North Carolina Newspapers

FllAUKtlN COtfltlER. i ... ... . . r ; GEORGE S. BAKER, Editor and Proprietor. . All letters addrewecTto Geo? S. Baker, FiUDAT..;.iC.....:,f..JULTv 14, 187G. JX.JANIZATlON. j - At Reeling of the Central Execu tive , Cotnmittctj of tbo Democratic party It.irM:f" y Expired 1, ,Tbt the chairman of each County Executive Committee be requested to report to the' name and ndiit eHicA address of each member of 2. That each member of the several congressional committees be requested to report hia niue and address in lite manner; aud also to take.-notice that he As ex-officto a member ef the State Execute . Committer. . ' ilbat this committee urgently callioa the' conservative people of . North Carolina who .favor reform in tate and national affairs to form vith f ait del av!Tilden and Vance clubs in . ..J . ' 0 i . tbair respective townships or u jighbor boodii and die officers of all such elubs axe request to report their names to thj secretary of this committee. 1 ' TV. R. Cox. Chm'n. v,S. A. AiHE,S'y- a. 1 19 Nfitlonnl Tloltet. ' !! ,.; For Presit c:it: SAM!!. J. TlLDEX, OF. NEW YORK. For Vice-President : A. Hendricks ' OF INDIANA. Deniooratld Nominees. Let us have honesty m the man agemc.it of the government i Lett he Government bo ad mini s teredon Inc pHntf plerof the TeiT Commandments. Gov. Vance. "Thon shalt not Steal.' One ot the Couiman(imenls0 C U 0 , & y JenU. Phat Big Phil Hawking wantfitoStcp in Ike Younga's place, when Iko get to Congress Tilden and Triumph,' 'Vance and Victory. Hendricks and7 honesty; all on one side. ' " j 1 Vote our tickeaiional.State clean up the rascals.- , u Iuscladde'nthe patriotic toart of Jack Thomas jjv ab majority. Wo must have At least 100. Noth ing 8msl!er.windp- .tr,,A i Tilden - and Hendricks represent an outrage! and plundered people. Hayes and Wheeler represent the 80.000 plunderers v of tho people. Which side are you on reader ? Tilden, Hendricks and honest government on one side.; Hayes, and 80.000 thieving office holders on the other side. Choose ye this day between them. Col Iko Young has been set up by. the Badicals to be beaten for Con gress by Hon. J. J. Davis. Better attend to that Revenue I key. After the 4th of next March, Presi dent Tilden will find somebody else to look after this matter lor the government down here. cratic party of. the 4th .District for fits confidence, and I shall endeavor, ibv faithful work, to prove myself not unworthy this confidence. -The indreatioraew pon.i 10 a warm contest throughout the Union. On the one side we have presented Jojis Ti!d?n and nea dricksv witfi retrenchment, economy and reform, promising a restora tion to prosperity and happiness; on the other the Republican party having had absoluLe political, con- Hays and Wheeler1, wilR' tion of Republican rule, with it extravagance, nsrauu mm iw twi 5ruptions anil ita , distressing hard ti mesV Ka y Xnot confidently call on all IhegpSr 'peopTe" of the 4th DisVrfctV : whatever ' may 4iavc been their foimer political affiliation to ? work with the parjt-yofi Reform and to auLjn, reso ypyi cal and honest goverhuient, State nrtA Vrttirtnol 'tis tii : In nil Ti? "' ' With great regard,'- I 1 am very truly yours, T. Jos.. J., Davis. smoke resting over the lull, wh'ch was" hailed 'a"s aj sigifthat Custer was Fuccessful and fired tbo Tillage. It iwaf.cnlyyhe4 night was falling that the weary troops lay down on their arms. The infantry had marched twenty-nine miles. The march of the next mcrning reveals of decoration painting, and worthy the avustic, hands of the icccinjdhhed gen t lema n who executed it. J TIjc fia is on exhibition at the book store of AWilliams. " The following is an accurate description of the work: The two ?!des of the flag bear re spectively tnt same cha.ractersenlarged upon and, as it were, intensified, as the ed, at every step, some evidence of iht iiflii f which had taken iilacc I obvensc and reverse fides of the medal two days befoce MiSnir)y hquVJ use'd hy UieJKortlj 'Carolina Agrr for fifteen years, has presented . nlf . .v( hordcrinsr; nil -ide hvin n political siimiGeation r-,- , I , JitA sm . -11 o a w rtue.JCll uanK Ol iiieiuiiu i .wuiie me 'juict ia nuijij uwviipuit where had recently been an im- 0f the State by exhibiting symbol iwl mense Indian village extending; jj certain marked " features of product three miles along the stream, and and scenery belonging to it. where 'were still standing funeral lodges, witli horses slaughtered around them and containing tho bodies of nine chiefs. The ground was strewn everwherc with car casses of horses, cavalry equip ments, besides buffalo robes, pack tac'a side has a ir.cdallion centre about three feet in diameter on a white silk sur face' of seven 'feet in length ' by four feet in height, heavily fringed nnd corded with blue ' silk. ' Tho Medallion oh the obverse side shows the State-amis: the ficure of ' Puring our visit to Warren ton, we witnessed a radical meeting composed of the Hyman and Thorn factions, and a blacker, hotter, meaner, dirtier look iug set of peace disturbers it has never been our misfortune to see collect ed together. Timothy, the fallen br.Te, the ftx-Sheriff, Timothy the In- ages of dried meat, and weapons I Liberty holding the spear and cap of and utensils belonging to tho In. freedom in the left, and in the light dians. On this part of the .field a scroll of North Carolina Constitution; was found the clothing of Licuts. and that of Prosperity, leaning on a so Ions labored for by the More- headers, Saunders, Iisher, vm. Thomas, aud'othcrs. of nnitingthc harbors of Reaufort and , v ilruiug ton with, tho great west, and lor the completion of the western North Carolina Raih-oad to Paint Rock audDucktown and of our oth- ucCnihejl railroad. We.plcge the couiiniied.iise of Uia Qpuvict labor of the Slate, and of such other ju dicial legilattve aid as will secure the completion of theso great,State works at the earliest practicable Kfs-ftYff 4. That the iKopieor of Nonh Carolina now have it iu their power by an earnest, di termi nate and nnitcd effort to relieve our people trom thceviU ofixpub- lican misrule, cxtravigancc and corru)Lon, atnl restore the pros perity of our btate,. U( soloed h. That we denounce official corruption wherever found. aud wc hold houcty to bo the first and hrghest iruahfication for office The following House Rill passed tho senatela?t Thursday: , ,. ,, 1. Beit ewictnl, Sic, That mail matter of the third claa shall ' embrace 1872." 1870. SturgCS aud Porter picrceil with horn of plcnt,and presenting v;tb all pamphlets, occasional publications, bullets and a blood-stained gaunt- her left hand an ear of corn The sea rcgu'ar publication, devoted primarily let Iwlonging to Col. Yates. Fur- coasU and mountains of the State are to advert uing piujor f,r tree cir- ' culation, or fur circuIaUcn at nominal ther on were found bodies of men, indicted in ti e background, and the HUt8cription rates; priced-current, cata- among dependent, Timothy with his 30 votes in Wake County, was present, and ui(je tnea to reconcile uiusc uumiw iacuuii. RELIEVING MAJOK RENO. but they would not reconcile "worth a just then a breathless scout nr cent." So Tim, left in disgust after rivcd wUh thc intciligence niat having patiently stook with his devo- jajor R(,n0 with ft remnant 0f the ted pate exposed to the scorching rays geventh Cavalry, was entrenched of the Sun, for nearly half hour. Tim on a bluff ncaf "by jailing for re was for Hyman, but he said that Thorn j. T,l0 comuiant pushed rapid- Haye.H and Wheeler were put up I had'a better organized set of - squallers, ly on an(j cam0 jQ sigilt ot- a group surrounding a cavalry guard wnom were recogmzeu aiedallion is surrounded by mono- Lieut. Mcintosh, thc interpreter chrome leaf .rnanientction grey in col- from Fort Rice, and Reynold.-, the Cr, and combining Urn olly and white oak. Over the top arches a gilt scroll in?cribed "Mccklcnbuig Declaration, For Governor, ! Zebulow B. Vance, " " 'OP MECKLENBURG tn tnVo nnm nf tKp int.prpt, of the I that thev beat thc brass horn? and pfllce holders, and Rail Road drums of Stanley's band. So they are Kings and Lobbyists. Jay Gould still disorganized and for the' good of the great Stock gambler of New tjie County we hope they will stay dis- York, and Tom Scott tne great ortranized. Rail Road monopolizer of Pcansyl vnnin snnnort them. Arc the people Gen. Custer's Inst Batt lo ri - prepared longer to live in slavery to these great combinations ? No, THE DETAILED REPORTS OF 5 . For Lieutenant Governor L THOMAS J. J ARV IS, of Pitt. For Public Treasurer : .J. M. WORTH, ' ; of Randolph. For Secretary of State : - i - ti '3. ; i.J-J . i t!JOSEPH A. ENGLEHARD, : r .J : of New Hanover.' : For Auditor : SAMUEL L. LOVE, of naywood, 5 For Attornoy-Gcncial : TOOMAS S. KENAN, of Wilson, for Sapt . of. Public Instruction : nnrr J4fC. SCARBOROUGH, l- I M ! . v l . . j ....... : ; of Johnston. n v W I '' ' Electors at Jarge : DANJETf Q, FQWLE, , iU ' of Wake. they arc going forward to triumph, and a second independence under the lead of Tilden, Hendricks and Vance. The National Campaign between the two great politicai.partics is rap idly getting under way. On the one side is arrayed 80.000 office holders who have been engaged for four presidential terms in all manner ot excesses and aouses. Eating out tho substance of the people and hectoring over thenii On the other side is the people who have borne patiently and long the crimes and profligacies ol the party in power. They have waited so long that they are well nigh crushed beneath the burthens that have been imposed upon them. But they are at last awaking to' a full realization of the situation, ''and" are determined to throfr off the yoke that is so galling. They intend to take their affairs again into their own hands. They are going to turn out the Robbers, and put in men from their own ranks who will not again permit Robbers and thieves to enter the "sacred precincts of their fathers 'liouse. With Tilden at their head. they are marching grandly forward conquering and to conquest. Let THE LITTLE BIG HORN ENCOUNTER. Siodx Expedition, Moutii of the Big Horn, 1. Long before the arrival of this despatch you will have heard of thc tragedy which has been enacted here . Thc ghast ly details Should seem to court ob livion, if it were in the nature of things possible to forget or cloak them up. At noon, on tho 22d of June, Gen. Custer at'' the head of his fine regiment of twelve veteran companies, lelt camp at the mouth of the Rosebud, to follow the trail of a very large band of hostile Sioux leading up the river, and westward in direction of the Big Horn. The signs indicated that the Indians were making for the eastern branch of the last named river, marked on the map as thc "Little Bis Horn." At the same time Gen. Terry, with Gibbon's command of five companies of in fantry, four of cavalry, and the Gatling battery, started to ascend the Big Horn, aiming to assail the enemy in thc rear. The march of the two columns was so planned as to bring Gibbons forces within cooperating distance of the antici- upon a lofty eminence on the right bank of the river. Gen. Terry for ded the stream, accompanied by a small party, and rode to the spot. All the way the slopes were dotted with the bodies of men ar.d hordes. The General approached, and the men swarmed out of the works and greeted him with hearty and repeated cheers. Within was found Reno, with thc remains of seven companies of the regiment, and thc following-named officers, all of whom are unhurt: '-ols. Ben teen and Wicr; Caps. Felix, May Ian, and McDougal; Licuts Godfrey, Mathcy, Gibson, Dorndcd. Edgcrly, Wallace, Varnnm, and Hare. In the centre of the enclosure was a depression in the surface, in which the wounded were sheltered, cov ered with canva?. Iteuo's com niancbhad.bcen fight'mg from Sun day noon, the 25th, until the night of the 26th, when Terry's arrival caused the Indians to retire. Up to .this time Reno and those with him were in complete ignorance of the fate of the other fivo companies, which had been separated from them on the 25th to make an attack, May, 20th, 1773;" and bclovr in fctraigl.t lines and lighter gilt ioi th words: "N, C. Delegation unanimou?. ly instructed to vote for a declaration of Independanoe, April 15th, 177C." On both sides towards tho comers are in5T.riled in gold and color Ac names and dato of four '.f tl o principal en gagements fought on tho oil of North Carolina durirg thc war of Indepen dence: Moore's Creek, Feb. 2Gih. 1770: Kinjrs Mountain, Oct. 7di 1780; Guilfurd Court House, March 14th, 17S1; U;iin.our Mill, June 20th, 17S0; while fnm tic upper THE ROANOKE HEWS, TRICE REDUCED F O R The Centennial Year, AN I.NDXPK5DK3T BoII-WrIVLT Devote! to Politic, literature At. cahura and Ntw, , CircoUttoo Urge and cUliy iocretilt NOW 13 THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE It circulate in Thin j-two raniit of EarrB-iUHUl24uih.CAiolifc and South bide Vugiuu, fc'uUcript'uui Trier, in ah&uce $3.00 per year. Senvjibraampl- cupy to . ' Maksinu nxo., PropriitcKt. WeUJoo.N. C. 4 -CUIUS FREE ! i In order to introUuc our lire, eight-pmge, lllotrteil Literary i&j l -milj f apert Tax Souvxsin, e i (rod il on trial tor ix moatba lor -tAj COcta, anl to each autacritxr e mail, poat.paid four eltant Oil CLro. dm, MLHtl Rid Ridltc Ib-o -ut Chiidxeo'a Sln Tecka aa l 'MoiUr Joj. ' Tbeao pictuf ar DOtoommoo priota, but . geuioe o! cbromoa in aiztea co on, tut art equal io pjxarAACt to Cue .oil p;&t. iegt. Jut ihiok ol it four fine clro mot aoi aa ciclieat litejarj ppr ax moDitaforfO fitTij iu Uke tp a clnb of fire atcritri aol ae aili ttnd you au extra c pj lot aiz int nttt and four extra cbtnmoc. Xo Jasper ti 1c1dr jour nnn-T. We f er-lo lit PtMt Matter, Uxittot, as u oar mpu, ai hi lit j. Ca9h itquire I in aTaaai. vn aamples Ire. Afrnta wanted U take jutcriptior a aid aell ccr f-.t pictaua. From $3 to (10 a riaj made. AdditM W. M. BURROW, 200 Main St. B-iat. I, l,.a. logurs. annual-, handhilla, potters, tin- scaled circulars, prospectuses, looks lxuud cr unbound, look manuscripts, Eroof-shffcta, maps, prints, enpranngs lankn. inflexible iattcrn., f ampler, merchandis-, sample card, phonograph icpnper, letter cnvchpcs and wrapper?, caida (plain and frusmcntal,) paper, photop-aphi rcprcjHntationt:, $ued5, cuttinp', bu'.ls, iHit. fcion, nnd a!l other umttar wl:uhv niav be declared mailable i. law an third clars matter, 1 Q7 Qnrinrr 1 QO. and otUr article net above the ' Ping lb 0, I.rescrihcd by lw, wl.tch are not from Jffi Kaidi.O'fi their nature hallo to dtioj, deface, cr othei'HiM! injure the contents of the maillt, or the j-ereon of any one en pied iu the Htal erriee. All liq uids, iUon. i!a., cxphive matcrijli, and obscene book r rapers shall lx eslui d from tie luailj;. 2. That packap-s cf matter of the third class ishall notexcevd fur pounds in wciUit and hall be subject to ex- riuht hand 5i le of the State-aru s fli's V amiiiti.n ni d ratrH of vtae r fhcnv out the cmbljin cf peace, a white duve bearing an olive branrh, as a token c f fraternity ami good-will of AWth Car olina to her fcistcr Kiatrs if the I'uion. The reverse sl!e or the fl;g i n.orc simplo in design, wilh the medallion centre in form -of a landscape, with ocean and shiping and distant moun tain heights being shown to the right of the corn and wheat, and oj posite thc tobacco and cotton plant?, a tall pine tree,rearing its rugged crown in the middle, with the plow in the foie groond,the urrounded by the emblem of Trcsperity, the vine (in grey root o chrome) divided a Scuj ne nong and Catawba as belonging respectively to the eastern and western sections of thc State, tho s-.uieidea being still faither carried out in the lower corners bv a Magnolia flower and leaves, exclusive ly an eastern growth, and the Rhodo dendron of Laurel blocm, ns exclisir- inafter provided. The pua-.. of mail- matter i f the third tlw hi. ail b at the follovviiij; rates fr nil di.tsnciT: One eer.t fi.r e:uh i uno; r frswtii.nl art thcrei'f. Ev-ry parlne id" the third e:a." of niail ir.att.-r 11 lar tl.o jist uiark of the office at whuh i.l.o same shall l mai'td f.-r trar.portaticrs. il. That j stago rn third mat ter shall be prepaid by jstflinj. If hr.tvvver, tie postne on third t!as matter, mailed at an office, khall be hss than the amount above precribed iu tAses v. here the same u known fUih sender shall be notified of the fact, end thc amount or p stae due shrill be col lected from uch sender before the same be transmitted by mail. In ca?? the Fender is not known, and vtbcic it has not Iteccn the evident intention of thc party so depositing the packago shall bo forwarded aud doub'e the amount paid of deficient poktie hall bo col lectel from thc party to whom it if ad I'resscd, delivered at its proper destina- 4. That the sender of any article cf third-class mail matter may Tntc his region. Over the side? of the top runs iu ornamented work the well known appellation: "Thc Old North Stater Tlie 141 i'ty lMnt Ibrni . - JAMES MADISON LEACH, .f . of bavldson1 ' r-; : district Electors: CnJ District JOHN F. WOOTEN, tnl Dlstrict-J. D. STANFORD, " 4th District-FAB. II. BUSBEK, "t'Vfth District -F. C.ROBBINS, 1 liUj ' District-It. P. WARING. no rnan -get in thc wav ot this great P of action b the evef array or attempt to impede its mighty progress. IIOIS. JOS. J.DAV1S. HIS LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE- could the infantry be made avail able, as it would not do to encum ber Custer's march with foot sol diers. On the evening of the 24th Gibbon's command was landed on thc south side rf the Yellowstone, near the mouth of the Big Horn, and on the 25th was pushed twenty three mjjes over a country so rug- under Custer, on the village at un- i astern and adenine our mountain r her name or address thereto, or on ineouLsit-c inercoi, witn tnc woru "from' above or proceeding thc same; or may write briefly or print on any package thc name or iiame3 of the ar ticles enclosed. Tublishcrs of news papers ar.d pridicals may prli.! on the wrappers of newspapers or mapiz'iic-s sent from the office of publication to regular subscribers tbo tiiao to which subscription thereof has been paid. 5. That transient newspapers and magazines shall be admitted to and transmitted in thc mails at the rate of one cent for every three ounces or fractional part thereof, and one cent for each two additional ounces or frac tional prt thereof. C. That thia act shall take affect on and after the 1st day of July, 1876. other point. OX THE FIELD WIIERE CUSTER FELD. All along tho slope and ridges and in the ravines, they lay as they had fought line behind line, show ing where defensive positions had successively taken up and held till none iverc left to fight. Then hud dled in a narrow compass, horses wferear, Tho Republican par- Fashionable Millinery, RALEIGH, N. C. Is tho pUcrt to porch jot.r tpric; rji'DOrt. aiitl !1 the tlOVt-llb, io tie Mil!inrr Lice. I have juat rttuitn! frm ttit- Northrrn cnitf, ith Ufr and fell stork Ot llHIinn j GcmkI-, J lam bttier rf pared than in-r, giv.' my ptror.a jui wtiat ihr it-4. I lie vliltd to my ick, .epl.tri il all kind,-nnd wiP t p'.tacil hare Tour inltra lor aryihutr y. fr r.i oce i.ui.rr, to ry rjtn i. I no Dt't prp ti . n ikr r.r? a!ifut low pfie-, fct ' thii pa of. llit km , t'Ut nupit u sjy. llmt I tt on Hitti l!ii . ! rtitiir!iun cuArnntcvl. in jew-., tN ami material, anl t :.e U.i ftrt clas work trt to rr.y i i-r -. I intend to ad In r, trc T ' mono, ami; prop. Ix to THftT Vf RKiHT. Your orders are rrptctfu'.ly te, and I pn.mic to ill! tlm k CAttfuMj as f Mrlecteil ia ut-rfr-x . VVbru you istt the ciiy, c'.l & c e and examine my ktcck anil p:icta Mr, y. A. Ilar.li. FasbioraUe Slii.inir. Opposite Tockrr 1I", H.Ie-ph. N.r. FARMERS MAKE YOUR OWN FERTI LIZERS ! It mill cot pay to u?e hib pricl FEHT1LIZEIIS Adopted by the Democratic State Convention. . Lrr 9fitn Tn thi wnr nnlv and men were piled promiscuously. ty of the United States, for the last , . u ' m At the hinhest point of the ridge lay sixteen years, has had the com- i Custer, surrounded by a chosen band. Here were his two brothers and his nephew, Mr. Reed, Cols Yates and Cooke, and Capt. Smith plcte control of the Government in all its Departments, and by its dis regard oi Constitutional limitations: its unequel and oppressive taxa tion; by its extravagant aud waste- all lvina in a circle of a few yards ful expenditures; by its unv Lse and 1 1 1 srXTf OoarranMb Olatrlct, -' Joseph. J. Davis, OF FRANKLIN. Raleigh, N. C, June 13, 18TG. lion J.J. Davis. Washington D. C.i Dear Sm V have the honor as signed iu by the Democratic Con- I ged that the endurance of thc men ventton. or the 4th District of North was tasked to the uttermost. Thc Carolina, of notifying yon that you :nrantry then halted tor the night, were to-day renominated for Con- . . , , ' crMfromthLs district hv im. but the Department Commander - - " w VJ wn ) t 5 fit , 1 CJounty XioUct. TIousc of Representatives: JNO. E. THOMAS. W"7 Sheriff: W. P. BRIDGERS. Register of Deeds: W. K. MARTIN Jr. Treasurer: B. P, CLIFTON. Coroner: H. M. RICHARDSON: Surveyor: M. N. YOUNG. Commissioners: NORMAN LONG, DR. R. T. WEBB, 30S. FOWLER Sr, D. IL GILL, A. J. P. HARRIS. tion With sentiments of the highest regard wc are, v Yeunt truly, t f , I W S. ROULHAC, c , ... Jno, M. Morixq, ' ; Comuiittec. ' letter of acceptance. ; House of ' Representatives, . Washington, p. p., July 1, 18$. Messrs. W. S. RntUhac, Jn; M. Moring and Will II. Bledsoe, Cum m.ttee : G ektlem en : Yftur lavQr f June 13th, notiryingfnc of my "re nomination by acclamation by the Democratic- party i of tne 4th Con gresionaL Distf jet, was received by another person through mistake and did not come to hand until i Moiday Jast. ; I am very grateful to the Demo- with the cavalry advanced twelve miles further to the mouth of the Little Big Horn, marching until midnight in thc hope of opening communication with Custer. MARCTHKG TO THE SCENK OF CAR- SAGE. The morning of the 2Cth brought the intelligence, communicated by three badly frightened Crow scouts, of tho previous day and its result?. The. story was not credited bocanso it was not expected thai aa attack would be matle earlier than thc 27th, and , chiefly hiicausq no one could, believe that force such, as Custer commanded could have met with disaster. Still, the report was in no way disregarded. All day long the toilson?e march wa3 plied, and every eye was tjent upon a cloud of their horses beside them. Here be. hind Yate's con pany the last stand had been made, and here one after anothor these last survivors of Cus- ters tlvo companies had met their death. The companies had succes sively thrown themselves across the path of the advancing enemy, and had been annihilated. Aot a man has escaped to tell the tale but it was inscribed on the surface of the barren hills in a language more eloquent than words. Two hundred and sixty-one bodies have been buried Irom Custer's and Reno's commands. The last one found was that of Mr. Kellogg, corpesfiondent of the Bismark Tri- raischicvou3 financial policy; by iig unexampled official corruption per vading all branches ot its adminis tration has brought disgrace up on our Government and unparallel ed distress upon our people: Tnerc- loro liesolved, 1. That In this Centen nial year of our existence wc in vito all patriots to ignore all dead issues, to disregarp the prejudices engendered by past events, and to unite with ns in thc effort to re store a constitutional, honest, eco nomical and pure administration of The Climax Shirts, A GREAT BAr.QAJN, WAMSUTTA SHIRTS At $1.25 each. o raiac cofoi at present no'-. I am prcpareJ to fun.tb M:r'i.! for the fllaauUctur ot the HOME F.E UTILIZER at $l?,00 per Toe, trclb! dol :r-ra B-iUimure. TtU Firtilizer 1 by aome rl the Nat trmrr Jtt State lat jear, with jxittvllj St factory leault. f For ciicolar contatnBjj K'rn-- and mode ot pieparaiiona, cll ir addrett. J. .JOYNEIt. Fraoklloioo 5. C. r . l will lurnisu toe iann ofany other Formula at the Ioeit wbokale pner. EAGLE HOTEL J-oujsburg, N.. PaoFKIEtoa. o fl. rrrint nronrl tar lm IrJ - - m t i f tte Ualo Hotel, (formerly w--iii-l bunt, and also I believe, of the New by the Convention of 1875, and York Herald. - THE CENTENNIAL FLAG NORTH 5 CAROLINA OF Rct, Johannes A. Oertel has com pleted the flag of North Ca-olina, which he wa commissioned to paint bj the Louies Memorial Association of North Carol'ma. It is a fir,e niece 1st. They are made of the finest Wamsutta Mills Shinier. 2nd. Ibey are completely aeamed by Jame Dent) fo'a iitiaibcrof nr-. and etitrbcd throogboaf, tqoal to He is prepared to accormno'j- the bet coatnm work. regular arid vrauaknt Uark r. 3rd, The Booma aro three-ply, nice roornr, we 1 furnifcheJ. aJ n. 1 front n'. 2109 Linen.- 1 tip iu the U it ft vie. lJe haal" thn nrn wl IfW VmM.irnC tbl tbey are cut leneihwiae with aud convenient rocms (or Sal-sin i" the general welfare and happmcs lh foriog Blieoglh ol ter:. dUpIay their txmVe. The ut i , L ,1 dallr spplld with tbc U.t tl -e w;V 5tP. Toey are equai in maieriai, i act anoiil lie mui sjarr l-"!, ty, fit, anl workmatubip to tbr best I ia miln Ms Lc&rders roiut BUrts at $2.25 ecb. land hlc he vRl recrive a 6th. JBey are Dt lanndered, and I patronage frorn thf public. can oe caauy men on ny tue pnrcnaaer who can hare the Button bolev. Bat to nr. tc., finked with cs cr at heme. PTcr. 1.?5 etch, Tkhms: Pofiiire!y ch WnilEASHAW, Iu:sburg, N. C. Merch 24th 1676. of the country. Resolved. 2. That wc earnestly and cordially recommend the adop tion, by the people, of .he amend ments to the Constitution proposed Jai. 8ih 175. thns largely reduce the expendi- tares or onr htate and county gov ernments and simplify their ad ministration, so that we may be en abled to establish a thorough and enlarged sys! em of public ?chool3 for the benefit of all tho citizens of the State. Bcsojved 3. That not with.Ntandinp our repeat ed disappointing t.ts and impoverished condition wc still cherish the North Carolina project YAliBOUOUGII HOUSE RALEIGH. N. C.. 0. Ti. XjLACKN'ELL, ProprMcr WYOMING MONTlILV L 0 T T E It V Drawa on he SOth of etch tc' lij autl.ority ct the hWmice. COO In Cah Priz, 1 Chacre 5. J? eta SI eaca. or 10 tr 3. I: U rted acted frnptbe ptios ?,tr l drTinjr. po.l particalir u" Aidrta J.M.PATlE, I.ar5i;fC!tj,3'--