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i . '' I " " " 3 JORDAN STONE, Managing Editor. , , j SAM'L T. WILLIAMS. Political Editor. THURSDAYS ....-FEBRUARY 20, 1873 GE! GORMAN, Al WELL. Mil. UAUtaatt, awu uie THE MILITIA LAW, ... ; j a ruesaay, ou uuiuhu, vu Representatives irom Wake countv.in the House; introduced a bill, : to organ ize, discipline and tquip the militia of the State, We have not seen Mr. Gorman bill, and therefore cannot speak of its lea tures. We do not hold that the miliiiu laws are perfect, or cannot be ameoded.- But we do Bay that it is not Hue, a charged by Gov, Caldwell, that the last Le" islature repealed all the tffective clauses oX the 'militia law, and we have demonstrated this time and again to the satisfaction of .every reasonable mat . We propose to-day to call in Repub lican authority to sustain U3. It will be remembered that the Nfcvs, before and during the Summer cam paign, urged Goy. Caldwell, with earn est importunity to put his "government J machinery" in force, and bring to con- dign punishment the Lowrey gang ui outlaws that were committing high- handed atrocities on the innocent and hd pless citizens of Robeson county. A.flin and a?ain we reiterated our appeals, which were not the rcsultofa V, . , spirit ot partizan rancor, or personal . ., V I ine prompiiugs ot our wmmuu uttiiuic. mi' . l A'.X... I i ne uvernjr uiu uui meicij uisir i gurd the appeals made to him by our J i ' i . i : i . ' . .. t . . I' 1 , . , I seives auu oiuers iu t,.c A.u . manity, but exhibited a contemptuous disdain wholly; Incompatible with the I high lunctions with which he was-cm powered, or the fearful responsibility devolving on him as the Chief Magistrate ttumIxu onuevommouweauu. y mie uie BuncK. ot tne victims wtio leu into tne ciutcues ot the Robeson banditti were reading the air. we almost fancied that we heard the shrieks of laughter ol his then Acci- i T 1 r 3 ! I onHyhia frmnilil nuor a nltflM cx : I ana Clumsy Jose w uicu ne aiiempieu to perpetuate at the expense of ourselves and others who had invoked him to the discharge of a plain duty that his oath ot office and the dictates of humanity equally demanded that he should per- form lorui We endeavored to convince the Gov- ernor by argument, after entreaty had :.s.-, ' i ,i u iniieu, uuu wiuvcu, as e iuuuui, vuat he was clothed with amDle cowers to l. A .1 capture the outlaws. He was as im pervious to our logic as he had been deaf to our importunities. With a stubborn peryerseness in keeping with his political interests, he persisted in adhering to the original ppinion which he had expressed, v'z : that he was j powerless to protect the citizens 01 Robeson county by reason ol the emas culation of the militia laws of the State by the Conservative Legislature. This wa3 the only prop on which Gov. Caldwell then relied in justihcation ol . . t , .. f . ... liisTailiire tn renrPHs the wroncra or the unfortunate "people of RobesonJ We Railroad schtmes throh the Legisla clearly . demonstrated at the time, that ture and ask5nS for extraordinary granta this devirp. wns not snffiripnt to srtrefn the Governor Irom the censure of all whose eyes were not blinded by preju dice. It is highly probable that Gov. Caldwell thought our strictures bu his neglect of duty were, too sweeping and unch ritable. We have, however, as he perceives, a complete vindication ot our course bv the action of some, ot his i political and personal friends in the LegislatUK, who solemnly and emphati- cally aver,in their capacity as legislators, that, 1 j i" We have governmental machinery adequate, if put vigorously is Ifokce, to AKKESt AST OFFENDER agaipst the peace and order of the State." ' This language taken irom the protest against "blood money entered jon the journal by Mr. Badger and other Re- publican brethren of Gov. Caldwell, is pointed and comprehensive! lj covers the whole ground. It sustains the pobitioo we occupied most triumphant ly and as eflfcctually knocks the . prop fiom -undtr his Excellency. Messrs. Badger & Co. have hot left him a nar row neck of land on whichJtci stand. On the question of his power ;oVer the militia, he is garroted by thosd of his own political faith, and whom we sup pose , he recognizes as his - personal friends. Mr. Badger 'and th other protestants say : ( i ' . ; " We have governmental . machinery ad(quate if put vigorously in force, to ai rest any offender &c. Governor Caldwell said he was pow eiless to arrest Lowrey and his co-offenders because all the effective clauses of ' the military law had been repealed. 1 We repeat again, we are sustained by Mr. Badger, who is a clear headed and able lawyer, and the acknowledged , leader of the Republican party in the House, and also by seven other Repub- . licans, in our censures of Goy. Caldwell for dereliction of duty in not shaving afforded protection to the; people of Robeson county. ' .: .I.dr- Badger was to undertake to write an impartial history of the times when Lowrey was holdine his hirrh carnival of crime and blood, ho would , . be constrained to comment in terms ot . unequivocal condemnation of Governor , ri Caldwell's signal failure to execute the "' nwvDg l tbe C&ptUre 0f ffendeit Buto-.-WeS? order of the xnaeed, Mr. Badger and hia co -protestants, in using the language quoted above, taken from their protest, MAKE A PART OF THE HIBTOBY, of .the times, and convict . his Excellency of the grossest incompetency in not understanding, or dereliction of duty - J.j ; r r.vpt u;uuv wu u importance; where- no - palliation could be urged as a satisfactory plea for offi cial delinquency.. The. language we quote as n shred of history is & stand ing memqnd against Got.1 Caldwell, a complete refutation of his pretext for not having, by the governmental machi nery .arrested the offenders of Robeson, and an ample vindication of the course of the News. It is' a solemn record made against hia Administration by his political associates, whose protest stands but upon the journals of the General Assembly. consDicuouslv and pointed I That I O .1 is intfTuceable. and will not down record 1 : i l at the Governor's bidding. A BETTER SPIRIT, We see daily manifestations of a more liberal spirit on the part of the North towardsMhe South. ' . yQ nave before referred . to ;the Speeches oi Fariisworlh, BiDgham, Wil- iuItl and B. F. Butler. Republican mem; bm of Congress lrbin the North, ad?o-1 eatint, the repeal of the Act of Congress I LL th. of Southern survi- vor3 olthe war of 1813 frdmUhpen vuls Ul ' . r , , 8i0n lis. Their efforts were' successful , I -natsta ne cenaie rcstuiiusj uouico i -' i ' .' 't. I i I.... .n.inkil I oi ine reneis wiiu iau uecuuruisu of thepr ptnsjo ii. t 1 -ms ly Congress, while in an anrv mood to- in an angry mooa io i luat uuuj .u . 7 Abj wards the South. The , spirit ot the J t debate in Congress showed very plainly 1 that the Northern Representatives, are j relaxing their sectional malevolence ana J spite. (;; J r- xAnn tKot : tVio I e uavc ol.uuB ; Aaminisiranon is luspostu iouKuiuiv i leniently with . our people than it ; nas i heretofore don, in that President Grant 1 has" decided to withdraw all the United . . . C o , f r,.f k I Cfotno tmrra frnm rnP NtaffMl OT i nrtn I jarouua, douiu iwuhu, ttiaum, Kentucky and Tennessee and send them to Utah and other points where their services may be needed. While Fed- eral bayonets are thrust at the throats of the people ot tne soutn, u is a men- ace and an insult which is galling to their pride and honor and argues a ., . . . . . of the people of the South, it is a men- want ol conhaence in tneir loyalty. I xv ira ,n: thp i c iimc "viuiv, iUuimtuM vu i avowed purpose of the Administration m m 10 paraon an me ivu aviui uusuucis 1 may now be incarcerated at Albany and other places.- "With all these evidences of a better spirit towards the South, will the House of Representatives of the Legislature of North Carolina, hesitate to pass the j Amnesty iiill now uelore that uoay i POCKET CHARTERS. In an editorial on the 8th inst, we suggested that the Legislature should look carelully into the character of the I , . . i.07 0 I strangers who are lobbying all sorts of I Io 1 ei-. I . J I pocr These schemes are popular, because uo appropriations are asked, and every thing looks fair and reasonable on the surface. - ' But we unhesitatingly assert that we have no faith ' in the individuals who come here without credentials and rep resent themselves as agenla I for capital- I 1 it C 1 . . I ttUl' Ul,cmeu Wi luw' uc' uenuais, anu convince me juegisiamrc of their ability and readiness to build railroads or to carry out any of thtir ex travagant, promises. , We make no attack upon any partic ular individual, but we think the Rcp- resentatives of tue people cannot be too careful in watching the movements of adventurers and epeculators who have no interest ih the State, but who are floodiDS the Legislature with various lliroa.u projects, asking ior extraordi nary powers, including banking pnvi leges. ( . ' ; ! .'. , r. ... . We have; no faith that any of these schemes ongmating with . persons Un--known to us, strangers in sentiment and aliens in interest, -will be consummated ' - ..... ! . I by those who originate them. But as no State aid is demanded, the Legisla ture has granted, with great unanimity, the charters asked for. : ..... ; .' .. We again ask the Representatives of the people to be on their guard against these mysterious Railroad projects. It is rumored that the charter for the New York, Norfolk and , Charleston Railway Company,; granted by the Legislature belofe the recess, is novo offered for sale in Neva York City, but we give this only as a rumor, as we can not tiace it to any reliable source. Certain It is. that Railroad rtnrnnrn. tion3 are be-innin- to exercis, crrat power in several States, and are to some extent controlling -: legislation. The Southern Security Company and the Penn jslvania, Central are gradually ex- tending their lines and augmenting their power, and we eannrtjetoo careful in our efforts ' to prevenTNorth Carolina from falling a victim : to the grasping tions. , ' ; When our lines of travel are swallow- ed up by wealthy and overgrown rao- nopohea, our industrial classes will be t 4he mercy' of heartless corporate tyrants, who will use their power for 1 their own emolument and gain and for the consequent oppression and injury ot the people. . i 1 We are inclined to-think that none ol the preign schemes now before the Legislature, have j, any connection with the Pennsylvania Central or the South ern Security- Company, but :&r$:pocket charter, intended for private speculation and gain bystrangejrswho have" mide such fair promises to the Legislature, each and have used the names of gentlemen of high character in the State to give respectability and influence to their projects; . -.Js'U -. From the Hlllsboro Recorder. The i Amnesty Bill AaAiN.-r-The News thinks we were rather, harsh in ourr condemnation of our own party who might not unite with us in the support of this measure. Perhaps we were too intolerant of an honest difler- ence of opinion, and forgetful that all cannot view a subject irom tne same standpoint. But when ,we know, the Kittn on) nnAAmnrnmtoinrf Knatllifv rtf . . .v, tuc muitai uau v tu tuc tucosuic. uu when we hear of the effort made by a radical Judge to push through measures of vengeance at the sacrifice ot peace harmony and justice, we: may be par doned if. feeling , was "stronger than r: :vrGE apples & lemons, buuucuiu wiuk, tu vuj give aid and comfort to trie enemy.' r :a th.t tl.o rnnrtn nf thp 8ince the ref usa.1 -of a new trial bv Judce Board man. Nevertheless.there is chance 1 for him yet. His counsel have succeed H, J V1 i?,? 1 writ of error and stay of proceeaiugs, wh;rh will allow time, for a review bv I u a f r I A lnrkv nair of f Jlpvelanders named I i. tt .. ...i-rr .u I respectively , xiugert uuu ixuiiii, were conjoint holders ot jhe winning ticket in a "Hnuonie Society" lottery, where- they netted $19,900. deducting fines , eac jor becomint verV drunk "and disordtrly immediately alter the drawing. Mrs. John Fhnn, of Catawissa, Pa., on the 6th -inrt., gave birth to triplets, two girls and one boy. They boy weighed eleven pounds and the girls together weighed thirteen ponnds. Robert Emmet, the oldest son of Thoma Addis Emmet, the Irish patriot, and nephew ot the celebrated Robert XlUJUlCl. UiCU IU XI. X., UU 1 TRIBUTE OF RESPECT, Sbaton Gales Lodge No. 64. 1. O. O. F., Raleigh, Feb. 13, 1873. we reverentially call the Grand Master of e Ta member oTthls Lodge : therefore, . Resolved, That we deeply lament the deathof our broUier-thtssnattering of a link In our chain of friendship. Theopen 4kiA TTn 4 Ha n r vnm rk fvAm A rrtAM rr via I hand and heart, characteristic of the true dd Fellow, and the soft memory of other virtues wmcu ne possesseu in an eminent degree, linger T lira tarlllcrVif Vinna wlion th lr1Tit. enn nassei" duisinsf lled Resolved. That we condole with the rela tives of tne deceased in tnis amiction. Resolved, That we wear the prescribed badge 01 mourning rorininyaays. . M. V'B. Gilbert. W. H. Baglky. P, G., VCom. W. P. Wethekeix, P. G. ) NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Jj O N O by t K A i E 500 Bales Ray first cuttlne. , 30 Bales Sheaf Oats, bright and sound. feTHlMX j . , w.uaiKUKAUU. Srit IJVG C LOTIIIJTG, It. B. ANDREWS & GO. CE O Till ER S, 7 Fayettevllle Street, Respectfully announce that they are now receiving from their Manufactory, in New York, men- r .; , ' j EABLY SPH1AG STOCK OF CL0TDIXG, and request their numerous friends and patrons In the General' Assembly, to call and supply themselves 1elore leaving for their homes. NOW R E A D',7 '.; FINE BLACK DRESS SUITS or TUB .' L A T EST STY L E At Fifty per cent, less than Merchant Tail or s puces. ; .It, B. ANDREWS & CO., - :;:'"! ., j ; Clothiers,. 27 Fayettevllle Street, fe!8-tf Raleigh, N.C. FAMILY ROE HER- rinjra. ; - , . , , Corned Blue Fish. New Catch Mackerel. : Cod-Fish. i . ... :!, Mullet Roe. Shad Roe. In store by - fe l-tf . W. C. STRONACH. TpARLY ROSE POTATOES. JL1A '.v.;..'- Early Goodrich Potatoes. Peerless " Peach Blow Chili Pink " Jackson White " For sale by W. C. STRONACh.. 1 ' G U ANO Q.UANO, GUANO, I have on hand a large lot Whann'a Rawbone Phosphate. Would also call the attention of the farmers ana planters to tne wen Know Stonewall Fertilizer,' which Is, by analysis, the best In market. Jar. 21-tf M. A. PARKER. O E Notice is hereby riven that' annllcMon will be made to the General Assembly at its present session for an act incorporating the "RALEIGH CLUB." fe 10-lm 8 O s Yesterday morning between the Fayette vllle street Capitol gate and the Postofflce $16 75. The finder will be liberally reward ed by leaving it at this office. Ja 28-tf 4 , 15,000, LBS BULK BIDE3 6,00 0 pounds I jar d, ' Oats, oats, oats, oats. t VlSTRONACH BRO. S5)250 W0RTH 0P propertt AN ATTRACTIVE RAFFLE ! ! The Livery stoc of S. M. DUNN A CO.. will be raffled on the 28th of February, at the Yarborongh House, consisting of Thir teen Prizes, valued at $5,250; 525 chances at $10 per chance. The chances are sold in Tickets, and the nurehaser's No. on the Ticket. The money for the Ticket, will be lacea on deposit at the state national Ticket will be good for the amount of I r- We refer bv nermission. to the following I "v named gentlemen : Dr. O. W. Black nail, Sheriff T. F. Lee, B. P. Williamson, Esq., MaJ A. O. Lee, W. F. Askew, Esq., Will. T. Kogers, ii.sq ana Jno. G. Williams, n:sq leos-Duiia Sentinel copy one week. ORTH CAROLINA ALMANA0.1873. Calculated by Dr. Craven, and compiled by Li. Branson, printed on nne-slzed ana calen dered paper, neatly and elegantly. xi contains many U6(iu recipes, mucn valuable statistical matter, and many A G R I C U L T U R A I items. It Is emphatically an AGRICUL TURAL ALMANAC. It is different from every other Almanac ; has been published a number of years and sold successfully. It Is, we think, certainly as good if not better than any other. A few still on hand order soon, - L. BRANSON, Bookseller, dec 20-tf Raleigh. N. C. PRESH A BR IV A L S , -a. At MOSELEY'S confectionery. , , J ust to hand at MOSELEx'o. A If UJ D (i O O U B , Every variety for family nse. Also a TJIRESH CRACKERS J - Egg. Cream, Soda, Butter, Family Nic ac adon ftnd MOSELEY S. FINE SEGARS AND CHOICE JL Chewing Tobacco at MOSELEY'S. iOME AND SEE WHAT I HAVN'T J got. You will be waited on cheeriully I - ai MOSELEY'S. febl'2 - tf Fayettevllle Street, Raleigh. y AM CONSTANTLY RECEIVING 1 J - . CONSIGNMENTS OF Corn, Meal, Hay, Fodder, Shucks, White and Mixed Beans, White and Stock Peas, Sweet and Irish Pota . toes, Turnips, Chick ens, Eggs, Moun tain Butter, .and everything, usually gold on cojti Jti i s s io jr. fed!2-tf WAYNE ALLCOTT. QFFICE OP JULIUS LEWIS & UO. Raleigh, N, C, January, 1873. We desire to call the attention of dealers to the celebrated BOLLES COTTOJT II OE. manufactured expressly for us by The L. BoIIes II oe and Teal Compan y, BINGHAMPTON, N. Y. These Hoes are mode of the finest Quality of steel, by skilled labor. They are not made of ROLLED STEEL, bat plated un der the hammer, are Highly Polished and are Noted for Beauty and Durability ; in short they are as near perfect as they can be made. The shank is an improvement on the old style, being solid and neatly shaped. The blade is peculiar in form, and the handier made irom nne white timber. Every Hoe is warranted perfect in stock, 9 r ' ' temper, Jinish and durability. We earnestly request those about mak ing purchases for the coming season to ex amine them. Sold only in North Carolina by JULIUS LEWIS & CO.. (Fisher Building 0 R A LE I G II , N . C l .fcrj ucscripnuM. S-Send or write for a Price List feoH-tf ... 10 ,0 00 LBS BULK SIDES 2,500 Lbs. Lard in kegs and bbls ZtO " Ream's Wrapping Paper, At POOL Ot MORING'S, Jan25-tf Wholesale Grocers. -VTORTH CAROLINA ALMANACS for 188, calculated by B. Craven, D. D. Send in your orders at once to L. BRANSON. Publisher and Bookseller, nov 5-tf Raleigh, N.C. 1ST O c E Notice Is hereby elven. that an anmlca- tion will be made to the Legislature ot North Carolina, ior a charter to incorpo ral e a Fire Insurance Company. -! jan 14-ti JARGE STOCK BOOTS, SHOES and Staple Dry Goods. 50 Kits ure Jbear Lrfird. 25 Boxes extra Cream Cheese, 600 Blocks Cotton Yarn. i Also large lot Bridles. Saddles.' Collars and Harness and everything usually kept in a first class store. Jan 5-tf M. A. PARKER. F ASHI0NABLE BOOT EMPORIUM Removed to No 175 Main Street. 1 next to Ruck Manning's A large and valuable importation of French Calt Skins, Direct from La . Belle, France, per Allan NOTICE. I bee the atenttlon of mv cn - torn era and the good public of Norfolk and vicinity, that I am prepared to make to or der . FIRST-CLASS .300TS AND SHO.9 After the latest P rlsian modes. ; My prices are g - nerous and reasoruible, and assure those who are in need of a c eat- I ly-fitting Boot or Shoe, that I can s titjy j their c cravings for durable and htiuy work. Lasts made to suit the foot. Promntress and dispatch in filling an order, and rs.'iei measures for the protection and allevlat'on of the feet. . i Drop in and inspect our new' store ajd stock. . j S. MARX, No.' 175 Main Street, Next door to Buck Manndng-H, Jun-24tf. Norfolk. V JHE WEED SEWING MACHINE Why is the Weed Sewing Machine bound to please all he ladies? j . . , Because it is the best feller In the world. Ja 15-tf JgOUQUET COLOGNE This elegant perfume has never been sur passed for its PERMANENT AND DELICATE QUALITIES. Prepared by i. j . . ,: J. R. II. CARMER, Druggist, No. 11 Fayettevllle Street, Raleigh, N. C. jah29-tf MISCELLANEOUS. p E R T I L I Z E K s x V 1 ' . The partnership that has for the last year existed between Messrs. KINGSLAND & MILLER having expired, the business Will """utu RALEIGH NATIONAL BANK, who will endeavor to conduct It In a satis factory manner and to the best advan tage of depositors of lots and tracts of lands for sale. His commls sions wiU be as heretofore.fi ve per cent on actual sales. ;-- - . ; - : " NO SALES NO CHARGE. Mr Miller is constantly selling and offer ing for sale very eligible building lots In different parts of Raleigh. Also plantations, large ana small, wood and timbered lands, dec., &c, in any quanti ty In different parts of the State and at prices correspondent with the times. lie solicits caiis irom Duyers as weii as from sellers. , Now Is the time to buy In North Carolina, feb 1-tf A. MILLER. 0 ENTURY WHIS K E Y I Persons in delicate health, often find it difficult to obtain a Pure Stimulant when prescribed by1 their Physicians, and it is FoDrSsti that the ana oiner nrsi-ciass iraue CEjrruiiY jrnisKEir is particularly designed. It :1s differently prepared from ANY WHISKEY IN MARKET, and is driving many old brands out of market, because the "principle upon which it is made is superior' The almost universal testimony of those who have used the CENTURY WHISKIES Is, that there is an entire absence of Head aches, and other disagreeable after-effects so often experienced in the nse of other brands. This is a direct consequence of the Purity of the Century Whiskies, and the impurity of many other brands. They are ABSOLUTELY PURE; four prom inent chemists certify to this fact, viz : Prof. SILLIMAN, State Chemist of Con necticut.' Prof. C. U. SHEPARD, Jr., State Chemist ol South Carolina. Prof. W. C. TILDEN, Washington, D. C. Prof. JOHN DARBY, New York. All of whom agree In pronouncing it "without fault," and "free Irom any dele terious substance whatever." For sale by first-class dealers everywhere, feb ft-3m. W THAT A FEW PEOPLE WIIO KNO W, SAY OF THE ADJUSTABLE I PRING BED BO T T O M . Yaebobouqh HotrsB, ' Raleigh, N. C, Jan. 22nd, 1873. , I feel no hesitancy In recommending BARTLETT'S PATENT SPRING BED manufactured by JONES &EIJLIS, Raleigh, N.C. They are superior to any thing of the kind I have ever seen or used and I feel satisfied that they only need to be tried to be appreciated, we have ordered one lot for use ip our Hotel, and have ' thoroughly tested one on our own bed. Durability, Simplicity, Comfort and Cheapness as well as economy are merits all combined in this Spring Bed. G. W. Blacknai.l, Proprietor, Peace Institute A Boarding and Day School for Young Ladles, Raleigh, N. C. January 1st, 1873. The "Adjustable Spring Bed " which I have had on trial, I can unhesitatingly re commend to Institutions, where a large nnmnpr nr nena nova rrw na Ttmwinpn nnn i jtepicuimormuieauu in gooa oraer. x ininK your Hpnoi .iieas nave everv ex cellency to recommend them to public fa vor, and 1 ;feel sure that no one can use them without being convinced of their utility, comfort and economy l shall adopt them as far as possible in our Institution. Very truly yours, John p. Bubreix. Raleigh, N, C, January 8th, 1873. The "Adjustable Spring Bed" left at my house last week gives me entire satisfac tion ; have never seen a spring bed that I was more pleased with and take pleasure In recommending; to all. Yours respectfully, , . , Thomas H. Bbiggs. Raleigh. N. C. Januarv 25th. 1873. This certifies that after a fair trial of the Adjustable Spring B (Bartlett'Pate I unhesitatingly pronounce them most comfortable and pleasant,! moreover re gard them as very durable, I feel satisfied that after having once used tkem no one would be willing to be without them. Rev. Tuoxas H. Pbitchaed, t-asror Aaieign liapiist unurch. We have hundreds" of other certificates from prominent persons, and some of them were purchasers. - , 100 of these beds now ready. 100 others ready, in a few days. j , Send orders, giving distance between side rails of bedstead, to : -. . JONES & ELLIS, Manufacturers, Hlllsboro St., Raleigh, N. C. feb 15-tf O R C II B.R O S & MILLS, jr E W B m il jt , jr , c . Having Just completed our new Brick Warehouse and Wharf, we are prepared to handle . Cotton Corn, Rice, Peas, Oats,&c&c. with a ereat advantage. A large stock of CORN constantly ' on hand. feb 11 -2m jJO LASSES, MOLASSES, Just received 3 car loads Cuba and Sugar House Molasses at feb 11-tf POO. & MORING. A. N UP CHURCH WHOLESALE AND RETAIL EI Q UO B D E Jl ll E B RALEIGH, N. C, Begs leave to Inform the public that he has on hand a most select and large assortment of Liquors ooasisting of Nash Brandies Holland Gins, French Brandies. Old Rye Whiskies of celebrated brands, viz: Meg gibben's, Shawhan and Cabinet, Pure N. O. Corn Whikey, noted for its medicinal properties, and Fine Wines of every de scription. Dealers would do well to call aDd examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. Liberal Inducements offered to the trade. Ja22-lm 5Q BBLS. FAMILY FLOUR,-f 20 Bbls. Soda Blscnita, : , v i At POOL & MORING'S. I . i ' " , -mm w ":''' . -B-r ft! 7 ' ffl I?. J y ITOrmT- WHAN ; SUPER PHOSPHATK. " 0. BONE fT & SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO. V A O R I C U L T U R A L S A L T ' We invite tne attentioa of the Farmers and Merchants of North Carolina to our stocit of STANDARD FERTILIZERS, which.we offer at . THE LO WE S T C All Fertilizers sold by us can be relied upon as being what they are represented to be. PERUVIAN GUANO sold by us is bought directly from the Agent of the Peruvian Government and in no case from any other Person; therelore parties run no risk in ee ttlng a spurious article from us. We call especial attention to the fact that we are the Manufacturer's Agents for the sale of , ' ' ' A W II ANN S It A W BONE both well known and popular articles in North Carolina, and have been largely used In the State for Cotton and Corn every year since the close of the war. "We have in our possession testimonials attesting value which we will be pleased to furnish any oue "he Ssh See1 of WHAN N '3 PHOSPHATE is 5, and SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO $50 at Norfolk. A limited quantity of these arti ties will be sold on crop time to satis- factors parties. Special rates of freight made n large quantities, and information cheerfully given. We soliclit your orders. . : . v ii if jri jr s 5 7 Water Street, Jan28-dtwlir - ' - L E C ! II ii GROCERS AND COMJUISSIOiV MERCHANTS , WILMINGTON ST., EAST OF MARKET SQUARE, ; " T ..... ' - " ' - ARE OFFERING GREAT IXDICEMEXTS TO THE JOBBING TRADE. "A" SUGARS at 13c.. ' i " B" SUGARS at 12, EXTRA "C." at 12$,' " C" Yellow at 12J4, lellow at 1011. Candy in 25 lb. boxes, at 16c.; no charge for 30 Boxes Pearl Starch at 8c. per lb., 5J " Pearl Lemon Buiscuit at 14J4C iu ixz. steei jborks, 10 Doz. Steel Shovels, 10 Doz. Brooms, , 10 Doz. Cotton Cards, 20 Bbls. S. II. Pyrup, 5 llhds. Cuba Molasses, . 25 Cases Oysters, 25 Cases P't. Pickles, , 35 Gross, Can Snufl", : 10 Doz. Eurrell Hoes, 50 Bbls. Irish Pot atoes, t ' - -' . 20,000 Lbs. Sides and Shoulders, At correspondingly low prices. feblS-tf. W. R G R O C E C O Jfl Jfl I S S I O JV A FULL FICST CLASS GROCERIES Mocha and Old Government Java Coffees. " Canned.Fruits and Vegetable. Choice Lagaira and Rio Coffees; Imported Pickles and sauces. Finest Green and Black Teas. Domestic Pickles and Sauces. Best Grades of Butter and Cheese. .it Fine Syrups and Molasses, , I Elm Grove Family Flour, our own Brand. Send for Catalogue Price List Gr U A N O ! G U A Li U 1 1 11 & . U & o 1 SOEUBEE SEI I S E JlJY O G IT Jl jr.O I State Fair Premlnm at Wilmington for the Largest Amount of Cotton to an itre. GOLDSBORO, Wayne County, N. C, November 23rd, 1872. JOHN H. POWELL, Esq.: Dear Sib The Soluble sea Island Ouano purchased of you this season was used by the side of three others,' and Las given me more tatisiaction than any of the oth ers. The Soluble Sea Island Guano was the one used upon the acre of land upon which my son raised the cotton upon which he took his State premium for the greatest amount of cotton tean acre; and lam informed by the Chairman of the Committee that had he i i, . , i would have also taken that premium, beating all 150 lbs. "lam betier pleased man any otner uuanox nave ever used owners next season ior. my coiioa crop. - x; A. lil4ArUi,ti. ALSO EIGHT PREMIUMS AT WAYNE COUNTY FAIR . ' ' ' ' :' 'I : " ... 4 3 .T ... . ' The Amount of Seed Cotton made on an Acre of Upland by Mr. Granger was Three Thousand Six Hundred and Thirty-three Pounds. " EDGECOMBE COUNTY, N. C, December 12th,' 1S72. Messrs. R. V. RAISIN A Co., Baltimore: ! - - I bought of Messrs. Branch, Ilerbeit & Co., list Spring, one ton of your Soluble Sea Island Guano for myself and three tons for other parties, and I find them aJl well pleased with it, and say it is the best Guano, and paid them better than any ihey ever uwu. xu3 lull x usu iuyseu was put in Ji?1 JUlnK to say that I. should buy the ; 'i i ! ; s ,tSELMA,N.C., November 12lh, 1872.. W. II. A VERA, Esq. : . r, Dear Sib The ten bags Soluble Sea 'Island Guano more than met my expectations I consider it equal to Peruvian' for cotton. It paid me over 100 per cent. I-more than doubled the cron. - Mv neighbors who ivino-'ht. ft bto hitriiiir ri tfucorl QTiil url 1 I ilea t in preference to any-other when it can be had. opriug. .1- .'. ',y x, j '",: . -; E. W. FULLER, Esq!: Dear Sir I testeu your Guano this cotton crop next year. - I . To S. J. PARHAM: - ' ' The Soluble Sea Island Guano purchased or jr u was used on tobacco and cotton by me by the side of Peruvian Guanotonewall & - I like it much belter than emer, uu x uuserveu a raariteu uiuerence future. ' - vHENRY BURRELL, Eso., has stated to tobacco crop using two other higher-priced Sea Island Guano Is the cheapest guano he ' - YANCEYVILLE, Caswell County, N. C. December 6th, 1872. Captain W. P. ROBINSON, .f S18-111 tplyTto y"r inquiry as to how I liked the Sea Island Guano I jsot-of you, I wish U say that I applied it, 200 pounds to the acre, alongside of Peruvian Ptw- tic than either of the above fertilizers. It matured better on the hill and cured better and jJndl IVISZ J7 ?f the tUer fertl,izrs sed. I think it is a splendid fenUizer -and I expect to use it next season. Yours, respectfully , - .... ,' MARCELLUS MIMMS. . -.. v .. . . . c " , f - WILSON, N. C, January lltn, 1873. Messrs. HARRISS & BLACK WELL: IslaidJOnnU my cotton crops- about .15 tons of your Soluble Soa hin' tes"n8 by.the side of Guanape and Vegitator, and up to the time of the SndhpneL?dlDtfian8whJ ?uWSSffi' Pasedwlth its aetion as ol the Guana, e Circular of eight pages of Certificates at B;EFO0T J- J- JMl4m AGENT IT A S II P R ICES." - N D ' ' '. SUP E R P II O S P II A T E if o.ic r , Norfolk Virginia. ' ... - " hot ii E II boxes. Brandy Peaches (q'rts) $3.50 per doz 50 Boxes Family Soap at Cc. per lb., lb. bars CALL BEFORE YOU BUY. O N C II It N D Jfl E II C Ii JT T LINE O F AT SIILL LOWER PRICES i . jan 24: tf N O ! ! G U A N O ! I . v. j 1 1. .. with it pu coiion, and l snail use it In preference to - coiion oy xne siae oi two otner guanos, ana x Soluble ea Island Guano in preference to any v Very respectfully, . f. J.R.GREEN. Hope you will keep a supply, the cpming Truly yours, R. HARE. i . LOTJISBURG, N. C, December 4th, 1S72. ' ' '; : : year, and the result Is, I will nse it on my whole Yours, fcc, . . ... : ' ELLIS M ALONE. HENDERSON, Granvillo County,.N. C, JSToveniber 29tli. 1872. in lavor or rne Sea Island. Shall use In the . S. ROYSTER. .. HENDERSON, Granvi tie county. us thathe made a testthls present years guanos, but is convinced that the Sola) le has ever purchased, and shall use it aln 5UEI0E.'
The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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