig inareT.hffif. " :
IlavlfirrUen'ntatTTN-d twel
yeara and having sold lugelj in iba
vicinity ot,7rr,k:io, Conatr, ailca
refer tcii oaMic rtcriHr.
We axe Aiftota and keep ea hint a
large asaotmeot cfPiaooa asd Paxior
Attjnat JiajcJsctarJ piKes.
teod for Circular.
T Alt Jl
i o v. i n ft.
At a veUisz of the Board of Coosty
Comrelmooers of Frsnklia County oa
the 3rd 'day or April 1878. Tbefol
lowirf resolatiooa were adopted.
"1st. That' tbe 'Sheriff sbaJl not ra
ceire. ia tv settlement ol tsxet, eor
shall tbe Coooty Treasurer pay aay
Couoty Order ttned betere Ihe lat
iJayx Afcrir;i7: ' J
" 2o"f; ATI pefioos Boldlag croen is
sued Ufort thai date must prtaeut tb
same to thaCUr ol this Board ea or
UorW ibtj I :rt'syUt .lAcgiut 1876.
tbatf rtcird ltLert.;ry be made;
aad parties holdiag a oca orders, who
refuse to so .puseat tbcra are bercty
notified that the Statute ct liaitatioa
will be pleaded U'bee t 4belr fecov
y.ia 4um .. :
u P 3Ji UJLWKI2iaj Cbslmaa
. L oj 5B.XDCSE8, Clark.
Daar-IfeI(b'f Genl
41 -
., J tra a : --
' ' A-5tficntU X 13 lach XnrT
iof. Tbe f tally aod friea-Js f!
trooped sorrow fully around ika1
brro's death-bed. Tbe sceos ?
tAuchioxly besutifulyl-tbe ae8Ua,l
the pleura fs so t eett, sod the raarse
ters so lifUke -tbst every -od
mlrea it; It U truly a few ef srt.
which should bans: io every 8tper
bootv &ctt by mail, rx-Pd "
rilpt ctTi ttt u, or 8 foreO res'.
JOHN PUERQW A O. wtfUbrrs
Cristotl. TrBB