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.gte.jabgaOa ivs JORDAN STONE, Managing Editor. S AM'Ii T. WILLIAMS, Political Editor. SUNDAY., .....MARCH 9, 1878 CAPTIONS OF ACTS AND RESOLUTIONS. The News will publish as soon as possible Caption) to the Acta and Reso lutions of the General Assembly passed during the session just closing. Per sons wanting copies will notify us at once. We will lurnish them at $1 per hundred. Any of the State papers wanting them can be furnished by giv ing us notice at once. "DEMOCRATIC USURPATION." The Radical press are greatly rejoicing oyer the decision of the Supreme Court, in the matter of the- GoTernor'a ap nointeea. Thev denounce the act ot f . 1 ;, . , the Legislature making the appoint ments as open usurpation of power. .We will publish in our. next an able communication Irom "Publius" show ing that the Governor and Radical Legislature oi 1868-'by put the same construction with theConservative party on the Radical Constitution. DON PIATT ON THE INAUGU RATION. The New York papers, giving- the details of the inauguration scenes, were delayed two days in reaching this city, on account of the failure of the North- - V ern mails. .'. We copy to-day from the Herald, ex tracts from a humorous description of the great national gala day, its incidents and its follies, from the pen ot Don Piatt, who has graphically sketched some of the more striking occurrences that came oflhinder his observation. RESTORATION. We notice as an evidence of return. ma good feeling between the North and South, that General John C. Breck- enridse has been invited to deliver the annual address at the next Commence ment of Princeton College in June, and has consented to do so ; and that the Rev. Moses D. Hoge, D. D., of Rich mond, a distinguished and eloquent Presbyterian minister, is to deliver the next annual address to the students of the Theological Seminary at Princeton, on April 24th. THE PENITENTIARY CON. CTRACT MESSRS. WARING AND BROWN. One of the most important acts of the Legislature was that rescinding the Penitentiary contract. Under that contract, for which the Republican Legislature of 1S68 -G9, is responsible, the State would have been compelled to pay four hundred and twenty five thousand dollars to the Coleman Brothers. The work of the Penitentiary which the Messrs. Coleman contracted to build, can be built with brick and by convict labor, for less than two hundred thousand dollar?. The Charlotte Observer, referring to the rescission of this contract, says This happy release from a bad con tract was secured lor the State mainly by the efforts of Senator Waring, who was chairman of the Senate committee, and Col. Brown, chairman of the House committee." Messrs. Brown and Waring made dil- gent, active, efficient Representatives, and took leading stands in their re spective houses. Their action in regard to the Penitentiarycontract entitles them not only to the thanks of their , constituets, but to all the tax-payers in the State. THE LEGISLATURE. The Biblical Recorder of this city, re ferring to an editorial in the News, giving some of the important work ac complished by the Legislature, makes brief comments on the same, rather fa vorable on the whole; but we think we can show that even more credit might have been given to the General Assem bly by the Recorder. That paper says : " The Daily News congratulates the Legislature on its efficiency : 1. In chartering railroads without appropriations." The Recorder adds We should have preferred to finish the roads. already commenced." The Koads already commenced have : received appropriations from the State time and again, but such appropriations have but little money value, and it has been found by experience that votin" BDDroDriations to the Railroads dnea not complete tne work. The credit of North Carolina is too much below par inthomarket8 of the woild to make appropriations by the Legislature nego tiable. If the State had appropriated two millions of dollars to complete the : Western .North Carolina Road, the bonds issued for that amount, although secured by mortgage on the road's pro peny, aireaay mortgaged would not have sold for twenty cents in the dollar ! The bonds of the State issued for similar purposes before the war are quoted in the New York market at from twenty-five to thirty-two cents, and the special tax-bonds at from fourteen to sixteen and a half cents. The State -is not able to pay the interest on the public debt, and farther appropriations for building Railroads in the present' condition of the State finances would have only aided in sinking the State's credit still lower in commercial cirples. r Appropriations could not have served x any' practical purpose. They would hare made the State liable for the full amount named in the issue ot the bonds, but the bonds themselves would have been compara tively worthless, and subject to a ruinous discount. Under such circum stances the principles of political economy will justfy the action of the Legislature in not making appropria tions. 1J. In regard to the new school law. On this subject the Recorder says : "The law will not increase the number of schools; but it allows the people to increase he number and efficiency. Now let every Editor in the State fight for the education of the children. It will be a great battle, when the love of learning meets the love of money." On this matter, we concur with the Recorder, and urge the Editors in this State "to fight lor the education of the children." No moie important task could devolve1 upon. the editorial pro fession, and we believe the profession will be equal to the occasion. The question is, not whether we approve the school law in all its details, as it is impossible to frame a law to please everybody, but whether we are to have any public schools in North Carolina ? The Legislature has framed a law which enables the poor children of the State to attend school four months in the year, if the voters of each township will yote in favor of the tax necessary for that purpose. Not only every Editor in the State, but every friend of educa ¬ tion should advocate the small pittance of the additional tax, it we would save the State from the evils of ignorance and all its concomitants. 3. Rescinding the Penitentiary con tract. On this subject, the Recorder says : "The News is right. Thi3 was . ... . -W-V 1 wisely done.' lnis act alone saves the State of North Caroliua over two hundred thousand dollars, as is univer sally acknowledged 4. Utilizing convict labor. The Re- The Constitutional Amendments The Recorder says: "Here again the people must decide." A bare enumer ation of the Amendments, will show the important and wholesome changes that will be made in the orgauic law of the State, if the people vote for them on the first Thursday in August. The fol lowing changes are proposed by the amendments : The clauses providing for the annual payment of the interest on the public debt by taxation, requir ing a State census in 1875 and in every ten years thereafter, providing for the Code Commission, providing for a Su perintendent of Public Works, requir ing the University to be inseparably connected with the common school sys tem, and providing for annual sessions of the Legislature, instead of biennial. There are two other Amendments, mak ing eight in all, to be submitted, to-wit, that allowing the two hundred dollars worth of property now exempt by-the- Constitution, to apply to any species of property the owner may elect, ami that prohibiting persons from holding both State and Federal offices 0. The codification of the Laws. The necoraer says : "well, ll any man can put our laws in a more sensible shape, Judge Battle has probably done so. It we had our way we would still employ him to make our laws briefer and bet tot- IWIh We agree with the Recorder. No I - A t ? ' . 1 r- . man can ue iouna in tne state more competent for the labor that has been imposed than Judge Battle. Accurate pains-taking, learned in the law impar tial and indefatigable, Judge Battle is the light man in the right place, to bring order out of the chaotic contusion into which North Carolina judicature has fallen. The Recorder adds "Oh ! how enviable is the faith of the News. Just listen 'Never a Legislature worked more as siduouslynever a Legislature accom plished better results for the people and the State.' " Ve heard one of the oldest Legisla tors, who represented his county in the General Assembly "before, during and since the war," remark that he had never seen a Legislature work so ecer getically and with greater dispatch, and this opinion will be endorsed by all who are acquainted with the amount of business that was eflected in the com mittee rooms and in onen sfasinn A a to the value of this work, when it comes to be better known we believe " I 4 1 l 1 ' 111 .. luc Puuuc wu aSree U3 JAM E $ Y .LA JN D (Formerly of Oxford, N. C.) with 1 a WHITFIELD, TOWERS & CO., Successors to DO WD, BAKER, WHITFIELD & CO., Importers and Jobbers of - . iA.nk.EE NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C. 471 Broadway, N. Y. J. Y. Landis refers to all the merchants oi uxioru, ss. u. x feb22-6w M LASSES AND SYRUPS White Standard Drips, No. 1 Golden Syrup, No. 2 Golden Syrup, New Orleans Molasses, Sugar House Molasses. le t 24-tf W. C. STRONACH. g E A FOWL GUANO Bradley's Super-Phosphate. For sale by G. T. STRONACH & BRO. H, FISH, FISH, FISH, FISH 75 barrels all grades. For sale by Q. T. STRONACH & BRO., Market and .Martin Sts. NORTH CAROLINA. A mica mine ne-r Asheville is soon to be worked. Rocky Mount is afflicted with the measles. Cotton thieves disturb the cquami ty of Battleboro. Nothing is now agitating Newbern but "sluice holes." A Republican paper is soon , to be published at Rocky Mount. A horse dropped dead in Ana street, Wilmington, on Thursday. Mr. J. W. Aycock, of Block Creek, Wilson county, died on Saturday last. The local of the Asheville Pioneer has broken his scissors and will write no more. Sam Jones, col., fell out of his ox cart, near Rocky Mount, a few days ago and broke his arm. ; Mr. S. T. W. Jones, a ' printer in the office of Zions Landrharks, WiIsod, died on Saturday. Berber Swiss Bell Ringers uerform in Wilmington on Tuesday and Wed nesday evening. Mr. D. B. Jones some tl ays ago had his hand badly mashed Im a cotton yin at Whituker's Mill,"'JSash county. .-The United States mail passed through Nashvilie. Nash " county, on buturuay for the lirot time suite November. An old colored woman named Sarah in the New Fov, 110 vears old, died Hanover county Poor liouce on last Wednesday. A Justice ot the Peace in Trenton, Jones county, was taken up from the rnttir dpnrl drunk. Tina -is a Kenrsbil- 1 can county. The Methodist Church in Statesville caught fire on Friday evening from the stove pipe. The hit; was extinguished before serious damage w as done. A drunken negro was shot and se verely wounded some; days ago at Sla- dersville, Beautort county, while resist ing arrest by an officer ot the law. One day last week, in Wilson county, one Dimon mcuartison. coi., assaulted CaDt. J. 13. Carrovv with a knife. He was disarmed be .ore damage was done i. In Lenoir coUDty, a few days ago, the clothing of a little daughter ol i oster Cook, col., took fire and she was so badlv burned that death ensued in a few hours. Some unknown party hurled a brick bat into a crowd around the postoflice in Charlotte the other day, and wound td Mr. M. L. Barnes severely iu the head. Mr. David Parish, of Flat River, Orange county, made seven barns of fine tobacco with only t lie labor of himself and seven childrun, the eldest bring 13 years old. Geo. W. Cobb has -resigned the office of Mayor of Elizabeth City, and the Commissioners of the town have ap pointed Thomas Commander to h the vacancv. Mr. Thomas L. Vail, of Charlotte, is piepannjr a statement relutinjx the charge that public charities in Meck lenburg county have been improperly administered. Two TJ. S. Comnmsioners, Stradley and McMin, are said to be persecuting the citizens cf Henderson county by making arrests upon ioolish and il! grounded charges. A stabbing affair took place. in. Salis bury on Tuesday at the depot betwtenf Mr. Clynard, of the Boyden House, and a colored torter ot the .National Hotel Mr. C, received two stabs whichthough not serious, are very painful. . - On -Saturdav of last week, says the North Carolinian, the native citizens o Elizabeth City presented Dr. William underwood, the p.i6neer ot Northern set tiers in that - place, a- handsome gold beaded cane m recognition ot his use fulness tOthe town. The presentation took place in the parlor ol the. Aloe marie Hotel, Mr. Frank Vauhau making the address. The residence of Mr. J. I. Corbett, on Middle Sound, New Hanover county was destroyed by fire on Wednesday night. Says the. Western Expositor of th Gth inst : We are informed that one dsy last week, while Dr. Chandler, U. S. Commissioner, was holding his court in Webster, Jackson county, one James Frizzle, whose trial for illict distilling was then going on, drew a pistol and fired four shots at the Commissioner, one ball going through the Commissioner's hat. one through the coat of a bystander, and two in the floor. Nobody was hurt. The man rushed out of the court room and made his escape. Says the Battleboro Advance of the 7th instant: " Some two weeks ago a little white child, three years old, the son of Harriet Pulley, of this county, suddenly disappeared and could not be found alter a diligent search. The dis appearance of the child remained a pro found mystery until last week, when it was discovered that the child had been drowned, it's body having been discov ered in Sappony Creek, near Spring hope. The body, when found, was partially destroyed and it was thought by a sign on the head, that violence had been used . A jury was summoned, and while some suspicion rested on the mother, she was finally acquitted by a vote of 9 to 3. Is rapidly superseding ail others nrcna. rations for producing Elegant, Sweet and Wholesome Rolls, Biscuits, Bread, Buck wheat and other Griddle Cakes. Perfectly Pure and Reliable, and always ready lor Immediate use. The Cueapest Bakin Powder in the world, and it will keep on land or sea, in any climate, for years. It is weU adapted to thfe use of Housekeepers. Miners, Mariners, Emigrants, dc, and is in fact, in every respect, the Best Yeast Pow der made "for the Kitchen, the Camp, the Galley. Sold by Grocers and Dealers Everywhere. Manufactured by EOOLEY & BKO., mch7-Deod2m 69 New Street, N. Y. gllOM O ,.C II L O R A L U M THE BEST DISINFECTANT At nov26-tf SIMPSON'S Drug Store. 'Y'ELSH'S GILT-EDGE BUTTER Cream Cb. eese, Sod a and Lemon Biscuit. Orders solicited. A. G. LEE & CO. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MAYOR'S OFFICE, Raleigh. N. C March 8. 1S73. I will attend at the Mavor's Office, in the city of Raleigh, on Tuesday, the 1st day of April, 1673, to take tne tax list lor the pres ent year, persons tailing to list their prop erty will be subjected to double tax. W. W HITAKER, mh 9-td Mayor. JJEPQRT OF TIIE CONDITION Of the Raleigh National Bank, of 'North Carolina, at the close 7f Busi ness, Februaiy 28th, 1873, RESOURCES. Loans and discounts,.. . $GS9,466 08 uveraraits U. S. Bonds to secure circulation, U. S. Bonds to secure deposits, U. S. Bonds and securities on hand, .. Other stocks, bonds and mortga ges Due from Redeeming and Re serve Agents Due from other National Banks, Due from other Banks and Bank ers, , Banking" House Other Real Estate 12,500 00 500,000 00 100,000 00 50,007 69 120,705 00 31.5S63G 33.517 92 50,000 00 397 00 1,1C5 72 3,157 77 4,027 34 Furniture and Fixtures,.. Current expenses,... axes i-aia,... Premiums, Cash items, including stamps,... 53.244 33 1,054 02 30,520 00 1,743 00 410 02 mus oi other .National Ranks... Fractional Currency .) Specie coin. Legal tender notes,... 75,000 00 S1.7C1.593 2A LIABILITIES. Capital Stock paid in,..,.:.... 500,000 00 Surplus Fund ... 37,000 00 Discount, Exchange..... , Torn and loss,.. 31.G42 43 iNationai KaDK circulation out standing 419,300 00 Dividends unpaid,. J04 00 Individual Deposits, 5.39,027 14 Cashier's checks outstanding,.... 1,514 3-5 United states deposits 1)3,510 il Deposits oi u. s. Disbursing oi- licers 70.937 22 Due to National Banks,.... 12,304 Si Due lo otner uanKs and Hankers, 2,533 07 51,76 1,593 25 I, Chaules Dewey. Cashier of tlie Raleigh National Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. C. DEWEY, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me the 8th day of March, A. D., 1ST3. CHARLES ROOT, Notary Public, Correct Attest : W. II. WlLLAKD, A. li. LiKE, irectors. W. G. UrCHURCH mch 9-3t N T U C K Y M U L E 6, I shall receive on "Wednesday, the 5th Forty well-broke KENTUCKY MULES. They can be seen in thestables of Messrs, Wyim, lancey & Co. iuch4-lv. J.W.LEE. A F O R French Starch Enamel," fold by mh"-tf Y. C. STRONACH. LECTION FOR A CHIEF ENGI- JLU NEER OF - Fill E DEPARTMENT Notice to the Firemen of theCity ol Italeigh. Section 15 of the "Ordinance Sot the Gov ernment of Fire Companiesin the City of liaieign, adopted ty tne Board ol City Com- ; ...i , I 1 I . . 1 .. . imhiuiit;rt , juiiu j.o, iou, ' says: sec. 15. There shall'be elected in the month of March, in each and every year, a Cuief Engineer ot the Raleigh Fire Depart ment, who shall have general supervision of all the Companies of this City. He shall be elected bjvthe mem bers of the several Companies at a general election held for that purpose at the engine house at Market nan ior tne term oi one year, or until his successor shall be installed. In compliance with the provisions 6f the above ordinance, AN ELECTION for a Chief Engineer of the Fire Department of iwueign is nereov ordered lor 'illUKSDAY, MARCH 20th, 1S73. Polls open at Fireman's nail, rear ol Metropolitan Hall, lrom 8 P. M. lO 10 o clock, 1 . M. II. T. CLAWSON, mh7-td Acting Chiei Engireer. c E N T V R Y V II I S K E Y I Persons in delicate health, often find it difficult to obtain a Pure Stimulant when prescribed by their Physicians, and it is for Druggists and, other lirst-class trade that the y. .;- is particularly designed, prepared from It is difftrently ANY WHISKEY IN MARKET, - X and is driving' many old brands out of market, because the '-principle upon which it is madejs superior." The almost universal testimony of those wno nave useu me CENTUItY WHISKIES is, that there is an entire absence of Head aches, and other disag. eeable after-efl'e.cts so oiitu experienced in the use of other brands. This is a direct consequence of the Purity of the Century Whiskies, and the impurity of many other brands. ineyareAiioOLUiULl 1'URE; fourproin- ..1.,...,;.. . . . .- . . lucui, uiiciiiiL3 cuui) iu LUIS iacr, VIZ I Prof. SILLIMAN, State Chemist of Con- IHitlLlCUt. Prof. C. U. SHEPARD, ol South Carolina. Jr., State Chemist Pruf. WhC. TILDES, Washington, D. C. Prof. JOHN DARBY, New York, Ait or wnom agree in pronouncing it "without fault," and "free irom any ueie- Lenous suostauce whatever." For sale by first-class dealers everywhere. ieu o-om. W OOD'S FAMILY ROE HEIi rings. New No. 1 Shore Mackerel. New No 1 Cod-Fish. -Smoked Broiling B. ef. Smoked Beef Tongues. Mullet and Shad lioe. - llechler's Smoked and Bologna'Sausae. jlu store oy fe25-tf W. C. STRONACH. WXOW COTTON SEED 300 Bushels genuine DIXON COTTO.V SEED for sale at 50 cents per Bushel. Apply to W. H. & R. S. TUCKER & .O. feb27-12u 3ST A V ASS A G U. A N O Excellenza Cotton Fertilizer. Fish Guano. Soluble Sea Island Guano. Empire Guano. ooia by W. C. STRONACH. JPOR CATARRH, HOARSENESS, Bronchitis, &c, buy a Carbolate of Iodine Inhalant at CARMER's febll-tf Drugstore. N E W G O O D S 75 Barrels Irish Potatoes, 25 " and kegs Lard, 50 " and kits Mackerel, 150 Boxes tmoked Herring, 15 4 Bbls. Wood's Family Roe rierrku? 200 Lbs. Codfish, B' 1,600 " Hams, 10 Boxes Extra Cream Cheese, 20 Bbls. large Apples, 25 Cases Fresh Tomatoes, 100 Lbs. smoked Boiling Beef, 25 Bbls. Cuba and S. C. Molasses. mh7tf W. C. STRONACH. N ACT TO PROHIBIT THE SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS IN CER TAIN LOCALITIES. Section 1. The General Assembly of North Carolina do enact : That it shall be unlawful for any person or persons, to sell or give away any intoxicating liquors in any way or manner, or in any quantity, so as to receive any compensation for the, same whatever, either directly or indirect ly within four miles of Antioch church, in Alleghany county; BlutT Presbyterian church, in Cumberland county; Asbpole Missionary Baptist church, iu Robeson county, or Yopp's Meeting Houstv in Ons- jcw county, or within three miles or ine following places, to-wit: Mount Pleasant Academy, in Cherokee county ; Cumber land Union church, near VValkertown, in Cumberland county;Blocker store in Cedar creek village, in Cumberland count y; jua- son Female College, in Henderson county; Pollocksville in Jones county ; Laurel IliU church, in Kichmoud county : His iirancn Baptist church, Beauty Spot church, Ash- poie iTfcSDyierian church. z,ion s lauerna cle Baptist church, Asbury church, Horeb jviemouist cnurcu, or Mount jvianan isap- tisi cnurcn. in Kobeson county: or wnnin two and one half miles of Rocky Nole church, in Cabarrus county ; or within two miies oi ine ioiiowmg places, to-wii ; nney urove cnurcn, junevme cnurcn, or iteu Hill church or School house, in Anson county: Christian Delight church, or Con cord church, in Beaufort county ; French's creek Baptist church. Brown Marsh ires byterian church, in Bladen county; Endor .f urnace, or .f louring mills in Lockvine, in Chatham county ; Methodist church, Jres byterian church, or liaptist church mar fort iiemori. or Hick s Jtlig.i school. Joar- nara s camp ground, lnciay county; .fieas ant Plains cnurch or Pei cock's store, in Columbus county ; Blockville Academy or C'okesberry church, in C'umbe-land county; New Bridge .church, in J)uplin county; Mountain Island Factory, in Gaston coun ty; Corinth Baptist church, in Granville county; Flat Rock, ,in Guildford, county; jyiinsion's cnapei, in J onnston county; hiloh church, colored. School House No. 1, inFedeial Precinct Township, in New Hanover county; Zion church.in Richmond county ; Lumber Bridge Piesbytorian church or .Providence Baptist church, in Robeson county;Eilerbeescpriiigs, in Rich mond county; Little River church, in Tran sylvania county; Goshen church, Sampson county; tlieJaper Mills at the falls ut'Neuse river, in-Wake county; the Court House in Wilkesboro, in Wilkes, count y, r -withm the corporate limits oi the town of Carth age in Moore county, or Lumberton in Robeson count y. or Rutheifordton in Ruth erford county, or witnin two miles of the corpoiate limits of Carthage or Lumberton, provided this shall efl'eci the power of the commissioners ot Lumberton to grant li cense within its corporate limits; or within one and a half miles oi Cherry Grove Baptist church in Columbus county ; Bell Farm Presbyterian church, (colored) Harris aepot ; iueinodist cnurcn at cold Spring camp ground.or Methodist church at Bethel Camp orouud, in Caoarrus county or Mnrchison Factory, in Manchester, Cumberland county, or within one -nile of Goose Creek ; island church, iu Beaulort county; tne Baptist church in Abboltsburs, iu Bladen county; Newton Academy, or l'air view school house, in whicn J. S. shuford taught school, in Buncombe coun ty ; 'ioneer Mills l'ost umee, inCabairus county ; cypress creek church, or the Jsap in t or Metuouist cnurch in Hallville. lup lin county ; Vine Hill Academy, in Halifax county ; Bethel church, in Pitt county ; the Court House in Ashuoro, in Randolph county ; Turnersbury church, in Iredell county; or Union Chapel Methodist church. in Uobeson county. ' . Sec. I. Any person or persons violating any ol the provisions oi this act, shall be deemed guiuy ot a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof b lore any acting Justice of the l'eace, lor ach and every onence. shall pay. a hue ol not less than ten nor more than hlty dollars or bo imprisoned, in the discretionof in Court not to exceed thirty days. X see. H. The Secretary of the State shall furnish a certified copy of this act, imiiiedi- ateiy alter its rauncaiioii to the "Era, "toentinei ' ana news lor publication. See. 4. luis act shall be in lorce from and alter the hist day of May. A. D 1S73, .in uenerai Assembly read three times and ratined mis tne old day oi March, A. D 1S73. . J. L. ROBINSON, ; Speaker of the House : C. II. BROGDEN. ; President of the Senate. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. IOLINA.) staTk, V l 7, 1673. J OiilCK SECRETARY OF ' Raleigh, March 1, William II, Howerton. Secretary of Stale, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy ol the original act on file in this oince. WM. H. HoWERTON. mh 8-30d Secretary oi State. 1878. h o r? o lO I.O." SI' II IJi G C L TI2I.VG, R . B . AND RE W S & C O. CL O Till SIR S 27 Fayctteville Street, Have just received another lot of (iiiATS FINE DRESS SIIIItTS OF TUB K- V EST K T V T. v. s; which for FIT. DURABILITY and COM FORT cannot be surpassed in this country. NO W OPE N ! A full stock cf MENS', YOUTHS' Black and Colored Felt AND BOYS' Hats, embracing all the most desirable shapes and colors R. B. ANDREW S& CO., Clothiers, 27 Fayeiteville Street, Raleigh, N, C mchG-tf 19,500 LBS. SHIP STUFE. 16,000 Lbs. White Bolted Meal, 200 Bushels Whitf Corn, 5 Boxes Clear Rib Side Bacon, 5 " Rib side 20 Hall bbls. Lard, 5 Tierces Lard, 25 Boxes H. Welch's Laundry Soap, Bottled Pieties, chow-Chow, Unions, Bottled Pickled CABBAGE, CELERY" SAUCE and UORSE-RADISH. Large variety Canned Fruits and Vegeta bits, Potted Ham, Turkey, Tongue and Chicken. We now have our ColTee Roasting and Grinding Department in successiul opera tion, and guarantee satisfaction. All grades of flour always on hand. All orders thankfully receiveu, and goods promptly delivered. feb2-tf WAYNE ALLCOTT. M ERCHANTS WISHING TO purchase in this market, will find it to theii interest to examine ohr sttck and prices before purchasing elsewhere. PRIMROSE, PETTY & NEWSOM. decS-tf K O BXES CANDY AND TEN J Barrels Crackers. 25 Box 63 meat and a large lot Salt, at janl-tf M.A.PARKER. JUBIN'S PERFUME H Y AND TOILET POWDER tr SIMPSON'S nov'26-tf , Drug Store QANNED OYSTERS, MACCARONI. Wax ano Adamantine Candles, Starch. Toilet and Laundry Soaps. A. G. LEE & CO. A LARGE LINE OF FLUID EXTRACTS and ELIXIRS At nov26-tf SIMPSON'S Drug htore A. SET OF SUPREME COURT REPORTS FOR SATR Apply to R. G.LEWIS. mh l-2t Raleiah, N.C. A Is the name of the best Cool D E A II sw wfoni r- f.7mnpr.il. 1'ratt s yvsirai Tf. is used bv over 400.000 Families. There recti y frin its use. JULIUS AVE ii i r e A By using Galvanized Lightning Rods. Tl v used by Lightning Rod Peddlers. They now better in every respect. A- S K F O IS BOLL It is the only lloe in the market warranted in every re$pect. ' For sale -at il-,,,' , House of Also by .Will arasoii, Upchurch & 1 nomas, w invite the attention of the Farmers of STANDARD FERTILIZERS, which we THE L O WEST All Fertilizers sold by us can be relied PERUVIAN 'GUANO sold by us is bought Government, and in no case from any pet-tins a spurious article from us. We Manutacturer's Agents ior me saie oi Jj E It T I I. I Z E R S I j turn M GROUND puvA!ji fem., PLASTER iffli a SOLUISZE 'PACIFIC GJiaVO '' A T D W II A N N S R A "W BO JfE: both well known and popular articles in in the State for. Cotton and corn every year since the close or the war. We haw ;; possession testimonials attesting value which we will be pleased - to furnish ;;!: upon application. w The casn pr;ce oi wiiAsszca rnusi-nAaij $50, at Norfolk. A limited quantity of these arti ties will be sold on crop time to v factors parties. Special rates of freight made n large quantities, raid irdoun-u cheerfnliy given. We soiiclit your orders. v IIYJIl'SSS Water Street . 5 7 Jan2S-diwlr' L II - 1 C . 1 G II OCERS A JV D COMMISSION. ME RCII A A T WILMINGTON ST., EAST OF MARKET SQUARE, ARE GFFEIiLG GREAT iADrCEIEXTS TO THE JODBttG Til 'A" SUGARS at 12c. ' C Yellow at UlA, Candy in 25 lb. boxes, at 16c; no charge for 30 Boxes Peail Starch at 8c. per lb., oj " Pearl Lemon liuiscuit at lijc. 10 Doz. Steel Forks 10 Doz. Steel Shovels, 10 Doz. Brooms, 10 Doz. Cotton Cards, 20 Bbls. S. If. J-vrup 5 Hhds. Cuba Molasses, 25 Cases Oysters, 25 Cases P't. Pickies, .'35 Gross, Can Siiiil'r ' ' ; y 10 Doz. Eurrell Hoes, 50 Bbls. Irish P-i x 20,000 Lbs. Sides and Shoulders, At correspondingly low prices. CALL BEFORE YOU BUY. -feblS-tf. Gr U A NO! i U A s o i. u n I, i: s ni State Talr Preinlnm at Wiiptington for GOLDSEORO, AVajne County, N. November 2.1rd, 1S72. JOHN II. POWELL, Esq.: Dkau sik Tho soluble Sea Island Guano purchased of you this season was use. the side of three others, and lias given me more t-atis aiiion than ai-.v t i ii . ... . i . i , . . i . . i . 1 .-. . I .... . . - . i . . i . . , ...... . . i' i w. . ...... x ; ci. lixz oviu tjic oca laiauu uuuiiu u.s lue uue usru upon luw vji wj'.-: my son raised the cotton upon which he took his State premium lor the grt-atVst Mil"-, of cotton t an acre; and 1 am infoimed by the Chairnian of the Com mittee tin;: 'hui entered for the largest amount of cotton to the acre, premiums open to all afv, wonli-l liflvp vt 1 scrfc tfilrfiT'i tHit m'pminTn Kco t i i-iat oil lii 1 Jac f ini l.t-tw.r ii't.-tii'i! .';' thau any other Guano I have ever used others mxt season for lay cotton crop A I .VI I H M4M r ' f I' V Mis was Three Thousand Six Hundred and Thirty-three Pound. EDGECOMBE COUNTY", N. C, December 12tli, 1 Messrs. R. W. L. RAISIN & Co., Baltimore: I bought of Messrs. Branch. Herbei t Island Guano for myself and three tons for other parties, and I find them aii pleased with it. and say it is the best Guano, and paid them better than any h-y ' used. The ton I used myself was put in cotton by the side of two other guanos, am willing to say mat 1 should buy the So.ub:e Sea Island Guano in preiert nee to ; that I have used since the war. - Very respect full v,j J. R. OREI-.N. SELMA, N. C, November. 12th', 1- W H. A VERA, Esq. : Dear Sik The ten bags Soluble Sea Island Gaano more than met my cspect.u'r I consider it equal to Peruvian for cotton. It paid me over 100 per cent. 1. doubled the crop. My neighbors who bought it are highly pleased, and will u.so preference to any other when it can be had. Hope you will keep a surpply tne co.i spring. Truly yours, R. UAIti:. E. W. FULLER, Esq.: Deak Sik I tksteu your Guano this cottu crop next year. - HENDERSON, Granville County, N. C, Novt inter '20 lh 1 "-' To S. J. PARIIAM: , The Soluble Sea Island Guano purchased of y u was used on tobacco aisd cottor. me by the side of Peruvian Guano, Stonewall & . I like it much better m either, and I observed a marked difference in favr of he Sea Island. Shall usi- in i future.: S. ROYSTi-i;. HENRY BURRELL, Esq., has stated to us that he male a tot this tobacco crop, using two other higher-priced guanos, bus s ctnvi:.-ed !i Sea Island Guano is the cheapest guano he has ever purchase 1, arid eiiui YANCEY VILLE Caswell County, N. C. December C;is, XL Captain W. P. RCRINSON, Dear Sik In reply to.your inquiry as to how I liked the Sea Island CJutiho I p -you, I wish to say that I applied it, 200 pounds to the acre, alongside of i'eiuvian, 1' ' ; Guano and Gilham's Tobacc'o Fertilizer in ed.ua! quautitiTjs ; it stands the drouth I .' than either of the above fertriizers. It matured better on the hill and cured 'better:: more yellow than either of the other fertilizers used. I think it is a splendid ferlih and I expect to use it next season. Yours, respectfully, MARCELLUS M1MMS. WILSO.v, N. C, January lit u, IS7S. -Messrs. II ARRISS & BLACK WELL: ' iliy r-. . T ..-...1 .1.4,. . .... i . . , i a unoi im heiusou. on my Island Guano, testing it by the side of Guanape and Vgitator. and up to the t ime of i heavy washing rains last of .Timet was eauallv nlensed with it r-tinn n nt the liuana and better pleased than with the Vegitator. G. W. BAREFOOT, by J. J. B- Circular of eight pages of Certificates at If I it' Ei' I A .11 C. STRO Jfl C II ' , AGE NT AT II T ling Stove ever introduced in the Southern com,' -. J ULIUS LE WIS & CO., Sole Agents, ItaleHi" V N Li 31 uii. J.t is uusuiuteiv sine, it on? been an acciiient tilrectiv, . r 1 flat i-v.. , has never LEWIS & CO, Sole Agents, Ral ' .i M i i X D P ROPE j They cost no more than common i.l, last ten times as long E'S C O T T ON II ii , Junius LUiWiri a CO., Ralegh - ,' i.eacn Bioiuers, una a. u. Lee. F E It T 1 L I z e r rO.1 PERJJliaV GUANAPE PERUVIAN II A N SUPER I'll OS 1 SOLUBLE PACIFIC ( ; 1 .v ( . FRESH GROUND PLAst G R I C.U L T U K A L s v and Merchants of North Carolina to our. olier at C A S II P R I 0 E S upon as being what they are re-t-resci.tcM directly from the Agent of the l-vu other Person; therelore parties run nor call especial attention to the fact that v en. -. SUPE It PHOS P II A T : Ncrth Carolina, and have been lar.-v is o.anu-uijLK i'AtlHOii ' 2i f) 1JT C Norfolk, Y i r gin in 11 O in::. B" SUGARS at 125: EXTRA "(V ellow at 10Q.11K. boxes. Brandv Peaches -Vrrrtsl wi 50 Boxes Family Soap at 6c. per lb.. IU. N O ! .; u a o T II E B E i s x a jt n a ? o the Largest Aaioa'ai of fiiitaa t an .U; on cotton, audi shall use il in - i. sm v - - A. .GiiAOL.K. A I ' VV, A I I 1 I rv I V I A i 1 7 fe Co.. lst Sprinjr. one ton of your Soki' : ; LOUISDUP.G, N. C, December 4th, Ki'. ! year, and theresnltis, I will use it on my ami Yours, &c., ELLIS MALO.NK. HENDERSON, Grativltle couu:.1 present ,,t Die s usi; it ; coliuii nors aucoi in ions oi vonr nkuuic RALEIGH jan IS-4m 71 A.-,
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