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THE SENTINEL.
VILLUM K- 1W 8KAT6.N OAlE,
- -Ei?m,uia.
BATL'KDAY, JUNE 6, 1CS
ocn position.
ami pecuniarily, is detiluraMs one. I'.j)i -
ticaUy, we are poaitiv! unjurfcnt to relieve
ourselves, nor are we nioch twtter prepared
to Improve oar condition, speedily, in
peenniarr sense. We have quiet submit
ted to the "power that be," end compiitid
with the rrrtniiuUoM ot tlie part; is author
ity ,to the letter. ' Indeed, we have gone farther
sod have borne, a well wecsould, the un
just interfervm f tlione io power ith our
time-hotiofe.l fusbnins tin) h1itii()et,
MKi the- bi' luwakto -Uuritntiiitti,iiM
against tbe hit rar, eal yet at relief bu
com U our dutuxbed and (listnvctr M cnaa
try. The Radical party haa drmanrictd eoo
trol, with pledges to give jeace au l jir
perity to Uiecooutry they have hudthiuga
their own "way, mod tbe elood growa thk k-r
and more threatening.
The Southern people who iteni re peace
and prosperity, and who are aoiiow for the
reatoratoa t law and of tbe t'onatitulioii,
are, titerefnre, abut op to the necesity of
making tbelr appeal to the Democratic and
Conservative manaea of Uie North, organ
ized beneath tbe baaaen ot lbs Natiiwal
Democratic party, mi'ler tlio.'idamt;af
Providence, tor deliverance tnrtn oppress!
ion
and for rescue aad restoration. They are
pledged to afford us relief, it aux.eaful in
breaking the yoke of liu'lu-almm, and U
lieetrfrttCUd," WWW 1ouTt11V& Jmfi.Tif, 'M
rautiuun, and tiuiel, under (he lian1 .f iln
oppressor, to co-operate, M Ur iu w c u,
io aiding our iritmds of Ihc Niwtli W effi-ot
their Hitriotic dtseigns.
The Southern poopk kitve Msn Juvited.
to voper,t with them. They hsv he"Q
axaured that delegates from the Southern
btatea would be -welcome in the! H 4tionl
Dcmoeratio ConveotteB. TliU proffer tia
beou made In good fuith, aad it ticcouios us
to accept it in the proper spirit. We have
been asked, "What should be the course ot
the Southern detegntes in that Convention "
It is nut awe pftVMits to .Hw&f ihi sm
lion Tot the tnany able men who hare been
elected ffoiu ttwmth, - Tber know, ins-
better than w suggest, how tlicjr ought
to act. Tet it tnav not bo unbeconiiiiij: in
us to gi ve an opinion.
Southern delegates, hate beca asked to co
operate. They will be received cordially,
but our people are modest in their demands,
and will not forget their position tod cir
cumstancet in that body. We believe that
our Southern delegates will readily conre.de,
that, to the Northern people, alone, repre
sauted in tbai -CoBvawtioB, fieloog the riiit
and tbe fesponsibllity of effeotinf nrh an
organisation aa wilt suit tlwm.-iU laying
down such 4 platform as tKty can stand upon,
and tbe selection of such banner-bearers as
tktff coo fight Wr mmI conquer teUkj li
victory over Kadicalism comes, the" honor
and the filory of the vielnry will be due W
the Iemooratin aou Conservative mas -of I
the Nortli, and not to us. It will, therefore,
be our provinre to hffcw, nrt twt "'W" HP
tempt to Imil, Kor shall we go into that
Convention to be bovflU up by this -or that
interest. W shall go pledged ' to no nun,
or clique or faction, but io :pRr!H"r,ic,
As to measdrtt and men, the North mhst,
choose. Propriety, therefore, will demand,
when we we asked by the North, " Who are
yen fori11 to snyy 'm uimnV : ctto.ie, yau
must make tbe selection, because on you
rasta the burden of laeceM, and -when pow
hart settled.. ikflititcly..jimtS.. xoursjlvea
vhe it four thole, then we are ready to go
with yon." -
..W,S n)"s$ Jiot hjtrejt, aidi after the de-
cutoa lsver, as It was said at C uu-ago, by
any man or his friends, "If it had not been
for Um Southern delegates or if sneh and
such men had not ploughed with IhenoUth
era heif. r, siteh man would havrt Ix'ctr' nc
lected." This mutt aot be said, nor will It
be.
N ATI OS AT. DEMOCRA TIC CONVEX
From what we bear, there is a very gene
ral desire, on tbe part ot the delegates eloct
and other, in the Southern States, to at
tend the National Democratic Convention,
which meets in New Voik, on the 4tb. of
July next. - The determination of some,
pbitpitaUlwflui:ncc4.by, th ept;iiiic
of the trip, and hence a desire has been felt,
that arrangement would be made, with the
. , Italic IUMad..ajuI Steamboat Companies,, fa
allow perstifia, attending that Convention to
do so at half faie, or one faro going and
1 returning. . '. 't v
We regret to Warn,, fiom lieailiiuiittcra,
that all efforts to proctire aiirh an arrange
ment bare failed. We snake this atntement,
- - for tbe-ifnrwt'ioi - W all- parties, Thiw
who attend the Convention may, therefore,
expect to pay full fre on the visual mates
oi travrt. 1 -' - -I , . si"
Tbe Bti-am packet lines front1 Norfolk,
- Kewbern, Wilmington and t'haleslon are
running with great dmpiiti-h and ptompt
sess, their charge are ihikIi lower than
those on Ut inland -sanina, and - trip at
that season would U jtesiraUe and twee
'ia).w, nn.tT.1 nia I w -r- u-' '
We saw to day ButCbct ' Kuifv, made
tfom the sword point of tbe gallant Colonel
Forbes, wh wae killed as t ho battle .oi
; - Ooiitord C. H., March , 15th., 171. Home
lover of relics should fcecure this.- Urerni
' v bur Tinttt. i ' , , h
It I a reflectiott niton, the "lover f
urn rww'V'Wsta-pTsewnt 44w-ytwetiisiiwiw-v-t
4he-word into "butcher knife. 1 , ,
, It t vosrioKmht predicted that tbe
... i m i. . . , . 1
uumwaaWiBPWlulia 1 , i lull jl 1, pilt lEC.l,, H J.Cip.; 1
1 - ecraUttarthw Imrtea ttafa (wnafe, w
7--ST .Vir COSSTITUTICS.
We ff'ij thoroughly persusded that, ia sll
that we tirtrn against the 6fcW CmatitedvB
of North Carotins, during tee late Dsropaign,
w did hot exaggerate the evils which will
jcmuUie jmjtsj- laj?tr'p.All tlJn,
tticatioiift point to thespeedy rvcogciitioa amS
(; anise of the instrument by Cougrea.
Wu nliarve that Jjr. (knelt Wilson fan
sjjnkewTif rt in terms of high eoiogv, W
dart- ay that it please kim. Ilia whole
liejht ol a legislator fur Africa, ratbor tban,
America. We dare say, too, that it is
(.'onMitniion well enough adapted to the
imfMMtim, yi 4uiaAji4t j, VV. A -U sijt.
; sue h an one m Um people of Nortu fcVo
lina want ur would have, U they bail the
power to refuse it, nor oam at all Salted to
their coodit ion aoff reqUireiBeftW. ' "We say
tlie people ttLptni&yXae yt)iQ
the State km . inyWed mRi 6m right of
ssffrage. - Aj for tl.e negroes, who voted
Wider tbe encMnatitotloaal enactments of
more wuat be was voting lor, wbee tie voieu ,
for the CofiKiitutioo, than be knew of e'
Tilmud. We now make the predict
si itoUnn akall bavs foas into operation,
there will ki popolar clamor lot its aiaeod-
meiit (n many important particulars,--
clamor wlii. li will not be confined to those
bo oppowHl its adoption. ,
Tbe work ot or;vHUnr lipi a)ial fpv
erement, under the provikns of this Con
mimtlou, will be a tar more difficult' and
complicated oue, than ii)H of orgaitiwiK an
entirely new one out and oat, where none
had eiinted before. Ia the- matter of onr
Juilicial system, afone, the' abolition of the
distinct ion between actions at law and suits
in nity will involve aa amount of eompU-
eatioa and liugAiMHi, tna cannot be rgu-
tated or harmonised tn years, If ever. And
then the division ul a tpirst-ljr Mttled coun
try into towiiadiiptt, with spvuitlu bounds
nen, turiKlK.ti'Hi, x, ., will bo sue li a rnuc-
n'htf tmv e-rh Mm tfm. Iwmi.
. ' .; .. ....LgeJ Cuft)jte And the. Iliuliu.
vAiioii nion tun oieiti, euMtomn an.i assoei--atl.xis
ol out people, th it rtriy expect
i;n-at eiMi lusuiar and irregularity tltt; im
mediate' and protracted rttaulta. Of the
graver eyits likelto flow frotn this detest-
Me Cormlilultou, we liave lieretofiire and
(.(ten apokuu. It w unneeeeaary to pursue
that Mbjent ftirtber. We must now deal
with things as thef nhfortttnately exist.
W might have some faint tope that the
practical operation of the Constitution
wi aid be tern per. I, modified and sobdued,
if its manipulation And eeforeement . were
entrusted to discruet, patriotic, Simstbie of
fili'udly sge'nu, But, as matters stand, we
have ne such expectation.. A or say veaaat
to sail in is terrible enough, of Haelf, "but a
rotien craft,' with a very bad and inexpert -eoced"
crew lo tnaiiageIf,"S7 Tinder ntTcIr
cBoiataneoa, to be trmted, not even lor a
short voyage.
But, as we have horetofora said, we will
not prejudge matters. If thing turn out
better than w aetieipat, we shall be free
to admit that our apprehensions are agreen
My disappointed. Jiut'weegaJb make the
. pfttOieUaa4iM, ..hat. .. tiiensanUatiaia- ioi
nhattge Will be speedy noil ion1. It is ob
liged to be so. Jo people, in onr judgment,
can llvo contentedly or sa'letv under such
s funi.lametiul law, wiiich disfegsrds avery
preeetit of pruilem,Tr att(Urd tf so
clety, and avery lesson of vim experience.
Tttsi AattmU j' ( '.nawsfos tauuuJajit mitk
rctmiifi, that the repeated and emphatic pro
testation by Oenetal (ifant of 'defereucs for
"thu will of the oJe," arouse apprehen
sl'in, "aot merely that th candidate (bu
not Ulead what he says, hot thatlie means
something precisely fh'e npitoslte. The
two JVaiKileoss are (.lis most striking of
modern instance iif man who ptufoaseUly
worshipped the popular will, nntil they
found the opportunity to dethrone it and
put them-telves upas Mdec'N'oi national
kloUtry, tia. tirant's remark is iiuiU) in
the stylo of Napoleon the First or Third
before thwy bad got ttrmty sesttfd tu the
Saddle of France.
Lot laviu.B Coiitmit. This is one of ou
ablest" cxclinliigcs and lis 'cotutlitif are well
filled. Oen. Iluckuer has removed to Lou
iaviile, Keaturky, and has lieooine it &d-
itur. ... .
Cot.. Sr. IiBUKJt (iHti'FKb. Ii will be re-
meiulierud (bat this irallant Kmriish ulliej.
effocted hia ecaie- from the Dry Tortuas
svme time since, at the risk of his lite, in an
opuu boat uUmg sail from the Florida reefs
to the coast of Cuba. Ureat uneasiness was
feJt in regard to Ids fate, and bis escape
iiuin tne penis oi (lie sea was inotigut to
be almost impossible. We are glad to learn,
however, from the Mobil Mtyuttr, that a
letter lias Been received irom bun, dated
Havana, announcing his safe arrival there,
and seudinii his thank and aekuowledir-
uicftJi4Mtikinii-,trcUwsiU. luauuui oX .liut
oincers at u lortugas, and stating that he
was just auoui to sau, jlor Janglaiid. Thu
intelligence will be joylullv received bv
Ctilentil Ufentera.mftBy rieada thrbsghont
tue country,
FORHET AKO 8tKVKK8--A PuoPIIBf T. ,
otitis to one of his "twf paoers. both
daily,'" on the close of the impeachment
mat, 1,01. forney, tderit of tbe "blird
court," made this prophecy
"Miouttl tbe Heiiato of tlie United Ktatei
fail to convict ApUrqw Johnson on the ac-
citaatlunsiltbe UotuH,aot an electoral vdte,
vtiui uie exception oi me vote oi TV eat Vir
ginia, Missouri, and Tenuesaeo. will be
Kivoo to (Uh. firant in the , tioutheastcrn
state next NuVcmbef.
Bo Steven lironhesieJ :" That "if tl.s
Pivsitlent was not convicted, tbe iRsdical
camttdate would carry bat two Northern
DUtlJAr-jusmaciiuaciu and yernvoat. '
' Florida 1 fo come into the "Thiori witli a
ffovermir frorAWteonsTa " ThoerBaanuin
from Pennsylvania,!;. S. Senator from the
t-aftem ana western Btatct, and a local
Legislature made up of nrgroe and csrpet-
gien, seieeieo -miB an toe woria ana
the rest of mankind."' Creat Is the reitrn
ot carpet, bags, and brilliant the Congreaa
ional system ol llcconntrtKtton, They who
leave their country for taeir country's good,
tmmnhf 4 and exiielled weih ' tura- . th
awiitfWTK--....h,-,,Ua,. 1 ..ii,-.
btale,""aiitl SwiTiuirsanii "JlepreeiiCaUiiii In',
nhA formulae fiAtiaa. In tl.a SttulA1 i-,
" r . , . u.ni,'W a .i-.
eUIHJ.l AAU.IliOja lubJUU 11 itk laVUC all 111 1
r9dtlotT, - ; " ' -' i'
Hkkatokial CoL'HTEtr in FoiimkhTimu.. '
Gen. liiair, in bis w,t:h at the unvuhng ol f
UN nentoa sraiue laat week, said
"D,icSoni l hmjjed to the, g m-ration (A
stt-,-.sfl which lollowid the founders ol
thu govern mailt. When he entered Ooo
ftreis, Monro was still Preid.-nK and some
tcw-Ct' the Iramw at tU o.j Uottm wtw
memlersol Uie rKnate and A i- it mi
derstood and admired tin- f
ment which these' men 1m
uiaking," and rinKd slo
tound veneration Whii '. etei
embraced those who M3:tr.
led
m :
i-
no' xU"y,'i
beloiigetf to the Tleriioe
.tin
ll H. W Will. I
ha wm Mim.I .,. ,1 ,i v ,1
better etewphfy his respjcifiil devr.:,- to
iiDsvenxciu man uie iMimint ioi u.ve in 11
ne naa mn.ie a siieecti in reply to some
member, snd had spoken with force and Sni- i
atatiop. "When it was ov.t (he says in his !
tetter) Mr. King, of New ,.k, cm..- um)
ill a ....... ojf mr uji.i ohjiv (1
; ',1 oi
my band atitl said that, he would si,u,k t.
me aaa father that I had uri-at .own.
0J that tie 't'lt a slnceri' !n(i-u
o nuinii laive tun n..ei! oi wnnirt.; in;
against the etttta-t of my
heated itf o'i,rt. lion : i
y leniH'ranu-nl v Io n J
llitit midi-r thoM. -ir- i
etlituec 1 took an utithoritaiivu runniii r, 1
upon the older tii'-mbiTj!, and ndvi-i- I mi
to tnodi rate my ni inn r. ,l li!-'. i li -n-
ton. 'wins real frlcndfliip, et,etn-ed t. kind
nes of manner, and hail it i IT.-et ' 'fm-ntv
yearn atVerwtirds !i nt-.n m. t t vi o -. w ..I
ftllltlS King in ('oriole. Iind hi- i t-l t' i m
'that be wa Kind to h-t them both . I ho
inrere lei" n hi had toi the ni. tii .rv ol
their falher.' "
- Tn Ciinsiwct.i l v Kji
day, when reliL'io m Si-cls
In t'r on i iT
I IMJilllid t -
ttmis dlvitleit and einhiitered t
Eiwlanil, that policy which, -is
i,('"llU- '
ihe ii f
went, aiionin "teuu natvn"i- tin-
iey that rational minds fnvored. Th
were Cavaliers even who. when th. v li.i
md l
iit '
it impnssiblp tn restore' rtiSfteil, were w
ing to submit to Cromwell a a Diein'.ii
Tiiey were tired of anarchy and ,-,!n.-;i
wanted pence and order r anything im'!
than what erlstrd. H'leh aa-ntim.nit i - f
urowiiijr up in this comuoini' v. T
Hi.
t tW-IMS'I'ttf W lUtd Any .laiit tu thclUdi-.
ai lit -..utiot.li..ii '
programme. 'The N.-ri
lot they are l'Mt l.i-.i..t
pnXnVKHr1- "' I'-'" ''""
under 'it. It the liailiea
.'Hi -;.!.' h j t
it '!'!. v s i- no
i,d . f j.r. .--. i i 1 v
poiilii ian ill i io-
cago were willing to take'Ueii,-.. under
tlie feeble., wiahy-washy piutluim aduptid,
it waB because they kn. vv tlmt thu iuim,.i
ol their own party were ile'. rin ji.,1 to
have him as their Candiifa'c, aio-tlier with
e wiltiiwil a-platform:- 4e:- Hrtm nn-h-r-stands
thin fully ; hence he treat the p in
form aa a tiling of ahie.ls im I .ateiie
What a rebuke to the Noitheni l.inaii.-i.l
and incendiary tulken, rrities and nhnf:
whangers that the man ot war ahonld b
looker! to as the one best tilted "to nrtlh: th,
Hiftutn." The st4 ol tlu: AmiiriMJUrwiw
well may yet ti rwiiiirt'd to hih the elant
ors of an American "Kump," UicJiuumd
WMg,
RjKJBrTioN of JJon, 1 1 K N n y S;ONtiKiiVJ.r ;
Tbe Senate yesterday jiTe,eii,it. .i ,m out
rage which, in malignity and iniu-iiee, is
BOt" ? Jt'gel fiHT 1 h ti J' brtficrii..tis!r..lis Btiifsea
of numerical powir which have signa!i..'d
the rule of tyranny and utitrajre on "the part
of the Radical majoiitV in that ehaniber.
Mr. S anbery ia ktiown, throuLdiont the!'''
whole Union as a most eminent and diwlin !.
gotaiied jurist, whose profeKsinnnl ability!
aad high personal character hnvc shed Im"-. !
tTwnyww'tWe rwr-rf ttw f'nftftt (Wste." "'Ft'
emptary tn private life, and ad. .tiling the
Social sphere with rare virtues he l.clont:-
to that old and exceptional school of public
men wno are deservedly regarded in mod
els, and whose wrib and 'fume from a i irt
of the national liistim-liini.
i ne (iremoeiu nominated nun lor the it
position which' lie recently honored, andlli
fi'OUl .wlliclL.ha VtlluilLaxilv.. .wiliulruut in or-
Her to take part in the impeachment trial ;
and now be has l-en shamefully rejected
nod for no nther reiunn than became ' In
dischargtsd that duty with fidelity and .. a!,
and with an ability which dnarlnl and -h-feated
the iinpeaehera. A diaappointe.l and
partisan majority has nvcitfred itselt np..a
a pure and honolable man, the Inn-ht-i ot
whose shoes they are not worthy to lo .se.
flaf. laid,
ThkLaik Ex-riiKxini-M IIuiiimv
tue papers ui an puiitM, uuu le e-.vot
.a--
udus, pay approptiaio ttioutCH to the niciu i
.trirrvf Ilia tall. T.Pi-.itit.,nF Tnel,,..,.,.. Tl ., 1
Philadelphia fatlger, in giving an interest '
teg sketch ot his life, remarks r j
"He was regular and methodical in all lii.-'
habits, rising at six o'clock in the morning, j
and having every part of the day reirnlurfy
allotted to its pnrticiiliir work, duty or I
U'istire, nntil his hour for retiriii!;. wdiii'Ti'
Was invariably ten o'clock. In hn li.,n,e
lifn at Wheatland hi manner wen kind and 1
genial,1 and his habits eentiillv d m.a'ic l
allhohgh thoroughly hospitable. He ma le I
it ajiractice to visit all hi neihl or of'j
every station ot It 10 m the auiroundinjf ;
country iri his regular evenim; walk, 'chat- !
tingwitn them about tiieirihotne attatra, and
was personally much beloved by tlu-m all
And lattt, though most Inipnnant to Imn
DOW, it is due to bis meinory to say, that
Under a!1. the craft of stntennieti there as n
vein of religious devotion in his toivate
llte,roncaled tram ad but thoe h ) knew
htmirtTrt, oTWhrt lived lit hi- ltoue,' and
this may stand him iu stead, now tilt lu
has passed away from the at rites well as
(he honors of thin world "
rHlUTIlKltN 1HAI1K WITH Ual.l IMOIt.,
The i6n irivcs the followinir statement oi
the receipts of produce from the Soutli ' at
that port lor the month ol May :
T'OI cotton ttiere Was received 2,107 bales,
: PWtf bales irom c hark tcoifv 71 balii
from Norfolk, 431 bales from Svitnuah, 45
bales Irom Kieltmond, in bales drOm W il
mington, n. and 2.1 oaiet troin other
North Carolina porta, Of nayalstores there
wr received 8,66S bt:rel ritain, S58 bands
sufr.it turientine and 051 barrels pitch from
Wilmington N. C. ; 1,578 barrels roaiii, 14.)
barrels turpentime, 2SJ1 barrels tar and 20?
barrels Ditch frotu other North Carolina
ports; 733 barrels rosin, 701 barrels spirits
turnenfltte and 2U barrel' tar from Norlolk .
ad 92 barrels mem ana 0 barrels spirits
ttupentinc from Bichmynd. Fri'tn. iiteb
mond 1,827 hoesheads And 841 packaitt k
tobacco- were rtttciveit, and from Norfolk
313 packages. Itesidet thn- above, Inroc
(jrisatities of lumber, shingle , al(j..k(
heading, ftlt, early vegetablm, i'nilu, ilui,,.
hare been tVeceired from Southern iioru.
giving fair employment to tho fb.-et of little
steamer and sailing vessels pit ing to those
waters.". - v""- , ' "- V"
A Lcsma toft Vs. Mr. Janice Bmatl. ot
Washtnatoa City,- voted the Conservative
ticket Monday. , It ts stated that on Mr.
Stnall apiMaxuiR tth?,Post-oilioe Tuesday
was oidered to leave luiuietlialc 1
. - e , a ..-,-,;..n, -1 ,
umw, n was uituueu w leave luiuietiia
ly. Hut u Boutbern man discbarircs a
negro far voting to dtafranchfafe him, some
arbitrary military satrap declare tlmt the
fuLliaiiU La taiijjUi auoiiL ih. ai.,-yi,. !
his n a free eotmfry. - - -
NEW ADVIHTISEimrTS,
HCtsr, Sugar, e)sur.
A(KU)J COMBO " 8Ca AR, very fWp.
For sale by
..ne 1
DuVOLAS BK1X.
j. JrrUnr, Ilt-rriiis llerrlui.
i)r1lll ( I'f tfKHI.ISaS still band,
liHii iil lie tl(i atlioveat nirkot prao.
. 6 ir UuUOLAii BELL,
!' Genuine Peruvian I
-Tm--etrirfTt1l'ltlrit t. r Tl tTAT lr(.gt Vl5 -
, . ...
iki i .. .mull n ua HO)- Ci-oU tier Xi
Ft i
i ,; ,, skwula ukU
..
SSOI aat, (I tth 3
i Itlootlwortli
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W. II JOKKM k CO..
if
Au't'rn and Vmst. McretiRfiU.
KOfhlUtV AT 41 f'IO.
Msi I m-l(j
.1 li no Of li. IHOH,
'n:;
.M at TOWI.K1 At CTION, one
'"I IhihI ItlKIKAWAY in ruuiitni-
n,.. s,.(i ij
I. ilAKNF.-v. kh.l .Vi,. r i
JAi. M. 'I'OWl.EH,
Auiiouei-r
Y OUNG'S
IK) A Hi) ING HOUHE,
.1H IIIK VMHKOl'ol HOIhH,
I M I I l.i II.I.E KTREiiT,
BALFylGH. H. C.
It. mill, j,,,- Ih-, (X,4(.
1
i ,
- In to.i.. ina.l. on li.,r.t by tlie Month.
ini'i ,. .,(., i,, i ul, j,. ,,1 W(,J f,H nilo-d.
MK. II. W. MILLER'S
ISOAUJHNG MOUSE.
DAY,
",
WKKK AND MONTH.
4 ru, 4 or n, 4 orn.
) n(l HI'.hMKI.I I'HIMR
f Corn, iul arrived at
W U I T K
" f i t ItUki'H A Dolilrs.
.XI.H Mlllll: AUAMAS'I lNKCANlll.tS
.Jul artlve.l at
ll 1 IVIH'HCII A IH tl s
2(
, smiir, finiiir.
i.isl.s. MOUI-. l.tikllToN J..M I V.
Jut le Itami At
" "i I'i't HI'IC II ,V IM lltll'S.
S'
': koai :
"' If t'l't;Ht'K('ll A DOIll) s
I or Sale.
fllVtO HltsP li.M'K COTTON tllNS, 4.i and ill
i .Saw u -1.,. tun.
W. II JO.NKS A CO.,
.bo.' -lf Audi 'a and tN.iii Meiehanta.
T
Fur Sale.
NIC
liuii-n
NICK I STI I K Plan within two
..f tbe City. Comfortable liwulliug,
(lin and Cotton I'rcea and ueceoaarv
lb.
...u-l.uil.hiiH, and a mee voting Orchard of uideel
iauiC. . .... . . .
! W. II. JON I'M A CO ,
: Jiiu. .". If Ancl 'l and Coin. Merchant!.
M
- Olt'H OFFICE,
nAi.EiGll, Jt ne 3, ima.
AN
OIIIH.NANCE of the City of lUli-ixh re-
e all citizens to thoroughly eloaDae their
inw, dnriuir the lirst am Uy of MY. Juno.
ily, August and WeiiUanhcr, in eih and avery
anil tu deuat frum the practice ol tlirowiu
iolio.li f biiv kind in the Btreet of Uie City.
XUii I'ukat -wilt iuia. the priuuiae of ail jmr-
,..(. aim r..ioi-i iiiiaw wno tall to eomly with
j Viet Or. liijatiec ai.il aiibject theoipelves 10 a lin
! .it tin, which will be strictly utorcwl.
j I i.Nii.f. etaut nhiitil.l he frelv tiaed toon-nerve
I 111. h, nltli i,f the C,lv.
. WM. II IIAVWtMJI),
Inn. :it Mayor.
A 11 !
" North C
l-olina r.ftl-.l.
'ttTr ir."er: irmwjtfflir
mfft if
I'II4T4M.K tl'IIS!
rpitK Sl'nsCKlDKH haa litat returned from
.1 Ntiw York, widi a aplemtid colleetioii of
riroTtiouAi'iiic matkkials.
The tioeeHt atnl flncBt ftsaortltictlt of FKAMF.S
In
iieht to tlua place, in which pieUircx
,11 be 1
0 AL
lace.l at in icet. to aitlt lite timcH,
J''.HV---tvt eond diaa from Tileknr Hall
J.uuu.4 3ut J W. WATSON,
(entlciiun,s Furnishing Store.
t 1 AVl-.lik AUilt.latHMnMtarv Ul a linuUumaui
.t.latHMMMtary w a 14.
1 Hit can lie obtained of
IJ coiiij.ii
CLO 1 1 1 I KRS
itl'I'OSlTK TUCKE11 HALL,
JII'taT KK4T:iVKIIt!
IMNK HI. AC K UUKSH Hlil TS,
i
FiNK It LACK ALPACA HACKS ANI
ALPACA
FliiK KS,
icw lut of wry rttipormr
Will I 1-7 MAKSK1LLK8 VESTS,
Vi., tWwrllo m waiui -..! her.
At
R. B. ANDREWS A CD'S..
upuuiiiie Tuckr 1111.
June i It
Kaleih. H C.
J If V U KtKt V ft l:
NKW tyOT or
FINE DSK8S SHIRTS,
A
Alt mi-ra. A perfect rtt Ritarsnteett tn every tn-MtarH-e.
All p.-.Hni.N in want of auch a luxniy eh.aihf
call anil -ninply th. maelveaat once.
At
It. B. ANDREWS A CCVB.,
Uknt's OifTriTTino Ksta uLisny kmt,
, Opposde Tucker Hall.
Jnoe 4 11 1 . -I BaJeisbN. C.
"1!"al 'i'Asf.il pi pi. tisi; -" ' ' V-1' '
kahkb RKMJ8. im. i. jsioau.
KFlt Blf.ftS A CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
dcnrral Commlssloa MfrrhaBts.
SrK4'll."AKry itrfril.sx ATTESTTIOir
to sates of Cotton and ail other kind of pre
tlaoo aad irua4 XHiaras BMtila. -t
Oar long eipwieaee i business fives as saris
rlitr i4vntj,-ei in making safe at Um kiKhoat
market (ftieea, .... ,u
cm ion lorwaroeo to uvarpoot m ot peamaf
rlOY..iW,rt'ilvll.ii n a. .. .. ..naw .m a.n -
'" "rr TtTTS'. JZZZZJTriZr uZTETl.
Ursft, sate rtoa. JB,,- f. Moon, &leik : A. T.
Matt, immw w at : caa. Auam 4. tleatli, Bauut.
lelil,; ata, ti. n. tint, taaison j urn. aoacas
ti W, WIWw : Von. At liif (, Tarbtiro, an3
B
' wtlaiat i Htm. As HieS, ThHkwo.
Norfolk, Vs.?Juue 4 -tr .
inscixxASEoiJs.
IiYfos the BirsnuwiiK
COL. C. T.AMES' NJEWORLEAXS
. mmi m -circus.
THI ONt.V JOI V-IS ksi. AND l.UiliKjtl'
XSDI.tMI 11. m iiivipk -.,n
tedrtlm in tli itiv,-rM., in rMtr for Knl
eurti. sntt writ itTtirr ironnr the Ttirti mirt.
r e.- atare a ! il.'em. n , manoui.tl.
t'Oattf.rw, Ao. , Ae.
ne a bt
TO HI 1 1.1) i: it.
f r a 11 1 K niiih ruiKiH-.i vMil rooi-tre pi.jjnH for tin
SUt-iairvuu. lat -tlir. 4klA. HiMn.ttti J ail la lk
town of WKtfo.buro, nntil 'be anih'or Jiim. -
The C'minty mute irnniiin, t April Term, fur
kvinK the taxeii neef-hnary for sitiil i.?iirn.
lY.iMal Io be un.le hi wriliujj or by jerni:i!il
interview with . W. i (,,, chairman of ide Itoard
it Coniniim.iotn r K. W. COt.fc
1 . HAW1HAVE,
i. w. i i rii h,
I' Kb H4KbHON,
Jiuh) a-4 s. a aukoma.
FOR SALE! ;
I H t I.TITIOItl'..
VN OI.Il Ei'r.tbt.tHi:il WIIOI.KHAl.E
Bai l) 1 eelitrallv l.-atei1, lilteit
up in V ry v , 1 1 . . ' 1 1 " l U , mi. I a Mount hn-
unoMi, ui t wuij . ai.if nii'sw.4Jrkwtt'-WBit
MU. litf int. rent to a il. wiral !e j a r I iV, r . itltli a
esah eapital .rf Slil.uno,
Thin ti m . n."i I n mi y iar.li iui itT-ie.l, an
lher is already a Ri.. hnain. .-tablulie. siul
canaity t.e fciilaiefwt t:, mimIm very i.r.'titabh
For nartieulaiH, addreM iin ;il7 llaltimiirr
Post Office je ,1 71
Htllslsoro' foul .Til ii In u anil Truna-
portallon 4 imuiy.
rTUE ANNUAL MKKTINOnf the stoekhohlen.
X of Ito) HiHiiU.ro' Coal MlMttjr and "1 i atiwf.or
tauon Cooipaiiy will be held at 'their offlne, No.
112 l-arl trt-t. in tlie City of New V..ilt. on th.
tirat Tueaday in Jalv nesi, at 1 o'.-l.K-k I' M
W. H. WKK1INS,
Jiuiot 'iawt.l he, reUrv.
North Carolina Military and Polytech
nic Academy,
HIM.ll4KO', . 4.
1 SECOND TKHW
1 begun
f laia
truia July tat.
Ca.teU Will la. received .
il Ul 11
Die
l.'wr eTmibtrw .'fvorai-fo- p fwi Tf'rmat.m. twV
Uia ttt.s 1, L. 1 Il'v,
June 1 lliaalm .in-. . imetuleut.
Kiltrt'irH Srlnif Kcinile t'ollegf,
a in it v 1 1 ! on n i t , is . '.
tOMMKNCKMKNT IKlvM t.U Ul anv
A.hb-ea bv lii -v I . I). M
Ki-nl.
il 1 1.
Concert ai loeht, ny.i. i ill.- in aiai-ln.-i.t ,,
Prof. Jlin. KoerlM-r. (lls.ilMlte nf lite Uln.i.-Bl Cote
acrvatot v, Muui. a. . ;,. . A
I'he Siiljt.utli previeu.-. S. in. ai by (l. v, H. T.
HiuImou
Tlie next KeKwii.n will ., . i. I In- M.Jt.ilav f,,!low
intc .Inly title
Ibirin llie (reaei4 Nch,.latle pear, IMll .ir..l
have utatrl.'il.ated. 'TUin to I ci,t,h Iui iln. It
C. It llllllilt K, 1'l.e'l
June 1 tin Killlell'rt Hj nntra. IN. C
100
tAKKTH'--'--Tsrio,ir aim' '"-"'
0.!t A W. C Ml ItONACII
tuav 'il tf
knulT.
I'OCNDS I
;a.'d. Try 11
Nt'UONAtTI.
!. T A W C
Hortli Carolina Hinihg Property for
Sal in Baltimore,
VERY VALUABLE GOLD MINE AT
AICT10N. r
WILL BE 80I.r. BY VTKTt'K OK AUTHDIi
ITY vested In Uie nnderalyned, at. the Ki
ettannre Bales-Bowm.-'fn-'rhwrtffrflfyiattfmW "Htf
Tueaday the l day of Jnue, IHH, at on oiel.ick.
P. M ,, all dip propr't.y of the Haltimoro A Mont
gomery Muting Company, hutWr known a the
8TEELE GOLD MIRE,
on tlio Tfthftrie rfrer, in MontKrunprr rmintT,
North CaroHa, containing alat 1W ACKKS
T;ANI, with all ft fiqrdfrtnvxit, Mmminfc ttfiwb
Kipam KiigtiifH, oitf t.r 10 hi u-11 ami llicnttuT (.1
25 horix) power, rnmpn, two rotintf .im1f.1e, Hi
ftttt diatnftttT, 3 Wahrst wih IWkirii aid
IMtrii.Uitdnnt, a large Jiiwnliii-hunso". lUmi.
HtablPB, IfSAfriflm.th Hhop, a?.(! arum I 2 Miiall
huiirwa for i.i'r, A a.
Thin inineui known otiti uf iha mit vlnij)i
intljia country, aut.l Bufliciciitij dvclofUM, tt a
dtipth of upwards rf IM) tVff fO Hm to justify rx
tfimiVH opcration ; thvpjn in cotitposttl ifr
ffitlawvu Hlate , and fnnn an annfitfoim ld of
from 10 to li h'vt Iu lhirku6, carrying vuty rusU
Btronji vein of frt-e ead in its etfutrfc.
lhorougti ana ronaoie Gxanunation and
Dor'iH haro befn ramie by Prof Chat. T. Jackson
of Bttftton, Irof. (l-ertth, of Phiiwiipphfa, and tin
lato irtij. Huter, wno au agree and rtprfeiu
this miuintf nropertv of grunt mti iiimo value.
, Tfci Lt Ui u4fe)awu a ofaalt)..
Kor further mjonnation aa refc;ardt! rp rln
Ae., A o, apiiv to
No 153, liultinjory 8t., Ilalnuiurt).
urar 2 dAnWiaw4vT
A-
MANt'KACTUHEH 4r?
GOLD AND SILVER WARE.
KKEF9 CJiNTANT1,T ON 11 A NTi
Gold and Silver Wan-hea, (lck.
ne Cntlerr, Table Wttre,
- a-Bts Jewelry, wptwltst-les, '
and all articles usually found in a flnt-.laa ea-
abllaluueiit.
Hall and see.
Jane I flm
JIMP!
JtllP" 1JKBT KillHT
V ' at o'ejock
Jane s-oadjw.
IrHIED FRIIT.
ATfE WANT Af-riVK. relttnle Aeenfs at ev.
T V rylpot (m Krnit aetiti to aoli.it nm-
aisnmouta ami aanbaaa an aiuda U JfltllAll
ritUlT. i , ,
liberal advancement will lis msde on al) eon-
stiiitnente, npowreeemS-of Brfhr-of linny-,-"reotf
qtuea met sua prompt rMwrMruHi(l . -Oally
li uie L'atrebl Mat to Uioae sWrinj
thtm. , . .
j. n. ntNTER ro .
Oeneral Prod ace Commission Moftn&,"T"3T
ane sw . mrtiHttoaui, .
- Wtlminirbio ioamasi talent Prm, rhae
loti Tiaxia, aad Mamuw Hw 4,',; hen, copy two
weeks and rwrd biila. .. , ,. , .
(M
iTsall .
Tirnf HAT.r nUIA It Uerrlniis.'
A w dsji dois Biiad.
fMertait At rVajthr Ba.
W. at. JON U A D4.
. ta.v
wtviisflssaitn
2i. . . ' ! try ffsa
Juse a-U . W. USrROHACil, j
i 8 K K T M.
'Awes
4ete-
Janet tf
(l,T,iff BTKON ACH.
ETaA LIFE INSUHA.KCE COMPANY
or iiAifTFOiii conm:
I 4-iiMRrei. snW "i1"1 .i'i....i.. ..... ... , .!.' I.. ..jJit,-1!
3- r ' I!
nmM fci.it ai urLi-.jat--... ; . . -,1 mvtimxm
t '. wvi. " i i .1$ e kv -i
.litnWM1; ,v V i4kv' '--t-
a , " -s, .Ma. la-JH - -f I r ," 01. ''
. 4 tke.4j'. rf.iwtih.fcs)tsn.Ijtf iBsnraisre VruWllaH)llLla-' tn,aaii ,
ment of any I ouiiiany, or liv alno.le aai-uu-.ti, ai.thlll(; I, )! fo, the Jt'.TliL heioi h '
... t L... ...... A ...! ... ,i.',J k... i,. .. . . I ........... ...... . 111 Mm
Ooiu.suis in Aniwu a, made to ihe
show tbe talio of en.i'iie Io each tlot) rereivoi by
itarv L IMK
it, tll he bb that th t-Jl.etii:a of tile &tt
llialli ai ( i; t (.Ullliiai
wrar t in tmte. tl 17, arid m 107, HUH The rrrei ... tl.c iCm at ra, in tttoa i sMsi
latin, .i,iaiM76, and in lee7, ', '211,447, ConaianienMi. its sanii in Hit! Ihr. e years -walfaTm JL1-
W, to which add 7 r cent inierr-Ht to July t, 1MC IW,17 M, najkti.K a-nsvawi tosat al awa.
avd over lh averi;eof all .after ColuimiucH. ft,xw;,
una in the nieiianri 01 bh...b, a apiilied t.v tlie l..u l-.UKnr Wtllit, tha gresteat of l-.'
aclual l. 8. In all Conicaltie. i'd aoillilv meatia that th CofiMnno v.1.m. w.-t.. aei'lea
vmai.'Wi.aos(iEa'WHe wawul
I OUlOhUV, tin Me ciiIiipt.rli.oiJH .,t ettl. lal 1
lii.sttraittv i wii
i- a.-M
NFW Yktt 1
Kva-tiRis
I WiA.
Cotineclieut Mutual
Charter Oak.
Equitable .
41 lobe Mutual.
tJertnania
(Jnardian Mutual.
Home
Knickerbocker . . .
Mutual Li to.
Mutual Bciuflt
Manhattan
Maas, Mitt uul
New Kiiojand Mutiia
New Vork Lite
.. JNotiU. Aniaucau..
l't-ixmix Mutual
Securil y
l nion Mutual
Waahimrton
:t7 ll!
:i:t I
111 3:1
4 0 0;
:t.i us
4S OA
M ,
;)i .
:il wi
1-1 '
411 ill
117 (Hi
Z 0(i ,
"7 11
;r-' tw
Av.
Tin
lllfic ol It) (',
".Kina" . . .
,lianl H
1 1
711
i!t!
lllllel
Ti.e .t:tta
"f.'.r Itk'", wan ' (i ,TjK"."TK)S', Tiii'tilu'rh
' ln,i; :i 5' :i7,
' ltw.7 " tali'.), Hi
. vi, t. .umpouiid inteiewl b. July 1,
,d. 7 per
1 -UI havt'ti 1.-V (lit
, tlie oflu iiil (cpori.
J ii no I tf
PHCENIX MUTUAL
LIFE INSUIiANCE COMPANY.
i;iM rEMKMie,, I'rc.idcni. j
M itfArVV, la the laxajle of Morih (larohna,
1. It l Mutual l .
nntpany, the profita beinH ilituled
2. Itaittaiired ai ailowaU to travel and rcaiu
Hide 1
in
aeaaona of the ye
0. Io. divi.temU have aversgad SO per cent yearly
by.UiciitMiirf.il.
'4,vTlioncte'rf';!l'Wfftrl!ffi
lia loanoa have been met by the annual interest
over to awell tbe KPlteral ftilKl llelonfi-inK to th Insured.
II. It has paM over tM),4MN of lnes, ami
T.'-fta rtmf TOtie-ares-en) asaoy
8. It will hoc isscak an esaoeND litk.
tl One hslf Ihe nreminm will be reclet in the
is kkvkb liediictoa frem tlw fa.) of tbe nolicv:
111. It has no ooMKKtrriow with Fiat- Imhcrancr.
Rrhitior (hitriu lf.r if (he CoiiijMiiilrs (qurttlitiy i' KoHh C'ariJimt. WI to their
tm-k mul LiulnlitieH, taken from tlie. jVf inrk Jnmranc Jitpori for
the. year 18457, whit L Ia the, hist, ti-puri-r-ahmvivti how much nf Atttta
m (hmpiny hm- to mivt rarh dnllnr nf TAnlnJify? ' - .
fTrtpvrx Mrrnr
.1",TNA
ONNKITICOT MOTI'AJ.
Kyi ITtei If
Manhattan
TV
ITHKN'IX atDTDAL offcra peculiar inctu x
latuaa uith i Kaxd to residence and iran 1 htinu
1 licmt ntatt'inontaare made from lmpattial n-)jrts
ri;.'...w hi;.. n i
. ,kr: m sRvvsn.MiaMa, f.nTrr i-rnyT-frtni-iimi .aii.7aiia.a..i. ai4
For ftirther fnformsfiori, apply to the Trm'eHtnff Areitts, or tn
Jan. I--124-3B
UKOOKLYN LIFE IXSUIUNCi; COxWaTy. ! ,
It!
!
'
e
isi
Ll
s
9
A
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id
0
s.
M
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a.
J
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ABSOLUTELY NO RESTIUC-TION V
'all policies PosmvEiY
'' ' fi t
"Jr" ri 'i,l',V.M af " '
w. " - ' 0
.. ' ." '" ' ' "" ' ' fl'oi 1 ' ( 9 m ' ,
F 1 J V "
-ii' il a J: ; f ;
Ve i i.'tljl--J. fmi
,, . - - ,JJx..a.rfi. a...i .iii,.
."' jfi -Ui, i ... 'j Q . J j otMt,
BesiT'.rsrt of tlie premiTirri loaneti, ami no fotm'of premium ntft UaUe 4r--'
ai ou the polipy in case cf dtati after the fseconjearV ""'?
' ' ' Willi IH 1 ' ' ' ' 1 iV SM ! .at C ft:, mK
TliU COMPAN. OFFKB8 PIUIULIAR ADVAKfAOKS TO- THS BOfJTHXKH VeOFtJL-tfft & '
Us most .",,,. - . V'
LIBERAL COMPANY IN TUiUXITED BTATEjC
Ilaratawlj.iiiciaWis.lAM.akeri ' '""" '"
)r moH Jfo: ,-At , DtAoatlwny. New, TTbtVXnty.
WB. Mi CO LB.
srre4Fr, '
tamaKmweiwaiiiisaiaawn
Inriinnatiu) gWTy famld Si sSail, f,
m k,. a- ...... ... j, t, j'Asij .Si vjj-'"''
-4-
KJmh, N C, atarek 33 -litf 3m
'J!Jl.icir.
f the Hist of htwXo
aba U,..l
:-h I i.ti.i.i,v, for the taros .r.L. i w "f1
mm Tn-L i...
'ai
are
a. I. lewei lhati any otha. romnati. . :.i 3
11 mil of ...eh S10 riw.4-aJr7. .
y mean, that the Caiawau; wh.(. am t BlaJVTT
i-laitej.m',
1 stau ment plainly fhow -T-SltiaX
ivitiu'it in .liiievHtl.
ITJilXrKSII.Nli
aee. iter
and ( hnniH mri out of lach 100 of income.
I .
j, 8 Yer Avertg..
I 2S HO
89 18
W l
81 4t
83 n
45 1
as w
38 00
40 1
80 54
SO 44
88 18
M
Hi 5s
ai SI
at).;.
Jtu 44
as 71
i t) e s
44 4.'t
83 0
f 8 U
7 04
BATEt;'" '
SliXI7 M
JM.HV) 8
I'll. Mi IM
iM,m 4
'J ft !
:ui N i
:U ti?
17 sa ,
;: 1 '.'ii
in t,H
:io tut .
(;;
:;i .'.n
:i:t U
:;o h.'i
Urt fcti
.-&.M,T.
:;o 9?
:! :in
j SIH
-in -10
2ti 81
II
41 12
no on
H4 M
HA 87
22 70 jj
27 :ttt .,
:t: !
:tn fn
J 4-4
a 4s j,
Jt ...U.4,
2Q 30 t,
70 ii
Hi M
4 1 i7i,
111
Jt! .12
fit)
HKl,
4 !Sl
11
an I
i, hy till ,.ho t!?,Bat the J
W. H, C&OW, Maiafr
JAflllN F. Ul Kit, fiettretsir)'.
Urn AKnt invitaa their athntuin to aha l,u.
anioriR tho ngured
any pa, t i t tba Uniwd Btstes and Enroll, at aU
and are ptyahln on tbe tmnnnt of Dreirilnm uaid
""" ' ' '""'' -''''''-.-',..
received alow
and a surplns of toterssl left
v ilntm sd i rt mm
boU of tlj jt.
d ableli nota, ia ease of daath,
. ll 74
... 1 T
.. i n -
1 116
4 4
. 1 4
U!IMJ,t
uieiiis to eiluens ot Um Soulhoru HtalasK.
aJuiuat uiiiuuirt.i.1
in the hands of tha AKMiuof ths Cdmiwnv
iitl.ooi r. , '
WILIIAM . BAOIIY, . .
CitneruJ AjTtvtitiur Koahiwokii,,--
RaJeigb, N. C. ,
POX TBAVW OR BESIDENCB
woi-toumiUt!
-im.; 1
rvr
3, 4,tw5 SKW
I IIRfSTTAlV W, not'CH. Prtss.
, j, . . , w
' W '
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