til E SENTINEL
Telegraphic News
INDIAN ATTklHA.
I'laaos't Kasaa, June Important
changes have tsAtsta ptae ia Isdita Tei-
ritiH-y. All tbe agent ol civilised Indians
have Un relieved excepting J. B. Job,
gent ol the Cherokee, aad a central
rgiOci hu beca established at Port Gib.
on.
The CWke,t1iocUwt, Creeks, Semi
nole, Cbickatewt ud ether civiliiod In
dians, will b under agent Jones. Thi is
scuta to famlltartre Infant with tetf
HOTtfoment UiiiTef lirtUfe tenltotist jft
ui.itton. A number of prominent Indians
will take strong ground in coming norm
al election In favor ef sectioniting their
country territorial government tad citi
7.cosbip in the United Bute. The Oak
lahome Star, published at Caddo, in tbe
Choctaw Nation, openly advocatca thit
doctrine.
LIQUOR BILL VETOED.
UostoN, June 27. Lieutenant Uove.a
nor Talbot tent to the House, of Repri.
scntativts a message vetoing the Liquor
bill. A diEcuaxioo ensued on I In question
ol parsing it over tbe veto. An attempt
was made to cut off debate by previous
ijiicsttoo, but failed. The veto wa order d
lor Monday at 1 o'clock, p. ni.
THE ORAND Dl'KK NICHOLAS.
Lordoh, June 27. The Tali Hall (Ju
idtc has information that theCzir, aaa
punishment to hia nephew, the Uracd
Duke Nicholas, aon of Urand Duke Con-
sUntine, for the theft of hia mother'a
diamonds, has banished him t) Caucatui
for life, and deprived him ol the Croaa of
St. Ueorgc, which waa beat wed upon
him for his achivementa in the Khiva
' FfKwI WABHIWO fOlT '
Wasuihotoh, June 87. Col. Biiatow,
ol Kentucky, now Secretary o( the Tresi
ury, baa refused to accept a pair of boms
and a carriage which a friend wished to
prcfeut him for the use of hia wife, who
is regarded as the most lady like ami
handsomest woman out of Kentucky.
BANK 8TATE1IEN T.
Nkw Yobk, June 27. Loans have in
creased 2 3-1 of a million ; specie dt
creased a quarter of a million ; legal ten
dera increased one milliuu ; depoaiU ja,
creased five three eights of a million ; re
serves decreased nearly one -half of a mil
lion.
3 SUICIDE.
New Yeim, June 27. Thomas C
Wrimers, actor and professional stage
manager, suicided.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WisnueoTOH, Junds 2. Perhaps one
ot the moat important measures pasted
b; Congress for many years, is Congress
man Morej's bill authorizing tbe Presi
dent to appoint a commission ef engin
eers, composed of three army and cm
engineers to report at the next session of
Congrats through the President, a plan
for the permanent reclamation and .rej
demption ol the allavial twain of t he Mir
sittippi. Tbe Board will probably consist of the
following officers of the army :
Cen. O. K, Warren, United States El
gmeer; Gen. H. L. Abbott, United States
Major, W. II. H. Benjuard, U. 8. Engin
ten.
The Civil Engineers are Gov. Paul 0
Hebert, of Alabama, and John Sjckle, ol
Arkansas.
The requirements of the military ser
vice may require a chanir of the army to -ginotrt,
but lbs appointment of the civil
engineers is filed.
The Board will probubly meet at New
Tort for organization.
COMFAHATIVE COTTON STATE
MENT.
New Yohk, Jane 2. The net receipts
at all the United States ports for the week
18,49 ; same week fart year, 18,888 ;
total to date, 8,702,494 ; tame date last
year, 8,481,803. Ei ports for the week,
15,441 ; tame week laat year, 24,095 ;
total to date. 1,814,737 ; to same date last
year, 2,448,088. Stock at all Ihe U. S.
ports, 244,440 ; last year, 209,41$. At
all tbe interior towns, 41.083 ; laat year,
39,613 At Liverpool, 900,000 ; last year,
TW3,(W0. The America! afloat for Great
BritaidT 123,000; last year, $180,000.
ANTI-MONOPOLIST CONVENTION.
Du Moinbs, Junt 25. The an tl-monopolist
convention organized. Reaolu
tiuns, after considerable debate weit
adopted, declaring in lavor of a sew and
independent reform party, arraigning tbt
present national administration for inter
fering with the local afftirt of Stttrs, for
its extravagance and corruption, and for
its miserable financial policy.
Nw II a via, June 25. The statue
of President Pierton, of Yale College un
veiled. Among the speakers were Chief
J ustice Waits.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
ITaw Yobk, June 27.
Ootton'cesy, tales 710 bales at 17 8 4.
Futures closed steady, sales 18,000
at follow!: July 17 1-88 ; August 17 11
34al7 8 8; September 17 3-17 13-39;
October 17 lsloal7 3:32,
Southern Hoar thtde firner, common
to fair extra .85tll.0O. Wheat firm
with lair demand at 4246. Corn a shade
firmer at 788l 1-2. Coffee quiet aid
firm. Lard firmer at 11 1-3. Coflee ac
tive and a quarter advanced.
Hoein steady at 8.1 5s2 35. Turpentine
NoaW 12.
Money 9 1-2 3. Sterling dull. Gold
quiet at 11 1-4. Governments steady.
States quiet and a little better.
WrAMtKOTJir, June 28 Cotton dull ;
middling IS 8 4.
ItALTlxoBK, June 28. Cotton dull and
nominal ; middlings 16 1-8.
NobvoLK, June 25. Cotton quiet and
little doing; low middlings 10 1 8.
GOV. KEMPER'S LETTER TO TEX
PRESIDENT.
We pub'Uh to-day (he latter ol tits
Governor of Virginia to lit President, at
tbe outrage aad Indignity offered to the
St. .( Virginia aad her people. The
letter might, with propriety, have costs
sooner, and it woa'd lost totblng of ill
dignity if a little more of remittent had
been mixed ia the cotnposttioa. It was
aa indignity and eat rage, not to Virg tie
'est than te California or New York. The
I' Herald" thus resents lor New York aad
her pee pie. Piatt and Stowell e tiling
lor troops for Petersburg, c ltd forth
what follows from the "VUn&f'T
"The sager sew with bjfcfc Anmntrgsm.
Of fctHr lCOaOtlttctl ttSS" M&Vtf fe& pjpStr
tiioity to invite tfii Kedet at trwrpi tnto
the midst of the helpless people stems
almost like a berberuas loogiag lor the
tbedding of the bhwd of eaemies agsiav t
whom tbe highest feeling tbey caa enter
tain it that ol hatred. Two Virginia
representatives ia Congress, yesterday
urged Ihe President to Mad soldiers into
Petersburg for the alleged protection of
officials there, who were said to be en
dangered by popular will. The remain
der ol the Virginia Congressional delega
tion, with the exception of one member,
opposed lb s gratuitous insult to free cit
izens who had committed no violence."
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GOV. KEMPER'S LETTER
Too following is a copy of the letter
Irom Gov. James L. Kemper to President
Uraut in relation lo the extraordinary in
structions recently transmitted to Peters
burg by the Attorney General of the Uni
ted States :
CbMMOHWKALTH OF VlHOIMIA, )
Govbshor'i Orrica, ,
Richmond, June 17th, 1874. )
lo Hit foetlltncy IL 8. (JratU, Pmidtnt
of the Vnited Stattt
Sir : W!tb respectful deference I invoke
your attention to the instructions very re
of the United1- Itwes wnhrMarthat tjf
the Eastern District of Virginia ia rela
tion to alleged disorders in Petersburg.
1 cannet suppose that those instructions
were issued either with your approval or
your cognizance. They appear to have
been dispatched directly from- the De
partment of Justice to an inferior officer
of s Federal District Court in Virginia,
but without communication with any of
the authorities of thit State ; and in di
recting that efficer to resist the alleged
disorders tbey assure bim that upon his
rejjtiiaition a military force of toe United
States would be forwarded to hit assist-
sucj. Tbey assume that disorder! existed
i i Petersburg, although no breach of tbe
peace or disturbance whatever Wad in fact
occurred or been attempted or threaten
ed, or was likely to arise in that city
Tbey completely ignore the existence ef
this Commonwealth and its constituted
authorities ; or, at the least, they assume
that the Government of Virginia is unable
or unwilling to maintain the peace within
the just jurisdiction of the State. They
imply that a Federal department may
exercise immediate and discretionary con
trot within this State over vital interests)
which in distinctively local and domes
tic. They empower a subordinate minis
terial tgent of tbt General Government at
its discretion to subject a peace lul com
munity, together with all its authorities,
to the domination of an armed Federal
force. .
Such inatroctiont, if carried into txeca-
tioo, wrest frem the people the right sf
self-government and convert the Stale
itself into a province or a military divit
ion of a central aad virtually imperial
power. They erect tbe dominion ef tbe
Fedsral iwerd in time of peace over the
civil authority of tbe State.
It was but a few days before the date
of these instructions that other wrongs
wete inflicted by Federal authority npon
citizens of Petersburg. Certain judges of
a local election were charged with reject
ing legal voters an offence at all times
cegnizible tnd punishable by the State
tribunals by virtae af State laws, dut evi
dence ol the offence being tbown either
on tbe complaint of any person aggrieved
or without such complaint. These causes
were not permitted to be heard by a
State court, nor yet by the appointed
Federal authority located for such inves
tigation at Petersburg, trie residence of
all the parties and their witnesses, but
tbe accused were lorced under arrest to
Richmond and here tried by a United
States commissioner, who, although aa is
confidently believed, no probable cause
was shown, held tbe parties for indict
ment and trial in a Federal court, and in
doing to be announced tbe mont trots
doctrine that in tuch case it devolved
a ion the accused to prove their ows inno
cence. If it be claimed that the exercise of
sue i arbitrary and despotic pwirs in
time o'f peace ia permitted by the letter
of llio Federal statute commonly known
as the enforcement set, a statute which
sprang from the exigencies tnd passions
molting, torn war. and tht pf ovfolont of
Which are abhorrent to nil tbe traditions
of free government and to tbe principles
of all itt founders, let It suffice to answer
that the violent remedits sought to be
provided by that act were never intended
to be employed within a State except to
repress sctual snd serious infraction of
law and order, and tbeo only in cats tbt
authorities of tbe State should fail effioi-
ently to moet tht emergency.
Desiring to cultivate peaceful, benefi
cial, and cordial relations with tbe com
mon government and with each of its de
partments, cheerfully yielding to that
government the full measure of ill d!n"
ted authorities, I oppose with all tbe
constitutions! means at my command
fine sett of inrtsion of lbs rights of tbe
States and, the liberties of the people.
1 amrm tbe inalienable right ot this
CommeDWcalth to telt-goveroment, itt1
MtbrUt (alt Its Blarasl aa4 auk!- :
pal affair ia accordance wiiaeepremt
organic law, and withoat aadMrsstrsat
or hindrance from any power whatsvtr.
I point to tbe yet recent past far proof
that thit gatatatnaat hat tat) apaesty
sad the will to pewttct Btvtonal right a4
to eilurcc jntW, rW sad I
solemnly pretest against' the Ustastieaof
th attorney Oeaeral of tka Ceiled
Stales as a B 'great wrong and indignity
to State aathority, as nibrtrsive ef the
principles of tree goverameat, aa4t!e
ttroctive or too orgaaitta of Aaaerioaa
constitutional liber:;. In the same sad
behalf of the in)urd govetameat sad
pe-'P1 ' Virglnis I .charge ttatuffieet
rttfc: "'IsWssWpfttisJJJ.-a- 'fNWHtif' W'feinShBn'" tkRHW
tit the safety otbtHh aad of att. 1 cotifrosl
him before the Justice and astaority of
your grist office, sad I appeal to yoa for
action which will at once redress the
wrongs ef the past and guard the princi
ples oflkt goteroaieat sgais4 a tike tr
frsctioa in the future.
have the honor to lx, Mr; President,
very rmpecifully, jour obedient ti rraat,
Signed. Jambs L. KatirBB.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Remenilx r the t h of Jul it the dsy
for the ' khol.icra "I die North Caroliea
Railroad t meet ia Hillaboru. Let the
stock h II. is attend in person. Where
the j cs.noi, lit them give ro proxy to a
man wh w ill trut: ' r vote for Billy
Smith, a hits) dishonesty is proves by his
own otli ' The ttockholdera will accept
the el ar er, in wh"le. and not in part, aa
they ilid at tht- laat meetiug. It they fol
low the advice f Billy and Ihe ring, tbey
will ncivpt anylhleg to get out a few
milliou, il boud. Go to the meeting
and mind who gets four proxies.
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FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Dr. Ransom, the Republican denounced
su-bttterly by l Oritttm 4 t-wtatet, it
candidats. The Centervttivt candidate
is Col. Yeates. 1 It it thought that Yeates
could beat either of them single haadtd1
Their double-teeming will not make the
race, more cooip'ica'ed or avre doubtful.
There it t feeling that Co!. Yeates will tc
elected, and that it htlf the battle In t po.
litical conspaign.
POSTMASTER GENERAL.
The new Pottmaster General, Eugene
Hale, it a young man from Maine. He
wai bom at Turner, Oifford ennnty,
Junt 9th, 1836 He was first known in
Maine as county attprpty of Hancock
ceunty. Subsequently be" was known as
a. member of Congress from hi State
There msy be something ia him, which,
at yet, bat not been developed, that only
the discerning eye of Grant hasditected.
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For the Sentinel.
EtiTn, June 2j
Ma. Editor :--Out standard
Capt. Jo. Davis, spoke to tbe people of
thit portion ol tbe county on Friday Ittt
Every one was pleated with the tpeech
and the man. From this place be wen
to PitUboro, where it waa reports! he
would not divide time with a republican.
Mr. Benjiinin Uouze, thinking thit true,
ventund to ask Captain Davit to divide
time with bim. No quicker laid than
dene. Capt. Divit gave ceutln Ben. and
hit candid te, Mr. Ueaden, such a roast
ing at tbey never had before. He then
invited cousin Ben. to go with bim, but
tbe invitation waa decline '. Couain Ben
apologized far Mr Ueaden signing the
ordinance of teceation, by ttyiug that be
was compelled to do to from Confederate
force. Capt. Davit denied the charge in
the absence of Mr. Ueaden, and aaid be
would not do to trust ia Washington.
The stmt force might sgaio ovsreoms
him and hs would vols for tbs civil
rights bill.
Tht attendance wat unusually large
and the best feeling prevailed. Chatham
will help to bear her unworthy ana. ?
' "iors,
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CHATHAM. I
THE BALTIMORE MURDER.
I im Killimo r Bbrsy Anas nw Huh-
MOBO.
From the Qattltt wegsthti the follow-
ng interesting matters relating to it:
TnlMOBMIltO AfTIB TBB MDBOBB.
Tbe morning after the murder of Berry
Amot, broke in all the beauty of a turn -mer
morning, but at tbe Middle District
Station it beamed upon one of tbs most
terrible picture of tbe consequences of
proflgscy tnd crime, far outvying in color
and tbadow Debute' grand picture of tbe
Prodigal son, lacking not the element of
wicked women to till up the pxture of
profligacy and ruin. Berry Amos, the
strong and stalwart man; be who the day
belore was ot all In tne city one lay mil
most noted for bis fine physique, in the
and stark is the prison yard, while of the
grated cell, almost with is reach s tbof
dead body stood the alleged murderer, the
young man of wealth, education and pe-
s lion, the grandson ol one of Maryland's
best beloved children, tbe heir to Isrge
wealth, the favorite of tortunt from hit
artiett hron; On tbe outside pretatd
the friends of both parlies In haadredi
eager for admisaaioo -nd eagerly discuss
idg the titgic aff .ir. Tbey tiled the
street, tnd when diven by tbt hia'. of tbt
tan trust the prison's front they soogbt
shelter nuder tbe houst s opposite, cr pres.
sing up the tide aliejt of the prison, con
leoisa inemteivrt wiin glimpses n wbh
going on iaside. Ai an earl I Mr
of tbs morning ustice Htgerty gars or
ders to Mr. Henry W. Mesrt, anaerUKer
on North Gay street, to prepare tbs body
for burial and to tskt measorsfor its
preservation from too . rapid deeoenposi-
tioa. Marshal Gray, who had arrived at
tbe ttatioa shortly after the ttarder, re-
maised about ihe station house probing
the fates nf the case. About I o'clock tie
Coroner, D . E R Walker, trrlved, and
shortly after A. Leo. Knott, Esq . appear
ed foi tbe Bute, aad Hon. William Pink
nav Whits terriblv ODoreaewd and ovtr-
comt by the stair which bad so sadly en
wrapped in itt aaiB roiat tne name ana
fame of ht former ward and John J.I
Pot, Etq-, appeared for the latter.
beaW
TBS PBISOtTBB
At itm o'clock the prisoner,
W. McDonald, was btonght oat
Samu I
ol the
oail which ha had rcepisJ aloes the
aowr at kit amat, aad. la charga of lt
tectJvte Mitchaal sad Poo tier, bo was con
voyed to tits city iaiio await the action
of Use greed Ian, Wring tweo otnmitted
ay tan isrsasr. W. F. Me Ka wean, Eq ,
eierk of the Crltaiswl coart, was yrttsjat
at the Mtjtioa wi h t bench warrant f-r
Ihe arrest of McDoaald, iwsed by tbe
Ctiaiaal tmtirt oa the oa of Otlieer Cros
by, a the charge of wtllul taurdrr, with
a eoMstilaseat Irota Sheriff Albert, which
would have bate brought into r qnUth a
had the sorowet'slary failed to Oad a ver
dict train him la order that be might
OS keid a.tJe.gr:aJ.,.W,,Jjiye
ted the oaae, At UcDkmiU basted
swt-''tsriiw w-nrtr, te :,wa4ktl
War;hf. cenlrM Otm face "'wat
tree frm aay troubled axprtaMon; be shook
heads with a friead cordially, and seem
ed eetirsriy eartiets a boot the position ia
which be wat plarcd
He ssrasstty denies hia guilt, sod ssvs
Itt had nothing whatever to do with atal -bitf
Asses, aad fwlt entirely eoafidei.t
that hit Innocence win be made manliest.
He accepts his trouble aad Imprisonment
ae aneorssaiy eoacqaeBCe nf a night's
omMocb, aad It apparratly worries uliu
to so greater exteat. lie it t lee looking,
will built young si to, taullleraly attired,
with graceful manners, maiked by gieat
a If poatrtaloe. He came into a large for.
tuov about tbres yeart ago and hat Imk n
thus tqaaaderios it ever since though
quite a headaome foriane, it it stated,
yet remain to kirn, lie Bat a place at
Tern Hants, at which be hu spent ninei
of his tima slant bis .majority, a.d cans
to the city o look alter a law caw m
which he waa -interested, and waa waiting
here for itt d' tcrminatitm before reform
ing to Terre Haute. He is a son of the
late William M D nal.l, Ihe owner of
Flora Temple, and grandam nf General
McDonald, one ef Ihe most distinguished
citizens of Baltimore: His mother is qtite
ill at Mire, France. Yesterday, while in
bis Cell, h was v "'"I ly bi surviving
grandfather, tht vaueikbit Mr. Thompson
aad by Gov nor Wiiyte; U declared
bis innocence to these gentlemen in tbe
most emphatic maouer.
Tbt newt of the death of Amos was
conveyed. t hit wife jatlerday morning
TnoBsjrtroni l" "Belair Mitket. Her
grief was Intense, and she waa literally
overcome by the tidings. The same gec
tlemto alto telegraphed to hie mother,
who reaidet at the corner of Eighteenth
and Main treela, Richmond. Last night
the mi ther telegraphed that the n mains
be tent to Richmond, but it it t! oujjht
that her request will not lie complitil
with as Amot bad purchased the lot in
Creenmount with t view to his huing
buried there with bia family.
rCBLIC FKBLINU.
Few affaiia that have occurred iu Ual
timore have excited more interest than
thit tragic atrir. 7tio well known char
aci of HanuL'l McDeaaltl, I Un, fgnly
congections and hit wealth, and the
equally well known character of the mur
dered man, made I be murder is topic ol
conversation in everjr circle of society. The
friead of McDonald hooted at the Idea
of his being tbe murderer. They say there
was not the mark of blood ahouiit him,
and yet be ia eprewntr d as pulling a
cis pocket and hand
and further, that tliir
e saloon at StierwoodV
Com huftut BaMjr
tht Am 4
t in thety.'aaFwwru
i the contrary denounce
tbs m
d blooded, deliDeratc
set on f
f McDonald, who they
claim showed every deposition to be
come t murderer by a savage attack lu
made on Joseph, ol this city, some months
ago, beating him with a billy over the
head to badly at to confine him to his bed
for til ties dayt. The action of the grand
jury terday writ be watched with inter
ast.
BOOK TRADE
Philadelphia, June 20th. A meet
ing ef the I'llllade puia B ok Trade As
Sociation was held to ilay ot noon, the
object of which was to enter a protest
against tbe enactment of the reciprocity
of a treaty with Canada by the Senate.
Uader this treaty Canadian merchants,
dealing in any manufactured article, cm
import (hem from Englaud or any other
country, and after handliug them, can
Ship them to this country duty free. A
series of resolutions were adopted express
ng alarm at Ctntda under the provitiont
of tbe treaty becoming a great centre port
tor the reception ol goods Irom all parts
ef tht world to be legally smuggled into
the United Stales, tod stating ibat the
treaty Uiaoguratajree-trade, tndjnvolves
the necessity o! collecting the entile re
veuueol tbe government by internal taxa
tion Tbe resolution were un:it. imoun'y
adopted.
from tbe honte of John Price most one
milt North ot Kalettrh on Tuesday evening
last, a bug Horse ; heavy tail and mane, tail
hangs to the left, cula hit knees in while trot
iag, blase face, rubbed a little in tbe right
hind thigh. Tht Under will be liberally re
warded by delivering the ame to
fab U-U WIMMK, YAMCKT Co.
CHATHAM COUNTY, j lVfr
Ed. Phillips as Administ'r, '
of Lewis Smith ; deed.
, vi. I Summons
John E kiit aud wife Robec- J lor Keliel
ca, Jim High! and wife Fan- and I'eti
n', tbe Heirs of Nat. Smith, j 1 1 o n f o r
names unknt wn, Heirs of final ftl
George Smith, namei un- lltin-nt.
known, Sam aon Smith, Wm.
Smith, sad Arch Anitb. J
To tbb SaxRtrr or Cbatbai Cuuntt
GBtBTmo:
Yon tre hereby commanded to summon
John Elk ins and wife Hebecra, Jim llissht
aad wife Ftnny, heirs of Nat. Hmith.
namet unknown, Stinsoo fmith, heirt of
Oeorge Smith, namea unli.o-vn, Wm.
Smith and Arch Smith, the Delendantt
above named, if tbey be found within
year county, to appear at Iht office ot tbe
clerk of tbe Superior Court for tbe county
of Chatham, within SO day?, ) after Ihe
service of thit Summons on them, exclu
sive of tbe day of such service, and an
twr the coeopittnt, t.copy f which will
be depotiled In tbt office r the cleik ol
the Superior Court for laid onunly, Within
It dayt from the date of tint Summons,
aad let them take notice, thai il l.iy fail
to answer to tbe said complaint within
that time. Ihe plaintiff will apply to Ihe
Court for the relief demanded in the com
plaint.
Herein fail a. t, and of thin Summons
make due return.
Given under my band and seal ol said
Court, this 80 b dav of May, 1874.
H. T. PETTY, Clerk
ot the Superior Court Chatham Onurity.
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JJALTIMORI fcOCK UflTAU
: crs 7 fora; Fbbosbicb (vaaav
A. MitTtUO.' ' '
VOUMO MtH.
caltf Power, PaljikaUoas of the Heart, t')
pevMla, Mervoat irritability, Dees ngata sat
the LIUv reactions, Qaaend tMbillt),
Bymptoaie IWempttaa, Ac
M KMT ALLY Tfc. tearfal effect oa the
ted am much to be tVeadei. Loaaot Mem
ory , Coafuetoa ef lds.Dtprtslim ol Spirits
KvU forelwdiiun, Averaioa to aociety. ncU
Utatraat, Love of Boutaoe. Timsdlty, Ac, art
sutaettf the ertla prodaero.
Tbosaaod of ptteoas ef si sges eta now
tada-a wkat la Um cento ol their ileeliaieg
beahk, kMitsf their vmor, tMeowU.g Weak,
past, servoaa aad emtriatea, bavtcga sburalai
appaarince aboet the eyes, et sgh ud yiep
Uxaa tottumpUoa.
- MAtUkiASBi
Married persons, or Yoaiis; assa eoutesnp'la'
iw..arriaie...wteof j&nitotk Mmmam: .
Loaaul PrirrnUve Power IliupoUincv). Ncr
ViHuKKila:4lUruue xae W0.k
Bees, Narrowa lientiu, or aer ouvsr tttsqeaf
aouioa, tpwteuy raueveo.
ACfgllFltlDIXr WARHAMTCIV
Pertunt rained la health by auleanwd pre
tenders who keep mesa inning moaut alta
ttooth, takint; potsooooa and mnrioat cote
pounds, should tpply tmmediatcb.
DM. JOHNS I ON.
II em her of the Roval C'otluire of Banraun;
Loudon. lifaduaU) of out of lee aauat euiiutut
CollcrMi in Uie United bUUsv and the beat
art ul wlioac lilt kat been spent In tbt ho
pllait of London, faru, Philadelphia aad eiau
where, ha et)uctd tutu ot Umi atoet atlou
labour ear Uial were ever known: uuuii
troatded with rinstmg In the bead aud ears
when asleep, great aurvouneat, betug alarm;
ed at taaoen soanat, oaaniuiueaa, wuu ire
quent Uashing, aUended totnetunea wite de
raiiiieEuent of mind, wore cured iioinwIltaLely
I LBTAI.N DlBlt.vfci;
When the mlatrnided anc Imprudent voUri
ol pleasure ttnds thai he bat Imbibed till
fweaa ol thit painful disease, It too often hap
nent that an Ul timed sense of tbaiae or drea.
of ducovery deters hlta from applying Ul
Lho who. from education and reaDactabilltr.
caa alone befriend him. lie tail Into tht
hands of Ignorant and detignuuc pretenders,
who. Incapable of curing, nleh hit pecaniara
aoiMiaaca, seep mm uiaing monu ariei
mouth, or aa lone ae the smallest fee can t-
oSUiaed, and ia despair leave him with raiaea
bualui to sigh ever hia gall tag dfaappotntuctit,
or, by the tvae ot that deadly poltoa, Mereary
cauae the constitutional ayscptont of thit hor
rid disease to make their appearance, sach as
returns "
To such, therefore. Dr. Johnston offers the
must certain, speedy, pleasant and efluctuei
remedy in ue world.
ENDORSEMENT OF TBI PRESS. x
The many tboasaadt cured at this establish
meat within the hut twenty years, andthi
auuierou uapotuun aarglral opera tluas fr-
tte(Sm.UUrUMtfltmaaimvir others,
notice of which have appeared again and
again telore uie psnue, oealdet Bat tlandmr
a a man or aonor and itttpensibuiry, it a sum
cieut guarantee to the amteted.
Ur. JOU.tTO!V,
or tbs BALviatoas Lock UotriTAi..
Ornta, No. 7 Soon Fbsdbbics' Htbs
BALTIMORE. MIX
Enclose Advertisement S htsmp for Reply.
Juiy v ij
-rkEKlK8d 8TKAM WASHER ND
BLEtCUKR.
TUE LAI EST, BEST AND CHEAPEST
ASHE MADE.
That 8 team Waahers art better than others
is tvw generally conceded. That the Peer
leas is the best of Steam V sshers will be ss
readily admitted by every one who sees It tnd
trios it with others.
Its construction it tnch at to rath the
lanrett onsntitv of water throneh the cloth
ing In the thortett time, end to compel! til
the water to go where it it desired, aud pre
vent its going anywhere else. It has no
bungling valves to make the water now bv
fits and ccate to flow at intervals but causes
It to flow steadily pouring sixteen streams
on the whole surface of the eiotiiing. Then
the water hat not to descend to the centre or
noth eudt of Uie false bottom to get back to
It starting point butgoes straight down from
where It fall, washing all part of the cloth
ingnow untouched uy II tapld current, ft
rushes through tht clothing many timet per
minute and cleans lueua in 13 to w minutes '.
Tbe eost of the machine may be tared very
soon in ainereuce id wear or tae dome.
It may be raved very toon in the didereaee
or lanor requires.
A machine made to flu een oe need with
any stove boiler or the boiler lot tbe machine
mav he used loranr otner Durnoae.
This midline sells fur lest than any of It
kind, and will no the work uuii'ker tad more
Uiorengnly, As lt name indicates it It
PEERLESS AMONG ALU
They tre made of best tie. The holier
wiin galvanised iron bottom, win last man)
years and are sold at the following low
r bices :
For Uie VVasUer and Boiler, (usual site) M
For the Washer aloae, (asaal eiae.) IS.
For the Washer and Boiler (extra large) iu.50.
For the Washer alone, (eitra large) t).
The nsnal site s It Inches wide by Hi long
18 1-KldeeD.
The extra Urge 11 Inches wide by 30 long
u i s ueep.
Sent anywhere p exprtat oa receipt of
I'rieo uy
J. A JONES, Proprietor,
I 7-U Raleigh, H. C.
E.
F. JONES & CO.,
COTTON FXCtoBS AND GSNKRAL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
O 11 O O tC It H ,
Wilminotor St., OrpotiTt Habkit 8JI 1HI.
HAL SI (J, If. C.
'Have on hand tnd are dally receiving every
arlirle usually wanted in the Grocery and
Pmvitlon line, consisting In part of
10 Baga Cotlto,
14(1 Bashels fess,
KB 111)1. nugsr, -
lu.UDO lbs balk Meat,
i Tierces Hams,
,r0 Kegs Lara,
10 Hoxes Candles,
J OH N ARMSTRONG
K)OKBINDER
KI
ltlank liook Mauurar'urcr.
)VIR . C. BOOKSTOBS
It A L E I O H . N . c
w
D
By a yi ung ladv t u isltlou a teacher of
the Engl is j branchea In a school or family of
rellneiu ut Reference! given.
Addrett.
Mist a w .
die T-dAwtf Oxford j. o
8TUMKWAL,L FElTUfZEI. '
Highly Concentrated. Hat alwavi been
Mantitac tared on tht bttlt of t gnartaWied in.
alysis. W 111 NO W be sold snhjei t to all laws
IS regard to PerUl tart. with THE 8AM E
gntracucd tnatytit
3. U. Flimbaoibi A Sou.
Uhartottet'tllle, Va
an fill Aw I m
W o Ar o
Using
Swedes
Iron
and the
Finest English Steel!
The bes brands of American aad Swedes
Iron, and Englieh Extra Refined Cast Steel
need in the manufacture of oar
AXE3 AND- EDGED TOOLS.
We offer the very beet AXE that can be
manufactured by skilled workmen and very
superior materials, and trust that we will re
ceive the support of the trade.
Otders filled Immediately.
JULIUS LEWIS A CO..
ON THK HKK AltrAST. LUNCHEON. DM
NER AND SUPPER TABLE,
Lea snd Ferrlna' Werefamtarahire Sane It
indUiicnsihle.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New Tork.
Agent for the United State.
EE AD ! BEAD! BEAD
GrEfeAT DISCO V KRV
Great Discovery,
"BRADLEVS PATENT ESAMKL VAIST
M.- rHOM PUKE WHITE LEAD UN" I i.l OIL ZINC
-MUKIVKRALT PUR UeB
Sold by the tjalloe olv -On II1"0 : overt id - V . .fc t ...u.
KKADTUEEDLLOWINO TEST A MO i, v
WW WrJf. W (kAIMMtlKaV WAt UKEfT. I-.fi.
Wabb reaaav i iau.a'a, tht sis,
Ma. C P. Sbiobt DbaB Iib: We have for aeVeral atoaths law r.,sv )UUr naiw.t '.
PtTStrr EausBL Parav," oa oar "Oottege Bulldiug," and art well patxe i w i, I , , ,
M sea ariatst by-iif a a viae s atpaiVaiea la aait , M4tsdaW aW-atiatt- -nimtlnaia
tat mm h,JnHmim shatln uaiot of awawsr. dutjt.hr au.1 ,4UU
II Is tu parlor to any other pigment oderei Is the u arket.
Very ReapartfaH..
tSTgnedv lttn,A.
Tbb Plaibs, faaqaler, Co, Va, Tvb 1 1, b; ,
Mb. CP. Kbmbt Sib: Tbe paint etm safely to hand at ordered, "wo kegs, tr g.I
each, and three bucket oae gallon eaeh. it practice Is a ack. I did tba j ti nwil i
weeks atrteoattantwork completed tbe house two eeaU, tut lat mt ai'Miod Uurk, :j
tt BOW generally conceded that for 'Enamel" like hardneat and txaly and uara'H) ui .
then It aot a handsomer ob la tbe pttet. I saved tlxty-flve dollars by Um op rates ua.
ssea Item Jast bow with '-tVBthere Veoplt." it should Iwtwraily adopted ia i.iU ?i w
aoy country lad ran apply It. 1 have never dslibled in tuch ttoek aa Tat.aiouita b j- t Imd
to forelbly the great adapULIIIty of yoar Enamel Paint to the wan Is of oa propi lu
eellesMV of material, in beauty of eolor, aud the feet ef iu betug rswly miaed, tku i
you fall permission, if it is desirable, to make what ae yoa think prouer ' inu letw
Very ratpectfnlly sad truly,
tlcUiLI., M. II
BaltiMcbb, Dec mberiu, iett
Ma. C V. Kniobi Dsab Sta : Jt affords me much pliwauie to y to yja that Uk Bra-U y
Patent Eitmel Paint Ut exceeds my eipectatiout iu oe..."iny, b a t , a I I a . -, y
reason to elteve lu durability. More,thau tveiv months uc.', i iaitj the rm,l 1H,
honae ( M union House) with the Bradley Patent Enamel fain I, an' I wi l wail pie . i
with it, 1 tstenainad to paint the fionUot the 'Hotel," and I aia a est ha py to say Ui . u
gives me perfect satisfaction. Iu oooeluaioe I wuT aay, II tait talla.oalsl wut Ix ol . i
vantage to you, yon are at liberty to us It,
Tours ntott respectfully,
ISAAC 4LBERT4UN. Mauato Uou lot. I
Cor. Payette and at. Paul at , Baltua re.
The following kttet It strong and vtlaablsi
Baltibjobb, Mo., Dae. n, ir.
0. P. Knight, Km., Agmt BrttlUy't lUaU AVamal hiuf DaaB Bla : I us Paint or puciw 4
from yoa w will cheerfully endorse at the bast of any kind w have aa t, it evoruax
quallUet It everything desired, drying promptly and with a hard gloea, which atjL, w UMkk
realtt the action of all klnda of weather. Tait I our experience and we can reriMi)eH,l I
wltb-ee.ruinty, aad intend to aae it oa all occaaiont where we daatlra a good yob of work
Very ratiectf ulJy.Biern aad rtveee faiutws
EMM ART A vjUARTLET, M W. Baltimore bt not
Honte, Sign and rrest e I'aiutars
C. P. KNIGH r, t)oi.a Gbbkbal Aourrt,
, , W. Lon.bard 8t , Ituitimoie, M.I.
gpeclmeaa and Pries List ftrnlhd graila, ' nor Uftadni .
TX.TILLIAMBOM. TJPOaiiBO'i AND I
.Wholesale Grocers j
Ann ;
i
COMMISSION MKRCI1 ANTS, j
fAVETTEVlLLE STKKET j
Opposite Mttropollttn 11 a)l 1 , 1
RAfuEIUII. N C.
,B. P. WILLIAMSON,
w. a. upuiiiiRCii,
J. J. THIIMAH
tent H-tf
N
U
On the lath Instant a email sorrel mare
with white bind feet tnd a small white spot
m ihe forehead, and auparoally abust aix or
seventeen old The owner will please prove
nroperty, pay charge anl take her awav.
r- r- W. H. MOKUAN,
At Oberlln. 2 milai Weat of Kr'eiirl , N. C.
Feb ltwSt.
JRE Vol! UOi0 to fAlNT r
"Averill Chemical Paiat.ls 'the best.
JUJ.lUdLKW18.eui.,
Bole Agtntv
Wr te for descriptive cir.-aUr t id crj o
alarm.
C1ONUKE081ONAL, JUDICIAL AND
J SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS.
A Democrtttc-Conserrativo Convention
for the tfrtt Congresniooal District of N.
Carolina will be held in Edenton on Thurs
day, the 28th. day of May. 1874, for tbe
purpose of nominating' candidate to re
present tha District in tlie 14th Congress,
of the United Bute.
At the tame time and place Conventions
will be held to nominate candidate for
Judge and Solicitor of the first Judicial
District, snd candidates for tha Senate Is
Uie first Senatorial District
The Counties in tbe District are request
ed to bold their puntary meetiays and ap
point delegates to attend these Conven
tions, W. F. MARTIN,
Chm'n of Cong. Ex. C'ommitte.
II. E BAXTEK,
Cluu'n nf Judicial Committee.
II A. GILLIAM,
Ch'uio o, rh n Committee.
may6-d24L
ANNOUNCEMENT.
It II. Amlrn rm An o.
(CLOTUIBHS AND GBUTt rUBtltBSkt.)
Would rtspectfnlly call the sttentloa of
their aamaroa patrons and tht public gen
erally to their Stock of Spring and Summer
Clothing, for Men tad Boys, tbe mot tot
which hat bees manufactured by oar Ntw
fork Partner, since the decline In Goods
which enables ns te sell much lower than
heretofore. Call and examine onratoek and
tbeyfwill not card to look elsewhere before
purchasing
April rind, 1ST.
A large an 1 attractive Stock of
UenU Furnishing Goods,
Constantly oe hand.
R. B. ANDREWS A CO.
Next door to Tucker Hall.
April sJnd, 1M4.
All the latest Novelties iu Hats just re
ceived tt
R. B. ANDREWS A CO.
Clothiers and Genu Furnishers, .
. 'it Fayetteville St.
R
KOOLLBCT,
In reference to tbe
BOLLS' S
HANDLED COTTON HOE,
that 'tit the only HOE made of
Solid Cast Steel Not Rolled Steel,
VTe told in 1873, R96 dozen of theso Hoes.
We Warrant every . HOE perfect in
Slock, Temper and Finish.
Hardware House of
sp 17-tl JULIUS LEWIS & CO.
IJtHE WATT PLOW.
Constantly receiving tapplJas direct from
the maiutf afltnrert nf Hilt, celebrated plow
The Farmers Beet Friend.
JAMES M. TOWLE8,
key 128-If Agt. for the tlanstacturera.
D
1X1B PLOW I DII PLOW I!
Is now whlthont a
denies."
and Wider rnmW-lt -h n t r I mrrmmm. i
ment for alterlmr eat la mom aim,.), .nlin
enteleut than any other plow on the market.
self sharpening reyertlhle point, the greatest
elf
evaw issttnwvvtitwmB wra St BBajB). OBai HOT. t, I
they think of this plow. Ji frr It
ai. "jrowaer sewi xjol. i w b WftisHNl. w&.ll
or send roar orc"ert to
. JONES Co.,
Agents.
dec 10-tf
AXO
CORN, MEAL, PEAB. PINE rEf
Baled Oat, r'order. Ha. . Klon h. .v.-.
At OSBOHN's,
Oraln and r". d !tore.
West of N. C. freight Di'pot Waieboen
Orders drO ped In Poatollee .niii l e
tiled.
W. A. OATTIt, Sup't tel. h.allv
I SVa ju t r: ,a n! irs Stock O
ipring ju I S j j u -r (I ..nl , h ii:lil st the
lowest point reached this Spring, aud aw
ible o offer ro idaolthe tameqaalliy as cheap
at any one In this or a-; other market.
KEEP
DRY OOODt,
NOTIONS. fANCY
UOOD4, BOOT.
AND SHOES AN U II lTa.
NEW AND KKKiH, bouh at the lwet
price an l told r.ir a small prout, iliereby en
ibllog my eust mert tnd pul le to sum.lv
theatselvet tt aatltfactorr prleea
inaaarui for past farota i uoisi to merit a
outmuanee ul the tamo by cloie attention
to boaiuess.
i. D. NEWSOM.
tp 15 dlun
g ELECT UOARDINU AND DAY SCHOOL
5IILL8BOUO' N. C.
The Mistdt Nath t Mils KjUucli lire
mme the e(erciis ol thir e i il in End ly
Fib. e, 1874.
Circulars forwarded ou .ippHttioD.
dee 14-1
JU LEWIS Ai CO.
DEALERS IN
BUILDERS AMD
!
UOlsKrUKNISUl.NU
IlARDVYlKE.
PRAtrS ASTRAL OIL,
BOLL KB COTTON HoKS,
AVERILL C11F.M1CAL PAINTS,
FARM, LltUKJU AND
PLANTATION BELLS ,
THE ALL RIGHT COO feTOVE,
OUANUEK1FLE A BLASTI.VG
pi ) W URKft.
tset Building, Raleigh, N. C ap LO tf
PETTY & JONES.
Jobbtrs aid Ret litet tot
DRV GOODS. NOTIONS, BOOTS, SHOES
A-Jic3, Hats
AT 20 FayMnUU Street, Iiileigh, N. , H.
iiving Just received a varied attort
ment ol solid, tu iped and llgiircd japanete
4ilk, from 83 to 79 cent, figured Irinia
Lawns at 20. Solid and figured Tacific
Lawns at very low prices. Grass Cloth
and India Seer Sticker suitings t ptiois
which defy competition. C at' Spool
Cotton, white and colored. Several cases
,Lt4ai,Pattnnt,(tod.,8t.j.rj. CMmn .at, 74
to 10. 8-4 unbleached shirting at 5.4-4
Unbleached shirting 9 to 12 1 2. llleacli-
a.l Shirting at A to S, 4-4 Bleacheil M,irt
ing at 9 tu 18 12.
Those with our already large and hand-
having bad tbe .advantage
tome stock ol goods make a splendid as-
purchasing at the lowest prices
tbe
Season, wr otfer our goods as lo aanjual
quality can be bought in i he State.
All wishing to buy cither to sell or for
pcrtontl use wm save money uy i xsmin;
rtontl use will save m
ne our goods and prices.
PETTY & JONC
I'OOE
Ira
Milt,