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Fritter Evening, Jane 29, IS64V-
OtTS TZZKS.
THE Summ i Ueued everjjnoniuig (Sun-
ForDTW...-rV.V.;..- 1 W
mu month w
two montba, v-i 00
rVnil-Weeklv, per year, ....-, 00
Weekly, per year, 0
Oar terms ire invariably in advance. Money
way t tent u by the Kail Road conductor or
to Erprae Companies. ,
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TXtt GOVEIWOll, ,
JONATHAN WOnTn,
Or RAXDOLPH.
. : JPlrrtof July. r;
Quite a number of oar bsertbr have paid
tip to the lit of July. We hop all will renew
oromritlv br that time. Look out for the eroa
a r
mark.
Henri. Eaton, aad P'rebee, ; ,
Thar it aa unprovoked attack made apo) the
abov treatlemea ia th la0su of the Radical
organ of thU City. T. It ' Caldwell, Esq., the
JJoldon appointee to th Preaitkney of the
- Wee tern . 0. R. Road, la now, after nearly
twelve month trial, called by th Radical or
gan "the able and indelatlgabt President of
th North Carolina Railroad." ; Fortunately lor
lh Btate, be vat not mad President ot the
North Carolina Railroad. That great Intereet,
w are glad to tay. ha not been so badly man
aged nor o nearly bankrupted m the Weetera
N. C. Railroad. . . ,
No better evidence of Mr. Caldwell' In-
capacity to tnaaag a Railroad need b re
quired, than that, after nearly a year' experi
ence, be seeks to borrow only 150,000 for th
Railroad, and fail. What doe he want it for,
except to pay balance do himself, and other
officer and employee of the road, and which
th bad management of th road render
unable to pay t s Now w ay thia, not in any
plrlt of unkindae, pereonally or politically,
to Mr. Caldwell, but rimply to tto what w
learn to bt fact, and to jiutify th course par
sued by Mean. Easton and Ferebee, who. hav
been held up to the Western people a inimical
to their internet.. ; ' ' : ,v . , ; ' . V-
, W eat that Mr. Caldwell tuM mmlj
000, and th credit of hi Road wa not auffi
1 dent to obtain H ia New York. He then come
to the Contention, la which, hi particular
partisan friend predonitnated, and of whom be
i reputed to be a leader, and alter a tiurty
day' etlon. finding hii proportion to j be rath
r Ignored, It it pot off to the Iat kovr of th
eesioo, when then were not fifty or tu on
hundred and twenty member preent,and he pro-
poie (Am to b allowed to borrow 130,000 up
on the credit ana mm or id state. Mera.
Ferebee and Eaton Tery juUy oppoaed th
proportion. Why t Wm it becaua they were
oppoaed to Western interett I The charg
made by tho who know better. W Venture
the aeaertioo, that if the question, with all the
facta, had been tubmltted to th people of the
Countiet through which th Rail Road ran
thre-fourth of thera would aay, Xo i Neither of
those gentlemen have ever shown any hostility
whatever to their brethren of tb West. , Col.
Ferebee, especially, ha uniformly supported
every feasibl measure for the improvement
th West Ile ii one of the last men in the'
Stat who can be jntly charged with hostility
to the Wst Liberality to alt section ha
uniformly marked hi course, and Mr. Eaton,
we believe, ha shows the same spirit. , , ';
Th bare-faced itatement that if the proposi
tion had been to benefit the constituencies of
Messrs. Eaton and Ferebee, tbey would have ur
ged no objection arising from th circumstance,
1 wholly unfounded. Th author of that charg
iwei that there are not two mors honest, high
, minded men in the Btate, Who utterly discard
more all selfish or sinister motives int their .no
tion, than Wm. Eaton, jr., and D. D. Ferebee.
lathi cat, if Mr. Caldwell had. atisfled
those gentlemen that th proportion was"
necessary and proper one, and had brought for
ward the motion in full essioB, they would
most cordially hav supported it. But the Con
vention had Just adopted an amendment to the
Constitution, requiring, hereafter, that th Leg
islature, in atl case, shall sanction appropria
von of public money, or, which ia the same
thing, Incur pecuniary risk, only by a vote of
the majority or Dot tt Houses, and after th bill
ha been read and the yea and nay called
Upon it thru time. How could they, or any
one, after that, .rote in Convention to autJiorixe
a loan on the laita ot tne State, wbea there was
not a quorum present nay, aot more than fifty
members, if that, out of on hundred and twen
ty? . '
Kiniiter to 8aa Salvador. ' ;
Ex- Gov. Holdoa leftlJu City, oa yesterday,
for Washington. A yet th Senate has not
acted upon hi nomination, but. we are glad to
learn, from the InleJiijenttr, that his appoint
ment will be confirmed. President Johnson h
ot made a more popular appointment tine h
has been in ofllc, ., .c,..);.. ;
' Givicg so Credit ; ,
When we fail to give due credit to acotempo
rary for an article inwrted in the Sentinel, it ia
purely an inadvertence. W presume tfur cotem
poraries fail to give credit to th Sentinel, for
- ' the same reason, and therefore we hare not Corn
plained. W 6bserve, however, that no credit ,
has been given to a or to our reporter for tire j
eapdons of tb ordinance, io., of th Conven-
uT t.- i v-j r , ..!. J
fioa, whith wer furnished oa!j for this psper. J
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Th War laZoropc
steamship Ja that arrived at. New
Th
A'-ork oa Tuesday, with .advices from Loadoa to
' the 17th, brings intelligence that active hostfl
: itie hav been inaugurated by a declaratioa of
war upon th part of Prussia and the invasion
of Baxaoy by Prussian troop. Doubtless before
this a collision ba occurred, and the enrtaia
basrisea upon perhaps th bloodiest tragedy
that Europe ba been the seen of sine tb day a
Of ine txelligereaU, Aastria, wbicav appear.
by the way, to have acted tline'far with great
With a population of U,00d,0O0, she is raising
aa army of 000,000 men. Th active fat
tablisbmewt of th 'empire consist of 264,000
men; so that whatever forces may bt pat into
th field at tii present time, it will hav larg
body of drilled veterans, and but few raw
troops, so far a familiarity with disciplin S
concerned. . . .
Praasia, whoa population 1 between eighteen
and nineteen nilliona, has a regular peace es
tablishment of 110,000 men, which Is arranged
oa tlx basis of a war army of 790,000.
Italy, with population of J3,500.000, ha a
regular army of 875,000 men. With the reserve
all AIM up, this force would become 430,000
men, of whom about 300,000 ar believed bow
to b ia th field.
These will b the original combatants of th
war. Wbat others may be brought in ulti
mately ia a matter for conjecture. Unless other
power should become involved.jwe do not ea
ticipat a protractsed conflict, tbqugh it will
probably be desperate and sanguinary. Th
nature of th country on th continent doe not
admit of long-continued or. sustained opera
tion; and, beside, the military policy InEo
rope, of late year, ha been to stake th issue
of a strnggl upon a few grand and decisive
cngagementa, .,' .
A to th merit of the controversy, th quar
rel, as betweea iAustria aad Praasia, had it or
igin in the spoliation of Denmark, aad out of a
disagreement as to the division of the spoil
comes noW thia general European war. The
implication of Italy f produced by a natural
desire to regain it territorial integrity in tb
recovery of Veneti from Austria, The effort to
induce Austria to surrender it for a territorial
equivalent somewhere teem to bar been at th
bottom of tb Peace Conference proposed by
tb neutral power, aad which was so signal a
failure.
, A asRiaoc and ingenuous rivalry ia a good
cause is at all time a beautiful and a comman
ding spectacle. The lloratii aad the Curiatii,
ia Roman story, to sav the sffusioa of blood,
took npoa tlnminl vsa ths daciaioa of th wager
Ofjwtue, it Wa a common thing ia either ar
my, during tb late war, for fifty men to volun
teer for a perilous duty, when only two or thro
wer required. It 1 by do mean rare for at
least wenty briefless attorney to offer their ser
vice (a behalf of a defenceless culprit,-not so
much, perhaps, for th sake of humanity, a
from an innocent desire to bring themselves be,
for th Dublin, f t . " ' - N
' Th correspondent ot the New York Tribune,
who reported for that paper the. proceeding of
our State Convention, now happily defunct re
cords aa instance of patriotic emulation occur,
ring in that body, which combine U th ele
ments of the lofty aad th heroic, aad which
deserves to b commemorated la song, and story.
Thus tt gives ths inspiring narrative i
"I send vou the following characWistic and
patriotic speech of Thomas Settle, of Rocking-
nam county, woo, win n.r, uxcm, oi uraen-
ooro , ana ur. a. unworn, or uranvllle, ar
knowp as th most promising young men of the
State, and whose influence is potent ia favor of
th Uoioa cause. Ia the debate of yesterday oa
.1 a. . wi;n i . . - .
toe out imw out. rveoei memoer wno. dv
1th way, U In i aad minority Indulged In
maoy accusations aainrt th Union raea "who
would tarnish the fair fame ot North Carolina
by repudiation, aad he thanked God that at the
lastl!eMlon be had aot voted tor the ordinance
prohibiting tb payment of the war debt''. :
Tbi language certainly merited a reply, and
the forte Union member abov cited were in-
itantiy mi (Aeirerf, Mr. Settle, however, catch,
ing the Speaker' eye first, while every hitherto
ustiess niemoergav carnew attentloa," , , ,
. What a scene for the painter or th poet t
The impetuous ardor of these three "moat
promising youngjnen ia th Btste," rising "-
Mnuy-miseir J," and each endeavoring to
catch the Speaker' eye, that they might burl
their thunderbolt of wrath a poo the head of
tbi audacious but defroted "rebei,' k urely
grand. Th moral (ublimity of the eager rival
ry is enhanced, too, by th fact that two of tha
number sought so fitting an opportunity to
atone for tbeir owa former dereliction by thia
'instant" patriotic leal. What if both had
been erewbile Captain ia the Confederate
army f Here was a "rebel" to be aaaahad, aad
would aot (Mat expiate their guilt f Thus Fal-
sfyf sought to wipe out the stigma of coward-
ic by cubbing the dead body of th gallant
Percy, and claiming that it was ke who .killed
huaf - . .. . ..,..r"J x," ' ';,'; ' :;'
Unfortunately for Mr. Settle, is ''caught the
Speaker' eye," No wonder that every "listless
member gav attention." Sentiment uch
Captain Settle attend upon that occasion wer
calculated not only to fix the "attention," but
to astound and to startle. Wa would aot b the
author of some of the declaration In that speech
for ten time the amount oi the debt that Capt,
Settle, late of tha army, waa prominently in
strumental in nsving repudiated. He will, him
self, yet see it ia that light, but "be caught
the Speaker' ey,"J I oa record, and he will
be held to it I 7 ?
Wa wovlo direct attention to th article
from the Petersburg Index, in soother column,
giving a minute account ot V enable' Snuff
and Fine Cut Factory in that City Wa are al-
waj gratified to record such evidence bf grow
ing enterprise in th South. , ' .
The recent elections in Orepon and WaJibjr-
'en'tr ,bof nsidft' Iemocraua
psins, wd the asm appear to be the case in
,,&! and Iiiinoi. n
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y y- Atltatk tail V C eUSbUi t '; :
W learn that, o yesterday, at the meetln j
of tb Stockholder of this Road, at Beaufort,
the following gentlemen were elected Director
by a large vote of the Stockholdurs: John t.
Whington, Dr, ie. B. Hughes, Jna D. Whit
ford and George C. Green. ' -'
We learn; also, that, at the meeting of the Di
rectors, John D. Whitford, Eq., of Craven, was
elected President. Wttb.ijrt, to any" way, di-
pjrmjf-tte4ttiuitaftlew;'wiwgtiliw at
the election of Mr. Whltford.'W are-of the
Jgl?toMfelUhaJttihUM thjtItoAliUi .
larg amount of stock anbscriheif by 'Craven
County, were largely due to hi efforts. It
also pateotv tbst few men in the South
have a higher reputation, as Railroad managers,
than Mr. W. If long service as President of the
road, and a aaanimoua endorsement of his abil
ity and fitness by the Stockholder at its annual
.. : t-rl' '.'.,.
meetmg, we unie oi uis removal at tne in
tanee of the Provisional Governor, entitle him
to the position, tb Stockholders have certainly
dons their duty Id restoring him. j , ; i
We deprecate .much the unfortunate differen
ce wbicj.xist between the Carteret and the
Craven interest' on that Road. We certainly
cannot be mistaken wbea wo cxprvM the boie,
that the new Director will feel in honor bound
every County and community on that lioad,
aad that their policy will be so just and liberal
a to remov aft sources of discord. , -
, Has ot Ita not Secretary Soward heard very
extravagant and painful report in regard to one
of oar South American Minister (Kilpatrick ?)
The private vioe r follies of men are tbulr own
unformnate property, for which they can prop
erly only be held accountable to tlioir Creator
and their immediate families Hut for min
ister of the United State to veil with bin otli
cial diplomatic cloak (lie acarlet rolwa of a pub
licly abandoned woman, and to oHiciully intro
duce her through consular ageucivs into private
American and other fatuities, thus making n no
torious Aspaaia the recognized, cumpaniuo, un
til discovered; of virtuous women ! Sucli con
duct in a private citizen would justify the horse
whip, ana in aminister offer good ground for
an inttantaneou and ignominious recaJl.
Nor waa th ess bettered by this pcltiical
military diplomat' polngiea to : the families he
had thus oi'traged, on finding that the woman's
open profligacy bad become knowaand that she
i -I m n n nn n ntihlu huiia lr&rl nrwinlla.
;-;. ftm.,..;!..-.; .-.r. fr.
W earriedbn la semi-privady, in which he un,i d B,jont the probable result of the next nieet
dertookto express the ntmost "astoniiliment 1 in(t of the tock-holdr. Thet are fearful
and mrret " that she was not fit - inmate for
thir fsmilie. This apology might' havean-
snd among others the Minister he succeeded
to whom tbi chivalrous soldier-diplomat bad
previously boasted of hi criminal intimacy with
the woman during their passage from New
York a privilege in which most of the disgust
ed officers and passengers of' the vessel Weill
knew be had not beea alone, though the other
tactptenta of the donblfhl favnr..jyJmr ha
kuow nan aamu um uens aiuinii asaausaa arise uluiii
more honor or more discretion than to betray
the companion of their guilt,
j For what services was tbis man appointed to
the office be ba thus disgraced t Ctri'iislj not
for hi military record, which, however it may
have stood in th newspapers, was a l'urce to
all military men. Was ft for services on the
stump in favor of a Radical Republican, to be
Governor of a not distant State! If so, it is
for President Johnson now to determine wheth
ar the servica can counterbalance th enor
mous "irregularity" to nse the mildest phrase,
of his conduct in tbi matter. We think be
should be re-called forthwith. JVVw Tork CU-
teen. '
i The conduct of Kilpatrick,' While in this
State, waa uch a to outrage the feeling of all
decent people, if what we have heard ot him
wat halt true. . The woman, or women, who
followed him, rode in a fine carriage, slept in
bis camp and in th house of gentlemen and
ladies, which h took possession of for his
headquarters, as ws understand, were reputed
not to hav been hi wife and her associate, but
wer aaid to have been loose women, from Co
lumbia, 8, C, and the carriage, which wa ap
propriated tq their nse, was aaid to hav been
tolea from that city.- The atatementa
have heard as coming from Federal soldiers
connected with hi and , other commnd.X
Whether they are true or false, we know not,
but they are believed in tbi State, ami, on this
account, th same of no officer of the Federal
army i accompanied With uch bad odor in
North Carolina as that of Oen. Kilpatrick. If
. . - . - . 4 . . ' . . .
Kilpatrick, we ahall be happy to correct them,
hw aisowa saae. jed. oektiniuj
Th Read of the depart ment in Washington
having threatened to withdraw th government
-'-' uvw tt wuingLoa viironicie,
Thad. Steven two or three month ago intro
duced a bill into Congress to provide for send
ing tne inronici to all our consular and diplo
matic agent. , Boon afterwards a bill passed
directing th government advertising to be
given 10 we newspsper Having the greatest cir
culation, It being upoaed by th radical in
Congress that tb Chronicle, under this rule,
weuld obtain the advertiainir. It now u.mi
that th National Intelligencer U diaputinsr aa to
th. imnhnl Kr-t-ulmit. - T . : . V ,.
w , v. vmviikuw.- uts ti aa a uany
average circaUtion 6f about 5,475, "while"1 the
Chronicle ba -a dally averaire circulaiinn nf
about 4,700
0 : but the Cbroaicle on 8undy i
nd individuals for electioneering
to clubs and individuals for electioneering pur
pose aa extra tnousMrt, and on this it claim
ths advertisement.. The question ii now tin
der conaideratioa by the department. The
goc-v humor Into which, the controversy ha pre
cipitated the Chronicle may be inferred from
t nibjoined s j,, v,r;,.4,Mi,-4-'A i.,,,
"We denounce what would be an inanlont nanr.
patlon ot official authority and a oV!ibert la-
aoringiif tha aolania law i taa 4a44Jia ai.
tempi w aaa tn tn-wcekly of ,tb Kational lur
tiiigencer,wnicn from it own testimony goes
into th urronndlnj region cf Marvlaqd and
Virginia, and aot in the etty of Washington, to
luraisn prmext w corner government patron
age upon that pestilential organ of treason.
Hardly lea presumptuous and reckless would
be tb attempt of aay officer to deduct "when
there seemed to ba thousand or two or three
issued on a day over usual editions." tn erntifv
a similar petty vengeance. The law is as lucid
as it is lust; but if any officer ot tite Vnvera-
mentl willing to be guided by the 'dishonest
aad maXcioua counsels of the Sational Intelli
gencer, for the purpose of wttin!; that law at
defiance,' we ahall take care that his cotiduct ia
fully ventilated." -vX.., . . .-;- -
The meaning of this is tbst if nv offieer rf
the government presumes to decide that the f n
tclliKenrer ha a greater cirrnlutiun than the
Chronicle, however th fact may be, the Chron
icle wiil aiercise it ingenuity in slanderuig
jnW)iv - !t
"I
(Correspondence of the Sentinel.) ' '
. -:V Nawacax, June t7- 1888.
f Dear Sentinel : In compliance with your re
quest,! hav concluded to drop you a few lines to
let you and your numerous reader know- how
th word wsgs in these part. The Kim City is
makjng good her ancient claim to ' the distinc
tion of being the Atben of North. CaroUna.r-'
Our people are all cultivating the fine art,
front the musquitoee and nigjert to the gentle
men and ladies of the first families. W nave a
-nerfrct mania- for raia. ftinriaff. w th Dr-
singing by day, singing pyw hit loins and stng
ins bv niggert.it the order of the day here. f-in-
e-piiitafKtinaona,n4-rBdrV
gleelub aad choir ar wonuertuliy popular.
Even tb masquitoe bsrs caught the musicri
inspiration from the people or th atmosphura
and suck a fellow' blood, while entertaining him
with a nightly aerenade. ,
Tne Methodist Sunday Bchoot gar their sec
ond concert to tha citizens of Kewbern on last
evening. There waa a very large and apprecia
tive audience out . Th larg and eommodion
building was filled to it utmost capacity with
the beauty and intelligence ot eur city. Tb
evcrcises wer very interesting, and the intel
lectual enteriainmeai nca ana vanea. t ne
young ladies and gentlemen, together with all
the dear.childrea, performed ths part assigned
them in such a way a to eriv trivet pleasure to
the large and attentive audience. The xrcise
were very protracted, but the interest was folly
sustained to . the but, which gives evidence,
when i taken in consideration with .ths verv
handsome collection which was rained for the
benefit tfth chool, that the effort of the chil
dren to please and entertain tne large audience
preitent were not unappreciated. f
Mr. Oeorg Wadsworth, the superintendent,
and Mr. James Berry, who conducted th musi
cal department, deaerve great credit for the ef
ficient manner ia " which thev discharged tha
duties of their station. I have heard but two
criticism oa the performance that were at all
unfavorable. . On wa that some of the piece
were theatrical, and some ot the ladie mad
too much effort to be oratorical.- But ' rothing
of tbi sort ever yet pleased everybody, and the
world i not getting better as regard it dispo
sition to indulge in censure and captious criti-
cimn.
Some of our good people did not like the
silence which your Senior observed ia regard
to hi visit to our city, which was once his old
home and where h has so many friend. Why
you did not even aay that you ad been to e
Vw1 H,i ,1... ti -it , : .v. -
lAn,un .U.I WS Mil WVll I TV UM 1 tlW
matter I Your lriend down her would lik to
Some of our Rail Road men ate a little exci-
and the it are shaky. So the world wags.
ion may near from me again.
Yours, Ac, 1
Ixciiaxge or nr. c. uom.
STATE OF N. C, TREASURY DPT, )
Raibiob, June B7, 1868, j ,
Under th authority of an ordinance of the
i . .
yy. Wtl"'d lff i
uuuT will U i c;l ved by the unjersfiued uuill
the 1st. day of November, 18t, fn4 the exchange
of the principal of any bonds iftSued Jy the Stat
prior to in xmo. May, ll, for Certificates o
stock and other interests held b
. . i . . a a a 1 . . . . .
the ptate in
various corporations. The prind
pal of these
Stocks in the following companies :
North Carolina Rail Road Co.
13,090,000
Raleigh 4 Qaston, R & Co,
Atlantic N, C. R. R Co. .
Western N. C. R. R. Co.
f 6B2.500
$l,OiiA,000
1,418,000
$ 350,000
Albemarle A Cheaapeake Canal Coy
2nd. Bokds, secured by ' mortgages en t
entire property of the following
orporations
Wilmington, Charlott A RathertVird
It. RCo. ; , 1 $2,000,000
Westera (CoalfieliT) R. R Co ' ,1 600,000
Atlantic & N. C. K. R Co. , - tl8i,l4,8
The interest acquired by the purchaser of tbe
stock ot any corporation will not! be greater
than that oi the holders of the likd amount of
the general stock or the tame corooSo"n, ,
Tbe stock belonging to th Lif raryr,und,
e. g. the stock in the Wilmington A Weldon and
Wilmington & Manchester R. RCos. Sand in vari
ous bank, ar not included in thit advertise
ment. .
Bid at less than? the par va!
stocK or otner interest win not be
Any premium realized will be sppl
ment oi past aue coupons of the Ixm
edlnxcligo.
Copie Of th law authorising the) exchange
ana more aetauea lists ot tne tocltifcc ' will
W forwarded by tbe undereicrned to
phcant.
; It la made my duty to accept. tb!
term
ueemea moot aavanueeou to the
itate
and
the option of rejecting an v or alt bid h
ed.
. . : i . i I KS) , KEMP P. BAT
June 28-wt
Publio Triisurer
US tha T7th laet., at th eeei'lenae of 11
bride'
lamer, w 1 Jime. Eea. by Kev. i P 1
HENRY B HCNTEH, Jr., to Muu EMMA
all of Wamaoftaaty. i -' ,.". j ...
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JOKES.
Ia this City, at tbe-reaidenes of Ur. Cra-
th'-tb. bv Rev. White JC Rktener Mr
WHITAKK'tt Jr. and Mi.. Rama aTCVUa k.k
: : DIEDi "ll"-
A l CKildehoro". oa the mortiinff of tha Jfrfh a Jme
of Typbfiid feer. ELIZ t 8AIPeO,, tMrd aW titer
Of Oelra V. aad A aaa K Btrooe;. x 1
OnthaSOlk. (utant. la th eitr of rrbii?; after
aa iiineea oi tee oaya wiui Dtilioa tyb lever.
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r-ii.-r a a.w , rotimnera. vyr Vr li
Wtoe
olreet, Hrxt.a. ' ,
X
JVSJT BKCpVia fc W)R WAI.ft.
JAVA COPFKE. Table . and a Urv apni
Candy, in i lb, V.i II... end 4011. Bote. "1
V I'tJLUAM,. JUNES A Ct
June 29-tf , , Wholesale Groira.
ClIOOL SOTICE.
ine inimi sr.--Mj.T ot my e"nj,n nJ-.
oa Thnr.it ny. the I'Jth. oi'Jely, Iftti. J
TKttM.4 : Proa 6 floe a to twenty dotlan oar Saaa
J-NO. T. WO
MULE
JVew Atlvcrlisemcnts.
rPIIC PL'BLIC
All E HEREBY
aet(aenti-trfsaivthfoUoia' Vottk Csro
liaa aad Virginia Hu par caat. Coapav Boada, to wa i
Taa North Carnliaa Bund, of M theamad dnllar
iaaeb,datad Jaaaary I. 1853. as aamtxirad 44 77 78
U iS iS MU WiW, akM forty VirriaM Bnadi ar
w thnaaaad dirflara earth, datad aad nambarwt aa
followai Bond Ho. Jaeaar? 8. 1KJ, B,mda Vu
7(riS 7.i38 7391 73i. 73HS 7394 75 7 6 717 73M
!;W 74il 74UI 7403 7404 74"J 74)4 7U3I KH. 7X!T
dntd Aeii 4, lft53: Bnitds Ne,l 4!,W WK rJ'!
Jaa'nary T 1Stf,mit Mun'elf V&rWym SiTT
W7 UUt isOJW m 9il SWli mi 687 i. dated uj
1. l4Jsi ' ''
U1. bcKiiming January t, inn3. , I
voopeaa oa tna anon virgtaia IMeda atcacftaa. a
giBaiatJaryJ, la . t.-. J., ,--,..
Tha atwva dawibad fifty Baada vara dapiWtlad by
tha airifcni Witb Bttyavdt Cu., of UaltiimireriB
aaareary, trim, aa eirtiiuarai aaaariiyiyr me pajr-
oi a mneiT oaji mou, iMnaaet of wnies
paaotaaliy ten
t lie matuikr aad tha eohatarala
daaiaadad. The bald an el Ike aula deflfiaad ita pay
Beat aad failed lu lurreatier taadawaadad collate rata
which tb Bublie are berebr arntd aiiainat ae-
fotialioe or reeei vinf ' .- ' i - v ..
lna Mat omciaJairKeee daly a laar 1-a o Inaa ot
pay arapoaa are a(eitiy raueated aa (a pay eea
pvaa aiui;iaK Ut the buada nbure Baatiune'l V their
raapaetiv talaa
I
JaaS4t
KOBEHTB. BCHAINO.
Uppanrille, VaafMav ooaaty, Va. :
Somrn lowell academy,
f ORANGE COTJNTY,N.C. L f ;
TBI WALL TERM owaa oa tie Htli f Julv. 18.
Tb aituMlon b heatlliy anil BleaMot, bfirnt alwut
twelve atilea reaper Mv el jr frBi Durbam'i Hta4la and
UilUboruufh s to cither a4 whiob pleeia , ennvey aix-a
will be aenl, lr tha request ia aiade by lilioae wWbin
to patroaiia tba aohovl. Tee diaciphaa ia tna i th
ieetraetioB Enjrliab and Claaaiva ia tbnroagh.
i Board and tiU"if. ojiluei vo M liglite aad weebin(,
iaaiy dvtiar per aaeeioaof tweeiy aka J , u
.- ror etrealara apply to
i. P. OSBORNE, A.M.
Boath Iyiwe I, N. C , Jane tW3t I'riaiipai.
orriva tuarHin kiliu -. i
' Haietak, m a taea. f
Tba ADJOCRNEIi GENERAL MEETlNa of the
8tn:kboldera of tbia Company will be held at ths
Onlne of tbe Baleirh aV O Aetna Kailroad, la Raleigh,
oa Thnr.de, tha 1Mb July,
' -J ' - W. W. VARS, 1
. i Juna ga-td - " Treas.
OBTII t STATE IROX dk BRASS
' WORKS.
: Bavin; saoarad the aarrfataa oi a eompateat pereon,
we era aow prepared to (ant aawa ia tba beat atyla
aad oa moderate tieyne, x
. We are alee prep ired to foraUk all kind a of eaat-
laa, aad repair Mill Iroae.
Ore
Irdera sent I aa will meet with prompt atieottoa.
i , B. P. WILLIAMSON A CO,
Raleigh, June 29-tf
V7SQ STALLIOW.
A HNR VOUNO -Phil Brows ' HUUio for al,
ait years old aad 16J," baada baada blgb,
PPil.tp. "WILLIAMSON A CO.
: June 29-tf , . .
' i - t ' ' :" - ' - ' '
AM. JAMES M. MAYO,
OF EDGECOMBE Co.. N. C
w i t n
KADEIt BIGGS & CO.,
OEJIG UAL
Commisaioa Merchants, ,,,,
KADER BIQG3,
J. i. BIOG8.
NORFOLK, TA.
Speeial altentioe aaid ta tha aal of COTTON
ad
bit
kiadaof COUN1BY PKODUCE.
LIBERAL ADVA5CE3 OH C 0 8 1 0 V
BAOOINO and KOVK rurnUhad at lawoat Market
rnoea, payable IB UUTTOM, A , r , ., . .-. . . - , i ,
, Jua 29 6a " . ..
CLASSICAL AND MATIIEHA T I
CALSCUOOL
. 1 miea Mt af BaMfh, t,
Tha Bait aeeaioa el t hie school will eommeBce o
tba Intb of Joly. and eoatinaa for 211 weelu.i
TEaMSs Board, tit par moatb. Tiliua,tM per
Addreaa the Principal at Raleigh, " ' ' ' 1 " ' ' A
, W1LLUM C. DOUR,
Jua a 29 2w i F.inoipal.
! Standard copy S weeka.
.' ii ' ' iiem ). ., ,.... i ,,! w t . ...
ptllLADELFIIIA A SOL'TIIEHW
; swAMsmp Company. ;
PHUADELPHIA ft wTXMTJJGTOHtnrE.
THE toKewMeamahioPlOlVKKtl.Aant. Hnaie.
naeiD( neea piaoaa oe lue line, will sau trora fbila-
delpnia tor v. ltuiimrtoa. oa Satarday, dana 'th aad
will ieava Wilmiaertoa foe Fbiladelphibaoch aUanata
Satorday, r Mil aa liable aUamara aaa be procured
iv rue a weeaij nae.
Freight Imkrn as I.aweet rales. ;
ACCOMMODATIONS F0S PASSESGEES
UNSURPASSED. . .
Ooodi eoaaifBodto tha Atfeola ef ike W. k W It
R. and tho W, H E. R. Coapauiea. wiU bo foe.
waroeo who ueepawa, rrneni enure, hrr Commieaiona,
"th wants-r.,
AfoBta, WllminjrtoB, N. C"
JnneM In
Old North atote. aal.Bl Pieaa. flraBehn P-ii
aad Charlotte Time fauort two waekr and forward
bilU t W.aD.
M. LOVEJOV8 AtADETIV. i
a a - ' ( ... ,
To vtm aeeaioa will oommewoe aa h.0it.mf .tl.
Iie. Tauioar-WaBd raia earreBCT. n.. b.ir !.'
aoTanoo. 1 jt. t a - t -t ,i
lei partMMriera, addrea
. M. LOVEJOY.
t
The third aemioaof Mine AWVTK
LOVKJOt'S;
ehool will rommeBfla July 9th, IMX.
June BS.itt ' !
r T
- w .
. - '- i'. i -i J" .
KITTHELL'S KPRIAOW FEMALE
- IVITITITr ,
' i'S COMMESCKMEST KXtiCiBEs! JtS
Jin- S4lh. iSuedajr) berraoa by Bee. IV L. Head-
Jaea 9Mib. fTharadaTl Adrinae a e.. r. u i i.
Th Asnnnl Coooart etllkeiM. iba mt
tb earn day r-Mth J 9
Jn '- . , . v Sec haeuHy.
ir ITTRELL'S SPUIC:S FEM ALE
..i.a. mm.. '
Tba Tall aaaaioa of tbielaetiiatk-wiii r,. AM 2
h. of Aaaaac " " "
Term, aiodarata aa al ut nth ..Unl
frada. ., . -
KveB fBTahd VOnnv Udiee me ,.
adBsatiee, aad at tba taao Uma tba retiratioB f
theirhealth.- -. . ,
ui panicalara apply n - i) t I
ItEV r. Tt ninnirir"
!.- v-? y-r-Y
nieciEi,ts tuii.La ah
. i l,.st ,-. ,.,
Magjjlel'it FeTcr and igncfiiuj '
y ,' MAGGlirs AST) AGTTE '
; mi-LaSir,
IflESR rainnaa renwdl-a. kn iwa llir,.-A V
ciulus, i uvi n An Aa E
areaoa tlrw(ril ialrodurwr n . ,. ....
d.a.,ia mS Mfc$r
ela4.dr.KKil- " -'-"pn.1Bfi4.
, One rill Iliree Times A Dar
bolora aaeata, aad ebflald fee tuand hi every Ua,ill
ding tawiiavmatie dietnuta, .. "
Biarvalloiw prepwaliont, , "" ' Hi,
. A Box Will be aent rive
If he 1 aot eared llti . ,,J .a""nra th..
w"' k b'p tS. ti:
U- i BOX ' '
bat a lhay are a perfect ran without tm.hu. u "
oayBieBea, lha eharie ta eaejwaabk) aaonirh
Addrera J. liaCGlhl.. M. U., 4a etOT1 (S"'
p r ' ' y . . t , , . s Turk.
oAUTlONr'
Watch narrowly and gaarfl yoriwlaa-ie,Ur,i.
arainet ermiuerfeit I hay iin ni.pre.ed a 7
rum. ooaaterfeit m Wuefteu, aa nuoh bxihu
and expeow Fau baeeof oi.,y fir.t rU., drZ
sod pever of peddler or trav-liii(( dvaler
J . April 2l-4m . , .,-'
AIM.1 T TUB .-: Si-. -.. v
: TUE LIGHT OF THE WOULD
rDKMAGGIEL'S L
PILLS A ND SALVE
dvate, praetteo tha uigredmnU ia tlieee -. " I
' LIFE-C1VLV6 P1LL8I ..
Harefe -- with the wt4 sili'etjea. Theb aua,
aim ta Mtt ea.y to pravtni, dieeaea. bat to eara The
eaaruh eat tha vaiiuua aiaiadwe by whiob l paiieii
i-.uffoilu ead re iuvu,ai u,, ti itn .,Um To
i TEBf .FfJlKTAIS OP TOITB, .
r 01 ia every cam they add new lite end vitality tad
reetore the waning tentiea to their priatine ititV
To the youiHt and BuJul-ad they will prove amei
Invaluable a. a ready, prifio.aodaterlii.medi, i,
Uere ia a dream realiaed, that Pon-de Itn, auuhi
ft three hundred year, atfo, and aever lonad. He
looked f.w a fouotata tliat would raetor the old la
vigor ana make youth aver
An Eternal SprliutJ
It was )elt fur tbie day aud inir to realiao the drum
aaJ abewiaoBawloriueafaet, that magic that da
THESE F1M01S REMEDIES
Caannt atar eh flight of yoara. hut they oaa twee
back aad hold ald. diaeaam 'that nii.il t trtuKi.t,
oeer the aged and the yuan. Let ana hentale th
hataaiiathfaTnnibhiip,a-tunityth oflera. Waea
taken aa preeenhad . .. - - ..
rou , n i llioi nv Di non nr. k
fiha.
iuir r.u ob DHwe piortiK tiTe of rare (baa Ue
and the
i i.eir annual bikkiv UiHuriH-a ia feh at mi t
i-niupoironniante ,4 thia iriart di.lreMiiw
di.eaeerare reaiorod Taa rein-die. are ouute fr.d '
thepureet .
VEGETABLE COMPOUJtW
They will d Imnn the most delionle eme. and
oaa be given ith )ro.,d eiTeiit ia pree.tribd done to
the youngest uabe. . r
TOR CITANEOl'S D1S0RDFE3
And allaruptiniwof the .km. the SALVg t, rnott ia
veloaiile. U doee not beal extoj-nally ahae hut uea.
atratra with the nuwt rearahiug rfli-oU lo tba irrf
lootof tlia anil ...... '
DIL' MACC1EIS PILLS. '
: Iwrorlobly .wra lha folio wiwa; lihtam
Aathma. .. : ( ...
, Howel Coniplaiuta, ' ; V
'" .- '. Coueha, ' ''-;. ,
Cold, ' " -i...; .., , : ,
, Cheat Dieeaaea. !
Coativaiieaa,
Dynp'-pela,
ii
Narthaa, 1
Uropey,
f Debillity,.
. Paver aad Agae
Female Complainu,
i Mead ache.
' lBdltfeHtloo, '-
' i ' IDrlueose,
'' loHammatinn, k. "
inward weak ae-a,
t)ri.-4.i ..; ii..,,...l4vr Complaint, .
-i" 'i Hvt "i Lowneeaof Spinti, !'
... y '', Kintrwnrin, t-
. - . - ' '.' ; .. Khsawratieai, i
' ; ' ' Hnb khvam, : '
,j - Mm liueatei.
- IT IVlieo.--NoMnnuinev without the enirravod
trade mark around eai pot or bo, aiKned by UK J.
MAOOIKL,43KuhoBt., New York, to MUBtaiieit
whiob ia felony. . , ,. .... ,..
' VeT 8Id hy all reprhte Dealeta lo Medici M
tbruugboni tbe Halted 8latne and Caaadae at, U
ate per boz or poi. , . N .
April 19 tt " - - - 1
Ayer'e Sursttpariili
!) ' ' IS oooeoatratod eitnirt nf
)jl If , ' ; the eborn foot, an ooaikiafd
with tlwr sub-iuow. t nl
1 'I i ' ryi'? irieater alterative power a
jy4 to afford an effeetaal amtdota'
repuieu touore. ouvu - '
Biedyle aurt-Iy wanted by
thtwo wto ufli-.r from Mnim-
, X- 1 oueeomplainta, and that one
I which will Barompliab lb" "
aer i 1 .nr. moat, tirove. aethlf ha.,
oflmeniwMe imt,m tJii. 1-r.re aIrm of nnr alhteted
feUow citiieB. - How acinplele.y thi oompoaiid will
do it hae Deed iirovea by experiment op many ,nf tha
worst eaaeata be ioand m the followinff oomplaHitR . '
Scrofula, ferofu! u. Kwellince and bore., bkia l
aaaes, fimplea, fuatulee, liitch, KruptioM, Bt
Anthoay'e Hre, Roee or Erveipelaa, TeUer or M
Rheum, Scald Head, Hinirworm, oVo.
" Sf pkiJU or Ytmmal Mwx ia expelled from tha
VMeai by tb prolonged nVa of tbia tiaraaparilia, and
toe patient leielt , coinpa atire health.
t'emalt Dtuav are caused by Scrofula in the blixd
and are often aoon cured by thia Kitriw-t of S.rMi--nll.
..-:o,.-:'.. ;,.
- Ihi ot rfttaiud tbi iavalnaldo medlrloe, .Wast
?'oa bare beea Impoaed opoa by aoojethiuir pwtewl- ,
u to be tiareapaiilla, while it fa Whea.yos x
have sued Ayer e thea, and But till the, will
know the Virtue, of Snreaoaiitle. lor mmote pariK s
twe e thodiiioaeod rt oavesr wo rofev yoa If' -
Ameriean Almaaae.wbieb the Biraata below Hamad M
foroieb etntx to all who call fat it. .; . ,
ArR' Ctratario Piu.i. f-r the rare of Co"-, .
bees, Jaandire, J y. pepsia, ' ladiseetioB. IiveeefV,
out rHotnacA, tie- owtii, rtiea. BnNnwen, o
baraarieina Tom liiiidnred Stomneb, Pain or Mor
bid laaotiua of lh, Buwie, ilalaSeerTr, lxe of Ai pa
Uto. Lir Couip-niuW fin pry. Wuime. trout, s-
ralKla, and for a tiimwir Hit. ' -r
They are mtrar coated, to that tha wmer eaeaMiw"
eaa) tube Ibrm plvaaeaiiv, aud they are tha be'
Aperient ia ti world for all th purpoae v a fanT
yeio. ' '
Prepared by Pa. J. C. Art a A Co, l-oweH, afaw.,
and wud by - i
Williami St Haywood, P. P. Pewtid, ,
tis U, C, and Dealer generally . ,
duae l-am . . j, ..'...'
miVATE SCHOOL.
Th eihtbeeir.B of BIS KAXOO 8 -"f .
jonag lauiea', wih iwoiei5j,oMM i?11
.J-rjrtM-4i.,.:y , v,.t-u "...
Cam of bt. 1. i'- Cais, lUitur,-. V.
JaCw
Jtaleiga, daas 3-il
JWl-9td jLitUeU. bpnng.,