North Carolina Newspapers

THE DAILY SENTINEL VJL E. PELL, Editor nd Proprietor. Tb SSSTIKKL wpt Sunday. il published every moralng cx- TERMS: . . - - $1.00 - ,w fat on Booth, fa two months, Three month," " month - - - SOT yr Wa solicit th aid of our friends la eitend og our circulation. PROCLAMATION, HY WILLIAM W. 1IOLOBK, PROVISIONAL GQVNRNOR, TO TflU PEOPLB OF NORTH CAROLINA. fl'usRWAS. A Conyention of the people of North Carolina has been chosen In pursuance of the proclamation of Annntw Johmso, rrestdenl .j ,L United Statee, f date May 89th, 1865, ..nr the fourth section of the fourth article of of thft United Sutea. which s-uer- entees to every State in the Union a republican form of government, for the purpose of enabling Wal neoole of said State to organize a State onwrnment whereby ius'tice may be established inmrtit' tranauilityj-eetored, and loyal citizens protected in all thejjf-ighu of life, liberty and property ; and for the "purpose also of restoring Lh Stat to its Constitotional relations to the WaUral Government, by presenting such a repub tican form of government as will entitle the State .to the guarantee of tbe United States therefor, and its people to protection by the United States arainst invasion, insurreotion, nnd domestic vio fence : And said Convention having assembled iii the City sit Raleigh, and adopted Ordinances hereinafter set lortb; I,' WILLI AM W, UOLDEN, Provisional (iovernor of said State, do hereby - liroclaim and declare, that an election will be held in the vinous Counties f said State on Thurs day, the ninth day of November, liSoS, as fol lows: 1st. For the ratification or rejection of "An Ordinance declaring null and void the ordinance of Mavthe liOth. 1801." 2d. For the ratification or rejection of " An Ordinance prohibitiujr slavery in the, State of North Carolina." 3d. Fur a Governor and member of the Gen eral Assembly. 4thr For seven members of the House' of Rep representatives of the Congress of the United States. .J iih. For Clerks and Sheriffs pf the respective Connies. i w , " ' The elections shall be conducted in accordance with "An Ordinance providing fur tbe election of theTnmiiBerT of the Gerief.in33cihiT,totr convened on ,the fonrth Monday of November, eighteen hundred and aixtyuve,'and for electing Representatives in Consrres and Governor of the State, ratified by the Convention the tenth day of October, one thousand eight hundred aid - sixty five, and hereinafter set forth ; said ordinance bavins been passed in oursunoce of the tvrocla- matiou of the President of the United States, of date May 29th, 1865, authorising said Conven tion to ' prescribe the qualification of the elec tors, anatEe eligibility ot persons to hold otlice under the constitution and laws of the State," And also, in conformity with the rules and regus Istions prescribed by the laws ot tins state con cerning said elections, in force previous to toe ZUth day ot May, 1001. The people of the State are respectfully urged to maintain order among themselves at the elecs tion. and to discountenance appeals, the tenden cy of which may be to prudence ill feeling and alienation towards tne toderut government, ine policy of the government bas been liberal and generous -towards North Carolina, and bo pains should be spared to secure a continuance of the policy. And the officers in the various Counties, sp . pointed by the Provisional Governor, are enjoin ed to exert themselves to preserve the peace among the people on the day of the ' election ; to act with' justice and firmness in all matters that may claim their attention ; to see that those entitled to vote are protected in their right of suf frage, and that every manifestation, if such mas ifeatationi there should be, of hostility to the federal government, is promptly rebuked and re- prted. 11 " ! ! n l r i.i.:.k .u. iq.u J.- r asuuc ttiuur Clij VI uiiqiju, iug khu v - October, in the year of our Lard one thousand -eight hundred ana sixty-five, and in the year of the Independence of the United States the nine tieth. A" ':-""- y ' - W. yv. HOLDEN, Provisional Governor, By the Governor: T-i.-r ; "... W. K. IticiiAnDsow, Private Secretary. Y '.' - AN ORDINANCE , -i To give publicity to the Ordinance ordering Elec tions on the 2nd Thursday in November next I Bi it ordained by tht poopt Ifortk Carolina, m Ctnutntion ottemlLed, and it it hereby ordained. That the Provisional Governor bs empowered and re quested to take snub steps as in his judgment may he necessary to make known to the people of North Carolina the ordinance ordering elections, on the 2nd Thursday of November, loG5. (Read three times, and Hatified la Convention the 12th day of October, A. D., I860.) - - , EDWIN G. REAOE, President, i J as. H. Moons, Sec reury of the Convention, K, U. BiDotaAssistant geeretary. AN ORDINANCET declaring null and void tlieordinancs of May 20th, eighteen hundred and sixty-one : He tl declartd and ordamtd by th dtUgatet 0 Ms gwd proplt of Sorth t'eroltna, in Cottfxnft'o atum M,an4 it u hereby declartd and erdaintd. That the ordinatse of the Convention of the State of North Carolina, ratified e the twenty-first day of fc Tembsr, seventeen hundred and eighty-nine, which adopted and ratified lb Constitution of the United atesrnd abjo all acts and parts of acts of the General Assembly, ratifying and adopting amend Mnti to the Constitation, are now and at all Jlessincothe adoption and ratification thereof, hart been in fall force and effect ; notwithstanding -m supposed ordinance of tb twentieth day of May, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, declaring "at the same be repealed, rescinded and abroga ted ;. Md the said supposed' ordinance is now and all times hath been null and void. (Ratified 1 convention, this seventh day of October, in the yasr of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and y-ne.) . : r. . KDWIS O. KF.ADE, Preeidenl4 -i A i Uoo,:. Secretary of the Convention. c- Bawita, Assistant Secretary. . 5 " AN ORDTNANCE- s . : Prohibiting Slavery in the'State of North Carolina: -.Bt ttdfdani anivrdaihtd by iha 4thaU& af th ffl ftf Sidu ofXorlh Cnretow in Ctnttwon a. w "f WOtXD H VOL. I. RALEIGH SATURDAY, OCT. 21, 1865. NO. G5. uutbltd, and it it ktrtby dteUtirtiani erdaintd, That Slavery and involuntary servitude, otherwise than for crimes, whereof the parties shall haye been uuiy convicted, shall be and is hereby forever pro (Ratified in Contention, thia Ninth da ot iWn har, in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight uinirraiuil HIIJ-IITa.) . EDWIJI G. READS, President! Jas. H. Moobk, Secretary of the Convention, ' H. Oi B A do an, Assistant tteoretary. AS ORDINANCE Submitting to (he qualified voters of the State, the riuicuuu or rtyotiion. 01 certain orumances : . Bt it ordained by tht delegate of tht ptoplt of Nortti varelma, anauu aertby traatned by (hi authority of me tame, 1 nai on tne second Tbursday of November next, shall be submitted to the voters of the State qualified to vote for members of .the House of Com mons, for their ratification or rejection, th Ordi nance passed by this Convention, entitled "an Or dinance declaring null and void the Ordinance of Msy the 20th 1801," and suoh persons as shall favor th ratification, shall vote a tleket with the words, "Anti-Heoession Ordinance, Batifisd,' and pose opposed atia.il vote a ticket In th words "Anti-eotsiou Ordinance. Bejeeted. Also at th same time shall be submitted for their ratifloa tiaa-M tsjeBtton a Sjdinance pajsed by, the. Con vsntion. entitled "an Ordinance nrohihitinff sla very in the State of North Cat gliua," and those who favor a ratification of the same shall vote a ticket with the words. "Atati-Slavery Ordinance Ratified," and those opposed shall vote a ticket with the woras "Ann Slavery Ordinance, Rejected Bt tt further ordatiied, That the Sheriffs or other Officers who may ascertain the resalt of the poll: in eaoh County, shall transmit the same to the Provisional Governor, who is hereby empowered and requested to cause tne number of votes each way to be ascertained and proclaimed through many as three newspapers published in difiarent parts of the State Be it further ordained. That, if ratified, thence forth mid Ordinances shall be the laws of the land and that abolishing slavery shall become a part of toe tonsurutton 01 tne state. (Keaa tnret times BndTatHted tn Convention, October 4 VA-P-1805 J U. KEADK, Fresidsnt. J a: H Moore, Secretary of the ConrtnUon. a. O. Biooxm, Assistant Secretary. . . AN ORDINANCE Providing for the election of the members of th ueneral Assemoiy to De coaveneo; on tne fourth Monday of November, I860, end for electing Rep resentatives in Congress, and Governor of the State 1 ': - Bt ii ordauud by tht itUaaia of A people of th State cf Xorth Carolina in Coavejition atttmbltd, and itithtrtby. Ordained by iht authority of tht tamt, That a General Assembly of th Stat shall b convened on th fourth Monday of So v nifie r , TS H 5 , the mem bers whereof shall bold their plases till the next election of such members, which shall bs held on the first Thursday of August, 1866. Beit further ordamtd, Thai th Provisional Gov ernor 1 hereby anthvriied and requested to issue forthwith to the sheriff of eaen county, a writ di rectini that an election be held for the Senators and members of the House of Common of suoh General Assembly, on th stoond Thursday cf No vember next, uuder Ike rules, regulations and pro visions of ehapter 62 of th revised code. Bt it further ordainea, Thai immediately on tbe rcpt of the writ, each 8heriiT shall summon the Justices of the Peace of th Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessroas, to assemble at th oourt bouse on a day appointed by him, which shall b as early as practicable ; ana iney or so many as may assem ble, shall appoint inspectors for each place of elec tion whoshail be forthwith notified of their appoint meat by the ttherUf,..and they shall conduct, the. eiesuons em max rn vi ui puiuia id man ter pi escribed in said chapter Bt il farther ordained. That each member and vo- ner shall be qualified accordjng to the now existing constitution of tbe Btate. Provided, hovtver. That no one shall be elliglble to a seat or be capable of voting, wno Dtflug 11 in u 1 .apeviv, auaii LVk uv- lure the twenty-nininuay 01 may. eignieea ojsO" dred and sixty five, either have voluntarily taken and subscribed th oath of Amnesty prescribed la the proclamation of President Lincoln, with th purpose to suppress the insnrrection and rector th authority of the United States, and thencefor ward shall have Observed the same, or shall not have taken and subscribed the oath ; of Amnesty prescribed in the proclamation of President John son bearing date twenty ninth day of May, eigh teen huudred and sixty-five, and who moreover, shall not in either case bo of those who are excep ted from th Amnesty granted by any of the Sadi proclamations, unless pardoned t lut provided alto, That all parson who may have preferred pstltloos for pardon, shall be deemed to have been pardoned If th fact of being pardoned shall b announced by th Goverpor, although the pardon may not have been received 1 and prvtided alto, that the payment of public tax shall not be required as a qualifica- - . 1 . . I - 1 V . I . tion vi ne voter la iuo cicvuuui in noveaiuer nit.- Bt it further ordamtd. That for tbe purpose of ascertaining the' qualifications of persons proposing to vote, the inspectors may and it shall be their du ty whenever tbe vote may be challenged, or they shall bavs cause to suspect that b is not duly qual fied, examine bim and others pa oath' touching th question..; ., . .,,,:,...,; Beit further ordained, That at the same tiiu and place, elections shaUba held for seven tiepresenta. lives inthe Congress of tne" United States, in pur suance ef chapter sixty-nine of the Bevised Code, which shall be couducted ander the rnies ana regu lations therein prescribed for such 'elections, and the voter in said elections shall be such only as shall be qualified to vote for members of th Home of Commons, ami tbe Provltiooi" Governor-shall u. gi tb certificate required y th ninth section of said chapter - : . ... - ..: - jB t further oraamea, lhas at tne sains time nd place, an election shall held fr a Governor of the State ander the same rules and regulations presoribed in chapter fifty-three ofjtb Revised Cod and the persons qualified to vote lor msmpers 01 the House of Common nndcr-the ordinance; shall be qualified to vot-for Governor. .; c:tnrai Bt it further owlansid. mat no person snail i sligilile as Governor unless he shall be qualified ac cording to tb constitution or tn state, ana also ball b capable under thr provision ot this ordi nsncelof voting for member ottbGnralAssembly. HI Kyvnmr wtwwwi, i. u uiv uw.uyi uiu. elected shsll uke bit sear so soon as tb authority Of tb Provisional Governor shall crane, either be fore the first day of January eiehteen faaodred and sixty six or atterwarjis before the first day of Jan uary eighteen hundred and sixty-seven. ,.:. , Bt it J) ordained, That tb Governor thus k3. J.- . Nl - Jo AIMER BE KUniT THAN IiU l'ttESIIEst.le)lry CBy. elected shall continue In office till the firs day of January, eiguieen uunarea sua sixiy-ttven " lit tt further ordamtd. That it shall be tn th power of tne General Assembly, to modify so mud of this ordinance as relates to the provision for electing a Governor and his term of office. iRnti. fied In Convention this tenth day of October, in tbe year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-five.) EDWIS G; READEvPUent. Jis". HWooaE, Secretary ot the Convention, - R. C. Baooicr, Assistant Secretary. AN ORDINANCE To divide North Carolinaluto seven Districts : Congressional ""SlCTio 1 Be it otTtdintd by tht people of Xorth Carghnmn Convention atttmbltd. and it it ktrehv or, convention alternated, and u daintd by tht authority of the saws, That for the pur pose 01 eiei-uug represeuiauvcs in Ine uongress of tne united (states, the Mate shall b divided into seven districts, as follows : The first district shall ne composed or tbe counties of Currituck, Camdea Pasquotank, Perqulmmons, Gates, Chowan," Hert ford, Northampton, Halifax, Martin, Bertie, Wash ington, Tyrrell, Hyde, and Beaufort : The second district of the counties ot Pitt, Craven, Jones, Lenoir, Wayne, Green, Edgecombe, Wilson. Ons low, Carteret, "upHn and New Uanovevf The third oistrici 01 tno counties of Brunswick, Columbus, Blauen, Sampson, Cumberland, Robeson Richmond Harnett, Moore, Montgomery. Union and Slanlv. The fourth district of the counties, of Wske. Frank lin, Warren, Granville, Grunge, Nash, Johnston and Chatham ; The fifth district ot the comities ot Ala mance, Randolph, Guilford, Roekiugham, David son, Forsyth, Stokes, Surry, Person, and Caswell The sixth district of the comrties of Rowan, Cabar rus, Union, Mecklenharg, Gastoo. Lincoln. Cataw ba, Iredell, Davie, Yadkin, Wilkes, and Alexander; The seventh district ot the counties of Ashe, Ale gbany, Watauga, Yancey, Mitchell, McDowell Burke, Caldwell, Rutherford. Cleaveland. Polk Henderson, 1 ransvlvni, Buncombe, Jlsdison, liar wood, Jackson, Macon, Cherokee, and Clay, .each ot which uutnets. shall be entitled to elet one Repre- sentauvev in in uongress ot tne united state, Scctiox. 3. The election for Heui ese ulatives -is Congress, shall beheld and coadueted in ewery re spect, ic conformity with the rule regulation and restrictions, as let forth and prescribed, in tb Six ty Ninth Chapter of the Kevised Cod except that the Polls shall be compared in tbe first district at the Court House in tbe county of Chowan, in the second district at the Court House in tb county of lyuoir, in ioe iinra oistrici ai in uouri nouje ia the countv of Cumberland, in th fourth district at the Court House in the.conuty of Wak ; in the fifth district at tbe Couri,liaiis ia the eeuniy of Guil ford ; in tb sixth district, at the Court tfonse In the county of Iredell; in the seventh district ii"'lhe Court House in tbe county of Buncombe. (Read three timei and tutiued in Con ven lion, the- -day of Oct. I009.J - EDWIN O, EBADE, President Jakss Fl. Moors, Secrctitry of th ConVentiou. H. C. B do tu, Assistant (secretary. AN ORDINANCE 7 For the election of Clerks and Sheriffs. Be it ordained by the good people of Jforth Carolina. tn Convention attembled, and it it hereby ordamtd by authority of the tame, That an election b held for Sheriffs and county and superior Court Clerks en the sam day and at the same time and places, that the election for members of tbe ueneral Assoinbly shall take place, and in the same manner as hereto, fore prescribed for the election of such officers! Provided, thst all persons qualified to vote for mem bers of th House of Commons shall be qualified to vote for theee omccrs. Sac. 2. Be it further ordatned. That Slid 'Officers shall have all the qualifications heretofore required, Ssc. 3. Bt u further orctatnuL That ther shall enter on the duties of their- ofhea seen as tlis Provisional Government expires, and hold said offices until further provided for by ths General Assembly. ( Head three times and ratlfisd In Con vention tbe IJitb day of October, A.- I). L865 ) U. U. KhiAUn, President Jas. H. Mooat, Socretary 01 tbe Convention. It. C Badoek, Assistant Secretary. J AN ORDINANCE , Providing for the election of two members of th House of Commons from the county of Cumber land, and one from the County of Harnett; Bt it ordamtd by tht Delegate of tht vtovl ef Aorffl Carolina, tn Convention attembud, and U if hertbv ordained by tht authorial of, iht tnml. That nntil otherwise provided , by law, the county of cumoerland sunn elect two members to the Ilous ot Commons, and tn county ot Harnett one mem ber, th elections to be held in accordance with th rule and regulation prescribed by law ' for th Hons ot Commons: Provided, thai soothing In this ordinance shall chaoge the representation of th wo counties in tb Senate, but tbey shsll vot together for 00s Senator, until the next apportion ment of Senatorial Districts. (Ratified in Conven tion this 17th day of October, in the rear of" our Lord on thousand eight hundred and sixty-five. EDWIN G. EEADE, President i Jahis Hi Moose, Secretary of the Convention. ; E. C. Bapokb, Awisiant Secretary. , J Jl . tf Each paper in th Stat copy twic and ead bill to th Executive Department, -'-f ' THE RALEIGH NATIONAL BANK i op .- - . , NOnTII O AIlOLINAr 'RALCIOa, . 0. ' CSTITED EliTtS BIPOSITORT PINANCUt AGIKT Authorized September 13, l5. DIRECTORSt Geo. W. Swepson. Pret't. C. P. Meodenhall, S. Cannon, FiesJVw'f. Jo.W.Buldeq, . , W. B. Gnlirk, Cathur, , ' , , This Bank Is now open for th trsaisotionof Bank- g business. - , old and Silver Coin. Pcmottii Exehanr. and nited Sutei, Stat and local Ssountioi bought and sold. ' ' , Unenrrentmooeyldisconatod on tb mt fsverab'e termsvi xleposite reoeivea ana eareiui aiusuo pata to accounts ef business man and firms. 0 - - ; Co lections mad at ail point ia the ctate cf Korth Carolina. -ly. Change of Time. Nand aJUrMo P. M., Bunder, Aacnst 18lh .Trains will ran as follows, uutil furlhor rders r . GOING W8T, AIL VUA1 Leav RaIlBh, ';-. Sreeaabora, tllhnrya Arrive Charlottsj-' r. p.'m, t. J. if Ar hi. 1-1 - ' ACCOMHOOATlOB VBAIS. Raleteh, ; : Leav 6.M A. Ix tt P. in ' JUL, . Orvenahoro. " : : j " ralisbary, ; : , Arrive Charlolrt, . . , - COINO KA8T. aaa vaai. Leave Charlotte, : 1 1 , " Sallsbary, . , . . ., " Orasnsboro, ; V ': 1 Arrir Kalelgh, : .it t A0l)0IWOAIO VaAUt, Leav Charlotte, : ; j " Salisbury, ; . . " ftriwinUoro, j t i s Arrlv kaleigh, ; t j . j Mail train eonnaeta. aait ' tin (T avsiitft 1.0 P. s.M 10 1 4.1 A. If, lib .uo 1.01 1M A. M, P. H. with thRa Ulgh and Sastou train for Petersburg and th North and with- th V. 9. MUlury VaflroadT for Goldsboro, Freifffat Truln nvu fi.uuk .. if a u il - " J- " " " AVI. f Via" h A. M., stopping at Company Shops ever Tb Mail Train will onlv tu en RunH. p.... gers are notified to proear tickets befor ntsrlos the trains, as additional fare will ka E WILKES, - Engineer and Bup't. Aug li lt tf. SCHEDULE Raleij7h and Gaston Rail- r road. "' To take eilect Tuesday, Jan it, igas. GOING NORTH. . .... a ilk raAJs. ... L- Leav: Ral.lgh, i. j. ; ; b tt AM. mm nroox, - . : : ; m HuntsvUia, : i 1 1 ' b in Wake, i : 1 j 1 6 1 Prviktiato7- f i tT e nutrir, Li Henderson, Junction, : Rldgeway, Waireatoa, ' Maeea, 1 Littleton, 1 atoa, a it r te 1 f 1 H 11 1 10 a 1 11 10 t 11 to r 1 oo Arrive Weldoa, - P. M, GOISG SOUTH. .hail Taant. 1 ! ! . Leave Wsldon, 10 00 A. M. ' Oaston, ! ' ' Littleton, : ' Maeoa, : 1 Warranto, t Rirtgaway, - Junetion, : Henderson, ' Kittrell's, 1 Franklinton, Wake, Bontsville, Mill Brook, t I 11 00 - . : 1 1 . Utt- P. M I I 1 Si - 1 1 ! , 1 r it 1 in 1 t t m , - I -J tl) " : 1 r - 4f8 I ; -4 44 --11 6 ll : : s ""' i 11 011 ., 1 t 1 TOO 1 -ALBERT JOHNSON, if" .. Supsrintondsnt, Arrive Raleigh, SS-tf. THE BEST, MOST EXPDITI0l'S AND e v ...... t , ... '' Anrar, v AAmsrtkjsaniM ex. bsik, wV&ifwsit VJlOn CHARLOTTE ' ' -- 7"' TO the ' .NORTHERN ' -f - via :-.:jTt. North Carolina Kallroad,- Kalelh & Gaston Railroad, rctmburg ft Weldon Railroad : , VAlilOUS CONNECTIONS. Passengers by this tin will l.ave CHARLOTTE at 1 e'eleek p. ss arrtrs, at Kalelgh 4.80 a. at. Lav RALEIOH e'eloek a. ., arrive at Oaston 11 a. ra. Lsavs OASTOS-1 p. arrlv at Ptoraborg .39 p. . and leav thst bight for Richmond and th north, or stsy id Petersburg, get a good night's rest and tak tb cart for City Point, enneting with tb Jajnes River steasstrs foraerthem pejnts. -,, . Passengers for wsstara or loutkera point will isav Petersbvg at 0.30 e'slock a. ssv arrive at Oattoa 11 a. nv Lssv Oaston It a, at , arrlv at Raleigh 7 p. nu" Lsav Raleigh at T.40 p. m. and 0 Passengers are rsspeetfally requested tegtUkt hfr trlag Ck ars. n , . . WtliKEO, ' . ; Sag. sad Dup'tK. C. R. K. - v1 ' -A. JOnNSON,' J - ' , Bup't RaUlgk Oaataa B. R. R. M. DtJNLOp; -Aag. 11-tf Enp'f petorsbarg Wldon R. R. s. a. ANDnKWt. ens. H, hahbi' N. 0. CQMMlSSION HOUSE.' . ANDilEWS & RADll, WINMINuTON, N. C - TBE nnderslined have itahHsbed a Commission and Forwarding Uses In Wilmington, and offer their servioes t"t tbe sale of Cotton, Maval Btr, gbeetlngs, Cotton Yarns, Tobaoeo, Baeon, Vlourv 1 A., aaoV v purchase fot merchants ef others, aay goods sold in this market. . ..j.. if 0 A M t. . .i irr . n . 1 . . " Umee an. , oouia nator cueai, np siairs. August 18, 1. r lUmpJ ' A dv ert iFetnentr dec n p v m g n ot uord than 1 0 Una niimon type wntch cpusntnei a snar ;,V ' I Insertion $10U I trek 41' ;$..0w 1 J IMS 2.00 1.60 3.00 800 1 month 1 mouth a i IS. 00 MM' S0. 4 , . 5 u 1 weak Kpecinl notices, under a special bead, will be charged ondollat per square for tech insertion. - Funeral nofioea will Recharged adTenixsuSqt. i Th siuipje announcement of a death or marriag will not be clifrged, , , , ; 3 aJall!lllJ.l-!!Ua ' ; Wont Uso any Dtlicr ! ' s, ! A fciv EBSTER'S ' ' ' VEGETABLE HAIR INV1G0RAT0R, io usm 01 AI.U ifl 1-Ki.i s.liSM.fl XU AS I in market fur tan reasons 1 . . 1. because It Invariably turns ro. U U Ita original cjj in tbe snort spa of fo k. . a, tMMMUk eland, and. aie aad wUl asa tkttbtn. 1 ' ; .' I. Baesns it removes' all riandratT aaa Haarf. an A Is as harmlsiis as water. - ' 4. Beeaat thousands an nsin It. aaA inn LA honls. ' . , J! y . Keeans It is Baenllarl adaniad ia aV old and young.,, ' , . . , necaae It I pere'y vegatable not a 4a. f- Beeansa it kills hair aatara. aai au. taa V.l. luxuriant and soft, s. Bsaus'lt'vnrs all humors an dlseeaas ef she SCalp. . .-; , ,,.. , f.-.., . . Beeaus tt arrest and prevents th hah; treat falling. 10. Bssanse tt is an hunbur. hut asi haeasl aestnla. as multitudes an tostlfv 1 and if it daa't: arara aa raeomoisndtd. th money will Urafunded. JeVB snrsand us th Invlgorator atoorJang t dlrestioni on th bottle, -a For sale by Balelgh, 6.p. J5-43 lut. p. v. PBaovo. NOTICE. ' ' 4 " : Baying:, 8ellin&r tni tenting Bial Batata. A LL Persons wishing to- buy, eoll, air Lsass Raal 2 Estate, ar Invited to t-U upon th sabsertbar at bit Hotel, on the eorn.r e( Wlloilngtna and Davie streets, Kalnlph, N. C , wh promises to give their business hi prompt attention, and (par a pains ' thatwill enable blui to giv entire lattsfaetioa.- . . Bein so well kuowa to the eltisens f Ralelsh aag Wk County, th ondrlgnd hopas they w II net hasiiate to put their bnsinsln Us ha' 4s. .-, , VVSIU A. VVUSLJS, Agent for Wske Co. ef th Pioneer Lead Ostee. ' spj,16141f.. ti,- a'U - : ' niSltOLCTIO!. ' mHI tTNDSRSIONID iOMl M0NTEA inrOl JL having assoolaud themsalve together earry tb Commission and Forwardlne business, . I Vw Berne, N. O. and Orrcnmstanees having arisen wktsk reader It Impraotioabl for th Junior partner e te move to that plaoe, tbarefore, by mutual contest, the Ce-parmersbfrts this day dissolved. To basis will be ,ssud np and eentinmd by J, f . Peerd, the senior pattnsr-. . . 1 Ut t t: JCTU. r. rUAKIJ, t : -.:4 - . ccNroaaif. Tb Junior cartstr most cheerlullv taaamtnenaa the Eous of Dr. Foard te publl favor snd patraaae. oep. ll-8 tr... W,U.CUMKUUlal. BOOT-&- SHOES. , Wholesale. BALL, BEALL U CO., 109 M ai if St., Richmono, Va. s ( - . HE speaial attention of Merchants I invited te our new, and Ucmplet assortment of Boot 8Iioil of all kinds. Style and Varietlea aaol Ladies, Miwwe. Childwis, Men's, Boy's and Tomte'a. : Th Retail Trad will nnd It to their dvastag to call and ezaniiua our Si oak bafura o-olnr alaa- where to purchase. , ' ' f ' " ' J. W. ATKINSON & C0 COMMISSION AND FORWARDIINQ KEECHANTS, s,:;.. .:'; 1 t a.tO J : ' .Ye- A flrsn ti f A r ','-' SECCniTV TIRH MAIN I IKItJRANCI COM pany. New York. ' , v . , w Equluble Pir Insuranoe Company, New York. t : Panbody Fire Insarane Company. Saltimor. Maryland Life Insurance Company, Baltisnee. Wilmington, N Sep- 10 35 4m pd. , . f - , ' PALMER, HARTSO0K & C0. .is,-'! c;i : a'-.'w ar I ' A ' Car and Dock llbby Euildlnss, s EICUMOSD. YA. . . tST GOODS 80LJ3 by PAOKAOB ONLT. proprietor! U. 8. Handed WarebonsA So. L '" 0K0. 8, PALM RR, Into of Wadswerth, TuraarAOe. DAM'L J. HARTBOOK, law of Howardlvill, Va. ' WM. B. ISAACS, of W'm B. Isaacs A Co., Bankers. Oetebt.lo.;'-' - ' ' 1 ; JStrtlsl 'Noils HY"'t" OA KKG8 0F.NAIL8,..ASB0IITED SIZES, F0 siUoaleby . t W. It AJ DBSiyS. September 15, l66-34-tf. 1 .'it rj - J. II. CKlWrORD, dentist;" ... i i BALEiaa, v. c.. . i - a . Ofio Oder iT F. Texud't Drug Start, .Si INFORMS the lUin ef Ralslgh and unreund ing counties that ha ha opened aa offio at tb above well known stand, and is prepared to cleanse, extraot and fill, and to Insert artificial Teeth, from one to aa entire let, en. the most improved pda cii'Ies ef practice. -. . v s ---, He tv.-pectfully soHoito. a shar of pnblk f alrmTngSr 11 rr"" - . AT? O HJV K Y , A T ItA W ;JVW th :JOTefi'':;;;: ... WILL attend nil th Psderal Const . la .the State. " ' 5pelal ttoatlot to business resulting front th war direct ., . " ..r;. (,v; f'a,4 ? sih;;-.'? BeptomlMV Sod.1861 M-tf., -, ., ! :i i2 SCASTIKCS.-a Ud Uj-ji f 110 aefrtmtnertat Vha'PnU tb KlJ;?n -Gaston L ft'ilwd Cmnpany wUl mrke CASTlNQ j of any kindwaentbe Pettrru arefa-ftiished st tbejr shops. A LB tar JOHHt0, A"J. 33 tjf. . " ttsal wf' yV - rf "1: