WIL5UX0T0N, N C4
SUNDAY, AUGUST 2'J,
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'ani' Thi.kk IHii.iai; six tits. rt'i..
I .l(Flt IHil I.AKH AND A UAI.r;trl
1 swrtinns Fn'K Dollars a.i a HAi.r
o mnil!i. Kh!itLoi.i.ai; t.t niunllif
. iftkrh UoiJAiiS Uiroe. mouth, 'i wkm
TY-TWO lJl.I.l A KB.
Contracts for longer poritxli and longer
Sac ma.is nrn!i lilioral U-rtiii.
IKAWtLHAXn . VAI'aOKRR.
WUmtnston.N. U.
i:ditorii, noti:.
; A ooxTKirroiiAir aaya tUnt flabiog
to the Tennessee riv'or is pretty good
just dow. Tbe other day a ilvbttrman
hauled tip Ma wife, who bad Wu
xulfning for two wocka, and be aaved
flio $200 reward bo bad offered for her
reeoTory.
, Tub "wbeat belt" i enlargiug in
it area. Arkannai, for inatauco, will
export dmall grains tii your, for tbo
first time in its bifitory. Tlio satno
general tendency to raiiM more and
buy Ions in obnerrablo throughout the
South.
Oovkbkob BuToridgo, of llliuojn,
has discovered, after deep lucubrn
tiona, that Kt kluxium iu that titnte jm
not a penal oiTunce, nnd gives that ah
a reiHton for bia long indifference to tbe
WilliaroHon county outrages.
i O.va of tbe forcmoat of tboHii Roek
- ford fanatica who howled ao vooifer
onaly beeaaHo Mr. Iavl had protuiaed
to address Ux9. farraera of Wiunabngo,
waa Mr. N. C. Thompson a Georgia
negro trader, who aold out hia atock
betorw'flio'wd.jaiRnited to IllinuU juat
Tim Wot nan' Journal elniiua that
, JJ'women printera wore known half a
century before the Uovolution,
woman, Margaret Draper, of Boaton
oondnotrd thw ftrat nowHpnper In
Ameriea, The original declaration of
independence waa priuted by Mary
Catharine QoddarJ."
A doubtful atory ooraea from Itorne
to the effeet that the lute ex-Euiperor
: ot Atwtiia, Ferdisnud, lei t $0,000,000
to the rope. Tbo auui ia aaid .o have
been paid. If Ferdinand bad had it,
Lo probably wouldn't have diapoaed of
it In that waj; and if ho had, hia lov
ing rolativea probably wouldn't have
paid it, ,.. . ' 1 '
Tub Japanese are shipping brieka to
California, and soli thorn cheaper than
thoao made in that Btute, uotwith
. standing that there is an ad valorem
duty of 20 per cent on thorn, The Ja
panese brick ia 6 inuuoa long, 4 J in
ches wide, and 2J inches thick.
A niw grove Of oloB(vl redwoed
troea baa been discovered iu California,
one of which oolipaoi all that Lave
been discovered On the pRoiQo coast
Its oironmfereneo aa high aa a man
can reach standing and passing a tape
line around fa only a few inohea leaa
than 150 JToet, which ia beyond the
meaauremofit of any treo iu the Oala-
voraa grove. The height is estima
ted at 1 CO feet, and a purt of the top
lying on 'the ground ia over 100 feet
1.. .
in teugiu, ,i
Thb editor of the Ogdon (Ubih)
Freeman ertainly desorvea well of
ber country and of her sex. We
should like to see tho man that could
excel this record : "Be it recorded aa
part of the history of Utah that a Yir j
giniaborn and brod lady came into
Utah unacquainted with a single soul,
and within a period of six months or
. i gatized, established and conducted
m tthe Ogdon tYecman, took charge of
two infant sons and gave birth to a
third."', xn . : - ,
Tna members of the Geographical
. Congresa during their atay in Taria
made a trip through the famona aewera
of that city. The trip ia an interesting
one, and unattended with the disagree
able trials which naturally Bnggeat
themselves. The Bowers are lighted
with oil lamps, and bear the names of
the corresponding streets abovo in
ia white and blue enameled letters, so
that the drainsmen always knows where
they are. The voyage ia divided into
two parts, one by rail and the other by
water. Half of the distance is made in
, neat little railway cars, beautifully pol
ished and lit np with oil lamps and
, globes, which run along rails placed on
the curbstones of the drain over which
' yon ride, and whioh are drawn by men
on either side. The other half ia made
ia barges, also elegantly lighted and
' towed by men. 1 The most trying tea-
: tare of the veyago is the want of air,
bnt beyond this there is nothing that
the ordinary tourist of both eexea can
not support without the aid ol ooun
teraetiug remedies. The trip loaf
about half an hour, and is a sight to be
, seen by all foreigners.
joi ui no
to b'ume iJ.f JoruNAL for tin l.
iutti(Jl IIjw Dicuocrntia !rtj is
iLc rfflrnt t u'ctwo for us.. gaU lo
lie ConrpLtion. It i vji (VJI w
UiP C'oLTcLtion wba hltiiitlt't and that
the JornAL i rcsjH.u?ibio for it
Ilaviug Lear J ILe charge, tbeTarbor
fumthirner cornea to our defeuco in
t I . 1 1-' T I lav.
YtTT liBU.im'lUV rl'. --J " I
- 1
able common acnof C wpi
that tin.
call of a Convention wa a blunder and
kill uf the Wnuiiunlou Journal in
a - 11 I A
oii.aqnene'. mo jorsfAii om nai
was right and did i aotv to ii enn-
cieneeanii conniry wnru amiu guiho
.1 ability. Tho iinwnt cmHtitntnm
u uwuiudt.jourptoj.le, eumU'iBonn.
xiimive nnd orprr.flv ; it at
therefore tb duty ol Uf pri xe hi eon-
vmon Ibo ptiblie and our L gil;il"rs
il the ntcoityoj atuw.dinft it.i r in
did vlmt it as their dov t.i do. "d
the Otilv Mlli.d.r Was Ui llay.
tiuiuMv aiid hivirtiii.m in c.illing tin
nivi'tuiii. t.iDi-iln r with the Mi'iitey
Hut uh diapi vo.1 liy our frund"
iter ti e cull. Jlu.l tvi rj pr.p. r ao.i
rrv deiuoerat .loiio hia duty iu a
loanuef liko that of the JoruNAI. we
on Id lmvf hwii't the Htate. W
honor the JoVunai. for it eour-e and
all richt minded Uien aiirio with a.
It m u nigh-loui u, roncu ot'Oiif un
abtu nt-WFiirfiM-r and never takes a
aland that ia autugnuiatio to thelt
inUwesta of the whito people of North
Carolina.
We publish the above first beeaitae
we desire to express our sincere thanks
to tho .Southerner tot its generoua do
fence of onr course, and aocoudly Ih
cauao It gives us an opportunity to ay
that the JouRKAt. has nothing to take
miA i r f , XniAv In itn nnnrkB noon I
the OontcDtion quention, aud n-thing
to regret bo ve that it did not havo more
ability to devote to its disouHaion.
It is not out (tesironor w u our P..
iKiae to enter into auy aerimouious dla
otiflsiou in regard to the responsibility
for our reoont losses, though fully eon
aoioiis of the right, wo shall bo all
ready to deleud ourselves. Fur rea
sons unnecessary to mention, wo were
thoroughly convinced that if tho op
nortuuity offered by the Democrats
streatjth in the proseut Legisluttire,
was not takeu advantage of to rescue
the eastern oountios from negro rule,
tna wuuo peopio in iuoso oouuuv.
must make up their niiuds to live
under that rule for all tinio to come,
Tho JorjitN An therefore exerted itself
to the utmost of ils ability to havo the
Convention called, auditwai called,
We do not, however, claim that this
result came from our unaided efforts;
for to do so would to moat egregious
vauityiu view of the fact that boforo
ti,. ..ui j.. w- lUruo-1
oralio press of tho Btato nnitwl with us
..lint; to tho Legislature 10 pass
vue uouvenuon oiu peudiutr Uo-
.'ora it. All wa deaire to say In ttutt we
did all we could to secure the oull of
the Convention, and that we shrink
from no responsibility arising there-
from.
t. j
uivk i in: NAMi:a.
The Augusta Ckrwikla ami Xcntinti
thinks that Governor Vance ought to
publish tho names "of tho loading men
in Biohuioud chiefly rJenators and
Beprisentativoa in tho Confederate
Congreas" who requested bun to make
separate terms with President Lincoln
for the submission' of North Carolina
to tho Federal Government, '
Ve concur with our Georgia con
temporary iu thinking that Governor
Vance ought to give to tho puhlio tho
namos of the parties i referred to 1
uuless, indeed, his porsonal honor may ,
be involved by some pledge to seoreoy.
Tlitme parties sought to involve N orth
Carolina in the humiliation aud dis-
graue of first making terms with the
enemy, in a word to make her the
soape-goat of their own wrong doings,
and they onght to be oxpuned. ' Let
tlu ir names be given to tho public
The CAronica! und Sciitinal Bays :
Gov. Vance BtaUni iu speech that after
the failure of the Hampton Uoad's
Cunfoiouoe ho was visited by Gov.
Uiohoni, . them Confederate BUUs
Senator from North Carolius, aud re
quested to take sto'ps for making aep
araio torms with President Lincoln for
his State in order thut other
States taight be induced to take part
in the movement. Gov. Graham
stated, that ho oauio aa the represen
tative and at the request of a number
of the leading men in Biohmond
chiefly Sonatora and Representatives
in the Confederate Congresa,
Upon boing pressed he gave
the ; namos of the traitors at
the Confederate capital, who had
dispatched hiin upon this mission of
treaohory. This revelation by Gover
nor Vance conveys startling informa
tion to the people of the Boutli, but
we respectfully submit that they are
entitled to know more than Governor
Vance has seen fit to tell Ho has
given but half the story ; the most
important portionr' is yel to' come.
Governor Vance pas tuoi told the
names of tliose; "loading'', traitors
"chiefly Sonatort and1 Representatives
in the Confederate Congresa," who
wished to desert the Government to
which they bad sworn allegiance, and
make, separate terms with tho enemy,
The people have a right to this infor
mation, and Governor Vance cannot
justly withhold them. Some of these
men may be now the chosen and trust
ed leaders of the "people whom they
attempted to so foully betray. They
should be known of all men, in order
that they may be given no further op
portunity for treaohory. Justioe, too,
to tho true and loyal men in tho Con
federate States Senate and House of
BepreBontativos, and in the other de
partments of the Confederate Govorn-
i in;
aMtooiati t ahv'ild lie e: ;(-l. An lm g
! tL ciifa'.-ful ren:a b uclnnwu. tb
mct fit!Jul may t) n.-ixcted a
traitors. ' GoTcraor Tanc ruiiHt iub-
ftuntiate tbe riocs; chargo h baa
CidA Oita us tli carue of the
traitora !" "
.
p. ii. viioi j it.; l:.
Among tlm jonng men of the State
vbo voik Iir tbe aucoeM of U I)m-
. t -
(Lyiratd n.iiiA luiki irml TiLii nmrM .iriMrffV
seal aud devotion, My the Ituleigh
Siiittnrt tliaa Ih talent n! miitorof
Allx'tnurle Tinw, l'atrick II. Wiunton,
Jr. lie ul Ak toigti aud nrti iu
the serviiM of hia party, uul hit mrt-
try.' While not engaged iu etlitm iat
woik, Iih wah oat upon tho tuui, nt-
ouaiug the ptxiplu t.i tli duty of tlie
Umr. Ilo rcudred Eldef I Hsriell
UiONt nilVetiVi aid ill Jimvaiwiliiij Wu
tiu county, aud achieving the brit iatit
Conservative victory whicU wa.i gained
I.F.T tiTKHV llh DIK IUI III. 4.
ins !'. '
The Convention will ukh.-4 iil
leigh at VI on Mouday tl- alt l f
tVpt-niler, Bod it behooves rvory tl. Ui-
ivoru'ic il' l. Kate to be rit-ut at thn'
hoar with hw emkntial. .. t : ;
The organizatiou ul the Convention
la of the very greatest importance olid
to seouro control of it with our small
i
majority, every doruoCTStie delegate
muBt proaont The abaence of any
one of tr)em m,y uauBe unlou
M;i
. -
l" t7 dele-
gate. Let it not be said that our wg-
ligesoe eued ns toloeetwp others. It
, ,. i n L, hAa
to prevent the delegates from Bobeaou
from taking their scats. Wo aro fore
warned ol 'his aud to be forewarned is
to bo foroar uiod, !
Not only tbe good of the party and
M .' tn9 8tat. bnt w"'
personal reputation as well, demauda
tilat each democratic delegate Bhould
bo prow.nt witll uiB cJrtiflofti of else
tion whu tll. Convention shall be cul
le(j to oraur 0ft the Hh of eptember,
L i j j
The talf ftrtora towtf saya Profess
0r Uuuiuer, of Yale College, is out with
thu lts iout(ibutioAao& "The
noholar iu Tolitios?' and very perti-
nently aka41iav'ut we had about
euougb.of f this talk? 'Ths C)eotle-
I mau a rolilioa and "The'.Bohblaria
Polititis" aro all very well it is prop
er uey iuuuiu www v . .
this olosB diatinction? Oive us some
thing about the common people in pol
Hies, Politics should know no slssi
distinction. In aBopublio like ours it
ia a duty inonmbeut , upon every man
to take part in the work of govern
meut, aud those who ' hold aloof be
cause polities are dirty, or buoaus8
they are rudely jostled by the iMiliti
oians of low degree, aro not good oif
izoua. We should like to see all the
ways of poliiios ploaHant and their
paths poooo; but they are not, ; and
we fear never will bo. Bat the fastid
ious people who write to the Nation
and the Evening Joat, . and Spring
field lif bublivan aud are always iu fa
vor of some of the Adams family, aud
nobody elBO, have duties of citizen
ship to perform just - the same, and
they aro reprehensible for not doing
them in proportion to their wiedom.
Let ' us have ' a little lesa consulta
tion of personal tastes aud pleasure,
and a littlo moro work.
Hardware, Iron and
Steel!
K fnlt fawortmeM of Pockat and TaUla
Cutlery ol rvery dunorlpllon.
SCYTHES, FISH'.HQOKS & LINES!
Alt kln.U of Tools, etc.
Prlcoi rottuood at
ANathM Jaoobl's
JQABOWABE DEPOT.
RIMS, HUBS AND SPOKES
AjIm, Bprlnp, Oooch Trimmlngii, eta.
A well Meoua uteo or Carriage and Wmm
Meli-rliiHia the lowt iirlomi.
' All onlara by null prumit ly fllled, and tatia
iHctuin guarautued.
NathanlelJacobl,
HARDWAKH DKTOT,
SASH, OOORsTaND BUNDS.
Manufacturer,' Ageucj.
fair prlnea
Order Slled at
PAINTX, OILS AND GLASS, VABNI8HK8
to., at
NATHANIEL JAGOBI,
HARDWARE DEPOT,
NO, It MAXCKKT ST.
ang
GREEN A FLANNER,
WBOLBRALS AMD BITAIL DXtLKR IS
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICLES. ALCOHOL.
TCKNir BKifD oT every variety.
For aalu low by
- QKKES A PLANNER
aag 15
J AM every day expecting aa Jnvoloe of . t
NEW FALL GOODS
and In order to make room for Ui aame, am
ndaoed to make ttltl freater aaerlttoea to dis
pose of tha balance ef aay amner atoek.'a ' '
. Alpacas and Linens
old without reserve. '
augU A. OAVIV.
L JjAcoml
J I AXE. J
THE ATLANTIC liUTKL
beaufort; n. o.
y'.''''!-!- 'V ''SSSS, . . 4:-.
immririnmmm
4 V.- w a j V 4, -: t : " : ...
ilHH ABOVK
L lt sumniur
si. May let
Mlllinu In Admit
(ICADMt. f : . !
NO DUST I NO FLIES II
BMI.ll.a. a-attaArtfth. Mm
i urn 11 nil wHi iiiivumiui.i'-.
All W H mMMvm tw
liofttt, fMt MtiUig well niftngnl.fur
X lt aumiuar b tu. new Lit thu inuhmUl wnt n.ny l.
NC-IIICS, FISHING PARTIES, MOONLIGHT SAILS,
and vlaltlsft- l-olnrji or ;ii.raf nn in. v r,
Tim uliuiott
IVlKfiB u ij.H
.. .. . . a. ..,.., ,..l.llll T(kl
Mill Mill A!.4.....r-
flnUim hlBuwlllHM bin uiuni.Hii itf.
.- " . . .. n.r i. i. iifir.,
t.fli I., lib. .fieri to..., ...y Hi... . i
be rlWly euroreod auS
ua Ul ooroiori l wnwi
TsriMB : 2. m pe' ot firet wcek
r Brlsl ctutracf. nia.ie with r.illW and
Wr. 01illuru iiu ieriaiiiJ nun trice. t
maylil -d&w tf.
COLDSBORO, N.C.
M. FKTTKlt, A.M., Prof. AuClout unJ Mixl-
rn nHiiguge.
IS. W. AUAaSA.ni x-rui.
MatUcmttlCi.
Tbe 'laird term of this limlliu.
lion will beRlH on Hlelr Au. 'J,
su4 on fllouday, Dci 40 IblS,
THIS Hcbool IttltttAtad In Uie lownoi nuiue
bora (ia 0uwe ol four Rilr.iilH), and
w p.rei.U hair KOlTnmiW"im((
(uniuliiie oonntrle or In tho Kaatern nortlon
ut the stata. The loontloa I healthy, and
mi rnre .!' tleka-M heed be enterulnuil
by uareutt ending their aoua to lute plttou,
aa uut a alugleeaiw of aeihiue lllnens uocur
re.1 In the Suhool during the iiaal i liulalio
tear. .Ha patent, tberelore, cun rraMilialily
e ileteired rruai traiuatng till 8. liw.l n tho
II.. it lii..all lit Hutu ..I IllM IliriAtlnA.
Pmlemor K. W. Adauia, who ban vharite ivf
the MitilivmallAal l)oprtmont, u an aiiuuiiua
of Handoliih Maouu Oollege, aud hue len a
(UOi.MMIiil U :lier or youtli ur many yoarn. -The
nourw of Inotruotkm la Bound, tlnfiiugh
aii'l eitenaiTe and neekn Ui iIut o) and Iniitme
the aientl powera or Oie piiplla by training
Ihoni Iotiiimi, and by touching tbem the right
uae or tbe iaraltlot with which Uod haa on
dowel Ihein.
: the l Mallueof Ilia School, while It I mllti
AndwetitMl,euroreM the duty ol oUcdloi.co
toefery rvleaud regutailon. Aa Inmibor.llna
tionaiiil dieordorly oomluotaro wholly llicoiu
iiellbU with eeholaatio tralnlnii ana m.eilal
iimgrew, uu hoy who te tnduiiewd to liniirovx
ilia time or to an injury to JUlu liilluwn, will bo
retaliiwtln the School. 1
Moral and lellgloua Inatrnotton raceWes a duo
aha'eol' attention ami oonaUleratUiu i ror an
te tbe heart and ouunoleuoe lie iiulruoted and
enliKhtei.d, mere eecular learning will avail bnt
little In the lurmatlon ol' a oorrect and ui.rlght
oharactor.
Tbe lour religious bodies being waU repre
attiiUnl In thin lac, oery boanlor la allowed
to atiead tiiat uhurch on Huuday whloh bl pa
runt nay dnsignaie. ThU wtili and preterenne
of the parent will be strictly obeerTud, a noth
ing .if a reotariao character i oountunaiicod In
IheMcliool.
Buye are prepared for advanoe.1 claAjoi In
Uollrgx or Tor the not I re bunincM of llfo.
The baluling. hitlierto known an the "re
main College " haa Inwn ixured by Uie Prlnol
pal, and will hereat'uir be tued aa a aobeot tor
boy
Oeadly weapon!, Intoxicating arlnkt, piofun
Hy ami every aiNiclee ol gainullng are mrlolly
prohililtl.
Terms, per Session of 20 Weeks
HAlilT IN AHVANUr-BALANCH ON
riK8TOPOOTOBBR.
Tuition for iwlmar- department ""SIB 00
i. .. Hlgh.r Knglixh
to tu
Advanced clainoa, with AUe
bra.etc W 90
Advanoed olaiaea wllh lttln. SO no
" " and with Latin ami (irwik. M UU
Qerman, French, aud book-keeping, uaoh
i extra.... S on
Hoard, iiiolndilig fuel and light.. ,. 73 00
Incidental expeuaoe. , 3 1X1
Each .Indent will luniloh. fur hit own tue. a
pair of l.laiikotn, a tirof KhecU, a pair ot pll
lowoaaef and bin towela
Ne deduction from I'uitlouand Board In cane
of dlamtiwton or withdrawal, and only Iu caeea
of protraoted alckneaa.
rot lurlher partlonlara, addrew
M. FETTER, Principal,
'atyZe-rfAwlf tlOf.rvHBiiKO, N. C S4
M Carolina HoMoli Maiazii,.
AN tLI.USTRATKU MUNTULVt. '. chulne
Litorature, will be luaaed from tin ioi.oh.
b.iMO MrtBnuaK OvetOM oommeuctng with
January, U1S, The ttrat number will b ready
for mailing by December 16th, and the perlod
loal will be published eaoh auoceedlng month
thereafter without inlerrnption. Mo advan
tage will be neglected wdioh either talent or
capital can eommand to render each uwue an
agreeable and luetructive compendium ot
ouolce reading, by popular writer,, batb home
anu anroaa.
The Carolina Household Matazine
wilt be a large 38-page, eighty-rout colaain
monthly, handmmely printed on tintett book
paper and beautifully Illustrated, it U
thoroughly aonttern enterpriee and Ita aaoeeN.
la already fully amured. Tbe publiaher ueaue
to make it a Smt-elaM monthly, that, onee in
troduced In the family circle, I, aura to be
eagerly watched for and carefully preeerved.
lU-POHTKAlX O Al.LEKV" will prove an
attractive feature. Tbe January number will
contain a Ute-like pioture of
EX-GO V. Z. B. VANCE, -
and blotraplilcal aketch, an be fnllowed In
each (uoceedlng onmber with pbotograuh, ot
ether prouiine.il atateeiuen, divine,, Ac
ON LY TWO UOLLASS A TKA K
and each aubecrilier can make a cholee ot
Tbhsb most naAOTiruL.LAttoa Kau&, vman,
lie of each M i 30 inches, via: "The Finding
avtour lu the Temple," "Tbe Madoif
na,".r-KB9gLear Defying the Storm." lor.
warded on receli.t of the
ubaorlptlon prioe.
Biiner w me Hiigravinga ia worth double tha
price aakwd for the atagailne.
SW Any oneaeuding a club of flv. will re
oeiveaii eitrasubecriptiou Iroo, Slnt,.eeoiM.
iMuoulx, free by mail. Six montlia aubaor.u.
tlou, wi-hoiit the Kngraviiig, SI,
ta Wanted Everywhere.
JULIUS A. BuMl ,, j-ebTiVbor.
Hohtnliiii N O.
J J - m m. '11
... ...
NO MOSQUITOES 111
- ,! JaM
' nlihtl
. UESTACBA NT of the ui.-I.t-
1 h kiln iniulnd of ( tl;f r tiartlia
,-.,,
..r I iaiivv rrir hii'. in no .i.h.vi . .
""'.v". .".T.iu. .Wuium will
r'nS. " " -
mi. I
1-60 l'er day fr BCCOn '
ExcurnUioUtA. MbcrAl redaction to tarly !!-
, : . . i
GEO. W. CnAttLOTTIrroprier.
Southern Illustrated
'l j AgeS!
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THB tlNI.Y IliliUeTKATKU .WKKK'l.V
i. th rtnutli.. Kiulit wiirm. Kiirtv c-4-
utnua. i;oniainmg muru rr k .umn', w
auv weekly publlKiiod In tlio Hiiuiln-rn Mian-a.
I heflrat nnler of the KtlU'J HKKN ILr
USTUATKU AtiK will be iwuiduu
Naiar4 . tli Hay of Juno, IS?.
The Publinher Intend, making It an 111 ua
rt.i runird ol the tlmo. It willtieatof evtry
tai.in. Pulitieal. Uulorlcal. LiU'ary, and
Scientltio, which to of current Intcriht, aim
HiYtfttW i'.eP' iUuitraUoiiathat canbeoblaincd,
The rtOUTHKKN U.I.UWVUAIK.II A (l P.
will l.eurliited on n"W lyi'e, and heavy book
On Ita Hat of contributor will bo fniinq the
namcaot many ot the hen wrttoialn thu Smith
Nurlat and nhrt storlr. nocnn and nki'tchc
and woll coi duotod editorial department, giv
ing tho lal.i-t iiemnnnl, literary, wlnntllla,
lltlval ruHjlom and eomuioreial -tntllig.inco,
will I'urntoh every wck an anuMitit of rvHtling
matter iiin.urwu'MXI livotiiir uai era. In exc-1-
lenoo and variety. It ii intended to mute the
KOti'l HERN ll,t,US I'KA I EI) A(l K a lnur-
nal for the Ureal. le ; nevornl oolunuiR will tie
ei-eelally devoUal to all AubjecU pecniluing to
iloint'Mic anu kicihi l ie. ;
Mu lami v aliould be wlthnrit It.
Mulmcriptlon price only Pi tor anntiui. foet-
T "ii. T. FULGHUM, Editor,'
juue 8 i ' tf
TimtJJry tax ttooKHFoitiHiMi vino
a been reoaived at thlooftlco. the un.lort.len-
hd to now pruparod to collect tbo Ully Tx'
on twel Mute and personal property lor ma.
ALL PARTIES I
r
Are therefore notlflel and reqnested to ctve thm
matter Inimediate attention, aud to call at thto
offloe and pay np without rurtuor aeiay.
City Coupons
Arl also receivable In paymont of t!lty Thx.ih
THE RALEIGH NEWS
DAILY AND WEEKLY
THE . NEWS ruELIsiiiNG CO.
D".' y'SoK'oOTT.
attdnaa, Af tha IVn.aM.aHwa nartv. tha .tawal
auoceaf of the Onnaervatlve party, the devvl
opmont of the bidden wealth of the State, the
inviting emigration into our nnant, and ait.
van cement of the welfare of our people In
state pro,,
evcryming mat aurve, to make a
out and Independent IU
ADVERTISING COLUMNS
will be found of irroat advantage, a both the
Daily and Weekly oircnlat. largely In every
puru.in 01 uie 9 va to. oaies inoueraus
SDP80UIPTION HATK8:
Oally, One Tear 5 nn
" S MontlK .- 3 00
Weoklj-One Year (H)
dt'H i. (;amfk"N, rditor.
JOllKAN STOKS, nclatc Kdltiir
K. O. WOODSON, Locol Editor
IN BTORB AND AKKIVINO BY KVKBY
Steamer a full aupply and large atwirtrnent
of
. Ktila,
Hlii(;n,,
Screw,,
Window FH,tntngi,
Blind HitigtM,
and Kt"ln(t,
Well Backet.
Klxttircp, Purai s,
and alt kinds 0' llardwaro ncd around a house
or Int., all lor aalo low by
augl OII.KS Hi MUKUHIHON.
j Tlte "Vifg-inlai
BUFFALO SPRINGS,
:Mocklonbur County, Virginia. ,
THE GREAT .MEDICINAL WATER
OF'THE SOUTH.
OPEN 20th MAY, 1875.
Theae water, are pomwxeed of ext,ranrdlna:y
Curative power, luali.-ottotiK of the KIDNKYS
and BLADDKK, in all derangiininnli. of tin
B1LIAKY OKUANS Incident to warm miaa
matlo region,, In Dyspejsla, la DIs.
eases 'peculiar to Women, m
Chronic. Intermittent i wemif
tent Fovore, m Chronic Gonorr
hea a., Secondary Syphilis. Cloet
ao.i all diMH. ot ihu Cenital Orleans,
andlneome farm, of Coutand Rheuma
tism. Their remarkable power and viboacy
In Hie dlaearea indicated aro vouched fur by
omeot'the moat dirtlngiiliibed imwlical nin
or the country, both North and South, an well
aaby reported caeo, from tlio ing.-l uminea
tiooablH Miircra. TeHlmonlal, In Paiui.hlet
form furniiibed on application. THE WA TKIt
FOB BALK.
-3'he water I, put up in easel of on do,en
half gallon Hot tlx at 6 per cane. Route
to the Springs for the ISouth: iiy
wayol the Hioniuond and Atlanta Ah-Line
KailroKil to Hootuburg l..(wt in liHlllai
county, Virginia, where all train, are met by
coed. aBprl igalg mlle,diitaiit
XMOJa-ABlf. OOODK,
froprletor.
EHIITISa
raEW YORK AUD BOCTON LIHEC
Wilmington, N. C.
Fnst Frc ht Route to al! Po
North or" South. :
liev Your and Wiliniiigton Ste 1,1 iiuj !
i.JuiUig frow M)W VOUK, VKL'NtDAy mi .-ialti:lAy nt M., and
from WIUtl.NCuON, W KDN
BOSTON AND
Sew York mul W 11 minion ' tciiaishJp Company,
OLD COLONY RAILROAD AND STEAMERS. ;
Dally Botwcon BOSTON and NEW YORKi 'i - 1
Semi-Wc ek N I ..v (vm, ijjsw YOBK anil WILMINGTON. '
I vdM.i 4uii j from each Port, i : f '
, o ' ; ' ; . :
KliltifHir Kifty ril nin ttie rroni4nd revclkr mlltti nf ihran airan.ra nnikiii
Peirvon tuallUiBiBUliy lliu tonlu.
WILMIN01'ON,(;Ol.rMIA A ArOl'STA AlI,K()Ar.
WIl.MlMiTON AWKUIOM KAII.KOAT), ' ' 'A - !
... , XUUCAUoLINAUKNXKALHAII.WAV.
,.km-k , ........... .AAh'YKUailAMKKB
- ".... u ui iwiiu,
NORTII and HOUTII CAEOLINAj GEOKGIA and ALABAMA. J
Alao to NEW YOIiK, BOSTON. riiOVTDENCE, FALL ElVEli and other
Fdnrorfi (""if a
u.. .
guarantwd a low aa by auv other
v "
promptly paid. : , ' , .
Mark nil Goods via Clyde's Wilmington; Line.
For further Information apply to either ol the undeiaigned AgenU of tbe Une.
IJ. 1). U. MINK, . '
Ueiiprnl Kaxtrrn Agent,
211 ilerunehlre Street, llnaton.
Baltimore anS SontL'em Sin Tusirlati CBiaiiy.
yin vvjiaixrs'fcj'xoiv, xv.'o.
.r,
1
FAST tPREIQHT ROUTE
To all Points North or South.
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore and Wilniington Line,
ajull.WIUKlT. .
-SAILING FROM BAI.TIMOIiE-i
Tuesday & Friday, at 3 P. M.
. -AND FltOM W1LM1NOTON J
Wednesday & Saturday,"
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
. Baltimore aud Wilmington Lino,
Baltimore, Boston and I rovldence Line,
Or via Canal Pally to Philadelphia and
Clyde'! Philadelphia and Prcvidei.ce Line.
' Semi-Weekly from aaeh port.
S,h,llr'yr",?nl,t 'nopronipt andreiilaraallln of there Bleamers, and ouUkdli.
patch given to all Bhipmenta by thin route. NO DELAYS ' ' '
Through Bill" of Lading
NORTH and SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA and ALABAMA .
Q:Z lJ2 1U1L'U)ELPniA' B03T0N- PROVIDENCE, and
OUH X JidtMOrn LiltlCS.
Mark all Ooods vlallaltlniore and Wilmington Line.
tr For further Information apply to either
EDWIN FITZGERALD. Agont,
Baltimore Liu, , iM ijoutU btreeirUaitii
.ttimore.
march lt-tt
NOT1UJLU.
Carolina Central Railway,
GENERAL FREIGHT DEPARTMENT, )
Wn.MiNOTONkaroh3ist, 1875. )
TIIK ATTENTION OF TMK PUBLIC IH RRSPROTFULLT INVITlCI T(l th R
tact that the Carolina Antral Hallway, being completed and fully equtppod ror onilnees
niter,-with ilf connection, nt Wilmington, both via direct Steamer lnewaiifvlaWdontn
ro.u'Uiiill.ll, io minmiiro. 1'niiii. e l.lllll. New York. Knarnn a n.l
Ity lor handling Bhlpnitiite from , ' " .TTTTTrT
WILMINCTOM AND ALL EASTERN CITIES To'xr.AR.
LOTTE, STATESVILLEj CRCENVILLE.' SPARTAN-
BURC
ami all atatlon, on Atlantic, Tpni.,KW)o Ohio, AUai.lic and Klohmond Air Una aud North
Oarohii Kailroad, a, well aa all point, in (IKOBtllA and ALABAMA. '
Jnaaranoe Horn KHalern ol th gnai fntocd a, low m via any other line. No terminal or trans
fer charge, and ltul.-a Hi tt ay a ua low aa the lowest. ,
llauowndding!' W 018 u4,,llnt'1- Office In Bank of New
april 3 m-y
Real Estate Auction.
M. CRONLY, Auctionoor..
BY
( R0XLT & M0IIPJS.
Hy virtue of a mortgage executed by William
K' Bam and wile, the Aieohanlc Bui iling and
Loan Awoulation will unit, lor caah, at public
auction, at Kxchnngti Comer, on Monday, the
13th of Septerader, at 11 o'clock, that lot wllh
dwelling Ilium; and all neoeartiry uut bourn
aitiiated a, follow,: . .
Beginning In th, N. line of Ked Crow street,
to teet W. from its Intersection with the W. line
ol Fourth "foot and miming thanoe W. with
midline of Ked Cross street M loot, thence N.
iwrallel with Kourth street. 1:12 feet, thence K.
parallel with Ked Cross street b& tcet and
thence M. parallel with Fourth street Ml fdet
to the beginning. auifAWf
2 QQQ BtuheU Corn,
' 1,000 Bushels Oats,
f 500 Bales Hav,
Water-Ground Meal, Hominy, Pork, Bran,
Crack Corn, Flour, etc ,
For sale low by
GHANTAHLNTON, ,
" O lion Uerchats and Urooon..
ang S dot
- -
rX !AX arAi'Vi'til! A i
FALL HiVEK.: !
NO DELAYS. Coauoetlag at WUailagUia
k'tou w m uwni mi roiuu ill
route and lima aa nnlk t. . .........
""""" vv-g
WM. t. OI.YDR ft 0.,Oeneral Agenti,'
New ork l.ioa, a Howling lireen, N V.
A. D.CAZAUX, Agent: J
PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore antlj fUitn Line.
i-wiKKi,T aarwaaa .
BALnnuKBANO WILMINUTUN.
Baltimore and JPhrtadelphla Steamboat Oo.
. DsiIy via Canal between " ,
IBALTIMOKB AND PUILADELIUIA.
tiWESTERN CITIES.
BALTIMOnB Ar '.VILM1NQTON IJNB
' Northern Central Kaiboad'
AMD TUB
Baltimore and Ohio Uallroad.
given to and from all Points In
quick. Loeae, or overcharge
of tho undersigned Agent of tha Line,
A. D. CAZAUX. Af ent,
Baltimore anu New York Lines
. ...... WtLMHIUTOa. N.C.
t r.il.l ...... . . ,
tieneral rrelght Agent.
Misa AngeL '
ANovel, By M. Thackeray, Author of
"(Id Kensington," "Tha Village of the Cliff "
'Bluebeard', Keys," eto. With illustration
Paver, 78 oente. ,...,, ,
Alice Lorraine,
A 'I ale of the South Down,. By K. . Black
mora. Anthorof "Oradonk Naii. i.u.i.i,j
.ker,"ete. Paper, T8 oeuta. ,
The Piedmont Press
HICKORY, N. C-. 7
Ii tha only paper published In Catawba
county, and haa an extensive circulation among
Merchant,, Farmer,, and all claaseeor bu,l.
ness men ia the Bute. The Paaaa is a live,
wide-awake Democratic ier, and It a dealra.
ble medium tor advertising In Western North
Carolina. Liberal terms allows on vearlv ad
vertlKements. HnbMi tpt.lon S3 la ad vanne
a S3 la advance.
ATOMI.1NHIIW .
Address , . t MUii.u YUMLINMON,
Kditora andProprletort
march ,4-5
PIANCS, tirgan, and Chromos for sale for
rash or on the easy mouthl instalment
easy mouthly instalmenl
plan at
HK1N8BKBOIR-8 '
lve Book and Maaostqrs, '
an 1