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THE DAILY SENTINEL : 'i;; VTXL 2.. TEH Editor. :r1::;,: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1865. . .... OUE TEB.K3 THE SiTineL is issued every morning (Sub day excepted) at (It following rates; . ; . For sis months, . f .. .; $5,00 For one month . ' . - , - 1,00 two months , .... " ' .. 20Q Our terms are invariably in advance. Tbe scarcity of money however, obligee u to aay to our friends, tbu-t responsible and prompt persona who desire Uis Sentinel need not delay sending as their name at once, who can send us tbe Cask in a abort time. 'Tbe money nay be sent ut bt the Rail Roel' Conductor or the Express Ceniany. : ' Hsrth Carolina Xonfercue sf tbe M. K. ' ' Church, South. This bedv will BMt in Raleira, ss tbe 0th of De Habn, Members and Hlert on thulr arrival to the City, will please call at t ceWe Stl fc fe cial eoaveyanee for laEiage will tt at the Depot 00 " Xoadav sad Tuesday, December 4 and . - We hurt rooat lor alt, bat if aay members of Coaferane nut .maul b nraaariL ara ihouid ba sotiewtbarsof. & 3H B Mr -I plan ad ta Have ... v -!- T' - uosenoers, eis :,, i-i-,. nv A number of our friends owe us -for wnbterif tiou and advertising. . We need the amount and will be obliged to our friend if they will send it te as by Express or by safe hands. The mem cere 01 tne Lsgiauturejwiu anora a gooa cnance- Te Sentinel will be enlarged in a few days'. Tbe LetUlature. Th. annroaohinir Lerialalnra is a vera imnor. rr. . . . t I ..A .u W.i r,m, m.ranari of 1. 1 s . ! 1- . I it, are questions of sertons import, is it a coo-I liintinna.1 hnda nrnnarl aathariiad With DOwarB I W;.UtIrti.-. it nartaka of a , r.-r..., r . provisional character, and ooequenUy ;oB. trolled and restricted in its powere by provisional ormiliury authority! If it be 4 a provisional ' IwaUndjompuwy. mnl twwimtt briih th. nraaiaumai s-OTsrnaisnt. Hit ba const ltd- tional oan apart and parcel of the permanent or ptsTg5TeTlimsilt irf the-State, what, relation does it sustain to the provisional government, or the provisional government to it f Kit be a reg '"o1- 1--" : s trust and profit, under the provisional govern, tnent or aodar the United State, be legal mem v.. ru a - MCI t 4. , 1 The government at Washington most certainly regards it as constitutional and regular Legis lature. It requires of it to adopt the amendment nranoaed bv Coucress. to the Constttttttoa.iH the United States, which it could not do letritim'ately ifitwero i provtooaUegIlture.? rTf: eXMCtsJt lo adopt code for the benefit and futurgoern- went ofihe freedmen, to elect V: 8. Smilon, .Mge of tLe Couru, to, (ill al : offices declared r a " .a . vftcaiil Df infetitiofn tua to co n other 1 ' . r- - - . . .' aotsof necessary legislation Tfce Convention 1 expected this also, sboaHiig it regarded it as a 'regular body,'-'"':' 4f thie be so, what rnUtlou does the provisional government bear to the Legislature? What has ttiat body to do with the OfQces or officers of the provisional government? ' Uits the Legislature I any thing to do, except as a matter of courtesy, j with revising the acts or correcting tbe adminis tration of tbe Treasury or of the offioe of Secre tary of SUte, under the provisiona! government ? ' Perhaps, there may be no diffioulty involved in any of ibese inquiries. , We, hwe hoard DO one supeest an idea' in rtferenee to the matter, and have simplv thrown out such suggestions as have I occurred to ue, in retlectlng upon the subject. I ' United States Senator. ' I Tbe people are loolcing to the Iginlatnre with much interest in the selection of two distinguish-. J ed sons of tbe State, to fill the impotUnt foai- I tion of U. tf Senators. ; It woulJ be nmlter of rejoiuing,' if the ht ci uld full upon mn who I would be both the choice of the State and the I choice or (be nation.', The selection, however, is J to be made for Nprtb Carolina, i, They ar to I repreueotJio the highest branch of (he National LegieUiurenol the views, sentiments and prio I I M l - ' I me views 01 a lacuonvf u mmmwy ibc itju 1 peop'e i the State, but majority of the true I and loyal people of North Carolina. i t j The Legislature has an iniportant regponaihili j ty to discharge in tttia matter. ..North Carolina l has many aims whom she would delight to honor -many who would ably diarharge the trust. But she teed at this juueture the sotUe.Jlhossiiallc'.,,uieir proieesionsj tney constantly condemu J .. whom her ptopfe have entire eon6dence, and those I who possess the widest infiuer.ee bo lb at borne I and abtoad. I he lgialature will remember thai the Stale cunnot afford, if aba has a free choice, I ,. to attempt 10 please any one but herself ia this matter. Wht two of lu-r sons has she at this time ah most ,estn)ius sle cau most coulide iu I she can most readily commit her destiny to f Let the lot fall upon them and upon jhem only. OJiclal Vtite for Coventor. -. v. ' But If tile if any further returns have been re reived since our iasu , Ws.hi.ps tt be able to morrow to publish the table nearly complete, and also the namss of the members of tlio Legis lature. ,;' - ..iii: ' ' A case now aud then occur in to wo and vis cinity, moally among the black. , As yet it ere- tea no uneasiness. We hear of no preparations for eeoeral vaccluatioh. Is itjoot imporuint that J I '. ' Our Judses. Tbe election of a Supreme Court Bench and of Judges for the Superior Courts will de volve upon the Legislator. There i no department of the government more essential to the peace and good order of society, than the Jodiciary, unj none more necessary in civil gcvernmeut. 1'f rnum-rcy in the Jodiciary has been found by experience to meet more fully the end of good government Were it possible for human governments to at-, taia to uniformity in the 'exposition and enforce meat. of law, the highest point of. excellence would be obtained. But this cannot be done or approached even, by frequent ehaagea, of the j Judiciary. r. i f fi.r t. it .Tbe political result of the war have vacated the benches of justice. The Legislature roust Blithe vacancy. Oar former Judges did not soil the jodicial ermine by nets which the laws of tbe State held to merit impeachment. They became involved in the general turpitude of the Suite, not by overt act of offence against the State or the national government. The nation a) authority in its clemency bat pardoned and restored them, and they stand before the world as innocent. Js it too much for the State to re store them to their offices t We think not. All xfih eW msr not "doaire ltJ Th ere -ara "Nrairon which may and will influence soma of tbem to decline thejiffio. But tbis should ' be left to their ebolo. Wi " bericve the people of the State., iofluenoed by that sense of justice, courte- ey, ana propriety wnicn , tisasuy mams ttteir Libergojad standingly, demand it of the Legislature, as due to their fidelity and faithfulness in offige to the State. Differeooea of opinion may arise as to the t 1 ft ; . r I 1 1 1 . 1 HuuHmu. " .uu.uw.,, mi. dalia nt tha airaammneu it utmi ta 11a eomparisoo, eand justice right and propriety seem loudly to claim their .. r- . ... . . , . J w 1. - , l 4. "J ""H"J noxio-e w punishment, Vmce even tb. e.u - -r -;v.r u ivsaauuve em.ncy. - met- "ra. , w ir" ""7ITL.v'rJ,lj! !i- ' " . 1 ' - 8 - Itnd Superior Court-. ; ' The -Tost Ostth. This oath was adopted by the Congress as a pari of a series of war iueaaure&L. designed we should judge, more to deter ctusens of tbe United States 1'rotn joining the revolutiooists, or to become if any way leagued wih it.' hi object was tem torary, 10 operate enpeoially as long as the rev olutioo lasted. Suoh was the general particina lion of the intelligenee, integrity and the bone and sinew of "(he South, it Wild hardly have designed, to atet the Southern people long fter the close of the war, if those concerned in passage, were really sincere in desiring a restoration of the Union. It is evhlcnR ,lht a rigid enforOfiient pf the, Oath, most cut off the IfMBslf nrrtMni f ft A ma( OVtsnr Uaih It a n4lA.u a vw F,jrmr-m, f J ..r : . a J . a " oramuoHy, ro me various omoes required, so necessary to give influence and weight and confidence, which a wise government would I naturally seek to rally to its support. We believe that it is essential that the govern aent should filial! its offices with sound, reliable and loyal :?eq. , We would not recommend an one for office, in whose lovalty and reliability, we 'did tot have ntire confidence. " While therefore rwe would not by any means exclude any respect able, , worthy, reliable Southern citizen from office. liecause of his devotion to the Union dur ring the entire revolution, for there are nonor- able exceptions among this class yet at a general rl v ehould expect to find the truest, most 'oyai ana most rename men lor omee, who onder all circunstauces, bays sustained reputation for, hOBOf and integrity amSng tho, who re Uctantly Ailt compelled to abandon the old governmoot when they folt that necessity impelled it, wbe united their destiny with their native States land waged lu coutest directly at.,iudirctlr to tfce end, honestly and fitkfully, lJut who now abandon it as a hopeless cause, and return to their allegiance) in good uith. True men may en once, but when they IearrftyMtter 'experience tbatthetr safety depends upojefrsturti to th old Ptbs, they in'ay ha truated ever aflar. 7""." - - ? .. UICII IU VIIO oouin wnoia) waeouia aaurusiao reaaily. lieiiig factionista tnemselvee, they are ever charging fac.- tioo upon others. . With nn InWUbte thlrat for c" " partisan success, they are coustaotly uenounCiog it in others. Governed by the test 'weeiitea y passtou, tney praise today what lteT cursotf yesterday; and tw wria. Hypocrit- what they allow ia themtelvew. Such is th character of those preetes and per- so as ia this State who have warmly advocated the election to Congress from this State, only those who could take ths " test oJh." , So far as we are able to jedge, but one such man was brought out ia this State, by the agency of those who pretend- ed to be such strong advocates for sending menu bers ef Congress who could take tbe ' test oath," Mr. Lehman of Craves was such a candidate, but he seems not to have made his mark even auiong those of his own stripe.' Col. Russia the fourth, and Col. Brown in the fifth Districts .;- ere vi deully jbe jpar tfcdUnct candi late of the' " test oath" partyf Tlje defeat of Col. Russ they bit Ur'y deplore, aud the success of Col. Drown gives them great joy. Now it is well kaowa, and none knew it better than thoss tery ftdrmto "of tha " test oath caodldates, that neither of .those gen. lleinen can take the oath. , It W well nnderstood that Browf must fHnd out iu te esld with j National. Enpreas Tpompatiy. '" This Company il now prepared to do buslnees in this btate and with ftll aecesstwe points. - ine object of the Cinpany is, to give employment as far as possible jb officers, and so'dUrf of both ar mies, North and South, with due regard to com peUmay anj MtneM, in order to success. We are glsd to find -that the Compant'bas selected so competent as agent for tbis city, as our towns man, CoU W. E Anderson. Tbe pufilic may ex pect thatt nothing fllLbeoiiitted (o glv prompt t:ejs, efficiency and confidence in the transaction of buioert'."BThe employees Of the Company Win he looked to for an accommodating "and polite de meanor and promptness and diBpatcb. The fol lowing appoiutments lave bec.n nisile lor this Slate: Raleigh -AgentCol W E Anderson. Clerks, Lieut Jno McWiHiaraavR F Jonas,5 KJwd John tin, W Q- Bnggs.'- Megsenera, Maj V 11 Sasser, Lt Geo 8 Hius, Tho N Richardson on N C Cen tral R and Uvnry Hunter, li M Collins on IL k 0 It lt. ' ' ' ' '' : " ' 'Ji ' ' Wii.mseTjs Agept, Grtieral ii W RaneoiaBu Clerks, GeeW Nelms, V T Ballard. , Messen- gen, J L firodit!, Wit J Snead, Stephen ' W i Jones, Wilmiiigion and Wldon ft E. ; Wxi.i)0ir--Agent, J B Tilghman. Clerk, Geo IT Weathers." " . rt P. Got-COKo'Agei)t, Frapk Trice man, Clerk. - ' f -v a, aw nana iijjcuft, w a i:iAU. y-tri a, f Jordan! Messengers, Capt Hardy Lane, Lt M L X'....uu 1 T t.' XT...I. -i.-i. r.. t t SteveniOn, Lt Jss MoKee, on A. A N, C. R. Rt IA Inn flillhria, Nfhri in Mmait ' Griiksboso' Agent, j Col J " McLeod Turner, Uerk, Chss terrell. ' H Salubcrt Ajfeot, Capt J A Ramsey. CHAlLOTTICkrk, Uenry faulkner, The route agents for" Nonh Carolina are W H L Nelms, Joo T Watte, and Jos 0 White. OOicUl Vote of 3rd. listrlet, , , , From the following vole it is quite certain that Mr. Fuller is elected Fuller Little. ' 1 20 . 1 M -118 :.- 2 ., Asbe. Brunswick, Columbus, Bladen . 23 2:5 221.. 2Hi s 37 Sauipaon, , . 2E Kubeaun, Kiohmond, Harnett, . 26? 171 soo 436- 410 ' ' 2i8 7 ' ' 8:7 ' 00 41 5, l2 -Moore, Montitoinery, 871 : f4 Ott Ansoo, 23 21 00 i Slauly, to bear from. , Fifth Uiatrirt. ' The vote of the various coantiee composing the Fifth CongresMonal r Dtiitrict was compared in tbis town rt Thursday, with the' following re suit: Brown. Ilanes, Alamaooe, Rndul.u, Ouilford. 04t 4fl 211 376 ' 410 403 434 43 4 4258 US , 331 ' f,8l 1073 928 , ICt " 200 S2 1 !, 27 Davidson, Foryth, .Stokes, , ' Hurry, Hockinguam, Caswell, . Person, 23 4258 . 1 i - Brawn's maj. , Jfsl.- Omcial Vole of 6th District. Tbe following vpte which we copy front-' tUfe Charlotte Times, elects Cdl,,- VValkup instead of Dr. Ramsey ae we heard ott Saturday: it,-.. Walkup. RAiisicr, ' Sloan. Iredell, ' . 372 479 " 1 ' ' 70 Catawba,"'1 673 s VM - 8 :; Yadkit-, 8 420 js2 ; Gaston, :. 127'- ". - ': 63 '"' ' 400 Mecklenburg, 702 11S 123'' Wil'kes,' 43 "452 "'' 453 :' Rowan, 19 " CtJ Union, . U . -JltU - ' ' - ' ls Alexander. HC, 1h 203 Davut, - - HI 37'J , 3 '. Cabarrus, :!49 Hi) 47 - Lincoln, i .r,!J 113 ' - P0 j Total, ' " 3113 - " 3197 " - '",15CS ! The following firum ibe Mew York Time of Wednesday cmb'uhes a sujrgcstiou woithy of con- alderation; J " ,,-' A MA1TAK Kill '1HB ttHTta,ri Uttt ID no doubt that the general .(.peranum of iba Freed men's Uurean have' beetr emin.Btly favorable to the restoration ot order and Inb-r iu the .Southern States. Tbn existence of the Bureau wah- limited by act of Congress to tine ynr ittuu the termina tion of the -war, so tbnt -unicM further special leir islation is lukou by tbe coniintr Congress, it will ease to exint nexi Funtuf. " in tin, meanluue the Lesfisltitumj (if silt tb Southern S.at. abn h wdl be iu saaiou excDt ttuisiO: ot' Florida and Texas --should promptly tauts up the question of the Vreeluieii s r ghts aol reUtiuus, aud estthluu such laws aud regruUuvms as- ar demanded by jnstic and hitmani'v. It tfttii -be' muck IkIUt mm mi Koote man a lie-, pami$ 0 fee Southern peuple and the rtrtxettt' Statue i and S( they evince a purpose to tret the question as ibj oireumstanews demaiid, Congress li Lrtice U en tirely h tnur juntuiction; ?y taking no meas ures for perpetuauug the exiaieuee of the Freed- men s uureau. ' Major General Thomas has publicly censored the members of the 'Court Martiil cnuvened to try Emerson Etheridpe, for smraartly cl'ing the case and acquitting the ct'oad. put he does not think it uct sary to call upon the court to woni4 its findings. "and o,' aftejr 'exprersing. his bejief that the trviilunctK-leji ly e,uibont!i Uie euiltot Mr. Etberi'e, he directs that the- lafer I S . i . 1 , 1 . 1 J g'. t ' . .1 f at liberty. a r ,. r j - . , , I , ',;'" .'- v , ,, 't u ,. s ha b.Q chejri to rp)rtx-u tb colored popular 1 cause ha lajWd tu prluc a tiipluica r,t cerufi- tton m the rrtjediiivn's Court:'1 Mr. (Jalnu IVp- .anieuoas, tiewet. fjots, s4 snaory atsr per yesterday applied fbf ' jratn 'to fmuc rUt.i:;." j.. ..... . jvr g i, his apuiicuUoo, was ratus .J Lv Judae ii.ikor. La I- A Sue r-riieaii.l Thnti at time vm smlate. I , ' For the Sentinel I ,; , Atlantic Rail Road. , ED1T0R Daily SsnTmxLi-The lVetM..iit of I ili Atlantis and North Carolina Kail Kosd Coins pany will doubtless thank you for calling their uttentioo "to the constant complaints which we (youi bear are mails by shippers in regard to the detention of their goods.!' . 1 am informed tht many of th'wo cnmpUinU are well (onnded, becaune the Company have been pressed by freight wuich bad accumulated preriouitly to tlie delivery of the road hy tliti Military Authorities. Every effort, however, fs making to remove all juot cam-e fur these eom- : Although tbe liuad was delivered to ttie com pany with the rolling stock run down, engines and care have been secured from the Government, and arrangements are in progress to secure ad ditional rolling stock. ." I be eomnanT bare Men transporting since tbe delivery of their road, much more freight than at uny period sioce its organisation, and as last as Connecting roads would receive it, ; They are now runnincrtwo freight trains daily. I and they expect to run accommodation ears tor I Kxprcss freight and paasongers, wltblu a few J '','"' . "i r 1 I be rresment ana Boara ot erectors purpoee viiheut favor, fear or prvjudie), ntfainsf any particolur section of it, aud only iu friendly com peliiioti with other roads, ' ' 1 Antnmnninron' fur ii aiding tiirith-mt -either I Murehead City or Newborn, hiay tell you in trnth ' I , . . t j . : .,. i il. e inai BO ows iraiiapuri yiuigs irum um piauw 01 business 1,0 Goldnboro which is twenly five miles nearer to Newbern than to Wilmington, in four or five hours, and thnt he' receive thvrn from New York both by steam and sailing versela at these places, which are more than one hundred Tairernearertoifew-YOTw't l am informed that the A. & N. C. It. Road has carried to Newbern and Morehe&d (ity four nuns ui in a couou wc, iut auipiueui iutiu irm the North Carolina Kail Road, and il li receiving at present heavy freights for the interior ot the State, still, shipper need not look to senuiug their goods from New York to the interior of North Carolina throuzh otber points for facile ties will be made by the A. 4 N. C. R. R. Co.. l as fast and as great ss may be required. The present presaqra win ds reuevcu aooo, ana win be remedied in future. ' Let the business cme. The road will do. it a quickly and cheaply as any other connecting rutid. And the business public-, if they will study for themselves, may learn the tacts. A itia to the ' A. 4 N. 0- It. Road Co. RaleJigtrNov. 18th 1865. Special Dispatoh to the P ah i more Sun 1 Our Relatlous with France-. The Mexican Question--Trouble Likely to Arise-Mlnia ters to lbs Heiublic The Inflect 011 Southern Representation la Congress, eVe Washinotok, 41 Nov. IB.j-Thcre nre intima tkms-that the French Ministei, Montholon; i ia bad temper concerning our management of rei lutions with Mexico, and predict ecriuus conso queacea. It will be recollected that Maximii an prtielaimed the force of Juarez, or f tin republic, to bo' bandits or other outlaws, who are tube shot on eight. The government 0! such foree we recognize by sending a Minister to it 1 lie Konanartes-are not apt to overlook ttimn ot that sort." I do not attribute- Importance to the story that Napoleon III. is about to withdraw the rrence titn Ironi Meiieo . It is stranee that he "should' refrain ' from sending 'African troops there, and it is perhaps more strnnee tloit our abolition or republican statesmen should ob jeot to the eolonif the men that Wer to go. ; J nere are moee ot utile laitn wnotmiix tDtit Gen. Lngan and Mr. Browning will not go to the ftepublie of Mexico at all, or If tlioy do go, it will begat so Kle a period that there will exim nothing to be aoorediied. to. ,. RegarJed in I this light the French Emperor. nnles he-is spoiling for a fight," may pocket the insult, rather than run the risk of toning' Mexico fcy go ing to war about the nominal affront. If aerions difGenlties sbsll snriat Bp with France, ihey.jwilL.be urged as a reason why the Southern S ates should be represented in Cn'' Kress. '' Things are somewhat in llie dtirklrt this respect, many being of the belief that the PreiV"i tlt'ltb -rill itiiu uiijTi 1 rimi ciiirtt J. no vuitut tiinis precedent to their adinimion. I he recont reports ot the fitting out of lormi- diiblo naval fleet by the Government,' are "uh-. true. ' f1 1 Mr. Burlingame, our Minister to China,. , is here. ..... -, ..... , , .-. -.si , t To Printers. Wanted . iininedintely at tbis office a good steady composit or. . , ' - NEW ADVERTISEMEiNTS. T"K A UK AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE V t ' Mi J. A. .Enffelhard, as a caudidate tor the Principal Clerkship or the Senate of tL aext Legislature - ' . :w nov. 21-89. -- ii . WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AKNOfNC'E D. W. Whitkr. Era. a a casdidata for the office of Reading Clerk to tbe Bouse of Commons ia tbe next Legislature.:, a , ' ; ,; ; ;- -i , j . , I r PE1TATE E0AED1NG. ; " V M. A. E. RAMSAY WILL ACCOMMODATE j. tltiUeman UjAoni wita naala at tie per wA. Reaiileuce near D. T, Moore: Eso. fiorrtinif Nash square. . ' . ' "' ' ' - s" i She is also prepared te 'make jip Dresses or do other needle work in (rood style, ,-. , tt, t , t 4 aaieign, ov.si-s-if. j , , , Attractive Sale', ",yj: Of f VRXIfURS AT AUCTION COT EI)S3. day, lbs 23rd lust., at tba res idea va Kf Col. lie 8ae,.2nd lot south ef I be Court Koma. all h buld nJ kitbm furniture. coDdistiD of .. . . - - Lluo Davmftbk WioJuw Curljiint. C'arrwMR. Oil rinthi. M L - a . 1 ..I. a-. - H&iiMiUtnifta Mmm HmUr, fihutk m4 Cott4iB do., ?.!,. ,! D;ilr l..la-. t to . t W t i wuvi AJi invw-, utftrtcjg.; i sur.vw, jruurit. m tvriUcra, CrtHe Yat$, iVochcrr. Kuie and I . BAKEU, CUTKK & CO " tTJSEMENTS. 1- nor saio? AHANDSQMg CITV BESIJiK.NCK, C0BVvt entiy MtuaU'i on HillnWu Street, will b. Ju roubU tarms, if ar)li-atioa . u,, few day. to C. B, ItOOX, fcluig0 g .November f-89-3t-pd. 1- iMiiHAmi.u WILL BR HSI.n for th couii'ulitlon of tha uaual haiinri. iadies Sud aeulletneo ar respectfully ljw alienJ. Knigbjs.ioja. ether Counties will be eordin. calved. - U AV1.0VKIN, J' i' (i(? LUCF0KI),1 "sls. Kof.;VTivTii t Ji iilXJ-i) 'i -. ... .:'.:' I FOR RENT. '' rpiIE LATE HESli)R!TCR'0F aV'm. IEWI8-1 J large and eumiortahla bouw,, witk aight twrn. aal a liu0Biept diuing room, kiteban, aorvaits asi earriagel.oiutt, jtuUcs, ud alt Decennary out h011it ' audfuur scraa ef laed, cuutaiuiug a Urge garden, at nurfo-y sfchuice fruit traea, h&udaaaie onk grovt esoelleut watr on lb . preiuiaea. At'iiir to E, i Caw par Co., or W. U. JON kS, .,'' Raleigh, Kwambar 21 S If ' ' I NaliiiiM Express -at 4 AN'D . . TRANSPORTATION, C;0'MI5ANT. 'pnrs rOMPASTT, CH t BltRED BT TUB STATS a. oi virgioia,,'an4 erganitad wttb- GKX. JOSErir E. JOHNSTON, (- - AS ITa PBKSlrtliNl', -- ass opened an agency in : Raleigh, 'at 14 Fayctteville St4 , ' i ! '.15 1 . ' i ' t nnni is now prapared to do a. -. t ' . GENERAL EXPBKSS BISIXESS, . . i, in the traupurlution uf Frviglit . -I-14J . - . ' . Ciirrfncy, ' ' ' ' i Gold, nnd Valuablrt, of tntrf dasoriptiou betwaea Raleigh and the fa), i i. t lowiuB named eilies and towns ( " ' ' t J I t' New York, riilladelphla, Baltimore, Georsftown, Boston, , Washington, ' - i Alexander, Ijndibarff, Staunton,. . o - . Richmond, , Tetersborpr, . J. i t. ; 1 Salisbury, T '.Nnimlnston, . tlrccnsboro', i- , , '', Danville, Charlotte, Weldon, y Coldsboro', Jforfolk; , Xeubcrn,'..' Bristol, Tt5 11 n., Knoxvllle, Tenn, 1 s. ! i FrederRksbu; AM) ! ; all act'f t-iiblo poiuts ia tba States of jft c. itiii ij !tr YORK PEXKSTLVASU, MARTttXB,', rteGTxr:t-AXD if. Carolina, ' AND . Yfily&tlivnii iQlh) following Dam eil Btilrodi BALTIMORE AND OHIO, 0BASGB AND Aj.kXAviRIA, , V - rt x V1BHIN1A CENTRAL, i f 1 S - PETEKSUURd 4 WKLP0X, , Sf LA BICH.MOS0 DAKVXLLE, " (i, PETEP.SiiUKti A LYKCIJBl RtJ, 7 4t i RALRlHH 4WAST0S, - JfORTO CAROLINA CMTRAL, ;MjVkixsro awjlios, ATLANTIC A V- CAROirSA. ' f As tha lino of Railroads (s spenr a, w7 -extend their luiiien to all points ia hs8k)rt HlildHiesj t tbuae awnaiL. v .. . f i t . ' p .i t Ia , " tin' .-. .t.-.-v'-':'" The'Crf any nils a'so auea uvorai With ateaiuVr liu8 fivin all Northern ports v 4i South, as will anablt it daliror goads at all " land p .ion at rates below tha aaual chargaa. I -tariff of obaraa.wl'J Wbw4 upon fair busi"e 'pAtfa4,i ba.e'a. .usi. ef..trajwwrmi, .' - hing ouereut or oppressive t awr.wJH it " k tiisu lii eMtflfM-.rtt.a,.withi ihevK.wtek" d.,wa or d,ive'ff SBV lf, t" aSrane. to site. an'Jt neWssirM.Hl lalM. IV ""' ajsCewpaiur; wiitits. pa Wis patroaage, .t ., '.,,;,,,.;; (: W. E, ANOKttSONrAgenfc s Raleigbov.lU9-tf. ";' X". . it should be' done t'-1"! :. .-;;;. v . V-t- cate that he bad ever beta a pruotaiog attorney.
Daily Sentinel (Raleigh, N.C.)
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Nov. 21, 1865, edition 1
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