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he gtaltigfa grow. JORDAN STONE, -Managing Editor. SAM'Ii T. WILLIAMS. Political Editor. SATURDAY -..JUNE 14. 1873. THE CHOLERA IX TENNESSEE WARNING TO OUR CITY AU- TIIORIT1ES. f , i ;n thP of the cholera in the iue appearauee u. me uuoiei m uv Clues vi xiasuriiic nun iiicuiju i caused considerable alarm throughout x j lL f iia I me counuv auu tue pruuau extending toother points is causing i . . : . much discussion in the papers, doiu i North and South. . -..It For two weeks the new xor. . . r x i ii,' ,Hf. i has been exposing the dangers which nnciacniinarau80uu uuUB Utandard which duty had erected, as irt ;n ti,p Vlisoased atmosDhere of that near Kingston, which ihustrates the cie- . f anvotuer and that the officers . .oni,u,0 unnrnnfttPd with . u . -f:ift poisonous sases general u v ive sewerage system, and with deadly vapors arising from filthy streets. The disclosures made by the World are hav- mg a most salutary eff,c in arousing the authorities to the importance of taking sanitary measures to guard the city a-aiost pestilence and the local diseases incident to the Summer season, FrTm the accounts in the Nashvi.le papers it is certain that the cholera originated there because of the defect of eamtary regulations. The disease is confined to the most unhealthy portion of the citv a uoint where foul and pestilential odors are emitted. The physicians say that with the proper san itary renovation ot the city the cholera M lio ciinnrflcawl in a VfifV short w k...,. .u;fft hv I1C liaVC Utom gicai wmji.u.w J I several oi' our citizens of the filthy con dition ol the streets of Raleigh. At tention has frequently beeu called to this matter in our local columns. Those whose : official duty it is to see that sanitary measures are enforced have a grave responsibility on their hands. The sickly season is approaching. The health ol Raleigh will depend to a very great extent upon the manner in which the city authorities shall pre serve cleanliness throughout the limits of their jurisdiction. Let them take warning by the late ot Nashville and J Memnhis-whose citizens are rushin- r " in great alarm and excitement from their infected homes, to escape the dan gers of a fatal contagion. If the chol era should visit Raleigh this season it will be attributed to the causes given by the physicians of Nashville and Mem phisdefective sanitary regulations. VIRGINIA POLITICS. We are gratified to see the unanimity with which our Virginia Conservative exchanges have sunk all uiiuur issues, and are now battling together in a com mon cause. Local squabbles have been subordinated to the public good. Rail road quarrels have been suspended d -.roCuelmmade to yield to the grand resolve to keep Virginia in the hands of honest officials, and thus save the State from the disgrace and shame of a Radical triumph. The letter of Gov. Wise has scarcely rippled the bosom of the political deep. It has pleased neither party, and is so impracticable and neuijpl as between Conservatives and Radicate that its author has received no encouragement lrom either side. Upon the whole, it may be set down as a splendid failure and a most untime ly production. Gov. Wise's position has caused many of his personal friends the most poig 'nant regret, who, while they utterly re pudiatc many of the sentiments in his letter, Btill treat the eccentric old gentle man with the respect due to his former services to the State. The vigor, the good feeling, the unan imity, and the resolute tone of our Vir ginia cotemporaries, afford the highest evidence that when the crisis cbrnes they will fall into line with promptness and zeal and concentrate their united fire upon the strongholds ot the enemy. We have the strongest hopes hat the nominee, of the Conservative party, whoever he may be, will win the fight and preserve our sister State from the clutches of Radical cormorants and po . litical iconiclasts. THE REWARD OF THE RENE GADES THE MILITARY COM MISSION. The Modocs who deserted Jack and tracked him to his strong-hold, arc, as it appears from to-day's dispatches, to be treated with lenieDcy, while Jack himself and those'who stood faithfully by his fortunes, will be tritd by a Mili tary Commission, which is but another name for- a Court Martial. The Commission has already been organized mJ will soon enter upon its work. The trjal will be short, sharp and decisive Jack and his com rades will be found uuilty of course, and then his late will depend uporrthe Pres ident. Military Commissions are always or gan 5 zud to convict, and as Jack's case presents some stronger points than poor Mrs. Sur attV, we all know what the verdict will be in advance. , Many ot the ablest papers in the land have taken issue Viith Attorney General Williams, and deny the authority of the Government to organize a Military Com mission to try the Modocs. Therefore, if Jack is convicted and sentenced we trust he will sue out a writ of Uaheas Corpus and try the le-aliiy of the mil itary Court. If Jack is to die, let him die accord- in" to the law of the land, and cot fields, made glorious by their valor, u t !o-j ;iwi trihn- State pride and kindred lineage will by an unauthorized land illegal tnbu Uood tQ tiaglo .armly nal. through the veins ot all true sons and Hooker Jim, and Steamboat Frank, daughters ot the State, whe feel that and Bous Charley and the other Modoc these were their countrymen, these the traitorswho deserted their countrymen fathers, brothers and husbands of their are guilty of the most heinous crimes against the settlers, and it would be a, singular freak of justice for them to be pardoned, while others perhaps less V . , . - Rffer trhe extreme dg iQ - suffer the penaIty ot the law. iTF.nnisii oFTHE DAut3IITRS ...vi i i i km. j Am b. a x m. . . ,wFJr dav. im the advance sheets or uur i f rv...ii " on orrnnnf- nf on I it i ii rr ufifitviii I yi'iLii. ikii ihjuv w w . - voted patriotism Ol the noble daughters TT.irth Carolina. ..,wc i,pr me wonu u. bw-. examples oi lemaie neroisui tuu displayed by the women of the South ilurinir the four vears si rugg'e between dunnfe ou y & the two sections ot our country. Proud and honorable as is the record of our soldic.s-tbe dauntless heroes of a cause which ennobled their valor, his- tory will yet reserve its .brighest, purest pages for the angelic deeds of our match- less women whose dcTOt du the memory the deeds ot our fallen braves by honoring their sa- J SWord3 have been turned into plough cred dust. j shares, and whose bayonets have been GiiN. ROSS' DENIAL. Geu. Ross denies that his Oregon - . , militia committed the dastardly ana fiendish act of putting to-death several of the Modoc prisoners. Th fWrnment exortsses considera- Die mcuguauou over tnc u..u. outrage. The Secretary of War thinks it- ne pmet.rated bv outlaws who have made good their escape. At the time me tuspatcu was receiu containing the news of the massacre, we Bt.fttftrt that the Demetrators were euiltv ' , ;ma Jhan tha mnrrlorra nf fc . , Canby and Thomas. I he JNew ilorK World of the 10th inst., has the follow- At io p. m., I received orders to pro in on the subject : 1 ' ceed at once to Trei.ton, take a detai The savagery is not all with the Mo- of n irom Major Nethercutt's com docs. In deliberate and cowardly mand, and, it possible, on the uay nam ;((hnm.coMonf nuwrni,. ed, capture tLe tram. At 2 a.m.,. atrocity Urs by white men yesterday was fully nnl tn tHa m!,nlPr nt fionl -i:inhv thnMnA No t one o the muV- dered Modocs was even accused of com plicity with that crime. Not one of them, as far as appears, was accused, even by rumor, of any crime deserving death. It was mere lust'of slaughter fh.f i,IWt mpw,A hurl Wn i.rr.vP.1 unable to beat the Modocs-in battle to murder them while they were under the protection of the power which these white men had invoked. There is noth ing more cowardly or more cruel in the whole history of border warlare than this slaughter af " r - , L,na these nnsonera had r W-lSo " does not appear countryman unknown to me, wasbreath luaTOev had committed anv they lnS hw jaded horse .preparatory to re- were on their wav to be tried before a tribunal which was certain to award them the severest nnnish-i ment they could be shown to1 havfi deserved. There waa no ex J cute and no palliation for the massa- ere. It concerns the honor of the na- tion, already soiled many times in the bungling conduct of this miserable Modoc business, to see that the murder- ers are cayght and convicted and pun- ished. They can be found and identi- lied without the shadow of -a doubt' unless the Federal officers in Oregon are as slack-- about pursuing them as thev have been m nursuintr the Modocs. If thev not uunished. the chief disgrace of this war will rest, not upon the savages who murdered Canby, but upon the nation which nermitted Drisontra nnder it3 protection to be murdered by men who could not ulead. lor themselves the ex cuses ot ignorance and barbarism which can bo nleaded for the murderers of Canby. " And if the neighbors of these men uphold their detestable deed, the extermination of white frontiersmen will become a far more necessary and desirable end than the extermination of Indian murderers." ADVANCE SHEET OF "OUR LIV ING AND OUR DEAD." 'We acknowledge the receipt of a copy of the advance sheet of "Our Living and Our Dead-" lrom which we learn that the first regular issue ot the publication will appear July the first. The first issue will contain some me morial verses, a sketch of John W. Ellis North Carolina's first war Governor,In troductory Sketches of the Causes which brought on the War, Chronological JRe cord of Events from January 1st, 1861, to May 20th, 1871, Anecdotes of Officers and Men, and Editorial Summary. We make the following extract from the "Editorial Explanation and Appeal" in the advance sheet before us: "Before a nobler auditory than listened to iEneas, the editor ot Our Living and Our Dead appears this day, impelled by filial duty to his mother, North Caro lina, to commence the recital of the heroic deeds of her sons in a struggle second to none in tha annals of history or on the glowing pages of the poet. He, too, might exclaim, 4A sense of ob ligation to thee, O North Carolina, and to thy brave sons, forces me to revive great sorrow to tell oi immense sacri fices,' of heroic struggles and brilliant victories, won in vain, against over whelming odds, of thousands slam, or niaimed in useless attempts to secure rights of individuals and of. States, ol bravery -unparalleled, and of 'suf ferings uutqualed all to. end in disaster and defeat, and in the loss of everything for which they bled and died." As the memory of Eneas recalled the great achievements of his com pttrots, national pride thrilled -everv fibre of his soul, and thoughhe knew that the heroic deeds be (ecounted, culminated only in ruin and death, yet exultingly he proclaimed those defds while the listening Queen and noble Carthaginians applauded the actions of those.whom he extolled. As, from time to time, the editor, in nlain. nnvamish. ed pfose, shall recall the virtues ano' th" htrism of ti e gallant men who dl d for North Caroli-iaon a hundred battle Conscjentious!y, he knows, and iaith- fully, he trusts, the work shall be done. Intentionally, no scene shall be over- arawu, no picture too uigniy cuioieu, no skirmish or battle untruthfully des cribed. Justice to North Carolina sol" tilers demands only a plain statement oi actual occurrences. Embellishments am nnrcsrv. and falsehoods are not required to bolster up doubtful reputa- - ti0ns. Without disparagement oi otu- ers the editor can and will show that tho onrprnmcnt. nnrl neonlt; or nis na- tiveState came as nearly up to the . c w , w m v w " r i and privates whom she sent to the front, by their conduct, in camp and on the battle fields of a four years sanguinary conles oyed hemseIve8' worthy Gf a renown a3 irapeHshable as her own moUntains, as bright and as glorious 1.3 the blue dome of heaven which is above When this is done, his labor of love win be complete, and every aspiration of hQ gratified citizens of North Carolina, lovers of the good Old North State, be invokes I-jnd on tMs gre have survived the 6hock of arms, whose f n have been cast o arvun or vif.toiv of misrht over -.riant, whose changed into pruning hooks, who have nothing left ol the great struggle out wounds and scars and the proud men Imnrv.of dutv fullv performed, and a f'tU ' nrh:Pvnmont f your comrades in arms, confidently he appeals to ycu to assist him iv doing Musncc lu our living ana our ueau. . . . i i Heroism fa Youne Lady. From advance sheet of Our Living and our Ut:liil-1 -Nnvr 1802. that UvQ G(.neralg of tho Federal army, one 0f them commanding in North Carolina, would on a certain day pass from More head to Newbcrn. It was advisable, in view of contemplated, movements, to caDture tbe train and secure the officers, rUen!J0 cum au&euL un one ui iiiMiauui eeoutiu- expeditions. Awaitiug his return daylight, I made myself comfortable and was about, to indulge in a morning's nan when the clatter ot the feet of -a hore, at full gallop, caused me to step to the door of the C-oiut House to see WUS Y tiS 1U UIU v. t.lU. WUUUC 1.. . : - .1 , - i mi. Qi)OU dat' .LuJ ,i,lIlBd thu lkler: and was receiving irom mm a prper to be delivered immediately to the officer in command. To my nstotish ment the note bore t.o' aadre.-s, - aac upon being . opened the biau page rYn.liPM f-'iT-et V1 ,"ter pper was tura DUt conul K'vo no otner mforma turn than this : About 1 o'clock a. m he was aroused from his slumbers, and on SomS to his dToor found a lady on horseDacfc who gave him the note, and told him to take at Ml speed, to Trenton and give it to any Confederate officer he should find on duty there, as 11 contained important information. In a f.ew moments thereafter, I was in the private room of a citizen of Trenton and hi3 kmd wiIe was warming an iron for y use. Applied to the seemingly blank 6heet of paper, heat soon enabled mB lu 8te! wuat 1 oesiren. rosier nau returned two days sooner than antici- Pated and was to leave that very morn 13? Wlth a force most accurately de ea-on the sheet betore me, on an ex pedition, having, in my opinion, the railroad bridge at Weldon for its objective point. The object of my expedition being thus frustrated, I re 'turned immediately to Kinston, and gave l"e intormation I had procured through the intrepid daring of one of UiluoulcIB lu lu omcer in command. Steps were promptly taken "y.:tne General Commanding the Depart ment, and such an array ot troops was placedih trout and upon the flanks of the Federal General as caused him rapidly to retrace his stepa. The lady's name appended to that note has nevtr been told her secret has been locked in my breast mv superior officer res pecting my motive in desiring to keep it, only requiring my pledge that the writer was worthy ot credit. I doubt whether the writer of that note ever knew into whose hands it fell, or the ooa it accomplished. W hen I state that she was a vounr ladf. tenderlv reared and then in the very morning of maidenhood, her night ride at great personal risk, to convey useful informa tion,;can be properly appreciated. DIED. aged one year, six months and twenty- NEW ADVERTISEHEN I S. nrnrocJ rTTirXTTcTy. By the Governor of North Carolina. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT 1 i j Raleigh, June loth, 1b73. j Wiiekeas, Oflicial Information has been received at this Department thai vacancies exists la the Senate branch of the General Assembly i of North Carolina by rensou of Uie resignation of Hiram E. Stiliey and J. B. Resptss, jepreseniiug. the Second Sena torial District, and that vacancies exist in the Houe of Representatives of the said General Assembly by reason of the resig nation of Alfred J. Morrison, representative nam Laneimi County, a:id Richard C Badger, repji-esentative from Wakeuounty Now, thcre'ore, I, Tod R, Caujwkj.i Governor o the Stute of -North Caioliua by virtue OI authority in me vested bylaw' do isue Xvk my Proclamation, comni-uid-iug the sheriffs of the counties coaiposiii" the Second Senatorial District of JS'oith Carolina to open polls and nold an election at t,!?e,lVi1?!l1 Votihg places in said counties on THURSDAY, THE SEVfcjS T il DAY uF AUGUST, Aj D., lS7j, lor two ."senators: and 1 do further coinniaud he sherirfs or L.tn coln and Wake counties to open polls and House of representatives, aU of said elec tions to be i held, votes compared and re turns made in all respects in accordance with tho laws of the State of .North. Caro lina, il Done at ouf City of Kaleish. the 10th day of June, A. D, 1S73, and in tho n. 8,1 ninety-seventh year of .American Independence. r , j 1 1UD R. CALDWELL. Ey the Governor : J. R. Neatherv, Private secretary. June liWtd 1:" CRUMP. At Company Shops, N. C, on the morning of the 10th inst., Richard D. iiiiu. ui Liiaries h,iwi iH ira. ai . i Trn ul"u ciciuuuo in nit-ir respective counties on THURSDAY, THE SE V JSNTH DAY OF AUGUST. A. D.lST.l. fora mpmli- , t 1 1, 2 ACH ARIAS & CO ajettevUl Street, Would call attention to their lareo and complete stock of ' n fir g o o d s , . consisting of DRESS GOODS In all the leading styles, WHITE GOODS, DOMESTICS, In Bleached, Brown and Stripes. C IO T II IN G , OF OUR . OWN MANUFACTURE, IO SUIT ALL. HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, : i TRUNKS, VALISES, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, And everything kept in a Wholesale and j Retail Dry Goods and Clothing House. A trial will convince vou that we cannot be undersold outside of the City ol jew lore. mav3l-lv QjUMMER REFRESHMENTS AT MOSELEY'S CONFECTIONERY. SUCH AS ( S E JL E YS ICE CREAM SODA WATER, Somtthing novel ln'itsell. Come and try it. - -T , MOSELEY'S ICE CREAM SALOON For Ladies and Gents, A favorite place on warm days. MOSELEY has too many things to men tion. Come and see what you want, at MOSELEY'S Great Confectionery Emporium, may 30-tt JDRICE3 GREATLY REDUCED As we wish to make a change In our busi ness, we notify onr Kriends and the Public tha,t we will well our stock of goods at GREATLY RED UCED PRICES FOR CASH. OUR. STOCK COMPRISKS DRESS GOOD.S, . HOUSE rURNlSlllNO GOODS, DOMESTICS Embroideries, -. . Corsetts, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, Yankee Notions. NOW IS THE TIME FOR BARGAINS AT PRIMROSE, PETTY & NEWSOM'S. All indebted to tbe firm are called on to settle immediately. mh'22-3m P., P. & N. QIIAMPION HOUSE MOVER, By T. J. RE AMY, Tarboro, N. C. Patented Jannary 14th, 1873. FIFTY PER CENT. SAVED BY ITS USE. S. T. KEAMY, STATE AGENT. HOUSE MOVING done at lowest rates possible in Wake and the adjoining counties. umce at XAlUiUllU iiUUlSili, Raleigh, N. C. T. J. REAMY, Proprietor, Tarboro, N. C. mar 13-tf ORSE AND COW FEED 400 Bushels N. C.Bran & Shorts, 400 Sacks Oats, G2 Bales Hay, CORN AND MEAL, For sale by dec24-lm W . H. DODD. z E . K O The ZERO REFltlGERATOK Is the best Fruit and Ice Preserver In the World. Send for Price List. JULIUS LEWIS & CO., ' Raleigh, N. C. June 1-tf Manufacturer's Agents. H C T I C Ice Cream In Four Minutes. ARCTIC FREEZ E R S Send for price list, JULIUS LEWIS & CO., ! ! Raleigh, N. C, June 1-tf Manufacturer's Agents. Q O T TON SWEEPS, Dixons. Tattern, Manufactured by SAM'L COLONS & SON. Warrant ed cast steel. We have t ht-RA onn,ia of all sizes stocked and unstocked. Auaret s D u orders to JULIUS June l-tf LEWIS & CO., Raleigh, N. C. Manufacturer's Agents. ( y A li M E R S COMPO UN D PECTORAL COUGH SYRUP, 11 L1 cnre Cough's, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore ! Throat, Bronchitis, and all Diseases ot the Throat and Lungs. . . PREPARED BY . , ' :1 J. R. IL CARM3:R, Druggist, NfanySyetteU6 Street, Raleigh. N fj. JQAVIS, DRAKE JOBBERS OF & CO. , FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC u y o o o j; s , Dress Goods and Yankee Notions, COR. BANE & SYCAMORE 'ST!8f Petersburg, Ya. SPRING TRADE, 1873. We take pleasure in inviting the the at tention of the HEPXllAN'TS OF VIRGLMi AM NOETH CAROLINA To our Stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods and Notions which are now being received,and which will ne complete m every department Dy the 1st of April, ty which time we wilt be prepared to exhibit the j " LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE. and which in variety, price and terms, will compare favorably with any south of New York. ; We return our thanks to the Merchants gg SS in our erxorts to estaoiisn a Jt"'irst Class Wholesale Dry Goods House in this city, and with ample means, increased ex perience and a determination to give satis faction, we feel sure we snail in the futhre, as in the past, deserve the confidence of our friends and tue trade generai'y. B no W N ' 8 M US E U M Faycttcville Street. FltE S II Jt RIl I Ij s. The Spring Stock of Fancy Goods, Notions Confectioneries, Fruits, tc.. Toys, Musical Instruments of every kind. In short, a full stock of everything to be found In a GENERAL VARIETY STORE, is now arriving at Brjurn s Museum or Emporium of Fancy Goods. The AVIARY has been recently re stocked with Canaries, Gold and Bull Finches, Java Sparrows, South American Parrots, and the American Mocking and Red Birds. The AQUARIUM of Gold and other small fish is constantly replenished with the nicst beautiful of the flnnvtriW" . , - , Two Dozen Children's Carriages Just received. Also a large lot oi MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Dally arrivals of Fruits and Confection eries. Laige stock of Toys and China Goods selling at cost. Vox anything and everything, go to . nat. l. Brown 'Si . mh20-tf JMPORT ANT SALE- OF PUBLIC PROPERTY. At a meeting of the Board of Managers of the Cape Fear and Deep River Naviga tion Works, at the Executive office in BaU eigh, on the 3d of June, 1873, the following resolutions were passed : 1. Resolved, That in accordance with the Act of the Generpl Assembly, 18tf0-'61. chap ter 122, it is deemed advis able to sell the interests of the State of Isorth Carolina, in the Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation Works. i 2. Resolved, That the same be sold in two sections, viz: 1st, from Fayetteville to Sharp's Field Dam. 2d, from Sharp's Field Dam, including the same, up the Cape Fear ana ueep Kiver to tne limits or tne origi nal charter. 3. Resolved, That the respective purchas ers shall pay one-third of the price of their purchases in cash, and liie remainder in one and two years from-day of sale, with interest from said date, and that the same be secured by satisfactory bond, and a lien on the interests purchased. Title not to be made till payment in full. 4. Resolved, That the sale be upon the expressed condition, that the respective purchasers shall complete and put in oper ation, according to the terms of the charter the portion purchased us follows, viz: from Fayettevllle to Sharp's Field Dam, within 5 years trom day ot sale, and from Sharp's Field Dam, including the same to fysor's Mill in Moore county within 3 years from said date. 5. Resolved, That H. A. London, Seereta ry.and B. I. Howze, Attorney of the Board, be authorized to make said sale at Lock ville, in Chatham, county, on the 8th of July, rSTS, and that they give notice of the same in tho " Era " andNKWsin Raleigh, the4' Eagle" and "Statesman" in Fayette vllle, the "Star " and " Post " in Wilming ton, ttntil day of sale and by posters. . : We shall oiler the above property lor sale' accoraing to tne aoove resolutions. H. A. LONDON, feecretary. B. I. Howzk, Attorney. Ju 5-tds . su MM E R B E V E R A G E S . Now that the sultry Summer weather Is fast coming on, I have prepared to alleviate me wants oi tne thirsty. At my Saloon, on HARGETT STREET, (Pepper's old stand,) can be found all the popular urmKs oi the seasor. MINT JULEPS. SHERRY COBBLERS, T RIPPLE TONIES, (a new and favorite drink.); . DASHED SHERBETS. (most excellent when the thermometer is at 9U.) CLARET PUNCHES, JACOC SEEGER'S Lager Beer always on draught and others oo numerous to mention. I keep none but the purest and best liquors and guarantee satisfaction to customers. ' Respectfully. ' J. T. HARRISON, mayl5-lm Pepper's Old Stand. H S . H . W . MILLER S ' BOJHtDUTG . HOUSE, Corner ol JTewbern Avenue and Po sou Street. mh25-3m. ' - '' --' jS" E W BOO K S Just received, ' ' '. ' 1 Let Methodist Hymns. . . 1 Maury's Geographies. 1 1 Initial paper. ; V 1 "i Baptist Hymns. Call soon, ..... . L BRANSON, oct2-tf ' : i Raleigh. N. C. 1873.- 1873; THIRD STOCK THIS SEASON. W. II. & K. S. TUCKER A CO., Are how receiving their purchases made within the last few days in the .JNortneru markets, and are better prepared than ever to shddIv the trade with the most fashion able and desirable Goods in their several I departments, of Ladles Dress Goods, , ; Mens' and Boys' Goods, i Chi ldren's Goods, ' Silk Goods, Linen Goods, .". -. Cotton Goods, ' , . Lace GoKis ; ! ' Straw Goods, Hair Goods. Foreign Goods ; ., ' I ' Uomestie Goods, " V Medium Goods c . - Fine Goods, Cheap Goods. This Lust, with the former purchase of this Spring, makes our stock the Largest and Most Complete in the State, which we are offering at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, at priees that must attract the trade. ., W. H. & R. S. TUCKER & CO. t itifly 14 tr rpm) SOUTHERN MUTUAL FIRE JL rjrs un3jrcE cojripjtjrY of Richmond, Va. Accumulated Capital 1st Jan. 1873, $t72,8G7.23. Issues Annual Term and Participating Policies. FAUH PROPERTY A SPECIALITY : ' Dr. H. G. DAVIDSON,.... ...President. JORDAN IL MARTIN,......Vice President. J. E. NEISW ANGER ............Secretary. S. B. JONES, General Agent for North Carolina. JOSIAII T. WATTS, may U-tf Local and Travelling Agent. PROCTER & GAMBLE'S JS X T It wl O I, X Y E. Some Brands of Soap are sold short jweight nve to eight pounds per box. ii lyou use these soaps you pay money for iwnat yon ao not, receive, uan you af ford to do so? Buy Procter :fe Gamble's full weight! jtsranu, soia Dy uroeers in your city. Wholesale Agents. Kaielgh, M. c. BE RE A V E D WHITELAW & CROWDER are prepared to furnish TO MB S TO N E S of all kinds, as cheap and as neat as anv other establishment in the Southern States Having been at the business of carvine and engraving marble forty-fourrears. we consider ourselves equal to any in tne Un ion. All orders or communications punctually attenaea to. WHITELAW & CROWDER, Corner Blount and Morgan streets. Raleigh, N. C. : . B. I sincerely hope the new firm will meet witn success, u we are worthy of pat- luiiagB. itogpeciiuny, Z. CROWDER, formerly of Warren county, N. C. apr28-6m nOTTON GINS ! COTTON GINS ! ! COTTON GINS lit We are Sole Agents In this section for the T A YE on GUT, which is acknowledged by those who have usea ii to nave no superior, and is confi dently recommended by us to all In want of a thoroughly reliable machine. We are prepared to luruish this or any other Win manufactured, upon liberal terms and short notice. Any person wanting a Gin should order it AT ONCE, that we may iave iii licie iu iiiue. WILLIAMSON, UPCHURCH & THOMAS. June 10-tf . Pf AMS, HAMS, HAMS, HAMS; 1,500 pounds selected Virginia and North Carolina Hams. 1,000 pounds Baltimore Hams. Arriving to-day. WILLIAMSON, UPCHURCH & THOMAS ruh 22-tf 2Q BARRELS "A" SUGAR, 10 Barrels extra C Sugar. 2o c" 10 Crushed and Powdered Sugar, ap6-tt LEACH BRO'S. FRESH CANNED GOODS, PEACH es, Tomatoes. Oysters, Lobsters an Salmon, at MOSELEY'S. . RODDER, OATS, HAY, SHUCKS, may2-tf J W. C. STRONACH. 0 O D, W O O D WWD"18 AK HICKORYni other hard mar 15-tf W C. STRONACH. gLAKK BOOKS IN VARIETY. Initial Paper, elegant, Just to hand. v; Xj. bkanson. Bookseller. mar 13-tf , jRaleigh.N. O. SPECIAL NOTICES. -v Tetter, sa.lt Ktieum and alf Skin Ust'asj cured by JLr. 1'ierce's uoldcn iledicul Lis- coverv. . Tub Pkome's bTAatp of value. The Government indorsea-ent, which legalizes tlie sale or plantation uitteks, is not ttio only stump aliixed to that famous Veetu- oie j.omc. ii Dears, iu auuiuuu io mat ot flcial sanction, the still more valua!! ataiap of public appirobation. This hicsti- maoie voucner oi lis rare properties su t Tonie, Corrective and Alterative, is of mucii earlier date than the Government creden tial ; for millions of sick pei sons had pro nounced it the Grand .Specific of the Age long before Congress thOughtof taxing pro prietary medicines. It is unnecessary to repeati in detail, the proprieties of the wonderful Vegetable Invirrant. The b st reference that can' be oileed to those who desire the full particulars of its virtues 1h" i 1 1 Tl.. Ul ! . A I. 4-1 i ' IlUB JTUU11U, ABU. VXIOHU WHO IlitVC" tried it as a remedy for dyspepsia, eonsu pauon, Diiiiousness, lniermitteut lvurs nervous debility, rheumatism, sea sickness low spirits or loss ol vital power, wiuu naniauon tsiiters nas aone ior mem. and be governed by the response they niako to your inquiries His Honer, Henby Pottk. late Jude nf the United States Ccurt lor the District or North Carolina, gave the following as his opinion of Beckwith's Pills : or some ten or iweive years past I have been in the habit of using DR. BECK- H7TTRIU A MTt-lWePICPITn PTt I CI T . family, and consider them so valuahl.i domestic medicine, that I never suffer mv' witn gooa eneci in uyspepuc cases, under various modiflcations. and have fonn.t J them efficacious in relieving from Hick neanacne, ana irom an me usual sjmp. m8 '"T8 yi? ? ?!ollllf,,v I nave long nau ine pleasure oi an intimate acquaintance with the Inventor of theso Pills. He is a gentleman of talents, imp. rity and worth, and he ranks high in tuo science of medicine and the healing art. - . XX. A 0RTER." Prepared by E. R. Beckwith. (successor tn Dr. John Beckwith) Proprietor, Petersburg v u. ouiu tjj jyiuggisu gcucmuj at iO cents per box. Joseph carr. Wholesale Awn t Petersburg, Va. ' Rislky's Buchu Is a reliable Diuretic an,i Tonic for all derangements of the urinary and genital organs. The genuine, as tor merly sold by Haviland, Harral & Risley and their branches, is now prepared by fl! . tneir uraucuen, i now prepared by H.. Risley, the originator and Proprietor . . the trade supplied by his successor!, rgan & Risley, New York. . w . riisiej and Morgan Help for thb Hopklkss. Y'ou are we"ir dejected, miserable, and nothing does you any good, you say. uon't despair. There is halm in unead. iave you tried V inegar Bitters? No ! Then why don't you? Wheth er your complaint be dyspepsia bilious ness, nervous weakness, constitutional de bility, or any other trouble, Vinegar Bitters will revive and renovate yo'ur shattered system, as a geniai ruin reiresnes the with ered flowers. , Wk Have Fkeqxtently Heard motherj say they would not be without Mrs. W'in- slow's isootning syrup, irom the birtli oi tne cnud until it nas nuisneu with tue teething siege, under any consideration Whatever. - Burnett's Standard Flavoring Ex tracts are neatly put up in Unpannelled oz., 5 oz. and 10 oz. bottles, and are for tiulf: by the trade generally in eveify principal city and town in the United States, Caua das, and British Provinces, as well as ic many other loreign countries. - To Owners or Horses.-No one wbo r,a ever used Dr. xonias' Horse V enetian Li la ment, will ever be without it ; it is a cer tain cure ior uoiic, ore Throat, cuts. Bruises and Old Sores. Warranted superi or to auy other; in pint bottles, at One Dol lar. Sola Dy all .Druggists. .Depot, 10 i'arJi Place. New York. The Secret of Beauty. What is it? uc longer asked, for the world of fashion and all the ladies know that it is produced by using a deiightt'Uland harmless toilet prep aration known as G. W. Laird's"ilooiu o Youth." Its beautifying effects are trul wonderful. Depot, 5 Gold Street, Ne York. For Dyspepsia, indigestion, depression of spirits and general debility i n' their va rious forms; also, as a preventive agunsi Fever and Ague, and, other intermittent fevers, the Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir ol Calisaya, made by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York, and sold by all Druggists, is the best tonic, and as a tonic ior uuiieiu r co-rerins riouu itsver or other sickness, ii has no euual. Pratt's Astral Oil, has a wef ld-wlds reputation as the surest and best illuhii.nac tine oil. Over two million gallons have been sold for the past two years, f rom yviiicb no accidents of any description have oc curred. Send for circular. Oil House ol Charles Pratt, established 1770. New York. The following statement, from one oi tue oldest and incfct respectable merchauls ol the city of Petersburg, speaks for itself uml needs no comment: W II I T EGO O P S. We ask attention to our large stock ot Nainsook Muslins, Mull Muslins, Jaconet Muslins, ; . . Checked Muslins, Striped Muslins. AND . . '' Jaconet and Nainsook Edgings, ' ' , - ' ' ' N . ' Which we are offering very low. DAVIS. DRAKE A CO.. Petersbnrn, Vn. marl3-ly R. F. J O N E 8 & C 0 Wholesale' and Retail Grocers; C O T T O JV F C T O SI AND ' COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Wilmington St., east of Market, V RALEIGH, N. C, . Havoon hand.and are constantlv receiving consignments of Provisions, Uralu, Farm-. ing utensus, uroceries. etc. 3"Orders lor the rtnrchnaA r.t Pnl.tonsic licited anl satisfaction guaranteed. Consignments of all kinds. Produce, gro ceries, Provisions, da, will receive strict attention. apt' II A NVS.Ffil E ND. The bast Washing Soon mn.d. nt. the urit is the "Woman's Friend" brand. my&-lf R. F. JONES & s A F E W A N T E D Medium Size. One of "II t-riins'' ir 'Watson's" prelcrred. ' mvS-ff Tt t' TlT A- CO. JNFALLIBLE YEAST POWDEI' The very best in use, mv2t-tf K.kjONEHA(U Q O N D E N SE D M Th h 12 dozen Condensed Milk. '."Eagle" tr:uni" my21-tf R. F.JON KSctVO. P RE 8 II CANNED G.0 0D&, Peaches, Tomatoes, Corn and Oyster-. my21-tf R, F.JONS & CO.. gHOE B L A G K I N 0 36 dozen genuine Mason's my21-tf R. F. JONES A CO. JVARD. LARD. LARD. LAKl' In tierces, 5, 10 and 20 pound pans. -my21-tf It. F. JONKS & CO, pEAS, COFFEE AND SUG A- ' Cit all erraAoa i . . R.F. JONES & CO- my21-tf I : i
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