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r " , . - , ......... - . -'.' -4-1- L. IX. NO. 7. RALEIGH, N. C, WEDNESDAY MOANING, MARCH 8, 1876. . . i. ii I-' -J r' PRICE; FIVE CENTS. :v''I i E Da FLY j ' ' T - - - I J ; . - - I L . Vz E ,HK STAR A M MOH I ATE TlieBe-t Fertiliser n cvosiudeJ Sier malar liberation THE STAR kiioii. w w poaadeo mbMllBg f.-,r r. 3D. i arable ot or Dorata Mr Lnw mm nf I'dUai ai Ik ' 'it (ioua tit In onoeidecaUon of east fever. v tn wUUdi to na Um rUK f .idaIi prntttthUaeaaoa.beaidee Ummm to bo Ik itlTWwT opinion among rarVerw lh Prlc of 0a00 o Eavaraad by t-ke prto of eoUoa. THE STAR . -.a r. u hitb-nd ena rural ad etaadard. Wl 8EXL HOTWTXOj . , M A PES' N ITROO KN IZES 8UPEX PH OB CI ATX ' MAfJS' LME- Tn s eempaiaUvly a ew IrUllaerto .c( ttoar store for a pmphl wtla ,,-c lso what we era filing. -ir tosaeh seen, woe bare need Oct v :y. wake eoawty. . B. tuod, m R. V H. " Pt,ri. Urntt eoenty. . h. r nthjn einty. t .-. bw ripwlwir la rary fiatKrlnc- FOR R.LK A. oPPELEIN SI LI CAT ED SUPER-PHOSPHATE. ... oi-ottou Frt!l!r, drawn and anIyM by dlrtln of Prxfeaaor W. C Ktrr. ... i,tfif AtU T 9. OJI. .... .. 11 . e-.r t J U7L nn.ti'.in an.i .iDii'Mjela ,"A a ;tr, hn ni FcrtlltMr. Ttn InrJudlnf Parari Ooaao ud Hbl Ma iirt wu aBraJ nf oar article. In fa- ar ilreolar. bradM "New Ideas on Fertilization" at oiormDt Rr Joatoa Von Uablf an1 otbr great ObaaalatM at F.urop Hji-oMjatry.aiaoof 'ba i-adm Mralar aaJ agrleaUuraU Joarnaia ul tb Uaitd T3 Cnttad aata Uf:aml baa putid, lvrrORI OR VKOETABtK 8ILIQ4 T- aii t:'iaa la oo F'iit Mllalna a- 1 1 a j.r i mt- on 1 U ml for raia. for C-uod. for Tobacco, for Track, aVe f&3 2m O. . I)PPELEIS. Jr 3a Hanover Street, BalL, Md. RHODES' SUPER PHOSPHATE. VaaraoowaeJlliir RHOW H' STANDARD AMUOS IATKD BUPKR FHOSTHATF, Prepared Expreaaly for Cotton ! tx r.rt'."i r haa i.lB tba arrata-t aatlafaetloa oall who r-ara aaad lt,aotonly MamaaVe IMUaatfeut aa a fMHANENT 1MPR- VCR OF THK HOIU It U aa ..h ja ia riaao' laa a. TaJaabia Jartllialaa laarradlaata, whW ara , . . 5i - . . . 1 Am W .an 1 1 fm 1 1 v tmtmm n aanalaklaa isafcJoalaa prlia a bo U ad tbla X Vim ; r cTl.br1toptar.Raialrh: R . f.w prdiam. Ra:aib.aadotbara. aokaat oaVanl a fall liua of OBOCXR1K8 and UQWItf. K. . JUIIEI aa I (J.. -'f WboiaJa Uqoor LIQUORS. (JO!) P E L H Y M aN & 9A'"RTO PO!fa. by W'U andPaa- CaM ta Uoapl Martloga. aabbaih ra .a boa d ecrt ara with ai nl, i eta. 2 elota coTtn wtLboat ! pa pr aoara 5 lar, of tba aboaa popa'ar toof 4iAi rcaatTad a tb "onlor f ALFRED Wl LXJ A at 8. M ZB:c s its a &"?oa i7r as ! "5 :i ; a 5 ? K a ; tfr 1 a 9 e "faaia w a ?i B ni- - ? 5 'I sc 5 -cS l'9lCALIN6TRt'MENT8 0P,4ftT QW PRICE8 ALWAYS t-KIMjH VD rnti'F.4. BtriB aad ait:g fJf Oofar. Ruija aad " fa bad at Brown's Variety Store. HUII-.MAXTS BlIUI!CU. Rllrllk, !, r. 1 Children's Carrioge, r iv.Toya. BaakaU. TiatoU. Bow la J Mortal KafTa.OaTir1dr . Envelop. f Pictara Frunav Playing Carda. Par--ry, ap, CROl'ET HIT. BaU. r 'ap. aVaklej Hora, WtM. j Laddara Broom. Mata. Blaek. t l" Rraabea, e J Clxara aad Tabacce. M j otharthlofa tooudloaa to maa- 8T aa ESTtT ORCIAN. Upward ol TCT ORGAN hr- la world. Hr. hartal ftra now balac offarad at X AT. U IBOWKa, EoCaaaaa BalldlBf. Ralatca. V. a K LE PHOSPHATE In tne 7orld. to Mil PHOSPHATE Cotton. dI)TtrbI(oawbhn Sortmbw itv. lata, We bow aai oar ineaoa Uiai la w La mrt. to naa:e mneh bat !flW teatlnaonlAla, rumwi will Fertllltere, m T. C Robtftaoa. Wk Pon'' Joba Arm, Jtoauua coon 17, DftTld A da ma, r. J.T. Lmch. Joo L Moma. UC. o. Orrnax ooontXt J. J. jo nana, JLlamanc oaajatr, ud to BY C SANDERS CO. 8 RoairaJont to Bone rboapbaT is 1.. Ml " " U.Hi. - Bnlphala Poab.... a.7i u MCDala U. ttva Lasl mad In kf arrLaa aiao- In ratara tor I ha diaeoTary tba aw for ail dUaaata. aor la ana FartllUar f-r aU , Ik. isl.nl m wklih Itn. La m nnl i Ail r aaraii Farllllmar: K J. iTay, BaOaHcb: V Pally. Wakaflald; A B. Cotton crcwara would do wall to : w o. Rtd. Uaraait ; b w mMM am DaaJr, Wl la tort on atraat. RaJalab. K. C. s w W TAKE THE LEAD." W. EL & R. S. TUCKER Still Ahead ! Wl now offar to tba pobll tb freateal bargala ot tb aa. A SHIRT. all mada aad Oathd. raady tor tb laun dry, w l tb tb axoaptlon of baltan or ay lt bolaa, af Waaaaotta Maalln aad Rleb ftrdaoai'a Roaod Tbiaad Family Maaa. for tbaeieaadlasty Vow arte of Six for Six Dollars ! by lb aali doaaa aad dosaa anly. - W elaiaa tbat laU Bbirt aaaaa Va ax- eeilad la aapartortly af tb Bd laUa r la qaallty by any erar oflarad ba- forataUUaaark. W. O. a K. TlCKEK. 1 a-j ; a9 I Ills. I ?2I ?--:5 I . lit If ff-f? W -5 5 f 2 7 O S 5 ?f irifi o i? T aH Oa- 0-o3 B a JOB PRINTING. Tai Nkws Job Department baa been thoroofhly aupplled with every needed want aad wltb the latent atylea of Typea, and every manner of Job Work can now be done wltb neatness, deepatch and cbf ap nea. We can furnish at ahort notloe BLANKS, BILL HEADS, LfcTTKR HEAD8. CARDS. PK03RAMMF3. HANDBILLS, PHAMPHLETS, POtsTERS. CHECKS. DRAFTS. 4c -Tll RCnSCKIPTION LlT OK THK daily 'ewh isurhkb thax that of ast oth icr 1)a1lt in the state, and mori thaw docble that of ajy other Daily im Raxkiuh. Auvxrtiukks will make a note of this. THK CITY. Confirmation at St. Mary's Cbapel this evening at five o'clock. Wm. (J. Hill Lodge will meet to night in the Fisher Building for work in the first ilegrte. Ad Intelligent boy 19 wanted to learn the Marble business. One who writes a good hand preferred. Apply to Hammill 4 Weir, FayetteviUe Bu J. P. Hayes lias a large order to fill for fura, hides, wool, beeswax and tallow, and can pay th : ighest cash prices. Mr. J. I). Whitaker is filing irool oak wood at $3.50. Pine $3 Ofi a 5s 2r ier cord delivered, provide.! the cash attends the order. t'aH on him in rear Citizens' National Hank. Prime lot seed oats lust received for salo cheap. Twenty car load of wool ; ten car loads of hny for sale cheap for cash, by the car load at J. Osborne's grain and feed store. If you want good Kolls, Biscuits or Bread you should buy your flour at Wool 1 wit's open front su re, he wi'.l s-H you the oet (loheu Butter at 40 cents'per puuiol ami Yeast Pow ders at l- cents H-r bottle, Kumford's. A. I). Royster A Bro. have to-day the finest display of candies, both plain and fancy, ever seen in this city. Yu will be convinced of this If you will call at their store uu Fay etteviUe street. Messrs Hammill A WVir. con tractors have recently erected Urge and hamUome Marble and Stone Works on FayetteviUe street. Fruita of their industry may be seen in May, of our largest and most attractive buildings. A meeting of the Merchants' Pro tective Aociation of the City of Raleigh will be held this evening ar J past ".o'clock at the rooms over W. WooilcVitt's store. A full attendance is requested. All merchants are in vited to attend. Messrs. A. C. Sanders t Co., have opened the guano sea.u with heavy sales. We learn they have sold up ward of fcK tons this early. It would seem from the popularity of the "Htar" Phosphate, that farmers favorable judgment upon its merits. Hujfhes Durham smoking tobacco is among the good brands of Dur ham, one of the best Zetgier can sup ply you with it ; as also with piies from his inexhaustible stock to try It. H is stock ot cigars is superior; no two words about that. Pescud. Lee & Co.. Drugists, have just received snnit Saratoga Water direct from Saratoga, both in bottles and on draught, the latter being sent to them in reservoirs lined with block tin, and f reed from tbei-e reservoirs at their counter precisely as it Hows from the springs. Au extensive line of all grades of furniture may be found at the furni ture ware rooms of Mr. A. W. Fraps opioite market house on Fayette viUe Street. Having been long en gaged in the furniture business he is prepared to furnish anything in hi line at remarkably low prices, and give entire satisfaction. Photographs f sUatr llotnl. We were shown yesterday by R. C. Badg-r, Eq.. photographs of old North Carolina bonds taken in (Jer many. As a work of art these pho tographs surpass anything in thut line ever seen in America. The whole bond is perfect, the signs man ual of Thomas Bragg and Daniel W. Courts and John W. Kilts even bet ter if possible than the original itself. Mr. Richardson as soon ns he saw his handwriting exclaimed, "I would swear to it.'' Ev-n an impression of the seal can be distinguished, and on some of the bonds the pin where the coupon has been pinned tack can be seen. Mr. B idger is the corresjond Ing lawyer with Edouard Banner a Mulhausen Eb-h in irmanyand Mr. Benner holds one hundred and seventy-five thoifand dollirs worth of our old State bonds and sends these photographs so ;vs to be inform ed of the standing of the ditrerci.t classes of IkmhK He rites that a quarter of a million dollars in these oonds is h I I in his neighborhood and his letter is heartrending in re gard to his own stock in them. Huprrmr t'o'irl. The Court on yesterday t.-nk (th i arii in the following-appeuls, viz: J. P. Prairie et al vs. I. A. Jenk ins, Public Treasurer (U cases) from Wake. J. C. Blake vs. W. F. Askew, from Wake. James ann and wife vs. Me: hanic B. A L. Association, from Cumber land. Mathuxrk. Mr. August 1. epp of tips city has secured the general agency for the famous Matiuskk Piano. Prof. Baumannof Peace Institute has given them a fair trial, and unreservedly pronounces them superior in every respect to any piano he knows of. It was our good fortune to hear ittj merits tested, and we were surprised at its magoiricent tone and unusual compass. Supreme Court The following was done in the Su preme Court yesterday : City cases reported Monday, five of them were taken up and argument commenced by Messrs. E. O. Hay wood D. O. Fowle and U. H. fcsnow for plaintiffs, and Busbee A Busbee for the city. Pending which the court adjourned until to-morrow at 10 o'clock. Centennial. Centennial!! Something .new, and for the first time, manufacture in the city. Ceu tenial cocoanut, walnut and almond caramels, as white as snow, cream tatty and a full line of French and plain candies, constantly on band, at Bradley and Leonard's. Give them a call. Town Talk. , Talk flat. Nothing fresh. i All sitting about. Little boys are sneezing from going fishing too soon. A rooster was drowned la a grocer's pickle barrel yesterday. Many talking down others and nearly all talking up themselves. Little negroes wander about the streets with bags of bones on their backs that they sell to Mr. Hays for half a cent per pound. Neuralgia has attacked a cor ner grocer, but he sat with his jaw in bis band and read the Belknap scan dal. Dr. Marshall is sowing blue grass. It's a pretty grass, but seldom tii rives on this light soil and seeds more shade than too much sun. Sunday night Professor Taylor preached at Wake Forest And four of the students went to the anxious seat ami a dozen arose in their seats and, asked for prayer. At Salisbury street Baptist church Sunday night twenty went to the anxious seat under a spirited sermou from Rev. Mr. Jordan. It was expected it Was. his last sermon, but he said he would put the matter before his Master and decide this morning before the train left, lie didn't leave. Here and there was a man that talked lively. He told of an old Mr. Gordon who determined point blank to take a seidlitz powder in different powders knowing it would effervesce and he wished it would because his stomach felt just like it wanted ta boil. '"And, sir, he took them and they nearly lifted his hat off.'' "Oh Bill," said an old lady at tbo Penitentiary yesterday to her convict son: "Yuse fixt so nice; just to think of a plenty to eat an' a i.od roof to yo'r head an' no bother- 1 ntion about close, an' them poor boys at home In rags an' not Jarniu' no educashun at all. Ef I'm spared to git home Pete au Bob shan't rest till they are here with you. Bill dressed the old woman up in bone finger rings and earriog and she Iihs gone home proud of her sou. Let the Country People Read. Just before beginning another po litical campaign a sample or so of the justice doled out in d'fferent commu nities under negro radical rule had best be examined with care by the voting people. On hist Monday night in Wilmington, at midnight, the house of Mr. T. P. Sykes, a highly respectable citizen, was entered by a jxisse of radical officers, and they showed a warrant and told him he miit go with them to jail. Sykes remonstrated and offered to give as security the very besl men in the city, and this being refused, he of fered to deposit in fifteen minutes time the sum of one thousand dollars which was the amount of the bond required. But, no, he was bound to go to jail, and they marched him there. The next morning he was reieased on proper security before a Justice of the Peace. And now to the charge, and let the people read and reflect : A drunken negro tenant in one of dykes' houses had failed to pay up rent and had been told by Hykes un less lie made s -me effort to pay by Tuesday he would have him ejected from the house. Of course all the m-gro had to do wa9 to go to his offi cers and swear to a lie ag' Inst Sykes, and this he did, and late Monday night the ofth-ers entered his house and aroused him from a drunken stupor and go: him to sign a certifi cate that Svkes had offered him fifty dollars to burn down the house he lived in so that he, Sykes, might get the itisurar.ee mouey. This he did, and when Tuesday morning came, instead of the negro tenant beiDg thrown out, Sykes the owner was in jail. The Juurnal states that the in surance company laugh to the winds this charge and state the house is in sured for much lea than it's worth and that they are perfectly satisfied with the risk. But let the people ponder. Do we want life and peace and protection of property if we do away with radical rule. Diphtheria. We learn another case of diphthe ria has developed at Hickory. Dr. Baker thought the coming of cold weather would kill oft the disease, and so it did ; the cold spell of the last few weeks seemed to act like a charm and the disease subsided, and the town breathed free. But a warm day or two brought it back. It is a little singular that out of the many cases at Hickory with the children no: a case has been known where the child was under two years of age; only one exception, and then the child was eighteen months. A lady noticed at the house of a Mr. Seigel who lost three children that when one of the children coughed litlla pieces of matter would fly from the throat and if they lit on the face would burn it like fire. Truly a fear ful disease is diphtheria. SalKlnirj Watchman. Sensible Views ' on the -a (Question. The Salisbury Gas Company has announced a reduction from 1st of March of from $7 to $0 per M. That is ver good. It may save some cus tomers who would otherwise have discontinued the use of gas. It will make the cost lighter by two sevenths to the town, to churches, and to pri vate parties who can't well forego the pleasure of gas. Is it possible that gas cannot be produced in the country, where everything is so cheap, at a price so low as to exclude the use of candles and good kerosene? If it is, then the day of gas is, or soon will be, out. It will perish, just as all other su perseded things do, and its place will be supplied by something else. It is believed a larger deduction would so materially iucrense thequantity con sumed that the aggregate profits would equal if not exceed those now realized from the diminished supply. It required years to convince the wise men in Congress that cheap rates would so increase business through the mails as to result in increased revenue from that source, and they made the experiment with many fears. The result has proved satisfac tory, and it is believed the same principle would produce like results in the gas business. It is marvelous to many interested persons why gas cannot be produced here as cheap as anywhere. Cord wood, rosin, and invested, funds are as . cheap here as anywhere else in the State or the country. Skilled labor is also at a, low price, if any such is required in this business. Tlicae questions together with all that relates to the general subject; should be considered with thefvlew of ascertain! nor. if nnHaihla tKa iica rendering it necessary to charge taouote me rateH ror ca iinun v nmii lh otber cities. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. Milton to Have a Railroad. , 1 Milton, N. C. March 7. 1876. ; Maj. V. T. Butherlin of Danrille Va. was in Milton last Wednesday The commissioners appointed by the Liegisiature ot Virginia held a meet mg ana ten thousand dollars Was subscribed then and there for a' road. from Milton to Sutherlin Station on the Richmond A Danville road. Thet town is red hot for the road and stfll a heating. ; Maj. Sutherlin told the people that but for C. N. B. Evans; of tba jli Hon L'aromeie, he never, would 'have taken a step towards getting a railroad from the place. Because Evans h.d been trying for years to get a railroad to 1 tie town and now he bad concluded to iome over and help him out. All works well. The richest and loveliest section of coun try in the State lias been locked up and shutout from railroad advanta ges long enough and now at last at last there looks to be some hope. God grant it. G. A Subscriber Delighted with the News Description of the Museum. Settle, Iredell Co., N. C ) March 4th, 1876. Mesirti Editors: I was delighted with your description of the museum and what it contains. I wish, you would writ more upou the produc tions of the Old North State. There are thousands of persons in North Carolina who do not know that she has a museum, much less do they know the different variety of mine rals of which she can boast; thequan tity and quality of her minerals sur passing those of any State in the Union, ami even all Europe cannot compete with her in some instances. Such facts should appear iirUhe col uvins of our State papers ofteqer than they do. A delineation of the unde veloped trearsure bid in her bosom, the lare specimens of her timbers, her mineral water?, the adapta'ion of her soil to all agricultural products, the facilities afforded by her water courses for machinery, are sufficient to excite immigration. But what we netd most is to have these facts held up ro her own native sons, who are going West by scores while there is no better place iu the world than North Carolina. The people are delighted with the News. While you are not an ex tremist yet you are not ashamed to assert your position, and are always ready to defend the right. The peo ple like such a paper und you may expect more subscribers soon. Axon. north carolina. Ntw tiling to him. Cmcord Sun Lust week a grown man ealled at the post -office for his mail and was handed u postal card. After several fu til e attempts to open it, somebody kindly solved the mystery for iiim. Two suicides iu Stokes. Danbury Reporter: Win. Wolfe, a native of Stokes, who lived near the Pilot Mountain, drowned himself in Grassy ( reek last week. This is the second prominent citizen of Stokes who has committed the insane act of suicide within the la9t few weeks. The Captain is here. Charlotte Obterver: Capt. Lambdin Dawson has been appointed General Agent for North and South Carolina of the Piedmont & Arlington Life Insu rance Company and has moved his headquarters to Raleigh. Our neigh bor, the Jiome, speaking of this, well remarks : "He is one of the most en ergetic agents we know, and will push the interest of thecompany." The Governor cut it short. Char lotte Dcirion-at : A gentleman who heard Governor Brogden's spee3hon being introduced to the Georgia Leg islature, tells us that the Governor ciid hints. If aud the State credit in his remarks. He very properly made a speech of only five minutes, and the members of the Legislature as well as the spectators cheered him heartily. An old war horse that still lives. Statesville Landmark; Dr. Cowan, who was Lieut-Col. of the 33rd Regt. N. C. Troops, informs us that he re cognized on our streets an old ac quaintance in the shape of a horse owned and ridden during the war by C.d. C. M Avery, of the 33rd Regi ment, who was killed. The horse was brought home to Morganton by Col. Avery's servant after his death, and wheu'Stouenian's brigade passed through the town the negro boy dressed In the Col.'s uniform, which with the horse had been intrusted to his keeping, and rode him eff with the army. The horse, a gallant look i ig charger, i9 now in the possession of a son ol" Mr. Jackson, proprietor of the Jackson House, who bought him from a wagoner, Dr Cowan is posi tive as to the identify of the horse on account of a peculiar and unmistak able mark. PPITT'C Not the cheap" st, but the beft flail 0 illuminating OH ever mde. WR1L D snoMaie Are or explode Jr . i. (he lamp is upset andbioken. CL1 Ovtr 600, OOu families continue to uae t, aivl do ncciiteots ;f any inscrip tion lir. etly or inrtirecllv. have occurrel from it. Oil Houm, ol CHARLES PRATT, EiUblished 1770. New York- J("LlU:s I.EWiH & CO., Jffr'lwnre Mrct aiiis, Kaieish, N. C, Sole Atreut.-i. Jor North Carolina. A OESFKti. Rfstokative. Hostetttr's Stoma' h bit crar - v uiphattcally a genial lestoratlve. Th changes which ihts great botanic 1 em 'dv pre- ncesin the disoruered onaulza'ioa a. - always aareeabiy th Ujth surely progressive, never ahrupt and vio lent On this aci-ouut it is admirably a-intd to persous t delicate constitution ar.awiak n. rvi-s, t wh m powerful miutt! dm-is -e pos lively injurious TiiQt 11 iniilsKs those nroce-ses which re sult in the r-i'itibil-lune' t of healthful vi or is conspicuously snewn tn cases whpre ii ! tckca to overcome tba' fruitful cau.eof dl iiity, irdieiloa, coupled, as It n ually is. with bni"ns and consilpa tioD. lhcrongn digestion, regular evaca atiouaDd abuuetant secretion are results which prompU and lnvariab'y atte-d it sympathetic use. It Is, besides, the beat )ro:ecttv6 against malaria, and a first-rate-diuret ic. jf P R I NT O I N G B Business men will And it to thalr inter est to patronUe the Njcws J03 bitim House. Ita supply ot the latest and most popular type and oSce appurtenances ren 5r It a favorite with all wh try it. VAKtteTIES. Mr. Kingsbury's pen is at work on the Oxford Torch-Light. So vigor ous and courtly and learned a style tells of Itself the name of the writer. 1 A runt of a hen in Caswell county that nobody had any respect for has just laid an egg the Tillage editor has measured and pronounces as large as his fist. Mrs. Belknap has the smallest foot in Washington and wears ones and a half and the wonder is how she and Belknap could have both "put their root in U." "He's no cousin of mine," said Ive Black barn when the Belknappers claimed kin and now Don an of the Sentinel wants the Evans family to rise and explain who is John Brans. Let John rise first. We never like to, rise in company with the blaok capon. . BELOAPPER9. t 1 Senator Edmunds never liked the man from the start. New York Her ald : "No." said Senator Edmunds. "I have nothing to say about the secretary. 1 knew he wouldn't amount to anything when they told me he could crack nuts with his back teeth." Oh ne; the public don't think Grant has been fooled at all-and that's what's the matter. Washington Republican; Now that Belknap's disgrace is known the world over, the wiseacres are beginning to And' fault with President Grant as a poor judge or human nature. Bad B's. Cincinnati Enquirer: What's the trouble with the B's? Here are Belknap, Babcock, Beech -er, Bo wen, and Booker, Minister to Turkey, all in serious trouble. The B's don't seem, lately, to have been working iu a good hive, The honey they have distilled has been illicit sweetness. Knows how it is himself. New York Times: It is with no desire, in tention, or disposition to shield Mr. Belknap from the consequences of his conduct, with no purpose of pal liating the great wrong that he has done, that we indicate in the circum stances of his crime an occasion of sympathy on the part of all men who have known what it is, even in a slight degree, to be subjected to his temptation. Grant would have liked him bet ter. New York Sun : Suppose Bel knap, instead of confessing, had fol lowed Babcock 's and Beecher's plan of stoutly denying the whole thing and using every legal device to keep out the evidence against him. He would have had a party on his side, and there would have been no end of fools to argre that there wasn't a particle of evidenee of his guilt. He would probably have been elected a deacon in the Beecher Church, have been iuvited to lecture before Yale College, aud of course Grant would have liked him better thau ever. O THE PUBLIC THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, Its Standing Among Its Patrons- OFFICE DAILY AND WEEKLY Raleigh, 1876. We are pleased to say to our castouieis and trlends abroad that our Job D"pTt ment has been moving nnder rspid pro gress towards the perfection we are aiming at, and we can now, with safety, place our productions in competition with any simi la - establishment In the country. In substantiation of the foregoing, we refer with pride to a few of the many tas tiraonia's we have on band embracing some of our moat reliable aad trustworthy city merchants, whose commendations we deem to be the beat criterion of our work. Testimoiiltls; We can commend ihe Nkws Job Office to all desiring work, in this line. We have received work from them that pleases us In eveiy particular. PARKER A A VERA. All desiring Job Work should patron'ze the Nkws Jon Office- We havu tried them and can seak trout our own experience. POOL A MOKING. Grocers and Commission Merchants. OfficbofA Ckjcbch, Raleigh, 187fi. I have used your Job Work for some time and cheerfully say that I have been well pleased with ft all. A. CREECH. Offick of H1EBW4BL House of of "1 i, 1876. j Juuus LEWIS A Co., Raielgh. We most eheerfullj' aay that the Job Work execut- d for us by the News Pab lis: ing umpsoy has always been flrt clasi and the prices very low. JULICS LEWIS & CO. The wrrk turned out by your office is tht; bpt I have yet bad, I am so much pleased with it I feel it dne you to thus express mv self All wishing job work of any charac ter should patronize the News Job Office. A. II. TEMPLE. We have always patronized the News Job Office, and have yet to say we have been disappointed. Our business re ations have always been most pleasant, and we are much pleasnd with your whole man atement. BERKELEY & 1! SOWN, General Insurance Agents. It affords as great pleasure to pronounce the work produced by you Forem n, Mr. J. i. Hampton, to be of superior character, both In taste and finish. We cheerfully commend your work to all. NORRIS9A MY ATT. Our work is received, and we are pleased with it. The style and quail y are not ex celled by any office we knuw of. For neatness of taste, beauty of execu tion and dispatch of work, I recommend th Mews Job Office. w. Jti. UUJJU. I feel that I cannot too highly Draise the beautiful cards Jut printed for me by your Mr. J. S Ham d ton. I must say the wrk lar surpasses anything in its line I harvc yet seen. Hereafter j ou may count me a regn.'ar customer. AUV. A. ilU'JU-U.I, Mdse Broker. To those who w sh elesrant work, low Dices and promot delivers we would recommend tae Nitwa Job Oma. WAIN WRIGHT, WILLIAMS A HOOD. Office of Mc Mack in A F aisojt, ) Raleigh. N. C, Sept. is. Our work placed under your care is re- ce:v d and examined, giv ng entire satis faction, and must say the style, neatiesf, correctness, prom pt n ru an d low prl ce. can - not be excelled Dv any omce in in is or any other Southern Slate. Truly, MCMACKIN A FA ISDN. We refer with great Dtide to the above list of recommendations, and it is still fur ther our pleasure to assert that we have ct to learn tne name or a patron 01 our omce who haa ever expressed himself dissatis fied with any ot oar productions. We are cons ant'y making additions to our stock of Type, Paper, Material, and gen- ral appur enances, by 1 he lntrod notion of everything that is new and useful, and five oar on s 10m era tne advantage 01 an a tet si vies aa soon aa produced by tha manufacturers. We spare no fffjrt to rriider our bnalnaaa relatione of the most pleasant and lasting character with all who lavor us with their work, and by being Prompt, Reaaonable, Accurate, and Acorn mooatlbg. we troat w may always retain on customers. fc or samples ana rrtces, or in:ormauou of any character, your correspondence is respectfully solicited. JEaltor JJews, Raleigh, N.C. NEW ADVERTISEMEfTS. w N E An nteUigent BOY to learn the Marble business. One who can write a good hand preferred. Apply to " MMILL A WEIR'S Marble Yard, KayettevUle trt, mh 8 iw F RESH - CANNED GOODS. Strawberries, Whlta Oherrlas. , , Blrfe Plants. J 1 Pine ABples, Toruaton, . Peache, " Corn; -Salmon. . , LobsJer, Received yester-iayi W.O. A A. B STROSACa. 3C)( SACKS FLO tJ and U sacks, mh 8 W C. A A. B. SACKS FLOUR IN . ftTRONACH. LB- SUGAR CURED HAMS. fcQUttl to North Caro- hua8tol6 ;b MahL. W p. - at A. 8TRONACH. 5 BARREtS BALDWIN AP PLES, y. 0 A A B,BTRONACH. r-frr BARRELS r EARLY ROSE J kJ Goodrich and .fceaiti i.iUow Irian Potatoes, Just to hod. W.C.4A.B. 8TOKACH. 450 LBS. COD FISH. W. O. A. B. HTRONACH. 20 BOXES NO. 1 SODA AND Cream Crackers- fresh Jut, baked. W. C. A A. B. BTKONAOH 200 LBS. NORTH CAROLIh N A H M8. W. t . V. B. RTROVACW OA SACKS FINE SALT. W. O. A A. B. BTRONAOH. piE FRUITS, FRUIT BUT TERS. PRESERVES, JELLIES, MI CE ME4T, .DRIED FRUITS. Full stock always. W. C. fc A. B. STRONACH. JOHN ARMSTRONG, No. 1, FayetteviUe Street, RALEIGH, X. C. BOOK BINDER AND BLAH BOOK MANUFACTURES. Newspapers, Magazines, Law Books of evetv description bound ii the very best styl and at the low bt price Special at tention to Blank boot 8 made to order. Bulingof every description done at short notice and low price-. mch 4 d3m U C T I O N BY SALE M. ROSENBAUM & BRO Will tke place at their place of buslnea EVERY NJGUT, from 7 to 10 o'clock, un til further notice. Private Sale, at Auction Prices, in Between Honrs. Sale commences to-niht at 7 o'clock. M. ROSENBAUM t BRO. Febraary 18, 1816 2w rjlHE MASONIC JOURNAL, Greensboro, N.C. The only Masonic Weekly published iu the South. Eight pa&es. Thirty -two broad columns. Will treat of every topic of In terest to the Craft. A weekly household compa 1 n of wbch every Mason may juMtlv be proud. (t!ee Prospectus.) TERMS.- One year, Si Six months, $1.25 K. A WILJI, de 9 tf Greensb-.ro; N. C. W N E D T f A wood Raker. One nncniiimhirpil pre ferred. Address "BOX 449," feb2S-2w Raleigh, N.C. ISSOLUTION ihe firm rf Williamson. Unchurch A Thomas ihis 1 ly dissolves. Either part net will lgn in nidation. Any claims due "y them they wish presented tor im meiiate payni.n'.. l'jrilfs oing them are now called upon 10 pay their indebted ness, or make satufiC'orv arrangement at once, one or the oilier mo hod must be compl-ed with. w. P WILLIAMSON, WM G I : PCI fJRCIl, .1. .1. THOM.VS, Ralel h, March 1st, l.HTd. lm QOAL, WOOD AND LUMBER. Keep Pace With the Tim COAL, Red Ash Egg Coal, per ton, $10.75 Nat " 10.00 Cumberland (Smith) Coal, per ton, lu.tf) WOOD, Hard wood, per cord. 11.00 Woon's Pine, " .1 .30 Old field p tie, " 8.00 Har i Wood, per cord, taken by By car load, 3.50 These prices covet the exnensA ol deli v. ery. 'J he usual reduction made on fuel sold at the yard. Lumber at low figures. mh2-tf C A RPEN VE R A T A YL0R. JJ OLIDAY GOODS. My stock Is complete in ftvery depart ment, and 1 invite the attenfon of Dtu chasers to au el gant assortment of Illustrated and Presentation B O O KS. New and Popular Juveniles, Chi l Wrens' Toy Books. Plain and Faucy Stationery. ELEGANT BIBLES. PLAYER BK)KS AND HYMNALS, in Moroooo. Pear' and Ivory bindings. Beautiful Cases in Stiel Work for the Toilette. Fine- Albnm and Writing Desk GOLD PENS, HOLDERS, ' PENCILS, AO from the best manufacturers. FINE EXTRACTS. COLOGNES. SOAPS BRUSHES, and other toi!et goods;, all of'whlcb is offered at the very lowest market price. ALFRFD WILLIAMS, Bookseller and station er. dec3-3m s TOCK PEAS ISO bnahela Stock Peas, at 11 00 p bushel. by the lot at SYLVifisTER SMITH'S Feed Store, N. 0. Depot. Ja26 Opposite Ticket Cffleo. MISCELLANEOUS. ERRIJARY 10TH 1676. Cochran, IeIcan & CoM - Broadway, Grand and Crosby Stv , : - 'i NW YORK, ', j IMPORTERS AND JOBBER! OI' ' - : ' '. ..... 1 D R Y G O O D S , Respectfully call tba attention of theU r f friends cecerally and of buyers about ta , visit New York, to their took ef LACKS, : ;., - EMBROIDERIES. 1UBBOKB. WHTTKlGOOWr, LINENS. .. SHAWLS. DRESS GOODS. WOTIONS, WOOLENS,. HOSIERY, Ac, AC, and aak that buyers will examine the same before purchasing elsewhere. feb 28tawf3w. GROCERIES! THE REASON THAT ALLCOTT SELLS BACON, LARD, SUGAR, COFFEE, FLOUR. MEAL, BUTTER, i CHEESE, FLSH, And all other goads In the Groceiyllne lower than other house, Is, that he BUYS -and SELLS For Cnnli. . REMEMBER WE HANDLE ONLY FIRST QUALITY GOODS. JJEADQU ARTERS Faii FINE DRESS SHIRTS FOR MEN AND BOYS. We are still supplying Keep's Patent Partly-Made Dreaa Shirts at the following low prices : , Men s Klees at fl for a single oae or fU per dozen. , , .i ., Boy's alxet, a single one for Si oenu or tlO per doeen . ' , ( , These Shirts are u.ade of the Genuine Wamsntta Afaslin and Best Irish Linen, and are unsurpassed in quality and style and are now leading all. others in tha , United States. Thelncreaalng demaad for this Shirt is evidence of perfect sat it fac tion guaranteed to our customers. Orders promptly filled on receipt of tae money. We also furnish a Dress Shirt oorr pUId with the exception of buttons and eyelet, holes for II each. Second only to Keep' Patent. 7 Call and examine them. i R. B. ANDREWS & CO., Clothiers and Gents Furnishers, 27 Fayettevtlle street, Raleigh, N. C. March 2, 1878. N O E We have removed oar MARnLE AND STONE WOKKS to oar new place of busl nesa on FayetteviUe street, next door to the "Standard Omce Balldlnc," where we will oe pleased to nil all orders for Monu ments, Tomb and iHhs of all descr'ptlons. Also Marblelged 4late Mantels, constantly on band. All kinds of Uranlte work cut toorder Also all kinds of Stone Maaoary, Mr. W. O. WOLFE will be loondat tha office at all times and la authorised to make contracts at the most reason aMe flmree for the above, vt e are also man of aa tors of Brick In any quantity. Contractors for Brick Masonry, Plain and Ornamental I'laatering. Plaster Centers and Oraa menta on band at ihe Marble Yard. Respectfully. feb?7-tr HAMMILL A WEIR. T EPORT OF THE GEOLOGI CAL SURVEY or NoHh Carolina, by Prof. W. C. Kerr, 175, for aale at the Book store Of AI.FKED WILLI H. Price in Cloth, W 60; Beat by ZtPr, IS; Postage by Mail, HOc f.baKtf IJHOMA8VILLE CHAIRS. Rooking and Arm Chairs, Sewing and Lasy Cfaalr Dining and SiUlng Boom rhaln, W H A A. R. arTRONAOrf. "COLOUR 1 FLOUR ! FLO UR 430 sacks Bakers Extra Flour, to-dayst W. C. a A, B. aTRONACU. :-r i I
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