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JORDAN STONE, Managinc Editor. SAM'L T. WILLIAMS. Political Editor. WEDNESDAY-. .APRIL 23, 1873 ASSOCIATE EDITOR Mr. T. B. Kingsbury has resumed his position as Associate Editor of the Sentinel. Mr. Kingsbury has an extended repu tation as a finished scholar and grace- . , . iul writer, and has had considerable exDerienced with newsnaners. A In bis article announcing his resump- a'i ivr u tion ot editorial life be says : "Entertaining, I . trust, proper views of fh dlcrnittr tlirt nnwer and the rea- o - i pons.bihty of the press, I expect always . t restrain mw nen within the strirt . J . - , Iimita nf ' loritimati lonrnRlism and to . J ' . T " write nothing that dying I would 6..u.j .vv.... IVimiUB lull luVWUl I l. MM I V MA- traya entertained the kindest feelings, j i i, - . .. . xt la. , it of journalism in North Carolina, he has our heartiest sympathies and best wish- es. - NO NEW MOVEMENTS AGAINST TIIR MfinnnK. The dispatches to-day indicate a maaforlv inantivitv nn tho nart nf tVin UHbVI IJ IUUVVITI.J JkA fcUV TC&V V A HIW Federal troops in their movements against the Modocs. Up to noon yesterday sixteen Modocs had been killed. The loss on our side is idx soldiers and one civilian killed, and eleven soldiers wounded : When the cavalry returns, the Mo docs will be attacked where it is sup posed they are." From this, we mav inler that the I Indians are snugly, ensconced in their caves, and have successfully eluded their pursuers. The troops are waiting for the return nf t.hf Cftvalrv and nf thp Warm Rnrinor - j . . t 0 . Indians before renewing the attack. J This kind oti intelligence will not satisfy the North and will cause much criticism ot the plans of the military, The Northern press will denounce the i rr -v . commanding omcers as memcient ana unskillful, and will not listen to apolo gies or excuses. SCALPING THE INDIANS FED EflAJL INIIUMANTY. "The Holdiers took four scalDS. in cludinj? Scar Faced Charlev'a." Ditpatchfrom the Modoc Camp. April 19. We think it is high time for the moral sense of the community to revolt at tne aemoniac cry lor vengeance that U. .-- 4.1. Ll l A. 1 1 . I 1 I ureatues turougu ine aispaicnes ana omciai orders or the omcers ot the Uni- ted States Government, whenever they speak of the Modocs. If the Modocs are to be punished to the death, let it be done decently at least ia a manner justified by the rules of civilized warfare. General Gillem's command has no more right to' scalp Indians or butcher the squaws and their infants, than Sherman had to set fire to Columbia and to scatter general deso lation on his line of march through the South. II the country adjacent to the lava beds.cannot be protected from murder ous forays until the Modocs are all killed, then it may be necessary to fight them until they are conquered, and the civilized nations of the world will justi fv the etern necessity But the cry for revenge is not a de mand for justice, or right or humanity rri u: r u Tt -. ,.. I xuc .u.u.. o. ,ue ua.tea otates army are no more justifiable in mutiliating the bodies of the, slain Modocs than . ,. . . , f'-ouw.s man were the English in placing captured s--w " .,-? T t,vja ui; ujouiiis or tneir can non, and blowing them to atoms. While we denounce the act of treach ery by which General Canby lost his lite, yet the life ol Canby is no better than the life of any private settler, ind we denounce the spirit of bloodthirsti ness which the nation ha3 recently ex nitited We denounce the crime of scalping committed by United States troops as an act of mhumanitv and fiendish atrocity. We denounce it as a relio r iarbar- ism We denounce it as a Btain upon the racter of the nation. We denounce it as a blot upon the civilization of the age against which KhonM i ,tj snouid be entered the indignant protest oi every en iffhtenerl o .M Mu " kJ I - I GRANT RESPONSIBLE. On Wednesday the 16th inst. In com- mentins on the critical .itnt.in i.t. isiana,we Bpokcof the anarchy then pre- wM u xuu i t - - v... j iriigu pic" railing in that State and expressed the opinion that collisions were imminent in some of the narUhe,. in buuie oi me parisnes. " I When OUr miilnicrhf- rllar.. f-l. -rxu. r . i 6... .iira 01 lIie same date came to hand, they detailed fcue uiuouy worK tnat naa ueen accom- plished a Colfax. Grant parish n . , 1 panso. On the nexrday, in an editorial on tne disgraceful deeds of crime and vio- lencp that hn A. I "-n vviuimiii.u 111 tne fisht between the black,, .M- t-H ..h.t- h. k,I" " r wuuiu noiu President Grnt responsible for the de. plorable condition of affairs in Louisi- ana. We stated that the policy he was . lt . f J-was pursuing there was bearing its lemti- of " mate fruits of .bloodshed and outrage, We added: ' ' , ' "The support which the Government i... rvt-.i: iT l w . e .me?J embolden and Jiceo the commission of crimes and disorders. At the door of the President of the United States must uas accurueu mo ucrru irincnoucK win ba aid a th ironhlM tl,k hll mnit from the anarchy, now preriilinc; U AilSH' Louisiana." ;. f :' " - nJ V?' Iowa We notice thaijnanjjof. the leading Jing journals in the country took the identi cal position with the News. The New York Herald and Tribune both claim ing to be independent newspapers, arraigned the President at the bar of public criticism, on account of the course he has thought proper to pursue in the premises. And in the New York World of the 20th inst, we find the low- lowing : " Let Grant look at his work in T.Mfiicinnn '. Tt. is Iia whn hua 'nterrwi9P.fi i to prevent the will of the people of tt ' . ? r i ; i . i , ; x io prevent uie win oi mo people ui Louisiana from having its legitimate and neaceaMe swav. He has nut forth , 1 - y - - - i nana lo "oia in Power ine repre- seniaiives or a miseraoie minority oi wMte and back rasca,s of the g(ate The result ha3 been what it wa3 sure t0 u m.. i a . ' :.u : i i uc. a iic juaums. uuwu wiiu lusuieuuc and whiskey, confident of immunity and I r itti.: i t . ueip irom vvasuiugton, nave set upon l. i :: j . i ine uecent citizens, ana in inose pttrisues wjjere rascality ia strongest chaos is come again, we neea not stop to picK I u L L 1 1 1 11 1 LUUO VI bUlO bOUUlU D IVlwl U even if it were yet possible. But for every item of this villany the President of the United States, who has set it on loot against the desperate protest ot every Louisianian who had a character and standing to lose, is ultimately re- sponsible. Let Louisianians whom he ha9 exposed to anarchy, and all Ameri- P.ns whom hp has disornofld rompmhpr tl119 responsibility and hold him to it." I ThlS IS the keV-nOtf! which has been . uttered by the N"EWi, as our readers will bear us out, Irom the very incep- I tion of these Louisiana troubles. The country will hold the President to this responsibility, and he cannot es cape from the consequences of his ac tion. By Federal bayonets, the President has upheld a corrupt and lawless fac- tion under pretext of maintaining the rightful Government: He has sustained the infamous Judge Durell, whom a Committee of United States Senators charge with unlawful and corrupt con- duct. He has thrust unnn t.hi npnnlp i t r " of Louisiana an Administration not of their own choosiog, but one which is g&lbng to their nature and distasteful to the respectable and honest masses. He orders the edicts of Kellogg to be I J -.. & l T . . a.. i tarncu out at me point ot tue sworu, and if those edicts are disregarded I . : . : .... . . persons who thought they had a right to select a Governor ot their own, such relractory and disloyal citizens are lia ble to be executed for insurrection aud treason ! T ' i . T . -' i , . n me rresiaeni naa pursued a straight forward! statPsm;lniike nnir . L. in Louisiana, there would have been no butchering at Colfax there would have been no disorders of any kind prevail inr throutrhout the State there would w cj have been quietude and domestic tran qullity. MR, WILLIAMSON'S PBOPOSI- TION TO REVIVE THE UNI VERSITY. We copy below with pleasure from the Tarboro Enquirer, the following ar ticles relating to the re-suscitation of our ruined, desolated University. It will be seen from the letter of Judge James Grant, who is a native North Carolinian, and who has many relatives in Halifax county ,that he gives the credit of the proposed plan to Mr. James M. Williamson, of Memphis, Tennessee, at whose suggestion the first meeting of the graduating class of 1831 was held. Mr. Williamson's idea is that the North Carolina Legislature should en 11 lLlt "a" i"e university to tniat .- ff..in C IT . the Alumni a3 trusteeg d Ldn.o B. ' T., ' 7 . B 7 suggests an annual appropriation by tuZ a . i .u tt . 1 the State until the University is endow! ed either by the State or the Alumni. North Carolina has been so overr whelraingly plunged in debt that nnt.l some compromise or arrangement of some sort be made with her creditors her Legislature will not likely feel justi fied in appropriating a sufficient sum annually to lilt our University from the dust and set her again on the road to prosperity and usefulness However, we hail with satisfaction any steps looking to the rehabiliment ofthe 4ma Mater ol so many of the distinguished men of this as well as other States, and therefore we re-pro- ,. v. ru : uutc me lutio winij : i .I From the Tarboro Enquirer' .me University. wur article oi toe aana ot March in relation to the University has brought . ' I " ""ui unc IUB AluUini Ol me ciass oi iocs! This class was coinnosed nfr9ni,n Grant,HooPe, A. Joes, C. Jones, Me rant, liooper, A. Jones, 0. Jones, Me- "ttoc' "TKUylusu "ra rowel1- Smith son. Of these Owen is the Rev. T. R. nnpar i nnmnonn w o n k -i iir.it: i v iuidi, vncu ia ine IVcv. i. , wen o'fur town ; Hooper, Professor HooPcr of the Wilson Female Semina- ry 5 MebaDe; of Caswell Pitchlord, of I wpn nt rmr tnnn . Unnn.. Tl r I w.. - o t- v-i VV Hrren Srwn r le nn TT m 1 i t-: . r . r faJ uiou ui vincent, ra.; Urant is Ju(ge Grant of Davenport, Iowa, a vaVnu auu a promt nent lawyer in the Northwest; Allen Jones hves.m Greensboro, Ala and CI- vin Jones, Jacob Thomson and Wil "amson in and near Memphis, Tenn. The rest are dead. Nine or Tin v" . nunc !ver' 13 a number of survivors of OU"!:eVrter,ilaP8eot 0 two year,. ueiow is ine communication relerred to. written by Judee Grant Messes. Editoks : Your editorial of Jnarc'5as sent ,to The survivors of. the graduating class . j.m isai v,,. r . a " -! wujjujcu oi lourteen persons, had a meeting at Memphis on the 5th of March, after a separation of OVer.'ortv yers5 five of the nine, known survivors, were present. Afr Tam. u Znd theTaudhP08 tb! WeetiD ' thTunivtsuv iaH'8 ?ia iir:ii; xn. i . " "c uiscussea and I invite all the Alumni of Chapel Hill. The project of revival is entirely Mr. Williamson's, and, if successful, the credit shall be his. His opinion is that the Legislature of North Carolina should entrust the gov ernment of the University, the appoint ment of its professors, and financial affairs to the whole body of the Alumni as trustees, and that they should edu cate their sons there. The subject of endowment by its members was dis cussed, but nothing more. My own opinion, probably originating in the practical plans ot my adopted State, is that the Legislature should make an an nual appropriation for the support of the College, until endowment by the State or the Alumni shall dispense with its necessity. One thing I do know, that if the buildings now at Chapel Hill were in my State, numerous as our schools and Colleges are, they would not be without occupants many months. There is not a religious denomination in Iowa that, with such opportunities, as are now going to decay at Chapel Hill, would not have a first class insti tution of learning under lull headway in twelve month. We, who are voluntary exiles, claim no right to censure for the past or dic tate for the future. We haye grateful memories lor the past of North Caro lina and good will and hope lor the future. The quiet which now reigns at Chapel Hill is the dark shadow of Death. Your ob'c servant, James Gi.akt Davenport, Iowa. A rusty-looking agriculturist entered a newspaper office recently, and after looking around earnestly enough to elicit an enquiry as to his business, said: " It wasn't nothin' rnuch, but he had lelt a big cucumber here in the fall for a.notice, and thought, as how he was im town, he might rua in and get it.if he was through with it." The Grand Cross of the Order of Saint Jacaues. conferred bv the Kin? J ' j CD C T .. I T i oi runugm oa m1 niieis, is tne twen-tv-fiftn order alreadv ?iven to M. Thiers. and, as the Figaro remarks, if he wished to wear them all in their regu- lar size, he would be obliged to put nan or them on the back or his coat. All the female waiters at a Chicaeo hotel struck recently just before dinner time, ineir grievance was that the ! - . . ... . ... proprietor ouiectea to their ho dinf w conversation with the guests further than was necessary in receiving and filling orders. Lafayette: Ind . has a musical Drodi gy. He is a .blacksmith, and doesn't know a bar of music from a crow bar, but cah do lantasias and thin?s udod the piano i u most remarkable manner. The pound has never been a coin in Entrland. It nrirrinallo d.nr.f-d tlio value of a pound ot silver, but has de generated into less than one-third of that sum. (jold sovereigns were first issued in 1817. A brutal overseer named Green, in a factory at Taftville, Coon., recently kicked a boy so severely for nlavin-r during the dinner hour that the lad is not likely to live. A Green Bay deacon drank cham pagne without kunwing what it was, and is being churched tor getting upon a table and singing, u Ho ! Bob Kidley. ho!" J A Miss Corniss, of Tennessee, has ueen studying law for fifteen years, but was refused admission to the baron ac count of incompetency. Minister Bancroft horrifies circum spect Brother Jonathan in Berlin by holding his receptions on Sunday even- JT A MEETING OF THE BOARD of Commissioners appoint dby the Gener al Assembly, held in Raleigh on 3rd of April. 1873, the following resolution was adopted, to wit: Resolved, That the Chairman of this Board, give notice in one or more newspa pers of the State of the time of our next meeting, and that he Invite propositions at that time, from any party or parties lor the purchase and completion of the West ern North ( 'Urol inn. HjiilrrMi. - .tv.- ,.., posals, connected with the objects of the General Assembly in constitutions this Board." The time of next meeting of the Board is TUESDAY, -3T1I MAY. 173. Place? the KxemitiVflOffiflP In Halelo-h IM f t.. , , w.n, i . v. x 1UUU- sitions are respectfully solicited. t i x i -.t. . Chairman. Raleigh, 7th April, 1873. 8-w3t. Kra. Stat,PMvill Amorimn on.l ill. . auu fVOUC V lilt. Expositor insert 3 times-and send bills to iuc unix mail, xr BOXES CANDY AND TEN Jr Barrels Crabbers 25 Boxes meat and a large lot Salt, at f-tfon 1 M. A. PARKER. flLSON COLLEGIATE INSTI TUTE. FOR BOTH SEXES. STRICTLY NON-SECTARIAN. SuDerior. nhvsipal infoii al advantages. An able and experienced U?ru ; 1 tire average pxrfnsoa .. a ."i , .TCJtl. itttucm c SYLVESTER HASSELL, A. M., Pkincipa'l,5 fa lU.lo tT)rvi w" 1 J llOUll. IU . 1 - ROVYEN WHISKEY 4 YEARS OLD Zeb Vance Whisirev a Cam' ItflllAi. im iv.m icken Cock Rye. ' ' .aSS. pl0-tf. G. T. STRONACH & BRO. Q 0 CASES BRANDY PEACHES Cases Fresh Ov 100 Boxes ashor led Candy 50 " Candies, at. aprlotf LEACHRRra JAPANESE SILKS , At DAVIS TTt W Jt, iin.cn 1Q HHDS. CUBA MOLASSES Barrels Cuba Molasses. SO S. 11. aprlotf LEADH RRns E A It L . H O M I N Y Pearl Grits, Carolina Rice, Split Peas, Tapioca, Pearl Barley, Bnokwneat Klonr wweguiuruoiarcn. W. u. 8TRON 1ST H A M Xl 500 nounds mt. ri ot Oswego Corn Starch. W. U. STRONACH. rjXTRA AND FAMILY FLOUR Qin,v i, t.v;x r" - .uiiui a. y lxilis at ap 10-tf G. T. STRONACH fe BRO'S. C TEAS, COFFEE AND RTTfiA t? Of evsnr rirnn aplO-tf G. T. STRONACH A BRn "OTIjE TO VOTERS. Registration for the ensuing election will close next THURSDAY EVENING at SUN DOWN, and not oh -Friday, as heretofore stated. All voters will please remember tnls'ooo. W- VVHITAKER, ap 22-3t Mayor. O R II E N T Thfi HOTTSR nn AT artin tfrnf liavf taHTk B. J. Moore's residence, recently occupied FURNITURE for sale. Inquire of A. VV. FKAPPS. ap 22-lw U W E 1 G PROCTER & GAMBLE'S JE X T II O JL I J JE. Some Brands of Soap are sold short! you use these soaps you pay money fox jwhatyoudo not receive. Can you af- 15 uy Procter ;A Gamble's full weigntg muu, i-Uiu uy uriuueiB iu uui vjivj . LEIGH BROTHERS, Whnlpsiili. AfrenLs. ao 2Mv Raleieh. M. C. rT ' N IMfS lit J OU&l 1U 1. 1. Utll TA. 0(- rations for producing Kiegant, 8weet and Wholesome Ho lis, Biscuits, Bread, Buck wheat and other Griddle Cakes, Perfectly immcuiiiic use. me uenpesi, u.jiiig Powder in the world, and it will keep on land or sea. in anv nlimate. for vnnrs. It. Is 1 W T " TVCllAUpbCU vj nic Ul UUUBC&CCpCltt, Miners, Mariners, Emigrants, tc, and is in der made 4 -for the Kitchen, the Camp, the (in 11 xr - 'i Sold by Grocers and Dealt rs Everywhere. Dinuuiwiuicu uuu-i at rij., mch7-Deod2m 69 New Street, 1nt .Y T E GO O D S We ask attention to our large stock of Nainsook .Muslins Mall Muslins, Jaconet Muslins, Checked Muslins, Striped Muslins, AND Jaconet and Nainsook Edgings, Which we are offering very low. DAVIS, DRAKE & CO.. maris- ly Petersburg, Va. rJ H E MORNING STAR DAILY EDITION: Though only five yearsold, has the largest daily circulation oi any newspuper in the State, aud a circulation in W ilmington tiny per cent, larger than tnat of any other paper. WEEKLY EDITION: Now combined with the "Carolina Farmer," making one of the best FA MIL if .NEWS PAPERS in the South, circulation very laige and rapidly increasing. SUBSCRIPTION prick: Daily Star, 1 year $7 00 6 montus 3 50 44 ,4 3 months 2 00 Weekly -tar, 1 yesr 2 00 44 months. l 00 4" 44 3 months 50 It m;iv h unfptv as.rtorl that - rono. Da Der ever established in Nurih (Uimiiria iius made such rapid progress as Tuk - Send lor specimen copies. Address, VV. H. iiERNARD, jaua-tt Wilmiugton, iN. C. M C K E R E L In barrels' half barrels nnd kits aplO-tf U. T. STROJSAC11 A BRO. pLANTA T ION BELLS! As Agents lor the manufacturers we are prepared to fill orders for Farm or Plantation Bells of any style at bottom prices. Send for price list, x HARDWARE HOUSE of JUL' US LEWIS & CO., Fisher Building, apl-tf RaleU . C. gUPER-PHOSPH A T E . 100 Sacks Watson and Plart'o - - - .v JU Phosphate. - iuo feacRs ".eus7' Super-Phosphate. W have eonrrol of th.p poinhr,it,wi m, nhates for this murkpt. Woan t.r,-ii-- r vviiv,urciiuiiy recommend them tor ftnt.t-n onvtv,.. VVw.uu LAXillii WILLIAMSON, UPCHURCH A THOMAS mhlS-t! L E A C II B R 0 S G It O C J It S AND C03IM1SSI02T ME It CIIA N TS , Raleigh, N. C, Sole agents for N. C, for Forester's "Lemon Crackers." aprlStf Q- A R D N E R FIRE EXTINGUISHER AND HOOK 1XD LADDER TRUCK EQIIIPJIEXT, Absolute Protection from Fire ! Gen. IVade Hampton, Says : "THE GARDNER FIRE EXTINGUISH- Jaf.my uearty approval, and I it-corn-mend its unurgi : ... j . r , .c. luuuuutuuu as a a:e a 11 a mi. r'uretwuu uKuiust ine risK oi Tl Ti I H (virnn. V. J " . . 7 . . . . 6cu ueuenis ii nas conierrea in noseagi V.?11?- .JsUfy the confidence re- Send for Descriptive Circular to Graime ,nfAlege'Jls. Wilmington, N. c. nihz-MaW aF m O E We are nnar fr.-t. 1 ' " iui iue, me valu able tirnnprtur h.innnin ... u t. , . u r i . V Jl'S'"S w iue n.oan- feJtiitefary Society situated in the Town . don- The lot fronts First street about 70 feet, junning baclc about 75 feet On Wnmn t.horo am ti i on 7 r?w(0r a? amount equal to 10 per cent. ZSa r',1 JL P?ln? Library Hall " s uuw uiseu Dy ine tsocie- - ..uiug vf XJULCVU.C; a KUUU 1 11 vestment would do well -all and exam itK K Pre.,mises, or correspond at once with the undersigned Committee. LoniTTl1ttA T O TM 1 ; . i . itr iiV P11111!! ahd T. L. Emry: ,o y' arcn iith, 1873. mar 13-dlaw4w O D Watches sent C. O. D. to be examine . fore paid for. Send for Pjsick List. feb6-Wtf L. G. GRADY, Halifax, N, C. g R O W N ' S M U S E U M Fay eltevitlc Street. FIZES II Jl II III FMIS. The Spring Stock of Fancy Goods, Notions' vvuict:tiuuci ic, riuna, o..f xuja, Aiusicai instruments 1UU. In short, a full stock of everything to be 1UU11U 1U i GENERAL VARIETY STORE, is now arriving at j Brown's Mnseum or Emporium of Fancy Goods. aiio wvAitvi iias ueeu recently ru- stocked with Canaries, Gold and Bull : rm,- iirr i nr i . i i invurati)ma t)ii iuw , ouuui Aiiiencaii Parrots, and the American Mocking and ivcu juirua. x ua AQUARIUM oi viom and other small fish is constantly replenished with the most beautiful of the I fin -ir t- k. J Two Dozen Children's Carriages Just received. Also a large lot ol I - MUSICAL INSTB UMENTS. Daily arrivals of Fruits and Confection- Large stock of Toys and China Goods For anythinar and evervthinsr. en to " NAT. L. BROWN'S. maa)-u J. K Ii E H JflEIlCUJiT T1IEOR, Takes this opportunity of announcing to his friends and patrons thnt he has now on r . hand a complete and carefully selectetl stock of French and English Cassimeres and other Cloths, Suitable for Spring and Summer wear; which are made up in the best style at the very lowest figure. Having removed from my former stand on Fayetteville street, I can now be found on Martin street, just opposite the Post- office. ma28-d3m A -A WHITE AND CHECKED -- -a- MATTING, COCOA MA T TING, At DAVIS. DRAKE CO'S, Corner Bank and Sycamore Streets, mar28-ly fetersburg, Va. AT AN D LARD 40 Boxes. 20,000 lbs. Bulk Sides. " " " Suoulders. iv i lerces leai Lara. 20 Kegs Iird. 25 Half Kegs Iiard. 25 Buckets lirl Receiving this day, bought Bincethede- WILLIAMSON, UPCHURCH & THOMAS. A R A S O L S A N D Ladies Umbrellas, At DAVIS, DRAKE & CO'S. ( M1AMWON. HOUSn; MOVER By T. J. REAM1', Tarboro, N. C. Patented January 14th, 1873.' FIFTY PER CENT. SAVED BY ITS USE. S. T. REAM, STATE AGENfl'. HOUSE Movr rates possible in Wake and the adjoiuine tSvflCe at YARBORO HOUSE! mar'l?-uA ' Proprietor- Tarboro, N. C. gAXTER, NASH & CO., N O R F O LK, V A WHOLESALE DEALEKS IN GROCERIES, LIQUORS ANDj TOBACCO, c. , , Special attention paid to bur SYRUP EPARTMFt tit j-. , , , xvi.AUlii-i J.. W e Keen all pmri nnrt DEPARTMENT. We keep all grades and guarantee Quality and Price to compare lavorabiy with any Market. Oiders solicited and promptly rxecuted mno-rfm BAXTER, JSaSH & CO gQ BARRELS EXTRA FLOUR. H Barrels Super Flour ' 100 Bags N. c. FJmily Pioar, at . aprlotf LEACH BROS. JM-EltCltAN I" TA1LUK, TTUiENCH TAlLORiliGESTABLlSH- I 1 VI If MT jltl.l x. OPPOSITE MARKET HOUSE. JTIOJTSIEUIl E. HESSOA i - . . - Has just received a fresh stock of FREXCO AM) ENGLISH CASSIMEEES OP THE E 1 T E S T STYLES, ALSO CLOTHES, ' ' CASSIMERE3 DOESKINS, and VESTINGS. The best of FRENCH WORKMEN employed. Sf-lSiffon wam"ted in every respect, marll-dm E. BEbSON. NTUR Y "WHISKEY Persons iu delicate health, often find it difficult to obtain a Pure Stimulant when prescribed by their Physicians, and it is for Druggists and other first-class trade that the CEJmTUIlY WHISKEY - is particularly designed. It is difltrently prepared from ANY WHISKEY IN MARKET, narket, because the "principle upon which jDiiiouc is aupvnur. The almost Uliivrrsul tPsHmnnv rt tVinco who have used the CENTURY WHISKIES ifi Mint. tVlATtf 1q ti onHra ahoaniA f aches, and utner disagreeable after-effects so often experienced in the use of other wauus. xiiis is a uirect consequence ol the Purity of the Century Whiskies, and the im nnritv tf monw ntKor r-r. They ure ABSOLUTELY PURE; four prom- Prof. SILLIMAN. State rhpmist. rf r necticut. I nui. j. u istiir I ol South Carolina. Prof. C. U . SHEPARD, Jr., State Chemist Prof. W. C. TILDEN, Washington, D. C. Prof. JOHN DARBY. New York. All Of Whom ncrAf In nrnnnnniiir it WlthOUt fail t, " nrl "fmall-nm on,r,UU 1 - - ' ' 1 viii any UC1C- terious substance whatevei." : or sale by hrst-class dealers everywhere, feb 6-3m. TISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER- The CODJI rf nrll i . Ucratrfn-ra o-r!ottnn nil i tween the subscribers under the name of k u., is tnis day dissolved by limitation. . April 8th, 1873. W'm R. Donh is fnllvnntl-irii'i'"l fnvi;.ic.t and settle the bnsiness of the late firm. A. a. LEE T f I A T apl0-12t J. W'. B. WATSON. O I C E The firm of A CI 7 .( rn. i,rin dissolved iSy limitaiion, Mr. WILLIAM B. DOUB, has been appointed to settle up the air.irs of tlie late firm, and succeeds to the business as our -agent. Through him we ask a continuation of the pationage of our iiieuud auu uuaiuiueis. A. G. LEE, A rP Mlif: ap 13-tf j." w. B.VaTSON. will continue the WHOLESALE GROCE RY, COMMISSION and FACTORAGE bu- SilieSS at thfi Old Stnnrl anrl roith iho c o 11 lacilities as the old firm. Mr. w. v. McMackin, as salesman and cotton buyer lor the House.will still be found at his post. ap 13-tf W. B. DOUB. Agent. W. B. DOUB, Agent, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, COTTOJT FjICTOII AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. Wilmington St., east of ;Market, RALEIGH, N. C, Has on hand, and is constantlv receiving consignments of Provisions, Grain, Fertil izers, Farming Utensils, Grocerits. etc., etc., etc., which he will sell at the lowest UlHI &Ct pilCC. Orders lor the purchase of Cotton so licited and satisfaction guaranteed. Consignments n't all L-1n,lu i-,.,,,.- . tj . 1 UUULC. VI I J" ceries, Provisions, c, will receive strict attention. nn l.-tf YY7 U. & R. S. TUCKER & CO. SFIl tJTG. 1S73. S UJtlJtlEIi.. We have received n unusually large and jtin active sioca oi Spring arid Summer Dress fioorfs. CONSISTING OF Black and Colored Silks, Pine Apple Silks "jum jajjitues: uiotns, jjauraine ii,iuB,Duimau wui-ns aionair lial- ernos, lyroiese Cloths (in sage auu iuignooeixe colors) Pari sians, Solid Alpacas (in new colors), Chene Le n o s ,' (ieueva ': - S t r- i -n a o Habana Linen Suitings, ' ' zanara .uinen suitings. t rencn (jam bnc and Lawns, Tussore Linen Suitings, Percales and Dinen Lawns, And other Ur.ss (lon.is Full assortment of Lace and Embroiderits. Ladies New Style Neck-Ties. and all desirable goods relating to Ladies W. H. Sr Tt. S TTTi'L-VP x. rn ap 13-tf . T HE TWENTIETH ANNUAL MEETING ol the TVT Art f! aiot-- r x. . , " , . jvv.i vil LUC SIAIESVILLE,'. C, MAY 20IH, 1S73, at a. in. JAMES McKEE, M. D., r, , , , oecreiary Aledical society, N C. Sleigh, N C, April nth, '73. xrMaiiy teotine1' Ooldsboro Messenger, Wi mimrtnn it.. ii.. t - i -i . .. -.u6tou iuii; juumai uiiu oiar. iew t... .IT". I ......... 1 C . T ..... . coraer Greensboro Patriot, Salisbury Watclmian, Charlotte Observer, Staies viile lutelligencer, Battleboro Advance, Tarboro Kouthernor nH Wt.ir.n k-q,,... ""-'"o uuumai ui commerce, JiliifeDoro Re- mice units auu seua run to Dr. ti. T. Bahnseu, Trtasurer.fealein, N. C. i ii -aw y Y A T T , GREEN & CO., Grocers and Commission Merchants, Solicit conslanments rhich win ..t.... prompt attention. ' Oi ders filled at lowest market rates when reTrere?Ied Wlth C&&h r P HO T O G li A PUS, F E R E o r v i e ! IJlinitOTYl'ES, GEMS, dp., &c, &c, in all the latest and most approved styles at UITSOJtS Ga LEERY, 2nd Door a'bovn Tnita. ti.m Old Pictures fn-raA nnl .j SlXfc. POlRAirs made from old Daeupr. icuivDes aim cninreri ...... AliHUMS, PICTU HE KFi. A Vf i-si I.' . . ....u vl rilullHTKfl MH I A nne assorfmont uinrannn . I uiriiiv. Titi i i . . "r.. o;c.. i ...v, u, ue &oiu iow. tall and mo ' aPi-'l .T VV WlTwnu JANS AND PARASOLS NeW Rfvlft nrl tK, L lritfJ 1-lTers; somhilt Also the DAGGER and other Fans. a. TUCKER & CO I ATS! HATS!! HATS'" -,f:M.EN'B0XSana CHILDREN lart ucoi eeieciea stocK we ever offer. 1 W W 1 . J .j ri- ( T . ....... U - I ' c lULUJiK 3 CO. gUOESl SHOES!! SHOES!! ! Ladies, Men, Boys and Girls Shoos and Bootees, splendid stocK. lS and w. tl. & R. s. TUCKER & CO QUU .WHOLESALE - JOBBING DEPARTMENT 1, vm, . . Country MerchanteTanl,'t;il"on OI OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT. ap 13-tf W U' & R' H' TUCKER 4 CO. "ORFOLK CITY i.ILLS MEAL. ow pusnels just received at aplO-tf G.T.STRON AHA BRO'S. 0 " " Xi u L L e COTTON 110 1 Now in its third year is bptio- i I The Bolles Is the only hJ'S1' ew I States warranted in every Dar,,he, I'mfw f Sold by Dealers generalVArtlcu1. JULIUS LEWIS & Co' Raleigh ' Sole agents for North and South Car" TRADE SUPPLIED. apl-tf P R A T t 1 s I r a I Oi i WILL NOT EXPLODR. st.nul tlio toot r.r in . r. : . 11 "V , "-av "l iv jeitis without an u dent ot anv sort. dQ lias JULIUS LEWIS & CO Raleigh, N.c, SoleAgonu ap4-tf jst. o c o Books ot Subscription to the caitt . , STOCK of the Old is rth State. Life MUl ance Company have hen ... -.r- Raleigh, at the Daw office of xi.? m Batcheior, Edwaru is & BaTcbelor. - Jacob parkei? B. F. LO.Nu, R' Incorporatuu mh22 ti JIiS. II. W.. MfLLEli noMMjtG iiousi:. Corner ot Newbern Avenue and Pci. son Street. x mh25-3m. gPRING AND SUMMER GOOdI j . 11. it ose jvn A rji (SUCCESSOR. TO A. KLINE.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER is READY-MADE CLOTIIIXt; FOR MEN AJiD BOYS. 1 -1 1 A XI) Staple Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, and Shoes, China, Crockery, . ... and Glas-waie, Corner of PAYJSTTEVILLE AND HARGETT STs., R A LEI G II , N . 0 . Having on hand the most complete stock of goods ever received by him, he earnest ly invites an examination of the same, feeling confident that he can p'ease auy one wanting goods in his line. Call and Examine, aud you shall be Suited. ap22-3m vj NOTHER PilECI.NCT IIEAKD FROM AND W EIKEL STILL A II E A I) COME EARLY, Come Quick, COME IN A ill SIL, To the acknowledged headquarters of fashion for your SPRING AND SUMMER OUTFIT. - If E I IZ E L Has just returjed from the northern mark ets with the largest aud" most com.U t. stock of every graue of gentleiiiens" goods ever received iu Bal i?li. He calls the attention of 'the trade especially, to his stock of French, English and German ''Cloth,'. Fancy Caimeres and loeski. s, Paris Vestiugs, French Won t ( eds, Ulna Flannel, Crape aud Tricot Coatius, English and Scotch Tweeds, I . and many other articles of fashionable wear not necessary to mention. THE MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT is now supplied " with Ihe most sklllii i workmen i hxt ever threaded a needle jukI poi iec ... i- action in every particular guaraiitP-.. Orders limn a distance attended to with prompting.- . .-i. dispatch. B. Tli-... i .1 for the larqe and liberal patronage initio ore bestowed on ine 1 nope by my continued efforts to please ail and every one, to merit the same and more for the luture. aPn 3m C. WEIKEL. THRESH CANNED GOODS, PEACH. -- es, Tomatoes. Oysters, Lobsters an salmon, at MOSELJSY'S, THRESH COCOA NUT CANITY, , CnocoIate and Burnt Almonds, c, at .lr MOSELEY'S. yy E CALL E SPECIAL attention to our "Forersters Lemon Cakes " the finest ever offered in this market. a1.m to our -Proctor and Oamble's Olive soap," the ladies' "iriend and laoor saver." Our flours are bought on change In New York by our resident buyer, coiisequenll v we are able to effVr thu.i tr. ti. ... 7. one Droflt. Snecmi iii,fnoT,.i...io ,..t and cash buyers. JlPt:tf LEAClIBRO,S. QONSTANTLY KECEIVING fresh supplies of first-class Goods which we warrant to please. nnrI Q W YATT, GREEN & CO., apri a-tf No 4,8outh iside .Market. . I A K M E R C O M POUND PECTORAL COUGH SYRUP, It will cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarsemss, Sore ihroat, Broi.chitis, and all Diseases of the Throat and Luugs. PREPARED BY J' R H- CARMER, Druggist, "ooFyettevilIe Btreet. Raleigh, N. C. : JU BIN'S PERFUMEJ Y AND TOILPJT PO WDER At SIMPSON'S - ov tf Drug Store. C1NNED 0YST.ERS, MACCARONI' TnTitt. r t LUS ?an.- Starch, , A. G. LEE A CO. QATS, OAT3, OATS, OATS, OATS, 73i) Bushels Oats for sale by novai-t.f w. ir. noun. TELSH'S GILT-EDGE BUTTER C.-eam Cheese, Soda and Lemon TWnit j Orders solicited. ' A. G, LEE 4 CO, Millions of Gallons have been m . nor. one accident, directly or inr2 a"(i The rie-inal unrl ,, J " , .'"Ctl.V.
The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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