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JWnY.Tr tiWi Kow, New Turk. and
. -i.--tortlt--W-reMf'R;rw. New York, and
mi i:iiwmni !str.-et, mtlaileplila, arc our
Airent. for procuring advertisoinen's for
pIt (the fiN-riNsi.) in Hie sIkjvi- cities, and
xuthiiMKt-o lo contract for advertising at nur
' .-st retes.
VVKATHKH KKHOHT.
WaSBIHOTnn. 8ept II. HT.I
roriue koiiiii Atlantic mates rising t. ni
ls rature irenlle and fresh wiuds ami clear aud
pailly cloudy weather.
CITY A I.
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September 12, 1873.
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11,
Hon rises...
Run sets....
MKrKiiol"ja-icAi4.
RBPOUTin AT Pt HAKII'S CKJ1R TOK.
KiuiinB, September 11, 1873.
6 a. m. 9 a. m. U m 2 p m. 4 p m.
W T.t 7t 75
CITY CtOTON MAUKKT
Retorted daily by W. C. Stronacn, (Irooor
and Commission Merchant, -Farettevlllr
Street :
Kii.iioH. 8ept 11. rt.
Price sf cotton In our market today :
At 11? m. . x
At 4 p. m. "
Salea 5 Sties.
Market steadv
HIITKl. AHKIVAI.K.
YAitiinitorim Holbk . V R-taelnatt
'rifiriit'ir M II Stovem. Bid. mom).
V.i; V r ,' Morgan, Zatiesville, Ohio; I)
V lo. I. I.vclan.l. Oliio; Jmiii. h W. i.l,,
Jr. Ili'-t- : Mrs 1 1. hi-.-. New .f,-r.-;
Win I l - ' C S. ainn; On F Brown.
Brod-'v,.,,, X.. ijiat.'..-NiEi'?'''--'r'-'TT'
'X' f.vS.rHrf'M,'iTi.'i'y;' tf" A Sh'otw ,-.
A-banv IVniti'iiiinij - Frank S Smiih. Bal
timore; Julius Dteji,,. s. Atlanta, (ia
National IIotki.-. .V. IShiir. Pro
prietor M S Wathington. Kcnmtisvilh :
S C Pool. IT ih ioh ; V Wade, Vilginia ;
J S Mi-allows, A L G kIi. OxC id ; V
Page, W C I'nge. fary ; Elder Q A Ward.
Orange; Joseph Ii!nk.', A Jones, Wake;
J (' McKse, Fayelteville : Mannury M
Hiirgsbee. H'deigh ; Henry I'rrry, J no 4
I'erry, Ala: (' (' I'ustcd, wife ami t-1 n : . ( .
Coltiinlius, (Ja ; Til- mas Jones, .lone- l o ;
Siinp-onTate, McDowell; Wil lisin While,
C'atuw ba; Henderson I'hifer. I.incoliitnn ;
Hev K Yeatrn, U-ntl'rt : Wiliiam Jami
soll, Eiloecoinbe ; Tlmlila. rrincr, ll-tli
fax; Alliert Williamson, Or nge.
NORTH CAROLINA,
A disease ftoincthii. -iniilnr to the
cb-lera lias been ra Hinong thecals
ill thi plair, we ale told, and n nunibel
have l eil of it. Il would lie quite a cut
astrophe were all thecals to die. Munroe
Enquirer.
Tai l Co-iton. - We have in our office a
couple ol M.dks of cotton eiu'hl feet high,
raised by Col. Joseph A. Houston, neur
Ore Hill, in Chatham county. This is
pri-ttv fail cotton if thia up-coutitry.
Vairwi.
lim Dial, the slayer of Floyd Oner dini ,
was brought m tow n yesterday by Wilson,
the slayer ol Amlti-w Str-it",. and is now
awaiting ar. iiives'ii i?;i. ii ot thr case be
fore n Ju-ticc of the !V..c. which iil
soon take pi ict-. llfnohittn.
Fatal AcvinKJrr We leum by-pas
senegers on the YVcldon r nd vestenlav
littyi.oou rliat a wfiitemuii by theii tiiieof
Lewis rtne.il lie, a laiuier living ueui r.u-
tii hi, IUIiIhx county, seed about 81 or '.'J
years, accident llv shot mol killed him
sell yeaterday morning, lx-twcen 0 and 7
o'clock, while gunning Star.
The 1 Itli Aiiniml Fair of the Cumber
land county Agricultural Society wiil be
held at FayiUeville, on the lSlh, 19th,
JOth and 21at of November. The officers
are actively at work, getting everything
in n-adine4, and will tuliy accomplish ad
the du'.iea devolving upon them. Over
$1 IKK) have been oir. rod in premiums for
stock, ctVips. Ac. Gazette. -,.
The Norfolk Journal says : A new
ste uur recently built at Kdenton, N. I'.,
loi Captain Peter Warren, is now lying at
William A. Grave's ship-yard, for the pur-ksi-
of being titled out. The engine and
boilers are being put in by Messrs. Thus.
I Godwin Co., of the Virginia Iron
Worki. Hhe is designed for a new treiglit
aud pawu i.ger line from the city to Hert
ford, N. C, and landings on the 8cupier
nong river.
In regard to the burning of Mr. Cov
ington's barn at M on boo, it turns out that
the negro boy, Tom Osborne, who was
arrested, confesses the deed, but says be
was hired to do so by C. C. Lock hart, a
white man, who is also under arr at. The
same Lock hart w as undeigoing trial is
the Enquirer weut to press, for a bnr
glary perpetrated on the store of Mr. Ga
briel Helms. On his person was found
$75 and in his bouse $228.75.
Mr. Dempsey Keynolda, a citizen ot Co
lumbus county, risiding near Bogue P. 6.,
was accidentally killed last week by Ix
WK -thrown from bU nx-caH. ila waa,
sitting on the ox-cart talking to a friend,
when some dogs began barking at the
oxen, frighening them so that they instant
ly stared off on a run. Mr. Reynolds was
then thrown from the cart and struck on
hrs head, breaking his neck. Deceased
was a.bhul 45 or 50 yean old, was an hon
et, baid-working man, and leaves a fami
ly. Journal.
Urasue Meetino. A meeting of the
Cumberland County Grange of the Patrons
of Husbandry was held in this, town, last
Saturday, at 11 a. m. The Grange is
flourishing, aud increaaing in numbers
and usefulness. At the last meeting maoy
interesting matters were discussed, and
inwvnrtant business waa transacted. Steps
will be taken soon to eiteud in this sec
tion the influence of the order of the Pa:
' iriins oT Husbandrv; by the organization
of otberrajiges andjthe general discuiion
of the priocipiea ine oroer. rciyrue
tiUi QautU.
As Old lK8THiMicNT.--The Bagpipe
that 'Vie" the Scotch Tones music at th
ttttref ettr Bridge fjwireitehrlsrj fff
l.,l. 17H1 ia in the oossession ol tr. run
can mtlMUSi,yX S&Stm&k- Ml. JJfilbun.
"Is n erand son of David Ikthune "ihe
Piper," who, according to the history of
that memorable day, " m gie ineiu music-
was Ins charee " and one blast was worm
a thiiusaud'men." We'UDderstand one of
our citizens is now collecting an account
ol this battle w hich, when published
he nt interest to the decendants ol the
Highlanders, who (ought lor the cause ol
KiHir Gioiire with an honest conviction
that the cause was right aud just. R'iU-
wiiiun.
VOL. IX.
HOME AFFAIRS
Tour Probabilities
flrim-ryTriFo'wiif hm
lirui who uttcniH to Hie Hciitlur while
Z. W. Oill.
We direct capcc'inl atli nlion to the ml-
vcrt si-ment of Z. VI. (Jill, Family (Jui
cer and Ijuiior Dealer, to he fhml in
this ilny' Sk.ntinki.. Go and . Mr.
vjiii aim ii ne mini give you your
money' worth, then we're a-Duichmnn
Mmqnito Remady.
Oil of pennyroyal thre-e or four ilroua
.u H-.i to ilia rce, neck and handa will
nays an exchange, afford compk-U- immu
nity from the attaeka of this pestifurnui
lOMt. 1 1t is alao rvcumn,, flftcd for flea,
tik, jiggera and other bloody-thirsty
Insects.
Firt Cotton from Johnston.
Ou yeaterday weTiad a Tieit from I). K
Avcr.i, Esu., of Johnntou counly. who
rough t a bale of cotton to market, which
he nadiiy gold IV.r iightn cista. Mr
Ave'n reminded the .Senior Hint he won
bowl of ix X ""H f r. m him twenty live
'ii i'g'i ii hi ( Kii liini; a fox.
Meeting of the
Baptist Sunday School
Choir.
HrfrfTM- n rm A.r, -nT'lf . Il l .tT, ' . I
vnt.o. ill u i ii ipust I l.llli 'i, his en nin
lit M n I. . k - VI! ti.einlieis areixpi'ed
to b- rrsi.i promptly. Ladies are n -spcctlulty
li ted to atti n-l.
this i
A New Publication.
We have nci iv. d tiom the ofliise ol the
Wmttul lUnild, V mated, Conn , u eiy
neatly ptii.led pamphlet entitled " A Free
and In. h pendent I'rauslation ol the First
and Fourth Hooks oft he .Cueid of Virgil."
We mil turn u m r i,, Mr. Kingsbury,
who mil piohabiy h .vc Soiuitlliiig lo say
ol its ii. cut- or dements in our next.
Picture Qazers.
Ye-tci.lay morning the mainiuot h,
high'y cloied circus pictioes attracted a
large cr. ml of ,crs. uis - w lute, black,
gray and grizzle at the corner o) Fa
etuv iile and Di.vie streets Tlieyrepri
sent wild und lerocious animals in their
native wilds, fearful le ns of horsemanship,
hair-lifiing acrobatic perlormancca, ic-
Revivals of Religion.
rt c icurn mat there have been, witlud
the last t wo w. ks, two inttrcstitig revi
vals of rchii lo in theciiintv of Granville.
One at It . k Spnn, w hen- there were
twei.tv convi rif. and the other at Tim-
bcrlakc'a Silio.il II- use, where there were
twenty ... v ii converts. Both meetings
were i on. In. t.- I i.y K. v. M. J. Ilui.t, ot
the M. K. Chun ii.
Citizens Maetin.
Wc understand that M.-nday evening
n fit bi.s h en ague. I upon as Ihe time for
the meeting of citizei.s ut Metropolitan
Hall, to take into consideration the matter
ol free pub.ic schools for the white chil
dren of tbhurity. The chairman of the
committee will probably make the an
nouncement over Ins own signature to
morrow .
The Types.
Before we left for Loiiisburg we wrote
the following :
"The editor of the Atlantis Monthly is
William I). Howells. He is a of Yan
kee celebrity."
What was our horror when we glanced
at our editorial to read :
"The editor t the AtlanUi Monthly,
fcc, is a jxirf of Yankee celebrity."
Oh, the types, the types '.
New Invention.
Mr. Ii. K. Warren exhibited in our ( dice
yesteiday, bis model ol Fire Proof Cotton
Lint Kooin, just patented August 19th.
IHTA.. Every cottou gin should have one
It is simply a platform or movable sealing
to fit the lint room, anil can be raised or
loweted by lever power. When the cot-
tUU knitea. the svaaliuu """r if llim a 1
upon the lint. This invention will lessen
sen
the insurance on cotton gins. Success to
Mr. Warren and his invention.
Law Violated.
On yesterday morning the majesty of
the law was vindicated in the case of
Jack Bashford, tried bVore the Mayor,
and lo.ind guilty of violating the Sunday
liquor law. Jack keeps a saloon in the
Western Waul near the Central Depot.
He was reported by officer Friday Jones,
for selling liquor ou Sunday last ; the man
to whom he sold the spirits testill.-il
against him. Jack submitted, add con
tribuwd b rum tf twenty-five dollars to
wards lighting the streets with gas during
Fair wee k.
Horn Again,
We. we were glad to sec in our office
VeKtefdaV Jotirf Afrnslfohg, Esq , w ho has
just returned from bis vi.it, to Ou'd Jrc
Tanilnm nauve Ui;X' "
He received a hearty welcome Iroin all
bis eld friends, and is very enthusiastic iu
his descript on of the country, and what
he saw. He did not want to leave his old
home, and intimated to us that he would,
at no distant day, return and make Ireland
his lining. We cannot affird to lose
"Cousin John," and hope he will change
his mind
RALEIGH, N.
obr.
rms
Geo. Hoke has 4trracS to flit city.
... , 4 ilMut UmlUji. Ias MHmetl tw rrl "float.
The Graphic Balloon will probably "go
Uji lo diy.
Mr. I. wen Bairinger returned to the
city ye t nlay evening.
I itshioiiabh ii-le pafier aud t-nveloiH-fl
eiubr.xe nil imu nud correspond with the
litest Indies dress shtwlt.
Fashion's ( Initio;, k were much the anine
in Hie U.ini. ii ..! Kdrn as now. The de
mand of the lull mm for more clothing.
The Caps May (Jerun Wan says that the
crop of nioeuitixa nt that place, though
lare, ia an eicelli in one, and that the size
of the birds is rutin i above the average.
A Nebraska in ,n on his dying bed, re-
UH-inbered thut his wile was siuokiug
some hams, and In aid : " Now, Henri
etta don't go to siififfii'g-..puiii'l and for
get them hnnis."
The new volume i I Mr. Longfellow's
poems, " Alleiui itli, willeoninio .mother
rii of " Tales .,1 Way.hle Inn ' aud
wil. b
ready earli m Seiiteuiuer.
dun AticumiH,
A Georgia h i.le i d. ser.U-d in one of
tike - a loam
fleck, snowy, jet un
the ripplings of some
lluhheTl, crowuiug
soft 9outhirn sea '
Tin sweet girl gradu .te ol a New Or
leans rv miliary recently received tho di -g
ee of "Maldo! ? i,ce." Some time
herealter she wid piobably be entitled to
another degree -that of " Matron of Sci
ons." An Educational Journal.
The State Educational Association,
through their Exe ;itive Committee -of
which O n. V I.. Cox is Chuiiman -
have d. termined to publish u petiodical
to be called the Stttte Journal of Muni
tion. It will be a 48 page monthly, and
will he devoted to education and litem
tuie. Arrangements hive alreadv bun
made for the publication o the journal
aud many of the first writers of the Slate
have consented to become contributora-
The first number will appear in Novem
her next. W e w l.-h the enterprise much
success.
The National Banks.
The billowing paragraph which is going
the rounds ot the press w ill lie intcrestin
to hoiks and bankers. We will state.
however, that we ha. Iii ard no complaint
ot the bunks hi this city.
S-i many e. inplaints hive r. acbed the
Treasury Department of late in regard to
u.-uiiou- eli iio.s i f interest by the nn
lional b .i.ks throughout the country f- i
nv aey h nt, the Secret any of tne Tieasuiy
cotiti lilplates calling the attention of Ihe
several di-triet attorneys to thiii'Violatioii
of the national hanking laws, and re-nut-Ming
III-in to bring prosecutions
against such banks as are known to have
been guilty ot this practice.
Potwsburg Tobacco Market.
The breaks were again light to-day,
with some good shipping grades. The
market rules steady at $11 50 to $13.50
for good dark shipping. Lugs are a shade
oft, except lor those of good body, which
are taken by manufacturers at steady
pi ices. We ijuole :
Lugs f U.00 to $4 00, workiog lugs $0.50
$8.25 ; shipping leaf, common to viry
good, $J to $111; fine $13.00 to $14.00 ;
filler leaf, common to good, $9 50 to $10 ;
very good $10 50 to $11.50; daik strong
waxy leaf, (husky fired.) suitable for
black work $9.75 to $14 for common to
fine; coal cured wrappers $15 to $73;
nondescript leaf $8.50 to $11.00. Mouldy,
warm and funked tobacco is selling very
low Appeal.
Oept, R. A. ShotweLL
, , We had the great pleasure of meeting
for a moment this gentleman, true,
staunch, resolute, on yesterday afternoon.
He is now at the Yarborougb House nod
duls nmiabitad from the. " Albany Pen!
lniiliirT " Till f? l1Tt'1'i" r?'""rfl rij f tfV1
Capt, Shotwell was unconditionally pill" I
doned. Every true North Carolinian will
rejoice in his release. He conies from hi
prison ot more than two years, with n
undaunted spirit, with the full conscious
ness ol never having done anything to
merit the jluuishment he received, with a
character as bright and spotless as it was
befme he wta vict. raized, slandered and
persecuted for vile party ends We are
profoundly glad that the tardy act for hie
release has at lust been performed, and
that like Macttrogor, "-lie treads once
more his native heath." We join in the
cordial vycci!HJKthtwaUeMm,.d-wih
him in ail sincerity a hearty God's speed.
Capt. S. was first put to the trade of a
shoemaker. He says he could earn a de
cent livelihood if ho would "stick to his
last." He was afterwards promoted to
the post of librarian to the peniteutiary.
L Ho. is tuJL. W!.
T" - Wu bs,le
him a sad farewell at
Henderson, When, guarded by soldieis and
manacled, he was carried from his native
State as if a felon to a distant peniten
tiary. Our heart then rose to our throat
as we bade him good bye. Onjosterday
we felt joy and gladness as we again
piessed Ins hamlNand expressed to him
our high ".ratification at hs return to his
Slate and friends and kin. lied.
LSATUBVSEFTEMBERlg. 1873.
TEMPERANOC,
MtUf ths m
depentfenl Drd
Nortlv Oarolio.
BT OUK 1FEIIA
SFCONI)
GiicUisboho', Sept. 10.
After spending hilf an hour in religious
si-rvice this morning, the Grand Lodge
waa cauea to ori tijr tj. v. (;. T.
I'ritcbard.
About 20 add itiot1 delegates preteuted
mrir creoentiats, anaarere enrolled
After hearing the trading of memo
rial from Newborn Lodge, the Grand
Lodge proceeded totne election of its offi
cers with the folloitnir rvault :
W. C. Troy, FivA,.ille, O. W. C.T.
N. B. Brou-lJJyh. a. w. O.
Mis Nanaia r'ol.twell Htalmvilln
O. W. V. T. 4v'l'
8am'l J, Fall. lUWiuh, O. W. 8.
J. II. Wciborn. Lexington, O. W. T.
ATTERKOOII tisaaloN.
The afternoon w siun was occupied ia
the consideration of the report of the
committee appointed lo consider there
commendations contained in the report of
ine wormy i mel lemplar, among which
were a nole of thanks to the General As
sembly for itsi-nai iiiient f soman? local
prohibition laws at its Inst session sod
a-king a continuance in the same direc
tion, which wa adopted. Alao fixing
the salary yl U. W. Stcietury at $300 lar
aiimlUL .,;..-i-; yw--,,fi
i. i.in.i ,iDHs xHcren neie on rri
day.
The greatest luinuonv und brotherly
io.e pievaus.
Trip to Frasklin.
(a buft Monday we took the train for
Louisburg. u compsny with our fiiends
Maj. A. M. Lewis an I Col. L. ('.Edwards.
At 1-rankliHon wc were refreshed with
an i-icelieiitdinner at Mis. Tucker's Hotel
Il ) railing bard, but we made the
tiip to
L'lUIIUU'KU,
-...I I... . I . I. .
a. .i .a . oish k, p in wiih sitting iy a
spaikling tire that lell most pleasantly on
such a raw Hid gusty day. Our host
VI. l' 1. ...
' "roru, ihs oM-neu a poiel near
the bridge, aid does everything in his
power to ruuk his guests comfortable.
He gave us a pleasant bed and a great
abundance of ciyature ftimfotta. He ke. ps
tfu nous. , a fact I Iia4j traveller who are
so often vlctimiae4--.HiM do well to
make a note ofj We had not visited
Louisburg In ednic eleven, tstu W.
have long been p.rii.i i because of Us
intelligent and agr-cablc people, and
were gratified ' iu. i-.e-t. uc. a of n-o.
prny. Since ...,r Isst 'tlt llia'iy new
stores huvt la-en cr. ot.. I. and there was an
increased display ol energy and enterprise-.
Wo looked in Upon flic court, but as the
cuses were l a uyity ch uacter, we
found but lilt'.- in-rest in them.
Jn.lgo Watts prtsi I. d with his wonted
dignity, and evin. . il nne of that pro
loiuiii and extensive lig-d em lition -a hk h
ll made h III illustrious. Ilis wil. which
he dirplared lavk-lily,;artiN k of the Hue
Atfit flivi.r, and MNn.late l as only the
w it of great mi n i' i. It was uot so
blilliaiit perhaps as rdieridan'a, nor so
ik-ltcate as Chailes I. JuU'i.n. r so brusque
and pointed as Currai s, nor so extremely
comical and suddeuj is Sidney Smith's.
Surely it was n-ne of these things. But
it was wit, and it waa inn Watts' wit. It
was a sort ol cross between Simon Suggs
and Josh Hillings, bearing the unmistaka
ble stamp ol originality. There were sev
eral lawyers present frun a distance, be
anies the home bar which numbers some
six or eight.
We went over to ,jr Hill, the famous
horse-swapping grounl, about one hun
dred and filty yaids eo.. from the Court
House. We saw more bad looking
beasts than wc remember to have
ever seen before. It was raining
at the time ami we did uo remain
very long. What we saw was " rich, rare
and racy." A fellow ou a miserable look
ing mule, spotted and iu,nJ
ly exchanged his steed (fur ' bonc
called a horse. In thel """ wu "r
ten hours oerhanaX. llwI ?
- Il
MM SM kepi.
wtP'"r -
in nu
Ml 1
animule," and
he went on hi way frjoicing with hi
addle on his own back, perhaps,, how
ever, a sad.h r and a wiser man. But thia
is Woodson's property, and we will not
trench further upon his rights
We were glad to meet with many firm
and very decided friends of the Skktir Kb,
and were able to obtain a respectable lit
of new subscribers, with the pr mie of
many more; Our friend's assured us there
was but one opinion auong the intelligent
men of Franklin, and that was that the
Bsntikki. was never so good bclore.
The press was "well represented. Our
jovial . friend Woodaon of the Ntttt, Cor
boll of the Africullunl Journal,
Whitaker id the Friend f Tempertnee,
Baker of the franklin Ceuirer, and Col
lier ut.tUo Un4 Mtmrnttry Petewburgv
were all on haud as well as'the Associate
-gdHofW the BlJTIli!a1tittmitkB
"willing" like Barkis. We thought them
a pleasant and agreeable set of good fel
lows, and, unlike Bill Arp'a friend, they
" toted fsir." All did Very well wc be
lieve. The sewing machine men wert in
despair, and the life insurance canvassers
were afraid to enter the ring, when they
saw the '' pros-gang" in such force.
In our next we will have a few words
to say of Frankliuton, farming, &c.
4TONVXNTI0M.
Oood Tamplsrs of
1
f ItEPOHTKR.
Vat.
tmmtl
Bishop Atkinson's Appointments.
-Tftrteirtiif If t loM el Vfii Wwiern
appoiutmenU of the IU. Rev. Bishop At
kinson fu tb nimrttis irf e) (ember ancj
October :
Morgnnton,
Hickory,
September 11th ;
lath ;
Lenoir,
Patterson,
Valle TUsia,
Uth ;
lth ;
18th
Wilkes borough,
21st;
Qwiun's Chapel,
Stateaville,
23rd;
25th;
Lincolnton.
High Shoals,
28th
29th
Charlotte,
81 James, Iredell,
October
2ud
4th;
Bth;
Christ Church, Rowan,
St. Andrews, . "
Salisbury.
Oth;
7th.
Well Put.
The s..;J Agent hi the Post Oflk
Department has recently written a letter
to oue of the Georgia Poitmssteri, of
whom complaiut had been made for the
non-delivery of newspaper matter from
hie olHce. The agent lectures the Pi.st
master alter this fashion:
4-ilo mit consider it irrelevani to" call
jour attention to the close business rela
tionship which cxiBts between the Post
Office Department and
1 citMiWiryi aone-i
M&8&WlPt--t.h
velop the resources
if their
titles, to find I Ii .it lo
Want
ot ir'.in.tnins ojp the purt ol those whose
duly it is to, defiver the mail, that articles
ttial have cost weeks of study, und talent
of the first order to prepare lor the public
eye, are carelessly overlooked, or not de
livered until the time has pawed, w-Ikb
good c-.uld h.ive beeu obtained by their
peiiisal. The manufacturing, mercantile,
agiiciiuura:, anil in lact. all business sui
te" by such careless, and I trust, hereaf
ter.). .u will not allow the patrons of your
ollice to coiuplain, if'in jour power to
prevent it.
Th FayettevUl Oasett.
Thia new paper bids fair to become at
no distant day Ihc. leading paper of its
section. It is one bf the nmst neatly
printed papers In the State and its col
umns are alw ays filled with the choicest
matter. In the la-t number of the 7,i-
tette wc lind ihe followint', under the head
ot "Heoiinisceiicesof Public Men," which
will be read with iii ircst.
By the death of Gen. D. M. Bsrringer
we are reminded of the last speech we
ever heaid him make. It w as lioui the
balcony oftheFajetJUyillJJloli uUimi
then stated that he could recall the days
of his boyhood when he used to come
over Haviuount into the streets of Fay
etteville, a barefooted larnier bov. with
his lather's wagon. He spoke of his as
toniehin. nl and wonder at the eTeatneas
nnd sph ii-I- r ot the place, lor at that tiuui
raiettci iiic was the tow u of North Caro
lina.
M.ny still living hole, while icadin"
rece.it.v the mw'sp.pi-r accounts .. 'tho
grea,t,i English propeily case, in nlil. Il
Hon. .1 ml tli I' ltei,iiniu has he- n eii-gagi-d.
and in which he has prove I the
ell A .i
- aw to bo t . lad es ol Ge rgia,
en cairied back to the early i-art
h ive I
of th.i
lives, w he
th
y used lo have a
riain pinymale in the schools ol f av
etievill. ; a liiilv, ueprepossesling fellow,
sickly, frail, with J-wish leutures, but
ith a bright aud active mind, and a
quicknisa ol peiccption aud depth of un
derstanding which gave promise ol bis
future greatness. His family moved far
ther South while the schoolboy was still a
lad, nnd took up their abode in Louirana.
1 lie tanner boy who followed the
wagon was the future mcmbci of Con
gress ami th Minister to the Court ol her
Catholic Majesty, the Queen of Spain.
The ob-cure pupil al the common school
was alierwards Secretary in Davis' Cabi
net, honored barrister at the English bar.
and (0 day Counselor of her Graciou
Majesty, the (jueen of Englsnd.
A Dowh-towm Mehcuamt recently sued
his druggist for a tempt to defraud. He
was buffering from inflamed kidneys and
asked lor Dr. Helmbold's Buchu. The
druggi-t gave him another kind, qpon
Which the piofit was greater. Instead of
relieving the patient as the genuine prep
ar.tiou had alway. done, the imitation
uijouiid. airirra Vatod 1?iq iliiumaaaaaa
Ijf iuaTiialreaaing nines lollowed. Th4
court, alter full hearing, gave judgment
for the plaintiff with cost. Moral, buy
How to Lio.htc.1 Woman's Labor.
II "time hi money," then everything
tends to facilitate labor ia a positive pe
cuniary Ik net! t to 1.0, .i Th. 1.1.
sewing machine ur churn is not a "good
.truug woman," as experience proves. 80
Sapolio, in eonabllug one woman to easily
do as much cleaning of every kind in one
day as two women can do in two day.
with the scrubbing brush and oap, is a
pfssftfve" Mcssiiig to flic human race. No
woman who has once used it will ever ate
anything clae as a substitute. Sold by all
deeleri7 Th e cT wpest W tju? best
c.nsing substunce in tlie world, sept 9.
-Anopr Tn Pivtiv Polict. Severe
spells of Mliousoiss, Inducestion, chills and
fever, dlnrrhiea, nervous headache and physi
cal eihautUon are quite usual at this season,
yw reinttomr wtrtch ei Wj ''(way tt BfiF
lous 10 avoid, and as a course of Hosteller's
oewHt- Sftterr 1ft-'trnaBtloifsDiriro
tlie system sgsinst them, the moat valuable
medical advice whleh eae be oficrcd at this
lime to nersons snbect to such complaints or
at all sensitive to unospheric chaoire. is to
commence taking thia powerful vegetable al
terative and Invlgorant without delay. Forty
ehrht hours will not have elapsed after the
tlrstdose before a marked ehaniie will hare
manifested Itself In the condition ef the sys
tem. Tlie ulliroate result will be a habit of
body so r. xu;ar;a genial condition so vigorous,
that however unhealthy tl season may chance
to be, the system thus refreshed and reinforced
will be in 'est possible trim tn encounter
it. -
NO. 87. !
MARKETS.
Noon Report, j
LivKurooL, Sept. II. '
Cotton firm. Uplands 9 ; Orleans! 1-t
Sales 15,000 bales. Speculation and ex
port .1,000. Shipment of uplands of
new crop on a basis of good ordinary
8 3 4 ; Oeleans on a basis ol good ordi
nary deliverable for September 1 8 ; Up
lands basis of low middlings 9.
New Yobk, Sept 1 1.
Money firm at 7. Gold 11 1-2. Kx-
change long 8 1-9 ; short S 1-4. Govern
ments dull. Bute bonds dull and nominal.
Cotton quiet and steady, Kale 1448
bales. Uplands SO 5-8- Orleans 81, u
ture opened Sr 8eptomber t 18 2S-Bni
IS 1-0 ; October 18 8 lftalS 1-4 Novera
ber 17 7-8; Deoerabor 17 27-aal7 7-e,
January 18 1-8 ; March 18 11 1.
Flour dull and heavy. Wheat quie
and n.iaiiiial, buyers favor. Corn (hi U
and .drooping, pork quiet and easy-i-new
$17.50. Lard dull old steam 8 5-18
8 3-8. Turpentine heavy at 43 1-8
Houn steady at $3.10 tor strained.
Freights dull.
LlVKitpixii., Sent. 11.
Saios incia.Ie 3,400 American. Delivery
ot new crop on a basis of good ordi
nary 8 3-4.
Nr.w Yon, Sept. K
Nel reoeipttof Cotton 151- bales , grog
leceipts 251 bales. Futures closed easier.
Sales 12,400 ; to be delivered in St-ptem
ber, 18 13-16; October, 18 3 HLj Novem.
ber, 17 7-8 ; December, 17 13-16. Cotton
steady; sales 2,810 bales at 20 5-8 to 21.
Flour inactive and shade easier; com-
aion to fair extr $7.20 to 8 50 ; good to
choice $8 50 to $11.
Gold firmer at 11 1-4. Government
irregular; States dull and nominal.
Wilmi.noton, Sept. 11.
Cotton firm. Middlings 18 1-2.
Spirits turpentine lower closing; quiet
at 39. Hos-n steady at $2 52 forstrained ;
$3.00 to $3.25 lor pale; $100 forextr
pale; crude turpentine steady at $2.00
lor hard ; $3 45 for yellow dip and virgin.
Itosiu quiet at $3 50.
Ni-nroi.K, April 11.
a 171-4
Haltimork, Sept. 11.
C..I I ..ii linn .middlings 20 1-8; lew
middlings 19; strict gotd ordinary 17 1-8
to 17 1-4.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IDIANOS! riANOS!!
AUGUST DOEPP,
DEALER III
Piu.ro m'ohtes onat.rsf
Of the moat approved styles snd manufacture
4n aasoatrneut of second hand Pianos kept
os hand. farU.nlsr attention paid to the
TUNING AND REPAIRING
nt Piano, i'orvna wotiltn(r to Bny wit find
It to their advantage to call at tin H arerooms
on llargett Street near the eoraer of rVsllsbn
ry, before purchasing elsewhere. Orders may
be left at the Warerooms or at Simpson'
Drug 8 to re.
sept 10-6in
bis Old Town Family Floor,
Q Bbls Elmgrove Family Flour,
Far sale by
Huts Btanuarw '
. a . m, .
Tiereca Leaf Lard.
Tierces Uaias lEagle Brand),
For tale by
W. C. 8TKONAC1I.
sept Via
3 Lbs Country Cui.ed Baltimore
,UUVJ Bliten,
I
1 OOO "D0 ouou''leri
For sale by
W. C. 8TKONACII.
acpttt-l
500
UuslaU Rolled Meal,
l.OOQ
Bushe s Corn,
For sale by
W. C. STRi'NA
sept -lw
r.K8H CKACKKKoOr ALLMIJU.
North Carolina Flour.
W. C 8TROSACH.
sept V Iw
BaST TltAS AND COKI KESON 11ANU
W II JO.MCS A Co.
am; -' tf
"'a. 11 saswai'
I i
a-a--
.a TTI81NU JUT4W. ..
AdverUseuMWia ieinrTtd ha Ore Iraltla
rnjii,iUiao lewkur IHfw par m of
ne Inch, or ten utiuion lines.
Me juare one time ft. ug
cn snu fuent isMertioa
-.U4lJ w....vi..,.. , ja,
"luare, ! ek, s.60,1 .qa-re, 7 ,uo. sifc.ot
" . illli, XUuh ' " " at, uu .
" m'- IsVlalil e "Wilu
Irj.Ulll ' tt 44. ou
' M.wh i i -4H.O"'
.. . ..'I ,- .S,VU1
-NEW APVEKTISEMEKT.s.
w . g i l l r,
NORTH 8IDK MatKKET BvlUatllk,
Has lust received a larva .nA Mmni.i. .' u
ef ,
FAMILY CiROCEKIEt,
ConsisliDg of Tlosxr, Bseon, Lard, Com Meal.
Sugar, Codes, Canvass Hania, Tobaeco.
cigars, snntr, c., c.,4c., Ac.
XI IK II All.
.. ua-V?.. fc0,wUl,UT0B tuuid nd sells
t HBTjtlL. llwi i.isav.d wii.u u "
end Whs' ,
. ""PT"11"' !' his numerous friends
04 Un pablis eanarailr to fire him a call rx
Jor paiehaamir elaewbara. He feel confident
kecan ctve enUra satifscUon. Come one
eomu.
apt 14
fUUHTH CaUtUUMat, Ittlraawssa CocavT
XI bnaa.UL tn. ieDtaaa lar'i
Samsel Irtirfblsh.'-l'uft'T wtebttn, w
mmiaa nainMlli, Uerradaktai
OrdV.olputjbeataoa.i .
In this cause It appearing to tbs as Usf action
f the court that a m n .tV i 77. . o "1
T WUnbia and E..II wsJi.i!"' ""UDa
parties to, tins proceeding end that Uiav naide
yoM tke Hml. of the 8Ute of lCH Caro
Una, to wit In th Iowa ot Danville. tnui.
Wiri,l,.,Aev,Urti1a,UUSt,,W1Wh.dm..d
W1" , nd E,0,ln" Wimblsii be made Lv
pubbcatlou ef tlieasma, ooae . week for the
"i--. " .ia weeas lu
led ta to rtofaee et OxfrtvlTS .dlhKSi
to the said Samuel Wimbish at UaavlU ia
Ik . 7 '" aioresaiu. to apiwar at
iheolnceoUieclwk of the Superior Court
for the county of Gran.ilU on oV befpr. tke
25th day of October next, and answeTihe
an A'l.00''''.''.''''' ,lfd "M olrfee,
Uke notice that if they tall lo
ii 1 a 11 r i,i. .. .. . .
e-urt f,Ti.rr.:"w'n"
emrt for the relief dei...,rt-ii i ia"L.u."
Oxford, the OUi day of neptember. ff. 18711.
aept lit wiiw
,V. BUTTS,
Clerk of Superior Court.
O I.
E
A snug House Wid Lot in the Kasteni Ward
Xtii-tf John o. wiLHAMd
The undcrsiened oflera for sale the
STOHKS AND PJiOPklt'I'Y
dow occnp'ed by
C. D.HEARTT& CO.
L. BRANSON,
IN IUI.3i.TV vs...
The oroiierty has s front of 4'.t feet on Fv-
ttevilie aireet aud runs Lack to WUnilgton
Bt.eet, Willi a depth of i 0 f.-.-t.
for tunrwr panieniars rt.rrs
J. B.O KOLLHAC,
1SB W Pratt 8lreet, Baltimore.
Poeacasion given January 1st, WW.
sept 1 1 tut
PREMIUM
I
r 1
8AFF8T,
PUREST,
BEST.
It lasts longer.
It gives a brighter llxh,
It Is perfectly safe.
It is double rvtloed,
Il Is cloar as 8prlng Water,
It is equal to an extra Insurance pwlcyon
yunrtlru,
No oder,;
No chirred wicks, ' '
No change of Lamps,
NO EXPLOSIONS,
Sold only by
T. H. BRIGG8 ft SONS,
Sole Agent for Raleigh.
septll
OAUTXON.
w. VAUBH
MMtCMfVA WIB sabasni ,
K teT. FAIRBAXIfw A .
Standard Scales. .
Stock Scales, Coal Scales Hsy Scale. Dairy
Scale, Counter Scales, Ac, die.
rk-ale repaired promptly and reasonably.
For sale also, Troemner's Coffee and Brag
Mills, Composition Bell, all sixes Letter
Presses, die, Ac.
- the HO raarict '.' '
lilfi Harm Till C'i.
t-VEUV Ku3rZ!l VERf
Egg
MEn-ItAKT
trnvin
SHOULD
1 8K THEM.
OLD AT
Faiiibakk' Scale WARKnocsn,
FAIRBANKS CO..
311 Broadway, New York,
1611 Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
5S Camp Street, New Orleans,
FAIRBANKS IWING,
ItSMnle Hall, Philadelphia,
FAIRBANKS, BROWN CO.,
3 If ilk Street, Boston.
For sale by Leading Hardware Peelers,
sept 11 litawtm
F
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